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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACUETY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964
The University Faculty met in regular session in Memorial Hall at
9:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 16, 1964. Chairman Weaver presided.

The Faculty approved a request to permit Mr. Bill Grant of the
Kernel to sit in the meeting.

The minutes of May 14, 1964 were approved as circularized.

The list of candidates for July 31, 1964 degrees was distributed to
the Faculty for approval and recommendation to the Board ofTrustees. The
Faculty approved the list as presented by the Registrar. In addition the
Registrar presented a breakdown of the degrees.

TABULATION OF DEGREE CANDIDATES
JULY 1964

Graduate School Arts and Sciences

* As of August 21,

 

 

PhD lO
EdD 5 AB 31
Spec Ed 1 BS 16
MA 25 ABJ 2
MS 15 BM 1
MS Agr. 16
MS H.Ec. 5 “’50
MS Agr. Engr. l
MSCE 2 Agriculture and Home Economics
MSEE 4 .
MS Mech.Engr. 1 figmc‘jlmre 9
. Home Econ.
MS Min.Engr. 1 17-
MA Educ. 58
MS Educ. 25 . . .
MBA 4 Engineering
. BS Agr Engr 1
MM 5 h
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MoLS 11 BSEE 5
BSME 3
185 BS Min Engr 2
15
Law
LLB 2
Education
AB Education 67
Commerce
BS Commerce 26

Pharmacy

*BS in Pharmacy 1

Nursing

BS in Nursing

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GRADUATE SCHOOL

Albert Dennis Kirwan, Dean

MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

NAME
Everett Wilford Cunningham
Ledford Wayne Dobson
Lawrence C. Grebstein
Troy Walker Hinton
James Hayden Igleheart
Donald Ray Kelley
Richter Hermann Moore, Jr.
Donald Ray Ramage
Alfred Philip Tadajewski
William H. Zuber, Jr.

CANDIDATES FOR THE

NAME
Alberta M. Chapman
Bonnie B. Hume
Leonard Clemont McDowell

MAJOR SUBJECT
Political Science
Economics
Psychology
Agricultural Economics
Education
Chemistry
Political Science
Animal Science
Psychology
Chemistry

ADDRESS
Webbs Cross Roads
Bowling Green
Providence, R.I.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Barbourville
Round Hill, Va.
Johnson City, Tenn.
Lexington
Louisville
Forest Hill, Tenn.

DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

MAJOR SUBJECT
Business Education
Foundations
Vocational Education

ADDRESS
Vine Grove
Lawrenceburg
Lexington

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

NAME
Ruth Willis Radcliffe

ADDRESS
Shelbyville

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

NAME
Sandra Jane Alexander
Carol Ann Beesley
Rowena Holliday Boehling
Rosemary Kent Boyer
Konrad Justus Buschbeck
Paul Butcher
Jasper Creech
Gilbert Lewis Grouse
Richard McCullough Dom
Charles Thomas Easterly

William H. Gerlach
Jeanne A. Goff

John E. Hammer
Barbara D. Hickey
David Leo Kruegel

Eun Sul Lee

Nedra Diane Lundberg
David Winchell Novak
Robert B. Phillips
Doris Bowles Reichert
John Francis A. Seggar
Roger William Shipman
Lee Houston Stinnett

Louise Boswell Tipton
Virginia Bess Witherspoon

MAJOR SUBJECT

English

English

Classics

Drama

Political Science
Physical Education

English

Economics

Anatomy

Diplomacy and
International Commerce
Political Science
Sociology

History

Political Science
Sociology
Sociology

English

Psychology
Physical Education
English

Sociology

Physical Education
English

English
Mathematics

ADDRESS
Harrodsburg
Mineola, Texas
Lexington
Lexington
Wertheim, Germany
Pikeville
Lexington
Wilmore
Houston, Texas

Frankfort

Richmond

DeLand, Florida
Covington

Lexington

Spring Valley, Minn.
Seoul, Korea

Dixon, S.D.

Park Ridge, Ill.
North Royalton, Ohio
Whitewater, Wis.

