Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Sophomores The Sophomore Class of Mary Manse sponsored an active program of events this year, which included the 'traditional freshman initiation, Mardi Gras, and the Spring Formal. Always alert to the student needs, both physical and spiritual, the Sophomore Class sold the new and very popular Mary Manse College jackets and also sponsored the Thanksgiving Mass. Sister Mary Liguori was moderator. Modeling their college jackets, the Sophomore Class of- ficers are, left to right, Grace Schenk, treasurer, Maggie Kennedy, vice-presidentg Gretchen Mehling, presidentg Mary Jane Welter, secretary. OFFICERS .a1. .. , ,,.1 fab 4-P: NF I r jx 'li 1' r H n ,jk jj it ' , t.t, L t r j jj P . l sr 1 .nt 1 5 r Freshmen The future graduates of 1972 were new to Mary Manse this year, but they quickly assumed their position as one of the most ambitious classes on the campus. Sister Mary Karen offered the freshman expert advise in planning the Freshman Thank- You Party, a mixer, and the class project. Standing, left to right, Mary Sue Whelan, presidentg Maureen Sullivan, Vice- presiclentg Christine Anton, secretary, Jacqueline Parker, treasurer.

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Juniors The first successful mixer of the 1967-68 school year was a product of junior industry. Sister Rose Margaret provided assistance to the class officers as they spon- sored their 'clittle sistersf' the class of 1971. Highlights of the year included Welcome Week and Christmas parties in honor of the freshmen, a fine Saint Patrick's Day Assembly, and a banquet for the graduating seniors in May. The hard-Working junior officers pause for a minute in the library. They are Carol Clay, secretary, Sue Kimener, presi- dentg Cathy Doniere, vice-presidentg and Pat Patro, treasurer. Seniors The dynamic Senior Class marked their last year with an energetic group of officers who led them through a highly successful series of ac- tivities. Their endeavors ranged from the beauti- fully planned and executed formal dance, '6Scar- let Ribbonsf' in November to the Farewell Party and skit, traditionally given by each senior class before graduation in May. Other memorable programs included the Westerii barbecue and skit presented in honor of the freshmen during Welcome Week and a Christmas benefit at the Child Study Institute. Sister Mary Claire, mod- erator, aided the class in planning and carrying out their schedule of activities. Near the graduate office are senior class officers Karen Ward, president, Barbara Bils, treasurerg Mary Gay Mattera, secretaryg and Barbara Westrich, vice-president. CLASS eg,

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