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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1939 volume:

w 1 x r I i V 5 T 9 L, 1 u Y 1, is i 1 I r Y R x 1 , I 5 x 5 W X P Eiga THE 1939 f fs ff PRESENTED BY THE IUNICDR CLASS of RCDCKFCDRD CQLLEGE MAY, 1938 Witli gratitude for tolerance and humor, with admiration for keenness of intellect and enthusiastic pursuit of truth, with appreciation for the sincerity that makes a cherished friend, the class of 1959 dedicates this Czzpofa to Dr. Paul A. Palmer, professor of government and economics. DEDICATIQN PAUL ARTHUR PALMER, Ph. D An ever growing interest in politics and government prompts a college com- munity to adopt form and organization like that of a political body. With a few changes in terminologies, the simi- larity is apparent, and it is possible to present Rockford College as a unit of party politics. Introduction Administrators Pressure Groups Propagandists Favorite Sons Grass Roots Calendar Supporters Zfaawaaarf KYIOOGG F r. 1, lr Z 4, E S 5 if fi 7 - 15 'Q 52 s 22 5? 55 is ,S L. fl f V ff W W W Q X - I f, 7774. W , f fx W' 'V Z 7 ,,,5 3 I 7 74 . we , ' Z . 1 . if ,Wm 5 u iw ' 1.1 -W ' . - W 'f 3:54, . , V 'Sf J X .'. 1. , 'v iii fir ... ' 4 fa 3113- q 4. ' ' 1.14: , . lf A ga A - The ideal of college government is self- government, with no laws except those that are self-imposed. At the bottom of the organization is the body of students and faculty who make up the College Government Association. Their elected representatives, the Board, work with the President and Dean of the college in formulating and administrating policies and programs. PRESIDENT MARY ASHBY CHEEK WW Q, Z4 S af X ,, .5 3 if gg sv . V. S WWW -.wifi DEAN MARY L. MUTSCHLER ?7 Q N44 Y! 4? S W use fi S 2 2, 2 ix '94 Crowell, Mackey, Hess, Reitzel, Stewart, Smejkal, Peterson, Roach, Pripps, Ostlund, Wfright, Myers, Drechsler, Starr. Pritchard, Behensee, johnson, Blane, XXfilliams President of the Association, Lillian Drechsler President of the judicial Council, Sally Roach Secretary-treasurer, Martha Wright College Government Historian, Elizabeth Peterson College Song-leader, Mabel Ostlund Faculty representative, Dr. A. Frances johnson Y.XV.C.A. president, Romeyn Hes Editor, PURPLE PARROT, Marguerite Myers Senior class president, jean Stewart Town Student association presiden junior class president, Virginia Crowell W.A.A. president, jane Smejkal Sophomore class president, Lois Pritchard Forum president, jane Behensee Freshman class president, Harriet Pripps House president, Marian Reitzel Tolo president, Lois Starr Parliamentarian, Beatrice Blane COLLEGE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION BOARD S Dramatic cluh president, Margaret XX7illiams t, Betty Mackey Details of administration are left to minor elective councils and appointive officials, who represent certain divisions of college government. Interpretation of the laws and application of them to individual cases are provided for in a separate judicial Council. fmt IJ, -1 .' H ' ,.T2,p,Lf If. . J b V Mmymfwmrfw .... V ,,f::'1, it V I .'z, I , , 'ls ' -ov Lj'?f,ff f I 5- ff, - .if 1' ,,'?' - 411- gtg-', Ii Q f, 3' Je '14, - 5' ,J I -.