MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Holy Fools Clown Around The Holy Fools is a unique Christian group which spreads love and happiness to people throughout the whole year. The group performs for audiences at a number of different activities. The Holy Fools give many services both on campus and at selected churches around town. They travel on fall and spring tours carrying their clown ministry to nursing homes and youth groups. During Homecoming Weekend the Fools hold their annual Homecoming Chapel service, where themes of God ' s love are brought to each person who attends. Time is also spent on the road as the Fools visit different stores and public places around Jacksonville for a day of just fooling around. Each church makes the Fools feel at home wherever they travel, top. Annette Ward and Kathy King put in their share of the clowning, middle. The Fools derive pleasure from making the audiences happy with their antics, bottom.

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' Jacksons ' Hit Jacksonville The first Open Stage for the 1984-85 year was part of the Homecoming Week activities. Participants could compete either by themselves or in groups, with judging consisting of originality, appearance, talent, and audience response. This year the Jacksons, including Carol Beal, Candy Beal, Pinky Murdock, and Kathy Bailey, walked away with the first place prize of $35. Candy Beal received $25 for her solo. The group of Marci Graig, Brenda Wolfley, and Kim Hawkins crooned their Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy for a $10 third place finish. Steve Laughiin jams on his baseball bat to the tune of Jump by Van Halen, top right, A roar from the audience greets the air band ' s lead singer, Jeff Otto, above. A break dancer from ISVI dazzles the crowd with his abilities, right. Pinky Murdock and Kathy Bailey perform a spoof from the Jacksons ' Victory Tour, far right. |j 22 Open Stage

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— Cast — in order of appearance Wilson, American J.T. Marucco F.ndicott, Post Paul Riegel Murphy, Journal Phillip Munsterman McCue, City Press Doug Logan Schwartz, Daily News George Bengel Kruger, Journal of Commerce Mike Withrow Bensinger, Tribune Ken Woods Mrs. Schlosser Mary Lou Castle Woodenshoes Eichorn Dale Bernahl Diamond Louie Eugene Laurent Hildy Johnson, Herald Examiner Jennie Mollie Malloy Sheriff Hartman Peggy Grant Mrs. Grant The Mayor Mr. Pincus Earl Williams Walter Burns Carl, a deputy Frank, a deputy Newsboys Jamie Oliver, Lisa Oliver, Girl Scouts Lisa Oliver, Russ Milby Lynn Stroheker Pam Heine Lynn Saunders Deanna Roper Joan Bengel Tom Young Steve Becker-Hinds Terry Karsgaard Dick Sweeney Douglas Piper Phillip Munsterman, Jr. Blythe Milby, Tanya Olsen Blythe Milby, Tanya Olsen In an effort to save the escaped Earl Williams, Hildy Johnson and Molly Malloy hurriedly stuff him into Bcnsinger ' s desk, above. Sheriff Hartman comforts the mayor in his time of trial while Mr. Pincus is left perplexed, above right. A reward for the criminal ' s capture is offered by editor Walter Burns as Hildy Johnson looks on in disbelief, right. A disheartened Molly Malloy threatens to end it all if the law dare to attempt a capture of her beloved felon, far right. Peggy Grant admires her Hildy as he examines the fruit of his labors — his editor ' s golden pocketwatch, far bottom. 24 Front Page