Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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'...,,-V---+ , ,....,i. V -'NIV' 1 ff , 'wk ' ' usurp! --i- ., ' 'Z--c -,,. Part-Time Classes and l Summer Session Nearly half of the enrolled students at Mary Manse attend part-time classes in the late afternoon, at night, and on Saturday. Some courses are offered only on the part- time program, While others are a part of the full-time program and are also given at this time to make attendance possible for students who can only take a few classes. The program of courses offered at Mary Manse in the summer of 1967 was enhanced by a series of workshops in the fields of theology, art, science, education, the cine- ma, and sociology. New to the curriculum were the workshops on religious education for high school teachers, on the cinema as an art form, and on inter-group and inter- racial relations. 1 W ft? E-I 21541

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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

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