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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

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THE NEW YEAR Mrs. Beaven-our New Dean The New Maddox House Pam Foster AT Here at Rockford College, We a new year-and we greet Classes in the Library The New Linden class rooms The New Dean's Office The New Leonard House 5 ...THE NEW LOOK RC are beginning cr new century them with the NEW LOOK New long skirts Smoking in our rooms! Gibson girl blouses Gay 90's fashions New short formcxls Winter Weekend I wi MARY ASHBY CHEEK PRESIDENT OF ROCKFOBD COLLEGE 6 r M A MISS LCRENA M. CHURCH REGISTRAR MRS. MARION BEAVEN ACTING DEAN .. S... X yz y W Z n., Wkflycf , X mf, ' if ' 1 W f X XA , f ' X f f f f X ., , 1 . N, ff ' , A ,, ,, S 1 Sq, 1 'n ,ff ,ff . ' R S fiuwa f ' 'N 'f 0 7' f 'Q Q7 , X, X W-W, 4 K IW. . . f X , ...., 7 ,N P' LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS Mildred F. Berry Elizabeth Buckmaster Beatrice I. Hannah Speech Dramatic Literature English Literature Abbie Findlay Potts Frances Eldredge Mary V. Braginton Dramatic Literature English Literature Classics MWW Susan Savage lulia D. lngersoll Mabel Staudinger Classics French Spanish Esther Swenson Lucile Blacktan Helen Farrere English Literature Modern Languages French, German 8 Marina Wolkonsky Faye Coursey Mizzi Fugmann Modern Languages Art Voice Andrene Kauffman Donna Quasthoff Andreas Fugmann Ari Art Music Ludwig Schmidt Ruth Bonnell Violin Dance 9 SOCIAL STUDIES lsabel R. Abbott Elizabeth Salmon Maximilian Beck History History Philosophy NX! Stanley Erilcson lane Williams Paul A. Washburn Political Science l-listory Religion if Wm Ruth S. Cavan l-larriet L. Rheingolcl Sociology Psychology lorolan T. Cavan Dorothy Watson Education Economics 10 SCIENCE A. Erances Iohnson R. D. Mullinix Mildred Bulliet Physics Chemistry Physics Editha Underhill Elizabeth Belcher Evelyn l. Pernald Chemistry Chemistry Botany A .Kun ml Dorothy Stewart Mary Elvebaclc Zoology Mathematics Margaret Doyle Ethel Vincent Zoology Mathematics ll PHYSICAL SCIENCES Roberta Presnell Lillian Watkins Genevieve I. Bucknell Mathematics Home Economics Home Economics Louise Carlin Myrtle D. Richer Robert Van Sickle Physiology Home Economics Accounting ixf I Virginia Spencer Betty Conway Physical Education Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION I 2 ADMINISTRATION Thomas Wadlow Sara Lockwood Williams Florence Schenck Secretary ot the College Public Relations. Bursar Iean Sharpe Barbara Spongberg Thorpe M. Langley Librarian Admissions Office Director ot Adult Education sxzavftlf HAIL hi- X fx , I-Iarold L. Minkler Iohn I-I. Cooper leanette Anderson Director ot llT Headmaster- Speech Clinic Keith Day School Clive Bray Dr. Louis P. Dame Esther Brightman Vocational Counseling College Physician Alumnae Secretary I5 Wilma Mae Wolf Ann Bluedorn Audrey North Assistant Dean College Nurse Assistant Librarian Mary Foster Elma Wilcox Mabel Thieleman Dean's Office Nurse Assistant Director of Residence Halls W. 19 242 , is Alice Fiedler lane Dill Eva A. Senqer Dietitian Admissions Office Secretary to President Evalyri Feeriey Mrs. L. I. Hall Patricia Schmitz Admissions Office Admissions Office Publicity Office I4 Lillie Iohnson Marie Flanigan Fern lohnson Secretary to Registrar Service Desk Maddox Elizabeth Gayrnan Margaret Corcoran Florence Eisler Receptionist Service Desk Gladys Bowen Irving Iolfinson Book Store Maintenance Department Hank Iohnson Nancy Bergstrom Custodian Head ot Domestics 15 Maddox ,M ,V w-..4.,W,Mw M A f iw-17siimf1:4 ' Qf i i iV ff7'Mf1y H Llfm' . ' ' mir? of Q.