Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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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

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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'

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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.