Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

ey,,1,w ,- BRESCIAN A glimpse into the lives of the students of Mary Manse College. Faculty Dedication Classes Scholastic Clubs Activities Student Directory Con tcn ts 5 8 13 49 61 73 87 ,ulrl Administration Most Reverend George J. Rehring, S.T.D. ..4. A... C hancellor Sister Mary Lawrence, Ph.D. .....,....... ....,.. P resident Sister Ursula Marie, M.S. ...,..........,....., Vice-President Sister Mary Lelia, A.M. .....,........,..,...,,...4..4. Dean Reverend james B. Sullivan, O.M.I., Ph.D. Spiritual Director Sister Iohn Berchmans, A.M. i.,............,...... Treasurer Reverend Donald Mohr, A.B. ..,. Vocational Director Sister Mary Philippa, A.M. ..... ,.....,... B ookstore Sister Mary Etlielreda, A.M. .r..,. . . , Registrar Sister Virginia Marie, M.S. in L.S. ,.., ....,.... . .Librarian Genevieve Ludwig, A.B. .,..i..ii., ,ii. A ssociate Librarian Faculty BIOLOGY EDUCATION Sister Mary Ioan, B.S. Sister Mary Karen, B.S. Sister Mary Kathleen, M.S. Sister Mary Raphael, M.S. Sister Ursula Marie, M.S. Antoinette B. Forrester, B.S. Beverly W. Miller, A.M. CHEMISTRY Sister Mary Assumpta, A.M Sister Mary Raphael, M.S. Beverly W. Miller, A.M. ECONOMICS Edward Zoski, A.M. 5 Sister Mary Caroline, A.M. Sister Mary Lawrence, Ph.D Sister Mary Louise, Ph.D. Sister Mary Rachel, A.M. Helen Coyle, A.B. Donna Marie Flory, A.M. ENGLISH Sister Mary john, A.B. Sister Mary Lelia, A.M. Sister Rose Margaret, Ph.D. joan Hill, A.M. Frederick Kellermeier, A.B. Francis A. Yezbick, A.M. Faculty FINE ARTS Sister Alberta, O.S.U., M.A. Sister Georgianna, A.M. Sister jane Catherine, M.A.E. Sister M. Veronica, A.M. FRENCH Sister Rita Marie, A.M. GERMAN Henry VVerba, A.M. GREEK - LATIN Sister Mary Ethelreda, A.M. HISTORY Sister john Berchmans, A.M. Sister Mary Raymond, A.M. William Dysinger, B.S. joseph Hermiller, A.M. Irvin F. Kyle, A.M. Donald N. Meracle, A.M. LIBRARY SCIENCE Sister Virginia Marie, M.S. in L.S. MATHEMATICS Sister Mary Alberta, O.S.F., Ph.D. Sister Francis Clare, A.M. Sister Mary Timothy, A.B. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Sister Mary Ioan, B.S. MUSIC Sister Mary Ancilla, A.M. Sister Mary Carmencita, B. Mus. Sister Marie Cecile, M. Mus. Sister Mary Cornelia, B. Mus. Sister Francis Cabrini, B. Mus. Sister Mary Gretchen, M. Mus. Sister Mary Regina, M.E. Sister Mary Teresita, B. Mus. Evelyn Airing Bliem, B. Mus. Ioan Dougherty Bradner, B. Mus. PHILOSOPHY Rev. Raphael Goodman, O.F.M. Conv., S.T.L Rev. Loren McClanahan, A.B. Rev. Frederick Nietfeld, A.M. Rev. Iude Rochford, O.F.M. Conv. A.M. Rev. james B. Sullivan, O.M.I., Ph.D. Sister St. Simon, A.M. KS:-1 41 '1v.lsx'? f SQ- I PHYSICAL EDUCATION Frances D. Overberg, B.E. PHYSICAL SCIENCE Sister Mary Cordula, A.M. PHYSICS Sister john Francis, M.S. POLITICAL SCIENCE Sister Mary Raymond, A.M. Irvin F. Kyle, A.M. Donald N. Meracle, A.M. PSYCHOLOGY Sister Mary Borromeo, A.M. Sister Mary Ligouri, A.M. Sister Mary Louise, Ph.D. Edward Zoski, A.M. SOCIOLOGY Msgr. Lawrence Ernst, M.S.W. Milton McAngus, A.M. William Ensign, A.M. john Harrington, M.S.W. SPANISH Sister Marie de Lourdes, A.M. Senora Haydee Tyrrell de Reigadas, A.M. SPEECH Sister Mary Charles, A.M. Betty Rae Colasurd, A.B. THEOLOGY Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Robert Armstrong, A.B. Francis N. Crawford, A.B. Raphael Goodman, O.F.M. Robert Murphy, C.P., A.M. Conv., S.T.L Rev. james B. Sullivan, O.M.I., Ph.D. Sister Mary Catherine, A.M. Sister Mary Claire, A.M. Sister St. Paul, A.B. Dcdica tion Sister Mary Ethelreda, Registrar. VVhat does the job of college registrar entail? Does it simply mean being available to register students for classes? Not at all. This is only a small segment of the formidable task which faces the Mary Manse College Registrar, Sister Mary Ethelreda. In addition, Sister Ethelreda is responsible for the grades and courses of every student, past and present, who has attended the college. Upon request, transcripts are made available to anyone wishing them. Sister is ready at any time to help students evaluate credits, or answer questions. , Indeed, this is a full-time job when one considers that Mary Manse has an enrollment of over seven hundred full-time students and equally as many part-time students. It is affiliated with nursing schools, and extension courses in Lima, Tiffin and Toledo. Also an important part of the College is the Summer Sessions program, which attracts over six hundred students. Thus the position of registrar does attain paramount status. Loyalty, devotion, vitality aptly describes the manner in which Sister Mary Ethelreda carries out her responsibilities. She has accepted her position and has made available to all, her time, her interest, and her delightful disposition. Besides her many duties as Registrar, Sister Ethelreda maintains other important positions on the Mary Manse Campus, one of which is the head of the Classical Languages Department. In addition, Sister Ethelreda chairs the Arts and Forum Committee and the Committee for Admissions, Scholarships, and Policies. The responsibilities of these chairmanships are many and consume much time. The success of the 1965 Arts and Forum Series attests to the diligent service of Sister Ethelreda. The 1965 Brescifm Staff is proud to dedicate its yearbook to this' perpetual bundle of energy. VVe look forward to many more years of her indispensable service. 8 Sr. Ethelreda, O.S.U. L Where's the flood? Letters, do we get letters! l I0 Will you look at what crawled out of the coal bin? l n Two books, four books, six books . . . you're took! Reach for it, girls . . . like you like it! ll ...... Brescia's last stand. o , m W Uuuph! Cards, coffee, cigarettes, and one Spanish book? 1 h , W.f ,YY....M,.Q...,,-.,,..,,..v.,..,,..,,,,.. -M M -Ti-......... Y,,1,T,s,4,,-, I in - I-1-i---------.-.,-H-mp-. . ..,, .. Y ,. , , ,W I .....u-wa...- '-'faffw-4 .......o..1..w... 1- -'fI'f T ? ' .M...KfI',,W N.. 4-'Q f - 'Q' n . x M y 12 es? sn S l at Mary Smith Jacqueline Koralewski Student Council President Senior Class President With smiles, tears and treasured memories the Senior Class bids fond farewell to the student body. It's difficult to describe the ambivalent feelings of the graduate. As gradua- tion quickly approaches the seniors can't help but be a little reminiscent. When we entered Mary Manse we were very green fresh- men, fearful of initiation and jubilant on Mardi Gras day. As sophomores our spirit grew and we acquired a little maturity as we met new responsibilities and challenges. junior year brought fame to our class - a class with the reputation of being good losers. Our junior year we won the basketball tournament. As seniors weive been involved in Student Teach- ing, the Senior Dance and much more. During our four year stay at Mary Manse many new things have appeared on our campus: our beloved MMC peacock, the Campus Crier, a new administration, a new dormitory, a larger enrollment and so much more. Our class is a class with spirit, loyalty and a genuine together-ness',. We say good-bye physically but never will we be completely separated from our beloved Mary Manse Col- lege for the spiritual bond of unity and love will keep us to- gether. Rosemary Walsh Senior Class Vice-President Yhvf Susan Falkowski Senior Class Secretary S sierra? Ann old Senior Class Treasurer A Treasured Memory Standing left to right: K. Wieging, M. Smith, J. Koralewski, E. Fortman, L. Cray, M- L- Riefzke, A- Hoile, M- Fano- Seated left to right: M. A. Spurk, Agnes Tu, J. Heron, M. Sieilcer, T. Raymond. Each year Mary Manse College has the opportun- ity to nominate a certain percentage of its graduating class for listing in the publication lVho,s VVh0 Among Students I 11 American Colleges and Un ioersities. This year the Faculty Committee on Academic Honors nominated thirteen members of the Senior Class. The qualifications for the election were the follow- ing: satisfactory academic standingg cooperation with school projectsg distinction brought to the College and other evidence of leadership. The nominees that were chosen are pictured above. They were chosen because of their outstanding leadership in every phase of school activity. Terry conducts MMC tour. Virginia Auth, A.B. Dianne Belmear, A. B. Major: Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Mary Bodie, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Minor: Social Studies -ui' Susan Boes, A.B. Major: Spanish, History Minor: Education And I say this library must be built! See Terry watch Carol read. Read, read, Carol. I6 Carolyn Borer, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies f '7' Catherine Burnard, A.B. Major: English Minor: History, Education I Patricia Brezvai, A.B. Sharon Burger, B.S. in Med Majorzlillernentary Education Tech. Minor: Social Studies Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Patricia Caldwell, A.B. Priscilla Coleman, A,B. Major: Sociology Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Minor: Social Studies SENIOR SENICR It says, Carol, L.B.J. - U.S.A. 1.5 13? Joanne Dibala, A.B. Margaret Dreiling, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Major: Sociology Minor: Physical Education Minor: History , no cw L. L J Mir' , tm! :gp-if 6 1 t uv x X K ,X I e , Susan Falkowski, A.B. Marie Fano, A.B. Major: Biology Major: English Minor: History Minor: Psychology, Education as -' 1 ,, 1 ,, T , 'N I 1 ' 'i , Eifsiifrz' , vu H jj as I 16' Elizabeth Fortman, A.B. Mrs. Elizabeth Graher, A.B. Major:Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Minor: Social Studies I8 is Lucy Gray, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Carol Gundlach, A.B. Major: Psychology Minor: Education 11 pr A submarine for you, and one for me Suellen Crimley, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Lynnette Haddad, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies I've heard of bad habits, but this beats all. I9 And what are you giving up for Lent? E S' A , Martha Heilman A.B. Judith Harroff, B.S. in Med. , Tech Major: Elementary Education Major: Chemistry Minor: Art Minor: Biology QR -'-'F' ll Alice Hoile, A.B. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics, Education Gloria Holland, A.B. Margaret Hornyak, A.B. Major: Sociology Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Minor: History 20 w 3 j I I i x I l A I A Anne Kazmierski, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Hildegarde Keil, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History , ! .,. ..x. L . I-, 'S it Mrs. Virginia Kehr, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Carolyn King, B.S. in Med. Tech. Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology 2l SENIORS Kathleen Knisely, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Kathryn Koenig, A.B. Major: Fine Arts Minor: Mathematics, Education fi Y 14 I Barbara Langholz, A.B. Major: History, Psychology Minor: Education was V Jacqueline Koralewski, A.B. Major: History Minor: French, Education Barbara Lozinski, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Marsha Kurucz, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Mrs. Rosemary McHugh, A.B Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies For three cokes and a candy bar, I will . . ' new -sf Nancy Meyer, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Ann Murphy, A.B. Major: History Minor: Education Janice Nehiser, A.B. Major: History Minor: English Education ,If 'P' Martha Nicholson, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History SENIOR Where are the simple joys of maidenhood? 23 They said it was right across from Scott High School. Therese Raymond, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies buff? Ann Old, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English at ji: E as ,X - Mar aret Reynolds AB s , - . Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies 24 . .bg Annette Rawski, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies f Mary Lee Rietzke, A.B. Major: English Minor: History and Govemment, Education '27 11' ,f Linda Rinderly, B.M. Annette Scagnetti Diann Schwartz, A.B. Major: Church Music Major: Elementary Education Major: English Minor: Organ Minor: Social Studies Minor: History, Education A at Sharon Searight, A.B. Marlene Siefker, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Minor: French 25 Mary E. Smith, A.B. Mary Anne Spurk AB Major: English Major Elementary EdUC3tlOn Minor: History and Mmor Social Studies Govemment, Education Barbara Stolz, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Now, 2 5:'?J'-'ri' x 26 jennienet Terrell, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology .',f 'ff-T27 f Barbara Utenclorf, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies ,f -:A vi Carol Wagner, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies , 3.4. , They came in full-blast, And went out half-mast. -QL:-Iaihffu Jean Wascovich, A.B. Malorz Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Judith Whinnery, B.S. in Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: Social Studies E7 Janet Wieging, A.B. Karen Wieging, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Minor: Physical Education 28 QA . up ' - ' Qu- Qs 51? H Q fswlxlw F 'HH . Y mg. ' Nw, qi W E515 2 H , V , ,L V1 .91 '. :'g Q!! 5 ff , V . : l p I' 'Q' 'if J . iff J Q ef.. 3.1. T Y'?N:.4,.. 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L -a Left to right: Victoria Weisenberger, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ann Creger, Secretaryg Barbara Calvin, Presidentg Elaine Polutnik, Treasurer. 31 Angell, Vallerie Armbruster, Mary Bayer, Margaret Bearden, Mary Bodette, Judy Bodie, Dorothy Boerner, Mary Ca.mpbell, Claire Creger, Mary Danecke, Carolyn Davis, Virginia Deters, Kathleen Dibling, Kathy Dotson, Carolyn Free, Martha Calvin, Barbara Gorman, Mary Grimes, Kathy Hitchings, Diane Huang, Celia Jackson, Laurine Justinger, Ianet Tomorrovsfs Leaders , ,- . - f 7 , is iiii, Y 1 x ll,L, .L , I , i it Q X . , C ,. ll. , ., .. -v , .,-- - g ,.-, We - ' . . , , ,, ,lax lgllgr' il l aw n! S I jg , A W , Img, ,A ml Let's all develop a sweet tooth for the library H? L54 1 K m QL I X , R ge ' , r iv 3 X fix , - ' , . N' W t 1 iff,-ieidisf al , NW .1 x fyhiff , P I K lex 3? ll 'Q Tl lil!!- X 13g i ij K , 'H X x li K i h n r K iv K K r 'f i ,H ':' or 5 Kajtaniak, Judy Kaminski, Nancy Kelly, Connie King, Kathy Koizumi, Masako Kolasinski, Mary Lou Kornowa, Pat Kotula, Kathleen Kustra, Phyllis Lahetta, Judith Lause, Teresa LeMay, Joanne Liszi, Anna Louviaux, Helena Mankowski, Barbara McDonald, Margaret Murphy, Margaret Neuhausel, Sharon Page, Alberta Park, Veronica Pizzino, Toni Polutnik, Elaine This is the way Phyllis Dil- ler does her hair? ,fx Y N Powell, Doris Ragona, Pat V ' Ruffing, Mary Schira, Mary Lourdes Scholl, Carol N Q . ' '-2:3 , 41 1 ll X I I Schweitzer, Gerry Siprelle, Mary Io Sobecki, Annette Tscheme, Kathy Urbina, Susana Wasserman, Jane Welch, Donna Weisenberger, Vicky Wehri, Marilyn Williams, Mary Alice f -. x 'X :- . ' 7 W Q .v A L . . rf 4 H4 f A J J' Big Sisters 1 Vicky Wiesenberger accepts a well- deserved St. Catherine's Medal. .34 Close to Nature? But a psychic tree? Sophomore Class Officers F134 A 'A ' Q vw, E 4.-A Left to right: Rosemary Sadoski, Vice-Presidentg Mama O'Brien, Treasurerg Joyce Welch, Secretaryg Judy Rothbaum, President. 35 We Enjoyed Initiation! Amoldi, Peggy Babuick, LeeAnne Baker, Karen Barut, Clara Braddy, Dorothy Brickner, Sheila Io Bumett, Kathleen Downey, Sue Egle, Iudy Anne Eitz, Marlen Faber, Rose Marie Fauble, jane Finneran, Ann Marie Flower, Nadine Ford, Diane Citzinger, Ann Connella, M. Veronica Graber, Margaret Crindle, Lynne Harrington, Kelly Heinl, Ioan Hellman, Alice Huang, Yvonne Jones, Edna 'HW , ., ,, ,uw Wm. we E! I ll.. . 1 I ,4- 99 - in Just a sec', it's a man! 5 'i Ev i X Wt 1 A V f r 1 f f -fv' if r IT I 'Iwi' K K Q xii ' ' ' li ,yy A+ ., ir f L - N51 l 5, .K S L 5 if , 6 l H ,.Vy D Ji - V up ,, 'fx ,N M lf if ' -A - 'W M f e P M ' ll :NNN ' ,LI lr! '- L -,I '1 i ' 'fl A V mf vi ' ' 1 ll-- ? in l gi E r. W .ur ,1 !l'1 jf:,M ' l are Xi' - J. c nf! , ..,. 'H 2, ' ' -'W 0 M A Q 2 ,w G um , H - A ....... . . 7 '- r l A? ,, 1 'h , '. , .?'Q ',4', ' 1 W .1 - ' f w - V k - 1-5 : .lf if H mg' H. NM Hu H 19 li Y 5 Y. 1 jones, Lucy Kalinowski, Dolores Kelley, Mary Ann Knowlson, Susan Kreinbrink, Jane Kuhlman, Mary Ellen Kynard, Rebecca Lauer, Judi LeMay, Virginia Link, Patricia Luzier, Marcia McDonald, Ioan Madezki, Beverly Meesig, Marilyn Meyer, Judy O'Brien, Mama O'Brien, Patricia Ott, Helen Jane Palmer, Rutharme Paquette, Ann 'Ti -2 1. 1 r 153 L? ii'- i During our free periods, we always swing out. 37 ww Partridge, Janis Peiffer, Rosanne Pillarelli, Mary Ann Plezia, Dolores Pluto, Marcia Polen, Betty Puffenberger, Judy Rankin, C. Elaine Recker, Linda Reed, LaVonne Revilla, Yolanda Rothbaum, Judy Ruen, Irene Sadlier, Susan Saholsky, Dianne Saloff, Karen Sadoski, Rosemary Schwinger, Jeannine Sheets, Mary Iim Smith, Rosemary So hs we ,ia eg, W 1' ,ae ,Z,,gEE,. l 2 l H4n941.a ' ' S 'dia Q 'ff ' Jw 4 ' 55321:- W 1 -.55 I 1 f L 54 if .25 wig 633, , fx - I' l :qv dll K' 1 se like - ew ,N 1 M ,- sf -Q my g 5 R , ,J V E' . , ' 1, V XC, It V w h,,jg4,Q1 A ' ,Lx Q? ,X Q ,rf -.A ,ge A 3- I , Lv' 'ff , ,y2? Zu. - fgf, Q ' ' 9 l h 1 A up 'lb' 1 ',3., ' W: E 'z 35 1 :if I iv-4 Li J we z. ..... 'aww , 1, .ua 4 1-1 a- ra hxyjl S' 'X Regal 'l Ea, . l f 1 l R 5,5753 ' ' .N , www lu' rem ' f if M H H H l M W .,.-22324 J 1 'S ww l gy li 0 l' 4' H . f::, -' iii F J , A 'L Lw 'll all VH - walls MH A 5 1. H 15 lrzrizv: -::: F. ' X ggi li K l 51 , 2 l 4 r l. ? ln , P an uf l l H '-f E ww ww 1, ' if l Q H .. -'-'- 2 ' I .'::::-51?-1 T 'K X X, l ll . . 4, . J .. , I 1' ' 'Q 21. ' gf -1, .