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

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ln cllargv ol' photography and page layout, Holly Xvllfll, Joann l'0lvrs, Jackie Elly, liilly fnssicly, Bihhs Crosby and l'eg'gy 'l'0Ilt'l' look up from their work on the yourhook. Best Seller for 1948 Nloro nlemhers on the lmsim-ss stall' were financiers: Slzimling-Ann Aumiller, Vhzir lotto Punto, Annu Marie llelcher, Joan Love, Vela-ste Larkin, Marilyn Mueller unc Geraldine Tohuk: Sitting'-Rose Rogers and Dolores Schulte. i

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WY . . of the t'larissian's literary staff which included Kathleen llotfman, Eleanor Mcllugh Dorothy.l,ewandowski,vMary Paula Utterbein, Rose Marie Meadow-l'rot't Jo' F d orking out write-ups, thinking up captions and counting headlines were the job , an or Doris hlmball, llelen Naeth, and Mary Jo Curran. o o The Clarzsszan Staff Wrote I. . . Regina Tibbels, business man' 1' b ager, is uilding up her bank balance with contracts for ads and patrons brought in by her assistants Mary Schmidt, Betty Horn, Mary Lee Y aeth, Loraine Cerny, Garnet Morgan, Margaret Paulus, Rose Marie Mascari, Geraldine Rohrbaugh and Dorothy Lurz. N

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atiuitiea I3 with 172 Feathers, moccasins and painted faces characterized Freshmen Initiation, September 30. Acting as hostesses, juniors gaily dressed their little sisters as natives of early America. Assembled before the tribal council, the freshmen received instructions on how to be a big chief or a good squaw. Tom-toms echoed and war cries resounded as frosh pa- pooses were welcomed into the tribe of INDians. Lower left: frosh, decorated with war paint seem to enjoy the entertainment. Center: juniors con- coct ways to torment the frosh, who sit around on benches waiting to be initiated. 'Xxx On the sidelines, juniors line up cokes and cookies.