McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1961 volume:

U banon. «- ° } vcy- - _« ? MtKt-ndrtx- College Lebanon, Illinois ©Citation The foremost reason for attending college i$ to further ones education. Realizing this, the 1961 MC KENDREAN staff has chosen scholarship as the theme for this book. One faculty member in particular exemplifies this theme and the academic spirit in general. We of the staff fed ir only fitting that her long and meritorious service to McKendree College and to education be recognized. Thus, it is with the utmost pleasure and deepest humility that the 1961 MO KENDREAN is proudly dedicated to DR. MILDRED SILVER. ©abte of Contents AIVM1MM RATION CRAlMAIIs I ASsI.s SPECIAL IAI Ms a nvnn.N I A II IT Wllit WHO ORl. AM A HUM aihi i in JV mtntatrattnn 9 o ' clock 8 o ' clock 10 o ' clock 11 o ' clock 12 o ' clock pah 3% M 2 o ' clock Bag Dr. iflax |J. Allen came to McKendree College m [une of I960 and v n won the admiration or e v ei y O O C with whom he CUM into comaa by virtue- of his ambition, diplomacy, resourceful- ness, and courage m the Cue of advene conditions Dr. Allen was educated ai In.iian.i State Teacfaen College an. I rec ei ved a I ' h I) in history from Indiana I ' mvcrsity He came to McKendree from Northern Michigan ( ollege where he displayed considerable talent in the position of DireCtOI of Instruction tor four years, before accepting the presidency of McKendree College It is hoped that McKendree s twenty seventh president will have a long and successful tenure, and tlut under his Icadctthip the I i s year old institution of learning will re gain the stature she once held in the academic world m ;- -p 1  N. NORMAN GRANDY Dean RAYMOND DANIEL Business Manager I Ml KI.M W 1 Regi ( MARI Is o I ' ublu R KATHERINE POMEROY Office Manager KATHERINE DANIEL Librarian .|R FLORENI I IM()K !K IOSEPH M)M k MRs ,|. K IMA M n llerscmnel OFFia STAFI Kxhi faculty •:♦ IW.eQl .wtw : I IJttnston of $ nt JVrts Left to Right: Mr. Glenn Freiner, Mr. George Tuerck, Mr. Orville Srhanz, Mr. Kent Werner. Miss Zada Dickson. MRS ZADA DICKSON. M A In MR ORVII.I! M M 1 : MR. GLENN IRIINFR. MM. MR KrNT XTR TR. MM MR GBORGI nTRfK JBttibtott of languages and literature Lett to Right: Dr. John McOin, Mrs. Ellicc Simmonds, Dr. Mildred Silver, Mrs. Mary E. Wil- liams. DR JOHN W Ml i UN, IR. PhD Englub DR MI1.DRFD SILVER. PhD English mr ri.nrr mmmonds. a.b EmfUih mrs marv I u ILUAMS s) S Bttnsion of txtntt Left to Right: Mr. John Godwin, Mr. Edward Sakurai, Mr. Fred Fleming, and Dr. Lester Wicks. MR FRED FLEMING, M S Biolog) MR JOHN GODWIN, M A Ph-, IKS DR LESTER Wl K.S. Ph D MR ED ARD SAKU AI. M S Btirtston of octal Studies Left to Right: Mr. John Godwin, Dr. Roland Rice, Mr. Eldon Dittemore, Mr. Robert Brown, Dr. Otha Clark, Mrs. Jennie (.ux, Miss Phyllis Nies. MR ROlll RT BROWN, M Sociology DK OTHA CLARK, PhD DR RONALD RICE. PhD Rthgion MR BLOON DITTI Mori i s Batmen EJa alioa MR R ( AYRE, M Bftriston of octal Studies Left to Right: Mr. John Godwin, Dr. Roland Rice, Mr Eldon Dittemore, Mr. Robert Brown, Dr. Otha Clark, Mrs. Jennie Cox, Miss Phyllis Nies. MR ROBFRT BROWN, M Sociology DR M HA CLARK Htiiott DR RONALD RICE. PhD Riligion MR BLDON mm Mori M 5 Rmuntst EJmc l$on MR R ( SAYR] M MRS. JENNIE COX, M.S. Business Education MR. DALE CRUSE, M.S. Physical Education MR JAMES OLDFIELD, M.Ed Psychology and Director of Athletic MISS PHYLLIS NIES Physical Education |Iari Wimt acultg Joseph AuMrll Whim Fmr Arn 1 JliiMf ! L D Banersachi Inez Ncal ' ' fit . b English Linm bum Dwighl I ' uii Education Ralph ( ..v I rpha Ree.ier PtycbologJ Malhemjln L. K Frccnun Clyde Smith Psychology j ,J Mjih Sociology Marino Garcia Dinah I. Tanner Spdnnh ' Al in j Jui Jit ' ■•: Fret-man (.fir Crrjir X i!ih liiilurt Wilma Hargii Felix William Fine Am EducMiion Frhel Hornet Daniel M.«.rc Sncul iuJn- Lawrence Honcfa :uJiei French (Graduates ; • tt SSI t£iP M v Ac r ntat f 9 « U ,lomao{ « JwoUon « ' «• i ..... | I ,,. •■ K % dltes of tnet een t xtw-ffi ne f.LASS OFFICERS: Milt Hart, Vice-President; Pal Wells, Secretary-Treasurer; Cecil Rabourn, It ANITA M ANDERS Brighton, 111. . r i. ii Business Ed CARL L BEHRI s Bunker Hill, 111. , |.;- r Bus Min • I onomia DENNIS R. BUTTS Collinsville, 111. Major: Business Ed. Minor: History and Soc. ROBERT H. CAMPBELL Wood River, 111. Major: History Minor: Speech MONK A S RTi:R Fillmore, III M.;- ' . Education Mm ' English I II I LAN R ( OII1IR Oakdalc. Ill ' ■ ' . • Si ciologjl Hm ' |V. cboiogy SUSANNE EARLY Alhambra, 111. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: Business Ed. SOPHIA M. GONZALEZ Madison, 111. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: Spanish NAOMI K H m i Eldorado, 111 l. - Physical Ed Vfin ' Histor) M AK IH I HARRIS Pinkaraff, 111 M ;• ' Socul Stud 1 ' • ' • isional MILTON L. HART Lebanon, 111. Major: Speech Minor: Religion SARA D. HART Lebanon, 111. Major: Speech Minor: Psychology and History FRF.D 1 Hill l l Marshall. Ill w .■ - Social Stu lie Di imhu.iI Minor. Journalism MI IV IN ( KV IOROIN Ixbanon. Ill !sli n. l ARLINE M. KELLER O ' Fallon, 111. Major: English Minor: Biology CHARLES KORUNKA JR. Mr. Olive 111. Major: Biology Minor: Music I Ml I. MA KAY UND1 R Suns. Ill i.. ' - Bio Mj(h SALLY T. LUNDEEN Edwardsvillc. Ill Mjjor; Sociology Mm r Psychology DIXIE MAUCK Trenton, 111. Major: Education Minor: History JAMES R. MEYER New Athens, 111. Major: Math. Minor: English HETTY J MORTON Centralis, III. U; • Bducmcioa Miri ' ir. BuSiacn 1 1 (.I.ORC-I I I ' l ( I Evergr e en P.irk. Ill f..- ' History Mm - I ' hil x- pli CECIL R. RABOURN Carrier Mills, 111. Major: Education Minor: Sociology WILLIAM V. ROBERTS Argenta, III. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: Biology I n ARD SAD! IR Mulbcrr n Divisional GARY ( SCHELLER Mi Olive, III f .• • s - ■ : ■. ' . v - ' 1 i isional VELEDA R. SCHRUPP Belleville, 111. Major: Elementary Ed. Minor: German CLARENCE LEDELL TRAVIS Johnston City, III. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: Speech PATRK I A A WELLS K 111 u. - Education Kl NNETH H WHITTAKER Like. Ill Speech |; ' . ' • Psychology BOBBY O. ZIEGLER Marine, 111. Major: Voice Minor: Piano entors ot |Jtcturecl KiM G ARRAS M.irv illt . Illinois ROBLR ' I II Ml I AVERY Belleville, Illinois [AMES W Bl l l New Baden, Illinois II RKII.YN DARTY is, Missouri I 1 Ml R HARGIS I ebanoo, Illinois MARVIN [ONES East St Louis. Illinois Hill PARKER ( arlyle, Illinois BARBARA ROm s 5l Louis. Illinois DAVID ROGERS Illinois W II I I AM SAND1 RS Trenton. Illinois TOMMY m RJVN1 R W.iyiu ( ity, Illinois Dl Wis si |() Belleville, Illinois FREDRK K STOKES East St Louis, Illinois II l I II W ALTHES Freeburg, Illinois HAROl D WELCH ( entralia, Illinois Who ' s Wyo tmrrial trr (Ouir n. r. „., ,.,.„ ,. . ' ' ■ • ■■ • ' ■ Wtio • lUhn .Xmniirt ♦rtu rnts lb Xin.rir.ui lliuUrr itir« aw f lllfM ■•- flUfcrmVrr (tollrgr ' f - ' ' ,, . l± ROBERT CAMPBELL A.B. Would not this book be incomplete without a capable Editor-in-Chief? Bob, editor of the 1961 McKendrean, certainly has displayed his leadership abilities, as this book graphically illustrates. Bob spent three years at McKendree, transferring from Millikin University. While at McK he was active in many campus activities, especially dramatics. He served as President of AJpha Psi Omega for two years, was an officer in Stage Crafters, and parti- cipated in several plays that were presented by the Dramatics Department. A History major, he was President of his Junior class, and during his senior year was Secretary-General of the Public Affairs Forum. He also served on the Religious Life and Student Faculty Councils for two years. The social, friendly, honest man, Whate ' er he he, ' Tis he fulfills great nature ' s plan, And none hut he. Robert Burns SARA DAK H HART AH A Spctxh m.i|or who plans ' teach aftt-r graduation, .ir.i has been active in many activities at McKendree Her devoted interest in lr.un.iiKs is displayed through her h.iril work m Stage Craften .m l Alpha I ' si Omega, Nxh drama organisations m which she hxs served .is .in officer, and her participation in many college dramatic productions In her junJOf voir she was student dircctOf of .1 pl.iv entitled ( hnst In I ■ ' a member of Sigma T.iu Delta and ( lio, and h.is s Es ellcnt ratings at the Bradley University Speech Tournament During her fixir years on campus, we often viu her working in the main office or at registration — the means of paying for her eollcge education -; 1. lidl .jt it : AnJ am 4 ■ . .. Ralph V FRED HELEINE A.B. Originally from Marshall, Illinois, Fred has spent all four of his college years at McKendrec. Certainly a very diligent worker, he has been an active member of Philo, having held several offices in that organization. He has also been active in M.S.M., Kappa Chi, and his senior year was Vice-Chairman of the Religious Life Council. A Social Studies major, Fred is quite interested in Journalism and served as Editor- in-Chief of the McKendrec Review for three semesters. Fred is a serious, quiet, depend- able, and sincere person. These attributes serve only to enhance his personality. The find test e l a leader is that he leaves behind him in other men the conviction and the will to carry on . . . The Genius of a good leader is to leave behind him a ul ation which common sense, without the f;race nj iiaiius. can deal tilth successfully. Walter Lippmann KAY I l hl R SS Kay c.imi to McKendrec as a freshman in 1 |S She quickly became inrci in campus life and t  k an active part in it She could often N found in the Science Hall working as ■ lab assistant oi working on a project of her wn in either the Biology nr Chemistry Department Tins would indicate her major field, which is Science Slu «.as in active member of Sigma Zeta, serving as President her senkM During her junior year slu w.is assistant editor f the McKendrean Hei leadership ability was aptlv displayed her senior year, when slu v- The crowning tcnuh came when slu- servo) as Special M.u.i .it the I960 Hnmcvoming activities •rnJ II p t I •.,..:„ ' ' -:j ■. ... ' ,- Rjlpli ROBERT ZEIGLER A.B. Anyone for a beautiful song? Hearing Bob ' s splendid baritone voice is the answer to anyone ' s quest for the perfect song. His many musical activities at McKendree for the past four years include the McKendree Choir, the Chapel Choir, and the Men ' s Quartet. In addition, he has sung at the St. Louis Municipal Opera for the past two summers, and has appeared in several operas on campus. From this impressive list of musical accomplishments, one would expect Bob ' s major to be music — which it is. His activities are not limited to the musical however, as he has been an active member of Plato, Stage Crafters, and Alpha Psi Omega. Music resembles poetry; In each are nameless graces Which no methods teach. And which a master-hand Alone can reach. Alexander Pope emor Signatures Classes I grije ffllasB of Nineteen txtw-iom CLASS OFFICERS: Linda Seay, Secretary-Treasurer; Sam Hippie, President; Valera Case, Vice- President. BOYD i AkilK Fillmore, llliooil MI1K ( VS1 loppa, Illinois r AKI f AK II K Robinson. Illinois I) VVID I.AKK Martinvillr. Illinois BILLY ( AI n ( cntrjlu. Illinois it [ iiii i 01 I RONALD COLEMAN