Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Ringmasters Marcia and Joe - K '1 2.1. -. i , .,r .W- 1 Queen of the Circus Days, Kari 1. The Honorable Pa- rade Marshals Dean Jamison and wife Ruth. 2. The Queen of the Sophs, Kim, gives the Freshmen a thing or two to think about. 3. Aferocious co-Capt. Mark, roars for the fans off and on the lielcl. Cro get 'um Mark. 4. Chris tells the Sophs to watch out for A ,X I .X g the Tigers. gi i Q- . . -J LIC A 21 .4

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CIRCUS DAYS in '85 The Main Ring The Main Ring is proud to present our Ringmasters Marcia Short and Joe Salerno. They have done a wonderful job, along with their many circus hands to bring together acts from all over the Hilltop Cam- pus. We began the show by intro- ducing our circus hands, mem- bers of the Homecoming Com- mittee. Hext came the Queen of the Sophomores, Rim Heisler, who seemed to think that the Sophomore men and women could tame the tigers of the Freshmen class. Well the Ti- gress, Chris Hall, of the Fresh- men Clan, was not about to let the Queen and her followers tame the tigers. Next came the ferocious roar of our co-captains of the Blueboys, Mark Siever and Randy Mitchell. Both suggested we attend the meeting of the Blueboys and the Monmouth Scots, in the Center Ring of England Field. They agreed it was going to be a feat never before seen. Last but definitely not least, came the introduction of our Grand Marshals for Circus Days, Dean Wallace Jamison and his wife Ruth. Both brought an honor to the Main Ring. The moment you've all been waiting for, Queen of the Circus Days, Ms. Kari Calbreath. l I A l i A u l l l l l i F l l l l l I I 1 l 1 l l l

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CIRCUS DAYS in '8 Sophs Prevail The nng turned into a N . ff- 'f V B WI- ,N -iv W ' I A .1 nw- , w. -. -. , , :psy V- , ' muddy practice field. The iw Q4-,J .gg 'rf ' Y'-in fl' --l-.:!:.4..l:'I,j, f 3'5,5,giQ-., .A A me I' W Sisters of Doom, led by +qmaMk'H'i 4 . - ' - F' ,. ' ia ii- ' Q 'g Queen mm, were pre- Q , .. - ,' pared to take the B.A.B.'s of the Freshmen Class. The only phrase remem- -.4 bered from this event was, Cieeze, Marcia its only a game. But to Marcia and Stephanie it wasnt only a game but a battle for the Hilltop Campus Circus. Was tradition to be broken and have the Freshmen 'girls' beat the sopho- more women? Of course Y not,leaveittoourfearless 1 P animal tamers, the refs, it was going to be unbeliev- able. Finally after a magic show of tricks and impossible feats, the Sophomore women prevail- ed. Flext came the Sophomore Men, would they pull a rabbit out ofthe hat. Plo, they pulled a truck up to the pit. After seconds both teams stopped pulling and the Sophomore men jumped into a pickup and made a quick get away. But wait more amazing tricks to come after the shortest tug-of- war in IC history. i -..A .... ,. - 1 '- 1 t in. A - '00 ,., 'H NISYUU .um u. 'OW Kylix . , . H , , H f V ., - ,-wh' . . ' .Msn is ' ' '- -N 1 I ' an V. I A ff. ' :wg 'I - P E V A - f. f , ,tw .Xl f r f 9 1. The Sisters of Doom, with coaches Barry Macias, Chris Skinner, Jim May, Dave Pierson, and Scott Wolters 2. The B.A.B.'s, whatever that is, with remark- able coaches, Steve Reed, Dave Jacobs, and Brad Biddle. 5. Run, Susan, she'lI never catch you. ll, qi