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This is the sixth yearbook produced by Mundelein College (excluding the 1965 senior yearbook). Yearbooks were not produced for each year.
1970
Sister Mary DeCock was born in DeWitt, Iowa on March 23, 1923. Sister Mary was affliated with Mundelein college from 1955 to 1981, in which Sister Mary held positions as Instructor of English-Journalism, Assitant Professor, Director of Public Relations, Director of Development, Coordinator of Community Studies at the Weekend College, and Assitant and Associate Professor of Religious Studies.
1998-11-03
Sister Mary DeCock was born in DeWitt, Iowa on March 23, 1923. Sister Mary was affliated with Mundelein college from 1955 to 1981, in which Sister Mary held positions as Instructor of English-Journalism, Assitant Professor, Director of Public Relations, Director of Development, Coordinator of Community Studies at the Weekend College, and Assitant and Associate Professor of Religious Studies.
1998-11-03
Sister Irma Corcoran was one of the founding Sisters of Mundelein College. Sister Irma was a professor of English for 42 years at Mundelein College.
1996-05-07
Sister Susan Rink was Mundelein College President from 1975 to 1983.
1976
Sister Mary Cramer was born December 18th, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois. Both of Sister Mary's parents moved from South Bend, Indiana. Sister Mary's father was a presbyterian lawyer, her mother was first generation Irish-American, and she had one sister. Sister Mary attended high school at Immaculata High School and was in the first student group to attend Mundelein College. Sister Mary left Mundelein to join the Sister of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, then returned to school at Clark College and earned her BA in History. Sister Mary returned to Mundelein in 1953 as a professor of history and later became the Dean of Students.
1998-12-01
Sister Irma Corcoran was one of the founding Sisters of Mundelein College. Sister Irma was a professor of English for 42 years at Mundelein College.
1996-05-07
Sister Mary Cramer was born December 18th, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois. Both of Sister Mary's parents moved from South Bend, Indiana. Sister Mary's father was a presbyterian lawyer, her mother was first generation Irish-American, and she had one sister. Sister Mary attended high school at Immaculata High School and was in the first student group to attend Mundelein College. Sister Mary left Mundelein to join the Sister of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, then returned to school at Clark College and earned her BA in History. Sister Mary returned to Mundelein in 1953 as a professor of history and later became the Dean of Students.
1997-12
Sister Joan Frances Crowley was born Dorothy Crowley in Chicago, Il on April 4th, 1919. Sister Crowley received a BA in History from College of Great Falls (University of Montana) in 1946 and earned an MA in History in 1954 from Marquette University. Sister Joan was affiliated with Mundelein College from 1962 to 1991, and in that time she held positions as Assistant to the Dean in Residency, Instructor of History, Assistant Professor of History, and Professor of History. Additionally, Sister Joan was a published author, Fulbright scholar, and renowned educator.
1998-11-16
Sister Mary Cramer was born December 18th, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois. Both of Sister Mary's parents moved from South Bend, Indiana. Sister Mary's father was a presbyterian lawyer, her mother was first generation Irish-American, and she had one sister. Sister Mary attended high school at Immaculata High School and was in the first student group to attend Mundelein College. Sister Mary left Mundelein to join the Sister of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, then returned to school at Clark College and earned her BA in History. Sister Mary returned to Mundelein in 1953 as a professor of history and later became the Dean of Students.
1998-12-01