-ry .Q Sobczak, Carol Salewski, Marilyn Thomas, Michele Thompson, Susan Trevino, Mary Turnwald, Dorothy Turnwald, Joyce Versprille, Sandra Welter, Rosemary Warnecke, Helen Welch, Coleen Welch, Joyce Wenninger, Linda Wernimont, Mary Ann Widmer, Marsha Young, Pamela Zelinski, Phyllis But I like Peter Rabbit! ' 1 39 9' 5- fi ,,. Q1 ,, 2 ng-. I M, Q Freshman Class Officers . ?1 fy V M ' , gz f 4' Q ' ' lf 55 PM if . K, any--- , 1:-' ' sw Left to right: Elaine Krepela, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Pfaff, Secretaryg Mary Borer, Treasurerg Karen Ward, President. eawasngg- 'ga --1-'iff You couldn't hit the broadside of a barn. To Start Anevv 4 HH, f 3 uf ' ,g a- 4l 3 A X 'YQ X .A -V I Adamshick, Ioan Adler, Janet Awramko, Kathleen Babtist, Rosemary Balian, Amal Barnhiser, Judy Barrett, Many Bilbrey, Pat Bils, Barbara Borer, Mary Bowen, Claudia Boyer, Sandy Brennan, Sue Brinkman, Mary Jo Brown, Jeanne Calmes, Sue Camp, Christine Cardenas, Blanca Carnahan, Susan Canos, Marie Io Christ, Donna Cieslukowski, Sue Cole, Vicky Collet, Catherine Couturier, Kathleen De Petro, Mary Dixon, Mary Dudley, Patricia Durkee, Cathy Dumwald, Susan Eagan, Sue Earl, Connie Ellerbrock, Carol Essex, Elmira Fata, Marcella Finn, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Judith Frankforther, Marilyn Frey, Donna Gabel, Ioan 1 'vest' , :K 4 . . , - MQW 6 V 1 1? , A 5 V ' X v ' it rg -. .H . W , ' ,ff 4 X n ff an aa are 1 ' L' .fi T L sis V 1 , J? .r .,, lf, ..-,E sg I U 1 ll! n fi, - f' fill .ae A 'F 9, .L .. fr. 5 gan i ' 2 'fi l X X-122 2. 3, 4 4 Z1-f Q? ' -.v. Q P if , 1' g 'Sf 2 . gf- fg H , 1 1 , a. i, lu A 'H 5 . 15 -Wa ,. -,-,44,..aa.., . .. ...mf - ff fa 1 LDe N What do they do with sick turtles?' 1 1 f f -BMW use ...-I' vit u .1 . Tb., 4 If . E s 'gnu QW?-'?'T. lffgfwi wk fffxxtrz vi -.nfl-rl 45 43 School Life If we would have sold more candy we would be studying in the new libraxly now. Gaten, Judith Gaynier, Mildred Glover, ,Brenda Gorman, Susan Grisvard, Mary Lee Hamilton, Suzanne Harrison, Kathryn Hedrick, Kathleen Helmier, Maxcine Henry, Kathy Hickey, Patricia Hiclcman, Jeanine Hoersten, Ioan Hoffman, Barbara Hoffman, Mary Pat Hornstein, Virginia Hotz, Margaret Huth, Marygene Jablonski, Diane Iackson, Ioyce But, oh great Sop have mercy. ' Iadwisiak, Rosanne jenkins, Janice Kastner, Carol Kayser, Margaret Klima, Charlotte Klocinslci, Christine Kovach, Ann Kovach, Diane Kovacik, Elizabeth Krenrick, Mary Michael Krepela, Elaine Kubiak, Sharon Ann Knopf, Cheryl Lanfare, Diane Leahy, Shannon Lindo, Maria Lipka, Mary Ann Love, Barbara Lynch, Joyce Manion, Kathy Marciniak, Diane Martin, Sharon Martinez, Carmen Martinez, Micaela Give It The Old College Try .iff Laz. H H 1 YI A l Q75.:v, f rf 'ff 'E '-9, on fri r f 1 4-It r 'j,, lil, ff if? ' f 521 6' QW ,5 mf 'lin e, ' QL45' ' N rg 1 ' If I 1. C X , Z M W K3 1 1 P 'H , Q , 1? 4 , 44 w 1, ass ' .-5 fi Y, -ill, 1 in 5, JJ ,ra Jazz:-rw egg, a2f1vf1fe15?f.fWre.- I S A a sg I E 1 ' . fl if f r KE 5 1 M I 'x I :su .1 M qs.. if-meet , ,s l X. H .N . :N lx X e nv 1 3'-3 , .r. V V ., .. . 1A?:fg-miz..-mm 3, 3 SI,-ez sviiwri-A ni lj , ' Crux! ,, V ' I A r rs M . n ri il , 1 if -9 l , rl Hia' Q L F N J 5 ,ff .FZ r 4, L ,A in , fm fr J rr 7 N if lf My philosophy book says, the essence of a clothes line. . . Mattera, Mary Gay McColl, Patsy McCray, Cassandra McPartland, Jean Mertes, Maryann Metzger, Charlotte Miller, Lucille Miller, Marlene Moreland, Renee Newland, Mary Odenweller, Ioan Oliver, Sara Paul, Mary Pfaff, Barbara Powers, Judy Reny, Barbara Robakowski, Mary Roszman, Sally Schaffer, Patti Schmidt Patricia Jane If . ll 1 , ,rw 'A if-liz' 45 Schmitz, Jane Schroeder, Doris Sendelback, Jane Sepic, Cynthia Shea, Kathleen Siebeneck, Carol Smith, June Soo, Barbara Stann, Shirley Stann, Sue Stechschulte, Shirley Stechschulte, Teresa Szalkowski, Camille Szurpicld, Florence Szymanski, Sandy Talpos, Nancy Tate, lean Thatcher, Diane Ive heard of physical fitness but this is ridiculous. , L h if .. I 4: wh -S 'ir mf ew 2.1 2 .....,. , ' -if gf .- X ' 13 f. 6 EE ,X 5 'Y il L i .. 'Kg XX lg-512 ,:.:.:, , . ' 'A sfcirl, ' f .- -:,, i rh' 2 -- 2 :',.-.-.. Ili -'lx . ,' s s ' c ffsgfsfgxvir Fai rr.cc S frglffqiifh fi 3, ,'? , swf S v X 'X'- ,ri gy ' sa, .await .LH x l z 4 1 X563 , gg -+5 ' x , -' Y ii 5 H 1 46 Three Points The Lim1t I prefer bacon and eggs, but I suppose coffee and a roll will have to do. 1 - 'Lui 2' 5575145 5,51- k ann ml. 255: ' e I - A Q54 , ' V 5 FF ' ' i ' 3 'H .. ,Ag Y- fsgi , yi QL .G 1 , gif ' SQ' f e 1 1 ,. We f K la . pq. , w r i as H 5 - 4 s Z' ' 7 Q ' E 14 M184 '5 2? 1 '. 9 2 QQ 2 'V , fA1 'M: , I SL- I 47 Tighe, Maureen A. Tivenan, Barbara Tracy, Cyndy Turner, Joyce Uhl, Cathy Veith, Mary Walker, Williann Wampler, Letty Wannenmacher, Edith Ward, Donna Ward, Karen Wamecke, Virginia Wamement, Alice Warren, Sheryl Weissenberger, Connie Weithman, Virginia Welch, Nancy Westrick, Barbara Westrup, Paulette Whelan, Joan Wieging, Arlene Wieging, Virginia Wojciechowski, Mary Zapiecld, Mary QW V . if mn- , .1 an ill' , N ,Q i ,V ll ' if ' 13 at i - 6.7615 Qi . : - we .. I n E in i .0 . , . Remember, girls, three tardies make one absence. Girls, we must know the Alma Mater by graduation. 48 f G ,X is in ' sp 3 .5 J , EW. 21 if li, tial Sister Jane Catherine is willing to give professional pointers to students Art Department Many courses in both art appreciation and fine arts are offered to the students by the Art Depart- ment of Mary Manse College. The department, under the direction of Sister jane Catherine, aims at both those students going into art as a career and those students needing a minimum amount of art instruction for a teaching certificate. For the beginner, art appreciation serves as an introductory course. By providing a background for the history of painting, sculpture, and architec- ture a basis for further art studies is laid. In addition to art appreciation, other courses are offered in which the student has an opportunity to put theory into practice. For those interested in teaching art, a course on art in the high school is offered. And we couldn't even draw a straight line at first Education Department And as Prince Charming kissed Snow XVhite she awoke from her deadly sleep Mary Manse, through its excellent education program, trains teachers for both elementary and secondary schools. Basic courses in education theory and psychology prepare the students for the variety of situations they will face in the classroom. Practical experience is gained in cooperating schools in the Toledo area. Miss Flory's Educational Psychology class test their recall ability. 51. English Department Sister Rose Margaret, recently returned from Notre Dame University where she acquired her doctrate in English, this year became head of the MMC English Department. She is studying the department care- fully, with the intention of revising the program to keep pace with the growth of the college and the new demands on liberal education. Courses offered this year were: freshman Com- position and Rhetoric, sophomore General Survey of English Literature, 18th Century Prose and Poetry, Contemporary Catholic Writers, Modern Poetry, Development of the Novel, History of Drama, and Romantic Prose and Poetry. Other members of the English faculty are: Sister M. John, Sister M. Lelia, Miss Ioan Hill, Mr. Kellermeier, and Mr. Francis Yezbickl English students fmd that literature is for all ages ,Q The list of references I just gave you are all available in the Ann Arbor Library 52 France comes to Mary Manse in the language lab booth. Spanish students guided by Senora Tyrell Language Department Hable usted espanol? Parles-vous francais? These are sounds heard daily at Mary Manse College. The Language Department, under the direction of Sister Rita Marie, affords the student every opportunity to gain proficiency in both reading and speaking a foreign language. Among the courses offered are beginning and advanced French, Spanish, German and Russian. What is learned in the classroom is re- enforced by repetition and drill in the language laboratory. Here true to life speaking conditions are simulated, giving the student the opportunity to learn by listening to the language as it is spoken and by repeating what he hears. practice conversational Spanish. bb' 53 Mathematics Departmen t Under Sister Francis Clare, looking to the future is the byword of the Mathematics Department. By offering courses in computation, statistics, com- puter techniques, and research, the student is well prepared to take her place in a modern World. Math- matic students begin their major with analytic geo- metry and finish with a study of the computer. For the student aiming at a degree in elementary education, mathematics is required. Here the theory of arithmetic is developed, and an introduction to geometry, as it is presented in the elementary grades, is given. This course is designed to prepare future teachers in the new techniques of teaching