McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

• I. ' ' X .4:  - y . ■:. :4 ' c 1 2!? i?: ' -; ' ;- - 1 -ioiman Library ' Kendree Co] Tebanon, IL : -K ti , ' A 4 -M -£i --- ' - , ,1, j, t h ' isl - rr:: U- - ' - lonely, lo ly ' ' ' ' ' heavens. PSSSSSSSm iH : MCKENDREE COLLEGE LEBANON, ILLINOIS We of rhe 1957-58 McKendrean staff proudly dedicate this annual to our new president. Dr. Webb B. Garrison. Although he came to us only a short time ago, he has captured the hearts of the students, faculty, and friends of the college. Our Dr. Garrison fulfills ever} ' qualification expected of a college president. He has a fine mind for business and he has proved to be the spiritual leader needed. Through his well-deserved reputation as a writer and speaker, he has won many new friends and Crusaders for McKendree. His voice is of southern humor and kindness, yet his words are a challenge. He has shaken our minds into the realization that man ' s thoughts and natural creative abilities become stagnant if daily self-evaluation is forgotten; that man must adjust his thinking to be in harmony with the ever-chang- ing world. Dr. Garrison, being a humble man, puts one at ease while talking to him. His experiences as a family man gives him a natural understanding of the college student. He is sympathetic toward the frustrations, the seeking of hidden desires, and event- ual outcome of the young adult. His gentle, de.manding, disturbing words of wisdom provoke in us a desire to fulfill our pur- pose for living and to seek a world with Christ as the center. Indeed, we thank God for sending Webb Garrison. He is the prophet long prayed fo r, the Moses of McKendree, and the leader of McKendree ' s tomorrow. He shall lead us to unknown heights ... to our dreams and aspirations. FAMILY PORTRAIT From Left to Right: Dr. Garrison. Bill, Mrs. Garrison, Webb Jr., and Carol. President ' s Walk Clark Hall «. Old Main ., ' ' ' Wi M ir W ACTIVITIES F - f =a«Bt: -a;ijUiiAiilliifi £i:: ' 57 MAY QUEEN AND COURT Crown Bearer GARY ARTIS CAROL GOINGS escorted by David Diehl JOAN MC BRIDE esconed by Charley Brown 1 NV A Y SENIOR BANQUET FETE HOBO DAY AND PARADE GRADUATION Ole McK spirit! Go. Go, Go. ' ! Yum, tvhat goodies! Come on, Robbie, protect yourself. Name that tune. We huffed and we puffed and we blew the fire out! FRESHMAN FOLLIES 25TH PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION 8 ' i8 95T V•.sVi « ■ ,c oest tVeV oo« ,re e ' ,flce !« ■ ' ,UO A at o  MV ' --tr o. - ye V « w, 6fi, ■•■IHOls ' Son The Ch, •■30 Qpel ST) do XO, tto6e. 26. ' 957 ■ e «EV , ' =:2 It was indeed a pleasure to have Bishop Charles W. Brashares witii us on this glorious day. SvsV oV Bf as v ' = ' GUEST SPEAKERS The Recessional :Sr ' - x Dr. and Mrs. Norman Grandy. and Dr. and Mrs. Webb Garrisi)n grc-ering guests the reception. Miss Marion Bothwell, benefactor, for whom the chapel was named. Mrs. Earl Dawes serving guests. PRESIDENT ' S DEBUT BEGINS SOCIAL ACTIVITY MC KENDREE ' V BABS ANN BOWE Senior MARY ELLEN LANDON Sophomore JACKIE JOHNSON Freshman Miss Mary Ellen Landon Escorted by Ron Bogart Retiring Queen, Louise Simmons Jensen Escorted by Don Proctor Miss Jackie Johnson Escorted by Richard Gedney Miss Babs Bowe Escorted by Bob Souders u ? s ' ' I crown thee Queen Treta. ' What a lorely Queen. ' The Royal Court. Serenading Her Majesty. Alpha Otncga places third with ' ' Roll unt ' .