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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

CUPOLA1952 PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF ROCKFORD COLLEGE A REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS PAST It is only now, QS I IooIc beck on those I y , that I can see in true perspective OVS meonin o W cz was happening to th gfht tI'1en. Thomas Wolfe H 4 'f X 'QD' 2 X , X ,. .,,,.,., W4 M ' N , W-. , 4 HW ,, . x , -I - , ,Miki 71 , Of l , , f ,Q , MMS V f f + f ff Q nf 'fe -, mx. f, ff ,Q , . , I L W , U VV, . ,W tywmwf MMM 4 ,fKf.X,W,,A,Wy. VW , A fWw'fW.2w1 1, , X Q W M' A , ,, , , , .MW ,V QWWLMM M X I ,f nf. W W ,W MM. , ' A MWW' 'ff'7W4fXkfWQ'f,lK N ,M qssqyvwewggm. f ,,,,Q, , f fmwwwm ,,, XW, , f ,gml , Aw-vwimww-WMM y lx3R '431f fWW Vf W! A., W f ,, W, f Q wwKmwmMW,,, Wxwwwwwwv 9 iz A 5,1 , fm, ,.,,,1, - -U.-1,1 - .. , ,. X dwiww' ' ' Q. ,4 ,A V f. ' M K X - Www ,, 5, f KMA 7' ,7, I is-158153512 ' gf-,gg ,, rw +-4M-fbfw W1 f . fp, W , . Mm - W fwvZ6iwW PRESIDENT MARY ASI-IBY CHEEK J FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION CStanding I.-rj: Elizabeth Buclcmaster, Beatrice I-Iannah, Myrtle Richer, A. Frances Johnson, Evelyn Fernald, Ruth Cavan. CSeated I.-rj: Mildred Berry, Isabel Abbott, julia Ingersoll, Florence Schenclc, Dorothy Watson, Mildred Bulliet. 6 ,. f ,WN Wk M A vie, -,ww M-Xvwwrwvt ,115 f CStanding I.-rj: jeannette Cox, Wyn Springer, Marie Flanagan, Margaret Danielson, O. W. Bond, Phillip Dedriclc, Jordan Cavan, Marjorie Foster, Robert Johnson. Cgeatecl l.-r.D: Mary V. Braginton, Thera Lindsey, Nell Burton, Grace Spielcerman, Lillie johnson, Irene Nea, Betty Castle, Gertrude Mead. 7 1 1 EE B X , I A X Q Y ff S- 4 A 'M f X W , ..A,A X 3 t fm-W an- Tiwxx Phyllis Anderson Nancy Bird All are needed by each one, Nimble thought can jump both nothing is lair or good alone. sea and land. 'mi Nancy Chadbourne Better is a handful with quiet- ness, than both the hands full with travail and vexation of spirit. Susanne Cross Jeanette Deane Too early seen unknovvn, and There is no good but for a man lcnovvn too latel to rejoice and to do good in his life. Mary Davies Mary Enders These are the times that try l-le preaches well who lives men's souls. well. Alice Patterson Fall Music hath charms to soothe savage beast. -u-...ga 'I , Clara Thompson Foth I have loved the principle of beauty in all things, and it I had time l would have made myself remembered. l I 2 I Y . ,, tx ,,, X QQ -s fi jo Giannetto, president Mary Brehme Halverson Terry Horowitz Be patient. Our playwright may Fill the seats of justice with Know then thyself, presume not show in some fifth act what this good men, not so absolute in God to scan. The proper study wild drama means, goodness as to forget what of mankind is man. human frailty is, l i Lorraine Kenny l-lonor and shame from no con- dition rise, act well your part: there all the honor lies. ini, 5 V.: if 277' V Carol Klath Mary Kremeyer Early to bed and early to rise Wisely and slow, they stumble malces a man healthy, wealthy, that run fast. and wise. 12 Helen Williams Resolve to be thyself: and know that he who finds himself, loses his misery, Vivian Krespi As for a future life, every man must judge for himself between conflicting vague probabilities. ,, ,, . fy ,.,, Z fs ,A 4 ffm! ' ,,s, , , A ,, Barbara Landgrebe, vice president ln many ways doth the full heart reveal the presence of the love it would conceal. f X ,5 ,w. xr . 