Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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freshman, is one of IBO students in her csence lecture class. One of 2,645 residents who live at home, Katherine eatsiq Sunday supper with her parents and boy friend lrig l' . Between classes Katherine relaxes with friends in the Ava- lanche club office. The club has l3O mem- friend. bers. Liberal Art Like many of her classmates, Liberal Arts freshman Katherine LaFond has not yet chosen her major or minor courses. Of the bachelor degrees offered in arts, science, science in- chemistry or general studies certiiicate, Katherine chose the bachelor of science curriculum, one which is followed by more than 50 per cent of Liberal Arts students. As majors, Liberal Arts students may choose from botany, Zoology, chemistry, Latin, economics, English, history, mathematics, modern languages, philosophy, physics, political science, psychology, sociology and speech. Minors may be obtained in any of these subjects as Well as in Greek, education, theology and physical education. ROTC students gain minors in military or naval science. Those of Katherine's classmates who plan to enter a professional school are registered in Liberal Arts pre-dental, pre-medical and pre-legal programs. Unless she chooses such a three-year preparatory course, Katherine must spend four years or more earning 128 semester hours of credit and 256 quality points for her bacheloifs degree. Most students learn early in their college careers that free-time must be budgeted so there are periods for recreation as well as studying. Organizations such as the Gregorian Chant choir, Band, Chorus, Sodality, Mission club, Fine Arts Guild and several discussion groups are open to all Liberal Arts students. There are also sporting groups such as the Avalanche Club and the Sailing Club. Such groups afford Katherine and other Liberal Arts students the chance to participate in all-University activities such as Homecoming and the Variety shows. Katherine is a member of the Avalanche club and the Sacred Music choir. Before dinner, Kath- erine chuckles over scrapbook with boy All Liberal Arts students are required to take either a lab science or mathematics course. Katherine chose chemistry. Katherine LaFond, Liberal Arts 29 2 A member of the Sacred Music chorus, Katherine ltar lefti practices under Fr. March's direction for their 75th concert. Under Lester Schwartz's Drama mural in the Union Rath- skellar, Katherine has coffee before an early class.