Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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.M ,h ? F r. , . Working Qnrtheir masterpieces are art majors Barb O'Boy1e, Sharon Slezak, Sharon Morrissey, and Lolita Schnitzius. EDUCATION ART Working in paint, wood, ston clay, or metal, a Marycrest art m jor holds beauty at her fingertip Through her courses she develop a new awareness of beauty-tl broad sweep of the Mississippi, t dappled leaf pattern on a lawn, th molded-gold of a tabernacle an an aesthetic sense that extends fro . creation to appreciation. Studen enjoy responding to beauty in a its forms and prepare for vocation competency in many art fields. It takes more than a smattering of the three Ras to make a teacher, the woman of the Crest learns. Multi-dimensional interests, patience, a many-faceted knowledge, understanding, and a sense of humor developed at Marycrest help her meet the multitudinous challenges that confront her when she assumes her position on the other side of the desk. Members of the Education department are shown discussing their student teafching with Tri Tau guest speaker Dr. Etta Cosner. ,. all Y. s spans , iTrr,,,,,..r r Y-,-,Af V 72

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ENGLISH Progressing from prepositions and articiples, the Marycrest woman ma- aring in English next approaches a urvey of authors and periods of great iterature. For students interested in 'riting, campus outlets are provided in re college newspaper with its biennial iterary supplement and the college liter- ry magazine. 1 ff 1 -----T-1-+ --U f-N w' --- sf-Y fvff- -- 3 - 1 g E - my '. ' . f '. 2 5' 7 I zsisle. it T - ss lurk fl Q, r,,.'flE'1t'Ti! I 1 -- A ' A .Ji zfisfffill ' l A 'PI lv '-nfl '1 f Q.-I ,Lil ig V1 !lE.F TGI q ' viz-ml H If 6.443- Besides their regular class work as English majors these students enjoy working on the campus publications. Shown Working on the CREST are Mary Ann Schwartz, Barb Mizicko, and Barb Bremer. HOME ECONOMICS The Crester in the home economics department equips herself to meet the responsibilities of life in a Christian family and community or to prepare for professional opportunities in the field. The woman of Marycrest may select from these four majors: general home economics, foods and nutrition, home economics education, or clothing and textiles. These members of the home ec department are shown preparing a meal, one of the many activities of the depart- ment. l V? 1 l l 73