Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1968 volume:

Board Of Education Members are seated left to right, Mr. Donald Moench, Mr. Raymond Doyle, Mr. Howard Cronkleton, Mr. Robert Evans, Mr. Donald Childs, Mrs. Ernest Tavegia, Mrs. Emmett Keenan. Standing left to right, Father F. W. J. Duncan, Mr. James Shrader, Father K. C. Martin, Mr. Frank Wagner, Mr. August (Bill) Walatka, Doctor J. H. Sunderbruch, M.D., Mr. Richard Gadient, Mr. Richard Brus, Mr. Carl Liebscher, Father Louis Robret, Mr. Vincent Same. Seated lest to right. Father Francis Evans C.S.S.R., James Resnick, John Sherwin, Art Sunderbruch. Stand- ing left to right, Fr. H. J. Toher, Fr. J. P. McGrath, Fr. A. L. Conrad, Fr. Thomas Lew, Msgr. Thomas J. Feeney, Fr. Wm. O'Connor. Absent from pictures, Msgr. B. K. Barnes, Mr. Robert Beffel, Msgr. P. D. Moore, Mr. Gerald Simpson, Mr. Thomas Kuriger, Rev. R. M. Maher, Rev. B. M. Kamerick. Officers and chairmen are standing left to right, Mr. James Shrader, Mr. Robert L. Evans, Fr. Wm. O’Connor, President Reverend A. L. Con- rad, Mrs. Ernest A. Tavegia, Vice-President Mr. Richard Gadient, and absent from picture, Sec- retary Treasury Mrs. H. T. Lewis. 4 Father Walter, Principal A fi Sister Janet Mary, V ice-principal, girls' div ision Father Marvin F.ldred Registrar Administration Father Charles Mann, Vice-principal, boys' division 5 Faculty Fr. E. Benda Sr. Miriam Therese Bennett Sr. Carola Broderick Mr. A. Clevenger Fr. A. Conrad Sr. Joan of Arc Coogan Sr. Beatrice Dawson Mr. H. Derouin Sr. Veronica Fitzmaurice Sr. Leoda Fleege Mrs. E. Crenier Sr. Francelle Harley Sr. Mary Theresa Heim Sr. Corona Horan Mrs. D. Kennedy Miss Mary Koch Fr. C. Leveling Mr. W. Lucas Sr. Lucy Lutz Mr. J. Maher Sr. Diana Malone Fr. R. Mann Sr. Lucilia McGrath Mr. M. Messersmith Mr. D Miller Miss .A. Monnig Sr. Blandina M os grove Sr. Majella Murphy Sr. Natalie O'Brien Miss M. O'Connor Miss J. Ohnsat Mr. Carl Paarmann Sr. Claire Marie Patik Sr. Jeanne Rank Sr. Alice Reneau Fr. E. Richard 6 Mr. D. Roushar Sr. Martha Russell Sr. Kevin Patrick Scanlon Fr. R. Schmidt Mr. R. Sheridan Mr. L. Sherman Mr. David Skemp Fr. R. Spiegel Sr. Mary Ruth Stegman Mrs. K. S urtewagen Mr. T. Sunderbruch Miss F. Trouba Sr. Nancy Welsh Mr. D. Wright Sr. Valerian Yezek Teachers In Action 7 Behind Principal's secretary Miss Michel The Scenes School nurse, Mrs. Early Maureen Coleman Office accountant Miss Fnderle Volunteer office help: Dolly Pilcher, Maureen Coleman, Karen Stahl, Peg Waring, Sharon Mara, Mary Karwath, Pat Carelly, Ellen Derouin, Pat VanCamp. Toni Hirl, of the maintenance crew. Cooks: first row, left to right, Mrs. Ries, Mrs. Fall, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Meyer. Second row, left to right, Mrs. Voss, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Ertl, and Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Moore was absent from picture. 8 Organizations A chance to become involved; A chance to work together; A chance to produce; A chance to care; A chance to mature. Student Council Officers: Left to right, Colleen Hogan, secretary; Tom Evans, president; Yolanda Vinajeras, vice-president; John Meisenbach, treasurer. 7 ki Student Council Junior representatives: first row, left to right, Joanne Kelnhofer, Patty Klee, Sally Evans, Mary Ellen Tubbs, Marla Olmsted. Second row, left to right, Mike Furlong, Jim McCarthy, Mark Johnson, Mike Beecher, Tim Burke. SeniorTrepresentatives: first row, left to right, Katie Blunk, Vicki Navarro, Kathy Hogan, Ann Hild. Second row, left to right, Mark Monty, Mike Schramp, Bob Leese, Phil La Mantia, Tom Shrader, Denny Gallagher. Freshman representatives: first row, left to right, Jim Siem, John Kuta, Mark Coleman, Gary Stockman, Jeff Lujack. Second row, left to right, Debbie Kelnhoffer, Sue Hafman, Barb Buchwalder. Third row, left to right, Pat Pollitz, Terri Laughin, Liz Powell. 10 Sophomore representatives: first row, left to right, Cindy Froeschle, Sara Olmsted, Fran Reinhold, Mary Tavegia, Carolyn Hild, Kathy Duax. Second row, left to right, Paul Crowley, Bruce Wehr, Tim Hawks, Joe Smazal, Mike Bush. - 4 The Organizers “T.E.”, the “Operator” on the run. L Mike Schramp and Sally Evans took charge of football programs. Terry Bremer and Mark Monty, co-chairman of the Student Ex- changes. Homecoming committee; first row, left to right, Dianne Reistroffer, Katie Blunk, Vicki Navarro. Second row, left to right, Tom Evans, Yolanda Vinajeras, Mark Monty, Ann Hild, Phil Iamantia. Tom Shrader was absent from picture. Turnabout committee: first row, left to right, Mary Ellen Tubbs, Patti Klee, Sally Evans, Marla Olmsted. Second row, left to right, Mike Beecher, Terry Bremer, Mike Furlong, Colleen Hogan. Student Council moderators S. Mary Diana and Er. Schmidt caught in the act. 1 1 N.H.S. Senior Members left to right, row 1 — Kathv Doyle, Ann Hild, I.inda Costello, Cathy Suhr, Lily Van Lancker, Rose Sheridan; row 2 — Gary Froeschle, Mary Anne Gos- ser, Jackie Christopher, Barb Baker, Karin Kukarans, Dianne Reistroffer, Bob Beh; row 3 _ Tom Gadient, Kathy Hogan, Janice Nahra, Sheila Donahue, Shawn Foley, Mary King, Jo Ellen Nahra, Mike LThde; row 4 — Ted Eischeid, Bob I.eese, Steve Cannon, Jim Grummer, Dick Bran- nan, Pat Clarke, Bill Jerome; row 5 — Tom Evans, Dave Schebler, Rick Englcmann, Mark Pohlmann, Brian Sho- walter, Jerry Kruse, Steve Stegmaier. Absent from the picture is Diana Burke. Junior Members left to right, row 1 — Marcia McAllister, Sally Evans, Colleen Hogan, Louise Schissel; row 2 — Sue Goettsch, Mary Sothmann. Marla Olmsted, Laurie Lang- ford, Maureen Coleman; Jim Taber; row 3 _ Mary Ann Holm, Terry Bremer, Di- ana Christianson, Rita Hay- den, Sue Wadle, Kathy Irwin, Marilyn Adams, Connie Shaw; row 4 — Lynn Rich- ards Tom Devine, Mike Beecher. Tim Burke, Ed Motto, Tim Morrissey, Gil Koenigsacker; row 5 — Paul Connolly, Dennis McGinn, Mike Phelan, Jim Nolan, Steve Koch, Mick Coleman. Officers and