Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Dedicated to the struggle Tor peace in ietiiam especially to those graduates who are or soon will he a part of that struggle. This, Assumption High School, Davenport, Iowa, is our home front. It is here we became “enmeshed in mankind’s most desperate struggle.” Assumption was the battlefield for the most crucial campaign known to man — “to fulfill a destiny, to find maturity, to find a soul.” Thus it was here we bore the hardships of growth in a difficult world. Here we confronted and overcame our enemy, each personal victory contributing to the tide of the battle. Collectively, we discovered adulthood. Individually, we found our “sep- arate peace.” A Change In Command Bishop Ralph Hayes installed January 11, 1945 retired October 18, 1966 Bishop Gerald O’Keefe installed January 4, 1967 — 2 — Commanders -in- chief To lead us through the shadows, to guide our march toward victory, to load our packs with the weapons of knowledge and maturity, they gave of themselves for us. Sister Mary St. Jean Vice-principal, girls’ division Father Robert Walter Principal Father Charles Mann Vice-principal, boys’ division — 3 — Mr. Ray Ambrose Sr. Ai. Blandina Mr. Al Clevenger Sr. M. Edwardian Fr. Anthony Conrad Fr. Marvin Eldred Mr. Robert Grenier Sr. M. St. Joan of Arc Fr. Eugene Harasyn Sr. M. John Therese Fr. Kevin Coughlin Sr. M. Francelle Sr. M. Irenaeus Miss Mary Koch Miss Mary Catanzaro Mr. Herman Derouin Sr. M. Gilberta Sr. M. Jeanne Sr. Mary Laurent Sr. Claire Marie Sr. M. Diana Mrs. Robert Grenier ' Mr. Don Jepsen Sr. M. Leoda Sr. M. Natalie Miss Joyce Ohnsat Mr. Carl Paarman Sr. M. Petronelle Fr. Thomas Reilman mm Mr. Dan Roushar Sr. M. Ruthette Fr. IV. R. Schmidt Mr. Jerry Mrs. Gene Mr. Thomas Springer Sturtewagen Sunderbruch Fr. Raymond Mr. Ronald Mr. David Skemp Schtvank Sheridan Sr. M. Valerian Mr. Clint Sr. M. Willita Westemeyer 5 — THE CLASS OF Abbas, James Andre sen, Thomas Andrew, Robert Ash, Barbara Bales, Thomas Balluff, Stephen Barta, Maureen Bernsten, Mary Ann Besler, Judith Broughton, Catherine Bruhn, Kathleen Buckley, Herbert Burke, Michael Burken, Victoria Burkhart, Christopher Bushma, Mary Kay Byers, David Braden, Anthony — 6 Coughlin, Phil Cox, Jacquelyn Cox, John Crowley, Celeste Cain, Colleen Cunningham, James Cusack, Dolores Davis, Michael Calkins, Gary Campbell, JoAnne Decker, Stephen Deluhery, Sheila Dixon, Jeanne Challberg, Nancy Chenoweth, Joseph Clark, Christine Collignon, Philip Condon, Patrick Connolly, Martin Conway, Michael Cooley, Marcia Costantakos, Christine — 7 — Dockery, Mary Donahue, Linda Donovan, Karen Doran, Brian Doup, Scott Ewen, Gerald Fedderson, Michael Dray, Theresa Dugan, Linda D’Zuro, Deborah Bgger, Jan Ehrecke, David Ehrecke, Donovan Ellis, Marion Fischer, Georgia Flaherty, Donna Gardner, Paul Gaul, Mary Gilligan, Robin — 5- Herriges, Alex Hess, Monica Hild, Colleen Hinds, Kathleen Hintermeister, Craig Hogan, Jane Hornbuckle, Frank Hume, Christine lmming, John Johnke, Pamela Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Virginia Glynn, Patrick Griehel, Mary Griffin, Sandra Gross, Candace Josinger, Mary Karwath, Scott Gross, Richard Guy, Keith Haase, Barbara Kasper, Richard Hancock, Kathryn Hartrick, John Harvey, Thomas Hasenmiller, David — 9 — Kelly, Cynthia Kincade, Marsha Kiser, William Kuhr, Pamela Knight, Thomas Koempel, John Kivlin, Charles Kurtenbach, Sunday Kloppenberg, Paul Kloppenberg, Sally Laake, Jeanne Laake, Eugene Konnath, Mark Kruse, Ann Langford, Ellen Law lor, Gail Lerch, Dianna Liagre, Robert Long, William Lopez, Angela Losasso, David Macken, Daniel — 10 — Meyer, Jeanne Meyers, Jane Miclot, Robert Miller, Marie Marietta, Jerome Matern, Steven McCabe, Suzanne Motto, Geraldine Mullin, Ne:l HHM McCarthy, Francis McCarthy, Matthew Murphy, Anne McCarthy, Michael McClimon, Dyan McDonald, Terrance McDonnell, Mary Anne McGee, Barbara McGinnis, Julie McGivern, Francis McKirchy, Karen Meisenbach, Jane Melroy, Gregory — 11 — K5 «k Murphy, Patricia Murphy, Patricia Nagle, James Nares, Sandra Nelles, Donald Piercy, Janene Pajunen, Margaret