University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)
- Class of 1946
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and now the end?... Most of the students who are graduating this June are thinking that this is the end of their education. This may be true as far as carry- ing on studies in a formal and systematic manner is concerned, but it is not true in that learning continues throughout life. This learning which is lifelong in character may be worthwhile and helpful to the individual, or it may be accidental and vicarious and of little value. Learning, to be meaningful and worthwhile, must be planned. Wherever you may go in our great country you will find a fine university or college nearby, willing to help you plan a worthwhile lifelong learning program. If you reside in our State, the U. of L. is anxious to serve you. You may take general cultural courses, such as English, Art, Music, History, and Languages, or you may take specific courses which will help you become more proficient in the field of work you enter, or you may explore new fields. Do not let this be the end of your education. Keep growing and developing so that you can better serve yourself and socie ty. E. W. JACOBSEN, President. “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield”... ; Class of June, 1946, could best be described by the scientist's term ‘metamorphic’. . . What it is today it was not two, three, or even four years ago. Yet, there are members of this class whose memories of Undergraduate days on Belknap Campus go farther back than this. In their concern with a college career there is a blank of about three years . . . . three years spent fighting a war. They have expressed their aware- ness of a change in the University more aptly than those who were able to remain and be a part of that change. Some shed tears in the early days of ’43, when twenty and thirty men a day left school to answer the ‘call’... And some were glad when that same summer the U. S. Naval V-12 Unit was officially activated. It was also that month a new president, Dr. Jacobsen, was welcomed on campus to fill the vacancy created by the untimely death of Dr. Raymond Kent. In general, campus activities continued through the years, with an occasional ‘shot in the arm’ by some energetic student when the ceiling was the lowest. . . Till now the situation has taken on the proportions of a boom. Students are expressing and working upon progressive measures of self-government and action. Faculty and administration officials, and the Board of Trustees with its two new members, Mr. Charles P. Farnsley, once an undergraduate among us, and Mr. Barry Bingham, distinguished newspaper-owner, are furthering plans to create material gain in the form of improved and new buildings on campus and to strengthen the educational program and staff of the University. The Class of 46 makes no proficy, as is customary. Instead, it offers a prayer that these things which are crying needs may be fulfilled and stand as tributes to the classmates we mourn... And a final prayer of thanksgiving to those who have the courage and fortitude to answer these needs. Graduate School Robert Berry Akell Boston, Mass. Chemical Engineering; B.Ch.E., North- western U.; Kappa Zeta Phi; American Chemical Society; A.I.Ch.E. Ervin W. Detjen Education; B.S. in Industrial Arts Edu- cation, Illinois University; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Kappa Phi Kappa; Chapter Ad- visor T.K.E. ADDITIONAL SENIORS Howard D. Carlson Joe Duncan George T. Holmes Jewell Marie Brown New Albany, Indiana Elementary Education; B.A. in elemen- tary