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

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Burton, Vc1IIee, Miss Sharp, Miss North, Kenny. I I RATI ON ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION REGISTRAR Miss M. Donie-Ison, Miss I.. johnson, Mrs. T. Mrs. E. Johnson, Mrs. Pennimon, Be-cI4strom. Mrs. M. Bevoen I NS OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE' OF ADMISSIO Mrs. E. Feeney, Mrs. D. McKinIey, Mrs. A. I'Ic1II, Mrs. S. I.. Williams, Miss Rycmn. Mr. W. Bond. Bluedom, Dr. Dome, Krieger. DESK Flonigon, F. Johnson, Gcxymon. INFIRMARY MADDOX HOUSE AND SERVICE THE FACULTY The faculty constitute the skilled workers who design the architecture of the building, thus making it a working whole. They spend hours as apprentices to their profession before they can be called skilled workers. Their devotion to their work has enabled us to become the Finished product. It is said that the faculty make the school, and that is true here at Rockford College. Without them there could be no school. Sometimes it is a long and difficult process to turn out the finished product fthe seniorl. However, the faculty have the time, endurance, skill and patience to take this undeveloped material and produce, out of it, a finished product. ln the raw material there are 'defects which must be altered and-or corrected before it is even possible to create a whole. There is another vital responsibility of the skilled workers toward the student, that is to de- velop them into more alert and mature people who can be sent into the world with a true sense of awareness. As the other skilled workers and finished products before us, we are indebted to our skilled faculty, who have made it possible for us to recognize the need to become such individuals. FACU LTY LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Back: Frances Eldredge, Lucille Blaclclan, Mabel Staudinger. l:r:nt: Julia Ingersoll, Lorena Church. SOCIAL STUDIES Back: Ruth Miller, Dieter Dux, Paul Washburn, Dorothy Wat- son. Front: Isabel Abbott, Ruth S. Cavan, Jorclan Cavan, l-larriet L. Rheingold. SCIENCES Dorothy Stewart, Mrs. l'l. Mead, Irene Doerr, Evelyn Fernalcl. FACULTY LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Mildred If. Berry, Mary V. Bragin- ton, Christine Kinnard, Eliza- beth Buckmaster, Gina Wass- ing, jeremy Ingalls. FINE ARTS Back: Philip Dedriclc, Myrtle Richer, Ieremy Ingalls. Front: Andrene Kauffman, Eliza- beth Buclxmaster, Beth Qlson. SCIENCE Dorothy Presnell, Frances Iohn- Son, Editha Underhill, Elizabeth Weimer, Mildred Bulliet. THE STUDENT GCDVERNMENT ASSCDCIATION JUDICIAL COMMISSION STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARD Bock Row: Pennimon, Wilson, Anderson, Kennedy. Bock Row: Southworth, Cohn Pennimon, Sprague Front Row: Forester, lox. Dovies, Wilson, Weber, Kennedy. Front Row: McKnight, Dr. Stewort,Voss, Heinrich ViIven, Mrs. Wyeth, GriFIith. 12 HOUSE COUNCIL TOWN STUDENT BOARD Bacic: Goodrich, Wencei, Ciwadbourne, Mont- Back: johnson, Kreme-yer, Patrick, Kjerner gomery, Bach, VanGuiider. Front: Grenberg, Penniman, Burton. Front: Seder, Tarieton, Kennedy, Mrs. Lindsey, Sweigert, i.eRoi. .Y4LL.L..--1. NSA CAMPUS CHEST Back: Davies, Simpson. Logan, Van Guiider, Carter, Giannetto Front: Weber, Freese, Sprague. A building is made ol many thingsmoi brick, of iron, of steel, ol plaster and of glass-it'sworked over by many hands. Rockford College is such a building. lt's material creators were the hands that worked over it such long years ago. They were the builders in tact, they were the masons in deed. But each generation of students here has brought another type of masonry-a type without which all the brick, iron, steel, stone, plaster and glass in the world would mean absolutely nothing-a masonry in thought, building with careful hand and hopeful heart brick upon brick oi just law and sensitive judgment of this law, until at last, there comes to exist a Framework of solidified dreams beneath the impersonal steel framework of what might have been just another building. SGA and judicialfouncil are manifestations of the work of one hundred and four years ol students in their strivings to attain mature sell-government. The object of their struggle is to create a foundation, not For a block area oi school buildings, but For a world area of tree, democratic citizens. This human foundation is alive and growingn-it does not end with the ground on which it is built: it's principles ot building spread and are accepted everywhere where there are people who believe in the worth of each individual's contribution to a group, ora state, ora world. At Rockford, we know this value. Some perhaps are not immediately or acutely conscious of it, but all of us, should the principles of democracy be threatened, would be quick to fully realize and defend the truth of the basic theory on which our democracy is founded. That each person counts lor one-not more and not less. That each person has a right to voice his one and to help formulate the laws that are to rule him and his fellows. Qur judicial Council contributes to the encouragement of a democratic system in that it helps us experience, through judging and being judged, that the rule of the many can benefit the few. ltdoes this by having an honest, impartial judging body which realizes the importance of tempering judgment with a humane regard for mitigating circumstances and lor consideration oi the intent rather than the act, Together, SGA and judicial Council form the source and stream of the democratic impulse which runs through a small college in the town ol Rockford, Illinois. 14 Z 1 4 62 ,I X 9 -'JI ff. - ...... 0 lik!! I CLASS CDP '52 I IERECTED BY THE Ir'-.El : I IE! ' - All - 6 1 X 1 4. , FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row: Bowdish, Meads, Goodrich, Doble, Palmer, Kannowski, Sweigert, Bridges, Martin, Ott Middle Row: James, Gannaway, Green, Arbisi, Bute, Brooks, Dargan, Greer, Raymond. Front Row: Sedgwick, Gilchrist, Cohoe, Watkins, Griffith, Bolling er, Jax, Squier. Back Row: Burton, Peterson, Warren, Scott, Miller, Terrill, Freese, LeRoi. Middle Row: Gianoli, Sahlstrom, Mintz, Gettys, Holbrooke, Vandercook, Burns. Front Row: Dunlavy, Nikitas, l'lennen, Megeath, Whiteley, Zobac, Weiss. 16 X We came from all parts of the country to form the freshman class of Roclciord College. Each of us brought her dreams and plans for herself and her college. During the course oi the year, itwasourjobto correlate individual ideas into a worlcable plan for the good of the class. We began with orientation, the first step toward the solidification of our class. With this lcnowledge behind us, and a year ahead in which to realize our goals, we began to take part in college life. Our first court sing afforded us the opportunity to show our upperclassman the quality oi our collective voice, a voice that has been raised since in gleeiul shouts on October Day, raised with firm commands at the Freshman Show, and with true notes at our liirst caroling. Friendships were becoming strong and fast, and through these friendships we felt the real meaning of our class and the college as a whole. Our spirit grew as we worlced along, we added our bit to the college by new ideas and cooperation. We held class meetings and elected our leaders who were to see us successfully through our Freshman year. We were, by Christmas, part and parcel of the college and had already made our marlc. We got through midterm exams, and began a new semester with the determination to do still better. But the day we had all been waiting for, the dayin which we finally claimed full possession oi our rights was yet to come. The culmination came when we caroled through the halls, announcing FRESHMAN DAY. We celebrated our recognition as part of the college, worthy of notice and appreciation. We found that by adding our individual merits together we had become capable of carrying on our part oi life at Roclciord College. As a class, we loolt forward to the next years with hopes, plans, and iaith. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Back Row: Jax, Gilchrist, Sedg- wick, Squier, Bute. Front Row: Watkins, Cohoe, Grif- fith, Bollinger. IT SOPHOMORE CLASS Bock Row: Greenberg, Mcconno, l'lorris,lol1nson, Bruscoto, McCloud, Frolwliclr Middle Row: Mozel, Klutznick, Price, Worley, Rieckmon, Elliott. Front Row: Tonner, Forester, Weber, Muir, Sill. 18 Sophomores in a college are a strange group of people. Faculty think sophomores are immature children, seniors think sophomores are must-be-tolerated little sisters, juniors think sophomores are misfits in the college life, freshmen think sophomores are pretentious bookworms, and sophomores think sophomores are Plato's philosopher-kings. Rockford Colleges sophomores are a curious combina- tion of the intellectual and nonsensical. They are the problem babies of the community. They are the putty in the hands of the social and intellectual forces, waiting to be formed into finished, matured individuals. They are to these forces within the College, as bricks are to the skilled bricklayer. The sophomores have half mastered the basic arts ol learning, reasoning and understandinglhey have half mastered the art of moderation in their social life. They need skilled faculty help in integrating these intellectual and social Facets ol their life into one basic force for useful living. Similarly, bricks have the potentiality of being parts oi a beautiful useful whole. They need the skilled bricklayer to give their sturdy, substantial, but rough bodies, their proper places in the great work. Sophomores-bricks. Not compared facetiously, but compared as corresponding parts of Finished works. sophomores are the raw material that the College needs for producing its graduates. Bricks are the raw material the builder needs for producing the final structure. Exploring further the similarity, sophomores become bricks that are transformed into the final solid structure of understanding that the College regards as its product. Raw material, but not waste. Raw material with potentialityl SCPHOMORE CLASS Officers Back Row: Tanner, Worley, Sill, Mcfanna. Front Row: Forester, Weber, Muir. 19 JUNIOR CLASS Bock Row: Timblin, Kenny, Zommuto, Kreitzburg, Kremeyer, Rutledge, Anderson, Horowitz, Kretzschrnor, Davies Rideout, Michoels, Kloth, Londgrebe, Gionnetto, Ericlcson, Simpson. Middle Row: Monroe, Milton, Swonborg, Anderson, Brehme, Chodbourne, McKnight, Wilcox, Nielwous, Schnieder MocForlc1ne, Mocl.eon, Milstein. Front Row: Wencel, Fall, Logon, Morlcin, Lombrecht, Bird, Loury, Petty, Enders, Shipley, Drobner. , 1.L JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bock Row: Lambrecht, Simpson, Niehaus, Anderson. Front Row: Wilcox, McKnight, Chadbourne, Brehme. The building is built, the briclcs are laid, the outer wells are up -and now lor the rooms themselves. l-lere come the juniors, dividing into sections, each one building the wall for the room ol her choice, separating into the sciences, the language and literature, the arts, and the social studies divisions. Now is the time for decision. The foundation has been cemented and secured, the partitions must now be raised. Yet each wall, joined together by a strong bond ol common interest and understanding, forms a part ol the next room. Not only do they divide into separate rooms according to academic interests, but the same type of division occurs in extracurricular activities. Some are active in groups related to their major Fields, some loolc into other rooms, seelting new interests. Already some have started to learn the lesson ol assuming the responsibility of a leader, which many will talte over when the ivy wreaths are laid aside. -lhese are strong walls, supported by spring seminars and junior summers which confirm the juniors' decisions. Next forthe plaster and paint. -lheluniors carry on the spirit ol dear Rf. which they captured last year in their Sophomore days. Painting the walls with the mellow traditions of long ago-the junior-Freshman party alter the Freshman Show, Juniors patting their sisters on the baclt for a per- formance well-done. The CUPOLA, a year-round project ol ditticult, but gratifying worlt. lvlay Day, a festival for students, mothers, and alumnae. lunior Day, with its ivy, bright and green, Growing lor college lealty Growing For day to be, lvy the truest symbol Ol loyalty Roclelord to thee. II if gs X Af Wm W iffy ff f ,f AA? 7 Nall QQ A Wk g V df A V, -:cffi YM A A. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bock Row: MiIton, Muir, Von Guilder, I'Ic.rII, Carter, P. Anderson, Price, Trumbo, Ainsworth Kenned y. Front Row: ,RiecI4mon, Tonner, McKnight, Uchida, Asker berg, Voss, Markin, LeRoi. ,,,,A..,,fM4.,,4A..,,wA.-,,,.4v.,,0w,,.- ,.W.f,,,..,,,W .AMW mf, Wa. CENTAU RS H FELLOWSHIP OF FAITHS Back Row: Oberg, Bute, P. Anderson, Ainsworth, Lambrecht, Burton. Front Row: Fairchild, Lindsey, Rourke, Tanner, Kreitzburg. SOCRATIC CLASS OF 1953 Judith Symon CLASS OF 1952 Phyllis Anderson Nancy Bird Ruth Lindquist Barbara McKnight Elisabeth Milton Helen Wencel Joann Wilcox 26 CLASS OF 1951 Josephine Ainsworth Gretchen Aslterberg Nell Burton Bernita l'lueter Alice Uchida Dorothy Uchida Dorothy Voss lean Word 1,......,.......----, ......,, ,, VI johnson, Krietzburg,FrohIich,Montgomery Bock Row: Niehcus, MacFarlane, Lczmbrecht,Price,Seder, Milstein, i ven, Homcin, Giannetto. H II D ' s S ro ue, Fairchild, Miss Buckmcster, Michaels. Front Row: Rieckmcm, Drobner, owe , civie , p g DRAMATIC CLUB ii X ggi? Q K XXX x S SJ wa X5 ikk l ex wx. Q Q yr xox X Q5 TOLO Bock gow: l'lowell,Mrs.Wyetl1, More I . Miggle Row: Logon, Cl1oclbourne,Don sord, Fall, Squier. Front Row: Gilchrist, Swonborg, Gren berg, Worley. GLEE CLUB f'x U gy 'QM BACK ROW: Schori, Sedgwick, Mortin, Lockman, Wilson, Seoberg, Sweigert, Gettys,Cl1odbourne,Heinrich, Beckman, johnson. MIDDLE ROW: McxcLeon, MocForlone, Gillett, Simpson,Monroe, Soutl'iwortl'1,Gilcl1rist,Cohoe, Konnowskif Bridges, Mintz, Hintze, Rideout. FRONT ROW: Prof. Fugmonn, Hintze, Wencel, Erbon, Milstein, Risvold, Oberg, Loury, Bollinger, Burton, lox, Seder, Donnenberg. SEATED: P. johnson. 28 ORCHESIS Berg, Squier, Greer, Oberg, Fall, Willcms, Milton, We-ncel, Uchida, Codincx INTERNATIONAL RELATIGNS Bock Row: Symon, Schmolhorst Krelspi, Davies, Wilson, Hein- ric . Front Row: Erbcn, Vilven, l-lintze, Rossetti, P. Anderson. FORUM Bock Row: Rourke, Forester, Simpson. Front Row: C. johnson, Sells, Colin. I THE HANDBOOK Mrs. Wyeth, Patrick, Oberg. ROCKFORD REVIEW Cohoe, Montgomery, M. john- son, Hall, Drobner. VANGUARD EDITORS: Howell, Forester Symon, Tarleton, Davies, Ray- mond, Lanzlgrebe, Frohlich. STAFF, Baclc Row: Jax, Wilson, Ott, Warren, Colwoe, Greer, Michaels, M. Johnson, Niki- tas, Bollinger, Symon, Land- grebe. Front Row: Forester, Howell, Frohlich, Davies, Torleton. EDITORS MacFarlane, Gionnetto, Brehme, STAFF Bock Row: Morkin, Anderson, P. Anderson, Shipley. ont Row Rideout, Drobner, Fr : Niehous, Enders. CUPOLA CLASS OF '51 'Twas Rockford, and the senior laws Did sit and study in the libe All busy was this flaming class And there s t l, the thoughtful scribe. Thinking of the things by which l might recall our history l loolfedsand found my mem'ry rich With incidents of our Rf. We came that year of forty-seven The largest class yet seen Were greeted heartily by our dean Beaven And seniors in their green. Cars rolling to cmd from the court Luggage piled on high We flaming freshmen held the forte- And dared a friendly, Hi , impression gathering those few days Students walking to and fro A gradual clearing of the maze, These things we'll come to lcnow. Tradition maltes our school go round, Friendship, facts and fun + These things we heard, and soon we found Them so-eh, '51? Class elections, President Mare, Gctober day and Freshman show- Our spirits bubbled with none to spare- -lihese things we'd come to lcnow. 