University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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0 HUMANITIES GAYLORD H. BROWNE. M.Mus. Head of the department of music . . . owner of Precious, the violin of no little repute . . . out- standing in musical circles of the city . . . direc- tor of the Philharmonic Orchestra . . . victim of many student pranks because he can always see the ioke . . . a member of Phi Zeta. CARL HIORTSVANG. M.Mus. lnstructor in voice . . . director of the College a cappella choir . . . must endure a lot of mispro- nunciation of his name . . . much of the success of the spring tour of the choir is due to his efficient management and inspiring conducting . . . helps Professor Browne keep the choir entertained on its trips. MARY THOMPSON FLEMING, B.Mus. lnstructor in piano . . . has iust finished a season as president of the Musicians' Club . . . quiet . . . not seen often on the campus . . . is build- ing a new home near the campus which may bring her more into college life. MARIAN ARMSTRONG VINING lnstructor in piano . . . former president of the Musicians' Club . . . delightful personality . . . conducts all her lessons in her home . . . gra- cious hostess and captivating conversationalist . . . has appeared in the college Christmas service, Eager Heart. CLAUDE SIVIITH, A.M. A new addition to E.C.'s teaching force . . . shows his students ,how to blow an agony organ without too much of it . . . lin other words, teaches woodwindsl . . . a member of Bosse High's teaching staff. PEARLE LECOMPTE. A.M. Professor of public speaking and English . . . a constant wonder to all the college because of the ease with which she manages to balance her many duties . . . sponsor of the Theta Sigma sorority, Tau Kappa Alpha, and the Thespians . . . tea meetings in her apartment are a high light of college life to the Thespians. -1-1 or I , ' iso. 4 A 'IQ i J l lilbwnlgxfl A A 'Ext Y f , Ali' ll .I AN QM . K fx s .wh i is l J 1 N' L, I' z ' . ' . , b 1 .t X 4 x ' r N , ,A in y ' ' R , Wi ' x M x V , U ' M 1' l 1 in Xi I.: f Q , J f if f fr JZ Af ' t it l ' Vffft ' :fn , ,A -.Q ef -it 'Q 'f n R ' - .. ,M - 1 ' P' sg if K W9 of A .. , 1.1 3, P ' . 'sn' s.. , ' .A A ' ,f If

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9 SCIENCE FLOYD BEGHTEL, Ph.D. Head of the Biology department . . . fond of outdoor sports and bees . . . lives in Indianapo- .lis . . . shares Dr. McKown's views on marriage . . . closely associated with the Hiking Club . . . has membership in umpteen Greek letter organi- zations . . . Philo phavorite. IMA WYATT, A.M. Instructor in Biology . . . has red hair which is the envy of many a co-ed .... doesn't show any signs of titian temper . . . grand sense of humor . . . sponsor, counsellor, and good friend to all the Castalian-society . . . guiding light to the Pre-Med association. WILLIAM V. SLYKER, ILM. Head of the department of health and physical education . . . coaches all sports at Evansville . . . well known for his Iaconical predictions at the beginning of football and basketball seasons . . . may be remembered for years to come as discoverer and developer of the Mackey Marvel. OLAP HOVDA. Ph.D. Head of the department of physics and mathe- matics . . . extremely interested in aviation . . . one of the professors under the C.A.A .... has two time-absorbing hobbies, golf and astronomy . . . Phi Zeta patron . . . known to his frater- nity as Spike. ,