College of St Mary - Mosaic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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awareness 0 man's essential goodness Plans and pleasantries are discussed by Day Board officers Cheryl Harvey, president, Beverly Sigler, vice-president and Carol Sommers, representative. Residence life takes on the comforts of home through the efforts of Barb Prendergast, Peg Slattery, Kaleen Petsche, and Loy Edwards, Gallagher Dorm Board Officers. .,, 'N-.., Ns Y -, f. - X 'Q New and exciting life for energetic freshmen is well ordered by Susan I-Iiher, Carol O'Brien, Dyan Osorno, and Renae Meyer, officers ofthe McAuley Dorm Board.

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Living together should create a greater In sp ec t i ng rooms, greeting callers, comforting sick, meeting everyday emergen- cies which might arise in a house full of women, paying cheerful goodmornings to one at 8:00 after a goodnight to another at 1:00 the night before, being on call 24 hours a day--a doctor's life was never this hectic. Yet these rough seas of dormitory life are braved by two stoic captains, the house- mothers of McAuley and Gallagher Halls. Under their expert guidance girls receive individual care--that added touch of home. Assisting these women in making campus life and challenging scholastic . 0 1 ,f ,I H ,f g Four floors of upperclassmen keep a petite Mrs. Lauretta Murphy ever youthful as she performs the endless duties of the Gallagher Hall supervisor. life as smooth running as possible, three representative boards exist. As a result of their coordinated action, campus life is enlivened for all. Witch es, ghosts, goblins and devils filled the stage as the day hops and dorm floors challenged each other While presenting skits at the annual Halloween P arty planned by the boards. Christmas found all again gathered but this time in song around a glittering Christmas tree. Monthly dress-up dinners add variety to the nightly meal routine. 1532. W, ...L A Ever ready to comfort or counsel, Mrs. Florence Schmeling, director of McAu1ey I-Iall, helps her fresh men to reach the maturity of upperclassmen.

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For leaders the governed should elect ' , will fx. I 'I Efficiency is personalized in senior officers, Elaine O'Brien, secretary, Molly I-Iobbins, vice-presidentg Mary Marnin, presidentg and Mary Ellen Neiman, treasurer. I brought a me to school...restless for an indefinable something--a goal worthy of me. intoxicated with my own desires, I was uncompromising in my shouting principles, and Wise in a world which Ifeared. I had a me to give and sought an air to breath it in... but air only was vague andl groped. l blamed a mirage-world for shifting. Thirsting for dreams, I cursed a desert life and strived to confront a somewhere, a some- one , but there was only nowhere and nothing- - and all alone I sought and searched a me. Nothing but financial wizards are junior officers, Judy Knoll, presidentg Jane Hogan, vice-president, Genny Ebel, secretaryg and Carol Verret, treasurer.