education, U. of L., '44; Beta Sigma Phi; Y.W.C.A.; Independent Women's Union; Art League; Little Theatre. Gladys E. Wyatt Education; B.S. in education, Nazareth College, °40. Spee cientific School | Arthur Charles Beck Bloomfield, N. J. Electrical Engineering; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau; A.I.E.E.; Pres., Navy Senior Class. Joseph DeVore Cochran Cincinnati, Ohio Electrical Engineering; A.I.E.E Donald C. Dibble Morris, Illinois Electrical Engineering; Pres., A.I.E.E. George E. Fertig Mechanical Engineering. William J. Clower Mechanical Engineering; Pres., Delta Sigma; Student Council representative; Chairman, A.S.M.E.; Omicron Delta Kappa, Varsity Football; Class Officer, Sophomore year. Donald S. Cushing Buffalo, New York Mechanical Engineering; Triangle Fra- ternity; Vice-Chairman, Treas., A.S.M.E. Paul Orville Erickson Winfield, Iowa Electrical Engineering; Lutheran Club William D. King Hoopeston, Illinois Electrical Engineering; A.I.E.E. - ClassCARDS James W. Lukens, Jr. Swarthmore, Pa. Electrical Engineering. Charles G. Moon Memphis, Tennessee Electrical Engineering; Sigma Chi Sig- ma. Bernard Watts Ruth Baltimore, Maryland Electrical Engineering; Newman Club; A.LE.E. Robert L. Smith McComb, Miss. Electrical Engineering: Theta Tau; Pres., Baptist Student Union; A.I.E.E.; University Band. Earl Frederick Straub Mechanical Engineering; Triangle Fra- ternity. James Lawrence Miller Erie, Penn. Electrical Engineering; Sec., Treas., Phi Kappa; Pres., Sigma Tau; Newman Club; A.LE.E. Harold Nieders Quincy, Ill. Electrical Engineering; Theta Tau; A.LE.E.; Newman Club. Charles H. Sentell, Jr. Biloxi, Miss. Electrical Engineering; Treas., A.1-E.E.; Newman Club. David Langdon Spitizer Chemical Engineering; Theta Chi Del- ta; A.I.Ch.E. Paul Franklin Underwood Electrical Engineering; Christian Youth Fellowship; Math Club. University of Louisville ———— George William Watt Electrical Engineering; Association of Independent Men; LR.C.; A.LE.E. Westminister Club; ADDITIONAL SENIORS Coleman Logan Waller Jennie Lou Wedekind Electrical Engineering; Sigma Kappa; Sec., Freshman Class; Sec., Sophomore Class; Sec., A.LE.E.; Women’s League; w A.A.; B.S.U. Liberal A rts Carolyn Abraham Home Economics; Copy Editor, News Editor, Managing Editor, Cardinal Staff; Cabinet, Home Economic Club; LW.U.; Women's League. Doris Jean Breitinstein Chemistry; Cabinet, Independent Wo- men’s Union; Cabinet, Women’s League; Chemistry Club; American Chemical So- ciety (Student affiliate); Biology Club. Louise Reid Bruce History of Art; Vice-Pres., Art League. Adele Clem English; Sigma Kappa; Sec, Pres., Newman Club; Religious Council; W.A.A.; Women’s League; Y-W.C.A. Verna Bixler Biology; Independent Women’s Union; French Club; Spanish Club; Biology Club; LR.C. Emilie Frances Brownlie Biology; Vice-Pres., Zeta Tau Alpha; Student Council; A.C.C. Commission Chairman; Vice-Pres., Biology Club; Wo- men’s League; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A. John Lowndes Carleton Seattle, Washington Biology; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Westminister Club; Theta Chi Delta; Navy Choir; Basketball team. Lucille Coldiron Psychology; Pres., Chi Omega; Pres., Women’s Defense Council; Pres., Psy- chology Club; Treas., Panhellenic; L. A. Student Council; All Campus Council; Social Commission of A.C.C.; W.A.A.; Y.W.C.A.; Women’s League; Chemistry Club; Pallas Club; Religious Council. University of Louisville Anne Gillingham Cotton Biology; Treas., Kappa Delta; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet; Woman's’ League; Biology Club; P.E.P.; W.A.A. Emmeleine Evenden