Rosary College - Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

ROSARY COLLEGE ARCHIVES RIVER FOREST, ILLINOIS Rosary: it reaches back in its cultural traditions to the thirteenth century, and in its aspirations for into the future. -YEAR OSARY COLLEGE IVER FOREST, ILLINOIS 1944-45 ication To Our Lady of the Rosary, Queen of the Anqels and of Men, who appeared to the little child ren of Fatlnna bringing a divine promise of peace to a world at war, we dedicate this record of our year at Rosary. It is a labor of love, sanc- tified by her benediction, made possible by her intercession. It is a gift from the children of the Rosary to their Lady, Queen of the Rosary. The Loving Friend of Youth . . . hlis Excellency, The Most Reverend Sannuel A. Stritch, D.D. Archbishop of Chicago Tall elms flaring gold, and red Ivy staining gray walls . . . Laughter echoing down gleanning halls . . . Crisp pages of new-cut texts . . . Enthusiastic recitations from fresh minds . . . Bonfires, and charred weiners flavored with leaf smoke . . . . . . Autumn Come, Holy Ghost, Creator blest And in our hearts take up Thy rest . . . For they are here, Lord, waiting to receive Thee. Accept our gifts, humble and meager though they be, which we lay at the fo ot of Thy altar: our new and hopeful year, its coming trials and triumphs still veiled by the future. Come with Thy grace and heavenly aid To fill the hearts which Thou hast made . . .' We commit ourselves to charity and truth, instruct and enlighten our minds, so ready to receive your light. Give us grace to renew daily this solemn declaration which we have this day pledged in the . . . . . . Ylfjass CHAPLAIN OF ROSARY COLLEGE Dear Students: It is gratifying to me that Rosary College's Activity Book is dedicated to the Blessed Mother, our special Patroness. It is pleasing to find yet another expression of that deep love for the Blessed Mother which is felt for her by the faculty and students of Rosary. We, as members of these United States, are dedicated to Mary under her title of the Immaculate Conception ; as members of Rosary College we are dedicated to her again under her title of Queen of the Most Holy Rosary. In comparatively recent years our Blessed Mother has appeared to man twice: at Lourdes as the Immaculate Conception, at Fatima as Queen of the Most Holy Rosary. Thus she has chosen the second and third last invocations of the Litany of Loretto. We may hope that she will deign to visit us yet once more, this time under the title of the last invocation, that of Queen of Peace. It is my hope that you will help to hasten the day of Mary's next apparition by praying to her under her title of Queen of Peace, so that she will bring with her from her Divine Son true peace, so that she will soon reign over a world which knows true peace. Sincerely yours in Christ, FATHER FREDERICK E. KLUEG, CP. 10 SEPTEMBER TOP ROW: A. M. Mohogoven, E. M. Hendricks, D. Ford, G. frucco, M. A. Kinnare, R. Miller, M. Hanrahan, M. Bluel, A. O'Keefe, B. Methe, M. L. Cartwright. CENTER ROW: P. O'Neill, C. Askey, J. Fitzsimmons, M. K. O'Brien, J. A. Frawley, D. Gallagher, A. Bauer, J. Cox, J. Yound, M. Pawelczyk, P. Cooney, N. Giiray, S. Siebengartner, A. Doyle. BOTTOM ROW: P. Martin, M. Vogel, M. Roy, E. Roy, M. O'Conneil, M. L Wilms, M. Kopal, J. Blume, B. Schroeder, M. Moore. TOP ROW: J. FHarder, G. Myszkowski, M. Rauth, H. M. George, D. Bogdanowicz, H. M. Gibson, L. Masur, J. Young, N. McDonald, F. Larkin, C. Mullenberg. CENTER ROW: M. J. Brennan, J. Wood, M. A. Luke, P. Whaley, M. Alexander, M. Aldworth, A. E. Jerry, R. Duncan, M. Gross, R. Kroh, B. Cates, V. Saigh, M. L. Mueller, M. Brody. BOTTOM ROW: M. Stafford, L. Gebhardt, L. Klose, M. A. Steiner, J. Sawyer, G. Shiplock, A. Stafford, J. Heaphy, I. Ensweiler, G. Dunne, M. Guerrierri. TOP ROW: A. Strong, B. Craig, N. McCormick, G. Pecaro, L. Cholod, J. A. Logelin, M. Hohe, M. McGarr, K. WIeber. CENTER ROW: C. O'Hara, E. O'Hern, B. Reidy, M. Colnar, F. Dunne, S. Schwinn, A. Grady, M. Murray. BOTTOM ROW: P. Stickney, M. L. Heinz, P. McGowan, M. A. Brecelnik, D. Gorham, P. Murphy, L. Brodnicki, A. Zender, A. Brekke. 12 SEPTEMBER TOP ROW: J.Kemper, P.Jones, R. Gleason, P. Brennan, I.Hellyer, S.Sinn, T. Gits, M.J.Bevers, N.Nelson, J.Copeland CENTER ROW: P. Thayer, P. Tyrrell, H. Carrithers, V.Walsh, D.Ellis, R.Patterson, C. Hanser, D. Dussan, K.Ellis BOTTOM ROW- S J Maxey, M. O'Reilly, P.Lyons, R. Cunninsham, J. Bielefeld, C. McCarthy, M.Dillon, M . Prendersast, M.Abie TOP ROW: S.Tillman, A. Bombenser. P.Sullivan, V. Rusch, P. McGauley, A. Blattner, P. Conley, K. Kellogs, M.Barrett, V. Stewart, J. Grace CENTER ROW: R. Hanson, N. Russell, B. L. Berry, M. M uton, B. Bennett, M. C. Maas, M. L. Burke, J. Barry, C. Bellew, G. Wright. BOTTOM ROW: R. Munch, M. Papin, J. Donnelly, J. Capizzi, T. Galligan, F. Wager, J. Gutson, D. Jones, E. Osadjan, M. Kucera, T. Tierney TOP ROW: M. K. O'Brien, B. R. Kerz, J. Gorsuch, J. Hudson, G. Gannon, L. Stolzer, L. Cionciola, J. Scanlan, C. Mueller, E. Naselli CENTER ROW: M. Mooney, P. Hartigan, R. Biedermann, J. Fitzgerald, M. F eeley, S. Wolfe, M. A. Durkin, PH. Kolinowski, M. J. Stenz, M. E. Keyes BOTTOM ROW: E. FHintz, J. Donahue, B. Brennan, M. Capizzi, M. T. Moron, M. I. Daleiden, M. Gross, J. Cullen, J. Case TOP ROW: L. Kunka, J. Joskowski, M. Matlovish, E. Maywold, A. Isermann, M. Worland, V. Morovec, A. Beaton, G. Braun THIRD ROW: J. Pinion, J. Crevcoure, M. Kelley, L. Corrin, B. Morand, M. A. Thornton, F. Kientzle, M. Del Bello, P. Petelle, S. Nutant, H. White SECOND ROW: J. Burke, P. Kocourek, D. Dormstadt, P. Ortschied, R. Seppla, V.Smith, R. Deutsch, L. Holden, B. Roach, A. Chorzepa, K. Hudson FIRST ROW: V. Donlan, R. Nadjowski, M. Collins, B. Kettles, B. McLaughlin, M. V alsh, M. Austin, P. Somers, R. West- gate, M. Dzurus, C. Borr 15 SEPTEMBER TOP ROW (left to right): J. Taylor, A. Ryan, J. Koutnik, M. Allen, G. Richards, H. DuBois, J. Meehan, M. Winterfield, K. Lepine, J. Burke. CENTER ROW: G. Everson, R. Schmltz, S. Whalen, M. Cavanaugh, H. BradI, A. Casey, E. Barton, K. Calvert, P. Mudd. BOTTOM ROW: B. Rohde, E. McDonough, H. Kluczewski, R. hiackner, D. Arnold, M. Crowley, H . LaBerge, M. Carroll, M. Schnell. TOP ROW (left to right): M. Knoedler, M. Gagan, R. Zuk, M. Weltzel, M. Weiss, G. Rino, M. Vice, M. Williams, P. Nix, M. Hickey. CENTER ROW: B. Wagar, J. Vilim, P. Olsen, J. Zuckerman, W. Kuhn, P. Page, V. Eischen, M. Gleason, C. Frase, hi. Ryan, I. Carey, R. Carey, M. Arnold, L. Tarachas. BOTTOM ROW: J. Mahoney, J. Liepe, D. Schulkins, H. McSweeney, C. Walker, R. Holland, J. Lynch, P. Ryan, C. Wilkin. TOP ROW (left to right): M. Wilson, I. Kuipers, E. Menefee, G. Czerwinski, M. Ruesenberg, M. Mon- deika, K. Kerwin,.L. Naugzemis, M. McGuire, J. Baratta, M. Johannes, P. Seennann, M. Thonnpson, C. DeBoer, F. Weldon, M. Frank. SECOND ROW: V. Idasek, J. Morrison, G. Friedl, V. Gramer, C. Cleary, M. Pechota, J. Berliner, E. Gross, A. McNellis, J. Cunnnnings, R. Peterson. THIRD ROW: J. Viola, P. Kopecky, F. Wrobel, K. McGoldrick, E. Carter, Y. Lawlor, M. Walsh, K. Fox, R. McNamara, M. Kennedy, R. Brost, M. Himes. BOTTOM ROW: J. Manix, J. Wilson, F. KresI, G. Humphrey, R. Kelley, M. McKenzie, G. McMahon, G. Williams, P. Strale, M. Schuster, M. Gorman. TOP ROW (left to right): A. Dougherty, L. D'Amore, R. Haller, M. Landsea, H. Resnowski, P. Calabrese, J. Case, K. Finnegan, E. Colterjohn, M. Rafferty, T. Conrad. CENTER ROW: M. Huber, M. Egan, L. Haley, M. Bowman, M. Zingsheim, M. Matthews, R. O'Reilly, R. Mulvihill, ,R. Kortendick M. Cinque- grani, M. Puhl, Y. Simonet, S. Beaton. BOTTOM ROW: M. Timlin, J. Parazin, H. Strenning, C. Favero, M. Smith, M. Morrissey, E. Anderman, M. Coad, R. Olson, R. Mitchell. 18 Rosary Sunday, this year October I , is the College's patronal feast, made unforgettable by traditional services. Opened by an early nnorning solemn high mass, the ceremonies were con- tinued in mid-afternoon when the Very Reverend John L. Callahan, O.P. spoke. This was followed by the blessing of one thousand roses to be offered to Our Lady and the lighting of the Peace Candle. The A Capella Choir sang O Salutaris hiostia ' and Tantum Ergo at the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament which ensued. A daylight procession to the grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes closed the afternoon service. Crowning gift of the children of the Rosary on this day was a second pro- cession by torchlight to Our Lady's grotto accompanied by the devoted hHall Mary's of the participants who told their beads along the way. 3n iWemoriam HOPE CHENEY For Hope and for Pat, a Senior and a Freshman, life Is just beginning— not the earthly life with Its trials and tasks, but the heavenly life of reward for living well the preliminary round. Thus the end has been the beginning, and strife has ended in peace. Hope was extremely thoughtful and had a wonderful sense of humor. Her interest in others and her knack of having a good time with them made her the center of any group. She was always beautifully groomed and we loved to see her about the halls, slender and charming with her blue eyes crinkling in a laugh. Pat was Rosary's synonym for kindness and mis- chief. Pat always discouraged uncharitable com- ments about anyone. She was kind to the Insignifi- cant member of a group, and went out of her way to do anything she could do for another. But above all, her faith was an integral part of her personality, reflected by her every action and thought. A daily communicant, she was exceptional In her piety. These two will be remembered often in Rosary's prayers. We hope