Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1967 volume:

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Organizations Lynne Grindle ....... Activiiies Lee Anne Babiuch ...... Seniors Dionne Saholsky . . Advertisements Kathleen Burnett . . . Photography Irene Ruen ...... Student Index We dedicafe fhis book 10 our parents and to fheir parents . . . In Their Time All Things m x .1. Pass Under Heaven . . . A Time To Die A Time To Weep. . . A Time To Mourn .0 H A Time To Dance A Time To Embrace . . . A Time To Be Far From Embraces . . . A Time To Gef . .. A Time To Keep. . . A Time To Speak . . . 18 Ience .. A Time To Keep Si A Time To Hafe 20 MA m . . . He Has Mode All Things Good In eir Time 22 23 M L gig M u , 4-, 4 m 1. dministration and Foctu Time is the most valuable Thing 0 man can spend. -Theophrasfus WEN. U 1M Mu 2' m .4. a - nu. Most Rev. George J. Rehring, S.T D. Bishop of Toledo Sister Mary Lawrence, O.S.U. President 27 John A. Donovan, D.D. Bishop of Toledo April, 1967- 28 Administration Sister Ursula Marie, M.S. Sister John Berchmans, A.M. Sister Mary Lelia, A.M. Vice-President Treasurer Dean Sister Mary Ethelredu, A.M. Sister Mary Edward, A.M. Sister Virginia Marie, M.S. in Registrar Assistant Registrar L.S., Librarian Rev. James B. Sullivan, PhD. Sister Marie de Lourdes, A.M. Sister Mary Philippa, A.M. Spiritual Director Director of Student Activities Bookstore History English Graduate Division The most recently organized department at Mary Manse College is the Graduate Division, leading to the Master of Arts degree. It was established to meet the need of those who wished to further their intellectual growth and to increase their professional competence. At present three departments offer graduate work, Education, English, and History. Admission to the Graduate Division is open to those men and women who have met the requirements for the bachelor's degree in an accredited college. The encouraging enrollment is a confirma- tion of the thought that iiThe finished teacher is a contradiction in terms. Sister Rose Margaret, PhD. Sister M. Bonaventure, Ph.D. 30 Irvin Kyle, A.M. Sister M. Lucillu, Ph.D. Sister Mary Louise, Ph.D. Sister Mary Adelberf, Ph.D. John Harrington, M.S.W. EducoHon' Kenneth Sowers, Ed. D. 31 m , um A . . Sister Mary Louise, Ph.D. Sister Mary Lawrence, Ph.D. Francis D. Overberg, B.E. Department Chairman Education Physical Education In the quiet atmosphere of the new library 51w dents studied among the books. 32 Sister St. Simon, A.M. Education, Philosophy Eleanor Walsh, A.M. Nursing Education Helen Coyle, B,A. Donna Marie Flory, A.M. Education Education EducaHon The Education Department, guided by the demands of state certification, trains teachers for elementary and secondary schools in Ohio. Certification can be trans- ferred to other states. Courses in liberal arts and in the professional subiects are maintained in the teacher prepa- ration. Student teaching in the Toledo area schools during the senior year, allows the young teacher to apply her knowledge of the theories and procedures she learned during her training. The Psychology Department provides an opportunity to major or minor in preparation for a career in psychology or sociology as well as education. Students can gain under-graduote experience in applied psychology, in the child guidance services, and in special education. Opportunities for training in remedial reading in the campus Reading Center are available for those who request it. A guidance service supervises the administration of tests, and gives students the opportunity to secure faculty counseling. 33 Sister Mary Adelberf, Ph.D. Education and Psychology Sister Mary Borromeo, A.M. Psychology Help was needed, even in the old library, to find material for quantitufiye reports. Sister Mary Ligouri, A.M. Sister Mary Caroline, A.M. Education and Psychology Education Supervisor 34 Sister Mary Georgianna, A.M. Sister June Catherine, M.A.E. Fine Arts Fine Arts Fine Arts The Department of Fine Arts offered notable opportunities for the study and appreciation of art. These opportunities were enhanced by the proximity of Toledo's magnificent museum. A wide variety of studio classes challenged the creative expression of the art students. The annual uArt Show held near the culmination of the school year establishes a visual dialogue between art students and their classmates, their parents and their friends. This dialogue strengthened the rapport between students, college, art, and society. Under the direction of Sister Mary Charles, the Speech and Drama division of the Fine Arts Department at Mary Manse has grown in size in the last three years. With courses in Platform Speaking, Speech Correction, Drama, Play Production, Television, and Radio, the Division has given its students an opportunity to develop their talents and broaden their experience in the world of speech and drama. Sister Mary Charles, A.M. Speech Music Gifted, dedicated teachers, under the chairmanship of Sister Mary Regina, and their fledgling students characterize the Music Department at Mary Manse. The department has been further enhanced by numerous excellent performances presented by the choir and the orchestra. Both organizations, comprised of talented students, have increased in numbers as well as stature. Under the direction of Mr. David Carter, the choir performed at these campus functions: lnvestiture, the President's Convocation on Founder's Day, the Christmas concert, the spring concert and class day, plus entertaining twice on television. The orchestra under the direction of Sister Mary Cormencita also per- formed at these campus functions and this year received a coveted seat on Student Council. Sister Mary Regina, M.E. Sister Mary Ancillu, A.M. Department Chairman Music Sister Mary Carmencitu, B.Mus. Sister Marie Cecile, M.Mus. Sister Mary Cornelia, B.Mus. Music Music Music 36 Sister Francis Cabrini, E.Mus. Sis1er Mary Gretchen, M.Mus. Music Music Music Joan Daughemy Bradner, B.Mus. David Carter, B.S. Music Music Sister Mary Cornellc and Sabina Kurdziel reviewed the basic skills of the organ. History and Political Science Transcendence of time is achieved on the Mary Manse campus through presentations by the history and political science department The past is recast, the present put into proper perspective, and the future vaguely envisioned. Our duty as active members of a democratic society necessitates understanding the American system as well as threats to i'r especially communism. The members of this Department en- deavor to fulfill this necessity. Irvin Kyle, A.M. Sister Mary Raymond, A.M. Donald H. Meracle, A.M. Depanment Chairman Political Science History and Political Science Joseph Hermiller, A.M. Kenneth Sowers, Ed.D. Mary Sewers, M.A. History History and Economics History, Education 38 Sociology John Harrington, M.$.W. Depurfmen' Chairman William Ensig n, A.M. Sociology Reorganization in the Sociology Department has provided its students the oppor'tunity to choose either a major in soci- ology emphasizing field work of Toledo Catholic Charities or an academic maior which stresses the theory of Sociology. Either enables the sfudenfs 10 continue graduate sfudies in Sociology or Social Work or to seek employment. Realizing the unlimited need and opportunities for professional social workers and sociologists, the department encourages graduate study. Milton McAngus, A.M. Edward Zoski. A.M. Sociology Sociology 39 Sister Rose Margaret, Ph.D. Sister Mary Bonaventure, Ph.D. Department Chairman English Olive McHugh, A.M. English English Frederick Kellermeier, A.M. Literature Three new faculty members, Sister Mary Bonaventure, O.S.F., Miss Olive McHugh, and Miss Mary Sue Deisher, have contributed this year to the progress being made in the English Department under the chairmanship of Sister Rose Margaret. Five upper-division courses of- forded maiors and minors a greater choice of electives in their respective programs: The Modern Novel, Modern Drama, Victorian Literature, Shakespeare, and Milton. The Coordinating Seminar took a new form this year under the direction of Mr. Francis Yezbick. Each seminar focused on a single topic, such as literary criticism, naturalism in litera- ture, and theories of comedy and tragedy. Maiors and minors in English took comprehensive examinations in February as a part of the new pro- gram initiated two years ago. These seniors, the first to graduate under the new program, are confident that they have been well prepared for their chosen careers through the effort of a dynamic department. Mary Sue Deisher, A.M. English Francis A. Yezbick, A.M. English Languages The Modern Language Department has increased in the numberiofjstudenfs as well as in the equipment available. The Language Laboratory has recently added six boothes, making cu total ofthirty-four,1wenty of which have recorders. There