University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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FACULTY FLOYD E. BEGHTEL, A. M., Ph. D. Head of department of biology . . . Indiana Central, A. B. . . . Indiana uni¬ versity, A. M. . . . University of Cincin¬ nati, Ph. D. . . . member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Phi Gamma Mu, Phi Beta Xi, and the Indiana Academy of Science . . . twelve years an experimenter for Bureau of Plant Introduction, a part of the Department of Agriculture . . . many of campus trees are his experi¬ ments . . . bees are his special hobby. MARVIN BENNETT Assistant in chemistry . . . will receive his A. B. degree from Evansville college in August, 1937 . . . manages to be pro¬ fessor (instructor), student, and secre¬ tary of the senior class all at once . . . admits he would rather fish than eat, and he doesn’t look particularly under-nour¬ ished at that. IMRI M. BLACKBURN, A. M., Ph. D. Head of department of Latin and Greek . . . Indiana Central, A. B., Mus. B. . . . Indiana university, A. M., Ph. D. . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . principal inter¬ est, field of religion ... an ordained minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church . . . particularly noted for activi¬ ties in music groups, having been direc¬ tor of the Evansville Choral Society and college choir . . . director of radio for Evansville college. GAYLORD H. BROWNE, B. Mus., M. Mus. Head of department of music . . . American Conservatory of Music, Chica¬ go, M. Mus. . . . has played as soloist for Chicago Symphony Orchestra . . . concert soloist in many recitals . . . director of the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra since arrival in 1934 . . . member of Phi Mu Alpha, national music fraternity . . . tells fascinating tales of his Bohemi¬ an existence in student quarters at Chi¬ cago. MAE CLARKE, A. M. Instructor in home economics . . . Val¬ paraiso university, B. S. . . . advance work at McMurray college and Columbia university . . . Purdue, A. M. . . . active in Business and Professional Women’s club and A. A. U. W. . . . has traveled extensively . . . studied different types of architecture in Europe ... is particu¬ larly interested in flowers and their care. ALFRED B. COPE, A. M. Professor of education and psychology . . . Campbell college, A. B. . . . Univer¬ sity of Kansas, A. M. . . . four years post graduate work at Indiana university and Chicago university . . . especially inter¬ ested in boys and their welfare . . . mem¬ ber of Y.M.C.A. boys’ work committee . . . leads boys’ training class at Y. M. . . . works in conjunction with juvenile court . . . member of Phi Delta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu . . . likes gardening. ( 17 )

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DEANS JAMES MORLOCK, A. M. Dean of men . . . assistant professor of sociology . . . Ev¬ ansville college, A. B. . . . Indi¬ ana university, A. M. . . . fur¬ ther graduate study at Chicago university . . . past president of Southwestern teacher assoc. . . . member Indiana Academy of Social Science ... Pi Gamma Mu . . . hobby: digging gardens and house basements . . . likes outdoors and “roughing it” . . . CHARLES E. TORBET, A. M„ Ed. D. Dean of the college and pro¬ fessor of history . . . Ohio Wes¬ leyan, A. B., A. M. . . . Simp¬ son college, 1936, honorary Ed. D. . . . acting president of col¬ lege, 1936 ... Pi Gamma Mu . . . enjoys gardening . . . trus¬ tee ' of Bayard Park M. E. Church . . . only faculty mem- her who came to Evansville j with the college when it was J transferred here from Moores j Hill and has remained here all j these years to carry out his im- j portant tasks quietly and mod- i estly. WAHNITA DE LONG, A. M. Dean of women . . . English department . . . Ohio Wesleyan university, A. B. . . . Ohio State university, A. M. . . . her writing serves as a recreation ... a number of her poems have been published in anthol¬ ogies and magazines. ( 16 )

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GEORGE GRAHAM, B. Mus. Instructor in voice and choral music, Feb. ’36—Feb. ’37 . . . Wooster college, ’28—’33 . . . Chicago Musical college, B. Mus. . . . sec’y., C. M. C. student asso¬ ciation . . . edits Chicago Musical College Journal . . . author of several articles on voice training . . . director of music, Park Manor Congregational church . . . favorite dish, cheese rarebit. LUCILE JONES, A. M. Attended Randolph Macon college . . . National College of Education . . . Co¬ lumbia university, B. S., A. M. . . . she tells stories with a sparkle that has won the loyalty of all her education students . . . well-bred, well-read lady of Ken¬ tucky ... in fact, if you really rate, she’ll review Gone With the Wind for you, too! ( 18 ) MARY T. FLEMING, B. Mus. Instructor in piano . . . Bradley Poly¬ technic institute, B. Mus. . . . for the past two summers has done coaching work with Clara McCune, a concert pian¬ ist, in Peoria, Illinois . . . artist program chairman for the Musicians’ club. OLAF HOVDA, A. M., Ph. D. Professor of physics . . . head of de¬ partment of physics and mathematics . . . University of Minnesota, A. B., A. M. . . . Gottingen university, Ph. D. . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . Sigma Xi . . . American Physical Society, Fellow . . . articles pub¬ lished in scientific magazines . . . plays golf from morn ’til night in spare mo¬ ments. FACULTY I CARL HJORTSVANG, A. B., B. M. Instructor in voice . . . director of the ccdlege choir, and Civic Choral Society!! . . . Dana college, A. B. . . . Americarj Conservatory of Music, Chicago, B. M . . . has also done work there toward hit master’s degree . . . odds are now 16-15 that he will get his third degree before Browne does . . . likes tennis and swim ming, but says he hasn’t had time foi much of either the past few years. j PEARLE LE COMPTE, Ph. B., A. Mi University of Chicago, Ph. B. . . . Northwestern university, A. M. . . . pub¬ lished Dramatics (by Pearle Le Compte) in 1930 . . . her mind skips along far ahead of her speech ... so her classes have an entrancing flavor . . . combined lli drama, debate, and oratorical coach . . . B: has extended her cosmopolitan attitude li by a recent trip to Russia. i