Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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VIRGINIA HYLER this capable exec ' s pleas for student order were in formally stated. . . .love Mourned the last semester. CLAUDE GOULD the returning native .... who spent most of his time on Mother Hub- bard ' s front steps. SUZANNE GORDON the girl freshmen and sailors alwa asked about .... gone too soon. CLARIBEL GERHART how to put over a chapel stunt: have Geri in it. . . .waiting resigned- ly for Ted. BETTY JIRSA acceleration at Coe put her way out in front. .. .always twisting some poor sailor around her finger. .EROY KING missed by all after mid-year, espec- ially by one. . . .his Dese Bones. . . will live in memory. BETTY LAVEN little shy-eyes.. . .but just ask an opinion about some debatable ques- tion. MARTHA McGINNIS slow talk that always has a point., slow grin always anxious to ap- pear.

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MARY LOUISE BRADFORD ■that wide-awake look.... old Crimson Masque-er. CLAIRE BROWN VAN FASSEN worried about her hair. .. .romance struck suddenly. RACHEL BUCHANAN prescribed certain language rules for her roommates. .. .mischief be- hind those angel eyes. VIRGINIA BURRILL one of the industrious F. A. gone after mid-year. PHYLLIS FEDDERSON Phyl of the seven-league-boot gait ....noted for slyly turning up un- expectedly. MARY LU DRAYSON willing helper in lab.... the smile with charm and voice with glamor. SYDNEY CONWELL ready smile. .. .dreamy Teke kitch- en worker, part times. CONSTANCE CAREY Connie of the golden voice and golden hair. .. .waiting for Dan.

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robb Mclaughlin whooshing around on his bike, working for the common good. ROBERT MENEILLY half of M. C. ' s biggest pre-war style romance. .. .always laughing unexpectedly. MARY LOUISE NEIL the genius of the senior class (or all Monmouth, for that matter) ....quiet, but oh, the ideas she keeps to herself! ARLINE PICKEN the personification of energy in all worthwhile deeds that unex- pected laugh. DOROTHY SCHUMAKER was left another NARU wid with something to show for i cheerful grin. VESTA RODGERS not half as lackadaisical looked. . . .another mid-yea DORA QUON most studious person in her class — and we bet no one else will claim the title ! — eager. MARY ALICE PRESCOTT one of the old faithful disciples of Doc Owen always ready with the answer.