are over five hundred tapes in German, Spanish, Russian and French, all of which have been made by native speakers. English is also offered for the use of foreign students. The uViewing and Listening Room located in the new library makes available equipment for showing slicles, movies and pictures to make civilization courses more meaningful. Sister Marie de Lourdes, A.M. Spanish Sister Mary Edward, Sister Mary Ethelreda, A.M. Sister Rita Marie, A.M. German Greek and Latin French Mollie Butler, A.B. Ada B. Orengo, A.M. Spanish Sister Virginia Marie, M.S. in LS. Library Science French 41 Mathematics and Science Egg! 1' Sister Mary Kathleen, M5. Sister Mary Alberta, Ph.D. Sister Mary Assumpta, A.M. Department Chairman Mathematics Chemistry Preparation of competent individuals to be part of our modern technical world is the aim of the math and science department. Besides a liberal arts back- ground the students are equipped for careers in the complex fields of medicine, research, and education. To meet the needs of a growing number of students the science laboratories, especially the physics lab- oratory, have been expanded. Service to the com- munity is realized through affiliation with several area hospitals in the nursing and medical technology programs. Sister Mary Karen, M.S. Biology Sheila A. Huls, M.S. Beverly Miller, Ph-D- Aniali Ruy, M.S. Biology Biology Biology 42 Sister Francis Clare, A.M. Sister Mary Joan, B.S. Sister John Francis, M.S. Mathematics Biology and Medical Technology Physics and Physical Science Marsha Jenkins lectured to the class about human anatomy. Sister Mary Raphael, M.S. Sister Ursula Marie, M.S. Biology and Chemistry Biology Alfriede Suski Chemistry and Biology 43 Rev. James B. Sullivan, Ph.D. Department Head Rev. Robert Murphy, A.M. Theology Rev. Robert Armstrong, A.B. Theology Rev. Loren McClunahcn, A.B. Philosophy The intellectual life of the Mary Manse student can be enriched with her study of theology and philosophy. The theology de- partment took on new form by offering courses based on the documents of Vatican II, as well as courses based on the Bible. The philosophy department broadened its scope with a course in contemporary philosophy which emphasized dialectical materialism, logical positivism, phenomenology, and existentialism. Among their varied duties, associate librarians, Genevieve Ludwig, A.B.; Hildegurde Michel, A.B.; and Helen Alexander, A.M.; helped students find research materials in the fields of theology and philosophy. Theology and Philosophy Rev, Frederich Nietfeld, A.M. Sister Mary Claire, A.M. Ronald DelBene, A.M. Philosophy Theology Theology Kathleen Tighe, Jane Schroeder, Mr. Ronald DelBene, and Lesley Lavish had an informal discussion of theology. Activities There is a Time for great things and a time for small Things. . . Cervanfes Solitude prevailed before me beginning of the semester. The registrars' office was the first stopping place in the process of signing up for courses. The bookstore was a stopping place for students before 1he beginning of each semester. 48 Beginning of a Semester Locating your own class schedules and pre- regisfration blanks resulted in another line. It was inevitable that every schedule would be totally correct. Those whose weren't joined the ranks of those waiting to see the Dean. At times the lines inside the registration room were so long the hall had to absorb the overflow. Finding the right classroom on the first day of classes could even merit a smile. As it must eventually come, the time to pay for tuition and fees arrived. A Time to Begin Freshmen and new students received their formal induction into academic life at the lnvestiture ceremony. Here, as parents and friends watched proudly, the administrators bestowed this honor on the students. St. Vin- cent's School of Nursing awarded their cops and capes to their new students as a symbol of their commitment to nursing and profes- sionalism. At this same ceremony, both stu- dents and nurses shared the satisfaction of knowing that they were now academically, formally accepted in full standing. Their responsibilities were one . . . duty marked by love and courage. For them it was a time On that clear day we could see forever. to begin, a time to share. This was only the beginning of a wonderful happening. It was really here. We were full-fledged members of the student body. 50 Happiness is taking that big step ?owurd the future. And now we pledge to thee . . . Alma Mater, our Alma Mater. 51 Posing in a manner traditional with dances, three underclassmen and their handsome escorts were obliging for the camera. u The refreshment table was visited by many couples during the fleeting hours of the full formal. Fall Formal The clink of raised punch cups coupled with the mixture of the swishing of crushed satin reverber- ated through the halls of the Inver- ness Country Club. Time was stepping back onto itself. Knight- hood was again in flower at uAutumn Nocturn, the Senior sponsored dance. For one brief shining moment an air of Camelot was had . . . it was a time to remember. 52 A tired but happy couple decided to sit out just one dance. Would you believe this group never heard of the waltz? Elegance is wearing a floor length gown with poise and sophistication. 53 Sister Virginia Marie and oihers preparing for the big move. The magazine shelves were among the first fixtures to be moved. Nevertheless research and ferm papers continued. Books from the old library stalls were checked and prepared for moving we in advance Of 9 actual The old curriculum library shelves were soon empty. packing day. Regardless of the crowded situation, students still found some room in which to study. 54 Sunlight and breathing room filled the study porch in early autumn. Relays were formed by students from the second floor to the first. Books were soon found on moving carts on their way 10 the new library. By December, transient card files invaded the siudy room. mm e 5' 11! e mllulumuluxhsllsulmv. 7 Ilulnu? 1mm ' I 11' 56 The shelves filled book by book. Students as well as faculty turned out to ired movers. help the h A Success from the Work of Many iih books to f The movers arrived w . shelves. Books, books, and more books were found from the first floor to the third. Placing the books on the shelves gave the student movers a chance to glance at some of the many interesting titles. Even members of the faculty needed some di- rections to find their favorite books. It was hard to visualize all the magazine shelves filled to capacity. One of the librarians, Hilda Keil, indicated that each magazine had its place in the periodical room. Peaceful and quiet, the library awaited the arrival of the students and faculty. During the Christmas skit, gift wrapped presents were seen. This one was Jane Fauble. Notices for buying Christmas cards and other Central Catholic High School's Senior Glee Club provided seasonal messages were placed on the class an assembly of beautiful seasonal music. boards. Christmas Around The Campus Q Yo. e h: hock c5 cdekrink llioq-Foa - , . Genius is never forgotten and is ofien displayed. Such was the case at ihe Trim-ihe-Tree Party, where orunmenfs were made by hand. 58 Stopping briefly from her ornament-making was Sister Marie de Lourdes. Santa Claus visiied the studenis at the party and even listened to their Christmas wishes. Sister Mary Lelia and Angela Barone had a graphic discussion before the Residents' Christmas Dinner. W The Resident Students' Formal Dinner provided an ex- ceptionally pleasant time together for the students and the resident faculty. Freshman officers, Angela Barone, areas- urerL Kathleen Kozlowski, Mce-presidenfL Margaret Kennedy, hecrefaryL and Gretchen Mehling, Quresiden'o, stopped to admire their raffle prize. Sheila Connell, UreasurerL Rita Schumaker, Secretaryy and Mary Jean Dixon, Mca- presiden'o, listened 10 Susan Kiminer, wresidenn, describe The Sophomores' new plans for Mardi Gras. , '1. 