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  CENTURY CLUB ORGANIZED BY ALUMNI TO “"’“"
  of the Ce
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I MEET ACUTE NEEDS OF UNIVERSITY me  
I Ing you at
  Your Alumni Association on june meetings where research papers and the alumni been asked to contribute [ile dcvch
  III inaugurated "`1`he Century Club." addresses are to be presented. to a capital gifts campaign for thc mm' Mci
{Z Goal of the cluh is to enroll 500 mem- 4. Continuation of LOYALTY University. names  
  Iicrs trlio will gix e $250,000 during the FUND SCHOLARSHIPS for outstand- “'l“Ch AW']
I next Iixr xc~.rr·s Im each pledging to standing students. A full $2,800 4-year Alumni (
I gixc Sltlrtl .i w~.n·. scholarship program is oFfered every A . Ilillildsomc
  \\`IImi. ai t`r~ttIzuix Club vou may ask. fall. Ay  ._ {EWS fl bl
  Ihr- r»s·..us~nitI is simple. the need acute 5. PROVISION OF RESEARCH     I me Ccmu
  , ._ , to ·r.trr~. mit an important Uni- FACILITIES which are not easily ob-     Y mem- Mc
  —·.~~r~nsim ;pu¤.o»~gn*’.un¤i of tier clopment. tainable through the usual sponsoring     of the net
I Mmmm -'t.I1nn..¤ \II..ur~r will celebrate her agencies.     UP :..   for all  
I Il<¤IIt‘»iiII¤i .mi¤t:I~r~»rrs..u··i in Itlltia and it is the 6. Continuation of the annual     X  \Illl 1`€€€1‘
  »iII·c·rIii»r:mz¢r<& puu1I¤·ots»r ull the Alumni As- ALUMNI SEMINAR. I       mlcs bear
I s¤t»..rii.m1si~=o»n¤i iw. ..tr.liiiirrc~ the quarrer—of-a- 7_ CONSTRUCTION OF BUILD. _,_y     If you
II ¤m»iIIIII1I·t¤i¤¤· gmail Im tlwn time. ING to house alumni offices and ac- . acted by
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2* ` I ’ _ I ’ ` " ‘   _ Conference and gave a brief picture of lcld.
_ I Coal of the Century (,1ub is to enroll 000 members and raise $250,000 for UK the University today, its functions and The CI
I In 1965. the Universitjfs centennial. Expressing an opinion to the Leadership needs for the future. With him h€l‘€ tomposed
I Conference group here is Herndon Evans, member of the alumni executive are (left) Dr. O. B. Murphy and B. :\· Frank1’e·
  commlttee. Shively Iain, vice
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g i 4 THE KENTUCKY ALUMNUS YHEK

 Those of you who become members I
of the Century Club will derive sev-
eral benefits—most important of which
ll the tremendous satisfaction of know- ,    
illg you are playing a leading role in v ' “ 2      
mbmc [ll€ development ol American educa- ‘ ‘. A *
gr my lillll. Members also will have their   lb A, ‘
‘ llllmes inscribed on a bronze plaque         ‘¢ 
llllich will be displayediin the new       { ‘   j   U V,
Alumni Center. Men will receive a   '‘‘‘’ ’‘__ y we   l A is 4 W e
llal]dSOIll€ lapel pin: women will re-  Vi   yy ,        l’,i _  
leive a bracelet charm, both bearing i ,  , ’  -         ,
llle Century Club emblem of achieve-     ~/ tre ,  V ,   · Y    M   ,2, 
lllent. Members will have first choice *,1     Q  l      °r"i“;?” ?ii?;%/  {   i
lll the new theatre—type stadium seats if   _, ‘*l          
[Or all UK home football games and      
llill receive a wallet card which en-     [  
  litles bearers to all club privileges. ivii    y l " / is   A
` lf you have not already been con- i i` ii i ·-Si "  
lllcted by a campaign chairman, you in ’ . _  
llllly send your application for mem-  4 
llership directly to the Alumni Oflice     if [_ ·
tlll campus. Subscriptions for the Cen-      -<   __   , _
llll·y Club will close on September l.   =’   . A i
S0 act now! T ._l .
O Some 65 alumni leaders attended i V  
  lll€ lll€€iinf-K _liin€ in Wiiicil kicknii Oii Alunmi leaders from throughout the state met at Carnahan House on June
  lll€ Cilmlmign- All Wiii $€YV€ as C3in‘ l3 to kick-off the Alumni Ass0ciation’s Century Club drive. Addressing the
llllgli €h?iiYln€n Cnniiiciing alumni group here is WVilliam Gam, past alumni president.
r limi lllld friends of the University through-
it $500 llut Kentucky.
limliill liis-n¤¤i1>*¤¤ G -*ii= Bennie D€i·Oiig· temporary chairman of the dinner fesioi of =is¤`¤¤¤li¤i=·l Engiiieeiing and
  lil. Thomas: Blazer and Virgil VVatson, meeriiigx iwiis eieered Presidenr Of the iwtlllg lleild of the department, was re.
