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Dmzw. .X.M. mr uf English Vnlllpusitiuxm il I.m-rut urv - '- '7lU9QgiZI '-'Q- -3 a 1 L ' F 7 ' 4 .I ' , , , . ,, ,' , 1,' , ,, +11 lu mir' will 'vf,'+ifwlP ,E A A X l , 6 Nl will K' i ' 7 RAYMOND DAVID MLTLLINIX, PH.D. HENRY MARTYN HERRICK, A.M., PH.D Professor of Chemistry Associate Professor of Modern Languages RUTH MARSHALL, PH.D. Professor of Zoology SEBA ELDRIDGE, B.E., A.B. Professor of Sociology Direct-or of Course in Social Work ELIZABETH PARNHAM BRUSH, A.M. ELEANOR M. GEORGE Professor of History Professor of Fine and Applied Arts D l I L ' L T1 il 9 K2 22 C'.'LZL'j,j ,L Page 9 I, f I, f ' ' I ff.',1 M f rwf -1, . . , 1 . 1 ' A I Y Y . 4 k ' 5 f F f ,. 1 I! I . -, N - ' mf . r AQ Y i-j f 1 I 5 -Md J YY 1, K, 1 lf J K .1 F1 I ,Q , 'sr 'FY-, L. f, , ff , . .5 'f: i4'i?5':f:fJk.FV' Er-1 if A mr, . JAN:-15. l..xwsox. MA. M.-un' I-. Glwzxs, AAI. Rcxlflc,-nt l.l't'fl1I'l'l' m Iinglxsh Assm-mtv Profvssor of French 1-Ixix Mn' Nlfgwxxx. AAI. .Xssawiatv I'l'ufvssur uf Latin .xl,If'l'I V. l .XllH'HII,h. XM. .Xssm'l:lT0 l'ruf1'ssol' uf Hmm' l':f'llllHlI1lt'S ELM NIAHICI. l 'l-:Tx-zusl-Lx. .X.Nl. Iifwn Surzmux, PILD. IllStl'lll'flll' in Iimzllsh .Xssm-mtv l'rufm-ssm' of Botany agr lc' 1 Q l I1 UF l A-I -. 1.1f' QD -fn wr L4 :Lf 4'QJ LL! 4 ,L-,ll, , ,W - --.-4. l ' 1 f Z l BEULAH E. SELSAM, A.B. MADEMOISELLIE ELISABETH BOUCHON Bursar A - Teaching Fellow m French Professor of Secretarial Studies W MARY BELL NETHERCUT, A.B. Librarian Instructor in Library Methods A. V. ESSINGTON, LL.B. Instructor in Public Speaking ' MARY GrILMORE FLINT, B.S. ANNA BOWLES Instructor in Home Economics Lecturer in Secretarial Studies Fl ll P age II ,jfad y7 i A , , , -- 111-1 - I-I In ' 1, 1 D if I ,, .......-....-, ,-- ,,.. ... .... .,,,. Q I U eff ff 3 dw 5am W Cv 3 X f , , L +- g- , wi- 1 W-3 3+ Y Q K' J 1i4i4i,: 1 44 -..4 L 1 .,-QQ 177' l'1l,0Iil'1NC'l'I Ii. .I.xxsnx. LM. 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Elizabeth Kelly, Elizabeth Dobson, Barbara Bennett lX1aSter Jack Geneser, Blaster John Wvinters MAY POLE DANCE BOYS XVINIFRED LATHROP CATHERINE AINSWORTH FRANCES GARRITSON ELZADA BURROVVS WINONA VON LACKUM HAZEL FARRELL I I I l' GIRLS CATHERINE ALEXANDER NIARION AKAGI BERNICE COLE ESTHER CLEARS ISADORE COWARD BERNICE BRUNS 'n ', LI , Page IQ ,D Priya' 211 SI ICH! ESDECIPI Pl ' ff! x prom K NW X .SX C f -l I v ' x ,',.1 14 -vf 5',i'-P24 LLM cj-'ff Q ....,'.f5:l 'q -'.. wwf I Xktiijf'-Ag' 1 A4 , X3 'A I 4 fe , 4-5, e.: v, lg3:.', In 1 X P' . , ' .I I M l ,SI JeL..L The Emo Gentlemen uf Eeruna PRODUCED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DONALD ROBERTSON SCENE . SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE SCENE I 2 3 4 5 I 2 3 I I 2 I 2 3 4 SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I -A Street in Verona. Courtyard of Julia's house. A room in Antonio's house. Courtyard of Julials house A street in Verona. ACT II Room in the Duke's Palace. Before St. Patrick's Abbey, Milan. Courtyard of Julia's house. ACT III A room in the Duke's Palace. ACT IV Borders of the forest. Garden under Silvia's Window. ACT V Before St. PatriCk's Abbey, Milan. Room in the Duke's Palace. Borders of the forest. The Forest. Before Valentine's Cave. 'J Page 21 'I 'U Q 251 zz, I A J V , 'I . ' it , r J, 1 D l N 1-- ramatis ersunae DUKE or KIILAN Xi,-XLENTI NE il The two gentlemen . PRoTELfs A i THURIO, foolish rival to Yalentine ANTONIO. father to Proteus Eo1..xA1ot'R. agent for Silvia HOST. where Julia lodges . . SPEED, a clownish servant to Yalentine LALYNCI3. the like to Proteus Pxxrnixo. servant to ,Xntonio -lL'l,l.X, beloved of Proteus Si1,x'1.x. beloved 0l.X'ZllL'l1llIlL' li.L'CE'I I'.X. waiting tvoinan to Julia LvRSL'1,.X. waiting xvornan to Silvia . P.xoE ..... CJLD Womux Finsr Otvrihxw . Katherine Oberlin . Adella hlitchel . Alice Parker Dorothy Peirce Margaret Dodd Vivian Hrdlieka . Elsa Koeber Charlotte Montgomery Dorothea Stock Ruth Reynolds listher Lewis Shirley Fries Isadore C cwix 'ard . Helen Hovde . Helen Phillips Lydie Brunaud . Ruth Hatteroth SEeoNn OL'TI..XXY . . Charlotte Buerstetta TIVIIRD OL'TL.XXX' .,....... Darlene XYillis OUTLAWS-Audrey' Shuey. Ada Sitterly. Elizabeth Snow, Louise Ortnian, Herberta Barker. Dorothy Xlandeville. lilzada Burrows. Georgia Church, Catherine Snell. Page 22 CJ ll ll, ll ilflll-V J -!l.- f' . l - E, 4,1-' r'L' 1 Page' 23 A , rl -r,'.. N , , . - ,T V .X -I ,' l. ffm army JIU x -.X f 3 It l if-ri v . Baccalaureate rugram Organ Prelude. Solemn Prelude . . Noble Call to lliorsliip . Root Invocation and Lord's Prayer Responsive Lesson. Page 48. Selection 52. Gloria Hymn No. 53. O Thou Great Teacher from the Skies Scripture Lesson Quartet. U All Ye llorks of the Lord Stewart Prayer. Clioir Response J'xI1IlOl1HCCINCIllS. Olleriory. lille-rtory Song Klartin Uflertory Prayer Solo. Behold llie Xlzisler Pnssetli By . Hammond NR. llicxky Xlix Sermon. urllllk' lvnslinlien l ountlz1Iions i 1 DR. O. 5. llxyis Hymn No.f14,2. Dear l,ortl:1ntl l'llllllL'I' of Nllllllilllxlu Benetliction Organ Postlutle. Postl1 Clizxuret 1.33. 'CW' iumnd oiyvixge lffifi rj D I I P11gr2.,1 lj ! f 1 Glass Bay iBagzant BALLET FANTASIEH The action of the pageant occurs in a sacred wood about the statue of the God of Love. It is midnight and the little elf men and dryads are having their nightly frolic. The unexpected sound of a mortal's step causes them to Hee to the deeper shadows of the forest. Aminta, a shepherd, appears piping his song of love. He pauses to rest in the silence of the night, and dreams of Sylvia, the most beautiful and favored nymph of Diana. Previously, from some point of vantage he has seen her dancing and here again is his fondest dream realized as he beholds her from his hiding place, playing in the silvery moonlight. His surprise and fear upon being discovered by some of the nymphs are com- pletely lost in his great admiration for her as he kneels humbly at her feet and pleads for recognition of his love. Suddenly, in a fit of anger, because of his in- trusion and persistence, she raises her bow and releases the arrow which causes his death. With a defiant glance at the statue she hastens to her retreat. Just before the first glow of dawn appears in the east, the little elves and dryads carry the body of this beloved shepherd to a place of concealment. Dawn heralds the day, and soon the forest is filled with sunshine. The mortals then occupy the earth. As soon as the shadows of night have again fallen, Sylvia, whose heart is now filled with sorrow and regret, returns in search of the body of her devoted lover. Upon failing to find it she falls prostrate before the statue. hfeanwhile the nymphs have made a discovery, Aminta's body is found, and the God of Love revives him with a rose. There is much surprise and rejoicing over this miracle and after an ensemble for Aminta's pleasure, the happy cortege adjourns to Diana's Temple. Page 25 mm it 1, 1 I I f I , '1'1::eex I I f' fe I il lit I I TXNQQSSX I itil AMINTA. ELVES Catherine Snell Herberta Barker Louise Ortman Frances Regan Charlotte Buerstetta Elizabeth Shedd the Shepherd . GOD OF LOVE. the statue . Anna Foster Elizabeth Snow Leona Thurston Georgia Church SYLYI.X,tllC favored Nymph SPIRIT or Dmyx , . SPIRIT 01 Dm' . . SPIRIT or NIGHT , 1 ' . + THE DANCERS XYKIPIIS or DIAXA Dorothy Hihitney DRXIADS Aldena Johnston Anna Rohe Adella Klitchell Klary 'Walleser KIiriam Buettell Ruth Hatteroth . . Elizabeth Rearick . . Xlargaret Knapp Ruth Houghton Yiyian Hrdlicka Irene Kinney Jeanette Beyer . . . XIarjorie Tyler . Lea Gordon , Ruth Ilvilson . . . Helen SipHe NIORTAI Catherine liair Lenore Hurst Yirginia Schneider Louise Hornish Dorothy Beers Lucille Conway Dorothy Pierce Pivicizs I'iI.OXYIiR GIR1.s Katherine Oberlin Xlarjorie Salisbury Helen Wiilliins Kline Bartliolonieu hlarion Bebb Clea Savage Xiargaret Dodd Charlotte Klontgomery P,xe13.xx'I', Arranged and Directed by , Nliss l R,xxcIs li. Hocitirs XIUSIC, Selections from Ballet Sylvia .....,.i Dar Liber Ballet Giocontla Chopin Prelutle Op. SLN, No. 7 Qiennts Zllnurnament Ruth llilson SENIOR TEAM Virginia Schneider Helen Touzalin SOPHOXIORE TEAM Elizabeth Howell Aldena slohnston JUNIOR TICAKI Ada Sitterley hlarjorie Salisbury ITRESHMAN TEAKI Leona Thurston SENIOR TEAM vs. SOPHORIORIL TEAKI-Senior Team C6-45 C6-ID JUNIOR TEAKI vs FRESHNIAN TEAM -Freshman Team C6-2D K6-OD SENIOR TEAKI Vs FRESHKIAN TEAKI-Senior Team won the cup for the fourth year. r I . J Pag'26 l I l I 4'l J gl '. I llllllltmfilmillll 1Brugram Overture La Dame Blanche ..... B07.E!dI.FZl PALM THEATRE ORCHESTRA PI'OC6SS1OIl2ll Anclent of Days .... fl. fejery QWordS by W. C. Doane ROCKFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Inyocauon REV OHN GORDON D.D. QVVordS by Percy h1acKayej ROCRFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Commencement Address Alice Freeman Palmer'S Three Laws of Happlness REV FREDERICK F. SHANNON D.D. There S A Llght upon the hlountains . . M. L. lff0.YZ'E'lZ,h0Z77Z CWordS by Henry Burtonj ROCKFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS SCFVICC of Loyalty Presentatlon of Dlplomas PRESIDENT WILLIAM A. MADDOX PH.D. Benedlctron The Lord bless thee and keep thee . . Lutkin ROCKFORD COLLEGE STUDENTS Selectlon PALM THEATRE ORCH ESTRA I I - l , American Consecration Hymn . . , Francis .Macmillen I f Q44 ' 97 ' 1 , . 7 I . -l ' SELL Page 27 X x X L 9 X 'l I Jllpa- M VJ JFNIVIHH 4 ' ?? T -f. .'1u':: 4 4 .. lt? S ,. , f, -An f- ,.,,. X, 3. . , ff if f W I ' 'e', :45 x7'E15,..- 'Pe -L-rr+-f v1 - , -:Fw . r'-,.x.,av:j':w',.b: -. , -.1 '-13 gs - .. ,r nzzff ,171 93111.-gavllfw' V ' L N- faffi-S. T Q -'xr . lr 'J-f 4 . -1 .Aw vi '--- f. S, ' 4?-5 , FW:--'A ,-'U' 'ff fy ia 'ff-2 'fii aifwigs-38 W, - ,, - Q'-3 ' 'r,.'.. .05-lr e 1, A . .JZ ,,,-.Lib vij. E4 ffl, gk .l ,ay .ff Ls . 4 . . h 4 4 Yi HELEN BIGELOYV BA. Classical Club 415 425 435 4453 Treasurer Classical Club 425: Math Club 435 4453 English Club 435 445: Vlvllllilllg Club 4353 K'500 pin 435: Tolo Council 435: Purple Parrot Staff 445. I,i'4'I1,L1-1 F. Bmmia BA. Clramluatv fruin Musim- D4-pairtnivnt 19183 Kll'Il1l5I5l'l5flll'4'l50Sfl'2l 425i Slllllllli'l'S1'll00l S4-ssicm. ll:ulis4m 125245. M. Dunn, liz ull. C '. B. A. H414-kvy 415 425 445 g Baskvtball 415 425 435: Hvaml of Basr-ball 4353 Tolo flOlllH'll 425 435: Cupola Staff 435: Mmiibor Math Club 425 435 445. Prr-siilout Math Club 445: Sliakc-spcarian Play 4353 Pros. Ath- lvtic Association 4-15 5 4 - ' J 4 Pa gf' 50 l J ill V 1 li -if. -5 1 all if 'I .'. C 2 C ATHERINE L FUR Cl1Qs1c1lClub C15 C25 C35 C45 H0016-C115 C35 En llsh Club C45 lXI1th Club C25 C35 C45 Socul 'WGIVICG Club C35 Hocl ev C35 Tape1 CARQoc11te Ed1fO15 C35 qtudent P1eb1dent C45 5OC11C1C Sometg C45 CAS Qocmte lvlelllbel 5 ANNIA BURR FOSTER R RC B Clams Secletaly TIGSJSIIIGI C25 C45 ClasQ House Com C35 Plesldent boclal SGIVICG Club C 35 PIGQ1ClGDt D131113C1C Club C35 DIHHIELCIC Club C15 C35 C45 Mathen1at1Cs Club C25 C35 C45 VICE P1es1dent Mathe matlcs Club C45 Ecl1to1 111 Chlef Cupola C35 Soc1at1C Soclety C4 ROSE GREEN Glee Club C45 Math Club C35 C45 Socratw Soclety C45 Fleuch Club C25 .Pag C X C ll J . A B. A. F w A i- A C , N , , Y C Luk L' 2 ,, L Cc' K ' 1 g' C 9 Cal C ' u N . N 1 4, n .v 1 , ,ro 2- so , Cx If , - ' H, 'lp -C -C ' LC I v i. 1 5 is z . S . my 5 7 - x C '- ,Nl 4 ,H 11314 u .H l 1 1 4 - 1 . , ' L ' ff ' f 7 ' L, Hockey C25 C35 C45, VEL1'S1C-Y Hockey C45g 5 , 7 , 5 5 I 3 ,L ! . ! A V 5 C , V- ' ,L , , - C , l 5 , '- - 1 5 C g. , h 1 . . X , f C C n 5. B.A.. ' S C C' 5 C C , ' C C l I C l C 'I ' z 31 C 1 , l C l J 7 , ,,'1 W ' - -'A ' .1 ,, . L - . . L K it fl ffffwffiffg Cwwcfhfgg' ,Zo N N DORIS GL'NTHER HR BA English Club 135 1453 5Valking Club 135 1453 Athletic Council 135g Vice-President of Athletic Council 1453 Hockey Team 135 1453 Basketball 135 145. Rossmoxn Hownxiss B.S. Hoinc Economics Club 125 135 145. RUTH Hot'onTox R BS. Hockcy Tczun 135 145: Honic Economics Club 125 135 1453 Social Council 1353 Art Eclitoi' of Cupola 1353 Sccrctury- rlll'OliSlll'0l' Scnior Class, 1SCpf.-F0l5.-UQ Prcsiclcnt of Tolo 1453 Glcc Club 145. O D Pagi- 33 El Ui -3'-'33 'ccmlwcaazf w ! W' X 1 I fi- w'1fif11f' 1,1 1. -1 1 lf LL E ' U33 1' ' ' GENEVA HUTCHINS B.Soo. Tolo Council 135 145g Hockey 135 1455 Walking Club 125 135 1455 2500 pin 1353 French Club 135 3 Social Service Club 135 145. ALDENA JOHNSTON B.S. Home Economics Club 125 135 145, Vice- President Home Economics Club 135: President Home Economics Club 1455 Social Service Club 1355 Hockey Team 135 145g Tennis Team 1355 Basketball Team 145g Cupola 135g Walking Club 135. AGNES KITTLESON B.A. House Committee 125 135, Secretary- Treasurer House Committee 145, 1Second Semester5g Student Council 125 135 145g Photograph Editor. Cupola 135g Walking Club 115g Social Service Club 115 125135 1455 Glee Club 115 125 135 1455 French Club 135 1455, International Relations Club 145. E-so as -W '1 iz 5922, fe A L 1 Page NX 33 l I -. , R1f-,,,. , f 1 1 1 11 5. 5,2 1 . ,, IAQ. J l 'Eff h -, . YK, V. . AJ -CS , , ' lf ,5 L C I 4 LUCILE LATHROP BA. l lvl1lYCl'SlffX' of Coloruflo 1353 Duuuatic Club 115 125 145: Social Service Club 115 125 145: Classim-al Club 115 125. T1'0nsu1'er Classical Club 145: Glco Club 115 125, Prc-sirlout 145 25Y0l'l1l Fvllowship Club 1453 English Club 145: Yvrso Club 1451 Rc- l515l'l0l' for Purplv P:u'mt145g ASsof'i:1t0 l'l1litul'uf T2ll5f'I' 145. .. nv , .lL'I.I.