-,lmw .lug ..' -' Stewart, Norton, Pritchard, Roach 'Virtue is free, and as 21 man honors or dishonors her, he will have more or less of her.' JUDICIAL COUNCIL 'Q' 1 ya A . ,V il I Ei ,,M1...., W.. - . ,M ., . .c Crowell, Peacock. Spottswood, Stern, Kennedy, Bauer, Mackey, Floberg, Eril-cson, Maguire, Brandt The year brings new rooms and ping pong to the sisters by day. TOWN STUDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD HOUSE PRESIDENTS Keepers of the keys and speakers of the houses, dealing alike with foreign entanglements and domestic relations. WLllAD6kC, Reitzel, Sherwood 1 fi is . X, Q3 225 ' X Y 5 f r . ,.., . V V I -J Elmers, Norton, Nietlmmmer, Cooper, Simon, Starr, Bradford, Miller, Cuvanuuglw, Kennedy, Blake Contact with the world of men. TOLO COUNCIL Y. W. C. A. CABINET Serving the need, providing the bill, and filling the calendar. Williiiins, Simon, Belknap, Brigham, Scliwab, Hess, Ostlund, Stern, Norton, Barrie 4 SID 5 w NM is 0 'G Fa gl LORENA M. CHURCH, M.A. Regiffnzz' FLORENCE SCQHENCK, B.C.S. Bfniuzf' JEAN M. SHARPE, M.A. Libluzmzlz LILLIAN G. CHARD Diefifimz MILDRED KIMBAL1., B.S. AEfm'11111f Dietifhzzz MABEL J. PETERSON SLQl'l'6fdl'-1' I0 the Pmridelzf 'ai M. MARION BONZI, M.A. AJ',1'j.ixfdlZf to the Demi ETHEL HAOGE, R.N. College Nznire RUTH LATHROP, B.A. Uk! 1411111141111 Lzbml mn MARGARET S. THOMPSON, B.A. Madd0.x Home D11 ea lm HELEN RAE RUTLIZDGE B.A. Alfnzzmze Sew'ef,z1'y ELEANOR DEGOLYER, B.A. Direrfor of AdI1lf1AJ'f0lIJ' MW? 'fx' SS9lM cZ1wK Efaeffiif ,fm i XZMZWZZ The college political scene, like the na- tional, is what it is largely because of the activities of pressure groups, These groups represent certain common inter- ests and seek to mould policy directly or indirectly. The classroom is a powerful pressure group, in which professors, like party bosses, while interpreting adminis- tration policies to individuals, are lead- ers in forming a unified block of student opinion. MARQUES E. REITZEL ELIZABETH FAIRBANIQS EVLLYN I. FIERNALD B.F.A., M.A. B.A. Ph.D. Ar! Biology Bvhlll-Q' Clvezffis-f1'.3' Clveflmll'-3' Clufzzmlrhy Ph.D. Ph.D. M.S. RAYMOND D. MULLINIX DONNA PRICE EDITHA UNDERHILL W Q' 'M 1' 1 1 I .ff ,, .lf . , JORDAN CAVAN ABBIE F. PQTTS LORRNA CHURCH Ph,D. PILD. M.A. Etjllfdfjfl IZ E11g1'iRs'lv Ellglj.1f7 ling!! x lv Ezigfiyb Engliyb Pl1.D. M,A. B.Litt. fOxonj, Ph.D MILDRED F. BERRY MARX' L. MUTSCHLER PHYLLIS BARTLETT if -X :X ' X6 X7 I IRENE SAMUEL JULIA D. INGERSOLL LUQILE BLACKEAN M.A. Docteur de l'Universite M.A. Eliglixb Fz'e11fl1 Fremb Fl'6lIt'b GEVIIILIII GflI'L'I'1IlllL'lYf and Emzlmlmps' M.A. Ph.D. Ph.D. CLAIRE LIEVEQUE QUANDT HERBERT PENZL PAUL A. PALMER MVN 6. Q? w E3 E 719 Mllath , X MARY BRAQQINTUN E1.12,xum'H P. BRUSH ISABEL R. ABBOTT Ph.D. PILD. M.A. Greek Lzml Lizfm Hf,B'ffll'.j' Ifj.1'fllI 1' H!,sfn1'j' Hnufe Et'0lIUll!jL'J Hmue El'0lI0lllft'.l' M.A. M.A. M.A. MARION BoNz1 LILLIAN WATKINS MYRTLE DAVIDSON MILDRED KIMBALL A, FRANCES JOHNSON DAARTHA P. McgGAvoc,rq BS. Ph.D. MA. Home El'01IUll!jt',S' 1HL1llw11mljm mn! Pf7'j'Jjt'Y MLzlf2e1m1!!vu M11,agi4' .Mffxir A!Ifl.I'ft' ANDREAS FUGMANN