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Pa e Four SKYSCRAPER Defeat Chicago LL in Bowling Loyola-Mundelein Team Totals 2136 The Muudclcin-Loyola mixed bowl ing team was victor by 75 pins in a match with the University of Chicago, at the Midway, Feb. 16. Representing Mundelein were Mary Lou Wolters, Elaine Feiereisel, Ruth Feiereisel, and (Jerry Weber. From Loyola were Robert Bedell, Robert Grimm, George Pecht, and Robert McGowan. Mundelein bowlers will play the Rosary college team in a three-line bowling match next Tuesday. Com peting for Mundelein will be Elaine Feiereisel, captain, Mary Lou Wolters, 11, rry Weber, Until F lt; iereisel, Marj Jane Dukes, Margaret Kane, Marian Fischer, Gerry Hoffman, Virginia Boots, and Irene Mikos. Class Basketball Begins Next Week Inter-class basketball competition will begin next Monday when the freshmen meet the seniors at 4 p.m. The sched ule is as follows : Mon. Feb. 22 Seniors vs. Freshmen Thu. Feb. 25 Sophomores vs. Juniors Mon. Mar. 1 Freshmen vs. Juniors Wed. Mar. 3 Sophomores vs. Seniors Mon. Mar. 8 Juniors vs. Seniors Wed. Mar. 10 Freshmen vs. Sopho mores The freshman team will include All- Star players Luella Hildebrand and Maureen Roche, guards, and Dorothy Neybert. Marian Fischer, and Josephine Roche, forwards. Ursula Walsh and Joan Leach will co-captain the senior team. In the line up will be Miss Walsh. Rita Kennedy, and Jane Trahey, forwards; Miss Leach, Gerry Hoffman, Rosemary Shan ahan. and Frances Petterson, guards. This afternoon at 4 p.m. Mundelein's basketball team will meet North Park college, here. All students are invited to watch the game. On March 4 the Mundelein team will play Rosarj college in River Forest. Sharpshooters Set Sights for Targets To Northwestern university's rifle range last week went IS Mundelein sports enthusiasts to learn, under the direction of Chief Otis Calloway, the mysteries of the rifle and most effec tive means to a bulls eye on the target range. On the rifle team are Pauline Pappas, Patricia Connelly, Lorraine Matbieu. Marian Stoffel, Lenore Bebr, Dorothy Schaar, Virginia Boots, Mary Margaret Flynn. Angela Krieter, Elaine Krieter, Patricia Ehle, Dolores Hartigan, Pa tricia Gallagher. Helen Kospctos, and Mary Martha Cooper. Freshman Captures Table Tennis Medal Winner oi the annual inter-class table tennis tournament is Dolores Glos, freshman. Mary Lou Walters, junior, is runner-up. Participating in the contest were Jane Kowalski, Mary Jane Bresnehan, Grace Mannebach, Gerry Hoffman, Dor othy Neybert, Ellen Perry, and Angela Voller. Graduates Entertain Servicemen at USO Under the chairmanship of their president, Florence O'Callaban '38, the Alumnae entertained soldiers, sailors, and marines at the N.C.C.S. U.S.O., 1121 S. Wabash avenue, last night. Assisting Miss O'Callaban on the ar rangement committee were Alumnae members Jane Molloy '35, Anne Shee- haii '36, and Florence Nardi '39. To Play Uncle Sam's Game, Be Physically Fit Today physical fitness is playing a vital part in our war effort toward a goal of ultimate victory. In factory and office, field and home. America calls upon each one of us to give our utmost to achieve this victory, to be followed by a permanent peace. We will need sturdy muscles, steady nerves, and a calm spirit to aid us. War demands that we condition ourselves physically as well as mentally and emotionally. That is necessary in total war, not only for combat, but also for the duties and sacrifices we shall be called upon to undertake. Here at Mundelein College we have accepted that challenge by extending and developing our recreational program. The Women's Athletic association is cooperating with the physical education depart ment in order to bring to the mind of the college student the importance of physical fitness. Healthy muscular development is not necessarily responsible for mental and moral accomplishments, but it facilitates both of them. Sports such as basketball, bowling, table tennis, swimming, fencing, Modern Dance Paves Path to Rhythm, Grace Interpretive Art Keyed to Tempo of Time The skyscraper, with its straight strong lines and firm foundation, is the model for the modern interpretative dance group of Miss Gladys Bezaziau. Here, students may learn, through the dance, the modern principles and prac tices