University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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With the combined efforts of President Lincoln B. Hale, the Board of Trustees, and the Community, the CoHege hasconnnuedin dhnbto meetlngheredu- cational standards. lt was by realizing this need and by acHng upon H that EvansWHe CoHege has con- tinued to step ahead on the ladder of progress. At the beginning of the fall semester, the Engi- neering-Science Building was open and ready for classes. An Open House and Dedication of the new building brought hundreds to the campus to appraise the work being done here. Early in the semester, three other buHdings,the reserve Hbrary and the of- Hce and classroom buildings, were completed. An- otherindicanon of progresg a graduate centen con- sisting of eight classes, was set up. On November 19, the Temporary Union Building was opened in coordination with the all-campus Open House. This building is the beginning of a so- cial program which will round out College life. May each successive year at Evansville College be as properous as this year - 1948. DEAN LONG Administrative Assistant to the President TRUSTEES: Dr. Herman Baker Rev. R. E. Badger Mr. F. J. Bernhardt Mr. A. A. Brentano Mr. Alfred Brockriede Mr. Ellis Carson Mrs. G. S. Clittord Mr. F. B. Culley Mr. Leland Geigel Mr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. R. A. Gronemeier Frank A. Hamilton W. C. Hartinger Joseph Igleheart J. G. lgleheart W. T. Jones Henry C. Kleymeyer, Clarence Leich Bishop Titus Lowe Mrs. Paul E. Maier Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Rev. Mr. Mr. G. R. McCOY T. M. McDonald Richard McGinnis Robert Mathias Samuel Orr Samuel L. Orr Homer Page W. C. Patrick Manson Reichert Richard Rosencranz Michael F. Schaeffer William Scheor Clarence Shake Norbert Talbott North Townsend A. J. Wedeking Registrar, Director of Ad- missions DR. EDGAR M:KOWN Dean of the College RALPH OLMSTED Executive Secretary 1 ,HAROLD VAN WINKLE Director of Public Rela- tions Assistant Professor of Journalism

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. my...-N.-.-.va-up mutter C v'4.W v. : ' :QM fuzmdzep ' The academic year now closing marks another milestone in the develop- ment of our Alma Mater. Evansville College has been On the March be- cause of the interest and loyal backing of students, faculty, trustees, and a host of friends. Cooperatively we are achieving the Evansville College that will bring edu- cational opportunity to youth and help in the building of a finer Tri-State. I am particularly grateful for the contribution made by the Class of 1948 to this total development. Their share in the student leadership, which has cre- ated with the college administration many ideas and plans, has been a signifi- cant part of the democratic process so essential to the growth of a fine Ameri- can institution. And so, We face the future unafraid, confident that the bastion of free- dom and the sacred rights of the individual will be preserved in our Alma Mater. Yea, more than that, she will move on to further achievement, as the means come to hand, to provide the finest possible educational opportunity for the youth of tomorrow. LINCOLN B. HALE Ph.D. Yale President of the College

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MISS ESTHER BROWN Dean of Women, Assistant Pro- fessor of English DR FRANCIS BULLER Director of Testing and Coun- C. L. EGGERT Director of Graduate Studyp Di- rector of Evening College MISS BERYL GALAWAY Librarian MISS DORIS KIRK Director of Social Activities OLIVER LOER Counselor for Veterans, Assist ant in Evening College DR. JAMES MORLOCK Dean of Men DON PING Director of Athletics EUGENE ROBINSON Athletic Business Manager HAROLD SEE Director of Placement Bureau EVERETTE WALKER Assistant to the Dean of the College Assistant Professor of Sociology