1 if Si? i X ff' s f ,s X f tie- t s I JONGGH Laury Spealc gently, let no harsh word mar the good we may do here. Y . Janet Swanborg l.ee 'Tis education forms the common mind, just as the twig is bent, the tree is inclined. SClfC1l'I Jane MacFarlane Cast thou bread upon the waters: for thou shall Find it after many days. Barbara Nlclfnight ,lean lVlciCLeCin Wisdom is better than weapons All the world's a stage. of war. f f E i . v Connie lvlarlcin Anna Menzel Martha Michaels Fanya Milstein There is nothing better, than She was a scholar, and a ripe The Almighty Dollar, that great Truly the light is sweet, and a that a man Should rejoice in his and good one, exceeding wise, object of universal devotion. pleasant thing it is for the eyes own worlcs. fair-spolcen, and persuading. to behold the sun. 13 1 4 f10 E 5 , KW ,S , Elizabeth Milton Clara Monroe Dorothy Mutimer Wearing all that weight of And she rode all rapidly in all We know what We are, but learning lightly like a Flower. directions. not what we may be. l Jeannette Niehaus Mary Schneider Chielly the mould of a man's I am seeking only to face real- lortune is in his own hands. ities and to face them without soft concealments. 1, A t -' 1 ,Vg Q VW. i 1, rg, - , nw ef ' ' ' . :I , f .W , f' YZ f .:7 f Joann Wilcox, Jane Simpson Shirley Smith Helen Wencel secretary The play's the thing. l-ler voice was ever soft, gentle, She was our queen, our rose, The reward of ci thing we and low, an excellent thing in our star,and then she dancedff done is to have done it. a woman. oh, l-leaven, how she danced! Yours lios been o job, to soy notliing of comprelwensives, you've nod to uplwold the positive in fluence of college life. You've reoclsied tlie exalted position in one lcind ol lile only to stort on tlwe bottom rung ol on otlier. Another one ol tlwose adjustments youlre olwoys lwoving to mol4e nowodoys. But you've done it, you're educoted Women now. Were sorry youlve liod to put up with o group tl1ot's going to lwove to roce to keep up witli tlie '52 poce. Cll'iot's not sorcosm.D I5 W Z Ti GCTOBER DAY jr Q O I , 1,55 gre,-n ,, 'Q' .-' 5' of ' Qui i .GDL a .Mi lh DAD'S DAY f V M V , O Y A fAQQ 1, Q' W - i f , WEWQAMV K' 4 7,21 ' P f 4 X A .Q fx it f Q W5 W PRESIDENT'S BIRTHDAY DINNER TO L0 18 CBaclc row I-rD: Rae Berg, Robin Squier, Patty Fall, Kelly Foth, president, Bruce Howell, Shirley Megeath. CFront row I-rj: Shirley Smith, Nancy Bird, Nancy Chadbourne, Jill Gannaway, Pat Palmer. EEN WINTER WEEK-END'S QU W f -1 ,f 'AN BQ ff Q, , .-Wg, u 7 , . . -'E fx, .. a ' ny. . A ,,.. , E . g fqgglgggtgz. .V - ,--.4-1 ,ff y' 5' 2:5 -4. AN 1 ' J' AH xi 5 K. 1 . - U - , -'gas fwywyw 10 ' Af Ky ' M Wiki I ft A1114 , - ' - - ' ph' . 9 A i rx .1 LESLIE EUSTACE ...J I9 AA BOARD Standing, l-rl: Paula l.el?oi, Jill Gonnaway. Geared, I-O: Sue Ott, Terry Arbisi, Carol Klath, Tommy Milton, president, Rita Muir, Mary Lou Carter, Virginia Ptacelc, Shirley Megeatli. Clfloor, I-ry: Anne Cobb, Mitzi Peterson, Connie Marlcin, Mary Halverson, Betty Lu Klutzniclc. 20 CENTAURS Cl-rjg Marjorie Dunlavy, Shirley Megeatlw, Nancy Bird, Ann Cobb WATER BALLET Behind the glomour of the multi-colored lighting, the rhythm of Ujetn ond the order of Rochmoninofhs Concerto wos, unbelcnownst to the spectators, the lobored breothing of tired performers. The show must go on, did, o job well done. W 1 -A CStanding, I-rD: Jeannette Cox, Colleen McCanna, Yvonne Sill Pauline Oplinger Julie Howell Judy Symon, Betty Lu Klutzniclc, Rita Muir, Joyce l-larris CSeated, l-rj: Barbara Elliott, Zelda Mazel, Margo Nilcitas Virginia Ptacelc Beatrice Grenberg Joanne Trapani, Anita Guyette. As Phillip Wylie almost said, the juniors are alter all sentimentalists, for who but sentimen- talists would bother themselves to beget so foolish a sell-defense as cynicism? l-low ap- proposl We've been bad, rarely good, weve been indiyidualists ol the ruggedest type. Why? l guess because we were at the time ol life when one rebels against ones ingrained senti- mental beliels. We were at the antithesis ol our consciousness in the malcing. Comes the synthesis? 