Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)
- Class of 1916
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' r I J. K . r N' is F . ,' U P .K ' ' 1, Q . . ' r I 1 a - . I g I . I 4 1 ' ,' v I' ' 4 c ,I. rm. . 'v'I .' -J.. .1- YT uf 431 Q I , - x ,'L' I1 . I'- o P X ,-I . I. ,' 1 X. ,.... -AJ A F:!,vI -o.'5- 'I . .IL ov f . . ' ' s A , ,I III Ivfl :I ' . x 4, .'4,ku ,'I. I 'Q' 'rl'.' C UTFIFLA Edited by the 1915 Junior Class of Rockford College W, - , , . ill 1 To the Memory of M artha Waldo Nye this book is ajfectionally Dedicated 4. THE CUPOLA Martha Waldo ye From thc I1'oc'1.'j'orr1 Uollrge Alunznmf Bullrlilz: The daughter of Rockford College. who has given twenty-four years of serv- ice to her,Alma Mater, and who has now laid down her life work and love, Martha NValdo Nye, has always seemed to many of her friends to embody in a, marked degree the sweetness and light which constitutes the modern ideal of woman- hood. Tl1e blending of these qualities of her mind and heart was so har- monious that her friendships were always tempered with elcarness of vision, and her judgment was always rooted in sympathy. I believe that no one whose relationship with Miss Nye was more than casual could fail to perceive the grace of her womanhood even in the most trying busi- ness situation. Those 'of us who knew her better charm was the outward sign of that line and deep noble women. That at child should toil in a glass realized that this personal sympathy which belongs to factory, that a college girl should lose father or mother, that a Belgian home should become a waste, caused her suffering that could be hidden only by disoliplined calmness of manner. This tenderness of nature found expression not only in human affection, but also in love of the beautiful in the objective world-a sprouting bulb or an unfolding tiower. A day in the Woods was to her a source of lasting joy. Of Miss Nye's intellectual endowment, it is sutiicient to say that she was not only a life-long student of higher mathematics, but a teacher who was able to present her subject in such a way that accuracy of thinking was stimulated even in the slowest minds. It is saying among us that very seldom did a student in her classes fail. Her judgment was always sane, taking account of causes as well as evidences. It was also to her clearness of vision that We owed her sense of humor, which often cleared the atmosphere of annoyance or criticism. The sweetness and light of Miss Nye's character showed as plainly in her religious as in her social life. The last time her voice was heard in the college chapel was on a morning early in the winter. IIer choice of scripture for the service was that psalm of unfailing trust in the fatherly God which begins: He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fort- ress, my God, in whom I trust. The service was closed by the singing of a part of Tennys0n's invocation to the Master in f'In Memoriamnz 'tStrong Son of God, immortal Love, Whom we, that have not seen thy face, By faith, and faith alone, embrace, Believing where we can not prove : Let knowledge grow from more tomore, But more of reverence in us dwell, That mind and soul, according well, May make one music as before. I No final utterance before the college which she loved could have better voiced the secret of Miss Nye 's intiuence. That the beauty of the Lord our God may in some measure rest upon us as it did upon her, cannot fail to be the result of her beautiful life among us. LORENA M. CHURCH. .5 V v i '. '4 F THE CUPOLA The Board 0 Trusiees ORIAIICERS JOIIN BARNES ............ EDXVARD POTTER LATIIROP. . GEORGE O. FORBES ....... FRED G. SIIOIIDY. . . . . . . . . . . . . Trrm. E.I'l1'1.l'l'.Y Jann' 1.91.3 EDWARD POTTER LATHROIJ ..... . 111113. :XDELE SIIITII STRUNG. .. MRS. CHARLES 141. IIERRICK. . MRS. JOHN H. SIIERRATT. . . FREDERICK HAINES ...... FRED G. SHOUDY ...... EDXVIN H. IQEELER ..... GYSTIXVE J. BOEIILAND. . . Term. E.:'p'zfr6s JHIICQ 1.916 AIRS. XVILLIAM A. TALCUTT, A.M. . . JOHN BARNES .................. HGENRY H. ROBINSON ..... XVILLIAM H. FITCH. M. D. . GEORGE O. FORBES .,.... WILLIAM T. ROBERTSON. . . XVILLIAM VV. BENNETT .... ROBERT K. XVELSH. HA .... .. . . Tcrm E.l'1.lZdl'f'.4 Jima, 1917 MRS. SEELY PERRY, AAI. . . .......... ...... . . . . REV. JOHN GORDON, B.D ......... JULIA H. GULLIVER, PH.D.. LL.D. . . FRANK L. CLEVELAND .............. . . . . . . ..Vl'I1Sid0l1t X7if'C-Pl'OSillPI1T . . . . .S0uI'OfzII'y . . .'l'I'OzIS1I1'm' . . HOT-kford . .fwllilfilgtl ... . .C'l1iuag1'O . . .Ruvkford . .Rfwkford . . .Rovkford . .ROvkfOI'd . . ROr'kfOI'd . .ROI-kford . .Rovkford . . .R01fkfO1'd . .Romfkford . .Rockford . .ROI-kford . .RO4'kSf01'd . . RGf'kf01'4:l . .ROI-k1fOI'd . .Rovkford . . .ROI-kfOI'd . .Rfwkfolid REV. THOMAS BARNEY THOMPSON, AB. . . . .ROI-kford FRANK F. WORAIWOOD ............... . .Rovkford Hmzorary Member MRS. N. C. THOMPSON E.:-mfzzffive CYDIIIIIIIFHCP BIRS. CHARLES E. IIERRICK ........................... ...... . .Chicago Resident MeI1IheI'S Of the Board Of TI'uStf3eS I Deceased 5 1, :big 4-0 ll., . .. 7Y ,.,. . , THE CUPOLA I P The Faculty E JULIA IIENRIETTA GULLIYER, PII.D., LL.D., A President :ANNA C. BEHRENS, A.M., JEAN STEWART, B.S., . German Language and Literature Domestic Science l EDITH C. BRAIKIHALL, A.M., PHD., INIABEL BISHOP, A.M., I History Biology I FRANCES LOVVATER, PH.D., ALICE M. KRACKOWIZER, B.S., B.ED., Physics and Astronomy Education ROSE A. BAIRD, B.SC., LORINDA PERRY, M.A., PH.D., Domestic Art Social and Political Science HELEN F. EPTER, A.B., REV. ARTHUR C. WIATSON, A.B., French Language and Literature Bible, Logic and Philosophy LOUISE LIORRIS HANNUM, PH.D., JAMES G. GOODVVIN, M.S., English Chemistry CLARA LOUISE THOMPSON, PH.D., ILA IRVINE EMMOTT, Latin and Greek Instructor in Elocution i ELIZABETH C. IXIAAS, M.D., COLLEGE PHYSICIAN, Instructor in Emergencies and Home Nursing LORENA M. CHURCH, A.M., Instructor in English IXIILDRED L. IVOOD, A.B., Assistant in Department of Home Economics E ANNA M. CONNELLY, A.M.. I Assistant Departments of Chemistry and Biology E M. FLORENCE LAWSON, PH.B., Physical Director DIARY BELL NETHERCUT, A.B., , Librarian and Instructor in Library Methods ALLENE GREGORY, A.M., PH.D., Instructor in English I CLARA J. R. VVILLIAMS, Instructor in Shorthand and Typewriting Q LOIS GIBBONS, A.B., E Instructor in German ALICE VAN VALKENBURGH, A.B., Mathematics f l I L I DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC I I F. IXIARION RALSTON, Director, LAURA GRANT SHORT j Piano and Harmony Organ and Piano 5 MRS. GEORGE NELSON I'ICLT, A.B., HELENE I. SCHUMACHER E F. A. G. C., Vocal Music Piano EDWARD F. FREUND HELEN A. BARTHOLOMEW, Violin , Piano I DEPARTMENT OF ART l DIARY GULLIVER, A.M., I History of Art, Drawing and Painting 7 I Y I I 'r L BNHS X g 2 X HE CUPOLA 1915 IRENE BAILEY, RU Ottawa High School. Illinois. 'II5 Home Economics Certiticate, 14l5 Glee Club. 1Il. 121, 13l. 14l5 Semi- chorus. 111. 12l. 13l. 1415 Classical Club. 1:l. 1315 Dramatic Club. 1ll. 1:l. 131. 14.l5 Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club 11l5German Club. 1Il. 12l. 131. 14.15 .Xlumnae Editor TAPER Stall. 131. 14l5 Class Hockey, 131. 1415 Tolo Council. 131.1415 Shalcespearian Play, 1l1. 141. Fx'eryinan. 131. Ui.,xm's lS.xi.nw1x. R Rockfl-rtl lliulm School, lllinois. 'IO5 Poswraduatf' Rocl-Lfurtl llizli Scliofil. 'Ill Home lfconomics Ccrliticatc. 1315 Prcsitlcnt Day Students. 141: Glcc Club, 111. 131. 131, 141. Semi-chorus. 121. 131. 1415 llramatic Clulw. 1 I 1. 121. 131. 14lg Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Clulw. 131: Class llockuy. 111. 121. 131. 141: Captain Class Il--cltcy 1415 Class liaslicl Ball 1115 .ltlilclic Council 131. 131: Treasurer .Xtlilvtic Associ- ation 1313 'lhlo Council 1313 Slialgcspcarian Play 131. 1411 l'lYk'l'Yll1illl'. 121. XIIRIAM Br1xxm1'. R Killwurn lliuli School, Xlisconsin. 19105 Glcc Club. 121. 131. 1415 lfnazlisli Club. 131. 1415 Class llfickcy. . 4 . . . of Crrorlx, 131. .ltlilctic Cvuncil 1415 Sliakcspcarian Plat' 141 i . 111 121.1q1.1 15 Captain Class Hoclccv.13l5 Ioke Ifidtor THE CUPOLA PRANCES voN EISEN Bocuus R Mancos H1 h School Colorado 1911 Unuersmv of Colorado Summer School 1914 Glee Club C 3 C45 Semx chorus C45 Classleal Club C3 45 Secr tarx Treasurer Classlcal Club 35 Presldent Class1cal Club C45 Class Hockey C15 C3 C45 Captam Class Hoclev C 5 Class Basket B ll C1 C35 C45 Captam Class Basket Ball C35 C4 V1ce Presldent Athletle ASSOCIHYIOH C 5 C35 Secretary Treasurer Tolo Club C35 VICQ Pres1dent Tolo Club C45 Chalrman Refreshment Commlttee Sprmg Promenade 4 Shaltespeaman Play 2 Sub ELIZABETH COLENIANY BURLESON Waterman Hall Sycamore Ill11'101S IQII Secretary Treasurer Class 3 Home Econom1cs Certnclcate 4 Glee Club 35 C4 Sem1 Chorus 45 House Commlttee C35 Ass1stant Bus1ness hlanager CUPOLA C 5 Busmess Mana er CUPOLA C3 Chalrman Wmter Promenade 3 Cha1rman Decoratlon Commlttee Fall Informal and Sprmg Promenade 4 ASSISTSHI Bus1ness Nlanager Ex erw man C35 Busmess hlanager Shakespeaman Plan C45 MARIAN HILTS Bloomlngton H1gh School Ill1no1s 1910 Ill1no1s State Normal Un1vers1ty 1910 1911 German Club 35 4 Enghsh Club C35 C45 Presldent Enghsh Club C45 THE TAPER Staff C35 C45 SOCICYY Edxtor CUPOLA C35 Tolo Counc1l C45 11 1 ' , 4 . ar 11 7 1 T .S 5 5 5 A ' T . 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I 7 - ' s 6 1 C55 5 5 5 I I 5 7 7. 7 7 9 5 1 ' ' - l I THE CUPOLA GERTRL DE jouxsox Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Illinois IQII Premdent ll all in Club l1l llnffli h Club l4.l 3NNlC'll Club 147 1151 Hoclxex l l4l F176 Smrx Tm: TAPER Cnntext l1l Xrt Editor C1 POLA expe-1r1111Pl11 l l.1.l Ilxerxman 1T11xR1x1 l11xxn1N xxnox 1 1 lkl 111111 11 1, 111 1 C uh 1 l UNIIHLNS Xl'lll'l 1111 r 111 1111111 C 1 KL ll W L 1 3 L Ill 1 lsx LX ll L LL I I 1 1 1 11111 R Llll lx XIIIRX x XI xllhfjgk xnll 1111x111 N I 1N ll Sun 1 1 I1 luh 1 argl 1r1 111 1 ll ll L Cllllllllll llllNL Q1 xx ll C1 lf: l l4l l ditor C1 P0 1 1 11pc1111nll11 1 Cl . iQCi'S lgi 1151, l3lg'Sl1z1k f -. 'Q z .il:i. i ig ' ' j , l3ll C. V. 'i . .' l.. .' R Curl SCl1lll . High Schml. Ch'-1 gn, Ill' 's. JI ' D1':1 :11i' il .lll.13l, lil. 4 3 IZ . . .gcr llr: :11i1' Club. l3l: l' CS'l'lll lin . .ic 'lul1, 1.1.lg Cl ' ' Cl l ,1:l. 13l. l4lg l 1'1-sid -111 Clcc Clul . l3l. l4lg 5-1 '-Clfvvus. lll. lil. l4'2 C1435 ll11ClQ'-'. lll. lgl, l4lQ Class linslu-I Bull. lll. 1:l, 13l, l.1lg Rcccpliun l.lllL' Spriu: l'r 111-11:1 l'. 1-xl: Kin 1 lliuh-Ilzill. Ol l'Ql:111f lllg ll:1lf-ii. 'l'l1' lii1u fr cu' S. lll. lA1'. l'i1':111:1 'l' 1'1 sl '1 lliuh Scluw-1l. llli11-'1i:. OIIQ CLS: l'rf:si1lc1 . l3l. l4lg 'txru' li Zif Chh, l2l: Sc' 'L 1' Trl Cl11l.12lg ll s- '1cc.l1lg ll Prcsi1l'11. 141g Clan' ll ck l3l. l4lg 'l'1 ' 'l'.x1'1-:R 511111. 111, 1:l. lj . 5 'I ' ' 1.1. lfl: Sh: lvs -. z 7 z l l. lll. 12 THE CUPOLA Emu x ICRANICES MARSTON Nlrison C111 H1 h School Iowa IQII Iowa State Col le e IIBfID C15 5 Home Ijconormc Cemfxcate 4 X1cePres1dent Class C5 Glee Club C35 5 Dramatlc Club C35 4 Busmess IXIana er Dramatlc Club C45 Class Basket B1ll C 5 Class Hocley 3 C45 Chamrman Tall Informal C4 Sophomore Class ax C EDITH IVIARIAN Os BORIN E img I -' ,cm ' ' I 1 4' v s , ,C 59 C sf 1 ' .9 I C 1 2 S Q -1 C D1 s ' , 55 1 Pl .'1 23' ' . Rockford h School, Illinois, 1 IIQ Classical Club C55 , 25, 5 ' 1, - Y 5 HRH . . . .g , I. , 5 . 1 bf 7, 7 7 C 9 , 7 D7 C D7 55 a , C , C 55 7 Q I Y YZ , .7 I 3 . 7 7 7 , 7 13 8 9 1 Walkmg Club C C35 Class I-Iocl-.ey C45 IRELE IVIITCHELL PETERSON Mlchlgan Clty I-I1 h School Ind1ar1a 1911 Dramauc Cu C15 C25 C35 45 Enghsh Club C1 3 C4 Classlcal Club 15 3 Secretarx Treasurer House Comrmttee 4 Class Hockey C25 C35 C45 Class Basket Ball C45 Pres1dent Athleuc Assoclatron C45 Shakespearlan Plav C15 C25 C45 Exeryman HE CUPOLA OL11'1a ANNA PRIEN Rockford High School. Illinois. IQIIQ Glee Club. 111, German Club. 121. 131 .1.1.1. ls.x111-11. C. SHL'x13RT 11111111111 lliuh Salim.-I, Nebraska. 19113 Secretary Class, 1413 Glee Club. 1I1. 131. 131. 1413 Scini-Cliorui. 121. 131. 141Qc1L'l'I11IlI1 Club. 111, 121. 131. 1413 Treasurer Gerinun Club, 1313 President German Club. 141g Yice-Prcsidclil 'Yolo Club. 131g President 'Yolo Club, 1413Cl:1ss llwckey. 131. 1.1,1QCl1ZllI'l11ElI1SPl'lI111PI'Ol'l1C- imcle. 1412 llermia in Xlid-Sunmicr Xi1:l1t's Dream. 1113 Curio in 'l'welf1l1 Xiuhtf' l:1Q Kind redin l'lx'cr1'111:111. 131. ll1a1.1:x.1 Xlmuu L-LRICI Rfickford lliuh Sclionl 19093 Music Cer1i1ica1cs. 1315 Glue Club 111. 121. 131. 1.1.13 Semi-Cliorus 111. 121. 131. 1413001111311 Club 111. 131, 1413'l',x1'13R Sta1f14,1. 14 131. 131. 1413 Semi-Chorus. 131. 1413 English Club. 1113 THE CUPOLA 1915 A Faniasy ln ihe Classzc Manner I 11111111 111111111 1111111111 CL 111111q111111111 111 s111111111111 1011w11x ll 1110 11 1 11 11111111111 1111111 111' xc111111s101111111q A1111111q111 11111101 Cl 1111111110 1111111 1111 1-111112. 11 1 111 1 111s 1 11111 1 T11111 s1111111q 111111111111U 1111711111118 H11111vs of 111p11111111s 1161111111 111111 1111 1111111 q111w 111111111 1111111'1111111 11111111 A 11111111011 1111111es1 1111 IIII 1111 1111w 111 1911 11pp11111C111w T111 11111115 11 11 11101118 0 1S11p11o111.01'11s 1111111111 lf!Q1111U 111s1'1111111 11111ss111 111111111 1111 s11111111w FITHER FINE YVhat mason ran you glue xx hy you should QIEHIIIJIQG7 This mll mean the E'StEll7l1Nll1I1lQ, ot a p1e1 edent 1 Illlllg uluch we Lannot do Without 1 uetul COHSILIQI at1on Cl101llS Alas a precedent, a p1 e1edent Let thele be due eonsldnlatlenl I have hstened to forty tou1 hundred and fifty Sundax 1 hapel ttlks I hate spent two thoueand three hundred and thnty thrne and three tenths houw at the ll1StO1S table 1n the hbrary The eheets of note book paper xx huh I have ueed 11 plated end to end, would pax e the atxeet from the college to H11 key s an 1I1CllPQ deep Chmus S111 1l1LllGS deep an mehes deep From the college unto Hufkey QV F T Ae an kmerlean xx oman xx ho 19 about to enter upon pol1t1ca1 prwileges and 1GSpOI1S1lJ1l1t1E'S that have not been yours before hon have vou perfeeted bv tralnlng the ?LllII'l11'il11 Wltll vvlneh you xv ere endou ed by natule 1 1910 I have Sealed the cupola under storm and Stress I haxe planted an on1on, an 1vy, an mop, and an tree I have gone on a IDICDIC to the Dells I have eoasted xx 1th Whse Bramhall Tu as I xv ho IIISJEIIIIIIQCI the Noble Order of T1uth Wlth smgularly few exceptlons I have appeal ed at breakfast fully clothed at the last bell F T Wlrat have been youl aet1v1t1es 1D the held of or101nal research? 1910 I have made 111016 nolse than any othel table IH the Clllllllg' room I have ted the B6lg1l1l1lS I have sat up after proms Tu as I who chseovered the onlon cellar . . . 7 a ' I' 1 A 4 I 1 '14 1 1 '- . 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Chorus-Why. oh why. a permission from home! 1915-Basket Ball did I play. holding against great odds the cup thereof for tour years. Thriee have I suffered defeat on the hoc-.key field. Valiantly have I demonstrated my gymnastic ahility. Sunday nights have I eelehrated with song and feasting. For two days and two nights have I languished. interned in the pest-house. Shaken was my faith. I have heen filled with eestaey upon attending sermons on suhjeets related to matrimony. F. 