Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester yreMIKE KEROPIAN ......... President........ DWIGHT NELSON ee) PP ERANKGCOOP Enea Vice President...... GEORGE MOXON ee | CHARLOTTE SCHWANER. Secretary. 0.2... FRANCES LANE BAW. i JAMES DUEWER.......... Treasurer......... LOUIS HALLOCK The junior class, totaling well over seventy members, has proved to be the largest junior class ever to be had at Illinois College. The amazing success of the juniors in the various campus activities leads to the reali- zation that next year's seniors are to be extra worthy ones. Junior class president, Puzant Ker- opian, early in the year appointed Charles Winterbottom and Steve Korevec as co-chairmen of the all- important Junior Prom which was held Friday, December |6. These boys combined to put on a truly fine Prom and were ably assisted by a decoration committee headed by Mary Alice Heflin and Art Santoor- jian. Ruth Rigdon was elected as the queen of the Prom, and her court in- cluded Esther Marsh, Frances Lane and Charlotte Schwaner. Byron Dun- bar furnished the music for the even- ings event. Rutus Browning, at the last meet- ing of the Forum, was appointed to head the Forum next year. Besides this honor, Rufus along with George Rogers, was appointed as Marshal of the graduating class. The junior editors of the Rambler, Clara Belle Miller, Ted Rammelkamp, and Charles Manoogian worked dili- gently this year on the newspaper. Ted Rammelkamp and Clara Belle Miller were appointed to edit the paper in their senior year. Ray Gor- don will be the business manager. The Rig was edited by two juniors, Art Hallerberg and Art Santoorjian. They have worked hard and should be credited or criticized for this book. Next year's Rig will be co- edited by Floyd Bertolio, and Ken- neth Baker will be the business man- ager. Keith Peabody, fighting tackle of the football squad, will lead next year's team. Keith was and will be supported by other juniors, Yates, Mader, Thompson, and Hopper. All played hard ball for the Blueboys. Bellatti and Yates will co-captain next year's basketball squad and will lead avery promising squad. Other sports, too, had their junior champions. Dramatics proved to be another outlet to the extrovertish tendencies of the junior class. Bill Clark, whose inimitable acting will be remembered tor years to come, was president of the Hilltop Players. Several other classmen proved their dramatic abil- ity, too. Bob Seise, Esther Marsh, Frances Lane, Clara Belle Miller, and Dwight Nelson helped to make the plays a success. Outstanding indeed was the junior class year under the advisership of Mr. Chet Bone. Nothing seems to be in the way for a banner senior year. 23

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SIMMONS STORY TAYLOR TIMKE VERTICCHIO WIKE WILSON WILTON WRIGHT ZUR Ser

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ALLEN ARENA BAKER BARRETTE BEINKE BELLATT| BERTOLIO BROWNING CLARK CLOUGH CONLEE COOPER CORRIGAN DAILY DENIS DODDS DUEWER EADES FANCHER FRY GORDON HALLERBERG HEFLIN HERRICK