College of St Mary - Mosaic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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i Artistic floral arrangements by Sister Mary Madeleva beautify any serving table but only hint at the realm of study, essential for the good economist. J' if i N' 'Af , ':,3.L W i - 4 ontemporar 'LUOHZCITL Young homemakers, on the threshhold of adult living, are faced with decisions and responsibilities that require mature and in- dependent thought and planning. The modern woman must be prepared to take marriage and parenthood seriously, to establish long- range careers and family goalsg to choose and prepare food for good h ealthg to develop skills in important areas of home management, and to enrich life by learn- ing to use leisure timewell,especially in appreciation of the arts. Alert and physically-fit collegians are better able to endure the strain of four years of concentrated study. Emphasis in physical education classes is on sports, calisthenics, and modern dance, each of which aids the st udent in developing a healthy and graceful body. Weight, Well- being, and recreation are closely related. Attaining and keeping a good, young figure and an active zest for living helps the indi- vidual contribute to the adult world, as well as to personal success, by boosting a per- son' s chances for physical and mental health. A graceful and poised Colette Clements is the result of expert training from Miss Joyce Kahre, physical education and modern dance instructor.

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Efficient office maintenance is a good recommendation, says Sister Mary Edwarda, Department Head, as she demonstrates the proper way to care foratypewriter. SM ocus es -4-- - ,wgggg . - ai..-.- H W W W 1 i' ,, V i. pi A 'i ' ' Al v ': ' H H- -' - ri- ...i z-..,,,..,- wg. . H 3 W , sei- --. --1 'Hi Nationally known for her concept of the relatively new field of Medical Records Library Science, Sister Mary Eugene devotes some of her time to instruction at CSM. 36 ',:ggi,: fr-5 Interrupting her busy world of shorthand strokes, debits and credits, Sister Mary Laetice, business instructor, helps duplicate some office material. on professions suited to Preparing students to meet the many challenges of the modern business office is the principle aim of the B u sin e s s Education Department. In- structors f u r t h e r the development of Christian principles and ethics which are necessary to business andpersonal success. Encouraging students to achieve a sound knowledge of fundamental principles, methods, and skills of business education through courses in business law, economics, business machines, and secretarial pro- cedures correlated with aprogram of liberal studies, the business department prepares women who are professional and artistic. Medical Record Science is a new and challenging field and of the utmost im- portance in the care of patients. The medical record librarian is responsible for main- taining the medical charts of patients which are the keys to the accreditation of a h o s p i t al. She deals with many professional people on business, medical, and legal matters and may find employment in clinics , medical research centers , insurance companies, as well as hospitals.

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Mastery of languag The thoughts and emotions ofa man both universal and individual, complex and yet simple are revealed through the centuries in his writing. Man in all of his passions, in his heights of spirituality and depths of despair, in his insignificance or in his majesty, can transform the young student into a mature individual. Great literature can effect wisdom and peace within students. Running the gamut from grammar to comprehensive knowledge of a specific au- thor, the English Department endeavors to give the students a wide cultrual background in literary arts. The value of such study is manifest in the fact that students acquire an appreciation and a standard of criticism for the evaluation of literature and that of life. Between-conference browsers view new texts at the book exhibit. Included in the group is one of the English Institute speakers, Doctor Richard Hayes. Linguistics and the Humanities titles Critical reading and effective writing, demonstrated t his year's E n g li sh Institute. Sis t e r Mary in the Atlantic Monthly, challenl-ge the English stu- A n g e l 1 c a and S is t e r M a r y B e r n a r d, dents of Sister Mary Baptiste an Sister Mary Daniel. Assistant Professors, V1eW the Program-