Mlzzl FUGMANN Llmwlc SLHMIIHT f' V E wif? STEPHEN B. L. PENROSE, JR. Ph . D. Pl1ilmnplv'y Tzmf P.lYj'tf7lllUgV'j' IRENE CLAYTON M.S. Plllymuzf Ezflllllffflli Plvpyniuzl Elfffmfiozz BS. RACHAIEL M0MENT U .K .,5, vt,kV.: Qi . W5 'ff HELEN WATT B.S. Plvuysiml Edfmzfimz Religion B.S., B.D., DD. CHARLES R. GOEF 95' Q.. ak, 'lj JN Soriology Ph.D. RUTH SHONLE CAVAN MABIEL L. STAUDINCLER Dorzorm' R1c,HAR1msoN M.A. PhD. Sf7tIlIj.l'f7 Zflflffllgf-1' STUDENT-FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE A structure conditioned by those who know that 21 platform is as strong as its weakest plank. Brush, Cooper, Colletti, Check, johnson, MycrS, Drcchslcr, Bozeman, CLlVLlI11lLlgl1, Mutschlcr Palmer, Cavan, Belknap, Roach, Stewart College clubs, under student direction, function like party machines. They play an important part in organizing group opinion and influencing its adoption by the governing body. Roach, Baltzer, Reitzel, Fulton, Cavanaugh that care has been chosen by us rather than imposed upon us LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Pledged to battle in the war on war. Webster, Bnltzer, Yates, Fulton, Brush, Peacock, Blame Browning, WiIli11111Q, Curper1ter, Kindell, Briglulrn, Smejkul, Rupp, Smith, Groves 'Art is either a plagiarist or a revolutionistf ART CLUB GLEE CLUB Making the year's program 21 harmonious one. W v 7 EW. Sherwood, Schwab, Golden, Brunswick, Rudke, Brown, Neumann, Cave, Greene, Dociuro Musicians with a common bent: good music. ALPHA THETA CHOIR And some to chapel fare Not for the doctrine, but the music there. Hawk, Turpin, Ball, Brandt, Golden, Webster, Salvage, Eastlmin, Blodgett, Sherwood, Greene Stern, Mackey, Vifarneke, Rolwinsrwn, Stites, Willialms, Smejkal, Ostlund, Reitzel, Taylor Shift the mask and change the scene. Today I am a man. DRAMATIC CLUB FRENCH CLUB 'L'accent est l,f1ITlE du discoursg il lui donne le Sentiment et la v6rit6.' Hawk, Belknap, Cruftan, Rehlield, Maguire, Parker, Schwab i in Ostlund, Drechsler, Wrlglut, Neumann, Jones, Villurd, Nicull, Yates, Duncan, Gildelmus, Penzl Ist das nicht ein Schnitzelbank? GERMAN CLUB SPANISH CLUB 'No eram sino molinos de viento, y no lo podia ignorar sino quien llevase otros tantos en la cabenzaf Littrell, Simon, Russell, Huskin A W ai 41 3 in Savage, Savage, Fnnshier, Bmginton, Simon, Thomas, McIntosh, Rohinson, Villatd, Anderson, Turpin, Mucgowun The shades return, and Caesar and Brutus meet face toface. CLASSICAL CLUB FORUM 'Good words can bravely forth and have no fearf Selby, Berry, Peacock, Anderson, Bebensee, Baltzer 2 r 5 I if Sculley, Doerr, WinCl1e'ste1', Thompson, Ray, Sheldon, Schwab I move we lay it on the table. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Sound minds, sound bodies, and a crew with no one to race. Browning, Dudley, Smejkail, Pritchard, Schwab, Wz11'neke, Tulcott, P1'itclu11'd Ripley, Nolton, Crowell, Eastham Wincl1este1', Peterson, Burrows, Southworth, Robinson, Wfright, YX!arneke, Allen, Anderson, Thomas, Rapp, Riche, Webster' Concentrated energy and expanded discoveryg SCIENCE CLUB MATHEMATICS CLUB An appeal as romantic as poetry and no less abstract than philosophy