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Page Four SKYSCRAPER Freshman Lead In Interclass Basketball Race Sophomores, Juniors Are Still in Tourney In keeping with the green and red of the Christmas season, green fresh- ies head the list of contenders for the basketball cup as the interclass meet draws to a close. Holding a record of two victories and one defeat, the freshmen are still eyeing the sophomores and juniors, each with a 1 and 1 record, who have yet to meet. The winner of this game will then be tied with the freshmen for first place, and a playoff will be necessary. The freshmen, led by captain Grace (ireely. defeated the seniors 19-5: lost to the juniors 20-17 with Joan Corder scoring all of the freshman points, and then, in a hard-fought contest, won from the sophomores 24-23. Following this defeat, Jean Sophie, captain of the sophomore team, sparked her class to a 28-0 victory over the seniors, aiiled by the sharp-shooting of Charlene Anzalone and Nona Arnoldi. The seniors, who defeated' the jun iors hy forfeit, but lost their other two games, finished the meet in fourth place. Frances Endovina and Sheila Hove led the seniors, while Mary Jane Henry captained the juniors. Volleyball Players Defeat Rosary Team Mundelein s Volleyball team defeated a team from Rosary college. -1-1-2.'. Dec. 3. Members of the Varsity team include Joan Corder. Jewel Crosby. Dorothy Dresden. Sheila Hove. Mary Jane Henry. Virginia Isbaner, Carol Jack werth, Eileen Kennedy. Frances Mc lnerney. Dolores Muellcman. and Jean Sophie. Fencing Club Plans First Social Thrust En garde for future matches are members of the Fencing club, which will hold its initial meeting. Dec. 16. Eligible for membership are students of the Fencing classes of this year and previous years. Mrs. Josephine Dyson. Fencing teacher, will be moderator of the club. Priest Encourages Devotion To Mary The Reverend Nicholas A. Norman, of St. Francis Xavier's parish, under Sodality auspices, discussed Consecra tion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, at the assembly, Dec. 7. In honor of the Feast of the Im maculate Conception, Father Norman stressed the need for devotion to the Mother of God. The Student Spiritual Council and the Faculty Advisory board met, Nov. 2'). to discuss plans for the agendae for second semester Sodality group meet ings. German Club Christmas Party Sent to Siessen (Continued from p. 1. Col. 4.) tomorrow at Misericordia settlement, where every child receives an individual gift. Die Rothensteiner (iesellschaft, the German club, has sent its entire Christ mas party to Siessen. Germany, in the form of a package. Members of the Biology club will give a party for a group of aged people at Marillac House. Sodality dues are paying '.he postage to send all the club packages to Eu rope. Stamps were furnished for a pack age sent to an orphanage in Germany. Ski Club Plans Winter Jaunts Despite the weatherman's failure to produce the much-yearned-for snow, the new Ski club continues to make plans for several outings during the Christmas vacation. The club, which was formed this fall, is composed of 40 students from Munde lein and 50 from Loyola. Miss Audrey Sullivan, of the Physical Education department, is director of the club. while the Reverend Richard Tishler, S. J., of Loyola has been appointed honorary chaplain. A club board has been formed, com prised of three students from each school. Virginia Lake, Barbara Light- hall, and Patricia Mulroy, of Munde lein. and Rod Salach. Dud Healy, anil Dave Rammler of Loyola. Students Help Fill Stockings SL Debaters Win Second Place in Tournaments Mundelein debaters took second place in the beginners' tournament held at the University of Illinois, Navy Pier. Dec. 4. Two units, each consisting of