they will remember us in theirs. PATRICIA CALLAHAN 21 OCTOBER THE ROSARIAN Bond CommitTCch An I tdrpcm!cvt Newspaper SpOnSOfS Pfljf ROSARY COLLEGE — RIVER FOREST, ILL. C . Left to right (standing): Mary Elizabeth O'Connor, circulation manager; R. Jeanne Jennings, advertising manager; Gay McDowell, advertising manager (1944); Jean Lynch, columnist; Lorraine Delany, editor-in-chief. Seated: Rosemary McNamara, associate editor; Mary McKenzie, secretary- treasurer of Delta Sigma; Nancy Gallagher, president of Delta Sigma and associate editor; Isabel Kipping, business manager. In the snap at the right: Rosemary McNamara, Charlotte Stack of the advertising department, Lorraine Delany. o6anan an ma The Rosarian, our college paper, is edited and staffed by students interested in journalism, either as a career, or as a hobby. It presents the news in Rosary fashion and from the student viewpoint. It Is a mixture of the religious, the educational and the humorous. All in all, a collegiate and Catholic newspaper! Delta Sigma, the press club, and The Rosarian work in close collaboration. Membership In Delta Sigma is obtained by prescribed work in the editorial, advertising, or make-up department of The Rosarian. Beginning with its December election and a January get-together which featured articles written in the newswritlng class, Delta Sigma followed up with lectures of personal adventures in journalism by Maureen Daly, '42, and Dorothy Maguire, '38. Miss Daly originated the Chicago Tribune column, On the Solid Side, and Is a writer of book reviews; Miss Maguire Is a Chicago Tribune employee. A May initiation tea in honor of all new members brought the season to a festive close. 22 OCTOBER Srex, the dramatic society, selected its three major productions of the year from the annals of great comedy. October saw the curtains rise on the modern American satire, First Lady, followed by a representative of the best in French drama, The Miser, while a unique outdoor presentation of A Mid- summer Night's Dream closed the season. Srex has always been something more than a multicolored mixture of footlights, grease paint, parties and Christmas teas. Its name stands primarily for all that means good theater at Rosary College and for all that tends to encourage creative and critical endeavor among those students interested in the drama. A scene from First Lady, Grex's first production of the 1944-45 season. NOVEMBER The Very Reverend SAMUEL CHARLES MAZZUCHELLl Order of Preachers 1806-1864 A noble-featured aristocratic Italian left his native land in 1828 to start his career as a missionary in America. But this man was more than a missionary. hHe was an educator. Accordingly, he built an rr-odemy in Benton, Wisconsin, later moved to Sinsinawa. At the request of Cardinal Mundelein, the Dominican Sisters transferred the college department of Saint Clara's to the Chicago diocese. On June 20, 1920, the beloved Cardinal laid the cornerstone and two years later, in September, 1922, Rosary College opened its doors to young women in quest of scholarship and culture. At that time only Mother Emily Hall and the Science Building were completed. Work on the beautiful Gothic west wing, a centenary memorial of Father Samuel's ordination by Bishop Fenwick, was not begun until Founder's Day, 1930. 24 NOVEMBER Memorable event — the turning of the first spadeful of earth for Lewis Memorial, 1931. 25 NOVEMBER REVEREND J. W. REGAN, O.P. Retreat Master Though the outward transition fronn pulsating activity to simple meditation is startling, the Retreat brings an inward change too, not quite so noticeable, but that is only because no one can hear hearts sing or see thoughts wing themselves to God. Father Regan's each thought is a meditation; each sentence a challenge. Vibrant collegians are brought to realize that not united to God we are worse than nothing. Intimate nearness to Love during the days of retreat makes us appreciate Mary Dixon Thayer's surging emotion in writing: Love rose — for thus Love would atone — and passed through space and chose our mean, ungrateful earth To the wonder of the skies, saying, I shall pause here. Yes, Love paused — and in Retreat we pause to learn more of it; to learn that the things that count most are the things we cannot count. In these days we taste a mere fragm ent of the fabulous joy we are sometime to possess if our human lives are lived for the love of God. Father Regan states that we become like unto the things we love most, then asks what might happen if we love God very much. If we love God enough we shall appreciate suffering because we will Interpret it not as a sign of hHis malediction but of hHis benediction, for, whom the Lord loveth. He chastiseth, and v e shall strive to reproduce the life of Christ in ourselves. There must be enough clouds in our life to make of its passage a very beautiful sunset. 26 NOVEMBER LeotoLeion Theotokeion is many things. It is an association of Rosary College students outstanding in scholastic work. It is a society fostering high Ideals of honesty and scholarship, initiating Its carefully selected members in impressive chapel ceremonies, and uniting them through the study of subjects of common interest. It is an active organization, conducting a drive for the scholarship fund, meeting frequently to discuss the best that has been done in art and literature, holding a round-table talk on communism, evaluating war-time discoveries in medicine. It Is a union of Catholic college women, loud In the praise of their Church and anxious to support - er in all the activities In which She may need their assistance. It Is an organization dedicated to and placed under the special protection of Our Lady. All this is Theotokeion. It truly belongs to the Mother of Sod. OFFICERS Mary Elizabeth O'Connor, President Helen McGrath, Vice-President Winifred Bowman, Secretary-Treasurer Full Members Charmian Aeby Elizabeth Anne Burbridge Dolores Brosnahan Corinne Cohan Anne Cox Janet Cunningham Mary Curran Lorraine Delany Mary Virginia Doyle Theresa Doyle Arlene Egan Clara Rose Faist Mary Lucille Flanagan Clare Foley Betty Gloudeman Ann Marie Hacker Mary Halloran Genevieve Hanley Kathleen Heller Ruth Marie Hiclcey Isabel Kipping Muriel Long Marilyn Madden Patricia Mork Joan Morley Catherine McGarr Isabel McLaughlin Aileen McNeills Mary Alice. Naughton Ethel Oink Helen Oselka Rita Petrick Marjorie Quinn Madelyn Rice Gloria Shepanek Ritamarie Sima Audrey Smith Mary Spalding Betty Spehar Betty Sweeney Marian Triner Antoinette Valeric Delfina Vergara Bernadette Ward Mary Constance Woods Mary Helen Woods Carol Wuerst Loretta Zolper Associate Members Mary Helen Mondeika LaVerne Naugzemis Sylvia Raczkus Joan Stinson Jane Taylor Marguerite Thompson Betty Wagar Marjorie Weiss Mary Joan Weitzel Marilyn Williams Margaret Bowman Helen BradI Joan Cummings Genevieve Czerwinski Mary Catherine Dowd Virginia Eischen Marian Johannes Patricia Kopecky Winifred Kuhn Inez Kuipers Edwina McDonald Mary McKenzie Jean Manix Virginia Monarque 27 NOVEMBER The black and white marble hall of Lewis Memorial, lit only by candle, loomed high in the flickering shadowsoneevening lastfaij, as black cap-and-gowned figures conducted the new members through the rituals of Torch's formal initiation. There the new members were presented with candles as burning symbols of the ideals for which Torch stands — Religion, Sportsmanship, and Leadership. The annual initiation was followed by a buffet supper for all members, both new and old. Its most elaborate activity of the year was the Mardi Gras, given for the benefit of the Blessed Martin de Porres Center. Torch was organized in the fall of 1927 with ten members; at the present time it numbers fifty- three members. Left to rlsht (seated at desk): Audrey Smith, secretary; Isabel Kipping, president; Ethel Oink, vice-president; (standing) Winifred Bowman, treasurer. Top Row: M. C. Woods, V. Doyle, A. Bush, P. Supan, S. Beaton, M. Graffy, M. Bowman, B. Sweeney, J. Hubbard. Second Row: J. Lord, P. O'Brien, R. Leahy, D. Catalano, H. Grady, P. Mork, R. Jennings, M. E. O'Connor, A. Cox, J. Cunningham, B. Gloudeman, R. McNamara. Third Row: J. Considine, M. Thornton, N. Gallagher, G. hianley, G. McDowell, R. Petrick, R. Polanco, M. Quinn, L. Zolper, P. Tighe, J. Parazin, M. Spalding, M. Wright, H LaBerge, L. Delany, C. Cohan. Bottom Row: R. Holland. G. Bruns, R. Bulavo, P. Gildner, C. McGarr, A. Murphy, J. Morley, J. Morley, J. Lynch, H. McGrath, W. Kuhn. 28 NOVEMBER ROSARY COLLEGE ARCHIVES RIVER FOREST, ILLINOIS Le-ft to right: Standing: Pa+ricia Mork, Cecilia Buckley, Loretta Zolper, Nicolette Sikokis, Meta Korbakes, Lorraine Tarachas. Seated: Betty Waser, secretary-treasurer of Writers' Club, Rita Petrick, presi- dent of Writers' Club, Betty Spehar, co-editor of The Eagle, Mary Carmody. Not pictured: Bernadette Ward, co-editor of The Eagle and first semester president of Writers' Club. To the student interested in creative writing. Writers' Club is a halcyon Isle. FHere are persons like herself, interested in iambic pentameter feet, how to sell a short story, or the merit of Wllla Gather's latest novel. And when she longs for the thrill of seeing the children of her own mind set down in print, there is Rosary's magazine. The Eagle, to the rescue. Writers' Club and The Eagle were founded to encourage literary activity among the students and to promote appreciation of fine writing. The meetings of Writers' Club are concerned chiefly with the study and constructive criticism of original student compositions, while the pages of The Eagle mirror the best of these compositions In Its three annual issues. As Its special activities for the year, Writers' Club sponsored its annual Short Story Contest in the spring and participated in a meeting with Theotokeion devoted to the life and work of Gerard Manley Hopkins. 