Fedder, Wtlldsclmxllidt, Wrigllt, Luvisi, Bowen, Norton, Granath, Wlmiteru, Decl-cert, Bratton, Bebensee, Lideen, Stewart, Drechsler Eastham Words are superfluous in carrying the motion DITHYRAMBOS ,Q5 fi I 60? X X ,f .Mi Q, Z ., -W xx . -X , ' V A fywgf, . X, 2 , 'K AvgKR ' FY' I ' g -. fzsz:- W' x- -Q-Q x f 1 -1 21 , M if ' Wi- ' W 1 0 I I .X ,- , In national Politics propaganda is one of the chief ways of consolidating party strength. In the sense of conscious at- tempts to influence the minds of others it has played important roles in the exer- cise of sovereign Power. In the college, publications serve to acquaint individ- uals with the policies determined by the whole group or dictated by administra- tive officers. :,., f Selby, Colletti, Myers, Wfarneke Specialists in mass behavior and public opinion. PURPLE PARROT CUPOLA 'A mighty maze, but not without a planf Braid, Bnltzer, Peacock, Spottswuud, Cuvunaugli, Penrose, Nutt, Dudley, Blake, Brigham, Myers Myers, Palmer, Dudley 'None but an author knows an author'sncare.' THE ROCKFORD REVIEW HANDBOOK Wfhere doubt does not exist and the law is set in black and white Anderson, Riche ,,,,j s 1 W W . ,fn W E ff Q , X V , 4-m.,.,.,,,, W, W 5 .R W I 1 v f Wliile favorite sons in a political party are those individuals intended for can- didacy, in the college favorite sons are individuals honored in some particular fashion by their colleagues or superiors. The usual forms of recognition are for scholarship, service, and individual dis- tinction. 4' ff- , Va A f t , ,.Amm:4,m.:i , 1. 64, ' , ,.,...s..dwe-'N' Browning, Kinclell, Xwooclbriclge, Presler, Peacock, Talcott, Baltzer, Bohan, Bebensee, Rapp, Smith, Selhy, Belknap, Corlett Anderson, Feclder, Maguire, Savage, Savage Stites, Riche, Peterson, Wilhn, Thomas, Roach, Stewart, Bozeman, Mackey, Villard, Anderson, XXfright, Allen Believing with Socrates that the true lover of learning must desire all truth. SOCRATIC SOCIETY TASSEL The mark of distinctiong the leaders, the servers, the scholars. W1'ight, Drechsler, Mackey, Blane, Hess LILLIAN DRECHSLER 'She shall he enthusiastic in her loyalties, temperate in conduct, and dignified and gracious in bearing. She shall he widely interested and generously sympathetic, and hence related to the life of every group. She shall have thought constructively for the welfare of the college and have shown both conviction and courage in upholding its idealsf MAY QUEEN SALLY ROACH JEAN STEXWART ANN RIPLEY MAY QUEEN ATTENDANTS MARX' LOU SUSAN VIRGINIA ELIZABETH COOPER CARPENTER CROWELL VUEISSBRENNER 1 1...-.. J ff i A wise campaign manager knows the value of the youth of his partygthe Grass Roots, who are its future leaders. The Grass Roots of the college are the mem- bers of the four classes. It is toward them, in preparation for their coming leadership, that the activities of the col- lege are directed. ' 1 p X rw , MM , iii Gardner, Lewis, Anderson, Christensen, Martin, Marsh, Norton, Scharbau, Barry, Dow, Maxwell, Bell, Engolf, Avery, Meyer, Belk, Bill'li,lCl1, Fecht, litter