Zfi;erstty or Louisville
UN IVERS IT Y 0 F L 0 U I S VI L L E'S ..
PEP RALLY IN FRONT OF
MONDAY, 12:45 AD. BUILDING
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VOL. XIV LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1946 NO. 12
Freshmen To Sponsor
Kitty Hop In Rotunda
Campus Log ACC o H nor Sea-Cards
The Freshman Classes .cf Speed
Scientific School and the College
of Liberal Arts !have announced
that on Tuesday, Feb. 15., in t'he
Rotunda of the Administration
Building, they will present the
Kitty Hop. The music will be
furnished by Jimmy Powell and
his Navy Sea-Cats.
This everut holds unusual at­traction
for two reasons in par-
Eastern Road
Trip }?ails
"No Support"
Seven of the U. of L.'s more civ­ic-
minded students were greatly
shocked thi past Tuesday when
Sec Johnston, Pre ident of the
All-Campu Council, announced
that there would be no Road Trip
to Richmond fer the Eastern
Game. P lans and preparations had
been completed, and the de­parture
was scheduled for 2:30
W dnesday. However, there were
only seven students who had
made reservations by Monday
evening, so the ACC decided that
it would be best to call the whole
thing off.
In his remarks over the PA sys­t
em in the Center, Sec reminded
the group gathered there that this
move did n ot mean thai we were
not behind the team as they go on
thi~ trip. He added that we must
keep behind the Sea-CaTds, and
give them a big send-off with our
earnest best wishes for a big
score.
The committee in charge of
these ventures announced that
there will be no further attempts
at trips this term. Whether such
activities will be attempted next
year will depend upon the
amount of interest displayed in
the future.
Ensigns To
Celebrate
On Thursday evening, from
seven until two, February 21st,
the twenlty-six Ensigns-to-be will
h o l d a finaJl celebration at
"Bitzner's". They will be accom­panied
by the seventh term navy
men wlho expect to be in .the same
pcsition four months !hence.
Lt. (j.g.) Wittcamp, First Class
Advisor is sponsoring the func­tion.
The Firstclassmen on the
conunittee for the cLinner-dan-ce
are William Hoofstetter, James
Brents Hill Jr., and T. King Mc­Cubbin.
All plans have been com­pleted
and the party will include
dinner, and dancing to the music
of Jim Powell and His selected
!-ew. Officiai ,festivities will end at
two but a merry .time for a1l is
expected to continue as all night
liberty has been granted by the
Navy Department.
·ticular. First, it is one of the very
few instance-s in which Speed
School and L. A. combined their
efforts [or social functions. In
view of .this fact, everyone from
both institwtions is urged to give
the dance their full support. The
second unusual feature, and pos­sibly
the best dr.a wing card, is the
fact that, 1hold y.ollll' hats the
w.hole thing's free, 'and cokes will
be served Jto all 1tjhcse present.
(Very a~t1ractive favors will be
-sold at the door for 25c, and sim­ply
everyone will be wearing
them!)
Perhaps by this time, the read­ers
are wondering how the "Kitty
Hop ' got its name. It's really very
simple: The "ball" is strictly a
"Ca:t Session", to be execu.ted to
lthe rhythm of the "Sea Cats", and
any groovy "Hep Cat" with an
ounce d sense will be there.
Don't forget: Ad Building Ro­tunda,
Tuesday tJhe 161th. Come
prepared to swing and swoon
with your ,favori.te Kitten.
Phj Alpha Delta
Election Held
The Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fra­ternity
recently held an election
of officers f0r the new t e-rm. In_
the Chair as Justice is Robert C.
Bensing; Vic e-Jusiice, Harlan
Heilman; Secretary, Donald Arm­strong;
Treasurer, Charles Avery;
and Marshall, Harold Saunders.
Pledging ihe fraternity are:
Daniel Boone, Russell Daugherty,
Frank Gardner, Edward Middle­ton,
James Rousmaniere, and AI
Simons.
Phil Muldoon, Charles Hough
and Robert Measles will be initi­ated
at the next meeting.
FRIDAY, FEB. 8
12:30-1 :30-Gym
Basketball Game, Sigma Kap­pa-
Ze:ta Tau Alpha
2:30-4:30-Gard. 203
Zeta Tau Alpha meeting
9:00-1:00-Terrace Room, Ken­tucky
Hotel
Sigma Kappa-Triangle formal
dance
SATURDAY, FEB. 9
7:00-10:00-Kentucky Hotel
B.S. U. Valentine Banquet
MONDAY, FEB. 11
12:30-1 :3D-Religious Center
Devotional sponsored by B.S.U.
12:30-1 :30-Women's Bldg.
I. R. C. luncheon
12:30-1 :30-Gym
Basketball Game, Kappa Delta­Chi
Omega .
5:00-8:00-Women s Bldg.
Christian Club dinner meeting
TUESDAY, FEB. 12
12:30-1 :30-Gym
(Continued on page 3)
Test Honesty
Investigated
The L. A. Student Council in­vestigation
of cheating at U-L· and
the possibility of the honor sys­tem
being instituted reports that:
Drs. Kutak and M-allalieu rep­resenting
the "Honesty Commit­tee
' met ·,d th the b. A. Council
on Monday, - Fe~bruary 4, at 12:30.
