SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) - Revision history

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 [[Image:radiokitchen.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Sister Sullivan and James D. Carpenter (right), general manager of the Dubuque Broadcasting Company. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]
-[[File:kitchen.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Kitchen of Tomorrow. WKBB-NBC Blue Network. Image courtesy: Joseph Jacobsmeier]]SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,--Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by '''McCall’s''' magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."
+[[File:kitchen.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Kitchen of Tomorrow. WKBB-NBC Blue Network. Image courtesy: Joseph Jacobsmeier]]SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,--Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Determined not to like home economics when she entered college, Sister St. Clara agreed with her parents and brother to try it for a year. So inspired was she with the spirit of her teacher that she went on to earn a master's degree at Columbia University and devote a lifetime to teaching and advising the community.
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Randylyon at 04:29, 31 May 2017

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	[[File:kitchen.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Kitchen of Tomorrow. WKBB-NBC Blue Network. Image courtesy: Joseph Jacobsmeier]]SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by McCall’s magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."		[[File:kitchen.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Kitchen of Tomorrow. WKBB-NBC Blue Network. Image courtesy: Joseph Jacobsmeier]]SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,--Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by '''McCall’s''' magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."

	~~Head~~ of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].		The head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].

	[[Category: Educator]]		[[Category: Educator]]
	[[Category: Broadcaster]]		[[Category: Broadcaster]]

Randylyon at 20:07, 28 January 2014

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	[[Image:radiokitchen.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Sister Sullivan and James D. Carpenter (right), general manager of the Dubuque Broadcasting Company. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by McCall’s magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."		[[Image:radiokitchen.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Sister Sullivan and James D. Carpenter (right), general manager of the Dubuque Broadcasting Company. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]
			[[File:kitchen.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Kitchen of Tomorrow. WKBB-NBC Blue Network. Image courtesy: Joseph Jacobsmeier]]SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by McCall’s magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."

	Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].		Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].

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	Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].		Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].

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Randylyon at 21:06, 11 February 2011

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	SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by McCall’s magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."		[[Image:radiokitchen.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Sister Sullivan and James D. Carpenter (right), general manager of the Dubuque Broadcasting Company. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by McCall’s magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."

	Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].		Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].

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Randylyon at 20:40, 23 November 2008

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	Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].		Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].

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SULLIVAN, Mary St. Clara (Sister) (Cherokee, IA,-Dubuque, IA, Jan. 16, 1985). Broadcaster and author. Sister Sullivan was recognized in 1951 by McCall’s magazine as one of the seven United States women [[RADIO]] executives performing "the greatest public service to women."

Head of the dietetics department at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]], Sister Sullivan also directed the "Clarke Kitchen of Tomorrow" program on WKBB, now radio station WDBQ from 1938 through 1969. She authored four cookbooks and wrote a weekly column for the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]].