University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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President ' s Roundtable Tom Lukens, chairman. 1st Row: Connie Miller, Susan Chenoweth, Nancy Lai, George Rumford, Frank Healy, Buddy Wotkins, Mary Lou Taylor, Marilyn BortleH. 2nd Row: John Bennett, Jim Barney, Jane Chonley, Carolyn Lockwood, Margie Hassee, Carolyn Kohl, Joan Bosse, Shirley Fink, Hiroshi Kise. 3rd Row: Jim Rose, Jim Dunn, Jim Schreiber, Bill Greer, Charlie David, Don GriflRth, Jock Schernekau. With Tom Lukens in the president ' s seat, the Student Government Association of- ficers, Student Senate and President ' s Roundtable started their ]955-56 program with a campaign for additional parking space on campus. The new parking lot, lo- cated directly behind the Athletic Department offices, was opened the first week in January. Earlier SGA had sponsored the annual Student-Faculty Federation dinner, a meeting for all the officers and committee members, where plans are made, projects discussed and hopes built up. Traditional projects sponsored by the Association were Homecoming, Dad ' s Day, Mr. and Miss Community Chest and the March of Dimes. Some netted monetary rewards, but all provided fun along with hard labor for the workers. Besides President Lukens, the Roundtable includes the presidents of the various campus organizations, and the Student Senate takes in the chairmen of the six Student-Faculty Federation Committees and the SGA officers. These two groups are guided by the Administrative Board, composed of Lukens and the other SGA officers, Jim Schreiber, Shirley Fink and Carol Schoolfield. All these groups met regularly to discuss campus problems and to act on pertinent questions. student government 25

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Student Government Officers: Tom lukens, president; Shirley Fink, secretary; Jim Schreiber, vice president; Carol Schoolfleld, treasurer. Student Senate: -liin Schreiber, Tom Lukens, Shirley Fink, Jerry Neiswanger, John Challmon, Carol Koehler, Jane Oreher, Joanne Bailey, and Hal Burckhartt. 24

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Fine Arts Organizing art exhibits in the Union, buy- ing new records for the music room, spon- soring campus eliminations for a speech conference, and promoting general cul- tural development on the campus were a few of the activities of the Fine Arts Com- mittee. Front Row: Eldon Katter, Virgil Logan, Lois Donham, Florence Keve. Back Row: Norman Heim, Carolyn Kohl, Hal Burck- hartt, chairman; Gaye Carnahon, Connie Mil- ler. Publications The Publications Committee serves in an advisory capacity to the Crescent and LinC staffs and is responsible for all student publications. Editor and business manager of the LinC and Crescent, respectively, are appointed in the spring quarter. Jane Chanley, Daniel Boughner, Freda Martin, Susan Chenoweth, Carol Koehler, chairman. Athletic The intramural sports program was en- courage d by the Athletic Committee, and teams were organized in all major sport areas. Other activities included the selec- tion of cheerleader candidates prior to campus election and the arrangement of pep and victory assemblies. Jerry Neiswanger, Bill Gabert, Jim Casper, Carolyn Conaway, Charlie Oxiey, Frank Healy, chairman.