-....' fm ff? If Rug - 7 i.1LgQ,,., Xi gyffit A' wrfm-v-vi A -M.. ' '5 ' qw- , 5 'Nwnwkft Z, Mg sl Q -I I' K 'B' 2-, fi 1 lx J X 4' I I v 9 s0 f And you who'll be going, you Seniors, When sgie in the wide world you be, Some night when the embers ore glowing Remember your doys ot RC Remember the songs ond the loughter, The donces, ond boslfetboll, snow, Old Dod's Doys ond Moy Doys ond picnics, Or Student Porch--girls tollcing low. Forget the dry iocis, but remember The leorning ond growing, the view Oi cz future oi stors ond of glory You had here when living was new. Moy yeors to come bring you oll hoppiness li glory or home fires and love Remember the friendships you mode here- And cz cupolo shining obove. 16 fav M Qaqiiy' ...,? I - uit If X . fm. X . - f X SEN IOB CLASS Top Row: S. Twomey, G. Knight, S. Fagerstrom, B. Messer, B. Wright, M. Horner, M. Hutschenreuter, R. McKay M. Herlihy, I. Dunning, M. Keating, K. Bamberg, M. Abbott. Second Row: F. Isley, B. Maurer, M. Arbisi, I. Lindsay, M. Anderson, P. Iohnson, I. Lull, M. Garland, I. At kinson, M. Smevog, M. Diehl, M. Rasmussen, M. Schooley, M. E. Foley. Third How: E. I. Hoffman, V. Keating, S. Vanoski, M. E. Page, M, Daane, F. Ward, D. Spier, D. Lathrop, M. Bern stein, E. Hueter, D. Leavenworth, I. Rosenquist, R. Volkmann, H. Reid, M. Dawe. First Row: M. Zietlow, E. Chinn, E, Nelson, D. Coyle, H. Thezelius, A. Harvill, president, N. Self, L. Laughlin, A Harper, M. Carpenter, K. Bessel. 17 THE SENIORS Marjorie Abbott International Relations Miriam Anderson Household Science ? Mary Arbisi Household S cience ludith Atkinson Psychology 18 Martha Bernstein English Literature Kathleen Bessel Mary Carpenter Science Frances Cary Household Art Ann Britton English Art Ernily Chinn Music 19 Dorothy Coyle Sociology Mary Daane Household Art Iuiia Dunning Languages Meyrl Dawe Sociology Marilyn Diehl Drama X Z H Shirley Faaersirom Economics 20 Iosephine Feldman Music Mary Ellen Foley Drama Marjorie Garland Chemistry Ellen Hansen Household Science Rose Ann Sociology Harper Anne I-larvill Speech Reeducation 21 Mary Ieanne Herlihy Political Science loan E. Hoffman Chemistry Marcelle Hutschenreuter Political Science Marqaretta Horner Sociology Eunice Hueter Household Arts Frances Isley lntemational Relations 22 Phyllis lohnson Chemistry loan Kaufman Political Science Marilyn Keating Psychology Gertrude Knight Economics and Sociology Economics Dirnrnis Lathrop French 23 4 Dorothy Leavenworth lane Lull Science Ianet Lindsay Mathematics Political Science www- Ruth McKay Economics Barbara I. Maurer History 24 J Betty Messer Psychology Elizabeth Nelson Barbara Price English Mary Ellen Page Drama Kathryn Bamberg Chemistry Marguerite Rasmussen Philosophy 25 .M Wm , f Political Science 4 Ruth Reid Art Ioy Rosenquist Psychology Marjorie Smevog Psychology Norma Self Physics Marjorie Schooley English 46 Hope Thezelius Household Arts Doris Spier Chemistry 26 Sylvior Twomey Speech Reeducgtion Scilly Michell Vcmoski Economics Ruth Volkmomn Psychology Frcmces Word Economics x Q W W f Bcxrborcz Wright Psychology 27 'GRM Mortho Zietlow Chemistry -... qs f W WW ,..,iSx5n W WW 1 25545, . 