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F   a  Interest Is Mounting In Reunions O 5 And 0   _
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”· ‘ /_r____,,,;...Y-r-.rr.—;*;.  Letters from class members, ap-
Editor V pointment of reunion chairmen, A
• get—togethe1·s of class committee",
mage Ruppmen Take Fntth Southeastern Crown and preparations in genera] hav;
o ‘—·‘ manifest the interest and enthusi—
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Th1S st0!`Y 15 EEWIUE te be ? m9S _ asm already under way for Ken- i
a hablf. Each year as the Sprms is- ’15 CHAIRMAN tucky’s annual Alumni Reunion to ‘
_ sue of the Alum¤¤t5 C0m€5 areundy be held on and around the campus ‘
· we have to dig Ou 50m€ new WW V t _ _ Thursday and Friday, June 6 and 7.
gainst » to announce that the Kentucky _ _   r V Thursday, June 6,1-13.5 been dBSig_
_ tem Wildcats are champions of the V  1 ;,,  . Dated as Alumni Day, begmmng
rsiws Southeastern conferencce. Th1s_tyea1‘ gp;  _~.. ;   ~   V Y with registration at the Alumni Of_
~ ‘s no eXC€p@i0¤. 50 DRY 0¤ Us 1 WB     "   V fice in the Student Union in the
suc' J gggin announce that On March 16 -  if   morning, followed by tours of the
3 9·0 at Knoxville, T€¤¤€55€6, the K€¤‘   A I campus under the guidance of re- 4
season   tucky Wildcats WOR UW 1940 5¤¤th— V  ‘  r_ l union chairmen; the we1l—known ‘ A
Nnmg  _, Eastern basketball·t0l11‘¤i1m€1}t Y0? · ’?£€ _ ,  .» _  M .4 luncheons in the Union or at
_t ' ° the fifth time during the 1·e1gn of _ ~   ,V  r I V    downtown hotels; baccalaureate
’ Bam n COBGI1 Ad01Dh RuPP~   I··’  ·  V V services in the afternoon; and the
lg Of ‘  perhaps the story is a little dif- jg   -’ _   · = annual banquet in the evening, I
rank' ferent this Y€&1`—fii'5t· the CMS `   i Fridays program includes the ‘
S Well · made it two in a 1`0W, something ¤0 ‘   ’  F*~_`  A Commencement luncheon in honor E
cm- ° other southeastern net team HZ5 A V  Q g >" ;: `   · of graduating seniors, the annual [
,»  ever been able to G0? and S€€°n » _ J  ·   ‘ meeting of the Alumni Association,
because this Ch3mDi0¤5hiD Wa$ ` n W (   »i.»   ,  and as a climax the seventy—third S
team i V gained under the W0f5¤ handicaps `V   annual Commencement exercises at S Q
latter V. a coach could €V€1` dream Of- Al-   . —· ._ twilight on Stoll Field. ‘ ;
Bmidr ° though the netméll had OUIY €iEh· · ' . V Reunion classes this year are ‘ ,
mdmg   [een games on their regular sched- A Q ‘ _ those ending in ’5 and ‘0. Robert D.
’ from ’¥· ule, exclusive of the tournament, _ { Hawking, professor Inf Applied Me- ‘ V
  they W€1'€ Di@t€d against another ‘L_ _ chanics at the University, is per- 4
1 ri? ODDGHBHYG most of W6 $€aS°¤·i“‘ ` ‘   _ manent secretary of the Class of _ I
L2;} nuenza, ‘ Q_ i l` ’15 and its reunion chairman. Plans §`
  A11 looked well for the Cats ns _ , '_ . for their reunion are under way un-    
-—   they soundly trouneed Berea in an _ n I . ·» der the direction ofacommittee com-   _ 
  opener December 9. First indicatlml   “· ' V D05€d of M1`. H&Wk1HS, Wayland 1 -
Q   oi what was to come arrived wrth · Rhoads, and li/Irs. J. Sd Cglhamllners {
·--·¤  the second encounter- against Cm- —