Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Librar Science Still Open Field After studying the processing of library mate- rials and administration of a library, students Worked in the campus library, applying princi- c ples of their courses. . Courses in reading guidance for children, pro- vided students with an opportunity to select and evaluate literature according to needs, in- ' fi terests and ability. 2 Students specialized in areas of reference and cataloging. This is one area Where there are still many job openings. The Reverend Victor Kin- Donna Leone, M.A. in Sister Gabriella Magrath, gery, O.F.M., M.S. in L.S., Rosary College, 1971. M,A, in L,S,, University L.S., Westem Reserve Assistant Librarian. of Missouri, 1971, Assist- University, 1955. ant Librarian. Librarian. College Library on winter's night, forms a striking scene. The Reverend August Reyling, O.F.M., M.S., University of Illinois, 1936. Professor. The Reverend Paul Smith, O.F.M., M.A. in L.S., Rosary 1 College, 1965. Assistant Librarian. Diana L. Thatcher, M.A. in L.S., Brigham Young Universi- X ty, 1971. Assistant Librarian. 164

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Physical Education Promoted Health Of Mind And Bod Professional preparation of teachers and coaches and maintenance of physical education classes were the two functions of this department. Courses guided students in the use, development and control of their bodies. Professional majors also took part in planning and administering the intramural program, giving added experience in many supervisory functions they will be doing in their future. unn--vv ll nuns John Ortwerth, M.S. in Ed., Illinois State University, 1957. Chairman of Department. rf ,qk ve 'L e K-gb I. - in 4- I , , I.-. . ,A ,Q dfgfft , I . , a- ' We 2 3 .. .... Y--5' .nuns uninluiu 1 '- . I ' i'n'-'qluvnln 1- 'nn 7 M XX' . :J i W'-'J' H J-l' 'IW i, .I i -. 1 . it .un-nn u ' .f,,-1:31, , 4,,, , 0 4, .e A . . h,3.-- A .,LV,v U E Y, - -1 Q X . ' 5 r x -' dx Q' '- -1 - 4 4 --nv 2 ,l Lv..-'Y L U M M ,,.r I N 1, af Q M V., X l 'Q W sb - 46 -, . I I - T , 'umm A i . , ' . , '- L,a5s1'i,g,, .,,, 4 , ,, -, - 1 -ff' - ,- if ' .is -fl' W - A - ef . . W- .- 5' ., ,M ' ' is 11 1 K , ,. ' I -. I A Am mf. x Ni' N, f 4 X ., 5 A K 5 5 M. Q I .. - I 'rx 'Q' . M ' R Varsity and intramural sports competition led to better human relationships. ' Mrs. Sarah Ann Bergman, M.S., Western Illinois University, 1970. Associate Professor. Duane Kalmer, M.S. in Ed., Western Illinois Univer- sity, 1971. Assistant Professor. Francis Longo, B.S., Quincy College, 1956. Assistant Professor. John Mackenzie, M.A. in Ed., Washington University, 1968. Instructor. Mrs. Joanne Ortwerth, B.S., Hlinois State University, 1955. Lecturer. Mrs. Sharlene Peter, M.A. in Ed., University of Missouri, W if 1965. Assistant Professor. .sg -nd 163

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Sociology Applied Principles Principles and methodology, as applied to social phenomena, were instilled and contempo- rary research along with major sociological theo- ries were examined as an aid to these with per- sonal interests in this field. Internship in social work, visits to state pris- ons and hospitals, added to the appreciation of what was learned in classrooms. 33' nf? I- .., ii wc? 'W' ,, . Robert Blazel, M.S.W., University of Wisconsin, 1966. Chairman of Department. 7-2 ,Y Padua Hall, largest residence hall for men on campus. The Reverend Gabriel Brinkman, O.F.M., Ph.D., Catholic University of America, 1957. Professor. The Reverend Lucan Freppert, O.F.M., Ph.D., St. Bona- venture University, 1962. Associate Professor. The Reverend Joseph Zimmerman, O.F.M., S.T.B., St. Joseph Seminary, 1963. Instructor. -M