Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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9 ,, I' ' ? , CAROLINE E. WILLIAMS v-A' Rockford High School, 'O6, Glee Q Club, '07, '08, 309, 'rog Librarian S K of Glee Club, 'ogg Decoration , Committee for Promenade, ,083 5 Business Manager of Annual, '09, f i - i Senior Officers WILHELMINA BARFIELD - - P1'651kz'c'1zz' LOUISE GREEN - .S6'C7'CZ'Il7f1l mm' 7ll'6lZSZ!i'6'7' DOROTHY VVHEELOCK - - Class H2's!01'z'n1z 13 I v E Q I l 1 EJ l .I 4 F 9 ,i I 1 1 , , l l L 1 f I JH ,ll sl l, y, l li. W 1 ,, ,1 .rg jf l I ,. Q: Q. I A 1

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21642, - I 6a4' j f: , 'I 4 4' i f f 9 4 'Q .-.Q ,rg- ?g2T J 'YiL 'Golgi 3935 .1 ' MARGUERITE TUCKER Oak Park High School, '06, Championship Team in Class Basket Ball, '07, Class Basket Ball 'oS, Art Editor of Annual, '09, Dramatic Club, '10, Secre- tary of House Co1nmittee, '1o. DOROTHY XYHEELOCK Riverside, Cal., High School, 'o6, Championship Team in Class Basket Ball, 'o7, Charity Com- mittee, '07, Business Manager of Much Ado About Nothing, '07, Semi-chorus in Glee Club, 'oj, 'o8, 'oo. Class Basket Ball, 'o8, Busi- ness Manager of Annual, 'o8, President of 'l'olo, 'OS , House Com- mittee, '09, lfclitor-ill-Cllicf of Annual, 'nog Class Basket Ball, 1 ICJ. ESTHER HOPE WHITE Humholdt High School, '06, Championship Team in Class Basket Ball, 'oog Class Basket Ball, 'ojg Reception Committee for Pronienade, '07-'o8g Hypolita in Midsummer Night's Dream, 'o8, Chairman of Decoration Com- mittee for VVinter Promenade, '08, President of Class, March to June, 'o9, May Queen, '09, Champion- ship Cup in Inter-Class Tennis Doubles, 'ogg Organizations Edi- tor of Annual, '09, Class Basket Ball, '1o, House President, '10, Chairman of Reception Committee for Spring Promenade, '1o.

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The History of the Class of 1910 Being a Comedy Without a Plot ACT I-SCENE I Time, the Year 19o6-7 HE gym is filled with an eager, attentive audience. The Fresh- men are presenting a Tolo vaudeville. A gay Spanish troubadour in red sings to his lady in the balcony. Dancing girls pass in the street where his trusty henchmen await him. All is life and color. The curtain falls, applause rends the air, and the actors retire in joyful confusion. SCENE II Again the gym, this time bedecked with class colors and crowded with the happy throng of the visitors at the IX'inter Festival. .X whistle sounds, from the center of the fioor, a ball leaps into the air, there is a rush and a scramble, much noise, much breathless expectancy. Again the whistle sounds, there is a cry, Victory to the Freshmen, and the gym is as a mad- house let loose. SCENE III It is early spring and dawn. Quiet still broods over the unawakened campus, only at the top of the flag-pole is there a bit of life, the flutter of a yellow banner in the breeze, and on the cupola a confusion of figures. It is the Freslnnen, many Freslnnen, and see! in the attic they have blocked the passage way with trunks and they have locked the attic door and under that fluttering yellow flag they hold high carnival. .X wave of excitement passes amongst them, all heads are turned in one direction, and there, painfully making her way from the fire-escape to the roof, is one solitary Sophomore, with the gleam of hate in her eye and, clutching at her heart, a dumb despair. SCENE IV The time, late spring: tl1e scene, the tennis court, and over the fresh green of the grass light hgures move, and the Freslnnen are winning the tennis-tournament, and so, with many trophies of victories won and duties accomplished, are closing their first year at Rockford. ACT II-SCENE I Time-The year rooj-8 Wiiiter again and the moon at the full. The Freslnnen are no longer Freslnnen but as loyal Sophomores are devoting their lives and fortunes to 14