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T Who Invented The Exam? Was It Socrates Or Plato? ind it i in the Dancing their way to an answer NOT IN THE BOOKS are Mon ica Brodbeck, Joan Jiganti, Arthur Roth, Mary Ann Piskosz, Betty Wellner, and Peggy Liston. The all-college musical is scheduled for presentation in the auditorium on May 9, 10, and 11, at 8 p.m., under Drama department direction. NOT IN THE BOOKS candidate for SAC, Peggy Reidy, and supporters Rita Frische, Rosemary Rapp, Helen Schneider, and Bar bara Schmidtl, give cold shoulder to boys from neighboring campus, Thomas Brennan, David Ducey, and Philip Wieland. Inset: Senior Anne Llewellyn, who wrote the script and songs for the musical. Eileen Tracy, left, co-chairman of Patron committee, and Barbara Mann, right, co-chairman of Ticket committee, help Artist Virginia Isbaner change the sign which intro duces daily promotion by different departments represented on the Publicity committee. the jm fctim vN ' '.TnV gt; ' ISSUE A Girl Is Something Special Says Not In The Books Original Musical Show FRESHMAN Vol. XXII Mundelein College, Chicago 40. April 12. 1952 Xo. 12 My Soul Doth Magnify The Lord Our Spirits Will Rejoice Tomorrow When Cardinal Stritch Presents ik- the Magnificat Medal to Mrs. K. Cary Hem of Los Angeles, at the first form al convocation of the year. Two o'clock classes will meet at 1 p.m.. so that the entire student body may he present for the 2 p.m. convoca tion, which will open with a formal academic procession. Members of the Senior class in caps and gowns will lead the procession, (which will form on the second floor and proceed down the grand staircase to the auditorium. Following the Seniors will be the Faculty, the Administration, Mrs. Clem, and the Cardinal. I The Invocation, the Magnificat from the Gospel of St. Luke, will be read ly Father William P. Murphy, A.M., chairman of the Religion department. Sister. Mary John Michael, B.V.M.. President of the College, will read the Citation and present Mrs. Clem to His Eminence. Upon receiving the Medal. Mrs. Clem will give a brief response. (Then His Eminence will address the invocation. Following singing of the Star Spang- Iglled Banner, the academic procession . iufwill have the auditorium, and guests brill assemble in the second floor so- :ial rooms for the formal reception. wliicli will begin at 3:30 p.m. Representing the Alumnae in the re ceiving line will be Dorothy Sugrue 41, president: Jane Molloy Philbin '35. chairman of the Foundation fund; and Joris Barnett Regan '33. former pres- lent of the Alumnae and chairman of .oc he Fund. tne wi Ass':-I' K l,u' Faculty as hosteses at . he tea will he other alumnae officers. minding Phyllis Peterson '39, Mary an largaret Mitchell l.angdon '40. Lois ** ihav Turner '45. ii tl rnit Rosemary Donatelli will j lay the or- itle an and Nancy Lee and Joan Garrow at 'ill serve as student chairmei: of the A graduate of Mount St. Mary's col lege in Los Angeles, Mrs. Clem is chair man of the Family Life committee of the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Confra ternity of Christian Doctrine, and a member of the Archdiocesan Speakers Bureau. She wa on the program of the Na tional Catechetical Congress held in Chicago last November, and recently served as moderator the NBC Christian In Action network programs. She is a member of the Archdiocesan Coordinating committee of Lay Activi ties ; of the Council of Catholic Wom en : of St. Anselm's Parish Council, and of the Legion of Mary. The wife of a dentist and the mother of two daughters, Mrs. Clem is inter ested in little theatre work, music, and sports, and she is commissioner of fencing for women in the Los Angeles Athletic club. A member of the Championship Pa cific Coast Women's Open fencing team, she holds several Pacific Coast and Southern California titles. C Not in the Books. The Wheel of Fortune Favored Junior Drama major Marjorie Prendergast when she was chosen the top orator of the Illi nois area in a contest at City Hall, April 24. Entered in the Hearst Newspaper Tournament of Orators, Miss Prender gast, talking on Henry Clay, emerged victorious in the area finals, and will represent the area in the regional fin als in Pittsburgh, May 14. The runners-up were Sabato John Insalata from the University of Illi nois and Lloyd Bitzer from Southern Illinois university. C Not in the Books. On This Day, O Beautiful Mother May 1. students will gather in Loyo la's Madonna Delia Strada for the annual Mary's Hour. Sodality Prefect Joan Cahill is as sisting in arrangements for the Holy Hour, which opens at 12 o'clock, and concludes with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 1 p.m. Annually, Catholic students in the city sponsor a Mary's Day early in the month of May to make reparation for the Communist May Day celebrations. C Not in the Books. Undecided, First You Say You Do, Then you don't know which man to choose for President. Well, the Political Science classes are on hand to help you decide. ' On May 1 in the gymnasium they will sponsor a Mock