University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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LinC of Evansville College 1964 Volume XLII Lin stands for Lincoln, the avenue wide On which fronts the campus, the field of our pride. C means not only the College we praise — The school we will love throughout all our days — But Clifford, the father, a true pioneer Who blazed out the way with a vision clear. LinC read aright, Life in College appears, Love in College translate it, if that suits your years. But though C stands for College and Culture, ' til true, ' Tis the first part of City, Community, too; And while we LinC up each year to the past. Forging a chain that will hold us all fast. We mean to LinC, also, our life here in school To life in the world — though opposed to all rule — That we may give freely of our very best To the City which touches our doors on the west, And that it in its turn may teach us to know How to best serve our fellows as through life we go. Thus of whatever phase of our College we think. It is all to be found in the one word — the LinC. Wahnita DeLong This poem was written in 1922 for the first LinC ever published. Wahnita DeLong was an English teacher and later became Dean of Women. This book was edited by Ralph E. Olmsted, who is now College Business Manager.

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