McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW (left to right); R Giles, D Faulkner (Pres.), V. Childress, E. Waggoner, E Hanbaum STANDING: G. Winterrowd, F. Hortin, G Reisner, Dr. West, R Cooper, F. Shaffer, E Crisp WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women ' s Athletic Association was re-organized on the campus this fall with twelve new members. The pur- pose of this organization is to encourage healthful living and good will and fellowship among the students. A good time was had by all at the Valentine ' s skating party at Troy, sponsored by the W A A At the time this annual went to press, the W. A. A. was planning a wiener roast and several other social activities. M CLUB After being temporarily discontinued, the M Club was reorganized last fall. Inasmuch as the membership is quite low, a greater number in the near future is expected. Although the M Club has not been too active during the past year, it sponsored, quite proudly, the election of the Home-coming Queen. The members of the M Club are proud of that or- ganization, for it represents the Spirit of Athletics on the campus Membership provides a challenge for all participants of sports as a goal worthy of attainment. M CLUB (Left to right): F Harris, Coach Church, A. Klemschmidt, P Notaras.

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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:

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WHO ' S WHO (left to right). E Kampmeyer, R Koerber, S. Bergman. STANDING: F. Snyder, W. Stallings. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is a publica- tion of a standard directory and index of information sponsored by six hundred colleges and universities. Its purpose is to give national recognition to students of unusual abilities. Below are listed six McKendree seniors who will appear in the 1944-45 edition. EDNA KAMPMEYER Edna possesses a rare sense of responsibility and she has made a good scholastic record at McKendree. Her cooperative and friendly spirit will be greatly missed on the Old Hill. FRANK SNYDER We admire Frank, one of our older students, for re- turning to school to graduate while holding a full-time position His ability in chemistry and mathematics i? outstanding RUTH KOERBER The quick wit and cheerful disposition of our Mc- Kendrean editor combine to make her a capable leader. She has proved herself to be a good student and depend- able office assistant. WILLIAM STALLINGS The high scholastic record and fine leadership shown by Bill during his years on the Old Hill make the rest of us proud to call him a McKendrean SHIRLEY BERGMAN Shirley ' s quick smile and pleasing personality have won many friends for her at McKendree She has been an ex- cellent student and an outstanding leader during her three years on the campus NORMAN BAKER Norman ' s cheerful smile and keen sense of humor make him a welcome addition to the McKendree family