arith- metic. These things are indicative of a forward- looking Mathematics Department. Sister Frances Clare's simple equations are a joy to students Mary Manse chorus prepares an on-stage production. Music Department The music faculty under Sister Mary Regina is comprised of competent teachers, both religious and lay, holding degrees from leading schools of music. Under their conscientious instruction the students not only obtain excellent training, but are also im- bued with an appreciation of the finest in music. Classroom and private instruction are offered to the students. Mrs. Evelyn Bliem became choir director this year. She received her Bachelor of Music from Mary Manse, and has studied at the Iuillard School of Music. Under her direction the Choir performed for the Investiture Ceremony, the Presidents' Convo- cation on Founders' Day, the Choir Christmas pro- gram, and a Spring Concert. Sister Mary Carmencita undertook the task of or- ganizing the orchestra this year and was highly suc- cessful. They have performed this year with the choir. Other members .of the Music Department are: Sister Maria Ancilla, Sister Marie Cecile, Sister M. Cornelia, Sister Frances Cabrini, Sister M. Gretchen, and Sister M. Teresita. Through Musical Gems for Christmas the orchestra put the campus in a festive mood. Philosophy and Theology Departments Among the variety of courses which provide an op- portunity for intellectual development, the Mary Manse student finds her curriculum enriched by basic courses in philosophy. The college offers in- struction in: Logic, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Nature, Philosophical Psychology, Philosophy of the Family, and Theodicy. Taking full advantage of such preparation, a Mary Manse graduate can confidently enter the modern world. Aristotle? Aristotle who? Under the supervision of Father Sullivan, the de- partment of theology has added a new staff mem- ber, Father Raphael Goodman, Professor of Senior Theology. He is welcomed to his new position by all the students. Father Sullivan guides the junior class in their study of The Christian Life. Sister Mary Clare in- troduces the Summa to the sophomore class ,while Father Armstrong instructs the freshmen in Sacred Scripture. A course is also offered on Sunday even- ing by Father Juniper Cummings, O.F.M. Conv., of Carey, Ohio. What's the matter, can't you read my writing? And as the Latin volume of Canon Law states, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera Sister Louise enjoys discussing children with stu- dents. Psychology Department Studying psychology opens many doors - to teachers, to mothers, and to professional people. Because psychology is so important to daily living and to a liberal arts education, all sophomores are required to take General Psychology. For those interested in teaching, either high school or elementary school, the Psychology Department offers many specialized courses. Under the direc- tion of Sister Mary Louise, courses in child psycho- logy, adolescent psychology, educational psychology, and behavior problems of children are offered. These courses serve to aid both the teacher and the counselor. P I I Sister Borromeo's class illustrates that they are not fooled by propaganda. 57 Science Department Students desiring careers in such diverse fields as medicine and teaching can be found in the Mary Mense Science Departmnt. High school teaching fields are offered in General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. In addition, Mary Manse is affiliated with nursing schools at St. Vincent, Mercy, and Mau- mee Valley Hospitals, and is associated with St. Vincent, Mercy and Toledo Hospitals in Toledo and St. Rita, Lima in their Medical Technilogy programs. 4 -' A. Eeny meen min mo, Where 1 Y, Y, did that corpuscle go? The biology students of Mary Manse gain an insight into the wonders of nature. 58 XV 1 This is the way I do 5 by 7 index cards. x or ,xi L1-'rr lJ1nCl1!5RIf?ffE5f!fQf3N T0 EQ... Now there are only ninety points on this map . . . Social Studies Department At Mary Manse the fields of economics, history, political science and sociology are grouped under the Social Studies Department. These fields are correla- ted under the direction of Mr. Kyle, head of the department. In the field of economics, courses in the principles of economics are offered. Economic geography makes a study of the effect of natural environment on economics. The history courses generally aim at evaluating American social, political, and cultural heritage, While political science deals with the basic princi- ples of political life. Sociology courses are aimed primarily at those in- terested in social Work. They include courses in case Work and social practice. Speech Department Speech recording assists students to- ward speech improvement. This year the Speech and Drama Department at Mary Manse has been en- larged and it is now possible to obtain a major or minor in the Speech Arts. Mother Charles, head of the department, has introduced, among many other courses, a course in Speech Correction. This course is of interest to those who expect to minor in Corrective Speech or Speech and Hearing. The Drama Department has a weekly program on WTOL Radio entitled: Mary Mame Presents . . . The newly formed Drama Club has presented several one act plays. Faculty members hope that the new department will benefit the entire college. Sister Mary Charles marks the progress of her students in speech. 60 X , r , vi-X. , W, , ,-M555 Ria? - fdff- Wim , . . ,fx V -b ,wil . amy- -A 1 w,- 'KV . ,Him ., ,.f.:Y-,M -g -wh f rf - V ,,,..,..J. ,. sf., V A 1242. 4-M, -. 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The Mary Manse Student Handbook was revised and new activity cards were distributed. One major change was the election methods for Student Council of- ficers. Self-nomination, campaigning and petition signing are few of the elements of the new pro- cedure. Other activities included: Mother-daughter luncheong Student-Faculty Committeeg Student Council danceg Movie programg VVelcome Weekg School play, Royal Gambit Cherry Blossom Festa and many others. 1964-1965 Student Council officers were: Mary Smith, presidentg Terrie Raymondg vice-presidentg Judy Lahetta, secretaryg and joan Moran, treasurer. Mary Smith, Student Council President, at assembly 1 f W N W f y E N i Sitting left to right: M. L. Rietzke, E. Fortman, B. Galvin, M. E. Smith, T. Raymond I Lahetta, J. Rothbaum, K. Ward. Standing left to right: M. Borer, V. Weisenberger, M Creger, K. Wieging, B. Utendorf, S. Neuhausel, E. Polutnik, L. Gray, M. O'Brien, J. Welch R. Sadoski, B. Pfaff, E. Krepela, J. Nehiser. 'Tis -1-. Sodalists leave for their annual retreat. Sodali ty Our Lady's Sodality is not merely an organization, but a challenge to commit our everyday life to Christ under the assistance of Mary, His mother. Of- ficers of the Sodality are: Father james Sullivan, Director, Sister Mary Raphael, Moderatorg Mary Anne Spurk, Prefectg Teresa Lause, Vice-Prefectg Helena Louviaux, Treasurerg Margaret Bayer, Sec- retary. Since Sodality's goal is to deepen spirituality through an active apostolate, Sodalists visit Saint Anthony's Villa and rest homes in the Toledo area. The annual project, a closed retreat, held at The Monastery of the Precious Blood convinced the sodalists that it is wonderful to be committed to Christ through Mary. Sodality members gather in Lourdes Hall for their weekly meeting to discuss new ideas for the imitation of Mary. 63 SSC Student Spiritual Council works to further spiritual life of the students and to coordinate the spiritual activities on campus. Activities are spon- sored under the direction of the Central Board. A meeting of the entire student body is held each month. This year's activities included a mixer, United Nations Day, and a Christmas Card and Mistletoe Sale. The Toledo Area Citizens for Decent Literature movement was aided by the Mary Manse girls who explained the organization to various parish groups during Lent. SSC is an organization of the entire student body and draws upon all students for its activities. Christmas Card Sale First Friday Devotions and Benediction H . . .H 1 . . 1 ' 5 uf '- .pf 45. . 3 'cv SSC Central Board Members SSC book sale aids the missions SSC officers: D. Turnwald, M. Free, P. Young, E. Fortman. 65 Members of Current Events Club discuss crisis areas of the world, such as Viet Nam. Current Even ts Activity is the byword for the Current Events Club this year. The year began with a combined assembly of three major clubs followed by a swim P9-YtY- Election interests filled October so the Club Mem- bers campaigned, monitored elections, and counted votes for the Mock Election held on campus. Topics such as foreign aid, disarmament, Kruschev's fall, filled first semester meetings. Current Events also took part in the Great Decisions program in which topics such as Vietnam, Communist China were dis- cussed. Other activities included a visit to the court- house, Vice-president's month, elections, and an end of the year party. ries? 3-1 W f Ir? Club members take charge of the bulletin board Young Dem members seek ways to carry out the ideals of our late President John F. Kennedy. 