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Rr F4nn&Uhti*T$> / <y%^ MERC1AD VOL. XXX^No. 6 MERCYHURST COLLEGE, ERIE, PENNA. April 22, 1959 Ellie Cavanaugh Will Crown Leaders Meet Our Lady Of Mercy Statue For Discussion Traditional May Day ceremonies will be held May 10 on front campus. At 3 p.m. Eleanor Cavanaugh, May Queen, attended by Both this year's and next year's Cynthia Ryan and Dorie Andre, will crown the statue of Our Lady of officers will meet to discuss in­ Mercy. ternational student affairs on The elected f May Queen for 1959 comes from Johnstown, Pa. Sunday, May 3, from 11:30 ja.m. Eleanor, who majors in chemistry, is this year's Y. C. S. Campus Chair­ to 5:00 p.m. in the Senior Lounge man. Maids-of-honor, Cynthia Ryan from Youngstown, Ohio, and Dorie at McAuley Hall. Thespians (1. to r.) Robert Smith, Marilyn Millard, Lolly Lockhart, Andre from Far re 11, Pa., are respectively Sodality Prefect and Home A panel of five students from Patti Carlile, Sue McCartney, and Kathy Reid imitate inanimate Economics Club President. Cyn-I different countries will compare objects in their roles as Bohemian students in the April 25, 26 thia majors in elementary edu­ student life in their own countries "Stardust" production. cation and Dorie inf home eco­ to student life in the United nomics. States. Welling Chang from For­ ft Senior class members, forming mosa, Lurline By grave of Jamaica, Cast To Offer "Stardust Eleanor's court, will follow the Hungary's Maria Jalics, Carmen student body leading It he proces­ Olivera from Puerto Rico, and sion to the traditional "Pomp Jean Reynolds of Erie are panel Friday Saturday Nites 22—American Chemical So- members. and Circumstance" by Elgar. STARDUST, a three aot comedy by Walter Kerr, will be presented Seniors will be gowned in f ormals, ciety meeting, 8 p.m. NSA delegates Pat Cavanaugh Mercyhurst. and Gloria Borczon plan to en­ by the Dramatic Society on April 25, 26 at 8:15 p.m. in the Little while the students will wear aca­ Theatre. Miss Helen Kelly is both director and featured player in demic caps and gowns. 25—Day of $ Recollection gage a speaker from the Inter­ the production. Musical selections, speeches, 25-26—"Stardust" national Institute and several Mercyhurst faculty members to The plot of the play centers around a group of Bohemian students and dancing are included in the 26—Sodality Reception at the Academy of Dramatic and Allied Arts in New Hampshire, who program. Miss Dolores Patrizio. 2a Senior Party, St. Luke's speak at the afternoon session. Benediction at 1:30 p.m. will fol­ are visited by a famous Broadway actress, Prudence Mason (Lillian physical education instructor, will 29 -Alba Zizzamia, 1:00, Little Egnot). Because these would-be thespians are convinced that a dra­ direct a mixture of folk dances,! Theatre low a question and answer period. The day will close with f'buzz" matic artist must be sophisticated and unconventional, they are authenticated by the costuming. May shocked and disappointed to find that Prudence is completely normal. Representatives from the fresh­ 2 •Bonaventure Day groups discussing topics of inter­ national interest. The results are three acts of comedy climaxed by Prudence's forced men, sophomore, and junior 3 Leadership Day, McAuley decision, a choice between her classes will perform the folk Hall | U rr fiance, Arthur Scott, Jr. (Ted dances. -Publication's Dinner, Ri- Fountainbleau Theme Martin), and a movie contract. May Day ceremonies will term­ co's \Restaurant, 6:00. Two of the students (Peggy inate in Christ the King Chapel 10—May Day Hirsch and Ron Casey) provide with benediction for the seniors,;* 16—Junior Prom, Rainbow Of Annual Junior Prom the romantic interest. their parents and relatives. Gardens Cast Chosen "Fountainbleau" is the theme chosen for the195 9 Junior Prom to be held Saturday evening, May 16, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Rain- Lillian -. Egnot, George Matosian, b * s orchestra wiH Elaine Curtis, Don Kazmaier, Ted UC7W X*aiufcilo , vv ix Martini Susan Avery ,^CaSiy Held, play for the event. J f Jf>> $ 111 Dave Beyer, Peggy Hirsch, Bob Three fountains 5 will decorate Rainbow Gardens with one on Smith, Sue McCartney, Ron either side of the stage and one immediately in the center of the dance Casey, Judy Doehla, Bob Ellison, floor. Blue mist -rising through a Lolly Lockhart, Patti-Carlile, and chiffon drape ffrom the center Marilyn Millard appear in the fountain accented by purple and Dr. Zizzamia cast. blue lights will carry out the theme, "Fountainbleau." Miss Josephine Unger, 1957 Talks On UN; graduate of Mercyhurst, has been General Chairman, Mary Bes- engaged as Scene Designer and cher, announces $that $5.00 per Alba Zizzamia, UN correspon­ Technical Director for the {pro­ couple is the