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

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-mums! fggxk , me s, ,, ' 1 If you were the television set in inglenook, this is what you would see before every meal. Students getting a morning snack in the renovated Maddox. lt's a lazy, restful after- noon at RC and a few stu- dents are relaxing in stu- dent porch. f 62 J we 1 f f 0 WS ,Q Q 9

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CASSS From the faculty art display, Mr. Winklehake tells students about his carved figure, Orchesis Quiet, yet determined hands in Jewett. This is a psych experiment in one of the psycho wards on camp- US. U

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The R. C. Students' stomachs are growl- ing as they eagerly await the ringing of the lunch bell. , THE BELL RE RI GI G rl ,l l Two R. C. Coeds were happily a- wakened by the bells announcing October t Day. I il A K . il .4 l l l l l l l l l l 1 T I JAN l The bells between classes give the students time to get their mail. 'IO l