6 . L ii I? 6 T: V K . Class Officers of 1966-1967 Barbara Bils, secreiary; Karen Ward, vice-president; Ediih Wunnemacher, presi- denf; and Pairiciu Dudley, treasurer, Junior Class officers, prepared for their second semester fund-raising project. Senior Class officers Linda Recker, secre- v fury; Rosemary Smith, president; Rose Marie Faber, vice-president; and Nadine Flower, treasurer, promofe the class candy project. w i 1 :f l 61 Mercian Cultu ral Series September 22 Diddlebeck Piano Duo 27 Margaret O'Brien October 4 Missions Speaker 19 Walter Allen November 2 Margaret O'Brien 15 Hughes String Quartet 29 Views and Counterviews: The Sciences vs. the Hu- manifies December 6 Frances Allbright January 26 Leon Israel Feuer February 14 Views and Counterviews: The Future of Catholic Education 21 Salem Rizk April 1 1 SiSter Corona, 0.3.U. A novelis? and critic, Walter Allen presented May a talk on Fat Englishmen and Quiet Ameri- 3 Views and Counterviews: Contemporary Culfure and cant Ethical Norms 9 Holland Musical Puppetry and Iiteraiure were intertwined in Sister Corunu's speech in April. --..RJ 63 The Hughes Siring Quartet with members, George Hardest, violin; Thomas Moore, violin; Lawrence Bunkhalter, viola; and Gordon Ep- person, cello; presented an assembly of fine music. A handwriting analyst and consultant, Frances Albright explained some of the relationships between handwriting and personalities. Arts and Forum Lecture Series The Birds, one of the most popular of oil Greek comedies, had for its feature a speaking chorus-a highlight of any Notional Players' production of the Greek classic. Satire, wit and general fun abounded in the play, as presented in a new acting'version by Walter Kerr. The Feis Eireann, a group of young singers, dancers and instrumentalists from Ireland, traced the history of Irish music in their March performance. This historical development moved from the music loved by an early Gaelic king to the sophisticated music influenced by the continent. The group ap- peared in a return engagement this year. Historian and lecturer, Dr. Arthur Schlesinger was the author of two Pulitzer Prize winning books. The second of these books was A Thousand Days, a memior of the late President Kennedy, whom he had served as an assistant. He explained his views on Viet Nam. 64 Seniors Student Teach The Board of Education for the Catholic schools has been located in its present place on Delaware Avenue for many years. Judy Puffenberger found that grading fest papers could be quiie an experience. She was caught by the camera at the moment of another hOh, no! How could he have had 'that answer? Getting students to become friends with books was just one of the many challenges met by Marsha Widmer. Showing confidence and poise, Marsha Widmer was a fine example of the seniors who did their student teaching during the year. Her class at Cathedral was attentive and alert even at nine-fifteen in the morning! Cooperating teachers provided student teachers with advice. Here Marsha Widmer received pointers on how to help the students with their reading. On Manhattan Avenue, the Toledo Board of Education Administration Building was the place from which all official directives came for Toledo public schools. ' Vzmicnlo'n V ' Anmmunmnu , mums . 14L LJJI .hgaugg. ' 4-4, Kathy Burnett watched approvingly as one of the St. Francis de Sales Knights read from his speech book. Lesson plans required much research. Sister M. Martha, O.S.F., taught nurses at St. Vincent's School of Nursing. Seniors Return to High School and Nursing Pictures supported lectures in Judy Meyer's history classes. 68 Fourth semester Alggbru students of Bowsher High School learned trigonometric relafion- ships from Mary Jim Sheets with the use of the board. General Science challenged the ingenuity of Nadiene Flower in communicating scien- tific concepts. Juniors and Seniors at Central Catholic High School studied Spanish under the watchful eye of Michelle Thomas. 69 Mercy School of Nursing freshmen com- muted between classes at Mary Manse and their classes at the hospital. The lobby of the nurses residence provided some infer- es'ring pictures taken from the balcony which overlooked the main foyer. 70 Nursing Means. Nurses at Mary Manse came from three area nursing schools. The freshmen nurses at Muumee Valley were found studying in their library, while others were checking the bul- letin board for announcements. The freshmen nurses at St. Vincent's School of Nursing spent time in their library much like the other students. Between classes at the hospital and at Mary Manse, students had an opportunity to enioy their spare time playing the piano. January Brought lA Return To Tara' It was a winter time. The streets covered with inches of snow nestled winter maidens hurrying 10 the wonderland afmosphere of the uRe'turn to Tara. The fire's glow and lthe time shared by all made it truly a winter of confenfmenf. Renna Stuart and escort entered Taro all smiles despite inclement weather. Scarlet O'Hara would have had a few com- petitors here. Michele Thomas awaited guests as a mem- ber of the Student Council reception com- mittee. 72 The lay faculty shared an evening of re- laxation and amusement A couple paused before an ornate fireplace for a willing photographer. Mary Jean Dixon, Kathy Doniere and escorfs discussed the dance theme punch. their over Patricia Hickey received the St. Catherine Medal from Mrs. Thomas O'Rouke at the President's Convocation. Ouisianding service and leadership were honored in November. Bishop George J. Rehring admired the Stella Maris Award pre- sented to Dr. Marian Reienf for outstanding service to the com- munity. 75 Who's Who Among American Margaret Graber Clo ra Bu rut Lynne Grindle Kaihleen Burnett Ruth Heban Jane Fauble Colleges and U niversities Judith Rothbaum Juanita Jones Mary James Sheets Judith Puffenberger Dorothy Turnwuld C. Elaine Rankin '1 . .77 $7! I Q Organizations There is a time for some things and a time for all things. . . --Cervanfes Members of the Humanities club posed ine formally as if to say, t'Hey look us over.! Humanities Club The opportunities for appreciating and learning more about the world in which one lives were provided by the Humanities Club. During the year, the members sponsored the bookmobile, went to Detroit to see a stage performance, visited the Toledo Museum of Art and brought guests for two assemblies. Their biggest project of the year was spon- sorihg the bookmobile. Proceeds from the activity went to the new library. Humanity club officers had a busy year guiding the many activities of the club. Practice makes perfect, or so the members of the classes hoped as they tried to perfect their skills for an intermural game. Athletic Club members planned exciting events guaranteed to provide fun and relaxation. Trying to find someone to receive a pass posed problems for some of the best basket- ball experts. Athletic Club Although few in numbers, the Athletic Club made up for its size in activity. This past year brains met brown in such exciting sports as basketball, volleyball, ping pong and tennis. Under the watch- ful eye of Mrs. Frances Overberg, the girls learned rules and regulations as well as the principles of good sports- manship. The biggest club event of the year was the ski-weekend open for all members of the student association. 81 World Affairs members Nadine Flower, Antoinette Cichy, Mary Frances Woiciechow- ski, Barbara Soo, Judy Meyer, Ann Fuller, and Ruth Heban, discussed the latest world happenings. World Affairs Awareness was the keynote of the World Affairs Club on the Mary Manse Campus. Formerly known us Current Events, the club was com- posed of eleven members with Mr. Donald Meracle as its advisor. The members were enrolled in the To- ledo Council on World Affairs and were invited to their lecture- luncheon series throughout the year. The club, on active organization, stimulated interest and understand- ing in local, national and interna- tional affairs on campus. Mary Frances Woiciechowski and Ruth He- ban checked the time for the next Presi- dential news conference. 82 Senator Edward Kennedy spoke in Toledo on behalf of the state and urea Demo- cratic candidates. 83 Maureen Tighe told the Young Democrats the reasons for electing State Senator Reums for governor. Young Democrats Being an off year for presi- dential elections, the members of the Young Democrats Club were kept busy by working at the down- town Democratic Headquarters sup- porting the state and local candi- dates. Many of the members took part in c: car caravan and rally put on by area Young Democrats when Senator Edward Kennedy was in Toledo. The club consisted of twenty- five members with Dr. Kenneth Sowers as their moderator. The pur- pose of the organization was to give its members a better under- standing of the American political system by active participation in it. 'Vc give you thanks for your great Resident Students Association Dorm counselors, Marjorie Flad, Elizabeth Stechschulie and Kathleen Tighe paused while working on he resident bulletin board. WWW'W-i: . .4 Life in Lourdes Hall created a time for study, laughter, singing and sharing of the ioys and sorrows of others. Under the guidance of the housemothers, the residents found dormitory living a close facsimile of home life. The Resident Student Association elected a dorm council which endea- vored to promote harmonious relation- ships between students. The council this year established singing after dinner to create a feeling of togetherness. In the winter and in the spring, students en- ioyed formal dinners prepared by Sister Monica and staff; the last dinner was to honor the graduating seniors. The counselors from each floor met to give a smoker a last minute cleaning. Ir. Dorm officers, Margaret Arnoldi, Margaret Hotz, Kathleen Tighe and Joyce Welch posed while waiting for the dorm elevator. 