College of New Rochelle - Annales Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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MARGARET V. COSSE Professor of Journalism College of New Rochelle. 1923-1925: Co- lumbia University School of Journalism. 1925-1927: B.Eitt.. 1927; M.S., Columbia University, 1928; Graduate workr Columbia University. 1929-1937. MOTHER M. CLOTIIII.DE Piano, Voice Studied under A. K. Virgil. Frances Berley. Carrie Louise Dunning, William Shaw. Harry Fellows, Andrew T. Webster: Col- lege of New Rochelle. 1925-1929; A.B., 1929: Guilmant Organ School. 1933. MOTI IER MARY GERALD Liturgical Music Pius X School of Liturgical Music. 1918- 1931 : I liploma. 1931 : Piux X School of Litur- gical Music. 1931-1933: 1936. IRVING Cl IEYETTE Wind Instruments B.S.. Columbia L T niversity, 1920; M.A., 1930; Ed.D.. Columbia University, 1926: In- structor, Jullliard School of Music. F. COLWELL CONKLIN Choral Music B.S.. New York University. 1913: under Carl E. DufTt, 1916-1919; Arthur D. Wood- ruff. 1920: Institute of Music Pedagogy. 1920- 1923: M.A., Columbia University, 1930. WARNER M. HAWKINS Piano Columbia. 1907: artist degree and certifi- cate of security in composition at the Institute of Musical Art. 1912: piano study with Con- solo. Mrs. MacDowell, Percy Grainger: Fel- low of the American Guild of Organrsts. ▼ S. Grosscopf R. Rescigno [ 25 ]

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▲ MOTHER M. LOYOLA Instructor in Latin A.B., College of New Rochelle, 1908; Columbia University, 1908; Research in Rome, Italy, 1927. MARIA FLORES BECERRA Professor of Spanish Manuela Canizaries, B.A., 1912-1916; Columbia University, 1921-1924; A.M., 1924; Graduate Student, Columbia, 1924- 1927. PASTORIZA FLORES Associate Professor of Spanish A.B., Hunter College, 1919; A.M., 1920; Ph.D., Columbia University, 1921; Associ- ate Professor of Spanish, Goucher College, 1922-1924; Associate Professor of Spanish, New York University. 1924-1928. ANNA T. SHEEDY Professor of History A.B., Smith College, 1922; A.M., Colum- bia University. 1923; Fordham University, LL.B., 1932: Member of the New York Bar. JAMES M. EAGAN Instructor in I listory B.A., Columbia University, 1932; Mitchell bellow in History, Columbia University, 1932-1933; M.A., 1933; Gottsberger Fellow for Advanced Study of History, Columbia University, 1933-1935; Travel and Research in England, France. Germany. Belgium. Switzerland and Italy, 1956. JOHN T. FARRELL Instructor in History B.A.. Yale University. 1932; Yale Univer- sity, 1932-1936; Candidate for Ph.D. [ 24 ]

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SIEGMUND GROSSCOPF Violin Raff Conservatory, Frankfort - on - Main, 1897-1902; 1 lock Conservatory, Frankfort-on- Main, 1902-190-1; member, Hamburg Phil- harmonic, 1906; Musical Director with Henry Savage, 1910-1912. WINIFRED MARSHAL Voice Studied voice under Francis Stuart, Gen- naro Curci, Paul Reimers, Hans Lichtenstein; dramatic art under Mildred Holland, Anne Wolter; speech under Walter Robinson; At- tended the Dalcroze school of Eiirythmics-- fou r seasons; dancing under George Cole. ROCCO RESC1GNO String Instruments B.S., Columbia Lhriversity (Music). T Fr. White J. Brennan J. Scully Fr. Moody REVEREND JOHN FRANCIS WHITE Professor of Religion and Philosophy Cathedral College, 1909-1915; St. Joseph Seminary, 1915-1921; Fordham University, 1933. JOSEPH G. SCULLY Associate Professor of Philosophy A.B., Fordham Un iversity, 1919; Graduate Student, Fordham University, 1927-1951; A.M., 1931; Fordham University, 1931-1936. JOSEPH G. BRENNAN Instructor in Philosophy A.B., Boston College, 1933; Harvard Uni- versity. 1933-1935; A.M., 1955; Fordham University, 1936-1937. [ 26 ]