St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Staff and Faculty An efiicient administrative staff as well as a progres- sive faculty are vital elements in the life at St. John College. Each faculty member strives toward the develop- ment of the intellectual virtues of wisdom, knowledge, and understanding in accordance with the accepted rules of logic and under the guidance of Catholic faith. The diverse personalities and talents found among our faculty members contribute invaluably to this develop- ment. Anna May Ryan, Director of Admissions. Pat Ponikvar conversing with the Right Rever- end Monsignor Joseph T. Moriarty, Associate Professor of Religion. Helen Churnega conferring with Joan E. Richards, Regisrrar. Bernadine Toohig, Bursar; Mary Ann Stanton, Secretary in the Institute of Social Education.

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Although a busy administrator, Sister M. Bernice shows a personal interest in each of her students and is active in Education Organiza- tions. She is currently Chairman of the Teacher Education Section of the College and University Depart- ment of the National Catholic Edu- cation Association. In April, 1959, she was elected Secretary of the Teacher Education Section of the Ohio College Association. Her many tasks are performed with characteristic energy and zeal. Here at SJC she has inspired and guided many students to become dedicated teachers. Endowed with a keen intelli- gence, vibrant enthusiasm, and a love of nursing, Sister M. Edith contributes greatly to her chosen profession and St. John College. At present she chairs the Committee on Criteria for Undergraduate Proe grams in Nursing for the National League for Nursing. In 1959 she was elected President of the Ohio State Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration. She is ac- tive in college affairs and is a mem- ber of the Cleveland Metro Plan- ning Committee on Public Health Nursing. Even though involved in a multitude of tasks, she always has time for her students. KW Sister Mary Bernice, O.P,. Ed.D. Dean, Division of Education Dorothy M. Brinker, MS. in N. Ed. Associate Dean, Division of Nursing Wit and real warmth are the outstanding qual- ities of this charming woman. Experience, eth- ciency and a zest for life enable Miss Dorothy Brinker t0 ably assist in the administration of the Division of Nursing Education. Besides her many duties at the college she has served as Senior visi- tor for the Accreditation Visit of the National League for Nursing to Evansville College. She is a gracious woman known for her genuine interest in others. Sister M. Edith, C.S.A., MS. in N. Ed. Dean, Division of Nursing

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Bobbie Lee talking to Virginia Richmond, Di- rector of Student Guidance. Karen Klein asks an opinion of the Right Rev- erend Monsignor Francis W. Carney, Professor of Philosophy. Nora E. Todd, Director of Student Activities. Judy Norton receiving a hshoth from Miss Una OhMalley, Director of Health Services. Rosemary Murray discusses history with the Right Rever- end Monsignor Basil Haren, Associate Professor of Social Science. A..:; t. . rm. : flxsan'