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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

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H1 H511 Zvi E'lT'2l ,X N l ws. 15. 1 'mv' 96, U52 '1 if ' lil' U02 shi 1 A Ei B Zi' .34 lun' 4 Q-f 1 Qspmi .N tiff Fi N . . 2:15, Ulm. 4 gall .away 1 ' .H ww' ,. 3 151'-F W K. 6 mar '9fS '?f 5 I 1 . sf H Q, 4.4- M. M ... ,ss Miss Mary Ashby Cheek President of Rockford College 6 A v.,. s 8 h ,- s .. 5' 1 r Miss Esther L. Swenson Dean of Students 7 C. X 1 - ,j, 54329251 'i. 1.1 4'qk.f. viii, .. Nj, H. - LQ ,faq Cnr, . jf- A ' QQ FLORENCE SCHENCK '-.tw ' ' ' -9'-Q ' ,fig ' 'Ky ag A ' Q'b.'fQg,1 BIITSJT xiif. dam Q I X -yr.. F?-,,5. A fix ' . ,fqdfaf 'sf ' 'Jin . We g f LQ 'Z JI: 4.5 E ' f f'A'fk5. , if ff ': 1 . f ' 'f'f.--' wg? A . LCRENA M. CHURCH 2 'k ' 3 Registrar . A . f 'fV A A ,af hs . -QS' 2:4-A 'ef V' vb . ,s.-yum 1. ' ,Q . ,A JEANNE DELONG MRS. M. E. WOOTEN LILLIE C. JOHNSON MRS. MILDRED H. Assisrimr tu the Dean Secretary to the Presrdent Secretary to the Registrar WEEMS Assistant to the Bursar siX,,y1fi ,, MRS. FRANCES ROBB MRS. MARIE MRS. GERTRUDE LOUIS P. DAME, M.D Secretary to the Bursar FLANIGAN DHLANEY College Physician Service Desk Service Desk 8 lW'?'Ulw-i WW GENEVIEVE BUCKNELL MRS. MARIQN B. BEAVEN JEAN SHARPE Director of Residence Halls Assistant to tlie President Librarian 'Q af git 17' in Z W gay X . . JM :.vrv', ANN BLUEDQRN, AUDREY NQRTH MABEL THIELMAN MRS. JEAN WULCCJTT R-N- Assistant Librarian Assistant to tlie Director Director of Maddtvr College Nurse of Residence Halls Home .xwm ,, 5 fr , K ,. if, i Biz X. ' all , mdk? E, , FERN JOHNSON ALMA NVILCOX MARILYN METZGER HANK JOHNSON Niaclclox House Assistant to tlie Nurse Assixtant in the Lil-wary Cimotlzan 9 MRS. SARA LOCKXVOOD MARY V. BRAGINTON MRS. KATHERINE SNCW Du-epzw .3 IDITCCIUT of ALIf7ll.S.iiL'b7l,x of Publzc R6ItlI1t'I7lA Alummle Secretary 9.43- G I -'v W Y Y A ft 'Yew' 6-Gilfbwfwt. .wt -fe. Aw 1. V-'ww A'1.1.w..'65f.'o,v v- . ,fifqfg ii.-,,..,4,..q'xv:....'. .-,y.-WNW.-: we ,ata-125, 5 1 W q 5 T 1 v- 111 Wg? ft ' I I 1 I www? W ? A f 'N 9 RR . -1, . NIRS. JOHN T. HELEN M. DAILY BETTY MICHEL MRS. A. H. BEEBE MRS. EVELYN XVIN DLE A.ss1.Sttmt A.x.s1xttmt Assistant FEENEY Assmttnlt to the Dwectm' uf In the Dwectur of tu the Dwectur of Assistant to the Dwector of A1.I77lI.YS1U'l'li Admmswns Admisslons to the DZTCCIOT of Adn11x.xzm1x Ad1l1I.S.QlO71X . 69 JW , , 4 xg T Winn MRS. CARL MRS. DENNIS JANET LITSEY ELIZABETH P. SCHMITZ HARTUNG FRAYSER Secretary MCCQLGAN Secretary Secretary m the Secretary in the in the Admlssicms Secretary m the to the Director of Admzxstons Ojfzce Admlssions Office Ojfzce Alumnae Offirfe Public R6Ir1fiO11S Nut Pzcturcdz Mrs. L. Hall. and Mrs. John XVarner, A.i.fl.SId7lf.S to the Dzrector of Admissions. 10 f -Xwfxl fN I7 wi-abs 'I V 3259511 QL?ifAvT'E5? I1 V' X fn X M ' ,-.. KN W ' f I gs 'T 1, l 0171- 0 'N Qi as 'Q H if VEB 'K Q' f ' 'Ni' A Wjwffwfl 7X -4 Q L w T All-r ,.,. 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Even more valuable is the opportunity to read writing in its original language. Rockford has done much, through broad survey courses for underclassmen, leading to intensiiied study during the upperclass years, to correlate the world of letters with contemporary civilization. 15 ,gm :XBBIE FINDL.-XY POTTS ELIZABETH EUCKIVIASTER LORENA M. CHURCH Dmmillac LlIc'TLlfll7C' Dmvmltlc Llteratwe Enghlz Litemuwe MELLIE IOHN SUSAN SAVAGE ESTHER SXVENSON E,1g!1.J1 Lzremture Clamcx Enghsll Lltemtuve MRS, CHARLES DEBES JEREMY INGALLS MRS. F. I. HANNAH Speech Remdent Poet English Literature 14 4 if yy fi K 254, , Ugg: 474 QA Upper Class Play, Omar W1ldtS The Impmtamce 0 Bemg Earnest O f ,-'ff gint' Pk ' aw W 2. V?-Sr ff iff 'N K 4' 4 if A: ' 'ff X SSW '41 'Q 1 ff 5 if X ,Af W af PMZQV YZX I X ff Q , xv x xffffjy U f X X LUCILE BLACKFAN JULIA D. INGERSGLL Associate Pfofessov of Modern Professor ofF1ench Languages MRS. CLAIRE QUANDT MRS. GABRIELE BREZINA MRS. R. D. LORENZ Lecturer in French Asistaut Profexsor of Spanish Instructor in Spanish 'T Spanish Table in the Dining Room 16 FT' 3 I 1 J K C fi 'un -Q, 5 1 4 ., .. Vhlx A S, - . I , Q ,. ' - W 4 A ' , - in 5 44 A . -N A ,2 . 1 Lx' -. 1 5 ,M - 4 ' 3- V am f . 4 .. ' 21:1 rzzfgf' 5 .