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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1962 volume:

Under the commonplace envelope of things and of all our purified and salvaged efforts, a New Earth is slowly being engendered. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin College of New Rochelle In the beginning, all was and then — CREATION and there was many in There was man, child of this new earth. yet imaged to God. Gertrude Tully Mary Beth Mackin 5 Mattia Musci Made by Love, Mother Marie Louise 6 7 Theresa Edwards to live in joy, Carol Nelson Pauline Piekarz 8 Betsy Lombardi Jane Spillane Ellen Gorman 9 Nancy Mulry 10 Man smiled upon this new-born Mother Gonzaga Eileen Gallagher — Student Body President all he saw, with God he called it Good. Ann Murphy 13 14 God’s and they were friends. Patricia McKeown And the gardei Lynn McCaffrey 16 Sandra Forbes Judy Allen where they walked was a happy place. 17 Anne-Marie Levesque Sheila Reilly 19 20 But man’s arms closed. No more to embrace, he grasped So that all would not be His — not man at And the unity was shattered. God’s hands that created did not But fisted with wrath. And there was pain and least. caress, death and sorrow But yet His hands Mother Mary — Dean 24 enclosed a Promise, a gift of Love, Emily Ford Jane McCormick 25 A Son, in Whom the world would be The womb of the earth was alive with redeemed. its fulfillment. Ages passed. Man waited • • • ftSMI 30 Helena Cacioppi Mary Lou Smith Joanne Megivern 33 It ‘t fc. ' l l W i J Suzanne Draghi Anne Harrick Margaret Moran 36 Carolyn Buck Margaret McCaffrey Mary O’Connor 37 Sorca McFadden Barbara Schmitt Leslie Haskins Iary Gallagher Betty Quinn Until, in the fulnes s The winds, Karen O’Brien of time, the Word was made Flesh. He made the earth His home. the dust, the waters were made holy by His Presence. 41 Mary Crawford Mary Joanne Raymond 44 46 Agnes McNamee Iris Mastrangelo He spread wide His hands, work- calloused and scarred with pain. Crucified, His arms encircled the universe in love. And all diffused, chaotic at the Fall, in His Being, once more touched. 48 49 50 Jocelyn Fortier Senora Becerra Joan McCoppin 51 Jane McClelland 53 Suzanne Sayegh from that love -embrace, came Life: first to man, His again . . . His to be. Elizabeth Riggio Mr. Taaffe 56 Dr. Bedard 57 And then to all creation. Anne Minton Nancy Shannon Mother Emmanuel Anne Schmid Ellen Gayton Elissa De Rogatis 63 To testify, through His splendor in each thing. that nothing He created is profane. 64 Noreen Siragusa Man, ingathered on the Cross, was charged to extend His image . . . Mother Mary of the Incarnation Mother Ancilla Father Mohrbacher Mother Adelaide 66 Mother Berenice Aileen O’Connor 68 ,r i i Mother Mary Jane 69 Mr. Thompson To recreate with his own hands . . Alice Walsh Camille Marchetta 74 Grace Vernon 77 Dr. McBride 78 Dr. Cioffari 79 Ifif JMUYVIH)S I Mtmrra Mrs. Delahanty Mrs. Mullany To bring forth with his labor . . . 80 MITHOaO DJ 3moj [ Cathy O’Donnell Mrs. Monaghan 84 Mr. Hussey Mr. Scully Mother Celeste Mother St. Matthew 86 Mother Alphonsus Dr. Kacmarynski 88 Maureen Furlong Mother Aloysius 89 Dr. Rogick Mr. Brodine 90 Mother Kevin Mother Alban 91 the Pleroma. 92 iKx In our hands, in the hands of all of us, world and life— our world, our life —are placed ready to be charged with the with a Real Presence like a Host, Divine influence . . . f the Incarnate Word. In the hands of all of us— in I hold in them myself to give 0 wonder, to create myself, 0 joy to form a world already my hands, I hold a gift, to Thee. who am already made, formed. I am a moment unique in the universe. A world unique in a world. Patricia Munnelly SH HIT! TAMMY GRIM Mr Gain, jcxir l THE SENSATIO (GENII Molly Brown Yet, flowing into my life is all life, 101 Maureen O’Connor Pat Lynch Imelda Maloney Genevieve Smith 106 107 Toni Giangrande 108 Marie There ' se Squerciati Susan Herald Linda Gorman MO Karen Doherty in and in me echoes the purpose of creation. Judy March Mary O’Leary In mind, the rim of time and space is shattered. 