Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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ILLINOIS COLLEGE SIBERT SIMPSON STARCK STELEE RO©DERIES DE Rule miter ene once eave sree. a. Jacksonville Bob would make a good boy friend for some girl that likes to go to the show. He works at the Illinois. BE CPA T SUM PSOIN merce tetris arom srate chen, Johnston City Queen of Homecoming!—and a gracious one she was indeed. This honor was a fitting climax to Beulah’s college career. CUBUNRO MER) “SIN SAL. cero ey chal Se Onno eae aca aor Virden Snell was president of his society, Gamma Nu, last semes- ter. That in itself marks him as outstanding. TEIN @ RS ER: ROY Gat cards sepoae vistat yarn of oteag Jacksonville We take great pleasure in awarding to Miss Sperry the other half of the medal for distinctive dancing. She deserves it. SNELL SPERRY STURDY TAYLOR MOMS ES Suita Ri Cae ceria see tania odd aes Springfield Doesn’t the picture above remind you of the princesses that lived in castles when knighthood was in flower? Very demure, we think, IMO ORES TEE [Riese seal age ak ier wer taper nF Jerseyville Stelle paid for his Rig the other day. We promised to give him a good write-up, so here it is. Mr. Stelle is a fine young man. We predict great success for him. Satisfied? ROBER Diss il CIR DD) Vanes eee ssi namie hepsi Jacksonville Bob is a Chemistry major and spends almost all his time with test-tubes and Hydrogen Sulfide and stuff. Apparently he likes it. NOTHIN ACYL © Rtg ast noetnee teytermae yet cero 2 Granite City Granite City sends some good boys to I. C., and here is one of the best. Johnnie captained this year’s baseball team. Twenty-one

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PAGE, .E; ROACH PAGE, M. ROBERTSON EDWARD PAGE Delray Beach, Fla. This Edward Page is quite a boy. He gets into all sorts of mix-ups. They say he’s a ladies’ man, too; but that’s probably just talk, MOLLIE PAGE Delray Beach, Fla. Mollie, you should use your influence on Ed and save him before it’s too late. After all, it’s a sister’s duty. FRED PANNWITT Nokomis Fred is interested in newspaper work, and as co-editor of the Rambler he has shown a great deal of ability in that field. Please don’t be too critical of our writing, Fred. EDITH RAMMELKAMP ELLIOTT Edith’s picture wasn’t in the wrong place originally. She waited until after the panels were made up to get married. Jacksonville Twenty The 1936 Ric VEDA PANNWITT ELLIOTT RUSSEL SCHOLFIELD ROBER TeROA CH ret tre ene Jacksonville Bob is chairman of the Senior Ball this year. A victory for the Phi Alpha political machine. Good luck, Bob. ELDRED ROBERTSON You were Co-editor of the Rig last year, Robey. You know how hard it is to please people with their write-ups. Jacksonville HELEN RUSSEL Helen remains ever true to that boy down town in Ham- ilton’s—at least, to the best of our knowledge. Jacksonville REXEL SCHOLFIELD Woodson Rex has a car and often gives us rides down town. That’s one good reason for liking Rex. But not the only one.

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The 1936 Ric TOWNSEND WISE WEBER VASEY ID BAING: LO WANS BIND Bee eye renee Townsend’s never in a hurry. That slow deliberate walk of his never changes, no matter whether he’s early or late for class. Princeton FLA MILTON GV ASE Ys. tweryn ie wt tert een rar Springfield Ham came here as a Junior but has made quite a name for himself in those two years. Do you have any memories of Pittsfield, Ham? PAUWLEW HILT Free nc Scene ieee are Waggoner What the well-dressed young man is wearing to Junior Proms this season. He looks very nice, doesn’t he? URCAIN Ke WLI IN ES aegis mera eee Springfield Whitney was just here the first semester. He was one of those boys that worked at the Blind. No doubt you’ve heard about them. WHITE WHITNEY YOUNG ZACHARY BLSPEWTASW IS Ei ctecte es ae ae ee Elgin Elspeth made Phi Beta Kappa in her Junior Year. That tells practically the whole story. None of us could do it, but she did. REXCW EBER iia. ee aS crac ta eee Springfield Rex is an Economics major and seems to be fond of sta- tistics and papers on subjects that seem dry to most of us. WIE TETA Mis eY OWING Sy ie ees eee Jacksonville Bill is another Science major. He’s one of the fellows that sometimes make classes upstairs in the lecture hall miserable with evil-smelling gases. WILLIAM ZACHARY Zachary is on the go all the time, but most of his activity seems to center around the Pi Pi Rho Hall. Over there they play Ping-Pong, Pool, and—well, you know. PP eee taper to cartes se Jacksonville Twenty-two VEDA