Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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io wa club The purpose of Iowa Club is to promote unity between students from Iowa and the Quad-Cities area. FRONT ROW ll-rl Janet 0'Brien, Sue Meisch, Jeri Bowman, Maureen Miller. BACK ROW Linda Salak, Joanne 0'Brien, Kathy Brueck, Joyce Dolphin, Mary Alice Grwn, Carolyn Cole. le cercle notre dame ll-rl Marilyn 0'Connor, Pat Tebeau, Mary Strobbe, Nancy Tebeau, Sharon Reilly, Sally Weech. 83

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house council The House Council of Marycrest College strives to promote resident hall living as designed to give the .students the greatest possible experi- ence in group living, seMdiscipline, and the de- velopment of good -taste. The complete success depends upon the students' willing response to participate in activities for the common good of the resident body. BACK ROW il-rt Mary Martin, Alana Pimental, Joan McNicholas, Joanne 0'Brien itreasl, Helen Papish. SEATED Carol Castro lsect. Monica Seng ipres, 7. Inter- Club is not designed to establish programs or carry out social functions. Rather, Inter-Club is es- tablished as the direct link between campus clubs and the Student Council. The majorfunction ofthe organ- ization is the power to sanc- tion campus clubs and or- ganizations. inter-club FRONT ROW fl-rt Betsy Baxter, Roberta Cochran ipresl, Sharon Daly lvpl, Joan Hempstead isec. 2, BACK ROW Rose Walgrave, Monica Seng, Kathy Brueck, Joyce Wille, Sue Meyer, Rose- mary Lahr, Sue Meisch, Sue Urban, absent Mary Ann Ferrari itreasl. 82

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FRONT: Mack Manning, Kathy Hanlon, Marilyn Chernestsky, Ginny Johnson. BACK: Carolyn Cole, Karen Pritchard, CIM' Schornak, Bridget Burke, Larry Leopold, Judy Johnson, Bill Caelow, Liz Fredrickson. marycrest mission club Mission Club is a new club with a threefold purpose: ill to foster in- terest in lay-mission work in those who are generous, but donlt know enough about lay missions, 122 to en- courage those who are thinking ofgo- ing to the missions, Peace Corps, or similar organizations, and to prepare them spiritually, morally and mater- ialistically, l3l the club serves as a source in which each member may share mutual desires and goals, those ofhelping the lessfortunate. marycrest drama club This is the Drama Club for majors ana' minors in speech and drama and especially for people interested in every aspect ofthe theater front act- ing to ushering, costume and lighting crews. Drama Club works on allfour of Marycrestfflmbrose productions. Participants also take field trips to Quad-City and Chicago productions. On campus the players sponsor a series of films and participate in homecoming and Mardi Gras. Mission Club ojicers: FRONT ll-rl Pat Fitzgerald, secretary, Marsha Lacey, vice- presidentp BACK: Joyce Wille, president. Not present for picture, Margie Peter- smith, treasurer. B4