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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ll Seated, left to right, Marvel Brinkman, secretaryg Joanne Vartorella, president, Sister John Francis, moderator, Pat Chopko, treasurerg Virginia Weiging, vice-president. Standing, Sabina Kurdziel, Bev Fortman, Joyce Rosen- garten, Sandy Avina, Marygene Huth, Nancy Kime, Sue Busdieker, Angie Barone. Student Spiritual Council The Student Spiritual Council, composed of all the Catholic students on campus, strives to further spiritual activities at Mary Manse and coordinate them with those -of other colleges. This year SSC sponsored a tour of the Jewish Temple on Colling- wood, the Christmas Trim-the-Tree Party, and the annual sale of religious Christmas cards. Sister John Francis offered much valuable help as moderator. Legion of Mary The Mary Manse Legion of Mary is an auxiliary branch oi the Rosary Cathedral Legion. This group hopes to increase per- sonal devotion to Mary, and visits area rest homes for their apostolic work. Spiritual directress is Sister Marie de Lourdes. Seated, Virginia Warnecke, Charlotte Klima, Sr. Marie de Lourdes, Julia Lieb, Pat Mouton, June Meyer, Gail Howard, Becky Rompilla, Gina Mit- chell, Ginger Weiging. Officers of the Legion of Mary perform their task oi decora- ting the altar of the new chapel. From left to right, Charlotte A xii t Klima, president, Virginia Warnecke, secretary, Pat Mouton, ug treasurer, Julia Lieh, vice-president. 3 C -