University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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9 FOREWORD Once upon a time there was a little freshman coed who wanted to know what the word LinC meant. While she was wondering, along came an editor las editors often dol, and she asked him what the word meant. And this is what he told her: When the College was moved from Moores Hill to Evansville and the name of the College was changed to Evansville College, it was thought that it would be only right also to change the name of the year book lwhen the first one was pub- lishedl from the Melange to ,something appropriate for the reiuvenated institution. After much deliberation, the name 'l.inC' was given. The name had several signifi- cances, and as time went on it grew to have more and more. Some of them are 'Life in College' and 'Love in College.' lThat is why it is written 'LinC.l lt was also used CIS a part of the name Lincoln, since the College stood on Lincoln Avenue, but prob- Ubly the best known connotation of the word LinC is its use as a link in the chain of years at Evansville College. That is the story of how the LinC got its name. This year book is the eighteenth LinC in the chain of years that Evansville College has lived. We hope that it serves to bind ,the memories of all the friends of the College together in the chain forged of the rest of the LinCs. ln the picture above you see the College's most important location for the growth of Love in ColIege - Headen Retreat.

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PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT STAFF OF EVANSVILLE COLLEGE EDITOR .................................. FRANK PARKER BUSINESS MANAGER .......... KIP NIEDERHAUS 0 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Plates and Printing .......... Keller-Crescent Co. Photography .................. Walden Studio, Inc. Schear's Stuclio Tom Walton Faculty Pencil Drawings ............ Frank Butler Pinocchio Figure Use of Pinocchio characters by Special Permission of Walt Disney Productions

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the neopnyte has known u healthy ' respect for the senior bench FOREWORD QContinuedJ Fresh to don Rhinie Pots, blazed from the headlines of the Crescent early in the fall of the reign of James Q. Kirtley. And from this time of reiuvenation of E.C.'s tradition of freshman caps and the corresponding infringements placed upon the neophyte, each freshman has known a healthy respect for the senior bench lat first at leastl. More formally, it is, with its surrounding arbor, the Sofford Memorial, a gift to Evansville College. Life in College, said the editor to the little freshman coed, and photographer Walton snaps this unusual angle shot of the College building to illustrate. lt has been said by the LinC pho- tographer and by other authorities that the College building has enough interesting camera angles to fill an album. In the same light, E.C. has enough angles to its campus life to fill the person- ality of every aspiring student. the College building has enough Interesting camera angles