Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Theology Allowed Time For Reflection 1 Continuing beyond fundamental religious instruction, courses sought to deepen under- standing of faith and role of each person in the world. Seeking not to manufacture instant theolo- gians, but to provide adult understanding and commitment, students learned about the word of God with insights of modern times. The college experience in Theology classes allowed time to reflect during a period crucial to the shaping of values. ry - 'Ai lv ' i , ser Emmanuel J. Cutrone, M.A., Notre Dame University, 1964 Assistant Professor. The Reverend Thomas Fratus, O.F.M., M.A., St. Bonaven ture University, 1958. Assistant Professor. The Reverend Loyola Knoblauch, O.F.M., S.T.D., Univer sity of Salamanca, Spain, 1959. Assistant Professor. The Reverend Donald F. Werr, O.F.M., M.A., Catholic University of America, 1957 Chairman of Department. v! f' Fr. Philibert Hoebing, O.F.M., explained to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blazel and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nevins the Theological opportunities of participat- i ing in a Marriage Encounter weekend . .wrmgn

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Theater Became Full Department Hugh Fitzgerald, M.A., Catholic University of America, 1954. Chairman of Department. The Department of Theater was given departmental status in September 1972, though academic training in Drama, Speech, and Radio broadcasting has been ongoing for many years. Students engaged in classes of both lecture and studio type as well as staged drama productions and operated the college radio station throughout the last year. Q . 'Q 'v-...ge Conny Joe Mason, M.S., University of Illinois, 1970. Instructor. Thomas Nevins, M.F.A. Villanova University 1962. Assistant Professor. New radio station manager William Wallace. Annual awards banquet honored departmentis talented students. 166

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Board Gf Trustees Enlarged Newly formed Board of Trus- tees actively engaged in policy making decisions throughout the year. Two new lay trustees were added to the six Francis- cans already on the board. It is planned that up to five addi- tional lay trustees will be ap- pointed within the next three years. The Board made several committee appointments and also named an executive com- mittee representing the Board when it was not in session. The trustee backup repre- sents four years of research to assure the overall security and promotion of the college. New Board Of Trustees Include, L TO R, Fr. Titus Ludes, chairman, Fr. Pacific Hug, Fr. Geron Fournelle, Mrs. Mark Penick, Fr. Mark Hegener, Mr. Ralph Huck, Fr. Gabriel Brinkman and Fr. Vitus Duschinsky, 'Y',,:-.157 Fr. Mark Hegener, editor of the Franciscan Herald Press and Ralph Huck, Chicago Attorney. Fr. Pacific Hug speaking with Mrs. Emmanuel Cutrone. Wsiiik.. . Mrs. Mark Penick visited with faculty members James Mentesti and Fr. Gabriel Brinkman in discussion with Dewey Kalmer. William Dieter- Marian Reinhart at Social following Trustees' meeting. 168 ich, 19831 COUHSSI Of the College is Seen at fight-