Dr. Kutak read his report on
"Why examina-tions cannot be
discarded after use." He dis­cussed
the sho rtage · of help, lack
of time, and difficulties of devis­ing
a valid test.
Dr. Kutak then read five resolu­tions
that have been adopted by
the faculty unanimously f o r
"record." They were are follows:
1. Whenever there is evidence
(Continued on page 5)
At nnual rophy Banquet
One week from Monday the
All-Campus Council has a ban­quet
planned at t'he Crystal Ball­room
of the Brown Ho.tel for ihe
University of Louisville Sea
Cards. Hopes have been expressed
by members of the committee that
Maye-r Leland Taylor and Gov­ernor
Simeon Willis will be able
to occupy seats at Jthe speakers'
table along with the Louisville
Board of Aldermen and the Board
of Trustees.
Althletic Dir ctor J ohn Heldman
said that Coach Bernie Hickman
will have the awards p resented to
the individual performers. Mr.
Hkkman's annual trophy to the
player with the b est average from
the free throw line will also be
presented at that time.
Music by a local orchestPa will
be furnished after the dinner .and
fue speeches and presentations.
Even though the room is expected
to be filled with tables during th-e
THEIR TEAM FETED.
"PECK" HICKMAN, Coach
A1thouah it may be cq_nsidered
a bad idea to hold the celebration
of a successful court season befo!I'e
a tournament, and during test
week, t!he ACC feels that it is
ju~tified in doing so due to the
ilac-t that sever1al of the players
will leave after the terminattion of
play. It has also proven to be the
rule th.a t once the last gun has
been fired ending hard wood ac­tivihles
for a season the players
liQ-se interest in any forms of cele­bration.
JOHN HELDMAN, Ath. Dir.
early part cf the evening, space
will be provided for those who
wish to dance.
ANNOUNCEMENT:
All Banquet committees
will meet together :today in
Gardiner 103 at 4:30.
Dorothy Gray Cosmetician
To Speak on Campus Feb.14
Tickets for the banquet are now
aV>ailable. Students, members of
.the fa-culty, and ·the Board of
Trustees will have an opportunity
to purchase them before they are
tuTned over for disposal to the
general public. A charge of two
doLlars will be placed on the
ducats with a total of only five
hundred being printed.
Committees for the Banquet are
numerous but there's much to
putting on a formal dinner as any
one of the following will tell you:
On Thursday and Friday, Feb­ruary
14 and 15, Miss Elizabeth
Osborne, of Dorothy Gray, Ltd.,
MISS ELIZABETH OSBORNE
New York, famous cosmetic man­ufacturers,
will be on the Univer­sity
of Louisville cam·pus io speak
.to the women of the college. Miss
Osborne will be guest speaker at
the Home Economics Luncheon,
Thursday, February 14. Her topic
will be "How to Achieve the
Right Look." At 4:00 o'clock that
afternoon she will speak to an
All-Women Conv·oca-tion on "The
Impression We Leave."
Friday's schedule will include
addressing the 9:30 Costume De­signing
Class on "What Is Your
Style?" She will also be invited
to attend the Student-Faculty Tea
which will be spcnsored by ihe
Women's League. The remainder
of the day will be spent in per­sonal
consulta-tion, demonstra­tions,
and individual style tests.
Appointments !for these will be
arranged at the Convocation on
Thursday Afternoon.
Nationally Known
Miss 0Stoorne lis nationally
known for her inspiring lectures
on beauty culture. She comes to
Louisville with a glowing record
of her achievements in awakening
college y.romanhood to the fullest
realization of their .potentiality as
leaders in the fields of fashion
and beauty. Reports from prev­ious
engagements at other schools
say that her talks and demonstra­tions
were extremely interesting,
and more important, they report a
lasting effect on feminine appear­ance.
Miss Threlkeld's office explain­ed
that these visits are c nly grant­ed
to a few schools throughout the
country, -and stPongly encourages
all University women to attend.
Veterans Elect
New Officers
At the regular meeting on Wed­nesday,
Feb. 6, in Gardiner 105,
the Vetenans' Organization elect­ed
its officers :£or the coming year.
The v.oting was close .all the way,
causing 1Jhe results to be of even ·
greater interest.
Funston Elected Head
The President for the new ,term
is Gill Funston; and Russell LotJt
is Vice President. The other new
officers are Fmnk Dow-ell, Secre­tary;
and Dave Profitt, Treasurer.
P~ are already under way
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Goodwill: THURMAN JUS­TICE,
Bess-anne Baugh, Scotty
MacNeur, Harriet Hageman,
(Continued on page 3)
Housing Plans
For Veterans
On January 24th Mayor E. Le­land
Taylor gave a weak presen­tation
of the plans concerning
Vets in this Louisville area. Tay­lor
stressed nothing definite in
possibilities for housings.
He did lay out his plan for a
housing conversion of the barr­acks
at Bowman Field, which is
to be similar to the set up at
Charlestown. The mayor admitted
!feeling humble as it was his job
now to fight for the men who had
fought for him. He stated that he
was being restricted by the re­publican
alderman. As an ending
to his speech he left himself open
for questions which he attempted
to answer.
The attendance was ninety-six.
Dean Oppenheimer introduced
Mayor Taylor, preceded by the
most eloquent speaker of -the
night, Frank Dowell. Frank, after
a great build up, ·presented T. G.
Justice with a little book for data.