'l'. lf2lIIt'1'I11g'I-IXYIIEII is your tire-drill numherl IA hell rings in the distanee and the ehorus surges forward. as it' stirred hy a strong impulse.l ISHS-l have heen a playwright. an aetor-manager. an orehestra. a hoekey team. and other things. I have heen my own most enterprising press-agent. Bly younger sister. ISIIT. did I till with reverenee and awe for my example. I'horus-Rev'renee and awe till her youthful mind! I . 'l'. rstamnu-ringI-In wli-wli-what' way have you m-m-manitested your loyalty .' 15113-I have worshiped at the shrine ol' St. Flemeutine ol' Linden. I have nu.urned at Xlr. Vliamhers' sepulehrez I have planted violets on I'inkie's grave: I have deeked llondee with the rose: I have knelt in adoration at the trustees' ashes. l ather 'I'ime's In-all sinks upon his lu-east: he l'eehly hands the sheepskin to the maiden. 'I'he stage rapidly darkens. exeept for a single heam ol' light. whieh l'alls upon the hour glass. tt'urtainl FLASH 4lI l It'l'lRS liwliuvx ll xoooek. . ..... President lCv.u.vx Xl ucsrox. . ..... Yiee-President Iitlilil. Slll'liIiR'l'. . . , , ,Seen-etary-Treasurer lui JMNH S ,- 1 -1111 l - 4 Z i I , ' T I 1 '- ' -4, - I 1 ' I 1 A ' ff Q-, 5 I I R x , 7 1 V - f Z- i ff- 'Q ff- I ' V I ' V 4- ,' -. rgixxfx-,:W'Y K , 1 :spit Y' A E .. -wgqr J I 4 ffiflfllfk I .uf l 4 I 1 I . 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ALINE BROWNLIE ALTA BURNS ALICE CREW 4 CATHERINE CUSHMAN MAIIIE DENTLER IIELEN EATON IXIARIE FISH ANNA GRISMER JOANNA IIAYES .TERRIE JENRINR AIAY JOHNSON FRANIIES IQARLSON IQATIIERINE KELLINO RUTH IQING LOUISE IQNOX LELA LAHMAN BERTIIA LANGXYILL ENID LOCKE OLIVE LUDINGTON THE CUPOLA The Junior Class OFFICERS . . . . . .President . . . . . .Vice-President RORAIIOND MCKOON JENNIE RICQUILLAN SHIRLEY RIEYERS IIARRIET BIOORE FLORENCE BIORGAN BIARTIIA NELSON INEZ PARKER MAI' I'A'r'r1-:RSON BIILDRED PETERSON FLORENCE RANNEY GI,.XDX'S REYNOLDS CRISTEI. RUNNER BIARGARFYI SABIN RIARY SIIOOP LURETTA SLAYITERY BEATRICE TINLEY LOUISE TII-TON LENA WILLIAMS MONA WRIGHT 18 Secretary-Treasurer DI-OSSOM 'FROM THE I 4 P R B I Ip 5 EL 5uN FL wen RK 'PERENNIAL KINGTDLANT f ' ' Q L If I I 6 KC I M R Q . . oomen-Roe CA NT I- ' Q 5' M - ll! if .amy CRONN B ' ' ' Msewvc, Will- Fir' BROOK F R 4, lr -4- I ' ' ' xi I! I. 'i DQ f -Il I 'ff 1 A! I .dm ' X 41 .Q L5 o FIM, Q 1 X.. X1-N-Z O NUDEST VIQLEI-5 N' TJEFPEPX - I, gl Bvvrencup is A-3- 111051 3? JI I 1: Sn. YA-HL CHQ UW. AQ. dew' Lrnco-rnmon fbswer' 'I'I'mt 75 NTHEM v'oweeI heme III d0sT w OXALIS I I S I E Y CL-YI SQLJIRREL K I Y p XF 142' 'PZINSIES ETHA, 9 ' , , ND C' 'P 0 o 4' Z .- i E V 0 . I . I ,,. I H -I R.Ml.K . Slim rcs 'Pu-ANT' M-S an MIS QN 3 I 2 Q H 3 . - Lu E Suu '- :DIAL f I: I ' LBLUSHING Roses. 21 1 -pm' X 0 E 34- 5 I0 9 HONEY BEA Z S I f , ' ' oF ,If I 41 1 A F: Nl ,ii g THISTLE R 5 'E fl I 3 1. i '5' 5-gl' FRESH ME , 0? ' , ' .4 HI I VINES A575 1,5 gf I A Ii EI 75 LATTICF Womi I WI I P 0 145, ,Q - 1 0. L ,- 5 L.T. I urns PINE was: , Iwi ,a I rnc.-ITENGALL II aff YI 1 wma QE IFE: CROCUS THE CUPOLA It Pays to Advertise LET THE GOLD DUST TXVINS D0 'EVEXTl'ALLY-XVHAT NOT XOXV? YOUR VVORKJ' -Alice Crew. Olive Ludington. HASN'T SCRATCHEID YET. -Loretta Slattery. SAFETY FIRST. -Mabel Sager. UKNOXV THY lf'l'Tl'RE. -Margaret Sabin. fReferring to her town residence.J -Gladys Reynolds. T --THERES A REASON! Anna and Rosamond. A - Ql'AI.ITYg NOT QYANTITYJ' -Jen Mt-Qnillin. H I-ILP KVA NTEI I-MA LE -Enid Locke. Ax EVERY WHERE ? WHY? Alice I 'rt-w. SEE THAT SMILI-I? -Marie Fish. ASK THE MAN. -Florence Ranney. MADE T0 ORDER. -Ruth Burleson. 3 IN I. -Allene. -Jessie. -Rhoda. THE ENCHANTRESSH . THE VAMPIRE .... A PAIR UI SIXESH 'TRY 'THESE SXYEE'l'S. -Fran Karlsen. -Mildred Peterson. 'THE l'ER,lf'El'T '363 -Louise Knox. 'HIS MASTER'S V0lf'E. -Inez Parker. 'EVERY PAIR Gl'ARANTEEll. H -M. Johnson. -K. Kelling. WATl'H THIS SPAUI-I! -Mona lVrigrht. -Florence Morgan. -Martha Nelson. Coming Soon! ....ManneDentler . . .Shirley Meyers Louise Tipton . .Bertha Longwill as l5l'll.'l' I-'UR Sl'EEll. -Lena XYilliauns. THE St'lEN'l'lFlt' AMERICAN. -Alta Burns. WHAT A t'0lXt'IllIfZNl'E! -R. King. 'WYEIGHS UNLY 7 lbs. -R. Burleson. MELLEX'S FOOD. -R. Burleson. zo , -... vW. SO HOMOME UNDERCLASSMEN DMS Nr Here has the Youth. h'ifKSN W rjfx of thi? D rf H5 r Y ff-YX Class Rdnsed. bg Hand. J f' X , . N, ,flu Q H 1 W F115 hrr-an Dania Born-Septn'l,lq13 X X Dned.-Ju.neu3,n-irq! Xi ,Mil N, Or' phomorchba-px B S pt cl 4 Dnaal-Iunclgaqlfi Xl fm, X X ry' 6 lbll I f lhlf 0--ni THE CUPOLA 1917 The Lasz' Will and Testament 0 Under Classmen Days of the Class Raised by Hand l, l'NoERCI,.xssA1i2N Dixys UF THE Cnxss Raised hy Hand, of the City of Rock- ford, in the County of Winlielmago. and the State ot Illinois, being of sound mind, memory and understanding. do make my last will and testament in manner and form following: First-l give. devise and I-equeatli to lts Rlotlu-r's l'et and Fatl1er's Joy of ISHS, its lieirs and assigns forever. all ot' my property. real. personal and mixed, of what nature and kind soever. and wlu-resoex'er the same shall lie at the time of my death. the same to lxe in lieu ol' its dower. viz.: the sum deposited with Bliss Enoeli at the Ia-ginning' ol' the eurrent year. the aliove mentioned real property eonsisting' ot' one Sophomore Room situated in the southwest lmloek ot' stratum one of Adams llall : the alwove mentioned persenal property eonsistiug ol' tlie antieipa- tion ot' pillows for said real property: the mixed property eonsisting ol' the musieal radiators. Seeond-I give. devise and lvequeatli unto my lleirs one eourse in required linglisli ll, wlleretrom l have derived great prolieieney in the amorous arts and wliiell should aeeordingly lre earetully ellerislied. 'l'liird-l give. devise and la-queatli unto my heirs my inyineilvle lighting spirit manifested in my unremitting struggle l'or a memlversliip on liouse eom- mittee. Fourth-l give. devise and lreflueatli unto my lieirs my Sophomore preferred stoek in the labors ol Wasliinuton l'arty and the playtliingxs ol' my eliildllood. viz.: one May l'ole danve. my first dose ol' ana-stl1etie daneing. one Fresluuan l,l'0lIl., one Solo Initiation. and one Ilalry l'arty. all ol' wliieli are to lie preserved with care and handed down to my lieirs and assiuns l'orever. Fifth-I give. devise and lvequeatli to said devisees my exeessiye euriosity concerning that ll0l0l'0gl'l Ill'0l1S speeies known as l i-eslunen witnessed externally by me forthe tirst time September lli. 1914. Sixth-l lnerelll' direct and emliower my exeeutor. ill 1'0l1Sultation with Miss Lawson. Commissioner of l'ulilie Health and llygriene. to sell and dispose of the 77 THE CUPOLA property known as the good losing' spirit which the Sophomore class has always shown, to the highest lcidder. at auction or private sale, as it may in their judg- ment he most advantageous or for the interest of my said devisees. Seventh-I hereby direet that the net avails of said property so disposed of as aforesaid and converted into money shall he divided and paid to my said devisees within one year after my dem-ease. Eighth-I hereby appoint Don Dec, at-ting' mascot to the c-lass of 1915, executor of this, my last will and testament. For witness whereof 1, Underclassmen Days of the Class Raised hy Hand, the testator, have to this, my last will and testament, set my hand and seal this twelfth day of June, A. D. 1915, UNDERCLASSMEN DAYS. Signed, sealed, puhlished and declared hy the above named. Underelassmen Days, as and for his last will and testament, in the presence of us who have here- unto suhserihed our names at his request as witnesses thereto in the presence of said testator and of each other. -ffl lvl-A-. -f,Lu.,Gs-.-.S- , iw' - 7f 0 ' Cl.0Cof,1Mw Q URM MM Q MA. 7 . M . Q ' . 434401511 MQW? - WUMALJL LWLJW ?ha5fu. 3 Z 3 JJQZW UQWM MQ raffflw-ohm. Gao-SQL... www W Mm A F WMM QM QOJQ-+-w,Cbow.:-UJAJ bgaxxwwgfm. WM unumxumu, mM? 21224 - wpwfwi 5,Axsz,,Aa.wQ1n 39 . dxuAMAJ U8 V i X FRCSOCUGN K Gif Svax E 1 N X X 4 -f f -X v 5 A Z C XX 5 THE CUPOLA ' The Freshman Class OFFICERS ELINOR TOXVNSEND. . . . K.XTHERINE SLADE. EXLMA ROBINSON.. Alice Arunlwl Margaret Bagley Gertrude Revlcor Ruth lieiaiett Iqtelllltlfllil Berry Katherine llmnu Lucile Boyle 3I2ll'lHll Brolin XYamla Hjlillll Mary Kate Villlllilwll Ixliltllwl i'lu-stunt BIill'Iill't'f Vullxy l lHl'i'I1t'H VUWI1-S llul'1Illlj' IP:lX't'llpnl't Katlxerinv llavis Marian Imran f'ilfllt'l'llll' Imrrance Irvin- Ilimliam Marie l i-rxllsuli lflllvl 1 ul'S5'Tlu- 'l'll1'l'l'Sil Hilxsnll lfllifll f:l'2Il'l'X Ili-len BIl'f'2lllSl2lllil Laura .Nlvlialu-1'ts Mala-th Mvlli-ll Yiillll Milli-1' Helen Minogue Ili-In-ll Miam- l'IliZ:llH'Ill Mwl'l'isull Ruth lIm'l'ism1 Aim Murray lfayra Nix-lwls Ili-lt-11 Noble- l'aruIyn Nurtfm 1'u1'1l1-lia tllliista-:id Iflln Hsgnull Ul'2ll'l' l't'fvl's Susan l'laiit lhbllil lil-illit-lil Dorothy liift-nat-k listle Russell AI2ll'2Rll'1'T liussm-ll Virginia Russell livllltlll Sainimals Blaruarvt Svyimair M:lrjul'iv Hl'l1'SSUl' .ll-ssiv Hriugs Luis llllilil Fmisilt-lu Halma Ruth Hauling .........Preside11t . . . . . ..Viee-President Luis Harily I-Ilsa Jane Harris F1'aiu,-es Hartwig Hiril Henning Martha Hickman Martha Halumes Julia Hunter Marian Johns llililrvdl Jnllllsull I.ut-ia .lurclan Mary K4-tt-hui Hlzlilys Kiwi! llilala Kohl Genevieve Lacey Marion Lane BI:ll'::lI'4'f Lautz l-Isthvr Lins ' Mazillyn I,u:t-man l l'2lll4'1'S LUWU Margaret Maxam' l'IliZ:lIu'Tli Maillerlj' Margaret Maiming Marina Maylaril l-Ili1wl'Sl1:1w llazt-I Shaw llt-It-in Sliaw H1'l'Il'llIl1' Slll'1'l'1'l' Mary Sim-li Vulvia- Smith iiraim- Smith Lilian Smith Ili-le-in Sp:-ar M:ll'i1' Spnllsvl Ili-lt-it Strattfm Ruth Smalvll lh-ulah 'l'l1nmas llillllw-il 'Villllvs Mary 'Vrmnp Hnlrl'l'l':l Xvlllllvl' U1-:lil'it-v XY:ll'llvl' Malwl Watt-rman IIl'll'll XX'hi't1'lHl7l'l' Ruth Wikati' l':lrnl XVilfwr1l llvlvlli' lYill:ll'tl llarrivtt Williams l liZ:llu'fll Walsall! IIa-len Wright .lust-plinw XX right Ifla-nrivtta Wnrts . SGC'1'9tRl'Y-T1'63Sll1'6l' The Follies of 1.918 I Gl.l'l'll for Hao b1'nej7f of file Floss nf .Z,'11.0 CAST OF CHARACTERS A SUFFRIGETTE .... ..'tE1lie Townsend A POLITICIIIN ...... .,.. ' tKafEy Slade A LITTLE SHYLOCK. . . . . Ahny Robinson oHoRUsEs ENAMORED BIAIDENS- Gert Seheerer, Marg. Seymour, Ahny Robinson, Esty Russell, Ken Berry, Ellie Townsend. KIMONA CHORUS- Susan Plant, Consuelo Hanna, Hiril Henning, Genevieve Lacey, Dorothy Davenport, Harriett Williaixis. . QUARTET- Edith Graeey, Virginia Russell, lllartha Hiekinan. THE BREAKER TRIO ........... Marjorie Griesser, Roherta 'Wagner, Jessie Griggs LEADER OF MELLENS' FOOD ORCHESTRA ...................... Kathryn Madcloek GUIDE, COUNSELOR AND FRIEND. . .. ...,............................ Miss Chase PROPERTY MAN ...........,... ...... J ohn ACT I INEIINOY TIME-September PLACE-TAL Nursery SYNOPSIS OF SONGS TVhat Are They Going To Do To US? .... Opening Chorus of Children 's Voices Hush a-bye Babies ............................................. Proetors The Sophomores TVN! Get Us If lVe Don'f llffzfcla Out , . . .... Quartet Those Eighteen Pig-Tails .......................... ..... D uet HELEN STRATTON L DIARY KATE CAMPBELL TlIey'oe Put Us Tlzrougizl Our Steps ........... . . .Finale EN-TRIED CHORUS 227 TIME-A Mouth Later P1u'pn.uj 1rl Vifpirl' THE CUPOLA ACT H XYOFTH SCENE I PIACE-011 tlw Vampus and Off. ...... .. .. .... . .. .. . ... ..OIWL1iIlQ' CIIOPIIS Qfull v0iceN Sung hy l'6flllPST 0f the T010 Club. lvllllllflf Hfiflf H. ............................. Dzlllvl' by K2lf'fy H Slade HELEN SIIAXY ' T7m Iliylz I'n.wf nf lfI,fjI.IlllSU ................ .... S 010 Alam Rumxsux I I'mnr', Vunfr . Vnmr fu flvr I IlI-VH. . . . .I':I1til'l' l 'll0l'11s SVICNIC II 'l'1x114:gSln-mul 'I'imv. I'I..u+x--X R 1011: in -lfwlmk lim-11. ywlll nl l'ff1nnl.Q rll lllr l'1'flf'f-' 'If -YUUN H .....,............. ...DUCT Hrzuzx Svmn. 3I.xRr:.xm1'1' lil'ssFI.I, 1'v1IIH'1I'N 0' flu llfurl . . . l':IlillllUl'1'll 3lElill0IlS lIiplmnr1r'.11 ............ ....... I gl'l'2lkt'l' 'I'l'i0 Ilfur Timm Tllfilllf li, Hx , ... .I-Intirv Vhurus 0 -wr Ill 01.0 ,Mil-I TIM!-I-4 A. M. l'l.u'l-:-'l'lu- l,iIn-ary. Il 'x .Yiwr fu Url 1,111.11 Ihr .U1ll'lI1.IlfjU. ..Kim0nz1 Vllnrus f'l'fIHl. f'l'llIIl lln Hung .Q ,ill llr rf .............. ...Full i'll0l'l1S ..E'.-,ill 115111, 1',,,,-Nlf,, Ilns ll ,llf1m1'uq,lll llwUu'n . ....... S010 Iil l'll H XRIDIXH U'1'll Tluwr 1310111.11 Nlurs in Um' l'1'0ll'n. ' ...... ...Fillzllv 'I'ln'v0-fulml .hm-11 1'lll't2liIl For thv fullowingr. thzmks am- lllllf Stzluv Vteusils ...... .... ...... .................. 3 I i ss Way CUSTIIIIIUN ........... Hawk Vllillllxl Sczlts.. Sistvrly Solivitllde. . Mm-I1 Illspirml Axw. ....IA?llf.1'-Sllf f4'l'illgl' 1'00m-mzlfos ......... .. . ..S0ph0m01'vs Qs . . . ..J11ni0rs . . . S0l1i0l'Q js 5 'J !f :I f XWQCQ I X N yy 'fix ,,iw V 1 ff I D. , Q ffdf s .Q HK-Q ' Y I 1 H5 K 1 IW UN I Q11 zfff 1: M1 W 1 M f n , K 4 v J r., X Wt w 'W- I ,1.. 1 ! ,Q ff 1 1 J pi' ' ii! A rm :QW 4. rf ,Faq J 334 Y, nv A D' xl N '. N Q m x' ITG .',W xi YM bf X f A 7' f LW K X N X f 1 M x- ww X. A . Hr -'Xi X1 ,mfs I 4, f ,Mm HI L , A xkl N XfX f Mmm' ...mr-x, YKWQHONE Efowomlfs w x J FX All ,,. mv.. w'qv liL'!' ' f X f V .Q 1 4 . X V. V ,Ju Ir.. x H . H-lx..- ' '-'tp-5-'11-' 6 S . - ..-LRNGMJILL THE CUPOLA IRENE B,x1L1-:Y. Locfkport. N. Y. 30 Home Ee onomics EI.Iz.xBE'r11 Cunmux BVRLESON, Riu-1' F011-st Nlnilri Ilrzxvmzlz. Davis Jum-tiuu Mn' l':STlH'IR -Iunxsnx, Rm'kf0l'1l If.XTIll-IRINE Muunx IQELLING. Rovkford THE CUPOLA LOUISE BROWN KNQX, ' B8l111OI1d, Ia. ENID CRAIG LOCKE, Linneus, No. ' OLIVE LUDINGTON, Evansville, Wis. EVALYN FRANCES BTARSTON, Mason City, Ia. JENNIE IRENE HICQUILLAN, . Burlington, Ia. I 31 THE CUPOLA LoRE'rT,x M.xRG, xRET SI,.x'1'TEm', C'1'awdfo1'dsville, Ind. AI.XRG.XRli'I' l412.xT1ucE TINLEY, Ci'oum-il Bluffs. Ia. Music l'oR.x Mu-1 Llxn. Rovkfmwl Ixlcz li. Iixmu-Llc. Valparaiso, Ind. 'I'1ll-zmmolcl-1 l'me1'r:R. W i n nvl mga Secretarial M.uz.un:1l-: lmlxl-1 lllxnx. Port IIIIFUH, Mich. , Education ETIIEI, Rl4:.x'I'RIc'E 0s'1'R0M, XYinn0tka 32 - ,.4Q I 1 f 4 THE CUPOLA The Students' Self-Government Organization To unite- tlw stmh-nt hotly for !'Hg'1lI2iTiOll of tht- C0llllllllllifX lifv. to arouse in L'Y4 l'y 1m-mbv1':1 eh-siw to vo-op:-1'z1w 1lllllt'l'Sf2lllllillglj' for tlu- good of thv wholv, to ustalwlisll and Sfl'tJ11Q'fllt'l1 sa Tl'2llHfi0ll of ilulivimlllul 11-spolwsibility mul COIICHVII for tlll' we-11-lwillg' and tllv right wmkillg of tln- Assoc-izl1i011 in all of its parts- H1118 may ln- stem-al Tln- aims nf flu- s--If-gow-1'1a1n1vl1I ewgzxnlizzltion. l'wl't,'Sllll12lll. SUIDIIOIIIOIW, -llllli0l'. Sl'llilll', 4-z1vl1 is 4-xpwtq-ml to 4'Ullfl'nHlT1' In-r xllzlrvg tllvlw- is no rigid 1liYi1lill,Q'lilll'lll'TW1'c'll ofiif-1-rs :xml Illl'IllIM'l'S. but ull am- xx'm'ki11Lrtogvtln-1' for zxll :mtl fm' tln- i111-ul nf Wftlllillll-Y sl-H'-vmntrul :xml vmnsimll-rzlrioxn fm' mln-rs. UI-'l li'I-IRS Ii.X'l'!llIYX Xl XIll71I4'K,, ...llmlw l,l'l'Sill1'llf Ilclaxui Pl-I'I'l'Ql!Yl'X.. . . . .S1-vw-In1-lx'-'l'w-zxslln-1' -llcxx Xl1'Ql'II.I.,XN ll XHIIIICT Nlmmlc -It y xx N tx I l,xY1-is I-Iwrl I 151: Wx l'l'l'I The T010 Club 1. And in the beginning, were there several small Snohhish Societies called Sororities.