- 4 Y E SPEECH SCIENCE MAIORS DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Silcroft, Elliott, Engcrt Gracious, Secretary: Engcrt, Presidentg Elliott. urerg Hoven, ViCefPrexident. Dramatic Club Back Row, left to right: Diehl, Williaiiis, Fallon, Westherg, Hinds, Van Horne, Mzmuell, Barnett, Densmore, Middle Row: Christensen, Olconnell, Nash, Engcrt, Hoven, M. Smith, Hinshaw. Front Row: Schopps, Bradley, Coffman, Searles, Zcisel. if I WI M40 ll f is ' fa- K 1 . 0:5 K 17 -wif 5I.fE::mr il Q K :mf .3 ' 21115 , mrggg. ,,.. , - - nz-'-sw-1' Q gg ?l' ,saf K 1 2-:.Lx: 11:9 zz :QQ Tveas ww .1 , ri I p ! I 'li' '-1' ' ,K 'X -' X ., 1 waz ,Lv A Ll- A . 5 ,M 1 - k i if x 0 w N f ' 1315 vf yu -, QM J- f,A X ,K Q ,yyw f it 25 0 ,:b- if ,,f' ff! 's K I--qu ' ...I W 1: nv f ' fN UMA- V. 18 X X f f I i i 1-,yi I mit. E Social Scienced The social sciences, as well as seeking to expand the integration of the Liheral Arts , offers various specialized avenues. The dynamic society of man is studied and evaluated as regards its historical, economic, iica , sociof s sc oo ica , an ro oo ic aspec s. is is compre ensive ana ysis o' lg oltl hl l th l t Ir th h 1 itl- pattern of human institutions-anticipating reform, progress. and greater happiness for maneethat thc social sciences outline their various studies. Certainly, with the rapid advance of the physical and tcchnof logical sciences, the science of human institutions must keep pace, and advance to comhat human delin- quency as regards atomic destruction and wars. 19 -66. ELIZABETH JORDAN CAVAN PARNHAM BRUSH Education History MRS. CHARLES C XZ 5 Q HEIMSATH Pliilosopliy ? f U R f DONNA PAY THOMPSON Sociology 4 filllyl DOROTHY WATSON Econoiiiics EDUARD LINDEIVIAN Vmlmg Profexsor of Social Pliilcvsopliy' 20 ISABEL ROSS ABBOTT History STANLEY ERIKSON Political Science XVILLIAM H. FULTON Religion MRS. JOSEPH RHEINGOLD Psychology Middle Row: Agnew Reese ls .ga Zu , 1, R e A if Bac Row: Elliott Maurer Densmore Westberg, Twoiney, Cnrti. Front Row: Silcroft. President' Dr. Erickson Diehl. fnfefz ' al fzefcalliafu 61146 Bac Row: Maurer Twoiney. Selleck Westberg Hoinko, Moyer, Abbott, Densmore, Peterson. Isley Dauner Miss Abbott Trenipcr, President: Elliott, Hinshaw. Front Row: Laughlin Trelease N Ish. M X' Xlx I-lome Economics is GENEVIEVE J. BUCKNELL LILLIAN WATKINS MRS, LEE RICHER Lecturer in Home Economzcs Professor of Home Economics Assistant Professor of Home Economics These students prepare and serve hmcheons in Adams Hall, whzch is wellfequipped with kitchens and dmmg room. 22 + f r i 5 Z I . ,, 1'i--wr, , aw. Science cancf flffalfaemajicd With the increasingly scientific interpretation of all aspects of intcrnatiunal life, both cultural and political, a knowledge of the scientific method is a necessary pref liminary. With the vast strides of science contributing tu an ever more cnmplex world, our learning in these fields can never cease. For this appreciatinn and under standing, our science department gives us the preliminary framework. 23 TM, ,.,- 15 -: 2 k P X xr A, FRANCES IQHNSON Professor of Nfatlrematics and Pl1v.s1c.x -1' H+- fn Q59 lf N. Quwrl EYELYN I. FERNALD Profe.x.xor of Botany ,, 3' Mg in E H .M A MARY ELVEBACK A5.mzm1t Professor of Mdfl1677ldfiC5 O EDITHA UNDERHILL Associate Professor of Clremistr ' 5 ELIZABETH L. SAWYER Associate Professor of Zoology R. D. MULLINIX Professor of Chemistry JL! ' if il 2 In addition to the Science Club, a student discussion group, the Sciencefjournal Club, a facultyfstudent organization, meets monthly to discuss new phases of scientihc advancement. Field trips and visits to the science depart' ments of other campuses in Chicago, Chanif paign, and De Kalb have been held this year. Science Club M m'W Baclq Row: E. I. Hoffman, Isley, Twomey, Reese, Abbott, Westvik, Bernstein, Mitzgen. Front Row: Slmamel, Krantz, Thorby, Ross, president, Hansen, Smith. 25 ,ww ' s in-A Voice lessons are g1'li'C71 in the studios of Enievzson Hiill 7fze 74414 The division of the arts holds a suhstzxntial position in the Rockford curriculum, Where emphasis is placed upon the relation of the zihility and interest to the in' dividual girl. The high, roomy fourth floor of Adams reflects the diversity of types of work clone by this department. The department of inusie offers hoth voe.il and instrumental instruction, in addition to courses in the history sind iippreehition of music. 