Parr, Rose Nucci, Maxine Oberhaus, William O'Connor, Rosemary O’Leary, Kathleen Olmsted, Thomas Olson, Kathleen Owens, John Plocke, Irene Pniak, Irene Pilcher, Carol Raftery, Mary Rasmussen, Karen Reedy, Teresa Regan, John — 12 — Rotherham, Thomas Rotundo, Thomas Ryan, Jerry Ryder, Jane Rymars, Elizabeth Same, Theodore Schepker, Kathleen Schmeckel, Thomas Schevets, Paul Reilly, Patrick Remke, Joseph Reynolds, Janis Schultz, Dianne Schwieters, Shirley Ricketts, Barrie Ridder, Rochelle Roche, John Selander, Pamela Roederer, Nancy Roemer, Walter Rollston, Cynthia Rosenthal, Michael — 13 — Shannon, Robert Smeaton, Marilyn Smith, Patricia Spaeth, Bernard Spaeth, Robert Springmeier, Deborah Stephenson, Daryl Sternberg, Jacquelyn Swift, William Stockman, Cynthia Thompson, Connie Tofanelli, Joan Tomei, Anthony Torrico, Rosario Triplett, Patrick Thompson, Joan Stuckel, Mardell Sluckel, Marvell Sunderbruch, John Schwartzhoff, Jeri Valett, Rosalie Van Besien, Susan Vance, Alex Van Hese, Gary —14 — Wildauer, Marilyn Wilkinson, Richard Yack ley, Thomas Yoke, Joseph Vargas, Diana Walton, Patrick Walz, Anthony Wardtow, Barbara Waring, Michael Antonacci, Linda Hart, Randall Hughes, Cary Noah, Daniel Ramsey, Jay Wehr, Robert White, Christine Wich, Christine Wiegand, Janann Wiegand, Mary — 15 — STUDENT COUNT IL Searching for new ideas for AHS as they flip through the Student Council files are Frank McGivern, Terry Brem- er, Robin Gilligan, Denny Galagher, Yolanda Vinejeras, Chris Ceurvorst, and Mike Schramp. Student representative — “en masse” Donna Figel, vice-pres. They asked not only what Assump- tion could do for them; but what they could do for Assumption — AND THEY SUCCEEDED! Ann Hild, secretary Dividing the Homecoming buttons . . . Ralph Schramp, pres. Bob Lcese, treasurer — 18 — “Maybe it was all worth it,” ponder the parents at the N.H.S. indue tion ceremony. ational Honor Society Mark Konnath was in good humor at the induction, despite the fact that Father Mann dressed him backwards. N.H.S. officers: Tom Knight, treasurer; Marcia Cooley, vice- president; John Roche, president. Coky Hild, secretary, was absent from the picture. N.H.S. members: Dave Byers, Marty Connolly, Chris Costantakos, Jill Cox, Celeste Crowley, Mike Gadient, Sandy Griffin, Keith Guy, Donna Figel, Dave Hasenmiller, Chris Hume, Dick Kasper, Ann Kruse, Jane Meyers, Marie Mil- ler, Karen McKirchy, Jim Nagel, Terry Reedy, Mary Ann Reinhold, Nancy Roederer, Ralph Schramp, Jerry Spaeth, Ed Stoessel, Mary Wa- latka, Kathy Walsh, Linda Antonacci, Maureen Barta, Maggie Gilroy, Virginia Johnson, Tobi Olson, Mark Konnath, Mary Purcell, Tom Rotherham, Diane Schultz, Bob Shannon, Mike Rosenthal, Sue Van Bcisen, Chris Wich, Diana Burke, Richard Brannan, Bob Beh, Steve Can- non, Jackie Christopher, Ted Eischeid, Richard Engelmann, Tom Evans, Shawn Foley, Doug Gadient, Mary Ann Gosser, Jim Grummer, Ann Hild, Kathy Hogan, Linda Hunstad, Bill Jer. ome, Judy Kelling, John Kiley, Mary King, Jerry Kruse, Karen Kukarans, Janice Nahra, JoEllen Nahra, Steve Reitz, Diane Reistroffer, Brian Showalter, Steve Stegmaier, Betsy Stone, Cathy Suhr, Mike Uhde. 19 First place ensemble members, first row: Pat Van Camp, Barb Van Camp, Ann Van Camp, Second row: John Phelan, Mark Monty, Tim Behan, John Mont- ford. Third row: Dick Daley, Steve Stegmaier, Jim McCarthy, Mark Van Hoosier, Louie Roseman, Louise Schissel, Nancy Parker. BA V I) Mike Phelan on the sax Marge Schwab on the clarinet 20 (horns Bill Long WINNERS OF THE CECELIAN AWARD Terry Reedy 21 knight Beacon Co-editor Chris Hume Teen editors Marie Miller and Pat Condon Exchange editor Connie Thompson Co-editor Pat Reilly and Daisy at Gordon Printers If I Senior Editor editors Tom Knight and Ann Kruse Photo-technicians Bill Tucker, Dick Haase, and Dan Noah in the darkroom Editorial page editor Marcia Cooley Feature editor Celeste Crowley — 22 — Scio lice (lui) ; ai i mm i fi Science Club officers: Janice Nahra, secretary; John Roche, president; Mary Schebler, vice- president. Speech and Debate First row: Toni Evans, debate; Janice Nahra, debate; Kathy