Daemen University - Summit Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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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

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ENGLISH 1, 3. SISTER M. TERENCE, O.S.F., M.A. Sister Terence teaches creative writing, and advises the Summit and Ascent, and mod- erates the Debate Club, and moderates the senior class, and teaches World Lit, and teaches Forensics, and teaches methods and materials, and . . . 3. A good caption should add to the con- tent of the picture! 2. SISTER M. CLETUS, O.S.F., A.M. Sister Cletus eases the confusion of English students as well as freshmen with Appol- lonian aplomb. 4. SISTER M. URSULA, O.S.F., M.A. Sister Ursula enjoying herself in the library. 5. SISTER M. PAULA, O.S.F., A.M. Sister Paula—at her esemplastic best in American Lit. 6. JOHN KING, B.A. It took you all weekend . . .? 7. Well, D's not a failing grade. 8. LEROY E. SMITH, M.S. Mr. Smith was the speaker at Convocation second semester. He spoke on the impor- tance of the Common Market, basing his observations on his recent studies abroad. 9. JOSEPH J. HERMAN, A.B., B.F.A. Mr. Herman graphically proving that theatre is essentially a fine art. Absent: SISTER M. GEORGIA, O.S.F., Ph.D. On leave: JOHN T. MASTERSON, M.A.