Bawden, Clodfelter, Blodgett, Jordan, Smith, Cupron, Hausse, Vnnlsone, Godfrey, Ball, Blodgett, Canfield, Schaefer, Taylor, Erickson, Brig- ham, Brandt, O'Guin, Mclntosh, Coburn, Brooks, McGowan. Grimes, Robbins, deBeers, VanSlmik, Thomas, Egan, Eheling, McReynolds, Stephens, Secrist, Hamilton, Funshier, Daueleriniin, Epstein, Stern, Mills, Becker, Lanier Voss, Gray, johnson, Luker, Riss, Knickerboclier, Powers, Murphy, Irwin, Owen, Lothian, Wi11'rl, Heffmn, Doil.1ro, Beiltson, Byrne, Beatson, Gilrlelmus, Crabb, Birr Russell, Sibley, Newhull, Turkington, Southwick, Carpenter, Erikson, Pripps, Nietluunmer, Ripley, Cooper, Miller, Dixon, Turpin, XX'hiten FRESHMEN li X: Savage, Savage, Presler, Allen. Doclaro, Muller, johnson, Keith, Spalding, Moore, Sinelerson, Frazier, Vlfilliams, Parker, Bacon, Vernor Flolwerg Hewitt, Jordan, Uren, Carothers, Friberg, Mcliay, Page, Ryner, Steinfort, XX'ooelbridge, Wick, Southworth, Neumann, Barrows, Paulson, An elerson, Maguire, Lexa, Raclke, Bauer, johnson, Thompson. Rapp, Powers, Paulson, Evans, Deckc-rt, Maresh, North, Mann, Nudd, Reihansperger, Fedder, Carstens, Moore, Harris, Kipp, Robinson, Thomas CLIVE, Tlicrmpsim, Wlvlfltlf Belshaw, Smith, Sellay,KolloCk,Ainsworth,jones,Brim'ning,XXf'clDSte1', Eastham, Pritchard, Bratton, Lideen, Plous, Simon, Gallup, Harris Barrie, Bell, Yates XWilliams, Rc-hlielcl, Corlett, Martin, Belknap, Fecht, Nicoll, Duncan, McCarren, Colletti, Pritchard, Olson, Hawk, Capron, Wliiten, Wiig Peterson, Morse, Smith SOPHOMORES Bourque, Rector, Littrell, Dudley, Carpenter, War'11eke, XXfaldschmidt, Cavan, Dalgety, Verdier, Sherwood Brigham, johnson, Peterson, Robinson, Roberts, Hoskin, Fulton, Groves, Norton, Spottswood, Talcott Vrana, Haley, Webster', Bebensee, Myers, Baltzer, Blake, Kindell, Kennedy, D'Hooghe, Bowen, Nott Braid, Maloney, Hibbard, Bohan, Crowell, Wei5sbren11c1', Frccdlund, Bradford, PCAlCUCli,CLlVLlDL1Ll3.1l1 JUNIORS A. fl s ef 4' 7 f- 4 - , A g,-,M,,.,W2,w ,.. ,, W.. . f .Q ' smvf , ' 'mv Af Gineltm, Luvisi, Doerr, Reitzel, XXfinCl1ester, Villurel, Webste1', Greene, Swits, Brunswick, Golden Roach, Bozeman, Smejlqnl, Blanc, Dfechsler, Schwab, Cook, Wllll4ll1lS, Sl1elden,Croftan Brown, l-less, Mackey, Riche, Winin, Billinglmm, Ray, Taylor, W1'igl1t, Stites, Nelson Starr, Peterson, Thomas, Granatlm, Sculley, Stewart, Stern, Ostlund, Knapp, Anclcrson,El1ne1's SENIORS HARRIET PRIPPS JEANETTE TARKINGTON PI-IYLLIS ERIKSON BETTY ANN SQUTT-Iwlcli SUSAN CARPFNTIZR P7'EIjd6l1f Sofzg-Lender Senehzry Tren 1 fzrer I'iu'-P1'uidL'11f QNM prwuntj Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Sophomores Prwideilf Serrelgzry Trea,u1n'er Sozlg-Leader' I iz'e-ljmmfczzf Lois PIUTCHARD THEODORA COLLETTI BETTY MCCARREN BETTY HAWK JEANE OLSON WZ K WK in ' , f A XX ff if wb I if 3 3 4 ? 3 c s QB' mf ? 