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

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2 1 S IM:-ginia goefkr Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Elementary Education 4'Ginger7' transferred to Saint Maryls in her junior year from Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana. She joined the Commuters Club at Saint Mary's and has since become one of its most enthusiastic members. mary Wargaref rignon Milwaukee, Wisconsin B. S. in Home Economics Meg's star performance as the Had come to lifewat the Mas- querade Ball freshman year was followed by enthusiastic participation in Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, and So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4. She joined the Riders Club 1, 2, Le Cerele Jeanne d,Arc 2, and Education Forum 4. P Waureen .xgnn .jvlanraAan Glendive, Montana B. S. in Home Economics Although extremely active in sports and a four-year mem- ber of WHA, Maureen found time to be senior Vice-presi- dent and secretary-treasurer of Home Economics Club 4. She was a member of the Static staff 1, 2, Education For- um 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, a contributor to Chimes 4, and assistant editor of Blue Mantle 3. 'W' '51, . ,fc 'Mg M , ff, :sw QL 11941, .wqgd ',,f CI od ' La GIHHEI H' A, lil The 219' but 5 C , and E1 l urer of avfflu' Calumet jj. A, ll Besicl6S time to Student membfif she waf semeste arg Findlej B.A.2 As sen ber of Marge' for W l riety f she is P l

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gfariee grencA Lincoln, Illinois B. A. in fllathemalics While at Saint Maryas, Cliss was a four-year member of the Sodality. She was an active memberiof the Thomist Cl b h ' ' ' ' ' ' u er junior and senior years, held membership in the Education Forum as a senior, and was named to the honor roll two semesters. As a senior, she also assisted on the Blue Mantle staff. ary .fdhce jI'ifCA South Bend, Indiana B. A. in fllztsic Theory Fr Commuters Club, and served as Day Student Representative 2. The Day Student Choral Group got her support as did Th ' l ' ' omist C ub 3, 44, of Which she Was program chairman 4. She was a four-year member of S d l ter honor student. eshman through senior year, Mary Alice Was active in o a ity and a two semes- alle gelnlel' South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Nursing Membership in Commuters Club and Vincentians, of which she Was president 2, was temporarily interrupted for Jane when she entered her clinical Work in the nursinff profes- C sion. On her return to Saint lVlary7s in January, she re- sumed active membership in the clubs. .x six. v . .555 -gggyg. ixxiv 1' -t TN ,J Y, I, 1.7,

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Y, H :Q M- X X -i my N lfvn ' 1 L lt .fra Ulf:- J- in Clip, X 5 3.14, SDM .5 'Sill Ki uc-pri. r 1 1:5 Ur. lf: I vs 4. lla lp, aan jrancea .Nm-oly La Grange Park, Illinois B. A. in Commerce The typewriter and shorthand n t b k k ut s e was an active member of the Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 and El Club Santa Teresa 1, 2, 3. 4. She served as treas urer of the latter organization her junior year. jacquegne eanne .Hara Calumet City, Illinois B. A. in Social Sciences Besides helping freshmen to get orientated, Jackie found time to serve as class president 2, and ex-oHicio was on Student Council. She Was class treasurer freshman year, a member of IRC 4, Sodality 2, Thomist Club 3 for which she was program chairman 3. In addition she is a seven- semester honor student. Wargaref ,Alai-ringfon Findley, Ohio B. A. in History As senior NSA delegate, president of IRC, four-year mem- ber of Sodality, and on the Martin de Porres Committee, Margeis senior year was indeed busy. She also found time for WBA 2, 3, 4, and Education Forum membership 4, Va- riety Shows, and Third Order of Saint Dominic, of which she is a member. P o e oo ept ,loan busy, b h ' ' ' 7