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Edgecliff Student Newspaper Xavier University Exhibit Journals, Publications, Conferences, and Edgecliff oC llege Newspaper Proceedings 1969-05-21 Edgecliff tudeS nt Newspaper Edgecliff olC lege - Cincinnati Follow this and additional works at: http://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/edgecliff_newspaper Recommended Citation Edgecliff oC llege - Cincinnati, "Edgecliff tudeS nt Newspaper" (1969). Edgecliff College Newspaper. Book 212. http://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/edgecliff_newspaper/212 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Journals, Publications, Conferences, and Proceedings at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in Edgecliff oC llege Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. With Six 'Summas' 244 of '69 Are First Graduates of 'Edgecliff College' Edgecliff graduates of 1969 will to a single day, it will best con­ the Mass. The Rev. Alfred Stritch conferred by Sister Mary Jane, experience three "firsts" June 3. venience out-of-town parents and will bless the hoods. Immediately president of Edgecliff. They will be the first class to be friends." following, a brunch will be served In case of inclement weather, the graduated from Edgecliff College The college also will award its at the college. A student program ceremony will take place at 8 p.m. (newly renamed). first honorary degrees at this year's will highlight that afternoon fol­ at Xavier University Field House. This will be the first time that commencement. lowed by a presidential dinner at Candidates for Edgecliffs first the Baccalaureate Mass and Com­ The 244 graduates will partici­ 5 p.m. honorary degrees will be Mrs. mencement will take place on the pate in a Baccalaureate Mass at At 7 p.m. Commencement exer­ Jayne B. Spain, Doctor of Laws, same day. Dr. William C. Wester St. Francis de Sales Church at cise will take place on the outdoor and Dr. Paul Herget, Doctor of II, academic dean, explains the 11 a.m. Very Rev. Msgr. John C. campus. Speaker this year will be Science. change as an attempt "to pull all Staunton, Right Rev. Msgr. Rob­ Mrs. Jayne B. Spain, president of events together and make them ert H . T ensing, and Rev. William Hewitt-Robins, Inc., a division of Summa cum laude degrees will more meaningful. By confining it Brinker, C.S.C., will concelebrate Litton Industries. Degrees will be be c o n f e r r e d on Karen Sieve Kun.Bemiller, Betty Lang, Carolyn Shough, Shirley Pitzer, Kathleen Sprengard and Margaret Johnson. Degrees will be granted magna cum la.ude to Va 1 er i a DeVine, Cheryl Gambetta, Lois Lipps and Mary Sies. Cum laude d e g r e e s will be granted to Lauretta Kosater, Bar­ bara Luken, Sandra Schlensker, Mary Wong, Barbara Hamilton, Sister Louise Marie Riehle, Sister Judith Mary Gradel, Anne Heile, Sister Patricia Mary Rice, Sister Mary Cheryl Erb, E l i z abet h Schulte, Nancy Jackson, Carolyn Kirschner, Julia Tensing, Matilda Tanfani, Diane Manuel, Deborah Olsen, Miriam -..Franer, Margaret Ludwig, Barbara Stahl, Angela Vol. XXXIV Edgecliff College, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 21, 1969 No. 8 Brauach, G r ace Marvin, Amy Raasch, Angela Kaestle, Elizabeth Session in Switzerland Brings Pleiman and Kathleen Smith. Dr. Paul Herget Study, Tours, Ski Trips Soon Edgecliff students may be able ceive twelve credits abroad and six Exchange students will donn at to spend a summer or semester at home in her minor field. Leman Leman and be able to use all of studying in Switzerland beginning has an Anglo-American section as the facilities of the private school. June, 1970. Definite plans for an well as a French section. Students There will also be opportunities exchange program with the College will be close to many centers of for the students to take weekend du Leman, Versoix-Geneva, Swit- learning, such as Paris. There is field trips to France and Italy and zerland are being made. also a school of home economics. at also weekend ski trips. Sister Jane, president, and Sister 1 nearby Lausanne, which has one Mary Honora, former president, of the world's most famous schools Sister Jane commented: "There visited Leman in the early part of ' of h o t e l management. Students is so much available in Switzer­ the semester to investigate the taking education courses would be land. Its political and economic opportunities for study in Swit• able to do their student teachinj; standings are stable, and the Swiss zerland. This exchange program among children of the U. S. Dip­ people are' very honest' and gra­ would be in cooperation with nine lomatic Corps, U. S. business ex­ cious. Leman is very close to every­ other Mercy Colleges and Wiscon- ecutives, engineering and technical thing. There is a wonderful chance sin State