McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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THE STAFF OF THE 1955 McKENDREAN Dedicates This Volume To The Spirit of McKendree College As Embodied in our President Russell Grow A Man of unbounded energy in selfless giving of time and strength to the churches of the Southern Illinois Conference of the Methodist Church. A Man of practical common sense in viewing the problemsof the coUege realistically without the distortion either of worry over details or of blind optimism A Man of logical thought in basing his teachings, his actions, his reUgion on a soUd foundation of facts and intelligent reasoning A Man of persevering courage in facing possible failure with equanimity and earned success with humility, and in taking the far look A Man of warm friendliness in knowing each student, in personal interest in his welfare, in following the careers of students after they leave college, in being a real father to the whole student body A Man of clear vision in seeing that the only real future for our college, our country, our world lies in freedom for each individual in every phase of life A Man of mystical insight in trusting simply in the guidance of the Spirit immanent in all men. regardless of race, color, creed, or nationality, in implicit faith in a God of goodness and love The Man whom we respectfuUy and affectionately know as Uncle Russ.

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■,«» --f DR. RUSSELL GROW AT HIS STEVENSON HOUSE DESK

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THE PRESIDENT ' S FAMILY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Richard Taylor, Mis. D.D. Grow, Dr. Russell Grow, Mary Eugena Taylor, Mrs. Russell Grow, Marilyn Sue Taylor, Engel Grow. THE PRESIDENT ' S RECEPTION