Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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.

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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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e '- fave..- E 5 i ' t IMS lirlfw- 1, v 4 .-.-sq .pa- , ...,.- . rl -.1 Qc-,1 Gail' Howard, Barb Reny, and Rita Schumaker learn stagecraft in the Mary Manse auditorium. Speech This year the Speech and Drama Department of Mary Manse welcomed a new department head, Sister Francis Assisi, and a new faculty member, Mr. Laurence Jankowski. In addition to fundamentals of speech, required for all freshmen, the Speech De- partment also offers a major and a minor to those interested in this field. Training in the fields of cor- rection and rehabilitation of speech and hearing de- fects is also available. Children's theatre, public speak- ing, dramatic interpretation, and argumentation and debate were all part of the 1967-1968 curriculum. In November, the Mary Manse Drama Department presented c'Spoon Riverf' adapted from an anthology of poems by Edgar Lee Masters, and under the direction and supervision of Mrs. Rosemary W'ernert. f -my-+7+sf-7.7,-..-,. - 1--,-, ima- ,, ,T - aff: '- ' ' - f -, . -.Vi i .. . - 2 , 1, 'f -:: v.f We .- nk , , I V 12.3.4 'ff'-...a-..' :L .tt 1 mentals of speech that she has learned. Pat Lanzholz puts into practice the fund