- 2. Now be it understood that we are not knockers. These Societies do be most Useful in many Institutions of venerable size.- 2. But in Ye Rockford College, it was not seemly to have The Family divided among itself into Cliques Ellltl Bunches.- fl. Under the Old Law, were there always those that were Lett Out, and they became Sore.- 5. Pondering all these truths in her heart, Ye Venerable College created a Club, which should Amalgamate all the Animosities in Ye Academy into an Altruistie Association.- 6. This Association called she Tolo Club. 7. Then did Tolo choose from each class in Ye School, two Representatives, whose Duty it should be to Plan out ye various Parties, Sprees, and Bats whereby ye School is kept merry and contented during ye long Period of Study which does so tend to spoil our School Spirit.- S. And when Ye Verdict cometh from Ye Board as to frolic or Wliat-not, each Tolo henchman upholdeth Ye Board and says t'Even so! 'tRight O! 'tAmen!l' or the like.- A1zriph01zaZRe5p01z.ff by Entire T010 Club Into thy hands oh! Tolo, we connnend our pleasures. Ah! do thou protect us from rivalries and unkindnesses and make us always one! Amen.- ISABEL SHUKERT.. . . FRANCIS BoCKIUs.. . TUABEL THIELIIAN.. . IRENE BAILEY ENID LOCKE HELEN RIJBINSQJN BLARGARET SEYMOUR ANNIS BAXTER OFFICERS ......President . . .Vice-President . . . . .Treasurer THE TOLC COUNCIL RTARIAN IIILTS ITARRIET BIOORE ELSIE ZIMMERMAN HELENE VVILLARD K.XTHERINE IYELLING 3 5 THE CUPOLA '-'I ' L.. I... 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PART ONE I GLEE CLUB II SEMI-CHORUS III Miss KIMBALL IV Purple Vxlliitc . . . . . . . .Morning Song The Sweet o' the Year . .Indian Serenade . . . . .Little Pappose . . . .Gavottc . . . .Airietta . . . . .Mojrak Rockford Alina Mater For There is No Place Like Rockford GLEE CLUB PART TWO V ..............-......-.. SOLO PART, Miss KocH GLEE CLUB VI GLEE CLUB VII SEMI-CHORUS VIII ...-....-..-. Miss KIMBISLL IX .... .Ave Maria . . . .The Clock .......The Call . . . . Gipsy Daisies Prelude No. 8 i l .Iltndes Nos. 13-15 . . . . .A Mother Goose Medley GLEE CLUB 37 THE CUPOLA The Taper Siajjf K,xT1 11zYN M,m1wm 'K lfflffffl'-1'1l-f'l1ff f 3I,x1c1uN 1I11 .'1's HVT11 B1'm,1-:sux ,1'fr1'f11'.11 Effifnz' 12llNI.Ill .ws Jlllllllfjl r Rlxmx-3 IvI.RIl'I lmixlql H,xII,m' lf.:-rlrfllfgf lfrlflm' .tllllllllfll lfrliifn' MIIJWRICIH lil-:l.1.Hi1':1: 2 I -1NSl.SfIIllf lpllsllnf xx Jlllllllffl I' Nl,u:fa,xm:'1' Sxmx -I :issue -I 1-ixlclxs lNSIIl'l-llfl -l:'fl1'lrn' . lx.wn'l'rllf Hrliirn' l'I1.lx,xm-:'l'l1 3l,xm:1:!cu1u: ,l.v.mr1'f1lf lfrliinr' EI.lZ,Xlkl-I'l'II Kml:.x1.r, -l.v.wn'1'f1I1 lfflilnz' 38 I ,I THE CUPOLA ' he Q'f', -FF K r : '1.',h', Q' ' I il I , M r w 1 ' I'.X'l'ICX'l' .Xl'VI,i lil! I-'4 VH! 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At Current Events C'luh, along with the click of crochet needles, the bubbling of the perco- lator and the crackling ot' the tire we hear of Roc-kefeller and Mother -lanes' conversations over the Colorado strike, of the triumph of the wet party in our own legislature, of the new jitneys, of Germanys wonderful system of railroad transportation, and even keep up with the latest Mexican president. VVe wax indignant at President VVilson for his short-sighted policy in the Shipping liill and speculate upon its plunging us into war he-fore our next meeting. We follow the moves of the armies on huge variegated maps and advance with the allies through the Dardanelles. Our interest in the unwitting victims of the war, which has declined because of the high cost of the Belgians in the college connnu-nity. revives as we hear fiist-hand accounts of their suffering, until two Freshmen even want to start to Belgium armed with their Home-Nursing notes. Vlie laugh over McCuteheon's cartoon on the neutrality of the United States and agree that he has really done the thing very well. How we long to copy the innovation of the Senators' cots as a relief from the Iilibustering policy in some of our own lecture classes! VVe find out that what really happened was that those awful Germans actually sunk two American merchant vessels. Little do the followers of Treitschke and Bernhardi wreak the condemnation of their militarism. Does our political sense become so acute that we can foretell whether Italy will have declared war before our next meeting, or what our ultimatum to Eng- land will he? No, not at alll But we do aim to understand enough of the significance of the social and political questions of our day to make us useful and intelligent citizens. -L5 THE CUPOLA The Rockford College Orchestra The Rockford College Orchestra. under the direction of Mr. Edward J. Freund. was first organized in September. 1914. The orchestra niade its first appearance at an evening recital on April 13. playing the Blinnet from Haydn 's p Surprise Symphony. and Valse by Volkmann. Its second appearance was at the Mendelssohn Clnli on April 15, when the Russian Fantasia liy Toliaui was played. The orchestra assisted at the recital of Miss Cora Lind on Marcli 30. liy playing' the orchestral parts of the Riinslzy-Korsakow concerto. For the l Slialcespearian l'lay the orchestra played the overture to Mendelssohn 's Mid- summer Nights Dream. 1Yho ls Sylviaf. and an arrangement of Sliakcspcaies poem. Uh llappy l air. hy Shield. The orchestra accompanied the dances 1 for May llay and Vlass llay. Two of the solo dances were Anitra's Dance, l and --inm,i.1.- Valsanteu liy l'oldini. For the I'oinmencement recital the Overture to Scliuln-rt's Rosamunde was given. Un another occasion the Andante move- i lllvllf from the Fifth Symphony liy Tschailiowsky and the Allegretto from i . , , . . y lit-cllIOYel1s heventli Symphony. lioth with organ. were given. The orchestra 1 played at the l onnder's Tea and the Alumni liantpiet. l The orchestra has played and intends to play only the very liest of uiusic. so that through the intluence of this music a thorougrlily musicianly atmosphere i may lie created in the college. 'lille aim ot' the orcliestra is, then, to enlarge its i memliersliip and increase its aliility so that tlirougli its organized eltort a wider 1 and more appreciative knowledge ol' the high.-st type ol' music may come aliont. l i and that it may lieeome a permanent and lieneticial organization of Rockford l l'Ull1'g'1'. 'lille active memlmers are: l fI'sl lvfolfn Nfrnlnf lvl-fllllll Rvrn .XIKIAIX lioizorlly' til-Qi: l,ic1..x A Ymss l'1S'1'lll-ll! lll-Lxsii 1l.u:'rii.x llicicuxx lirsn-3 Noicius -lyxi-1 l.y'Ncn Iii 1'1iHt:iu-:N Mynoiicl-1'i'llioxi-:iz lflrl-gxxoi: Swyxsox Assisted liy Mics. dltlliliix--X'llll2l Mies. liiixyox-'li'ello 1llssllI'Rli-'t'cllo Miz. lflnwyirn -l. Fin':i'xo, t'onductor Bliss I,1'cii,i4: l3oy'1.1-1. Accompanist i l i ilk i l i .4 HESTRA GRC LEGE COL THE CUPOLA The Cupola Siaf Ihmzll-:'1' Mmnn: l','1f1'lr1I'-fn-l '11 ff 'l' Fla'-.N4 lx KXIIIAHN Rl l'lI i1l'lz1.1-sux flzl.w'1ffx.v ,lllllllfff 1' -YIUIISI l '!I!l'lIll .Illlllllf .lncsflll-I1.x141x5 .Xl.u'1b:t'1:l:w .lrf lfffffflf' .lrf lfu7ffni' 131-1.x'1'1:1vll'l'lxx,13Y Mklll-fl, SMLIQH -fwfr' l','fff.'111' -lwfrr lfrlffffl' lll 1i.1ixliw1:1xwx lIl11.1:x ll1PI'1ll.,XS fxluul l:'l.Nl','H ss .illfmlgff r .lxvllxlllllf l',,I!'I.fIll' HI l'llKlN1i Nuff! lfllifrll' 4N 4 f ? 6 Q 5 , .E, W Y, ,,,,, , I 'I f f Z f 5 fly' ml.. ,X ff ,ja .1519 L ,. 3 nfl, 'P XA 'xf!i, XS! . x 1 , T, X W 7 W I 1 1 ,. haf. 2 'F ,I W! Ni Q 4 ,f' 2'X Q 7 'X 1 X iaijii 4 N V rdf-is . I, X - fd XX ll X X N- .Q L -5276 5 : W ,X ik NxE il ' N 5 ' X N' W -- R 'N 2-Q M A 'U j wlpm- ...J ALB 4' f i f i ff J'f'f 'gf5 iff ,ff J ' N ff f 4' I X xl , 11 Q ff W M , ' ' H ! ' x 2, fr , qi ! Y'i X IN xg 5 Y XX xxx Xxx-M: XR v-fx ,Qi f f?f.- X 4 M T' X X. Y- glw, ,, , Q THE CUPOLA The Athletic Association Tliv Athli-tic svzisoii opvmfd this ye-an' with ai baiiig. Thv whoh- Association melt for an athlietic- rally in thv g'j'll1l12lSillll1 at the tirst of the your. Each of thv tlirw ll1'J1'H'l' classvs was 1-1-pn-sviitwl by spvzlkvrs among whom werv Irclic Pctvr- soii, Evzilyii Marstoli. -Tomlin: Ilayt-s. -Ti-ssiv -It-nkius. Elizziln-th 3i2lC'gl't'gIOl'. and llilihw-J Ilvllikm-V. Tlwii' s11c'w1ss in l'0llSiIlgl' tlu- iiitviu-st and viithusizxsni of thv mln' girls was vvislt-lit in tht- draws of l 1-1-slim:-11 who Tlll'Ilt'li out at thc first lluckcy 1-:ill-mlts. NVQ- Imvm- zuleh-il zu 11:-w gzuiu- to mn- uutelom- sports this yt-zu'--qiloits. whivh sw-ms so fur to ln- vi-ry llfllllliill' uitli thust- who vznmot Tilkl' part in tht- mori- stlwirllmis zu-tivitivs. 'l'lIl'I .X'l'III,lC'l'l4' l'UI'Xl'IIi licl-ixlc l'14:'1'l-:nsux .... . . l,l'l'Silil'llt Orxwz Iil'lwlst:'wN. ,. .. .Tl'C2lSlll'lxl' MARIIG Hi.:-:.xM.xx, . . . . .S1'l'l'l'T2l1'3' AIIRLXRI liICXNl'I'l 1' l1I l'H l11sxxi':T'1' ULIYIQ Amms .Xxsll'3M1'1e1c.xY SIIIRLICY Blliylilcs 5 N1 nfr,r FRANCES iiUCKIiL'S. . . AIIRIAM BENNETT. . . IRENE BAILEY. . . IRENE PETERSON., . . GLADYS BALDWIN .... CATHERINE LAN DON EDITH OSBORN .... EVALYN BIARSTON.. . ISABEL SHUKERT.. . . . IQATHRYN AIADDOCK.. GERTRUDE -ICIINSON. . GI,.ADYS BALDWIN-Sf J unior IIARRIET BIOORE.. . . JOANNA HAYES.. . . BEATRICE TINLEY. . . -IESSIE JENKINS ..... J ENNIE BICQUILLAN. RHODA EAHNESTOCK. LOUISE TIPTON ..... . SHIRLEY IXIEYERS. . . ENID LOCKE ....... OLIVE LUDINGTON.. . . INEZ PARKER. ...... . Q. e11iOI' THE CUPOLA Hockey Teams . . ..CeIIte1' Forward.. . . . . ..RiglIt InSide.. . . . . ..RigIIt WiIIg'.. . Left Inside . . .. .Left Wing. . . .'.1.... Snplzomnre . . .IIELEN ROBINSON . . .BIARIE GLE.XSM-AN . . . . . . .SARAH SEARS . .JIILDRED IJELLIKER . . . . . . .OLIVE ADAMS . .... ELIZABETH NIACGREGOR DOROTHY RIETBROCK ...Center HaIf.... Right Half. ... .. ... ..Lef13 Half.. . . Right Full Ba . .. I - ek.. . . .Left Full Back. I I .BERNICE JOHNSON . . . .DORIS BCCKIUS . ..ESTHER NVAITE . . ..ESTHER HENSE . ..HELEN IJOUGLAS . . ..LI.'CY WHITSEL . .......... Goal ................ . Captain HELEN . ..CenteI' Forward.. . . ..Rig'ht Inside.. . . . ..Rig'ht WiIIg'.. . . . .Left Inside. . . DOUGLAS -Sophoniore Captain Fresh mu IL .VI1iGINI.A RUSSELL . . . . . .IVIARY SIECK . . .RUTH BENNETT . ..ALIvIA RORINSON . . .ANNIE IAIURRAY Left Wing .... .... i Ifcemer Half.. . .IIEIIEN IXICCAUSLAND .HENRIETT,A VVURTS Rig-ht Half .... .. .. ...Left Ha1f..... . . ..Right Full Baek.. . . . . .Left EIII1 Back. . . . . .VVANDA BYRAM . . . . ..ESTLE RUSSELL ......Bi.ARI.AN LANE . .......... Goal ......... . ..... .ELIZABETH IXIVORRISON JOANNA H.AYES-JIIIIIOI' Captain ALIVI-A IROBINSON-FPQSIIIIIHII Captain PRELIMINARIES Novwnzbcfr 6, 1911 Novcflzllw' 18. 191i Seniors-0, Sophomores-3 -I uniors-7, B11't?Si1I116I1-1 FIELD DAY iY0l'C'IIlIWl' 21, 1914 MATCH GAME CCNSCLATICN GAME Juniors-3, SOPIIOIIIOYCS-2 Seniors-S, F1'QSi1l11U11-I 513 I 1 1915 B4 wlclrs SHI '1qmc'1' Lxxm wx I'm1cN B1-:xx I-1T'r PETERSON Mmm :CK Osm mx 1-3 li.x1r.m' B.x1.mv1N M.xRS'roN 1917 Bm-Kits 3l.xc'4:1:1-:came -lurlxsux Slams IJE1,1.1K1-:R XVHITSELL XY.Xl'l'Ii ADAMS lJm'u1.1xs G1,u.xsM.xN Illcxsli Romxsux 54 1916 X T 'E R' 5 A5 - A 'J . ' zz .V ' f ' 1 f ' . 4 ' , ' ' 5 4- ,ji 'A ', W A -5.- ..v ' V N -. Sq J-gi R QQ' Sf I Q.: V L' 1 4 E? l MOORE A TINLEY LOCKE HAYES JENKINS BICQUILLAN LUDINGTON IQARLSON TIPTON MCKOON XNILLIAMS KING BIEYERS FAHNESTOCK PARKER :,,,,' U W Vu A .W ....2L,. 1 BENNETT LANE E. RUSSELL WLYRTS RIORRISUN V. RUSSELL SIECK ROBINSON MLTRRYXY BYRA M BERRY 'I-J 'SHI CUPCLA -1 EW Hockey Rules l VIQNTLR F1:1:w.111i : Always c211ry flu- ball sfraiglif down l. flu- 131-11f1-1' of flu- field. This glues flu- fifllliac-ks Plt'll'Q' of l l 111 1 lllllg' 'fililf yo11 2111- 011 your way 21111l 2lSSlll't'S yo11 of 21 good H'-'l1f lYl'1t'll you l21111l 011 flu- f11'1-11fy-fin--y211'12l li111-. lf1f1111iS: X1-V1-r pass fo fl11- XYlllg-XYllHliS flu- us.-? Slu- V 151-is 11l- ufy of1-x1-1'1fis.- Tl'j'i1lS,1'lC lilllfll up wlfli you lllltl. lu-siflos, 1 - lg'yOll. Wlxouz X1-X'1'l' lcl'l'll 111 jflll' 21ll1-y Elllll ly 1111 lllf'illlS uso fl11 1l1'1l1l1l1. 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THE CUPOLA Baslfeiball Teams . . .Right Forward. . . . . .Left Forward.. . . .......Center...... . ...Right Guard... .. Sophomore . . .CLIVE ADAMS . . . . ..LUCY VVHITSEI. . . HIIELEN ROBINSON . . .JIARIE GLEASMAN .Left Guard .............. .ESTHER ANDERSON FRANCES BCCKIUS,-S611iO1' Captain OLIVE ADAMS Sophomore Captain Ju n 501' F7'IJ.Sll,I'ILG1li BIARGARET SABIN .... . , FRANCES KARLSONH I l . . .Right FOI Wai d. . . ...... CONSLELO IIANNA CRISTEL RUNNER. . . . .Left Forward.. . . . UCATHERINE DORRANOE SHIRLEY BIEYERS. . . ...... Center. ..... .... V IRGINIA RUSSELL BEATRICE TINLEY. . . . . .Right Guard. . . . . ..HELEN STRATTON OLIVE LUDINGTON. ........ ....... L eft Guard ................. IRENE DUNHAI1 SHIRLEY NIEYERS-J1l11iO11 Captain CATHERINE IUORRANCE-FPQSIIIHELH Captain PRELIMINARIES SENIORS 60 SOPHOMORES 17 ' -TUNIORS 11, FRESHMEN 67 7 MATCH GAME SENIORS 60, FRESHMEN 15 THE VVINNERS OF THE BASKET BALL CUP 57 E P w 1 I I 1 I i V x ' SQCQCKW ' N w, WE T' - f QLA .QLZWT Hx wfmw , 7? 1 .V gill, X ,YZMFA f .lfilq ' Pl, . N f A W Q ' f 1 ,+.-I , -'f X l g? U A N-I-7 ,Fu f2S,.f KW? j- f - X oy, fffff, 1 u lib f X 7' W ' ' ffm 'M L - 77 53' M f 1 RN - f 'fMwwWWms X 7 41 0 331' W' J ' 'ff ':v If 'fi I V ,',! ,Cf V! Z ' ,f ff f' A W, f'! x J' li ' ZW X ' W f 4,17 4 Qyf 1112 fi f f if X ff ! ff ' 'f , Vw' '3 xx ,f ,fy xl! L W!!! X, ,f f l 07 4 N X ! A, fwWMww7fJMwd7 f ff f T: , CW! f ' f J We A f V W ! j f 35! 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But 11s tlu-y 1-1111u- into flu- Q'l'1'2ll plzu-o 1ra1ll1-1l lJi11i11g' Room flu-5' l'0lllltl tlu- 1-l1il1l1'1-11 f1-1l illlll 1-o111fo1't1-1l l for it u'z1sz1 plzu-v flox1'i11g with milk illltl 1'l'ill'li1'l'Silll1l tlu-5' purtook llll'l'l'0f f1'1-1-ly Xml if ll2lIllN'll1'll lllill ill-TPI' ilu- 1'l1il1I1'1-11 w1-1'1- f1-1l. tlu-X' l'0Sl' up. g!i1'1l tlu-111s1-lv1-s 1ml XX'l'Ill l'o1'tl1 llll flu-ir lu-st 11ig'l1ti1-sv to :1 plau-v XX'llll'll is 1-z1ll1-1l gylll. 1ll'l'l Tlu--1' XX'l'l'n' sow- a1l'1'z1i1l illlll tlu-11' XX'l'2lli N0lllS XX'l'l'l' :1llli1-11-1l. for 1'ouml 2llD0llT stoocl .1 lllll,ll'Nlll' 1-oum-il illlll lil't1-1l up upon tlu- llll'Hll4' x1'1-1'1- S1-11io1's zuul tlu- :1l111igl1ty - . . . . - - lx. Axlltl 111 lu-r I1-lt llillltl was il stall Zllltl lll lu-1' 1'1gl1t il hook from XX'llll'll slu -:ul XX'0l'llS u'l1i1-I1 XX'l'l'l' to llllillll :zll l 1'1-sl111u-11. 'l'Iu-5' XX'1'l'1' lllillll' to stzuul fo1'tl1 111-low ilu- 11111l11t1ul1- illltl 1-1-1-1-nw .11ulg11u-111. ,Xml lo. XX'lll'll any XX'Q'l'l' lull ot 10.X'2lllll llliltlt' 1111-11111 llllgflllj' 1'o:11' tl111ml1-1'1-1l out l.l'Ulll 1lu-sTz1tl'sol'tlu- i111111o1'1z1ls lll l'ill'l. if was il t1-1'1'il1l1- 1-X111-1'i1-111-v for 1-l1il1l1'1-11 so young' lrut any om- of Tlll'll1 l1lllll1'N1'1'll To1l11s1lz1x' 11111-l1z1111f1-1l 111 tlu- l1'1lls ol tl11-1-oll1-ov ,. 