College of St Rose - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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M. Morse and Mr. Irvine inspect the tfzrfly dimmers. student body throughout the year, interesting himself in every activity ofthe C. Y. O., and the student body. He has followed our prog- ress as the months passed and extended sym- pathy and aid. The student body remembered him in prayers, spiritual bouquets and letters. Father Gerald H. Kirwin, ever busy with his duties as assistant editor of The Evangelist, volunteered to take over Father Kelly's duties until his return. We here extend Godspeed to Father Kelly and our warmest thanks to Father Kirwin. The Inelnbers of llodotrisia are seleeieel from outstanding tleluggrt ill thc ,,,1tiM,,,,l,,.C debate elass and annually meet otliei'tolleg1e-N of the section in delmtes, round table die eussions and foruins. This rear llo.liitrisi.i has had Siena, Hamilton, lfnion, Stare K ol- lege, R. P. l., Niagara .ind Iflniiixi on its schedule. To aid the debaiers, Nlr. -lanies Dolan, debate eoaeli at the rullege, inim- dueed a course in l'arliaineinai'y' lamp linrli i 'fbc' Kn11'vJ'ilr'1l ,vvwlv ill ' 01n I'ou'u . u'1ll1gw111lfle f ghosts. .xvigblfirlfif 1.71 Hur 'lion 11 ,

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1 'li 'N ' T ll c bum' lIIi.YSL'!! Futlyer Kelbfs smile. llugliese, the president of the club and the other ollicers, including Rosemary Kelly, vice-president, livelyn lnsogna, secretary, and Dorothy linker, treasurer, have introduced a Forensic lforuin in the Rambler discussing interesting topics of the day. Quite a number of members of our class are interested in sociology and social work, and these girls are gathered together in the club called Ozanam. The club was named in honor of Frederick Ozanam, founder of the society of Saint Yincent de Paul. Its ofhcers for this vear have been Anne Koscholc, Barbara Childs, Mary Hoey and Norma Kennedy. The club not only studies sociology but en- gages in active work. During the Christmas holidays, the members undertake the re- sponsibility of providing a complete Christ- mas for a poor family. This includes not only food for the Christmas dinner, but also toys for the children and clothes for the entire family. The club is associated with the National Association of Sociologists and is actively connected with the Catholic Chari- ties ofthe Albany Diocese. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? If you don't, you probably would feel out of place at a meeting of Freundschaftskreis where only German is spoken. Marion Plude is president of this club, with Margot Breslin, vice-president, Hr. lJnl.1u. flu' :lt-lmle m.1clv. l'0Ilfl'l'5 frilly R, l'uglfvxv. lf. ,NI.1lirn1cy,,1ml ll. lloirum COHl'l'1'I1fNg lbu sclzullflc.