Western Illinois University - Sequel Yearbook (Macomb, IL)

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Contents O 0 EOREWORD CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS TRAINING SCHOOL

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Foreword . . . ln these pages we have tried to picture a changed, more serious college generation. Many of our students have given service in various parts of the world, and have seen the civilizations and cultures of other lands. 'l'ln-ough association with these students our lives at XXX-stern have been enriched and our horizons broad- enetl. For those of us who remained on the campus new responsibilities arose which, in turn, led to a broader ilevelopnient of student capabilities and to a more ma- ture attitude toward education and life. Western's students are in college to prepare for life. Inspired :intl prepared by the opportunities provided at Western, we shall continue to give service to the World Wher- ever it is needed. Page Four

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Dedication . . . We prniulh' iletlicxue this lf?-17 Sequel to four of our faculty who hcuc ht-cn ni1lst:imlii1g in their contributions to the college. llr. ll. Glenn .X.x'rc. Director of General College and Assistant l'i'ui'i-ssm ui' Klzuhcmzuics. Dr. Ayre is largely responsible for the innuxigcinciu ul. our llem-ral College program which has brought many new SlllllCll1S In our campus. His patience, his helpfulness, and his fricnillim-ss have mxulc him a friend of all. Bliss -lima lit-ymilils, .-Xssistant llrofessor of English. Miss Reyn- nhls is one nf XYesteru's most beloved teachers. Her personal charm, i'i'it-iiillim-ss. :mil her enthusiasm for her subject have made her classes very popular at XYcslern. llr. lliltla XYZllll3l'S, Associate l3'rofessor of Social Science. Dr. XYIlllt'I'S has lirniiglu XYestern closer to world problems because of her active p:irlicip:ilinn in the work of UNESCQ. Because of her excel- lcnl teaching her students tincl her courses both stimulating and in- spiring. llr. Louis Xl. Schleier, llrofessor of Education and Diregtm- Of lit-st-:u'cli. llr. Schleier has shown his capacity for thoroughness by the successful orgzinizaliim of the many college projects which he directs. llc is also in clizirge of the stuclent-testing program which 15 invaluable lu those wnrlcing on acaalemic or social problems of students. Page Six