- Red Carpet PARADE Lebanon High School Float Merry Christmas to the Garrisons. Reception hostesses Robbie Solomon, Vickie Walker ORGANIZATIONS GENE BIGGS WARD lAUN BABS ANN BOWE WHO ' S CHARLES BROWN MILEY PALMER JOHN KAMMERMAN WHO BEVERLY DRURY SOUDERS ROBERT SOUDERS CLIO SenteJ: Wanda Pritchard, Mary Ellen Landon. Standing: Sandie Beasley, Mrs. Thornley, Sponsor: Joyce Hudson, Francie Mitchell, Barb Riggins, Shirley Rushing, Mary Lee Zabel. The Clionian Literary Society is the oldest women ' s societj ' on campus. Founded December 20, 1869 its purpose is to better the Hterar} ' , and social character of its members. Ruth Ann Whiiter, Vickie Walker, Carol Love, Jackie Johnson, Joyce Thompson, Bonnie Funkhouser, Robbie Solomon, Sue Early, Sharon Teel, Sara Daech, Kay Linder. ALPHA OMEGA First Row: An.me Buchele, Rosalind Lindsay, Sandra Robinsim, JovLclyn Duncan. Second Ron : Nancy Swan, Carrie Cullison, Alma Kleinaitis, Donna Mushrush, Phyllis Richardson, Mrs. Grandy, Sponsor. Alpha Omega is the younger of the women ' s organ- izations. It was formed in November of 1954. Its prime purposes are to induce social and cultural development of its members and to be a service to the campus as a whole. Their program consists of devotions, business, and entertainment. Mrs. Norman Grandy is their sponsor. Frrsi Roil : Maxine Turner, Juanita Anders, Martha Harris. Sot Pictured: Joan Molitor, Donna Lockhart. PLATO Bill Herbst, Jack Giaer, John Milfurd, Gerald Schumacker, Jim Overtnn, Carl Bann, Bill Malina, Ronald Mauck, Jim Bann. Plato was founded April 21, 1848. Its goal is to promote social, cultural, and service activities on campus and in the organization. Once a month they have an outside speaker for a formal content meeting. Its sponsors are Mr. F. Fleming and Mr. R. Brown. PLATO mi First Row: Dale Polka, Dennis Butts, Charles McKnelly, Bob Ziegler. Row: Larry White, Bill Parker, Richard Gedney. Second PHILO First Rou: John Kammerman, Ear! RenshaN . Ivan Horn, Don Neibel, Don Metzaer Miley Palmer. Harland Smirh, Bill Gullick. Seco„d Rou: Lynn Grove. Jack Ott. Bob Sauders. Gary Scheller. Bud Markwell. Ward laun. Earl Warnhoft, Phil Gardner. Ron Bogart, Don Procror. The Philcsophian Literary Society is the oldest soci- ety of its type on the campus. It was founded on January 10. 1S37. The work of the society consists of devotions, oratory, impromptu, debate, business, and entertainment. Each year the Society sponsors activities on the campus. Its sponsor is Mr. Eldon Dittemore. and is privileged to have Dr. Webb B. Garrison as an honorary member. Bob Smith. Les Avery. George Lareau. REVIEW STAFF Don Metzger Editor Lynn Grove, . Associate Editor Mary Ellen Landon Feature Editor Jack Oct Feature Editor Ron Bogart Neirs Manager Bud Markwcll Circulation Manager Larry Whire Proof Reader Robert Rahe, Glen Kaminski, Dave Thurston __ -Reporters Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon Adviser Editor-in-chief Don, Santa Glaus, Metzger. MC K REVIEW STAFF The staff bard at work. Sec(j id Ron : Mary Ellen Landon. Asiislaiil Bushtess Manager: Sandie Beasley, Cop) Editor: Joyce Hudson, Freshman Editor: Frances Mitchell, Senior Editor: Mary Lee Zabel, Or anizalions Editor:. Shirley Rush- inc, Brinniess Manager: John Milford, Art Editor. Third Roil : Bill Herbst, Sophomore Editor: Charley Brown, Sports Editor: Carl Bann, Advertising Mana- ger: Harland Smith, Faculty Editor: Lynn Grow, Research Editor: Wanda Pritchard, Jtinior Editor: Carl Bann, Advertising Manager. Jim Overton. Editor; Dixie fallck, Associate Editor wish to thank ail those who helped make this book a success. Thanks to our Sponsors, the Browns, Artcraft Studio, Dean Grandy. the faculty and our fine staff members. MC KENDREAN STAFF Those Not Pictured: Kenneth Whittaker, Sports Editor: Copy Typists. Sara Daech, Joan Molitor, Robby Soloman. OFFICE STAFF Fro?n Left to Right: Marleen Pinkstaff, SanUy Cox, Donna Biggs, and Letty Cruse. LIBRARY STAFF From Left to R xhf Juanita Anders, Joyce Hudson, Vickie Walker, Mary Ellen Landon, Alma Kleinaitis. DINING HALL STAFF Miss Warner, Sandra Robinson, Shirley Rushing, Wanda Pritchard, Joycelyn Duncan, Sandie Beasley. KITCHEN STAFF ft m 4  . 