University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Snarii of (Uroatppa OFFICERS President .. ...... Edgar Blake Vice-President . .... .Samuel L. Orr Secretary Richard Rosencrant; Treasurer ... ... Wilbur Erskine Ex-Officio — Earl Enyeart Harper, D.D. - - - - - President of the College Mrs. George S. Clifford .- Evansville Wilbur Erskine . Evansville Sidney Ichenhauser . Evansville J. Giltner Igleheart Evansville Henry C. Kleymeyer . . Evansville T. Morton McDonald ----------- . Princeton Val Nolan Evansville Samuel L. Orr ------------------ Evansville Rev. E. A. Robertson, D.D. - - - -------- Cannelton Richard Rosencrant; - - - - - . - Evansville G. S. Tarbox ..- - - - Mattoon, Illinois Bishop William F. Anderson, LL.D. - - - -. Boston, Mass. William A. Carson - - - -. ,,,,,,, Evansville Rev. William N. Dresel - - - - - . - - Evansville L. D. Johnson .-. Evansville Richard McGinnis --------- . Evansville Rev. George H. Murphy, D.D. .- Indianapolis Rev. W. C. Patrick, D.D. . Evansville John A. Rowe ------------------ Bedford Rev. John T. Scull, Jr., D.D. . ------ Evansville George A. Waters ----------------- Poseyville Albert J. Wedeking - -- -- -- --. Dale Walton M. Wheeler -------- .- Evansville G. A. Bittler -.- - - Evansville Bishop Edgar Blake, D.D., LL.D. ----------- Indianapolis Rev. Samuel T. Cross .- Indianapolis Charles Ford .- -. New Harmony John L. Igleheart - Evansville Rev. William T. Jones - Indianapolis Herbert A. Keck, D.D. --------------- Evansville T. J. Morton ------------------ Evansville Arthur Sapp - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Huntington Rev. John M. Walker, D.D. - -- -- -- -- -- -- Bloomington James Y. Welborn, M.D. - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Evansville Rev. W. W. Wiant, D.D. . Indianapolis Resigned Deceased Page Ten

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EARL ENYEART HARPER, S.T.B., D.D. President of the College The opportunity for personal contact with Dr. Harper is one of the outstanding privileges of our college life. His executive ability, has won for Evansville College its present high standing as an accredited college of Arts and Sciences. His many other talents have enriched not only our college experience but also the life of the entire community. In commenting upon the outstanding achievements of the past year Dr. Harper says, “Evansville College, in this first year of its reorganisation as a College of Arts and Sciences, has three things in particular for which to be thankful: First, a fine spirit of unity growing out of a new singleness of purpose, an ennobled institutional ideal, and a clearly conceived educational goal; Second, the more effective gearing of the work of the college to the real educa ' tional needs of the youth it serves; Third, a heightened prestige at home and abroad which has brought encourage ' ment, pride, and inspiration to every official, instructor, student, and friend of the institution.” Page Eleven