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1945, LEXIHGTOn, KRTUCKy Kentucky. Ahua Mater true Endowed with nature's beauty grand Neath sunny skies so clear and blue Thy stately halls so proudly stand United we, each son and daughter Combine to reverent homage pay Kentucky, to thee, O' Alma Mater Your lame grows greater, day by day.
Bill Almy i s
I In [taoriam
ROBERT JAMES AMNION'S. Lexington Killed in aclion
JAMES WILLIAM BAKER, Louisville Killed in action, April 27, 1944
WILLIAM HAROLD BAKER, Lexington Killed in action, November 24, 1941
PAUL TRUE BARNE IT. Bagdad Plane crash, April 16. Hill
WILLIAM I.I.I. BLANTON, JR., Durham, N. C. Killed in aclion. July 5, 1944
HARRY MOORMAN BOYD, Paducah Plane crash, February 2, 1914
FRED GODWIN BRADY, JR., Fulton Killed in aclion. April, 1944
MELVIN C. BREWER, New Albany, Lnd. Killed in aclion
WILLIAM LOGAN CALDWELL, Danville Plane accident, June 10. 1941
JOHN GREENWOOD CLARE, Prospect Plane accident
THOMAS BENJAMIN CONDOR, McAfei Killed in anion. July (i, 1944
CLAYTON C. CONGLETON, JR., Lexington Plane crash. March 29, 1911
BROOKS MORRISON COONS, lexington Killed in aclion
BILLY BENNETT CORK. Salem Killed in aclion, February 19, 1911
JOHN S. CORNN. JR., Pineville Killed in action
MORTON A I HER I ON (IN 1)111. Somerset Plane crash. July 1. 1911
CYRIL OWEN DANNEUHOLD, Louisville Killed in aclion
HAROLD STRANGE Dl.Vl'.R. Lexington Killed in action, July Hi. 1911
KENNETH CYRUS DUTTON, Lexington Killed in action. July 28, 1944
WILLIAM BENJAMIN ELDER, JR., Lexington Killed in aclion
CECIL I.. ELMORE, Cleveland, I inn. Killed in aclion
WILLIAM ROBERT ANTHONY l'.VL, Lexington Killed in aclion, March. 1911
JOHN W. FISH, Louisville Killed in action
BASCOM EVANS FORI). Lancaster Killed in aclion. March, 1911
RICHARD ERNST CARD. Lexincton Killed in action
CHARLES LEWIS GARDNER, Louisville Killed in aclion, June 27, Mill
GEOROE WILLIAM GENTRY, Richmond Plane crash, June 28, 191 I
CLYDE S. GILLIAM, Livingston Killed in action
JAMES WILLIAM GOFORTH, Louisville Killed in aclion, July, 1911
HENRY THOMAS GRAYSON, Lexington Killed in action
CHARLES EDMUND GREEN WELL, New Haven Killed in action
HAROLD THOMAS HACKNEY, Lexington Killed in action, February 29, 1911
JAMES C. HARDYMAN. Maysville Killed in action, July 15, 1911
JOHN WILLIAM HENSHAW, Henshaw Killed in aclion. June 13. 1911
JOHN JACKSON HOWARD, Oakland Killed in aclion
ORYILLE JOHNCE HOWINGTON, Jenkins JCilleil in aclion. July, 1911
JOHN RANDALL HUDSON", Barbourville Plane crash, July 25. 191 I
FREDERICK ERHARDT HUKLEIN, Louisville Pneumonia
HENRY HORLI.Y JOHNSON, JR., Louisville Killed in aclion. June 28. 1911
JAMES HLSLE JOHNSON. Lexington Killed in action
PAUL FRANKLIN JOHNSON, Waynesburgh Killed in action
WILLIAM JOE JOHNSTONE, Paris Plane crash, July 13, 1911 BRYANT O. JONES, Lexington Wounds received in aclion
HAROLD REUBEN K.ATZ. Ashland Killed in aclion
(AMI'S LIBERN KING, Benton Killed in aclion. February 29, 1911
LEWIS MIL TON LAREW, Bf.ckley, W. Va. Killed in action, April 21. 1911
JOSEPH LEONARD, Tut City, Ohio Killed in aclion
