Rosemont College - Cornelian Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Miss Amelia Colom illustrates by map for her Spanish class. U Nancy Desmond, president, ter for overseas packages. f FX , I -5 'T' I- '- Iv- '. , 1 ' , N. - 1, ' I .,,. ,-,, . fir t ,f.Z, ' ' ,fm -2 Tl g '., A J' .EQNTINAQ - H f., F N . Sl . Al If 1 . 121 'A ii: J. 0 lj' i reads a thank you let- Miss Concepcion DeMoxo arrives for her Spanish c ass. odern Language Club A greater appreciation of the language, literature, and culture of France, Spain, Italy, and Germany draw the stu- dent to the Modern Language Club. Under the chairmanship of Nancy Desmond and the guidance of Mother Mary Alphonsus, the club has become one of the most active and versatile on campus. Each year at Christmas time the club raises money for foreign relief, and sponsors a program in which members sing carols in each of the represented languages. The club co-sponsored a lecture by Dr. Pattee, an authority on Spain, who addressed the student body, the French motion picture Ruy Blas highlighted another meeting. A combined interest in the many countries and languages fosters an international spirit. Althea Martin and Barbara Wfanamaker ready clothes for foreign relief. Spanish dance for International Night. F ' I. XP!