Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Fine Arts Club . . . The Fine Arts Club members view New York. Review of modern Art The Fine Arts Club was founded for the purpose of promoting interest in the fine arts among its members and the other students of Quincy College; of providing opportunities for co-operative art experiences for its mem- bers; and of developing appreciation for all the fine arts. The organization holds four regular busi- ness meetings in a school year. One meeting is devoted to each of the four major phases of fine arts. A stroll through Central Park, Left to Right, Dick Davis, Jodi Adams, Jim Jannotta, Sheila McNeil, Joyce Woods, Suzann Dwyer, Sari Shrum, Alice Solarz, Al Kvistad. Hi! 57

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Members of Psychology Club, Left to Right, Bruce Leake, George Dee, Albert Foehring, Kenneth Elbert, Carol Roscoe, Jean Collins, Judy Mich, Edgar Donatelli, John McCourt, Michael Gelven, Charles Elbert, George Nolan, Frank Hell- stern, Mr. Henry Gehrt, Carolanne Nordmann, William McCain, Denis Frey, Mary Ann O ' Farrell, Marie Specht, Nancy Shea, Norine Foley, Carolyn Hickey, Bette Kibler. Psychology Club . . . Psychology Club Officers Dean Steinkoenig, steer- ing committee, Al Foeh- ring, President, Carol Roscoe and Judy Mich of the steering committee. The Rev. Pacific Hug, O.F.M., faculty moderator. Albert Foehring and Dean Steinkoenig at work on the Psy- i hology Club testing program. The psychologist who really wishes to seek only the welfare of his patient will be all the more careful to respect the limitations placed upon his actions by morals, since one can say that he holds in his hands the psychic faculties of a man, his capacity of acting freely, of attaining the highest values of his personal destiny and of his social vocation. Mr. Henry Gehrt supervises Carol Roscoe and Edgar Donatelli in a practice testing session. 56

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Circle K . . . We Build Circle K Club enjoy a monthly dinner meeting, L. to R., John McMichael, Bob Ryan, Bob Garrity, vice-president; Ken Goerlich, Bob Taylor, secretary; Ed Hinkamper, Dick Haefer. BACK ROW: Mr. Walter Andrus, guest speaker, Bill Taylor, president; Mr. Frank Naggi, Moderator. Circle K members enjoy Kiwanis luncheon, L. to R., Mel- vin Keil, Jim Arey, the Rev. Ronin Hartke, O.F.M., John F. Smith, Ken Goerlich, Tom Sullivan, treasurer. L. to R.: Ed Hess, Kiwanis Chairman on Circle K; Frank Naggi, Circle K Moderator; Bill Taylor, Circle K Pres.; Leonard King, V.P. Kiwanis; Robert Mays, Kiwanis Pres.; Gene Terry, Kiwanis Secretary; John McMichael, Chair- man of Circle K Investment Committee. L. to R.: Mr. Walter Andrus, guest speaker from Motorola, Inc., Bill Taylor, Mr. Frank Naggi. Opportunity for Self -Development Self-Expression Service and Study 58