29 mm DECEMBER Fluffy snow-puffs rounding pointed gables . . . I Busy hum under-running the silence of the crowded library . . . I Cozy gatherings: from tea and toast to noodle soup (miraculous hotplate) . . . Songful sleighrides on moonbright nights . . . West woods a white wonderland . . . : , . . .... Winter i ! ■ - ■ ■ 7 DECEMBER Vivid red and green festoon the social hall for the all-school Christmas Tea which clinnaxes the Guild Christmas Charity Drive. On this occasion the ideal of the G uild which Is to bind the whole student body together through cooperation in spiritual activities and in spiritual and corporal works of mercy Is at Its zenith. i r- xl ■ Nor does this ideal lose its savour as the party vogue fades. Under the direction ot Catherine McGarr prefect, the work of the Rosary College Guild Is parceled out to four academies. The Senior class is synonymous with the Eucharlstic-Our Lady Academy which sews vestments for army chaplains and missionaries, arranges for novenas, and schedules adoration periods for First Friday and group Rosaries each noon. , , ., n i m i j 4.L Catholic literature is the Interest of the Junior class which operates the Library Book Nook and the Guild Rental Library, and sponsors Catholic book reviews. i r , • The Apostolic Academy, the Sophomore class' charge, collects pennies for Heaven by fostering penny and prayer drives for the missions. This academy later In the year will sponsor the movie, For God and Country, for the missions. r i • i i j The Freshman class is responsible for the work of the Social Action Academy of which colored missions and Catholic Evidence are the special concerns. A Saint Patricks day Cake Walk will be sponsored, the proceeds of which will help defray expenses of the summer street preachers. GUILD BOARD: (clockwise) Maureen McGarr, Loretta Zolper, Lorraine Delan y Betty Sweeney, Margaret Daibv, Mary Virqinia Doyle, Catherine McGarr, prefect, Joan Isermann, Mary Carnnody, Inez Kuipers, Mary Ahce Bush, Mary Ellen Keyes. The snaps at the botton show some of the street preachers. 32 DECEMBER Left to right: Standing: Jane Flood, courtesy chairman; Judith Morley, non-resident Junior representative; Mary Catherine Stewart, non-resident co-chairman; Rita Kortendick, Sophomore representative; Mary Spalding, executive secretary; Seated: Ruth Murphy, resident Junior representative; Mary Margaret O'Connor, resident co-chairman, and Phyllis Gildner, resident Junior representative. Not pictured: Virginia Tracy, treasurer, and Roseann Donohue, Senior representative. Guest speakers invited during the first semester of 1944-45 to address the Rosary College Socio- logical Society were largely from the field of criminology and penology. The Reverend John P. Farrell, chaplain of Pontiac Reformatory opened the series with a dynamic talk and discussion, hie was followed some weeks later by Mr. Virgil W. Peterson, Director of the Chicago Crime Commission. The Reverend Robert P. Donovan, chaplain of the Illinois State Training School for boys at Saint Charles, was third in this distinguished series. The Reverend Ralph Gallagher, S. J., Loyola University, gave the final talk bringing out clearly in it the relation between sociology and social work in the field of delinquency. During the second semester Miss Mary Catherine Gorman, '41, opened the new series by an explana- tion of her field psychiatric social work. This will be followed by similar discussions of other fields of social work. A Guest Book is kept by the Society. The membership of the Society is drawn from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes. Its aim is to make possible a better understanding of society and social problems. In their Junior and Senior years, members of the Society have opportunity for close contact with real situations in the volunteer services at various agencies. 33 DECEMBER LEFT TO RIGHT: Delfina Vergara: Mary Colliana, treasurer; Ida Reboyras; Annamae Bush, secretary; Muriel Long, president; Elizabeth Anne Burbridge, vice-president; Maria Bethsabe Garcia, Dorothy Kelly, program co-chairmen; Marai Guadalupe Garcia. NOT PICTURED: Marilyn Williams, program co-chairman. The Spanish Club takes i+s interesting name, Calaruega, from the birthplace of Saint Dominic. Established in 1940, the aim of the Spanish Club is to promote a better understanding of the Spanish and Latin American people through a more complete knowledge of their culture, literature, customs and language. This has been achieved by active participation of each member in all the Club's activities. The eighty members in Calaruega included this year tvyo students from Mexico, one from Colombia, and one from Puerto Rico. It began the term with its annual initiation of new members. The December meeting featured an all-Spanish Christmas program, followed by a tea. Later during the year it spon- sored a movie. The Virgin of Guadalupe, a joint meeting with the French and German Clubs, and a Pan American Assembly. The season ended with the participation of the entire department in the May meeting. 34 DECEMBER V 1 lanovietten The German students, Including the beloved canine nnember, Barry, have formed Rosary's newest club, Die Marionetten or little followers of Mary. With a desire to emphasize the truly worth while accomplishments that the Germany of old presented to the world, monthly meetings are held during which the members try to learn a little more of the background and customs of the people whose language they are studying. The event calendar of Die Marionetten was full and varied this first year of its existence. A meeting with the History Club was held to discuss Germany's future position in the world, while a joint meeting with other modern language clubs laid emphasis on German culture. A talk by a German refugee con- cerning the education of his countrymen was followed by an alles Deutsch picnic and a Kaffee-klatsch. As the final event of the year, members presented a marionette Interpretation of Haensel and Gretel at Rosary. LEFT TO RIGHT: Standins: Ruth Kroh, Claire Hansen, Helen McGra+h, Marilyn Abel, Helen Rose Kluczewski, Marian Johannes, Marie Walsh. SEATED: Clara Rose Faist, Ruthmary Olson, Joan Mullenberg, Winifred Kuhn, vice-president, Barry, Barbara Hopp, president, Kathleen Calvert, secretary-treasurer, Ann Bauer, Rosemary Hackner. Loretta Zolper. 35 nstma6 ieed We aij n lore DECEMBER Left to Right, Standing: Genevieve Locke, Madelyn Rice, Marie Lonier, Lorraine Delany, Jean Monix, Winifred Bov man, Marita Wfiite, Mary Constance Woods. Seated: Mary Carmody, Ann Marie Hacker, Margaret Bowman, secretary-treasurer, Marjorie Quinn, president, Jean Parazin, vice-president, Camille Pascal, Grace Bruns, Genevieve Hanley, Corinne Cofian. Seated on floor: Dorothy Kelly, Anne Cox, Janet Cunningham. Eh, voila! What have we here? — Mais, oui, it's the French Club, known in official circles as Cercle Fleur-de-Lis, the name deriving its significance from the crest of the royal family of France. Even If you don't parlez-vous, you probably recognize the French Club as one of the most popular and active organizations on Rosary's campus. Fleur-de-Lis was organized in the year 1936-37 by a group of French majors who, returning from Fribourg, wished to continue their Interest In French. This Interest is fostered in several ways, for Cercle Fleur-de-LIs has for Its alms and ideals: (|) to acquaint its members with French customs, language, and traditions; (2) to Instill an appreciation and taste for all things French; (3) to provide an opportunity for students to carry on familiar Frencin conversations; (4) to assure that cultural subjects will not be neglected In a world which stresses vocational studies. The Club functions throughout the year. Not only are the regular meetings conducted, but special projects are sponsored. The first semester's activities Included the presentation of an all-school movie. The Cathedral of Notre Dame, while the second semester was highlighted by the joint language meet- ing with the Spanish and German Clubs, and by the Spring picnic on the Cloister Wal' . (Oooo-la-la! . . . That sidewalk cafe atmosphere!). 37 JANUARY LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING: Audrey Smith, Isabel McLaughlin, Betfy Sweeney, Mary Curran, Elizabeth Barton, Jacqueline Lord, Ritamarie Sima, Mary Bohan. SEATED: Mary Elizabeth O'Connor, Jeanne Flanasan, Rita Leahy, Janet hHubbard, secretary-treasurer, Arlene Egan, president, Janet Cunningham, Mary Alice Bush, hielene Grady. One of the oldest departmental organizations in the school, the hiistory Club is proof of the interest that Rosary College students have always had in current affairs. Through a desire to keep in touch with developments in the world today, the History Club meets frequently and sponsors its Current Affairs Forum twice a month. In the past year, the Forum held discussions on Japan, China, Arab nationalism, the Zionist movement, Germany, Latin America, peacetime conscription and the British Empire. Having been given charge of our College's peace activities, the History Club has represented Rosary at both regional and national meetings of the Student Peace Federation of the Catholic Association for International Peace. 