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The Yearbook Staff
of
Mc Kendree College
Is Proud to Present
THE 1959
McKendrean
Lebanon, Illinois
We, the 1959 McKendrean Staff, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Fred Fleming, biology professor. It is with deep gratitude and appreciation that we dedicate it to him for his untiring efforts in behalf of our education and the sincere Christian witness that he displays both in and out of the class room.
McKendrean Staff
Donald Metzger Editor
Sue Early __ Business Manager
Mary Swan Freshman Editor
Maxine Turner Sophomore Editor
Gary Scheller Junior Editor
Wanda Pritchard Senior Editor
Dwight Schuetz Faculty Editor
Kenny Whittaker Sports Editor
Mary Lee Zabel, Buddie Johnson Co-Activity Editors
John Milford Art Director
Pricilla Rice, Jack Giger Art Assistants
Mr. Charles Cox Photographer
Mr. Orville Schanz Advisor
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DR. WEBB B. GARRISON
Since coming to McKendree College in June 1957, Dr. Garrison has begun a vigorous campaign to make the college truly a school "where education is a Christian adventure." Lights have burned late in his office as he has worked to solve the many problems facing the 131-year old institution. As his second year as president of McKendree ends, Dr. Garrison can look proudly behind him at the progress he and the school have made.
W. N. GRANDY Dean
RAYMOND DANIEL Business Manager
EMERIAL OWEN Registrar
KATHERINE POMEROY
Office Manager
CHARLES H. COX
Photographer and Director of Public Relations
ROBERT BROWN, M.A. Sociology
JENNIE COX, M.S. Business Ed.
LOUIS BUTTS, M.S. Education
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DALE CRUSE, M.S. Physical Education
MARITA CLARK. M.A. German
CHARLES H. COX. B.S. Public Relations
OTHA CLARK, Ph.D. History
ELIZABETH DIXON, M.A. English and Journalism
ZADA DICKSON, M.A. Art
FRED FLEMING, M.S. Biology
GLENN FREINER, M.M.
Music
JOHN GODWIN, M.A. Mathematics and Physics
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History and Philosophy
BLANCHE HAMBAUM, B.S.
JOHN McCAIN, Ph.D.
English
JAMES OLDFIELD, M.E. Psychology
PATRICIA NICKELL, B.S. Physical Education
PAUL NUGENT, B.M.A.
Mathematics
ROLAND RICE, Ph.D.
Religion
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FLORENCE THORNLEY
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MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS, M.A. Speech
AUDREY DITTEMORE, M.A. Languages
ELDON DITTEMORE, M.S. Business Education
KENT WERNER, M.M.
Music
L. K. FREEMAN, PH.D.
Chemistry
GEORGE TUERCK Band
Bottom to Top: President, Larry Lac- quement; Secretary-Treasurer, Phyllis Nies; Vice-President, Boyd Carter.
ROY ADAMS Golden Gate, 111.
DON BOWERS
Summerfield, 111.
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BOYD CARTER
Collinsville, 111.
GARY CARTER Divernon, 111.
JUDITH COLEMAN Elco, 111.
CARL CARTER Vandalia, 111.
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RONALD COLEMAN West Frankfort, 111.
SOFIA GONZALEZ
Madison, 111.
MARTHA HALFACRE West Frankfort, 111.
NAOMI HALL Eldorado, 111.
SAM HIPPLE Mascoutah, 111.
ELMER HARGIS Lebanon, 111.
MARK HILL
JEANETTE JOHNSON West Bend, Wise.
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LARRY LACQUEMENT Flora, 111.
ALVIN LAPSANSKY
Witt, 111.
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ROY LEGENDRE
New Athens, EL
RAYMOND LEWIS
THEO McCORKLE Louisville, 111.
CAROL LOYET Lebanon, 111.
MELVIN LEACHER New Athens, 111.
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RAYMOND MAY
PHYLLIS NIES Trenton, 111.
IRENE MOLITOR Lebanon. 111.
JOHN NALL
Christopher, 111.
SANDRA OZMENT Lebanon, 111.
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VERNON NAVE Carlyle, III.
DANNY ODLE St. Fransisville, 111.
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EARL PEARCE Evergreen Park, 111.
ROGER PAPPROTH Lebanon, IT].
ELDON SAUERWEIN iker Hill, 111.
RUTH SMALLEY Chicago, 111.
BRENT RICHARDSON Wayne City, 111.
LINDA ROARK Vandalia, Mo.
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ELAINE SMITH Sarasota, Fla.
MARY SWAN Brighton, 111.
WARREN STIEG Okawville, 111.
CAROLYN WEBB Ewing, 111.
CLYDE WEYENBERG Lebanon, 111.
DONALD WHITACRE Decatur, 111.
SHARON WHITE Dupo, 111.
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MARY WILLE
Troy, 111.
FLOYD WILLIAMS
DELORES CORRIE Claremont, 111.
FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED
First Semester
JOHN ALUZZO Lebanon, 111.
DARRELL ARMISTEAD
E. St. Louis, 111.
RUTH AUWARTER Troy, 111.
GERALD BROOKS Lebanon, 111.
RONALD CLARK
Collinsville, 111. DONALD CRESS Okwaville, 111.
MELVIN GAMBILL Centralia, 111.
DOUGLAS GLANZNER
Trenton, 111.
GLORIA HARSHAW
St. Louis, Mo.
JAMES HIPSHER Decatur, 111.
LARRY HOLLAND Gillespie, 111.
RODNEY HUMPHRIES Freeburg, 111.
RONALD HUMPHRIES
Freeburg, 111.
WARREN ITTNER Smithton, 111.
HOWARD KENNEY
E. St. Louis, 111.
ORVAL KIMMLE
O'Fallon, 111.
LETTY KUNZ Trenton, 111.
THOMAS LEBERT Lebanon, 111.
PRESTON LEONARD Edwardsville, III.
RAYMOND LEWIS
Madison, 111.
MARGARET LEYDA
Lebanon, 111.
BARBARA MATORY E. St. Louis, 111. MYRON MUGELE New Baden, 111.
ROBERT NAVE Carlyle, 111.
SHERMAN NELSON Chicago, 111.
ISIDRO PONCIANO E. Moline, 111.
JEANETTE POPLAR Scott AFB, 111.
JAMES ROUSEY Caseyville, 111.
VICTOR RUSSELL
Altamont, 111.
SAUNDRA SANDERS E. St. Louis, 111.
THERESA TAMAYO Scott AFB, 111.
DAN WALKER New Athens, 111.
Second Semester
CHARLES BOOMHOWER West Frankfort, 111.
KENNETH HARMS
Lebanon, 111.
SIDNEY MCCLURE St. Francisville, 111.
ANNE PFEFFER Lebanon, 111.
RALPH PHILLIPPE
Willow Hill, 111.
HAROLD RINESMITH St. Louis, Mo.
BILL RUSHING
Culter, 111.
RONALD SPEISER Freeburg, 111.
LARRY STREIGEL Mt. Olive, 111.
Left to Right: President, Keith Hall; Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Love Leon- ard; Vice-President, Bill Roberts.
TOM ARRAS
Collinsville, 111.
LESLIE AVERY Orient, 111.
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JAMES BEINE New Baden, El.
TED BRAMMEIER Oakdale, 111.
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SYDNEY BAKER, JR
East St. Louis, 111.
ROBERT CAMPBELL Wood River, 111.
SARA LEE DAECH Edwardsville, El.
BARBARA CHAPPLE Lebanon, 111.
ANTOLIN C. DIAZ, JR Breeze, 111.
JEROME ESSINGTON Carlyle, 111.
HERBERT FORCADE Wood River, 111.
JOHN CHRISTIAN, JR. Witt, 111.
LOUIS FRICK Herrin, 111.
SUE EARLY Alhambra, 111.
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BUDDIE JOHNSON E. St. Louis, 111.
NANCY HALL Harrisburg, 111.
MARTHA HARRIS
Sumner, 111.
KEITH HALL E. St. Louis, 111.
FRED HELEINE Marshall, 111.
RICHARD GEDNEY Valley Park, Mo.
DWIGHT JONES Benton, 111.
GEORGE LAREAU Athol, Mass.
PEGGY JACKSON
Wayne City, III.
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CHARLES KORUNKA Mt. Olive, 111.
CHARLES JOHNSON E. St. Louis, 111.
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CHARLES KOERTGE St. Jacob, 111.
KAY LINDER Wayne City, 111.
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LINETTE MAEDGE Marine, 111.
GEORGE PENCE Evergreen Park, 111
CAROL LOVE Davis Junction, 111.
DALLAS MELTON Tamalco, 111.
IRVIN OLIVER Collinsville, 111.
BILLIE NEVILLE Christopher, 111.
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ROBERT RAHE
Valmeyer, 111.
ROBERT STANISH Lebanon, 111.
JEANETTE WALTHES Freeburg, 111.
JOYCE THOMPSON E. St. Louis, 111.
EDWARD SADLER Robinson, 111.
VICKI WALKER Valley Park, Mo.
KENNETH WHITTAKER Wolf Lake, 111.
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MAXINE TURNER Albion, 111.
RUTH ANN WITTER
Fairfield, 111.
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SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED
First Semester
DAVID J. BABB
Sorento, 111.
ALLEN BASSLER Trenton, 111.
HOWARD BOLLER
Mascoutah, 111.
BURTON BROWNE
Imperial, Mo.
GERALD DURHAM
Marion, 111.
EARL FISCHER Collinsville, 111.
JOHN FRANKLIN
Dundas, 111.
MARVIN JONES
E. St. Louis, 111.
WILLIAM PARKER Carlyle, 111. WILLIAM ROBERTS Argenta, III. DARNIE SANDERS E. St. Louis, III. LELAND SCHULTE Freeburg, 111.
THOMAS WELCH Sparta, III.
Second Semester DAVID GUTHRIE Carlyle, 111. FRED SCHWOERKE Highland, 111.
FRED STEIN
Dorsey, 111.
Left to Right: Vice-President, Bill Herbst; Secretary-Treasurer, Carrie Cullison; President, Howard Simpson.
DONALD BOAN Belleville, 111.
RONALD BOGART
ANGIE BUCHELE Boulder, 111.
CARL DRAPER Hartford, 111.
CARRIE CULLISON Thebes, Dl.
FREDDY EDWARDS Galatia, 111.
LYNN GROVE
Castle Rock, Colo.
WILLIAM GULLICK Mulberry Grove, HI.
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GERALD HALL
Harrisburg, 111.
GILDER HARRIS
Shilo, 111.
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E. St. Louis, 111. V—
IVAN HORN Waterloo, 111.
West Frankfort, 111.
GENE JUNCKER
Festus, Mo.
MAURICE HURST E. St. Louis, 111.
BUCKY JORDAN
West Frankfort, 111.
YOUSIF LATIF Baghdad, Iraq
ALMA KLEINAITIS E. St. Louis, 111.
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TRUDY MC CAMMOND Davis Junction, 111.
MARY MALONE E. St. Louis, 111.
CHARLES MCKNELLY
Murrayville, 111.
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BUD MARKWELL Champaign, 111.
JOHN MILFORD Trenton, 111.
CAROL MILLER
DON NEIBEL West Frankfort, 111.
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BETTY MEYERS Olney, 111.
ROBERT REHG St. Jacob, 111.
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PHYLLIS RICHARDSON
Noble, IU.
