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BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENGLISH.
I Arthur Titus Bryson .................... South Portsmouth
if Walter Cole Jetton ....................... Sedalia
Lulie Elizabeth Logan ................... Lexington ‘
I Ella Iiiziah Porter ....................... Lexington
. Roscoe Conkling Preston ................. Inez
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN LATIN.
Iva Belle Boreing ........................ London
Lida Scott McCarty ...................... Owensboro
Mabel Hardy Pollitt ..................... Vanceburg
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MODERN LANGUAGE.
n Maude Creekmore ....................... Lexington
“ Viola Moss Eblen ....................... Henderson ·
Clara Elizabeth Matti .................... Sturgis, Mich.
Marie Antoinette Williams ................ Watertown, S. D.
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY
3 Douglas Duncan Felix .................... Hartford
{ Lee Hunt .............................. Owensboro
E John Elliott Cooper Johnson .............. Tallega
5 Roy Hilman Thomas ..................... Cayce
{ BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION
Annabel Acker ......................... Paducah
I Elizabeth Bedinger ...................... Hlalton
i Louis David Covitz ...................... Lexington
I Juliette Samuel Gaines ................... Frankfort
I Lucile Adair Gastineau .................. Middlesboro
Viola Evelyn Gragg ..................... Somerset
» Lorene Catherine Marking ............... Louisville
{ Mary Belle Pence ....................... Lexington
I Yandell Ragan .......................... Cold Spring
. Luella Morton Shaffer .................... Ludlow
j Frederic Thomas Shultz .................. Narrows
, Edith Hurst Stivers ..................,.. Faris
Q Elmer Ellsworth Tartar .................. Brady
Curtis Burnam Wilson ................... Paint Lick
William Claude Wilson ................... Providence
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John Hiram Way ........................ Utica l
John Estill Wilson ...................... Paint Lick
» BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSIOLOGY
A `c_r,.-»/ John Sharpe Chambers ................... Murray
` BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
I Inis Gillis .............................. Lexington B
Clarence Hudson Richardson .............. Buffalo
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MINING GEOLOGY
Sylvan Stewart Price .................... Marion I
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
’_ William Henry McAdams ................. Lexington l
WVilliam Todd Nicoll ..................... Lexington
John Wilson Porter, Jr. .................. Maysville H
Arnon Owsley Snoddy .................... Glasgow
, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY
V · Elmer Louis Rembold .................... Owensboro
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Clayborne Xenophon Johnson ............. Tallega
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ZOOLOGY
I Philip Garman .......................... Lexington
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE
Walter Winston Fitzpatrick ............... Somerset
Orestes Foraker Floyd ................... Hustonville
AA cm.-~·James Freeman Gilbert .................. Lawrenceburg E
‘~· Edwin Joseph Gott ...................... Bellevue 1
Robert Graham ......................... Lexington
Louis Joseph Henrich .................... Newport
Joseph Paul_LaMaster ................... Campbellsburg
t Ray Innis Matthews ..................... Williamstown
* _ Roy Harlan Milton ...................... Lexington
Showdy Elbert Puckett .................. Hodgenville
_ .. t· *William Henry Rogers ................... Danville
· Wallace Vanderpool Smith ............... Lexington
`S BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS
Elizabeth Anne Fried .................... Lexington
Mary Elizabeth Taylor ................... Lexington
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1 Charles Leon Bosley ..................... Owensboro ·
Frank Davis Cain ....................... Madisonville
Henry Lester Farmer .................... Harlan
t Joseph Leslie Hall ...................... Waddy
F Edgar Arrington Humphreys ............. Crutchfield 4
l Guy Brooklyn Jeffries ................... Horse Cave
James Alfred Myers .................... Glasgow
, William Survant Penney ................. Lexington
' Morris Roth ........................... Newport
George Atwell Scott ..................... Paducah
William Carl Stone ...................... Hinton
{ Watson Andrew Sudduth ................. Lexington
t BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
William Cobbs Armistead ................ Madison, Tenn.
‘ Brinkley Barnett ....................... Somerset 4
Alvin Hovey Colbert ..................... London
~ J ohn Scearce Crosthwaite ................ Lexington .