-x Llxn li Bb. llll1'l'llZlll15llQll Rvlutiuus Club 1453 Sm-iul S1'l'Vl1'1' Club 135 145: l'1'c'si1l011t Day Stlulz-nts' 45I'Q,'2llIlZ2lll15Il 145: Stuclvut Cuuuvil 145' Ilmwlwy T1-:nu 135 1453 Bus- kvtbull T1-:uu 135 145: 51515 pin 135: Walking Club 135 145. NAUMI M1'sx1,xm-Lu BA. Griuuvll Cullvgxv. two uuml ouv-lmlf ym-urs. Purplv Purrut Stull' 145: Drauuzltic- Club 145: liuglislm Club 145: Tulu Coun- vil 1453 Class Hmwlivy 1455 Class lluslwt- bull 135 145. mm U Har 24 4 E .. C ..---1 aQ2Qf'UW NIARJORIE Rm NIOLDs L11lClG11XXOOCl Colle e 115 Class Hoclex 145 Class Basletball 145 Enghsh Club 135 PlGS1Cl6I1l 145 Ve1se Club 145 Socml HGIXICG Club 125 135 145 Class TIGQQLIIGI 13, Tapex Staff 135 ECl1'fO1 ln Clnef 145 Student Councll 145 ADA SITTERLE1 Hockey Team 115 125 145 Va1s1tV Hockey 145 Basketball Team 125 13 145 Tennls Team 125 135 Class P19S1ClG11f 12, Ath let1c Counc1l 115 boclal COl1I1C1l 125 D1a1nat1c Club Buslness Managel 135 P1es1dent 145 ASSOC13tC L1t613Iy Edltol of Annual 135 Purple Panot Repo1te1 145 Soc1al Se1v1ce 115 125 CATHERINE SWELL R Class Plesldenf 135 145 Class Hockey 115 125 135 145 Va1s1ty Hockey 145 Class Basletball115 125 135 145 Atbletlc Coun c1l 115 Treasulel Athletlc As oc1at1on 125 135 Home ECOI10IT11Cm Club 125 13, 145 VICE Plesldent Home Economlcs Club 125 Head of Skatmg 135 Joke Edltol Cuoola 135 Pagf 35 3592325 -1 1' I 1 1 ' 1 I . . , 1 1 1 1 l - 1 'l S . ' ' 2 Z ' 5 1 Lk 1 .1 g 1 ' 7 N - y. . . - . L ' 1 7 I L Xe 1 - 1 . . 1 1 y 1 ' ' f a 4, . k 1 ' ' f . ' RH BA. 1, 1 I mu '. '. . V 5 . ' 7 ' X y ' . . ' 5. 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' . , . . , . . U 1 1 1 Y 1 1 , Unlverslty of W1SCO11S1D, 1st1se1nest1er 13fg i . A I 7 . 1 K I 5 .V I 5 1 V' J I Y 1 . 'V . 5 1 1 1 - f l 1 l RC, B.S. 5 ' 1 3 '- Q 5 1 - 5 ' ' 1 1 s 1 S ' 1 Z 5 1 ' 9 ' ' LJ Q 'C' C 'W Ijj ' - a,,1,,n1 11- -1 AW ' xnxx f 1 W P 4 - x ' I l 1 1 fe , , I ,., , .1 f I, 'i ' J ' H C .I ' N I' 1' ' 1. E 1 1 i 1 - . .J ,rj 1 L i- ll,-,K 1 BERNICE SULLIVAN B.S. Home Economics Club 125 135 145, Sec- retary-T1'easu1'er Home Economics Club 1452 Social Service Club 12f 135. A lflLsii: DoRoTHY Swilxsox B.S. International Rclations Club 14f: Social Service Club 135 145: French Club 135 145: Hockey Tcani 135. lll'TlI XVILLIAMS BA. Class Vice-Prcsirlcnt 125 135 145g Classical Club 115 125 135 145, Secretary Classical Club 1251 Glcc Club 115 125 135 1455 Rockford College Branch American Leg- ion Auxiliary 135 14f, Vice-President of Rockford College Branch American Leg- ion Auxiliary 1453 Literary Editor Cupola 1353 Taper Staff 1453 Vice-President Day Students' Organization 1355 International Relations Club 1455 Socratic Society, President Socratic Society 145. ii CJ Pag'36 1 ,ij .'FJy1u.'i iifl V A 'Q -141 f,,,--' L i I L-55 61111155 of '21 B 5ll111N 111 s 1 IIOVVII fO1 1101 Q11-11111 H01 1 ll she d 1101 111610 fol 21 111111 Xt 11l1N111g she s 01ev01 H1s 1f'Cl11Cl11Q IIGVGI 1111011 she L1l1VLS 111010 S 110 110011 fOl 11211111 NIIII s 1c11o11s 2110 110V01 u11s001111y S110 11v0s 1101 OWI1 1110 qu1t0 s01e1101V The 1111110 she plays 11111 she hf1s w11111111g ways 5116 16C11CQ 111 1101 classes 6111110 keenly NIf11g2110t Dodd 111 the 1111 IS 1 136311 I11 Math she s LL Shcllk I W111 QW0211 q119 passes the test FOI good looks the best XV11OI19V91 111011 s Clothes she does 11011 L110110 Lf1th1op I 111 glad to 1e11te A1101 one Ve211 00 ed B21011 to R C IQ sped And 1001211111001 11s 1101010 twas too 21 0 W1t11 1f11G11QC1 A11110 15 110111 1he10 S1111 she s hught eyes and p1e1ty 1J1OXV1 11111 It s 21 gleat 0o111h111at1011 Oh we 11 bet that h01 s121t1o11 W111 be 111 1 ho1110 1100 f10111 C2119 111121111 511011 IS 3,11 211111010 f1111b1t1ous F2110 IS 1111161 to h01 1l1C1x 111os1 1310131110115 W 110110 61 she f1lls down 5110 acts 11110 21 clown And 1u111ps up wlth 21 s111110 Ah' C1G11C1Ol1S1 Tho Ruth W1110s QVGIY day to 1101 Roge S1111 h01 studles she 110V01 does dodge Qhe sews a fine seam She 11121l10s Hookev 1021111 And we IG glad that she does w1th us lodge 21 1? Pagf 37 N . r. lw - - V - , 1 . . 1, 1 0 x , 1 , - n - S l -. - -4 1 K we ' ' L 1 C1 - . . , 1 1 .0 1 , A I .R ' v Y -1 - 1' 3- - 7 f . .4 1 V 1 'Y ' 1 4, I 1 1 S v - 1 L . 10 1. L1 so , se 0 1 1- K . , .A K. PM 1 L, N . . v 4 71 1 1 . t , N . ' V . - ef ' Y v, K L Lx, n. K 1 L Q . -. 1 N ' N 2 i 2 V. 7 I N I I' l 1 k 1. 1, 1 1 1 , I V- YL 1 ', , i . 7 0 v , . L, ' L, L A C o ' u 1 1 . u I c , Y 1 1. , T110 she left our s011oo1 to 11s fate: . . ' ' ' 1 Y u fu K., V1 , s l u 1 1 1 .1 1 1 ., 1 t . A 1 L, .6 A . , FY . y 1. u u I I 1, 1 1 1 1. '11 1 1 . ,S 1 -1 ' l ' ' 7 1 i ' I , . V . V , 7. 1 . . . 1 1 1 , I v' 1 v 1 ' ' '1 1 . 1 , , 1 ., T , h , L 1 7 rx I v I 1 1 11. 1 , . W . . H . . ,, 1 ,' I , rc , ll 1 . ' 1 . I '1 - ' ' ' 1 ' '.1 7 1, - , . 1 , Y Q - 1 , , X 1 1, V' I , 1 .. :J - ht There's a girl here named Catherine Fair At House rules she sure is a hear: Exercises her powers, In the wee bit snia' hours. While others sleep on. free from care. If height were a qualification. For Seniors at their graduation. Ruth Hotchkiss I fear. With the Frosh would appear. And ne'er with aluninae find station. Lneile Boyle is truly a shark, Yet she always is granie for a lark. The piano she plays1 The yiolin's taking ways She loves when it's played in the dark. Ruth Williams lllll sure you'll all say, Is entirely too frivolous and gray. It' she'd study a hit. She might nialie a hitg But she never will do it this way. Tho history is .Xi1nes's line. She does other things that are fine. She stays up so late That she ean't stand up st raight. .Xnd she's never in hed lmefore nine. 'l'here's a sweet and denture little niaid. llelen lligelow. ot' whom it is said. That tho usually quiet, It you get llt'l' to try lt. She is ganie for lnost any eseapade. Now what would you think it' liose Green .Xt zt class unprepared were seen? It just eouldn t he. lfor lllll sure youll agree. , . . . , lt s hard to nnaqine it een. 1 l H Pill gl I' Jin ,li ' I lj , L Our Basketball guard Who's named Doris, Was doing her very best for us. She got hit on the head, 'Twas her nose so she said, Now she never can be in the chorus. Tho she's really not terribly tall, I am sure that for Ada you'd fall. For her smile is so seemly, Her carriage so queenly, That you don't mind her tallness at all. Gene Hutchins I am sure you'll agree, Is glad that from rules she is free. To go out With the men, And to come in at ten, Would for her quite impossible be. There is a young maid sweet and neat, Who likes to cook better than eat. Aldena's her name, And we find her true game, Want to meet her? Come on it's a treat. Naomi is surely the best, Sl18,S got it all over the restg For she has a man, Who Will, if he can, Keep her from going back West. Julia Lind is the girl With the smile, Of energy she's got a pile. Tho she's not Very tall, She can capture the ball, And can handle all things in good style. At typing she surely has speed, And if you a typist should need, Elsie Swenson would be, Just the one, don't you see? For she would accomplish the deed. l l Page 3Q ...lf .V al , Page 40 MHUR5 N N Pl , ELIZABETH SNOW ELIZABETH HAAIIIOND LI'IcLLA BITHILR zgf .gg Euniur lass Albcwtlls, Joan C'owi1Ig Bithcr, Luolla Mary Gill. Mary Yam Imlvrstilmv Hzullulmlcl. Elizzilwth Fl0l'PIN'C' HOH'l'2lI1. Ruth I':NNZIlN!Ptl1 HlxlllNf'l'HiJl1. Mary Hmvvll. Iflizzllwvth I-Xmlulixw Iif-llvy, I-Ithvl Malt' King. ICIIIUNNIIK' I,oNl:1l'. Lulvtal Klum' NIl'l'l'l'l'. Slllllll Nimlytll Nvlsun. l':Nl'UIlUl'Il Ulu-rlin. Ii1lTNll'l'Nlli' Gray Uppm-1'n1:1I1. M:11'v:1N Plnss l'NliNNips,H1'N4'l1C'. Nif'i4N. lillllil xYNtN,SIt'll 51'NlllNl. NI2lI'QIll'l'I i':11'ru'g1im- Slmw. .l. NfNNZ:1NwINl 5HX'l'l'4'NgLll. lfNiz:1Nu-IN: fNl'l'Il'lllN1' Stan-li, I7UI'UNNN'Zl NNNlIll'N4NlIl' L- I X X N. I! I N I N N . President Vice-President SPi'I'0Til1'j'-TI'93Slll'9l' N N N N 651555 nf '22 ALBLRTUs Blessed ne those who ale a1nb1t1ous fo1 they sh all xeath then' go al BITHLR Blessed ale those who can wleld the hockey ql1Clx fo1 they shall Will fune to1 H1911 eltss GILL Blessed ne those who always ltnow fO1 they shall 1eee1ve a lme of A s HAMMONID Blessed ale those who ale Cl1G61flll fo1 they shall 1eee1ve eheel ID lGlfll1I1 HLFFRAN Blessed ale those who ale ealnest fo1 they ale ad1n11ed by all HLxDERsoNI Blessed ale those who ale kmd fOl they shall 1eee1ve lnndness f1OIl1 othels Hou ELL Blessed ale those who ed1t the annual fo1 they shall IGCGIVQ the plalses of R C KELLY Blessed ale those who ale Wllllflg fo1 they shall always be appleelated LOLLAR Blessed ale those who a1e meek fo1 they shall be loved by all MERCFR Blessed are those who are bulhant fO1 they shall IQCQIVQ then leward m the Soelatlc Soe1ety MUQMAKLR Blessed ale those who neve-1 Wo11y fo1 they ale l6W3lCl6Cl YVlll1 the pleasules OBLRLIN Blessed ale those who have a good wold fo1 all fo1 they shall hate many fI1QI1ClS be obeyed PHILLIPQ Blessed ale those who ale s1nall of stattne fo1 they shall attam honol ID ltl1l6'llCQ REID Blessed .ue those who play goal 111 hockey fO1 on the1n the game depends 5CHLH Blessed ale those xx ho a1e a1t1sts fo1 they shall be 1ewa1 ded by the xx o1ld SCHURMAA Blessed ale those who play the p1ano fO1 they shall ch nm nnlhons Sxou Blessed ale those Wlth Cold names fo1 they shall have wx 111111 l1C8.1lN Qos LREIGN Blessed 'ne those xx ho eolleet photog,1 mphs fox the Annual fO1 thex shall fill up space STOCK Blessed ale those who have 1ed han fo1 they shall 1llum1nate the Gqlfll Qu ARTZ Blessed ale those who 310 on Tolo fO1 they shall legulate ou1 dame steps Pa 4 . f s- s:sz'1:1 1t, -1-lea 'uf 2. s- 3: 1 .1 -. 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Q HINLSL tW1th 1poIog,1cs to tht same J 'Ihe XVIIGIN xx ele plulng OYPI Venus on tI1e halt shell undel the Septemb 1 sun Once lgam the SOQIIOIDOIQS ICIUIIIPCI to I?otItfo1d1a loc' to d a the beaut f 1I L1lx6 a ty phoon they mvrded the C 111113118 L1Ixe a IJOXVC1 of 1OQQb H1611 sweetness IJQIIIICSIQCI the autumnal f1t111osphe1e Lllxe all Jaunty 5ophomo1es they 'EOIIHGHIQCI those 111 the st mtc ot genesrs who needed QQUQICIIIII All yeal long the cI1ss ol tI1e twenty th11d V631 made themselves Ixnou I1 XII geal long they won the cups and I1ved up to JEIIGII 1nagn1ficent IGIJIIJCELIIOII But next yefu they w1II be IUIIIOIS and mll love thc Fleshmen They wlll love GVGIVIJOCIX on the Qampus who loves the111 Remembe1 the 'Sophomoles a1c not I1ttIe 1ade goddesses they a1c 1 Iovthle specles of the human genus They a1e a t11fIe sea lclx YVIIII IHOIHQIIIHIV COIICQ1tb but soon they mll IGCOVSI Just now they hlxe to talk about themselves they ue vely happy subjects And the tappmg of the Whlte and black keys of the typew11te1 ceased The 'Symphony of the Sophomores ched away hke the thln smoke of a Havana 819232, 1 1 r xll , , . 1 U nj 7 ' N N V X F 1 WW F ' z 'Vs 1 1 .1 . I ' 11 'Q ' ' 1 f ' ' 1 '-, 1 ' L' ce' 1z 11' 1 ' ' ' ' , 1 le ' 1' 3 P1 .Iii 1' I .1 1 .il . II ' ' Y 1 E ' z 1 1 '72 p Q. 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1c 1 1 . 0' .. b. III ' -' ' at ' 1 . ' -1 .7 .' f. . f u - V I v . Y - 1 n ' V 1 V . 1 A . 1 1 1 , All year long their deeds of valor made the Freshmen green with e11vy. IV 1 4' 1 .Y 11' 1 A 1 l 'Sy 7- 1 - h 1 . ' Y' ' 1 I 1 .- . 1 . 1 '11, 'e 1 , .x1cg1, 1 Li . L i L,- V 7 W. X-' I. X-S' v I ' I I X1 . ff- 7 1' . I - 1 ' t, 3 I L ' 11 1 .A '11' 1 51 2' , 1, VI L ! J N . . i ! . Y p I U LII a,..-- ,.1,e dt- 1- M1 6 . 11 1 f- 1- , ,- 1 1-, I r - 1 , LCD K K-All-ik 1 A W W mr, -,QA -H ,, ,- A' rv . ,-f - xx fu' ,. .J f 1 11 L C up M 'Q' 'V Q A 'JI' f -1, ' fl X 1 l K I r i ' 1 I P 1 V MW U 'J H 0 P75 22, V V' ,-t ,,,,g .4 HMHHEN X freshman Ctlllass ANNE MCEWEN ALTA HUTCHINS ISADORE , 1 Pagr ,gn CLISSOLD . . . Ainsworth, Katherine Howe Akagi, Marion Sliizu Alter. Helen Anclerson, Avillllll Andrews, Agnes Agnew Armour. Mary Bzietlike. Louise Frzinees Bailey, Bernarcline J. Biiiley. llzirguerite Beekinziii. Lillian lilizxilvetli Bement. June lienjziiiiin. Graiee lilizzilwetll Bennett. Durntliy Marie Bennett. Ruth llt'l'1ll'4ll, Assnntlai Bielinell. Aliee llulieriy liluisilell. lfllizailmetli Ann lluyee. Allierln i':li'ulyn lirneliwziy, ln:1 Alxirguerite liruwn, l.illi:1n Hairtniain lilll'lil1'A'. llusailielle lillt'llll'l'. llelen Al. liilreliziral, lintli llxiskell llnrline, ljl'2ll'l XYinnil'reil Vzilliins. Bl1ll'Q2ll'l'l 'lll'llSlUX't' Vzill. Helen lfnieline Vaisliergr. Mrs. liertlixi Vzitlin, Dumtliy Vlairk. Bettx' l lnrenee , . . Q lissnlil. lsznlnre Ainellai Fm-lie. liililllxfllll' liuwilnin C'unnm', Flurenee Vrziigr. Eliznlretli Helen Fnniniing, Aliee NI2ll'lll2l Dalke, Dorntliy liairnestine IJ2lI'l'UXV, Louise Drusilla Dlins, Mzilmelle Dnrotliy Ditlnner, Gertriule lYoomlfm'cl Doran. Katlierine Miltlrefl Dorranee, .I ule . . President . Yiee-President . , Secret ary-Treasurer Dupee. Mary Cornelia Eekburg. Xainie Frances Eclinger. Myrtle Evzingeline Ennnerling. Eltessa Katherine Engquist. C'lmrlotte Ferry, Grziee Y. Fiseus, Lois Bertlizi Fonclzl, lla l'il'I1lN'0S Foottif. Al:1l'gIllel'ile Fort. Alzirie lflorenee Foster. Helen H. Guy, Dumtliy Trnnilmo Gilmsun, lfleainor llexule flillllure. Alililreil Ailelizl Gnlmlen, Alililreml lsziliel Clllstzifsuii. Doral Alilfll' Han-kniain. Klill'lI'll2l l3nH'y Hzignilurii, Dnrntliy Hull. .lnsepliine lileninnr H:irl:in. Helen XY:nlmlell Hzirrison. Annu Louise Harrison, llnwtliy Ann Hzivilziml. Aliee lleilges. Mary Kxitliryn Hippen, llerinine Hnllein, lintli Holt. .lame lluslien, llerniee Vnlton Hutelling. Geneva Howell. Nlnrtliai Klillieent Hnwry. Helen li. Huyne. Stzinis Hunt. Genevieve Hunter. Mzirgrziret Lois Hnteliins. Alta Noyes Hynclinzin. Ruth Urn .Iii-tle, Aliee I4lll'lll' Jolinson. Villa Johnson, Gladys Jones. 