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GARY SCHELLER Mount Olive, 111.
HOWARD SIMPSON E. St. Louis, 111.
JUNIORS NOT PICTURED
First Semester GREGORY COX E. St. Louis, 111. DERWOOD DERICKSON Mascoutah, 111. MARGART DILLINGER Lebanon, 111. ROBERT DORRIES Breese, 111. ALLEN GAEBE Addieville, 111.
LOUIS HATZL E. St. Louis, 111. RAYMOND HINTERSCHER Ingraham, 111. GLEN KAMINSKI Madison, 111.
HAROLD KELLERMAN O'Fallon, 111. DON RIECHMAN Sparta, 111.
BARBARA ROBINSON E. St. Louis, 111. FREDERICK STOKES E. St. Louis, 111. BETTY SWIGERT Scott AFB, 111.
HAROLD WELCH Centralia, 111.
NEAL WELZ
Trenton, 111.
Second Semester JAMES MONKEN Belleville, 111.
History was made on February 5 when the famous McKendree bell came down from it's resting place in the steeple of the 102- year-old Marion Bothwell Chapel. The 60 foot steeple shattered as it fell 80 feet to the ground. The picture on the right shows the bell resting on the ground. The one below shows students collecting souvenirs.
Left to Right: Vice-President, John Cummins; Secretary-Treasurer, Sandie Beasley; President, Bill Ridgeway.
JOSEPH AEBISCHER
Scott Air Force Base, 111.
NOEL BAUM Waterloo, 111.
TERRY BARGER
Johnson City, 111.
VIRGEL ANTHONY East St. Louis, HI.
SANDRA BEASLEY Caseyville, 111.
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JOHN CUMMINS Marissa, 111.
JOHN BUDINA
East St. Louis, 111.
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Scott Air Force Base, 111.
DENNIS DOANE Fairfield, 111.
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East St. Louis, 111.
JOYCELYN DUNCAN Marion, 111
JOSEPH EVOLA O'Fallon, 111.
JACK EDWARDS Carmi, 111.
HERMAN FAUKE New Baden, 111.
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HENRY FELDT
Mascoutah, 111.
CHARLES GAUT Caney, Kansas
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VIOLET FRITZ Freeburg, 111.
JOHN GIGER Collinsville, 111.
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TREASUREE HATTER
East St. Louis, 111.
RUBY HUDSON East St. Louis, HI.
JACQUELYN HEUSER Marine, 111.
CARMETT HELMS
Mascoutah, 111.
LA SALLE JOHNSON East St. Louis, 111.
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WILHELMINA KENNEDY Granite City, 111.
WAYNE KING
Lebanon, 111.
LANDALL MACK Lebanon, 111.
JOHN LORENTZEN East St. Louis, 111.
RONALD MAUCK Trenton, 111.
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AGNES MCELROY Scott Air Force Base, 111.
DALE MEDLIN Carmi, 111.
WENDELL MITCHELL East St. Louis, 111.
DON METZGER Mt. Vernon, 111.
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Collinsville, 111.
MARY IMOGENE PLEAS East St. Louis, 111.
JOHN PLEAS
East St. Louis, 111.
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JOHN PARKER Collinsville, 111.
WANDA PRITCHARD East Alton, 111.
DONALD PROCTOR
West Frankfort, 111.
EARL RENSHAW
Lebanon, 111.
PRISCILLA RICE Lebanon, 111.
SANDRA RENSHAW Lebanon, 111.
MARY ELLEN RIDGEWAY Mounds, m.
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WILLIAM RIDGEWAY Mounds, 111.
BARBARA ROBINSON
East St. Louis, 111.
DWIGHT SCHUETZ Alton. 111.
BILL SANDERS Carlyle, 111.
GERALD SCHUMACHER O'Fallon, 111.
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NEVA SKELTON Eldorado, 111.
ROBERT SMITH
Arlslad, New Mexico
NANCY STUMP Chicago, 111.
RONNIE SPERRY
Ramsey, 111.
GERTRUDE TOWSEND East St. Louis, 111.
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CLARENCE TOLLEY
Marion, 111.
BEATRICE VOLMA
Edwardsville, 111.
ERNA WEYGANDT Belleville, 111.
ARKELL WEYGANDT
Belleville, 111.
IMOGENE WINCHESTER Flora, 111.
CAPTAIN GEORGE FRYE O'Fallon, HI.
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WILLIAM BROWN New Douglas, 111. |
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PATRICIA COX |
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Scott AFB, 111. |
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THOMAS FAY O'Fallon, 111. |
MARGARET DILLINGER Lebanon, 111. |
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ROBERT ENGLISH Scott AFB, 111. |
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JAMES KINTNER E. St. Louis, 111. |
GEORGE FREY O'Fallon, 111. |
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DALLAS LLOYD Scott AFB, 111. |
LOUIS HATZL E. St. Louis, 111. |
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JOSEPH MC DONALD Okwaville, 111. |
JOHN KAMMERMANN Pontiac, 111. |
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NORA MATORY E. St. Louis, 111. |
LLOYD O'BANNON O'Fallon, 111. |
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JAMES O'DONNELL Scott AFB, 111. |
HERBERT VANCE Scott AFB, 111. |
Senior Activities
ANTHONY, VIRGIL East St. Louis
Major: Biology, Minor: Social Studies.
BAUM, NOEL Waterloo
Major: Education, Minor: Business; University of Illinois; Imperial Valley Junior College, Elcentro, California; German Club; Basketball; President of Boys Dormitory.
BEASLEY, SANDRA Caseyville
Major: Music, Minor: Music,; Clio, President; Sigma Tau Delta, President; McKendrean Staff; Student Faculty Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Choir; Chapel Choir; Operas, "The Medium", "The Old Maid and The Thief"; Secretary Senior Class; Queen Candidate 1, 2, 4; Who's Who.
