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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY SENATE, JANUARY 10, 1966 fi,;g
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( The UniverSity Senate met in regular session at 4 p.m. Monday, January '5‘ ”W
10, 1966 in the Student Center Theatre. Chairman Pellegrino presided.
of December 15, 1965 were approved.
The Chairman reported that the President had given his permission to
cancel a regular meeting of the University Senate in the future if there was HR
2 no business to be brought to that meeting. The Chairman stated that the W
f Senate Council planned to bring to future meetings of the Senate for f
; discussion and information the campus plans, reports of the sub—committees :"
y and committees of the Senate, matters relating to the development of the
[ library, and any matters which the Senate membership might wish to have
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The Senate adjourned at 4:15 p.m.
Kathryne W. Shelburne
Recording Secretary
MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY SENATE, FEBRUARY 7, 1966
‘ The University Senate met in regular session for the month of February
only at 5:00 p.m., Monday, February 7, 1966, in the Student Center Theatre.
Dr. Diachun, Vice Chairman of the Senate Council, presided. Seventy—two of
the total membership of 170 were present. The record of individuals in
attendance is made a part of the original minutes in the Secretary's office.
The minutes of January 10, 1966 were approved.
The Vice Chairman presented to the Senate Dr. Elbert W. Ockerman, Dean
of Admissions and Registrar, and the new Secretary of the University Senate.
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The Registrar recommended approval of the list of candidates for degrees :4;
of December 22, 1965 which had been approved by the Board of Trustees at its '
meeting of January 21, 1966 contingent on subsequent approval by the Senate.
He also presented a brief breakdown of degree candidates by college. The g; y:
Senate approved the list as presented. ‘“‘*
GRADUATE SCHOOL >
Albert Dennis Kirwan, Dean 3W
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
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Roy Winford Bahl, Jr. Economics Morgantown, W. Va. _W
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[ David M. Brumagen, Jr. Biological Sciences Morehead
Cloyd Herbert Finch History Ludlowville, N. Y.
James Donald Gay Psychology Lexington
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Donald Ray Neat
Marvin Gay Payne
Edward Cecil Powell
Robert John Saunders
William Reed Spickerman
Roesmilah Suseno
Michael A. Wells
Charles Turner Wethington
English
History
Physics
Sociology
Economics
Curriculum
Plant PathOIOgy
Biochemistry
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Lexington
Murray
Berea
Augusta, Ga.
Morgantown, W. Va.
Lexington
Bogor, Indonesia
Seattle, Washington
Foundations of Educ.LeXington
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OE DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
NAME
David Nathanial Aspy
William Ray Bingham
James L. Kennison
Robert William McFall
MAJOR SUBJECT
Foundations 01
Agricultural Educ.
Education
Counseling Psy.
ADDRESS
sdua Amherst, Mass.
Paris
Wilmore
Lexington
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS
NAME
Perry Jonathan Ashley
Phillips Vaughan Brooks
Charles Harry Bruder
James Green Burkhart
Dennis King Dedrick
Helen Deiss Irvin
Mary Davis Jeppsen
John Edward Kleber
Ruth Bowman Mays
Jan Louis Robbert
Friedrich Johann Schneider
Brit Allan Storey
Barbara Comer Thornhill
Claude Milton Vaughan, Jr.
CANDIDATES FOR THE
NAME
Vernon Brian Anderson
Bobbie Page Cooper
David Alfred George Green
Larry Wilson Hudson
Liong Hien Liem
S. K. Majumdar
Olga Diane Manker
Arbajah Masabi
Francis A. O'Hara
Bie Hwa Ong
Gary Dwain Potter
MAJOR SUBJECT
Political Science
English
English
Physical Education
Sociology
English
English
History
Latin
English
Physical Education
History
English
Economics
DEGREE OF MASTER OF
MAJOR SUBJECT
Chemistry
Chemistry
Agricultural Econ.
