University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1963 volume:

omen yee so pas weap: fae Ptcw ene Thoroughbred 1963 University of Louisville : Meredith Swann, Editor-in-Chief Joseph Love, Business Manager Table of Contents College Life Administration Honoraries Campus Organizations Greeks Features Athletics Military Academics Index and Advertisements 6 Dedication We of the 1963 Thoroughbred are happy and indeed proud to dedicate this book to Dr. Ernest C. Hassold. A graduate of the University of Chicago, Dr. Hassold began his association with the University of Louisville in 1927. Since then he has become the Chairman of the Division of the Humanities. A man of wide interests, Dr. Hassold is the author of two books, American Literary History Before the Civil War and The Humanities in General Educa- tion. He also has contributed innumerable articles to journals of Aesthetics, Art, English and Modern Languages. A distinguished scholar, an untiring worker, and, above all else, a teacher who has never ceased to give the best that he has to his students, Dr. Hassold sym- bolizes the ideal of a teacher, scholar and cultural historian. In many of his classes, he has said that the advancement of culture is the ultimate task assigned to the Humanities. Around such a man as Dr. Hassold this advancement has taken place, is taking place and will continue to take place. An outstanding scholar and an invaluable asset to the University of Louisville, we proudly dedicate the 1963 Thoroughbred to Dr. Ernest C. Hassold, Chairman of the Division of the Humanities. College Life Registration =a = rye « wien) ___ Basi Ll eT Alina lida! email m)_ ee College Life—the recapturing of all the events, large and small, important and trivial, that combine to form a school year. The year 1963 has been a period of many old and a few new occur- rences. The usual ordeals of orientation, registration and Greek rush were me- chanically endured by the upperclass- men and passed through by the dazed and confused freshmen. With football came Homecoming—long nights, even longer and sleepier days—all leading to the house decorations awards and the crowning of the Football Homecoming Queen. Festivities were put aside as mid-term exams produced the neces- sary stimulus to all-night cram sessions. This was followed by Christmas; more papers and final examinations; and, thrown in for good measure, the Thoroughbred Dance complete with Dr. Feelgood and the Interns. Basketball Homecoming, next on the agenda, brought still another Queen to U. of L. Barbershop was held and, as is past years, the judges provided the best entertainment. April was dedi- cated to watching the College Bowl team win and win again. U. of L.'s four consecutive victories were events not soon to be forgotten by the school, the city, and the state. Some of the ecstasy did die down for a short time as finals appeared followed by the pomp and circumstance of graduation. These were the major aspects of Col- lege Life—1963. Add to them the in- numerable little unremembered things —the Playhouse, the mixers, open houses, Fryberger Sing, building dedi- cations, and finally, the daily monoto- nous but variegated life that each U. of L. student lives and which, in reality, constitutes college life. This was 1963! The Sub, located in the University Center Building, is the center of student activity. Here, the students ign ore academic pressures and turn their minds to more important matters such as food, cards, and bull sessions. Bridge 101 7 Open Houses “T told you to leave my man alone!’ “Larry, please let’s dance—I promise not to clumsy.” The inevitable milling crowd. Tom Sturgeon and Alice Pleiss take time out to offer mutual congratulations. Thoroughbred Dance One of the highlights of each school year is the Thoroughbred Dance, which is sponsored by the yearbook staff. At this time, the winners of the Mr. and Miss Thoroughbred contests are an- nounced. Mr. Thoroughbred is chosen by popular vote of the women students, whereas Miss Thoroughbred is selected on the basis of a picture submitted to John Robert Powers Modeling Agency in New York. The 1963 dance was held at the Henry Clay Hotel complete with the sounds of Dr. Feelgood and the Interns. The smiles, trophies, and flowers of the winners. The “dry” Thoroughbred Dance offered a myriad of reactions from the participants. “It’s not that I don’t like you, but Mother said. . .” ‘No, I’m sure no one noticed our leave-taking.” Melanie and Dave pose for the yearbook! Miss Thoroughbred Court—Powers’ job not an easy one Isn’t it terrible how modern cokes come unmixed? Homecoming A winning house decoration requires much prepara- tion. Participants must endure every kind of discom- fort—dirty clothes, lack of sleep, paint-infested hair and, this year, torrents of rain. 1 rl ‘a ww . a : Key e Fag 1%} ee «2p tees . Fr Rae First Place Men’s Division Lambda Chi Alpha Second Place Men’s Division Delta Upsilon Be “HE es c ENT obimaat Sigma Kappa Second Place Women’s Division Chi Omega Homecoming Pep Rally Homecoming Game Bigelow Hall is the scene of a pep rally held in preparation for the Homecom- ing game. Led by the cheerleaders, the team and students practiced yells that would come spontaneously at the ap- proaching game with Kent State. ecoming Game, the Queen, � presented to the entation, the celebrities Barbara Lang receives her Queen’s crown from Dr. Davidson. The new queen and the President then lead the dance reserved for the Queen and her court. Homecoming Dance Spirits run high at the Homecoming Dance as the winners of the house deco- rations competition are announced. Trophies are awarded and winning chairmen are raised on high as the groups break into song. Fryberger Sing The DU’s rush to collect the trophy awarded for first place in the men’s division. Beer mugs in hand and eyes on the conductor, the brothers of Delta Upsilon sing themselves into first place. It’s a first place trophy for the residents of Leopold rr and White Halls. Dressec i in red gowns and nightcaps, the Girls’ Dorm provided the Fryberger audience with a real treat. The Kappa Deltas’ “Set Down Servant” won them Phi Kappa Tau places second with “Serenade” im, from The Student Prince. Tappings Part of the traditional Fryberger Sing program is the tapping of new mem- bers into honorary organizations. The young ladies to the right have been selected to membership in Cwens, the honorary sophomore women's organiza- tion. With innumerable recitations of “Salutamus Te,” members are inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa. Convocations Intense heat did little to deter a capacity crowd when Senator Barry Goldwater spoke at a convoca- tion sponsored by the A S Student Council. Mitch McConnell laughs it up as he finally meets Senator Goldwater face to face. 26 Senator Goldwater answered questions freely following his speech a Kentucky Senator Thruston B, Morton addresses the University during his successful bid for a second term in the Senate. Senator Morton turns to listen t © one of the students’ questions, The Senator Be little trouble holding the attention is audience. Mitch McConnell, Dean Richard r, and Pre sident Philip Davidson are obviously enrapt. Barbe Mr. James “Scotty” Reston, Head of the Washington Bureau of the New York Times, spoke on the subject “Kennedy's Dilemmas” at a spring convocation. Reston’s combination of casualness and_ intensity won the audience's avowed approval. 30 Philip A. Hart, junior Senator from Michigan, answers a few questions before his speech given on United Nations Day. Senator Hart impresses upon his audience the im- Senator Hart appeared interested in conversation and costumes of some of the University’s foreign students portance of world support of the United Nations. Campus Elections The most obvious result of campus elections is the fact that not one build- ing, tree, or lamp post is free from the campaigners’ warped idea of decor, Each student seeking an office feels called upon to distribute signs bearing his name and some snappy little caption to every space not used by his oppo- nents. Platforms are unheard of, but each campaigner does manage to es- tablish a symbol for himself. Thus his fellow students vote for the person who uses Charlie Brown, Dennis the Menace, Freddie, etc., on his posters. Despite this childish approach, a few good leaders are elected. Christmas Students feel the excitement of Christmas before vacation begins, as trees are decorated and placed in various campus buildings. Members of the University Student Senate gather around the piano as Dean Barber plays some of the tradi- Sherrill Redmon, President of Cwens, leads the tree tional Christmas carols. Each year President and Mrs. Davidson entertain Senate members with a party. trimming of the big cedar in the Quadrangle. Y ee yp 3 Ue Be ss of Wd: Cheerleading Elections Lynn Hottell, Sheila Brohm, Mary Beth Rose and Bonnie Norene demonstrate some of the calisthentics ex- pected of a cheerleader. Barbershop The Barbershop Quartet Competition is held annually at the University. Any organization on campus is invited to enter a quartet in either the men's or women's division. Judges for this are members of the Society for the Preser- vation of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America. Not only do the judges render decisions, but they also show the participants and the audience how Barbershop singing should sound as they entertain with old favorites. 35 Two models for the Fall Style Show prepare to make Bathing suits proved to be the most popular item, at least from the spectators’ point of view. the long walk. Style Shows The Spring Style Show was followed by a dance with What do we do now? music supplied by the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Cardinal Inn ani RHE (fae erAIle ee , i wae? ae” | Ae Sweetie Pie Contest The annual Sweetie Pie Contest, sponsored by Delta Zeta Sorority, offers the male students an opportunity to prove their capacities for food. 39 ld S ye ; Ora ad ner we A back-view of the Big “B.” Nothing like an exhibitionist. Mixers I didn’t want to dance with you anyway! 41 Journalists At Work? The newspaper and yearbook offices offer ever-chang- ing scenes of work and play. 43 Art Studio Theatre Belknap Theatre's first presentation of the year was f Girardoux's Madwoman of Chaillot. At left is the drinking scene from Act I. Judy Neill as the waitress and Martha Fagan at Madwoman in action from one of the scenes im ‘ - othe! era Pudk . memorable performance as the sewer Ed McLane’s Anne Groves, and Sherry Penn in man in the same play. Bonnie Biggers, ‘Madwoman.” Dennis Preston, a graduate student in the English Department, portrays Pastor Manders. Below is a scene from Ibsen's Ghosts, the theatre’ second offering of the season. ot Shi rag eee - See nee The following pictures were taken during the performance of the Bertholt Brecht-Kurt Weill musical Three-Penny Opera The finale! James Logsdon, director and writer of the Student Larry Timberlake rehearsing his part as Master of Liza Stout, one of the members of the Lamplighters, Variety Show. Ceremonies. a comedy group organized by Logsdon. James Logsdon, Liz Crady, and Jo Ann Renn in the Readers Theatre production of Sartre’s No Exit. Dean Richard L. Barber provides background music for the Faculty Variety Show. Miss Barbara Burns, Assistant Dean of Women, in a scene from the melodrama, The Drunkard. Dr. Mavis Reeves of the Political Science Department and her husband Mr. Ben Reeves of the Courier- Professor Carl Abner, as The Villain. Journal entertain with deadpan versions of folk-songs. Faculty Spotlight Mr. Charles L. Newman Kent School of Social Work 52 Salutamus Te, the traditional salute of Omicron Delta Kappa, is borrowed by the 1963 Thoroughbred as it inaugu- rates a recognition of outstanding faculty members throughout the Uni- versity. The professors acknowledged here were chosen not only because of their outstanding scholastic and aca- demic achievements within their spe- cific fields, nor simply because they represent the ultimate in their profes- sion, nor again due to some special service or project they performed for the University. These considerations did indeed play an important part in their selection. Above all else, however, these professors were chosen because of the unrelenting interest in and ser- vice to the students of this University. These men have aided students both in and out of class to a better under- standing and appreciation of learning. Perhaps the one final reason we of the Thoroughbred salute these men is be- cause they have, through example, patience, endurance, and ever through the offering of a challenge, produced in their students a love of learning— that state of mind which is necessary for development of an inquiring spirit. It is for these reasons that the 1963 Thoroughbred salutes these professors. Mr. Morton Walker English Department Speed Scientific School Dr. William F. Ekstrom Chairman of English Department College of Arts and Sciences Dr. James E. Sutton History Department College of Arts and Sciences 54 Dr. Ernest M. Ellison School of Dentistry Mr. William B. Peden School of Law Dr. Dario A. Covi Chairman of The Allen R. Hite Art Institute College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Charles E. Wagner School of Medicine Dr. Carl E. Adams Chairman of Division of Natural Sciences College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Louis C. Kesselman Chairman of Department of Political Science College of Arts and Sciences beeen College Bowl Dennis Preston, a graduate student in the English Department, served as moderator for the College Bowl tryouts. Dr, Stevens sees that tryout participants are clear of L’s College Bow] team, received enthusiastic reactions when he first about the rules governing the game. Dr. Martin Stevens, who coached | mentioned the idea of sending a team to the television program. 58 The year 1963 will long remain a memo- rable one for the University of Louis- ville as this was the year the University was represented on the nationally tele- vised General Electric College Bowl. Beginning in January, preparations were made to choose four undergraduates to represent the University. About one hundred students expressed an interest in the first elimination which was com- posed of a written examination cover- ing every field of study. From the re- sults of this first test, forty-eight were selected to participate in the College Bowl trials, which were conducted exactly on the lines of the television program, under the direction of Dr. Martin Stevens, Professor of English. Weeks passed and finally the number was reduced to nine. These nine finalists were assigned intensive study materials in specific fields. They met in private sessions every Monday and Wednes- day and on Fridays they exhibited their knowledge in open competition for the entire University and the public. On April 7, eight of these finalists appeared on local television where they competed against each other in a mock College Bowl game. Following this game, the University of Louisville team was announced. It consisted of Frank Krull, the captain, a senior English major; Evelyn Feltner and Giles Kot- cher, also senior English ma jors; and Anne Groves, a freshman pre-medical student. On Easter Sunday these four Louis- ville Quiz Kids'' met Kenyon College, a team vying for its fifth straight win. The Louisville team beat Kenyon and went on to three more consecutive vic- tories over the University of Delaware, the University of Idaho, and lona Col- lege. On May I1, the University of Louisville team was defeated by a team from Yeshiva University. Although the Louisville team may have felt some disappointment at not returning with the silver bowl reserved for five-week winners, the University and the City of Louisville expressed nothing but pride in its team. To Frank Krull, Evelyn Feltner, Giles Kotcher, and Anne Groves—accept the thanks and praise of the University which you so ably represented, Frank Krull, Captain Giles Kotcher The University of Louisville College Bowl team is met at the airport by students, administrators, and Team member Evelyn Feltner comments on_the friends of the University after the team won their team’s being appointed Ambassadors of Good Will first victory against Kenyon College, by the Chairman of the Louisville Board of Alderman, C53 ED | a aus rails EVELYN FE he Y OF LOU [UNIVERSITY |LOUISVibleb _ Mie be bbe bie bs al Expansion Coach Peck Hickman, Wade Houston, and President Davidson break ground for the University’s new gymnasium. A look at the future gym, now under construction. om a webeBibaens = LED Miss Hilda Threlkeld, former Dean of Women, and Dr. Davidson conduct ceremonies held at the opening of the new coed dormitory which is named for Mrs. Threlkeld 63 Engineer’s Day At the annual Engineer's Day, Speed Scientific School students enjoy the opportunity to demonstrate to their visitors various engineering projects on which they have been working. : LPH) G+ GRaWITA quae te bene : Cy VELOCIT Trial Practice The School of Law offers its students the experience of particit ating prosecuting and defense attorneys in mock trials. The participants must furn- ish their own witnesses. Juries are con posed of University students. Familiar Sights = S = cs) = i B aw G Administration Sa ose. 4 7 P er ay r Bc er. 2 a any. 4 : we i - . 1 ne 2 r ll be . . ¢ @ ae? ‘a � rm, 4) . 45 : } ; a 7 a ’ : . 2 @4 4. = : 3 J af 2 : bes . 7 € —— in 7 ‘ 4 a ; a. eral . as: . ; : : s “ : ’ r The University lost a true friend on November 25, 1962 when Lee P. Miller, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, died. Mr. Miller was appointed to the Board in 1940 and had worked for the University with dedication and imagi- nation for more than twenty years. Since 1955 he had been Chairman of the Board of Trustees, a position he filled with honor. But Lee Miller's worth to the University was not to be mea- sured in terms of the positions he held or the titles he accumulated. Day in and day out, he was an ardent advo cate of the University. Its athletic pro- gram was probably his first love, but again he made himself felt in all phases of the University's activities. He made available to us his enormous prestige, his good common sense, and his gift for Overcoming seemingly insurmountable Uifficulties. It goes without saying that we miss him deeply, but we are grate- tul for having had his devoted interest and service for more than twenty years. In Memoriam The President’s Message The thrilling experience our College Bowl team has given us is simply dramatic evidence of the quality of the education you have received at the University of Louisville. You are now graduating from this institution, and on Commence- ment Sunday | will shake your hand and deliver to you the diploma you have earned. This to me is the high point of your college and university career, and no matter how many times | repeat it, it never becomes a routine performance, for | believe deeply that this is one of the most significant events of your life. But what in reality does that little piece of paper mean? This degree that you have earned is an entree to the finest careers that society affords, the most en- riching professions, and the most cultivated way of life. | repeat: It is the en- tree to those things. It does not guarantee them. It opens the door, and whether you realize the opportunities that it affords depends upon the use to which you put the skills and mental aptitudes and knowledge that you have gained in your years here. This degree, by the mere fact that you have attained it, is evi- dence of certain significant personal attributes — a good mind, a sense of direc- tion, a quality of determination and stick-to-it-iveness. These are highly essential ingredients in a success story, but there is more to it than that. While it is not always true, it is to be profoundly hoped that, in addition, this degree is evi- dence of certain intangible personal and moral qualities which make for a richer life and a finer citizenship: an inquiring, curious mind, a determination to con- tinue to learn, a deep desire to use the talents with which you have been en- dowed for the benefit of others, and the ability to understand another person's point of view. This is what | think a diploma means, but in the final analysis you are the only one who can give it that meaning. | wish for each of you a bright and happy future. President Philip Davidson Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees is the policy- making body of the University. Its duties include selecting the President, adopting the University budget, and making final decisions in all important matters concerning the University. Left to Right: Miss Adele Brandeis; Arthur H. Almstedt; Henry Y, Offutt, Chairman; Oscar O, Miller; Wathen R. Knebelkamp; Eli H. Brown, III; Baylor Landrum. 7 : ' Aer 74 Administration Wooprow M. StrrickLer Executive VICE-PRESIDENT Dave LAwrENCcE Doris N. StoKes Wittram McGtoruin Dean or MEN Dean or WomeEN Vice-PREsIDENT = o Joun HoucHens RecIsTRAR Naoma O’Brien Test Bureau Director Rurn Kocu Norsert EvBert Crarence DuNBAR CASHIER Bursar AND Cuter ACCOUNTANT INSTITUTIONAL Service DirEcTOR 76 Les SHIVLEY Ricuarp H. Warren Warren D. Ross ALuMNI RELATIONS DeveLopMeNnT ProcraM Director OF PLACEMENT SERVICE Ketry H. Lewis Buitpinc And Grounps SUPERINTENDENT 77 Deans Ricuarp L. Barser Co.tece or Arts AND SCIENCES Joun R. CrarF Raymonp E,. Myers ; Business SCHOOL Scuoot or DENTISTRY Kennetu W. KInpELSPERGER J. Murray KinsmMeN Rosert a aig Kent Scuoor or Socta, Work ScHoo. or MEDICINE Scuoo. or Music Wrtram McG.oruin ta 4 Grapuate SCHOOL 79 Maruin M, Vouz ScHoot or Law Rosert C, Ernst SPEED ScrenTIFIC ScHOOL Davip R. McCanpiess WittiaAm HurrMan Soutuern Po.ice INsTITUTE University CoLLece 80 Honoraries raed X ap on agente Sd Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities This is the national honor organization for outstanding students. Who's Who has become one of the most familiar in the nation. The students recognized are nominated from about seven hundred and fifty colleges and universities. Each new member and his activities are listed in the annual book which is published nationally. Herman Wyssbrod Frank Krull Marillene Anderson Marjorie Workman Morvie Lay Gloria Schuler Ann Hill Stewart Conner Marty Aulbach R Ben Henry Otto Feddern Mike Breitmeyer Pe Pat Buckner Fred Fresh | Sherry Penn Ann Lindsey Robert Biggs Nola Kiefer Dick Peloff Earl Berry Jim Johnson 89 Ron Miller Kay Davis James Worley William Knehans Keith Cullinan Donald Carmichael Jerry Sutkamp Paul Peterson Anne Bowers Madelyn Kast Jack Wallace Mary Osborne Beta Delta Phi Delta Established in 1943 to foster and de- velop a common interest in the further study of Oral Pathology and Diagnosis, Oral Medicine, and Preventive Dentis- try, Beta Delta serves as a dental hon- orary fraternity. Dr. Henry Wilbur acts as faculty advisor. Phi Delta Fraternity was organized in 1940 to promote interest and to stimulate individual study in the varia- tions of phases of complete Denture f Prosthesis. Dr. Hubert Fields, Jr. is the S faculty advisor. From left to right, first row: George Bruner, President, Edward Hatch, Vice President, Ben Henry, Secre tary, and David Widmer, Treasurer. Second row: Jack Taylor, Charles Coghlan, William Knehans, Robert Hinkebein, and Jack Morris. William Lovin, James Patterson, Michael Thorton, Cornelius Witt, and Jim Worley. From left to right, first row: Edward Hatch, President, William Knehans, Vice President, Harold Lester, Jack Morris, Secretary, Terry Schneider. Second row: Jack Taylor, Jerry Mills, David Widmer, Ernest Oyler, Ben Henry, Third row: William Lovin, Michael Thornton, Cornelius Witt, Jim Worley, George Bruner, Ted Hood, and Bruce Darnhauer. Not pictured are Harold Smith, Treasurer, John Harris, and Lynn Mayfield. 93 Woodcock Society The Woodcock Society is the oldest honorary at the University. Member- ship is augmented each year by select- ing more than ten per cent of the graduating class whose scholastic standing is at least 2.2 during their junior and senior years, and who pos- sess loyalty, integrity, and initiative. In addition three medals are given an- nually to those students who have achieved the highest standing in fresh- man, sophomore, and junior classes. The medalists for 1962 are Sandi Struck, Don Bucholz, and Sidney Lindsey. Polly Bealmar Sandi Struck Sidney Lindsey Phi Kappa Phi Nationally recognized as outstanding among scholastic fraternities, Phi Kap- pa Phi is designed to give recognition to students in their senior year for ex- emplary scholarship in all fields of study, to develop character in college students, and to stimulate mental achievement by recognition through membership. Phi Kappa Phi includes students from all colleges of the Uni- versity and faculty members of any de- partment. Mrs, Naoma O’Brien and Dr. John Weisert M ortar Board The national senior women's honorary, Mortar Board strives to provide for the co-operation between societies, to pro- mote college loyalty, to advance the spirit of service and fellowship among university women, to maintain a high standard of scholarship, to recognize and encourage leadership, and to stim- ulate and develop a finer type of col- lege woman. The University of Louisville chapter - Pallas - has an annual Homecoming mum sale and sponsors ''Dead Week ' before final examinations among its various other services. Dr. Fortuna Gordon, Mrs. Carl Adams, and Dr. Dorothy Simpson serve as advisors. Seated, left to right: Gloria Schuler, Vice President, Marillene Anderson, President, Pat Buckner, and Madelyn Kast. Standing: Pam Thompson and Sidney Lindsey, Treasurer. Omicron Delta Kappa Founded at Washington and Lee Uni- versity, December, 1914, Omicron Delta Kappa is a national men's hon- orary. The Beta Epsilon Circle came to the University of Louisville in 1943. Because ODK is not only a highly respected honorary, but also an obliga- tion and responsibility, students must spply for admission. They are partially } according to a five category point system: scholarship, social and religious affairs, athletics, publications, ind the arts. ODK members strive toward the true ideals of all-round lead- ershi � -operation in worth-while en- From left to right: Dean Richard L. Barber, Lloyd Collins, Frank Howe, R. Kent TeVault, Jack Faller, Geavors, superior quality in scholarship, Doug Perry ) } L ia Ina exemplary cnaracter. Seated, left to right: Dean Dave Lawrence, David Widmer, William Knehans, Bob Henry, Ed Hatch, Earl Berry, Fred Fresh. Standing: Mike Breitmeyer, Paul Peterson, Paul Graw. Not pictured are Don Hockensmith, Jerry Smith, Herman Wyssbrod, Kenneth Karr, John Montgomery, and Rusty Oiler. —™ 7 97 Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma gives recognition to male students who have achieved a 2.5 point standing or above in their freshman year, These members undertake proj- ects which will help foster scholarship from the very first part of a student's college career. Officers are Bill Kruer, President, Don Buchholz, Vice Presi- dent, Larry Cook, Secretary, and Bob Fowler, Treasurer. Dr. Wiley acts as faculty advisor. Seated, left to right: Dean Richard L. Barber, Don Buchholz, Bill Kruer, Larry Cook, Bob, Fowler, Dave Olson. Standing, left to right: Jack James, Danny White, James McDonald, Stanley Bloustine, Aron Primack, Bill Schreiber, Joe Thompson, Anthony Palmer, Rich ard Sheehan, and Steve Coomer. 98 Cwens Seated, left to right are: Sherrill Redmon, President, Edie Lehman, Vice President, Bonnie Meyer, Secre- tary, Christy Louis, Treasurer, Sally Herman, Junior Advisor, and Miss Polly Bealmar, Faculty Advisor. Seated, left to right are: Nancy Kambach, Pam Pickens, Cheryl Zulager, Melanie Connell, and Patti Clark. Seated, left to right are: Ruth Schaefer, Sidney Schultze, Sandi Struck, and Carla Ruckert. Cwens plays a most important role in campus life at the University. It not only acts as a national sophomore wo- man's honorary, but also as a service organization. The Cwens can be found serving at teas, helping at orientation and registration, and serving the col- lege in various other capacities. The University of Louisville group was in- stalled in 1952 as Nu Chapter. Mem- bers are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and contribu- tions to campus life. They are tapped each spring at the Fryberger Sing. 99 Sigma Alpha Pi Sigma Alpha Pi is an accounting honor- ary. To be eligible for membership a student must have obtained a 2.0 in Principles of Accounting whether he is majoring in accounting or not. Mr. Hitchcock from the Business School faculty acts as the advisor. The student president is Carol Merade. From lejt to right: Alton Webb, Barry Wood, Carol Merade, Madelyn Kast, Cliff Diebold, Mr. Hitch- cock, and Bill Morgan. Seated, left to right: Herman Wyssbrod, Mike Breit- le Kenneth Karr, Ruth Triplett, and Earl Berry. kes ing, left to right: Jerry Smith, Richard Shee- an, Charles Payne, Fred Fresh, John Montgomery, m Hockensmith, Rusty Oiler. Sigma Tau Sigma Tau is the national honor society for engineers. Membership is deter- mined by the selection of juniors and seniors who are outstanding in scholar- ship and character. There are forty-one active chapters in Canada and the United States. They are organized to encourage personal honesty and the spirit of research. 101 Pi Delta Epsilon Delta Phi Alpha mz) hae OO ry e 102 A national collegiate journalism frater- nity, Pi Delta Epsilon, was organized to promote student participation in col- lege publications. Members strive to establish a code of ethics among the staffs of these publications, to elevate journalism, and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. Membership eligibility is open to those having held a major position for a year on any University of Louisville student publication. Officers are: Joe Love, President; Meredith Swann, Vice President; Eliz Wong, Secretary; and Paul Peterson, Treasurer. Pictured: Bob Moulton Frank Howe, Bill Litken house, Mitch McConnell, Meredith Swann, and Joe Love. Delta Phi Alpha is the national German honorary fraternity advised by Dr. Leonard Koester. Students are chosen who take an active interest in the Ger- man language for at least two years, and maintain a 2.0 standing in their German studies. Officers: Harris Meves, President: Carol Hall, Vice President; Pat McCol- lum, Secretary; and Todd Gardner, Treasurer. Seated, left to right: Pat McCollum, Dr. Leonard Koester, and Carol Hall. Standing: Harris Meves and Todd Gardner. Alpha Omega Alpha Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Omega Alpha is the national honorary society for medical students. Membership is determined by the se- lection of juniors and seniors who are outstanding in scholarship and charac- ter. There are forty-one active chapters in Canada and the United States. They are organized to encourage personal honesty and the spirit of medical research. Pic tured are Joe Hills, Treasurer, John Hollinsworth, President, and Jack Wallace, Secretary. Not pictured is John Kuhn, Vice President. Pre-meds, pre-dents, and pre-med techs with an overall 2.00 standing are eli- gible for membership in the Kentucky Alpha Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta. Pictured from left to right, front row are: Jim John- son, President, Dr. Louis Krumholz and Dr. William Furnish, Faculty Advisors, Todd Gardner, Historian, Sydney Lindsey, Secretary, Karen Kafer, Celeste Shepherd, and Diane Dunker. Second row: Dan Frazier, Vice-President, Stan Bloustine, Sarah Morse, Morrison Borders, David Liebshultz, and Aron Pri- mack. Third row: Roger Davis, Daniel Levine, Tony Palmer, and Carl Kahn. Fourth row: Don Bucholz, Treasurer, Larry Cook, Stan Hand, Charles Steedling, and Joe Fishman. Fifth row: Nick Lamkin, Bill McIntire, Don Sugarman, Bill Cheatham, Gil Daley, Scalpel Reporter. 103 Phi Lamba Upsilon 104 This is the newest honorary to come to Belknap Campus. Beta Delta Chapter received its charter May 10, 1962, be- ing one of three to be established in the United States in the last ten years, With the requirement of a 2.5 for un- dergraduates, the organization strives to promote individual research and scholarship in the field of chemistry. At left is Phi Lambda Upsilon receiv- ing its national charter. First row, from left to right: Dr. G. L. Shoemaker, faculty advisor, Sam Thomas, President, Paul Aul- bach, Treasurer, and Jack Faller, Secretary. Secon row: Daniel Jones, Thornton Lipscomb, Sturt Vance, Norman Bray, Thomas Crawford, Third row: Beale Canon, Travis Leach, William Carson, Harold Button. Fourth row: John Kennedy, Richard Clevenger, an George Schmitt. Organizations Publications Thoroughbred The Thoroughbred is the official year- book published by students of the Uni- versity of Louisville and printed by Foote and Davies of Atlanta, Georgia. The Editor-in-Chief, chosen by the Stu- dent Board of Publications, chooses his staff from student applications. The Thoroughbred covers the last half of the spring semester and the following fall semester. lor Love Mereprra SWANN Business MANAGER Eprror-IN-CHIEer Cuartes J, Byrne FRANK Kru NANCY Uncaro DESIGNER Co-AssociATe Eprror Co-AssociatTe Eprror 107 Lg | Mapetyn Kast Nancy KamMBaAcH Business Scuoot Ants AND SCIENCES Hee Herserc Jooy Warwick Prupence ZOLLINCER DenTAL SCHOO! Grapuate ScHOOL Kent ScHoo. 108 Y), Uj, | ; N ALLAN WelIss Bit. CHEATHAM Epte LEHMAN Law ScHoo. Mepicat Scoot Music Scnoot Steve Hate Topp GARDINER Arice CLEVELAND Speep ScHoo. Sse University CoLiece Mitch McConnett anp Bonnre Norene, Coirect Lire Co-Eprrors; ANN CHEATHAM AND SHERRILL Repmon, Orcanizations Co-Eprrors. Dan Wurre anp Nancy O1cer, Greex Co-Eprrors; Metante Connect AND Dave Huser, Honorartes Co-Eprrors. Liz Wonc, THoroucusren Dance Co-CHaiRMAN 110 Paut Pererson, THoroucHBRED DANCE Co-CHAIRMAN Ann Hitt, Features Eprror. Manityn Saver, INpex Eprror | - i i) a | Bitt LirkeNHOUSE Cuartotte Morris Sports Eprror Frank Howe Orrice MANAGER Miurrary Eprror Rop Scortetp, Assistant ADVERTISING MANAGER; . Jim Marois, Apvertistnc MANacer; Mike Butter, Bup Et.iorr Assistant Business MANAGER. Associate DESIGNER 111 The Cardinal is the official weekly news- paper published by students of the University of Louisville. The Student Board of Publications selects the Editor and Business Manager, who then choose the editorial and business staffs. The Cardinal, distributed every Friday, cov- ers news concerning faculty, students, and administration. Anne Bowers, Evrror-1n-CHieF Jim Jounson, Bustness MANAGER Ranpy Ivy, MAnacine Eprror Linpa Eacte, News Eprror Frank Kraut, Feature Eprror 112 Jim Marots, Crrcutation MANAGER Mircu McConneti Assistant Business MANAGER Donn Apams, Assistant MANAcrNG Eprror Bonnie Meyer AND SyDNEY SCHULTZE, Sanpi Srruck, Assistant News Eprror Assistant News Epirors. Rop Scortetp, Sports Eprror Frank Hower, Humor Eprror Paut Pererson, Eprtor Emeritus ‘ge E 113 The Forge The Forge is the University's official literary publication. Each spring the Forge publishes the poetry and prose works which won prizes in the annua literary competition sponsored by the magazine. This year's editors are Darryl Powell and Claude Nutt. Speed Engineer Speedway The Speed Engineer, a quarterly publi- cation of the Speed Scientific School, contains articles by students and faculty and other articles of technical nature. This year's editor is Larry Tyler at the left. Joe Love is business mgr. John Montgomery and Mike Butler act as Co-Editors of the Speedway, a hand- book published annually for entering freshmen, in which appear the curricu- lum and faculty. 1107 2 Re ligious Religious Council Baptist Student Union 116 The Religious Council is composed of representatives from each of the reli- gious organizations on campus. The Council coordinates the work of the groups and sponsors Religious Emphasis Week and the Christmas Convocation. Left to right: Bob Moulton; David Clark; Jonel Curtis; Doug Perry, President; Linda Newland, Secretary-Treasurer; Rod Scofield, Vice-President; Nancy Ungaro; Mike Breitmeyer; Syngman Rhee, Chairman, Religious Advisors Council. The Baptist Student Union is an organ- ization of students who meet for the purpose of spiritual growth and Chris tian fellowship. The group holds devo- tions daily at noon. George Holmes is the president of the Union this year. Canterbury Club The Canterbury Club provides spirit- ual, social, and educational guidance for Episcopal students on campus. The group sponsors annual retreats, and a Christmas party. They meet weekly for communion and breakfast. Shown at right are: Carla Rueckert, Secretary; Rod Scofield, President; and Alice Cleveland, Treasurer. Ist Row: Dr. S. Warwick; C. Peterson; A. Cleave- land: C. Rueckert; P. Thompson, 2nd Row: J. Lewis; K, Wolfe; H. Heiberg; L. Meena; R. Gibbs; D. Warrick; D . Ma. 117 Newman Club 118 Officers: Dennis Kute, Sports Manager; Mike Breit- meyer, President; Sally Herman, Vice-President; Gloria Schuler, Secretary; Dinah Sheeran, Social Secretary; Linda Newland, Executive Council mem ber; Nancy Ungaro, Executive Council member; Richard Sheehan, Treasurer. The Newman Club functions to inspire Catholic students spiritually, intellect: ually, and socially. The organization sponsors many activities throughout the year, including hayrides, mixers, socié and civic services. Pictured is Fr. Rich- ard O'Hare addressing the group at one of their weekly meetings. Officers: Left to right, Steve Dancinger, Treasurer; May Ann MacDonald, Secretary; Howard Graves, President; Rev. Syngman Rhee, Advisor; George Schmitt, Study Chairman; Betsy Bates, Publicity Chairman; David Pate, Study Chairman. Not pic- tured: Marietta Overstreet, Vice-President; Bruce Gorham, Religious Council Representative; Sherry Crutcher, Social Chairman. The United Campus Christian Fellow- ship is the united ministry of students and faculty members from the churches of the Disciples of Christ, Evangelical United Brethren, Presbyterian, and The United Church of Christ who are joined for Christian growth and witness to the university community. UCCF weekly meetings are held on every Monday noon with luncheons served by the church women. United Campus Christian Fellowship Wesley Club The Wesley Club provides for both the religious and social needs of the Meth- odist students of the University. The club holds mixers throughout the year which are open to the campus, and weekly luncheons for the members. International Relations International Relations Club fe” The International Relations Club seeks . sS to maintain good relations between the ' students and the International Center. = “ The club meets every other Tuesday at as ? noon. Programs include discussions led by students from other lands, and pe riodical dinners which acquaint the members with the cuisines of different countries. nl 4 tly, as - . Officers are: eft to right, Anna Limoges, Treasurer; Amram Onyundo, Second Vice-President; Carol Klein, President; Marilyn Moser, First Vice-Presi- dent; Gloria Sells, Corresponding Secretary. First Row: G, Sells, M. Bingham. Second Row: C. Klein, J. Gould, Dr. 1. Naamani, Dr. G. Brodschi, Faculty Advisor. Third Row: M. MacDonald; A, Kapadia, G. Schuler, S. Craddock, Fourth Row: S. Oller, M. Moser, A. Limogos, R. Kmecak. Vusic Marching Cardinals f ‘os ws J LP Oe fe ee ' eo) ee oe University of Louisville Choir The University of Louisville Choir has been in existence on this campus since 1956. Formerly the University of Louis- ville Chorus the name was changed when Music School came on campus. The choir performs at many of the programs sponsored by the University. One of the highlights of the school year is their participation at the C hrist- For members of the choir, singing is fun as well as Mr. Richard Dales steps out to direct the choir at mas Convocation. professional preperation. the Christmas Convocation University of Louisville Orchestra The University of Louisville Orchestra has as its conductor James Livingstone, who plays First Clarinet for the Louis ville Orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Livingstone, the Orchestra has pre- sented two concerts this year—one in the fall and one in the spring. The Spring concert featured Elizabeth Gant, a senior at the Music School, as guest pianist. Student Government University Student Senate The ¢ 1¢ enate € ma er tT T ver sity sr t ed repre enta- tive {, ithin the live it ) r iciuGe stude f by popular te and ys the Presid wna =V President f +h, P f the indi idua represented. Officers f thi ea are Bill Colett Pre Jent Huah Skid re, Vice-President; Par ales R, rdir Ca nratar Made yn Ka rrest } Secretary; and Bart ra h. Treasurer And they talk about Independents! If someone would just tell me what's going on I would be more than glad to write it up on the back page of the Cardinal. At left: The attentive Senators. Pictured below: Dean Dave Lawrence, Faculty Advisor. My committee would like to move that the gentlemen I'm sure that my combine will support it What do you mean right? I’m always right. I’m a m this campus be required to wear suits and ties... Greek, you know! How long is this going to continue? Service Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega, national service fra- ternity, is composed of college men who have at one time been affiliated with the scouting movement. The pro- ceeds from the annual Ugly Man and Lena the Hyena Contests is contrib- uted to the Student Chest. APO also operates the campus lost and found service and serves the university further by ushering at convocations and work- ing at registration. Ugly Man in 1962, Bill Gwinn, Triangle Fraternity. Lena the Hyena 1962, Sue Schickli of Sigma Kappa Sorority. Sirst Row: C. Parrish, Corresponding Secretary Les Wilson; J. Levy; Rt. Rev. Alfred F. Horrigan; Mr. John Houchens; M. Drane es, Historian; F. Monahan, Second Vice-P L. Young; Mayor William Cowger; R. Carman; G. Spizzirri; G. Thurman; C