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

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Members of the typing class appearing in the picture with Sister M. de Chantal in- clude Joe Bruggeman, Joe Kurtz, Richard Putthoff, Christine Wiesner, Gene Juno, Norman Berg, and Gary Ziegler. Sister M. de Chantal Students interested in teaching business courses in high school may gain twelve semester hours in shorthand and typing. Credit for shorthand and typing is accepted toward the bacheloris degree only in case of B.S. in Education students who are otherwise qualified to teach high school business courses. Both typing and shorthand classes are taught by Sister de Chantal. .M Mesa. A persistent photographer momentarily disrupted the business-like atmosphere generally marking the class in Inlroduction to Business. Sister M. Helen Robert is the instructor. ,fs .w v , w.-iasfzfx Xfe?s:zf-7'-:::w:i2'w X .. e gafiiirsvisa 'mfwsr555sr1f:.fm.,:1zewf g, + 2I

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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

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Planning a Career of Service Draws Select Groups The curriculum for students interested in the nursing profes- sion includes practical training at St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Wichita and academic training on campus. The program, designed to provide the nurse with intellectual as well as professional competence, includes cour- ses in theology, philosophy, science, foods, psychology, and English. After completing work for the R.N., students may return for the senior year on campus to earn the Bachelor's degree. L -in lt's off to St. Anthonyis for Linda Buehne, Janice Kropp, Alice Huslig, Roberta Torline, Corky Wedman, Mary Buser, Pat lVlcCon- naughy, Jan Van Scoyk, Ruth Hrencher, Brandy Foley, Vera Rath- ert, and Eilene Chipman. 22 Sister lVl. Jerome, Ph.D., who directs the students in Fundamentals of Nursing, re- ceived her degree from Columbia Univer- sity. Pat lVlcConnaughy relaxes while student nurses Vera Rathert, Roberta Torline. Eilene Chipman, Mary Buser, Linda Buehne, Janice Van Scoyk, and Brandy Foley check the patient. Alice Huslig gets a ride from Ruth Hrencher, aided by Janice Kropp and Corky Wedman.