University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 282 of the 1965 volume:

i an ee C- “me r aes e i ments =! irpeallnc Deere tee aoe = cer Bene es ert SS: io Paks E omer cs hs Sst Ail Ne i th vu rear ea eal : ee Se —— a | es Sghae Bee a Lie hit i ‘ Se et’, et Thoroughbred ’65 University of Louisville Sherrill Redmon, Editor-in-Chief Patrick Keohane, Photographer Loren Jeffries, Designer Glendon Tyler, Business Manager ooo ie ie ad This is a book about a year and the people who made it. The ones who walked through the double-paned glass doors of the Library and ambled across a springtime campus hand-in-hand instead of studying for zoology. The ones who soaped the fountain and Marched for Football, who wrote letters to the editor and who did not write letters to the editor (6942 strong, the latter.) Ones who suggest- ed in all seriousness that an albino turkey be dyed red as a panacea for football ills. Ones who never went to class but Xeroxed their buddies’ notes page by page. And the ones who drove to class from the dormitory lot. This book is the story of the people and the year. The University’s location in the middle of an urban area which is being torn down by Urban Renewal results in a mixture of acade- mic serenity and social urgence, an atmosphere reflected by the student body itself in its extremes of classical scholars and liberal agi- tators. The Bronx and Paducah send their young people to study here; accents of Ala- bama, Cleveland, and Djakarta mingle on campus. The gathering places provide a field day for budding sociologists. It is different from last year and two years from now the situation will have become merely nostalgic. Dormitory students stick together; Louisville independents hang around the back of the SUB or go home for lunch, while the Lambda Chi’s have become extroverted lately, often emerg- ing from the chapter house for lunch. Ivy League drop-outs, like in past years, maintain headquarters in the first six tables of the SUB, and Delta Upsilon favors the Cardinal Inn. Patrons of the defunct Golden Horseshoe now swell the Wednesday and Saturday night crowds at the Zanzibar, UL’s answer to Maury’s. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Where have you been since ten? At the Fashion Post. What all did you buy? Two club ties. It took you three hours to buy two ties? Well, I dropped by Sam’s to return the swim- ming trunks I borrowed last year at the club. Ted, where are you going tonight? To hell and back. Who’s Helen Back? “As regards kissing, a wager may be laid as to which will get hold of the lips of the other first. If the woman loses, she should pretend to cry, should keep her lover off by shaking her hands, and turn away from him and dispute with him saying, ‘let another wager be laid’. If she loses this a second time, she should appear doubly distressed, and when her lover is off his guard or asleep, she should get hold of his lower lip, and hold it in her teeth, so that it should not slip away, and then she should laugh, make a loud noise, deride him, dance about, and say whatever she likes in a joking way, moving her eyebrows, and rolling her eves.” The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana 10 der a x BRE Sa 16 17 “Where is the Hellene woman who guards this temple? Has she already performed the first rites over the strangers? Are their bodies already brightly burning within the holy shrine?” Euripides: Iphigenia Among the Taurians 21 Members of the Interfraternity Council are Don Adams, Assistant Dean of Men; Bud Boudreaux, Tau Kappa Epsilon; Stan Ignatow, Sigma Alpha Mu; John Shipway, Theta Tau; Harvey Kogan, Zeta Beta Tau; seated: Chuck Kingon, Triangle; Dick Bischoff, Phi Kappa Tau. The officers of Interfraternity Council are Jack Minan, Treasurer; Don Cox, Vice-Presi- dent; Scot Davis, Secretary; seated: Rod Wil- liams, President. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Panhellenic Council is made up of representatives from each women’s fraternity. Officers are Pat Snoddy, President; Pam Rowe, Vice- President; and Sue Runner, Treasurer. Not pictured is Carol Zoll, Secretary. We, the fraternity women of America, stand for preparation for service through character building inspired in the close contact and deep friendship of fraternity life. To us, fraternity life is not the enjoyment of special privileges but an opportunity to prepare for wide and wise human service. from the Panhellenic Creed 24 Officers of Delta Zeta are Aina Nonacs, Rush Chairman; Sue Runner, President; Carol Al- el derman, Pledge Trainer; Malinda Spaulding, Historian. YY € ( e, LV in git Kapre pot orn The officers of Chi Omega are seated, Carol Zoll, President; Susie Porter, Vice-President; Nancy Gutekunst, Treasurer; Sandy Richardson, Secretary; Cynthia Koshewa, Pledge Trainer. The officers of Delta Mu Sigma are Mary Kay Shields, Treasurer; Joi-Jan Llewellyn, Presi- dent; Donna Hoog, Secretary; Iris Carter, Historian; Nina Ralph, Vice-President. The officers of Delta Upsilon are Jan Seitz, Treasurer; Donn Adams, Vice-President; Scott Davis, President; Stan Grubbs, Secretary. 31 oo ERS; WOISVILLE The officers of Zeta Beta Tau are Richard Dean, Secretary; Mark Rosen, Historian; Irv Sherman, Vice-President; Richard Baum, Treasurer; seated: Harvey Kogan, President. 34 Officers of Zeta Tau Alpha are Judy Gay, Treasurer; Carlene Vogel, Secretary; Betty Counts, Vice-President; Pat Snoddy, President. vc Officers of Theta Tau are Mike McCaffery, Vice-President; Gerald Boyle, Treasurer; John =f) Shipway, President; Don Hinton, Secretary. wy Ae ANNOUNCES 37 Officers of Kappa Delta are Pam Rowe, President; Jennifer Pruitt, Vice-President and Pledge Trainer; Bonnie Turner, Treasurer; missing is Jane Asher, Secretary. 38 Officers of Lambda Chi Alpha are Bruce Ames, Treasurer; Jack Minan, President; Charles — wam GI GS ; — — ie Brown, Vice-President; Martin Meadows, Secretary. Officers of Pi Kappa Phi are Barret Birnsteel, Secretary; Don Cox, President; David Rhodes, Treasurer; and Randy Gatz, Vice-President. 40 Officers of Sigma Alpha Mu are: Daniel Levin, Vice-Prior; Ira Braunstein, Recorder; Jerry Schwartz, Exchequer; seated: Stanley Ignatow, Prior. 1 y | 41 oe) Officers of Nu Sigma Chi are Bruce Ashley, Vice-President; Avery Friedman, President; and Dick Taylor, Secretary. 44 Officers of Pi Beta Phi are Marjorie Hilbers, Secretary; Nancy Ungaro, Vice-President; Barbara Taylor, Pledge Supervisor; Mary Beth Rose, Treasurer; missing, Sandra Stahl, President. | Fas A esa re eathe f Pltack it Stang=eeethe : Black cted by= Dix ott C OF is Seige ss Officers of Sigma Kappa are Kay Ellsworth, Secretary; Ruth Ford, Treasurer; Glenda Potts, President; Cathy Hall, Pledge Supervisor; Carol Schmitt, Vice-President. 48 Officers of Tau Kappa Epsilon are Bud Boudreaux, Treasurer; Jack Woodring, Vice-President; Lee Early, Secretary; seated: Rodney Williams, President. 49 50 Officers of Phi Kappa Tau are Bill Doolittle, Secretary; Richard Bischoff, President; Alan Morris, Treasurer; David Huber, Vice-President. wn Ww Officers of Triangle are Scott Kelly, Recording Secretary; Chuck Kinyon, IFC Representative; Sean Raffer, Treasurer; John Talipsky, Vice-President; seated: Louis Degener, President; miss- ing: Wayne Morse, Corresponding Secretary. e Pa ase TO OMNIA tn Oo “You are glib, glib; but you must die, none-the-less!” Euripides: Andromache 54 Hundreds of UL students, not knowing that three months later the entire football program would come within five votes of being abol- ished from campus, twisted chicken wire, papier-mached, and painted desperately to meet the deadline for Football Homecoming displays. The competition, to draw alumni of the University ostensibly home to applaud, and incidentally to contribute, was won by Lambda Chi Alpha and Chi Omega; Theta Tau and Pi Beta Phi placed second. In the one pep rally of the year, coeds and fraternity men made it a point to create as much noise and confusion as possible, in a warm hearted attempt to pep up the football team’s sagging season effort. 61 Linesman Harry Bockman, above, also serves as ID checker before University sporting events. Harry has kept 3,472 tricksters as well as 759 students and 46 faculty members out of basketball games this year, plans a novel system for next year whereby all UL family members would be fingerprinted and checked at games. Record: Louisville — w OoONUNOK OD ao Western Michigan Southern Illinois -............. North Texas Dayton Tulsa Marshall _. Wichita Kent State Memphis State - : ) Fig eae a ay pee RIPE SPP Ly rts 63 At left are UL football coaches Frank Camp, Head Coach; J. D. Dunn; Clark Wood; Mario Cheppo. 64 Bright spot in a dismal season was future Chicago Bear Tom La Framboise, who broke several passing records set by Johnny Unitas. La Framboise was among the top 10 passers in the country for the second year, was second leading passer in the MVC. Perhaps the best lineman to wear Cardinal colors, Doug Buffone made the MVC All Star team and All American honorable mention. He will serve as captain of next year’s team after setting a new school record for defensive play with 138 tackles and 39 assists in 1964. 66 67 North Texas Blanks UL 22-0; Defeat Counts as Double Loss. —The Cardinal At left: Assistant Freshman Coach Harold Adams and Freshman Coach John Dromo. If it is true that, as Head Basketball Coach Peck Hickman said earlier this year, success is the true measure of a good coach, then the University has a fine one in him. In what was expected to be a year of rebuilding, the first season of MVC competition, Coach Hick- man led the Cardinals to a more than re- spectable 15-10 record, ending his twenty- first year of consistent and often spectacular success here. The 1965 Thoroughbred takes the occassion of his 400th win to express the appreciation of UL and the community for this outstanding contribution to the sports picture. Wa Ie 1964 University of Louisville Basketball Team: front row, left to right: Eddie Whitehead, Tony Herold, Jerry Bergdoll, Eddie Creamer, Dave Gilbert, Tom Finnegan, and Wade Houston; back row: Coach Peck Hickman, Larry Holman, Joe Liedke, John Reuther, Judd Rothman, Tom Mineard, Bill Windchy, Dennis Clifford, and Assistant Coach John Dromo. Record: Louisville USEDEMCEO WE) hese ct casseseaseerestees shssaousasvussaacctuucpaucuccsbene 74 Marquette Cincinnati ... Syracuse De Paul ....... Bellarmine lelctell a iee. papery asus dcanssi ton Wacgustyesceracanvonarett Georgia Tech -71 NJANUEP DIG, te ty, cceersecnvesstevecseuee eae 80 MO rekon c= heca gees stein pe hep euseeheoocoeee oe hes euteessoenen 64 LaSalle 80 Tulsa ..... -76 North Texas .. ES sph is ei Ee 68 Tay gua tee Gate eee etree Sac eer ep eee Pern orate 66 Cincinnati ...... =80 DA VUNE oes cassscns- coenancscaugegssececstvscesuueecisesesusu commtaceraas 83 NYAS se i eee ae. ae ener mere eee eM arn ome 96 Tulsa aoe ...67 Uy Fey gl 1 Ga eae: |e eee pee Sener easy BACs scons ee sarasessepeets Ee eae St. Louis a PP ne ae Drake ...... Dayton ....... SD ik hess sac een dat Soe eeesgynn ste eesecanscccursascavcceasserseiace WA Bctilt a scossoecey mataeevet assesses Peete sigcessuasaupetnonaeanaialgeon 70 1964 University of Louisville Freshman Basketball Team: front row, left to right: Steve Buck, Don Rawlings, Alan Hyman, Fred Holden, Ellis Bryant, and Jim Shelton; back row: Assistant Freshman Coach Harold Adams, George Rawlings, Bobby Marin, Westley Unseld, Jack Norris, Bob Gorius, and Freshman Coach John Dromo; seated in front: Manager Ricky Bressler. 74 John Reuther, varsity scoring and rebounding ace, led the MVC in both Record: categories to receive conference and Player of the Year awards. Tall, lanky Reuther captained the 1964 team, was near-unanimous choice for Louisville the MVC All Star Team. His stylish play and friendly, steady atti- 127 tude made him a favorite with students and community alike. 111 1 117 104 132 106 129 97 165 101 85 110 Opponent Ky. Wesleyan .......... Cumberland Hanover ... Centre” suis cac: Transylvania .. Lou. All Stars .. Bellarmine ..........- Franklin Sue Bennett Lee’s Jr. College ave Villa Madonna ........ Lindsey Wilson .. Campbellsville New school record —I uw Future All-American Westley Unseld sparked the Baby Birds to a 15-0 record and set an all-time scoring record for frosh players with an aver- age 35.8 points and 23.6 rebounds per game. Rumors of this big boy’s ability and flash brought fans to the 6:15 p.m. freshman basketball games in droves as large as those at the varsity games. 76 TENNIS The tennis team advanced to the finals of the MVC doubles championship after scoring four shut-outs in regular season play. The cham- pionship tourney was hosted by UL in our first season of conference competition. Members of the team are: Bill Hayes, Bahman Abtahi, Paul Merkel, Larry Morris, Joe Turk, Mike Kleiner, and Don Burns. 1964 Record: Louisville Opponent Ky. Wesleyar Transylvania .. Dayton Transylvania Bellarmine ... Grand Rapids Jr. Col. QiRGINNath ccccecessaccexe Ky. Wesleyan Cincinnati ... Western Kentucky Bellarmine Xavier ... Western Kentucky — ON WN Uw oo OPP! 78 SWIMMING BASEBALL UL’s fourth place ranking this year in the MVC was achieved with Ken Carlson’s record three home runs in one game occured in a only three varsity swimmers. With ten freshmen team members primed successful 1964 baseball season for the Cardinals, who were runners-up for next year, the outlook is bright. in the MVC and broke another record with a season total of 32 home runs. 1965 Record: . 1964 Record: Louisville Opponent 10 IE SS ECTINN Rela es satsc sg cx beet cs oacres alte eis cc ezine ctesee eceemeanes 80 Louisville Opponent 15 Sewanee .... - 15 PUPAE VETER s Soancgearases ecsysd eee ee ae 4 22 Union ........ 8 Transylvania sen) 13 Alabama 3 Wy Wes reat ao. og se on eek Barapa acy eee ccaueeeer ae 6 25 IESG Yess sce ern racer rane eens emeeecas eens remaseceewn astene see 7 Ergin ie eae MMM MA 2 pein Sass Ar see E See 5 15 Cincinnati .. a 12 Franklin .... Say 10 Vanderbilt _.. a 1 Anderson .. oes 21 St. Louis -......:.-. - 12 SANTEIPESOTNS eee ce ee 3 99 NAT RSONAE Teva ccowureoxeresscan sacs 8 Earlham ............. =) 23 University of Kentucky 14 Earlham bei 0 Evansville .. aie 12 Hanover .... ao 5 RanOWeR: ecco eee psn sens sod 7 IRV. NOBLE VANS car cce cence essen tnendten eee m0) 5 Wabash ........ Pa) 11 Wabash ...... mat 6 Hanover ........ ei 14 |S Eve Tay aes rere ee re pee eee eae ea RNR I en cen 9 FF Ca Tert aby 1 ey aoe cre copra ere ee eee ore ee ae 12 3 Berea ....:.. a. 4 1 etea !c.ccsc seed 4 15S ES rh nee et AE te er nee 3 79 Freshman Terry Shinkle followed now-profes- sional Jim Ferriell in leading UL’s golf team to a fine 15-3 record in 1964’s match play, culminating in a fifth place position in the MVC and third in the Indiana University Invitational. Above: Jim Ferriell and Golf Coach John Dromo; below right: Curt Neat tries out his swing before a match at Audubon Country Club. 1964 Record: Louisville Opponent 224 Kentucky .... . 44 19 Cumberland pee 8 Indiana University -........... 19 15 Vanderbilt 12 174 Aquinas - 34 154, Western Michigan ............ 24 20% Bellarmine)... 64 Ce URN SEEN hs ene een 14 UB WNCHUMCKY: carsaccusasarcg teen 84 23. Hanover ... 26 = Franklin .. 1 U9) AWE aceteeree ec seneerecesee 2 224 Bellarmine ... 