St. Joseph, Missouri
Cincinnati, Ohio
Madisonville
Lexington

Bowling Green

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NAME
John H. Brevit
Pauline Rose Glance
Darrel D. Dobbs
Nancy Rodgers Dykes

Larry Edward Erickson
Charles Edward Holbrook

Karl Francis Kuhn
Joseph K. Long III
Ronald Eugene Pierce
Carol Lois Reagles
Utai Ruangwit

LeRoy Victor Smith
Sheldon Steiner
James Wilson Stepp
Donald Curtis Taylor

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

NAME
David Mitchell Allen
David Lee Coffey
Leslie Donald Colvin
Wallace I. Halcomb
William Edgar King

William Kenneth Martin

Roy Mason Morrison
Rankin Elwood Powell
George Raymond Prigge
Rochani Rasidi
Katherine K. Russell
Fred Ross Shank

Irlan Soejono

James Tipton Thompson
John H. Vaughan

Ralph D. Wood

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

MAJOR SUBJECT
Mathematics
Psychology
Psychology
Mathematics
Animal Science
Geology
Physics
Anthropology
Mathematics
Mathematics
Anatomy
Physical Education
Microbiology
Mathematics
Mathematics

MAJOR SUBJECT

Dairy Science
Horticulture

Dairy Science
Agricultural Extension
Entomology

Agronomy

Animal Science
Agronomy

Horticulture

Rural Sociology
Agricultural Extension
Animal Science
Agricultural Economics
Animal Science

Animal Science

Animal Science

   
  

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ADDRESS
Lexington
Lexington
Vernon, Mich.
Lexington
Stanhope, Iowa
Lexington
Richmond
Greenville
Morehead
Ann Arbor, Mich
Bangkok, Thailand
Lexington
Lexington
Prestonsburg
Lexington

IN AGRICULTURE

ADDRESS
Sebree
Liberty
Campbellsville
Williamsburg
Dalton, Ga..
Clinton
Pikeville
Corydon
Union
Bogor, Indonesia
Carrollton
Mt. Crawford, Va.
Bogor, Indonesia
Lexington
Clinton
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

NAME
Justika Ubuh Baharsjh
Rika Rochita Redmana
Neva Bush Walling

‘ CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

NAME
George Arthur Duncan

ADDRESS
Bogor, Indonesia
Bogor, Indonesia
Pleasureville

ADDRESS
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

NAME
Tommie E. Flora

Praful Raojibhai Patel

 

ADDRESS
Hillsboro
Ahmedabad, India

  

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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREECJF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

NAME
Ramanlal Ramubhai Amin
Harry Lee Hurd
Terrell Anthony Lassetter
Sushil Gajendrarai Munshi

ADDRESS
Vadnagar, India
Lexington
Lexington
Ahmedabad, India

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

NAME
Mohammad Junaid Barlas

ADDRESS

Indianapolis, Ind.

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MINING ENGINEERING

NAME
Bruce Wayne Finley

ADDRESS
White Plains

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

NAME
Pauline Barbara Allen
Lynda Carol Beemer
John Pope Blackshear
Phyllis Payton Brandenburg
Betty JoAnne Braden Burnett
Ralph H. Childers
Jane Freeman Crowell
Charles Walter Daugherty
Sandra Davidson
Patsy MoLain Davis
Anna Bizer Elam
Harry Hawkins Farris
Ruby Elliott Fleming
Jack B. Friess
William Woolfolk Gravely
Elizabeth Megibben Griswold
Paul Edwin Griswold
Atha Jim Grogan
Willis Ray Haws
David Lawrence Heizer
Alberta Hazely High
Anne Patton Hilgartner
Eugene Wesley Huddle
Randall Trotter Hughes
Jean Bell Janes
Bobbie Jean Clark Karsner
Elaine K. Kober Keen
Ronald Kinoer
Lula Martin McInteer
Mildred King McKinley
John Lee Miller
Teddy R. Morford
Gerald E. Morris
Lillie Begley Osborne

ADDRESS
Lexington
Owensboro
Millersburg
Wilmore
Lexington
Louisville
Lexington
Nioholasville
Lexington
Trenton, Ohio
Lexington
Versailles
Lexington
Shade, Ohio
Harrodsburg
Trotwood, Ohio
Trotwood, Ohio
LouiSville
Warfield
Louisville
Harlan
Louisville
Lexington
Grafton, Ohio
Lexington
Georgetown
Feds Creek
Lexington
Lexington
Cynthiana
Mt. Sterling
Foster
Owensboro
Lexington

   
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
  
  
 
  
  
 
    

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John Stansbury Owen, Jr.
Eddie Kyle Parker
Lillian Hutchins Parson
Carol Jean Rush

