McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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■ ■ . .g- g c KEN PRE E : : .. .-. ..- I ' cniors Clarence R. Brennan, A. B. East St. Lotus, lUtnois To he able to head a senior class, it is necessary to possess the best methods of diplomacy, a keen insight into human nature and an irresistible personality. Such is Chick, our class president. His radiant smile, cheerful disposition and friendUness are typ- ical evidence of his true ' Shamrock ancestry. Chick ' is one of the most popular men on the campus and ever dependable in his tasks. A pretty little co-ed seems to be his only weakness or is it his comfort and strength? PRESIDENT CENTENNIAL CLASS; PRESIDENT PHILOSOPHIANS; PRESI- DENT Y. M. C. A.; PRESIDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION; VICE-PRESI- DENT O.XFORD CLUB; DEBATE TEAM, ' 26. ' 37; PI KAPPA DELTA; BACHELORS. Daniel Earl Hussong, A. B. Raxatia, lUinms A pleasing personality enhanced by a rich basso voice, a friendly- smile and a congenial attitude have made Huss one of the pop ' ular men on the campus. Though much of his time seemed to be occupied in the company of his lady fair, he found plenty of opportunities to take a remark- able part in student activities. He would be an asset to any or- ganization in which he might be interested, and with his native ability in song and public speech, Huss will surely make his mark. QUARTET. 24. 25, =6. ' 17; SONG LEADER; GLEE CLUB. ' 24. ' iv ' 6. 17. -28; DEBATE. 1918; GYPSY ROVER; MARTHA: BOHEMIAN GIRL. MESSIAH; AS YOU LIKE IT; TAMING OF THE SHREW;- PLATO; NATURE CLUB; ALPHA PSI OMEGA; PI KAPPA DELTA; LASS O ' LIMERICK TOWN. ' Ruth Henry, A. B. Oblong, Illinois Great things often come disguised in small packages, and so it is with Ruth. Her quiet, brown eyes and her merry smile are indeed an index to her serious and humorous nature. Just ask Chick. Anything attempted is that thing accomplished, when Ruth is the one to do it. A true McKendrean and a real friend is this demure member of the Centennial class. VICE-PRESIDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION, CLIO PRESIDENT. Margaret Teague, B. M. West Frankfort, Illinois Some people are fortunate in being endowed with both beauty and talent. Margaret is a good example of such a combination. With these assets and a magnetic personality, she swept into the arena of her life. Earl Hussong. By her musical ability and achievements, she has attained the goal which has for its reward the degree. Bachelor of Music. CLIO PRESIDENT; GLEE CLUB; MESSIAH; THE LASS O ' LIMERICK TOWN; THE BOHEMIAN GIRL; ALPHA PSI OMEGA; STUDENT ASSOCIATION PIANIST. Ti(fiit) ' -Tu ' o

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MC KENDREE Alimiiustratiiin Claude E. Vick Education B. S., University of Illinois, igi ' ;. Graduate study: University of Illinois, summers 1925-26. Wesley Charles Kettlekamp History A. B., Central Wesleyan College, 1921; A. M., Uni- versity of Chicago, 1922. Graduate study: University of Chicago, 1922. Olive E. Patmore Expression arid English Graduate School of Expression, Trevecca College, 1920; A. B., Trevecca College, 1922. Graduate study: Boston School of Expression, summer 1923; Gym- nasium Course, Morse School of Expression. J. Wendell Dunn Physics B. S., McKendree College, 1925. Graduate study: University of Illinois, summers 1925-26. Oliver C. Wahl Vio in Graduate in Violin and Theory, Beethoven Conserva- tory, 1926; Student of Ernest La Prade, summer 1926; A. B., McKendree College, 1928. Pauline Harper Voice Graduate in Piano and Theory, Missouri Wesleyan, 1909; Graduate in Public School Music Methods, Northwestern U.; Graduate in Voice, Missouri Wesleyan, 1920; Student Denver University, summer 1921; Student of John C. Wilcox; Voice pupil of John W. Bohn, 1926; Northwestern U. School of Music, summer, 1926. Mrs. Minnie Phillips House Mother Irvin R. Nelson Historv , McKendree College, 1928.

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Seniors Clifton Gould, B. S. Lebanon, Illinois The captain of our fast basketball squad has shown his i fulness on the athletic field as well as in the parlor. Active as a deer on the gridiron and basketball court, Hurley is as smooth as a dear when Peggy he courts. Versatile as an athlete, he is no less so as a speaker. His smooth, flowing tongue works equally well, whether for an impromptu, to a prospective Fuller Brush customer, or in making love. PLATO; MATH CLUB; FOOTBALL, -14. ' ij. ' i6, ' ij; BASKETBALL. 6. 27, CAPTAIN. ' 28; TRACK, ' i . ' 26, ' 27. CAPT. ' MN, ' 28; ALPHA MU- OMEGA; McKENDREAN STAFF, ' 27; ' M CLUB; PURPLE M, ' - -26, Joseph Guandolo, A. B. Conway, Pennsylvania That rare combination of athletic ability and keen intellect is one of the fine attributes of this lovable chap — Joe — in whose veins flows the blood of ancestors from Sunnyland. An indefatigable worker, with an unceasing interest in all stu- dent activities and a smiling way, make Joe a natural leader in whatever he undertakes. His talent in argumentation and writing assure him a bright future. FOOTBALL. 24, ' 25, ■26. -27, CAPTAIN, ' 26; BASEBALL, ' 26. ' 27. ' 28; AN- NUAL STAFF, ' 26. ' 27. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. 27; EDITOR, McKENDREE CENTENNIAL HISTORY; DEBATE. -26, -27, ' 28, CAPTAIN. ' 27. ' 28; VICE- PRESIDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION; PRESIDENT OF CARNEGIE HALL; PI KAPPA DELTA; PRESIDENT PLATONIAN LITERARY SO- CIETY. Margaret Robinson, A. B. Lebanon, Illinois What girl ' s heart does not thrill when she sees a handsome athlete go forward to bring honors to his Alma Mater and to himself. Peg is no exception, for she was always there when a certain dark-haired Senior was in the fray. Peg will always be remembered when we chance to think of Shakespeare, for she interpreted Rosalind ' s part in As You Like It in a very realistic manner. Vivian Young, A. B. Mdrissa, Illinois For versatility, Viv is without peer. Her convincing person- ality won for her a position on the Debate Team of 26, and also the attentions of a dark-haired McKendrean known as Joe. She is an able impersonator and her readings are always appre- ciated. Her magnetic personality and her ready smile have won for her many friends. ■Tit ' eiit;y-Three