1 I F, 1 .. P, THE CUPOLA. How We Entertain Our Sister Classes THE SLEIGHRIDE On January ninth, with a great jingling of bells and chatter of voices, some long packed-tight bobs pulled out of the court and went gliding out into the winter night. For about an hour Zllltl a half the college quiet was broken only by an occasional voice or footfall. Then nearer and nearer came singing and sleigh bells until the court was filled with the merry sound which told the left- behinds that the Senior hostesses and their Sophomore guests had returned to their hot spread on the porch. THE VABARET The Freshmen responded beautifully to the Juniors' rather trying invitation. Come and wear a fancy costume. 1 The scene on the evening of October ninth was a very cosmopolitan one. Guests from every land came to the eabarete-in spite of the war. The chief attraction of the evening was Miss M. Florence Lawson, the beautiful Indian maid, who, seated in front of her tepee, sang ln the Land of the Sky Blue VVater. JERRY The Sophomores, early in the fall, wishing, perhaps, to celebrate the new seniorhood of their sister class, invited the Seniors to a theater party at the Grand, November twelfth. HThe piquant and charming Billie Burke ' ' in 'tJerry H was the entertainment the wise Sophomores chose. THE GIRL AND THE GOVERNOR The play chosen by the Freshmen, at which to entertain the Juniors, was a comic opera given for the benefit of the Belgians by the musically interested in the city of Rockford. So on the evening of January twenty-seventh, the two classes went off in fine style in a chartered car to t'The Girl and the Governor. For several days after, many a Junior could have been heard humming t'For l'm Don Pasqual de Mosquito. 61 THE CUPOLA Cupid at Cross Purposes A niusiffal coinetly for Tolo initiation . '-' ' linpossihleiu But the new girls not-oiiiplislietl th-+ impossible with chorust-s to spare and vaudeville between acts. Bvsitlvs the thrilling tale of truv low inteiiuptecl by cruel parents. the girls pfftrilimetl their audience with woinlvrful tlzniciiig hy thv only original Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle and fllllv. Bt-atrix Wziriieiw-. IJR,-UI.-X'l'lS PEHSOXAE Phil Glefiivilhe. ..... . . . Mihlrt-fl Mori-isoii. . . -lzui-k Thorton.. . . . 'l'ln -reszn Kiple. . . lfioh lfoiim-x' ..... Ah-tlm l'l11-nions. .. Dirk K1-inlrivlc .... li2lilllll'llll' lYelty. . . Stuart 3l2llSllilll... H1-iw limwlml ..... lion Sullivan: ....... . , ..................... .... K liNX1i'1'I'I.X BERRY lllllhlll-Y llnllsfit-lil. ........... . All'.2lll1l 1Irs.Hoht. ll. Nlurris Sminlx' hl0l'l'lHUll... Trmlit- XIm'rim11 .... . , Y . All-zniitllli-s.t..X.lx1pl--. llvtty Kiph-.. . fill: mul Mrs. -luhn ll. Hmwlmi NIV. llliigumitzt-1'.. Miss lit-tlnizin., llutlvr ...... . VOUII Nlzlisl. .. Meinl ...... llzml. .. l'I1z1ii'mz1n. ..... . X lt'1'l lmirmzm. .. l'lz1y t'o111n1ittQ-if. . Music Uoliiliiittw. . . lV'll0l'llS lh-iller.. Stage Bl2lI12lg'Gl'. . . l'fUlKll'l l'l-Ili l l . . .lliiuix hYHl'1 l'liMORE . . . .RVTH IIURRISON . . .HELEN S'1'RiXT'1'UX . . . . .G,x11, IIAVGEN . . . .Rm r11 Sl'NDliI.L . . , .li.XTlllfRlNlf S1,.xm-L . .llllilllililb l'i:'1'1-ilcsux . . . .-Il'1.1,x lll'X'l'liR . . . .111-31,1-ix Snxw Ili-:max RHIEIXSUN . . lIli1,1ix W1cu:I I'1' li.X'I'IIl'IRlXI-I Bunn I,r'c'1.x -Imnux . .H1 1'u lil-INNli'l 1' ......Rl xmrxx lrxxl-1 lhllilll, XYlI.I UliIT llrixlul-:'1 l',x W1'1z'1'z . . .l'.x1wI.1N1-1 NHl!'l'HN ,XXNII-1 BlI'lil-KAY ' Luis 'l'I'lCXI2l'l,l, .. ..lN,x Nu'11m.s ........,.SI'S.XN l'I..xN'l' . . .El.1z,xisl':'1'I1 Kltmlusux ....Yl1:c:lNl.x liI'ssicr.1, ........lfI.I.x flsnnulm . . .M.xn.mizli-: Hull-zssicle . . .BIAY l,.X'l l'l-IRSUN .. ....... l'I1.s,x -l.xx1-1 llims llIfII.liN Wll.1,,x1:1s. i'll2lll'lIl2lll RVTH KING II.xzi-il, Suns' -lHSI5l'I'IlNE XYR1u1 1'r EI.E.xNoR Tnwxsrzxn ALMA Rumxsux .. . . . . .M.xRG.xRE'1' Si-ivxmtlc . .GERTRVDE SHEERI-IR THE CUPOLA Halloween The night was growing dailcer, And the dinner hell had rung, llut through the silent dining-rooni The Blessing was not sung. lVhere are the laughing Sophoinores? The -luniors, where are they? The wondering lilreshinen asked themselves On that saine fearsome day. The Seniors, they conie staidly And to their table went, And though soinewhat astonished, To their wonder gave 11ot vent. Then suddenly a grewsoine sound Did from above descend, And as it nearer, nearer eanie, All hair did stand on end. For stalking in the dining-rooin There Caine a ghostly band, All clothed in white was every wight, Both head and foot and hand. G1 Hl11P1'lfj'l 'tis our Sophomores, The fearsoine Freshmen Cried, And surely though they ghostly seem, They cannot all have died. But still some tables empty stood, And all the college knew That somewhere in the lonesoine night VVere still the Juniors few. Oh! what is this, what glad refrain Upon our ears did burst ? lVhat sprites are these so merry and hright, That singing with such gay delight, Caine through the window first. ' It is the merry Juniors, All dressed in gay attire, Then all did eat and sing and dance, VVith joy and zeal and fire. 63 QII4 King' i,2Il'Zllllt'l'illlll-1if tln- Royal Ilmm- of llzllogx-11. Swim' Ki L'm'm:ll111--,X 511111121-1' lxlllght IX. li. Ill- is flu- II:-rn v .. ... LllllliIl'i4'llSLTilt' lilliglutk 'i'1'11sT.x' l ullmu-1'.. . I:l'X'Ilf1lll',Xll Ilunpurtml 5i2lY1',. .... Y . lytfrsls-.X l':1gw-. ........ . . V1-inln':lTul11v-'l'ln-Xillnm,xw-r'.vml!-sin-11111-,. THE CUPOLA Formaldehyde and Formalzn AN ANTISHIWIC' TRAGEDY 1 1+1 : THE BENIAIFIT HF THE 'Wuvxniin .in fiflinfjlilllll l'1'mlm'f1'fm by flu l'Ifr.w,x of 1111.3 Hwf'lfj'u1'fI VUII1 gf IJRAMATIS PERM INA E ng' ......... .. Klimni I-li-:xxx-:TT Ii,x'1'I1m'x M.xmmf'K ' . . . Im-:xi-1 l'1-:'1'r:usux . .ll1..xm's li,xl.mx'ix ' Gr:R'r1c1'lr1-: -luilxsux .....Kl.xm,xx Iluxrs flu- liilluis .Xl'lll-Y-- VU!lIl2lI1l1'IIY1ll'-III1' ixmgw NM11-11.11 lvmll-V mzml .... .... Xllllvllil--.XII Itznlmn 1-lvl.11-inIn-rznmi-r11:1I ........ . Xl.-lltlmlutllnl .. fzllnlpllmlm- -1-11 1'l1lm'im-+'I'l1.- Yillzxiln-ss, :1w1'ull.x' xvivli--ml. .. .. . . . ICm'ru Hsmmxi-: ' ' ..... U1.lx'1-: l'm1-ix .....lm-:xii l'3AIl.I-IY . H H ' ' ' l',v1'm:1:lxl4:lixxlmx . .lux ixm A M.XRh'l'HX Ii.-ll:wl1,l111'f 'l'lif1 42-vpsy ling. p.-n't'wtl.x' lmti-ful. .. ..IS.XIiICI. SiiI'1q1':1e'1' iIl1liSlil'llN2liiil' Tu flu- fJll1'l'Il- i,t'l'llll2l ............. ......... 3 lixlcll-1l'l.l:1c'i IH-mxiili-.. .. l'Ii,lz,xmc'1'1I l3l'l:l.1-:sux 'l'lx1I4:-liv M051-11 .Xgw-. I'l..x4'l-1-U11 Tlw .Xtumiv 'l'z1Iu-luml, south of thi- l'1'npl1ylzu-Tiv Moulntzlins. 1'0STlllllillg,l'ib-X' Bliss XYHUJ. Uvvznsimlzll musiv Ivy Thx- lh-rpif-iilvH1-1-In--st:-an ITil'4-1-tm'-l 1'nnm-s Hum-kills Nl THE CUPOLA , st' . as ga sax . , W if Y 1 MQ if pgvfi Junior Ivy Day Having heard from some authentic source that ivy grows better if planted in the Fall, and knowing that Seniors and Sophomores sleep much better in the Fall, the Juniors decided to have their Ivy Day in October this year. The little vine was planted by Still Hall and encouraged to grow by an address by Ruth Burleson and an original poem by Margaret Sabin. The Juniors were given a part in the chapel service. Witli ivy-wreathed heads they marched up the aisle led by their president, who bore a salvar of autumn fruits. This she presented to the Sophomores through their president, Jane Abbott. The salvar was placed on an ivy-grown pedestal While President Gulliver gave an address on the meaning of Ivy Day. T I 65 THE CUPOLA The Fall Informal A P4xNTm1IA112 l PHRSONAIC DRAKIATIS a Cliaperous ........ . . . . . . . .Miss STEWART. MISS CHASE lil1?t11'l1l?l11 of All ...,....... .... . . ......... ICUINN BIARSTON 1 Vliairman of Ilw-oi-atifiii Comiiiittvv ........ . .......... EI.IzixmzTH liL'RI,EsoN l'1-mn. Ms'-11. l'rmn. Lmlivs. llniils. llliivv Girls :mil Vollvge Sfllll9IltS Tlmf:-Nm'en1lw1- T. lfll-L l'l.rxc'I4:-Rm-kfonl Follcge. AVI' l Swim-3 l Mnhlla- llzill. l'rfm1. lll1'll pnrmlv lmlu-tllzilly pmt Thv piwmtvvtilig' portals of this pw-1-iuins pnlzm-, lll'tl1'4'l'1llll2' pn-1-ipitulisly 'mw:11'ml tha-ir proper plan-e. liV'lll'Tilllll Sm-1-:xii 2 S2llll4'Sl'l'llIlL1'. limunlwli- lzulii-5 lzu1g'lii11g'ly lf-nw thvir l.zlhlz1m-ln- tu g1':u'vl'i1lly gliilc To f.l'l'l'Pf Thi-ir !It'llflQ'lll1'll 2'll4'NlN. .Xll ill-liuliim-illy mlvsi-1-ml 1l0WllW2ll'll fH1l1'YHlll' tln- 1le-liviwllx ll1'lll'2lK'lL'5. Cli'11rtziinl .Xt I' ll Sriaxiz l llininu' llfwm. 1'1lY1'Hll ul-iswn1i1':xg-1-hunxlx' l'l1llllll1'l'llllHllll'1'1ll'l'. Xml-wz1l'ti1-i mms f . ' . . . . I IP2llllNl2llilll!l.X' point H111 In-1-11l1:1l'1tn-slli lHlNS1'l'Nlbj'. lillll'l2llll I':nlls :ls mlilivrs fliliuw-ntl-x' ilmrn elzlintil-s.l .Xt l' I l I SVICXIC l ii.Ylllll2lNllllIl g'u1'gw-uinxly 2'2ll'lllNll1'tl with gr.-:ut grmnps nl' uwmli-11 Ll'l'llXYfll. Nlzmlw :mil lll1'l1 mi-rrily minuli- 'xumlxgst thi- lIllll'llllll'lll!' mlm.-. l'rvTTy lll'UQ'l'2llllllIt'S play thi-ir lmrl in thi- l11ll'llll'l'N. Illl'ElNlll'l'. ll'lll'i2lllll S1-lixrz 2 Sillllt' S1'TflllQ'1lS .VT l. K Sh-vli sirs Ntnrt smw-mvllilly -'vi-liiiig thi- str-4-vt. livlvlmt. n i'lll'l2llll' l llll THE CUPOLA The County Fair tAs seen by Farmer Meadowtieldj 'Spite o' its bein' winter an' perty cold. folks frum all 'round came t' our cou11ty fair, held on the twelfth o' December, here in Gyin-Center. The best fam'lies, includin' the Gullivers and Faculties, was down from Middletown, west 0' here, an' most all the representative persons fr'm Barnville and Chapelane an' even Lindenburg, turned out 's well 's ever I seen. Such a fair as 'twas, too! Most too eold ter a show o' vegetables an' such, but we had all th' other attrac- tions you 'd wanta see. Pa Johnson was down fer the occasion With the hul fam'ly an' I was tol'r'ble proud to introduce 'em to the' marvels in our side shows. Con Sweller brung a. wild woman back with him from South Amerieag an' we had a fat woman frum a big circus in the next town, along with her sister, a powerful strong female. The young uns was so fascinated they 'd a. ben there yet, I reckon, ef I hadn 't a hauled 'em along. Took 'em ter see the minstrel show t' keep 'em quiet. What with the fine danein' an' them clever tricks we seen in there, I was Clean mystified myself. IVe run the fair fer charity, 13' help them poor, sufferin' Belgums, but there Wasn't no charity in it fer the guide's pa- tience, what they kids eouldn't think o' doin' to worry me is more 'n I kin say. NVhat was Clean exeitin' was the races. They was more thrillin' than six o' our town fires ever was. I held my breath tight till I hear them snortin' mares peltin' fer the finish, where ol' man Seymour tolled the bell an' kep' things mov- ing generally. The last I knowed the erowd was danein' like mad some o' those new walkin' things, then I must a dosed off, fer 's I kin remember. 67 THE CUPOLA Sll'illlL1'1' :ls it muy sl-1-lu. ilu- llvlgizms. wllill- villlxlllf us sn lllllt'll XY1ll'I'j' :mml slwrmv uwr ilu-ir sml plight. xwm- nlsu ilu- main 4-uusv ul' muvlu lll1'l'l'llllt'llT. lt , . . was in ilu-ir mum' lllznl Iln- .Xlllisvptiv 'l'l':lu'4-nly :mul tln 1 nlllltv l lll'XY1'l'1' 'lYl'll ...x . 1 , . Ulm- ugznin, Ull ll' lm-mlwr slxtuntln xxx- l-nu-flu-ll -:ml 4-lulmw-ll Ulll'5Q'lvl'5 lm' tlu-lr S2llfl'. lm' ilu' I1-xx-1' llml sim-:ul 1'YI'll In ilu- l.2l1'lIllj'. wlm 1'llllS1'lltl'1l to grin- Tllvil' '- rw r. llttlm-pl-lvl'-1 ln-lowilu-slmll-nts111mwlx-l'1u mzuln- lllllllll lm tllv lil-lgfizm luml. llu- INll'1'll w-as mll-4-m':m-cl lm' tln- uw-zusiml with puinsvttins :xml i'ln'istnms 'l'4't'llS. Wllllt' um- 1'Ul'll1'I' l'1'llI't'N1'lll1'1l :ln lunullslu Q'ill'4lL'll. lxm svvnvs lrmn lllivlu-11s. tln- lirst l'rum Hur Klutnml l r'i1-ml. tln- sw-ullll l'l'lllll Xll'll1ll2lN Nil-lmlllyf' svf tlw znulimm- ru:u'il1u' with lzmulntl-V. 'l'l1vy plum-ml su pupulsu' tlmttlwIn-1-Imnuxln-vwas g'lYl'!l tlm-1-tilm's. Mr. XYill'vr.. Mrs. Willk-r. . licllzl ...... Lzlviuizn. . . A Ga-lltlvnmll Kvelwl' ...... Mrs. Nim-llollnlx' Kilim? Nivllullmy mll1'lu .' l'nllmx's: ill R Kll l'l'.Xl. l Rll-'Yll 'l'lw vast mls .ls 'IIOLAS Nlll'llOl.l3X HN . ..3llss Nl-:'l'I11':m'I r . . .Bliss l'l':'1'l-:nsoN .llrss tnxM.1,l,x . .Miss lVllilCG4'DRY .....1llss Hnmuxs .,....Rllss llxwsmc . .Bliss lime-1cmx'1zr:R .......Kllss XY4 mn THE CUPOLA Mock Prom Hx lllll 4 mm L11 U thus o llflllll the 10Xd1 fest that vas 111 Jd1ll1fl1X ld xx11s111tl11s Nuv X eal that was lu hl 111 cl llclldkk my gn s Jlult A Ja 1 that INUK111 xxltl 1 mu lllltt that C011f1l1llLd xxlth tlcll1L111g' that iol Ioxud xuth teastulv that nudul 111 pm zuiul ship Fllwe 10Vd1 halls uma 11LXll Llflllu md ultll A 111911181 COIHPCIIIV 'I lu gflllfult gcutle llltll 111 CO11V611t1011?l1 black gllstululg xuth xxlutn bledstplates, Studded xx 1th lueuous gems, Stllltftxd the many C0l11d01S at 1d11d01l1 xuth 1t'SOu11d111g Head, 1n1pat1u1'r1y fXX111111g' chcushed 1l1l1StdCht'S O1 flllllbllllg 1 golden JEIIIIQDILCC' wlule dXXd1f111U thx IHSTIB oi thm 11 gowns has HLVP1 been seem duuug tlu ltlgll of the IJIGQGDJE SOVGIGIQH Ere long the cl1a11u111g ladu s and gflllants 1oVf11 xuuded then WAV 10 tht b11111a11t ball 100111 xxhele then feet bPC,dll1t' Splllttd 111 'flu dance Into the 'Sllldll 1101115 C011tll1llLd thus the galetv, NVIHI IIIGPISHILLI pdusgs f01 ufwsh 1110 duulw O1 qulet Lhats 111 COIV COIHEIS, 11111211 .a 11g'11f61 feast new paltakul 01 111 the glass 100111 Tluu thug neu pd1t111gS and cl qu1etuvQs Qnttled ovex the gxeat house N115 Pd111xhl11St ard hel Lhdlllllllg Vouug daughtel SVIVIH glacvd the I1 111 IGIJIQSQIIUIIQ thy QOUIY of England It IS WINS Panlxhulst S E1 St season of Qoult hfe and she 1S known fav and mde as one 01 thls V931 s 1a1eQt buds In than pzutv xx as the H011 Chzuhe H01 ce, Wh Footmg and C1631 old Aunty lxhllfdllslll .L .. x 4 4 ' , x Lv 'H v . ,-' . , , Q , D Mm fl I 1 . 