Gardine: etary Borders, Alumni Dean Lawrence; C. May; President Davidson; R. S. Thurman; J. Faller ‘i second Glass; Dean Huffman; R. Vuturo; S. Bernstein; Mr, _B. Feldkamp. Dean Rolland L. Soule; B. Ecker; B. Haddaway; D. Cle Each semester APO in keeping with its function as service organization sponsors a blood drive. Pi Gamma Omicron Circle K Left to right: L. Curry; G. Gardiner: N. Thomas Mullaney; M. M. Miller: B, Counts. Standing: B. Seated left to right: P. Smith, Student Council Rep- d row: J. Jones; J. Tyler; S. Rich Curtis; B. Keeling; J. Rueff; M. S, Barnes. resentative; C. Sheppard, Corresponding Secretary; ; N. Schuh. Third row: M. M. G. Wooding, First Vice-President; J. Warwick, Presi- dent; S, Meers, Second Vice-President; E. Ray, His- torian. Standing: N, Gutekunst; B, Bates; P. Patter- son; B. Turner; B. Christiansen; N. Sullivan; L. Jesse; S. Herman. Seated: D. Liebschutz; D. Perry; D. White; D A. Poland; A. Primack; R. Williams; D. Levin; J. Samuel; B. Oakley; D. Pyle. Sugarman; L. Cook; D. Bucholz; P. Wallace. Stand- R. Kahn; K. Bates; K. Black; R. Ludwig; J. ing: J. Johnson; L. Blair; P. Dolwick; B. Schweers; Hartstern; B. Grubb; S. Mays; H. Hurley; S. Hand; 130 Miscellaneous Women’s Recreation Association The Women's Recreation Association encourages participation in the wom- en's sports program. The organization, composed of representatives from all women's groups on campus, sponsors intramural competition. Its officers are: Martha Lauyans, President; Betty Greenwell, Vice-President; Patti Clark, Secretary; and Pam Pickens, Treasurer. Sociology Club Student National Education Association The Sociology Club gives Sociology majors and others interested in the field an opportunity to enrich their class- room studies. Newly formed in 196l, the present group visited the Lexington Narcotics Hospital, an industrial pla and heard speakers discuss such timely subjects as crime and delinquency. Pictured are: First Row: J. Heaton, President; R. Dever, Vice-President; P. Patterson, Program Chair- man; G. Riegling, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: J. Matheny; R. Smith; A. Dennler; M. Mullaney. Third Row: T. Lindstedt; D. Carroll; J. Clark; A. Winer. The Student National Educational Asso- ciation is designed to stimulate interest in the teaching profession. During the year, members hear lectures from out- standing individuals in the field of edu- cation. Shown are: First Row: B, Fontaine: C. Hurst, Trea surer; E. Wong, Vice-President; E. Slusser, Presi- dent; S. Shifrin; B. Norene. Second Row: Dr. S Peavey, Faculty Advisor; M. Overstreet, Secretary; R. Lawrence. Third Row: M. Huglin; M. Lodewick; D. Chynoweth, Fourth Row: S. Weldon; C. Emberry; J. Mitchell. Fijth Row: L. Weatherton; S. Simpson. Home Economics Club Dames Club The Home Economics Club, composed of Home Economics majors and others with similar interests, meets regularly in the Home Economics Building. This year the club was host to the Kentucky Home Economics Association Conven- tion and celebrated Christmas with a party and gifts for the children of Kosair Crippled Children's Hospital. Front row, left to right: Pat Wilson, Marilyne Kress, Carole Kline, Mrs. Dennis. Back row, left to right: May Ann MacDonald, President, “Missie” Atkinson, Vice President. The Dames Club, made up of women whose husbands are students in the Uni- versity, fulfills primarily a social func- tion. They celebrate the holiday sea- sons with events such as the Christmas party. Bottom of stairs to top: Mrs, Charles E. Payne, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. John Kinser. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Robert DeWitt, Mrs. Ray Jarboe. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Henry Newmayer, Mrs. Edward Gehrke, Mrs. Joseph Lanham, Mrs. Robert Seitz. 133 French Club Greeks Cardinalettes L. Brent S. House Officers: Jeft to right—Rosemary Higdon, President; anice Allsmiller, Vice-President; Karen Jansen, Necording Secretary; Carol Jo Greer, Correspond- ing Secretary; Sandra Hauss, Treasurer. 137 Chi Omega Officers: left to right—Nancy Oiler, President; Missy Atkinson, Secretary; Lynne Wetherton, Treasurer; Linda Eagle, Pledge Trainer. Not Pictured, Nola Kiefer, Vice President. Let’s keep the grass clean! Can I play too? S. Atkinson B. Bates J. Briggs S. Burge . Cleveland . Curry . Dansby St G. Davies H. Dumke L. Eagle N, Gutekunst P. Hay C. Hurst K. Jones N. Kiefer M, Lankswert E, Lewis A. Lindsey S. Morris B. Norene N. Oiler S, Redmon S. Schwantes Shelby . Struck . Travis . Tyler , Weldon RmASL L. Wetherton 3. Wigginton C. Zoll Sing louder girls, you have to cover up that train whistle! 139 Delta Zeta Officers: left to right—Marietta Overstreet, Presi- dent; Madeline Naegele, First Vice-President; Mar- tha Alexander, Second Vice-President; Susan Me- Glothlin, Corresponding Secretary; Ruth Schaefer, Recording Secretary; Pam Pickins, Treasurer. U. L. Cardinal guards DZ campfire. 140 M. Alexander B. Cooke K. Davis V. Doherty W. Dunn J. Dwyer C, Embree N, Farmer B. Greenwell L. Hottell D. Jackson C. Lucas H. McCullough S. McGlothlin M. Mason C. Moore A. Mucci J. Muessle M. Naegele 4. Nonacs M, Overstreet J, Patton P. Pickens S. Runner R. Schaefer M. Spaulding A. Stevens Wanna Bite? I'm all thumbs 141 Kappa Delta Officers: left to right—Gloria Schuler, President; Barbara Lang, Vice-President; Sally Herman, Sec- retary; Christine Rust, Treasurer. Queen Barbara presents Turkey-Trot trophy. Where can we get 100 yards of plastic at two in the morning? J. Asher B. Christiansen p, Clark M. Connell S, Crutcher B. Curtis E. Elliott S. Herman S. Herman T. Jones K. Kafer B. Lang M. MacDonald V. Martin B, Ossman M. Paulin P. Rowe C, Rust G, Schuler D. Sheeran J. Trafton V. Walker M. Whitted P. Zollinger KD stove smoulders in annual homecoming rain. Pi Beta Phi Officers: left to right—Charlotte Morris, President; Sherry Penn, Vice-President; Mary Ellen Connelly, Secretary; Marilyn Ritter, Treasurer. —— J = HOLD vip. TORY Ulo rl ant THE ORE THA oR Pi Phi’s “pot of gold”. M44 M. Barnes 3. Barr s. Brohm .. Caudill MI. Connelly |. Grubb 5. Gulledge |. Heaton . Kambach 3, Keeling 5, Kirkpatrick , Louis ¢. Morris 3. Penn M. Ritter M. Rose M. Skaggs 5. Stahl M. Swann B. Taylor F. Twilley N. Ungaro Pi Phi’s sing “Shortnin’ Bread”. 145 Sigma Kappa Officers: left to right—Ann Hill, President; Carol Klein, Vice-President; Susan Wilkinson, Secretary; Marilyn Sauer, Treasurer. All together now. 146 J, Abrams M. Aulbach G. Brown B. Flesch M. Hall 4, Hart A, Hill J. James S. Klapheke C, Kline M. Lauyans M. Peyton G. Potts L. Purcell S. Riehl M. Sauer J. Wilding S. Wilkinson P. Wilson M. Yentsch My group had 23% fewer cavities. Why so sad, Happy? The “Big B” 147 Zeta Tau lpha Officers left to right—Judith Warwick, President; Lynn Jesse, Vice-President; Nancy Sullivan, Secre tary; Margaret Smith, Treasurer, Elizabeth Ray, Historian. If you'll hurry and take this picture we can start in on the cake Peggy receives chapter award. . Dunker Graydon . Jesse . Patterson . Ray . Schultz . Sheppard ‘ : nt os [. Smith ide PANN . Snoddy . Sullivan : . Thomas uff the magic dragon! gon! ’ i Wednesday night dinners—a highlight of sorority life. Delta | psilon Officers: left to right—Frank Howe, President; Al Poland, Vice-President; Bill Kruer, Secretary; Bil Underwood, Treasurer. Fryberger victory! Bottoms up. W. Applegate R. Bakus J. Barr E. Birchler T. Bunta R. Carey J. Case W. Crume H. Davis R. Dinsmore P. Dolwick J. Downs W. Duncan W. Exely P. Falkenstein M. Foushee R. Gray S. Grubbs D. Harbin W. Herron R, Hoehler F. Howe G. Hunter E. Hurley S, Ishmael R. Kessinger J. Kiesel J. Koehler D. Krieger W. Kruer W. Lancaster R. Lasky P, Lichtefeld T. McCloskey T. McDonald L. Magnes S. Marino L. Markowitz E, Nelson D. Olson F. Perrone f Peterson Poland Prather Pulice Rapp . Rogers . Resenberg Ruch Paar Scott Seitz Simms Steedly Strange Sullivan Thompson SPDR = G. Tucker L, Tucker R. Tuell W. Underwood atts M. Yarmuth - -“ ™ = ! ny ah Xa Lambda Chi Alpha Officers: le t to right—Tom Montgomery, President; Ed Bishop, Vice-President; Nick Lamkin, Secretary; Stewart Conner, Treasurer. Don’t just stand there, sing! Well John, some of the brothers have all the luck. S, Allen R. Baird E. Bishop C. Brown M. Brown S. Conner R. Cooke A. Davis D. Frazier H. Graham M, Graham R. Hall J. Hannah R. Harris W. Harris D. Herold J. Johnson N. Lamkin E. Lewis FE. McCandless W. McIntire M. Meadows J. Minan L. Mitchell T. Montgomery G. Morris C, Nutt R. Peloff R, Porter S. Porter J. Rasnic F. Robertson J. Robertson T. Rouse B. Sanders R. Schott M. Schulten S. Snook P. Soper J. Spanyer R. Stultz A, Sutt G, Thacker R, Urland D. Warrick W. Wilcox J. Young Phi Kappa Tau Officers: left to right—Paul Graw, President; Jim son, Vice-President; Ed Lewis, Secretary; Monte rer. Look Brothers, the decoration’s up and it’s only 7:45! And to the far, far right we have Mitch and friend J. Abbott K. Bates P. Baugh M. Borders H. Boyer C, Chambers L. Cook J, Cunagin R. Dooley W. Doolittle P, Graw E. Groves W. Grubb S, Hand T. Harrington M. Higdon ‘ ay = wr yy D. Hockensmith p | D. Huber J. Johnson J. Jones P ply ww R. Karantz M. Kelly R. Kriete E. Lewis M. McCammish M. McConnell J. Mardis C. Mathews J. Meisner A. Miller J, Montgomery A. Morris R, Myrick R, Oiler W. Porter J, Purcell C. Robinson B. Satori R. Scofield C. Smoot W. Travis L. Tyler K. Wells D. White Pi Kappa Phi K. Elliott G. Franklin M. Gish R. Jaeger J. Kost J. Lev P. Neuman R. Reinsted D. Rhode J. Sampsor T. White I thought I'd get out of all this when I became an Officers ft to right—John Lewis, President; Thomas White, Secretary; James Koshewa, Treasurer alum. Sigma Alpha Mu S. Auslander R. Lawrence D. Liebschutz Officers: left to right—Al Farber, Vice-President; Eddie Bornstein, President; Morris Shapiro, Treasurer Sammies’ predict outcome of the big game. : a SOLGEN FLASHES MLNOT CO rap, - ; “ATER THEYRE HIT By | ‘JHE CRROINKL STAR Tau Kappa Epsilon FE. Caudill . Heiss P. Humphrey J. Segrest W. Thompson As Woodring Officers: left to right—Jack Casey, President; Greg Yan y, Vice-President; Jim Segrest, Secretary; Jim Morgan, Treasurer Smile, John. 158 Triangle S. Bernstein E. Berry R. Biddle R. Jarboe K. Karr G. Petro H. Rahm H. Wyssbrod Officers: left to right—Gerald Petro, President; Earl Berry, Vice-President; Herb Rahm, Secretary; Ronald Biddle, Treasurer. ] ; : Little Sisters of Triangle: eft to right—Pam Moser, Kay Davis, Pat Dris- kell, Kathy Mathis, Grace Wooding, Jan Muntan. 159 Theta Tau «: left to right—Ted Waflart, Treasurer; Jack ‘resident; Larry Nold, Vice-President. Not pictured, Ray Kulbitskas, Secretary You missed a spot! Maybe the sliderule is wrong! 160 S. Coomer S. Hale B. Harvey B. Hollenbeck R. Howard R. Krupp R. Kulbitskas M. McCaffery W. McCullough J. McDonald J. Shipway Rush luncheon. Got any Brillo? A real engineering feat! Panhellenic Council Interfraternity Council pU ca } Ip ] At “Ah First row, left to right: B. Lang: B. Flesh: G. Potts; N. Oiler. Second row: S., Herman; M. Mason; J espective J n agerermining Warwick, Secretary A. Stevens: B. Norene; M. Lauyons; C. Zoll; M. Rose ; C. Morris, Vice-President : Not pictured: A. Hill, President; G. Schuler, Treasurer. First e t to right: R. Lewis; A. Farber, Secretary; H. Wyssbrod, President: J, Morgan; B. Moore; T. Waflart. Second row: J. Rabin; L. Nold; R. Carr; J. Montg ry; P. Graw; G. Yancey; J. Rasnic; J. Metcalf; A. Fuhr; S. Davis. Not pictured: W. Hay, Vice-President; B. McCulloch, Treasurer. Features Mountain Laurel Candidate Melody Mason j Delta Zeta Miss T horoughbred Alice Pleiss Chi Omega 167 Mr. Thoroughbred Tommy Sturgeon Phi Kappa Tau Miss Thoroughbred Court Mr. Thoroughbred Court Pau, Pererson Detta UpsiLon Douc SHARPE Eart Berry, Jr. = K SS PE Tau Kappa Epsiton PRIANGLE np Football Homecoming Queen Barbara Lang Kappa Delta : . t f 4 j % a Football Homecoming Court Nancy Scuun Katie SHELBY W.RLA Curt OMEGA Suet, Broum Ann Hit Pr Bera Pu SiGMA Kappa all Homecoming Queen Basketb Ann Lindsey hi Omega C f it 175 Air Force (Queen Barbara Smith De Hart Angel Flight Navy Queen Betty Clark Engineers Queen Barbara Smith De Hart Angel Flight Greek Queen Eva Griffith Pi Beta Phi 179 H'raternity Sweethearts SHeERRON TILLMAN Devta Upsiton Ann Hitt Lamepa Cut ALPHA Jane HARMON Pui Kappa Tat Barsa ra LANG Tau Kappa Epsiton 181 DaRLENE PyYLes Tueta Tau Nancy Scuun TRIANGLE 182 Athleties Football v ieee Calland was always on the move. Will you please get out of our way? Somehow I feel a bit surrounded. 187 Good Coaching Sharp Offense Shining Individuals And Amazing Luck Add up to a First and Ten. John Giles and Coach Camp discuss an upcoming series of plays A running play failing to pick up the First Down, Giles took to the air 188 And let Hockensmith do the rest. Things can’t be that bad, Bill. We did take our share of falls. 191 Did you say this cat was friendly? Giles ran into trouble from this Houston Defende - So Sometimes you miss. Hit ’em again. 193 Few people cracked the U. of L, Defense. f yer takes With Kortas in pursuit, this Houston playe to the air for safety. What in the —— do they think they’re doing E = 7 = 4 = z Larry Broapen oun GILES J Bit Apxe Bos CLevetanp Tom MonTcOMERY Jerry SMITH Bos O'NEAL Bos STARNES 1963 FOOTBALL SEASON Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . . Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . . Louisville . Louisville. St Louisville . . . Record: Won 6 Lost 4 eat « 27 18 Wichita Western Michigan . Marshall . . Memphis State . Dayton Tulga 2% wl Saat Sl ates Xavier . Kent State . North Texas . . iouston’ -soktune . lass =) sootae'k Seetagst E CHARLES STICH Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—Ist Row: Coach Hickman, Coach Dromo, D. Clifford, J. Reuther, J. Rothman, B, Akridge, J. Reuther, R, Hawley; 2nd Row: D, Hall, A, White, J. Bergdoll, J. Stripling, J. Frazier; 3rd Row: B. Starks, R. Rooks, D. Peloff, B, Doutaz, E. Creamer, B. Bonsett. Basketball Results Louisville Opponent 90 Georgetown ee les 58 Ohio ve a x wate Oe 78 Ky. Wesleyan. . . 44 75 Dukent An 3s, 1 Sox lO 72 Vanderbilt . . . . 95 63 Wichita iecs) Souers us) 70 Bradley =. a. oi 79 EasterniKysc. Gio. a AO 64 Marquette . . . . 68 70 Ky. Wesleyan. . . 64 65 Dayton) «: ck. aeons. O70 SM)� 75 Xavier... . . 66 oat on, | at ome 76 Bellarmine . . . . 60 ‘ o° J = 8| Western Ky. . . . 66 73 DePaul) see i, ow LS 58 Statouism. ns. Gee nae 84 Miami (Fla). . . . 94 55 Memphis State . . 76 70 XAVien? caus way cee es 78 GeorgiaTech. . . 73 75 Marquette... . 76 6| AVION: ts. Gitano |S 7 Doral. 6. x an .« 269 fe Obie Wy ca wo Eastern Ky.. . . � “8 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM—Ist Row: Af Dromo, B, Gehring, S. Smith, T. Mineard, E. White- head, W. Houston, H. Adams; 2nd Row: J. Fonk- houser, T. Herrold, J. Ostrosky, J. Biebel, E. Me- Glothlin, A. Rosmarin, R. Bressler. 201 We worked hard... We won a few... oO c ° fd peo “ mo) o f= [= Le] pre a We jumped... We even prayed a little . . . but Duke still won. Ref, you are crazy! What’s going on down there? Go get ’em, U. of L. You tell ‘em, Peck! When, Lord, will they learn? Despite rumors of indifference, U. of L did have a few loyal supporters who were present at every game. Peloff was a man for all seasons Hawley reaches for another one. A U. of L. game is not simply a matter of putting a big ball through a small basket. It is the use of a highly devel oped skill, involving not just brute re flex action, but dexterity, calculation and mental agility. Senior Jadie Frazier added that extra spark for another U. of L. victory. thirty-three. F3 B= | e 8 5 a Reuther puts another through the hoop. Ride him, Bill. 1963 Baseball Season Results Won 15 Lost 6 Louisville Opponent 5 Berea . oT hae 0 Berea . : 5 Ky. Wesleyan . 5 Ky. Wesleyan . 6 Anderson 2 Anderson 0 Franklin 8 Franklin 5 Transylvania 0 6 | 5 | 9 6 7 | | 8 Transylvania Earlham . Earlham . Evansville Wabash . Wabash . Hanover . Hanover . : Indiana Central Indiana Central ROM ——P—HDWWOWWUWRANND SE | Bellarmine fas 6 Bellarmine . . .. 9 Sixth in the Missouri Valley Conference 1963 Golf Season Results Won 21 Lost 3 Tied | Louisville Opponent 7 Purdie. 3 3. ke ee 8! , NotreDame. . . 12I 4 Bowling Green Ohio || 12 Toledo: 55 Se 10 Villa Madonna. . 2 10! Aquinas . . . . 44 lI Western Michigan. 4 II Tennessee . . . 7 10! Vanderbilt . . . 104 12 Franklin 5 Se (3 5. ‘Centre’ =. = 3. 2a 12 Eastern Ky: . « . 12 16l , Indiana Uw. . 2 . 4A II1' . Eastern Ky.. . . 34, 91, Morehead .. . aif, IS, Xavier . . . . Mh 12 , Bellarmine . . . 8 15 Franklin cy ee 13 Hanover. . . . 2 lI Villa Madonna . . |! 10! y Hanover. . . . Wh 131, Xavier . ... MWA 9 Kentucky. . . . 6 l0l Tennessee . . . 42 15 Bellarmine 6 Spring Sports Phil prepares to womp it. Track Results—1963 Season Dual Meets Louisville Opponent 54 Indiana Central. . 77 72 Franklin . . . . 50 83 1 2 Cumberland. . . 47 2 3 86 Béfea ce: atc. “50 69 Earlham. . .. =. 67 Triangular Meets Cincinnati 102 1 2; Morehead 32 1 3; UL 24 1 6. Kentucky State 96; Taylor 52; UL 22. Western Kentucky 82; UL 50 1 2; Bellarmine 18 1 2. we aa A eet a ere “Taal : i ie a = 2 . Keep your eye on that ball! Just a little tap ought to do it. That’s one way to get out of the sand—displace it. Now for a small demonstration. 217 1963 Tennis Results Louisville Opponent 7 Xavier Indiana Notre Dame Northern Illinois Wittenberg St. Louis e Western Ky. Dayton Earlham . Xavier Dayton Eastern Berea ol use eS Second place in Missouri Valley Con- ference Tennis Tournament amanmnowooocftwao-O —RO-OON-—-UO-—- WOON A fast set of doubles 1963 TENNIS TEAM—Ist Row: M. Aulbach, Coach Kaiser, L. Crady; 2nd Row: P. Scholtz, P. Schuh mann, B. Cooper, F, Landers, D. Kute, M. Kleiner. Serves ‘em right! At last, the tape! Looks pretty far to the bottom. High hurdles and outstretched arms. 219 Swimming Poised for the dive, this swimmer prepares to join his other teammates. But I still have five more laps to complete! te el Swimming Record—1!963 Season Louisville 38 53 40 25 56 59 53 38 57 Third Place: Kentucky Int Swimming Championship Sewanee . Union Vanderbilt Alabama St. Louis . Missouri Mines . Kentucky Eastern Berea . Opponent 57 42 55 65 40 36 42 57 38 er-Collegiate Front Row: Paul Knopf, John Lococo, Perry Spe- vack. Standing: Phil Cummings, Paul Falkenstein, John Ogden, Neal McDonald. Front Row: John Abbott, Rich Panther, Mac Mere- dith, Jeff Johnston, Coach. Standing: Hugh Hough- ton, Tom Sturgeon, Jeff Ireland. 