1, ,, ,,, M .M , V. ww ,pw mf' S? f 3? Wir K I - xx . 'J my 'S P' if' ,. ,Q N f ff A , ' 4 , Q' 3 9 A X A My A Ha 1 I W Z f ,iw ,fx 1 RELAXES T lf ...J Q1 xx Z if 1 if- if- ii, 11 A E g, . ,f Q ., , ,, ' ,-5 nfl - 5217 ' rr f ' A , . nf. 'J . fl ' 6. FX fffvr 'I r,x I . fe' l x -X 5 X X E x I x I X Q FROLIC The holiday whirl at BC-Wassail parties, dancing, the glee club concert, and home to see what Santa has brought! Q Usb EE XZ. t w 1 , if ' Q f ' 4 Q, FINALS Limp, pale, lusterless females-subdued by the fight for survival. Cigarettes and coffee-coffee cmd cigarettes- ots the clock ticks on-and on-and on. Hi X i -un' 9.0 fb ,P F, P ,frl- -1 'ix . ff . 5 X Z S ,,..-4 .4 VT xi ri .1 ie. fb' 16.3 o Nl bg'- A 'I 'Quill J 9 ' -6. .lr ' Al ' Q i What does it mean to be luniors? lt took two long, hard years,- We're now much more than Sopliomores But tar from the Senior tiers. lt means we must make some choices On our own, to last a long time,- New jobs and responsibilities We must take, as we make our climb. lt means confusion to many About majors, or men, or belief. But we understand better the Decus, And a growing ivy leaf. It means we've declared our treedom, We're tree, and strong to dare,- But we've put our roots in deeply, 'Neath that Cupola up there. .-P U., J F 9 . .Q PIE is s 3 mn 35-4- mt .3 A i, 52 if L fl lf25'Ni' 'gig 1 L- ' vv We 1 f vi ' , . '59 E if I -v . i T - In--is :I ': ., , , , ' H V e, ' '2 1 T ,, E , V- 4 N L2 v ' . Q Q . f 1 , X. M . N . f me ,- 2 , 1 2 , x. -' it W f- 1 ef 2' ' ,. me ' . -' I 5 ' A ' . , 4 N' 5-1 , ,F C Q R - -, f' . 5 ' ' f W ,M wr. ' ' , ' , 1.x ' f ?J XX ,, ' . ' 4 '26 , - we ' -5, f V 1- ., r. , .Q I N, g I I... .V , -v H., '- , ,- A f ' ,tg , f z , 4, t r 4 :ff ,V 5 3 ' gg , - 1 V 1 ,I X f 1 --- Q. 'f M b Z y '.: f X A Z ' ia! Wx - ., A. mr, I, i ,ff , 15 I , 1 J, f. ' , lg . j ,V ,., Y, , V? tm., .. f- . of , f 5 V 1 :Z lf, ' Q ey: ei. , - ' , ' Qs 1 M 4 f , x ' .. , - ' f-1, fi f, f V ff ' - . fx - . - f I 'I if it ' X ' , A ff is M 5 'L' THE IUNIOR CLASS Back Row: I. Blackwell, I, Lindblom, M. Stanton, M. Vallee, I. Reese, M. Young, P. Hasselhorn, M. Gronert, P Herlihy, H. Hinds, C. Brinkman, B. Marshall, H. Davis, M. Anderson. Third Row: B. Germann, N. Crumlish, D. Swenson, R. Ross, A. Susskind, H. Kaiser, C. Ingersoll, I. Cimbalo, I Silcroft, I. Freese, M. McAfee, M. Domino, S. McKay. Second Row: A. Tenney, V. Marx, D. Staver, I. Lindsey, I. Bliven, G. Reynolds, M. Miller, I. Carlson, C. White R. Whitehead, M. Bennett, B. Elkert, L. Ho, D. Chen. First Row: I. Puhlman, A. Hoffmann, M. Cohn, A. Palmer, N. Brown, D. Hanger, president, I. Olsen, E. Donahue T. Robb, A. Kwan, I. Hildebrand. 33 F E B R U A RY B ll I NG S E L E C 'I' IONS u ,fgrf-ji 26 x 1 y . . N., ' fly f B H L , .l f L. 1, , ' 9 f 'l' r i X 5 ff ,Z f ,X ' f Af I iftff X ff ' C! 54 S G A BOARD Back Row: M. Ievdet, D. Hanger, M. Horner, B. Messer, R. McKay, M. Heinrich, N. Self. Front Row: D. Coyle, D. Leavenworth. B. Maurer, president, F. Isley, A. Harvill. I I IUDICIAL BOARD S, Voss, F. Isley, chairman, D. Leavenworih, K. Heffernan. 35 X. i. f As .155 gi 1 b., .,x, V -'H i ' fvfj : M -E. 1.. 