Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Concert Given For Faculty 1 I Under the direction of conductor Charles Winking, the college Wind Ensemble, offered a variety of musical renditions including works by Hayden, Schubert, Strauss, Williams and Jacob. The Music Department presented A Little Night of Music dedicated to the administration, faculty and staff. Rehearsing for six weeks, the 22 member Wind Ensemble played to a full house. Before the concert, Charles Winking, associate professor of Music, briefly traced the accomplishments of the department during the past twenty-five years and thanked the college for its continued support. Following the presentation, there was a so- cial hour. Hugh Soebbing, assistant professor of Music, recorded the concert for later reference. 28 Following the concert, David Kelzenberg left the hall with a feeling of accomplishment.

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fx Weary com-pickers paused between fields. Ll ' , 2, .. any EW y f Q, ' 355 Serif? After a hard aftemoon's work, Jeanne Shetterly, Mrs. Jan Rutledge and Barb Bedford Warm fire on chilly day thawed Mary Hettinger and Lon anxious to get food ready. Nan! D Warm food and a hot drink revived tired corn-pickers Gina Prendergast, Vickie Novak, and Mrs. Jan Rutledge. Mueller. ,, . A....1I Fr. Dennis Juaire, 0.F.M., complete with black Valencian beret.

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Facult Filled Concert Hall A Little Night of Music was presented before a full house, comprised of administration, faculty and staff. In a social hour, following the concert, Father Michael Crosby, O.F.M., Mary Ann Klein, and Marian Reinhart commented on the uniqueness of the event. 29