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S11S2111l211111I'Y 1111s g11111-1111111-11111'1.1' 111111 1111-1-11111111-11 lll N2l1'1iN 111111 1111 ,N1111 1111-1 1'1-1111111-1-11 11111111111 11111111s1111-1'1 1'111-1-11, .Xs11'11111111111-1-11111'1-111111111. ,ll THE CUPOLA Washington Party February 20th The dining rooin, warin in the subdued light of its inany red candles is hushed with expectant silenees. Something nionientous is inipendingg in a nioinent the veil of the past will be dropped. The bell rings and into the dining rooin under the fiags eonies not a troop of niodern college girls, but a sedate company, breath- ing the epheiiieral spirit of yester year. Dainty, white-haired inatrons who doubt- less spent inany an afternoon with Martha Wasliiiigtoii over teaeups, dressed in l1oops and Dresden gowns of long ago and stately gentlemen with old-time cour- tesy seein to have stepped out of their century. It seenis as though a breath might dispell the vision. The guests are seated priinly at festive tables and delieately taste the food set before theni. Suddenly the illusion is snapped. The orchestra is playing and the friends of Martha and George Wasliiiigtoii are singing Tip- perary ! After dinner everyone adjourns to the flag covered gyinnasiuni and trans- forni it as if by niagio into an old-fashioned ballrooni. Soft strains of inusie are heard which draw forth the dainty eoquettes and handsome beaux into the nieas- ured steps of the Minuet. THE DANCERS OF THE MINUET: JUL1.i ITUNTER RUTH Wncoer BEATRICE WARNER lllILDRED DELI.IKER CATHERINE lIoRR.xNCE IRENE DUNHAM LUCY WH1TsEL Is.xBEL SHUKERT KENNETIITX BERRY First J ANE H.XRRIS TWIRIAM BENNETT OLIVE ADABIS ESTHER W.x1TE BIARIE GLE.isM.xN BIARGARET SEYMORE ITELEN STR,iTToN 4 ie 35 If A 71 llil sf The Spring Formal Glm'ious. llllll'!lllll'Q'1l 2ll70ll'f forty girls. Iwl't'llvll upon ln-mls in various rooms. flu-i1-slippl-1-s llisvzmlwl lay 4'0llllll0ll implllsv. lt was almost Sumlay morn- ing. Tln- Spring IIlf0l'lll2ll of BI2ll'l'll li was on-V. Tln- gj'lllllilSl1llll was likv Sllllllllvl' with tln- llilllgflllgl' lilm-s mul flu- gn-1-11 almw. Tho :mm-x was all cozy with rugs. 4-asy vlmirs. 211111 flropligllts. 'llln-rv was za glow of soft l2lV0llKlill' Cam- llles on tln- pon-ll. mul Slll'll galil-ty. Wl1y. Tlu- llll'11 mlimln'T miml tlw Iil'Cl'l5fl0ll 11- at ull. It was hm-, you lmnw, lllss flllll1VvI', Mrs. Short, Hrs. I'l0l'bt'S, lszl- lvcl Slllllu-1'T. Mr. Forlws. zlml NIV. lhmllwin. lt was all sn lN'l'l,l'l'f-llllt tlwrv guvs 'l'a1rml.x' l - Q I 1 THE CUPOLA The Freshman Promenade Even nature was kind that thirteenth day of March, on that o11e day in a Freshman's history. the day of their one dance of the year. The sun just smiled down a11d the most dubious bird was forced to admit that spring had come. But spring was not only out of doors, but in a certain spot within our very College. The spot, the gym and Annex. Overhead a blue sky peeping through a latticed ceiling massed with vines and dotted by soft clusters of daffodils, which charm- ingly hid electric lights. Every stationary bit of apparatus masqueraded as a trellis for vines and flowers and each window held boxes overflowing with jon- quils a11d ferns. The stage for those who might be tired was delightful, wicker chairs with gay cushions, palms, softly shaded lamps and jonquils everywhere. The formerly useless vestibule into uS ill Hall was converted into a. charming nook, sparkling with punch and a-tinkle with merry windbells that were stirred by every breeze. lVicker chairs and window boxes of flowers completed the scene. The entire effect was truly one of a spring garden. One expected every 'minute that a gay robin would flutter from the vines overhead. But the dining room. This was no less alluring aglow with its soft, yellow candle light and a-sparkle with its crystal, tulle-tied baskets of bright jonquils. This, with the crooning music of the string orchestra made a scene that will never fade from our memories. As to the dance-the happy faces of the Freshman class settled this ques- tion forever. Gay little maids they were with their rustling taffetas and flying feet. Truly a dance in a garden and one we are happy to think on as our first Promenade. 73 THE CUPOLA The Peerless Peer A HOME-MADE PLAY XYITII l'iURRHXY1ZD TVN1-:S Set l'o1'tl1 lay the D1'nn1ati4- Flulm l'l:iyc1's of lhrm-kfoiwl FlTllt'Q'k'. :it the Little Sill '1'l1vatm'. Autlim-sliip of Misses llvtvrsoli, Ililts mul lim-11111-tt. PERSONS Ol THE l'I XY Lmwl .Mlolpllus gxll0llll'2llll l'1'att-'l'ln- I'i-1-rli-ssU11l-... . . .RVT11 Rlmclcwwx l 1-lix 'l'Iun-m--'l'lw Ywsutili- Vuli-T.. ..... ........... Q ll-:1eTle1'1w1-3 SYKlis 1 l , 1 I , 'llw llmmrznlnlv illillllll' Slllwli-1'-'l'lw l'rmmm-nt hmvi-1' nt Olmxl1a1wvg'o, also Iflossn- s Iluslmnil ............................ Rlll.llRl'.D lll4.I,l'.li'lxl'.li i Tim Blame:-1-zulyet'lznmll-3 l'li-1-li ........... . l lax -l.xNI-2 IlAlilll5 ilflmsii- Sznuwli-1--lil-anling' l.:nl.v nf Hlmslmm-go. .. ...lS1'1.x'1'1m'l': 'l'1x1.l-ix' l Viviun Snyilq-1'-lli-1' llutiful liullglitw-1' ..... . ........ lil l'II Sl'Nm-31.1. 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' THE CUPOLA The illay Party liru-h In-ni' with tlu-nw'zlli-ningol'tlu-sln'iiig1'4-oiiu-stlu- iw-vivzil of tlu- llllillllf, oltl l'Ing'lish 1-nstoin ot' tlu- l-'t-xtivnl ot' tlu- Al2l-Y. lt waits upon tlu- first violt-t, znul lu-tolcn-ns tlu- -Y1'2ll'l'X' pl:-tlgv lu-tw'-1-n ll2lllll'l' znul nu'n. 'l'lu- olu-ning' of tlu' low-tty l'vxtix'zil lent Nlbl'lllQ'. on tlu- llith of Nlny, wnx l'l'illlQlll with 1-xv:-ssivv iiltt-rust, for it l'1'X'1'2ll4'1l nftt-1' lllilllj' ilu-vs ot' lntilt- Q'll1'SSlllLf. who lnul lun-n 1-host-n to ww-ni' tlu- honort-tl vrown ol' tlu- lellvvll ot' tlu- llny. 'l'lu- hnslu-nl w'z1iti11grzit't1-1' tluf first lnwu-t-ssion 1-lnnlgrt-tl into tlu- 1-xnltnnt hnil ot' tlu- lu-w sovm-rn-igli, ns l'll'2llll't'S Klzulison t'2lllll' slowly into vu-w ov:-1' tlu' vw-st ol' tlu- lnwn. Att:-lult-tl hy lu-1' lu-rziltl, lrvlu- llnrtlt-tt, :nul lu-V toni' lzulu-s-in-waiting, xlu- took lufi' sn-at upon ilu' lilzu- tliroiul. illltl wus vrowiu-tl l.Jlll'l'll ot' tlu' llnux' lay tlu- Ulml lQlll'l'll, Nlsnul l':ix'zil1z111g'll, wlunn slu- in tnrn iw-lit-wil ot' tlu- Sll4ll'T-llX'1'll violt-ts. znul l1onm't-cl with tlu' 4-wi--liviiig' t'oi'gw-t-nu--nots. llitt-1-pwtiilg' tlu- iw-lu-wwl plt-tlgu of spring. il plnyltft. 'l'lu- Triinnph ot' tlu- Klziyf' was tlu-n griwn in tlznuw- znul nnisiv. l :n' ott' atop tlu' higlu-st risv zip- lu-zilx-tl littlv lCx'vi'.x'1iizii4l, lim-tl forth hy tlu- sw:-1-t voiw- of nsitnrt-. For ai whole- yvzn' slut plziywl with tlu- M'2lSHIlS. lint tlu-lv all Iwow-el nntrnv to lu-r. until tluf May l'll0XYl'l'N 4-znnuf. tlu- iw-all uniluulinu-nt of ull nzitniw-'s fail' prolnisv to Ewry- nnzul. Attvl' tlu- Mziypolt- tlanu-11 vnnu- siiplu-r on tlul lawn 0V1'l'l00lilllQ1 tlu' I'lVI'l'. znul tlu- Ft stivzil vlosml with tlul tiniv-honoiw-tl lionmgt- to tlul Qlu-un znul tlznu-ing in tlul Q'j'lllllHSlllIll. Tli THE CUPOLA The Triumph ofthe May tVVritten and arranged by Elizabeth Kingj fa -1.5 ' l 'v, MV? 4 J A ' 1 ,- 'z E, 4 fel it e ff ' V' rf U . - jig1?'5... jf3M 4 -. f -its W. ,.- .x et- .' ,, , g ..- ' ' , .1 'F d' . p, if lilly h V, Q .H 'R ' Y x ,alngili . ' ti., - iiwi ' x .1 gene-H --ffl ' ' ., H . , -,yi Q 9341 1 it Vg 4' ,igigkfln A '--- .M g, ,fer ig ffl! -faggiv 5 ,136 - -N , ,, msg, f-Qpfi. if my 5 ' , ' pretty, but elusive, ,,fg31 ,, ,,i , i',gg,fK1 V Rainbow 1 n a n d Little Everymaid, wearied of her life in the great castle up on the mountains, hears the call of nature, and runs away into the valley below to play with her. Nature has agreed to let Every- maid choose her own playmates from the four seasons. First come the gentle Winds, who toss the fragrance of the summer flowers to her, and dance about her, until, wearied, they lie down to rest. Great, Strong North Wiiiil, ushering in the Autumn Leaves, frightens away the Summer Wiiitls. Everymaid frolics with the Autumn Leaves, until they, too, are quite blown away. Then arrives gay little Jack Frost, a jolly play- mate. But he seizes Everymaid and tries to kiss her. She is angered, and will no longer play with Natures tricksy children. She longs for the tall castle up on the mountains. Dark Clouds settle about her. Soon comes the Sun, Who chases the out about them. Everymaid is tempted into join- ing the chase, but she can never reach the Rain- bow. The Clouds are scattered, and Dandelions come at the beck of the Sun. Everymaid knows that it is Spring, for she hears the familiar pipe of the shepherd boy's reed up on the heights. She longs to Hy away with the Dandelions, but they are too quick for her. They disappear, and are replaced by the May Flowers, who invite her to be their Queen of the May. Everymaid loves the fair, little blossoms most of all, she becomes their Queen, and dances happily away with them. 77 w-'www THE CUPOLA 5.1!- fr.-tgq. ' Characier Qf the Festival ll.-rznhl .. .. .. lm-:Nia l:.Xli'I'l.l-I'l l' Hlll Qm-. 11.. ..Xlxl'lw l'xx'.xx.u:ll 'WQll1'l'I! .,... ..l 1:,xN4'lcs Nl xmsux l,.lmli1-s-ill-NYM!ing lll.XlYYSl:Xl.l1XX'IX Kluuxn l,1::1:Y Xl mug lvl.lIIt'l 1ila1c'1'1c1'm-i .XIKICN lm-1-ynmifl, ............... .. Incl-:xr-1I3Ax11.r:u' SHllllll1'I'XYill1lN, N1'z11'I'llznm---f I-I1A!zx1:1':'1'u lh'l:l.n1sux I-hlzxrzl-1'1'11li1xu B!.XlCKi.XlCIi'l' lhvrx' 1'lIIClS'l'I.l. livxxlclz M xlcux lluxrs INXILI-ll, S1l Kl1s:'1' ISI-Llzxlvl-1 .lullXsuX I-IMTH Sxlrrlr n'1l1Wiml.... .4............. ...l'X'l'll.XlilXl-1IJXXITUN Xuiumn I,1-:ln-s. l m'n-sTSpil'i1s- 1,11-vlilcxx' -'l'.SSlI-1-IIQXKIXS lIlsxm1s'1 1',x liUl'l'l'1l. I ,HSSIIC S'1'lcx'lcxs Ulm 141 lAl'IFING'1'ON l1l:.x'l 1:l4-1-3 US'l'KHNl -llfxx M1-1g1'l1.1.xx .Xr,n'li Hel-iw 1l.x1z1:l1c'1' Mmnm-2 NI1m.xx1 H1-1xNl':'l'T Iwvx' Wl11'1's1-11, Bl.xm:.xm-71' S xnxx N J2ll'k Frost. JUZIII 211141 Ulouds. l'oppylJz11Icv- OLIVE LI'D1NoToN BERNICE -loIINsoN HARRIET BIUHRE LVCY XVIIITSEL -IESSII-I JENKINS S1111 .... . . . . Rainbow. . . ............ . . . . Dz11IIle1io1Is. 3Iig11011t?tfE 151111139 ELIZABETH BURLESON BIARGARET 1JOTY AIARIAN HIIT'FS THE CUPOLA Jl'2lll11t'tt1' lJa111I-11. . . .lX'I.ARI,i.ARI'l'1' IJOTY ALICE CREXV BIIRIAM BENNETT lXI.XRG.XRE'1' SABIN ENID LOCKE ELIZABETH KINII . .......EN1DLOCKlQ ELIZABETH KING URISTEL RUNNER ISABEL SHUKERT EDITH SMITH May Flowers. Maypole Dance- IRENE BARTLETT MARIE WRIGHT AIIY BURGESS OLIVE ADAMS Elves- . CLAIRE PATTERSIJN AGNES CAMPBELL ELIZABETH BLXCGREGOR PEARL LILLEY Accompanists- BIAVDE IQELLOGG BIARJORIE DIXON MARIE GLEASMAN ALICE ADABIS LIICILLE AIILLER LoRA fIARNED RIILDRED DELLIKER DORKUTHX' RIETBROCK FLORENCE EIEGGBLADE RUTH THOMAS Hx.. Y Q9 ----Ag. .- - V Tf:1i..,.-...--,..,V- --. THE CUPOLA Senior Tree Day l'l lll1lIlS it sl-vnu-ll za llnring thing' Tu mln to plant il lirtll- llilull-11 tn-v in tlu- urx' spot wlu-rv Hllvl' stmuul Hlll' lu-lun-ml lluxwluul. lllll llll'l'1' ls 1'Yl'l'j' lull I , , . ol trlltll ln tlu ulllx.n.xur1u'. lh-1-nt tlmlus lrmu xmnll lu-2'i11ni11u's uw-mx'. :11ul pm-- llIlNlll1 nlll lpplu 111-v lwlur 1-uulll llmllltll . 2 . -ss tl-ll Sll'2lllg'l' tzllm-s of tlu- l3nxwcuul's xnutlrl will run lfulla flmm unlmullux' mm tlu lwig tru-'s 1l1'l1'l'llllllt'll littlv Slll'l'l'SS0l'. l xrlx nn 1lu-uuwlnllw ul X1-lun' ll-lx' ilu- S.-llulrs lu-lll tlu-i1 l'l'1-v llzly vxl-rw-isvs. lx wr-ll Toz1m'lil1mx'l1-1lg':- MV. lieu-lzuul's gn-1u-rmls gift of Nw-s to flu' l'ollm-ge. :ls to .- 1 1Il1lu.m tlu-lr own olll llllgl Hn tlu- wsu-V11 4-uw-sl of flu- main tvnwm- tlu- Sun- S 2 F 5 uul Suplumnmws 'flllll'l'1'1l will S.lIl'llll'. .Xlh-r am lim-culllvtm-y spl-1-1-ll Ivy - w tlu pnxull H1 l I llllw llillllSUll. tmnsts mm- rw-:ul in Huw-vlc lay leh-:nt1'im-v llstrmn. .,. , 4-. - . c lll llzmu ln' lt'll2l Wlniu-. :uul in tlu- ll-fs 4-lnssilu-ll lnlt mlm- illtn-lligilulv l-lnglisll w A ln lUll7'llN'lll lxmv mul plul rn - gm-nl lvj' lmfll vlussa-s. Q-1' El l'm'mz1l S:-nim' lm1wnlil'z1st. tlu- wlumll- Vullvgl- joilu-ll in tlul Avlmor llay lXl'I'l'lN s in tlu- Ulm Ml 1 l V THE CUPOLA Junior Ivy Day How 1111u-l1 can you know of Oillel' people's intentions wl1e11 tl1ey l1aven't them? Nothing, of course, but you can have your suspicions, and such l1ad we all one ll101'Di1Jg' last May when we heard that tl1e Juniors were planning a break- fast picnic. They saw the splendid opportunity offered hy this plan S0011 after we did. They gathered, dressed in white, about the south doorway and marched with tl1eir staunch Freshinen friends to tl1e southwestern Corner of Linden Hall. Here, after appropriate speeches hy the class president, Kathryn llladdoek, and by Miriam Bennett, the ivy was interred, with niueh pledging of loyalty to the tiny plant and the school. A long l1l01'I1lI1g' i11 the woods niade a very fitting and unique conclusion to the pretty ceremony. 81 THE CUPOLA I'U.ll,1IE,Yl'EJIEXT VOX! 'I-IIYT -TVN11: 12. 101-L l'IifN lI2.UI3lI9I Pi2lI10'Sl'lljjHC l':X'0Ili1lgI Op. 12 .llr1r'lMu'n77 Sllzlclow Dance I . .1lr11'v'un Iffzlsffffz Rvgwt T. ,INN ni: Svguidillo .Vwzfrrl Rtllllilllw' fl'Ulll ml minor l'0Ill't'l'f0 Miss lxlcz l'xmc1-11: Vuim--lfnllf Y'lmf1ms I lI:n':mm.v ll 1 X4-ws fl'0lll .Xlmzlwl 'l'l'l'Il his zum 'l'mh- lllss l'xr'1.lx1-1 i'r.m1x1lcn Op. 25, Nu. li I,,i2lIlU-fvllllllfll Hiluln-s Op. 10. No. 33 Op, 25, No, 111 Miss t'1s1.1:s'1'Ic l31cx1:s'mN Piillllb and O1-21111411uilmfml lfinnlc Alla S4-lmmalnll NI Xl nw lxr.l.1,m.1. xxlv Xl XIII-.I. Su.l.l: Nzl1'lltsii1-kv Up. 223. No. 4 l'i:ll1n-Nfl: lllllllllll Nm'n-lln-Hv Up. 21. NU. T l,l'1'llllll'S Nos. 1, ii, 111 fvllllllijl Hflllll' Up, 25, NU. fi Mlss Nl Xlilli l'l.mc'I XvUi1'P'lIIl.llI,ll Xvifll V1'l'4llll'0 vlml U Bliss l'x1'l.Ixr: 1'l.l-IXIBII-Il? Pi2lIlHifvllllllllilllllll' I,l'l'lIll.lt' in cl minor ,Dr Hin s Pzlssvpif-al I7ul1nnn'111' Rll21l3SUll10 Miss KIARII-Z lvI.RIl'T 1521110-Swll unurnn .Xllvgwu frmn COIlt'Pl'f0 Op. 54 4,f. ..-iss. v Kllss l 1.1.1-.s'rl-. In-.m:s'l'nx N T H E C U P 0 L A 1211001-lLT.ll'lfE1-1TE SIKYD111' JUNE 14, 191-L MORNING WORSHIP FIRST t'oNoI:I:o.v1'I1INTL CIIURCH Organ Prelude - a Bridal Song A Jenson, b Elevation, 111 A major Smut-Saens c In Suininer Stebbins Processional-Hymn No. 199 lgllll tunel. HRejoiee, the Lord is King ' II0ratfz'0 TV. Palrkcr Call to Wlorship Invocation and Lord 's Prayer Xntheni- I 3111 Alpha Ellltl Omega Sir J071 11 Steiner Tl1e Psalter-Psahn 121 Csel. 255 Gloria Patri-Gregorian Tone VII Scripture Lesson Festival Te Deuin, in B Hat Stanford Pastoral Prayer Choral Response ' W0-Sf Solo-Csopranol Still, still with Thee Hawley Announceinents Hymn No. 157, Blest be the tie that binds Illczsoln Serinon-Prof. George B. Foster, University of Chicago Offertory-Anthem, Sanctus lllesse Soleunellel Gouwnofl Doxology Cin unisonj Old Hzmdreclth Prayer and Benediotion Choral Response-Dresden Ainen Arr. by Stainer Recessional-Hynin No. 58 Clst tunej Love divine, all love exec-:lling Zundel Organ Postlude-Triumplial March Guilnmnt EVENING VVORSHIP Organ Prelude-Laudate Do111ini Frysinger LAURA GRANT-SHORT Proeessionalii-Fight the good fight H. JI. Par7fer RoCIIFoRD COLLEGE STUDENTS Responsive Service VI Annette Snell Sforldarcl PRESIDENT GULLIVER ,IND ROCIIEORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Scripture Reading PROF. GEORGE B. FOSTER, PH.D. Prayer PROF. GEORGE B. FOSTER, PH.D. Response-Threefold Amen ROCKFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS . Alina Mater F. Illarfion Ralston. ROCKEORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Baccalaureate Address-The New Renaissance and VVo111an's Place in it PRESIDENT JULIA H. GULLIVER, PH.D., LL.D. Holy Art Thou CLargoj Handel ROCKFORD C'oLLEGE STUDENTs Postlude-March Religieuse Guilnwmt LAURA GRANT-SHORT 83 THE CUPOLA ,pr l - .L+ Everyman Jxll 11111-1'1-sti11g' 1-11z111Q1- 1'1'U1ll 11111 11811211 S112l1it'SlN'2ll'4'21ll plan' was tlll' 111111111- ful 11l'l'Sl'llT2lf1Oll 11111'illg' Qiollllllllllf'l'11ll'11t W1-1111 of t111- 11111 1ll01'2111fj' play. 1z'1'1ry- man. T1111 st1'1111gr, z1l111pg111'i1-:11 t11:11-1111111 of 111017121X wus sp1111111i1lly 111'1111,sr11t out in 11111 11x1-1111-111-v of 1111- 1-11z11'11i11g. 111111 111l' 111111111-1'f111 211'1.21l1gl'1ll1x11T of t1lQ' sm-111-s. EVl'l'j'lll2lIl. i111p111's011z1t1-11 115' B1-z1'f1'i1'v Ust1'o111. fz1111i1iz11' to f1'i111111s of Rockford plays, z1pp1-2111111 to l'Yt'1'j' 1111-11111111' of t111- z11111i1-11111 i11 his groping' aft1-1' the 1'1-111, 111111111'i11g tliiugs of lifv. His fl'it'l111S111I1 with Good Dv1111s. 211111 11111 falitlilvssiivss of Goodvs 1J11t111f. 1 iv11-XVytt1-s 211111 0f1l1'l'S S1-1-1111-11 wry vital issm-s. T111- llllillllll' ness of the p1'o11uctio11. its st1'z111g1-. 