Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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FOLLIES 1984 The Homecoming Follies, hosted by Ricci Rounds and Todd Smith, were full of a vari- ety of talent and comedy acts. The talent competition exempli- fied the diversity of the IC stu- dents by having music ranging from soft ballads to rowdy rock. l-lowever, Marcia Meyer and Peggy Beckmeyer prevailed with their nice duet, In the comedy competition, the Sig Phips won with a medley of their interpretations of com- mercials ranging from Hallmark to Dr. Pepper. Gail Mahne and Theresa Norton came in second with a somewhat confusing ros- ter of the St. Louis Cardinals. Whos on first? 9 V' Fl ' fl I ' x ,' l r-g,gg'.2.Lf W l I C LE, --.M l 4 's N S Our hosts for the evening, Ricci Rounds and Todd Smith. provided us with a full show Chrissy Rhodes proclaims that She's a PEPPER! The intrepid judges had to choose from a wide range of talents and comedy 4. 5. 6. acts. All are Alums of IC, JJ. DeSoIlar displayed different styles of guitar playing at the Follies. Roben Strubbe dances with the Sig Phips. Shes SURE. Marcia and Peggy accompanied by Kel- Iee on the piano sang into first place. '39 QA ' ar -T - lll! N 7 ' 'PY'--1-L. 5, F 'f . S 1 ' ' li

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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.

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:U li ng I.. - 3 1 ' : fy- K .:-ii Y N. W.. 1 ...D ' WI l V' E ,E be , Q 1 ' ' ' Q 'I'- V 'W-Q' T' fl- . . . tm -A f -.,..... ' 1' i L ' -'f!'T2. .X ,,,, ,,,, v . Jil . 1 ' . . 19 I i ' . .,. g , ,H is . 'ij y il' H 'I . fil', 1, Theresa Norton asks Gail Mahne Who's on 2. The Sig Phips dance their way to first in comedy. They're SURE of it. 3. Melissa Volk helps out the Sig Phips with their version of the commercial for Hallmark, 4. After winning first last year in the talent competition, Kellee Love entertains the crowd with one of her own songs. 5. The crowd intently watches the Follies. 6. Participants in the concert honoring The l-lartsg Dr. and Mrs, Hart, Tom Samuels, Kellee Love, Dr. Allman, Mrs. Kirkham, and Dr. Zuiderveld. first? ti ., M - 'f 'Lf Q . ' I Y - qi. , i 1 . i Carrying out its theme of Mu- sic on a Winning Note, Illinois College opened its Homecoming with a concert honoring IC graduates, Dr. A.C. Hart, '25 and his wife Charlotte Eggelbach Hart, '26, The concert was given by the lC Music Department and students. A generous gift to the college from Dr. and Mrs. Hart made possible the purchase of the Hart Sesquicennial Organ in 1979. The Harts were chosen as honorary marshalls for the Homecoming parade.