Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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UNIORS ° SQPHOMORES . FRESHMEN

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HARRIS GARY HUDSON, Ph.D. President A WORD TO THE STUDENTS The years in college are not preparation for lite. They are life itself. Hence the activities and achievements re- corded here belong to the education which you have re- ceived during this year. They have contributed to the development of all who have participated in them. The wise have employed them temperately to cultivate the art of living with others. As they have taken part in the life of the community that is our College, they have be- come more truly persons. The proudest achievements, the happiest days, and the warmest friendships are commem- orated in this book. It is my wish that these memories may be yours always. H. GARY HUDSON