University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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The highlight of the year way the impreuive inauguration of am Prexidmt, Dr. Philip G. Dzwidxon. The new head of the Univemity Family wax formally welcomed hy the .rtmientx, faculty and the community during the ceremony in his honor at the Memorial Auditorium. Friday noon way alway: rexewed for pep rallies where the U. N. Day um celehrated hy 60711I0 zmd afterward the Jtudent: cheerleaders literally knocked themxelve: out arousing school piled on a Ihtrtjl real fire engine to roar through the city pro- .rpz'rit. claiming the Univerxz'ty of Louisvillelr international :pz'rt't. L WV; h r 5'11. 3t 1, 33?. h , 1 s1. x M ; Oh. hi I! u -. r .

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As LONG AS POSSIBLE, students take advantage of the sunny fall days during their in between class breaks for that last minute look at the book or a friendly chat.

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EACH YEAR through the Interna- tional Center and Student Exchange Program the students of the Univer- sity of Louisville actively participate in international relations. The ustu- dent ambassadors who went abroad last year were: Heft to rigth Doris Schott, Ronald Mather, Ruth Uebele, Bernd Silver, Martha McIntosh, Ben Pence, Ruth Schimpler, Bill Mitchell. The International Relations Club, open to all students, provides weekly programs of world interest to promote international knowl- edge, understanding, and good will. The officers are: President ................ Ronald Myles Vice-Preside7zt..Florence Saltzman Secretary .................. Judy Shelton Treamrer .............. David Driscoll Faculty Adwlror Dr. Paul Angiolillo