Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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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

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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

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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