Pre-Medical; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sec., Alpha Epsilon; Biology Club; Canterbury Club; Chemistry Club; Independent Wo- men's Union. Ruth Fitzmayer Physics; Pres., Independent Women's Union; Sec., Pres., Math Club; Student Council; Pallas Club; Women’s League; W.A.A. Patricia Louise Freeman Chemistry; Treas., Sec., Kappa Delta; Sec., Treas., Methodist Club; Pres., Chem- istry Club; Pallas Club; Theta Chi Delta; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A.; Women’s League; Bi- ology Club; American Chemical Society. E. Burton Gerrits Nunda, S. D. Psychology. 10— Kaye White Edsell Chemistry; Chi Omega; Cheerleader; Sec., Math Club; Little Theater; Chem. Club; Y.W.C.A.; Women’s League; New- man Club; W.A.A.; P.E.P. Virginia Louise Felknor Physical Education; Pres., Zeta Tau Al- pha: Treas., Pres.. W.A.A.; Y.W.C.A.; Women's League; Chem. Club. Peggy R. Frankel Elementary Education; Cheerleader, UWA. WAA; PEEPS Women’s League. Herbert Friedman Brooklyn, New York Chemistry; Vice-Pres., Treas., Sigma Alpha Mu; Varsity Baseball team; Chem- istry Club; Biology Club. Harriette Hagemann Chemistry; Sec., Pres., Sigma Kappa; Sec., Pres., Panhellenic; Student Council; Treas., P.E.P.; Cheerleader; Chemistry Club; Methodist Club; Women's League; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A. ClassCARDS Raymond J. Haragan Economics; Newman Club; I.R.C.; Vet- erans Association. Virginia H. Haselwood Physics; Independent Women's Union; Sec., I.R.C.; Sec., Math Club; Theta Chi Delta. Joy Ann Hays Psychology; Independent Women’s Un- ion; Vice-pres., Psychology Club; Biology Club; IRC; Women’s League; W.A.A. Marian Louise Heitmeyer Home Economics; Pres., Pi Beta Phi; Pres., Panhellenic; W.A.A.; Women’s League; Y.W.C.A.; Canterbury Club. William J. Hockaday, Jr. Lexington, Ky. Biology; Alpha Kappa; Biology Club; Chemistry Club. University of Louisville Norma Jean Hart Home Economics; Sigma Kappa; Treas., Home Ec. Club; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A.; Wo- men’s League. Fred Haupt, III German; Historian, Treas., Delta Phi Alpha; Pres., Die Eulenspiegel Verbin- dung. Jane C, Heimerdinger Biology and Education; Vice-pres., Treas., Biology Club; Librarian, Kentuc- ky Society of Natural History; Indepen- dent Women’s Union; Chemistry Club; Canterbury Club; Art League; German Club; Beckham Bird Club; Women’s De- fense Council; American Chemical So- ciety (student affiliate); Kentucky Ac a- demy of Science; American Association for the advancement of Science; Class- CARDS editorial staff. Emmy Kate Heyman Chemistry; Independent Women’s Un- ion; Chemistry Club; Biology Club; Math Club; German Club; LR.C.; Card- inal Staff; American Chemical Society; Women’s League; Art League. George C. Howard, Jr. Political Science; LL.B., '43, U. of L.; Sec., Pres., Kappa Alpha; Pres., Inter- Fraternity Council; Pres., All-Campus Council; Dean, College of Cardinals; Pres., Omicron Delta Kappa; Chairman, Liberal Arts Senior Class, '46; Pres., Law Senior Class; Pres., Law Student Coun- cil; Law Honor Council Chairman; Law Editor, Thoroughbred, '42; Ky. Bar As- sociation; Fellow, Southern Regional Training Program, '46. —lI Margaret Huber Physical Education; Sigma Kappa; Rec. Sec., W.A.A.; Y.W.C.A.; Women’s League; Newman Club. Elisabeth M. Kehrer Biology; Cabinet, Independent Women’s Union; Pres., Vice-Pres., Alpha Epsilon Delta; Student Council; Pres., Cabinet. W.A.A.; Vice-Pres., Chemistry Club; Vice-Pres., Alpha Epsilon; Concert Mis- tress Band; Hockey Captain; Pallas Club; Theta Chi Delta; Art League; President's Council; Biology Club; I-R.C.; Y.W.C.A. Helen L. Knapp Chemistry; Treas., Sec., Pres., Indepen- dent Women’s Union; Treas., Y.W.C.A.; Sec., Chemistry Club; Sgt.