of body health and grace. Is Streamlined Gone are the exaggerated grace and ornamentation which flavored dancing in years past, gone with the hoop skirt. In their place there is a new type of movement as streamlined as a York- town or a Palmolive Building. From physical activity There is a mental stimulation in the situations which arise in any competitive sport where one must match one's wits against those of an opponent. Athletic competition requires mental training in being pre pared to meet the unexpected. This tends to develop readiness of response and flexibility, qualities which will aid us in coping with future emergencies. (lames also bring out the individuality of the player, develop self- control, loyalty, sportsmanship, and a sense of fair play. A contestant compares his own skill, speed, and strength with that of his opponent How can we help Uncle Sam? By getting in the game to Keep Fit. Three Dots and A Dash Is rationing slowly but surely tearing down your social whirl, your weight, and Dad's good disposition? Before you sink to total despair, have a con fab with Mary Jane Maloney, Lorraine Saigh, Mary Flynn, or Jeanne Mc Nulty. They're doing their share for 1943 by working at local Ration Boards, and they've learned ways and means to make priority items stretch ... There are more rollers in the making, but, at the moment, 27 Mundelein col legians spend one evening a week, and more often two evenings, making band ages and folding gauze sponges for use in military and naval hospitals. Their 54 hands are a tremendous help. How about adding two? ... Knit Two, Purl . . . Speaking of two, that constant undertone beard around the college emerges into understandable English at times as knit two, purl two, then catch a stitch Oh, where are those instructions I The muttcrers are the knitting brig ade : Lucy Ann Burtschi, Mary Matha Cooper, Patricia Crumley, Naundas Fisher, Frances Hart, Peggy Kearns. Carol Jean Liddy, Mary McLaughlin. Patricia Moy, Patricia Newton, Mary Ellen O'Farrell, Jane Redlin, Catherine Kiley, Shirley Riley, Eileen Ryan. Hetty Seguin, Mar) Flizahcth Wolfe, i ii len N'icbolsi m, and Jeanette Traj nick. They're turning out sweaters, scarves, and other cold-climate necessities faster than you can click two needles together, and getting proficient enough to heel a sock in the dark. That's practically professional ask any knitter . ; . Aids Draft Board . . . Webster calls it a current of air, but to you it's symbolized by a com munique beginning Greetings from the President of the United States. That's right, the draft. Virginia Kenny is helping the recipients of those messages to answer Mr. Roosevelt's salutation. She works at her neighborhood Draft Board, answering inquiries and typing records ... Here's yet another addition to the list of alphabet organizations the A.W.C.C. Mary Alice Weinberg, Mary Catherine Quinn, Charlotte Robinson, and Patricia Curran, Riding club stars, will inform you that the translation is American Women's Cavalry Corps. New- recruits, they're learning foot drills, a boreswoman's deftness in the saddle, and the technical fine points which will enable them to handle the. duties as signed to them if war comes to Chi cago . . . Invited to Playday Mundelein has accepted the University of Chicago's invitation to a Basketball Playday at Ida Noycs hall, Mar 13. Mundelein will be represented by two teams, which will meet Chicago and Northwestern universities. During its first semester, this class concentrated on exercises to build a strong body capable of the great de mands made upon it by the modern dance. Entering the gymnasium at nine- o'clock on Tuesday or Thursday, one would probably find the group in the midst of breathing and growing, for the close correlation of respiration and movement is an essential. Learn Variations On other occasions, the passers-by would hear the beat of the tom-tom as the dance students learned rhythm var iations. Having built a good foundation, this new semester the group is moving on into the intricacies of modern dance patterns, and is preparing a demonstra tion to be presented to the student body. Name Managers Of Swim Teams The 1943 swimming managers were announced recently by the W.A.A. Di recting the seniors is Virginia Walsh, president of the Terrapin club; juniors, Catherine