38 JANUARY a tliema tic6 C lu I? Integrals, hyperbolas and logarithms may be suitable for mathematics classes but the meetings of the Mathematics Club favor the lighter side of that most exact of sciences. Club meetings range from talks on the lives of great mathematicians and the history of mathematics to playing mathematical games and solving puzzles. Among the highlights of the year's programs were a mathematical contest designed to stump the experts, a lecture on astronomy, a discussion of the influence of the war on mathematics and a demon- stration on the use of the slide rule. As a climax to the year's events, members of Math Club invited their friends to the Club's annual picnic on the campus. LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING: Barbara Hopp, Helen McGra+h, Winifred Bowman, Jane Taylor, Margaret Bowman, Helen Firth, Patricia Kopecky. SEATED: Mary Constance Woods, Marian Feeley, Dolores Arnold, Mary Therese HIckey, Rita LaMarche, treasurer, Eugenia Bley, president, Clara Rose Falst, secretary, Rosemary Holland, Helen LaBerge, Mary Lee Vice. NOT PICTURED: Anne Cox, vice-president. 39 JANUARY The RACs at work on the campus. Left to Right: Janet Hubbard, Camp and Hospital Commiitee; Jane Ryan, Public Relations Committee; Isabel McLaughlin, Home Nursing Committee; Virginia Eischen, Volun- teer Service Committee; Edith Foster; Life Saving Committee; Phyllis Gild- ner, Red Cross Unit Committee, Patricia Tighe, Nutrition Committee, Mary Elizabeth O'Connor, Corre- spondence Committee; Ruth Marie hJickey, Production Committee; Rita Leahy, First Aid and Accident Pre- vention Committee; Nancy Hannifin; War Fund Committee. 1 Left to Right: Marian Crovv'ley, Sophomore representative; Margaret Bowman, Sophomore representative; Arlene Bransley, general chairman; Kathleen Fitzgerald, Junior representative; Mane Petrillo, Junior representative; Mary Lucille Flanagan, Senior representative; Kathleen McGoldrick, Sophomore representative. Not in Picture: Jean Davis, assistant chairman; Helen Matre, Mildred O'Connell, Kathleen Kellogg and Donna Gallagher, Freshmen representatives. JANUARY Rosary College is no novice to volunteer work as its steadily Increasing participation in the activities of the Red Cross will testify. Forty-five thousand surgical dressings rolled since December 18, 1942,' comprise but a small part of the work undertaken by the students. The Red Cross organization at Rosary functions through ten committees, their duties ranging from the sponsoring of classes In Hlome Nursing, Life Saving and First Aid to the Initiating of a collection drive for the benefit of the Red Cross. Special mention should be made of the Camp and HHospItal Committee of which Janet Hubbard Is hairman This committee held frequent dances for wounded veterans of this war at Vaughan Memorial Hospital and made five hundred Easter favors for the U. S. Naval Hospital at Great Lakes, Illinois. Organized in October, 1942, as a branch of the Oak Park Chapter of the Red Cross, the Rosary College Unit was one of the first of Its kind In the country. Since then It has grown increasingly larger and thus its work has grown more Important. The War Bond Committee also made its appearance in 1942. It was organized to make each Rosary student conscious of her responsibility to help provide funds to maintain unbroken supply lines of battle equipment to our men overseas. By fulfilling an established quota for each semester totaling $75,000.00 Rosary has sponsored the buying of a pursuit plane, a Navy-trainer plane and an army jeep. In the same year the Rosary Auxiliary Corps was established to counteract, In part, the help situation. This one hundred per cent student bucket brigade is divided Into two groups: the residents dust, mop and shine the residence building and the non-residents keep Lewis Memorial spic and span from the fourth floor to the lockers. 41 FEBRUARY LEFT TO RIGHT: Seated: Joan Isermann, resident treasurer; Mary Lucille Flanagan, non-resident treasurer; Mary Margaret McCarron, resident vice-president; Mary Constance Woods, president; Janet Cunningham, non-resident vice-president; Mary Isermann, secretary. , r l a i ■ l STANDING: Margaret Dailey, Mary Jane Ryan, Genevieve Locke, Rita Leahy, Corinne Cohan, Ann Lmberger, Rosemary FHolland, Mary Katherine Finnegan, Ellen Hendricks. The objecf of the Student Government Association, says its constitution, is to establish and maintain Student Management of matters of College life not reserved to the jurisdiction of the Faculty. . . . This organization bought the new coke machine, sponsored R-Year, held frequent Friday night parties for residents, purchased the beautiful new flag for the quadrangle, and gave an authentic barn dance, complete with callers, gingham skirts and fiddlers! This is the Student Government Association, a mixture of the intensely earnest and the gay, part of all that goes to make life here at Rosary increasingly pleasant. Founded over nineteen years ago. Student Government has ever capably managed student affairs, exercising its powers with judgment and discretion, mindful of all that tends to insure the religious life and scholastic interests of the students. Any association that can keep Rosary's wheels running so smoothly and still avert hard feelings among the campused, deserves a large bouquet. Here is one for Student Government! 42 FEBRUARY ear MARY ALICE BUSH LORETTA ZOLPER Co-Editors EDITORIAL STAFF MARIAN FEELEY Seniors JANE FLOOD Phofography PATRICIA MARTIN Freshmen RITA PETRICK Organizations MARJORIE qUINN Proof Reading MARGARET RUESENBERG Sophomores MARY JEANNE SULLIVAN Art MARGUERITE TRIERWEILER J uniors BUSINESS STAFF MARY LOU FLANAGAN Circulation JOAN ISERMANN Business Manager MARY ISERMANN Corresponding Secretary Committees MARY CURRAN, CAMILLA INGRASSIA, MARILYN LANDSEA, MARY LINDBERGER, EILEEN MAYWOLD, MARY HELEN WOODS Art CECILIA BUCKLEY, ANNAMAE BUSH, JEANNE CONSIDINE, VIRGINIA MONARQUE Organizations JEANNETTE JENNINGS, MARIE VANCE Photog ra phy SARAH BEATON, BETTY CAMPBELL, JEANNE CRAPO, MARY DOWD, MARIAN JOHANNES, MARGUERITE THOMPSON Proof Reading STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCILORS Circulation DOROTHY CATALANO, JULIE COX, JEANNE FLANAGAN, JANET HUBBARD, ANN O'SHEA, MARILEE PRENDERGAST, VIRGINIA RUSH, VIRGINIA SAIGH, MARIAN TRINER Patrons ELIZABETH BURBRIDGE, DOLORES FRISCH, CHARITY McALLISTER Typists The editors are deeply grateful to Sister Mary Philip without whose assistance and guidance R-Year would never have been a success, as well as to all others who so generously contributed their time and talents. FEBRUARY RITA QUINN MARY SCHAEFER BETTY WAGAR MADELINE KESSLER MARY ISERMANN AILEEN McNELLIS ROSE MARIE KELLY Mardi Gras! ... a night of make believe for singing senorifas, black-faced lovers, angels and dwarfs; for scampering jesters, bold dueling musketeers and fortune tellers ... a night when all cleverly con- trive to set the mood for costumed customers ... a shadow of fantasy playing with the harlequin of comedy ... a night of gaity masked with mystery . . . climaxed by the debut of Queen Madeline and her radiant court . . . heralded by clear toned trumpets to rule the merrymaking . . . midnight strikes, the color fades. New laurels for Torch in the sponsorship of this outstanding event . . . dozens of dollars for the missions, too . . . with special plaudits due Corinne Cohan, capable chairman of it all. 44 MARCH We shall all remember as one of the brightest and most intellectual spots of our school year the two day symposium held by Mr. Frank J. Sheed on March 7 and 8. Although Mr. Sheed is the very busy publisher of the well-known Sheed and Ward Publishing hlouse, he also manages to be an active Catholic layman and zealous street preacher. As this was not Mr. Sheed's first visit to Rosary, the upperclassmen eagerly awaited the opportunity of hearing him again. The first lecture was addressed to the student body In observance of the feast of Saint Thomas Aquinas. Mr. Sheed showed how the philosophy of the Illustrious Dominican saint contained the answer to the social problems of today. hHIs subsequent conferences were devoted to the philosophy of Saint Augustine In an effort to make the burning passion and great mind of this Father of the Church appreciated and understood. Question periods were interspersed throughout the lectures to enable the students to clear up perplexing prob- lems or to be further enlightened on any particular subject. The evening of March 7, Mr. Sheed con- ducted a Catholic Evidence Round Table In the Student Lounge. Through all his lectures, whether on street speaking or philosophy, ran the thread of living Catholicism. In his dynamic exercise of the Faith we glimpsed a little of what it means really to live one's religion. 