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

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55 D QL , f O f o , U N O v 0 - O LJ o Q ci '-' V o O V J 0 f O , O I y O 9 U x O I Q V B oc C0 CO V 0 o o 0 1 o cl X 0 D l Q oc , o N do U ov O0 f ' 0 f -10 0' U 0 D 1, o Qc iz A A ' f H QM! ' Linden is the center of college administration, Yet a newcomer, seeing the art exhibits and guiet halls, would scarcely realize it. Cloistered from, yet in touch with, the hurly-burly of Middle are the offices of President, Dean, and Registrar. l-lere they synthesize from the elements of a college the unigue product that is Rockford. Miss Cheek is our chief ambassadress in the outside world-a world of trustees, of lecturers, and of alumnae. Miss Buffington watches over our common life, our morale. She sees that we observe the spirit as well as the letter of our social laws. Miss Church is responsible for the smooth flow of our academic life. Cn the lower floor, biology students squint through microscopes and speech students declaim. The student bookstore supplies us with the neces-A saries of study, and the humble package room is under the stairs, where the favored few wait. ll

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PHESlDENT MARY ASHBY CHEEK inteqrates the interests of the trustees, faculty, students and friends of the college. As head of the administration, she and the Board of Trustees co operate in deterrninina the qeneral policies of the college and in planning the qeneral proararn of major college events She presides at faculty rneetinas, chapels, teas and all-colleae functions. On Charter Day this year she conferred the Rockford Col lege Charter Day Degree on Professor White of Wisconsin University. 12