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I ~ EXECUTIVE COEIBHTTEE District V—Robert M. Hardy. 102 Hay Ave.,
. _Frankfort, Ky.
Mr. \‘Villiam M. Cant, President, Common- D12? C' De111111111' 611 1:01101
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Mr. B. A. Shively, Vice President, 1:11 Chen- Chen, K,Z_’ ` amply illuygymg {hg g;p[(it·{,»q
null Road- l-€¤¤¤s¢¤¤» lsv- District nt (Nation-at-Large)—Ewell Hatfield. . ·
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,~ nenn G. King, Directtir oi Alumni nnnn. D·§;3¤*L§;g·;;t§s,.;‘· “¤~·¤*· M6 “· ss arrival of students. As nm. run
, Alumni House 400 Rose Street Lexington, 11 0 1 1 · ·_
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n _ _ _ .._ District I—Mr. Douglas \V1ll1ams, Hopkinsville,
. TE11115 1111111111 11'11’ 196°‘ Ky. _ _ _ zcstful hours of recreation to the ’
' District I- L. Berkley Davis, 22 Stone Creek DiSll'i¤f U—Ml’· L>'¤¤ ]€HYl€$~ C0l¤mbl¤y KY-_
{ ’ Park, Owensboro, Ky. Diiiricé 12-Mr. ljoe Igireason, -1000 Druid Hills OUS (-`1lUH£’Tl[-{CS of Ulf! ClU·¥5`T00m-
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Q District IViMrs. Iilmer Cilb, Paris Pike, Lex- Farris, 421 Rose St., Lexington, Ky.
l_. ington, Ky.; Guy A. Huguelet, jr., 1469 District V—Mr. james B. Allen, Box 537, Win-
Lakewood Drive, Lexington, Ky. chester, Ky.
·. Diirict ;'·-Mrsk Richard Hopkins, 691 Higgins District l\gI—Dr. Emery Clark, jr., Flcmings·
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’ ` Di$¤'l¢t VI-]- Rggtsf Caudill. 530 C0ll€iZ€ Blvd-, Distliict Vl1l—Mr. Richard G. \Vells, jr., Pike-
" Morehead, Ky. ville, Ky.
, * District VII-Mrs. Rexford S. Blazer, 2711 Sem- District VIII-(Kgntucky·-at-Large)-hir, Cecil
1 l¤¤l€ AV€·, Ashland. KY- Bell, R. #1, Georgetown, Ky.; Mr. joe Rup-
; District VIII (Kentucky-at-Largc)—Mrs. Hamp- ert, Burt 471, Ashland, Ky,
2 ton C· Adams. Old Keen Place. Versailles District lx-(Nation-nt-Large) ~ Mr. Ernest
> , Rd., Lexington, Ky.; David H. Pritchett, 520 Steele, 7117 Sheffield Dr., Knoxville, Tenn.
I 1 _Ci{Plli¤l AV€·n F1Q¤¤l And to the
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‘ l “Let us begin now, and in 1965, plan for
ii i the enrollment of 1975; let us plan to
Q E both teach and house the incoming stu-
; i dents . . .”——Dr. Oswald.
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. o the FACULTY, I challenge you to a complete [ vm¤*>*¤f1§¤¤
T self-examination of our academic program and your F , _F°““d€r$
_ I role in it. I call upon you to redefine your objec- A e nm; Of 8 Sem
` tives and underscore your faith in the great traditions of I P?-lcd in wl
Z liberal education and scholarship; I ask you to reaflirm will be aékefl
1 - your interest in and increase your contributions to the — Alummi fa
· worldls knowledge, I _;g»{ dynamic
To the TRUSTEES, I challenge you to help us maxi- y `Q · _ mr Umvcrs
mize our dual roles as both servant and leader of society. _ _` - conferenfiesi
As we immerse ourselves in every facet of society, we { ‘ uled durmg
if must at the same time play the role of the critic, the _ ‘ I / r Ofilgf lgalr
{ { observer, the evaluator of society. I call upon the Trus- ' , nl 6 mw
tees to help us remain free while wc serve. \Ve shall V g y across 4
- · also call upon you to help us, of course, End the neces- » · gk to Sw,
A Q sary support to pay for the increased costs of an ex- _ Past achl
_ ` panded enrollment, an expanded faculty, expanded facili- , ~ A , Qmle Of l
g ties, expanded research, and greatly expanded services. i. A . ’ , ;_e , ~— of lh
, We ask for your continued support and understanding 7 I ’;.... — · nzlvemq
l as we come to you with new programs and new demands ‘ — a*- e `" , I facade
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A To our ALUMNI, I challenge you to a re-examination for cxa 1
{ of your thinking in regard to the role that the alumni " “ ‘ ` ‘ i mpe
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pf, dllflhg 1965, thi? reality that the margin necessary itgtixitsfisxhnt Agtchttrd Hnfstadtef has called nnti-int€l_ ’ ‘
Provide the excellence to go along with growth in action withttth mtmctm hte- Through Stcpptttup tntnn I
iiiilmbffl'5, will hilV€ to COITIC from alumni and friends out all 6 people cf the $tat€, let us seek to wipe ·_
tgtijhe year 1965 is the moment for our alumni to grasp this Tho regrtiietitfmetitt and suspicion Ot the tttc Ot tnn mind I
Fgnliallenge, meet 1t, and give the University the boost it on the rolt 0titi1,uy’ wtll bt? a CIUZCHYY better informed ·
{needs at this jl1llCh1I`¢3 in its history. Common es Ich t 8 Umverstty tn this mPldlY Chahglllg l I
And to the STUDENTS, I challenge you to make 3 equi cdvticat tdtmd 8 tttcutty and admtntstmttnn better I
major (;()ntrll)u[lOIl to tllil lOl2ll lUtCllCClU21l Clllhiltc OI] Our servgplf O ren cr maxtmum services to the People we ·t
campus in l Cll21llCllgC yOU to Hlilxlmilc tllc ()pp()r- for- iii yhgve Eittccpt thesg challenges, the future we Seek -
will COITIC )'OUI` wily tlirougii your contacts Wcrll racer; (Lu ucgilondwttt ·b€ iiiuch ¥TlOI'€ p1‘€di(;t3b]€_ 4 I
(_l]5tmgulSl1€(l VlSlllllg pI'Ol't(’SSOI`S Zlllll Oll`1CI' CIIUHCIII our rese lt tzn the ucatton Wlth quality; vvctll expand I
