Daemen University - Summit Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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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.

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ENGLISH I. DEBATE CLUB. Several awards were re- ceived by the Debate Club in statewide tournaments. Participation in the National Invitational Debate Tournament at Miami University was their major accomplishment of the scholastic year. President Linda Young, Secretary Kathleen Hunt, Vice president-treasurer Sue Yeager. 2. AQUINAS BOOK CLUB. Modern litera- ture was the main focus of the A.B.C. this year. In advancing this aim, they held dis- cussions on modern African, Latin American and Russian literature. Secretary-treasurer Sara Manning, Vice presi- dent Elaine Kruchten, President Mary Benincasa. MATHEMATICS 3. JOSEPH A. ORZECHOWSKI, B.A. Mr. Orzechowski helps explain math even to non-majors. 4, 5. SISTER MARION, O.S.F., Ph.D. Sister Marion provides her students with more than just a working knowledge of math. 6. LUCILLE F. MAIER, M.A. Math can be fun. 7, 8. ROBERT G. McGEE, M.S. You don't see it? Well, we finished infinity yesterday. 9. MATH CLUB. The Math Club published their paper, q.e.d., sponsored lectures on industry, teaching and research, and made a field trip to Cornell Aeronautical labora- tory. President Mary Ann Szwajkos, Secretary-treas- urer Lenore Peters, Vice president Sharon Rich- ardson. On leave: SISTER M. JUSTA, O.S.F., Ph.D.