MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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m ILLIWOCO 1917 Mabel Stoltz, Theta Sigma, Casey, 111. Nothing lovlier can be found in woman, than to study household good. Ruth Taylor, Belles Lettres, Jacksonville, 111. Vice-President of Class 1912-13 Corresponding Secretary of Belles Lettres. 1912-1.3 Critic of Belles Lettres 1914-15 Town Girls ' Chairman 1914-15 Vice-President of Belles Lettres 1915-1() Business Manager of Greetings 1915-lG Be gone dull care, be gone from me You and I will never agree. Ruth Want, Lambda Alpha Mu, Farmer City, 111. Charter Member of Lambda Alpha Mu Critic of Lambda Alpha Mu 1912-13 President of Lambda Alpha Mu 1913-14 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1913-14 Member of Committee for Student Consti- tution 1914-15 President of Y. W. C. A 1914-15 Treasurer of Students ' Association 1914-15 Essay Contest 1914-15 Member of College Council 1913-14 Editor-in-Chief of Greetings 1915-lG The softer charm that in her manner lies Is framed to captivate, yet not surprise. Ola Wendel, Lambda Alpha Mu, Newman, 111. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1914-15, 1915-10 President of Service Circle 1915-10 Chaplain of Lambda Alpha Mu 1914-15 The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. 27

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feiog oo ooO b)o€ oo ooV;a J I O O 1917 O 5)o0oo (x 0aS 3i| Rlth Patton, Theta Sigma, Clarence, 111. Art Editor of the Greetings 1915-16 There is a skirmish of wit where ' er she goes. Rose Ransox, Lambda Alpha Mu, Jacksonville, 111. Critic of Lambda Alpha Mu 1914-15 One who to herself is true And therefore must be so to you. LuciLE Rexroat, Theta Sigma. Virginia. 111. Those about her from her shall read the perfect wavs of honor. Edxa Robb, Theta Sigma, Hopkins. Mo. Entered I. W. C 1913 Recording Secretary of Theta Sigma 1914-15 Vice-President of Athletic Association ... 1914-15 President of Class 1914-15 Dramatic Club 1914-15, 1915-16 Reporter of Theta Sigma 1915-16 Vice-President of Students ' Association . . 1915-16 President of Athletic Association 1915-16 Paint me — as one Little of stature, fond of sun. 26

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«»og oo CT feio jae oo gn J J J O O 1917 g 0 oogog QpoQeo oo 3oee THE SENIOR SURVEY We are Freshmen, true, and loyal To our teachers, friends, and school, We are marching ever onward. For that ' s our Freshmen rule. Thus sang the Freshman Class in the fall of 1912. Then they doffed their caps of green, showed their yellow and white ribbons, and went to work to prove their boast. True to their early motto, the class in 1913 marching onward, marched right through the essay contest, and carried off both prizes, enthusiasm bubbled over, even as the contents of the ginger-pep man ' s bucket ; and so they marched, again victoriously through the Junior contest. During all the year the band ' ' worked with a right good cheer ' ' in athletics, in the Y. W. C. A., and in the Students ' Association. They have never stopped save for brief breathing spells at Gravel Springs, at Llayfield Grove, and at Lake Matanzas. The band, over twenty strong, started their senior journey in the fall of 1915. Not until then did they realize their love of progress or their reluctance ever to stop. Then, gradually the realization came that, though the members of the band would be separated from their comrades and their leaders, whom they had learned to love, the march of the class 1916 need never cease. 28