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

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Heard After the Old Folks' Concert 27 Hallelujah! give us a hand-out! Hallelujah, amen! Hallelujah! give us a hand-out, We're hungry again. 28 l 77

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5I.f?4'.Tffweoff'.v '7'?'1-,-' D6 vi-Pm - 'Raw Chi Theta Psi 4 FLORA E. EDDY GLIVE KEITH RAFTREE BESSIE BROWN MARCIA VAN DUZER MARY PENFIELD SI-IELDON ALMA BROWN LYDIA GARDINER ROGERS CZARINA GIDDINGS MAROUERITE STRONG MARY S. HUNTER AVIS TALCOTT FANNIE TALCOTT IRWIN ELIZABETH CLARK WARD ALICE TWOOOOD COONRADT MARIE L. CARTER COUSIE FOX EMMA M. CIEILADEK MAEELLE JEANETTE MILLER MINA A. CLARK LULU A. RIEDESEL CAROLYN PIPER GENEVIEVE THORNELY COLORS: Black and gold. YELL: I-IOO! Rah! I-Ii!! Chi Theta Psi! Rah! Rah! 27

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Heard at the Street Carnival 4 ' ! Lai!! ,Sm gf X , ' I-lave you seen her-Minnie the Wild Girl? Captured T if Z iQeL,' in the wilds of Madagascar-she feeds entirely on the raw l,- H' Q ' XV' I W X ' ' ' 1 flesh of- Oh, listen to the band! Aren't those Q j E X 5-!eQ,J+,v band boys dears? Right here you will find them ! W Right- this way! Every time you hit a nigger baby on the head, you get one five cent in lChance of your life time- seeing the automatic wonder-Chiquita, the living doll! You pull one string andl Pleasa lady me tella you fort-? Only costa twent centa-'T Chewing Candy! Chewing Candy! Freshly made every minute! If you try it once you'll never try any otherT l-lave you been to the l-ligh Dive? lf not you want to hurry! Confetti ! Confetti ! Everybody wants more Confetti! You'll find it right here- right now-in Any time's a good time, but now is the best time to buy your tickets for the Country Store! The lucky number draws the greatest prize ever offered for-- I-lave you tried it? A chance for every one- H Do Uno the Snake Eater? lf you don't you ought to! Bites off theln I , . s ! Eff -f. 'I ! If I. Q 3 2 ,J fl: A 5 me E. 'QL if if W ' ' ' . nur- r .5 ga ,Q 3 H '. 751 yi J 'Q' f ,Q 5' ' il -'ff ? Ein- ' -b Egg... 1: 'f',.f.X N , ' 4 O a The Flower Pa' The flowers came in two by two, The flowers ,tney came in by the score- A rose so pink and a corn-flower blue, The poppies red, the grasses green, A daisy white, a sunflower tall, Two tiger lilies next were seen, A lily fair, a buttercup small. Four bleeding hearts all red and white, 'The flowers came in three by three, Pinks, thistles, orchids, and tulips bright, There was jack-in-the-Pulpit as gay as could be Gay apple blossoms and fragrant sweet peas, With his cousins the pansies and violets wee. And still we could name them with greatest ease And just behind them, more and more, If we only thought our naming would please. ' 2 9