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Catholic Mind Prints Story by Review Editor An article written by senior Ruth Casey for the May, 1947, issue of the Review is reprinted in the November issue of The Catholic Mind. An account of the trials and death of the Abbe Jean Batiffol compiled from letters the Abbe. wrote to his mother, the article is entitled Victimc de Sa Charite. A poem by Miss Casey, titled The Chicagoan, will appear in the forth coming Annual Anthology of College Poetry, published in Los Angeles by the National Poetry association. Articles by Regina Bess, Collctte Clifford, Lucille Cook, and Florence Jankowski, all of the Class of 1947, have appeared as free lance contribu tions in the magazine Impact. Miss Bess is managing editor of the magazine, which is published by the Young Chris tian Workers. A report on public relations in wom- ens denominational colleges, by Mary Kay Jones '44 of the Publicity de partment, appears in the 1947 College Public Relations Annual, published by the American College Public Relations association. Uents Will Kindle 10'Story Cross of Candles k Ceremony on Thursday I A 10-story Cross of Candlelight, shining for an hour at twilight Hx. IS from 52 windows in the darkened skyscraper building, will be Isymbol of Mundelein's welcome to the Christ Child, Light of all the I Kindled simultaneously by 52 club and class presidents at designated pdows on the south side of the building, the Cross will be visible for Itks south on Sheridan road and Kenmore avenue. At 5 p.m. that day, bells will summon students from class parties to It auditorium for the annual Candlelighting ceremony, one of the p beautiful of Mundelein traditions. Ciss and club presidents and mem- of the senior class, in caps and s, will assemble in the main cor- ', carrying lighted tapers, and will io procession to the stage. Glee Club Will Sing embers of the Glee club, wearing i gowns and crimson stoles, will light of All the World, an : nal composition by students in Music department, with lyrics by Louise Hector '45. Alter the Speech choir members, iring white robes and cowls, recite Gospel of St. Luke, Mary Marga- Doyle, Student Activities Council t. will light the All-College sing a flame from the Santuary f in the Chapel. Class and club presidents will proceed assigned windows where, at a chime pi, they will light the tapers that Bn the Cross of Candelight, reciting III other club officers the traditional (ftmonial, written by Emer Phibbs fehlield '34. President Gives Message She other students, remaining in the litorium. will sing carols until the Ecers return to hear, with the as- Uled Faculty and student body, the hsident's Christmas Message, given Sister Mary Josephine, B.V.M., Resident of the College. Hie students will respond with songs, d Miss Doyle and Virginia Perry, Bcr class president, will lead the iaors to the main entrance for the Utional hanging of the holy wreaths. Hie other students will proceed out east door of the auditorium and to the 'front of the building ging Silent Night and Adeste Fi- antl exchanging holiday greetings. Setting is White Clouds of angel hair and whitened istmas boughs will make the set- (or the ceremony an enchanting ,w. In the center of the stage, the ID-College Candle will be suspended ja half-circle of white boughs. Glis- ming snow-flakes designed by fresh- m art students will be sprinkled on be clouds. Twin white pillars topped nth floral arrangements will guard t Candle. Soloists on the program will be Mary aye Tentinger. who will sing And iere Were Shepherds, composed by on Macferran '47; Mary Heinz, who Using Fear Not, composed by Gloria . '47; and Grace Komornicki, k will sing a Christmas lullaby. The Glee club will be assisted by .stasia McGowan, pianist, and Glo- llaloney '47 and Catherine Pren- pst '47, organists. Adalbert Hugue- will direct. Joan Fritchie has de- Bgncd the Candlelighting program. Ii-rs in the Speech choir will be Kanne Schubert, Margaret Schriver, Florence Sigler. Members of the ir are Patricia Bradley. Geraldine fcamplin, Simone Chapuis, Pasque mclro, Mildred De Vic. Gloria lc. Dawn Kelly, Mary Ellen lib. Donna Radtke, Hazel Shifter, :rnary Thompson. Eileen Brucker, inline Roche, Henen Thomas, Carol Iraper, and Dolores Duffy. Represent Faculty, Alumnae h the Candlelighting procession will Jane Redlin '43, representing the Fac- ty: Rose Wirth '45, representing the Ihmnae; Marilyn Tamburrino, the So- ality; Mary Margaret Doyle, the Stu- Itnt Activities Council. Virginia Perry will represent the toior class; Peggy Roach the junior bss; Blanche Smith the sophomore hss; aid Rosemary Murphy the ttshmen class. (Continued on Page 4, col. 3.) N. -y -- NFCCS Fund Drive Enters Last Week Clubs, Classes Donate Talents To Aid Needy Returns from club projects are boost ing the yellow indicator higher on the