EHLLEM W 3,5 :s-::A MARYCREST COLLEGE DAVENPORT, IOWA Editor I967: Patricia Sheehey W' FOREWO RD On a hill by the sea, Marycrest stands-a center ot stimulation for learning, growing, and gaining a position in lite. Each student is urged forward into that lite through experiences tound on this campus. Marycrest is: A delayed alarm, a rush to class, a thought on a blackboard, a note in a book, o new acquaintance, a call tor a date, warm thoughts of the past, hoping tor the tuture, budding maturity, personality uniqueness, Christian women, and adulthood. This is a book-your book-of lite. The events are always real . . . through COLLEMARIS. 2 COLLEMARIS Collemaris, that l am. On a hill, by the sea. Warm, real, filled with lifes Guarding all the eye may see-and more. With the wind go my love seeds, Sowing the thoughts of remember when, l guard past treasures, joys and tears, For who knows where, and who knows when They are again?-no more. Yet, l am still warm, and real, and full of life With much to offer, much to give. Learn my ways? love my ways. ln you l am able to live-ever more. Peggy Ausfgen CONTENTS Campus Life.. . .. 6 Seniors ......... ., 26 Clubs and Events ..., . . 44 Undergraduates .... .. 76 Faculty ........ .... I I4 3 7 1 , M 1672? ,,f Monsignor Thomas V. Lawlor cel- ebrated his golden jubilee of the priesthood in 1966. Honoring him were students, faculty and friends of Marycrest. Tribute was paid at an all-school convocation preceding a dinner in the Petersen Hall dining room. 'ii As Sister Mary Helen, our President, remarked: Even before the formal founding of Marycrest, Monsignor Lawlor served as a friend and counselor to the college. His assistance during the years of his retirement as hnancial and construction advisor has been invaluable as an aid to the girls and to the development of the college. 5 CAMPUS People living in a world of learning move up and down for classes, lectures, talks, exchange of views. thinking searching building ,,... . 3 fflpf 'il A fy v 1,504.6 .1 A 'Y mi' HH discovering God . . .His mys- teries, His love discovering God in the beauty of nature 4 i learning to learn through guides, re- search vm 12 Discovering an invisible world through the magic of science Discovering a teacher as a friend Discovering the challenge of routine work 'M' Z . 'v 13 piercing the barrier of language through tapes and drills expressing self in sounds of joy l4 Y Ii, expressing reality in colors, shapes, designs assimilating ideas into an expanding mind discovering truth in the rich kingdom of books-past, present creating the unique f H contemplating the beautiful 16 4' - ' K ,M .. y ' 5' A W' A 3 I gk mt Q Am, an catching facts to store in mind through notes and ink in class 17 ,f ff ,Qi Wi finding enthrallment in the arts I8 J .,.,Q-' creating an illusion expressing a mood e njoying life socially your date is here active sports 20 wandering free in a world of words where wisdom waits + We smiling . . . laughing . . . feeling keenly campus jests and funny-gay turns cheering fans at Ambrose games , 23 thinking . . . talking myriad topics over coffee sugar, cream f if? Q 'ii 2 . walking outside as seasons change and students talk of campus days 25 Q E 'IW SANDRA BEATTY CATHERINE BELL RUTH ANN BERTSCH Rock Island, Illinois St. Charles, Iowa Dubuque, Iowa Elementary Education Mathematics Social Welfare DIANE BLEIFUSS KATHLEEN MARY BLINT Galesburg, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Business Social Science SUSAN BREEN BARBARA JEAN BRIZZ MARYANNE CEURVORST Fgrf Madison, IOWO Lakewood, Ohio Davenport, Iowa Elementary Education Nursing Elementary Education Senior Year Was Many Things... EVA CARROLL Davenport, Iowa Elementary Education DOLORES ARACELY CARMENATE Havana, Cuba Spanish VONNIE K. CAFFREY Des Moines, Iowa Nursing JACQUELINE IRENE COONS ' Maplewood, Missouri Social Welfare SALLY ANN COGAN Davenport, Iowa English JEANETTE CARTER ST. Louis, Missouri SOOO' Welfefe ELIZABETH ANN cosTicsAN Chicago, Illinois Elementary Education 28 KATHLEEN DIANA DOOLEY Phoenix, Arizono Nursing KATHLEEN MARIE CRARY ' Fcirgo, North Dokoio SocioI Welfare MARGARET DAVIS ToIIuIo, IIIinois Home Economics PATRICIA KAY FREITAG West Poini, lowo Elemenfory Eolucotion JEANNE MARIE EHRECKE Dovenport, Iovvo Elemenfory Educotion JUDITH MARIE FINKENHOEFER Dovenport, Iowo Eiemenfory Education A Last Year at the Crest AN,,A,MNC,S,R,EN,, Davenport, Iovvo Sociol Science 29 DONNA FRITTON Cheyenne Wells, Colorado Mafhemafics MARY FRITTS DOROTHY MARIE FUELLING Dixon, Illinois Orion, Illinois Diefefics Home Economics JANE PRoBsT FULD PHYLLIS GAVIN Davenport, Iowa Ccscfldef l0WU Elementary Education 30 Engllsll CECILLE GERBER MAUREEN GIETL Tislcilwa, Illinois Springfield, Illinois English Ari NANCY GRENNAN SUSAN GRILL Sterling, Illinois Moline, Illinois Physical Eclucofion English HELEN HAAS PATRICIA ANNE HALDEMAN El Paso, Illinois, Flushing, New York Elementary Education 31 English JUDY KAY HIPPLE Wotermon, Illinois Nursing DENNYSE DEIDRE HOGAN Mundelein, Illinois Elementary Education ROSA HONG-PON Los Angeles, Colitornio Biology DONA LUCILA HOSINSKI South Bend, Indiono Sponisli-English JUDITH ANN JONES Golesburg, Illinois Dietetics 32 L, me PATRICIA MARY JOSTOCK Chicogo, Illinois Elementory Educotion PATRICIA KAISER Colona, Illinois Elementary Education ANNE KEENAN Chicago Heights, Illinois Elementary Education CATHERINE KITTRELL KATHLEEN KOPEL Marshalltown, Iowa Elementary Education Geneseo, Illinois History JUDITH ELAINE KUCERA Traer, Iowa Home Economics MARGARET THERESE KEOUGH Chicago, Illinois Nursing KATHLEEN MARIE KURTZ Marshalltown, Iowa Business Classes on the Block PATRICIA ANN LEITH MT. Union, Iowa Nursing RUTH HELEN LACINA JANICE LOETE East Moline, Illinois Mathematics Grinnell, Iowa Dietetics KATHLEEN LOUSSAERT Moline, Illinois SHERRIE ANN LOVETT MT. Pleasant, Iowa Nursing Elementary Eclucafion VIRGINIA ANN LONG Appleton, Wisconsin Home Economics 34 SUZANNE MAYOTTE Aurora, Illinois Elementary Education KATHLEEN MCKENNA Bettendort, Iowa Business DIANNE LYNN MCLAUGHLIN Donahue, Iowa Home Economics MARILYN LEE MERZ Harper, Iowa Nursing DEANNA LYNN METZINGER Montrose, Iowa Elementary Education Student Teaching GAYLE CATHERINE MELNARIK Middleton, Wisconsin Social Welfare MARIA ANNE MICHALEK Victor, Iowa Nursing .. ,-., , JEAN ANNE MINARD Davenport, Iowa Business Education AGNES MOHR Bettendort, lowo Sociol Science RUTH ELIZABETH O'LEARY River Forest, Illinois Sociol Welfore ALICE JANE NEUHAUS Davenport, lowo Business JANE MARY OSBORN York, Nebrosko Elementary Education MARY LOU OSWEILER Webster, lovvcl Speech SQ Dromo BUNNY NICHOLSON Struble, lowcz Sociczl Weltore MARTHA REAL Wyoming, Illinois Sociol Weltore AIDEN RICHIE Campus, Illinois Social Welfare DONNA J. SCHNEEKLOTH Davenport, Iowa Nursing CHARLENE A. ROTHAN Peoria, Illinois Speech SQ Drama VIRGINIA SENDELBACH Henry, Illinois Business PAULA HINRICHS SINGER Moline, Illinois Social Science CAROL SCHLEMME Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Medical Technology JUDY SMITH Davenport, Iowa English ELIZABETH ANN STANFEL Canton, Illinois Elementary Education JULIE TRENKLE LeRoy, Ill. Sociology KAREN THORNLEY Cenfralia Missouri Medical Technology JOANNE CELIA TYE Chicago, Ill. Social Welfare TRUDY WALSH Campus, Ill. Nursing ELSA MARITZA TORRES Panama, Panama Business JOAN E. WELLS Rock Island, Ill. Social Welfare SUZANNE WELLS Davenport, Iowa History PATRICIA ZENZ, R.N. Lancaster, Wisconsin Nursing PATRICIA WILDERMUTH Moline, Illinois Biology MARY CANEPA Rock Island, Illinois English 39 LINDA JANE WILSON Rockford, Illinois Business ROSALEE M. YOUNG Davenport, Iowa Art FRAN DURAND Davenport, Iowa Elementary Education Comps and Grad Records SHARON GETTY Davenport, Iowa Elementary Education CHARLOTTE GOODMAN Davenport, Iowa Elementary Education SALLY J. GEURINK Durant, Iowa Elementary Education MILDRED E. HANSEN Clinton, Iowa Elementary Education JUDITH ANN LAMBRECHT Rock Island, Illinois Nursing Education 40 HELEN M. LICHTENSTEIN Davenport, Iowa Social Science NANCY E. LINDSKOG Rock Islancl, Illinois Elementary Education MABEL SCHMIDT Davenport, Iowa Nursing FRANCES MCALLISTER Rock Island, Illinois Business EVELYN VAN PUYVELDE Moline, Illinois Social Weltare Graduation LORAINE OTTE Long Grove, Iowa Elementary Education MARY WILLIAMS Davenport, Iowa Physical Education Senior Activities .ijgx Ruth Bertsch concentrates during comprehensives, one of the challenges of senior year. Student teaching wus on introduction to a career for Deonno Metzinger, senior, who taught first grade at Grant elementary school. 42 1-7- , A rx Z , 5 5 , X in fx ' N Q k . ' I ,I Qu if ' M f -2 s , A f f , K 553 i - 'K J X .. rs -7 TL I W 9? if fl X 2- , .