Animal Science
Physics
Botany
Microbiology
Plant Pathology
Physics
Microbiology
Animal Nutrition
ADDRESS
Carbondale, Ill.
Richmond
Lexington
Loyall
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Louisville
Pikeville
Holland, Mich.
Nierstein, Germany
Lakewood, Colorado
Maysville
Lexington
SCIENCE
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Murray
Lexington
Lexington
Wytheville, Va.
Djakarta, Indonesia
Calcutta, India
East St. Louis, Ill.
Bandung, Indonesia
Highland Heights
Indonesia
Lexington
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s Tjahjono Samingan Botany Bogor, Indonesia
( Kenneth Hill Shaner Organic Chemistry Ashland
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Wei—Chen Tien Microbiology Taiwan, China 1
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Animal Science
Agricultural Economics
Dairy Science
Agronomy
Rural Sociology
( Eldon Eugene Calebs
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Larry R. Mutter
E Ruy Pigatto
Musa Abdul Majid Sammur
Wolf Creek
Florence, Ala, ,4
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Rio NGSFO, Brazil =‘h “z
Amman, Jordan
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
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! William Lewis Black S. Ft. Mitchell
1 Donald Gregory Mills Lexington
1 Claude Gibson Rhorer, Jr. Lexington
Bobby Mayne Simmons
La Center
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
NAME
Parker Ray Blevins
Wilmer Paul Harbour, Jr.
Wendell Palmer Hummel
Charles Hume McClure
Robert Charles Roberts
Jozef Kie Sioe Tan
ADDRESS
Monticello
Lexington
Pleasant View
London
Lexington
Semaramg, Indonesia
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NAME
ADDRESS
Tet—Yin Bong Djakarta—Kota, Indonesia
Ortis Ronald Burns Oneida W
John William Collins Maysville d
I William Philip Dorsey Lexington it
I Hay Djin Gan Bandung, Indonesia A
Gerald Whitfield Hieronymus Lexington
i Lucien Samuel Johnson Vanceburg
I George T. Klopp Lombard, Ill.
\ John Clark Mitchell Lexington
[ Hubert Merle Myers Lexington
( Robert Lesley Price Barlow
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Robert Wilson Bailey
Marilyn Brubaker Beardsl
Sondra P. Bertram
Maly Jo Newcomh Burke
William Ronald Cain
Keen Kenneth Carter
Kenneth Bruce Drake
Faye S. Hopper
Betty Jean Irvin
Betty Phipps Judy
Emmy Lou Lanier
Shirley Ponton Martin
Richard V. McDougall
Charles Wesley Minor
Betty Jean Murad
Sarah Clark Newby
Basil Abney Overton
Beverly Jeanne Raye
Charles Herndonl Tye, Jr.
Frances Rouse Tye
Marcella Ann H. Wild
Rebecca Groger Williams
Anna Cassell Wright
CANDIDATES
NAME
Althea Daisey Clark
Joan Young Thro
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Concord, Calif.
Lexington
Campbellsville
Lexington
Louisville
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Cox's Creek
Winchester
Lexington
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bowling Green
Lexington
Lexington
Lexilujton
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Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Danville
Hopkinsville
Lexington
FOR THE DEGREE OE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
ADDRESS
Felton, Del.
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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMI\JISTRATION
NAME
William Duncan Bishop
Stephen Emery Fodo
William Milton Greer, Jr.
George William Irvine
James Edwin Pitts
James Rhoden Pritchard
Richard Allan Rankin
William M. Whitaker III
ADDRESS
Lexington
Duquesne, Pa.
Lexington
Ashland
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Erlanger
Morehead
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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARY SCIENCE
NAME
Vivian Clements Baldwin
Larry Joe Barr
Elizabeth Bruce Fugazzi
Winifred May JaQuay
Mary E. Quin
David Andrews Reese
Jean Gill Weekly
ADDRESS
Cincinnati, Ohio
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Louisville
Owings Mill, Md.
