McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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THE ADMINISTRATION . The Dean EDWIN P. BAKER B.A., A.M., L.L.D. The President CLARK R. YOST A.B., D.D. [11]

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THE FACULTY W I U.I AM C. WALTON, Ph. Ii.. Ii. H. Philosophy and ReUgioi JAMES C. DOLLEY, M.A., Litt.D. Latin . -ml Greek REINHOLD B. IIHIIX. A.M. Education LEWIS K. OPFITZ, Ph.D. JOSEPHINE BITTNER, B.A., M.l . physiology AILEEN SPENCER, B.A. Biology KDW1N R. SPKXCI ALLEEN I B.A., B Librarian CIIRIST UMIKR I. I ' .ittxkr, F ' ii.D. Social Science OI.IYKR II. KI.EIXSCHMIDT, A.A.G.O. Piano, Organ, Theory LILLIAN L. STECKMAN, Ph.D. English I ' liHA M. THOMAS, B.S. Expression MRS. BLANCHE HERTENSTEIN Matron of Carnegie Hall MRS. LINDA B. WHITTINGTON Dean of Women CLIFFORD HERTENSTEIN, B.S. [10]

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COLLEGE AGE By ETHEL R. FULLER ' And he must go who ' s lived so few short springs — Just eighteen Aprils since his wide gray eyes First mirrored lilacs and blue butterflies — I did not know til now how swift the wings Of time! The full sweet years, where have they flown? Each minute of the day filled to the brim With plans, with hopes, with dreams alone for him! My little boy, who suddenly is grown. And he must go . . . for this, have mothers borne Tall splendid sons from immemorial days — To say God-speed some early autumn morn, To stand aside and let them go their ways. And if I weep to see my lad depart, It is from pride, not from a breaking heart. THE COLLEGE STUDENT . . . (With profuse apologies to Mr. Rudyard Kipling] By T. D. A. COCKERELL Vacation ' s here, an ' I return To Pokerville, but not the same; Things ' ave transpired which made me learn The size and meanin ' of the game. I did no more than others did, I don ' t know when the change began; I started as an average kid, I finished as a thinkin ' man. If college was what college seems, An ' not the college of our dreams, But only yells an ' jazz an ' paint, ' Ow quick we ' d drop ' er — But she ain ' t! — School and Society. [12]