Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1967 volume:

I il L . ' ' M .Ot. CC- i ■ RRCHrVES SACRED HEART CONVENT 3ELM0NJ, ttOgra 6AR0L1NA 28012 wi sismissmmgs a i mmBsimexiiismBasm SACRED HEART COLLEGE BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA EDITOR MARY SUSAN LANGLEY LAY OUT EDITOR MARY ANN DELLAVECCHIA LITERARY EDITOR DONNA WETHERINGTON BUSINESS MANAGER MICHELE BURKE :- ' mw- ' . ■r, ' ! W - ■ - ' 2 5? -v _ ' ' X ' ' ' m r- - «r i r 1H — i - , r ami IMLm more Clflssjjf; JlicKjarinu Ljibrara is ine cen er of Individual initiative, independence, and self-reliance are encouraged and reinforced by study and research. Carpeting and tasteful, modem furnishings give an atmosphere of warmth to the open stacks of the library. Keeping up to date in everything from Fashions to Science. SJnie IeciuaJ ciiuiiu ai (bacrecf Jiearl CJoneae Sister Mary Annette and her assistants always know how to help and are very gracious about giving advice and assistance. The hbrary is a place where everyone likes to work because of its restful and inspiring atmosphere. Sister M. Theophane, head of the Art Department, did the painting of Our Lady of Mercy above the main desk. By its beauty and harmony it inspires us to the pursuit of the knowledge and wis dom which characterized Our Lady. -z s 1 ,L I :t F-n S ' I i ? — — i 1 Jr-z:.:J xk - iV ,- Bishop McLaughlin, Auxiliary Bishop of Raleigh, blesses Doyle HaU. O Lord God almighty, bless this house. In it may there be health, chastity, victory over sin, strength, humihty, goodness of heart and gentleness, full ob- servance of your law and gratefulness to God, the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit. And may this blessing remain upon this house and upon those who Uve here, now and forever and ever. Amen. All of their studies, the contacts with great minds of history, discussion with professors, visiting lecturers and companions, experiences in Uving in a Chris- tian community prepare for the life and apostolate of the years to come. ijife in Dou e iJeaoes jxoininq io Se cfesired The Campus is lovely at all seasons. Socializing in the lobby. nmtwTt-iiiTWVi ' l.lAUVraCTaBtmn We 0 e er We only love by giving love We only hear by saying We only walk by standing up We only gain by praying You gave us hearts for giving love You gave us ears for hearing You gave us legs for standing up These things we ' re now returning Chorus We offer We offer We offer these before you You gave us eyes for seeing man You gave us hands for reaching You gave us souls for making friends Then knowing, loving, teaching You gave us wills for doing right You gave us minds for learning You gave us strength. You gave us light These things we ' re now returning Chorus We offer We offer We offer these before you Pat Bradley 9!seBiBiasmmmfmwtB  fS Anow edoe of ine niohesi ininos even if mind iis ni Jiesi perfecfion. Mr. B. Michael Wood teaches Speech Drama. He requires tlie higliest quality of dramatic performance. Plays and dramatic readings provided experience for the stu- dents and brought recognition to the col- lege. GUIDING A STUDENT Sister Theophane gives advice to Linda Mountcastle of Newport News, Va., one of her students, on the composi- tion of a sketch. Her teaching method is to advise and instruct - but let the student do the work. After all, it ' s his or her painting. When they exhibit their work, they don ' t want it three-fourths done by Sister Theophane, she says. iinperfeci nere on earm oioes io me human U nomas auinas The Christian student says with Thomas Aquinas, out of love for Thee have 1 studied, watched through many nights and ex- erted myself. The wonderful world of nature gives on appreciation of beauty and is often a preparation for a career in some of the professions allied to medicine. To obtain knowledge we must submit to discipline. Churches throughout the diocese are a tribute to the zeal of His Excellency, Bishop Waters. A great and wise leader for Clirist, Bishop Waters has been fair in dealing with people in world situa- tions. He was farsiglited in desegregation and he is very progressive in liis compHance with the wishes of Our Holy Fathers, Joltn XXIII and Pius VI in updat- ing the liturgy In his conversations the Bishop opens up for us many beautiful vistas of truth and goodness. Know- ing that as the home goes so goes the world, he has a tremendous interest in the education of women. A Christiaji humanist, he knows personally most of the great scholars and artists liviitg in the world to- day. Since one becomes great by being apprenticed to greatness, we are all enobled by our association with out Bishop. Most Rev. Vincents. Waters D. D. Bishop of Raleigh First and foremost like our forefathers, alt men should make in every place on every suitable occasion a clear, definite, and vigorous affirmation of the existence of God. There should be as equally strong an affirmation of the existence of God ' s o rder, visible in the universe and in man. There should be affirmed that by the self-evident first principles of his reason, man shares in this order established by God. There should be affirmed that man ' s will, directed to universal good- ness, also participates in God ' s order. There should be affirmed that man ' s freedom is always, and only [ under God , never against God or without God. There should be affirmed in the modem world that natural moral law, like truth, goodness, and justice does not change but remains the fixed external standard, Uke the eternal God Himself. There should be affirmed that human positive law is just only when in conformity with natural or divine law, whose apphcation it is, to individual cases. There are the moorings that God has made for drifting man; unless he ties fast to them, with his reason, there is no hope for the world. This means we must bring back the golden age of reason and of faijh in which will flourish philosophers and saints like in ages gone by. ii5HoP y if ctioT s. u)ta ti ™ ni iimmf7retnviM«w SACRED HEART COLLEGE SISTER M. STEPHEN Sister M. Stephen, widely known in educational circles, is a woman of vision and foresight. As President of Sacred Heart, she is vitally interested in educating young women to take their places as Christians in a modem democratic society. Under her progressive leadersltip, the college is making great strides. The past few years have witnessed a widened organi- zation of administration at Sacred Heart, an increase in the size and calibre of the faculty, and a broadened educational program. Sisler JIC. S epAen, T ' resideni Sacrecf JieaH Go Ie e CHANGE The word that best characterized the modem