Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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Sister M. Giovanni and Mary McNicholas look up facts in the College Blue Book. Bishop Ahr blesses the Student Body. Helen Belli, infirmary patient, receives flowers from her classmates at the hands of Sister Margaret Mary. Sister Placidus compiles guidance records. Sister Incarnata checks credits with Adelina Sassani, 159

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ren ts a Sister Mary Joseph efficiently fulfills her duties as bursar. The Administration Knowledge and wisdom are the goals toward which each student at Georgian Court College strives and they are the re- wards of four years of study. However, without the guidance and personal interest of the administration and faculty, these goals cannot be attained. It is through their counsel and advice that each student may carry out her aspirations in the years following graduation. Sister Mary Joan, treasurer, is photographed at her desk, Marge Hoyas receives some expert instruction from Sister Mary Patrice. Miss Troy and Pam Trilli work at club accounts. 158

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Theology and Philosophy Ca Father Hannon makes a point with the sophomores, The Juniors receive test papers from Father Cappel. Sister Jane Frances explains Descartes’ ideas to the students in Philosophy class. The integrating forces of a Catholic college curriculum are its philosophy and theology courses. Philosophy de- velops steadiness and comprehensiveness of intellect which insure a right judgment on things as they are. On this reasonable basis is built the Catholic Faith which gives fuller, richer meaning to the Catholic young woman’s life and aids her intellect to acquire Eternal Truth. Sister Assumpta lectures to an intent senior theology class.