Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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LITERARY STAFF Sitting: C. Collis, J. Innes, K. Gross, M. A. Kling, S. Riehman. Standing: C. Berhard, B. Beam, J. Fitzpatrick, A. ‘D’Ambrisi, M. L. Wilkinson, P. McBride, M. T. McNicholas, P. Leyshon, M. Cook. The Courtier The Courtier for 1954 is a compendium of all the experiences of college life. In the years to come, as we turn its pages we shall look back with happy memories to our college days and the friends with whom we shared so many wonderful hours. It is only because of the help and encouragement of our friends, relatives, photographer and publisher that this Courtier has become a reality. To them, we are sincerely grateful. CATHERINE GROSS Editor-in-Chief BUSINESS STAFF Front Row: E. Ho, C. Perri, A. Kanehann, V. Rossi, M. Russo, G. Galesi. Second Row: G. Larach, M. Sanzone, S. Kanehann, N. J. Carney, K. DeFilippis. GENEVIEVE GALESI Business Manager 176

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GRACE CHINISKI CAROL COLLIS Who's Who . This year four girls from the senior class were chosen to represent Georgian Court in the annual volume of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities”. The selection was based on a consideration of excellence, citizenship and service to the school, leader- ship in extra-curricular activities, and promise of future success in professional or business life. The four members of the senior class chosen for this privilege were Carol Collis, Grace Chiniski, Mary Ann Kling and Sally Riehman. Mother Marie Anna, president of the college, presented certificates to these girls as a testimony of the honor accorded them. af set Nay ais Ry ge MARY ANN KLING SALLY RIEHMAN 175

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BUSINESS STAFF F. Gregory, Audrey D’Ambrisi, E. Condina. The Court Page Since the time of Addison and Steele’s publication, the Spectator, newspapers have been one of thé chief mediums of effective communication to John Q. Public. With this in mind, members of the Court Page staff, the college monthly, use their originality and “Nose for news” to produce a well-rounded view of col- lege events. It is the Court Page editorial policy to give expression to the opinions and views of the students and integrate Catholic teaching and philosophy into its writing. For girls interested in the journalistic field, it offers invaluable experience in news reporting, feature and editorial writing, photography and layout. Mary Lou Wilkinson and Audrey D’Ambrisi work together as Editor and Business Manager, respectively. Interested students from all four classes are represented on the paper. Sister Mary Assumpta is the adviser and Mr. John O’Connor, instructor in journalism, is the moderator. 177 LITERARY STAFF Front Row: P. O’Connell, J. Heher, J. Innes, C. Collis, M. L. Wilkinson, R. Mika, S. Riehman. Back Row: K. O’Halloran, M. Barreras, M. Greurio, A. Ricciardelli, C. Frenking, C. Berhard, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Cook, P. Trilli. MARY LOU WILKINSON Editor-in-Chief aS = AUDREY D’AMBRISI Business Manager