Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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- nci in casual mood Dr. McC illiich and the next generation Tiekie plays hockey and Professor llaniihnii eiitertians ime of the canine citizenry on M. C. campus Dr. Turner, who could douhtless suniniari .e nealK ' what was lia])- peniufi ' when the class C)f 1908 gaye his resting [jlace to the lihrary, forgets the world situation Sam Thompson stutlies the chapel crowtl medi- tatiyely Dr. Reid and offspring pose for Rayelings cameraman.

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-5 ClCUllU DONiVT.D KLLIOTT DOROTHA ' FUTJ.ER WILLIA] r . FULTON RLTTH GARWOOD W. E. SKIDMORE MRS. W. E. SKIDMORE lOHN ALARTIN French. 1942-43 Y-Vlumni Office Secretary Political Science Spanish German French Alumni Secretar}- 5 rom our -L sscs we will remember — Mrs. Cleland ' s encouragement, tactful criticism, and assistance to aspiring writers. . . .plus her ahilit} ' tn cimk. . . . Miss Eietlman ' s genius at spotting a speech taken from the Reader ' s Digest fir a radius ol )ears. . . . Dr. McCulldch ' s i,)kes. .. . Dr. Owen ' s sincere cduxictiim that e cry clav nf life is great fun .... Mr. Shaver ' s hark, worse than his hite. . . . Dr. Thiessen ' s e- perinients, and his tlmrough e. i)lanations cif an - questions put to him, tinged h - his sense of humor. . . . Miss Gibson ' s mysterious speeches to the aviation cadets that send them knocking on the doors of the girls ' residence houses with word that she just told them to walk- in, and the girls would welccMiie them. Dr. Thom]ison ' s (|uiet, but staggering logic. . . . Miss Williams ' ccn(|uering of wartime restrictions and man-short- age to make a triumphant season for the Little Theatre. . . . Miss Garwood ' s enthusiastic conviction that Cervantes is the great- est writer of them all. . . . Miss McCo • ' s desire to run the lihrar - for the students, with in- dividual attention to anvone lost in a maze of references. . . . Plus many other things, not included in textbooks, that we have picked up in classes every day and have not forgotten.

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When the Navy came, meetings between classes moved from Wallace Hall to the T.ibe — bet- ter known as the date bureau. Dave, Rank, Mouse, and Slick give ample proof that there used to be men on the Monmouth campus. Ginny and Fritz supply the femin- ine attraction.