Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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THE JUNIOR ... Working Students Arise Schizophrenia Can Work Congratulations if you are a schizophrenic. Y0’’ ire a mem- ber of the elite rank of working studenX'i her words you are leading two lives). It seems that, because of lege costs, or family . necessary to wo but also “ai anc t afte of til Stu’ ule or cho seems t the bos: mins, or to come on t' documental lia” await uled, or wh this extra I class, someti: feit lunch to study. ated col- 3 find it months their ghts »ru pizza, ; often to watch a w “Caesare in Gal- committee meeting is sched- RrrTs are in full swing. Because of Rrking students sometimes doze off in flunk a simple test, and sometimes for- Perhaps allowances for these unexpected hours of work could be made by the teachers. Students cannot put their hearts into studies when they are dead tired and it’s 11:30 p.m. Reasonable excuses should be acceptable if the normal- ly prepared student does run into a “bind.” Fear of getting an “F” for the day is no proper motivation for study at any time. So, working students buck up. Some “National Working Student up a ne f? 'A r ws r ft Chivalry is tj Mor- risey was foi the cafeteri? helping ber’s $8.50 to the fun asking other the Turnabout Dance, E-7 would say, Da, da, da, da, . . .” Encore! . . . Good Nite, Knights by Rich Tavegia “Itch McKirchy has a new' job in the underwor)®Bi job — breaking and perience came was locked er jimmying slithered break. x- by Mai Why is the « gripe about tea Why doesn’t Why is it a as we possibly Why can’t th be eliminated Why do stud social acceptab] Why is any i consent? Why do the : rhy is a gr oes th studer can’t a« and an were just “I douse care AHS students, “douse care”; these words, th The informal KB illustrated world around t and his friends nerson. This pc “ problems 4 »achei wil lac peo{ hav “douse will AHS some them library, but with herself and three months later. Anybody who wants to the meaning of the story “THE FIFTY - FIRST DRAGON” can contact Steve Schricker; he knows real well. vV “To the Edito Without looki I have a few si 1) Cut your h 2) Let your jea •h Take a rnnn JOURNALISTS AT WORK -24-

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THE LIGHTKEEPERS . . . 1 mean the Editors! Terry Leon ard and Terry Tubbs. THE DIGGING IN THE MORGUE . . . is the KB Art Editor, Jenny Hubbard. JUST BICKERING ... are Advertising Manager, Jon Kruse and Editorial Editor, Kathy Henning. INAUGURAT- ING HEADLINES . . . for her page is News Editor. Mary Lou Kling- man. (P.S. meet Sir Veillance!) The candid camera man — Rick Tavegia OFF TO THE MAILBOX . . . is Feature and Exchange Editor. Margaret Balluff. Greg Dohrn. our Sports Editor. -23-

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First row, (left to right): Steve Reitz, Paul Giguere, Bill Winn, Tom Wilson; second row': Otto Stegmeier, John Cepican, Jerry Spaeth, Pat Tripplett, Jon Kruse. Mike Powers. D E B A T E Science club officers: President, Tom Ja- ger, Secretary, Lora Berendes, Vice-pres- ident, Terrie Gildner, Treasurer, Mike Gadient. SCIENCE Peering down their microscopes at one of the night science club meetings, are Mike Bauer and Ken Nix, both seniors. -25-