world is the word change . There is an increasing awareness of the dig- nity of the person and the riglits of the individual conscience and the growth of community and brotherhood while, oitf society paradoxically, witnesses increasing depersonalization in the institutions of society and increase in crimes against the person. There exists a growing consciousness of the inter- dependence of institutions of higher learning and our complex American Society. Along with the increasing numbers of young people seeking higher education, there is an increasing restlessness of students and the questioning of existing norms. With the advances in the education of women, there comes an awareness of the changing roles and responsibilities of women. The world witnesses the dramatic sight of the Church engaged in the searching examination of itself and of its divinely-given mission in relation to the contemporary world. These are but a few things to bear in mind when one considers the world in which an institution of higlier education, a Catholic College for women, specifically our college here at Sacred Heart, is carrying on its work today. si-oT-tA n sX ' i.fH ,. J in A opnish ' caiion .- ! I E ' iReuerencf James So ari, O.S.J3. GAap ain Father James certainly represents the spiritual life at Sacred Heart College. His personal interest in the student body makes him the girls ' friend as well as their Chaplain. His ear is ever Hstening; his heart is always open; and his smile radiates a warm understanding. Sacred Heart tips its prayer cap to Father James! ' ■° ' ' ™ ° ' « °™™™ S ' s er Jllaru y Ta Znews Dean of Wc Joinen August. 1965 . . . Sister Mary Matthew ... a new Dean, a new crop of Freshmen . . . same old problems . . . new ideas . . . same ideals . . . just a different way to attain a goal . . . Christian women . . . I suppose you all are wondering why called this meeting . . . and keep your windows and curtains CLOSED! . . . a certain Christmas wreath in a certain McAuley bedroom window . . . There ' s a list of names that I ' d like put up in the cafeteria . . . Girls, your lab books are fine, but. . . I don ' t remember dis- secting a Paramecium . . . No, we won 7 say good-bye just for the summer . . . August, 1966 . . . welcome back. Sophomores . . . Orientation Week . . . beanies . . . another new crop of Freshmen to break in ... 7 Brides for 7 Brothers . . . again. ' ?? . . . If you love all those Sophomores, you will never wear a frown . . . Look Out ' 66 . . . who unplugged my walkie- talkie? . . . Hey! you three with the canoe, what are you doing ' ' . . . and we ' ll wind it all up with a little swi?n . . . Dean of the What??? . . . and Patty, while you ' re not busy . . . a new Wyatt Erp . . . nothing to worry about, girls, I ' m just nailing down the trash shute . . . Snowballs are to be thrown in the speed ball field only. . . . the times they are a-changin ... All my trials. Lord, soon be over . . . Sister Mary Matthew . . . thank-you . . . gratitude . . . appreciation . . . DEDICA TION . . . thank-you . . . seems so small . . . God Love You . . . our Judge, our Nurse, our Mother . . . there ' re times when she ' ll face our crowd . . . Sweet Mother!!!! Always and Sincerly, The Sophomore Class ' 6 7 wgfi aHSifafs J everen(J Jllolner Jlfari Jjenianu.s .f .JlT. i iair nan of }(jara of Jrus ees lister JIC. S epAen, CR.S.JK. J res aen S s er JK. Manfiew Dean of l.Jo ne i n n 1 s r a i o n Ci s er jIC. LOernarc O uaen Accounts Sister jIt. ' Gertrude Dean of Cnam ssjons O s er JK. jlCicne e treasurer Sister JR. J au ine ' J eais(rar Jaculi. y SISTLR M. ANNETTE, R.S.M. B.A., Catholic University of America; M.S., in Library Science, Catholic Univer- sity of America; Education. Library Science SISTER M. AQUINAS, R.S.M. B.A., George Peabody Institute; M.A., Ibid. French, English MR. FRANK AVESING B.A., St. Ambrose College M.A., St. Louis University Graduate Work; University of Michigan Columbia University Emory University Sociology SISTER M. JEAN BAPTISTE, R.S.M. B.S., College of Chestnut Hill; M.S.. University of Notre Dame; lurther Graduate Study, N. C. State, Uni versify of North Carolina; Chemistry SISTER M. BRIGID. R.S.M. B.A., Belmont Abbey College M.A., Georgetown University English SISTER M. CECILIA, R.S.M. B.M., Manhattanville College; M.A., Cathohc University of America; Piano, Organ, Music Education xa seiaLaHaassfxaaisuaaNm SISTER M. GERTRUDE, R.S.M. R.N., Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh B.S., Marquette University; M.S., St. John University Health Sciences. Psychology y REVEREND SEBASTIAN DORIS, O.S.B. A.B., Belmont Abbey College S.T.B., Belmont Abbey Seminary A .M., Catholic University of America Theology SISTER MARY COLUMBA, R.S.M. B.A., CathoUc University M.S., Catholic University Biology REVEREND EUGENE H. KUSTERER. O.S.B. B.A., S.T.B., Belmont Abbey College Graduate Studies, Catholic University Philosophy SISTER M.JOAN, R.S.M. B.S., Mount St. Vincent-on-Hudson; M.S., University of Notre Dame; Biology REVEREND HOWARD SISTER M. MATTHEW, R.S.M. B.A., University of Maine M.T., Hunter Laboratories Graduate Studies, Colby University; Univer- sity of North Carolina Physical Science , Biology MOTHER M. MAURA, R.S.M. B. A., Catholic University of Amercia; M.A., ibid. French, German SISTER M. MICHAEL, R.S.M. B.A., Mount Mercy College; M.A., University of Pittsburgh; NSF Summer Language Institute, Appalach- ian; Spanish. Latin, English SISTER M. MICHEL, R.S.M. B.A., W. C, University of North Carolina; M.S., John Carroll University; Mathematics MR. WILLARD MOODY B.A., Roosevelt University M.A.T.. University of North Carolina English Literature, Freshman English JEAN JOHNSON MOORE B.A., Meredith College; Secretarial Science 24 w REVEREND KIERAN NIELSON, O.S.B. B.A., Belmont Abbey College Graduate Studies, Catholic University of America Theology REVEREND BERTRAND A. PATTISON, Obl.S.B. Panton College (Lincolnshire, England); Ilton Seminary (Birmingham, England); Capuchin Theological Seminary (Craw- ley, Sussex); Dip. Pol. Soc. Sc. (Ox- ford). Theology MRS. JUNE MULLEN B.A., Belmont Abbey College Graduate Studies, University of North Caro- lina EngUsh ■ MARY STROTHER RAKER B.A., University of South Carolina; Secretarial Science MRS. BETTY PENNINGTON Studied at Appalachia Special Assistant in P.E. SISTER M. PAULINE, R.S.M. B.S., Mercyhurst College Commercial MOTHER M. RAYMOND, R.S.M. B.S., College of Chestnut Hill; M.S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Home Economics W 4 JOY LAURICE SPARROW B.A., University of North Carolina; M.hd., Ibid. Physical Education MISS ALICE SMITH A.B.. Limestone College Studied