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

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.xdnn .JJ Lund La Salle Illinois P A m Theology Being president of her class 4, and Student Council rep- resentative 3 kept Ann very busy. Her study ln Theology was supplemented by work in CCD during her sophomore and senior years, membership in Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Thom- ist Club 3, 4, and YCS 4. She helped on Blue Mantle 4, and is in Third Order of Saint Dominic. Ph., . . ie- I , , ' j.jq,:lj.'u 1,- , 77 I' ' -'L-sf? 1 I I 'fv ff-1 -' . ' ' ,425 '99 f 'I x J 3 s ' 5- J , WP. ' yggjf g . , ,. , Q x . : ..'. x. f- Y. .xdalrienne .Mggind Bloomfield, New Jersey B. A. in Commerce Student Council took much of Adieis time as class repre- sentative 2, 4, and Council treasurer 4. A WHA member all four years and treasurer 3, kept her busy, yet she was a member of Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 1, 2, 3, 4, Thomist Club 3, 4. She was OSP chairman 3, class treasurer 1, and a three-semester honor student and in Third Order of Saint Dominic. olivia Jenore .Hoag Chicago, lllinois B. A. in Spanish Following in her major field, Lois was a member of E1 Club Santa Teresa during her four years, acting as presi- dent 3, and secretary 4. As a junior she helped with pho- tography on Blue Mantle, worked on Static, and with YCS. Sodality, too, played a part in her college life. d Saral Empori B. S. 1 As a c the lab and at ciety A from ti ber oi W., Pontia B. A. Active presifl Tourn As M A. Sh she in Santa honoi A s., Rik .., ..-1 fS!I ' :px , iw ' 'rf . wiki, All v T'-2'

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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

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W. Lnl 5 525' Rl 3 . ,lux 4- .Jn- rf! .r yf I 3 A Sarad :sae .youorga Emporia, Kansas B. S. in Chemistry As a chemistry ma'or Sall h J , y as spent most of her time in Joan ggzadefd .Hayman Alcona, Iowa B. A. in Social Sciences Active in sports, Joni participated in WHA 2, 3, 4, and served as secretary of the Riders Club 2 3 She was a 1ne1n ber of the Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Le Cercle fleanne d'Arc 2, and as a senior she enroll d ' IRC Mission Commission. e in and was treasurer of the E P 1 I the laboratories or in doing research both at Saint Mary's and at Notre Dame. Active in the American Chemical So- ciety 41, she attended many meetings and lectures. Aside f . rom this she was an honor student 2 semesters and a mem- ber of Sodality 1, 2, 3. War? Game:-ine jorzlan Pontiac, Illinois B. A. in Sociology-Politics Active in speech and dramatics, Mary Cay served as vice- president of the Columbine Club, chairman of the Play Tournament 41, and Worked with Radio Workshop 2, 3, 4. As Mission Commission president, she headed Charity Ball 4. She Was a four-year Sodalist and secretary 4. ln addition she Wrote for Static 1, 2, 3, held membership in E1 Club Santa Teresa 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, and was a one-semester honor student.