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

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1 3 Sister Mel Eesa, Dean of Women, also teaches in the English department. Students appreciate the personal interest Sister takes in her courses in journalism, grammar, and freshman English. With Sister Mel Eesa is Alison Steimel, who is Working toward a degree in journalism. English Thought-provoking questions and comments characterize Sister Margarita's classes. A graduate of Saint Mary of the Plains, Sister completed her graduate studies at the University of NotreDame and joined the faculty at the College in the fall of 1966. 24 Mary Lynn Scott, another new member on the faculty, smiles her approval of Elaine Hoss's comments in Written Communica- tions. Mrs. Scott teaches two sections of freshmen English classes.

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'im fit Languages Dr. Mary Isabel Winslow, professor of romance languages, finds time to share with her students interesting references and illustrations relative to the culture of the French peoples. With Dr. Winslow is Gerald McKnight, junior history major. wa, , 1 :mms -a iw V 'V I' H5 I t agtwi f' . ' is 2' Como esta usted? Muy bien in the Spanish classes of Terrance Sartorius, who encourages his students by lively classroom dialogue and special sessions in the language lab. Providing a foundation for other languages and extending an insight into Roman culture, the classes in Latin come alive under the capable direction of Sister Linus, 23

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5' Sister M. Grace, Divisional Head of Languages and Literature ---un.,-1, fl f lem 5 . fm... 9 ,, v'5'1 Sister Grace and Lisa Carney, sophomore English major, discuss elements of style in preparation for the Advanced Composition class. A wry sense of humor adds a unique touch to the classes of Mr. Fitzgerald, instructor in freshman composition and in American litera- ture. In addition to his work in the English department, Mr. Fitzgerald doubles as assistant coach in football. Thomas F. Fitzgerald