-iu ,Q , -Luis fl 3 ' nf? H 'v ' 1' K , 1 ps -1 5 gs . -. .E L .f 6 2 - V 3 Q Z ii Q . I Q Q if E 6 . .. , , , 7- Q-1f . Y ' 4' ' Q 1 1 . r 3 5 r rg UZ f 32 ' F Y I- T 5 g 5? A rf 5 yi ,. f ' t L .5 S uv ' 1 ' . Li EL Y Two MoryCreST SeI'1iOVSf KOTHGSIW DOOIGV, lefff Oud Morilyn nurse counseksr, and Sisrer Mary Helen, President looked on Merz received commissions as second lieufenonts In The U. S. os The nurses fook Their oorh from Mcnror Carlin M. Jonesl Army Nurse Corps Reserve rhis year. Coprczin Joan Jensen, Army Graduation was o step into the future for Kleft To righfr Coyle Mefrvorik. Vormie CCJHVSY, Julie Trenkle ond POT Josrock. 43 Clubs and Organizations Cleft to righti Maureen Griftin. treasurerg Jeanne O'Brien, secretaryg Gayle Melnarilc, vice president, and Martha Real, president. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL acts as a voice ot the students in the discussion of issues pertinent to the campus. lt is composed at club and class otlicers. This year a committee discussed different types of student government. NFCCS KSEATED, left to right? Suzy Hartung, iunior delegate, Kathy Reid, secretary-treasurer Judy Kulishp Mary Ann Goheeng Elaine Bruchp lSTANDlNGJ Mig Gimbelg Eileen Curren Laurie McCarthy, and Cecille Gerber, senior delegate. 44 NFCCS is a national organization ot students among Catholic colleges. Two major projects initiated and sponsored by NF this year included a Student Ad ministration Workshop and the annual NSA The NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIA- TION, in its first year on campus, dealt with student council structure, freshman orientation, convocation, the problems of transfer students and foreign student relations. ln the spring NSA participated in a regional student stress conference. CFOREGROUND, left to righti, Betsy Baxter, Lorraine Palcic, Agnes Mohr, Maureen Griffin, fBACKGROUNDJ Jeanne Logsdon, corresponding secretary, Rene Chione, public relations, Lucy Lohman, Sue Foley, co-ordinator, and Joan Hempstead, secretary. Not pictured: Sally Cogan, Jan Poder, Martha Lavery and Trish Sullivan, Student-Faculty Committee The STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE serves as a liaison between the stu- dent body and the administration, Student members are chosen by their classes. The group exchanges opinions and attitudes on matters of policy. QSEATED, left to rightt Martha Lavery, Sister Mary Veronica, Agnes Mohr, Vicky Berglund, Sue Putnam, Sister Elizabeth Anne, Mr. Robert Miller, QSTANDINGJ Sister Jane Frances, moderator, Sue Foley, Kathy Fitzgerald, RoseAnn Condon, Maureen Griffin, Sister Barbara Miller, Linda Wilson, Cecille Gerber, and Ruth Bertsch. Not pictured: Mary Anne Berg, Suzy Hartung, Dolly Lein, Kathy Kopel, Jackie Coons, Joan Wells, Martha Real, Miss Jane Anderson and Mr, James Van Speybroeck. 45 I nter-Club CSEATED left to rightl Mary McGraw, Mary Ann Beckman, Nancy Lippert, Mary McEniry, Pat Sheehey, Dennyse Hogan, QSTANDINGJ Betty Costigan, Phyllis Gavin, president, Rosa Hongg Elaine Bruch, Kathy Shuman, Sue Foley, Carol Schlemme, Julie Lehnis, Bev Harrison, Pat Josfock, and Cecille Gerber. Ten O'CIock Scho INTER-CLUB COUNCIL, composed of a representative from each club and a president elected by the student body, is organized to coordinate the clubs on campus. It sponsored Lead- ership workshops during the fall and spring and supervised club work for Mardi Gras. Iars TEN O'CLOCK SCHOLARS Con- sists of students beyond the us- ual college age in Marycrest's regular daytime division. ln No- vember, the club and its presi- dent, Mrs. Dolly Lein, were featured on VVOC-TV Kaleido- scope. A tea for graduating seniors ended the year. ileft to rightl Mrs. Evelyn VanPuyvelde, secretary, Mrs, Dolly Lein, president, Mrs. Emily Wilson, and Mrs. Mildred Hansen. 46 House Council HOUSE COUNCIL is a representative group of students designed to promote cooperation and communication between resident students and faculty. This year it obtained later hours for residents and campus broadcasts of St. Ambrose radio station KSAR. CSEATED, left to right? Betty Costigan, president, Bunny Nicholson, vice president Mayna Stancill, treasurer, and CSTANDINGI Mary McGraw, secretary. Commuters' Council COMMUTERS' COUNCIL provides a means ot communication between day students, faculty and student council. The main event of the year was the smorgasbord which enabled students to get acquainted with each other and their faculty adviser. tlett to rightl Mig Gimbel, treasurer, lrene Kale, vice president, and Phyllis Marvin, secretary. Not pictured: Maryanne Ceurvorst, president. 47 MPS Coffee House MARYCREST PUBLICATIONS SOCIETY is com- posed of English moiors ond minors. The group sponsored speakers such os octor-poet Roger Steftens ond clossicol scholor Fdther Mdrk Ed- words. The troditionol Christmos porty, Wossoil- Without-Ale, wos held iointly with COFFEE HOUSE, Iiterory discussion group. At Iett Suzy Hortung, coordinotor for both groups, shores o cup ot wossoil with Miss Lourie Fouikner, English department. Student Library Committee STUDENT LIBRARY COMMITTEE is on odvisory committee composed of the vice president of eoch closs. They serve os Iioison between the students ond the Iibrory tor on ex- chonge of ideos ond ci discussion of needs. Ileft to rightI Mory Tront, Scilly Cogon, Kothy Bcrrelf ond Koihy FitzgeroId. Encounter fleft to rightl Suzy Hartung, Janette Poder and Sister Elizabeth Thoman. INTERNATIONAL CLUB is organized to promote friendly relationships among students from many coun- tries. The principal activity of the year was the International Weekend in Des Moines which gave the stu- dents an opportunity to meet other international students. ENCOUNTER is a theological and philosophical discussion group be- gun this year by interested students and faculty. The group' has discussed such topics as Evolution and Orig- inal Sin and Art, Censorship and Morality. International Club ,j , 7.7 ev-R - 15.4-A-gy-,g,r-gtxgrq 3 T 'f62:4.,, ISEATED, left trellonf Rosa Suavisog llka Franca Dalfiu to rightl Elvira Harris, Gladys Pino, treasurerg Rebecca Cheng Fannie Cas- Hong, president: CSTANDINGD Loly Carmenateg Esperanza Orozcof Judith Varelap Lupe Mayora, and Marisin Torres, vice president. Not pictured: me, secretary. 49 e Cercle Notre Dame ,rs ww-N, ' wav? ileft to rightl Julie Lehnis, presidentp Sue Reitzler, treasurer, Margie Fitzgerald, vice president, and Toni MacDonald, secretary. LE CERCLE NOTRE DAME aims to extend knowledge ot French language and cul- ture beyond the classroom. Events sponsored during the year include The des Rois, travelogues, various speakers and a hootenanny with other French clubs in the area. 5 El Cfrculo Espanol EL ciizcuio ESPANOL is organized to promote greater understanding and interest in the Spanish language and culture. The club sponsored the Christmas posada, a Spanish rosary and speakers reporting on visits to Spanish-speaking countries. lleft to rightl Jeanne Logsdon, secretary, Michaleen Cepela, vice president, Fran Chiodo, treasurer, and Nancy Lippert, president. 50 1 Costello Players Membership in COSTELLO PLAYERS provides an outlet tor students interested in any phase of drama through work on maior productions. The One Act Play com- petition was the club's important event of the year. ISTANDING left to rightl Rita Koening, secretary-treasurer, Mary Ann Hasselbring, corresponding secretaryg QSEATEDD Chris Gravino, vice president, and Mary McGraw, president. Music Club The MUSIC CLUB acquaints students with all Cleft to righti Sandra Guerrini, secretary, Francine Osweiler, vice Gregg of music education Through participation president, Jean-Paula Periolat, president, and Jeanne Musetta, I in performances throughout the year and con- tact with professional musicians. This year the group sponsored the Philidor Trio from New treasurer. York. Art Club The ART CLUB provides opportunities to enrich cultural lite. This year members organized and participated in art ex- hibitions, campus art sales and tours through various galleries including the Chicago Art Institute. ilett to rightl Kay Martise, vice president, Saraiane Boyd, president, and Paula Nyberg, secretary. Not pictured: Judi Johnston, treasurer. .Sl s is 4, X 'Ns,,.,.l'kv+ A CREST STAFF: fSEATED, leff fo fighri Mimi Tue,-k, Ngncy Ncgle, Mary Anita McManus, business manager, and Sheila Donahue Peggy Ausfgeng Barb Walken CSTANDINGJ Janette Pocler, edi- NOT DlCTUI'6Clr MCWTLWG Howard. Ossisfwif edllol- torg Kay Marfise, exchange ediforg Dolly Laing Suzy Harfungp Crest and Yearbook Staffs 'L- -af fs... M, ,J ,-I 41 ,..