Viterbo University - Imprints Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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NX.. K L. KN MRS. LEAH SENFF SISTER M. La VONNE ABTS, FSPA SISTER JANICE BAHR, FSPA BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY Ph.D.,PURDUE UNIVERSITY Ph.D., ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY M.S., UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVE SISTER HELEN ELSBERND, FSPA CHEMISTRY Ph.D., UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS MISS LOUISE BYRNS PHYSICS M.S.,UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS The Science Division, which is one of the larger divisions includes the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Home Economics. The various departments sponsor clubs to which divisional members may join to promote further interests in the various fields of study. The Science Division plays an important part not only in the government struc- ture of Viterbo, but also promotes to the students the goods of the world of science.

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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,

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- -flf - gli,-n 4ff ' ' ' U Si P S , If IF AN Qc Br I r VD 'fn HI1 Te IAA.. U ,w :V D R- Hn Er 'Im 'H Lu Ism NILI N0 i 3li:IQl Vik! Mary Jo Ernst, the divisional repre- sentative of Science. - MR. JAMES H. LARSON MR. DAVID SCHLEUTER Missing: CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS Mr. GERALD E. SVENDSEN Ph.D., UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN M.S., UNIVERSITY OF WIS- BIOLOGY MADISON CONSIN M.A.,UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MILWAUKEE MATH CLUB Members: Row 1: L. Kimmet, M. Slindee, Sec: J. Zeimetg Row 2: Sr. A. Alt, M. Traynor, Vice Pres: Row 3: Sr. J. A. Moeller, J. Hammell, C. Wottrengg Row 4: J. Schluter, M. Weber, Pres: Sr. S. Schroeder, N. Kassmeyer, L. Weber, Sr. J. Dupont, B. Dombek. MR. HARVEY EPSTEIN MATHEMATICS M.A., UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON