McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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GIRLS 7 SEXTETTE (Left to right): H. Gawthorp, S. Bergman, E. Kampmeyer, M. Michels, E. Hanbaum, R. Cooper. GIRLS ' SEXTETTE As in the past severa vided music for specia sented the college in request. Any regular college come a member of the membership is left to depends on the student Six melodious girls ' past year for enjoymen years the Girls ' Sextette has pro- school occasions and has repre- outside communities upon special woman student is eligible to be- sextette but the final decision for the director, Miss Eula Smith, and ' s general music ability, voices have blended together this t and performance. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB AND CHAPEL CHOIR In an adjustment of choral work, the accelerated col- lege program, and the war situation the Chapel Choir and the Girls ' Glee Club have been combined. The Chapel Choir is made up of mixed voices and the group has presented special numbers for our chapel services. With the aid of the director these groups have main- tained a high standard of work and with the assistance of the YWCA and the YMCA was very successful in pre- senting the Christmas program. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB AND CHAPEL CHOIR FIRST ROW (left to right)- Miss Smith, H. Gawthorp, F. Bruehl, E. Crisp, E. Kampmeyer, B. Stelzriede, R. Cooper, J Bare SECOND ROW: E. Hanbaum, F. Shaffer, D. Faulkner, W. Stallings, D Broadway, W. Stelzriede, M. Michels, F. Hortin. THIRD ROW: S Bergman, A. Springer, M Connett, L. Purcell, A. Kleinschmidt, G Reisner, V. Phillips.

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Y M C A SEATED (left to right): D. Broadway, K, Bruning, H. Olin. B Hahs R. McGrath Notaras STANDING: Lagow, L. Berger, YMCA The Young Men ' s Christian Association met every Wednesday night. The assistant regional secretary spoke to one of the combined sessions. They also helped in the Christmas program planned by the music department. They were instrumental in bringing two outside speakers for combined sessions The officers for the year were: president, Peter Notaras; vice-president, Robert Stadge; chaplain, Billy Hahs; pro- gram chairman, Warren Clark; social chairman, Roy Mc- Grath; secretary-treasurer, Harry 01 in; pianist, Don Broad- way, and faculty sponsor, the Reverend F. C. Stelzriede. Y W C A YWCA As special features in our weekly worship and discussion programs we have had a Scott Field Glee Club, a Negro Chorus, a National Y representative, and other outside speakers and guests. The YWCA sent delegates to the Area Conference at Galesburg, Illinois, and visited neighboring churches, pro- viding the programs for the Sunday Evening services We cooperated with the YMCA in redecorating the College Bookstore, entertained soldiers from Scott Field and as- sisted with the annual Christmas program besides con- tinuing our work as a participating YWCA. Mrs C. J Stowell is our sponsor. SEATED deft to right): W Luman, R. Giles, S Bergman, E. Kampmeyer (Pres.), R. Cooper, R. Koerber, D. Faulkner, SECOND ROW: B. Godwin, L Benton, E. Waggoner, G. Winterrowd, V Crocker, F. Bruehl, E. Crisp, F. Klopmeyer, J. Bare. THIRD ROW: F. Hortm, E. Hanbaum, A. Springer, V. Childress, V. Vickers, F. Shaffer, D. Sanker, H. Gawthorp.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SOCIETY SEATED (left to right ' : J Bare, Mrs. Gutekunst, E W STANDING: G Wmterrowd, D. Faulkner, R, Stadge, P. M, Michels, V. Crocker, R. McGrath, L. Benton. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SOCIETY This new organization, established in 1943 on our campus, has shown much progress. Its membership, which has increased during the past year, is limited to students of foreign language The society is designed to promote an international understanding and good will among the students of allied countries. Letters of French and Span- ish were received as well as English Highlight of the year was the annual party held at the home of Mrs. H. C. Gutekunst, sponsor and organizer of the group. Officers: Wyvona Luman, president, Edna Kampmeyer, vice-president, and Estelle Waggoner, secretary-treasurer. aggoner, W Luman iPresi, E. Kampmeyer, B. Stelzriede. Notaras, F. Shaffer, G. Reisner, V. Childress, G. Hartman, BIOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Biology Club, which was organized this year, is to promote nature study and to take part in the highway beautification of Illinois. The membership consists not only of majors or minors in biology, but also other students interested in the work. The following served as officers during the past year: Mildred Joseph, president; A J Shields, vice-president; Donna Sanker, secretary- treasurer; Louis Purcell, sergeant- at-arms, Dr H P K. Agersborg, sponsor. B IOLOGY CLUB SEATED ' left to F. Brink, H. Olin ight ' K Brunmg, L Purcell, D. Sank B, Hahs, G Hartman, Dean Stowell. Joseph, A. Shields, Dr. Agersborg STANDING: