Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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19- The Ravelin8s -33 Senior Class OFFICERS President Lorance Evers Vice President Robert Work Secretary-Treasurer Kathryn Field At the end of its college career the Classof ' 2 looks back over the past four years with pride for its acliienvenients and jov for its experiences and friendships. Doc has said that tiiis class is one of the largest that has ever gone out from Monmouth Ccjllege. For that reason he Ijelieves that the canes are just a little bigger and, no douljt, a little bit better this year than ever before. vMthough as Freshmen we ditl nut win the notorious [lole scrap, even in that first year members of our class showed prominence in fields of ath- letics, and in forensic, literary, dramatic, and musical circles. Since then our prowess in these fields has increased and members of our class have held responsible and valuable positions in these activities. These last days we swing our canes and our swagger sticks and i)repare for the production of the Shakespearian play, ] ' Iidsummer Night ' s I3ream to be given in Valley Beautiful at Commencement time. Page Twenty-nine