University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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engineering building Modern! A step toward the future! A symbol of the forward look! The Engineer- ing-Science Building houses the labs, atom charts, and botany slides. Used by the scientific investigating unit of the cam- pus, the E building is known as one of the best of its kind. The twenty labora- tories scattered throughout the three floors, house top-notch scientific equip- ment. The Administration Building looks forward academically. Admission, tuition, proba- tion, and sometimes classes are handled in the towered building known as the Ad. No matter what a student ' s major, he will pass through the Ad Building ' s halls during his learning stay. Besides visiting the radio station, WEVC, the library, or Freshman convocations, he is bound to meet the dean of something. Over the years the Administration Build- ing has become the symbol of Evansville College. administration building 10

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administration The administrative staff socializes at President Hyde ' s home. Seated: Mrs. Meivin Hyde; Mrs. R. F. Roulston, assistant registrar; Mrs. Charlotte Stephens, women ' s counselor; Mr. Ralph Olmsted, business manager; Mr. Dean Long, vice president; Mr. G. R. McCoy, registrar; Miss Louise Moberly, assistant public relations director; Mr. Carl Shrode, assistant admissions counselor; and Dr. Meivin Hyde, president. Standing: Dr. James Morlock, dean of men; Dr. Edgar McKown, dean of the college; Mr. Marvin Hartig, evening college director; Dr. Robert Thompson, dean of students; Mr. Clifford Kraft, admissions counselor; and Mr. Robert Rov iand, public relations director. 12