Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Accornpanist, Judy Powersg Director, Mr. David Carter. F irst row, Shirley Henry, Linda Liebrecht, Meg Yuenge Tana Smith, Karen Besly, Jane Creger. Second row, Donna Mungari, Mary Beadle, Sabina Kurdziel, Barbara Scheue 'fhereEa'Kerul, Rosemary Kelleher. Third row, Theresa Schmidt, Margo Wawrziniak, Linda Baumgartner, Ian Kubra ane elns. Mary Manse College Choir Under the direction of Mr. David Carter, the Mary Manse College Choir has executed a demanding schedule of flawless performances this year. In addi- tion to the annual Christmas program given at the College, representatives of the group have performed at St. Anthony's Villa and in other engagements in the Toledo area. The highlight of the year occurred in March when the forty voices from the Mary Manse Choir combined with forty members from the University of Detroit Men's Glee Club to present an evening of song in the Ursuline Auditorium. Choir officers for 1967-1968 Were: Judy Powers, presidentg Nanci Talpos, vice-presidentg Barbara DeChant, secretaryg and Theresa Kerul, treasurer.

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, wg ' If a .ph1.i'. 's Seated, left to right, Charlotte Klima, Shirley Stechschulte, Sister Mary Cecile, moderator, Kathy Henry, Carol Siebeneck. Standing, Joanne Vartorella, Roberta Waltermeyer, Jean Morman, Marlene Miller, Mary J. Dixon, Virginia Weithman, Arlene Weiging, Virginia Weiging, Sue Brennan. I Keiko Osaka demoristrates to Humanities Club members origami, the Japanese art of paperfold- ing. Humanities Club officers from left to right, Shirley Stechschulte, vice-president, Kathy Henry, president, Charlotte Klima, secretaryg and Carol Siebeneck, treas- urer. Humanities Club The student who wishes to have truly well-rounded liberal education will derive many benefits from the Humanities Club, an organization dedicated to encour- aging interest in all the humanities. Contemporary Americana, this year's general theme, was expressed throughout the various programs presented by the club, such as 'The American Ballet-George Balanchinen and Pop and Op Art: The Significance and Value. The Humanities Club also sponsored 'the bookmohile and a theatre party.