Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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CLiA of 1943 . . . inci now tlie nCai ' etinaA SaliiteS tne enit President - . . - ' ice President - - Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Representati ' e Rnliert Aim Parliara Flemins - 1 )aniel Peltoii l al|ih Gallcnvaj ' First to feel the effects nf the speeded-np educati m projirani, the Class of it;43 .t;raduated in two .groups and contributed many of its members to the armeil services. As freshmen in the rosy [ire-war days thev lost the pole scrap, chose Bob Barnes as their first president. Next i enial Gunny Steii ' horst led the sophomores throui h a nllicking year of all college dances, pre-war sjiorts, and a pole scrap A ' ictor} ' . As juniors, led by iSob Aim, they put out the last Rayelings. edited the Oracle. Bob ' s second term as president marked their able support of M. C. tradition in the face of great changes in college life.

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LOIS ACHESON: Petite — dividing her atten- tion between Bob and a di- ploma tlien, and a home now. ROBERT ALM: Chem. major — class leader- Sally ' s head man. ho wno once were JOHN ANDERSON: Mac — tall and friendly athletic — camera fiend. FRANCES BAIRD: Honors for debate work- capable — friendly. CARL BECK: Chem. major — Sigma Tail Delta man — summer school. ROBERT BECKER: Good on vocals — Phi Kap leading man — smooth. ARTHUR BERGFIELD: A strong College Clubber with a will to win. LAWRENCE BESTE: Another chem. man — rates honors for scholarship. even as we were ROBERT BRITTON: Home town boy — good at bas- ketball. CONSTANCE BROWN: Oracle woman — biology ma- jor — town girl. CLARABELLE CARL: Reliable — competent — taught Navy cadets as a sideline. GALBRAITH CASLER : Gabby — delved into politics and navigation — admirer of Gidee,