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VOL. XXIX, NO. 8 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, LOUISVILLE 8, KENTU KY Thursday, Nov. 14, 1957
PREV. EW of tomorrow night's Homecoming bonfire and pep rally.
Last Minute Arrangements
Harass Homecoming Workers
To touch off the Homecoming
festivities ;tomorrow night, house
decorations will be judged a t
7:30 P.·M. The five judges will
drive around tthe campus first to
get an over-all picture of the
decorations, and then walk by.
them, judging on a point system,
with originality, appropriateness,
and effectiveness as the points to
be judged.
nounced.
At only $2 per couple, dance
tickets can be bought from any
of the bookstores, from Dave
Elpers and Joan Klapheke, from
~ny of the cheer leaders, or at
tbe Coliseum entrance the night
of the dance.
The Preston Street entrance to
the 4Fairgrounds should be used
on coming to the dance. Since
·the main entrance to the Coli­seum
will not give access to the
dance, and only .the entrances
.to the east wing will be used, all
cars may park most conveniently
behind ihe east exhibition wing.
National Who's Who Committee
Announces U of L Selections
University Will Have 27 Representatives Out of 37;
Those Chosen Will Appear In 1958 Edition of Book
By PAT NEGILSKI
The University of Louisville
will have 27 representatives in the
1957-58 edition of the book Who's
Who In American Universities
and Colleges. A quota of 34 stu­dents
was alloted -this university
on the basis of numbers in the
student body.
Arts and Sciences
BARBARA BAILEY: English;
Delta Zeta, president, vice-presi­dent,
house manager, pledge pres­ident,
sc4olarship a ward; The
Cardinal, Editor-in-Chief, News
Edi·tor, City Editor, reporter;
Thoroughbred, Feature ·Editor, of­fice
staff; Cwens; Mortarboard;
Panhellenic Council; University
Student Senate, Student Chest
Commission, ex-officio, P o 1 i c y
Codifying Commi.ttee; Outstand­ing
Junior Woman; Phi Kappa
Phi; Delta Phi Alpha, social chair­man;
Pi Delta Epsilon, ·treasurer;
marching a n d concert bands;
WRA; W o o d c o c k 'Freshman
Award; President's, Trustee's, Un­iversi,
ty, Flexner and work scho­larships.
BARBARA BURKEL~' Chi
Omega, president, activities chair­man;
·WRA, president, secretary;
Westminister Club, secretary; Un­'
iversity Student Sena•te, voting
member; C wens; Mortarboard,
vice-president; Panhellenic Coun­cil;
Thoroughbred, Greek editor;
senior advisor to Cwens.
CAROLE CAUDILL: Pi Beta
Phi, president; Panhellenic Coun­cil,
president; Cwens, president;
University Student Senate, ex­officio;
NSA, regional secretary;
Cardinal reporter; Thoroughbred,
organizatinons editor, staff; Uni­v-
ersity Chorus; WRA; Women's
League.
MIKE CHERRY: University
Players, president; Servetus Club,
founder and president; published
in New Campus Writing; Creative
Writing Scholarship.
MARIA DREPANIA: Arots and
Sciences Student Council; Inter­national
Rela•tions Club, vice­president;
Mortarboard; Beacon
Club; American Chemical Society;
Pi Gamma Omicron.
JOHN HALBLEIB: NRO~ un­it,
company commander; Sigma
Phi Sigma, president; Newman
C 1 u b, vice-president; Cardinal.
circulation; University Chorus;
Phi Kappa Tau; Eagle and Anchor
Society; Delta Phi Alpha.
PATRICIA JOHNSON: Cardi­nalettes,
secretary, v-ice-president;
Wesley Club, president; Phi Kap­pa
Phi; S.N.E.A.; Religious Coun­cil;
WRA; Mortarboard.
LOIS KLE>INMAN: Arts and
Sciences Student Council, vice­president,
publicity ; University
Student Senate, voting member;
IRC; Art League, vice-president;
U of L Players; Mortarboard, ed­itor;
Servetus Club.
ROBERT IMETRY: University
Student Senate, Leadership com­mission,
voting member; Arts
and Sciences Student Council;
Cardinal feature editor; Mast­head,
Editor; Lambda Chi Alpha,
pledge trainer. Varsity R if 1 e
Team; Eagle and Anchor Soeiety;
APO; Arots and Sciences Out­standing
Sophomore; N R 0 T C
scholarship.
rLA:RRY RAYMOND: Alpha Ep­silon
· Delta, president, historian;
Canterbury Club, president; Phi
Kappa Phi; Delta Phi Alpha;
Woodcock Medal sophomore and
junior; chemical honorary; Trus­tee's
Scholarship.