24 HONOR SYSTEM The springtime ot Iite IiIce the spring of the year is a time of re-creation as weII as recreation. When I was a child I spoke as a child and thought as a child. But when I was a child I judged right and Wrong without any fancy rationahzing. Best I re-create that Iost vision. We've got to Find ourselves, our Iost child-IiIce sense of the absolute. Sounds trite, but why Fight it, it's true. 26 CSeatecl, I-rj: Elaine Schwartz, Mrs. Thera Lindsay, Helen Wencel, Dr. Dorothy Stewart, Jo Gian- netto, Jeannette Niehaus, Mary Davies, Barbara McKnight, president, Mary Halverson, CFIoor, I-rj: Mary Weber, Janet Lee, Mary Finkenstaedt. SGA BOARD 71 JUDICIAL BOARD CSeoted, l-rl: ,loner Lee, Mary Halverson, clwoirmon, Helen Wencel, Dorothy Grilfitlw, Julie Howell, Ruth Hoerner M. ' .JE X V 2 'fl' 'X X., Q? ' Mm-A . 1 . I U' we W W' 1 S ww , Q, Q f, , l r QQ 'L M 5' ' 2 28 M I one Housf couwcii CStonding,l-fb: Corol Kloth, Eileen Echterling, Koy Krotlcy. CSeoted, l-rj: Connie Morkin, Jeonne MocLeon, Mrs. Thero Lindsay, Helen Wencel, president, Peggy Bridges, Pot l-loyes. TCWN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Cl-rj: jonoon Loury, joyce Smith, Mary Kremeyer, Jonet Lee, Clnorlene Meocls Ge-orgio Doble, Colleen McConno, Ruth Milkereit. 7l CSeated, l-O: Mary Davies, Dorothy Grilllith, Mary Weber, Ann Dralllcorn. CStanding, l-rD: Roxie Freese, Goldia Dargan. NSA IRC CAMPUS FOF CHEST CStanding l. rj: Betsy Reed, Dorothy Miller, Betty Arnswald, Judy Symon, Georgia Doble. CSeated, lrrbz Adrienne Cuson, Margaret Moser, president, Mary Davies, Robin Squier. ig. Cl-rD: Anne Dral'll4orn, Gina Childs, Mary Lou Carter, fgflolly Pideout, chairman, Mary Davies, Roxie reeze. 30 CStanding, I-rbz Jane Simpson, Ruth Milkereit, Joyce Smith, Carol Klath. CSeated, l-rj: Fanya Milstein, Sue Cohoe, Sarah MacFarlane, Phyllis Anderson, Blanche Sedgwick, Joan Wilcox. 54: S 4 f HANDBOOK E, 5 if i i i Q i ii E! Cleftk Mitzi Peterson, editor, Kelly Foth. ROCKFORD i i REVIEW CSeated, I-O: Jo Giannetto, editor, Mary Weber. CFloor, I-rD: Mary Raymond, Marcheta Alien, Ann Drarfkorn, 31 CUPOLA PRESENTS DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTING TROJAN WOMEN 32 DRAMATIC CLUB CStanding, l-rl: Jeannette Niehaus, president, Pat Stone, Georgia Doble, June Kannowslci, Sarah MacFarlane, Brenda Mintz, ,lane Simpson, Blanche Sedgwick, Martha Michaels. CSeated, l-rj: Fanya Milstein, Miss Elizabeth Buclcmaster, Paula Le Roi, Marcheta Allen, Jo Gian- netto, Terry Bruscato. CFloor, l-rD: Sue Dalton, Gretchen Von Loewe, Lois l-lolbroolc. ORCHESIS CBacl4 row, l-rj: l-lelen Wencel, Sylvia Greer. CQnd row, I-rbz Donna Mills, Patty Fall, Tommy Milton, Jean Noyes. Clst row, l-rj: Sue Qtt, Rae Berg, Robin Squier. .U CBacl4 row, l-O: Marilyn Moran, Ruth Milkereit. C3rd row, I-rl: Faniya Milstein, Annabelle i-larris, Brenda Mintz, Martha Michaels, jane Simpson. CQnd row, l-rj: Andreas Fugmann, director, Blanche Sedgwick, Joan Whiteley, Janann Laury, Marcheta Allen, Lowell Landry. C'Ist row, I-rj: Sue Cohoe, Nancy Bollinger, Betty