At: University of North Carolina Univcrsitc Loval, Quebec, Canada McGill University, Montreal, Canada Winthrop College SISTER M. BERNADETTE, R.S.M B.S.,M.S.,CoUegeof St. Rose; Biology REV. JAMES K. SOLARI. O.S.B. A.B., St. Benedict ' s College; Belmont Abbey Seminary; S.T.B., Pontificium Athenaeum Anselmian- um: S.T.L., ibid., S.S.L., Pontificium Institutum Biblicum; Further Studies, Institute Catholique a Paris; Goethe Institut of Munich. Chaplain SISTER M. STEPHEN. R.S.M. B.A., Mt. Mercy College, Pittsburgh, Pa.; M.S., University of Pittsburgh; I ' urther Graduate Study, University of Notre Dame; Univ. of N.C.; Catholic Univ.; New Mexico Highlands Univ.; Mathematics. Science SISTER MARY VIRGINIA Bachelor of Music, Marywood College Graduate Work: Marywood College Music SISTER M. THEOPHANE, R.S.M. B.F.A., University of Notre Dame: M.F.A.. Ibid. Summer Study, George Peabody, Chicago Art Institute; Art BARBARA SULLIVAN B.A., Duquesne University M.A., University of West Virginia History J MR. FRANK LI.M , BeUnont Abbey College Special Assistant in Science SISTER M. HELEN, R.S..M. B.A„ M.A., Catholic University of America; B.S. m L.S., George Peabody Institute; Library Science BRUCE MICHAEL WOOD B.A., Wagner College Graduate Studies, Quirmepiac College; Yale University Drama. Public Speaking Nancy Kirmeman and MoUe Bergin model clay under the direction of Sister Theophane. ri Jippreciaiion Art in the Elementary School - calls for creative design in paper. Jan Wieland, Sue Langley, Pat Kowalski, Priscilla Asony, Joan Roberts 28 ' at Bradley finds composition work a worthwhile experience aJ- hough it requires concentration and hard work. Could Carol Keenan be in such deep thoughts con- cerning English Lit.? Alicia Rooney finds College classes different from her former classes in high school. Instructing students under the Team Teaching Program are Sister Mary Kevin, Sister Mary Brigid, Miss Barbara Sullivan, Mrs. June Mullen, Sister Mary CeciUa, and Mr. Frank Avesing. Cathy Crates finds time to take a quick snooze during a Western Civ. lecture. ST '  « mw mM Miss Sullivan connects the past with the present, and con- templates the future. Drfisioru All right, girls! Give us that enthusiastic, attentive look! Examinations are a thrill for Bonnie Langston-oh yeah! ■ ' You won ' t believe this, Sharon . See, 1 told you-take a closer view You must be KJdding-it looks Uke some- thing that came out of the cafeteria! s CI e nee Every man should be a poet, philosopher, scientist and saint. St. Thomas Aquinas In order to find out as much as we can about the world God made for us, we must look at every aspect of the whole. The sciences reveal to us the complicated nature of the physical world, but also the simplicity and unity of the laws governing it. This leads to a better under- standing of the world we live in and the great omnipotence of its Creator. Evi Ciiang, a special student, observes the Medusa of Gonionemus under a liand lens. msss k .- -r- Mr. Frank Lim ponders a solution. Sister Jean Baptiste explains a problem to Pat Mac Qements. JKooern Jliain We live in a world today in which almost everything we do is based on our knowledge of math. A result of the discovery and application of inductive and deductive thinking it is a practical and concise science. The leaders of the future will need a basic knowledge of it in order to produce food as well as to launch our rockets. Class is thinking along with Mr. Lim. Sister Aquinas drills her students in elementary French. £ anouaoes Spanish classes are always associated with Sister Michael. Her use of tapes and dialogues brings variety to the classroom. 36 ffswsiii MntswnscEstnHKBm m Intermediate French students enjoy Alice Smith ' s conversation classes. Sacred Heart offers courses in beginning, intermediate, and advanced French and Spanish. Speaking, reading, and writing in each of the languages is stressed so that proficiency may be gained. In the Language laboratories, girls have the opportunity to perfect their pronunciation and accent. Classroom conversation in the language enables the student to improve her command of either French or Spanish. For the advanced French students, Mother Maura takes a look behind the language and at the country ' s customs, its people, and its literature. Jusiness Sister Pauline combines accounting with confidence. Books stand at attention as heads bow in concentration. Deparimeni Mrs. Raker puts some modem office equipment to use. Rosey Hatem attacks the printed page with frayed eraser brush, and probably frayed patience. IIKtW !IUK Ely ooooo OO0OOO Mrs. Moore is getting ready to say, Ready, set, GO! From a teacher ' s view . g BWH J nnosopn u The Love of Wisdom The intellectual nature of the iiuman person is perfected by wisdom and needs to be. For wisdom gently attracts the mind of man to a quest and a love for what is true and good. Steeped in wisdom man passes through visible realities to those which are unseen. Our era needs such wisdom more than bygone ages if the discoveries made by man are to De further humanized. For the future of the world stands in peril unless wiser men are forthcoming. The Dignity of the Human Person The Documents of Vatican II Abbott S. J. ffSJti weiwwiiwiaai OCa ura Sciences Sis er JK. er ruc e Sister M. Gertrude taught us Child Psychology, Health, Medical Secretarial and Anatomy. Besides being a Master Teacher, Sister has had much practical experience in the Nursing Field. It is a great privilege for us to have had her for a teacher in these important Classes at Sacred Heart College. Reports on Child Psychology must have been pretty good judging from the pleased expressions. The brain and how it functions is explained in detail. ' - Sister Gertrude shows a student how to take blood pressure. .J. Some things one must simply study to learn. Anatomy is a rugged course, but it pays off in a sense of achievement. oc o o ' 9y Sociology instructor Frank Avesing envisions the role of the teacher as did Henry James: The teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. Mr. Avesing is one of the thirteen instructors at Sacred Heart College participating in the recently initiated in- tegrated humanities program. To enrich the student ' s cultural perspective, and to aid her in the formative development of a critical mind, free of provinciality, the program implements princi- ples of team teaching in English Literature, Western Civilization, American History, Art and Music. Essentially, the integrated humanities program is an effort to convey the unity of knowledge. Through academic communication in the modern media. Sacred Heart College seeks