Huntington, West Va.
CANDIDATE FOR TLE DEGREE OF MASTER OF MUSIC
NAME
Patricia Jeanes Bracken
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Paul Chester Nagel, Dean
ADDRESS
Lexington
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS
NAME
John Henry Adair, Jr.
Charlotte Alexander Adams
Gilbert Clement Adams
Martha Towles Barth
Carole Demy Blackwell
Ruth Jane Bledsoe
Rhoda Ann Bliese
Lynda Spears Boffemmyer
Michele Anne Cleveland
Kenneth Robert Conary
Mary Stanley Craig
Lola Rae Crosthwaite
James Leslie Distler
Carol Jean Donavan
James Robert Eads
Jack Thompson Farrar, Jr.
Marilyn B. Ferris
Millard Douglas French
Anthony Lindsay Gable
Sarah T. Gaitskill
John Medford Gavigan
Carolyn Martin Geisler
MAJOR SUBJECT
Sociology
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Mathematics and Astronomy
Political Science
Radio, TV, and Films
Psychology
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Psychology
Political Science
Sociology
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Psychology
Sociology
Social Work
Philosophy
Modern Foreign Languages
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
History
Chemistry
Art
Economics
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
ADDRESS
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Richmond
London
Wichita Falls, Texas
Lexington
Frankfort
River Edge, N. J.
Owensboro
Morehead
Jeffersontown
Coral Gables, Fla.
Lexington
Tullahoma, Tenn.
Butler
Louisville
Frankfort
Lexington
Ashland
Lexington
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Barbara Lenore Grant
Martin J. Gutfreund
Dianne Joy Hale
Leta Marie Hermes
Violet Mayo Huffman
Ensley Martin Humphreys
Mary Jane Inman
Marcia Thelma Hyte Jaffe
Paula Gayle Jansen
Judith Bohart Karges
Londa Vest Kennedy
Robert Edward Kertickles
Ben Granville Lenhart
Lydia Adele Logwin
Jennings Roy Mace
James Bruce Martin
Ronald A. Maturani
John Jackson McNew
Penny M. Miller
Sally Gary Miller
Olivia Johnson Overbey
Daniel R. Panessa
Mary Ellen Pingry
Mary Marvin Porter
Thomas Timothy Prather
Anthony Michael Rabasca
Emy Lou Redman
Isabel Robertson
Donald Ray Schwartz
Patricia Burns Seifert
George Shammas
Kenneth Edson St. Clair, Jr.
Tommy Veach Stevens
Doris Tuck Thornton
David Tucker
Jo Ann Waggener
Charles Scott Walker
Lydia Ann Walker
Marilyn Sue Young
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
NAME
Richard Glenn Allen
James Rondel Elrod
Charles John Gross
Modern Foreign Languages
Sociology
Modern Foreign Languages
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Philosophy
Philosophy
Modern Foreign Languages
Psychology
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
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Dramatic Arts
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Philosophy
English, Speech and
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Political Science
Modern Foreign Languages
Art
Political Science
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Political Science
Political Science
Phil es 0 phy
Political Science
Psychology
Psychology
Library Science
Radio, TV, and Films
History
Social Work
Social Work
Psychology
Political Science
Psychology
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts
Art~Education
MAJOR SUBJECT
Microbiology
Mathematics and Astronomy
Microbiology
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Lexington
Madisonville
West ActOn, Mass.
Lexington
Memphis, Tenn.
Lexington
Dorchester,
Louisville
Lexington
Covington
Winchester
Paducah
Endicott, N. Y.
Ashland
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Centereach, N. Y.
Lexington
Richmond
Somerset
Massapequa, N. Y.
Lexington
Madisonville
Louisville
St. Stephen, S.C.
