The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 13

-I I U.N 111 lot fr-sSffS-K3fXi "Accept The Real, Dean Tolls Under Class MM "i mm 1 llogrtn. Darlene Walker. Sharon Owen. Thorns? I) Thomas. France Owen.

Sue Harrison. Richard Skagss, Thomas Sweet, and Sue Lich, Tlie oilier graduates: Marsha A Acker-man, RuW-rt Adams, IV. Dorellta Akin. Inn Albro. DeRhonda G.

Alcorn, Liaua S. lfrfd, Breniia Alton. Pt Allen, suf t. Allen, UUiiord Allen. Carolyn Althaus, Marilyn Althfws, Anderson.

Marilyn I. siidrea-sen Carol 1.. AnshuU, John K. Armes. Arnold.

Sallie A. ruuld. David Allb. Bar ton Ashitv. Brui-e Ailiiey, Doris Ashluek.

Ronald Avllt. Carolyn BaiiOh. Larry O. Ballet. Russell l.

Ririlm Sluriey A Bare, Glenn Baujili, Cheryl Bealty, Ruhard Hell. K. Bennett, RiHlney .1 Benriett. Wanda J. Bennett, Cheryl R.

Beaton, Bonnie Berry Michael L. Berry, Marilyn 1.. Bimliier. Larry Birouav Linda Blair, Carol K. Blevins, Richard A.

Boley. Roger L. Boone. James ft. Bratcher, Larry P.

Bright, lionald L. Blink. James C. Braye. Wtlilan) Brunner, Harry K.

Bryant. Ronald Buckley, Donald G. Bunt, Cllis M. Bvhee. John B.

B.vnuin, Jamet Calioe, Bruce Cannon, Judy P. Capilo, Janet L. Cardin, Saundr-a K. Carey, Carol J. Carter.

Robert S. Carter. William B. Carter. Dtanna B.

Carver, Barbara A Cary. Sharon A Caney, Sandi'a V. Caswell. Michael H. Chapman, Rorer1 h.

happell Lloyd D. liildress. Janice Clark. Lindev I). Clark.

Marshall Clark Jr Janice D. Coatel Judith G. Collier, Jane I). Comix. Ronnie B.

Combs, Judith A. Coirley. Terry L. Conrad, Donald F. t'nok.

Roland R. Cooper, (her-yl Corhin, Joseph Dajtny C. Linda Cox. William R. Cox.

Diane L. Cov, Margaret L. Coy Charlei W. Craig, Robert Craven, Shirley A. Craven.

Ihoma Crawford, Curua W. Crorrua. Jame B. Crouch. Plvjllia Crawley.

Caroline L. Crowder. Stephen L. Jamea R. Cumminr, Philip W.

Cundiff. RJt J. Cundiff. tntidi Dailey, William P. Oaloy.

Todav's Kiraljm, rertainij and triumphs will all too soon waj in some meaMire to realism, doubts, and defeats, the 3(i3 graduates of Butler Hish School were told last nisht. Howeer Dr. Richard L. Barber, dean of the timer-sily of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences, added this note of cheer: "Yon are ice' prepared to sfaiid tins. By erpenencvg the ideal, yon harcbeen prepared In accept the Dean Barber quoted Mark Twain: "The man of 60 is as pleasantly surprised to find he is risht about something as he was astonished at 18 to find he was wrong about anything." Dean Barber spoke at commencement at Freedom Hall.

Top honor graduates were Frances Owen and Richard Mangeot. Winners of scholarships were Sheila Berry, Nina Gerald. Donna Lee, Ronald Byrd, Janice Iloaglund, Donald Shumate. John Champion. Richard Mangeot.

Joan Sternberg. Marshall Smith, Jeanne Gross, Joyce Yates, Laura Carter, Jerry Redmon, Ronnie tire, Lucy Crady, David Cheap, lAf.UA I. Ila.tol Michael I I haiies tjciaidm Davidson. Honald A Ilai 'lorry Daw. Jamei.

Dean Martha Dcrkfi'. Wanda ilevet. Donald I' Dli-(vsoi, David i' DierMis. Susan L. Di-liion Rebecca R.

Dixon. Deunt A Domed. Willi.tm A lionald. Larry W. Donohn, Hobcrl L.

Douell. Cilona Douns, Douyiay Duncan. Ronton iiitn can kareu L. Durham. Itobfrt I rhani l.astridge.

Rohert I. Lalon, Gr-ofjje A. l-ddlenuii, Bienda ,1 Ui vvanls. Lynda K. r-isenmenfici Rohhy f.

Llliolt Diana EJIiott. Jeanne Kllllore. Donald L. I.rnbr.v. ri 1.

Kniinooh. Allen D. Rslcs, (arolyn rarnier William G. farmer. Kenneth lend.

Kathleen I Plait pleisrhrnan, Jr Donaid W. Iletcher. Hay A Foley. Rob ert ror-d. Brenda L.

Kostel. Franke. Jerry I) Frae. Kobui Gagel. Louis D.

Clahater. Huby J. Garner Linda CI. Garrison, Marjorie A (ien-try Gilwum. Lillian A Ciivens.

Marian K. Godsave, Phi Hi J. Ciordon. lames tireer-. Ralph Greer.

Beverly L. Ciregory, Mal-v Hark. Kallirvn D. Hagan. Sandra L.

Hall. Kdmotid llannl ton. Linda Is Hamilloii. Tommy G. Hammer, Terry R.

Hancsock, Judith A. llardeaty. William Hardin. Bonnie L. Hardy.

Kichard I). Harris, Shirley A. Harrison, Michael L. Hart Laua S. Haskan.

Hugh M. Hayes, Janis F. Hayefl. Roberta 1. Haves.

Kenneth 0. Hayse. Lewi Herndon, Cheryl A HeiTington. CJarl F. links, Kenneth Hicks.

Lynn Hicks. Richard A. Higdon. Joan V. Hi ton.

Ronnie .1. Hockenbury. Nancy Hnaan. Barbara Holland. Sandra L.

Hollis. Roter W. Hnllovvav, Carlen Holman. jamea 11 Hornhack. Pamela Howell, A.

Huber, Rosemary Huff Sueanne Hutfir.es. Cynthia 0 Hummel. Varna C. Hurst. Dannv Ison.

Jacriuelyti Helen J8ger, Mary Jaggers, Robpri A. Jaine Jaihoe. Rubert L. Jarett. Kenneth Graduation List Raymond L.

Jeffries. Larry E. Jekel, Leslie Jennings. Jr Billy G. Johnson, Gary S.

Johnson. Larry Jnhnfcosi, Thomas Johnson, Seebert W. Jones, Sharon L. Jones, Wil Marlha h( r. Damn IvriiMi'dv I Km Garv I lima Kin-er I en Kick Roll iMi.eln Mbeil hoifnage D.wil II re i.

ail II Kneie l.o 1 accl.eld t.eollrev I ao-heiil 1 l.anil Doiiita L. 1 ang 1 I I dine Mjsan l.ealheimari. Bon me I Let, laud. Snpl, en Vi Lenhall love I l.iiion Beverly Likens. RohC' I Lmilf man.

I LinpeM David Litton Rohm l.iovd hailc- V. Lnc-rlon. Laura .1 Loglon. cnnclh I- Mvia s. Long Laibi.ia l.iiKiii David s.

I.u-li Do, iia I Luttrell. theri F. Lvrli-h simi lc. l.inch Richard Lyons Uiihain Meflain. Jl Jo A slur lev VI, I)ei molt.

Cora A Mi Dowell. Hobeit I McGlaun. Anna McGul'fin. .1 McGuiie. Rom-anna Milulyre.

Fli.ahelh A. Mr Ivean. Siiett Maddox. (lands Mamierliij. Janet Man-.

Paul Martin William Martin. Joyce Masden. Sandra I Fthel lonun, Maupin. Pamela Mav. Shelia Mew.

Sandra I Meeker. Larrv Meiielce. William Mercer. Alan Mert. Jo.vce L.

Unburn. harlciK- Millet. Frances I. Miller Howard Miller. Patricia A Miller.

Paul W. Miller. Robert Miller. Sandra A. Miller, Anna Milk.

Ph.vllis Minion Limit Mitchell. Jmes Mitchum John William Monroe. Sharon J. Moody, l.ontne Moran Judy M. lln ris.

William Mottlev. Donald Muncy Brenda Miirnet. Joyce F. Myers Rebecca A. Myers.

Oilier Graduates Virginia Neare. Cynthia son. Vivian Newman. Ronald Nichols. Venicicr.

Lucille Nolan. Michael E. Norman. Barbara inn Caiol 1. Nuos.

Deborah L. Oerther. Riihairi A. Oehrle. Kilabeth .1 O-borne.

sherry Ott. Carol Ol lershach. David Oursler, ollcen Pace, Stephen Page. Ruth Parrigan. Janice L.

Pat tin Marina F. Palterson. Dorothy E. Paul.n. Barbara J.

I'eavier. James E. Peavler. Kd in E. Perry.

Dian Pfief-fer. Robert C. Phelps. Alpha I Phipps, AI.en D. Pierce.

