Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Fifteen students were selected to represent Marycrest College in the 1960-1961 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. The primary factor for inclusion in 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 so- ciety. Each nominee received a certificate of award and the privilege of wearing the key emblem of the organization. WHO'S WHO Attaining recognition in the 1960-1961 Who's Who are Kseatedl Kathleen Caffery, Lois Cries, Jeanne Keeler, Irene Miller, Sharon Morrissey, Theresa Ruppenkamp, June Schubmehl. fstandingj Mary Fran Axford, Mary Ann Chuman, Carol Mekshes, Alice Moehlenhof, Mary Fran Sabo, .loan Wallace, Judy Wallace, and Bonnie Wilkens.

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1 . ,ie , - HN - -., .ave- ' ' I .., 1 1 T' 1' Members of SFPMC are: sented: S. M. Agnes Clare, M. F. Axford, S. M. St. Peter, L. Cries, S.. M. Margaret Maureen, S, Sedgwick, and S. M. Veronica. Strrmlirzg are: A. Moelilenhof, V. 511013, LI?.1Kz5czkowski, M. Lampc, J. Scllulmmcl, M. Leonard, M. Takes, J. Lampe, D. Zosky, . . yan . SFPMC Designed to create a spirit of mutual understanding between faculty and student body, the Marycrest Student Faculty Policy Making Committee is composed of an elected group of students and four faculty memliers. Through the efforts of this group, students are given insight into the role of the faculty in the total college program. Academic questions pertinent to campus life, student attitudes, and faculty aspirations and goals are discussed by the committee. ll Q'

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