Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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SOPHGIVIORE What should have been a powder puff game between the Sophomore Women and the Freshmen girls became a rough shove match. The Freshmen Underdogs put up a good fight. However, the Women of the Sophomore class prevailed in the end. ,-,-.-uw-anti' 7- nl-Qf1':. l --di ol' :lc .130 lf rf. .f I' -,J iv - .L I - , ' ' ' ', V623-HAH Y 1 N' my rr, r-'5I'5 4 - i -Leif. .. .. If F 4-' 3:-. I' , A- . 3 - . ..- - v1-,K . S, ' ,,,,......,,.a 15-...EL - - 4 r -i ' 1-gf RA :ya 'l-'LQ . '- J .. ,. a'wj4.:' ku, 3,1 ,ll Q -145. 51. 1 The vuctormous Sophomore Women 2 The two teams max It up 3 The Underdog Freshmen were confudent DUT IOST It A Lrsa Pugh and Susan Downer scuffle for fhe ball 5 Push comes to shove wnth Freshman Su' san Jansen and Sophomore Luz George. WOMEN V FRESHIVIEN GIRLS if , , ir- 'RS- L 3155'- ! 'u - . L LT. L

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HOIVIECOIVIING CONVO 1984 Co-Chalrpersons Lusa Lonson '85 Eric Sheffleld '85 f , , Parade Marshals A ,X X X jx Saymcgn Tlcgg86 f, , n- rls guzu lt' ffl. T l I , Business Manager I Joe Salerno '86 J, lffff- . I, Secretary . Kellee Love '86 I 5 f l ' Buttons 'iff f l, Gayle Martln '85 f I A Melanle Berg '86 Y H I ' V ls. Publlclty J-4 f - Bob Rosentreter '84 ' Mark Jamlolkowskl '86 Follles Todd Smlth '86 Rlccl Rounds '86 Photography Trash Reynolds '85 Tracy Melcher '85 Rally Dance Tony Reynolds '85 Sam Taylor '85 Rob Lazarus '85 Tom Paulford '86 Formal Dance Bryan Welch '85 Marcla Short '86 Julle Walnman '87 Decoratlons Denlse Dean '87 Katie l-labecker '87 Shannon Roberts '85 Dlana Hammond '87 Plt and Bonflre Dwlght Hager '85 Steve Cox '85 Joe Serra '85 Powder Puff Brooke Losch '85 Bull Schlosser '86 Convocatlon Monica Putman '86 1. Sophomore class Pres. Beth Fenlll chal- lenges the freshmen. 2. Freshmen class Pres. Dark Florence ac- cepts the Sophomore challenge. 3. Homecomxng advlsor Dean Donald fr - :ff Eldred addresses the convo crowd. 4. Pres. Mundlnger invites everyone to have a safe and wonderful homecomlng weekend. 5. The cheerleaders go head over heels for Homecomlng. 6. Football co-captaln Phll Pohlman gnves a promise of vlctory vvhlle Dave Dra- mnnsku ponders ln deep thought. 7. The Pom Pon squad goes crazy at . convo. iii! Blinds NlM.c'lV l A! 1 . s, , ,.. ,,., ,,A,... . i V ??iiViix ii

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SOPHOIVIORE MEN V FRESHIVIEN BOYS The Tug-of-War between the Sophomore Men and Freshmen boys promised to be a good one. The deep pit was dug early that morning and given plenty of time to get muddy. However, due to the strength of the opposing forces, the rope broke. The pit was not wasted since many peo- ple found themselves tossed into the mire. E fc ' I H-3.42 4 N 'M Mtttrwl .. 'f ' - , . . ii 4 I ,. . 5 ' T l rf 94 J, A V, .t f H V K! ' . , ,K 1 1 :!lv,c-4, it , M '21 jx .. ,..-ifgrgfl.,-r L 14.71 V -fur. I - M y ' 'Qu- r ift? ,li wZf ' -Frat .. - 1. Doogie, Joe Serra, and Joe Salerno en- joy an intoxicating weekend. 2 Mark Underwood works hard for the Sophomores? 3 The opponents face each other, ready to pull. 4 The Freshmen forces wait for the Soph- omores to assemble. 5. Gail lVlahne's spirits don't seem to be dampened after a trip into the pit.