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

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EISCRELY walks to town, pride in her freshman sis- ter, Betty Lou, commerce, preference for suits, listen- ing to the radio and reading are a cross section of inter- ests for Lorraine. Her minor field, philosophy, has led to her election as the capable secretary of the Thomist Club this year. She claims Business Law as her favorite course. and in the future Lorraine hopes to travel. Not a movie fan, she goes only as a last resort, or to see a really outstand- ing tilmf' At home she finds time to play with Rags, the springer spaniel. and her golf and tennis games are special summer sports. ,,.,is.-A-.-M+:.... t lash-, 7 . 'NxgOI'1'CillIIQ 1 Q ! cllzeffzt Home City: Sterling, Illinois Dl'Ul't'f'i Bachelor of Arts .5 .llajvri Commerce .llinorz Philosophy Sodality of Our Lady The Thomists, 5, -1: secretary, 4 Mission Club. 3, 4 Sfdlif, S, 4

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Q7. OIS 71619 fjripetztf Home City: Casper, Wyoming Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Commerce Minor: Speech Sodality of Our Lady Le Cercle Jeanne d'Arc, 1, 2. 5 Columbine Club, Z, 3, 41 president, 4 Mission Club, 3, 43 vice-president, 4 The Thomists, 4 Static, 2, 3, 4 Senior class treasurer AMPCS gossip has rumored that we have a second Arlene Harris when Lois with her hilarious hats and funny chatter appears on our stage. Truly versatile, she not only puts spice in local dramatics, but also spends much time on her interests in radio, riding, and school programs. Besides that. she's a faithful friend and a loyal Saint Marys girl. President of the Columbine Club, Lois helped the Sen- iors cop the play tournament award by doing a dance Ar- thur Murray never saw. Atlantic City thrilled her, but she's still a whole-hearted westerner who goes around humming Oh why, oh why, did I ever leave Wyoming?

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C ZISCIII K QQ agzzer Home City: Oshkosh, Wisconsin Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Sociology and Political Science Minor: Theology Sodality of Our Lady Womens Athletic Association, 2, 5, 4: treasurer, 3 El Club Santa Teresa, Z Columbine Club. 2, 3, 4 International Relations Club, 3, 4 Mission Club, 2, 3, 4 Q Student Council, 3, 4, president, 4 Nllw' W Q HETHER on the basketball court, in class proj- ects. or in student forums, Sue has given her whole self. Her work on the student council, both junior and sen- ior years, proves that her value is appreciated. The school is grateful to her for the efficient direction she gave to the council as its president. She always kept the good of the girls in the foreground and was perhaps the most influen- tial in making our last year at Saint Marys a happy and successful one. But in all the four years we've known Sue, she has impressed one thing upon us: Oshkosh is a Won- derful place! '7