111ysTi1' 1N'2l1lfj' 211111 1111- 11101-111 Stl'1'llgt11 of thc play all 1'1111111J1'1111 it 21 plvasiiig Tl'1llll1131l of Collvgv l1l'illl121f1C' art. N11 AI6SSQl1g'Ul'. . . Adouzli .. Defhe . . . EVt'1'j'1HH11 .. Felawship ,. Kyndrede . . Cosyn . . . Goode-S .... Good-Dedes . . Knowledge . . . Confessyou . . . Beaute ..... Strengtlle . . . Dyscrecyon . . Five-VVy,ttes . . . Auugell .... Monks . . ELIZABETH BAILEY RUTH BURLESON HELEN CLARK PAULINE CLEMMER ANNA GRISMER BIARJORIE JONES FRANCES K.XRLSON CATHARINE LANDON ENID LOCKE KATHRYN NIADDOCK H-XRRIET BIOORE CATHERINE NOBLE OLIVE PRIEN FLORENCE RANNEY ALICE REDGWICK BIABEL SAGER ELLEN SODERSTROM BLARIE ULRICI MALINDA WHITNEY THE CUPOLA Dramaiis Personae . . . .RUTH THOMAS . GERTRUDE AIKEN GERTRUDE JOHNSON . BEATRICE OSTROM . .. BIYRTLE WEIJDON . . ISABEL SHUKERT . . . IRENE BAILEY . . IRENE PETERSON . . GLADYS BALDWIN . . .. BTIRIAM LIBBY . . GERTRUDE SYKES . . . . . .LUCY GRAY . .. AXIARGARET DIJTY . . ELIZABETH BRICE . . . HELEN DOUGLAS . FRANCES BIADISON . . .MILDREU BROWN and ESTHER LACKEY CHORUS 85 THE CUPOLA Class Day Vlass Ihly l'Xl'l'I,'lSl'S on flu- nun-ning of -lunv 16 lu-gain wifh il pi-om-ssiou 0 u? Sl'lllOl'S. in c-up anul gown. flown flu- front sff-ps of Main. on-1' flu- ln-iflgv mu l lllltltll' an rlaaislv 2111-li fn flu- grassy 2llIlllllllllt'2lTl'f' lu-low. 111-iw 0l'l'lll'l'f ll flu- lu-quest , of flu- c-up znul gown. f-nihlf-ni of Sf-niorify. frfnn flu- Ql'2lllll2lTl'S fo flu- Juniors if-pn-sf-iiff-cl hy flu-ii' pi-4-sinh-nf. liaifliryn Klzulflfu-lc. 'l'lu-n all vlzissf-s wiflulrm-w to flu- ff-i'l':u-if-s :nul XY2ll1'llf'fl flu- iiiff-i'pl'1-fnfinii of' Klilfunk L..lHI'f1l'f1, so syinpn flu-fix-:ally pri-xl-iiff-fl in song znul ijvflnn. llf-lu-4-. lnziflu-fl nu-lznu-luvly. ln flurli l inu-rnnn ml'-sf-rf1-W-rflwf-ll. linf 1-onu-, fluin lilulflf-ss fail' znul flu-1-. ln lu-an-n yi-lf-pf linpln-osyiu-. Anil hy nu-n. lu-surf-4-zising' niirfh. llzuff- flu-1-, nyinpli. :nul luring wifh flu-f-, -If-sfznul.w1nfhl'nllinllify. Qnips mul t'l'2lllliS2lll1l wnnfon will-s, Nfuls znul lu-4-lis :nul ww-:lflu-fl snail.-sg Siu-li :ls hung on lla-lu-is 4-lu-1-li. Aiul low- fu lin- in mliniplf- sl'-1-li. l'onu-. :nul frip if ns yon go, Un flu- lighf. fznnfnsfu- fm-: Anil in fhy rlghf hznul lf-:ul wifh flu-v 'l'lu- nuninfznn nymph. swf-1-f Lilu-rfy. To lu-an' flu- lurk lu-gin his flight. Azul singing. Sl2ll'llf' flu- flnll nighf. l 1-mn his wufm-h fowl-r in flu- skins, l'ill flu- clzlpplf-fl mlzxwn mlofh rim-: XVhilf- flu- 1-cwli wifh lin-l-x' clin. Sf-zifff-rs flu- l'l'2ll' ol' ll2ll'lilll'Si thin, Anal fo flu- sfzu-li, or flu- harn floor. Sfunfly sfrnfs his flnnu-s lu-ffm-: Highf zfgzlinsf flu- 1-zisff-1-11 gufm- NYlu-i'f- flu- gn-uf snn lu-gins his sfzlfv, NVhilf- flu- plonglnnun. llvill' uf lunul. XYhisflf-s 0 'Q-1' flu- f'1ll'l'mx'f-cl lznul. Anal flu- llllllilllillfl singf-fh luliflu-. Anil flu- IIIOWUI' wlu-fs his sm.-yflu-, And vw-ry slu-plu-nl ff-lls his fzilf-. Viuler flu- lnnvflioriu- in flu- dale. Tlu-sv df-lighfs if fhon canst gin-. Mirfh. wifh flu-v I nu-an fo livv. Sli THE CUPOLA First xIl'l11llC1l01A', gloomy 111111 11'21l'f1ll, iI1 IJl11'1111' 111111 11l1111k, w11s c11'iV1'11 11w11y 1111101111 11111 i11v011111i011 10 1QllP1ll'OSyll1', HI111Zll'1-l'21S111g' Mi1'111, w110 1l1'Ol1g'11t wi111 11111' 1111 11111 g'11iti11s 01 life. Att11111111111 1111011 11111111 111111111 Li11111'ty, 1311111 111111 white 111111 g'0l11, 111111 11111 Zlll' itself. Following' 11111 11011111, 11111 CO1ll'Sl1 01 1111 i1111111ly happy 1111y was g'iv1111, 11111 f11lli11g 11sl1111p 01 11111 w01'l11, wit11 11111 01111 10 w11k1- g'iv1111 by 11111 siugiiig of 11111 lark, 111111 11111 O1JS1I'1'l5l1l'O1lS 11111 01 11111 1JH1'11j'2l1'11. At C1121111'l2C'11?1',S 111111 1'0s11 11111 S1111, 11101111111 111 1111111111' 111111 re111lis11 light, 111111 11111 l'l0w11rs, Milk11111i11s. M0w111's 111111 S1lGP1l1'l'11S 111111111 forth 10 1l1eir 1l11y of 110I1te1I1111l l11b01'. M11l11I11'110ly . . Mirth ............. -Tests 211111 Jollities- BTARIAN TTILTS JENNIE 111CQL'I1.L,1N JESSIE STEVEXS Quips 31111 Cranks 111111 171111111011 TRENE BARTLETT BTARGARET SARIN TTENRIIETTA KAPPEL CHARACTERS .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. K.X'l'IIERIN1E KELLIN11 . . . . . .. QIIRENE BAILEY BERNICE JOIINSON LUCY GRAY MILDRED TDELLICKER VVi111s- CLAIRE '1.JAT'1'ERSON JESSIE JENKENS 11111111 M BENNETT Nods 111111 Beeks 111111 W1'112l111911 Smiles- PHYLLIS BELIQIARK ALICE CREW' ELLEN S0D0RSTR01I MAR.111RIE JONES Sport and IJ21l1g11tt'1'T TSABEL SHUKERT Liberty ............ Lark ......... C01-k 111111 Hens RUTH BURLESON BTARIE GLEASMAN S1111 ...... P101V1116I1-- ESTHER VVAITE Milk11111i11s- ELIZABETH BIIRLEs11N Mowers- DOROTHY :REITBROCK Sl1epl1er11eSseS- OLIVE ADAMS S010 13211106-HS113L1OXV 11321110617 THE T ELEAN1111 SAXVYER MA1:1:L SAGER TIILAII BEARDSLEY -I11ANNA ITAYES 111.XRG,XRET TMJTY HELENHEEEIRIN . . . MISS SHVMAKER ELIZABETH 111A1:11RE110R ELIZABETH BRICE . . ENID LOCKE FRANCES KARLS11N BTARGARET TEIICSHER LORA. TIARNED OLIVE L11DINGT0N -Z1In1'Doz1'1'ZZ ................ . . .IRENE BAILEY ENNIS TOURNAMENT A1 tl1e conclusion of the pageaiit, E1 group 01 College SO11gS were snug 211111 the eIIt1re 111111ieI1Ce 1110ve1l 10 1l1e 111I111is courts, XV1l0l'6 the i111111'-class 111I11ls were played. The S0pl101110res, repreSeI11e11 hy Ruth liurleson R1111 Fl0r1-1111111 111111-0111. played with Marie Gle11s11111I1 111111 Dorothy Di11111r011k 01' 11111 F1'GSlll1lHH 1-lass. 1917 won 1l1e cup from the wearers of 1l1e green. Athletic honors, with C011g1'H1ll1HtlOIlS 211111 e1113011I'age111e1It, were 11pp0rti011e11 by Presideiit Gulliver. 87 THE CUPOLA Recital MISS ERMA MAE I,YXN,l'1'ffn1'.wf I'llllt'l' flu- 2lIlSlbil't'S of Rm-lcfmwl Vullm-gv 3IllSil'2ll .Xlumni .XSS04'i2lfi0Il l'ulm1:1is1- :ms -I1'XYQ't'llj' Um-gill op.-1' vnu l'. 'l's1-lmikowsky.. . . .Fr11n: Lfxif el. Nll1TIll'llU .......... ...... . Grify lv. S1-Iuvrzo in li minor' ..... ...llf IIJIIISNIIIIII 1-. l:ill'l'2ll'HI1'. Up. 27. Nu. 1. . . . . ..1lf1s:L'ff14'.wk1' Nuitm- ........ ......... ......... . . .. ........... .. .. lV.lHn rf .XIIQ-nmmll-, f'lllll'2lllfo' Snl'z1Imml.-, lizsvutrz- mul Kllls'-th-, Gigm- f'0ll1'l'l'f .Xl'2llb:'S'Ill1'S1lll1l!l'lIle'S1ll' li-vtllvlin-z1ll1if1ll lilln- llzlllxlln- Wuln-s In-x' Strzxuw ....... ,.... ...... . . .... ........ . . . Nrhul:-I:'r'If r , . . . ,. . lxwliiwlwl 4 ull.-gt-4 Impvl. llll'NlliI.X'. -lunv lb. ' x THE CUPOLA Commencement Exercises Orgzui Prelude-Mareli in A ..................... LAURA GRANT-SHORT Proeessioiial-Coronation Hymn ..................... ROCKEORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Responsive Service 1 . .Sflilzt-Niiw11.S . . .W. Shrubsole PRESIDENT GfTLLIVER AND ROCKFURD COLLEGE STUDENTS Scripture Reading REV. THOMAS BARNEY THOMPSON, A. Recessional QKip1i1Igj ............................... ROCKFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Praver L REV. JOHN GORDON, B. D. RQSQOIISE-Ciltlllt of the Lord ,S Prayer ROCKFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Chorus-Cliarity . ............................. . ROOKEORD COLLEGE GLEE CLUB f'o111111eI1ce11Ie1It ACiLi1'6SS-1110511C7 fHg ll Zllzzizicipczlrizfy MISS RIARY E. BICIDOVVELL Alma Mater . . ........................... . . ROCKEORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Presentation of Diplomas S1 Im I f L PRESIDEBI JULIA H. UULLIVER, PILIJ., Beiiedietiou-The Lord bless thee and keep thee ........ ROCKFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Doxology Postlude-Triuniphal March ..................... LAURA GRANT-SHORT S9 B. .... ...F.M.Rc1ls1f0n . Russini . . .F. JI. Rulsfon L. D. . ...Lzctkilz Alfred Hollins ? L -f l - X, X! X, 4 I 6 wa ,VX ff 2 N wx? 'W ' ti . 'fx 5 I 'i swf 0 E K 1 THE CUPOLA The Senior Theatre Com mg ff! BILLEIJ FOR NEXT YEAR Art- you iiite-iwstvtl iii the llmlvrii llmyiiizi? Tllvll push this attempt to cle- vzitv tht- stage. 'l'ht- Silent Yoit-e. stu1'i'i1ig lili:l:'1'u.x Illifrs. Very uiiusual. The Ii111'v, licl-ZNH l,i.XlI,liY is thv ilrziwiiig vzirtl. A Pair of Sixt-sf' ai tmgi-fly fa-aitiiriiig' lm-:xi-2 l'1-:'1'i:Rsux in El poker galil:-. 'l'he- Ilvart Iiiwilct-i's, ai 1-lizirmiiig low- story with f'.X'I'll.XRlXli L.xNmiN as 5 itx ST2ll'. llmllly Long- lit-gs, with fil'IlI'l'lil'l1li -lullxsux in the titlt- role. --'1'1,,.qy,,1yqgiylf'Ky!-Imyy M,m1mt'li, siipportt-ml hy thv St-llior vlziss. lCi.iz,xmf1'i'11 lii'1ei.i:sux in A l'nir ul' Silk Ncwliillgsf' ai growl 1ll'ilWl!lQ.Z'2lffl'2lt'- i timi. 'l'ht- Blislt-:tiling Iimlyf' with lsixiu-ii. Sili'i4i:i:'1' as stair. 'l'hv I'1Sl'?llll'.n l't-zitiiriiig' Ul.IN'l-2 l'iill5N. umlt-r the aiiispiw-s of tht- ll'-tl Vross t Sm-it-ty. Sll0Xl'lllQ struggle zlgaiilixt gt-rms. A 3lixi1p, sliuw'il1g' l'1lll'l'll Uslzmcxi-3 in :iii liiiglish lixzim. 'l'hi- liittlt- Klowlistt-. with livxlxx Al,XllS'l'UX in tht- lt-ailing roll-. 'l'ht- Blush- Klgistt-r, starring Xliicil-1 l'l.lll1'l. We-ll plaiyt-tl. llihxiws l'3,xl.hwlN iii Hl,lll2li.0l'l'.u l'ri-st-nts at iw-zilistiv Szitiirmlziy niorning st-1-in-. t 'l'hr- Fzillt-ii ltlhlf' l'--:itiii'iiig' l llXN1lis lim ii INS iii this tom-liing lem- trag- mtl-Y. 'l'hv l'lvv1-i'lliivs with Kliicrxxi llicxxi-1'i i'zis stair pt-rt'oi'mvi'. l I ' l l W, THE CUPOLA Schematic Represeniaizon of the R C Family Tree LrPx1xrEx1Hr1 RX191l11N 11121 INCI1 1113111 BUDDX Is A1111 IOVI11SLb Ol LN NFXT IZQAI1 SPELLIIXG COWIPLETE IINFORM XTIO1N on A1xY S1 B1Lc1 HELPFUL HINTS FOR 11x EVLINING s ENTER1 x11xME1xT C111 Goodxx 111 11111 ass1st 111 t111S de 176111119111 D ADVICE TO THE STYLELORL PHO1N ETIC SPELLING 1 INCLL Ilxldl C OI RIN 1+ DDIE U Nhss BR XWIH XLL RDEL1 x OLWIQTF XD Mlss L wx som 111ss B XIRD HELEN 1jOUGL 1s CEX11111319S of 11e1 111111sua1 ab111tV 111 11113 1111e IS espeC1a11V ev1c1e11t 111 names 11115 not Ixodeha 111S'fE 1C1 ok CO1L1L11?l WD OTHER MAID15 HE VE NET 7113161 0161 Eve1V1n.-and Mald up Ls e Mend 1VIa1d 111 GGIIIIHIIW Home 111a1d Machme 11121111 '1 211101 Mend VVhen one dog meets another Upon a C111 S11 eet If he 1S 11ost11v chsposed, NVhy he g1o1x1s and .slzou 9 hes teefh But 1111611 0116 g111 meets 2111011191 Wa1k111g dow 11 btate 5116131 If she s courteous, sweet and frlendls . . . U O 1x, ,Arw ug: Ahgrw 1 1 1 Tune '111 ' 'U f X1 1 W ' be eve 111 TT'71 JYTW Q7 ' 77, J J V' ,I 'e,4 1 JA ' T -uv 7 Y 1 ',11 Wk Ybf T 1 - . .............. L 1 PUNN1NG.............................,..................RUTHBURLESON A'1. y' v' .sl ' 'L-A., . f I T A' ,YC 1 I i I L 1 V K l 1 1 ' 3 , u , 1 r . i 'v f 21' , '- vm -. ' '- v 1' 4- a 1 . . 1 L. 'u, '! ., l1yv ,A a o ' 1 f f. v .1 1 ' v -Y 11 7 1 , ' r ' ' 17 , l' A 1 Then she 11 snnle and show her teeth 93 1,21 THE CUPOLA 1 RED LETTER D 11 1 NOV1:'1ll1Jt'1' 26--B1t'1'111H appetite appease-11 f01 f0111 110111s -1211111211-1' 20-EV61'j'0119 z11'011s1-11 at 1 30 A NI bx 51111111110 111111 101111 1a111111g pa 211111 Alice s1101'1e1i11g s11011'. F1?1J1'U2l1'y 18-This 111110 is 11121119 111111101111 I11 1111 1111110111 S 1 111111191 F1?1J1'llHl'j' 28-P1-10 211111 C11'l'11'111i1l 111111 10 1111111 1 11211011 1--I1-ssiv -11-111ii11s f0ll1111 111 11141 01111 100111 Marcli 11-N01 0111- 111111 f1'0ll1 R1111ilx 312111311 6-1111111115 21111111211 1'isi1 10 0111 111 1 1 31?ll'C11 211-R1-111 11101'i1-s 111 R. 1i'. April 18-Miss I1'1'i11's 1111'11 10 g0 Ill Ill' Ill 11 111111 11110 1111111 101 April 23--IEY1'll1l1g'. rF111' 1Y'0l'I10l'2l 11111 1 1111111 Ol 1111 011 11.1111 isi 1-1111111111111 10011 El S1-11i111'z11111111'0 -l1111i01's 1111 .1 1 Tllllfll l l,llUl1' I 1111 1s11'1 Mrs. 5111111.1- 1 1 1 1'1 1'11'1-1' s1-1-11 Miss 131511-111111.1- 1 1111-1 M12 W:11's s1111 1011z11'.' 1 1 ' ' ' ' 3111111-1-11110011X1-1111-1-1-111111'l11ss1 11111111 IIi11 X011 s1-1- Kliss SI101- 111111-lc 111'1' 11111 ll 111111 .1 IIIN .11 1 1 1111 H1101-s 3111111-1-1111 XV111111 fi' Y1111 01111111 111 111-211' -I1-1111 s11-11' .111 l1i11.1'0111-1'1-1's1-1-Miss 1'il'21lll 11111111111 1 01110 1 0 1 H1811-1.-X111'i1ll?U W1111'I.11X 1' 1'1' 131-I 1 1 XXX 111s 1 1 11a11'g'z11-1-1 S1-y1110111'111'1-ssing111-1-1-111-111 1 111111 1i1-1'11'11111--1111111s011 g'1'11111g'11l,'1'111'21l'1110 11110 191-1'g1' giviiig' 1111- 11001' 111-11 21 ring? WF111' N1-1s011 110z11'11i11g' El 11111113 THE CUPOLA I GOODWINS IVatson's awful sorry hut he says he can't niake the tank Thursday even- ing. His definition for gasoline, A colorless automobile liquid having the char- acteristic odor of white kid gloves. Miss Ralston, looking up absent-niiinledly, when she niet Mr. Goodwin in the hall: Good evening, Mr. Baldwinf' Honest, he said this when two of us were ill: I felt for you but I cou1dn't reach you. R. B.: Oh, goody! Mr. G.: Yes?'7 Runie Qdrawing herself up to her full height and breadth and thicknessj : 'tThis subject has gone quite far enough, Mr. Goodwin. Mr. G.: Good nightshirt, I'll meet you in the wash, as I once heard a boy say. VVhy always put it off on the other boy? PLEASE NOTE! 1916 wishes to transfer to their own little sisters the honor of Hwriting songs to Miss Lawson awarded theni in a former voluine. They ask the privilege, however, of rewording it slightly. It might, for the sake of hrevity, be con- densed into simply-' ' Sunday Evening Clubf' Breathes there a girl with soul so dead Who never to herself hath said A str111g of cuss words? 