Lu Klutzniclc, Zelda Mazel, Shirley Smith, Sarah MacFarlane. GLEE CLUB 34 5 3 2 , I , . -, x .3 A Q A ., CBacic row, l-rl: Sylvia Greer, Sally Mcflurg, Ardis Trulen, Molly Pideout Ruth I-loerner. CQnd row, l-O: Virginia Ptacelc, Claire Goodrich, Marjorie Bond, Laura Piner Jeannette Doane. C'lst row, I-rD: Janet Schultz, Adrienne Cuson, Verda Boyle, jeanne Schulz, Anne Demos. ' E .. CHRISTMAS 35 ljflPHflHI-USES --lb-Q Y f ua-snnahull Y-f-i'-'P'-1f-3'--v-lU- 'f5- CBaclc row, l-rj: Kay Kratky, Dorothy Miller, Georgia Doble, Lois l-lolbroolc, Marjorie Dunlavy, Goldia Dargon, June Kannovvslci, Mary Gettys, Dorothy Grirlith, Jean Martin, Pat Burns, Shigeleo Okabe, Ellen Scott, Mary Bailey, Florence Bute, Alice Moser, Betsy Goerner. CQnd row, l-rD: joan Stein, Sue Cohoe, Audrey l-lennen, Joan Whiteley, Marilyn Sweigert, Pot Stone, Blanche Sedgwick, Nancy Bollinger, Sue Gtt, Shirley Megeath, Annarose l-larz. C'lst row, l-rj: Mitzi Peterson, Paula Le Roi, Agnes Biro, Peggy Bridges. lhereve been songs written about you, youlre ramblin', gamblin', out-every-night vycmen, you're bridge-players, scholars, ladies. Youre a cross-section ol the college Woman, your year has been the college womans year. Youlre typical, youlre individual. Youre a past re- mbrance it'Il be hard to lorget. ak IVA, ,. ,Q gk, Who do you think you're trying to kid? Tkwcxfs more like it MORATORIUM . or maybe Yeoh! 3 1 f 31' if 1 1 I ' 1 SKI TRIP I remember tbe inevitc:1bIe broken bones, but, IiI4e when I Iwecrr Q train wI1istIe, wisbed I wentI -I ., -.Z 4-4 iff E , fi' -II MAY QUEEN and HER COURT ., was, 33 Ml .rf M 1? 1 i 2 1 Borboro McKnight Helen Wencel Mary Brehme Halverson IFHESHIHEHI . , 5 -. J.. IXHV 4'1Y - .A 4 V 1 - -, A 2 - 4 . I . ' ' -4' 'i QStanding, l-rl: Leslie Eustace, Ruth l-loerner, Alice Clarlc, Adrienne Missell, Donna Mills, Lydia Young, Sally McClurg, Jill McMullen, Sheila Gallagher, Rita Fach, Marilyn Moran, Marjorie Bond, Mildred Chang, Peggy Stevenson, Carolyn Greinlee, Gretchen Von Loewe. CQnd row, l-rj: Nancy Strouse, Ann Biddleman, jeanne Schultz, Carol Spaulding, Adrienne Cuson, Betsy Reed, president, Pat l-layes, Sue Dalton, Penny l-lerr, Anne Cobb, Annabelle l-larris. Clst row, I-rj: Lowell Landry, Virginia Childs, Irene Schnurer, Marcheta Allen, Carol Saeger, Ardis Trulen, Shana Geller. Probably no Freshman will ever Forget those First hectic days at Rocldord, reading all that liter- ature on how to be a good roommate, attending innumerable orientation meetings until you Felt Familiar with every blade oF grass and pebble on campus, Finding out that the electricity outlets were Far From anyplace you'd want a light in your room. It really didnit talce many days, though, belore you Felt that, alter all, there were a lot oF Friendly people who were really doing a good job oF malcing you Feel at home in this new and occasion- ally baFFling place. You discovered too, that there was a whole class oF Freshmen with plenty oF talent and get-up-and-go. -lhat was proved in your Freshman Show, which made a hit with all who saw it, and best oF all made you a real part ol the Class oF '55 l-law you suFFered for thought you didb through the countless returns oF Qdysseus and choruses oF Down Yonder Cwith altered lyrics.D Christmas at RC. provided another whole set oF unlorgettable experiences. You made the ob- servation that it really wasn't terribly hard to get up at the craclc ol dawn iF it was to hang greens and, incidentally, walce up everybody else with your caroling. And the wassail parties in Middle