Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

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Susan lmclmlctlld lame Wissing, NSIIICX jackson, Bzirbaru Schettigi. Vzltrifiai Gurvcy. ju .Xnn Nivh ne Mme l'1tIumn l uulxn llxnn NI irx lxix Nhmilmm Qczilwl in tl1et'm'vgx-wllrufi z ' Z . 1 . ': ' .' ,. z .f z : Vvggy Thivs. jucly liuquist, zmrl -Ioyfe lbyvlacs Doorways to Learning iii!-3,1 wmv Sfivncc Building Q Dr' n - K be-.4 Agni X V u M -4 ' 1-fi .1 F QR 23 nah Ng-'Q ,. LQ'-' dub' QR N S fc- .ro'b!,,, on Sha-ilu Sivlwrl zlml Xlzlrx Lu- XXIM-1-In :Irv shwwn ll'LlYiIl, llu' IIINI lhmur lllJI'2iI'X l'IllI'ZiI1Lxl' whih- l3zi1'lm1':1 Svlwttiqu umm lllI1l'F SHHIYIIIQ llllfl SHIIIIIIIQ. .,, W - W.-....-l-...Qtv,w,-iWmmwxw,hwfww , w-num-gm di me vgx sf 'S Q ,d. F R xv -if 1 f , Q J! . ' 'l'f-wiv'-1-H 1? Jfiilfw H lffj 4 3Y:ax-E'.syi1iB3- .fig 'Z 2 xii :J 2 ' 4 ' A '. ri . ' Q1 . L. L-35 f3igjj?'z4f ' W6 va: 'f . Q -- A V I , 'I g l . , . . y . V ,, 4 1 u x 4 , K Q Q ni x . 4 su A -1. , I -,, 1 gf.. 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Llth slwws but half: trust Gull. see ull. nm' ln- zlfrz Rmznm' Iiwuxvx 2' l, i F A S F r E L it r L 6 In the past fifteen years three corner- stones have been blessed and set in brick and mortar on our campus: Alumnae Li- brary, Saint Mary's Science Hall, Moreau Hall. Their sequence indicates something of the mind of the college and its admin- istration, something of the growth of the school in terms of its past no less than its present and future. For fifty years faculties and students have dreamed of all three buildings. For a much longer future faculties and students will grow to the fine intellectual statures which these faculties inspire and stimulate. On the cornerstone of Moreau Hall this text from Chesterton has been incised: Art is the signature of man? Since man is a child of God his signature is that of his Father. As His children we build and auto- graph in love this home for the beauty of God and the God of beauty. SISTER M. MADELEVA In Her Relations -. ith Her President Sister Mudelevu. President of Saint Marys College, is pictured ut the laying of the cornerstone of the Fine Arts Building. November 12. 1955. .Xssisting her is Mr. john fyI.l1Llgi'liill. a member of the family for whom the 0'I.aughlin Auditorium is named. ith Vice-President and Deans Sister Maria Pieta, Vice-President with Anne Vlifford, Senior Sister M. Sophia, Dean of Women with Miss C'zu'oline Schreiner, .Xssistunt Dean Sister M. Alma. Dean of Studies Sister Maria. Assunta, Dean of Freshmen. and her assistant. Miss Barbara jean Zimmerer '53 y 2 'Q-41 1525? j if 2 -we will The Saint Mary's r tudent. . . Views Symbols of T Her Faith Crucifix by Sister M. Rose Ellen, C.S.C. The corpus is in red terra cotta: cross in walnut. Fulgens Corona by Sister Marie Rosaire, C.S.C. The head of Our Lady is in plaster. cast from a clay model. 1 'l'1nc F.'XI'l'll 'l'11.x'1' Is IN You. rc R1c,xscmNs F411 HM' S.xlN'l' I'11.'1'111e Hairy l'zn'cy. 5l'l ggi, xii' so KX as A an N 95 2263: :xx Q? my A ,gm f. ga Q 8 r H5 U , .hw T .:'-fi n ., . The Place W ere Thy Glory Dwelleth On May first, the seniors were privileged to attend the rededication of the Saint Maryls convent chapel, the Church of Our Lady of Loreto. The original structure, built in 1886, was modeled on the sixteenth century church of Santa Maria Carignana in Genoa. The reconstructed edifice preserves the essential lines of the older building. The nave, a part of which is shown in the photograph, is formed by eight arches of olive leaves laid in mosiac, representing the eight beatitudes and leading toward the ring of the central cupola. Within the cupola is a circle of twelve stained-glass windows representing the Apostles. Very large pieces of glass, chosen as Wedge-shaped as possible so as to increase the variation of hue within the same sheet, were used for these windows. The glass, blown in Murano, Italy, was left in its total natural brilliancy with an effect of grisaille or stain being added. Other windows, in the nave and in the towers, are the windows of the first church. The location of the rose windows remains the same, the other windows were grouped into three areas: in the two towers and the choir loft. Suspended from the apex of the cupola is the symbol of the Holy Spirit, the dove. Made of two sheets of stainless steel six feet in diameter, it reflects in everchanging hues the rich jewel-like colors of the Apostle windows. The floor of the nave is of white Georgia marble. In the walls are set four mosiac panels, eighty feet high and twenty-seven feet wide at the base. Proceeding clockwise one sees first, at the left, the Tree of jesse panel, then, between the choir loft and the sanctuary, the panel of Our Lady of Sorrows, on the other side of the sanc- tuary is the panel of Our Lady Queen of Heaven, and next to the organ, the Rosary panel. The panel of the Tree of jesse shows figures grouped in three tiers. First, there are the major prophets of the Old Testament, each holding a scroll bearing the symbol of the corresponding Evangelist. On the second tier are depicted four rulers of the Old Testament and Christian times. The third tier shows great educators and founders of religious communities. On Our Lady of Sorrows, panel a scroll bearing the text of Simeon's prophecy accompanies seven scenes depicting the Dolors of Our Lady. The central figure, the Mother of Sorrows, wrapt in veils of mourning which cover even her face, speaks to us of grief no artist can portray. Seven golden swords pierce her Immaculate Heart. The panel of Our Lady Queen of Heaven depicts Our Lady and is framed by a golden aureole inscribed with the names of six of the seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit. The seventh and highest Gift, Wisdom, is shown in the form of a dove. The background of this panel represents the heavenly Jerusalem and is interwoven with titles from the Litany of Loreto. The tips of palm trees melt into the sea, a symbol of the world and of all beginnings, into which How the four rivers of Paradise through a rainbow Gate of Heaven Uanua, roeli, Foederis Arcaj. In the celes- tial island surrounding Our Lady can be seen the Tower of Ivory, the Tower of David, and the Seat of Wisdom, the last represented by an altar at the summit, where the crowned initials of Maria Regina are inscribed. Above, the House of Loreto fD0mus aureal is transported through the sky under a golden star CStella matutinal. The Rosary panel shows a Howering bush interlacing its branches around the fifteen mys- teries of the rosary, which are represented partly by personages and partly by symbols. White stars accompany the Joyful mysteries, red stars the Sorrowful, and gold stars the Glorious. I'he Reverend Paul Curran, O.P. is shown in his familiar classroom setting. , was i :itil The Reverend james Egan, O.P. nears the statue of Christ the Teacher. as he leaves his graduate theology class in the library. The Reverend Leo A. Arnoult, O.P.. teacher and assistant Chaplain of Le Mans Hall, is interviewed by Betty Drey of the Statir staff. Marjorie Hempel, Georgia Sechowski. and Kathleen Kiley are photographed during a visit to the Blessed Sacrament in the Chapel of Loretto. ln the background are Sister Alice Eileen, dean of the Graduate School of Theology. and Sister Gertrude Anne. registrar. o Let Your Llght Shme Helen Hammer makes the outdoor Way of the Cross along the path to the shrine of Our Lady of Peace. Springtime on the island Iinds Bzirhurzi Buord hefore the statue of Our Iilfiy of l'i2itilI12l, Mum things are wrought hy prayer than this worlrl rlrvznns tiff' 'l'rxxx-aux The Saint Mary's IN HER PURSUIT OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES IN HER OFFICIAL RELATIONS IN HER SOCIAL LIFE College Woman lt is not enough for you to he disciples: you must hecomt' mus- tcrs. lt is not SlllllL'l6Ill for you to imitate: you must invent. Thore- fore. your talents of mind. your intellect should he complctvly flwlicutwl to the st-uruh for truth. lm, RI-,Vl',Rl.NlJ Cnmlstol-111-ik O IooI,l.. SllI1t'l'lHI' Gum-ml ot' tht- lfzntlwrs of Holy Crow 1 13 1 1 x v H 1 m f 0.2 L, k, 3 E' if J if Sf We 3 2 43' a 8 . 'e i 1 f,,,.w , M femm, - ., is ,WA 3.y.,XN I Q Q if , in .5 I Q ff' I ' l L S , 5 125 1 ,, 4 5 A 2 Er I Techniques Laboratory procedure covers a wide held of study in which drama courses can be made as exacting as those in science. Drama not only offers the students opportunities for acting but also includes techniques in writing and pro- duction. Below, Marie Dutoi and Maureen McCormack discuss stage plans for the fall play, Ilcartbrcak Ilousc. The Fine Art of Homemaking .-lboiirx' Mary Hyosaka fits trousers to a youthful model in the Home Economics work-shop. Opjwsitw Page ,AIb01'z'.' Charleen Froats hangs blouses for a Home Economics display in Holy Cross Hall. Below: In Riedinger House. where Home Economics students put their Courses to prac- tical use. Mary l.ou Young, Sheila C'onlin. and Eileen Hennessy bake a cake. Student nurses play their part in preparation for their future of service. Hospital care is demonstrated by Jean Foley with a young patient at Saint josephls Hospital in South Bend. Toward a Better orld 'K Yurscs 2iflV2il1CillQ in mzirtizll urclcr are Nlilfj' VZIFOIC fi0lll12ill2hl0l1. Gretfhcn Ilznshlmzlllglm. Nz-mcy 'I1Lll'lit'l', Iilisv 'l'm'L'Zynski, .'Xl'lcne Xnrlcrt. AIZILIITCII WLYUIIHAC. Norm-n f1llH2lQhl'I'. 42 Heading for their classrooms in town are student teachers jean Kimmet, jane Feeley, Mary Doherty and Barbara Du Bois. 