Western Kentucky University - Talisman Yearbook (Bowling Green, KY)

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Opening Scott Robinson A DYE TRACE IS BEGUN by student Mike Dixon and Nick Crawford, a teacher in the geography and geology depart- ment. The trace was a lab exercise for Hydrology 310. Craw- ford said the class dropped the fluorescent dye in Lost River and traced it several miles to Lampkin Park. It took 22 hours for the dye to travel that distance . Mark Lyons “DIALOGUE AT WESTERN” has CBS “On the Road” corre- spondent Charles Kuralt being interviewed by Hal Wolford, an Evansville, Ind., broadcaster, Dr. James Heldman, English department head, and Dr. Bob Teske of the folk studies de- partment. The 30-minute program was taped in the educa- tional television studio in the Academic Complex. A cademic programs were evaluated and strengthened as ac- creditation teams prepared to come to the Hill. Lecturers came from as far as Latin American to inform students of topics ranging from Marxism and Christianity to democracy in the marketplace. Even retired professors returned to the campus to teach part time. And students often took leaves of absence to study in other countries professionals in their fields. or complete internships alongside THE MID-AUGUST heat didn’t bother Jack Kem as he prac- tices with the “Big Red Marching Band” in preparation for the football season. Kem’s wife Nita was also in the band. Debbie Gibson IN HIS FIRST year of retirement, Claude Rose gives a private organ lesson in the fine arts center. The associate professor of music has taught at Western since 1965.