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is ..--'Q Bishop Rehring and Sister Virginia Marie before the dedication ceremony. Library DECIICBUOI1 It was a memorable day for the faculty, Mary Manse student body and fellow Toledoans when the new Mary Manse College Library was dedicated on May 31, 1967. The renovated structure, located on Parkwood and Delaware Avenues, is an edifice which blends the serenity and dignity of the former Epworth Methodist Church architecture with the modern styling and efficiency of a much needed library. A blessing was given by The Most Reverend John A. Donovan, Bishop of Toledo, who gave a brief address afterward. Other speakers were Bishop 74 George J. Rehring, Sister Mary Lawrence, president of the College, and Mother John Baptist. Sister Virginia Marie, librarian, thanked all who assisted in making the library a reality. Several choral selections were presented by an ensemble of Ursuline sisters. Concluding the pro- gram, guest speaker, Dr. Glidden L. Brooks, presi- dent of the Toledo State College of Medicine, ex- pressed his desire that the new library would be an asset, not only to the College, but to the entire community.
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Class Day + Spring, I967 'L f-U -15 H. L. , lf- ' ' l ' 'ef' I I' -, - 1. .U-.4 I A, Y - pf ITD' , .36 4, 'lb Q' iv New juniors and sophomores happily acknowledge their changed class status. The 1966-67 school year was brought to a close with the traditional Class Day exercises in which the entlre student body participated. At this time, the nominees to Who's Who in American Colleges and Univers1t1es, a national honor society, were announced. The tassels on the academic caps of the undergraduates were turned by Sister Mary Lawrence and Sister Lelia to indlcate the new class status of the students. The Senior Class gave a donation to the library fluid as their class g1ft and also planted their class tree near Mount Carmel Hall of the College. as a symbol of their perpetual membership in the life
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