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' 1 J. 7 he 1 . , L - v 1 , ' . .' ' Y ' ' 1 , - 1 - 1 ' ' ,' W , 1' Y 'V1 ' ' 1 , A T , - 4 ,- 1 - 1 , ' I - Y ' Al u -'N 7 , 114 11 1 - 'i .L Lv - W X4 7 I X. . Y 1 f Y 1, V - t ' . . 7 1 f 1, c 1 c 7 . 1' . . . ' ' ,' .,, . f , , L 1 e , . Q, ' 't , V 'I ' -1 . 1 , f I I , Lv I ' .I K! - r 7 7 ' ,1 . iff Cl Vw ellfgfffwvii . I I I 1 ,J K L X A r. IAJ I I lass uf '24 Dear Folks: Last night I had an awful dream, my roommate said she heard ine scream, and I recall at least a ream of things I saw and did. The first thing I remember is a scene of last September. when I first became a member of R. C. 'neath ivy hid. I was out beneath the apple tree, the apples seemed to rain on me, when Isadore on just one ski approaches from the rear. She stops and gives me warning, that at 5 A. M. next morning I had best be up adorning. for 'tis Ivy Day. I hear. Then I see, in early morning iight,the Juniors intheir gowns of white, all watch- ing with supreme delight the ivy climb the side. The next I see is Middle Hall and there are hockey team and ball. and in the front stands Helen Call, Miss Hyde, will you decide? The angle must have sine of S, the distance you will find in rate, do you think I can put on weight? ' poor Helen seems so pale. The In- gleterra I see then. a dance at which there are no men, they just have snapped our picture. when strange stifling smells assail. Lieutenants rush and lower shades, tit seems as tho they're used to raidst, the roll is quickly called by grades, and now arrives the hero. A man resembling .Iohn and Fred walks boldly up without a dread, and quickly halts the Haines of red, for he is not like Nero. Again I see the hall in Middle, l hear men's voices and a fiddle, and now what seems to be the riddle, strange sights do greet my eyes. I see many girls with pig tails, one dress pump, one shoe with hob nails, and we think that there must be sales in those bright green tail ties. Now we all are down at dinner: we have beef. while Sara Skinner has chicken. as the winner ot' a prize from linglish 1. She could best describe the taste of the chicken which was placed at her seat, and we all raced past temptation on the run. Next the gym claims my attention, upper classmen, not to mention freshmen with a plain intentiontopresent a snappy show. Everybody seems excited, many guests have been invited, in the gym so brightly lighted we are waiting row and row. Finally now the curtain rises, comes the greatest surprises, .Xnne proclaims, For exercises we will sing Selection Three . Now I see the Mock Prom night, men in dark and girls in light, there we saw full many a sight,which will stay in memory. We have all just gotten in, and we're ready to begin, just as soon as Sal and Min bring our food into the room. Why does each one seem to start, put her hand up to her heart, as she looks up toward that cart and upon it sees her doom? For instead of things to eat, there are piles of Blue Books neat, one is put at each one's seat with a pencil by it's side. The instructions arc to write for each morning. noon, and night, a month's menu that would make each girl well satisfied. Queer that I should see that field where the hockey sticks we wield. where the Sophomores didn't yield, tho we tried our hardest there. But the strangest team I see, Juniors dressed, not for hockey, but for some peculiar spree. and it looks like County Fair. Now the setting is the pool, but in spite of strictest rule, anyone who would be cool just jumps in with all her clothes. It's the night of NYashington Party, and each George so hail and hearty, oft the spring board like a dart, he tries to surpass all his foes. 1 Cl Page 5: f li I LL Suddcnly Illll wildly XV0l'lill1QQ, pulling, cutting, winding, jerking, llltllilllg flowcrs which zu'0 lurking i11 Illy d0sk, hed, fll'OSS0l', chaiirs. As I look :lit 02l,l'll round scction to llly mind comes rccollcction of ZL t'0I'f121flI1 close connection l10tw00n these :ind Math a1H':1i1's. Now which Qllilfllilllli has si110 plus? And Illll sure th0r0 was Q1 fuss, fo1'I'v0 0vcn l10211'tl girls cuss, when tl10y 0ouldn't1 gct it straiglit. IVIIIVO :1,qz1i11 I scc tl1c l7llI1Cl1 i11 the gyin, not drinking punch, and I seem to have 111 llll11C'l1 that :1 hard job is llly fz1t0. Sure enough, as I 001110 1101111 they ull cry to 1110, t'C'o1n0 hcrc. it is lucky you appear, for this job w0'll give to you. Then I s00 thc situation, and great is my co11stc1'11atio11, for I sce llly occupation us 111y glance first upward flew. Whcre once the lattice work hard been, t1h0r0 is :L sheet of grz1pl1 pamper Illlll, the flowcrs 111ust Wind out and i11, how can I ever do it? The Ollly wary, without a doubt,is find the Fourth Dimension out, and I know nothing, of the route to find that unknown subject. I sit down I-IICII :md try to think, and figure out the inissinv' li11k, and I am surely worried pink, wh0n it suddenly ended. I heard the old 6:30 bell, ne er did I like that sound so well, for now I ll never have to tell how thc affair was IIICIICIGLI. So now dear folks, 1115 tfile you ve 1e1d, no 111016 will I efit cikes like leid tonight at 10 I ll go to hed YOUI loving d lllgl Q1 MILDRED F I 084' 53 I 1 N 1 EW? - I l f 1 'I X K! 1 1 kv L1 'ei he it Ui 15122 . l - .1 x f N 1 fW 1 A u'-19,5 ' 'rs F: .- 1 1,59 sa--.-- A-'Q f -2:s ,.+-4 .1 , -1, '-'vviqfqli g , , . , - ::5.:.' f ,ii :!',,1 '. ,Y I. . ,.. , f 53. ,M X r qw- I - -fl V1-47 S' ',:, V-: -ta' - nlffhv' 'vi' M 4. .. , Lx- USW' 54 lx w L , l'. 1 rj .f , L an f h ll! UHUWHZH'HHNi 5 i'.x'1'rl1':1cIN1c l .x11z S1'lliHl'BIl'lllIN'l' .l1111im'KIv1nlw1' SUIJIIHIIIHIT' M1-nulu F11-sl1111:111 NIUIIIIIPI t . FPIHUI' AIPIIIIIUI' .l11nim'Mvn1lwr Svtuhent Qluunril STIIKIPIIT I'l'c'si4lm'l1T I IHl'SIC i'HBIMI'l l'lCl-I KIAILIURIIAI Ii1cYxu1,1ms, 4I irst St'llli'Sfl'l'T .Xuxrcs Ii1'1 1'1.l-sux. 1Sm-mulSmwstc-1-1 l':l,lZ.XHl-1'l'll Ilwwl-31,l,, mlfirst SOlllt'STt'l'T NI.'.liY.Xl, U1'v1-Lmux, 151-mln! Smnwstc-rl 1 v 1 -1' 1 ll.XliI,H'Ix'l'li Rluxmrml-1m'. mlwrst 5l'llH'SIi'l'T l,lllHi,XlXl'Q lil-nmlxu, mSm-mul SUllllxSfi'l'1 4 , . . li,1 1'n Nxm'1-.xln S4 N 'I.XI, V1 1l'Nl 'I I. . . . . I,u'1I.l: I,.X'I'IlIiUl' KI,Xli1iAXIiI-fl' S1'n1'1m.xN. 4I i1'st Sf'lIll'Sflxl'T Hu.:-LN l'u1I.I,11's, fSm-mul 8411111-sta-1-1 Supllmxmmv KIUIIIIWI' . Hl'II,l-QNI-l Immi I 1'4'sl1111:111 NIUIIIIWI Rlaiin Bllilmlingg .lulm l'1z11'11vs Nc-w I50I'lllifUI'j' EIIIPVSUII Hull JULIA LIND U ljtlgr' jf! ST.-XNIS Huvxl-3 HHVSIC I'RlCSIDlCN'l'S M.x1,1N1u 3Il1.1,1-Ln. rlfirst Sl'llH'Sflxl'l f'H.x1zLuT'1'1': MuxTc:m11am'. 1S0m-mul SPIIIPSTPV5 . , , . HPlIiBI'lli'I'.k BARMQR . A . RIARQQAIQIALT Svntmmx ICLIZABI-:'1'H Sm'11:11lc1c:N. iFirst SCIIIPSTPYT AIABI-LLLI-l DHLN, tS0m11cl S0lllf'StCl'5 . , . Day Stuclvnt Prvsiclmlt, .1 -J L71 ' AI Liv, K -fa L., K V e Ulnlu fliluh Every person coming to Rockford College soon becomes acquainted with the Tolo Club for it is the organization composed or all members of the student, body to provide for the social reereative and philanthropic in elfare of the college. RUTH HoUGHToN President Lol ETA LOLLAR N ice Pr esrdent HELENE FREB CH Secretar y Treasurer Senior Members NAOMI MUSMAKER Garx EVA HUTCHINS J unror Members MT RTLE SWARTZ COUNCIL Day Students LUCILE CONWAY YVONNE CoNDoN il.eQ?u' qophomore Members LENORE PELHAM LOUISE QRTMAN Freshmen Members J EANNETTE MAT ER Page 5, Y - Y sa C , i L L , 1 w l T Y Y 7 ' ! 7 T ....... U ' -L ' - ' ., ' 1 px I 1 u r 1 L, L- f u MARX' GILL BETTY CLARK L r 1 D I, T-' -to oi 5 1 fr tw r r ,M , r ,r .- v,,r or T Q 1 -A Li, LM , e H, 4 4 e k it A I v A A xl' 5 ' lil iam A W Ml 13 Qfimi siq my i...-i., -- v .1 Qi ii-tl .bw 1 .Qali4'if-:v-saifif- Exif vip-- ff H A l Xi-XT, A H gl ' at ' 222 G - il l lif , Xvlllltllll tlmil-I. tlu- iiuist iuipillni' ll-:iIl1i'i-nl' tlu- llziy' Stiuli-nts' lllflilllllillltlll miisists til tlu- uprt-:uls xvliu-li :iw gin-ii iiiult-i' in llllSlllt't'S. it tiiu- may jiulgi- tlu- - . . . , , iuipiilziiitx' nt tlu- spit-:uls ln' tlu- tim-qtu-iit ix-tiiu-sts lui' tlu-iii. llu-sv sim-:uls iuit tiiilvst-i-vi-triv-wx' tlu- iiiwiirrt1viix'iwl tlu- liiiu-li lu-iii' lllll -il 'ii lviiiu-' tlu- l'll'U4t' iiiiiiilu-1' i 1 . . .s ,., ., , , . . .. ol llaiv htiult-nits tum-tlu-i' iii :i vlusi-i' 1-tiiiiwiiiitiiisliip tluiii xmiilml lu- iumssilwlt- iii iiiyntlit-i'xx':iy :iniul lll1'l'llll5lIllll t-tiiiiiiiu :iiul giving :iiul iiu-t-ssuiit 1-li:ittt-ri1sii:illy pn-vzili-iit iii lluy 5llltlt'llIS iwuiiii. .Xll tlu- girls ltuik l-:u-li witli plt-:isiiiw lu mn- fir wt g:itlu-ring nl tlu- yi-:iix Iulliiwiiigtlu-full-iiiiitu-1-gisimiitt tlu- iiiitintuiii wt iu-xx' iiu-iiilu-rs. wliit-li was iii itst-ll' :i liiglily 1-tlilyiiiu lu-i't'ui'iii:iiu-in Nlziry Siiiitlik 4 . li:ilt-imlnsi-upiv p:iiun':iiii:i til' lu-i' vit-we mi puiitlu-isiii wats :iw liiglily i-iiliglitt-ning :is tlu- i'li:illi t:illi ini tlu- l-'tiiirtli llillli-llrlnli, gin-ii lwy NlllI'lt'l Xlillliillllx : ili-liiiitiims 1-liii-itlnti-il lu' Wilma .Xiuli-ixtm. .Xiiumg tlu- stunts iii ligliti-i' vi-iii. lllll Nlllilllj' 1-iiti-i't:tiiiiiig1. wt-iv tlu- vltig tl:iiu-i- i-xi-i-ilti-tl lwy Sylvia l,iiis. :is s suing limo nl' Wzisliiiiggtuii Stiii:ii't- . :iiul Hairy' l7lll7tlt'iF iiiiitutimi til' :i typii-:tl i-niix't-i's:ttiui1 ul',:i i-:ill lmiii tliiiip tliuiiit. lt was iiimiiiiiuiiisly :igii-t-tl tliait tlu- lu-st stunt ol :ill was tlu- Nwllllllllllg tlt-iiuiiistiuituni Qin-ii lw lulvzt Ulatiulr-i'. vlaul iii l'll'2lll lli'u:iii's luitliiiig suit. Wlu-ii yt- luiiimnlili- liiulgt-s. tlu- tipiu-i' vliissiiu-ii. luul ilt-t-iiu-cl tlu- iu-xx' girls wmtlix' ul au-i-t-ptniiivv llllim mir iii-giiiiiziititiii, tt-ii 4-:irs K'Ull vc-yi-tl tlu- i'i'tm'tl tu :iii ultl sttiiu- tlll:lI'l'X smitlu-:ist tml' liiu-liforil. :iii irlt-:il spot lm' :i pit-iiiv. wliit-li witli twin luigi- luiii-lin-s. plt-iity ul' gtuul 1-nits . ai lvig iiuuaii -tiul :1 i'i'mx'tl ul' luippy girls. li-ft iumtliiiig tu lu- tli-sin-tl. Wlu-ii tlu- 1-nts luul :ill ilisnptu-:in-il. tlu- --'irls i-mwili-il :irtuuul tlu- luiiihri-s. wliili- tlu- Slll 'lll4 ul our luv- ?'N P' P' uriti- i-ull:-gv songs iiiitixiti-tl tlu- lu-xx' girls into tlu- lliu-lil'ui'tl t'ullt-gv Spirit. .l1'1.l.x l,ixim . l'i'i-siilc-nt l'lMl-LLINI-I liixu ,. . , X li'i--Plvslilt-lit lui,izABm'ii Hnixitixim Yviixxi-1 Vuxiuix Soi-11-tzi1'y-'l'i't-aisllix-1' Payf ga' iiul tlu- lu- The Sncratic Iiaunurarp bucietp CLASS OF 1921 ANNA FOSTER RUTH WILLIAMS FLASS OF 1920 DOROTHY JAMISON, A.B. IXIARCELLA VVHICTSLER, A.B. 1905 LORLIN A M C HURCH A B A M IN IIACUV1 Al Elf P10HltlOIIf WM A BIADDOX PHD P10lCQQO1 BESSII I BIILLLR PH D P1OfeSSO1 ELIZABLFH P BRUSH A M P1Of9QSO1 BENIAMIN W LAN RIPIR PH D PIOfeSSO1 HELIN I DRI W A M P1OfeSSO1 RUTH IXIARQHALL PH D AQQOCIJLIG PIOICSSOI HOPL SHERMAN PH D ASSOC1ate PIOIQQQOI HFINRH M H1 RRICR PH D ASSOC1'1te PIOfeSSO1 EIA M NDWIXAN A M MISS QTELLA M ALLEN A M MISS FLORENcL F JANSON A M AQSOCIHTGN 1610111 Student bodw fO1 One yefn T CLASb OI' 1920 HDLLN WILLIINS CLASS OF 1921 CATHFRINE FAIR ROSE C RLLN C LAQQ OI' 1923 MERCEDES HLATHER EQTHLR LI WIS ALICE PARKER LLINORE PLLHAM By 1eaSOn Of Inelnberqhlp 111 the N'1I1OH1l DOCIGIX Of P111 Beta Imppfi T HQVIHU fulfilled IQQUIIGIIIQHTQ fO1 9Oc1mt1C QOCIQIV fOl fi1St seal rngram nf Sprung Qllnnhncatnnn ORGAIN PRELUDE Bonnet LAURA GRANT QHORT HYMN TO ALMA MATER A CEREMONIAL ODE Lf1SCelleS AbeIC1O1nb1C EQTHER LEW IQ THE SOCRATIC HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT WM A MADDOX PH D ADDRESS The Molal Obhgatlon to be Intelhgent THE REVEREND CHARLES PARKER CONNOLLI PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES BY PROFESSOR BESSIE I MILLER PH D V1 l I 1 Pagf 39 1- I If ' I I I . , . ., . . - 1 ri , 1 4 J 'C . -.' - W I f 7 I. . . 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L l Y 1 l Q u , 1 1 I I I N 5 . . . i U l I I ' I I -I -4 I - P 4 L l u 7 I n r Q sharing Iuh llww- lun lu-vu :un unusuanl Zlllllllllll ul llllVl'l'Sl slwwn In llvlmllngr :lt Cullum I IIIN Hill ul llllS X'l'2ll'. l.llil1'l' Ilu- :lllspimw-5 ul' ilu- lfnglifll 4l4'I1:lI'IlIll'lll. twu V11 5 ' 1 v mmll Sunil Ill.lf'l' llllll-Yl'2ll'. :xml flu-nl lim- mu-lis in 15l'1'l1:ll'lllgL tu mlvlmin' XYllll lllllll'l'fl1Illl'g1'. lll1ll:lll:llbullS, 'llll1'5llllll4'l'l llIIl'Il1'llQlll'XX'QlS: 'Alivmlw1l.1l1:1t l'llllU IN Ill lllllllljllillllbll Sllzlll lu' Kl:1I1'l'i:1lly' lll-wIl'im'Iwl.U 'lllw Iwo IPQIIIIS wwf' lx 4 lnlluwsi Xllil'm:1tix'1' Nz-g1:ntlx'v l,lcxmc1': l,lil.ll.XM lhnmlln' llmallimmx li.X'l'lllililNl'QflH1'Kl-I flll.Xi'l'Q lll-QNJANIIX l,m'1s1-1 l3.x1:1'm41a lll-Qmcx fll'XNlXIill,XM .Xltm'1'l1:1Ic' ,XlI1-rn:1tm- fll,li.X Slxxixul-3 lll l'll lll'lU'll.KRlD r w lllv l1c'gL:1tiN'v In-:uns ul' lmtll mllvgl-S ll':1vm'l1-ll. XYllllll ilu- :1flil'll1:1tix'r' lll'll2lllll Hll llll'll' own I5l1lll'Ul'lllS. 'lllw lim'lifm'ml Vullc-gv lmnw tmun mm lay 21 Illlllllllllt um- of tlw jmlgrvs, Zlllll mn' llt 'AIlllV1' ll'2llll :xt liutlm' wus mlm-l'v:1tc-ll lay :1 1210 l votv P' .XS 11 rvsult of this clvlmtv. il mlm-lmting vlulv is to ln- 161-1111-cl whim-lm xxlll vv as its DllI'IJOSt' ilu- uwzlkvniug of lllUl'l' lllli'l'1'Sl along tlwsv linvs. lt lx that wv will lmvv 11llll'l' than :mv illtvl'-c-ullr-gizitv mlvlmtv nc-xt yvur. lmpwl l l l41 f' Km l ,x l l I . LL: l ill ' in j g MII , Iwi fl, 1 af It bt ed 'I Q Q-N-Q? -1' --I B 25 'tEnglish Club will Ineet at 7:30 tonight in John Barnes parlor, Dean Green announces at dinner. A I11l11'I1ll1l' ainong the Club IHE'I11lDQI'S. Oh, Marge, what are we going to read? Well, if you really want suggestions, you know I just adore Shaw. Now, dOn't think you have to, but do you suppose we Could read just one Inore of his plays? I know everyone enjoyed his last ones. And, oh Marge, COuldn't we read Jones tonight, too? He's so sweet, and oh, those priestly heroes. And, Oh Marge, do you suppose we Could take up some Russian play? 1,111 powerfully interested in everything Russian since Mr. Powys, you know. 1,111 sure Miss Drew would appreciate that. But COuldn't we take up Isben tonight, Marge? Oh, please let's do read Hedda again. Don't you think we all just need Hedda tonight? 71 MARJORIE REYNOLDS , President HELEN BIGELOVV LOLETA LOLLAR Miss CHURCH SARAH MERCER Miss DREW' BIARGUERITE MUSMAKLIR CATHERINE FAIR NAOMI NIUSMAKER DORIS GUNTHER i KATHERINE OBERLIN ELIZABETH HOWELL Miss PETERSON NIISS HYDE FRANCES RIEGAN LUCILE LATHROP Miss SEYMOUR Miss LAWSON DOROTHEA STOCK ti ' l ' ls ii Pagf 6Ij I l I 4 1 j -RL . -l l f ' l girl 1' 4 L'I , , xx, o I - f U A' V V 1 . gl 1 I .'A!l41gi? -, 'X A 'I ,vjll I 1 '1 N l 'L W i Ulaper btaff KI.-XR.IURIli R12YNoLns Iimlitm'-in-C'hi0f Du1mTl1Y '1'l'uNr:n liuslm-ss AIIIIIZIQOI' .XSSQ K 'I,X'l'l'I ICDITQ IRS LL'c1L1-: I,.x'1'u1m1' Rvru XYILLIAMS LULIQTA IMLLAR Blum' f:lI.I. VIRGINIA XV.-XTKINS Lurrsu ORTMAN Mmecallzln' XYIXDISS HIiRNli'I-I Rrlcnl-:sl-:L IC1,1z.xBET1 1 Tl'PI'IS f mr I1 62 t J J'9HHr Q U 6 F 'wa Q A Pagf 63 in S -L , 1 X , A ly 1 Ll I ' ' 1 I 1 ' A A ' fl:-'llggyf I ,7 ,My f Z! fff ,f 0 X . ff I fm '!, ,ff V! QIM -1 afi Z, V! VK, ff! f' !f I 1 Aj? ,QQ , . f 1 12 ffl L ff ff f , Q ' f M 1-. 5, ,VW ' ,f d ' ffffflfi ff f , f 'Q yf L f ? 2 i f -M thz- sau-rc-al hull was slowly If-41 to thx- !41l4'l'ifi4'iZ1l :1lt:u'. thv privst chzmtvcl DM illllllUl'1Ilh'S! D4-i inxlnurtxllvsf Yum llHS1l'll :uw-ip:-tv lim-c-v llOSfl'lllIl hhl llN'llllIllI.U hc- vriwl pif-rm-ing thm- tlmmt ut' thx- s:u-riiivixxl hc-:lst :mal pouring il li- lbilfltlll rm his 1 lliY1'l'iIl ' fUl'lIl. .Xml ruisimg his vw-s to thc- llmxw-lms, hv xxhis wrml I r- . . 4'l':1x VHIDiSl'lllllH. Thx- Slbhxlllll l'I'l'l'lIlUlly was 4-mlm-xl :mel tht- vlzlssic-all 1-hlh pro- L we-llc-ml to rvvvl in Ihr- lighlvr 'mel lnrmx Il'lYUh1llf4'l'l1'!Jl'ilIlUl! of tha- 52lTlll'll!lill4':l. AIARY HILL . Prvsimlont I,l'l'II,l' I,A'I'liliUl' ..., Vic-v-P1'vsiclc-nt I,1LLLxN Blmwx H1-:ul ui' f'UlllllliSS2ll'j' lJ0lJ2ll'fllN'llf Ill-lI.liN Iilul-:1,mv Hl l'II XYII.l,l. kMS f'A'l'lilililNli lixln I,I'l'II,E I,.xTu1m1' M.-un' UILI. III-QLI-LN f'l'NNINGlIAM C'.x'1'u1-znlxlc l 1i1-:xml Im-:Nl-3 KINN1-LY I,m'm-1 U1z'1'M.xx Ll'K'lI.li I,1c:u1c'1 1' I,ul'1s1-3 IUAKIUDW HUNORARY MICMBIC Mlss NEXVNAX I,1LLI.xx Ihmwx lCLL.xxmi Gmsux f'IlAliI.H'I'TE ICNQL'IsT IiA'l'lIIU-'NA WILLIAMS Ii.1.'rl1r:n1x1-3 l m:N4'u .lam-31-rllxl-1 HALL ICs1'H 1-Ln K ICLSU I,m'1s1c B.xr:T1u41-1 MAY U'C'uxxfm .XL1-:Lx IAIXD R fl Pngr 04 W I 1.1.-1-, . 1 L1 lf- , - L I ' - m Although we were very sorry to lose Miss Galt and Mlle. L'Hostis, who were both interested in the activities of the club, we have been fortunate this year in having as additions to our group, Mlle. Bouchon, a native of France, and Miss Givens, the head of the French department. Under their leadership, and with the assistance of Mlle. Brunaud, LeCercle Petain has been very suc- cessful. It has acquired many new and active members from the Class of '24. This was only our second year, but with the success of this year and last year, We are assured that we have as fine a French club as any college boasts of. At the meetings, French songs are sung, and interesting talks and readings about France were given. A program committee, consisting of the officers of the club, the Professor of French, and the instructors, Lucile Lathrop, and Carol Armstrong arrange the programs for the bi-Weekly meetings. OFFICERS KATHERINE OBERLIN . President ESTHER LEWIS . . Vice-President KATHRENA WILLIAMS Secretary-Treasurer n l ' 1 Pagf 65 .1 it lf Igr' hh ,. 'X Q- qx I,m'1f1c HAI-Q'I'lIKl-l NI.Xlil1lNBliHl4 lu1.'l'1ass,x Imxin-1lf1.1xv III-:1,l QN1c I-'lu-gxvu AXNNA I,m'1snA1II,xn1:lwx RVTII lIu'l'vl1luss I,l'l'lI.li I,.X'lk!IliHl, Im-11,1-3I,11uu.u'1w+x KI.Xlilll'l'LRl'l'l-1HAIL! ISA-xlmlil-1 K'I,IssuI,lx lCs'r111:1z f'1.14:.xus l 1,mclcXw143 Vuxxxalc fxA'I'llliIiINIi Ifxllc l'f1,l4:,x Xl nn H lam' 14311 R1l l'Il Hm'm1'mx f1li.M'l'l B1aN.1.n1IN BIAISICLLIC Dmx H1-11.1-:Nic Lhmlmx Rush fllilil-IN BIARY HEND1-zlzsox G1-:Nr-Lvlrgvrz HVNT KIlfMI'rlfliS ltlltil' Sul-luxu 4 .l'1c'l'1u'mz XX .XI,I,lilt ll SIQVUNIB Suvluxu Iil 1'u W1L1,I.xx1s .XLTH Lens XVI-lltil-2R'l' lfX'I'IllililNli UlSlilil,IN 'l'n1-L1.x1.x l'.x1c'rmm:1-3 I,1m,x1x1-3 lirglmlxu NI.xn.mm1cSvlimwk NI.xlu:.x1c1-71' St'IIl'liXI.XX lil-ARNI-I SIIHVI' l':I,lZ.XIil-I'l'H TVPI-35 Blum'I,m'm':Y.xxN.x'11x .X1,lv1-3 .lm'1'l,l-3 l'1l1us'1'1x1-3 KIXNAIHD l':S'I'llI-lli IAICXYIS KI.xma,xlu-51'Sm-H111 H1,lx'l'1 S'l'n1wN flliIC'I'I'llIiN S'l'li.-'k'l l'UN NIMH' Wu,l,rgs1-in Miss HflI,l'IN HYDE Auxrgs Ii1TT1,1A:sux I,u-Im: I,1uc:r:TT Pncssn-1 RHI-LA ICLIZABI-:TH Sm'1-:1z1':IGN ICLOISI-1 THm1.A.s 1A1 ' , x blaring Cllluncert My Johnny was a Shoemaker , . English Folk Song The San' Man . . . . Mc-Kinney The Wloodlands Call . . . Rhys-Herbert There'S no Place Like Rockford There's a College Old Man Noah Revival Hymn , . College Songs Where O Where Toast to Rockford Rockford College Alma Mater Flying Song fRigolettoD . . . . Vcrd Procession of the Toreadors CCarmenj . Bizet, Accompanist-HELEN DENT Dl1'QCftO1'-XIIRGINIA ESTILL The Glee Club has given a vesper service at both Christmas and Easter times, and have sung in town on several occasions. il Il LP S-.J 'C Tv L 'l 7 R 'el LJ iff, da A Page 67 I l l A urple Parrot btaff NIAI.INIJA MI1.1,1-gn H1-31,1-:N PHILLII-5 Hr nvrzil M:1l1:tg1c'l' 1' ON Q Hxau-Lx K ALI. .Xclvt-rtisillgg Xssist Dx. KIAIJIJHX I'-u-ultvi Vlflt' s I,l'1'lI,li I.,xT1l1wv PIPZLICN IKIGHLINY BlC'l I'Y SUYlilUlIliX 151111-31, K1-31,1.Y Dmuwm' Trlixl-:li i'11.xNLm rr: Mum' Llcxomz PEIJIANI Hl'ILlflN B1'r1H1,r3u IIELEN CALL DURQTHHA STm'K I'1I'ST Tuflltrn'-111-C hw! Joint Iitliturs-in-C'hivf Grgsllexfg IJEHULL I':LIZAl3li'I'Ii SIU-QDIJ I.oI.f:111. I,uLLA1c Assoc-ialtv Iftlitm' Businvss Assistant R1 m Slxt-Lux: Zlllf .lukv Iiflitill' H r1I,r3N IIYDI-l Klum' XV.XLLESI'lli Alunmxu' litlitm' Ifxvlmngv Iinlitm' RltlNll'tl'l'S An.-x S1'1 1'1cn1.x' l':MliLlNli Klxca SAR.-KH Mfzluwzn Dumwm' XYHITI-Q l'NI,0Iil'INl'l'l xVl'ZBSTliIi IQATHI-lRlXli UBERLIN HELEN Iimuxrgx' RUTH BENNHT1' Nmml BIl'sx1.u4En BIARIUN WIx'ru1xuH.xM 1:0511-LRY I LJ Page 69 l -Y Ai A - , 1' -1, -- - ---- fffn' x R A 5 ,. ' ':f1 ? ' - , -, - 4:2 ' 'riff' - --------11 -,AT ,Y 1-T--,AQ I l, . K A' W .- L - .f Thr- plll'DflSt' ot' this urgiuiizutimi is In l'l11'tl1t-rtl1m-intl-iw-st iii tht- fit-lil nl' Hutht i 4 - Q 1ll'lTlt'Y -incl to pmvitlc- :iii upptwtlliiity fm' tht- pri-st-iit:1timi of clitlt-init phzisc-s ol' Mxitllt-mzttit-s :mtl it-laitt-tl stihjt-4-ts, not tailu-ii up iii thc- 1-lass rm BV f'2ll'l'X'lIlE mit this pilrpusf-, tht- 4-hih has lu-1-ii ut gn-:it ht-in-fit not cmlv tu in uwii 1111-mln-1's, hut :ilsu tu thrust- sttult-nts iittr-ruling tht- opt-ii im-1-tiiiggs. Thi- lnllmvingx pmlmlt-in will piwwt- that tht- ln-in-fit tu 1-:it-h Sllltlt'lll uttc-mliiw tht- Math vhih im-1-tiiigs i ihfihitf-. 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A Yin-1--P11-sitlt nt Mi-x1i1.xN S'1'YLi5s , Sc-1-it-tairy-'l'i't-:isliix i Miss .XLLICN HI-1I,l-IX Bitzi-LLmx Iil't'lLLl-l C'.isi:Y Inxia Vit.-.1-IN Ll'i'1L1-I t'uNw.xY BIAHISLLLI Diirs ANNA Fus'r1-111 Hl'II,l'IN flORDON Lvl-:LLA BI'l'i1r:R l Pufw' ffl .s Rust-3 fiililil-ZX FR.xNc'i-:s Hi-:.x'i'l-1 1-Ln M.-xm' HI'LNI7l-1IiSt'1N Bunxu-ig Hosxi-:N MAim1z.x Huzm-gs IR1-:Nix IQINXI-LY SARAH BIliRt'l-IR lllss BIILLER flRAl'li XVI-lYKl-ll! l l lions seoitorlies eiiisl I A QMS f W L -W tial! 't Don'ti forget the Horne Eeonoinics Club dinner tonight is the very weleolne adinonition from the Chairinan of the dinner coininititee. The aiin of furthering interest in the field of Horne Eeonoinies is rnosti sueeessfully aeeoinplished by feeding the ineinbers. At these dinners, the eoininittee in Charge obtain excellent experience in planning for a nuinber of people and preparing the extra dishes. Needless to say, the other Ineinbers are greatly uplifted by the food. Miss Bennett of the Chicago Collegiate Bureau of Qc-eupation eaine to us to talk upon the opportunities for woinen in the business field, and to assist any girls who wished to obtain positions in any one field of work. ALDENA J oHNsToN . . President ELIZABETH SOVEREIGN . Viee-President BERNICE SULLIVAN Sec-retary-Treasurer Pagr 71 l 1 . t upnla Qtaff IAlLI-Q'I'.X I.11LL1x11 I':I,lZ.XI4l-Q'l'II II11w1-11.1. 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Svc-rc-tat1'y-'l'1'm-z1s111'c-1' MAY XYILKINS , i'm'rt-spmulixtg S0t'l'0lZll'j' I,1-:Noni-Q P1-3I,11.xA1 . . flll:lll'lllilll Pulmlivity clUlllll1llll't' .XII Intl-rnxttimml lim-lzttums Vlulm in lieu-lil'm'1l C'ullc-grv :uul in many 0llll'l' mllc-gc-s ut' tlu- I'Hllllll'y. wats suggt-str-tl lmy tlu- Iustitutc- uf lute-t'x1:ttion:1l l'llllll'ZlllUIl. Bzxrmm K:u'H', :n wt-ll lituvwn liussizm Stzttt-snum sm-nt lay this Institutc-. first :ul- tlrc-sst-tl tlu- lu-1-plv intl-rt-stt-tl. :uul mltlilu-tl :1 gt-ru-ml plan fm' tlu- Vlul-. 'l'lu- Illl0l'll!lllUll2ll lit-lzttums Vlulm wats m'g:1nizt-tl lmy tlu- llislury' lit-pnrtllu-nt. llllll1'l' tlu-lf-:uh-1-sltiput' Miss lll'llSll. ltsllu-mlu-rsllip,lmwt-x'v1',islumtlimltc-cltostllclc-nts of Histury. 'l'lu- plll'lJllSl' uf tlu- t'l11lm is In ln-mult-In um' linuwlt-tlgt-. mul. lll0l'I'- fmt-, mn' lllltlUl'Sl1llltllllQL ul' tlu- rt-lutums ull tlu- nntimts of tlu- xxurltl tu 4-:u-lt utlu-1' :uul llSlN'l'l2llly In tlu- l'nits-tl Slam-s. 'l'lu- Institutt- ul' lllll'l'llIlllIlIlZll lCml1u':1timn S1'll4lS, :xt fra-qtu-nt inte-rvuls. inlt-1-4-stingmul tlistinguislu-tl stu-:llim-rs to tlu- YZll'lUllS 4-lulrs. 'l'lu- lttu-lil'sml lllllll l1:ts:tlrt-:uly4-njttyt-tl tlm-v t'llll'l'l2llIllIlgI :nul lllSfI'llt'llYl' talks fmm tlu-sv stu-:tlu-rs. :mul ltutks t'm'w:ml tu st-vc-rail num-. 'l'lu- nu-1-tings xm- inl'm'mz1l1-tuuuglt tu :lllmv fm' qlu-stunts :uul :list-ussimn lmy tlu- Vlulm nu-mlu-rs. lll.ll'l' tlu- txllks. Tlu- stu-1-vlu-s am- SllIlI7lt'lllUllll'll lty rt-:ulingg till sulmjz-vts mlm-vimlc-cl lllltlll. 'l'lu- plw-st-nt sul-jt-vt fm- stnuly is tlu- vm-ry intl-rt-sting mu- ut' llussin. tlu- llt'YUlllllHII :uul tlu- t-mulitums tlmt lt-fl up to it. t I l l Pagr fl l W l x l 1 L 'L l i l l l i 4 i A I l 5 1 The Social Service Club elected its new officers in Qetober. At one of the 'i meetings, Professor Eldridge gave an instructive talk on The Nleaning of and j Preparation for Social Service . 4 , . . . . i 'lhe Club has furnished volunteer workers for various places in the city. Folk dancing, ganies and story-telling classes are sample activities carried on at Mon- tague House by some of the girls. A happy Christmas party was given the chil- l dren of the Day Nursery as a result of the generous response by R. C. girls. Sonic A -of the club 'irls have been lavin ' Gaines and tellin' stories to these Nursery E . 2 ZH . tots one hour each week dav' others are leadin ' kinder0'arten Work. Two Girls y . , 2 C, . have been leadin ' Gaines at the arties held each Frida 1 ni0'ht in the North End. CN - D Library work and cooking classes are being conducted at the Boys' Club. l i LENoRE PELHAM President l S MARGARET SCHUH . Vice-President ' ,E . ff Q Cecre trv- 'reasurer Y EGTA BEAYIIRS S ta K 'l f OLIVE NASH . . 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Illl .X 1'111'1'111Qg11, 111111 is 111111- 1111111 2111 1111 11111111111 l1111'111'11111 V1111111111 g11'1. 111111 11215 11X'1111 1111 111 11111 1-1111113311 11111111s 11111'111g 1lK'l' 1-11111' yl'2l1'S rx Y1'lY 1 . 1111' A11111-111' 1Xss111-111111111 is 111s11 111111 111' 11111 1111:1111iz111i1111s 111111111 k111111s 1111 11111 111111'111'1111is1i1- spi1i1 111' 11111-111'11111. '11111' 111-11, 1iv111y' 1Il1l'l'1'S1. 111y111 s11pp111'1 111' 11111111s, lll11. 111111v11 1111, 1'1111111 1712ly1Il1l1l1l11 11111111 5I1f11'1511111115111I11111' 1111111111 1111 1115. 1, '1 11 1 791 1 11 if 1,1 ,1 5 .1 .1 L., .J i I l l 1 I Qtbletln Zlssuuatlnn MARGARET DODD . President DORIS GUNTHER . Vice-President E VVINONA VON LACIIUM . . Secretai-y ' DOROTHY WHITE . . . . . Treasurer ELIZABETH HAMMOND MARGERY WINDES 4 LUELLA BITHER MARIANNE WHITMAN RI I HONORARY MEMBERS l MISS CHADVVICK MISS HYDE 1 3 I HEADS OF SPORTS FLORENCE WEBSTER .... Hockey BIARGERY WINDES Basketball I LEONA THURSTON Tennis LUCILE LIGGETT Walking FLORENCE WEBSTER Swimming i LUELLA BITHER Baseball DOROTHY PEIRCE Quoits JULIA LIND . Track I 1 ! fl ' 1, , , , Page 79 i ii...-..-.1... ,.., G..-.., ..-V If vw In I lj Jr! fyid C-'Q - J , 1, i I1 ' ' ' l A I , 1' 'A 1 I Mf'l! It ml M - lil 1-1 iwA.LK'NQffCwB6-2 MW fl .Las MILE Nmes MILES 1 il 5 11 li R , I' .' l y -i ', ig ' 1 i -A f ' ii w 9i ez' . V 1 ll' L0l1.rlo11't juggle 111y arm so. You'll lllillif' me spill this hot eoeoa all o-oueh! There, I knew you'1l clo it. That means another i'l02'tll0l'lS hill. Gosh, hut these hot clogs are good. Oh, clarnl 'llll!'l'0 went my Ollly weinie into tl1e fire. It surely will he eookeml now. Yes. gentle reamler, you are right. The Walking Vlulm of Roekforcl Vollege is having it's first pienie. It was a graml :mil glorious oeeasion. too-just ask lilly hiker who was there. Walking has risen from lmeing a mere l'Xl'l'C'lS0H to llll' plaee of a major sport. Under the leaclership of Lueile Liggett. 