Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SISTER JOHN BAPTIST, Ph.D. The members of the physics classes are all aware of Sr. John Baptist's mastery of even the most difficult physics problems. She is interested in student affairs, as seen by the fact that she is modera- tor of the S.S,C. and also of the N.F.C.C.S. SISTER MARY MERCEDES, M.S. For all l1er petiteness Sr. M. Mercedes does a great deal. She teaches mathematics here at the college and spends her afternoons at the Diocesan School offices helping with the problems which confront the supervisors. Phi losophy-Religion MW REV. IGNATIUS T. KELLY, s.T.D,, M.A. Freshman and sophomore religion are the subjects which I Dr. Kelly teaches. As pastor of St. Louis, Church he is always busy, but nevertheless. makes time to speak a kind word to all with whom he comes in contact. REV. AVITUS E. LYONS, J.C.D. lvorking with many of the students of philosophy and religion, Dr. Lyons combines a subtle sense of humor with a wonderful teaching ability to make even ubirdsi' understand some of the diffi- cult problems which ethics and other forms of philosophy present. REV. JAMES J. CYTOOLE, S.T.D., J.C.D. Dr. O,Toole not only teaches the students but is ever ready to help them in any problems they may have. Besides teaching he has many other duties . . . being a judge on the marriage court is one of them. 18

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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

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2- , svi?,5 I REV. THOMAS E. REYNOLDS, AM., S.T.D. f Father Reynolds comes a great distance to teach the science 'E of logic to the freshmen. He is interested in each student, and in every student activity-as shown by his faithful attendance at school functions. M Psychology l SISTER MARY LOUISE, Ph.D. As head of the psychology department, Sister Mary Louise comes ill contact with all of the students at one time or another. whether they he freshmen taking prerequisite tests, or seniors delving into the mysteries of abnormal psychology. St. Angela Hall is the scene of her many activities because in addition to her teaching, she is principal of the demonstration school. A I W . Romance Languages W REV. RAYMOND F, CORMAN, Litt.D. Father Gorman not only has an endless supply of jokes for QM his Spanish students, but he is willing to furnish ublue-printsw with them. He makes his Spanish classes interesting with lec- tures on related topics. SISTER RITA MARIE, A.M. French students all know Sister Rita Marie very well, as do the many students who constantly come to the hookroom for supplies. She is always willing to give her support to school activities and is ever ready to help make them a success. SR. ST. PIERRE, Ph.l3.. DIPLOME QUNIV. OF PARISH A real linguist, Sister St. Pierre speaks five languages fluently. She teaches Spanish and French. Since she studied in Paris she can tell us many authentic stories of that beautiful city. 19