to teach that the real place of man in creation is to be lord of the world and servant of God. For man is more than animal. In the words of Paul, he belongs to Christ and Christ belongs to God In this sense, the teacher does affect eternity. uneoJo yy %f ome ome Economics Sue Larkin, Susan Truliove, Smokie Walsh and Ginny Seward - working overtime to get a project completed. Sacred Heart College offers courses in the field of home eco- nomics to give the girl a chance to prepare herself for the role of homeniaker. In the food classes of the Home Economics Department girls learn to plan, to prepare, and to serve nutritious meals. In the clothing classes the girls plan and make additions to their w ardrobes. Catch us, if you can. If only expressions could win points! p m kO 4 JL - 81 i - Watch out, Regina, here comes the ball. Modem Dance — a rest between the acts. upeecn and (JraJ S nierpreiaiion Mr. B. Michael Wood, Head of Speech and Drama Department at Sacred Heart College. Mr. B. Michael Wood has contributed to the cultural atmosphere at Sacred Heart College in a tremendous way. Head of the Speech and Drama Department, he has injected a spirit and enthusiasm which led the students willingly to devote many hours to study and practice for their performances and productions. The Masquers (Name of the Dramatics Club) started the 1966-67 season with Noel Coward ' s hilarious comedy, Blithe Spirit. G. B. Shaw ' s Don Juan in Hell was produced on February 5 at 3 p.m. and again at 8 p.m. Euripides immortal tragedy, Medea was done in contemporary abstract medium on April 7,8, and 9 at 8 p.m. each evening. While participating in necessary practice and gaining essential credits students of the courses taught by Mr. Wood find that they develop a degree of insight into hfe and a maturity of judgment which are one of the main objectives of college education. Mr. Wood gets his class interested in a train of thought or tiie pursuit of an idea and they swarm to the library to follow it up. in this way he is making a tremendous contribution to their intellectual hfe. dromotic reoding DON JUAN IN HELL adapted and directed by B Michoel Wood Presented by the Mosquers and the Dromo Deportment of Socred Heort College Sundoy, 12 February 1967, at 3 p m in Worde Lecture HqII, and, at 8 p m in the Auditorium the cost in order of oppearonce Dono Ano — Miss Lindo L Ryon Don Juan — B Michoel Wood The Statue — Miss Cecelio A Foils The Devil — Miss Morilyn Jeanne Forma Kagi«iiM iM s sMJWM«fii ' . ' : ; isw o o ? ouerninen O ssocia ion Patty Shannon, President, Judy Battaglia, Vice-President, Catchy McQuillin, Secretary, Peggy Kurtz, Social Chairman. Sheila Ross, Corresponding Secretary, Ivy Nolan, Treasurer. The Student Council offers a superb opportunity for each pupil to express himself through an elected representative on issues which he considers important. This is training in leadership and training in the democratic process. The way in which you - the leading citizens in our colleges today - meet today ' s problems will have much to do with how the Nation ' s problems are solved in the years ahead. John F. Kennedy t ' I J Seated: Terri DeForest, Patty Sharman, Judy Bataglia, Catchie McQuilkin. Standing: Jeanie Yerks, Peggy Kertz, Shiela Ross. (L iudeni Qjouncil udiciaru Jjoard The Judicial Board copes with the most se- rious dicipline problems, and has the power to recommend expulsion. It consists of three freshmen and three sophomores, which gives it an equal representation for both classes. The members are chosen by the President of the Board, and approved by the Dean of Women and the Student Council Advisor. Pat Bradley, Kathy Brennan, and Carol Derr ' berry elected to the Judi-Board in February for the second semester. McAULEY HALL President . . . Boruiie Langston Vice-Pres. . . Dottie Keefe Secretary . . . Pat Barry Treasurer . . . Chris Kingsberry Social Chairman . . . Sunny Maffoh Sophomore Advisors Peggy Kurtz Terri DeForrest Jiouse vjounciJ Both Doyle and McAuley have house councils. Their official jobs are to serve as the judiciary body of the dormitory. However, they are usually responsible for the organization of House parties and activities and respon- sible for the sense of unity a dormitory has. The offices are President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Social Chairman. These people who fill these positions are elected by their fellow students, and serve for one year. DOYLE HALL President . . . Jeanie Yerks Vice-Pres. . . Mary Catherine Brown Secretary . . . Trish Moore Treasurer . . . Connell Vaughn Social Chairman . . . Anne Vale Col. Polvoromo Mrs. Hill iJnose wJe jan i Joroei y-i Sister Mary Fidelas m f ■ ( ' ■ Proctors for Doyle Hall Sharon Choicca, Judy Joseph, Ginny Condon, Pat Kowalaski, Pliylhs MacDonald, Marion Brown, Mary Ann Ellis, Karen Robinson, Mary Orsini, Erin O ' Boyle, Mary Beth Witzig, Rosi Sailc, Sally Brunelle, Gay Hoffmuier, Sue Schautt, Marg Pons. y roc ors McAuley Hall Proctors Karen Webster, Barbara Bliley, Alexis Jackson, Stella Johnson. 52 Mrs. Rosalie Frederick Jiouse JJio ners Mrs. Nora Bridges Both House Mothers stress the need for relaxation in dorm life. Marie Poveromo, Mrs. Frederick, Ann Mayer, Debbie Delp, Mrs. Bridges, Margaret Antosek, Susan Laikin and Michele MenviUe portray this atmosphere. (uoc an Prefect Nancy Kelley Vice-Prefect Lorise Hood Secretary Cheryl Cash Corresponding Secretary . Catchie McQuilken Social Chairman Eileen Scanlon MEMBERS: Karen Kinney, Kathy Greene, Marie Poveromo, Patty Stramback, Jan Kendall, Nancy Kelley, Eileen Scan- lon, Mary Lou O ' Neil, Jackie Stutski, Cheryl Cash, Maureen McDermott, Catcliie McQuilken, Lorise Hood, Nancy Jonor, Joaji Watson, Cliris Cavanero, Peggy Kurtz, Sue Langley, Mary White, Bunny Sniink, Terri DeForest. Jor Une J eop e of oo . . . to grow higher, deeper, wider as the years go on. To feel oneself growing is to feel the pulse of Life itself, to get a glimpse of its beauty. The Passionate longing to grow, to be is found only with, in, each other. CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY WEEK MARCH, 1967 GJii iRno ocieii X OFFICERS President Claire Edwards Vice-President Donna Wetherington Treasurer Elaine Powell L ikv. Sister Maria, Elaine Powell, Doiuia Wetherington, Sister Angela, Claire en, Mary Harris, Bridgett McCarthy. To serve willingly and joyfully both the physical and spiritual needs of all individuals is the prime objective of the Legion of Mary. Unmitigated devotion to duty is honored by each Legionary ' s personal promise to carry on the work of Christ under the di- rect auspices of His Mother, Mary. No good work