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Tomorrow Is Senior Day, Class of '53 Announces The prettiest baby in the Senior class will be announced when Sen- iors hold their annual Class Day tomorrow. For the past few days pictures of the girls as they looked 20 or so years ago decorated the bulletin board in the lounge. Donna Fox and Clare Hillyard arc -- hneral co-chairmen of the Class day hkh will begin at 8 a.m. Mass in the Qapel, celebrated by Father William J. Murphy, chairman of the Religion cpartnicnt. Breakfast, arranged by llary Cay Hannon and her committee, ill follow in the tea room. Planning the entertainment in the nfitorium at 4 p.m., are Dolores Sul- han and Regina Dowd. Jeanne O'- Dnnell, Maureen Gorman, Virginia ID , and Regina Dowd will present skit Later a volleyball game between two lior teams in the gymnasium is of- for excitement. Co-chairmen of Sports committee, Mary Gonwa and e Hillyard, arranged details of the it Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. in tea room. Joan Garrow and Mary rcse Kallam head the committee in ge of preparing and serving the I, while Loretta Neff will decorate ;lht tables for the festivity. Invitations to former members of ie class were sent by Joan Bruno m Rosemary Lind and their commit- K The ex '53's were asked to come itr the evening entertainment in the Social Room. Co-chairman Patricia Quinn and ponna Merwick asked girls from each Martment to contribute skits, songs, prgames. Refreshments will be served t Xancy Gibbons and Yolanda Volini. Catherine Madden and Virginia Bu- (ol head the Rehabilitation committee. Home Economics Major Wins Trip to New York An assignment for Experimental Cookery class is paying big dividends to Mary K. Janssen, junior Home Econ omics major. She developed a cookie recipe, made it in class, submitted it to the Pillsbury company's annual nationwide contest, and learned last Thursday that she has won a three-day all-expense paid trip to New York. With her mother, also a guest of the Pillsbury company, she leaves Dec. 6 and stays at the Waldorf, which will be the scene of the Pillsbury bake-off. In the bake-off, the 100 contest win ners will make their own recipes, which will be judged and a group of winners will be selected. Last year, Senior Mary Frances An derson won a Pillsbury trip to New York. You Name It SAC Suggests Watch the SAC fcnard for details of an all-college contest to find a name for the new lounge and smoking room under construction in the old Locker Room C. .at C' -. ' Campus Literary Magazine Will Be Out This Week Contemporary Si gt;ain misunderstood and subject to international censure on religious and politieal grounds will be the subject of the lead essay in the fall issue of The Review, campus literary magazine. Titled Iberian Enigma, the piece is by Marylalian Dawes and illustrated by Georgia Kotsiakos. .Mary Schweitzer, editor-in-chief, and Sylvia Grigul, art editor, combine liter ary and artistic materials in a colorful and thought provoking issue of the liter ary quarterly. Miss Schweitzer contributes an essay on education and happiness, an es say recording impressions of voting for the first time, and a review of Henri Queffelec's Island Priest. Miss Grigul does the design for the Book Review section and prepared the doodles collected by Lucille Hamilton, who psychoanalyzes her doodling ac quaintances. Rosemary Regan, Atlantic Poetry prize winner, has captured the anxiety and backwardness of a school boy's trials in her short story, The Slow Ones, illus trated by Margaret Ackermann. Patricia Hanlon contributes an infor mal essay, titled the Autobiography I Always Wanted To Write. Miss Regan reviews Evelyn Waugh's new book, Men At Arms. Mary Carey reviews Francois Mauriac's The Loved and The Unloved, Carole Marshall, The Mary Book, and Patricia Gloster, The Nook of The Savior. Miss Gloster and Loretta Casey collaborated with Mary Anne Wenzel in writing The American Scene. The issue will contain poetry by Joyce Gut zeit, Miss Hamilton, and Miss Regan. Cantata Carolers TtcJwmilfK iM. XXIII Mundelein College, Chicago 40, December 1, 1952 No. 5 t:, r rma Confer on Review Copy . . . onsieur Vincent Members of the French club, Les Ardennes, will sponsor a showing of the prize-winning French film, Mon tour Vincent, in the auditorium at 7 Id., on Friday, Dec. 5. I Pierre Frcsnay, French star of the tinema, will take the role of Vincent de Paul, a priest in seventeenth century France who founded two religious Con gregations and aroused even the lux- irious French court to concern for the loor and the suffering Proceeds from the showing will be Bonated to a war-torn parish in South- im France, to which the club has al ready donated sums for the reconstruc ted of the parish church Joan Cole and Ethel Doogan head iJflie Publicity committee, while Nancy a Kelly and Anita Williams are in charge if ticket sales. Jjive Thanks for mhree Holidays The- bright light in the near distance jmanates from