Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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MARTY SCHMELTZ Mary Lou seems to take the cake as far as all-around interests are concerned. Some of her pet projects are the Hospital Sodality, of which she is Vice-Prefect, a lovely singing voice, and a passion for Latin Ameri- can dancing. She has a high-spirited and cheerful personality which helps her to make good friends quickly. A late-comer to the class of ’59, she was saved from two hours of transit travel a day by her ever faithful surprise birthday present — the blue Ford. Marty is a former student of Fontbonne and T.C.U., but she decided she must have her degree from the one and only College of St. Teresa. Her plans are to teach in the elementary schools. This merry little redhead would give you the shirt right off her back. She is the Mariology Commission Chairman for NFCCS and has a full program, with elementary education for her major. She talks and worries about all she has to do, but can always find time to help you out. Last year she was Vice-Presi- dent of the Sodality. She’s in Who’s Who for ’59-

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PAT REHAGEN This is the busiest girl you’ve ever seen. The Presi- dent of the Student Council, Pat carries on three conversations at a time in her spare moments. She is Editor of the Yearbook, was Council Representative last year, and is a busy writer for the Teresian She is an English major and plans to teach in high school. She’s a member of Who’s Who. Georgie Porgie is her favorite nursery rhyme. % VIRGINIA BROWN Here is a girl full of spunk and energy. She energeti- cally changed her major a number of times before she settled on elementary education in her junior year. She can be sure because she tested all the others! Bouncy V. B. was elected Vice-President of her Senior Class. MARY SUE BRONCATO A combination of beauty and brains, she wins the heart of every patient (not to mention the doctors). Mary Sue was Vice-President of her junior class of nurses. She has not planned to devote her life com- to the profession as there is a man in her and she already has a house of her own.

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Mi ' ll- U (t sTMstUbt IY MAUREEN MI RPir She’s a sophisticated lady, who plans to teach in the elementary grades. Maureen is a walking dictionary, but her definitions don’t always agree with Webster’s. This fresh-looking, brown-eyed, brunette was Rock- hurst Homecoming Attendant her freshman year and Vice-President of the class the same year. MARY JO DE FEO Mary Jo will make an excellent housewife. She majored in Home Ec and is willing to talk about it (or anything else) on the spot. This lively, busy Secretary of the Senior Class feels the need to teach so she can have her say. I 7 . - 5 ' a JOYCE GUEGUEN Being Vice-President of the Student Association on the Linwood campus and Miss St. Joseph Student Nurse of 1959 are two honors busy Joyce has ac- cumulated in her college career. As she likes to get things done, she may issue orders like a machine gun. But she has her softer side too — seen in her fascina- tion for sunsets and moonglow.