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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

Who is she that comes forth like the dawn, as beautiful as the moon, as resplendent as the sun? Terrible as an army in battle array. Cant. 6, io Zetel Van Wijsheid - Our Lady of Wisdom 1963 BLUE MANTLE SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE NOTRE DAME INDIANA GRADUATION 1963 EDUCATION in the great humanistic tradition is more needed than ever, 174 graduates were told at commencement exercises in O’Laugh in Auditorium, by Dr. ALAN SlMPSON, Dean of the College at the University of Chicago. “JJ 7 hatever nourishes the mind and the spirit,” as distinguished from the training which is merely practical or professional or from the trivialities which are no training at all, is the best education, said Dr. Simpson. Such an education involves a combination of knowledge, skills, and standards, he pointed out. While opinions may differ as to the kind and amount of knowledge essential to the educated person, there is no ambiguity about two necessary skills: the ability to think well and to express oneself in clean forcible prose, “with some relish for style 7 An educated man must also, Dr. Simpson thinks, rid his mind of its “wigwams ’ He must uphold moral values and virtues, includin g honesty, decency, courage, and public spirit. Finally, he must have, especially today, the kind of versatile, flexible mind that can deal with new and explosive conditions. At the BACCALAUREATE MASS in the Church of Loretto earlier in the day, BISHOP Andrew GrutkA of Gary, after analyzing man’s basic road to happiness, concluded: “Christ teaches us that a man’s happiness is not a matter of what he possesses or what he has, but, of what he is. It is not conditioned by the attitude of others toward us. No more than by exterior and accidental good, such as fortune, health, or the charms of existence. It is not subject to the course that events take but to the manner in which we react in the face of them. Happiness depends on us — its origin lies in us. If we follow the plan of Christ and live as His disciples, we have in ourselves the means of being happy.” MILKO JEGLIC, Chairman of the Mathematics Department and recipient of the 1963 Faculty Award; MRS. RICHARD T. SEIDEL, recipient of an honorary degree. Doctor of Laws; DR. ALAN SIMPSON, Commencement Speaker; SISTER MARIA RENATA; MOTHER KATHRYN SULLIVAN, R.S.C.J., honorary degree. Doctor of Letters; MRS. ROMY HAMMES, honorary degree. Doctor of Laws; MISS JEAN SCHINDLER, recipient of 1963 Alumna Award. A new vital spirit . . . a new Social Center . . . a new year for all. A year to sign here, vote there, check this list, attend meetings and think. “JJhere does the strength of a college lie?” From minor to major question, think about it, write it down. Evaluate your major or write an article. Agree with Jim, of Scholastic, or not. Do any or all, but, this year, say so. Talk of Hans Kiing, in Rec, Reignbeaux, classroom, commit¬ tee . . . Easter . . . Return of the sun-burned natives, comps, riots, May crowning, dunes, dances . . . Patce Powers, Salley Diggl.es heading a Yell AND MANY PEOPLE . . . Lurray Pfister Kay Handwerker Cathie Phee Theresa Lapenta I Socializing Time: September 1962. Surprise! A new Social Center? Really . . . but where is it? . . . Under the foyer of O ' Laugh- lin? . . . What? . . . Won’t it be wonderful? . . . Unpack later! Let’s go see . . . TI hen will it be ready? Next month for sure . . . No? . . . } es? . . . After the formal opening on November 26: Senior Day . . . Junior Day . . . Sophomore Day . . . Freshman Day . . .Then open to all. Whoops — wait for the serpentine counter . . . Faculty, students, and friends , stop in and make yourselves at home. Air-conditioning . . . TV lounge . . . vend¬ ing machines . . . art panels . . . outdoor patio . . . bright lounge chairs, accent rugs . . . cool, casual. A daily atmosphere for relaxing, entertaining guests . . . Coffee with your favorite teacher . . . a study date with John . . . and “Snow Night” with the snowmen of Notre Dame. Sue Bouma Jeanine Renaud Darlene Unger ' I Studying In classes, conversations, labs, library, lectures, search for truth and its applications . . . Come from Europe, Asia, Afri¬ ca, or go abroad for a semester or more . . . But search, think ... On civil rights — Mr. Higgs, Chuck McDew, the boys from Ole Miss . . . Sym¬ posium ’ 62 ’s Michael Novak, Father Greeley, and Dr. Chris- tin . . . Paul Douglas, Neal Johnston . . . Cookie Cutter dis¬ cussion . . . Perhaps cross the highway to hear a segregation- ist’s opinions, or an anti-segre- gationist’s, or a famous liberal theologian s. Sometimes agree, other times not. Receive a TVoodrow Wilson fellowship, a teaching fellowship, Kappa Gamma Pi membership. Be valedictorian of your class. The years of plenty: college. i Dr. Knight, Dr. Allen of the University of Michigan, Dr. Dineen, and Miss Antonis. Dr. Allen spoke on the Microscopic Structure of a Cell to SMC biology department. Mary Jane Foley Show Style STUDYING PROBLEMS IN NUTRITION: Erika Tillmann, Mary Ann Boyle, Rita Bennett, and Sister Miriam Robert. Some of the Home Economics Students in the annual Style Show: Connie Bernard, Kathy Bayer, Anne Moty, Linda Liddiard, Judy Francis, Megan David. Commentators were Kay and Emy Nazzaro. 10 Foreign Student 11 Lucy Amenuvor, Doreen Waldron, Mary Jo Kasindi, Agnes Addai. Standing: Yen Nguyen, Sylvestrina Borel, Kathy Kwee, Theresa Chang, Anand Bhasin Mary O ' Grady Judy Gerhart Attending Charity Ball The annual Charity Ball, sponsored by the Catholic Student Mission Crusude, was held this year on Janu¬ ary 11, under the title u Twelfth Day of Christmas With music by the Hubbard Quintet, in the Grand Ball¬ room of the Pick-Oliver everyone had a very good, but crowded, time. Martha Perrone Teaching Connie Goodwille with some of her Fifth Grade pupils at Nuner School Irene Canny and Sister Anne Monica and Mrs. Dooley and Miss McCandless of the Alumna Office, and Mary Ann Dambach Margaret M. Scanlon teaching Second Grade Sister Maria Renata, Margaret Nutting, Eileen Holtmeier STUDENTS OF EDUCATION Above: Elaine Kletter, Bonnie Burns, Regina Parks, Michael Pruitt, Mary L. Krivicich, Norah Kennedy, Joan Dorgan Below Mary Kay O Connor, Colleen Pierce, M. M. Scanlan, Joyce Jatczak, Becky Laird (wearing glasses), Mary Jo Janssen, Mary Ruth MacKinnon, Betty O ' Brien. PILGRIMAGE arranged by the Sodality, to Notre Dame ' s Grotto, on the evening before the opening of the Vatican Council in October. ! VOLUNTEERS AT LOURDES, FRANCE — Patsy Callahan, Maryalice Dion, and Penny Poissant have farewell dinner with Sister Madeleva, Sister Bernadette Marie, and former volunteers. Pictured are: Patsy Callahan, Kathi Roeder, Maryalice Dion, Sister Madeleva, Denise Cavanaugh, Pat Greeley, Sister Bernadette Marie, Sue Sullivan, and Nancy Larry. Not in picture: Penny Poissant. 16 Sharing Around the World ‘One world” is much more than a simple phrase. INDIAN RESERVATION — For the second summer, Barbara Rys and Anita McRedmond will do lay missionary work at a reservation in Montana. Also going this summer will be Mary K. Brady, Joanne Casellini, and Nancy Hanley. Teaching religion, taking a census, do¬ ing office work, and initiating recreational programs are all part of their volunteer work. TO MEXICO — These volunteers will teach religion in villages where they are needed: Carolyn Sugg, Lyneall Swetish, Eileen Fitzgerald, Kathy Fehlig, and Jean Roberts (nearest camera). 17 e Building for the Future tWA H ' ■ 96 ' MKkB i 9 . Sister Maria Renata shows architects ' drawings to fac¬ ulty members Mr. Camp¬ bell, Dr. Dineen, and Dr. Brennan. A classroom build¬ ing, dining hall, and dor¬ mitory building have been projected. CHRISTMAS CORDIAL by the Chicago area student development committees: Cathy Ryan, Margaret Mary Scanlon, Nancy Sheehan, Nancy Van Etten. STUDENT DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE: Marilyn McPheron, Ellen Brown Standing: Mary Lou Albert, Judy Gerhart, Becky Borchers, Mary Jo Janssen 18 SISTER MARIA RENATA President’ To the Class of 1963: These four years at Saint Mary’s College offered you direct experience in the fine arts, the liberal arts and sciences. Your college en¬ vironment was the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, and physical setting in which much was expressed, learned, and communicated. How you apply the prin¬ ciples and experience in true beauty only your subse¬ quent years can unfold. Live beauty. Live truth. Live God. You are His image — a Christian. Sister Maria Renata, c.s.c. 20 SISTER M. ALMA, Dean SISTER GERTRUDE ANNE, Theology School Dea SISTER MARIE CELINE, Director of Admissions MRS. JAROSZEWSKI, Registrar THE REVEREND ROGER QUILTY, C.S.C., College Chaplain 22 SISTER CHRISTINE MARIE, Treasurer SISTER BASIL ANTHONY, Dean of Women SISTER M. IMMACULATA, Assistant Dean of Women MRS. RANDALL, MRS. GEORGE, and MRS. DOWNEY, Assistants 23 Mr. Jeglic, Miss Cavanaugh, Sister Agnes Cecile Sister Mary Grace, Sister Celena Sister Benedict Labre, Mr. Tondreau, Mr. Crane, Miss Urbahns, Sister Monica Marie (behind her), Miss Rauh, Sister Agnella, Sister Miriam Joseph Sister Rose Ellen, Mrs. Klimek, Sister Teresa Mary, Sister Marie Celine, Miss Lange Mr. Slavick Mr. Wolak, Mrs. Gatch, Mr. Sweet Sister Michaela Sister Marie Celine, Miss Rauh, Sister Rosaleen, Sister Maria Assunta, Sister Miriam Joseph, Sister Miriam Anne, Sister Rita Claire Miss Cassidy Miss Pitts, Miss lacona, Miss Kennedy Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Noel, Mrs. Gatch, Mr. Tondereau, Sister Benedictus, Sister Alice