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

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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

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I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I Alumna Sr. Dorothy Zeiser, who received her MS. in Math at Villanova, directs Sr. Patricia, Mary and Yu-Ling Lin through the intricacles of College Geometry. Sr. Ma d M d - . a Gospelli cliiss. erce es underscores the essemlal meamllg of Christ's life in ,II F Dr. Paperell 1 . a cears Up a philosophic problem after Class. 46 Theology . . Mln the beginning was the Wordwg a testament of Goodness, showing the Way to man's iullfillment in God's holy plan. Rabbi Harold B. Waintrup played host to the Scripture gr0up at the Temple-Beth Am SynagOSUe- Philosophy . mln the beginning was tl16 primordial principle of Truzih which undef- lies all philosophic i11vestigati011S- W I Iledlml Teclm Iller COUIPM mild-lltffl' Hi iii are eligiblf gl national FH Ivvluiologiili- at A c I S x XII: 'Jix IIN , ,