Frank James Forsyth .................... Pikeville
William Kendrick Gregory ............... Louisville
James Flanagan Hall ..................... Frankfort
John William Kunzman .................. Buechel
Shimegoro Kurozawa .................... Tokio, Japan
William Muir Lane ...................... Lexington
George Campbell Lewis .................. London
Edgar William Link ..................... Lexington
Robert Emison Mattingly ................. Lebanon
Charles Henry Douglas Osborn ............ San Antonio, Texas
Daniel Whitaker Perry ................... Pembroke
1 Robert Bedford Pogue ................... Lexington
Stanley Jolm Ridd ....................... Newport
William Charles Rudd .................... Owensboro
Robert Ryland Taliaferro ................. Lexington
l George Clark Watkins ................... Lexington
August Joseph W eisenberger .............. Midway
Robert Luther Willis ..................... Crab Orchard
BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING
J ohn Parham Barrow ................... Lexington
Jolm Rollie Foster ...................... Benham
Willis Ewing Hobson .................... Frankfort
Herbert Adolph Kohnhorst ................ Louisville
Robert Marvin Woodson .................. Kuttawa
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James Robinson Bussey .................. Moscow ’
Albert Dabney Crenshaw ................. Cadiz
. Justin Laymen Doyle .................... Ilion, N. Y.
Edgar Hart Dunn ....................... Murray .
Fred Faris ............................. Lexington
, Tanner Winstone Jett .................... Owensboro
Hugh Kelley ........................... Calhoun ,
Hodge Lester ........................... Cadiz
Thomas Elmer Mahan .................... Williamsburg
Joseph F. W. Morrison ................... Stuttgart, Ark.
, James Harcourt Nutter .................. LaGrange
James Sory, Jr. ......................... Madisonville
~ James Polk South ....................... Jett
· Dailey Shearer Stafford .................. Covina, Cal.
Andrew Berkley Thomason ............... Paris
Lewis Patterson Watson ................. Ashland
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For Bachelor of Arts in History. I ,.·’ tw
’ DOUGLAS DUNCAN FELIX- J X `r·· y 1 x` ’ ` l l A
The Otlicial Title of Kentucky. * `
LEE HUNT-
John C. Breckinridge.
JOHN ELLIOTT COOPER JOHNSON- 4
The Social and Historical Background of Kentucky Feuds.
ROY HILMAN THOMAS- I
Executive Discretion in Foreign Affairs.
For Bachelor of Science in Industrial Chemistry.
WILLIAM HENRY McADAMS-
The Chemical and Physical Examination of the Oils from
the Fruit of Juglans Nigra, Hicoria Laciniosa, Hicoria
Ovata and Hicoria Pecan.
WILLIAM TODD NICOLL-
An Experimental Study of the Properties of Colloids.
JOHN WILSON PORTER, Jr.-
A Critical Examination of the Methods for the Determin-
ation of Formaldehyde.
I ARNON OWSLEY SNODDY-
A Study of the Chemical Properties of the Metals of the
Cerium Group.
For Bachelor of Science in Agriculture.
WALTER WINSTON FITZPATRICK and JOSEPH PAUL
LaMASTER-
Relative Values of Dried Distiller’s Grains and Wheat
Bran for Milk Production.
ORESTES FORAKER FLOYD-
Mules and Jack Stock of Kentucky.
JAMES FREEMAN GILBERT-
The Tobacco Industry in Anderson County, Kentucky.
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A Identification of Bacteria.
‘ ROBERT GRAHAM--
I Notes on Attenuation of Virus in the Blood of Cholera
Hogs to Prepare a Vaccine. .
LOUIS JOSEPH HENRICH—
The Physical Variations of the Soy Bean Plant.
I RAY INNIS MATTHEWS-
il A Study of Symbiotic Fixation of Nitrogen.
X ROY HARLAN MILTON-
The Management of Tobacco Plant Beds.
SHOWDY ELBERT PUCKETT-
‘ A Study of the Oil and Protein Content. of Nineteen Varie-
V ties of Soy Beans.
`_ WILLIAM HENRY ROGERS—
Liming the Soil.
“ WALLACE VANDERPOOL SMlTH—
, A Feeding Experiment with Mules to Determine the Value
1 of Straight Ear Corn Compared with a Mixture of
Cracked Corn, Bran and Linseed Meal.
N For Bachelor of Civil Engineering.
CHARLES LEON BOSLEY, MORRIS ROTH—
Pratt Pin Connected Through Highway Bridge. .
FRANK DAVIS CAIN, GUY BROOKLYN JEFFRIES—
Topographical Field Methods; Stadia, Landscape Garden,
and Railroad Topography.
l HENRY LESTER FARMER and EDGAR ARRINGTON
HUMPHREYS— 2
Design of Reinforced Concrete Viaduct over Tracks on
West Main Street, Lexington, Ky.
