University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1966 volume:

’s Be Wander jess ut Pe TTF f gay ten Be Whereas, Sundry Inhabitants of the County of Kentucky have at great expense and hazard settled themselves upon certain lands at the falls of the Ohio said to be the property of John Connolly and have laid off a considerable part thereof into half-lots for a town, and having settled thereon have preferred petitions to this general assembly to establish the said town . . . Be it therefore enacted that one thousand acres of land being the forfeited property of the said John Connolly adjoining to the lands of John Campbell and Taylor be and the same is hereby vested in John Todd, Jr., Stephen Trigg, George Slaughter, John Floyd, William Pope, George Meriwether, Andrew Hines, James Sullivan, and Marsham Brashears Gent Trustees to be by them or any four of them laid off into lots of a half-acre each, with convenient streets and public lots, which shall be the same is hereby established a town by the name of Louisville. And be it further enacted, that after the said lands shall be laid off into lots and streets, the said trustees or any four of them shall procede to sell the said lots, or so many as they shall judge expedient, at public auction for the best price that can be had the time and place of sale being previously advertised two months, at the court house of the adjacent counties, the purchasers respectively to hold their said lots subject to the condition of building on each a dwelling house 16 feet by 20 at least with a brick or stone chimney to be finished within two years from day of sale. And the said trustees or any four of them shall and they are hereby empowered to convey the said lots to the purchasers thereof in fee simple, subject to the conditions aforesaid, or payment of the money arising from such sale to the said trustees for the uses hereafter mentioned, that is to say: if the money arising from such sale shall amount to thirty dollars per acre, the whole shall be paid by said trustees into the treasury of this Commonwealth, and the overplus if any, shall be lodged with the Court of the County of Jefferson to enable them to defray the expenses of erecting the public buildings of the said county. Provided that the owners of lots already drawn shall be entitled to the preference therein upon paying to the said trustees the sum of thirty dollars for such half-acre lot and shall be thereafter subject to the same obligations of seeing as the other holders within the said town, of them shall have power from time to time to settle and deter- mine all disputes concerning the bounds of the said lots and to settle such Rules and Orders for the regular building thereon as to them shall seem best and most convenient. And in case of death or removal from the County of any of the said trustees the remaining trustees shall supply such vacancies by electing of others from time to time, who shall be vested with the same powers as those already mentioned. And by it farther enacted, that the purchasers of the lots in said town, so soon as they shall have saved the same according to their respective deeds of con- veyance shall have and enjoy all Rights and Priviledges and Im- munities which the freeholders and Inhabitants of other towns in this state not incorporated by charter havehold and enjoy. And be it farther enacted that if the purchaser of any lot shall fail to build thereon within the time before limited the said trustees or a major part of them may thereupon enter into such lot and may either sell the same again and apply the money towards repair- ing the streets or in any other way for the benefit of the said town or appropriate such lot to public uses for the benefit of the In- habitants of the said town. Provided that nothing herein contained shall extend to affect or injure the title of lands claimed by John Campbell Gentleman or those persons whose lots have been laid off on his lands but that their titles be and remain suspended until the said John Campbell shall be relieved from his captivity, a true copy May 1780 Th. Jefferson —— 3 Saas 2 wn | You will study the wisdom of the past; for in a wilderness of conflicting councils, a trail has there been blazed. You will study the life of mankind, for this is the life you must order, and to order with wisdom, must know. You will study the precepts of justice, for these are the truths that through you shall come to their hour of triumph. Here is the high emprise, the fine endeavor, the splendid possibility of achievement, to which | summon you and bid you welcome. Cardozo 10 - tere Mew hetey SS hartge Denk’ s. “lw 2 EO Sita. etd AO: i Papas dy, iM easy ; ti WS heath eras . ro 2 thie Although | hide it My love shows in my face So plainly that he asks me, “Are you thinking of something?” Taira No Kanemori Chi Omega Susie Porter, Treasurer; Carol Zoll, President; Sandi Richardson, Secre- tary; Bonnie Bryan, Pledge Trainer Pi Kappa Phi Robin Garr, House Manager; Rich Klemens, President; Joe Horlander, Treasurer; Jim Hardy, Chaplain; Ed Hoben, Historian; Steve Bickel, kneel- ing, Secretary. 33 Nu Sigma Chi Hurbert McMinn, Treasurer; Bruce Ashley, Vice-President; Dick Taylor, President; Avery Friedman, Histor- ian; Bill Applegate, Pledgemaster; Troy Hackett. Zeta Beta Tau Mark Rosen, President; William Wolff, Treasurer; Ken Schikler, Historian; Joel Turk, Secretary; Jim Brown, Vice-President; Zeeb, Mascot. Kappa Delta Thelma Jones, Editor; Jennifer Pruitt, Vice-President; Ruth Marcum, Secre- tary; Sue Herman, on stool, Presi. dent; Pam Roe, Treasurer. é Se ane’ OMNIA Triangle Louis E. Degener, President; John E. Palipsky, Vice-President; Sean Raf- ter, Treasurer; James Scott Kelly, Secretary; Wayne Morse, not pic- tured, Corresponding Secretary. 39 €. ( e, % Delta Zeta Carol Alderman, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer; Olivia Rowell, Re- cording Secretary; Sue Runner, His- torian; Aina Nonacs, President; Patty Hottell, Vice-President, Rush; Anelia Mucci, Corresponding Secretary. an fe Kaprepot Phi Kappa Tau Jack Meador, Secretary; Bob Oakley, Vice-President; George Scobee, Trea- surer; Ron Myrick, President. 43 WW Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Edwin Hobson, Treasurer; Al Biss: meyer, President; Bill Wetherton, Vice-President; Patrick Cummings, Secretary. Sigma Kappa President; “a oO ” i) _ is ) oO te Sz se $3 Ro «, co SUS Oo fs rape S--- cose [o= ii Oxre 47 48 Pi Beta Phi Susan Silliman, Corresponding Sec- retary; Ann Moon, President; Carolyn Bishop, Treasurer; Cinny Mueller, Membership Chairman; Ann Buster, Pledge Supervisor; Betsy Keeling, not pictured, Vice-President. ; 1 b =f ” EA) Sigma Alpha Mu Jim Miller, Recorder; Phil Mihak, Exchequer; Stan Ignatow, Prior; Arn- old Levin, Vice-Prior. 51 Tau Kappa Epsilon From left to right: Numa A. Boudreaux Ill, President; David Banks, Vice Pres- ident; Carter Steffey, Treasurer; Greg Geoffroy, Secretary. Zeta Tau Alpha From left to right: Betty Keebler, President; Andrea Eshenaur, Secre- tary; Shelia Twyman, Membership Chairman; Gayle Herrmann, Vice President; Judy Gay, Treasurer. 55 Delta Upsilon Seated: Cobber of Chesapeake, Mas: cot; Steve Ishmael, President. Stand: ing, left to right: David Olson, Vice President; Al Rittle, Corresponding Secretary; Ray Hoehler, Treasurer; Phil Tamplin, Recording Secretary; Larry Magnes, Pledgemaster. Theta Tau From left to right: Roger Woolsey, Secretary; Joe Bisti, Treasurer; Dick Gerstle, President; Charlie Gnerlich, Vice President. 57 Delta Mu Sigma From left to right: Kay Shields, Corresponding Secretary; Caro- line Fredrick, Historian; Virginia Ritter, Recording Secretary; Donna Hoog, President; Bar- bara Elliott, Vice President; Elizabeth Fox, Treasurer. Delta Theta Phi Seated is Dean (President) Bob Baughman. Standing from left to right are: Ric Cusick, Bailiff; Jim Winslow, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Marion McCamish, Clerk of the Rolls; Bill Willis, Master of the Ritual; Alan Far- ber, Tribune. Not pictured is Dennis O'Conner, Vice Dean. 59 Pan Hellenic Council Seated: Sue Herman, President (Kappa Delta). Standing from left to right: Ann Moon (Pi Beta Phi); Aina Nonacs, Sec: retary (Delta Zeta); Betty Keebler (Zeta Tau Alpha); Dona Giannini, Treasurer (Sigma Kappa). Not pictured: Carol Zoll, Vice President (Chi Omega). Interfraternity Council From left to right: Lee Sittinger, Tau Kappa Epsilon; Rich Klemens, Pi Beta Phi; Alan Silbert, Zeta Beta Tau; Ken Hockenbury, Phi Kappa Tau; Dick Gerstle, Theta Tau; Bill Applegate, Nu Sigma Chi. Not pictured is Al Biss- meyer, Lambda Chi Alpha, IFC Presi- dent. 61 67 71 1965 FOOTBALL SEASON ULL. Sept. 18 13. . . . Western Michigan. . . 17 Sept. 25 tao wee. 6 Southern Illinois; . .. 0 Oct. 2 ZO 1c, oa oe Worth Texas's eC 21 Oct. 9 Sago, TAMayiOlv es: iwc: x | | O Oct. 16 ZUmes say east Carolina, . « .«. 34 Oct. 23 Soya oe renal. me Se FF Oct. 30 Omer eters. WICHITA 2 ns ve was «=O Nov. 6 Lowe ne RNSE tues aoe ee ey 6 Sf Nov. 13 Sin. cg DEAKGIE MS je Gee | LY Nov. 20 Gina as 1KERESISIO. Seine S- 7 Re ee ge RSI Frank Camp, pictured below, led the University of Louisville to a 6-4 won-lost record in the Cardinals second year in the Missouri Valley Conference. The improvement from last place in 64 to 2nd place in '65 and the establishment of Doug Buffone as an All-American were two accomplishments which justified Coach Camp’s selection as the M.V.C. Coach of the Year. Coaches, Left to Right Front: F. Camp L. Connor G. Sturtzel J. Dunn P. Miller Rear: B. Sammons M. Cheppo x A 7 1965 Football Team: 1st row, left to right: T. Ballard, D. Brinley, A. McFarlane, R. Hall, J. Buffone, D. Buffone, J. Hartley. 2nd row, left to right: B. Downs, J. Wyatt, M. Settle, B. Russel, T. Ma- honey, D. Pinsky, T. Mahoney, B. Lettie. 3rd row, left to right: S. Hodge, J. Kotler, W. Galaway, S. Zamberlin, K. Eggelston, B. Casey, D. Creamer, M. Dennis. 4th row, left to right: J. Smith, A. Karas, A. Williams, S. Huff, E. Har- mon, W. Patrick, M. Wagner, B. McMahon. 5th row, left to right: D. Bernal, T. Holzer, B. Short, D. Deslin, G. Janelsin, J. Neipert, J. Waller. OS o — LL) Pe 4' “593 yma: 1 us oO 79 Pictured left are John Dromo, Assistant Var- sity Coach and head Freshman Coach, and Harold Adams, Assistant Freshman Coach. One of the foremost scientists of the game of roundball is Bernard L. ‘‘Peck’’ Hickman. His great knowledge of the game has been an attribute to the intercollegiate activities of the University of Louisville. Since 1944, Coach Hickman has a life time winning percentage of .704 for 599 games. This outstanding record makes Peck Hick- man one of the ten coaches in games won in the nation. This past season Coach Hick- man guided the redbirds to 17 wins against only 9 losses while playing in the N.I.T. and the Missouri Valley Conference. The Univer- sity of Louisville is indeed honored and privi- leged to have a man of Bernard L. Hickman’s genius at the helm of its basketball team. Opposite page: Bottom row, left to right: Dave Gilbert, Fred Holden, Bob Goris, West- ley Unseld, Joe Liedtke, Ellis Bryant, Denny Doutaz. Top Row, left to right: Jim Shelton, Wade Houston, Eddie Whitehead, Bob Marin, Ken Butters, Bill Windchy, Gordon Minner, Tom Mineard. The Cardinal basketball team of 1965-66 proved to be an aggr egation of talented young men. Despite playing in the tough Missouri Valley Conference, the Cardinals finished with an impressive record of 17 wins and 9 defeats. M.V.C.'s player of the year, sophomore Wes Unseld led the Cardinals in scoring and rebounding. Giving Unseld outstanding support were Wade Houston, Fred Holdin, and Dave Gilbert. The team averaged 76.1 points per game while holding the opposition to 71.4, Receiving team awards were Unseld (Most Valuable Player), Holdin (Free Throw), Whitehead (Most im- proved) and Butters (Scholarship). Louisville . Louisville . DePaul Louisville . Dayton Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . Tulsa . Louisville . Bradley Louisville . Cincinnati Louisville . St. Louis . Cincinnati Louisville . Wichita Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . Louisville . LaSalle M.V.C. Games N.1.T. Boston College 96 Georgetown Central Missouri . Louisville . Marguette . Louisville . Bellarmine Army Georgia Tech Miami (Fla.) . St. Louis . Louisville . North Texas Louisville . Dayton Louisville . Bradley . Louisville . Louisville . Drake . Louisville . Puerto Rica North Texas Drake . Tulsa . Wichita Louisville . Louisville 90 (3 OT) The Cross Country Team, opposite from left: Jim Beal. mear, Bob Ulrigh, Dennis Feldkamp, Fred Gesurne, Rich Hofacker. — 4 iy “A ot Gymnastics is the fastest growing sport at U. of L. In one season the gymnastic team left the ranks of a novice group and finished the season by winning their division crown in the Kentucky Indiana Gymnastic Federation Championships. Strong experienced opponents were greatly responsible for our rapid progress. Dan Moreno, Dave Maloney, Chris Whitman and Andy Wil lians were the standouts and all are returning to make the outlook good for the upcoming year. Gymnastics Team, kneeling, from left to right: Chris Whitman, Dave Maloney, Dan Brenahan, Ron Brown; Standing from left to right: Bob Gaeta, Captain, Andy Williams, John Carpenter, Dan Moreno, Coach Robert Watson. eet EE eeepeeeteeeetatate te See | Eee ap pe Se veaeS Pee eee eee eee ee eee sialon ainttn a io — sane oe «eas aes ails eee eee ee ee ee sseeueee . oe sane ays ss ya Ay Tee eee ee eee ee seen eeee a os oe enesecuess ap, are ee tie SITE ree. Sa SES teataccesencrceen Tategess aoa ee sus cacise sd IHHHHKH 1a ta P seete oe ‘J at ,s . reese 5 oot caigeeeeers pti ii eeeeeeeaee ; J Seeeeeeeae Seeeeewnwe al ‘wekeeeenae ween eeweae eereeenenee seen enee jseecene ' seene seeae eeane feeeen seer ener eane Uo ‘eH ty on Mas r °- ee The tennis team under the direction of Coach Don Kaiser is enjoying a fine season. With a schedule of fifteen matches plus the M.V.C. tournament, the team is quite busy. As of mid-April the team has com- piled a 4-1 record. The Cardinal team is composed of Billy Spencer, Allan Schumann, Chuck Kinyon, Bob Gephart, and Bob deGolian. Baseball Team | Saw mig | — a ee 4 a lst row, left to right: G. Clark: L. Wagner; P. Yankee; J. Long; J. Brand; 2nd row, left to right: M. Lynch; J. Champa; J. Fromich: D. Buffone; G. Elia; J. Buf- fone; 3rd row, left to right: John Heldman, Coach; J. Levy, Manager; P. Hopkins; N. Powell; J. Johnson, Manager; Adams, Coach. Intramural Champions Team: Basketball—Stevenson Hall Bowling—Phi Kappa Tau Cross Country—Lambda Chi Alpha Free Throw—Sportsmen Golf—Lambda Chi Alpha Handball—Sportsmen Horseshoes—AFROTC Softball—Delta Upsilon Swimming—Phi Kappa Tau Table Tennis—Theta Tau Tennis—tThrelkeld Hall Touch Football—Delta Upsilon Track—Lambda Chi Alpha Volleyball—Sportsmen Wb. wee Te fb le ie 5 Slash Sohn Seg ws Ke ml ne eh 1 ae ‘ ; ?