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Minutes of the Special Meeting of the University Senate, May 4, 1966 (con't)

NAME ADDRESS
Richard Paul Haines Latonia
Paul Martin Pinney, Jr. Lexington
James Allan Ross Lexington
Charles A. Wiechers, Jr. Lexington

Larry Eugene Wright Farmington, Mich.

The Senate adjourned at 4:10 p.m.

Elbert W. Cckerman
Secretary

MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY SENATE, OCTOBER 10, 1966

The regular meeting of the University Senate was held in the Court Room,
Law Building, at 4:00 p.m., Monday, October 10, 1966. Chairman Stephen
Diachun presided. Members absent were Clifford Amyx, Jack N. Baldwin, Charles
E. Barnhart, Barbara Bates, John R. Batt, Wendell E. Beals, Harold R. Binkley,
Gifford Blyton*, Harry M. Bohannan, Thomas D. Brewer, Lester Bryant, Marion
A. Carnes, Morris B. Cierley, Lewis W. Cochran, Jerome E. Cohn, Donald J.
Cotter, Glenwood L. Creech, Melvin DeFleur, John E. Delap, Wendell C. DeMarcus,
Kurt W. Deuschle, J. H. Drudge, Ben A. Eiseman, Joseph Engelberg, Stuart
Forth, Norman H. Franke, Hugh Scott Fulmer, James E. Funk, Oliver W. Gard,
Peter Gillis, Charles P. Graves, John W. Greene, Jr., Robert H. Greenlaw,
Ward Griffen, Ellis F. Hartford, Thomas L. Hayden, Charles F. Haywood, Hubert
P. Henderson, John W. Hill, James C. Humphries, W. M. Insko, Jr., Raymon
D.Johnson, Catherine Katterjohn, Robert F. Kerley, Donald E. Knapp, John
A. Koepke, Carl F. Lamar, R. A. Lauderdale, Jr., Frank A. Loeffel, C. T. Maney,
Leslie L. Martin, Herbert F. Massey, LeRay McGee , Marcus T. McEllistrem,
G. E. Mitchell, Alvin L. Morris, R. T. Muelling, Jr., Vernon Musselman, John
W. Oswald, Leonard V. Packett, Blaine F. Parker, Howard C. Parker, J. W.
Patterson, Doris P. Pearce, Carson Porter, James H. Powell, James Prestridge,
John T. Reeves, Benjamin Rush, Don Cash Seaton, William A. Seay, Roy E.
Sigafus, Dewey G. Steele, Wellington B. Stewart, Paul Street, Lawrence Thompson,
lee H. Townsend, M. Stanley Wall, Warren W. Walton, Daniel L. Weiss, Warren E,
Wheeler, Robert L. White, W. W. Winternitz, Wesley C. Young, Fred Zechman,
Leon Zolondek.

The Chairman introduced the new members of the Senate and expressed to
the College of Law the appreciation of the Senate for the use of the Court Room
for the meetings this year.

The Chairman presented a request from Mr. Browning, a KERNEL representa~

tive,to be permitted to sit in the meeting and report its proceedings. The
Senate approved the request and Mr. Browning was invited into the meeting.

*Absence Excused

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The Chairman stated that upon request, he had invited Mr. Mitchell
McConnell, President of the Student Bar Association, to the meeting for
the purpose of presenting the views of the law students concerning a proposed
change in the 1967—68 calendar for the College of Law. Mr. McConnell was
invited into the meeting.

The minutes of the special meeting of the University Senate, May 4, 1966,
were approved.

In the absence of the Re istrar the Assistant Re istrar cresented the list
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Senate. The Senate approved the list as presented.
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Albert Dennis Kirwan, Dean

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

NAME MAJOR SUBJECT V ADDRESS
Bhola Nath Banerjee Dairy Science Calcutta, India
Pinkney David Landers Evans Adm. and Supv. Millersburg
David Stanley Hall Sociology Lexington
John Robert Holsinger Biological Sciences Harrisonburg,Va
Edward Louis Hutton Mathematics Lexington
Luther Hoover Keller Agricultural Economics Knoxville, Tenn
Bernard L. Madison Mathematcis Bowling Green
Betty Field Meketon Counseling & Guidance Lexington
Thomas Gordon Nye II Biological Sciences Lexington
Gary Wayne Porier Clinical Psychology Gainesville, Fla
Harold Clark Rohrs Physiology Lexington
James Tipton Thompson Animal Science Hazel