Jerusalem, Jordan
Tarkio, Missouri
Lexington
Harlan
Ashland
Campbellsville
Campbellsville
Somerset
Louisville
ADDRESS
Lexington
Valley Station
Hazard
William Irby Hodge
Ellen Kemp
Peter Edgar Kurachek
Randy Lee Lewellen
Jerry Day Mayfield
Thomas Gary McLellan
Gerald Ray Patterson
Shirley May Puckett
Alexius Sallustio
Graham Karl Watkins
Charles Ronald Whitaker
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Arts—Dentistry
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Astronomy
Hygiene and Public
Health
Sturgis
Vienna, Va.
Pleasantville, N.
Lexington
Owensboro
Cleveland, Ohio
Elizabethtown
Beckley, W. Va.
West Paterson, N. J.
Lexington
Owensboro
Elizabethtown
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN JOURNALISM
NAME
Thomas Henry Easterling, Jr.
Gerald Ercelle Farrar
Lois Anne Kock
Edward Franklin Martin
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS
William A. Seay, Dean
ADDRESS
Lexington
Louisville
Cincinnati, Ohio
Pen Mar, Pa.
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE
NAME
David Wesley Alexander
David Earl Bolin
Burgess J. Brown, Jr.
Wm. Ronnie Coffman
William Thomas Congleton
Timothy Abbott Gardner
Ben Clarkson Hardaway, Jr.
William Nathan Isgrigg
Gerald Ray Oliver
Neal Franklin Owen
Kirk Irl Phelps
Kenneth Eugene Poston
Jerry Thomas Rankin
Terry L. Rock
ADDRESS
Henderson
Clinton
Eubank
Providence
Lexington
Cincinnati, Ohio
Vine Grove
Shepherdsville
Lexington
Butler
Lexington
Felicity, Ohio
Danville
Hodgenville
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS
NAME
Margaret Ann Carey
Martha Lynn Cobia
Diana Bradford Coffin
Autumn Ann Ebie
ADDRESS
Lexington
Sarasota, Fla.
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Daytona Beach, Fla.
Cynthiana
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Carolyn P. Hopkins
Maureen Ann Pcte‘son
Grace Yantis Roberts
Jane Caywood lose
Lucy Kay Rose
Judith Ann Vaughan
Carole F. Ward
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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF
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Barry Harlow Bingham
Thomas Cronlwell Bri dges
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE or BACHELOR or
NAME
David Vincent Lowe
William Martin Rice
Carl Tommy Rowe
Allen Tyner Shifley
Gene Walker Smith
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OE BACHELOR
NAME
Robert Oldham Barnett
James Lee Burchett, Jr.
Steven Douglas Carr
Jon Darrell Clark
Kenneth Dean Clarke
Buell Douglas Coomer
Floyd Calvert Ellis
Johnnie Malvern Higgins, Jr.
William Hale Hodges, Jr.
Malcolm Franklin Howard
James Lauren Mathis
Gary L. C'Nan
David Harold Rosenbaum
David Michael Saladin
Hassel Waldo Stamper
Wayne Smith Upshaw
James Ray Villines
Merle Mark Wasson
Jesse Scott Watkins
Joseph Parker Woolums
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Richwood, W. Vt
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Lexington
Garrett
Salt Lick
Russell Springs
Frankfort
Hopkinsville
Lexington
Henderson
Nicholasville
Corydon
Fairplay
S. Ft. Mitchell
Whitesburg
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Madisonville
Lexington
Cadiz
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Lowell John Adams
William Dowell Allen
Arnold Joseph Balczon
Michael David Cassidy
Robert Curtis Castner
Jimmie Terry Davis
Thomas H. Haydon, Jr.
Kenneth W. Higdon
Glenn Carter Hill
Joseph Anthony Jones
Ronald Albert Mason
Ronald Lynn Mercer
William Jack Miller
Alfred N. Ross
Gordon Ray Shepherd
.Richard Eugene Strasser
James C. Sunderland
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Campbellsville
Erie, Pa.
Lexington
Moorestown
Lexington
Lexington
Paris
Richmond
Ekron
Mt. Joy, Pa.
McRoberts
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Rochester, N. Y.
Russell Springs
Covington
Lexington
Saigon, Vietnam
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
NAME
John Francis Ballard
Richard Craft Burgess
Gary Rodman Cranor
Don Richard Hamilton
Aubin Michael Higgins
Michael Eugene Kelly
Michael Dean Lyons
Richard Randolph Marting
Edward Richard Nairn
Robert Ronald Niederschmidt
William Paul Perdue, Jr.
Claude Joseph Potts, Jr.
Loring Glazier Roush
Ertel L. Whitt, Jr.
David Howard Williamson
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
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NAME
Henry Dale Bewley
Rodney Tyrone Gross
Samuel Lewis Henry
Robert Alvin Molsberger
ADDRESS
Louisville
Paducah
Lexington
Georgetown
Earlington
Martinsville, Ind.
Paintsville
Ironton, Ohio
Lexington
Covington
Cadiz
Prospect
Frankfort
Pikeville
Lexington
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Newport
Jeffersontown
Ashland
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Billie Wayne Arnold
David Martin Barnhill
Thomas Howard Bauer
Dianne M. Berger
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Joyce Kenner Bishon
Ernest Ray Bivins
Carolyn Cl3 mer Bla Egg
Charles Daniel Bowles
Robert John Brown
Thelma Slade Caldwell
Nita. Katriryne C arnes
James Harold Cheatham,
Jerry E. Clark
Kathy Kay Clift
Jeanne A. Codell
Jerry King Conrad
William Meredith Cox
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Nancy Wateriield Dudgeon
Nicky Lee Durham
Randy Brown Embry
William Arthur Farnau
Carlene Woliver Ford
Kenneth Edward Fox
Walter Charles Gander
Ronald Patrick Gatman
Peyton Louis Gooch
Jo Ann Geode
Mary Gardland Goodlett
Mark Stanley Gould
Mary Greely
Ann Callaway Christian Greenwell
Carroll Dawn Grossman
Carol Lowery Grove
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Elementary Education
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Biological Sciences
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Ealmouth
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Cumberland
Frankfort
Hodgenville
Owenshoro
Lancaster
Louisville
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Covington
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Patricia Halbrook Hudgens
Harold Glenn Hurst, Jr.
Raymond Powell Jenkins
William Lee Jenkins
Denward Johnson
Lanna Sue Johnson
Nancy Earle Johnson
Stephen Dudley Johnson
Flo Anna Ross Keaton
Rebecca Ann Kelley
Patricia Kathleen Kelly
Clyde Bruce Kelsay
Eva Lynn Keys
Gail Y. Lawless
John Grimm Lightmas
George Edward Litteral
Oresta R. MalT
Lucile Marie Marchese
Marie Treadway McClure
Juanita Osborne McDaniel
Charmaine Drane McGee
Frank Xavier McGough
Marilyn Davis McKee
Leonard Roy McLaughlin
Carl W. Megee
Carolyn Jean Meyers
Rebecca Lee Miller
Terry Bailey Mobley
Alvin Ray Mosley
Michael Scott Mulvey
Barbara Ellen Murphy
Susan Lynn Anderson Neel
Nancy Ann Pace
Wanda Maxine Long Phillips
Phillip M. Pickett
Marcella Ann Pitts
James Nelson Remley
Linda N. Renschler
Hilda Ann Richard
Herbert Hiter Royse, Jr.
Dennis Robert Schrecker
Dorothy Jewell Scott
Richard William SextOn
Barbara Wick Keil Sheffler
Anne A. Shipley
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French
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Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Geography
Elementary Education
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Elementary Education
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Elementary Education
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Elementary Education
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Science
English
Elementary Education
Health and Physical
Education
History
Elementary Education
Biological Sciences
Elementary Education
English
Lexington
Lexington
Chesterfield, Mo.