Clarence Edsel Salyer
James Christopher Shifflett
Mary Levi Smith

John Kirklin Snider
Gerald Duane Snodgrass
Alice McCullough Strange
William Rodman Tabb
Gilbert B Tanner

James Robert Taylor
Calvin Truman Terhune
Dorothy Geraldine Thomas
Barbara R. Timerlake
Margaret B. Treadway
Doris Ann Wallingfiord
Arch C Williams

Mary Martha Williams
John Elwood Wise

Anna Mary Wolfe

Edith Belle Yates

Linda Lou Yong

MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964

Hazard
Lexington
Harrodsburg
Newnort
Cumberland
Lexington
Lexington
Maysville
Erlanger
Frankfort
Louisville
Lexington
Cincinnati, Ohio
Danville
Paris
Lexington
Oneida
MaySVille
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Frankfort
Lexington
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

NAME
Louise Alton Bennett
Nancy Elliott Bohannon
Lloyd Lee Cain
Mary Kelly Compton
Janes Claudus Coomer
Flora Evelyn Gates Denton
Imogene Halcomb
Geneva Belt Harrison
Louise C. Hart
Lena G. Hawkins
Anna Lanon Johnson
Charles E. Larew
Mary Alice Lay
Pearl I. McManaman
Russell Howard Parsons
Wilmoth Arnold Rock
Mary Ella Smith
Vernon Binford Sutton
John Cromwell Walsh
Earl Lee Webb
Murrell D. Webb
Sue Ann West
Oredia Carlene Whitaker
David Thomas Wilson
Harriette Hobdy Wilson

ADDRESS
Vine Grove
Waddy
Tyner
Georgetown
Columbia
Bowling Green
Williamsburg
Leitchfield
Berea
Louisville
Paris
LaGrange
Barbourville
Dayton, Ohio
Brodhead
Cave City
Russell Springs
Nicholasville
Cincinnati, Ohio
Hopkinsville
Hopkinsville
Georgetown
Somerset
Brandenburg
Glasgow

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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

NAME
Charles Frederick Ber
Dudley Edwards Bryant
M. Duane McInturf

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William Joseph Shumann

NAME
Selesta Faith Reid Al
Charles Lowrance Brad
Celia Anne Butler
Phyllis Elaine Dixon
Craig Ernest Tetirick

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF

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ADDRESS
Carrelton
Danville
Lexington
Lexington

MUSIC

ADDRESS
Lexington
Lexington
Parkersburg, W.Va.
Lexington
Bellevue, Ohio

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARY SCIENCE

NAME
Sara Kathryn Akers
E. Ronald Bryson
Nelva Giles Crum
Bessie Drake Heeter
Jo Ann White Koehne
Frances Parrish Leste
Ann Wing Montgomery
Elizabeth Lee Morgan
James Norman O'Leary
Lily Koeshartini Soma
Barbara Anne Woods

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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Martin Marshall White, Dean

ADDRESS
Lexington
Jeffersonville, Ind.
Lexington
West Carrollton, Ohio
Henderson
Lebanon Junction
Daville
Lexington
Frankfort
Bogor, Indonesia
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

NAME
Carol Jean Ambron

Charles Patrick Beatty

Wade Hampton Brown
Wilma B. Brown

Darryl Patrick Calder
Felicia Shoemaker Car

George Robert Carter
Catherine Lyle Cassid

James Edwin Doran
Thomas Warren Finnie
Charles E. Garrison
John D. Goodin

David Lee Gossman

Dorothy Lee Gray

MAJOR SUBJECT
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Arts—Medicine
Chemistry
Social Work
on Psychology
son English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Political Science
y English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Political Science
Political Science
Classics
Diplomacy and
International Commerce
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
History

ADDRESS

Louisville
Louisville
Louisville
Louisville
Lexington

Oneida, Tenn.
Hazard

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington

Lexington

Louisville
Alexandria

   
 
    
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
    
  
  
  
  
    
   
  
   
  
 
 
   
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
 
   
 
       

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Marguerite Lloyd Hagler
Priscilla Mayleda Hauch

Curtis Edward Hemlepp, Jr.