77 i., l . J riff' x M g.lp.f 'Y' 1 ' -it ANDREAS FLTGMANN Pwnc, Theory, and Voice 5 ,w x? XL MIZZI FLTGMANN Vmce we , 'sw 'K X ix X sm ff fm 1 ' Wif i-iEi si f'.NfV'. L 2 fa. 'if' E534 ' P!! ,'f?r'g 5729 N. A Rm M N ,Ni 351 'Elvin' AL igfr a :L , nf '-1, fun i nf '-5?-,L ,L 1, 1 -A . f F ,f X' f' 1. ' A QW, ,A 7 . if 1 , M. if .L 1 L 1.- L 1. 1' up 'I LUDNVIG SCHMIDT Vim lin SX 2 fn N 4 NN, 1 Q is AN DRENE KAUFFMANN Art :gn-'Arg E 5 .w ,nf 78 'A S 4,5 L ff, f ffm O 2 8 f , M, ,1,,,f X, -W 1 4 k wr, ff, 2 ,vm A GLEE CLUB OFFICERS ALPHA THETA HONORARY MUSIC SOCIETY Gradous, lilwrgxrlzlnz NV1llia1ns. sccretaryftreasilrer Chinn. Selirier, President, P. johnson. Loefelmacher. Coffman. president. Glee Club I , f T.. A fvvl ....f A Back Row: Potter, Ramberg, Waternian, Loefelmacher, Klopsch, Coffman. Third Row: Bails, Yovaish, P. johnson, Peel, Messer, Robinson, Koester. Second Row: Crissey, Dauner, Van Horne, Gradous, Horth, Beebe, M. Anderson. Front Row: Chinn, Williams, Volkmann, Arbisi, Eckels, Isley, Nelson. 7:0 I F, 4 ef. ,fi Nz, ,. ' 'X 0, Crewfracmg on the Rock Rivev pfzyftical Zcfacalion Enthusiasts of almost any sport will find it at Rockford College, where the Athletic Association is active on campus from the nrst hockey callfout in the fall until the crew shells are put away in june. Everyone helongs to A.A., and almost every girl has participated in the many intracollcge games and tournaments held throughout the year. Seasonal hanquets in the dining room, the annual ski trip in February, and play days at surrounding colleges are all sponsored hy A.A. 31 I I I I I 332 ff 'S ,xx I 'H 'c f ,cs . , -:- ,, .1 I f ii I , M Vi , V I I, y X ., , , W .I A , f A : f ' I X .1 A: 1 . I , ,.,. --4 xv - .9 RUTH BONNELL I 1 Dance I . I I I , in : I ,,,. ' 'i i C .Q fm, v,f. 2 If Way, gm 1' ' 'H Nc I I I 'Q ,,,.v-...., VIRGINIA SPENCER BARBARA LANDAU Physical Education Physical Education aff W5 if ., W f 4-ya rg' , I fwffw A' f ak- MUI I 4 W w, . W ' Et' 5k,f1,QWQ W fi nw WI 151,-w 'A 'M I fw., 3 'f K :Q I ' W fww? . wmv? mf , - -,W sf M QQ, ,c,7fV,a'zv,,,, wa W ,, X.. .Z4'... ml. ' ,Vu 211, 4 a f W 2 ff 7,7 mf' 1 I-Mid ff-. W' ,M.M,MwMN,wv Af' KX V f ...wr-1 .......f x-, 'sy . Xa.. I 4. r '-rr-4 Glhrintman at EKGI Christmas at RC . . . the iirst time a jubilant jingle Bellsn rings out in the dining room at dinner . . . the appearance of Weise's big neon candle . . . frenzied trips downtown, returning, rosy' checked, with gaily wrapped packages . . . Christmas Formal, when the man comes up . . . the mornf ing the freshmen, incredibly freshflooking at six a.m., hang the greens and wake us up with carols . . . thc huge tree in Middle and the everfburning iire in the grate . . . the corridor parties, with popcorn halls and cider and iiftyfcent gifts . . . the Freshman Serenade . . . the rush for cabs on the evening of the twcntyflirst . . . everyone dressed up, making even the IC station look gay. 34 gn- 1' J l L i. i l c WC 4 M ,Q ff f ,gf w THE VANGUARD Vanguard, the college newspaper, has served not only as an organ of free expression of opinion, but also as an integral part of Student Government. Van' guard has pledged itself to aid in the understanding and utilization of all the potentialities of such govf ernment, to contribute toward an understanding of world problems, to stimulate free, independent, and hopeful thought among Rockford College students, to promote a fuller appreciation of our resources in liberal arts education, and to present a genuine ref flection of the spirit that is Rockford, and channel this spirit progressively toward a tangible realization of the goals and aims which have guided this college VANGUARD EDITGRS Back Row: Eleanor Lyman, Business Manager, Elizabeth Majo, Technical Editor, Front Row: Miriam Tunison, EditorfinfChiefg Phyllis Zeisel, Literary Editor. for the last century. VANGUARD STAFF Back Row: Burney, Twomey, Scott, van Horne, Cohn, Holler, Densmore, Barnett, Tremper, Bernstein. Fairchild, Leavenworth, Abbott, Ross, Gimbalo, Peterson, Wliite, Shannessy, Eckels. Seated: Selleck, Hubbell, Dunning, Lyman. Maio, Tunison, Hinshaw, Zeisel, Searles. Front Row: Dunning, Fallon, Heuter, Ramberg, Isley, Hamilton, Reese, Myers. 