144 Xavier FOF “Hanover... -ei e 14 80 INTRAMURALS The University’s intramural program, one of the most comprehensive in the country, is di- rected by Ellis Mendelssohn, bottom left on In top photo, Phi Kappa Tau’s intramural football team plans to stomp Lambda Chi Alpha’s into the ground of the Quadrangle. Lois Massie directs the Women’s Recreation Association in a variety of athletic contests. Bottom right: Sigma Kappa hockey players stampede down the field to another goal. Also included in the intramural pro- gram are basketball, swimming, tennis, volley ball, bowling, soccer, table tennis, horseshoes, handball, and others. next page. 81 z OICK P LE adits 82 1964-65 saw some major shake-ups in the University political scene. Presidents of three student councils were independents, two of them run on Greek tickets . . . several independents won class office. An even bigger upset came with the Delta Upsilon-Lambda Chi Alpha combine sweep into leadership in the College student Council in the first election of this type open to the student body, which voted 800- strong. Greeks maintained a strong hold on most campus organizations at year’s end, however, with scarcely an independent to be seen as a beauty queen, officer of political power. An uprising by the dormi- tories was feared by combine leaders, who tried with uncertain success t o incorporate out-of-town students into already-existing political structures. Among top political figures of the year . . . David Huber, running the Phi Tau combine with a new soft-sell attitude . . . Stan Grubbs, the other side’s political dynamite who should win the top fraternity trophy for Delta Upsilon singlehandedly . . . Pickle Hirsch, least well-known political organizer on campus but the most powerful . . . Geoffrey Morris, in the background this year but passing out with one win at last under his belt. 83 Cre | § =a A = — — i a = aes — —} pas aad 84 Constructive activism, a rare phenomenon at this University, was shown by the group of students who spent three days of Spring Vacation working in various capacities with families in Spruce, Spring, and Carol Two, Ky. The students, many of them members of the United Campus Christian Fellowship, were led by Advisor Bob Baker in such activities as school-room renovation, out-house construction, and balloon’ inflation. The children of Spruce were introduced by their UL visitors to the delights of cultural learning; an Indian student, for example, demon- strated the intricacies of her sari. Super-star Lyman Johnson con- tributed to the physical life of the little community with a basketball exhibition, and the troup returned to the Big City, full of enthusiasm over people and life in Appalachia. 85 86 Close harmony and clever style gave Delta Upsilon’s Barbershop Quartet (above) first place in the annual singing contest held in March. Quartet members are Butch Gehring, Bill Scott, Gary Steedly, and Stanley Grubbs. Top sorority group was Chi Omega’s, on next page. Members are Nancy Gutekunst, Sandra Richardson, and Ann Jones. Not pictured is Linda Chadbourne. Second place winners were Kappa Delta and Phi Kappa Tau. 87 88 Focal point of the University social year is the annual Fryberger Sing, held in the Quadrangle each spring. Campus organizations compete for singing honors and top fraternity and sorority trophies, which cul- minate a year’s effort on the part of every Greek group to accumulate as many activity points as possible. Cwens, Mortar Board, and Omicron Delta Kappa tap their newly-elected members, and the student councils announce their outstanding undergraduate awards. In 1964 Phi Kappa Tau and Threlkeld Hall North took first place in the Fryberger Sing, with Chi Omega and Delta Upsilon coming in second. Phi Kappa Tau and Chi Omega received the Outstanding Fraternity and Sorority trophies. 89 And when thyself with shining Foot shall pass Among the Guests Star-scatter’d on the Grass, And in thy joyous Errand reach the Spot Where I made one — turn down an empty Glass! Rubyaiyat of Omar Khayyam 90 91 92 DOMGURGER = PLAIN DOL GURGER PLAIN DF RENCH FRED POT. Ca MoT GOS CML! GRALED CHEESE FRED STEAK SANONICH : FREDSTEM “9 TUNA SALAD BANDA OH CHICKEN SALAD TOAST. BUT TER JELLY ebes EACH SAUGAGE PATTIE GACON 2 STRIPS HOT CEREAL ORY CEREAL The opening of Crawford Gymnasium in September added a new dimension to intramural and extramural activities. 94 96 97 98 Ken Rich Distinguished and penetrating speakers visited the University during the past year. Near- presidential candidate William Scranton, R.- Pa., spoke on the College Student Council’s Political Seminar Series this spring. Other speakers include Countess Alexandra Tolstoy (on this page), daughter of the novelist; Kansas Republican representative Ellsworth, keynoting the Mock GOP Convention; Carter Davidson, head of the liberal arts colleges association, who spoke on the Berkeley prob- lem; and Louis Leakey, noted anthropologist. Poets speaking here were Anthony Ostroff and Robert Sward, who entertained the Coffee House crowd with anecdotes on narcotics and reading of his poetry. Goldwater supporters nearly had it in the bag after weeks of concentrated back-room politics, but Scranton and Lodge advocates combined forces at the last minute to nom- inate the latter as Republican candidate for president at UL’s Mock GOP Convention last spring. David Osterlund and floor managers cried that the results, which also saw Senator Morton chosen for the vice presidential nom- inee, were contrary to actual national political facts, and were further mortified when the con- vention passed a platform calling for civil rights action. Cliff Travis was drawling as a southern radical; Frank Howe, head of the Connecticut delegation, surprised no one by going for Goldwater. 99 100 “Several hundred University students pro- tested the abolishment of UL’s football pro- gram during a mass rally in front of the Administration Building Wednesday night. “The Thinker joined students in wearing a black armband to mourn the ‘possible loss of football here’. The rally was intended by its Delta Upsilon ringleaders to organize student opposition to a recent Facualty Senate recom- mendation to abolish football. “The picketing students, numbering upwards of 300 by ten o'clock Wednesday night, were led by Delta Upsilon’s Larry Magnus. The crowd had dwindled to 25 by midnight. ‘‘It is wonderful to see such spirit,’ said Dean of Students Dave Lawrence, who was present for a few minutes at the rally, ‘but we can't get this many people out to a pep rally.” ” The Cardinal, Friday 12, 1965 102 Like most universities and colleges throughout the country, the Univer- sity of Louisville has been engaged in a building program. We have adopted an extensive and handsome plan for the development of Belknap Campus and are in the process of seeking funds for new build- ings in the Medical Center for our Medical and Dental Schools. These are not the only signs of progress at the University. We are proud that we have more Ph.D.’s on our faculty than ever before, that we secure a goodly number of Woodrow Wilson and Fulbright Fellowships each year, and that we can be more and more selective in choosing our freshman classes in all divisions. These are the outward and visible signs of success. They are not in themselves the measure of the strength of an institution. That strength comes from the character and quality of the people who make up the University students and faculty alike who must be united in a meaningful, coherent relationship, who have a common purpose and are working toward a common goal in which each has a real part. If an institution is to be effective in the sense that it has influence in the affairs of men, the separate groups that make up the University must have a sense of its larger purpose. They must be united in an under- standing of what they are trying to do. Then and then only, is there an inner and spiritual grace. In common, everyday language, it is people, not bricks, that make a university. And I think we have those people at the University of Louisville. Philip Davidson President 103 Woodrow M. Strickler, Executive Vice President William J. McClothlin, Vice President Lo dated Epitoe-- J. Murray Kinsman, Vice President ee ae ETS A AE TS The Board of Trustees, official policy-making body of the University, selects the president, adopts each year’s budget, and makes final de- cisions in important matters of administration. From left to right: Miss Eleanor Turner, Secretary to the President, Adele Brandeis, Edwin G. Middleton, Eli H. Brown III, Chairman, Baylor Landrum, Henry Offutt, John B. Collis, Judge Marlow Cook. Not pictured: Eugene D. Hill, Arthur Almstedt, Dr. Oscar Miller, Archibald Cochran. 105 Richard L. Barber, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Pollyanna B. Wood, Assistant to the Dean. Fred B. Bentley, Assistant Dean. 106 William C. Huffman, Dean of University College. 107 Donn Smith, Dean of the School of Medicine. Charles E. Wagner, Assistant Dean. John W. Brown, Assistant Dean. Opposite: Robert C. Ernst, Dean of Speed Scientific School; right. Stanley Fisher, Head of Cooperative Department and Placement; bot: tom left. Russell Hayes, Assistant to Mr. Fisher; top left. 108 Robert Whitney, Dean of The School of Music Marlin Volz, Dean of the School of Law Raymond Myers, Dean of the School of Dentistry 110 Frederick Stamm, Acting Dean of Business School. Kenneth W. Kindelsperger, Dean of the Kent School of Social Work. 111 David Lawrence, Dean of Students. Donald Adams, Assistant Dean of Men. Doris N. Stokes, Dean of Women Barbara Burns, Assistant Dean of Women David A. McCandless, Director of the Southern Police Institute. George L. Brodschi, Director of the International Center. Wade Woods, Director of Buildings and Grounds, right; Philip Chamberlain, Assistant Registrar, left; William Davidson, Bursar, middle; Richard Warren, Director of Univer- sity Development, top right; John M. Houch- ens, Registrar, bottom right. Evelyn Schneider, Head Librarian, left; C. P. Dunbar, Head of In- stitutional Services, bottom left; Norbert Elbert, Comptroller, bottom right. Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to eat a peach? I shall wear white flannel trousers, and walk upon the beach. I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each. I do not think that they will sing to me. I have seen them riding seaward on the waves Combing the white hair of the waves blown back When the wind blows the water white and black. We have lingered in the chambers of the sea By sea-girls wreathed with seaweed red and brown Till human voices wake us, and we drown. T. S. Eliot in The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock 117 + at ac) ? SS coe ee ee ee) hes re Vincent Tagliarino, School of Dentistry. John Prangnell, College of Arts and Sciences sculpture department. 118 119 James Byrd, dramatics instructor in the Col- of Arts and Sciences and University Col- Mary Jo Fink, College of Arts and Sciences French department. Barbara Burns, Assistant Dean of Women and English instructor in the College of Arts and Sciences. Charles Crodel, fine arts department of the College of Arts and Sciences. Gordon Williams, Speed School department of chemical engineering. wm Henry Chodkowski, College of Arts and Sciences fine arts department, left. PRE ee pepe bee So : 29 ‘ oe pit ds Spethy pas etl sheowgps tron 2 23 tems pe Saas b= — ree Se Suen i OR” Ay ioe oa i moms Mees p he 126 127 “You ought to be punished for your vile sophistries.” Euripides in Bacchants OMICRON DELTA KAPPA The officers of the men’s leadership honorary are: Morton Walker, Faculty Secretary; Wayne Hay, President; Dr. Laurence Howe, Advisor. 128 A g ' 42 0pue | MORTAR BOARD The officers of the senior women’s honorary are: Joyce Cornell, Vice President; Sydney Patterson-Schultze, President; Patti Clark, Treasur- er; Elaine Eppinger Steinburg, Secretary. 129 PHI ETA SIGMA The officers of the freshman men’s honorary are: John Overley, Treas- urer; Joseph Brooks, Vice-President; Terry Waldman, Secretary; John Renner, President CWENS The officers of the sophomore women’s honorary are: Martha Chute, Vice-President; Birdie Wan Hooser, Advisor; Bonnie Bryan, President; Sandy Richardson, Junior Advisor. EAGLE AND ANCHOR SOCIETY The officers of the NROTC honorary are: R. L. Lasky, Secretary; J. F. Shipway, President; H. J. Brown, Jr., Vice-President; A. J. Battista Treasurer ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY The officers of the AFROTC honorary are: John Bishop, Administra- tive Officer; James Hoskins, Executive Officer; Errol Wilkins, Com- manding Officer; Stan Hand, Operations Officer; James Buyck, Comp- troller. oe PSI CHI The officers of the psychology honorary are: Hayward Osborne, Vice- President; Laurence Hartlage, President; Bonnie Wright, Secretary; Evelyn Blume, Treasurer. SIGMA PI SIGMA The officers of the physics honorary are: Dr. Joel Gwinn, Advisor; Donn Adams, Vice-President; Paul Thomas, President; John Kielkopf, Secretary; John Woodring, Treasurer. wn ALPHA EPSILON DELTA The officers of the pre-med honorary are: Vera Barnett, Secretary; Stan Hand, President; Stan Grubbs, Vice-President; Ken Kelsen, Treasurer. 136 w PI DELTA EPSILON The officers of the journalism honorary are: Donn Adams, President; Sydney Patterson-Schultze, Secretary; not pictured: Chuck Byrne, Vice-President; Linda Eagle, Treasurer. DELTA PHI ALPHA The officers of the German honorary are: Sandi Struck, Vice-President; Dave Nuss, Treasurer; Judy Crosby, Historian; Sandy Richardson, Secretary; Cynthia Koshewa, President; Dr. Leonard Koester, Advisor. PHI LAMBDA UPSILON The officers of the science honorary are: Dr. Thomas Crawford, Ad- visor; J. Thomas Badgett, Treasurer; John McIntire, Secretary; Larry Reverman, President. PI SIGMA ALPHA The officers of the political science honorary are: Sydney Patterson- Schultze, Vice-President; Elaine Eppinger Steinburg, President; Al Farber, Secretary. 140 Donald David Nuss, Arts and Sciences Donald Joseph Hagerty, Speed Opposite: Betsy Jane Bates, Arts and Sciences John McClellan Meredith, Speed William C. Ballard, Jr., Law 142 144 Sandra Lee Struck, Arts and Sciences The 1964-65 edition of Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities includes thirty- two students from the University of Louisville, selected on the basis of their scholarship, par- ticipation and leadership in extra-curricular ac- tivities, citizenship, and service. Uv ® 8) oy wn Z _= re} 2 o o Q =) a +e fs n = rs S et i) Christine Louis, Music ao} o i) ay 22) a 83) s wn f= a ie} Q n= | 3 uw Dy q i=} t3) q Melanie Ann Connell, Arts and Sciences Boyce Nunnally, Jr., Dentistry Robert Charles Ewald, Law 147 Robert Anthony Metry, Law Harry Scott Davis, Jr., Business 148 Bonnie Jean Meyer, Arts and Sciences 149 Robert Edward Snapp, Arts and Sciences Opposite: Sydney Patterson Schultze, Arts and Sciences James David McNeely, Medicine Abraham Carmel, Business toy Victor DeGeorge, School of Dentistry. 152 Stanley Grubbs, Arts and Sciences. Elaine Eppinger, Arts and Sciences. Stanley Hand, Arts and Sciences. Harold Bussell, Kent School of Social Work. Sandra Hauss, School of Business. Alice Holladay, Kent School of Social Work. Jerry Buchanan, School of Medicine Stephen Blackman, School of Medicine Patti Clark, Arts and Sciences J. B. Cassidy, School of Medicine, Who's He She turned away, but with the autumn weather Compelled my imagination many days, Many days and many hours; Her hair over her arms and her arms full of flowers. And I wonder how they should have been together! I should have lost a gesture and a pose. Sometimes these cogitations still amaze The troubled midnight and the noon’s repose. from La Figlia Che Piange by T. S. Eliot 159 160 Pat Wood, Miss Thoroughbred of 1965 Jan Seitz, Mr. Thoroughbred of 1965 161 Right: 1964 Homecoming Queen Pat Wood; above: Homecoming Court beauties clockwise from top left: Chris Harle, Marylee Schmidt, Mary Beth Rose, and Judy Elkins. Above: Basketball Homecoming Queen Judy Elkins; left: Basketball Homecoming Court, from left: Darlene Dennis, Joni Huber, Libby Curry; seated: Patty Johman. Judy Elkins, Navy Queen. Lynne Meena, Air Force Queen. 