Griffin; sophomores, Jerry Stutz; freshmen, Margaret Green and Gloria Luxem. Mary Jane Kent, manager of all inter-collegiate swimming activities, has arranged meets with Chicago Teachers college, Northwestern university and Wright Junior college. Mundelein swimmers will also participate in the National Telegraphic meet, which ends March 15. His Facts and Figures Anchor Him to Navy A February guest at the College was Lieutenant (s.g.) A. L. O'Toole, who recently finished a Navy indoctrination course at Dartmouth college, Hanover, Mass., and is now at his new post at Cedar Falls, Iowa. Lieutenant O'Toole, who joined the Mundelein Faculty in the department of mathematics in September, 1939, was summoned by the government in May. 1941, to assist in the National Defense program. He did mathematical and statistical work in the Federal Bureau of Communications before joining the Navy last fall. From Slide Rule to Qold Braid . . . goes Lt. (s. g.) A. L. O'Toole, former professor of mathematics at the Col lege, who returns for a short visit and talks with mathematics students Rose Wirth and Florence Miller. Skyscrapings . . At Loyola's Senior Ball, informal I year because of the war, the atmospb was, nevertheless, one of gaiety, acco ing to Jane Addison, Ruth Rindn Helen Sauer, Maurice Hangstw Marie Nordby, Jane Lyons, Rati) McNulty, Rosemary Byrnes, Rosen Gibbons, Doris Conway, Jean Spati Rosemary Viglione, Nancy Eniwti Alice Marie Horen, Mary Jean Wi Patricia Hollahan, and Patricia Sell . . . Mary Ann Connell attended F due's Sophomore Cotillion State university in Indiana enteral Bonnie May Diebold and Me Fischer at a recent dance . . . ano Loyola dance, the University lounge party, numbered Estelle Gi Julia Woodford, and June Tatge an the guests . . . Northwcstern's n Navy Ball showed Royce McFal Edith Bukowski, and Patricia Fin wonderful time . . . Geraldine Bti danced dreamily at the same uni sity's Sophomore Cotillion . . ,fl western's fraternities can always depended upon to give a succa dance witness Mary Frances Paddc the Saddle and Cycle club . . . boring De Paul university's conn dance was very smooth, says h Hildebrand. Josephine La Mantia and Catk Griffin traveled to De Pauw unin in Greencastle, Indiana, for a d . . . Immaculata high school's aim dance has on its committee Marofl Mary Sieja and Jeanne McNulty. Rae Haefel, Jeanne O'Malley, LaVerne OToole dined in the Inii mospbere of the Mayfair Room . Jeanne Smith, Alyce Jeanne Kiley, Dolores Hartigan visited the popular Blackbawk . . . DancitJ the crowded floor at the Panther?. were Joan Harrigan, Gerry I Margaret McCormick, Lillian Ti Joan Leach, Gerry Kelly, and Grace Carney . . . Betty Hodi Carol Jean Liddy, Jean Ryan, I cine Lamb, and Mae Hughes ad the Empire Room . . . the north Edgewater Beach is always a mi place (for Mundelein student*, Madeleine Courtney, Ruth Anne Carthy, Loretta Williams, Ann Mu Marie Flannery. Maryl Gorman, I lie Brunk, Eileen Stanton, Pio Rogers, Marianne Donahoe, Keating, Patricia Heffernan, and mene Papas . . . Larraine Knaul only good things to report abonl Pump Room ... Art Kassel al orchestra make dancing at the Bisi hotel a real treat, claim Jean tl Patricia Kelly, Margaret Green, Marcella Garrity. Gertrude Lawrence in Lady Is Dark fascinated Muriel Spengler.l Jeanne Johnson, Edith Moscii Betty Weirsema, Mary Kay Jonei tricia Rocap, Janet Farrell, Dn Green, Patricia Morris, Dorothy 0 and Frances Smith . . . Dolorei nik and Gerry Hoffman saw The dent Prince ... In the attt audience of the Eve of St. Mark Mundeleinites Marion Barrett, Sackley, Irene Carpalab, Lois and Patricia Cassidy . Gibbs' interest in Gilbert and van was manifest in her listens' Pirates of Penzance. Mary Jane Kent represented Midwest at the National AAU l ming and diving meet . . I McMurray and Jeanne Kilroy a week-end at Notre Dame . Mary Catherine Gorman was ani ested spectator at the Notre I Great Lakes game . . . Jacqafl Michaelson had a wonderful time recent tea dance given at Glenview Dancing at De Paul's Kazatska t(L will be Angela Voller and Mary Huston. The Junior Prom tomorrow ni a must for everyone trot out year's formal and this year's esca S
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1943-02-19 (4)
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