University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Pts'- Z4 ,f F EMERSON HENKE. M.S. Another E.C. man come-home I . . returned to teach account- lrlg . . . has relieved Prof. L-Ong in the promotion of ath- letic ticket sales . . . star bas- ketballer while a student . . . o: Phi Zeta . . . made a record for himself by always drop- Dlng a drop quiz at precisely the wrong time. PEARL LECOMPTE. M.A. She shows you that your voice CCIn be your fortune . . . pro- fessor of speech and American literature . . . held untiring rehearsals for Night over Taos - - . has endless energy . . . Sponsor of Thespians, Theta Sigma, and Tau Kappa Alpha. OLAP HOVDA. Ph.D. Head of the physics and math- ematics department . . . inter- ested in aviation as shown in C.A.A. program . . . may be seen on the campus with a golf bag any day when the sun shines . . . Phi Zeta pa- tron. li LUCILLE I ONES. M.A. Supervises over elementary education and fosters those aspiring to be grade school teachers . . . Gamma Epsilon Sigma . . . fond of flowers . . . sponsors A.C.E. and enter- tains members at pot lucks which are looked forward to by guests . . . neat dresser . . . interesting talker who makes students like her classes. 19 M-it-NIJ I of? ' CARL HI ORTSVANG. M. Music Voice instructor . . . one of the recently married men of the faculty . . . has the headache of managing the annual spring choir tour and making a suc- cess of it . . . cooperative when it comes to appearing on pro- grams and leading the stu- dents in chapel hymns . . . has patience personified to en- dure the interpretations of his name. Faculty I DEAN LONG. M.B.A. Professor of Economics and Business Administration . . . an inspired yell leader at re- quest of students . . . chief propagandist for the state of Iowa . . . manages to visit the library more than most stu- dents . . . he and the little woman are ever-present chap- erones at campus doings . . . mustaches come and go, but his remains.

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I. FREDERICK DOERING, M.A. Ioined English Department this year . . . attended universities of Western Ontario and To- ronto, as well as Duke Uni- versity . . . is an enthusiast oi Folk Lore and quite an authority on Pennsylvania Dutch folk lore . . . crushed hat situated at an angle on his head identifies him . . . coaches debate team. 0 Faculty DELLA FRICKE, A.B. Public school art director . . . I.U. graduate . . . alert to all things new in art . . . has an outdoor oven that is the scene of numerous picnics. ini' ., B, W iN ...Aim 5 ., . L 'fl tr-.'Q.fw 'UQ-j , W I. - L., ..1:' , , M .:' fF f-,W-J'1fI,.'r: t W I , .gy ,- ' .. is firffxfflfz' ' 'L'-J' V, '- WJ' V' ' T l.xl?f'irg',Qiw- 'i i'1, f 'gf' ' y lrrl rgjplzxf, ' 2 af . , 'L ,L 3 ij ,sl . ,- v fig A4 zen n-.5,tjW.,4 nk, , . f r lpkxrri U? . , .4 .,,,,, 2, - jtrf. Y Y ain t Thuiatrlrifg L' ' MARY THOMPSON FLEMING, B. Music Seldom seen on campus . . . very proud of her beautiful new home on Rotherwood . . . instructor in music . . . interest in music is unlimited . . . for- mer president of the Musi- cians' Club. 18 ln., HERBERT FILMOHE. A.B. Educational director at Servel . . . teaches Personnel Man- agement at E.C .... degree from University of Cincinnati . . . taught in China boys' school for four years. PHILIP HATFIELD, A.B. E.C. graduate of '37 . . . now assistant in chemistry depart- ment . . . boys in the lab say he's brilliant . . . a good mem- ber ol the Philo camp . . . in- terested in photography . . . is E.C.'s radio broadcasting engineer.

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G. R. McCOY. M.A. As Public Relations Secretary of the college he's always will- ing to stress the school's ad- vantages . . . does his best to keep needy students work- ing their way through college . . . friendly . . . his work is definitely not limited to the cubby hole near the presi- dent's office . . . more than eager to advise students. 0 Faculty IAMES NEWCOM, A.B. City recreation director, be- sides being lnstructor on Com- munity Recreation at E.C .... travels miles to see ct parade . . . recently took a trip to Mexico . . . seeing parades gives him ideas for Evans- vi1le's Christmas pageant. GUY B. MARCHANT. B.S. Associate professor of engi- neering . . . acting head of the department . . . his main di- version is gardening . . . very friendly to all students . . . likes to talk to grads who are doing the kind of work he taught them. FRITZ NEUMANN. Ph.D. He teaches French and Ger- man . . . came to U.S. from Germany . . . is literally a walking encyclopedia . . . likes to smoke cigars . . . friendly . . . always greets class with Bonjour, messieurs et mes- dames . . . on the road to becoming an American citi- zen. 20 . -r EDGAR M. MCKOWN. Ph.D lt is he who shows us a way of life-a method of attaining the highest and best . . . de- partmental head of religion and philosophy . . . is son of E.C .... gives good advice on subject of marriage . . . mem- ber' of Pi Gamma Mu . . . a Phi Zeta . . . proud of young son, Leslie . . . a true inspira- tion to his students. INA PEARL NICHOLS, M.A. Assistant professor of Home Economics . . . the Emily Post of Evansville College be- cause of her knowledge of eti- quette . . . knows the who's, why's, and wherefore's of cos- tume designing.