McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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Edith Hortin, A.B., Albion, III. CHo; Y.W. Cabinet ' 31; Review Staff ' 31; Sigma Zeta; McKendrean Staff ' 31. Brilliant wit, intelligence, and pleasing personality combine to make Edith one of the most respected and likeable girls on the campus. She keeps them guessing, but those who know her know a real friend. To now, to esteem, to love, and then to part, Ma e up life ' s tale to many a feeling heart. (Coleridge) E. H. Laura Yargar, A.B., Stoy, III. Orchestra; Band; Glee Club; The Robin Woman ; Clio; French Club; Y.W. Cabinet ' 28; Debate ' 30, ' 31; Secy.-Treas. Clark Hall; Secy.-Treas. Junior Class ' 30, Senior Class ' 31. Laura was well known for her pep and vivacity. Whether at work or at play, she was always anxious and eager to do her best. These traits of personality have won for her many friends. Tlie success of any school, family, or individual depends largely upon its friends. May we McKendreans always he friends. — L.Y. WiLMA Nell Land, A.B., Harrisburg, III. Debate ' 29, ' 30; Glee Club; The Simple Soul ; The New Poor ; Alpha Psi Omega; Clio; Pres. Y.W. ' 31; Review Staff ' 30; ' Vice-Pres., Pi Kappa Delta ' 31; Vice- Pres. Junior Class ' 31. Wilma Nell ' s versatility is evidenced by her wide range of activities. She was an honor student, and has a magnetic personality which has had a great influence on her success in college. The world goes up and the world goes down. And the sunshine follows the rain; And yesterday ' s sneer and yesterday ' s frown Can never come hac again. — W. N. L. Page 24

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THE McKENDREAN, 1931 Seniors Page 2i

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THE McKENDREAN, 1931 Nell Carmichael, A.B., E. St. Lams Pres. Societas Classicas; Nature Cluh; Y.W. Cabinet ' 31; Education Cluh, Brilliancy is Nell ' s most outstanding trait, for she is strictly an A student. Al- though she has not lived on the campus, and had opportunities to enter into many activities, she has shown herself to be an earnest worker where chance afforded. May that indescribable sentiment that hinds our hearts in love for McKendree enrich our lives and ma e us strong, cheerful, and loyal to that which is best. — N. C. Vera Whitlock, B.M., E. St. Eows, III. Clio; Y.W. ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Glee Club; Orchestra; Quartet ' 30; As You Like It ; Pirates of Pensance ; Pres. Clark Hall ' 31; Vice-Pres. Student Association; Voice Recital ' 31; Piano Recitals ' 29, ' 30, ' 31. As a musician, a scholar, an ardent worker, and a friend, Vera will ever be re- membered. Although always busy, she never refused to lend her support to every worthy undertaking. Couldst thou iyi vision see thyself the man God meant, Thou never more coiddst he the man thou art — content. — V.W. MiRZA Earth, A. B., Keysport, III. Greenville College, ' 28, ' 29. Very quiet and demure, Mirza delved deep into her studies and received grades which justified her efforts. Upon more intimate acquaintance she was real jolly, and exhibited reserve only at the proper time. I have only spent two years on IVlcKendree ' s campus, hut it will always he to my deepest regret that I could not have spent much more time here. — M. B. Page 2 J