1 Mrs. Thurnley, Mrs. Canty, Mrs. Votrain. Harland Smith, Sharon Teel, Carol Love, Donna Mushrush. STUDENT- FACULTY COUNCIL The Student-Faculty Council consisting of two faculty members and six students forms the advisory council on the Campus. They discuss problems which may arise on the development of various projects. Dean Grandy, Prof. Freiner, Ron Mauck, Ward laun, Saiidie Beasley, Charlie Brown, Don Proctor. SIGMA TAU DELTA i ■ 1 B T I H V . m m 1 Ehi r 1 jvk Ji H -m IfeHlfl HBH| 1 Sigma Tau Delta, a national literary fraternity, is represented on the campus by the Iota Chapter. Ir promotes the mastery of written expression, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a particular interest in English. The organization is sponsored by Dr. Mildred SiK ' er. Dr. McCain, Dr. Silver, Ron Boyarr, Harl Renshaw, Lynn Grove, Violet Fritz, Babs Bowe, Sandie Beasley, Beatrice Volnia, Jacquelyn Heuser, Miley Palmer, Barbara Liebly, John Antinock, Nancy Swan. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, under the direction of Dr. Otha Clark, was. organized this year to promote an interest in the German culture, customs, and lancruage. Don Neihel, Noel Bauni, Louis Frick, Jim Bann, An.aie Bucheic, John Anti- nock, Mary Lee Zabel. K.- 1 f% - S i:  • V ' W iK ' W fg If r J jB M.S.M. The officers arc. President Bob Smith, Vice-President Ron Bo,i;art, Secretary-Treasurer Donna Mushrush. The Methodist Student Mtnement is the evangelistic service held each Wednesday at 6:30 P.M. in the Little Chapel. The speakers are usually student ministers. w.s.cs. The Women ' s Society Of Christian service is re- presented on the campus of McKendree College by the Susanna Wesley Circle. The circle is sponsored by the Lebanon Methodist Church, and Mrs. Louis Gray is their advisor. KAPPA CHI Louis Frick, Les Avery, Ron Bocart. Eugene Beasley, Kenith Malonc, George Lareau, Phil Gardner, Don Proctor. Fiiit Roil : Sara Daech. Frances Mitchell, Sue Early, Nancy Swan. Second Ron : Carolyn Hall, Kay Linder, Nancy Abba, Maxine Turner, Martha Harris, Donna Mush- rush. Third Ron : Carol Mod.alin, Carrie Cullison, An.aie Buchele, Sharon Tcel, Donna Lockhart, Phyllis Richardson, Sandra Robinson. Kappa Chi is an organization for students who are going into full time church-related work, such as ministers, missionaries, religious education directors, etc. Their programs consist of speakers from the different related fields. The McKendree College Choir is made up of about forry-five students. It is under the direction of Prof Glenn Freiner. Tiie Choir presented Handel ' s The Messiah with the assistance of four alumni soloists on December 15, in the. Marion Bothwell Chapel. The Choir went on Spring Concert Tour throughout Illinois and finished out the year with the Spring Concert in the Chapel on May 1 1 . The Male Quartet is a special group of men selected by Prof. Glenn Freiner to represent the College They sing at school affairs and at meetings through- out the Southern Illinois Conference. Most of their numbers are religious in nature, but they do sine selections on the lighter side. Miley Palmer, Irvin Oliver, Don Niebel, Bucky Jordan. The Chapel Choir consists of a group ol twelve singers selected by audition. The group sings each Thursday in the chapel service. This year they sang at the 150th anniversary of the Shiloh Methodist Church, and at the inauguration of President Webb Black Garrison, rwenty-fifth president of Mc- Kendree College. Wanda Pritchard, Miley Palmer, Carrie Culli.son, Don Niebel, Phyllus Richarderson, Bob Ziegler, Joycelyn Duncan, Bucky Jordan, Sandy Biesley, Jim Overton, Nancy Swan, John Kammerman. MUSIC DEPARTMENT STUDENT RECITAL — Pint Row: Wanda Pritchard, Mary Lee Zabel, Sandie