Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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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

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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

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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