one affirmative and one negative team, en tered the contest. Lorraine Stajdohar. senior. Carol Higgins, sophomore, and Mary Frances Anderson and Mary Therese Jordan, freshmen, were affirma tive debaters. ()n the negative teams were La Von Fioehlieh and Mary Warner, juniors, and Adeline Kafkis and Norene Trapp. sophomores. Science Forum Will Discuss Planets The mathematical, biological, and chemical knowledge gained by study of the planets will be the topic of dis cussion at the second quarterly meet ing of the Science Forum. The meet ing will be held Dec. 15, at 4 p. m. in room 405. Catherine Clancy, chairman of the Science Forum board, will lead a dis cussion in which Marjorie Boyd will speak for Astroni my. Connie Naples and Barbara Feldhakc will speak for Biol ogy, Mary Jane Kline and Jewel Crosby for Mathematics and Physics, and Vi vian Walkosz and Betty Palermo for Chemistry. Kindle Club Tapers At Candlelighting (Continued from p. 1, Col. 5) Patricia Dannehy will represent the National Federation of Catholic Col lege Students; Barbara Fallon, the Na tional Student Association: Patricia Troy, the Joint Committee for Student Action; Irma Voller, the Residents: Annette Bedessem. Red Cross Unit. Florence Smith, will represent Al pha Omicron; Margaret Leipsiger, the Art club: Eileen Rooney. the Economics club: Arleen Johnson, the English Round Table. Margaret Anderson will represent Les d 'Arciennes: Irma Volt, the Ger man club: Juanita (iilmore. the Glee club: Theresa Neville, the International Relations club: Ann O'Malley, the Lea gue lt; f Women Voters; Dolores Duffy, the Laetare players; Sheila Hove, the Orchestra. The Piano club will be represented by Joan Duris; Mary Leona Merrick will represent the Press club: Mary- Jo Newhart, the Chemistry club; Re gina Caulfield, the Biology club; Mar jorie Boyd, the Mathematics club. Helen Manza will represent Las Teresianas; Isabel Landon Davidson, Sociology club; Joan Aker, Stylus club; Mary Therese Gormley. Philosophy club: Mary Lou Hafner. Debate club; Catherine Bigley, Safety Council; Rita Buckley. Terrapins: and Mary Case, W.A.A. Art major Joan Fritchie has designed the cover for the Candlelighting pro gram. Members of the Economics club admire some of the dolls they have collected in their annual charity drive. Pictured are (left to right) Adeline Lococo, Eileen Rooney, and Gabrielle Pembroke. Assisting in the collection of clothes for needy families are (left to right) Sociology club members Virginia Del Beccaro, Rose Marie Hussey, Anne Seguin, and Isabel Landon Davidson. (Story on Page 1.) Shaw Production Staged By All Student Crews (Continued from p. 1, Col. 2.) of the play, will he assisted by the Stage committee including Mary D'Anibrosia. Marie Burns, Mary C. Davy. Roseann Freeland. Patricia George, Patricia Hooper. Frances Monahan, Jane Nix, Beverly Waytula. Joan Mazaar, Jean- ine Campbell, Mary Srainek, ami l-'rau- ees Blaszyuski. Finnic St. Ville, chairman of the Lighting committee, will be assisted by- Diane Dwyer, Frances Giorno, Anne Llewellyn, and Mary Lou Mugan. Mari lyn Brown, manager of properties, will be assisted by Jacqueline Dire. Ann Harriman, Carolyn Kilkenny, and Jane Pickett. Members of the Wardrobe committee include Carol Draper, chairman. Matia Giannakis. Carol Ilonu-ier. Maureen O'Toole. Jeannine St. Bernard, Patricia Anderson, and Barbara Schmidt, Gloria Guilfoyle is house manager. Box office managers are Simone Chapuis. and Mary Miller. Louise Tan ner, Florence Sigler, and Miss Woj- cieckowski will assist with publicity on the production. Economics Club Hears Professor Ideas rule the world. declared Francis J. Brown. Ph. D of De Paul university, in an address to members of the Economies club. Dec. 1. It is imperative, therefore, accord ing to