Republocratic convention, with the entire college par ticipating in the nomination of a can didate for President of the United States. If you would like to be a delegate from Illinois or from any other State in the Union or from Cuba or the Virgin Islands or Hawaii or Alaska give your name to one of the committee members. It you want a preview of what will happen at the Chicago conventions this summer, watch the bulletin boards for details of the Mundelein rally. Committee members planning the convention are Rosemary Rouse, Joan Kwiatkowski, Yolanda Volini, Marilyn Tangney, Mary Mahoney, Jeanne Lea hy. Mary Nikias, Virginia Doria, Alice Kelly, and Rosemarie Graham. by Senior Anne Llewellyn Scheduled for May 9, 10, 11 in the college auditorium. A brimming cup of song, a spoonful or two of laughs, a dash of romance, and a pinch of dance, sprinkled gen erously with vivid color, and mixed by the talented hands of the Drama de partment, the Music department, and the Composer, Miss Llewellyn, Not In The Books serves up a tempting first for the Mundelein stage. Set on a women's college campus adjacent to a men's college campus, the play concerns student life, campus politics, the charm of the eternal fem inine, and assorted sense and non sense. Chosen from the entire student body, the cast includes Miss Llewellyn and Rita Frische alternating in the femin ine lead, with Rosemary Rapp and Barbara Schmitt alternating in the role of a non-romantic collegian who has no desire for things other than study. Marjorie Prendergast and Geraldine O'Keefe take the role of Miss Klipp, an ex-service-woman who has returned to college. Jeannine Campbell and Mary Ann Piskosz play the part of Elsie, a ballet-conscious young dancer who re fuses to be graduated. These bring out the lighter side of the story. The show also finds Loretta Gibbons and Joan Cahill as, Dolores, a campus politician who is campaigning for the office of SAC president. Others in the cast include Bettemae Callan and Mary Lou Hirsch as Bar bara: Jacqueline Coniiaughton and Flor ence Granet as Jane: Peggy Mor an and Laura Berganin in the role of Patricia. Helen Schneider and Helen Stewart as Izzy, Jane Anne Kelly and Joan Ovcrholt as Louise, and (Continued on Page 4, Col. 4.) C Not in the Books. Stop Pretending You Aren't Interested In Student Activities Council officer nom inations, which occur at assembly. May 1. Eligible for the office of president and vice-president arc members of the incoming Senior class. The secretary is nominated from the incoming Junior class, and the trea surer from the incoming Sophomore class. Students wishing to nominate candi dates must secure the permission ( of the proposed candidate, clear the nomin ation for class standing in the Dean's office, and secure 25 signatures to the Nomination petition. / For Which Scores of Students Are Selling Tickets, Finding patrons, and doing publicity. No production can be a success, no matter how inspired the script or how talented the actors, without backing. This important work is being done by scores of students. Assisting Barbara Mann and Mar ion Gleason, co-chairmen of the Ticket committee, are seven coordinators, Mary Catherine Davy, Winifred Wellman, Grace Greeley, Mary Breen, Laverne Cudnowski, Arlene Jarrett, and Mary Carey. Seniors on the committee are Ruth Pennie. Barbara Shaughnessy, Man- Lou Zahm, Julia Madden, Mary Fran- coeur, Carol Curtiss, Mary Soutsos, Marion Kennedy, Betsy Sicgler, Betty Wellner, and Margery Quinn. Juniors on the Ticket committee are Mary Ellen Mullaney, Donna Fox, Irene Johnson, Mary Catherine Mur phy, Shirley Geiser, Joan Bruno, Au drey Bruck, Joan Gamble. Sophomores on the committee are Barbara Moran, Marylen Scholl. Rose mary Anzona, Mary Lou Rohlfing, Emily Kloc. Mary Agnes Moran, Ju dith Czarnecki, Diane Vianowski, Joan Horan, Margaret Shannon. Violet Ran- ieri, Margaret Ackermann, Betty Rat- tay, and Annette Leipsiger. Freshmen on the committee are Eu- genia Wallin, Irene Hojnacki, Mary Lou Plum, Mary Jane Murphy, Cecilia Mor an. Dorothy Mehalek, Rosemary Wohl- fahrt, Frances Reilly. Marie Gaucr, El len Cibula. Judith McCarthy, Joan Mur ray. Marilyn Papc and Vasilia Sout sos. Co-chairmen of the Patron committee ,-'. ; Eileen Tracy and Audrey Zywicki. S niors on the Patron committee are Rosemary Rouse. Carolyn Kilkenny, and Joan Kwiatkowski. Juniors are Joan Deeny and Grace Trauscht, and Sophomores are Joan Dawson, Sharon Sweeney, Rosemary Jones, Judith Czarnik. and Maureen Kavanaugh. Freshmen on the Patron committee ate Joan Netzel, Dawn Mc ormick, Mary Jane Parkes, and Marlcne Flipski. Barbara Heintz heads the Publicity committee, assisted by representatives from each department, who have se lected different days for on-campiis promotion. Seniors on the committee include Frances Mclnerney, Patricia Mulroy, Joy Fanelli, Marilyn Tucker, Lillian Papacostas, Mary Therese Jordan, Marilyn Egan, and Virginia Isbaner. (Continued Page 4, Col. 5)
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1952-04-12 (1)
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