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

William M. Chambers Murray

John Haub Pollock Lexington

Lee Allen Torrence Pine Bluff, Ark.
David B. Watts Versailles

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION
Louise Booth Lyons L A ‘ A Richmond

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

Arthur Harold Anderson English Lexington
Barbara Melton Brown English Lexington

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Edgar James Carlyle
Frank C. Carpenter, Jr.
Sonia Barreiro Cawood
Gordon H. DeFriese
Robert Lee Doty
P. Douglas Elosser
Spencer Francis England
Jerry Wayne Fields
Charles E. Fothergill
Thomas Ralph Goebel
E. Lawrence Goodman
David Erling Grover
Marguerite Lloyd Hagler
Michael Brutus Hargrove
Stephen Gordon Horner
Robert Howard
Mary Jane Inman
Janet D. Martin
Lou Ann McAdams
Myrtle Mell McDonnell
Martin A. Oordt
Sue McCauley Patterson
Mark David Peltz
Jacqueline Morgan Radar
Minnie Martin Ripy
Glenn Clive Rogers, Jr.
Patricia Spencer
Nancy Duke Stokes
Doris Greene Sutton
Edward Elmgren Swenson
Walter Frederick Utroske
Ruth Margaret Wahlstrom
Rebecca Conley Yaun
Kathleen Moran Young

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MAJOR SUBJECT
Econbmics
Sociology
Spanish
Sociology
English
Mathematics

Diplomacy — Int. Com.

Mathematics
English

Physical Education
Economics
Psychology
English
Economics
Political Science
English

Spanish

English
Psychology
English

English

Art

English
Pelitical Science
English

English

Music

English

English
Sociology

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ADDRESS
Lexington
Louisville
Mexico City, Mex.
Lexington
Ravenna
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Winchester
Bellevue
Louisville
Taylorsville
Lexington
New Brunswick, N.
Lexington
Mayfield
Campbellsville
Versailles
Lexington
Modesto, Calif.
Lexington
Daphne, Ala.
Lexington
Lexington
Gary, Ind.
Plainfield, Ind.
Lexington

Chapel Hill, N. 0.

Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Whiting, 1nd.
Hanna, Ind.
Canby, Minn.
Lexington
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

Donald Earl Bennett
Grady Leon Cantrell
Joseph Michael Fisher
Julia Meredith Flores
Sondra Edwards Holt
William Schmidt Johnson
Jack Cornelius Martin
Bobby Owen Moore
James L, Setser
Bennie Dale Slone
Edward W. L. Smith
Jojok Sumartojo

Danny Ray Varney

Mathematics
Mathematics
Chemistry
Plant Pathology
Chemistry
Chemistry
Mathematics
Microbiology
Chemistry
Mathematics
Psychology
Geology
Botany

Water Valley
Lexington
Highland Heights
Blacksburg, Va.
Robards
Lexington
Frankfort
Lexington

Van Lear
Lexington
Lexington
Malang, Indonesia
Lexington

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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE

NAME MAJOR SUBJECT ADDRESS
Joseph William Barnett Dairy Science Clover, S. C.
Paul Jones Frields Agronomy Mayfield
Richard M. Kester Animal Science Rochester, N. Y.
Avief Mansjur Horticulture Bogor, Indonesia
Raymond B. Reneau, Jr. Agronomy Albany
Kenneth E. Wray Animal Science Kevil

James D. Wright Agricultural Economics Constantine

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

Lexington
Princeton

Phylinda Allison Lampe
Joyce Ann Wood

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Thomas Milton Rachford Bellevue
Andrew Jackson Winfrey Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE 0F MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Nadipuram Desirachar Sadanandan Sion, Bombay, India