Hogan, debate; Tom Shrader, original oratory. Second row:Steve Reitz, debate; Ted Same, non-original oratory; Bob Mic- lot, debate; Jerry Spaeth, debate; John Kiley, debate; Bill Jerome, debate. Pat Condon, orig- inal oratory and Steve Stegmaier, non-original oratory, are not pictured. — 23 — Library Club Patty Ladehoff, president; Diana Lerch, vice-president; Julie McGinnis, secretary. Audio-Y isual Club A-V Club members Julie McGinnis, Sharon Ozias, Colleen Cain, Lily VanLancker. — 24 — Spiritual The most important struggle, that for personal identity, leads each to probe the depths of his beliefs and experience. Dissatisfied with traditional explanations, we have explored new ideas, both individually and through groups such as the new Student Apostolate movements, and have discovered that the struggle is not easily fought, and rarely won de- cisively. Retreat The chapel offers solitude to senior Paul Feyen, while Dave Gramaskus and Chris Wich meditate. Barb Broders and Lin- da Donahue select their books from the library. Students also seek personal guidance from the retreat masters (1. to r. Jim Derouin, Fr. William Parsons, Rochelle Bidder, Fr. Edward Day). reflection... It is a peaceful time when troubling questions can be asked and answered . . . — 26 — with the help of those close to God. ATHLETIC With “nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat,” the Knights charged into battle. Often triumphant, some- times conquered, their banner never fell. Their fight is of- ten unrewarded, but loyalty drives them on. “Victory at all costs, victory in spite of terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory there is no survival.” Varsitv r Chris Wich (captain) Kathy Walsh Mary Ann Rheinhold — 28 — hoot ha 11 First row: Bill Barrett, Bud Friedholdt, Jim Abbas, Chris Burkhart, John Sunderbruch, Pete DiBlasio, Mick Conway. Second row: Coach Don Miller, Mel Farley, Gary VanHese, Frank Mc- Givern, Dave Jones, Bill Swift, Mark Frese, Don Nelles, Coach Tom Sunderbruch. Third row: John Phelan, Steve Hill, Phil Delvecchio, Rick Engleman, Chris Jasper, Rick Glade, Joe Lastcr. Fourth row: Bob Liagre, Mark Konnath, Tom Yackley, Tom Shrader, Jerry Kruse, Pat Triplett, Joe Leonard. Fifth row: Chris Smith, Bob Leese, Pete McAndrews, Roger Mohr, Brian Showalter, Tim Panther. Sixth row: Marty Connolly, Bob Andrew, Mike Peacock, Jerry Marietta, Mike McCarthy, Tom Zinzer, Pat Condon, John Regan. —29 Phil Coughlin, forward Roger Mohr, center Bud Friedholt, forward 1 COVWWA ULSCAflE KEOKUK BURLINGTON Gary Calkins, guard Phil Delvecchio guard Scott Karwrath, guard • ♦ Mike Gahagan, forward Mark Pohlmann, forward Mike Peacock, center COACH-Dan Rousliar Bob Leese, guard Pat Triplett, center VARSITY BASKETBALI 1966 -1967 Jerry Kruse, forward © co Wrestling Jim Nagle and Bill Fier ponder their chances at the state wrestling title. Coach Jerry Springer First row: Joe Remke, Gary Froeschle, Larry Brasch, Greg Melory, Mark Devlin, Denny Walton, Jim Hammil, Butch Peiffer. Second row: Charlie Kivlin, Mike Rosenthal, John Phelan, Dave Hasenmiller, Jim Nagle, Mike McCarthy, Bill Fier, John Regan. — 31 — Sw i mining First row: John Campbell, Ed Motto, Fritz Voss, Rick Gross, Jim Kautz. Second row: Bill Swift, Jim Abbas, Rick Klauer, Mike Spaeth, Jerry Swift, Alex Pena. Third row: John Montford, Rick Glade, Steve Schricker, George Loerzel. Track Front row, front to back: Mike Ewen, Pete Me Andrews, Phil LaMantia, Ron Slattery, Ed Mil- ler, John Phelan. Second row: Bob Liagre, Jerry Marietta, Frank McGivem, Mick Conway, Roger Lovejoy, Mark Monty, Jim Stolmeier, Jerry Watson, Paul Fredenburg. Third row: Roger Mohr, Coach Westemeyer, Ed Stoessel, Denny Murray, Joe Leonard, Brian Showalter, Mike McCarthy, Fritz Voss, Rick Adrian, Bob Wilkerson. — 32 — Hi jFa •« -fNNIS v5 mm - p iZl : ,e T • ten ms Mike Gadient, Marty Connolly, Dick Daley. Second row: Steve Townsend, John Kiley, Mike Bush, Rick Kelling. (ioir Greg Gadient, Tom Hart, Tom Kelly, Duane Hybke, Tom Shrader, Bob Foley, John Peavey, Bill Bar- rett, Doug Gadient, Tom Rudd, Rick Engelman, Bill Long, Dave Losasso, Coach Derouin. — 33 — Girls Recreation Association G.R.A. officers: Cindy Stockman, president; Mary Walatka, vice-president; Georgia Fischer, secretary; Rita Ambrose, treasurer. Cage-ball at the Freshman Olympics G.R.A. members Mary Ellen Hughes, Connie Thompson, Chris Wich, and San- dy Griffin. First-place bowling team: Paula Laird and Linda Paulsen. 