University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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While on a tour of Europe during the sum- mer of 1956, David A. McCandless, Director of the Southern Police Institute, visited eight countries where he spoke on American Police Training 'Methods and the History of the Southern Police Institute. At Essen, Germany, he visited the International Police Exhibition, where twenty-three countries were represented. Dr. Gerhard Herz obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Zurich and has done post graduate work at the Universities of Freiburg, Vienna, and Berlin. He has been in Louisville since 1938, He is the head of the newly-estab- lished Music History Department and has re- cently been working on an article on Bach iconography. The Audio-Visual Services of U. of L., a part of the D.A.E., but available to the entire university, has Dr, Homer E. Salley, former Director of the Audio-Visual Department of the Louisville Free Public Library, as the new Co-Ordinator of the University's Audio-Visual Services. Thus Dr. E. R. Schleshinger, Asso- ciate Professor of Humanities and Modern Languages, has more time for publicizing this program. Mr. G. W. Stratford is in charge of Audio-Visual Aids. For the second year now, Dr. Charles Crumpton has been a guest professor at the summer school of the Florida State University. He served as chairman of the Instructional Materials Development Section of the National job Training and Safety Conference, and was general chairman of the Tri-State Conference. He is director of the Kentucky Chapter of the American Society of Training Directors. Last year Dr. George Perle received his Ph.D. from New York University, which he attended on the award from the Seven Fellow- ship Fund. Dr. Perle is on the faculty of the School of Music and the Music History De- partment, and is in charge of the Contempo- rary Music Festival. He has had articles pub- lished in Music Review, Musical Quarterly, and. the Journal of American Musicological Society. He was recently elected to the Ameri- can Composers Alliance,

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o WHO Among Students in American The honor society of Whos Who in American Universities and Colleges was founded in 1954. Its purpose is' to provide one national basis for recogni- tion of college studentsg it also provides a placement and reference service for seniors or graduates seeking employment. Members are chosen each year from 675 universities and colleges throughout the United States. W. BRUCE BAIRD A845 '9' X BETTY cRA1N MARGARET PIPE M5 A845 X., SUZANNE LUCHETA AHS VIRGINIA MERIDETH ELQISE MOORE Atgis A88