Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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LOIS BLACKSTONE Office Assistant NELLE McKELVEY Superintendent and Trea MRS. MINTA KLOVE Matron of McMiehael Hon JANET R. POLLOCK Resident Nurse EVA LOUISE HARR Professor of Ge: B. S.. M. College. 18 and Munich, 1004-1SIO5 versity of Washington 1908 ; Student in Frai Natinnal University, M 1922 ; European travel nd Spanish th College, 1892 ; A. B., Goucher Student Universities of Gcttin.cfen Fellow in German, Uni- 1907-1908 ; A. M. .ibid., e and Spain, 1918-1920; :ico City, Summers 1921, nd study, Summer 1924 ; DAVID A. MURRAY Associate Professor of Bible and Religion B., Monmouth College. 1885 ; A. M., Princeton iversity, 1887 ; D. D., Coe College, 1902. Mon- uth, 1925. ALICE WINBIGLER Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, Emeritus B. S.. Monmouth College, 1877 ; Student of Astronomv, Univ 1894 ; ibid.. 1899 ; Sc. D.. Monmouth College, 1924 ; Professor Emeritus, 1929. Monmouth, 1880.

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Senior Officers President Thomas Robinson Vice President Raymond Work Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Ouade Senior Class History We will admit without argument that we are, and always have been, a great class. Our stalwarts have upheld the athletic reputation of the college; in the dramatic field, we have had our Arliss and our Garbo ; our musicians have rivalled Pan in sweetness; embryonic Shakespeares have leavened our literary mass; and in the fields of forensics and scholarship, our superminds have blazed a white path of glory. I repeat, we are a great class. And yet, despite our admitted excellence in all things collegiately aca- demic, we cannot truthfully say, with Ca:sar, We came, we saw, we con- quered. Our history may be better epitomized by the Persian philosopher ' s history of mankind : They were born, they suffered, they died. Even so we entered these collegiate halls, struggled manfully, and in a few weeks are to pass from them. Yet, because we spent four years here, Monmouth College has been enriched. But, more important, we will carry out into the world a great deal of Monmouth. Page Twenty-two