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PEQUOD
From left to right: David Zupan, Tony Sinclitico, Dr. Wheeler, Richard Scherer, Tom LaPuzza,
Dennis Sinclitico, Dr. Gerlach, moderator.
The literary magazine of the College for Men ap
peared in the spring and featured a group of poems by
John Ridland, a contemporary American poet, and a
special article on Fra. Junipero Serra by Professor
Brandes of the History Department. Also included were
poems and stories by a representative group of students
from the College for Men, the College for Women, and
elsewhere.
Pequoud
also sponsored a series of literary readings.
These were given during the noon hour throughout the
year by members of the English Department and by
special guests such as Mr. Sanders of the Speech De
partment, Fr. Sullivan of the Foreign Languages De
partment, and Dr. Wilm Pelters of the University of
California at Irvine.
Another form of
Peqoud's
contribution to the cul
tural life of the College was to be seen in the two graphic
arts shows, "For Collectors," which were arranged for
and hung in the library by the magazine staff. The
opportunity for students, faculty, and friends of the
College to see and purchase original works by artists
such as Baskins, Chagall, Bonnard, Renoir, Rouault,
Matisse and many others was obviously appreciated. As a
further gesture in support of the arts on campus, the
Peqoud
staff purchased and gave to the College a fine
lithograph by the Swiss artist, Alberto Giacometti.
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