Faculty Advisors are row 1 left to right; Sister Joan of Arc Coogan, seniors John Kiley, presi- dent; Judy Kelling, Vice-president; and advisor Mr. Don Miller. Row 2 — Doug Gadient, treasurer; and Linda Hunstad, secretary. i o Student Apostolate The Student Apostolate is concerned with the problems and acitvities of young Christians. This group sponsored a movie program, presenting various study films throughout the year, planned a Ft. Madison study day, and held their annual dance. Members staged variety shows at old folk’s homes and started a tutoring program at a local grade school. Flanking Student Apostolate president Steve Stegmeier are, left, Laurie Langford, secretary-treasurer, and right, Kathy Doyle, vice-president. Sacristy Club The Sacristy Club is concerned primarily with maintaining the chapel and preparing for daily and First Friday Masses. Members of this group include: Dianne Reistroffer, presi- dent, Diane Christiansen, vice-president, Criss Stolmeier, secretary, Jan Nahra, Joe Nahra, Kathy Stohl, Ann Hild, Sandy Haut, Jane Sunderbruch, Joan Sunderbruch, Mary Sothmann, Mary Glowacki, Karen Colbrese, Mary Beth Butler, Maureen Coleman, Libby Degen, Anita Roe, Connie Gross, Louise Schissel, Lydia Jerome, Karen Knight, Betty Ladehoff, Pat Leins, Shellah Leonard, Ellen Lyons, Ann McCluskey, Dace Mezinskis, Ginny Pajunen, Fran Rein- hold, Karen Uhde. Girls Recreation Association Checking the final score of the Faculty — G.R.A. volleyball game are Helen Matthys and Kath Doyle. G.R.A. officers: first row, left to right, Colleen Hogan, Secretary, Sue Murphy, Treasurer. Second row, left to right, Linda Hunstad, Vice-President, Helen Matthys, President. The G.R.A. Board makes plans for the Girls’ Jamboree. 14 President Mel Farley. Vice-President Pete Me Andrews. Mike Ewen, Phil DelVecchio, and Pete Me Andrews clean the gym after a game. Other club officers: lower left, Phil DelVecchio, Sergeant-at-arms; upper left, Mike Schramp, Secretary; lower right, Mike Ewen, Treasurer; upper right, Kirk Burkhart. 15 Speech And Debate First row: left to right, Tim Hawks, original oratory; Mark Pohlmann, original oratory; Mark Powers, non-original oratory; Mark Johnson, original oratory; Marty, Hawley, original oratory; second row: left to right, John Kiley, debate; Tom Hogan, debate; Ed Motto, debate; Jim Nolan, debate; Tom Evans, original oratory (absent from picture). Science Club Jan Nahra, secretary; Mary Schebler, president and Mary Sherwin, vice-president. 16 Library Club Officers, left to right, Jo Anne Schutter, president; Mary FJIen Hughes, vice-presi- dent; and Dionette Butler, secretary- treasurer. “The purpose of the l ibrary Club is to work for the welfare of the teachers and students, to help people find needed re- search material, and to help keep the librar) in efficient working order,” said Jo Anne Schutter, president. The twenty- nine members, who work before, during, and after school, check out books, handle magazines, and collect fines. They have sponsored two projects: the making of stuffed animals for the Christmas baskets, and a penny pitch for Student Affairs Week. Audio- Visual Club Members, first row, left to right, Pat Brough- ton, Patrice Haut. Second row, left to right, Lily VanLancker, Sister Mary Natalie O’Brien, Moderator, Rita Ambrose, Mary King, Shel- ley Weiss, Sheila Donahue. Not pictured are Sandy Horst and Sue Olds. The purpose of the Audio-Visual Club is to aid teachers requesting audiovisual equipment for their classes. This is a service rendered by both girls and boys. Each student devotes one period a day to help teachers and students acquire equipment for class use. 17 Band Band members: first row, left to right. Barb N an Camp, Mary King, Gerry Toher, Beth llaumesser, Amy Bruegmann, Marv Ann Parker, Joyce Shelangoski, Debra Lannan, Cathy Welch, and Jan Harvey. Second row, left to right, Pat Van Camp, Mary Schwarte, Jan Kiehn, Kathy Rada, Dave Werthman, Andrea Clark, Betty Ruth, Mary Tavagia, Celeste Bremer, Karen Lvngholm, Kathy Jager, Kathy Bielser, and Veronica Crowley. Third row, left to right, Pat Hughes, Cathy Dreesen, john Toher, Therese Young, Mary Schwab, Terese Seran, Larry Liehscher, Mike Spelletich, Karl Johnson, Jim Kautz, Kathy I.ovewell, Mike Murphy, Dennis McGinn, Hope Gardina, Kent Kolwey, Jim Love- well, Mike Phelan, Terese Costello, Steve Nan Landschort, Pat Pollitz, Sue Berendes, (Ann Nan Camp, not shown). Fourth row, left to right, Mark McGinn, Stephanie Burke, Cathy Schwab, Jeanne Kautz, Claudia Gardina, Therese Hart, Tom I.ovewell, Dale Ruplinger, Dave King, Tom Lyngholm, Joe Cetanyan, Rick Schloemer, Mike Kiehn, Paul Crowley, Kim Peiffer, Terry Spalding. Chorus Chorus members, first row, left to right, S. M. Carola, director, Vicki Blumer, Barb Bates, Kathy Irwin, Faith Gardina, Kathleen Schramp, Kris Anderson, Micki Schepker, Cindy Froeschle, Patti Klee, Sue Wadle, Jane Barry, Sally Evans, Sharon Stolze. Second row, left to right, Judy Kelling, Debbie DeJager, Linda Hunstad, Colleen Hogan, Julie Higgins, Mary Sothmann, Dave Hanghian, Matt Gannon, Joe Killeen, Kevin Killeen, David Uhde, Brian Mumey, Steve James, John Stolmeier, Joe Aicala, Karen Uhde, Jo Ellen Nahra. Third row, left to right, Linda Costello, Lily VanLancker, Fran Reinhold, Sara Matthys, Mary Ellen Tubbs, Laurie Langford, Ed Motto, Mike Hughes, Mike Kunkel, Dave Beckwith, Mick Coleman, Roy Boltz, Jim Connell, Karin Kukarans, Mary Laake, Sandy Rossmiller. Fourth row, left to right, Kathy Doyle, Mary Webster, Barb Baker, Jan Nahra, Ellen Lyons, Pat Grabowski, Sheri Klein, Lupe Vargas, Marc F.ngelmann, Tim Dirth, Rick Dierickx, Paul Deaton, Tom Peters, Joe Bushma, V ern Smith, Elena D'Zuro, Dace Mezinskis. Fifth row, left to right, Joan Sunderbruch, Diane Christiansen, Colleen Bettini, Jo Ann Koestner, Jan Cal- lahan, Jane Sunderbruch, Jan Hasenmiller, Dave Grimoskas, Jim Taber, Chuck Ewert, Dick Voss, Denny Gallagher, Mike Strasser, Ann Hild, Sue Kerns. Sixth row, left to right, Cindi Guenther, Helen Matthys, Mary Karwath, Sue Goettsch, Melodie Barnhardt, Terry Bremer, Chris Stolmeier, LaDonna Mahr, Laurie Uphoff, Ginger McGrath, Margo Knickrehm, Pat Prior. Accompanist Jo Ellen Nahra. Choral Director S. M. Carola instructs the group. 20 Accompanist Karin Kukarans. 21 Freshmen Along with their tastes they acquire new environments . . . difference lockers and combinations, different uniforms and codes of dress, and different rankings in the divisions of student status. Last but far from least they acquire new attitudes on which to base their future goals. acquire a new taste for many things other than food . . . clothes, friends, educational systems, social encounters. Whether their tastes are permanent or temporary, they experience the freshness of them; then begin to grow with those tastes to alue life. 22 ■ L'AVENPOIT, IOWA A MtUltl Of Tm NOITH «NTIAI AUOCIATION SSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL i� NOftl DC Lti a. tn___ i—per —i my cvk inui rwz i wnr 4ium jzMnr mF-. 31 4 ▼ 4 f .1 IT NFS 67 LtRl gurulltive Average sees CITATIO MftOO tCHQQi.ytAt tt AST RMia AU Academics A thing is not truth till it is so strongly believed U| in that the believer is convinced that its existence does not depend upon him. — CHAPMAN PR HR IOWA 92722 . 0EU?N NO WSCKIfTION . All MAM fO All llOlfCT INClUOfO RELIGIO PREP f HGLISK ALGEBRA UNIFIED GEOMETRY intearidiate haihematics PHYSICAL SCIENCE BIOLOGY CHER STUDY LATIN AKC+HED history UNITEO STATES HISTORY PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAYS ABSEN1 T1HES TAROY CiAkACTCR RATING 9«C 7 1 6. 5 ACTIVITY 9 CTIVITTES It WAS 'T1VITIES 11 NHS m r. .T. 8C 19 19 10 70 j 6V ITEO 94 79 97 76 65 ITED '? 84 98 78 I 82 89 Left to right, Moderators for the event: Sr. Joan of Arc (Adviser of National Honor Society); Mr. Tom Sunderbruch, Boys' Division Counselor; Sr. Mary Lucilia, Girls’ Division Counselor. Fr. Mohr jokes with Mr. and Mrs. Schulte. A. University of Iowa representative. B. Loyola University, Chicago, repre- sentative. C. Gary Froeschle and Pete Kelly, representatives of Assumption stu- dents eager to represent AMS in the college world. The Stapleton twins, Maureen and Marie, listen and ponder what a college representative discusses with their parents. National Honor Society officers: (Busy participants and plan- ners behind the scenes of the night's activities.) Left to right, Doug Gadient, Judy Kelling, John Kiley, and Linda Hunstad. 24 Fine i. Arts Week Kathy Irwin poses with one of the many paintings she dis- plac'd during Fine Arts Week. Mark Johnson points out apathy during the pre- sentation of his winning speech “The United States: the Land of Indifference.” Winners Speech Contest Junior Senior Division First Place: Mark Johnson Second Place: Ann llild Freshmen Sophomore Division First Place: Tim llawks Second Place: Mart) Haw lev Essay Contest Junior Senior Div ision First Place: Sally Evans Second Place Pat Clarke Freshmen Sophomore Division First Place: Debbie Shepherd Second Place: Jan Harvey Sophomores • • • take on adult responsibilities with the completion of Drivers’ Ed. invade the private world of microbes and relate their geometric studies to tangible ob- jects . . . still giggle at another’s tale . . . blend recipies and personality into appetizing creations . . . Religious Invisible and silent stands The temple never made with hands. WHITTIER Sieve Townsend and Tim Toohey hanging religious banners. Boys Retreat Master Father John McShane. Betty Darby uses magazine fragments to construct collage. Retreat a time for prayers 28 Father Leveling and Father McShane in a concelabration. An atmosphere of congeniality and frankness pre- vailed at the 1968 Retreat. The students were free and open in the novel group discussions super- vised by two interested retreat masters. Girls Retreat Master Father Fuginc Templeton. Father Carl Leveling directed this year's Retreat. Patty Same ponders. Juniors ... can forego some prep courses and begin busi- ness training . . . search for theme ideas for Junior-Senior Party. finally order their class rings . . . Sports I PLA i ER: lives clean and plays hard plays for the love of the game wins without boasting loses without making excuses respects officials decisions represents his school and himself Front Row: left to right, T. Shrader, D. DeDecker. T. Hogan, B. Hughes, J. Meisenbach, M. Miller, T. Thompson, C. Smith, D. Jackson, M. Phelan, M. Farley, J. Phelan, M. Monty, T. Panther, P. Me Andrews, J. Laster, B. Leese, J. Kruse, M. Furlong, R. Hesler, J. Hammill. Back Row: left to right, M. Ramsey, M. Beecher, R. Adrian, T. Schmidt. J. Murph , R. Glade, K. Burkhart. M. Ewen, M. Smith, G. I.oerzel, M. Peacock, J. Watson, D. Cheno- weth, R. Engelmann, B. Barrett, S. Hill, B. Showalter, J. Leonard, P. Delvecchio, D. Cerretti, and D. McGee. Coaches: left to right, Larry Sherman, Tom Sunderbruch. and Don Miller. Varsity Football 1967-1968 Neither rain nor snow can stop a Knight touchdown drive. Staunch AHS defense holds opponent to no gain. 32 Many a game was won by Jerry Kruse’s precisive punting ability. Coach Sunderbruch in his usual serious stance ponders the next move for his Knights. Play on the ground was somewhat stifled as the Knights watched another brilliant kick. •y% 33 Bob Leese in another one of his spectacular en- deavors charges past his opponent for another touchdown. Varsity Basketball A.H.S. Basketball team: left to rij� ht, Mike Hutcheson, John Walter, John Murphy, Kirby Zam, Steve Ketelaar, Bob Atzen, Mike Johnson, Mark Pohlmann, Rick Adrian, Jerry Kruse, Mark Johnson, Steve Townsend, Tim Donohoe. Center: Coach Dan Roushar. Mr. Maher—official announcer. Manager Bob Bruce. Timer Mr. Navarro. At the game—waiting crowd, hopeful cheerleaders, team. Managers Tom Grady and Lynn Richard. Manager Mike I’hde. -j Varsity Wrestling Mark Devlin catches an opponent in a stand-up position. arsit) wrestling team: first row, left to right, Gary Froeshle, Steve Roch, Mike Schramp, Denny Walton, Mark Devlin, Joe Devlin. Second row: left to right, John Phelan, Mike I.a Mantia, Mark Pohlmiller, Mike Guy, Mike Phelan, Doug DeDecker, and Coach Sherman. Mike I.amantia hiding from whom? Junior-Varsity wrestling team: first row, left to right, Paul Connelly, Dick Omehan, Pat Ewen, Max Stanley, Bruce Hunt, John Prior, Denny DeDecker, and Tony Ambrose. Second row, left to right, Tom O’Conner, Phil Miesenbach, Ken YYorthmann, Denny McGinn, Dick Voss, Joe Aleala, Joe Bushma, Dan Coin, Dan Rupe, Tom Hart, and Coach Wright. 