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Dorothy Monahan (Class of 1956) in unidentified game against Marywood College, circa 1954-1956

Clipping from March 1952 "Miss Recordia."

Lilian Maluo (far left) and Dorothy Monahan (back, center) look on as a teammate attempts to recover the ball at an unidentified game, circa 1952-1954

The "Miss Recordia" was College Misericordia's first student-run newspaper between 1934 and 1974. The "Miss Recordia" regularly reported on the basketball team and profiled players.

March 1952 clipping from the "Miss Recordia."

Dorothy Monahan wrote a column for the "Miss Recordia" called "Time Out." Above is a photograph of Monahan playing during a February 1954 game against East Stroudsburg State Teachers College.

Lilian Maluo profiles Dorothy Monahan in the "Miss Recordia," March 1954.

1954 saw the first out-of-state game for Misericordia sports. The CM cagers traveled to New Jersey in February 1954 to face Georgian Court and St. Elizabeth’s College.

Cheyney State Teachers College (now Cheyney University of Pennsylvania) is the oldest historically black college in the United States.