95 THE CUPOLA Exams A Momznx Ig.XLl..XIW O wlu-rv lizu- yi- lwtlll, Mary Jour-S. my mlm-ur? O wlu-rv lieu- yo ln-1-n, u1y clzirliug young girl 3 I lun- lm-11 to am vxzuu. mother. uuiki- my ln-ml soon. For l'm wa-ary wi' crzuumiug. zuul fain wolml lil- flown Ilou' long ilicl yi- stumly. Mary -Tom-s, my all-ur if Ilow long lliml yo stumly, my clzirliug young girl If I stucliwl for zigvs: motlu-r. umki- my ln-il soon. For l'm uw-airy wi' vrmumiug. mul fuiu wolcl lil- clown. NYlmt got yi- to your 1-xzuu. Mary -lom-s. my mlm-ur? i NX l t T 1 g ul 'mt go yi- o your -xum. my mlurling young g' ' I l'11:iuswi-rzilill- Things. motlu-r. umki- my ln-il soou, For l'm wr-zu'y wi' 1-ruuuuing, zuul fain wolcl lil- mlowu. NVhut lwczum- of your rm-zisou. Hairy -lom-s, my all-z1r'? Xvllill lwvmm- of your ri-zisou, my mlarling young girl if It was lost fra ilu- trouliln- : motlu-r.. umkv my ln-ml soon. For I'm wi-:iry wi' 1-rzuuming. :mel fain wolml lio clown 0 I fi-zu' yi- ara- vrzixy. Maury -lom-s, my mli-nr? O I fm-zu' yi- uri- crazy. my mlurliug young girl! 0 yi-s. l'm vrzizy: motlu-r, uuilu- my ln-cl soon. For l'm sic-li at tlu- lu-zwt. mul l fain u'o'l4l lim- flown. D15 I Q THE CUPOLA Keiihtone M ythiery WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE LITTLE OHEE-1-ULD PICTUREIJ HERE? ONE BIILLION DoLL.xRs RENVARD Fon lNFoRM.vr1oN ! This scrap of filin is tl1e only trace left. It was fou11d i11 2111 old book of love stories OXV1l9Cl by the little one herself. Tl1e inarvelous child-actress was stolen while at play. It was o11 a cold XVl11- ter 's 11igl1t. Tl1e stars looked down lovingly upon tl1e sweet child playing with her schoohnates on tl1e town l1ill. No 0119 11oticed 11116 dark sleigh driving slowly up and down. Suddenly the horses were whipped i11to a gallop and little Eva, who was detached at the 1I1OIl1Ql1t from tl1e group was s11atcl1ed up, her cries inuf- fled, and swiftly they glided off into the night. Twice si11ce, the child has b6Q11 seen disguised as a boy, once 011 the evening of December 12, 1914, and again at a 111ovi11g picture show selling sweets, b11t XVl1611 atte111pts were 11121619 to trace l1er tl1e next II101'I1l11g', tl1e pursuers were faced by absolute baftleinent. See tl1e wistful look in the little face at the e11d of tl1e fihn. She XV311t l1er mama! If the abductor is discovered, he Cfor who could have tl1e heart to do this but a 111311025 will be tied i11 knot and pelted with missiles including anything from cereal to boots. 97 THE CUPOLA Timely Suggestions for Christmas Gifis Bill and Dot .... l Miss Branillall. . . ' Mr. Freund. . . l Alice .......... . . . Sis, Re-nie-, Ev, Cath. . . K ................ Ruuie . . . Hagel ....... Bvlfllil RI. 11... To 'l'o To . TH T0 'l'o l l 'I' o WH SIGN l'l' lu-lp lll01l1'l'll tll'2llll2l. go on za lmont riilv. ham- 21 gluist. plaly' lllH'k4'.V. mvzulo om- mlollnl' lim-. go to lii-loil. g1iv1-an llll'2ll.H Bluilxo l lm-:Nos Rl. liussi-ll to BI. Sponsi-lx HIL your lmtlurolw is just lilu- mini-! My :unit si-ni lIll'llllll1'-Slll'.N gre-at :lt pil-king up ll2ll'gI2llllSlu Wrfo 1 ll x ' '-1 :'1'.xl.'l.Y I.lKi-: 'ro lixow Miss linml. ti-an-Iullig :I lossoll on flu- 1-rowloot linisli, Now l want to show you how to mziko ai llzm-sfoot Wiiu' lixx 1111: All-IAN? . . .TIME TABLE .. ..SPELLER . .SUGAR FACTORY . . . .A NEYV DOLL .-IEST EVERTH1N'! Roi'GE . .. REST CURE . . . .A 01'ER.x'1'1oN 'l'.xI.K1NG AIACHINE Mr. W.-Not only lllllllSl1'l'Slllllil gn-vat lllilll-Y goocl pl-oplv fm-vl that WHY. too. I ll I l .ll Us .LHE CUPOLA Extra!! 2:00 a. m. OFFERS 14llJRCll3Lli RIGSIS-'l'.XNCE ! Yesterday it became apparent to tl1e honorable Senior classlthat stringent measures 1l1llSt be taken with o11e of their menibers by way of discipline. Miss Pete Peterson was tilt' said ll1L'lllbt?l'. Duly notifying her beforehand of their intention and purpose, they descended upon her at 9 :50 promptly, expecting a courteous welcome. Did they get it? No! The door of this rebellious girl's room was locked! Nothing daunted, tl1e representatives of law Hlld order mounted a chair, pro- cured needed equipment, and began siege. Sugar, pepper, salt were adminis- tered over tlie transom and under tl1e door in large doses. Brooms, tin pans, rags, milk bottles and other well-known homeopathic remedies followed. Then, for the good of her spiritual nature, a quantity of RALLAS was prescribed: 200 copies were procured and hurled, a few at a time, into different parts of the room. Miss Peterson, within, meditated seriously on each article as it was pre- sented to her. The task was laborious, but necessary. VVanda had a little germ, lt followed her to school. It mingled with tl1e rest of ns Wliicli was against the rule. For though we speak with Tilt' tongues of Peter and Johnny, and have not K, we are becoming as sounding brass or .a tinkling cymbol. Alld though we have the gift of Fox Trot, Elllti know all tl1e mysteries of the Truth Society and the sons of the house of Beloit, and in tl1e exuberance of our strength we have power to remove drifts of snow, and have not K, we are nothing. And if we bestow all our goods' on tl1e Belgians and have 11ot K to urge us to it, we are nothing. K never faileth, whether there be Freshmen they shall Hunk, whether there be noise in the halls it shall cease, whether there be scarlet fever, it shall vanish away. And now abideth the Cup, tl1e May Day Costumes and K, these three, but the greatest of these is K! PLEASING FE.1T11REs or THE NEW HYMN BOOKS. On page 335 are the following: God send us men V' These things shall be. The above were sung on the day of Mr. Sawin's first appearance. Ut! THE CUPOLA Social Regulations for Faculty 1. XXv1'lftt'11 perinission fmni home must be ohtainotl to go calling on Sunday evening fE'Vt'11 if he is kind to his inothei' 1. 2. It is iwcvssai-y to wt-en' white tlnck with an red tit- if playing tvnnis with a main. - 3. A iiniiiiln-1' of the- l'l2lCllll.Y nniy ln- t'Sl'0l'll'kl to Bt-loit by ai nnin if Shc is ?lf,'C0ll1ll2llllt'll by fifty-tliim-v stntlt-nts. -l. No flirting' aillowt-il in thv Banrtt-riology Lab. 5. A silvnt hnni' is olisi-im-il in Vliziin-l llzill l.l'0lll ti-n ol-lock in thv on-liilig until svva-11 in thi- lllOl'lllIlQ'. Ii. lit- c-an-1-fnl uhnnt using slung: .Xny snvh Q-xpiw-ssimi :is Ding bnst it for iiistziiim-. is not lN'l'llllSSllll1' 4-vt-ii it' .von ilu lnw-nk tht- In-iivil sliziiln-in-i' in thc liiln':ir'y. 5 l . . , . . . . ,, Y Miss liislinpgull 4- ll In-gin thi- in-w s--nn-sh-i' with liranns. l 1 1'zin li. ll2lllg.!'lllllg.1' ln-zirtilgx' nt mn- of lit-niv's joke-si z I 1-nnltl laugh :it any- thing' tonight Y l Si-4-n on thi- Ilmnnvstiv .Xrt lilzivlclmaml: llrziftiiig lnis to ln- mlnnf Miss Stl-w'ni't- lYlnit is ont- ilittim-nlty in mligi-sting ai nnn-bln? l l'1-ziliilts- XXX-ll,ynnvnnittlilntt-21 nnii'hli- in thi- stmiizn'li. Miss 'Flnnnpsnn- I lniw- to knnw my girls intiinzlte-ly suns tn l1l'lIl2'0lll the Latin znnl Hin-1-lc si-nsv in tln-in. Wi: I'l.U'lI llivia Hin Uwx l,l'r'1'l.1-: XYAY lfliitii-pi'vliv1ii' l'il2lWl'llllI,'l' . . ..... 0llfl'l'P0llPI' La Rue .... . . . Elll'l'l'lll'P1lO0l' Miss Ilvli-in' XYill:n'tl was so thin As thin as thin conltl bv. l Shi- oftvn hid bvhinml as pin l S0 thin a girl was sho. l l l X llill THE CUPOLA What We Are Told In Gym Be sure to keep your head between your ears. Keep a straight line between your heels and toes. Don't stop to scratch your head in the middle of an exercise. You've got a punch in the face for a nose in the semi-chorus picture. THE SCEPTRE OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT QFOund 'in the cIicti0nary.D Maddox Rod-Transparent glass rod colored red, a series of such, placed one above another, used in testing heterophoria. Heterophoria-Insufficient action of one or more muscles of the eye, producing failure of accommodation. AINT THIS JEST OUR ELLA? LA simple child That lightly draws its breath, And feels its life in every limb, What should it know of death? Alice wanted to know what that song is we sing in Glee Club: '4Wake Me, My Lady Fair, Wake Me at Five. THE ACME OF BROKENNESS! Ollie-UEven my Buffalo nickel is gone ! THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH! Julia Cin trembling voicej-'tMaybe you mean Mr. Connelly. i HAS A TENDER HEART AFTER ALL At last we have discovered the vulnerable spot in her armor of stern self- control and perfect poise. The other night we knocked at her door. Nothing but the sound of muflled sobbing answered and, trembling, we entered. There, with one arm thrown across her desk to pillow her head, dry sobs shaking her shoulders, sat our K. In the other hand she held a book of plays. 101 A l'IfUU',YI,Ylf HLUHY 1 ' I 7 1 fyt 'aj' - I - 4-llig -fig' iQ gLjl9,: -?z. f, -3 A-v 55- W . xg - 3 - I . 1 K Ff?'XXl' ff-44!',W1 'M .4 ,. ' .XN 75 .4 0 v :Q NWI' Iii f 'KG ,fx 'XXI' .nv 1: ,' T 'VN --pq, JIM in-3,515 WIN' ws ,L -in 1' I , i x . , ' fzqghrf I fjff fi fNfQ'Y lMj- 277' K 73, mf. I x1FfQ..,',4HlH' lj' I KZ-mx 1 I 4, a'Z'7'7' lf' - gf ' 292. , 'L 2f fy,f ll in - ., 'a A K , 4 I 1 ?j - V ' sf ' 1463, 41 xl VRHWXICIP IIl'I.XI?sHI4' I!1iiiil4'HlKIJ 1 T H E c U P 0 L A I I I I Will Someone Kindly Tell llle I I VVhy Ruth Morrison turns on her light for a daytime Iire-drill? IVhat happened to Miss Connelly 's cookies I? I Iklhat hecaine of Bill? p VVhen papa is going to liven up? I Wliyf Jessie Jenkins uses the chapel for a thoroughfare in the evening? I Who asked Miss Von Valkenhurg if she were a Freshman? WVhy K looks out of the window in chapel l VVhy Miss Brainhall wants to give a stag party E. 4 you I . I Wliere Bertha found sewer gas? I Wliat has becoine of the tight skirt? 3 Wliy Etta Calls us all Gertrude? p Wliy Pete Wears those shoes. Is she having trouhle with her feet? I I I I I I I SOMETHING NEXV TO EAT! Seen in the list of suggestions for C. E. C. PQIBFGSIIll19D'ES-vV?llcfG1'S. ' I Ir Miss II.- VVhat is a sonnet cycle I? Miss G. D.-- It is when they wrote sonnets. Miss I-I.- If I asked you, tVVhat is a ehairl' would you answer, 'It is when sit downl' A I SOPHOMORE VERSION I love my salad, I I honor her eheeseg I will cheerfully eat all the lettuce. l I I I I 103 THE CUPOLA Wan1fAds WANTED: By an industrious girl. heavy work hy day Or week. Sweeping. washing or scrubbing preferred.-Ada Allan. FOR SALE: Specimen letters for use in study of the gentle art of letter writing. Men- tion fraternal connection. complexion and preferenee in matter Ot neekwear of prospective correspondent.-E. Locke. KNOW YOL'R FL'TL'R121 Spiritualistie meetings. erystal gazing. palmistry. card-readings. decipher- ation Of eliirography pulled off in my room. Tranees. hypnotie spells and Fiji dancing. if preferred.-Senora Sabina. FOUND: One cigarette stuh direetly underneath the window of room numher 65. LOST: Five Ulluman Bodies. -Miss Nethereut. Oannas TAKEN: Knitting. eroeheting and tatting. Drop us a line or eall: we are always at home. Alta. Deets, Ding. NEWS FROM DVR QVHNIJAM t'I,ASSMA'l'ES Smithy is studying German l'hrenology at Madison under a perfectly dandy little prof. Vath. Noble arises with the dawn every morning in Boston. Shes hound to he 21 sueeess, we ean see that right now. Louise has a stove that lights without matehes. smell. noise or smoke. Lize got a gold watch hraeelet for Christmas. Yes. she graduates from Home Economies next year. l'rudie's lovely hands are in the dish water. too. They say Malinda is on the Grand Opera stage. hut this rumor is not veritied. Peaches enjoys her work in the Knitting Mills. They gave her a darling pink silk one for tliristmas. lDEAL ROOM-HATES Jghnny , , .... Bllfliilll Renie ..... Any King Cath. ...... . . .DOD Dee Miss 11-Win, , , ......... Fraulein Magel ,,,,, . .A Trained Nurse UH THE CUPOLA A Modern Drama CAST: Ci.1Nu1Nu X'INE ........................... ...G. S. PLACE: Library. SCENERY: ONE STERDY OAK. . . .... H. M. TIME: 7 :30 to 9 :-10. ACT I SCENE I Setting, Sturdy Oak at table. CEnter C. V., looks anxiously around, sees scenery, beams and side-steps, toes out, to its immediate vicinity. The enamored Miss Vine settles herself and numerous belongings for a11 evening ls contemplation. She carries a loud ticking Ingersoll, which causes a decided rustle of annoyance in the otherwise placid S. O., and sits upon it hastily.J C. V.-Gee, I forgot my book. Exit C. V. on dead run. Curtain SCENE II Same place, same scenery, a few minutes later. CEnter C. V. out of breath, toes out. Settles again for hard study. Opens yellow book to correct.D C. V.-Gosh, I don 't want anyone to see that mark! Isn't that fierce? No one else got over C anyway. Curtain SCENE III Curtain rises on same scene. C. V.-Gee, it 's hot in here! Each person should have three square feet of Window space. CGoes from window to window, opening them, with tread of the sportive cow.J C. V. Csneezing violently five minutes afterj-Cold, Heinie? CShuts all windowsj Curtain SCENE IV CC. V. emerges mentally from an hour's studyj C. V.-My land, I 've gotta get my notebook-it's got everything I know in it. Exit C. V. Curtain SCENE V CEnter C. V. carrying pocket notebook, one inch by two inches, which con- tains all she knows.j C. V.-Now I can get down to work. CBel1 rings.J C. V. with a start-Fire? fMOV6m6Ht among pectoral limbs of S. O. The rustle seems to say: Hie thee hence to get some slumber. 'Tis nine-forty, twining lumber. ' 'J 105 lPeanuis Miss Sll'XVHl'l.S little Freshiuziu class Aw going to liave some fun ut last. XXI- all looked agliast. Today wlwu we wore asked 'l'o study l,b'2lll1llS as ai food. XXX- l't'2lllj' hopt- shi- XX'011.l ohjvct lfoi' truly wt-'ll not viviscct. But only olist-1'w. Xvllvll wt- haw tht- in-rw. 'l'lit- lit-st study wt- all could scloct. So tlou 't lit-si1i'p1'ist-tl ' ll' za lfwsliiiiziii zirrivt-s With fouutriiu pt-u zuul lHlIil'I'. .Xssigiiiut-iits am- huui. Ilut wt- think this is lun .Xml sim-ly will Ill-X't'l' l'oi's:ikt- R-V. This is IC. l .'s first uttt-iupt hut wt- vnu sm- tht- hutldiug gt-uius. Vussio lilurth-lt. our vision ol' liloutlt- low-liiu-ss, is sun- to lmvo tlu- ultimzitv ' wisp iii lu-:itlgt-zii'. ,X u XYliut .., ,.,. 'ziil lu-:ml iii thiiwl tlooi- liiiult-ii. living lmvlc tlu- tom-l thou tookvst. llt tht gt luis to uit .' llutli Wgwotll ll' Xli: l i't-uiul liiiow wt- t-alll-tl hiui si frog lu-'d just t-rozik! 91s ll' xou voolx .1 viistuitl too louf it .ill tuiu to uutmi uid it uill iuui A 'U vus .1 iiu. r-' ,, . . .. ., ,, . A.,- - Q. 5 ' 1 , Q list:-l wzuits to know what hom' is tht- wiitiwil zispt-vt. Do you low AH, 'l'll.X'l S 'l'IllC Ql'l'IS'I'IHX! liiiu tlt'2ll'lY 3 lou ' 'W l RECOMMEND to to your patronage those who through their advertising have helped to make possible the publication of this book. GRAND CDPERA HGUSE The must popular thezttre in Ruckftml. Why? Becztuse they give the hest pictures :md music. THE MUTUAL MOVIES Every :tfternuun :mtl evening' cuntinunus from 2 to 5:30 :tntl 7 tu ll tfcltfck. In the Mutuztl Service will l'e tuuntl the leading' Brands, which include the fulluwing. BRONCHO, KAY-BEE-DOMINO, KEYSTONE, AMERI- CAN, RELIANCE, MAJESTIC, PRINCESS, KOMIC ln the urchestrzt will lfe heztrtl the stair musicizms nt' Ruckfurd: Misses Beth l3:u'ninghzun :intl lrmzt Hztftner :ind Mr. clue Cupe- lztntl. One tit the greatest fezttures :tt the Grztnd is thztt ladies and children cztn ztlwztys feel szttisfietl thztt the pictures :tre :tl'sulute- ly cleztn-:ts eztch film is pztssed uptm ln' the inztnztqeinent he- ture shtiwing. We qtltsnlutely recommend the Grztntl :ts the lending' house uf ztmusement. V l Rock ord's Greatest Store ' . . t ,LW fun . D 5 Q 51119 Not,Only in , dj , ef , , in o , I X -- i '2Ql'!!!!!!11qvrifq,!'5 '- -f-- A A X , ' ' - ' '- 'A' mlffwrnmnnff ',.,. A,,.,, l T S IZC df. V l r 7 nfi1Q1Em l.4-41-'JQIQ' f ' ' B t ' V 1 ? 5Zdi31uu?-4: jj N .1 X u IU 3 ue f i. .. ..'-qw' idddulzii' wine , -fn Manda! will dl I It JI f . '. 1, -if A 1. are . . , O ,, - 1, '1. Q --K -.