University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Um Afewp One of the true qualities of leadership is a progressive spirit, and under the guidance of our new president, Lincoln B. Hale, Evans- ville College has certainly felt that spirit. Keeping in tune with the times to meet the urgent need of these war-filled days, President Hale has developed new courses and summer school has been transformed into another semester. He has dealt directly with the practical forces in the world today and is preparing the student to win the peace for tomorrow. Before coming to E.C. in 1939 as Dean, President Hale was on the staff of Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota. He is a gradu- ate of Yale University and holds the highest academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy. He's the new president of a school with a new spirit! l ,L . THE PRESIDENT .......e

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'91 ' A f' r. H, IV? Bdumlxfhe O BOARD OF Richard W. McGinnis TRUSTEES Responsible for E.C.'s growth and success is the board of trustees. As authorized by charter, the board is the final legal authority on matters relating to the col- lege. The trustees direct and control matters of policy, select college president and on the recommendation of the president they select faculty, finance college, approve curricuum and award degrees. The board is composed of 36 trustees, 18 of which are elected by the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church, 9 by the Evansville Chamber of Commerce, and the remaining 9 trustees-at-large by the other 27 trustees. They are elected for three year terms which expire alternately. Trustees of the college meet in October, March, and June. Officers are: Presi- dent, Richard W. McGinnis, Secretary, Richard Rosencranz, Treasurer, Henry C. Kleymeyer, and Endowment Fund, Fred Bernhardt. Vice presidency was held by Dr. Herbert A. Keck before leaving the city. Other trustees are: 14 F. J..Bernhardt A. A. Brentano Ellis Carson W. A. Carson W. W. Cave Mrs. G. S. Clifford Rev. S. J. Cross F. B. Culley William H. Dress Leland Feigel Dr. O. W. Fifer Dr. W. C. Hartinger Dr. E. L. Hutchens J. G. lgleheart Ralph Irons Dr. W. T. Jones Henry C. Kleymeyer, Sr. Clarence Leich Bishop Titus Lowe T. M. McDonald Richard McGinnis Robert D. Mathias Samuel Orr Samuel L. Orr Dr. W. C. Patrick Rufus Putnam Richard Rosencranz William Shear Rev. N. G. Talbott North Townsend Dr. J. M. Walker A. J. Wedeking Dr. W. H. Wylie T. J. Morton, Sr.

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