% bee Ay, Pern 4) ' eensen yh raed ‘s ‘ , ( a Ye Ye , Sp Leelee iat i$ BP pated, wrote Pony ee be A Ao ' ah) ‘“ Pi Gamma Omicron Lynn Haydon, Secretary; Marti James, First Vice-President; Sherry Greenlee, President; Kathy Gibson, Second Vice- President; Velta Smith, Treasurer; Carol Taylor, Historian. Alpha Phi Omega Kenneth L. Young, President, seated; Al Oswald, Vice-President; Mike Leezer, Recording Secretary; Victor Hurst, Sec- ond Vice-President; Gerald Kimbel, Third Vice-President; Pat Kimberlin, Secretary; Barry Goreham, Treasurer; Steve Hoffman, Sergeant-At-Arms; Don Brock, Corresponding Secretary; Wayne Gates, Historian. 103 Young Republicans Dick Dinsmore, Ex. Comm.; Al Biss- meyer, Treasurer; Sandi Richardson, seated, Secretary; Dan Dierking, Presi- dent; Ernie Allen, Vice-President. Young Democrats Helen Kuhn, Secretary; Alan Farber, President; Whitney Bush, Treasurer; John Renner, Vice-President. 105 Baptist Student Union Gloria Erbele, Publications Chairman; Linda Ford, Enlistment; Dennis Deems, Social Chairman; Larry A. Carter, Enlist- ment; Clay Copeland, seated, President. Home Economics Club Sharon Ohlson, Secretary; Pat Schilling, Treasurer; Seated, Letta Hahn, Second Vice-President; Bess Edward, First Vice- President; Claudia Bache, President. 107 Student National Education Association Kathy Daly, Secretary ; Velta Smith, seated, Reporter; Leslie Lindell, Presi- dent; Lynda Lane, seated, Historian; Sue Bowers, Treasurer; Not pictured, Bonnie Bryan, Vice-President; Dr. Jewell Brownstein, Advisor. International Relations Club Kenneth A. Kelson, Vice-President; Jean Aydelotte, seated, Treasurer; John Wentz, President; Marti James, Secre- tary. Religious Council The student Religious Council is the coordinator of the various religious groups on campus. This group also sponsors the annual Christmas Convo- cation and Lectures on Contemporary Religious Perspectives. Teri Leonhardt, President; Clay Cope- land, Vice-President; Judy Hay, Secre- tary; David Banks, absent, Treasurer. Wesley Club The Wesley Foundation holds as one of its major objectives the perpetuation of an identity within the united campus ministry while continuing to participate as a member of the Kentucky Methodist Student Movement. We believe that an effective ministry within the university community can be created and main- tained only through unified integrated effort. Pam Roe, Religious Council Represen- tative; Jennifer Pruitt, Publicity; Thelma Jones, Vice-President; Marty James, President; Sherry Greenlee, Treasurer; Carol Taylor, Social Chairman. lll Newman Club The Newman Club is the Catholic stu- dent organization on campus. Its pur- pose both locally and nationally is to assist students in their intellectual, psychological, social and religious de- velopment, and to help them become more responsible, mature adults. At the weekly meetings, Father Richard O’Hara, the chaplain, is often the speaker. Be- sides these meetings, the Newman Club conducts various seminars, social ac- tivities, and work projects. Tony Bellucci, Social Chairman; John Renner, President; Sandy Darnell, Vice- President; Libby Simon, Secretary. Not pictured: Susan Silliman, Social Chair- man; Bill Green, Vice-President. Canterbury Association The Canterbury Association, the Episco- palian student organization, is trying to be the Church at the University of Louis- ville. Canterbury has luncheons in White Hall every week. These luncheons serve as social and discussion groups and as a place where interested stu- dents are challenged to participate in projects of service to the campus and the community. David Banks, President; Barbara Barr, Secretary; Keneth Kelsen, Vice- President. 113 B'nai B’rith Hillel Hillel is a national religious organization for college students of the Jewish faith. It has both a social and religious func- tion and serves to bring together stu- dents throughout the year, especially during the various religious holidays. Steve Auslander, Vice President; Arnold Levin, Religious Council Representative; Linda Rosenstein, President. Not pic- tured: Wolina Kohn, Secretary. Lutheran Student Association Atis Feldmanis, President; Wendy Jandt, Treasurer; Kitty Robertson, Secretary; Carol Johnson, Vice-President. 115 United Campus Christian Fellowship Officers from left to right: the Reverend Syngman Rhee, Advisor; John Hartstern, Religious Council; Carol Taylor, Religi- ous Council; Janice Bickel, Secretary; Bill Inlow, President; Thomas Thomas, Treasurer; Chuck Peters, Vice-President; Lee Pring Publicity; Brenda Seebold, Social Chairman. Threlkeld Dorm Council Officers from left to right are: Nikki Dunn, Historian; Susan Rose, Social Chairman and Vice-President; Michal Morford, Publicity Manager; Nancy Johnson, Treasurer; Joan Schafer, His- torian; Sherralyn Cox, Secretary; seated, Mary Beth Frazier, President. Not pres- ent: Ann Jones, Parlimentarian; Carol Shepherd, WRA. 117 New Men’s Dormitory Council Charles Jay Jurist, Eldon Owens, Keneth A. Kelson, Secretary; Kenneth Leon Stinnette, Frank Simoncelli, seated, President; Jack Smith. Stevenson Hall Dormitory Council Don Roney, Secretary-Treasurer; Rob Hughes, Al Rittle, Allen Gabroy, Gary Diamond, Jeff Morrison, President. 119 Be. a 4 f vy Circle K The Circle K Club is a Kiwanis spon- sored service organization of the college campus. Circle K offers the college man a unique opportunity by providing a means for the same type of leadership in a college community which service clubs are giving in the business and professional world. Terry Waldman, Vice President; Steve Auslander, President; Jim Samuels, Treasurer; Stan Grubbs, Secretary. Women’s Recreation Association The Women’s Recreation Association provides an opportunity for all women on campus to participate in intramural activities. The majority of the Greek and Independent groups take part in hockey, volleyball, basketball, and softball, while tennis, badminton, table tennis, and archery are some of the activities open for individual efforts. Ruth Ford, Treasurer; Mary Stuart Barnes (seated), President; Pat Murphy, Secretary; Diana Steilberg, Vice-Presi- dent. Journal of Family Law Editorial Board The Journal of Family Law is one of very few specialized law journals in the United States. Staffed by law students who have met rigid academic require- ments, the Journal’s circulation covers every state and every major foreign country. It concentrates attention in the areas of domestic relations law, divorce, adoption, juvenile delinquency matters. Dan Hagemeister, James Winslow, Bob Burns, Division Editors; Ric Cusick, Edi- tor-in-Chief elect, seated, Stew Conner, Editor-in-Chief; Jackie Rothschild, Asso- ciate Editor. Moot Court The Moot Court Club was organized to fulfill a segment of a law student's education that cannot be obtained in a classroom, that of appellate brief writ- ing and oral argument before an appel- late court. In the freshman year the students form teams and compete against each other once each semester. The club organizes the National Moot Court Competition where students are chosen to represent the University in a nationwide competition and also handle a trial practice program for seniors com- plete with judge, jury, and witnesses. Rocko Celebtezze, Vice-president; Joe Love, President. Phi Alpha Delta Don Heavrin, Vice Justice; Russell Cash- on, Marshall; George Schuhmann, Clerk. 3 ee 7 one: Speed School Senior Class Officers Joseph Bisti, Secretary; James Pren- tice, President; Richard Gerstle, Vice President; Richard Dinsmore, Treas- urer. American Institute of Chemical Engineers The U of L branch of the American In- stitute of Chemical Engineers was be- gun in 1925 as the Chemical Engineer- ing Society of the University of Louis- ville. In 1934 this organization was in- stalled as a branch of the AIChE. The student branch has as its aim: the in- stillment of professional qualities and technical understanding. Dan Verser, President; Walden L. S. Laukhuf, Vice President; David Wood, Treasurer; Richard Gerstle, Secretary. The American Society of Civil Engineers The U of L chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers was organized in 1928. In 1938, the chapter became affiliated with the parent ASCE, which is the oldest national engineering so- ciety (1852). There are 119 student chapters in America. The student chap- ters of ASCE have as their aim: to help civil engineering students enrich their courses and begin those contacts and associations so valuable to the prac- ticing engineer. Richard Chilton, Treasurer; Jere Kiesel, President; Oscar Mathis, Vice President; Steve Singleton, Secretary. 127 American Society of Mechanical Engineers The U of L branch of the American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers was in- stalled in 1927. It is one of 115 such branches. Through monthly meetings, regional conferences, and the ASME Journal, members are kept abreast of current technical developments. Stan Reigel, Sgt. at Arms; William Treadwell, President; Charles Gnerlich, Treasurer; William Wilcox, Secretary; John McKinley, Vice President. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers The Institute of Electrical and Electron- ics Engineers was founded in January, 1963, by the merger of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (1884) and the Institute of Radio Engineers (1912). Its purpose is the advancement of the interests of professional engi- neers and the dissemination of tech- nical advancements within the profes- sion. The U of L branch of the IEEE, founded in 1926, offers the opportunity for students to become better ac- quainted with the activities of the pro- fession. David Olson, Chairman; Richard Dins- more, Vice Chairman; Norman Toombs, Treasurer; Charles Evans, Secretary. 129 University Student Senate Arts and Sciences Student Council 5 = — Law School Student Council, Student F 4 ’ pester aan Bar Association Dental School Student Council Music School Student Council Kent School Student Council - BS) ll aie eo ¢ Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa is a_ national men’s honorary. Its members are chosen on the basis of leadership and scholar- ship. Stan Grubbs, President; Ron Myrick, Vice President. Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national pre- medical honorary, created to recognize outstanding scholastic achievement. Gary Allen, Secretary; Bob Oakley, President; Ken Kelsen, Vice President; Cris Preu, Treasurer. Cwens Cwens Sophomore Honorary is com- posed of not less than five percent and not more than ten percent of the women who are outstanding in scholarship and extra-curricular activities during their freshman year. The women are tapped at the end of their freshman year and are active members during their sopho- more year. Jessica Loving, Secretary; Louise Spra- gens, Treasurer; Judy Hay, President Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman men’s honorary created to recognize outstand- ing academic achievement. To be eligi- ble for membership each candidate must have a 2.5 his freshman year. Ken Matheis, President; Ernie Allen, Secretary; John R. Smith, Treasurer. Phi Delta Phi Delta is an honorary prosthetic fraternity and was organized in 1940. Membership is limited to approximately the top twenty five percent of the junior and senior classes. The objective is to stimulate advanced study in various phases of prosthetic dentistry and at graduation, senior members are pre- sented a certificate of membership and key. Richard Sykes, Treasurer; Dwight Dan- burg, President; James Comer, Vice President; Jack Hancock, Secretary. Pi Sigma Alpha Beta Delta Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha was established at the University in 1960. It is a national political science honorary, bringing local speakers to our campus. Students seeking admis- sion must have a 2.5 average in their political science courses, a minimum agerage of 2.0 overall, the show an interest in government affairs. Al Farber, President; Joe Danz, Vice President; Sue Herman, Secretary. 137 Briefing Service The Briefing Service of the Law School continues throughout the school year serving the members of the Kentucky Bench and Bar. Lawyers and judges confronted with novel or complex legal problems submit them to the Briefing Service. The organization places quali- fied law students and the entire library of the school at the disposal of these attorneys and judges. Richard Taylor, Joseph Oldham, Robert Baird. Civil Rights Research Council The Law School Civ il Rights Research Council was founded by some seventeen law students in November, 1965. The overall goal of this chapter is to help protect all constitutional rights of all Americans through legal research. Psi Omega The purpose of Psi Omega is to culti- vate the social qualities of its members; to secure by cooperation benefits and advantages out of individual reach; to assist its members in all their laudable undertakings; and to exert its influence untiringly for the advancement of the dental profession, in methods of teach- ing, of practice, and of jurisprudence. George Boring, Secretary; Ron Crume, President; Lew Franz, Treasurer. Kappa Delta Pi The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi, an edu- cational honorary, is to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. Eta Omicron Chapter has had a continuous growth in membership and achievement since its organization. Ellen Carnighan (seated), Ann Walls (seated), Treasurer; Joan Benjamin, President; Gerald Riedling, Vice Presi- dent; Phyllis Heuser, Corresponding Secretary. 141 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Music Honorary officers from left to right are: Lyman Johnson, Historian; Dick Martin, Secretary; Dave Wallace, Alumni Secretary; Doug Hallman, Presi- dent. Phi Lambda Upsilon Chemistry Honorary officers from left to right are: Hubert L. Puckett, Treas- urer; Thomas Badgett, President; Dr. Thomas H. Crawford, Counselor; Walter K. Mathews, Secretary; Frank E. Martin, Vice President. 