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

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Summer Sessions and Workshops Draw Large Numbers iss. I .1 .r.f . ., Mm ,-,gms -w-ser' .eww ,iv -:,' ' H- will 'f 'S WORKSHOP . . . MODERN MATHEMATICS Top figures for summer workshop enrollments placed the MODERN MATH group as first with a hundred students and Teachers from the Dodge City area in attendance. Sister M. Ferdinand conducted this class. new .LQ F fill-F 'C 5- f2f'?' .Li- Smaller, but equally interesting groups, met for courses in theology, philosophy, English, history, science, speech, modern languages, and edu- cation. Dr. Gage is shown instructing N a group in Modern Philosophy. WORKSHOP . . . UNGRADED PRIMARY An eager group of students and teachers followed Sister Mary Estelle of O'FaIIon, Missouri, as she explained the principles and approaches to be used in teaching the ungraded primary. Seen in the group are Joyce Fury and Mrs. Rumsey, two of the students enrolled during the current year.

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Theology and Philosophy Right Reverend Monsignor John Very Reverend Paul F. Schreiber Zenner Q elk: UEIGAICA Right Reverend Monsignor Aloysius J. Felling di- rects the program of Division One-Theology and Philosophy. The entire program of studies is based upon the idea that education must provide for the develop- ment of the whole man. A knowledge of God and of man flows from the correct appzuach to all phases of intellectual life. This in turn leads to an appreciation of the dignity of the human being and the necessity of rational norms applied to what- ever problems beset man. Reverend GeOrge Mueller Preston Knodell, M.A., instructor in philosophy