221 Intramurals W.R.A. Dick Peloff hits the tape to take first place in the To the victor belong the spoils. annual Turkey Trot. Phi Tau and Pi Kap battle it out on the gridiron. Turkey Trot starting line. ares LAS , Ww 7 é nad , bay “ff Use the palms of your hands, Judy, not the wrists Is this the form I’m supposed to use? Are you sure that wasn’t a goal for us? Go ahead and hit it, 1 dare you. = ‘ � ¥ gt Mags e's BASE | - The Intramural Program at the Univer- sity of Louisville offers a variety of participant sports in both the men's and women's divisions. To the right: Paul Graw attempts to put his team ahead two points in one of the men's Intramural basketball games. Below: The Sigma Kappas and the Kappa Deltas engage in Spring softball. Military : _ eo” OMe. « Lt. Col. Philip C. Sprawls, Professor of Air Science. Capt. V, E. Schumacher, Professor of Naval Science. AFROTC Staff Capt. Duane Hopkins; Maj. Thomas FE. Kirwan, Capt, Oliver P. Hedgepeth; Maj. William K. Hart. T Sgt. Kenneth S. Gardner; S Sgt. Darrell Page: M Set. Colon T. Lane. The AFROTC cadet officers are selected each quar- ter. Their duties include the conducting of the drill periods. First row, Left to right: Tony Drewry; Gene Everson; Ed Lewis; John Whittler; Bob Starnes. Second row: Daniel House; Thomas Coffey; Joe Love; Charles Haddaway; Don Campbell. The Angel Flight is an auxiliary of the Arnold Air Society, Each semester members are chosen through personal interviews directed by the AFROTC staff and by Cadet and Angel Flight officers. First Row, left to right: Marty Aulbach, Commander; Lynn Meena, Executive Officer; Judy Trafton, Administra- tive Officer; Marilyn Ritter, Comptroller; Linda Eagle, Information Officer; Gloria Schuler, Supply Officer; Bonnie Turner, Second Row: Karen Kafer; Sandra Stahl; Jonnie Grubb; Bev Barr; Joyce Wilding; Taffy Gerber. Third Row: Melody Mason; Glenda Potts; Sally Herman; Patty Clark; Marilyn Paulin; Pat Wilson. Fourth Row: Maj. Thomas E. Kirwan, Acting Advisor; May Jabrail; Lee Purcell; Jeanie Abrams; Dinah Sheeran. I be : aad CF —— ma The Arnold Air Society is an honorary organization for outstanding AFROTC cadets. Membership in the society requires that a cadet be a sophomore, have an overall 2.00 standing in Air Science, and have a 1.5 overall academic standing. Activities in- clude the sponsorship of the Air Force Ball, the corps picnic and various other dances held through- out the year. Officers are: First Row, left to right: Frederick Fresh, Commander; William Burckel, Ex- ecutive Officer. Second Row: Robert Entrican, Opera- tions Officer; John Johnston, Comptroller; Donald O'Dell, Administrative Officer; Frank Howe, In- formation Officer. First Row, left to right: J. Smith; J. Kottak; J. Wessel; J. Brooks; G. Everson, Second Row: G. Eldridge; J. Silverman; J. Love; R. Smyth; C. Payne; T. Coffey, Third Row: D. Olson; S. Hand; P. Miller; J. Key; J. Mitchell, U What AR ab The young gentleman pictured on this page is the son of Capt. F, Coleman Groves II. Captain Groves was a 1955 graduate of the University of Louisville and a Cadet Colonel in the AFROTC. The son of Lt, Col. F. C. Groves, a former professor of Air Science at the University, Captain Groves was killed on a mission in South Vietnam at the age of 27. A mixture of hesitancy, shyness and pride are displayed by Capt. Groves’s son as he accepts for his father the Distinguished Flying Cross. NROTC Staff Left to right: Lt. Com. Bert Myatt; Maj. James R. Young; Capt. V. E. Schumacher; Lt. S. P. Comly; Capt. Harold D. Durham; Lt, (j.g.) Paul Penman; Lt. Curtis L. Barrett. Left to right: Miss Lillian E. Heckel; C.P.O. Paul J. Otarzewski; Gysgt. Robert G. Withers; YNC Harry J. Wilburn; Ist Class P.O. Samuel H. Carter; C.P.O. Robert Huff; Ist Class P.O. James S. Starkey. Midshipmen First Class: left to right: D. S. Mercer; L. S. Blair; K, A. Tucker; R. R. Urland; K. R. Karr; R. D. Porter: E. R. Lewis; H. W. Rahm, Jr. Midshipmen First Class: left to right: R. J. Biddle; E, Berry, Jr.; R. C. Parker; J. R. Pfalzer; H. J. Houghton, Jr.; W. E. McCandless, The Navy Review is held annually in the Spring. The Commandant of the Fifth Naval District reviews the corps. The Review also includes the designa- tion of the color company for the com- ing year and the presentation of awards. A sword is awarded to the top graduate Naval Science student and to the top graduate Marine Science student. Various other awards are given for outstanding performance in the fields of academics, athletics and marksmanship. Academics MantHa Jane ALexanper, Delta Zeta, Vice President, Rush Chair- man, Corresponding Secretary, Historian; U.C.C.F.; W.R.A. Barsara P, Avrer, Delta Zeta; Student National Education Associa- tion; W.R.A.; French Club. Satty A. Arxinson, Chi Omega, Secretary, Food Chairman: Home Economics Club, President, Vice President, Food Chairman; Miss Thoroughbred Court; Newman Club; W.R.A.; U. L. Belles. Marrua S. Autsacn, Angel Flight, Commander; Arts and Sciences Student Council; Cardinal staff; Sigma Kappa, Vice President, Pledge Trainer, Recording Secretary, Activities Chairman, Registrar; W.R.A., President, Sports Manager, Ex-officio Officer; Varsity Tennis; Senior Class Committee; Newman Club; Freshman Counselor; Student National Education Association; Basketball Homecoming Committee, Publicity Chairman; Homecoming Queen's Court; Phi Kappa Tau Dream Girl Court; Air Force Queen Court. Barsara A. Bennett, History Club, Secretary; Student National Education Association; Bridge Club. Epwin D, Bicket, Kentucky Academy of Science. Davin J. Brack, Delta Phi Alpha; Baptist Student Union; Marching and Concert Band. Larry S. Bram, Sigma Pi Sigma; Masthead, Assistant Editor; N.R.O.T.C., Eagle and Anchor Society; Circle K; Intramural Sports. R. Morrison Borvers, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Alpha Phi Omega, Third Vice President; Phi Kappa Tau; Judo Club. Pu E. BrampLerre. Rosenta L. Beamer. Sanpra M. Breckennivce, Delta Sigma Theta. Tastes R. Brooxs, A.F.R.O.T.C., Arnold Air Society. Geratpine. K. Brown, Canterbury Club; Young Republicans Club; ‘R.C.; Student National Education Association. Banay A, Bruce, Pi Sigma Alpha; Honorary Fraternity Council; ae K; Newman ‘Club: LRG; Young Democrat Club; History Arts And Sciences Seniors 237 Sara Tins_ey Burce, Chi Omega. Davin H. Buzzer, Sigma Pi Sigma. Watter D. Cacarn Ronatp D. Camppect, Baptist Student Union; Intramural Council; Student National Education Association; A.F.R.O.T.C. Sytvia Marter Canon Linpa F. Caupitt, Pi Beta Phi, Rush Captain, Censor, Music Chair- man, Barbershop Quartet, Fryberger Director, Food Manager, Best Pledge Award; Thoroughbred, Arts and Sciences Editor, Feature Editor; Cardinal, Business Staff; Cwens, Vice President; University Student Senate, Ways and Means Co-Commission Head, Policy Codi- fying Committee; Pi Delta Epsilon; Panhellenic Council; Mock Democratic Convention; Student National Education Association; Student Advising; W.R.A., LR.C. Curr CHAMBERS B. Ann Cueatuam, Zeta Tau Alpha, Social Affiliate; Thoroughbred; Wesley Club, Publicity; Collegiate Theatre; Alpha Psi Omega; Young Republican Club; Student National Education Association; Pi Gamma Omicron; W.R.A. Davin A. Crark, Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary; Wesley Foundation, President, Treasurer; Kentucky Methodist Student Movement, Publicity Chairman; Religious Council; Young Republican Club; Young Democrat Club; Natural Science Club; Wesley Colonel, Editor. Avice A. Creveranp, Chi Omega, Corresponding Secretary; Tho- roughbred, University College Editor; Canterbury Club, Treasurer; W.R.A,, LR.C, Joun R. Compton, Jr. Joun H, Crook, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Diane L. Davis, Pi Beta Phi, Social Affliate; Pan American Club; Collegiate Theatre, Belknap Theatre. Kay E. Davis, Delta Zeta, Parliamentarian; French Club, Treasurer; Little Sisters of Triangle, President; Wesley Club; Ford Accelerated Master’s Degree Program; Student National Education Association; W.R.A, Donatp C, Dosps; Wesley Club; Student National Education Asso- ciation, Ronatp F. Doxes, Student Art League, President, Treasurer; Assist- ant University Art Collection; Hite Scholarship. HALLE V. DumKe, Chi Omega, Social Affiliate; Student National Education Association; History Club, Toop Duncan. JANICE Marte Dwyer, Delta Zeta; Cwens; United Campus Christian Fellowship; Student National Education Association: LR.C. _ Cartes F, Ecctes. Patsy L. Eptrn, Student National Education Association, Lyquitra G. Ennis Gene D. Everson, Arnold Air Society; Intramural Sports; A.F.- R.0.T.C.; Rifle Club. Nancy Darnretce Farmer, Delta Zeta; Student Art League; Student National Education Association; United Campus Christian Fellowship. Everyn B. Fevtner, Ford Foundation Scholarship; Wesley Club; French Club. Danie. W, Fraztern, Lambda Chi Alpha, Scholarship Chairman, Political Chairman; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Vice President; Cardinal, Poet Laureate; Intramural Sports; History Club, Treasurer; French Club; Student Council; Freshman Advisor; Inter-Honorary Council. Janet L. Genrinc, Student National Education Association; French Club; University Choir; Baptist Student Union; LR.C. Steete Giapsron, Intramural Sports; Louisville Meteor Hockey Team. Paut Graw, Phi Kappa Tau, President, Intramural Manager; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Interfraternity Council; Circle K, International Board of Directors; Varsity Track Letter; Intramural Sports; Intra- mural Council; Speed School Student Council. Joyce A. Graypon, Zeta Tau Alpha, Rush Chairman, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary; Pi Gamma Omicron, Secretary; Spanish Club; Young Democrat Club; The French Players; .; Panhellenic Council; “Meet the Greeks” Staff. W. Ronatp Harris, Lambda Chi Alpha, Housemanager; Intramural Sports. Atice Karuertne Hart Don C, Hatton, Alpha Phi Omega, Corresponding Secretary, Ser- geant at Arms; Bridge Club; Debate Club; Intramural Bridge Champion; United Campus Christian Fellowship; Westminster Club; Intramural Sports; I.R.C. Jura C. Heaton, Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Supervisor, Scholarship Chairman, Food Chairman, Settlement School Chairman; B'nai B'rith Human Relations Award; Cardinal; Westminister Fellowship, Vice President; LR.C., President, Social Chairman; Pi Gamma Omicron, resident, Vice President; Sociology Club, President, Vice President. Ann Louise Hitt, Sigma Kappa, President, Treasurer, Pledge Presi- dent; Thoroughbred, Dance Chairman, Feature Editor; Panhellenic Council, President, Vice President; University Student Senate, Home- coming Committee Head; W.R.A., Basketball Sports Editor; Home- coming Court; Newman Club; I.R.C.; Home Economics Club; anes National Education Association; Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent irl, Carote Louise Horninc, Newman Club; Sociology Club. 239 240 Maryorte B. Hucuiin, Sociology Club; Art Student’s League. Catuy Hurst, Chi Omega, Personnel, Chapter Correspondence; Wes- ley Club; Student National Education Association, Treasurer; W.R.A.; Thoroughbred Court. James O. Jounson, Phi Kappa Tau, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary, Historian; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Scapel Reporter, Pres- ident, Vice President; Circle K; Pi Delta Epsilon; Cardinal, Busi- ness Manager, Assistant Business Manager; Student Council; Senior Class President. Daniet P. Jones, Phi Lambda Upsilon; Delta Phi Alpha; Pi Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Student American Chemical § President. Jerry D. Jones, Phi Kappa Tau, Rush Chairman; University Student Senate; Student Council; Junior Class President; Thoroughbred, Arts and Sciences Editor; Alpha Phi Omega. Rosert L, Karantz, Phi Kappa Tau. Carotyn Kean, Student National Education Association. Nota H. Krerer, Chi Omega, Vice President; Phi Kappa Phi; Mortar Board; Cwens; Delta Phi Alpha; Angel Flight; Student Council; Pi Gamma Omicron; W.R.A.; Canterbury Club, Secretary. Carnot Ann Kune, Sigma Kappa. Vice President, Social Chairman, Barbershop Quartet, Pledge Scholarship Award. Ronatp A. Kmecax, American Chemical Society, Treasurer; New- man Club; LR.C. Davin M. Kowns. Frank H. Krutt, Who's Who; Cardinal, Feature Editor; Thorough- bred, Co-Associate Editor; University Student Senate, Mitton C, Lewis, Marching Band; Brass Band; Student National Educational Association; History Club. May Ann MacDonatp, Kappa Delta, United Campus Christian Fellowship, Secretary; Westminister Club, Secretary; Religious Coun- cil; W.R.A.; Home Economics Club, President, Vice President, Secretary; I.R.C. Joyce Y. McCuune. James G. Mananes, Kappa Alpha; Young Democrat Club. Mary Jane Marner, American Chemical Society. Harris B, Meves, Delta Phi Alpha; President; LR.C. Carve Jo Mitter, Concert Band; Marching Band; Student National Education Association; Baptist Student Union. Tuomas H. Montcomery, Lambda Chi Alpha, President, Social Chairman; Interfraternity Council; Football Team; Intramural Sports; Newman Club; Homecoming Committee. Saran S, Morse. Martyn A. Moser, Cwens; Delta Phi Alpha; Christian Scjence Organization; I.R.C., Vice President. : ei o's Rosert B. Moutron, Pi Delta Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega, Vice President; Thoroughbred and Cardinal, Chief Photographer; Toure. ville Lawyer, Photographer; Student Senate, Service Commission: Wesley Foundation, Treasurer; Religious Council; LR.C.: Rrench Club; Collegiate Theatre, Vice President; Ford Foundation. Mavetene L, Nagceve, Delta Zeta, Vice President: W.R.A., Vice President, Hockey Manager, Badminton Manager, First, Second, Third Participation Award; U.C.C.F.; Student National Education Association. W. Ropney Napter, Sigma Delta Psi; Football Manager; Track Team; Soccer Team; Intramural Sports. Juoy M. Norman, Delta Zeta, President, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, Senior Advisor, Guard, Pledge Treasurer; Panhellenic Council, President; Mortar Board, Chapter Editor; Cwens, Annual Co-Editor; Angel Flight, Supply Officer; Biology Seminar Hostess; Delta Phi Alpha; Ford Foundation Accelerated Master’s Degree Pro- gram; W.R.A., Archery Manager. Crauve L, Nutr, Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary; Forge, Editor; Golf; Student Senate, Progress Commission Head. Berre L. Orrnoper, Student National Education Association; New- man Club. Manterta Overstreet, Delta Zeta, President, Rush Captain, Secre- tary; Panhellenic Council; W.R.A., Sports Manager; Student Na- tional Education Association, Secretary; United Campus Christian Fellowship, Vice President; Student Senate; Homecoming Court; French Club; Dormitory Council. Ricuarp C, Parker, Sigma Pi Sigma, N.R.O.T.C.; Eagle and Anchor Society, Vice President; Wesley Club; Intramural Sports; Navy Color Guard; Navy Drill Team. Peccy A. Parrerson, Zeta Tau Alpha; Pi Gamma Omicron; Cardi- nal; W.R.A.; University College Student Council; Student Senate; Newman Club; Sociology Club; I.R.C.; Young Democrat Club; National Council for Crime and Delinquency of Kent School; Plan- ning Committee of the Inter-Collegiate Council. Suerry Eve Penn, Pi Beta Phi, Vice President, Censor, Assistant Pledge Supervisor; Cwens, President, Junior Advisor; Pi Delta Epsilon; Delta Phi Alpha; Psi Chi, President; Mortarboard; Thoroughbred, Co-Organizations Editor, Kent School Editor; Arts and Sciences Student Council, Vice President; Student Senate; Collegiate Theatre, Vice President; Belknap Theatre; I.R.C., Publicity Chairman; Who’s Who; Boyd Martin Award; Outstanding Sopho- more Woman. Paut Harotp Peterson, Delta Upsilon, President, Secretary, Rush Chairman; Pi Delta Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Thoroughbred, rganizations Editor, Dance Chairman; Cardinal, Editor, Managing Editor, Associate Editor; University Student Senate, Progress Com- mission, Ways and Means Commission, Voting Member; Outstanding Junior Man; Interfraternity Council, President; I.R.C.; Belknap Theatre Board of Advisors: University Players; Arts and Sciences Student Council, President, Treasurer, Voting Member. Micuette Peyton, Sigma Kappa, Second Vice President, Se gs -R.C,, Secretary; Student Senate, Publicity Commission Head; New- man Club; W.R.A.; Home Economics Club. Perer W. Preirrer, Doe Run Project. Bonnaig S, Pounps. 241 Movinia S. Ravrorp, University Choir; French Club. K. Tuomas RercHarp. Marityn A. Rirrer, Pi Beta Phi, Treasurer; Junior Class Vice Pres- ident; Student Senate, Co-Commission Head; Angel Flight, Treas- urer; Mock Democratic Convention; Bond Issue Precinct Captain; W.R.A.; Student National Education Association. Cuartes D. Rosinson I, Phi Kappa Tau, Chaplain; Pan American Club; Canterbury Club; Young Republican Club. Groria M. Scuuter, Kappa Delta, President, Membership Chairman; Cwens; Mortar Board, Vice President; Student Senate, Co-Commis- sion Head; Student Council; Who's Who; Ford Foundation Scholar; Angel Flight, Executive Officer; Panhellenic Council, Treasure History Club, President; Newman Club, Secretary; Cardettes; W.R.A., LR.C.; Student National Education Association, Carnot A. Scuurrz, Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary, Rush Chairman, Scholarship Chairman; Newman Club, Secretary, Newspaper Editor; Pi Gamma Omicron, Reporter; Student Senate, Co-Commission Head; L.R.C.; W.R.A.; Spanish Club; Student National Education Assoc- iation. Suircey I. Scuwantes, Chi Ome French Club; Student National Education Association; Westminister Club; Trelkeld Hall North, House Council; W-.R.A. James E. Secrest, Tau Kappa Epsilon; Thoroughbred, Arts and Sciences Co-Editor; Baptist Student Union, President, Vice Presi- dent, Treasurer; Young Republican Club; LR.C.; Student Council Parliamentarian. Caruerine C. Suetsy, Chi Omega; Cheerleader; Homecoming Court. Sara A, Suterix, Delta Phi Sigma, President, Vice President; Stu- dent National Education Association; Hillel. Larry Stcter, Kentucky Education Association; A.A.H.P.E.R.; Varsi- ty Basketball. Exvarve A, Stusser, Student National Education Association, Pres- ident, Secretary, Social Chairman; Pi Gamma Omicron. Carnot P. Svrrn, Alpha Kappa Alpha; Student National Education Association; W.R.A. Witrorp I. Sracknouse, Student National Education Association; Pan American Club; Baptist Student Union. Cuarces R. Srristinc, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Natural Science Club; Newman Club. R. Joyce Srriptinc, Delta Zeta, Pledge President; Pi Gamma Omi- cron; Young Democratic Club; Wesley Club; W.R.A. Jon H. Sraiptinc, Basketball Team. Heven Mereprrn Swann, Pi Beta Phi, President, Pledge Supervisor, Program Chairman, W.R.A. Representative; Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice- President, ; Bouncer; Thoroughbred, Editor-in-Chief, Co-Associate Editor; W.R.A,, Sports Manager; Panhellenic Council, Vice Presi- dent; | niversity Student Sen: Ex-Officio Member, Recording Sec- retary; Student Board of Publications; Mock Democratic Convention Delegate; Bond Issue Ward Captain; International Relations Club; French Club; Freshman Advisor, Grorce W. THacker, Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman; Intra- mural Sports; Phi Sigma Alpha; LR.C.; Circle K Wr1am L. Tuomas, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Newman Club; LR.C. Josep Lane THompson, Theta Tau; Phi Eta Si ; New - ALEE: LRG. i igma; Newman Club; Suerron L. Titman, Sigma Kappa, Corresponding Secretary, Social Chairman, Barbershop Quartet; Angel Flight; Student Council ; Newman Club; Home Economics Club; W.R.A.; Student National Education Association, Social Chairman; I.R.C.; Sweetheart of Delta Upsilon; Engineer’s Queen Court. Juorrt A. Trarton, Kappa Delta, Rush Chairman, Studies Chair- man; W.R.A.; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Secretary: Sweetheart of Delta Upsilon; Delta Upsilon Regional Queen; Angel Flight, Secretary; Wesley Club; Pan-American Club; Air Force Queen; Panhellenic Council; Football Homecoming Court; Basket- ball Homecoming Court. Kennet A. Tucker, Sigma Pi Sigma; Delta Phi Alpha; Masthead, Editor; Intramural Sports; N.R.O.T.C., Batallion Commander. Jortten C, TYLER Lynne B. Weruerton, Chi Omega, Treasurer, Fryberger Director; W.R.A., Sports Manager; Readers Theater; Student National Educa- tion Association; Canterbury Club; Young Republican Club. Ann M. Wurrrep, Kappa Delta; W.R.A. Manta Ann Wurrtincton, Delta Phi Alpha. Joyce A. Witpinc, Sigma Kappa, Pledge President, Best Pledge, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Air Force Queen Court; W.R.A.; Junior Class Secretary; Home Economics Club; Engineer's Queen Court; Mock Democratic Convention; Panhellenic Council. Susan C. Witxinson, Sigma Kappa, Secretary, Registrar; Student National Education Association; W.R.A.; Thoroughbred Court; LR.C. Doris E, Winson Lora S, WINSTANDLEY Josepu Wirz, Sigma Pi Sigma Euizapern A. Wonc, Delta Zeta, Social Chairman, Publicity Chair- man, Homecoming Chairman; Pi Delta Epsilon; Student National ‘ducation Association, Vice President; Thoroughbred, Greek and llege Life Co-Editor; W.R.A.; Senior Class Vice President; Arts and Sciences Student Council; University Student Senate; United mpus Christian Fellowship; Mock Democratic Convention; Young publican Club; Greek Week Co-Chairman. Jay M. Yanorr, Sigma Alpha Mu; Student National Education Association ; Hillel; Cardinal, Sports Writer; Freshman Basketball. 243 Arts And Sciences Juniors 244 Shelby Allen Patricia Baird Robert Baird Kenneth Baker James Barr Ken ny Bates Preston Baugh Terry Bayer Stephen Bernstein Maxine Bingham Edward Bishop Evelyn Blum Alvin Brodbeck Sheila Brohm Donald Buchholz Timothy Cable Ronald Carman Edward Caudill Ronald Chandler Robert Collier James Cunagin Jonel Curtis Gwendolyn Davies Bonnie Davis Harry Davis Clifford Diebold Paul Dolwick Jan Drutz Diana Dunker Wanda Dunn Linda Eagle Eileen Elliott Kenneth Elliott Carole Embree Diane Evola Barbara Flesch Greg Franklin Robert Fratangelo Judy Gagel Kenny Gilbert Michael Gish Russell Glass Betty Greenwell Jonnie Grubb Sarah Gulledge Julia Harlow Helen Hawkins Patricia Hay Sally Herman William Herron Lynne Hottell Frank Howe Gail Huecker Robert Hulsman Edward Hurley Richard Jaeger John James Lynn Jesse Webster Jones Nancy Kambach Martha Kendrick Sandra Kirkpatrick Sue Klapheke Derek Krieger Ronald Kriete William Kruer Nelson Lamkin, Jr. William Lancaster Barbara Lang Janis Langley Martha Lauyans David Liebschutz Addison McConnell Harriet McCullough James McDonald Timothy McDonald John McGaughey Susan McGlothlin Melody Mason Gilbert Mitchell John Mitchell Judy Mitchell Charlotte Morris Susan Morris Dolores Mullins Earl Nelson Bonnie Norene Donald Odell Nancy Oiler Frank Perrone Alwyn Poland Walter Porter Elizabeth Ray Sandra Riehl Gary Robinson Christine Rust Mary Sailor Bruce Sanders Marilyn Sauer Ruth Schaefer Philip Scholtz Richard Schott Maurice Schulten, Jr. Rod Scofield Gloria Sells Dinah Sheeran Joyce Shelton Celeste Sheppard Richard Sievers Marilyn Skaggs Margaret Smith Charles Smoot Ronald Smyth Richard Spalding ‘ebecca Stone Nancy Sullivan Alvin Sutt Dale Thompson William Thompson Larry Tucker William Underwood Robert Washer Alton Webb Margaret Weber Milan Weissmueller Sharon Weldon Kendrick Wells Daniel White Joyce Wiedmar Beverly Wigginton Grace Wooding David Wright Prudence Zollinger Senior Class Officers: eft to right, Carolyn Marx Treasurer: Jim Johnson, President; Elizabeth Wong Vice-President. Not pictured: Judy Trafton, Secretary Junior Class Officers: eft to right, Martha Lauyans, Treasurer; Wanda Dunn, Secretary; Bub Porter, Vice-President; Kenny Bates, President. 