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Familiar with its Ways and trained to provide the personnel of its governing boards, their part is to exemplify the ideal place of the Classes in the college scene. s Ai I fl fwlykl , 5 A BARBARA CLFAVIILAND ALLEN JEANETTE ANDERSON BARBARA RUTH BILLINGHAM Cj!7c'Il1jSfI'1' Speech Hf1kf0f-1' Iliwfm-3' Sm'i.1l Sfiwlre A111125 BEATRICIZ BLANE MARX' FRANCES BOZEMAN DOROTHY BROWN W DORIS ARLENE BRUNSWICK ISABIELLF C0014 ELIZABIZTH GRIZEII CRUFTAN Mll,fjl' G111'erzmfelff-Emzirwfjfir Frwffiv R RR im, l Q'0'C'x H Uwe Emzmzzzifir A1LZff7c'lll.Zfft1l' I7ru114'l1 HELEN F. DOERR LILLIAN DRECQHSLER JEAN SHE1,xmoN ELMIQRS THIERFCIE ROSE GINESTRA ELIZABETH ANNE GOLD F1'eHz'l7 M11 rin' DOLOIKES GREENE , W , EN HELEN LOUISE GRANATH M11 viz' Mnflvelmzfify Soviofogly Ari ROMEYN HESS LENORA DOROTPIH' INMAN ..E, LORRAINE KNAPP LILETH CATHERINE LUVISI BETTY MACKEX' A rf MTzflve1m1!izir Eng!! rlv Aff Home Emzzfwmif SOL'j0!f!g'j' CONSTANCE MASCJN ARLINE MARIf,DN NIELSON MAEEL OSTLUND 5 .AEQV ELIZABETH PETERSON CAROLYN RAY MARIAN RIQITZEL flffmu Emzmfnim' I-1111115 Emzznmjm GflI'E'l'1HliL'llf Plvyaiu1-MTzffvw11Lzliv.s Gffzwaizzlwzf Hnwe ELYl1l0l1lfLIf El,IZABliTH ELLEN RLQHE SALLY ROACH CAROL ELIZABETH SCHWAB HELEN KATHARINI3 SCULLEY ALYQE SHIZLDEN JANE SMEUJKAL Home Et'0ll0llljl'.f Home Efhllflllljlfl' Ar! . 1 H iflnry Engl! vb 1VLzflve111.zfim' Lois NEVINS STARR PHYLLIS MAI? STERN JEAN STlEW'ART FLORENCE LOUISE STITES HELEN JANE SWITS BERTHA A. 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Qfwl mu . amz-fr H awww fwm 5'12x'k W xg, . uw JS,-X , - ' ' SQEKNWMH 'QA fwfr! x x, J, P fK,'m,i',, , diff, eff! M. 543 el, Llfff J wif JC? waz ww +9 A Q6 V! nbad F mf! jlo KQ'-ff-:S I 1 Ill TI ETIVE PUENRMTS Nfvfn juni .Jla71pen Little ability is required to press a bulb and take an ordinary photograph. But unusual portraits . . . re- productions which are faithful, yet subtly flattering . . . possessing depth and clarity to emphasize finer features . . . require experienced, skilled craftsmanship. That photographic artists in the employ of Burchett Studios, lnc. have achieved such distinction is evidenced by our steadily increasing list of patrons. May we serve you? Sltufiad., INC. ROCKFORD 0 DECATUR 0 SPRINGFIELD Q5 . hn DI . DAX and D' In Q Gigs 'XSXQQ To Serve Youth Is a Pleasure- To have-been a part in the production of The Cupola is a source of great satisfaction. THRIFT PRINTERS 1230-1232 BROADWAY ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS HOTEL FAUST AN AFFILIATED NATIONAL HOTEL exiemlx to the President, Staff, Graduates, and Students of Rockford College our appreciation of the pleasant relations experienced in the past and our full co- operation in the future. ROCKFORD'S SOCIAL CENTER W. Bryan Karr, Manager. H I C K EZ Y ' S sa-f' 1 ' LlllIIgf.76' FIIIGST OF FOODS mf owens Inc HOIIIC IIIHDEI CHIIDIEIS ' Rorkfordk Finest Store Q Spefifzl Aff811fi0lI fo Everything to Wear Luncle-Icons and h H S DIIIDEIR PHRTIEZS l at 13 mem ' 0 116 WEST STATE SPGRTING I GOODS HLLGIYS CROCKEIRY Kitteringham 6. STORE? Snyder 123 West State S MAIN 5280 525 W. STATE Il MH DRINK ONE IN A MILLION The Rezfolutiomzry Chocolate Mczlfed Mille Q ,cg cnem A I K il fy Q IFN! 'll F Q X W ' ' ' ,. Igif gi I,I fIldLEiniIII'E.'. 