Group Considers Plans For New Faculty Club
The Uni:Mty mav have

past few
ot built: .rji x bers Is
hind

a new Faculty Club soon. During the
Interest has btcn aroused In the possibility
club house. A committee of about 20 fatuity mem.
plan
g

,:,rreaina
v

.v.e

3. A Urge (lining room, pmr
of Hie M.od-- :
miaKP Dept. Is room anil kitchen.
.nmrMee to study
There are now 7.1 mrmocrs of
the IT'
he prnv'v:,i hv
I 'r-:nicmbt i
u'lillv and Mall. the s family C'luh and anoiher
who mr potential rrem-ber- hKo compiling
This in
l ':
inform.!
..e loi iiion ol the
Aleut ril or ') per tent of the
.'!'..(
piux
and incur.:, of
memhet have lui .h nl the club
final, rr ,. 'he
'.( t.
OuesCrrinr.ir
.ire heinx used hy every dav The rlub al-- holds
Including tiitluc
functions.
the miti. mir ee to collect tlie
lnlt:rn;il:i,'i Ir i n fatuity members. parties and open houses
The pmo.e f t!ie questionnaire!!
Club members ni.iinl.iln tlmt a
includes
Information on nen house is needed iiince the
the kind f fj. ilitics and recrra-lio- equipment, space and facilities are
tin' : acuity wants.
no Inn err adequate.
Alier ': :p - irmnaires are reThey also hold that a new club
,
will would (live more faculty members
turned.
.group the infc: -- nation and send It. n better chance to become acto the nv;n c .v.iviittee. which will quainted.
take
information seems
The present club house was built
best.
In 1880 and was the home of PresiSome f th snested features dent Patterson.
(or n new fac.ihy club are:
The main floor of the house has
a dining room, lounge and kitchen.
1. I.hlnj,
quartern for faculty On the second floor are a reading
members who might want to live room, and a game room with equipin the club.
g
ment for
and pool.
2. Arcor:inor?atlon(
for I'niver-it.- v
A married couple lives upstairs
(tuesfs.
acts ashe club's host.
and

Prof V:r.n
ern T o: i :i
Mlt- headinv

'Ison

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If'r CVI Dream, Can't We?
This beautiful piece of architecture Is how the pro- posed faculty rlub will look if It becomes a reality.
Prof. Vincent Nelson of the Modern f oreign Lan- guage Department, (a studying the interest In such

a bulldinc by the faculty and alaff. Information M
the location and methods of financing surh a build- lug are also bring considered,

SG A Election
Vol. XI A' I

University of Kentucky, Lexington. Ky.. Friday! Dec. 10, 19.1t

''
No.

Set Wednesday

Ten representatives Iroin si v fillei;es will le elcttetl
eiliiistlav It. (lie Student (irtcrnment ssih iatiun. At stake
til tin- student U
in tlie ImIIi it in4 will Ih'
el nnient
.issetnlily.
li.illntiiii: iu all iiilli'Uts will U' Iii IiI limn S a.m. to I pin.
Wit tlie eccptiin of tlie (lulleoe ul Arts ami Si it iiees. all collides will cast tlieir votes lor S(', candidates iu tlie college
represented liy tlie candidate. Arts and Sciences and (Graduate
School students will vote in tlie Student Vninu.

Work Of UK Scientist
Featured On 'Life' Cover
Ey

t IIRISTIK

Tlie l.itfst issue

VANDERGRIFT
if I, ill-

inauaziiic tarries

ttixcr pluitor.ipli nunle possilili" tlirt)iiv;li
tlie use i I ;i:i apjiaratus
ly H L K'
scientist.
Kespon'ol" tor the machine Is Dr. Karl O.
u

Lange..

director of the U K. EnKineering
rxpi'iimciir 6 .ttion. In this position he directs
operations ot the school's aeronautical-researclaboratory,
The intrumcnt nf Dr. I.atiRr's Is called a
senilis its name by presenting a picture ol ail the contours of the head in zebra-lik- e
ktripes.
Dr. t.iiic vid the measuring apparatus was
developed ironi his own itleas and thuse of Dr.

tme-tliir-

Merle Carter, a member of the University's engi
neering faculty.
The machine was actually built at the Lange
Instrument Company, an independent firm which
the UK scientist operates on the Richmond Hoad
n
The
Air Development Center
awarded this company a contract to build the man
chine for use at
Air Force Base,
Dayton, Ohio.
The equipment was sent to Wright Field last
summer and has been used for head measurements
there since.
9
Dr Lange said he could not explain its operation
and function in detail tint to security regulations.
He said, ht w.cver. that t(ie chief purpose of his inI lie
tention, as being used by the Air force, is to help
l ni t l'sit ( Inn us and
scientists tlesiyn masks for fu'ure airmen.
Orchestra, under the direction
rrom data received by the rm'chinr. mask spe-- i
ah.-iran mold pieces of oxygen masks to fit the ol
iiiiu Ki inieuii. will
head perfectly from a mp ot the subject's face.
their aii'nial
resentat inn ol
.llal.d.ls "M, i.i!i" at S p in.'
I liuisda
n Memorial (aili

Choristers

Wrii;ht-P;itter.so-

Wright-Patterso-

To Present

'Messiah

eit

vote.