John Timothy Skinner Lexington
Abor Tambunan Djakarta, Indonesia
George William Van Cleave Lexington
Jerry Arthur Hunt Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Marjorie H. Anderson Lexington
Garland La Arnett Salyersville
Marion Francis Atkinson Lexington
Mildred Schirmer Ayer Lexington
Alice Cameron Baker Lexington
Raymond Victor Bard Lexington
Mildred Hoertz Berry Frankfort
Leo Harding Brewsaug Corinth
William David Broaddus Bloomfield
Carolyn Sue Burns Oneida
Margaret Earle Carroll Lexington
William Virgil Chambers Lexington
John M. Cole Williamsburg
Patsy Ruth Cook Lexington
Barbara Sutton Cowles Corvallis, Ore.
William McKinley Davis Harlan
Gayle Davis Ewing Lexington
Patricia Ann S. Faulkner Lexington
Joyce Plonk Forrest Lexington
Frances A. Fowler Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Maureen Wall Garrison Lexington
Anne Cline Gillian Lexington
Karen Diane Glass Lexington

Willa Anne Hamilton Georgetown

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NAME
Evelyn Jane Harrison
Alice R. Deasy Hart
Dorothy Leone Hartley
Earl Alexander Hodson
Beverly Hopwood Jones
Merle Allan lnsko
Beulah Reeves James
Allan Eugene Kennedy
Sam Peter Killgore
James Logan Kirkland
Thomas Strother Kiser
Donald Wade Lawson
Donald John Mackey
Jimmie Lou Manning
Ann L. Maricle
Mary S. Matthews
Margaret Scott Miller
Georgia Maynard Muncy

Donald Wayne Patterson

Nola Jeffers Pursiful

Michael Edwards Robinson

Mary D. Roser

Marion Knox Royal
Patsy Lanette Russell
Ronald Lee Sabel
Anita Janeane Sanford
Gwendolyn E. Sherman

Joyce Belcher Spaulding

Linford Leroy Tapp
Patricia Vogler
Ronald Lee Walke
Gladys Lee Watson
Anne Holbrook Welsh

Lawrence McKendall Westbrook
Virginia Nell Westbrook

Jeffrey David White
Ann T. Whitt

Donald Eugene Witt
Virginia Hiatt Younoe

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN

Dempsey Bailey

Alva Galloway Bennett
Charles Wayne Byers
Nancy Marie Campbell
Wilson Glenn Collins
Jesse Elmer Eversole
Ovid Ray Fowler
Harold Clay Grooms

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Lexington
Lexington
Natick, Mass.
Lawrenceburg
Cleveland, Ohio
Paris
Argo, Ill.
Demossville
Wallins
Gravel Switch
Lexington
Lexington
Keene, N. H.
Pineville
Manchester
Itta Bena, Miss.
Lexington
Pikeville
Florence
Garden City, Mich.
Lexington
Lexington
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Mackville
Paris
Sadieville
Viper
Shelbyville
Owensboro
Greenville
Paintsville
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Harlan
Lawrenceburg
Lexington
Wildie

EDUCATION

Ashland

Beaver Dam
Lexington

Gray

Carlisle

Chavies
Eddyville
Lebanon Junction

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NAME
Noretta Hampton

Donald Wells Heilman
William Andrew Joiner

Jimmie Judge

Edwin R. Newport

Leonard Donald Ralph

Bronelle Skaggs

Philip Ray Smith

Ruby Faye W. Summerhill
Esta Pearl Tackett

Larry Joe Wells

Samuel Earl Whitaker
Clifford Alben Wilson

Ermel D. Wilson

ADDRESS

Virgie
Campbellsburg
Hopkinsville
Winchester
Harlan
Lexington
Paintsville
Glasgow
Lexington
Melvin

West Van Lear
Danville
Russell Springs
Mumfordville

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Hugh Carter Holt
. Claude Kenneth Smith

Lexington
Richmond

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARY SCIENCE

Ella Mae Baker

Ellen Perrine Baxter
Emily Margaret Dawn

Shu Fang

Aurelia Roberta Gardiner
Patty Jayne Hatcher
Ellen Carpenter Hellard
Lucille Tate Keating
Constance Ann Mills
George Wright O'Rourke

James Welch Pitts

Carol Ann St. Andre

Barry Roger Scott

Stephanie H. Welden

Claude A, Fouse

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF MUSIC

James William Jones, Jr.
John Sheppard Trevvett, Jr.

Forrest Ann Tudor

Miriam Sherree Zalampas

Emby A. McKeehan
Jerry Carr Traylor

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF JURIS DOCTOR

Kokomo, Ind.
Lexington
Knoxville, Tenn.
Lexington
Dry Ridge
Madisonville
Versailles
Lexington
Reed
Lexington
Louisville
Cincinnati

Providence, R. I.