Beasley. Second Ron-: Phillis Richardson, Gloria Miller Gene Biggs, Bob Ziegler, Don Neibel, Tom Arras, Barbara Liebig, Nancy Swan. STUDENT RECITAL — Seated: Angle Buechele. Standing: Gene Biggs, Gloria Miller, Prof. Glenn Freiner. Calypso Parr ' sponsored by the Fine Arts Department. Not Pictured: John Kamraerman ' s Sen- ior Recital, Mr. Kent Werner ' s Piano Recital, and the opera. Old Maid and The Thief. SPORTS MC K BEARCATS COACHING STAFF JAMES D. OLDFIELD LOY D. CRUSE VARSITY Left to Ri,i;ht: Noel Baum, Lloyd Castillo, Ward laun, Bill Fester, Arnie Feldt, Hank Feldt, Ken Wi ldhaber, Woody Derickson, Norman Hall, Rich Gedney, Don Wells, Bill Roberts, and Don Proctor. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Ron : Terry Barger, Bill Gullick, Buddy Johnson, Bill Roberts, Harland Smith. B tck Ron : Don Wells, Tom Welch, Rich Gednev, Norman Hall, Noel Baum, Woody Derickson, and Hank Feldt. c H E E R L E A D E R S BONNIE FUNKHOUSER SHIRLEY RUSHING ROBBIE SOLOMON SARA DEACH JACKIE JOHNSON NANCY ABBA WARD lAL ' N Bim ' ROBERTS NOEL BAUM ■■— — wiaiBi KEN WILDHABER DON WELLS NORMAN HALL RICH GEDNEY SQUAD ita - ' • ' tmmmn itm WOODY DERICKSON ARNIE FELDT HANK FELDT INTRAMURAL SPORTS BADMINTON CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL TEAM W(x Jy Dcrickson Peg.yy Jackson First Row: Shirley Rushing, Nancy Swan, Alma Kleinaitis, Peggy Jackson, PhiUis Richerson, Carrie Cullison. Back Ron: Jack Giger, Carl Draper, Jack Edwards, Bob Smith, Freddie Edwards, Ricky George, and Louis Prick. Among the Intramural sports held at McK throughout 1957-58 were, touch foot- ball, volleyball, badminton, horseshoes, ping pong, and basketball. INTRAMURAL HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT Was it a ringer, JackieP Such grace!! (Sigh) The Chafups MC K. BEARCATS IN ACTION SPONSORS Daumueller ' s Music and Gift Shop Ben Franklin ' s Store Helen Church Meyer Furnimre Store Cleve C. Wyenberg Co. Kleine Clothing and Dry Goods City Meat Market Smitty ' s Super Market Turner Cleaner and Laundry Lebanon Drug Burks Lebanon Cafe Lebanon Motor Co., Your Chevrolet Dealer First National Bank of Lebanon Brede ' s LG.A. Market C. Heer General Store K C Ser ' ice Battoes Cage Louis Poole Grocery Y-Not Drive In E. and R. Weber Hardware Roy H. Gerstenecker Inc. Pritchard Photo Service R. C Berry Clyde Funkhouser Alice D. Clesser C. C. Lowe W. A. Robinson Dora and Will Pfeffer Cafr Smith Charles W. Brashares R. O. Hasler STUDENTS AND FACULTY RAYMOND DANIEL. M.A. Business Manager W. E. BUSH, Honorary D.D. Field Representative W ' W. N. GRANDY. Ph.D. Dean EMERIAL OWEN, M.A. Registrar E. W. DAWES, M.A. Director of Night School ■«-««V ' f- ' ' I ■ • ! 5  i hi|; ;f.i- . ■ ! MARJORIE WARNER Carnegie Hall Dorm Director FLORENCE THORNLEY Dietitian BLANCHE HANBAUM Claris Hall Dorm Director PEARL HORNER Bookstore Manager JOE BONER Supt. of Buildings and Grounds 1 p wm n 1 1 ii ROBERT BROWN, UA. Sociology OTHA L. CLARK, Ph.D. History German ' piiffp f ' w 1 H I T V -f7 LOUIS BUTTS, M.E. Education KATHERINE DANIEL, MA. Librarian LOY DALE CRUSE, M.S. Physical Ed. ZADA DICKSON, M.A. Art AUDREY DITTEMORE, M.A. Languages ELIZABETH DIXON, M.A. English Journalism f ELDON DITTEMORE, M.S. Business Ed, FRED FLEMING, M.S. Biology ! H . M |. • E ' 1 L. K. FREEMAN, MA. Cbemiitr) RICHARD KRAJCOVIC. MA. Music JOHN GODWIN, M.A. Mathematics and Physics GLENN FREINER, M.M. Music JOHN W. MCCAIN, Ph.D. English H. JAMES OLDFIELD, ME. F-iychn ogy R. C. SAYER, ME. Psychology and Education ROLAND RICE, Ph.D.D. Religion T. H. REYNOLDS, Ph. D. Hi it or) ORVILLE SCHANZ, ME. Music I MILDRED SILVER, Ph.D. English KENT WERNER, M.M. Music NIGHT SCHOOL AND PART-TIME REV. J. ADAMS, Religion MR. H. ADOLPHSON, Mathematics MR. C. BARTON, Education MR. N. BECK, Education