Institute of Notre Dame - Clarissian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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CLASS OF i946 MARY C-ERTRUDE N EWETT Rainy weather puts a damper on Mary's spirits, but give her a good book and sunshine breaks through the rain. Exceptional in all her studies, she is especially happy in Latin class. Mary releases most ot her excess energy in dancing. Study Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mercy Com. I, 2, Our Lady's Com. 3. JULIA JOANNE PARROTT Come and bask in the sunshine of Jo's personality. Enjoy her creative ability in art. Laugh at her casual witty remarks, but you can never take Jo from us, because she belongs to l.N.D. Clarission Staff 4,7 Windows Art Editor 4. ALICE VIRGINIA PAULUS Jubilant Cinny's heart pounds with happiness with the rhythm of the drums she plays so ably. An all around favorite, her classmates will always remember her sparkling S irit. ID Mercy Committee I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Music Club Treasurer 4. BERNICE ROSE PEDDICORD Bernie strikes one on first meeting as a dignified, seri- ous young lady. She is ever pleasant and agreeable. Her amazing capacity for hard work and intentness of purpose insure her an outstanding career in years to come. Social Action Committee I, 2, Mercy Committee I, 4. MARY JANE PROSSER When not making use of her driver's license, Mary Jane can usually be found at the telephone spreading good news along the line. She expresses her opinions in sincere and candid ways. Bubbling with lite, she engages in soft- ball and swimming. League Promoter I, 2, 3, 4, Social Action Representative 3, Skating 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Basketball 4. ALICE VIRGINIA PAULUS BERNICE ROSE PEDDICORD 37 MARY GERTRUDE NEWETT JULIA JOANNE PARROTT MARY JANE PROSSER

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RUTH MARIE MAY MARY MAGDALEN MERSINGER MARGARET CECELIA MOELLER BETTY JANE MURRAY MARGARET ALTA MUMMERT RUTH MARIE MAY An enviable, frolicsome disposition and generous nature show the fullness of Ruth's heart, Petite and dainty, she is a veritable ray of sunshine in the classroom. The senior play gave evidence of her fine acting ability. Ruth will always be welcome wherever she goes. Senior Play 4, Stamp Committee 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Crusade Promoter I. MARY MAGDALEN MERSINGER School would be marvelouseif we had no homework is Merse's viewpoint, Her bashfulness is easily bedecked by the maidenly blush. The library seems to take up most of Mary's spare time, nevertheless, she manages school activities like an expert. Library Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Varsity Bowling 3, 4, Athletic Association 4, Sodality Representative 4. MARGARET CECELIA MGELLER Take a bit of mischief with a pinch of vivacity, add a ilttle sweetness and then you have Peg, the perfect recipe. There's a musical rhythm in the way she speaks and her magnetic graciousness links many to her happy chain of friends. Roller-Skating 45 Crusade Executive Board 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Basketball 2. MARGARET ALTA MUMMERT Peggy may be the youngest 4C girl, but it has not been a drawback in any of her studies or achievements. A pleasant disposition, quiet smile and real enthusiasm for the missions make up Peggy. Mercy Committee lg Crusade Promoter 2, RoIler'Skating 4. BETTY JANE MURRAY The lilt of Irish laughter is this petite miss, whose every mood is that of light-hearted gaiety which is an outlet for her dancing. Gentle-mannered and outspoken, she's a constant chatterer wherever she goes. -mstudent Council 4, Legion of Decency I, 2, Mercy Committee 4. SENIORS 36

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JANE FRANCES ROSENDALE CATHERINE ELIZABETH SANSOSTI CATHERINE REGINA SANDERS MARY EILEEN ROSENDALE BETTY JEANNE RUPPEL JANE FRANCES ROSEN DALE Few girls have the desire to keep constantly busy, as has Jane. She divides spare hours between her music and writing. A twelve-year student at l.N.D., Jane is completely devoted to her school. Windows 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, League Promoter I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2. MARY EILEEN ROSEN DALE Everything literary or musical appeals to Mary. She has enriched the orchestra for four years with the sweet strains of her clarinet. Of even disposition, Mary is rarely ruffled-but remains unalterably calm and unperturbed. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Windows 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll Sec- retary 4, Crusade Representative 2, 3. BETTY JEANNE RUPPEL Although undisturbed and resigned to any situation, Betty Jeanne distinguishes herself as getting things done efficiently. She loves adventure and seeks it in books, baseball too, delights her and the Stadium seems to be her favorite resort. Mercy Committee I, Our Lady's Committee 3. CATHERINE REGINA SANDERS The Crounod, Grieg, and Gershwin of 4D, Kay has often delighted us with her musical renditions. Her penetrating brown eyes melt into your very heart. Eager to please, endowed with an enviable, even temperament she is con- sistently quiet and unobtrusive. Mercy Committee I, Student Council 4, Stamp Committee 4. CATHERINE ELIZABETH SANSOSTI Tall, dark, reserved and cultured with her unusual busi- ness manner, Catherine should make the ideal secretary. Efficient in all that she does, her pensive brown eyes display a quantity of kindness, gentleness and sympathy. Student Council 4, Mercy Committee I, Crusade I, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS as