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

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,Vp-1-5' ss SENIOR CLASS QFFICERS. Back row: Treasurer, Tylerf Tolo Representative, Stephens, Secretary, guxley, Song-leader, Chinn. Front row: Parliamentarian, Gorsey, Vice-President, jevdetf President, jerde. Daughters of King Midas these seniors . . . golden dresses mingling with autumn sun and leaves . . . golden earrings telling tales ol laughter and parties . . . the golden glovv that comes from friendships and the satisfaction ol vvorl4 Well-done .. . a gold piece lor careers and comprehensives . , . a gold RC lor athletics . . and a gold star For leadership . . . a golden rule ol living in a golden age ol Centennials and Science Buildings . . . a golden gateway to the future built by experience and learning . . .a golden dream to cherish when june passes, 'I

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S E N I O R S

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WE THINK . . . Teachers and educationists, the learned and the artists, deem their reason for existence to create as much as they can. The gifts of culture . . . grovv richer, not only for those who receive but also for those who give. By giving the circumference of influence vvidens, strengthens the spiritual ties which unite societies and humanity and realches the pealc of satisfaction which eixsts in the lives of manlcindf' ClVlr. Czeslavv Wycech, from an address delivered at the establishment of UNESCOD WSW -ww MMV 10 hw,-4' NANCY ANDERSON Art Friend of Tvvain, lf We really understand a per- son, vve cannot dislike them . . Hearty chuclcle . . . lmpetuous. A special interest in people. Expediency and efficiency are important, but curiosity predomi- nates. BARBARA GRANTZ Art The taslc is to develop an appreciation of others' vvorlc - and yet retain one's ovvn volition and inspiration to build again and again, continually upon your ovvn efforts. Cperhaps it may happenb -only through concen- tration and sincerity will your place be found. LlLl TIEN-FENG Art The aesthetic in your hands, in their delicacy and movement and in the lines left by your paint brush: a feeling for beauty. There is spon- taneity Cso well con- trolledD and humor. There is receptiveness to others' thoughts and a warmth of heart for people. SALLIE WILMARTH OTTING Art Creating is living. Creat- ing is the only vvay to live. No need for ex- hibition, for satisfaction comes most honestly through analyzing one's vvorl4, one's self, Simply then - vve malce the beautiful ofthe most. ELLEN BENIST-I Art 1.CIaooin C3-45 C7-8b. Shes alive - laughing: Ha Woman and a scholar, her good loolcs are ex- ceeded only by her lcind- ness and generosity to- wards othersf' Q. Cr- ganized pranlcs and always vvorlcing for you. aD sensitivity, bb intro- spection, cp casual. MARY JEVDET Art Even Socraticites have their devilish moments . .. charmingly, vvarmly so. She is seriously contem- plative, analytically con- structive in her art vvorlc. She learns fully, con- tinuously, from life and is able to compare and Weigh her nevv l4novvl- edge. MARY LOUISE lVllLLER Art The pigments on the can- vas are explosive - bril- liant and dynamic. Colors lilce life range from pas- tels to fiery red orange and from darl4 blues and purples to slcy blue and faintpinlc ANN RUTLEDGE Art ingenious and clever in her everyday life . . . living for the future and quietly living in the pre- sent. . . thinlcing for her- selfand vvondering about others. . .and embellish- ing upon, thereby, an inherent fresh imagina- tion exclusively her ovvn.