PHIL I.OFINK. Lexington Killed in aclion. |ul\ 5, 191-1
VERNON McELROY M.ARMING. Springfield Illness. May 19. 1911
WALTER FRANKLIN MARTIN, Dry Ridge Killed in aclion
JAMES EDWIN MASTERS, Lexington Killed in aclion
BERRY EM II. MEL LEAN. Louisville
Killed in anion. June 15, 1911
ARTHUR CASSINGTON MINN. Lexington Killed in aclion. July II. 1944
JESSE THOMAS MOUNTJOY, Lexington Killed in anion
ROBERT MAURICE OLDHAM. Lexington Wounds received in aclion
DARWIN K. OLIVER, Hazard Killed in aclion
RHODES SHACKELFORD PARRISH, Paris Killed in aclion
STANLEY WILLIAM PENNA, Louisville Plane crash, August 3, 1944
DR. JESSE E. ADAMS, Education March 9, 1945
MRS. SHIRLEY BEEI.ER. Hostess, S.H.R. December 30. 1911
DR. MATHEW 11. BEDFORD, Chemistry February 3. 1915
RALPH CUNDIFF, Extension Service Killed in Aclion. 1911
[AMES M. FELTNER, Extension Service January 13. 1911
EDWARD EISK. Art Oclober S. 1911
ALFRED PETTUS, Stanford Plane crash. May 21. 1911
FLETCHER SMITH PORTER, Montclair, N. |. ' Killed in action
THOMAS ROGERS RILEY. Lexington Killed in aclion, February, 1941
FRED CHARLES ROGERS. Lockport, N. Y. Killed in action. April. 1911
RUSSELL AUBREY SANDERS, Covington Killed in aclion, May 8. 1911
OTHOR RANDOLPH SHADWICK. Owf.NSBORO Killed in aclion, July 15, 1911
LAYMAN EARL SHAIN, Millwood Killed in aclion. May 20, 1944
TYRON Y. SMITH, Princeton Killed in aclion. March, 1911
FRANCIS WILLIAM THEIS, Henderson Plane crash, January. 1911
ROBERT DUNCAN THOMAS, Flemincsburg Killed in anion. January 10, 1911
HENRY FIELDING TURNER, JR.. Paducah Killed in action
JOHN DANE WILSON, Somerset Killed in aclion, March. 194-1
HAROLD EUGENE WINN. Marion Killed in action, July 13. 1911
DON YOUNG, Niciiolasmli.e Killed in aclion. July 30. 1911
PAIL SMEAZY YOUNG. Middletown Killed in aclion. June 21. 1911
FACULTY
DR. HARRISON CARMEN, Entomology Emeritus August 7, 1944
ELLERY L. HALL, History Oclober 8. 1914
AUGUSTUS NOAH MAN September 20. 1911
DR. WELLINGTON PATRICK. Education May I. 194 1
TOLLIE RIDDLE, Extension Farm December 23. 1944
CARLETON THOMAS, Visiting physician December 2, 1911
GORDON O. THURMAN, Engineering November (i. 1911
In (Tlemoriam Dedication
To future generations of students, we dedicate the 1945 Kentuckian. May they enjoy and appreciate the beautiful campus that they too will call their own. To those men and women who have given their lives that this and every other American campus might remain free and lovely, we dedicate:
Look God, I've never spoken to you,
But now 1 want to say How do you do. You see, God, they told me you didn't exist,
And like a fool, I believed all this.
Last night from a shell hole, I saw your sky,
1 figured right then they had told me a lie.
Had I taken time to see the things you made.
I'd have known they weren't calling a spade a spade.
I wonder, God, if you'd shake my hand.
Somehow I feel that you will understand, Funny I had to come to this hellish place,
Before I had time to see your face.
Well I guess there isn't much more to say,
But I'm sure glad, God, I met you today.
I guess the "zero hour" will soon be here,
Bui I'm not afraid since I know you're near.
