The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-06-16
OHIO FOUNTAINS IN
UNIVERSITY OF KY.
Byron Williams Makes High Record
Good Work Done by Others
Three Graduate.

Mr.. Byron V. williams, who has
just completed his junior year in the
college of Civil Engineering at the
University of Kentucky, is expected
home this week. In winding up the
years work Byron has made a re-
cord that is equaled by few, having
made the highest grade obtainable
in every class with the exception of
one. He was recently pledged and
initiated into Tau Beta Pi, an hon
orary engineering fraternity. The
pledging is done in order of the
standing Of the respective students,
and he was the second man to be
pledged, having the second highest
standing for three years work in the
entire college and the highest for his
class. In addition to being q bril-
liant student he is one of the best
liked men in school. He holds Of
fices in the U. of X. chapter of the
A. A. of r., and in the Mems Dormi-
tory Council. The Republican joins
the many friends of Mr.. Williams in
extending to him the heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS on his good work.
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Miss Martha Pate, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Pate, of Hartford,
has just completed her sophomore
year in the Department of Home
Economics at the University of Ken
lucky. Miss Pate, through no effort
of her own, has placed Hartford and
Ohio county on the map. She was
chosen rs che of the six m ost at
tractive and popular girls in the Uni
versity last fall. She was in the
cast of the first student opera pro-
duction, Mikado. which was produced
by the students twice on the campus
and in several adjoining cities dur
ing the winte. months. She was al
so chosen as a sponsor In the cadet
battalion, and wa crowned Queen Of
the May in the May Day exercies,
held last month. She is a member
of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority.
Miss Pate's beauty and talent has
won her these honors and the regard
and friendship of the student body
and most especially the regard Of the
Western Kentucky students. being
among the first Western kentucky
girls to be given signal honor IN the
gallery of Kentucky beauties.
Mr.. Marshal Barnes, of b.
Dam, is another Ohio County boy,
who is making good in leaps and
bounds at the University. He has
just completed his sophomore year in
the law college. Mr.. Barnes was
among those chosen this past year by
Phi Alpha Delta, honorary law fra
ternity, to be elected to member
ship He has recently been initiated
into the Mystic Thirteen, an honorary
organization composed Of juniors Of
all the colleges. He has twice won
his class numerals in basketball and
has been on his class baseball team
each year. Mr.. Barnes stands we'll
at the head of his class both in
scolastic and athletic prowess and
well deserves the honors given him.
Mr.. Manning Bennett, of Narrows,
Mr. Glenn Tinsley of Hartford, and
Mr.. Howard Glenn, recently of Hart
ford but now of Terre Haute, Ind. are
graduating from the University this
month. Mr.. Bennett graduates from
the College of Electrical Engineering
Mr.. Glenn from the College Of Civil
Engineering and Mr.. Tinsley from
the Arts and Science College. Mr..
Bennett has accepted position with
the General Electric Company, of
Chicago, Mr.. Glenn with the Kentuc-
ky Rock Asphalt Company of Bowl
ing Green and Mr.. Tinsley with the
Creasey CORPORATION, of Louisville.