McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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THE McKENDREAN, 1931 Elberta Malandrone, A.B., Hernn, III. Debate ' 30; Pres. Glee Club; Quartet ' 31; The Robin Woman ; The Pirates of Penzance ; Class S ecy. ' 29; Pi Kappa Delta; French Club; Clio. Talented in music, Dink has served as an able musical representative for Mc- Kendree during her entire stay here. She was ever a zealous leader and worker in every line of her activity. I have a perfectly good place in Old Main that III leave to the persons that can prove to me that they really need a place to spend their leisure hours. — E.M. Caroline Schafer, A.B., Mascoutah, III. Clio; State Oratorical Contest ' 31; The Fool ; Review Staff ' 31. Caroline ' s ability in reading and oratory has made her a popular and interesting entertainer. A ready smile and lovable disposition ever characterized her presence. Just as all McKendree graduates, I feel that there is an indestructible cord holding me in thoughts and interests to the college. I value the friendships I have made and cherish the hope that these may last throughout my lifetime. — C. S. Violet Taylor, A.B., Lebanon, III. Societas Classica; Education Club. Unusually quiet, but nevertheless energetic, Violet has been a good student in Latin as well as in her minor studies. Her reserve has not been detrimental, for to those with whom she is associated, she is a real friend. The end is almost here — but ' All ' s well that ends well ' So here ' s to the future of dear old McKendree, her students, her graduates, and her faculty. —V. T. Page 26

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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

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THE McKENDREAN, 1931 Vernon Sanders, A.B., Crossville, III. Pres. Unholy Four; Pres. Student Association ' 31; Pres. Senior Class ' 31; Editor McKendree Review ' 30; Philo; Pres. Glee Cluh; Nature Club ' 28; As You Like It. Sande was always loyal to all — McKendree, his activities, his fellow students. He has proved himself to be a capable leader by his splendid performance m his several capacities, and by his congenial personality. Here ' s to McKendree! May her future existence he characterized by steady growth and prosperous development, and may she continue to foster the same high ideals which have mar ed her progress in the past. — V. S. Dan Hertenstein, B.S., Jsiew Baden, III. Master Scientist Sigma Zeta ' 31; Football ' 29, ' 30; Tennis ' 30, ' 31; Plato; Pres. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Junior Class ' 30; Mathematics Club; Pres. Carnegie Hall Sun-Up ; The Fool ; Mathematics Assistant, ' 30, ' 31. A scholastic record, athletic ability, and a remarkable character are qualities that have made Dan a true McKendrean. His activities, varied as they were, v ere every one entered into with the same zeal and enthusiasm, which is typical of all his conduct. I shall never forget the years I spent at McKendree and the friends I yiew there. May the future bring further honors to the old school. — D. H. Howard Rawlinson, B.S., Mt. Vernon, III. Pres. Unholy Four; Pres. Carnegie Hall ' 31; Philo; Track ' 29, ' 31; Vice-Pres. Stu- dent Association; Mathematics Club; Romeo and Juliet ; Physics Assistant. With a natural inclination toward scientific work, Howard has been right at home in the physics laboratory. His good nature, his famous warbling, and his poetical pro- ductions are inseparable from remembrance of him. ' Tour years in McKendree have served to create bonds of frieridship and memories which I will ever cherish. May McKendree coyitinue to progress, and may the friendships created never be bro en. — H. R. Page 27