36 Cupola Cupola is published each spring by the members ot the junior class as a tribute to the graduating seniors. The aim of the yearbook is to present an accurate pictorial review of the year's activities in an attractive and permanent form. l CUPOLA EDITORS Standing: D. Leavenworth, Photography Edi- torg Susan Eckels, Business Maiiager. Seated: loan Peterson, Editor-infChief: Barbara von Glahn, Art Editor. Hr-' ,. by ,O V CU PO LA STAFF Back Row: Von Glahn, Zeisel, Heuter, Hubbell, Moyer, Caldwell, Hamilton, Hinshaw, Mtitt, Bradley. Front Row: Tunison, Fallon, Van Horne, Peterson, Hutschenreuter, Herlihy, Searlcs. 37 li if Q sf j, f 1 vs.,.m-R .. .R , R ee ., . I ,, . Q X S 51 2 X i , 2. 5 Janice Robinson Editor, Rockford Review Rockford Review reaches an avid body of readers in March and includes representaf tive pieces of writing that have been done throughout the year. 'map 5 Q ,ff-1 V' N A I -1' 37, X X, y N 2 9, J silk, 'f in 'W . .L 'Sli '1 . Y foyce Gayle and Barham Conklin Editors, Handbook The Handbook is published chiefly for the benefit of freshmen and other new students and contains the rules and regulations of the College. . 1 WIT' .,. : ,L 'V ' ' f,.', -,c. ? I., i'oi ', f , t ' ROCKFORD REVIEW STAFF Mzijo. C. Vfhite, Crissey, Robinson, Hinshaw, Burney, Van Horne. 38 rj T ff f:+? , 4 ff' 3 ' ,M6'1fwi:. , k- :. V lik tid, - .ML I lk jf' qifw' ' ff X x Qs1LfUQ ' 1 '. f 1 , J x RMI flyf' I - ffwff g .X X 1 f ,W wff . ff K' Xx ' 1' 1, - A Ji 1 cuff., , .Q if - K 3. I ,S 'gl I 1 L ,, , we , . ' K ' 11A Ula. If 4 X 1 I lvzit- If f AIX . 9 'fzgi' 4, 11, Z .J jf fl 171 f ,4 , X ln' lj! 4ju..- f f ,Za f W f 1-W fu nu 1 fl 1 I 1 , f fy W W J '1 X : ffl I 12 f 1 I f If H I ffl, X If 7 VY viieenf 7 f !f , 1 V f Q. Seniafzd, 39 '5q4l 2 Q .if f ,, ik? Back Row: Engert, Nash, M. Smith, Anderson, Majo, Burcla, Gracious, Chrysler, lvizitsunaga. S. Smith, Roos, Lyons. Mtddle Row: Green, Kreuter, Nilson, Wzill, Crissey, Hovcn, Sllcroft. Daane, Miller, Shamel, Thorhy. Front Row: Evans, Robinson, XVilliams, Colfinzin, Daiuner. Hoinko, Elliott, C. johnson. Hinds, Christensen, Anderson. W J' Rock orcl Star is lighting the eastern 1 , Come, all Seniors, come and watch it 7155 The song we sing, together well make it ring, -V- 'Q r The song that never dies. Before you stands the Senior Class United by true friendsltipfs ties. NVatch us as we pass to meet the echo from on high. Llslfen to OUT SO71g LUG Sl7lg dS Ulf gl? marching on For our loyalty, through eternity, NVe're the Class of FortyfS1xl 41 45' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Cullman, Song Lcriderg C. johnson, rl-l'CtlxlII'CI Elliott. Sccreturyg Hilllllill. Pre-itlcnt: Daunci XllCC'PI'CbldCIlf. ' GPS 'S if Caroline Anderson S S Marilyn Anderson Art RX Q0 Economics ' .R S June Burda Marie Christensen j ' ,I 3' Household Arts French , Q xigg . , N553 4' 4 Z ,wwf Nita Lee Coffman -X I Art iv hes, ,NE A 3 K Agnes Crissey 1 .8 T .jf Psychology if iff joan Daane Ruth Dauner Household Science Household Science ff ' swf, f K ff? i f..,. , i. W2 , jean Elliott Speech Mary Joan Evans Speech and Drama I ., ,Eg Y' 'Q X y f Xl, A tn ,Z AE1ou,' X. Q Ruth Eugert Speech l QE ,ll Marilyn Gradous I Psychology . - ' K , II! - 5 A A V jgcfflvj 44 W ,ww Hazel Green Zoology Helen Hoinko Economics e 06 C5 c yo X7 x it jean Hinds Household Science Dora Kay Hoven Household Science wn',f?r WWA izabeth Foley Hudnutt French -D fails Corinne Johnson 1 X ' H-' Spanish , ,A 5. G, If , fl .4-TQ, RW! 579 JP Sylvxa Krauter Q gi Nfathematzcs and 19311 LYOUS Phvszcs Soclologv in 46 1 f Wim lv ee Elizabeth Majo English Literature Geraldine Miller General Sciences r x al' I ' .- L ' yfnf' -I2 I ? .uv' A fN Ei egg Q Yexfllxg - 4-fl Helen Matsunaga History Nancy Nash MdIl16HlLlI1CS and Physics , 'N 32723 ' 'X mv X V f ' WWWW W, 47 'Q' Domthy NIISOD HOuS6l1Old A ts Lau Inn Shamel agqudyl S1lLrott Chemzstvv Speech Sclence Ifmme Robmson Zoologv rail' 1,-Q MMS' 48 f fx VI, 4 4 lf H gwf K A 7, 5 'Q 7 A f of Marjorie Smith English Litemtiwe iXif x I -.1 Q .lean Thorlwy P P, Zoology 'WWW fi , W f Z -z ,f , Wm ff f i717 .J XTVA WA? Suszaim Smith Sociology Tx '5- I. K-M Qf-W- M RuthmarY Wall gxanif Sociology v 1 if I' Ny i '- rl Q K, E E 5 il l ii Z ll I 1 if 5, Pl ll! ,V 5 i I 2 fi 9 H il I 's 2 i 9 as K 15? is nib Nancy Willianis English Literature k-S1 'Yellow dresses . . . I'Iowfdofyoufclol' '... lugging suitcases up to third f.B .... rooms in Talcott . . . were