Rosary College - Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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Teresa Lang The only resident who commutes . . . Her desk resembles a Swiss landslide . . . Well, do you mean that ... Kathleen Mary Lennon Just another lady-editor . . . Ab- solutely speechless, but she never misses a thing . . . Come on, the station wagon will hold a few more. Ruth Lenore LaPorte Has been outdistanced only by the jet plane . . . Always leaves out the sulphuric acid . . . Seven-no-trump! Joan Beth Long Finds student teaching just like being back in H.S. . . . Has trouble separating junior and senior theology . . . It's easy to get out in three years. Ann Marie Ledi. Teaches everything from soup to nuts at Trinity . . . The only- Home Ec. major with a history- background . . . I've got fifty gri-dillion things to do. Anne Louise Loquercio Listens more often than she speaks . . . Deserves that scholar- ship to Schifanoia . . . Weil l ! now, let me sec ... Carol Leies Not an outdoor girl — but she always wears her coat . . . Will substitute a Chesterfield for lumh any day . . . That's not far from where I live. Patricia E. Lorr Happy-go-lucky red-head full of life . . . Part-owner of Rulau's and the smoker . . . Yea Pur- dudie-c-e!

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r Ann Elizabeth Kenney Her greatest need — a Betty Crocker cookbook . . . Don't confuse her with the other Smiths . . . Ah, to be in Eng- land now ... Joan Bernadine KlRCHGESSNER Her talents range from music to tumbling . . . Always sees the humorous side of life . . . He's not very handsome, but can he play the organ! Geraloine Carol Kolasa Look for June and there's Gerry . . . Firm believer of 'Ars Gratia Artis' . . . This week I really am going to finish my mural. Virginia Helen Kilburg Staunch defender of women drivers . . . Chamber of Com- merce for the south side . . . Are you coming to the dance? Dolores Kostvniuk Not a Red, but a Russian just the same . . . Commutes between the smoker and the library . . . Is anyone going to Sheraton Sunday? Katharine Mary Kramer Has the most pleasant manner of disagreeing . . . Still trying to dispose of all those Christmas cards that arrived late . . . Well, now the way I understand it . . . Celeste Marie Kroger If she laughs everyone laughs ... Is looking forward to life upon the :ked stage Aw, come on, kids! Vivian Marie Kunka There's a lot behind that smile . . . Listens to everybody's troubles . . . I'm so excited I can't eat ! 4

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Patricia Ann McDonald Rosary's homely philosopher with an insatiable appetite . . . Spiritual leader of 700 . . . Do you think it will rain, or shall I put up the flag? Patricia McNeal Her cute clothes arc handmade, too . . . Transports as many girls as the C.T.A. . . . Let's go ice skating. Frances A. McGinnis Has actually kissed the Blarney stone . . . You've seen nothing 'til she does the Irish jig . . . Get your symphony tickets this week. Betty Jane McNichols Prima Ballerina of i9 5 who makes all her own costumes . . . Illustrious member of the Stu- dent Council . . . It's in one of these notebooks. Kathryn Ann McGraw Noted for her camera portraits — without heads . . . Fastest knitter in the Western Hemi- sphere . . . You can swim — I think I'll just splash around. Joyce Catherine Madden Some of her best friends arc horses . . . Can cook and sew with the best of them . . . You know, kids, while I was riding the other night ... Margie Ann McGuire There's something different about her shaking hand . . . Dreams of being dietitian with a farm and twelve children . . . Kids, I'm hungry; let's eat. Coletta Anne Maddock Her idea of heaven is a coke, potato chips, and a bridge game . . . Spent several weeks in the company of The Miser . . . ... when all of a sudden — blumpe !