34 — Queen Mary Dockery joins in the school song. The Queen and her court: Kathy Walsh, Debbie Springmeier, Chris Wich, and Robin Gilligan. Jane Meisenbach and Willie McGivern, alias Charlie Brown. — 36 — The senior float Homecoming Homecoming ’66 was a coage of successes and fail- ures, tears and laughter, excitement and morning- after blues that mark any important battle. Who will forget the beautiful queen reigning over the festive weekend, the much-desired parade of almost- built floats, the gridiron victory, the bonfires, the pep rally vibrant with enthusiasm. John Cain — 37 — Each also has his own personal memories: napkins and nails, a lovely corsage, tears for the queen (and for those who didn’t quite make it), laughter for the male cheerleaders, yells for the team. Even after the last decorations were tom down and burned on Sunday morning, the spirit of Home- coming remained in the memories of each student. This encounter was a success. “Say . . . WHAT?” shouts cheerleader Alex Herriges. “Take that!” screams Granny (Jane Meisen- bach) at Buddy (Denny Gallagher) who is unwanted because he is normal. Ralph Schramp portrays a studious Count Dracula while his wife Letha (Diana Burke) looks on. Boys and Ghouls Together — 38 — Robin Gilligan Spaghetti Supper Mike Conway and Mike Gahagan persuade freshmen to buy tickets for the annual Senior Project. Stuck with the messiest job are Jan Reynolds, Father Eldred, Tony Braden, and Barb Haase. Kathy Hancock, Tony Braden, Mar- cia Cooley, Barb Haase, and Jeanne Meyer mix the spaghetti. ft Nr “Double, double, toil and trouble,” chant Chris Wich, Jan Reynolds, and Jan Eggar, though this sauce is a far cry from witches’ brew. The mural of a Venetian canal proves that the decoration committe also put in many long, hard, and talented hours of work. Though its purpose is to raise money for their gift to the school, the seniors found that class unity and satisfac- tion were the most rewarding results of the Spaghetti Supper. The record crowd was conclusive proof that the Spaghetti Supper was a success. — 39 — “Bomber” belts out a song. Jeanne Morrison Sue McCabe applies John Sunderbruch’s makeup. VARIETY “So long, farewell,” sings Mary SHOW Stage crew member Tom Grady. Walatka and Tom Knight. — 40 — Dad-Daughter Dance the soph’s nite out . . . Frank McGivern crowns Queen Dolly Pil- cher as her father looks on. Sharon Hunter enter- tained. Turnabout we all make “miss-takes Dad entertains by stacking cups. Turnabout King, Scott Karwath, laughs in the midst of his court: Bud Friedholdt, Debbie Spring, ineire, Ralph Schramp, Georgia Fischer, Robin Gilligan, Mary Ann Reinholt, Mike Gahagan, Joan Thompson, and Bill Swift. — 41 — Carolyn Hild and Joe Smazal Frosh Frol 1c Dan Donahue and Bev Kearney Theresa Friese They will remember a banana in the eye, a marsh- mallow on a string, a balloon under the chin. Through four years of high school they will remem- ber the Frolic, this fanciful flight through the world of a freshman. 42 — Annual Advertisers ART BROWN HONDA, 1405 W. Locust St. ART SUNDERBRUCH INSURANCE AGENCY, 817 S. Farragut St. BORDEN'S COCA-COLA CRATON'S, INC., 222 Harrison CUE CUSHION DAIRY QUEEN DAVENPORT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY DIPSY-DOODLE, Kimberly and Harrison Streets FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK FLOWERS BY FREDERICK, 408 Brady JERRY AND SPARKY'S BICYCLE SHOP, 1230 E. 12th St. IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. ITALIAN VILLAGE MIDWAY BOWLING LANES, 310’ 2 E. Second St. PARKER'S PETERSEN'S LOFT AND RAM SAMUEL'S JEWELERS SANDY'S, 15th and Harrison SPARKY'S BICYCLE SHOP, 819 Farragut St. STEWART SCHOOL OF BEAUTY TIMES-DEMOCRAT Patrons WHITE LUMBER