246 Jean Abrams Don Allen William Applegate Jane Asher Elizabeth Baker Barbara Bardowell Beverly Barr Cherry Barret Betsy Bates Edward Birchler Virginia Boles Charles Braun Linda Brent Martin Brown Janice Buchanan Robert Carey John Case Harold Cates Bonita Christiansen Gerald Clark John Clark Patricia Clark Melanie Connell Larry Cook Ronald Cooke Keith Crume Sharon Crutcher Alvin Davis William Dryden William Duncan, Jr. Ridgely Endros, Jr. George Frazier James French Clayton Gadd Howard Graham Nancy Gutekunst Margaret Hall Stanley Hand James Hannah Terry Harrington Fern Harris Carol Horton Sharon House David Huber William Huhn Randolph Ivy Diane Jackson Jeanette James Karen Kafer Raymond Kulbitskas Linda Leathers Edith Lehman John Lewis William McIntire Marty Meadows Sally Meers Arts And Sciences Sophomores Dick Miller John Minan Janet Moredock Allan Morris Geoffrey Morris Pamela Moser Linda Newland David O’Nan Edward Pape Marylin Paulin Pamela Pickens Shirley Potorf Glenda Potts James Purcell Lee Purcell Stephen Rapp Diane Redline Sherrill Redmon Lola Robards Mary Beth Rose Ralph Ruch Carla Rueckert John Sampson Sandra Saxton Nancy Schuh Billy Scott Jan Seitz James Singer Malinda Spaulding William Spragens Sandra Stahl Gary Steedly Alyce Stevens Sandi Struck Peggy Tabor Michael Tallman Juanita Thomas William Travis Glenn Tucker Robert Tuell Bonnie Turner Nancy Ungaro Paul Wallace Daniel Warrick Richard Watts Thomas White Ann Witte Winfield Woolsey Marv Yentsch Yvonne Young Steve Auslander Robert Ayre Robert Bailey Ronald Bakus Mary Barnes Jill Birdwhistell Harry Boyer Frederick Bressler Judith Briggs Theodore Bunta David Burton, Jr. Joseph Champa Richard Click Donald Coleman Linda Cooke Stegar Copeland Geraldine Crawford Kendall Crutchfield Patrick Cummings Libby Curry Betsy Curtis Steven Dancinger Richard Dean Mike Dennis Sarah Dodson Vickie Doherty Lee Earley Robert Ecker Paul Falkenstein Mary Fowle r Michael Fuhr Mike Graham Robert Gray, Jr. Ernie Groves William Grubb Stanley Grubbs Ronald Hall Gay Hammond David Harbin Janice Hardwick John Harmon Henry Harrison Beverly Hatfield Carol Hatfield John Heiss Susan Herman Michael Higdon Samuel Higdon Ray Hoehler Paul Humphrey Stephen Ishmael Gordon Janaway Ann Jones Thelma Jones Karen Kanke Betsey Keeling Arts And Sciences Freshmen 249 Ned a a Mike Kelly John Knoop Drew Koehler James Koshewa Claudia Kress Mary Jo Lankswert Richard Lawrence Harold Leppert, Jr, Ellen Liebling Cleo Lucas Thomas McCloskey Malcolm MacDonald Laurence Magnes Salvador Marino Lawrence Markowitz Vivian Martin Richard Masterson Charles Mathews James Meisner Jerry Mitchell Bonnie Moler Cheryl Moore Anelia Mucci Joyce Muessle Paul Neuman Aina Nonacs Jean Patton Donald Pearson James Pontrich Sam Porter Eugene Pulice Gerald Rabin Ronald Reinstedler David Rhodes Sandra Richardson William Rogers Michael Rosenberg Pamela Rowe Mary Rueff Sue Runner David Schulman Karen Scott Eugene Shively Rod Simms Patricia Snoddy Lily Spiritus Barbara Stone John Strange Robert Stultz Anne Sussman Estelle Tagliarino Barbara Taylor William Taylor Nancy Thomas Gary Thompson Katherine Travis Cheryl Tucker Elizabeth Twilley Janet Tyler Dorothy Vance Vicky Walker Bruce Whitlock Jo Williams Richard Williams Richard Winburn John Woodring Orville Wright Paul York Larry Young Carolyn Zoll Freshm in Class Officers: eft to right, Betsey Keeling, Treasurer; Judy Jones, Secretary: John Ostrowsky, Vice-President; Mike Fuhr, President. Sophomore Class Officers: left to right, Mary Beth oe Secretary; Larry Cook, President; Stan Hand, Teasurer. Not pictured: Dave Bunting, Vice-Presi- ent, Arts and Sciences Student Council Officers: Seate left to right, Paul Peterson, President; Sherry Peng Vice-President; Sandi Struck, Corresponding Secre tary; Lynn Jesse, Recording Secretary; stand left to right, Terry Sullivan, Treasurer; Jim Seg Parliamentarian. Members: First row, left to right, Susan McCray; Christine Rust; Nancy Kambach; Third row: Danny Marty Aulbach; Sally Herman; Bonnie Norene; White; Dave Huber; Mitch McConnell; Scott Davis; Second row: Sherrill Redmon; Dinah Sheeran; Glen Tucker. Business School Seniors KennetH E. Baker, Intramural Sports; A.F.R.O.T.C. Distinguished Military Student. nr Sanoy L. Bertinc, Sigma Alpha Pi; Student National Educati Association; Wesley Club. education Davin B. Beruce, Cardinal, Circulation Staff; Intramural Sports; Business School Student Council; Dormitory Monitor. James S. Biincoe Larry L, Boaz Matt D, Bowtinc Srewart E. Conner, Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer, House Manager; Business School Student Council; Interfraternity Council, Social Chairman; Outstanding Marketing Senior; Who's Who. Cuester R. Cooper Ranpatt H. Davis Aytuony J. Drewry, A.F.R.O.T.C.; Spanish Club, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; Intramural Sports; Tennis Team. Anprew J. Durrtn, Alpha Phi Omega; Newman Club. James J. Ersenmencer, Intramural Sports. Gotva T. Exprice, Arnold Air Society. Tuomas E, FaRLey Josepu B, FeupHaus Rosert J. Furtonc, Sigma Nu; Intramural Sports. Davio R. Hameury, A.F.R.O.T.C., Distinguished Military Student: Intramural Sports. Lararne Hercecu, Sigma Alpha Pi; Student National Education Association; Wesley Club, Publicity Chairman; Pi Gamma Omicron. Donavp R. Hewirr Dantet H. House Irving W. Jounson, Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman, Home- coming Chairman, Ritualist; Eagle and Anchor Society; Cardinal; Masthead. Evizapetu R. KAeiin Mapetyn V. Kast, Pi Beta Phi, Activities Chairman; Cwens; Mortar Board; Sigma Alpha Pi; Cardinal, Society Editor, Reporter; Thoroughbred, Index Editor, Business School Editor; American Marketing Association Award; Student Senate, Co-Commission Head, Corresponding Secretary; Business School Student Council, President, resident: Angel Flight; Newman Club; Pi Gamma Omicron, Who. Epwarp F, Kirx, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Josern L. Korrax, A.F.R.O.T.C., Distinguished Military Student; Intramural Sports. WituiaM T. Lercuer Eucene R. Lewis, Lambda Chi Alpha; N.R.O.T.C.; Eagle and Anchor Society; Newman Club; Semper Fidelis Society; Intramural Sports. Mixe R. McMauon, Football Team. James G, Manors, Phi Kappa Tau, Pledge Class President, Sergeant- at-Arms, Intramural Officer; Student Senate; Pi Delta Epsilon: Cardinal, Circulation Manager; Thoroughbred, Advertising Manager. Joun J. Marinan Caro: L. Merape, Delta Phi Sigma, Treasurer; Sigma Alpha Pi, President, Vice-President; Hillel; Brandeis Club; American Society of Women Accountants Award. Don E. Mitteman Wiittam D. Morcan, Sigma Alpha Pi. } : Ricuarp J. Perorr, Lambda Chi Alpha; Busin School S Council; Basketball Team; Baseball Team. eee Jean A, Perers, Kappa Delta; United Campus Christian Fellowship; Women’s Recreation Association; International Relations Club: Who's Who. Joun C. Rasnic, Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer; Cardinal; Thorough- bred, Greek Editor; Intramural Sports; Business School Student Council; Student Senate, Commission Head; N.R.O.T.C.; University Athletic Council; Interfraternity Council, Social Chairman. 3 Jack E. Ruck, Delta Upsilon, Rush Chairman, Vice-President; Intra- mural Sports; Intramural Council; Dean’s Scholar. Leo B, SCHAEFER James W. Searcy Joun L. Sirverman, Arnold Air Society; Air Force Flight Instruction Program; Intramural Sports. Ronpay E. Sarrx, Baptist Student Union. Bruce L. Stivers Epwarp E. Tarter Lawrence C, THomas Rosert S. Untanp, Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramural Sports; N.R.O.T.C.; Eagle and Anchor Society; Semper Fidelis; Newman Club; Circle K; Business School Student Council, Treasurer. Wittram E, WaLtace Bruce D, Weser, Alpha Phi Omega. Business School Unde1 Ore aduates Business School Student Council Business School Student Council] members: Jeft to Madelyn Kast, President: John Rasnic: right, Charlie Smoot; Dave Bethge, Secretary; An Conner. Not pictured: Dick Peloff. Miller, Vice-President; Bob Urland: Treasurer: 5 — 256 Carl Breitenstein James Downs Michael Gaupin William Goff Edward Hamilton Richard Heimerdinger Garrett Hunter Neill Kahle James Klump Dennis Kute Andrew Miller Robert Norcross Carlton Reynolds Tom Rouse Ronald Smith Thomas Smith Larry Townsend Michael Yarmuth Kennetu N. Baker, Delta Sigma Delta; Student Council. Ricuarp S. Bonn, Intramural Sports. Antuony J. Brown, Psi Omega; Intramural Sports. Grorce E. Bruner, Jr., Psi Omega, Editor; Phi Delta; Beta Delta, President. Atrrep E, Coreman, Delta Sigma Delta, Tyler; Interfraternity Coun- cil; Student Council; University Student Senate; Senior Class President. Stoney E. Cruise Rurus E. Durven, Delta Sigma: Delta. Donatp Gotpstetn, Alpha Omega, Vice President. Harry Lee Granam, Psi Omega. Witttam A, Grave, Psi Omega; Intramural Sports. Epwarp A, Harcu, Psi Omega; Beta Delta, Vice President ; Phi lta, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Council; University Student Se nate. Benyamin B. Henry, Psi Omega; Phi Delta; Beta Delta, Secretary Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Council, President; University Stu- dent Senate; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Rosert B. Hinxesern, Jr., Psi Omega; Beta Delta; Student Council; Junior Class Vice President. Witttam E. Hinscurenp, Delta Sigma Delta; Student Council. Davo L. Janszen Dental School Seniors 258 Patrick A. Kirxparrick, Delta Sigma Delta. Wittram E. Knenans, Delta Sigma Delta, Treasurer; Beta Delta; Phi Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Council; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; American Dental Association, Student Clinician. Harotp D, Lester, Psi Omega; Phi Delta. James S, Marcum Ivan D, Marks, Alpha Omega, President. T. Harotp Martin, Delta Sigma Delta; Student Board of Publi- cations, Frank J. Merzmeter, Psi Omega, Grand Master; Interfraternity Council; Dental Research Scholarship. Jack C. Morris, Delta Sigma Delta, Senior Page; Phi Delta, Secre- tary; Beta Delta. Exnest N. Over, Psi Omega; Phi Delta. Mark C, RanpaLt, Psi Omega. Ruesen E. Roy Swepson H. Saunpers, Delta Sigma Delta. Terrance R. Scunemwer, Psi Omega; Phi Delta; Interfraternity Council; Intramural Sports. Tuomas L, Sears, Psi Omega. Jack W. SHernerp James R. Stone, Psi Omega. Harotp M. Saurn, Delta Sigma Delta, Worthy Master, House Man- ager; Phi Delta, Treasurer, Intramural Sports. ’ ‘ Ricuarp H, SoJounner, Psi Omega, Treasurer; Dental Research Scholarship, Epwin L. Stroup, Delta Sigma Delta, Grand Master, 1 Junior Page: Intramural Sports; Interfraternity Council. eet Bossy P. Tompson, Psi Omega, Junior Master. Wietiam R. Trevartuen, Jr. Psi Omega; Student Council. Davin N. Wiper, Psi Omega, Secretary; Beta Delta, Treasurer: Phi Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa. son, Hugh Skidmore, Ed Bowling, Jim Kelly. fhsent From left to right: Ben Henry, President; Terry li Buddy Leslie, Treasurer; Bob Hinke Nudd, Vice-President; Jerry Mills, Pat Driskell, from picture Secretary. Second row: Rita Baggish, Jack Ric hard- bein. 259 Dental School Juniors 260 Sherman Ballou John Bell Daniel Bizer Robert Garren Ronald Henderson Lawrence Howard Dewey Justice James Kelly Richard Kelly Robert Kraus, Jr. Robert Lawrence, Jr. William Lovin Len Mays Jerry Mills Terrence Nudd Howard O’Koon Leo Reherman Jack Taylor Dental School Sophomores James Allen James Corum Owen Dyches Wendell McChord William Petri Allan Schifferli Hugh Skidmore Jimmy Woodward 261 Dental School Freshmen Bob Crider Ronald Crume Dwight Danburg Jerry Denson George Edwards Charles Elmore Robert Escher, Jr. Lewis Franz Robert Haberstock, Jr, Eric Hager Jack Hancock John Huff Doris Jones Charles Kneedler Elwyn Myers David Pryor Michael Ridley James Ratliff James Rivers William Smythe, Jr. Arthur Stone 262 Harrtet G. Baron. SHerry S. Bisnop, American Dental Hygienist Association; Student Council; Newman Club. Parricta A. Drisket, Triangle Little Sister; American Dental Hygien- ist Association; Student Council, Secretary. Nancy L, Farris, American Dental Hygienist Association. Nancy M. Hacan, American Dental Hygienist Association, Vice President; Student Council; Newman Club. Ann D. Hertrserc, Pi Beta Phi, House Manager, Assistant House Manager, Assistant Rush Captain; Pi Delta Epsilon; Thoroughbred, Features Editor, Dental School Editor; W.R.A.; I.R.C.; Canterbury Club; Student Council; University Student Senate; American Dental Hygienist Association; Freshman Class President; Senior Class President. Marsua A. Hewitt, Sigma Kappa, Corresponding Secretary; Fresh- man Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Student Council; W.R.A.; American Dental Hygienist Association. Carnot S. Hurcuinson, American Dental Hygienist Association, Treasurer; Student Council; Wesley Club; L.R.C. Exten H. Isaacs, Delta Zeta, Scholarship Chairman; Pi Gamma Omicron; Young Republican Club; W.R.A.; Student Council; American Dental Hygienist Association; Freshman Class Historian; Senior Class Historian. Laura L. Koettner, American Dental Hygienist Association; Student Council, Suaron L, Koeneman, American Dental Hygienist Association ; Student Council; Freshman Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer. C. Lyn Sapp, American Dental Hygienist Association; Student Coun- cil; LR.C.; W.R.A.; Baptist Student Union. Barpara S, Scurnpter, American Dental Hygienist Association; Stu- dent Council. Joyce A, Scuunmany, Sigma Kappa; Student fos LR.C.; American Dental Hygienist Association; Newman Club. ; sites if siation; Student M. Caro Sturm, American Dental Hygienist Association; Council; Belknap Theatre; Wesley Club; Freshman Class Vice Pres- ident; Senior Class Vice President. Dental Hygiene Seniors Dental Hygiene Freshmen Rita Baggish Sylvia Belcher Carol Chupp Connie Crigler Lynda Davis Carol Fischer Terry Geisler Barbara Groom Sandra Hill Sharon Kupp Sandy Marr Kathleen Mathis Colette Miller Rose Morgan Ann Peters Penelope Pope Elizabeth Rose Sandra Smith Susan Swem Carol Waford Ivan Marks, President Donald Goldstein, Vice-President Daniel Bizer, Secretary Howard O’Koon, Treasurer Daniel Bizer Donald Goldstein Ivan Marks Howard O’Koon Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity ° ° Edwin Stroud, Grand Master Delta Sigma Delta Dental Fraternity Harold Smith, Vice-President Jerry Mills, Secretary-Treasurer Patrick Kirkpatrick, Scribe James Allen Kenneth Baker Alfred Coleman William Hirschfeld Richard Kelly Patrick Kirkpatrick William Knehans Harold Martin Jerry Mills Jack Morris Leo Reherman Swepson Saunders Allan Schifferli Hugh Skidmore Harold Smith Edwin Stroud 266 Frank Metzmeier, Grand Master Robert Thompson, Junior Grand Master Psi Omega Dental Fraternity William Collins, Secretary Richard SoJourner, Treasurer Sherman Ballou John Bell Anthony Brown George Bruner Owen Dyches Robert Garren Harry Graham William Grave Edward Hatch Robert Heinkebein Ronald Henderson Benjamin Henry Lawrence Howard David Janszen James Kelly Robert Lawrence Harold Lester William Lovin Len Mays Frank Metzmeier Wendell McChord Terrence Nudd Ernest Oyler William Petri Mark Randall Terrence Schneider Thomas Sears James Slone Richard SoJourner Jack Taylor Bobby Thompson William Trevarthen David Widmer Jimmy Woodward Graduate School 268 Paut L, AuULBACH Organic Chemistry Cuartes M. Broum Biology Ricwarp L, CLevencer Chemistry Jack W. Fatter Chemistry Agit C, Kapapta Chemical Engineering Joun E, Kennepy, Jr. Chemistry Davw J. Lone Chemical Engineering Wituiam THomas McDonatp Chemical Engineering Georce F, Scumrrr, Jr. Chemical Engineering Charles Brohm, who is working toward a Master's Degree in biology, fulfills the requirements of his teaching fellowship by assisting in the laboratory. At left, Mr. Brohm is shown boning up on a fresh man biology course to avoid embarassing questions from eager undergraduates. In the picture below, he helps a student bring a microscope slide into focus. The artist at work in these two photographs is George DiSabato, a graduate student who is seek ing a Master's degree in Painting. Mr. DiSabato did his undergraduate work at Ohio State Univer sity, where he received his BFA in 1961. 270 Kent School Seniors Harry E, Butter, National Association of Social Workers. Epwarp Bertranp Cecit James C. Davis Victor L. Davis | aw D, S. DeLAHANTY Frances Gotpperc, National Association of Social Workers. H. Ray Graves Marcia B, Haceman, Psi Chi; Woodcock Society; National Associa- tion of Social Workers. EvizapetH ANN HALi Saran H. Harney Maryorte G, Hite Buty L, Jerr, Kent School Student Organization, President; Intra- mural Sports. Russert R. Loupen, Kent School Student Organization; Intramural Sports. Barsara Lee Worrvut, National Association of Social Workers. Marsorie WorkMAN 271 This fall, the a new dean, Kenneth W Kindelsperger received his University. At left, He is President Davidson at a At a reception held monies, Dean Kindelsperger was greeted by Un Kent School of Social Work welcomed Kindelsperger. Dean D.S.S, officia special after from Syrs lly installed by convocation. the installation cere iver “ye nis, 6m sity administrators, faculty members, students, friends. To the left: It’s official now! Dean Kindelsperger’s desk at the dean’s office bears his placard and in his hand he holds a miniature of “The Thinker.” Below: In addition to a new dean, Kent School also is housed in a new building this year. The former Robbins Hall was turned over entirely to the students of social work. 273 Law School Seniors Joun L. Arnett, Delta Theta Phi, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Louisville Lawyer, Editor-In-Chief; Student Bar Association, Vice President, Social Committee, Membership Committee; University Student Senate, S. Stanton Baker, Jr., Delta Theta Phi; Journal of Family Law; Student Bar Association, Treasurer, Executive Council. Rosert M. Bices, Briefing Service, Chairman; Journal of Family Law; Student Bar Association, Executive Committee; Research Assistant; Moot Court Club. Donato M, Carmicuart, Journal of Family Law; Judicial Assistant. Ernest W, Coietrti, Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Theta Phi; Student Bar Association, Membership Committee, Social Committee; Uni- versity Student Senate, President. Jawes T. Crary, Phi Alpha Delta; Judicial Assistantship; Legal Aid Society, Jerome T, Frankenpercer, Phi Alpha Delta; President; Moot Court Club, Vice-President, Secretary; Legal Aid Society, Cuarces M, Gasuart Rosert A. Koun, Phi Alpha Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Louisville Lawyer, Managing Editor; Thoroughbred, Law School Editor; Legal Aid Society. Norvit L, Lay, Delta Sigma Pi; Delta Theta Phi: Journal of Family Law, Student Editor-in-Chief; Moot Court Club, Vice-President; Student Bar Association, Executive Committee; Briefing Service; Research Assistant; Book Awards, Code Pleading, Commercial Trans- actions I, Constutional Law II, Contracts I, Corporations, Equity, Evidence, Sanronp B, Norman, Delegate to Student Bar Association Conven- tion; Judicial Assistantship; Legal Aid Society. Grorce F. Sumey, Delta Theta Phi; Louisville Lawyer. Herserr VAN Anspate, II Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity Louisville Lawyer Phi Alpha Delta: Seated, Harry Shapiro, Clerk; Delta Theta Phi: Front Row, Ronald Snyder, Vice- Richard Weisenberger, Treasurer; John Gordinier, Dean; John Arnett, Dean, Back Row, Ed O'Conner, Marshal; Standing, Allan Weiss, Justice. Not pic- Sailiff; Norvie Lay, Tribune; Harold Smith, Trea- tured, Bert Van Arsdale II, Vice-Justice. surer. The Louisville Lawyer is published once a semester John Arnett, Editor; Dick Wilson; back row: Tom by the students at the School of Law. Pictured Mooney; Bob Kohn, Managing Editor; Fuad Abdu below, front row: Harry Shapiro, Associate Editor; Zayyad; Arthur Dillard. Moot Court Club Officers Moot Court Club Representatives Briefing Service Moot Court Club officers are: seated, Harry Shapiro, The Moot Court Club presents the law student University’s representatives to the regional National President; standing, Ed Bowman, Vice-President; with the opportunity to participate, for the first Moot Court Competition: Harry Shapiro, William Norbert DeCamillis, Secretary. time in real courtroom episodes. Shown here are the Bowman, Bert Morton, NN The Briefing Service affords the law student a chance to work with legal problems, while at the same ume rendering a valuable service to the Kentucky Bar Association members whose library facilities ar inadequate. The work of the Briefing Servi ce given without charge to the attorneys. Seated, Rob- ert Biggs, Chairman; Standing, Harry Shapiro, Tom Mooney, Ronald Snyder, Norvie Lay. is 276 Student Bar Association Library Assistants Judicial Assistants The Student Bar Association is the student governing Program. Left to right: Charles Mattingly, Treasurer; Library assistants: John Arnett and Tom Mooney. body at the School of Law. The association operates Carl Henlein, President; Harold Smith, Vice-Presi- the Honor Code and assists with the Orientation dent. The Judicial Assistantship Program enables the stu- dents to work with the Jefferson Circuit Court judges. In assisting the judge, the student becomes better acquainted with Court House procedure and tech- nique. Left to right: Bert Van Arsdale II; John Arnett; Bert Morton; Petie Bryant. 