Dr. Brown, that people who have ideas based on truth present these ideas courageously to the rest of the world. Actions, too. must speak the truth, louder than the words and actions of atheists speak falsehood. Dr. Brown continued. Formerly on the staff at the Uni versity of Notre Dame, Dr. Brown is now a professor of economics at De Paul. He is the author of Social Justice in the Modern World. Contribute to Quest, Verse Anthology (Continued from p. 1. Col. 1.) Also among ihe contributors are Vir ginia Rogers Jettc '47, Marion King '47. Mary Ann McBrccn ex '51. Mary Ann Mockler '48. Eddy Jo Noonan '4o, Joanne Dinimiek Sherman '38, Sister Mary Aquin. B. V. M.. '32 and Sister Mary Athanasius, B. V. M.. '32. udcrapinad The traditional season of sleiphkj and cheery carollers is here again, l a last minute checking of Christ lists, the refreshing scent of piiicspi and balsam, uncertainty about lliorii gift for That Certain Parly. I packing the Crib with its symhi figures. Days become holly-wreathed festivity as numerous parties take I spotlight. Loyola's Phi Mu Chi lnj nity dance was a bright spot i.-rCfl aldine McGinty and Vivian Wi P while Pauline Allen, Serafina TrafiuJ and June Hayes traveled downing the Newman club dance at the Shore Athletic club. In an informal vein was the Ffl ers' ball attended by Carol Jackn and sponsored by the University olj nois at Navy Pier. The last liomeci iii-ng dances was one li St. Ignatius high school, where SiflJ leen Hclmold and Nona Arnoldi guests. Taffeta and velveteen will lie by Joyce Dougherty, Rita HowlettJ Elizabeth Hayes at Notre Dame's ter formal. Trains and planes will cam 4J out of town for the holidays. Fl:dl hound are Eileen Rooney, Joan j tello, and Mary Ann Mollohan.Cl mas vacation will find Joan Akeiiil ing relatives in North Dakota, .-.'I O'Hara in Cincinnati. Joan EhminI northern Wisconsin, and Nancy Se at Dubuque on the Mississippi The play's the thing, but the Hamlet, appeals to Carol Stir.:. I bara Lippe, Virginia Evans, Lutter, Mary Katherine 0'Briei, Huber, Ann Harriman, Patricia li Rita McCarthy, Rita Szacik, Led Hern, and B'tty Willn.-r. Also ested were Mary Grace Sherly, Bu1 Fallon, Elainj Antonucci, Joan I Helen Keane, and Rosemary Doii Watching the parade of the a kingdom at the annual livestock hihition were Mary Kaye TenlJ Mary Ann Berghoff, and Leona Ab Basketball was in the air agll Patricia Henry witnessed the Si Dame-Northwestern game. On ul pari of ihe campus Anne Signal Beth McGarry attended Northwest Navy ball. Familiar arias of Madame Botj thrilled Kathleen Kelly, Mart/ Wozniak, Dorothy Spratt, Rui Pieczynski, Julie Weglarz, Mary f vine, and Barbara Swigon. ? Mann will see La Traviata, and) Kohl, Aida. Patricia McCarthy, Joan HickJ Jean Hanson, Delores Nowita Wilma Lehman, Theresa Salerno I lores Perry, Mary Beth Mumo, Bernadine Tighe will attend the formance of Cavallero KusticanaJ On hand to witness Bizet's Cal will be Katherine O'Malley, :. Mrakovic, and Patricia Scanloni Marjorie Gaynor and Audrey Zjj will sec La Bohenie. Euripides' tragedy. Medea. vM claimed by Marie Marnan, Muf Smith, Mary Therese McGeehail Serafin, Marilyn Tucker, Elal Busette, Marcella Mulveil, CailJ Larney, and Dorothy HickmaniT Here are Books For Christmas Gifts (Continued from p. 3. Col. 3L science of the West, by Fulton 91 FOR AUNT MARY; YounjT Newman, by Maisie Ward; the I, Cry. by Schofield: and Laughter I Downstairs, by Ormonde. FOR UNCLE BILL: The si Storey Mountain, by Thomas Mail Roosevelt and Hopkins, by Rta Sherwood: The Miracle of l'ranea Andre Maurois ; and You Can Cm the World, by James Keller. FOR SMALL NIECE: My M about God, by Bedier: The Seven IB clcs of Gubbio, by Bruckberger; anil Catholic Picture Dictionary, by Pfai
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