Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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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.

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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.

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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.