Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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★ COACHES ★ QUARTERBACK ★ Left to right: Bill McAfoos, Ray Ambrose, Ron Mellen i' ■ - 3 V-V r- I . JOHN FENNELLY 1960 Football Schedule Sept. 9 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 9 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 fcpt. 12 Sept. 17 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 24 VARSITY Ft. Madison (8 p.m.) home Alleman (8 p.m.) home Davenport Central (8 p.m.) home (Brady St.) Clinton away Dubuque Wahlert (2 p.m. CST) away Bettendorf away Davenport West (8 p.m.) home (Brady St.) Burlington away VARSITY RESERVES North Scott ..........—.... away Rock Island away Bettendorf (4:30 p.m.) ....home Davenport Central away Clinton away Davenport West away ★ ★ CHEERLEADERS Evy Panther, Barbara Lewandoski, Elaine LaMar, Mary Bohrer, Eileen Dockery, Mary Hart.

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SPORTUTE FROM THE PAST - by Mike McCarthy Return with me, sports fans, to one of the annual Davenport high school-St. Ambrose academy football games. The year is 1947; the date is Friday, Nov. 14. Sleet and hail shatter the arc lights on the west side of the field. Rain splatters the ground. Mud obscures un- iform numbers. Top men for the Knights are Jack McKinney and Art Perry. McKinney has 13 touchdowns for 78 season points. Perry, tackle, is captain. Here comes the opening kickoff! Ambrose receives as Davenport kicks-a tremendous kick by Wade Oaks of the Blue Devils. Flumbling the ball at first, Knight scoring ace Jack McKinney picks it up. As blockers come from every side, McKinney races down the sideline to a touchdown. The Knights lead. The second kickoff is taken by Davenport. Slowly, but surely, they work their way into Knight territory. Finally they tie the score. Now the Imps kick to the Knights. Jack McKinney grabs the ball. There he goes - up the middle, with hard- ly a hand laid on him. Another 90 yards! In the fourth quarter the Knights get possession of the ball. Receiving the ball from center Tom Britt, 'Doc’ McCabe hands the ball to 'Shorty’ McKinney, who goes for his third touchdown. This time Jack runs 67 yards. With touchdowns by Jack Bush and Jim Hippier in this fourth quarter, this spectacular game ends with the final score, St. Ambrose 30, Davenport High 12. Davenport’s Famous Name Department Store

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BE REALLY REFRESHED! ASSUMPTION STARTING LINE-UP LE LT LG C Noonan Cavanaugh Davies Schebler 51 61 73 85 OB Fennelly 12 IHB Hammill 21 RT RE Kistenmacher Valainis 65 56 RHB C. Mason 42 FB T. Mason 33 SQUAD 10 Stoker-150 11 O'Donnell-151 12 Fennelly—169 14 Eeton-158 21 Hemmill—147 22 Grey-157 23 Solis-133 31 Rashid—149 32 Hart-142 33 Mason, Tom—182 40 Aldape—131 41 lemoine —124 42 Mason, Clarence—160 50 Etxel-159 51 Noonan—168 52 Kellenberger—149 53 Stolley—154 54 Fournier—154 55 Fiese —162 56 Valainis—183 57 Edwards-150 60 Chandler—176 61 Cavanaugh-183 63 Venker—176 64 Fedderson —183 65 Kistenmacher—190 66 Malisiewski—180 67 Miller-207 68 Cawiexell—186 69 Bender—255 70 Quigley—144 ENJOY 71 Goetsch—140 72 Purcell-149 73 Davies-136 76 Leonard—155 77 Collins-175 78 McGee-169 80 Thompson—153 j 82 Deluhery—193 85 Schebler—220 , M QUAD-CITIES COCA COLA BOTTCINCJ COMPANY Rock Island, Illinois REFEREES’ SIGNALS I Hagai potition II or procedure. Illegal forwor — handing. 0 ‘0 Dalov of gam . Crawling. Offiide or violation lllagol motion, of free-kick rules. illegol shift, both hand . Perionol foul. 0 NS .r- o Clipping, i Roughing the kicker. Uniporttmonlike conduct Delay »1art of half. Illegal participation. V' Illegal use of V bond or arm. Wb ZJ Inteference with fair | catch or forword pa»» 0 Illegal forword poit. Intentional grounding. Ineligible receiver ' down field on patt. COPYRIGHT 1060, THE COCA-CO 1-A COMPA.W