164 Linda Eagle, 1964 Mountain Laurel Queen Candidate. Jennifer Pruitt, Engineers’ Queen. Judy Elkins, 1965 Mountain Laurel Queen Candidate. 165 Mary Myers, Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. Cynthia Koshewa, Pi Kappa Phi Sweetheart. 166 Mary Beth Rose, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl. Libby Curry, Phi Kappa Tau Dream Girl. 167 Phil Tamplin and Ann Moon, Cardinal Birds, performed at ali the basketball and football games. Vicky Doherty, 1964 Greek Goddess, was elected during Greek Week festivities. Ugly Man Bill Grubb and Lena the Hyena Donna Morton were winners in the annual Alpha Phi Omega sponsored contest. 169 John Anuszewski, Outstanding Freshman Man. Bonnie Bryan, Mortar Board Outstanding Freshman Woman. Stanley Grubbs, Outstanding Sophomore Man. Judy Briggs Steedley, Outstanding Sophomore Woman. The power of the masses remains effective through the instrumentality of mass-organizations, majorities, public opinion, and the actual be- haviour of vast multitudes of men. Yet this power only operates insofar as, from time to time, one individual or another makes the masses understand what they really want, and functions as their representative. Although in the apparatus there seldom appears a leader whose personal aims harmonize with the requirements of a huge aggregate of lives, and who is thus able to maintain his positio while incessantly working for the general advantage, such leaders are requisite now and again, and ‘the right man in the right place’ sometimes crops up as if by chance. Karl Jaspers in Man in the Modern Age Larry Cook, Outstanding Junior Man. Opposite: Bonnie Meyer, Outstanding Junior Woman. Danny White, Outstanding Senior Man. Christine Rust, Outstanding Senior Woman. Mary K. Tachau, 1964 Arts and Sciences Out- standing Alumni Award. 174 175 The year saw a significant struggle for power between the Inter- fraternity Council and the Dean of Students. It was the first time that the Greek organization had forgotten its division into little fraternities and big fraternities in order to fight for additional power as a whole. Strongman for the IFC was Rodney Williams, who maintained that the IFC should rule in fraternity disciplinary matters like the Phi Kappa Tau case. Dean David Lawrence held out for Student Conduct Committee jurisdiction rights; Rodney fought it out on the floor of the Student Senate and in letters to the editor. At year’s end, legislation was pending and the power balance hung on the election of next year’s IFC president. 176 MUSIC SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: B. T. Kimbrough, President. Stand- ing: Samuel Springer, Treasurer; Connie Karem, Vice-President; Mary Kay Shields, Secretary. THRELKELD HALL—NORTH DORMITORY COUNCIL Susan Norfleet, Historian; Amy Arnold, Publicity Chairman; Judi Fleming, President; Susan Rose, Social Chairman; Carol Alderman, Vice-President; Michal Morford, WRA Representative; Ann Jones, Treasurer. 177 BUSINESS SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Tom Gadd, Treasurer; Abraham Carmel, President; James Rutledge, Secretary; and Grover Cleveland Potts, Vice-President. 178 SPEED SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Edsel Crenshaw, Vice-President; Raymond Kulbitskas, President; Paul Summers, Treasurer. 179 UNIVERSITY STUDENT SENATE The Senate is the highest governing body of the University student body. Officers are Stanley Hand, Vice-President; Don Cox, Treasurer; Judy Gay, Corresponding Secre- tary; Rodney Williams, Parliamentarian; and Robert Ewald, President. Not shown is Susan Folan, Recording Secretary. ARTS AND SCIENCES STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Bonnie Jean Meyer, President. Stand- ing: Nancy Tribble, Corresponding Secretary; Betsey Keeling, Parliamentarian; Numa Bou- dreaux, Treasurer; David Huber, Vice-Presi- dent; and Susie Porter, Recording Secretary. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS Ralph Logan, Treasurer; David Wagner, Vice-President; Harry Brown, President; Don Hag- erty, Secretary. 181 CLASS PRESIDENTS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Ernie Allen, Freshman Class; David Huber, Senior Class; Al Bissmeyer, Sophomore Class; Stanley Grubbs, Junior Class. 182 KENT SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL James Fulks, Treasurer; Harold Bussell, Presi- dent; Sammie Neal, Secretary. STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Terry Buchanan, President; Maris Friedman, Secretary-Treasurer. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Dan Dierking, Vice-President; David Osterlund; Charles Ralph Simp- son, III, President; Al Bissmeyer, Treasurer; Margaret Hummel, Sec- retary. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sydney Patterson-Schultze, Publicity Chairman; Cynthia Koshewa, Vice-President; Stanley Grubbs, President; Sherry Greenlee, Secretary. FRESHMAN ADVISORY COUNCIL Front row: Ann Buster, Secretary; Melanie Connell, Vice-President; Susie Porter, Junior representative. Back row: Betsy Bates, Senior representative; Terry Waldman, Sophomore representative; Sandra Richardson, President. 186 187 STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Melinda Spaulding, Corresponding Secretary; Leslie Lindell, Treasurer; Carolyn Erlebacher, President; Gloria Erbele, Historian; Melanie Con- nell, Vice-President; Bonnie Bryan, Secretary. PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Officers of the men’s instrumental music honorary are: Seated: David Love, President; Jim Walker, Jim Ostryniec, Lyman Johnson, David Rose, Jim Stuppy. The University Choir, under the direction of Walter Dahlin, toured Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York during spring vacation. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Helen Kuhn, Secretary; Geoffrey Morris, Vice-President; John Renner, President; Lyman Johnson, Treasurer; Joe Danz, Vice-President. 189 WOMEN'S RECREATION ORGANIZATION Thelma Jones, Secretary; Toni Zirnheld, Treasurer; Basketball Rose Vice-President; Judy Turner, President. ’ 190 RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Gary Steedley, President; Terri Leonhardt, Secretary; Bruce Goreham, Treasurer; Nancy Ungaro, Vice-President. 191 UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Bill Inlow, Vice-President; Alan Morris, President; Rev. Bob Baker, Advisor; Lee Pring, Secretary; Bruce Goreham, Religious Council; Elisabeth Eerenberg, Religious Studies Chairman. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Carol Young, Secretary; Ken Wilson, President; Christie Lewis, Reader; John O'Connor, Treasurer. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Bill Hart, Worship Chairman; Larry Carter, Center Chairman; Clay Copeland, President; Dennis Deems, Mission Chairman. Not pictured: Eugene Shively, Vice-President; Henry Ramser, Director. 194 195 NEWMAN CLUB Officers of the Roman Catholic organization are: Seated: Ed Birchler, President; Jean Kotheimer, Vice-President. Standing: Bob Kessinger, Vice-President; Regina Wakin, Dormitory Representative; Jerry Prather, Bea Guarneschelli, Social Chairmen; Nancy Ungaro, Secre- tary; the Reverend Richard O'Hare, Advisor; Carolyn Bishop, Execu- tive Council; and Patty Johman, Treasurer WESLEY FOUNDATION Officers of the Methodist organization are: Frisso Potts, Social Chair man; Nancy Gutekunst, President; Thelma Jones, Secretary; Sherry Greenlee, Social Chairman; Martha James, First Vice-President; Alice Kaufman, Religious Council Delegate; Nelson Toebbe, Treasurer; Walta Wilkinson, Publicity Chairman. Not pictured: Bill Washing ton, Second Vice President 196 197 PI GAMMA OMICRON Officers of the women’s service organization are: Marylee Schmidt, Vice-President; Sharon Dawson, President; Ruth Ford, Recording Sec- retary; Sherry Greenlee, Treasurer; and Jennifer Pruitt, Corresponding Secetary. 198 CIRCLE K Men’s service honorary affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. Officers are: Jim Samuels, Secretary; and Grover Potts, President. Not pictured: Stan Grubbs, Vice-President; Tommy Thompson, Treasurer. SPEED ENGINEER Editor of Speed School’s offical publication is Wayne Hay. Business Manager is Bill Doo- little. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Officers of men’s service organization com- posed of former Boy Scouts of America are: Bill Feldkamp, President; John Harmon, First Vice-President; John Bishop, Second Vice- President; Larry Young, Third Vice-President. 199 Editor of the University weekly newspaper is Sandra Struck, top left of page 200. Clock- wise on same page: Williams Cook, Managing Editor; Larry Cook, Business Manager; and Charles Simpson III, News Editor. Page 201, clockwise from top left: David Huber, Adver- tising Manager; Nancy Tribble, Feature Edi- tor; Dick Caufield, Sports Editor; Alan Mor- ris, Circulation Manager; and Bonnie Jean Meyer, Associate Editor. The Cardinal's motto is “All the news that fits, we print.” THE THOROUGHBRED The Thoroughbred is the official University of Louisville yearbook. Pictured on this page are, top: Glendon Tyler, Business Manager, and Ron Myrick, Assistant; bottom left, Sandra Richardson, Associate Editor; and bottom right, Cynthia Koshewa, Associate Editor. Next page, top left: Sherrill Redmon, Editor; right, Patrick Keohane, Photographer; bottom left, Sandra Struck, Copy Editor; right, Loren Jeffries, Designer. 203 Cosmopolitan atmosphere on the University campus is heightened by over a hundred students from foreign countries studying here. Dr. George Brodschi, (right), director of the International Center, is not only a second father to these visitors, shown on these two pages in their native dress, but sponsors several conferences a year at which business and civic leaders discuss foreign affairs with leading policy experts from this and other countries. 204 ww ios) LR: Captain Duane Hopkins; Sgt. Sheler Putnam; Major Oliver Hedgepeth; Sgt. Kenneth Gardner; Maj. Thomas Kirwan; Capt. Ted Griffith. At left: Lt. Col. Milton C. Davis, Professor of Air Science. 206 Angel Flight Officers are Lee Purcell, Administrative Officer; Bonnie Turner, Commander; Carol Zoll, Historian; Susan Wilder, Information Officer; Marylee Schmidt, Comptroller; and Ann Jones, Supply Officer. Advisor to the Air Force sponsors is Captain Tedd N. Griffeth. Not pictured is Janet Collins, Executive Officer. | kee Navy Officers and staff are: first row: Capt. H. D. Durham. Second row: Miss Jane Wells, Lt. R. J. Meurn, Cdr. B. D. Abernathy, Maj. P. A. Shrader, Lt. E. F. Kellogg, Lt. (jg) R. H. Unger, Miss Lillian Heckel. Third row: S. H. Carter, FTI; C. E. Martin, GMGCA; H. J. Wilburn, YNCA; A. J. Brault, SKCA; L. Thomas, QMI. Back row: R. G. Wither, Gy. Sgt. Captain Harold D. Durham, Commanding Officer. Opposite: Ist Quarter Officers: C. H. Brown, Jr., Batt. Commander; R. Wise, Batt, C.P.O.; F. R. Krafcik, Batt. Executive Officer. 2nd Quarter Officers: R. L. Lasky, Batt. C.P.O.; A J. Battista, Batt. Ops. and Signal Officer; H. W. Hay, Batt. Commander; R. F. Kul- bitskas, Batt. Executive Officer. 208 3rd Quarter Officers: E. G. Tucker, Batt. C.P.O.; A. J. Battista, Batt. Ops. and Signal Officer; H. W. Hay, Batt. Commander; S. L. Rapp, Batt. Executive Officer. 210 i) i) I may live on until I long for this time In which I am so unhappy, And remember it fondly. Fujuwana No Kiyosuke trans. Kenneth Rexroth COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Donn Patrick Adams, Louisville, Phys- ics, Phi Mu Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Pi Sigma Secretary, Vice President; PDE President; Cardinal, Managing Editor; Delta Upsilon, Vice President; Circle K; A® S Student Council; Marching Band: Jazz; Lab. Martha L. Allen, Louisville, Chemistry, Arts and Science Student Affiliate. Jane Sherrill Asher, Louisville, Soci- ology, Kappa Delta, Secretary; UCCF; WwW Cardinal Staff, Junior Class Treasurer. Joseph Ashkenaz, Louisville, History, History Club. Richard Wayne Bache, Louisville. Vera L. Barnett, Louisville, Biology, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Secretary; Baptist Student Union. Marie E. Bassett, Winnetka, Illinois, Home Economics. Betsy Jane Bates, Fern Creek, Ky., Sociology, Alpha Lambda Delta; Mor- tar Board; Who's Who; Thorough- bred, Honoraries Editor; Vice President Junior Class; Pi Gamma Omicron; Stu- dent National Education Association: United Campus Christian Fellowship; Women’s Recreation Association. Charles Gregory Bates, Fairdale, Ken- tucky, Biology; Geology Club, Presi- dent; National Science Society. Mary Ann Bates, Louisville, Home Ec- onomics:; Home Economics Club, Presi- dent. Terry James Bayer, Louisville, Health and Physical Education; Intramural Sports, Student National Education Association. Alissa Mandel Berman, Chicago, IIl., History; History Club, Treasurer; Transfer from Indiana University. 