45 MARCH Multicolored splash prints darting across Cloister Walk ... Lilac perfume wafting in over somnolent classes ... Water tinkling down rough stone and a murmured hHail Mary' Maytime Rosary at the Grotto . . . Robin's six o'clock serenade . . . ... Spring APRIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Lynch, social chairman; Mrs. F.Worth, director; Patricia Supan, president; Betty Lou Johnson, vice-president; Sarah Ellen Beaton, secretary; Mary McKenzie, publicity chairman. NOT PICTURED: Edwma Menefee, treasurer This Is the story of Ath, the Club with the little name and the large following. This is the story of tennis in the fall, basketball in the winter, baseball in the spring. This is the story of a hay ride, a water ballet, a bingo party and a sleigh ride. This is the story of good sportsmanship and mens sana in corpora sano. This Is the story of Ath and the score Is 32 to 0 In favor of it. APRIL . J oma Economics C lvil) Prospective teachers, dietitians, food research specialists and social service workers are all active members of Rosary's Home Economics Club. The famous all-school Picnic, this year on April 19, had as Its supervisors Home Ec students who worked hard to feed the hungry hordes (see snaps). With good food Its obsession, the Club's Christmas Party is long remembered, as_ are the January and June teas for graduates. Making altar linens for a chaplain In the South Paciflc,_ equipping a kitchen for southern mission work, and holding monthly meetings where guest speakers discussed world problems, hospital dietetics and research work v ere among the activities of the Home Economics Club this year. LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: K.Cross, R. McElin, R. Murphy, M.Gladstone, E .Carter, C. Ragusa, N. Hannifin. SECOND ROW: R. Quinn, M. Hollowed, J. Donelly, R. O'Reilly, J. Kohl, M. Madden, J. Arlauskas, M. Bluel, C. Stack, R. Brost, N. Sikokis, J Morrison M Egan THIRD ROW: I. Reboyras, P. Strale, M.Kennedy, M. Huber, K. Hartigan, M. Ruesenberg, J.Carroll, M. Vance, T. Heidgen, P. Tighe, P. Weixel, S. BradI, E. McDonald, BOTTOM ROW: A. Murphy, K. Heller, L. Peterson, G. Heinz, D. Catalano, treasurer; C. Aeby, vice-president: R. Hickey, president; M.Swanson, secretary, G.Williams, M. Smith, D. Cleys, J. Cleys. APRIL SUZANNE WATSON JOAN MULLENBERG CAMILLA INGRASSIA Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President unload LEFT TO RIGHT (standing): M. F. Enlow, J. Considine, M. Kelley, B. McQuaid, B. Campbell, M. A. Naughten, C. Cohan. (Seated on chairs): R. Getke, D. Cleys, G. Hanley, K. Henn, P. Glldner, K. Heller, J. Lord. (Seated on floor): C. Foley, B. Gloudennan. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Smith, E. A. Burbrldge, P. Supan, K. Molerzl, J. Mullenberg, A. O'Shea, L. Delaney, C. Ingrassia, M. V. Doyle, A. Bush, A. Bonafede, D. Randall. LEFT TO RIGHT (standing): M. A. Gould, J. Crapo. (Seated on chairs): M. Petrillo, H. McGrath, J. Flanagan, H. Grady, P. Coyne, M. Schaefer, R. Polanco, K. Hartigan. (Seated on floor): P. O'Brien, M. Reardon, M. Gladstone, M. Denniston. 50 A' P R I L LEFT TO RIGHT (standing): R. Murphy, M. M. McCarron, M. J. Sullivan, N. Sikokis, B. Cusack, A. Valerio. (Seated): D. Clays, R. Murphy, R. McElin, J. Jennings, J. Morley, J. Cleys, B. Anderson. LEFT TO RIGHT (standing): J. Nugent, K. Fitzgerald, J. Morrlssey, B. L. Johnson, J. Cunningham, B. Hopp. (Seated): P. Barton, M. Carmody, J. Collins, M. A. Bush, M. Kessler, A. Cox, Alindberger 52 APR I L LEFT TO RIGHT (top row): M. Lonier, M. Thornton, V. Schuh. (Second row): S. Raczkus, M. Trierweiler, T. Doyle, N. Gallagher, R. Patrick, S. Watson. (Bottom row): M. Terrien, G. Shepanek, V. Tracy, I. Reboyras, M. I. Kiley, D. Vergara, W. Shannon, P. Sughroe. LEFT TO RIGhIT (top row): M. Rice, M. ColiannI, C. Parr, K. hHogan, I. Grabo, M. A. Sullivan. (Bottom row): R. LaMarche, A. hlorn, D. Kelly, M. Triner, E. McDonald. 53 APRIL APRIL C oiieae Batter up — Faculty takes on Students. One of the events worth all the tumbles, saddle burns and tardy marks. All-year-round practice shows to advantage on College Day. Not a word to be said except perfect. MAY Songs and Incense, roses and prayer, and young hearts dedicating themselves to Mary, Queen of May, Queen of the Rosary — These are the thoughts that impressed themselves upon our minds as we watched the Crowning of Mary in the time-honored ceremony. Tradition had decreed the date, the first Sunday of May, and the spot. Rosary's chapel. Popular election had decided upon the court. Mary Constance Woods was maid-of-honor and Barbara Tighe, Margaret Dailey, Marjorie Quinn, and Isabel Kipping were attendants to Catherine McGarr, May Queen. The blend of voices and organ music drifted down from the choir loft while the cap-and-gowned Seniors marched forward to the altar. The Seniors offered their roses to be placed at the foot of Mary's statue. The Rosary was then recited and the ceremony, beautiful in its simplicity, was brought to a close by a sermon and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 57 MAY C apella C Loli It's fun to sing and the Rosary College A Capella Choir is proof! Devoting much of its time to hard study and practice, the Choir has become an integral part of the most beloved events at Rosary College. What would Founder's Day, the Christmas Party, College Day, Candle and Rose, and Commencement be v ithout it? And Rosary is not alone in the enjoyment of its Choir. This year, besides the annual concert, its members sang on Christmas Eve for the hospitalized soldiers at Vaughan Memorial Hospital. The aim of the Rosary College A Capella Choir is to promote fellowship among young women interested in singing the good music of all ages and to inspire in its hearers a better appreciation of that music. This ambition has well been realized. 58 MAY MARY CONSTANCE WOODS, President of the Student Governnnent Association. Unruffled, controlled, life is a breeze for Mary Con — consistently garnering straight A's — brilliantly injecting new life into student government. FRANCES BARBARA TIGHE. Senior Class President. Friendliness that is captivating — as entertaining as a one woman variety show — with sterling leadership qualities-, Pat has guided our class for two years. envoys Members of the class not pictured: BETTY MAY O'DAY HELEN C. OSELKA HARRIET L. ROBINSON MARGARET MARY RONEY ISABELLE D. SPRINGER BERNADETTE D. WARD 60 1 MAY 1 i Ml '1 4 y J.Arlauskas C. Aeby M. E. Bohan E. Bley W. Bowman H. Boyd A. Bransley D. Brosnahan JOSEPHINE ARLAUSKAS Always well groomed — willing conversationalist in any class. CHARMIAN AEBY Appealingly girlish — quiet efficiency — ideal meal planner. MARY ELIZABETH BOHAN Curiously interesting voice — snapping, satiric wit. EUGENIA BLEY Genie with the dark brown hair — fly by night and Infantry by morning — never caught off base. WINIFRED BOWMAN Startlingly frank — her favorite expression: a good kid and a peachy dancer. HENRIETTA BOYD: Likes to get away from the grind. Mischievous and teasing — as unpredictable as lightning. ARLENE BRANSLEY As definitely feminine as Grand Baroque — It's 'O.K.' for me. DOLORES BROSNAHAN Laughter that ripples and invites all to mirth — philosophy courses a passion — carrots and celery and MAY C. Buckley G. Bruns D. Catalano R. Bulavo H.V.Coyne K.Cross J. Davis M. Dailey CECILIA BUCKLEY A miniature dynamo of wit — profundity with a smile — refreshing originality. GRACE BRUNS Toby or not to be, that Is the question for this tall English major with the rich contralto voice. DOROTHY CATALANO The girl with a contagious smile . . . her eyes light up with enthusiasm as she talks . . . plays Stardust beautifully. RITA BULAVO Dependable in all she does . . . most patient . . . generous with her musical talent. HELEN VERONICA COYNE Lilting lyric soprano — unperturbed by it all — gives attention rather than takes it. KATHLEEN CROSS Can be found in a show any time — capable — a hearty laugh. JEAN DAVIS Elegant — charm, her ammunition — one of the few who can be quiet and popular too. MARGARET DAILEY Independently the winner in every argument — laughs as a tinkling rain — has pals in every clique. 62 MAY A. Esan C. R. Faist Mi L. Flanagan J. Flood ARLENE EGAN The Ideal college girl — strong convictions — does everything well. FRANCES DONEGAN Wide popularity speaks for Itself — Jovial Joe — good natured to the last giggle. CLARA ROSE FAIST Quiet reserve and quick to smile, attractively ROSEANN DONOHUE An Irish sense of nonsense — everybody's Mr. Anthony — as sought after as nylons. MARY LUCILLE FLANAGAN Someone to write home about — coveted con- geniality, enchanting dark beauty. MARIAN FEELEY Animated — And even a Yankee can't tell her what to do. JANE FLOOD Nonchalance personified — always present but often Tardy — Incurable humor. HELEN FIRTH A firm believer In Saturday nights off campus- comfortable drawl. 63 MAY M . Graffy N. Hannifin G. Heinz R M. Hickey D. Frisch M.J. Gillespie A. M. Hacker M. Halloran MARGUERITE GRAFFY Rosary's popular accompanist — believed to be studying the playing of tom-toms. DOLORES FRISCH A haven of helpfulness — dependable as tomor- row— modest student. NANCY HANNIFIN Her sparkling blue eyes mirror her fun-loving zest for living. MARGARET JANE GILLESPIE Surprises you with bursts of hidden wit — invari- ably finds some good in 'the worst. GENEVIEVE HEINZ Human alarm clock — energetic ability shielded by an armor of reserve — competent home maker. ANN MARIE HACKER Rosary's contribution to the symphony — she's as French as her conversation. RUTH MARIE HICKEY Innate sense of the right thing to do' Ec's charming hostess. MARY HALLORAN A ready audience for any 'humorist' v orries about anything. Home -seldom 64 MAY MARY ISERMANN Engaging nonchalance — outstanding in any bevy of beauties — she lends radiance to any back- ground. JANET HUBBARD Her beautiful black hair and lovely hands match her gracious personality. ELVIRA KAZLAUSKIS Reading books puts her in her beloved world of make-believe — mixes reserve with a spirit of happiness. RUTH JEANNE JENNINGS Childlike charm — chatterbox who majored in Jim — happy-go-lucky. ISABEL KIPPING Magnetic personality — her wit and ability make her an asset to any group — imitative genius with unlimited potentialities. JOAN ISERMANN Pattern for the capable collegiate — smiles through — ideas that clamor to be heard. JOAN KOHL Sincere — Strictly Kopasetic — and oh! that red hair. DOROTHY KLINK Grill work par excellence — love's labor lost — dear doctor complex. M. Isermann E. Kazlauskis I. Kipping J. Kohl J. Hubbard R. J. Jennings J. Isermann D. Klink 65 MAY M, Korbakes R. Leahy M. Lennertz ■ G. Locke M. Long M. Madden M. Malone P. Mork META KORBAKES Revealed her talent as a playwright — we'll be seeing her name in lights. RITA LEAHY Effervescent — she has that Irish beauty — a bright spot against a dull day. MARIE LENNERTZ With unassuming ease combines serious study of Sociology with contrasting flare for gay things social. GENEVIEVE LOCKE Disposes of the disagreeable with a light mental shrug — tosses off French themes to a boogie-woogie beat. MURIEL LONG For her nothing is dificil — thoughtfulness personified. MARILYN MADDEN Laughing Irish eyes — Nurses' Aid — gives her Ford a workout. MARY MALONE hiands that have a language all their own — completely different — expresses new interpretations — • Natch PATRICIA MORK, Senior Class Vice-President. Dresden-like daintiness — demure — the grace and carriage of a model. 