Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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The Letterman ' s Club was reorganized this year and took its place among the service or- ganizations on the campus. The club is composed of varsity letter win- ners and works for the school through the support, cooperation and sponsoring of college activities. 1958-59 OFFICERS, Left to Right, Tom Campbell, treas- urer; Don Kabbes, Vice-president; Tom Risch, president; Bob Cull, secretary. Letterman ' s Club . . . FRONT, L. to R., Mr. Roger Francour, moderator, Jim ven, Ken Niebrugge and Tom Risch. BACK, Maurice Reed, Ribbe, Stanley Schaeffer, Herbert Alexander, Donald Bernard Sir, Tom Campbell, Richard Bennett, John Zuze- Saali, Ronald Altstadt, Robert Mihlbachler, Michael Gel- vich, Donald Kabbes, Jerome Beenders, and Gary McBride. 51

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Sigma Tau Epsilon . . . Local Honor Society BACK ROW, Left to Right, Robert Broeker, Father leen Monahan, Kathleen McLean, Norma Sims, Alan Titus Ludes, O.F.M., moderator, Thomas Meade, Robert Underbrink and William Taylor. FRONT, Jill Groves, Taylor, Robert Zeuty, Thomas Risch, Harold Nieman and Sandra Serena, Mary Wand, Peggy Loftus and Mary Joan Richard Stephan. CENTER, Ruth Quin, Mary Abele, Ei- Slobodnik. Membership in this organization is de- termined on the basis of effective schol- arship, bespeaking a superior rating by the teaching staff and indications of a capacity to make learning effective by bringing the principles of Catholic phi- losophy to bear upon the problems of a modern free society. SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS. BACK ROW, Left to Right, Thomas Meade, Robert Taylor, Robert Zeuty, Thomas Risch, Harold Nieman and Richard Stephan. FRONT ROW, Jill Groves, Sandra Serena, Mary Wand, Peggy Loftus and Mary Joan Slobodnik. 50

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Student Senate . . . STUDENT SENATE FRONT ROW, Left to Right: William Fisher, Eileen Mona- han, John McClain, Robert Behrendt, Veronica Slovick and Ruth Quin. BACK ROW: Robert Cull, Anthony Petromilli, Charles McMi- chaels, Bernard Sir, Edward Wagner, Stanley Schaeffer and Edgar Donatelli. The student senate serves the student body as its liaison with the administration. It also performs as a supervisor of other organizations in the college. In the physical make-up of the senate, there are combined representative groups of students so that a cross-section of student opinion may be gleaned. The representatives are composed of the presidents and senators from each class. Thus, the representatives in the senate are elected by the students. Among the major functions of the senate may be num bered the cooperative effort with the faculty at homecoming, the compilation of statistics for Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, and the supervision of parents ' week-end in the spring of the year. 52