McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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W. A. A FIRST ROW (left to nghn; E Hanbaum, M Michels, D Faulkne Childress, J Mery, Mrs. Hohn, J. Kleinschmidt, J. Smith, F. Shaffer. President, E. Crisp, R. Giles. SECOND ROW; G. Reisner, V. W. A. A. The Women ' s Athletic Association started this fall with eleven members. Several new members joined the second semester. The purpose of this organization was to en- courage healthful living, good will, and fellowship among the students. Letters were given out to several members at the W. A. A. annual banquet at the end of the year. The W. A. A. was a co-sponsor of an all-school party during the second semester. CHEER LEADERS The cheer leaders, in their purple and white, ably led McKendree ' s cheering section through the basketball sea- son. Win or lose, they were always on the job to spur the boys on with their snappy yells and unusual, original Louise Karraker replaced George Troutt after nine weeks. the first CHEER LEADERS Left to right: D. Faulkner, G. Troutt, D. Phillips.

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GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW (left to right i ; J, Bare, B. Stelzriede, F. Shaffer, L Karraker, E. Crisp, G. Winterrowd, M. Hilton, E. Hanbaum. SECOND ROW; D. Phillips, W. Bonney, M. Michels, J Mery, J. Smith, D Faulkner, B. Ford. THIRD ROW; T, Young, President; J. Kleinschmidt, G. Troutt, E. Rouland, J. Mahlandt, G. Hartman, D. Broadway, G. Lagow, F. Cover. GLEE CLUB The McKendree College Glee Club has had another successful year under the direction of Miss Eula R. Smith. The return of veterans helped to rebuild the male section and lift the Glee Club to pre-war standards. Some of the highlights of the season were; The Christmas program. President ' s inauguration, and the spring musical program. The Glee Club also appeared at different churches during the second semester. Officers were; Thelma Young, president; Miriam Michels, vice-president; and Wilma Bonney, secretary- treasurer. SEXTETTE Each year the girls ' sextette is chosen from the chrous. This group sings at various churches and high schools throughout Southern Illinois. Six interesting per- sonalities blend their voices to make this year ' s sextette one of which to be proud. Mary Ruth Hilton substituted during the second semes- ter for Miriam Michels, who had to drop sextette because of illness. The sextette sang at Carlyle, Herrin, Signal Hill, Mascoutah, and in many other places SEXTETTE Left to right: T. Young, M. Michels, E. Hanbaum, L. Karraker, J. Mery, J. Bare,

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WL ' . WL ' Gene Winterrowd Peter Notaras Robert Stadge Genevieve Reisner WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES is a standard directory and index of information containing biographies of distinguished students throughout America. Selection of stu- dents to be recognized in Who ' s Who is made devoid of politics, fees, and dues. It is based wholly upon the outstanding ability of the student. This is the highest honor any student can attain in his college career.