Dominican College of San Rafael - Firebrand Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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MADELEINE ROSE major: sociology minor: ENGLISH Transfer from College of Notre Dame. Belmont Edge Hill House Mother. ' 47 President Phi Beta Mu, ' 47 1. R. C. French Club Art Club

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CAROL MARIA PAGLIARULO CAROL is tiny and quick, with soft brown eyes and short brown hair which bobs up and down as she hurries along. She has a large amount of energy for one so small, and likes to get everything she has to do done as soon as possible. Her moments of re- laxation are often spent in a good argument, which she thoroughly enjoys, and in which she is particu- larly adept at proving her point; she does so with a quiet tact. Those who do not know her well think she is re- served and studious, (perhaps because they see her most often in the Reference Room,) but always plea- sant. She has a genuine liking for economics problems, which may explain her aversion to noise in general. Interested in foreign trade, at her graduation in De- cember she was half inclined towards that as a career, undecided only because she thought she might use her talent for argument in law school. I 49

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MADELEINE ROSE Al ANO ' S face in repose suggests that of a dark- 11 eyed cherub. She claims that her crisp, curly, black hair is her dearest detestation and she pampers it with a variety of good-looking hats. When she smiles her eyes twinkle, and one knows why she is among the leading spirits at Edge Hill. She throws herself unstintingly into anything that will make Edge Hill happier. She plays the ukelele and she de- lights in singing Hawaiian songs; nothing pleases her more than to sing with her companions in a chorus, deepened by her fine alto voice. She is a great enter- tainer; her sense of humor ranges from the telling of jokes that have stood the test of time to the playing of newly thought up practical pranks. No one is afraid to ask Mano to do a favor, and she will take the re- sponsibility of carrying out any school program as long as she is given reasonable time. For her own plea- sure she elects the movies, reads widely, and talks about cases in sociology. Like all the sociology majors, she spends no end of hours in the library, but even there her spirits never seem to be dampened. 51