-f , H Y ,xx . -W N .L M' vw ,ff - L PHOTOGRAPHERS: CSEATED, left to rightl Sue Lawlor, Sis- CSTANDINGJ Sheila Bohn, and Miss Laurie Faulkner, Crest ler Elizabeth Tlwomon, chief photographerg Julie McVeighg Gnd yearbook adviser, N01 picfuredi Rgnqld Oppen, 52 YEARBOOK STAFF: CSEATED, left to righll Nancy Nagle: Phyllis Marvin, Mimi Tuerk, Pat Sheehey, editor, lSTANDINGl Mary Pat Hogarly, Kathy Filzgerald, and Sheila Donahue. BUSINESS STAFF: lKNEELlNG, lefl' fo righfj Carol Miley, Mau- -reen Grant, KSTANDINGJ Karen Brennan, Barb Murrin, Gloria Green, Irene Kale, Barb Walker, Barb Britton and Cam Malfaif, business manager. YEARBOOK STAFF: QSEATED, leff to righfl Karen Hoedl, Marsha Allenholen, Carol Goss, Mary Jean Kessler, KSTANDINGJ Susie Mann, Jennifer Dillon, Peggy Ausfgen and Karen Biederbeck, Social Science Club 'Qin ileft to rightj Jane Neuhaus, treasurer, Agnes Mohr, secretary, and Anita Friend, president, Not pictured: Bernadette Bernardy, vice president. Young Democrats CFOREGROUND, left to rightl Dick Kearney, Judi Blouinp Michael Toohillp KBACKGROUNDJ Don Toohill, president, Cothy Barry, and Shirley Haines, 54 The SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB is designed to develop a better understanding of human relations and ci social awareness through consideration of international and domestic problems. The club spon- sored a U.N. workshop here and repre- sentatives attended the Midwest Model U.N. in St. Louis. Club The YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB promotes an awareness ot political affairs through actual porticipation in the work of the party during the elections. The club has combined with the St. Ambrose Young Demo- crats. TRI-TAU is an education organization designed to acquaint students with the standards of the teaching profession and with national, state and local education associations with which Marycrest is affil- iated. The club held a car raffle to raise money to sponsor speakers. Tri-Tau Cleft to rightl Peggy Fortune, vice president, Pat Jostock, president, Nancy Noid, treasurer, and Patricia Freitag, secretary. Alpha Delta Theta ALPHA DELTA THETA is a national professional sorority for medical technologists. Members worked in community service protects such as distributing information on blood banking facilities and providing a Science Day for high school stu- dents. X.,-' KSEATED, left to rightj Chris Aageson, vice president, Judy Teerlinck, Nancy Gregarich, Mary Jo Lutz, secretary-treasurer, CSTANDINGJ Beverly Harrison, Carol Schlemme, president, Sheila Bohn, and Sue Huber. Not Pictured: Karen Thornley and Pat Wildermuth. 55 Home Economics Club lleft to rightl Mary McEniry, presidentg Pat Leary, secretary, Marianne McDonough, vice president, and Lesley Enderlin, treasurer. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB promotes the activity of women in this field. This year the club sponsored a trip to Century Studio, a demonstration at the electronic oven and the Spring Fashion Show. Modern Dance Club llett to rightl Kathy Shuman, presidentg Peg Austgen, vice president, Cheryl Lamps, his- toriang Pat McDonald, secretary, and Denise Fuhrman, publicity. 56 MODERN DANCE CLUB promotes a favorable environment tor the cre- ation of dance for artistic growth and for the enioyment and educa- tion ot others. The group performed at Studio Night and the Fine Arts Festival. CHICAGO CLUB is a social organ- ization open to everyone. The club sponsored a dance at The Clayton House in December and a Christmas party at St. Vincent's with St. Am- brose. The CENTRAL ILLINOIS CLUB and IOWA CLUB of Marycrest ioined with St. Ambrose this year. They cooperated in sponsoring social events throughout the year. Chicago Club lleft to rightl Dennyse Hogan, president, Pat Leary, secretary, Maureen O'MaIIey, vice president, and Mary Ann Conroy, treasurer. C C, Iowa Club Iowa representatives, Ileft to right! Elaine Bruch and Bev Harrison, Central Illinois repre- sentatives, Mary Ann Beckman and Pat Brennan. 57 CENTER FOR PDSTCLIC ACTIO General Co-Chairmen Moderator St. Vincent's Home Co-Chairmen Upward Bound Friendly House Home Visitation Catholic Interracial Council Co-Chairmen Pine Knoll Nursing Home Clothing Drive Taylor School Annie Wittenmeyer Home Gayle Melnarik Mary Anne Berg Sister Barbara Miller Mary Anne Berg Kathy O'Harra Margaret Nicholson Sister Jean Meimann Gayle Melnarik Mayna Stancill Sister Elizabeth Thoman Kathy Hallagan Judi Blouin Maureen Griffin Margaret Nicholson 58 The Center was the place where the action was for Cresters this year-the place where they became humanly involved with the community. This, its second year, was a vital one for the Center. Achieving permanent status on campus, it offered participation in more than twelve full-time and part- time proiects for at least one-fourth at the student body. Center projects bring Cresters in contact with the realities of lite, with the world in which they must live as responsible Christians. With the increased enthu- siasm of a growing membership the Center encom- passed a larger part of the community this year, adding Upward Bound, Community Action Proiect, Pine Knoll Nursing Home, CIC, and PAVLA to its projects. This year Marycrest activists worked with all age levels . . . from reading lciddy stories to youngsters at Friendly House to giving hairdos to golden-agers at Pine Knoll Home. And the action has only begun! Catholic Interracial Council: llett to rightl Nancy Gregorich Mayna Stanclll Jeanne O Brien and Lynne Tague 2510 'U Love Guidance f ? The capacify To love, demonsfrafed by The number of students actively working in The Cerifer, shows Thaf there are stu- dents here on campus who desire 'ro fulfill their social commitment. . . .Sister Barbara Miller Friendship SPECIAL EVENTS 62 The l966-67 school year began with a welcome from Sister Mary Helen, President, at the Sept. I5 convoca- tion. ln welcoming students, Sister stressed each student's part in the evolving faculty-student community pursuing truth in an atmosphere permeated by Christian charity. than 'HY li wr? ,. H, fl W TTI 5 :sq -1 sw' he-M. For freshmen the beginning of school was meeting new people, a Freshman Orientation Program, the rush of registration and, hopefully, little time to be homesick. For upperclassmen it was renewing old acquaintances, moving into new dorms and moving another year closer to graduation. A record l,O65 students enrolled at Marycrest this year. Girls from twen- ty-Hve states and from five foreign countries made up the student body. For each certain events of 1966-67 proved memorable. El? X Lines of communication are set up early with St Ambrose during Freshrran Orientation Week. fy - ,Agn Judi '11 '.,e5 r ww- A ' wi 'H-,..,. Dr. Earl Hanson and Sister Mary Helen followed by Msgr. Dingman, Sister Mary Benita, and lbaclci Mr. Harry Kelly and Rev, Earl F. Niehaus. Founder's Day Dedication of Rohlman hall, new junior-senior dormitory, was the highlight ol the sixth annual Founder's Day, Oct. 7. The hall was named after the Most Rev. Henry P, Rohlman, late bishop ol Davenport, at whose request Mother Mary Geraldine founded the college in i939. Keynote speaker for the ceremonies commemo- rating Mother Mary Geraldine was Dr. Earl H. Hanson, superintendent emeritus of Rock island public schools. Marycrest conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters upon Dr. Hanson. if me ,..-o The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Maurice J. Dingman blessed the new man, the Rev. Andrew A, Bialas, Marycrest chaplaing Sister Rohlman hall. From lett, Sister Mary Helen, President: Joseph Mary, registrar, and Sister Hazel Marie, academic Msgr. Dingmon, chancellor of the Diocese of Davenport, dem, W. J. Rohlman, Little Rock, Ark., nephew of Bishop Rohi- ai 'Q lv f ' 'T' 1 Rohlman Hall Parents' Weekend Porents' Weekend, Oct. 29-30, included o luncheon, parent-toculty meetings, o chorus presentation ond o dinner-donce. Mory Protten, freshman, visits with her parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Henry Protten, Conton, Ill. W 2W7'2q4 - wf ,.n....-my 1 ...1. NSF 5 Homecoming Soaring 6O's was The Theme of The annual Marycresf-ST. Ambrose Homecoming, Novem- ber 4-6. A bonflre Thursday nighT followed by a dance Friday nighT aT The Col Ballroom sTarTed The weekend's eyenTs. SaTurday began wiTh a luncheon lecTure by artist Paul Norfon lleftl. The Homecoming parade was held in The affernoon. SaTurday's evenTs ended wiTh a folk fesTival af Mary- c:resT. Sunday The Ramblers, ST. Ambrose's Top in- tramural Team, defeaTed an all-star intraf mural Team from Loras college. All .