Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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ilifl .2 9 . , hwy! . . QCD-Editors? Rid, M, Vxvonlsi, I Maybanks. P. Demon' K' D Nolan, and ' ' B. Bull, E- Hafpeliag D. Faulkner, - ' ' des K- Kapp' Campbell, 1- Hoe ' Crest Staff mil? Mekeshes-3 E' A. Moehlenlw , ' CREST Striving to f lf' u ill its philosophy of HA positive force in the educational com- munityn each monthly edition of the Crest reflects Marycrestls religious, academic and social life. Photographs, thought provoking editorials and news and feature articles trace the yearis progress from freshman orientation to Aloha. Journalism students develop the indispensable unose for ne beats and gain practical experience with ' ' ws on their campus each edition. L Xffiik

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Marycrest Publication society functions on the campus to further student interest in creative and factual writing. Through the publication of the Crest and the Literary Supplement, those with literary interests have an opportunity to display their abilities. Modern American Literature, the year's theme for MPS, was discussed in its various aspects at each monthly meeting. The first in the series consisted of a student panel discussion to introduce the topic in the fields of poetry, fiction, and drama. Uther special events of the year included the traditional Wassail-Without-Ale Christ- mas party, El Catholic Press month talk by Mr. Wayne Loui, and a joint meeting with St. Ambrose. MPS Nb sw 5.0. Planning the next session of Cof- fee House are MPS'crs A. Der- vin, M. Spuehlcr, A. Moehlenhof, E. Campbell, K. Sullivan, M. Vivone, .l. Hoenig, B. Mizicko, C. Meksches, D. Nolan, D. Faulk- ner, J. Alongi, B. Ball.

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ART CLUB Art and reality was the theme for the Alpha Gamma Mu meetings this year. Two student panels and two discussion groups as well as a joint meeting with Coffee House members helped to clarify concepts. A featured speaker presented suggestions for true religious art respecting the Mystical Body. Art faculty members and senior art majors accepted an.invitatiou to exhibit a selection of their art works at the Davenport Municipal Art Gallery during the month of February. And during the year many club members visited the Daven- port gallery and also the Chicago Art Institute to better understand the contemporary artist's contribution to reality. An art-scholarship fund raising social event and the sale of original art work slanted some attention to the material side. Representing the lVlarycrest Art Club are, standing: B. O'B0yle, M. Canepa, M. McNicholas, K. Rowan, M. S. Plummer, A. VancleWalIe, K. Durant, M. Gels, M. McSheel1y, J. Buysse, L. Buck- ley, C. Kocnigsaccker, C. Weis, P. Osldielc. Sealed: K. Geary, A. Opgenorth, L. Rokosz, I. Notz, H. Huck, M. A. McCuirk, R. Reiser, C. Swinburn, S. Steele, D. McCann, and K. Kapp. he l J