114 Joan Woodcome And thought achieves a brotherhood vaster than a single mind. Miss Greco Carol Gill manoNOig annf 120 Dr. Daly 121 Mother de Chantal Mother St. George 123 Eileen Kickham Suzi Hurzeler Miss Morrissey Mother Mary Alice Judith Travers Florence Alaimo Mr. O’Brien Mother Regis Mother Maria Carl Mother St. Paul ■ I I Mother Grace Miss Mooney Mr. Cassetta Rosalind Gaudio 132 Anne Farley 133 134 « ' V; Dr. Hufman Mother Austin Andrea Pinto and yesterday is now and far is here. Sandy Cisco Love, in delight, cleaves into the wild and separate self and lays it open to another 139 I 5 141 Rita Govoni By a smile Mr. Poli 144 Dr. Sheedy Maribeth Doran Mother Fidelis Sheila Cronan Janice Barry 146 Bonita King Mary Lou Maiolo Valerie Burke Lynda Kelly 151 152 Marguerite Parmelee 153 or word Patricia Michael Mother Therese Mother Dorothy Ann 154 Jacqueline Murray or gesture, 156 Helen Kruse ¥■ ” Barbara Gorr 159 Kathryn Golden Kateri O’Neill 161 until united — in charity — together, Mother Berchmans 162 Joan Kuchta 163 Mr. Ferguson 164 Anne Marie Di Maria our work makes holy and completes the world. 166 Barbara Filosa Beth O’Donnell Marguerite Fredrick 167 Mother Christopher Mrs. Thompson Mother Paula Mother Ursula 168 Mr. Colaneri The life of all things, recharged. S..J 170 recreated by our actions Mother Theophane 171 Eileen McNiff is moving — in our hands — to Him the Center. 177 178 by our hands Christine Hoefer The greater man becomes , the more humanity becomes united ' with consciousness of, and mastery of its potentialities, the more beautiful creation will be, the more perfect adoration will become, and the more Christ will find, for mystical extensions, a body worthy of resurrection. The world can no more have two summits than a circumference can have two centres. The star for which the world is waiting, without yet being able to give it a name, or rightly appreciate its true transcendence or even recognize the most spiritual and divine of its rays, is, necessarily, Christ Himself in whom we hope. Editorial Staff Editor CAMILLE MARCHETTA Literary Editor MARIE THERESE SQUERCIATJ KATHLEEN BURNS LITERARY STAFF KAREN O’BRIEN RITA GOVONI ARLENE O’CONNELL HELEN KRUSE ANDREA PINTO Assistant : MARGUERITE PARMELEE Art Editor ALICE WALSH JOANNE BOCK ART STAFF MARY CRAWFORD JOAN SULLIVAN Photography Editor IMELDA MALONEY SUSAN HERALD PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF GENEVIEVE SMITH Assistants PATRICIA CATENA ANNE HARRICK CATHY O’DONNELL TYPING STAFF JOSEPHINE DIAGONALE ANNE DOYLE THERESA EDWARDS Business Staff Business Manager . VALERIE BURKE Assistant Business Manager. MARIBETH DORAN Advertising Managers (ELIZABETH O’DONNELL MAUREEN MCCARTHY ADVERTISING STAFF SUZANNE DRAGHI ELLEN GAYTON BARBARA GORR ROSALIND GAUDIO MARGARET McCAFFREY KATHLEEN SCHWARTZ SUZANNE SEYMOUR MARY LOU SMITH Patron Managers (JOSEPHINE DIAGONALE CAROLE FABRIZZI Subscription Managers. (MADELINE HAMILTON MARGARET C. MYLOD Senior Portrait Manage i Publicity Managers .MAUREEN DRISCOLL PATRICIA CATENA PATRICIA MICHAEL PUBLICITY STAFF MARGUERITE FREDRICK RITA GOVONI ELLEN GAYTON MAUREEN O’CONNOR MARGARET WALLACE Campus Organizations ADVISORY BOARD DER EDELWEISSKRANZ President , Eileen Gallagher ’62 Vice-President , Kathleen Barry ’62 Recording Secretary , Kathryn Bell ’63 Corresponding Sec’y -Treasurer, Fran Italiano ’63 Ellen Gorman ’62 President , Elizabeth Greaves ’63 Vice-President, Margit Istok ’62 Secretary, Anita Kolbenschlag ’63 Treasurer, Betsy Bues ’63 Anne Minton ’62 Susanne Stubbs ’62 EL CENTRO HISPANO Joan Sullivan ’62 Mary TJna Gavin ’62 Joan McCoppin ’62 Ellen Kochen ’63 Brenda Meehan ’63 Diane Pennec ’63 Cecily Walsh’63 President , Sandra Forbes ’62 Vice-President, Isabella Demasi ’62 Secretary , Jackie Russillo ’63 T reasurer, Mary Lou Maiolo ’62 Publicity . Georcine Barna ’64 Judith Damm ’64 FAMILY LIFE CENTER Eileen Maher ’64 Kathleen O’Connor ’64 Kathleen Diskin ’64 National Chairman, Carole Schmidt ’62 Barbara Sansone ’64 pECELIA McCarton ’65 FAMILY LIFE CLUB Kathy Shields ’65 