MR. H. BOYD, Education MRS. H. BROWN, Physical Education MR. H. CRENSHAW, Mathematics MR. M. GARCIA, Languages MR. K. HARDEN, Education MR. W. HIGGENBOTHAN, Business MR. C MILLER, Education. Speech REV, J. NETTLETON, Art FACULTY MRS. I. NEAL, Business MR. K. NORRIS, Science REV. F. PIERCE, History REV. J. SIMMS, Religion MR. J. STEWART, Education MR. W. TRIMPE, Education REV. P. VISE, Religion MRS. S. WICKS, aVHce MR. G. WILKKINS, Mathematics MR. F. WILLIAMS, History MR. W. WRIGHT, Education CLASS OFFICERS FRESHNfAN; Richard Gedney, President; Jackie Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; Ricky George Vice-President. SOPHOMORE: Ron Bogart, President; Angie Buchele, Secretary-Treasurer: Don Neibel, Vice- President. JUNIOR: Dale Medhn, President; Treva Powell, Secretary-Treasurer; Harland D. Smith, Vice-President. SENIOR: Bob Souders, President: Babs Bowe, Secretary-Treasurer ; Gene Biggs, Vice-Presi- dent. Tom Arras Cottage Hills, 111. Les Avery Orient, 111. Ted Brammeier Oakdale, 111: Nancy Butts Belleville, 111. Randal Drury Marion, 111. Dennis Butts CoUinsviUe, III. Sue Early Alhambra, 111. Sara Lee Daech Edwardsville, 111. i ' Virgil Elson Highland. 111. John Franklin Dundas, Ill- Herbert Forcade Wood River, 111. Louis Frick Herrin. III. Kenneth Fuller Marion. 111. Mark Garrett Kinmundy. 111. Bonny Funkhouser Edwardsville. 111. ' A Richard Gedney Valley Park, Mo. -m r Ricky George St. Francisville, 111. Carolyn Hall E. St. Louis, 111. Bennie Greenwalt Wayne City, 111. Keith Hall E. St. Louis, III Martha Jo Harris Grafton, 111. Joyce Hudson Mill Siioals, 111. Fred Heleine Marshall, 111. Peggy Jackson Wayne City, II i Charles Johnson OkawviUc, III. Onier Jones Sandoval, 111. Jackie Johnson Madison, III. Dwight Jones Benton, 111, ; ! V • Charles Koertge St. Jacob, 111. Charles Korunka Mt. Olive, 111. George Lareau Athoc, Mass. Kay Linder Simms, III. Donna Lockhart Oblong, 111. f 9 f ' - Kenncth Malone Marion, 111. Carol Love Davis Junction, 111. Carol Modglin Pinckeyville, III Irvin Oliver Caseyville, 111. Don Purcell Carlyle, III. Bill Parker Carlyle, III. J J Robert Rahe Valmeyer, 111. Armilla Randalls Lebanon, III. Edward Sadler Palestine, 111. Roberta Solomon Edwardsville, 111. Sharon Teel Christopher, 111. Barbara Riggins E. St. Louis, 111. c: U Bill Sanders Carlyle, 111- I • Glenn Thompson Marshall. 111. Joyce Thompson E. St. Louis, 111. David Thurston Lebanon, 111. Vicki Walker Valley Park, Mo. Thomas Welch Sparta, 111. Ruth Witter fairfield, 111. A ... Those Not Pictured: Davis J. Babb Buddie Johnson Raymond Jones Paul Kuhi Saundra Saunders Carl Walker Maxine Turner Karnak, 111. Jeanette Walthes Freeburg, 111. Kenneth Whittaker Wolf Lake, 111. Bob Ziegler Edwardsville, 111. -aswpK:!? ' SPONSORS Joe Boner Mr. Brown Rev. Bush Mr. Butts Dr. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Cruse Miss Daniels Mr. Daniels Mr. Dawes Miss Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Dittlemore Mrs. Dixon Mr. Flemmings Mr. Friener Mr. Godwin Dean Grandy Mrs. Hanbaum Mrs. Horner Mr. Krajcovic Dr. McCain Mr. Oldfield Mr. Owen Dr. Reynolds Mr. Sayre Mr. Schanz Dr. Silvers Mrs. Thornley Miss Warner Mr. Werner Nancy Abba Enfield. 111. Ron Bogart Alton. 111. Carrie CuUison Thebes, 111. Carl Draper Hartford, 111. Juanita Anders Brightt)n, 111. Angela Buchele Shatut, Ill- Robert Dorries Breeze, 111. Fred Edwards Galatia, 111. Violet Fritz Freeburg, 111. Lynn Grove Castle Rock, Colo. Ceroid Hall Harrisbure, III. Ivan Horn Waterloo, Ill- Carol Cowan E. St. Louis, 111. William Gullick Mulberry Grove. 