Woodriver, Illinois PATSY CREED O ' Fallon. Illinois PAUL DEVOR Kell, Illinois KENNETH HARMS Lebanon, Illinois SAM HIPPLE Mascoutah, Illinois ORVAL KIMMLE O ' Fallon, Illinois Ri)C,l k K Mt Vernon, lllinwn MAk ' l h IKKRllM Belleville. Mil Ml IAIN lls HER r  Athcn . Minim CAROL LOYET Lebanon. Illinois IHK) M( ORKII Ijiunvillc. Illinois RAYMOND MA 1 ! Whvillc. Illinoit SANDY OZMENT Lebanon, Illinois PHYLLIS NIES Trenton, Illinois JAMES PATTERSON DuQuoin, Illinois CHARLES RANN Carrier Mills, Illinois BILL RUSHING Lebanon, Illinois LINDA SEAY Rockford, Illinois I ( K THARP Illinois DELORES I II ni maw Belleville. Dlinoii ANNE UTBB Ewinj;. Illinois JACKIE XX ' ILBERT Belleville. Illinois FLOYD WILLIAMS Ridfrwiy. Illinois CLETA RAHr Lebanon. Illinois ®l|0 ( h% of ffiinthm jS ixtg-tEl|m l lt to Rixhl: MIKE WOOLCOTT, Treasurer; RAYDEAN DAVIS, Vice-President; VIRGINIA DUDE, Secretary; JACK COOK, President. MM HARROW Belleville. Dliooii BARREN BARTY Wm PrmnkfotT, Illinois BILL BLYTHr Nbrril C ity, Minim MILDRIO HM KEMEYEP Carlylc, niinoil MARY Bl ( KALOO Lebanon. Illinon |ACK COOK In l i wpolH , In.lunj ALONA CAVINS O ' Fallon, Illinois DELORES CORRIE Claremont, Illinois JAN DELANEY Flora, Illinois CLYDE DORRIES Breese, Illinois DARRELL FRANKLIN Louisville, Illinois VIRGINIA DUDE O ' Fallon, Illinois II KKV HARRISON I i. ( it , niiaoii MARK Mil I Orkad Park, lllinou ORVAL HARRIS Bast V lj«iii, lllinnn Dl wis GRANING1 B hid Pari. Illin.m BOB JOHNSON M.i:i--n. Illinim loll. HI!! YARD ' hvillc. lllinou %ik PATSY KITTINGER Carmi, Illinois SYLVIA KORTE Lebanon, Illinois BOB KUBACH Summit, New Jersey BEN LENTZ Coulterville, Illinois CARL MAINER Stonefort, Illinois JIM MALINA New Bailen, Illinois IOELLEN MINTON Aruba. NefbefUndl Anrilln ( IIAKI! S M l Nashville, lllinon ( HARMS I ' ARRIOTT Liwrtnuvillc lliinon Hill OPPEB lllinon VGN1 5 ROBINSON Kinc, Illinois RALPH PHUJ II 1 ' • HU1, Illm.MS JOHN SCHIEPPE Summit, New Jersey ALLEN SCHOMAKER New Baden, Illinois HAROLD SHAFFER Lawrenceville, Illinois SKIP SCHWERDTFEGER Lombard, Illinois , GARY SPICER Sims, Illinois JOYCE SPENCER Amboy, Illinois . WHIM M i sYMIR ' Af ' l 3 1IKKY WORMS Nr AthctU, Illinon MIKI WOOL H-irnvhurc. Illinois ®ht (ttlaas of Nineteen j txtg- lfour CLASS OFFICERS: Larry Hake, Vice-President; Phyllis Ozment, Secretary-Treasurer; Mike Haller, President. SUE ADAMS Edsurdsvillr, Illinois SHERMAN BIRRY Alton. Illinois DEAN BLACK [URN FurfirM. Illinois RICHARD BRINK East St. Louis, Illinois JOHN BROVN Robinson, Illinois TTRRY BfRK Lebanon. Illinois r JACK CAREY East St. Louis, Illinois PATRICIA CARSON Decatut, Illinois LEE COSTELLIA Mound City, Illinois THERESA DAWE Marion, Illinois r y JOE DAWSON Maplewood, Illinois BETTY DEWERFF Mount Olive, Illinois IONATHAN DUNN Palestine n M III 1HI RIIAKDl lohfuion t m. liliooil I hi N mis Shawncctown, Uliaoii IIRRY ERWIN Broughton, Illim.r ■M W Illinois hfVJRIV IIRt.l - i KaniAi ( jiv. Missouri f 1 f JACK CAREY East St. Louis, Illinois PATRICIA CARSON Decatur, Illinois LEE COSTELLIA Mound City, Illinois THERESA DAWE Marion, Illinois Q JOE DAWSON Maplewood, Illinois BETTY DEWERFF Mount Olive, Illinois il DUNN Pdlnfllir LYN1 I ' ll IhlRHARIVI lohnnoo ity. Illinoii Bl N ELLIS Shawncctown, lllmrm I! KRV ERWIN Broughion, Minor Illinois hi VI R I V IIRt.l s  Kjr.iji ( icy, Mnvmri LARRY HAKE St. Louis, Missouri MIKE HALLER Rockfbrd, Illinois SKIP HASKELL Ambridge, Pennsylvania ERROL HAUHE East Alton, Illinois TOM LANGE Freeburg, Illinois MARTHA HAYES Sparta, Illinois UK ' I I Ml ' .I II Whcifixi, llliium IX)KIn MAYES Vmi Ait Force I j«-. 1 i 1 1 n. ut l« h Mil 11 K Nuhville, Illinois DAVID N0TTR0T1 A.ljicvillr. Illintns Dl( K OGDEN Lcbun w a PHYLLIS i ' SUM LrK n. .1 SANDRA PETERSON Manhattan, Illinois JIM PITTS Collinsville, Illinois CHARLES POCHECK Caseyville, Illinois DAVE RAWLINGS Lebanon, Illinois BILL REED West Frankfort, Illinois CHICK1E ROSENHAUER St. Louis, Missouri IW Hi ' Million Gl I SNYDI K W iio rnsin O H N Lebanon, lllimm I MI I I Mil I CitaiiKc ( in , lllinui pom n mii i drjnitc ( iry. Illinon |OHN IHOMAS lllinoti DAWN WAND Rock Hill, Missour JIM WILKERSON East St. Louis, Illinois JIM WILLIAMSON Nashville, Illinois JOHN WOLF Lebanon, Illinois j§ pectal Students HI I I 1 I ( (Mil-I R I GRAY Long Island, Nen -ri. ! LI I Kl ATMA CRII 1 IN Ljhjiv Illinois RoBrRT RAHF. Lctunt ' ir. |AMI i« DS Arthur. ttttbni Jot pictured Dennis Billh.irtz Allen Clendenin Leonard Clendenin Ramona Cornish William Culton James Marsh Jonathan Nelson Robert Palmieri Benjamin Rezba James Roach Ronald Shirk Kaylor Stevenson Franklin Wells SOPHOMORES Guy Dauphin Raydean Davis Ward Garrison James Havel Warren Huffman Howard Kenny Bonnie McBride Doris Nicholson James Raber Charles Rezba Ronald Shaver Rudy Wildman JUNIORS David Behrens Ronald Bodtke Delbert Bushong Nathaniel Clay Donald Collier Donald Cress John Franklin Melvin Gambill Warren Ittner Raymond Jones lone Kolm Roy Legendre Helen Leggett Robert Leyda Barbara Matory Irene Molitor Myron Mugele Tom Raber Dave Reinhardt Phillip Snider Dan Walker Willie Williams ©rrjamzattotts s Front. Left to Right: Martha Harris, Naomi Hall, Patsy Kittinger, Judy Coleman. Back: Juanita Anders, Mildred Beckemeyer, Sharon White. (Alpfya ©mega Alpha Omega has the distinction of being the newest society on campus, with its charter dated November, 1954. The society of college women has as its purpose the establishment of a perpetual bond of friendship among its members and the develop- ment of the moral, social, cultural, and intellectual life of the college campus. It takes part in several all-campus social activities and