Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Going to PUERTO RICO to teach a CCD course in July with Sister Katherine Elaine and Sister St. Bridgit are Jean Kelly, Carol Cronin, Luisa Garcia, and Lois Reith. In addition to undergraduate students, recent almunae are also working as lay missionar¬ ies in many parts of the world, and as Peace Corps Volunteers in the Philippines and in South America . His¬ tory-conscious observers point out that the three Saint Mary } s members of the Peace Corps in Chili parallel two earlier graduates who went there just before the turn of the century . To LOURDES for a summer of volunteer work: Kathy Roeder, Denise Cavanaugh, Patricia Greeley, Joan Mikulka, and Nancy Larry. Karen Eisen, Sister Maria Goretti, Sister Mary Francine, Sister Patricia Mary, Sarah Camblin

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Group of Volunteers going to MEXICO this summer will help take a religious census and assist in other projects. Seated: Flo Theurer and Stephanie Kruchko. Standing: Mary Ann Dunn, Helen Howell, and Sarah Camblin. (Sarah is going to Pakistan.) Not in picture: Ann Marie Kromkowski. Another proof is generous sharing — around the world . .Miff” ' ”” jililtliith 1 ' •tinnr ' PPP mfttttttfiwK ' t U, ‘ wm t o aUiUlUhtUUHi ' ll ,,u uiliiiUntnuiii ufiftixV ' Hit ' .llfHUilOhutl i . tinittunr ,v;:.Vw«. . ■rrxssz ' ' ;iIKi ftk 7 1 ‘ ' U ' U ' ,,ih aututg i ' (f A ' ftp ' t uihiauU anuHiiiiitit. tm , nmmUiiiiiltl ' MUiHjtiL .iiitiiihiUUHioiiiiititimr unuuuuo ltmu M tftW ' PK ' lU ifHjl ' K ' Liz King and Cassie Rydesky on a visit to campus after their first year of teaching in SAO PAULO, BRAZIL.

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WE STUDY • Education for truth can mean strenuous work in classroom, library, laboratory . . . Use our minds, seek reality, enjoy the reciprocity i in teacher-student meeting of minds, give and take, the essence of education, the working of intellect . . . Rewards in knowledge, skill, understanding, wisdom . . . So much to know, so little time to discover, delight in it .. . at the college described by TIME and BUSINESS Week as one of the best colleges for women in the nation. Required courses, electives, term papers, outside reading, seminars, forums, Academic Commission, general and departmental lectures, Atlantic Monthly contests, Mother Pauline Awards, the Dean’s list perhaps — the intellectual life has its own lively tempo. This summer: Saint Mary’s chosen by National Defense Foreign Language Program as the site for one of its French Institutes, June to August. Noteworthy anniversary: The Saint Mary’s Department of Educa¬ tion is 50 years old this year.