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

Page 20 text:

1 i 12

Page 19 text:

.I Qs 4191111 like lit DRAMATIS PERSONAE DUKE, living in banishment ....................... .,.,.. S arah Sears FREDERICK, his brother, usurper of his dominions. . . ...... Letitia Knight iiljgiss Lords attending on the banished Duke ,... . . .Pggi1FL:3eFg52i:Z A LORD .....................,................ ...... D oris Engle LE BEAU, a courtier attending upon Frederick .... ..... E llen Schoch CHARLES, wrestler to Frederick ................ . . .Constance Fisher OLIVER Helen Hyde JACQUES Sons of Sir Rowland de Boys. . . . Maxine Smith ORLANDO Margaret Seymour ADAM S . Bernice Johnson DENNIS ervants to Oliver. . . . . Lea Gordon TOUCHSTONE, a clown ........ .... L ois Van Alstine SIR OLIVER MARTEXT, a vicar. ..... May Johnson COKIN Grace Sheets SILVIUS Shepherds ............,............ , . . Mabel Rosseter WILLIAM, a country fellow, in love with Audrey .... ........ H elen Rohe RosALIND, a daughter to the banished Duke ..... ...... M ildred Sheerer CELIA, daughter to Frederick ................. ..... D orothy Marston PHOEBE, a shepherdess ..............,...... ...... F ranees Keith AUDREY, a country wench .............................. ...,... E sther Strote ATTENDANTS ON DUKE, FORESTERS, cHoRUs AND DANCERS Olive Adams Margaret Everett Margaret Manning Alice Ross Aline Bartholomew Marie Gleasman Beatrice Morley Estle Russell Ruth Beckley Ruth Gleasman Louise Nichols Grace Ryan Maria Brogunier Edna Glover Cordelia Olmsted Beulah Sammons Mary Buske Gertrude Grow Elizabeth O'Reilly Helen Sipfle Catherine Cadogan Grace Hall Frances Osborn Lillian Smith Florence Colegrove Florence Hanna Elizabeth Penrose Virginia Treadwell Eleanor Coppins Martha Hinebaugh Mary Pickard Zoa Velde Laura Daniels Lenore Hurst Ada Pfitzenmeyer Beatrice Warner Mildred Dellicker Aldena Johnston Ruth Reynolds Nellie Warner Helen Dent Gladys Koch Jeannette Rogers Leonore Weber Ruth Whittemore Dorothy Woodbury The scenes are laid at Oliverls house, Duke Frederick,s court, and in the Forest of Arden. PROGRAMlX4E OF MUSIC Overture ................................................................ Under the greenwood treev. . . ...................... De Arne Carr. by Harry Rowe Shelleyj c'Blow, blow thou winter windn. .. ................ Arne-Shelley Who is Sylvia? ..................... . . ............. Schubert Hark, hark the Larkw ................,.. .,............. S ehuberz' What shall he have that killed the deer?w. . .... Sir Henry R. Bishop g'Wedding is great Junois crownn ......... .............. W agner It was a lover and his lassw ........... .... G . W. Chadwiele '-1 11 V rs-4 4,-M - 114' 9 'TC -L ,

Page 21 text:

Qi . . .iQ P . Wim. Q li Glass Rap jfestihal PAGEANT-A SUMMER SUNSET Here hath been dawning another blue Day, Think, wilt thou let it slip useless away? Out of eternity this new day was born, Into eternity at night must return. -Thomas Carlyle. PRELUDE It is the end of summer's day and 'fall the leaves that lay burned in the heat of the consuming day, sink inert to the ground, waiting till the welcome evening dew shall come and revive them. SCENE I The little yellow primroses dawn on our view, their faces turned toward the golden Sun before whom they kneel in adoration. Then in response to his glowing warmth, they burst into a joyous dance. Slowly the Sun disappears behind the hill, and the Primroses grow quieter and still more quiet as their beloved god leaves them. SCENE H Her mist of primroses Within her breast Twillghl hath folded up, and o'er the west, Seeking remoter valleys long hath gone, Not yet hath come her sister of the dawn. Silence and Coolneff now the earth enfold. 77 SCENE IH On the top of the tallest tree, the wood-thrush pours out its roundelay of parting to the passing day. SCENE VI M: , '6 The little lives that lie Deep hid in grass join in a long-drawn sigh More softly still, SCENE V I Hfewelf of glittering grfevz, long Mifff of gold, Haffey of nfbulouy Jilzw wil the height, And shake in tremors through the shadowy nightf' E Y 13 Y W V' --4 1-:fc o-- ---Q