85 Under the diredion of Mr. David Carter, the Mary Manse Choir presented several pro- grams. During the spring, they appeared on the television program 1Mary Manse Presents! Here they posed with Mr. Caner. The Mary Manse Choir presented a lyrical Christmas program. 86 ,, 7 V3 117'. MEI 7 Hll'riilmail'mv .3, llle' H Illll ll 7 H Ii r'ka 53$ 17 na n Ar .m ma Mm 0 ,P ke nr .nP b nLe .mw K 9 ,mm e I m: Jl0.m mag enw wow : 0 Ps,O Ymk waho JMC The orchestra in formal attire performed at the Christmas concert. Their numbers included many of the traditional carols and some lesser known seasonal folk tunes. Orchestra officers, Diane Marciniak, Jane Roberts, with Betty Polan, president, planned on active yea r. 88 Orchestra The Music Department of Mary Manse could well be pleased with the achievements of the Orchestra during the past year. Com- posed of members from all classes, the group played at the lnvestiture ceremony in October and the Christmas concert in which they were combined with the Choir. They also provided the music at the President's Convo- cation in November. The highlight of the year was the graduation exercises where such favorites as uPomp and Circumstance ushered the newly graduated women. 89 Student Sthuol Council Student Spiritual Council is the organization which guides and brings enriching spiritual activities to the students of Mary Manse. The membership consists of all full-time Catholic students enrolled at the college. The policy-making body is the Central Board com- posed of the moderator, Sister Mary Kathleen, offi- cers, and committee chairmen from the various classes. In fulfilling personal sanctificotion of each individual, S.S.C. has acquired its newest duty of the organiza- tion and execution of the retreat plans for the entire student body. S.S.C. Central Board members, tfrom lettt Phyllis Zelinski; Angela Barone; Jo- anne Vartorella, secretary; Judith Puffen- berger, vice president; Dorothy Turnwald, president; Phyliss Dettwiller; treasurer; Claudia Bowen; Sabina Kurdziel and Maryanne Warnement discussed the pro- ceeds from their Christmas project. mama t ' Sabina Kurdziel spent a busy lunch period selling Christmas cards for the S.S.C. fund raising proiect conducted before exams. Regina Flahie, tcentert, instructed her delegates, Urom Ieftt, Karen Kuemmel, Joanne Vur- torella, Joan Hoersten, Judith Puffenberger, and Phyllis Zelinski. National Federation of Catholic College Students The student body of Mary Manse College is enrolled in the National Federation of Catholic College Students. This organization unites the Catholic colleges to further Chris- tian apostolic work. During the past summer the delegation attended the national con- vention in Cincinnati, Ohio. The knowledge brought back has been put into practical use. It was influential with the Father Beit- ing Appalachia proiect conducted during the Christmas season by the student body. Departing for a regional NF convention are Christine Klocinski, Kathryn Harrison and Rose Ann Pruszynski. The members of the Sodality of Our Lady posed before the statue of Notre Dame in the old library. They were Ueh column from tom Linda Geretz, Patricia Chopka, Heidi Warren, Carolyn Bing, Mariorie Bowen, Angela Barone, Donna Kowulowski, Renter fronQ Arlene Wieging, high? column from tom Kathleen Witko, Sally Griffin, Alice Hellman, Dorothy Turnwuld, Gretchen Mehling, Sabina Kurdziel, Alice Bielawski, Teresa Gervasi and Judy Barnhiser. The young women in the front row were the officers of 1966-1967. Daily mass was offered at noon for the benefit of the student body and faculty. Sodalify Unites 93 The Legion of Mary officers, tfrom Iefti Geraldine Wieg- ing, Charlotte Klima, Virginia Warnecke, and Gail Howard, prepared for an evening meeting. An apostolic organization, the Legion of Mary was formulated on Campus to aid in the promotion of Christian unity and sanctifica- tion. Though a relatively small group, its mem- bers have been quite active at school and in the community. Their varied projects included teaching catechism, distributing religious arti- cles, and visiting the elderly in area rest homes. They also gave their time and energies to sun- dry college activities. iiTo Christ through Mary, was the motto of Our Lady's Sodality, which strove to make each member an exemplary Catholic. Through weekly meetings, which concerned current topics of the Church and problems faced by the modern woman, a greater concept of life's challenges was had. With a song in their hearts, the members of the Legion of Mary and the Sodality united to give their favorite Senior Citizens from the area rest homes a joyous Christmas season. Each was presented with a remembrance of the groups' visit. They will long remember the girls who sang many Christmas carols-songs which made everyone young at heart. Mary Manse Student Association Dedication, determination and leadership, characterize the mem- bers of the 1966-1967 Student Council. Under the guidance of Sister Marie de Lourdes the officers coordinated the activities of the Mary Manse Students Association, which includes all full time students. In September the Students Facul- ty Reception provided a time to get acquainted. The Christmas proiect to help the Appalachian people provided a time to serve. New ad- ditions to the campus included Mary Manse matches, ashtrays, and stu- dent government stationary. Room 206 was established as the center of student activities. After the open- ing of the new library, the center was moved to the second floor of Kw... - . 7.; 1 the old library. The Mary Manse Student Council of 1966-1967 was composed of all class officers, the presidents of all council recognized organizations and the tour Student Council officers. The Student Council officers were lseated from third left to rightl Patricia Hickey, secretal'y; Elaine Rankin, vice- president; Margaret Graber, president; and Kathleen Shea, treasurer. Gathered around the model of the proposed hew buildings for the campus were members of the Student Council Executive Board. They were lfrom left to rightl Rosemary Smith, Mary Susan Kimerner, Margaret Gra- ber, Elaine Rankin, Edith Wannemacher, Patricia Hickey, Gretchen Mehling, and Kathleen Shea. Some members of Student Council made the trip to Appalachia. Here Peg Graber compared the routes to take with Mr. Yezbick, the generous faculty member who volunteered to drive the truck. Packing the truck with goods for Appalachia were Regina Flahie and several stronger helpers. Mr. Yezbick started the truck, donated by the Avis firm for the trip. One mile from the exit to Berea, the truck needed a little sustenance . . . gas. Despite the slight delay, the trip was a success and all had a safe return. 95 A brief pause from correcting galleys pro- vided Juanita Jones and Marvel Brinkman with an occasion to laugh. Preludes, a literary supplement, was complied under the direction of Jane Fauble and Lynne Grindle. The art work and the literary pieces were submitted by the student body. Scott Bode and Judith Puffenberger were kept busy guiding the publicity of the col- lege throughout the year. Campus Crier. . . Voice of the News Juanita Jones Editor-in-chief Phyllis Seimet Business manager Marvel Brinkman Circulation manager Kathy Burnett Photographer Staff: Claudia Bowen, Sue Bruof, Sue Cieslukowski, Sue Gludieux, Lynne Grindle, Karen Gwynne, Marsha Jenkins, Karen O'Leary, Mary Gay Mat- 1ero, Mary Ann Quilter, Ruth Retfenberger, Helen Warnecke, and Kathy Wifko. Mr. Francis Yezbick Advisor 97 Juanita Jones, editor-in-chief of the Campus Crier, typed many of the articles later found in an issue of the paper. The staff of 1he Campus Crier gathered fre- quently for meetings. The staff included bianding from lefn, Ruth Re'nenberger, Kathy Wilko, Karen Gwynne, Karen O'leary, Sue Ci- eslukowski, Mary Ann Quilter, $eaied from lem, Claudia Bowen, Sue Gladieux and Marsha Jenkins. 