University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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At the right, the second place menls AA division winner backs the Aces against the Valpo Cru- saders. Sigma Phi Epsilon built the display. Above, Phi Mu took womenls AA second place with Knight Fall for Valpof' At the right, Hughes Hall's display won iirst place in the A division judging of displays.

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1, ,Ka ln' N r Lambda Chi Alpha won first place in the AA men's division for lawn displays for the 1965 Homecoming. A fire-breath- ing dragon backed the slogan, Scorch 'em Aces. Lambda hz C122 O Wzn Dzsplay A arab Flatten em Aces was the wmnmg slogan for the women were judged on Friday but trophies were not given until . m..,:,,.- 1 , g V , K .. N QQ' f ' - , A w - ,IJ gp. I' 'N'x'4-rm.. '.:f-..g- V X NP 'L.,.mfA ,g..:s s, v -. M ,A fred, M .M pf H1-W. .N :frm 1, WT, -A -ff' f -' v-. :X . , ' ' - ' . 4 ,,-1-ff-fn' '- 75'i.f-.1 Y, 'Va . L. W':'? 1' 59 K , Z1 5 4 M in ' V . 1 ff l r 3-. E N 'nf X , 1 ...A?j.v'fQfr 2 . Q -i ' 3 +,x 4' r' r , f ,xp . f. ,. . , 'fl m : ' 1 J ' ' .fs . f' ' l, ij, 94 sr 6, ..4 . A ur Y 4 ' ,. lf ,ft , r

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HRIVER mn Basketball player Gary McClary received a Randy Cooksey had to wait in a much longer line before he reached Kenneth Jones, tremendous get-well wish when hundreds of registrar, where he received class cards during winter quarter registration. concerned students signed a scroll to boost his recovery in a St. Louis, Mo., hospital. all, inter uarter Activities Include Lectures, programs, drives and projects were among the activities of the student body during a very busy fall quarter. 'With a letter students wished basketball player Gary McClary a speedy recovery while he was in the hospital in St. Louis, Mo. They also gave money to CARE for the purchase of school books and supplies for South Vietnamese children. This was sponsored by Indiana Sen. Birch Bayh and netted S105 here. Students helped address Christmas cards to be sent to servicemen in Viet Nam also. During the quarter, students had the opportunity to hear a speaker on Extrasensory Perception. Dr. G. Pratt, Duke University psychology professor, spoke on Nov. 12. High school students were welcomed to campus on Jour- nalism Day, Oct. 16, and High School Day, Oct. 23. Journalism Day featured Ralph Holsinger, associate pro- fessor of journalism at Indiana University, as speaker. Two S150 scholarships in journalism were awarded to Kathy Britton, a North High School student, and Darrell Chris- tian, a Henderson High School senior. Jane Jaris of Mt. Carmel, Ill., was alternate winner. Religion In College Life Week, Oct. 25 through 30, had as guest speaker Dr. Chester Pennington of Minne- apolis, Minn. RICL Week ended with a Retreat at Santa Claus Campground, Dale, Indiana, for the students.