BORGER. MARTHA RUTH Freeburg
Major: Primary Education, Minor: Psychology; Southern Illinois University; Clio; Choir; W.S.
c.s.
BUDINA, JR., JOHN W. O'Fallon
Major: Business Education, Minor: Spanish; Montana State University.
DUNCAN, JOYCELYN Marion
Majors: Music and Education, Minor: Music; Southern Illinois University; Alpha Omega, Presi- dent; M.S.M.; Kappa Chi; Choir; Chapel Choir; W.S.C.S.
ENGLISH, ROBERT Nashua, New Hampshire
Major.: Business Administration, Minor: History; University of Maryland; Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas.
FREY. GEORGE O'Fallon
Major: Science Divisional; Harris Teachers Col- lege, Michigan State.
GIGER, JOHN COOPER Collinsville
Major: Sociology, Minor: Psychology; Plato, President; Band; McKendrean Staff; Student Fac- ulty Council; Choir; Wrestling; Quartet; Vice- President Boys Dormitory.
HEUSER, JACQUELYN Marine
Majors: Art and Education, Minor: History; Sig- ma Tau Delta; Dramatics Club; Choir; Spanish Club.
HUDSON, RUBY JEAN East St. Louis
Major: English, Minor: Psychology; Illinois State Normal University.
LEE, ALICE CHANG Seoul, Korea
Major: Social Studies, Minor: Psychology; E.W. H.A. Womens University, Seoul, Korea; M.S.M. ; Clio; Choir; W.S.C.S.
MATORY, NORA ALYCE East St. Louis
Major: Elementary Education, Min or .-Philosophy; Quincy College.
MC DANNOLD, JOSEPH WILLIAM Okawville Major: Social Studies; Southern Illinois Univer- sity.
MEDLIN, DALE Carmi
Major: Social Studies, Minor: Physical Educa- tion; M.S.M. ; McK Review Staff; President of the Junior Class.
METZGER, DONALD Mt. Vernon
Major: Religion, Minor: Journalism; M.S.M.; Philo, President; P. A.F.; McKendrean Staff, Ed- itor; Student Faculty Council, President of Stu- dent Body; Kappa Chi; Dramatics Club; McK Review Staff; McK Club; Sports Publicity for College; Who's Who.
MORRIS, CARROLL D. Troy
Major: Social Studies Divisional; Centralia Junior College; M.S.M.; Kappa Chi; Dramatics Club; P.A.F.
O'DONNELL. JAMES S. Joplin, Mo.
Major: Business, Minors: Economics and Science; Pittsburg State Teachers College; Dayton Univer- sity; Air Force Institute of Technology.
OTT, JACK Collinsville
Major: English, Minor: Psychology; Philo; McK Review Staff.
PLEAS, JOHN East St. Louis
Major: Biology, Minor: Education; German Club; Dramatics Club; Basketball; Choir.
PLEAS, M. IMOGENE East St. Louis
Major: Elementary Education, Minors: English,
Psychology, History; Oakland Junior College; Clio; German Club; W.S.C.S.
PRITCHARD, WANDA East Alton
Major: Art, Minor: Music; M.S.M.; Clio, Presi- dent; McKendrean Staff; Student Faculty Coun- cil, Secretary-Treasurer; Choir; Chapel Choir; Ensemble, Alto Rhapsody; Operas, "The Medium" and "The Old Maid and The Thief"; President of Girls Dormitory; W.S.C.S; Who's Who.
RIDGEWAY, MARY ELLEN SICHLING
Mounds Major: Education, Minor: Social Studies; M.S.M.; Clio; Cheerleader; Student Faculty Council, Sec- retaryJreasurer; Choir; W.S.C.S.; F.T.A.
RIDGEWAY, WILLIAM T. Mounds
Major: Business Education, Minor: Speech; Span- ish Club; Dramatics Club; President of Senior Class; Student Faculty Council, President of the Student Body.
SCHUETZ, DWIGHT Alton
Major: Social Studies Divisional; M.S.M.; Plato; Basketball Manager.
SKELTON, NEVA Eldorado
Major: Education, Minors: Art and Geography; Southern Illinois University; University of Miss- ouri, Columbia, Missouri; Warrensburg State Teachers College.
SMITH, ROBERT RAY Carlsbad, New Mexico Major: Social Studies Divisional; M.S.M., Presi- dent; Philo; McK Review Staff; Kappa Chi; President of Freshman Class; Who's Who.
SPERRY, RONNIE E. Ramsey
Major: Business Education, Minor: Psychology; Greenville College; University of Maryland; Dra- matics Club.
STUMP, NANCY Chicago
Major: Speech, Minor: Education; Millikin Uni- versity; M.S.M.; Chio, Vice-President; Dramatics Club; Choir; W.S.C.S.
TOLLEY, CLARENCE L. Marion
Major: Business Administration, Minors: Philoso- phy and Religion; Southern Illinois University.
TOWNSEND, GERTRUDE East St. Louis
Major: Business Education, Minor: Psychology; Lincoln University. Jefferson City, Missouri.
VANCE, HUBERT DALE Scott AFB
Major: Business Education, Minor: Psychology; Belleville Junior College; Southern Illinois Univer- sity.
VOLMA, BEATRICE Edwardsville
Major: Speech, Minor: English; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Spanish Club; Student Faculty Coun- cil; Dramatics Club, Secretary; Who's Who.
WEYGANDT, ARKELL D. Belleville
Major: History, Minor: Biology; University of Illinois.
WEYGANDT, ERNA H. Belleville
Major: English, Minors: History and German; Southern Illinois University; Sigma Tau Delta.
