Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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r , 4,-, ' ' ,.V,, . i'Q i'Q5:1:3g, t -. ffsf--Q1 .I ii ' N ' ' YEARBOOK With the opportunity of commemorating Maryc1'est's Twentieth Year the 1960 year- book staif had added incentive for hours of effort in collecting activity shots, assem- bling lay-outs, and selling advertising copy to meet the early deadline. With an interesting summer supplement promised to carry a post-Lenten record of the year's events, the 1960 Marycrest staff carried to completion plans for the college's largest annual. picture editor. 'Ls KE 5 'N jxm. K r iii, . ,..-A-gif, Zig'-iles, V f' -': 'f N3 O9B0y1e, and Mary d't s Mary Louise Jones, Barbara A 1 e 1 OI D Ailfce McGu1rk. Staff members: J. Millett, Marian Goossens, C. Mekshes, J. Keeler, J. Ohlenroth, C. Wilcox, A, A. Simons, M. Vivoneg seated, B. Ball, Ann Der- vin, and P. Lampe. Acknowledgments of photographers: Carstensen Studio Marycrest Camera Club Daily Times and Democrat Moline Dispatch l Kathleen Caffrey, business managerg Alice Moehlenhr copy editorg Mary Frances Axford, co-business manage .lune Schubmehl, picture editor, and Marian Takes, a . l ,Q ville

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