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Ralph Olmstead, 1918 - Archivist of Evansville College/University of Evansville |
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Robert Orr - Governor of Indiana; U.S. Ambassador of Singapore |
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Louise Osborn, 1915 -- Author, artist, Head of Central's English Department, and Consultant in Language Arts for the Evansville Public Schools. |
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Louise Kiely Owen, 1947 - Teacher, Coach, World Class Tennis Player, Won many National and International Tennis Tourneys |
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Dr. Joe Park, 1931 - Educator and Writer |
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Frieda Peters, 1911 - Executive Directory of Y.M.C.A. |
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Hiram Ravdin, 1912 - Hiram Ravdin Award for seniors is given in his memory |
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Dr. Isidor S. Ravdin, 1912 - Physician and surgeon to President Dwight D. Eisenhower |
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Homer Louis (Boots) Randolph, 1947 GED Army - Famous Saxophone player |
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Dr. William Ridgeway, 1938 - Practiced Ophthalmology in San Francisco for 40 years until his retirement in 1989. He is recognized among the foremost experts in the treatment of glaucoma. Served U.S. Navy as ship Surgeon. He bought Harlaxton Manor in England and donated it to U of E |
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Dr. Herman J. Sander, 1922 - U.S. Air Force research scientist and Chief of Intelligence |
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Paul J. Scheips, 1931 - College Teacher, Military Historian and Editor, Biographer of Gen. Albert J. Myer |
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Margery Schlamp Shaw, M.D., 1940 - College Teacher and Nationally known Geneticist |
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James Springfield, 1953 - Director of the Federal Food Stamp Program in Washington, D.C. |
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Major General Robert Alan Tiebout, 1956 - Commanding General, U.S. Marine Corps Research, Development and Acquisition Command, Quantico, Virginia |
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Walter Wahnsiedler, 1912 - Longtime Teacher at Central and Social Studies Department Head. |
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William E. Wilson, 1923 - College Teacher, Journalist, Author of Indiana History Book |
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Lloyd Wesley Winnecke, 1978 - Jan. 1, 2012 - 34th Mayor of Evansville, IN, Bachelor of Science degree in Communication from U of E, News Director WEHT-TV news 25, Marketing Director and Senior VP at Fifth Third Bank. Vanderburgh Co. Council and Commission, Honored with Keep Evansville Beautiful Volunteer of the Year Award. |
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John Larkin Young, 1917 - Vice President of the U.S. Steel Corp; Consulting Engineer for World-wide Steel Mill Projects; Engineer of the Year 1955 |