CO. SAMUELS JEWELERS TOM McANN ZIFFREN LOANS FREEMAN-GLICKMAN BRITT’S MEN’S WEAR SCHNEFF BROTHERS SIMON LANDAUER 43 — What's Vet Jeanne Laake, Ralph Schramp, Terry Bremer, and Donna Figel mark the progress of the School to School project. $1,520 was raised to build schools in Central America and Thailand. N.H.S. President John Roche surveys a work of art, as Tom (UNIBOD) Schrader, Cathy Suhr (essay-contest win- ner), and Alex Vance ponder the manv facets of our initial Fine Arts Week. Spirit was running high dur- ing our first Pep Week, as Dick Haase can see. — 44 — IN «' Mrs. Early is just aching to help you. Our prophet for ’67. Would you believe? A band- Band queen Pat Van Camp contem- chorus assembly! plates the new band album. Mary Ann Figel, Kathy Bulat, and Joe Cros- sen won in the Quad City Science Fair! 45 — —48 — — 49 — Abb... iIBM AndmtB. Thom. Leroy Andrew, Robert Alan Aatoaacri. Linda Carol A h. Barbara Ann Bales, Thomas Steven Balluf, Stephen Fraser Barta. Maureen Elisabeth Bauwens, Michael Leander Berg. Janet Marie Berntlen, Mary Ann BesJer. Judith Ann Blough, Tere.ita Marie Braden. Anthony Joseph Brand. Gary Andrew Brodert. Barbara Ann Broughton. Catherine Bruhn, Kathleen Ann Buckley. Herb Burke. William Michael Burken. Victoria Ann Burkhart. Christopher Lyaa Bushma. Mary Catheriae Byers, David Kirk Caia, Col ten Abb Calkins. Robert Gary Campbell. Joanne Elisabeth Campbell. John Francis Campbell. Laurie Lynn Cannon. Carol Ann Cepican. James Louis Cervantes. Catherine L. Challberg. Nancy Ana Chenoweth. Joseph Paul Clark. Christine Ann Colligaon. Philip John Condon. John Patrick Connolly, Martin Francis Conway. Michael Patrick Cooley. Marcia Ann Costanlakos, Christine P. Coughlin. Philip James Cox. Jill Lynn Cox. John Loren Crowley. Celeste Marian Cunningham. James Michael Cusack. Dolores Jean Davis, Michael William Decker. Stephen Michael Deluhery, Sheila Marie Desseyn. Daniel R. DiBlasio, Peter A. Dierker, Richard C. Dixon. Jeanne Marie Dockery. Mary Donahue. Linda Ann Donovan. Karen Lee Doran. Brian Joseph Doup. Scott William Dray. Theresa Joan Dugan. Linda Elisabeth d'Zuro. Debi Eager. Jan Michele Ekrecke. David Francis Ehrecke. Donovan Eugene Ellis. Marion Ewen. Gerald Feddersen. Michael Joseph Fellman. Lawrence Edward Feyen. Paul Henry Fier, William Joseph Plgel, Donna Marie Lunch; Mr Marrlot Trip to Waterloo Senior Turnabout Miss Koch's study hall Senior Girls Coach Schlitz; Pits Spaghetti Supper Spaghetti Supper. Pits Homecoming ‘66 Senior English Class School Play; Bottom Six 36 hrs at Spaghetti Supper Spaghetti Supper Snakes. Homecoming '66 Senior Jamboree 3rd period Government Coach Ambrose. Spaghetti Supper Spaghetti Supper Coach Miller Jamboree; Government Class Balloon in Fr Coughlin's room Work State University of Iowa Mary crest College Marycrest College University of Santa Ft Regis College Marycrest College University of Iowa School Work none Mundelein College St. Ambrose College Army Marycrest College Fontbonne College Work Air Force and work Sante Ft College School Marycrest College State College of Iowa PM A; Bottom Six Turnabout '67. Spaghetti Supper 5th period. Senior year Mt Mary College State University of Iowa Moline Public Hospital School of Nursing Sr Annetta's English class Spaghetti Supper. Jr Sr Party 66 Pits, Father Coughlin Turnabout 67. Spaghetti Supper Senior Year Mr Marriot's English class Senior Sociology Class Pits; football; track Jim A. Chris W . Mane M . Frank M Homecoming ‘66. Play '67 Turnabout '66. Action Island Spaghetti Supper V3; Jr. gym snower Ottumwa HeighU College '66 Marycrest College Plumbing and Heating apprenticeship Beauty school Work Army Blackhawk College University of Iowa St. Benedict's College St Ambrose College University of Iowa Marycrest College Marycrest College Government Class June 2 Knight Beacon Sr year. Fr Mulligan's study hall Spaghetti Supper; Jr-Sr Party Spaghetti Supper Dave Skemp PMA None Senior English with “General Waterloo Bookkeeping; Sociology In E-3 Homecoming '66; Jr -Sr Party Snakes. Christmas Formal 66 Spaghetti Supper Worms in the food B-7 homeroom