Englewood, Fla.

Paris
Sacramento
Richmond, Va.
Lancaster
Louisville

Corbin
Bowling Green

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Paul Nagel, Dean

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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

NAME
Terry Ryan Anderson
William Walter Anderson

Frank J. Angel

Elton Neal Asher

Frank Hudson Bailey, II
Gerald R. Bandy

Anthony Mario Barraco
Hallock Wilson Beale
Steven Lynn Beshear
Henry Howell Brady

Jean Haumueller Brand
Carol Jane Brandon

Nancy Joanne Breisacher
James William Cammack
Carolyn Ray Campbell

Sandra Maria Carbonell
Jerry Wayne Carlton

James Edward Carter

Bruce Sutton Coleman, Jr.
Mary Carolyn Combs

George Larry Conley

Gary Everett Conn
Agathaniki Elaine Curris

Charlotte Dee Davis
Donald Lloyd Davis
Sharon Veller Davis
Carl Lee Denton

Calvin Mitchell Douglas

Jan1Kent Dunlap
Anne Talbott Elliston

Joan Rebecca Eubank
Lois Ann Fletcher
Lynne Rebel Floyd
James M. Gallery, Jr.

Suzanne Carol Gearhart

MAJOR SUBJECT
Political Science

English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts

Chemistry

Art

Arts—Law
History
Arts~Law
History
Arts—Law

English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts
Psychology

ADDRESS
Versailles

Lexington

Harlan

Orlando, Fla.
Winchester
Danville
Clintondale, N. Y.
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Dawson Springs

Mayfield
Lexington

Topical Field—Recreation

and Dance
Psychology
Arts—Law
Radio, Television,
Films
Social Work
History
Sociology
Military Science
Political Science
Political Science
Arts~Law

English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts
History
Sociology
Psychology
History

English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts
Psychology

Topical Field—Interior

Design
Sociology
ArtssLaw
Zoology

English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts
Political Science

Hopkinsville
Charleston, W. Va.
Lexington

Cadiz

Miami, Fla.
Lawrenceburg
Loyall

Lexington
Lewisburg, W. Va.
Ashland

Ashland

Lexington
Lexington
Danville

Lexington
Covington

Middlesboro
Fanwood, N. J.

Frankfort
Louisville
Williamstown
Lexington

North Chili, N. Y.
Danville

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NAME
James L. Gray
John D. Hale
Arnold John chchin
Albert Berry Howe
Carl Ulan Hurst
Dorothy Winans Jensen
Shirley Mack Jeter
Suzanne Jett
Karen Phyllis Kennedy

Connie Sue Kinney

John Poitevent Lackey
Carolyn Lieberman
Arthur Clinton Litton II
Judith Elaine MacDonald
Joseph Nick Marino

G. Emmett McCall
Richard Frazier Miller
Theodore Pochter

David Gallimore Powell
Robert Edward Rich
Clyde Milton Richardson, Jr.
David Walter Ross
Veronica Jane Rough

Edward Joseph Schlachter

Edna Ray S. Shepherd
Homer Skaggs, Jr.
Edgar Allen Smith

James Robert Wager
Mary Jane Wagner

John Duffy Watson
Charles Seldon Webb
William Lay Wiley
Michael Boyd Wood
Margaret Lynn Ziehler

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

NAME
Richard Gary Antclovich
Dennis James Crosby
Linda Kay Gohlke
Carter G, Hackney
Jerry Ray Hamilton
Michael Anthony Hurter

MAJOR SUBJECT

Political Science

Arts—Law

Sociology

History

Arts—Law

Psychology

Art

Social Work

English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts

English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts

History

Arts~Law

Sociology

History

Political Science

Arts~Law

Arts—Law

Arts~Law

Geography

English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts

ADDRESS
Elizabethtown
Lexington
Mt. Eden
Ft. Thomas
Fulton
Montclair, N. J.
Lexington
Mt. Olivet

Wise, Va.

Cynthiana
Lexington
Lexington
Charleston, W. Va.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Richmond

Sanford, Fla.
Lexington

New York City, N.Y.

