The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-08
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FsDe Local Girls ReceiOe Degrees sAtALbertusM Mngnus

Arts. They are Miss Alice Theresa
 Moore, of Cottage place; Miss Mary
 Mildred Meshan, of Keefe street;
 Miss Angela Marian Culotta, of
 Cooke street; Miss Rita German, of
 Sycamore Lane and Miss Assunta
 Cierro of North Main street. After
 the academic procession of digni-
 taries, faculty, alumnae, and stu dents crosses the campus to Rosary Hall, the candidates will be present.
 ed for their degrees by John Archer
 Gee, professor of English at AL
 bertus, and associate-professor of
 English at Yale university, to the Most Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, D. D., bishop of Hartford, who will
 formally confer the degrees upon
 the candidates, assisted by the Rev. T. Lawrason Riggs. The com-
 mencement speaker will be Dr. Jo- seph J. Reilly, Ph.D., professor of English and head librarian at Hunter college, who is outstanding
 in educational and literary fields.
 Miss Meehan while at the college majored in history, and was also prominent in the social activities at
 Albertus. She was member of the Guild of Our Lady, the Glee club, in which she sang second-soprano,
 the Social Science club, and the Athletic association. She also served as treasurer and vice-president of
 the Glee club, and as representative from her class on the Imelda Hall House Council during her sophomore and senior years, and chairman of the informal Imelda Hall dance held recently. Miss Meehan is also in charge of the commencement week program.
 Miss Moore specialized in econom- ics and sociology at Albertus, ana
 was very active in the affairs of her class, holding several important of- fees, among them the vice-presi- dency in her sophomore and junior years, and the class presidency dur ing her senior year. She was also member of the Gid of Our Lady, the Debating club, and the Social Science club. Miss Moore served as a member of the committees for the junior prom and the spring formal dance this year, as well as playing leading role in the melodrama, Fashion" presented by her class this year. In conjunction with her class offices, Miss Moore also held corresponding offices in the Coop erative Government association and the Cooperative Council, and served as an ex-officio member of all class committees.
 Miss Rita Germans field of con- centration at Albertus has been Eng fish, and she has also been 8 mem- | Der of several student organizations, ] including the Gid of Our Lady, the | Glee club, and the Social Science club, the Debating club, and the Modern Language club. She was | chairman of the class tea in her | junior year, and has been a member | of the editorial board of the "Al- bertinum," the. college literary pulp lication. Miss German was also elected by the class of 1897 as editor in-chief of the class year book to be distributed at the senior class dinner at the Tide Mill Tavern in South port on the evening of the class day, | Wednesday, June 9th.
 Miss Angela Culotta has majored | in French at Albertus, and has been | an active participant in extra a-cur- ricular affairs. For four years she | was member of the Gid of Our Lady, the Dramatic association, the college choir, and the Glee club, holding the office of librarian of the | club during her junior year. AS a freshman and sophomore, Miss Culotta was active in the Social Sci- ence club. During her junior and senior years she was member of the College Press board, and during her last year she joined the Mod- ern Language club. As member i of the Dramatic association, she ap- peared in the cast of Barrie's "Qual- | ity Street." the annual Christmas Mystery of the Nativity" and vari- ous other minor productions of | drama. During her college career, AAAoo SuAOILd dloO ocIVcQ OII LLle | committee for the sophomore-senior | breakfast, as well as the committee | arranging the dances given by the | residents of Imelda Hall. During | this year she has been a member | of the editorial committee of the | senior class book.
 The Children of Mary Sodality of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes i acted as hostess to a group from the Children of Mary Sodality of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel at social program in their parish hall last night. About 100 girls attended.
 Miss Candida Mazzarella was chairman of the arrangements | committee, assisted by Misses Sue Calvo, Alice Constant, Eleanor Juliano, Grace Lasprogato, Anna l Lucia, Louise ePtro, Mary Rossi, Molly Summa, Anna Tamamro, | Josephine Vanni an d Dorothy Mi- gliaro.