Eileen, Mr. Crane At t he new Social Center Sister Maria Luisa, Mrs. Smilyanitch Sister Herman Joseph, Mr. Coster Mr. Karpinski, Sister Rita Claire Sister St. Mel Mr. Coster, Mr. and Mrs. Curme Mr. Tondreau, Sister Maria Assunta Mr. Poinsatte, Mr. Crane Sister Felicia Kathy Ronan, Kathie Menzie Mr. Jams Sister Annice, Sister Miriam Ann, Carol Barskis Mr. and Mrs. Corbett, Lynn Baur, Sister Maria Renata, Mr. Webb, Mr. Crane, Mrs. Gatch, Mr. Grosser, Mr. Poinsatte, Mr. Dietz, Mr. Tondreau, Miss Medland, Mr. Connell “Education is the truth that is freedom and the freedom that is truth. Its name is dedication. )) W 9 B Mr. Kindregan, Mr. Knight, Mr. Benton, Sister Anastasia, Sister Maria Luisa, Sister Maria Teresa, Sister Maria Pieta Miss O ' Callaghan, Miss McNamara, Mrs. Dineen, Sister Mary Immaculate, Sister Benedictus, Miss Lange Miss Cavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. McGuire, Father Arnoult 28 Sister Katharine Elaine, Mrs. Grosser Mr. Schesinger, Miss Zimmerer, Sister Eleanore Marie, Sister Bernard Francis Joan Vanek, Father Egan, Sister Basil Anthony Sister Immaculata, Sister Agnes Anne, Sister Verda, Sister Laurita EDUCATION IS EVERYWHERE 31 Indiana Catholic College Choral Festival — Mr. Cole, conducting Music Creativity takes many forms. PERFORMANCE — in piano, organ, voice; recitals and opera, the magic of anas and charming opera buffa; chorus — schola, glee club with a new-look, Ave Maria Chorale; instruments, in a brand new, strictly Saint Mary’s orchestra. Conducting — a wonderful experience, leader of band, orchestra, chorus. Recreating — world premiere of Father Hager s “And Time Shall Be No Longer,” first performance in Midwest of Hugo Wolf’s “Christnacht ” and Brahms’ “Four Gesange fur Frauencher.” And behind it all — hours and hours of practice. COMPOSITION — new works, experimenting with instrumental colors, forms, styles. JVider APPRECIATION of beautiful music through Music Literature courses, Wednesday concert hour, Catholic Chorale Festival, Na¬ tional Music Week, concerts. 32 Emphasis on participation in the liturgy, the beauty of chant. “He who sings well prays twice.” Highlighting the eighth annual Choral Festival, was the premiere performance of a new cantata for mixed chorus and organ, written by the Reverend Carl Hager, C.S.C., head of the Music Department at the University of Notre Dame. The cantata, “And Time Shall Be No Longer,” was performed by the massed ensemble of the participating glee clubs. Mr. William Cole, pro¬ fessor of music at Saint Mary’s and at Notre Dame, was the conductor. Dr. Daniel Pedtke was the organist. Glee clubs are: Saint Francis College, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Saint Joseph’s, Marian, Saint Mary’s, and the University of Notre Dame. AN EVENING OF OPERA Carolyn Wisniewski Carlo Bauza Glee Club ■ V -A L hh � ju l ? ■ (Front row): C. Wisniewski, P. Ralicki, J. Clemen, C. Kwee, E. Bouza, R. Sargeant, J. Vail, N. Fagan, M. S. Watson, Mr. Cole. (Second row): S. Hansen, J. Hammond, P. Gallagher, K. Podojil, M. Desmond, L. Bermingham, B. Jodlbaur, C. Gallasco, J. Konzen. (Third row): M. A. Toven, M. Ward, L. Borda, M. Clemens, M. Carpenter, N. Nader, M. F. Petricca, M. Kelly. (Top row): K. Smith, J. Balavitch, A. Hagan, M. L. Stevenson, A. Botelle, I. Beitler, M. A. Elliott, J. Heggy. 33 STECHER AND HOROWITZ, Duo-Pianists PANHELLENION FOLK FESTIVAL — Greece 34 Schola CAROL SAZAMA and JOAN HAMMOND at the piano Standing: SHEILA BRENNAN MARTY PERONE ROBERTA SARGEANT DOREEN WALDRON KATHLEEN PULLEN CAROL JODLBAUER BARBARA OLSEN CAROLYN JASKUNIS EILEEN HANSEN CHRIS KISSLER LOUISE RARING SUSAN MOSEY Schola at High Mass on Parent Weekend 36 The Wind E nsemble, formally organized this semester, meets twice a week and is open to any student with at least average musical ability on any instrument. Sister Celena is the initiator of the new and successful campus organization. Betty Ann J odlbauer, Cathy Kwee, Jane Clemens, Barnbi LaMorte, Joan Hammond, and Mary Clemens conducted the ensemble in a selection of international music. Featured were soloists Eileen Hansen on tympani, Susan Dell on French horn, and Susan Jensen, clarinet. New Instrumental Ensemble Members of Ensemble: KATHY RAIMER CAROLYN JASKUNAS LOUISE RARING SUE JENSEN JANE CLEMENS LYNN RICCA CARLA JOHNSON JEAN KONZEN SUE DELL DANA BOUSSARD JEANETTE VAIL BAMBI LA MORTE EILEEN HANSON THE FOUR WINDS ON FUN DAY CONTEMPORARY RELIGIOUS DRAMA WORKSHOP Representatives from 89 colleges and theater groups of many religious faiths attended the workshop. Pictured at the closing dinner are: Mr. Wolak and Mr. Sweet, of the SMC faculty; Mr. Ehrensperger, director of Boston University Theater; Mr. Richards; Sister Maria Renata, president of Saint Mary ' s College; Father Stapleton, president of the Na¬ tional Catholic Theater Conference; Mrs. Gatch, chairman of the Drama Department at Saint Mary ' s; and Sister Made- leva, president of Saint Mary ' s when the Workshop originated. Drama i Spotlight on Acting” . . . an inter-faith investigation of the main currents of Contemporary Religious Drama . . . the exciting intensity of Lloyd Rich¬ ards, director of the Broadway production of “Raisin in the Sun” . . . Dr. Harold Lhrensperger: “7 he Ends and Means of Great Theater” . . . The ends are in God ' s hands, but the means are in our hands.” Presentation of scenes, followed by analysis . . . Mr. Richards working with a scene from Saint Joan . . . Father Gabriel Stapleton, C.D.S., speaking on “The Pos¬ sibility of Christian Tragedy.” Saint Mary ' s is this year ' s recipient of the National Theater Conference ' s an¬ nual Religious Drama Award, for “its outstanding contributions in further¬ ing religious drama.” JUDITH ANDERSON, in MEDEA 2 ?? HELEN HAYES and MAURICE EVANS in REVISITING SHAKESPEARE m TURN OF THE SCREW — opera based on the Henry James Novel Patricia Neway, Barbara Maur, and Douglas Kilner “School for Scandal” by Richard Brinsley Sheridan . . . a new adventure — com¬ edy of manners . . . the screen scene . . . hoop skirts . . . ex¬ pressions on Joseph Surface’s face . . . “Go, perverse and Pam Hoffman and Robin Keyworth obstinate!” . . . “ivory fans and masking tape . . . “Your most obsequious” . . . wigs . . . “Oh fie, auntie!” . . . 17th century wit . . . frills, furbelows, feathers . . . Mrs. Can¬ dour s cookies . . . “It depends upon the circumstances” . . . scandalmongers . . . “But you can’t help zat!” 39 “What’s the matter with kids today?” Debbie Eisenmenger, Elyse Nowak, Robin Lauterbach, Peggy Hess as Mexicali Rose Mike Pruitt, Mike Pruitt, Kay Kelly, Becca Graves, Peggy Johnson Fall, 1962 — shrieking teenagers, Nancy Wagner as Mama - Peggy Hess as Spanish Rose harried, parents . . . “We love you, Conrad” . . . “Bye, Bye, Birdie comes to O’Laughlin stage. The choreography of Tom Karaty . . . “have a banana” . . . Mama in the trash can . . . “We love you, Conrad” . . . Hugo’s 40 Kay Kelly, Penny Poissant, Elise Meyer, Sue Shalgos, Peggy Johnson, Pam Gallagher Peggy Hess sweater - sleeve - pulling love for Kim . . . Sweet Apple . . . Spanish Rose — “You like me? Yes, no, maybe, ecch!” . . . Mr. McAfee’s warm seven-up . . . We love you, Conrad” . . . Conrad’s dazed suc¬ cess . . . “What’s the matter with kids today?” Birdie Snow White, Robin Keyworth, and the Seven Dwarfs: Carol Chovan- cc, Eileen Byrne, Marianne Elliott, Karen Daugherty, Julie Heinz, Diane Smith, Denise Glasstetter. The set is by Linda Martin. Carol Barskis and Denise Cavanaugh Columbine Club Gives “Snow White” “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . . . “The biggest, most wonderful” fairy tale in the whole world! . . . wonder-wide-eyed chil¬ dren ... princesses, wicked queens, kindly woodsmen, handsome princes . . . silver combs, dwarfs cottage . . . heel-clicking footmen, dancing dusting maids . . . pretzels in the lobby . . . delighted chil¬ d ren besieging a still more de¬ lighted cast for autographs. Spring brings a new idea, a travel¬ ing children 9 s show. Puss in Boots’’ visits hospitals, schools, and orphanages, spreading fairy tale fantasy, enthusiasm, and love. Mr. Sweet and Family arriving for the Play “Christmas in the Marketplace” Christmas . . . the many-colored street scene of Henri Gheon’s “Christmas in the Marketplace” . . . gypsy gaiety . . . gypsy reverence . . . Mel¬ chior . . . blonde Maria . . . “St. Columba, pray for us” . . . little boy angels . ■. . capturing the true Christmas spirit . . . Doris Wilke as Mary. Doris Wilke On Tour . . . Entertaining in the Menninger Clinic, Kansas City above: Myrna Walker, Kathie Podogil, Mary Kay Vrancken and Mary Ann Cutler join with their N.D. friends under the direction of Mrs. Gatch . . . traveling 6,520 miles through ten states and performing seventy-nine times in more than seventy institutions in twenty cities ... at left, at a chil¬ dren’s home. 43 A w - y ' _— . . 3.V .P ■ ' ■■-fir ; • � . r .-- _ t • . f.‘ T • j l Mr _ OvS. ' . .7: ' A a wvn.-. ■ V , ■ «.� •%• . ■ - S ; - - 2. l; t r:� . S ' A • •._ ? ' - %..■ i ' tf- ‘-.1, .rr- • _ . � • - •� r - i. .- m ::::, rrr « T ’ ‘-tr--—%. u — - ' f -Z r -• . - • :•• ' ;; ; : •. •}: Sk; r: a®- ■ -fy!’� « --V •• : ' . ' -r • ; ' ’ ■ ' «• r . •’- - ' fjfSfier • S ' . •• •.