Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Sociology With the advent of Medicare, The Great Society, Economic Opportunity, Peace Corps, Pavla, and other programs, there is an ever-increasing need for social workers and sociologists. The opportunity for graduate study and for employment after a major in Sociology is unlimited. The Sociology Department is being reorganized so that a student may take a major either in Sociology with field work at Toledo Catholic Charities or take a strictly academic major which would allow her to seek employment or to continue her studies in Sociology or Social Work. Never forgetting the fact that most of the young women being educated will marry, the department places emphasis upon courses in Marriage and the Family. grew William Ensign, A.M. john Harrington, M.S.W. Milton McAngus, A.M Sociology Sociology Sociology T if V lla .gpg si - . J 'fit 5 X M-N W' A X1'7iQ,, i p on : it . . N, , r. .Q H , . all li T . . I fl' Y 'lu-I I' .fa , fr: if! I ri-gan' i C 25

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History and Political Science The historian-political scientist is a three-eyed mon- ster-one eye charmed by the resurrected past, one gazing at the exciting present, and the other fixed on the unpredictable future. A colorful panorama, certainly, and one which has a profound effect on the mind: a sense of cultural indebtedness, a view of man in a world perspective, and an incentive for involvement resulting from a more profound knowledge of human affairs fthus even changing the course of historyj. In short, this is our interpretation of Croce's adage that All history is contemporary history, and that of Bacon that History makes men wise? Sister Iohn Berchmans, A.M. Sister Mary Raymond, A.M. Ioseph Hermiller A M His-tory Political Science History ! YUYAGD I -t lwigfflj an-Q U ..1 f'fi 'Al M g ,I Irvin F. Kyle, A.M. Donald N. Meracle, A.M. Kenneth SHWGTS EdD History and Political Science History and Political Science History and Economics

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English and Library Science Freshman students were introduced to com- position with a new look in texts, and the sopho- mores exchanged the traditional Survey for a study of Major British Writers. Majors and minors moved into a program with more required courses and a reading list in preparation for their senior comprehensive examination. One of the fields of study was The Development of the English Language, which explained the history of language, gave an introduction to structural linguistics an transformational grammar, and examined stages of the English language from Anglo-Saxon to Mary Manse dorm talk. Sister Mary john, A.B. English Sister Virginia Marie, M.S. in L.S. Library Science Francis A. Yezbick, A.M. English 26 Sister Rose Margaret, Ph.D. English 1 -I Frederick Kellermeier, A.B. English Robert A. Yaekel, A.M. English