214 Louis David Bernstein, Chicago, Illi- nois, Biology; Young Republicans. Walter Clark Bibb, Louisville, Biology; Transfer Student from the University of Miami, Florida. Judith Ann Birkhead, Louisville, Chem- istry. Richard Joseph Bischoff, Louisville, Pre-Med; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Kappa Tau, President; Circle K; Freshman Advisory Council. Mary Virginia Bradley, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education. Linda Sue Brent, Louisville, Biology and H.P.E.R.; Women's Recreation Association, Manager; Pi Gamma Omi- cron; Alpha Sigma Chi, Treasurer; Intramurals. Ruth K. Brewster, New Salisbury, Indiana, Home Economics; Home Economics Club. Billy Ray Brown, Young Harris, Georgia, Biology. Gwendol Fay Brown, Earlington, Ken- tucky, Psychology; Wesley Club; French Club; Threlkeld Hall House Council, Dorm Rules Committee, James Calvin Brown, Louisville, Mathe- matics. Martin Caymo Brown, Louisville, Poli- tical Science; Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Master and Alumni Secretary; Newman Club; Intramural Football. Janice Koppen Buchanan, Charleston, South Carolina, English; Transfer Stu- dent from Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Martha R. Bunin, Louisville, Elemen- tary Education. Bobby Darrell Burns, Louisville, Pre- Law. Davis Eli Bunting, Jr., Louisville, His- tory; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Vice Presi- dent of Sophomore class. James Edward Buyck, Louisville, Mathematics; Arnold Air Society, Kap- pa Alpha Psi, AFROTC. David Ray Carroll, Louisville, Politi- cal Science; History Club, President, SNEA, UCCF, U of L Young Repub- licans, Pi Sigma Alpha, Dean’s List, U of L Mock Republican Convention Steering Committee. Sally Peggs Caywood, Louisville, Psy- chology, Chi Omega, Transfer Student from Lindenwood College. Patricia Ann Clark, Louisville, Recrea- tion; W.R.A., President, Secretary, and Sport Manager; Freshman Advisory Council, Kappa Delta Sorority, P.G.O., Angel Flight, cwens, Mortar Board Treasury; Who's Who, Cardinal, staff writer, Student Council. Thomas Eric Clark, Louisville, Mathe- matics, SNEA, UCCF. Dennis Bryan Clifford, Louisville, Physical Education, Newman Club, In- tramurals, Basketball. Melanie Ann Connell, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education, Who's Who; Mor- tar Board; Cwens; Pi Delta Epsilon; Thoroughbred, Honoraries, College Life Editors; Student Senate; Student Council; Junior Class President; Kappa Delta, Secretary, Rush Chairman; Angel Flight; Newman Club; Fresh- man Advisory Council, Vice President; International Relations Club; Pan-Hel- lenic Council; Student National Edu- cation Association, Vice President; Wo- men’s Recreation Association. Anna Faye Coons, Louisville, Elemen- tary Education, SNEA, Dean’s List. Nancye Jolene Cosby, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education, SNEA. 216 Mary Marcelline Crume, Louisville, Elementary Education. Sharon L. Crutcher, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education; Kappa Delta Sorority; UCCF; SNEA; French Club, Treasurer, W.R.A. Paulette Culbertson, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education; SNEA. Robert Irwin Cusick, Jr., Louisville, History; Young Democrats. Gary W. Daniel, Louisville, Sociology, Phi Kappa Tau. Alvin F. Davis, Louisville, Political Science, Lambda Chi Alpha, Circle K, Wesley Club, Intramurals. Charles Atwood Davis, Jeffersontown, Ky., Political Science; APO. Peggy Elise Deckard, Valley Station, Ky., Home Economics; Home Econom- ics Club, Treasurer. Darlene Ann Dennis, Louisville, Eng: lish; Kappa Delta Sorority; Newman Club; WRA; Engineer's Queen; Home- coming Queen's Court; Air Force Queen’s Court; Pi Kappa Phi Sweet- heart's Court; Miss Thoroughbred Court; Senior Class Secretary. Elisabeth Johanna Eerenberg, Louis: ville, Mathematics; UCCF; Orchestra. Guy Tempest Ellis III, Louisville, Biology. Phyllis Evellen Katz Ettinger, Louis- ville, Psychology; Transfer from Queens College, New York. 217 218 John William Evans, Louisville, Biol- ogy, AFROTC; Thunderstreak Drill Team; Kappa Alpha Psi. Alan J. Farber, Louisville, Political Science; Pi Sigma Alpha, Secretary; Intramural Council; Student Senate; Sigma Alpha Mu, President, Vice President; Hillel, Chairman, Vice President; Interfraternity Council, Sec- retary. William James Feldkamp, Jr., Louis: ville, Physics; Alpha Phi Omega, Vice President. Thomas J. Finnegan, Louisville, Phy- sical Education and English; Newman Club; Basketball; Track. Diana J. Fisher, Louisville, English. Susan Fisher Folan, Louisville, Biology; Sigma Pi Sigma; Mortar Board; New- man Club; International Relations Club; Women’s Recreation Association; Pi Gamma Omicron; Student Senate, Recording Secretary; Zeta Tau Alpha, Scholarship Chairman, House Man- ager. Robert Joseph Fratangelo, Bayside, New York, Delta Upsilon. David Sidney Fuchs, Louisville, Mathe- matics; Golf Team. Robin Garr, Louisville, English; Delta Phi Alpha; Cardinal; Alpha Phi Ome- ga, Vice President; Young Republican Club; Pi Kappa Phi, Secretary; Mock GOP Convention, Steering Committee, Finance Chairman. Howard Gelbert, Briarcliff Manor, New York, Biology; Sigma Pi Sigma, Affi- liate; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Intramural peels Soccer Club; Sigma Alpha u. Chester Dana Goins, Louisville; Chem- istry; American Chemical Society; Pi Kappa Phi. Linda Jean Grasch, Louisville, Eng- lish. Thomas R. Graviss, Louisville, Mathe- matics; French Club; International Re- lations Club; Newman Club; Student National Education Association; Al- liance Francaise. Gary Arthur Guertin, Detroit, Michi- gan, Physical Education; Football. Nancy Lee Gutekunst, Louisville, Biology; Wesley Foundation, President; Angel Flight; Chi Omega, Treasurer; Pi Gamma Omicron; Women’s Recrea- tion Association; United Campus Christian Fellowship. Margaret Catherine Hall, Louisville, Sociology; PGO; Newman Club; Soci- ology Club; IRC; Sigma Kappa, Second Vice President, Pledge Trainer, Ac- tivities Chairman, Women’s Recreation Association Representative, Pledge Class Vice President, Best Pledge; Women’s Recreation Association, Secretary; Home Economics Club. Stanley Irvin Hand, Louisville, Pre- Medicine; Who's Who; Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; Student Senate, Vice President; Arnold Air Society, Opera- tions Office; Phi Kappa Tau. James Robert Hannah, Indianapolis, Indiana, Biology and Physical Educa- tion; Football; Track; Lambda Chi Alpha. Gretchen N. Hauptli, Louisville, Eng- lish; Cardinal; Kappa Delta; Freshman Advisory Council; Pi Gamma Omicron, Joyce Ann Heming, Louisville, Psy- chology; Women’s League; Newman Club; Geology Club; Spanish Club. James Ellis Henshaw, — Louisville, Mathematics; NROTC Outstanding Junior; NNROTC; Newman Club; Semper Fidelis Society; Rifle Team; Men’s Intramural Council. Marjorie Gail Hilbers, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education; Pi Beta Phi, Re- cording Secretary; Women’s Recreation Association; Student National Educa- tion Association. Joseph Paynter Holt, Jr., Louisville, Chemistry and Mathematics; Sigma Pi Sigma; American Chemical Society, Student Affiliate. Leslie David Holzer, Rosedale, New York, English; Zeta Beta Tau. 219 Judith Ann Horn, Louisville, Elemen- tary Education; Student National Edu- cation Association, Sharon Lee House, Alpha Sigma Chi, Historian, Sergeant-at-Arms; SNEA; UCCF; Mock Republican Convention, Delegate; PGO; Student Art League; WRA. David L. Huber, Louisville, Political Science; Omicron Delta Kappa; PDE; Cardinal, Assistant Advertising Man- ager, Advertising Manager; Thorough- bred, Honoraries Co-Editor, College Life Co-Editor, Circulation Manager; Young Republicans Club; A S Student Council, Vice President; Student Sen- ate; Senior Class President; Phi Kappa Tau, Vice President, Rush Chairman, Alumni Secretary. David Lee Isaacs, Valley Station, Ken- tucky, Mathematics; Sigma Pi Sigma, Associate; AMRL Assistant For Psy- chology Department; Intramurals. Randolph Woods Ivy, Louisville, English; Who’s Who; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Delta Phi Alpha; Cardinal, Editor-in-Chief, Man- aging Editor; Intramurals; A S Stu- dent Council, Treasurer; Wesley Club, Vice President; Young Democrats; President's Advisory Council; Circle K Award; Board of Advisors Belknap Theatre. Urban Owen Keithley, Georgetown, Indiana, Elementary Education. Robert Leonard Kessinger, Louisville, Mathematics; Delta Upsilon; Newman Club, Vice President; Belknap Thea- tre, Intramurals. Michael L. Kessler, Louisville, Ger- man; Intramural Football; German Club; WOGS. Claudia R. Kress, Louisville. Jeffrey David Lawrence, Paterson, New Jersey, Biology; Tau Kappa, Epsilon, Historian, Treasurer, Pledge Trainer; Hillel, IFC; Cardinal, Photo- grapher; Intramurals; Soccer Club. Daniel Lee Levin, Louisville,- Biology; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta; {ntramurals; International Relations Club; Interfraternity Council; Sigma Peng Mu, Vice President; Circle K; illel. Linda Levy, Lexington, Kentucky, Sociology. John Robert Lewis, Louisville, History, Pi Kappa Phi, President; Student Senate, Parliamentarian; A@S Student Council; Interfraternity Council; Sen- ior Class Vice President; AFROTC; In- tramurals. James Houston Logsdon, Louisville, Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma. John Robert Lucas, Erlanger, Ken- tucky, Chemistry; NROTC; Football; Baseball. John Michael Lyddan, Louisville, Psychology; Cardinal; Vanderbilt Uni- versity Transfer; Sigma Nu, Pledge Class Vice President, Social Chairman; Intramurals; Delta Upsilon, Affiliate, Rush Chairman. James Stephen Mays, Louisville, Chem- istry; Circle K; Delta Upsilon; Intra- murals. Milo Martin Meadows, Louisville, His- tory; Lambda Chi Alpha, High Gamma, Homecoming Chairman; Intramurals; History Club, Vice President; French Club; International Relations Club. Bonnie Jean Meyer, Louisville, Politi cal Science; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Sigma Alpha, President; Mortar Board; Cwens, Secretary; PDE; Who’s Who; Cardinal, News Editor, Associate Ed- itor; A @S Student Council, President, Secretary; Student Senate; IRC; Fresh- man Advisory Council; .Mock GOP Convention, Steering Committee, Sec- retary. Ila Tatum Miller, Louisville, Physical Education; Women’s Recreation Asso- ciation. Allen Brockway Morris, Louisville, Biology; PDE; Phi Kappa Tau; Play- house Group; UCCF, President, Vice President; Phi Kappa Tau, Steward; Cardinal, Circulation Manager; Air Force ROTC Newspaper, Editor. Goeffrey Peter Morris, Louisville, Political Science; Bnai Brith Award; A S Student Council; Intramurals; Turkey Trot; Circle K; Young Demo- crats, Vice President; Mock GOP Convention, Chairman; Cardinal; Thoroughbred; Lambda Chi Alpha, Parliamentarian. Peter Mullin, Louisville. Janet Carol Mullins, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education. 999 Donald David Nuss, Louisville, Mathe- matics; Who's Who; Lambda Chi Alpha; Newman Club; Delta Phi Alpha; Sigma Pi Sigma, Associate; Football; Baseball. David Thomas O'’Nan, Louisville, Psychology, Nu Sigma Chi, President; Newman Club; Glee Club; Dorm Coun- cil. Marylin Paulin, Louisville, Home Econ- omics; Kappa Delta Sorority; Angel Flight; Newman Club; Home Econom- ics Club. Sally Ellen Payne, Anchorage, Ky., History; Canterbury Associate. Robert Leonard Pearson, Fern Creek, Ky., Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma. Glenda Jean Potts, Louisville, Art, Sigma Kappa, President, Rush Chair- man; Panhellenic Council; WRA, Swimming Manager; Student Senate; Navy Queen Court; Angel Flight. Michael Lynn Power, Louisville, Fine Arts-Design, Phi Kappa Tau; Intra- murals — Intramural Council; Art League; Hite Scholarship. izabeth Lee Purcell, Louisville, Art istory, Sigma Kappa, Secretary, Rush hairman; Angel Flight, Secretary, ice President; International Relations ub; Paris Work Exchange; WRA; wimming Sports Manager; Newman ub; Pi Gamma Omicron; French ub; Student Art League. Qo ou8 Q0n ames Edward Purcell, Louisville, Chemistry, Phi Kappa Tau, American Chemical Society; Band. — Herbert Threlkeld Ransdell, Louisville, Political Science, Alpha Tau Omega. Sherrill Lynn Redmon, Louisville, English; Who's Who; Chi Omega, Vice President; Young Republicans, Secretary; Mortar Board; Cwens, President; Interhonorary Council, Sec- retary; Thoroughbred, Editor; Board of Student Publications; WRA, Sports Manager; Arts Sciences Student Council; University Student Senate; Dean's List, Dean's Scholar, Ford Program. Kenneth Thomas Rich, Jr., Louisville, Fine Arts; Student Art League, Presi- dent; Cardinal, Photographer. 2 Lloyd Britton Roberts, Louisville, Ele- mentary Education; SNEA. Shirley C. Rohlander, Louisville, So- ciology; Lindenwood College Transfer. Mary Beth Rose, Louisville, History; Cheerleader, Captain; Angel Flight; Young Republicans; Women’s Recrea- tion Association, Vice President; Pi Beta Phi, Social Chairman, Rush Chairman, Treasurer; Secretary of Sophomore and Junior Class; Student Senate; Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl; Homecoming Queen’s Court; Air Force Queen’s Court 1964. Kenneth George Rosenbaum, Louis- ville, Biology; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society; Admin. Off., Military Cadet; Outstanding Citizenship Award. Ralph Homer Ruch, Louisville, Phi- losophy; Delta Upsilon; Judo Club; Weight Lifting Club; Gymnastic Club; Photography Club; Young Republicans; Three Second Club; Track Team; In- tramurals; Cross Country. Sandra Lee Saxton, L ouisville, Ele- mentary Education; SNEA. Sandra Deane Scheffius, Louisville, Elementary Education; SNEA; UCCF. Richard Anthony Schott, Indianapolis, Indiana, Biology; Newman Club; Ger- man Club; Intramurals; Lambda Chi Alpha; Dormitory Council; Student Senate; Varsity Football; Track. Sydney Patterson Schultze, Louisville, Russian; Cwens; Mortar Board, Presi- dent; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Delta Epsi- lon, Secretary; Pi Sigma Alpha, Vice President; Cardinal, Art Editor; Stu- dent Council; Who’s Who; Kristine Beck Scholarship Award; Woodcock Sophomore Award; Woodcock Junior Award; French Government Award for French Studies; Zeta Tau Alpha, Soph- omore Woman Scholarship Award; Dean's Scholar; Trustees Scholarship; President's Scholarship; Alliance Fran- caise, Student Vice President; French Club, Secretary, President; Internation- al Relations Club; Freshman Advisory Council, Secretary; French Players. Billy Conn Scott, Louisville, Physics; Sigma Phi Sigma; Delta Upsilon. Harvey Edward Scribner III, New Albany, Indiana, Biology. Cornelia Atherton Serpell, Louisville, English; Forge. Dennis N. Sivak, Louisville, Pre-medi- cine; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sigma Phi Sigma; Phi Kappa Tau; Circle K; In- terfraternity Council; Freshman Advis- ory Council. Gilbert Thomas Sloan, Louisville, Physics. William Kenneth Smith, Louisville, Chemistry. Robert Edward Snapp, Louisville, French; Who's Who; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma. Ella Faye Snead, Pleasure Ridge Park, Ky.; Elementary Education. George Clay Soete, Louisville, Physics. M. Shelley Speiden, Louisville, Biology and Chemistry. Sandra Wilson Stahl, Louisville, His- tory; Angel Flight; Freshman Advisory Council; Panhellenic Council; Thor- oughbred, Business School Editor, In- dex Editor; Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Class President, Treasurer, Chapter Presi- dent; Women’s Recreation Association; History Club; Canterbury Club; In- ternational Relations Club. Gary F. Steedley, Louisville, Psychol- ogy; Omicron Delta Kappa; United Campus Christian Fellowship; Religious Council, President; Student Council; Circle K, Treasurer, Senior Advisor; Delta Upsilon, Secretary; Rush Chair- man; Intramurals. Elaine Eppinger Steinberg, Louisville, Political Science; Pi Sigma Alpha, President; Mortar Board, Secretary; Thoroughbred; A S Student Council; Hillel; Pi Gamma Omicron; Religious Council; Freshman Advisory Council; Women's Recreation Association; In- ternational Relations Club. Alyce C. Stevens, Louisville, French; Cardinal; Delta Zeta, Social Chairman, Rush Chairman, Vice President; Stu- dent National Education Association; Women's Recreation Association; In- ternational Relations Club; Student Senate; Barbershop Co-Chairman; Fry- berger Co-Chairman. Sandra Lee Struck, Louisville, French; Who's Who; Cwens; Pi Kappa Phi; Mortar Board; Pi Delta Epsilon; Del- ta Phi Alpha, Vice President; Cardinal, Editor; Thoroughbred, Copy Editor; Chi Omega, Secretary; Alliance Fran- caise; Young Republicans; A®S Stu- dent Council, Secretary; Student Sen- ate. i) wm ‘ a i Patricia Elma Taylor, Fern Creek, Psychology; United Campus Christian Fellowship; International Relations Club; Delta Phi Alpha. Tommy Denton Thompson, Louisville, Biology; Circle K, Treasurer; Lutheran Students Association, Vice President; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice President, Pledge Trainer; Young Republicans; A@ §S Student Council, Parliamentarian. William Clifton Travis, Louisville, Political Science; Phi Kappa Tau; Circle K; Senior Class Treasurer; AFROTC., E. Glenn Tucker, Louisville, Mathe- matics; Outstanding NROTC Fresh- man; Masthead; Intramurals; Circle K; Delta Upsilon, Treasurer; Eagle and Anchor Society; Freshman Class Sec- retary; Student Council. Bonnie Jean Turner, Louisville, Chem- istry; Delta Phi Alpha; Angel Flight, Commander, Treasurer; Kappa Delta, Treasurer; Pi Gamma Omicron; Wo- men’s Recreation Association, American Chemical Society; Secretary Freshman Advisory Council; Student Senate. Nancy M. Ungaro, Louisville, Chemis- try, Thoroughbred, Co-Associate Editor, Organizations Editor, Office Manager; Women’s Recreation Association; In- ternational Relations Club; Newman Club, Vice President, Secretary; Re- ligious Council, Vice President, Sec- retary; Delta Upsilon Sweetheart Court; Student Senate, Corresponding Secre- tary, Homecoming Chairman; Young Democrats; Pi Gamma Omicron; Stu- dent Guide, Co-Editor; Freshman Counselor; Pi Beta Phi, Vice Presi- dent. Florence Marie Vanderploog, Fort Knox, Ky., Art. Leroy J. Wagner, Louisville, Physical Education; Baseball; Freshman Basket- ball. Paul R. Wallace, Louisville, Political Science; Circle K; Freshman Advisory Council, Vice President; Young Dem- ocrats, Vice President; Cardinal, Sports Editor. Paul Gilbert Weller, Louisville, So- ciology. Thomas Roger White, Louisville, Polit- ical Science. Rodney Williams, Jr., Valley Station, Ky., History; Omicron Delta Kappa; Thoroughbred, Greek Editor; Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, Political Chairman; Circle K; University Band; Spanish Club; History Club; A S Student Council, Senior Night Co- Chairman; Student Senate, Parliamen- tarian; Interfraternity Council, Presi- dent, Rush Chairman; Greek Week Chairman. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Cecil B. Winders, Louisville, Chem- istry. Diane Wood, Louisville, Political Science. Lynn Edward Worf, Louisville, Biol- ogy. Harold Morris Yankey, Louisville, Physical Education and History; Intra- murals; Baseball. GRADUATE SCHOOL T. K. Ananthakrishnan, Calcutta, India, Chemical Engineering, M.S. Louis Edward Breckel, Louisville, Ac- counting, M.S. Hejamady Jagadheesh Gadiyar, Bom- bay, India, Chemical Engineering, M.S. Mary Sue Lodewick, Louisville, Eng- lish; Kappa Delta Pi; Woodcock So- ciety; Freshman Advisory Council; Alpha Delta Pi; Chi Omega affiliate, M.A. Varahur Rangaswamy Padmanabhan, Bombay, India, Chemical Engineering, M.S. Charles Anthony Kirchner, Louisville, Management. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Donnie LeRoy Allen, Louisville, In- vestment Award (J. J. B. Hilliard Son). Bruce S. Ames, Louisville, Marketing; Lambda Chi Alpha; Volleyball. John Lewis Barwick, Louisville, Man- agement. Sally Meers Boutcher, Crestwood, Ky., Secretarial Science; Who’s Who; Na- tional Secretaries Association Scholar- ship; Threlkeld Hall Dorm Council, Secretary; U.C.C.F.; Glee Club; P.G.O., President, Vice President; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Threl- keld Hall Barbershop Quartet. Abraham Carmel, Haifa, Israel, Bank- ing Finance; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Business School Student Council, President; Student Senate; Thoroughbred Staff; U. L. Soccer Team, Coach; Who’s Who, Omicron Delta Kappa. Lewis Perry Chick, Jr., Louisville, Banking Finance. Bonita Joan Christiansen, Anchorage, Ky, Business Education; P.G.O., Vice President; Kappa Delta, Editor; S.N.E.A.; W.R.A. Gerald Duane Clark, Louisville, Mar- keting; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Delta Upsilon; NROTC; Intramurals. John Allen Clark, Lexington, Ky., Management. Leslie Erwin Conner, Louisville, Man- agement; Johnny Unitas Award; Foot- ball; Basketball. John Almond Allen Cooke, Prospect, Ky., Management. William Keith Crume, Jr., Louisville, Marketing; Young Republicans Club; Pep Club; Delta Upsilon; Intramurals. Harry Scott Davis, Jr., Louisville, Busi- ness Administration; Who's Who; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Interfraternity Council, Secretary; Del- ta Upsilon, President; Student Coun- cil, Business School, A S; Freshman Advisory Council; Young Republicans; Circle K. Bill Dobbs, Louisville, Marketing; Foot- ball. James Lee Downs, Louisville, Manage- ment; Delta Upsilon. Robert Speer Easton, Louisville, Marketing. Roger Gordon Ellis, Newark, N. J., Banking Finance; Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman; Intramurals. Thomas Michael Flaherty, Louisville, Management. Clayton Thomas Gadd, Louisville, Management; Business School Student Council, Treasurer; AFROTC; Pi Kappa Phi, Intramurals. Donald R. Gibson, Louisville, Man- agement. Michael Roy Gish, Louisville, Market- ing; Business School Student Council; Pi Kappa Phi, Pledge Master and Warden; Intramural Council; Intra- mural Softball, Football. Howard Lelian Graham, Ferndale, Mich., Management; Lambda _ Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman; Pledge Train- er. James Bruce Griesbach, Louisville, Marketing; Business School Student Council; Phi Kappa Tau, Social Chair- man; Intramurals. Grant Michael Helman, Louisville Marketing; Zeta Beta Tau; Intramurals. Kenneth L. Hirsch, Louisville, Manage- ment; A S Student Council, ex-officio; Business School Student Council; Uni- versity Athletic Council; Thorough- bred, Business School Editor; Citizens Fidelity Bank Trust Co. Essay Award; Young Republicans, Vice President, Board Member. Dennis Eugene Hoffman, Louisville, Banking Finance; Newman Club. Diane Wallace Jackson, Louisville, Secretarial Science; Wesley Club; French Club; Delta Zeta; W.R.A.; Theta Tau Sweetheart Court: Sigma Alpha Mu Sweetheart Court. Michael Keeke Jones, Urbana, IIL, Dorm Counselor 1963-65, Stevenson Hall, U. of L. Milford Paul Kelly, Washington, Pa., Accounting; Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Alpha; Accounting Honorary; Intra- murals, Glenn Alan Korfhage, Louisville, Man- agement; AFROTC. William Douglas Lancaster, Jr., Louis- ville, Accounting; Delta Upsilon; Belk- nap Theatre. John Douglas Leezer, Louisville, Man- agement; Intramural Basketball and Football. Carl R. Lindeman, Louisville, Manage- ment; Business Student Council, Sec- retary; Pi Kappa Phi; AFROTC. | Jeffrey David Long, Erlanger, Ky., Ac counting; Sigma Alpha; Accounting Honorary. David Armstrong Love, Louisville, Marketing; Phi Mu Alpha, President; Band, Wind Ensemble; Pep Band, Leader. Harry Thomas Madison, Louisville, Ac- counting. 2 J a a Andrew Allen Miller, Manhasset, L. I., New York, Marketing; University Student Senate, President's Student Advisory Council, Dormitory Council; Business School Student Council, Vice President; Student Board of Publica- tions; Young Republicans Club; Phi Kappa Tau; Rush Chairman, Fryberger Director; AFROTC; Band; Choral Union. Charles Raymond Miller, Louisville, Management. John Hart Minan, Sparta, N. J., Man- agement; Business School Student Council; Eagle Anchor Society; Dorm Council; Newman Club; LF.C., Treasurer; Lambda Chi Alpha, Presi- dent; Pledge Trainer Rush Chair- man; Intramurals, Who's Who. Roy Gilbert Moore, Louisville, Market- ing; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society. Charles Clifford Morris, Louisville, Management. Gary H. Morris, Louisville, Manage- ment. James Earl Nett, Louisville, Account- ing; Sigma Alpha Accounting Hon- orary; Newman Club. Edward J. Pape, Jr., Louisville, Man- agement; Young Republicans Club; L.A.S.; Y.A.F.; Track. Roger M. Prizant, Louisville, Market- ing @ Management. E. Martin Profumo, Jr., Louisville, Management; “L” Club; Homecoming Press Luncheon Chairman ‘64; Asst. Athletic Publicity Director; Winter Sports Carnival Coordinator; Student Representative to ULA’s, U. L. Sugar Bowl Student Arrangements Commit- tee, Chairman; Swimming. Alan Scott Rainey, Louisville, Market- ing; Intramurals. Dennis B. Rapp, Louisville, Manage- ment; Phi Eta Sigma; Circle K; Delta Upsilon; Intramurals. 233 Stephen Leon Rapp, Louisville, Busi- ness Management; Circle K; Delta Up- silon; NROTC; Intramurals. Charles M. Riley, Jr., Louisville, Marketing. Alan Ritchie, Louisville, Marketing. James William Rutledge, Louisville, Marketing; Business School Student Council, Secretary Voting Member; Student Senate; Business School Stu- dent Council Award; Thoroughbred Staff, Advertising Manager Assist- ant Advertising Manager; Phi Kappa Tau; Athletic Chairman; Intramurals. David Sams, Louisville, Marketing; Phi Kappa Tau, Alumni Secretary; Intramurals, Swimming; Young Repub- licans; Dormitory Council; U.C.C.F. Jan Houston Seitz, Louisville, Ac- counting; Sigma Alpha Accounting Honorary, Secretary, Vice President; Business School Student Council, Treasurer; Delta Upsilon, Treasurer. Bernerd H. Shaikun, Louisville, Mar- keting. Dan Aron Streit, Louisville, Market- ing. Alvin P. Sutt, Louisville, Marketing; Circle K, Treasurer; Lambda Chi Alpha, Alumni Secretary. Clarence E. Truax, Taylorsville, Ky., Management; Transfer Student. Glendon Tyler, Louisville, Manage- ment; Thoroughbred, Business Man- ager; Phi Kappa Tau; Student Board of Publications. William F. Underwood, Bethesda, Md., Accounting; Sigma Alpha Accounting Honorary, President, Vice President; Financial Executives Institute Scholar; Business School Honor Roll; A S Student Council, Treasurer; Interna: tional Relations Club; Delta Upsilon, Treasurer, Judicial Committee Chair- man, Corresponding Secretary, His- torian; Intramurals; IM ‘“B” Handball Champion. Ronald Clay Vermillion, Louisville, Management. Donnie W. Walker, Louisville, Market- ing. R. Dennis Watson, Louisville, Market- ing; AFROTC, Intramurals. William Roger Whitehead, Hixon, Tenn,. Management; Football; Basket- ball. Gregory Keith Winter, Louisville, Ac- counting; Sigma Alpha Accounting Honorary; Pi Kappa Alpha. David Hayden Wright, Valley Station, Ky., Marketing; B.S.U.; Intramural Football. SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY James R. Allen, Louisville, Student Senate; Dental School Student Coun- cil; Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity; Stu- dent Board of Publications. William G. Allen, Risner, Ky., Beta Delta, President; Phi Delta; Who’s Who; Psi Omega. Jon H. Baxter, Louisville, Phi Delta; Beta Delta; President of Student Coun- cil; Chairman of Interfraternity Coun- cil. James D. Black, Evansville, Ind., Phi Delta; Beta Delta; President Student Council; Chairman _Interfraternity Council. Leo F. Broering, Bellevue, Ky., Treas- urer of Sophomore Class; Treasurer of Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. William L. Campbell, Columbia, S. C., Phi Delta; Delta; Beta Delta; Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. 235 Fred T. Clements, Lockport, Ky. John T. Cooper, Albany, Ky. James T. Corum, Cumberland, Ky., Psi Omega; President Senior year. Darrell L. Craig, Elizabethtown, Ky., Psi Omega. Victor S. DeGeorge, Louisville, Phi Delta; Beta Delta; Who's Who; Psi Omega Fraternity. Edwin L. DeLeon, Aquadilla, Puerto Rico, Vice President of Senior Class; Psi Omega Fraternity. Donald B. Dowdy, Mayfield, Ky., Phi Delta; Beta Delta; Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. Charles J. Durham, Louisville, Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. Theodore G. Edwards, Alexandria, La. Joshua L. Garvin, Yowges Island, S. C., Phi Delta; Beta Delta; Psi Omega Fraternity. Gerald L. Gearhart, Grayson, Ky. Robert I. Goodman, Prestonsburg, Ky., Student Council Senior year. Gregory P. Grantham, St. Petersburg, Fla., Beta Delta; Psi Omega Fraternity. Herbert D. Greene, Jr., Owingsville, Ky. Richard H. Kelly, Louisville, Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. James L. Kendall, Ekron, Ky., Psi Omega Fraternity. Robert L. Kraus, Jr., Louisville. Robert W. Lavely, Louisville. Louis C, Leslie, Jr., Louisville. Wendell H. McChord, Maysville, Ky. Larry L. McReynolds, Bowling Green, Ky., Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity; Vice President of Freshman Class. David Pedley, Princeton, N. J. William H. Petri III, Hopkinsville, Ky., Psi Omega Fraternity. Theodore D. Ravenel, Columbia, S. C. Phillip H. Robinson, Richmond, Ky., Psi Omega Fraternity. James B. Sacrey, Jr., Louisville, Vice President Phi Delta; Beta Delta; Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. Donald E. Scharfenberger, Jefferson- town, Ky., Delta Sigma Delta Fratern- ity. H. Allan Schifferli, Miami, Fla., Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. Alton G. Sheffield, Panama City, Fla., Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. Jared D. Shehan, Cranston, Rhode Island, Phi Delta; Beta Delta, Psi Omega Fraternity. Hugh P. Skidmore, Jr., Louisville, Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity; Dental School Student Council; Vice Presi- dent of Student Senate; President of Student Senate. Melvin K. Stewart, Allen, Ky., Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. John D. Sutterlin, Frankfort, Ky.; Delta Sigma Delta; President of Senior Class; Student Council Senior year. John D. Welte, Erlanger, Ky., Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. Gordon D. Wiebe, Panama City, Fla., Phi Delta; Beta Delta; Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity; Student Council Senior year. Benny J. Wilson, Louisville. Jimmy D. Woodward, Jamestown, Ky., Phi Delta, Treasurer Senior year; Beta Delta; Psi Omega Fraternity; Junior Class President; Student Council Junior year. Charles D. Young, Madisonville, Ky., Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity; Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer. John M. Young, Louisville, Phi Delta; Beta Delta; Psi Omega Fraternity. DENTAL HYGIENE Anita J. Adkins, Huntington, W. Va. Beverly J. Burns, Bradenton, Fla. Judy R. Elkins, Louisville, Chi Omega Sorority; Wesley Club; Navy Queen; Homecoming Court. Jacqueline Head, Tompkinsville, Ky., Secretary of Young Democrats Club. Donna R. Higgins, Louisville, New- man Club. Barbara Morquelan, Louisville. Pamela S. Moser, Louisville. Joyce A. Pinson, Newberry, S. C., ao of Senior Dental Hygiene lass. Margaret W. Rabold, Bowling Green, y. Barbara E. Taylor, Louisville, United Campus Church Fellowship; Pi Gamma Omicron; Women’s Recreation Asso- ciation; Angel Flight; Navy Queen Court; Speed Queen Court; Freshman Dental Hygiene Class President; Den- tal School Student Council; Student Senate; Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Patricia Thrasher, Louisville, Chi Ome- ga Sorority. Patricia G. Underwood, Louisville. Mary S. Wellman, Louisville. KENT SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Sammie Lexoiris Neal, Louisville, Kent School Student Association, Secretary. James Harrison Simpson, Lexington, Ky. SCHOOL OF LAW William Edward Baker, Louisville, Law; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Student Bar Association; Convocation Committee, Chairman; Founding Trus- tees of the Brandeis Memorial Lectures, Chairman; Student Bar Executive Com- mittee. William C. Ballard, Jr., Louisville, Law; Henry Prittle Moot Court Award; Richard Linton Outstanding Freshman Award; Law Review, Editor. Bernard J. Blau, Louisville, Law; Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity, President, Library Committee; Student Bar Asso- ciation, Social Committee. David W. Brangers, Louisville, Law; Best Moot Court Brief Award; Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity. James Brown, Louisville, Law. William W. Davis, Louisville, Law; Student Bar Association, Vice Presi- dent; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Clerk; Louisville Lawyer, Editor. 