1967 Brescian Staff Mary James Sheets Editor-in-chief Dianne Saholsky Business manager Kathleen Burnett Student photographer Staff: Lee Anne Babuich, Angela Bcrone, Veronica Gonneilo, Lynne Grindle, Juanita Jones, Judith Puffenberger, Elaine Rankin, Judith Rothbaum, Irene Ruen, Joan Vartorello, Helen Warnecke, Mary Anne Warnemont, and Phyllis Zelinski. John K. Wakelin Studio Photographer Douglas Bynum Edwards Brothers Consultant Editor of the Brescian, Mary Jim Sheets spent many hours in arranging pictures on layouts. During the fleeting hours before the dead- line, Kathy Burnett and Mary Jim Sheets conferred often about pictures and layouts. Pictures were needed to tell the story. Kathy Burnett was found frequently to have a camera in hand during the year. 98 The Brescian siaff gathered for a meeting with the editor. The members were Manding from lem, Mary Anne Warnemonf, Elaine Rankin, Mary Jim Sheefs, Edited, Lee Anne Babuich, Sue Thompson, Lynne Grindle, Helen Warnecke, Joan Vartorellu, Ronnie Gonnella, Phyllis Zelinski, beefed from law, Irene Ruen and Judy Puffenberger. Bills, bookkeeping and ads were all part of Dianne Saholsky's job as business mam ager. . .und she chould smile about it too! Seniors Be ruled by time, the wisest counsellor of all. -Plu1cnrch The Long Awaifed Year Has Come 102 To everything there is a season, and a fime fo every purpose. Ecclesiales iii.. Margaret Arnoldi B.A. Lee Anne Bubiuch B.A. Karen Baker B.A. Moior: Social Studies Maior: Social Studies Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Clara Bow? B.S. Barbara Boskin B.A. Kathleen Burnett B.A. Major: Biology Maior: Social Studies Moior: Speech Minor: Chemistry Minor: Eiemenfory Education Minor: Psychology For fhe Class of '67 Joan Drzewiecki B.S. Muior: Nursing Education Minor: Psychology Alice Eishen B.A. Rose Marie Faber B.A. June Fuuble B.A. Maior: Social Studies Major: Social Studies Major: A Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elemeniary Education Minor: Social Studies Coming from Various Environments We Found Regina Flahie B.A. Major: French Minor: English Nadine Flower B.A. Major: History Minor: Physics 104 Ann Marie FuHer B.A. Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Ourselves . Ann Gitzinger B.A. Maior: Psychology Minor: Special Education . o . Be Wilde red Fre5h m an M. Veronica Gonnella B.A. Margaret Graber B.A. Lynne Grindle B.A. Major: Social Studies Major: Biology Maior: English Minor: Elementary Education Minor: History Minor: French 105 Alice Hellman B.A. Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Ruth Hebun B.A. Maior: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Joan Marie Heinl B.A. Major: Social Siudies Minor: Elementary Education As Acquaintances Were Made 106 Patricia Hipp B.A. Wilma Howard B.A. Maior: Social Studies Maior: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Edna Jones B.A. Juanita Jones B.A. Maior: Social Studies Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology A Relaxed and Eased Afmosphere Was Formed Time ripens all things. No man is born wise. Cervantes 107 As Decisive Sophomores We Chose, Our 7 k I Lucy Jones B.A. Maior: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Ann Finneran Ketron B.A. Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Jane Kreinbrink B.A. Mary Ellen Kuhlmun B.A. Major: Music Educaiion Maior: Sociology Minor: History Minor: French 108 Rebecca Kynard B.A. Maior: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Judith Luuer B.A. Maior: History Minor: Secondary Educuiion Major and Minor Fields of Sfudy ex .-.;..-?;4 3. -. Joan Lehner B.S.N. Major: Nursing Minor: Social Studies 109 Patricio Linder B.A. Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Marcia Luzier B-A. Judith Meyer B.A. Marna O'Brien B.A. Maior: Psychology Major: History Major: Social Studies Minor: Sociology Minor: Spanish Minor: Elementary Education 1 Alberta Page B.A. Ruthanne Palmer B.A. Roseanne Peiffer B.A. Major: Social Studies Major: Social Studies Maior: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Educcnion Friendships Were Made for a Lifefime Benha Peyton B.M. Muior: Voice Minor: Piano Mary Ann Pillarelli B.A. Maior: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Marcia Pluto B.A. Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Elizabeth Polen B. M. Muior: Music Minor: Education Rose Ann Pruszynski B,A. Judith Puffenberger B.A. C. Elaine Rankin B.A. Major: Social Studies Major: Social Studies Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Educaiion Minor: Physical Science Class Rings, the Prom and Preparing fhe Senior As every fhread of gold is valuable, so is every moment of time. J. Mason Linda Recker B.A. Lavonne Reed B.A. Rhoda Dwyke Robinson B.A. Maior: Social Studies Muior: Social Studies Muior: Social Studies Minor: Physical Science Minor: Elementary Education MinOr: Elementary Education Banquef Creafed a Bond of Unify for Juniors Judith Rofhbaum B.A. Irene Ruen B.S. Susan Sadlier B.A. Maior: Social Studies Muior: Biology Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Chemistry Minor: Special Education Al 1 Rosemary Sadoski B.A. Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Academics Combined wifh Many Acfivifies Dianne Saholsky B.A. Maior: History Minor: Theology Rosemary Welter Sanders 5.5. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Rounded Ouf the Senior Year Mary James Sheets B.A. Rosemary Smith B.A. Marilyn Sulewski B.A. Maior: Mathematics Major: Social Studies Major: Social Studies Minor: Physical Science Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education 115 Michele Thomas B.A. Moior: Spanish Minor: History Dorothy Turanld B.A. Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Susan Thompson B.A. Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Sandra Versprille B.A. Maior: Social S'tudies Minor: Elementary Education 116 Helen Warnecke B.A. Joyce Welch B.A. Maior: Social Siudies Major: Speech Minor: Elementary Education Minor: English To Mary Manse Mary Ann Wernimont B.A. Marsha Widmer B.A. Phylis Zelinski B.A. Major: Social Studies Maior: Social Studies Major: Social Studies Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education These Are the People In Sfep Wifh the Times . . . TOWN CLUB 89119129 Croledok 7:1'stt People SlX-O'SIX ADAMS TOLED0,0HIO. 120 LADIES CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO MARY MANSE CLASS OF 1967 L C B A 305 W. 61h Street Erie, Pa. Over seventy-six years of Insurance Protection for the Catholic Families and Mary Manse Graduates. Notional Marshal Salome Rutkowski 556 E. Hudson St. National Trustee Florence Crowley 1619 Gould Rd. Toledo, Ohio Joe 1. Cooper, Florist 2040 South Byrne Road EV 5-4651 Nick Dilorenzo Shoe Repair 452 West Delaware Toledo, Ohio Dun-Rite Industry 3232 South Ave. 385-5359 Gesu Church 2049 Parkside Blvd. Toledo, Ohio Mr. 8: Mrs. John Grindle 1116 Craig Road Moumee, Ohio Heather Downs Flower And Gift Shop 2151 Soufh Byrne Rood 382-3292 J. S. Janney Ace Hardware Atlas Bridal Shop 2932 Lagrange 51. RA 9-2521 Bridal Aisle 3230 Lagrange 51. 246-8169 Buettner Printing Company 11-15Michigan 5?. 241-3112 Chances R 2484 Collingwood Blvd. 246-4572 Chuck Koehler's Collingwood Sohio 2526 Collingwood Blvd. 241-0784 Collingwood Rexall Drug Collingwood of Delaware 244-0151 Churchill's Super Markets, Inc. 2845 West Cen'rral Ave. 479-7888 Greetings to the Class of 1967 Mary Manse College from Christ the King Parish and School 4100 Harvest Lone Toledo, Ohio 121 What a wonderful Open World THE QUAL'TY MARK Wherever you live, work, shop or travel, TO LOOK FOR you'll find L.O.F. Gloss making it more enjoy- able. In homes, motels, schools and stores. In offices and factories. ln hospitals and churhes. In cars, buses, trains and planes. There's an L.O,F. Gloss that insulates win- dows. It's called Thermopanetm insulating glass. Another subdues sun heat and glare. L.O.F. Glass that makes automobiles safer. L.O.F. Gloss to do a thousand things. 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SAINT URSULA ACADEMY 4025 Indian Rood Toledo 6, Ohio 124 .- LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN ARCHES McDonald's 7 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 2112 W. Laskey'Rd. 2325 Woodville Rd. 2259 S. Byrne Rd. 3158 Cherry St. 3345 Monroe 31. 805 N. Reynolds Rd. 3138 Secor Rd. Where Quality Sforts Fresh Every Day CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FORTY-SECOND GRADUATING CLASS A Hearty Welcome to the Alumnae Association! We invite you to become active members in our Association, which has for its object: To preserve in the graduates of Mary Manse College ideals of their college days; To assist the graduates to a practical reali- zation of these ideals; To promote the welfare of the college itself. OFFICERSe 1966-1967 President 5 Miss Rosalie Dzingleski President-elect - Mrs. Irvin F. Kyle Secretary - Mrs. Richard L. Daley Treasurer 5 Miss Judy Lengel Over One Hundred Years of Service F. C. BIEBESHEIMER 8: SONS, INC. to the Community WALTER J. KOUNTZ CommerciaI-Industrial 9 SON INSURANCE Repair8;Service Mechanical Contractors 616 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 4962 Monroe Street TOLEDO, OH IO 475-3851 475-6101 Phone: 243-9114 125 Today's classrooms furnish knowledge that will help in tomorrow,s world. That's why ' Toledp. Edison urges employees to improve their skllls, ablhties and mental growth through company-sponsored educa- tion and training programs such as: EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PLANS ADVANCED MANAGEMENT COURSES FOREMANSHIP CLASSES SPECIAL ON THE JOB TRAINING AND STUDY . But. we also encourage other people to conpnue their education so they can qualify for incxfeasmgly important jobs such as those at Toledo Edlson. TOLE DO E DISON A good place to work 301 River Road 2410 Medford Dr. The Old Plantation 893-8789 Old West End Conservation Staff 2480 Collingwood Blvd. 241-1921 Powder Printing 2449 Collingwood 242-5622 Mr. 8; Mrs. Claud Recker 605 East 4th 51. Ottawa, Ohio St. Jude Church 3650 Victory Lane Toledo, Ohio Mr. 8: Mrs. James G. Sheets Toledo, Ohio Mary Manse College Class of 1970 Mary Manse College Student Association McAuIey High School 2303 Brookford Dr. Toledo, Ohio National Federation of Catholic College Students Nordmun Roofing Company, Inc. 1715 Starr Ave. 691-5737 Notre Dame Academy 3535 Sylvania Ave. Toledo, Ohio 126 THE CATHOLIC CLUB offers a complete recreation program Swimming Pool and Gymnasium Classes in Swimming and Life Saving Activities for the entire family Memberships open to men, women, and children Pool available for splash parties Facilities for Wedding Receptions, Dances, Dinners, and Parties THE CATHOLIC CLUB 1 3 1 -16th Street al- Jefferson CHerry 3-725 5 Maumee, Ohio CONSTRUCTION Co. Quilalz'ng Construction 914 Summit. 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Lubeck University Cleaners 3123 West Bancroft 536-2671 Urbanski Funeral Home 2907 Lagrange at Dexter 244-8721 White Hut Family Drive-Ins 128 ART 8t DRAFTING SUPPLIES Sewing the educational field with a complete line of Drafting, Art and Engineering Supplies of the highest quality at low price' 0 SLIDE RULES 0 SCALES 0 SKETCHING EASELS 0 DRAFTING TABLES 0 DRAWING SETS 0 TRANSIT and LEVELING RODS 0 T-SQUARES . TRIANGLES We've been in business for more than a half century, furnish- ing supplies and blueprints for many of the largest industrial, office, mercantile and educational buildings in Toledo and the surrounding territory. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE TOLEDO BLUE PRINT 8t PAPER CO. 316 SUPERIOR ST. 0 CH 3-7224 CONGRATULATIONS to the new graduates As parents, neighbors, and friends we naturally have a special interest in the quality of our schools. No community is better than its schools, and no school is better than the determination and willingness of a community to support standards high enough and broad enough to meet tomorrowts levels of need, both vocationally and for citizenship. OWENs-ILLINOIS Toledo, Ohio t 129 Student Index Abou-Khalil, Graziella RR. 414, Port Clinton, Ohio Adams, Vivian 1347 W. Bancroft, Toledo, Ohio Adamshick, Joan 3121 Glencairn, Toledo, Ohio Adler, Jane? 2952 W. Bancroft, Toledo, Ohio del Aguila, Yvonne 4753 Imperial Drive, Toledo, Ohio Anderson, Paulo 1462 Bradmore Drive, Toledo, Ohio Appelhans, Mary 874 Spencer 51., Toledo, Ohio Arnoldi, Peggy 527 Clinton St, Sandusky, Ohio Aufh, Mary 5157 Oldham Drive, Toledo, Ohio Avent, Victoria 4611 Easfway, Toledo, Ohio Avinc, Sandra R.R. 195 2, Box 299, Swon'ron, Ohio Babiuch, Lee Ann 517 Rochelle Road, Toledo, Ohio Baker, Karen Barrett Drive, Minef'ro, New York Borone, Angela 513 Meigs St, Sandusky, Ohio Barrett, Mary 27 Neise Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Boruf, Clara 556 Mettler 51., Toledo, Ohio Boskin, Barbara 1126 Indiana Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Bass, Rebecca 7250 Huckleberry Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio Bates, Rose 29802 Bates Rood, Perrysburg, Ohio Batey, Patricia 308 W. Madison 81., Gibsonburg, Ohio Beattie, Theresa 125 Popular St, Wyandotfe, Michigan Behon, Mary 3840 Siannord Drive, Toledo, Ohio Beins, Judi'th 126 V2 Rosalind Place, Toledo, Ohio Beins, Marianne 435 Kenilworfh Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Berry, M. Claudia 12435 Eckel Junction Road, Perrysburg, Ohio Besley, Karen 6073 Brookline Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana Biehler, Judith 927 Wolfe Avenue, Fremont, Ohio Bielowski, Alice Comptrollers Div. 8th. Log. Com., APO 9? 09019, New York, New York Bils, Barbara R.R. $5 4, Upper Sandusky, Ohio Bing, Carolyn 1886 Morrison 51., Fremont, Ohio Bires, Ellen 4048 Burnhum Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Blodgeft, Candace 3379 Route 71f46, Apt. 1 1-J, Parsippany, New Jersey Boczek, Christina Michigan Bowen, Claudia 6110 Moorefield Road, Baltimore, Maryland Bowen, Mariorie 6110 Moorefield Road, Baltimore, Maryland 2516 Lawrence, Toledo, Ohio RR. 475 2, Columbus Grove, Ohio 5615 Rudyard Road, Sylvania, Ohio 2730 Koop Road, Lima, Ohio 1284 Summerlae Avenue, Washington, 1552 Meodowbrook Way, Temperance, Bowen, Rebecca Bowers, Barbara Bowman, Jean Boyer, Sondra Brehl, Nancy Pennsylvania Brennan, Susan 1527 Brookside Drive, Findlay, Ohio Brenner, Joyce 5649 Stewart, Sylvaniu, Ohio Brinkman, Marvel RR. 5119 4, Ottawa, Ohio 141 W. Perry 51., Tiffin, Ohio 1024 Kipling Drive, Toledo, Ohio Bruot, Suzanne 4609 Wyndwood Road, Toledo, Ohio Brufsche, Ann 8 Corwin $1., Norwalk, Ohio Burnett, Kathleen 3410 Anderson Pkwy., Toledo, Ohio Burns, Anne 11 Argyle St, Andover, Massachusetts Burrows, Constance 2050 W. State Road, Fremont, Ohio Busdieker, Susan 531 Federman St, Toledo, Ohio Comp, Christine 2453 Grantwood Drive, Toledo, Ohio Carnahan, Sue 203 Souih Wayne 51., Fremont, Ohio Brown, Jeanne Bruen, Kathryn Chadd, Judi 2165 Marlowe Road, Toledo, Ohio Charoenvicha, Lcddawan 68-74 Yunfroragifgosol, Phrae, ThaHond Cheney, Cheryl Chopko, Patricia Christian, Roberta Cichy, Antoinette Cieslukowski, Susanne Clay, Carol Jean 102 E. North 51., Elidu, Ohio R.R. if 1, Cresco, Pennsylvania 9558 Pinnacle Road, Sauquoif, New York 3213 Franklin Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 5714 Seaman Road, Oregon, Ohio 3919 Seckinger, Toledo, Ohio Coleman, Millie 1136 Buckingham 81., Toledo, Ohio Conklin, Mary Ann 2737 Parkwood, Toledo, Ohio Conn, Martha 705 Walnut, Ottawa, Ohio Connell, Sheila 3627 Anderson Pkwy., Toledo, Ohio Cooper, Carmelina 39 River Road, Waterville, Ohio Cosentino, Pamela 960 Palmer St, Wooster, Ohio Couturier, Kathleen 1519 Milburn, Toledo, Ohio Cowell, Kathleen 5216 Summit St, Toledo, Ohio Crippen, Jacqueline 1024 Woodsdole Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 130 Curran, Joanne 48 Lexington Avenue, Stanton Island, New York Curran, Pafrick 514 Potter 51., Toledo, Ohio Curtis, Carol 133 Bloomingrove Drive, Troy, New York Czerniok, Mary Christine 7020 Dorr St, Toledo, Ohio Davis, Lonnie 18830 Meredith Avenue, Euclid, Ohio DeBrock, Christine 407 E. John 51., Maumee, Ohio DeChanf, Barbara 2705 Huron-Avery Rood, Huron, Ohio Delgado, Martha 858 Lynn 51., Fostoria, Ohio 1915 C055 Road, Toledo, Ohio 19 Charon Terrace, South Hadley, Dennis, Rose Desmorois, Patricia Massachusetts DeftwillerrPhyllis R.R. 511-L1, McDermott, Ohio Dewyer, LaLona R.R. $51, Cygnet, Ohio Dial, Jane 28 N. Foster 51., Norwalk, Ohio Difflebeck, Candace 2332 E. Grecourt Drive, Toledo, Ohio Dixon, Mary C. 1918 Fairfax Road, Toledo, Ohio Dixon, Mary Jean 2330 Parkwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Doniere, Catherine 2537 Alexis Road, Toledo, Ohio Dove, Ingrid 11265 Washington Blvd., Miami, Florida Drzewieki, Joan 2747 Dulefore Drive, Toledo, Ohio Dudley, Patricia 327 E. Madison St, Gibsonburg, Ohio Duly, Diane 499 Beech St, Rossford, Ohio Durnwald, Susan 1416 River Drive, Fremont, Ohio Durst, Joan 615 lslington, Toledo, Ohio DuShane, Mary Ann 7341 Middlebury Drive, Lambertville, Michigan Duszynski, Kathleen 5443 Douglas Road, Toledo, Ohio Dziedzic, Nancy 3216 Franklin Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Ehlinger, June 855 Washington Avenue, Defiance, Ohio Eishen, Alice 511 Wayne St, Sandusky, Ohio Emlinger, Jean 1688172 Avondale, Toledo, Ohio Evans, Williann 2237 Puinam, Toledo, Ohio Faber, Rose Marie 316 Fulton St, Sandusky, Ohio Faisanf, Denise 52 Court 51., Lancasfer, New York Falcey, Colleen 1022 Stuyvesant Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey Falise, Kathleen 414 Dixie Highway, Rossford, Ohio Fuller, Barbara 7 Princess St, Parsippany, New Jersey Fandrey, Ann 5770 St. Clement Court, Toledo, Ohio Fauble, June 206 Woodland Avenue, Swanfon, Ohio Fellhuuer, Nancy 2168 Airport Highway, Toledo, Ohio Fitzpatrick, Judy 14593 Grafton Road, Carleton, Michigan Flad, Mariorie 1093 Sfoney Brook Drive, Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Flaherty, Rita 2530 Cherry St, Toledo, Ohio Flahie, Regina 4364 Norfhmoor Road, Ottawa Hills, Ohio Florkowski, Rosemary 4922 Burnham, Toledo, Ohio Flory, Apollonia 219 Wilford, Toledo, Ohio Flower, Nadine 231 Kosciusko, Toledo, Ohio Flynn, Patricia 3332 Cragmoor, Toledo, Ohio Foos, Kafhry'n 7 Parsons $1., Norwalk, Ohio Forster, Barbara 935 W. Main 51., Risingsun, Ohio 131 111 Wilber, Walbridge, Ohio 5 Greenwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Franklin, Charlotte RR. 999 3, Box 248, Wakeman, Ohio Franklin, Josephine 817 Ranch Drive, Toledo, Ohio Fuller, Ann 2641 Castlefon Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Gabel, Joan 3204 Talmadge Road, Toledo, Ohio