-at-arms, Math Club; Lutheran Club. Hugh Nelson Leavell New York, N. Y. Political Science; Canterbury Club. Charles Edwin Lung Economics; Vice-pres., Pres., Treas., Sgt.-at-arms, Association of Independent Men; L. A. Student Council; Newman Club. 12 Rand Carleton Johnson Biology; Kappa Alpha; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Canterbury Club; Navy Choir; Baseball team. Robert H. Kinker Political Science; Pres., Sigma Chi Sigma; Pres., Senior Class, '42- 43; Inter- fraternity Council; Student Council. Dorothy Korell English; Independent Women's Union; Assistant News Editor, Managing Editor, Cardinal; Editor, ClassCARDS; Service Club; WDC; Stamp Stomp Sponsor; IRC; Y.W.C.A.; P.E.P.; University War Coun- cil; Women's League; Westminister Club; Art League; Biology Club; Fowler Club. Richard W. Litterst Decatur, Illinois Naval Science Business Ad.; Univer- sity Mixed Choir; University Male Choir; Director of Navy Choir; Navy Band; University Band; Canterbury Club. Mrs. Rosetta Stansbury Lynch Creative Art; Zeta Tau Alpha; Vice- Pres., Art League; Sec., Panhellenic; Y.W.C.A.; Women's League; Newman Club; W.A.A. —ClassCARDS Kenneth Haller McCrecklin Chemistry; Treas., Sec., Vice-Pres., Tau Kappa Epsilon; Vice-Pres., L. A. Student Council; Sec., Inter-Fraternity Council; Cardinal Staff; Chemistry Club; West- minister Club; Die Eulensiegal Vergin- dung; Biology Club; American Chemistry Society. G. M. MacNeur Oakland, California Economics; Pres., Omicron Delta Kap- pa; Vice-Pres., Student Council; Cheer Leader; Battalion Commander. Anna Lee Markowitz Economics; Vice-pres., Pres., Delta Phi Epsilon; Corres. Sec., W.A.A.; Women's League; ClassCARDS Editorial Staff. Robert A. Milch New Brunswick, N. J. Chemistry; Chemistry Club. Martha Ellen Paulsen Political Science; Treas., Westminister Club; Women’s League; Religious Coun- cil; War Defense Council. Ruth Eleaner McLean Psychology; Vice-Pres, Pres., Kappa Delta; Vice-Pres., Panhellenic; Vice- Pres., W.A.A.; Sec., Pres., Student Coun- cil; Business Manager, Thoroughbred: Women’s League; Methodist Club; Y.W.C.A.; Psych. Club. Mary Lamppin Mahorney English; Zeta Tau Alpha; W.A.A.; Wo- men's League; Y.W.C.A. Alice Jean May Chemistry; Treas., Independent Wo- men’s Union; Sec., Treas., Theta Chi Del- ta; Treas., Math Club; Sophomore Chem- istry Award; Chemistry Club; Biology Club; I.R.C.; Women’s League; Christian Club. Elizabeth Moser Spanish; Pres.. Kappa Delta; Pres., Panhellenic; Pres., Pallas Club; Pres., Westminister Club; Pres., Freshman Wo- men’s League; Treas., Romance Lan- guages Club; Student Council; Home Ec. Club; I.R.C.; Y.W.C.A.; W.A.A.; Women’s League; University War Council; Chem- istry Club; Thoroughbred Staff Doris Pedersen Chemistry; Treas., Chi Omega; Vice- Pres., Canterbury Club; Chemistry Club; W.A.A.; Women’s League; Y.W.C.A.; War Defense Council, Biology Club; Pres., Vice-Pres., ILR.C. 13 University of Louisville Hugh Jefferson Ray English. Shirley Louise Rehm Chemistry; Vice-Pres., Pi Beta Phi; Sec., Treas., Pallas Club; Treas., Chem. Club; Y.W.C.A.; Westminister Club; Wo- men’s League; American Chemical So- ciety; W.A.A. Shirley Joyce Shapero Psychology; Phi Sigma Sigma; Biology Club; Psychology Club; Art League. Joanne Ballard Turner English; Independent Women's Union. Goldie Jean Wasserman Home Economics; Sigma Delta Tau; Home Ec. Club; Biology Club; W.A.A.; I.R.C.: Women's League. John F. Reed, Jr. Montgomery, West Virginia Naval Science; Sigma Tau Alpha. Doris Rooney Valley Station, Ky. Mathematics; Delta Zeta; Sec., Math Club; W.A.A.; Women's League; German Club; Baptist Student Union. Clyde F. Shelton New Albany, Indiana Biology; Vice-Pres., Chemistry Club; German Club. Benjamin Bascom Ussery Rockingham, N. C. English; Bachelor of Theology, °45, Southern Baptist Seminary. Ruth Irene Willis History. 14 = ClassCARDS Allan F. Zoeller s Medicine; Sigma Chi Sigma, Phi Chi; Arthur Owen Gillespie Chemistry Club; Biology Club. Certificate of Accounting. Hannah Waldman Certificate in Office Administration; Sec., Delta thi Epsilon; Wome.’s Leagues, W.A.A. ADDITIONAL SENIORS Fred B. Brand, Jr. Marcus R. Burke Price C. Campbell Dorothy Patterson Jolly John F, Joyce Frank Joseph Nuckols Benjamin Gaston Louise Jones Reager Glenn M. Gray J. Ramsey Smith Thomas Edward Hill Charles Alexander VanArsdall ASSOCIATE OF ARTS William Woodrow Slider Music School | Lois LeCompte Frankfort, Ky. Organ; Treas., Sigma Alpha Iota: Music School Student Council. William H. Mootz Defiance. Ohio Piano. Elise Wagner Instrumental Music; Sec., Pres., Card- inalette Club; Vice-pres.. Sigma Alpha Iota; W.A.A.; German Club. Ruth Scheidt Shively, Ky. Music Education. ADDITIONAL SENIORS Esther Lillian Metz (Original by Eric T. Weber, Speed School, °43.) Our Backers We Acknowledga ve % Miss Fowler of the Registrar’s Office. j Dorry KoreLt Editor % Clarence and Ben, our printers at the General Printing Company. % Mr. Bronger and Standard Gravure, our engravers. % Mrs. Ryder and her staff at the studio in Kaufman- Strauss. % Mrs. Hunter, secretary of the Dean of Men, who inter- cepted messages for us. Jim MAPoTHER « Ghiv ari x rec P ; T1 jati Bose ces deennca % Les Shively and Marie Grav es of the Alumni Association and Maeg Wittmer and her Cardinal staff for their sup- port and encouragement. % Undergraduates ... and classmates who pitched in to help. ote And Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers listed in the fol lowing pages whose support made this publication pos- The Staff Gero. Howarp Associate Editor JOANNE ELRop Martin FULLENLOVE JANE HEIMERDINGER Secretary Photograher Editorial Staff ANNALEE MARKOWITZ Editorial Staff PATRONS Dr. Irvin Abell Dr. Arthur T. Hurst Dr. E. L, Henderson Dr. John Rulander Dr. E. S. Allen Dr. A. S. Nicholson Dr. Silas H. Starr Dr. R. Glen Spurling Dr. Maurice Buckles Dr. W. Barnett Owen Dr. Alice Pickett Dr. Alex V. Griswold Dr. Robt. L. Kelly Edward J. O’Brien Dr. F. W. Urton C. R. Escott Dr. Walter I. Hume Arthur D. Allen Dr. E. J. Eversole Dr. M. J. Henry Dr. W. T. McConnell Dr. James W. Bruce Dr. Raymond N. Holbrook Dr. Ben A. Reid Dr. Cleves Richardson Max Waldman Dr. Herman Mahaffey Dr. John Stites Dr. Gordon S. Buttcrff Dr. G. L. Dyer Dr. Arthur O. Goodman N. Gray Rochester Dr. D. D. Worden John S. Petot Dr. F. G. Plymale AMERICAN AIR FILTERS AIR CLEANING and DUST CONTROL EQUIPMENT WHATEVER YOUR DUST PROBLEM REMEMBER AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY — ClassCARDS is grateful to— LIBERAL ARTS STUDENT COUNCIL KAPPA ALPHA DELTA PHI EPSILON KAPPA DELTA ZETA TAU ALPHA —for their assistance. THE STAFF OF THE BRESLIN UNIVERSITY LOUISVILLE’S CONSTRUCTION CO. C A R D INA L 1801 South Brook Street WISH THE CLASS OF Louisville, Ky. 46 MAgnolia 2640 GOOD LUCK Kyle Young Service Station 3rd and Bandeis Phone MAgnolia 9433 CONGRATULATIONS CRYSTAL CARE TUCKER'S LAKE 306 W. CHESTNUT ST. REFRESHMENTS CLUB MADRID CONGRATULATIONS America’s Foremost Bands University Pharmacy ® BRILLIANT FLOOR SHOW— POPULAR PRICES SEE AND HEAR WITH BEST WISHES THIS NEW 1945 from ‘ SEARS. EEN, ROEBUCK CO. 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