242 Norbert J. DeCamillis, Louisville, Law; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, President; Moot Court Club, Vice President, Secretary; Student Bar As- sociation, Library Committee, Social Committee; Intramural Football; Basketball; Volleyball. Frank P. Doheny, Jr., Louisville, Law; Henry Prittle Moot Court Award; National Moot Court Competition, Participant. James F. Donoghoe, Jr., Louisville, Law; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Vice President, Treasurer; National Moot Court Representative, 1963. Robert C. English, Louisville, Law. Robert C. Ewald, Louisville, Law; University Student Senate, President; Honor Code Committee, Chairman; Moot Court Club, President. Allan H. Fine, Louisville, Law; Moot Court Association, Secretary; Louis- ville Lawyer, Reporter. Irvin D. Foley, Louisville, Law; Moot Court Club, President; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Vice President; Louis- ville Lawyer. Joseph Gibbs Glass, Louisville, Law; Young Republican Club; Cardinal, Honor Code Committee. Arthur Wallace Grafton, Jr., Louis- ville, Law; Delta Theta Phi; National Moot Court Team; Student Bar Executive Committee. Louis J. Hollenbach III, Louisville, Law; Moot Court Club, President, Vice President; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, President; Student Bar Executive Committee; Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, Volleyball. Charles J. Kamuf, Owensboro, Ky., Law; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Vice-Justice; Louisville Lawyer, Edi- tor; Case Note for Family Law Journal. Dennis E. Kurtz, Louisville, Law; Book Award in Pleading, Equity, Constitu- tional Law. Charles William Lohmeyer, New Albany, Ind., Law; Student Bar Asso- ciation, Library Committee; Moot Court Club; Delta Theta Phi, Bailiff. Harry F. Malone, Jr., Louisvillé, Law; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity. George R. O'Bryan, Louisville, Law. Edward L. O'Connor, Louisville, Law; Student Bar Association, Social Com- mittee, Honor Code Committee; Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity, Bailiff. Joseph T. Ray, Louisville, Law. Brian Douglas Schaeffer, Portsmouth, N Law; Moot Court Club; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Student Bar Association, Vice President; Honor Code Committee. Charles D. Scott, Louisville, Law; Book Award, Torts I; Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, President. Gary E. Smith, Louisville, Law; Moot Court Club, Vice President; Journal of Family Law; Staff of Briefing Service. Donald L. White, Valley Station, Ky., Law. John R. Wilson, Anchorage, Ky., Law. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE William B. Baer, Louisville, Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity. Phillip M. Berman, Louisville, Who’s Who; Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity; Sophomore Class Vice President. William C. Billips, Louisville, Phi Chi Medical Fraternity; Student American Medical Association. Robert M. Blankenship, Anchorage, Ky., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity; Stu- dent American Medical Association. Jerry B. Buchanan, Charleston, S. C., Who’s Who; Phi Chi Medical Fra- ternity; Student American Medical As- sociation, President. Barry L. Burton, Louisville. Keith H. Byrd, Relief, N. C., Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity; Stu- dent American Medical Association. Thomas J. Ciaccio, Rockville Centre, N. Y., Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity; Student American Medical Association. Ronald N. Collier, Whitesburg, Ky., Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fratern- ity; Student American Medical Asso- ciation, Burr J. Dalton, North Hollywood, Calif., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity; Student American Medical Association. Robert L. Davies, St. Matthews, Ky., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity; Student American Medical Association. Arthur J. Donovan, Jr., Louisville, Phi Chi Medical Fraternity; Student American Medical Association. 245 246 Robert B. Elliot, Owensboro, Ky., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity; Vice President of the Senior Class. Charles N. Ford, New York, N. Y., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity. Maris S. Friedman, Chicago, Ill. President of Louisville American Medi- cal Women's Association; Secretary- Treasurer of Student American Medical Association. Ronald M. Garvin, Louisville, Phi Chi Medical Fraternity. Anthony George, Lebanon, Ky., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity. David C. Hadden, Louisville. Bryan D. Hall, Paintsville, Ky., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity. Michael G. Hall, Lamont, Fla., Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity. Calvin R. Harding, Jr., Phi Chi Medi- cal Fraternity. Homer A. Holt, Jr., Hopkinsville, Ky., Phi Chi Medical Fraternity; Student American Medical Association. Stephen L. Hornstein, Savannah, Ga., Senior Class Treasurer. John D, Howard, Louisville. 248 William Edward Jackson, Bardwell, Ky., Aipha Kappa Kappa. Becky Lynn John, Harrodsburg, Ky., Louisville Branch of the American Medical Woman's Association. R. Bruce Johnson, San Diego, Calif., Student American Medical Association and Alpha Kappa Kappa. Wallace Dillon Johnson, Jr., Louisville, Alpha Omega Alpha, Phi Chi; SAMA, Treasurer; Board of Student Publica- tions. Bruce H. Keeling, Louisville, Phi Chi. Charles Addison Kincaid, Jr., Louis- ville. Louis Korngold, Louisville, Phi Delta Epsilon; Intramural Basketball. Donald Edward Larmee, Louisville, Phi Chi. Jack Dean Laymon, Crawfordsville, Ind., Phi Chi. Thomas Peneky Leonard, Frankfort, Ky., Phi Chi. Sheldon Lerner, Dover, N. J., Phi Delta Epsilon; Samuel D. Gross Lec- tureship Committee Chairman. Paul R. Lewis, Olive Hill, Ky., Phi Chi. Ronald Rowland Masden, Shepherds- ville, Ky., Phi Chi. James David McNeely, Frankfort, Ky., Who's Who; Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Omega Alpha; Christian Medical Society; SAMA; Phi Chi. Lawrence Victor Mendelsohn, Detroit, ich, George Horace Miller, Columbus, Ohio. Alvin Henry Niemer, Louisville. Robert Alan Noel, Louisville, Phi Chi. John Edward Ramsey, Bloomington, Ind., BSP; PBI; EEG; EKG; CBC; IUP; SGOT; SGPT; LOH; SAMA; D C, Carl Joseph Raque, Louisville, SAMA; Phi Chi; Chairman of Medical School Yearbook Publications, 1962. Robert Lewis Receveur, Floyds Knobs, Ind. James R. Rice, Louisville, CMS; LGH; JH; BSP; SGOT; SGPT; EEG; EKG; CBC Staff. Todd George Richardson, Louisville. Kenneth Reuben Rosenberg, Louisville. Dennis W. Rowland, Flushing, N. Y. Arnold Silver, Louisville, Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity. Judah L. Skolnick, Louisville, Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity. Irwin Streiff, Louisville. Sam H. Traughber, Louisville, Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi Chi Fraternity. Harvey Tullin, New York, N. Y., Phi Chi Fraternity. Gerald E. Vanderpool, Anchorage, Ky. S. Terrell Vanover, Louisville. Robert 5S. Vanovitz, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity. Kenneth F. VonRoenn, Louisville. Frank Whalen, Jr., Paris, Ky. Paul F. Williams, Richmond, Ky. John R. Zerhusen, Covington, Ky., Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fra- ternity. Roger Merril Katz, Marinette, Wisc., Phi Delta Epsilon, President; Zeta Beta Tau; Intramurals. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Karen E. Kafer, Akron, Ohio, Cwens; Delta Phi Alpha; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Kappa Delta; Angel Flight; Marching Cardinals; Cardinal. Yvonne Young, Louisville, Pi Gamma Omicron, Secretary; Orchestra; Inter- national Relations Club; Baptist Stu- dent Union. SPEED SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL Edward David Anshultz, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau; Band; Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers; Intramural Sports. Anthony Joseph Battista, Dunmore, Pa.; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Tau Fraternity; NROTC; President Semper Fidelis Society; Treasurer, Eagle and Anchor ‘Society; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; New- man Club; Triangle Fraternity; Intra- mural Football, Softball, Golf, Swim- ming, Basketball; Horseshoes, Turkey Trot, Bowling. Larry Ray Berry, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Engineer’s Day. Edward Louis Birchler, Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; Sigma Tau Fra- ternity; Newman Club, President, Vice President, Treasurer, Athletic Manager; American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers, President, Vice Presi- dent; Delta Upsilon Fraternity; Speed School Student Council; Intramural, Secretary; Religious Council; Intra- murals, Football, Softball, Basketball. Stephen Fredrick Bonn, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Newman Club; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Engineer's Day. Henry Edwin Bornstein, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau; Phi Kappa Phi; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Office Manager, Speed Engineer. Charles Harlan Brown, Jr., Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Tau, President; Sigma Pi Sigma; ODK; Phi Eta Sigma; Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President; Battalions Commander, NROTC; Engineer's Day; Intramurals; Navy Ball Committee; Crescent Girl Dance Committee, Home- coming Committee; IEEE, Treasurer. Harry John Brown, Jr., Hopkinsville, Ky., Civil Engineering; ASCE, Presi- dent; Eagle and Anchor Society, Vice President; Newman Club; Leopold Hall Dorm Council, Secretary-treasurer; NROTC Drill Team; Masthead Editor; Intramurals; Student Council. Robert Earl Burt, Louisville, Mechani- cal Engineering; Newman Club; ASME; Intramurals; Speed Engineer. Donald R. Bush, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Engineer's Day; Sigma Tau; Intramurals; Institute of Electron- ic and Electrical Engineers, Secretary. Kenneth Wilber Bushmann, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers; Engineers; Newman Club; AAF Fresh- man Scholarship. Glenn Darrell Chisholm, LaGrange, Ky., Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Vice President; Intramural Basketball, Soft- ball, Football. Edsel Glen Crenshaw, Louisville, Theta Tau Fraternity; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Intramurals; Student Council, Student Senate; Stu- dent Council, Vice President. Richard Eugiene Crispin, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Engineer’s Day; Band; Sigma Tau Fraternity; Intra- mural Sports. Robert Kelly Davis, Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Triangle Fraternity; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Engineer's Day, Intra-fraternity Council; Intra- murals; Speed School Student Council; President, Triangle Fraternity. William Douglas Doolittle, Anchorage, Ky., Chemical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau, Rush Chairman, Secretary; AICHE; Speed Engineer, Business Manager, Circulation Manager; Intra- murals; Student Council. Denny Lee Elmore, Louisville, Mechan- ical Engineering; Band; AIAA, Presi- dent; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Speed Engineer; Intra- murals; AFROTC Drill Team. David Louis Frantz, Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers; Co- chairman Engineer’s Day; Speed En- gineer; Intramurals; ASTM Award; Most Improved Mechanical Engineer- ing Jr. Award. 253 Walter Lewis Frisbie, Louisville, Elec- trical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau; Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers. Richard L. Gibson, Jeffersontown, Ky., Electrical Engineering; AFROTC; Thunderstreak Drill Team; Flight In- struction Program; Institute of Elec- tronic and Electrical Engineering; Marching Band; Concert Band. Buren Clark Gilpin, Jr., Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Co-Chairman, Engineer’s Day; Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineering; Band; Sigma Tau; Speed Engineer, Electrical Engineering Dept. Editor. Bruce Alan Goreham, Louisville, Elec- trical Engineering; Sigma Tau Frater- nity; Eagle and Anchor Society; United States Naval Institute; IEEE; NROTC; UCCF; NROTC Yearbook, Editor; Freshman Handbook Editor; Religious Council; Alpha Phi Omega. Hugh Lawrence Graham, Louisville, Civil Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi Fra- ternity; Intramurals, American Society of Civil Engineers. Henry Lewis Greenebaum, Louisville, Chemical Engineering; Sigma Tau Fraternity; Dept. Chairman, Engineer's Day; AICHE; Intramural Softball, Bowling, Basketball; Extramural Bowl- ing Team. Rodney Kendrick Greenwell, Bards- town, Ky., Mechanical Engineering; Speed Engineer; Newman Club; Circle K; American Rocket Society; American Society of Mechanical Engineering. Stanley Paul Haas, Jeffersontown, Ky., Chemical Engineering; American In- stitute of Chemical Engineering; New- man Club; Intramural Football, Soft- ball. Donald Joseph Hagerty, Louisville, Civil Engineering; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Tau, Treasurer; ASTM Student Prize Membership; American Society of Civil Engineering, Secretary; New- man Club; Intramurals; Engineer's Day; Speed Engineer staff, Advertising Manager. Who's Who. Michael Joseph Halbeib, Louisville, Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineering; Intramural Foot- ball, Softball. Stephen Earl Hale, Louisville, Elec- trical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Theta Tau Fraternity; Marching Band; Wind Ensemble; Concert Band; AFROTC; Drill Team. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; En- gineer’s Day; Speed Editor of Thor- oughbred; Intramural Swimming, Foot- ball; Speed Student Council. Leonard Higdon Hartmann, Louisville, Chemical Engineering; American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineering. Howard Wayne Hay, Louisville, Elec- trical Engineering; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Sigma Tau; Sigma Pi Sigma; Intramural Softball, Basket- ball, Football, Volleyball; Interfra- ternity Council, Secretary and Vice President; Editor-in-Chief and Assist- ant Editor Speed Engineer; University Student Senate; Student Council; IEEE; NROTC Scholarship; Drill Team; Chairman Naval Ball Committee; Phi Kappa Tau; Director, Fryberger Sing. Arthur Thomas Hiemer, Electrical En- gineering; IEEE. James Edgar Hoskins, Jr., Louisville, Civil Engineering; ASCE; Engineer’s Day; Sigma Tau; Arnold Air Society; Intramurals. Harry Michael Jacobs, Vine Grove, Ky., Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honorary; Sigma Tau Engineering Honorary; Lambda Chi Alpha; Engineer's Day; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, Vice President. Ralph Lee Jarboe, Hardensburg, Ky., Mechanical Engineer; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. James Elmer Kallaher, Louisville, Chemical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau; American Institute of Chemical En- gineers; Newman Club; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Swimming, Tennis, Horseshoes; Stu- dent Council. Nirad G. Kothari, Bo mbay, India, Chemical Engineering. John William Kraemer, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Newman Club; Intramural Bowling, Softball; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Frederick Robert Krafik, Southington, Conn., Electrical Engineering; Dormi- tory Council, President 2345; NROTC; Triangle Fraternity, Pledge Master, So- cial Chairman; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Engineer's Day; Newman Club; Masthead, Sports Editor; Track Intramurals, Turkey Trot, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Horseshoes, Baseball, Track, Bowling; Varsity basketball statistician. Raymond Francis Kulbitskas, St. Mi- nersville, Pa., Chemical Engineering; Sigma Tau Honorary Fraternity; In- tramurals; Student Council, President; Inter Fraternity Council; Student Con- duct Committee; Theta Tau, Secretary, Vice President, Rush Chairman, Pro- fessional Development Chairman; AICHE; Engineer's Day. Thomas Richard Kurk, Louisville, Elec- trical Engineering; IEEE; Engineer's Day. Richard L. Lasky, Ann Arbor, Mich., Electrical Engineering; Delta Upsilon, IEEE; Eagle and Anchor Society, Social Chairman, Secretary; Newman Club; Thoroughbred; Military, Speed Editor; Speed Engineer, Publications Manager: Cardinal Staff; Intramurals; Student Council. 