sponsors others. OFFICERS: Martha Ha; Kittinger, Naomi Hall. Juanita Anders, Patsy Rj ■ -. I ' .i Creed, Ami, w ■ - I i Ellet Mincra «j. Alnnj (asin . Virginia Du.lc. San.lv Ouncni, |oyce Spencer, (jr.; ' K.nr (!lli to ( lii is .in organization ( college wo- men that w.is tirst chartered in May of 1881. Its members attempt to acquire and cultivate tm r.il. social, an.l literary refinement! .is  c-II as promote a lasting friendship among the members Tbey also promote instru- mental anil vocal music, debate, and the ac- quisirion of general knowledge They sp «n vir many of the all ampus social activities OFFH I Rs Velert jvr. Sac Bartr, Annr Vt ' cbh. I I Front, Left to Right: Ray May, Orval Harris, Charles Korunka, Fred Heleine, Darrel Franklin. Second Rou: Raydean Davis, Carl Manier, Theo McCorkle, Harold Shaffer. Back: Ed. Sadler, John Franklin, Carl Carter, Roger Knox. p|ilo r, ,i The Philosophian Literary Society, better known as Philo, has the honor of being the oldest society on the McKendree campus, being chartered in January of 1837. Its members have as their ideals the pro- motion of intellectual culture, a sense of mutual co- operation of members and brotherhood one with an- other, and the sponsoring of various social activities. They also perform service functions for the school. OFFICERS: Orval Harris, Charles Korunka, Ray May. Carl Manier, Theo McCorkle, Roger Knox. ■ ■ •w. : Charles Rami, fcul Dcvor, Carl Behrent, Gem Patter . n Stcond Ro Bob lohtuoo, Mil ' -lark Hill, Dennii Graninaer, K h nulrr Hj.i Bill orix-f. lien Lena, Hill Blvthe, loe 0.i .n flato The purpose i f Plato, men ' s social organization on campus, is tn promote fraternal brotlurh « l and at the same time instill .1 spirit of loyalty to school anil nation The organization, founded in April of lsi '  , sponsors several all-campus «.i.il activities itself ami joins with tin- other societies in sponsoring |umt vm.il pr |tt. rs They .ils.. sponsor service pro • r the school ( l IK I Ks Mil W ■ -■ H--b |.4.n n. Bill j pcr. C.n.rKC Prtuc Front. Left to Right- Ken Whittaker, Anne Webb, Joyce Spencer, Bob Campbell. Back: Bob Zeigler, Mary Ellen Williams, Orville Schanz, Roper Knox. lplja fist ©mega Alpha Psi Omega is a National Honorary Dra- matics Fraternity which has as its purpose the de- velopment of dramatic talent and the furtherance of the art of acting. Membership requirements compel a student to earn a certain number of points through both acting on stage and helping backstage in a college production. The organization sponsors an all campus social activity each year. Mrs. Mary El- len Williams and Mr. Orville Schanz are advisers. OFFICERS: Anne Webb, Cast Sec- retary-Treasurer; Bob Campbell, Cast Director; Joyce Spencer, Cast Stage Manage! . ' ; to Right Mn Mar) Ellen Williams, Dr lohn McCain, Monica Cartel Sari Dan Walker, Di W N Grand? t Kappa BeIta Pi Kappa Delta is a national honorary speech anil forensics fraternity thai lias as us purp furthering of inter-collegiate speech activities li s| Kis irN students each year at the Bradley jxnii Toumameni and other Speech and Debate Contests in the aria Membership is gained In appearing in a Certain number of inter-collegiate 11 musts and is highly prized ' f I K I Ks M , . i tin Front, Left to Right: Dr. Mildred Silver, Phyllis Nies, Monica Carter, Sandy Ozment, lone Kolm, Dr. John McCain. Second Rote: Dr. Max Allen, Agnes Robinson, Sylvia Korte, Bob Johnson, Anne Webb, Joyce Spencer. Back Ron: Mr. Robert Brown, Helen Leggett, Kay Linder, Virginia Dude, Mr. Emenal Owen, Joel Hillyard. tgma Hau Jblta Sigma Tau Delta is an organization of people who arc interested in the promotion of a superior form of written expression. Mc Kendree is repre- sented by the Iota Chapter of the National Honorary English Society. Sigma Tau, as it is known on cam- pus, strives to encourage worthwhile reading habits among its members and fosters an interest in English. OFFICERS — Sandy Ozment, Secretary; lone Kolm, President; Phyllis Nies, Treasurer; Monica Carter, Vice-Presi- dent. . ■: i K,. : ( harles Kotunka, I i - K ■■. I I BUri BUI Rushing, Miki Woolcott, Sam Hipi ief, Orvil Harm tgma Zeia Ben hapter of Sigma Zera, National Honorary Sunn- Fraternity, was charrered in 1926 and is the oldest existing chapter ol the organization M Kendree is pnniil t K- thus represented nationally • purpose is to encourage .1 knowledge I the natural sciences and to recognize tin attainment of high scholarship among its members It sponsors monthly speakers m the science field and field mps at regular intervals Prol Fleming is ad- viser n 11 ik IRS Nam Mi;, lj ■say Lind luilrt By Front, Left to Right: Bill Opper, Bob Campbell, Anne Webb, Robert Brown. Second Ron.- George Pence, Jim Barrow, Gary Scheller, Mike Haller. Back: Velera Case, Bill Blythe, Roger Knox, Irene Molitor. •JJuMit JVffatrs Jforum The Public Affairs Forum is a group of stu- dents and faculty members who are interested in current world affairs, both national and international. Their prime purpose for existing is to become better informed themselves and to bring about a better informed campus concerning world issues. Outside guests and also students within the group give the programs. The high point of this year was the sponsoring of an International Film Series for the campus community. Mr. Robert Brown is the faculty adviser. OFFICF.RS: Anne Webb, Secretary- Treasurer; Bill Opper, Program Chair- man; Bob Campbell, Secretary General. Ff .;.