Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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CIRCUS DAYS in '8 The Stars of Gur Sho l.adies and Cientlemen, Children of all ages, it's show time. And starting in our Center Ring are the prettiest stars of our show. Thanks to our Ringmasters Marcia Shortandtloe Salernoit's timeto Rnd outwhosthe biggest star. Our top star is Ms. Kari Calbreath. hari was chosen from a cast of twelve outstand- ing stars bythe fans ofthe Hilltop Campus. Kari is a pig fan ofthe circus, she designed the Circus Days button. First Runner-Up was Ms. Lori Schisler. Lori. too, is a fan ofthe Circus. She helped cheer on the Circus' own, Blue- boys. Second Runner-Up was Ms. Julie Wainman. Like all our Stars, Julie is a fan of the circus. She helped make it a special event by serving on the Circus Days Homecom- ing Committee. -fl' C v X' to I ' 1 l 5 i '21 , 1 Pg ' 'JAY Y ,xx X ., 4, na: Y gt frfv. ,,,fr::m. Q. . 1137,-.-,,'-. ,QL I s r -li 'lft-Us-I 1 e:.fg?.5,'g.g,f4'f'f i l- V ,gap k-Tvvf' 'J 'I yy ., ,. 4' 351' ,u 'K x Q1 l lst runner-up, Lorip Queen Kari: 2nd, runner up, Julie. 2. I rant do a thing with my hair. 3. Circus fans. give our stars a hand. i ,Z 1

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-! HOIVIECCIVIING Lumbering haunches, pussyfoot tread, a pride of Lions under the arcs Walk in, leap up, sit pedestalled there and glum As a row of Dickensian clerks. Their eyes are slag. Only a muscle flickering, A bored, theatrical roar Witness now to the furnaces that drove them Exultant along the spoor. In preyward, elastic leap they are sent through paper I-loops at another's will And a whip's l'crack afterwards, in their cages, They tear the provided kill. Caught young, can this public animal ever dream of Stars, distances and thunders? Does he twitch in sleep for ticks, dried water-holes, Rogue elephants, or hunters? Sawdust, not buming desert, is the ground Of his to-fro, to-fro pacing, Barred with the zebra shadows that imply Sun's free wheel, man's coercing. See this abdicated beast, once king Of them all, nibble his claws: Not anger enough left-no, not despair - - - To break his teeth on the bars. C. Day Lewis -HGIVIECCDIVIIN -

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.r. , T375 T5 -If lg -. - iw, 1 HQ. QL . Mr. ' , is yn 1 i jfirclt JI, 3' fn it 3 'iii ti i 3':' 1 ' . , In Z tl fglgggzl 1 - Sri? 4 J ::' l 3 l , : 4 'Ol ., . l li, The center stage was Barnes House, thanks to President and Mrs. Mundinger. Our stars for the show were shining their brightest. With the greatest of ease and the grace of a trapeze artist, the stars waited to be photographed and interviewed. Row 1: Elizabeth George, Chicago: Sherri Baker, Springfield, Lon Schis- ler, Astoria: Mary lmig, LeRoy, Julie Wainman, Springfield: Lisa Fitz gerald, Marshfield, Mass.: Row 2: Jennifer Legate, Grafton, Kan Calbreath, LeRoy: Chrissy Rhodes, Naper- ville: Lisa Test, Jersey- ville: Lisa Rich, Palmyra: Devi McCurley, Jackson- ville. 1 2 S 5 . , .. i J w ' ' 4 ' 4' , ,ffgigiiti 1 . L f A. - 1 , 1 ,flQilz'.f' y ju' 'P g ' Jlfiz ., '- X -I N ' .,,,-if if A ' f g l. ' RIFE: Writ, . , 1 4' o V 'L' -if 6:55 ' '- 1. As the girls stood nervously Chrissy was all smiles preparing for the camera. 2. Hey Jen, they're getting your backside. 19 25. Just relax. lt will be over soon. 4. Earth to Julie, come in Julie.