Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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fQonminitl;. JiUtnaiB JAMES HARPER GRIER. PRESIDENT May 15, 1938 Dear Dr. Robinson: It is with no small amount of pride that we, the class of 1939, dedicate this yearbook to you. As one of the faculty who has watched Monmouth progress and increase during the years ; as one who has given time and effort to the building of an educa- tional edifice, and as one who has during the years not only endeared himself with the students, but made a lasting mark on the outside world, we consider it only a fitting and proper action to render you in a small way our deep appreciation. At best a yearbook is a transitory thing, to be cherished by the present and looked at by the future, but the sentiments expressed on this and other pages is not of the transitory type. You have made your mark on the ideals, ambitions and living plans of the students v;ho have passed in and out of your classroom. For those impressions received and used to a full account, we thank you. For your own impressions and mode of living, we admire you. For your success as an educator, author and gentle- man, we congratulate you. For all of them, because of all of them, v;e dedicate this book to you. The Class of 1939 of Monmouth College

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DR. L. E. R OBINSON

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■— ' — -iHrr CONTENTS . . . FACULTY Page lo CLASSES— Seniors Page 1 5 Juniors Page 25 Sophomores Page 3 1 Freshmen Page 35 MONMOUTH— First Semester 1937-38 Page 39 ACTIMTIES— Music Page 44 Speecli Page 48 Honors Page 53 Publications Page 62 MONMOUTH— Second Semester 1937-38 Page 65 SOCL-VL ORGANIZATIONS Page 70 ATHLETICS Page 78 MONMOUTH— Any Time Page 89 INDI ' IDUAL WRITE-UPS— Senior Activities 94 Juni(jr Activities 97 ADX ' ERTISEMENTS 99