Viterbo University - Imprints Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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SISTER MARLENE WEBER, FSPA SOCIOLOGY M.A., UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVE Ge , The basic aim ofthe Sociology Depart- ment is to develop an understanding of the basic concepts of sociology and how to utilize them in acquiring a deeper knowledge of the society in which we live Field trips were part ofthe agenda for this year. In November the department ventured to Chicago for two days to ob- serve and experience the city where stu- dents were made aware of the problems in that type of an environment. Senior sociology majors involved in Social Work gained their field of exper- ience through their work with the many social work agencies in La Crosse and its surrounding areas. Mr. Darrell Pofahl, a new faculty member, added his talents to the Sociology Department. MR. DARRELL POFAHL SOCIOLOGY M.A., DE PAUL UNIVERSITY SISTER M. ALORA KANE, FSPA SOCIOLOGY ' MA ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY La! Modena

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SISTER RITA SHERIDAN, FSPA ki It -. HISTORY I Ph.D., ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY SISTER HELEN JEAN BRINKMAN, FSPA HISTORY M.A., ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY -5,41 The History Department will be a first at Viterbo to give credit by ' exam. Beginning next year, any incoming freshman who desires to take a standardized college-level test in Survey of Civilization and performs satisfactorily on this test will have the six hour requirement in history waived and will receive a credit by examination. Several new courses will be added to the curriculum also: History of Modern Africa and Contemporary Southeast Asia. The INTERNATIONAL RELA- TIONS CLUB promotes an under- standing of international affairs and foreign cultures among inter- ested students through reading and discussion programs on general topics of interest. Mr. Lawrence, Advisorg M. Arttus, A. Moellenhoff, J. Baumler, M. Galewski, H. Walleser. 'I4 MR. WARREN J. ROHRER HISTORY M.A., UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Q, ,xz MR. JAMES R. LAWRENCE HISTORY M.A., ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY -wr-x

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Miss MARY BLASCHKE SOCIOLOGY M.A., THE CATHOLIC N UNIVERSITY OF I AMERICA r MR. STEPHEN BEDWELL PSYCHOLOGY M. A., EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY RJV- .5 MISSING: MR. WILLIAM ADAMS SOCIOLOGY MR. CLIFFORD CHRISTIANSON M- S-We UNIVERSITY OF SOCIOLOGY WISCONSIN CASE-WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY, CLEVELAND Mary K- Desotelle Student Divisional Representative I S MR. DONALD GJESFIELD SOCIOLOGY M. S. W., WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS The Social Service Club exists to aid the underprivileged. There are numerous areas in which our services were appreciated this year. Because of a sufficient number of volunteers, and adequate means of transportation, the Social Service Club looked forward to helping many different types of people this year. Various institutions had requested the help of Club volunteers. They were: St. Michael's Home for Children, Medary Day Care Center, Indian Mission at Tomali, and Hill- view Old Folks Home. Row 1: R. Burke, J. Franconi, M. Humpal-Sec.-Treas., B. Kueter-V. Pres., I Kuennen-Pres., M. J. Pedretti, B. Rnderg Row 2: Sr. C. Achen, S. Kock, K. Till, P. Laboissonnier, M. Gulewski, C. Bladl, J. Baumler, Sr. S. Straubg Row 3: S: Dozark, M. Walleser, A. Moellenhoff, J. Muen- zenberger, T. Way, B. Rieschl, V. Becker, Row 4: L. Moore, M. Hammell, D. Dupont, B. Cota, P. Michuta, K. Carroll, J. Schluter, J. Sliarpg Not pictured: E. Conway, E. Traynor, M. Wunsch, T. Lizana, D. Dombrowski, A. Johnson, K. Getter, K. Sternweis, M. Keefe, M. Benda, M. Chow, B. Misiora, D. Schwarz, C. Nagle.