Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Lefi to right: Naomi Cochran, Mrs. Chahen, Bernice Kafhmann, Bill Schell, Barbara Pierson and Eugene Eisenbeis concenlrafe on the mailer al hand. Don Siockman, clemonsirafing his technique io Mr. Enlow, Richard Webb, and Miss DeVilbis. Left to right: Richard Webb, Myron Pilatz, Gene Cramer, Sfevenne O'Con- nell, Don Stockman. V u

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Left to right: Bernice Kaihmann, Mr. Cloyce Enlow ART With the beautiful old Bonfoey mansion, now Bonfoey Hall, as their setting, Quincy College art classes have produced a great va- riety of paintings. The aft classes, in charge of Mr. Cloyce M. Enlow, provide would-be artists a chance to get some basic instruction and to get practical experience in express- ing themselves on the easel. The classes also let many other students get a good introduction to painting as means of recreation. In addition to increasing popularity of the courses in art techniques, the past school year saw the introduction of a course in the History of Art, which promises much both for art students and for those who want to broaden their cultural back- ground. Left to right: Naomi Cochran, Mrs. Genevieve Chcften, Bernice Kathmann, Bill Schell, Eugene Eisenbeis, Barbara Pierson

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MEMORIES Id quod visum placet: thus does St. Thomas simply and briefly define art. Fine arts at Quincy College bring back memories of many activities . . . music . . . pictorial art . . . creative writing . . . These are things that we'll never forget. Our purpose . . . striving after that mysterious something . . . trying to capture it for a fleeting instant. 92