The signal! Well, God, I'll have to go
I like you lots, this I want you to know, Look now, this will be a horrible fight,
Who knows, I may come to your house tonight.
Tho I wasn't friendly to you before,
I wonder, God, if you'd wait at your door.
Look, I'm crying! Me! Shedding tears!
1 wish I'd known you these many years.
Well, I'll have lo go now, God, goodbye! Strange, since I met you, I'm not afraid lo die.
Taken from the body of a dead soldier TABLE Of COflTillTS
DEANS FEATURES CLASSES SPORTS ATHLETICS
MILITARY
GREEKS
CALENDAR
INDEX
ORGANIZATIONS Student Government Agriculture Religion Publications Honoraries Dormitories
 The Deans
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Jtiglil: President H. I.. Donovan, center.
Clockwise: Leo Chamberlain, dean of the University and registrar; Dean Evans, Law: Dean Taylor, Education: Dean Funkhousef, Graduate School: Dean Boyd, Arts and Sciences: Dean Wiest. Commerce; Dean Terrell, acting dean of the Engineering college in the absence of Dean Graham; and Dean Cooper. Agriculture.
Below: Mrs. Sarah 15. Holmes. Dean of Women: Miss |ane Haselden, Assistant Dean of Women: and T. T. |ones. Dean of Men.
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Kentucky 'is tt land of beautiful women. No one who saw the array of loveliness on Memorial Hall stage this year could deny tJiat. With almost 50 graceful girls gliding f>asl litem, the 1945 judges were lost in a confusion of beauty.
For the first time in many years, the queen ions' chosen by local judges. Although it ivas a task to choose one from the fifty, they accepted the responsibility readily. We are greatly indebted lo them for their splendid cooperation.  Attendant Attendant  Left: Queen Doris Macauley is downed by Colonel Ghipman at the annual ball. Bill Embry, president of the Student Government Association, escorted the queen while the attendants. Misses Doris Smith, Maureen Rose, and Lucy Meyer were escorted by members of the AST!'.
      i SENIORS
[RENE BLAIR ADAMS Columbia Education Kappa Delta Phi
JOAN AKERS
Carrollton
Arts and Sciences
Phi   Beta:   Y.W.C.A.:   Dutch Lunch; University  of Kentucky Troupers
MARTHA JANE ALLEN
Lexington
Arts and Sciences
Alpha   Xi   Delta;   Y.W.C.A.: K-Dets; Pitkin Club, Vice-President
HARRIETTS FOR MAN' ALLISON Maysville
Agriculture and Home Economics Home    Economics    Club; Y.W.C.A., Treasurer
ELOISE W. AMMERMAN Pa ris
Agriculture and Home Economics
Alpha   Xi   Delta;   Home Economics Club;;   Y.W.C.A.;   Women's Administrative Council
NANCY JANE ADAMS
Lexington
Agriculture and Home Economics
SuKy; Cwens; Radio Studio; Orchestra; Dance Committee; Kentuckian; Dutch Lunch Club; Phi Upsilon Oini-cron; Y.W.C.A.; Outing Club; House Committee
HE'I "IE ANNE ALLEN Lexington Arts and Sciences Alpha  Delta  Pi;   Phi  Beta; Guignol
RO/.ELLA ALLEN
Henderson
Agriculture and Home Economics
4-H Club; Y.W.C.A.; Home Economics Club
Rl'BY WHITNEY ALLISON Columbia Arts and Sciences Bacteriology Society
EARL FRANKLIN ASHCRAFT Irvine Law
Independent;   Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet; Student Government Association; Student Bar Association
30 SENIORS
MARY ELEANOR BACH Jackson Commerce
Alpha Xi Delta, Treasurer; S.G.A. Victory Committee, Chairman; Glee Club; K-Dets; Business Education Club, President; Secretarial Club; Co-Business Manager of 1945 Kentuckian
JUNE BAKER
I Iopkiiisvillc
Arts find Sciences