111. Bill Herbst Collinsville, 111. jacquelyn Heuscr Marine, 111. Bucky Jordan Belleville, 111. Alma Kleinaitis E. St. Louis, 111. Donald Lowe Wirt, 111. La Doit Markwell Champaign, 111. George Kasper Troy, 111. Mary Ellen Landon Jerseyville, 111. Mary Malone E. St. Louis, 111. Dixie Mauck Trenton, lU. John Mil ford Trenton, 111. Joan Molitor Lebanon, Ill- Don Neibel West Frankfort, 111. Bob Rehg St. Jacob, 111. Virgil Miller Glen Carbon, 111. Donna Mushrush Sumner, 111 Dale Polka Waterloo, 111. Phyllis Richardson Noble, 111- Sandra Robinson Carbondale, 111. Gary Scheller Mt. Olive, 111. Ronnie Sperry Ramsey, 111. Nancy Swan Brighton, 111. Paul Robinson Dowell, 111. Howard Simpson E. St. Louis. 111. Tim Stewart E. St. Louis, 111. Bea Volma Edwardsville. III. Earl Warnhoff Venice. Ill Tom Wheatley Percy, 111. Mary Lee Zabel O ' Fallon, 111 Don Wells Carlvle. 111. Larry White lonesbort). Ill Yousif Latif Baghdad, Iraq Those Not Pictured: Gloria Anthony Gregory Cox Derwood Derickson John Harris Louis Hatzl Russell Howard Maurice Hurst Glen Kamminski Jerome Kurz Vesta Lembke Barbara Liebig Charles McKnelly Charles Pickett John Pleas Darnie Sanders Robert Sewell Frederick Stokes Neal Welz J m ' 4 HC ' George Anderson St. Jacob, III. Terry Barger Johnson City, HI. ( W David Barton Staunton, III. Noel Baum Waterloo, III. -«5 , Sandie Beasley Caseyville, III. Jack Edwards Marion, 111. Martha Ruth Borger Freeburg, 111 Herman Fauke New Baden, III - . «, li Jack Giger CoUinsviUe, 111. Wayne King Dowell, 111. John Lorentzen Est St. Louis, 111. Agnes McElory Scott Air Force Base, III. Carmett Helms Mascoutah, HI. Richard Lacquement LawrenceviUe, 111. Bill McDonald Okawville, 111. Ruth Ann Mc Murdo Century, W. Virginia f flt 1 Ron T.ulck R. R I ' o. 1, Trenton, III. Don Metzger Mt. Vernon, 111. Jack Ott Collins ille. Dale Medlin Carmi, III. Carroll Morris Troy, 111. «3f. Jack Parker Collinsville. 111. , ■ Mary Pleas East St. Louis. Tre a Powell Vincennes, 111. Wanda Prirchard East Alton, III. Don Proctor West Frankfort, 111. Earl Renshaw Carmi, III. Barbara Robinson East St. Louis, III. Shirley Rushing Cutler, III. « ,« t v Dwight Schuetz Alton, 111. Gerald Schumacker OTallon 111. Harland Smith Alton, 111. ,1- t Gertrude Townsend East St. Louis, III. Those Not Pictured: Joseph Anthony Virgil Anthony Richard Bassler Ronald Chase Henry Feldt Allen Gaebe Treasuree Hatter La Salle Johnson Harold Kellennan Landall Mack Wendell Mitchell David Packard David Rogers Harold Royer Robert Smith SPONSORS Rev. Wm. H. Lirely Rev. Roy Porter Rev. A. B. Ckxifelder Rev. Lloyd Bumpus Rev. William Suis Rev. A. W. Hendrix Rev. A. Rose Smith Rev. James T. Bryant Rev. Jack L. Adams Rev. Robert H. Simpson Centenary Methodist Church Rev. H. G. Hurley Rev. John E. Attey Rev. P. H. Kunnen Rev. Richard Stowe Rev. and Mrs. John W. Grob Rev. Marvin W. Friesner Rev. S. C. Pinkstaff Rev. Gilbert Williams Rev. Vance Comer Rev. Robert J. Berry Rev. W. Raymond Richardson Rev. Orlando Brakemeyer Rev. Earl E. Myers Rev. Joe Gibons Rev. Forrest Crouch Rev. Gail W. Hines Rev. Paul R. Vise Rev. Kenneth E. Taylor Rev. and Mrs. E. U. Yates Rev. Earl S. Buchele JOHN ANTONUK Hiles, Wisconsin CARL BANN New Baden. Illinois JAMES BANN New Baden, Illinois K, EUGENE BEASLEY Maryville, 111. EUGENE BIGGS Lebanon, 111. JAMES BOLK St. Jacob. 111. BABS BOW ' E E. St. Louis, 111. CHARLIE BROWN E. St. Louis. 111. JOYCELYN DUNCAN Marion. 111. ROBERT EVANS Lebanon, III. N W ' lLLARD FRUITS E. St. Louis. III. JOE GIBBONS Hartford, III. PHILIP GARDNER Mt. Vernon, 111. DAVID HECK Lebanon, 111. RICHARD HELLIGE Breeze. III. WARD lAUN West Frankfort, 111. GARY JENKINS Centralia, 111. ROBERT KELLEY Coulterville 111. JOHN KAMMERMANN Pontiac, 111. } -- JACKIE KILI.GROVE Percy, 111. GEORGE KREITER Breeze, EDWARD MADDOX Mascoutah, 111. WILLIAM MALINA New Baden, III. LOUIS MEHELIC Madison, 111. FRANCES MITCHELL Granite City, Illinois MINNIE NICHOLSON E. St. Louis, Illinois RUSSELL ODIN Staunton, Illinois JAMES OVERTON