Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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

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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

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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