Independent; Kentuckian, Editor; B.S.U., President; Theta Sigma Phi, President; Mortar Board; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Cwens, Y.W.C.A.; Pitkin Club, Women's Administrative Council; Kernel; Victory Committee; Kampus Kousins; Dutch Lunch; "K" Book
MARY CATHERINE BAKER Hazard Commerce Independent
HUGUKITE BALZOLA
Mexico City
Arts and Sciences
Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Mortar Board; Cwens; Phi Beta Kappa; Cosmopolitan Club; YtW.C.A. Cabinet; Philosophy Club
VIRGINIA STUAR I BASKETT
Casper. Wyoming
Arts and Sciences
Delta Delta Delta, Treasurer; Y.W.C. A., President; Mortar Board. Treasurer; Pi Mu Epsilon, Vice-Director; Alpha Lambda Delta, Secretary; Cwens, Vice-President; Pitkin Club, Philosophy Club
A N N E-SO M ERS B A11. E V
Roanoke, Virginia
Arts and Sciences
Alpha Delta Pi. Social Service Chairman;   B.S.U.;   Y.W.C.A.; Kentuckian: Koflee Klub
MERE BAKER
Hopkinsville
Engineering
Independent; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Y.M.C.A.. President: Kentuckian. Managing Editor; Phalanx. President; A. S. M. E.. President; Y.M.C.A.. Centennial Committee Chairman; S.G.A. Representative (2 yearsi ; Kentucky Engineer, Associate Editor; Baptist Student Council, Co-Vice-President; Co-Editor Y's Owl; K-Book: Kernel; Intertaith Council; Social Committee: Y.M.C.A. Advisory Board; Pitkin Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Kampus Kousins; Outing Club; S.G.A. Finance Committee; Omicron Delta Kappa
ROY BALLARD Lexington Agriculture and Home Economics Independent
BETTY JANE BARNES Central City Agriculture and Home Economics Independent
OLLIE MARIE BEAN
Winchester
Agriculture and Home Economics
Home Economics Club; Dutch Lunch: Y.W.C.A.
31 SENIORS
FRANCES VAIDEN HELL
Nashville. Tennessee
Arts and Sciences
Kappa Kappa Gamma. President; Panhellenic, President; Social Committee of U.K.; Koffee Klub; Kampus Kousins; K-Dets; Y.W.C.A.; Union Board Art Committee
HELEN BERTRAM Vanceburg Education Alpha Delta Pi; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A.
LOR EN E BLANKENSHIP Lexington Agriculture and Home Economics Phi Upsilon Omicron
RUTH BRADFORD
Lexington
Commerce
Kappa Delta, Assistant Rush Chairman; Glee Club; Choristers; K-Dets; Student Union Committee; Secretarial Club; Phi Beta; Freshman Y.W.C.A.; Pitkin Club, Treasurer
ELIZABETH BROWN Lexington Education
MARIA del CARMEN BEN'AVIDES Costa Rica Arts and Sciences
LAURA JEANE BLAKE
Jackson
Arts and Sciences
Alpha Xi Delta, Phi Beta; Glee Club: Choristers
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SARAH B.OGAN Franklin
Commerce
Alpha Gamma Delta, Y.W.C.A. Sign Epsilon   Chi;   Kentuckian Sta;: Guignol
[RENE BRI IK. 1 .M AN Wheelwright Commerce Independent
BERN ICE BIRD BROWN I N<
Williamsburg
Arts and Sciences
Alpha Delta Pi; Glee Club; Choristi Y.W.C.A.
32 SENIORS
RUTH  BOYD BUNNINC Hopkinsville Education Y.W.C.A.; Independent
BESSIE BURRIS Paris Education Kappa Delta Pi; Independent
WILLIAM GARTH CAMPBELL
Lexington
Arts and Sciences
Delta Tau Delta; Spanish Club; Kernel;  Tennis  Club;   Radio Studios
MABEL CARNES
Pineville Arts and Sciences Alpha Xi Delta
DEWITT (). BURKE Lebanon
Commerce
Independent; Y.M.C.A. Freshman Club, President; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet; Y.M.C.A. Advisory Board; Pitkin Club; Kernel. Reporter; Kampus Kousins; Outing Club
( HARLEENE BURRIS Paris
Agriculture