Seniors now! . . . Table heads . . . Shall we introduce ourselves? ifeniber twentieth . . . Senior Day! Luncheon, chapel, selffconscious dignity in caps and gowns . . . Senior picture . . . flowers at the desk . . . pressing fornials . . . and then the banquet, the climax .songs . . . and tears, Hayride afterward . . . night air . . . more songs . . . memories. Serenade in the Court and a cholqy feeling in your throat as you sing Decus, hands clasped . . . spread in lower Adams . . . Senior Table ...A 'Before 'You Stands The Senior Class' '... Upperclass play on De ceniber eighth, The Importance of Being Earnest' '... Miss Cheeks Christmas tea for Seniors after Christmas, Mcolqes at Maddox House are all we seem to afford' '... Hostesses to deans at their conference . . . l'XVell, I suppose it's all right as long as it's a girl's school, as a Senior goes down the hall . . , the Senior Carnival . . . Drop it in the corner where you arel' '... Installation of new officers . . , now we can concentrate on our cornprehensiiresl . . . the sun roof again . . . Please, I-Ianlq, it isnlt iiery cloudyl' '... spreads for the sophs . . . funiorfSenior picnic at the Farm . . . May Party our last . . . and our own May ,Queen . , . Tree Planting, a new tree for RC and new songs for our sister class . . . the Coniefasfyoufare party4 gay, notorious! l'This is the beginning and the end' '... our class will and prophecy . . . StepfSing . . . Now Cvoodfbyefee' '...' 'Decusw out by the Library, and tears . . . Baccalaureate . . . and Commence ment . . . The Academic Procession . . . the address . . . the hoods and tassels changed . . . the Recessional . . . and then k'Decus '50 ' Mgfiisl. 545' 'K ,' 'E Y frfivffs 42: 5,42 :fi ' is yi? w 1 f Q , I 'Y k N ll Y .Q ' 4 ,. . . NO f 2' ff V f Z X ,f Nfl 5 I 0, 'f , -Z., ,V . , ,, f fff ,, px ! W' m--, W wc 7 ' wx, Q '39 , as f ean Allaah paedicfenl' of gfucfenl' Q en! 14dA,aciaiion 51 Gfzaifuncuz of Iffne facficiaf ewnmddian 52 5, pwwmz of Me Jawa swam 53 Jfelm Jlamka fjaeiicfenl' of Me Senior: elafu 54 New RQ' Slucfenl' aamnmenl Nddadwfion Eaaacf Back Row: Engert, treasurer: Caldwell, junior class president: Hoinko, senior class president: Hoven, parliamentarian: M. Daane, sophomore class president: J. Daane, secretary. Front Row: Tunison, editor, Vanguardg M. Smith, chairman of judicial commissiong Hinds. president: S. Smith, president of house students: Egelund, town student president. Not in Picture: Elsheth johnson, president of freshman class. sf ! .M fucfuual eammaduan Rawitzer, S. Smith, M. Smith, Chairman, Barnett. Bloom. 55 U lifiifl ,Nm 'W -ga. '7awn Siacfenld' Baaacf Back Row: Kreuter, Wall, Johnson, Conklin, Pratt, Front Row: Keating, Johnson, Egelund. President, V. Keating. ,W ---..v..,,. --.......,1Q.,'i f---M ---ki' g. in ,,,,,437f------f 44 CVM 17? 45 Jfawie Gonna!! Back Row: Horner, Manuell, M. Daane, King, Mott. Front Row: Tenney, Majo, S Smith, Q'Connell 56 if Z Gcalw- SM 60748484106 eahynidee M. Smith, Dcnsniore, Miss Swenson, Miss Cheek, Miss Abbott, Hinds, Hubbell, Leander Miss Underhill. Sacfmjic Alanna Sacie 2 Back Row: M. Anderson, Isley, Green. Conklin, Van Horne, Treinper, Abbott, Sclleck, Deny more, Hinshaw. Middle Row: Laughlin, M. Smith, Duane, Hoinko, President, Ross, Nash, Dauner. Front Row: Westvik, Trelease, Rasmussen, P, johnson, Zeisel, , 57 WW 'HPV ibm Q!! s-1 3, X V' 'CSV ,fm Q. W G. 14. Baan! Back Row: Moyer, King, Schopps, Coyle, Ivfanuell. Front Row: Hoffmann, Dauner, Baltzer President. Treleasc. Sellcck. Q .,: ' 'FP' Wm 'WV 'AVG' W 0-4? 60-lille!! Back Row: Pinney, Tunison. Conklin, Hoffmann. Front Row: Barton, King, Chairman Schopps. A Maxam Q f T mf- N,-xxx X Srlw5: ?,p,Rf 'i x l r 5 ' 1 I Q! 'I X X!! A A I P ,ff P I f Qu f! ,ff x U I 3 Q mg, 13?1f.Qi?53Ki!5si'QLIWE N X' V, 'I .f .f Q.,vfs?ffy5 Wy, 6 Kawf' ' ily -025-w ' 'wg IMA!! ':. .M f X f' 'Q i , , Lf-X f Y JK ff f Q fl ixxx A G Mr , f Ei A , 1 1 'f , 1' Q' f W 1 ly f , 1 I funicvzd, 59 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 i 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 1 4 1 1 I . 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 11 . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 : ' X1 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 WH 1 ' 1 . ' 1 1 i 1 E F 'E I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 A - -1:1 by V i ll W 1 'Q , jf J 'A N' . ' ' .1 ah? I . , '. .