37 Swimming First row left, Fritz Voss, captain; Second row, left to right. Coach Bill Lucas, and Managers Mike Busher and Paul Deaton. Rick Glade ranked third in conference diving competition. The timers; Teresa Clarke, Kathy O'Rourke, Mary Feyen, Pat Kunkel and Pat Shannon. Breaststroke division: left to right, Don Cepican, Tim Hawks, Steve Schricker, Pete Kelly, Kevin Clancy. Backstroke division: (in water, left to right,) Dan Donahue, Jim Pilcher, Pete Foley. Individual Medley: left to right, Pat Foley, Fd Motto, Dan Lyngholm. Distance Freestyle: left to right, Dave Finneren, Mike Butuh, Mike Spaeth. Steve Schricker. Freestyle, 50 and 100 divisions: left to right, Walt Malik, George I.oerzel, DanCzolgosz, Frit Voss. Varsity Tennis John Kiley begins serve toss. Denny Gallagher, forehand backs ing. Coach Dave Skenip illustrates the forehand. First row: left to right, Dick Daley, John Kiley, Denny Gallagher, Coach Skemp. Second row: left to right, John Tohr, Mike Simpson, Larry I.ammers, Mike Bush. Kick Kelling at the net. Varsity Track Members of the Varsity Track team: first row, left to right, I.eonard Same, Walt Malik, Bill Hughes, Mike Grothusen, Pete Me Andrews, Tom Gadient, Denny McGee, Mike Smeaton, Mike Miller and Mark Johnson. Second row; left to right, Coach Shevik, Coach Messersmith, Joe Acker, Glen Dettman, Brian Showalter, Rick Adrian, Kirby Zam, and manager Mike Kunkel. Mark Monty puts the shot. Sprinter Rick Adrian takes off. Record-holding hurdler Pete Me Andrews. Also members of the Varsity Track team: first row, left to right, Bryan Goodall, Jerry Stanger, Rick Flather, Paul Connally, Paul Crowley, and John Prior. Second row, left to right, Mike Beecher, Mark Bernat, Ted Thompson, Gary Fngelmann, Wynn Hannes, Jim Stolmeier. Third row, left to right, Jim Jansen, Tim Grady, Mike Phelan, John Phelan, Tom Gehlsen, Jerry I.eonard, Mark Monty, and Jim Nix. 41 John Peavey Golf “Fearsum Foresum” — and their favorite putter. 42 Varsity golf team: left to right. Coach “Babe Derouin, Bill Barrett, Rick Fngelmann, Doug Gadient, Tom Rudd, John Peavey, Tom Kelly, Tom Hart, Greg Gadient, and Bob Foley. Rick Fnglemann tees off, but where's the ball? Greg Gadient, Tom Kelly, and Tom Hart exchange some golf tips. Bill Barrett. At shortstop, Mike Ewen. At First Base, Bob Leese. Varsity Baseball At third base, Mike Hutcheson. Slugger — Bob Dvorsky. Behind the plate — Phil Del Vecchii 43 Intramurals 1967 - '68 Rankings VOLLEYBALL 1st place, D-4, period 1 Captain, Barbara Barney. 2nd place, E-8, juniors. Captain, Becky Ceurvorst. SHUFFLEBOARD 1st place, Becky Ceurvorst, junior. 2nd place, Barbara Slusher, senior. CAGEBALL 1st place, D-3, sophomores, Captain, Margaret Phelan. 2nd place, D-8, freshmen. Captain, Colleen Dobesh. BADMINTON 1st place, Cathy Schwab, junior. 2nd place, Shellah Leonard, sophomore. 3rd place, Ann Walatka, senior. 4th place, Carol Christensen, freshman. Basketball, table tennis and golf rankings were not available at press time. Teri Burke, Sharon Moss, Pat Pollitz, Beth Glancy, and Mary Czolgosz practice for competition. Girls Intramurals are sponsored by the Girls' Recreation Asso- ciation and are open to all classes. Girls participate in team sports, basketball, volleyball, and cageball, and in individual sports, badminton, golf, shuffleboard, and table tennis. 44 Gary Laake shoots over Date Schebler. Boys Intramurals — Basketball— Intramural advisor Coach Skemp and referees Mike Johnson and Rick Adrian look over team standings. Boy's Intramural Basketball was played at 7:30 before school during the regular basketball season. The sport nas open to any junior or senior boy who was not a member of the Varsity teams. At the end of the season a play-off was held between the two class divisions. The Senior Hawks fell to the Junior Bean Machine with a 27-24 victory. TEAM STANDINGS Seniors Won Lost llawks 10 1 Bullets 9 2 Saints 6 4 Bulls 4 6 Born Losers 1 9 Steelers 1 9 Juniors Won Lost Bean Machine 8 2 Ciscos Kids 7 2 Buckeyes 6 3 Bruins 4 3 Floorburns 3 4 Whalers 2 5 Chiefs 1 7 Dunces 0 7 Joe Tofanelli scores again as Phil DelVecchio looks on. 45 GO KNIGHTS! Linda Hunstad, co-captain. Julie Higgins Jean in e Quinn Marge Jacobs, co-captain. 46 Pep Club officers: left to right, Jeanne Kautz, treasurer; Connie Gross, secretary; Sue Murphy, presi- dent; Jill Leese, Vice-president; Pat Kunkel, recorder. Pep Club Showing off their “pep forget-me-not bows are Connie Gross, Kris Anderson, Willie McGivern, and Shelley Weiss. Sue Murphy’s team sign catches the attention of two passers, Tim Toohey and Doug Cerretti. Seniors ... investigate college cata- logues and trade school pamphlets and brave entrance exams for the school they have chosen . . . contemplate the draft and their chances of being called-up . . . YOU MUST HEG1STE FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE V you or o mol person 18 years 'j 39 old ', born A ' Awjvrt� X). IW, 3 r 9Htered, 90 torts nearest local board and FAILURE TO REGISU when required may subject you to a ma� . - 5 years imprisonment and $10,000 ’ - vUW spend numbered mo- ments gathered outside a favorite classroom ... count the days until they are gone. 48 Social Friendship, mysterious cement of the soul, sweet ner of life, and solder of society, I owe thee much: Thou hast deserved from me far, far bevond what I can ever pay. — BLAIR Homecoming 196 7-68 Queen Yolanda accepts an autographed football as a token of her reign. A.H.S. Homecoming royalty: left to right, fourth attendant Valera Doyle, escort Kirk Burkhart; first attendant Shelley Weiss, escort Pete Me Andrews; Queen Yolanda Vinajeras, escort Mel Farley; second attendant Marge Jacobs, escort Mike Ewen; third attendant Sheila Donahue, escort Phil DelVecchio. 