927 The JOURNAL OF FAMILY LAW, begun in Spring, 1961, has already received national acclaim. In October, 1961, the JOURNAL was granted $25,000 from the Ford Foundation to make extensive studies in the field of family law and its relationships. From left to right: Norvie Lay, Student Editor-in-Chief; Robert Biggs; Allan Weiss. Tuomas M. Boarp, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa; Sophomore Class Treasurer, . Ro.iin S. Burnans, Jr., Christian Medical Society; Student Ameri- can Medical Association ; Freshman Representative, Sophomore Rep- resentative, Senior Representative. Nevitte W. Carmicar Harotp Stewart Cavanan Grorce C. CueatHam, Alpha Kappa Kappa; Kentucky Student Medical Association. Roy L. Cremons, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Recording Secretary; Stu- dent American Medical Association; Kentucky Student Medical Association. Don F. Compton, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Rut M. Coprepce, Junior Class Secretary. Martua P. Dawson Ricnarp W. Dowvett, Phi Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Sigma Xi; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer. Sruart W. Fine, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi Delta Epsilon. Epwarp D, Gisson, Jr., Phi Chi. Joun F. Grrpert, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Wiuttram Y. Gotpen, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Ricuarp M. Gotpstein, Phi Delta Epsilon. Medical School Seniors 279 8 Arrzzre W. Greene, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa. Mary A, Hatt Micuaet T. HAmILton Ronatp D. Hamitron, Junior Class Vice-President. Cuartes M. Harcavon, Phi Chi, President, Vice-President; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Senior Class Vice-President, Gene W. Hartow, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Ranpatt C. Harper, Phi Kappa Phi; Mosby Scholarship Book Award. D avin H. Hememan, Phi Kappa Phi. Joun Leo Hotiinswortn, Alpha Kappa Kappa; Alpha Omega Alpha, President. Rosert H, Hype Tuomas Josern Katmer, Freshman Class Secretary. Joun M. Kariso Morton L, Kaspan, Senior Class Secretary. Eucene H. Kremer, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Joun E. Kunn Nen. T, Levenson, Theta Xi; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Davin Line, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Ronavo J. Lusse, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Wiis P. McKee, Jr., Alph aK ; Phi W ito Dal tape , Alpha Kappa Kappa; Phi Delta Theta; Omi- Mark G. Markowrrz, Phi Delta Epsilon. Jerry W. Martin, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Lewis E. Martin, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Territt D. Mays Harotp C. Mievke, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa, Treasurer, Geratp E. Munn Jor A. NicHots Joun D. Noonan, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Cuartes G. Noss Earnest Oscanper, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa, Mary Louise Ossorne, Student American Medical Association, Secretary, Treasurer. Rosert M. Pautt, Phi Chi; University Student Senate. Munir PuaLuan Rosert F. Reap, Phi Chi. Frank M. Reinecke, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa; Medical School Student Council. Gien D. RicHarps Exster D, Roserts, Alpha Kappa Kappa. 281 Harotp G. Ronrnson, Alpha Kappa Kappa. James F. Rotp, Alpha Kappa Kappa; Student American Medical Association, Josern E. SaptLer SrerHen W. SCHOENBAUM James D. SHANKLIN Kennetu E, Sita Carrot M. Stemnrecp, Pi Kappa Alpha. Jerry C. Sutkampe, Alpha Kappa Kappa; Senior Class President; Junior Class President; Sophomore Class President; Student Ameri- can Medical Association Representative. Jerrotp E. Tomuin Davin E. Townes, Sophomore Class Vice-President. Frank T. Varney, Alpha Kappa Kappa. James D, WALKer Jack G. Wattace, Alpha Kappa Kappa; Alpha Omega Alpha. Rosert E. Wenx, Phi Delta Epsilon. Frank Witkerson, Jn., Alpha Kappa Kappa. Kenneru Wittiaws, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa. Paut G. Younc, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Medical School Juniors Student American Medical Association Senior Class Officers Robert T, Connor Chester Davidson, Jr. Robert S. Davis Jerry L. Morris Loren Schechter Edward Scofield Jerry Seligman Chalmer S. Wheeler Student American Medical Association Officers: Mary Louise Osborne, Secretary-Treasurer; Jerry Buc- hanan, Vice-President; Norman Edwards, President. Senior Class Officers: left to right, Jerry Sutkamp, President; Richard Dowdell, Treasurer; Charles Hargadon, Vice-Presi- dent. Medical School Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers James G. Baker William Billips Robert Blankenship Jerry Buchanan € f a) E -) Robert Davies 4 CN yy Ys Robert Elliott John W. Farmer Anthony George Bryan D. Hall Calvin Harding, Jr. Homer Holt, Jr. Wallace D. Johnson Bob Kanovitz Bruce Keeling Charles Kincaid Donald Larmee Ahmad Mahrou Ronald Masden Robert A. Noel Gerald Vanderpool iter Aa a Sophomore Class Officers: Steve Blockman, Presi dent; Pete Berman, Vice-President; Maris Sue Friedman, Secretary; Bill Jackson, Treasurer. 284 Medical School Freshmen Freshman Class Officers Cyrus Day, Jr. Philip Feitelson Mark Gladstein Edna Phillips Robert Powell William Rout Melvin Russell Virginia Salyer Barry Stoler David Thurman, Jr. Walter Zukof i irginia Salyer, Officers: left to right, Virginia y pena peed Moss, President; John Bryan, Vice- President; Jesse Meredith, Treasurer. Medical Technology Seniors Exarne A. Benstncer, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Brenna Lynn Cooxe, Delta Zeta; Mortar Board; Newman Club: Alpha Epsilon Delta; W.R.A. Joyce E. Dunn H. Pamir Fortwencier Nancy L. Gorprer, Sigma Pi Sigma; I.R.C. Brenva J. Henverson, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Parnicta K. Pore, Sigma Kappa, Vice-President, Recording Secre- tary; Cardinal; W.R.A.; LR.C.; Westminster Fellowship; Ulettes. Resecca Sisco, Kappa Delta; I.R.C.; W.R.A.; Newman Club. Keith Bachman, President Goat Costes, Geaiedaak Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity Donald Bates, Secretary Harold Mielke, Jr., Treasurer Thomas Board George Cheatham Roy Clemons Don Compton Cyrus Day, Jr. Richard Dowdell John Gilbert William Golden Airzzie Greene, Jr. Gene Harlow John Hollinsworth Eugene Kremer Neil Levenson David Ling Ronald Lubbe Willis McKee, Jr. Jerry Martin Lewis Martin Harold Mielke, Jr. John Noonan Earnest Oblander, Jr. Frank Reinecke, Jr. Elster Roberts Harold Robinson James Rold Jerry Sutkamp Frank Varney Jack Wallace Frank Wilkerson, Jr. Kenneth Williams, Jr. Paul Young 287 Charles Hargadon, Presiding Senio; Phi Chi Medical Fraternity Robert Davies, Presiding Junior Carl Liebert, Secretary Chalmer Wheeler, Treasurer William Billips Robert Blankenship Robert Conner Chester Davidson, Jr, Robert Davies Robert Elliot John Farmer Anthony George Edward Gibson, Jr, Bryan Hall Calvin Harding, Jr, Charles Hargadon Homer Holt, Jr. Wallace Johnson Bruce Keeling Donald Larmee Ronald Masden Jerry Morris Robert Noel Robert Paull Robert Read David Thurman, Jr. Chalmer Wheeler 288 Marshall Sack, President Howard Abroms, Vice-President Phi Delta Epsilon Ben Krentzman, Secretary Philip Feitelson Stuart Fine Mark Gladstein Richard Goldstein Bob Kanovitz Mark Markowitz Loren Schechter Robert Wenk Walter Zukof Music School Seniors Parricta A. Buckner, Marching Band; Wind Ensemble; University Choir; Orchestra; Brass Band; Jazz Lab; Brass Quintet; Trombone Quartet; Student Council, President, Secretary; Louisville Orchestra; Student MENC; Cwens; Mortar Board. C. Ltoyp Cottins, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Phi Mu Alpha, Warden, Historian; Soccer Club; Intramural Sports; Men’s Dorm Vice-Presi- dent; Threlkeld Hall President; Student Council; Chorus, Secretary; Cardinal Bird; Band; Orchestra; Student MENC, Vice-President; Wind Ensemble; Brass Band; Wesley Club; Barbershop Quartet, Tenxry S. Cravens, Band; Orchestra; University Choir. Orro G. Feppern, Phi Kappa Phi; F.W.C.P.O., President. Tommy L. Gites, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Student Council, Vice- President; University Student Senate; Phi Mu Alpha, President; Band; Drum Major; University Choir, President; Orchestra. Joun M, Hoover, Phi Mu Alpha; Marching Band; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra. Cuantes A. Matrory, Phi Mu Alpha, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; Student Council, Treasurer; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Student MENC; University Choir, Treasurer; Wind Ensemble; Pep Band. Bossye Ossman, Kappa Delta; Student Council; Orchestra. Linpa S. Owen, Delta Omicron; University Student Senate; Harvest Moon Festival, Publicity Chairman; University Choir; University Play House; Baptist Student Union; German Club; Choral Union; Spanish Club; Italian Club, Rurn F. Rice, University Choir. Exizanetu L. THaweexutwat, University Choir; Choral Union; In- ternational Relations Club. Watter W. Wicu Music School Juniors Music School Student Council Mary Caudill Charlotte Cooke Sherrin MacDonald Julie McLain Music School Student Council: Christine Louis, Vice- President; Charles Mallory, Treasurer; Pat Buckner, President; Glenda Wolf, Secretary; Joyce Cornell; loyd Collins; Linda Loy; Diane Redline; Carolyn ie I Fielder; Tom McGary. Music School Sophomores Joyce Cornell Christine Louis Patricia Wilson James Logsdon and his date stop to examine one of the Autumn decorations at the Harvest Moon Festival. This event is sponsored annually by the School of Music and is open to all University students. Musie School Freshmen Michael Basham Martha James Mary Shields The Harvest Moon Festival provides this couple with seclusion, darkness, and music. Southern Police Institute Left: Associate Professor John C. Klotter, Associate Director. Right: Associate Professor Rolland L. Soule, Asso ciate Director. Professor David A, McCandless, Director. Twenty Seventh Class Twenty-Eighth Class =. — Front Row: Lieutenant Henry A. Heltz, Sr., Louisiana State Police; Lieutenant Anant Senakanth, Thailand; Lieutenant A. K. Soepartapradja, Indonesia; Major R. R. Kartanegara, Indonesia; Captain R. D. Musa, Indonesia; Patrolman James F. Gillespie, Evanston, Illinois; Lieutenant Thomas E. Cole, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, Second Row: Captain Charlie Francis, Salina, Kansas; Sergeant William F. Crocker, Raleigh, North Carolina; Detective Frank J. Riemer, Jr., Glendale (Milwaukee), Wisconsin; Lieutenant Adrian L. Meacham, Joplin, Missouri; Sergeant James E. O'Grady, Chicago, Illinois; Sergeant R. H, Swilley, Tampa, Florida; Lieutenant R. A, Leinbach, St. Petersburg, Florida. Third Row: Lieutenant E, B, Watts, Alabama Department of Public Safety; Sergeant Eugene Rushing, Mecklen- burg County, North Carolina; Sergeant J. W. O’Bryant, Jefferson County Kentucky; Sergeant Hurley J. Thompson, Louisville, Kentucky; Captain Azel T. Bryant, Huntington, West Virginia; Detective Sergeant Michael Santa, South Bend, Indiana; Sergeant Robert M, Lane, Atlanta, Georgia; Detective R. J. Gutman, Louis- ville, Kentucky. Fourth Row: Special Agent W. V. O’Daniel, North Carolina Bureau of Investigation; Lieutenant V. K. Hipskind, Dallas, Texas; Lieutenant Gerald L. Smith, Kettering, Ohio; Lieutenant R. Leon Orr, Phoenix, Arizona; Detective T, M. Mahan, Charleston, West Virginia; Lieutenant Cecil O. W. Johnson, Kansas Highway Patrol; Officer J. E. Wheatley, Louisville, Kentucky, Deputy Sheriff B. A. Chilton, Trumbull County Sheriff's Office (Ohio); Lieutenant Ray E. Meggitt, Pontiac, Michigan. First Row: Detective Robert F. Houlton, Montgomery, Alabama; Major R. Boedi-Joewono, Indonesian National Police; Sergeant Richard T. Greer, Tucson, Arizona; Major Hossein Kermanshahani, Iranian National Police; Major Hudioro, Indonsian National Police; Agent Constante U. Tavanlar, National Bureau of Investiga- tion, P. I.; Training Specialist John J. Lucius, Texas Dept. of Public Safety. Second Row: Sergeant Leonard H. Limmer, Jr., Mesquite, ° ; Lieutenant Leonard A. Howerton, Danville, Virginia; Sergeant Henry A. Scott, Cincinnati, Ohio; Detective James R. Freel, Jr., Topeka, Kansas; Training Specialist Emory W. Muehl- brad, Texas Dept. Public Safety; Lieutenant Charles A. Meyers, St. Petersburg, Florida; Officer James E, Hogan, Louisville, Kentucky. Third Row: Lieutenant Wil- liam C. Hall, Daytona Beach, Florida; Officer Cary Tong, Louisville, Kentucky; Captain Dee B. Nichols, Burlington, North Carolina; Sergeant Jay R. McReynolds, Kentucky State Police; Lieutenant Cornelius Casey, Chicago, Illinois; Sergeant George F. Andrus, Jefferson County, Kentucky; Captain Glenn F, Line, Columbus, Indiana: Lieutenant Harry Berkemer, Columbus, Ohio. Fourth Row: Deputy Sheriff Thom. J. Aaron, Milwaukee Co, Sheriff's Off., Wis.; Lieutenant H. R. Hancock, Dallas, Texas; Captain James F. Washburn, Lafayette, Indiana; Detective Andy Johnson, Louisville, Kentucky; Assistant Chief Myron E. Scafe, Overland Park, Kansas: Officer Franklin R. Florence, St, Matthews, Kentucky; Captain Leonard E. McCarley, Irving, Texas; Lieutenant M. A. Goldston, Charlotte, North Carolina; Colonel Montchai Pankongchuen, Bangkok Metropolitan Police. Absent: Lieutenant Colonel R. Goerbada, Indonesian National Police. The opportunity to hear noted specialists in the field of police work is part of the Southern Police Institute program, Left to right: Detective Sergeant Michael Santa, Lieutenant George Robles, Lieutenant Soepartapradja, and Detective T. M. Mahan pause for a moment between lectures. 296 Dart H. Anprew, Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma. Eart Berry, Jr., Triangle; Vice-President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau, Historian; Sigma Pi Sigma; A.S.T.M.; American Ord- nance Association; Who's Who; N.R.O.T.C., Outstanding Pre Senior; Intramural Sports; Engineer's Day Chairman; A.S.C.E.; Navy Drill Team; Newman Club; Eagle and Anchor Society, Social Chairman. Ronatp J. Biopte, Triangle, Vice-President, Treasurer; Eagle and Anchor Society; A.I.Ch.E.; Semper Fidelis Society, President; In- tramural Sports; Intramural Council. Cartes J. Biscuor, Jn., A.LE.E., Secretary; Intramural Sports. Micuaet O. Bretrmeyer, Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-President; Arnold Air Society; Phi Eta Sigma, President; Sigma Tau, Vice- President; Speed Engineer, Chemical Editor; Intramural Sports; A.LCh.E., Treasurer; Newman Club, President, Treasurer; Engi- neer’s Ball, Co-Chairman. James Carrico, A.I.E.E., Treasurer; Intramural Sports. Jerry Atten Coan, A.S.M.E., Secretary; American Rocket Society; Intramural Sports; Varsity Golf Team; A.S.T.M. Award; Engineer's Day. Tuomas R. Correy, Jr. Triangle; Phi Eta Sigma; Arnold Air Society; Intramural Sports; Newman Club; Engineer's Day; A.LCh.E. Ricuarp D. Coy, A.I.Ch.E.; Intramural Sports; Newman Club; Engineer’s Day. Joun M. Davis, Phi Kappa Tau; Intramural Sports; A.LE.E.— LR.E.; LEC Ronap J. Doerr, Arnold Air Society; Thoroughbred, Photographer; Cardinal, Photographer; A.F.R.O.T.C. Air Annual, Editor; Intramural Sports; A.LE.E.—LR.E.; A.F.R.O.T.C. Drill Team. Rosert M. Donnetty, Newman Club; A.LE.E. Dennis C. Dorman, Phi Eta Sigma; Intramural Sports; A.I.Ch.E.; Engineer’s Day. Marvin A. Drake, A.S.C.E.; Intramural Sports. James E. Emty, Intramural Sports; AF.R.O.T.C.; A.S.CE, Speed School Seniors 298 Roserr A. Enraican, Arnold Air Society, Operations Officers; AF.R.O.T.C., Distinguished Military Graduate; Speed Engineer, Office Manager; American Rocket Society, President; Intramural Sports; A.S.M.E. Rosert C. Exnart, LE.E.E. Tuomas A, Fort, Jr., A.S.C.E., President. Harotp E. Franke, Sigma Alpha Mu, President, Treasurer, Secre- tary; Intrafraternity Council, Treasurer; Intramural Sports; A.S.C.E.; Brandeis Club; A.F.R.O.T.C.; American Concrete Institute. Frevertck A, Fresu, Kappa Alpha Psi, Polemarch, Dean of Pledges; A.F.R.O.T.C., Cadet Commander, Distinguished Military Cadet, Drill Team Executive Officer; Arnold Air Society, Commander, Comptrol- ler: A.S.C.E., Vice-President; Society of American Military Engineers Gold Medal; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau; Intramural Tennis. Howarp H, Graves, Sigma Tau; A.LCh.E., Treasurer; Westminster Fellowship, President, Treasurer; Engineer's Day; Intramural Sports; Senior Class Sergeant-At-Arms, Cuartes M, Happaway III, A.F.R.O.T.C., Flying Instruction Pro- gram; A.S.C.E.; Intramural Sports; Intramural Council; Alpha Phi Omega; Baptist Student Union, Executive Council; Chess Club. Marr R. Harcan, American Rocket Society. Pur H. Hasserwanper, Jr., A.S.C.E., Treasurer; Newman Club; Intramural Sports. Doveras W, Herotp, A.S.M.E.; Speed Engineer, Circulation Man- ager; Engineer’s Day; Intramural Sports. Dace Roy Herrincer, A.F.R.O.T.C.; Intramural Sports. Don W. Hockensmirn, Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau; Omicron Delta Kappa; Football Team; Engineer's Day Co-Chairman} Student Council. R. Loweut. Houtars, A.S.M.E.; AS.C.E.; Speed Engineer; Intramural Sports; LR.C. Hucn J. Houcuton, Phi Kappa Tau; A.S.M.E.; Speed Engineer; Swimming Team; N.R.O.T.C., Drill Team. Georrrey R. Inenanp, A.S.M.E.; A.S.T.M.E.; Swimming Team. Winston A, Jounson, A.S.M.E,; Engineer's Day. Cant R. Joxera, Phi Eta Sigma; A.1LELE. Kenner A. Karr, Triangle; Sigma Tau, President; Eagle and Anchor Society, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Inter-Honorary Council; Intramural Sports; Intramural Council, Pat E. Lanxswert, A.S.C.E.; Newman Club; Intramural Sports. Epwarp E. Lewis, Jn., Phi Kappa Tau, Secretary; Pi D Spsilon; E. I � JR, Ra ry; Pi Delta Epsilon; Speed _Engineer ; Thoroughbred; A.LLE.E—LR.E.; AFROTC., Speed School Student Council, President; University Student Senate: Engineer’s Day. Roy D. Lister, Triangle; A.LCh.E.; Newman Club; Intramural Sports. Janice L. Livesay, A.S.M.E., Publicity Chairman; American Rocket Society; Society of Women Engineers; A.I-E.E.; Intramural Softball; Engineer’s Day General Co-Chairman; Publicity Chairman of M. E. Department; Speed School Student Council, Treasurer. Puiir M. Lone, A.S.C.E.; Alpha Phi Omega; Intramural Sports. Warner D. Lone, A.LCh.E., President; Speed School Student Coun- cil, Vice-President; University Student Senate; Intramural Sports. Josepu D. Love, Phi Kappa Tau; Pi Delta Epsilon, President; Arnold Air Society; Thoroughbred, Business Manager, Assistant Business Manager, Military Editor; A.S.M.E.; A.S.T.M.E.; American Rocket Society, Secretary; University Student Senate; Speed School Student Council; Intramural Sports; Speed Engineer, Business Man- ager, Assistant Business Manager, Subscription Manager; Student Board of Publications; A.F.R.O.T.C. Wingtips; Engineer’s Day; Inter-Honorary Council. Rocer Date Mappen, Tau Kappa Epsilon; A.LE.E.—LR.E., Vice- Chairman; Intramural Sports; Engineer's Day. James G, Martueny, A.LE.E.—LR.E.; I.R.C.; Intramural Sports; Engineer’s Day. Davip S. Mercer, Triangle, Historian; Speed Engineer; Masthead; Intramural Sports; N.R.O.T.C., Drill Team Commander; Chairman, Navy Ball; “A” Company Commander; A.I.E.E.—I-R.E.; Intramural Sports. Ronato J. Mirer, Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Intramural Sports; A.LE.E.—LR.E., Chairman; Freshman Class Chairman, En- gineer’s Day. Cuarves E. Payne, Arnold Air Society; Sigma Tau; Newman Club; A.LCh.E., Secretary; A.F.R.O.T.C., Distinguished Military Cadet; Intramural Sports; Senior Class Vice-President. Geratp Perro, Triangle, President; Intramural Sports; A.S.C.E.; N.R.O.T.C.; Eagle and Anchor Society. James R. Prauzer, A.S.C.E.; N.R.O.T.C.; Eagle and Anchor Society; Intramural Sports, Wiuram W. Pte, A.S.M.E.; American Rocket Society; A.F.R.O.T.C., Drill Team; Intramural Sports. Rozert D. Porter, Lambda Chi Alpha; Speed Engineer, Circulation Manager; Intramural Sports; Senior Class Treasurer; A.S.M.E.; American Rocket Society, Treasurer; Semper Fidelis, Treasurer; N.R.O,T.C. Scholarship. Hersert Wittiam Raum, Jr., Triangle, Secretary; Intr amural Sports; A.S.M.E.; American Rocket Society; Newman Club. Ronatp L. Rees, A.S.M.E., Treasurer; American Rocket Society; Intramural Sports; Engineer’s Day. Speed School Student Council: First row, Janice Second rou Livesay, Secretary; Ed Lewis, President; Chuck Vil Fred Fresh. lier, Treasurer; Warner Long, Vice-President. 300 R. Thomas Poppe; Frank Ranpotpn Rosertson, Jr. Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Tau; Omicron Delta Kappa; A.L.Ch.E., Vice-President; Intramural Sports; Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award; President's Scholarship; Universal Oil Products Company Scholarship; University Student Senate; Student Council. Lawrence WitttAmM Rocers, A.S.M.E.; A.S.T.M.E.; Triangle; In tramural Sports. Anruro E. Satpana, A.S.C.E.; Engineer's Day Committee Chairman; Newman Club; I.R.C.; Intramural Sports, Jerry Ray Smiru, A.F.R.O.T.C.; Arnold Air Society; Sigma Tau; Engineer's Day Co-Chairman; Football Team; Track Team. Rura E. Trecert, Kappa Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Editor Rush Chairman, House Chairman; Cwens; Mortar Board, Treasurer Sigma Tau, Secretary; American Society for Testing and Materials Speed Engineer; Senior Class Secretary A.LC.E., Secretary: Choir Marching Band; Concert Band; LR.C.; Society of Women Engineers Symphonic Wind Ensemble; W.R.A Larry D. Tyter, Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Delta Epsilon; Student Board of Publications; Speed Engineer, Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor; A.S.M.E.; American Rocket Society; Intramural Sports Don W. Warxtrns, A.LCh.E.; Engineer's Day Co-Chairman; Intra mural Sports; Newman Club Rush Chair Omicron Delta Herman Rosert Wysssrop, Triangle, Pledge nan; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Ta Kappa; Eagle and Anchor Society; Interfraternity Council, President University Student Senate, Parliamentarian; Intramur Sports Frank Robertson Albert Edwards William Harris Robert Hollenbeck Stuart Jenkins Marion McCammish John Montgomery Russell Oiler John Robertson Richard Schaftlein Carl Schmitt John Schmitt, Jr. Spencer Snook Chester Vogle James Young American Society of Civil Engineers: Speed School Pre-Seniors American Society of Civil Engineers First row: P. Lankswert; G. Petro; P. Hasselwander; F. Fresh; R. Triplett; T. Fort; Professor McIntosh, Head of Depart ment, Second row: C. Haddaway; P. Long; J. Pfalzer; J. Emly; E. Berry; D. Hettinger; Professor Snowden. 301 Speed School Juniors John Abbott Charles Brown, Jr. John Dobbins, Jr, Robert Dooley William Doolittle William Exely Bruce Goreham Stephen Hale Robert Harvey Wayne Hay Ralph Jarboe Robert Kessinger Ronald Krupp Richard Lasky Paul Lichtefeld Michael McCaffery William McCulloch James Neblett John Passafiume Jerry Prather John Shipway Leo Shoemaker Paul Soete John Spanyer Robert Sullivan Speed School Sophomores American Society of Mechanical Engineers Stephen Coomer Richard Dinsmore Charles Evans Ross Hayden Ronald Howard William Jenkins Jere Kiesel Merle Likins Ronald Myrick David Olson James Rutledge Bruce Satori William Wilcox American Society of Mechanical Engineers: First Row: J. Livesay, J. Coad, R. Rees, R. Entrican. Second Row: D. Janzen, C. Villier, H. Houghton. Third Row: W. Johnson, T. Poppe, M. Hargan. Fourth Row: L. Zeilman, R. Dooley, J. Passafiume. Fifth Row: W. Pile, H. Rahm, L. Tyler, R. Porter, R. Sullivan. Sixth Row: C, Roberts, L. Rogers, G. Lammers, D. Herold, L. Hollars. LS Speed School Freshmen Lee Armstrong James Ayre Peter Bissig William Black Thomas Burke Michael Foushee Clifford Goss Gary Kingry Jerome Krumpelman Ronald Linton Charles Lipschutz Neil McElroy John McKinley Claude Martin, Jr. Richard Poppe Sean Rafter William Ryan Errol Schreiber Jeffrey Sellins Phillip Soper Wallace Tallent Robert Wolf !M2% PCHEMICAL ENGINEERINGY American Institute of Chemical Engineers: First row, ; ; M. Mitchell; F. Robertson; B. Spaldir 2. Gerhard. Second row: J. Mont gomery; M. McCamish; R. Brown; R. Lister; D. Ver ser; M. Breitman; N. Ludwick; R. Biddle; M. Coy. Third row: R. Sheehan T. Lightfoot; J. McDonald: J. Trumble; C. Wendelken; D. Watkins; C. Dohrman: J. Blunk. Fourth row: D. Lowe; W. Hartmann: R. Torstric Baker; S. Hass, Fifth row: J. Callaher; E. Thieman; G. Chisholm; D. Metzroth; E. Ss edder; R. Oiler. American Institute of Electrical Engineers and Institute of Radio Engineers: First row: C. Bischof; D. Laskey ; S. Fife; B. Donnelly ; J. Billings; R. Miller; D. Mercer; D. Paule; Second row: R. Madden: W. Ha T. Bischoff: R. Doerr: H. Wyssbrod; D. Hockensmith; J. Greulich; Third row: C. Zocklein; G. Goetz: J. Carrico; J. Matheny; J, Davis; L. Collins; E. Lewis; S. Hale. Ion , 2 , ‘ ae Ts, : University College Seniors Mary A. BEaALMEAR Witt C, Baumert, Jr. Barpara ANN CHRISTENSEN Don Paut CHRISTENSEN Harry M. Foro Ricwarp J. Hommricn Cuartes C. Horton Mancarert R, Leap, Delta Zeta. Bran C, Mupcerr Ernest B. Powett, Jr. THOMAS ALLAN STONEBERCER James L, Stratton Norman G. Wour Froyp M. Vincenr, Jn. University College Underclassmen University College Student Council Robert J. Baughman Richard J. Bensing Mary E. Bishop Linda A. Brown Robin L. Brown Bruce Cherry Arnold L. Cole Donald L. Farrell Paul A. Faust Dolores C. Hightower Ann H. Miller Pauline J. Miller Amie C. Runyon James D. Runyon R. W. Schildroth Hellen J. Sherrill Robert L. Smith Carolyn J. South William M. Spellman George P. Stober C, Sam Tucker Marclan A. Walker Brenda Webb University College Student Council:- left to right, Larry Edlin; Natalie Goodman; Martin Klein; John Sparling, Acting President; Peggy Patterson; Jim McDonald; Kenny Nicolas. TL | - : oY | a Abner, Carl E., 51 Adams, Carl E., 57 Barber, Richard L., 29, 33, 51, 78, 97, 98 Barrett, Curtis L., 232 Bealmear, Pollyanna, 94 Brodschi, George L., 121 Burns, Barbara, 51 Camp, E. Frank, 188 Carter, Samuel H., 232 Comly, Samuel P., 232 Covi, Dario A., 56 Craf, John R,, 78 Crawford, Thomas H., 104 Dales, Louis R., 123 Davidson, Philip, 20, 29, 62, 63, 129 Dromo, John, 201 Dunbar, C. P., 76 Durham, Harold D., 232 Ekstrom, William F., 53 Elbert, Norbert F., 76 Ellison, Ernest M., 55 Ernst, Robert C., 80 Fife, Samuel T., 305 Furnish, William F., 103 Gardner, Kenneth S., 228 Gerhard, Earl R., 305 Griffith, Robert B., 122 Abbott, John, 155, 221, 302 Abrams, Jean, 147, 229, 247 Abu-Zayyad, Fuad, 275 Adams, Donn, 113 Adams, Harold, 201 Akridge, William, 201 Alexander, Martha Jane, 141, 237 Allen, Don, 247 Allen, James, 261, 266 Allen, Shelby, 153, 244 Allsmiller, Janice, 137 Alper, Barbara, 237 Anderson, Marillene, 83, 96 Andrew, Dall, 297 Applegate, William, 151, 247 Armstrong, Lee, 304 Arnett, John, 274, 275, 277 Asher, Jane, 143, 247 Atkinson, Sally, 133, 138, 139, 237 Aulbach, Martha, 85, 147, 218, 229, 237, 252 Aulbach, Paul, 104, 268 Auslander, Steve, 157, 249 Ayre, James, 304 Ayre, Robert, 249 Baggish, Rita, 259, 264 Bailey, Robert, 249 ADMINISTRATION Hart, William K., 228 Heckel, Lillian E., 232 Hedgepeth, Oliver P., 228 Hickman, Bernard, 62, 201, 213 Hitchcock, Richard L., 100 Hopkins, Duane, 228 Houchens, John M., 76, 129 Huff, Robert, 232 Huffman, William C., 80, 129 Kesselman, Louis C., 57 Kindelsperger, Kenneth, 79, 272, 273 Kinsman, J. Murray, 79 Kirwan, Thomas E,, 228, 229 Klotter, John C., 294 Koch, Ruth, 76 Koester, Leonard, 102 Krumholz, Louis A., 103 Lane, Colon T., 228 Lawrence, Dave, 75, 97, 124, 126 Lewis, Kelly H., 77 McCandless, David A., 80, 294 McGlothlin, William J., 75, 79 Melntosh, W.R., 301 Myatt, Bert, 232 Myers, Raymond E., 78 Newman, Charles L., 52 O'Brien, Naoma C., 76, 95 STUDENT INDEX Baird, Patricia, 244 Baird, Robert, 153, 244 Baker, James, 284 Baker, Elizabeth, 247 Baker, Kenneth E., 244 Baker, Kenneth H., 253 Baker, Kenneth N., 257, 266 Baker, S. Stanton, Jr., 274 Baker, Thomas, 305 Bakus, Ronald, 151, 249 Ballou, Sherman, 260, 267 Bardowell, Barbara, 247 Barnes, Mary Stuart, 130, 145, 249 Baron, Harriet, 263 Barr, Beverly, 145, 229, 247 Barr, James, 151, 244 Barret, Cherry, 247 Basham, Michael, 293 Bates, Betsy, !19, 130, 139, 247 Bates, Kenny, 130, 155, 244, 246 Baugh, Preston, 155, 244 Baughman, Robert, 307 Bayer, Terry, 244 Bealmear, Mary, 306 Beiling, Sandy, 253 Belcher, Sylvia, 264 Otarzewski, Paul J., 232 Peavey, Samuel B,, |32 Peden, William B., 55 Penman, Paul D., 232 Reeves, Mavis M., 51 Robb, Warren D., 77 Schumacher, Vincent E., 227, 232 Shively, Leslie C., 77 Shoemaker, Gradus L., 104 Snowden, James R., 301 Spalding, Samuel C., Jr., 305 Sprawls, Philip, 227 Starkey, James S., 232 Stevens, Martin, 58 Stokes, Doris N., 75 Strickler, Woodrow M., 75 Sutton, James E., 54 Volz, Marlin M., 80 Wagner, Charles E., 56 Walker, Morton, 53 Warren, Richard H,, 77 Warwick, H. Sherwood, | 17 Weisert, John J., 95 Whitney, Robert S., 79 Wilburn, Harry J., 232 Wilson, Les, 129 Withers, Robert G., 232 Young, James R., 232 Bell, John, 260, 266 Bennett, Barbara, 237 Bensing, Richard, 307 Bensinger, Elaine, 286 Bergdoll, Jerry, 201 Berman, Phillip, 284 Bernstein, Stephen, 129, 244 Ba 89, 97, 101, 159, 171, 233, 297, | Bethge, David, 253, 256 Bickel, Edwin, 237 Biddle, Ronald, 159, 233, 297, 305 Biebel, James, 20! Biggs, Robert, 88, 274, 278 Billings, Ronald, 305 Billips, William, 284, 288 Bingham, Maxine, 121, 244 Birchler, Edward, 151, 247 Birdwhistell, Jill, 249 Bischof, Charles, 297, 305 Bischoff, T., 305 Bishop, Edward, 152, 153, 244 Bishop, Mary Ellena, 307 Bishop, Sherry, 263 Bissiq, Peter, 304 Bizer, Daniel, 260, 265 Black, David, 237 Black, Kenneth, 130 Black, William, 304 Blair, Larry, 130, 233, 237 Blankenship, Robert, 284, 288 Blincoe, James, 253 Blockman, Steve, 284 Bloustine, Stanley, 98, 103 Blum, Evelyn, 244 Blunk, John Ross, 305 Board, Thomas, Jr., 279, 287 Boaz, Larry, 253 Boles, Virginia, 247 Bonn, Richard, 257 Bonsett, Bradley, 201 Borders, Morrison, 103, 129, 155, 237 Bornstein, Henry, 157 Bowers, Anne, 92, 112 Bowles, Carl, 129 Bowling, Edward, 259 Bowling, Matt, 253 Bowman, Edward, 276 Boyer, Harry, 155, 249 Bramblette, Phil, 237 Brammer, Roberta, 237 Braun, Charles, 247 Bray, Norman, 104 Breckenridge, Sandra, 237 Breitenstein, Carl, 256 Breitmeyer, Michael, 86, 97, 100, 116, 118, 297, 305 Brent, Linda, 137, 247 Bressler, Frederick, 201, 249 Briggs, Judith, 139, 249 Briggs, Robert, 276 Brodbeck, Alvin, 244 Brohm, Sheila, 34, 145, 174, 244 Brohm, Charles, 268, 269 Brooks, James, 237, 230 Brown, Anthony, 257, 267 Brown, Charles H., Jr., 153, 302 Brown, Geraldine, 147, 237 Brown, Linda, 307 Brown, Martin C., 153, 247 Brown, Robin, 307 Brown, Ronald, 305 Bruce, Barry, 237 Brummett, William, Jr., 306 Bruner, George, Jr., 93, 257, 267 Bryan, John, 285 Bryant, Rudy, 277 Buchanan, Janice, 247 Buchanan, Jerry, 283, 284 Buchholz, Donald, 98, 103, 130, 244 Buckner, Patricia, 87, 96, 290, 291 Buller, Harry, 271 Bunta, Theodore, 151, 249 Burckel, William, 230 Burge, Sara, 139, 238 Burhans, Rollin, Jr., 279 Burke, Thomas, 304 Burton, Divad, Jr., 249 Butler, Michael, 111, 115 Buzzee, David, 238 Byrne, Charles, 107 Cable, Timothy, 244 Calain, Walter, 238 Calland, Arthur Lee, 186 Campbell, Ronald, 229, 238 Canon, Sylvia, 238 Carey, Robert, 151, 247 Carman, Ronald, 129, 244 Carmical, Neville, 279 Carmichael, Donald, 91, 274 Carr, Ronald, 162 Carrico, James, 297, 305 Carroll, David, 132 Carson, William, 104 Case, John, 151, 247 Casey, John, 158 Cates, Harold, 247 Caudill, Edward, 158, 244 Caudill, Linda, 145, 238 Caudill, Mary Fern, 291 Cavanah, Harold, 279 Cecil, Edward, 271 Chambers, Curtis, 155, 238 Champa, Joseph, 249 Chandler, Ronald, 244 Cheatham, Ann, | 10, 238 Cheatham, George, 279, 287 Cheatham, William, 103, 109 Cherry, Bruce, 307 Chisholm, Glenn, 305 Christensen, Barbara, 306 Christensen, Don, 306 Christiansen, Bonita, 130, 143, 247 Chupp, Carol, 264 Chynoweth, David, 132 Clark, David, 116, 129, 238 Clark, Gerald, 132, 247 Clark, Patricia, 99, 143, 229, 247 Cleveland, Alice, 109, 117, 139, 238, 279, 287 Clevenger, Richard, 104, 268 Click, Richard, 249 Clifford, Dennis, 201 Coad, Jerry, 297, 303 Coffey, Thomas, 229, 230, 297 Coghlan, Charles, 93 Cole, Arnold, 307 Coleman, Alfred, 257, 266 Coleman, Donald, 249 Coletti, Ernest, 126, 274 Collier, Robert, 244 Collins, C. Lloyd, 97, 290, 291 Collins, Lyle, 305 Compton, Don, 279, 287 Compton, John, Jr., 238 Connell, Melanie, 99, 110, 143, 247 Connelly, Mary Ellen, 144, 145 Conner, Stewart, 85, 152, 153, 253, 256 Connor, Robert, 283, 288 Cook, Larry, 98, 103, 130, 155, 247, 251 Cooke, Brenda, 141, 286 Cooke, Charlotte, 291 Cooke, Linda, 249 Cooke, Ronald, 153, 247 Coomer, Stephen, 98, 161, 303 Cooper, Chester, 253 Cooper, William, 218 Copeland, Stegar, 249 Coppedge, Ruth, 279 Cornell, Joyce, 291, 292 Corum, James, 261 Counts, Betty, 130 Coy, Richard, 297, 305 Craddock, Shirley, 121 Crady, Elizabeth, 50, 218 Crain, James, 274 Cravens, Terry, 290 Crawford, Geraldine, 249 Creamer, Harold, 201 Crider, Bob, 262 Crigler, Connie, 264 Crook, John, 238 Cruise, Sidney, 257 Crume, Ronald, 262 Crume, W. Keith, 151, 247 Crutcher, Sharon, 143, 247 Crutchfield, Kendall, 249 Cullinan, Royden, 90 Cummings, Patrick, 249 Cummings, Phil, 221 Cunagin, James, 155, 244 Curry, Libby, 130, 139, 249 Curtis, Betsy, 130, 143, 249 Curtis, Jonel, 116, 244 Daley. Gil, 103, 129 Danburg, Dwight, 262 Dancinger, Steven, 119, 249 Dansby, Carolyn, 139 Darnhauer, Bruce, 93 Davidson, Chester, Jr., 283, 288 Davies, Gwendolyn, 139, 244 Davies, Robert, 284, 288 Davis, Alvin, 153, 247 Davis, Bonnie, 244 Davis, Diane, 238 Davis, Harry Scott, 151, 162, 244, 252 Davis, James, 271 Davis, John M., 297, 305 Davis, Kay, 90, 141, 159, 238 Davis, Lynda, 264 Davis, Randell, 253 Davis, Robert, 283 Davis, Roger, 103 Davis, Victor, 271 Dawson, Martha, 279 Day, Cyrus, 285, 287 Dean, Richard, 249 nillis, Norbert, 276 anty, D., 271 Dennis, Michael, 249 Dennler, Anne, 132 Denson, Jerry, 262 Dever, Robert, | 32 Diebold, Clifford, 100, 244 Dillard, Arthur, 275 DiSabato, George, 270 Dinsmore, Richard, 151, 303 Dobbins, John, Jr., 302 Dobbs, Donald, 238 Dodson, Sarah, 249 Doerr, Ronald, 297, 305 Doherty, Vickie, 141, 249 Dohrman, C., 305 Dolwick, Paul, 130, 151, 244 Donnelly, Robert, 297, 305 Dooley, Robert, 155, 302, 303 Doolittle, William, 155, 302 Dorman, Dennis, 297 Doutaz, Robert, 201 Dowdell, Richard, 279, 283, 287 Downs, James, 151, 256 Drake, Marvin, 297 Drane, MacDonald, 129 Drewry, Anthony, 229, 253 Driskell, Patricia, 159, 259, 263 Drutz, Jan, 244 Dryden, William, 247 Duffin, Andrew, 253 Dukes, Ronald, 238 Dumke, Hallie, 139, 238 Duncan, Todd, 238 Duncan, William, 151, 247 Dunker, Diana, 103, 149, 244 Dunn, Joyce, 286 Dunn, Wanda, 141, 244, 246 Durden, Rufus, 257 Dwyer, Janice, 141, 239 Dyches, Owen, 261, 267 Eagle, Linda, 112, 138, 139, 229, 244 Earley, Lee, 249 Eccles, Charles, 239 Ecker, Robert, 129, 249 Edlin, Lawrence, 307 Edlin, Patsy, 239 Edwards, Albert, 301 Edwards, George, 262 Edwards, Norman, 283 Eisenmenger, James, 253 Eldridge, Golda, 230, 253 Elliott, E. Ken, 156, 171, 244 Elliott, Eileen, 143, 244 Elliott, Robert, 284, 288 Elmore, Charles, 262 Embree, Carole, 132, 141, 244 Emly, James, 297, 301 Endres, Ridgely, 247 Ennis, Lyquitta, 239 310 Entrican, Robert, 230, 298, 303. Erhart, Robert, 298 Escher, Robert, 262 Evans, Charles, 303 Everson, Gene, 229, 230, 239 Evola, Diana, 244 Exely, William, 151, 302 Falkenstein, Paul, 151, 221, 249 Faller, Jack 97, 104, 129, 268 Farber, Alan, 157, 162 Farley, Thomas, 253 Farmer, John, 284, 288 Farmer, Nancy, 141, 239 Farrell, Donald, 307 Farris, Nancy, 263 Faust, Paul, 307 Feddern, Otto, 86, 290 Feitelson, Philip, 285, 289 Feldhaus, Joseph, 253 Feldkamp, William, 129 Feltner, Evelyn, 59, 60, 239 Fielder, Carolyn, 291 Fine, Stuart, 279, 289 Fischer, Carol, 264 Fishman, Joseph, 103 Flesch, Barbara, 126, 147, 162, 244 Fonkhouser, J., 201 Fontaine, B., 132 Ford, Harry, 304 Fort, Thomas, 298, 301 Fortwengler, H. Philip, 286 Foushee, Michael, 151, 304 Folwer, James, 98 Fowler, Mary Alice, 249 Frankel, Harold, 298 Frankenberger, Jerome, 274 Franklin, Greg, 156, 244 Franz, Lewis, 262 Fratangelo, Robert, 244 Frazier, Daniel, 103, 153, 239 Fraz ier, George, 247 Frazier, James, 201, 209 French, James, 247 Fresh, Frederick, 87, 97, 101, 230, 298, 300, 301 Friedman, Maris, 284 Fuhr, Allan, 162 Fuhr, Michael, 249, 251 Furlong, Robert, 254 Gabhart, Charles, 274 Gadd, Clayton, 247 Gagel, Judith, 244 Gardiner, Gwendolyn, 130 Gardner, Todd, 102, 103, 109, 129 Garren, Robert, 260, 267 Gaupin, Michael, 256 Gehring, B., 201 Gehring, Janet, 239 Geisler, Terry, 264 George, Anthony, 284, 288 Gerber, Katherine, 229 Gibson, Edward, 279, 288 Gibson, Kenny, 244 Gilbert, John, 279, 287 Giles, John, 188, 192 Giles, Tommy, 290 Gish, Michael, 156, 244 Gladstein, Mark, 285, 289 Gladston, Steele, 239 Glass, Ronald, 129 Glass, Russell, 244 Goepper, Nancy, 286 Goetz, George, 305 Goff, William, 256 Goldberg, Frances, 27] Golden, William, 279, 287 Goldstein, Donald, 257, 265 Goldstein, Richard, 279, 289 Goodman, Natalie, 307 Gordinier, John, 275 Goreham, Bruce, 302 Goss, Clifford, 304 Gould, J., 121, 134 Graham, Harry, 257, 267 Graham, Howard, 153, 247 Graham, Mich, 153, 249 Grave, William, 257, 267 Graves, H. Ray, 27! Graves, Howard, 119, 298, 305 Graw, Paul, 97, 154, 155, 162, 239 Gray, Robert, 151, 249 Graydon, Joyce, 149, 239 Greene, Airzzie, 280, 287 Greenwell, Betty, 141, 244 Greer, Carol Jo, 137 Greulich, Joseph, 305 Groom, Barbara, 264 Groves, Anne, 47, 59 Groves, Ernest, 155, 249 Grubb, Jonnie, 145, 229, 244 Grubb, William, 130, 155, 249 Grubbs, Stanley, 151, 249 Gulledge, Sarah, 145, 244 Gutekunst, Nancy, 130, 139, 247 Haberstock, Robert, 262 Haddaway, Charles, 129, 229, 298, 30! Hagan, Nancy, 263 Hageman, Marcia, 27| Hager, Eric, 262 Hale, Stephen, 109, 161, 302 Hall, Bryan, 284, 288 Hall, Carol Anne, 102 Hall, David, 20! Hall, Elizabeth, 271 Hall, Margaret, 147, 247 Hall, Mary, 280 Hall, Ronald, 153, 249 Hamblin, David, 254 Hamilton, Edward Martin, 147, 183, 256 Hamilton, Michael, 280 Hamilton, Ronald, 280 Hammond, Gay, 249 Hancock, Jack, 262 Hand, Stanley, 103, 130, 155, 230, 247, 251 Hannah, James, 153, 247 Harbin, David, 151, 249 Harding, Calvin, 284, 288 Hardwick, Janice, 249 Hargadon, Charles, 280, 283, 288 Hargan, Matt, 298, 303 Harlow, Gene, 280, 287 Harlow, Julia, 244 Harmon, John, 249 Harney, Sarah, 271 Harper, Randall, 280 Harrington, Terry, 155, 247 Harris, Fern, 247 Harris, Ronald, 153, 239 Harris, William, 153, 301 Harrison, Henry, 249 Hart, Alice Katherine, 147, 239 Hartmann, William, 30 5 Hartstern, John, 130 Harvey, Robert, 161, 302 Hass, S., 305 Hasselwander, Philip, 298, 301 Hatch, Edward, 93, 97, 257, 267 Hatfield, Beverly, 249 Hatfield, Carol, 249 Hatton, Don, 239 Hauss, Sandra, 137 Hawkins, Helen, 244 Hawley, Ron, 201, 208 Hay, Patricia, 139, 244 Hay, Wayne, 302, 305 Hayden, Ross, 303 Heaton, Judith, 132, 145, 239 Heiberg, Ann, 108, 117, 263 Heideman, H. David, 280 Heimerdinger, Richard, 256 Heiss, John, 158, 249 Henderson, Brenda, 286 Henderson, Ronald, 260, 267 Henlein, Carl, 277 Henry, Benjamin, 86, 93, 257, 259, 267 Hercegh, Laraine, 254 Herman, Sally, 99, 118, 130, 143, 229, 244, 252 Herman, Susan, 249 Herold, Anthony, 153, 201 Herold, Douglas, 298, 303 Herron, William, 151, 244 Herst, K., 132 Hettinger, Dale, 298, 301 Hewitt, Donald, 254 Hewitt, Marsha, 263 Higdon, Michael, 155, 249 Higdon, Rosemary, 137 Hightower, Delores, 307 Hill, Ann, 85, 110, 146, 147, 174, 180, 239 Hill, Marjorie, 271 Hill, Sandra, 264 Hills, Joe, 103 Hinkebein, Robert, 93, 257, 267 Hirschfeld, William, 257, 266 Hockensmith, Don, 101, 155, 189, 298, 305 Hoehler, Ray, 151, 249 Hollars, Lowell, 298, 303 Hollenbeck, Robert, 161, 301 Hollinsworth, John, 103, 280, 287 Holmes, George, 116 Holt, Homer, 284, 288 Hommrich, R., 306 Hood, Willis, 93 Hoover, John, 290 Horner, Alexander, 154 Horning, Carole, 239 Horton, Carol, 247 Horton, Charles, 306 Hottell, Lynne, 134, 141, 244 Houghton, Hugh, 221, 233, 298, 303 House, Daniel, 229, 254 House, Sharon, 137, 247 Houston, Allan Wade, 62, 201 Howard, Laurence, 260, 267 Howard, Ronald, 161, 303 Howe, Frank, 102, 111, 113, 150, 151, 230, 244 Huber, David, | 10, 155, 247, 252 Huecker, Gail, 244 Huff, John, 262 Huglin, Marjorie, 132, 240 Huhn, William, 247 Hulsman, Robert, 244 Humphrey, Paul, 158, 249 Hunter, Garrett, 151, 256 Hurley, Edward, 244 Hurley, Harry, 130 Hurst, Cathy, 139, 240 Hutchinson, Carol, 263 Hyde, Robert, 280 Ireland, Geoffrey, 221, 298 Isaacs, Ellen, 263 Ishmael, Stephen, 151, 249 Ivy, Randolph, 112, 247 Jabrail, May, 229 Jackson, Diane, 141, 247 Jackson, William, 284 Jaeger, Richard, 156, 244 James, Jeanette, 147, 247 James, John William, 98, 160, 245 James, Martha, 293 Janaway, Gordon, 249 Jansen, Kaaren, 137 Janszen, David, 257, 267 Janzen, D,, 303 Jarboe, Ralph, 159, 302 Jenkins, Stuart, 301 Jenkins, William, 303 Jesse, Lynn, 130, 148, 149, 245, 252 Jett, Billy, 271 Johnson, Irving, 153, 254 Johnson, James, 89, 103, 112, 130, 154, 155, 240, 246 Johnson, Jeff, 221 Johnson, Wallace, 284, 288 Johnson, Winston, 298, 303 Johnston, John, 230 Jokela, Carl, 298 Jones, Daniel, 104, 240 Jones, Doris, 262 Jones, Jerry, 155, 240 Jones, Judith, 130, 143, 251 Jones, Katherine, 139, 249 Jones, Thelma, 249 Jones, Webster, 245 Justice, Dewey, 260 Kaelin, Elizabeth, 254 Kafer, Karen, 103, 143, 229, 247 Kahle, Neill, 256 Kahn, C. Ronald, 103, 130 Kallaher, James, 305 Kalmer, Thomas, 280 Kambach, Nancy, 99, 108, 145, 245, 252 Kanke, Karen, 249 Kanovitz, Bob, 284, 289 Kapadia, Ajit, 121, 268 Karantz, Robert, 155, 240 Karibo, John, 280 Karr, Kenneth, 10!, 159, 233, 298 Kasdan, Morton, 280 Kast, Kathleen, 126 Kast, Madelyn, 92, 96, 100, 108, 254, 256 Kean, Carolyn, 240 Keeling, Betsey, 130, 145, 249, 251 Keeling, Bruce, 284, 288 Kelly, James, 259, 260, 267 Kelly, Mike, 155, 250 Kelly, Richard, 