McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President GEHL DEVORE Vice-President... MARGARET SAXE Secretary. .. ROBERT MATTHEWS Treasurer ROBERT DANNENBRINK Serg ' t-at-Arms. BOYD ANDERSON 3oyd Anderson, Robert Dannenbrink, Margaret Saxe, Robert Matthews, Gehl Devore. SOPHOMORE ' S PHILOSOPHY ' Plato, Euripides, Socrates, Diogenes, Are known for their philosophies. Philosophies of modern Greek, Makes ancient logic very weak, A sophomore, the might speaks: The more you study, the more you know; The more you know, the more you forget; The more you forget, the less you know. So why study? The less you study, the less you forget; The less you forget, the more you know; The more you know, the more you forget. So why study? Our intellectual wizards enthusi- astically expound their theories and doctrines to all listeners. What their philosophy lacks in quality is more than compensated for by its quantity. Their social program was climaxed by a hay ride on which real hay was used.

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Antone Tepatti Ethel Dewhirst Ross Hortin Mary Elizabeth Presley Frank Glotfelty Grace Phillippo Charles Chadwell Earl Braeutigam Mary Ellen Glotfelty Paul Griffin Royce Timmons LaVerne Book Paul Baker Barbara Boggess Ralph Monken Donald Hartman Mary Matthews Gerald Gulley Keith Brunning James Oppitz Frances Robinson Lewis Winterrowd James Loy Dale Turner Robert Herman Walton Russ Cyril Curtis

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Ernie Smith Carol Heer Arthur Hinson Margaret Saxe Emma Jane Hackmann Gordon Huff Alberta Pimlott Calvin Ryan Donald Harmon Beatrice Attey Clifford Keck Margaret Hcrshbarger Edith Pritchard Maxine Ball Betty Stelzriede Boyd Anderson Robert Matthews Kathleen Weidler Leslie Purdy Roy Waggoner Robert Dannenbrink Dottie Moore George Kennedy Bonnie Bell Gehi Devore Bernard Logan Lois Kinison Alvin Whittemore