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

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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

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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.

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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!