Formal M; Jr -Sr. Party Spaghetti Supper Junior Homecoming Spaghetti Supper Spaghetti Supper. Mr Marriot Spaghetti Supper Homecoming '66. Spaghetti Supp B-7 PiU B-7 homeroom PiU Student Council. Jamboree 87 Clarke College Blackhawk College Rosary College St Ambrose College Marycrest College Air Force Sute University of Iowa Clarke College College Navy St Ambrose College Eastern Iowa Community College Mt. St. Scholastica College Marycrest College Blackhawk College St Ambrose College St Ambrose College Alverno College Business school Marycrest College Ottumwa College Work or the service Undecided Work College St Ambrose College Air Force St Ambrose College Wayne Sute College Clarke College FUcber. Georgia Jane Flaherty. Donna Jean Forrest. Richard Leslie Freadenburg, Pani C. Fried hold t. Bernard R. Gadient, Michael Louis Gahagan. Michael Patrick Gardner. Paul John Ganl. Mary Joyce Gilligan, Robin Kathleen Gilroy. Marjorie Ellen Glynn. Patrick Michael Griebel, Mary Griffin, Sandra Jean Gross, Candace Jean Gross, Richard L, Guy. Keith Allen Haase. Barbara Ann Hancock. Kathryn Annette Hart. William Randall Hartrick John Richard Harvey. Thomas Edward Haaenmiller. David Mark Herriges, Alexander John Hess, Monica Ann HIM. Colleen Elisabeth Hinds, Kathy Ann Hiatermelster, Craig EdSrard Hogan. Jane Elisabeth Hornbuckle. Frank Joseph Hughes, Gary Steven Hume. Christine Marie Jokake. Pamela Sue Johnson, Juanita Johnson. Virginia Anne Jones, David William Jones. Robert Leo Jooinger, Mary Ana Karwath. Scott Walter Kasper. Richard Barrie Kelly. Cynthia Kincade, Marsha Kiser. William Carroll Kivlin. Charles Michael Kloppenborg. Paul Nick Klopoeaborg, Sally Annette Knight. Thomas Henry Koempel, John Koaaatk. Mark A. Kruse. Ann Elisabeth Kuhr, Pamela Catherine Kurtenbach, Sunday Ana Leake. Eugene Lawrence Laake. Jeanne Marie Lack. Ruakin Gilbert Ledeboff, Patricia Ana Laird, Mary Eleanors Lane. Pat Lane, Pat Langford. Ellen Marie Lawler, Gall Ana Lerck, Dianne Marie Uagre. Robert John Long. William Mark Lopes, Angela Patricia l.oaaaaao. David John Mackea, Daniel Charles Spaghetti Supper Spaghetti Supper Mr Marriot's English clasa Track season B-7 homeroom Marycrest College Marvcrest College Air Force Viet Nam Colorado State College Homecoming Homecoming '66 Tourabout '66 Homecoming '66; T s Variety Show. Jamboree 67 Cheerleading; Mournful Womei Spaghetti Supper; Gov claas Famous sociologists Spaghetti Supper St. Ambrose College St Ambrose College College Alverno College Marycrest College Marycrest College St. Ambrose College St Luke's School cl Nursing St. Mary's College A.I.C. St. Thomas College St. Ambrose College Jr -Sr Party. Spaghetti Supper Homecoming pep meetings Good Weekends Pits Phys Ed Class Senior Turnabout Homecoming bonfire Spaghetti Supper. Junior Year Marycreat College University of Iowa College Palmer St. Ambroae College Marquette U or Annapolis St Ambroae College Work Marycrest College Edge wood College of the Sacred Heart Spaghetti Supper Marriot'a English claaa Cafeteria table 3rd period study. Sr year Ft Mottet's Sociology claas Spaghetti Supper Typing class Jr -Sr Party T b; Jr -Sr Party Work Apprentice draftsman St. Ambroae College Rosary College St. Ambroae College Work Eastern Iowa Community College Marycreat Collega School Army Mt Mary College Jr.-Sr Party Government claas Waiting for 3 35 Mr. Marriot's discussions Spaghetti Supper Frienda Mr Sheridan's English claaa Football practice Knight Beacon Spaghetti Supper AHS parking lot; Turnabout 67 Mr Marriot's English claas E-5. Spaghetti Supper Senior Engluh claaa Turnabout '67 Bookkeeping; Chemistry Christmas Formals, the T s Turnabout 67 The Howcomedidya Spaghetti Supper; Chemistry Mr Marriot's English claas 4th year Latin class Fr Mulligan's Latin claaa Mr Marriot’s English claas College Work Work Marycrest College St Ambroae College College Iowa Sute University Roaary College Work Eastern Iowa Community College Work Work at Northwest Bank Blackhawk College Marycrest College Nursing Marycrest College University of Iowa Ray-Vogue School of Interior Design Moline Public Hoapiul