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

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MRS. GERTRUDE DeLANEY Service Desk MRS. EVALYN FEENEY Assistant to Director of Admissions I MRS. LORNA PERKS Director of Admissions MRS. MARIE FLANIGAN FLORENCE SCI-IENCK LILLIAN TRANER Service Desk Bursar Secretary to Bursar MRS. BARBARA KOEHLER MRS. RUTH KYLE VIRGINIA TOWNSEND Secretary in Admissions Assistant in Admissions Assistant to Director Office Office of Admissions In the ADMISSIONS OFFICE every Rockford student is first known. Its officers interview the prospective student and advise her as to Whether the college is suited to her needs. Then fol- lows voluminous and helpful pro-Freshman correspondence. Finally, the admissions office presents her, a Freshman, to Rock- ford College, to its personalities, organizations, traditions, and watches over her during her Freshman year. 7

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The READlNCf RCOM is the place to see everyone in Rockford College for everyone is here at some time every day. I-lopefuls seeking mail stream in and out. Serious readers of the news and of 'Terry and the Pirates' find both here in the national or local papers. All watch the bulletin board for the calendar of the Weeks events the current Maddox menus notices and personals. By studying the maps and articles prepared by the American Stu dent Union the Defense Council and the International Relations Club for their bulletin boards, Rockford students may comprehend more clearly the principles and events of this climactic year The BURSARS WlNDCW is a busy place on Saturday mornings the first of the month. Here the daily exchange of cash and credit goes on and the bursar and her assistant keep our checkbooks straight. The solemn ritual of the semester bill-paying is performed Within the sanctum itself, with Miss Schenck filling out her enormous account book D

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The GREEN ROOM lS the place where our callers Wait tor us to qet ready, and where we sit and talk when We feel more torrnal than Student Porch. lt is Rock tord's official 'parlor STUDENT PORCH rs more lntorrnal lt rs generally empty durrng the day except tor an occasronal card game or club meetlng but 1t comes to hte wlth a bang tn the halt hour after drnner when rt lS crowded Wlth smokers and dancers and loud Wlth the musrc of Tolo s nrclcelodlon The dancers thread thelr expert Way among the brldge and ru stan bank games on the troor clusters n deep conversatron ltne the benches here and there thouahtlu ones Just srt Later ln th ev nrng vlsttors conaregate and these socral acttvlttes contlnue unttl Archt turns everyone out for the nrght