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

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People We See Sister M. Christian Assistant to the President for Development Mrs. LaVerne Martin Business Manager .I inf' :IAM-A' gi, e, A core of devoted members assume responsi- bility for the efficient operation of various aspects of college business and activities. The unity of effort results in a greater and strong- er Saint Mary of the Plains. t-M. F I Sister Madeline, Convent Superior Sister Maureen, Alunmi Doyle Ventling, Director Executive Secretary of College Relations

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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

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yr--M The meaning of the Scriptures is emphasized in the Sacred Scripture classes taught by Monsignor Joseph Stremel. Williain Brenner is a quiet but efficient member of the philosophy department. Theology The spirit of the theology department can be summed up in the words of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin who said in his Hymn of the Uni- verse: Life for man, man for Christ, Christ for God. Philosophy S ,y.. Dr. Angelo Gage, professor of philosophy, offers stimulating thought in his classes in Epistemology and Rational Psy- chology.