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

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Deans of the College The responsibilities of the Deans are manifold, but the benefits are numerous when a sense of cooperation and satisfaction exists between the students and administrative personnel. The Deans promote the interests of the whole student body, establishing good relations and a spirit of friendly communication. Sister Mel Eesa, Dean of Women, converses with Pearl Morenzie, dorm resident, and Judith Young, day student. Sister's extended efforts on behalf of her girls are greatly appreciated. As Academic Dean Sister Linus shows keen interest in attaining a high level of achievement for the college group. f X - Rey 7' Dean of Men, Timothy Sartorius, is shown working in his office, where he is a ready consultant for students need- ing advice or just a willing ear. This is Mr. Sartorius' first year as Dean of Men.

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5 2 Sister M. Cecilia DREAMS IN THE PLANNING STAGE A much needed expansion soon to be completed is the construction of a new gymnasium and student union. In the group gathered in Sister Cecilia's office are Doyle Ventling, V. M. Peland, Jack Moore, Sister Cecilia, john Schmiedeler, and Sister M. Christian. Also to be added to the campus is a new dormitory, which is to be ready by the 1967-68 academic year. The President Looks to the Future A SALUTE TO OUR PRESIDENT Considering the accomplishments of the past ten years and the plans our President has announced for the next ten, the Campanile Staff think a salute to our dynamic leader is in order. Sister Cecilia during the last few years has succeeded in gaining accreditation for the Col- lege, and has also expanded the campus facilities by the addition of Roncalli and Medaille Halls. By her complete dedication to the progress of higher education and her unfailing enthusiasm and insight, she has won the admiration and support of her colleagues and associates in the professional world. .W-H-e pu .

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Keeping the official records of' the students is just one of the many activities of Sister M, Laura, Registrar. Sister Gabriella, assistant librarian. Head librarian, Sister M. Simeon, is still busy working on the books bought with a 355,000 Government grant, received during the summer of 1966. Some of the benefits derived from the grant included a 15 volume McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of art, new strip tapes and films, and a record set of Shakespeare's plays. There are new machines to add interest and help to the audio-visual department. These are a Bell and Howell strip film projector, a Westinghouse record player, and a Vista tape recorder. Sister M. Laura, Registrar