Margaret Elizabeth Hemphill

Harriet Jane Hieber
Thomas Rogers Kemp
Charlene Lea

Cheryl Huff McMurry
Cap Carden Middleton

Gregory Lee Monge
Virginia Nester Patton
David Carlos Short
Patricia Jane Snell
Bruce Robert Steibel

John Thomas Taylor
Patricia Colleen Wickham
Gary Edward Williamson

English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
EngliSh, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Art
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Social Work
Chemistry
Topical Field: Costume
Design and Merchandising
Mathematics and Astronomy
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Political Science
Social Work
Political Science
Sociology

Topical Field: Development

of the United States as a
World Power

Political Science
Psychology

Diplomacy and International

Commerce

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Lexington

Arlington, Va.
Wilmington, Del.

Hazard
Ft. Thomas
Lebanon

So. Ft. Mitchell
Lexington

Munfordville
Fairfield, Ill.
London

Harlan
Lexington

Sands Point, N.Y.
Ft. Johnson, N.Y.
Louisville

Fulton

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

NAME
Barbara Carter Allen
Daniel Ragan Baugh, Jr.
Burl Paul Bogardus
Paul Ezekiel Buck
Slade L. Carr, Jr.
Carrie Elizabeth J. Conrad
Richard Alvin Crawley
Benjamin B. Finzer
Robert Angelo Fusco
Nancy Eunice Harmon
Robert Lawrence Jones
Theodore I. Leight
Robert Joseph McDaniel
Sally Crossland Money
Ann Carolyn Price
Thomas C. Vanaman

NAME
John Pipes Gaines
Carol Anne Keller

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MUSIC

NAME
Lois Jean Miller

MAJOR SUBJECT
Microbiology
Physics
Arts—Forestry
Arts~Dentistry
Arts—Medicine
Zoology
Geology
Geology
Zoology
Mathematics and Astronomy
Zoology
Mathematics and Astronomy
Psychology
Microbiology
Arts—Medicine
Chemistry

‘CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN JOURNALISM

ADDRESS
Lexington
Lexington
Pikeville
Louisville
Covington
Hebron
Louisville
Kenilworth, Ill.
Middletown, N.Y.
Lebanon
Mount Eden
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Millersburg
Frankfort
Hartford
Lexington

ADDRESS
Bowling Green
Covington

ADDRESS
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COLLEGE OF AGRICUIEURE AND HOME ECONOMICS

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE

NAME
Jerald Paul Becker
William Gex Diuguid
Alan Lyons
John Paul Nelson
James Edward Peake
Sara Jane Phar
Philip Howard Sewell
Kenny Lane Wade

Stewart McLean Watson

ADDRESS
Bellevue
Ghent
Bethlehem
Lexington
Hodgenville
Lexington
Bethlehem
Lexington
Somerset

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

NAME

Nada Orene Dillard Berry

Esther Janette Brown
Mary Jo Dixon
Catharine E. Hepner
Betty Faye Neely
Carol Baker Parrish

Stephanie Rapier Spain

Soon Wha Yu

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Robert Ezekiel Shaver, Dean

ADDRESS
Wilmore
Stanford
Independence
West Alexandria, O.
Frazer
Winchester
South Orange, N.J.
Seoul, Korea

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SICENCE IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

NAME
Luther C. Godbey

ADDRESS
Waynesburg

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SICENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

NAME
M. Ashraf Ali
Paul French Haggard

Thomas Milton Rachford

Dallous Reed, Jr.

ADDRESS
East Pakistan
Lexington
Bellevue
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

NAME

William Hurley Fleming

Donald Woodrow Jones

Robert Ernest Ratcliff
Bolivar Bernard Reamy

John Richard Sweeney

ADDRESS
Henderson
Lexington
Jeriel
Commack, New Yonk
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

NAME
Donald Ray Harris
Harry McKinley Long
Thomas Speed Reece

 

ADDRESS
Hopkinsville
Shelbyville
Lexington’

   

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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MINING ENGINEERING

NAME
George Edwin Harvey, Jr.
Dennie Hobart Swetnam

MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964

COLLEGE OF LAW

William Lewis Matthews, Jr., Dean

ADDRESS
Central City

Holden, W. Va.