50 Phil DelVecchio and Mike Peacock squirt spectators at the parade, which all seniors attended. Ed Motto as coach of the Burlington Gre hounds. Teresa Rada sings “Ode to Bur- lington. Mark Johnson “quiets applause. Peanut Riddle Brooding because she hadn't been fid. Snoopy (Mary Ellen Tubbs) dances to the song “Suppertime. Mary Tavegia (1) and Mickey Schepker sing an original “The Time Is Come. Backstage, Mark Monty and his trumpet. Veterans Jim McCarthy (1) and John Han- cock provided the pulsating beat. Acrobat Sharon Hunter ends her act. 52 Mark Van Hoosicr readies equipment. Connie Briggs and Father check out last minite details with Karin Kukarans. I.ucy (Connie Briggs) listens to Charlis Brown (Denny Gallagher) complain about his life as a nobody. Senor Jim Jansen at the marimbas. Adding a Latin touch to the show was the Mariachi Band. Janie Barn “Peanut Kiddle9' was the delightful result of the tedious rehearsals and preparations of talented students, dedicated director and dependable crew. Audience approval was their reward. Cast and crew put the finishing touch on a memorable show with the song “Happiness Is . . .” 53 “You’d think it was funny too, if you just dropped two trays,” snickers Jim Wahlig. Spaghetti “Coffee, tea or milk?” in- quires Evy Tarchinski. Supper Smiling the sweet smile of success are co-chairmen Bill Barrett, Su Olds, Kathy Doyle and Glen Hancock. Behind this successful crew wa Father Robert Schmidt, adviser. Terry Ceurvorst wonders, “Does it bite?” “Chef-Boy-Ar-Phelan would rather make music than spaghetti. Watch- while Barb Slusher re-sets the table for jng the “chef' and his partner, Tim Behan, is senior Tom Reedy, more hungry people. 54 At your service, Bob Beh. Um wr This year the seniors netted $2,864.84 from their Spa- ghetti Supper, “Roman Aroma.” After paying $1,222.56 to cover all expenses, profits totaled $1,642.08. With these profits the seniors purchased a P.A. podium for S385; the “Go Knights sign for $300, and the lights for the sign at $20; the gift plaque for $93.20; and audio-visual equipment and librarv materials for $843.88. Receipts from the cloakroom, $103.51 were sent to the missions. You bet it was fun, says Colleen Callahan. Bob Rumpp, Dick Haase, and Tim Behan strain oodles of noodles in preparation for the supper. Absent from the picture was Father Marv in F.ldred, chief cook. Mark Van Hoosier prepares the accent of warmth to a gourmet delight. Tired? Not really . . . just cat-nappin' is Mik Ewen who rests in G-3, senior lounge for a day 55 I OaiiiiN Cindy Quinn (foreground) has a good headstart on her balloon. Only freshmen? — Wow! Freshmen Re-Live Frolic Festivities Chuck Higgins and Sue Taylor (center) “fight it out” while Becky Nolan (far left) and Cindy Quinn (far right) pretend not to see. Poor Tom Weaver can't pop the balloon. Frosh Frolic Sitting on balloons, passing oranges, dancing to a combo, singing along with Denny Gallagher, “dressing up, ha ing fun and meeting people. Welcome, Frosh, welcome to A.ll.S. Dad - Daughter An Assumption dad “groovin-out. Coach Sherman: trying to evade photographer? King Mr. Ed Knickrehm and his queen-daughter Marge reigned over the event. 0 Mickey Schepker chats with her father and Sr. Mary Terese, moderator. Mr. Nahra and daughter Jean. Genuine laughter, Kathy Kippley. Preparing refreshments in the kitchen were Ginny Pajunen and Anita Roe. i. V a inston. Ed Motto, are ama ed bv the Conn Briggs and Julia cal th of tlu Inner Part Winston refuses to submit to brainwashing. Parsons, Diana Burke, awaits sentencing after being charged with a “thought crime. Big Brother — voiced by Dan Czogolz Worry overcomes Syme, Sheila Schroeder, before her sentencing. A shot in the dark. 1984 58 r Above, Mark Van Hoosier on sound; Dick Haase, above right, and Bill Tucker, right, on lighting. “Two and Two are Five.” Fr. Spiegel Fr. Eldred, technical supervisor. Mr. Maher, Director. O Brien, John Kiley, leads Julia and Winston in a toast to Goldstein. s Amid wind and rain, A.H.S. senior class hosted the school's first spring formal, “The First Time. The dance was held April 19, in the Beaux Arts Room at the Hotel Blackhawk. Music was provided by the Night People. Happy couples arrive at the dance. Spring Formal 60 New In Sixty Student Affairs Eight Father Speigel and Mrs. Sturtewagon work it out as slaves. Teresa Rada sings “Summertime. John Hancock and his drums. Denny Gallagher and the “Cat Came Back. Father “Pinky Schmidt belts out “Hello, Dolly. 63 Mr. Messersmith tries to keep pace with the girls. 1968 saw the beginning of many varied projects. Fine Arts Week climaxed with the three-day long Student Affairs Days. There was the first Exchange Assembly with Moline High School, and a Mayor’s first visit to a Student Council meeting. Students and faculty played basketball and volleyball on Ray Ambrose Ap- preciation Night. S.C. pres. Tom Evans was prepared for all emergencies. Two popular Moline High School coniediens caught in an interview. Mayor Jebens made his first appearance at a S.C. meeting to acquaint members with his plans for a Youth Council. With the beginning of an extra-curricular art and drama program, talented students learned new ways to express themselves with their hands. A shot from the hard-fought senior boys vs. faculty basketball game on Ray Ambrose Appreciation Night. The dancers were another hit at the Exchange Assembly. 