260, 266 Kendrick, Martha, 245 Kennedy, John, 104, 268 Kessinger, Robert, 151, 302 Key, James, 230 Kiefer, Nola, 89, 139, 240 Kiesel, Jere, 151, 303 Kincaid, Charles, 284 Kingry, Gary, 304 Kirkpatrick, Pat, 258, 266 Kirkpatrick, Sandra, 145, 245 Kirn, Edward, 254 Klapheke, Sue, 147, 245 Klein, Martin, Jr., 307 Kleiner, M., 218 Kline, Carol, 121, 146, 147, 240 Klump, James, 256 Kmecak, Ronald, 121, 240 Kneedler, Charles, 262 Knehans, Williams, 90, 93, 97, 258, 266 Knoop, John, 250 Knopf, Paul, 221 Koehler, John, 151, 250 Koellner, Laura, 263 311 Koeneman, Sharon, 263 Kohn, Robert, 274, 275 Kortas, Kenneth, 195 Koshewa, James, 156, 250 Kotcher, Giles, 59 Kottak, Joseph, 230, 254 Kouns, David, 240 Krays, Robert, 260 Kremer, Eugene, 280, 287 Kress, Claudia, 250 Kress, Marilyn, 133 Krieger, Derek, 151, 245 Kriete, Ronald, 155, 245 Kruer, William, 98, 150, 151, 245 Krull, Frank, 59, 83, 107, 112, 240 Krumpelman, Jerome, 304 Krumpleman, H. E., 134 Krupp, Ronald, 161, 302 Kuhn, John, 280 Kulbitskas, Raymond, 161, 247 Kupp, Sharon, 264 Kute, Dennis, 118, 218, 256 LaFramboise, Thomas, 194 Lamkin, Nelson, Jr., 103, 152, 153, 245 Lammers, Gerald, 303 Lancaster, William, 151, 245 Landers, James, 218 Lang, Barbara, 20, 143, 162, 172, 173, 181, 245 Langley, Janis, 245 Lankswert, Mary Jo, 139, 250 Lankswert, Pat, 299, 301 Larmee, Donald, 284, 288 Lasky, Richard, 151, 302, 305 Lauyans, Martha, 149, 162, 245, 246 Lawrence, Robert, 132, 157, 250 Lawrence, Robert, Jr., 260, 267 Lay, Norvie, 84, 274, 275, 276, 278 Leap, Margaret, 306 Leathers, Linda, 247 Lehman, Edith, 99, 109, 247 Leppert, Harold, Jr., 250 Lester, Harold, 93, 258, 267 Letcher, William, 254 Levenson, Neil, 280, 287 Levin, Daniel, 103, 130 Levy, Joel, 129 Lewis, Edward, 154, 155, 229, 299, 300, 305 Lewis, Eugene, 153, 233, 254 Lewis, Eva, 139 Lewis, John, 117, 156, 247 Lewis, Milton, 240 Lichtefeld, Paul, 151, 302 Liebling, Ellen, 250 Liebschutz, David, 103, 130, 157, 245 Lightfoot, Tom, 305 Likins, Merle, 303 Limoges, Anna, 121, 134 Lindsey, Ann Carol, 88, 139, 175 Lindsey, Sidney, 94, 96, 103 Lindstedt, Tom, 132 312 Ling, David, 280, 287 Linton, Ronald, 304 Lipschutz, Charles, 304 Lister, Roy, 299, 305 Litkenhous, William, 102, 111 Livesay, Janice, 299, 300, 303 Lococo, John, 221 Lodewick, Mary Sue, 132 Logsdon, James, 50, 292 Long, David, 268 Long, Philip, 299, 301, 305 Long, Warner, 299, 300 Louden, Russell, 271 Louis, Christine, 99, 145, 291, 292 Love, Joseph, 102, 107, 115, 229, 299 Lovin, William, 93, 260, 267 Lowe, David, 305 Loy, Linda, 291 Lubbe, Ronald, 280, 287 Lucas, Cleo, 141, 250 Ludwig, Nicholas, 305 Ludwig, Ralph, 130 Ma, Daniel, 117 MacDonald, Malcolm, 250 MacDonald, May Ann, 119, 121, 133, 143, 240 MacDonald, Sherrin, 291 Madden, Roger, 299, 305 Magnes, Laurence, !51, 250 Mahanes, James, 240 Mahrou, Ahmad, 284 Mallory, Charles, 290, 291 Marcum, James, 258 Mardis, James, 111, 113, 155, 254 Marine, Salvador, 151, 250 Marinon, John, 254 Markowitz, Lawrence, 151, 250 Markowitz, Mark, 281, 289 Marks, Ivan, 258, 265 Marr, Sandra, 264 Martin, Claude, 304 Martin, Jerry, 281, 287 Martin, Lewis, 281, 287 Martin, Harold, 258, 266 Martin, Vivian, 143, 250 Marx, Carolyn, 170, 246 Masden, Ronald, 284, 288 Mason, Melody, 141, 162, 165, 170, 229, 245 Masterson, Richard, 250 Mat heny, James, 132, 299, 305 Mather, Mary Jane, 240 Mathews, Charles, 155, 250 Mathis, Kathleen, 159, 264 Mattingly, Charles, 277 May, Charles, 129 Mays, James, 130 Mays, Len, 260, 267 Mays, Terrell, 281 McCaffery, Michael, 161, 302 McCamish, Marion, 155, 301, 305 McCandless, Evans, 153, 233 McChord, Wendell, 261, 267 McCloskey, Thomas, 151, 250 McClung, Joyce, 240 McCollum, Paul, 102 McConnell, Mitch, 26, 29, 102, 110, 113, 155, 245, 252 McCray, Susan, 252 McCulloch, William, 161, 302 McCullough, Harriet, 141, 245 McDonald, James, 307 McDonald, James Roy, 98, 245 McDonald, J., 161, 305 McDonald, Neal, 221 McDonald, Timothy, 151, 245 McDonald, William, 268 McElroy, Neil, 304 McGary, Thomas, 291 McGaughey, John, 245 McGlothlin, E., 201 McGlothlin, Susan, 140, 141, 245 McIntire, William, 103, 153, 247 McKee, Willis, 281, 287 McKinley, John, 304 McLain, Julie, 291 McLane, Edward, 47 McMahon, Mike, 254 Meadows, Marty, 153, 247 Meena, Lynne, 117, 229 Meers, Sally, 130, 247 Meisner, James, 155, 250 Merade, Carol, 100, 254 Mercer, David, 233, 299, 305 Meredith, Jesse, 285 Meredith, John, 221 Metcalf, Gerry, 162 Metzmeier, Frank, 258, 267 Metzroth, Douglas, 305 Meves, Harris, 240 Meyer, Bonnie, 99, 113 Mielke, C. Harold, 281, 287 Milleman, Don, 254 Miller, Andrew, 155, 256 Miller, Ann, 307 Miller, Carye Jo, 241 Miller, Colette, 264 Miller, Dick, 248 Miller, Mary Margaret, 130 Miller, Paul, 230 Miller, Pauline, 307 Miller, Ronald, 90, 299, 305 Mills, Jerry, 93, 259, 260, 266 Milne, Richard, 102 Minan, John, 153, 248 Mineard, Thomas, 201 Mitchell, Gilbert, 245 Mitchell, Jerry, 153, 250 Mitchell, John, 230, 245 Mitchell, Judy, 132, 245 Mitchell, M., 305 Moler, Bonnie, 250 Monahan, Frank, 129 Montgomery, John, 101, 115, 155, 162, 301, 305 Montgomery, Thomas, 152, 153, 199, 241 Mooney, Thomas, 275, 276, 277 Moore, Chery!, 141, 250 Moredock, Janet, 248 Morgan, James, 158, 162 Morgan, Rose, 264 Morgan, William, 100, 254 Morris, Allan, 155, 248 Morris, Charlotte, 111, 144, 145, 162, 245 Morris, Geoffrey, 134, 153, 248 Morris, Jack, 93, 258, 266 Morris, Jerry, 283, 288 Morris, Susan, 139, 245 Morse, Sarah, 103, 241 Morton, Burton, 276, 277 Moser, Marilyn, 121, 241 Moser, Pamela, 159, 248 Moss, James, 285 Moulton, Robert, 102, 116, 241 Mucci, Anelia, 141, 250 Mudgett, Brian, 306 Muessle, Joyce, 141, 250 Mulhall, B., 129 Mullaney, May Margaret, 130, 132 Mullins, Dolores, 245 Munn, Gerald, 281 Muntan, Jan, 159 Myers, Elwyn, 262 Myrick, Ronald, 155, 303 Naegele, Madelene, 141, 140, 241 Napier, Rodney, 241 Neblett, James, 302 Nelson, Earl, 151, 245 Neuman, Paul, 156, 250 Newland, Linda, 116, 118, 248 Nichols, Joe, 281 Nicolas, Kenneth, 307 Noel, Robert, 284, 288 Nold, Lawrence, 160, 162 Nonacs, Aina, 141, 250 Noonan, John, 281, 287 Norcross, Robert, 256 Norene, Bonnie, 34, 110, 132, 139, 162, 245, 252 Norman, Judy, 241 Norman, Sanford, 274 Noss, Charles, 281 Nudd, Terrence, 259, 260, 267 Nutt, Claude, 114, 153, 241 Oakley, Robert, 130 Oblander, Earnest, 281, 287 O'Connor, Edward, 275 Odell, Donald, 230, 245 Ogden, John, 221 Oiler, Nancy, 110, 138, 139, 162, 245 Oiler, Russell, |01, 155, 301, 305 O'Koon, Howard, 260, 265 Oller, S., 121 Olson, David, 98, 151, 230, 303 O'Nan, David, 248 O'Neal, Robert, 199 Onyundo, Amram, 121 Orthober, Bette, 241 Osborne, Mary, 92, 281, 283 Ossman, Bobbye, 143, 290 Ostrowsky, John, 201, 251 Overstreet, Marietta, 132, 140, 141, 241 Owen, Linda, 290 Oyler, Ernest, 93, 258, 267 Palmer, Anthony, 98, 103 Panther, Richard, 221 Pape, Edward, 248 Parker, Richard, 233, 241 Parrish, Charles, 129 Passafiume, John, 302, 303 Pate, David, 119 Patterson, James, 93 Patterson, Peqgy, 130, 132, 149, 241, 307 Patton, Jean, 141, 250 Paule, D., 305 Paulin, Marylin, 143, 229, 248 Paull, Robert, 281, 288 Payne, Charles, 101, 230, 299 Paynter, John, 305 Pearson, Donald, 250 Peloff, Richard, 89, 153, 201, 208, 222, 255 Penn, Sherry, 47, 88, 144, 145, 241, 252 Perrone, Frank, 151, 245 Perry, Doug, 97, 116, 130 Peters, Ann, 264 Peters, Jean, 255 Peterson, Carl, 117 Peterson, Paul, 91,97, 110, 113, 151, 171, 241, 252 Petri, William, 261, 267 Petro, Gerald, 159, 299, 301 Peyton, Michelle, 147, 241 Pfalzer, James, 233, 299, 301 Pfeiffer, Peter, 241 Phillips, Edna, 285 Pickens, Pamela, 99, 126, 140, 141, 248 Pile, William, 299, 303 Pleiss, Alice, | 1, 166, 167 Poland, Alwyn, 130, 150, 151, 245 Pontrich, James, 250 Pope, Patricia, 286 Pope, Penelope, 264 Poppe, Richard, 300, 303, 304 Porter, Robert, 153, 233, 299, 303 Porter, Sam, 153, 250 Porter, Walter, 155, 245, 246 Potorf, Shirley, 248 Potts, Glenda, 147, 162, 229, 248 Pounds, Bonnie, 241 Powell, Ernest, 306 Powell, J. Daryll, 114 Powell, Robert, 285 Prather, Jerry, 151, 302 Preston, Dennis, 47, 58 Primack, Aron, 98, 103, 130 Pryor, David, 262 Pualuan, Munir, 281 Pulice, Eugene, 151, 250 Purcell, James, 155, 248 Purcell, Lee, 147, 229, 248 Pyle, Richard, 130 Rabin, Gerald, 162, 250 Radford, Movinia, 242 Rafter, Sean, 304 Rahm, Herbert, 159, 233, 299, 303 Randall, Mark, 258, 267 Rapp, Stephen, 151, 248 Rasnic, John, 153, 162, 255, 256 Ratliff, James, 262 Ray, Elizabeth, 130, 148, 245 Read, Robert, 281, 288 Redline, Diane, 248, 291 Redmon, Sherrill, 93, 99, 110, 139, 248, 252 Rees, Ronald, 299, 303 Reherman, Leo, 260, 266 Reichard, K. Thomas, 242 Reinecke, Frank, 281, 287 Reinstedler, Ronald, 156, 250 Renn, JoAnn, 50 Reuther, John, 201, 211 Reuther, Joseph, 201 Reynolds, Carlton, 256 Rhodes, David, 156, 250 Rice, Ruth, 290 Richards, Glen, 281 Richardson, Jack, 259 Richardson, Sandra, 130, 250 Ridley, Michael, 262 Riegling, George, 132 Riehl, Sandra, 147, 245 Ritter, Marilyn, 144, 145, 229, 242 Rivers, James, 262 Robards, Lola, 248 Roberts, Charles, 303 Roberts, Elster, 281, 287 Robertson, Frank, 153, 300, 305 Robertson, John, 153, 301 Robinson, Charles, 155, 242 Robinson, Gary, 245 Robinson, Harold, 282, 287 Rogers, Lawrence, 300, 303 Rogers, William, 151, 250 Rold, James, 282, 287 Rooks, Ron, 201 Rose, Elizabeth, 264 Rose, Mary Beth, 134, 145, 162, 248, 251 Rosenberg, Michael, 151, 250 Rosmarin, Alan, 201 Ruthman, Judd, 201 Rouse, Thomas, 153, 256 Rout, William, 285 Rowe, Pamela, 143, 250 Roy, Rueben, 258 Ruch, Ralph, 151, 248 313 Ruck, Jack, 255 Rueckert, Carla, 99, 117, 248 Rueff, Mary, 130, 250 Runner, Sue, 141, 250 Runyon, Amie, 307 Runyon, James, 307 Russell, Melvin, 285 Rust, Christine, 142, 143, 245, 252 Rutledge, James, 303 Ryan, William, 304 Sacksteder, Edward, 305 Sadtler, Joseph, 282 Sailor, Jane, 245 Saldana, Arturo, 300 Salyer, Virginia, 285 Sammons, William, 199 Sampson, John, 156, 248 Samuels, James, 130 Sanders, Bruce, 153, 245 Sapp, Lyn, 263 Satori, Bruce, 155, 303 Sauer, Marilyn, 110, 146, 147, 245 Saunders, Swepson, 258, 266 Saxton, Sandra, 248 Schaefer, Leo, 255 Schaefer, Ruth, 99, 140, 141, 245 Schaftlein, Richard, 30! Schechter, Loren, 283, 289 Schifferli, Allan, 261, 266 Schiidroth, Robert, 307 Schindler, Barbara, 263 Schmitt, Carl, 301 Schmit, George, 104; 119, 268 Schmit, John, 301! Schneider, Terrence, 93, 258, 267 Schoenbaum, Stephen, 282 Scholtz, Philip, 218, 245 Schott, Richard, 153, 245 Schreiber, Errol, 304 Schreiber, William, 98 Schuh, Nancy, 130, 174, 182, 248 Schuhmann, Joyce, 263 Schuhmann, Philip, 218 Schuler, Gloria, 84, 96, 118, 121, 142, 143, 229, 242 Schulman, David, 250 Schulten, Maurice, 153, 245 Schultz, Carol, 149, 242 Schultze, Sydney, 99, 113, 134 Schwantes, Shirley, 139, 242 Schweers, Robert, 130 Scofield, Edward, 283 Scofield, Rod, 111, 113, 116, 117, 155, 245 Scot, Billy, 151, 248 Scott, Karen, 250 Searcy, James, 255 Sears, Thomas, 258, 267 Segrest, James, 108, 158, 242, 252 Seitz, Jan, 151, 248 Seligman, Jerry, 283 314 Sellins, Jeffrey, 304 Sells, Gloria, 121, 245 Shanklin, James, 282 Shapiro, Harry, 275, 276 Shapiro, Morris, 157 Sharpe, James, |71 Sheehan, Richard, 98, 101, 118, 305 Sheeran, Dinah, 118, 143, 229, 245, 252 Shelby, Catherine, 139, 170, 174, 242 Shelton, Joyce, 245 Shepherd, Jack, 258 Sheppard, Celeste, 103, 130, 149, 245 Sherrill, Hellen, 307 Shields, Mary, 293 Shifrin, Sara, 132, 242 Shipway, John, 161, 302 Shirley, George, 274 Shively, Eugene, 129, 250 Shoemaker, Leo, 302 Sievers, Richard, 245 Silverman, John, 230, 255 Simms, Rod, 151, 250 Simpson, Sondra, 132 Singer, James, 248 Sisco, Rebecca, 286 Skaggs, Marilyn, 145, 245 Skidmore, Hugh, 126, 259, 261, 266 Slone, James, 258, 267 Slusser, Elaine, 132, 242 Smith, Carol, 242 Smith, Gerald, 199 Smith, Harold, 258, 266 Smith, Harold R., 275, 277 Smith, James, 230 Smith, Jerry Ray, 300 Smith, Kenneth, 282 Smith, Margaret, 120, 148, 149, 245 Smith, R., 112 Smith, Robert, 307 Smith, Ronald, 256 Smith, Rondall, 255 Smith, Samuel, 201 Smith, Sandra, 264 Smith, Thomas, 256 Smoot, Charles, 113, 155, 245, 256 Smyth, Ronald, 230, 245 Smythe, William, 262 Snoddy, Patricia, 130, 149, 250 Snook, Spencer, 153, 301 Snyder, Ronald, 275, 276 Soete, Paul, 302 SoJourner, Richard, 258, 267 Soper, Phillip, 153, 304 South, Carolyn, 307 Spalding, Richard, 245 Spanyer, John G., 153, 302 Sparling, John, 307 Spaulding, Malinda, 141, 248 Speevack, Perry, 22! Spellman, William, 307 Spiritus, Lily, 250 Spragens, William, 248 Stackhouse, Wilford, 242 Stahl, Sandra, 145, 229, 248 Starks, William, 201 Starns, Robert, 199, 229 Steedly, Gary, 151, 248 Steinfeld, Carroll, 282 Stevens, Alyce, 141, 162, 248 Stich, Charles, 199 Stiebling, Charles, 242 Stivers, Bruce, 255 Stober, George, 307 Stoler, Barry, 285 Stone, Arthur, 262 Stone, Barbara, 250 Stone, Rebecca, 245 Stoneberger, Thomas, 306 Strange, John, 151, 250 Stratton, James, 306 Stribling, Joyce, 242 Stripling, Jon, 201, 242 Stroud, Edwin, 259, 266 Struck, Sandi, 94, 99, | 13, 139, 248, 252 Stultz, Robert, 153, 250 Sturgeon, Thomas, | 1, 69, 168, 22! Sturm, Margaret, 263 Sugarman, Donald, 103, 130 Sullivan, Nancy, 130, 148, 149, 245 Sullivan, Robert, 151, 302, 303 Sullivan, Terrence, 252 Sussman, Anne, 250 Sutkamp, Jerry, 91, 282, 283, 287 Sut, Alvin, 153, 245 Swann, Meredith, 102, 107, 145, 242 Swem, Susan, 264 Tabor, Peggy. 248 Tagliarino, Estelle, 250 Tallent, Wallace, 304 Tallman, Michael, 248 Tarter, Edward, 255 Taylor, Barbara, 145, 250 Taylor, Jack, 93, 260, 267 Taylor, William, 250 TeVault, R. Kent, 97 Thacker, George, 153, 243 Thaweekulwat, Elizabeth, 290 Thieman, Edwin, 305 Thomas, Juanita, 248 Thomas, Lawrence, 255 Thomas, Nancy, 130, 149, 250 Thomas, Samuel, 104 Thomas, William, 243 Thompson, Bobby, 259, 267 Thompson, Dale, 51, 245 Thompson, Gary, 250 Thompson, Joseph, 98, 243 Thompson, P., 96, 117 Thompson, William, 158, 245 Thornton, Arthur, 93 Thurman, David Highbaugh, 285, 288 Thurman, Stephen Scott, 129 Tillman, Sherron, 180, 243 Tomlin, Jerrold E., 282 Torstrick, Richard Carroll, 305 Townes, David E., 282 Townsend, Larry Gene, 256 Trafton, Judith, 143, 229, 243 Travis, Katherine, 139, 250 Travis, William Clifton, 155, 248 Trevarthen, William Roy, 259, 267 Triplett, Ruth Emma, 101, 300, 301 Trumble, J., 305 Tucker, Charles S., 307 Tucker, Cheryl, 250 Tucker, Glenn, 151, 248, 252 Tucker, Kenneth A., 233, 243 Tucker, Larry Kendall, 151, 246 Tuell, Robert, 151, 248 Turner, Bonnie Jean, 130, 229, 248 Twilley, Elizabeth, 145, 250 Tyler, Janet, 130, 139, 250 Tyler, Joellen, 243 Tyler, Larry David, 115, 155, 300, 303 Underwood, William Franklin, 150, 151, 246 Ungaro, Nancy Marie, 107, 116, 118, 145, 248 Urlan, Robert, 153, 233, 255, 256 Van Arsdale, Herbert, 274, 277 Vance, Dorothy M., 250 Vance, Stuart M,, 104 Vanderpool, Gerald Eugene, 284 Varney, Frank Thomas, 282, 287 Verser, Dam Walter, 305 Villier, Charles J., Jr., 300, 303 Vincent, Floyd M., Jr., 306 Vogel, Chester Allen, 301 Waflart, Theodore Albert, 160, 162 Waford, Carol Ruth, 264 Walker, James Dudley, 282 Walker, Marelan A., 307 Walker, Vicky Sue, 143, 250 Wallace, Jack G., 92, 103, 282, 287 Wallace, Paul Roger, 130, 248 Wallace, William Earl, 255 Warrick, Daniel, 117, 153, 248 Warwick, Judith, 108, 130, 148, 162 Washer, Robert, 245 Watkins, Don, 300, 305 Watts, Richard, I51, 248 Webb, Alton, 100, 246 Webb, Brenda, 307 Weber, Bruce, 255 Weber, Margaret, 246 Weisenberger, Richard, 275 Weiss, Allan, 109, 275, 278 Weissmueller, Milan, 246 Weldon, Sharon, 130, 132, 139, 246 Wells, Kendrick, 155, 246 Wendelken, Charles, 305 Wenk, Robert, 282, 289 Wessel, James, 230 Wetherton, Lynne, 132, 138, 139, 243 Wheeler, Chalmer, 283, 288 White, Daniel, 98, 110, 130, 155, 246, 252 White, Gerald, 201 White, Thomas, 156, 248 Whitehead, Eddie, 201 Whitlock, Bruce, 250 Whitted, Ann, 243 Whitted, M., 143 Whittington, Maria, 243 Whittler, John, 229 Wich, Walter, 290 Widmer, David, 93, 97, 259, 267 Wiedmer, Joyce, 246 Wigginton, Beverly, 139, 246 Wilcox, William, 153, 303 Wilding, Joyce, 147, 229, 243 Wilkerson, Frank, 282, 287 Wilkinson, Susan, 146, 147, 243 Williams, Jo, 250 Williams, Kenneth, 282, 287 Williams, Richard, 130, 251 Wilson, Doris, 243 Wilson, Patricia, 147, 229, 292 Wilson, Patricia, 133 Wilson, Richard, 275 Winburn, Richard, 251 Wine, Leo, 132 Winstandley, Lora, 243 Witt, Cornelius, 93 Witte, Ann, 248 Witz, Joseph, 243 Wolf, Robert, 304 Wolfe, Glenda, 291 Wolfe, Keene, | 17 Wolfe, Norman, 306 Wong, Elizabeth, 110, 132, 243, 246 Wood, Perry, 100 Wooding, Grace, 130, 159, 246 Woodring, John, 158, 251 Woodward, Jimmy, 261, 267 Woolsey, Winfield, 248 Worful, Barbara, 271 Workman, Marjorie, 84, 271 Worley, James, 90, 93 Wright, David, 246 Wright, Orville, 251 Wyssbrod, Herman, 83, 101, 159, 162, 300, 305 Yancey, Gregory, 158, 162 Yanoff, Jay, 243 Yarmuth, Michael, 151, 256 Yentsch, Mary Ann, 147, 248 York, Paul, 251 Young, James, 153, 301 Young, Larry, 129, 251 Young, Paul, 282, 287 Young, Yvonne, 248 Zeillmann, Louis, 303 Zeitman, Edward, 129 Zocklein, Clarence, 305 Zoll, Carolyn, 139, 162, 251 Zollinger, Prudence, 108, 143, 246 Zukof, Walter, 285, 289 Zulager, Cheryl, 99 315 ADVERTISERS INDEX Foote Davies, Inc., 319 Dolfingers, 320 Hughes Lumber Co., 320 Gordon's Potato Chips, 320 Alumni Association, 320 T. M. Crutcher Dental Depot, 321 University Book Store, 322 Steidle Chemical Co., 322 Wood Mosaic Co., 322 Delma Studios, 323 Rambler City, 324 Zinks Restaurant, 324 University of Louisville Associates, 324 Pasquales, 325 Hamilton's, 325 Morrison Food Service Inc., 325 Ken's, 326 Standard Oil Company, 326 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Air Force R.O.T.C., 227, 228, 229, 231 Air Force Sponsors, 229 Alpha Epsilon Delta, 103 Alpha Kappa Kappa, 287 Alpha Omega Alpha, 103 Alpha Omega Delta, 265 Alpha Phi Omega, |28, 129 American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 305 American Society of Civil Engineers, 30! American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 303 Arnold Air Society, 230 Arts and Sciences Student Council, 252 Baptist Student Union, 116 Beta Delta, 93, 104 Business School Student Council, 256 Canterbury Club, 117 Cardinal, The, 112, 113 Cardinalettes, |37 Chi Omega, | 38, 139 Circle K, 130 Cwens, 99 Dames Club, 133 Delta Phi Alpha, 102 Delta Sigma Delta, 266 Delta Theta Phi, 275 Delta Upsilon, 150, 151 Delta Zeta, 140, 141 Forge, The, | 14 French Club, 134 Home Economics Club, 133 Interfraternity Council, 162 International Relations Club, 121 Kappa Delta, 142, 143 Lambda Chi Alpha, 152, 153 Louisville Lawyer, 275 Marching Cardinals, 122 Moot Court Club, 276 Mortar Board, 96 Music School Student Council, 291 Naval R.O.T.C., 232, 233, 234 Newman Club, 118 316 Omicron Delta Kappa, 97 Panhellenic Council, 162 Phi Alpha Delta, 275 Phi Chi, 288 Phi Delta, 93 Phi Delta Epsilon, 289 Phi Eta Sigma, 98 Phi Kappa Phi, 95 Phi Kappa Tau, 154, 155 Pi Beta Phi, 144, 145 Pi Delta Epsilon, 102 Pi Gamma Omicron, 130 Pi Kappa Phi, 156 Psi Omega, 267 Religious Council, 116 Sigma Alpha Mu, 157 Sigma Alpha Pi, 100 Sigma Kappa, 146, 147 Sigma Tau, 101 Sociology Club, 132 Speed Engineer, | 15 Speed School Student Council, 300 Speedway, 115 Student American Medical Association, 283 Student Bar Association, 277 Student National Education Association, 132 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 158 Theta Tau, 160, 16! Thoroughbred, The, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111 Triangle, 159 United Campus Christian Fellowship, 119 University Choir, 123 University College Student Council, 307 University Orchestra, 125 University Student Senate, 126, 127 Wesley Club, 120 Who's Who, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 71,92 Women's Recreation Association, 131 Woodcock Society, 94 Zeta Tau Alpha, 148, 149 INE PRINTING SINCE 1887— That’s the story of Foote Davies. Today we have one of the most modern and best equipped plants in the country. And fine Yearbooks have always been an important part of our business. Our craftsmen believe in quality and strive to produce the “best in the Industry.” Our excellent printing doesn’t just happen— it’s a combination of production research, craftsmanship, and painstaking supervision. FOOTE DAVIES Pintors� Lethagraphers� Book Manisfactavers DIVISION OF McCALL CORPORATION 764 MIAMI CIRCLE, N.E. ATLANTA 24, GEORGIA 317 318 CHINA SILVER CRYSTAL GIFTS Almost every Bride Has Selected Her China, Crystal, and Silver at DOLFINGER'S Since 1863 STARKS BUILDING St. MATTHEWS GARDINER LANE Where Your Home Begins GORDON’S HUGHES LUMBER COMPANY “Magic-Pak” POTATO CHIPS Building Material Doors Millwork Windows Fresher with “Magic-Pak” Insulation Shingles Plywood Mouldings Lumber Steel Sash The Same “HUGHES QUALITY” Since 1870 2336 So. Floyd Street, Louisville, Ky. MElrose 7-1433 At GRUNEISEN FrANK HILDENBRAND Congratulations and Good Luck to the CLASS OF SIXTY-THREE THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE A COMPLETE INSTITUTION FOR SERVING THE DENTAL PROFESSION J. RAY KENNEDY Manager of our branch at the DENTAL SCHOOL Brook Broadway. Come visit with us either at the Dental School or at our main store at 640 South Third. T. M. 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