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

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B- M3fY DOWUCY X. FOLLOWERS OF THE JOINT C. Kate Lavin ENTERPRISE 1' Explorer! A. Dancing School D. Irene Schuneman 1- Ann Marchesc 1. Sportrwornan ag Owner 2. Julie O'Connor VII. COGS IN THE GREAT MACHINERY 3. Regina Palombi OE BUSINESS a. Inrtructors A. Shop ozonerr B. Publication of College Magaqirze 1. Margot Breslin 2. Carol Horn 3. Mary Horn a. Joint ownerf of a beauty rhop 4. Gene Kazyak a. Pet shop 5. Bernadette Koehler a. Antique Jhop 6. Joan McCarthy a. Drew .fhop . Betty Cummings a Proprietor o tea roorn Betty Buckley a Ozonero hotel B Wall Jtreet receptioniyt 1 Mary McCall C Retail buyer 1 Dorothy Marcoux VIII NURSES Mary Foiadelli Rose Taranto Marcella Blacha Irene Miodus IX BRIDES OF YESTERYEAR A Marion Plude B ean Hogan C Rita Haynes D Mary Hoey E Mary Noonan 1. Barbara Childs a. Editor 2. Mary Burke a. Burinerr Marzager' 3. Ruthe Dacey a. Art Editor 4. Constance Tessier a. Colurnnist 5. Rosemary Kelly a. Contributor, preoiouf to rnarriage . Margaret Dugan a Publirher XI THOSE WHO ESCAPE CLASSIFICATION A Dorothy Lawson I Aoiatrix B Eleanor Mahoney C Betty Leonard I Air Horterrer D Barbara Murray I Interior decorator E Eleanor Lennon E Anne Feily I Co owners o E ciency Bureau G Lorraine Brown 1 D6IZg7Z37 0 315671773 Cdldf H Mary Alice Donahue I Featured Jolozrt with Orcheftra Modelf I Lois Mitchell 2 Margie Rose Tea roorn horteff I Ruth Penrose BETTY BUCKLEY Prophetf 57 7 6 l l .' f . . 8. . f ' A' I . l Lv .' . .V f B. - c. . - ' f 59' - ' D- ' ' .i . . f . . . J. , . C , 1

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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

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