Irvine
Morningview
Frankfort
Louisville

Newtown, Pa,

Topical Field«International

Relations
English
Chemistry
Arts~Law

Psychology
Political Science
Psychology
Political Science
Chemistry
Philosophy

Social Work

MAJOR SUBJECT

Mathematics & Astronomy
Mathematics & Astronomy

Chemistry
Zoology

Mathematics & Astronomy
Mathematics & Astronomy

So. Ft. Mitchell
Jackson, Miss.
Louisville
Wappinger's Falls,
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Louisville
Bowling Green
Lexington
Dearborn, Mich.
Tollesboro
Moorestown, N. J.

ADDRESS
Cynthiana
Louisville
Louisville
Bowling Green
Lexington
Owensboro

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Helen Mateer Physics Toronto, Canada
Joseph Ray O'Daniel, Jr. Zoology Dunbar, W. Va.
Frederick L. Osborne Microbiology Virgie
Richard Larry Padgett Mathematics & Astronomy Lexington
Janet Glo Stokes Microbiology Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN JOURNALISM

William Russell Grant Winchester
Eldon Franklin Phillips Lexington
Carolyn Loretta Williams Covington

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Patricia O'Hara Higgins Hopkinsville

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Sally Ray Ledford Mt. Sterling

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS
Stanley Wall, Associate Dean

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE

James Corley Brown Louisville
Jerry 0. Bush Louisville
James William Davenport, Jr. Bowling Green
Winston Paul Deweese Morgantown
Gerald Emmett Grinnell Lexington
Raymond Howard Heffington Lexington
-thn Robert Render Beaver Dam
Robert Roland Sharp Lexington
Danny Lee Shearer Monticello

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

Sandra Camenisch Caudill Stanford

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Robert Ezekiel Shaver, Dean

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

Harry Richard Smith Lexington

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CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Werter Lewis Drake

Murray

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

James Franklin Adams
William Frank Berry

Miguel A. Enciso

David Michael Hendron

Carl Wyatt Lay
Carlos Fix Miller

Phillip Henry Wilkins

Lexington
Louisville
Asuncion, Paraguay
Clifton, Ill.
Harrodsburg
Louisville

Murray

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Bruce Allen Johnson

Randall A. Maddox

Roger Winston Marcum
Stanley James Spicer

Lexington
Madisonville
Lexington
Ft. Thomas

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Jerry Wayne Anderson
red Porter Francis

Bobby Glynn Smith

Dennis Morgan Stephens

Kenneth Evan Trice

Lewisburg
Indianapolis, Ind.
Paducah
Prestonsburg
Paducah

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MINING ENGINEERING

Ronald Edwin Calhoun

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Lyman Vernon Ginger, Dean

Harlan

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Judith Houston Adams
Jean Louise Anderson
Judy Crumbaker Ashmore
Dorothy Jean Atkins
Judith Anne Atkinson

