Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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WOMEN’S WEEK Each year the-I.-C. A.-W. sponsors Women's Week to help the I. C. men ap- preciate the benefits of a co-educational school. Since the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, coffee and dough- nuts were served in Baxter Lounge on Monday afternoon. . Singing was in style during Women’s Week. Not only did the boys get sere- naded as they leaned out of their win- dows, but they were also given a chance to loosen up their own vocal cords at the all-college sing in Jones Chapel. The climax of the week was the dance in Baxter Hall on Friday night. Skits pre- sented by each of the dorms were pro- nounced hilarious. (Witness the scenes to the left.) “Never under-estimate the power of a woman.”

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WINTER AT I. C. Ear-muffs and heavy coats were brought out, then shed, and once again brought out. When it was warm, we thought of spring, but when we had to shiver, we wished there were snow to make it look like the winter it felt like. But while the snow was with us, the cam- pus witnessed many a hurled snow-ball and a washed face. Federal was the only casualty from the weather when it lost the window from its front door. All in all, winter at I. C. was a contrary affair. “Moonlight Mood” cast a spell over the I.S.D. gym on March 4th, when the Junior Prom was held to the music of Bud Roderick’s band. The central decoration was this formal garden, which lay under silver stars. A large yellow moon com- pleted the picture.

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More snow than we saw all winter. All