1-lass of '23, tl1e Walking Fluh has heeome 0110 of the peppiest elnhs i11 R. V. Girls who eannot Will an H or a B, ean win a VV, if they walk 500 miles. They van have a clanmly time while winniiig their VVS, too, for the eluh inemlmers have lllillly jolly hikes. Late in the fall,a hare ancl houncl ehase lecl the girls over fenees and thru snow- eoverecl parks. The hounmls were a lively hunch, hut tl1e hares wo11 hy about half an hour. Several long hikes to neiglihoring towns were planned, hut u11- fortunately it always rainefl. so these trips were never taken. . L Pagf 30 ill t l jp, 1-1 J . M ' ll. 1. an x ZA 'W g r Iluifdif ' all Q f L l ,Ly if it 2. - Q X' , ,f I 'fr 1 1 lt 1 Q -' l 3. ef x9 0wi VVith a crowded Sunday morning dining room that marked the beginning of training, the hockey season started in earnest. Strong competition for places on the teams made the squad practice gzgaines hard fought. There is no use comment- ing on the infirmities of the hockey field, but in wet weather the lower end, ac- companied by a few crackers, would have made an admirable soup course. The teams were announced by Miss Chadwick, the coach, at the Hockey rally on the night of Nov. 9. The program was closed with yells, cheers, and congratu- lations for the newly chosen and deserving members of the teams. There were days of intensive practice and then, on Thursday, Nov. 18, the Freshmen defeated the Juniors 4-0 in the first preliininary game. The following day, in the process of elimination, the Sophomores won from their sister class by a score of 2-1. On Saturday, there was a Senior College vs. Junior College game, which resulted favorably for the disheartened Juniors and Seniors. In the chill and damp of Monday morning, Nov. 22, the Juniors were forced to accept the Ancient and Honorable Tin Cup, after a 3-2 game in favor of the Seniors. That afternoon, the Sophomore and Freshman teams bullied off for the final game. The Sophomores came off the field the champions of the season, with 7 goals to the FI'E'Sl111lOHlS 1. The much-coveted cup was presented to them im- mediately afterward in the Oyin. f za. The Seniors attained the hundred percent training mark they had aimed for, and after the official and enjoyable breaking of training, more good food was in store for the teams, their cheer leaders, and the coaches at the annual hockey banquet. l ' 1 f 1 Pagr , I , x ,,---.i ul 'f f 1 1' . L 3 5 2 Pay' A ANNA FOSTER RUTH HOEGHTON JULIA LIND . ALDENA JOHNSTON FRANCES REGAN . CATHERINE SNELL . ANNA FOSTER . R4ARJOR.IE REYNOLDS DORIS GUNTHER MARGARET DODD ADA SITTERLY . NAOMI MUSMAKER Team, 1921 SUB STITUTE S LUCILE LATHROP CATHERINE FAIR GENEVA HUTC'HINS Captain COIIIOI' FOl'W2ll'li . Right Inside Right W'i1ig Loft Inside . Left Wing: CQIIIOI' Halfbuck Right Halfback Lvft Halfback Right Fllllhack Loft Fullbzick Goal Pagf 83 X I c vf' 1 1 , - ' ' I lngr A4 l 1 ,N W 1 K . ELIZABETH SNOW ELIZABETH SNOW . ELIZABETH SOYEREIGN . HELEN PHILLIPS, . . LUELLA BITHER, . SARAH MERCER. . EMELINE IEING . . IXATHARINE OBEHLIN ELIZ ABLTH HOD ELL ELIZABETH HAMMOND VIARI GILL LDNA REID Zlleam, 1922 QUBSTITUTF Q MARY HENDERSON MYRTLE DVVARTZ MARGARET QCHUH li DZPJZJERI Captaiii Cc-Iitci' FO1'Wi1l'fi . Right Inside . Right Wing , Loft Inside . Loft Wing Celitc-I' Halfback R1 ht Halfback Left Hfilfbfack Rioht Eullback Left Fullback Goal ' .Q ..i,..... 'gg ' I ' I E ' ........, I L L ' ' I I I ..,..... EO' I 1 ' . ....... I I' L ,L 'NI L . lj f J Pagf 85 -, LLQjL,fifff'l fi' IE? Cf' L A 'E E E 7 f I , I ' 'dl L. -nE'EY' C- Y, . 'ugf Wm Zlleam, 1923 BIARJORIE SALISBURY . BIALINDA MILLER . BIARGARET KNAPP IRENE IQIRNEY GEORGIA CHURCH . LOUISE ORTMAN 1 HELEN LOOK j HERBERTA BARKER . RIARJORIE SALISBURY WINONA VON LACKUM . FLORENCE VVEBSTER . ELSA KOEBER . OLIVE NASH ESTHER HEDLEY GRACE BAILEY YVONNE CONDON LORAINE REDDING LEONA THURSTON SUBSTITUTE S , Captain . Center Forward Right Inside Right Wing . Right Inside Left Wing . Center Halfback Right Halfback . Left Ralfback Right Fullback Left Fillllgack . Goal CAROL ARMSTRONG LUOILE LIGGETT VIRGINIA XVATKINS DOROTHY WHITE MADORA HUGHES Page IF7 4 I I I I I 1 u ,w l il V ' . W 1 1 1 5 W ' 4 N I l Y I L w A W I l I Pug NY 5 W 1 ' a I BIARGARET CALKINS BI.-XRGERY VVINDES IQATHERINE COCIIE STANIS HCJYNE . HELEN MARCH AMELIA SVVANSTON HIARIANNE VVHITMAN HELEN BUEHLER DORIS BIATHIS . ELIZABETH ROBINSON MARGARET CALKINS GR.ETCHEN STRATTON sam, 1924 Captaixi Centvi' FOI'WaI'fl Right Inside Right Wing Loft IIISidQ , Loft Wing Ceiitei' Halfback Right Halfback Loft Halfback Right Fullback Left Fullbaick Goal DOROTHY LAYMAN HELEN HARLAN LOUISE DARROW ESTHER WVINN MILDRED MITCHELL SUBSTITUTES KATHRENA WILLIAMS ISADORE CLISSOLD JANE BEMENT JEAN SOHNER MARION AKAGI HELEN CALL Ll V1 1 'I aa L A- Page 89 ASKET BALL V N . , . , A . llu' llll2llS1lI'l'HYl'l'. lull ull. wlml :1 r1'l'2llllllll .SU lm' ilu- Nmpllulllmkvs. 29 lm' 1 ., f v ., - - - Ilu' l'l'l'Sllllll'llf 32 lm' llu- 5UIlll1'IllHl'l'r. .ml lm' ilu- l'l'l'Sllllli'Il. :uul llu-11 tlu- Slll'lll Stlllllll ul' tlul wllistlv- Ilu- SlilJll1'lllUI'4'5 luul welll. l'm1u-mm l 1'e-slulu-I1 lll-l1'l'll mlnx lm' ilu- NYlllll4'I'S.H Sllvll was ilu' rl5II'll Fllllxyll :ll rlu- luft lull luwl gunu- ul Ilu- sm-usun. .X lun-fl :mul lunuwl luglll il luul lu-vu. wma Ivy' rlul vlnss ul' 223. lllll ilu- l 1'm-slmu-11. lusvrs ul ilu- llQlll.Sll4IXYK'll llll'll' FlNll'lFlllilllblllllllllll gmt llf'lll1'l'lilj'2H'l'l'lJlIIIQ ilu' llvlvut. Illlll wwlx'i11g to lllillit' ll vvvrn lumlm-1' lu-xl yv:u'. UxYIlll'lI Xnlll' fn-p. 1-lass nl' 'film Now in gn ll2ll'li In llu- llI'4'llllllll:lI'll'r. wlllvll lmulm- il lN'1'l'SSIll'f' lux' ilu-sm' Iwo vlnssc-s tu lulu- lb:lI'l in Sllvll :1 luuly 1'UlllK'Fll'll l.l'Zlj'. 'l'lu' IJl'l'llllllllIll'lVS, lwlwlwlm Ilu- S4'lllUl'S1lll1l Sulwllulllmw-s. was llu- lllxl Ql'l'2ll x'u'Im'yul'1l1vsr':1sm1.witl111 S4'Ul'l' ul ,ill lu I- 111 lzlvmn' ul tlul 5UllllUlllUll'S. .xllll Iluln,Ilu- hrst gnuul lm' tlul l'l'c-sl1- IIIUII pluwll :lt ll. K .:u1:1l11sI llll'll'SlSlt'l'1'l:lSSUl .2.2,v1ulml WlIll:ls1'nl'llul 4.1 tn .2 - . . , ln lZlYUl' ul tlu' l' l'f'SllllI1'll. Tlu-4-upgmulstu1luw'l:1ssul' '2flllIl1'l'!lQ2llll.illlllilgillll tluly llzlvm-m'zl1'x1cullt. Wa- luqu- tlull l'X'0l'f' utlu-1' vlnss XX'llll'll ln Imu- may lul so luuumrwl, wlll clvlvlul lt :ls Iurlmly Zlllll Irllly :ls lllis vlxlss llQlS mlmu-. Pay Qu A Gram, 1921 BIARJORIE REYNOLDS, Captain ALDENA JOHNSTON . . CATHERINE SNELL JULIA LIND . DORIS GUNTHER . NAOMI MUSMAKER J ESTHER HEDLEH' . ' ESTHER HEDLEY . . I LORAINE REDDING 9 LEONA THURSTON GRACE WEYKER . MARJORIE SALISBURY FLORENCE WEBSTER MALINDA MILLER VVINONA VON LACKUM 5, HH SUB STITUTE ADA SITTERLY cam, 192 SECOND TEAM MARIAN STYLES MARION BEBB wan a 2 lm . us f- ' ':, V-'i mn. ' Ev' 'Y' J umping Center Side Center Right Forward Left Forward . Right Guard Left Guard Captain Jumping Center Side Center Right Forward Left Forward Right Guard Left Guard GEORGIA CHURCH LUCILE LIGGETT Pagf QI - r .SJ f 4111 Cl' f1VW fwUQ29:fe1T3' fL, Q R-,.A 1 f-' v LL Ulieam, 1922 H1-:1,1axl'n11.1.11,s , . 4 linxx Run . . s l'.LlZ.XlH l'Il SHYICIII-IIIIX KI.x1n'1i11,L . . III-31,1-Lx 1'u11,1,lvs L1'1cx,I..x BITIIIQR l':I,IZ.XBI-1'l'll Sxmv . . Sl'RS'l'I'l'l'TlC KIAIIXIXI. UPl'liRMAX Qleam, 1924 .XMELIA Sw.xxs'mx Imrlsl-3 Iii-:ss1,1-Qu . . .lr-1.-xx M.u'1aR . 3I.m1Axx1c xVHl'l'BIAX A A11-:Lu SWANSTUN ALIUI5 .IIRTLI5 . S'1'.xx1s HOYNE , , . SECOX D TEAM Y , . zlptzun humping: C'r-ntvr Sink' C'0ntvr Right Fo1'wz11'cl Loft Fm'w:11'cl Right Cluzirml l.4-ft CGIIIIITI i':1pt:1in lumping P01114-1' Simlv f'0Ilfl'l' Right Forwzml Lvft l o1'w:11'cl Right Gllaml Loft frlllilfil If.-XTHRENA XYILLIAMS BIILDRISD GULDIQN RIARIAN XYlN'l'R.INGHAM RUTH SINCLAIR Ii.-XTHERINE Cocxlg HELEN HARLAN Q Cl Pagr 0.2 ii-,- --Y ' f 1w221 1 II I l Swimming Union infethe water's fine! That's what we all say. Our 110w SXVIIIIIIIIIIQ pool, for whieh we are grateful to Mr. Duncan Forbes of Rockford, is o110 of the most attractive features of tl10 college. If you doubt its popularity, just look in during 0110 of tl10 inorning Class periods or, for still more t'OI1VlI1l'lI1glQ proof, visit a free l1our illly 2lfI0l'I10011 at fo11r o'c-loek. There you will find lllf'1'll1i1ltlS of many grades of expertness, fl'O111 tl1e SIITIQQQIIIIQQ IICQQIIIIIOIH wl1o gasps Illltl QQIIIHIOS if tl10 water splashes over l1er faee, to tl1e venturesome few wl1o dernonstrate faney diving. But all will show tl1e same pep and entliusiasrn. To forni a system of gIl'11ClIIlQQ the swi111111e1's, Miss Hyde has arranged tl10 following tests: GRADE C' I Float on back for o11e minute. II Float the width of the pool Dead 111ill1'S float . III Swi111 the width on baek. IY SXYI111 20 yards any aeeepted stroke. GRADE B I Swim -10 yards a11y o110 stroke. II Swim 20 yards on back. III Swim 5 yards llIICl01' water. GRADE A C10 Pointsb I Swim 100 yards C5 lengthsj. II Swim 3 out of 5 strokes in good fOl'1H 20 yards eaeh. III Plunge 36 feet. IV Make standing and running front dives i11 good form. V Swim 10 yards under water from a sta11dstill. EXPERT t15 Points! I Swim 160 yards C8 lengthsb. II Swim 5 strokes, 20 yards each. III Make plunge from board and swi111 under water to the Clltl of the pool. IV hIake 3 additio11al dives besides standing Zllltl running fro11t dives i11 good form. Y Pass the following life-saving tests: a. Tread water two minutes. b. Break the following holds: 1. Under Zllltl upper wrist holds. 2. Back strangle hold. 3. Front strangle hold. e. Tow a person 20 yards any method: 1. Tired swiinmer Carry on side. 2. Cramped swimmer Carry o11 side. 3. Struggling swimmer Carry o11 baek. cl. Demonstrate satisfactorily the Shafer method of resuseitation. Page Qjl l f 1 I I r 1 P ' l I-,I 41 A -1 -- 11 . I 4 x 51-Elinor Smarts 'll-INNIS Uli, Sliiuimy. f-'mou ow-r 'ii' plziy ti-uuis. lt's ai glorious l':ill tlziy, just t-olil ouougli to gint us lots ol' in-yi. You slioultl worry il' you wvrv lu-:ltr-ii lust wc-vli. Xou mu work up :igzuu to first plnro ui tlii- iii-lin-tilxil tviuus touruxiim-ut. C oiuc' out auiywziy. Zllltl li-t's pi':it-tivo. 'l'liis may lit- our lust rlizuirv lwl'or1- spring. :uiil I riot-il to work up uiy wuts :intl li:irkli:iu1l. Sn tlo you il' you :irv going to try for vlziss tt-:uu. Stumlyl Wlmt roll You t-:ui slutly :it uiglit. :uul your lmrziiu will work lu-ttor il' you tailu- soiui- t-xviw-iso How :uirl gt-1 your lilootl ruuuiug quit-lily, iu zultlitiou to wliirli it will iuulw you lic-:u11il'ul slc-iulor. i'osy'-c'lic-tilii-rl. lirigllt- l'Vt'tl. Sly.X'l'lXCi 'l'liis iuiglit :iluiost lixiyi- lim-u :i ruin-no-g:iiuo story. 'l'liv wiutt-r was wry Illlltl,21Iltl wli:it im- tlii-ro was tlulut lust long. :iuml iliwlut got tlurk vuougli loi spot-iul polirv sunt-tion. llic-rv wt-rv souu- :ulyvulurous spirits. lyowm-vc-i', who os- tc-usililywoiitl'or:iw:1lliupNortliSt-1-oiulStn-1-t.lii1t.li:1y'iiigi'c-:ivliwltlim-it-1-liolisv. I7l'Ulllli'l'll slixitos lroiu :i povlu-t or so. :uul pi'oi't-1-tlml up tliv rivvr. 'l'lwrv wzis no tlauigt-r, liut, tll't'tll1l'Sl', il wus uiui-li uiorv lun, lit-lug oflii-i:illy forliitltloii. RIDING Ulml liorsvs, young liorst-s, lat out-s. :uul lm-:ui out-s. witli :is iuuiiy y:ii'ivtic-s ol' girls ou tlivir lxu-lis. 'l'lim-y :ur Rom'kl'orfl Vollvgo girls ou lioi-l4t'orml liitliugg Vlulm liors0s,:uill tloii't tlivy rillv wvlll Wliy.tli:it girl oyvr tlivro on tlio t'llt'STllllT liorsc' just IIUQIIIII to lvziru il 4-ouplv ol' ww-ks ago. :uul uow look :it lic-r. Tlivy tzilio long 4-ouutry riilvs iii oyory mlirw-tion, 1-airryiug szuitlwirli luuc-luis iu tlivir pot-lqvts. Quill mlou't roturu uutil suusvt. 'I liosv aux- prvtty goocl liorsvs, too, :uiml tlu- lic-ttvr tlio rifltir tlw licittvr tliv liorso sliv gots to rimlv. Ibzgw Q4 l H P5 .J 22125 ll Il ll ll Q9rher of QEt1ent5 I l.lIlI':lll1'4- ul f l'lNxa-K II lilllfll' xx-Hl'Ii 1. I'l'1'rlllll1'Il lv. SHl1IlHIllHl'l' 1, .IIIIIIHIN :mul N-lulwrx III XI:ll4r'l1Ill2 l:1m'lls- IIIIIIHIS :uml FVIIIUIN IX .xxllllillfllllr I . 1A lnlllllllllil In-In ,IIIIIIIP I. llwpa- Vllllllfill . SXYiIlQ,'illIlllT ml. mlllltllll' x'-null X HPIIIY 11:141- N I l'l'1-M-11t:lliu11 ut In r.lll1l I.. 1 . llillr X ll lllnlgc-'s l't'INPl'l l,l'1'M'll1Il1iUlI ni Imlmu Nw! Pup Du. Klxnm Competitive I 1 J L I MI MI IIISS MI Zuhges SQ RIARY BROXYN Y. W. C. A., Rockford BI.-XBEL IEEE . , Beloit College LI'c1LE HIHERUDT . Rm-kfortl H. S. STELLA A LLEN . 1921 1922. 1923 192-I POINTS WON BY CLASHES Winning Class-Fibeslnnuii Class Rcwkfcml Collcgff 1921-57 . 66 1923--57 . 66 1922-54 1924-79 . 33 INDIVIDUAL SCORES HIGHEST POINT WINNER CATHERINE SNELL . . I ELIZABETH SNOW' . LEON.-X THURSTON HELEN CALL . Rope Climbing lst CATHERINE SNELL 2nd LEONA THURSTON Oblique Vault lst ELIZABETH SNOW' 2nd CATHERINE SNELL Swing Jump lst HELEN CALL 2nd LEONA THURSTON 3rd OLIVE NASH Running High Jump lst JEAN KILKER 2nd HELEN CALL 3rd IGRACE WEYKER lMARGERY WINDES Relay won by 1924 Points 17 Points 16 . 75 Points 23 Points 17 Pagf 97 .3 ! 0 .,., ,,,,,,,,,,, Y y -S wqlx.. + R0QKf0Rb'DK'0-QIRL 11 4 1 1 - -'tr 'rx L1 .'.,,'.L -1 l A E W :Wir P1 f w 11 '11 . S 1 ff I 1 ,1 1111 ff 1 'x xlyikunla Q. J' -D 'ig' gr J!! -J Q C E 1 . 1 V I N r V Q ' Y .J 1 1 ' . - rf X ' .1 ,xii , ,X A ! X - - - 5 1 rl 'Uf' if Q A 'Q , YY -1 -66.1.1 1!-1.1, : L -Ai-i- 5- 1-4-73- Ei .-YQ-'4 1 fg-f11,+E?fi-Fr.-gagf-'ffggs -1 -1- In E, fi Y i- ji7A 41 ?: ,:E-if-T . F lf ' 1- gl 1 E1 - iw , Q -- Q . V Y ,KA Ti? If 5 i ,Ji 1 if H x 1411 : fi ? 1?- 11 1111- 11111111 111 11-111'11:11'1' 111 H1111 ' . ww Musk rum IV. . 