'Wwe X-41225 An essential part of a student teacher's training is taught in the classes in Children's Literature. Above, sophomores in Elementary Education analyze childrens books in the reference room in the library. Where Teachers Learn A class in American history is taught In Mary Uahm. at practice teacher ut Central High School in South Bend. The future's demand for the guidance nf youth will he well inet lay Qaint 3Iary's-trained teachers. Vourses in education enter into the schedules of many students. Potential teachers study not only ucuclemic trends but are prepzired tn communicate spiritual :ind supernatural values us well. Music and Drama ki: Lawn' lfft: Louise Wzlrnicke portrays th? trugin' t'h21TZiCt6'I' of Hvculm in Trnjfnz U'nu1f'11. l'f1pz'1' right: joan Mette and Gayle Baumer do a splendid job of acting in Hfr11'fl11'1v1k Hnusv. maxi , Wfwfm Ki f---.W V W Lower division art students work on lettering and design in making liturgical crucilixes. Joanne Griffith. Adrienne Chzipleau. Kathleen Brennan and Jo Anna Harter execute Hessential skills in class. 1lJ lfralmces Sheerzm. an art major. is engaged in making a stained glass window. Art Majors try their hand at sculpture in the vcrumics room. . 9-egg-wr My rm .. .WM .... WM, . Mw,.,A A df ,ian ,Q , ,. .5 L55 ,V f . M 4514 . '-vu.. ww-..., Erik. ' ' K 5 x 1-.KW Q4 In the Making Work-out and Pla Jane Reiss, Sheila Siebert and Mary Lee Wheeler demonstrate co-ordination, rhythm and aim. Phyllis Ann joseph and Mary Ellen MacDonald recall to us the familiar fi' trek from Saint Angela's Hall to Wwwfmwk Le Mans Hall in any kind of weather. Point, game, set and match are Won with a serve by Mary Baldez. frfx if Grace and form in a modern dance class are demonstrated by the instructor, Miss jean- nine McNamara, to students Mary Ellen Cooper, Betty Drey, and Catherine Duffy. Past editors of Chimes, Statif, and Blue Mantle are now working on or editing publications for a number of organizations. Lucy Connolly, editor of the Blue Mantle, looks to a future in journalism. With her at the Peerless Press in South Bend is her assistant editor. Carol Lee jasper. Preparing their forthcoming issue of the college newspaper are Static staff members: Mary Needler, Barbara Lynch, Diane Landphair, Kay Roberts, Lucy Connolly. Evelyn Werner, Joanne Dunagan Ceditorj, Rosemary Lane. Marita Reising. Mimi Yzinkiss and Betty Drey. Business looks to the liberal arts graduate. Martha Beikes prepares for the future in class under the supervision of Miss Louise Chivanaugh. Preparation for Professions ,1,m...,m K '11M'f,ffY??3?f3rgf ..,- M ,.,,, W Mary Lou linigv. Sociology minor, looks over ai monthly report with Mr. Gorflon Waist at thc Saint joseph County llepartment of Pulmlic Welfare. Mr. Wrist teaches in the Sociology clcpzirtment at Sziint Marys zinrl is director ol Pupil Personnel in South Bc-nfl. - .,,,, .W QW-Mmmmmwmm Town and Gown jane Wissing and her date, Bob Morsches, enter the theatre for the movie sponsored by the Senior class. Peggy Brennan makes a possible gift selection while shopping in the Frances Shop. Cecelia Follis. Joanne Griffith, and Mary Ann Miller take an afternoon off in town for shopping. The Notre Dame Dome Dome and The Reverend Theodore Hesburgh, C. S. C.. President of the University of Notre Dame. discusses the pub- lication of a development brochure with Anne Thiede. Blerrilee Oberle and at student from Notre Dame sit quietly for a minute at the freshman picnic sponsored by both schools. Tower Seen among many Charity Ball goers are Sheila Siebert, julie Gibbons and their dates. lhit Fzirolin and Molly lirennzm chat with El Notre llarne student about the success of the lreslnnzm picnic. Carol Ann Schneider. sophomore. in front of l.c Mains Tower. f f sl i if wm,.,,,,, .nf L Sheilamae Shannon and Maureen Butler are entertained by Tim OiHara, Paul Butler, jr., and Pat O'Malley, at the Junior Prom. Mary Alice Scuderi and Pat Carolin, with their dates, jim Eggers and Jim Canny, say good- night to Mrs. Arthur Reemer. Assistant Dean of Freshmen, be- fore leaving for a dance. I Opposite page.- Sophomore dance chairman poses with her committee and their dates at the Sophomore Cotillionz Patricia Rogan. Dave Austen, Elise Curtis, Ed Buckley, Judy Quinn, Bob VVitucki, Jewel Reitz, Dick Baer, Trudy Croxall, dance chairman, Jack McDermott, Genny Meade, Brian Ross, Mary Ann Ewald. Bob VanAuken, Jody Vetter, Marshall Catenzero, Theresa Bauman. and John Hemphill. Belles and Balls 3lClHUl'lCS of the Scnior Hall are brought buck by Susan Lochtefelcl. YH-- .V ., g y - . ,. M ,iff l 'faiff Totenberg: Instrumental Ensemble Professor Dr. Zelma George Frank Shred Carlton -I. H. Hayes Touring Players, Inc. present Richard III Student convocations both comple- ment and supplement the curriculum. They cover student interests in such fields as music, drama. art. philosophy, theology, science and the humanities. Personalities as well as subject are em- phasized. Guest lecturers and artists leave Saint Marys with the feeling that they have made new friends. Students find it a privilege to meet a cross-sec- tion of great thinkers and celebrities. They Shall ot Forget These... Helen Hayes. Queen of the American Theater. who celebrated her golden anniversary as an actress this year. Miss Hayes gave the address at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Fine .Xrts Building and auditorium. Shakepeare's King Lear as presented by Players lneorporated. The Little Singers of Paris. directed by Msgr. Blaillet. Mr. John Schooicraft and Mr. S. Robert Johnston of the Development Office before an air View of the present and future Saint Marys Campus. Dr. Vincent Smith Science Lecture Series or These Norman Laliberte Artist Before, iff!! llr. Otto Bircl. guest lecturer on the humanities. af The Reverend R. -I. Nogar, O.l', Guest speaker on pliilosopliy. Brlozey righl .' l'eter Watts. English sculptor. talks informally to an art major. Marianne Hilger. ..5 n1 - W .- ef my I -- Q, .. fam.. , , . fs ,,i . lf . HS., V swf- ..- o ' . i It f f riff ' cc 'Y ' , ,. ,.:u,:, . . .L ' 2-. E355 The Reverend Leo A. Pursley. lJ.lJ.. Apostolic .-Xclministrator of the Diocese of Fort Wayne. Uiliciant and speaker at the laying of the cornerstone of Moreau Hall. the new I-'ine Arts Building. Our Bishop Writefs . .. Dear Graduates: Grace is a Word of many mysteries and meanings, human and divine. It is both gift and gratitude. For the soul it is the life and love of God. Gabriel could find no better greeting than, f'Hail, full of grace. In the natural order, grace implies the fullest de- velopment of our faculties, the mark of high achieve- ment in every cultural sphere. Hence, the best product of Christian education for Women is the graceful and gracious Woman who combines learning with love, knowledge of things with wisdom that looks beyond things, a sense of human realities with a devotion to ideal ends that have their hidden roots in divinity. Grace is in the faith you believe and the education you have received. It is in the congratulations I offer you today, It is in the prayer that goes with this message, invoking upon you the blessing of her in Whom is all grace of the way? May she keep her blue mantle about you from the door of Saint Mary's to the Gate of Heaven. Devotedly in Christ, J' gdfr S Mosr REVEREND LEO A. PURSLEY, D.D Apostolic Administrator Diocese of Fort Wayne Mc DONALD STUDIO H6 W. COLFAX AVE. - SO. BEND 1, IND. my Panmuoe, Puoroa. ENIORS HELEN LOUISE ABEL JEAN FRANCES BAIN Youngstown, Ohio Memphis, Tennessee Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: English Major: Elementary Education Minor: Education Minor: Elementary Education ARLEEN KANN BATTALORA GAYLE ANN BAUMER Cicero, Illinois New Orleans, Louisiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Philosophy Major: Speech Minor: Psychology Minor: English i Y 32:1 :ff LOU ANN BLEAKLEY West Lafayette. Indiana MARTHA .IEA-XNNE BEIKES Indianapolis. Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Degree: Bachelor of Arts Mlmlfi Eflllfafifln Major: Philosophy Minor: Commerce k MARY BETH BOHN Zanesville, Ohio Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Helen Malits and Arlene Kann Battalora. Mmm: ,I hwlogy philosophy majors. explore the Rare Book Room of the Library, vw.-fi JUDITH MARIE BOQUIST Denville, New Jersey Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education KATHLEEN ANN BRENNAN South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education bel' ' NANCY DEAN BRAUD Baton Rouge, Louisiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Mathematics Minor: Education Last minute touches are made at a Chimes staff meeting. The staff includes Diana Wilkinson, joan Mette, Jane Eyerly, Marita Reising, editor, Frances Sheeran, Barbara Brady, Nancy Langenbahn, and Barbara Trippel. a MARNA AILEEN BULLARD South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Sociology 'eg MARGARET ANN BRENNAN Indianapolis. Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology ISS PATRICIA KATHERINE BUSHEY Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: School Music Minor: Education MARY CAREY Oak Park, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: History Viv:-143 ' fuuk,,W. MARY ADRIENNE CHAPLEAU South Bend, Indiana French majors Mar K H Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education y ae ankes and Rita Conley listen as Pat Lahey reads about the landmarks of Paris. F ANNE DONNELLY CLIFFORD RITA MARIE CONLEY Miami, Florida Chicago, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Major: French Minor: French ' Minor: Education , A, X . V SHEILA ANN CONLIN LUCY BURKE CONNOLLY Elmhurst, Illinois Milwaukee, Wisconsin Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Nutrition Major: English Minor: Science Minor: History CAROLYN LORENE CONREY JANE COUGHLIN Tulsa, Oklahoma Huntington, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Mathematics Major: Commerce Minor: Commerce Minor: Textiles PHYLLIS JEAN CROY MARY MARGARET DAHM KATHLEEN DAILEY Lansing, Illinois Elmhurst, Illinois Painted Post, New York Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Major: History Major: Home Economics Minor: Science Minor : Education Minor : Education KATHERINE ANN DALE Franklin, Pennsylvania Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Gloria Saccone, jane Coughlirl and their dates talk informall MARY DUHERTY Chicago, Illinois 4 -'egg-lr CAROL ANNE DOYLE Degree: Bachelor of Science Mishawaka Indiana Major: Elementary Education Deuree. Bachelor of Arts ,, . . . Minor: Elementary Education 3 the Rectangle during an in- rmission at the Charity Ball. Iajor: English Minor: Education BARBARA CLARISSA DU ROIS Chicago. Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education .IOANNE THERESE DUNAGAN Chicago. lllinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: journalism A i elr 3? rs: l HANNA QUIN N DUSENBURY Conneaut, Ohio Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: History Minor: Education MARIE LOUISE DUTUI Mishawaka, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: .Education Lear divides his kingdo among his daughters in tl JOYCE MARIE DYCKES Miami. Florida Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Fommerce r i i. '31 it , -. .. . 1 ' ,NW MARY LUITISE EMGE Haubstadt. Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: 'l'heolog1y Minor: Sociology , gl! wg . if - vw, MARY A NN E FALLS Detroit. Michigan Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Theology 'layers Incorporated produc- ion of Shakespeartfs King Lcur. as e 4354 at M ? . A ,- E 'Q 4' N.. E6 JANE FRANCES FE :Q ELEY New Bedford, Massachusetts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: History Minor: Education CAROLYN HURST FLYNN Indianapolis, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Theology Carolyn Grieves poses at MacDonald Studio for her graduation picture. L. CECILIA ANNE FoLL1s it Scarsdale, New York Degree: Bachelor of Science , , Major: Nutrition LHARLEEN ANN FROATS Minor: Science St. Paul. Minnesota Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Textiles 52 I i A t M t PATRICIA ANN GARVEY JULIA MARY GIBBONS Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education HELGA MARY GRAF CAROLYN JEAN GREIVES Michigan City, Indiana Lafayette, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nursing Major: Elementary Education Minor: Nursing Minor: Kindergarten ANGELA MARY GRINER .IOANNE ELIZABETH GRIFFITH Garv Indiana Manhattan, Kansas E , Deree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Elementary Education Major: Sociology ' Minor: Theology Minor: Elementary Education HELEN LOUISE HAMMER MARY CATHERINE HANKES St. Marys, Pennsylvania Aurora, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Ma'or: French Major: Social Science J Minor: Psychology Minor: English :V 'fi . 4' '4' viii' JU ANNA HARTER Granger. lndiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education W-I , ii .W fl? if a Nurses Sally Mrozek. Nancy Redmond and Helga Graf face November weather for an afternoon walk, MARILYN ,NNN HAVIIAND Grand Rapids, Michigan Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: liducation MARJORIE C0lJl+I'l l'lC HElVlPEL Chicago, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: l'lfllll'2ill0ll EILEEN HENNES SY Bloomington, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Minor: Science MARY YOKO HYOSAKA Chicago, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Home Economics Sociology Major: Minor: ff lii it I MARIANNE LOUISE HILGE Columbus, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Art Minor: Textiles l j Tis, 5 j le l Sue Nixon and Alice Malia shop for Christmas gifts in the bookstore. gf .. NANCY GRAY JACKSON Urbana, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: French M MARION' LOUISE JACOBS South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology wwf DONN A MARIE .IANDA Riverside. Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing ti , CAROL LEE JASPER Davenport, Iowa Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Education Kay Dailey, Pat 0'Leary and Lou Ann Bleakley surprise Mary Falls with a cake on her birthday. N a Mr. joseph Bogart, dining room manager. joins in PHYLLID ANN JOSEPH the celebration. Dallas, Texas Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology . ' f K KATHLEEN CARITA KILEY JEAN LOUISE KIMMET Chicago, Illinois Traverse City, Michigan Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Major: Sociology Minor: French Minor: lflflucation 32? fi at PATRICIA ANN LA HEY South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: French Minor: Political Science NANCY ARMITAGE LANGENBAHN South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Art Minor: Education K it fig ak, A jg. , iw',' ROSEMARY ELIZABETH Merrill, Wisconsin Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: Journalism KATHLEEN LANNAN Minneapolis, Minnesota Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: Philosophy LANE .::t::tj t SUSAN LOCHTEFELD Huntington, West Virginia Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Theology Liza Q HELEN JOAN MALITS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Philosophy Minor: Political Science ,ix I MARY ELLEN MAC DONALD ALICE RUTH MALIA Lafayette, Indiana South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Major: Nursing Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Nursing ANN COLLINS MCCABE Morris, Illinois NANCY ANN MCCABE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Billings, Blqntgna MHl01'5 MUSE Theory Degree: Bachelor of Arts Minor: Education Major: Sociology Minor: Textiles l l MARY MARGARET MCCOHMACK Saint Maryls Thomistls, Marian Jacobs. h- , In- - Rose Ann Schultheis, Kathleen Lannan E fdgg' Blmsli f A Q and Theresa Phung have a meeting with efjree' Q dc 6 or 0 ' rtb sister M. Annice. head of the Mawr Speech department of philosophy. Minor: .Education J I gg:-,,g?, ,z,g25'1,,,:i Q K-QF' Q il? I I -- g' 5 iiffr i ' 1-ne 'fT '25 kiJ A ' -I I' 1 1 I . -. he Egefwiif ll' 53 0 3 4 I JUAN ELlZARl9l'l'H METTE MARY ANN MILLER Palatine. Illinois Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Major: Speech Minor: History Minor: Education , ,gr ,iw PATRICIA LUUISIC MORRIS I l Iles Plaines, lllinois 5 Degree: Bachelor of Music Sue Sherman. Marianne Hilger and M3l0V3 V0iC'5 jackie Reuter model 'lafter live Minor: Music Theory dresses of their own creation. A LLY A N GIQIA M H1 DZICK .uth Bond. lnclizuia Bgreei Buchelm' uf Scieiifv ujur: Nursing iuur: Nursing HOSE MARY Ml IIUYICH MXIHICIAN Ml'SSlC'l' Sharon. l'enusylvzmiz1 llegreei Bachelor of .Xrts Major: Social Scicluw- Nliuur: i10I11l11t'l'l'l' 1 i .IU um Mum: xuizums Huy City. Michigan IJ -fires: Bzichvlm' uf ,Xrts . . v . Q .Nun Iiutort and jczm Xhirgui pose f Q A iu xlrosscs mzule during the-ir Huuuv MHJUV5 hnilllsh l'ic'mmmics vlussvs. Minor: i':fillK'2liiUll South Orange. New .Ie-rscy Ut'2I't't'I Hzicliclor of Sciemm Blajori lilvliwlitury liclun 1 Minor: l'iit'lT1l'l'ItilI'j' lirlun I . i ,, 3? ,f sift , 4- g ' 1 7' : at --T'- - we sg f MARY SUZANNE NIXON Lowell, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nursing Minor: Nursmg Putting their mathematical skill to prac- tical use are math majors Carolyn Conrey and Nancy Braud. PATRICIA ANNE 0'LEARY KATHRYN ANNE PATTERSON North East, Pennsylvania Oak Park, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Home Economics Major: English Minor: Theology Minor: Psychology ANNE PAZERA Gary, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Theology THERESA PHUNG Hanoi, Viet Nam Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Theology AGNES JULIA PELACHIK Schererville, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education NANCY CLAIRE REDMOND Oak Park, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing 3 i- l?s ,, is 5' 5' JACQUELINE MARIE REUTER ROSEMARIE LOUISE RIEPENHOFF Newton Centre, Massachusetts Ottawa, Ohio Degree: Bachelor of Science Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Home Economics Major: English Minor: Textiles Minor: French MARYJEANNE RYAN GLORIA DOLORES SACCONE Oak, Park, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Major: Sociology Minor: Education Minor: Political Science BARBARA CAMILLE SCHETTIG Ebensburg, Pennsylvania Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Patty Lou Morris sings for the enjoyment of the student body at the january recital. Wi ROSE ANN SCHULTHEIS Vincennes, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: Philosophy S. GEORGIA ANN SECHUWSKI South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Textiles .J 'i MARY KAY SHANAHAN Batavia, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology FRANCES MARIE SHEERAN Royal Oak, Michigan Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Art Minor: Education CATHERINE SHAUGHNESSY Chicago, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: History Minor: Education Included among spectators at the Mestrovic Sculpture Exhibit at Notre Dame are Catherine Shaughnessy, Donna Janda and Hanna Dusenbury. MARY SUSAN SHERMAN Red Wing, Minnesota Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Textiles MARTHA ELLEN SHILTS South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Commerce Minor 2 Theology SHEILA ANN SIEBERT Danville, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education ANNE FEENEY THIEDE Rockford, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Education -IV' MARGUERITE MARY THIES Christmas baskets for the needy are prepared by Ft- Lauderdale, Florida Jean Bain, Martha Shilts and Barbara Trippel. Dffgfeei Bachelor Of SCieUCe Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education BARBARA MARY TRIPPEL HELEN JEAN WARGIN Mishawaka, Indiana Milwaukee, Wisconsin Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Commerce Major: Home Economics Minor: English Minor: Education LOUISE HELEN WARNICKE Indianapolis, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Political Science Minor: Education MARY JO WEST Detroit, Michigan Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Education nffgffi :- X -' - -5 : I- my , . MARY GWENDOLYN WEBBER Niles, Michigan Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing MARY LEE WHEELER Columbus, Ohio Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology JOANNE AGATHA WILHELM South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry MARY LOU YOUNG South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Minor: Science a , JANE BERENICE WISSING Sioux City, Iowa Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology ARLEN E ROSEMARIE ANDERT South