McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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Denny Gar Hayes game, we freshmen rooted long and loud, because this ' ictory enabled us to really ha ' e a beanie roast. Our feeling of a job well done continued through the concluding event of the Homecoming weekend, the plav Our Tcnvu. With loan Hall and h ' an Lewis in leading roles, and other freshmen contributing hea ' il - to the success of Our town, the class of ' 53 felt great satisfaction in the production of this out- standing play. ' I he ' hectic davs of our hcoinnina at McKcndrce Kerper 27

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Cnmpbel celebration a success. Our biggest contribution to the I lomeconiing aftairs was the Freshman Formal Pro- gram, in which the varied talents of our class were clis|ila ccl to line advantage under the capable guidance ol our class president, r,a Porter. The elTorts ol all perlorniers were richK ' repaid, as were those oF the campaigners ( She swims in ponds ) because our own lovely candidate, Martha Rieman, was crowncil t|uecn of the 1949 Homecoming Festivities. Because McKcndree won the I lomeconiing loolball 26

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Bogue J. Bailey are over. They are onK- memories now, with snapshots and souvenirs in our scrapbooks to help us relive them. We have now settled into the routine campus life, which is always interesting, and occasionalh ' exciting. I he contrihiitions and intliience ol the various members oF our class will continue to be lelt on the Old Hill in the years to come. We are facing the future with great anticipation of what we can do for McKendree and what McKendrec can do for Waggoner L. Williams f«. l f» a MognuEon M. Williams 28