University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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9 DEDICATION To Mr. Olmsted and Dr. VanKeuren goes the dedication of the LinC of 1940. Be- sides keeping busy collecting tuition and taking pictures, these two manage to find time to assist and advise worried editors and business managers. It is in this ca- pacity as faculty advisors of the LinC and Crescent that Mr. Olmsted and Dr. Van Keuren receive this LinC dedication. Although it seems that R.E.O.'s membership in the Triumvirate, appointed in April to head the College, was unsuccessful, his office as Praetor of the College govern- ment gives him an inside position on the treasury. R.E.O. got his start some twenty years ago as a student of our own Alma Mater lsee Life and Letters of Ralph Evans Olmsted, Crescent, Vol. XXI, No. 241. lt was at this time, 1922 to be exact, that he started this whole business by editing the first LinC. He also had his fingers in the Crescent the following year, so he now teaches journalism.

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the neopnyte has known u healthy ' respect for the senior bench FOREWORD QContinuedJ Fresh to don Rhinie Pots, blazed from the headlines of the Crescent early in the fall of the reign of James Q. Kirtley. And from this time of reiuvenation of E.C.'s tradition of freshman caps and the corresponding infringements placed upon the neophyte, each freshman has known a healthy respect for the senior bench lat first at leastl. More formally, it is, with its surrounding arbor, the Sofford Memorial, a gift to Evansville College. Life in College, said the editor to the little freshman coed, and photographer Walton snaps this unusual angle shot of the College building to illustrate. lt has been said by the LinC pho- tographer and by other authorities that the College building has enough interesting camera angles to fill an album. In the same light, E.C. has enough angles to its campus life to fill the person- ality of every aspiring student. the College building has enough Interesting camera angles

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the unceasing efforts of Niederhaus DEDICATION CContinuedJ Dr. VanKeuren, being a teacher of English, an enthusiastic photographer, and an author in his own right, handles the editorial end of the work done by this team. Besides contributing to the photographs in this LinC, he has conferred with the editor in the creation of it land incidentally shown him some mighty fine color shots of E.C.'s coedsl. Anyhow, VanKeuren and Olmsted have done a lot of hard work for no glory, and since you can't dedicate a LinC to the editor, we might as well dedicate it to them. Mr. Olmsted's main iob, after he has bled all the students of their hard earnings, is to keep the Crescent and LinC from making too much money. He has succeeded admirably at this task, as any inquiring person may discover by looking at the state- ments in the Freshman Bible. However, it is rumoredtthat the unceasing efforts of Business Manager Niederhaus were too much for him this year, and the black side of the ledger turned up heavy. Two years ago Jim Kirtley set the style in Crescent editorials ' with his Here ls What ls Smart ln Chapel Applause Last year Grabert lthe sage of Mt. Vernonl said, War is Imminent Bu when Editor Fritz in this year's rag led off with his 'Appointment of Triumvirate is Step Toward U. of S.l., Dr. VanKeuren found it mandatory to frown from his advisory chair at this editorial license found it mandatory to frown from his advisory chair N