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Title: The Cupola
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Rockford College
Subjects: Rockford College College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Rockford, Ill. : Rockford College
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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The Day Students Organization has been usually strong this vear. Therehave been many festivities, beginning with a baby party all its own, and includ-ing all manner of spreads to celebrate every holiday from Peace Day to Wash-ingtons Birthday. In October the day students sponsored an automobile ridethrough the city and Camp Grant, giving the new girls an opportunity to see thesights, and incidentally makmg thirty dollars. This sum, augmented by indi\iQualassessments, made possible the purchase of a fifty dollar Liberty Bond, which isto be given to the Rockford College Endowment Fund. Altogether under thesuccessful term of our president, Ellen McAIichael, the Day Students Organiza-tion has prospered wonderfully. OFFICERS Ellen IMcMichael President Marion Wanstron Vice-presidentSecret ar\-treasurer Dorothy Jaimison 54 _l _j 1 DEFINITION OF THE TERM: One of GUI most democratic sororities, prehis-torically organized with the view of furnishing impetus to slackers in theArmies of Occupatio

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