University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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asie ' People Everyone knows the myth of the absent-minded professor who never remembers a face and asso¬ ciates only with musty books . . . But we present our faculty as people, people you’d like to meet and know . . . DR. EDGAR McKOWN . . . holds down terrific job as Dean of E.C. . . . when not solving problems, turns his attention to his philosophy and Bible classes . . . MRS. MARJORIE WEBSTER . . . formerly the brisk efficient registrar, left in March to join her husband. PROF. HENKE . . . Mike, pint-sized second edition, calls his dad He’ke . . . Prof, initiates unsuspecting victims into the mysterious realm of balance sheets and partnerships . . . PROF. MORLOCK, Dean of Men . . . officially Professor of So¬ ciology . . . but took over orphaned economic geography class in the fall . . . talks about Vivian when given a chance, and at other times, too. MR. McCOY . . . now the registrar, has herculean task of registering students three times a year . . . then there are grades, credit transfers, schedule adjusting, and endless other jobs to be done . . . RALPH OLMSTED . . . R.E.O. ... The man with the camera . . . financial wizard . . . has job of keeping track of E.C. service men. MISS WAHNITA DeLONG . . . Dean of Women . . . guides feminine activities at E.C. with understanding and patience . . . puts freshmen through the rigors of English grammar . . . DR. VAN KEUREN . . . E.V.K. . . . noted for his ever-ready wit and inevitable bow ties . . . boasts of a healthy dislike of cats . . . MISS LeCOMPTE . . . better speech and better plays her aim . . . impromptu themes, precis, Whitman, and play rehearsals are all in a day ' s work for her.

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aa%d 0 7 f ut4£ee IM Trustees ' Winter Meeting ☆ OFFICERS OF THE BOARD President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Endowment Treasurer Rev. R. E. Badger F. J. Bernhardt A. A. Brentano Ellis Carson W. A. Carson Mrs. G. S. Clifford Rev. S. J. Cross F. B. Culley Leland Feigel Dr. O. W. Fifer R. A. Gronemeier Dr. W. C. Hartinger Dr. E. L. Hutchens Joseph H. Iglehart J. G. Igleheart Ralph Irons Dr. W. T. Jones Henry C. Kleymeyer Clarence Leich Bishop Titus Lowe T. M. McDonald Richard McGinnis Robert D. Mathias Richard R. McGinnis E. L. Hutchens Richard Rosencranz Henry C. Kleymeyer Frederick J. Bernhardt T. J. Morton, Jr. Samuel Orr Samuel L. Orr Rev. Homer Page Dr. W. C. Patrick Rufus Putnam Manson L. Reichert Richard Rosencfanz William Schear North Townsend Dr. J. M. Walker A. J. Wedeking

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faculty COL. LYLE V. COURTNEY . . . tried long and hard to make the E.C. men “men” by teaching them physical ed. and mili¬ tary drill . . . spent a lot of time being Assistant Coordinator of the Navy Training Camp. DR. BLACKBURN . . . head of Foreign Language Department . . . expounds Greek and Roman history to classes . . . lulls people to sleep with his musical voice. MRS. SHEPARD AND MRS. SNETHEN ... of the music depart¬ ment . . . work together to turn out future Schumann-Heinks and Paderewskis. DR. DONALD DUNHAM . . . speed demon on the lecture platform . . . collaborates with DR. BEDIENT in turning out capable doctors . . . has the Biology side of the team . . . DR. ZUCK . . . newcomer to the biology department . . . hails from Rochester, N.Y. . . . made a host of friends in his own quiet way. PROF. LONG ... a walking encyclopedia turned to a page on Iowa . . . expert on corn through long experience in work¬ ing with it ... as a sideline, teaches economics, and is di¬ rector of Evening Education . . . MISS BETTY REGEL . . . has taken over Mrs. Sp ringer ' s job of producing perfect secre¬ taries.