74012-IEIl?' :g:g gall? PRINCE ICE CREAM CASTLES 2801 W. State St. 512 E. Iefferson St. 907 Broadway ROCKFORD ILL II QQQ 0 The Hotel Nelson takes this opportunity to thank the members of Rockford College for their patronage and we trust you have found our food and service satisfactory. Van Orman Hotels Your Guarantee of Travel Comfort HOTEL NELSON EDWARD HUNT, Resident Manage ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS I-IOTEL MCCURDY I-IOTEL ORLANDO Evansville, Indiana Decatur, Illinois F. HAROLD VAN ORMAN, President IIIILLIHEIRY MAIN 2118 S IU I-l ll S O ll ' S EXCLUSIVE AND MoDERATE 206 North Main Street ROCKFORD, ILL. lllith Compliments or THE Olson Green Houses and Florists Charles and Tenth Sts. MAIN l858 vy-IDENI CLEANERS INC. ll bere Qualify and Servire is a Habit Main Office and Plant Down Town Stores III3-llI5 N, Second St. 1gg7SE,CS1tatehSg, , T. P1-roms MAIN 1274 213 S. MSIE st. ROLLINS Run-Stop Hosiery SGW ffm? MA!N -' ELM -2- WVMAIV IT'S A FOOD . .NOT A FAD 9 ICE CREAM t SEMTEST Sys, 6 64 4: Q Q, Q 14 QS Q L 004 Tony PINE Served Exclusively at Leading Fountains O Ask Those We Serve RCCKFORD LUMBER 6. FUEL co. Half a Ceulury Serving Rofkford 201 E. STATE O Compliments of IIIHIIDHRIII GHRDCTI Cbizzese-Amerifmz Restaurant l24 WEST STATE STREET Phone: Morin l697 HARVEY PAINT 8. WALL PAPER CU. THOS. HARVEY, IR , Mgr. PAINTING AND DECORATING CONTRACTORS Crepe Paper - Sho-Card Board - Sho-Card Brushes Sho-Card Color - Supplies Paints - Varnish - Wall Paper - Pictures - Frames 424 E. State St. Phone Forest 141 Dependable Quality Good Service Fair Prices BEAN SHOE SERVICE 109 s. WYMAN HLPHH FLORHL CO. 127 North Main Street Rockford, Illinois A. G. NAGUS, Prop. Phone MAIN 2431 Member Telegraph Florists Delivery Association Say it with Flowers ECHO COFFEE . it satisfies 0 IMPORTED O BLENDED 0 ROASTED BY THE ROCKFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY D. I. STCIUHRT 61 COIIIPHIIY 0 LADIES' WEARING APPAREL 0 CLOTHING EOR CHILDREN cmd GIRLS 0 ACCESSORIES and NOTIONS 0 LINENS cmd YARD GOODS 0 FURNITURE, RUGS and DRAPERIES 0 MENS EURNISI-IINGS Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices The CASINO DINING ROOM 215 South Church Street FOREST 665-I Dinner Served from 5 pm. to 12 p.m. Sundays - 12 noon to 10 p.m. Set1FooJs - Sfenhs - Chops - Chirhen Choose Your STERLING from the foremost makers of fine silver. Agents for Gorham, Towle, Watson, Reed and Barton, Wallace and Sons and International. BOLG1'1DCR'S 513 WEST STATE DIDIER fig C o rn pl i rn ents Of Anton's Food Mctrt 414 College Avenue MAIN 952 We Speeiulize in Cntering to Picnifs and Banqllels Originators of the Smorgasbord in Rockford PHONE FOREST 171 Eklund. Bros. Cctie 0 'fWe Dress Your Floors and Windows 614 7th St., Rockford. Ill. Home Made Bakery and Swedish Delicatessen . l939C3UPQLA Editor .... Ai,s'i.s'f.z11t . Bfriaizzefrflflamzgei' . Aipmtufzt . Pla nl0gn1j715-y S 1IJlf7Jf70frl' . 1lfItzf5eUp . . Lifemry . A rl . TVyf7jrs'lri' floll'9l'ff,l'jlZg Mi1lIL1g6I' Sflnfelil Pfmfognzpber A rfi ff . . . A Jzfirei' STAFF Ruth Peacock Marguerite Myers Margaret Braid Barbara Blake Marjorie Cavanaugh jean Dalgety Loraine Nott Betty Bowen Rita Sherwood Phyllis Vlkildschrnidt Joyce Baltzer jane Bebensee Dolly Bohan Marjorie johnson Phyllis Dudley jean Fulton Sylvia Talcott Rica Brigham jane Uren Edith Freedlund Margaret Kennedy jane Spottswood Cathryn Williams Betty jane Browning Dr. Stephen Penrose