143 Delta Phi Alpha Beta Upsilon chapter of the German honorary scholastic fraternity was founded in 1939 by Dr. Leonard Koes- ter. It has initiated 391 members to date, which is tenth among the 130 chapters in the nation. Since its found- ing here on campus, Delta Phi Alpha has held many meetings with local German speaking people, which has contributed to its active program. Carolyn Gettler, Corresponding Secre- tary; Ed Hopson, Historian; Pamela Bray, Recording Secretary; Bill Long, Treasurer; Cynthia Koshewa, President; Sylvelin Felde, Vice President. Pi Delta Epsilon Pi Delta Epsilon is a national journalism honorary established on this campus in 1953. Its membership is comprised of university students who have exhibited excellance in the field of publication and in scholarly pursuits. Donald Waddell, President; Charles R. Simpson, Ill, Vice President. Mortar Board Mortar Board is a senior women’s hon- orary created to recognize outstanding qualities of scholarship and leadership. Candidates are selected in the spring of their junior year. Mrs. Davis; Sue Herman, Reporter; Jen- nifer Pruitt, Vice President; Pamela Bray, Treasurer; Miss Kaye; Susie Por- ter (seated), President; Betty Carrico (seated), Historian. Sigma Tau Sigma Tau, founded in 1904, is a na- tional honor society for engineers. The purpose of Sigma Tau is to recognize outstanding achievement and ability in the field of engineering. To accomplish this aim, three qualifications for mem- bership are stipulated, namely: scholar- ship, practicality, and sociability. Walden Laukhuf (seated), President; Ron Myrick, Secretary; Dave Olson, Vice President; Ross Hayden, Alumni Secre- tary; Steve Coomer, Historian; Professor Jenkins, Faculty Advisor. 147 Speed Engineer E. Bruce Satori; J. S. Cornette Speedway The Speedway is the freshman orienta- tion booklet of Speed School. It gives the freshman in a compact form a list of all his courses; the University foot- ball and basketball schedules; Universi- ty policy of grades, expenses, and ac- tivity credits. It also helps fill in the new- comer on fraternities and campus life. Dick Gerstle Editor 149 The Cardinal This gathering of alert students is sometimes known as the Cardinal Staff. The Cardinal newspaper fits all the print that’s news. Pictured on this page: left, Charles R. Simpson, Ill, Editor; right, Donald E. Waddell, Managing Editor. Next page, top: Betty Keebler; Martha Trapp, Secretary; Fred Smart; Lynda Lane, Assistant News Editor; Laura Von Roenn; bottom: Nancy Tribble, News Editor; Harold Underwood, Pho- tographer; Richard Caufield, Sports Editor; Rod Larmee, Feature Editor; Martha Trapp; Martha Chute, Cartoonist. The Thoroughbred The students pictured on these two pages are the wonderful and talented people who put this book together: the 1966 Thoroughbred Staff. Pictured from left to right: Loren Jeffries, Editor; Ron Myrick, Business Manager. Next page, bottom left, Sandra Richardson, As- sistant Editor; top right, Martha Chute, Designer; Gene Stotz, Pho- tographer; Patrick Keohane, Photographer. Ann Haysley, Captain Pat Wood Susie Anderson Joni Huber Carolgene Wise Patricia Johmann � Freshman Cheerleaders, from left, are Dede Quan, Jeanne Camp, Sandi Fortwengler, Monica Jones, Jackye Shoptaw, Patty McCall. Absent is Susan App. Annette Gohmann Bettye Beams Ann Price Cardinal Birds Ann Moon and Phil Tamplin Homecoming Court, Jessica Loving, Elaina Fisher, Cynthia Koshewa, Bettye Beams Homecoming Court Jessica Loving, Elaina Fisher, Cynthia Koshewa, Bettye Beams Homecoming Queen Joni Huber Mountain Laurel Candidate Suzanne Turner Navy Queen Elaina Fisher Air Force Queen Bonnie Turner Engineers’ Queen Bettye Beams ee hee stain Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl Carol Zoll Delta Upsilon Sweetheart Julie Betts Rapp Phi Kappa Tau Dream Girl Gwen McGill Bischoff Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart Sandra Crain Theta Tau Sweetheart Jennifer Pruitt Pi Kappa Phi Sweetheart Cynthia Koshewa They packed tightly into the Multi-Pur- pose Room, and sweated and listened for three hours to turn-of-the-century barbershop crooning. When it was all over, Chi Omega and Nu Sigma Chi had won the Annual Barbershop Quartet Contest. The University’s other singing contest, the Fryberger Sing, is one in which en- tire fraternities and sororities enter, plus a usual large group from the women's dorm, Threlkeld Hall. Winners of the 28th Sing, held May 5, 1965, were Threlkeld Hall in the women’s division and Phi Kappa Tau in the men’s division. “The Kentucky Derbies,’’ Nu Sigma Chi’s winning barbershop quartet. The Chi Omega ‘‘Horseshoe Four,”’ Bar- bershop winners in the women’s division. Far left, opposite, is Miss Thorough- bred Rose Mary Fleck. At left is Mr. Thoroughbred Jim Fisher. Grover Potts, Business Ellen Sue Porter, Arts and Sciences Neil Newberg, Medical School The 1965-66 edition of Who’s Who in American Col- leges and Universities includes seventeen students from the University of Louisville, selected on the basis of their scholarship, participation and leader- ship in extra-curricular activities, citizenship, and service. Jennifer Pruitt, Arts and Sciences Bruce Westbrook, Arts and Sciences Mark Gladstein, Medical School William Weatherton, Speed Dan Verser, Speed. Susan Widener, Kent School Sandra Richardson, Arts and Sciences Clay Copeland, Arts and Sciences Ronald Myrick, Speed Robert Oakley, Arts and Sciences George Thacker, Arts and Sciences Richard Pyle, Arts and Sciences Carolyn Zoll, Arts and Sciences William Schrieber, Speed William Grubb, Business James Moss, Medical David Olson, Speed James Walker, Music Cnythia Koshewa, Arts and Sciences Charles Boyer, Law William Smythe, Dental School Robert Haberstock, Dental School Sue Herman, Arts and Sciences David Pryor, Dental School Don Cox, Arts and Sciences Mortarboard Outstanding Fresh- man Woman Nancy Tribble Phi Eta Sigma Outstanding Freshman Man Ernie Allen Outstanding Sophomore Man John Anuszewski Outstanding Sophomore Woman Patti Johmann In memory of Stanley Grubbs we dedicate the honors sections. Outstanding Senior Man Randy Ivy Outstanding Junior Man Stanley Grubbs LOUISVILI UF LOU Outstanding Senior Woman Sandi Struck Outstanding Junior Woman San- dy Richardson asetet aot aeee Test. SS aS sees SS SD ae ess. SS 5 Oa Mose ee ee Ce eS 5 Oa MAR eKeaa eae ee eee aa haa me Sw Nex In November the student body that had always seemed reluctant to involve itself in issues dispelled this notion when the City and State Bond Issues were presented to the voters of the community. Rallying, breakfasting, and working at the polls in twos, it was an unprecedented, concerted effort by 1,400 faculty mem- bers and students working together. The co-operation payed off with the passage of both issues by an overwhelming majority. From these bonds the University stands to gain some $26 million which is to be used for a new medical-dental complex, a new community college, more classrooms, and a natural history museum to be built on cam- pus. In the celebration that followed the victory, the University expressed its gratitude to all those who had participated and it voiced the hope that this enthusiasm would continue in all phases of campus life. 181 eeren by: semen errno ea mone owen 8 ey na A EL CRIN AP ian SN ; a a ee eee aed mw a oy ces 9 ae etn tb 0 ” - a al Ni ie ae alti att So in a a A FLL Nae ee OF Ie La La ee te EL TN = i | sie eat a cin SE Dee eal ial ET OP IT ET, hl Bacio al eM in ih a Os Se ol is — 183 And indeed, student enthusiasm did con- tinue. December made it painfully clear that the apathy, so often attributed to the student body, had vanished. An attempted demonstration to protest the draft card law drew enthusiastic stu- dents by the hundreds. But the demonstra- tion leader was never allowed to speak. The crowd drowned the speaker’s voice with shouts and songs and pelletted the demonstrators with eggs, water-balloons, and tomatoes. Faculty member, Mr. Weber, and relig- ious advisor, Syngman Rhee appealed to the crowd to let the demonstrators speak. But a mob roared back and fired another round of plastic response, and free speech, as well as “The Thinker,’’ was smothered in debris. As the demonstrators retired the field and the TV cameras were folded, it looked as though the great collegiate response to every issue would prevail. But that response did not prevail. For while the Cardinal's Letter- Nam between four faculty members that drew an attentive audi- to-the-Editor column ran hot with campus-wide concern, many ence that packed Bigelow Hall. Gone were the songs and placards. student groups and interested individuals were formulating re- An air of constructive activism permeated the audience that was sponsible ways to attack the problem. An outstanding product there to listen and learn. of this concern was a debate on United States involvement in Viet Sue Turner is the first Miss Uni- versity of Louisville. The contest, originated this year by the Inter- fraternity Council, leads through various regional competition to the Miss America Pageant. Miss Turn- er’s court includes Gaye Hynds, first runner-up; Carolgene Wise, second runner-up; Donna Harlow, third runner-up; Monica Jones, Miss Congeniality. The Glide Path Editors of the AFROTC publication are Rich. ard Williams, left, and Al Riddle. Arnold Air Society Arnold Air Society is a national military hon- orary organization. Angle Flight Officers of the national auxiliary of the Arnold Air Society, from left seated, are Marylee Schmidt, Commander and Janet Collins, Executive Officer. Standing from left are Ann Buster, Comptroller; Pam Rowe, Information Officer; Captain Pan- nell, advisor; Carolyn Bishop; Gaye Hynds, Drill Officer; Gay Hammond. Eagle and Anchor Society Officers of the NROTC honorary are, from left to right, Gary Kitchen, Mike Santiago, Charles Gnerlich. Masthead Editors of the NROTC publication are Mike Santiago, John Bell, John Smith. Thane S. Robinson Department of Biology Dr. Leon V. Driskell Department of English — SX = This past year has been a good year for the University of Louis- ville, a productive year, an exciting year. The outstanding event, of course, was the passage of the City Bond Issue, of which seven million dollars comes directly to the University. As welcome as this financial support is, the Bond Issue brought other benefits to us. It welded faculty, students, and staff together in a common effort. Never, in my fifteen years at the University, have | seen such untiring, devoted work and school spirit. You, the students, were superb. You entered into public affairs in a big way, and you had an important part in the life of this community. The University of Louisville is no ivory tower and should not be. All over the country a change has been taking place in the student bodies of colleges and universities. This change can simply be expressed in one sentence: College students are no longer inter- ested in learning to be adults; they are adults, participating in an experience which must be relevant to life when they leave college. They work for bond issues; they vote in Kentucky; they fight in Viet Nam. It is our earnest hope that we may have made your experience at the University a fruitful one and that it has portrayed life at its best. Inasmuch as we have done this, we have succeeded; where we have not, we have failed. We can only know for sure when we see how you live in the years after you leave college. We wish for you happy, successful, productive lives. Philip Davidson President 209 J. Murray Kinsman, Vice President William J. McGlothlin, Vice President Woodrow M. Strickler, Executive Vice President Board of Trustees: Miss Adele Brandeis, Secretary; Judge Marlow Cook; John E. Tarrant; Baylor Landrum; Hudson Milner, Vice Chair. man; Dr. Oscar O. Miller; Archibald P. Cochran, Chairman; Samuel Klein; Edwin G. Middleton; John B. Collis. Richard L. Barber Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences William C. Huffman Dean of the University College Frederick W. Stamm Dean of the School of Business ak. ™ « . iN wee THE CARD uc Doris N. Stokes, Dean of Women. Barbara Burns, Assistant Dean of Women. Donald Adams, Assistant Dean of Men. Wayne S. Yenawine, Head Librarian David Lawrence, Dean of Students. David A. McCandless, Director of the Southern Police In- stitute. Raymond Myers, Dean of the School of Dentistry. James R. Merritt, Dean of the School of Law. Donn Smith, Dean of the School of Medicine. Robert C. Ernst, Dean of Speed Scientific School. Kenneth W. Kindelsperger, Dean of the Kent School of Social work. Robert Whitney, Dean of the School of Music. Arts and Sciences Seniors Kenneth Paul Able, Louis- ville, Biology; Sigma Pi Sig- ma, (Associate). Carol Rene Alderman, Long Island, New York, Political Science; Angel Flight; Delta Zeta, Vice President; Stu- dent Senate; Senior Class Secretary; WRA; Young Democrats; Dorm Council, Vice President, Treasurer Ross Raymond Aldrich, Ft. Thomas, Kentucky, Biology and Psychology; Nu Sigma Chi, Vice President; Baseball Norman Appel, Louisville, Economics; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Hillel; Yavneh Steve W. Auslander, Bards town, Kentucky, Biology; Al- pha Epsilon Delta; Cardi- nal; Scalpel; Sigma Alpha oe Hillel, President; Circle David Thomas Banks, Louis- ville, Biology Frederick David Banks, Lou- isville, Physics; Phi Eta Sig- ma; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Kappa Epsilon Student Council; Canterbury Asso- ciation, President. Mary Stuart Barnes, Louis- ville, Biology; Thorough- bred; Pi Beta Phi, House Manager, Historian, Corres- ponding Secretary; Student Senate; Pi Gamma Omicron; UCCF; WRA, President, Sports Manager John Auldin Bishop, Jr, Jeffersontown, Kentucky, Psychology; Arnold Air So. ciety; Alpha Phi Omega: AFROTC. Wayne Franklin Bizer, Lou- isville, Biology; TKE. Grace Regenia Blakey, Lou- isville, Chemistry; Student Affiliate American Chemis. try Society; Baptist Student Union; Alpha Kappa Alpha, James Michael Bolus, Louis- ville, Political Science; Poli- tical Science Honorary. Pamela Parsons Bray, Lou- isville, English; Mortar Board; Delta Phi Alpha; Thoroughbred; Louisville Arts Club. James Edward Brockman, Louisville, Sociology; Notre Dame Transfer. JoAnn Brown, Valley Sta- tion, Kentucky, Psychology. Billy Ray Brown, Young Harris, Georgia, Biology. Louis Cecil Brown, Louis- ville, Sociology; AFROTC; Social Science Club; Young Democrats. Bonnie Jean Bryan, Louis- ville, English; Cwens, Presi- dent, Senior Advisor; Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Freshman