• - ' •; --o ‘ ' X Julie Walsh ' s comprehensive study of the campus MUSIC PRIZE WINNING GROUP BY JOSIP TURKALJ Art Sister Brian, Bonnie Busman, Judy Piers, Sheila Kelly, Pat Cassidy, Catherine Yuchasz in Sophomore General Drawing 4V. p 5 4 Wmt . W • fr- fs M i • Teresa Ryan Judy Piers Angie Braunstein Genevieve Baker n, Sue Badaluco Nancy Baechle Will Karen Daugherty Margo Del Vecchio ' s Old English Door Kathy Drouillard Missy Barranco Julie Walsh Selma Michaels Sister Rose Ellen, Dr. and Mrs. Parker On opposite page: Mr. and Mrs. Large Sister Marie Rosaire Sister M. Edna 1 1.U| Mrs. Beckman, another guest, and Mr. Beckman afrf ft I Lilly Lectures — 1962-1963 I ALICE VON HILDEBRAND and part of her Saint Mary ' s audience. JOSEPH M. KITAGAWA CHARLES W. LIGHTBODY J. AMBROSE RAFTIS, C.S.B. CARL B. CONE 50 SENATOR PAUL DOUGLAS, of Illinois, on O ' Laughlin stage, fielding questions from newsmen. The press conference was one of a series given by Senator Douglas and the same three newsmen for college audiences. The local appearance was sponsored by ND and SMC academic commissions. Lectures and REVEREND MARTIN D ' ARCY, S.J., of Oxford, speaking in the Little Theater on A Christian View of History. Saint Mary ' s — Lilly Series “Buddhism in the Modern World,” Dr. Kitagawa, University of Chicago “Joan of Arc and the Historians,” Dr. Lightbody, University of Saskatchewan “Christopher Dawson: Pioneer Historian of Unity,” Reverend Dr. Raftis, Institute of Mediaeval History, Toronto “Burke and the Crisis of the European Order,” Dr. Cone, University of Kentucky “Science and Christianity in Western Civilization,” Reverend Dr. Pollard, Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies “Solitude and Communion: An Inquiry Based on the Thought of G. Marcel and D. von Hildebrand,” Alice von Hildebrand, Hunter College WILLIAM G. POLLARD 51 U. S. REPRESENTATIVE JOHN BRADEMAS, a former faculty member at Saint Mary ' s, answers questions of large audience in Clubhouse meeting. FRANK J. SHEED, author, lecturer, publisher, and famous speaker for the London Catholic Evidence Guild, finds his audience after lecture on The Man Christ Jesus eager to continue discussion in the Social Center. ■ m DR. HANS KUNG Some outstanding lectures this Spring: “The Church and Freedom,” by Dr. Hans Rung, at Stepan Center; “The Historical Image of the U.S. in the Latin Americas,” by Father Bannon, head of the history department of Saint Louis Uni¬ versity; and “Cultural Anthropology in the Pacif¬ ic” by Dr. Edward Norbeck, chairman of the De¬ partment of Anthropology and Sociology, Rice Uni¬ versity. REVEREND JOHN BANNON, S.J. DAVID HARDMAN of Unesco HAROLD ALLEN Photo Exhibit DR. EDWARD NORBECK ORGANIZATIONS SISTER MARIA PIETA SISTER BASIL ANTHONY SISTER MARIA RENATA SISTER M. ALMA SISTER FRANZITA TRI-COUNCIL TRI-COUNCIL is composed of representatives from ad ministra¬ tion, faculty, and student body, for the discussion of common prob¬ lems for mutual understanding and cooperation. Its purpose was stated in a preliminary announcement in the ' fa l of 1962: The need has been recognized within the Saint Mary ' s College community of finding a solution to the problem facing all expanding educational institutions, that of achieving genuine, person-to-person communica¬ tion and a meeting of minds on all three levels within the community. Notes on activities of organizations not described on pages 58 to 63. THE DEBATE TEAM took fourth place in a University of Chicago tournament, won two of the four certificates of excellence at Bradley University Invitational Tournament where they defeated the Air Force Academy, came home with a second place and an “excellent speaker’s award” from Western Illinois Tournament, and finally defeated Brandeis University in the Eighth Annual Cherry Blossom Invita¬ tional Tournament at Georgetown University, March 8-10. JULIANS — Under Saint Julian, the patron of hospitality, the Julians, who are principally sophomores, are hostesses for performances on campus, and conduct campus tours. STUDENT DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE — The entire student body par¬ ticipates in this public relations group. Included in its year’s activities: sponsoring Parent Weekend, speaking to high school students on Catholic college education, sponsoring parties and teas for students and alumnae. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB has as its aim: to promote interest and awareness of international affairs through lectures, films, and talks by foreign ex¬ change students. STUDENT TEACHERS are members of the National Education Association. Special this year was an informal panel on student teaching experiences. COLUMBINERS provide drama . . . and love it .. . “Snow White” children’s show; Spring touring show for children, “Puss ’n Boots” at local nurseries and orphanages, hospitals. Members become acquainted with stagecraft through lectures and demon¬ strations at regular meetings or by attending outside events, such as the Yale Drama Conference in March. CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE — Members learn to par¬ ticipate in parish CCD units. They teach in parishes of South Bend during the year, and in the summer often go far afield. Anita Me Redmond and Barbara Rys, for example, are going to spend then 1 second summer at the Rocky Bay Indian Reserva¬ tion. They will be joined this year by Mary Kay Brady, Joanne Casellini, and Nancy Hanley ... A program emphasizing the “Apostolate of Good Will” phase of the CCD was explored during the past year. This involved college students from nearby Prot¬ estant colleges such as Valparaiso University. MARTIN DE PORRES CLUB, dedicated to the brotherhood of man, awards a tui¬ tion scholarship each year to a Negro girl through monthly student contributions. THIRD ORDER OF SAINT FRANCIS — Members strive to achieve Christian perfection suited to the secular world according to the rule of Saint Francis. YOUNG- CHRISTIAN STUDENTS — This specialized form of the lay apostolate observes the needs of student life. Among this year’s resulting actions: weekly dinner news casts, study day in clubhouse. CATHOLIC STUDENT MISSION CRUSADE assists foreign and home missions spiritually and materially and creates an active interest in lay missionary work to fulfill the need for a strong lay apostolate . . . Sponsored the Charity Ball on January 11. PUBLICATIONS: BLUE MANTLE, the year in pictures . . . CHIMES, literary quarterly . . . CRUX, campus newspaper. ' U� f Mk STUDENT COUNCIL — First Semester MARY HARRIS, Treasurer MARY RAINEY, Secretary MARY SCHUH, Vice President LYN BAUER, President SISTER MARGARETTA, Adviser Standing: HELEN REICHERT, Soph omore President JOANN VANEK, Le Mans Council President ANN HOULIHAN, Senior President BETTY ANN RICE, Holy Cross Council President MARIE FLYNN, Social Commissioner ARLINE HAGAN, Academic Commissioner PHOEBE BLAKE, NSA Co-ordinator MARY JO KIRCHER, Junior President Not pictured: KATHY MENZIE, Student Development Chairman Student Council coordinates the aims and efforts oj the student community through academic, religious, and social commissioners and elected officers. LE MANS HOUSE COUNCIL ANN ROBERTS MARIA MAZZA AURELEA SHARRAR KATHY CAMBLIN JOAN BECK JOANN VANEK MARY MARGARET VERTIN KATHY MILLER 56 STUDENT COUNCIL —Second Semester LOIS TEGETHOFF, Treasurer MEGAN DAVID, Secretary AURELEA SHARRAR, Vice President JOAN MARKS, President SISTER MARGARETTA, Adviser SUE BOUMA, Student Development Chairman Standing: JULIE O ' CONNOR DENNIS CAVANAUGH, Spiritual Commissioner KATHLEEN RODER, Le Mans House Council DARLENE UNGER, Social Commissioner MARY JO KIRCHER, Junior Class President MARJORY DIAMOND, Freshman President Not pictured: NADINE NADER, Holy Cross House Council CATHY PACE, Academic Commission House Council members represent student opinion and help solve general prob¬ lems of resident students. This year, hall order was taken over by these represent¬ atives who enforced residence rules with one basic sanction, a Friday night campus. HOLY CROSS HOUSE COUNCIL MARY ANN SPAULDING BETTY ANN RICE MARY RITA MILLER CAROLYN HART Standing: ELAINE HUGHES KATHLEEN DONOVAN MARY LOU HELLMUTH KAY WHEELER •m ' tf SPIRITUAL COMMISSION WILLIE NUTTING ANITA McREDMOND DONNA DUNCAN SUE SULLIVAN ANN HOULIHAN SOCIAL COMMISSION MARIE FLYNN BARB KOCH JOAN BECK ANNE SHEEHAN MARGIE CARROLL BARBARA GIFFORD KATE DELLA MARIA JANICE RENAUD This Student Council committee coordinates the various religious organizations on cam¬ pus and encourages an atmosphere oj Chris¬ tian living. Functions of this com¬ mittee: to plan a varied social calendar and be the liaison group in promoting intercollegi¬ ate social relationships with Notre Dame . . . Friendly W eek cli¬ maxed by “Irish Holi¬ day” in Chicago . . . NSA, confederation of 400 college and university governments, provides for the exchange of ideas between member schools on student government and the citizen role of students by giving attention to current affairs. This year, the Academic Commission sponsored academic and cultural activities for in¬ creased intellectual awareness: Symposium ’62, faculty-student coffee hours, poetry series with ND, a sophomore major-counselling service, a tutoring service, and an informal lec¬ ture series. NSA COMMITTEE NANCY LARRY JOAN BICKNELL PHOEBE BLAKE DENNY CAVANAUGH ROBERTA BLAKE Standing: MAUREEN LARKIN JULIE O ' CONNOR ALANA McGRATTAN ROSIE O ' DONNELL ACADEMIC COMMISSION MAUREEN DONAHUE ARLINE HAGAN AURELEA SHARRAR Sta nding: MARY BETH ALLEN SUE BODKIN CATHY PACE DENNY CAVANAUGH CAROLE BARSKIS PAM GALLAGHER MARY LOU ROGERS KATHY SMITH PAM HOFFMAN JULIE HEINTZ MARIAANE ELLIOTT JUDY ADAMS KAREN DOUGHERTY ROBIN KEYWORTH, Secretary-Treasurer DIANE SMITH KAY KELLY, President LEA DE VLIEGHLER BECKY LAIRD LYN O ' DONNELL JULIE HEDGES (holding trophy) ANNE MOODY DIANE BURNS MISSY BARRANCO SUE ESSLINGER NADINE NADER ELLEN O ' REILLY ANN HOULIHAN PEGGY WOODIN PAT ROTHERMICH MARGIE LAUX, President GRETCHEN SEIDENSTICKER, Vice President RUTH SCHNAUS, Secretary SARA SCHNEIDER, Treasurer MAUREEN ANDREW