Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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BARBARA BALL Buffalo, Iowa Major: English Choral Club 1-2-3-43 Coffee House 3-43 Commuters Club 3g Crest Staff 3'4'Q Drama Club 2-33 ISEA 3-43 MPS 3-43 Spanish Club 1-23 Tri Tau 3-43 Yearbook 3. SHEILA BAILEY Davenport, Iowa Major: Medical Technology Alpha Delta Theta 2-3-4, Vice-president 3, President 4-3 Commuters Club 1-2-3-43 French Club 13 Triangle Club 1. S E N I O R MARY ANNE BRUCHMANN Rock Island, Illinois Major: Business Choral Club 1-23 Class Treasurer muters Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 33 Club lg Summer Council 43 Triangle 13 Tri Tau 3. S KATHLEEN CAF FERY Davenport, Iowa Major. Sociology Class Treasurer 4g Commuters Club 1-2- 3-43 Home Ec. Club 13 NFCCS 2-3-43 Social Science Club 2-3-43 Spanish Club 1-23 Triangle Club 13 Tri Tau 33 'Who's Who 4g Yearbook Business Manager 3.

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'Wi' x ,. N5 . ta i X: l 11 Senior officers enjoy a coffee break as president Sharon Morrissey pours for Norma Knipper, vice-president, Kathleen Caffery, treasurer, and Barbara Kopel, secretary, in the luncheonette. Our seniors plunged headlong into their active year with a very inter- esting Orientation Week for freshman newcomers. Mixers, panels, a talent show, and friendly chats constituted a welcome for 1960 freshmen . . . Of special interest to all seniors, resident and day, was the newly purchased Marquette House, overlooking Marquette Street's busy traffic and the Mississippi beyond. Fall brought Homecoming, with the seniors trying to create the usual degree of nostalgia and excitement for the alumnae without a Homecom- ing game and traditional parade. Members of the senior class supervised campus decorations and entertained returning alumnae with a Home- coming tea in the Marycrest student union. Presentation of the Academy Award winning movie 4'0n the Water- front opened a December of Christmas activities. Seniors participated in the choral programs, the daily Advent Wreath ceremony, the Three- School Christmas party at St. Ambrose, and serenaded the underclassmen at the annual dawn Christmas caroling ceremony the morning before vacation. With the holidays behind, activity began on Mardi Gras preparations. Seniors achieved outstanding success in their organization of the Mardi Gras Costume Ball, the Queen Contest, and the senior-written, senior-di- rected Variety Show-all slanted to a magazine theme, Cover Guys 8: Dolls. With spring came the musical Carousel, with many seniors in song and dance numbers, and the Fine Arts Festival with seniors represented in music, drama, art, and home economics. Comprehensives and Grad- uate Records provided a serious note to the spring activities, followed by a lighter vein in the Senior Prom, the Junior-Senior dinner, the Fresh- man-Senior picnic, the week of alumnae rushing, and finally, the me- morable Commencement following the Senior Aloha. 43

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MARI COX Wyoming, Illinois Major: English Central Illinois Club NFCCS 43 Sodality 4 Trl Tau 4 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Spamsh ROSETTA DEH-,ING 1 2 Tn Tau 4 Keokuk, Iowa Major: English Art Club 2g Coffee House 34 Home Ec Club 1-25 Iowa Club 1234 NFCCS 4 Sodality 4g Spanish Club 123