is too insignificant for the Legion of Mary. We can reach the needs of human hfe on the cam- pus as well as on the mission field. Ap- proaches vary with the locale, but Christain love and fine example are universal. iDeqion of jRara Seated: Zanzola L to R: Debbie McBride, Carol Derryberry, Sue Palmer, Ivy Nolan, Michelle Duane, Sister Columba (Moderator), Paulette Standing: L to R: Mary Ann, Kathy Della-Gustina, Carol Owen, Kathy Connelly. Diane Bialkowske, Pat Mikell, Joan Duval. Ill II II jj II J roj ' ecl iDooAoui Lecture in 5 minutes . . . bring your chairs with you! . . . Gee, I ' m hungry! . . . Heah! They ' re serving LUNCH!! . . . O.K.. kids, we gotta thini of a poster about love . . , Let ' s make a big tlame with black all around it to symbolize Sin, and Love conquering it . . . O.K., let ' s sing it through again: ' As we walk up to the altar! ' ... ... OUCH! I just tacked my thumb to the altar! . . . These hosts taste funny! . . . My feet are cold! . . . Well, get on the bottom bunk. . . . There ' s no screen in the door! What it . . . Offer it up. If there is one thing the classes of ' 67 and ' 70 will remember for- ever, it will be Project Lookout. It was a most unusual retreat initiated by Ed and Fran Driscoll and the first of its kind attempted on the college level. It was a genuine success from the start. Through careful plan- ning, hard work, and thousands of prayers sent in from places like California, Texas and New York, it had to be. Who would have thought that a small summer camp in South Carolina could become the sight for a successful retreat? It lasted one week-end, and took place at Camp Thunderbird in northern South Carolina. The girls slept in cabins (some unheated) and attended lectures, discussions, sing-outs, poster contests, work shops, and movies, all the while working together to produce the final climax-a COMMUNITY MASS. The altar was hand made, along with the candle holders, altar cloths, priest ' s garments, hosts, and banners. Songs were written, and guitars twanged as all merged in one great procession into the log-cabin church. Spectators came from all parts to witness this Mass, and to share in the noon meal. Although the sky was cloudy, this fact did not seem to hamper the lasting success of project LOOKOUT, because, as expressed by an enthusiastic participator, God hid the sun, so that we would let our lights of love shine out and brighten our own surroundings. % ■b- i ?•■ ' V ' it Jl,.p i fffv ' : c5 C jenerJicfs Seated: Karen Johansen. Standing: L to R: Ceci Cowart, Kathy Con- nelly, Malinda Posey, Tina Franquez, Carol de Pyssler. Both Abbey and Sacred Heart students participate in tutoring the grade school students at St. Benedict ' s. It gives them a feel- ing of satisfaction to know that they have perhaps helped a strug- gling student through a difficult part in iiis Ufe. An enthusiastic supporter states, It helps the tutors to develop their own pa- tience and tactfullness. Members L to R: Karen Kinney, Mary Paladino, Lynn Gardell, Debbie Borum, Jeanne Christie, Maggie McCourt, Trish Shea, Jane Dellavecchia, Kathy Wildey, Kathy Gaffney, Paulette Zanzola, Rosemary Keams, Mary King, Ann Troublefield, Mary Lynn Qumelle, Pat Mikell, Kathy Bludworth, Karen Finan, Sharon Mann, Kathy Kelly, Kathy Burke, Gay Hoffmier,Steplianie Ryan, Alicia Rooney, Linda Ful- ler, Marge Pons. you no Jjemocrais ors Donna Wetherington Maryann Dellavecchia Sue Langley Mickey Burke Maryann Mickey Erin O ' Boyle, Maureen Middlecamp and Tina Franquez. Elaine Furr, Debbie Delp, Joan Downing, Jane Dellovecchia,Tina Franquez, Anne Mayer, Mary Pepscom. Sr. Mary Joan- our advisor S,a Laugh it off- Joan Downing, Elaine Furr, Anne Mayor THE ECHOES VoluiiK ' - No. Sacivil I lent Colles e. Boliiiont, N. ( ' . Mav. 1%7 ECHOES EDITORS Editor-in-Cliief Renate Dell Assistant Editor Cecilia Falls Feature Editor Jan Wieland STAFF L to R: Eleanor Calaliaii, Katliy Biirko, Tncilla McCoiiry. Angeli Kosolcharoen. Clinney Seward, Burma Mill. Karen Johansen. Mary White, Peggy O ' Conner. oiierartj Cj uo Maiy Jane Hinson, Anne Mayer, Debbie Delph, Sue Langley. LITERARY DISCUSSION CLUB It ' s really true that one gets out ot a piece oi uterature what one puts into it. states a member of the Literary Discussion Club. They discuss short stories, plays, and novels, and this year are trying to expose some of the talent in the school by printing S.H.C. ' s first literary magazine, to which any- one may contribute. The discussions not only help in broadening their knowledge of Uterature, but also help in the broadening of their minds. Second Semester Additions to Judicial Board— Maureen McDermott, Cathy Hutchings, Kathy Greene. Une [J ' lne r s Gfuo A liJ MEMBERS Seated: L to R: Maureen Middlecamp, Barbara ladarola, I-rannie Coan. Mary Lynn QumcU, Joan Watson, Mary Lou O ' Neil. Standing: L to R: Mary Orsini, Pat Stramback Michelc Menville, Marie Poveromo, Jan Wieland, Marie Passanante, Karen Kinney, Mary PaJidino, Peggy O ' Conner, Mickey Buike, Phyllis Quatman, Cindy Van Hook. Ginny Condon, Linda Mountcastle, Mary Eileen King, Elsie Zabla, Erin O ' Boyle, Barbara Murphy The Fine Arts Club is an organization for tlie purpose of expanding and challenging individuals in creative thinking and expression. It helps the student to bring forth her ideas on the arts-painting, writing, singing, and acting. Here at Sacred Heart we are privileged to have guests from all over the world, bringing to us their professional outlooks and talents to our campus. The Fine Arts Club has the responsibihty and honor to be hostesses for the guests, bringing them to and fro from the airport, providing their place of stay, bringing them to meals, and introducing them to the student bodv for lectures and receptions. The increased interest on cam- pus in promoting the arts has stimulated the membership of the club greatly. Moderator of the club is an artist herself, Sister Mary Theophane. President of the Fine Arts Club Kathy Della-Guistina Sacred Heart College Cultural Program 1966-1967 fk m DORRAINE and ELLIS ■Romance in Song Concert: September 22, 8 p.m. HARRIET FITZGERALD artist, lecturer A Danforth Visiting Lecturer - the sec- ond of the current McAuley Lecture Series. Convocation: December 5, 3:00 p. m. How a Painting Works Lecture: December 6. 