'Ex Members cheer Humphrey's arrival. Young Dems Since 1964 was a presidential election year, the Young Democrat's Club was busy campaigning for L. B. President, Sue Falkowskig Vice President, Annette Rawski and Secretary-treasurer, Cathy Bur- nard integrated the activities of the Mary Manse Club with those of Toledo University and the Lucas County Young Democrat's Club. The outstanding activity of the year was the car caravan and rally for Hubert Humphrey sponsored by the Ohio Federation of College Young Demo- crat's. After the carvan from the airport to the Uni- versity Field House, Senator Humphrey presented his address. Humanities Humanities Club functions with the purpose of providing activities for those interested in the arts. Under the direction of the moderator, Miss Ioan Hill, this organization offers to Mary Manse st11- dents opportunities for enlightenment in literature, art, drama, and music. Interest in these fields is broadened by trips to the Toledo Museum of Art, presentation of guest speakers, and trips throughout the Toledo area to take advantage of the various dramatic and musical presentations staged. The Humanities Club sponsored a paperback book mobile on campus again this year. Proceeds from the sale were donated to the Memorial Library Fund. 1 Humanities Club officers i .. .f-If I' 5' gn M i iw 4, i. ,X U Taking a break from their active schedule, Humanities members pose for a picture. Public Relations staff discusses new ideas for promotion of the College. Public Relations Public Relations is responsible for publicizing the activities of Mary Manse College. This is accomplish- ed through the radio, television, and newspaper com- mittes. Because of the expansion of the college, Public Relations has become an important organization on the campus. With this expansion has come an ever increasing desire to make known her contributions to the surrounding community. Improving public relations on an individual basis was accomplished through Speaker's Bureau, which sends out Mary Manse talent to clubs and organizations. Drama Mary Manse Drama Club, newly reorganized in October, is open to students interested in dramatics and communication arts. At monthly meetings, mem- bers discuss and evaluate current productions, both professional and amateur. Experience in the tech- niques of stage lighting and make-up are offered. Several one-act plays were presented. Among them were Love Takes lfVings, Hospital Zone, The Red Goblet, and Undertow. Dramatic skits, narratives, and interviews were presented every Sunday night through the year over Station VVTOL at 8:30 p. m. 1111-1 Drama members prepare for tryouts to cast a new play. Athletic Club Athletic Club, under the direction of its of- ficers, Sue Crimley, President, Martha Heilmon, vice-president, and Connie Kelly, secretary-trea- surer, sponsored numerous activities during the 1964-1965 school year. October saw the annual clubs assembly and splash party at the Catholic Club sponsored by Athletic Club in conjunction with Humanities Club and Current Events Club. Traditional intra-mural volleyball and basket- ball tournaments were held in February and March. In addition, the Mary Manse basketball team entertained and traveled to various col- leges for games. Among the colleges played were: Siena Heights College, Bluffton College, and the Nurses of Mercy School of Nursing. See that basket, see that rim . . . put it in. ..... il 'F Let's keep those eyes on the birdie not the clock ENWEQ -meg.: Delegates of NF CCS FCCS National Federation of Catholic College Students is an organization comprised of member colleges united to further the cause of Catholic Action in the light of Christian thought. Mary Manse College, an active member of this organization, works in the Toledo community to fulfill the purpose of the federation. Several girls are engaged in tutoring Spanish speaking adults in English, reading and writing in order to provide these people with the opportunity fir a more successful future. N.F.C.C.S. has presented Mary Manse with oppor- tunities to study, discuss and act on important daily issues. CE-Hg pose. 7 I N F representatives Resident Students Mary Manse Resident Students spent their first year in the new Lourdes Hall. Everyone arrived with great anticipation. With the new building, a new system of student floor counselors was intro- duced. One hundred eighty-eight students lived on campus. Activities for the year began in September with a get-acquainted picnic. In December, St. Nicholas filled the girls' shoes with goodies. Instead of having the annual gift exchange in the dorm, the girls gave donations to buy a basket for the poor. While in the festive spirit, everyone enjoyed the Christmas formal dinner highlighted by the prize cooking of Sister Monica. It was followed by a carolling and hot chocolate get-together. Spring brought the final im- portant event, the May formal dinner honoring the seniors. To make the year complete, the last Weeks were filled with class activities and the busy days of packing. Cultural exchange among the resident students during noon hour Officers of Resident Students' Association W .EB 'T-ff A if ,Q Fil .A,.5a,,,Vv C V' , 5 I QW N' A. 2:55 aim 3 Jw N Arts And Forum This year's Arts and Forum series was varied to suit every0ne's taste. The three programs dealt with such diverse topics as drama, religion, and govern- ment. In january the National Players presented Hamlet and Twelfth Night. Because of the drawing power of the plays, they were an immediate sellout. In February an Ecumenical Dialogue was held. Its aim was to foster understanding between faiths. Doctor Donald Heintschel, I.C.D. and Doctor C. Umhau Wolf discussed similarities and differences between Catholicism and Lutheranism. Dialogue among brothers is one of the dramatic means of achieving the goal of unity. Emphasis on democracy and education was the theme of Senator Eugene McCarthy's speech at the final forum program. Senator McCarthy pointed out that democracy is a form of life Whose ideals present a challenge to the future. Even discriminating people attend Forums. ww-1 - ' .3 ,,u.,, ai Q , S 1' 15' 19 ij , . ,F 7,0 ,i JL .f QI ,, gs ,, . , f Dx isssaff ,trauma . 1 . iiasgepzf 1 x wie V' 7' new 5 'rr 4. .S To be or not to be . . . 74 Senator meets Forum chairman and Reverend Mother i l V '- f:.. ' - Parents of Hamlet con C' I template his change. rg . fffiw 131, Senator Eugene McCarthy speaks at Arts and Forum series, , l , V im, s ' ' , sf' ' 'I Dr. Wolf and Dr. Heintschel relax before the Ecumenical Dialogue. Newspaper In its second year of publication, the Campus Crier continues to fulfill the need for communication on the Mary Manse campus. Initiated in 1964 as an answer to this need, this student publication consists of four pages devoted to campus news, features, columns, and other stories of interest to the student body. Originally published quarterly during the 1964- 65 term, the Campus C rier is now published monthly to better serve its readers. Throughout this past year, the staff, headed by editor, Mary Lee Rietzke, and faculty advisor, Mr. Francis Yezbick of the English Department, has worked diligently to publish a newspaper meeting college standards. Preludes, a literary supplement to the newspaper, is published annually in the spring of the year. This magazine includes the literary efforts of students who wish to submit their work for publication. Nuff' Yearbook editors, Cathy and Mary, begin the big job. Radio Radio is another media by which Mary Manse Col- lege is presented to the City of Toledo. Through its own radio program, Mary Manse Presents, the city has an opportunity to hear talented reading, singing, and musical performances. Such a program is indeed an asset to our community. Girls await air time. 76 staff of Campus Crier works to meet a deadline. Yearbook Busy and hard working, aptly describes the Brescian Staff through the 1964-1965 year. Many hours of planning work, and thought are in the make- up of any yearbook, and the Brescian is no exception. Nevertheless the Brescum Staff put forth that added effort that we feel goes into making our book a little bit better. In light of this, the Brescian Staff wishes its readers many enjoyable hours filled with happy memories. p-vvr9u...91.,--,.-1...- .. - .