-he JF 'aw Hynix. Slow Down The Soaring 6O's was The Theme of The Turtle-shaped iunior class float which Tied for hrs? place wifh The Chicago club floaT in The annual Homecoming parade. I 966 NF ioined in the parade with Cecille Gerber, Marycrest senior dele- gate, and Mike Brackman, former St. Ambrose senior delegate. Sue Putnam, irighti reigned as Homecoming queen, 67 Homecoming closed with an alumnae business meet- ing and brunch in the Petersen dining hall. Martin L. Duggan, associate managing editor of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, was guest speaker. Mrs. Joan Meis Sherwin presented the Distinguished Service Award to Sister Mary Benita Peiper, superior general of the Sisters of Humiiity, and Miss Mary E. Reistroffer, as- sistant professor in the department of social work extension at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Mrs. Mayme Kane, a Marycrest housemother, was made an honorary member ot the Marycrest Alumnae association. Alice-Sit-by-the-Fire'' my 331' Qu-... James M. Barrie's Alice-Sit-by-the'Fire, a sophisticated peri- daughter, Amy fCathleen Millerl, hidden in Steve's lMarty od comedy, was presented Dec. 2-4 in the Marycrest auditori- Olszaki apartment while her husband lBob Thomasl sits by um under the direction of Miss Jane Anderson. ln this scene unaware ofthe situation. from the play, Alice lCharlene Rothanl surprisingly finds her The cast included Cleft to rightl Lynn Voss, Richardson, Kathleen Steve, Patricia Brennan, nurse, and Elizabeth Frederickson, the Miller, Amy, Tom Peterson, Cosmo, Charlene Rothan, Alice, Bob maid. Thomas, Colonel, Elaine Brueckner, Girievra, Martin Olszak, 68 ii 1 'Nw ,J ir, QQ? Sister Mary Yolanda Rev. Andrew M. Greeley Rev. Kevin Coughlin Cotholic Press Month Spealcer Hegel Lecturer Retreat Muster Actor-poet Roger Stefiens chats with students after his talk Oct. 12. K Q-Ar 5 Sister Ano Mario fleftl and Sister Dolores show Bishop O'Keefe the cafe- teria during his visit here Feb. l5. 69 Speakers urses' Capping Sister Brigid Caps Anne Kinley during the cred Heart chapel Jan. l5, ceremony in Sa- Sister Luz Maria Orozco right receives congratulations from 'wer sister Sister Ana , , i f Q Maria, upon being awarded a Danforth Teacher Grant. She will complete tier doctoral S studies at tive University of Minnesota, , . J, l KSTANDING lett to riglwt Rosa Hong, Cecille Gerber, Kathleen Ann Barrett, Janice Loete, Rosalee Stablein Young, Slwirley Ann Haines, Joan Eiizabetn Carstensen, Janette Poder. CSEATEDJ Maryann Goliecn, Catherine Mary 70 Bell, Rita Jane Koening, Patricia Kay Freitag, Donna Lucille Hosinski, Virginia Ann Long, Juditlw Marie Kulislw, and Siweila Rutli Bonn. Not pictured: Suzanne Wells, Andrea Hanson and Sally Cogan. Christmas Children of Mr. Gene Gerwe, vice president for development, join their fother in Trimming the Christmas tree in Uphom holl lobby. flux, ul is The cmnuol Chrisfmos concert Dec. 15, put Cresters in o holiday mood. Sisfer Elizabeth Anne conducts The choroie. 71 Mardi Gras Would you believe The '67 Mordi Gros opened Feb. 3 wiih o donce of the Eos? Moline Holidoy Inn. The bozoor, Feb. 4 ond 5, included booths, exhibifs, enierfoinmenf ond Q voriefy show. A fofol of 33600, roised during The weekend, wos given 'ro The building fund ond other proiecfs. is-. J . wa, K 'l'lilw-.....A.--n H'-'ff 4 v 72 YN -K Mardi Gras queen Lorraine Chione, freshman, Center, INGJ Liz Lauter, iunior, Kathy Frater, sophomore, CSEATEDD reigned over festivities, Her attendants were CSTAND- Sue Ray, iunior, and Martha Real, senior. 73 if Preparing for The lenih annual Marycres'rfST. piano, and llefl lo righr Chuck Declerco, Lynn Ambrose musical, KismeT, which was held Voss, Charles Harper and Genevieve Bania. March 3O'April 2, are David McDaniel aT The One Act Play Festival For her performance in The senior play, A Trap ls a Small Place, Charlene Rofhan, seen lell vvifh Mary Lou Osvveiler, was chosen best aclress. Lynn Voss, director, received an award for besl overall pro- duction ol The sophomore play, lbelovvl All This and Alan Too. my My Aiii' l fifty 1 8 AQ 2 fr x Q ll ilfr .1 fl i , A 'rf , lk rj 7 gig' 1615 '77 Fine Arts Festival The Twenfy-second annual Fine Aris Fesiival, April 28-May 7, opened with The presenfa- tion of a modern French comedy, The Mad Woman of Chailloif' by Jean Giraudoux, An arf exhibif, o choral concerf and senior drama recilals were also held. Charlene Rofhan Clefti gave excerpts from The King and l for her senior recital. Mary Lou Osvveiler Cbelovvi performed from My Fair Lady. Both girls were speech and dra- ma rnaiors. 8. X flat .14 ' w -2 K5 ff sl GQ I .liiniors QW The iunior class began their year in the new dorm, Rohlman hall. In November they sponsored the toll prom, The Shadow ot Your Smile, at Hotel Black- hawk. Christine Aogeson Mary Bald During the Christmas season the class prepared food O t , WA . D , I , . :Ono ls Gvenporl OWU baskets and gathered toys for a needy tomily in the OFGG. In the spring they sponsored the junior-senior dinner. Funds for the protect were raised by the rattling of a stereo purchased by the class with S 81 H green stamps. 'KF ,awn- 'IES' Carollyn Barker Kathleen Barrett Davenport, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa :tif Cathy Barry Mary Anne Beckman Mary Anne Berg Karen Biederbeck Sheila Bohn Van Horne, Iowa Canton, lll, Chicago, Ill, Peoria, Illinois Atlanta, Georgia 3,55 1 ,V My LM .A , f A I I 1 ' 'Z ' I Patricia Brafmqn Patricia Brennan Barbara Britton Marguerite Brown Elaine Bruch Davenport, Iowa Henry, Ill. Davenport, Iowa Ames, Iowa Algona, Iowa 77 Juniors HY Pafricia Buchrneyer Sheila Burke Moline, III. Niles, lll. 1 Eileen Curran Ellen Danehy Naperville, lll. Lebanon, Mo. Barbara Donoghue Diana Dowie Chicago, Ill. Des Moines, Iowa Q I ,gg of ' . , l nni is , Peggy Fortune Chicago, Ill. Marian Garrison Moline, Ill. Joan Carstensen Davenport, Iowa Colleen Connolly Marta Crosby Des Moines, Iowa Marshalltown, Iowa Sharon Del Giudice Jennifer Dillon Kathleen Dominic Evergreen Park, lll. Greenville, Miss. Milan, lll- Kafhryn Egan Dunla p, Iowa we 1-in Anne Fifer Susan Foley Saginaw, Michigan Galesburg, Ill. Carol Goss Lacona, lowa 78 Maryann Gaheen Chris Grcvino Aurora, III, Rockford, Ill. i 'swf' Nancy Gregorich Shirley Haines Oglesby, Ill. Storm Lake, Iowa Juniors FM? Sharon Hanclcs Rock Island, Ill. Beverly Harrison Suzy Ho,-yung Eldoro, IOWG Beardstown, III. Mary Ann Hasselbring Cissna Park, III. ,.e,w,, Susan Hanley Jean Harney Lewistown, Montana Tiskilwaf Ill, Connie Heims Miriam Heit Hopkinton, Iowa Charles City, Iowa Connie Hogan Linda Holland Patricia Hotfenstein Martha Howard Susan Huber Cumming, Iowa Coal Valley, Ill. Davenport, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa Wellman, Iowa Kathy Hundt Stella Jamell Fort Madison, Iowa Marshalltown, Iowa fywx Juniors f', f!'Y' Moline, III. f ' ' -if 'tt' Judy Kulish Gretchen Kuntz Liz Lgufer Cedar Rapids, Iowa Burlington, Iowa Chicago, Ill, I I I :': , ,J C. , i 'F Mary Jo Lutz Mary Mack Cam Maltait Donnellson, Iowa Viola, Ill, East Moline, III, 80 Ip-f-pp Rosann Johnson Irene Kale Rock Island, Ill. Sue Kelly Mary Regina Kessler Davenpon, Iowa Solon, Iowa 91-M- Mary Keith Davenport, Iowa I Rita Koening Washington, low CI Martha Lavery Rock Island, III I Susan Mann Iowa City, Iowa NRI 'WV Julie Lehnis Danville, Ill. Judy May Preston, Iowa ., -,,L1'1L.1,.1L'f 1 tt l l .1 '9lx Kay Marfise Phyllis Marvin Chicago, lll. East Moline, lll. --sw Pat Matsdorf l0lCl MCCUfCl1eOFl Marianne McDonough Chicago, lll. Delmar, lowa Davenport, lowa Ann McGarry Waterloo, lowa Mary McEniry Melrose, lowa at-N Cinda Meyers Carol Miley Muscatine, lowa Davenport, lowa na-Q H-...fr Cathy Moore Gerry Morrissey Mount Etna, lowa Lovilia, lowa Mary McGraw Barb McMahon Sue Meyer LaSalle, lll. Chicago, Ill. Burlington, lowa Barbara Moore St. Paul, Minn. Judith Murphy Arlington Heights, lll. 81 Juniors r- - 1 Virginia Murphy Laura Nester Nancy Noid Sheyrl Noonan Jeanne O'Brien Des Moines, Iowa St. Louis, Mo. Ames, Iowa Bernard, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Rosemary O'Connor Sally O'Cannor Mary Ellen Olson Maureen O'Malley FVGUCIUS Osweilef Milwaukee, Wis, Milwaukee, Wis. Adair, Ill. Chicago, Ill. WSDSTSV, Iowa 4 my ll I Q X was Jean-Paula Periolat Janette Poder Paula Powers Terri Pregracke Karen Pritchard Cl1iC090, III- Pueblo, COI0- Delmar, Iowa North Chicago, Ill. Geneseo, lll- B , Suzanne Ray Cathy Reid Kathy Schebler Jill Schroeder Patricia Sheehey Kewanee, Ill. Granger, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Norwalk, Iowa 82 Kathleen Shuman Paula Smlfh Ames, Iowa Peoria, Ill. Janet Sorrentino Peoria, III. Elaine Sporer Mayna Stancill Ottumwa, Iowa Madison, N.J. -. Nancy Sfeinbach McHenry, lll. v-N V-'nav Martha Suechiing Trish Sullivan Lynne Tague Judy Teerlinck Oifumwa, Iowa Lancaster, Mo. DeWi1f, Iowa Annawan, III. ..,,- . '35 I, Q, K 14.1-...Y R mi 4 , Kim Tonkin Vicki Totten Mimi Tuerk Sharon Vogel Mary Lou Wacker Madison, Wis. Rock Island, III. Peoria, Ill. Peoria, III. Davenporf, Iowa JUdY Wagnef Wuanifa Webb Evergreen Park, III. Dcvenpo,-fl Iowa 83 F , : , Linda Altenhofen Carol Anderson Harper, lowg Rock Island, Ill. Rosann Auchstetter Mendota, lll. ' JU Peggy Austgen Calumet City, lll. The sophomore class started this year oft successfully by capturing Homecoming awards. Sue Putnam reigned as queen and the sophomore dorm Op art decorations, with the theme We're on Op of the World, won tor Peterson holl the Homecoming dorm decorations award. With the Christmos spirit went tour lorge Christmos boxes tor the poor filled with food and gifts by sophomore stu- dents. A moke-believe, swonlcy New York restaurant was set up by the sophomore class in the lnn-Between os their contri- bution tor Mordi Gros. The annual spring prom was sponsored by the sophomore class at Hotel Blackhawk on Moy 12. Genevieve Bania