McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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DKAN I-. Ki;i; EDWIX PERCY I ' .AKEK, . . A. .M.. E D. Forty-one years ago Dean IJaker won a place in the heart of McKendree and for forty-one years he has held that same place in the hearts of McKendreans. Never was there such genuine humor backed by such logical reasoning as that which Dean llaker possesses. It seems impossible that there could be another Ameri- can living that has taught as much German as Dean liaker. THE ADMINISTRATION Eaul Douglass aldorf. A. M. Director of Athletics R. Pauline Harper ' oice and Public School Mus Eeone Chappell Reed, A. P.. English Xell Griswold Oppitz, A. ] ' .. History Agnes Howe, A. B. Expression (1st semester i R.isalind Mae Hohn, A. B. English and Expression Waldorf lhn-,.ir Webster R. Schmidt, M. S. Physics Josephine Piittner, A. B., M. D. Physiology Eugene ' ernon Scliacffer, B. i L Molin ; Irs. ; Iinnie Phillips House Mother, Clark Hall ; Irs. Linda B. Whittington Dean of Women Mrs. Blanche Hertenstein Matron of Carnegie Hall SiliatftV

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fi Dollcy McCIm W.iI.Im X ' ick Wilson THE ADMINISTRATION illiam Clarence Walt. mi. I ' h. 1 ).. D. D. I ' hilosopliv and Religion James Clay Dolley. .M. A.. Litt. T). Latin and Greek Charles Jacnh Stowell. I ' h. 1). -Mathematics Standlei di Myrnn McClure. M. Sc. Chemistrx Edwin Kollin Spencer. I ' h. 1). I ' .iolotjv Claud E. ick. .M. S.. Uei islrar Education Christopher John I ' .illner. I ' ll. 1). Social Science J. h ' rank Reed, .M. A., ' I ' h. D. En.uhsh and I ' rench ( )li er ilenry Kleinschniidl. A. . . C.. O. I ' iano, ( )rjian and Theorx Nell I ' .lythe Waldron. I ' h. D Hist()r - I 1st semester I ' ictor K, hite. I ' h. 1!., M. A. 1 listor - I 2nd semester ) . lleen Wilson. . . 1 ' ,.. W. S. in T,. S. I,ilir;irian RIA ' . C. . ll-:i ( i II K.M( X. A. I ' ,.. 1). 1).. IJ . 1). K ' . ' ceniK, I ir. I l.irnion c.jnipliird liis twelftli year .•IS pri-sidenl ol . 1 c Kemlri ' c Colle,i;e :i term of office loiiL er ih.Ln lli.il of ;in other president hnl one in the lnslor of llie l ' (illr e. Since I )i-. Ilarnion, prob- .•|M the ni(]sl popnl.ir president in the history of the old school, assinned ihe presidenc nnich has been .•ichieved. b ' or the past iwcKc e,irs lln ' facility, as well ;rs the enrollment, h.ave experienced a stead} ' j;ro vtli. I ' Kl. llil.N r ll. l . lll.N

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ALMA MATER A ciillciif ' mill plains is stainlini . siandinj; lluTc frdin olden davs, A [liiincfi (It It-arniny, first in unlriMldt-n a s. I-ur Service and Christian Cultinx-, fur Efficienc} ' she stands, Her stins anil daiii hters priise lur. with iiices, hearts, and hands. Hail tn thee, imr dear old .MrKendree, -May we always lnyal he. It ' s a siini; nf praise we ' ll raise In tliee, Ahna Alater. dear old .M-C: May we alwa s huld thee true and wise and rij Iit. ll iiiK.r I ' tirple and the liile. And fur ieliir wt ' ll alwa s h ' J,ht. Till we win f.ir old . !c! . Kndnriiii; and strung she .--lanijs there, stands u|Min iitir cnllege liill, ThiiiiL;h iither.- ni.ay uiilminilier, she hnlds first |ihu ' e still. l- ' iir r.eaiity and ' fnuli ;nid Knnw leilL;e. and . ' er ice withnul limiiid ' I ' hen let lis raise niir iiiee.- . until the |ilains resuund.