University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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aa man responsible for its birth and growth. His real ability as a director, his electric, contagious en- thusiasm, his abundant vitality, and his deep-seated love for the drama have made it possible for play pro- duction to weather the real life drama of two world wars. It is distinctly fitting that one of the fine arts should have its home on the campus of the city’s leading educational institution which in itself is the natural cultural center of Louisville. The Little Theatre Company feels it has a genuinely altruistic purpose in keeping the drama alive; in providing entertainment and relaxation during these nerve-racking times; in affording its participants an outlet for their talents and even their pent-up emotions; and perhaps in a small way in helping to bring Broadway just a little nearer Louisville. This drama group is yours for the taking! B e proud of it; for if its past performances are a mirror of the future. There are brilliant years ahead.

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ALL CAMPUS COUNCIL First Row: Arterburn, Coldiron, Ehlig, Ewing, Fort. Second Row: Friedman, Grace, Head, Hobb, Johnson. Third Row: Parker, Smith, Warner, Whitehouse. OFFICERS COEYIRE NAR ITER: | Ric-crsccccsnsarxcesccemesttcosvecce-sas COWEN) BAR IRR Reai5 oe ravens dehocesccapansesceescstcntek Wa AM -EBRIG 42... Se cee The supreme authority of the Student government is the All-Campus Council of the University of Louisville. The purpose of the council is to further the general welfare of the students and to regulate the affairs common to the ot Sy se ne or Be President ee eae eee ee re Ri ee meee oe! Secretary SE en nn Treasurer students. Each school on the campus is represented by two members on the council. Five other members are elected at large from the schools combined.