Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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fi i 111110113 Jeanne Glasstetter, Carolyn Fuchtman, Jean Thompson Helen Dietz, Mary Regina Reynolds, joan Midkiff, Jeanne Beck Patricia Moran, Mary Ellen Deibler, Ann Kiley, Ann McEniry, Nancy Byrnes ton Hoorj , .5 , N, ,sfflelif any ,fuel g H i, ' Guided by the encouraging help of Sister M. Nazareth, class sponsor. the juniors carried on their activities under the leadership of class officers: Patricia Moran. president: Sue Wagner, Student Council representative: Betty Ann Fitzpatrick, vice-president: Mary Ann Heaton, secretary: Nan- nie Shanahan, treasure-rg and Mary Lou O'Don- nell, dance chairman. Sister Madelevafs convocation, introducing stu- dents to Christmas on four continents, opened the Christmas season at Saint Marys. The green out- side was brought inside for the junior-sponsored Christmas party. In the darkened dining hall,

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fy, r f , if c I The class of '49 initiated its junior year in mid- summer letter writing to new. little sisters. In September they were back at the college to join in the fun of Freshman Welcome Week. There were parties in the Rec and the clubhouse. informal gatherings in big sisters' rooms, the faculty-fresh- man tea, all designed to make little sisters feel at home in their home away from home. The tradi- tional Madonna Night in early October enjoined within it a double symbolism: the statues, a re- minder that we are Our Lady's childreng the cere- mony itself, a plea to her to watch over and pro- tect us. e ZHIIOVS Mary Ellen Sloan, Mary Margaret Herr, Adalyn Pawlowski, Louise McGlynn, Marianne Aschoff Mary Louise Kelly, june Mulvihill. Mary Jo Mack 'W Nancy Finn, Nancy Bartley, Joan Kroth, Marie Murnane QS

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lighted only by the single candle which had re- ceived its life from the sanctuary lamp. guests lis- tened to Pat Moran's stirring address emphasizing the brotherhood of men. After the dinner. juniors, in gowns made festive with red bows and pixie caps lined the corridor leading to Great Hall, caroling as the procession moved to the lounge. Following an imaginative visit to Santas workshop, Santa himself distributed whimsical gifts sprin- kled with love. The next morning. junior Caroling supplemented waking bells. and the college par- ticipated in the 'solemn splendor of the Mass, which was offered for the family of the Holy Cross at Saint Mary's and Notre Dame. X5 IIIIIOVS Sue Caron. Mary Frances Kennedy. Mary Scully Patricia Rowe, Margaret Chillag. Rosemary Bir- mingham. Lorraine Milewski 'S Dagny Lenon, Mary Mackey. Margaret Mary Mil- ler, Mary Jane Kobayashi .. 7,--ef R .g,:1.. iv ,Y pg ,Z l .- j g fy v 'six ' Q ., P ,1