-, , 3 Af: z W 'eg-:pug ' Spiritual Life Among the aims of a liberal arts college is the spiritual education of man. Students can better them- selves spiritually in many ways - daily Mass, visits to chapel, and membership in an on-campus spiritual organization. The Senior Class, however, has an exceptional spiritual opportunity - a three day closed retreat. This year the seniors chose to make their retreat at Cary. Afterwards, the general consensus was that a closed retreat is one of the highlights of a Catholic college education. If only this were a wedding bell. Father assigns Mary her room, After three days of silence, we can talk. 77 Learning About Our Faith 1: Retreat Master at Mary Manse. www I The word is I-n c-o-n-c-a-t-e-n-a-t-i-o-n,', class. 78 :iff . ' Yi' 1 A+ 1 Through Many Facets Investiture ceremony at Mary Manse College. A daily visit to chapel. Mary Manse aims to make Catholicism an integral part of the daily life of all her students. All avenues of spiritual benefits are open to those students who Wish to make use of them. From their first year at college, the spiritual is emphasized in many ways. Freshmen are formally invested in the cap and gown of academic life on Investiture Day. Then they commence a four year program of studies in The- ology, including scriptural study, Christian ethics and various facets of Christology and Mariology. Yearly, students are offered the opportunity to make a three day retreat. Finally a four year program of spiritual instruction and guidance ends only with graduation day. A Touch Of Venus The scene was Ivernes Country Club. The decor was Grecian. The event was the annual Senior Dance, held Novmber 21. Each year, the Senior Class sponsors a semi-formal dance in the fall of the year. 1964 was no exception. A Touch of Venus prevailed the entire student body with an opportunity to enjoy an evening of music and dancing. I. Koralweski, Senior Class President, served as general chairman while A. Hoile and Marie Fano headed the decorations committee. Music was provided by the Blue Notes, a six piece band from Lima, Ohio. 80 The last dance is best. A break between classes 81 Z , w W L1 MMC tea for high school seniors We Could Have Danced Royal Roses , the annual Student Council dance, held this year at the Com- modore Periy Ballroom on February 12, was the scene of the announcement of Mary Manse Collegels candidate to the Glamour Magczzine contest for the Ten Best Dressed College Girls. Mary Elizabeth Gorman, a junior, was our nominee for the competition. Miss Gorman won the event, sponsored by the Campus Crier, from a vote of the entire student body. Runners-up in the competition were Sandra Versprille, sophomore, Agnes Tu, senior, and Suzanne Hamilton, freshman. General chairman for the dance was Mary Smith, student Council President. Other committees were headed by individual classes. Let's meet the chaperonesf' Enjoying a waltz. My, isn't he tall. . .' 82 All ight Glamour contestants surround Queen Mary. -'f...i Before we dance, Fd like you to meet .... It's been so graduate. X . i long : 'E U Who's a Republican? . . . if I could only .r ,Mg -, Time Gut From 3-2 fp W - .H -.' --fm-L 'As'--f:s,.,,,, , .-... Mrs. Bliem tunes the choir to Do . Studies Social life on Mary Manse Campus takes many faces. It is geared to that which is befitting a college intellectually in its musical, lecture, and drama pre- sentations. But college is a many sided experience, ranging from the intellectual to the slightly inane. The range is mirrored in its many social activities. The school year included a number of student spon- sored teas, a decorated car caravan to the airport to meet Senator Humphrey. Initiation and after class bull sessions are examples of just for fun activities. his ., A Y 16: Y in -fy, .. 1 JH: .Ev .,, .,.,., .5 15 1. i -ff .. ' ' r. W.u.. ' , Y- , , .'.J.i.:..: lil ' 5 ifi 85 Staff BOX Editor Catherine Bumard Co-editor and Business Manager Mary Bodie Student Photography Mary Bodie, Catherine Burnard Staff Writers Dorothy Bodie, Sue Boes, Sue Falkowski Margaret Graber, Jacqueline Koralewski, Margaret Hornyak, Carol Naron, Mary Lee Rietzke, Mary Smith Diann Tohle Typists Hildegarde Keil, Margaret Hornyak Consolidated Graphic Arts Canton, Ohio Iohn K. Wakelin, Photographer Toledo, Ohio r , if :EWG I 1 '. 'Q Some staff members proof-read copy. Mary and Cathy add the finishing touch. 86 ,,.,. 'ISL X '--. '. STUDE T DIRECTORY Friendships Adamshick, Joan 3121 Glencaim, Toledo, Ohio Adler, Janet 2952 W. Bancroft, Toledo, Ohio Alexander, Mrs. Jean 805 Lewis Ave., Temperance, Michigan Anderson,Helen 4020 W. Bancroft, Toledo, Ohio Angell, Vallerie 749 Washington St., Temperance, Michigan Appelhans, Mary K. 874 Spencer St., Toledo, Ohio Armbruster, Mary 1372 Devonshire, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Arnoldi,Margaret 527 Clinton St., Sandusky, Ohio Atkinson, Betty 2415 Sylvania Ave., Toledo, Ohio Auth, Virginia 2415 Sylvania Ave., Toledo, Ohio Awramko, Kathleen 367 Crooks Ave., Paterson, New Jersey Babiuch,Lee Ann 517 Rochelle Road, Toledo, Ohio Babtist, Rosemary 2404 Tuscarawas St., E., Canton, Ohio Baker, Karen Minetto, Box 551, New York, New York Balian, Amal Arshak 2410 Robinwood, Toledo, Ohio Barba, Diane Bancroft, R. 3 Box 115, Swanton, Ohio Barnhiser, Judy Patton Road, Grand Rapids, Ohio Barrett, Mary 27 Neise Ave., Toledo, Ohio Barut, Clara 556 Mettler, Toledo, Ohio Baskin, Barbara 1126 Indiana Ave., Toledo, Ohio Bagirschmidt, Pamela 4523 Overland Phwy., Toledo, io Bayer, Margaret Route 1, Perrysburg, Ohio Bearden, Mary 4935 Malibu Dr., Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Belmear, Diane 120 Chestnut St., Fairmont, West Virginia Bilbrey, Patty Ann 5136 Grelyn Drive, Toledo, Ohio Bils, Barbara Rural Route 4, Upper Sandusky, Ohio Black, Beverly 2701 Oatis Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Bodette, Judy 2531 Scottwood, Toledo, Ohio Bodie, Dorothy 718 Colima Dr., Toledo, Ohio Bodie, Mary 718 Colima Dr., Toledo, Ohio Boerner, Mary 2550 Kinwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Boes, Susan 422 Austin St., Toledo, Ohio Borer, Carolyn 4221 Nantucket Drive, Toledo, Ohio Borer, Mary M. 80 Meadowbrook Rd., Buffalo, New York Borgerson, Janet 1212 Moore St., Toledo, Ohio Bowen, Claudia No. 9 Mortimer Pl., Huntington, XV. Virginia Boyer, Sandra 2730 Koop Road, Lima, Ohio Braddy, Dorothy 213 W. Oakland, Sumter, South Carolina Brake, Judith 122 Rockingham, Toledo, Ohio Breidenlmch, Carol 2413 Collingwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Brennan, Susan 1527 Brookside Drive, Findley, Ohio Brezvia, Patricia 2234 Caledonia, Toledo, Ohio Brickner, Shelia Box 129, Ottoville, Ohio Brinkman, Mary Jo Route 3, Ottawa, Ohio Brown, Jeanne F. 141 W. Perry St., Tiffin, Ohio Brcavifan, Jeanne Marie 2413 Collingwood Blvd., Toledo, io Burnard, Catherine 7035 Convent Blvd., Sylvania, Ohio Burnett, Kathleen 3410 Anderson Phwy., Toledo, Ohio Caldwell, Ann Marie 3931 Willys Pkwy., Toledo, Ohio Caldwell, Patricia 572 Oakwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Calmes, Suzanne 2110 Evansdale, Toledo, Ohio Camp, Christine 2453 Grantwood Dr., Toledo, Ohio Campbell, Claire 4531 Walker Ave., Toledo, Ohio Cardenas, Blanca Calle 38 itll-33, Cali., Colombia Carnaham, Susan 203 S. Wayne St., Fremont, Ohio Carras, Mary Paris, France Cheney, Alice 2546 Aldringham Rd., Toledo, Ohio Christ, Donna Marie 4022 Peak St., Todelo, Ohio Ciesliekowski, Susanne 5714 Seaman Road, Oregon, Ohio Cole, Victoria 3524 Beechway, Toledo, Ohio Coleman, Priscilla 809 Nebraska Ave., Toledo, Ohio Collet, Catherine 425 S. Patterson St., Carey, Ohio Couturier, Kathleen 1519 Milburn, Toledo, Ohio Creger, Mary Ann 314 N. 8th St., Upper Sandusky, Ohio Danicke, Carolyn 910 Alvison Rd., Toledo, Ohio Daudelin, Ann 424 Melrose, Toledo, Ohio Davis, Lynette Marie 6669 Lewis Ave., Toledo, Ohio Davis, Virginia Route 1, Box 30, Curtice, Ohio Dawson, Betty 446 Floyd, Apt. 2, Toledo, Ohio DePetro, Mary L. 916 High St., Bradford, Pennsylvania Delrue, Elsie 9105 Dixie Hwy., Erie, Michigan Deters, Kathleen Box 14, Clandorf, Ohio Dey, Suzanne 862 Prouty Ave., Toledo, Ohio Dibala, Joanne 73 Melville Rd., Huntington Sta., Long Island, New York Dibling, Dolores 230 N. Vance St., Carey, Ohio Dibling, Kathleen R. 1 3209 Brandeberry, Fostoria, Ohio Dixon, Mary 1918 Fairfax Road, Toledo, Ohio Dohrisek, Sophie 4008 Holland Sylvania Rd., Toledo, Ohio Dotson, Carolyn R.F.D. jil, Cloverdale, Ohio Downey, Sue 610 Old Farm Rd., Columbus, Ohio Dreiling, Margaret 1616 Lynrhurst Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Dudley, Patricia 327 E. Madison St., Cibsonburg, Ohio Dunlap, Shirley 2727 110th St., Toledo, Ohio Dunston, Yvette 731 Yondota St., Toledo, Ohio Durkee, Catherine 17135 Fairfield, Detroit, Michigan Durnwald, Susan 1416 River Drive, Fremont, Ohio Eagan, Suzanne 2922 E. Overland Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Earl, Constance 7615 W. Central, Toledo, Ohio Egle, Judy 14 S. Garden St., Norwald, Ohio Eitz, Marlen 2703 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Ellerbhrock, Carol R.R. 2, Leipsic, Ohio Domi life made easier . . . Elmore, Mary