three holidays, Nov. 27, 8, and Dec. 8. Thursday, Nov. 27, America's tradi- ooiional Thanksgiving Day. and the Fri- lay following will be holidays. Classes will not meet on Monday, Dec. j-M, Feast of the Immaculate Conception if the Blessed Virgin Mary and a holy- lay of obligation. Associate editor Rosemary Regan, left, and Art editor Sylvia Grigul have last-minute conference with Editor-in-chief Mary Schweitzer about copy for the campus literary magazine, which comes out this week. Artists and creative writers collaborate on articles about Contemporary Spain, voting, education and happiness, and the fine art of doodling. The Review includes, also, book re ports and poetry. Glee club members Rita Frische, Betty Berres, and Mary Ann Piskosz pre pare a greeting in song as they rehearse for the Christmas Cantata which will be held Dec. 14. Sodality Prepares For Dec. 8 Feast Honoring their patron, the Holy Mother of God, members of the College Sodality will sponsor a special assembly, Dec. 2, as a preparation for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Father Paul A. Woelfl, S.J., of Loyola, will address the assem bly, citing the special virtues which the Mother of God exem plifies, as a model for Sodaiists. Following a custom kept in all schools taught by the Sisters of Charity, B.V.M., the Sodaiists in vite Mundelein students to offer a special pledge of loyalty to the Blessed Virgin on her feast day, Dec. 8. Small white Promise Cards will be available on a table near the Chapel door, and students who wish to share in the tradition may place their individual promises on Our Lady's altar. Loyola and Mundelein Sodai ists assisted at a Sodality Mass in Madonna Delia Strada Chapel, Nov. 23, and breakfasted in the Mundelein tea room. Freshmen, Sodaiists Hang Advent Wreath Ceremony Opens Dec 4, Continues Till Christmas The annual ceremony of hanging the Advent Wreath is scheduled for Dec. 4, at the close of the SAC meeting. The Freshmen and the Sodality will lead the student body in the ritual. Glee club members Regina Dowd, Nor ma Galvin. Marylyn Ziembicki, Rosemary Ernst, Emily Kloc, Nancy Westphal, Mary Ann Piskosz, Mary Alias, Dolores Stevens, Nancy Alias, Vera Eng, Syl via Kominek, Jeanne Regan, Joan Lon- deu, and Bernadette Nastale will sing the Rorate Coeli, Advent hymn, while the Freshmen go in procession to the lounge. Mary Cay Hannaii, Sodality prefect, will lead the ceremony, while Catherine McManamon, Freshman president, lights the first candle. The wreath, suspended from the ceil ing in the lounge, will spread a Christ mas glow throughout the room. Each day at noon students will light a candle and sing a Christmas hymn. Every Monday an additional candle will be lighted so that by the fourth week of advent four candles will be burning. Freshmen who will sing in the lounge are Edna Behm, Mary Ellen Casey. Mary Cecchin, Betty Cisko, Eleanor Di Mag- gio, Angela Favale, Marianne Krzysik, Diane Lacson, Ethel Prendergast, Grace Soo, Margaret Topp, and Patricia Wick- liff. Cantata Praises Coming of Christ At Christmas Art, Drama, Music Qroups Sponsor Presentation Christmas comes but once a yeax, and Mundelein is preparing a royal celebration for the birthday of the King of Kings. The Coming of the Prince of Peace, a Cantata with orchestral accompani ment composed by June Murphy '45, will be presented by the Music, Drama, and Art departments on Dec. 14 at 8:15 p.m. in the college auditorium. As a prelude to the Cantata, the pro gram will commence with an orchestral selection, a.Christmas Festival by Leroy Anderson. The Glee club will offer a number of Christmas carols, including Ye Fields of Light, Celestial Plains, by Johann Franck; a medley of nine Christmas carols arranged by Rosario Bourdon; and F. Broadus Staley's What Can This Mean? The Orchestra's final number will be Merry Christmas by Carl Frang- kiser. The Cantata proper will be illus trated by a series of scenes preceding and including the birth of Christ. These include Arise, O Jerusalem, The Annunciation, The Magnificat, The Plains of Bethlehem, The Virgin's Lul laby, The Coming of the Magi, and as a finale, the Hallelujah Chorus by Handel. Members of the Music and Drama departments will tell the story in song and tableau. The Glee club and Or chestra will be under the direction of Mr. Adalbert Hugulet. Marianne Krzy sik will play piano accompaniment, and Emily Kloc will be at the organ. Alumna Achieves Ceramic Award Ellen Birnbaum Manderfield '38 has recently achieved distinc tion in the Syracuse, New York, Seventeenth Annual Ceramic Na tional. First prize winner in the con temporary dinnerware decoration contest, Mrs. Manderfield was an Art major at Mundelein. The Ceramic National is a bi ennial event sponsored by the Syracuse Museum of Fine arts, the Onondaga Pottery company, and the Ferro corporation of Cleveland.
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1952-12-01 (1)
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