University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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UNIVERSITY PLAYERS The University Players are a group of nonprofessional students who have shown an interest in Thespian affairs. Three performances were given by the University Players during the 1958-1959 school year, they were Agamemnon in November, Richard III in February, and Death of a Salesman in May. The Players are under the able direction of Mr. john Caldwell and all performances are given in the Playhouse. Most of the casts for this year's plays, were composed of from fifty to one hundred students. The Players' talents range from plays of Shakespeare to those of country life. An excellent presentation of joan or Arc was held at the Playhouseg here she prays for No one can escape parking meters, not even these three help. Players who acted in Agamemnon eww-tufpxn mwmm-'ssswmawm I -'aw 9, is it P2 H Ha? sang file Relics of priceless value hang from the walls of the Playhouse. The people pictured contributed to the birth and growth of the Playhouse. 26 Tr 1 I

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EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Woodrow Strickler attended Bucknell University, the University of Pennsylvania and Northwestern University. Before coming to the University of Louisville in 1938, he had wide business experience and served as a lecturer in the De- partment of Business Organization and Industrial Manage- ment at Northwestern. Membership in university and civic organizations includes: Omicron Delta Kappa, Delta Mu Delta, Southern Economic Association of University Evening Colleges, Advertising Club of Louisville, Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults, and Louisville Real Estate Board. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. William J. McGlothin attended Furman University and received his Master's Degree in English from Columbia University. He did additional work at Duke and Chicago. Before coming to the University this year, Mr. McGlothin acted as Deputy Director of the Southern Regional Board in Atlanta. A member of the Conversation Club and the Uni- tarian Church, he is in the process of preparing a book for publication. The book is a comparative study of education in different professions and was done with the aid of a Carnegie Grant. DEAN OF MEN Mr. Dave Lawrence has been Dean of Men here for six years. He received his B. A. and M. A. degrees from the Uni- versity of Kentucky where he earned Honorable Mention on the All-American Basketball Team. During World War II, he served in the Navy. Dean Lawrence is a member of the Lions Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, National and State P. E. Association and the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators. DEAN OF WOMEN Miss Doris Nickel has been Dean of Women at the Uni- versity of Louisville for three years. She did her undergradu- ate work at Indiana State College and earned her Master's Degree at Indiana University. When she first came to the University of Louisville, Dean Nickel taught in the Secre- tarial Science Department. She now serves as Faculty Advisor for Panhellenic Council and Women's League, one of the Faculty Advisors for Cwens and Mortar Board, Supervisor of the Women's Building and Secretary of the Student Aid Committee.