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

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'Y Senior Biologists, Patricia Keenan, Carol Stango, and Sue Patterson join students from Chestnut Hill and LaSalle Colleges for a course in terrestial ecology. English . uln the beginning Was the W'ord,'. .. a Word reflected in Beauty shimmering through the Literatures of Past and Pres- ent .. . with promised dawns of Future. ,X , A ' sv s Miss Kelsh shares the beauty of the English Romantics with a nursing group. Sr. Mary Dolores encourages Spanish stu- dents to master the English Language. Sr. Mary Emmanuel leads the discussion in a drama seminar.

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I ,vii Varied stages in a chick's development are examined in the embryology lab period. Biology . . No science is so alluring as that which - treats of living organisms with their varied laws and phenomena. Liberal Arts . A program enabling the student to choose a field Wherein lie her ability and her in- clination. At present the fields of concentration leading to a B.A. are Biology, English, French, History, Latin and Mathematics. Miss Finan conducts a chemistry h 42 Biology majors conduct 21 S virus. prior to laboratory CXPCfimemaU0n' 3 . Jig lecture ession 011 the r i I 1 I i Eizlzdi P559 W use at A KI. I '47 if .s A Q9 rx xv. N .X Xl, x XM H, t Q ,-,A

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F Latin majors, Mary McLaughlin, .lean Maclntosh, and Annmarie Timmons select books for a Latin term paper. I W E f Q f X lx X ,im ' A54 44 Languages . . . A knowledge of Latin and Greek enables a student to examine ancient cultures. lVlode1'n aesthetics become meaningful in French, Span. ish, and German classes. Y' 1 .ali I Sr. Mary Joan reads to a French class letters from Ann Hogan and Jane Hoelkaar, two of their fellow students who are stu y- ing in Paris. The language lab is so equipped HS I0 entitle each cubicle to be tuned in to 11 self-Cho-en program. P 7 A