University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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THE COLLEGE HYMN EVANSVILLE for white and purple fill, , oh !Rah! Rah! OtfBOY JOE to his cattle forth in his saddle horse r0 or of his repeater. ■or that feller ' s gun Volutin son-uva-gun from boy joc. School of our fathers known of old, Our Alma Mater we revere. We give thee loyalty untold; We love thee more and more each year; And when sweet memories of thee retur Of lessons learned, of friendships made; Thy spirit in our hearts doth burn, We face the future unafraid. marching along together Marching Along Together, Sharing ev ' ry smile and tear „g Along Together, Whistling till the skies are Swinging along the highway over the road that ' s wide Marching Along Together, Life is wonderful side by side. Marching clear Singing in assembly has always been one of the enjoyable experiences at E.C. . . . Remember the solemn cadence of the College Hymn . . . and the jumping jive of “Ragtime Cowboy Joe?” . . . This year singing is more important than ever . . . We find a hidden significance in the words ... In the following pages we see how an old song takes on a new meaning. 1 9

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Occi ' P ' leaidettt Dr. Lincoln B. Hale Regardless of the times there always seems to be men of ability and stamina to fill positions of leadership and responsibility. Men seem to be made for the job at hand no matter what it might be. Evansville College has made remarkable progress in the past few years in the face of trying times: students, courses and schools added while of a necessity others were dropped. It ha ' s managed well in a time when advanced education was going through one of its most trying periods. It has even seen the dream of its founding fathers come into feasible reality as plans are laid and funds collected for the Evansville College of tomorrow. It has ndt only continued but has now a foundation for greater and more important values. A man of extraordinary stamina, push,” desire and capabilities was required to do this for Evansville College. The College was fortunate in having such a man of experience, education, travel, strength and push as the President. To him goes much of the credit for our progress; we pay our respects to Lincoln B. Hale. 1 f 11