S JOSEPH LESLIE HALL, JAMES ALFRED MYERS—
Design of Low Pin Connected Pratt Truss and Low Riv-
eted Warren Truss Highway Bridges.
WILLIAM SURVANT PENNEY——
’ Design of Reinforced Concrete Viaduct over Tracks on
Jefferson Street, Lexington, Ky.
I GEORGE ATWELL SCOTT-
Designs and Details of Single Span Railway Bridge of
Pratt Type.
WILLIAM CARL STONE-
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, WATSON ANDREW SUDDUTH—
ii, Design of a Reinforced Concrete Arch and the Develop-
{ ment of the Theory of Design.
For Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering. ` _
DANIEL WHITAKER PERRY and AUGUST JOSEPH WEIS-
ENBERGER—
An Analysis of the Engineering Plant of the Phoenix
Hotel.
ROBERT RYLAND TALIAFERRO and EDGAR WILLIAM I
LINK—- ’
The Design of Central Heating and Lighting Plant for the
State University of Kentucky.
CHARLES HENRY DOUGLAS OSBORN and FRANK JAMES
FORSYTH-
Comparative Tests of Several Types of Locomotive Head-
light Equipments for Steam Railway Locomotives.
ROBERT BEDFORD POGUE and ROBERT EMISON MAT-
TINGLY—-
A Calorimeter Determination of the Heating Value of
Kerosene.
A WILLIAM COBBS ARMISTEAD—
A Study of Automatic Telephony.
K SHIMEGORO KUROZAWA—
A Study of Various Gasoline Carburetors on the American
Market.
BRINKLEY BARNETT and JOHN SCEARCE CROSTH-
WAITE-—
A Study of the Cost of Steam Production at Phoenix Hotel,
Lexington, Ky.
JAMES FLANAGAN HALL, GEORGE CLARK WATKINS—
Discussion of the Cost of Automobile Power.
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A Study of the Power Value of Gasoline in Internal Com- z
· bustion Engines.
§· WILLIAM MUIR LANE and ROBERT LUTHER WILLIS- I
E Study of Substation Practice, Kentucky Traction and
g Terminal Company. *
i JOHN WILLIAM KUNZMAN-
An Experimental Study of the Holding Power of Railroad
- Spikes.
H WILLIAM KEN DRICK GREGORY-
A Study of the 1913 Automobile Engineering Practice.
ALVIN HOVEY COLBERT-
[ A Study of the Usage of Kerosene as a Fuel for the In-
` y ternal Combustion Motor.
_ . GEORGE CAMPBELL LEWIS-
AA- Design of Central Energy Plant for the Sue Bennett
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§ A For Bachelor of Mining Engineering
._ JOHN PARHAM BARROW and WILLIS EWING HOBSON-
ag The Use of Concrete in Mining, Including an Account of
the Concrete Tipple at Mine No. 10 of the Stearns Coal
·_ Company, in McCreary County, Kentucky. I
r JOHN ROLLIE FOSTER and ROBERT MARVIN WOODSON-
. A Discussion of the Coals of the Big Sandy Valley and of
Some of the Mining Operations Therein.
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HONOR GRADUATES
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College of Arts cmd Science:
MAUDE CREEKMORE
VIOLA MOSS EBLEN g
DOUGLAS DUNCAN FELIX
PHILIP GARMAN
INIS GILLIS
WILLIAM HENRY McADAMS 2
WILLIAM TODD NICOLL
MABEL HARDY POLLITT I
College of Agrz`ezzllm*e:
JOSEPH PAUL LA MASTER 1
5 WALLACE VANDERPOOL SMITH
College of Civil E'}'ZglilZ,€C}`2.72gZ »°
Y EDGAR ARRINGTON HUMPHREYS
MORRIS ROTH
College of Meehaazieal cmd Electrical E¢zg2'22ee~rz`¢2.g:
ROBERT EMISON MATTINGLY `
1 CHARLES HENRY DOUGLAS OSBORN
I College of Mines cmd Memllurgg:
N ROBERT MARVIN WOODSON 1
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Invocation
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ADDRESS: Hon. Eclvsard J. McDermott, A. B., LL. B., Lieu-
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Clarence Hudson Richardson, B. S., Class
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BIUSIC
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GRADUATES AND THESES.
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For Master of Arts.
ROBERT McDOWELL ALLEN ................... Lexington
The Municipal Abattoir-—-An Economic Study.
ADDIE LEE DEAN ......................... St. Louis, Mo.
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