University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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lna Pearl Nichols, A.M. Assistant professor of home econom- ics . . . has attended Bradley Poly- technic lnstitute, Rockford college, U. of Illinois, Northwestern U., and Co- lumbia U .... is a member of A.A.U.W. . . . Businessand Professional Womens club . . . the Society of Eine Arts and History . . . is interested in music and dramatics. G. R. McCoy, A.M. Public relations secretary of Evans- ville College . . . title at EC has changed several times, from assistant professor of education to field agent to his present one . . . Western Kentucky State Teachers college, A.B., U. of Kentucky, A.M .... member of the athletic committee . . . begins work when most of us vacation. FACULTY Anna Louise Thrall, B.S. College librarian . . . Evansville Col- lege, B.S .... U. of Illinois, B.S. .in Library Science . . . handles the library in a very efficient manner . . . is well acquainted with the available material and has a knack of knowing just what the student wants . . . has a very pleasant disposition, but noisy stu- dents often strain it. Q Marjorie Webster, AB. Assistant registrar . . .has handled credits of EC's students for so long as Dean Torbet's assistant that she has gradually been able to accumulate enough of her own to graduate this year . . . also checks up on chapel at- tendance . . . despite this has suc- ceeded in making many friends among the students.

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Dean Long, M.B.A. Professor of economics . . . head of department of economics and sociol- ogy . . . Simpson college, A.B .... Har- vard Graduate School of Bus. Ad., M.B.A .... member of Alpha Tau Omega, Pi Gamma Mu, Omicron Delta Gamma . . . athletics business manager . . . is listed in Who's Who Among Americcfs Young Men . . . is college's chief chaperon. Heber P. Walker, A.M. Professor of history . . . heads that department . , . Indiana U., A.B., A.M. . . . has had three years of graduate work at the University of Chicago . . . belongs to Phi Delta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu, Tau Kappa Alpha . . . served as an Ensign in the U.S.N., 1919 . . . is faculty sponsor of the Unorganized Students Associa.tion. C , FACULTY L Lucile Springer, B.S. Assistant in the department of eco- nomics . . . Indiana State Teachers college, B.S .... has taken graduate work at Indiana, Michigan, Southern California, and Tennessee universi- ties , . . is sponsor of the Secretarial Science club and the Gamma Epsilon Sigma sorority . . . is a member of the Womans Rotary club. Edgar M. McKown, PI1.D. Professor of philosophy and religion . . . acting head of the department . . . Evansville college, A.B .... U. of Bos- ton, S,T.B., Ph.D .... was the first pres- ident of the EC Student Government Association to serve a full term . . . was a Methodist minister for ten years . . . his romance was one of EC's first.

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Ralph E. Qlmstecl, A. B. Executive secretary of the College . . . in- structor in journalism . . . Evansville College, A.B .... as a student was editor of the Cres- cent . . . was also editor of the first Linc . . . was a member of the Philoneikian society, now Pi Epsilon Phi . . . is at present editor of the Alumni Bulletin . . . is chairman of the publications committee . . . has as one of his many worries the Crescent and Linc budgets . . . has proved very efficient in his official ca- pacity and is given credit by many as being at least partially responsible for the relative success with which the College passed through the depression . . . has been announcing the college-sponsored high school broadcasts dur- ing the past year . . . plays volleyball and otherwise exerts himself once or twice a week at the Business Men's gym classes at the Wash- ington grade school. SECRETARIES Dorothy Clewlow Marcia McClung Bea Arney Behind every smooth running and efficient organization are certain people who do a goodly share of the routine and clerical work for the powers that be. Such is the case at Evansville as elsewhere. Bea Arney, a gradu- ate of the class of '38, sees that all of R.E.O's notices about tuition and such are placed in strategic positions that 'can't well be over- looked. She also has charge of the college bookstore, and is kept busy selling stamps. There may be no future to selling stamps, but Bea claims that she doesn't need one! Dorothy Clewlow, also a grad of last year's class, guards the sancta sanctorium, the president's office. She took over the administrative key- pounding job after Mrs, Crask, who had sur- vived the dictations of three presidents, with- drew last summer. Marcia McClung is proba- bly best known as the determined young lady who makes out those official looking, yellow tuition bills. As bookkeeper for the college she is for the most part kept well occupied, but finds some time for traveling and sports.