65 Seniors Some tears fell down my cheeks and then I smiled, As those smile who have no face in the world To smile back to them. I had lost a friend. - MRS. BROWNING Craig Allen Rita Ambrose Barbara Baker Julie Balzer Vincent Barrett William Barrett Barbara Bates Thomas Bednarik Robert Beh John Behan Paul Bergthold Charles Bernat Don Blough Victoria Blumer Kathleen Blunk Don Borou'icz Richard Brannan iMwrence Brasch Peter Braun Susan Bribriesco Donald Broughton Constance Burke Diana Burke Kirk Burkhart Dionette Butler Colleen Callahan Janet Callahan Mary Callahan Stephen Cannon Patricia Carelly Mary Ceurcorst Terry Ceurvorst Elizabeth Chenoweth Jackie Christopher Pamela Claeys Patrick Clarke 66 Theresa Clarke Lee Concannon Fannie Concannon Susan Connelly Joseph Cooper Linda Costello Joanne Daley Steve Daley Chris Damos Elizabeth Darby Joe DeCook Philip Del Vecchio Sandra De Sfuth James Derouin Marc Devlin Marcella Dockery Theresa Dolan Sheila Donahue Timothy Donohoe John Dooley Valera Doyle Kathleen Doyle Elizabeth Dray Thomas Drelier Kathleen Duffy Michael Duffy Kevin Du Ran Theodore F.ischeid Erica F.ngelmann Richard Engelmann Daniel Ertl James Evans Thomas Evans Michael Ewen Melvin Farley Linda Fellman Robert Foley Shawn Foley Michael Foster Mark Frese Cary Froeschle Douglas Cadient 67 Thomas Gadieni Dennis Gallagher Faith Cardina Katherine Cebelein F.milie Ciguere Mary Ciudiei Richard Glade Suzanne Golden Mary Anne Gosser Michele Griffith David Crimoskas Judy Cross Lynn Grothus Paula Grue James Crummer Cynthia Guenther Catherine Guild Richard Haase Glen Hancock Mary Hansen Mary Harris Sandra Haut Vicki Helm el Kristy Hester Ann Hild Steven Hill Kathleen Hogan Mary Hornbuckle Sandra Horst Cary Howell Mary Hughes Sheryl Hughes l.inda Hunstad Candice Hunter Richard Huot Dan Jackson Michael Jackson Marjorie Jacobs William Jerome Deborah Johnson Mary Johnson Peggy Johnson 68 Robert Johnson Patricia Jones Theresa Kane Mary Karuath Judith Killing John Kiley Mary King Christopher Klein l.eon Kaabe I.aiirel Knickrchm Jill Koch John Koos Jerry Kruse Karin Kukarans Patricia Kunkel Cary I.aake Gerald I.aake John l.abath Paula Laird Phillip l.aMantia Betty La Mar Edward La miners Kathleen Imiic Joe l.aster Sheila iMwlor Robert l.eese Jerry Leonard Sandra Liagre Katherine Lindemann Leo Linz Thomas Livingston Roger Love joy James Lovewell Michael Lyngholm Mary Mackenzie Helen Mattliys Peter Me Andrews Mary McFJroy William McCivern Marilyn Metz Fdu anl Miller Mark Monty 69 Michael Moore Kathleen Moriarity John Murphy Michael Murphy Susan Murphy Dennis Murray Janice S'a lira Jo Ellen N a lira Victoria Navarro Linda Nebel Teresa O'Brien Tim O'Brien Susan Olds Kathleen O'Rourke Timothy Panther Mary Ann Parker Linda Paulsen Michael Peacock John Peavey Wend el Peijfer Ted Peterschmidt Kathyrn Peterson John Phelan James Pohlmann Mark Pohlmann Mark Pollmillcr Edward Powell Robert Powers Charles Price Teresa Rada Mark Ramsay Michael Rasmussen Thomas Reedy Stephen Reitz Dianne Reistroffer James Rew Lucille Ritter Eugene Roberts Diana Roe Louis Roseman Thomas Rudd Robert Rumpp 70 Thomas Ryder Suzanne Same Ann Saunders Victoria Sac ala Marlene Schaecher David Schebler Mary Schebler Michael Schramp Steve Schricker Jo Anne Schutter Mark Schwab Marcia Schwartzhoff Dan Scieszinski Theresa Shafer F.llen Shapley Marilyn Sharp Barbara Shaw Rose Sheridan Steve Shinners Brian Showalter Thomas Shrader I.ynda Simon Ronald Slattery Terry Slattery Barbara Slusher Christopher Smith Patricia Smith Dianne Somers Tomi Staid Steve StcRmaier Kathy Stold James Stolmeicr Mary Beth Stoops Michael Strasser Catherine Sulir Janet Swift F.vy Tarchinski Joseph Tofanelli William Tucker Michael Vhde Nancy Van Auwelaer Patricia Van Camp 71 Mark Van Hoosicr iMianne Van Lancker l.upe Vargas Lynda Vasen St even Verrc Yolanda Vinajeras Fritz Voss Joseph Waechter Patricia Wafer Jim Wahlig Ann Walatka Sherry Wamsley Jerry Watson Marcia Watson Shelley Weiss Robert Whittemore Janies Wiegand Robert Wilkerson Beverly Yager Not pictured ■ Michael Mills. May A Fellow Classmate Rest In Peace “ ... if everybody could have what he wanted life would be lacking something. If you didn’t have this something you wouldn’t be happy.” Tom Kiehn 72 Senior Memories NAME MEMORIES PLANS Allen, Craig Party after Jr. Sr. Party Rockhurst Col. Ambrose, Rita Turnabout’67 Palmer Jr. Col. Baker, Barb Homecoming ’67 Univ. of Iowa Balzer, Julie Spaghetti Supper E.I.C.C. Barett, Vince Fr. Mann’s Office Service then College Barrett, Bill Breaking a leg School in Alabama Bates, Barbara Chorus Trip College Bednarik, Tom Senior Project College Beh, Robert Sr. Diana’s Chem Study St. Ambrose Behan, Tim Band Trip to Canada St. Ambrose Bergthold, Paul Mr. Sheridan’s English U. S. Army Bernat, Chuck P. E.; Jr. - Sr. Yr. St. Thomas Blough, Don Variety Show ’67 School Blumer, Vickie Spaghetti Supper A.I.C. Blunk, Katie Sunday Excursions; New Years Eve. Marycrest Borowicz, Don Senior Project Attend Trade School Brannan, Dick Semester Break 1. S. U. Brasch, Larry Mr. Sheridan’s Class Notre Dame Braun, Pete Mr. Sheridan’s Class California Bribriesco, Sue Jr. • Sr. Party; F.N.G. Mt. St. Scholastica Broughton, Don Jr. ■ Sr. Semester Break DeVry Tech Burke, Connie Homecoming '67 • ’68 E.I.C.C. Burke. Diana Sr. Eng.; Roger Steffens’ talk Marycrest Burkhart, Kirk Mr. Sheridan’s Eng.; Homecoming School Butler, Dionette Senior Girls’ Trip Undecided Callahan, Colleen smnuhpmetktmbfgbbbjitbpmdegpm Univ. of Wisconsin Callahan, Jan ’67 Chorus Program Ottumwa Heights Callahan, Mary Beth Spaghetti Supper Work Cannon, Steve Spaghetti Supper; New Years Eve. Iowa State Univ. Carelly, Pat Turnabout'66 Marycrest Ceurvorst, Chris D.B.D.; Turnabout '67; Crutches United Airlines Ceurvorst, Terry Gym St. Ambrose Chenoweth, Beth Jr. Religion Work Christopher, Jackie “The Ford’’ Univ. of N. Iowa Claeys, Pam “The Ford ; French Marycrest Clarke, Theresa Spaghetti Supper E.I.C.C. Clarke, Pat Jersey Ridge Rd.; Jr. • Sr. Party I.S.U. Concannon, Lee