McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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WHO ' S WHO (Left to right): G. Devore, V. Jones, J. Kean, M. Harshbarger, T. Gordon, D. Harmon. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is a stan- dard directory and index of information containing biographies of distinguished students throughout America. Selection of students to be recognized in Who ' s Who is made devoid of politics, initiation fees, and dues. On this page are listed the McKendreans, four seniors and two juniors, who will be listed in the 1943-44 edition of Who ' s Who. DONALD HARMON (Senior) Don ' s leadership and cheerful smile helped to win many friends. His sportsmanship was shown in the basketball games in which he participated. He has a bubbling sense of humor and we shall always remem- ber his Iteen wit. THOMAS GORDON (Junior) His quiet personality and ever-ready smile pro- claimed him the honor of leadership in his classes. His amazing ability in chemistry and mathematics has proved that he is a true student. MARGARET HARSHBARGER (Senior) Harshie has a keen sense of humor, which every- one admires. Her leadership and persistence were shown through her successful participation of church organizations and campus activities. Her laughter has resounded over the Old Hill for four happy years. JOYCE ANN KEAN (Junior) Jake has a pleasant voice and lovely manners. Her high scholastic standing has proved that she is a competent leader in the many offices she has filled. GEHL DEVORE (Senior) Gehl ' s scholastic ability stands out on the Old Hill. He was always willing to lend a helping hand when it was needed. VERGENE JENKINS JONES (Senior) Vergene ' s musical talents have been appreciated by McKendree students and outsiders. From a Voice of Experience , she can relate interesting facts concern- ing the life of an army wife. We respect her for coming back to school to graduate.

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REVIEW STAFF SEATED (left to right Gutekunst, G. Winter ): M Harshbarger, M. Ball, J. Kean, R. Koerber rowd, F. Hortin, R. Stadge, W. Searles, R. Gile Stollings, Martin, E, L. Benton. STANDING: Kampmeyer. Notaras, Mrs. REVIEW STAFF The McKendree Review is in its twenty-third year of service to the college. The Review is published every two weeks of the school year except during vacations. This year the Review is being sent to all former McKendreans who are now in the armed services. The staff is composed of the members of the jour- nalism classes. The editorial positions are held by those who have completed the elementary journalism courses. Any who are interested in journalism may serve as reporters. The same staff published The McKendrean. Addi- tional activities during the year included: two fall leaf rakings and High School Day. Gehl Devore, editor of THE McKENDREAN, was not a member of THE REVIEW staff. Joyce Ann Kean Editor Maxine Ball News Editor Ruth Koerber Feature Editor Bill Searles ' Circulation Manager Robert Stadge Business Manager Peter Notaras Assistant News Editor Bill Stallings Assistant Feature Editor Edna Kampmeyer Assistant Business Manager Norman Baker As sistant Circulation Manager Flossie Hortin Assistant News Editor Gene Winterrowd Sports Editor Herschel Martin Assistant Feature Editor Louise Benton Assistant Circulation Manager Rebecca Giles Make-up Editor Margaret Harshbarger Typist Mrs. H. C. Gutekunst Soonsor McKENDREAN STAFF FRONT ROW (left to W. Stallings, E. Kamp ight): M. He shbarger W. SeaHes G. Devore, R. Koerber, Mrs. Gutekunst. SECOND ROW: L. Benton P. Notaras. THIRD ' ROW: R. Stadge, J. Kean, F. Hortin, G. Winterrowd, R. Giles, H. Martin

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BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW {Left to McKnelly, C. Jackson, ight): V. Jackson, V. Donaldson, D. He L. Jones, A. Kleinschmidt, H. Garrett, i, I. Thetford, G. Devore. Church (coach). BACK ROW: Notaras (Mgr.), J. With the war taking most of the men away from the campus this year, McKendree was fortunate enough to have a basketball squad. All of the players were new on the team; nevertheless a good fighting spirit was prevalent throughout the season. The squad was handicapped by most of the team living off the cam- pus. At the end of the first semester McK lost their captain, Don Harmon, and another important player, John McKnelly. Edward Wright came the second semester and played some good ball as forward and guard. The team won four out of seven games which is very good considering the inexperience and the diffi- culty in training. Most of the players will be back on the campus again next year and the Purple and Whites should once again see a good season. CHEER LEADERS Schedule McK Opp. Greenville 20 28 Shurtleff 27 24 Shurtleff 30 44 Greenville 30 28 Principia 21 23 Greenville 28 29 Ashley Independents 57 48 Greenville 41 45 Altamont Independents 41 56 Altamont Independents 44 51 Ashley Independents 44 41 is For when the One Great Scorer comes To write against your name, He marks — not that you won or lost — But how you played the game. — Grantland Rice, Alumnus Football. (Left to right): G. Winterrowd, W. Stalling , R. Koerbe