Rosemont College - Cornelian Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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? 'il'I TP, Seated: First Row: N. Desmond, B. Bender, M. Telca, L. de Plato, M. J. Lyons, P. Largay, B. Uhl. Second Row: N. Adelizzi, E Eccles, V. Sullivan, J, Egan, l. Schroth, M. I. McEntee, M. Moran. Standing: P. Ryan, R. Taylor, M. Heffernan, K. Rowan, B, Messmer, M. O'Grady, C. McAndrews, E. Tarleton, K. Morris, N. Glackin,absent: R. Vernier. KISCIJLER CLUB Superior scholarship may be its own reward, but Rosemont offers more. The Kistler Honor Society Qdedicated to and named for Rosemont's generous donor of the libraryj is opened to those who for two consecutive semesters have maintained a high average in scholastic endeavors. Those who in their senior year have proved themselves outstanding in leadership as well as in scholarship are elected by faculty vote to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, while to Delta Epsilon Sigma, national Catholic honorary society, are elected those who show promise of effective Catholic leadership in the future. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN DELTA EPSILON SIGMA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Front Row: Belle Perez, Peggy Ryan, Gerry Donovan Second Row: fseatedj Gerry Donovan, Lydia de Plato Second Row: Kathy Morris, Kathy Rowan, Virginia Peggy Ryan. Third Row: Cstandingj joan Egan, Vir ginia Sullivan, Kathy Morris. First Row: fseatedj Nancy Glackin, Kathy Rowan Sullivan, Nancy Clackin. '-1 g :L-

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,L if r , ..Q fo N , 4 . ff' V s ,Ill -Q v ' ' lvl tl e M. ' St. luiwrenee Mother :Xellre la O l r . Lihlurnul Asst. Lilmnxtili The common center for all students. regardless of their major held, is the Kistler Lilarary. It was the special desire of Mr, and Mrs. Kistler to create a warm and homey atmosphere in the lihrary when they offered to build it in memory of their daughter, Gertrude. Thus the Gertrude Kistler Memorial Library affords not only a valuahle collection of books fa recent acquisition of particular interest is the beautifully compiled reprint of the Books of Kellsj but also tastefully designed surroundings, conducive to study. Miss McConnell explains fl -nr the Reserve SYft'3m to Bar- Betty Lou investigates one of the over' The magazine ,stacks provide plenty of bara Skelly. sized books. material for study. I I 0 f 4 -J 1 -, .J Q I l Q l

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pkyaicaf glcfucafion Our picture of life at Rosemont can only be complete if we show the importance of plqysiml 1 n t only on team games and individual sports, but also education in our development. Witli emphasis my on spectator participation, athletics have become an intergral part of our college curriculum Each sea- son's sports provides a variety of interests, and above all, contributes to the maintenance of an enthusiastic spirit throughout the year. HOCKEY Getting in form for these allfimportant games! Standing: I. Brown, D, Dougherty, E. Mayer, D. Fagan, A. Carroll, M. L. Spellman, A. C. Baxter lCaptainJ, M. O'Halloran, M. L. Baxter, J. Smith, K. O'Connor, L. Duffy. Kneeling: B. Hamel, Mclntyre. wt f ' U 1 5 'Q 1 fivf