66 MAY PATRICIA MORTELL A come-a-day, go-a-day a+tl+ude— more capable than she'd have you know. ANGELA MURPHY Creative with a needle and thread— symptoms of her Irish ancestry In name and disposition. GAY McDowell Rosary's taxi-cab— Ambition: A tall Irish doctor with big feet— will be watching out for the public hea CATHERINE McGARR Equal to any task — famous for her witticisms. ISABEL McLaughlin Knows the joys of research, loves serious study— takes the humorous turn— avid Interest in the C. E theater. AILEEN McNELLIS Claudia with a comb — has a finger in everything and always comes out with a plum. ISABELLE O'BRIEN Firm believer In the theory better late than never — genuine, with a droll sense of humor. MARY ELIZABETH O'CONNOR Can afford to be Immune from exam worries— likes fuzzy dogs and Teddy bears— laughs with her hi back and her eyes shut tight. 67 MAY MARY MARGARET O'CONNOR Low mellow voice — feminine charm — sweet as chocolate candy. MARY O'HARA Tall, dark and attractive — loves beautiful jewelry — an asset at any bridge table. LORRAINE PACELLI Sparkling sense of humor — a laugh that makes you want to join in. ETHEL OINK Muted laughter — unknowingly clever — accordionist pai excellence. ANNA MARIE PAPPAS Keeps the mailman busy — snapping black eyes that speak volumes. CAMILLE PASCAL A study in black and white, with dimples that come and go. CATHERINE POWER Sweet child Power, lover of tea and good talk, warbler of Irish melodies — dedicated to the cause of labor. MARJORIE QUINN Charmante — appealingly natural — with a contagious enthusiasm especially for spring, poetry, lambs, and French. M. M. O'Connor A. M. Pappas M. O'Har a C. Pascal L. Pacelli C. Power E. Oink M. Quinn 68 MAY R.Quinn C. Rasusa B. Rempe M.J.Ryan R. Sima J.Scheibel M.Spalding B. Spehar RITA QUINN Disarming frankness — spontaneous humor — casual as a coke. CONSTANCE RAGUSA Dark, flashing eyes, dancing feet, overwhelming interest in baseball in general and the Sox's battery in particular. BARBARA REMPE Auburn charm — artistic hands — eyes Chuck full of happiness. MARY JANE RYAN Peaches and cream complexion — her Irish eyes are smilin' when she sings. RITAMARIE SIMA Friendly, thoughtful, interesting — her chief vice: reading mystery stories into the wee hours. JUNE SCHEIBEL Hank blue eyes — depths unfathomed — soothing tranquility. MARY SPALDING Always ready for a discussion on philosophy — easy going manner contradicts her ability to get things done. BETTY SPEHAR Independent without declaration — cuts for concerts — quotes and quips — blithe scaler of Pike's Peak of learning. 69 MAY BETTY SWEENEY What'll I bid on this hand? — A well suited' wardrobe. ELAINE STEPHEN Comes through on a wing and a prayer — smooth performer behind the footlights. PEGGY ANN SWANSON The Cover Girl type — our vogue designer — congenial. CHARLOTTE STACK Chen Yu ' hands — slow ambling walk — even- tempered. LAVERGNE toe LAER ■ Kind and thoughtful of others in a very quiet way — a wonderful cook for any number of people. MARY CATHERINE STEWART Pert in a dark-eyed way — soda pop sparkle — clicks on first sight. FLAVIA TRUCCO After-dark sophistication — at home behind the footlights — destination: the aisle of St. Peter's, Rome. JULIE STEINLE Innocent eyes that cover a multitude of mis- chievous pranks. B. Sv eeney P. A. Swanson L. toe Laer F. Trucco E. Stephen C. Stack M. C. Stewart J. Stelnle 70 MAY M. Vance M. A. Wrisht M. H. Woods C. Wuerst MARIE VANCE An amateur photographer — a flare for por- traits. ALICE VOLLMAN A winsome smile and sparkling eyes — eighteenth century sweetness in modern dress. MARY ANN WRIGHT, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer. Undisturbed sunny nature, genuine, cheerful, overflowing with friendliness. DOROTHY COLLINS Eyes twinkle when she smiles — friendly voice- earnest in all she does. MARY HELEN WOODS A faculty for getting things done ahead of time — generous in the use of all her talents. PATRICIA WEIXEL Faultlessly coiffured — cordial, gracious — ice cool smoothness. CAROL WUERST Calm and reserved — finds humor in all Spanish Literature — has much artistic ability. LORETTA ZOLPER Brilliant colorist — as thorough in execution as she's original in design — American Hummel. 71 MAY 7? With the celebration of the Baccalaureate exercises, the final week at college opened. On Sunday, May 27, the graduates assisted at Solemn hiigh Mass and listened to the Very Reverend Monsignor hloward J. Carroll, S.T.D., deliver a memorable Baccalaureate Sermon. The few remaining days passed quickly and it was soon time for the traditional Candle and Rose ceremony on the East Campus. In the fading twilight of Graduation Eve, each Senior gave to her Junior partner a candle, symbol of truth, and received In exchange a red rose of charity. On the fo llowing morning. May 31, hlis Excellency, Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch, D.D., conferred degrees upon the graduates. 72 CLASS OF 1947 ALLEN, MADELYN THERESE 2001 W. 101st Place, Chicago, 111. ANDERMAN, ELEANOR 1230 N. Austin Blvd., Oak Park, 111. ANDERSON, DOROTHY 947 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park, 111. ARNOLD, DOLORES MARY 5921 N. Maplewood, Chicago, 111. ARNOLD, MARGARET 4855 Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111. BANK, GLORIA MARIA 1511 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. BARATTA, JILDA 1827 Gunderson Ave., Berwyn, 111. BARRETT, NANCY 316 N. Parkside, Chicago 44, 111. BARTON, ELIZABETH LUCILLE 632 S. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. BEATON, SARAH ELLEN 1020 Ardmore Ave., Chicago 40, 111. BERLINER, JEANNE 7652 Wilcox St., Forest Park, 111. BIRMINGHAM, ROSEMARY 1126 E. Irvington Ave., South Bend 14, Ind. BOCKELMANN, MARGARET CLAIRE 415 N. Linden Ave., Oak Park, 111. BOWMAN, MARGARET ANNE 721 S. Elmwood Ave., Oak Park, 111. BRADL, SYLVIA ANNE and HELEN 5227 Kimbark Ave., Chicago, 111. BROST, ROSEMARIE 4526 N. Whipple St., Chicago 25, 111. BURKE, JEAN MARIE 4927 Monroe St., Chicago, 111. CALABRESE, PHYLLIS 5432 W. Division St., Chicago 51, 111. CALVERT, KATHLEEN ANN 322 S. 26th St., Omaha 2, Neb. CAREY, IRENE ELAINE 1435 Harlem Ave., Forest Park, 111. CAREY, ROSE MARIE 1435 Harlem Ave., Forest Park, 111. CARROLL, MARGARET ANN 233 N. Lavergne Ave., Chicago 44, 111. CARTER, M. EMILIE 2207 Maple Ave., Evanston, 111. CASE, JOAN MARY Box 151, NaperviUe, 111. CASEY, ALYCE KATHLEEN 6438 S. Morgan, Chicago, 111. CASON, RITA MARIE 3357 W. Adams St., Chicago, 111. CAVANAUGH, MARY AGNES Lohrville, Iowa CINOUEGRANI, MARY NANCY 2455 N. Sayre Ave., Chicago, 111. CLEARY, COLLEEN R. R. No. 1, Gridley, 111. COAD, MARY OLIVE 139 N. Maple Ave., Green Bay, Wis. COLTERJOHN, ELIZABETH JAYNE 217 S. Taylor Ave., Oak Park, 111. CONRAD, THOMASINE MARIE 2214 Ave. G, Fort Madison, Iowa CREMER, EILEEN J. 410 S. Van Buren Ave., Freeport, 111. CROWLEY, MARION CATHERINE 1005 Milwaukee Road, Beloit, Wis. CULLEN, JOAN MARGARET 1143 Keystone Ave., River Forest, 111. CUMMINGS, JOAN FLORENCE 1831 N. Rutherford Ave., Chicago, 111. CUNNINGHAM, ROSEMARY JOAN 8009 Elizabeth St., Chicago, 111. CURRAN, MRS. SHIRLEY ROSSMAN 707 Forest Ave., River Forest, 111. CZERWINSKI, GENEVIEVE MARY 4217 S, Mozart St., Chicago 32, 111. D'AMORE, LUCILLE ANN 4142 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. DEBOER, CORNELIA CATHERINE 46 W. 114th St., Chicago 28, 111. DONAHUE, JOAN MARIE 719 Bonnie Brae, River Forest, III. DOUGHERTY, ANNETTE MARIE 115 S. Prairie Ave., Sioux Falls, S. Dak. DOWD, MARY CATHERINE 7838 Kenwood Ave., Chicago, 111. DUBOIS, HELEN MARIE 4712 W. Adams St., Chicago, 111. EGAN, MARCELLA ALICE 355 Fifth Ave., St. Paul, Minn. EISCHEN, VIRGINIA ANN 123 East Hill, Blackwell, Okla. EVERSON, GRACE MARY 806 Lawton Place, De Pere, Wis. FAVERO, CAROLINE E. 5712 Race Ave., Chicago, 111. FINNEGAN, MARY KATHERINE 803 St. Lawrence Ave., Beloit, Wis. FLEISCHAUER, DORIS 421 Linden St., East Lansing, Mich. FOSTER, EDITH MARIE 300 Maple Ave., Elmhurst, 111. FOX, KATHLEEN MARY 1041 N. Mason Ave., Chicago, 111. FRANK, MARGARET 203 S. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111. ERASE, CARLANN 515 Home Ave., Oak Park, 111. FRIEDL, GLORIA JEANNE 2811 Forest Ave., River Forest, 111. GAGAN, MARION MARGARET 510 N. Humphrey Ave., Oak Park, 111. GAUMOND, JEANNETTE 834 N. Ridgeland, Oak Park, 111. GLEASON, MARIELLEN 5509 Ouincy St., Chicago, 111. GONDEK, IRENE 916 Ashland, Chicago, 111. GORMAN, MARGARET AGNES 806 Soper Ave., Rockford, 111. GRAMER, VIRGINIA LOUISE 333 N. Euclid, Oak Park, 111. GREEN, ELAINE ANNE 1233 Park Ave., River Forest, 111. GROSS, ELLEN FRANCES 1805 Gilbert St., Danville, 111. HACKNER, ROSEMARY ANNA 320 S. 17th St., La Crosse, Wis. HALEY, LEONA 723 Clarence Ave., Oak Park, 111. HALLER, ROSEMARY 1239 S. Oak Ave., Freeport, 111. HEDGER, LOUISE 508 S. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, 111. HENDERSON, RUTH (MRS. W. R. BROM- STEDT) 233 E. Walton Place, Chicago, 111. HICKEY, MARY THERESE 2512 N. Drake Ave., Chicago, 111. HIMES, MARY FLORENCE 317 S. Brainard Ave., La Grange, 111. HINCHEY, MARILYN RUTH 1604 S. 48th St., Omaha, Neb. HOLLAND, ROSEMARY 613 S. 17th Ave., Maywood, 111. HUBER, MARY JOAN 402 E. Newkirk, Tuscola, 111. HUMPHREY, GERTRUDE VERONICA 326 N. 6th St., Wyoming, 111. IDASEK, VIRGINIA ANN 3119 S. 53rd Court, Cicero 50, 111. JACOBITZ, MARGARET ANN 939 Northwood St., N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. JOHANNES, MARIAN ELINOR 4741 N. Talman Ave., Chicago, 111. JOHNSON, BETTY JEAN 910 N. 11th Ave., Melrose Park, 111. KELLEY, ROSE MARIE and MARGARET 1838 Monroe St., N. W., Washington, D. C. KELLY, COLEEN 2408 W. Congress, Chicago, 111. KENNEDY, MARJEAN HELEN 528 S. Main St., Belvidere, 111. KERWIN, KATHERINE CECELIA 530 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. KLINK, MARJORIE JUNE 5009 Adams St., Chicago, 111. KLUCZEWSKI, HELEN ROSE 1627 N. Claremont Ave., Chicago, 111. KNOEDLER, MARY ANNE 212 Second St., Mosinee, Wis. KOPECKY, PATRICIA MARIE 1509 8th Ave., S. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa KORTENDICK, RITA ANN Pecatonica, 111. KOUTNIK, JEANICE ALLENE 2615 Monroe St., Two Rivers, Wis. KRESL, FRANCELLA ROSE 803 N. Stone Ave., La Grange Park, 111. KUHN, WINIFRED MARIE 5617 S. Albany Ave., Chicago, 111. KUIPERS, INEZ MERCEDES 417 Ridge Road, Kenilworth, 111. LABERGE, HELENE 1009 N. 4th Ave., Maywood, III. LANDSEA, MARILYN JEAN 332 Wesley Ave., Oak Park, 111. LAWLER, YVONNE PATRICIA 1941 N. 75th Court, Elmwood Park, 111. LIEPE, JEAN 2821 W. Berteau Ave., Chicago 18, 111. LEPINE, KATHERINE ROSE 721 S. Military Ave., Dearborn, Mich. LINBERGER, MARY ELLEN 442 Madera Ave., Youngstown, Ohio LYNCH, JEAN MARIE 516 Park Ave., River Forest, 111. MAHONEY, JOAN AILEEN 4917 W. Ouincy St., Chicago, 111. MALAY, MARJORIE ANN 121 S. A St., Gas City, Ind. MANIX, JEAN L. 8230 S. Wood St., Chicago 20, 111. MATTHEWS, MARIALYCE CECELIA 9811 Longwood Drive, Chicago, 111. MEEHAN, RITA JUNE 138 N. Menard Ave., Chicago, 111. MELLOR, PATRICIA MARCIA 2825 N. Lotus Ave., Chicago 41, 111. MENEFEE, EDWINA 148 Ardmore, Shreveport, La. MITCHELL, ROSEMARY 9023 Justine St., Chicago, 111. MONARQUE, VIRGINIA ANNE 842 W. Garfield Blvd., Chicago, 111. MONDEIKA, MARY HELEN 1616 S. 49th Court, Cicero, 111. MOONAN, MARY CLAIRE 929 3rd Ave., N. E., Waseca, Minn. MORRISON, JOANNE 819 N. 5th Ave., Maywood, 111. MORRISSEY, MARY ANN 1921 Lowell Ave., Springfield, 111. MUDD, PATRICIA 1515 Thacker St., Des Plaines, 111. MULVIHILL, ROSEMARY FISCHER 320 S. Monroe St., Streator, 111. MURPHY, ELAINE 613 Washington Blvd., Oak Park, 111. McAllister, charity cecelia 1505 54th St., Kenosha, Wis. McDonald, edwina loretta 5025 W. End Ave., Chicago, 111. Mcdonough, eileen 4864 N. Concord Place, Chicago, 111. McGOLDRICK, KATHLEEN MARIE 1145 Emilie St., Green Bay, Wis. McGUIRE, MARIE PATRICIA 1416 N. Linder Ave., Chicago, 111. McKENZlE, MARY FRANCES 914 E. Hancock St., Appleton, Wis. McMAHON, GERTRUDE THERESE 815 W. Front St., Appleton Wis. McNAMARA, ROSEMARY PATRICIA 125 N. 38th Ave., Omaha 3, Neb. McNELLIS, ALYCE HELEN 143 N. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, 111. McSWEENEY, HELEN 1907 N. Normandy, Chicago, 111. NAUGZEMIS, LAVERNE LUCILLE 4611 S. Rockwell St., Chicago, 111. NIX, PATRICIA LORETTA 215 S. Cicero Ave., Chicago, 111. OLSEN, PAULINE V. 345 Lawton Road, Riverside, 111. OLSON, RUTHMARY CHRISTINE 4323 N. Wolcott Ave., Chicago, 111. O'NEIL, SUSAN JO 131 N. Waller, Chicago, 111. 74 O'REILLY, RUTH FRANCES 1108 Fair Oaks Ave., Oak Park, 111. PAGE, PATRICIA ANN 1415 Ash St., Baraboo, Wis, PARAZIN, JEAN HELEN 1737 Newcastle, Chicago, 111. PAWLICHENKA, MARJORIE ANNE 518 W. 32nd St., Chicago, 111. PECHOTA, MARIANNE THERESE 4006 Sunnyside Ave., Brookfield, 111. PETERSON, RUTH MARIE 728 S. Scoville Ave., Oak Park, 111. PORTER, BETTY JANE 947 William St., River Forest, 111. RAFFERTY, MARY MADELINE 6303 5th Ave., Kenosha, Wis. RESNOWSKI, HELEN OLIVIA 1435 N. Bosworth Ave., Chicago 22, 111. RICHARDS, GLADYS MAY 1144 W. 104th Place, Chicago, 111. RINO, GLORIA ROSE 606 N. Garfield, Pocatello, Idaho ROBERTSON, BARBARA ALICE 317 S. Elmwood Ave., Oak Park, 111. ROHDE, BETTE MARY 534 Michigan Ave., Sheboygan, Wis. RUESENBERG, MARGARET MARIE 201 S. Independence Ave., Rockford, 111. RYAN, AGNES MARILYN 1610 East State, Rockford, 111. RYAN, HELEN 109 N. Kostner Ave., Chicago, 111. RYAN, MARY ELLEN 1037 Fair Oaks, Oak Park, 111. SCHMITZ, ROSE MARIE 223 Woodlawn Ave., Green Bay, Wis. SCHNELL, MARY LOUISE 2064 Rand Road, Des Plaines, 111. SCHULKINS, DOROTHY ROSE 236 West Road, Lombard, 111. SCHUSTER, MARIAN RUTH 4059 Howard, Western Springs, 111. SEEMAN, PHYLLIS GLORIA 3701 S. Clinton Ave., Berwyn, 111. SIMONET, YVONNE ELAINE 535 S. Van Buren St., Green Bay, Wis. SIMS, MARILYN 531 N. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111. SMITH, MARGIE ELIZABETH 337 S. Harvey Ave., Oak Park, 111. STACK, ANNA MAY 5339 Monroe St., Chicago, 111. STAFFORD, MRS. JOAN HOAGUE 835 Forest Ave., River Forest, 111. STINSON, JOAN ANN 521 S. Lombard Ave., Oak Park, 111. STRALE, PATRICIA MARIE 2004 Webb Ave., Detroit 6, Mich. STRENNING, HARRIETTE 422 Franklin, River Forest, 111. TARACHAS, LORRAINE 1160 S. Mason Ave., Chicago, 111. TAYLOR, JANE CATHERINE 3028 W. Eastwood, Chicago, III. THOMPSEN, HELEN 1814 S. 8th Ave., Maywood, 111. THOMPSON, MARGUERITE THERESE 512 W. Madison St., Oak Park, 111. TIMLIN, MARY LOUISE 836 N. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, 111. UBL, DOROTHY JEANNE 1909 Scoville Ave., Berwyn, 111. URBANOWSKI, LEONE ANN 1132 N. Marquette St., La Salle, III. VICE, MARY LEE 2508 N. New England Ave., Chicago, 111. VILIM, JEANNE MARIE 743 S. Ridgeland Ave., Oak Park, 111. WAGAR, BETTY JANE 1246 S. 16th Ave., Maywood, III. WALKER, CATHRYN LIBBY 1528 S. 57th Ave., Cicero, 111. WALSH, MARIE PATRICIA 5441 Crystal St., Chicago 51, 111. WEISS, MARJORIE NORINE 424 S. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, III. WEITZEL, MARY JOAN 1002 Monroe, River Forest, 111. WELDON, FLORENCE MARIE 131 S. East Ave., Oak Park, 111. WHALEN, SUSAN KATHLEEN Chestnut St., N., Jefferson, Iowa WILKIN, CATHERINE JEANNE 1111 Gunderson Ave., Oak Park, 111. WILLIAMS, GRACE MARY 6023 18th Ave., Kenosha, Wis. WILLIAMS, MARILYN ALICE 601 Carpenter Ave., Oak Park, 111. WILSON, TOAN 804 St. James Blvd., Evansville 14, Ind. WILSON, MURIEL MARY 822 Clarence Ave., Oak Park, 111. WINTERFIELD, MARY MARGARET 1905 Kalorama Road N. W., Washing- ton 9, D. C. WROBEL, FLORENCE 1 608 W. North Ave., Chicago, 111. YUNKERS, PATRICIA LOUISE 1612 S. 8th Ave., Maywood, 111. ZINGSHEIM, MARY ELLEN 1214 Washington St., Manitowoc, Wis. ZUCKERMAN, JEAN 6229 N. Claremont, Chicago, 111. ZUK, ROSEMARY 2854 W. 23rd Place, Chicago 23, 111. CLASS OF 1948 ABEL, MARILYN ANN 225 Beach St., Aurora, 111. ALDWORTH, MARY THERESE 111 Washington Blvd., Oak Park, 111. ALEXANDER, MARY CLARE 608 S. East Ave., Oak Park, 111. AI.LARD, MARGARET JEAN 1048 N. Chestnut St., Kewanee, 111. ASKEY, CAROLYN JOYCE 216 S. Peterson Avenue, Creston, Iowa. AUSTIN, MARGARET ANN 2500 Clarke St., River Grove, 111. BAMBERGER, CHARLOTTE MARIE 3429 McLean Ave., Chicago, 111. BARR, COLETTE MARY 5418 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, 111. BARRETT, MARILYN JUNE 10007 S. Hoyne Ave., Chicago, IlL BARRY, JOAN THERESA 1222 Pine St., Kewanee, 111. BARTOLINI, CLARINE DOSOLINA 1247 S. 51st St., Cicero, 111. BAUER, SHIRLEY ANN 916 Randoloh, Oak Park, 111. BEATON, ALICE CATHERINE 1020 W. Ardmore Ave., Chicago, 111. BELLEW, KATHERN ELLEN 900 2nd Ave., S. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. BENNETT, FLORENCE ELIZABETH 461 Edward St., Burlington, Wis. BERRY. BETTY LOU 508 N. Humohrey, Oak Park, III. BEVERS, MARY JANE 804 Nicolet Blvd., Menasha, Wis. BIEDERMANN, RITA THERESE 1715 W. 91st St., Chicago, 111. BIELEFELD JOAN MARIE 223 W. St. Charles Road, Elmhurst, 111. BLATTNER, AGNES TARCISIA 131 South Mayfield. Chicago, 111. BLUEL, MARY ELIZABETH Rockwell, Iowa BLUME, JOAN MARIE 646 South Lyman Ave., Oak Park, III. BOGDANOWICZ, DOLORES MARY 2228 North Lockwood Ave., Chicago, 111. BOMBENGER, ANNETTE MARY 1228 S. 14th Ave., Maywood, 111. BOSI, ROSE MARY 2138 W. Race Ave., Chicago, 111. BOURBONNAID, RITA ANN 33 N. Austin Blvd., Chicago, 111. BRAUN, GRACE ANN 2,35 School St., Kohler, Wis. BUI.FEP ELIZABETH ANN SI'S W. 31st St.. Berwyn, 111. BRECELNIK, MARYANN 1905 S. ScoviDe Ave., Berwyn, 111. BRFKKE. AUDREY MARIE 5857 N. Austin Ave., Chicago, III. BRENNAN, ELIZABETH ANN Hebron, 111. BRENNAN, MARY JEAN 830 N. Harlem Ave., River Forest, 111. BRENNAN, PATRICIA ANN 206 Hawthorne Ave., Elmhurst, 111. BRESLIN, HELEN MARIE 9535 Seeley Ave., Chicaao, 111. BRODNICKI. LORETTA JANE 5212 W. Cornelia Ave.. Chicago, 111. BRODY, MARGARET MARY 2123 GranHview Place. La Crosse, Wis. BROWN, PATRICIA MARY 600 S. Scoville Ave.. Oak Pork, 111. BURKE, HELEN lO SNN 45 Wachusett St. Rockville Center, N. Y. BURKE, MARY LOUISE 832 Washington Blvd., Oak Park, 111. CALLAHAN, PATRICIA LOUISE (deceased) 2515 W. Drive, Fort Wayne. Ind. CAPTZZI, JOSEPHINE KATHLEEN 521 Allen St., Jamestown, N. Y. CAPTZZI, MARY GRACE 521 Allen St., Jamestown, N. Y. CARRITHERS, HARRIET JEAN 7360 Lake St., River Forest, 111. CARTWRIGHT, MARY LOU 224 Broadway, Hannibal, Mo. CASE, JACQUELINE 732 N. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111. CHOLOD, LILIAN 1932 S. Home Ave., Berwyn, 111. CHORZEPA, AURELIA LUDMILA 2959 Menard Ave., Chicago, 111. CHRISTIANS, CAROL 931 Ashland Ave., River Forest, 111. CIANCIOLA, LUCILLE CONSTANCE 1531 Poplar, Apt. 8, Memphis, Tenn. COLLINS, MARGARET ANNE 7118 S. Park Ave., Chicago, 111. COLNAR, MARY FRANCES 2223 Clinton Ave., Berwyn, 111. CONBOY, PATRICIA MARIE 1740 Nagle Ave., Chicago, 111. CONLEY, PATRICIA ANN 6141 N Berkeley Blvd., Milwaukee, Wis. CONLON, FLORENCE ANN 200 E. Sibley St., Park Ridge, 111. COONEY, MARY PATRICIA 714 E. Washington St., Oconomowoc, Wis. COPELAND, JEANNE MARIE 604 Lathrop Ave., River Forest, 111. CORRIN, LOIS MARGARET 6715 Nokomis Ave., Chicago, 111. COX, MARIE JULIETTE 743 S. Elmwood Ave., Oak Park, 111. CRAIG, BETTE ANNE 1449 N. Laramie, Chicago, 111. CREVCOURE, JOAN JUDITH 341 Harvard St., Green Bay, Wis. CURDA, HELEN FRANCES 1430 N. Mayfield Ave., Chicago, 111. CURRAN, DONA JO 317 S Park Ave., Hinsdale, 111. DALEIDEN, MARY IMELDA 942 N Grove Ave., Oak Park, 111. DARMSTADT, DOROTHY LORETTA R R 2, Box 587, Des Plaines, 111. DAVIS, ROSEMARY CATHARINE 10334 S. Hoyne Ave., Chicago, 111. DE LANGIE, AUDREY CLARE E Main Road, R. R. No. 2, Newport, R. I. DEL BELLO, MARIE HARRIET 636 N. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, 111. DEUTSCH, RUTH CATHERINE 1003 Ninth St., Wausau, Wis. DILLON, MARGARET MARIE 1126 Columbian Ave., Oak Park, 111. DONLAN, VIRGINIA RITA 5091 Monroe St., Chicago, 111. DONNELLY, JOAN THERESE 1017 College Ave., Houghton, Mich. DOYLE, ANN 1430 Post Ave., Rockford, 111. DUGGAN, DOROTHY JOAN 16 Cedar St., Floral Park, Long Island, N. Y. DUNCAN, ROSEMARY 1104 W. Adams, Creston, Iowa DUNNE, FRANCES ELIZABETH 1951 W. 102nd St., Chicago, 111. DUNNE, GEORGEANNE 508 N. Oak Park Ave., Oak Park, 111. DURKIN, MARY ALICE 1819 Hancock St., Rockford, 111. DZURUS, MARCELINE LEE 22 W. 114th St., Chicago, 111. ELLIS, DEMETRA 804 N. Humphrey Ave., Oak Park, 111. ELLIS, KATHERYN 804 N. Humphrey Ave., Oak Park, 111. ENSWEILER, IDA THERESE 1001 Garfield St., Oak Pork, 111. FEELEY, MARY CECELIA 600 Franklin Ave., River Forest, 111. FITZGERALD, JEANNE ANN 1028 N. East Ave., Oak Park, 111. FITZPATRICK, ELEANOR MARIE 732 Columbian Ave., Oak Park, 111. FITZSIMMONS, MARY JEAN 503 6th Ave., Mandan, N. Dak. FORD, DOLORES ANNE 914 Marion Road, Bucurus, Ohio FORREST, GEORGENE ALICE 1107 Keystone Ave., River Forest, III. FRAWLEY, JOANN RUTH 721 W. Front St., Appleton, Wis. GALE, PATRICIA ANN 621 S. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111. GALLAGHER, DONNA ELIZABETH O'Neill, Neb. GALLAGHER, PATRICIA ANN 110 4th Ave., N, E., Waseca, Minn. 75 GALLIGAN, MARY THERESE 547 N. Lombard Ave., Oak Park, 111. GARCIA, MARIA BETHSABE Hidalgo 2309, Monterey, Mexico GARCIA, MARIA GUADALUPE Hidalgo 2309, Monterey, Mexico GEBHARDT, LORETTA ROSE 5123 Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111. GEORGE, HELEN MARIE 1717 N. 79th Ave., Elmwood Park, 111. GERRARD ,ANN ELIZABETH 1512 State St., La Crosse, Wis. GIBSON, MARJORIE ANN 605 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, Wis. GILRAY, NANCY ELLEN 118 Gale Ave., River Forest, III. GITS, THERESE LUCILLE 341 Scottswood Road, Riverside, 111. GLEASON, RITA KATHLEEN 5509 Quincy St., Chicago, 111. GORHAM, DOROTHY MAE 802 S. Peoria Ave., Dixon, 111. GORSUCH, JOAN ANNE 15857 Baylis, Detroit, Mich. GOULD, GLORIA GLEE 617 Madison St., Oak Park, 111. GRACE, MARY JOAN 10154 S. Seeley Ave., Chicago, 111. GRADY, ANNA MAE 8036 S. Laflm St., Chicago, 111. GROSS, LILLIAN MARIE 39 N. Elizabeth St., Lombard, 1)1. GROSS, MARGARET CATHERINE 1805 N. Gilbert St., Danville, 111. GUERRIERI, MADELYN VIRGINIA 138 N. Austin Blvd., Oak Park, III. GURRELL, MARY I. 425 N. Maple Ave., Oak Park, III. GUTSON, JOAN MARIE 703 N. Mcyfield Ave., Chicago, 111. HANLEY, RITA MARY 5087 Monroe St., Chicago, 111. HANNAGAN, ELIZABETH JANE 1103 N. Lombard Ave., Oak Park, 111. HANRAHAN, MARILYN IRENE 1115 Fair Oaks Ave., Oak Park, 111. HANSER, CLAIRE MARIE 2954 W. Hampton Ave,, Milwaukee, Wis. HANSON, RUTH ELIZABETH 407 Ashland Ave., River Forest, 111. HARDER, GERALDINE JEANNETTE 450 Repton Road, Riverside, 111. HARTIGAN, PATRICIA ANNE 7914 S. May St., Chicago, 111. HEAPHY, JANE CATHERINE 7917 S. Elizabeth St., Chicago, III. HEINZ, MARY LOUISE 525 S. West St., Anaheim, Cal. HELLYER, IRENE MARIE 189 S. Kenilv orth Ave., Elmhurst, 111. HENDRICKS, ELLEN MARY 1101 Fifth Ave., S., Escanaba, Mich. HINTZ, ELEANOR ELIZABETH 385 Downing Road, Riverside, 111. HOHE, MARJORIE ANN 1722 N. Moody Ave., Chicago, III. HOLDEN, LAURA JEANNE 2409 Hammond Ave., Superior, Wis. HUDSON, JEAN MARIE 233 Angelus, Memphis, Tenn. HUDSON, KATHLEEN ANNE 117 S. Grove Ave., Oak Park, III. ISERMANN, E. ANNE 6416 7th Ave., Kenosha, Wis. JASKOWSKI, JEAN MARIE 6947 W. Archer Ave., Chicago, III. JERRY, ANN ELIZABETH 5511 Quincy Ave., Chicago, 111. JONES, DOROTHY JANE 343 Rice St., Kewanee, III. JONES, PATRICIA ORTH Green Valley Farm, Wheaton, III. JOSLIN, BARBARA GENEVIEVE 819 N. Oak Park Ave., Oak Park, III. JUERGENS, FLORENCE ELIZABETH 5849 Midway Park, Chicago, III. KALINOWSKI, HELEN MARY 268 E. 157th St., Harvey, 111. KARRAS, BETTY JANE 105 N. I8th Ave., Melrose Park, 111. KEEFE, ELIZABETH MARIE 326 S. Humphrey Ave., Oak Park, 111. KELLEY, MARION 193 N. Marion St., Oak Park, 111. KELLOGG, KATHLEEN ANN 2105 Adams St., Madison, Wis. KEMPER, JOAN CLARE 2756 Garrison Ave., Evanston, 111. KERN, RITA ELOUISE 260 Kentucky Ave., S. E., Washington, D. C. KERRIGAN, DOROTHY FLORENCE 1122 Latrobe, Chicago, 111. KERZ, BETTY ROSE 503 W. Walnut, Bloomington, 111. KETTLES, BERNICE MARIE 5215 Washington Blvd., Chicago, III. KEYES, MARY ELLEN 221 De Leon, Ottawa, 111. KIENTZLE, FRANCES ANNA 1526 N. Lawler Ave., Chicago, 111. KINNARE, MARY ALICE 546 Franklin Ave., River Forest, 111. KLOSE, LOIS THEODORA 417 E. Park Blvd., Villa Park, HI. KOCOUREK, PATRICIA MARGUERITE 939 S. Harlem, Forest Park, 111. KOPAL, MARJORIE MAY 1509 N. Mayfield Ave., Chicago, 111. KROH, RUTH JEAN 1801 S. Scoville Ave., Berwyn, 111. KRUSS, MARYANN CORINNE 122 S. Ashland, La Grange, 111. KUCERA, MARGARET LORRAINE 8105 Edgewater Road, Riverside, III. KINKA, LILLIAN LUCILLE 2709 W. Cermak Road, Chicago, 111. KURUZOVICH, CATHERINE JOSEPHINE 3735 Adams St., Gary, Ind. LAPOINTE, D. JEAN 832 Washington Blvd., Oak Park, 111. LARKIN, FRANCES MARION 1609 24th St., Two Rivers, Wis. LENARTSON, DARLYN JOY 402 Iowa St., Oak Park, 111. LOGELIN, JOANN ELIZABETH 5425 University Ave., Chicago, III. LUKE, MARY ANN ELIZABETH R. R. No. 2, LaGrange, 111. LYONS, PHYLLIS ANNE 2410 Glynn Court, Detroit, Mich. MAAG, MARY CATHERINE ELIZABETH 214 Norfolk, Ironwood, Mich. MAGUIRE, THERESE JANE 17845 Tipton Ave., Homewood, 111. MALONEY, BERNADINE THERESE 9924 S. Hamilton Ave., Chicago, III. MAPCHEWKA. DOLORES HARRIET 5304 W. 30th Place, Cicero, 111. MARTIN, BARBARA MAY 926 Clinton Ave., Oak Park, III. MARTIN, PATRICIA THERESE 6824 Jean Ave., Chicago, III. MARWOOD, MARY LOU 358 Ashla-id Ave., River Forest, 111. MASER, LOIS JANE 5431 N. Oriole Ave.. Chicago, III. MATLAVISH, ALMA MAXINE 302 Sylvester, Christooher, 111. MATRE, HELEN CATHERINE 334 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, III. MAXEY, SARA JOAN 4812 Chicaao St., Omaha. Neb. MAYWALD. EILEEN CATHERINE 940 S. Grove. Oak Park 111. MERRTMAN, MARGARET JEAN E. 1107 Mission, Spokane, Wash. ME TZ, ELLEN MARY 325 E. Irving, Oshkosh, Wis. METHE, BLANCHE MARY 601 S. Ridgeland Ave., Oak Park, 111. MILLER, MARGARET MARY 1504 S. Mason St., Appleton, Wis. MILLER, ROSEMARY 1744 N. Newland Ave.. Chicago, 111. MONGOVEN, .ANNE MARIE 1712 New England Ave., Chicago, 111. MOONEY, MARILYN ANNE 122 S. East Ave., Oak Park, 111. MOORE, MARJORIE LORRAINE 4950 W. Oakdale Ave., Chicago, III. MORAN, MARY THERESA 8133 Elizabeth St., Chicago, III. MORAND, BERNICE MARIE 10350 S. Seeley Ave., Chicago, 111. MORAVEC, VIVIAN MARIE 1531 S. Austin Blvd., Cicero, 111. MORRISSEY, PATRICIA FRANCES ■ 21 13 S. Euclid Ave., Berwyn, 111. MOUTON, MARIAN ALICE 713 Washington, Oak Park, 111. MUELLER, CAROL ANN 1124 S. Monroe Ave., Green Bay, Wis. MUELLER, MARY LOUISE 535 E. Third St., Delphos, Ohio MULLEN, BETTY JUNE 5481 Kimbark Ave., Chicago, 111. MULLENBERG, COLETTE IRENE I2I0 N. Central Ave., Faribault, Minn. MUNCH, RITA MURIEL 2220 S. Harvey Ave., Berwyn, III. MURPHY, MARGARET LOUISE 333 N. 37th St., Omaha, Neb. MURRAY, MARY JEAN 201 Kellogg Ave., Peoria, III. MYSZKOWSKI, GERTRUDE JOSEPHINE 2950 S. Loomis St., Chicago, 111. MACDONALD, NANCY JEAN 3918 N. Kenneth Ave., Chicago, 111. McARDLE, MARITA GERALDINE 401 W. Oakdale Drive, Fort Wayne, Ind. McBRIDE, KATHERINE MARIE 744 S Taylor Ave., Oak Park, 111. McCarthy, cynthia louise 7133 Coles Ave., Chicago, 111. McCarthy, nancy ellen 3443 N. Shepard Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Mcelroy, Catherine margaret 725 Wesleyan Ave., Oak Park, 111. McGARR, MAUREEN AGNES 1645 Nashville, Chicago, 111. McGAULEY, PATRICIA ANN 829 S. Maple, Oak Park, 111. McGOWAN, PATRICIA MARIE 707 Fairmount Ave., St. Paul, Minn. McLaughlin, Elizabeth jane 1222 N. Harvey Ave., Oak Park, 111. NAJDOWSKY, RITA ESTELLE 2995 N. Ridgeway Ave., Chicago, 111. NASELLI, EDITH JOY 100 Burlington Road, Riverside, 111. NELSON, NANCY JO 1313 Nicolet Blvd., Neenah, Wis. NUTANT, SYLVIA BERNICE 2853 W. Pershing Road, Chicago, III. OATES, BERNARDINE LOUISE 935 N. Marion St., Oak Park, 111. O'BRIEN, MARY KAY 119 Fourth Ave., Indeoendence, Iowa O'BRIEN, MYRARITA CLARE 1136 N. Linden Ave., Oak Park, 111. O'CONNELL, ELLEN THERESE 4329 Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111. O'CONNELL, MILDRED MARIE nil N. East Ave., Oak Park, 111. O'HARA, CATHERINE LORRAINE 5634 Maybury Grand, Detroit, Mich. O'HERN, BETTY 4143 N. Ridgeway Ave., Chicago, 111. 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