NFCCS thermometer in the lounge. Students are placing their orders for fruit cakes with members of Alpha Om- icron, the Home Economics department club- The baking and distribution of the holiday viands are being carried out under the supervision of Mary O'Reil ly, project chairman, who will contrib ute the proceeds to the NFCCS fund. Funds collected at the Debate club's Christmas social jolted the yellow in- dicater upward, while the Terrapin club contributed the proceeds of its water show, held Dec. 3. Mundelein newsgirls hawking The Greatest College Newspaper and the Loyola News gathered additional offer ings to the NFCCS fund. Five little angels in Room 401 have been collecting funds for their name sakes in Europe. The angel contest sponsored by the English Round Table closed on Dec. 12. A Sophomore Religion class held a Trinket sale for NFCCS, on Dec. 12. Ramona Niedzielski, Marion Stafford, and Jean Hackett, conducted the sale. Meanwhile, several clubs are sponsor ing charity projects for local groups. Santa Claus, Spanish version, imperson ated by Las Teresianas and Las Tere- sianitas, will distribute Christmas gifts to children at Cordi-Maria settlement, on Dec. 16. Members of the Economics club are collecting dolls for orphans, and the Home Economics club will give a party on Dec. 16 for children attending Holy Family kindergarten. Students in the Clothing classes have made dolls and stuffed animals for 50 of the kindergarten children. Betty Bu- col and Genevieve Engel are co-chairmen of a committee which includes Shirley Kaminski, Florence Smith, Patricia Tir- rel, Rose Burke, Katherine O'Malley, and Hope Healy. TI1E lift*4IK Vol. XVIII MUNDELEIN COLLEGE, CHIC AGO, ILLINOIS, DECEMBER 15, 1947 No. 6 ft L hridtmai The Cross of Candlelight This impressionistic sketch of the skyscraper building as it will appear on Candlelighting night is reprinted by request. 2b, - Tama in Silver and Ctold Skyscraper Ball Crowns College Holiday Season Silver slippers, golden tunes, and diamond-dotted skies will com bine to make Dec. 29 a sparkling night for Mundelein girls and their escorts. The annual SAC-sponsored Skyscraper Ball will be held in the grand ballroom of the Stevens hotel on that date. Cliff Conway and his orchestra will furnish the music. Mary Margaret Doyle is general chair man assisted by Jeanne Smith. Virginia Perry is in charge of the Orchestra committee, whose members are Mary Jo I'ornhofen and Marjorie Coughlin. The Publicity committee consists of Peggy Egan and Blanche Smith, with Ellenmae Quan as chairman. Peggy and Helen Roach have handled the arrange ments with the hotel. Patricia O'Donoghue and Eileen Rooney are on the Chaperon com mittee, and the Bid committee is being managed by Patricia Meany, Marilynne Larsen, Patricia Padden, and Rosemary Murphy. . Announce Dates For Two Plays In February The Drama department will present Martinez-Sierra's play, The Romantic Young Lady, on Feb. 7 and 8, in the college theatre, with Loyola and Mun delein students in stellar roles. The Drama department will also present, on Feb. 28, Thornton Wilder's Our Town, starring winners of the Loyola Play Festival, held during the Thanksgiving holidays in cooperation with the National Catholic Theatre conference. Etudes Are on Piano Concert Program Chopin's Etude, Opus 10. Number 5, known as the Black Key is on the program for the Piano club concert, to be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Room 703. Jacqueline Shay will play the Chopin number. Continuing the romantic theme, Mary Mahoney will play Air de Ballet by Moszkowski. With a modem motif. Carmelita Larocco will interpret Pinto's March. Little Soldier. Lucille Valatka will play Poulenc's Mouvements Perpetuels, and Mary Wozniak the second movement of Grieg's Concerto in A Minor. Marilyn Shea will interpret Liszt's Etude in D Flat, and Lillian Loguidice will play the Liszt Rhapsody Number 5- rrark the Jveraid s rnqeii 3t V Una. ? Mundelein, Loyola Carolers Present Holiday Concert The Loyola Glee club and a group of singers from the Mundelein Glee club, directed by Dr. Graciano Salvador, assistant professor of Modern Languages at Loyola, will present a Christmas concert at 8 p.m., on Sunday, Dec. 21, in the Loyola Community theatre. Carols of All Nations is the theme of the concert, in which Grace Komornicki and Mary Heinz will share solo parts with Loyola singers. Miss Komornicki will be a soloist in the opening selection, The Heavens are Telling, by Haydn. Following this and other seasonal num bers, the singers will present the Christmas Cantata, Bethlehem, by Maunderv In the manger scene, Miss Heinz will sing the Ave Maria by Verdi. The final portion of the program will include carols of all nations. /
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1947-12-15 (1)
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