Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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POLESCRAP The Polescrap . . . this battle of the mud and axle grease is led by the sophomores, in league with the Devil. When that whistle blows at 8:00 one October morning it is sure to be a dull and dreary day. This scene of horror seldom claims a casualty of more importance than a bloody nose, trouser-less frosh (often the case) and broken-hearted freshman girls who don their caps for another month. The victorious sophomores (as is always the case) see their colors untouched when- the M- club throws the last bucket of cold water.

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The queen ' s attendants representing their classes are Donna Niemann, Senior; Bonnie Bossow, Junior; Mary Ellen Ripley, Sophomore; and Billie Munson, Freshman. HOMECOMING Homecoming is the time for cele- bration and greeting the old grads. No one studies and no one worries and that ' s what makes it the biggest weekend of the year. Building a prize-winning float, growing the long- est beard, creating a comical stunt and electing a beautiful queen bring out problems, work and hidden talent. This is a record of what you ' ve achieved for another home- coming.