Advisory Council; Student National Education Association, Secretary, Vice President. Mary Evelyn Bryant, Louis- ville, Medical Technology; Alpha Kappa Alpha. Jerry P. Buffone, Louisville, Physical Education; Foot- ball; Baseball; Intramurals, Official. Whitney Barbara Bush, Val- paceies. Indiana, Biology; oroughbred; Pi Beta i; Young Democrats; Dorm Counselor; WRA. Elfzabeth Annette Carrico, Louisville, Chemistry; Mor- tar Board, Historian; Sigma Phi Sigma Associate; Amer- ican Chemical Society Stu- dent Affiliate. Mitchell Alan Charney, Lyn- brook, New York, Political Science; Young Democrats; Hillel; Dorm Council; Inter- national Relations Club; SNEA; Intramurals. Janet Lee Collins, Louis- ville, Elementary Education; Cwens; Chi Omega; Angel Flight, Vice President; Fresh- man Advisory Council; SNEA; WRA. 223 Clay Stegar Copeland, Loy. isville, Psychology; Psi Chi: Tau Kappa Epsilon; Relig: ious Council, Vice Pr esident: Baptist Student Union, Pres. ident. Betty Laural Counts, Alex. andria, Virginia, Spanish; Zeta Tau Alpha; Student Senate; Student Council; Freshman Advisory Council; Pi Gamma Omicron; Pan American Club; Baptist Stu- dent Union. Donald Lewis Cox, Fern Creek, Kentucky, Chemistry; Who’s Who; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Kappa Phi, Presi- dent, Vice President, Rush Chairman, Inter Fraternity Council; Circle K. Mariner Garnett Cox, Char- leston, South Carolina Poli- tical Science; Mast-Head; NROTC. Thomas Francis Cravens, Louisville, Sociology; Philo- sophy Club, President, Vice President; Social Science Club, Vice President. Patrick Whalen Cummings, Jr., Louisville, Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Swim- ming John Dudley Dale, Jr., Fish erville, Kentucky, Biology. Claire Michell Gordon Dale, Lexington, Kentucky, Ele mentary Education; Student Senate, Recording Secre- tary; Newman Club; Dorm Vice President, Social Chair- man. Patricia Cannon Dooley, Louisville, Mathematics; SNEA. Charles Louis Edmondson, Jr., Louisville, Economics; Young Democrats; Newman Club; Intramurals. Margo Merrdith Edwards, Louisville, History; Univer- sity of Kentucky Transfer; Pi Beta Phi, Historian; Dorm Council; SNEA; United Cam- pus Christian Fellowship; international Relations Club; WRA. Marguerite Edwards’ Ed- wards, Winter Park, Florida, Ho me Economics; Auburn University Transfer; Alpha Delta Pi; Home Economics Club, Vice President; Cwens; Alpha Epsilon Delta. Gabriel Elia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Biology; Base- ball; Intramurals. Raymond Archilis Fields, Louisville, Biology. James David Fisher, Louis- ville, Physics; Eagle An- chor Society; Delta Upsilon; NROTC; Intramurals, All Campus Award. Glory J. Erbele, Louisville, Art; Pi Gamma _ Omicron; Baptist Student Union; In- ternational Relations Club, Secretary; SNEA, Historian. Linda May Ford, Louisville, Elementary Education; Sig- ma sore Pi Gamma Onmi- cron; A. Ruth Elvin Ford, Louisville, English; Sigma Kappa: Freshman Advisory Council: PGO, Secretary; WRA, Trea- surer. Mary Beth Frazier, Green. castle, Indiana, Elementary Education; DePauw Univer. sity Transfer; Pi Beta Phi; Young Democrats; Dorm President, Counselor; SNEA; WRA; Alternate Cheerleader, Carolyn Sue _ Freepartner, Louisville, Elementary Edu- cation; SNEA; United Cam- pus ane Fellowship; Bruce Joseph Friedman, Toledo, Ohio, Political Sci- ence. Alfred Raymond Gernert, Middletown, Kentucky, Bio- logy; Thoroughbred; Phi Kappa Tau; Circle K; New- man Club; Young Republi- cans; APO Walter Livingston Gilbert, Louisville, Biology; Phi Kap- pa Tau; Reader's Theatre. Nancy Gehring Gish, Fern Creek, Kentucky, Mathema- tics; Cwens; Sigma Kappa. Brian Arnold Goldweber, East Meadow, New York, Chemistry; Soccer Club; In- tramurals. Stephen Lawrence Good- man, _ Louisville, History; Transfer from University of Missouri. Stanley W. Grubbs, Louis- ville, Biology; O.D.K., Presi- dent; Phi Kappa Phi; A.E.D., Vice President; Phi Eta Sig- ma, President; Sigma Pi Sigma; Who's Who; Out- standing Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior; Cardinal, Hu- mor Editor; Board of Stu- dent Publications; Delta Up- silon; Secretary; Student Council, President; Student Senate; Junior Class Presi- dent; Circle K, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary; |.R.C., Pres- ident; March ing Band; Wind Ensemble; Glee Club; Board of Directors—Belkanp Thea- tre. Beatrice Ann Guarneschelle, Louisville, English; Delta Zeta; Newman Club. Douglas Harlan Hallman, Clarksville, Indiana, History; Phi Mu Alpha, President; Concert Band; Wind Ensem- ble; Young Democrats Club; Intramurals. Gabriela Gwynne Hammond, Louisville, Elementary Edu- cation; Angel Flight, Secre- tary; P.G.O.; Sigma Kappa; Newman Club; SNEA; WRA. Susan Earle Herman, Louis- ville, Political Science; Mor- tarboard; Cwens; Pi Sigma Alpha, Secretary; Kappa Delta, President; Student Council; Panhellenic Coun- cil, President; P.G.O.; Fresh- man Advisory Council; New- man Club; Cheerleader; WRA. Michael Nea l Harreld, Lou- isville, Political Science; Pi Sigma Alpha; Young Repub- licans Club. 227 Roger Lloyd Harrington, Louisville, Sociology; Flor. = State University Trans. er. John Leroy Hartstern, Jr,, Louisville, Sociology; United Campus Christian Fellow. ship; Circle K; AFROTC. Beverly Kay Hatfield, Louis- ville, Mathematics; Baptist Student Union. Melita Marie Hawes, Clarks- ville, Indiana, French; Mor. tar Board. David Edmund Haynes, Lou- isville, Biology; Buffalo Uni- versity Transfer. Ann C. Haysley, Louisville, a Mortar Board; Pi Beta Phi; Student Council; Cheerleader, Co-Captain; WRA. Anthony Eugene Herold, Franklin, Ohio, Chemistry; or Chi Alpha; Basket- all. Allan Wade Houston, Alcoa Tennessee, Physical Educa- tion; Kappa Alpha Psi; Bas- ketball; Track. Judy A. Hunter, Louisville, Physical Education; WRA, President; Sports Manager. Willlam Raymond _iInlow, Louisville, Sociology; UCCF; Eagle and Anchor Society; NROTC. Martha Ann James, Louis- ville, English; Angel Flight; School of Music Student Council; Kappa Delta, Cor- responding Secretary; Delta Mu Sigma, Historian; 1.R.C., Secretary; Pi Gamma Omi- cron, Vice President; SNEA; Wesley Foundation, Secre- tary, President; Religious Council; U.C.C.F.; Touring Choir; Marching Band; Glee Club; WRA. Clifford Verne Jennings, Louisville, Russian; Alpha Epsilon Delta Thelma Dean Jones, Louis- ville, Art; Kappa Delta; UCCF; Wesley Foundation, Secretary; WRA, Secretary. Judith Holland Jones, Lou- isville, English; SNEA; Freshman Advisory Council; Wesley Club. Betsey Cozart Keeling, Lou- isville, French; Who’s Who; Mortar Board; Cwens; Phi Kappa Phi; Student Council, Parliamentarian; Freshman Class Treasurer; Outstand- ing Freshman Woman; Jef- ferson Scholarship; Chris- tine Beck Award; Trustees’ Scholarship; Ford Program; Top Ranking Senior Schol- arship; Angel Flight; Pi Beta Phi, Vice President; Pi Gam- ma Omicron; Freshman Ad- visory Council; IRC; Wesley Club; Pan-American Club; French Club; SNEA; WRA; Navy Queen's Court. Kenneth Alfred Kelsen, Bowling Green, Kentucky, Chemistry; Alpha _ Epsilon Delta, Treasurer, Vice Presi- dent; Sigma Pi Sigma Asso- ciate; Cardinal; Canterbury Association, Vice President; IRC, Vice President; Dorm Council; Religious Council; Circle K. 229 Gerald Albert Key, Louis- ville, Biology. John D. Knoop, Louisville, Biology; Circle K; Alpha Ep- silon Delta; International Relations Club; Young Dem- ocrats Club; Newman Club. Cynthia Marie Koshewa, Louisville, German; Who's Who; Mortar Board; Cwens; Delta Phi Alpha, President; Chi Omega, Vice President, Pledge Trainer; IRC, Vice President; Freshman Advi- sory Council; Thoroughbred, Associate Editor; WRA; Band; Orchestra; Pi Kappa Phi Sweetheart; Thorough- bred Court; Homecoming Court. James A. Koshewa, Louis- ville, HPER and General Business; Pi Kappa Phi; Student Council; Thorough- bred; Intramural Council; IFC; Intramurals. Vivian Hubbard Kring, Lou- isville, Spanish; SNEA. James M. Larkins, Jr., Lou- isville, Math; Masthead; In- tramurals; NROTC Drill Team; Marching and Con- cert Bands. Ellen Paula Liebling, Roch- ester, New York, Sociology; Dormitory House Council. Dennis Michael Loftus, Cor- al Gables, Florida, Political Science; Eagle and Anchor Society; Masthead; Dormi- tory Council, Vice-President; Intramurals. Mary F. Hodges Lyle, Louis- ville, Elementary Education; Alpha Lambda Delta; SNEA. Al Lloyd MacFarlane, Louis- ville, Physical Education; Sigma Delta Psi; Football; Track; Intramurals. Ann Lang Marlowe, Louis- ville, Political Science; Cwens; Pi Sigma Alpha; Student Art League; New- man Club; Student National Education Association. John Carlton Marlowe, Lou- isville, Political Science; Pi Sigma Alpha. Charles W. Mathews, Ill, Louisville, Political Science; Phi Kappa Tau; Young Re- ublicans Club, Board of irectors; International Re- lations Club; Baptist Stu- dent Union. Claire Ann Maur, Louisville, English; Canterbury Club. Wesley Keith McGauock, Louisville, Biology. James Robert McGuirk, Pekin, Indiana, History; Air Force ROTC. John Patrick, McWilliams, Louisville, Physics. Paul Alan Merkel, Louis- ville, Political Science; Phi Kappa Tau, Executive Coun- cil, Rush Chairman; Young Republicans; Newman Club; International Relations; Var- sity Tennis. Mary Judith Miller, Louis- ville, French; Honor Grad- uate; Newman Club. Thomas Edward Mineard, Cincinnati, Ohio, Math; Bas- ketball. Jean Franklin Montgomery, Louisville, Elementary Edu- cation; Dean's Scholarship. Phyllis Ann Montgomery, Louisville, History and H.P.- E.R.; Student Senate; Music School Student Council; WRA, Sports Manager; Pi Gamma Omicron; MENC; Resident Assistant; Wom- an’s Dormitory, President; Band; Orchestra; Chorus. Chery! Virginia Moore, Lou- isville, English; Young Dem- ocrats, International Rela- tions Club; Belknap Theatre. Anelia Lee Mucci, Louis- ville, English; Thorough- bred; Delta Zeta; WRA; Freshman Advisory Council. Mary Meade Myers, Louis- ville, Home Economics; Pi Beta Phi; PGO; Home Ec Club; UCCF; Young Republi- cans; TKE Sweetheart. Patricia Lynn Myrick, Louis- ville, Elementary Education; University of Kentucky Transfer. Davalyn Diane Nelson, Lou- isville, Education. Emily Caroline Newberry, Glasgow, Kentucky, English; Kentucky Southern College Transfer; Baptist Student Union; Young Democrats. Aina Dagmar Nonacs, Lou- isville, English; Mortar Board; Delta Zeta, Presi- dent; WRA; Student Coun- cil; Thoroughbred Court. Elizabeth C. Oakley, Louis- ville, Elementary Education; Chi Omega; WRA; Pi Gam- ma _ Omicron; Cheerleader; SNEA; Phi Kappa Tau Dream Girl; Thoroughbred Court; Basketball Homecom- ing Court. Charles Howard Pace, Lou- isville, Chemistry. Richard Charles Pape, Lou- isville, Biology. 233 Ellen Sue Porter, Louisville, History; Cwens; Mortar Board, President; Cardinal; Thoroughbred; Chi Omega, Vice - President, Treasurer; WRA; Student Council, Re- cording Secretary; History Club, Secretary; Young Re- pee: Board of Direc- ors. Jacqueline E. Powell, Louis- ville, History. Jennifer Ross Pruitt, Louis- ville, Political Science; Mor- tar Board, Vice-President; Pi Sigma Alpha; Kappa Delta, Vice-President; WRA; _ Stu- dent Council; Wesley Foun- dation; Pi Gamma Omicron, Corresponding Secretary; Freshman Advisory Council; Young Republicans Club; Navy Queen Court; Thor- oughbred Court; Engineer's Queen; Theta Tau Sweet- heart. Donald Lee Rausch, Louis- ville, Biology. John W. Renner, Jr., Louis- ville, Physics; Sigma Pi Sig- ma; Phi Eta Sigma, Presi- dent; Delta Phi Alpha; New- man Club, President; Young Democrats, President, Vice- President; Delta Upsilon; Circle K. David Hambleton Rhodes, Louisville, Physical Educa- tion and History; Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer, AFROTC; Student Council; Intramu- rals. Sandra B. Richardson, Lou- isville, German; Who’s Who; Mortar Board; Cwens, Vice- President, Junior Advisor; Student Council; Thorough- bred, Assistant Editor, As- sociate Editor, Office Man- ager; Angel Flight; Young Republicans, Secretary; Del- ta Phi Alpha, Secretary; Freshman Advisory Council, President; Chi Omega, Sec- retary; WRA. Michael Hill Ritchie, Louis- ville, Chemistry; Sigma Pi Sigma; A.C.S. Ben Mitchell Rose, Jr., An- pores, Kentucky, Econom- ics. Pamela Rowe, Nashville, Tennessee, English; Angel Flight, Informations Officer; Kappa Delta, Treasurer, President; WRA; Freshman Advisory Council; Junior Class Treasurer; Freshman Council; PGO; Wesley Club; Panhellenic Council, Vice- President. Betty Sue Runner, Louis- ville, French; Angel Flight; Historian; Delta Zeta, His- torian, Recording Secretary, President; Panhellenic Coun- cil, Treasurer; WRA; I.R.C.; Engineer’s Queen Court; F.A.C. James H. Samuels, Louis- ville, Math; Phi Kappa Tau; Circle K; Freshman Advisory Council. Marylee Schmidt, Louisville, History; Angel Flight, Com- mander; Kappa Delta; WRA; PGO, Vice-President; Young Democrats; Homecoming Court. Norma J. Schroader, Hart- ford, Kentucky, Sociology; Lindenwood College Trans- fer; Choir; Student National Education Association; So- cial Science Club; Young Republicans. Susan Naomi Schulten, Louisville, Spanish; Newman Club; |.R.C. Jayne Marcum Schweizer, Fern Creek, Kentucky, Mus- ic History; Phi Kappa Phi; Graduated with highest hon- ors; William S. Bowmer Hu- manities Prize; Ford Foun- dation Accelerated Master's Degree Program. 