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Executive Officers SISTER EDITH MARIE, Ph.D. Academic Dean

SISTER MARY DAVID, A.M. Dean of Students I

SISTER MIRIAM JULIA, A.M. Registrar

SISTER MARGARET MARY, Ph.D. Assistant to the President

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FRENCH Sister Marie Patricia, Ph.D., Chairman Sister Edith Marie, Ph.D. Janine Lesage Marzi, A.M. Virginia del Rosario, A.M.

BIOLOGY John E. Kouba, Jr., Ph.D. Sister Kathleen Marie, Ph.D. Florinda Minutoli, M.S.

GERMAN Margrit Beck, Studienassessor Thomas R. Milligan, Ph.D.

CHEMISTRY Thomas F. Shea, Ph.D., Chairman Arthur Langley Searles, Ph.D. Sister Marguerite Miriam, Ph.D. Sister Miriam Dolores, M.S.

HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Sister Marie Leonore, Ph.D., Chairman Sister Miriam Ellen, Ph.D. Arthur F. Murphy, Ph.D. Miroslav Turek, A.M.

CLASSICAL LANGUAGES Susan H. Martin, Ph.D., Chairman Sister Margaret Mary, Ph.D.

ITALIAN Joseph Tusiani, Pli.D.

COMMERCE EDUCATION Sister Mary Athanasia, A.M. William F. Doyle, M.S., I.C.C. Practitioner Sister Marie Imelda, A.M. Sister Maria Peter, A.M.

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PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION Marie B. White, A.M. Linda L. Lamherli, A.B. Rosemary A. Callahan, R.N., B.S.

THEOLOGY Rev. James Rigney, S.T.D., Cliainnan Rev. Janies E. Byrne, A.B. Rev. James J. Lynch, A.M.

PHA’SICS William A. Lynch, Ph.D. Sister Marguerite Mary, M.S.

Very Rev. Msgr. Lawrence J. Cahill, A.B. Spiritual Counselor Rev. Hermes Riviere, S.J. Assistant Chaplain Sister Marian Josephine, B.S. in L.S. Librarian Sister Mary Irma, A.M. Assistant Librarian Fredric Joslyn, Mus.B. Director of Glee Club Richard Kennedy, M.D. Attending Physician Eleanor O’Connell, A.B. Secretary to the President Mary J. O’Donnell, A.M. Counseling and Placement Director Sister Marie Jeannette, Ph.D. Director of Public Relations

PSYCHOLOGA^ Sister Mary Gertrude, Ph.D., Chairman Sister Miriam de Lourdes, Ph.D.

SOCIAL STUDIES Sister Marie Leonore, Ph.D., Chairman Sister Agnita Miriam, M.S.S.W. Sister Mary Assisium, M.S.S.W. William F. Doyle, M.S., I.C.C. Practitioner

SPANISH Sister Josephine Marita, A. M., Chairman Eileen M. Doyle, A.M.

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MARY L. BRADY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy

MARGRIT BECK SzizJieziflssessor Instructor in German

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JOAN THE DAUPHIN .

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Sheila Culkin

Deirdre O Brien

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Mary Powers

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MONSIEUR DE LA TREMANILLE . .

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ARCHBISHOP OF RHEIMS

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JOAN’S MOTHER .... Cecilia Conaghan QUEEN YOLANDE .

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Mary BemaJetle Kelly .

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Rosemary Smythe

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JOE SUMMERS .

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TESSIE HUTQJISON

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