University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Mary Beverly Wade . . . Editor-in-Chief Martin K. Pedigo ... Business Manager LOUISVILLE 8, KENTUCKY IBELKNAP CAMPUS ! The 1958 Thoroughbred has at last been assembled. In September and October the tables lay bare and only the click of a key in the lock was heard as the photographer went into the darkroom , | and out again. Every now and then there came a rap on the door by a student who realized that the Thoroughbred did come out on time last year and who now wishes to have his. November came and half-way through the month a few editors began lining up their work, checking with the Editor and then promising to return soon to finish their copy. November passed. Suddenly December was here and with it the realization that the deadline date was approach- | ing. Immediately the office became filled with life: editors racing to and fro; copy pages begun, dis- carded, and then taken up again when no other layout seemed practicable; assignments made on é . . . . . 4 picture sizes; a blinking photographer emerging from the darkroom to avow that he has never f seen so much to do. Near the deadline date some editors, having finished, left while the stragglers f worked feverishly on. As the last picture was completed, it was laid on the table and a sigh of re- lief was heard. The final page of copy was finished and all were put in envelopes and placed on the table. One lonely soul entered the room, packaged up the copy and departed with it. | Silence dominated the scene temporarily. | This pattern was repeated three times and by March we were through. We then patiently waited | until May to see the fruits of our labor. | Despite the hectic last minute rushing, we all enjoyed working on the Thoroughbred. We want to thank Foote Davies Publishing Company, especially Mr. Walter C. Dargan, for all the help we have received. Special acknowledgement goes to every member of the staff who has worked long hours to produce the finished product, the one we hope you will enjoy now and in the many years to come, the 1958 Thoroughbred. Rev Wada Editor-in-Chief | 1958 ‘Thoroughbred

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CONTENTS FACULTY-ACTIVIT | ES xii 00 eerrte perme tre 9 HONORARIES 28) 0.0 p20 cee eer cee ce en 13 FEATURES : croc pe So Ste eee ate ea ee 23 CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS Syne ee 47 Publicationsi{eesidac's wei aon ene eats ae ee ee eee 48 Student Government ....¢2 cc. wee oe ree 60 Religion ccc. geitece Gk ee ee ne 64 Music: onccca ts 5c Sais ere Sra rebrend hale One ae ome ee een 70 International:Relationsgeer ee eee 76 GREEKS 0 55053,.25: ca Hs eetegs ace sere ane Sees er en eae 83 MILITARY 33 pee coro er cee 117 ATHLETICS ai). fc-25% 2 hn an he eet Aare meee ee eee 127 COLLEGE LIFES (oe 035 caicliestt as tae san nee nee eee 155 SCHOOLS oe es 8 a i ee ee 179 Arts and Sciencesrinso-5k . aera eee eee ey ne 180 Business nf oe. ag we cee ce ae eee ee eee 212 Dental oe ajc i cttae eeccaktenc oS reece akon oan rhe mn a 222 Graduate to. .yecaerage cic cl igen Sie ee ee 240 Kent jog sees. ocr tee eee hae cht a, close ane econ a ena 244 La ccs he eh ae Ga i ee ee die oo ae See eet be eae eae 248 Medical . a7) Soihsihteee Mol 51, Ura tears team atte eee ee eae 258 MUSIC! gece Wake eS cee ale ole dt ea eee eee 276 Southern Police Institute; ....... case teenee ee) eee 284 Speed Scientific 108 0s Lenn Seat ene 288

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DEDICATION Dean Doris Nickel, a greatly respected member of the University community, was born in Brazil, Indiana. Shortly after her birth she moved to Terra Haute, Indiana, where she spent her childhood and attended Garfield High School. Dean Nickel did her undergraduate work at Indiana State College and earned her Master’s Degree at Indiana University. She taught commercial subjects in two Indiana high schools before coming to Louisville in January 1947. She taught at the University of Louisville in the Secretarial Science Department until the spring of 1953. At this time she became Assistant to the Dean, Miss Hilda Threkeld. In July 1955, she was appointed Acting Dean of Women. Dean Nickel serves the University in many ways. She is the Faculty Advisor for Panhellenic and Woman’s League; one of the Faculty Advisors for Cwens, Sophomore Woman’s Honorary, and Mortarboard, Senior Woman’s Honorary; Supervisor of the Woman’s Building; and Secretary of the Student Aid Committee. Our Dean Nickel has done much for the University in her many capacities. She is always will- ing to aid the students, giving up most of her personal life to serve the University. To the woman who can always be depended upon for advice, to the woman who is as gracious as she is attractive, and to the woman who has done so much for the sororities and other women’s groups on campus, we, the students of the University of Louisville, dedicate the 1958 Thoroughbred.