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SKYSCRAPER Page Three mi linounce Art and Native Writing ward Winners Authors, Editors, Artist JucTe Student Entries piors take the lead in awards for the ml liiative Writing contest, spoil ed hy the Knglish ile )artment, and t.ic Department's Illustration ccntrst, ami tried the winners last week, fclurirl Millar, English major, merits pssay award for Sweet Love Ke- Bbered, in the judgment of The Rev- ames Keller, M.M., co-author of eti uf Maryknoll and founder i.f The Jiri-t'i;thers. Uriel Bovic ranks second with Dub- Here I Come, and Grace Koran third Jill, Life in the Slicks. KnMinary Entringer, English major, fi - the Short Story award with New (rl. which was reprinted in To lay. F. Powers, successful young fiction Her, judged the contest, awarding first fceoihiinor to Lois Kay Willard and ice Foran, jointly, for Khaki Inter- and Two Ways to Win. Marion Bg wins second place of honor with Sure Thing. Miss King won an nrable Mention in the Kappa Gamma I ry contest. Ruth Casey, junior English major, wins B Poetry award, with One Hour of limn; Miss King merits first place honor with Pax Tecum, the 19-17 Re al poem, which was also a winner in Chicago Catholi: Poetry Society con- , and Dorothy Breit wins second place bonor with Farewell to Autumn. tlilTurd J. Laubc. literary editor of the S'cw York Times, judged the Poetry IT trie-. I Kathryn Malatesta, junior, merits the re Btemporary Criticism award, for a ni Avery Dulles' testimonial To If race. Patricia Muckian ranks second 1) th a review of Mistress Masham's pose, by T. 11. White, and Rose larii Hussey, third, with a review of Jncolii Reader. Eupheinia Van Rensselaer Wyait, lit- ary editor oi the Catholic World, idged the entries in the Contemporary Criticism section. Regina lies*, senior English-Journalism Injur, wins the Editorial award with ,ml ill- Greatest of These. Florence Ukuwski takes second and third places ith Today's Builders of Security and pec Needs a Press Agent. James Supple, a Loyola graduate and the education editor oi The Chicago Sun, ndged the editorials. Ksts winning top honors in the II- ptratiun contest- are Marianne Peter- On, senior, w'ho merits first place with prist the King linoleum block. Senii r Vntiv Breit is second with Spring is in Cautiously, and Margaret Mary impbell, junior, wins third place with cartoon. It Can Happen. On the Ball . . . . II 0 leven Engaged Seniors 'o Marry in June Exchanging graduation rings for plain J lands this June are seven happy piors: Jane Huh, Mary Cannon, Ann irroll. Rosemary Gormley. Therese By, Jo Clair.' I.aiubrecht. and Lorraine : i Sixteen other seniors are mak- linal .irrairjement' for their weddings. hich will take place within the next ar. They ji;'ti V: Zita Armstrong. Patricia i.-k. IVitgy Ci nahan. Pat ricia hiniii-. 'ero;'.ica Markey, Patricia Mi nn, Virginia Rogers, Joan Shea, Ger tie Sp lllirink. Geraldine Stack. Do- is A'n li.rg. Dorothy Farenbach, Mar ril Hamilton, and Virginia Lynsky, Also walking down the aisle June Ih to receive th ir d.'grees are seniors preiiously walked down church Hies to put Mrs. before their names. Tie; are Muriel Glabman Gladstone, larirllen Cunningham Sabato, Helen lt;Ieste Shannon Walsh. Emogene Mee- n, and Rosemary Viglione Umeiihoefer. committee is Beth Goodwillie, so cial chairman of the senior class. The traditional Senior Ball will be held in the Casino Room of the Congress Hotel, May 29, with Jim my Blade's orchestra providing the music. Miss Goodwillie will be assisted by Ethel Dignan, Mary Em Har- rigan, Virginia Rogers, Barbara Brennan, and Noreen Roche. Sodality Prefect Crowns Madonna At May Ceremony Class Attendants Lead Faculty, Student Body Sodality prefect Murial Millar, wear ing a white gown and veil, crowned the statue of the Blessed Vi.gi I in the annual May Con nation ceremony, on May 20, On the campus. The Reverend John P. Downey, S.J.. nf 1.1iy. la university, spoke on the vir tues of the Madonna, and the Revercn I William P. Murphy, chairman of the Religion department, officiated at Bene- ditiou of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Assisting