Bend, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing MARY CAROLE CONNAUGHTON Wapakoneta, Ohio G Y Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Alleen Bullard and Nancy Langenbahn Major: Nursing get ready to leave in one of South Bendls well-known Studebakers. Minor: Nursing .IEANNE MARY FOLEY NOREEN ELISA BETH GALLAGHEH Dunkirk, New York Shawano, Wisconsin Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Major: Nursing ' Minor: Nursing Minor: Nursing ELISE TORCZYNSKI Chicago, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing NANCY MARIE TUCKER Mansfield, Ohio Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing MAUREEN ANN WOULFE Itasca, Illinois Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing U, JANE HARRIS CONLEY Terre Haute, Indiana Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: French Senior Memoranda HELEN LOUISE ABEL IWARNA AILEEN BULLARD JEA Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Activities: Mission Club 4: International Relations Club 4: French Club 2: Blue Pencil 2: Marymount Junior College, Arlington, Virginia 1. N FRANCES BAIN Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-prefect 4: Mission Club 4, president 4: Blue Mantle 4, circulation man- ager 4: Charity Ball chairman 4: Education Forum 2, 4, program chairman 4: Dean's List 2 semesters. ARLEEN KANN BATTALORA Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Philosophy Minor: Psychology Activities: Sodality 1: Thomist Club 3, 4: Play Tournament 1: Third Order of St. Francis 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Columbine Club 1, 2. GAYLE ANN BAUMER Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Speech Minor: English Activities: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Schola 1, 2, 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3: Play Tournament 1, 3, director Z: Variety Show 1, 2: Dean's List S semesters. MARTHA JEANNE BEIKES Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Philosophy Minor: Commerce Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Thomist Club 2, 3, 4, president 3: Student Council 4, secretary 4: Staff stu- dent treasurer 3, vice-president 4: Play Tournament 2 , Dean's List 1 semester: Debate Club 2. LoU ANN BLEAKLEY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2: Third Order of St. Francis 1, 2, 3, 4: prefect 3, 4: Play Tournament 1. 4: Blue Pencil 4: Thomist Club 4: Schola 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY BETH BoHN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Theology Activities: Class treasurer 1: Martin de Porres 1. vice-president: Sodality 1, 2: Y.C.S. 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Group 1, Z, 3, 4: French Club 4: Third Order of St. Dominic 2. 3, 4. Villa des Fougeres, Fribourg, Switzerland, 3. JUDITH IWARIE BOQUIST Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Sodality 2, 3, 4: Y.C.S. 3, 4: Mission Club 4: W.R.A. 1: Education Forum 1, 2, 4, C.C.D. 3. NANCY DEAN BRAUD Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Mathematics Minor: Education Activities: International Relations Club 4: Finance chairman of Parent Weekend 4. KATHLEEN ANN BRENNAN Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Square Dance Club 2, 3, 4: Third Order of St. Francis 2, 3, 4: Commuters Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Education Forum 4. MARGARET ANN BRENNAN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 4: Y.C.S. 3, 4: Thomist Club 3: Mission Club 4. Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Sociology Activities: Commuters Club 3: Y.C.S. 3, 4: Hall Conncil 4: International Relations Club 3, 4: C.C.D. 4. Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1, 2. PATRICIA KATHERINE BUSHEY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: School Music Minor: Education Activities: Schola 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Col- umbine Club 2, 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4: Hall Council 3: Play Tournament 3: Student Chapter Music Educators National Conference, vice-president 3, 4: Madrigal Group 2: Dean's List 1 semester: French Club 1, 2: Variety Show 1: One act plays 2, 3. MARY CAREY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: History Activities: Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: treas- urer 3: Thomist Club 4, secretary: W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1: Riding Club 2: Variety Show 2, 3: Student Development Committee 4. MARY ADRIENNE CHAPLEAU Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Commuters Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Day Student representative 3: C.C.D. 4: Education Forum 4. ANNE DONNELLY CLIFFORD Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: French Activities: French Club 1, 2: secretary 2: Y.C.S. 1: Schola 3, 4: Thomist Club 4: Publicity Office Assistant for Centenary 3: C.C.D. 4. RITA MARIE CONLEY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: French Minor: Education Activities: Sodality 1, Z: Y.C.S. 4: French Club 1, 2, 4, vice-president 2, secretary 4: Variety Show 3. Villa des Fougeres, Fribourg, Switzerland, 3. SHEILA ANN CONLIN Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Minor: Science Activities: Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3,4: Dean's List 1 semester. LUCY BURKE CONNOLLY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: History Activities: Junior class secretary 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3: Schola 1, 2, 3: Static 4: Blue Mantle 3, 4, editor 4: Mother Pauline Award 3: Variety Show script com- mittee 3: French Club 1, 2: Centennial Poetry Con- test 3. CAROLYN LORENE CONREY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Mathematics Minor: Commerce Activities: Spanish Club queen 3: class treasurer 4: Variety Show 3. JANE COUGHLIN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Commerce Minor: Textiles Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3: Third Order of St. Francis 1, 2, 3, 4: Y.C.S. 4: Thomist Club 3, 4, treasurer 3: Variety Show 1: Play Tournament 4. PHYLLIS JEAN CRoY Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Minor: Science Activities: Third Order of St. Francis 2: Dean's List 1 semester: Junior Prom ticket chairman 3. 1: Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4: Sport's MARY MARGARET DAHM MARIE LOUISE DUTOI Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: History Minor: Education Activities: Class vice-president 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 C.C.D, 2, 3, president 35 International Relations Club 3, 4, president 45 Dean's List 3 sem- esters. KATHLEEN BIARIE DAILEY Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Activities: Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show Z, 3, 45 Y.C.S, 2, 3, 45 Schola 15 Hall Representative 45 Winter Carnival chairman5 Education Forum 4. R ATHERINE ANN DALE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Activitiecz N.S.A. delegate 3. 45 Y.C.S. group leader 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Glec Club 15 Winter Car- nival entertainment committee chairman, 2. AIARY DOHERTY Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Student Council representative 15 W.R.A. 1, 2, 45 Schola 1, 2, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 45 Play Tourna- ment 1, 45 Education Forum 2, 45 Villa des Fougeres. Fribourg. Switzerland, 3. C ARoL ANNE DOYLE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Activities: Day Student representative 25 Commuters Club 1, 2, 3, 4, president 45 Student Council 45 Play Tournament 4. BARBARA CLARISSA DUBOIS Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 35 V.C.S. 1, 2, 3. JOANNE 'FHERESE DUNAGAN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Journalism Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3, directress of candidates 35 Miller Award for editorial writing 35 French Club 1, Z5 Static 3, 4, editor 45 W.R,A. 3, 45 Student Council 45 Variety Show 3, 4. HANNA QUINN DUSENBURY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: History Minor: Education Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2, vice-president 15 So- dality 1. 2, 3, 45 International Relations Club 3, 45 Hall Council 35 Play Tournament 35 class secretary 45 Dean's List Z semesters. Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Activitiex: American Chemical Society 15 Commuters Club 1, 2, 35 Columbine Club 3. 45 Play Tournament 35 participated in plays Z, 3, 4. JOYCE MARIE IJYCKES Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Commerce Activities: Sodality 1, Z. 3. 4, sacristan Z5 Y.C.S. 15 Riding Club 1, 25 Mission Club 45 Student Develop- ment Program 45 Dean's List 1 semester. MARY LOUISE EMGE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: Sociology Activities: Third Order of St. Francis 3, 45 Schola 45 Dean's List 3 semesters. DIARY ANNE FALLS Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Theology Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Dean's List 1 semester5 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Madrigal Group 1, 2. JANE FRANCES FEELEY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: History Minor: Education Activities: Spanish Club 1, 25 Glec Club 15 Sodality 1, 25 Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, president 35 Internaf tional Relations Club 2, 3. 45 Variety Show 35 Student Development Program 4. CAROLYN HURST FLYNN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Theology Activitiex: Play Tournament 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Chime.: 35 Variety Show 2, 3, 4, script committee 45 Mission Club 4, Blue Mantle 2, 4. CECILIA ANNE FOLLIS Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Minor: Science Activities: W.R.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Hellen Holland Voll Award 25 Sports Day chairman 35 Y.C.S, 1, Z, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 45 Martin de Porres 3. 