University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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GRADUATION Graduation, the culmination of four years of hard work for University of Louisville students, occurred last year on june 6. Baccalaureate Service was held in the morning at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Chapel. As the sun set, five hundred sixty-eight students stepped forward to the speaker's platform to receive the long-awaited diploma from University President, Dr. Philip Davidson. Ceremonies for the event were held in front of the Administration Building. An overflowing crowd heard Uni- versity of Kentucky President Dr. Frank Dickey deliver the principal address. Dr. Philip Davidson hands a diploma to one of the seniors of the graduating class. iii, The graduates start their long walk from the Natural Science Building to the front of the Administration Building. fLeftJ The Big Three of the University of Louisville Thoroughbred publi- cation staff gather together for the last time before graduation ceremonies. Pictured ffrom left to rightl Armand Ostroff, Chief Photographerg Mary Beverly Wade, Thoroughbred Editor-in-Chiefg and Martin Pedigo,, Cardinal Sports Editor and Thoroughbred Business Manager. The cap and gown, worn by Armand Ostroff, is the traditional dress for graduation ceremonies. Martin Pedigo, wearing the Navy uniform, has just received his commission as an Ensign in the United States Navy prior to the graduation ceremony. 13

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FRYBERGER HIGHLIGHTS fBelowJ Alpha Omega Service Fraternity sponsors the annual Lena, the Hyena, and Ugly Man contest each year. The University Student Body votes on candidates put up by the diiferent organizations on campus. Votes are cast at a penny each with all proceeds going to the University Student Chest. Both Lena and the Ugly Man are presented trophies at the Fryberger Sing. UGLY MAN LENA THE HYENA H S Robeff Pate: HKQ Mafion Cecil, KD The Chi Omega Sorority joyfully receives the First Place trophy from Fryberger Sing. just before the winners of the competing groups were announced at the Fryberger Sing, all participants in the event gathered on the Administration steps to sing the Alma Mater. 12

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REGISTRATION Each Fall and Spring the ritual of registration is repeated. The process was speeded up this year with the acquisition of the I. B. M. machine. Alpha Phi Omega, the service fraternity, has been quite helpful in orienting incoming freshmen to the task of registration. Registration is started in the main library where students are first checked in, and is terminated in the Administration Building. Varied University College programs attract young and old at Spring registration. .V XY 4 Class cards are acquired at the individual departments situated in the Refer ence Room of the University Library. One of the last steps in registration is the presenting and paying of bills in the basement of the Administration Building. 1 E s. gt