May Queen 1958
BABS ANNE BOWE
Babs Anne Bowe escorted by Charles Murray
Sandie Beasley, Babs Bowe, Joycelyn Duncan. Bill Fester, Charles Murray, Bob Zeigler.
Jack Giger, Carol Love, Charles Murray, Sandie Beasley, Queen Babs, Joycelyn Duncan, Bob Zeig- ler, Alma Kleinaitis, Noel Baum
Graduation
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1958
President's Reception
1958-1959 Homecoming Queen JACKIE JOHNSON
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Senior Sandra Beasley Escorted by Bill Ridgeway
Junior Alma Kleinaitis Escorted by Howard Simpson
Freshman Jeanette Johnson Escorted by Larry Laquement
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Story Book
FIRST PLACE
'Aladdin's Lamp" Freshman Class
'The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe" Alpha Omega
"Alice in Wonderland' Clio
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"Cinderella" Queens' Float
'The Three Little Pigs' Stage Crafters
Tinocchio" Plato
'Robinson Crusoe" Philo
Cheerleaders
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"H-H-Hold your flowers ' I'll be glad to."
'The wolf is for burning ?
Founders' Day
Mr. James C. Thompson reads citation for Honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree for Rev. Clarence C. Collins as Dr. Garrison and Dean Grandy look on.
George T. Wilkins, State Superintendent of Pub- lic Instruction for Illinois, speaks after receiv- ing his Honorary Doctor of Law Degree.
"Prelude to Brotherhood," was the topic of the main address given by Dr. Byron Stroh.
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PETTUS RANDALL
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
/T\ P O. BOX 934
cfuJcalooda, tllabama December 1, 1958
Mr. Donald G. Metzger McKendree College Lebanon, Illinois
Dear Mr. Metzger:
You have been recommended to us from your campus for recognition in the 1958-59 Edition of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. It is a pleasure to tell you that your nomination has been accepted.
The students recognized by this organization each year are nominated from approximately 750 colleges and universities. Campus nominating committees are instructed to consider, in making their selections, the student's scholarship; his participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities; his citizenship and service to the school; his promise of future usefulness.
The organization awards each member a certificate of recognition, presented on the campus either at graduation or earlier in the year. Also, it provides a placement or reference service to assist members seeking employment, scholarships or fellowships, etc. There is no cost to mem- bers for inclusion in the publication or for any of the services rendered by the organization.
Before you fill in the blank forms that accompany this letter, please read the Instruction Sheet; this sheet explains the nature of each form and the purpose for which it will be used. It is your responsibility to complete your forms carefully, particularly the two biography blanks and to mail your completed forms to this office promptly. One of the Employment Forms should be returned with your other forms; and the other along with your requests for recommendation. Try to return your forms within ten days at the latest so there will be no chance of omission.
Our staff wishes to add its compliments to those you have received on the campus and to extend you a cordial welcome. We hope you will con- sider this recognition a small reward for work well done and an encourage- ment for the future.
Sincerely yours,
HPRrmw H- Pettus Randall
Encs. Editor
SANDIE.BEASLEY
RONNIE MAUCK
DON METZGER
DON PROCTOR
WANDA PRITCHARD
EARL RENSHAW
BEA VOLMA
Alpha Omega
First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Swan, Carrie Cullison, Angie Buchele, Alma Kleinaitis Second Row: Martha Hatris, Billie Neville, Maxine Turner, Joycelyn Duncan.
PLEDGE: Trudy McCammond
Clio
First Row, Left to Right: Ruth Witter, Vicki Walker, Nancy Stump, Martha Ruth Borger. Second Row: Jackie Johnson, Mary Ellen Landon, Sue Early. Back Row: Sandie Beasley, Wanda Pritchard, Sara Daech.
PLEDGES — First Row, Left to Right: Sofia Gonzalez, Linda Roark, Ruth Smalley. Second Row: Imogene Pleas, Sandra Ozment, Betty Myers, Mary Frances Leckrone, Velera Case.
Philo
First Row, Left to Right: Bill Gullick, Ron Bogart, Don Neibel, Lynn Grove. Second Row: Don Metzger. Ivan Horn, Gary Scheller, Don Proctor, Bob Smith.
PLEDGES — First Row, Left to Right: Fred Heleine, Roger Knox, Buddie Johnson, Charles Korunka. Second Row: Bob Kammermann, Gary East, Ron Coleman.
Plato
Left to Right: Richard Gedney, Jack Giger, Bill Herbst, Bob Zeigler, Terry Barger.
First Row, Left to Right: John Harris, Brent Richardson, Irvin Oliver, Don Boan, George Pence Kenny Whittaker. Second Row: Don Whitacre, Larry Lacquement, Gary Carter, Ted Brammeier, Victor Russell.
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STAFF — First Row, Left to Right: Buddie Johnson, Don Metzger. Second Row: Kenny Whil laker, Mary Swan, John Milford, Mary Lee Zabel, Wanda Pritchard. Back Row: Jack Giger; Advisor, Mr. Orville Schanz; Sue Early, Gary Scheller, Maxine Turner, Dwight Schuetz.
Mc Kendree Review
First Semester Editor, Ron Bogart; Associate Editor, Lynn Grove; Second Semester Editor, Mary Ellen Landon.
First Row, Left to Right: Fred Heleine; Advisor, Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon, Mary Ellen Landon, Ron Bogart, Lynn Grove. Second Row: Jeanette Poplar, Nadine Windhorst, Sofia Gonzalez, Ted Brammier, Marcella Fessler, Don Whitacre, Bill Parker, Eldon Sauerwein.
Student-Faculty Counci
First Row, Left to Right: Don Metzger, Bea Volma, Mrs. Williams, Wanda Pritchard. Second Row: Mr. Werner, Mr. Fleming, Bucky Jordon, Mr. Brown, Ron Bogart. Not Pictured: Jack Giger.
