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leceive Degrees Magna Cum Laude . . Audrey Deitz Irene Kenney Dorothy Rudman Geraldine Thorpe /il tri. ..-- . no- rnfl-: ; fa in i-;;:r Iff,' SKISCRUfl ' lt;''-'' ; JJ ... '. .ijVi'K**** D. XV reshman Week )pens Sept. 9 Classes Will Begin nsOn Monday, Sept. 16 ldllio chromium-decorated triple doors oil swing open on Monday. Sept. 9, and Iflrivl and Jophiel will look down on Rubers of the Class of IPSO, who will feme that day fur Freshman Week, yliicuiiiing seniors will register oil Tues- ii.. morning, Sept. 10; incoming juniors ;h) Wednesday morning. Sept. 11 j in- nmiiig sophomores on Thursday niorn- r*. Sept. 12. and the freshmen will re- Kk-r on Friday morning, Sept. 13. /Classes for the sixteenth academic year all begin on Monday. Sept. 16. MIXDKI.KIX COI.I.KCK. CIIICACO. ILLINOIS. MAY 22. 1946 No. 12 Six Seniors Will Continue Studies Six members of the Class of 1946 will be back at school next year doing professional work. Rosemary Tarsi tano, biology major, has been admitted to the Loyola University College of Med icine, and five students have received appi iir.ineiits as interne dietitians. Noreen Condon will interne at the Ohio State University hospital, in Co lumbus; Margaret Harvey, at Henry- Ford hospital, in Detroit; and Janet Xaylor at the University of Michigan hospital, in Ann Arbor. Louise Pesut will interne- at Charity hospital, in New Orleans, and Sister hue Idem- at Mercy hospital, Chicago. i3 Seniors Are Elected y Wo Kappa Qamma Pi TKIeetid to Kappa Gamma Pi. na- lin a I honor society for graduates of tholic colleges, 13 seniors received me vote of the Faculty and senior class B membership, which is based on lliolarship, leadership, loyalty, and vice. The lucky 13 are Sheila Finney, itrioia Hollahan. Mary Frances t bdden, Francine Lamb, Louise Pesut, Teraldine Thorpe, Irene Kenney, Elea- Ir Arends, Lois Hintze, Josephine and latireen Koche, Mary Ann Anderson. lid Jeanne McNulty. Miss Finney, an English major and Resident of the Student Activities Luncil, was S.A.C. representative in jrr sophomore year and secretary in fr junior year. Miss Finney's home in Texas. Miss Hollahan, an English-journalism ajor and an associate editor of The tXfcraper, is vice-president of the S.A.C. d was vice-president of her class in Jeshnian year and S.A.C. representative sophomore and junior year. A sociology major and president of e senior class, Miss Padden was class esident in her junior year and treasurer the S. A. C in sophomore year. Also a sociology major, Francine anib, a senior representative on the Hindi, was secretary of the Sodality f, junior year and lias been active in khletics. Miss Pesut, a home economics major, is a senior representative on the Council, and was a representative also in her junior year. From DcKalb. Illinois, sin- is a resident student. Editor of Quest in her junior year, Miss Thorpe, an English major, is co- editor in chief of The Review and pres ident of the Stylus club. An English major Miss Kenney is co- editor in chief of The Review and is a member of the College Debating team. Miss Arends, an English-journalism major, is co-cditur-iii-ehiel of The Sky scraper and president of the Press club, and has been active in l.es d'Arcieunes. An English-journalism major, Miss Hintze is also co-editor-in-chief of The Skyscraper and is active in the Terrapin club. Maureen Koche. mathematics major, is prelect of the Sodality and her twin sis ter. Josephine, also a mathematics major, is president of the Women's Athletic association. Both students have been active in both Sodality and sports. Past-president of the Debate club and recording secretary of Cisca, Miss An derson, an English-journalism major, is a member of The Review staff and of the College Debate team. President of the International Relations club. Miss McNulty, a sociology major, is a member of the College Debate team and is active in the League of Women Voters. Pianist Wins Symphony Audition Will Be Guest Artist At Grant Park Concert Selected in a series of musical auditions sponsored by the Chicago Park District. Muriel Meinken. senior piano major, will be guest artist playing with the Grant Park Symphony at their concert un Wednesday, July 3. John Meinken, the young artist's grandfather, is remembered as one of Chicago's leading bandmasters at the turn of the century. Her father, Charles F. Meinken, at whose suggestion she en tered the Park District competitions, is a violinist with the WLS studio en semble, and has been a member of the Chicago Opera and Chicago Symphony orchestras. As she prepares for this highpoint in the musical career she began under her aunt's tutelage when she was five. Miss Meinken remembers her first re cital 13 years ago. Only seven . . . and not yet tall enough to roach the pedals of a piano . . . she ascended to the stage of the Lyon and I leafy auditorium with unshakable con fidence. Four years after Miss Meinken's first public appearance, she presented an in dividual recital. The same year, she won first prize in a raelio contest. At 13, the young musician gave her second individual recital. For her third and final audition. Miss Meinken played Tschaikowsky's power ful Piano Concerto in li-flat Minor, mastered during her freshman and sop homore years at Mundelein. Ultimately. Miss Meinken plans to (Continued on page 7, column 3) Senior Places hi Essay Contest Senior Mary Beecher, drama major and stall member of The Skyscraper, won third place in an I-am-aii-Americaii-Day Essay contest conducted by the Chicago llerulil-.hiiericaii last week. The essay, for which Miss Beecher received two books on American history, is reprinted on Page 2. through the cour tesy of the Chicago Herald-American. First and second places in the contest were taken by immigrants. 