Mary Barrett Betsy Baxter Vigky Berglund Peggy Berta Thorp, Wis. Leon, Iowa MCLEOD, VG- Aledo, III. Seneca, lil. Patricia Bertelson Linda Beyer Kathy Bliss Judi Blouin Kaihleen BOYIUY' Missouri Volley, iowa Davenport, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa Chicugo, lll- Kewunee, llll 85 Sophomofes Karen Brennqn Linda Brown Elaine Brueckner Carol Bufkovich Carol Castro Rock lsland, lll. Davenport, Iowa Dyersville, l0WG VVOOC-l RiVeI'. lll- Wilmeffe, Ill- Michaleen Cepela Chicago Heights, ill. Barbara Coacher Charles City, lowa D is Karen Champlin Rebecca Chen Fran Chiodo Michelle Claseman Vincent, lowa Panama, Republic of Des Main-es, Iowa- Clinfon, l0W0 Panama Mame Conroy Franca Dalfiume Sharon Daly Sheila Donahue Oflli Pdflf, Ill. Lima, Peru Chicago, Ill. Oirawa, Ill. Joanne Doss Donna Dougherty Lesley Enderlin Mary Enright Jqnef Erpelding Davenporf, lowcr Sioux City, Iowa Alexis, Ill. Erie, Ill. Algona, Iowa 86 Vickye Erzen Maryann Ferrari Kqfhy Fitzgerald Bethalto, lll. OgleSlDy, Ill. Betfendorf, IQWQ Jeanne Fleming Oak Pork, lll. Denise Fuhrmann Springfield, Ill. Maureen Grant Rock Island, Ill. Joanne Fleury Madison, Wis. Lynn Gascoigne McLean, Va. Gloria Green Rock Island, Ill. Judy Fox East Moline, Ill. Sophomores Moriorie Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Story City, lowa River Forest, Ill. wan' Kathy Frqfer Linda Frear Betfendorf, lowa DUVCNPOVT, lOWG 87 Qin, VW f-.'. . , - m.,W Barbara Grell Maureen Griffin Sandra Guerrini Diane Halford Kathy Hallagan Davenport, Iowa Knoxville, Iowa Dalzell, III. Benendarf, Iowa Chicago, Ill. MGFY Holpin Paulette Hanson EIYYIIWUVSI, Ill. Davenport, Iowa Elvira Harris Sandra Harris Panama, Republic of Denver, Colo. Panama Mary Jo Hayman Joan Hempstead Kathleen Herd Brenda Hesse Mary Hogarty Oak Park, III. Chicago, III. Davenport, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa Davenport, Iowa 88 Peggy Jacobs Davenport, Iowa Linda Kean Cascade, Iowa Toni Knapp Mason City, Iowa Cheryl Lamp Judi Johnston Nancy Kall Katherine Kapraun E551 Mgline' Ill, Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Putnam, III. Joan Jeffers Carolyn Kehl Evergreen Park, Ill. Suzanne Kruse Davenport, Iowa Margaret Kessler Colleen Kilbride Solon, Iowa .Ng Peggy Kuhlenbeck Marsha Lacey Davenport, Iowa MA' 11 1i - we , .4 5 P01 Lane Sue LCIWIOF LaSalle, ill. Earlville, lil. Davenport, Iowa 89 Anna Kinley Essex, Ill. Coggon, Iowa 'q-f-wb 1 gg , , ,7 , , - i f , ,ge -at I 'Q 'yr Rosemary Lahr Peoria, III. Iowa City, Iowa Patricia Leary Ida Legner Chicago, III. Blackstone, III. Sophonjoyreg Nancy Lipper? Chicago, III. Qi Ann Mahlstadt Mason City, Iowa Pam Mangeno Chicago, Ill. Jeanne Logsdon Lucy Lohmann Toni MacDonald Rosanne Mack Keokuk, Iowa Germantown, Wis. Reynolds, Ill. Viola, Ill, Mariorie March Dyersville, Iowa Sharon Mason Cedar Rapids, Iowa Melinda Matern Britt, Iowa Marta Mayora Colleen McAllister Laurie McCarthy Pat McDonald Kathleen McGrath Panama, Republic of Peoria, Ill. Chicago, III. Chicago, Ill. Bettendorf, Iowa Panama Mgry Anifg MCMQMS Carol McNichols S Sherrard, Ill. CIWICOQO, III- andra McWilliams Linda Menzel Mary Ann Minor Rock Island, III. Sioux City, Iowa Moline, III. 90 ,Ng A Patricia Mitchell Arlington Heights, III Paulo Nyberg Bettendort, Iowa Joanne O'RourIce North English, Iowa Sue Putnam Iowa City, Iowa Casey Murphy Arlington Heights, III f'5M'lt't'I I :': I . , . I ' 3.1, i Marilyn O'Connor Dunlap, Iowa Lorraine Palcic Des Moines, Iowa Andrea Quako Streator, III. Barbara Murrin Rock Island, Ill. Jeanne Musetta Nancy Nagle International Falls, Davenport, Iowa Minn. Marie O'DonnelI Clinton, Iowa Kathy O'Harro Vicki Ohsann Colchester, Ill. Clinton, Iowa Catherine Pike Marshalltown, Iowa Q? Rita Raible St, Charles, Ill. 91 Gladys Pino Roseanna Posateri Panama, Republic of Rock Island, Ill. Panama Susan Reitzler Judy Sallak North English, Iowa Dyer, Ind. Sophomores Nancy Somers Sue Schebler Martha Schega Catherine Schlorch Davenport, lowq Davenport, Iowa Mexico CITY, MSXICO South Bend, Ind. 'W' 'lm fi rt rr '21.r eiii fl Q 'N ' Simone Schroder Burlington, Iowa Sue Sfockrnan Mary Siriegel Davenporf, Iowa Gary, Ind. KVM Barbara Schneider Wood River, III. Phyllis Sta nger Davenport, Iowa Judy Suaviso Ann Sullivan Sherry Swanson Calolbon, Catanu- Rockford, Iowa Davenport, Iowa 1 Janis Tague Patricia Tebeau DeWitt, Iowa Chicago, III. T Sue Urban Michele Vander Horn Iowa City, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Ilka Varela I-Ynn V055 New York, N.Y. Madison, Wis. I 4' use 'n X Sherry Welch POT Wells Kewqnee, III, Davenport, Iowa .f 'e Linda Tutko Streator, III. Linda Van Homme Victor, Iowa Barbara Walker Burnside, III. Sophomores IQ? Linda Waiz Davenport, Iowa Anne Wehde Tipton, Iowa 4 7b' Caria Wiilenborg Mary Wooiheater Mary Zang New VICHHG, IOWCI Bettendort, Iowa Ke-wanee, III 93 Y' 2 Z 5 f 3 2 Q Q 1 2 E 2 3 S 3 S H 5 3 5 22 ii as S 1? ,Q Q, .4 5 Q 3 2 an F2 A Z Q 2 ? 5 is E if 2 E Ei 2 2 Sannie Abney Margie Acker Bolton, Miss. Bettendorf, Iowa 'JB' Diana Adam Marsha Altenhofen Richland, Iowa Harper, Iowa Ftfeshmr-I1 With blue beanies perched on top of Their heads and the help of big sisters Marycrest freshmen began college life with Orientation Week. Before they really missed home, parents visited on the annual Parents' Weekend with its parent-daughter dance. The freshman Christmas proiect was a gift basket for a needy family. During Mardi Gras weekend freshmen were in charge of the Gift shop, where homemade items were in demand. Freshmen also Took an active part in The Mardi Gras Vari- ety show. Devera Anderson Mildred Anderson Davenport, Iowa La Harpe, III. .ma Martha Beckman Diane Belger Canton, Ill. Iowa City, Iowa Margaret Balluff Anita Barnes Mary Kay Beary Davenport, Iowa DeWitt, Iowa Lovilia, Iowa Viv 0'-w-. n.,,,,, Marianne Bender Mary Bender Kathy Bennett Rock Island, III. North English, Iowa Davenport, Iowa 95 l: e?l1'Fe'3c MGVHWU Befnlef Linda Berry Barbara Blough Diane Blough Stephanie Boland GGlSSbUfQ, Ill. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Peoria, Ill. Chicago, III. Davenport, Iowa Vonnie Boudreau Davenport, Iowa A Anne Brady Marilyn Brady Elizabeth Brandt Keswick, Iowa Aurora, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Francine Bour Jeri Bowman Barbara Bracke Monmouth, Ill. Oxford, Iowa Silvis, Ill. Marisue Bruchmann Bettendorf, Iowa Patricia Bradshaw Grand Mound, Iowa gv-f 'Q Linda Burchett Grand River, Iowa Kathryn Burns Susan Carlson Susan Carmello Gerri Carr Regina Cassini Burlingfgn, lowg Princeton, Ill. Birmingham, Ala. Rock Island, Ill. ROCK lSlGI'1d, Ill. Joyce Chatman Sandra Coffman Carolyn Cole Eileen Colgan Rosemary Costello Davenport, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Wyoming, III. North English, Iowa KWSN COWIWSY Mauro Crczry Sheila Cunningham JoAnne Curran Lorraine Daufeldt Chicago, III. Fargo, N. D. Davenport, Iowa Des Plaines, Ill. Muscatine, Iowa Cheryl DeWulf Moline, III. Margaret Doherty Mary Donoghue Mary Duwe Alberta Edwards River Forest, III. Chicago, Illinois Guttenberg, Iowa Pueblo, Colo. Mary Jane Egges Rock Island, III. Victoria Enders JoAnne Evans Suzanne Evans Rita Farren Davenport, Iowa :own City, Iowa Shenandoah, Iowa Long Grove, Iowa 97 MUVY Fischer Carol Fluegel Dovenporf, IOWG Taylor Ridge, III, ' A - h I' hh , I I '+ .,,, . I I Elizabeth Fredericksen Rolling Meadows, III. Helen Fluegel Taylor Ridge, III. Margaret Foley Linda Fondell Davenport, Iowa BSIIGVUG, Iowa Julie Friel Ruth FUQISQHQ Dixgnl Ill, Maquoketo, Iowa Donna Geisler Lindt! Giab Davenport, Iowa Dubuque, IOWG Linda Glaudel NGVICY Goulet Moline, Ill, Davenport, Iovvo Nancy Gray Linda Greiner Davenport, Iowa South English, Iowa 98 , ,5,Fresh,men, Yang Mary Alice Griffin Sharon Hally Clinton, Iowa New Canaan, Conn. , i Mercy Hamilton Rock Island, Ill. v 1-r Kathy Hanlon Bettendort, Iowa 4-GW Mary Hartson Cedar Falls, Iowa Ann Havey Barbara Heckenkamp Angela Henman Mgry Herrick Terry High Charles City, Iowa Rock Island, Ill. Marengo, Iowa Cylinder, Iowa Fort MGdlSOr1, Iowa Sherry Hirl Kathleen Hobson Karen Hoedl Cheryl Holmquist Joyce Holtkcmp Davenport, Iowa Albany, Ill. Homewood, Ill. Bettendorf, Iowa FOTT IVIGCIISOYL IOWG Mrs. Louise Hrabalc Julie Hughes Teresa Hutchinson Colleen Hynan Jean Jgcobsmeier PGVIY Ridge, Ill. Ernmetsburg, Iowa Grinnell, Iowa Chicago, Ill. Houghton, Iowa 99 Freshmen l-I-up Mary Jestel Judy Johnson Mary Joyce Davenport, lowa Hillsboro, Iovvo Dove-nport, lowo Lindo Kinney Mory Lou Klingmon Erika Koenigsaecker Des Moines, lowa Doven port, lowo Dovenport, Iowa .di- A443132 iv. ,..,, 1.51 Helen Lammers June Laufer Ruth Ann LeFebvre Davenport, lowa Chicago, III, Mapleton, lowo Lindo Lowe Lynda Lowry Maribeth Moa g Micheleen Maher LG Grange, lll. Bettendorf, lowa Dovenport, lowo Davenport, lowo 100 Diono Keorney Teresa King Davenport, lowo Moline, lll. Linda Krogmeier Llfidfl Lflhl' For? Madison, lowa IOWG CNY' l0WC1 4341 . .. : Li b We , rs . L , if ..: Q, fe