Karen 2602 Scottwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Essex, Elmira 1843 Wylie Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Faber, Rose Marie 316 Fulton St., Sandusky, Ohio Falkowski, Susan 443 Arden Pl., Toledo, Ohio Fano, Marie 610 Edgewood Ave. S.E., Massillon, Ohio Fata, Marcella 510 Starr Ave., Toledo, Ohio Fauble, Jane 206 Woodland, Swanton, Ohio Fedor, Barbara 917 Plauie St. Box 207, Marblehead, Ohio ' Fellela, JoAnn 910 East Maple Ave., Newark, New York Finn, Kathleen 6440 Hagman Road, Toledo, Ohio Finneran, Ann Marie 23 Applewood Rd., Blocrnfield, Conn. Fitzpatrick, Judith 14593 Grafton Road, Carleton, Michigan Fitzpatrick, Nancy 1740 Edgewood, Berkley, Michigan Flaherty, Joan 726 Mark Street, Toledo, Ohio Fletcher, Christine 4101 Harvest Lane, Toledo, Ohio Flis, Margaret 726 S. Holland Sylvania, Toledo, Ohio Flower, Nadine 213 Kosciusko, Toledo, Ohio Ford, Diane 1401 W. Woodruff, Toledo, Ohio Fortman, Elizabeth 1244 East Ave., Elyria, Ohio Frankforther, Marilyn 5 Greenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Free, Martha R.D. 43 Box 291, Wellington, Ohio Frey, Donna 442 South Jefferson St., Tiffin, Ohio Fuller, Ann Maria 2641 Castleton Ave., Toledo, Ohio Gabel, Joan 3204 Tahnadge Road, Toledo, Ohio Galvin, Barbara 2631 Parkwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Gaten, Judith 4809 Noyes Ave., Charleston, W. Virginia Gaynier, Mildred 4501 Allen Cove Road, LaSalle, Michigan Gaynier, Virginia 4501 Allen Cove Road, LaSalle, Michigan Gitzinger, Ann 3201 Sunnycrest Lane, Kettering, Ohio Glover, Brenda 1005 Woodland Ave., Toledo, Ohio Gonnella, M. Veronica 3726 Revere Drive, Toledo, Ohio Gorman, Mary Whisconier Ridge, Brookfield Center, Brookfield, Connecticut Gorman, Susan Whisconier Ridge, Brookfield, Connecticut Graber, Margaret 6425 Douglas Road, Toledo, Ohio Grahor, Elizabeth 3408 Fleitz Dr., Oregon, Ohio Cranberry, Charlotte 51 W. Capistrano, Toledo, Ohio Gray, Lucy 102 West Front St., Red Bank, New Jersey Grimes, Kathleen 5446 Douglas Rd., Toledo, Ohio Grimley, Suellen 2234 Westbrook, Toledo, Ohio Grindle, Lynne 1116 Craig Rd., Maumee, Ohio Grisvard, Mary Lee 438 Rockingham, Toledo, Ohio Gross, Judith 924 Prospect, Toledo, Ohio Gundlach, Carol 2912 Valley Lane, Sandusky, Ohio Haddad, Lynette 2504 River Road, Maiunee, Ohio Hamilton, Suzanne 811 Carroll Rd., Charleston, W. Virginia Harrington, Colleen 614 LaPlaisance St., Monroe, Michigan Harrison, Kathryn 4948 Edsal Drive, Lyndhurst, Ohio Heban, Ruth 28122 White Rd., Perrysburg, Ohio Hedrick, Kathleen 339 W. Seventh St., Delphos, Ohio Heilman, Martha 216 W. Wayne St., Maumee, Ohio Heinl, Joan 2050 Perth St., Toledo, Ohio Hellman, Alice Rural Route 3, Delphos, Ohio Helmier, Marcine 3431 Angela Place, Toledo, Ohio Ht-gilrly, Kathryn 332 W. Wyandot Ave., ,Upper Sandusky io Heron, Jeanne 3636 Mapleway Drive, Toledo, Ohio Hickey, Patricia 7301 Coder Rd., Maumee, Ohio Hickman, Jeanine 3010 Eastmoreland Dr., Oregon, Ohio Higalbrand, Anna Marie 2041 Richmond Rd., Toledo, io Hitchings, Diane 1754 Jermain Dr., Toledo, Ohio Hoban, Frances 2756 Kenwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Hoersten, Joan R.R. 112, Fort Jennings, Ohio Hoffman, Barbara 3641 Hazelhurst St., Toledo, Ohio Hoffman, Mary 513 County Line Road, Crestline, Ohio Hoile, Alice 1015 W. Main Cross St., Findlay, Ohio Holland, Gloria 1560 Homer Ave., Toledo, Ohio Hopson, Jamesetta 1815 Lawrence Ave., Toledo, Ohio Hornstein, Virginia 5249 Navarre Ave., Oregon, Ohio Homyak, Margaret 508 Paine Ave., Toledo, Ohio Hotz, Margaret 1502 Napoleon St., Fremont, Ohio Howard, Gail 1130 W. 27th St., Jacksonville, Florida Howard, Wilma 2331 Franklin Ave., Toledo, Ohio Huang, Celia Lourdes Hall, Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio Huth, Marygene 273 W. Market St., Tiffin, Ohio Jablonski, Diane 3330 Mulberry St., Toledo, Ohio Jackson, Joyce 707 Pinewood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Jackson, Laurine 707 Pinewood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Jadwisiak, Rosanne 318 Monroe St., Port Clinton, Ohio Jenkins, Janice 2414 Hollywood, Toledo, Ohio Jones, Edna 643 Vance St., Toledo, Ohio Jones, Lucy Lourdes Hall, Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio Justen, Sue 1003 Woodward Ave., Toledo, Ohio Justinger, Janet 1705 Darbyshire Dr., Defiance, Ohio Kajtanisk, Judith 1001 Parkside Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Kalinowski, Dolores 558 Austin St., Toledo, Ohio Kagnlinsld, Nancy 8763 State Route 414, Streetsboro, io Kaminski, Sylvia 160835 Cherry St., Toledo, Ohio Kayser, Margaret 2402 Charlestown, Toledo, Ohio Kazmierski, Anne 685 Center Rd., Akron, Ohio Kehr, Virginia 4636 288th St., Toledo, Ohio, Kegi'1.Hildegarde R.R. 2 Box 21A, Bowling Green, 10 Kelly, Constance 2120 S. Custer, Monroe, Michigan Kelley, Mary Ann 116 W. Maple Ave., Newark, New York Kemy, Carlean 636 Avondale Ave., Toledo, Ohio Kerschner, Louise 2413 Collingwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Kimbers, Sylvia 802 Yondota St., Toledo, Ohio King, Barbara 2918 Meadowood Drive, Toledo, Ohio King, Cathy 4441 Haigh St., Oregon, Ohio Klirna, Charlotte P.O. Box 162, Ottoville, Ohio Klocinski, Christine 1740 Parkway North, Maumee, Ohio Knapp, Virginia 9192 Clover Drive, Temperance, Michigan Knopf, Cheryl 39091 Carclenside Drive, Willoughby, Ohio Knorr, Nancy 5063 Bennett Road, Toledo, Ohio Knowlson, Susan 2786 Tamarash, Toledo, Ohio Kognlig, Kathryn 602 Warpole St., Upper Sandusky, io Koizumi, Masako Lourdes Hall, Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio Kolasinski, Mary Lou 5 Tremain Drive, Toledo, Ohio Kolodziejczyk, Carol 538 Oakland St., Toledo, Ohio Koralewski, Jacqueline 733 Secor Road, Toledo, Ohio Kornowa, Patricia 1103 Booth, Toledo, Ohio Kotula, Kathleen 413 Kopemik, Toledo, Ohio Kovacik, Elizabeth 208 Oak St., Rossford, Ohio Kovack, Ann 167 Everett St., Toledo, Ohio Kovack, Diane 167 Everett St., Toledo, Ohio Kreinbrink, Jane R.R. 2 Box 194, Leipsic, Ohio Krenrick, Mary M. 513 Ringer St., Wadsworth, Ohio Krepela, Elaine 54 Maple St., W. Springfield, Mass. Kubiak, Sharon 217 Hausman St., Toledo, Ohio Kuhlrnan, Mary Ellan Box 37, Glandorf, Ohio Kunflcz, Marsha 1130 Highland Park Blvd., Lorain, O io Kustra, Phyllis 805 Brighton Ave., Toledo, Ohio Kynard, Rebecca 1671 Palmwood, Toledo, Ohio LaGuardia, Ann 5089 Tam-O-Shanter Dr., Youngstown, Ohio Lahetta, Judith 633 West Ridge Rd., Lorain, Ohio Lanfare, Diane 4512 Vingeyard Road, Toledo, Ohio Langenderfer, Rosemary R.F.D. 3, Box 64, Swanton, Ohio Langholz, Barbara 147 Locust Street, Oak Harbor, Ohio Lauer, Judith 1308 Napoleon St., Fremont, Ohio May these moments be remembered Lause, Teresa Rt. 1 Box 44, Custar, Ohio Leahy, Shannon 275 W. Market St., Tiffin, Ohio LeMay, Joanne 1503 Sherbrook, Cleveland, Ohio LeMay, Virginia 1503 Sherbrook Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Lilgalrkowski, Rose Marie 1643 Woodland, Toledo, 10 Lindo, Maria 20 Utica Ave., Hicksville, New York Link, Patricia 808 Sandralee Drive, Toledo, Ohio Lirm Mary Ann 20354 VVesthaven Lane, Rocky River, 10 Liszi, Ann 2593 Cherry St., Toledo, Ohio Louvisux, Helena 2711 Wisklow Dr., Toledo, Ohio Love, Barbara 1601 22nd St., Toledo, Ohio Lozinski, Barbara 3225 Cottage Ave., Toledo, Ohio Luzier, Marcia 55 Fairview Ave., West Orange, New Jersey Lynch, Mary Joyce 3601 Burton Ave., Toledo, Ohio Mack, Linda 3015 Fulton Ave., Toledo, Ohio Madezki Beverly 3465 Stickney Ave., Toledo, Ohio Manion, Kathleen 186 S. Brooklyn Ave., Wellsville, N.Y. Mankowski, Barbara 903 Parkside Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Marciniak, Diane 1322 Campbell St., Toledo, Ohio Magiin, Sharon Marie 2447 Scottwood Ave., Toledo, io Martinez, Cannen Lourdes Hall, Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio Martinez, Micaela 108 S. Berlin Ave., Oregon, Ohio Mattera, Mary Cay 5449 Marriatt Rd., Toledo, Ohio McColl, Patricia 3544 Marley Road, Toledo, Ohio McCormick, Victoria 303 Sharon Ave., Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania McCown, Margaret Rt. 5 Box 164, Toledo, Ohio McDonald, Joan 409 Melrose Ave., Toledo, Ohio McDonald, Margaret 3936 Drexel Drive, Toledo, Ohio McCreavy, Mary 3115 Cambridge, Toledo, Ohio McPartland, Jean 2118 Alvin St., Toledo, Ohio Meesig, Marilyn 75 Corwin St., Norwalk, Ohio Melczok, Judith 747 Sandralee Dr., Toledo, Ohio Mertes, Maryann 3326 E. Harvard Blvd., Canton, Ohio Metzger, Charlotte R.R. 912, Delphos, Ohio Meyer, Judith 614 Utah St., Toledo, Ohio Mikolajczyk, Phyllis 203 Merton Drive, Holland, Ohio Miller, Lucille Eva 203 Kilbum Road Berkley, Ohio 90 Miller, Marlene Plank Road, Cloverdale, Ohio Misko, Stephany 543 Dexter St., Toledo, Ohio Moore, Martha 27 S. Sandusky St., Tiffin, Ohio Moran, Joan 3726 Bowen Rd., Toledo, Ohio Moreland, Madelyn 927 Prospect, Toledo, Ohio Murphy, Ann Box 331, Pardeeville, Wisconsin Nagle, Naron, Ruth 4311 Overland