Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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I mor QIlasH ijtBtnnj People really claim the title of the most in- teresting subject in the world. Has the class of ' 30 the type that should merit that interest? Somewhere among the group is a May-Queen, who will will he everything that is good and lovely and beautiful; a Chancellor, who will embody all the manly virtues. Whoever they are we congratulate them and knew it all the time. ( )ur Student Body President was chosen in that famous political presidential race of ' 29 in which the B. 1 . black fleet starred. We have our Sigma Omicron Mu ' s who haven ' t neglected their education, Sigma Tau Delta ' s who still appreciate good literature, and N. C. P. ' s who are not averse to a few shows a week. Is the class of ' 30 matrimonially inclined ? Both West Allis and Chicago have contributed toward the cause. And in which chair, or was it the davenport, Grace got engaged in over at Petie ' s? St. Louis has added a tiny hit of vivacity to this group and the brunettes vie with the blonds for honors. Our athletes range from the big to the little, the tall to the short of it. We have a beauty queen, a clever cartoonist, and lire of the famous songsters. We shall miss you greatly, school mates and faculty friends. Our Deans have become our trusted friends; and Doctor, with, a searching young twinkle of the eye will always embody the best in Monmouth. OFFICERS Hareand Hogue President Tom Woefe Vice President Barbara McCrea Secretary-Treasurer Page Twenty-Se plavelings— 1951