Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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The President's Convocation in November commemo- rated for all students the founding of Mary Manse Col- lege forty-iive years ago. As so competently stated by Sister Mary Lawrence on this occasion .... this rest- less, uncertain, technical age is a wonderful time to be alive, but we must not lose sight of the fact that it is the liberal arts education which must serve as the rudder which gives direction to our course . . . President Iauds liberal arts education I 65

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Freshmen were invested as scholars at an impressive Sunday afternoon ceremony. Parents and friends watched proudly as the administrators of both Mary Manse College and St. Vincent's School of Nursing were present to con- vey this honor on the new students of these institutions. Already initiated into the year by academic studies, the freshmen now felt the satisfaction of knowing that they were finally students in full standing. Their obligation to their ideal of a student was now fully one of personal responsibility. We need some not impossible ideal such as may shape vague hope . . . to carry us year after year. Walter Pater Freshman handed scholastic responsibility i 64

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Inverness provides elegance Candles and flowers tumed Invemess Country Club into Moonlit Gardens the first formal dance of the year sponsored by the Senior Class. Iini Elliott's Orchestra provided background music for couples who seemed en chanted by the rise and fall of the colorful fountain decorating the cente of the dance floor. Punch and cookies, served at an attractive semi-circular table, added to the evening's enjoyment as couples paused to socialize with friends. 9 L, -3 -' M y 1 n E I ' jf. Mg all-HF .wc . ii 4. 5 .J 1 l -' , -, ' 4' K , l -, iivfa.-71. iff' A , '- 66