ASSEMBLY BOARD President , Barbara Gorr ’62 Vice-President, Patricia O’Connor ’62 Secretary, Anne Chapman ’63 Treasurer . Anne Mancino ’63 president, Janice Barry ’62 Patricia Beliveau ’62 GIRL SCOUT LEADERSHIP Mary Beth Ball ’63 Sallee McNamara ' 63 Marianne Cunilio ’64 Anne Quigley ’64 President, Sallee McNamara ’63 Vice-President, Irene Delano ’63 GLEE CLUB ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President, Joan Gavenda ’63 Vice-President, Aulana Pharis ’63 Secretary, Beth Wagner ’62 Treasurer . Kathleen Corrigan ’62 President, Molly McLoughlin ’62 Vice-President, Adrienne Kanach ’62 Secretary, Peggy Barrett ’64 Treasurer . Rose Smith ’62 Business Manager . Joanne Megivern ’62 Social Chairman, Mary Ellen Thebaut ’64 Publicity Director, Claire McGuire ’64 CHOIR President, Margaret Wallace ’62 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sec’y-Treasurer, Sandra Forbes ’62 President, Julian n Skurdenis ’64 CONFRATERNITY OF LEAGUE OF THE SACRED HEART CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE President, Julia Bishopp ’63 Vice-President, Isabella Demasi ’62 Secretary , Kathleen Jones ’63 President, Mary Beth Mackin ’62 Vice-President, Leslie Haskins ’62 Sec y -Treasurer. Nancy Packert ’63 Treasurer, Madeline Derlitz ’63 LE CERCLE JEANNE D’ARC COUNCIL OF DEBATE President, Mary Lou Zanca ’63 Secretary, Alice Duffy ’63 Treasurer , Eileen Keegan ’63 President, Gertrude Tully ’62 Vice-President, Anne DiMaria ’62 Secretary, Genevieve Maher ’63 Treasurer. Vfrna Pappalardo ’63 Director of Music. Jane Tapley ’62 DAUBERS LEGION OF MARY President , Helen Kessler ’63 Vice-President, Julia Bishopp ’63 Secretary-Treasurer, Anne Chapman ’63 President, Iris Mastr angelo ’62 Vice-President. Anne Murphy ’62 Secretary. Madeline Hamilton ’62 Treasurer. Betty Quinn ’62 188 MISSION CLUB SOCIOLOGY CLUB President , Catherine Cullen ’63 Vice-President, Rose Smith ’62 Secretary, Judi Jones ’63 Treasurer, Suzanne Drachi ’62 NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS Senior Delegate, Laudelina Martinez ’63 Junior Delegate, Sabina Sprague ’62 Alternate Delegates , Barbara Wismer ’64 Ellen Toal ’64 PROPS AND PAINT President, Margaret Priest ’62 Vice-President, Patricia Beliveau ’62 Secretary, Mary Lou Kelly ’62 Treasurer, Susan Hurzeler ’62 Production Manager, Marion O’Shea ’62 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB President . Elizabeth Quinn ’62 Vice-President, Mary Collin ’63 Secretary, Paula Guerin ’64 Treasurer, Mary Jo Raymond ’62 QUARTERLY Editor, Jocelyn Fortier ’62 Assistant Editor, Suzanne Sayegh ’62 Business Manager, Judy Allen ’62 SOCIAL BOARD President, Anne Harrick ’62 Vice-President, Frances Dresser ’63 Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Brennan ’62 Recording Secretary, Helene Smith ’62 Treasurer , Florence Alaimo ’62 Patricia Catena ’62 Katherine Golden ’62 Kay Gallagher ’63 Barbara LaHood ’63 Catherine Schrade ’63 Joy Canazon ’64 Mary Kehoe ’64 Louise Murray ’64 Mary Ellen Thebaut ’64 Kathy Buchler ’65 Susan Lynch ’65 President, Linda Gorman ’62 Sec’y-Treasurer, Catherine Tyburski ’62 SODALITY Prefect, Marguerite Parmelee ’62 Vice Prefect, Joan Woodcome ’62 Secretary, Bonita King ’62 Treasurer , Elizabeth Bues ’63 STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL President, Joan Sullivan ’62 1st Vice-President, Margaret Priest ’62 2nd Vice-President, Barbara Gorr ’62 Secretary, Linda Gorman ’62 TATLER Editor, Sheila Reilly ’62 Business Manager, Sally Scheisser ’63 UNDERGRADUATE CHAPTERS President, Linda Anne Schmid ’62 Vice-President-Treasurer, Anne Vogel ’62 Secretary, Elizabeth Lombardi ’62 UNITED STATES NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION Delegate, Lynda Kelly ’62 1st Alternate, Doris Sieci ’62 2nd Alternate, Carol Cappello ’64 WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Kathleen Barry Marcuerite Fredrick Eileen Gallagher Una Gavin Ellen Gorman Rita Govoni Anne Harrick Lynda Kelly Helen Kruse Camille Marchetta Anne Minton Marguerite Parmelee Margaret Priest Sheila Reilly Susanne Stubbs Joan Sullivan