University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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9 SCIENCE ALVIN STRICKLER. Ph.D. Head of the chemistry department . . . past president of the Kiwanis Club . . . sponsor of Pi Epsilon Phi . . . all around good fellow . . . exceedingly interested in scientific detection of crime . . . often helps the local police. PHILLIP I-IATFIELD, A.B. Assistant in the chemistry department . . . E.C. graduate, class of '37 . . . has kept up a work- ing interest in amateur radio . . . bitten by the photograph bug . . . at one time was LinC pho- tographer . . . member of Pi Epsilon Phi and Phi Beta Chi . . . enioys tennis. IDA STIELER. B.S. Assistant in physical education . . . sponsors the W.A.A. and sets an athletic example for the mem- bers . . . enioys all sports . . . is good at all sports . . . under her direction, the W.A.A. and the gym classes have enioyed a widened scope of activities. INA NICHOLS. A.M. Assistant professor of home economics . . . col- lege authority on etiquette, all questions are brought to her to settle . . . explains who's, what's and why's to the enlightenment of students of design . . . shares an apartment with Miss Lucille Jones. GUY B. MARCHANT. B.S. Associate professor of engineering, acting head of the department . . . is very friendly to all stu- dents . . . gardening islhis main diversion . . . engineering students appreciate his helpful hints in solving problems. R I '. . K i I ' I f f Eg i Q ' ll 1 W I .X .X K M I , pe Xxx ' N in x ' Wim 'if' el ,I . .P 1 , K'o'i ,ox . X . P Rx I X . i 515 V Q . sg begrfffl s Q ii, Y H 4r.- - Q S i .,,,. V, f 'Q-,VT 4 2 'fs - . M . . r ,z - li, A, K x ,fam ' 2 I ' mv' ,F sh 1 if , , y 1 Igyvt, I . !q,.J '1 . . t ' A . fl 'limi' , ,fl f -11:6 XX, ' 'gt ' l'glx l, V. - . . X '- f. X X ll. li x L ' , -N 4 xx XqXx ff I 1

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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. ,

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l ly 9 1 1 Yl.3l as a 'I .1 L ,L 17'- EI: . .1 ' xx: ' H 4 f Q ry V ,avi I 1 -fa' I- H. f x ftlggfkf lrn 4 0' 'ur , ,I 1 1 I ' 'E fr 5 1 ' x I i A rf v A -sh li tlflgel 4' ' .... K- , V S lime I N? vs 2 K ww Y i x '. is wg , 1 ' V ,ml .I li l 0 SOCIAL SCIENCE DEAN LONG, M.B.A. Professor of Economics and Business Administration . . . called most popular professor . . . head of depart- ment . . . refers to Iowa as God's Country . . . spiels for othetics . . . also is a member of Athletic Board of Control . . . Business Manager of athletics . . . has been tricked at least twice by his loving stu- dents who turned his desk around, knowing that he would bump his knees as he sat. IAMES E. MORLOCK, A.M. Assistant professor of sociology . . . teaches all the sociology from social science on up . . . one of his most interesting courses is Family . . . leads student sociologists on a tour of the country during the sum- mer months . . . shares an office with Prof. Long . . . for a better picture of him see Pictures to the Editors. HEBER P. WALKER, A.M. Professor of History . . . has had three years of grad- uate work at the University of Chicago . . . is a mem- ber of Phi Delta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu, and Tau Kappa Alpha . . . former navy man--like Prexy . . . fac- ulty sponsor ofthe organized unorganized . . . part of the Triumvirate. ANNA LOUISE THRALL, B.S. College librarian . . . another of E.C.'s alumns . . . a member of Castalian Literary Society . . . endured the choir trip two years ago . . . EnThrall . . . see past LinCs. - LUCILLE SPRIN GER, B.S. Assistant in the department of economics . . . has taken graduate work at Indiana, Tennessee, Michigan, and Southern California . . . guiding light for the Sec- retarial Science Club and for Gamma Epsilon Sigma . . . is a member of Women's Rotary Club. CHARLES E. TORBET, Ed.D. Dean Torbet lwe've called him that for so long that we can't get away from itl is listed as a professor of his- tory. But he's been in so many different offices that it's hard to tell which he is. He resigned from the clean- ship last summer because of his health, but continued teaching the first semester of this year. He was finally forced to drop all of his teaching activities this second semester, though, because of his health.