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M yea? ` Reunlon O n S evlewe 7 lgind thern, University alumni and  
3; $5 Plans For "2" And "8" Are Underway ;§2SI{rfFr§§€“iL’;i{§5€»‘§£ @$2313*; ‘i-E ;
’. ' ’ e en ucky Wildcats. 1
gegdenh Reunion ’37 Reunion *33 The Kentucky netters have been  
d nfénlg; The one unralimg indicator gr _With a tentative program which Scheduled to mera the University i
mmm Success of any alumni program IS will in all probability include spe- of P1l7t$b¤{gh ¢1¤1¤i5€tt€ 117 the Suzr g —
EE _  me degree of interest taken in such cial celebrations, inasmuch as the BOW] festival of SDOUZS D9¤€mbB1‘ {
__ S pmgmm, with mis as a unit or new student umm buudmg will 29 1¤ the Tulane vmvcmty field {
" ‘ measurement no one could but say then be in use, the classes ending h°u$€· New OY1€¤¤$· K€¤'¤¤¢kY W011 .   ,
lMcVey, than the class reunions for classes in "3" and "8" can look forward the S°}1th€¤$t€F¤ ¤0¥1f€1‘€¤¢€ Cham-  
rg made ending in "2" and "7" were a tre- to a great reunion in 1938 when P“m$h1P at Knoxville last Spfmg
ion. Of ’ mendous SUCCESS. they return for commencement and Pittsburgh Won the EBSFQYH ,., } i
various More than 600 alumni made their festivities and reunions_ Intercolleglaw L€aEU€ C!`0WH· P1U2S· I
hedulgdy , my back to the University June 3 Greater plans are being made for burgh mid Kenmckff have me'} be' l
ye been A and registered at the Alumni office the alumni who are to return for fom during l¤h€ Christmas holidays t i
nfgrmgd ·  my the occasion. Noon saw the re- the reunions next year. Special m 1935 Pittsburg? Was d€f€9·l¤€d· ; t
permam V union classes together at their re- attention is to be devoted during Coach RUPIYS Chief WOYYY about {
ated, spgerive class luncheons with at- the year to class organizations and the Sugar B¤w1 game a¥`}$€S frqm  
at exch remiance the best in many years. class secretaries. Plans for re- the fact that Some Of his Varsity r
_ June 4v permanent class secretaries and rc- unions include the appointment dependabks Such as Red Haga¤»   ·
mem in pyesentatives were elected at some of class secretaries to classes where   Curt1S¤ Walter Hodg? and Duke § ·
The 2m_ Or the luncheons. The afternoon there is no record of permanent ftmgt2§· were not _aVa11abl€ mm]  
ni ASs0_ program included the annual bac- secretaries. If by chance you fail a Er (C €_ HM Wudmt football {
mg this ealaureate exercises at Memorial to hear from your class secretary ~ Ommued On Page Foul') ,
. Hall followed by the tea given at within the very near future, then   T ·
` . Maxwell place by President Mc- d0n’t fail to write to your alumni H ·   ·
· Vey and Mrs. McVey. Approxi- office and ask about plans being OIT]€COITi|I`Ig···I937 Q
y mately 300 alumni and friends of made for your class reunion. . . . , i
(Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) Homecoming d?Y» 1937 Edmom ls {
. now implanted into the pages of ; .
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A _ A _ _ _ tucky Wildcats were subjected _to a V :
Iumm ssocnatron Wall Soon Occupy 13*¤°d¤‘¤bb¤¤g byih¤¤¤==~<¤¤<>¤¤1 ;
tyiiikey day r1va.l;,b the Toglnnzestslee . ‘ .
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 . Ottrces In New Student Union Buuldmg mma homecoming activities WE i .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ’ successfully enjoyed and heart- .
‘ Reunion classes ending in "3" and Union building will be Téady f01‘ warming to every Kentucky alum-
35*98 · "8" returning to the campus in occupancy by February 1, or shortly nuS_ . Y
S mg  = June of 1938 will experience a re- thereafter. A committee has al- Homecoming activities Started i 
l  llmonas no other classes in the en- ready been appointed to. select the with the traditional freshman pa_ .
ure history of the University. For furniture for the alumni suite. jama parade, giant pep rally, bon- ’
_ when the time of the June class re- The Student Union building. nre. and burning of freshman gaps  
unions rolls around the center of which will cost approximately $230,- Wednesday mgm; ’ g
alumni activity will be in the new 000, is located b€tW€€¤ thc Alumni Registration booths were placed ` 
» Sludent Union building where your gymnasium and Frazee hall. The in the two main hotels downtown  
1,824.27 ` alumni office will be located in its building is 142 f€€i3 wide by 158 f€€t Thursday morning and a free K 3
,  new quarters, a. suite of three rooms long. The ground Hoor is entered button and copy of the homecom~ i
I 011 the second floor. f1`0111 HJ walk Whifih is to 1'U11 *20 ing edition of The Kernel was given ‘
‘ The alumni office suite consists Limestone street, and a sunken to each alumnus who 1.€giSt€1.€d_  
. if the directors room; a staff room. garden will be developed 011 €ii>h€1` Renewing "back when" times and I
where mailing and other clerical side of the walk. greeting old friends was the exten- l
V work is carried on; and a library Other entrances to the building sive activity of Thursday morning ‘
_ room where pictures. cuts, annuals, are from the main driveway in front leading up to the many get—t0gether 1
newspaper clippings, and other in- of Frazee hall and from two small luncheons of various fraternity  
formation of value to the alumni rear entrances facing Stoll field. sorority and other organizations at  
ind the association will be on frle. The modined classic design at noon.  
‘ It is thought that the Student (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Three) ` 
` Official organ of the Alumni Association of the University of Kentucky published quarterly on the campus of the University, at Lex- {
,— mgtou. Subscription to non-members, $1.00, to members of the Association, 50 cents. l\Iembership in the Association includes sub- “ {
wrmtion to the Alumnus. §
A Entered us Second Class Matter at the Postofiice at Lexington. Ky,, May zz, 1929, under the Act by March 3, 1879_
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