8:00 p. m. Clas- sic and Romantic Influences in Twentieth Centiuy Painting T. LAMARR BRIGGS One-man art show drew large crowds during December ' 66. GRANT JOHAiNfNESEN Pianist MARTA BECKET dance mime Combining the arts of theatrical pantomime and classical ballet, Marta Becket presents a series of short stories and vignettes in- volving from one to five char- acters. Concert: January 30, 8 p.m. SOULIMA STRAVINSKY pianist A Danforth Visiting Lecturer-the third of the current McAulej ' Series. Lecture: Contemporary Music 3:00 p. m. Recital: February 27, 8:00 p. m. Program will include works of Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Litz, Bartok, Soulima Stravinsky and those of his father. Igor Stravinsky. THE CHARLOTTE SYMPHONY under the direction of Richard Cormier Concert: April 5, 8 p. m. (J ner rac i racnons UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH MALE CHORUS Concert: AprU 19, 1 1 a. m. KAY M. BAXTER educator, author, lecturer A Danforth Visiting Lecturer - the first of the 1966-1967 McAuley Lecture Series. Convocation: September 29, 3:00 p. m. Grace or Gorgon? The Image of Woman in Contempor- ary Theatre. Lecture: September 30, 8:00 p. m. Contempor- ary Theatre and Religious Communication FINE ARTS FESTIVAL SACRED HEART COLLEGE April 2 through April 9. NATIONAL PLAYERS present Merchant of Venice February 26, 8:00 p. m. 2), Tama 2) evar. ?p iineni The Drama Department of a college is the base unit of most fine arts productions presented there. The drama department of a college gives students practical experience in the anatomy of the theatre. In order for any arts center to exist at all, there must be the human element. People are the most important factor in any theatre. The people who work together have something in common with one another; they have the desire to be part of the body that gives the drama life on the stage. As the desire to learn increases, so tlie interest increases. The Sacred Heart department of Speech and Drama is the center where such learning and desire and interest is stimulated. This department has taught students to feel confident in front of spectators. Students have learned to be stage managers, actors, assistant-directors, wardrobe and make-up crews for the drama presented. The most active and creative force behind the Department of Speech and Drama is Mr. B. Michael Wood. Mr. Wood has guided students in everv aspect of the stage. He is dedicated to the theatre and to the presentation of good drama. He has taugni all who nave worked with him that the ultimate end of training is to be involved in a hu- man experience and to achieve the satisfaction of a thing well done. fee Gfuo Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Slaten, Sacred Heart Glee Club has entertained the student body at its annual Christmas dinner. They also along with the Belmont Abbey Chanticleers have performed at several other college functions. S. H. College certainly is proud of these girls who excel not only in their singing ability but also in their enthusiasm for the love of music. Director, Mrs. Slaten MEMBERS L to R: Bobby Bruno, Sharon Chioca, Niki Zelzenik, Marie Passanante, Sue Scott, Jan Wieland, Carol Alton, Mary Jo Sturtevant, Kathy Burke, Mary Lynn Quenell, Alexis Jackson, Mary Elizabeth Canty, Ginny Erts, Theresa Day, Joan Roberts, Frances Lowder, Carolyn Holland, Joan Downing, Kathy Buettner, Trish Moore, Pat Kowalski, Carolyn Cole, Bunny Sniink, Sharon Stockdale, and Sharon Pfiester. BAND PRACTICE Kctured above are Sister Mary Angela, Mary King, Stella Johnson, Sister Mary Cecilia, Joan Downing, Hiawatha Cathcart, Maureen McCune, Tommy Scartozzi, Barbara Ann Cathcart, Linda Mountcastle, Missy Zier, Sister Mary Virginia, and Sue Langley. Absent band members are Father James, O.S.B., College Chaplain; Sharon Folk, Sister Mary Delia, Kathy Hughes, Sister Bernard Marie. This organi- zation was started in order to provide an opportunity for band instrument for those who desired in- struction. Membership is open to students, faculty, and others who are associated with Sacred Heart College in some way. Assistant instructors are Sharon Folk, snare drum: Joan Downing, French horn and comet; and Missy Zier, flute. J rojeci of i ie Americas OFFICERS L to R: Tina Franquez, Rene Eppoli, Barbara Pullan, Barbara Pick, Mimi Sabetes. oreion ' 9 ' MEMBERS L to R: Barbara Pullaji, Aida Quijana (Panamal), Rosemarie Henne (Panamal), Jane Morrison, Bonnie Langston, Tina Franquez (Guam), Elaine Furr, Mimi Sabates (Cuba), Ren e Eppoliti (Italy), Elsie Zabla (Honduras), Pat McClements, Barbara Fick. J e a ions S niernah ' onal J e aiions Gfuo Sacred Heart College has two clubs that deal with International Relations to promote better understand- ing between the two Americas. These two organizations are the International Relations Club and Pram. The former deals with a culture exchange between the for- eign students and the United States students. Pram ' s main purpose is to foster a better understanding be- tween the Americas as well. The International Relation ' s main project of the year is sending a delegation consisting of four representatives to a Mock United Nations General Assembly. Pram ' s goal is to send students over the summer months to Latm America. Both clubs also attend various conventions throughout the state or its proximity. L to R: Officers: Angeli Kosolcharoen, Kathy Bludworth, Rose- marie Herme, Starr Williams. D r 1 !;:t MEMBERS Seated L to R: Angeli Kosolcharoen, Starr WiUiams, Rosemarie Henne, Kathy Bludworth. Standing L to R: Debbie Borum, Delores Urciolo, Jan Wieland, Alicia Rooney, Michelle Menville, Sister Rita Mary, Mary Lynn Qumell, Aida Quijano. (S Joinen s Jvecreahon Association W R. A. MEMBERS Front Row L to R: Franiiie Tlionias, Kathy Nt-ale, Jeanne Christie, Tina Franquez, Kathy Breniian, Missy Zier, Judy Rose, Susan Scott, Maureen McDenViOtt, Barbara Bliley. Pat MeClement, Prisilla Asony. Noreen Butler, Adrian Almon, Jeanne Yerks, Mary Katherine Brown, Ann Valle, Kathy Beuttner, Linda Mountcastle. Bunny Smiitk, Peggy Kurtz, Terri DeForest, Sharon Chiocea, Pat Bliley, Nancy Kinncinan. WRA Officers: Missy Zier, Terri Deforest, Linda Mountcastle, Peggy Kurtz, Tina Franquez. B BALL PLAYERS Seated L to R: Margaret Antosek, Elaine Powell, Peggy Kurtz. Taffy Mendel, Barbara BlUey, Maureen Sim- mons, Missy Zier. Standing L to R: Maureen McDermott, Kathy Kaine, Nancy Kinneman, Gay Hoffmeyer, Pat Bliley. Terri DeForest, Mrs. Sparrow (Moderator). Suzanne President Patrice Sullivan Dance Director Maggie McCourt Vice President ; Rosemary Romeo Recording Sect Mary Pat Morrow Treasurer Suzanne Patrica Record Librarian Darcy Seim Corresponding Sect Karen Kinney Manager Erin O ' Boyle Patrice Left to Right: Pam Fives, Darcy Seim, Suzanne Patrica, Kerry Jo Middleton, Rosie Hatem, Rita Romeo, Cathy Neale, Rosemary Romeo, Mary Pat Morrow, Carol Alton, Karen Kinney, Denise Collela, Marie Passanante, Lynn Grenier, Eileen