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

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II. Koehler, her unnmuttuug m.umer to M. Kieran. A. Kosehok, her intereut in s.otiologu.tI , . prohlems to R. ligtggett. U. Kuhn, her :tptitude lor poetry to I.. Soule. C.. Lzlvnn, her knowledge ol turrent dgtnee hands to NI. Ijsowslci. D. Lztwson, her outdoor gurl eomplexnon to A. Mnlmr. li. Lennon, her innumergthle hours spent in the State Lihrttry to Ii. Weudrem. Ii. Leonard, her serenity to IT. Nlelieoutgh. R. Leonard, her love ol PIUICIICC ICSICIIIIIQ to A. Burns. IAQ. Longlewuy, her tngttltetngtriegtl mind to Kztrweil. Ii. Mahoney, her soprano voice to L. Guiltingtn. C. Maloney, her model diction to the speech elatss. D. Mnreoux, her French :und Clommereigtl conflicts to l,. Miron. .'X. Mgtrehese, her page hot' eoillure to K. McNally. I. Nliodus, her thoughtlulness to R. Spnlt. I.. Nlitehell, her reputation .ts sophistitxtted etluestrienne to Legos. xl. NIUILIIILIII, her knowledge ol' heat sellers to ll. I-Iennessey. NI. Xlorse, her versgtttltty to .l. Ltpperly. II. NIurr.u', her depemlnlulnty to H. Cltrk. ll. Nlurrgty, her sense ot' humor to NI. 'l'.t.1lIe. NI. Xlelltll, her sincerity' .md Iorehness to l'r.O'i.otu1eII. NleC..tt'tl1y', her 5eh1.1p.u'ell1 eye lor Inh- ion to C.. llrown. NI. Xlelluire, her ttn.tne1.tl nxghtm.1re5 to next ve.1r's hustness III.IlI.IlQCI' ol Row I-e.tves . .'X. Nlt5u.'cenex', her xnlettnoux l.llIIfIl In R. l7el.tncy'. I2 Ndppt, her xenxc ot Ltzrnew In It P.w.- rox-.aLt. NI. Noon.tn, her tlut Allfsltbllllllnlf in I'I.uug.tn. Ulonnor, her wttle-.tv..tI-te .app:.tr.utte to .N l.I.tney. R. P.lIomlu, her putter-Iuxhtgguug In I' Nlurphy. R. Penrose, her elleerluluem In P. lI.tnnou NI. Plude, her love-eolored Vtildwex Ku XI Grilhn. R. Pultgllese, her weelcly eot'e..t.tLc.' ol rosex Ku .anyone Iuelcy enough to get them. A. Purner, her tog.t to NI. Dully. NI. Rose, her stgtteliness to NI. Sthtlf. - v I. Ryder, her optuuxsm to II. XX trnnuxky. P. Sanglyn, her poise to R. l:F.llll'l. I. Sehunemnn, her thesis on how In t.tl4e enndtd egtmergt shots to .zll e.tmer.tentl1tm.tsts C. Tessier, her eh.trm to'I. Iemter. R. Inrgtnto, her generomty' to P. llelhoek I7. Schuyler, her eonsndetxttnon to I . Cl.tr.t- lltno. borns, her trdntltulnty' to NI. Clutdon. NI. XX'htte,l1et's1neerttyto. x. I7ulml-ce. XI. W.trd, her lWlll'IIlNl'ICxl .tureole In XI. bulluztn. Wrnglmt, her tttle .ts model xetret.trv In XI. l3ug.tn. In wttness whereol, we do herelw stxlwetwlte our n.ttnes .and .uhx our xe.tl, the thnxl d.1v ot .Iune, tn the Year tml' Our l.ord Une 'I'houx.tutI Ntne Hundred .und lfort-.. Signed NI xtzw Xltl xt 1, l'rff.'..'n:f I-.vt1.twpXxx Ixxofmx I z'fI' .a. 1. ISS