BECKY LAIRD BONNIE BRAZIS Standing: MARY ANN MAC DONNELL JUDY PORST MARY JO JANSSEN SHEILA SCANLON JUDY KOETTERS DIANE SMITH MARTHA OXLEY REGINA PARKS PAT SEARS MARGO LAWRENCE CEIL SORRENTINO BONNIE BURNS ELAINE KLETTER NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION COLUMBINE CLUB DEBATE CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB TERRY ABBATAMARCO ROSEMARY MASON, President PEGGY WOODIN, Secretary-Treasurer Standing: SIS REYNOLDS SUE CASEY BARBARA HADJU HOME ECONOMICS CLUB EILEEN KELLY KARIN VANEK, Treasurer MARY ANN BOYLE, President LOUISE HABEEB, Vice President ANITA McREDMOND KAY NAZZARO On floor: PAT GREELEY Standing: DONNA STUDER EMILY NAZZARO NOREEN BLAKEMORE YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ANN HOULIHAN, President JANET WALTON, Junior Group Leader PHOEBE BLAKE, Senior Group Leader SUE LUECHTEFELD, Sophomore Leader TRACY LE ROSE, Treasurer SODALITY Seated: LEE KOLLMAN DONNA DUNCAN, Prefect GERRI CORBIN, Secretary Standing: MAUREEN DONAHUE theresa McCaffrey DIANE MORSE JEANETTE JENKINS MISSY DE LACY DONNA CHRISTIAN MARY CHAR CARROLL THIRD ORDER OF SAINT FRANCIS WILLIS NUTTING, Secretary SUE SULLIVAN, Prefect MARGIE LAUX, Treasurer Standing: LEE KOLLMAN JUDY GERHART KAREN DOUGHERTY JANE COOK MARTIN DE PORRES CLUB Middle row: KAY CHRISTENSON MISSY DE LACY ROSE ZIRALDO PAT ROTHERMICH CAROL BARSKIS Front row: KAY EVANS, Secretary FRAN BARDELLO, President GERRI CORBIN, Vice President MARY CARMODY, Treasurer PAM O ' CONNOR RITA BYRNES MAUREEN DONAHUE MARY CHAR CARROLL tie seitffl. m scaMisl JULIAN OFFICERS BECK BORCHERS, Outgoing BEVERLY SENDA, President JULIE LUKEN JUNE MILLER JULIANS Counterclockwise: ANN ROCKENSTEIN E. J. CALUWAERT MOLLY MARTIN MARY CHAR CARROLL LILLIAN CHARD JAN McCALE JUDY GERHART PAT PODESTA THERESA LYONS JULIE O ' CONNOR TINA HOOKER CAROLYN FLEMING MARY ANN GALLICK SUE BODKIN CLAIRE DONAHOE MARY DELANEY DOLORES CUMMINGS PATRICIA SEARS V - r 1 M ' T fl A gM BLUE MANTLE MARGAR ET LAUX, Editor (front center) MARY JO LEHNIS, Photography Editor MARGO DEL VECCHIO, Art Editor KAY EVANS, Circulation Manager IRENE BEITLER, Business Manager KATHY GORDON, Copy BECKY LAIRD, Copy Editor PATRICIA MARTIN, Art CHIMES 1 MARY ELLEN KING, Junior Editor NOEL COMAN, Editor Standing: MARY PAM ROSE SALLY SCHUMACHER, Circulation Manager CAROL CHOVANEC JUDY REARDON CRUX BARBARA HANKINS, News Editor LAURIE SUSFALK, Editor DIANE SHALALA Standing: RITA PETRETTI BARBARA HADJU, Copy Editor SUE ESSLINGER JANET WALTON EILEEN ARGENT MARY CARMODY SALLY SCHUMACHER At typewriter: MOLLY MARTIN HERE AND THERE 66 Fall Fun Day Fall Fun Day, first big social event, was warm and sunny. High priority went to the football game between the Barat Bombers and the SMC Maulers, a rock ’em sock ’em sort, with plenty of laughs, especially when our four horsemen tried a triple reverse in the backfield and for¬ got who got what when. We won the coveted trophy, a rolling pin, after somebody broke a tie ending by flipping a coin. Sally O ' Connor and Jo Lehnis; Irene Canny, Bobby Borchers, Marie Flynn; Cathy Ronan and Becky Borchers; Barb Cock Music by the “Four Winds”, sitting on the grass, bidding on box lunches which some of the boys had prepared came next. Then those not “lucky” enough to have a box lunch took to the long walk back for dinner on campus, tightening muscles and all. The big day ended with a mixer for all at Stepan Center in the evening. Fun Day ’62 had been a success. OF u H | HDLt CRO Symposium_ ’62 Student Council sponsored Symposium ’62 to provoke interest and discussion about the Catholic student’s role in so¬ ciety. Catholic students from both Catholic and non-Catholic colleges in the Midwest attended the Novemb er 2-4 week-end. | Father Andrew Greeley, of the Univer¬ sity of Chicago, gave the keynote ad¬ dress: “The Place of the Student in College and in Society.” On Saturday, Mrs. Brennan, Saint Mary College, spoke on “The Catholic, First as a Ra¬ tional Human Being, Then as a Cath¬ olic”; Michael Novak, graduate stu¬ dent at Harvard University, on “The Catholic Student in a Secular Environ¬ ment”. A student panel — Phoebe Blake ’63 of Saint Mary’s, John Gearen of Notre Dame, Al Leigh of Akron, and Arnold Lopez-Ceparo of Indiana Uni¬ versity — discussed “Commitment: Its Definition, Development, and Effects.” Dr. Robert Christin, University of Notre Dame, ended the symposium Sunday afternoon with his talk on “Christian Humanism.” College Bowl Sally Schumacher, Sis Reynolds, Judy Grabski, Eileen Bleeg, Maria Mazza (Below) Margaret Burns Matching wits in a local College Quiz Bowl, four Saint Mary’s scholars took on N.D. juniors. Eileen Bleeg, Sis Reynolds, Sally Schumacher, and captain Judy Grabski displayed their knowledge of fields from sports to theology. Notre Dame won, but not before there had been real struggles over toss-up questions, bonus points, and the rest. ft it The sophomore class sponsored the tradi¬ tional Founders’ Day program on October 13, feast of Father Edward Sorin. Events began with morning Mass and closed with a banquet. The theme of this year’s con¬ vocation was the ecumenical spirit of Fa¬ ther Moreau, founder of the Holy Cross community, as manifested during his life by his work, and afterward in what we call the “living spirit of the Holy Cross.” The speeches of girls who have done apostolic work in Montana, Chile, Mexico, and Pak¬ istan testified to this enduring spirit of ecumenism and response to the needs of the time. Margie Carroll and Judy Hamilton, co-chairmen of Hostess Committee, register participants of SYMPOSIUM ' 62. Denise Cavanaugh, general chairman, oversees all. General Chairman of Symposium ’62 was Denise Cavanaugh. Committee Chairmen were Roberta Blake and Carole Barskis, speakers; Pat Rothermich, discussion groups; Stefanie Kruchko, working papers; Theresa Smith, publicity; Margie Carroll and Judy Hamilton, hostesses; Kathy Cullinan, pro¬ gramming; Kathy Roeder, finance; Sister Anne Monica, faculty advisor. I At SYMPOSIUM ' 62: Eileen Argent, John Gearren, Julie Luken, Diane Burns Betty Ann Rice and a little girl at the Christmas Party Sally O ' Connor at Old Folks Home Christmas ; For Children and Old People Christmas parties co-sponsored by the Notre Dame Blue Circle and the Sophomore Class of Saint Mary’s included the Mishawaka Chil¬ dren’s Home and Family Center, with twist and Umbo contests, music by the “Nightlighters” for dancing, and general festivities. Visiting the elderly or the mentally ill gave the Cl LA and Third Order of Saint Francis an op¬ portunity to awaken joy and enthusiasm, some¬ times by a simple bingo game or a few notes on the piano from favorite tunes. Weekly visits to a Children’s home has brought many students this year into lay apostolic work done in the spirit of Christ, whether they were dishing out food, tying little shoe laces, or com¬ forting and taking an interest in a lonely child. ' - 72 Kathie Reed and Karin Vanek at ND-SMC Christmas Party for day nursery children Secret Sisters Christmas Party Marilyn PetrofF Dee Dee Hayes Mary Ann Spalding Helen Reichert Gail Wegman £ N Dute Winskunas Sister Maria Renata Mary Jo Kircher Candle Lighting Ceremony Christmas Banquet Mary Lou Heintz Were you sure it couldn’t be the junior class whose melodious voices echoed through the corridors and up and down the stairways of Holy Cross and LeMans? And could it have been that rambunctious Big Sister of mine floating beneath a halo of holly from the evening ban¬ quet, until the culminating morning Mass and breakfast? Yes . . . oh yes, it most certainly was. And it was also you, Little Sister, who walked in awe between black junior robes and flickering candles, re¬ flected in the warm brown of the wood panelling of the Great Hall. Up the east stairway, freshmen and seniors led the way to the chapel, with “We Three Kings of the Orient Are.” Trailing the procession, the juniors, with solemn expressions, showed their satisfaction: the trials of the practice sessions were worth the new ceremony of placing their “lights” in the sand filled boxes. 75 - • ._ Mardi Gras ND’s Mardi Gras this year was bigger and better than ever. The theme: the Roaring 20’s and 30’s. At the ball, Jane McClelland was queen, with Dona Duncan and Barb Bernhard members of her court. Next day: brunch, Louis Armstrong concert, carnival opening. Kay Lynch designed the Saint Mary’s booth. Kathy Phee won the ward¬ robe. All in all, a wonderful Mardi Gras, that magical medley of music, dancing, gambling, people, laughter. 