Stephen Kirk Atkinson

Cora Lee Baker

Science Area
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary

P.E., Health and

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Music Area
Elementary

Madisonville
Jeffersontown
Lexington
Lexington

Ewing
Ewing
Lexington

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Norma Kaye Barnett Elementary Harrodsburg ; .f :4 i
( Lindsay Blackburn Math and Physics Drift : 2'3 '.sz
' Kelly Darrell Boggs Elementary Roxana ‘ ‘ i351 -hk‘9
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Deanna Helen Brewer English Winchester ‘hfﬂJﬂ é: ~¢ ‘
\ Helen Britten Soc. Science Area Marion, Ind, . llifi fz'W .
{ Jacqueline Malone Cain Spanish Walton ; allti 1;;*‘
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' Helen Spillman Chipman Elementary Verona ”Na d '?j
‘ Patricia Ann Christopher Mathematics & Physics Winchester Q A i‘.,l
i Wilma Jean Clark Business Educ. (Sec't) Henderson 1 7‘
Earl Dennis Collins Soc. Science Area Printer ﬁr: 5? ‘rfgj
{ Charles Edward Combs Biological Sciences Middletown, Ohio l:hlﬁf;'1§i:
I John H. Coppinger Soc. Science Area Cumberland f,H‘ jjgvi'ﬁ
Jo Ann Cornett Elementary Lexington a ‘ H
I Susan Diane Cutshaw Soc. Science Area Lexington Q L“ H
‘ Dixie Carolyn Davis Elementary Greensburg gt " ;{
Richard Velton Day Biological Sciences Southgate, Mich. 3‘ ‘ .f
1 Idnda Hatton Deaton Physics Jackson _$y N ,7 3
Diana Diecks Elementary Lexington ‘ti ‘ {7f
Martha Henkel Drach Elem. Special Educ. ,f i'1
Mentally Retarded Lexington 5;; ;Q
Anne Wallace Eades Elementary Versailles ﬂ Vﬁ' 'ufw
Veronica Lucia Eskridge P.E. and Health Louisville < _m I“
Charles Bennett Farris History Lexington ”L if
d. Shirlene Faye Farris Elementary Lexington e,- .i ?
Deborah Blake Good P. E., Health and 'fﬂialyi 5%:
Recreation LaMarque, Tex. iﬂui Tit.
June Sharp Grigsby Elementary Lexington 1f2” ﬁ‘y‘ ,
Cerelda Ann Hardin Business Educ. (sec't) Valley Station iﬁtm %+ . ;
Melinda Hull Hathaway Elementary Louisville ff‘ ML .“
Margaret Wills Hayden Elementary Campbellsburg 3M-.1§.‘ ‘
William Gardner Hayes Speech and Drama Margarita, Canal Zone ﬂ‘ :3” :
Alma Terry Hirsch English (Jr. High) Lexington “' 3h
Jean S. Jones Elementary Florence if
Lona E. Kemplin Elementary California WU
Linda Helen Lear Elementary West Salem, Ill. ‘ﬁg
\ Janet Caldwell Longbons Elementary Florence _ 3M
Martha Fairleigh May Elementary Louisville f

Eileen Barbara Fogarty

Dorothy Elizabeth Galbraith

Cecil Jean McClary
Kay Ramey McDonald

Biological Sciences and

Health (Jr. High)

Elementary

Granby, Conn.
Lexington

Business Educ. (seo't) Nicholasville

Soc. Science Area

Salem, Va.

] Habeeb M. Metry Soc. Science Area Louisville .,

, Mary Magalene O'Connor English and History Jackson ; 2
‘ Donna Scwards O'Nan Elementary Lexington i; A
L Martha Isaacs Piper English Lexington ii I
‘ Sharon Imogen Porter English Louisville Y

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NAME
Julius Ritchie

Chester David Robinette
David Thomas Sawyer

Mary Lynn Smith

Jane Ellen Spangler

David B. Sparrow

Pearl Cornette Spears

Alice Ruth Summers
Omeda Hadden Terry

Brenda Joan Thompson

Pamela Carle Ulman
Forster Watts
Bonnie Sue Webb

Margaret Ruth Westwood
Katherine Lenore Woodyard
Ruby Holbrook Zidaroff

MAJOR SUBJECT
Biological Sciences
Soc. Science Area

ADDRESS
Dwarf
Clinchco, Va.

History and Pol. ScienceMt. Carmel, Ill.

English

Elementary

History

Elementary

English

Elementary

Biological Sciences

Art and History

Chemistry

Elementary

Biological Sciences &
Health (Jr. High)

COLLEGE OF COMMERCE

Cecil Clayton Carpenter, Dean

Lexington
Ashland
Mt. Eden
Lexington
-lorence
Jackson
Ashland
Williamsport, Pa.
Jackson
Louisville
Erlanger
Versailles

McRoberts

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMERCE

James Edgar Armstrong
Barry William Averill
Cicero Christopher Barge

James David Beldon

Emil Winston Collier
Jacob Donald Conrad
Johnny Charles Cornett
Paul Kingston Cowhig, Jr.

Ricardo Delgado
George Michael Dew

William Maurice Duvall

Ronald Allen Flynn

Jane Angela Freeland
James Ronald Gossett
William Owsley Houston
Daniel Scott Howard

Gayla Ann Hubbard

Herbert Frank Hunter
Michael Dale Johnson
Peter Francis Kesheimer
Wilbur Ronald Lewis
William Joseph Lozito

James Bruce Martin
McGary Lindly May

Thomas Patrick McCarthy
James Wilson Nelson

Russell
Lexington
Harlan
Ashland
Louisville
Bristol, Wis.
Hazard
Bellevue

San Salvador
Louisville
Fairborn, Ohio
Lexington

Charleston, W . Va.