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS

NAME
Robert William Baxter
Donald Joseph Hrabovsky

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Lyman Vernon Ginger, Dean

ADDRESS
Stanford
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

NAME
Jean Patterson Abell
Ruby C. Amburgey
Peggy Ball Arnold
Connie Jerree Baker
Orbin Banks
Penny Ann Beatty
Robert John Blake, Jr.
Daniel Gardner Boeh
Edmund T. Bullock
Carole Ann Burdon
James Keller Burns
Juanita Marie Carr
Thomas Hummel Castlen
John Grafton Corwin
Julia Katherine Daily
Lois Jean Dotson
Dorothy C Everage
Joe Ann Bates Eversole

Pauline Caldwell Green
Lois Spilman Gutman
Edwin P. Hall

Wanda Barnes Hill
Beverly Sue Jordan
Maxine Sue Collins Karsner
Mary Lou Keane

Ella Janice Koger
JoAnn Janet Laise
Charlene Cox Landes
Marie H. Lavender
Nancy Holt Luckett
Judy Carroll McDaniel
Lorene Kay McIntire
Mildred S. McFarland
Elsie White Marcum

MAJOR OR AREA
Biological Sciences
English, History
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Mathematics
Elementary Education
Stience
SCience
Physical Education
Elementary Education
English
English, Speech and Drama
Elementary Education
Social Studies
Geography, English
Commerce
Elementary Education
Biological Sciences and

Mathematics
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Mathematics, English

Elementary
Elementary
Biological
Elementary
Elementary
Biological
Chemistry,
Elementary
Elementary
English

Education

Education“

Sciences
Education
Education
Sciences
German
Education
Education

Business Education

Elementary

Education

Mathematics

ADDRESS
Lexington
Bearville
Covington
Dayton, Ohio
Isom
Lexington
Lexington
Bellevue
Lexington
Corydon
Lexington
Louisville

New Richmond, Ohio

Newburgh, N.Y.
Lexington
McCarr
Hindman
Lexington

Frankfort
Dry Ridge
Georgetown
Erlanger
Paris
Lexington
Florence
Monticello
Louisville
Lexington
Covington
Lexington
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Barbara Sue Meyers
Helen Joan Mullins
Elizabeth C. Nichols
Dan William Omlor
Marilyn Rae Orme

Judy C. H. Owens

Nancy Lee Park
Jeanette Rigg Pierce
Jack Duane Purvis
Margaret A. Richardson
Margaret M. Rose

Mary Jessamine Sauls
Eugene Gilbert Sayre
Judith Wentzell Schad
Larry Joseph Schad
Mildred Lee Schirmer
Ima Jean Secchi
Glenda Joyce Simmons
Arnita Clark Stephens
Viola T. Stratton
William Clark Stump
Annie Laurie Thompson
Judith Katherine Tobin
Billie Jean VanHook
Gwenda Faye Van Meter
Roberta Gail Vincent
Martha Gooch Waddill
Rosamond Begley Ward
Richard Anthony Williams
Barbara Audrine Wilson
Carolyn Ann Woodward
James Wyrick

MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964

History

Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
English

Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Physical Education
Elementary Education
Mathematics
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
History

English, History
History

Elementary Education
Elementary Education
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COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
Robert William Rudd, Dean

Covington
Lexington
Lexington

Waddy
Coraopolis, Pa.

Mt. Sterling
Pippa Passes

Moorestown, N.J.

Berry
Eminence

Franklin, Ohio

Lexington
Wilmore
Florence
Lexington
Lexington
Frankfort
Burgin
Lexington
Prestonsburg
Mt. Eden
Lexington
Hebron
Harrodsburg
Cynthiana
Henderson
Louisville
Frankfort
Vicco
Freeburn
Eubank
Louisville
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMERCE

NAME
Lee Burgen Beckham
Roger Mayo Boggs
Thomas Clinton Brite

Robert Leroy Catlett, Jr.

William Montgomery Corum
Marvin Estill Embry, Jr.
Jerry Ray Frederic

Jon Robert Halsall

Jo Ann Holloway Helton
Larry Lee Henry

James Robert Hutchison, Jr.

George William Irvine
David Shaw Jordan
Spencer Ray Konicov
James William Leslie

ADDRESS
Lexington
Lexington
Hardinsburg
Louisville
Madisonville
Lexington
Southgate

West Islip, N.Y.