- ,■; i Right Bob Campbell, Sara Han. R,.ncr K11..V. lv% Pirxuson, Anne NX ' ' 1 .Spourr StCOaJ Ron I ' juI IVs.t. Howard Ken IVirv IVirl. Man BudaloO, Mn Mary Fllcn Williams B« i Beit) DeWerff, Dawn Wand, Ijm. i.ra . Sue Adams, Martha HaVCS tage (ttrafters The McKeodree Stage ' rafters is .1 drama organ- isation made up of all people who have an interest in dramatics The m.un purpose of the Organization is to promote p l drama on tin- campus and to give students an opportunity ro le.irn the essentials of effective drama They .ismm ilu Dramatia Depart- ment in the presentation and production of outstand- ing plavs each vear Mrs M.m I lien Williams is the group adviser OF1 ii l ks i . Finjmson, Skt i ■ Jrnl Front. Left to Right: Roy Legendre, Sue Gassmann, Mary Ellen Williams, Jan Delaney. Fred Heleine. Back: Dan Walker, Joyce Spencer, Bob Sagan, Dawn Wand, Sylvia Korte, Joel Hillyard. ffit mdrtt eiriefa The McKendree Review is prepared, edited, and published by the staff pictured above. The paper comes out every two weeks and is a four page edi- tion so they have quite a job to do. The interesting thing about the 1960 staff is that they receive no credit scholastically for their work. In the past the paper has been prepared by the journalism classes but this year is completely on a voluntary basis. Mrs. Mary Ellen Williams is adviser. Editor-in-Chief Fred Heleine and Ad- viser Mary Ellen Williams check over a past issue of the Review. Promt, !,■: : Right Charles Korunka, K. i:cr kn,,x. Bob S HuA. Rob Campbell, Orville Schani lU,i pjt ( reed, Linda Sen. Su, IjrU Vnn Webb, Sylvia k,.rt, 4fHc Kendrean TTx po ple pictured above are responsible tor hi S« k. s if there are any complaints w them Tins industrious ii king group t students have ukm complete charge I preparing and editing this ' ■! Kendrean and have worked quite diligently to meet the deadlines ' I his yearbook is the largest ever attempted at McKendrec and has presented quite a challenge to these people Mr Orville Schani is the faculty a h ivr Vdvilef, an.l |i,.h (jimphr ' l. r,lit ' r in ( h ■ ■ • Front, Left to Right: Carl Behrens, Kay Under, Anne Webb, Bob Campbell. Back: Robert Brown, Kent Werner, Carl Carter, Fred Fleming. tmbttt-Jfatultg (ttomttU The Student-Faculty Council is the governing body of McKendree College concerning student body activities. It is composed of a representation from both the students and the faculty. It is the job of the Council to plan the activities and affairs of the entire campus community and to integrate them within the policies of the College as a whole. Their biggest job is that of planning Homecoming. OFFICERS. Anne Webb, Treasurer; Carl Carter, Secretary; Kay Linder, President. Ralph Phillippe, There l j«r. lu.H Cole DcTOT, Roger Kn ix. Cecil Kahnum. ( .irl (iiM. IV. .h ( jmprxll Religious Jkiit (Eomttil The Religious Life Council is an organization made up of re pr esentatives from every organization iki campus They meet once ■ month ti ili uv and formulate religious policy and procedure for the stu- dent b« !v The) .issiv m the selection of hapd speakers an l determine the program of religious ai.tivitit.-s for the year I r Roland Rice, Direcrot of Religious Activities, is the- advise r i ll K I Rs Ralph PhillipfM ted llclrinc. From, Left to Right: Betty DeWerff, Delores Corrie, Floyd William-,, Darrcll Franklin, Ralph Phillippe, Carl Carter, Fred Heleine, Bucky Jordan. Row Two: Pauline Jordan, Theresa Dawe, Bob Johnson, Sandy Ozment, Marlene Campbell, Bob Campbell, Raydean Davis. Row Three: John Dunn, Dean Blackburn, John Brown, Harold Shaffer, Charles Parriott, Lynette Eberhart. Row Four: Sharon White, Betty Morton, Patsy Kittinger, Judy Coleman, Mary Buckaloo, Pat Carson, Phyllis Ozment. Row Fire: Mary Frances Leckrone, Theo McCorkle, Glen Snyder, Lou Kittle, Cecil Rabourn. flL .fil. The Methodist Student Movement, or as it i.s known on campus, M.S.M., is another of the Mc- Kendree organizations of a religious nature. It too i.s a national group, with representations on various college campuses throughout the country. Its nature is such that it provides a weekly worship service for students of all denominational backgrounds here on the campus. OFFICERS — Bucky Jordan, President: Carl Carter, Vice-President: Delores Corrie, Secretary: Theresa Dawe, Treas- urer. Naomi HjII. Theresa Dawc. Mrs I-iin Gray, Rcrtv I EUci |udi otanan, Martha Harris, Sharon White, Deiorei i  ir. Lynette I berbari  .jML The Sus.inn.i Wesley Service Guild has .is us purpose die cstablishmeni t ■ channel within the local (.hurih through which college women may partn.ip.itc m the program of the Women ' s Socierj of hnstian Service Through tins organization col- men may take part in a program of spinm.il enrichment. Christian fellowship, and the develop- ment f a world ( hnstian community M Gray is adviser to the group oil II IRs N ' a,.m. Hall, ft . hrrrva I J - Front. Left to Right: Fred Heleine, Betty Morton, Bob Rahe, Ralph Phillippe, Judy Coleman, Betty DeWerff. Back: Dr. Roland Rice, Dean Blackburn, Harold Shaffer, John Brown, Carl Carter, Charlci Parriott. appa (ttljt Kappa Chi is an organization for all of chose people who intend to go into the field of full time Christian service upon graduation from McKendree. It is affiliated with the national organization in its program. The members meet monthly in the Little Chapel and have a variety of programs that are both interesting and educational. Their aim is to promote a better understanding and practice of everyday Christianity. Dr. Rice is the adviser. OFFICERS — Ralph Phillippe, Presi- dent: Bob Rahe, Vice President: Judy Coleman, Secretary Treasurer. 