Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

From the high brick window Way up here I can see the street. It fills with people Dressed in black. Quiet, neat. v i ' ll. , ■ erf X They stare up. In double-file they cross In my direction. Now I can hear Their leather feet Clatter on the stairs. iVK surely they are not Coming here With their brown paper. Smell of incense, flowers. The bolt turns in the door. I cannot turn. The walls tilt and lean. The people prop them up In the black shadows Whispers frame A familiar, familiar name. by SUSAN SCHAEFFER Spectator Students entStud Stude tud nt itStu New Homes, • - j and new friends Scot ' s Student Supply HOMECOMING Dance, Dance, Dance A Medicinal Treat M.C. Talent Show, p ' ' : ' i,i Isn ' t it fun being a pledge? Those repre- senting Pi Phi provided some country corn, the Kappa ' s gave a good re- port, and the K.D. ' s demonstrated an exotic dance from Hawaii. iinil?p= Malaysian Dance and . . . ' ■ ' ■ ' m- : mwmmmwmm,(im im rmmmmmmmmmmm Fashion Show The tug-o-war, the frisbee toss, and the faculty student Softball pro- vided excitement for this year ' s Scott Olympics. A new event was added this year, The Sheet Race. Ask S.A.E. ' s Little Sisters what they thought of it. E2M LABS iE - ' , Since taking a course that includes a lab is a requirement for all M.C. students, everyone experiences the joy of an experiment. If exploring the innards of a fetal pig isn ' t your cup of tea, how about an electrode in a rat ' s brain; Monmouth has it all! miLi ■ ■ ' . ' mmmsmmimmmmmfmmmmmia Mmi.i, Mmvmv ' y ' im ' m;iN )m.i y vK The library is an important facility that all M.C. students use. Whether you conne here to study, sleep, socialize, or to breathe un- pollenated air, you ' ll always find it a nice place to visit. Besides containing an endless supply of knowledge, ranging from Biology to Current Events, it can provide a hiding place where one can hide for hours upon end. .-:.-■ ■■.n ' i.vn U4Huli.M-W W ' i ' !i W.i ' Avh?fi ! mi ' Special Guests ■I ■::r ' ::inL ' iVii.ii wTimTmvTiTraM WT TC--vr .rP -ri T-T;fMr v vr vr- ' LpJ JIT '  .Hvi nw SMMlwva) auK iv;j)UMmf ; .. M ■ .!,T. oM.u ' (A ! v v lm M fflS a )iK B )W! 3 Never trust a man who doesn ' t drink W.C. Fields li H iiiiiiiiiiiilii On Sunday afternoon, June 13, 1976, Monmouth College gradu- ated one-hundred and twenty-three seniors. The event was presided over by DeBow Freed, the college president. 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Jt- -J TRACK J ORGi 0R( CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS ORGANIZATION ORGAN IZATIO ORGANIZAT NIZATIONS ANIZATIONS tGANIZATIONS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS MS ONS ORACLE The Editors 0i .1 The Staff i ' fesJ-J ' - iE ' rli-T . ;!;-■• wwwwwww M M M M M M M CCCCCCCCC RRRRRRRRR J wwwwww M M M M M M CCCCCCCC RRRRRRRR Wells Elevator .- r ' TUi aw ■■ ■ awf ' , «.■—- Comm Board Student Association ■I ■M ' fifeSrJ ' o lJ _t0 -.tj jr- ' i ' iaB jiaf Senators J Officers Blue Key American Chemical S Society Association of Women Students CAB CO O CQ CO o 1975-1976 1976-1977 The Highlanders Washington House !! ' • ' -f ! 1 ' ! . 