Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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One of the largest area clubs on campus, the Chicago Club energetically partic- ipates in the majority of campus activities. During the Christmas season the Club joined their confreres from St. Ambrose College to sponsor a party for the children of St. Vincent's Home. Other joint activities occurred through the academic year- campus clances and the annual Chicago Christmas dance during the holidays. Last but not least, the spring picnic before Chicagoans on both campuses scattered for vacation. CHICAGO CLUB Marycrcst Chicago Club members include, Row 1: K. Zimmerman, K. Durand, S. Gaffney, C. Leland, G. Lomburcli, M. Miller, M. A. McCuirk, J. Brown, G. O'Connor, J. Quirk, E. Mickirluk. Row 2: M. Tobin, B. Mizicko, M. T. Grunclolfo, M. Young, A. Oie, C. Connolly, S. Sullivan, M. Plummer, C. Cerllarclt, M. Schlanser. Row 3: R. Lambert, M. Coossens, C. Weis, J. bchubmehl, C. Daly, M. Mikel, J. Cora, C. Moriarty, M. Sarsfield, M. Lynch, P. Podesta, G. Campanellu, R. Huck, D. Kuczkowski. Row 4: A. Dervin, R. Murphy, N. Holmes, K. Fleming, M. Wheeler, N. Pcth, K. Spell, J. Condon, M. A. Rocen. Y ... 'l

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'v i T l X! X! Members of the Iowa Club are: Row I: C. Kcenan, K. Horras, J. Ham, J. Heneke, K. Rokosz M. Luken, P. Langcnbcrg, K. Murphy, J. Hillman, B. Novotny. Row 2: M. McDonald, B. Nolan M. Denton, J. Johnson, M. L. Schmitt, U. Rokosz, S. Pickert, J. Kimble. Row 3: M. A. Sullivan M. C. Hyland, J. Rashid, N. Meyers, J. Sladek, M. Pctsche, J. Hocnig, D. Stoughton, K. Kane C. Collins, D. Murphy, C. McGrath, E. Harper, B Kopcl, J Carolan, J. Lampe, M.. F. Axford S. Bruty, S. Headrick. Row 4: K. Hurley, M. J. Maybanks, V. Lcim-n, L. McCabe, M. J. Boland M. Takes, C. White, S. Sedgwick, R. Lampc, and J. Hoenig. Members of the Marycrest Iowa Club hail from points as far north, south, east, and west as the border lines extend. The lowa Club is a focal point of activity for Iowa members. Activities for members included a joint Christmas party with the CIC, a pre-se- mester mixer for the three schools, and closed the year with a spring picnic at Park.

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5 '. qLlA '-i' . , 9 '..fjs.-i- ' IZ Representing their respective countries, students from far- away lands observed United Na- tions Day. Panumanians present Z were, in costume, l. Grout and Z. Valdes. Seated were M. Conte, R. Burgos, .l. De Leon, M. Vide- I1 gain, and L. Rodriguez. ,A 5 Left to right, stanclin.g.' Z. Val- des, F. Yeh, R. Burgos, J. De Leon, M. Conte. Seated: C. Go- zaine. NTERNATIONAL CLUB The fall re-organizational meeting of the twenty-one members took place during the first quarter after a luncheon in the luncheonette. During the first quarter the group cooperated with Family Life groups in Davenport and Burlington, with the St. Ambrose International Relations Club and with various Davenport Clubs in their programs for furthering acquaintance among citizens of different nations. A Christmas party was planned for the faculty sponsorsg Mother Mary Geraldine received those present on campus on Christmas Day at an informal reception in the student lounge. Second semester activities included a trip to the Des Moines Foreign Student Week End, an g'At Home and many appearances as individuals and in groups at Quad-City clubs and schools.