45 Blue Mantle 4, co-editor of photography5 Student Development Program 4. CHARLEEN ANN FROATS Degree: Bachelor of Science ilflajorf Home Economics Minor: Textiles Activities: Sodality 1, 25 Y.C. S. 3, 45 Mission Club 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Charity Ball refreshment chairman 4. ' ' ' HLLi2k5A!Eis... A i PATRICIA ANN GARVEY JULI Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2: Y.C.S. 3, 4: W.R.A. 3, 4: French Club 1, 2, 3: class vice-persident 3: Dean's List 3 semesters. A BIARY GIBBONS Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, librarian 1, podium manager Z, 3, vice-president 4: Third Order of St. Francis 1. Z, 3, 4, vice-prefect 4: Sodality 1: Mission Club 4: Play Tournament 4: Schola 1, 2, 3, 4. Hl+2LGA DIARY GRAF Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Vincentian Club 4: Play Tournament 4: Holy Cross Central School of Nursing, CAROLYN JEAN GREIVES Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Kindergarten Activities: Orchestra 1, 2: VV.R.A. 1, Z, 3, 4, activity chairman 3: Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4: Blue Mantle 3. 4, snapshot editor 3: C.C.D. 2, 3, 4: Variety Show 1, 3: Play Tournament 4: Education Forum 1, 2: Square Dance Club 2, 3, 4. JOAN NE ELIZABETH GRIFFITH Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Schola 1: Winter Carnival representative 1: C.C.D. Z, 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. prefect 4: Student Council vice-president 4: Education Forum 4. ANGELA MARY GRINER HEL Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Theology Activities: Glee Club 1, Z, 3. 4: Schola 1, 2: Sodality 1: French Club Z: C.C.D. 2, 3, 4. EN LOUISE HAMMER Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Psychology Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4, C.C.D. Z, 3, 4: Thomist Club 3, 4: Variety Show 3, 4: Hall Council 3: Y.C.S. 3: Dean's List Z semesters: International Relations Club Z: Square Dance Club 1. BIARY CATHERINE HANKES Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: French Minor: English Activities: French Club 1, 2. 3. 4, president 3: Sodal- ity 1, Z: Y.C.S. 3, 4, group leader 4: Variety Show publicity chairman 3: Hall Council 3, 4: Off-campus social committee 4: Blue Mantle copy editor 4: Dean's List 1 semester: student-faculty Christmas party chair- man 3. Jo ANNA HAR1'I'1R Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Mother Pauline Award 1: Y.C.S. 4: Com- muters Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BIARILYN ANN HAVILAND Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Activities: Class treasurer 3: Dean's List 2 semesters: Y.C.S. 2 ,3, 4: Home Economics Club Z, 3, 4. College of St. Benedict. St. Joseph, Minnesota, 1. AIARJORIE COLETTE HEMPIEL Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Education Activitiess Glee Club 1, 2: French Club 1, 2: Variety Show general chairman 3: Y.C.S. 3, 4: Sodality 3, 4: Mission Club 4. BIARGARET EILEEN HENNESSY Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Minor: Science Activities: Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, section leader 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1, Z, 3, 4, secretary- treasurer 3, president 4: Dance chairman 1: Christmas party chairman 3: Variety Show finance chairman 2, 3: Dean's List 3 semesters. BIARIANNE LOUISE HILGER Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Art Minor: Textiles Activities: Art Club 3, 4: Y.C.S. 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: French Club 3: Variety Show 3: Charity Ball dec- oration chairman 4. Immaculata College, Immaculate, Pennsylvania, 1, 2. AIARY YoKo HYOSAKA Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Sociology Activities: Home Economics Club 2. NANCY GRAY JACKSON Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: French Activities: French Club 3, 4, vice-president 4: W.R. A. 3, 4, treasurer 4: Glee Club 3: Y.C.S. 3, 4: Univer- sity of Illinois, 1, 2. TXIARION LOUISE JACOBS Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Activities: Commuters Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dean's List 1 semester, lJoNNA AIARIE JANDA Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Vincentian Club 4: Play Tournament 4. Holy Cross Central School of Nursing. CAROL LEE JASPER Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, group leader 4, Third Order of St. Francis 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, Mission Club 4, secretary-treasurer, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, arrange- ments chairman 4, Play Tournament 4, Education Forum 2, 4, Blue Mantle, assistant editor, Dean's List 4 semesters, C.C.D. 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, Hall Council 4. PHYLLIS ANN JOSEPH Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Activities: Square Dance Club 1, Sodality 1, 2, Y.C.S. 3, 4, Mission Club 3, 4, secretary 3, Riding Club 2, Variety Show Z, Thomist Club 3. KATHLEEN CARITA KILEY JEA Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: French Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 4, Y.C.S. 1, Z, 4, Class president 2, Hall Council 4, Student Council 2, Variety Show 2, Play Tournament 4, French Club 1, 2, 4, secretary 4. Villa des Fougeres, Fribourg, Switzer- land, 3. N LOUISE KIMMET Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Education Activities: Martin de Porres 1, 2, 3, 4, president 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Carnival chairman Z, Blue Mantle co-editor of photography 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, president 2, Dean's List 3 semesters, C.C.D. 4, Hall Council 3, Variety Show scenery and business com- mittee, PATRICIA ANN LAHEY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: French Minor: Political Science Activities: French Club 2, 3, 4, social chairman 3, International Relations Club 3, 4. vice-president 4, Commuters Club 2, 3, 4. Marquette University 1. ROSEMARY ELIZABETH LANE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: Journalism Activities: Class vice-president 4, Glee Club 1, Rid- ing Club 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Thom- ist Club 3, 4, vice-president 4, Variety Show 4, Static 3, 4, photography editor 4. NANCY ARMITAGE LANGENBAHN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Art Minor: Education Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4, Chimes 3, 4. art editor, Glee Club 1, 2, Madrigal Group 1, 2,3. KATHLEEN LANNAN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: Philosophy Activities: Vincentian Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Thomist Club 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, Y.C,S. 3, 4, presi- dent 3, sectional leader 4, Variety Show 2, 3, C.C.D. 3, Deanls List 2 semesters, Parent Weekend chair- man. SUSAN ELIZABETH LOCHTEFELD Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Theology Activities: Sodality 3, 4, Y.C.S. 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Mission Club 4, Variety Show 2, Dance chair- man 4, C.C.D. 3, 4. MARY ELLEN BIACDONALD Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 4, C.C.D. 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Education Forum 4. ALICE RUTH BIALIA Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Vincentian Club 4, president. Holy Cross Central School of Nursing. HELEN JOAN MALITS Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Philosophy Minor: Political Science Activities: Columbine Club 1, Philosophy Club 3, 4, Sodality 1. Z, Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, president Z, 3. secre- tary 4, Thomist Club 4, president, Variety Show 1, 2, script writer 2, Student Development committee 4. University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 3. NANCY ANN MCCABE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Textiles Activities: Martin de Porres 3, 4, Art Club 2, Home Economics Club 3, 4, C.C.D. 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, 4. ANN COLLINS MCCABE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Music Theory Minor: Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, C.C.D. 2, 3, 4, Education Forum 4, Student Chapter of Music Educators National Conference 3, 4, president 4, 1st place, Saint Maryls Centennial Song Contest 3. f ,... 4- - I -L2 M f,-'Y i :1..tK ' ATARY MARc..xRi-:'r ATCCLJRMACK jo ANN ATARIIC NIcIioLs IJf'grf'c: Bachelor ol' Arts Major: Speech Minor: Education Activities: Columbine Club Z, 3, 4. program chairman 3, president 4, Sodality 3, Play Tournament I. 2. 3, 4, director 3, 4, participated in plays 3, 4, assistant di- rector 3, One act plays director 3, Dean's List 1 sem- ester. JOAN ELIZABETII ATIETTE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: History .11cli't'itif'.v: Columbine Club J, 3. 4. vice-president 4: French Club Z: Radio Club 2, 3, C.C.lJ, 2, 3, 4, Third Order of St. Francis 1, Z, 3. 4, Play Tournament 1, 3, 4, chairman 4, Variety Show 1, 3, participated in plays 2, 3, 4, Chimes 3. 4, editor 3, associate editor 4, Deanls List 6 semesters. AIARY ANN TXTILLICR IJf'gJ'Pf'1 Bachelor of Arts Major: Speech Minor: Education Aclioitizfsz French Club Z, Columbine Club 3, 4, treasurer 3, Play Tournament director 1. 4, partici- pated in plays, C.C.D, 2, 3. PATRICIA LOUISE AIORRIS Degree: Bachelor of Music Major: Voice Minor: Music Theory Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, president 4, Columbine Club 3, 4, W.R.A. 1. Z, 3, 4, Third Order of St. Francis 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Music Education Association 3, 4: Square Dance Club 3, 4. SALLY ANGELA ATROZEK Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Commuters Club 4: Vincentian Club 4. Holy Cross School of Nursing. Rosie AIARY MUIIOVICH Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Science Minor: Commerce Acti'vitif's: Sodality 1, 2. 3, V.C.S. 1, Z, 3, 4, W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Mantle 4, business manager, Variety Show 2, 3, class plays 3. 4: Spanish Club 1, Deanls List 1 semester. ATAUREEN THIiRI'ISE MUssET Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activitiesz Student Council 3. 