01 Psi Chi Interfraternity Council X o LU X CO 0 X m O y«w v, . MM ' x X- : o CO LIJ X CO i Panhell — KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 86 GL UJ CQ m Construction D O m CD D m CO Orientation Leaders CRIMSON MASQUE Arsenic and Old Lace Chorus Jazz Band Food Service J f J Cheerleaders - UJ UJ CO The Class of CO Dennis Gene Anderson Rebecca Irene Andrew Ronald O. Akins Nancy Veronica Barkley Edward Charles Beck Kathleen Joanne Beck Louis Dominic Bernardi IVIarc E. Bruni Margaret Burright Jenny Buzan James E. Cavanaugh Barbara Cermak Gerald Matthew Comer William Stuart Claussen Mary Lynn Curran Michael Streeter Deam Darrell H. Doerle Km ' H H K ' ' 2 -jJiw ' ' tit. i Esther M. Domintz Jeffrey Robert Earley Charles Milford Easterly James Lorin Elsey Scott Estler Allan Ray Farris Roberta Kathleen Ford William Phillip Ford ® :. ] Gregory S. Fritz Susan J. Gearhert Gary Geiger Kenneth H. Gilbert Vincent Rommel Gilmore Elizabeth Avery Gil Gary Richard Halls Celeste D. Goetz Brian Patrick Holland James Houran Clarence M. Hollinsworth Mattie Hunter ' • ' ■ Jl V L: - ± Mohamd Jaafar Barry T. Jackson Robert Emmett Johnson Emily Sue Johnson Md. Hamzah Md. Kassim Muhamad Bin l-lj. Kasim Joani Kehr Marty Pat Kistner Jennifer Koldish Angela Kay Kurrle Roberta Mack Rashid Abdul Majid Keith Allen Morgan Kathleen Mumford Rusli Mohd. Nayan , ♦ Mary Ann Nicol David A. Oliwa Steven Craig Orloff James J. Patterson Joseph A. Pavon Gary Peck Steve Peterson Robert Raymond Picken David Leroy Pierce Robert L. Potter Fred W. Radunzel Romina Arleyyah Reed I, IN 111, lil....M.,,..|i.mm.:u..M.— ii John N. Romano Margaret R. Romano Roger L. Samuels Kenneth J. Schwartzwald Steven E. Sheets Alan Wayne Stevens Marc Howard Stolar Kazlinn Joyce Sugiyama Deborah M. Szaltis Randall E. Vickroy Reta Warren Kristine Laura Weber Richard Bruce Weiman Carol Louise Werdin Sarah Ann Wert Tricia Lee Winkler Carol M. Woosley Noraini Bt.Yahya p J Administration Building ;  , , ' -J Monmouth Nineteen Hundred ' 76 For I dipt into the future. =i far as human eye could see. Saw the Vision of the World, i and all the wonder that would be; Saw the heavens fill with commerce. argosies of magic sails. Pilots of the purple twilight. dropping down with costly bales; jxEmstsfimsimitmKnaiiXNifmiBisaBaaBiiEBaii!! Heard the heavens fill with shouting. h m « and there rain ' d a ghastly dew ■.ai97nii«!in«iiiKWunw ii.iinsK)!.wr From the nations ' airy navies grappling in the central blue; .--ifei c inxr«.n inui iHni ' Euivionunim!2;cnnriiiVB!!i ' tn7X }n j :7 ■ ' :?m T t f u-t? l : VIW H: ' fv; ' ? VP ' v y For along the world wide whisper of the south-wind rushing warm. 147 ■iiMLMiaiia ' B « iriWTMfliKt!V!wittiiitivniEffigjro fMag.tKiMW j;ii ' . .-fiH ' J ' v .- ' Vi-W ! ;Tr with the standards of the peoples plunging thro ' the thunder-storm; Till the war-drum throbb ' d no longer. and the battle flags were furrd In the Parliment of Man the Federation of the World Ther the common sense of most Shall hold a fretful realm In awe. And the kindly earth shall slumber. HHHinii 11 1 1 lapt in universal law. Mil Locksley Hall by Tennyson When you see A worthy person. Endeavor to Emulate him. When you see An unworthy person. Your Then examine Inner self! Confucius The greatest revelation is stillness Lao-Tse J .. • ! y ' - fOHH 1 9 ' ; ' . : ■;!■ ■■,. ' • ' ' , ' ): )MMi ' f:yM v7 ' iiiiiiiiii!MjiiM iilMhiii