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Jgf' 11111 -ug Pagr IOI H 1 1Q- ' -- -is ,, Y S l I t T N l btunt ap Here, you Frosh, come back and s'laam me! This and like invitations were issued everywhere about the eampus on Friday, October 8.and in response, a harassed creature in odd shoes and dress with the inner seams turned out- ward had to stop and dust the ground with the twenty-four green bows tied on the endsof her pigtails. The corridors and dining room were unusually quiet that day. as the children were to be seen and not heard. The old girls were merci- D ful, however, and did not allow them to go hungry at meal time. Baby Barry Sur-h an attractive group of ehildren with their white eapped and aproned nurses! Of eourse. the little girls with eurls and soc-ks and little boys in kniekers were the new girls. and the nurses in everyday life were known as Sophomores. Nursery tea was served to the ehildren in the dining roem that evening, but I fear that some spoiled little girls and boys, instead of eating their own porridge and animal' eraekers. gazed with longing at the ehops ot' the Hgrown-ups . After dinner, the ehildren were gathered into groups of eight. and niarehed into the gyni where the real business ol' the evening began. Naughty ones were ealled up. their oH'enses read out. and iepriinands or appropriate punishments admin- istered. Tliere was earrying of water, answering of telephones. sc-rubbing of the floor with toothbrushes.and exhibitions ot' proper daneing in the old gym, but. alter the last eflender had been punished aeeording to her deserts. formality was put aside, and the evening ended in a general frolie. F 'I 1311 gr 102 -T r' f'- . M A lt l lllllll Ht Phill X J 1 I1 r- 'vf I. X gas ,li 9 I my S VYJ X 'll E N QQ' ' J X' 5 X 1 ' 5. I 1 I 1, I kg 5 A f 'l ' . 1 x 5 I t 'ff' X 'nuff Hallowe'en Party at Rockford College i11 1921 will long be lG'l11C1lllPlGLl. All during tl1e afternoon, there were people rushing around tl1e halls with 11131131 garinents of nondescript colors. At six o'cloek, fantastically-garlied girls asseinbled i11 John Barnes 1'eceptio11 l'OO111. A gay Pierrot lead a deinure Priscilla dow11 the stairs, followed by weird witches, dancing clowns, dusky gypsies, glowering pirates, genial 1na1n111ies Ellltl precocious children. All the gaily-eostunied girls shrank back as they stepped i11to the dining rooin, for at each post a ghostly skeleto11 glared threateningly. Although fhQI11Q2llflCliCi,YYl1lCll evelyoneacquiiedattl1e door, said t'Searlet Feve1 ' o11 it, everyone ate 111errily. Tl1e dining l'OC1ll was appropri- ately decorated with owls, witches and black cats. A soft light was diffused over tl1e different groups,while jazzy strains of music aroused the girls to tl1e utniost frivolities. All the Seniors were dressed as fariners, and, i11 the process of eating their buffet suppers, they displayed the charaeteristiic inanners. The assemblage then proceeded to the gy111, where the1'e was the saine at111osphere of ghostly shapes, inysterious a11d fO1'9lJOCllI1QQ. After the Grand March, led by Ruth Houghton as tl1e Queen of Night, was dispensed with as one of the usual foiinalities, tl1e orchestra played until eleVe11 thirty. Everyone liniped hoine, pronouiicing this party 0119 of tl1e jolliest, n1ost unusual i11 variety of eostuine, and syinbolieal of the occasion that sl1e had ever experienced. For the Freshinen, it was a, novel entertaininent, Zlllfl inade thein feel, with tl1e upperelassinen, that girl-dances are quite enjoyable. Even the girls who obligingly led all 9VCIllIlgI did 11ot utter inany sighs of relief when tardy rang. Page 103 1 5' 2,5 'imiiji 1' 'xv f f 1 ,H Dflllll t b 2 Ml t 5 K. J 5' Mis I 2--1 D -Srl-J, XYIU-11. lllltlll tlw tltlir-I t'X't'IllllQ Pt-1-lt-tl tlw ln ll tm tlimwr timt-. llillllt' tlw llI'lltlt'll4 g:ty':1tIil'ml4 In tltt-.111-Sfmt lmw' -tgn. Dainty Nl1ll'lll.tr. fl:-ppixng ligl1tly ln tln-11' xxutlw. tlw st:llxx':11't tit-wgvs. ljHWll tlut Ntt-lm ln'txm:u1tltwn , llillllt'lllt't'Hlllll1wIUlllt'tll!1Ill'l', 'IM tlut tlimn-1' -xll Ill lu-1-ping NYitl1tln-fpilit ul' tlutt 1-vt-ning. lYl1ilt- 1111-mt-rruxm-111 t'HllIlIIll4'tl. l,rux't-ly' tl:1l1t'm'l'-lmlwmt lw1'l'nl'4'lls th-:tt-t-l'11l ft: lm' nl lllglnt :mtl l':1l14'y' l 1'mn tln- l:111tl ut tllt-alms :mtl t':til'ivs. .Xml 5XY1'l'l Illllrlt' wtwtt Illltblll l .X plt-:tsnnt pt ll ut lmppy lllt'lll1'lIlS. J Uilmlxm' dt-1' we-w:1lxtlt-l't-tlllpwztlwl 'lb llll' l'tN'Ill ut 1 ll't-mlm-ligllt. lllltllll Wll1'l't' vlt-V1-I' llIllltlS Imfl t't-stmnu-cl Stl't':u1u'1's ut' tllt- luvilit-st llllt'SI 11111-s ut' rvtl pun- wlnitc-. :tml lwluv. l1t'l't'.lllt'XYlSt'Ill1tltlt'2ll'.Ql'2lX'l'l'2tt'llllf'. Sc-:ttt-tl un tlu tl mNI'm'11n-tl pl:1tt'm'm. Yit-wt-tl :lll tbl'lt'l'lll1N ul' lllt' t'Yt'IlllIg1. Soft ligggllts pl:1yvflm1 LIl'Ilt't'l'lll tl:111t'Cl's l litti11g1lu-rv, :mtl Hitting tlwrv. t'l1:1sing1 grvatt lmullmms ztlmtlt. Puising mm' :ls tlmuglt fm' flight, l Pnsst-ml tlwy frmn thc- vit-w ut' ull. 1 Pagf 1:14 1 m ' Soon the strains of stately music Could be heard from yonder corner, Proinenades of stately couples About the floor of dancing room. Slowly took they their positions, Formed they into several groups. Dignified bow and graceful eurtseyg A few slow steps--another bowg Thus, the dance of age old beauty C harmed the gathering of the evening. Ever loved and more beloved Is this staid old ininuet. Softer music, and yet softer Was it heard, as now the couples Slowly passed from dancing floor. But ever does the memory linger Of the lovely, stately dance. When the dances then were over, Couples lined up for the march, For the grand march of the evening, When by stately twos and fours, Wound their way about the dance floor. Down the room by twos, then fours- Then by eights the couples came, Lovely in their gowns of old times, 'Mongst the softly shaded lights. Soon the march gave way to dancing And the couples whirled away, Whirled about in modern step-- Steps so foreign to the costumes, Yet, withal, a trifle dignified By the dignity of the costume. Thus the evening passed too quickly, Soon, good-nights were said, by all. But still within our memory linger Thots of happy hours spent, Thots of maidens all attired In the d1'ess of long ago, Thot's of maids as dainty Marthas, Thotfs of maids as stalwart Georges- Thot's of bows and deepest curtseys. J :lm ' Page 105 nuntp Jfair Tina 'l'im1ic: .laiiiiiziiy 22. 1921. Tm-L Pi.iu'i-3: Tlu- Urwiiiuls ut' tlu- .ll1lllHl'f'UlllllX Fziir. r w w ' ' ' liiigf ii.xiz.xi i'1:izs: Hamm :iiul liis lirulv. Hll'2llllI Sli:ill wi- gn llUXYll tlui llmu-y-Mium 'l'1'giil ium ,'i' Slu-, iuulmliiig :issi-nt B111 I'm '1'i':iiil. lllil llu- i'li:imluii' ul' llmiuiw xx ix NK iii' X. Hiiuim. wluil iliil ilu- l'lHl'lllIll' 'llilli-1' tvll ymii' Hiraini. slui tulm miiiim-il. lluw ilu you Mpusv slu- gin-sri-il it'. ' A . .. 41 ' Hll':llll. .Xxx l mliml Ynim-s 1-ryiiig in Ilu- tllSlIllll't'I Hut il:-gs riglit tliis way ' Hlgllj' :i ilu lnzlllmm. lIl1'4' lmzllliuwll' U f'miu- si-1' Rllltlilllll' Xim- Ulw- Vlvziiii Vmu-sl llmiu-mzulv Vuiuly' :mul l'upi-min luillsf' Himiii: Ink Qi-I siiiiu- pink li-num:ulv :iiul llu-ii gn iii :iii 'ilniui Slll'I .Xii1'I Iliis :i Illf'1' l':iii .' .Xiift ymi glml we- mmu- In tliis .Immun l in h y, lliraim, iw ll mmu- :again iu'x ymii' wmil win' Hiiuiiii: l'li-liiilif' I l Pfigr lull bnpbnmurz Eauhehille On January the eleventh, the Sophomore class gave a most entertaining pro- gram of vaudeville in the gymnasium. Each act was announced by a page with a large placard bearing the title of the act. First, Marion Akagi appeared in a juggling act, in which she performed several very clever tricks with balls. She wore one of her Japanese costumes which gave a charming effect. In the second act, an old fashioned, tormented instructor, a t'sissy with curls and stiff white collar, a mischievous urchin, and the big fellow in overalls with much talent in the art of chewing gum, all foimed the entertaining District Skule. Sunbeams from the South was an act in which some very black faced girls did the latest clog steps. The fourth act was a short play entitled Busy Please . The setting, that of a girl's school, was well carried out, and the actiesses all performed with marked ability and ease. The audience was next entertained by a dancing number, done by Mr. and Mrs. Yermin Castelle. Interesting Variations of the latest dances were given. In the sixth act, Shoe Polish, a most amusing little figure, appeared. By means of two girls, one behind the curtain, the figure seemed to have a huge waist, natural sized head and arms, and extremely small feet, which kept time to the music of the songs that the strange creature sang. Most appealing was the next act in which models displayed a variety of lovely clothes, obtained for the evening from Rockford's leading stores. There we1'e street costumes, afternoon dresses, evening gowns, and negligees. Mile. Brunard had the persuasive appeal typical of a Parisian modiste. Soft, slow music was played while the models displayed their fascinating attires. P The next was an act of mysticism by Ouija and 'tJazzyfoot . Questions were answered and articles identified, in spite of the covered eyes of Ouija. The tenth act was a delightful double piano number, which was encored again and again. In the finale, the Sophomores appeared in a chorus of singing and dancing. The program was extremely entertaining, was well managed, and showed the Sophomore class to be one of much talent. l l ' Page 107 .i'f- ,ii- -,, . LJ 4 , 15 l -X xx 1 W . f 1 1 , I Y 1 Q l X X I I 1' Q 2 x A xv tk I f i i I i l 77, l 2-venmr ap i l illlf' morning. Intl- in lu-lol 4-r. :iflm-I' Mis. Short luul finislu-cl plaiying tlu- pic-- lll1ll'. ilu-rv wus ai nm-ruul of sill-luv tln'onglu1nt tlu- vluilu-l. 'l'lu-n. Sll1lll0llly. flu- singing of ai liynin l':n' np in ilu- luill wzis lu-:ml lmy tlu- waiting Rllllll0lll'i'. As tluf . solnul ilu-if-aisml in volnnu-. llu- Sm-niors minu- into vu-w. nuwing :xlong in tlu- pro- ve-ssionzil :nul wi-airing. for tlu- first tinu-. llu- lwl:u-li 1-:ips :nul gowns whim-li wc-10 to nunli tlu-ir loinuil :ww-ssion to tlu- mlignity of F4-nioi' 4-lnss. 'l'lu- illlllil'lll'0 zn'os0, znul wnitm-al nniil ilu- Fm-niors luul tnkc-n llu-ii' plxuw-s. lli'il'l' wliii-li :1ll1lu- vollc-gm' szing tlu- lioc-kl'orrl loyalty sm-lyiw-. Dovtor Mzulclox tlu-n :ulclrc-ssc-il tlu-1-ollc-gv on ilu- SlQllli'lI'ZllN'l' ol tlu- om-:ision znul on ilu- yzillu- ot f'llll1'2lllllll Ill gc-lu-ml. .Xi noon, ilu- 4-lass oflic-1-i's l'llii'l'l2lllll'll tlu- sm-niors :it zi lllxilllill-lllly zlnpointc-cl llnu-lu-on. 'l'lu- tzililm- wus in ilu- forin of ai hollow sqnzm-. ilu- 4-1-im-1' of wliivli V wus :1 fonntziin. Slll'l'Ulllllll'll Ivy flown-rs :nul lr-rns mul was mlm-orzilvcl with l5lll'Illl' :nul wliitc-, in tlu- 4-znullvs, Howe-rs. 4-anuly. znul pl:u'c--mrmls, wliilv at can-li plan-v tlu-rv wus :1 cluinty. olml-laxsliiolu-cl vorsngf-. During tlu- llnu-lu-on. nulny songs wm-rv sung, songs for tlu- p:n'tu-nlan' llny. songs to vanions 1-lnssc-s, :nul songs to Ro1'lil'ol'll f'ollv0'c'. I 2' l I.:1tr- tluit night, tlu- girls wc-rv snrprisr-cl lmy singing ont in tlu- 1-onrt. It was flu- sc-niors, singing :iguin tlu-ii' songs of tlu- lluy. Aftc-1' tlu-y luul sung :1 Illllllllfxl' l ot' songs, tlu-y lc-ft tlu- c-onrt. singing ns tlu-y inovc-rl slowly oi? into tlu- clistznive that inost zipproprizitm- mul SlIN,'PI'C Rockfonl songi Our strong lmoiul sluill lu-'1-1' lu- lwroki-n. Fornu-cl at llc-ui' R. C. Tnkf- wc- now il plc-clgo unspoken To lu- triu- to tlu10. . y 1 Q ljllgl' 1 oA' l J ' ill W J i J sl I A-4 l i X My ' 1 Zlhp ZlBap What is Ivy Day? . To THE FREsHMAN: Getting up in the cold, gray dawn to watch shivering Juniors tip-toe about, trying to adjust prickly ivy crowns. For some strange reason, we were expected to find untold thrills in Watching a bottle of grape-juice be broken over a few little leaves that would never grow anyway. Afterwards, the Juniors had a lovely time at a Breakfast Banquet, singing songs and eating- well, lots of things not usually included in the breakfast menu. Did the Freshmen send them candy? Someone thanked me for some. To THE SoPHoMoRE: Whatfs that noise in the court? Oh, the Juniors are having Ivy Day. Ho! Hum! I'm glad I'm not out there in the cold. Silly idea, isn't it? We 1nusn't forget to send them something. To THE JUN1oRs: A cold early dawn, but it is nice to be the whole show . But aside from that, and the spiffy breakfast, there is a deep and beautiful sig- nificance in this lovely old custom. lt does make your throat a little tighter, as you march up the chapel aisle. To THE SENIOR: Tender, slightly whimsical memories of last year's Ivy Day: when We were the chief actors. Yes, this Ivy Day was just as cold, and just as dark, and just as hard a day to rise early as Ivy Days have always been. Page 109 1 . 1111111111111-1- 51x1'X'1'11 1111' 1111111 1111111-1-s: X lI'11l111il XXI11k1115. 1'111111'111:111 111 1111- 111'1'11l'2l 111lI1ll11111'1', K12ll'Y1'1 1111111-11111111. 1'111111-1111111 111 1111- 11ll1l1'1l 1'11IllIlll111'1'. :11111 1111-11-111- 511 1111 11 1 11111 111N11 1111111' 1111111 1 1111 9. 