Viterbo University - Imprints Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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Missing: MRS. SANDA GROSS FRENCH M.A.,UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SISTER BERNYNE STARK,FSPA FRENCH M.A., LAVAL UNIVERSITY Z ees. g ..mJ FRENCH DEPARTMENT Four majors from the French Department shared their summer experiences abroad by presenting SON ET LUMIERE in December. SON ET LUMIERE, or Sound and Light depicted the historical past, making it come to life on the Viterbo campus. Loretta Kimmett and Ellen Bil- stein recaptured for the audience the scholastic and cultural aspects of their stay at Laval University in Quebec. Delores Indalecio and Janet Nordstrom, using slides, photographs, and tapes, revisited European countries of their past sum- mer visit. . SISTER SIBYLLA KREIBICH, FSPA GERMAN M.A.,THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA x'W.l J i 1 SPANISH CLUB Officers: E. Voss, Vice-Pres., C. Hawkins, Treas., Dr. Alonso, Advisor, V. Becker, Pres., K. Mann, Sec.

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,' 6212944092 The English Department, through curriculum revisions, promised new and stimulating courses with the sponsorship of art films, poets, and a playwright, Mr. Sylvan Karchmer. It offered intellectual and cultural opportunities for all students. The English Club, newly formed this year, provided English majors, minors, and areas of concentration with opportunities for leadership, especially through the discussions on contem- porary novels and plays. Ai Anne Fell, the divisional repre sentative of Literature and SISTER M.CHARLOTTE Language, BONNEVILLE, F SPA ENGLISH SISTER M. CELESTINE cEPREss, FSPA Ph.D., ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY ENGLISH .4-'G' Ph.D.,THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA SISTER MARY PAUL RATHBURN, FSPA ENGLISH I M.A.,THE CATHOLIC UNI- VERSITY OF AMERICA DIVISIONAL REPRESEN- TATIVE ' ,M I-LII-I

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SPANISH CLUB ACTIVITIES A concelebrated Spanish mass opened the program for the Pan American Day celebration at Viterbo College, April 10-11, 1970. The mass presented various examples of Spanish music and included a procession of Pan American flags to represent the unity of mankindg both North and South America. The program, extending over a two day period, offered students of Viterbo College and other attending colleges a glimpse of the Spanish culture. A state department speaker plus speeches and a panel by WCLA members and students further developed the Pan American theme. The celebration was highlighted by the banquet in Marian Hall for guests and Spanish Club members. Entertainment presented during the banquet consisted of piano selections by David Mullfinger, a dance routine performed by Elizabeth Tobola and Diane Lee, WSU-EauClaireg a collection of songs by Adelaide Anderson and a skit by participating students. Pan American Day was intended to bring together the Spanish and American cultures showing that unity is possible for mankind. SPANISH CLUB Members Sitting B Strrgel M J Cunn1ngham,S.Kartmann,C. Hall, P. PaltinggStanding: A. Anderson, M. Voss, Kimmet Sr S Straub C Bladl E Busta R Burke M Chow M. LedvinagNot pictured: T. Lynch, A. M. Johnson,M. Fruehauf,