Ferguson
Lexington
Maysville
Ashland
Madisonville
Lexington
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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACUIKY, SEPTEMBER 16,1964

Rufus Lisle, Jr.
James Clark May
Ronald Jules Michaux
James Ernest Nelson

Lexington

Lexington

Frank Reeves, Jr. Lexington
Gerald Lewis Robinson Lexington
Cratis Maxwell Shannon Lexington
Don Roger Simmons Lexington
Linda Fay Tarvin Newport

Wayne Francis Tolle Maysville
Joana Ellen Welch Harlan

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
Arthur C. Glasser, Dean
CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY

NAME ADDRESS
*Stephen Lee Webb Lexington

* Degree awarded as of Augsut 21, 1954

COLLEGE OF NURSING
Marcia Dake, Dean

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

NAME ADDRESS
Eileen Ann Kearney Lexington

Dean Matthews presented the following recommendation from the
College of Law faculty which was approved by the University Faculty:

The College of Law faculty requests the University Faculty
to authorize the admission of Mr. Larry S. Perkins, who has
been dropped twice from the University.

Since he was dropped the second time as an undergraduate
student at the University in l960~61, he has earned an A.B.
degree at Eastern Kentucky State College, has achieved better
than a 3.0 average on the last two years of his prelaw work,
has raised his cumulative average on all college work attempted
from 0.95 at the time he left the University to 2.05 presently,
and has scored well on the national Law School Admission Test
(472). For these reasons he meets fully admission require—
ments to the College of Law.

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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964

He entered the University in September 1958 and completed two
semesters. In the summer of 1959 he bacame ill with acute
allergic rhinitis but reenrolled for the fall term. In late
October he withdrew officially from the University, but 5
hours of E grades were entered on his record, apparently
because of the lateness of his withdrawal. He reentered
in the spring semester of 1959—60 and was dropped at the
end of that term with a standing of 1.05. He remained out
of the University for a semester, was readmitted for the
second semester, 1960-61, and was dropped the second time
in June 1961 for failure to achieve the necessary cumulative
average.

He came to the Law School for admission advice in the
summer of 1963 and upon an investigation of his situation
was advised to continue with his prelaw studies until he
had achieved a degree and had raiSed his cumulative grade
record to a point where the Admissions Committee and the
Law faculty could consider his case for admission. This
has now occurred, and the Committee and the Law faculty
have approved his admission except for the two—drop rule
of this Faculty.

Dr. Rudd, secretary of the University Faculty Council, presented
a recommendation that Baccalaureate and Commencement be moved from
May 16th and 17th to May 9th and 10th, the Sunday and Monday immediately
following the end of final examinations on Saturday, May 8th; that the
date all grades are due in the Registrar's Office be moved_from May 10th
12 4:00 p.m., May‘lBth; and that the University Faculty set aside its
rule governing circularization at least 10 days prior to a University
Faculty meeting in order that the recommendation might be acted on at
this meeting. The Faculty approved suspension of the lO~day rule and
approved the recommendation as presented.

 

Dr. Rudd presented the following statement to the Faculty:

The University Faculty Council wishes to call the attention
of the University Faculty to the system that is now being used
for the consideration of courses and the effects of the present
calendar and the 10—month basis of appointment on the system.
Course descriptions are circulated to the entire faculty by
the Colleges and the Graduate School. As soon as possible
after a 10 day period to allow any member of the faculty to
present comments to the curriculum committee, the committee
acts upon the courses, provided ‘that the necessary information
has been furnished to the committee. The University Faculty
Council receives the report from the curriculum committee,
acts upon it and circulates the action to the faculty. The
action of the Council is final unless it is reversed by motion
at the next University Faculty meeting following a loaday period
after circulation. By this system action on courses normally
becomes final in from 30 to 60 days after circularization to
the faculty, depending upon the time of the month of circulariza—
tion. Obviously programs frequently require more extensive
consideration.

   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
   

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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1964

With the present calendar, the last regular Faculty meeting
of the academic year will probably be in April, with a special
meeting in May, after commencement, for the consideration of
candidates for degrees. This means that it will be possible
to give final consideration to courses that are to be offered
in the Fall semester only if they are circulated to the faculty
by March 15 with complete information being promptly available
to the curriculum committee.

As the system depends upon all members of the faculty having
an opportunity to comment on courses and programs before action
by the curriculum committee, no courses or programs should be
presented for approval between the end of the academic year
and September 1 since many members of the faculty will not be
present during this period.

President Oswald stated that the present thinking was that Baccalaureate

would become a Sunday evening vesper service, without faculty procession,
to be held on the west side of the basketball floor for the graduating

seniors and their parents; that Commencement would be held at 10:00 a.m.,'
Monday with full procession; but that he would welcome any suggestions or
objections from the Faculty. The Faculty applauded the President's plan.

The Faculty adjourned at 9:55 p.m.

Charles F. Elton
Secretary