Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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+ 'K' From the four corners of the TIME goes on. Young women come to Marycrest from the East, the Far East, the YVest, the North, the South. The personal attitudes and convictions of each young woman have been shaped and molded by the life she leaves behind. Truth and knowledge, wisdom and goodness are the objects of her coming to Marycrest. This college, dedicated to Bonitas, Veritas, Pulchritasf offers each student the good, the beautiful, the truef, Guided by counselors and instructors, she learns by experience and by association with many different people. Then, and now, and for yet another twenty-fice years, these young women are instructecl and grow- in the light of truth, fortified with the strength of Christian awareness of themselves, of others, of God.

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TIME passes too quickly for most of us. Soon the newness will wear off Walsh Hall. It will be as familiar a building to the next generation as Upharn Hall is to this generation. The good old daysv seem always the best. In those days when Marycrest was a very small college, her students knew a comparatively intimate college life, with most of their activities confined to two buildings- Liberal Arts and Petersen. We can never bring back those times, but by the same token we can never forget what was begun then-a tradition of dedication to religion and education, Mother Mary Geraldinels legacy to each successive generation. Pausing for a cocktail before a formal dinner in 1941 QW my Yen' df uywg W 'S' ff ff Preparing for a formal dance in 1939. I7

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