Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Art Deepened Appreciation Of Life Seeking to aid students in their cultural heri- tage as well as to provide a deeper appreciation of contemporary life, the Art Department for- mulated a well-balanced program of studies and performance. Several students are enjoying the Junior Year Abroad Program on the campus of Loyola Uni- versity Rome Center of Liberal Arts. Completion of Outstanding Art portfolios and an all student art show were high points of the department's accomplishments this year. Robert Mejer, M.F.A., Mary Beth Mejer, B.F.A., Mitzie Nevins, M-A-, Vi11Hn0 Miarni University, 1968. Ball State University, va University, 1965.Lecturer. Assistant professor. 1967. Lecturer. Nm is if Art Students prepared their own portfolios. The Rev. Thomas Brown, O.F.M., M.F.A., Catholic University of American 1953. Chair- man of Department. Ceramics Class provided fun as well as new skills.

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o Spring Fever For Seniors Breese Edward Watson Business Management Columbia, Maryland Lloyd Edward Watson Accounting Quincy, Illinois Diane Marie Wawronowicz Physical Education Lockport, Illinois Anthony Welsh Psychology Liberty, Illinois Lawrencel Wesselman Psychology Teutopolis, Illinois William Emmet Wilcockson Mathematics Decatur, Illinois Shirley Ann Williams Elementary Education Quincy, Illinois Donald E. Winget Business Management Quincy, Illinois James Conrad Winter English Belleville, Illinois James John Witos Accounting Fords, New Jersey Mary Patricia Wochner Sociology Florissant, Missouri Kathleen Ann Wright Accounting Kirkwood, Missouri Larry Lewis Ybarra Physical Education Sterling, Illinois Raymond Allen Zanger Theatre Quincy, Illinois Henry Edwrd Zwirkoski Psychology Chicago, Illinois Deloris Scranton Elementary Education Pleasant Hill, Illinois

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Biological Sciences Curriculum Revised Students were given the opportun- ity to expand their background through a revised curriculum, which included several new elective courses taught in alternative years. Inter- woven among these were core curric- ulum courses. A revised curriculum for the non-major was included in the new program. Students spent more time in the field studying organisms and their environment. The new curriculum and the Quincy College Researcher, a large self-powered boat, made this possible. Student research and semi- nars continued to form an integral part of the program. George Schneider, M.S., University of Nebraska, 1963. Chairman of Department. 35 ,ff to f X W Angela Pasetti and Vickie Althoff watched with apprehension as Kenneth Rainis studied a Portugese Man of War, found in deep seas. ' ' ' - ar' -at me f ft' .2 2 .2 924 I' C M it C A 5 f Thaddeus Godish, Ph.D., The Reverend Eugene John Natalini, Ph.D., The Reverend John Ost- Alfred Pogge, M.S. Uni- Pennsylvania State Uni- Middendorf, O.F.M., Northwestem University, diek, O.F.M., Ph.D., versity of Wyoming, 1962. versity, 1971 Assistant M.S., DePaul University, 1971.Assistant Professor. Catholic University of Associate Professor. Professor. 1963. Assistant Professor. America, 1961. Professor and Director of Govern- ment Programs for Facili- ties and Research. 150