Concannon, Ron Mr. Sheridan’s Eng.; Weekends Service Connelly, Sue Jr. - Sr. Party Work; College Cooper, Joe Spaghetti Supper College Costello, Linda Homecoming '67; F.N.G. Wis. State at Lacrosse Daley, Joni Night time; The Museum; Fun Univ. of Iowa Daley, Steve Spaghetti Supper St. Ambrose Damos, Chris Math Class College Darby, Betty FUBST Work; School DeCook, Joe Fr. Speigel’s Sociology Commercial Artist DelVecchio, Phil Senior Formal Univ. of Iowa DeMuth, Sandy '67 • '68 Homecoming E.I.C.C. Derouin, James Senior Year Loras College Devlin, Marc Mr. Sheridan’s Eng. Class E.I.C.C. Dockery, Marcy D.B.D.; Lunch Univ. of Wis. • LaCrosse Dolan, Terry Jr. - Sr. Party Undecided Donahue, Shelia Dirty Baker’s Dozen Mt. St. Scholastica Donohoe, Tim Lunch Loras Dooley, John Homecoming and Trees ’67 Homecoming St. Ambrose Doyle, Valera Mt. St. Scholastica 73 NAME MEMORIES PLANS Doyle, Kathy Spaghetti Supper; F.N.G. Univ. of Dayton Dray, Beth Draught House Undecided Dreher, Tom Turnabout College Duffy, Kathy Homecoming '67 Work Dugan, Kevin Unibod St. Thomas College Eischeid, Ted Jr. • Sr. Formal; Senior Break I.S.U. Englemann, Erica Gym; E-1, Jr. Yr. Ottumwa Heights Englemann, Rick P.S.S.C. Physics; B-6 St. Thomas College Ertl, Dan Homecoming '67 College Evans, Jim Sr. Turnabout Apprenticeship Evans, Tom Fr. Walter’s Office Undecided Ewen, Mike Homecoming 67; New Yr.'s Eve College Fellman, Linda Homecoming '67; Sr. Trip Work Farley, Mel Night before Homecoming College Foley, Bob Homecoming '67 St. Thomas Foley, Shawn Spaghetti Supper; Turnabout; Formal St. Mary’s Notre Dame Foster, Mike Christmas Easter '68; creamcheese St. Ambrose Frese, Mark Mr. Miller’s Study; Mr. Sheridan’s Eng. DeVry Tech Froeschle, Gary Homecoming '67 College Gadient, Doug Jr. • Sr. Party St. Thomas Gadient, Tom Job at Eagles St. Ambrose Gallegher, Denny School Play ’67 St. Thomas College Gardina, Faith F.N.G.; Spring Formal ’68 Marycrest Gebelein, Kathy Giguere, Emilie Homecoming Sr.; Jr. • Sr. Party Work Giudici, Mary E l; Jr. Yr.; Christmas Vac. Marycrest Glade, Rick State Meet at Ames Work Golden, Suzanne Spaghetti Supper Nurse’s Training Gosser, Mary Anne E-l; Christmas Formal; F.N.G. Marycrest Griffeth, Michele Soph. Homeroom E.I.C.C. Grimoskas, David Jr. • Sr. Party St. Ambrose Gross, Judy Lunch; D.B.D. Univ. of Wisconsin Grothus, Lynn Turnabout’67 A.I.C. Grue, Paula Spaghetti Supper Work Grummer, Jim Spaghetti Supper; A-2 Iowa State; Ames Guenther, Cyndi Retreat; Fr. Class; Turnabout Marycrest Guild, Cathy Turnabout’67 Northeast Missouri Col. Haase, Dick Hancock, Glen Duration Spaghetti Supper St. Ambrose Hansen, Mary '68 Turnabout E.I.C.C. Harris, Mary Homecoming-Turnabout '67 Work Haut, Sandra Homecoming ’67; Spaghetti Supper Army Helmel, Vickie D.B.D.; Spaghetti Supper Stewart’s Hesler, Kristy Spaghetti Supper E.I.C.C. Hild, Ann Student Council; F.N.G. Creighton Univ. Hill, Steve Soph. Football Calif. St. at L. Beach Hogan, Kathy Parties during Christmas Holidays St. Louis Univ. Hornbuckle, Mary Formal ’65 Work Horst, Sandy Jr. - Sr. Party Work Howell, Gary P.E.; Physics; Retreat Navy Hughes, Mary Ellen Spaghetti Supper; Sr. Trip Univ. of Iowa Hughes, Sheri S.A. and friends made Clarke College Hunstad, Linda Cheerleading; Homecoming Turnabout ’67; E-l Marycrest Hunter, Candy Work Huot, Dick Jr. • Sr. Party St. Ambrose Jackson, Danny Football; Gym; Wrestling; Graduation Navy Jackson, Mike Sr. Eng. College Jacobs, Marge E-l; Homecoming; F.N.G. Marycrest Jerome, Bill Sem. Break; Thanksgiving; Physics L.S.U. Johnson, Debbie Sr. Trip E.I.C.C. Johnson, Cathy Jr. • Sr. Party Work Johnson, Peggy Jr. Yr.; Jr. - Sr. Party E.I.C.C. Johnson, Bob Jones, Pat Hole Parties Univ. of Iowa Kane, Theresa Sr. Trip Ottumwa Heights Karwath, Mary Jr. • Sr. Party; Spaghetti Supper New Yr.’s Eve; F.N.G. Mt. St. Clair Kelling, Judy Col. of St. Catherine Kiley, John Jr. Sr. Years St. Ambrose King, Mary Spaghetti Supper Augustana 74 NAME MEMORIES PLANS Klein, Chris Knowing the guys Homecoming '67 Undecided Knabe, Leon E.I.C.C. Knickrehm, Laurel Spaghetti Supper; Formal; Sr. Trip Mt. St. Clair Koch, Jill Koos, John Soph. Homeroom Work Kruse, Jerry Senior Year St. Thomas Kukarans, Karin Spaghetti Supper; E-l Marycrest Kunkel, Pat Spaghetti Supper; S.A. Clarke College Laake, Gary Turnabout; Sr. Yr.; Baseball College Labath, John Candi E.I.C.C. Laird, Paula Spaghetti Supper; Mech. Drawing Univ. of Iowa LaMantia, Phil Homecoming '67 School LaMar, Betty Formal '66 Work Lammers, Ed Sr. Yr.; Winter Whirl Navy Lane, Kathie Jr. - Sr. Party '67 Palmer Jr. Col. Laster, Joe Mr. Sheridan’s Eng.; Homecoming Wagon Undecided Lawlor, Sheila Christmas; Spaghetti Supper St. Anthony’s Nursing Leese, Bob Homecoming; Football College Leonard, Jerry The Alleman Game Lea College Liagre, Sandy Jr. - Sr. Party; E-l; Sr. Trip Marycrest Linz, Leo Mr. Sheridan’s Eng. Class Undecided Lindemann, Kathy Study Hall E-l; Sr. Yr. Stewart’s Livingston, Tom Wake to eggs I.S.U. Lovejoy, Roger Jr. • Sr. Party ’67 College Lovewell, Jim Band Trip to Canada St. Thomas Lyngholm, Mike Physics Class St. Ambrose Mackenzie, Mary “The Ford’’ Mo. State Teachers Col. Matthys, Helen Spaghetti Supper; Jr. Yr. Marycrest McAndrews, Pete Unibod; Vacations Iowa Univ. Me Elroy, Peg Cabin; E-l Reunion Iowa Univ. McGivern, Willie Cande-Soph. Yr. Gem City; Quincy, III. Metz, Marilyn Spaghetti Supper E.I.C.C. Miller, Ed Spaghetti Supper Work Monty, Mark Last Sr. Football Practice Holy Cross Moore, Mike Jr. • Sr. Party Jr. Yr. Homecoming ’67; Government Class College Moriarity, Kathy Undecided Murphy, John A nun • After 3 Yr.’s of Priests Iowa Univ. Murphy, Mike Fr. Mulligan St. Ambrose Murphy, Sue Murray, Denny Spaghetti Supper, Homecoming Work Nahra, Janice E-l; Spaghetti Supper Marycrest Nahra, Jo Ellen E-l; Spaghetti Supper Marycrest Navarro, Vickie F.N.G.; E-l; Homecoming ’67 Marycrest Nebel, Linda Turnabout; Spaghetti Supper Undecided O'Brien, Theresa Jr. - Sr. Party ’67 Secretarial Work O’Brien, Tim Senior Year St. Ambrose Olds, Sue Sunday Excursions; New Years Eve. Marycrest O’Rourke, Kathy Spaghetti Supper I.E.C.C. Panther, Tim Football; Baseball College Parker, Mary Ann Spaghetti Supper E.I.C.C. Paulsen, Linda E-l Reunion; Spaghetti Supper Mt. St. Clair Peacock, Mike Ed’s; Homecoming ’67 Who knows Peavy, John Golf Meets Notre Dame Peiffer, Butch Knight Beacon; Spaghetti Supper E.I.C.C. Peterschmidt, Ted Senior Homecoming Colorado State Peterson, Kay Turnabout ’67 Univ. of Iowa Phelan, John Central Football Game Pohlmann, Jim Senior Year St. Ambrose Pohlmann, Mark '68 Turnabout; Unibod; Varsity Basketball College Pollmiller, Mark Mr. Sheridan’s Eng.; Homecoming School Powell, Ted Sleeping Bags at Wyoming Hill Imprisonment in Fla. Chain gang Powers, Bob Lunch Drake College Price, Chuck Semester Break Hawaii Rada, Theresa Variety Show ’67 E.I.C.C. Ramsay, Mark C.I.; The Pits Centerville Jr. College Rasmussen, Mike Homecoming 67 Work Reedy, Tom Homecoming ’67 Turnabout '67; Unibod (Chi) Drake College Reitz, Steve College Reistroffer, Dianne E-l Basketball Banquet St. Teresa’s NAME MEMORIES PLANS Rew, Jim Mr. Sheridan’s Eng. Palmer Jr. Col. Ritter, Lucy E l Homeroom Ottumwa Heights Roberts, Gene ’68 Year Work Roe, Diana Jr. - Sr. Party '67 Mt. St. Scholastica Roseman, Louie Spaghetti Supper; A-2 College Rudd. Tom Holiday Inn: Chicago, Wyoming Rumpp. Bob Christmas Formal Jr. Yr. St. Ambrose Ryder, Tom The Bomb Threat Technical School Same, Sue Spaghetti Supper; Christmas Formal Marycrest Saunders. Ann Spaghetti Supper Undecided Savala, Vickie Sr. Trip; Jr. Sr. Party Schaecker, Marlene Turnabout 66 Work Schebler, Dave Spaghetti Supper; A-2 Iowa State Schebler, Mary Jr. - Sr. Party ’67 Marycrest Schramp, Mike Wrestling; Eating after Weigh-In Military Career Schricker, Steve Swimming Season; Friday 3:35 St. Ambrose Schutter, JoAnne Homecoming ‘67; F.N.G. Clarke College Schwab, Mark P.S.S.C. Physics College Schwartzhoff, Marsha Winter Vacation: Gov.; Sr. Yr. Study Blackhawk Jr. Col. Scieszinski, Dan Semester Break; Variety show Shinners, Steve Jr. - Sr. Party Iowa State Shafer, Theresa D.B.D.; Weekends Marycrest Shapley, Ellen Homecoming ’67; E-l; Gym. Creighton Univ. Sharp, Marilyn Spaghetti Supper Marycrest Shaw, Barb Retreat ’68 Peace Corps Sheridan, Rose Europe Trip Clarke College Showalter, Brian Football and Benjamen Army Schrader, Tom Turnabout j7 A-2; Unibod St. Ambrose Simon, Lynda Turnabout '68 Work Slattery, Ron Track '68 Undecided Slattery, Terry Vacation College Slusher, Barb Jr. Yr. Work Smith, Chris 1967 • Homecoming College Smith, Pat D.B.D.; Homecoming '67 Mundelein Col. Somers, Dianne Turnabout’67 E.I.C.C. Stahl, Tomi Jr. - Sr. Party College Stegmaier, Steve Sr. Homecoming St. Michaels Stohl, Kathy Spaghetti Supper Undecided Strasser, Mike Spaghetti Supper St. Thomas Stolmeier, Jim Soph. Year St. Ambrose Stoops, Mary Beth jon Undecided Suhr, Cathy Senior Trip Marycrest Swift, Janet Jr. - Sr. Party Work Taylor, Kathy Jr. - Sr. Party; D.B.D. College Tarchinski, Evie D.B.D.; Turnabout ’66 E.I.C.C. Tofanelli, Joe Unibod; I.M.F.; Jr. Rel.; Variety Show College Tucker, Bill Duration of Spaghetti Supper Apprenticeship Uhde, Mike Jr. - Sr. Party ’67 St. Ambrose Van Auwelaer, Nancy Spaghetti Supper; Retreat Blackhawk Col. Van Camp, Patricia Canada Band Trip College VanHoosier, Mark Spaghetti Supper; Stage Crew DeVry Tech Van Lancker, Lily Homecoming '67 - ’68 Marycrest Vargas, Lupe Jr. - Sr. Party ’67 Blackhawk Vasen, Lynda Jr. - Sr. Party E.I.C.C. Verre, Steve S-ll Mr. Sheridan’s Eng. Blackhawk Vinajeras, Yolanda Homecoming '67; E-l; Jr. Gym Marycrest Voss, Fritz Swim Team I.S.U. Waechter, Joe Soph. Latin; A-2 College Wafer, Pat D.B.D.; Weekends Marycrest Wahlig, Jim Turnabout '68; B-6 U.S.A.F. Academy Walatka, Ann P.E.; E-l Jr. Yr. Stewart’s Wamsley, Sherry Turnabout Work Watson, Jerry, Variety Show Married Watson, Marcia Jr. - Sr. Party Undecided Weiss, Shelly Homecoming '67 Marycrest Wiegand, James Wilkerson, Bob Jr. - Sr. Party 67 St. Ambrose Whittemore, Bob Yager, Bev Sr. Yr; E-l 76 E.I.C.C. BORDEN'S CRATON'S INC., 222 HARRISON CUE CUSHION DAIRY QUEEN DAVENPORT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK FLOWERS BY FREDERICK INTERSTATE BOOK STORES IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY PETERSEN'S LOFT AND RAM SAMUEL'S JEWELERS SANDY'S, 15TH AND HARRISON SCHNEFF BROTHERS JEWELERS SIMON AND LANDAUER WHBF-TV 77 Knight Beacon Staff '67-'68 Editorial editor Dianne “Moose” Reistroffer. Newspaper co-editor Butch Peiffer. News editor Katie Blunk. Advisor Mrs. Robert Grenier goes with the goodness of Cheerios. Sports editor Mark Pohlmann. Feature editor Vicki “Taco” Navarro. Newspaper co-editor Diana Burke. 78 Photo-technician Bill Tucker checks some equipment. Darkroom assistants for the year were Tom Toohey, Jim Meyer, Steve Van Besien, Ed Motto, Dick Haase, Denis Fuller, Joe Spaeth, Jackie Christopher, Mary Mackenzie, John Kiley, Paul Van Hossier, Mike McCoy, Butch Peiffer. Correspondence editor Rita Hayden. Cartoonist and Artist Kathy Irwin. Teen Page Editors Ellen Shapley. 79 Senior Memory Book editors John Kiley and Mary Giudici. FAREWELL TO THE SENIORS This poem is a poor farewell When compared to man others For it speaks not of the little things That warm the hearts of mothers It does not praise the things you've done Though things done well indeed. But it speaks to new individuals and The inquisitive minds now freed. Freed not from work nor toil nor strain. For the hardest Is yet to come, You'll find that you'll work so hard Your bodies will be numb So have your say and speak your piece. Show the world how to live For this, my friends, is the greatest gift any class of seniors could give. But whatever you do, or whatever you don't And whatever you will or whatever you won't Remember; Life’s a battle not easily won And before it is ended it must be begun. — Dan Czolgosz 80