Daemen University - Summit Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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 The excellent Masters of old, Subtle, mysterious, mystic, acute, Were much too profound for their times. Since they were not then understood, It is better to tell how they looked. Like men crossing streams in the winter, How cautious! As if all around there were danger, How watchful! As if they were guests on every occasion, How dignified! Like ice just beginning to melt, Self-effacing! Like a wood-block untouched by a stool, How sincere! Like a valley awaiting a guest, How receptive! Lao Tzu ART 1. SISTER M. JEANNE, O.S.F., Ph.D. Sister Jeanne provides a historical and philosophical background in art. 2. JAMES KUO, A.M. Mr. Kuo teaches by demonstration in cera- mics. 3. Detail of a wall-hanging by Patricia Moore. 4. ROBERT A. LORR, M.S. The teacher's look is sometimes inscrutable. 5. Sister Jeanne extolling the virtues of 'right reason in making.' 6. ART CLUB. The Art Club sponsored tours through the galleries of Washington, D. C., Rochester and Toronto. Lectures and demonstrations of new techniques were scheduled. President Elaine Schwab, Secretary Dorothy Giangreco, Publicity chairman Jeanne Patton. Absent: Vice president Anne Gunderman, Treas- urer Celeste Sumbler. 7. BARBARA J. BREEN, A.B. Mrs. Breen assists with a special project.

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BUSINESS 1. SISTER M. SARAH, O.S.F., A.M. Sister Sarah cares for the needs of the business concentration. 2. BUSINESS INTEREST GROUP. Tradi- tion is not necessarily a requirement for enthusiasm. In its first year, the B.I.G. sponsored a toboggan party, a tea, films, and speakers. A visit to the stock market and other places of business helped sus- tain interest in their field. Vice president Ann D’Agostino, President Judith Reed, Parliamentarian Stephanie Lo Castro, Treasurer Mary Voll, Absent: Secre- tary Patricia Wendling. 3. LEE E. CARLSON, B.S. You weren’t expecting a test? 4. ADELE G. NOWAK, B.Ed. Mrs. Nowak clarifies a shorthand symbol. EDUCATION 5. SEANY. In an effort to solve problems of prospective teachers, the Student Edu- cation Association of New York State of- fered panels and films on education as well as participation in workshops and the House of Delegates Assembly. President Marla Jo Neal, Secretary Loret Savage, Vice president Carol Jakubiec. Ab- sent: Treasurer Nancy Wallace. o 6. MARION SHORT ELMER, M.S.Ed. Mrs. Elmer helps the student teachers pre- pare—for anything. 7. Rosalie Tribunella, MENC. 8. MENC. To aid future music educators, the Music Educators National Conference sponsored movies and speakers and ini- tiated an ensemble group as a workshop for instrumentalists. 12 Secretary-treasurer Rosalie Tribunella, Vice president Louise Czuprynski, President Joanne Angelo. o