Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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r Foreword If there actually occurs the new frontier , so much talked about dur- ing this school year, the chief bene- ficiaries, or victims, may well be these students now enrolled at Quincy College. The 1961 Gyrfalcon has made a sincere effort to interpret and re- port on the students as they pre- pared to go toward the new frontier, or whatever these turbu- lent times hold for them. The Gyrfalcon found that, even as in all former years, there was time for study (seemingly never quite enough), time for play, time for being of service, and most im- portant of all, time for praying. Perhaps there was a significant change from earlier generations and times — a change one had to feel intuitively rather than attempt to measure — and that was a marked seriousness with the first business of a student and a college . . . academic studies. Contents Faculty and Staff 17 Senior Class 31 Activities 43 Athletics 81 Junior Class 97 Underclassmen 109 Organizations 120 inn HUM