Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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J uniOF Roll. George Barr, Mary Evelyn Carothers, Helen Margaret Culbertson, John Griffith Dick, Helen Reba Donnan, Lytle Rodgers Free, Rensselaer Welsh French, Hugh Kennedy Galloway, Roy Graham, Alonzo Emmett Hanna, Hugh Allison Hanna, Martha Jane Hanna, Blanche Hogue, Lulu Eleanor Kilgore, David Lytle McBride, Elbert McCreery, William Stalker McDougal, William Thomson Munn, Nellie May Nichol, Myra Alcott Pattison, Nelle Porter, Junia Anderson Pollock, Znlu Renwick, Alma Jean Robb, Nora Jane Smith, Joseph Andrew Speer, Elizabeth Weed, Edna Margaret Whitehill, Samuel Wirt Wiley, Harold Joss Wilson, Samel Avlin Work, Monmouth Stronghurst Piper City New Florence, Pa. Cedar Rapids, la. Waterford, Pa. Chicago Berlin, la. - Monmouth Monmouth - Monmouth Monmouth - Monmouth Monmouth - Monmouth Loveland, Col. Chariton, la. Mundale, N. Y. - Monmouth Monmouth - Monmouth - Cedarville, O. Omaha, Neb. ■Jamestown, O. Tingley, la. Hanover Colona Dewar, la - Monmouth Alonmouth - Ft. Palmer, Pa.

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and put out the best up to date. Then having seen ' 99 out into tlie world, took its place as highest class. A social reunion in form of an indoor picnic (held in the reception room of the auditorium,) was enjoyed. The idea was very popular, even among other class men who tho ' t to have something of a picnic, too. Their plans were very disastrous to comfort (their own.) The trembling limbs and chattering- teeth of the ring leaders were inducements to molest Sr., picnics no more. Before the autumn days had passed over our work and pleasure, there fell the shadow of our first class sorrow, the death of Arthur Henderson, one who had been always with us to help us. His was the true honor, the love of all most intimately associated and his character was such that none who have come in touch with it can say that he is wholly lost. Thanksgiving day was observed by feeding the Lyons. (Other classes please follow). The social function of the winter term was extended to the entire school. Taking Feb. 23, as class meeting day was left to our option( ' ?) and it was unanimously decided to follo the time honored custom and let the matter be. So much for the class collectively but what of the individuals and groups of which it is composed? Does not Monmouth here display the champion nine, the stars of the ' leven, Orpheus-like musicians, success- ful orators, the most logical debaters, the most faithful lovers? Long must the memory linger, but for us the days in M. C, will be more than memories. So much of ourselves are they that vale Monmouth is impossible. FiniB.

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