University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Religious Life Three important projects were carried out by the Religious Life Committee. Religious emphasis week was an inspiring period, with Dr. T. Z. Koo as our leader. Through- out the year Deputation Team members represented the College in church and or- ganizational programs, and the annual World University Service drive was held. Fronf Row: Charles Robertson, Peggy Atkinson, Joanne Bailey, chairman; Sharon Phillips. Back Row: Edward Houswald, Mearl Culver, Tony Matthews, Richard Selb. Socio The Social Life Committee helped every- one get acquainted at the annual Ice- breaker Da nce early in the fall. Midwinter activities centered around the selection and crowning of the basketball queen. A part in May Day was the final project. Front Row: William Coates, Virginia Weigel, Mary Lou Hellman, Corian Stambaugh, Liz Romine, Judy Anderson, Jane Dreher, chairman. Back Row: Joe Kirk, Paul O ' Dell. Welf are To provide for the welfare of all students, the Welfare Committee supplied and maintained the Health Clinic, where every student is entitled to receive treatment. Provision for this care is included in the student activity fee. In case of an acci- dent, a student may apply to this group for additional financial aid up to $100. Front Row: Norman Martin, Joyce Becker, John Challmon, chairman; Bill Healy, Ralph Cole- man. Back Raw: William FInley, Bill Corpening, Orvllle Joebker. 27

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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.

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union activities Dances, parties, pep assemblies, meetings, luncheons and teas, everything but classes are held in the Union Building. Parties! Games! Dances! Fun! Entertain- ment! All this and much more were pro- vided by the staff and personnel of our Student Union. Originality, initiative and hard work went into the planning and direction of sweater hops, Kampus Kapers, the Avalon cruise and the Christmas party. Guiding the students was Miss Shirley Grant, Union social director. Two big parties were the annual all- campus Christmas party and the Union birthday party. Movies, games, dancing, entertainment and Santa Clous were all provided for the former while the latter was highlighted with two five-layer birth- day cakes. Kampus Kapers changed its format this year. Individual novelty acts were added to the usual skits provided by the fraterni- ties and sororities. The Four Freshmen may even become a legend, having made their second appearance this year — two crazy-wild performances. Front Row: Doug Barthlow, Jack Miller, Margie Hassee. Top Row: Joanne Bailey, Buddy Watkins, president; Sally Reece, Paul O ' Dell, Carolyn Lockwood. Union Board