McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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Jlr OAO ii cActivitieA

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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

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FIRST ROW: J. Holt, N. Austin, G. Brown, G. McCormack, D. Cox. SECOND ROW: J. Marshall, F. Michels, H. Ashal, F. Hammond, R. Brown, R. Herrin, D. Brown. THIRD ROW: W. Krousz, R. Gates, H. Ritchie, A. Dalrymple, C. Burns, P. Bcaty, T. Cox. FIRST ROW: J. Curtis, J. Kaufman, N Bun- nags, O. Schanz, H. Heinecke. SECOND ROW: H. Opoltz, W. Rhodes, E. Rosenberger, B. Anderson, D. Davis, R. Seibert, R. Miller, H. Davis. THIRD ROW: R. Walton, L. Lemons, C. Seng, C. Clark, D. Sample, E, Scruggs, R. Kataycma. Plato dcti in 1849, inislK ' cl luimlrcti and Inst year as one ot the Ic.iciini; nraani a- ticins on tlic Lan)|nis. Plati) stri cs to pniniDk ' udocI id ' owslnp among its nicniluTs as wtli as ilcNclop knouictlg, ' ot litcrar ideas throiigli intclkvtual train ing. Plat. J. stimulated in ' previous aeeomplisliments, I ' aees the tiiture unatraid. Pkilo Philo. uith Its rieh history datmg Iroiii 18. 7 eontiniies through its soeial program to promote in lelle.tual eidttne and mutual cooperation. Ilighlights o! tile ear h:i e ineluded open sessions and tlit MeCioniiiek Oiatoneal Contest. 1 he Society niai:i tainetl its leadership in aehiex ing to|) honors in both the McKcndrean Stunt Show and the I lomecoming I ' arade, Philo holds high its motto, Detur Digniori, meaning Let it be gixcn to the more worthy. 30