Miss Millar as maids of honor were the Sodality officers, Geor gianna McGregor, Betty Hoban, Mar cella Mulveil, Jean Malm, and Pa tricia Hanson. Also serving as attendants were com mittee chairmen Jeanne Smith, Julia Tuohy. Mary O'Malley. Marion King. Carol Stutz. Jeanne Marie Horan, Mary- Jean Ward, and Mary Case. Senior and Junior attendants were Mary Catherine Crosby. Beth Good willie, Joan Mullaney, Peggy Conahan, Grace Foran, Mary Catherine O'Dwyer, Mary Patricia Gallagher, Mary Mar garet Campbell, Katherine Burwitz, Ce cilia Lockwood, Norma Biller and Rosemary Martin. Sophomore attendants were Corinne l.auschke. Gloria Marganti. Anne Seguin. Joan Aker, Eileen Dolan. Catherine Fitz- ; ilibon, Marcella Jcnes, Mary Ann Grif fin. Lena Marino, Jeanne Regent, and Ko.eniaric Cleary. Freshman attendants included Ellen Andersen, Helen Carey. Ann Patrice Morrissey, Marita Grady, Betty Clauss, Doloics Dyck. Bette Jane Shoemaker, Betty Du Mont. Dorothy Dresden. Helen Mi nil, Rose Vaiie Hussey. Olivia Tan- grei'y. Mary Lou Sheehan, and Doris Xormile. Allen Patrick O'Connor, small son of Agnes Gill O'Connor '35, was crown bearer, and flower girls were Constance ard Kathleen Mitchell, daughters of Mar guerite McNulty Mitchell ' ( and Sharon and Susan Steinkemper. daughters i f 1 lorothy l-'oy Steinkemper '39. Ave Maria was sung by Grace Ko mornicki, with the violin obligato played by Margaret Griebel. A quartet composed of Edelle Boarini, Eunice Dan kowski. Mary Heinz, and Mary Kaye Tentinger sang Ave Maris Stella. Conduct Symposium On Canadian Culture Emphasizing important publications i f its northern neighbors, the Canadian literature class today conducted a sym- I o i-.im on the literary, historical, and physical position of the various prov inces and dominion territories of Canada. Alice F.'shcr was chairman i f the dis cussion and Jonith Biggio, Lorraine Calhoun, Celeste Coari, Mary Catherine Crosby, Marilyn I'eery. Mary Patricia Gallegher. Eileen Hanlon, Marian Hughes, Patricia O'Donaghuc, Mary Agnes O'Grady, Virginia Rogers, Rose mary Rooney, Virginia Sversky. and Rosemary Umenhofer participated. 123 Receive Awards at Honors Day Convocation Recognize Scholarship, Departmental Merit, And Individual Effort for Special Trophies Senior Interprets Composer's Life The life story of a famous composer, Carl Stcphan, told by the three women who loved him, was the theme inter preted by Veronica Walsh in her senior dramatic recital. May 23. Carl Stephen is an original character, created by Miss Walsh from fragments of the lives of Brahms and Schumann, and set in the period from 1801 to 1895. The tellers of his tale are his youngest love, his wife, and bis daughter. Musical accompaniment and interludes were played by Rita Marie Augustin, jun ior music major. Senior Artists Exhibit Skill in Portrait-Painting Portrait-painting, culling six out of nine senior votes, is the most popular senior project among the Art majors. Mary Guy made an i il portrait of her fellow classmate. Lucille Janda, while Miss Janda pictured her sister. Flor ence '44. Irene Conway chose a portrait of her sister and brother, while Jane Bush picked her fiance as her subject. Dorothy Breit. who designed the Card Party Program cover, has done a portrait of Patricia Mitchell, junior. Muriel Glabman Goldstone painted an old fisherman on a wharf. Landscape artists are Marianne Peter son and Ursula Brodbeck. Miss Brod beck is doing six water-colors. Barbara Keenau's project is a series of fashion plates. Scholastic and departmental honors were awarded to 12.5 students at the annual Honors Convocation, today at 1 p.m. The Reverend John Curran, O.P., of the Philosophy department, conferred the honors, and the Reverend Michael R. Dempsey, of the Religion de- pal tnunt. i fficiated at Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. College Honors, awarded to students in the sophi more, junior, and senior classes wdio are in the upper live per cent of the class, were awarded to eight seniors, 1(1 juniors, and 14 sophomores. Seniors who merited College honors are Peggy Conahan, Ethel Dignan, Pa