Public Affairs Forum
Fir-t Row, Left t .gfit: Anlolin Diaz, Lynn Grove. Second Row: Dr. Clark, Cairoll Mor- _,ir. Brown, Don Metzger, Maurice Hurst, Margritt Bunge, Larry Lacnuemcnt, ferry Barger, John Bowman, Gilder Harris.
Left to Right: Mary Ellen Landon, Alma Kleinaitis, Martha Harris, Priscilla Rice, Vicki Walker.
Office Staff
Left to Right: Sara Daech, Donna Greenwalt, Ruth King, Helen Brown, Letty Cruse, Louis Kittle.
Dining Room Staff
Left to Right: Jackie Johnson, Sandie Beasley, Wanda Pritchard, Joycelyn Duncan, Mary Frances Leckrone, Velera Case.
Kitchen Workers
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Left to Right: Joyce Thompson. Jeanetle Walthes. Delores Corrie. Saundra Saunders.
Kitchen Staff
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Maintenance
First Row, Left to Right: Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Joe Boner; Ted Williams, Huey Campbell, Kenny Widicus. Second Roiv: Leo Schulte. Dan Hohrein, Linwood Rhoden.
M.S.M.
M.S.M. OFFICERS: Morning Prayer Meeting, Nancy Swan; Pianist, Angie Buchele; Song Leader, Don Neibel; President, Earl Renshaw; Vice-President, Ed Sadler; Evening Prayer Meeting, Carrie Cullison; Treasurer, Virginia Wood; Delegate to State M.S.M., Sara Daech; Secretary, Jackie Johnson; Noon Prayer Meeting, Carl Carter; Social Chairmen, Willie Wil- liams and Freddie Edwards.
Kappa Chi
First Row, Left to Right: Marcella Fessler, Cleta Coble, Carl Carter, Charles Koertge. Second Row: Velera Case, Betty Myers, Maxine Turner, Charles McKnelly, Roy Adams. Third Row: Ron Bogart, Carroll Morris, Lafe McCorkle, Boyd Carter.
w.s.c.s.
First Row, Left to Right: Maxine Turner, Nancy Swan, Martha Halfacre. Second Row: Carrie Cullison, Naomi Hall, Martha Harris, Judy Coleman, Sue Early, Mary Swan, Carolyn Hall.
M.C.K.
Left Side, Front to Back: Sara Daech, Marcella Fessler, Maxine Turner. Right Side, Front to Back: Delores Corrie, Cleta Coble, Ron Bogart.
German Club
First Row, Left to Right: James Kintner, David Reinhardt, Thomas Fay, Letty Kunz, Charles Korunka; Advisor, Mrs. Clark; Dan Walker. Second Roiv: Darnie Sanders, Robert Standish, John Harris, Raymond Lewis, Larry Lacquement, John Rathmann, Bob Isaacs, Melvin Leacher. Third Row: Tom Arras, John Franklin, Theo McCorkle, Elmer Hargis, Derwood Derickson, Allan Fries, Howard Simpson, Bob Zeigler.
Spanish Club
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First Row, Left to Right: Theresa Tamayo; Advisor, Mrs. Dittemore; Sofia Gonzalez, Lou Heinritz. Second Row: Ruth Auwarter, Jackie Heuser, Agnes McElroy, Bea Volma, Velera Case, Bill Ridgeway.
Sigma Tail Delta
First Row, Left to Right: Ruby Hudson, Priscilla Rice. Margritt Bunge, Linette Maedge, Bea Volma, Lou Heinritz, Jackie Heuser. Second Row: Advisor, Dr. McCain; Ron Bogart. Agnes McElroy, Advisor, Dr. Silver; Vi Fritz, Bill Gullick, Larry Lacquement. Third Row: Don Boan, Ricky George, Herb Forcade, Lynn Grove.
Sigma Zeta
First Row, Left to Right: Bob Rehg, Barbara Chappie, Kay Linder, Joyce Hudson, Carmett Helms. Second Row: Advisor, Dr. Freeman; Richard Gedney, Ronald Mauch, John Lorent- zen; Advisor, Mr. Flemming.
First Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Hall, Bea Volma, Jackie Johnson; Advisor, Mrs. Williams; Sara Daech, Margritt Bunge. Second Row: Ron Bogart, Lynn Grove, Roger Knox, Jackie Heuser, Barbara Chappie, Don Boan. Third Row: Bennie Donald, John Bowman, Noel Baum. Don Metzger, Larry Lacquement.
Book Store Staff
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Left to Right: Bob Smith, Elaine Smith, John Milford.
First Row, Front to Back: Mary Lee Zabel, Ruth Smalley, Nancy Swan, Carol Loyet, Sara Daech, Carrie Cullison. Second Row: Judy Coleman, Jeanette Walthes, Sofia Gonzalez, Virginia Wood, Wanda Pritchard, Betty Myers, Sharon White. Third Row: Cleta Coble, Joycely Duncan, Sandie Beasley, Linette Maedge, Mary Frances Leckrone, Anne Webb, Angie Buchele, Velera Case, Mary Swan, Martha Halfacre. Fourth Row: Charles Korunka, Charles McKnelly, Jack Giger, Bob Zeigler, Don Neibel, Floyd Williams, Jack Tharp, Bob Kammer- mann, James Kintner, Bucky Jordon, Ricky George, Roger Knox.
Chapel Choir
First Row, Left to Right: Joycelyn Duncan, Sandie Beasley, Martha Halfacre, Wanda Prit- chard, Nancy Swan, Linette Maedge. Second Row: Don Neibel, Bob Zeigler, Floyd Williams, Jack Tharp, Bob Kammermann, George Lareau.
nstrumental Ensemble
Left to Right: Director, Mr. Tuerck; Charles Korunka, Anne Webb, Phyllis Nies, Jeanette Johnson, Mary Swan, Bob Rahe.