77 Marilyn McPheron pouring tea for Debbie Eisenmenger ' s parents Debbie was missed by the camera. • : ’ :■ | Parent Weekend In column at left, reading down: Mr. and Mrs. Connors, Suzanne Linton (back to camera), Judy Kramer and her parents. Kathleen Reed, in “School for Scandal, and her parents. Judy Scott and her family. Bobby, Becky, and Barbara Borchers and their parents. Mary Sue and Lee Carol Kollman and their parents. Joan Hammond and parents. Carla Johnson Freshmen This year of beginnings after a summer of endings . . . first drive up the avenue, under a leafy green archway wet with September rain. Goodbye to parents, to home cooking, and established rela¬ tionships . . . Goodbye, goodbye! Is this college? Room, roommates, classmates, potential friends, Big Sisters to take over . . . Madonna Night, banquet, Benediction in the Church of Loretto, 1100 voices praising God. --- nrarasMr J «4i J W 4 jT gjfer! p f Ipr Mx Sigi Sm CLASS OFFICERS MARY MADDEN, Vice President MARJORY DIAMOND, President CAROL SMITHERS, Treasurer SUE CASSADY, Secretary ANNE SHEEHAN, Social Chairman MICHELE GUFFONTI, Sports Chairman 82 ' _ “Be kind” to our “brothers” across the road, we are told . . . Orientation week, first day of classes, confusion, waiting in lines which somehow straighten themselves out . . . The tennis court mixer and all those boys . . . Things settle into a routine of Tuesday and Thursday convos, mail, dining room, football games, victory dances . . . quar¬ terlies, Thanksgiving Day, Retreat. And then snowy, lacy- white winter world, and our hearts humming a “Getting to Know You” song to college. Sister Madeleva reads poetry to us, of the gentle wind, and spinning and weav¬ ing . . . At Christmas, “Joy to the world, the Lord is come!” More snow, semester exams, term papers, lectures, Patriots’ Day. TVe take an interest in our college as a living unit in which we play a part . . . Parent Weekend, more exams, Paster va¬ cation . . . and Spring finally emerging from soggy leaves and melting snow. After Easter, a time of proms, formats, dancing “in the IVonderful World of the } oung.” Panel of faculty members and upperclassmen during Freshman Orientation Week: Auralea Sharrar, Sister Miriam Anne, Dr. Dietz, Dr. Dineen, Robin Keyworth, Mr. Campbell present, our next year at Saint Mary ' s. “Now” is going, going — this year of our lives. We can say, “Remember the time” and 1 he last time it happened” . . . We can count friends, take stock of all we have learned, experi¬ enced, questioned, re¬ jected, loved ...We prepare for another year — for the future which will soon be the Kathy Donovan, Mary Beth Naes 83 Charlotte Bickel, Diane Cutler, Judy Spinner, Sharon Cudoin, Kathy O ' Hara Ann Liess Mary Mooley Donna Christenson Pat Baldassare Kathy Smith Anne Sheehan Mary Ann Wheaton Rosemarie Fox Donna Bucher, Elaine Ammen, Jackie Gatz, Kathy Reed, Kathy Kennedy, Fran Sullivan 85 Michele Guffant Gloria Neale Kathy Johnson Shirley Yancey Mary Lou Hellmuth Anne Fox Delphine Mackowski Kathy Eli Betsy Jarvis Gloria Nyfong Mary Ann Katovsich, Madelon Rauch, Sheila Murphy, Marilyn Kozmer, Diane Dineen, Carolyn Pica, Nancy Harris, Cherry Gaff, Virginia Weidler Mary Jane White, Marilyn Weiss, Kathy Musick, Elaine Karnafel, Mary Claire Albee, Anne Morrissey Mary Fran Petricca Joan White Pam Pagono 87 Mary Boiler, Barbara Smith, Linda Liddiart, Fran Busch, Sheila Brennan Seated: Jenny Andrews, Alita Joyce, Carrie Condron. Standing: Carolyn Sugg, Estelle Ford, Camille Sullivan, Rita Bauman, Sharon Bode 88 Julie Lentz, Joan Landfried, Margot Ostheimer, Chris Keenen, Maryellen Green Standing: Sharon Priester Sitting: Gail Marino Lois TegethofF Diana Conway Mary Beth Naes Carol Cramer Nan Nader Karen Fay Dana Boussard Mary Stevenson Carol Senda, Mary A. Toven, Rennie Henahan, Kathleen Pullen, Ellen de Roedt, Judy Cox Mary Ramseden, Catherine Talbot, Mary Beth Schowalter, Mary Sue Watson, Shirley Yancey 90 Patricia Scanlon, Nancy Hoyne, Connie Bernard, Cecelia Camardella Barb Olsen, Penny Pennick, Mary Sue Watson, Peggy Clark, Marge Gurren Front row, middle: Mary Jean Beyerlein, Cheryl Ann Galasso, Sara O ' Connel, Jackie Sherry Wesson. Back row: Georgia Santangelo, Devereaux, Mary Wixted, Mary Jo Postorino Marcis Murdock, Dawn Kennedy, 92 Mary Beth Naes, Sally Hansen 93 Pat Brizz Jane O ' Boyle Rose Mormon Lynn Ricca Janette Heggy Pat Baldassare Barbara Haenn Jean Konzen Carolyn Jaskunas, Dorinda Pelaccio, Kay Macelwane, Ann Bergen Beth Dubuque, Cecile La Chance, Mary Hamilton, Peggy Phee, Ceci Henil Elaine Hughes, Diane Dineen, Vickie Von Gillern Judy Crissy, Kathy Fehlig, Pat Oelbeiger, Carol Jodlbauer II 100 Kathy Smith, Pat Guccione Janice McCoach Mary Dunn Sue Klover Diane Sulzbach Marianne Voglewede Barbara McCusker in ,§ww gr vWWAHVVWMj Sue Voelker Mary O ' Grady Gay Wheeler Mary Murphy 101 I Seated: Linda Dondero, Rosary Hartet. Standing: Sue Cassady, Sue Jensen, Donna Samaritoni Jeanette Jenkins Clockwise, from girl nearest camera: Irene Clare Suzy Mosey Louise Raring Diane Owens Ann Connor Pat Smith Pam Young, Denita Cotter, Mary Beth Scheid, Alayne Fitzmaurice Margaret Diamond, Elizabeth Bermingham, Carol Smither, Judy Svobodi Jane O ' Boyle, Mary Wagner Debbie Wa | ker Mary Ann Joyce 104 Mary Madden, Marlie Brookman, Barb Bracco, Kathy Donovan, Amy Berterelli, Beth Emge Francine Boucher, Beth Grebb, Joyce McGovern, Judy A rado, Arlene Wilson 1 05 a Peggy Doran, Marie Wallace Jeannette Vail, Chris Kisla, Marlene, Lipomi, Eileen Hansen Seated: Sue Armel, Kathy Bayer. Standing: Nancy Lorensen, Jean Roberts, Cecelia Camardell 107 Marie Schuette, Carol Flaherty, Raye Hillebrand, Ann Hagan , Y n V 1 1 1 i 1 1 ir ¥ 1 4 1 U M | jta | 1 - J if- l V ' 1 1. 1 Tv 1 r Sandra Matteson, Susan Kapp, Margaret Desmond 109 Sophomores With a summer of fun tucked away in our hearts, we re¬ turned. Our madras matched the autumn leaves. Our Schmoo News kept everyone informed and working to¬ gether. We could and did chuckle at the bewilderment of the frosh. We belonged. Founders ' Day, and an unforgettable evening, “The King and I,” under the influence of South¬ east Asia. Blizzards, “Bye, Bye, Birdie,” Christmas carolling, rooms of eight, Secret Sisters, sports trophies, social center . . . all were part of our year. Then there was Friendly Week . . . and parties at Holly ' s, in the Pebble, across the Dixie . . . Letters to the editor, ND men, home . . . Talks with the faculty, the girls, him.” Somehow that traditional slump didn ' t hit . . . And now, at the midpoint of our journey to a degree: a little w isdom and much hope that the best is yet to come. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Seated DOLORES CUMMINGS, Secretary THERESE McCAFFERY, Vice President JANE GROSKOPF, Treasurer HELEN REICHERT, President Standing BEVERLY SENDA, Sports Chairman JANINE RENAUD, Social Chairman 112 Mary Kay Walsh Pat Hoben Mary Purtill Pat Farrell Pat Callahan, Nancy Wagner, Barbara Leahy, Paulette Crouere, Jeannie Costello, Joan Marskey Megan David, Janine Renaud 114 1 u r S jmBm W fw L ' ii Jl || 1 1 1 1 || ' ll p 11 fM mm A i Pam White, Sue Sheridan, Joan Blila, Sue Casey Mary Slanina, Jane Groskopf, Connie Jatczak, Marianne Spaulding, Helen Reichart Colleen Leahy, Mickey Benkle, Sara Johnson, Kathy Zeller, Deidre Hayes 118 Genevieve Baker Nancy Sherrieb Lisa de Vliegher Kay Conito Jean Barrett Shaw Jane Cook Margaret Burns Cathy Haenn Terry Miltich Kathi McAnany 4 w • « w ' If 4 lr Ann Rockenstein, Margo Lawrence, Ceil Sorrentino, Pat Sears, Jane Fischer Judy Piers Barb Jennings 120 Janine Renaud Ann Flanigan Darlene Unger Pam O ' Connor MaryChar Carroll Elayne Delacy Cathy Yuchasz Pat McGuire Jana Kargas Elyse Nowak Sandy Hewitt Carolyn Keckeck 121 Ifell 4 ■ K . , I, -V. 1 .V % •• V tj • ' • s V ' 1 Kay Boyle, Regina Parks, Mary Fran Carpenter, Bobby Evans Kitty Lancelot Kay Nazzaro Eileen Camp 122 Kathy Jaroszewski Mary Thallemer Eileen Camp Carolyn Kimmel Sue Williams Pat Barcza Carolyn Balough Sue Bodkin Sandy Miller Eileen Argent Mary Ann Gallick Julie Luken Gail Boiler, Heidi Keck, Patricia Pindar Patricia Gaugan Colleen Leahy Ruth Clement 125 Linda Dawson Sheila Kennedy Pat Truchuss Carolyn O ' Donnell, Marcia Gumz, Roseann Gorman, Kathy Reigel Janis McCale Mary Delaney Dolores Cummings Anne Locher Teffy Lyons Kitty Lancelot Robin Lauterbach Polly Dale Lucy Henry Chris Floyd, Ginny Dunn, Michael Pruitt Micki Binkle, Betty Ann Rice, Carla Aderente Kathy Zeller, Marilyn Petroff, Dede Hayes, Sara Johnson I 128 129 Opposite page, top: Joan O ' Bryan, Sue Luechtefeld, Molly Martin, Theresa Lapenta Barbara Berger Pam Baralli Tracy Le Rose Mary O ' Malley Opposite page, lower right: Opposite page, lower left: Claire Donahoe Tina Hooker Ann Pindar Joan Bonk Junie Miller Mary Lalor Beverly Senda Connie Jatczak Jane Groskopf Mary Slanina mm ran? Mary Ann Wayant Mary Ellen McCafFery Pam Herrold Barbara Brown I Sue Komazinski, Sandy Schultz, Pam Wegner, Rita Dobosiewicz, Pris Knab, Kathy Delahanty, Ann Price Kathy Walsh, Barbara Adams 132 I 133 Connie Comstock, Dorothy Keating, Jean Montoya, Christine Dove (standing), Reine Virnstin Lucy Belloli Mary Sullivan Julie O ' Connor Juniors Being a junior . . . the tinge of excitement in September when you drove up the avenue for the third time . . . the screams and giggles over changes the summer brought: peeled noses, streaked hair . . . the social center in progress. Being a big sister to the new SMCers . . . white and blue Madonna Night . . . holly and red of a candlelit Christmas banquet . . . laughing again at skits . . . carolling in the pre-dawn hours to sleepy residents of Holy Cross and Le Mans. Meeting the challenge of our majors . . . long talks for progress and revitalization . . . clubhouse discussions with frosh ideas . . . a great class moderator . . . student council elections, with junior leaders . . . 