Mjrjcr , Colltf, St. Ambroae College Undecided St. Ambroee College 50 Mamma. Jrromr Franci Marriot, Patricia Ann Maalcraon. Irene Marie Malern, Steve William McCabe. Suzanne McCarthy, Franci Patrick McCarthy, Matthew Joseph McCarthy, Michael Joseph MrClimon, Dyan Marie McDonald, Terrance Everett McDonell. Mary Anne McGee. Barbara Ann McGinnia, Julie Ann McGivern, Francia Leo McKirchy, Karen Anne Meitenbarh. Jane Ellen Melroy, Gregory Patrick Meyer, Jeanne Marie Meyen, Jane Mirlot. Robert William Miller. Marie Anne Mock. Lynette Ann Mohr. Roger Bernard Mohr. Roaemary Catherine Motto, Deborah Ann Motto. Gerry Florence Motto, Mary Jo Mallin. Neil Dennia Murphy. Anne Marie Murphy. Patricia Ann Murph), Patricia Ann Nagle, Jamea Robert Narea, Sndra Ann Nellea. Don Francia Noah. George Daniel Nucci. Maxine Catherine Oberhaua, William Jamea O'Connor. Roaemary Marie O'Leary. Mary Kathleen Olmated, Thom Glenn Olaon, Kathleen Veronica Owens, John Raymond Pajunen. Margaret Ann Parr, Roae Ann Pena, Jesse Joaeph Phillip . Debbie Ann Plercy. Janene Marie Pilcher, Carol Ann Piocke. Irene Paiak. Irene Pohlpeter. Karen Rae Pollux. Beverly Ann Prior, Denia Patrick Purcell, Mary Ailleen Rada. Timothy John Raferty, Mary Patricia Ramtey. Jay Raamuaaen. Karen Ann Reedy, Terry Ann Regan. John Michael Reilly. Patrick Alexander Krill' Suaan Jean Reinhold. Mary Ann Francea Remke. Anthony Joaeph Reynold . Jani Eliae Ricketla, Barrie Lynn Riddrr. Rochelle Roche. John William Roederer, Nancy Roemer. Walter William Rollaton, Cindee Roaenlhal. Michael Allen Rotherham. Thomaa Glenn Rotundo, Thomaa John Ryan. Jeremiah J Ryder. Jane Ellen Rymara. Elicabeth Ann Same. Vincent Theodore Schepker. Kathleen Rae Sckeven, Paul V. Schitael, Jamea Cyril Schmitt. Barbara Jean Schmcckel, Thomaa A. Schonhoff. Michael Jerome Schramp, Ralph Joaeph Schulte, Jean Marie Schulta, Diane Catherine Schwieters, Shirley Marie Selander. Pamela Ayn Shannon. Robert Virgil Smeaton, Marilyn Smith. Patricia Ann Spaeth. Bernard Louia Spaeth. Robert Terry Springmeier. Deborah L. Stabler, Thomaa Joaeph Starkovich. Mary Lee Stephenaon. Daryl Paul Sternberg, Jacquelyn Jean Stockman. Cynthia Jean Stoeaael. Edward E. Stuckel, Mardell Jane Stuckel, Marvell Jean Waterloo Easter vacations; PMA Homecoming 67. Jr -Sr Party Schisael's party Formal '60; Turnabout 67 Waterloo trip Graduation weekend Football '66 St Pat's Day Jr. and Sr years; Bottom Six Spaghetti Supper, Chemistry Bottom Six. PMA A poet certain E-2, Junior year; Spaghetti Supper Bottom Six. school play Senior English with the “General Turnabout '67 College Marycrest College Eastern Iowa Community College Palmer Jr College Barat College Arizona University School Mt St Clare San Francisco College for Women Marycrest College University of Iowa Regis College State University of Iowa Marycrest College College College Mournful Women. Spaghetti Supper Clarke College America Is Wonderful Erasmus ; A-8 and E-8 Second Period Study Hall '67 Waterloo trip; varsity sports Turnabout Band trip to Chicago Variety Shows. Turnabout E-wing traffic B-7. Junior year; Chorus trips Jamboree '64 and '67 Spaghetti Supper Spaghetti Supper Wrestling Turnabout '67. Spaghetti Supper University of Iowa Marycrest College State College of Iowa Loras College Eastern Iowa Community College St Mary's College Airline Stewardeess Undecided University of Northern Iowa Ottumwa Heights College Ottumwa Heights College Eastern Iowa Community College Eastern Iowa Community College Sunderbrurh, John Patrick Swift. William Henry Thompson, Connie Thompson. Joan Maureen Tofanelli, Joan Tomei, Anthony Frank Torrico, Rosario Triplett, Patrick Jay Valet I. Rosalie Pearl Van Besien, Susan Marie Vance. Alex Vanhese, Gary Leo Vargas. Diane Marie Vaaea, Ann Louise Vasen, Suaan Marie Voss. Pamela Lynn Waechter, Margaret Louise Walatka. Mary Janet Walker, Richard Gaelyn Walsh, Kathryn Ann Walter. Christopher M Walton, Patrick Francia Wals, Anthony Joseph Wardlow, Barbara Waring, Michael Joseph Wehr. Robert Allan White. Mary Christine Wich, Christine Mary Wiegand, Janann Allyene Wiegand, Mary Yvonne Wildauer. Marilyn Ann Wilkinson, Richard Lee Yack ley. Thomas Joaeph Yoke. Joaeph L. Formal '86. Spaghetti Supper Homeroom A-7. Junior year Turnabout '67, Spaghetti Supper Turnabout '67 Homeroom B-7. Junior year Homecoming '66. Jr.