John Pitcock, Tliomas Poole, Larrv Profit It. Sharon C. Pratt, Vickie K. li 1v ill iHitiiK 1 'ir rhr-i itr ton. TffT-f 1 If d) JO ON GRADUATION DAY Straight-A students Frances Owen and Richard Mangeot.

both 17, look to the future after their graduation last night from Butler High School, In Clerk's Slaying Two l.Vyear-old hoys were charged yesterday with willful murder in the slaying of a 66-year-old liquor-store clerk, The clerk, A. Hohmann, 121 38th. was shot in the hack Saturday night and died at 12:43 p.m. yesterday at St. Joeph Hospital.

Chareed ere Michael Alon ol he 0 it Your Loved One Deserves the Comfort and llappinvss that Uillcrest Offers utife-' Nursery Rhymes '01)jeelional)Ie' Auecisted tress New London. Conn. A 1917 edition of the Mother Goose rhymes in the children's section of the New London Public Library will be withdrawn because it has objection I On tlarrel! liaiiiii Ra oi'-i lenmiei Tif heed. P.cu I. Reinhardt JurJMli Dioina- I.

fte.viioKh ivian fticti l.c-iif I Hcviiolos. I oster .1 Hu Itlrh.Hll'inii. Rettye ,1 Hichesun Rlckells. Lavs run. 'e William Hirkeii-.

ti Riiler. Rollers, A one rt son Hobnisou. J. Kenneth Rulnn-son n. Hvan.

(aria L. San tier-. .) Shelley, Thomas, Scan-Ion hrri Schaifncr. lUrolil I scliai Hem. piiyilis L.

larilyn Schcier. Karl .1 Si'timidi. Sharmi sclunid, Wayne Schneider. Diaiia I Schot-nba, chlcr. hi oerlucke.

Larry 1- settle. (aroivn sliotner, l.eroy C. Sniail-i'ihhI Lanie-t Sharon A smith, aiol snlpp. Anna Spur-gcoii Danny L. Staples, Norniau r.

sici't'n'bai'h. Paillila .1. Stevens, Hanoi Stewart. Patiieia A Stowers. Louis slrohiuan, Peggy sueher.

Barry I. Sunnier. Phyllis A. Taylor. Sandra Taylor.

Laiia s. Terry. Bobby H. Thomas. Sharon 1.

'I'homas. Robert L. 'Itiomp son, Slanley R. Thompsion. Thomas Thompson.

Thornhill. Patricia C. Thrasher. Cliliord II. Tines Jane Todd.

illiam A. Tovuisend. Sandra Traiton, Larry J. Tucker. Freddie Tinner.

Biddy Tnomblj. Linda 1., I'nderuood David Van-Ar-dale, Janice Vertrees. Harold Vest, Pali K. lucent, Sondra L. 'hu-ent.

anda M. Vititoe. Jeanne D. Von Kannel. Frances Vormhrock, Dor othv Vowels.

Ijnda R. VVakelaud. Judy K. Walters. Linda S.

Wallers. aria Waterbury, Curtis I. Weed man. Jr Linda s. Weilaue.

harles eliner, Jr Doris A Wells. Patricia A West. Norma hile. altha A onnie S. Williams, Kenneth Wil hams.

Sandra K. Sandra Williamson. arol J. Willis. Charles Wilson.

Clarence D. Wilson, Cynthia A. Wilson. Kennety T. Wilson.

Joyce L. Wise, Lawrence O. Wolff. Gary Wood. Jo.vce A.

ood. Ruth oodrum Tarlene A Wooldridge. Donald Wooaley. Michael Woosley, Michael T. Worley, John D.

Wright. C. Wright. Norman G. Wrifhl.

Linda Klaine Yates. Gisela E. Yates. R. Yurt.

1-onnie aden, Joseph tea, ...1 nr' CJ I' -li. HaX-rlaK r) i "I 4 1 Rradsby Company, and then i'" ctc-tK i the liquor store. Hp was a member of the 1Iolv Name society. Men's club, and Vincent de Paul Societv. all at St.

Cohimha fathoiic Church Survivors isted Sunning are his wife, the: former Anna Peak; a son. j0Mph A linhmann. a daughter. Mrs. Farl McGill.

and gne grandchildren, Thf funeral will he at 9 am Monday at St vColumba Church Rurial will be in Calvary Cemetery The body will be at RattermanV 2114 Market, after 2 pin Satur day. undergoing tests there to determine the extent of his injuries. Police sani he was thrown from his sports car after a collision with a car driven by-Robert M. Peyton. 22.

Wash ington. P. Peyton also was taken to t.eneial with back, head, and leg iniuries. Four passengers in his car were treated for minor in nines. Pr.

