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

Page 14 text:

Dr. John Howord President Q . 1-Q N' r, -H' isww Mr. John Spence Vice-President 10

Page 13 text:

Thinking Being W' ,pl- l- f' X. ln June of T964 the Board of Trustees established the Purpose and Philosophy of Rockford College. 1966-67 was certainly a year in which the college strived to examine how best it could fulfill these goals. Much of the re-evaluation centered around deter- mining what a student could expect from a liberal arts college and how RC in particular could meet those expectations. Thus the cur- riculum was re-vomped, and the Winterim , a month of intensive study, was introduced for the '67-68 school year. But perhaps the best indication of the college's continuous search for self-improvement was not the curriculum, but rather the rising library and science building, which symbolized a unified campus.

Page 15 text:

lr 23 2.4 15 il 30 31 College I eff , W5 4.1 A' Dr. Curtis Moore Dean of Rockford Evening College ln the year 1966-67 RC celebrated its l2Oth birthday and . witnessed several changes in its administrative make-up. A new Dean of Students, Roy Tatum, arrived to replace Dean Stanley Gross. But iust as students became accustomed to that change, they learned it was to be the last year they would have contact with the Divinas, who would become part ofthe Vassar College official family next year. Mrs. Nancy Hill Secretary to Dean Baker Mr. G. Roy Tatum Dean of Students ll Secoy, Mrs. Mrs. Carolyn Allen, Mrs. Lena Wasylkow, Mrs. Florence Margaret Powell, Secretaries to Evening Mrs. Mary C. Divina Associate Dean of Students Mrs. Catherine Myers Secretary to Deans Tatum and Divina