price of tickets. They dent for the National! Catholic duction. Sandy David, Stage will be sold Monday through Welfare • Conference J Willi address Manager, 'is assisted by Bonnie Friday, beginning May 11, in Col­ | the student body on Wednesday, Osinski, while Janet Ladley will lege Hall 12-l|p.mvt £ April 29, at the 1:00 p.m. assem­ handle promotion and publicity. Couples may request 5x7 photo­ bly in the Little Theatre. The Also involved in backstage oper­ graphs for only $1.50. Mr. Richard Atopic of her address is the United ations are Joanne Beitler, J cos­ Kubeja, jPraeterita photographer, Nations organization and* setup tumes, Kay Dwyer, {props, and will take the|pictures. £and programs Jof interest to Rita Gazarik, lights and!sound. higher education. Wg&U/ie. I Dress Award Cynthia Ryan, Prefect, gives Carole Amenta, new Sodalist, her Chaperones for "Fountain­ Sodality pin. Carole is among: the probationers who will be re­ bleau" will be Mr. and Mrs. S. A native of? Hartford, Connec- To bolster ticket sales, proceeds ceived on Sunday, April 26, following: the Day of Recollection on Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Leo tlcut, Dr. Zizzamia is the chair­ of which will be turned over to Asril 25. 1 F Trambley, Jr. man of the Cultural fi Relations the Dorm fund, classes are divided Committee 5 of the Catholic Asso­ into teams under appointed cap­ ciation for International Peace. tains. The teams selling the Probationers Enter Sodality; Senior Party She serves as a representative of greatest! number of tickets jwill the World | Union of 1 Catholic win a movie at (the Strand Thea­ Women's! Organizations at tre and a pizza party. As an added Make Act Of Consecration Plans Ready UNICEF and as assistant observer incentive, the individual girl with Springtime will! invade St. on the staff of the^NCWC office On Saturday, April 25, from the most sales will receive a forty Father! Daniel Martin, College Luke's on Tuesday, April 26 at for UN affairs. I dollar cocktail dress from Trasks. 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the So­ A Chaplain and Director of the So­ 6:00 p.m. when the freshmen, She received her B.A. degree Tickets for a special performance dality of the Immaculate Con­ dality, will* preside over! the re­ sophomores, and juniors enter­ ception will have its monthly Day from Trinity College, Washing­ for high school students on Fri­ ception ceremony. Cynthia Ryan, tain the senior class at a dinner ton, D. C, and was awarded the day,! April 24, are only 50 cents. of Recollection in preparation for party in their honor. the Sodality Reception on Sun­ Prefect,! will present the new title of Doctor of Literature from day, April 26 at 1:30 p.m. in the members for acceptance. Each In the Springtime decorating the University of Rome, Italy. f4nn&UHti*t$> theme, each table at St. Luke's chapel. probationer f has completed j an in­ Doctor was formerly Professor will hold a yellow daffodil. Favors and head of the Italian Depart­ On May 2, Student Council will Father Robert Levis of Gannon tensive, eight-month period of sponsor St. Bonaventure Day. College will conduct the confer­ for the seniors will be wrapped ment of Trinity College. ences during the Day of Recollec­ training in the Sodality way of so as to carry out the decorating In her position as NC corres­ Bona's men will arrive at 2:30 tion in the chapel. Particular life- effects. pondent she covered the UN ses­ p.m. to hear welcome addresses emphasis will be * placed on the Receive Pins'. The dinner party will feature a sion in New York and Geneva by Mother M. Eutace, President Act of Consecration to the Blessed After the formal acceptance by nightclub act based on the sen­ and the UNESCO General Con-I of Mercyhurst, and Emma Jean Virgin Mary which Sodalists must Father Martin, the new Sodalists iors' hometowns. Entertainment ference in Motevideo. Dr. Ziz­ Newby, Student Council President. take as part of the Sodality way will receive their official Sodality chairman, Kay Clayton, promises zamia has also traveled extensive­ Afternoon outdoor and Indoor of life. pins from! the Prefect and Julie a musical treat including a jazz ly in Europe, Latin America, and activities with refreshments will Renewed Act Kuhner, Mistress of Candidates. combo. thejjUnited States. : J precede the cafeteria-style dinner. This same Act of Consecration The Sodality of the Immaculate Freshmen and sophomores will Dr. Zizzamia;^ has translated | An informal dance in the auditor­ will be taken the following day Conception invites anyone who assist Junior committee heads: many Italian works, one of which,! ium will end the day at 12:00 p.m. by the 28 girls entering the So­ wishes, to attend either the Day Mary Jane St.
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