Sharon Lenert Mary Loehr Aurora, lll. Des Moines, Iowa Theresa Molik Davenport, lowo Margaret Malloy Vail, Iowa Hai Jean Manthey Davenport, Iowa Freshmen Frances Mapes Bettendorf, Iowa vu,-..,,, Mary Matthys Davenport, Iowa Diane McAllister Davenport, Iowa Joan McAndrew Helen McAnclrews Peggy McCarthy Catherine McCormick Shirleen M-:Corvey Lost Nation, Iowa Rock Falls, III. Chicago, Ill. Iowa Falls, Iowa Davenport, Iowa 'Qt HW-np Roberta McDermott Patricia McDonald Peggy McDonald Mary McGowan Marybeth McGowan Jamaica, Iowa Delhi, Iowa Fargo, ND. Muscatine, Iowa Calumet City, Ill. Suzanne Meegan Chicago, III. IOI Freshmen I Patricia Meier Susan M eisch Linda Metcalfe Margaret Miars Kflfhleen Miller Manchester, Iowa Waterloo, Iowa Bettendort, Iowa Brimfield, Iowa IGXIUQTOH, NC. Marlene Miller Mary Miller Maureen Miller Sterling, III, Davenport, Iowa Solon, Iowa Christine Moenckmeier Davenport, Iowa Julie Mourisse Margaret Mueller Eosf Moline, III. Fort Madison, Iowa Mary Ann Nagle Davenport, Iowa Maureen Neylon Kathleen Nice Ja t O Linda Nelson Wilton Junction, Iowa Judy Moran Granger, Iowa 'I Kathryn Newbrough Des Moines, Iowa Avuiihw ne IBrien Joanne O'Brien Daria Olmsted Ch' ' icago, III. Bloomington, III, Iowa Cit IQ y, wa Iowa City, Iowa Davenport, Iowa I02 .aan-if Ronald Oppen Davenport, Iowa -r 2f Arlene Pitlick Oxford, Iowa A ,. , ,,.-if f::::fw,, f . Freshmen -refff Esperanza Orozco Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico Rebecca Plaehn Waterloo, Iowa Mary Pratten Canton, Ill. Michaela Quinn Hampton, lll, Janeen Oster Dubuque, Iowa Janice Partington Des Moines, Iowa Mary Phares Moline, IH. Alana Poage Virginia Poder Rita Polston Wapello, IOWG Pueblo, Colo. Chicago, Ill. 4? Pat Riley Janet Ruge Kathleen Ryan Bettendorf, Iowa Davenport, lowa East Moline, Ill. 'ml Linda Salalc Shirley Schmidt Patricia Scieszinski Ankeny, iowa Holy Cross, Iowa Albia, Iowa 103 Freshmen Q--'rdf as Mary .Io Scolere Theresa Seng Sharon Shea Carole Simonson Andrea Siwy Pueblo, Colo. Maquokefa, Iowa Peoria, Ill. Vicki STaes Rock island, Ill, Linda Sfamp Davenport, Iowa Susan Sullivan Sheffield, Ill. Sandra Taggart Rock Island, Ill. Winifred Tracy Mary Tran? Western Springs, Ill. Maywood, Ill, Milan, lll. Port Byron, lll, ,,,,, , 84 Q 'W' Suzanne Sfefancic Teresa Sticlcler Mary Ann Strobbe Chicago, Ill, Beffendorf, Iowa Rock Island, Ill. , , a 0 , Q, Sk . I ls Jeanne Tamisiea Susan Tandy Ann TSBOCIQIIOVST Missouri Valley, Iowa Davenport, Iowa E057 MOIINSV lll- il Ii nv' Mary VOUC9 Cynllvia Van Hecke Terese Van Vleei Davenport, iowa Rock Island, lll, Rockford, lll. 104 Rose Walgrave Sandra Webb Mary Webster Mrs. JoAnn Wedig Annawan, III. Davenport, Iowg Iowa City, Iowa Davenport, Iowa If .-,: ' W Mary Jane Weihler Sherrard, III. Linda Welsh Maureen Welsh Mary Weston Oelwein, lowg Iowa City, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Ann Wochner Bloomington, III, Martha Wise Mary Witt Iowa City, Iowa Bettenclorf, Iowa Linda Woidulg Sue Wright Janet Zaring Cicero, Ill, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Otturnwa, Iowa IO5 Jo Ellen Wilson Sally Winclcler Bettendorf, Iowa Davenport, Iowa STUDE T SISTERS llett to rightl Sister Elizabeth Tlwomorw, Sister Mary Bea Snyder and Sister Burlomrcz Hczescert. Cleft to riglttl Sister Kay Cullen, Sister Sondra Rlst, Sister Joanne Klodt, Slster Ann Guckeen and Sister Carolyn Nemmers. IO6 S1 avi-stggrlf SHWRS Z Pe .5 mir' This tall the novitiate ot the Congrega- tion of the Hurnility ot Mary was moved trorn Otturnwa Heights to Marycrest. Thirteen senior novices and six professed sisters lived at the ianiorate at i420 West Sixteenth. KSTANDING lett to rightj Sister Marianne Beauchane and Sister Jean Meimanng CSEATEDD Sister Mary Ann Wollway, Sister Ann Emanuel and Sister Geraldine O'Brien. Q' wt Q .af tleft to riglwtl Sister Mary Cameron, Sister Linda Minich, Sister Mariorie King, Sister Una Schornmer and Sister Barbara Metz. 107 e i Preparing for a library study session are lleft to rightl Patricia Butler, Sister Kathryn Doyle and Therese Bell. i ,Q .T v ,W is . .iii gf 'T ' fi g f 4 M 45: A Taking time tor relaxation are Cleft to rightl Linda Hale, Sister Kathleen Malloy and Mary Boland. lO8 lg -32' .gi . H Ref! ik U a . illwlffjl A time for reflection-Sister Margaret Marie. Four postulants and three iunior novices lived in Humility House at l53O West Tenth. Miss Mary Boland taught sociology, and the other three postulants were full-time stu- dents. The first-year novices took only a tew college hours to allow more time tor their classes in reli- gious torrnotion taught by Sister Eleanor Anstey, director of novices. Q! fag. if .9-un., --Qt., ,M S F S 2 'EP' Besides the Sisters of Humility, sisters from many other reiigious orders attend Marycrest. Sisters of the Order of St. Francis studying nursing at Marycrest are 'iett to right Sister Mary Camiiia, Sister Mary Francita and Sister Mary Julie. 'Tir 'XL Franciscan Sisters of the lmmacul Sister Mary Anthony and Sister ate Conception: tle Mary Peter. IO9 nit XJ rights Sister Mary Jamine, Sister Mary Margaret ,M df.wQ Cleft to riglntl Sister Olimpia, SSJ, Peru, Sister Trinita, OP, Springfield, lll.f Sister Obdulia, SSJ, Peru, and Sister Paula Marie, OP, Springfield, III. is ':' i Library work is an integral part of college life tor these Clinton Franciscans. KSEATED left to right! Sister Frances Marie, Sister Mary Ada and Sister Elizabeth Anneg CSTANDINGD Sister Mary Fidelis and Sister Mary Dismas. ilO S MINARIANS Besides Arnbrosions, other young men were seen doily in classrooms ond on compus, They were Morisi seminorions from ST. Joseph's Manor, Bettendorf. Other classes, of The Monor, ore under The direc- tion of Fother Niehous ond Fother Edwords, who ore oiso Morycresf foculfy members. ol' ik 'ms-ummm-ww I PM If ::, Q. Q X ' I I ,. .N I , mmk ii? s...-F fieif To rlghi Jock Cogon Kreig Whnfe Bob Corey Don Suvok, Andrew Souric ond Biil Bombeck. Sister Mary Benita '--. Teacher, Scholar, Scientist, Administrator, Friend . . All fuse harmoniously and effectively in one per- Her outstanding personal qualities, her understanding son, Sister Mary Benito, who breathes the spirit of Catholic education, her willingness to take risks of Christ in each capacity, perhaps because she and accept criticism and her ability to assume the believes so strongly in the beauty ot God's creation- responsibility ot Vatican ll-led her to the highest Man. office of superior ot the Congregation of the Humility ot lviary. A distinguished scholar, Sister communicates the spark of inspiration. She can set a student on fire In recognition ot her achievement as an educator, for a paramecium, a tern or a craytish. As a scientist and leader in religious renewal, Marycrest teacher she has won the love of her students. alumnae honored Sister Mary Benita with a Distin- guished Service award this year. Her articles on science and education, her work as a Visiting Scientist and her scholarship have With all her achievements and distinctions Sister won her many awards and the respect ot her has remained a modest, honest and tolerant woman colleagues. more than ever a part of Marycrest. Sister Luz Maria 'l l2 rf' 1- ln teoching ot lviorycrest in the post ond now ot Ottumvvo Heights, Sister communi- cotes her love of biology to students. At left Sister Mory Benito discusses on experiment with Morycinn Goheen, biology moior. Sister Benito retoins her octive interest in Morycrest. lbelowl She reviews recent Crest events with Sister Mory Helen, President. A MINISTRATIO SISTER MARY HELEN President -S' Te f. SISTER ROSE DOYLE SISTER HAZEL MARIE Deon Treosurer .an SISTER MARY EDITH SISTER JOSEPH MARY Deon of Women Regisfrgr II4 kN MlSS LEONA SOEHREN EUGENE F. GERWE Admissions Counselor Vice President for Development PAUL HARVEY MRS. ADA GAFFNEY SHAFF Public Relcfions Social Director r MISS PATRICIA KEEFE CARUN M. JONES Admissigns Counselor Business and Fiscal Officer ll5 MISS ORLEAN SCHROEDER MRS. BESS ANDERSON Director of Printing Department Secretary to the President My e F7555 fe 'Q-L., A 1, MRS. MARGARET LAUBER MRS. MAYME KANE Testing and Vocational Counselor Housekeeper MRS. IDA DIERICKX MRS, LEADORA LYONS Rohlman Hall Director West Hall Director II6 .nu 94 I f is f MISS BEULAH NUNAMAKER Record Clerk URBAN SCHWIETERS Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. MARIE BARNES Student Union Director CSEATED, left to rightl Mrs. William Kulp, Assistant to the Fiscal Director, Mrs. Jack Briggs, Secretary to the Vice Presi- dent for Development, Mrs. Marian Sass, Alumnae Secretary, CSTANDINGD Mrs. Isa McDonough, Assistant to the Director s..,x cy. f i .Q .M of the Printing Department, Mrs. Annetta Roenfeldt, Switch- board Operator, Mrs. Chris Swanson, Secretary-Assistant to the Registrar, and Mrs. T. M. Thompson, Receptionist. vw- QSEATED, left to rightj Mrs. James Barrett, Assistant to the tary to the Director of Nurses, and Mrs. Bernard Johnson, Record Clerk, Mrs. Joseph