l-lall helped to heap on the Christmas spirit, so that by the time you got home, you infected your whole Family with the spirit of the season. By the First oF the new year, you had your own class oFFicers and probably were an active member oi -lolo, FQF, AA, and SGA. Maybe you wrote For the Vanguard, or swam in the Water Ballet, or danced in Qrchesis. The word study toolc on new signiFicance during moratorium and exam weelc. You consumed huge quantities oF French verbs and graham craclcers and millc, and you were sure that everything that you had learned would evaporate once you started talang the exam. You survived, though, and suddenly began thinking, 'Fmy how time has Flown, it seems just yester- day that-.H And then you were striclcen with acute spring Fever any time From january on. But you really lcnew that you were a part oF Rockford on Freshman Day. It was then that your whole class completed the ties that had been Forming From that First day last September on through the year. You were a Freshman at l2ocl4Ford Collegel 45 VANGUARD STAFF CStanding, l-rj: Mary Finleenstaedt, editor, Jill Gannaway, Sheila Gallagher Sue Dalton, judy Symon. CSeated, l-O: Marlene Diamond, Margo Nilcitas, Ginna Childs, Penny l-le-rr, Irene Schnurer. CUPOLA STAFF CStanding, I-rj: Rita Fach, julia l-lowell, art editor, Rita Muir, business manager, Sheila Gallagher. CSeated, l-O: Miss Marjorie Foster, adviser, Sally McClurg, Judy Symon, editor, Beatrice Grenberg, Betsy Reed. 46 Like the dog who walks on his hind legs it's not done Well, but you're surprised to see it done ot oll, Best Vliishes to the Class of i5 2 of A Wonfoe, M. gen era! Con tl CLCf0l .5 Buffalo Q3, TH E TRIANGLE COMPUMENTS Good Food OF H 01116-lmlffe PH,Yf69Tl.65 A Favorite ol tl'1e College Girl '- 'lNC, -' THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL Pianos Televisio Organs Radio-Plronograplws Records Slreet Music 108 W. Stare St. j0SEPH'S BEAUTY SALON 129 North Main Street Compliments of The State Theatre YOUR ENTIRE WEFKT WASH BWW 12L'i.'S21'f 30 INUTES J. 8: R. LAUNDERETTE 610 Morlcet St. you enjoy .1A0l9Ioing af STEWART'S A Favorite Rockford Shopping Center for 84- Years D. QI. STEVVA RT Sc CO. Compliments of C 0 M A Y I S HOTEL Professional Prescription Service at Roclcforcl's New ROCKFORUS OPTICAL CENTER Arcade-Rocltlorcl Trust Bldg. LARGEST JEWELERS Phone s-1a3Q GLASSES FITTED Latest styles in frames to enhance your appearance MAIN OFFICE AND p H 0 E N IX PLANT North Second Street C L E A N E R S INC. Quality Dry Cleaning at Reasonable Prices CLEANERS-DYERS-HATTERS BRANCH STORES 317 East State St. 114 South Church St. Q13 South Main St. 5134 North Qnd St. CGMPLIMENTS QF A PATRON OUR PATRONS J. Rolpln Clorlt l-lunter G. Cutting Mary H. Dalton Mr. ond Mrs. R. L. Dickerson Mr. ond Mrs. C. B. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gonnczwcty Mr. ond Mrs. Edword Geller Mr. ond Mrs. Bert Grenberg Dr. Edword A. l-lorowitz Mr. ond Mrs. Folger B. Howell Mr. ond Mrs. L. l-l. Krenieyer Mr. ond Mrs. Lester V. Londgrebe Mr. ond Mrs. l-l. Logon Mrs. Edno MoeForrlone Jomes Y. MoeLeon Mr. ond Mrs. S. T. McKnight Dr. James M. Morlsin Dr. M. S. Mozel R. G. Meods Mrs. R. C. Milton Mr. ond Mrs. Peter R. Muir Mr. ond Mrs. S. Polrner Fronlt W. Ptocels Dorothy M. Rideotit Rev. ond Mrs. john F. Sclmurer Dr. W. S. Timblin Potrons' list incomplete ot time of printing :1f11 1 1 , 1 ,ff s1,1, 1:11 1 :XA 1-.11 4 I 1 1 'Jr , :inf . PH 1i ' 111 1' 1 1 1 , 1 1 ,111 1,1 1 N 'f' xr' N K. 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