Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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ILLINOIS COLLEGE DRE HAROLD GC ACOULMEH President Trinity College B.S., 1911; Columbia U., M.A., 1914; Union Seminary, B.D., 1914; LL.D., Blackburn, 1933; Phi Beta Kappa; Managing Director and Associate Secretary Near East Relief, 1917-33; Executive Officer, Near East Foundation, 1930-33; Fellow, Royal Geographic Society; National Educational Ass’n.; Academy of Political Science; New Orient Society; Published numerous articles on social and religious subjects; Cur- rent History, articles on Europe and Near East. Eleven

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The 1936 Ric VEDA TO THE SENIORS As you move forward, these friendly faces and these familiar vistas will be pleasant memories. As you look backward, you will frequently turn these pages as reminders of happy days and joyous companionship. Four years of work, worship and play. Four years of additional training for the duties and privileges of intelligent citizenship. Four years of preparation for the purpose of making an honest living by honest work. Four years devoted to developing a winsome personality. Four years experience in making and holding friends. Four years closer to the time for home making with the satisfactions of family life. Four years of widening acquaintanceship with the intellectual heritage of the human race. Four years of self control and the enjoyment of leisure hours. These are some of the unwritten experiences that have been built into each life on the campus and which will find fuller fruition in the years that are to follow. May your highest ideals and fondest hopes be realized as you join the enlarging company of loyal alumni. May you serve well your country, your community and your church. Remember more is expected of you because more has been given to you. Your parents, your friends, your teachers each have contributed to your education and all will derive satisfaction from your accomplishments as the years add slowly but surely to your achievements. He Gy jacounr Ten

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Top Row: JOHN GRIFFITH AMES Professor of English Johns Hopkins WUniversity, A.B., 1894; Har vard, 1894-95; Oxford, England, Litt. B., 1899; Instructor Kenyon College, 1896-97; Illinois College, 1900; Acting President, 1929- 30, 1932-33; Phi Beta Kappa. LA RUE VAN METER Men’s Athletic Director Illinois Wesleyan, A.B.; U. of Illinois, A.M.; Harvard; U. of Iowa; Notre Dame; Virden Community H. §S., 1922-25; Johnston City Township H. S., 1926-31; Illinois College, 1932. HILDEGARD SIBERT Financial Secretary Illinois College, 1912; Brown’s Business Col- lege, 1913; Illinois College, 1925. RALPH BOWEN LINVILLE Instructor in Chemistry Ball State Teachers’ College, A.B., 1924; Indiana U., A.M., 1930; U. of Montpellier, Montpellier, France; Illinois College, 1930. EARLE B. MILLER Hitchcock Professor of Mathematics and Physics U. of Colorado, A.B.; U. of Chicago, A.M.; Instructor at U. of Kansas, U. of Wisconsin, U. of Michigan; Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa; Illinois College, 1927. Second Row: RICHARD OWEN STOOPS Assistant Professor in Education Lake Forest College, A.B.; Illinois College, A.M.; Columbia U., Ph.D.; Illinois College, £933, ROBERT OSCAR BUSEY Professor of Modern Languages U. of Illinois, A.B., 1900; Harvard, A.M., 1906; Ph.D., 1912; Ohio State U., 1908-12; Member of Modern Language Association of America; Illinois College, 1926. { HAROLD Q. FULLER Assitsant Professor in Mathematics and Physics Wabash U., A.B., 1928; U. of Illinois, A.M., 1930, Ph.D., 1932; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Amer. Commons Club. MARY LOUISE STRONG Assistant Professor of Modern Languages U. of Wisconsin, B.L.; U. of California, A.M.; U. of Marburg, Germany; Brown U.; U. of Chicago; Illinois College, 1922. URSULA BROCKHOUSE Secretary Illinois College, A.B., 1932; Illinois College, 19325 MILDRED REXROAT Recorder Illinois College, 1928-30; Illinois College, 1930. Twelve The 1936 Ric VEDA Bottom Row: WILLIAM S. LEAVENWORTH Professor of Chemistry and Agriculture Hamilton College, B.S., 1892; Harvard; U. of Chicago; Fellow, Amer. Institute of Chemists; Author, “Quantitative Analysis’’; Illinois Col- lege, 1919. ANNA LEE LINVILLE Supervisor of Dietetics Ball State Teachers’ College, A.B., 1924; U. of Indiana, A.M., 1930; U. of Chicago; Illinois College, 1933. RUTH MORTON BROWN Collins Instructor in Classics Northwestern U., B.A., M.A.; American Academy in Rome; U. of Chicago; State U. of Iowa, Ph.D.; Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Kappa Gamma; Member of Classical Association, American Classical League, and Amer. Philog- ical Association; Illinois College, 1925-29; State U. or Iowa, 1929-33; Illinois College, 1933. HOMER H. DASEY Instructor of Art Chicago Academy of Fine Arts and Carl Frederick; Weisenhorn Von Schraeter and Carl Werntz; Illinois College, 1934. FREDERICK B. OXTOBY Scarborough Professor of Biblical Literature and Philosophy U. of Michigan, A. B., 1905; McCormick Seminary, B.D., 1908; U. of Marburg and Ber- lin, Germany; U. of Chicago, M.A., 1914; Alma College, D.D., 1918; Illinois College, 1927 ILLILEO THOMPSON Assistant Instructor in Public Speaking MacMurray College, 1910; Illinois College, 1926.