University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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w E r 5 5 Ntarchant, Abshire, Stytcer, Goebet, Oestretcher, Long PJYYYLE-'YXC COMWTTEB Prot. Dean Long has done such a good 'rob ot headkng thts commtttee tn 'former years, that he stmpty continued hts duttes th'rs year. Durtng the post tew years he and hts commtttee have been concerned wtth gettkng a crowd tor our athtetic tuncttonsg thts year the protatem was frndtng room tor att the students and trtends who come. We teet Prot ond hts commtttee deserve a tevl ot those E sweaters, whkch they hand out to the athtetes tor thetr sKde-tKne rotes. f V f f 1 O ' 3 : - -- 5 :Z Z Z, 2 YNY- Ps?-'YS COMNBTTEE These peopte get up earty Nxondoy morntng to round up their Fine-arts chapet performers. Mter two hours ot tetephontng and scurrytng about breathtessty Kchapet Ks ot t0:O0 shorpt the program ts presented. P-nd the typtcot Monday morning student steeps wtth hts tor hert head on the most tayorobte netghbofs shoutder. M thts, the Une P-rts commtttee says, NNhat's the Use? and goes home to take a much needed nap. Buck, tdamttton, Strtctder tdtortsvang, Northcut, Br owne,

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9 ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD There is a time in every year directly following the spring formal season when studies are thrown to the high heavens and every good politician gets busy with his button-holing. It is at this season that those inalien- able rights of every American citizen, freedom of speech, press, and assembly, are strained to their con- stitutional limits and the abyss of un-American activity is approached. After the fever heat has died away, three haggard, successful candidates emerge victorious to mount seats on the Administrative Board. Last year, thanks to the gods and Grabert, these three were Ed Katterhenry, Gracie Schneider, and George Koch, presi- dent, secretary, and treasurer of the Student Associa- tion. These three olficers then automatically became mem- bers of the Administrative Board of the Student-Faculty Federation and met with the three deans and the presi- dent of the College to enable students and faculty . . . to promote most effectively the aims of the Col- lege as symbolized in the seven-branched candlestick of the College seal. They met every Tuesday at 4:00 to propound means to effect this purpose. Here we have Ed Katterhenry, president of the Student Association in the year of the Trium- virate. Ed, besides wielding a mean gavel in the Friday assemblies, also plays a flne game of basketball. Read his How I Became President or Holland Boy Makes .Good in the Senior section of this book. . Schneider, Smith, DeLong, Hale, Katterhenry, Marlock, Koch N ' .4-:e.f:-

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Phares, lanes, Waiker, Reisinger, Rodgers, NicCey YBOMOTXON BND YUBUC OCCIXSXONS According to the ?reshman's Sacred Book, this committee is supposed to co-oper- ate with the coiiege administration in aii matters having to do with gaining de- sirabte pubticity tor the cotiegef' how many ot you knew we have had 60 pages ot ciippings in the iibrary scrap book this year from the iocai papers? We made the heodtines too. Nioybe next year they witt tet the aviation students drop hand- biiis advertising EL. to the Tri-State. l W dj 9 ' El., ? i 3 ,-,,,- l 47 i1 7.r - -5: 7 7 - YUBUC SPE-E-CH coyxwrica Bust think ot Miss LeCompte and aii the activities she guides and you'ii have the speech committee in a nutsheii. This has been a busy year, with the Debaters' trips here and yonder fmostiy yonder, the Oratoricai contest sponsored by E.C. tast February, and the Thespians' second pertormance at Crodie Song in which the cast ot ten years ago came back to heip cetebrate E.C..'s birthday. t Did they reaity remember their parts tor ten years? asked the innocent iittie tirosh.i F. tlussei, tlothrock, tfiatheid, Schnakenburg, tdovda, LeCompte