236 Jeffrey Charles Sellins, Lou- isville, Chemistry; Phi Kap- pa Tau; Young Republicans Club; Bowling Team. Sarah R. Sexter, Louisville, Elementary Education. Sara Jane vatpye ett Louis- ville, Spanish, French; U.C, C.F.; Appalachian Volun- teers; Pan American Club. Eugene Herman Shively, Campbelisville, Kentucky; Biology; Phi Eta Sigma; Al- pha Epsilon Delta; Baptist Student Union, Vice-Presi- dent; Religious Council. Frank P. Simoncelli, Bound- brook, New Jersey, Biology; Intramurals; Dorm Council Chairman. Gerald Sleph, Louisville, Biology. Robert E. Smith, Louisville, Biology; AFROTC; F.I.P.; In- tramurals; German Club; Young Democrats. Audrey Jane Sobel, Easton, Pennsylvania, Sociology; Or- chestra. Richard Edward Spelshouse; Upper Montclair, New Jer- sey, Economics; NROTC. Connie L. Stafford, Canton, Illinois, Biology; WRA. Judith Briggs Steedly, Lou- isville, English; Cwens, Pres- ident; Chi Omega; Freshman Advisory Council; Sopho- more Dorm Council; Stu- dent Council; WRA; Out- standing Sophomore Wom- an; Thoroughbred Court. Barbara Jo Stone, Louis- ville, Elementary Education; Baptist Student Union; United Campus Christian Organization. Gene Paul Stotz, Louisville, Fine Arts; Thoroughbred, Photographer. John Anthony Stultz, Valley Station, Kentucky; Sociology and Marketing; Alpha Phi Omega; AFROTC, Sopho- more Esprite-de-Corps Med- al; Freshman Advisory Coun- cil; Intramurals; Newman Club; Philosophy Club, So- cial Science Club, Sociology Club; College Chapter Amer- ican Marketing Association. Joseph E. Snyder, Louisville, Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma, Treasurer; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Intramurals. Philip J. Tamplin, Jr., Louis- ville, Political Science; Del- ta Upsilon; Thoroughbred Student Council; President, Senior Class; Newman Club; Young Democrats; Religious Council; International Rela- tions Club; UL Cardinal Bird. 237 John Evarts Speer, Louis- ville, History; Transfer Stu- dent. Thomas Loren Tarvin, Louis- ville, Chemistry; American Chemical Society Student Affiliate, President. Timothy David Tassie, Lou- isville, Chemistry; Ameri- can Chemical Society, Af- filiate; Student National Education Association. Sharon Breitenstein Test, Louisville, Elementary Edu- cation; Angel Flight; K.E.A,; S.N.E.A. Ruth Marian Tobaben, Lou- isville, Chemistry; Freshman Advisory Council. Thomas Keane Weiss, Lou- isville, Physics; Intramurals; American Society of Me- chanical Engineers. Edward B. Westbrook, Lou- isville, English; Phi Eta Sig- ma; Dean's Scholar; Car- dinal; Arts Supplement; Forge; Wesley Club; Stu- dents for Social Action. Richard F. Williams, Louis- ville, Spanish; Arnold Air Society, Information Officer; Circle K; Delta Upsilon; Glidepath, Editor; Intramu- rals, Air Force Intramurals Award; Young Democrats. Carolyn Lois Zoll, Louisville, Sociology; Cwens; Delta Phi Alpha; Mortar Board; Soph- omore Class Secretary; Chi Omega, President; Panhel- lenic Council, Secretary, Vice President; Angel Flight, Historian; Freshman Adviso- ry Council, Vice President; Sociology Club, Secretary. Business School Seniors Robert E. Ayre, Jr., Louis- ville, Accounting. Thomas E. Aubrey, Louis- ville, Marketing. Robert Lee Bailey, Louis- ville, Management. Gerald Donald Barnett, An- chorage, Kentucky, Account- ing; Lambda Chi Alpha; Baseball. John Scott Brogdon, Louis- ville, Banking Finance; University of Kentucky Transfer; Phi Kappa Tau; Business School Student Council; Newman Club; Young Republicans; Intra- murals Council. Douglas J. Buffone, Yates- boro, Pennsylvania, Mar- keting; MVC All Star Base- ball Football; Football, Captain; Baseball. Thomas Patrick Burke, Lou- isville, Business Administra- tion; Thoroughbred; Cardi- nal; Phi Kappa Tau; Student Council; Young Democrats Club; Newman Club. David Alexander Burton, Jr., Louisville, Accounting; Sig- ma Alpha; Pi Kappa Phi. John Wayne Codey, Louis- ville, Business Administra- tion; University of Kentucky Transfer; Sigma Nu. Charles Robert Cooper, Jr., Jeffersonville, Indiana, Man- agement; Indiana University Transfer; Circle K; Young Democrats Club; Newman Club; Baseball. Steven Charles Dancenger, Louisville, Marketing; Amer- ican Marketing Association; United Campus Christian Fellowship, Treasurer. Sharon Lee Dawson, Louis- ville, Secretarial Science; Sigma Kappa, Secretary; Student Publications Board Representative; Pi Gamma Omicron, President; Wesley Club; WRA. E. Marie Dolson, Louisville, Marketing. Lee Bond Early, Louisville, Management; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary. Andrea Louise Emmerich, Louisville, Marketing; Amer- ican Marketing Association. Myra Lois Gabel, Louisville, Secretarial Science. Barton Charles Gohmann, New Albany, Indiana, Bank- ing Finance; Newman Club; NROTC; Alpha Pi Omega; Track; Intramurals. Michael Patrick Griffin; Ro- chester, New York, Market- ing; Dorm Counselor; Foot- ball Manager. Terry Lee Harrington, Louis- ville, Marketing; Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals. John Joseph Hartley, Bronx, New York, Finance; Foot- ball; Intramurals. Richard Keith Holder, Pal- myra, Indiana; Accounting. John Richard Jaggers, Lou- isville, Management; NROTC. Katherine Ann Jones, Fair- fax Station, Virginia, Mar- keting; Chi Omega; Busi- ness School Student Coun. — cil, Secretary; Freshman Class Council; Young Re. publicans Club; Angel Flight; United Campus Christian ’ Fellowship; Marketing Club; WY mene or Dorm Counselor, Treasurer, Parliamentarian; WRA, Gerald F, Kimbel, Jefferson- town, Kentucky, Accounting; Alpha Phi Omega. Arnold Jay Levin, Louis- ville, Marketing; Student Senate; Junior Class Vice President; Sigma Alpha Mu, Vice President; Intra-Frater- nity Council; Hillel; Religi- ous Council; Young Demo- crats Club; International Relations Club. Robert Burke Muthall, Lou- isville, Business Manage- ment; Masthead; NROTC. Grover Cleveland Potts, Louisville, Management; Who’s Who; Outstanding Junior; Omicron Delta Kap- pa, Cardinal, Advertising Manager; Thoroughbred; Phi Kappa Tau; Business School Student Council, President; Student Senate, Vice Pres- ident; Circle K, President; Young Republicans; Intra- murals. Kenneth Ronald Rider, Lou- isville, Accounting; Student Senate; Freshman Advisory Council; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, Secretary; Circle K; Thoroughbred Court. Perry Speevack, Louisville, Phi Kappa Tau; NROTC; Swimming. Larry Suzan, Louisville, Marketing; Zeta Beta Tau. = oe Kenneth Maxwell Taylor, Louisville, General Business. Ronald Lee Taylor, Louis- ville, Accounting; Account- ing Club. James McKee Tyler, Louis- we Marketing; Phi Kappa ‘au. Paul Charles Verbeck, Lou- isville, Accounting. Barbara T. Wilcox, Louis- ville, Business Education. Richard Joseph Williamson, Louisville, Accounting. Winfield Roger Woolsey, Louisville, Marketing; Theta Tau, Scribe; Newman Club; Intramurals. Kenneth Larry Gene Young, Louisville, Banking Fi- nance; AFROTC; Alpha Phi Omega. 243 244 Larry Allen Young, Louis- ville, Business; Alp a Phi Omega, President. H. Terry Zimmerman, Louis- ville, Business; Sigma Al- pha; Phi Kappa Tau; Young Republicans; Canterbury Club, Vice-President. Dental School Seniors Laurence Albright, Louis- ville; Delta Sigma Delta. Brently W. Bernard, Russell Springs, Kentucky; Delta Sigma Delta; Intramurals; Junior Class Vice-President. George Wallace Boring, Jr., Arcadia, Florida; Psi_Ome- ga, Secretary; Inter-Frater- nity Council. James Edward Bosley, Cen- tral, South Carolina; Psi Omega; Inter-Fraternity Council, President; Student Board of Publications. Hiram T. Carr, Lubbock, Texas; Psi Omega. James Richardson Comer, Tompkinsville, Kentucky; Beta Delta; Phi Delta, Vice- President; Delta Sigma Del- ta. Bob M. Crider, Louisville; Phi Delta; Delta Sigma Del- ta. Ronald Glenn Crume, Flor- ence, Kentucky; Phi Delta; Psi Omega, Vice-President 65, President ‘66. Dwight Sterling Danburg, Jr., Greenwell Springs, Lou- isiana; Phi Delta, President; Phi Delta, President; Delta Sigma Delta. Sid Raymond Denny. Wil- son, North Carolina; Delta Sigma Delta. Sylvan Raymond Dyer, Com- merce Georgia; Delta Sigma Delta. George William Edwards, Winter Park, Florida; Delta Sigma Delta, Treasurer; Stu- dent Senate; Dental School Student Council, President. Robert Adams Escher, Jr., Louisville; Delta Sigma Del- ta. James Vincent Ferdinand, Miami Florida; Beta Delta; Delta Sigma Delta. no or Robert Louis Ferdinand, Miami, Florida; Beta Delta; Delta Sigma Delta. Maxwell Woodrow Fleming, Wewahitchka, Florida; Psi Omega. Louis Edward Franz, Rus- sell. Kentucky; Psi Omega, Treasurer. Charles Edward Gregory, Baxter, Kentucky; Phi Delta; Psi Omega. John Gary Guenther, Louis- ville; Phi Delta; Beta Delta; Psi Omega. Robert Henry Haberstock, Jr., Boynton Beach, Florida; Beta Delta; Phi Delta; Who's Who; Freshman Class Pres- ident; Psi Omega; _Inter- Fraternity Council. Eric Steven Hager, Sellers- burg, Indiana; Psi Omega. Jack Haynes Hancock, Jr., Louisville; Phi Delta, Secre- tary; Delta Sigma Delta, Secretary; Student Council Representative. Donald Wayne Henry, Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Beta Del- ta, President; Phi Delta; Student Council. Doris Ann Jones, Seymour, Indiana; Senior Class Sec- retary. George Wayne Keith, Pen- sacola, Florida; Delta Sigma Delta. Gordon Wayne King, Louis- ville; Psi Omega. Charles Forrest Kneedler, Belleville, lilinois; Delta Sig- ma Delta. G. Lane McCroskey, Louis- ville; Delta Sigma Delta. Donald Alan Mueller, Louis- ville; Delta Sigma Delta. Elwynn Duane Myers, Pent- water, Michigan; Delta Sig- ma Delta. 248 David H. Pryor, Louisville; Who’s Who; Beta Delta, Vice-President; Phi Delta; Sophomore Class President; Student Council; Delta Sig- ma Delta. James Edwin Ratliff, Pike- ville, Kentucky; Delta Sigma Delta. Raymond F. Reid, Tampa, Florida; Psi Omega. Jack Franklin Richardson, Mayfield, Kentucky; Delta Sigma Delta; Student Sen- ate; Student Council. Michael Travis Ridley, Daw- son Springs, Kentucky; Beta Delta; Phi Delta; Delta Sig- ma Delta, President; Inter- fraternity Council; Intramu- rals; Junior Class President. James Benjamin _ Rivers, Fayetteville, Georgia; Psi Omega. Wyman Shealy, Newberry, South Carolina; Delta Sig- ma Delta. William H. Smythe, Jr., Lou- isville; Who's Who; Phi Del- ta; Psi Omega; Freshman Class Vice-President. Arthur Campbell Stone, Ra- leigh, North Carolina; Delta Sigma Delta; Vice-President of Senior Class; Student Council Treasurer. Arlis W. Wheeler, Louisville; Beta Delta. Charles Oliver Williams, Greensboro, North Carolina; Delta Sigma Delta, Histor- ian; President of Senior Class; Dental School Stu- dent Council. Dental Hygiene Seniors Amy Lee Arnold, Miami, Florida, Dental Hygiene; Cwens; Dorm Council; Class Historian. Dorothy Marie Byron, Louis- ville, Dental Hygiene. Mary Ellen Carlson, Jeffer- sonville, Indiana, Dental Hygiene. Karen Lee Cecil, Louisville, Dental Hygiene; Baptist Stu- dent Union; American Den- tal Hygiene Association. 249 250 Sherralyn, Cox, Glasgow, Kentucky; Student Council, Secretary; Class President; Secretary of Dorm Council. Judith Fleming, Miami, Flor- ida, Dental Hygiene; Cwens: President of House Council. Nell Owen Glass, Louisville; Young Republicans, W.R.A. Wesley Club. Nancy Osborne Green, Lou- isville, Bennie Marks, Louisville; Ohio State University, Transfer. Marilyn McFadden, London, Kentucky, University of Ken- tucky, Transfer. Julie Mearns, Louisville. Cynthia Mueller, Louisville; Thoroughbred, Dental School Editor; Cardinal, Reporter; Student Senate, Student Council; Pi Beta Phi; W.R.A.,; Newman Club; Young Re- publicans. Susan Norfleet, Orlando, Florida, Dental Hygiene; Dorm Council Historian. Barbara Phinney, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Dental Hy- giene; U.C.C.F., American Dental Hygiene Association. Sandra Pitts, Frenchberg, Kentucky, Dental Hygiene; Delta Zeta, Treasurer 1, W.R.A., U.C.C.F., Dorm Council American Dental Hygiene Association. Estelle Tagliarino Shuck, Louisville, Dental Hygiene. Judy Siddens, Bowling Green, Kentucky, Dental Hy- giene; Dorm Council, Glee Club, W.R.A., American Den- tal Hygiene Association. Ann Stone, Campbellsville Kentucky, Dental Hygiene Association. Esther Walton, Louisville Dental Hygiene; Transfer Transylvania College, Vice- President of Senior Class, American Dental Hygiene Association. Dianna Wittman, Louisville, Dental Hygiene; Secretary- Treasurer 1, Newman Club, American Dental Hygiene Association. 251 Kent School of Social Work Adilo E, Shamoo, Louisville, Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma; Sigma Xi Associate. Lewis Elliott Alexander, Louisville, Social Work Fekreya Ahmed Aly, Egypt, U.A.R., Social Work; Student Association. Alvin A. Brodbeck, Louis- ville, Social Work David Cown Dunning, Stur- gis, Kentucky, Social Work. Margaret E. Farley, Louis- ville, Social Work. James B. Fulks, Jr., Louis- ville, Social Work; Kent Stu- dent Organization, Treas- urer, President. Theodore Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. James D. Harder, Louisville. Linda W. Leach, Louisville. M. Bert Levy, Louisville. Jackie Lee Stephens, Louis- ville. Mary Elizabeth Tarlton, Shelby, North Carolina. School of Law Sheldon H. Adler, Louisville, Briefing Service. H. Nichols Baker, Louis- ville. Claude E. Banister, Loui. ville. James H. Barr, Louisville, Phi Alpha Delta Louisville Lawyer. Junius V. Beaver, Jr., Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta; Brief. ing Service. Phil Allan Bertram, Louis- ville, Delta Theta Phi. James Donald Blair, Louis- ville, Delta Theta Phi. William S. Bornstein, Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta; Louis- ville Lawyer. Charles R. Boyer, Louisville, Delta Theta Phi, Vice-Presi- dent; Student Bar Associa- tion, President. ‘ dim ain id v Stewart E. Conner, Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta, Pres- ident; Journal of Family Law, Editor-in-Chief. Thomas M. Crawford, Louis- ville, Moot Court Finalist. Myron S. Ejinisman, Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta; Louis- ville Lawyer, Assistant Edi- tor; National Moot Court Participant; Student Bar As- sociation Convocation Com- mittee. Marshall Kennedy, Gilbert itl, Louisville, Delta Theta Phi; Student Bar Associa- tion, Secretary. William M. Hall, Campbells- ville, Kentucky, Delta Theta Phi; Journal of Family Law, Associate Editor; Moot Court Association, President; Hon- or Code Committee. Michael V. Hargadon, Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta. Kyle T. Hubbard, Louisville, History; Phi Alpha Delta, President; Louisville Lawyer, Editor. Jerome R. Kearns, Louis- ville, Delta Theta Phi; Stu- dent Bar Executive Com- mittee; National Moot Court Finalist. Edward E. Lanham, Louis. ville, Delta Theta Phi; Stu. dent Bar Association, Secre. tary; Moot Court Club, Sec. retary. Robert E. Lindsay, Louis. ville, Phi Alpha Delta, Vice President; Louisville Lawyer, Editor; National Moot Court Representative. Joseph Daniel Love, Louis. ville, Delta Theta Phi; Stu. dent Bar Association, Trea- surer; Moot Court Club, President. James Carl Ludwig, Louis. ville, Delta Theta Phi, Vice President; Student Bar As. sociation, Secretary. Ralph W. Ludwig, Jr., Louis- ville; Journal of Family Law, Secretary; Delta Theta Phi, John Timothy McCall, Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta, Louis- ville Lawyer, Assistant Edi- tor; Briefing Service; Na- tional Moot Court Finalist. Raymond W. McGee, Louis- ville. M. G. McKinney, Anchorage, Kentucky. Robert C. Moore, Louisville; Phi Alpha Delta; Bail Bond Project. William R. Nolan III, Louis- ville; Delta Theta Phi; Book Award; Briefing Service. Claude Lee Nutt, Louisville; Phi Alpha Delta; Book Award; Associate Justice, Student Bar Association. Dennis M. O'Connor, Anchor age, Kentucky; Delta Theta Phi, Vice President; Place ment Committee, Student Bar Association; Chief Jus tice, Student Bar Associa tion Daniel S. Ortiz, Louisville. J. Chester Porter, Louisville; Delta Theta Phi, President; Honor Code Committee Norman R. Powell, Louis ville. David R. Reed, Jr. Louis ville; Phi Alpha Delta . ah Km dn Ain - [ i ' a «= BF = + ’ 4 : - —- ¥ . oA Gin tik ae Donald Lee Smalley, Louis. ville, Delta Theta Phi. John Richard Sommer, Loupisville, Jefferson Coun. ty Bail Bond Project. Alex F. Talbott, Louisville, Phi Alpha Delta; Louisville Lawyer, Assistant Editor. George W. Thacker, Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta; Book Awards; Journal of Family Law, Associate Editor. David Lee Vanzant, Louis- ville, Delta Theta Phi; Brief- ing Service. Matthew R. Westfall, Louis- ville, Phi Alpha Delta; Louis- ville Lawyer, Editor; Book Award. Roger P. Worth, Louisville, Delta Theta Phi; Student Bar Association Convocation Committee. Joseph A. Worthington, Louisville. q School of Medicine Joseph Charles Babey, Louisville, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Paul Barton, Williamsburg, Ky. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Edwin F. Bath, Wilmington, Ohio; Alpha Kappa Kappa. William Melvin Battles Jr., Anniston, Alabama; Alpha Kappa Kappa. J. Bradford Block, Louisville; Phi Chi; Senior Class Trea- surer; X-ray Diagnosis Award; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Psi Chi. Charlies M. Brohm, Haw- thorn, Pennsylvania; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Sigma Xi; Pi Delta Epsilon; Student Sen ate John A. Bryan, Louisville; Phi Chi; Freshman Class James Reno Buckles, Mill wood, Ky 259 260 John Louis Bunting, Louis. ville. William M. Carney, Louis ville, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi Lambda Upsilion. Gerson C. Carr, Cleveland, Ohio; Phi Delta’ Epsilon; Sopomore, Junior, Senior Class Secretary. Arnold |. Charow, New York, New York;Phi Delta Epsilon, Vice President; Delta Sigma Theta. Norman G. Collier, Taylors- ville, Ky.; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Dean Loren Cook, Elkhart, Indiana; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Cyrus Mitchell Day Ill, Louisville, Ky; Alpha Kappa Kappa, Vice President, Pres- ident. James R. Dorman, Louis- ville. Jerome Dunst, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Michael Anthony Fahey, Los Angeles, California; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Phillip Jay Feitelson, Louis- ville; Phi Delta Epsilon; Al- pha Omega Alpha; Mosby Book Award. James Farley Fitzpatrick, Louisville; Alpha Kappa Kappa Edna Phillips Fuson, Gray- son, Ky Harold Donald Gabel, New- ark, New Jersey; Alpha Omega Alpha Mark Ortner Gladstein, Louisville; Phi Delta Epsi lon; Who’s Who, William Joseph Godfrey, Louisville, Alpha Kappa Kappa 261 BM INIVERSAL :. - Cora Sue Golden, Fort Lau- derdale, Florida. Jim K. Goodrum, Bowling Green, Ky.; Freshman Rep- resentative for S.A.M.A. J. Roger Goodwin, Louis- ville; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Junior Class Treasurer, James Duffy Hancock, Louisville. Lawrence’ Brian Hersch, Cincinnati, Ohio. Owen Kirkwood Hitt, Lexing- ton, Ky.; Phi Chi. Robert Gene Howard, Louis- ville; Phi Chi. Harry B. Huntsman ii, Hardinsburg, Ky., Sigma XI. F. Michael Irwin, Honoiulu, Hawaii. William Malvray Johnson, Virgie, Ky.; Alpha Epsilon Delta. H, James Jordan, Portola Valley, California; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Leslie Ernest Karr, Louis- ville. Myles Mathias Katz, New Rochelle, New York. Stephanie Flicker Katz, Mill- burn, New Jersey. Edward Klein, Great Neck, New York; Phi Delta Epsilon. Steven Michael Kuperstein, Swampscott, Massachusetts. 263 Michael Allan Lee, Queens, New York. Stanley Alan Levine, Chica- go, Illinois; Phi Delta Epsi- lon. Stewart Lovelace, Louisville. Charles Thomas Lucas, Louisville; Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi. Ahmad Mahrou,' Tehran, Iran; Alpha Kappa Kappa. John Alan Mayer, Louisville; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Senior Class Vice President. Jesse Howard Meredith, Ed- monton, Ky. John Arthunr Mitchell, De- fiance, Ohio; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Leslie J. Moglen, Brooklyn, New York. Lloyd Myron Moglen, Brook- lyn, New York; Extern in Copenhagen, Denmark. Roy William Montgomery, Louisville Lawrence Richard Mudd, Louisville; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Sophomore Class Vice President; Junior Class Vice President. Neil Robert Newberg, Ja maica, New York, Who’s Who; Junior Class President Theodore Joseph Ongaro, Louisville, Phi Chi. Alan Joel Papowitz, Ceader hurst, New York Charles Ward Patterson, Pa cific Palisades, California. 266 Sheldon Franklin Payne, Pa- cific Palisades, California. Robert West Powell, Ben- ton, Kentucky. Robert Owen Pyles, Spring- field, Ohio. David Reuben Ringel, Louis- ville, Gary Gilbert Roberts, Ca- bool, Missouri. Gayle Arlen Roberts, Louis- ville. William Robert Rout, Bards- town, Kentucky. Melvin Douglas Russell, London. Kentucky. Leonard Stewart Schultz, New York City, New York. Lester F. Shapiro, Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania. Phillips Lynn Sheffey, Alta- dena, California. Robert Warren Sheldon, Bronxville, New York. Alan Kirk Spafford, New Al- bany, Indiana Barry S. Stoler, Louisville; Phi Delta Epsilon Fraterni ty; Senior Class President; Sophomore Class President; Freshman Anatomy Prize; Alumni and Arch Cole Schol- arships; Who’s Who; Roche Sophomore Award; Alpha Omega Alpha John C. Tapp, Louisville; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Sum- mer Research Scholar. David Highbaugh Thurman, Jr., Louisville; Phi Chi. 267 Robert Rudolph Wahl, Lou- isville; Phi Chi, Presiding Junior, Presiding Senior. Ronald Waldridge, Louis- ville. Neil Frederick Wasserman, Louisville; Phi Delta Epsi- lon, President. Hugh Hamilton Wilhite, Cal- houn, Kentucky; Alumni Scholarship. Jerome M. Young, New York City, New York. Walter H. Zukof, Louisville; Phi Delta Epsilon. Chancel- lor. School of Medical Technology Mary Frances Allan, Louis- ville, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Kathryn Lee Clay, Louisville; Student Council; Zeta Tau Alpha. Shelley M. Speiden, Louis- ville. Carol Jean Straub, Fern Creek, Kentcky. Reginia T. Wakin, Middles- boro, Kentucky; St. Francis College Transfer; Newman Club; Drama Club; Dormi- tory Council. School of Music Bonnie Kay Breidenbach, Lexington, Indiana; Band; Chorus; Orchestra. Joi-Jan Llewellyn, Candler, North Carolina; Student Sen- ate; Music School Student Council; B.S.U.; Delta Mu Sigma Vice President, Pres- ident; University Choir, Sec- retary. 269 Nina Sue Ralph, Louisville, Music Education; University Choir; University Orchestra; Delta Mu Sigma, Vice Pres- ident. Linda Carol Rathbun, Rich. mond, Va., Piano; Mortar Board; University Choir. Virginia Lee Ritter, Louis- ville, Music Education; Uni- versity Choir; University Or- chestra; Delta Mu Sigma. Rose, Richard David, Bowl- ing Green, Ky., 'Cello; Music School Student Council; Phi Mu Alpha. Sammons, Terry Lynn, Lou- isville, Music Education; Uni- versity Choir. Shields, Mary Kay, Louis- ville, Piano Pedagogy; Mus- ic School Student Council, Recording Secretary; Wes- ley Foundation; Delta Mu Sigma. James Robert Walker, Greenville, Ky.; Music Edu- cation; Phi Kappa _ Phi; Who’s Who; University Band; University Choir; University Orchestra; Phi Mu Alpha. Wolfe, Glenda Rhea, Louis- ville, Music Education; Mu- sic School Student Coun- cil, Secretary; Delta Mu Sigma; Metropolitian Opera Semi-Finalist; Jazz Lab; University Choir; University Orchestra, Soloist. Speed Scientific School Thomas Edward Baker, Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; AIChE; Newman Club; Intramurals. Kenneth Lee Baurle, Louis- ville, Electrical Engineering; Speed Engineer; IEEE Kenneth Albert Best, New Albany, Indiana, Theta Tau; IEEE; Intramurals. Josep Carl Bisti, Camden, New Jersey, Speed Engi- neer, Business Manager; Masthead; Senior Class Sec- retary; Student Council Treasurer; Theta Tau, Sec retary, Treasurer; IEEE John Ross Blunk, Louisville, Chemical Engineering; AIChE Lonnie Edward Bowen, Louisville, Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME Kevin E. Buehner, Louis ville, Electrical Engineering; Louisville, Theta Tau; IEEE; Intramural Donald Keith Burchett, Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; AIChE; Newman Club; Intramural John William Byron Ill, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering, IEEE; AFROTC; In- tramurals. Stephen P. Childress, Louis- ville, Civil Engineering; Band; ASCE; Intramurals. Richard Clinton Chilton, Anchorage, Kentucky, Band; ASCE, Treasurer; Intramur- als. Gerald Francis Coffey, Louis- ville, Chemical Engineering; Sigma Pi Sigma; AIChE; Newman Club; Intramurals, Stephen Dexter Coomer, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau; ASTM Award; Theta Tau; Student Council; IEEE; Young Republicans; ARS; Intramurals. John S. Cornette, Louisville, Mechanical Engineering; Speed Engineer, Editor; ASME; AIAA; Intramurals. Clifford Elmo Culver, Jr., Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; AIChE. Danny Lee Deetsch, Louis- vill, Mechanical Engineer- Engineering; Delta Upsilon; Young Repulicans; ASME; Inramurals, Richard H. Dinsmore, Louis- ville, Electrical Engineering; Sigma Pi Sigma; Sigma Tau; Circle K; Delta Upsilon; Stu- dent Senate; Student Coun- cil; Senior Class Treasurer; IEEE, Vice-President; Young Republicans; Intramurals. Arley Lee Downs, Louis- ville, Chemical Engineering; Triangle; Engineer's Day Chairman; AIChE; _ Intra- murals. Charles Donald Evans, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; Cardinal; Young Democrats; IEEE, Secretary; Intramurals. Richard C. Forrester; Kings- port, Tennessee, Chemical Engineering; AIChE; Intra- murals, J. Anthony Fortwengler, Louisville, Mechanical Engi- neering; Newman Club; AIAA; ASME; Intramurals. James Robert Fowler, Jr., Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma; Theta Tau; AIChE; Intramurals; Sigma Tau. Richard Norman Gerstle, Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering Speedway, Editor; Speed Engineer, Distribu- tion Manager; Theta Tau, President; Student Council, Secretary; AIChE, Secre- tary; Newman Club; In- tramurals. Charles Henry’ Gnerlich, Closter, New Jersey, Me- chanical Ergineseinigs Stu- dent Council, Paraliamen- tarian; Theta Tau, Vice- President; ASME, Treasurer; EAS, Vice-President; NROTC; Intramurals. 273 i William Owen Hartmann, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; Sigma Pi Sigma; Sigma Tau; IEEE; Intra- murals. Robert E. Harvey, Louisville, Electrical Engineering Stu- dent Council; IEEE Intra- murals. Paul Ross Hayden, Louis- ville, Sigma Pi Sigma; Sigma Tau; Tau Kappa Ep- silon; Newman Club; Young Republicans; IEEE; Intra- murals. Dennis Ronald Heaton, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; AFROTC; Young Republicans; IEEE; Intra- murals. James William Hornung, Louisville, Mechanical Engi- neering; Glide Path; ASME; AIAA; Wesley Club; AFROTC; Intramurals, Ronald R. Howard, New Al- bany, Indiana, Chemical En- gineering; Sigma Tau; Theta Tau; AIChE; Intramurals. James Edward Huber, Louis- ville, Theta Tau; Newman Club; AIChE; Intramurals. William Jenkins, Jefferson- ville, Indiana, Electric Engi- neering; IEE; Intramurals, Robert Ernest Kennedy, Louisville, Mechanical Engi- neering; Speed Engineer, Distribution Manager; ASME, Vice-Chairman; AIAA; BSU; AFROTC; Intramurals, Jere R. Kiesel, Louisville, Civil Engineering; Student Council; ASCE, President; Intramurals. Paul Anthony Knopf, Louis- ville, Chemical Engineering; AIChE; Newman Club Var- sity Swimming; Intramurals. Walden L. S. Laukhuf, Fern Creek, Kentucky, Chemical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Arnold Air Society; Sigma Tau, President; Distin- guished Military Cadet; Phi Kappa Tau; AFROTC; ODK; AIChE, Vice-President; Intra- murals. Merle Robert Likens, Jr., Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; Sigma Pi Sigma; AIChE; Intramurals. Walter C. Marsh, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; |EEE; Rifle Team 62-63. James Robert McAfee, Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; AIChE; Intramural Council Interdormitory Council; Intramural s William Paul Miller, Louis ville, Chemical Engineering; AIChE; Intramurals. Joseph Muller, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; IEEE; Newman Club; Young Dem- ocrats; Intramurals. r ) ‘ ie Ronald Ernest Myrick, Louis- ville, Electrical Engineering; Sigma Tau, Secretary; Who's re | Who; ODK, Vice-President; Thoroughbred, Asst. Busi- ness Manager, Business — Manager; Phi Kappa Tau, President; Student Senate; Student Activities Commit- tee; IEEE; Intramurals. y — —— Phillip Edward Neidhardt, Valley Station, Kentucky, Mechanical Engineering; Triangle; ASME. James Bruce Nordmann, Louisville, Mechanical Engi- neering; AIAA; ASME; In- tramurals. David Thompson Olson, An- nandale, Virginia, Electrical Engineering; Who's Who; Phi Eta Sigma, Treasurer; Phi Kappa Phi; ODK; Sigma Tau, Vice-President; Delta Upsilon, Vice-President; Stu- dent Council; IEEE, Presi- dent; Circle K; Young Re- publicans; Intramurals. James Stuart Prentice, Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; Sigma Pi Sigma; Sigma Tau; Student Coun- cil, Vice-President; Student Senate; AIChE; Senior Class President; Intramurals. Hugh Tim Proffitt, Louis- ville, Civil Engineering; ASCE; Intramurals. Lee H. Pugh, Newville, Pennsylvania, Electrical En- gineering; IEEE. ain dif a a Vm x a E. Bruce Satori, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; Speed Engineer, Editor; Phi Kappa Tau; Student Coun- cil; IEEE; Intramurals. William Paul Schreiber, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Who’s Who; Cardinal; Speed Engineer; IEEE; Intramurals. George Warren Scobee, Louisville, Mechanical En- gineering; Speed Engineer, Asst. Business Manager; Thoroughbred; Phi Kappa Tau, Treasurer; ASME; In- tramurals. Henry Charles Sherman, Jr., Fern Creek, Kentucky, Chemical Engineering; AIChE; Intramurals. Raymond Randolph Shook, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; IEEE; Navy NESEP Student. Shiv Dev Singh, Patiala (pb), India, Civil Engineer- ing; ASCE; International Re- lations Club. Stephen Earl Singleton, Louisville, Civil Engineering; Speed Engineer; Thorough- bred, ASCE, Secretary; Bel- knap Theatre, Senior Tech- nician; Intramurals Man- ager. Larry W. Smith, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; IEEE; Intramurals. Edward George Sommer, Jr., Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; Student Council; IEEE; Intramurals. Gordon David Spence, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts, Civil Engineering; Theta Tau; Student Council; NROTC; ASCE; Intramurals. John Edward Stansbury, Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; Speed Engineer; AIChE. Andrew H. Susemichel, Jr., Lo uisville, Mechanical Engi- neering; ASME; AIAA. Peyton Tabb Talbott, Jr., Louisville, Civil Engineering; ASCE; Intramurals. Albert Rae Taylor, Louis- ville, Mechanical Engineer- ing; ASME; AIAA; Intramur- als. Yoginder Dev Tewari, New Delhi, India, Electrical Engi- neering; IEEE; International Relations Club. Michael Thomas, Louisville, Electrical Engineering; New- man Club; IEEE; Freshman Football Team. Norman Schickli Toombs, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; Circle K; Sigma Tau; Cardinal; Lambda Chi Alpha; Young Republicans; Newman Club; IEEE, Treas- urer; Intramurals. Robert Lester Torstrick, Louisville, Chemical Engi- neering; Band; AIChE; In- tramurals. William E. Treadwell, Wichi- ta, Kansas, Mechanical En- gineering; Student Council; seeping Chairman; Intramur- als. James T. Troyan, Louisville, Mechanical Engineering; Speed Engineer; Cardinal; Delta Upsilon; AFS; ASME, Vice-Chairman; ARS; IRL; Wesley Club. Harold Underwood, Louis- ville, Electrical Engineering; Speed Engineer; Cardinal; Glide Path; IEEE. Dan Walter Verser, Louis- ville, Chemical Engineering; Who’s Who; Sigma Tau; Sigma Pi Sigma; Student Council, President; Student Senate; AIChE, President; Intramurals. Ronald M. Waldeck, Louis- ville, Mechanical Engineer- ing; ASME; Intramurals. Dennis Lee Walsh, Louis- ville, Electrical Engineering; IEEE; Intramurals. 