4, president 4, Class President 3, Dean's List 6 semesters, Mother Pauline Award 1, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 2, 3, Play Tour- nament 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, Christmas Play 2, 4, Glee Club 1, Education Forum 4, Blue Mantle 3. IJ.f',Lg1'4'r': Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Actiztiticxz Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Blue Pencil 3. 4, Educa- tion Forum 4, Variety Show 3, W,R.A. 1, Z, 3, 4. BIARY SUZANNE NIXON IJegrc1': Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activiliffxz Vincentian Club 4, Play Tournament 4, Holy Cross Central School of Nursing. ll.-XTRICITA AN NE OlLlCARY Ilegrrc: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Theology Actittitioxz Sodality 1, 2, Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Martin de Porres 3, 4, Vice-president 4, human relations 3, 4. chairman 4, Charity Ball publicity chairman 4. KATIIRYN ANNE PATTERSON Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Psychology Activities: Y.C.S. 1, Z. 3, 4, Thomist Club 4, Dean's List 1 semester, Variety Show 2. 3, Sodality 1. ANNE PAZICRA Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Theology .-tctieitiexz Martin de Porres 1, Z, staff student vice- president 3, president 4, Student Council representa- tive 4. AGNES JULIA PELACIIIK Degrf'f': Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education I-1rtit'itie.v: Blue Pencil 2, 3. 4, staff student vice- president 3. secretary-treasurer 4, Static 4, Clzimcr 3, Dean's List 1 semester. THERESA PIIUNG Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Theology .-tcfittitirxz Commuters Club 3, 4. Edgewood College of the Sacred Heart. Madison, Wisconsin, 1, 2. NANCY CLAIRE REIJMOND Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing: Minor: Nursing Aclitatics: Vincentians Club 4, Play Tournament 4. Holy Cross Central School of Nursing. JACQUELINE ATARIE RICUTER Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Textiles ftctittiticx: Sodality 1, W.R.A. 1, Z. 3, 4, treasurer 3. Martin de Porres 1, 2, 3. 4, secretary 2, 3, Home Eco- nomics Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 1, Schola 1, Student Development Program 4. .if-ww ,Q gf- . W, EERE' 1.. we 'ala ii Q 4 ,,s.pif'4:,,q1igx .Mi 'yy e ' ' 31 l'b'Wf.-.lla Y-win' dia:1175Yws fsVti,jiis'4' . , . ., ,Mo ROSEMARI IC LOUISE RIIEPIENHOFF Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: French Activities: French Club 3, 4, president 4. Saint Mary of the Springs. Columbus, Ohio, 1. IXIARYJEANNE RYAN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Activities: French Club 1, 25 Sodality 1. 25 C.C.D. 35 Education Forum 45 Y.C.S. 1, Z, 3, 4, president 4. GLORIA DOLORES SACCONE Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Political Science Activities: Sodality 2, 35 Spanish Club 15 Mission Club 45 Winter Carnival food committee chairman 2, BARBARA CAMILLE SHETTIG Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: Education Activitier: French Club 1. 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Madrigal Group 3, 45 Mardi Gras Show 35 Dean's List 1 semester. E ANN SCHULTHEIS Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Theology Minor: Philosophy Activitiex: Sodality 1, 2. 35 Third Order of Saint Francis 1, Z, 3, 45 Y.C.S. 15 Schola 1, 2,35 C.C.D. 2. 3, 45 Thomist Club 3. 4. RGIA IANN SECHOVVSKI Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Textiles Activitiex: Commuters Club 2, 3. 45 C.C.D. 4. Siena Height College, Adrian, Michigan, 1. NIARY KATHERINE SHANAHAN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Aftiviliex: Y.C.S. 2. 35 Thomist Club 3, 4. treasurer 45 C.C.D. 45 Play Tournament 35 Blue Mantle 3, 45 Variety Show 4. Rosary College, River Forest, Illinois, 1. CATHERINE CAROL SHAUGHNESSY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: History Minor: Education Activitiex: Class secretary 15 Student Council repre- sentative 25 class president 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3. 45 Schola 1, 2, 3, 45 W.R.A. 1, 2. 3, 45 French Club 1, Z. 35 Play Tournament 1, 3. 45 International Relations Club 3. 45 Columbine Club 3. 45 Dean's List S sem- esters. FRANCES BIARIE SHEIQRAN Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Art Minor: Education Activiliex: Art Club 1, Z, 3. 45 Winter Carnival staff student representative 35 Blue Mantle 4, art editor. DIARY SUSAN SHERMAN Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Textiles Activities: Sodality 1. 25 Y.C.S. 45 Home Economics Club 1, Z, 3. 4. BTARTHA ELLEN SHILTS Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Commerce Minor: Theology Activities: Commuters Club 1, 2, 3, 4. treasurer 45 co-chairman Father-Daughter banquet 4. SHEILA ANN SIEBERT Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, secretary 25 Orchestra 1, 25 Sodality 1, 25 Y.C.S. 3, 45 Mission Club 3. 45 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Education Forum 4, chair- man: Blue Mantle 45 Play Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 W.R.A. 3. 4. ANNE FEENEY THIEDIC Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Activities: Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3, 4, publi- city chairman 35 Sodality 1, 25 Y.C.S. 15 Christmas party food chairman 35 C.C.D. 3. BIARQUERITIE BIARY 'l'HIEs Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Activities: Sodality 1, 25 Mission Club 45 W.R.A. 1. 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 4. BARBARA BIARY TRIPPEL Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Commerce Minor: English Activities: Commuters Club 1. 2, 3, 4: day student representative 45 Chimes 3. 45 business manager 4: International Relations Club 3, 4. HELEN JEAN TVARGIN Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Activitiex: Y.C.S. 2. 3, 4: Martin de Porres 1, Z. 3. 4. treasurer 3: Home Economics Club 1, Z. 3. 4: Stu- dent Council representative 3. Sodality officers form the court for the traditional May Coronation. Ll LOUISE HICLEN XVARNICKIC Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Political Science Minor: Education Activities: Sodality 1, 2, 3: Columbine Club 1, 2, 3. 4, program chairman 2. historian 3: Play Tournament 5, 4, participated in plays 5. BIARY GVVENDOLYN XVEBBICR Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Commuters Club 4: Vincentian Club 4. Holy Cross Central School of Nursing. MARY jo WvEST Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Activities: Sports Day queen 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 5, 4: W.R.A. 2, 3, 4, hockey manager 4: Y.C.S. 2. 5: Sodality 1, Z. 3, 4. BIARY LEE VVHICELER Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Activities: W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, presi- dent 4, Columbine Club 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3: Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4: Third Order of St. Francis 2: Static 3: Blue Mantle 2: Chimes 3, associate editor: Play Tourna- ment Z, 3, 4, co-director 3, Variety Show Z: Sports Day queen 1: Tennis Doubles Cup 2. JO.-XNNE AGATHA XYILHELIVI Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Artivities: Commuters Club 1, 2, 5, 4, social chair- man 3, Vice-president 3, Y.C.S. 1. 2, 3, 4: Dean's List 1 semester. JANE BIERENICE XYISSING Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Activities: Y.C.S. 2, 5, 4: Play Tournament 3: Variety Show 5. MARY Lou YOUNG Degree: Bachelor of Science Major: Nutrition Minor: Science Activities: Commuters Club 1, 2, 5, activities direc- tor 3: food committee junior Prom, Y.C.S. Z. group leader. ARLEICN ROSEMARIE ANDERT Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Arivities: Vincentian Club 1. 2, 4, Commuters Club 1, 2, 4. MARY CAROLE CONNAUGHTON Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Glee Club 1, Variety Show Z, Y.C.S. Z, 4: Vincentian Club 1, 2, 4, Dean's List 1 semester. JEANNE DIARY FOLEY Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Vincentian Club 4: Dean's List 1 semester. NOREEN ELISABETH GALLAGHER Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Vincentian Club 1, 2. 4: Variety Show 1, 2: Sodality 1, 2. ELISIS TORCZYNSKI Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Vincentian Club 1, 2. NANCY MARIE TUCKER Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, librarian 1: Variety Show 2, Y.C.S. 1, 2. 4: Vincentian Club 1, 2, 4: W.R,A. 1, 2, 43 Indiana Association of Student Nurses 3. 4: Riding Club 1. RIAURICEN ANN XVOULFE Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Nursing Activities: Home Economics Club 1, Vincentian Club 1, 2, 4, Sodality 1. 2, 4: Y.C.S. 1. Z, 4: Indiana Asso- ciation of Student Nurses 3, 4. JANE HARR1s CONLEY Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: English Minor: French Activities: Transferred to Catholic University 45 French Club 1, 2, 3: dance chairman 3: Variety Show script committee 2. 