Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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THE RAVELINGS, NINETEEN THIRTEEM rittnra. PAUL EVERETT FERGUSON, Science Loveland, Colo. Loveland Hiji ' h School ' 07. Entered Mon- mouth College ' 07. Track team ' 09- ' n. Latin JOSEPHINE LORD, Monmouth, 111. Monmouth High School ' 07. Monmouth College ' 07- ' 08, ' 10- ' 12. Wells College ' 08- ' 09. Junior Play. Oracle Staff. ARTHUR W. SHULZ, Mathematics Monmouth, 111. Mercersburg Academy ' 07. Entered Mon- mouth College ' 09. Eccrit. Eccrit. Diploma President ' 11. Eccrit. Freshman Declamation Contest ' 09, Iowa Wesleyan-Monmouth Fresh- man Debate ' 10. Ass ' t. Business Manager Or- acle ' 11. Football ' lO- ' ll. Student Council ' 12. Athletic Board ' 11- ' 12. RUTH BLAKE, Mathematics Burlington, la. Burlington High School ' 08. Entered Mon- mouth College ' 08. A. B. L. Junior Play. Sen- ior Play. Ravelings Board ' 12.

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ul HE RAVELINGS, NINETEEN THIRTEEN i fntflr I|i0t0rij. ■rHE members of the class of Nineteen Twelve are firmly 1 1 convinced that the present graduating class is the most ■ illustrious that has ever graduated from Monmouth Col- lege. Because of their seniority about the College, their words must be listened to with respect. Certainly the class has accomplished some notable things. They started early to make history. Within the first week of school, in defiance of the Sophomores, they held a social in the Gymnasium. They followed this up by winning their pole scrap. On the Twenty-second of February, through the proper use of diplomacy, they held their banquet in peace. During the Sophomore year of the class they kept up their old pace, the most notable event being the winning of the pole scrap once more. They are one of the few classes that have been able to do this. Their Junior-Senior Banquet and Senior Day Party were social events that set a new mark in this sphere of actioil. The class is remarkable on account of its size. Monmouth College will this year give diplomas to the largest class in the history of the institution. The School of Oratory will also graduate the first class in their department. The class of Nineteen-Twelve has been a notable class during their school days. After graduating each member con- fidently expects to do honor to the class and keep it the fore- most in the history of Monmouth College.

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u HE RAVELINGS, NINETEEN THIRTEEN i ' nttnrB. V GEORGE WALLACE RHODES, Sociology Newton, Iowa. Newton High School ' 07. Entered Mon- mouth College ' 08. Philo Diploma President. Freshman Debate Team. Philo Debate Team, ' 11, ' 12. Leader Cornell Debate Team ' 11. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ' 11. Business Manager of Ravelings ' 12. President Student Body ' 12. Junior Play. MINNETTE McDILL WORRELL Latin Macomb, 111. Carthage High School ' 05. Graduated W. I. S. N. S. ' 07. Entered Monmouth College ' 10. Aleth. Aleth. Diploma President ' 11. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ' 11. Joint Committee ' lO- ' ll. J. STEWART JAMIESON, Greek Des Moines, la. Monmouth High School ' 07. Entered Mon- mouth College ' 07. Eccrit. Eccrit President. Eccrit. Freshman Declamation Contest. Glenn- Borders Essay Contest. Eccrit. Essayist ' 11. Junior Class President. Senior Play. EVA MARGARET IRVINE, Latin Monmouth, 111. Monmouth High School ' 08. Entered Mon- mouth College ' 08. A. B. L.