tricia Holway, Florence Jankowski, Marion King, Diana Satkus, Lucille Stasenka, and Eloise Thomas. Juniors meriting College Honors in clude Adele Baiocchi, Ruth Casey, Do lores Corcoran, Frances Kuehner, Kath ryn Malatesta, Rita Marcin, Elaine Meyer, Sylvia Rudman, Rosemary Templeman. .mil Lucille Valatka. Sophomores meriting College lienors are Joan Aker. Yvonne Bellamy, Lois Billingham, Mildred Buchholz, Patricia Danneliy. Catherine Gallegher, Geraldine Grace, Cecilia ILn.han. lean Kinlgen, Mary Leona Merrick, Mary Therese Ryan, Dorothy Schmugge, Irma Voit, and Gloria Volini. Senior Class Honors were merited by Regina Bess, Nancy Donnelly, Grace Foran, Margaret Griebel, Dorothy Kra- nian, Jean Macferran, Alverna Paulau, and Rita Stalzer. Junior Class Honors went to Elaine Aleskiewicz, Mary Lou Doyle, Dorothy Gaughan, Cecilia Godsel, Joan Kemper, Geraldine I.aMantia, Barbara Mason, Ellenmae Quan, Patricia Westcott, and Lois Willard. Sophomores meriting Class Honors arc Marjorie Boyd, Helen Browne, Rosemary Bruck. Dolores Cahill, Phyllis Corrigau, Patricia Ktnnierling, Barbara Fallon, Jeanne Marie Horan, Hannah Klein, Bernadette Kmak, Jacqueline Shay. Florence Smith. Lorraine Stajdo- har, Marirose Stolle. Freshmen meriting Class Honors are Margaret Anderson, Helen Bartholomew, Jean Beckman, Rosemary Benigni, Mary Jo Bonihofcn, Norma Boveri. Joan Cribari, Mary Culhane. Grace Dvorak. Patricia Gavagan, Lois 1 lassenauer. Sally Hogan, Rose Marie Hussey. Elaine Ivory, Elaine Jagier, Mary Lee Kasten, Eileen Kennedy, Evelyn King, Elinor Kokesch, Eleanor Kranz, Marcella Kucki, Joan Madden, Geraldine Marschncr, Dorothy Mant, Anastasia McGowan. Helen Meindl. Joan Merrick, Virginia Morris. Dolores Muelleman, Mary No lan. Patricia Marie O'Grady, Lois ()'- Hern, Melba Pierotti, Helen Jean Rogers, Lucille Scholl, Marilyn Slania. and Ella Stevens. Dorothy Breit and Marianne Peterson merited awards in Art: Margaret Griebel, Patricia Holway. and Alverna Paulau merited awards in Chemistry; and Barbara Brennan, Jean Hanson, and Dolores To'liatli, merited awards in Drama. Ethel Dignan and Eloise Thomas merited awards in Economics; Grace Foran and Marion King merited awards in English: Regina Bess, Mary Em Harrigan, and Florence Jankowski merited awards in English-Journalism. Miss Foran, Miss Holway, Miss King, and Muriel Millar merited awards for work on The Review; Miss Bess, Miss Harrigan. and Miss Jankowski merited awards for work on The Sky scraper. Mary O'Malley received the History award; Norma Gaddini anil Mary Jane McNeal the Home Economics award; Margaret Conahan. Nancy Donnelly, Diana Satkus, and Lucille Stasenka the Mathematics award. Margaret ('ashman, Eunice Dankowski, Jean Macferran. and Catherine Prender gast merited Music awards; Mary Anne Bott, the Secretarial Science award, and Donna Jean Powers the Sociology award. Miss King and Miss Stalzer merited awards for Debate; Miss Dankowski merited the Glee Club award; Miss Griebel and Miss Cashman merited the Orchestra award; and Lucille Cook, Roscmar Petry, and Janet Sprickman merited the Red Cross unit award. The Janet McCarty Fieweger award in I lome Economics belongs to Noreen Roche, and the Pillshury award in Home Economics to Adelaide Costello. Appoint Editors Of '47**48 Review And Skyscraper The English and English-Journalism departments announced last week the appointment of co-editors for 1947-48. Ruth Casey and Kathryn Malatesta, both English majors, will succeed Grace Foran and Marion King of The Review. Marilyn Tamburrino and Frances Waster, both English-Journalism majors, will succeed Florence Jankowski and Colleen Rettig of The Skyscraper. Plan Colorful Careers Demonstrating their best work in all an media, senior art majors, like (left to right) Irene Conway. Dorothy Breit, Barbara Keenan, and Muriel Glabman Goldstone, have prepared their last projects. The finished work, including oil and water-color portraits, abstracts, landscapes, and sculpture, is on exhibit in the eighth floor gallery.
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1947-05-22 (3)
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