Rosary College - Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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PHILOSOPHY Philosophy is the perfection of human culture Plato Gail Hazekamp, Barbara Corniack, and Sister Mary Jocelyn, O.P., Department Chairman. MUSIC Music is a great and never failing treasure to those who have studied and learned it in youth. Theophilus 0± l§P Mary Roubicek, and Sister Mary Gertruda, O.P., Department Chair- ART The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward signifi- cance; for this, and not the external mannerism and detail, is true reality. ARISTOTLE Joan Zlotnik, Kathleen Brennan, Catharine Stewart, and Barbara Burghart. Sister Mary Guala, O.P., is the Department Chairman. -

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SPANISH Betty Freehill, Vemita Johnson, Niola Semenas, Jo Anne Cusack, Pat Shaw, Sister Mary John Berchmans, O.P., Department Chairman., Sister Martana, O.P., Carole Dagian, and Micheleen Tacito. CLASSICS How many images of great men, carefully elab- orated, have both the Greek and Latin writers bequeathed to us, not merely for us to look at and gaze upon, but also for our imitation. Cicero Sister Mary Evangelus, O.P., Geraldine Kline, Sister M. Antonino, O.P., Catherine Nugent, and Sister Winifred Mary, O.P., Department Chairman. SPEECH From childhood men have an itistinct for rep- resentation and as they grow older their en- joyment of this art does not lessen. Aristotle Susan Behrmann, Barbara Ricci, Antoinette Flosi Hawley, Marilyn Van Drisse Brunette, Jo Ann Pavin, Arlete Wroblewski, and Jean Her- mann. Nancy Moss is not present. The Depart- ment Chairman is Sister Mary Gregory, O.P. • If » m » mm.

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judgment, far from being im- peded by discussion, is ar- rived at only when full in- formation is considered be- fore a decision is made. Pericles 13