Knoefel was chareed with disrecarding a traffic light. Police said he drove through a red light and into the path of Pey ton's car. Ijplioid kills One Aberdeen. Scotland The first death in this city's week-old typroid epidemic occurred yesterday, The victim was a omen old a4'e pensioner. The number of confirmed cases jumped from 113 to 136 and there are 36 suspected cases.

1 Lindsev Home A I Frnnk for I Is PiuvhnMMl Countr-Journal SurtMu Frankfort. Kv. The John Brown Lindsey property in the "Corner of Celebrities" sectio.i of Frankfort was sold jester- day to Managed Investments, for S75.000. IS Prothro. of W.

Broad way, and Jesse Clinton Morns. s-c iliiiiini of the rear of 1828 W. Ma.H- Police said that rrothro signed a statement admitting the shooting, which occurred during an attempted holdup of Peak's Liquor Store, 2318 V. Market. Charges (hanged The original charges against (hp boxs had been assault with mtent to rob and maliciouj nhooting and wounding Deputy Coroner Kd Weeks aid death wa causet) by a gunshot wound that severed ilohmann's Hohmann retired in 19fi3 as rot clerk at Hillench xi able references to Negroes.

Any similar copies of chil dren's books also will be with-: drawn, said Mrs. Olive Prentis. acting librarian, when told osterday that the New London chapter of the National As.soci at ion for The Advancement of Colored People was seekin; the removal of the books. Wasn't Aware She said no complaint has been made to her and that she and her staff had been unaware of the objection. The book in question has The personal care and attention that you would like to provide for vour loved ones is just a few miles and minutes away.

HILLCREST NT RSI NC, H0MK in Jeffersomille. Indiana, offers air conditioned rooms, recreation areas, specially prepared diets, and professional care by registered nurses Perhaps most important, your ioved one receives friendly personal attention. Senior citizen rates begin at $52.50 per week and includes meals, laundry, and maid service. peeial rules for in a family I or further informal ion write loda U. Of L.

Chairman Hurt In Two-Car Collision Here two rhymes which contain the But future use of the prop-word "nigger." ertv is unsettled. The rhymes are "Eeny, The Louisville firm had the Meeny, Miny, Mo" and "Ten property under option as the Little Niggers." The latter is site of a S600.000 office build-a version of one better known ing. Governor Edward T. as "Ten Little Indians." Breathitt and others interested The A.A.C.P. terms them in preserving historic homes "insulting, degrading, offen- in the area offered to help she, and just plain passe, and find another site for the office not in keeping with the times." building.

203 Sparks Jeffersonville, Ind. or call BU 3-79 1 8 Now in Louisville TME WORLD'S FAIR MOUSE Atteoot Preti Wirtehota op i (of I el Jere M. Richardson. 23. of Montebello.

is first in merit at the U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y. Cadet Richardson has held the No.

1 spot for four years. Speakers Are Scheduled For Seivstneii Lexington. Ky, The Kentucky Press Association's midsummer meeting, scheduled Thursday throuih Saturday at Cumberland Kails State Park, includes talks from a Kentucky-senator, a Puliter Prize winner and a Tennessee columnist. Pon Whitehead, who won the Pulitzer Prize while writing for the Associated Press, and Tom Siler. sports columnist for The Knoxville News-Sentinel, will speak Friday.

The closing business session Saturday will hear an address from Senator John Sherman Cooper of Kentucky. Winners of the A 's 1964 newspaper-contest awards will be announced I'ritlav night. VS I i 0 n-i" oi" Pr. Peter K. Knoefel.

chairman of the pharmacology department of the Vnhersity of Louisville Medical School, was injured yesterday in a twocar collision at Brook and Chest rut Tr Knoefel of Ormsbv. was taken to (ienfral Hospital with injuries to his he-ad. neck, and chest. He was 3 Drivers Fined Here S3 75 Total To men arrested originally en charges of drunken driving were fined on lesser charges jecterday Acting Jury Court Judge Robert Haddad fined William C. Rose.

36. of 2732 Third. $100 for public drunkenness Rose also was fined for reckless driving. William T. Craft.

23. of 4571 Third, was fined $100 for public drunkenness and S2.S for disregarding a stop sign. Traffic Court Judjie Irving (roldstein dismissed a drunken-driving charge against Horace W. Christopher because the prosecuting witness did not appear for the trial Christopher. 47, of 2130 S.

40th. was fined $100 for public drunkenness. Poppy Anchor To Honor Dead Annapolis. Md. An anchor made of more than poppies will be dropped at sea today in honor of Americans who lost their lives in naval battles.

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