University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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The pause that refreshes These coeds believe in taking time out during an off period for that refreshing pause. The three coeds are: Beatrice Arney, Mary Emily Halbruge, and Bettye Johnson.

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10 A. M. • . A-i OFFICE Ralph E. Olmsted, A.B. Back in the early 1920’s, little Ralph Olmsted was in college; as the years passed he grew and grew, until finally they decided he was big enough to fill the shoes of the executive secretary of that college, and there he is to¬ day! His voice has been heard frequently on the college radio hour (as the announcer!) and he acts as Evans¬ ville College’s chief advisor, whether it concerns working hours, LinC problems, Crescent deficits, N.Y.A., or light bulbs. It is also rumored that he teaches journalism when he remembers the class. Grace Crask No one ever believes that Mrs. Crask has been secretary to all three of Evansville’s presidents, but she has, and can tell some fine stories from this lot of experience. With a college president ' s business calling him hither and yon, it is not only nice but imperative to have a secretary who can handle any emergency arising, and such a person is Mrs. Crask. Marjorie Webster Popularly known as Marge, Mrs. Webster has continued to mix college courses with her duties as assistant registrar, and at latest reports she will be graduated in 1940. She is one of these comfortably obliging persons, and is inter¬ ested in dogs, antiques, flowers, and hunting. Catherine Dyer, A.B. Miss Dyer was graduated from Evansville College a few years ago and, after a fair trial at school-teaching, decided last year to return to her old haunts to become secretary to the executive secretary. She has her troubles, people wanting to charge books, wanting stamps, griping be¬ cause they don ' t get any mail, but they don’t ruffle her. She’s what we call efficient. Marcia McClung Marcia hopes that no one will misinterpret the b ars on her picture, but since she is known to most of the stu¬ dents as the one who demands their money, it seemed fitting to put the bookkeeper behind her window. This is the end of her second year, and she is still keeping her books neatly, so we’ll let her stay!

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EAT HON-E-KRUST the Freshest BREAD In Town ALICE CAKES For Birthdays and Weddings HI-CLASS BAKING CO. PHONE 2-4161 Compliments of THEYSON TIRE and BATTERY 14 N. Main St. Phone 5249 Our Best Wishes to Evansville College IDEAL UtKlWJk .COMPANY. Incorporated Eighth and Walnut Phone 5212 DILLINGHAM’S CAFE ► “Where College Students Meet and Eat . . 4 Ill S. E. SECOND STREET