- as f X ,gi ' ' 1 ' , f- ,V- ' 1, V , Qi, V -,N . , . - S '- -'f ,, ' X 4 z ' 'Q ' , - ' . 4 ' i L i - 4 , . x ' , L ' 4 . f Q i l f f Q 'Fe' . S ' v .l ,K P y K ' 1 Y 'F Q7 l ,fd- f 'F 'If' '4 if ,7 'A Q f , Q . ff 1 5 , , . 4 Y ffl if 5 y if-1, f 1 1 , V 1 is , I : 'X 'Gr :ff 1 tm Back Row: Eckels, King, Giandrone, Ross, Tunison, Gayle, Hortlx, Canklin. Baltzcr, Nloyer. Hoffmann, Mosby, Selleck, Barnett, Densmore, Mott, Searles. 'Third Row: Brenclel. Lyman, Siegfried, Krantz, Egclund, Van Horne, Tremper, Findorff, Supplee, Fallon, Mc Hugh, Peterson, Zeiscl, V. Keating, Campbell. Secorid Row: Loefelmacher, O'Connell, Pratt, Schopps,Calclwell. Sclwricr. Manuell, Vxfestburg, Thompson. Front Row: Hamilton, Hinshaw, Trelease, Von Glahn, Bradley, Vxfilliams. inf' fix I 1, r e: . ,fl 3 r, r. Sing to tlie ivy green, 1 ' - gy Roimcl all our liearts eritwiiiecl, , S Come let us sing, O jimzors, Witli its glossy slieeng Growing for college fealty Growing for days to beg JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ivy tlie truest symbol Back Row: Pratt, Sung Lcaderz lvlanucll, Treasf Of loyalty Rofkfgrd tg flqggf' urer. Seated: Sclwricr. Vicefpresidentz Sclwpps. Secretary: Caldwell, President. 61 ,agiefx Aki 6' fx www +2223 TOLO OFFICERS Bat Rott Wrl ht Rohmgon MeKay Hlnch llfl heated L om treaxurer Gradoux nee presldent Cotlm m prexxdent Sleffned etrt tarx Front Rom Holler Bradley Everyone belongs to T010 the all Qehool orvam at1ou that sponsors formal and 111 formal dances Maddox part1es, and other Qotml att1v1t1eb throughout the year Valentme Fonnal MW 2 QM! 6 f':':t-2f'i'.1S5f 4ff'5 'SW17iW' M - -1 2 waz. , t . 3 . -,,M.-f 164. A ' Lxwwwrwwwa,-A-A-we'M-Vg 9-gl -, f - X wnxwrv,-.rm,yf,pf.,,.-11555. 1. H,.,,f.ra.:-,,::.::::,::,ap.,lQ..,.Q.em,..a,- -21:..1-fn., V- V' , 'f , , ,, , 4, . ' 'W-,..Ai,, . A , . .t , ., 4 A.. .1 .,f.x,.,,,.Y- t. W , . MW .N .,,., ...f ,- ., W, . zu, .K Y ,t-5g,,,gq ,511 .Wg M y 54,-., V, 5' WSW , awp i, , -v.':g,yamJo 479, .. - , , K- ,f,133,Mg:4fg , 5 3 X, .1 !l :HM A , Q ,, .. . . 5 we ., , , . , , - 1 I 5 LQ -51 ' 1' f Q -1 - ' L , , Y L . I 1- 'tv - - - ,, . - Q , Q . . y K . , . - . ' w - ' 1 . . - ' ' w 1 ' - - af , . 1 . . . , . 5 , - , . f 1 . , . , 1 . l ' 'll' .Ph V 4 -fy x , MTM 1 'K ph N ' 1 1 . , 4 5 4 ' X ,,-. reg W ,, M GMM' LS ffm X 4 X Qnwnvm. ffl W wg 6 if ' ,-Z-. ' -Z X ' ,l- . , 'L-f g.zL.Y -,,.-,, 3.1, Sofzlnomaaea f 391 3 'E' ,la -r Y -.- 1' T- f w...,,,- M. , , Back Row: McRae, Smevog, DeSo1nery, Lull, Self, Kaufman, Duncan, Hutsehenreuter, McKay, Dunning, Holt endahl, Bezark, Lindsay, Messer. Fourth Row: Johnson, Lawson, Ralston, McCall, Anderson, Abbott, Block, Arhisi, Lynn, Ellis, Harrison, Ras' mussen, Smart, Keating, Marsh, Schooley, Price, Ramberg, Hansen, Britton. Third Row: Lathrop, Lacy, Foley, Laitner, M. Nelson, Bernstein, Maloney, P. Reed, Burney. R. Reid, Miehell Coyle, Leek, Harvill, Harper, Knight, Nemsehotl, Ward, Knight, Horner, Westxfik. Second Row: Cummings, Bloom, Matlrer, Rathke, Barton, Twomey, Klopsch, Atkinson, Diehl, Laughlin, Car' land, Bessel, Volkinann, Thezelius, Pardee, Hubbell, Heuter, Dawe, Vodish. Front Row: Page, Carpenter, Hoffman, Fairchild, Chinn, Isley, Duane, Leavenworth, Peel, Rosenquist, Medaris Cary, E. Nelson, IF ' ow lrere we are as sophomores, P, on this our day of days. 's-.- 'xi We've worked and played at dear RC, ' to her we give our praise. VVTQIT --' - - 15. if 2 fl . C 'N 7 .. ffi!y' N 3 We've hazed you gleefully today, 2 'twas all in fun, you know, gf? I T di, d h ll i SOPHOMCRE CLASS CFFICERS Tak 1 lon Stan S' so we S a 'lily' Back Row: Peel, Treasurerg Chinn, Song Leader Let SOpl'lO'lTl.OTC spirit gT0w. i lsley, Secretary. Front Row: M. Daane, Presi dent: Leavenworth, VicefPresident. IC iwv' -. ,Na '23 AN f in X 'M JZ .A x . J f 3 Qaiwgfrj .,, K ? R jfs XV A DAY . j a 71, V01 f m f . X fn dw M K I 1 bi? au XZ ind 5 xg? S 5 QA NS x K2 5 Q' ' if NIUELCQ , X It 6, M ' AT RC I Ay Bul'clz Q7 A225 1 2:55 , 'Wk f 6 Q X2 H E cm f cf Qsfalw '- V- , ' fa mx g, :TY Q 4 , M, ,ij gif' ' L r rqllfzfelic fquacialian gaaarf '+V' Back Row: Yolkman. McRz1e, Sclmpps, Schrier, Schooley, Klopsch. Seated: Hinshaw, Keating, Siegfried, Vv'il1iarns, President, Susskind. Ufzcfzedlii fwwv Q- Baa Rou A Hoffmann Deqomery Aflx1I1OIl ROblIlQOI'1 Mzddle Rau Blrnett M1f:s Bonnell Holtendahl Zewel Premdent Klilghf Front Rou R'1XV1f er Self Chlcndorf 7 5 lg. W 1 ,Ea 23? 