Illinois College - Rig Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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l Oh, me, my panti hose are too tight. 4 L14.wwl31 ' 1. Smile, Marcia, you're on candid camera. 2. Jill, l don't believe you did that. 5. Look at that form. 4. ls this Pee Wee or Scott? 5. Hey, Sharma, how come you've got gray hair already? ..,k A yr .,gg,.ww- , rj ,rm ' ' .2F.'4:'?v iw'-if 'Fi ' A r V x 1, 2' f, :fa ff . x .X xv?4,:ii l 4 I ' -- lf - ' ' llfygzflfgl- ,ff 5 1, . . , ,t ' :ff 5,:w::' f:, f V - 516+ -.V-1 5.jfig,'iw ., -:- v f lff.ff'..q ll Ho .4 If ' J E'-ks., - 3QE J'Q: -'i flffidifxg-:fly .rs 731934, , . 1' -Z' 'Alfa' -4-'drew-lf'T.7ax' Q37 1.31: J I NH, , . 9.5 .I 315, 1'-,l5?'viY.i34K f 7 :E . -.,. gg- -l gg. 5 ,qu if I my X 1.-ff,a,.q'a,Qf ' Q A -i l -' 193- , ...., ,. f X ...., W:-SY, x, . A Rf. 1, . .xiii .,' is-..-..-Q' ' A, , .3 f- ? , x X lj 'Q A 1 , L flfj . X h, Q5 . V,-F' 1 W V' F V I xx -U Agia L Q ' - 'f, i'b ul Tl!

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Ta-Da, it's Jill Logan. ui CIRC S DAYS in ' Circus Follies Johna shows otl her talent. X V w9v l tial Sill! 2' r . lug? ilk? If A f ii+flll2?5i-lliw . The highlight of Fridays events were the annual Follies held in Rammelkamp Chapel. Thanks to Julie Wainman and Scott Belob- rajdic the acts went on with the greatest of ease. Besides our acts to be judged we were also 'lentertained' by two clovms alias, Jill Logan and Devi McCurley. The talents of the Hilltop Campus were widely displayed from soloist to dancers to a band. And in the skit category we were given previews of our favorite soaps and a future Biff Letterman Show. The voting was tough this year. With so much talent, the band consisting of Steve Beno, J. B. Marsh, Jim Triming- ham, and Bryan Wright were crovmed winners. And the ladies of Sigma Phi Epsilon, with l'Soaps , won out over their brothers of Sigma Pi, with a very unusual show. And the show comes to an end. But wait theres more to come. 1. What Rhoer talent. 2. Look at that concentration. 3. Keep smiling Marcia, it's almost over. 4. Brenda gives it her all. 35?

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e R 'K - S 1 l . . T . 3 l I K- gi 'tg . 1 'Z 'l T 3' , .fx it 'IP 'J' nw ,Q 1 .. A , rr: lllyn 4 xx 15. A gn in -V Gamma Delta shines. fi ,'v . ' ' ' KN . il X f T X Q. . N.,- . . ,T V. 1 .,.. . 5 . ,, it , . ' tr ' -1 ' W xlg'k ii f,! 4' - 'ff . , . .rin A -- - . ., 1- .4 C . T.fwitl-iemwa.-,':..'-wiv , ... . ,I H . .. -lin:-q..m. . l Ll , N .. W. L'-.. ' ft T 'V 4, .4,' Q91 CIRCUS DAYS in '85 Parade of Stars The Parade of Stars began under the direction of Monica Pitt- man and Todd Smith. All who witnessed this event will agree that it was one of the best. Clovms, bands, and floats were the high- lights. Area high school bands performed as did our own IC Circus Band, who sounded better than ever. Many local dignitaries provid- ed floats. What would a parade be without clowns and their car. Ciard- ner Hall, who won the dorm decora- tions, provided a clovm with bal- loons, a gorilla, plus a ringmaster. The Sig Phips and Sigs sent a Carousel. And the Delts provided a warning to the Scots that they would be cannonballed. The Rhoers also had a nice float but due to faulty materials were unable to keep it afloat. Winners of this years' float awards went to Ciamma Delta for the womens society and to Pi Pi Rho for the men's society. And the main event was only minutes away. 1. The Delts winning float. 2. Gardner men clown it up. 5. The IC Circus Band.