Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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.

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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.

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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