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E; xii; I Ammo \'lll LEXINGTON, KY., MARCH, I938 Number 2  
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contact Ab Kirwan Gets U. K. ea oac lng osltlon l
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§1£€1;§S i ,é..¢.T-  With the appointment of Bernie  
Of pmg_ I · _ “ H “ H Shively, ’36, acting head of the {
· ·u , physical education department, as 1
[W1 be · GUUION Classes Endlng In 3 And 8 director of all University athleties,  
3. . d_ ‘ who immediately selected Ab Kir- z _
.§v§‘%h.  cheduled For Return To Compus ln June wan. cc, football coach at du com g
· th _ , . _. . . . ~ - - th Manual High School, Louisville, as l
ul? `llir I is V`? ‘§i.`i€ °£J§"’.tLl‘?“§.iE€l$§ iéélki-Ri §Z?§.2?€lrr§2“S§W“i$Z£`1‘£urc? cccc Varsity rcccccil coach, all l
is that mesh foreythe classes ending in ing named Lafferty hall has been Umversityelumm and fmenqs arc E
a t - Tam 9,. . , ·_ ’ · · ` · viewing with an air of optimism l .
~ 0 FE ,— and ··g wlll gather on the Uni completed, 1S now in use and will , . . . .
lat part 1 · lc - th J · - lo dedicated sometime during the Keemckys new deal H} athletlcs m 1
_ 1-slty campus Ol G UDB IB 9 l · _ I
llch h¤$ - tfvjties June reunion The engineering Whlch eleven Umverslty of Kee l
<>fu¤cm» I lggtay$e;ri· some 600 alumni made quadrangle and the Student Uniog   Alumni held resmnsible pes?  
1 ormer g   ‘ ‘ lmost com lete an ‘ . .
. , way back to the campus and building are a p- l _ _
mee ‘ rlltered at the Alumni Office for construction of the new biological The new sci up tn athletics fel {
gl? H3,] · iioeasslon, The number return- building is well under way.   ahgglosttgg dilell tee %;;;u(2;`; L
‘ ut te ’  ;for the reunion of "3" and "8" Alumni as hitherto, will have the - , “· E
ld_ start l  — th t . . . Committee which was drawn up [
E · expected to greatly exceed 21 privilege of attending baccalaureate from Suggestions received at the six  
.. nlm Veal . . .. . and eemnteneemeet exerelses as alumni meetings held throughout l ,
icc hub cf reumen eettvltli Yen Wcll as BHJOY cn Informal get`t°` the state where alumni were asked  
.Cei ·¤ — ill the new Student UHl0ll lll · gether at the annual alumni tea f th- · th U · · .
ff gn? - ,,,.h,.,-8 the Alumni orncc will be given by nl-. and Mrs. Mcvcy at ,'§f,1€ti§1§it§§§§§n?“ ° “"°”‘ty ,
year U,- J entered in its new office, let instr; the Maxwell pla,ce_ The Selection Of ML Shivcly:  
. lhr€ef1`2SmSélag;   luncg Reunion class lists have b€€I1 former All-American football play-   ,
—‘   ul 9 8 .` ‘ compiled and mailed to all mem- er from the University or nlinois, g —
SHIP ‘  its Wm .be. held m the Studi}? bers of the respective classes. was unanimous. He came to the Q -
lim src} . “°‘;l btludmf b;‘;%u(§er1;$`“g’fch 1; Many new addresses have been ob- University in 1927 as assistant root- ;
or CON; lm aumn _ ’ . . . tained since these lists have b€€ll ball coach under Harry Gammage l ’
¤— 1* °“m*‘X cf the "’““‘°“ a°t"'mes‘ compiled but many members are and in 1934 was made head or the l
t - A Returning alumni will want to _ . · - I
lcgrillliiigel .o11 over the campus and note the (Continued on Page Two) 5;Y$§;~%v€3;;;;¤§§ghD§§glgl;1€¤t of ,
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y O av _  With Mr. Shlvely lles the full re- ,
ll a1idf¤l‘ ‘ , • P •d t M V sponsibility of all University ath- _ · _
j- ¥’"S°“'  IOFIZG Plaque Honorlng resl en C ey letic affairs. He will arrange all ;
’€"S· "`h°· ’ schedules and has the power to hire · ‘
ug to law. ‘  , • • • `
the coitor I I The Un|y€r$|t L|b['ar coaches for all sports, the coaches ·
. III Be Placed n Y . . .
that tile _ _ _ for which are considered as faculty
kuowleege llvlth the l'€8.llZB.lZlOI`l that P1`€Sl· The p1`OJ€Ct having been arp' members and will ygcoivg pay ac- e ‘ 
tilgetllrti . il Frank L. Mcvcy has rendered Pluvcd by the Alumni Executive cor-ding to faculty schedules. ~
sliowufill _ my ygm-S Of valuable Service to Colhmlttee, DI`. G: Davis BIICKDET, T0 Mr_ Kirwan will go the honor l
§u“‘;Ct?§’,§ %University of Kentucky. it lljl0V€· Er Gsufgil Ygayggseégwgifgz 1;;:1;; of being the nrst Univegsity grad-  ~e
_ ··l; ` em is under way by which a bas- 033}% cn _ uate ever to return an serve as ‘
ggestzrxtc l  ici plaque is to bo placed in thc ilvpoluteu @5 e cummlttee *0 ¤°¤‘ head football coach. While at the
editor and ;1rel·sity library in recognition of tact alumnt University he played end and half- ,
· ‘< service. The amount to be raised is $2,000 back and was captain of his team , _ 
ul- Us gf - icommittee met with Dr. McVey and the whole hearted support of in 1925. On Thanksgiving day of
ggfggr Edl; —  lreceived his approval of the all alumni is needed to carry the his senior year in a game with _
gton, Ky.; l lject, after which, a contract was movement through to a successful Tennessee he threw three touch- “
RW- LEX' ` EIl€d with Mr. Christian Petersen, finish. Many alumni have already down passes to Len Tracy, ’26, now . c
, md- llptor, who is now working on subscribed to the fund. Others sports writer for the Louisville
"L£§i;];m,,` ‘  iplaque. The plaque is to be in- wishing to do so are asked to iill Times. Kentucky won 23 to 20. ,
`licers are ‘ 111cd on the ground floor of the in the coupon on page three and Regarding the policy of the new A
Mic L°€““· Flry in the entrance facing the mail it to Robert K. Salyers, Alum- administration, Mr. Shively said
lem S°°r°` Ffh side. It will be six feet high ni Secretary, University of Ken· that Coach Rupp‘s record speaks  
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iers mort- lfour feet wide. tucky. Lexington, Kentucky. (Continued on Page Three) · 
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