University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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CAMERA CLUB Members of the Camera Club first row left to right: Mr. Martin Chanin, Joan Hallinan. VVilma Pierce, Bernice Cullev. Bob Funkhouser, Glen Elder, and Charles Gardner. Second row left to right: Ray Billingsley. Lee Hammons, .Mr. Fred Wessel. Paul Banner, Ralph Abshier, and Sam Wherry. The Evansville College Camera Club was organized in 1947 for the purpose of a mutual exchange of knowledge between members. The club conducts lectures and discussions at its weekly meetings. Demonstrations by local amateur and profession- al photographers at the monthly meetings. At these meet- ings informal individual instruction of the neophytes by the more experienced shutterbugs is given. The club conducts an annual Salon which is open to prints from Evansville College students. Officers for this year were: Glen Elder, president, Don Pribble, vice president, and Wilma Pierce, secretary-treas- urer. MODERN LANGUAGES • Looking over a Spanish textbook is Mr. Thom- as Doherty. assistant professor of Spanish, M.A.. Middleburv College, and Miss Gertrude Leich, assistant professor of Spanish, M.A., National University of Mexico. A. Head of the modern language department is Mr. Francis Werk- ing, Ph.D.. Ohio State Univer- sitv. For those students who needed a foreign language as a tool or as a means of advancement for academic and pro- fessional competence, the department of modern languages stood ready to serve. The department is headed by Mr. Woody erking, who teaches classes in German, French and Italian phonetics, and Greek and Latin derivations. Miss Gertrude Leich teaches Spanish, and Mr. Thomas Doherty, is an instructor of Spanish and French. A new course, Greek and Latin derivations in scientific terminology was added to the department ' s curricula dur- ing the past year. 26

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Mr. John Boyd, was advisor for the 1919 LinC.

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f . f f s« i •-•■ ' V a Mcmlids of the Beta Alpha Kappa kneeling left to right; Nor- ns ResnokU, Charles Fowler, and Gerry Fit gerald. Seated left to right: Donald OX.onner. Earl Wilson, Bill Moskos. Harold Thomas, , lex Hofmeister. Harrv Goldblatt, and Helen Nonrse. Standing left to right; Bill Stevens, Jim Brown, John Freeman. Harry Damm. Ray Kopycki, Dick Haering, Ed Schmitt. and Andy Tempco. BETA ALPHA KAPPA Beta Alpha Kappa, business administranon club, is a member of the National Intercollegiate Chamber of Commerce, which is composetl of some of the major colleges throughout the country. Membership in BAK is open to any person major- ing in business administration or economics. Officers during the year were Owen Hamilton, pres- ident; Harry Goldblatt, vice president; and Evelyn Ayers, secretary. After Mr. Hamilton ' s graduation ni January, Mr. Goldblatt took over the position of pres- ident of the organization, and Norris Reynolds was elected to fill the vacancy of vice president. Charles Studer was the secretary. The group visited several local manufacturing plants and also had outside individuals as guest speak- ers during the year. They saw and ' discussed subjects of interest to the group on the related fields of busi- ness and economics. Mr. Paul Busey, associate professor of economics, was the faculty advisor. Mr. Dean Long, administrative assist- ant to the president and head of the department of bnsiness and economics, M.B.A., Harvard Graduate School of Business. The LinC photographer caught this group of business ad- ministration students on one of their tours of local in- dustries. Examining some Servel equipment from left to right: Bill Scott. Ray Kopvcki, Jim Allen. Gerald McDan- iels, and Tom Boston.