279 CAPACITIVE BALLAST William M. Wetherton, Louisville, Mechanical Engi- neering; ODK; Who’s Who; Sigma _ Tau, Treasurer; Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice- President; Student Council; Student Senate; ASME; Young Republicans; Intra- murals. William Gary Wilcox, Louis- ville, Mechanical Engineer- ing; Lambda Chi Alpha; Newman Club; IFC; Asme, Secretary; Intramurals. John Lamont Wilson, Louis- ville, Electrical Engineering; IEEE. David George Wood, Carl- isle, Pennsylvania, Chemi- cal Engineering; Distin- guished Military Cadet; Ar- nold Air Society; AIChE, Treasurer. Robert Perry Young, Ii, Louisville, Electrical Engi neering; Theta Tau; Speed Engineer, Subscription Manager; IEEE. Peter Stephen Zanetti, Clif- ton, New Jersey, Civil Engi- neering; ASCE; Intramurals. Raymond K. Zeillmann, Louisville, Electrical Engi- neering; Arnold Air Society, Commander; Distinguished Military Cadet; IEEE; New- man Club; Intramurals. University College Larry Lee Burton, Louis- ville, Physics. Westel Creager, Valley Sta- tion, Kentucky, Biology. Robert P. Dooley, Louisville, Mathematics; Phi Kappa Tau. Joseph Richard Edwards, Jr., Louisville, Accounting; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Intramurals. George A. French, Louis- ville, History. John P. Gibson, Valley Sta- tion, Kentucky, Biology. Ruby Sue Gordon, Louis- ville, Sociology. Albert J. Hayes, Louisville, Sociology. Edith Abigal Hoertz, Louis- ville, Marketing; University of Kentucky Transfer; Kappa Alpha Theta. Edward J. Hurley, Louisville, Physics; Delta Upsilon. David C. Hyde, Louisville, Management. William D. King, Louisville, Management. Larrie L. Kirchdorfer, Louis- ville, Banking and Finance. William Otis LaFollette, Louisville, History. John K. McFee, Louisville, Physics. Mark S. O'Brian, Louisville, Marketing. William Byron Ouzts, Fern Creek, Kentucky, Account- ing. George Reed Prentice, Jr., Louisville, Mathematics. William K. Salmon, Louis- ville, Physics; Sigma Pi Sig- ma. Willlam R. Shepard, Louis- ville, Biology. Mona W. Simcoe, West Point, Kentucky, Elementary Education. Urban Wesley Sirles, Louis- ville, Physics William W. Tatum, Louis- ville, Management. Carl Thomas, Jr., Louisville, Painting; Art Center; Speed Museum, Janice Ruby Thomas, Louis- ville, Mathematics. Terrence Leon Thomas, Louisville, Commerce. William Clifton Travis, Louis- ville, Political Science, Phi Kappa Tau, Sgt. at Arms; President of Freshman Class; Treasurer of Senior Class; Student Council; Cir- cle K; AFROTC. Alton Webb, Louisville, Ac- counting; Honorary Account- Society. Harland Hull White, Jr., Middletown, Kentucky, Man- agement and Marketing. Barry Wise, Louisville, Eco- nomics. ADMINISTRATION Wivers: RAVMONGs « gsi5) , aa ptevo’ anes $4 ssalncea 216 Arnold, Amy ..... di ty thc sth Bir apeedre iors, baie 249 Smith;. DOAN oor. acs 5s eee one evap, at 216 ASHGY, PuGe: 5 '..0.s oa maar eee ete 34 EMIAVIS SE IOC! 2 ens .c is ue'c. Fy ents ays Pale a? 215 SUMMINs HreGONGK eyes. |) ses. aie sree 213 AIWOOO; ANOMIAS: ss. wages oxeie dou ca eS 239 “hep r cigs C) CoC lee gn eo A 82 Stokes, Doris ....... rr CMe kt ere 214 Auslander, Steve ............. 114, 120, 221 Barber “Richard® . 2s'. 4 ses eS alesse s 212 Strickler; WOOGrOW. 2255 = ss.6.e5 se adnan ie 210 Aydelatte:-Paule’. . oo s.ce. cee ema 109 BUNS SAREE: 2s F251. 5.5 5.28.56 sea ne bes 214 SIULLZBI NIDEUC is sc ee ce cece a ln 74 AYie. RODOIGS 5 : . 2's’: «5,00 bie le ee eres 239 OUTS) get 1711] Ra se See a a 73, 74 Wason RODS. «Wis sock oon seca 90 Babey;, JOSGDH) x s.3 ish Sel oe ed he See 259 RONDO y MAIN Sas es. ers e Fats algun esc 74 Whitney, Robert ........... arays aaa Ee 217 Bache, Claudia ... fa a cea Meee ae .107 MOFOWOFCUNONAS) 58.5 ily ocr ele eub sss ouspend’e 143 Yenawine, Wayne ................-.. , 215 Badgett” Thomas’... css autos os i Be as We ES) EMT SGT Ee et Sn ge le Re PS 208 Bailey; ROBO . 0 o-oo asic seca reteoo PPAR ERENT Be . pel 508, bye ais 8 ass Boe 201 Baker, “Heniy. 2%. 3 .cb.5.24 need t ees 253 RST SCOOT ES edits dec aun 5 See ea ear ee 82 SHURENTS BOKGr POMIOS 5 ora. cece ite wiatens ean entene 271 IUESA New Pe Ee ro) Radon toler stalads 9h a0, g-cacdr ore xoe ate 72 MEO MAONHOUND: .cecidersse oa 9 cules Gece alate 221 Ballard, Thomas SN ui petoe eile mene 75 TiGtMILODONE is. ais sis giais:s aseie- cote pIpvareen oe 216 Adler, Sheldon ....... Fea ary: ea me eS] Banister, Claude se eon wipe 5 AAR coy a. 254 CTT SCE a ae eens ae ES 82 Albright, Laurence serine snes bol eae alee 244 Banks, David ....... . .54, 110, 113, 221 Pian WIIG: Powe. corse vse eae 213 Alaerman, Galois) oo sais eee wee 42, 221 Banks, Frederick SS vst ne ee 221 MBDIIDSEMOR 50 trae. lh ere Wt battle 147 Aldrich, Ross ita eae oe ase lng a ale 221 Barnes; Males. aca suses ec ed 121, 221 EEN GE Ug (Cen Sp SE ROE BERT EOERTIRE OC ee Ree: 146 Allens Emests..0sc. 8c ck et san .104, 135, 177 Barnett Gerald). 5. Sas seasesae ..239 Kindelsperger, Kenneth ................ 217 TATE ee Ee en sete aon Ce en ae a a ee 133 Barr; Barbar’ + is, 20.0 nacdin'y ale nels sara ees 113 NOTRE TTP SM Be iat rat eae ERC ear a 210 Allan SMAI ec aboss: estes es +s; ca Veens 269 BOE MOTOS ic scalecs cg seas Gece ate, x ars, coer EAMGNCETHIAMIC 6. [A 0 5-210: 3)! eben ene eos 215 Anderson; SUSAN) sirsise clack ee Fea 8 es 154 Baronial acco. ak even sucw ess ee MeCandiess; David): . 5.5.6 5.560-c5-5.05- . .216 Anuszewski, John ; en Fs Bath, Edwin LPNE iP Re, McGlothlin, William .................... 210 App; Susan’ ...5255 SSPE pie sic cre 158 Battles, William gO ie ii nesteeoe PRBTEIEC EIGER eters sm fo eC Sees 216 RONG MORTEND soos, vacua Syndhyd eid nesta ieee 221 BRURTINGNs IRODBTC ox ire oa poe eieneeeee eke 59 CULE OT | (OS So eR nas Cat Sa, 74 Applegate, William .............. 34, 61 Baurle, Kenneth ere Coren eee 271 Bealmear, James Beams, Bettye . Beaver, Junias ... Bell, John Bellucci, Tony Bernal, D. + Bernard, Bentley . . Bertram, Phil Best, Kenneth Bickel, Janice Bickel, Steve Bischoff, Gwen Bishop, Carolyn Bishop, John Bissmeyer, Al . Bisti, Joseph . Blair, James Blakey, Grace Block, J. B. Blunk, John Bolus, James Boring, George Bornstein, William Bosley, James Boudreaux, Numa Bowen, Lonnie Bowers, Elaine Boyd, Carl Boyer, Charles Bray, Pamela . ¥ Breidenbach, Bonnie Bresnahan, Daniel Brinley, Donald Brock, Donald Brockman, James Brogdon, John Scott Brohm, Charles Brown, Billy R. Brown, James B. Brown, JoAnn Brown, Louis Brown, Ron Bryan, Bonnie Bryan, John Bryant, Ellis Bryant, Mary Buckles, James Buehner, Kevin Buffone, Douglas Buffone, Jerry Bunting, John Burchett, Donald Burke, Thomas Burns, Bobby Burton, David Burton, Larry Bush, Barbara W. Buster, Ann Butters, Kenneth Byron, Dorothy Camp, Jeanne Carlson, Mary Carney, William Carpenter, John Carr, Gerson Carr, Hiram Carrico, Elizabeth Carter, Larry Casey, Robert Caufield, Richard Cecil, Karem Celebrezze, Rocco Charney, Mitchell Charow, Arnold Childress, Stephen Chilton, Richard Chute, Martha 140, 105, 50, 146, 127, 151, Clay, Kathryn .. Codey, John .... Coffey, Gerald Collier, Norman Comer, James Conner, Stewart Cook, Dean L. Coomer, Wallace Cooper, Charles Copeland, Clay Coronel, Cynthia . . Counts, Betty Cox, Donald Cox, Mariner Cox, Sherralyn Crain, Saundra Cravens, Thomas . Crawford, Thomas .. ’ Creager, Westel Creamer, D. Crider, Bob Crume, Ronald Culver, Clifford Cummings, Patrick Cusick, Ric . Dale, Dudley . Daly, Kathleen Danburg, Dwight Dancinger, Steven Danz, Joseph ... Darnell, Sandra Dawson, Sharon Day, Cyrus Deems, Dennis Deetsch, Danny Degener, Louis Dennis, Michael Denny, Sid Deslin, D. sing Dickerson, Gary Dierking, Daniel Dinsmore, Richard Dolson, E. Marie Dooley, Patricia Dorman, James Doutaz, Dennis Downs, Arley Downs, B. aha Dunn, Marian . Dunst, Jerome Dyer, Sylvan Earley, Lee Edmondson, Charles Edwards, George Edwards, Joseph Edwards, Margo Edwards, Marguerite Eggleston, Kenneth Einisman, Myron Elia, Gabe Elliott, Barbara Emmerich, Andrea Erbele, Glory Escher, Robert Eshenaur, Andrea Evans, Charles D. Evans, Charles R. Fahey, Michael . Farber, Alan Feitelson, Philip Felde, Sylvelin Feldkamp, Dennis Feldmanis, Atis Ferdinand, James Ferdinand, Robert Fields, Raymond Collins, Janet AF Aide! 197, nec at eee PON, 136, ees 223 244 255 . 260 106, 110, 169,224 126, 272 224 , 224 224 250 163 . 224 255 .281 75 (245 245 ‘272 , 224 122 224 108 245 240 .137 Fischer, Elaina Fisher, James Fitzpatrick, James Fleck, Rosemary . . Fleming, Judi Fleming, Max . Ford, Linda ESE i 5 Ford, Ruth a he, ; . .46, Forrester, Richard Fortwengler, Joseph Fortwengler, Sandra Fowler, James Fox, Elizabeth Franz, Lewis Frazier, Mary Beth . Frederick, Caroline . Freepartner, Carolyn French, George Friedman, Avery . Friedman, Bruce Fuson, Edna Gabel, Harold Gabel, Myra Gabroy, Allen Gaeta, Robert . .160, . 164, 161 225 Galloway, Wayne Garr, Robin . Gates, Wayne Gay, Judith Geoffroy, Gregory Gernert, Alfred . Gerstle, Richard Gettler, Carolyn Giannini, Dona Gibson, John Gibson, Kathryn Gilbert, David Gilbert, Walter Gish, Nancy . Gladstein, Mark Glass, Nell Gnerlich, Charles Godfrey, William Gohmann, Barton Golden, Cora Goldweber, Brian Goodman, Stephen Goodrum, Jim Gordon, Ruby Gorius, Robert 226 27, 128, 188, 273 261 Baty 3 . .262 , 227 Green, Nancy Green, William Greenlee, Sherry Gregory, Charles Griffin, Michael Grubbs, William Grubbs, Stanley Guarneschelle, Beatrice Guenther, John Haberstock, Robert . Hackett, Bruce . Hagemeister, Daniel Hager, Eric Hahn, Leta . Hall, Theodore Hall, William . Hallman, Douglas Hammond, Gay Hancock, Jack Hancock, James Harder, James Hardy, James Hargadon, Michael . Harmon, Edward Harreld, Michael Harrington, Roger Harrington, Terry Hartley, John Hartman, William Hartstern, John Harvey, Robert Hatfield, Beverly . Hawes, Melita Hay, Judith Hayden, Paul Haydon, Lynn Hayes, Albert Haynes, David Haysley, Ann Heaton, Dennis Henry, Dan Herman, Susan Herold, Anthony Herrman, Gayle Hersch, L. B. Hitt, Owen Hoben, Edward Hockenbury, Kenneth Hodge, Stephen Hoehler, Ray Hoentz, Edith Hofacker, Richard Hoffman, Stephen Holden, Fred Holder, Richard Hoog, Donna Hopson, Edwin Horlander, Joseph Hornung, James Hottell, Patricia Houston, Wade Howard, Ronald Howard, Robert Hubbard, Kyle Huber, Jamer Huber, Joni Huff, S. Hughes, Robert Hunter, Judy Huntsman, Harry Hurley, Edward Hurst, Victor Hyde, David Hynds, Gaye Inlow, William Irwin, F. M. Ishmael, Stephen Ivy, Randy .120, 132, 178, _.75, 116, ‘110, 147, 2 154, 38, 60, 137, 146, 175, 46, 83, - 157, 194, 116, 227 227 197 229 263 56 179 POMMONSS ION eave cis pie OMERAT EN Phiowear sates 241 Wiasnes, | Garry. 22326 sccns0.t ete biapd ed: 56 WARIOV. EUZAURtH 7 i; ati does or eae based 233 James, Martha ............ 11, 102, 109, 229 Mahoney, Anthony ................00- 75 Oakley, ROBE sears. 5 iyo oy a eae 43, 133, 169 SANGISINS, “GUNES 5 tc. ocx ae ee 75, 115 Mahoney ipamigs. Bre oo et cee we 75 ODORS Matic songe ve clays wmesrny th austetescstge nt 282 OTTGS; LONON! art would oof nym, cine seca 152 MantOUs ADInAate fe iim rentensiy a otc ene 264 Oconnor, OSnIS: oi asa sde cas Heres wee 257 ROTI MLSS! NVAUEREAD fee hs one A Ly a tele phere eilelm 274 MaIONeK DAV Dy pace it cae vats ee ne oe 90 Olson; Bavid. 255i: o2.6 56, 129, 147, 173, 276 ETN PS CIMTOFE be toa c sxc tse cara rete 229 Marcunicseuttt: «a5 0060166 An eke 38 OnRArO, TNSCMOTE a ony ee resent a 265 yOnMann;, Patricia i. oicadelok Phew, 154, 177 Mahitig TODOIG «0.05 © mone erect Sana wes 83 ORIZ, (DANIBOS Tao orn ce aciesac netic ee 257 BONBEON ACAI) bon oot Say A sie.cle sels cee ee Shs 115 Malis: BantiGe dulvkecis eo sk rib cer. te 250 PZHE) WUD 2 Ss wince weld para SGI ae 283 MORRSOO) EVMIAU rs arises aa es dade artooea ait 142 Marlowe, Ann Lang ............-....05. 231 PACG) HOWARD cries «ca etic x esa tr eed, Bt 233 IONTIROUE INMRIDW His trier se Ga aletrath cute) itive 117 Marcum dotted) paca ciek iaa tet 231 Rapes) RICNArG (251.5... a2 tcwmpnepsel oho 233 ORTISON, | OVUIANT? fo seine jo nrerel oic-Soee Faetalin we 263 Marat JWAItOR Loos, wnais ans oes ears Poe ET 275 PEDOWIZ ALAM. 5% 2 2 Ssh sap ae earn Pee 265 BONES HET SIN Mave a a: dl otis hana HE ie eae 247 Marit, Bran, ttn mod Oc5 5 oho. elven reas 143 PATHCR WAVE bss. cccc es nirade Peusceamepe 75 RUETMG LTO MUS U6) oF w, cog. loa dhergicncic mt 229 ISU CIRIGUEIRES Alo ca-¢ sks ia wo esis torus 142 Patterson CharleS ices a ceeds ne 265 ONES AN cence fee ie x xine Ae eatx Ee Wad 197, 242 Mathelss Kennet onc cenciccteccee hacen 135 BAVUG, SMEIGOM, 2 4,. cig nin nv wa wnTie 266 SMONIOSs) (WIOUNOE: Cog klar ihc luig eins iduder'deraedien’ 158 MATIGWSIWVBICON: c000 ops 2 orwieued meric’ 143 Peters; CNSNGS cs wileie weiss eda wae te anoeel 116 ROT OS SATIOITIE ic.4 crt ple ceca oh 11, 38, 229 Rts OSEAN fo gauechi. cs Bad pu crue eels 127 Phinney,) Barbara ie (42 5,3.05s130 5 batawete ne 251 OTTER bs aR Dah A ee A A en .263 MAUr AGRO pe crit ww 5.0250. % Sicko DPS Le 231 BiGSK, DEVIG) ac S247 Sta wea nain aes 75 MUEIV IER ONIN IOM 10 pare eset epee wan ae ys dah sats abo vered iets rd Ak eke POEs a 2 gic Nt snet hs Scene get RSCAS NA. oes es ba bU ERS Raeee ee eas CHIAG) MANOS Us ack edits itunes’ orter, OM BOS yea a onaials A i A Bat LESUM OG pe eke ts 56 2 dad.ctis wos ne us 263 MOCAIG ROI mails Weed «cra sie a area sone eerercy 256 PORCH UBOR ey Ou wet 1: vials arent sttuteeee 257 ROtZ AMIDE ee. a roe te cies wie ... 