Rosemont College - Cornelian Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Back row: Sandy Cuff, Ann Harding, Sheila Keefe, Ginny Hadrick fVice-prefectl, Alice Gleeson fPrefectD, Sue F itzger- ald, Annamary Monahan, front row: Mary O'Halloran, .lane Brown, .lo Ann Tietje, Pay Wolf, Kay Cooney, Alice Corcoran. Mother Mary Norbert meets with a group of the Sodality Council in their new office. DALITY CDU CIL Working hand and hand with the Student Council, the Sodality Council stresses the spirit- ual aspects of campus life which are a most necessary part of the training at Rosemont. The various divisions of the Sodality: the Sacristans, the Promoters of the League of the Sacred Heart, the workers for Practical Catholic Action, the Mariology Group, and the Choir provide an out- let for the concrete Catholic activity of each sodalist. A rigorous probation period is a must for every student who wishes to join the Sodality. During that time, instruction from Mother Mary Norbert and personal help from the Counsellors insures the proper training of a Child of Mary who aspires to be worthy of that title. In this, the Marian Year, the Sodality has endeavored to give to our Universal Mother the deep lOV6 and praise befiitting her who has so generously showered blessings upon her children. Wednesday at 1:10-Sodality Oliice. TH .1. f' Prepal covetec

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Q a N Lynch, T Tottie Yrloldsg '0rman, 52 5 ,Q x -'ly if Standing: Marion Dailey, Ethel Dagitg seated, T SOCIAL COMMITTEE E Under the capable direction of Paula Sanfacon, the Social Committee this year pro. vided an interesting and varied schedule of l social activities, which constitute so important l a part of the life of every College student. At Prom time there was no one more popular than the'blind date Hgettersf' and without those Sunday afternoon tea-dances, who knows what blossoming romance might not have blossomed? To the Social 'Committee of 1953-54+ we doff our hats and proclaim a heart-felt 'fthank youfi back meetings. row: Sally Ann Daley, Eve Mayer, Maureen Houri- gan, Paula Sanfacon CChairmanJ, Peggy Reynolds, Gloria Altemir, Lee Dempsey, front row: Loretta Mullin, Alice Langan, Connie OConnor, Mel giero. CL UB COUNCIL The Club Council, an organization made up of all the Club presidents and secretaries-treasurers, fulfills a most important function on campus. That is to regulate and coordinate Club meetings, sched- ules and activities throughout the year. Thus con- Hicts are avoided and, with the help of Miss Jeanne Welcher, a satisfactory school calendar can be arranged and plans made far in advance. Here once more we see the carrying out of Rosemont's principles of student participation in governing affairs. Rug- if qi 4 , ua' af, The Club Council consists of the presidents of the classes, of clubs, and the editors of campus publications. QQ? it fo f I 4 ,1 Era- Miss Jeanne Welcher resolves a conflict in Club

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THE SODALITY IN ACTION 351 J, ,ff N 1 I xr I M qw., , Nz! , . Q I ZKJVA M 4 44 arf' A Prepagngi the altar for daily Mass is a A happy smile is worth a thousand thanks cove e pr1v1 ege. T .,.. I 'If K VMM Clothes, toys and food for the poor are collected at Christmas. May brings its special devotions to Our Lady. N 'X