Viterbo University - Imprints Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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JZGDZCZ, 14, SISTER MARIE LEON LA CROIX, FSPA THEATRE ARTS M.S. IN H.E.Ed.,STOUT COLLEGE l0 SIGMA DELTA Cast:Sit- ting: A. Liu, L. Price, J. Paulson, S. Lansing, D. Johnsorlfg Standing: M. E. Grams, Sr. M. C. Hiebl, C. Hall, K. Brand, D. Hammers, K. Lundquist, W. Thoresong Not pictured: G. Glynn. THE THEATRE ARTS DEPARTMENT The theatre, atits greatest, is supposed to be an experience in which the knowl- edge of life is extended. It is with this in mind that the Theatre Arts Department selected plays for production from the Greeks to the Absurdists. The main objectives were to introduce students and audiences to important drama, to develop an appreciation of drama, and to promote experiences in the theatrical skills. The Theatre Arts Department is a member of Alpha Psi Omega, the national drama fraternity. This college society sets a high standard of achievement for all who participate in college theatre. MR. LEROY W. HINZE THEATRE ARTS M.A., CORNELL UNIVERSITY 11

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ART MINNESOTA ART M .F.A., UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA The purpose of VITERBO VIEWERS is to further an appreciation of good photography and to learn the applica- tion of its methods and techniques. Its members develop and print their own pictures-a method of learning the process by doing. The club has fun, too, simply by sharing their experiences of the world in pictures. MR. STEVEN BIGLER M.F.A., UNIVERSITY OF MR. TIMOTHY CRANE The Art Department is a small department-three or four artist-teachers, who are serious about their art and about their students. For the past two years, through a federal grant, the department has brought to Viterbo some of the most influential artists of our time. They have lectured, demonstrated, taught and made art. The same grant made trips to the art centers of the mid-west possible, also. The Department looks forward to the Fall of 1970 when they will be in the new Fine Arts buildingg all new everything with plenty of space for all-including plenty of studio space for the students. Sitting: M. Walleser, M. Tacheny, L. Slinger, Sr. C. Heilg Standing: J. Heil, Sr. R. Heil, M. E. Meinholz, Sr. P. Andre, V. Becker,,M. Helbing, T. Walleser.

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MARIANETTES, Top to bottom: D. Dombrowski, S. Laubmeier, D. Johnson, P. Swing, J. Krause, S. Grassl, B. Kueter, T. Lynch, D. Grandi, B. Misiora, D. Soczka, J. Swing, M. Tumaniec, A. Anderson K. Kampa. SISTER M. CYRILLA BARR, FSPA VIOLIN AND MUSICOLOGY Ph.D., CATHOLIC UNIVER- SITY OF AMERICA C In the fall of 1962, Viterbo College was one of the twenty colleges chosen to tour overseas installations of the U.S. Armed Forces and perform a musical program of entertainment. To re- spond to this award winning opportunity, a group of fourteen girls was organized. The name Marianettes was attached to the group fderived from Marian Hallj. The Marianettes, under the direction of Sister Arlene Laver- diere, performed before many groups in the community and the areas. Each year the group maintains its number of fourteen by replacing those who are lost through graduation. Girls are chosen by judges consisting of Marianettes and music faculty.