Russell, Assistant to the Registrar, Circulations-Order Librarian. Not pictured. Mrs. Warren QSTANDINGD Mrs. Thomas Mullin, Assistant to the Treasurer, Holm, Assistant to the Dean of Women. Mrs. Mary Hanrohan, Bookstore, Mrs. R. F. Pasvogel, Secre- 117 Facult -3 Sister Brigid helps a nursing student plan her schedule. .L MISS MARY JANE ANDERSON Speech 84 Drama Dept. SISTER ELEANOR ANSTEY Hisiory Q MISS SHARON BARTA Mathematics SISTER MARITA BARTHOLOME Head Librarian II8 ,gi xl-u .Q rw Q xg, ,Ni-if Til- mavf II9 REV. ANDREW A. BIALAS, CSV Theology 81 Philosophy Chaplain MRS. MARY BOEGE Home Economics MISS MARY BOLAND Sociology SISTER CATHERINE BURNS Periodicals Librarian MISS CONSTANCE CARMODY Nursing SISTER JUDITH ANN CARRARA Social Science SISTER MARGARET MAUREEN CARROLL Physical Education SISTER BRIGID CONDON, RSM Nursing www' CHARLES S. COSTELLO Speech 81 Drama SISTER MARIE CLEMENTE CUSACK French MRS. BETTY DALTON Physical Education DONALD DENHART Education SISTER CLARICE EBERDT Arf SISTER KATHLEEN EBERDT Social Science REV. MARK EDWARDS, SM Philosophy MISS LAURIE FAULKNER Journalism Miss Kollycni Menon demonstrates on ex- periment in her chemistry class. SISTER DOLORES FEEHAN Home Economics ROBERT FULLEN Nursing MRS. JULIE GINGERICH English SISTER TERESA GOMEZ Education if I22 REV. JAMES E. GREENE Music MRS. MARY HALBERT Speech 81 Drama SISTER JANE FRANCES HANRAHAN Business SISTER ALICE HANRAHAN Home Economics MISS KATHLEEN HAYES English MRS. JOANNE HIGGINS Education SISTER DENISE HOGAN Theology MISS GRETCHEN JOHNSON Nursing Sisfer Efizabeth Anne cmd Sister Luz Mario shore cn ioviol moment RAYMOND J. JORDAN English SISTER ROBERTA KEENAN Business y-4 HARRY F. KELLY English THADDEUS KOZUCH Music MRS. JEAN LAMB Swimming MISS DONNA MARIHART Art MISS ANDREA MATTH IAS Music SISTER VERONICA MCANDREWS Home Economics SISTER ANN MARITA MCCABE Business SISTER GRETCHEN MCKEAN Biology . .am ., f ., Ms, . , 'if' 9 at fd: 'Q L .gg I M ig 5 5 W I ,if 125 MRS. BARBARA McKEON Nursing MISS CAROLYN MCNEIL Nursing SISTER FRANCES MARIE MELROY Campus Nurse MISS KALLYANI MENON Chemistry SISTER BARBARA MILLER Sociology ROBERT F. MILLER Hisfory SISTER JOANNE MOORE Education REV. EARL F. NIEHAUS, SM Philosophy mi? fa Qi Q is Q ff W -Q2 3 yy ,awww Ti., .P- 'Clin-5 vu-1... T' 52, A is Raymond Jordan re-reads a passage in preparaiion for an English literature class. MISS SARAH O'ROURKE Physical Education SISTER ANA MARIA OROZCO y ARAGON Spanish l l26 ggi!-35 -vi-an-nie I27 SISTER LUZ MARIA OROZCO y ARAGON English Si Spanish WILLARD S. PHETEPLACE, M.D. Medical Technology SISTER ELIZABETH PICKEN Theology SISTER THERESE MARIE PRITCHARD Nursing SISTER MARIA TRINITAS RAND French SISTER CATHLEEN REAL Moihemufics SISTER MARY REHMANN Biology SISTER ELIZABETH ANNE SCHNEIDER Music Assistant to The Deon Wk? SISTER JOAN SHEIL Director of Educational Materials Center SISTER KATHLEEN SMITH Dietitian SISTER OLIVIA STIBOLT Music SISTER PATRICIA TRAY English JAMES VAN SPEYBROECK Mathematics SISTER MARIE VEN HORST Chemistry 81 Physics MRS. FLORENCE VORDERBERG Home Economics MISS MARIA WEISS Music Not pictured: Sister Mary Venerandcl, RSM Nursing Father Williams 'buf' 4'-nina---' A dinner, Sept. lO, paid tribute to eight years of service to lvlarycrest by the Rev. John Williams, CSV. Father Williams, member of the theology department, was compelled to leave the Marycrest faculty on sick leave and assume tem- porary retirement at St. Viator high school, Arlington Heights, lll. A particular tribute paid to Father Williams by Sister Maria Trinitas honored his contributions as chaplain, faculty member, confessor, counselor and friend. Faithful and competent in performance of his priestly and professorial duties, he has been an example-in his gentle and patient ways-of true humility. l say for the administration, faculty and staff of Marycrest: Thank you, Father, for all you have brought to our campus during your years as one of us. 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Kimberly Davenport, Iowa 391-2131 ROSE GLEN FLORIST, INC. 1510 E. Rusholm Davenport, Iowa 323-9903 ELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP l7206th Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 788-4787 ELLIOTT CAMERA SHOP 234 W. 3rd Street Davenport, Iowa and 1604-5th Avenue Moline, Illinois SHAW ELECTRIC INC. 934 East River Street Davenport, Iowa ROYAL CAB 315 Harrison Street Davenport, Iowa 323-36I I 323-8035 Carol Anderson I-OU'S Drive In Mary Catherine Anderson I-OU Sacco Rev, Robert Hoffman Rev. George Schroeder Mr. 8i Mrs. Martin R. Kness Yearbook Staff Editor Patricia Sheehey Business Manager Cam Maltait Photography Editor Sister Elizabeth Thoman Copy Editors Peggy Austgen Karen Biederbeck Art Editor Kay Martise Faculty Editor Phyllis Marvin Adviser Miss Laurie Faulkner Editorial staff: Karen Hoedl, Marsha Altenhoten, Mary Jean Kessler, Janette Poder, Susie Mann, Carol Gass, Nancy Nagle, Joan Carstensen, Sheila Donahue, Barb Walker, Lynda Lowry, Joyce Holtkamp, Jeanne O'Brien, Kathy Reid, Suzy Hartung, Gerry Morrissey, Judy May, Mayna Stancill, Pat Hottenstein. Business statt: Carol Miley, Maureen Grant, Karen Brennan, Barb Murrin, Gloria Green, Irene Kale, Barb Britton, Jean Jeffers. Photography staff: Sheila Bohn, Ron Oppen, Julie McVeigh, Sue Lawlor. Special thanks to Sister Mary Edith, Sister Luz Maria and all others who have made this book possible. Title submitted by Donna Hosinski. Professional photography by Carstensen. Aageson, Christine 55,77 Abney, Sannie 95 Acker, Mariorie 94,95 Ada, Mary IIO Adam, Diana 95 Altenhofen, Linda 85 Index Altenhofen, Marsha 53 Anderson, Carole 85 Anderson, Devera 95 Anderson, Mildred 95 Anthony, Sr.Mary IO9 Ashton, Bob III ,95 Auchstetter, Rosann 85 Austgen, Peggy 52 53 56 85 Bald, Mary 77 Bal Iuff, Margaret 95 Bambeck, Bill I I I Bania, Genevieve 74,85 Barker, Carollyn 77 Barnes, Anita 95 Barrett, Mary 70,85 Barrett, Kathy 48,76,77 Barry, Catherine 54 Baxter, Betsy 45,85 Beary, Mary 77,95 Beatty, Sandra 27 Beauchane, Sr.Maryanne 107 Beckman, Martha 95 Beckman, Mary Anne 57,77 Belger, Diane 95 Bell, Catherine 27,70 Bell, Therese 108 Bender, Marianne 95 Bender, Mary 95 Benita, Sr. Mary 113 Bennett, Kathy 95 Berg, Mary Anne 77 Berglund, Victoria 45,85 Bernier, Martha 96 Berry, Linda 96 Berta, Margaret 85 Bertelson, Patricia 85 Bertsch, Ruth 27,42,45 Beyer, Linda 85 Bialas, Rev. Andrew 119 Biederbeck, Karen 53,77 Bleifuss, Diane 27 Blint, Kathleen 27 Bliss, Kathleen 85 Blough, Barbara 96 Blouin, Judi 54,85 Bohn, Shelia 52,55,70,77 Boland, Mary fMiss1 108,119 Boland, Stephanie 85,96 Boudreau, Veronica 96 Bour, Francine 96 Bowman, Jeri 96 Boyd, Saraiane QMrs.1 51 Bracke, Barbara 96 Bradshaw, Patricia 96 Brady, Anne 96 Brady, Marilyn 96 Brafman, Patricia 77 Brandt, Elizabeth 96 Breen, Susan 27 Brennan, Karen 53,86 Brennan, Patricia 57,77 Britton, Barbara 53,77 Brizz, Barbara 27 Brown, Linda 86 Bruch, Elaine 86 Bruchmann, Mari, 96 Brueckner, Elaine 86 Buchmeyer, Patricia 78 Burchett, Linda 96 Burke, Shelia 78 Burns, Kathryn 96 Butkovich, Carol 86 Butler, Patricia 108 Caffrey, Vonnie 28,43 Cameron, Sr. Mary 107 Camilla, Sr. Mary 109 Canepa, Mary 39 Carlson, Susan 96 Carmello, Susan 96 Carmenate, Dolores 28,49 Carroll, Eva 28 Carstensen, Joan 70,78 Carter, Jeanette 28 Cassini, Regina 96 1 Castrellon, Fanny 49 Castro, Carolyn 86 Cepela, Michaleen 50,86 Ceurvorst, Maryanne 27 Champlin, Karen 86 Chatman, Joyce 97 Chen, Rebecca 49,86 Chiodo, Fran 50, 86 Chione, Lorraine 45,73 Claseman, Michelle 86 Coacher, Barbara 86 Coffman, Sandra 97 Cogan, Jack 111 Cogan, Sally 26,28,48 Cole, Carolyn 97 Colgan, Eileen 97 Condon, Rose Ann 45 Connolly, Colleen 78 Conroy, Mary 57,86 Coons, Jacqueline 28 Corey, Bob 111 Costigan, Elizabeth 28,46 Cowhey, Karen 97 Crary, Kathleen 29 Crary, Maura 97 Crosby, Marta 78 Cullen,Sr. Kay 106 Cunningham, Sheila 97 Curran, Eileen 44,78 Curran, Jo Anne 97 Dalfiume, Franca 86 Daly, Sharon 86 Danehy, Ellen 78 Daufeldt, Lorraine 97 Davis, Margaret 29 DelGiudice, Sharon 78 DeWulf, Cheryl 97 Dillon, Jennifer 53,78 Dismas, Sr. Mary 110 Doherty, Margaret 97 Dominic, Kathleen 78 Donahue, Sheila 52,86 Donoghue, Barbara 78 Donoghue, Mary 53,97 Dooley, Kathleen 29, 43 Doss, Joanne 86 Dougherty, Donna 86 Dowie, Diana 78 Doyle, Sr. Kathryn 108 Doyle, Sr. Rose 114 Durand, Fran 39 Duwe, Mary 97 Edith, Sr. Mary 114 Edwards, Alberta 97 Egan, Kathy 78 Egges, Mary 97 Ehrecke, Jeanne 29 Emanuel, Sr. Ann 107 Enderlin, Lesley 56,86 Enright, Mary 86 Erzen, Vickye 87 Evans, JoAnne 97 Evans, Suzanne 97 146 Farren, Rita 92 Ferrari, Mary 87 Fidelis, Sr. Mary 110 Fifer, Ann 78 Finkenhoefer, Judy 29 Fischer, Mary 98 Fitzgerald, Kathy 45,48,53,84,87 Fitzgerald, Marjorie 50,87 Fitzgerald, Mary 87 Fleury, Joanne 87 Fluegel, Carol 98 Fluegel, Helen 98 Foley, Margaret 98 Foley, Susan 45,46,78 Fondell, Linda 98 Fortune, Peggy 55,78 Fox, Judith 87 Francita, Sr. Mary 109 Frater, Kathy 73,84-,87 Frear, Linda 87 Fredericksen, Elizabeth 98 Freitag, Patricia 