Gaieffo, Betty 50 Jackson St, Tiffin, Ohio Garner, Maxine 857 Nebraska, Toledo, Ohio Garrison, Ellen 630 Russell, Toledo, Ohio Gaynier, Mildred 4501 Allen Cove Road, LaSalle, Michigan Geiger, Janis 2876 Broadway, Toledo, Ohio Geisland, Vivian 26 Meadow Lane, Toledo, Ohio Gerdeman, June 975 Delphos Avenue, Lima, Ohio Gerding, Norma RR. 415 3, OHuwa, Ohio Geretz, Linda 301 Gumwood Road, Huron, Ohio Gerfen, Rose Ann RR. 1151, Leipsic, Ohio Gervasi, Theresa 2002 Brookdcle Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Gifzinger, Ann 3201 Sunnycresf Lune, Kettering, Ohio Goetz, Elisabeth 4440 Willys Parkway, Toledo, Ohio Gonnella, Veronica 1024 Seton Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio Gonzales, R110 Marie 303 Cedar St, Clayton, New Mexico Gosses, Margaret 4136 Thornton, Toledo, Ohio Graber, Margaret 6425 Douglas Road, Toledo, Ohio Gramling, Kathryn 3716 Drummond Road, Toledo, Ohio Grieger, Mary Kay RR. 4151, Oak Harbor, Ohio Griffin, Sally 5802 3. Columbus Avenue, Sandusky, Ohio Griffin, Sheila 2026 Sandringham, Toledo, Ohio Grindle, Carole 1116 Craig Road, Maumee, Ohio Grindle, Lynne 1116 Craig Road, Maumee, Ohio Grisvard, Mary Lee 438 Rockingham, Toledo, Ohio Grobosky, Frank 4565 286th 51., Toledo, Ohio Gwynne, Karen 708 Willard St, Toledo, Ohio Fox, Frances Fronkforter, Marilyn Haas, Jeanne 3542 Bowen Rood, Toledo, Ohio Hadley, Diana 2238 Jefferson Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Huger, Marilyn 1309 Navarre, Toledo, Ohio Halpin, Beth 419 E. William 51., Maumee, Ohio Harrington, Patricia 526 Hubert Avenue, Springfield, Ohio Harrison, Kafhryn 4948 Edsal Drive, Lyndhursf, Ohio Hart, Dione 1412 Towers Road, Oregon, Ohio Hartman, Theresa 5539 Sunnyside Drive, Toledo, Ohio Haslinger, Donna 226 Columbus Avenue, Fostoria, Ohio Hausmann,Mary 361 McMillan Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Head, Jo Ann 3735 Jackson Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Heban, Rufh 28122 White Road, Perrysburg, Ohio Heinl, Joan 2050 Perth 31., Toledo, Ohio Hellman, Alice RR. 5453, Delphos, Ohio Helm, Arlyne 363 Kopernik, Toledo, Ohio Henderson, Maurice 546172 Fernwood, Toledo, Ohio Henry, Kathryn 332 West Wyandot Avenue, Upper Sandusky, Ohio Herbert, Judith 137 Coe $1., Tiffin, Ohio Hermiller, June 1193 West Main $1., Ottawa, Ohio Herrage, Carolyn 3536 E. 116 St, Cleveland, Ohio Herrig, Kathleen 346 N. Town St, Fosforia, Ohio Hickey, Patricia 7301 Coder Road, Maumee, Ohio Hipp, Patricia 220 Heffner 51., Toledo, Ohio Hobbs, June 1033 Lincoln Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Hoersfen, Joan RR. 475 2, F1. Jennings, Ohio Hoffman, Cecilia 621 Bates Lane, Monroe, Michigan Hoffman, Mary P01 519 E. Fourth 51., East Liverpool, Ohio Hooley, Maureen 44 Kirkilzes Road, Pittsford, New York Hotz, Margaret 1502 Napoleon 51., Fremont, Ohio Howard, Gail -1130 West 27th 51., Jacksonville, Florida Howard, Wilma 2331 Franklin, Toledo, Ohio Hunter, Cassie 2120 Lennox Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 132 Huss, Darla 4405 Lancelof Road, Toledo, Ohio Hutchinson, Sandra 5642 King Arthur Court, Toledo, Ohio Huth, Marygene 273 W. Market St, Tiffin, Ohio Jablonski, Diane 3330 Mulberry 51., Toledo, Ohio Jachimiak, Jeanne 4718 Rambo Lone, Toledo, Ohio Jackson, Carol 623 Plum Drive, Coldwater, Ohio Jenkins, Marsha 59 Kenilworth Drive, Toledo, Ohio Jennings, Sandra 2051 Sherwood, Toledo, Ohio Johnson, Jacquelyn 255 Findlay St, Fosforia, Ohio Jones, Edna 910 Nebraska 51., Toledo, Ohio Jones, Juanita 1330 W. Delaware, Toledo, Ohio Jones, Lucy Chevak, Alaska Junkins, Joanne 555 50. Detroit Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Kapp, Dianna 2614 - 10411: St, Toledo, Ohio Kelley, Mary Ann 116 W. Maple Avenue, Newark, New Yo Keiser, Elaine 6011 Dellwood Drive, Toledo, Ohio Kendricks, Merrie 2162 Westbrook Drive, Toledo, Ohio Kennedy, Jayne 16413 Westdale, Cleveland, Ohio Kennedy, Margaret 115 Chingarora, Keyport, New Jersey Kerul, Teresa Box 2110, Harbor Road, Port Clinton, Ohio Ketron, Anne 2271 Parkwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Kiminer, Sue 3545 N. 36th Road, Arlington, Virginia Klima, Charlohe 1530 E. Main St, Ottawa, Ohio Klocinski, Christine 1740 Parkway North, Maumee, Ohio Kovach, Ann 167 Everett St, Toledo, Ohio Kovach, Diane 167 Everett St, Toledo, Ohio Kowalewski, Donna 240 W. Capistrano Avenue, Toledo, 0 Kozlowski, Kathleen 3630 Elm 81., Toledo, Ohio Krauel, Alice 8387 Douglas Road, Temperance, Michigan Kreinbrink, Jane RR. ?515 2, Box1194, Leipsic, Ohio Krepela, Elaine 54 Maple $1., Wes? Springfield, Massachusetts Kubiak, Sharon 217 Housman St, Toledo, Ohio Kuemmel, Karen Middle Bass Island, Ohio Kuhlman, Mary Ellen Box 37, Glandorf, Ohio Kurdziel, Sabina 9610 Parkland Drive, Parma, Ohio Kynard, Rebecca 1671 Palmwood, Toledo, Ohio Lanfare, Diana 4512 Vineyard Road, Toledo, Ohio Lanius, Penelope 29 Cortland St, Norwalk, Ohio Lafhan, Gloria 1429 Huron $1., Toledo, Ohio Lauer, Judi 1308 Napoleon St, Fremont, Ohio Lavish, Lesley 154 S. Leavih Road, Amherst, Ohio Lee, Gloria 1429 Huron, Toledo, Ohio Lehner, Joan 1906 Potomac Drive, Toledo, Ohio Liberkowski, Rose Marie 1643 Woodland, Toledo, Ohio Liebrecht, Linda RR. 473, Delphos, Ohio Linder, Patricia 30 Norwood Avenue, Norwalk, Ohio Lindsley, Patricia 5226 S. Main St, Sylvania, Ohio Linenkugel, Frances 2126 Birkdale Road, Toledo, Ohio Love, Barbara 1601 22nd $1., Toledo, Ohio Leroy, Lucius 76 Port Lawrence Homes, Toledo, Ohio Luzier, Marcia 55 Fairview Avenue, West Orange, New Jer. 3601 Burton Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 1882 Country Club Drive, Grosse Pointe Lynch, Mary Joyce MacNeil, Barbara Woods, Michigan Maddox, Patricia 1024 Indiana Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Maicher, Victoria 2419 Keystone Road, Parma, Ohio Maiik, Linda Ann 2570 York $1., Toledo, Ohio Malin, Sandra 4125 Asbury, Toledo, Ohio Mangine, Rita 2216 McMackin, North Madison, Ohio Marchino, Grace 410 33rd $1., N.W., Canton, Ohio Marciniok, Dianne 1322 Campbell $1., Toledo, Ohio Martin, Sharon 2447 Scohwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Martinez, Carmen Unid. Sim, Marina Norte Z-201, Colluo, Peru Mathias, Mary Jo 165 Hall St, Tiffin, Ohio Mafiera, Mary Guy 5449 Marriott Road, Toledo, Ohio Mcfiews, Anthony 8056 Cedar Point Road, Oregon, Ohio Maxson, Beth 450 Bryant St, Toledo, Ohio Mazuchowski, Gloria 246 Palmer, Toledo, Ohio McConahey, Linda Lou 2341 Dana 51., Toledo, Ohio McCormick, Martha Hamden Road, Wellston, Ohio McCray, Cassandra 1008 Fernwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio McDonald, Joan 409 Melrose Avenue, Toledo, Ohio McGuire, Mary Jo 4046 Garden Park, Toledo, Ohio McGrady, Cecilia 901 Smith Road, Fremont, Ohio McHue, Denise 561 Southover Road, Toledo, Ohio McKaig, Joan 548 California, Toledo, Ohio McNamara, Kathleen 2149 Marengo Drive, Toledo, Ohio McNaft, Judy Gayle 5706 Vail Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Meesig, Sharon 75 Corwin $1.,'Norwolk, Ohio Mehling, Gretchen 412 Camp 51., Piqua, Ohio Mehling, Patricia 1518 Garrison $1., Fremont, Ohio Melczak, Judith 747 Sandralee Drive, Toledo, Ohio Menes, Maryann 3326 E. Harvard Blvd.,'Ccnfbn, Ohio Mertz, Rebecca 941 Wayne Avenue, Defiance, Ohio Meyer, Judith 614 Utah 51., Toledo, Ohio 205 Schiller Avenue, Sandusky, Ohio 409 W. St. John, Maumee, Ohio Mierzeiewski, Julie 136 Bacon 51., Rossford, Ohio Miller, Barbara Ann 3306 Woodley, Toledo, Ohio Miller, Marlene R.R. 395 1, Cloverdale, Ohio Moody, Miriam L. 2112 N. 13th 51., Toledo, Ohio Moore, Constance 920 Trinity Avenue, Bronx, New York Morales, Lyssefte 1000 N. Daniel St, Arlington, Virginia Morman, Jean R.R. 5451, Columbus Grove, Ohio Morrisey, Vonnie 511 W. Sundusky St, Findlay, Ohio Muehleck, Genevieve 21 Eleanor Road, Plainview, L. I., New York Murphy, Jane Murphy, Mary Ann Murphy, Noreen Murray, Sandro Nes'rer, Mary Sue Meyer, Kay Ann Michels, Louise 226 Wintrop Avenue, Elmhursf, Illinois P.O. Box H, Red Banks, New Jersey 1621 N. West 51:, Lima, Ohio 5910 North w. 7th Court, Miami, Florida 702 Defiance $1., Wapakoneta, Ohio 133 1218 Corbin Road, Toledo, Ohio O'Brien, Marna 1001 N. West St, Lima, Ohio O'Connell, Mary Anne 419 Critfenden, Toledo, Ohio 1041 Craig Road, Maumee, Ohio 84 Tarrytown Lane, Worcester, Nimigan, Beverly O'Hearn, Patricia O'Leary, Karen Massachusetts Okenka, Marie 2811 Randell Drive, Oregon, Ohio Old, Catherine 4708 May Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Oliver, Sara 5270 Alexix Road, Sylvania, Ohio Orris, Theone Rt. 1151, Box 42, Millbury, Ohio Ortiz, Andrea Plaza Bolognesi 471-Miraflores, Lima, Peru Osman, Barbara 3901 Sixth $1., N.W., Canton, Ohio Overburg, Bonifa 1116 Shelly Avenue, Maumee, Ohio Page, Alberta 3563 Mitchell Avenue, Detroit, Michigan Palmer, Rufhanne 2357 Portsmouth, Toledo, Ohio Patrilla, Mary Jean 320 Burger 51., Toledo, Ohio Pofro, Patricia 2354 