134 W r A new voice in CRUX and Saint Mary’s Parts I and II. Sound of marching band . . . struggle for Seat 2, Row 15 — junior section, of course . . . tennis tournaments, question mark . . . dessert dance and “Le Soir Sophisticate With our ND man. Letters from friends away: Paris, Vienna, Rome . . . The special meaning of a very special Retreat . . . Welcoming Mom and Dad during Parent Weekend . . . being almost twenty-one . . . measuring for caps and gowns . . . Local quiz bowl . . . ecumenical exchanges with Valparaiso . . . Working, sharing, giving, growing . . . CLASS OFFICERS BARBARA COOK, Social Commissioner HOLLY HAMILTON, Day Student Representative KATHY RONAN, Treasurer ANNE MOTY, Secretary MARY JO KIRCHER, President ROBERTA BORCHERS, Sports Chairman CAROL BARSKIS, Vice President 136 Cathy Pace, Susan Hunt, Sally Schumacher 137 138 Mary Donovan, Maureen O ' Hara Noel Giblon i Barb Taylor, Dee Greene, Judy Koetters, Mary Pat Wenning Kathy Ronan, Ellen Brown, Marie Flynn, Jane Feldmeier, Sue Badaluco Kathy Camblin, Jean Kelly, Susan Doyle 140 Pat Hagan, Sharon Dowd | Nancy Heise, Kathie Menzie, Anne Froning, Jeanette Friedewald Mary Jo Janssen, Mike Powers, Gail Huisking, Sheila Scanlon, Gerry Corbin, Louise Aug Sue Aschauer, Margaret Diver, Louise Habeeb, Mary Ann MacDonell, Mary Ann Roach Aurelea Sharrar, Margie Carroll, Rita Petretti, Judy Hamilton 141 Linda Camiller, Jeanne Canizaro, Roberta Limarzi Kathy Matthews, Anne Moty Mary Kay Brady Anne Froning Joann Casellini 142 Jean Erickson, Judy Porst, Maureen Andrew, Maryalice Dion, Sue Prendergast Karen Mortimer (front) Colleen Pierce Kathie Gordon Becky Borchers Ann Roberts Kay Christanson, Sue Stadler, Nancy Sheehan, Bonnie Burns, Sally Diggles, Pat Davis, Becca Graves Jane Clemens Jane Feldmeier Ro Timmerman 144 145 Kathy Podesta, Mary Ann Woods, Tee McDermott, Joan Marks Mary Pat Bradley (front) Standing: Marianne Elliot Lea Kollman Janet Hauter Diane Smith Jean Kozmer, Diana Schinbeckler, Vicki Ostrander Betty Brazis, Bonnie Brazis Nancy Fagan, Ann Botelle, Dottie Vara, Kathy Cullinan, Betty Ann Jodlbauer, Noel Giblon U o _ : Nan Tomshack, Pat Malone, Becky Sutton, Rosie Rath, Carol Cronin, Bobbie Borchers, Trish O ' Leary Judy Francis Jane Malloy 147 148 Mary Lou Krivicich, Beverly Auth, Jule DeJager Ginny Leyes Angel Hamill Jeanne Hoscheit Louise Gilman Standing: Mary Lou Albert, Mary Jane Foley, Becky Laird, Kathy Gallagher, Nancy Baechle, Seated: Dute Winskunas, Susan Shalgos, Karen Cihak 149 Ginny Trombley Patsy Wellman Janet Walton Patce Powers, Mary Margaret Vertin, Laurie Susfalk, Sue Esslinger Joan Mikulka, Robin Keyworth Rose Ziraldo Kathy Roeder Mary Sharon Carmody 153 Senior Memories JVell, dearie, Senior Year is nearly over, and to say the least, it’s been marvelous. As in the past, the year opened with wonderful excuses for fresh air and things, the games. Outstanding performances included the “Evening with Two Players,” an exciting troupe of Flamenco dancers, a fiery group of Greek dancers, to break the barrage of studies and papers. In spite of lesson plans, PTA meetings, and correcting tests, student teachers are reported to have shed at least one tear after teaching their last classes. With winter came the last Christmas party for seniors. Many of the hardier got up early 155 (or stayed up all night), to follow or await, depending on their stamina, carolers through Le Mans, down to Stapleton to sit under the tree. Second semester brought winter carnival (I have weak ankles but I love hot chocolate), Mardi Gras (Can anyone come over to paint crates for the SMC booth?), pink slips (I’ve solved the problem of how to decorate the nursery walls), Saint Patrick ' s Day (She said I was doing the Irish jig!), Paster vacation (Yes, sure, I spent the whole day studying for comps), comps (to the juniors — they are really not too bad, but be sure to finish the reading list), the dunes (Am I really that red?), and 156 £ � Senior Ball (Who ' s that girl at the end of the receiving line?) Thanks to all the teas, we have an idea of what to expect at the AAUW, and what it. means to be an alumna. Thank you, Saint Mary ' s, for a wonderful four years. With the help of family, faculty, administration, friends, and our senior sponsor, Sister Anne Monica, we are ready for travel, study, marriage, or work. Thank you for all your help and love. —The Senior Class of 1963. OFFICERS: BETTY ROMPF, Treasurer MARTHA NAPHIN, Secretary PATRICIA LOGAN, Vice President ANN HOULIHAN, President Standing: JOANN STANTON, Sports Chairman BARBARA GIFFORD, Social Chairman 159 $ ' ty L% l ■•V Wm psg? ' NANCY JANE ARMEL JACQUELINE JEAN BANACH JUDITH MARIE ADAMS MARIAN LAUNIA BARRANCO ANNE TERESE ABBATEMARCO JUDITH MAE BALAVITCH 162 BARBARA BEEMSTERBOER IRENE MARGARET BEITLER MARY JO ELIZABETH BELL VIRGINIA LEE BENTON JOAN BECK LYNNE MARIE BAUR BARBARA ANN BERNHARD SUSAN KATHERINE BIEVER 163 JOYCE BOALER ELAINE MARY BOUZAS fti...S MiHHHTiiMMi PHOEBE BLAKE NOREEN CECILIA BLAKEMORE SYLVESTINA MARINA BOREL MARY ANN BOYLE j] -i 164 MARY A. CARPENTER DIANA RUTH CASTALDI CAROLANN CHOVANEC 165 KATHERINE MARY COMEAU MARY ELLEN CONBOY i MARY JO CONNELLY DOLORES CATHERINE COX : CHERIE DUNN DARDAS MARIA MARGO DEL VECCHIO MAUREEN ANN DONAHUE GAIL MARIE DONOVAN BARBARA ANN DIETER JOAN DORGAN 167 M 168 MARY MARGARET DRAY NINA M. DROUILHET JUDITH ANN DURLAK MARGARET M. EICHELBERGER KATHLEEN GATENS ALLENE MARY GEITNER JUDITH NELL GIBNEY BARBARA LOUISE GIFFORD MARILYN ROSE HABIG MARY ELIZABETH HAENN PATRICIA DEE GREELEY 170 MARGARET JEAN HESS JANET K. HIGGINS JULIANA LORD HUTCHINS ;ImL. MARGARET MARY KELLY JOYCE JEAN JATCZCK NORAH ANNE KENNEDY FRANCES KATHRYN KELLER ELLEN MARIE KEUSCH KAY MARIE KELLY KATHLEEN MARY KIEFER GLORIA ANN KNIGHT 172 JANET MARGARET KISSEL CAROLE LEE KRAMER CATHERINE KWEE TIEN TIOE MARTHA ELLEN LARSEN ANN MARIE KROMKOWSKI MARGARET FRANCES LAUX CAROLYN ANNE KUKER MARY JO LEHNIS 173 KATHRYN ANN LIEBRICH PATRICIA JEAN LOGAN KATHRYN D ' ARCY LYNCH MARY ELIZABETH LYNYAK MARY RUTH Mac KINNON MARIE CECELIA McBRIDE 174 sara jane McClelland CATHERINE MAE McLAUGHLIN MARY PAULINE McREDMOND PATRICIA ANN MARTIN MARILYN McPHERON ROSEMARY MASON 176 NADIA KATHERINE MARY ANN MERRITT MEYERS SELMA JEAN MICHAELS KATHLEEN MARY MILLER MARY ELIZABETH MILLER JOAN DEANNE MOUSAW SARAH ANN MULREY MARTHA ANNE NAPHIN . MARGARET WILLIS NUTTING ALBERTA ANN O ' BRIEN 177 EILEEN PATRICIA O ' BRIEN MARY KATHRYN O ' CONNOR SARAH PRAY O ' CONNOR ROSEMARY ANN O’DONNELL MARY URSULA O ' GRADY MARY ALICE O ' HEARN ANNE FRANCES O ' MELIA MARY ELIZABETH PATTERSON GWENDOLYN ELIZABETH OTIS MARTHA LEE OXLEY MARY JOSEPHINE PAULI SUSAN MARY PAVLIC 178 MARY MARGARET PIACSEK CATHERINE MARY PODAJIL TERESA MARIA RYAN CATHERINE ANNE RYAN RUTH ANN SCHNAUS SARA LOUISE SCHNEIDER MARGARET MARY SCANLAN RUTH ELEANOR SCHMELZER MARY MARGARET SCHUH GRETCHEN SEIDENSTICKER 180 DONNA MARY STUDER FLORENCE MARIE THEURER CATHERINE LOUISE STREINE ELLEN MARIE SHEEHAN JOANN MARIE STANTON SUSAN LOUISE SULLIVAN MARY ELLEN McCOOL STOVER DIANE ADELE SHALALA NANCY JEAN VAN ETTEN MARY MARGARET VITALICH MAUREEN ELENA WALSH MARGARET WOODIN 183 FRIDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRST MASS FOR THE SENIOR CLASS - - - 8:30 a.m. Chapel of the Holy Spirit SENIOR BREAKFAST - - - - - - 9:15 a m. RECEPTION INTO COLLEGE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION College Dining Room HONORS CONVOCATION - - - - - 8:00 p.m. Citations of Student Honors and Scholarships Sister Mary Alma, C.S.C., Academic Dean Valedictory Address Sister Maria Renata, C.S.C., President O’Laughlin Auditorium INFORMAL RECEPTION - - - - - 9:00 p.m. Moreau Patio and College Social Center THE PRESIDENT AND FACULTY OF SAINT MARYS COLLEGE NOTRE DAME, INDIANA REQUEST THE HONOR OF YOUR PRESENCE AT THE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT ON SATURDAY, THE FIRST OF JUNE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE o’lauchlin AUDITORIUM AT THREE O’CLOCK. IN THE AFTERNOON 184 { DONA DUNCAN Valedictory BISHOP ANDREW GRUTKA Baccalaureate Sermon DR. ALAN SIMPSON Commencement Address SATURDAY, JUNE FIRST 10:00 am. PONTIFICAL HIGH MASS - Celebrant The Rt. Rev. Monsignor John S. Sabo, P.A., V.G. Baccalaureate Address The Most Reverend Andrew Grutka, D.D. Bishop of Gary Church of Our Lady of Loretto COMMENCEMENT ------ 3:00 p.m. Citations for Honors and Honorary Degrees Sister Maria Pieta, C.S.C., Vice President Conferring of Honors and Honorary Degrees Sister Maria Renata, C.S.C., President Citations for Bachelor Degrees Sister Mary Alma, C.S.C., Academic Dean Conferring of Bachelor Degrees Sister Maria Renata, C.S.C., President Address Alan Simpson, Dean of the College University of Chicago O’Laughlin Auditorium Honorary Degrees Mother Kathryn Sullivan, R.C.S.J., of Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart, in recognition of her work as a Scripture scholar, and to emphasize Saint Mary’s concern and interest in higher studies of Scripture and Sacred Doctrine for women. Mrs. Romy Hammes, of Kankakee, Il¬ linois, for apostolic work, especially with international charities and with Catholic relief services. Mrs. Richard Seidel, Minneapolis, Minnesota, mother in the Catholic Fam¬ ily of the Year (two of whose twelve children are priests and two are re¬ ligious). 