29,55,70 Friel, Julie 98 Friend, Anita 29,54 Fritton, Donna 30 Fritts, Mary 30 Fuelling, Dorothy 30 Fuglsang, Ruth 98 Fuhrman, Denise 56,87 Fuld, Jane CMrs.1 30 Garrison, Marian 78 Gascoigne, Lynn 87 Gass, Carol 53,78 Gavin, Phyllis 30,46 Geisler, Donna 98 Gerber, Cecille 31 ,44,45, 46,67, 70 Gerwe, Gene 71,115 Getty, Sharon 40 Geurinlc, Sally 40 Gietl, Maureen 31 Gimbel, Mig 44 Glab, Linda 98 Glaudel, Linda 98 Goheen, Maryann 44, 70,78, 1 13 Goodman, Charlotte fMrs.l 40 Goulet, Nancy 98 Grant, Maureen 53,87 Gravino, Chris 51,78 Gray, Nancy 98 Green, Gloria 53,87 Gregorich, Nancy 55,59,79 Greiner, Linda 98 Grell, Barbara 88 Grennan, Nancy 31 Griffin, Mary 99 Griffin, Maureen 44,45,88 Grill, Susan 31 Guerrini, Sandra 51,88 Haas, Helen 31 Haesaert, Sr. Barbara 106 Haines, Shirley 54,70,79 Haldeman, Patricia 31 Hale, Linda 108 Halford, Diane 88 Hallagan, Kathy 88 Hally, Sharon 99 Halpin, Mary 88 Hamilton, Mercy 99 Hancks, Sharon 79 Hanley Susan 79 Hanlon Kathy 99 Hansen Mildred fMrs.1 40,46 Harney Jean 79 Harvey, Paul 115 Harris, Elvira 49,88 Harris, Sandra 88 Harrison, Beverly 46,55,70,79 Hartson, Mary 99 Hartung, Suzanne 44,48,49,52,79 Hasselbring, Mary Ann 51,79 Havey, Ann 99 Hayman, Mary 88 Heckenkamp, Barbara 99 Heims, Constance 79 Heit, Miriam 79 Heitman, Angela 99 Helen, Sr. Mary 62,113,114 Hempstead, Joan 45,88 Herd, Kathleen 88 Hesse, Brenda 88 Hetrick, Mary 99 High, Terry 99 Hippie, Judy 32 Hirl, Sherry 99 Hobson, Kathleen 99 Hoedl, Karen 53,99 Hogarty, Mary 53,88 Holland, Linda 79 Holmquist, Cheryl 99 Holtkamp, Joyce 99 Hong, Rosa 32,46,49,70 Hosinski, Donna 32,70 Hottenstein, Patricia 79 Howard, Martha fMrs.1 79 Hrabak, Louise fMrs.1 99 Huber, Susan 55,79 Hughes, Julie 99 Hundt, Kathleen 79 Hutchinson, Teresa 99 Hynan, Colleen 99 Jacobs, Peggy 89 Jacobsmeier, Jean 99 Jamell, Stella 79 Jamine, Sr. Mary 109 Jeffers, Joan 89 Jestel, Mary 100 Johnson, Judy 89,100 Johnson, Rosann 80 Johnston, Judy 89 Jones, Carlin 43,115 Jones, Judy 32 Jostock, Pat 32,43,46,55 Joyce, Mary 100 Julie, Sr. Mary 109 Kaiser, Patricia fMrs,1 33 Kale, Irene 47,53,80 Kall, Nancy 89 Kapraun, Katherine 89 Kean, Linda 89 Kearney, Diana 100 Keenan, Anne 33 Kehl, Carolyn 89 Keith, Mary 80 Kelly, Susan 80 Keough, Margaret 33 Kessler, Margaret 89 Kessler, Mary 53,80 Kilbride, Colleen 89 King, Sr. Marjorie 107 King, Teresa 100 Kinley, Anna 69,89 Kinney, Linda 100 Kittrell, Catherine 33 Klingman, Mary 100 Klodt, Sr. Joanne 106 Knapp, Mary 89 Koenigsaecker, Erika 100 Koening, Rita 51,70,80 Kopel, Kathy 33 Krogmeier, Linda 100 Kruse, Susanne 89 Kucera, Judy 33 Kuhlenloeck, Peggy 89 Kulish, Judy 44,70,80 Kuntz, Gretchen 80 Kurtz, Kathleen 33 Lacey, Marsha 89 Lacina, Ruth 34 Lahr, Linda 80,100 Lahr, Rosemary 89 Lambrecht, Judith 40 Lammers, Helen 100 Lamps, Cheryl 56,89 Lane, Patricia 89 Laufer, Jane 100 Laufer, Liz 73,80 Lavery, Martha 45,76,80 Lawlor, Sue 52,89 Leary, Patricia 56,57,b9 LeFebvre, Ruth 100 Legner, Ida 89 Lehnis, Julie 46,50,80 Lein, Dolly fMrs.1 46,52 Leith, Patricia 34 Lenert, Sharon 100 Lichtenstein, Helen 40 Linclskog, Nancy 41 Lippert, Nancy 46,50,90 Loehr, Mary 100 Loete, Janice 34,70 Logsdon, Jeanne 45,50 Lohmann, Lucy 45,84,90 Long, Virginia 34,70 Loussaert, Kathleen 34 Lovett, Sherrie 34 Lowe, Linda 100 Lowry, Lynda 100 Lutz, Mary 55,80 Maag, Maribeth 100 Mack, Mary 80 Mack, Rosanne 90 Maher, Micheleen 100 Mahlstadt, Ann 90 Malfait, Cam 53,80 Malik, Theresa 100 Malloy, Sr. Kathleen 108 Malloy, Margaret 101 Mangeno, Pamela 90 Mann, Susan 53,80 Manthey, Jean 101 Mapes, Frances 101 March, Marjorie 90 Marfise, Kay 51,52,81 Margaret, Sr. Mary 109 147 Marie, Sr. Hazel 114 Marie, Sr. Margaret 108 Marie, Sr. Paula 110 Marvin, Phyllis 47,53,81 Mary, Sr. Joseph 114 Mason, Sharon 90 Matern, Melinda 90 Matsdorf, Pat 81 Matthys, Mary 101 May, Judy 80 Mayora, Marta 49,90 Mayotte, Suzanne 34 McAllister, Colleen 90 McAllister, Diane 101 McAllister, Frances 41 McAndrew, Joan 101 McAndrews, Helen 101 McCarthy, Laurie 44,90 McCarthy, Peggy 101 McCormick, Catherine 101 McCorvey, Shirleen 101 McCutcheon, Iola 81 McDermott, Roberta 101 McDonald, Patricia 101 McDonald, Patricia 56,90 McDonald, Toni 50,90 McDonald, Peggy 101 McDonough, Marianne 56,81 McEniry, Mary 46,56,81 McGarry, Ann 81 McGowan, Marybeth 101 McGrath, Kathleen 90 McGraw, Mary 46,47,51,81 McKenna, Kathleen 35 McLaughlin, Dianne 35 McMahon, Barbara 76,108 McManus, Mary 52,90 McNichols, Carol 90 McVeigh, Julia 52 McWilliams, Sandra 90 Meegan, Suzanne 101 Meier, Patricia 102 Meimann, Sr. Jean 107 Meisch, Susan 102 Melnarik, Gayle 35,43,44 Menzel, Linda 90 Merz, Marilyn 35,43 Metcalfe, Linda 102 Metz, Sr. Barbara 107 Metzinger, Deanna 35,42 Meyer, Susan 81 Meyers, Cinda 81 Miars, Margaret 102 Michalek, Maria 35 Miley, Carol 53,81 Miller Kathleen 102 Miller Marlene 102 Miller, Mary 102 Miller, Maureen 102 Minard, Jean 35 Minich, Sr. Linda 107 Minor, Mary 90 Mitchell, Patricia 91 Moenckmeier, Christine 102 Mohr, Agnes 26,36,45,54 Moore, Barbara 81 Moore, Catherine 81 Moran, Judy 102 Morrissey, Gerry 81 Mourisse, Julie 102 Welsh Mueller, Margaret 102 Murphy, Judith 81 Murphy, Ginny 82 Murphy, Kay 91 Murrin, Barbara 53,91 Musetta, Jeanne 51,91 Nagle, Mary 102 Nagle, Nanf' 52,53,91 Nelson, Linda 102 Nemmers, Sr. Carolyn 106 Nester, Laura 82 Neuhaus, Jane 36,54 Newbrough, Kathryn 102 Neylon, Maureen 102 Nice, Kathleen 102 Nicholson, Bunny 36,47 Noid, Nancy 55,82 Noonan, Sheyrl 82 Nyberg, Paula 51,91 Obdulia, Sr. 110 O'Brien, Sr. Geraldine 106 O'Brien, Janet 102 O'Brien, Jeanne 44,59,82 O'Brien, Joanne 102 O'Connor, Marilyn 91 O'Connor, Rosemary 82 O'Connor, Sally 82 O'Donnell, Marie 91 O'Harra, Kathy 91 Ohsann, Mary 91 O'Leary, Ruth 36 Olimpia, Sr. 110 Olmsted, Daria 102 Olson, Mary 82 O'Malley, Maureen 57,82 Oppen, Ronald 103 O'Rourke, Joanne 91 Orozco, Esperanza 49,103 Osborn, Jane 36 Oster, Janeen 103 Osweiler, Francine 51,82 Osweiler, Mary Lou 36,74,75 Otte, Loraine 41 Palcic, Lorraine 45,91 Partington, Janice 103 Periolat, Jean-Paula 51,82 Peter, Sr. Mary 109 Phares, Mary 103 Pike, Catherine 91 Pino, Gladys 49,91 Pitlick, Arlene 103 Plaehn, Rebecca 103 Poage, Alana 103 Poder, Janette 49,52,70,82 Poder, Virginia 103 Polston, Rita 103 Poremba, Chuck 111 Posateri, Roseanna 91 Powers, Paula 82 Pratten, Mary 69,103 Pregracke, Teresa 82 Pritchard, Karen 82 Putnam, Susan 45,67,91 Quaka, Andrea 91 Quinn, Michaela 103 Raible, Rita 91 Ray, Suzanne 73,82 Real, Martha 36,44,73 Reid, Cathy 44,76,82 Rietzler, Susan 50,91 Richie, Aiden 36 Riley, Pat 94,103 Rist, Sr. Sandra 106 Rothan, Charlene 36,74,75 Ruge, Janet 103 Ryan, Kathleen 103 Salak, Linda 103 Sallak, Judith 91 Sanders, Nancy 92 Sauric, Andrew 111 Schebler, Kathy 82 Schebler, Suzanne 84,92 Schega, Martha 92 Scheuermann, Lester 111 Schlemme, Carol 37,46,55 Schlorch, Catherine 92 Schmidt, Mabel 41 Schmidt, Shirley 103 Schneekloth, Donna 37 Schneider, Barbara 92 Schommer, Sr. Una 107 Schroder, Simone 92 Scida, Linda 92 Scieszinski, Patricia 103 Scolere, Mary 104 Sebelien, Dianne 92 Sendelbach, Virginia 37 Seng, Therese 104 Shea, Sharon 104 Sheehey, Patricia 46,53,83 Shuman, Kathleen 46,56,83 Simonson, Carole 104 Singer, Paula fMrs.1 37 Siwy, Andrea 104 Skarbek, Cathy 92 Smith, Judy 37 Snyder, Sr. Mary Bea 106 Sorrentino, Janet 83 Sporer, Elaine 83 Staes, Vicki 104 Stamp, Linda 104 Stancill, Mayna 47,59,83 Stanfel, Elizabeth 38 Stanger, Phyllis 92 Stefancic, Suzanne 104 Steinbach, Nancy 83 Stickler, Theresa 104 Stockman, Suzanne 92 Striegel, Mary 92 Strobbe, Mary 104 Suaviso, Judith 49,92 Suechting, Martha 83 Sullivan, Ann 92 Sullivan, Trish 83 Sullivan, Susan 94,104 Suvak, Dan 111 Swanson, Sherry 92 Taggart, Sandra 104 Tague, Janis 93 Tague, Lynne 59,83 Tamisiea, Jeanne 104 Tandy, Susan 104 Tebeau, Patricia 93 148 7- ----- TeBockhorst, Ann 104 Teerlinck, Judith 55,83 Thoman, Sr. Elizabeth 49,52,106 Thornley, Karen 26,38 Tonkin, Kim 83 Torres, Elsa 38,49 Totten, Vicky 83 Tracy, Winifred 104 Trant, Mary 48,94,104 Trenkle, Julia 38,43 Trinita, Sr. 110 Tuerk, Mimi 52,53,83 Tutko, Linda 93 Tye, Joanne 38 Urban, Sue 93 Ulrich, John 111 Vance, Mary 104 Vander Horn, Michele 93 Van Hamme, Linda 93 Van Hecke, Cynthia 104 Van Puyvelde, Evelyn fMrs Van Vleet, Terese 104 Varela, llka 49,93 Vogel, Sharon 83 Voss, Lynn 74,93 Wacker, Mary 83 Wagner, Judith 83 Walgrave, Rose 105 Walker, Barbara 52,93 Walsh, Trudy 38 Walz, Linda 93 Webb, Sandra 105 Webb, Wuanita 83 Webster, Mary 105 Wedig, JoAnn fMrs.1 105 Wehde, Anne 93 Weihler, Mary 105 Welch, Sherry 93 Wells, Joan 38 Wells, Patricia 93 Wells, Suzanne 39 Welsh Linda 105 Maureen 105 .9 41,46 Weston, Mary 105 White, Kreig 111 Wildermuth, Patricia 39 Willenborg, Carla 93 Williams, Mary 41 Wilson, Emily 46 Wilson, JoEllen Wilson, Linda 26,39,45 Winckler, Sally 105 Wise, Martha 105 Witt, Mary 105 Wochner, Ann 105 Woidula, Linda 105 Woolheater, Mary 93 Woolway, Sr. Mary Anne 107 Wright, Sue 105 Young, Rosalee fMrs.1 39,70 Zang, Mary 93 Zaring, Janet 105 Zenz, Patricia 39 Q W 1
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