256 Terry W. Lee, Louisville, Mechanical Engineering; Engineer’s Day; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; In- tramurals. Richard Louis Leezer, Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers; En- gineer’s Day; Intramurals. John Edward Loehle, Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; Intramurals; Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers; Engineer’s Day. Ralph Becker Logan, Louisville; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers, Treasurer. Axel Walter Lubkowitz, Bodensee, Germany, Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Pi Sigma Honorary Fraternity; ASYM Award; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Varsity Soccer; Intramurals; International Relations Club. Robert E. Lyon, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Young Americans for Freedom; Engineer’s Day; “Rev- eille’’, Business Manager. Michael David McCaffery, Louisville, Civil Engineering; Sigma Tau, Vice President; ODK; Theta Tau, Scribe, Vice Regent; NROTC Drill Team; Young Republicans, Board of Directors; Speed Engineer; Masthead; Intramurals; ASCE. William Allen McCulloch, Clarksville, Ind., Chemical Engineering; AFROTC, Color Guard; AICHE, President; Sigma Tau; Speed Engineer, Managing Edi- tor; Intramurals; Student Council, Treasurer; University Student Senate; Interfraternity Council, Treasurer, President; Engineer's Day Co-Chair- man; Engineers Ball, Co-chairman; Theta Tau, Social Chairman, Treasurer. Arley Houston McGill, Jeffersontown, Ky., Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi; Intramurals. John McClellan Meredith, Louisville, Chemical Engineering; ODK; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Tau; Phi Kappa Phi; Lambda Chi Alpha; AICHE; ASTM; Speed Engineer; Intramurals; Varsity Swimming, Captain; AICHE Scholar- ship Award, 64 ASTM Student Prize Membership Award. James D. Moore, Elizabethtown, Ky., Electrical Engineering; Band, Wind Ensemble Louisville Civic Symphony; IEEE; Engineer's Day Co-Chairman; Sigma Tau. Joseph John Moses, Valdosta, Ga., Electrical Engineering; IEEE; New- man Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon Frater- nity. wm fos] Ps James Roy Neblett, Louisville, Electri- cal Engineering; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau, Secretary; Sigma Pi Sigma; Air Arnold Society; Kappa Alpha Psi; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Speed Engineer, Co-adver- tising Manager. Joseph Richard Nunnelley, Jefferson- town, Ky., Electrical Engineering; Theta Tau Fraternity; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Intramural Softball, Football. Robert Leroy Ochsenhirt, Louisville, Mechanical Engineering; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers; En- gineer’s Day; Intramurals. Richard Kent Panther, Louisville, Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity Swimming, four years, co-captain; In- tramurals, Football, Volleyball, Tennis, Track, Handball. John Edward Passafiume, Louisville, Mechanical Engineering; | Newman Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; ASTME; Intramurals. Jerry Michael Prather, Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; Delta Upsilon; Intramural Sports; Newman Club; American Society of Mechanical En- gineers; Engineer's Day. David Allen Puckett, Louisville, Elec- trical Engineering; Institute of Elec- trical and Electronic Engineers; En- gineer's Day; AFROTC Color Guard; Intramural Softball. Eugene Allen Reiter, Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers; Intra- mural Sports; Speed Engineer. Leroy Rudolph, Jr., Louisville, Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Intramurals. Fred Frank Sanders, Louisville, Chemi- cal Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Tennis Team; In- tramural Softball. Joseph Chris Sansbury, Louisville, Mechanical Engineering; Newman Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Intramurals. Edward P. Schan, Jr., Louisville, Me- chanical Engineering; American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers; AIAA. Floyd Glenn Schanz, Louisville, Civil Engineering; Winner of American So- ciety of Testing Materials; American Society of Civil Engineers. Philip L. Schumann, Louisville, Elec trical Engineering; Sigma Tau; Insti- tute of Electrical and Electronic En- gineers; Engineer's Day; Intramurals; Varsity Tennis, Captain. Norbert Joseph Seidenfaden, Jr., Louis- ville, Chemical Engineering; Newman Club; American Institute of Chemical Engineering; Engineer’s Day, Co-chair- man. Vipin P. Shah, Madhi, Dist Surat, Stste Guyerat, India, Mechanical En- gineering; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers; ARS; International Rel ations Club. John Francis Shipway, Cherry Valley, N. Y., Chemical Engineering; Sigma Tau; Omicron Delta Kappa; Theta Tau Fraternity, Regent, House Manager; Eagle and Anchor Society, President, Treasurer; Varsity Rifle and Pistol Team; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Treasurer; Intramurals. Amar Chand Singla, Dhuri, India, Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; International Relations Club. James Oliver Smith, Louisville, Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers. Paul Douglas Soete, Louisville, Elec- trical Engineering; Newman Club; In- stitute of Electrical and Electronic En- gineers; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. John Garrard Spanyer, Louisville, Civil Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha Fra- ternity; Intramural Council; American Society of Civil Engineers; Intramural Football, Swimming, Basketball, Soft- ball. Robert Andrew Sullivan, Oil City, Pa., Mechanical Engineering; Delta Upsilon Fraternity; Newman Club; Circle K Club; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Engineer's Day; Intramural Basketball, Football, Track, Softball; Cardinal Staff; Speed Engineer, Editor for Mechanical Engineering Dept. Paul Edward Summers, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Engineer's Day; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; Speed School Student Coun- cil, Treasurer. Harry David Theuerkauf, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Speed School Alumni Scholarship; Ashland Oil Scholarship; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Student Branch Chairman; Engineer's Day; Intra- murals; Student Council. 259 260 John H. Toombs, Jr., Louisville, Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Intramurals; Newman Club; Engineer's Day. Richard Carroll Torstrick, Louisville, Chemical Engineering; _ Intramurals; American Institute of Chemical En- gineers; Orchestra. Edward Lawrence Veeneman, Louis- ville, Electrical Engineering; Newman Club; Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers; Intramural Bowling, Basketball. Michael Anthony Vetter, Valley Sta- tion, Electrical Engineering. Chander P. Wadhwa, New Delhi, India, Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers; Interna- tional Center; Engineer’s Day. David Phillip Wagner, Anchorage, Ky., Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil Engineers, Vice President; Intra- mural Sports. Samuel Marvin Weisberger, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Sigma Alpha Mu; Intramurals; Interfraternity Coun- cil. Larry Fredrick Wiéilham, Louisville, Mechanical Engineering; Most Im- proved in Dept. 64; American Insti- tute of Mechanical Engineering; En- gineer’s Day; Intramurals. Errol Carman Wilkins, Mechanical En- gineering; AIAA; AFROTC Com- mander; Arnold Air Society. Charles Erwin Williams, Charlestown, Ind., Chemical Engineering; AFROTC; American Institute of Chemical En- gineers; Intramurals. Robert Allen Allsmiller, Louisville, Chemical Engineering. George Edward Anderson, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Richard Neil Davis, Louisville, Business Management, Triangle Fraternity. Robert Knox DeWitt, Louisville, Marketing. Norbert Edward Gnadinger, Sr., Louis- ville, Management Chairman of Credit Committee; American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers; Girdler-Tube Turns Employees Credit Union Member. Oscar Raymer Hurley, Fern Creek, Ky., Physics. Charles Edward Johnson, Louisville, Commerce; Tennis; Golf; Bowling; Swimming; Hiking; Knights of Colum- bus; A.D.A.; Republican-Maryknoll. Joyce H. Johnson, Louisville, Chemis- try. Neill R. Kahle, Louisville, Management Lambda Chi Alpha. Charles Edward Lowe, Louisville, Ac- counting. Ann Hatcher Miller, Louisville, Sec- retarial Science. Edna Smock Miller, Louisville, Eng lish. Errol Thomas Morrison, Louisville, Management and Marketing. A. Reid McGee, Louisville, Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma. Eo dgviad s Se + oe : ’ ‘ 262 Jon O. Nicholas, Valley Station, Ky., Management. Allen Carl Platt, New Albany, Ind., Management. Emmett Earl Probus, Anchorage, Ky., Management. Mollie York Ray, Jeffersontown, Ky. Paul Robert Rutherford, Salem, Ind., Accounting. James William Shaffer, Louisville, Mathematics. John McGill Sparling, Louisville, Mathe- matics. Jim Edward Spink, Jr., Louisville, Ac- counting. Rudolph Wilhelm Straub, Louisville, Management. Frank Joseph Texas, Louisville, Market- ing. John Elwood Tichenor, Louisville, Management. James Alfred Tyler, Pekin, Ind., Bank- ing and Finance. 2 w 264 Adolph M. Veigl, Louisville, Mathe- matics. Richard C. Yocum, Louisville, Physics. Don T. Petersen, Louisville, Chemistry; Newman Club; Chorus; Freshman Baseball; American Chemical Society; International Relations Club; Music Scholarship. Ann Dykes Akridge, Louisville, Music Education-Voice. William Charles Huhn, Louisville, Music Education-Voice; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Secretary-Treasurer; MENC; Lambda Chi Alpha; Young Republicans Club; Band; Choir; Jazz Lab. Christine E. Louis, Louisville, Violin; Phi Kappa Phi; Mortar Board, His- torian; Cwens, Treasurer, Junior Ad- visor; Pi Beta Phi; Thoroughbred; Cardinal; President’s Student Advisory Council; Student Board of Publications; Music School Student Council, Presi- dent, Vice President; University Stu- dent Senate; Orchestra; Chorus; Wo- men’s Recreation Association. James P. Ostryniec, Waterford, Pa., Oboe; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Music School Student Council; Student Sen- ate; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra. Index ADMINISTRATION Abernathy, Buford D., 207 Adams, Donald W., 112 Adams, Harold, 70 Barber, Richard L., 106 Bentley, Fred B., 106 Brown, John W., 108 Burns, Barbara P., 121 Byrd, James, 120 Camp, Frank, 64 Chamberlain, Phillip C., 115 Cheppo, Mario, 64 Chodkowski, Henry, 124, 125 Crawford, Thomas H., 138 Crodel, Charles, 122 Davidson, Philip G., 102, 103 Davidson, William R., 115 Davis, Milton C., 205 Dromo, John, 70, 72, 80 Dunbar, Clarence P., 116 Durham, Harold D., 207 Elbert, Norbert F., 116 Ernst, Robert C., 109 Fink, Mary Jo, 120 Fisher, Stanley E., 109 Gardner, Kenneth S., 205 Griffeth, Tedd N., 205, 206 Gwinn, Joel A., 134 Hayes, Russell, 109 Hedgepeth, Oliver, 205 Hickman, Bernard L., 71, 72 Hopkins, Duane L., 205 Howe, Laurance L., 129 Kellogg, Edward F., 207 Kirwan, Thomas E., 205 Koester, Leonard A., 139 Mendelsohn, Ellis J., 81 Meurn, Robert J., 207 Prangnell, John, 119 Putnam, Sheler W., 205 Schneider, Evelyn J., 116 Shrader, Paul A., 207 Smith, Donn, 108 Strickler, Woodrow M., 104 Tachau, Mary K., 173 Tagliarino, Vincent A., 118 Thomas, Leon, 207 Turner, Eleanor M., 105 Unger, Jr., Raymond H., 207 Van Hooser, Birdie Mae, 130 Wagner, Charles E., 108 Walker, Morton, 129 Warren, Richard, 115 Weisert, John J., 126 Wilburn, Harry J., 207 Williams, Gordon C., 123 Withers, Robert G., 207 Wood, Clark, 64 Wood, Polly B., 106 Woods, Wade, 115 STUDENT INDEX Abtahi, Bahman, 77 Adams, Don, 30, 135, 137, 213 Adkins, Anita, 240 Akridge, Ann Dykes, 264 Alderman, Carol, 25, 176 Allen, Donna Joan, 229 Allen, Ernest Eugene, 181 265 Allen, James Richard, 235 Allen, Martha, 213 Allen, William, 235 Allsmiller, Robert Allen, 251 Ames, Bruce S., 38, 229 Anderson, George, 251 Anshutz, Edward David, 251 Anuszewski, John, 168 Arnold, Amy, 176 Asher, Jane, 213 Ashkenaz, Joseph, 213 Ashley, Bruce, 43 Bache, Richard Wayne, 213 Badgett, James, 138 Baer, William Bruce, 245 Baker, William Edward, 241 Ballard, William C., 241 Barnett, Raymond, 136 Barnett, Vera Lee, 213 Barwick, John Lewis, 229 Bassett, Marie, 213 Bates, Betsy, 143, 185, 213 Bates, Emily, 213 Bates, Mary Ann, 213 Battista, Anthony, 132, 207, 209, 251 Baum, Richard, 33 Baxter, Jon H., 235 Bayer, Terry James, 213 Berman, Alissa, 213 Berman, Phillip, 245 Bernstein, Louis David, 214 Berry, Larry Ray, 251 Bibb, Walter Clark, 214 Billips, William C., 245 Birchler, Edward Louis, 194, 251 Birkhead, Judith, 214 Birnsteel, C. Barret, 39 Bischoff, Richard Joseph, 21, 53, 214 Bishop, Carolyn, 194 Bishop, John Auldin, 133, 198 Bissmeyer, Al, 181, 183 Blackman, Stephen, 156 Blankenship, Robert Meves, 245 Blau, Bernard J., 241 Blum, Evelyn E., 134 Bonn, Stephen, 253 Bornstein, Henry, 146, 253 Boudreaux, Numa, 21, 48, 179 Boutcher, Sally Meers, 229 Boyle, Gerald, 35 Bradley, Mary Virginia, 214 Brangers, David William, 241 Braunstein, Ira George, 40 Brent, Linda Sue, 214 Bressler, Frederick B., 74 Brewster, Ruth Kintner, 214 Broering, Leo Frederick, 235 Brooks, Joseph, 130 Brown, Billy Ray, 214 Brown, Charles Harlan, Jr., 38, 145, 208, 253 Brown, Gwendol Fay, 214 Brown, Harry, 132, 180, 253 Brown, James, 241 Brown, James Calvin, 214 Brown, Martin Caymo, 214 Bryan, Bonnie Jean, 131, 168, 186 Bryant, Ellis Wayne, 74 Buchanan, Jan, 214 Buchanan, Terry Brooks, 157, 182, 245 Buck, Steven Jeremy, 74 Buffone, Douglas John, 66 Bunin, Martha, 215 Bunting, Davis, 215 Burns, Beverly, 240 Burns, Bobby Darrell, 215 Burns, Donald, 77 Burt, Robert, 253 Burton, Barry L., 245 Buschmann, Kenneth, 253 Bush, Donald, 253 Bussell, Harold, 154, 182 Buster, Ann, 185 Buyck, James Edward, 133, 215 Byrd, Keith H., 245 Campbell, William Lynn, 235 Carroll, David, 215 Carter, Iris, 29 Carter, Larry Allen, 193 Caufield, Richard K., 200 Caywood, Sally P., 215 Chick, Lewis Perry, Jr., 229 Chisholm, Glenn, 253 Christiansen, Bonita, 229 Chute, Martha, 131 Ciaccio, Thomas Joseph, 245 Clark, Gerald Duane, 229 Clark, John Allen, 229 Clark, Patricia Ann, 129, 156, 215 Clark, Thomas Eric, 215 Clements, Freddie Thomas, 235 Clifford, Dennis, 72, 215 Collier, Ronald, 245 Connell, Melanie Ann, 146, 185, 186, 215 Conner, Leslie Erwin, 229 Cook, Larry, 170, 199 Cook, William Donland, 199 Cooke, John Almond Allen, 229 Coons, Ann Faye, 215 Cooper, John Thompson, 236 Copeland, Clay Stegar, 193 Cornell, Joyce, 129 Corum, James Tye, 236 Cosby, Nancye Jolen, 215 Counts, Betty, 34 Cox, Donald L., 21, 39, 179 Craig, Darrell Lee, 236 Creamer, H. Edward, 72 Crenshaw, Edsel Glen, 178, 253 Crispin, Richard Eugene, 253 Crosby, Judy Ann, 138 Crume, Mary Marcelline, 216 Crume, William Keith, 229 Crutcher, Sharon L., 216 Culbertson, Paulette, 216 Curry, Elizabeth L., 161, 165 