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Six hours and a half of perfect joy and bliss, for when one is young, a Freshman in fact, with a perfect man, amidst perfect surroundings, to the tune of perfect music, what else can be expected? But to be less general. Dinner in a garden of sweet peas, with the most de- lightful and amusing acts between the courses, took up the first part of the even- ing. But the Prom proper in the gym was the nicer part. That rather stiff, un- compromising place had been turned into a gracious fairy bowerg green lattice intertwined with sweet peas, floating balloons, with here and there a softly shaded light. Bright eyes smiled out of happy, flushed faces into gallant, manly eyes, a little above. But I said, awhile back, that the scene was six and a half hours later, 12:30 to be exact, in our freshman's room. She is sitting smiling into the mirror, with a dreamy, far away look in her eyes, her fan, corsage and program are a limp heap in her lap. The door opens. Enter the Sophomore. Freshman: Do you know he gave me his Phi Psi pin! Oh, he's the most wonderful man! Oh, please excuse me, I honestly meant to thank you first for turning down my bed and leaving out my pajamas for me. It was darling of you. Wasn't the dance slick? Tell me, how do you like him?1' Sophomore tunhooking herb: 'tHe was marvelous, such nice eyes. Do you know, every one says it's the nicest Prom they've ever had here: it certainly beats any I've seen here. Well, you'd better go to bed now, so you look pretty and fresh for church. Freshman tgetting into bedjz Oh, yes! Isn't it nice, we're going to church? tgiggling slightlyl Wonder how he'll act in church! Sophomore tenthusiasticallyj: Well, if he acts anything like he did tonight, he'll be just slick. Goodnight, honey! No, there's nothing quite like it in all our lives. We may, in later years, attend great military balls, gorgeous coming out parties of wealthy debutantes, perhaps an Inaugural Ball or two, and dance to the strains of the Marine Band, but our Freshman Prom will always remain the very best of all. 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' f ,W-eff Y,,4 W 'YYH H ii H ,Q H e iii wM 'wh A V ---Y v, Y K: - 6 L, Y-.. - f- Xl if e , When Gert D. with her mandolin appears li Her classmates all greet her with jeersg n She is musical though ' il K At least her parents think so, ' Because she has drums in her ears. THINGS WE HEAR NOW AND THEN Is the mail out yet? Ain't that the he1'1'ies'? lVho'll call up and find out what we have for dinner? Turn me on a tub! You poor little squirrel. Don't mind me. Say, Lois, do you know that piece called Bells '? We will sing the Third Service. I swallowed the whole pool and thought I'cl never eo lYho is that dying in Sill? Young women it is a matter of keen regret- me up. F erne Shoup is wanted on the phone- Oh, Fernery ! Is this a cat party? Who are you betting on for May Queen? Let us all be -college women. U D U Pllgl'-116 of-H'-'-1 ai sa a a 1 i P iq fou fe og!-Q25 EJ' fam 756 JJ emefff NEON XXX f -si ,f 0 XA fir Akoya! 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Kathrena Williams-Died of palpitation of the heart ldue to high altitude.D 1 1 l J 1 L1 Pagf II7 l 4' ij c .J ly I Q mi 17, I .. Ln cf ifb I1 V Y 4 1 .f S 1' - C14 hifi? FYR LBJ- X, f LQ! Tlfjlv l jail' tux 0 X L L,,,, ., l l l i A 3 'lil 'V' J ', .A Uh lg J Qian we Zlmitate Agnes Kittleson's walk Mussy's depth of thought Alice Langwell's good nature Gert Dithmer's noble Voice Lucile Lathrop's cuteness Margaret Dodd's curls Ruth Sinclair's cleverness Dot Layman's affection Louise Reid's complexion The Sophomore egotism Eleanor Gibsons brass Kathi-ena William's perfume Catherine Fair's shush Peggy Windes toddle Carol Al'lllSl'1'0llQ',iS monkey-face I l l F. Montgomery: So, Dorothy White has turned Atheist his she? l l Mildred M.: Yes, she says Jonah and the whale storx is all bunk She l swallowed a collar button and couldn't cough it up. l B. Hosken: What do you think of my new dress, Ben? D. Bennett: It does make one think, doesn't it Dr. Eldridge tin Sociologyjz What was the Drug Bill' Bob Barker: 357 . ST. John Snow tBetty's small brotherj Will you please gne me a stick of chewing gum Mr. B Mr. B.: I don't chew gum, John. What makes Nou think I do? John: Because I heard my sister say that when xou were at the dance the other night you gunnned the whole party. I 1 CJ p I dl Page IIS B A i 5, bg - 'fi C523 O 2 jf! W 'P '1' O H he Qver 0 0 E was mf:j,Esv..,: ':izi. H I Q N A EZ Q- L A12 in 115 P . H 'flfffwf 0 E lo NDXPLN W E X f-Q T A sexvff Q IJ 300K 0 I-I :A Page IIQ ft' L.,, . 71- - -YY K f S - N. 'Qi ..l ix -tflli fill lllTi1-willy J w lliitll' KG' Mgigif xllll la. QEII EBL ilaerricivs lurk flllfl fini- mlay I fell to gazing At Dr. Hc'rrirk's intvllvrtual lock. It sticks up from thc- lmavk of his head Like thv hands upon a t-loc-k. It sr-cms just as if a part of his brain t'1'oppmsl out in this uno stray lor-k. Ancl I Vtlllltlllil hvlp hut l'0lll0llll10I' That this lock mvans a tlog-goiwn lot. THIS FM 'l'l,'l'Y VVhit-li has always l:1lm1'vml varnt-stly antl clvvotrtlly in our caust- so pativntly m'v1'lnokc-tl our g0Ill'1'2ll stllpirlity ancl clmnlmnvss WILL 1 and has always always lw livltl in highvst Ostm-in as thc- out-s whu haw triml to ilu tlwir host to t-rain soinr-tliing worth whilv into our craniuins. Tlwy SVR ICLY 1'm'viv0 our must artlvnt sympathy ancl will always lw hvlcl in our warm rvmcm- liranvc to GO to thvir l0i'fll1'l'S and exams haw horn our t-him-f clolight t'?J antl clolvc-tation VU Oxr-Ocflml only hy our artlvnt tlosirfi TO win their approhation and merits. Howcvvr, if the Vupola fails to mont their Oxpvrtations then Earth is no rosting plavcig is our llOlll9.ll U Pagr 120 HEAVEN L ssaa9aaf's Cl J 1 I , W' l' ll Bib 191:11 Cliher Glibink nf Ulbis? I've been Wondering if girls' Ears will come Out of their hibernation When warm Weather Comes. Wonder if VVhen we do see them Again, they'll Be bleached and pale Like potato sprouts In a Cellar Heavens! Why donlt they Have an Early Coming Out Day And make it a big Doings every Spring? W Louise Kessler: Tess, did you kno that they nearly named the VanRiper baby 'Flannel'?,' A Tess: Why so? Louise: Because he shrinks so from washing. Sarah Maack: I'd never donate my body to a medical school. G. Johnson: No? Why would you mind? Sarah: I'd hate the idea of giving myself dead away. EVOLUTION Freshmen . . I1'1'6SpOI1Slbl6 Sophomores Irrepressible Juniors . . Irresistible Seniors . , Ilreproaehable ffl I J m Pa ge I2I J 1' 'W'T 'TiTq 'l U lg' - ILL- M.. -..l........ ,..., ii' s, I X I fi' I A i 4 f - i I ' v 1 : Rutl Q rl Q Bnstpnneh ragehp You have appendicitisf' says the Dr. inan to Jiin. And I must operate at once. or else your chance is slim. You shall not touch a knife to ine. was JIIDIHXVS firm reply I'll have no operation and I ain't a going to die. Unless I cut, the Dr. said, you'll surely pass away. You will he dead lielieye nie. sir. hy two o'clock today. So .lini was very thankful that he lived at 2 o'clock For doctors know their lmusiness and it's very plain to see, That this one saved .li1n's life, because he didn't die till three. i Houghton tin Tolo incetingl: The council was just crazy about the pins for the Tolo C'luh. Helen Phillips: Uh! so tliat's where my room-mate went crazy! IT WILL BIC RED I,liT'l'l-Ili DAYH AT ROCKFORD When the .luniors win a game XYhen Hedley gets some cents IYhen Betty gets sonic sense When Ruth Williams gets less than A in a course When school politics hecoine clean IYhen soniehody isn't kicking ahout something When .Iinuny takes sonie leinon juice and ruhs out her freckles HIVIII on to your line , said the sparrow to the old lady who was hanging underwear on the clothes line. i V 'J Page 122 ill xl l hcl ll-I ryl yu K . WHAT WE FOUND ON THE MORNING OF JANUARY 7 This is on me! I arrived this morning. Mother and I are feeling fine! My only regret is that I am not eligible to attend Rockford College. GEORGE VANRIPER SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS Get a dance pavilion out by the river. Get a couple of new books for the library. Get a new green 'tsuffin for the parlor. Tell the young women at Emerson to draw their shades at night. Remove the night watchman from the main entrance between 11 and 12 P.M. Run a trolley between Adams and the New Dorm. Have George write Dorothea more often. Do away with the noise on second J. B. ' Get a card index for Lucile Lathrop so she can keep track of her camp friends. 1 L l Pagf I23 - 1 ,' f f Tifpfl iv fl 314' 3 it 13 2 53 nj 1 J K4 I L Vigor, vitality, vim, and punch,- That's pep! The courage to act on a sud- den hunch,- That's pep! The nerve to tackle the hard- est thing, With feet that climb and hands that cling, And a heart that never for- gets to sing.- That's pep! Sand and grit in a eonerete base,- That's pep! Friendly smile on an honest face,- That's pep! The spirit that helps when another's down, That knows how to scatter the blackest frown. That loves its neighbor, and loves its town,- That's pep! To say I will for you know you ean,- That's pep! To look for the best in every man,- That's pep! To meet each thundering knockout blow, And come back with a laugh, for you know You'll get the best of the whole darned show.- Tl1at's pep! IN HISTORY Miss Brush: Miss Tupes, state briefly the main facts in the life of Charles magene. ? IC. Tupes: Eh-well, as I remelnher. he was horn very young, that is, at a very early age I mean, and as time went on, he became older. He received thc name of i'harlemagne because-elmeeausc-well, I suppose because he was very fond of playing with dog's manes. In life he had many vicissitudes, that is,ups and downs, and ultimately came to a final, violent end after a long, lingering ill- ness of two years I think. At least that is my opinion- A TOAST Here's to the mouth! It is the grocers friend, the singers pride, the dentist- hope and the lovers delight. U CJ Pngf 124 ' W ' '-i 'iT 1 ng 9 Q3 2 If ' i '55 Tl? K SN f 0 I 3 , 0 -Q , l - 'J' 4- g + f f izf,-is Wm -' V lx. L J. L 'n'-peclillqlvqess HQQJQOVOUV eh Qimm Qhlsl POST-VAC 'ATION Broke, broke, broke! I haven't a cent, you See, And I would that 1ny tongue could utter, The thoughts that arise in nie! I. French: Where did you do most of your skating when you were learning. Hutchison: I think you're horrid. Isabel Schaefer: Doctor, I want to he vaccinated where it won't Show. Doctor: My dear young lady, I'm afraid I'll have to do it internallyf' Florence: f'What kind of an instrument is that? Mag: 'gShoe horn. Florence: HWha.tl does it play? Mag: Foot notes. Schrock: Well, we can'tl believe more than half we hear. Samuels: Oh, Worse than tlhatg I can'ti believe more than half I Say. Prof. tto student coming in ten minutes latebt 'fVVhen were you born? Student: The second of April, sir. Prof.: 'tLate again. McBride: Well, I surely knocked 'em cold in my courses. M. Golden: 'lYeah, whatja, get'?'l McBride: Zero. Marj: f'Have you any class now, Kaki?l' Snell: f'Look me overf' Pagf I 1.7 --.- -- 3 .A ,,-. I 9 -.,-i iS ' V-S KX X i , NX I i I l Ciba Zlaeigbt uf Zimpnssihilitp Marguerite Kanthlener making a good recitation. L. Pelhain refusing a chance to argue. Herinine Hippen without a date. Rebecca Counts learning to swim. Lib Sheclcl in a serious inoocl. Gretchen S. following the new tlancing rules. Esther Lewis with ruinplecl hair. Eltessa Eininerling without a long tlistanee eall. Dorothy Dake not playing briclge. Helen Harlan keeping quiet. Vesta Beavers without a grin. IN BIBIJC Dr. C'arinan: Miss Hetlley, l expect I eoultl talk seven hours on these six , Verses :intl not exhaust them. Hetlley: I expect you eoultlf' IN l'HYSItlI.tJtlY Miss M:1rsh:ill: Miss Sitterly. what tlo you call sugar antl starch by thcln- selves in :1 class. Sitterlyi 1 iI'tlt't'l'lt'S.' IN BM l'liRIt BLK JGY Miss Sliermaiiz Miss Fraseh. what is t'erinentation Fraseh: A tlisease that makes beer. IN PSYFHOLUGY Dr. Yanlliper tcliseussing a quizlz Miss Styles. how ne answer? Styles tthoughfullyl: Oh, about two seats away. , , . Q Pagr 130 l'ii 'I fl. . t qv' ar were you to the right rj! l i K- r. I 1 v 4 v i ' 1 4 N ' 1 J 1 4 I ' w I I, m V T In 5 l I ,J Y N ll l V 1 m E Y F' ' 1 Page I27 l I lj H -A J 'J 1317 51121, L ff. .ii-'itil me s s 1.1- u'I1 '.flf ' 5 ill 'll- lf N f Y ' , Y , ....1i.. -- -1 1 . - l Cllllaggifieh LOST-Somewhere between 3d J . B. and Lab. my perfectly good ambition to be a chemist. If found, please deposit in Rock River and oblige E. SOYEREIGN STRAYED-Twenty-five pounds. Finder please deliver to Ada Sitterly with interest. THELMA PARTRIDGE STOLEN--A few hours sleep by ambitious people who get up at six bells. Kind- ly return just before exzuns. SLEEPY I'PP15ReLAssM1-:N lVANTED+To eorrespoinl with :1 brilliant. goodlooking young 111311. Ubjeet, inatriniony. Must be young but not as young as I aun: also refined but not as refined as I run. A.. ANDRI-Jw NO QYESTIOXS ASKICDW If I :un furnislied with a box of 1-andy. My system eruves eats. I. IQINNEY FOR SAl.l'If-Many sociology books wllieb have never been used. fl0IIlll1llIllC'2ll6 with. J. ALBi:RT1's WANTED- -Trzlnslzitions in Freneli. Will pay a good priee. A. IQITTLESON THANKS-fl'o the CDlllOIlllCfll0 more asparagus. GRATi:Ft'L STt'DENTs PERSONAL-lla eoine baek. No questions asked. 3D J. B. TO EXCHANGE-lNIy job as proetor. No reasonable offer refused. C. ARMsTRoNG ti LJ I I Pllgz' 128 t In U-,W-.-3 U 7? mn w to me ,- - e We LJ 51, 2.4. ' FOR THE FR FISH MAN When you're studin' C?j in the library And actin' up like sin A gassin' an' a jabberin' An' raisin' sueh a din You'd better watch our manners Y An' east your eyes about You'll promptly find yourself called down If you don't Watch out. FAMOUS FISH - story cle-ieney Noah's raincoat dog - suf-ient Soup and A - eye poor M - on Friday. Dorothy Suddarfl at a basketball game: How do they ever expect that ball to stay in a basket that's got a big hole in the bottom? Dr. Van Riper, in the next seatg Yes, it's about as futile as exfec-ting a seeret to stay in a wo1nan's head with a big hole in front.'l OOO 1 223 QW QM 11.1 Page 129 six Y ' ' '-' --f' g -. -Q V s it--t J - i , 3 fl ' o' ' - , A, , - -. A 1 1 n - - x -',' Y dj' - vi 5 X if 1 i K 1 - li-Y -'J 5 ' clk lr ' X 5 ix L i 1 H5 K i rllllilllli you all for your write-ups. your pietures .'J When you COIHC to the end of a book like this Whieh you've stiutefl and saved to buy, And you think. perhaps, it could be improved And the price is ai little bit high. Please l'9ll10l11lJO1'. clear readers. we'ye done our best. And it's your book, not our book at all. The jokes are your sayings, the pictures of you. You'ye plziyecl all the hoc-key and baseball. We'ye just trietl to eolleet the iuaterizil for you. With apologies loutl :intl profuse .Xml thzuiks strong :intl hearty for all your help. So please give us praise. not abuse. Anal believe that we'ye tlone our best. lt' you want to be kind. :xml our frieiuls for life. Praise wlmt's gootl :intl forget the rest. -iN fjmoelm, XX ,. X -ff K-no -!5?l.