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1120 North Twyckenham Drive South Bend 17, Indiana WIEDL, KATHRYN JUDITH 2217 Virginia Place NE Atlanta 5, Georgia WISNE, MARY ANN 1630 East 243rd Street Euclid 17, Ohio WOODIN, MARGARET ELIZABETH 736 Washington Avenue Dunkirk, New York YOUNG, ANTOINETTE MAE 700 North Raynor Avenue Joliet, Illinois YOUNGKAMP, GAY ANNETTE 2540 Topeka Avenue Topeka, Kansas INDEX Page Page Page Abbatemarco, Anne, 61, 162 Adams, Barbara, 131 Adams, Judith, 60, 162 Addai, Agnes, 1 1 Aderente, Carla, 127 Albert, Mary Louise, 18, 149 Alby, Mary Clare, 87 Allen, Mary E., 59, 152 Amann, Elaine, 85 Amenuvor, Lucia, 11, 117 Andrew, Maureen, 60, 143 Andrews, Jennifer, 88 Arado, Judith, 105 Ardini, Laura, 98 Argent, Eileen, 65, 71, 123 Armel, Nancy, 162 Armel, Susan, 107 Aschauer, Susan, 15, 141 Aug, Louise, 141 Auth, Beverly, 148 Badaluco, Sue, 47, 139 Baechle, Nancy, 47, 149 Baker, Genevieve, 44, 119 Balavitch, Judith, 33, 162 Baldassare, Patricia, 84, 95 Balough, Carolyn, 123 Banach, Jacqueline, 162 Baralli, Pamela, 128 Barcza, Patricia, 123 Bordello, Frances, 63 Barranco, Marian, 48, 60, 162 Barskis, Carole, 27, 42, 59, 63, 136 Baumann, Rita, 88 Bauer, Lynne, 27, 54, 56, 163 Bayer, Kathleen, 10, 107 Beck, Joan, 58, 163 Beemsterboer, Barbara, 163 Beirne, Sheila, 99 Beitler, Irene, 33, 64, 163 Bell, Mary Jo, 1 63 Belloli, Lucy, 133 Bennett, Rita, 10 Benton, Virginia, 163 Bergen, Ann, 95 Berger, Barbara, 128 Bermingham, Elizabeth, 33, 104 Bernard, Connie, 10, 92 Bernhard, Barbara, 1 63 Bertorelli, Amy, 105 Beyerlein, Mary Jean, 92 Bhasin, Mrs. Madan, 1 1 Bickel, Charlette, 84 Bicknell, Joan, 59 Biever, Susan, 163 Binkle, Mary Ann, 110, 118, 127 Blake, Phoebe, 52, 56, 59, 62, 164 Blake, Roberta, 59 Blakemore, Noreen, 61, 164 Bleeg, Eileen, 70, 152 Bliia, Joan, 1 1 6 Boaler, Joyce, 164 Bode, Sharon, 88 Bodkin, Susan, 59, 63, 123 Boiler, Gail, 124 Boiler, Mary, 88 Bonk, Joanne, 128 Borchers, Barbara, 79, 106 Borchers, Rebecca, 18, 63, 68, 79, 143 Borchers, Roberta, 68, 79, 136, 147 Borda, Lorette, 33 Borel, Sylvestrina, 11, 164 Botelle, Anne, 33, 146 Boucher, Francine, 105 Bouma, Susan, 7, 57, 116 Boussard, Dana, 89 Bouzas, Elaine, 33, 164 Boyle, Kathleen, 122 Boyle, Mary Ann, 10, 61, 164 Bracco, Barbara, 105 Bradley, Mary Patricia, 145 Brady, Mary Katherine, 142 Brant, Sandra, 1 37 Braunstein, Angela, 45 Brazis, Elizabeth, 146 Brazis, Bonita, 60, 146 Brennan, Sheila, 36, 88 Brienza, Isabelle, 164 Brizz, Patricia, 95 Brookman, Marlynne, 105 Brown, Barbara, 115, 130 Brown, Ellen, 18, 139 Brunner, Madeline, 94 Buchanan, Josephine, 98 Buckley, Kate, 96 Bukovic, Joann, 1 52 Burke, Virginia, 164 Burns, Bonnie, 15, 60, 144 Burns, Margaret, 119 Busch, Frances, 88 Bussmann, Bonnie, 44 Byrne, Dianne, 60, 71 Byrne, Eileen, 42, 117 By rnes, Rita, 63, 153 Cahill, Helen, 165 Callahan, Patricia, 16, 113 Caluwaert, Edna, 63, 115 Camardella, Cecelia, 92, 107 Camblin, Kathleen, 140 Camiller, Linda, 142 Camp, Eileen, 122 Canizaro, Jean, 142 Canny, Irene, 15, 68, 165 Capparell, Rosalind, 165 Carey, Cathleen, 94 Carey, Patricia, 94 Carioscia, Donna, 165 Carmody, Mary S., 63, 65, 74, 151 Carpenter, Mary Ann, 165 Carpenter, Mary Fran., 33, 122 Carroll, Margaret, 58, 71, 141 Carroll, Mary Char., 62, 63, 121 Casellini, Joanne, 17, 134, 142 Casellini, Kay, 94 Casey, Susan, 61, 116 Cassady, Suzanne, 82, 102 Cassidy, Patrice, 44, 152 Castaldi, Diana, 165 Cavanaugh, Denise, 16, 42, 57, 59, 71 Chang, Theresa, 11, 165 Chard, Lillian, 63, 115 Chovanec, Carolann, 42, 65, 165 Christenson, Kathryn, 63, 144 Christian, Donna, 62, 84 Cihak, Karen, 149 Clare, Irene, 103 Clark, Margaret, 92 Clemens, Jane, 33, 137, 144 Clemens, M. Margaret, 33, 166 Clement, Ruth, 115, 118, 124 Coman, Noel, 65, 166 Comeau, Katherine, 1 66 Comstock, Constance, 133 Conboy, Mary Ellen, 166 Condran, Caryl, 88 Conito, Catherine, 119 Connel, Diane, 98 Connelly, Mary Jo, 166 Connor, Anne, 103 Conway, Diana, 89 Cook, Jane, 62, 119 Corbin, Geraldine, 62, 63, 141 Costello, Genevieve, 113 Cotter, Denita, 103 Cox, Dolores, 1 66 Cox, Judith, 90 Crissey, Judith, 99 Cronin, Carol, 4, 147 Crouere, Paulette, 113 Cullinan, Kathryn, 146 Cummings, Dolores, 63, 112, 125 Cutler, Diane, 84 Cutler, Maryann, 43, 166 Dale, Paula, 126 Dambach, Mary Anne, 15, 166 Dana, Miriam, 94 Dardas, Cheri Dunn, 167 David, Megan, 10, 57, 114 Davis, Patricia, 144 Dawson, Linda, 1 25 Dean, Karen, 91 DeJager, Jule, 148 De Lacy, Elayne, 62, 63, 121 Delahanty, Kathleen, 131 Delaney, Mary, 63, 125 Dell, Susan, 37, 91 Della, Maria Kathryn, 58, 115 Del Vecchio, Vargo, 47, 48, 64, 167 Denig, Kay, 115 DeRaedt, Ellen, 90 Desmond, Margaret, 33, 109 Devereaux, Jacquelyn, 92 Devine, Patricia, 116 De Vliegher, Lea, 60, 119 Diamond, Marjory, 57, 82, 104 Dieter, Barbara, 167 Diggles, Sally, 5, 144 Dineen, Diane, 86, 97 Dion, Maryalice, 16, 143 Page Page Diver, Margaret, 141 Dobosiewicz, Rita, 131 Donahue, Maureen, 59, 62, 63, 167 Dondero, Linda, 102 Donohoe, Claire, 63, 128 Donovan, Gail, 167 Donovan, Kathleen, 57, 83, 105 Donovan, Mary, 138 Doran, Margaret, 107 Dorgan, Joan, 15, 167 Dougherty, Karen, 42, 47, 60, 62 Dove, Christine, 133 Dowd, Sharon, 140 Doyle, Susan, 140 Dray, Mary Margaret, 168 Drouilhet, Nina, 168 Drouillard, Kathleen, 48, 168 Dubuque, Marybeth, 97 Duffy, Mary, 88 Duncan, Dona, 58, 62, 168, 183, 187 Dunn, Mary, 101 Dunn, Virginia, 127 Duriak, Judith, 23, 168 Eichelberger, Margaret Mary, 168 Eisenmenger, Deborah, 40, 78, 152 Eli, Kathleen, 86 Elliott, Marianne, 33, 42, 60, 145 Emge, Mae Beth, 105 Erickson, Jean, 143 Erickson, Judith, 13, 168 Esslinger, Susan, 60, 65, 151 Evans, Barbara, 122 Evans, Katherine, 4, 63, 64, 137 Fagan, Nancy, 33, 146 Failla, Teresa, 114 Farrell, Patricia, 113 Fay, Karen, 89 Federer, Virginia, 168 Fehlig, Kathryn, 17, 99 Feldmeier, Jane, 139, 144 Fischer, Jane Mary, 120 Fitzgerald, Eileen, 17, 153 Fitzmaurice, Alayne, 103 Flaherty, Carol, 109 Flanigan, Anne Maria, 121 Fleming, Carolyn, 63, 115 Floyd, Christine, 8, 127 Flynn, Marie, 56, 58, 68, 139 Flynn, Mary Katherine, 152 Flynn, Sheila, 1 1 5 Foley, Mary Jane, 10, 149 Ford, Estelle, 88 Foster, Mary Anne, 117 Fox, Anne, 86 Fox, Rosemarie, 85 Francis, Judith, 10, 147 Francona, Barbara Ann, 169 Friedewald, Jeannette, 8, 140 Froning, Anne, 8, 140, 142 Gaff, Cherrie, 86 Galasso, Cherylann, 33, 92 Gallagher, Kathleen, 149 Gallagher, Pamela, 33, 41, 60 Galle, Judith, 169 Gallick, Mary Ann, 63, 123 Gatens, Kathleen, 169 Gatz, Jacqueline, 85 Gauger, Patricia, 124 Geitner, Allene, 169 Gerhart, Judith, 13, 18, 62, 63, 1 17 Giblon, Noel, 138, 146 Gibney, Judith, 169 Gifford, Barbara, 58, 159, 169 Gifford, Patricia, 1 69 Gilman, Louise, 148 Glasstetter, Denise, 8, 43 Gleason, Brenda, 88 Gnecco, Clare, 98 Goodwillie, Constance, 14, 169 Goodyear, Mary Ann, 1 1 5 Gordon, Kathleen, 64, 143 Gorman, Rosann, 124 Grabski, Judith, 70 Graves, Rebecca, 40, 144 Grebb, Elizabeth, 105 Greeley, Patricia, 16, 61, 170 Green, Maryellen, 89 Greene, Denise, 139 Grieb, Mary, 94 Groskopf, Jane, 112, 118, 129 Gross, Elizabeth, 99 Guccione, Patrica, 100 Guffanti, Michele, 82, 86 Guillot, Mary, 99 Gumz, Marcia, 124 Gurren, Margaret, 92 Habeeb, Louise, 61, 141 Habig, Marilyn, 170 Haenn, Barbara, 95 Haenn, Catherine Ann, 119 Haenn, Mary Elizabeth, 170 Hagan, Ann, 33, 108 Hagan, Arline, 56, 59, 170 Hagan, Patricia, 140 Hajdu, Barbara, 61, 65, 170 Halloran, Barbara, 64, 132 Hambach, Janice, 117 Hamill, Angela, 148 Hamilton, Holly, 136 Hamilton, Mary, 97 Hamilton, Judith, 71, 141 Hammond, Joan, 33, 79, 152 Handwerker, Katherine, 7, 170 Hankins, Barbara, 65, 171 Hanley, Nancy, 17 Hanna, Mary, 1 39 Hansen, Sarah, 33, 93, 106 Hanson, Eileen, 36, 37, 107 Harig, Bette, 98 Harris, Mary, 56 Harris, Nancy, 86 Hart, Carolyn, 57, 94 Hartel, Rosary, 102 Harvey, Anne, 117 Harvey, Patricia, 96 Hauter, Janet, 117, 145 Hayes, Deirdre, 73, 118, 127 Hedges, Julie, 60, 171 Heggy, Janette, 33, 95 Heidrich, Anne, 78 Heinl, Cecile, 97 Heintz, Mary Lucille, 75, 139 Heinz, Julie, 42, 60 Heise, Nancy, 8, 140 Hellmuth, Mary Louise, 57, 86 Henahan, Veronica, 90 Henry, Lucy, 126 Herrold, Pamela, 130 Hess, Margaret, 40, 41, 171 Hess, Suzanne, 94 Hewitt, Sandra, 121 Higgins, Janet, 171 Hilger, Patricia, 88 Hillebrand, Raye, 108 Page Hoben, Patricia, 1 1 3 Hoehn, Susan Jane, 171 Hoffman, Pamela, 39, 60 Holmes, Karen, 106 Holtmeier, Eileen, 14, 171 Hooker, Florentina, 63, 128 Horton, Mary Ann, 171 Hoscheit, Jean, 14, 148 Houlihan, Ann, 56, 58, 60, 62, 159, 171 Hoyne, Nancy, 91 Hughes, Elaine, 57, 97 Huisking, Gail, 117, 141 Hunt, Susan, 1 37 Hutchins, Juliana, 172 Janson, Camile, 91 Janssen, Mary Joan, 15, 18, 60, 141 Jaroszewski, Kathleen, 123 Jarvis, Elizabeth, 86 Jaskunas, Carolyn, 36, 95 s j Page Page Page Jatczak, Joyce, 15, 172 Jatczak, Constance, 118, 129 Jenkins, Jeanette, 62, 102 Jennings, Barbara, 120 Jensen, Susan, 37, 102 Jodleauer, Betty, 33, 146 Jo dlbauer, Carol, 36, 99 Johnson, Carla, 80, 91 Johnson, Katherine, 86 Johnson, Margaret, 40, 41, 132 Johnson, Sara, 118, 127 Joyce, Allida, 88 Joyce, Mary Ann, 104 Kapp, Susan, 109 Karges, Jana Diane, 121 Karnafel, Elaine, 87 Kasindi, Mary Josephine, 1 1 Katovsich, Mary Ann, 86 Keating, Dorothy, 133 Keck, Heidi, 1 24 Keckich, Carolyn, 121 Keene, Kathleen, 94 Keenen, Christine, 89 Keller, Frances, 172 Kelly, Eileen, 61 Kelly, Jean Ann, 140 Kelly, Kay, 40, 41, 60, 172 Kelly, Margaret, 33, 172 Kelly, Mary, 74, 150 Kelly, Sheila, 43, 115 Kennedy, Dawn, 92 Kennedy, Kathleen, 85 Kennedy, Louann, 98 Kennedy, Nora, 15, 172 Kennedy, Sheila, 125 Kerwin, Patricia, 96 Keusch, Ellen, 172 Keyworth, Roberta, 39, 42, 60, 83, 151 Kiefer, Kathleen, 172 Kimmel, Carolyn, 123 King, Mary Ellen, 65, 149 Kinney, Mary Ellen, 132 Kircher, Mary, 56, 57, 74, 136, 153 Kisla, Christine, 36, 107 Kissel, Janet, 173 Kletter, Elaine, 15, 60, 150 Klover, Susan, 101 Knab, Priscilla, 131 Knight, Gloria, 172 Koch, Barbara, 58, 68, 136 Koetters, Judith, 60, 139 Kollman, Eleanor, 62, 79, 145 Kollman, Mary, 79 Komasinski, Susan, 131 Konzen, Jean, 33, 95 Kovach, Gertrude, 1 53 Kozmer, Jeanne, 146 Kozmer, Marilyn, 86 Kramer, Carole, 89, 173 Kramer, Judith, 79, 152 Krivicich, Mary L., 15, 148 Kromkowski, Ann Marie, 173 Kruchko, Stefanie, 153 Kuker, Carolyn, 173 Kwee, Catherine, 11, 33, 173 Lachance, Cecile, 97 Laird, Rebecca, 15, 60, 64, 149 Lalor, Mary, 128 LaMorte, Theresa, 137 Lancelot, Katherine, 122, 126 Landfried, Joan, 89 Lapenta, Theresa, 6, 129 Larkin, Maureen, 59 Larry, Nancy, 16, 59 Larsen, Martha, 173 Lauterbauch, Robin, 40, 126 Laux, Margaret, 15, 60, 62, 64, 173 Lawrence, Margaret, 60, 120 Leahy, Barbara, 13, 113 Leahy, Colleen, 118, 124 Lehnis, Mary Jo, 64, 68, 173 Lentz, Julia, 89 Leonard, Mary Frances, 174 Le Rose, Frances, 1 74 Le Rose, Therese, 62, 128 Leyes, Virginia, 148, 153 Liddiard, Linda, 10, 88 Liebrich, Kathryn, 174 Liess, Anne, 84 Limarzi, Roberta, 1 42 Lipomi, Marlene, 107 Locher, Anne, 125 Logan, Patricia, 159, 174 Lorenzen, Nancy, 107 Luechtefeld, Susanne, 62, 129 Luken, Julie, 63, 71, 123 Lynch, Kathryn, 174 Lynyak, Mary, E., 174 Lyons, Theresa, 