Lexington
Lexington
Lynch
Elizabethtown
Weeksbury
Ashland
Bowling Green
Concord, Mass.
Lexington
Lexington
Pittsburgh, Pa.
FPO, N. Y.
Louisville
Louisville
Cincinnati, Ohio
Corbin
Chicago, Ill.
Fort Knox
Lexington
Frankfort
Lexington
Rahway, N. J.
Shelbyville
Lexington
Nicholasville
Lexington
Deerfield, Ill.
Lexington
McDowell
Covington
Frankfort
Matewan, W. Va.
Duncan, Okla..
Danville
Huntsville, Ala.
Jeffersonville
Lexington
Louisville
Lexington
Nicholasville
Louisville
Winchester
Dayton
Lexington
Lexington
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Dennis Lee Silcox
William Paul Skeans
Karen Louise Smith
Linda Rouse Smith
Sandra A. Lord Smith
Sylvia Spencer
Nona Perkins Stricker
Harlan Willis Stubbs, Jr.
Jo Ann Taylor
John Kent Thaxton
Fred Lee Thornton
John Emmett Walton
William J. Wawerna
Mary Joanna Weaver
Betty Howe Webster
John Carey White
Deronda B. Williams
Janet Gay Williams
Clara Robinson Wright
Linda Marie Yow
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE
N AME
John Aboud, Jr.
Estill Aroowood
Kenneth Wayne Aylor
Paul Eugene Bayes
Harley Neil Blankenship
Frank Livingston Brown, Jr.
David Ernest Burgio
David Lewis Carlton
Janet Faye Carwile
Charles Michael Casper
Owen Travis Combs, Jr.
Marvin William Conn
Donald Ray Corn
Robert Allen Crosson
Frank Graves Dickey, Jr.
Benton Glenn Dishman, Jr.
James Eugene Dockter
Robert Evan Edwards
Robert Harold Edwards
Walter Stanley Fister
Biological Sciences
History and Political
Science
Elementary Education
Science
Elementary Education
History
History
History and Political
Science
Elementary Education
English
Biological Sciences
Special Education
Health and Physical
Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Health and Physical
Education
Mathematics
Spanish
English
Elementary Education
COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
Charles Foster Haywood
Clinchco, Va.
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Frankfort
Lexington
Newport
S. Ft. Mitchell
Lexington
Harrodsburg
Lexington
Harlan
Allensville
Massapequa, N. Y.
Lexington
Florence
Lexington
Plano, Texas
Nitro, W. Va.
Lexington
Asheboro, N. C.
OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMERCE
ADDRESS
Louisville
Nashville, Tenn.
Hebron
Ashland
’Valley Station
Lexington
Lexington
Lebanon
Leitchfield
Louisville
Louisville
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Washington, D. C.
Frankfort
Louisville
Louisville
Glasgow
Donerail
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Paul Daniel Fitzgerald
Carol Evelyn Goins
Walker V. Gretter
Richard Lee Hayden
Jimmie Ray Heil
William Hubbard Helms
Charlotte Ann Henry
Donald Ray Henson
Elmon Darrel Hill
William Francis Hogan, Jr.
Sam Braswell Humphries, Jr.
Carmine Bernard Iadovito
James Milburn Jacobs
Douglas Ronald Lalone
James Orville Martin
William Lee Matteson
David Lynn McGuire
Paula Ann Muth
William Alex.nder Neel
Willis Donald Newsome
Thomas Peter Nolan
David Oak
Cheryl Lemon O'Daniel
Homer Lee Owen
Billy Gerald Patrick
Francis Joseph Reavy
Thomas Holman Reesor
Ronauld Adrian Ripley
Danny Lee Roberson
Donald Courtland Rogers
Richard Raymond Roof
William Riley Scroggins
Michael Eugene Shoemaker
Peyton Larue Simpson
William Russell Spears
Jimmy Ray Stratton
Patricia Lynn Stuart
Ronald Lee Tarvin
Harry Castle Thompson
Linda McCann Thompson
William Lyn Turnbull
Xavier Juan Wahner
Ernest Lee Weber
Wayne Edward Whitfield
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Marcia Dake, Dean
Con't Minutes of the University Senate, February 7
1966
Westbury, N. Y.
