Marywood School - Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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lbegafem af MAF As members of the Catholic Forum, Marywood debaters develop research technique as a requisite to effective debating. Gathered in the library :tor a group session are Iseatedl Ann Burke, Kathleen McCauley, Sharon Roth, Mary Kett, Nancy Haberkorn, and Agnes Podolinskyp fstandingl Barbara Hammes, Margaret Tucker, Sister Mary Alphonsus, moderator, Mary Lou Wade, Mary Lou Mordente, and Mary Kate Doud. Negative debaters Dick Dahl and Iohn Bure of St. George High School listen to Mary Lou Wade uphold the affirmative of the question under dis- cussion: An Organized World. Mary Lou's colleague, Agnes Podolinsky, waits her turn to debate. 43

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jk? 6ll glfl!00 ff' t:,gF.?? La,-E we Clare Nilles, art editor, Bonnie McDonald, editor-in-chief, Diane Coomber and Sharon Hale, photography editors: Clare and Bonnie with Gloria Pas- quesi and Ioyce McKenna, copy editors: Sheila Connor, business manager. Approximately three times daily, especially in rushed copy season, Room 225 is in a few seconds converted from the Sodality room into the press room. There the seven staff members of THE MARYWOOD enjoy an interchange of ideas and opinions on subjects relevant and irrelevant to their press world: they like to put into practice what they learned at the fall CSPA conference- To be willing to Write and re-write twenty times a simple Caption. They work enthusiastically, striving to make their yearbook one that will please the most tastidious Marywooder. 42

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ee CM flm Every winter there is plenty of Wonderland atmosphere for the girls of the Marywood Glee Club, outside and inside. Outside, a few carolers bank themselves before a campus evergreen, blending their merry notes in the crisp air: inside, for their parents' diversion, the Glee Club presents a gay and blithe medley of songs, dances, and skits. Freshman couples do the Skaters' Waltz g girls and boys of the Mary- wood-St. George Choral Club group themselves informally for a song fest: and Margo lVIcAniff does a winter ballet. 44