Business School
GENE P . GARDNER: Business
School Student Council, presi­dent
and vice-president; Univer­sity
Student Senate; Phi Kappa
Phi; Intramurals; Flexner and
Trustee's Scholarships.
MARY ANN RICH: Mortar­board,
president; Cwens, secre­School
Student Council; Religious
tary; Newman Club, president
and social · chairman; Business
School Student Council; Thor­oughbred,
office manager; SNEA,
treasurer, p r o g r a m chairman;
Cardinal.
JUNIE SCHLAUG: Business
Council; International Relations
Club; Newman Club; University
Student Senate; APO, correspond­ing
secretary, vice-president; De­bate
Society; Cardinal, assistant
advertising manager; Sigma Chi
at M.I.T.
Dental School
PAUL BROOKS: Delta Sigma
Delta ; Phi Delta, president; Phi
Kappa Phi; Delta Upsilon at No­tre
Dame.
WILLIAM ,TALBERT: Delta
Sigma Delta; Phi Delta; Beta Del-­ta,
secretary; Phi Kappa Phi;
President of Dental School Inter­fraternity
Council.
Kent School
MARY ANN MILLET: Kent
School Student Organiza·tion; Na­tional
Asso iation of Social Work;
Who's Who in 1955.
La~ School
KEN ANDERSON: Honor Code
Committee; Briefing Service,
chairman; Delta Theta Phi; Stu­dent
Bar Association, chairman;
UniversHy Student Senate, ser­geant
at arms ; National Moot
Court competition; Omicron Delta
Kappa, president, vice-president;
Who's Who from A & S 1955.
SPENCER HARPER: Pi Kappa
Phi; University Student Senate,
L'Raisers; French Club; Omicron
Delta Kappa; Delta Theta Phi,
first scholar; National Moot Court
representa-tive; Briefing Service;
Book Awards in Code Pleading,
Sales, Trusts, Torts I and II,
Bankruptcy, an d Corporations;
delegate to National Conclave,
Arnold Air Society, AFROTC
Cadet Major and Squadron Com­mander.
HAROLD STUMBO: Moot
Cpurt, secretary, treasurer; Stu­dent
Bar Association, president,
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Looking For Sputnik?
At nine o'clock, a bonfire and
pep rally, the "Bobcat Barbeque,"
will begin near the Admin1s.tra­tion
Building. Immediately fol­lowing
the rally will be a pep
dance in the rotunda of the Ad­ministration
Building, sponsored
by Mortarboard and Omicron Del­ta
Kappa.
The Homecoming game !itself
begins at 2 o'clock Saturday, fea­turing
•the Cardinals against the
Ohio University Bobcats in the
Fairgrounds' Stadium. The Queen
and her court will be presented
at half time by President David­son.
Also to be pre sen ted at this
time will be the Outstanding
Alumni Award.
Organizations Deadline .
For T'hred Space Nov. 20
Saturday evening at 9 o'clock,
climaxillg Homecoming, a dance
will be held in the east exhibition
wing or the Fairgrounds' Coli­seum.
'Music will be provided by
Frank>ie Bleuel and his orchestra.
The Queen and her court will
again be presented and the win­ners
of the house decorations an-
It is very important that all or-
. .ganizations planning to occupy
space in the 1958 Thoroughbred
fill out contracts and turn them in
to the business manager of the
Thoroughbred, Martin Pedigo.
All contracts should be un by
Wednesday, November 20. All
bills will have to be paid in full
by Wednesday, December 4. This
is necessa'ry for final layout of the
book.
If your group has not been con­tracted
as yet, you should call the
Thoroughbred office and find out
who is responsible for your group.
All organizations connected with
the individual schools must be in
touch with their school editor.
Fraternities and Sororities, check
with the greek editors. AU-Camp­us
organizations, check with the
organizations editors. Any ques­tions
may be answered by calling
the office at MElrose 7-2531, ext.
317 or business manager, Martin
Pedigo at Highland 0523. Signed
contracts may be put in the inter­departmental
mail; just address
them to the Thoroughbred.
SPUTNIKS HAVE attracted more attention to the sky than has
bee~ noticed in the past. It is no longer the "cow jumping over
the moon" but the dog flying in the sky.