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Vol. XXXIII Mundelein College, Chicago 26 Skyscraper Photo by Pat Krochmal HOSTESSES THERESE MARKEN, Eileen O'Connor and Mary Kay Di- matteo greet the Most Reverend Albert Cardinal Meyer at the Coffey Hall dedication, April 26. Cite Outstanding Seniors Choose Nine for Kappa AEC Chairman Seaborg eaks at June Ceremony Sp Nine seniors who have fulfilled the requirements and have been se lected by vote of the faculty and senior class will be admitted to Kappa Gamma Pi, the national Catholic honor society. Kappa Gamma Pi was estab lished in 1927 to give recognition to outstanding graduates of Catho lic women's colleges and to produce leaders in Church and community affairs. Kappa is considered a counterpart of Phi Beta Kappa. Admission is based on a cumula tive 2.6 scholastic grade point aver age of a possible 3 and on out standing leadership in extracur ricular activities. Seniors listed below will be cited at the May 16 Honors Convocation. MARY ANNE FANNAN ma jored in history and minored in English and secondary education. She was a member of the Munde lein 1962 College Bowl team and is listed in Who's Who in Ameri can Universities and Colleges. MAUREEN HANAFIN LAUDE, a mathematics major with a minor in English and secondary education, has been Chairman for the Ad vanced Section of the Mundelein Math Tournament, a Math Club member and a Big Sister. JUDY LETKEWICZ served as a member of the Academic Affairs Committee and as secretary and president of the Chemistry Club. Her major is chemistry and her minor is mathematics. MARY JO MURRAY majored in English and minored in journalism and secondary education. She is 1962-63 Skyscraper co-editor, a member of the Academic Affairs Committee, a Big Sister and is listed in Who's Who. NANCY NOWIK, an English major with a minor in history and secondary education, has been edi tor of this year's Review and a staff member for three years, Stylus Club president, a Russian Club of ficer, a member of SNEA and is among those in Who's Who. She is also the recipient of a Woodrow Wilson fellowship. MERRILY SMITH O'CONNOR was a finalist in the competition for a place on the College Bowl team, a sodalist, a Big Sister and a member of the Academic Affairs Committee. She majored in Eng lish and minored in mathematics and secondary education. Announce Play The Laetare Players will pre sent An Evening with Shakes peare, Friday, May 17 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, May 19 at 3 p.m. in the College Theater. PATRICIA ORLOSKI, mathe matics major with a minor in French, theology and secondary education, served as Sodality pre fect, Sodality instructor of candi dates, a member of the Big Sisters Steering Committee of the Math Club, of SNEA and is listed in Who's Who. CAROL REMBIS majored in French and minored in elemen tary education. She was a sopho more governor and member of the French Club and SNEA. VIRGINIA ZVONKOVICH, a physics major with a mathematics minor, was a member of the Rus sian Club, Quanta Club, Philosophy Club and is listed in Who's Who. Chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg will speak at the commencement ceremony, June 5 and will receive an honorary doc torate of science. Recipient of honorary degrees from 15 colleges across the nation and member of five fraternities, Dr. Seaborg was born in Ispheming, Mich. He entered UCLA in 1929 and re ceived a degree in chemistry. Three years later he earned a Ph.D. in chemistry at the university's Ber keley campus. Dr. Seaborg was appointed in structor of chemistry at the univer sity in 1939 after working as the research associate of the late Dr. Gilbert Newton Lewis, dean of the College of Chemistry. Two years later he was a co-dis coverer of plutonium 239, the first of several transuranium elements found within 18 years. Mr. Seaborg Post Third Dean's List; Freshmen Head Group The Dean's List, which cites for special recognition students whose grade point averages are 2.5 or higher and are registered for courses totaling at least 12 hours, has recently been posted for the third time this year. Students who merited straight A's during the third quarter are: Trudy Schwenk, sophomore, and Lydia Geretti and Sister Mary Ed mund, H.H.S., freshmen. SENIORS WHOSE NAMES ap pear on the last Dean's List in clude: Janice Alberico, Eileen Cowan, Kaye Coyne, Mary Dever eux, Mary Farrell, Mary Foley, Francine Galaskiewicz, Patricia Gilles, Carol Jackson, Barbara Kroth. Katherine Montesano, Mary Jo Murray, Maureen O'Brien, Kath leen Porter, Carol Rembis, Jean Simon, Sister M. Albert, H.H.S., Sister M. Kenneth, C.S.S.F., Irene Skala, Carol Smith and Virginia Zvonkovich. JUNIORS WHO FULFILL the requirements are: Mary Ellen Bradley, Paula Copack, Winifred Culkin, Judith DeJan, Constance Donohue, Catherine Frenzel, Lois Graff, Madeline Hammermeister, Susan Kelly, Marianne Littau, Pa tricia McKay, Susan Meyers, Jo Anne Miks. Vera Nahorniak, Sheila Prindi ville, Eileen