63, 111, 125 MacDonell, Mary Ann, 60, 74, 141 Macelwane, Kathleen, 95 MacKinnon, Mary Ruth, 15, 174 Mackowski, Delphine, 86 Madden, Mary, 82, 105 Malone, Patricia, 147 Maracz, Valerie, 115 Marino, Gail, 89 Marks, Joan, 54, 57, 145 Marskey, Joan, 1 1 3 Martin, Mary Catherine, 63, 65, 129 Martin, Patricia, 64, 175 Mason, Mary Sue, 33 Mason, Rosemary, 61, 175 Matheson, Sandra, 109 Matthews, Kathleen, 142 Mazer, Marcia, 98 Mazza, Maria, 70 McAnaney, Kathleen, 8, 119 McBride, Marie, 174 McBride, Regina, 1 1 5 McCaffrey, Therese, 62, 112 McCaffrey, Mary Ellen, 1 30 McCale, Janis, 63, 125 McClelland, Jane, 175 McCoach, Jane, 101 McCusker, Barbara, 101 McDermott, Thelda, 145 McGovern, Joyce, 105 McGrattan, Alana, 59 McGuire, Patricia, 121 McLaughlin, Catherine, 175 McPheron, Marilyn, 18, 175 McRedmond, Anita, 17, 58, 61, 110, 115 McRedmond, Pauline, 175 Menzie, Kathleen, 8, 27, 56, 140 Merritt, Nadia, 176 Meyer, Elise, 41, 132 Meyers, Mary Ann, 176 Michaels, Pamela, 96 Michaels, Selma, 48, 176 Mikulka, Joan, 151 Miller, June, 63 Miller, Kathleen, 176 Miller, Mary E., 176 Miller, Mary Rita, 57, 128 Miller, Sandra, 123 Miltich, Terry, 7, 119 Mirabito, Rose Marie, 88 Molloy, Jane, 147 Montoya, Jeanne, 133 Moody, Anne, 60 Moormann, Rose, 95 Morrissey, Anne, 87 Morse, Diane, 62, 132 Mortimer, Karen, 143 Morton, Teresse, 96 Mosey, Suzanne, 36, 103 Moty, Anne, 10, 136, 142 Mousaw, Joan, 176 Mulrey, Sarah Ann, 176 Murdoch, Marcia, 92 Murphy, Mary, 101 Murphy, Sheila, 86 Musick, Kathleen, 87 Nader, Nadine, 33, 59, 60, 89 Naes, Mary Beth, 83, 89, 93 Naphin, Martha, 159, 176 Naso, Jo-Marie, 99 Nazzaro, Emilee, 61, 114 Nazzaro, Katherine, 61, 122 Neale, Gloria, 86 Nichols, Christine, 94 Nowak, Elyse, 40, 121 Nutting, Margaret, 14, 58, 62, 177 Nguyen, Hai Yen, 1 1 Nyfong, Gloria, 86 O ' Boyle, Jane, 95, 104 O’Brien, Betty, 1 5 O ' Brien, Alberta, 15, 177 O ' Brien, Eileen, 177 O’Bryan, Joan, 129 O’Connell, Sara, 92 O’Connor, Julia, 57, 59, 63, 133 O’Connor, Mary Ann, 98 O ' Connor, Mary Kathryn, 15, 64, 177 O ' Connor, Pamela, 63, 121 O ' Connor, Sarah, 64, 68, 72, 177 O ' Donnell, Carolyn, 60, 125 O ' Donnell, Rosemary, 59, 177 Oelberger, Patricia, 99 O’Grady, Mary, 13, 101 O ' Grady, Mary Ursula, 177 O’Hara, Kathleen, 84 O’Hara, Maureen, 138 O ' Hearn, Mary Alice, 177 O ' Leary, Patricia, 147 Olsen, Barbara, 36, 92 Ol sen, Marquita, 153 O ' Malley, Mary, 128 O’Melia, Anne, 178 O ' Reilly, Ellen, 60 Ostheimer, Margot, 89 Ostrander, Vicki, 146 Otis, Gwendolyn, 178 Owens, Diane, 103 Oxley, Martha, 60, 178 Page Pace, Kathleen, 54, 57, 59, 137 Pagano, Pamela, 87 Page, Cynthia, 94 Panella, Kathleen, 137 Parks, Regina, 15, 60, 122 Patterson, Elizabeth, 178 Pauli, Mary Jo, 178 Pavlic, Susan, 64, 178 Pelaccio, Dorinda, 95 Penick, Rosemary, 92 Perrone, Martha, 13, 36, 94 Petretti, Rita, 65, 141 Petricca, Mary, 33, 87 Petroff, Marilyn, 73, 127 Pfister, Lurray, 7, 179 Phee, Catherine, 6, 179 Phee, Margaret, 97 Piacsek, Mary Margaret, 179 Pica, Carolyn, 86 Pierce, Colleen, 15, 143 Piers, Judith, 43, 45, 120 Pindar, Ann, 128 Pindar, Patricia, 124 Podesta, Kathleen, 145 Podesta, Patricia, 63, 114 Podojil, Catherine, 33, 43, 179 Poissant, Pamela, 41 Porst, Judith, 9, 60, 143 Postorino, Mary Jo, 92 Powers, Patce, 5, 151 Powers, Suzanne, 141 Prendergast, Sue, 143 Price, Ann, 131 Priester, Sharon, 89 Pruitt, Michael, 15, 40, 127 Pullen, Kathleen, 36, 90 Purtill, Mary Catherine, 113 Quinlan, Kathleen Ann, 179 Rainey, Mary, 56, 179 Ralicki, Patricia, 33, 139 Ramsden, Mary, 90, 106 Raring, Louise, 36, 103 Rath, Rosemary, 147 Rauch, Madelon, 86 Reardon, Judith, 65, 179 Reed, Kathleen, 73, 79, 85 Reichert, Helen, 56, 73, 1 12, 1 18 Renaud, Janine, 7, 58, 112, 114, Reynolds, Margaret, 61, 70, 152 Ricca, Lynne, 95 Rice, Elizabeth, 56, 57, 72, 127 Riegel, Kathleen, 125 Roach, Mary Ann, 141 Roberts, Ann, 143 Roberts, Jean, 17, 107 Roberts, Kay, 106 Rockenstein, Ann, 63, 120 Rodgers, Maureen, 94 Roeder, Kathleen, 16, 57, 151 Rogers, Mary Lou, 60, 139 Rohrmann, Melinda, 94 Rompf, Elizabeth 159, 179 Ronan, Catherine, 27, 68, 136, 139 Rose, Mary Pamela, 65 Rothermich, Patricia, 60, 63, 64 Page Ryan, Catherine, 18, 180 Ryan, Teresa, 45, 47, 1 80 Rys, Barbara, 17, 152 Saltarelli, Mary, 99 Samaritoni, Donna, 102 Santangelo, Georgia, 92 Sargeant, Roberta, 33, 36, 98 Sawaya, Mary, 1 39 Sazama, Carol, 149 Scanlan, Margaret M., 14, 15, 180 Scanlon, Patricia, 91 Scanlon, Sheila, 60, 141 Scheid, Mary, 103 Scherrieb, Nancy, 1 1 9 Schinbeckler, Diana, 146 Schmelzer, Ruth, 180 Schnaus, Ruth, 60, 180 Schneider, Sara, 60, 180 Schowalter, Maribeth, 90 Schuerte, Marie, 109 Schuh, Mary, 56, 180 Schultz, Sandy, 131 Schumacher, Sarah, 65, 70, 137 Scott, Barbara, 106 Scott, Judith, 79, 96 Sears, Patricia, 60, 63, 120 Seidensticker, Gretchen, 60, 180 Senda, Beverly, 63, 112, 128 Senda, Carol, 90 Shalala, Diane, 65, 181 Schalgos, Susan, 41, 149 Sharrar, Auralea, 57, 59, 83, 141 Shaw, Jean Barrett, 119 Sheehan, Anne, 58, 82, 85 Sheehan, Ellen, 181 Sheehan, Nancy, 18, 144 Sheridan, Suzanne, 1 1 6 Slanina, Mary, 118, 129 Smith, Barbara, 88 Smith, Diane, 42, 60, 145 Smith, Kathleen, 33, 60, 84, 96, 100 Smith, Pamela, 88 Smith, Patricia, 103 Smith, Theresa, M., 1 1 5 Smither, Carol, 82, 104 Sorrentino, Cecilia, 60, 120 Spalding, Marianne, 57, 73, 118 Spinner, Judith, 84 Stack, Linda, 96 Stadler, Suzanne, 144 Stanton, Joann, 159, 181 Stevenson, Mary, 33, 89 Stover, Mary Ellen, 181 Streine, Catherine, 181 Studer, Donna, 61, 181 Sugg, Carolyn, 17 Suhre, Anne, 98 Sullivan, Camille, 88 Sullivan, Frances, 85 Sullivan, Mary, 133 Sullivan, Susan, 16, 58, 62, 181 Sulzbach, Diane, 101 Susfalk, Laurie, 65, 151 Sutton, Becky, 147 Svoboda, Judith, 104 Swetish, Lyneall, 17 Talbot, Catharine, 90 Taylor, Barbara, 139 Tegethoff, Loisgene, 57, 89 Thallemer, Mary, 123 Theurer, Florence, 181 Tilden, Norma, 1 1 4 Tillmann, Erika, 10 Timmerman, Roberta, 144 Timmins, Nancy, 91 Tomshack, Anne, 147 Toven, Mary Alice, 33, 90 Tritschler, Ann, 88 Trombley, Virginia, 150 Troxler, Beverly, 182 Page Truchsess, Patricia, 125 Unger, Darlene, 7, 57, 116, 121 Vail, Jeanette, 33, 107 Vanek, Joann, 29, 56, 1 82 Vanek, Karin, 61, 73, 132 Van Etten, Nancy, 18, 182 Vara, Dorothy, 146 Vertin, Margaret, 151 Vesper, Mary Del, 94 Virnston, Cathreine, 133 Vitalich, Margaret, 182 Voelker, Susan, 101 Voglewede, Marianne, 101 von Gillern, Vicki, 97 Voorde, Charlotte, 1 82 Wagner, Ann, 1 1 3 Wagner, Mary, 104 Wagner, Nancy, 40, 1 1 3 Waldron, Doreen, 11, 36, 152 Walker, Deborah, 104 Walker, Myrna, 43, 1 82 Wallace, Marie, 107 Walsh, Julie, 44, 46, 48, 182 Walsh, Kathleen, 131 Walsh, Mary Kathryn, 1 1 3 Walsh, Mary Marjorie, 1 82 Walsh, Maureen, 1 83 Walton, Janet, 62, 65, 150 Ward, Maureen, 33, 99 Watson, Mary Susan, 33, 90, 92 Wayant, Mary Anne, 130 Wegman, Gail, 73 Wegner, Pamela, 131 Weidler, Virginia, 86 Weiss, Marilyn, 87 Wellman, Patricia, 1 50 Wenning, Mary Pat, 139 Wesson, Sharon, 92 Wheaton, Mary Ann, 86 Wheeler, Gay, 57, 101 White, Joanne, 87 White, Mary Jane, 87 White, Pamela, 1 1 6 Wiedl, Kathryn, 1 83 Wilber, Elizabeth, 94 Wilke, Doris, 43, 94 Williams, Susan, 123 Wilson, Arlene, 105 Winskunas, Aldona, 74, 149 Wisne, Mary Ann, 1 83 Wisniewski, Carolyn, 33 Wixted, Mary, 92 Woodin, Margaret, 60, 61, 183 Woods, Mary Ann, 145 Worm, Jacqueline, 117 h Page Page Page Wubben, Nancy, 114 Yancey, Shirley, 86, 90 Yarman, Kathleen, 153 Young, Antoinette, 183 Young, Pamela, 103 Youngkamp, Gay, 183 Yuchasz, Catherine, 44, 121 Zeller, Katherine, 118, 127 Ziraldo, Rose, 63, 151 INDEX OF ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, STAFF, CLERGY: Sister Alma, 22 Sister Agnella, 24 Sister Agnes Anne, 29 Sister Agnes Cecile, 24 Sister Alice Eileen, 25 Sister Anastasia, 28 Sister Anne Monica, 15 Sister Annice, 27 Miss Antonis, 10 Father Arnoult, 28 Sister Basil Anthony, 23 Sister Benedictus, 28 Sister Benedict Labre, 24 Sister Bernard Francis, 29 Sister Bernadette Marie, 16 Mr. Benton, 28 Mrs. Brennan, 19 Mr. Cahalan, 48 Mr. Campbell, 54 Miss Cassidy, 25 Miss Cavanaugh, 24 Sister Celena, 24 Sister Christine Marie, 23 Mrs. Colglazier, 24 Mrs. Chatagnier, 24 Mr. Cole, 33 Mr. Coster, 26 Mr. Crane, 24 Mr. Curme, 26 Mr. Dietz, 27 Mr. Dineen, 27 Mrs. Dineen, 28 Mrs. Dooley, 1 5 Mrs. Downey, 23 Sister Edna, 48 Sister Eleanor Marie, 29 Father Egan, 29 Sister Felicia, 27 Sister Franzita, 54 Mrs. Gatch, 25 Mrs. George, 23 Mrs. Grosser, 28 Father Heath, 27 Sister Herman Joseph, 26 Miss lacono, 25 Sister Immaeulata, 23, 29 Sister Mary Immaculate, 28 Mr. Janis, 27 Mrs. Jaroszewski, 22 Mr. Jeglic, 3, 24 Mr. Kaipinski, 26 Sister Katharine Elaine, 28 Miss Kennedy, 25 Mr. Kindregan, 28 Mr. Knight, 28 Miss Lange, 24 Mr. and Mrs. Large, 49 Sister Laurita, 29 Sister Madeleva, 21 Sister Margaretta, 57 Sister Maria Assunta, 25 Sister Maria Luisa, 28 Sister Maria Pieta, 21 Sister Maria Renata, 20 Sister Maria Teresa, 28 Sister Marie Celine, 22 Sister Marie Rosaire, 48 Sister Mary Grace, 24 Sister Michaela, 25 Sister Miriam Ann, 27 Sister Miriam Joseph, 25 Sister Monica Marie, 24 M iss McCandless, 15 Mrs. McGuire, 28 Miss McNamara, 28 Miss Medland, 27 Miss Noel, 25 Miss O ' Brien, 24 Miss O’Callaghan, 28 Mrs. Parker, 48 Miss Pitts, 25 Mr. Poinsatte, 26 Father Quilty, 31 Mrs. Randall, 23 Miss Rauh, 24 Sister Rosaleen, 25 Sister Rita Claire, 25 Sister Rose Ellen, 48 Sister St. Mel, 26 Mr. Slavick, 24 Mr. Schlesinger, 29 Mrs. Smilyanich, 29 Mr. Sweet, 42 Sister Teresa Mary, 24 Mr. Tondreau, 26 Miss Urbahns, 24 Sister Verda, 21 Mr. Wolak, 25, 38 Miss Zimmerer, 29 (Apologies to all whom our cameras missed.I Senior Portraits by Tompsett Studios Other Photography by Nikki Tompsett and by MacDonald Studio, and by Saint Mary 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