-Sr Party A-8 Air Force Work St Ambroae College College Eastern Iowa Community College St. Ambrose College Marycrest College St Ambrose College Homecoming Variety Show ‘64. Turnabout '66 Lunch Senior year First “A Homecomings; Spaghetti Supper Socinology. Chemistry Turnabout '67 E-6. 7 30 AM Jr -Sr Party. Senior year Senior year Boiler room tunnel; V3 School Santa Monica College Army Marycrest College Marriage Marycrest College Marycrest College Airline stewardess Eastern Iowa Community College Marycrest College St Ambrose College Marycrest College Graduation '66 Spaghetti Supper; Band trip Mr Sheridan's Class Turnabout '67. E-5 Variety shows. Student Council Football, wrestling Senior lunch. Gurty Smith, bushwacking Cheerleading. Homecoming '66 Jr. English Washing spaghetti; Christmas Formal Senior year Spaghetti Supper St Ambrose College Marycrest College Work Work Mundelein College Loras College Palmer Jr College Iowa State University Iowa State Univesnty St. Ambrose College College St Ambrose College College of St Francis Parties; Waterloo Pits in Waterloo Waterloo Trip Lunch Table Homecoming 66, Turnabout ‘67 Flying egg salad sandwiches College State College of Iowa Iowa State University NW Bell Telephone Co College University of Iowa St Ambrose College St Ambrose College Alverno College Marycrest College Mr Marriott's English Class Senior lunch table Turnabout 67 Latin Class B-7. Junior year Homecoming '65; Student Council Spaghetti Supper Homecoming Band activities Christmas Formal '66 Senior lunch Spaghetti Supper; Turnabout Piranna day; Variety Show practice Nice knees Sandbagging '65 Mournful Women; Homecoming ‘66 Pits Graduation 67 Mr Sheridan’s Class Jr -Sr Party G R.A. artwork B-7. track Spaghetti Supper Jr -Sr Party Football; Senior year B-7 Mournful Women; Junior year Homecoming 66 Spaghetti Supper Spaghetti Supper Wild gym class Basketball Senior Turnabout Senior Homecoming, Jr.-Sr. Party Susie, Cream Cheese Jamboree. English classes Formal '66; Chorus Homecomings; Formal Turnabout Spaghetti Supper V-3, Gov class; Jamborees Mr Sheridan's English class V-3. Cheerleading. Gov class Pits at lunch Waterloo Senior lunch table Jr-Sr Party Waterloo Trip; Mr Marriott's class Jr -Sr Party Graduation '66. Homecoming '66 Spaghetti Supper Senior Turnabout Turnabout 67. Chemistry Spaghetti Supper English Class Undecided St Ambrose College Ottumws Heights College Black Hawk College St Ambrose College St Benedict's College Marycrest College Marycrest College Marycrest College Mt St Clair College Iowa State University Rex’s Beauty Academy M a rye re ? College, Convent St Thomas College Bradley University Marycrest College Black Hawk College Eastern Iowa Community College Stewart's School of Hairstyling Marycrest College University of Iowa Work Eastern Iowa Community College Rockhurst College Wayne State School Mundelein College School Marycrest College College St. Ambrose College Loras College Secretarial school Marycrest College College Eastern Iowa Community A.I.C. Eastern Iowa Community College Work Marycrest College Black Hawk College St Mary's College University of New Mexico St Ambrose College St Ambrose College Work St. Ambrose College Work A I C Marycrest College Mt St Clare College School Marycrest College St. Ambrose College SENIORS As we say farewell to the world we have known, and each embarks on a separate course, a bond still unites our hearts. We will work, each in his own way, toward the goal that has challenged mankind since the begin- ning of time. This new struggle is ours, accepted willingly. Whether we choose the gun, the microscope, the pen, or the Bible as our weapon, we will fight with dedication and determination. Our struggle is to end struggle, to find peace — between nations, among men, and, most impor- tant, within our own hearts.


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