St Mary of the Plains College - Campanile Yearbook (Dodge City, KS)

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Philosophy for Studies Very Reverend Paul F. Schreiber Very Reverend Monsignor John Zenner Reverend George Mueller Father Schreiber explains the meaning of inspiration to freshman girls in his Sacred Scripture class. Msgr. John Zenner discusses a question from the Medical Ethics text with student nurses Eileen Chipman and Ruth Hrencher. Medical Ethics is required of all those who enter the nursing program. A joke seems to be the topic of the moment in Father lVlueller's sophomon Fundamental Dogmatic Theology class.

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rss., ,,.. ., The courses of theology are outlined under the guidance of Father Felling, who, in addition to his duties as Chaplain, teaches a full schedule of classes. Theology and Build Solid Basls The dynamic character of the intellectual climate of Saint Mary of the Plains springs primarily from the stress placed upon the theological and philosoph- ical aspects of the various disciplines. The Catholic student is enriched by a program of at least ten hours of theology and twelve hours of philosophy. The non-Catholic student benefits from a curriculum which includes fourteen hours of phi- losophy. Because the College realizes the urgency of certain social questions, every student is required to enroll for a course entitled Marriage Problems in Christian Marriage. In the realm of philosophy, the student finds him- self in an entirely new field which teaches him to approach things systematically, integrating and cor- relating ,the substance of his entire program of stud- ies. Philosophy aids him to analyze problems and to consider them in their true relation to other data. Through the study of logic he is assisted in subju- gating emotion to rational norms. This proves a most valuable power in a world where tensions seem to be multiplied with every new device or technologi- cal advancement. Dr. Angelo Gage directs the program of philosophical studies.

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Vocational Preparation Stresses Competencies and Ideals Dr. Naccarato congratulates students in Account- ing I on the excellent work they are doing. As in all groups of the Division of Vocational Preparation, accounting students acquire not only skills and competencies, but principles, ideals, and knowledge necessary for the man of integrity and success in business. Gabriel Naccarato, Ed.D., Professor of Business Administration, heads the Division of Vocational Preparation. Adult education moves forward in Dr. Naccarato's Saturday 'morning class. This C.L.U. class, the only one of its kind in western Kansas, af- fords business men of the insurance field a better understanding of in- surance and of its growing importance in society today. p ,-ul if i