University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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STUDENTS WHO became noted in sports are: (front row) Bob Wooley, who was chosen to be the 1952 foot¬ ball captain, and Ray Bawel, recipient of the 1951 Kiwanis Award. In the back row are: Charles Fisher and Ed Wessel, both of whom were chosen on the Ohio Valley Conference team. Ed Wessel was 1951 football team captain. FOOTBALL HOMECOMING, a great celebration for the entire community, is not complete without the dance after the game. Here faculty, alumnae, alumni, students, and friends of the college enjoy an evening of dancing. 1 9-A 19-B PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE members ard chosen to solve the problems that peri¬ odically confront the social sororities on campus. Members shownhere are: (seated, left to right) Mrs. Charlotte Stephens (fac¬ ulty), Mary Frances Roessler, and Gloria Fleener; (standing) Joann Mann, Eloise Wood, Marianna Cubbison, Elizabeth Lockwood, and Joyce Wiggers. NEWLY ORGANIZED Inter-Fraternity Coun¬ cil attempts to answer the questions that arise within the social fraternities. Origi¬ nally the group met to organize within the fraternities and instill in the student body more school spirit at football games. Chart¬ er members discussing the. adoption of a constitution are: (left to right, seated) Ned Conder, Marion Tuttle, Ray Lasher, Joe Emerson, Edwin Seibert, and Paul Dewig; (standing) John Moening and John E. Robin¬ son, Jr.

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BROWN, HAROLD W. -- B. S., Business Administration; Pi Kappa, 2-3-4, Chaplain, 3. 18-A BROWN, ROGER -- B. A., Pre- Law (History and Business Ad¬ ministration; Beta Alpha Kappa, 2-3; Phi Zeta, 2-3-4; Pre-Law, 1-2-3-4; Union Management Board, 4. BROWN, STEPHEN S. -- A. B., Elementary Education; Indiana University; Pi Epsilon Phi, 1, BURTON, MAURICE E. -- B. S., Business Administration; Wes¬ tern Kentucky State; Beta Alpha Kappa, 4. CANTERBURY, JERRY -- CARTER, PAUL -- 18-B : STUDENTS AND faculty alike serve on the Men’s Coun¬ cil and attempt to solve the problems of their respec¬ tive social organizations. Members of the council shown here are: (front row, left to right) Bill Lord, Phi Zeta, James Morlock (faculty), Ronald Christian, Acacia, and E. Stanley Grafton, Acacia; (back row) John Moening, Phi Zeta, Roger Shanner, Pi Epsilon Phi, and Carl Gilbreath, Pi Epsilon Phi. Pi Kappa’s representatives were not present for the picture. CHARLOTTE STEPHENS is faculty advisor for the members on the Women’s Council. The members of the council during the winter quarter were: (front row) Billie Jean Miller, Chi Omega, Pat Bates, Beta Sigma Omi- cron, and Joyce Wiggers, Phi Mu; (standing) Mary Cole¬ man, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Marybeth Page, -Chi Omega, and Pat Whitehead, Alpha Omicron Pi.

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20-A 20-B A REQUIREMENT for a degree in elementary and sec- Here Emmalouise Seegmueller is conducting a class in ondary education is three quarters of practice teaching. speech at Bosse High School. INCREASED ACTIVITY in the Union presents a barrage of problems for members of the Union Management Board. Members are: (seated) Joyce Wiggers (without a chair); Billie Jean Miller, Imogene Merritt, Dave Millen, and Vera Robinson. Jim Rose is standing.