263 McCall, | Patricia Cis Leta Aine p retan et claoes sree 158 Potts, Grover 5 it bptco hsm ls Hos na ued 166 RAG) WWVIES as fre ca re acl Oae sas 263 MeGamishi: Maton s . sees e4- des ersans 59 Powell, Jacqueline ....55.54::cs0eeeeas 234 Pemmktis,.| ReayitiCtiel | Siu 5 10... tc edie ete 255 McCroskey, G. Henne) coe a ne oA eee? Powell, Norman ere ate ae ee ieee Keebler | Betty) ss ces don pi oat 55, 60, 121 McFadden, Marilyn ....... 0.0. .00 0c e ae 250 OWS RONONE So. itcacntea vis aur omtiive wane 266 PROBE WRORSY Os waa 413 .c Ks ae eins 50, 229 MeROO.) SONMA, weiter tare aes ene henst 282 Prentice, George . 0.5.22: 2s5ssies tennis 283 Rene GGGIRG ly ce thu) Vathadca re pel ie notel gH Bcxnuccs. wie Ro ecae es Foe AREER got All gg tle Deetohhe o ytetiedes Wei a J 25, as TOON ONTIOB: ch rare Sahts9 Bl 4 iat LOO CGeeRAVMONG re coi at cis ba doe ee eu, PRPC. FO Ces Kelsen, Kenneth ...... 109, 113, 118, 133, 228 McGuirk, James Ri... eee ees 231 ReiCes PAIN ag ht x hn Go ste = Sek atten Rear abe 1 Kenney, RODSiis 5 set cacleed hee abe 275 McKinley, JOHN 1.2... 0.cs sever ectens 128 Proffitt, Hugh .......... PET erp Keohane; sPatnekitcetas ceca ee ce seee 153 McKinney, Melvin ........, ea ck wine) 256 Pruitt, Jennifer .38, 111, 146, 163, Ae se Rey GOTAlCN Phax vice ins wis vie oa} baler ire ore 230 McMahon, Edward .............. BE Pan c=) Eyer BAVC) coeca cts ena aes ae ne 38 175, rae KIBSOLAUONE che ee nora ee ole 127, 275 MCMINT, MODOKE Soren. = «x eine He nib x9 tas 34 ee IUD OPE n oy creer aie th hee Ae ot a KinGbBN Geraltl. ns} o5 F005 0 0.6 ones 103, 242 McWilliams, John ..... 5 ied be Mite Ae 232 en SL: PRES peel ctts Wea Ua Ce, a a A 103 MESCORC JACK ticcs co enieire way ne Nine pe ee Ryle; Richard baer 2s isa asa eee eee Meta OCU bat on are we nats nas cae Rae 247 Mearns, Jule oe. esses ec enc ener ceeens 250 Pyles, Robert OE PE Re ee ae oy AB) ET SSE ea Oey. 282 Meredith, Jesse ....-.. 2.0.0... eee c ee 264 set be Sean .... Peete eens one Kirchdorter.| PAHG@ ees tqcau poets wen we 282 Merkel, Paul ........ Oy ith el Re tate i ree ae Parco gr ieccrure) yp, O hesauinchcatabavtone Btibndd Aste oo MC HBT GAC oi. Dor CLL hemos A 198 Mihok, PRP) coo o8 ies cae cafe Sams oe 51 ead ta seers Petty ester tee eee nes 270 ACI RTO CGS Ua Pees oer pon tears tage ari bore 263 Miller, James. . 00... cee ree eee 51 Petite, ‘ ea 548 iereieried PRC PRL ari. - eee cles -Cigscla sors 33, 61 Miller, Mary cscs eserves remap eter nines 232 Se i 4 he ee ee a4 MiCSGIGR A CHATION | Siphcyoacce se s ces cle 247 IVE MVNSIN esate eb eked ery) acto et rene 275 Rend: Lance VOR v ee ene tate ene a5? Kian tsonintasitn cies oe dn Sa 230 Mineard, Thomas .................,83, 232 SA Rh ete ee ryt ROGan PAU sa tmets gPioaaynes agate atea gf tse ania ca vd awe Pad Cem ewe ee es aoe Pict tht Mahe sets oi ahaa areata bh 105; 112; 234 PROP RIOT ES 5 sco, Soden sete Pe CR ae Ba Pe 20) | ne ' BY NTs a Oe or sey Koshewa, Cynthia ... .144, 160, 163, 174, 230 Moglen, Leslie .......,.....55. fev eg 2OO Rhodes, David ...........--sseses cans 234 Mog! Lloyd 6A Sa aS A 265 Richardson Jack of. 4s. 805.6. ee lmao 248 OSNEWS! JTIGS: Sug uvdew see dare oww ics 230 ogien, Lloyd . 34 ot Cisice akan! ii 32, 104, 168, 179, 234 Srey VIMIGID Ed cate teh Fae eae 2 8 nated = 230 Montgomery, Jean ... 0.200 epee es yet orbeadapesthspors hbk ee SAUER TE: FUGUGATING vid ai svaeie tue el Sole Tite cree char 105 Montgomery, Phyllis 2.0... 0.0.0.0 ce uues crs Pienpas ii Sde b ee RUPSrsteln; SAVED iano cna cee eee ees 263 Montgomery, Roy ............... ee ti Soe ef ae UshULN ss SMeance nee eam LaFollette, Willian . 25... boc sees 282 MOOR AANA =i fs. ek ca sles eh Uo oes Ringel TEACH ea ck oh She iad eM, 366 CTE EMINGR o cic a ples tap a slnniene 108, 151 Moore, Cheryl ............ scents toe Sh a Virginia EES et ee gta 58 270 Panther; (EQWAR, cess cepa suasataens 256 Moore, Robert ... - 1 --. sca eens ees 3684 Rittle Al See ete nc rea Gua icdeg “ee OP ee A Dent cat ree sn ae Pr teas Ee Sse a At bares Ga Cec ene eens 248 GR ROG Isa flan tsaerten ces cpa wean ord, Michal. oc. 220 cs i cases ears Laukhuf, Walden ............. 126, 147, 275 Morrison, JOMPeY 0. 5 bok ha ketal pees 119 speedy red ate Sep ey: % ps i er 2%} Weiss WANING ert carte ate kb are apech acai cee 39 oberts, Gayle... ese ieee ene TAG EDT OP a ee ee ee ee 173 Robertson, Kathiytt 4 .08..0 5.6.4.2 inene ats Teeeerichel (ens. vac waa oe ate vere 264 MOSES JBINGB soe pny wo eed efeken a ichene ae Rerey Rehan ginbiniaia 119 PRArOrAIMICNGG! baie semcula-y eee e eke 103 Mucci, Anelia ......6. 06s eer seaveees ae HS Sada Heian pga aade e keel 235 EBAHNECHL,, TORY 2. cna a� 5 tees 4 sa doe Sew es 110 Mudd; tawranGe! ...2 562. 20d ue ats oY ay St 14 ac Ce ai 8. 370 Pee WHAT ine pong a vdir toa bee! = eee ete ee 75 Mueller, Donald ........--+.+2--555 50, 350 Siete GUBRIE Fe Oho Coe eee ee 117 RORATEATAT TIONG Nice gees Wy ocd aoc ate wees 51, 114, 242 Mueller, Cindy cians teers eae “a2 Srebn Wash: hak Gch ieee 35 Bete ats ree hens + as PTL bc ill Raa 276 — Rothschild, Jacqueline ............... 122 Rear Serene canker e 24 oe 230 Murphy, Patricia ...........-....5. 47, 121 Rout, Wili@itiee sss einer s ieee tues .266 Hebhing 1 RRR RELI 2 RONAN 5 phy, 247 Rowe, Pamela ....... 11, 38, 197, 935 Raaibae MGR at Gi ca reve aitrectrstdude Fe eRe 83 Myers, Elwyn ....-- 2-2 serene ernie 533 Runner, Betty ........... __. 42. 197, 235 Likens, pet BE ko gh Cee R tere re Tus fe Monch pint et caacdes poe kate mae see ERY Monae. . eel este 650. Ppse doa ae rd eer en Ick, aah water Ha malt SBR EAR ATS [Ls WANN ore Bo 64 A eee ee 0 i 0 i 5 a a 256 Myrick, Ronald . . . .43, 132, 147, 153, 169, 276 Peat ae A aR RA 5e3 Mewallyny JOIaN yi ccaurerestanas ren 269 Neipart, J. ee eb eee nee eee eee mee ee o76 SAMCBIE. WAYS ic arrcvrccerte scat 270 Loftus, Dennis ......-+- esse sessess0: Be ea ae ace ae et EN 233. Samuels, James ............+.-- 120, 235 Eons, Willlam, .i6 2.622 20k oped cpus 144 Nelson, Davalyn .... 2... 6-055 -500- iacetee ae A fe i cee 198, 199 DOUASHSTON Le. 42. tins attra Ame ee 123, 256 Newberg, gti Rg ares Af ave mekean Sek ee PUL ed On a li a 126. 277 Lovelace, Stewart ..... +5 --srcrnesiaas PE es tt Et J ae = ae Seg Echatar MAM oeh ccc i cchcec onus neous 177 NOVINE, JIGSSICA 2. cenca anew 134, 160 Nolan, William ...... A EE oe obi oe Boner PANGAN Kecisohemicet Cae 35 DEW JOMED 5 ws owe nee pes he oe 256 Nonacs, Aina ......... adiabatic 5.’ Ba hiliivic! AEARACIA) oy fk s rsew cv cans cut 107 Pes. Gasoth heres ce sherk « oh ee 4s Rordmnarih,. Jones = eda tis ex Oe ae ake eshniter, lepdae tote eee i97, 235 e, M FAA, fuk sa Gc ep atte eae. wee ¢ SUSAN © epee ee eee teens Tee mR EEY ns ok ain Wend ak oats Filonkeriee. re ge ee ee 75, 231 NEEM CIAUGE tes aris a eateries oe 257 Schreiber, William SCNLOROEN INOUE eS asc 6: Ss sue nsesestsa foe 4 anit 235 BCNUINGIIN OLS a. Ok + ba aiee see fb. ‘Zao Schultz, Leonard .. Ss Pate cay -lo' SCOWHIZEL AYN fh ost.c s cacangaesclrow. 235 BCODEE. GBOIRO i sa yin ps nae op Oy ee BOGHOMNOMANGA: ciclo ciea cscs chee as .116 MINS LOGTINOVA. colts xi cia h Back cage ew ib ee 236 SOIGHMICKOV GSS oak vyu gags weradege 75 UM eM MEM one Std ee ry SS ORE 236 SAD OStOl cad alsacrhis’ sexe 60s OR ey in ceor STGAIV WUITIGIV bites oo. ecelSLoAne eee « Sane 248 SAMBITOV Sa ceca. a 22 ant ate sarsie Sine alata lea 267 Shelton, James EY Shatin. tride Marhok, SER IRD 218s 83 SHUBDEIG.. WUNAM ere s nuk pa owiee J Oe Sheppard, Sara Jane ..... Fe: Rin se Sherman, Henry ........5.-2..:-85 Sean i764 Shields, Mary Sh ie ant oe sO ee 4 EO Shively, Eugene ..... Piausholasacs siteeeseiae otoRe 236 Shook, Raymond ............ CaM eee Shoptaw, Jackie ......... Sh eee edd ee SOME PI Matit ai ves si Sica a wate a9 carne’ 4) Shuck, Estelle sath A bar eee 8 rere. 3} | Siddens, Judy “= 4p 5A ee ON 251 Silbert, Alan RS enern. 6-5 Beceebosl a er ance te 61 Silliman, Susan ........;:. Suhre ab lane On ae Simcoe, Mona Simoncelli, Frank Simon, Elizabeth Simpson, Charles ... Singh, Shiv Singleton, Stephen Sirles, Urban Sittinger, Lee Sleph, Gerald Smalley, Donald Smart, Fred Smith, James Smith, John Smith, John . Smith, Larry Smith, Robert Smith, Velta Smythe, William Snyder, Joseph Sobel, Audrey Sommer, Edward Sommer, John Spafford, Alan Speer, John Speevack, Perry Speiden, Shelly Spelhouse, Richard Spence, Gordon Spragens, Louise Stafford, Connie ... Stansbury, John ... Steedly, Judy ...... Steffey, Carter ..... Steilberg, Diana Stephens, Jackie Stinnette, Kenneth Stoler, Barry . Stone, Ann ine Stone, Arthur a Stone, Barbara Stotz, Gene Straub, Carol Struck, Sandi Stultz, Elwood Susemichel, Andrew Suzan, Larry Sykes, Richard Talbott, Alex Talbott, Peyton Tamptn, Philip Sey eene eR ACV AS _ 56, 159, 237 Tapp, Johnnie Tarlton, Mary Tarvin, Thomas Tassie, Tatum, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Test, Sharon Tewari, Yoginder . Thacker, George Thomas, Janice Thomas, Michael Thomas, Terrence Thomas, Thomas Thurman, David .. Tobaben, Ruth Toombs, Norman Torstrick, Robert Trapp, Martha Travis, William Treadwell, William Tribble, Nancy Troyan, James .. Turk, Joel Turner, Bonnie Turner, Sue .. Ullrich, Charles Underwood, Harold Unseld, Westley Vanzant, David .. Verbeck, Paul .... Verser, Dan Vonroenn, Laura Waddell, Donald Wagner, Michael Wahl, Robert Wakin, Reginia Waldeck, Ronald Richard Waldman, Terry ... Waldridge, Ronald Walker, James .... Wallace, David . Waller, John Walsh, Dennis Walton, Esther Wasserman, Neil . Webb, Alton .... Weiss, Thomas .. Wentz, John .. Westbrook, Edward Westfall, Matthew Wetherton, William Wheeler, Arlis .... White, Harland ... Whitehead, Eddie Whitman, Christopher Widener, Susan Wilcox, Barbara Wilcox, William ’ Wilhite, Hugh Williams, Andrew Williams, Charles .. Williams, Richard .. Williamson, Richard Willis, William Wilson, John Windchy, William Winslow, James Wise, Carolgene .. x Wise, Barry . Wittman, Dianna Wolfe, Glenda Wolff, William Wood, David Wood, Pat Ronald .... aE VG ay tae 243 naiinets .161 160, 194, 195 89 eu ane tras 243 126, 168, 279 151 Woolsey, Roger Worth, Roger Worthington, Joseph Wyatt, James Young, Jerome Young, Kenneth Young, Larry Young, Robert Zamberlan, James Zanetti, Peter Zeillmann, Raymond Zimmerman, Terry Zoll, Carolyn Zukof, Walter ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Epsilon Delta .... Alpha Phi Omega American Society of Chemical Engineers .. American Society of Civil Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers .128 Angel Flight . Ei GE ee ae 1 Arnold Air Society . Arts Sciences Student Council Baptist Student WNiOn. oo iecs.s 0 ccc) 200.3 cere 194 SATE TDUTY CIUID) ve ord sn arcis abe 2 (sis leteih ersiotare: 131 CORY | Pre | ORs An Sr yO 150, 151 MERI CHIMREE wats Br sticts v's stabs stead side tos Perel a: pe 32 rete tI) ahd ier, ans ae ake, BSG ties Koi 120 RWIS One eas os is cas hae Seen locsr eve gaileen will 134 Dental School Student Council .......... 131 BTC ASST eg ae ee OR Ite 58 EIGER TIE, LIA ca i cies ie Saeed hms certianus 144 PONCE A RIGUED FETE MM 5; 2 5) ee SASids ke, ne Bebe, 5 ce Ske ve 59 DAT UST ON ion vote y, ont ieee, ata onal evie.e DiigiOtre 56 PAORUR LGU, sisticsis borast shouts arate, has sks oetee o 42 OMe ware. Sie iv OO kG, B wiaholace = Fo. a 8 AS. Fi 114 Hone, Economics:-ClUD cd wc dames oe 107 Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers ............... 129 intertraternityCounchl 2c. cae a tee. e4 61 International Relations Club ............ 109 MaDe FLIGIUN Pertiancee tht DIS ie nid overs wipers 38 RADDA DOA HRN a.sticceak a amen iti a t' s sca storm ates 141 Paimbaa (GME AIQN Gg cs ae oo wrote mo boa as 46 Lutheran Student Association ........... 115 RAOTORT (OGLE. oie cteic.a ely sn tve gible tere le asig-tes 146 Music School Student Council .......... 131 New Men’s Dorm Council .............. 118 OWITIST TCIM: cacd ww sow 21% wrettins Sia s ee mye 112 Bl Sierras. CHU: tircscis aa: stetet a eaisieie's scraps 34 Omicron Delta Kappa ..............000- 132 Panhellenic -COUNGH ci ii cece dyatsye wearers js 60 AL aol 0 oy Aire ie no ay Oly aster et iris cg Par rape 138 IEEE CoH PER ERD a fe Paral sia alors cay Win nls So5,8 Grate ye 135 PPTPAER PLM AD RD yc nis. 51h oo fe .Ose0e-9r eons Chaeter ina 43 Phivvamboa Upsilon ..¢a sic seas dla aie 143 PEEAMATMULAIDNIE at cdi sy os Laue av erelabary pipe © 142 SURESH i tnsce eave ec GA a ananes Ghack wos Layee 46 PIN AIL CGUOTD ccm sre. mcs: soda 8) oe Doras Pe 145 Pi Gamma Omicron .......... Sa erane tars 102 BMA PERIL yaoi 5 brat saei aSin al a4 dy gota’ aie tale 3s SARSIBTIGCAUDLIG ety inc jorerd le a Nos ars (eB 139 Pam OMCHTIGOAN gree. 5515) c lsc b0t nto ck Cid s3) : bs beecora cates 140 RMIIOUSTGOUNECIN fa. atc Ord § aN A Hach) h ina 110 SS ETIERIRIGL INES Soci cl aya. view lyiwis, han gdecanershs 51 SIpMa MADDON schics choke 244 as mds eaaies 47 ROMRAEATPEE SE SAUNT. Wr) ac anlet cpa: cy Cys road we os lode OS 147 SSE MOOCLSEWISUNIGEE gc. a. 5) 545 006 2502 156 sa Suse es4bh a6) 126 Susvenson): Dorm “Juncil «2.5064 .465 03% 119 Student National Fducation Association ..108 PURO DA EDSON cc kisi eles kretaru aie dcortteigte 54 EPR AEN ee REISS, gr aual e We aPu epaiais a1 aK (Are! © 37 Threlkeld Dorm Council ................ 117 RIRPTOURTIOT QO va fois. 5: 2 ix 14 hehia a0 0 be. 152, 153 MIRE TAINO WO se 8a se, Tar Leo} op Seed ol ow a Speoe 39 United Christian Campus Fellowship ...... 116 University Student Senate .............. 130 Wesley Foundation ............-.+-4- 111 Women’s Recreation Association ........ 121 WOUNG DEMOCTATS 6.5 o--6fe bik oie eee ees 105 WOU REPUPIICANS. «i. secsside se veiaes 104 OL Og en AAC eW ENE Isa fr 35 SeeRCePaT PEL ANEURIN i. carcie'Asa Si n0ers Sak bad eo ser ere 55 1966 THOROUGHBRED