Kerrigan, Mary Ann Vitkus, Maggy McCourt, Kathy Boyle, Patrice Sullivan, Erin O ' Boyle, Marg Ponde. USefinoni ooetJ Mary Paladino Trish Moore Judy Battaglia NKSS AffihTJTQn MHaMmGSIQlKlffi Cjneer eaaers Catchie McQuilkin Captain V Gay Hoffmeir Jeanine Christie F E A T U R E S i J V k an J romise J rincess Gnaniaf uDesierman V ' Tommy Hirsch talks enthusiastically on some unknown subject as Sharon Coss Ustens pensively. S.H.C. ' S MID-WINTER BALL THE MID-WINTER BALL On Saturday, the night of January 21 , the air was crisp as girls were leav- ing Sacred Heart with their dates. The occasion was the annual Mid-Winter Ball to be held at the White House Inn in Charlotte. Everyone seemed to be transformed, dressed in their long formals or tuxedos. Music that evening was provided by Dan Ranisy and his orchestra, and the music they played really added to the mood of the evening. The crowning of the King and Queen of the Ball was one of the major events of the evening. The lucky couple was Eileen Scanlon and John Saldino. After the coro- nation, a country-style breakfast was served Buffet style. After the deli- cious breakfast, all the couples once again began dancing and what seemed to be all too soon, the last song was playing. The only complaint heard was, that it did not last long enough. Betsy Vail and Tom McGuire catch the camera at the same time it catches them. J. -J.. I Kathy Cems and Tom Dillon never knew. Kjnrislinas Dance Jjecemoer. 1966 Peggy Kurtz Kathleen Ann Wildey JKatJ Cjoar Jeanne Ann Yerks J - Mary Keams Chantal Suzanne Westemian Kathleen Hutchings my:--: « « JJiau Day Miarty Jxooeris 1967 Jliau [2ueen Ori ' n O ' ' !jjou e Secretary KATHY HUCHINGS Presi THERESE ■ :t ' nmtf • _Jy ' g] - 3 o l970 Socia] Chairman EILEEN O ' REGAN ent [RAN Treasurer JLNX KOFFMAN Cheri Adams Helen Akey Irma Alcman 1 Linda Altabellas Mary G. Ban Pat Bany Linda Bennett Marie Beyer Diane Bialkowaki Martha Bock Katherine Bourke Pam Bourne Lomane Bousquet Kristine Bowling Saiah Bradley Veronica Brophy Julia B: So this is college . . . Marion Brown Pat Buckley Cathy Bulger Sally Brunelle 92 where are we going to put it all? Judy Cunibia Lee Ann Cummings Kathleen Curry Caroline Breary 93 mmmmmss Nancy Daunt Jane Dellavecchia Dtbby Delp Carol Derryberry Michele Dezzutto Joan Downing V Whicli way to the Abbey ' . ' Marty Geraci Kathy Greene Lynn Grenier Jane Morper Bemadetle Jolinson Patncia Grumbach Luisa Guillen Geraldine Gunter Man- Hamuion ■■V IVA Pamela Hansbrough Man Harris Rose Hatem Marty Hawkins Phyllis Heasely Teresa Helternan Sorry boys, no bermudas permitted on campus! Mar ' Jane Hinson Gaye Hoffmen Caiolyn Holland Janet Huffman Kathy Hutchings Sister M. Rose Shaion Cindy Jackson Alexis Jackson Nancy Jeffrey Sybil Jenkins Sylvia Jenkins Therese Jiian Dotty Keefe Maureen Kcnneay Kathy Kicrcc Irancinc Kelly 1 ik ' cn Kerrigan Minii Kirby Katliy Kelly Sue Keenan Majy Eileen King Chris Kingsberry Lorraine Klar Lucy Kline 96 Linda Koelle Lydia Lagomasmo Patricia Lane Bonnie Langston Kath Lavelle Magie Leischner NanciMaffioli Mar ' Jacquelyn Mann Shaion Mann Larraine Maroney Anne Mayer Diana McAndrews Mary McBride Phyllis McDonald Susan McGraw m Bridget McCarthy Bertha McCoury Maureen McCune Barbara McDaniel Pam Mclntyve Maureen Mclver Beth McNeil Diane McNemey Karen McReynolds V Jane Medica Maggie Meenan Taffy Mendel Michele Menville Kerry Jo Middleton Betty Montgomery im im Maura Mylott Karen Nie]son Virginia Nolan 1 wanna go home! Ivy Nolan Margaret Nugent Peggy O ' Conner Chris Q-Neill Francine Q-Neill (Jina O ■Neill Abbey Men? Maiy Palladino Sue Palmer Marie Passanante What else did you get for Christinas? Alicia Rooney Sister Rita Mar ' Ann Rose Linda Ryan Stephanie Ryan Pam Sagan Rose Saik Nancy Scartozzi Theresa Scherger Trisha Shea I Maureen Simmons Sue Spenser Barbara Stern Margaret Stewart Sharon Stockdale Cheryl Stone Mary Jo Sturtivant Linda Tallahdo Nina Taliaferro Barbara Thcil Mary Beth Thompson Christine Tickcnor AnnTroubleneld Susan TruUo Marj- Alice Yanch Dolores Lrc.ola ||£4 Betsy Vail Grace O ' Connel Vaughan Nanc Vespoint Mary Ann Vitkus V Lesle. Wanless Karen Webster Kathy Wheeler Kathy Wildey Elizabeth tt ilhs Mary Beth Witzig m Paula Womack Ah ce Wright EUen Zapki Patricia Zolkoskt Sandy Danner Eillen Mullen o?. ememoer Se And, tliis is the Abbey? 3 p. ni. 5 p. in. ( WeejKcfaus) Tom Taffy Dennis Bunny ■ ?rt 57n vm iMKMawKu Nancy Al Maureen Mike . i Grant Suzanne naasssitaa Ljni e ii snowed . ISlJe o an ceo on I an ne nia inrouan ine nianl i ' ¥9 .- . ' .-. Wi. i ' wwiiy viiij9i; : - ' CLyf J ' ' ' -iim ' ' : ' ' i •fe. ' . k, ' i To dance, or not to dance? . . . that ' s the question for Cathy Neale. CParh les hIM if . t . «? ;« • 31 .T The pause that refreshes . Hey Ma, look what I ' ve got Would you beUeve . . .? ' ' --« •Y« ■I ' ■ « -i , ,, ' M ' iV trnm ' l ' -. ' ' U- :(. - '  -V ' ' ■-v - ' ' . ■•■ ' s MM[ Bt ' -i lim 5S%!t. - v ' i? ——  « iimimwaMiii« cj opnom ores ■ : ' ' r. V m  C- I 1 UR RI( Vi r 1 f ULETTE ZANZOLA  tary SI o -1 If ' ■ ' LjiSBu z opni o in ore %yy J esponsio e Jimoih ' ous . DepenoaoJe yirihh ' c . . . Ua eniecf . . J- ' auk ' tle cJ uper ah ' ues J eaau Jiurh J au etie jLjanzo a L)ne a J oss 1 1 noe CJesterinan Cja cn e jTLc2.ui Ain Crin O Jjoy e C n ef Cja cnA Sc Adrieiine Marie Almon Willimantic. Connecticut Carol Frances Alton Norfork, Virginia Priscilla Mary Asony Irvington, New Jersey Julia Margaret Battaglia Norfolk, Virginia Helen Aycoth Gastoma, North Carolina Regina Lucan Billero Atlajitic Higliiands, New Jersey Kathleen Bhidwortb Jacksonville, Florida Deborah Bontm Atlanta, Georgia Kathleen Mary Boyle McLean, Virginia Kathleen Adrian Brennan South Belmar, New Jersey Brenda Paige Brennan Warrenton, Virginia Geraldme Brown Bay Shores, New York •fL Jean Alison Bnice Rome, Italy MoUe Leigh Burgin Arlington, Virginia Katherine Anne Biiettner Cleveland, Ohio Michele Burke River Edge, New Jersey Kathleen Foster Burke Riclimond, Virginia Noreen Margaret Butler Sliaker Heights, Ohio lH i mw ii8tMa «i Eleanor Ruth CallaJmn Arlington, Virginia Mary Elizabeth Canty Savannah, Georgia Cheryl Ann Cash Menlo Park, New Jersey Tliebna Marcela Clement Panama, Republic of Panama Jeanine Louise Christie McLean, Virginia Frances Theresa Coan South Amboy, New Jersey . -« «« - i- ' Virginia Flannagan Codon Charleston, South Carolina Janice Katlinin Cotrrell Richmond, Virginia Cecilia Elaine Cowart Tampa, Florida X Teresa Lorraine Day Washington, D. 