-U, 'S uni Elini-mmm 111 lx ' ,- gb i f X .mf -er . . . .... . . .... .. H YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED TRADE. Wll'H HC55 AND DAY LESS ' Q THE BlG STORE .1 ah ESTATELS C79 W 5.3.35 wan g THE BIGGEST JOKE OF THE CLASSICAL SEASON Miss T. Assigning the Greek V lesson. Read the paragraph over in the Greek thus obtaining the idea. Then look up any individual words which may bother you. I The Shop of Liberal Arts Cutting 85 Son Makers of ' .IEWELERS FURNITURE DECURATIONS and CLASS PINS AND RINGS ART OBJECTS TO ORDER 221 East State Street WM. B. ROBERG 324 East State Street Phone 4563 Rockford, Ill. Rockford, Illinois. ---f.i:4.-X-r-fL.2L - f E- My , 3211.-.:z1gL.1: 'ite 1 C Glasses Fitted to Cure Headaches Y A SATISFACTION GUARANTEED W YVe Grind Our Own Lenses. BURKE OPTICAL GO. 2 8Q2fjfQffQfQjQ'eet 213-TELEPHONES-213 GEO. M. KEYT 81 SON LIYERY- BAGGAGH Une lmrse Single horses 2-Seated Surries and Buggies liSl'Et'IALl.Y I-'Oli t'OI.LliGl-I GIRLS 'l',XXl-F1155 lbli.1l.X.XS TO G.Xll. ll.Xl'Gl-IX: f'lllltll'Pll www-1' twelve are nut lizililv tu get it. Lt-t me et-fllow old are vmi'? Read -to-Wear Apparel IN NEW ANU EXCLUSIVE STYLES This sttn: hats liuilt up :iii eiivizilile reptitzititiii in liuckftiipl fm'slimx'i1ig :tt :tll times the veig lzitest :intl must ptiptil:ti'Ki:1i'- meiits, :intl :tt prices ntl higher tlizm yuu wuulti expect to my fin' tii'tli1i:ti'5 styles. ,X visit tu this sttmre will pt tive to yliti tliztt t,.:z' styles :ire exclusix e :uid tim' values :tie :1lxa'.1ys the best. N 0 O 116NYeStS't21te Street. Centei of Bvsineis Distvict E The Palace of Sweets We Manufacture Home Made Pure Ice, Cream Candies 417 East State Street. Rockford, Ill. If. K. Cate C. L. Bengston Sis labouring along on crutches: Don't I get along ambidexterously tho'? UQQXQZQQQW irriiirzf 426-429 Seventh Street . FOR GOODNESS SAKEH Frult, Candy and Ice Cream WEAR 4 9 WHOLESALE and RETAIL S 5 -ati SHOES 85 HflSIERY THE LEONARD STORE 409 East State Street. 111 S. Main St. Ice Cream Fruit l Call at THE WALDEN for Your 1. . l Retreshments. 1 Light Lunches Served on Short Notice. I I I I Confectionery 326 East State 1 . - Photo ra hic Wm. M. Sh1mm1n g p r HEADQUARTERS ? CE' CO' We carry a nice line of Cameras and Supplies, Plates. Films. De- velopers, Flash Light Powders, in fact any material used in photography. 414 East State Street v , V XHDRTHINGTUN dk Sl..-KDE FUUNID: IL In talmlt- drawer of History room One-half stick Spearmint gum. L Owner may obtain same by pro- : ducing other half. Only Faculty need Apply. No i BOOKS Asn STATIONERY quegtigng asked, i PICTURI-is and FRAMES i New PhoneP 704 Old, Main 2215 FOR THE TOILET We carry an unusually large and varied line of the choicest perfumesg in fact, all the best known foreign and domestic kinds. Some are quite high-priced, while others cost so little that anyone can afford to have them. We have also an exceptional- ly complete assortment of toilet goods. Let us show them to yon. Remember, we give the utmost care to our pre- scription department, and have the con- fidence o.f all the physicians I 9 99 ' s.E.coR.7TusIAND SFLUAVE., RO C K F O R D , I L L. THIS IS A STCDRE FUR ME So remember, when you wish to remember him he will re- member yon if the remembrance is chosen here. H34 Years on the Same Corner n . ' . - Tl-IE I-IOLJSE OF QLJALITY ' l il E - Y -A 1.7 ' TO THE STUDENTS OF ROCKFORD COLLEGE THE IMPERIAL 110 XYe-st State Street. SULICITS YOUR PATRONAGE In the t'ont'ectione1'y, Ice Cream Soda, Cut l-'lowers and Lunch. XVe want to make our store headquarters for the Students of the Rockford College and will do everything in our power to warrant you in giving us your valued pat- ronage. XVe make all of our own ice creams. candies and bakery goods. carry the finest line of cut flowers in the city and everything served in our dining room is pure and sanitary and stands the pure food laws of all states. 'We make a specialty of parties and our salads already have a reputation not only in Rockford but outside as well. f'0lllP and See l's and Get Acqlmintcd with fflll' Store. We assure you that you will always he well taken care of and thank you for your past patronage and hope you will continue to make your headquar- THE IMPERIAL ters with us. t'. ll, lll'lilt. General Manager. LARGEST LINE Ol 'l'OIl.l-IT AltTIi'I,lCS IN 'VIIIC VITY. John R. Porter 81 Co. l'ltI-ISl'llIl'TION Sl'lit'I.-XLISTS 'l'lll'I Ill-IXALI, Illil'G STHRI-I. State and Blain Streets Phones, 539 The home of I'orter's I-'unions Vhocolate Soda lt's Different from the Host. ACKSQIQ BRQS. Graduate Opticians EWELERS College Pins 114 YY9St State Street A. lagitatedl VVl1y doesn't the water run out of the tub? B. fexperiencedl Probably it hasn't permission from Miss Irwin to go out. We take this opportunity of thanking you i advance for a continuance of your liberal patronage. STUDIO of A. M. SMELSER, 111 N. Church Street PRETTY RUSS PRIM CYTE BETTY LOl'ISE and HNOISELESS BUDDY three new Medium Low Heel Street Pumps. in dulls, patents. and white canvas-53.00. 53.50. S-1,015 if-ly vgjgnesg E Outii g I ' LQ'l'1 Q IV - t' ,f 'W' ' ix- 352,21 ZZZQOH fx - 7 Eff 51.7yl:1rv JA, 118-120-122 South Main Street. Correct Louis XV Evening Pumps Quotations from two of our t'z1111ous l ZlC'l1lI5'. Oh, Pooh! 'What 1-celly l1appene.l rinse Also: I,ovt- is tht- 1111 t'ITiliY'2lCiIlH vx11e1'ie11c-e ot' life. the 1-reative forven- etc.. etc.. P11-. Behind thc- veil. we f'2ltf'll or-t-zisioiiul ,fzlinipses of the Light which never siioiitf-1111 luntl 11t1r sen. Nong what is it we are :ill going: to I11-1111-111-I1 other In tio. -1 Ilow ure wt- going to help Miss l'lllll't'il 111111 Bliss Gregory with their Fresh- 7 llliill i'I11glisl1'. Haddorjjf -wlmse clztim to g'1'e:1111ess is tone rich- ness. I11 the quzllitjf of rich tone HliddlJl'ff Stands ff11'e111oSt IIIIIUHQQ' Tdllllj' great piz111os. 16 Haddorffs in Rockford College Conservatory. HADDORF PIANO CO. Rockford, Illinois. the the 'Lk SCHOOL ANNM si ff xf4QfW ff UC? FUEZJKLM YLLUSTQQF THQ mf Q .J ILEUSTf?i J E NGRAVER5 Q ' ELECTROTWE R53 PHOTG GRMHEW , RGCKWORD 11.1..1N01S f I Eifff D.J. TEWART 816. WS? DRY GOODS ,Q -9 -ECARPETSGSHOES We invite you to make this store your shopping headquarters. We show at all times a metropolitan assortment of the very latest styles in SUITS, COATS, DRESSES WAISTS AND SKIRTS UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY CORSETS 1 F GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECKWEAR BELTS, BAGS, JEWELRY AND DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS Ladies' Fine Shoes a Specialty PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE The Theatre Beautiful Rockford's Best Picture Theatreg open every day, Afternoon and Evening M CUMFURTABLE S f THEATRE IN THE WELL YENTILATED 3. CITYOFli0f'K14'ORD Our Own Exclusive First Run Picture Service 5 REELS DAILY 5 A big feature every day, showing exclusive first run PARAMOUNT PICTURES ALSO THE BEST FEATURES FROM THE UNIVERSAL PROGRAM Admission: Adults, rocg Children, 5c Haynes Studio - K Y P fam Let us make your pliotbgraphs, you will he more than griutiifiecl By our careful and artistic- workmzinsliip Always Buy 9 9 I . 1 It you wzuil the Vest Ask ful' il. MAI!!-I IH' M. N. NELIN liwcktmxi, lllinoi5 llzix'1- yo 5t't'll .xl2lI'Xill'1'I 'j'lllUllI .'u Was, 1 just sam' l3ilI Qo:irm1liil Ilia' 4-0 I D. B. HUTCHINS GROCER 512 East State G. W. Ginders J. T. Ginders PI'iX'Ill6 fXl'IliWlli1lllCC. Both Phones 280 GINDERS LIVERY CO. Livery :md Bl'l1lI'dillQ'Si1liWiC1 Fine Single Horses for l.1ltii6SZll1Li Gentlemen. Light Delivery Wzigniis 115-117 South Madison Street : : : : Rockford, Illinois Green ms. The College Shoe Repair Slwp. 315 E. State Street. t 1 , ,S A' , , Q x A , .t.tt , X, :LS Y' 't' wif 4. I 0C f0RD LURA it X g . .... . . I eee e ttt eeeee if -'-' -b TREMULIS BROS. 101 I 3 W'eSt State Street. Rockford, llllnols 9 0 C COLATES Eff' BON BONS V Q I J. C. Ferguson Confectionery Light Lunches Home Made Candies 302 East State Street : z : : : Rockford, Illinois Amateur Photo Finishing and Enlarging Waming to Canoeists v,m1E1zAs AND SYPPLIES Swimming against Cur- rent of Rock river absolute- The Camera Shop ly pi-oliiliited . 100 XY. State' Strvvt . C. SCHOR .il E A TS 112 S. Madison St. Both Phones 26 Williams-Keith Co. Genuinely Good Furniture You will lie interested in our ztttrztetive Gift Depztrtinent Solid Nillilflgillllj' C111ttileStiCkSS1.25 per pair 1 I2 West Stztte Street ,itif ,-, A ..,,, A ---, -., hi... .......Y 1. We invite every student and every teacher of Rockford College to open a charge account with us T-lfChas.V Weise Co. 117 to 121 W. State Street. Agents for Wooltex Suits, Coats and Skirts,- Centeniere- Kid Gloves, Kay- ser's Gloves, 'fNiagara Maid Silk Gloves, Niagara Maid and Wayne Knit Silk Hosiery. Phoenix guaranteed Silk Hosiery-Buster Brown's guaranteed cotton and Lisle Hosiery-Knox Hats-American Lady, Madam Lyra, Justrite, and Fro- laset Corsets. Expert, Corset, Fitting our Specialty. From Miss Dellicker's Biology Quiz we learn respecting the hygiene of the teeth- It is well to brush the teeth with a stiff brush three or four times a day-preferably with a a curved back. YE GYFTE SHUPPE 124-126 South Church St. at the Unusual Things for Gifts. Jewelry, Novelties, Cards, Priz es. Willow and Mahogany Furni Good Home Made Bakery Goods SVVEDISH HOME BAKERY 827 Kishwaukee St. ture. Students Cordially Invited .' , 1 - H 1, , 545. . 922435 ' . 1. 'b , fffpxt-Lf:,',1P5n 3' ',, . 7,y'f -.J .V . -,WH fr 1.- f',,':-113437. ' 'f ,f -2 , A n..1,-1,11'ghv,-.r-iiqaw-g1e 1 A f -.. Q , WF! l'f '5Ri.3:,k-':v1NI- :ff Zafm. 9, y 3 I -1- A-I as EVNJ If gZ 'T1.,?'l Z6qs. '5 .2'.1:x'7fi ' 2' 5 6 ' -- ...uh il W -UW .f ..,... -.. -. -, .I .-, - -- -945 'E -- -- 'f ' 'Kifly'.'f'l'I'lE FAR -f- 1 ' X - ' ,xx'.. - , SAUSAGE FIRST, and a limited quantity of Hams, Bacon, and Lard If your grocer cannot supply you, write MILO C. JONES Jeff. County Fort Atkinson, YVis. Af di R I .V M 'Z . 3 1-. H .fs9af X S F I ,,!Qf ,ff +. - 'X f f'kv 'X fry, 'I f Dorothy's Getting Well. Dorothy, who is just getting over the measles, has no more than said 'My Goodness! Why don't they give me something good to eat? when the wise Kewpies appear, one bearing a dish of delicious, sparkling Raspberry J Eu.- another bringing a spoon, and one carrying from sight the hateful medicine. Dorothy's happy face expresses her approval. If the importance of satisfying the fickle appetites ot convalescents were as fully understood by all nbig follcsl' as it is by doctors and nurses, getting well would not talce so long as it frequently does. Americas Most Famous Dessert is good everywhere and A., Xggjq R the delightful pure' fini! flavors of Jell-O appeal to all appe- Q 5,-451:11 i 'M' tites. There are seven of the flavors: Raspberry, Strawberry. w L T y, ,, JEL, Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Peach, Chocolate. At all grocers ,PEM ff ,,,. M, and general storelceepers', l0c. each. ff P-wil The new Jell-0 book is a real Kewpie book, sfJg:QQ'!-2032 p. - '31, with pictures ol Kewpies by Rose 0'Neill herself. LLL-f 'T s pig '1':J'.:,' Ii you desire one and will write and ask us lor '.j.',-Q' ' it we will send it to you free. Ai THE GENESEE PURE FOOD CO., Le Roy, N. Y., and Bridgeburg,Can. The name J ELL-O is on every package in big red letters. ' ' Be sure you get JELL-O and not something else. A I I V I 1 l ll l E V I l l 5 i l i ! 1 L... LAT . .fvmuzr BURTM Take your Kodak Films to AXT OPTICAL 8a KODAK SHOP For developing and printing. All our prints are made on Ve1ox- the best paper made. 127 North WVyn1an st. Clipping from Rules and Regulations for Freshman Prom. All girls unable to refrain from shedding an undue amount of tears at the departure of their guests, are requested to step outside, as the humid at- mosphere resulting from their emotion, were they to remain within might not only rust the loving cups on the mantelpiece, but also prove injurious to the trustees ashes. G. J. PETER DYEING. and CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. 121 North Court Street, Rockford, Illinois. E. F. Pendergast CE, Company Electrical Contractors. Portable Lamps, Heating Appli- ances, Electrical Specialties. 302 E. State Poth Phones 1239 Rockford, Ill. PHONE 3 16 . P. Johnson LADIES' and GENTS' TAILOR 318 E. State St. Rockford, Ill. Fresh every few minutes. Bundlie's Genuine Coney Is- land- CORN FRITTERS BU DLIE At 307 E. State St. Our Store Organization Affords you a rare opportunity to economize in purchasing for your every day use, the best possible grade of merchandise at the lowest prices. Only as we serve you efficiently can we hope to thrive and grow. We buy with your interest in view. That is why peo- ple like to trade here. This store was never better able to serve than it is now. You will find it brimming' over with good things suited to the needs of prosperous and economical people all priced so moderately that you will be overjoyed at your ability to secure seasonable Merchandise at such low prices. mort YN QJQWEFEJES' 51 svrn: a i svs. nocnron o ii.Lmois J W Q? Two girls were engaged in the delectable occupation of comparing individ- uals to different soups. One asked. Who would he our chic-ken soup? Why, Vncle Hen. of course. ., rijllx c'i,1MB THE STAIRS WH AND SAVE YOVR PENNIES Specialize in Hand Maile ON YOVR .lewelry AMATEl'R FINISHING Old Jewelry made over. 6 Exposures ...... 100 All work done in our own store. 12 Exposures ..... 150 Prints ........... 40 LAYNG STUDIO Beale Bros. Formerly Tait's Studio 327 E. State St. 406 E- Staff? St- Smart Apparel for Young Women Monthly trips to the New York Market and daily ship- - 111ents from several leading manufacturers enables us to show the most up-to-the-minute style creations as soon as they make their appearance. PRIQES ALWAYS VERY REASONABLE OotFrrrERs To Women Suits , . Furs Coats Waists Skirts Dresses ROCKFORD. ILL. Derivation oi Bliss B's college nickname: Rose- Rosy Posyf Posyf i'Pose . KATE E. LEAMON Leader in original styles of Millinery. Distinctive shapes and prices suit- able to all purchasers. It will pay you to get in touch with us. 111 XVest State Street. Luther Derwent SWanSOn'S .IEWELER . . Unusual Commencement Gifts. COLLEGE PINS 404 E. State Street IMPORTED STATIONERY ENGRAVING of an kinds. New Phone 404 Bell 402 Y ,. g, -' S - , Q . -,, . ' -A 1 V ',.,, ,.,.,-. .,w..-.:- : w 4 ' ' 1 ' -'- - -' -- . it . -'. -:::,---::- it . -rggw-Q 5 f .-,, -'- -. 1 .......A..,.,..... I if M 'V i ,-gf : iirii M -,' .5 I ' - - , V4,, . r 4- ' The Most Beautiful Theater in the Middle West Preseiiliiig Clrczilei' Yziiidcvillc-,Nuts with Merit. Playing 3 slimvs daily :il Piipulzli' Prices. Utteriiigllie ciiinturl, :md ClllCl'il'llQ lu the wishes wt' the Ruckfimimi Cmillegd. I Y A ogvvss vinfing Omvfmu 939 Rational life iguiloing Qllbinago iBlant: EBixon, illlinms Brinters of the 1916 Qllupola we 5periali5e in School Qobertising ano Stuoent Publications ii li ' . K 1'-,Lv Jr. '11 , 4 R 3 r, .- ,, ' W A, N 'N .Qt f., ,r - 1 ' 'E 5-,H N ,C -g , , . .,q3'1. ,:.,., X 3. .- 4 -s'A . '?4.'.' , 1 .zfw -1 nf' 'tw' ' Q mv.-1 Q3 ra-If 'k', s - -A, 94-.2 Y X , 4 X . '- : 'A I I A 'I rf W . , ,A A , . 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