University. representatives attending Leman. for travel. They have a low crime An Edgecliff student studying Arrangements are a l s o being rate. Right now we are going about abroad w o u 1 d be able to taktl made for an exchange program of the plans very slowly; we want to Summas left to right: Marge Johnson, Carolyn Shuogh (inset), courses in her minor field, prefer- faculty members. Faculty from the make sure it's right. We want it Betty Lang, Shirley Pitzer, Kathy Sprengard. Karen Sieve 1 ably during the second semester of M e r c y colleges and Wlisconsin to work!" Kunsemiller was absent. her junior year. State would be able to ttlach at Tentative areas of study will in- Leman and in turn, faculty mem­ clude: education, psychology, phi- hers from Leman would be able to Honors for Service, Scholarship loeophy, language and social stud- come here. The faculty-student Honors Convocation will be held Theatre. Mr. Donald J. Hogan, Kappa Gamm a Pi National ies. Students would be able to re- ratio at Leman would be 1-10. tonight at 8 o'clock in Edgecliff assistant professor of philosophy, Achievement Award - Dar 1 en e will give the address, "The Quality Doellman. of Excellence." The George E. McDonald Art Excellence in Teaching Among awards to be given are: Award- Margaret Jane Ludwig, Memberships in Kappa Gamma Sandra Sue Schlensker. Pi - Elizabeth Lang, Ca r o 1 y n The Three A rt s Scholarship Shough, Shirley Pitzer, Kathleen Foundation A w a rd - Maryann Award Encourages Philosophy Professor Sprengard, Margaret Johnson, Va- Bennett, Donna Kay Wilkens. Mr. Donald J . Hogan, assistant third year on the faculty of Edge­ I came here to teach. If there is leria DeVine, Cheryl Gambetta, The :American Institute of Chem­ professor in philosophy, received cliff. The previous seven years satisfaction among the students, it Lois Lipps, Lauretta Kosater, San- ists Award - Kathleen Sprengard. the first Edgecliff "Excellence in were spent in the personnel de­ means I am at least approaching dra Schlensker, Mary Wong, Bar- Catholic Press Award- Eliza­ Teaching" award at the annual partment of General Electric, dur­ my goal." bara Hamilton, Sister Louise Marie beth Lang. faculty dinner May 2. When que­ ing which time he lived in five The actual award is an inscribed Riehle, Anne Heile, Sister Mary Book Award of the German Con- ried about his reaction, Mr. Hogan different cities. He ea r n e d his certificate and $100 cash. It was e her y 1 Erb, Elizabeth Schulte, sulate - Ellen Burke. replied, "I was really surprised ... bachelor a n d advanced degrees also planned to ask the winner to Julia Tensing, Matilda Tanfani, · German Societies Award- Lin- in looking around this campus re­ from Xavier University, where he give the address to the Honors Diane Manuel. da Ann Bertke, Marilyn Schuetz. cently, I have decided that we have has also taught. Convocation tonight, according to Eighteen memberships in "Who's The Sister Mary Constance Psy- many excellent teachers . Per­ The importance of the award is Dr. Wester, academic dean. Mr. Who Among Students in American chology Award- Carolyn Shough. sonally, I had hoped to rank in the not in doubt, according to Mr. Hogan accepted the invitation; his Colleges and Universities." Brinker Philosophy Aw a rd­ top ten." Hogan: "This means more to • me topic will be "The Quality of Ex­ Tlie Charles Fleischmann Schol- Mary Louise Wocher. Mr. Hogan is completing his than any other award or honor; cellence." arship Award - Marilyn Ann Sun- Honor students from all classes Monsignor Carl J. Ryan, Cin­ derman. will also be honored. cinnati Archdiocesan superintend­ ent of schools and instructor in education at Edgecliff, was also honored with a gift at the dinner. $100 Annual General Fee Fails He will retire May 31. Msgr. Ryan has donated his entire library to To Cover All Expenses-SG Brennan Memorial Library. This As a result of a request submit- lege. In addition, the balance of includes special editions and other ted to the Administrative Council the General F ee, if there we re a valued works. by Student Government, the fol - balance, must also cover admin­ Certain other awards were given lowing report on the "General Fee" istrative expenses. The Business at this "Dean's Honors Convoca­ was given: Office reports that there are about tion." Included was an award for Student Activities . ..... .. $ 6.73 $300 per student per year aclmin- the Best Performance Following EDGECLIFF paper . 4.70 istrative expenses which are not Surgery; nominees were Dr. Pura Health Service . 18.19 covered by tuition and fees. There Miyar for Oh My Aching Neck; Library . 63.71 is no balance to cover this amount. Sister Mary Beverly for Good Fri­ Priest for noon Mass . 1.44 Also, tuition does not cover main- day Blahs; Mr.
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