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

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ous Responsibilities 0' wr- Students and faculty welcome the return of the Dean of Men, Donald R, Barber, who spent the past year on sabbatical leave pursuing his work toward a doctorate in the field of education. In addition to his position as Dean, Mr. Barber teaches several courses in psychology and other areas of the Secondary Educa- tion program. Medaille Hall women look to Sister Mel Eesa as a source of understanding, warmth, and the necessary bit of humor that makes the residence hall a place second only to home, Students deeply appreciate Sister's untiring efforts to extend and promote activities which are conducive to their social, intellectual, physical, and spiritual well being. I ,,,..tM. 't ' Chats with the Dean of Women prove the best antidote to the various problems of campus life. But problems need not engage the attentiong Sister Mel Eesa enjoys the moments of relaxation-a game of bridge, ping pong, or just visiting.

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Deans Assume Vari A5 Dean, Sister Linus is concerned with the academic ex- Daniel Watkins seems to enjoy Sister Linus' analysis of his cellence of the college program. It is her contagious P1305- smile and ability to understand student problems which make her a prime favorite at Saint Mary of the Plains. l In late July, Sister Linus and other Administrative officers met with Dr. Laura C. Dunstan, consultant from the National League for Nursing. In the conference shown above are: Dr. Dunstan, Sister M. Cecilia, president, Sister M. Laura, registrar, Sister Linus, Mrs. LaVerne Martin, business manager, Sister Simeon, librarian, and Sister John Francis, director of the Nursing program.

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'Q fe ' W ,911 W 1 Sister Cecilia scrapbook of the Plains and Agnes, assistant librarian, keeps an up-to-date newspaper clippings concerning St. Mary of also maintains the vertical files. is 9+ L 1 lf gl rvjsll l .Ju . F51 1 ha' galil 1 ls vm , l, if -' l.,Qlfl f ,- 5,1345 A 2 uyyi , t If y'z7fQ.i Q k 5, I l .4 6 M HX Pictured in the audio-visual equipment room, Sister Simeon, librarian, demonstrates recent acquisitions-a new overhead projector and a slide projector. The rapid increase in enrollment has necessitated an expansion of library facilities. This year Sister Simeon has opened two new rooms-a reading room and a periodical stack room. 'CIP Welcome back! Students are happy to see the familiar face of Mrs. Donald Barber in the business office after her year's absence. Mrs. Leroy Heath pauses momentarily in her work as secretary to the President.