Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Out-of-town women coming as resident students at Quincy College can boast of some of the best living quarters in town. Two of the city's most imposing mansions have been converted into residence halls for women students. And though Stillwell Hall and Bonfoey Hall are both imposing structures, the girls have moved in and made themselves right at home. Quincy College waited a long time to become coeducational Qfrom 1860 to the early 193O'sD, but once it did so, it didn't take long for the College to get into the swing of things by acquiring especially good living quarters for Coeds from outside Quincy. Sfanding lleft to righfl: Mary Ann Collins, Gloria Caponi, Mary Lou Small, Loretta Hurley, Kneeling lleftl: Alyce Krenfner, Kneeling lrightl: Catherine Michelsf Sitting lleft to righfl: Diane Haas, Isabel Folleffie, Marilyn Reuier, Charlene Masters, Norma Frisby. l3l

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l Left to right: Frank Malone, Puffy Heller, Frank O'Hcre, Put Kelly Left to right: Mary Edna Johnston, Alice Hull, Sue Hemp, Maria Buhaglia, Katherine Huacker l 30

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Paul Hoppe, Joe Lilley, Bill Vollmer, Mike Klein, George Bissell PLIDGIS-Provided they have a good sense of humor, Q.C. men and women undergoing pledgeship in a social fraternity or sorority can have a good time of it. All they have to do is relax, grin, and bear it when the actives try to make life hard for them. Sometimes, too, they have to dig up some pretty fancy clothing. Top Row lleft to rightl: Margaret Ann Barrett, Loretta Hurley, Shirley Damhorst, Margaret Hall, Dorothy Rupp Bottom Row lleft to rightl: Charlene Masters, Sara Ritter, Marilyn Reuter, Mary Ann Collins