4- ny I WW, V XC 0 , - Back How: 5 'X vt X 4 1 2 if Q i . , if 5 F X 'J fr x K P. I . ' il.. . HOUSE COUNCIL S. Moi-iay, V. Tyler, C. Bennett, F. Ward, S. Dickerson, I. Vaughan. D. McKnight, D. Hoelz, A. Hoffmann. Second Ro McCormi W: E. Southworth, H. Kennedy, D. Leavenworth, president, E. Chinn, A. Wasson, M. ck. Front Row: L. Gordon, D. Denison. .. 3 'J 2 i ss 4 -M.: 1 i ' qs:-, 1 M- --'F' - , , t .y . , ,.,.,.- V , . N . - , N- 3-ftft' ' ' N. ,. W . ' 4' Alf ' , ' i -W 'ff 4 , v2ft,.:.. . J ' ,jf j mf wx. awww!! hx' 0 1 if f . , T '47 G 1 'W' ' k.,:::,.....i9o:.:53.' I ' 153: X ., ' L TT' A- ,f . I ss. I 'nf mx 2 .. I - ff' 53? 'Q , iff ww f z TOWN STUDENT BOARD Back Row: M. Rasmussen, S. Fagerstrom, S. Voss, L. Anderson. Front Row: V. Keating, B. Messer, president, M. Anderson. 36 +15 1 at I 4 i 1 1 i' , N75 I M: 4 A f ',,,,- fp-:1.'?'f EI' .. 4 ff ffHf4ff7, ,af Cf? TOLO BOARD Back Row: E. Nelson, D. Voss, M. Vallee, M. Foster, C. Ingersoll, D. Sheslo, S. Strauss, R. Below. Front Row: A. Harper, I.Cimba1o, H. Thezelius, president, L. Laughlin, D. DeSomery. I l ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD Back Row: D. Coyle, F. Isley, I. Artley, C. Dunning, S. Voss, M. McCormick, M. Rasmussen, K. Mann, A. Harper, R. Volkmann. Front Row: H. Hutzmann, M. Schooley, A. Palmer, president, A. Susskind, H. Thezelius. 37 1 237 , W, yr'-mf g swv x .f. - 3 .1 as is jf! X N ' V N , . . MN I asm? y J 'E W.,-4 , K x W X W ,Q 'CZ' J Q: 4-.Mfs , , fm '4 ' W, i , iz' .. ML ? tm .,,., . . ....- . FACULTY STUDENT CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Back Row: M. Rasmussen, I. Moyer, B. Maurer, F. Isley. Front Row: I. Reese, M. Becxven, E. Underhill, chairman, S. Dickerson. ww, Y W C A BOARD Back Row: I. Iclcobsen, A. Susskind, R. Michelmcmn, A. Harper, A. Gillette Front How: E. Hueter, M. Garland, president, E. Underhill. B. Wright. 38 I I VANGUARD STAFF Back Row: F. Fairchild, M. Pinkerton, A. Levy, N. Huxley, M. VanderZee, B. Hueter, I. Moyer E. Emerson, V. Homan, P. Nutley. Second Row: C. Thompson, K. Muller, H. Kennedy, C. Bennett, I. Campbell, E. Hueter, I. Iacobsen I. Gray, L. Carter. Front Row: L, Iudkins, C. Feldman, D. McKnight, I. Cimbalo, M. L. Fulton, H. Kaiser, H. Hutzmann R. Germann, E, Donahue. X I f ..,.. , 7 - 1 -.44 gg, . fr. . Frat' 1' 1 'rail ,, if VANGUARD EDITORIAL STAFF Back Row: L. Laughlin, I. Reese, S. Hagberg, I. Iacobsen. Front Row: M. Abbott, I. Freese, M. Horner, Editor, E. Ward, P. Drake. 39 DRAMATIC CLUB Back Row: I. Icrcobsen, C. Dunning, B. Mcrurer, S. Twomey, M. Abbott, N. Huxley, T. Robb, M. Horner, A. Lindgren, I. Olsen, I. Cimbcxlo, H. Kaiser, M. McClellan, R. Reid, I. Freese, I. Artley. Second Row: R. Foote, M. Vallee, I. Puhlmcm M. Domino, E. Hueter, L. Diehl, president, E. Buck- rnoster, M. Schooley, M. Potge, M. Cohn, M. Pinkerton, L. Ccrrter. Front Row: A. Alexcmder, E. Chinn, E. Donohue, M. Gcrrlcxnd, D. Coyle, L. Iudkins, H. Hutzrncrnn, F. Isley. GLEE CLUB E I Bock Row: I. Kettle, I. Puhl- mcrn, K. Wert, T. Robb. 5 Sixth Row: M. Willioms, S. 1 Dickerson, M. Vander 1 Zee, F. Fairchild, I 5 Stiniger. I Fifth Row: A. Hcrrvill, C Dunning, R. Michelmornn - I. Miller, A, Levy. Fourth How: S. Kowalski I. Iohnson, B. Messer, H Currie, D. Powell, L Anderson. Third Row: D. Denison, L Ccrrter, S. Oberg, I Hintze, I. Lindsey, M McClellan, A. Nisley. Second Row: M. Duwe, R Germonn, G. Thompson, E. Chinn, V. Homon. Front Row: E. Chinn, presi dent, P. Iohnson, M. An- derson, H. Moore. 