Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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.

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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

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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