4. ' 5, ,QQ , 4 Y if xvv' Q W' 4 Q, 1', ' gk rgffkfy V A mf' ,4,f2+ fn V '3 1 . .nd . , n- , XA w Q - Y: L 2 . , . CS .1 . , fl NNN N 'Wmwgk' l fb X 1' . 1 ,Vi Q flrwfef 1 n 1' Y 1' 'x 1 13, 1 I f My 9' X 17 4 I fl Ji LGE IRQ!! W I 1 f K, ZW f' M 3-.Lf ' AEK gk f All N If xg, ,I ff qi, , f V ' ' 'P ,ff 1442422 3 his A ' f 4 P ,?f i1,!ff 7' , w LMQ, ' K ,f' f ff mfr fff vw-i , ff A 14,-MM f f ' ffif- I ,- mf I aaedfzmen 69 ,inns .mf ' Y Ht' ,X . '5 iii if x , 'H' N ' ' . . 1 .P ,. n-Q, 2 -2 ' 'Y hi f . , ,, M- 1 Q 1 X 1 w 1 w 'm L I i 1 i r I 4 W 1 4 1 r 4 rpg? H' - - ILLSFJ- f, x Q V .ii I E Back Row: McEachran, Reed, Carlson, Barrie, Sheehan, Lynn, Kelley, VJhite, Holler, Ellis, Curti, Ekstrom Cimbalo, Ross, Blackwell, Vallee. Fifth Row: Rozell, Young, Farley, Baker, Gasswint, Scott, Hanger, Clson Skafgard, Palmer, Murphy, Kaiser, Ingersoll, Freese, Porter, Hood, McDonald, Stanton. Fourtli Row: Melander Hoffmann, Cohn, Agnew, Hauser, Dawson, Hummel, Tagtmeyer, Bridgeland, Hudson, Robb, Kirk, Yovaish Hruby, Knodle, Pinney, West. Third Row: Miller, Price, Brinkman, Lindsay, Reese, Little, Swenson, Rawitzer Stone, Carlson, Susskind, Beebe, Domino, Abruzzo, Carlson, Gustafson, Sorenson, Peterson, Roherty, Hinchliff Second Row: Davis, Reden, Myers, Donahue, Tenney, Pellegrino, Compton, Brown, Cain, Villafranca, Marks Bennett, Langer, Estrom, Drotts, Guthman, Ericson, Staver, Lyons, Goette. First Row: Hayner, Potter, Wooders Loshbough, Leander, Shannessy, Espey, Clark, johnson, Adamson, Bliven, Koester, Mortenson, Cohen, Strunges Gilchrist. P f 27 We sing thy praises Leavninffs abode I Roclqfords Freshmen ever loyal -'L True to tliy code. Spring lives forever In memories fond FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Hearts umte in Sdfffd flllifll Back Row: Clark, Treasurer: Koestcr, Song d , I A V H Lea er. Front Row: Blivcn, Secretary: Johnson Of frlerldslllps bond. President: Adamson, ViccfPresident. 7l zkf 5 fi x7 4. J 6.55 'mg way, , Q ,f f 5 f h 72 F ffA'mQ? - ef f Q- .-24 35' , jean Hinds, Nita Lee Coffman, Helen Hoinko we QW of Mm, 2 6 V 4 Y 7 A Shirley Koester ana! Jim Gaual' f A f u ez , V ' 1, - Q ,J JQLQL V 1 'fig H' , X 'I 4 1 f . 4,1513 :Z Vw 1 Y 4 55 74 Jeanne Bliveu, Jean Laughhn, jumetth Caldwell ElL.mo1 Lymm NLUIIIII Bloom 73 Joan Peterson Barbara Wright Susan Eekels . Elizabeth Van Horne Janis Tremper Dorothy Leavenworth Martha Bernstein Barbara Von Glahn Audrey Hinshaw Rosemary Trelease Carolyn Fallon . CU POLA STAFF Jeanette Giandrone Marcella Huetsehenreuter Jeanette Caldwell Jane Schrier Jean Herlihy Mrs. Sara Lockwood Willizinis 74 . Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Editorial Miriam Tunison Photography Editor Mary Hamilton Arr Editor Molly Mott Judith Moyer Advertising Manager Ann Selleek Margaretta Horner Eunice Heuter Janet Searles Nancy Bradley . Adviser cf-5-ax: cf-'42-Br2v4 -XJ cfs-lffxn Um .Baal Wwe! As you stand now on the threshold of this for which you have spent four years in preparation, you pause for a moment to look back upon these years at Rockford. For your graduation is the culmination of the love and learning, the friendship and inspiration, that flow through each of these experiences. As you look back through the Cupola, you think again of these memorable times, class days and picnics, dances and court sings, May Days and plays . . . blue books and grades. Each contributed toward the ideal that is the spirit of Rockford. Initiation to our traditions guided you toward an appreciation of our freedoms. The new breadths and depths that you discovered in yourselves you have had the chance to investigate. The vigor an'd honesty of your youth have been your guides Most of all you have seen the purpose and symmetry of all these that con- surnate now in your graduation. The development from Alpha through to Omega has been slow but sound. The realization of yourselves has given you courage and made you humble. And now you go forward aware of your responsibilities but with the confidence that you are capable of full participation therein. We have dedicated this book to you, whose friendship has given us inspiration. 