Constitutionalist candidates in
the election are;
Arts and Sciences J T. Frank- -

enbirger.
lowcrrlassman;
Mart y
Hurmaii. Itiwerelasswoman:
Bob
Huhle.
and Hetty
Jo Martin. Iippeiclasswoinan
Aurit ulturr -- Charlie Yani ey.
lassinan . and Hoy Gibson,
loweri
( ommi rif-J- im
Fisher, lower
clfissnmn.
f nuinrering Hi t.i v Jaggi rs.
'
small.
up-pe- vi

las-ma-

Graduate

scum.
This

Voting procedure, which vim
agreed upon by SOA Mmiflay, will
be the same as in last .spring's
f election.
Each voter must present
his II) card or other standard
identification
"driver's license,
dratt card, etc before he call

scIiimiI

lej'ieseiiiaUV
famuli- -

oratorio

coneern-ll'.-

laith. death and tesu! lei

Frank Coat,

hirvc.

a :i

nl Christ. In tins years pron.un
tin re Mill bt jjart.- - ;i')iir all t hit

fVr.s on S(rA Yoto

sections.
WHAT: flection of 10 St.
.Mr. Kivinirmi, t tindui lor of the
representatives
I nivcrsity Chorus, is
WIIKN:
WednrstUv
in this area as a tenor soloist, lie
NIIHU : At rath rollrge. exis a member of the music faculty
cept Arts i. Stiences whitli
and has a master's degree in voles in Student I'nion
Musical Kducation.
The chorus
has about ?:i. members and does
f ducation Joe Taylor,
a major choral uork each semester.
All the soloists in the program
are students at the University exCanditlates
running for the
cept Jack Ritter. tenor soloist of United Ktuiients Party are Itxinrton and MuxacU .Street Arts and Science Chip Rice,
low ercla small . Kav Maitcrstet k,
Presbyterian Chunli.
The student soloi-Lare Sally
Continuid to Page 7
(Jail Jennings, Barbara
Hollmann.
Watson. Bonnie Gibson,' sopranos;
Peggy Cowuill, Georgia Hill, altos:
I eler Ay re. tenor; Charles Sims.
Charles Neal, and Roy W.nxlall,
baritones.
in the program will be
Ann Hutkllestnn.
Carl
pianist,
Bleyle and Meile MtTnto-h- . organThis program is open snd
ists.
free to the public.
n

Name Band
Is Highlight

OflFCDanee

will
The Billy Mav Orthe.-tiheadline attraction at the.JfC
it
e toinoriow night in the
dam
I'nion H.illiiHUii.
'Mi e bund, tthich has Lm en called
one ol (lie finest Miuiig orgal.l-ation- s
in the coimlry, will be
Bet au-- e
teti by Sum Donahue
of record eiigageiiienls. May did
not aitoinpany the band on tins
ear's toi.r
Donahue, u Mleian tel. or t.
plaer. has worked with the Gene
Kiupa. Benny G'sxlmaii.
HatiV
haials
Jaine,. ar.d Tuinm lJu
II. lit Ik of 11. f
Ilojilile- - l.i the
Ol K lag 'ales will itl- -i if HW,iiiet
(e
a ' t he f!
.11
tl..'.ee w I. n h 1, cac

MVri May llenvv
Dean I rank J. Welch, who has
headed the olleie of Agriculture and Home fronomies since
MAI, Is under conslderaliiin lor
the pn siili'iu y of the I nivrrsily
ot Idaho.
Idaho officials have announced
that Itran Welch lias been rrt
otiunentli-d
to hrat the Idaho
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M'llOtll.

'.t'bra Man
I'rut. KjiI () I Jli);e ,ins for a
the i ontouo tin ler, a tleviir he
KtiiiU I.Kiil pitterus is an aid

at tern

hel
in

Onl

int'iit to
tlesijjninn l.ieg
id

fur airmen, lull! ialliini tivr 4 ilui to the
slijiw mill iiiTitmirs of Hie faee.
similar m lure
"
111 I 011 I lie inii'i of list Hiek
ol
II I..
nu-k-

a.t

I
an Wrlih ame to I K from
Mississippi state I ollrge and
out lit to head at least
two foilcne suite then.
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