Frankfort
Lawrenceburg
Owensboro
Cincinnati, Ohio
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Maysville
Lexington
Bowling Green
Roscoe, N. Y.
Silver Grove
Centereach, N. Y.
Ludlow
East Aurora, N. Y.
Covington
Lexington
London
Lexington
Huntington, N. Y.
Newport
Lebanon
Russellville
Bradley
Louisville
Somerset
Frankfort
Ashland
Lexington
Versailles
Shepherdsville
Lexington
Lexington
Ashland
Calvert
Williamson, W. Va.
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Lexington
Ft. Campbell
Louisville
Madisonville
CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OE SCIENCE IN NURSING
NAME
Ruth Taylor Bell
ADDRESS
Lexington
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CANDIDJTES
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' James Allen Ross
UNDERGRADUATES
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TOTALS
Engineering
Architecture
§L Arts and Sciences
B.S. in Agr.
B.S. in H.Ec. 12
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SCHOOL or ARCHITECTURE
Charles Parker Groves, Dean
FOP THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARCHImECTURE
ADDRESS
COVingtcn
chington
TAEULATION SHEET
DEGREE CANDIDI“FS
DECEMBER
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Agriculture and Home Economics
B.Su in Agr. Engr. 2
3.8, in Chem. Engr. 5
8,3. in Civ. Engr. 20
B.8. in Ele. Engr. 18
B.S. in Mech. Engr. l5
B.S. in Met. Engr. 4
B.S. in Min. Engr. 1
TOTALS 65
Education
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Vt
Commerce
3.8. in Com. 54
Nursing
3.8. in Nurs. 1
1965
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(i.D 4
A . l .4
S. 16
S . in A gr . E
S. i1 C.h. 4
S. in E ' 5
S. in M 11
S. in I, 2. 2
A.A. in L 23
L.S. in f 2
m.D.A. 10
3.7. in 7.8. 7
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SUHMARY
PUERGRADUADES 5i2
GRADUATES 119
TOTAL 4 61
Dean Matthews
presented a recommendation from the College of Law
for the approval of degree candidates for tne degree of Juris Doctor
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,ective December 22, 196C. This recommendation, as circulated to the
Senate on January 24, 1966, was approved for recommendation to the
Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees at its meeting of February
13, 1955.
Abell, Edwin Payton, Columbia
Avritt, James Lee, Lebanon
Brown, Richard Anthony, Jr., Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Cato, Robert Erbin, Shively
Coles, Marvin Bertrie, Frankfort
Durham, Henry Hunter, Columbia
Ellis, Courtney Ford, Lexington
Greene, Robert Jennings, Hindman
Hagedorn, Donna Ray, Henderson
Hazlett, Sandra Adams, Louisa'
Hollon, Leon Lindon, Hazard
Horton, Donald John, Lexington
Hughes, Henry Edward, Prestbnsburg
Keller, James Ernest, Grays Knob
Lewter, Vernon Gene, Louisville
Loy, Marshall Fayne, Columbia
Maricle, Russell Cletus, Manchester
Moss, Gordon Wendell, Georgetown
Oliver, Roger Marion, Berea
Rampulla, John Franklin 111, Lexington
Shuffett, James Avery, Greensburg
Stanley, Avery Lee, Garrison
Weddle, James Gerald, Liberty
Welch, Andrew Augusta, Lexington
Whitmer, Leslie Gay, Lexington
Wombles