Pkwy., Toledo, Ohio Carol 1224 Eleanor Ave., Toledo, Ohio Nehiser, Janice 2350 114th St., Toledo, Ohio Neuhausel, Sharon 2922 Bumett Pl., Toledo, Ohio Newland, Mary 624 Stone St., Fremont, Ohio Nicholson, Martha 89 Crescent Lane, Roslyn Hts., Long Island, New York Nowak, Florence 1656 Nebraska, Toledo, Ohio Nowake, Loretta 1130 East Bancroft, Toledo, Ohio O' Brien, Patricia Nash Rd., Collins, Ohio O'Brien, Mama 1001 N. West St., Iima, Ohio Odenweller, Joan Box 104, Ottoville, Ohio Old, Ann 707 Barclay Drive, Toledo, Ohio Oliver, Sara 5270 Alexis Road, Sylvania, Ohio O'Neal, Joyce 643 Mayfair Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Ott, Helen 3727 Marvindale Drive, Toledo, Ohio Page, Alberta 3563 Mitchell, Detroit, Michigan Palmer, Ruthanne 2357 Porthmouth, Toledo, Ohio Paquette, Ann 2539 Elm View Drive, Lima, Ohio Park, Veronica 5838 Lakeside Dr., Toledo, Ohio Partridge, Janis 5839 Williams Rd., Newport, Michigan Paul, Mary 21556 Edison, Dearborn, Michigan Peiffer, M. Rosanne 432 College Ave., Fostoria, Ohio Pfaff, Barbara 250 Knowser St., Toledo, Ohio Pickens, Cheryl 1213 Sawyer Road, Toledo, Ohio Pillarelli, Mary Ann 5344 Aimy Drive, Monroe, Virginia Pizzino, Toni 4965 West Tuscarawas, Canton, Ohio Plezia, Dolores 1640 Fairway View Dr., Lima, Ohio Pluto, Marcia 402 Windermere, Toledo, Ohio Polen, Betty 2100 West River Rd., Elyria, Ohio Polutnik, Elaine 140 N. Murray Ridge Rd., Elyria, Ohio Powell, Doris 379 Pinewood, Toledo, Ohio Powers, Judith 95 Corwin, Norwalk, Ohio Puffenberger, Judith 356 S. Washington St., Tiffin, Ohio Quinn, Susan 842 Eastown Rd., Lima, Ohio Ragona, Pat 2130 63rd St,, Kings CBrooklynJ, New York Rankin, C. Elaine 842 Richie Ave., Lima, Ohio Rawski, Annette 658 Polonia Ct., Toledo, Ohio Raymond, Therese 807 Alvinson Road, Toledo, Ohio Recker, Linda 605 E. 4th St., Ottawa, Ohio Reed, Charleene 7618 Fairmount Road, Novelty, Ohio Reid, LaVonne 2233 Greenlawn, Toledo, Ohio Reinbolt, Helen 157 Superior St., Rossford, Ohio Reny, Barbara 1946 Georgia Ave., Toledo, Ohio Revilla, Yolanda 2701 Edwin St., Oregon, Ohio Reynolds, Margaret 146 Palmer Dr., Wethersfield, Conn Riege, Louise 7353 Colonia Dr., Lambertville, Michigan Rietzke, Mary Lee 2261 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Riley, Doris 1044 Buckingham, Toledo, Ohio Rinderly, Linda 1017 Pearl St., Sandusky, Ohio Robakowski, Mary Jane 909 Clifton Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Rolgilszkiewicz, Lorraine 2831 E. Glenn Dr., Toledo, io Robinson, Rhonda Dwyke 573 Oakwood, Toledo, Ohio Roszman, Sally 177 Wall St., Tiffin, Ohio Rothbaum, Judith 709 Ashwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Ruen, Irene R.R. 32, Fort Jennings, Ohio Ruffing, Mary 13 North West St., Norwalk, Ohio Sadlier, Susan 3853 Maple Drive, Lima, Ohio Sadoski, Rosemary 2507 Rauch Road, Temperance, Michigan Saholsky, Dianne 3415 Maher St., Toledo, Ohio Saloff, Karen 804 Earl St., Toledo, Ohio Schaffer, Patricia R.R. .1751 Box 326, Norwalk, Ohio Schira, Mary 2245 Scottwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Schlagheck, Cheri 406 Capistrano, Toledo, Ohio Schmidt, Patricia A. 661 Platt St., Toledo, Ohio Schmitz, Jane 1440 Hagley Rd., Toledo, Ohio Scholl, Carol 252 Wentz Street, Tiffin, Ohio Schroeder, Doris R.R. 4, Ottawa, Ohio Schulien, Sharon 434 VV. Ewing Ave., Lima, Ohio Schwartz, Diann 508 Rawson Ave., Fremont, Ohio Schweitzer, Mary 1220 Audubon Rd., Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan Schwinger, Jeannine 201 N. Wayne St., Fremont, Ohio Searight, Sharon 1703 W, 21st St., Lorain, Ohio Sendelbach, Jane 29 Wentz St., Tiffin, Ohio Sepic, Cynthia 3535 Denise Drive, Toledo, Ohio Sgontz, Doris Mae 125 DuPont St., Johnstown, Pennsylvania Shea, Kathleen 244 Eastern, Toledo, Ohio Sheets, Mary James 2410 Medford Drive, Toledo, Ohio Siebeneck, Carol 629 Findlay St., Findlay, Ohio Siefker, Marlene R.R. Jil, Columbus Grove, Ohio Siprelle, Mary Jo 2545 Nicholas Cir. E., Jacksonville, Flordia Smith, Jane 1050 Oakwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Smith, Mary 230 Wasaon St., Toledo, Ohio Smiglli, Rosemary 3117 S. Columbus Ave., Sandusky, O io Smitley, Mrs. Mary 2930 119th St., Toledo, Ohio Smolinski, Sharon 938 Dryden Drive, Toledo, Ohio Snyder, Marilyn 4127 North Haven, Toledo, Ohio Sobczak, Carol 621 Polonia, Ct., Toledo, Ohio Sobecki, Annette Box 89 Wales Road, Walbridge, Ohio Soo, Barbara 2145 Potomac Drive, Toledo, Ohio Spor, Mrs. Betty 58 Capistrano Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Spurk, Mary Anne 2061 W. High, Lima, Ohio Stann, Shirley Ann 18045 Tracey, Detroit, Michigan Stann, Susan Jane 18045 Tracey, Detroit, Michigan Stechschulte, Shirley R.R. 4314, Ottawa, Ohio ot The End But The Beginning Stechschulte, Teresa 927 E. Third St., Ottawa, Ohio Stevens, Nancy 408 Tiffin St., Fremont, Ohio Stolz, Barbara 27 Brown St., Monroeville, Ohio Stolz, Jane 27 Brown St., Monroeville, Ohio Sulewski, Marilyn 3749 M-151, Temperance, Michigan Sullivan, Catherine 423 White St., Toledo, Ohio Suplica, Lucille 4527 Eastway, Toledo, Ohio Sweeney, Sue Ann 4102 Dorchester, Toledo, Ohio Szabo, Sandra 3150 Strathmoor, Toledo, Ohio Szalkowski, Camille 1522 Melvin Dr., Toledo, Ohio Szelangowski, Kathleen 3140 Otto St., Toledo, Ohio Szurpicki, Florence 1898 Beverly, Berkley, Michigan Szymanski, Sandra 2315 E. Country Club Pkwy., Toledo, Ohio Talpos, Nancy 31779 Auburn Dr., Birmingham, Michigan Tate, Jean 2530 Drummond Rd., Toledo, Ohio 1519 Palmwood, Toledo, Ohio 1013 Searles Road Road, Toledo, Ohio 1315 Ironwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Taylor, M. Ruth Taylor, Wildred Terrell, Jennienet Thatcher, Diane 324 North Vine, Deshler, Ohio Thomas, Michele 2449 Lawton Ave., Toledo, Ohio 106 Myers Ct., Fostoria, Ohio Thompson, Susan Tighe, Maureen R.D. 412, Linesville, Pennsylvania R.R.1fr1, Harpster, Ohio Tivenan, Barbara Tracy, Cynthia 3163 Wendover Dr., Toledo, Ohio Trevino, Mary 301 Brush St., Fremont, Ohio Tritschler, Molly 2180 Niagara Dr., Lakewood, Ohio Tscheme, Kathy 9 Greenwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Tu, Agnes, Lourdes Hall, Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio Tumer, Joyce 4162 Sheffield Pl., Lambertville, Michigan Turnwald, Dorothy R.R. 112, Fort Jennings, Ohio Tumwald, Joyce 110 Adams St., Delphos, Ohio Uhl, Catherine 4321 Inverdale, Toledo, Ohio Urbina, Susana Lourdes Hall, Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio Utendorf, Barbara 444 East 4th St., Ottawa, Ohio Vance, Mrs. Diane 5446 Bentbrook-Sylvania, Sylvania, Ohio Veith, Mary 1455 Prouty Ave., Toledo, Ohio Versprille, Mary 217 E. Clinton St., Maumee, Ohio Versprille, Sandra 217 E. Clinton St., Maumee, Ohio Wagner, Carol 609 Sunset Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Wakefield, Rose 630 Russell St., Toledo, Ohio Walker, Willie Ann 99 Port Lawrence Homes Apts., Toledo, Ohio Walsh, Rosemary 7790 Clenfield Dr., Monroe, Michigan Wampler, Letty 21725 Pingree, Rockwood, Michigan Wannemacher, Edith Rural Route 1, Cloverdale, Ohio Ward, Donna 802 Yondota St., Toledo, Ohio Ward, Karen 2910 Kenwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Warnecke, Helen R.R. ffl, Columbus Grove, Ohio Wamecke, Virginia R.R. 361, Columbus Grove, Ohio Wamement, Alice 419 Circular St., Tiffin, Ohio Wamement, Anne 2036 Upton, Toledo, Ohio Warren, Sheryl 261 North Grant St., Ottawa, Ohio Wascovick, Jean 351 North Drive, Lorain, Ohio Wasserman, Jane 4110 Parakeet Ave., Toledo, Ohio Wehri, Marilyn Rural Route 2, Cloverdale, Ohio Wgienberger, Victoria 8 Woodward Drive, Norwalk, io Weissenberger, Connie 2513 Lawrence, Toledo, Ohio Weithman, Virginia Ann Mohawk Road, Tiffin, Ohio Welch, Colleen 2157 Castlewood Dr., Toledo, Ohio Welch, Donna 2157 Castlewood Dr., Toledo, Ohio Welch, Joyce 801 E. Jackson St., Delphos, Ohio Welch, Nancy 801 E. Jackson St., Delphos, Ohio Welter, Rosemary R.R. 1 Box 132, Tiffin, Ohio Wenninger, Linda 2414 Lambert Drive, Toledo, Ohio Wemimont, Mary Ann 921 Sherman St., Toledo, Ohio Wester, Mrs. Alice 3027 Glencaim Ave., Toledo, Ohio Westrick, Barbara 443 East 4th St., Ottawa, Ohio Westrup, Paulette 155 Champion St., Toledo, Ohio Whelan, Joan 2510 Parlcwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Whinnery, Judith 870 Homewood Ave., Salem, Ohio Widmer, Marsha 735 Forsyth, Toledo, Ohio Wieck, Carole 540 Collins St., Toledo, Ohio Wieging, Arlene R.R. :,l7t2, Fort Jennings, Ohio Wieging, Janet Box 46, Ottoville, Ohio Wieging, Karen Route 1751, Fort Jennings, Ohio Wieging, Virginia Route 1, Fort Jennings, Ohio Wiland, Mary Jane R.R. 7951, Box 193 A, Swanton, Ohio VVilliams, Mary Alice 3751 Mapleway, Toledo, Ohio Wojcieckowski, Mary 493 Smith Road, Toledo, Ohio Young, Pamela 512 East State St., Fremont, Ohio Zapiecki, Mary 1118 Broer, Toledo, Ohio Zelinski, Phyllis 2851 Elyria Ave., Lorain, Ohio Zitkuti, Zita 2403 Eastgate, Toledo, Ohio May we never forget what we have gained here... l l r ...