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

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On October 7, 1966, a Piano Teacher's Workshop was held under the direction of Dr, Robert Pace of Columbia University, New York City. Attended by 76 students and teachers, the workshop was sponsored by The National Piano Foundation in cooperation with the piano department of the College. ev 8 Music Sister Agnes Therese, a recognized leader in music circles, continued the work initiated in Dr. Pace's October workshop for the benefit of musicians of the area. Sister has been with the Division of Fine Arts for the past twelve years. Sister Madeline smiles at the tribulations of two of the members of her Brass Techniques K -M i class , Lewis Cisto and Judy Raple.

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Speech . . Drama yr 1 I K A favorite with her students, Sister Ann Cecile creates enthusiasm for the stage in her Introduction to Acting Class. The avid participants are Bob Gassen, Mike Stremel, Marlene Wetta, Bob Dolan, Paul Houser, Connie Stolz, Bill Corley, joe Hobbs, Wally Ollcewicz, jerry Tormey, and john McKnight. Major William Garver, new instructor in the Speech and Drama Department, tapes a program for the radio, with the aid of Tim Banta, and Jerry Tormey. 5 .S 9, V Sister Ann Cecile, head of the Speech and Drama Department. 39' 0 '

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'Wi , Q -t Si: Another new face in the Social Science department, john Felder emphasizes and co-relates events in world history. Divisional head of Social Science department, Sister M. Cleophas who con centrates on American history, maintains interest in class by the appearance of a different map each day. Charles Whelan seems amused by Sisters latest comment. Social Science Timothy Sartorius, a new addition to the his tory department, specializes in conveying political science to his classes. Here he chats with Larry Friess, Alison Steimel, and Pat Dwyer