4- Ramona i ornish, lud) oleman, Patij Kittinjicr, Anne Webb, Pal arson, Sylvia Korte, hukir Rotenhaucr, Sand) Onneni Ron Two Valera Ca Mar] Francw Leckrone, Iv % Firguson, Betty Morton, Gaatman Dawn Wand A ' lEIIen Minion, Phyllis Oiment, Jim Patteraon, Bob A ( harla Rann, Mildred Bec k cmcyer, Sharon NX  Ionian, Paul Devor, Inn Williamson, |ohn Duni Worms. H.iwar.l K. rV Qtarlo Korunkl Hc (%tr The students pictured .tb i- are the very tal - i-ntcvl members ol tin- McKendree boil The li i r is widely known throughout this area .mil its fame has hcirx.il the cause t McKendree appreciably The Annual ( hrismus ( bond ( oncen never hub ti draw .1 capacity crowd, regardless l the weather The Choir .ils« has performed fot the personnel at Scott Air Force Base and i various churches in this area Profeam lilrnn Frcinrr. 1 • rvlrrr ( « llrt;r boil Abate: CHAPEL CHOIR — Bev Firguson, Mary Frances Leckrone, Phylis Ozment, Virginia Dude, Betty Morton. Second Row: Bob Zei.eler, Charles Rann, Floyd Williams, Jim Patterson, Bucky Jordan, Paul Devor. Below: QUARTET — Charles Rann, Charles Korunka, Bucky Jordan, Jim Patterson, Accompanist Sue Gassmann. penal Btusk LIBRARIANS — Lift to Right Martha Harris. Phyllis m -m. ThetCM 1 jss . Un Dclancy iiih turanatts Sandy ( 7mctir is . nc t t the many srudcnrs who Vclcra ( asc brosss -s through the current mi- study in the library u;mo wiirni ? M J 1 1 fltJL 4 -■- , .-.. .... ill I : ' •:■.-.: ' •• I 2 7 MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL — Front, Left to Right: Irvin Braden, Jot- Boner, Jerry McQueen. Back: Albert Fohne, Leo Schulte, Hugh Campbell, Dan Hohrein, Jerry Irvin, Lynn Roden. Personnel KITCHEN PERSONNEL — Millie Canty, Ivy Votrain. (©rgatttHattonal JVcttirittes Illicit; ' i ' r rrjll ofginilCll here The Fini- Am Festival party ti« l  j line but thi COfnpUl) mv tirribk Ifearbotfk |Jatnms Dr. Mrs. Max P. Allen Orville Schanz George E. Pence Anne Webb D.i e Reinhardc Roger Knox James Malina L. A. Butts Arline Keller Sylvia Korte Bonnie McBride Patricia Wells Stanisli Helen Leggett Alona Cavins Ralph E. Phillippe ]an DeLaney Denny Symer T. L. McCorkle Patsy Creed Harold Shaffer Sam Hippie Agnes Robinson Carl Carter Darrell Armistead Warren Ittner loin Raber Terry Worms Jim Raber Dwight Jones Orval Kimmle Charles Parriotl Major Mrs. Scott Williams Kent Werner Charles May Mike Woolcott Edward Sadler David J. Babb David E. Behrens Phyllis Nies Clyde Domes Betty Jane Morton Robert R. Leyda Joyce Spencer Raymond May Leslie Avery Charles Rami Dennis Sexton John Schieppe Delores Corrie Leonard Clendenin David Nottrott Jim Wilkerson Larry Brumley Jim Patterson Carter Clendenin Chick ie Rosenhauer Eva Clark John Wolf Susie Adams Pat Carson Tom Arras Dawn Wand Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Campbell Mr. Mrs. Boyd Carter Robert H. Brown Larry P. Hoolihan Lynette Eberhart Bill Crawley Bob Zeigler Gene Coleman Bill Reed Ronald Shirk Larry Hake Joseph Dawson Glen Snyder Lee Roy Costellia Bob Miller Jack Carey George Haskell Brent Richardson Louie Warren Dean Blackburn Sue Gassmann Sandra J. Peterson Beverly Firguson Jim Williamson Joel A. Berner Bill Opper Jim Havel Jackie M. Wilbret Raydean Davis Tommy Scrivner Rene Patterson £ m emo „ . (En: (T h a r I i r (fiox ifrnni: Jflc mdrran taff l t: (Thank HI mi ! ( harlie, we don i know exactly how co vi this lii face, wt don ' i even know uh.it ti s.i When you resigned your position as Director I Public K« l.n i f McKendree oilege on January 15, 1961, we were shocked and sorry to hear the news The immediate thought each ol us had was, Whai about tin ycarb Whether you realize ii or not, you were just about the most important cog in the machinery ol our yearbook You took .ill our pictures, developed them, and then printed them exactly the size we asked, in order thai we might vim- .i substantial sum in picture enlargements and reductions Hut suddenly you w What would we do? In our excitement we had forgotten — for the momeni what .1 wonderful friend and co-worker you .iri Even after you had acccpred .1 better position elsewhere, you took many hours ol your leisure time to do our work becau didn ' t want to let us down And you didn ' t! Thus, uh.u small meas ■ this yearbook may enjoy can be attributed, to .1 large extent, to you and your diligent work Not only do we of the 1961 suit, but every st.itt since you came in 1958, owes you .1 debt ol gratitude tor your beauriful and artistic photography thai has made our yearbooks so much more enjoyable The extra hours yoo put in on evenings .uul weekends certainly paid ofl — tor us ai leasi S we want to say thanks harlie — thanks and s . much more f outstanding contribution to McKendree The pictures and yearbooks from tl 1958 to 1961 attest to the fact that we need to say III VNKS! 1961 McKcndrcan Stafl I lob ( ampbcll I Y m mi pmal £U£ttta f$ Top Above: Geor.ee Lareau, Mary Wille, and Anne Webb portray a scene from the sprint; dramatics production, The Glass Menagerie. Bottom Above: Joyce Spencer and Don Boan in another scene from the play, which was directed by Mrs. Mary Ellen Williams. The St. Louis Civic Ballet supplied the Fine Arts Festival with artistic dancing. Ari I960 I lie lludcnd inmmtof in tin Division • •! Pint Arts. pte rnte i mini eitiibit •( their vmrk ji the Fine Arts ItmiwI An dup I it the Fine Art Festival jMag ($vtttn 60 Above: Alma Kleinaitis was chosen I960 May Queen by her class- mates and was crowned at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Below: Maid-of-Honor Joyce Hudson, Queen Alma, and Maid-of-Honor Mary Lee Zabel looked radiant at their ironation. (Graduation mcnicmcnt . B ■ Mel IVan W. N. Gl president ' s Reception problems and l erspecttiies for tl]£ ' BO ' s Ltft to Rifh Mr Irving Dilliard, Judge lamo Monroe, I Mm P Allen, Pr Donald Taylor. Mr Allen Dixihi McKeodree was N th plc.isol and honored to have on its rampwi i.ist fall five outstanding public figures who took p.in in ■ twelve week Monday evening lecture series, PROBLEMS MOD PER SPB IIVl.s iok mi Mr Roben Brown. Division ol o.il Studies faculty member, w.ls moderator for the p.incl which consisted oi Dr Donald Taylor, Professor d Sod hern Illinois University; IV M Allen, President of McKendree CoUege; Mr Allan Dixon, lllm. ' is State Re pr e sentat ive; Mr James O Monroe |r. Illinois Circuit Judge; and Mr Irving Dilliard, former editor of the Si Louis post Dispatch ■ I Section The speakers •.ommcn icd on the topic in vie of their re sp ec ti ve professions and answered questions from the audience each session Mr Ri.t- L ( vtnittmtt n Patter ' s ( ttnittmtt Clark all FASHION Mit Mom In Phyllij Nics, |o I lien Minno, MaitlM llarri«. Virgioia Dude, Nu - AJarm Jfasfyton Last fall the prlv from lark Hall dormitory presented a Fashion Show. Mv Fair Lady, to raise money for the Homecoming activities Seven] f the dormitory k: |r ' s • ' ' ' ■ few ladies from Lebanon modeled fashions from Lemer ' s in Fk-llcvillc. Children ' s dothes fri m Kiddie Komes in CoUinsvtUe were al% displayed Everyone connected with the show felt thai it  as ■ suc- cess anJ that it ihouki become an annual affair 1960 Ptfmmmthtg (Dimn flartlja lo Harris was crowned by Mr. Carl Carter, who represented the Student Body of McKendree College. JfHattte of Honor Above FrrchrrMn Mud Sue Adamt, and lit-r CM rt Mike X ' ...U..ir. Sophomore Maid Virginia Du.le 2nd her cv rt l ave ( lark. Senioc Maid Kay I indrr an. I her -n. n Brrni Rnhir.lv. n Btlnu: Senior Maid Pit WclU and her ev.i rt IV.b Sunish. Rc-iinn Queen Vidci .. . and her eK ' rt Carl (jnrr. |unu r Maid Phyllis Nirs and her r ...rt Bill Ptrtfrr pjhtter piontbrlanrl (Christmas Concert GUjattcel @rama A religious drama, For He Had Great Possessions, was produced by the McrCendree Stage- crafters this year. It was a touring play and was presented in several of the churches of Southern Illinois on Sunday evenings throughout the winter. Mrs. Mary Ellen Williams was the director. Those in the first picture are Joyce Spencer, Jack Cook, Bob Sagan, and Sara Harr. In the second, Joyce Spencer and Lenny Snellman. In the third, JoEllen Minton, Sue Adams, and Sara Hart. pectal Programs j I Iniversitj hi i . in connection with the Masi DrjMfimrni Maim Ehraod M Wsgnei ipokc in an usembls concerninj the United Slates ' deterrent powers Major Irving II BreuUuei sJJmsetl in on the topic, lar ci Ifarc I..| ( , mmunum IC9 luh sfxitiKift-.l i doll festival tor indents, family, .unl friends of ihi- Athletics prmg TENNIS The 1960 version of the McKendree Bear- cat tennis team, though hampered by inex- perience and a lack of returning lettermen, nonetheless displayed considerable talent with the racket and a strong determina- tion of spirit. Although they won no matches in I960, hopes are bright for the future with one sophomore, one junior and one senior returning as lettermen. Left to Right: Mike Woolcott, Ladell Travis, Sam Hippie. Left to Right: Bill Roberts, Bob Johnson, Carl Behrens. GOLF The I960 golf team was the first one to represent the Bearcats on the golf links of the Conference. They too, like the tennis team, lacked players experienced in competi- tion, but fared remarkably well with this disadvantage. Three of the five lettermen will again be on the course in 1961 and it is anticipated that it will be a successful year for them and for McKendree. ports Denny Si Kubacb, (jrl Maniei fiWi Warren h- ( r ul Kimmlc, R.ninir Kirk. Max Allen, lim Mnnlccn, Coach l . ' .ic Crose BASI BA1 I I In- I ' expert run: . up iIk- winning  tradition at ' ■ ' • overall ■ in none I ■ ■ Kcndrcx h.is  ,.(: crown .in.! bi 1950 mttat ttvttti WE OPPONENT THEY WE OPPONENT THEY 3 Illinois State Normal 2 9 Rose Poly Institute- 5 2 Illinois State Normal 8 4 Rose Poly Institute 5 1 Washington University 10 15 Harris Teachers College 4 10 St. Louis Concordia 6 10 Centralia Junior College 9 26 Harris Teachers College 4 4 Illinois College 8 12 Springfield Concordia 4 9 Greenville College 6 ? Illinois State Normal 4 10 Principia College 2 2 Illinois State Normal 4 5 Springfield Concordia 3 72, Centralia Junior College 7 9 MacMurray College 3 16 Principia College 6 10 MacMurray College 16 Greenville College 2 7 Southeast Missouri State 4 5 Illinois College 1 The image of authority. (SttfHlndual Records KK OKI) PLAYER i Most Doubles 7 Most Triples . ' . Home Runs ■ Most Runs Scored Kx Schulrc Mom Runs Batted In Stolen Bases 11 Dcnri) 5w rifices Or .iI Kimmle Ummn il ()r al Kimmle 1 rrors Hi Dcnnj 1 rami i Won ' Warren Irrnei MrikcOUtS 72 Warren Ittncr relief ificr (hr Cooeern before the umc ®lje f tttlj. . - tEl|e joining. . ®l|e Kmt. ♦ ♦ f (|e -Hero! Jfall jSaseball, 1960 • • I ' ll lo Rifbl (iurlo Ri hj. Dennj SextOO, ljrn Hake, [Vnn Symci |..hn 5dliep p c ! • -b Kukub. Iim 1 ' itrs lij.i li..b Millrf. Allen ( Irn.lcnin. laik (...L, Ix .n r.i Clcn.lcni n. X ' jrrcn Bartv. Dcnnv (..rjnintcr. (!rval Kimmlc, Wanvn Irtnrr. ..jih IXilr (ruw Fiwr Ik-arutv MMS! thnr turn in butting practice. ■ THI T ' ifcflB wS • A — ± UL u+ ' FALL I960 Kl OKI) w 1 0PP0N1 NTS THEY J Menard 1 - cordia 5 N - 1 ouii I Inivenity 5 ! 