University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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SITTING are: Dr. Orville Jaebker, Dr. Nicholas Brown, Dr. Virginia Grabill, Nancy Roser, Dick Werking, Dr. Melvin W. Hyde, Dr. Charles Robertson and Mr. Arthur Aarstad. STANDING are: Dr. Lowell Weller, Dr. Marvin Hartig, Dr. Phi Kappa Phi Each spring quarter new members are elected and ini- tiated into PHI KAPPA PHI, national all-college honorary. The main purpose of the honorary is to honor the College's highest ranking students. It differs from all other honor societies chieHy in the fact that it is open to all student and faculty members in any department. The local chapter of Phi Kappa Phi was established at EC in the spring of 1963. Thomas Harding, Dr. Ralph Coleman, Dr. Kelly Miles, Dr. Clarence Buesking, Dr. Vivien Maves, Dr. Philip Kinsey, Dr. Virgil Bailey and Dr. James Morlock. Kappa Pi KAPPA PI art honorary is open to all art majors or minors or to any student who is interested in art and has a B average in all art courses. Each year the Beta Xi chapter of Kappa Pi sponsors the annual clothes line art sale, a homecoming display, and art Elms on campus. Kappa Pi members SITTING are: Donna Lochmueller, Mr. Leslie Miley, sponsor, Kay Anne Robertson, Barry Ed Miller, Jeanne Sexson, James Goodridge, President, Britton, Nancy Ensinger, Randalyn Houchin, Teresa Linda Waren, Bonnie Koch, Barbara Criswell, Karen Markley, Sally Westfall, Linda Ross and Janice Miller. Kraft, Gail Steiner, and Steve Ritzel. STANDING are:

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5 X X x n-nu-:np Q r -Q, E 7 ,ll 4. CAMPUS LEADERS are ROW I Gayla Dame and Barbara Robinson. ROW 2 Anne Pampe, Kay Hawk, Debra Lyles, Nancy Newkirk, Helen Caradine, Barbara Line, and Nancy Roser. ROW 3 Winston Evans, Mike Todd, Jim Wooten, and Steve Bosse. Fred Barton, Ann Fisher, Nancy Harmon, Rand Ihle and Jerry Linzy were not present for the picture. Leaders and otables Each Spring the faculty of Evansville College selects whose seniors who have demonstrated leadership and scholarship for membership in Cam- pus Leaders and Campus Notables. To be nominated as a Notable a student must have maintained a 3.00 average for the four quar- ters preceding election and must have shown leadership in at least one activity. Campus Lead- ers must have maintained at least a 2.5 average for the four quarters preceding their election and have displayed leadership qualities as a member of various campus organizations. CAMPUS NOTABLES are ROW I Judi Keneipp, Kendra Arsdall and Grover Cleveland. Doug Henry and Robert Oster Beesley, Marilyn McCutchan and Carolyn Bentley. ROW 2 meier were not present for the picture. Sharon Ross, Bonnie Washington, Dick Werking, Sandra Van- 3-Vw 5 'E ,Ti an 'V

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Wulf ll ll ll nlll 1' SEATED: Judi Keneipp, Delegate-at-large, Kendra Beesley, Secretary. ROW 2: Doug Nel- son, Treasurer, Dick Werking, Vice President, Jerry Linzy, President. The Student Government Association CSGAQ oflicers, elected each spring quarter, represent the students in the Student-Faculty Federation. After game dances and the selling of used student text books are some of SGA,s year round activities. This year a letter, signed by students, which was sent to basketball player Gary McClary, was sponsored by the Association, SGA also undertook to send Christmas cards to local men in the Armed Forces who are stationed in Vietnam. The Student Senate is formed by the SGA officers and the class officers. The class officers serve in an advisory .G.A. capacity to the SGA officers and together they formulate student policy to be presented to the Administration. The Union Board is made up of the nine students who are the chairmen of the Union Committees. They are: Pete Bland, Finance, Ann Kinnaird, House, Ann Fisher, Publicity, Gordon Stien, Fine Arts, Romona Kiefer, Per- sonnel, Judi Keniepp, Dance, Louise Land, Entertainment, Pam Brown, Games, Vicki Hay, Social. These students are elected chairmen of their committees on the basis of the service they have given in the past to their committees.