3: Chimes 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2. Trudy Croxall, Sophomore dance chairman. poses in the rock garden. Q CLASS l In the group to the left are the sophomore class officers. Seated are: Patricia Lacour, treasurerg Marilyn Volz, day student representativeg Clare Doherty, Student Council representative: Paula Lawton, presidentg Jane Reiss, secretary, and standing, Barbara Shimanski, vice-president. In the center seated are the junior officers, jean Giddens, vice-president: Jacqueline Buckley, secretaryg and Maureen Butler, dance chairman. Behind them seated are senior officers, Barbara Trippel, day student representative: Carolyn Conrey, treasurer, Catherine Carol Shaughnessy, president: Eileen Hennessy, Student Council representative: and still farther back are, Hanna Dusenbury, secretary, Susan Lochtefeld. dance chairmang and Rosemary Lane, vice-president. The remaining junior officers are seated at the right. Diane Landphair, treasurer, Mary Camblin, Student Council representativeg Sara Trippel, day student representative: and Barbara Lynch, president. Not pictured is Gertrude Croxall, sophomore dance chairman. OFFICER l lfreslunan class oftieers are: Suzanne Syron. sports chairman: Elizabeth h ' 1 Mary Wiita. Ifinneran, vice-president: Molly McCabe. fiance C alrman secretary: Mary Alice Scufleri, president: and Helen Lauinger. treas- I' C olin Qtuflent Council representative urer. Not pictured: atrlcla ar . . and Carol Wilbur, day student representative. ' X UNIORS ,f-f w Xlary Gladys 'IQLIFIICII Peggy Maher. Rosemary Knope. Monica Mufauley, .Xnn l.amm Varole Norclengrcn llll. Ouifla Marion Smith, Therese Kachur. ln Mary .lo Long Front: Margaret Menard. Shirley O'Brien. Shirley Fitzekam. Bark: Carole Keele, Eva Haas. lllary Lou linige A if n i 541' 4 L ' Standing: Mary Smith, Beth Kamm, Carole Harnisti Seated: janet O'C'onnell. Patricia Bauervic. Marita Reising Joanne lfrancel, Nancy Brozovich. Barbara Heckethorn, Janice Theisen Carol Williams, Katherine Perry ,Wy Anne Bittorf Elizabeth BIcCorlile Mary Guarnieri Kay Howard Mary Lou Ahern Sheilamae Shannon X111 Gretclwn House llizmv Lzmflphair Numy McNamara liilllllkilll Carroll liurlmzirzi Barker R1llJCl'l2l lfreflericli I 10ll'll XYe'rl10r clClN'VlCVl' Perri 3lZlI'LI2lI'l'l Gulcle l.orz1l Rillitxl' ry Kathryn Carroll lmogvm' H2l6Illl Margaret Brown, janet Feldpausch, i Betty jane Iiichelberger, Mary jo Cleary, .lzlcqueline Buckley, Juliet Ilittoe ' v ' in Margaret Smith, Mary Ann CJ'I-oughlin, llizine Donovan, Regina Feehan, Josephine Murphy, Deirdre Kiley Audrey Schallerer, Carolyn Dill, Nancy Vivian, Viola Kovacs, Mary Camblin itherine Quvzilly. Sarah Hosta. Regina Cram, 102111116 Donohue I'z1tl'im'i:1 Vetry. Virginia Yigihi ,Iuclith Weidner, Shirley Chizivctlzx, .-Xnn Marie' Milnunmw. Hairy jo Rhmnlierg. Mary Louisa- Baker Viola Kovacs. Charlotte Keefe Sara Trippel. Patricia Tyner. Barbara Geary- Paula Rochfm Barbara Lynch Marie Lyman, Jeannine Timko, Evelyn Werner, Mary Kay O'Connell. Anne Gannon. Marilyn Stupek Ullidil Smith, 'l'lwresc Kzlchur, Mary jo Long, live-lyn King. joan Girlclens Jana jackson Barbara Brady Mary Agnes Gingrich Anne Barnes Carol Braunsdorf Rosemary Shcmk Z 5 Q I 'CI iw.. xmgf' Susan Sivlwrt. Illllfidil lluwsun, julie Bohan. 'Paltricial Smi Mary Ns-erllcfr, Murgzarvt Murray .'::usma..... 5 ' if ' E Y 4 . es .nf , Julie Knape Nancy Frank Theresa Ejeagwu Ann Schultheis Mary Carole Soetje Mary Comisky Kay Hardesty, Linda Kolp, Kay Flinn Maureen Collins Patricizl Michalski .loan Taulmc Barbara Hartmann Diane Trapp Margaret Mclfarthy SOPHOMORE Mary Ann Ewald Sherleen Mugzgly Barbara Hilger Sue Ellen Corcoran Gertrude Croxall Patricia Rodgers Patricia Moran Flare Doherty Patricia Rogan Patricia Hurley .loan Strotz -loan llrymalski Loretta Michuda, Marcia Baker Rosemary Harte, Maureen Sterett Mary Ann Grysbeck, Suzanne Scanlon Seated: Margaret Trenkamp Standing: Mary Baldez, Dorothy Jane Schlaudecker, Mary Wills, Suzanne VVild- gen, Charlotte Hiegel Below: Patricia Scanlon, Mary Ann Sinkler, Nancy Jean Weinand, Marie Angela Muscarello, Helen Thomas, Lucy McGuiness a , Rosemary Andrew, Bonna Lee Metzger. Karin Moore, Sara Carlin, Ellen Mcllermott, Diana. Dablmelt Ellen Fanny. Eleanor Hankes. jean Heirlt, Mary Alice Hixson Xlziry josselyn. Mary Lou Rillcli. Peggy Lorenz, lllargzxrcl Rose llurzm. Mary Morrison, Arm Mulligan Jeanette Tyrrell, Nancy Ricker, Nancy Sanders, Mercedes Graham, Sally Powell, Georgia Weber Mary Ann Saxe Barbara Shimanski Josephine Vetter Rhoda Comer Sally Hultkrans Betty Drey SUV' Diana Wilkinson, Jane Eyerly, Emily Sniffen, Mary Elizabeth Husteafl. joan Belknap, Maureen Scanlon Xnn Leonard. Patricia Aigner. Virginia C. Thomas. Ann Harris julie Fitzpatrick. Barbara Kluth Patricia Lutz. Marilyn Hiller. Bevcrly Hahn, Barbara Wines. Mary Catherine Schmid. Iimily Grylm Hannah Grasberger. Virginia Ann Thomas, Joanne Rogan. iv' Ana Livia Casanova Lourdes Huanqui Irene Peyre Paula Lawton Beverly Mihalik. liclith Manalili. Carolyn Siflley A Mary BlcGahey Harrict Capron ,lean 0'l.eary Kathryn Kramper Patricia LaCour Sylvia Dreussi ellmzw: Patricia Campbell. Ann Butler. Antoinette Lasgura. Patricia Gritiith, Mary Frances Yanlaiss. Gail Matousek Right: Sue Iillen Uorcoran. Marilyn Vhapleau 75 Patricia Kennedy. limmalyn Bishop. Alice Warltke. Martha Moss, Gretchen Mary Kay Whiting. Catherine Duffy Wim-rlcinann, Patricia Vustt-llo Barbara Honey, Mary Ann Coryn, Dolores Reynolds. , Angela. Fazio, Mary Mulflur, Elizabeth Evans Katherine Morrison Mary Ann Ryan Barbara Boord Judith Hughes, Elizabeth Bretz. Frances Dicarlo. Kathryn Payton, Fonstance Custer. Margaret Casey. Patricia Mcl'arte. Dianne johnson, Sally Teppert. Seated: Theadora Reid Kathryn Bowling Kay Louise CJ'Meara Elise Furtis jufly Quinn Mary Genevieve liarnest Roberta Massey Theresa Bauman Patricia Quinlan Marianne Belton Dorothy Olive jo Whalen Lynrlzi Leigh Pzitricia Kinney Mary jo Butler joan Hourgeis Barbara Chrapek Shirley Bajer Lyn Kennedy Patricia Rooney Helen Patton Gayle Giggy, Patricia Light, Mary Lee Sheftic. Yvonne llenegor Lourdene Becker Mary Margaret Droege Carol Hurley Dorothy Doyle Mary Catherine Roberts Patricia Becldoes Patricia Dailey Mfw' V. Constance Torczynski -Ioan Renehan Genevieve Meade Marlene Slayin Sally Auliil Carol Schneider Nancy Keegan Marilvn Volz. Maria Diamanflis, .loan Berndt. Barbara bl aroszewslii, I Kathleen Laughlin. Mary KIcKe0wn jewel Rc-itz, julie Furlong. Nancy Schwind Mary Corbett, l'eggy Sullivan Suzanne Henninger Barbara Engelman Rosemary Corcoran Mary Ruth Hurley Joan Galligan Patricia O'Shea Ann Burns s l Sally OlBrien Nancy Hipskincl Patricia Davidson Lockie Coulter Clara Hammes Carol Daly Ernestine Jantuah, Isabelle Blavo-Tsri and Florence Adedevoh show their native costumes to Noreen Lyons, Sophomore, and Connie Connors, Senior. RESHME Mary Ann Smmntzig joanm- lleger Holly BITIIIIZIII joan Ryan Beverly Rmnzmchuk Sally McManus Mziryellvn Barnes Anno linclslrmn FI'2llN'6S Rufe Ann Sczrttergooml Mary .lo KICNHINQ Mary Arm Brurlcr Mary Moran 1 3---' Gail Mottice Virginia Jansen jackie Baumer Nancy Galos Elizabeth Mahler Carol Cruise 4 lflllen Cooper. Rima Ripoll. Bzlrlmm Kelly' Judy Yillasw Caroline Kirlcpatriclz. Sue Warnelie. Patricia Usher janet llalporto Rose Marie Cassmeyer Mary Kay Davizr Mary jane Callahan Alice Broucek Mary Daman Loretta Postillion, janet Hausser, Barbara Buckley. Teresa lbittrich. Barbara Walsh. Lucille Vasta Sandy Preuss Laura llhitebrcarl Elizabeth Preston .Ioan Cahill Teresa Nuttingg Hvluwz Carole Brown. Mary Sheahan. Carole Hurray. Joyce Lashmel. joy Hauler. julie Hemw Barbara Kauzlaric Beth Kent. Anne Walters. Kay Burke Caroline Murray, Vathleen Clyne, Helen Bell we A in Lynn Hawkesworth, Kathleen Hughes Mary Ann Lowry. Ruth A. Bischof Leah Rau- Hyslop janet Keeley, lN'Iz11-y Ann Feeney. juclith Lahey, Donna Levings, Jacqueline O'Brien, Mary johnson Graco Remlumh Mary Sue Shu-ts l'uughIin, Sarah Rauch, Gerz XMIM' A Sfullrfillxqi Rosemary llohcny. Therese Sccales. ,lzmet lee llcline Dunn fl: Mary Lou Poppeu Q 4. R '1 XXIISOII. -Ioy I vm lilizulwt h Marry O'1lc11rz1, Ifrtrlclr ' ' ' P -Iver. C'zrthcriuv Se-rgiu Blzizxmuz Slmmn xc liwluwz Dorothy Kunstanzer Sally Porth I l' Diane Mislcie. Annette Fontzmzi. Mary Ruth Lewis Connie Roller Katie Hall Maria Troy. Patricia Hanilon, Mary Mzirgfaret Stone Towell. SI't1fl'dI Kay johnson Mary Patricia Hughes. Kathleen Cflirien, Mary Susan Eclc, Siundillg: Arlene Grylewicz, Nancy Elizabeth Alarlme. Nancy .lean Lave Suzanne Nance Sftlllfffllyfff Rose Marie Blllflfl. Blarilmeth Schaffer. Sanrlra .lane lforlxes. Mary Ann l'l1aplirki Sff111di11g: Betsy lfinneran, Margaret Naliatuflrlv. Swfwfl: Gail Clements Smfvrl: Bliclcic Hassell. Karol Kienitz Mary jane Canary, Patricia Davis. Nancy Burke, Carole Wilbur. Marilyn Kerkhoff, Kate Bird Maria T Ann Meagher Stephanie Strassen Ann Conaghan Barbara Fanelli eresa Bouzon Silva Nydia Garcia Anne Marie O'Donnell Ora Marlene Powers Dorothy Ann Christine Mary Jo Meafls Valle Rozier Marjorie Braun Suzanne Kurtenbacl Jeanne Pfiaum Suzanne Rene Ann Fitzgerald Gail Francis Barbara Burke x illmwz Peggy Zoeller. Blnrcia Cole. Mary Lirlrlle. Mzirthzi Risher.. Gilliane La IN Gini Wilson M-ff' Nlzirina Vzmi. Hairy lfrniiccs Nlusokv. Gvrzilrline I'1t'I'k'llK'l' :inte .33 Xa-.f .-llmvr: Susan Colby. Familie Parrish Mollx' Mcfzilie NI n x XX nti llnmthen Ma I iififlen av js., 14 .Y :X 1 51 at wa W6 Twp, 'I ff Q gg is 1 4, A Y I MW N MH vim, I 4 f s 4 Sa I 2' X su W2 M , , . ka I ' A -if ri' f ! , .v 1 M + fu ' X' f X ' if ,pi-,Q ,e V:gf,- Q y v 3. L 1 . M 2 . U 1 is 2 xx fx-... Q-,q fi X QQ 'Nw '- Q v mx wig ,. 7 'wifivf ' f A 1? 11' I- L 5 ja ge . . swf , 1.. f 5, ,xi O 1 i l 7 Y G ,, ,, ,. f. 1. , X rw miss: Q, , . Q, L. 3 v-Q54 ,,,.-,,4,,,qW , A lbw ues: ff ,, ,fa hffffxiiy ' I M, Lf 'LN-in u K It -ln, , J' .- o '-1 H gi 444, .x mf it In 1 . L '51 7 1, Xu W jerry Hargacline l'arol Ann Semlmrie Sharon McGee jeanette Harris Barbara Ann Pike Anne Haley Kneeling: Adele Schepp. Rosalie Riegle. .Xarolyn Yisintine Slanding: Shelah Duffy, Colleen Taffee. Nancy Pugh Ffflllff .Iennepher Queally Dorothy Claylnorne Theresa Soete -lean Smith lirzfkz janet Lueeke Allhxllll Fathey Louise Schulte. Frances Tetaz. Farol Voclesta. Patricia Whealan Lwff: Sheila, Riley, Greta Schultz, Karen Eustice Mary Carpenter Seated . June Moxon Standing: Suzanne Starshak, Mar- garet Stratton, Kathleen OlBoyle, LeAnna Swartzbaugh Mary Ann Fiedler, Kathleen Hughes, Kathryn Hall, Suzanne Henderson, Mary Jo Greene, Lenore Zimmerman Below: Patricia Cahill, Flor Navarro, Rosemary Holland Mfr Sue liennedy Margaret Broughton Anne Sheehan .lurlith Merton lieverly lloorl Roselnary Zirillc .-llmw: Suzanne Brown, Barbara Benford. .