40 1 ORCHESIS Back Row: V. Bartlett, A. Hoffmann, C. Ingersoll, G. Knight, C. Lubben, B. R. Willis. Front Row: P. Salford, N. Sell, president, E. Benish, D. McKnight. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Back Row: F. Isley, S. Twomey, M. VcrnderZee, T. Robb, M. Cohn, I. Mouat, B. Maurer. Front Row: R. Michelmann, M. Abbott, M. Hutschenreuter, president, M. Domino, I. Reese. r 4 1 I 1 ,..,.-..,.....,W S9 A Q . . Back Row B Maurer Front Row P Nutley QV naw' FORUM N Huxley M L Fulton I Puhlman I Sherry D Spxer I Srlcrott presxdent I Batchelder I ,W LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTEBS Back Row: B. Strasburg, I. Mouat, S. Voss, S. Voss, V. Kramer, M. Cohn, T. Robb, B Slemmons I. Kain, M. Abbott, D. Sheslo, M. McNulty, M. Carpenter. Front Row: M. Domino, A. Hoffmann, E. Nelson. P. Safford, M. I. Herlihy, S. Twomey pres1dent E. Ward, I. Olsen. -42 4413 'QV SCIENCE CLUB Back Row: T. Kwan, G. Montgomery, M. Cohn, M. Metzger, M. Dawe. Front Row: K. Harnberg, M. Bernstein, president, D. Spier. CUPOLA STAFF Back Row: D. Chen, R. Germann, A. Hoffmann, I. Reese, E. Yiannias, I. Iacobsen. Front Row: I. Cimbalo, I. Puhlman, T. Robb, Editor, I. Freese, M. Cohn, V. Marx. 43 SOCRATIC Back Row: B. Marshall, M. Anderson, M. Bernstein. T. Robb, E. Liddell, M. Cohn, F. Isley M. Rasmussen. First Row: S, Dickerson, M. Abbott, president, P. Iohnson, P. Cockerell, I. Bliven. ew, f ROCKFORD REVIEW EDITORS I. Reese, I. Lindsey, C. White 44 I 2 E BARBARA I. IVIAUBER PRESIDENT OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 4 5 I K 7 I 1 x4 nf ' I 613 fxv! QA. If ' W' V5 I- Ov, f 4' ' 'f1::'S2? ' I , ?f'7Z'Z1E-S '. 'aff ..,.,,, ,W Y RANGES ISLE RMAN EDF JUDICIAL COMMISSION CHAI 46 , ,2 , f , 5 Q: f a f NN E , N 4 wffy f, 0 J f if ANNE HARVILL SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT DOROTHY LEAVENWORTH HO USE PRESIDENT fw 7 ww ww W IN x' af , S: f 5 . , , .,..kN N VM ff , N , 1 K, fgfwf ff' WINTER .. W wr M W 2 'je 1 4722 Q .. N1 -ff' A a if v SN M' M ,K ,J-wx umm M Q Sophomore year-age of securityg You've found your place at HC,- Found a sureness in friendships that lasted, Qt 1- Q6 t Qi' r ,t 5 ,Ax w, rv. Q ix I 9551 i va- XX K' N' ,, Q01 And beginnings of dreams to be. You burned all your Freshman follies, On that morning, your day of days, With the flame of last year's fagot, That was gathered from many a blaz And you give with the brand that yo A heritage that will grow With the ideals of honor, loyalty, Love of truth, and the will to know. e. u lit there 50 NQ J n ,.., 2 ,f QX, -s L' U YW S ir' .i'fl31WA7 f. - fi SVQBW-1 I X. V ,, H ,, I 11 . M ' pw' ' - M M fnftfi 'Vis' .-. f.s:.f.. ii QT-7855 Cf grf g 1: fwwd-re-, 5 ' H ' f' .' Q T V MM., g WF. ,A .I t , .. , f X ---1 K . .fmf 'Vx lwwfzf . x .155 J, K ,, 34551, M W-Nm . f 'K' ff , f- :V fr hwy -, Q ' ' 'ff 1 1.37 A ,yfwtgg y , Q' ., Sri ss .,f',,ff4fw ,QI ,fy Qfzjf X W, ig K X . X I, f ' ef M. W M J f ls! f Top Left to Right: G. Petronis: S. Hagberg: R. Oliver: I. Reid: I. Gray: N. Huxley: E. Ward: I. Iacobsen: D. L. Anderson: H. Moore: M. Miller: M, Whitehair: D. Schultz: M. Durham: L. Wollschlagger: D. McKnight: I. Campbell: L. Feigh: I. Artley: E. Benish: P. Salford: H. Gjerde: I. Kain: H. Hague: M. Eckland: I. Berquist: I. Mouat. Second Row: D. Sheslo: I. Lincoln: L. Anderson: M. Allen: A. Whelihan: S. Gehrt: D. Sharpe: E. Broders: C. I. Maier: G. Myers: D, Codina: I. Dankel: C. Truesdale: P. Lindell: R. Ringenberg: I. Saltzman: B. Friedman: A. Lindgren: I. Walton: I. Bloomlield: G. Gillis: V. Tyler: M. I. Rice: M. Pinkerton: M. Adler: A. Alexander: L. Ions- wold: M, Mattas: E. Dayton: M. McNulty: P. Drake: M. McClellan: E. Liddell: C. Christiansen. Third Row: B. Slemmons: B. Stanley: E. Yiannias: P. S. Condoy: G. Rodriguez: K. Gessner: P. McCoy: I. Simons: N. Anderson: L. Gordon: B. Eibe: R, Zwart: A. Monlux: H. Hutzmann: C. Burney: B. Aliber: C. Dunning: E. Brokaw: L. Iudkins: I. Riswold: K. Engberg: K. Heffernan: C. Feldman: A. Hulse: D. Busacker: S. Voss: R, Michel- mann: I. Greiner: A. Nisley. Fourth Row: G. Urban: K. Withey: I. Vaughan: M. Ingraham: V. Bartlett: M. McCormick: G. Strauss: M. Ievdet. President: S. Voss: E, Koons: E. Chinn: S. Dickerson: M. Stryker: R. Keller: B. Allen: A. Bulson: C. Gorsey: M. L. Olson: S. Wilmarth: N. Yoder. Fifth Row: A. Roherty: G. Thompson: M. A. Stephens: R. Caron: E, Underwood: G. Grossman: M. Schell: B. Mik- kelson: N. Buettell: A. Gillette: D. Denison: P. Cockerell: I. Spear: A. Rutledge: A. Meenen: B. Coe: P. Nutley: L. Carter. 51 rf aff I QQ , gf SPRING l -'ls R., Remember Freshmen thos first few weeks, You were told about Rockford from morning 'til night 6? Z2 w -of xl-V - ' Af. ' I I V9 1 '-wb: sl 'Fiqh Q5 . , ,Jfggiig Confusing and new and intent- gd - . D., .1 s - . , . But you still couldn't know what we meant. Then you felt, deep down, what it really was On the night of your class day. You sang us your songs, and found your class- The Class '5l, on your way! You'll learn to love her as. we do now,' You'll see flaws, hut great value, too. Build her, grow with her, and will her, enriched To those who come after you. 1 1 0 vfa?. J F A 0 - 1 1 54 V Q. 5 . www Nw FIRST ROW: B. Brooker, J. Kerelitz, M. Burg, D. Klinefelter, J. Codina, A. Heath, J. Hintze, M. Burr, K. Bergesen. SECOND ROW: N. Burton, S. Angell, L. Bertelson, C. Allen, J. Ainsworth, J. Batchelder, M. Heinrich, President, A. Wasson, N. Wilson, N. Adams, C. Bennett, J. Bessel, A. Barbagallo. THIRD ROW: J. Gaffney, C. Benak, P. Bach, J. Johnson, . Chapman, . ere A. Cooley, Y. Glockner, L. Damus, B. Johnson, J. Johnstone, R. Below. R H ROW B Heuter A Gillett P Durkee E Emerson L Holcomb S Haggin P Clements, V. Homan, R. Berg, P S Ch ck, S. Kowalski, H. Currie, P. Beckman, FOU T : . , . , . , . , . , . , . P. Kerr, C. Johnson, N. Louhart, P. Johnson, J. Churner, B. Hennen, M. Harden, E. Huntoon, J. Inglish, I. Kettle. TOP ROW: V. French, N. Evans, Greenawalt, L. Johnson, H. Kennedy, N. Elfline, M. Cahn, U. Dawson, M. Hainsworth, M. Dixler, M. Ehrhardt, M. Hall, M. Dymond, F. Fairchild, J. Cowhill. FIRST ROW: J. Swerre, C. Lubben, D. Rainy, A. Rourke. P. Williams, P. Patrick, D. Voss, C. Lucas, J. McCammant, O Skakun, N. Whitney. SECOND ROW: S Oberg. E. Southworth, N. Seder. E. Ruby, C. Thompson, J. Ward, M. Williams, M. Wittges, H. Van Guilder, J. Shalir, J. Moyer., C. Rink, J. Muller. THIRD ROW: D. Strauss, H. Snyder, J. Seeger, J. Mc'Keag, L. Martin, D. Powell, B. Olsen, B. Schwartz, E. Lamberton. Leath P Peterson E Salomon R St John E McCurdy J Tesmer P Manchester C Lockwood. M. Thomas. Vilven, M. Wilson, Trumbo, E. Wyatt. Nash, M. Oehmke J. , . . . , . . , . , . , . , . FOURTH ROW: A. Uchida, E. Langley, Schwartz, J. Metheral, L. Marshall, J. Steiniger, M. Molner, K. K. Wert, A. Levy, L. Laird. W. Ward, A. Prescott, K. Mann, M. Weipert, J. Schmalhorst, F Sprague, L. TOP ROW: R. Valle, C. Roherty, B. Willis, E. Sedlack, Marcia Vander Zee, F. Sigurdson, B. Owen, E. , K. Strote, P. Luckstone, A. Young, L. Schreurs, G. Montgomery, L. Larson, M. Powers, Schechter, J. Sheiry, M. Scott. 