Lexington
Louisville
Lowmansville
Union
Covington
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Louisville
Glasgow
Louisville
Smithfield

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Minutes of the University Senate, October 10, 1966 (oon't)

NAME ADDRESS

Larry Glenn Proctor Lexington
David Louis Shelton Paduoah
Richard Douglas Siegel Middletown,
Jack William Slaline Covington
William Frank Stephens Lexington
Ottis Travis Stull Russell

Roy Carlton Wainscott Frankfort

Kenneth Eugene Willits Miami, Fla.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
Earl Platt SloneIMan
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY

Kenneth Gordon Corey*

Louisville
Bobby Dale Spain

Lexington
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Marcia Dake, Dean

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Dorothy G. Burden Lexington

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
Charles Parker Graves, Dean
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
William Miller Carroll, Jr.

Frank Michael Mattone
Houston Gibbs Reese

Warren, Mass.
Lexington
Louisville

* As of July 8, 1966

Ohio

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GRADUATE DEGREES
Ph.D.
Ed,D.
Ed.S.
M.A.

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in Agr.
in H. Ec.
. C.E.

E.E.

in Educ.
in Educ.

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TALS

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PROFESSIONAL DEGREES

Juris Doctor

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Arts & Sciences
A.B,
B.S.

.B.J.

.8. Med. Tech.

lOTALS

Agriculture & Home
B.S. Agriculture
8.8. Home Econ.
TOTALS

301C633

Engineering

B.S. Agric. Engr.

B S. Chem. Engr.
B S. Civil Engr.
B.S. Elec, Engr.
B S. Meoh. Engr.
B.S, Min. Engr.
TOTALS

Education
A,B. Education

Commerce
B.S. Commerce

Economics

*One degree as of July 8, 1966

August 1966

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Pharmacy
B.S. Pharmacy 2*

Nursing
B.S. Nursing

}._J

Architecture
Bachelor of Arch. 3

SUMMARY

Graduate Degrees
Professional Degree

Undergraduate Degrees
TOTALS

188

210
400

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Minutes of the University Senate, October 10, 1966 (con't)

The Secretary, University Senate Council, reported that since its }
oircularization dated September 27, 1966 to the faculty of the three U
recommendations from the Calendar Committee, the Council had held further H
discussions and wished to make the following recommendations: l

E that the proposed Calendar for 1967—68 /which was in the September i
‘ 27th circularizatio§7be approved by thewSenate; that a Calendar 1}
] Committee be appointed to make a full study of the advantages ‘
and disadvantages of the various types of calendars; that it y 9
utilize the services of the Office of Institutional Studies; f ”,E
that the opinions of both faculty and students be sought; and
that the Calendar Committee report its conclusions to the j‘y
Senate, via the Senate Council, by March 1, 1967 and that dis~ ‘§ffﬂ
cussion of the report and action on the calendar, to be prepared ‘
by the Calendar Committee, be on the March Senate agenda.

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The College of Law then presented the following amendment: {5

that the University, except for the College of Law, continue i ii.ng
to operate under the present type calendar for the 1967—68 ' ‘W‘
academic year.

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Professor Flickinger presented pedagogical reasons why the College of 5
Law felt it could not operate within the present—type calendar. Mr. 5
McConnell reported that a referendum taken by the Student Bar Associa— “
tion of the first and second year Law students resulted in an 87% vote with
81% opposed to any change in the present semester system. On request, a

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‘1 vote count of the Senate was taken. Following a count of fifteen (15) ,

I in favor and a majority number opposed,the amendment was defeated. fﬂ

g The original motion as presented by the Secretary, Senate Council, was

? then approved. The 1967~68 approved University Calendar follows:

i 1967 FALL SEMESTER

I 2.252:

r July 51 Monday—Last day to submit all required documents E

r to Registrar's Office for admission ;

1 to the 1967 Fall Semester L
August 27 Sunday~Dormitories open for Fall Semester Q

[ August 28,29 Monday and Tuesday—Classification, registration Eh

I and orientation for students not 5

~ pre~registered , a ,Ww

I August 50 Wednesday—Class work begins “gi'xti
September 4 Monday—Labor Day 1 r f

u September 6 Wednesday—Last day to enter an organize