McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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FIRST ROW (left to right) : D. Hinson, B. Gutekunst, A. Artsr, M. Cozart. SECOND ROW: J. Podesva, Heinecke, R. Nelson, H. Hursey, M. Holmes, J. Floro, R. Walton, P. Ladas, R. Stesn, D. Brown. mv k endrean staff All finished for another year! This is the thought that brings a look of contentment to the eyes of the McKendrean staff. 1 he publishing of this yearbook has seemed a nightmare to some, a lark to others, but to all it has definitely been a challenge to ac- complish something that at times seemed utterly im- possible. clio The only women ' s literary organization on the campus, Clio, was founded in 1869. Clio aims to develop in its members, through cultural and intel- lectual training, a poise that will carry them through any situation. Open sessions, including the annual Sadie Hawkins Day open session and the Amanda Glenn Declamation contest, are special highlights on the Clionian calendar. FIRST ROW (left to right) ROW: Z. Britt, E. Phillips, E. L. Beaty, D. Lagow. R Townsend, D. Hinson, J. Smith, A. Dunn, A. Arter 3arton, J. Crews, D. Lowe, A. Bollinger, H. O ' Hara, L. M. Cozart. SECOND Williams, I. Mitchell, 29

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FIRST ROW Heft to right! : L. Austin, D. Brown, D. Cox, J. Marshall, E. Bogard. SECOND ROW: F. Fink- biner, T. Cox, R. Brown, E. McCormack, R. Sanders, D. Richars, J. Crutcher, P. Beaty, G. Brown. THIRD ROW. W Krausz, H. Hursey, N. Austin, A. Dalrymple. plato Plato, founded in 1849, is one of the most active organizations on the campus. For the past one hun- dred years, it has had a very colorful and eventful history- It aims to advance the knowledge of literary ideas, and to promote good fellowship among its mem- bers. This, its centennial year, has been one ol the best years in the organization ' s history. philo In its one-hundred and twelfth year Philo con- tinued as an outstanding organization. A number of open sessions, as well as the Glenn McCormack ora- torical contest, were the features of this year ' s activ- ities. Philo, with the promotion of fellowship and literary skill as its aim. looks forward to a bright future. FIRST ROW (left to right! : B. Heinecke, N. Bunnage, F. Rutherman, G. Freiner, M. Byrd. SECOND ROW • W. Rhodes, R. Townsend, H. Oppitz, J. Curtis, J. Kaufman, E. Rosenberger, R. Walton. THIRD ROW: R. Ka- tayama, M. Katayama, C. Seng, D. Ramsey, M. Holmes, L. Lemons, D. Sample, D. Worlsy, S. Johnston, B. Miller, H. Smith.

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FIRST ROW Heft to right): Z. Britt, R. Townsend, H. O ' Hara, D. Lowe, ROW: E. Parks. J. Crews, R. Brown, W. Togios, R. Townsend, N. Austin, E Ladas, R. Steen, N. Bunnage, D. Lagow. . Mitchell, A. Arter. SECOND Heinecke, D. Eisenmayer, P. sigma tau delta Enlarged bv the admission of new members, the Iota Delta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta sponsored a literary supplement to the McKendree Review. An- other attempt to encourage creative writing on the campus was made in the spring when a creative writing workshop was sponsored by the society. sigma zvla Sigma Zeta is a national honorary science society whose purpose is to encourage scientific study and to recognize students of high scholarship in the natu- ral sciences and mathematics. The Beta Chapter at McKendree College was organized in 1926. Officers for the year were: R. Mason Holmes, president: Dr. C. J. Stowell, recorder-treasurer. FIRST ROW Heft to right i : H. Gutekunst, C. Stowell, M. Holmes, F. Fleming. SECOND ROW: R. Mc- Cabe, R. Nelson, R. Egan, R. Walton, R. Reizer, B. Anderson, D. Fisher, A. Markarian. 30