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June 2, 1930
W THE ALGERNON SIDNEY SULLIVAN MEDALLIONS (Three in number)
Established in 1927, by the New York Southern Society. Awarded to a man
and woman in the senior class of the University and to a citizen of Ken-
·—L· tucky not connected with the University who, because of the quality of
their lives, are judged to be the appropriate recipients of this distinction.
JOHN CHARLES BENSON, of Lexington, Kentucky
ELIZABETH CRAMER, of Louisville, Kentucky
MAX BRUNSWICK NAHM, of Bowling Green, Kentucky
. JOHN SKAIN PRIZE of One Hundred Dollars
Established in 1926 by John Skain. Awarded to the woman in the senior
class whose influence has been most helpful and wholesome in the life of
the University
BERNICE BYLAND, of Dayton, Kentucky
WOMEN’S SELF GOVERNMENT ASS’N PRIZE of One Hundred Dollars
Established in 1926 by the Women‘s Self Government Association to woman
student for outstanding service to the University
NANCY B. SCRUGHAM, of Lexington, Kentucky
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION KEY (Gold Key)
‘ Established in 1927. Awarded by the Y. M. C. A. to seniors for special ser-
vices in the Y. M. C. A. since entering the University
HENRY CRAVENS, of Livia, Kentucky
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
ALPHA ZETA, Medal
Established in 1923 by Alpha Zeta, Honorary Agricultural Fraternity.
Awarded for the highest scholarship in the agricultural
• · course during the freshman year
SCOTT McLAIN, of Taylorsville, Kentucky
, , BLOCK AND BRIDLE CUPS
Established in 1928. Awarded by Block and Bridle Club to upper-classman
and freshman for best record in judging live stock
O. J. PRICE, of Princeton, Kentucky
WILLIAM E. FLORENCE, of Paris, Kentucky

 PHI UPSILON OMICRON, Medal I
Established in 1924 by Phi Upsilon Omicron, Honorary Home Economics
Fraternity. Awarded to woman in freshman class for highest
scholarship in Home Economics
EUDENAH HAMBY, of Dawson Springs, Kentucky
WEIL SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE of One Hundred Dollars
Established in 1926 by Jonas Weil, of Lexington, through the Agricultural H
Honorary Society, Alpha Zeta, for the highest scholarship in Agri- K
cultural courses in the freshman and sophomore years ‘  
JESSE LOGAN COLLINS, of Flemingsburg, Kentucky _.
JAMES B. HAGGIN MEMORIAL ESSAY CONTEST
Established in 1929 by the James B. Haggin Memorial Fund for best essays
on some agricultural subject by students in College of Agriculture
First, $75.00 .............. AARON LEE, of Depoy, Kentucky
Second, $30.00 ............ A. A. WILLIAMS, of Scottsville, Kentucky
Third, $20.00 ............. WM. G. SURVANT, of Owensboro, Kentucky
Fourth, $15.00 ............ THEODORE MILBY, of Buffalo, Kentucky
Fifth, $10.00 ............. HENRY CRAVENS, of Livia, Kentucky
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
THE CHARLES S. BRENT MEMORIAL PRIZE IN AMERICAN HISTORY
Books Valued at Sixty Dollars
Established in 1926 by Henry Kelley Brent. Awarded for highest scholar-
ship in American History in sophomore and junior years
JANE CLAY KENNEY, of Paris, Kentucky
THE BENNETT PRIZES
Established in 1904 from the Philom Bennett Fund of which William J.
Bryan was trustee, for the best essay on the Origin and Develop-
ment of Parliamentary Government
MARY VIRGINIA HAILEY, of Cincinnati, Ohio
LEWIS ANDREW WASH, of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky
MORTAR BOARD PRIZES, Two Cups
Established in 1927 by Mortar Board. Awarded to freshman woman having
the highest standing for the first semester
ISABEL ISGRIG, of Paris, Kentucky »
MILDRED NEAL, of Catlettsburg, Kentucky
MEMBERS OF UNIVERSITY DEBATING TEAM ,_
CLIFFORD AMYX, Lexington, Kentucky, Sophomore
International Debate of 1928
PAT. D. RANKIN, Lancaster, Kentucky, Senior
International Debate of 1927