Schaefer, Valerie Schloss, Suzanne Schwarz, Sister M. Redempta, S.S.C, Sister M. Scholastica, S.S.C, Helen Skala, Mary Ann Verbeeck, Nicolette Wenzel and Pamela Wilt. SOPHOMORES ON THE LIST: Giannina Brovelli, Sally Durkin, Mary Glynn, Pamela Golton, Mary Catherine Grill, Donna Ibison, Pa tricia Kaufman, Madeline Klaves, Janet Liscarz, Louise Nunciato, Mary O'Brien, Mary Poskozim, Kathleen Ridges, Kathleen Roth, Lorraine Steinbronn, Carol Suran, Mary Etta Talarico and Edwina Telutki. FRESHMEN who merited hon ors are: JoAnne Catalano, Kath leen Dedina, Marian Delaney, An toinette De Rosa, Alice Fetterman, Mary Gleason, Jacqueline Goossens, Catherine Greer, Barbara Haligow- ski, Barbara Hanson, Barbara Kaiser, Janice Kuban. Carolyn L e p t i c h, Marianne Locke, Arlene Mootz, Barbara Mundt, Betty Muzik, Joan O'Con nor, Patricia Pellicore, Patricia Quinn, Christine Rydel, Margaret Tunney, Marcia Uebbing, Virginia Vesper, Andrea Vrettos, Patricia Wadecki and Kathleen Walsh. He was also the co-discoverer of neptunium and the uranium iso tope U-233. In 1942, Dr. Seaborg headed the plutonium work of the Man hattan project at the University of Chicago Metal- lurgical Labora tory. There Dr. Seaborg and his associates discovered americium and curium. Post-war research led to the dis covery of five more transuranium elements: berkelium, californium, einsteinium, fermium and mende- levium. The body of information assem bled in Dr. Seaburg's laboratory has made it possible to predict the radioactive characteristics of many isotopes of elements. Under his leadership new bodies of method ology and instrumentation have been developed and have become a cornerstone of modern nuclear chemistry. Two years ago, Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg succeeded John A. McCone as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. He was nominated to the commission by President John F. Kennedy. Prior to this appointment, Dr. SAC Sponsors Spring Mixer Climaxing the social year at Mundelein, the Student Activities Council will sponsor an all-school mixer, Skyscraper Swings Out from 8:30 p.m. to 12, Friday, May 10. Dancing to the music of the Four Fifths Combo will take place in Mc Cormick Lounge. Mary Eileen Scanlon is general chairman; Ann Crowley and Ro berta Roubik, publicity chairmen; Jo Gosselin, tickets; Chris Mocar ski, refreshments; and Marcella K'rk, rehabilitation. as of Skyscraper Photo by Pat Krochmal DR. GEORGE SHUSTER, vice president of Notre Dame University, ex amines the Skyscraper as he chats with Sister Mary Ann Ida, B.V.M., president, and editors Mary Jo Murray and Barbara Brzezinski. Ssaborg served three years Chancellor of the University California at Berkeley, received the Nobel Prize for chemistry and was awarded the AEC's Enrico Fermi award for his outstanding work in the field of nuclear chemistry. Students Take Sodality Vows Forty-eight sodalists will take part in the Sodality reception in the College chapel, May 15, at 4 p.m. Father J. Donald Hayes, S.J., Sodality director of Mundelein, will officiate. Senior Ruth Fazioli will make a permanent Act of Consecration. Sodalists who will renew the Act of Consecration for one year are: Carlotta Letizio, Cathy Frenzel, Jo Marie Maurice, Darlene McLaugh lin. Maureen Burns, JoAnne Miks, Kathy Krieter, Jean Campbell, Kathy Madden, Christine Fazioli, Maxine Tyma, Ann Foxen, Elaine Whitney, Lillian Ricci, Sally Dur kin, Mary O'Brien, Marie Hurley and Barbara Ehrmann. Those sodalists making the Act of Consecration for the first time include: Judy Abbott, Pat Barrow, Ann Ellen Berger, Giannina Bro velli, Pat Carroll, Mary Ann Die- fenbach, Joan Froncek, Kathy Hal loran, Carol Jankowski, Mary Jar- dine, Judi King, Mary Anne Slater, Christine Benn, Marcia Uebbing, Roberta Virsilia, Susan Ryan, Ber- nadine Thomas, JoAnn Chipps, Joan Giampoli, Ruth Ann Hynes, Virginia Newhart, Ines Friedrichs and Penny Pope. Pat Orloski, graduating Sodality prefect, will install the prefect for the coming year. Seniors, Faculty Choose President For Finan Award The 1963 Mary Blake Finan Award will be presented to senior Rosemary Harrington at the May 16 Honors Convocation. This award, established by the late Mrs. Mary Blake Finan, is con ferred annually on the graduate outstanding in character, coopera tion and service. The recipient is determined by vote of the faculty and senior class. Rosemary is senior class presi dent. As a sophomore, she was also president of the class. In her freshman year Rosemary served as class social chairman and was a member of the Sodality and Young Democrats. She has also been a member of numerous committees during her four years. Rosemary was also chosen Mun delein's candidate in the Chicago, All-Star Football Queen competi tion for 1963. Following sugges tions for nominations presented by the student body, the SAC voted on the candidates.
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1963-05-08 (1)
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