-llzowz Carol Lucas. Patricia la jayne Colgan. Bark: Myra Hunter, Maureen lislmensen. Vonstame Ro Iileanor Sue Flynn. liileen Mur Mary johnson Louise Schulte Merrilee Oberle Margaret Keenan Lynn Hawkesworth Rosanne Fanty Janet Luecke Andree Jenney Rosemary Zirille Teresa Queenan Joan Ryan Beverly Hood Blanche Kramer Judith O'lJonnell Barbara Borkowsky Back: Janice Feller Mary Louise Cole Patricia Wells Barbara Copps Peggy Fisko Dorothy Konstanzer Mary Pazera joan Dickmann Eileen Owens Gayle 'l'u11g f,'0IlSlZlllCl' lizlird Blz1rgz11'vt Hn-i119111an lClizz1lwtl1 Pinter I.0e:11111 Ruppvlli joan Wuoclku l'z1ula 5Iz1c.'XIpi11 Martha Gillis NIz11'gz1rv! Kuhlb1'v1111c1' Klltliltilxll McGuire .Xllll l'vl:1c'hik Nlxiry .VX1111 Hawkins Mary juy lfnx Sept. 14 115 26' Oct. 13 20 26-28 Nov. 4 2-5 11-12 16 23-28 Dec. 5 15 19 Dec. 20 to Jan. 9 Jan. 10 17 Feb. 4 10 March2 8-10 10-11 17 18 March28to April 9 April 18-21 26-27 May 12 23 25 25 26 26 Z7 1955 - 1956 Registration Classes begin Honors Convocation. Presentation of the development program to the student body by Sister M. Madeleva. Founders Day Senior victory at the Play Tourney Retreat Charity Ball Heartbreak House Helen Hayes, guest. Laying of Moreau Hall cornerstone. Concert by the Little Singers of Paris Thanksgiving Holidays Glee Club Concert: A Ceremony of Carols. Christmas play: Behold Your King Christmas dinner Vacation King Lear Bi-Centennial Student Concert: Mozart Winter Carnival Mardi Gras. Carnival 11-14. Senior Convocation for the birthday of Pope Pius XII Variety Show Parents' Weekend Boy With a Cart Day of Recollection Easter vacation Antigone Comprehensive Examinations SMC Senior Ball Senior Picnic Senior Mass and breakfast Cmorningj Cap and Gown ceremony Ceveningj Baccalaureate Mass 10:00 Senior Honors teveningj Graduation Exercises 11:00 Graduation Luncheon 1:00 5' Mclhlw. senior. notes thc clzltv Klux' 27. 1050 tl N 1 xg K ' .11 'avi' - -K 1 ' ' 1 ' ,wifwzf EEL21? f i, . if ,WV xieyfx imfvifi' ,V V V ' 1,595-.,-,,n,, '- 'wgqzfi I ff, 5 m K'mnnwnccnwnt in the now fylhllfhlill .Xurliluri me Hrs Pla Tournament S Catherine Duffy as The Sh0P'WllIl?f'l',S P7'0digi0ZlS Wife by Garcia Lorca represented the sophomores in the 18th annuzil Play Tournzunent. The sword iight is a scene from Don Gil of the Green Brecchws the freshman choice for the tournament. Qi , I r 'F Q l'he juniors presented Thr' Hw1n'.v uf l11tf'1'1'st hy jzicinto Belizivc-lite as their part in the evening of Spanish llrzlnizl. l'he seniors were victorious in the tonrnzinient with their presentation of The ffilltflffllll nj Goff hy George Sierra Martinez. Campus Oscars George Bernard Shaw's Heartbrz-ak House was one of the special produc- tions of the Saint Maryys College Theater this year. The play was directed by Mr. Edward Warren. head of the Speech and Drama Department, with scenery and lighting by Mr. Iidward Garzero. Saint Marys College won the Saint Genesius medal for hrst place in a state competition for the best production in a One-act Play Festival. The medal is presented annually by the Catholic Colleges and Catholic Theater Groups in Indiana. Saint Mary's presented Christopher Fry's Thr' Bay with tl Carl, under the direction of Mr. Edward Garzero. Phillip Donahue. who portrayed Cuthman in the Saint Marys pro- duction. was awarded the medal for the best actor in the tournament With him is Gayle Baumer, senior, who also played a lead role Triumphs of Campus Drama Behold Your King, a medieval mystery play, was presented this year at Christmas. The play gave a holiness of spirit to our anticipation of the holidays. Behold Your King was directed by Miss Natalie E. White, a member of the Speech Department faculty. Above, Notre Dame boys portray the Magi as they visit the Palace of Herod. - The spotlight accents the role of the Chorus played by Mr. Edward Garzero in Antigone. Mr. Garzero also designed the scenery and lighting effects for the play. The .-lnligom' of jean Anouilh reached great dramatic heights when presented by the Saint Mary's theater group under the direction of Mr. Edward Warren. As a last play presented on the stage of Saint .'Xngela's Hall it formed a per- fect tinale by its dignity and immense dramatic power. The spirit of intellectual challenge in .llzfignw is seen in this detail of tableau. Charit Ball Enjoying refreshments during an intermission in the Rectangle are Bud Malloy and Pat Smith. at li it H. .ring A V I 'agar 'vi' Rosemary Zirille and her date, First in line at the refreshment David Spalding. enjoy a last mo- table are Gini Wilson and her date. ment m the deserted ballroom gn? I lily if Q. , , ,, W gifs Several cotiples tlncl at quiet corner for 21 tztlli-lietween-1lalnfes. Relaxing while the orcliestrzx takes ll break are Sarah Sceules, .-Xrolyn Yisiutine. Mary .Xnn Sinlcler :tml their flutes. -lime Hmmm :mtl lier escort fu :ii twusmm- fm' the tzmgu. was k.k:- . The Candlelight Ceremony and the pro- gram for our entire Christmas party was planned by the junior class. Sister Mary Agnes. Superior of Saint Maryls College. and Mother Kathryn Marie. Superior General of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. were guests at the dinner and ceremonies. Saint Maryls girls with the co-operation of Notre Dame brought their holiday spirit to the older people and children of South Bend. The Christmas Tradition ig l Wav Winter Carnival Q Genevieve Meade. chairman of XYinter Farnival. crowns Our Lady on the island of Lake Marian. The Irish Guard of Notre Dame with Patricia Rogan portray winter in Ireland during the show in Saint Angelzfs Hall. Winter in Heidelberg was another of the scenes represented in the show which was given twice for the benetit of all present. Relaxation was welcomed by mziny in the Rectangle after ll strenuous flziy and supper. Box lunches were planned along with the rest of the events of the flay by the sophomores for the girls and their dates. Snowball lights illustrate per- fectly H3Iercury's Magic, the theme for the flzly. wif? wlfxi A 'N SAX AN -W. wwf J n New Rites for Holy Week The staff reprints these lines from the antiphons for Palm Sunday to commemorate in a particular way the new Holy Week liturgy and ritual which went into effect this year. lt will be a part of our college memories to recall that in our senior year for the first time in centuries, the Holy Thursday Mass was celebrated during the sup,-er hours, when the Last Supper actually took place, and that the Good Friday afternnoon Communion service and the vigil for Holy Saturday, faithful to their historical set- ting, preceded the glad dawn of Easter. This liturgy has immense historical significance, for in taking us back to pre- Reformation days, it not only revives observances of the earliest Church, but also follows more closely the pattern of modern living. ANTIPHON 8 As the Lord was entering the holy city, the children of the jews, with branches of palm, announced the resur- rection of the Life: Hosanna,', they cried, in the highest li' When the people heard that jesus was entering jerusalem, they went forth to meet Him with branches '79 of palm: f'Hosanna,,' they cried, Min the highest. From PSALM 23 O gates, lift high your lintels: be raised, O ancient doors, that He may enter, the King of glory. Who is He, this King of glory? The Lord Hosts, He is the King of gloryli' COLLECTIVE PRAYER O Lord jesus Christ, our King and Redeemer, in Whose honor we have borne these palms and chanted these solemn praises, grant, in Thy goodness, that wher- ever these branches have been carried, there the grace of Thy blessing may descend, and let Thy right hand protect from all the wicknedness and the deceit of the evil spirits those whom It has redeemed, Thou Who livest and reignest forever and ever. Amen. l john J. O'Laugh1in Advisor, trustee and friend William S. Miller Advisor, trustee and friend Walter Kerr Playwright and critic His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman Archbishop of New York City 'ip 1, i r esse i is Helen Hayes A ctress Mother M. Rose Elizabeth, C.S.C. President Eineritus of Dunbarton College, Fornier Superior General of the Sisters of the Holy Cross William E. Cotter Advisor, trustee and friend jean Charlot Frenfh Murolist Sister Esther, S.P. Pioneer in Cotholir Art Movement First Recipients ot Honorary Degrees at aint Mary's College Bernard J. Voll Advisor, trustee and friend The Baroness Maria Augusta Trapp Singer and author Commencement 1956 l s COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Walter Kerr Drama critic of the New York Hf'ro!d-Tribune As a part of the commencement which marks the beginning of our second hundred years, Saint Marys for the first time confers the honorary degree of LL. D. on eleven persons distinguished as artists, as patrons of art, or as promoters of Catholic College education. BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman Archbishop of New York Commencement Speakers l l CELEBRANT oif BACCALAURICATE MASS The Reverend Theodore Hesburgh. C.S.C. 1'rosir1z'nt of the LlI7i'i'l'l'SiI X' of Nom' Dann' The Christian and the Future The Christian throws himself fearlessly upon the future, because he believes in Him which is, and which was, and which is to come. He can endure to be one of an everlasting company while in this world, as well as in the next. He is content to begin and break off g to do his part and no more, to set about what others must accomplish, to sow where others must reap. None has finished his work, and cut it short in righteousness, but He who is One. We, His mem- bers, who have but a portion of His fulness, execute but a part of His purpose. One lays the foundation, and another builds thereupon, one levels the mountain, and another 'fbrings forth the headstone with shoutings . . .H Does it not seem a very strange thing that we should be fed, and lodged, and clothed in spiritual things by per- sons we never saw or heard of, and who never saw us, or could think of us, hundreds of years ago? Does it not seem strange that men should be able, not merely by acting on others, not by a continued influence carried on through many minds in a long succession, but by one simple and direct act, to come into contact with us and, as if with their own hand, to benefit us, who live centuries later? . . . CARDINAL NEWMAN 4 fofun of Me Kagan! Jlmwfa jim OZZFJ Lfmgd fo naffdng Mg ,JW of Mffgm, JA ,MLM wig! My Jmgm of PUUPL5. AUM generafion fo gmzerafion My Lkdignj of! ,MJ Aearf. AIN? UU I' 1' PSALM 32 This book was prepared by The Peerless Press, Incorporated The LaSalle Photo-Engraving Company The S. K. 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