 RICHARD M. WEAVER, Lexington, Kentucky, Junior
International Debate of 1928
Seniors
H. C. SMITH, Bowling Green, Kentucky
BRUCE WATERS, Portsmouth, Kentucky
Juniors
WILLIAM H. DYSARD, Ashland, Kentucky
C VIRGINIA DOUGHERTY, Lexington, Kentucky
‘ · JAMES S. PORTER, Lexington, Kentucky
/ ROBERT STEWART, Denton, Kentucky
U Sophomores
HUGH R. JACKSON, Lexington, Kentucky
KERMIT S. PACK, Portsmouth, Ohio
WILLIAM R. PEARCE, Motte, North Dakota
SIDNEY T. SCHELL, Lexington, Kentucky
Freshmen
WILLIAM ARDERY, Paris, Kentucky
NORRIS B. BROWNE, Lexington, Kentucky
KENNETH GREENQUIST, Racine, Wisconsin
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
THE CHI DELTA PRIZES of Ten Dollars Each
Established in 1928 by Chi Delta Pi, Honorary Literary Sorority. Awarded
for poetry contributed to "Letters" by students
HAZEL GIBSON, of Berea. Kentucky
MARJORIE GOULD, of East Hartford, Connecticut
CALE YOUNG RICE PRIZES of Ten Dollars Each
Established in 1928 by Cale Young Rice. Awarded for poems contributed
to "Letters" by persons not students at the University of Kentucky
WALTER F. WRIGHT, of Anchorage. Kentucky
SLAYDEN W. DOUTHITT, of Farmington, Kentucky
KENTUCKY KERNEL CUP
Established in 1926 by "The Kentucky Kernel." Awarded to senior having
the highest scholarship for the four years
LOLO LEMME ROBINSON, of Lexington, Kentucky
SIGMA DELTA CHI SCHOLARSHIP KEYS
Established in 1927. Presented by National Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi,
·. International Journalistic Fraternity, to senior majors in journalism
each year with highest standings
LAURENCE SHROPSHIRE, of Lexington, Kentucky
SARA ELVOVE, of Paris, Kentucky
RICHARD BREWER, of Austin, Texas

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MILITARY DEPARTMENT
COLONEL FREEMAN CUP AND STREAMER
Established in 1921 by Col. George D. Freeman, Jr., Infantry, U. S. Army.
Awarded to best drilled company
B COMPANY
LAFAYETTE HOTEL CUP
Established in 1922 by the Lafayette Hotel. Awarded to the junior for the
highest standing in Military Science for the year
AUSTIN M. HENDERSON, of Ashland, Kentucky
LEXINGTON HERALD CUP
Established in 1922 by the Lexington Herald. Awarded to the sophomore
having the highest standing in Military Science for the year
HARRY R. LAIR, of Cynthiana, Kentucky
LEXINGTON LEADER CUP
Established in 1922 by the Lexington Leader. Awarded to the freshman
having the highest standing in Military Science for the year
HARRY EMMERICH, of Henderson, Kentucky
PHOENIX HOTEL CUP
Established in 1922 by the Phoenix Hotel. Awarded to senior making the
highest standing in Military Science
ELDRED E. ADAMS
RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
Honor Graduates
HAYS HIRAM OWENS, of Lexington, Kentucky
LAURENCE K. SHROPSHIRE, of Lexington, Kentucky
RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY
Field Glasses
Established in 1923 by Reserve Officers‘ Association of Central Kentucky. ‘
Awarded to senior for highest standing in Military Department and
other departments of the University for the year
ROBERT MURRAY ODEAR, of Lexington, Kentucky
ROTARY CITIZENSHIP TROPHY
Established in 1928 by the Lexington Rotary Club. Awarded to senior R. O.
T. C. student who excels in the requirements of good citizenship
JOHN CHARLES BENSON, of Lexington, Kentucky

 SCABBARD AND BLADE CUP
Established in 1927 by Kentucky Company of Scabbard and Blade, Na-
tional Military Fraternity. Awarded to best drilled cadet
RICHARD HAMMOND HEYSER
UNIVERSITY CUP
Established in 1921 by the University of Kentucky. Awarded to the com-
pany having the highest average standing in Military Science for the year
B COMPANY
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
THE CHI OMEGA SORORITY PRIZE of Twenty-five Dollars
Established in 1926 at suggestion of National Officers of Chi Omega soro-
rity. Awarded to girl in the sophomore class for highest
scholarship in Economics
MARY ADA HONEY, of Nicholasville, Kentucky
THE DELTA SIGMA PI, Professional Commerce Fraternity, Key
Established in 1920 by International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi. Award-
ed to senior of the College of Commerce having highest scholarship
for four years
F. LELAND HOWARD, of Hodgenville, Kentucky
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
E. B. ELLIS PRIZE of One Hundred Dollars
Established in 1918 by Ernest B. Ellis. Awarded to student in the College
of Engineering for the highest scholarship in the freshman
and sophomore years
ROBERT IRMEN FORT, of Frankfort, Kentucky
HOWARD PAYNE INGELS PRIZE of One Hundred Dollars
Established in 1925 by Howard Payne Ingels. Awarded to senior in College
of Engineering for the highest scholarship in Public Speaking
JAMES C. STARKS, of Midway, Kentucky
COLLEGE OF LAW
THE LAFFERTY MEDAL
Established in 1926 by Alumni of Law School. Awarded to the senior in
the College of Law for the highest scholarship for the three years
ROBERT MURRAY ODEAR, Lexington, Kentucky

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