Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SISTER MARY CARMENCITA, Candidate for B.lVIus. Give Sr. Mary Carmencita some pupils to whom she can direct her patience, understanding, and sense of humor in teaching the string instruments, and an album of ,Iasoha Heifetz to occupy her spare time, and she will be in uher seventh heaven . SISTER MARY FRANCIS, B.Mus. Known for her careful attention to small details, Sister Mary Francis is never too busy to help choose the proper song for any occasion. Her sense of humor and genial disposition have endeared her to each vocal student. SISTER MARY CRETCHEN, B.Mus. Teaching history of music is one of the accomplishments that keeps Sister Mary Gretchen busy. Vife frequently see her hurrying to class where her many piano students eagerly await her instruction. MRS. EMMA ENDRES KOUNTZ, Diplome fl7ontainebleauJ All is well for the student who is admitted to the Master Class of Mrs. Kountz. All of us had the privilege of hearing X her on our lecture series. Yes, it was to be a '4lecture , but we couldn't pass up the opportunity to hear her play-and she willingly obliged. SISTER MARY REGINA The candidates for the Bachelor of Music degree find Sister Mary Regina, head of the Music Department, an ever-faithful friend. She it is who arranges their schedules of classes and hours of practice, and brings all the activities of the department into a grand harmonious whole. MISS ELIZABETH THOMPSON, M.Mus. With the store of knowledge and the musical ability she pos- sesses, Miss Thompson helps many a student develop her musical skill, as well as an appreciation of the art. As a result of her work with the Clee Club and the Orchestra, we might well say that all Mary Manse students are obtaining an appreciation of music. 16 H

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German SISTER M. GODFREY. A.M. A member of the Notre Dame order, Sr. Mary Godfrey has been called by many of her students a ahora teacher . Her sense of humor helps make even the most difficult German declension just a little easier to understand. REVEREND FLORIAN I. STRAUB, A.B. In Father Straulfs German classes one not only is taught German but, integrated with it, is some training in basic psy- chology. He displays a delightful sense of humor in everything he says and does. Latin SISTER MARY ETHELREDA, A..M. Sr. Mary Ethelreda teaches Latin but is just as interested in current affairs. Evidence of this is seen in the fact that she has charge of the Forum this year and has brought us many instructive and entertaining lecturers. Music SISTER MARIA ANCILLA, A.lVI., M-.lVIus. F The soft voice of a nun asking St. Cecelials blessing upon a recital, the quiet footsteps aback- stagen, and then the tone of assurance she extends to her students are true characteristics of Sister Ancilla. Vile admire the patience and the smile that accompany her Work. SISTER MARY AUSTIN, A.B. Teaching harmony is Sister Mary Austin's Held of endeavor and the charm of her personality clearly portrays the real harmony of her soul. ' 15

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Political Science--History-Economics SISTER JOI-IN BERCHMANS, A.M. A Besides teaching history classes and acting as moderator of lille junior class, Sister John Berch- mans is an accomplished horticultnrist. Could the successful growth of her plants be due to the odd containers from which they receive their water? EDWARD F. MOHLER, A.M. Freshmen students meet Mr. Mohler for the first time in the modern history classes and soon find that here is a teacher who will give them a new conception of historical values. In political science and economics many of the students continue to work under Mr. Mohler. l SISTER MARY TERESA, A.M. A member of the Franciscan order of Sylvania, Sr. Mary Teresa holds part-time history classes on Saturdays. In addition she holds a position as one of the diocesan grade school supervisors. Physics-Mathematics MISS MARY PATRICIA BURGAN, A.B. A former student of Mary Manse, Miss Burgan IS now teaching here. The girls who spend time in the physics lab know her well, and appreciate her interest in all, as well as her willingness t.o help them with the seemingly-unsolvalnle problems and experiments of physics. 17