124 Candidates Will Receive Degrees from His Eminence, Cardinal Stritch, on June 3 Largest Class Will Be Qracluated At Fifteenth Annual Commencement His Eminence, Samuel Cardinal Stritch, D.D., Archbishop of Chicago and Chancellor of the College, will confer degrees upon the 124 members of the Class of lu40, and will give the Address at the fifteenth annual Commencement exercises on Monday, June 3, at ID a.m. His Eminence will award the Munde lein College Gold Key, given for scholar ship, to 11 members oi the class, live of whom are candidates fur degrees Magna Cum Laude and six of whom are candidates for degrees Cum Laude. Candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree -Magna Cum Laude are Audrey Dietz, sociology major; Irene Kenney, English major; Dorothy Rudman, Eng lish major; Joan Templeman, economics major; and Geraldine Thorpe, English major. Candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree Cum Laude are Rosalie Brunk. history major; Elizabeth Grady, econ omics major; and Jeanne O'Connor, drama major. Josephine Gendielle, voice major, and Muriel Meinken, piano major, are candi dates lor the Bachelor of Music degree Cum Laude, and Louise Pesut, home economics major, is a candidate for the Bachelor of Science degree Cum Laude. The College Orchestra, conducted by October Institute Will Study Charter Of United Nations To promote student interest in the United Nations organization, and to en courage interest in it on the part of other Chicaguans, the College will sponsor, in October, a five-day In stitute for the Study of the United Nations Charter. Purpose of the general sessions and of the seminars will be to encourage the participants to take an active part in determining what support they can give to the- work of the United Nations and to understand and evaluate ethically the problems presented to the UN. His Eminence, Samuel Cardinal Stritch, D.D., Archbishop of Chicago, Chancellor of the College, and chair man of the Bishop's Committee on the Pope's Peace Points, will lie honorary chairman of the Institute. General chairman will be Richard Pattee. Ph.D., Latin-American expert and former member of the United States State Department. Topics for lectures and seminars will include the Security Council, the Eco- ii niic and Social Council, the Educa tional, Scientific and Cultural council, the International Court, Regionalism and Cihapultepec, Trusteeship and De pendent Peoples. Joseph J. Grill, and the Glee club, con ducted by Adalbert Huguelet, will pro vide music for the ceremony. The Very Reverend Joseph M. Egan, S.J., rector of Loyola university will give the Invocation, and the Reverend William P. Murphy, will present the candidates for degrees. Candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree are Aileen Ahern, Mary Florice Allen, Mary Ann Anderson, Eleanor Arends, Marian Barrett, Mary Beecher. Catherine Brennan, Vivian Brust, Pa tricia Carroll, Patricia Cassidy, Dolores Urhain Coleman, Inez Culuzzi. Doris Conway, Mary Martha Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Cross, Jane Grant Crow ley. Patricia Curran, Georgette Demos, Stacy Diacou, Nora Donati, Mary Kath ryn Dooley, Dolores Downey, Nancy En- zweiler. Sheila Finney, Virginia Fishlcigh, Elinor Jane Forrestal, Betty Howard Garehime, Margaret Greene, Estelle Guest, Dolores Hartigan, Lois Hintze, Dolores Hoban, Patricia Hollahan, Alice Marie Horen. Shirley Irwin, Eleanor Kearin, Fran ces Kelly, Jean Kilroy, Angela Krieter, Mary l-ilkii LaDuke, Francine Lamb, Emily Latrcmouille, Mary Louise Latier, Dellamae Laughlin, Eleanor Layden. Ruth Lichtenwaltcr, Paula Lupo, Gloria Luxem, Helen Maloney. Patricia Mainiitt. Margaret McCormick. Jeanne McNulty, Edith Moscardini. Eddy Jo Noonan, Margaret Mary O'Leary, Jeanne O'Toole. Mary Frances Padden, Rita Pickley, Jeanne Piatt, Eleanor Pohl, Marjorie Potter, Mary Frances Reynolds, Dorothy Simpson Riviera. Josephine Roe-he. Maureen Roche, Jean Ryan, Anita Sch waba, Jane Selz, Patricia Shuell, Pat ricia Sly, Jeanne Agnes Smith. Mary Jane Smith, Jennie Spadafora, Theana Tomaras, Genevieve Urbain. Nor een Walsh, and Beverly Woodlief. Candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree will be Jean Bcakey, Lenore Behr, Madeline Carbonaro. Peggy Cole, Nor- ine Condon, Ann Corkell, Virginia Dar ovic, Jeanne Doucette, Rita Barr Dris- ooll. Mary Germaine Huffy. Mary Jane Dukes, Mary Gaughan, Mary Catherine Gorman, Genevieve Han- nan. Margaret Harvey, Patricia Heffcr- iian, Jacqueline Jacobs. Margaret Mary Kaindl. Jeanne Kiley, Esther Kyros, Jane McMurray. Janet Naylor, Mary Kay O'Leary, Viv ian O'Neill. Pauline Pappas, Ann Regan, I.ila Rojesky, Grace Schaar, Mary Kay Semlow, Margaret Mary Sieja. Rose mary Tarsitano, Mary Lou Thurber, and Lillian Turner. Candidates for the degree Bachelor of (Continued on page 3, column 2.)
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1946-05-22 (1)
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