'X fv'ZSg'0Z5 ll 75 TOTVS GROCERY -11-1 College Avenue Thr Liitle Sforeu UNDER NEXV KIANAGEIXIENT STUCKEY'S STYLE STGRE for MEN AND BOYS 121 North 1X'Iain Conzpllimenfs 0 f JEWELRY STORE ESTABLISHED SINCE 1863 R. 51. Pl'0f7l'fF10f -106 IC. State Sr. ROCKFORD, ILL. U7II.f66ll ffl'ff5f.S' PiC2'1l7'65 Conzplimefzts Of LA FAYETTE HOTEL 'A' RODNEY D. BEMIS Alllllllgff' HICKEY'S 116 West State Finest Foods and HOllZ6lllHd6 Crlfzdies i' Headquarters for Students Since 1909 CAREER COURSES in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL SCIENCE MEDICAL SECRETARIAL SCIENCE COURT REPORTING ROCKFORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 319 VVest Jefferson Phone Blackhawk 233-I Jackson Jewelers Keejvsfzke Dl.fIllI0l1dj' Gifts Repairs 115 YVest State Street Complfmeizis Of ROCKFORD LUMBER 81 FUEL CO. 201 East State Street THE FLOWER SHOP -K 505 East State Street Phone Forest 7696 lVe extend our Co lIg7'IIfILll1fI0 IIS I0 the Class of 1940 THE SWEDISH VILLAGE 612 Seventh Street Colzzplinzerzts Of THE POWDER PUFF Beauty Salon P D I D I E R Florist S. H. KRESS Sc CO. No. IX'Iain Street ROCKFORD, ILLINOI For The Finest SPORTING GOODS AND SPORT CLOTHING Pla-Mor Sport Shop -P11-7th Street 1YIain 117 IJl't'5I'7'I'f7fl.0lZ, Drugs, Cosmetfcs XVE DELIVER Compliments Of SEVENTH STREET SWEET SHOP 211 Seventh Street C A S I N O FOR GOOD FOOD PERKINS PHARMACY I 30Q E. State 202 E. State St. Mzun 636 ROCKFO I LLINO Finer Foods Ili IVIARTINETTFS 312-314 East State Street Flowers For All Oeefzsions Swan Peterson 8: Son, Inc. 109 South Longwood Street Phone IVIain 912 HENRY G. CUTTING Jeweler i 707 Rockford Trust Bldg. Phone IYI-20-18 STATE 81 MADISON RECREATION The HfQ111e of Clean Reereniion 301 East State Street HE RZO iii? Rockfords C5 Photographer Porfrzzif and Comnzereizll Plzoiogrfzpfzy in the Hofzle, Office, or Studio Consul! Us ana' BEIZQITI' by Our lfide ErX'P6l'j6lZC6 Studios-111 North Church Street Business Phone Forest 206 Residence Phone Forest -1321 RoeKFoRD, ILLINOIS REAM Kodak F1'1z1'5l11'rzg Canzeras - Fl'IllllL'.S' G1'eef1'11r Cards J AMERA CRAP-r C Snow!-. 114 VV. State St. ROQKFORD, ILLINOIS Depelzdrlble Qualify Good Ser-wife Fair Prices BEAN SHOE SERVICE ll-I- South VVymzm Jacks or Better KI 0r111vrfy Parr'5j STEAKS - CHOPS AND SEA FOOD if 327 VV. Jefferson St. ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS CIIIIIQIIIIIFIIIS of... ROCKFORD ENTERPRISES, INC. OPERATING CORONADO - M I DWAY PALACE AUBURN AND TIMES THEATRES TIREDP THIRSTY? 81 CO. Stop and Rest AT , v E R W I N S 0 Lazliffs Il fariny ,lpfmrd 0 Clothing for Clli1llI'FII and Girls FRIENDS OF R. C. 0 ,lrfessorivs and Notions 0 Linens and Yard Goods 0 Flll'IIifll!'F, Rugs, and Drajwf'ric'.c 103 YEARS IN BUSINESS U .AIFIIZY fxllfllifllillgf 1843 N 1046 QUALITY MERCHANDISE Illanufafturfrs of tlzf AT Strausx' Prfxcriptiorzf FOR 66 YEARS REASONABLE PRICES Cfllllf7ljll16lZfAN of the WAGO WHEEL fn 81 O W E N , S INC. ROCKFORITS FINEST STORE ET'F7'.j'flll'lZg to Il7UIl1' G U L L I N Thar fs Snzari AND Colzzplfnwlzis B G I S Uf ROCKFORD DRY GOODS CO. HOTEL FAUST Extends to the Presfdvrzf, Sflluf, Graduaies, and Sf1ldE'lZf5 of Rofkford College Our jpprec1'af1'o1z of the Pfeasanf Relations EXfJ6I'1'L?lZC7Ed fn llze Past and Our F1111 C0Of761'dfl.0lZ in the Future ROCKFORD'S SOCIAL CENTERH VV. BRYAN KARR, Zlfanager S2 PHOENIX C L E A N E R S YQWEST l7lY WRNTIIVF V7 A N G E R ' S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP Jewels Bring fllemoriesv 1l8 West State S ROCKFORD, I Good Names to Remember JANE ADDAIWS GOLD BAR ROCKFORD COLLEGE ECHO Rockford Wholesale Grocery Go. 3 W W W W W W W W W W W W W ' W W W W W W W W W W W W iW I I W WW WW W WW W WW W 2 'Rock '7'21V6-F'-f - Zim Q C3 CJ Q Q - Q ff ,, 0.9 b ,Ll L S ,174 +ve Ex. W N x B R A Q y Z' q ---2 , 5 Iii W fo J M ki, Tx x N fx C- 4 An X 6 YK 25 mf V X 49 A My Z X 'fl Y-fv-kntf Q U A an I El C3 S 5 '!Lyl U as Q X is S Y 3, Q 1 4 - anafi. , Q' I sm x A 'iqgwll' 0 q K5 ' -- ., 'fb' L ' HPQEP 1l.7 y7. 'ff' .Q I Q' 'f Q Q 5 Y W 'v 410 0 Q ' f fl . by h L fx f 'M ' 37 1 L H WOR? ' X !S 5' gum' COURT Wg ,l.' 1 f, kklwfwfd Q R fd . A 0 x NEW X Dxjgyaag C0 is ROC, Y Q ,,,,Nig,er xf! V544 Q W5 X ja Awe A 670-fe S , L qi! ezarggf Fil ww , ,, 'W f f QNX 0 'W KVM Adj QQUY QP 0 ry, if ' M ? 'ff 9? 90911411 my XJ. A mms ,UAL I- X U o X, , I xx H' XN N .. 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