Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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5 95055 5: .. g U X, ',5x..,',' s v' . ., ., ,. , i?.',, sl '-4: Y, y 1 , 2, if'- , .,. I f'- DANG!!! 1-..'-:mr .......... OISUN ' .I .-V. . I -J. Nady.. ,, V Science In furthering the liberal arts curriculum, Mary Manse has provided an excellent sci- ence department Whose efforts are centered in the fields of general science, biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. There is also a Well-organized and thriving pro- gram of medical technology, which con- sists of three years of study at the college and a fourth year of internship at an ap- proved area hospital, Nurses from St. Vin- cent's, Mercy, and Maumee Valley Hos- pitals attend Mary Manse during their first year for basic science training. A new feature of the department is a program under which two students are cur- rently enrolled in a Physical Chemistry course at The University of Toledo to sup- plement their program at' Mary Manse. Biology seminars, presented by individual students, are another important phase of the science program at the college. si 'Im' I l Q quill ICQ on Sr. Assurnpta renders personal attention to the students in her chemistry classes.

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Pte .... :aft Wkifdtl? Philosophy and Theology 11, 5 Father Sullivan believes that visual aids help in understanding philosophy. To quote Rev. James B. Sul- livan, ulphilosophy is an attempt to answer man's fundamental ques- tions about reality, to answerthe last 'whysifi This is exactly what the Mary Manse student endeav- ors to do as she pursues courses in logic, metaphysics, philosophy of the family, and contemporary philosophy. This last course espe- cially has attracted many students with its concentration on Marx- ism, phenomenology, logical posi- tivism, and existentialisrn. Theology is a .necessary and integral part in the life of every Mary Manse student. Because Mary Manse is a Catholic college, it is important that each student be given the opportunity to study her religion: its past, present, and future. Sister Mary Claire correlates recent ecclesiastical his- tory with Biblical history. Theology is meant to be lived as well as studied.

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ug- 3- 7 1 ' - Sh 'H' 'fag , were Q '-fi A 14- H - -. Science provides many answers-for the questioning mind. Fin ,. ,T ,, ,v,,,. ,.e A-.s uf.--N ' L jnQv .F 4 I 7 L4 ee, 4 Q., . . N 6d1C31 technologlsts-in-trainiing, Kathy Shea, Alice Warne- ent, and Margaret Hotz receive clinical experience at Mercy ospital. V K t H, Sister John Francis demonstrates the powers of the radio transmitter to Rita Mangine.