Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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‘““My favorite way to relax is find a friend | like being with, maybe get some beer, go out to the lake, listen to music, and maybe even cook out. Another way is to go home and just listen to music.” - Joe Sheehan MT Fa in yt y vn p Ue et 4 | +» NSF2 NO0GZEZE Sno Ly (NS 3ZZZ000 Z0 E é, ““My boyfriend and I love to go to the park to ‘get away’. We either feed the ducks, just talk, or play frisbee! We go there because it’s being outside, being alone together, and getting away from the humdrum of campus. | can relax there!” - Lisa

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| College is for learning; not only academically but “so for learning about yourself and about people. | gives you a taste of being on your own and hving to make your own decisions. It gives you Ee preparation for facing the big world that waits you as an adult.” - Rita Mueller “I came here to learn and ‘broaden my social’ perspective, and with the help of my profs (some more than others), I. am doing so - Krissa Lunde Ie Dulusee Illinois College is people. And it’s being a per- son yourself, not a number on a computerized list. Every day there is something happening that adds to a growing list of events, the sum. of which is your own personal IC experienc Whether you are watching a chemical react for the first time in your life, talking | toa Chic goan about life in Pisgah, or experiencing som new form of food in Baxter, you are continually learning and growing in a way you would finc only at Illinois College. Illinois College is a learning experience. And Illinois College is people. People learning . about Einstein and Milton, detente and differen: tials, corporate law and Christianity; but most : of all, learning about other people and life. ff

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[°4 OUIXe “Let the good times roll ...”’ So goes the song. — And this year the good times, the relaxing times, — were certainly there. Everything from toga parties — and rock-and roll 4-H dances to watching “All My | Children” and ‘‘Days of Our Lives” on T.V. offered a chance to relax. No one could ever say people at — I.C. don’t know how to have fun. There was music: you could turn on the stereo after class and just lay back, or you could wander down the hall to hear the guitar strumming of a friend, or listen to the Cramp- ton stereos on the quad or Turner stereos on Mound Street and in front of the union. There were parties: at the new dorms, in society halls, at the lake, uptown, and off-campus at such places as Stump’s, Travis’, or Terry’s. And there was plenty of spontaneous, just plain good old ‘people re- laxin’”’ fun. : : “What’s your favorite way to relax?” ‘‘Sex, Drugs, and Rock Roll jor Peace, Love, and Punk Rock. Of course these things should be idone with people whom you are personally acquainted.” - Buffy (McDaniel