Nebraska Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Paumier, Mary Leto 335 33rd. 51., N.W., Canton, Ohio 413 Grosser 51., Oregon, Ohio 117 Walnut $1., Rossford, Ohio British Embassy, 80 Strand Road, Rangoon, Pecsenye, Janice Peer, Stephanie Pereira, Lorraine Burma Perry, Carolyn Peyton, Bertha Pfaff, Barbara Pfefferle, Jane Phillips, Mary Jo Phillips, Pamela 2415 Pickle Rood, Oregon, Ohio 1957 Parkdale, Toledo, Ohio 250 Knower 51., Toledo, Ohio R.R. 15151, Fremont, Ohio R.R. i751, Attica, Ohio 512 East State St, Fremont, Ohio 2221 Scottwood, Toledo, Ohio 27 W. Hudson 51., Toledo, Ohio Pillarelli, Mary Ann 5344 Aimy Drive, Monroe, Michigan Pilzecker, Florence 2303 Castlewood Drive, Toledo, Ohio Pluto, Marcia 3636 Elm $1., Toledo, Ohio Polen, Betty 2100 W. River Road, Elyria, Ohio Power, Frances 410 Utah St, Toledo, Ohio Powers, Judy 95 Corwin $1., Norwalk, Ohio Puffenberger, Judy 356 50. Washington St, Tiffin, Ohio 1248 Avondale Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 641 Woodville Road, Toledo, Ohio 842 Richie Avenue, Lima, Ohio Pierce, Susan Pietrzak, Joan Pruszynski, Rose Ann Quilter, Mary Ann Rankin, C. Elaine Raymond, Paula 807 Alvison, Toledo, Ohio Recker, Linda 605 E. 4th $1., Ottawa, Ohio Reed, Lavonne 2233 Greenlawn Drive, Toledo, Ohio Reineck, Patricia 2440 Port Clinton Road, Fremont, Ohio Reienf, Helen 4230 lnverdale, Toledo, Ohio Rellinger, Marie Box 175, Ft. Jennings, Ohio Reny, Barbara 1946 Georgia, Toledo, Ohio Rettenberger, Ruth Ann Ricker, Rebecca 4607 W. 210 $1., Cleveland, Ohio Ricker, Roberta 4607 W. 210 51., Cleveland, Ohio Rimelspach, Janet R.R. 7'1? 2, Fremont, Ohio 5842 Cordury Road, Oregon, Ohio 134 Roberts, Catherine 2225 Academy, Toledo, Ohio Roberts, Jane 2537 Glenwood, Toledo, Ohio Roberfs, Lois 2516 Torisdale, Toledo, Ohio Rodriguez, Lidice Calle Gutierrif No. 5, Cumanu, Sucre, Venezuela Rosengarten, Joyce R.R. $5 2, Leipsic, Ohio Roth, John 212 Eastern Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Roth, Thomas 212 Eastern Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Rofherf, Katherine 322 Winthrop 51., Toledo, Ohio Rothbaum, Judith 709 Ashwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Ruen, Irene R.R. ii 2, Ft. Jennings, Ohio 13 North West St, Norwalk, Ohio Ruff, Sharon 937 Lampwick Court, Bloomfield Hills, Michigo Sodlier, Susan 3853 Maple Drive, Lima, Ohio Sadoski, Rosemary 2507 Rouch Road, Temperance, Michigo Sanders, Rosemary 5706 Lakeside, Toledo, Ohio Saholsky, Dionne 3415 Maher St, Toledo, Ohio St. John, Frank X. 1319 Nevada, Toledo, Ohio Savage, Susan 530 Olmsfead Avenue, New York, New York Savage, Carol 1030 Olson St, Toledo, Ohio $chafer,Judi1h 310 West Front $1., Monroe, Michigan Schenk, Grace 11434 Genesee 51., Alden, New York Ruffing, Mary Sheuer, Barbara Box 228, Metamorcl, Ohio Schlagefer, Mary Ann 211 1 Sherwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Schmiiz, Jane Marie 1440 Hogley Road, Toledo, Ohio Schreiber, Cecilia 401 McKinley Avenue, S.E., North Canton, Ohio . Schrickel, Teresa 156 Woodland Place, Clyde, Ohio Schrbeder, Doris R.R. 4+4, Ottawa, Ohio Schroeder, Jone R.R. i151, Box 147, Columbus Grove, Ohio Schumoker, Rita Box 202, Kalida, Ohio Seaman, Elizabeth 105 East Drive, North Massapequo, New York Seibenick, Christine 2611 Robinwood, Toledo, Ohio Seimet, Phyllis 6537 Seaman, Oregon, Ohio Sendlebach, Jane 29 Wentz $1., Tiffin, Ohio Shea, Kathleen 244 Eastern, Toledo, Ohio Sheets, Mary James 2410 Medford Drive, Toledo, Ohio Shire, Susan Jo 2245 Scottwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Siebenick, Carol 629 Findlay St, Findaly, Ohio Siebenick, Nancy Kalida, Ohio Singell, Nancy 3491 West 127111 51., Cleveland, Ohio Slagel, Gayle 1031 W. Main Cross 51., Findlay, Ohio Smith, Charles 633 Pinewood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Smith, Patricia 234 Margaret Place, Perrysburg, Ohio Smith, Rosemary 3117 50. Columbus Avenue, Sandusky, Ohio Smith, Tana Lou 2811 So. Dixie Hwy., Lima, Ohio Smolinski, Sharon 938 Dryeden Drive, Toledo, Ohio Sodd, Beverly 310 Richards Road, Toledo, Ohio 500, Barbara 3 Ying Fui Terrace, Ground Floor, Hong Kong Spaulding, Carolyn 1513 Waite Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Sponseller, Cathy 216 Pearl Place N.W., North Canton, Ohio Siambaugh, Roberta 513 N. Main 51., Ada, Ohio Stechschulte, Betty R.R. 1'45 4, Ottawa, Ohio Sfechschulfe, Shirley R.R. $54, Ottawa, Ohio Stein, Susan 2744 Porkwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Stewart, Kenna Marie 107 Birch Drive, Rossford, Ohio Sulewski, Marilyn 3749 M-151, Temperance, Michigan Swin'r, Janice 1718 Berchord, Fremont, Ohio Szolkowski, Camille 1522 Melvin Drive, Toledo, Ohio Szymanski, Karen 3739 Drummond Drive, Toledo, Ohio Talpos, Nancy 31779 Auburn Drive, Brimingham, Michigan Tamborini, Susan 902 E. Third St, Dover, Ohio Tate, Jean 2530 Drummond Drive, Toledo, Ohio Thomas, Michele 1504 Indian Creek Drive, Temperance, Michigan Thompson, Alice 5616 Acres Road, Sylvania, Ohio Thompson, Kathleen 23 Woodloke Mobile Ct, Rf. ?1f 1, Millbury, Ohio Thompson, Sue 106 Myers Court, Fostorio, Ohio Tighe, Kathleen RD. 435 2, Linesville, Pennsylvania Tighe, Maureen R.D. 17$ 2, Linesville, Pennsylvania Toerne, Lynne 325 E. Broadway, Maumee, Ohio Trome, Patricia 862 Defiance St, Ottawa, Ohio Turner, Jo Melva 1150 Prospecf Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Turnwald, Dorothy RR. 1152, F1. Jennings, Ohio Uhl, Barbara 2149 Sterns Road, Toledo, Ohio Uhl, Nancy Jeanne 4321 Inverdale, Toledo, Ohio Urbanski, Patricia 1009 Independence Road, Toledo, Ohio Vadorella, Joanne 29 Lake St, Berlin Heights, Ohio Voscik, Mary Ann 310 Eleanor Avenue, Rossford, Ohio Veifh, Mary 1455 Proufy Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Versprille, Sandra 217 E. Clinton 51., Moumee, Ohio Vines, Judy 2428 Fulton, Toledo, Ohio Von Ruster, Coral 2119 R. Street N.W., Washington, D. C. Von Ruster, Margit 2119 R. Street N.W., Washington, D. C. Wahmhoff, Joselyn 1417 Palmetto Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Wakefield, Jacqueline 630 Russell 31., Toledo, Ohio Wakefield, Margaret 630 Russell 51., Toledo, Ohio Walasinski, Catherine 3529 Dean Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Walker, Anna Jean 1153 V2 Pinewood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Wallace, Bonnie Church Road, Huron, Ohio Waltermeyer, Roberta 531 McDougal $1., Fosforia, Ohio Wahers, Mary Ellen 2672 Powhattan, Toledo, Ohio Wannomacher, Edith R.R. $51, Cloverdale, Ohio Ward, Koren Sue 2910 Kenwood Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Warnecke, Helen R.R. 51191, Columbus Grove, Ohio Warnecke, Virginia R.R. $51, Columbus Grove, Ohio Warnement, Alice 419 Circular $1., Tiffin, Ohio Warren, Sheryl 419 Wes? Main St, Ottawa, Ohio Warren, Heidi 419 West Main 51., Ottawa, OHio Wehri, Carol RR. 1? 2, Cloverdale, Ohio Wehrle, Carol Ann 4811 Estero Place, Toledo, Ohio Weithman, Virginia Mohawk Road, Tiffin, Ohio Welch, Joyce 801 E. Jackson 51., Delphos, Ohio Welch, Nancy 801 E. Jackson 51., Delphos, Ohio Welter, Mary Jane RR. 9? 4, Box 237, Tiffin, Ohio Wernimont, Mary Ann 921 Sherman St, Toledo, Ohio Westmeyer, Karen 209 Canton Road, Akron, Ohio Wesfrick, Barbara 443 East 4th St, Ottawa, Ohio Whelan, Joan 2510 Parkwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Widmer, Marsha 735 Forsyihe, Toledo, Ohio Wieging, Arlene RR. 45? 2, Ft. Jennings, Ohio Wieging, Virginia RR. 41, F1. Jennings, Ohio Wilhelm, Diane Box 42, Custer, Ohio Wilson, Mary Margaret 23 Woodlake Mbl. Ct, R1. 4$ 1, Millbury, Ohio Witko, Kathleen 43 Bronson Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Woiciechowski, Mary Frances 493 Smith Road, Toledo, Ohio Wrighi, Margaret 4326 N. Lockwood, Toledo, Ohio Yuenger, Mary Margaret 513 W. Sandusky $1., Findlay, Ohio Zdrada, Kathleen 5054 Trimble, Toledo, Ohio Zelinski, Phyllis 2851 Elyria Avenue, Lorain, Ohio Zielinski, Karen 103 N. Masters Court, Maumee, Ohio Zientek, Linda 552 E. Oakland, Toledo, Ohio Zimmerman, Charles Thomas 2225 Fulton St, Toledo, Ohio Zitkuti, Zita 2403 Eastgate, Toledo, Ohio Zuchetf, Mary Ann 320 Side 51., DuBois, Pennsylvania Time has brought a beginning with its challenge to conquer the unconquerable, to obtain the unobtainable, and a hope of sur- mounting the undertow of difficulty. Now time brings an end. Like the break of a new day and the set. ting of the evening sun, time brings the new to replace the old . . . thus will next year bring the new . . . but time will not and time cannot steal the memories of those who went before. . . eMury Jim Sheets Edhor 136 E EDWARDS BROTHERS, INC. Ann Arbor Michigan 0W7 Qilaabmxymfmaw W727wi WW KW WWb-LLML-a Haj Max J45X7WWU W mme-ie M . kWZ mpg WZJVXVUKWVJ W Wb r-xQKAWL-J MM Law W?wavw mxumuwg4755w WWW XVKC LJWUM ,, . 7L4, $4ch ???am hxji WK QLAU WM; 70wa WM 77m ' W 7717; nWija map WM wMW WW 7W Wu. 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