Cusick, Robert Irwin, Jr., 216 Dalton, Burr James, 245 Daniel, Gary, 216 Danz, Joseph, 188 Davies, Robert Lynn, 245 Davis, Al, 216 Davis, Charles Atwood, 216 Davis, Harry Scott, Jr., 21, 30, 148, 230 Davis, Richard Neal, 261 Davis, Robert Kelly, 253 Davis, William Watkins, 241 Dawson, Sharon, 196 Dean, Rick Franklin, 33 DeCamillis, Nobert J., 243 Deckard, Peggy Watkins, 216 Deems, Dennis, 193 Degener, Louis Elmer, Jr., 52 DeGeorge, Victor, 152, 236 DeLeon, Edwin, 236 Dennis, Darlene, 161, 216 DeWitt, Robert Knox, 261 266 Dierking, Daniel Lee, 183 Dobbs, Joe Billy, 230 Doheny, Frank P., Jr., 243 Doherty, Vicky, 167 Donoghoe, James Fort, Jr., 243 Donovan, Arthur James, Jr., 245 Doolittle, William Douglas, 53, 198, 253 Dowdy, Donald Bennett, 236 Downs, James Lee, 230 Durham, Charles J., 236 Earley, Lee Bond, 48 Easton, Robert Speer, 230 Edwards, Theodore, 236 Eerenberg, Elisabeth Johanna, 191, 216 Elkins, Judith Rhea, 160, 161, 162, 163, 240 Elliott, Robert B., 246 Ellis, Guy Tempest, III, 216 Ellis, Roger Gordon, 230 English, Robert Christopher, 243 Erbele, Glory Jean, 186 Erlebacher, Caroline B., 186 Evans, John William, 216 Ewald, Robert Charles, 147, 179, 243 Farbar, Alan J., 140, 218 Feldkamp, William James, 198, 218 Fine, Allan H., 243 Finnegan, Thomas Joseph, 72, 218 Fisher, Diane, 218 Flaherty, Thomas Michael, 230 Fleming, Judi, 176 Folan, Susan Fisher, 218 Foley, Irwin D., 243 Ford, Charles Nathaniel, Jr., 246 Ford, Ruth Elvin, 47, 196 Frantz, David Louis, 254 Fratangelo, Robert Joseph, 218 Friedman, Avery, 43 Friedman, Maris S., 182, 246 Frisbie, Walter Lewis, 254 Fuchs, David Sidney, 218 Fulks, James B., 182 Gadd, Clayton Thomas, 177, 230 Garr, Robin, 218 Garvin, Joshua LaRoche, 236 Garvin, Ronald M., 246 Gatz, Randall N., 39 Gay, Judi, 34, 179 Gearhart, Gerald L., 236 Gelbart, Howard, 218 George, Anthony, 246 Gibson, Donald, 230 Gibson, Richard L., 254 Gilbert, David Ray, 72 Gilpin, Buren Clark, Jr., 254 Gish, Michael R., 230 Glass, Joseph Gibbs, 243 Gnadinger, Norbert E., Sr., 261 Goins, Chester Dans, 218 Goodman, Robert Irwin, 236 Goreham, Bruce Alan, 190, 191, 254 Gorius, Robert Joseph, 74 Grafton, Arthur Wallace, Jr., 243 Graham, Howard Lelian, 230 Graham, Hugh Lawrence, 254 Grantham, Gregory Porter, 238 Grasch, Linda Jean, 218 Graviss, Thomas R., 218 Greene, Herbert Delmeine, 238 Greenebaum, Henry Lewis, 254 Greenlee, Sherry Lynn, 184, 195, 196 Greenwell, Rodney Kendrick, 254 Griesbach, James Bruce, 230 Grubb, William Arnold, 167 Grubbs, Stanley Walker, 30, 136, 153, 169, 181, 184 Guarneschelle, Beatrice Ann, 194 Guertin, Gary Arthue, 219 Gutekuntz, Nancy Lee, 26, 195, 219 Haas, Stanley Paul, 254 Hadden, David Charles, 246 Hagerty, Donald Joseph, 142, 180, 254 Halbleib, Michael Joseph, 254 Hale, Stephen, 255 Hall, Margaret Catharine, 47, 219 Hall, Micheal Grayson, 246 Hand, Stanley, 133, 136, 154, 179, 219 Hannah, James R., 219 Harding, Calvin R., Jr., 246 Harle, Christine Jo, 160 Harmon, John E., 198 Hart, William F., 193 Hartlage, Lawrence, 134 Hartman, Leonard Higdon, 255 Hamptli, Gretchen N., 219 Haus, Sandra, 155 Head, Jacqueline, 240 Hay, H. Wayne, 128, 198, 208, 209, 255 Helman, Grant Micheal, 230 Heming, Joyce Ann, 219 Henshaw, James Ellis, 219 Herold, Anthony, 72 Hiemer, Arthur, 255 Hugguns, Donna Rae, 240 Hilbers, Marjorie Gail, 44, 219 Hinton, Don, 35 Hirsch, Kenneth L., 231 Hoffman, Dennis Eugene, 231 Holden, Fred Howard, 74 Holladay, Alice L., 155 Hollenbach, Louis Jacob, Jr., 243 Holt, Homer A., 246 Holt, Joseph, 219 Holzer, Leslie David, III, 219 Hoog, Donna Gayle, 29 Horn, Judith Ann, 219 Hornstein, Stephen, 246 Hoskins, Hames Edgar, Jr., 133, 255 House, Sharon Lee, 219 Houston, Alan Wade, 72 Howard, John Dean, 246 Huber, Dave, 53, 179, 181, 200, 220 Huber, Jo Ann, 161 Huhn, William Charles, 264 Hummel, Margaret, 183 Hurley, Oscar Raymer, 261 Hyman, Alan, 74 Ignatow, Stan B., 21, 40 Inlow, William, 191 Isaacs, David, 220 Ivy, Randolph, 220 Jackson, Diane Wallace, 231 Jackson, William Edward, 248 Jacobe, Harry Michael, 255 James, Matha Ann, 195 Jarboe, Ralph Lee, 255 Jeffries, Loren Wendell, 201 Johmann, Patricia Ann, 161, 194 John, Becky Lynn, 248 Johnson, Charles Edward, 261 Johnson, Joyce Hayes, 261 Johnson, Lyman M., 187, 188 Johnson, R. Bruce, 248 Johnson, Wallace D., Jr., 248 Jones, K. Ann, 176, 206 Jones, Mike, 231 Jones, Thelma Dean, 189, 195 267 Kafer, Karen, 251 Kahle, Neill Ray, 261 Kallaher, Shirley Martin, 255 Kamuf, Charles Joseph, 243 Karem, Constance, 175 Katz, Phyllis Evellen, 220 Katz, Roger Merrill, 251 Kaufman, Alice Lee, 195 Keeling, Betsy, 179 Keeling, Bruce Harrison, 248 Keithley, Urban Owen, 220 Kelly, James Scott, 52 Kelly, Milford Paul, 231 Kelly, Richard Harris, 238 Kelsen, Kenneth Alfred, 136 Kendall, James Lamar, 238 Keohane, Patrick, 201 Kessinger, Robert L., 194, 220 Kessler, Michael Lewis, 220 Kielkopf, John, Jr., 135 Kimbrough, Bradley Thomas, 175 Kincaid, Charles Addison, Jr., 248 Kingon, Chuck, 21 Kircher, Charles Anthony, 264 Kleiner, Mike, 77 Kogan, Harvey, 21, 33 Korfhage, Glenn Alan, 231 Korngold, Louis, 248 Koshewa, Cynthia, 26, 138, 166, 184, 202 Kothari, Sharad G., 255 Kotheiner, Jean Elizabeth, 194 Kraemer, John William, 255 Krafcik, Frederick Robert, 208, 255 Kraus, Robert Lee, Jr., 238 Kress, Claudia Rae, 220 Kuhn, Helen Catharine, 188 Kulbitskas, Raymond Francis, 178, 208, 255 Kurk, Thomas Richard, 256 Kurtz, Dennis E., 243 LaFramboise, Thomas Michael, 65 Lancaster, William Douglas, 231 Larmee, Donald Edward, 248 Lasky, Richard L., 132, 208, 256 Lavely, Robert W., 238 Lawrence, Jeffrey David, 220 Laymon, Jack Dean, 248 Lee, Terry William, 256 Leezer, John Douglas, 231 Leezer, Richard Louis, 256 Leonard, Thomas P., 248 Leonhardt, Teresa Ann, 190 Lerner, Sheldon, 248 Leslie, Louis Clyde, Jr., 238 Levin, Daniel Lee, 40, 220 Levy, Linda, 220 Lewis, Robert, 221 Lewis, Paul R., 248 Liedke, Joseph Salvatore, 72 Lindell, Leslie Jean, 186 Lindeman, Carl Ray, 231 Llewellyn, Joi Jan, 29 Loehle, John Edward, 256 Logan, Ralph Becker, 180, 256 Logsdon, James Houston, 221 Lohmeyer, C. William, 244 Long, Jeffrey David, 231 Louis, Chritine, 145, 192, 264 Love, David Armstrong, 187, 231 Lowe, Charles Edward, 261 Lubkowitz, Axel Walter, 256 Lucas, John Robert, 221 Lyddan, John Michael, 221 Lyon, Robert E., 256 268 Madison, Harry Thomas, 231 Malone, Harry Francis, Jr., 244 Marin, Robert Thomas, 74 Masden, Ronald Rowland, 249 McCaffery, Michael David, 35, 256 McChord, Wendell Holmes, 238 McCulloch, William Allan, 256 McGee, A. Reid, 261 McGill, A. Houston, 256 McIntire, John Michael, 139 McNeely, James David, 151, 249 McReynolds, Larry Lee, 238 Meadows, Marty, 38, 221 Meena, Lynn, 162 Mereith, John McClellan, 143, 256 Merkel, Paul Alan, 77 Metry, Robert Anthony, 148, 244 Meyer, Bonnie Jean, 149, 171, 179, 200, 221 Miller, Andrew Allen, 233 Miller, Ann Hatcher, 261 Miller, Charles Raymond, 233 Miller, Edna Smock, 261 Miller, George Horace, 248 Miller, Ila Tatum, 221 Minan, John H., 21, 38, 72, 233 Moon, Ann M., 167 Moore, James D., 258 Moore, Roy G., 233 Morford, Michael Louise, 176 Morguelan, Barbara L., 240 Morris, Allan, 53, 191, 200, 221 Morris, Charles Clifford, 233 Morris, Charles Lawrence, 77 Morris, Gary H., 233 Morris, Geoffrey, 221 Morrison, Errol Thomas, 261 Morrison, Jeffrey Scott, 188 Morton, Donna Theresa, 167 Moser, Pamela Sue, 240 Moses, Joseph John, 258 Mullins, Janet Carol, 221 Myers, Mary Meade, 166 Myrick, Ronald E., 202 Neal, Sammie L., 182 Neblett, James Roy, 258 Nelson, James Lee, Jr., 233 Nicholas, Jon Oren, 263 Nieher, Alvin Henry, 249 Noel, Robert Alan, 249 Nonacs, Aina, 25 Norris, Jack Robert, 21 Norfleet, Susan, 176 Nunnally, Boyce, Jr., 147 Nunnelly, Joseph Richards, 258 Nuss, Donald David, 138, 142, 223 O'Bryan, George R., 244 Ochsenhirt, Robert Leroy, 258 O'Connor, Edward Louis, 244 O'Connor, John Dale, 192 O’Nan, David Thomas, 223 Osborne, Haywood Samuel, Jr., 134 Osterlund, David Alan, 183 Ostryniec, James P., 187, 264 Overley, John Robert, 130 Panther, Richard Kent, 258 Pape, Edward Joseph, 233 Passafiume, John E., 258 Paulin, Marylin, 223 Payne, Sally Ellen, 223 Pearson, Robert Leonard, 223 Pedley, David N., 238 Petri, William Henry, III, 238 Pinson, Joyce Ann, 240 269 Platt, Allen Carl, 263 Porter, Susie, 26, 179, 185 Potts, Frisso Alfonso, 195 Potts, Glenda, 47, 223 Potts, Grover, 177, 197, 200 Power, Mike L., 223 Prather, Jery Michael, 194, 258 Pring, Elizabeth Lee, 191 Prizant, Roger M., 233 Probus, Emmett Earl, 263 Profumo, E. Martin, Jr., 233 Pruitt, Jennifer, 37, 163, 196 Puckett, David Allen, 258 Purcell, E. Lee, 206, 223 Purcell, James Edward, 223 Rabold, Margaret Wallace, 240 Rafter, Sean, 52 Rainey, Alan Scott, 233 Ralph, Nina Sue, 29 Ramsey, John Edward, 249 Ransdell, Herbert Threlkeld, 223 Rapp, Dennis B., 233 Rapp, Robert Lee, 234 Rapp, Stephen L., 209 Ravenel, Theodore DuBose, 238 Rawlings, Donald Russell, 74 Rawlings, George Robert, 74 Ray, Joseph T., 244 Ray, Molly York, 263 Receveur, Robert Lewis, 249 Redmon, Sherrill L., 201, 223 Reiter, Eugene, 258 Renner, John Wilbert, Jr., 130, 188 Reuther, John J., 72 Reverman, Lawrence Francis, 139 Rhodes, David Hambleton, 39 Rice, James R., 249 Rich, Kenneth Thomas, Jr., 223 Richardson, Sandra, 26, 131, 138, 185, 202 Richardson, Todd George, 249 Riley, Charles M., Jr., 233 Ritchie, Alan Hill, 234 Roberts, Lloyd Britton, 224 Robinson, Phillip Harrison, 239 Rohlander, Shirley C., 224 Rose, Mary Beth, 44, 160, 165, 224 Rose, Richard David, 187 Rose, Susan, 176 Rosen, Mark Alan, 33 Rosenbaum, Kenneth George, 224 Rosenberg, Kenneth Reuben, 249 Rothman, Judd, 72 Rowe, Pamela, 22, 37 Rowland, Dennis William, 259 Ruch, Ralph, 224 Rudolph, Leroy, Jr., 255 Runner, Betty Sue, 22 Rust, Christine, 171 Rutherford, Paul R., 263 Rutledge, James William, 177, 234 Sacrey, James Bramlett, Jr., 239 Sams, David E., Jr., 234 Samuels, James Howard, 197 Sanders, Fred Frank, 258 Sansbury, Joseph Chris, 259 Saxton, Sandra Lee, 224 Schaefer, Brain Douglas, 244 Schan, Edward P., 259 Schanz, Floyd Glenn, 259 Scharfenberger, Donald Edward, 239 Scheffield, Alton G., 239 Scheffins, Sandra Deane, 224 Schmidt, Marylee, 160, 196, 206 Schott, Richard Anthony, 224 Schultze, Sydney, 129, 137, 140, 151, 184, 224 Schumann, Phillip, 59 Schwartz, Jerry Franklin, 40 - Scott, Billy, 224 Scott, Charles Douglas, 244 Scribner, Harvey Edward, III, 224 Seidenfaden, Norbert Joseph, 259 Seitz, Jan Houston, 30, 159, 234 Serpell, Cornelia, 224 Shafer, James William, 263 Shah, Vipin P., 259 Shaikun, Bernerd H., 234 Shehan, Jared Dennis, 239 Shelton, James Paul, 74 Sherman, Irvin, 33 Shields, Mary Kay, 29, 175 Shipway, John, 21,°35, 132, 259 Silver, Arnold, 250 Simpson, Charles, III, 183, 199 Singla, Amar Chand, 259 Sivak, Denis M., 225 Skidmore, Hugh, Jr., 239 Skolnick, Judah L., 250 Sloan, Gilbert Thomas, 225 Smith, Gary Evan, 244 Smith, James Oliver, 259 Smith, William Kenneth, 225 Snapp, Robert Edward, 150, 225 Snead, Ella Faye, 225 Snoddy, Patricia Ann, 22, 34 Soete, George Clay, 225 Soete, Paul D., 259 Spanyer, Gary, 259 Sparling, John McGill, 263 Spaulding, Malinda, 25, 186 Speiden, M. Shelley, 225 Spink, Jim Edward, 263 Springer, Samuel Franklin, Jr., 175 Stahl, Sandra, 44, 225 Steedly, Gary, 190, 225 Steedly, Judith, 169 Steinberg, Elaine E., 129, 140, 153, 225 Stevens, Alyce C., 225 Stewart, Melvin Knight, 239 Straub, Rudolph W., 263 Streiff, Irwin, 250 Streit, Dan, 234 Struck, Sandra, 38, 144, 199, 200, 225 Stuppy, Jim, 187 Sullivan, Robert Andrew, 259 Summers, Paul Edward, 178, 260 Sutt, Alvin P., 234 Talipsky, John E., 52 Tamplin, Philip J., 167 Taylor, Barbara E., 241 Taylor, Patricia E., 226 Taylor, Richard C., 43 Texas, Frank, 263 Theuerkauf, George W., 260 Thomas, Paul M., 135 Thompson, Tommy D., 226 Thrasher, Patricia, 241 Tichenor, John E., 263 Toebbe, Nelson E., 195 Toombs, John H., Jr., 260 Torstrick, Robert L., 260 Traughber, Sam H., 250 Travis, William Clifton, 226 Tribble, Nancy J., 179, 200 Truax, Clarence E., 234 Tucker, Glenn, 226, 209 Tullin, Harvey, 250 Turk, Joel, 77 Turner, Bonnie J., 226, 206, 37 Turner, Judy, 189 Tyler, Glendon, 202, 234 Tyler, James B., 62 Underwood, Patricia Gayle, 241 Underwood, William Franklin, 234 Ungaro, Nancy M., 44, 190, 194, 226 Unseld, Wesley, 74 Vanderplooa, Florence Marie, 226 Vanderpool, Gerald Eugene, 250 Vanover, S. Terrell, 250 Vanovitz, Robert S., 250 Veeneman, Edward Lawrence, 260 Veigl, Adolph, 264 Vermillion, Ronald Clay, 235 Vetter, Michael Anthony, 260 Vogel, Carlene Rose, 34 Von Roenn, Kenneth, 250 Wadhwa, Chander P., 260 Wagner, David Phillip, 260 Wagner, Don, 180 Wagner, Leroy J., 226 Wakin, Regina, 194 Waldman, Terry Irvin, 185, 130 Walker, Donnie Wilson, 235 Walker, James Robert, 187 Watson, R. Dennis, 235 Weisberger, Gary, 260 Weller, Paul Gilbert, 226 Welte, John Deyo, 239 Whalen, Frank, Jr., 250 White, Danny, 171 White, Donald Leslie, 244 White, Thomas Roger, 226 Whitehead, Eddie Lee, 72 Whitehead, William Roger, 235 Wiebe, Gordon Dennis, 239 Wilder, Susan, 206 Wilham, Larry F., 260 Wilkins, Errol Carman, 133, 260 Wilkinson, Walta L., 195 Williams, Charles Erwin, 260 Williams, Paul Franklin, 250 Williams, Rodney, 21, 48, 179, 226 Wilson, Benny J., 239 Wilson, John R., 244 Wilson, Kenneth, 192 Windchy, William, 72 Winders, Cecil B., 228 Winter, Gregory K., 235 Wise, Ronald, 208 Wood, Diane, 228 Wood, Pat, 158, 160 Woodring, John William, 48, 135 Woodward, Jimmy D., 240 Worf, Lynn Edward, 228 Wright, Bonnie Hanners, 134 Wright, David Hayden, 235 Yankey, Harold Morris, 228 Yocum, Richard C., 264 Young, Carol, 192 Young, Charles David, 240 Young, Larry Alan, 198 Young, Yvonne, 251 Zerhusen, John Robert, 251 Zirnheld, Rosa Toninia, 189 Zoll, Carol, 26, 206 271 Index ORGANIZATIONS Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps, 198 Alpha Epsilon Delta, 136 Alpha Phi Omega, 198 American Society of Civil Engineers, 181 Angel Flight, 207 Arnold Air Society, 133 Arts Sciences Class Officers, 182 Arts Sciences Student Council Officers, 180 Baptist Student Union, 194 Business School Student Council Officers, 178 Cardinal, 200, 201 Chi Omega, 28 Circle K, 198 Christian Science Organization, 193 Cwens, 131 Delta Phi Alpha, 138 Delta Upsilon, 32 Delta Zeta, 27 Eagle Anchor, 132 Freshman Advisory Council, 186 Inter Fraternity Council, 23 International Center, 204, 205 International Relations Club, 185 Kappa Delta, 39 Kent School Student Council, 183 Lambda Chi Alpha, 40 Mortar Board, 129 Music School Student Council, 176 Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps, 298, 209, 210, 211 Newman Club, 195 Nu Sigma Chi, 45 Omicron Delta Kappa, 128 Panhellenic Council, 24 Phi Eta Sigma, 130 Phi Kappa Tau, 53 Phi Lambda Upsilon, 139 Phi Mu Alpha, 188 Pi Beta Phi, 46 Pi Delta Epsilon, 137 Pi Gamma Omicron, 197 Pi Kappa Phi, 41 Psi Chi, 134 Religious Council, 191 Sigma Alpha Mu, 42 Sigma Kappa, 49 Sigma Pi Sigma, 135 Student American Medical Association, 183 Student National Education Association, 182 Speed Engineer, 199 Speed Student Council, 179 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 50 Theta Tau, 37 Threlkeld North Council, 177 Thoroughbred, 202, 203 Triangle, 54 United Campus Christian Fellowship, 192 University Student Senate, 180 Wesley Foundation, 196 Women’s Recreation Association, 189 Young Democrats, 190 Young Republicans, 184 Zeta Beta Tau, 35 Zeta Tau Alpha, 36 Sa Oy ae AY - 2) Spleens Rte ae as , 272 274 Remembrance of a particular form is but regret for a particular moment; and houses, roads, avenues are as fugitive, alas, as the years. 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