onalities who will be visitin 1 our -· s. , ttm amnnns and <>PP0rtunities· we’ll Q ‘
in E _ lv Cdmpllb, but at the our Services t th- t expand I '
L"` V €l1fll€, I €h1lll€llg0 YOU to come forth with programs maxi . O IS State and nation? in $h0l't, we’ll ‘
of your OWU tllllt will Ulill·€U OUT SlU(l(’IllS l’ as d ddd ici
1 us 1.1 complex upper division and graduate work. Z
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5 l ——Provide the groundwork for possible reorganization search for quality in education as we open the
, 3 of the professional colleges and dividing the College of quantity. The challenge posed by these two
Q ‘i l Arts and Sciences into three separate schools—science, enormous; it presents, perhaps, even a stormier
i I l fine arts and letters. history than this country faced in 1862. =
.V g —Set higher standards for faculty members and at the "\Ve know that by 1970 more than ti million wi
t 5 l same time strengthen the present program of recruitment will be qualified for and seeking admittance to out
’ and retention of faculty. In connection with the faculty leges and universities. College enrollments in 1$)f¤i i· ».
E I Q recruitment and retention effort, the University recently be nearly 100 per cent higher than in 1955. Sei ‘
established a new retirement plan and adopted a 10- flarris, a Harvard economist. estimates that the total
— 1 month academic year schedule. Other goals of Presi- of financing American higher education will doulil- '
V l dent Oswald’s program include establishment of a maxi- tween 1963 and 1970. Our problems at the llnii.
. _ mum teaching load of nine hours per week, and inaugu· of Kentucky roughly parallel those of the national ~.
ll `_ ration of the faculty rank of lecturer for those who are By 1975. for example, our enrollments will reaeli l~ _
i able teachers but who work in areas where research is \\`ith this dramatic increase in numbers of studi-:1
X not normally conducted. course, will come a corresponding increase in
l -—Foster a campus·wide academic atmosphere aimed members. .·\s I have said many times in the p..~·
l . at sparking the intellectual development of students. months. I came from a state keenly aware of tlii
~ S l This would include establishment of an “honors section" for planning; for the state of (Ialifornia—witli tlii-_
, ‘ g in each multi-section course, and assignment of dormi- number of persons moving into the state as well .
i tory space so that students having similar interests are tremendous increase in population through higlii:
~ Z ’ housed together. rates-we often say that if one is not fifteen years
While speaking at Spindletop Hall on Founder’s Day in his planning, he is five years behind. Xly plex-
‘ of this year, President Oswald quoted Milton Eisenhower is that we make our Centennial Year the greatest
» f on the value of the land-grant university to the state and ning period in our history.
` f nation. “Let us begin now, and in 1965, plan for the·
‘ \ “If the land-grant idea had not been conceived, if a ments of 1975; let us plan to both teach and lie:.
Y handful of men with vision and daring spirits had not incoming students. Let us plan now to provide tl.
. " recognized the crucial needs of the 1860`s and worked of leadership demanded and expected of a state ~
1 incessantly to meet those needs—I venture to say that sity through expanded programs of research an]
· this nation might have been overtaken and engulfed by ices; let us plan now to expand the original con.
a tide of history.” the land-grant college, that of service to society—:r
i In defining the role of the University and pointing out problems to be solved are endless—traflic control.
z the need for foresighted planning, President Oswald said; zation, slums, use of leisure time, only to name .12
“. . . It is even fair to say, I think, that the truly To be sure, our planning is already underway I
American character of the University came with the University of Kentucky. I think we took a slur
_ " advent of the land-grant college. Now, over a hundred step in ]anuary with the establislunent of a di~t·
` years later, we face anew the challenge of the land-grant community college system within our Universit}
i idea. This is time for higher education to assert its lead- system in fact was proposed on the assumption t
Q ership more vigorously, to bring its resources to bear would become a valuable instrument in helpiuut
more forcibly on current problems-in order that society serve the most sacred tenet of American educatioii-
V might truly benefit. We have come to accept the idea osophy-that each individual should be proriiii
that education is not just for the privileged-—the elite- maximum opportunity to educate himself to the li
. Q that it should be available to all in the development of his capacity. It is my belief that this system will l.
, Q their talents. But at the same time, we must hold stead- to move toward the Southern Regional Educatieii.
. , fastly to the concept of academic excellence. We must ideal of “Full Opportunity` with ‘excellence`."
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