Rosary College - Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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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

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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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The STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION is composed of all students and headed by a board of elected officers, the Student Council, who endeavor to solve student problems and serve as a bridge between faculty and students. Pictured are: Judy O'Leary, Kath y Bren- nan, Catharine Stewart, Geraldine Lauerman, Alice Henseler, Anne Rankin, Mary Di Orio, Carole Erb, and Betty Freehill. Seated: Sandra Rehan, Treasurer; Jean Hermann, Vice-Presi- dent; Mary Ross, President; and Mary Anne Krokus, Secretary. The GUILD, an all student organization coordinates and directs the religious, apostolic, and charitable activities of the students. Pictured are: Mary Cosgrove, Catechetical Committee; Antoinette Beland, Eucharistic Committee; Donna Vanderheiden, Treasurer; Betty Free- hill, Prefect; Judy Baur, Class Representative; and Mary Ross, S.C.A. Representative. m