Gwynedd Mercy University - Coelian Yearbook (Gwnedd Valley, PA)

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:.'!.',i'1.J Sister Mary Dolores, chairman, shares a special edition of Dickens with Miss Anne Kaler, new faculty member. English is basic to all learning. The skills of reading, listening, writ- ing, and discussion are reviewed and sharpened, while a literary heritage is presented against the panorama of its historic back- ground. Majors in the field concentrate on particular genres or on the outstanding personalities that dot American, English, and World Literature. its lgilsfagllivziigrlnli Sullivan alerts sophomore class to the beauty of Chaucer's 'bv Senior Seminar in Drama hold informal discussion in Room 15. if l 2. Ffh'

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Through mmf to ' Wm: fraud Dr. Bene- Sr. M. de Mercedes CchairmanJ clears up questions on Christ's Theology aims to supply students with a broad background of the many facets of religion.. Upperclassmen stress an examination of the liturgy and scriptural read- ings in both Old and New Testament. Freshmen. learn the sacramental character of marriage and family living. miracles with Lucille and Cecilia. Sophomores Mary Ellen and Frances read the Sacred Scriptures with reverence. I Mrs. Alice O'Shea brings a wealth of experience to her discussions of family life. ss' V xl i Students find invaluable aid in the classes of Rev. Attila Rauch, Rev.- Ray- mond Teller, and Rev. Francis Revak. Rev. Charles McAleer devotes his evenings to discussions of marriage and family life in the Extension Division.

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vm Yin Suri. 'W R Y. 15,3 I L 1' Ewa as , S Eng is - Of necessity English Majors spend much time in the library, as proved by Sr. Marie Alexandra, Marian Dunleavy, Karen Johnson, Mary Orzo, Sr. Brian Mary, and Sr. Marie Christopher. tx X. Sr. Mary Dolores congratulates a panel in World Literature. ll we X51 It's always interesting when English faculty meet: Sr. M. Patricia Joseph, Sr. Mary Annunciata, Mr. Jules TOS-CH, Miss Naomi Sullivan, Mrs. Carol Breslin, and Sr. Mary Emmanuel.