Rosemont College - Cornelian Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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CORNELIAN STAFF: 111 row: B. Dana, S. Wilson, j. Maher, M. J. Gehrigg 2nd row: M. Heffernan, M. Cassini, M. A. Gilligan, Associate Editor, C. McAndrews, Editor, M. Dougherty, Associate Editor, M. L. Baxter, R. Corcoran. 3rd row: L. Tinari, J. Meagher, V. McMullen, P. Largay, E. Tarleton. Carol McAndrews, Editor, and Mother Maria Consolata, Moderator, go over galley proofs. Formulating. the spirit of Rosemont in words and focusing this through a theme was the problem that faced the Senior Class in preparing the 1953 Cor- nelifm. From individual impressions came ideas and finally the plan. Mal-ze-up was changed and re- changed, rewrites were given conscientious attention, pictures were posed and snapped. We wanted this book to focus on all the classes as we saw them. The staff directed, but the entire class contributed, we enjoyed the challenge for creativeness and selection. XVe hope we have captured what we feel-our love and appreciation of Rosemont. The photography committee get some pointers, I. 10 r. M. Tickle. B. Kodes. M. A. McNally. M. G. Flynn, L. Schaeffncr. B. Dana, Photography Editor, and B. A. Schmitt.

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lflza A 4 1 ,.p . s.,x ln n K1-Hun x.ii.liex lll' on ' . LN UNIX UH RAMHLHK STAFF f ff '. . eriiun. M Ln 5 l. . f, IUNI, ,'n.f r-ig, Ll Mullen. P Kirin, Associate lid: U. . . Kenny. Enllltlf, N Anllilllll. Assmutc Editor, M . c'f-'lWR- ' Q vu. M. Dailcy - J ' Ur. lt Pura.-ll, M Dougherty, ii t 'iviiie mtfiiixell. to Mrieuf pointers from 'Q , i. .x .t - The llillllblffl' 'l'ethnie.il l-ciiowletllige gains its full value when put to pr.utit.il use. Those interested in journalism riirtl im.ill1.ll1le experiente in working On Or Colltribut ine so Al fn lC.:fi.'f'f,'i ip Cornhinetl skills ot' concise news reportiiitg, tgootl t'e.uures, .intl full sports tovemge untler the t-.htorship ot' Betty l.ou Kenny, meritetl .in :XII-,-Xnierit.in iyitinlig for it this ye.1r. The interest .intl x0UPL'f.llllHl ot' the entire aehool, however, give 'Illia' R.. ,'fi,'4 r its Npirit. liigerly' the students sean the infor- nmtive etlitormls, the humorous fiuitures. .intl the xotuil news ol' Sub-Rosa. They speak pro Or con on .irritlew yuhlisheel, and this ye.1r the newly acquire-tl Ruinhler Mailbox rueivetl innny helpful suggestions. Rosemont speuks through 'Hn' Rambler. - ff-Rec . if f. ,va

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Mi l'hi hp Murray previews for Mary' .lane Gehrig, presi- .lf nt, hu -listussinri as guest speaker. Literar lub lhstussions ot' dramas, novels, poetry, and authors processes and criticisms fill the agenda of the l.nerary Cluh. Under the presidency of Mary jane Cie-hrig, the tluh offers to interested students oppor- tunities tn express their views and consider one annthers opinions. Knowledge gained in various .laws is coordinated and brought to bear on per- tinent topns Those interested in writing are encour- aged to present their work to the club for helpful t rztnism. Guest speakers this year included Mr. Phillip Murray, a young poet who enlightened the group in the art ot' poetry and his own poetic process. Poetry meetings at neighboring colleges offer a means of tommunnating ideas and fostering new discussions. M-:ther Mary lileanur an-l Christine Cain'-ery ynin guests in A 1 reatzings .it an intercollegiate poetry meeting,