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New York Carol De Pyssler Puerto Rico Laura Elizabeth Doran Richmond, Virginia Claire Egan Edwards Durham, North Carolina w Elizabeth Roseman Elkin Morgaijton, North Carolina Mary an Ellis Alexandria, Virginia Renata Eppoliti Ridgefield, Connecticut Cecelia Anne Falls Roanoke, Virginia Marilyn Farina Teaneck, New Jersey frwan-srawBiK ai Barbara Jean Fick Arlington, Virginia Karen Finan Alexandria, Virginia Catherine Patricia Flemming Tampa, Florida Pattie Ernestine Foy Jacksonville, Florida Tina Rosalie Franquez Tamuning, Guam Lynn Ann Frye Upper Montclair, New Jersey Kathryn Gaffney Spartanburg, South Carolin; Mary Katherine Brown Baxley, Georgia ■J Kathleen Hassel Dearborn, Michigan Jo Ann Ha tern New Bern, North Carolina Rosemarie Hcnne David-Panama wgw i ww uwgmfMM Bemice Catherine Heiisberger South Amboy, New Jersey Edith Elizabeth Hermelink Charlotte, North Carolina Burma Carol Hill Thomasville North Carolina Lorise Marie Hood Wheaton, Maryland Carolyn Jean Hoffman Belmont, North Carolina Barbara Ann ladarola Elmsford, New York Pat Marsh Norfolk, Virginia Nancy Ellen Jones Falls Church, Virginia Judith Marie Joseph Laurinburg, North Carolina Sharon Elizabeth Joy Lathan, New York Nora Esther Jurado Panama, Republic of Panama mtrnfuanfinmiXimsxtiism Rosemary Keams Newport News, Virginia Carol Ann Keenan South Amboy, New Jersey Mar} ' Cecilia Kelly Chevy Chase, Maryland Nancy Ann Keller Lakewood, Ohio Janice Ann Kendall East Troy, Wisconsin Nancy Kinnemann ArUngton. Virginia Karen Eugenetta Kinney Richmond, Virginia Bonnie Marie Klass Point Pleasant, New Jersey Elaine Marie Koffler WUdwood, New Jersey Marguerite Ann Koncul Savannali, Georgia Angeti Diana Kosolcharoen Bangkok, Thailand IBiax I iSKitia Patricia Ann Kawalski Cleveland, Ohio Margaret Mary Kurtz South Amboy, New Jersey Mary Susan Langley Okinawa Susan Patricia Larkin Falls Church, Virginia Margaret Ann McCourt Arlington, Virginia Ann Worth McCausland Arlington, Virginia Patricia Mary McLaughlin Bronx, New York Margaret McNamara Ridgewood, New Jersey % Catherine Teresa McQuilkin Norwood, North Carolina Elisa Micheli Fort Devens, Massachusetts msmmmsm am Maureen Elizabeth Middlecamp Roanoke, Virginia Patricia Ann Moore Columbia, South Carolina Patricia Marie Mikell Jacksonville, Florida Loretta Jane Moore Mount HoUy, North Carolina Victoria Marie Morris Brevard, North Carolina 129 Jane Howard Morrison Benyville, Virginia Mary Jo Mosca Charlotte, North Carolina Barbara Anne Murphy Pittsfield, Massachusetts Catherine Ann Neale Bowlers Wharf, Virginia Erin O ' Boyle Hicksville, New York Mary Louise O ' Neil Richmond, Virginia 130 1«v Mary Louise Orsini Savannah, Georgia Rita Ann Palmer McLean, Virginia Suzanne Elizabeth Patrica Steelton, Pennsylvania Marie Jo Poveromo Charlotte, North Carolina Marjorie Elaine Powell Washington, D. C. Patsy Ruth Price Gastonia, North Carolina Barbara Ann Piillan Pleasantville, New Jersey Phyllis Elizabeth Quatman Lima, Ohio Aida delCarmen Quijano Panama Mary Lynn Qurnell Burlington, North Carolina X Judy Diane Rankin Belmont, North Carolina Joan Roberts Cleveland, Ohio ' ' ' °™™™ ™™«™ Georgia Rogers Charlotte, North CaroUna Rosemary Theresa Romeo Arlington, Virginia Judith Teresa Rose Franklin Square, Long Island, New York Sheila Ross Haverton, Pennsylvania t Irma Delia Sabates Camaquey, Cuba Eileen Marie Scanlon Hyattsville, Maryland Suzanne Mary Schaut Cleveland, Ohio Susan Elizabeth Scott Forest City, North Carolina Sharon Sedberry Newport-News, Virginia Dorothy Morse Seims Alexandria, Virginia Virginia Ann Seward Rockville Centre, New York Patricia A nn Sharman Charlotte, North Carolina IK7™M«P   .,  - Eleanor Ann Smink Fords, New Jersey Sharon Anne Spyrka Winter Park, Florida Judi E. Stack Vestal, New York Janice Starling Wilmington, North Carolina Patricia Ann Stramback South Amboy, New Jersey Sti saaaff Jacqueline Arm Stutski South Amboy, New Jersey Patrice Sullivan Jacksonville, Florida Francine Marie Thoinas McLean, Virginia Mary Trotter Goldsboro, North Carolina Anne Marie Valle Ardsleey-on-Hudson, New York ' ' ' ' ™ ' ' ™™ ' ' ' ™™ ' - Barbara Verlangier Mount Kisco, New York Judith Ann Walsh Orlando, Florida Cyndie Adele VanHook DeLand, Florida Joan Marie Watson Hazlet, New Jersey Omntal Suzanne Westerman Arlington, Virginia Donna Marie Wetherington Jacksonville, Florida Mariann Marguerite Wheelon Black Mountain, North Carolina Mary ' Geraldine White Fairfax, Virginia Patricia Mary White Waldwick, New Jersey Janice Aim Wieland Statesville, North Carolina Geraldine Starr Williams Secretary, Maryland mmaiiMiiiiiiuiuH Oiris Haberbush Charlotte, North CaroUna Jeanne Ann Yerks Arlington, Virginia Paillette Marie Zanzola Richmond, Virginia Dorothea Margaret Zeier Princeton, New Jersey Kathleen Elizabeth Zeleznik Shaker Heights, Ohio Sister M. Regina Tones Agana Heights, Guam Sister Maria Quintaiiilla Inarajan, Guam Sister M. Glorista Arackel Kerala, India iJo (Jur c is er h racfua es — I96S We oeojca e inh poem Sister M. Benedict Thomas Mysore, India TO A NUN I may not hold to sacred strain That made you different from your kind. That fostered in your youthful brain One deep-grooved sacrificial line That barred the door to earthly thing: that overcame The human urge . . . Love and Life ' s renewing power To live in other lives again . . . A loss you count as sacred dower. But your devotion is to me A ' ' white fire ' ' gleam of life divine; A beacon set that I may see And long to serve in part this task of thine . . . This task for child and church; for poor and wretched blind. And with it all to be serene - so gentle and so kind. Mary Terry Gill from IN PRAISE OF NUNS Ed. J. M. Hayncs, E. P. Dutton, New York Sister M. 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Lorise Marie 4008 Sampson Road Silver Spring, Maryland ladarola, Barbara Ann 30 Lawn Avenue Elmsford, New York Jenkins, Susan 327 Ferrell Avenue Behnont, N. C. Johnson, Stella Louise 1522 East Eighteenth St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Jones, Nancy 7202 Quincy Avenue Falls Church, Virginia Joseph, Judith Marie 212 Covington Street Laurinburg, N. C. Joy, Sharon 4 Vandenburg Lane Latham, New York Jurado, Nora E. 7th Street Golf Heights Panama City, Panama Keams, Rosemary 25 Ceder Lane Newport News, Virginia Keenan, Carol Burdenton Avenue South Amboy, New Jersey Kelly, Nancy Ann 1277 Granger Avenue Lakewood, Ohio KeUy, Mary Cecilia 73 1 1 Maple Avenue Washington, D. C. Kendall, Janice Box 304 East Troy, Wisconsin Kirmemaim, Nancy 2008 Columbia Pike Arlington, Virginia Kinney, Karen 2108 MUbank Raod Richmond, Virginia Klass, Bonnie M. 8 1 4 Trenton Avenue Point Pleasant, New York Koehler, Jeaime Cheryl Jackson Drive Stanley, N. C. 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