McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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cAU road lead to cKcndree Colleg,e Entrance to Old Alain —a college lulK aware of its responsibility to serve. McKendrec ' s idc pn) c(.l to he souikI aiul its amtributions to society to be far reaching. N the institution isscTted itscll above the importance of the individuah m the traditions that ha e eaiised it to be what it is today. Rather, with an of hope of benefiting mankind McKendree C oHeoe has affirmed its : being the cuhural leader of Southern Illinois. All yoinh lend in McKcuchce Co lcoc— because its plans are more th paper and ain hopes. I he progressive spirit of the administration and and the eonsistentU higher academic standards have caused the m realize McKendrce ' s worth. Is have er has r al)o c ittilLide and as .m mere facultw asses to All rodils lead t ' McKciidrcc College— a college that is making advances in e erv phase of its aeli ities. Xthletics, music, religious work, general academic studies, social aetixities, And physical expansion are onl a partial list of actualities on McKendrce ' s program.

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ulte jficK ndrean 1950 McKENDREH COLLEGE Lebanon, Illinois 1337

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dedication Because all wads lead to, and all tliinking persons arc turning toward McKendrcc College, we attempt to a: sign due respect to those who luue given ol themscKes so heely that this institution may thrixc. In doing so we realize lull) the dilficulty in attempting to single out any one person. There is one, however, who seems to epitomize the ' ery essence ol decency, progressiveness, scholarliness, and above all amiability; a man who has proved to be a friend and counselor rather than merely an administrator. He has placed his office and his abilities at the disposal of those who might need help; his education and his understanding have guided many students. To this man, this line personality, to Dean Le yis B. ' an Vinkle, the 1950 iMcKendrean Staff proudly, vet humbly, dedicates this book.