University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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ll I ,Wax n ll The building was gradually finished though the contractors had to fight bad weather many times. The lounge is one of the most beautiful rooms in the entire building. Plush furniture and beautiful surroundings give the room an air of splendor. l UNIVERSITY STUDENT CENTER On October 4, 1957, ground was broken by President Philip Davidson and Mayor Andrew Broaddus for the new University Center. Dedication of the new structure was held in January, 1959. The Center now houses University College, the bookstore, gameroom, cafe- teria and snack bar, along with many other ollices and rooms. The building was more than a year and a half under construction, but was linally completed in january. Since then the Center has served as the principal meeting place of students on campus. tfffwf uf ,gg NNE qv 7 :gs mngy, t g t ,pw t, vfivuwpiir. ' H Gigi ,2 ,:gs-.53-I'5 4 :5531 1. - f -7' t University President Dr. Philip Davidson addressed the gather- ing at the laying of the cornerstone with the message that the building would bring pride to the University. At last we view the finished product.

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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

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Last September the main fad in the United States was hula- hooping and Vice-President Woodrow Strickler was no exception. Student leaders take time out to enjoy the recreational facili- ties at Otter Creek Park. Leadership Camp is not all business as these students and faculty members prove. LEADERSHIP CAMP Leadership Camp was held last year at the beginning of the school year at Otter Creek Park. Student leaders from all of the University schools attended the event. They were addressed by the Dean of each school and members of the administrative staff. Both lunch and dinner were served at the park lodge. Be- tween the meetings students made use of many recreational facili- ties of the park. The day was concluded by an informal dance for which the Air Force Band supplied the music. Dean Marlin Volz of Law School addresses Leadership Camp on activities scheduled for the 1958-59 school year. - ff, I-fygarwfv l. ' ,P'w, '- fi' p .4 , ig?