Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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l l Q SFPMC ' ' ----- - -- -- 1- 7 1 . Students and faculty members who constitute the SFPMC during 1959-1960 are the following: first row, A. A. Simons, S. Sedgwick, M. C. Hyland, M. F. Axford, J. Carrara, J. Philipsg second row, D. Zosky, S. M. Veronica, J. Hadank, P. Lampe, S. M. Agnes Clare, Mrs. Halbert, L. Schnitzius, A. Tamburrino, J. Broderick, third row, L. Cries, J. Lampe, J. Scliubmehl, S. M. Annette, R. Costello, M. Richardson, S. Margaret Maureen, D. Kaczkowski, A. Moehlenhof, Mr. Harvey. The Marycrest Student Faculty Policy Making Committee consisting of five faculty members and an elected group of fifteen student leaders carried on last year's program of studying .topics of mutual interest. Designed to give Marycrest students some in- sight into the role of the faculty in the total college program beyond that of the class- room and also to familiarize students with long-range planning on the part of the administration, the group discussed academic questions pertinent to campus life, stu- dent attitudes, and faculty aspirations and goals. if , if .

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HOUSE COUNCIL The singing of Christmas carols and the decorating of hall trees are activities sig- nificant of the family spirit fostered by the House Council. Composed of representatives from each campus hall and house, the House Council solves resident student problems and coordinates all-resident life. Weekly the entire resident student body meets for a discussion of social and religious aspects of campus life with the House Council president serving as chairman. Sunday dignity prevails as the House Council pauses to face the photographer. Seated, left to right, J. Hillman, M. F. Sabo, K. O'Connor, M. Aljanich, L. Helme, L. Higgins, J. Smith, P. Lampe, J. Hudunk, A. Dunng standing, I. to r., C. Chambers, R. Blong, B. Ryan, J. English, J. Curolan, M. P. Power, C. Kinnerk, S. Sedgwick, P. Pouzar.

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Nineteen students were selected to represent Marycrest College in the 1959-1960 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. The primary factor for inclusion in this annual directory is high scholastic achievement with consideration also for qualities of. leadership and cooperation in academic and extracurricular activities, general citizenship and promise of future service to society. Each nominee received a certificate of award and the privilege of Wearing the key emblem of the organization. wHo's WHO y Gaining recognition in the 1960 Who's Who are, first row, Jane Philips, Judith Broderick, Rose- mary Barron, Nancy England, Lolita Schnitzius, Anne Tamburrino, Helen Tang, Lois Cries, Jeanne Kcelerg second row, Mary Ann Schwartz, Karlene Schowalter, Mary Jane Anderson, Alice Ann Simons, Judy Carrara, Marilyn Richardscn. June Schubmehl, Peggy Lampe, Theresa Ruppen- kamp, and Irene Miller ml A.