-.I-7:1-.Jig and jokes, U U Page 130 in ft' HUVEWiEFlENhfi READ THEM.f Th h ve m de the ublicaiion f h b If bl Pa 1 - 'l, 1'l GFFETT STUDIO Branch of the Famous Exhibitors of Chicago The Best in Photography STVDIU Homes: 114 W. ST.x1'1- ST. 9 xl. m. to 3:30 p.m. Plmnv for Appointnlvm ' Illlily by Appoilmtlllr-llt 'I'0lz-phom' Main IBTQ 20 ' Qs Discount to All Students , I Let This Imprint when you think of 961 WL GA Be your guide l Photographs 7 Phone Main 2570 . Main 875 127-29 N. Mam St. M Pg 33 - K 'B I 1 l It's Weise's for Blouses The smartest of new styles in the up-to-tlie-mimiteu fabrics. You will be pleasantly surprised at the Unusual Values offered in this departnient. lVe specialize in Ladies Sweaters-all the newest sliacles and weaves in silk or wool-slip-over and coat styles. lixvlllsive lt cmn' kforfl Agexits for Wooltex Coats and Suits jack Tar Middies and Smocks Frolaset and justrite Corsets Niagara Maid and Centemeri Gloves Harvard Mills Underwear Also Rockford distributors for Phoenix 100+ quality silk Stockings llrol. 111 li'l'llll'f'I 'HX new use luis ln-1-lm louml lol' mlogs. I Yoim- in l'l:1ss: Wl1:1i liiiul. l'l':lnlcl'11i'ts'. ' Straw Hats Cleaned and Returned Like New Neat repairing on finest footwear Q Dry Cleaning and Pressing of ladies finest qu Suits or Coats. Gloves cleaned carefully ,X and thoroughly A ,f fa L. EXPERT HAT CLEANING AND gli, ,Qfixjf ig, jQ9,' 5 7 REBLOCKING ' V . it 'es Q ff -Q f , Q ' f xx 1 ,JJ ,ff 1 fix VCX-cf XY1' invitt- your lllllllllllltll' X Separate Shine Parlors for Ladies f I h Ph ' ltll IC. Stain- Street Goods Called for and Delivered Pliom- Main 1274 I 1 f l l l l Pugw 154 I l El 1' I l A ' . ' Dr. Mulliuix tin cheiiiistryj--'K Now Q77 what do we do with this solution Shedd-'LI think the next Step is to add dilute H2 O. Federal Bakeries 323 W. State 316 E. State .K Buclfbeeis' FLOWERS FOR E VERY OCCASION Wedding Bouquets 8s Corsages Specialty 1 Pagf 133 l N 1 , l ' i ' x i STEWART'S Stands for the highest qualities obtainable in seasonable Merchandise, the lowest prices consistent with these qualities, and the best service possible in distributing them. Headquarters for READY-TO-WEAR, NECKWEAR, GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, AND UNDERWEAR, RIBBONS, LACES, AND TRIMMINGS, JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND YARNS, DRAPERIES, AND RUGS, STREET AND PARTY SHOES P110 w I II X L Y' x w I . ' L Ascher's Midway Theatre Presenting the utmost in the cinema art with superb musi- cal accompaniments. We especially COlIllHCIlCl your attention to the Midway on account of it's unexcelled ventilation and refined sur- roundings. Pagf I37 f N J J J Citi: e qi? GUST. E. EKEBERG DRY GOODS CO. 427-429 Seventh St. Two Stores 1019 Fourteenth St. Popular Merchandise at Popular Prices We sell Butterit-k Patterns L. C. SCHORN 112 S. Mmlison St. Both Phones 62 'lNt'Il'l3llOlll' Main T24 Rockford Printing Company COMMERCIAL PRINTING Ofiice Equipment and Stationery 219 IC. State St. Hoekfolwl. Ill. 1 I a 3 l I PIIQVIQO I 1 . 1 1 U -' Where the GOOD EATSH R come from Genuine French Pastries, C'lior-olate Eelairs.and C'ream Puffs with genuine lVhipped Creain, Lady Fingers, Mae- aroons. Cakes, Pies, Jelly Rolls, Butter Rolls. and 100 other Goodies. LaWton's Electric Bakerles 318 E. State St. The Blue and -ll5 W. State St. White Checked Store H. H. Cutting 8: Son JEWELERS 324 E. State St. Roc-kford, Ill. w 1 Rockford College Club Pins I Jewelry Made to Order 5 Ubi: Shun nf a Elhnuaanh Gifts . l I l M. ill. nrriz P Zlrt anim Gift Svhnp 221 East State St. 2 Wve Frame Pictures The Name Stands for the highest ideals in the art of piano building. The present esteemed position of this instrument among the renowned pianos of the world is a gracious l 4 acknowledgment of the genius and perseverance of its huilders. Endorsed hy the l most famous artists and musicians and warranted for an unlimited time. l 4 K I t l. it It is a piano which you can safely buy I RETAIL DEPARTMENT State at Wyman I l . . ' l i Page 130 , Q 5 l y l U 4 x Fx -. STRAP MODELS and SUIT OXFORDS The Keynote of the New Styles in Footwear. Smart lines and good fit distinctive of our perfectly fitted models. Assortxuonts always c-omplr-to in Footwear and Hosiery. E. 81 VV. CLOTH ING HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHIC he - HEADQUARTERS ' ' 2--I FkT','9:' We carry a nice line of Cameras and Sup- plies, Plates, Films, Developers, Flash Light Powders, in fact any material used 'S QN4 ,. in Photography. Worthington db Slade Developing and Printing J t Rock ora' S Greatest Store Tin- pn-st-nt pt-riotl of 11-1-m1st1'111-timi is :ui 1-xt-t-llvnt limi- to tt-st tmlll' WUVII1 In full' ulll' gmrtlx ulll' lllt'l't'ilIllltllSlll2 tlimiliijl Illltl Ulll' Sl'I'Yil'll. It luis !lt'X't'l' I1-vin tlu- polit-5' of this stun- to vlliplnzlsixc- prim' :ls that 2llll'2lt'1lYtl tvamtllw. 11111 ll 1sotl1'xx'1sl1 that tllll't'llSllllll1'l'S lwatsstxn-tl :lt ull time-s tht- in-st vullu-solvt:nil1:1iwlt-4-mmsistvimt with ttllilllly. CSS Bl DSIKCO. M lf. State :mtl Third Hts. l Pagr 1.111 I I I I 4 1 W. l 4 A ll I, 1 l 1 , l 5 1 i I l l p LA e I O I I lllluzml nn WU I y p 186 'vu-F7 'L F, mf Nggf-:fi?g'? LFC' eff- SIEALTH 4 f f!,!ife,':y FFICE9 Ay 5- 4 -JN -:J 12- gi. Z I p n I will help you keep your physical and mental temperature at the efliciency point. Our pure-syrup sodas will satisfy your thirst. The sanitary care that is employed at our soda fountain will give you an appetite for the proper cool- ing drink. Folks are talking about the rich creamy good- ness of our ice cream. HERE'5 MY HEADQUARTERS giofgzi 1 A.E. FREBURQ Pg0P. s,E.coR. vm sv. af an Ava. PHONE MAIN zzls ROCKFORD, ILL. Page I.5lI lx N fb iq ,fy-11 , N V g Y, . 1' il 1 1 .I t'lr ' -Qi f-. -N. fe -- A ' Ja :'J I ORPHEUM a ace JUNKgR5I3iTRES Rockford THE PALACE THEATRE is an important link in the chain of Junior Theatres of the Orplieum CllI't'lllT, uoliicli operates and controls 45 pro-eiiiiiient vaudeville liousos in 36 cities in the Ynited States and Cliiiaulzi. This Circuit eililmices ai tr-rritory l70llIlClf'fl by Vliimgo. the Puviflc- Vozist. Xv2lIlt'OllV0l',2l1lCl New fll'lC'2lllS. The Most Beautiful Vaudeville Theatre in the Middle West At all times Encouraging Innocent Amusement Offering the comfort and catering to the wishes of Rockford College. MEET ME AT THE MIDWAYU The home of good sodas. FOR HOME MADE CANDIES Midway Pharmacy lfruxx W. ll.Xl.l,Ut'K TRY Prop. 9 oegg 5 College Tea Room Mrs. Sells 527 S. Third St. 417 E. State Street. il Cl Pagr 143 -- ' t- :QD 3 f V-f', Q , VW- -J 2.1 mf? 25 F I I AMERICAN BEAUTIES G. Frrz. C. TREFZ FITZ 8: TREFZ CLEANERS 8a DYERS Phone Main 1476 410 Mulberry Street Rockford, Illinois You can't learn to swim by sitting on a bank watching a frog. Dive in! CORSAGES SWAN PETERSON 81 SON FLORISTS, SEEDMEN AND NURSERY MEN E. State and Longwood Sts. 127 N. Main St. Rockford, Illinois fl ,J Pagf I43 -E - 4-51 .291 29 Clif Li - - Qi 'S - Field 81 Co. - , X Walk-Over 206 W. State Street FOOTWEAR OUTFITTERS TO WOMEN Provides the style that appeals to every woman's heart. Step in and permit us to show you the new things. Exclusive Garments at Sensible Prices Walk- Over Boot Shop ll0 S. Nlillll St. Prompt Deliveries of Building Materials 70l li-ig . I and Fuel Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Windows, Doors, and Mouldings NEPONSET Twin-Slate Covered Shingles and Roll Roofings UNIVERSAL PORTLAND CEMENT Rockford Lumber Sz Fuel Co. t State St. Phono Main 67 l The Spatz-Barrett Ice Cream Company -. r I 1 , I . Page' 145 I i AMATEUR Packard P1anos KODAK FINISHING AND ENLARGING PLAYERS at GRANDS Kodaks and Supphes VICTROLAS 8: RECORDS MUSICAL MDSE The Kamefa S1109 A G ogren Mum Co 100 NY St ite St 419 -ll: Sm Outh St LAWSON 81 PETERSON DECORATORS Dealers mn Pamts, Wall Papers, PICUJICS, Etc We Speclallze m Hlgh Grade Interxor Decoratmg N kt Peanut FluH Black Hawk Bar Nougat Bar Old Style Walnut Bar Peanut Bar Fancy Chocolates HHIHGS CANDIES D1st111ed Water Coca Cola Hlres Root Beer Goldelle Gmger Ale Orange Crush Fountam Supphes Superlor Sodas Rockford Coca Cola Botthng Co lag 41 lIllCOl pol ltc-dl 1 w 1 O . 0 o 0 V1 A1 H 1 V1 V AY .u,2's,. J- nr' L. SUS lf. Stale Strom-t ' ' ' ' Phone .Iam 421 ' ' Roc' 01'cl. Ill. 0 l Q - o ' 'I ' Lf I J I I I . I: Th. Green Bros. THE COLLEGE SHOE REPAIR SHOP 315 E. State St. H i ckegfs CHOCOLATES AND BON BONS LUNCHEONS Home Made Confections, Ice Cream, and Ices I l 1 P g 47 1 E My E This Book is a product of the Year Book De- partment of the Rogers Prmtmg Company Dlxon and Chlcago Illmols Cl I1 Wi 1 ft P 3 CHOCOLATES AND BON BONS They come direct from a spotless 1111111- ufaettory and are just b1-imful of sweetness. If you care for the mixed candies, you should select from our i111111ense assortment. WILL BURNS FEATURING ---- P 501 East, State St. MARSH PORTRAITS BY PHOTOGRAPHY Phone Main 4536 113 W. State Street Rockford, Ill. V U .11 Pagf 149 H L 'fl Q 2 4.11. gf, 1 . -' ' , 'xr . K t T. Lf J, -it Y . . ,KJ 1 ulrk y 1 1 Setting a Standard By ojering the nzoxt fxcIu5i:'f xtylef and thejineyt in qualityfor pricey confiderably Zen than you are ordinarily afkfd to pay elfecchere for quality merchandife that compare! saith our-5. Thif policy if adding to our clifntflle' many Jroref of Rorkfordff mon' di5crinzz'natz'ng cvonzen and J!1'.f.ff5- Iblay cw have thf plrafurf of flzocvirzg our fvonderful garment: to you cohen you rontfnzplate adding to your fl'C1l'dl'0bt'. E.X'f!Ilfl'i'F!j' a Ladiff Sprfialfy Starr W. F. Brown Company 110 III Staff Sr. J. J. Beale 85 Bro. JEWELERS 406 IC. Stzltv Strom FITZPATRICK 8: NELSON Marinello Shop 320 1xIlllbG1'1'j' St. Y Pagr 150 1 ,ot B fl 'T APN M' 'ff' f A- U .1 ,vu- .J HP Ggfte Svhnppr 124-126 South c1l1llI'f'h St. Quaint and Unusual Gifts-Novelties and Furniture Students Cordially invited always Midway Floral Shop FRESH FLOWERS 85 BEST SERVICE Telephone Main 2599 903 E. State St. S ELISHA L. THAYER CO. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS 104 West State 10 steps from bridge Repair Work our Specialty May we serve you. Northern Illinois' Most Beautiful Store For Women 4 P t UU 5,-y, get v1l3jQg,fS ls. W QL Z, 1 -- H1 lg! 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The little vacations, the week-end trips. the nice little visits to relatives are life-savers. But one eannot always have sueh delightful oeeasions in anticipation. So other elianges of atinosphere nnlst he devised. May we SllU'U'f'ST a diversion that is always available and always interesting- P575 always diH'erent, in soine way froin the time hefore- a diversion that eosts you nothing: and whieh supplies pleasing stinnilation of ideas, about personal apparel and requirenients. A visit to this Store. lYithout any ohliggation to inalie a purehase. lliitli our invitation to ask to see anything you niay desire to see, at any tiine. regardless of whether you wish to purehase at the time or not. lt is our pleasure to keep you infornied about our goods and interested in our store. It Pays to Trade at Ashton s HIMM N The College Book Store 414 East State Street l i lirlgr' .11 i l l l i V - ' 1 Rockford College Founded in 1847 A COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, DRAWING STUDENTS FROM MANY STATES AND THREE FOREIGN COUNTRIES Standard A college as rated by the University of Illinois and the United States Bureau of Education. Member of North Central Association and Association of Collegiate Alumnae. Seventy year's line traditions, high scholarship--degrees first rank. Expert faculty of 45, greatly augmented this year. Strong A.B. and B.S. courses in all liberalizing subjects taught in their human re1ations-Mod- ern Languages, Classics, History, Sociology, Philosophy, Sciences, Political Science Special Courses in Music, Art, Education, Home Economics, Social Work, Bus- iness Adininistration, etc., leading to degrees in these fields. Unusual opportunities in Physical Education-new swiinniing pool, horse-back riding, hockey, basketball, tennis, dancing, etc. A College that Believes in the Education of the Individual. WM. A. MADDOX, PH.D., President, Box 17 Phone, Main 749 I Page 155, , 1 1 I If Y A Z K 'Mm V f ' Ai' H' H H A Y ' ff Effwwf Cffvff1ffLEm1aX N3 , .- ,,,,- .. 3UQLk4 !..,.- - J v . 4 D CJ m C1 ? 1as92a2' 1 i i .,f,- ,if- xx I I Ui 55, ,,.V AX N 'TL-' iA '..T.lT'g gJ s i1 0 Y f f Autngruphz ff ' X I 1 .- K X' I7 ff , Z -72-. V f'.?,N-7291-45 IQM-,- .ff 12 04 ,war l Y W J ,yd-up, f w f ' Y 'W YY. ' 1 0 , - f J , f X -mf' ff' f.. gi! Ju .J Af.: lfgyff-?7!L!fLr'vy! . J , ' 1 , ' f A l . JZ-xl I , If AV-k YVJ,,,f!AvV4V, Vx X 44 Y Ll J A 1 47 YYY ., p 1 5 Lf A fix 472 L- fL.fgw,Q ., .4,4 1f, f' ff f J, K -- I ' , ,VJ fam I JXAUC 1 rg ' f X x X f yi f if ,f i, ' K ,, ' K x.. . 1 J 5 7 7. A Y . 1 , xj. 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