1 1 . ra 'H-1' ' . , an , -Q, 1-'Iii -2 .. ' 5 1 ,fri X'-7:49 V .3 W ,V-f ' .-Qlldxzlhl jf 1 1 M Aw wr N ' f ,,..A.r .v Frances Isley .... May Queen Anne Hczrvill . . Senior Attendant Eunice Hueter . . . Senior Atiendcmt 56 Ioan Codina . Elizabeth Koons . Marthe Ann Miller Ioanne Reese . Helen Gjerde . Marion Heinrich Freshman Sophomore . I unior . junior Sophomore Freshman Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant CU POLA STAFF 4 Editor . . . Trudy Ann Robb Assistant Editors . . Iulie Freese, Ioan Puhlman Editorial Editor . . . Marcia Cohn Editorial Staff . . Audrey Hoffmann, Carroll White, Iean Lindsey, Ioanne Reese Photography Editor . . . Valerie Marx Photography Staff . . lean Iacobson, Diana Chen Art Editor . . . . Ioan Cimbalo Art Staff . . Sybil Strauss, Elaine Yiannias Business Manager . . . lean Olsen Advertising Manager . . Marthe Miller Advertising Staff . Mary Bennett, Ieanne Bliven, Helen Kaiser, lean Lindsey, Ioan Walton 58 OUR LAST WORD For you, seniors, this book marks the end ot tour years at Rockford College, the completion ot studying literature, romance languages, art, philosophy, religion, mathematics, and science. As you have dis.covered in your years ot academic learning, there is more to college lite than scholarship. lt is the little things, playing bridge on SP, cottee drinking at Maddox, sitting on the boat dock at the tarm, discussing politics in the room across the corridor when youl should be studying, singing in the court, the brilliant White, of the Cupola against the blackness ot night skies, that you will remember long atter graduation. Yet, each ot your college experiences whether scholastic or social has culti- vated the best in you, better preparing you tor lite outside the' old iron fence. Each day has made an untorgetable impression on your mind. And now as you walk down the path toward the iron gate, pause for a moment, and look back at that which has been an intricate part of you for four years. Remember and be glad. LIP' 59 FOREST CITY PRINTING COMPANY Compliments of I f ' to TOP HAT RESTAURANT +1 5211 North Second Street COIVIPLIMENTS of the LITTLE STORE' TOTPS GROCERY PAULINE, JIM. and JO ANDERSON BROTHERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY DIDIER FLORIST Flowers Wfirerl Anywhere 532 West State C 0 m IJIIIIIPFZIS of the FLOWER SHOP Compliments of the PLA-MOR SPORT SHOP, Inc. 411 Seventh Street REMINGTON RAND, INC. 312-314-316 Park Ave. ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS OFFICE SYSTEMS OFFICE EQUIPMENT JOSEPH BEHR AND SONS, INC. MACHINERY AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION 1100 Seminary Rockford, 111. CONNOISSEURS OF GOOD FOOD . . . Come to MANDARIN GARDEN WHERE ROCKFORDS CHOICEST CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOODS ARE SERVED PRIVATE 2nd FLOOR DINING ROOM for BANQUETS, PARTIES, and CLUB MEETINGS Reservations - Dial 4-0615 NELSON 'S HOME BAKERY PARTY ORDERS A SPECIALTY Phone 4-9313 602 Seventh Street Visit Our Complete RECORD DEPARTMENT HEDRICK ELECTRIC COMPANY 201 Seventh Street TURTLES by DE MET'S 7TH STREET SWEET SHOP 211-7th sf. 3-4132 'K DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE to show you at your prettiest- to keep for tomorrow the most memorable moments of today 41 Compliments ERWIN'S CCNFECTICNERY 501 East State Street Shoe Service That Satisfies B E A N ' S SHOE SERVICE M. AND W. CLOTHING CO. The Store For Men 222 S. Main St. Dial 2-0341 Compliments of the F. M. GAMBINO AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE S W E D E N H 0 U S E RESTAURANT and GIFT SHOP East State CU.S. 201 East of Alpine Road Telephone 2-4012 Axel and H'ldu1 Eklund Closed Monday d T d y Private Part A g d By App t t D I X I E S H O P SPORTSWEAR HEADQUARTERS --.-:: 2 2 :-.f: I.4.1 ,iz :,:1 325 W' State Flowers For All Occasions 311 Seventh Street Rockford Florists 109 S. Longwood Street Phone 3-8433 LOGLFS FINER FOODS 605 Kishwaukee Dial 4-8913 BANNEN PRINTING COMPLETE MARKET QOMPANY Fresh Meats - Frozen Food Fruits and Vegetables NICHOLSON HARDWARE T W 0 S T 0 R E S 208-10 Seventh Street and 1420 Twentieth Street Gifts - Housewares - Paints CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS HAR DWARE inellursl arms BOTTLED ON TI-IE FARM anhlwrroon fronts THOSE GOOD PRODUCTS Smith Oil Service Wzlzf- Weir Imax? lmewmfffz Compliments of the JOHNSON APPLIANCE COMPANY 227 Seventh Street Dial 2-8877 2705 North State Street Dial 3-8877 Compliments ot EMIL KELLNER AND CO. Distributors of Fine Confections Lullclgrelfs Camera Shop 419 Seventh Street HUNTER G. CUTTING Manufacturing I ewelers Watchmakers Engravers 707 Rockford Trust Bldg. Dial 3-1852 Look to THE ZENITH STORE First POR A COMPLETE SELECTION OF CLASSICAL AND POPULAR RECORDS ALSO OPERAS - CHILDRENS - RELIGIOUS MUSIC State at Wyman Dial 5-5824 91-IUENI CLEANERS Dial 2-1833 .Nc Quality Dry Cleaning of Reasonable Rates CLEANERS - DYERS - HATTERS Complete Main Office Branch Stores . . and Plant 114 S. Church St. Ph0f0QfUP1'11C Supphes 1109-1115 317 E. State Sr. N. Second St. 213 S. Main St. Dial 2-7701 5242 N. 2nd St. C 0 L L E G E I N N 108 South Second Street FITZ CLEANERS coNFEcT1oNEB1Es AND LIGHT LUNCHES 23131 410 Mulberry St Complete Line of PAPERS AND MAGAZINES BARBER CGLEMAN CU. PATRONS The Brearley Company 2107 Kishwaukee Mr. Anthony Domino 1346 Boilvin Avenue Garner Roofing and Insulation Company 1125 Harrison Miss Mary Lynch Gronert 6026 Ellis, Chicago Mr. Walter C. Hasselhorn 6125 Forest Glen Avenue, Chicago Highland Lumber and Fuel Company 602 Eighteenth Street Italian Village 825 Cunningham Nu-Way Laundry Incorporated 1011 Kilburn Pearson Studio of Photography 421 Seventh Street Mr. and Mrs. Carleton S. Robb 304 East Washington Street, Marengo Rockford Machine Tool Company 2500 Kishwaukee Sjostrom and Sons, Incorporated 1718 Seventh Avenue Skandia Hardware Company 329 Seventh Street Woodward Governor Company 5001 North Second Street r s 2 I : 5 . I I5 , i. K K1 P, P l yy dk.. it W Q9 3 AY 'f WMQMY GWR 4ij9,QQnf6N 'Q-21.5 325207 'Xxx gslkmw. 'E ,S. NWS ,Q .L 'iffpr KH 037 X if Ri 4,115-'L' ryan Uimms bmw 1. xl... 2? mfxbqewf '??+4?lE:-Q1iliJ,l'! gg Aijxuwe hm gf QQ Oqwfgbww Mm as V2 ily... ' if M ,Af gm? fsgvgipaux fb?1WQqX Cp-Mx, of 3-lj? MMM if fix x..,v-W1 Q'-a4,m.,,f MXQWM 4 ff iff 71 M +2227 rj? D in EE L . 2 M EM Q M Wa QA mud fem GQ 14-W mf?