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Ctfki In summary, our bequests follow: We, the Class of 1940, of the College of Saint Rose, residing in the City of Albany, Albany County, State of New York, being indisputably the most learned and intellectual group of graduates ever to leave the portals of Saint Rose, and embodying all the perfections of mind and memory, do hereby make, pub- lish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. We humbly bestow upon the heirs herein- after named the following objects: B. Abdella, her thespian ability to Hayes. M. Breslin, her colleen beauty to E. Walsh. L. Brown, her lightning speed in typing to J. Bertilino. E. Buckley, her scoops as C. S. R.'s girl Friday to next year's columnist of Under The Rose. M. Burke, her capability in commerce to M. Romleski. M. Blacha, her reliability to D. Murphy. M. Canfield, her uncanny ability to pull puns to any uncanncientious person who has the courage to take it. B. Childs, her mellow voice to E. Dugan. E. Cummings, her long-lashed, hazel eyes to M. Donnelly. R. Dacey, her artistic talent to M. Joyner. A. Dalton, her commuting problems to H. Lynch. , J. Dolphin, her frequent week-end trips to R. Green. M. Downey, her analytical mind to M. Lawlor. 154 W M. Donahue, her enchanting smile to M. Hennessey. M. Dugan, her proficiency as editor of Rose Leaves to the junior who undertakes her duty. H. Dunigan, grants her love of teaching history to Langley. M. Dwyer, her affable disposition to K. Cullen. M. Foiadelli, her understanding to S. Gustas. J. Eagan, her efhciency to A. Lizotte. R. Eckert, her ability to write French phonetics to M. Coffee. A. Feily, her placid manner to V. Wheeler. R. Frany, her competence to M. Kosbob. A. Gannon, the technique of parking her car in impossible places to P. Sheehan. R. Haynes, the art of acquiring a hope chest to anyone who can fulfill it. M. Hoey, her tennis prowess to A. Stierle. J. Hogan, her adherence to the will of the state to anyone who is in a state of will to receive it. C. Horn, her good humor to E. Egleston. M. Horn, her petiteness to R. Aldridge. O. Houghton, her forensic talent to M. Barrett. G. Kazyak, her love for attending peace conferences to anyone who enjoys meeting blind dates. R. Kelly, her capable management of press photographers to next year's publicity agents. N. Kennedy, her political differences with Mr. Hahn to L. Lemieux.

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0,65 HOP QC? On Class Night we present the prophecy of the class of 1940. Here is a brief outline-a sort of Hdramatis personae -by which we may place at a glance each actor in her particular position on the stage of life. Time: 1950 I. EDUCATORS A. Teezcberf 1. Jeanne Soris 2. Audrey Purner 3. Ann Dalton 4. Margaret McGuire 5. Augusta McSweeney a. Co-owners of a business college 6. Irene Ryder 7. Mary Ward a. Home economics 8. Rita Eckert a. Elocution B. Refeezrob .tpecioliftf 1. Ann Gannon 2. Rosemary Erany C. Leetnrerf 1. Catherine Maloney Zi Evelyn Insogna D. Librarian 1. Mary White E. World Authority on Spain 1. Helen Dunigan II. ARTISTS A. Literary 1. Ursula Kuhn 2. Ruth Pugliese B. Dramatic 1. Barbara Abdella a. Movie actress 156 2. Mary Morse a. Radio star C. Mzerleal 1. Mary Kay Canfield a. Opera star 2. Jane Dolphin a. Concert pianist III. MEMBERS OF THE FOURTH ESTATE A. Jane Murray 1. Drezrnez critic B. Ann Monahan 1. Reporter of college news C. Jane Wright 1. Fezflolon eelltor IV. SOCIOLOGISTS A. Anne Koschok 1. Snperzflfor of institution B. Norma Kennedy C. Betty Longlevvay 1. Cafe investigators V. LADIES OF LEISURE A. Fay Nappi B. Jeanne Eagen 1. Trezoelerf C. Patricia Sanglyn 1. Club woman VI. EXPONENTS oF THE GREAT OUTDOORS A. Olive Houghton 1. Gzeiele