Mercyhurst College - Thesaurus Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Religious Exercises wr 'W E Q it B , ti.. 2 115.':l:-5, r 'ao' Fi ,, . 'ein .33 Q. 1. 'lag K , 'lego FEAST OF THE Immaculate Conception was the date of the Annual Sodality Communion Breakfast. Spiritual life on campus was revitalized by two annual Sodality activities. On December 8, Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Father Birken- hauer, guest speaker for the Communion Break- fast, penetratingly compared life with a stage production. In January, Father William and Fa- . . CAMMY KWOLEK, A Sk' , ther Paul, D1scalced Carmelites, centered the stu- my Inner and Sondra Konkoly participate in the dent retreat on the powerful effects and obliga- Rgsary pilgrimage in hgngf of Marys 'ti0I1S contained in the three simple WO1'dS faith, Immaculate Conception. hope, and charity. FATHER PAUL holds a retreat discussion with freshmen and OH!! FATHER William is it really true that Sophomofes in Room 29- your feet never get co1d?? 82

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S. L. STADELMAN explains the theory of religious dance interpretation. JOSEPH VICTOR Laderoute, tenor, thanks his accompanist after his performance in the Little Theatre. .5 li Am 1 ll we ...Mag , legen p w .ww gt., 1 x 4 1 1 ew, 'E 2' .,g, ii I 2 'M ,af L? W 7 1 sgfkw 3324 X' ii' .., Q .1 ,, if iq E 'A S . . 1 I DR. C. BOURCIER delights his audience with passages from M0Iiere. ELIZABETH REID, U. N. representative to Tanganyika, relates How the African Sees Africa. Competent lectures and artists brought enter- tainment and intellectual stimulation to the cam- pus. Dorothy Day's inspiring philosophy, Rev- erend Birkenhauer's account of the Antarctic, Dr. Daniel McDonald's magical feats, tenor Joseph Laderouteis amazing range, and Harry Barton's delightful pantomiming indicated that the pro- . gram had been thoughtfully planned. MERCYHURST STUDENTS portray Our Lady's Visitation to her Cousin Elizabeth under the direction of Sara Lee Stadelman.

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i F 'X-4 I I L I t 'I Aw., lf 1962 MAY QUEEN. Amy Grazioli, poses solemnly inthe Foyer. SENIORS STAND in formation during the 1961 May Day Pageant. May Day In keeping with tradition, the entire student body participated in the inspiring May Day pag- eant. Led by pages dressed in court costumes, the students in cap and gown formed an honor guard on the campus boulevard for May Queen, A. Grazioli, her attendants, C. Kaczmarek and R. Donohue, and her court of seniors. The crown- ing of Mary as Queen of May climaxed the traditional ceremonies after which the proces- sion wound its way to the main building, each senior leaving her bouquet at the statue's feet and pledging her devotion and love to Mary. CLAIRE MCDERMITT ap- proaches Our Lady's Statue for the 1961 May Day coronation. a ' v