34 OF Freshman day, we've memr'ies fond OF pastel dresses, dancing eyes Our friendship lcnotted in a bond, The young becoming wise. The following year, dem bones, d Bellowing through the hallE '51 provolcing groans- lhe sophomores come to call. Besides our added ltnowledge We branched out and toolt a part ln things that malce up college Our spirit to impart. c s Our follies left behind us ln a hectic sophomore day The faggot to remind us- That there's more to life than play. ln lvy covered Lathrop Our lunior class did dwell Symbolic of our lvy And the things we ltnew so well. We grew and in our growing We strived and tried to find The lcind of things worth lcnowingg Contentment of the mind. We toolc responsibility As leaders ofthe school And learned how with facility To spread the honor rule. Gm bOi'1eS 'QW 7 ,, W ,,.,, SENIOR OFFICERS Back Row: Hintze, Cahn, B. johnson, Burton. Front Row: Codina, Durkee, Southworth, Lengquist We came baclc this lall, a'flaming Our dresses blazing byf To light our torch, and aiming To l4eep its glow raised high. Gur rented truclc October Day The fabulous minstrel show Our long awaited Senior Day Traditions we really lcnow. lt's things lilce these, it's Middle Hall lt's the ideals for which we strove lt's all these things which we recall And these are the things we love. by-NANCY SEDER, '51 JOSEPI-IINE AINSWORTI-I GRETCHEN ASKERBERG Sociology Sociology SARA JAYNE ANGELL RUTH ANN BACH Economics Zoology mwv ANGELA BARBAGALLO JOYCE BATCHELDER BILLS Household Arts Politicol Science PHYLLIS BECKMAN NELL BURTON Psychology Spanish 36 ANNE COOLEY MARY CAHN Chemistry American Studies JEANNE COWHILL JOAN CODINA English English si gl. ANN GILLETT MARGARET DURKEE English l Spanish Q r 1 MARY GOSS FERN FAIRCHILD Classics Dramatic Literature MARY HALL BERNITA HUETER Art I'IouseI'1oIcI Arts MARION HEINRICH IOANNE HINTZE Political Science Music VIRGINIA HOMAN CONNIE JOHNSON Dramatic Literature Speech Re-Education BARBARA JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON Psychology Music 38 JOAN KARELITZ T JUAN LENGGUIST Economics Ar I I E ! L , W JOYCE KJERNER Sociology HELEN KENNEDY RUTH KRIEGER Psychology Nursing Arts EVELYN NASH Household Arts ELINOR MCCURDY SHIRLEY OBERG Art Psychology MARY JANE PENNIMAN I ROBERTA OLIVER Sociology PsycI1oIogy JUNE RISVOLD PAULINE PATRICK Speech Re-Education Household Arts ANNE ROURKE NANCY SEDER I' In Sociol Science Eng IS ESTERBERG ,IOANNA SCI-IMALHORST MARILYN SELLS W Art I'IouseI1oIcI Arts 40 I I I f' I ELIZABETH SOUTHWORTH LOIS TRUMBO Engiish ,gI!'lUvf-Q, HELEN VAN GUILDER Chemistry V EE., I W Mathematics FRANCES SPRAGUE ALICE UCI-IIDA Dramatic Literature Sociology fmrffwfik- ik. DOROTHY VOSS Mathematics and Physics KATHERINE VILVEN JEAN WARD Speech Re-Education Speech Re-Education PENELOPE WILLIAMS MARTHA WILSON Mathematics European CuIture Nm .. E. W Jax, Weber, Brehme, McKnight,Worley, Griffith. MAY QUEEN AND HER CGURT Wilson, Heinrich, Southworth H242 wwf? fd' '57 Building is an old analogy used many times lor conveying a goal. Why? Because building is Familiar to all people, whether it is the hammering together of a bird house or the planned construction of a skyscraper. Why? Because whether hammering together a bird house or planning the construction ol a skyscraper there is always a specified goal. Whether or not this goal is achieved depends upon the force behind it. Why? Because when hammering together a bird house or planning the construction of a skyscraper, a founda- tion is needed. Gne starts from the bottom up. ln constructing, buildings are often thrown together hurriedly without planning or lore- thought. A quick job looks nice but never lasts long. Here at Rockford we are given a four year building program, a program with a specified goal-the knowledge ol scholarly work combined with the lacility to cope with lile. You are the Force behind this goal. Our foundation built here at Rockford College is a foundation that is flexible enough to absorb shocks, firm enough to hold the frame against storms, and fine enough to be ap- preciated by all architects The construction is not thrown hurriedly together without forethought. For over one hundred years the plan has been developed and enlarged upon by the dent of progress. 'Each class has been built by able hands and helpers and each new class is ready for -the fresh cement to be laid. 4 llBgiBuilding lorbetter things in the future is the best of Rocklord's traditions. Let's keep it upl l WV. r it 44 E 2 1 s i 1 : 1 , I s i I l 1 I i 1 1 1 z I U 8 i I 1 1 I v 4 Editor . Associate Editor . Business Manager Editorial Chief . 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