Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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

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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

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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.