  llllllmd; _.\_ ig_ rvriiker-_ ML Sterling: dub. Other. Oriifcrs elected me: cendy named departmental head, re-
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€1`d$"*u°i ‘ H      ze qa; Mrs. Evans (Mary Elimbeth Downing) for (left to right) Louise YVallace, ’33, »
Tl¤<>m¤5 _ p °        greet Smith D. Broadbent, jr. (right) Lexington; Francis Le Baron, ’34, End-
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i Richard Rushmg Is Appointed UK   _____V__ — -_—V     , 
  Alumm Field Secretary » __  NIVM 3  
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I Richard Alan Rushing, Lexington, Rushing will coordinate the activi- V  ‘=‘‘ `  `   Y1
Z is the new field secretary for the Uni- ties of the more than 90 organized UK     __ e:
f versiti of Kentucky Alumni Associa- alumni clubs throuvhout the state and `Z    _ · ‘   »¢_`  
> . l . ’ . . . ? . .  2 ¤  -  
{I tion, Miss Helen G. King, director of nation and will asstst in the organiza-  gg   _ .  
  alumni affairs announced his appoint- tion of additional clubs. He also will 4      A   if
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  ment as of july 1. serve as liaison man between the Uni-   (  ar   ;;:;,___
»_ A native of Camden, Ark., Rushing versity and Kentucky high schools. E-     ’
i as rad 1at¤d f·o 1 the Uni *ersit in . . . .   .  .--`.. f
» “`,,g . li ° 1 H . l Y He will help in organizing a speak-   ~·¤s,J»* \  
i mw with H B`S` degree m COmm€1_Cc` ers bureau of cam nfs re )l`C$€1l['l[l\'CS  if  
* He holds three letters in UK varsity ` . ( V .` l ` I Q _ A S   "'   `;'`  
It . · who will be axatlable for engagements ·»:; .. _ M _  ._· · M .5.
J football and was a member of the . . . . »..» t ;_   t
, . , at high schools, civic club meetings »-~..      
. V arsitv Lettermen s Club and of ‘ V . V   .      
f , # , . . and other gatherings. and generally   ,; ==· -·
1 Kappa Sigma social fraternity. He ‘ _ ` ‘ ’ ·· ·,*, =   - —·=*=‘
r· serve as contact man between the --»—·--.  
— ,~ served on the board of the Student . . . . . · »·»· _
; . . . . Alumni Association. the University and
5 Governmnet Association during his . . r
, the people of kentucky.
(V sophomore year and was a squardron ·
ll commander in advanced ROTC. The son of Nil`, and Mrs. \\'. R. — . ’
Upon graduation he was commis- Rushing of Memphis, Tenn., Rushing I V
sioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. is married to the former Margaret R_ I I A { I _ wr
. Air Force and served three years on Ford. a former UK student from Lex- Ksmu * ‘ I Us ““g· ”·’
l active duty. He returned to Lexington ington. They are the parents of two
-. in january and has been district man- boys, Richard Alan jr., 2. and \’\lilliam
. a er of an insurance com anv. Robert. —1 months. A §€*""g€
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· ’ .3*;       V   xi   .-·   ==r     ‘'’yy To the friends of the late Dr. Char- i New York
i` if .  “.   A , ‘ A , .    ·` ._ , .· 1* `   les Barkenbus:
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4 * ’ A _ fj  ., I   _ ’ c V s   ’ ,   V M    ____ _, Q V_  _  Q, •   _ cluded—that the notice of the Alum- ` ‘  
V ·· '*   .`‘·  V  ..‘‘·  agi `, . V - ’   , V J is 3,:*     ~ ,___ V nus in regard to a gift for Dr. Bar- V  
i II Vie t V· V e   y··. . ·‘j    ,-6-s , A  ie?  V,   I   klenbus was already in print at the V‘  
4  —' · ,   ,, »=     . % time of his sudden death. I will if 
·_  x, g , . , , xg   ,, , _ _ _ .. ._.  
*   ’   , . ‘       always remain deeply grateful for ’   ‘t,.  
; ` ,V   ·   ;   , t ’ V V , _ ‘ this wonderful teacher_ A few have  
`   _ - ._  j¤" , “ V / .V . ’ sent in contributions for the in- ,  
I §l V     V‘V ` ’   V_ (M tendedVpurpose. l am holding these    
$7   . ·V; — }   to await your pleasure as to further  
p _   7   __ plans. lt seems to ine. that a llar- — \ _
V. ‘ » \     [Ve `     ‘  )_ kenbus (lltyemistry Scholarship in \V  
V r _   ‘‘*  ; .2 tw   V ‘ _  . c _ ’ { the sum of three to five llllll(ll`t'(l ‘  
.   .§ .:-·     = a si  M. N  dollars. to be awarded annually to
`   `     V ‘     ‘ the outstanding high school grad- \~
‘    ..., , __ ·= ; s·"_ V Y   I '  Qi " ·   ~ nate on the basis of character. abil-
, " VVV,   _, V V   ity in chemistry. and hnancial need.
. 6 _ __     `·.i”   V _.  would be a fitting memorial. l’lca$<‘ .
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