University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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EVELYN ARMSTRONG, A.B. Home Economics, English Gamma Epsilon Sigma, Secretary ’35, Critic ’36; Thespian, President ’35, Sec’y-Treasurer ’36; Home Economics Club, Vice-President ’36; Crescent Staff, ’34, ’36; Women’s Council, Treasurer ’35, President ’34, Secretary, ’36; Vice-President Sophomore Class. LOUANNA BAKER Home Economics Miami University; Castalian; Home Economics Club; W.A.A., Secretary ’36. JEAN BITTERMAN, A.B. Chemistry- Gamma Epsilon Sigma; Phi Beta Chi. OSCAR BOHN, B.S. History, Mathematics, Physics Pi Epsilon Phi, Secretary ’34, Chap¬ lain ’35, ’36; T.K.A.; Varsity De¬ bate ’35, ’36; EAGER HEART ’35; Football ’34, ’35; Baseball ’34, ’35; Men’s Council ’35, ’36; Y. M. C. A., Social Chairman ’34, Program Chairman ’35, Attendance Chair¬ man ’35, ’36; Crescent Staff ’34- ’36, Business Manager ’36; Campus Notable ’36; S.F.F. Public Speech Committee ’35. EDWARD BONHAM, B.S. Economics Pi Epsilon Phi; Y. M. C. A. BETHEL BOSTON, A.B. Home Economics, Social Science Pi Kappa Mu, Critic ’34, Secretary ’35, President ’36; College Choir ’34-’36; Campus Beauty ’34; Wom¬ en’s Council Vice-president ’35; Home Economics Club, Sec’y-Treas¬ urer ’36; Intersociety Council ’35, ’36; Y. M. C. A. Vice-president ’36; Administrative Board, Secretary, ’36; Student Association Treasurer, ’36. SENIORS

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THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1936 Four eventful years Have passed since the present Senior Class entered Evansville College, years which have seen many changes in us and in our college. But we are able now to look back with pride upon the accomplishments of that period which has come to a close. In our freshman year the Student-Faculty-Federation was adopted. We have seen the organizing and growth of the new women’s society, the Pi Kappa Mu, the erection of the Men’s Lounge, the inauguration of the new department of music, various changes in the faculty, and innumerable other events which have meant growth for the college. To the faculty and administrative officers we extend our sincere appreciation, and to the student body we express best wishes for continued success in the future. —THE CLASS OF 1936. OFFICERS President .Jack Slade Vice-President.Hester Thorpe Secretary .Annette Glaser Treasurer .Louis Ritz

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MARY LUCILE BOWMAN, B.S. Biology, Physical Education Castalian, Vice-president ’33, Social Chairman ’34, Initiation Chairman ’34, President ’35, ’36; W.A.A.; Bi¬ ological Society; Inter-Society Coun¬ cil ’35, ’36; Junior Class Social Chairman ’35. RALPH CONNOR, B.S. Physical Education Pi Epsilon Phi; Biological Society; Football ’32-’35; Pi Epsilon Phi Glee Club ’34, ’35; “E” Club. HOWARD DASSEL Biology Pi Epsilon Phi. EDGAR ENGELBRECHT, B.S. Business Administration Pi Epsilon Phi; Football ’31-’34; Baseball ’31-’34; “E” Club ’32-’34. GENEVA FORTUNE, A.B. Social Studies, English, Biology Terre Haute State Teachers’ Col¬ lege; Castalian, Chaplain ’33; Col¬ lege Choir; Y. W. C. A.; Biological Society. ANNETTE GLASER, A.B. Sociology Gamma Epsilon Sigma, Treasurer ’35, ’36; College Orchestra ’32, ’33; Philharmonic Orchestra ’34, ’35; Secretary Senior Class ’36; Y. W. C. A.