Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Education SISTER MARY BENICNA, M.Ed. Sister Mary Benigna is one of the general supervisors of the diocesan grade schools but sl1e still finds time to instruct the education students on the joys as well as the problems of teaching. SISTER MARY EDWARD, M.S. in Ed. Sister Mary Edward is always ready with a smile and a willingness to help the education majors with their problems on keeping order, as well as the best way to present class material. As a super- visor of grade schools in the Toledo diocese, she keeps in contact with many of her former students now teaching in and around Toledo. MISS MARY CATHERINE CAFFNEY, A.B. l When anyone has a problem concerning athletics she has only to call on Miss Callney for a quick and fair decision. She is not only a teacher but a warm und loyal friend to the students in her classes z VERY REV. MSCH. NOHBERT M. SHUMAKER, Ph.D. As head of all the Catholic schools of our Toledo Diocese Dr. Shnmaker knows the problems of a teacher and imparts the solutions to many future teachers in his education classes. 13

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Biology SISTER URSULA MARIE, M.S. As head of the biology department, Sister Ursula Marie comes in contact with all the students of Mary Manse. Her smiling eyes, cheerful voice, and willingness to help are traits which endear her to all Mary Manse girls. SISTER MARY KATHLEEN, A.B. A new teacher at Mary Manse this year- but not a stranger - as she is a Mary Manse graduate, Sister Mary Kathleen has become well-known. Sister teaches in the biology department. Chemistry SISTER MARY AQUINAS, Ph.D. A familiar figure to all the students of Mary Manse, Sister Mary Aquinas is noted not only for teaching chemistry, but for her work in making the campus flower gardens so lovely. Cooking, reading mystery stories, and playing solitaire are a few of her hobbies. SISTER MARY PAUL, M.S. Sister Mary Paul is well-versed in many things besides chemistry. Ask her how to bake a cake, how to arrange llowers so artistically, or how she copes with any of the other problems she has- she knows the answers. tai? DR. OLIVER F. SENN, Ph,D. A new member of the faculty this year, Dr. Senn has become an easily-recognized figure on the campus. He speaks with authority on many interesting topics of chemistry. Dr. Senn worked with the DuPont Company before coming to Mary Manse. 12

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English SISTER MARY EDITH, Ph.D. Sister M. Edith is actively interested in all of her students. Unselfishly, she gives her time and competent support to all school activities. working with and for the students. SISTER MARY MILDRED, MA. As freshman English instructor, Sister M. Mildred advises students in the hest methods of doing research work. The publicity which we sec so often in our newspapers goes out from Mary Manse under her supervision. Fine Arts SISTER MARY ALBERTA, B.S.E. Sister Alberta possesses a deft skill in the crafts. If you want to be amazed, just give her a bil of leather or felt and then stand by to watch with what case she will turn it into a useful article. SISTER JANE CATHERINE, M.A.E. We are proud of the frequent honors awarded Sister ,lane Catherine for the work she has displayed at the Art Museum- and lucky too, that we can view her paintings, pottery, and crafts nearer home -in our own Art Department. SISTER MARY VERONICA, A.M. A genuine appreciation of all that is 'ggood art and a zealous interest in the Liturgy characterizes the lively spirit of Sister Veronica. She possesses a true sense of values and is always eager to help her students develop the same. SISTER MARY VICTORIA, B.S. Sister Victoria comes from Central each Thursday to help her students acquire not only skill in metalcraft, but also originality in creative art. 14