Student Recitals
Seated, Left to Right: Sandie Beasley, Voice; Mary Lee Zabel, Voice. Standing: Wanda Pritchard, Art; Angie 3uchele, Piano; Don Neibel, Voice; Jackie Heuser, Art; Nancy Swan, Piano.
Quartet
First Row: James Kintner. Second Row, Left to Right: Bucky Jordon, Bob Zeigler. Third Row: Don Neibel.
Activities
Any courses in camel care ?
Salts ! I'm stuck with ole for three hours.
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Gee ! I won't get the egg check till Friday.
Four hours credit for bas- ket weaving ?
Hey, partner ! Where's the hunkhouse ?
Help ! Neibel !
Study ?
'All work no play.
"No speaka de Englis !"
Not me you dummy ! The ball !
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Here's your ballot, Bob.
Here's the answer.
Darling !
Funny ? ?
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Recess
You don't need any sugar.
Don't turn the page !
Siesta Time
Night Classes
1958 P. C. £ Champions
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Kneeling, Left to Right: Charlie Johnson, Don Fizer, Willie Williams, Buddie Johnson, Bob Schulte, Roger Papproth, Bill Roberts, Dan Odle, and Warren Itiner. Standing: Orval Kimmle, Jack Parker, Derwood Derickson, Gerald Brooks, Jerry Essington, Hank Feldt, Neal Welz, Wayne King, Arlie Smith, and Coach Cruse.
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1958 BASEBALL RESULTS |
May |
2 |
McK 14 |
Illinois College |
1 |
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April April April April April |
1 3 4 4 9 |
McK McK McK McK McK McK McK |
5 6 21 4 1 9 |
Taylor University Taylor University Murray State College Murray State College Austin - Peay State David Lipscomb College Concordia Seminary |
2 0 5 3 (canceled) 8 8 |
May May May May May May |
3 6 9 10 13 15 |
McK McK 9 McK 2 McK 9 McK 10 McK 21 McK 14 |
Menard State Penitentiary ( rained Illinois College Scott Air Base Pudacah Jr. College Pudacah Jr. College Principia College Greenville College |
out) 4 7 8 1 3 1 |
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April |
11 |
McK |
10 |
Harris Teachers College |
4 |
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12 L5 |
McK McK |
9 15 |
Principia College Springfield Concordia |
1 0 |
1958 FALL BASEBALL RESULTS |
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April |
18 |
McK |
9 |
Oakland City College |
13 |
Sept. |
20 |
McK |
3 Menard Penitentiary |
2 |
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April |
L9 |
McK |
6 |
Rosy Poly |
5 |
Sept. |
26 |
McK |
5 Concordia Seminary |
1 |
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McK |
12 |
Rosy Poly |
7 |
McK |
4 Concordia Seminary |
2 |
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April |
22 |
McK |
14 |
Springfield Concordia |
5 |
Sept. |
29 |
McK |
1 Greenville College |
3 |
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April |
25 |
McK |
15 |
Greenville College |
1 |
Sept. |
30 |
McK |
1 Concordia Seminary |
3 |
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April |
26 |
McK |
Scott Air Base |
(rained out) |
Oct. |
3 |
McK |
13 Greenville College |
10 |
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April |
29 |
McK |
10 |
Harris Teachers College |
16 |
Oct. |
4 |
McK |
2 St. Louis University |
1 |
McK PITCHING STAFF — Left to Right: Buddie Johnson, Wayne King, Warren Ittner, Gerald Brooks, Arlie Smith, and Charlie Johnson.
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OUTFIELDERS — Left to Right: Jerry Essington, Bill Roberts, Dan Fizer, Jack Parker, and Derwood Derickson.
INFIELDERS — Standing, Left to Right: Orval Kimmle, Jack Parker, NeaJ Welz, Hank Feldt, and Arlie Smith. Bending: Buddie Johnson, Bob Schulte, Willie Williams, Roger Papproth, and Dan Odel.
Coach Dale Cruse and the 1958 P.C.C. trophy.
1958 FALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST AT BATS (21) _. __ Jerry Essington
Bob Schulte
MOST RUNS (5) Dan Fizer
MOST HITS (6) Arlie Smith
MOST PUT OUTS (48) Neal Welz
MOST ASSISTS (13) ^ Bob Schulte
MOST ERRORS (6) Bob Schulte
MOST 2B. (2) Dan Fizer
MOST 3B. None
MOST H.R. (1) _ ._ Wayne King
Jerry Essington MOST STOLEN BASES (5) _ Dan Fizer
MOST SACRIFICES (2) . ._ Arlie Smith
MOST HIT BY PITCHED BALL (2)
Roger Papproth
MOST BASE ON BALLS (4) Dan Fizer
MOST STRIKE OUTS (3) _. ._ Bill Roberts
Arlie Smith MOST RUNS BATTED IN (4)
Jerry Essington _
HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE FALL 1958
Wayne King .333
Arlie Smith _. .316
Roger Papproth .300
Dan Fizer .278
Neal Welz .250
Henry Feldt .250
Jerry Brooks .250
Woody Derickson ' .250
Jerry Essington .238
Jack Parker .214
Bill Roberts .211
Orval Kimmle .. .200
Bob Schulte _. .190
Warren Ittner .000
Danny Odle _. .000
Willie Williams __ __ .000
Buddy Johnson _, .000
Don Bowers .000
1958-S9 P.C.C. Champions
Kneeling, Left to Right: Douglas Glanzner, Harold Welch, Bill Roberts, Leland Schulte, Willie Williams, Don Proctor, Jerry Essington, Coach Oldfield. Back Row: Neal Welz, Marvin Jones, Sam Hippie, Sherman Nelson, Mark Hill, Rod Humphries, Keith Hall, Ron Humphries.
INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SCORING RECORDS
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120 |
120 |
62 |
360 |
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Roberts |
24 |
138 |
86 |
47 |
362 |
15.1 |
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Welch |
24 |
100 |
41 |
41 |
241 |
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Jones |
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35 |
24 |
21 |
94 |
13.4 |
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Hippie |
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25 |
24 |
21 |
78 |
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Ron Humphries |
18 |
36 |
35 |
24 |
107 |
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Williams |
19 |
27 |
32 |
35 |
86 |
4.5 |
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Schulte |
18 |
26 |
17 |
31 |
69 |
3.8 |
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Nelson |
15 |
121 |
83 |
46 |
325 |
21.6 |
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Others |
43 |
37 |
102 |
123 |
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McK Totals |
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671 |
490 |
430 |
1841 |
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Opponents Totals |
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689 |
385 |
493 |
1753 |
73.0 |
1958-59 Junior Varsity
Kneeling, Left to Right: Howard Simpson, Willie Williams, Roger Papproth, Henry Robards, Dan Odle, Jack Moore, Lesley Kimmel, Coach Oldfield. Second Row: Rod Humphries, Gerald Brooks, Eldon Sauerwein, Orval Kimmle, Ron Humphries, Keith Hall. Third Row: Mark Hill, Sam Hippie, Marvin Jones, Theo McCorkle, Vernon Nave.
1958 - 59 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETRALL RESULTS
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98 |
Flat River Junior College |
87 |
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McK |
66 |
SIU Alton Branch |
79 |
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McK |
77 |
Mt. Vernon Junior College |
73 |
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McK |
96 |
Sanford-Brown |
91 |
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McK |
70 |
Lincoln University JV's |
67 |
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McK |
99 |
SIU E. St. Louis Branch |
54 |
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McK |
94 |
Collinsville B.B.B.'s |
80 |
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McK |
99 |
Waterloo Hi-Fi's |
91 |
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McK |
86 |
Southeast Mo. State JV's |
80 |
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McK |
66 |
Sanford-Brown |
52 |
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McK |
72 |
Southeast Mo. State JV's |
71 |
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McK |
74 |
Flat River Junior College |
62 |
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McK |
89 |
Greenville JV's |
90 |
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McK |
97 |
Mt. Vernon Junior College |
87 |
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McK |
77 |
SIU E. St. Louis Branch |
57 |
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McK |
98 |
Roxana Ramblers |
106 |
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McK |
97 |
Greenville JV's |
83 |
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McK |
94 |
Belleville Junior College |
77 |
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Sherman Nelson
Harold Welch
Sam Hippie
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MARK HILL
MARVIN JONES
ROBERT SCHULTE
RON HUMPHRIES
ROD HUMPHRIES
The Bearcats In
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Scorer: Don Metzger and Timer: John Symer "Watch Action"
'Who wants it ?"
"Such form and grace
My ! Those tall boys can
Everybody up
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CAROL LOYET
RUTH SMALLEY
Intramural
Basketball
First Row, Left to Right: Louis Frick. Bennie Green- wait, Carl Draper. Second Row: Bill Ridgeway, Theo McCorkle, Don Wells. This team finished first.
First Row, Left to Right: Gene Fuller. Floyd William: Bill Parker. Second Row: Ricky George, Terry Barge:
First Row, Left to Right: Charles Korunka, Charles Gaut, Freddie Edwards, Bill Gullick. Second Row: Car- roll Miller, Warren Ittner, Dwight Jones.
First Row, Left to Right: Don Bowers, Brent Richard- son, Don Neibel. Second Row: Jim Beine.
First Row, Left to Right: Hank Feldt, Ron Coleman, Tom Wheatley. Second Row: Tom Welch, Boyd Carter, Gary East.
"It's a long reach !"
'The girls take a rest after a hard game of volleyball."
'Hey ! Where 'd you come from
"Bill Roberts takes the Ping-pong champion- ship."
'I like it
Metzger receives Intramural scoring help from Ricky George and Mary Swan.
McK Cub Kitten's
First Row, Left to Right: Letty Kunz, Maxine Turner, Carrie Cullison, Naom Hall, Anne Pfeffer, Peggy Jackson. Second Row: Kay Linder, Phyllis Neis Joyce Hudson, Sue Early, Sharon White, Mary Swan.
Students and fans enjoy watching the Bear- cats play basketball in their new $110,000 gymnasium.
1958 McK Racket Squad
Front Row, Left to Right: Gerald Hall, Yousif Latif. Second Row: Richard Gedney. Dc Whitacre, Howard Simpson.
1957 - 58 TENNIS RESULTS
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Blackburn |
6 |
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McK |
0 |
Principia |
7 |
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McK |
0 |
Principia |
7 |
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McK |
1 |
Greenville |
6 |
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McK |
0 |
Principia |
7 |
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McK |
1 |
Greenville |
6 |
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McK |
0 |
Blackburn |
7 |
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McK |
2 |
Springfield Concordia |
5 |
Well, When you get this far, you should be through the MCKENDREAN. I hope you liked it. There was the usual last minute rush and sleepless nights, but there was also the joy of working together.
Words cannot express the thanks due to Char- lie Cox. With camera in hand, he took the ma- jority of the pictures appearing in this book. A word of thanks also to the advisor, Mr. Orville Schanz, who helped design this yearbook cover and to my staff for their untiring efforts and putting up with me. I further want to thank the administration for giving me the opportunity of being Editor.
I sure hope everybody's name was spelled correctly and that nobody was left out of an or- ganizational picture. Oh ! yes, let me be the first one to wish you a Merry Christmas for 1959.
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