Decatur, III. MILEY PALMER Hartford, 111. ROGER PETERSON Lebanon, III. RICHARD PINKSTAFF Lebanon, 111. icsu.r DELORES SILVERS E. St. Louis, 111. ROBERT SOUDERS Lebanon, 111. BEVERLY SOUDERS Lebanon, 111. ' nsfc DELORES STOREY Enfield, 111. :♦ i DORIS STOREY Enfield, 111. THOMAS SWEIGERT Pitrsburph Pa. RAY VAN CLEAVE Scott Air Force Base, 111. gkr KENNETH WTLDHABER Highland, III. IRVIN WINTER E. St. Louis, 111. Those Not Pictured: Howard Black Elmo Bush Robert Eisenmaver Arnold Feldt Russell Fickbohm Bertram Jones Charmaine Logenbaugh Gerald Moske Charles Tindle SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANTONUK, JOHN Hiles, Wis. Major: Math, Mit!or: Physics; Milwau- kee School of Engineering; Sigma Tau Delta; German Club, President. BANN, CARL PATRICK New Baden Major: Business, Minor: English; Plato, Recording Secretary; McKendrean Staff; McK Review. BANN, JAMES ROGER New Baden Major: Chemistry, Minor: Biology; Univ. of Illinois; Plato, Sgt.-At-Arms; McKen- drean Staff; Medical Sociery. BEASLEY, EUGENE Maryville Major: Social Studies Divisional; Band; Kappa Chi, President. BIGGS, VERNON EUGENE Carbondale Major: Education, Mitior: Music; South- ern Illinois Univ.; Band; Student-Faculty Council; Choir; Who ' s Who. BLACK, HOWARD C. Wayne City Major: Religion-Philosophy, AUnor: Jour- nalism; Sierra Evening College; M.S.M.; McKendrean Staff; Kappa Chi; McK Re- view; S.C.A. Pianist. BOLK, JAMES St. Jacob Major: Chemistry, Minor: Biology. BOWE, BABS ANNE E. St. Louis Washington Univ., Belleville Jr. College; Major: Speech, Minor: Psychology, His- tory; Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary; Secretary Senior Class; Homecoming Maid; Trea- surer, McKendree Writer ' s Association; Who ' s Who. BROWN, CHARLEY N. E. St. Louis Major: Business, Minor: History, Educa- tion; Philo, McKendrean Staff; Baseball; Track; M Club; Student-Faculty Council, Pres.; Carnegie Hall President: Who ' s Who. BUSH, ELMO E. St. Louis Major: History, Minor: Psychology. CASTILLO, LLOYD Breese Major: Physical Education, Minor: Soc- cial Saidies; McK Review; M Club; Bas- ketball; Baseball; Track. DUNCAN, JOYCELYN C. Marion Major: Music, Minor: Music M.S.M,; Alpha Omega, Secretary, President; Kappa Chi; McK Club; Choir; Chapel Choir; W.S.C.W.; Secretary Clark Hall. EVANS, ROBERT H. Lebanon Major: Physical Education, Minor: His- tory; Wabash College; Student-Faculty Council; Basketball; Track. EISENMAYER, ROBERT Trenton Md]or: Social Studies Divisional. FELDT, ARNIE Mascoutah Major: Physical Educational, Minor: Bus- iness Education; Basketball; Baseball; M Club. FESTER. WILLIAM Centralia Major: Religion-Philosophy, Minor: His- tory; M.S.M.; Kappa Chi; McK Club; McK Review; Basketball; Choir; Wrestling. FICKBOHM, RUSSELL ROBERT Highland Southern Illinois Univ.; Major: Physical Education, Minor: Business; Basketball; Baseball. FRUITS, WILLARD LEROY E. St. Louis Major: Education, Minor: Social Studies; Southwest Baptist College. GIBBONS, JOE Hartford Major: Religion, Minor: Social Studies. HELLIGE, RICHARD DAVIS Breese Major: Business Administration, Minor: History; St. Louis Univ. lAUN, WARD L. West Frankfort Major: Physical Education, Minor: Biol- ogy; M.S.M.; Philo: Srudent-Faculty Coun- cil; Basketball; Baseball; M Club; Who ' s Who. JENKINS, GARY Centralia Asbury College; Major: Religion-Philo- sophy, Minor: History; M.S.M. KAMMERMANN, JOHN Pontiac Major: Voice, Minor: Instrumental; Eur- eka College; M.S.M.; Philo, President; Band; Choir, President; Chapel Choir; Who ' s Who. KELLEY, ROBERT Coulrerville Major: Chemistry, Minor: Biology, Math. KILGROVE, JACK Percy Southern Illinois Univ. Major: History, Minor: Psychology. KREITER, GEORGE A. Breese Major: Business Administration, Minor: History. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LINDSAY, ROSALIND Tilden Santa Ana College; ALijor: Elementary Education, Minor: History, Music; M.S. M.; Alpha Omega, Treasurer, Vice-Presi- dent; Band; Choir; Treasurer, Clark Hall. MALINA, WILLIAM EMIL New Baden Major: Physical Education, Minor: Bus- iness, History; Plato; F.T.A. MC CLAIN, CHARLES J. Flushing, New York Univ. of Maryland; Major: Business Edu- cation, Minor: Psychology. MEHELIC, LOUIS FRANCIS Madison Major: Social Studies, Minor: English. MITCHELL, FRANCES Granite City Major: p.eIigion, Minor: Psychology; M.S.M., Rep. to Religious Life Council; Clionian Literary Society, Treasurer, Vice- President, President; McKendrean Staff; Student-Faculty Council; Kappa Chi; McK Club, Vice-President; Choir; McK Review: W.S.C.S., Chairman; Senior Editor; Pres. Clark Hall; Secretary-Treasurer, National Kappa Chi; M.S.M. State Representative. MOSKE, GERALD Granite City Major: Biology, Minor: English. History; Sigma Tau Delta; Medical Society; Tunior Vice-President. OVERTON, JAMES HUBER Decatur Millikin Univ.; Major: Business, Minor: Art; Plato, President; McKendrean Staff, Editor; McK Review; Choir, Chapel Choir. SOUDERS, BEVERLY Marion Major: Elementary Education, Minor: History-Sociology; M.S.M.; Choir; Chapel Choir; W.S.C.S. Secretary; McKendrein Staff, Sophomore Editor; Alpha Omega, Chaplain; Kappa Chi; Homecoming Maid; Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class; Who ' s Who. SOUDERS, ROBERT E. Cairo Major: Social Studies Divisional; M.S.M. Philo, Vice-President; Student-Faculty Council; McK Club; McK Review-; Choir; President, Senior Class; Who ' s Who. STOREY, DOLORES Enfield Major: History, Minor: Biology; M.S.M Bank; Choir. STOREY, DORIS Enfield Major: History, Minor: Biology M.S.M. Bank; Choir. SWEIGERT, THOMAS Pittsburgh Major: History, Minor: Psychology. TINDLE, CHARLES Shiloh Major: Social Studies Divisional. WILDHABER, KENNETH Highland Major : Physical Education, Mi or: Psy- chology; M Club; Basketball. PALMER, MI LEY EMBRY Hartford Major: Social Studies Divisional; M.S.IVf.; Philo; Sigma Tau Delta; McKendrean Staff; Kappa Chi; McK Club; Choir, Chapel Choir; Quartet; F.A.F.; Who ' s Who. PETERSON, ROGER Belleville Belleville Jr. College; Major: History, Minor: Psychology, Sociology; Band Wrestling. PINKSTAFF, RICHARD Lebanon Major: Business Administration, Reli- gion; M.S.M.; Veterans ' Representative. SALE, HARRY OkawA ' iUe Major: Business, Minor: History. McKENDREE COLLEGE FOUNDED AT LEBANON IN 1828. McKENDREE COLLEGE IS THE OLDEST COLLEGE IN AMERICA UNDER THE CONTINUOUS SUPERVISION OF THE METHODIST CHURCH. IT WAS NAMED FOR BISHOP WILL:. M McKENDREE. EDWARD AMES WAS THE FIRST PRINCIPAL. PETER AKERS THE FIRST PRESIDENT PRESENT BUILDINGS DATE FROM 1850. CLASS OF ' 58 SPEAKS We, the senior class of ' 58, wish to thank McKendree for all she has done for us. Many of us have loved her dearly and will always hold her near to our hearts. While at McKendree we have gained not only an education from books, but a better understanding of our fellow man. Our eyes have been opened to the problems of our world and our everyday life. We don ' t pretend to have all the answers, yet because we have had the opportunity to seek highsr learning, we are better qualified to cope with life. A: McKendree our faith in God is strengthened. We are watching our school stride forward and are very proud to be a part of this progress. We are indeed proud to be graduates of McKendree College. The new Gym which is under construction at the present time. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monulottuteis Book Binders fACIOn HOM! OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED (N U S ! ' iW:- ' V ' NV nS ' ' ••ft  v .• ,, • . M Yl-; - -. ' ' •ii - ■-- Jf ■ r ' j ' ' ■ebanon. l gj; :-vr: ; ;j5: ' STh