Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Is love so fragile? And hearts so hollow? That they shatter with words Impossible to follow? You say I ' m a dreamer. 1 try not to be, Even though I search for something Which 1 cannot see. Why people search for love I cannot explain. For I too am searching For that exquisite pain. by Juel Robinz TOP LEFT: Sarah Head wonders why she volunteered to give blood. MIDDLE LEFT: Paul Luepke cuts the ribbon to dedicate the new basement of the Student Center as Judi Poettgen and Dr. Weeks look on. BOTTOM LEFT: Chris Moderson takes a break from his duties as head resident of Win- bigler. ABOVE: Lck samples the morning sausage.

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Memories of special moments College life is full of special mo- ments. They can be new experiences like giving blood for the first time or unusual experiences like realizing that the cafeteria ' s food is actually worth eating on a certain day. You just never know when you ' ll get caught up in the aura of things. These special moments today will be your treasured memories tomorrow. E njoy them while you can. TOP LEFT: Pauzy Ali chals with Dr. Bowman. BOTTOM LEFT: Tami Ejima gives a Japanese lea ceremony. TOP RIGHT: Sarah Head and Eric Landrum learn CPR. CENTER: Yu Yuan and Tami Ejima visit ihe Museum of Science and Industry. BOTTOM RIGHT: Maggie Allen- dorf contacts a friend.

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Memories of warmth and happiness Smiles ... the international lan- guage. They come in all sizes and shapes. Smiles have no boundaries or limitations. They belong to no spe- cific age group or nationality. They are one of the most treasured of the simple pleasures in life. Not only do they brighten days, but they make good days even better. Just remem- ber: Smiles cost nothing so be sure to give plenty of them away.