Rosemont College - Cornelian Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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MARIOLOGY COMMITTEE: Back row: Mel Ruggiero Mary Ann Brown, .lane Conti, Mary Frances Mihm, Betty Ann Charles, Ginny Richey, Sheila Byrne, Mary Virginia Seitzg front row: Mary Gough, Judy Schlick, Marilyn Massi, Mary O'Halloran CChairmanJ, Maureen Hourigan, The National Federation of Catholic College Students is an organization founded with the inten- tion of developing Catholic leaders in all fields of activity. lt stimulates interest in the current prob- lems of religion, politics, international affairs, and sponsors activities geared to the talents of all Cath- olic College students. The Mariology Commission situated on Rosemont campus has been especially active this year in stimulating a more vital concern in the study of Mary. Rosemont has participated whole-heartedly in the work of the organization and a far greater interest has been evidenced on the part of the students during the past year. Mother Mary Basil and delegates Mary Ann Brown, Patience Wolf, Mary O'l-lalloran discuss plans for the Marian Congress to be held at Rosemont in March. Jane Conti and Mary O'Halloran are delegates to a regional N-.F.C.C.S. meet- mg. ' .F. C. CLS. r ' s

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Above: Scientifically-minded students as well as scienceumajors profit s s by the lectures and discussions provided by the Science Forum. Right: Mother Mary Cletus, Sue Fitzgerald fPresidentD and Nancy Sesso CSecretary-Treasurerl await the arrival of Miss Elaine Cooper, who is to lecture on g'The Story of Precious Gems. CIENCE FOR M Once a month a group of approximately fifty girls meets under the auspices of the Science Forum. Although most of the girls are science majors Cbiology, chemistry, mathematics or psychologyi, membership in the Club is open to all students. During the course of the school year, the Club invites lecturers to come and speak to its members on topics in some Way related to the field of science. With Mother Mary Cletus as moderator and Sue Fitzgerald as president, the Science Forum oflqered its members a varied and interesting program this year. CHEMISTR Y CL UB Left: The members of the Chemistry Club. Below! Moderator Mother Mary Colman and Judy Blftlng CPresidentJ . The Chemistry Club is dedi- cated to the pursuit of knowledge in the field of chemistry. During the year the Club meets to hear speakers on the many aspects of this science. The Club is afhliated with the Philadelphia Area Stu- dent Chemists Association and participates in the function of that assoclatlon. MARIOLOG Mary Ann lf Ann Charles Seitzg front Massi, Mary The N Students is tion of dev activity. It lems of rel sponsors ac olic Colleg situated on active this in the stun Whqle-hear a far are C a part of the Jane CQ, delegates mg,

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,ms ,s N359 wk v f QQ? Phyllis Mitchell introduces Dr. Angeline Lagrasso, the Cluh's first guest speaker. IN TERNA TIONAL RELA TIONS CL UB The aim of the International Relations Club is to keep hsrnendmrsinfomned on nadonaladahs the Lhuted States foreign polhgg and our partin the Community of Nations. This triple aspect helps students to gain an understanding of other countries from a viewpoint both domestic and foreign. The club is aihliated with the National Affairs Council in Philadelphia, and its members are privileged to attend the lectures of the Council. All students are invited uolectures on canipus given by noted speak- ers, among whom were Dr. Etem Vassaf, a member ofthe Turkmh parhanuuu and Ihx.Angehna La grasso, a professor at Bryn Mawr College. Thus the club reaches out to all students, keeping theni aware of historic events as they happen. Connelly living-room is the usual meeting place for h h , ' . , ' ' . - Eilrnont ly gatherings of the International Relations Attentive listeners realize that the functlon of the l.R.C. is to form thinking and intelligent citizens of the world. Mother Mary Lawrence and' officers of the l.R.C,.' Mary 0'Halloran, Phyllis Mitchell fPres1dentJ and .lanet Dougherty. Let I CNA I DEBA S 0CII:l IN TEI CONE GO VE The A OU Covert m0If-2 Conn Hlfhllistudf about sort lional. iam l. C'C'l5 U 00119365 in lmefamioxi bers Of thi zaUOH not palltakes ix