1 St. Lou B 17 Si Louii University 12 eartat 1960 Front. Left to Right: Coach James Barney Oldfield, Nate Clay, Willie Williams, Ladell Travis, Ben Ellis, Bill Roberts, Denny Symer. Back Row: Manager Joel Hillyard, Bob Johnson, Sam Hippie, Leonard Clendenin, Dave Clark, Mike Woolcott, Manager George Haskell. INSPIRATION — Coach Barney Oldfield. I PERSPIRATION — Nate Clay, Leonard Clendenin. Willie Williams, Bill Roberts, Mike Woolcott, Sam Hippie. SUCCESS! ! McKendrce Vict 1961 ;SasktbaIl Dcnnj Symer, Frmnk Well , C«rl Manier, Ben Bllit, I ron B id) Oldfidd, Jack oolc, Charla Pochek, Dennj Gn MiJcc Woolcoa, Allen lendenin, Bob Millet m s H.in.1 HuMctt An..n n.. It muit he a beautiful Rirl l ' n.imihtr.1- j it ■ They •OoldVl concentrate that much on the tunc ' Willie drives through tor two mure points. Something mi.uhcy interesting is going on out on the fie i r Guard — BILL ROBERTS Hippie hoops another one. Giuml- II I II W II I KMs Miki VCoolcon bagi inochci budtci fOI MeK Bui t.r.in.lm.i ' X ' h.ir I hn; imnjth r nj hjvc ' A rrlrrrc « or ic-m Holding hands in mid-air. Center — LEONARD CLENDENIN MMMM.MMMMM G.xxi Cheerleading Ir looks as if Sam is jumping right out of the picture. l-ADM.I. IRAVIs K ■ SYMH BEN III -Moil €«b pttetts Front. Left to Right: Naomi Hall, JoEllen Minton, Coach Phyllis Nies, Sylvia Korte, Jan Delaney. Back: Lynette Eberhart, Sue Early, Virginia Dude, Anne Webb. She should hold on to that ball - got four arms and four legs! Jby -i ♦A 4 -she ' s vn « If m 4 P I ' ll drop kick the bad through, rlje kniBer- and they ' ll never kn ot ] Gee! L ;ok at that! t went in the basket! 4 (ttljeerbaders Ml , n M PAT ARM) ( AK 1 IOYI I K l I II S M ' ffit mdttt SET. FOOTBALL (Slntramurals h i x H..w tar txtim.i ( tumpmmhi; II o R M s H (l I S like i ringer One m 2Homett , sports Looks like the ball and chain gang! MODERN DANCE. ' The Spectators. Pushball (Same ■• ' 1 hjl i OK I. . fOa ' fl ll ' ' • ' i  (H-n H unl rainint Aettufttea r I I t P V  Why Dr. Silver, what haven ' t you done to your hair? Always be prepared! That ' s my motto. These poor guinea pigs are working over time. What do you mean give you my scat? I ' m a lady too! Floyd is on the beam tor the first time in his life. Mi Kcodicc i unl) Daw n! U niy makeup ti thi k. ••■ Mill vim ' Vt ' hilr ihr traihrti i a . the KlldcflCI  Today ' s trash, tomorrow s hash! f Haan ii tu that notebout I i4n uw it nut lemcstei ■SK MB wmmwmmm A (imf lrg ;c l punn intf riutnr ' I .li.1n t ,1n it No! We are N O T the three little pigs and that is N O T the big bad wolf! Now I know this camera had a shutte when I bought it. So he ' s not Liberace! Humor him. I want that A. The Homecoming Dance was a huge- success. Whadya mean, UGH? Instant coffee. We love it, we love it! These guys ate so tired they even sleep BE- TWEEN classes! Which way to Sherwood Forest.- ' I ' m majoring in Sandbox. I didn ' t like his looks in the first place. Let ' s give him a D. What ' s yours? How i foui Miteriot cerebral i. nc« g Ai tight, alright Vnu can come bjik next icmcnci You II . I itc with him. but I sun- Jen t ha c !■ jk:rct uith him ' Modern dance or intramural bowling? Shucks, I knew it wouldn ' t work. But Mike, he only bought me a cup of coffee! Apprenticeship for Stell ' s. ttlje SRtjSimAttm 1961 Staff Editor In Chief Bob Campbell Assistant Editor Sue Early Faculty Editor . - Sylvia Korte Senior Editor Charles Korunka Junior Editor Velera Case Sophomore Editor . _ Jan Delaney Freshman Editor _. Bob Sagan Organizations Editor _ - Joyce Spencer Special Events Editor Roger Knox Athletics Editor __ Cecil Rabourn Activities Editor - Anne Webb Editorial Assistants - Dawn Wand Linda Seay Mike Woolcott Terry Burk Photographer __ Charles Cox Faculty Adviser ___ __ Orville Schanz ©fyanfes ♦• ♦ To all those who gave of their time, talent, and money to help us. . . To the Administration for allowing me to edit this yearbook. . . To my staff for the fine work they did and for putting up with me. . . To our adviser, Mr. Orville Schanz, for his help and encouragement. . . To Mr. Charlie Cox for his outstanding pictures and his work on our behalf. To anyone and everyone who had anything at all to do with this yeartxx k. . Thanks again, Bob Campbell, Editor ®l]e Editor ' s |Jage ♦ . . i ' ' • ■ particularly in the 1961 M« KENDRI IN gamut ol human emotion fully | ' m tn disappointing It h.is b — an honor such .is I %lull undo never hav again hut thai hunot is in finitely imall when 1 compart ii wii liunur tli.it I feel as .1 ' ■ ' I hki tn tlimk thai m this yearbook I havi just how much ol .111 honor I think it is tu K .1 p.irt nt McKendree And because i l this, I sincerely hope thai this . and every other memory ol McKendree you may have will occupy .i pi m your lu-.irt and in your life This is my desire, noi becausi ol my posit hut because of my position .is .i McKcndrean Wh.it McKendree means to me and I ' m sure to countless others, is n education; more than a preparation tor htc. mure than .i time ol physiial, cm intellectual, .mil spintu.il maturation; more than joyous hours of h .mil awed expectancy; more than friends and fellowship; more ihan .ill of the  f could say tu vlc-vnlx- this extremely nebulous feeling And be m words dm w t - feel, we will have to s.i with dedicated lues and mcaningfi what is withm our hearts .i something thai borders on tin spiritual the let us simply call it The Spirit ol Mi Kin. hi. My wish is thai in this 1961 M KENDRI W u spirit lus will remain the prisoner ol .ill dedicated McKendrearu JMc K ttiograpljs 1961 INI 1 : T1 PRESS Publuh«r — Manufacturers Ytorbooks — Yearbook Cover Dip ' omos — Ooduotion Announcement Foctory — Horn OH.ce • nC n U- 6 ' V0 S NYVl WW fc o v o ' C. l J. ■ C V, ' la v, r Vf J 3 ss 6Eg i - c? K. -X., 3t I; ; i I:. 1 ?MTl