Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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LARRY BUSH (lar ree bush) Noun, syn.: Hot Dog. Male of the species. A heavyweight in mind and body. Usually on top of everything. Fre- quently seen doing book-keeping in ERC. His muscle advances play around on the football field. Has a great love for lavender “tee pee.” College plans are Now Down to Iowa. MIKE CARRON (mike car ron) Noun. Male of the species. Frequent- ly seen around the stage area. Known for escapades in the art room and the cat walk. Friend of Fr. Spiegel. Is trying to live up to Tiny Tim’s song. Future plans are unknown to us. CAROL CHRISTENSON (car oil cris ten sen) Noun. Female of the species. A homosapien of many ac- tivities such as GRA, Homecoming activities. Her hair has tendencies toward shrinking. Among her mem- ories are Turnabout and Student Af- fairs. Future plans are pointed to- ward going to college. MARY CLAY (mar ee clay) Noun. Female of the specie; usually located in E-7, or in the vicinity of D-wing. Known to check-out for a man named Giefman. GRA is one of the many organizations she is associated with. Future is unknown to us. MIKE COFFELT (mike co felt) Noun. Male of the specie who most commonly is located near his locker Fej., or the student center of relax- ation. Entire existence has been on a constant low. This situation will hopefully be overcome by attending St. Ambrose College. JACK CONSAMUS (jak con sa mus) Noun, syn.: “Motown.” Male of the species. Known for 37 point out- bursts; often seen at Prospect Park, or B-wing; his future plans are at- tending college. PAUL COSTANTAKOS (pol cos- tan ta kos) Noun. Male of the specie. An individual frequently seen on the D-wing radiator. Has a rather un- excitable nature. Heaven only knows his future plans. PATRICK COSTELLO (pat rik cos- tel o) Noun. Male of the specie. Has great control of the vernacular, especially in Honors English and De- bate. Participant in the Loras Math Contest. Future plans include col- lege. TERESA COSTELLO (tree sa cos- tel o) Noun. Female of the specie. A curly-head who was usually in foods class or ERC. Fond memories include the unity of AHS and the Spaghetti Supper. THERESA COUGHLIN (tree sa couf lin) Noun. Female of the specie. Often observed in S-ll. This speci- man loves horses and can also be found at Twin Cedars Stable. This summer she will be moving to Hawaii. STEVEN COWHERD (ste ven cow- herd) Noun. Male of the specie. This lanky creature is found playing in- tramural basketball. Out of school, he frequented Spalding’s love-ins. He’ll always remember staying out until 9 AM after Homecoming and until 11 AM after Spring Formal. MICHAEL CRONKLETON (mike al cronk el ton) Noun. Male of the species. This super smart member of the senior class can usually be seen in the Math Resource Center. Fu- ture developments will be obtained through college. VERONICA CROWLEY (ver on i ca crowl e) Noun, syn.: Ronnie. Female of the species. An active part of the phylum that always says something nice to others. This poet is most like- ly found in the band room. COLLEEN CUNNINGHAM (col een cun ing ham) Noun. Female of the species. Noted for appearing spaced- out while actually knowing what’s going on. Could usually be seen in the English Resource Center. A de- voted member of this issue of the Knight Beacon. Future days will be spent at Regis College in Denver. MARY CZOLGOSZ (maree chogas) Noun. Female of the specie. Member of the dramatic phylum. Frequently says “I wanna be loved by you.” Involved in GRA, school plays and Spirit Inc. Future aims are to be- come an actress. MARY SUE DAVIS (ma ree su da- vis) Noun. Female of the specie. Always cheerful, this speciman worked at Osco Drug. Usually seen in the Foods Lab. Plans for the fu- ture are unannounced. JUDY DECKER (ju dee dek er) Noun, syn.: Gudi, Pigeon Sister. In the educational environment, this artist can be found in the Art Room, Miss O’s office or at National Hon- or Society meetings. Once seen in DLC in a red sweater. Active in school plays, Model UN, the Knight Beacon and OKLAHOMA! dan- cer. Future plans are college at Uni- versity of Pittsburgh with a pre- med major. LINDA DELLEMAN (lin duh del e- man) Noun. Female of the species. An active creature of the G.G.’s gang who’ll never forget Scott Coun- ty (and it’s detentions!) She enjoyed Homecoming ’70 and was on the Knight Beacon staff. Always looks forward to 3:15, week-ends and va- cations. PATRICK DEVINE (pa trie de vine) Noun. Male of the species. This creature was a football player for four years and enjoyed being on the KB Staff. Noted for his tardiness in almost everything. His future is un- decided. SUSAN DEVLIN (su san dev lin) Noun. Female of the species. A mem- ber of the E-7 gang, this cutie was seen at all the big dances. Often found at the microscope or with Noth. Future developments include becoming a nurse. LINDA DIXON (lin duh dix on) Noun. Female of the species. This speciman was a devoted member of the Advanced Biology phylum. Oth- er habitats include Government Re- source and the Home Ec Room. Fu- ture plans are undecided. COLLEEN DOBESH (col lean do- besh) Noun, syn.: Hot dog girl. Fe- male of the species. Habitats were English Resource Center and the Student Lounge. A frequent guest of the AHS track, she has fond re- membrances of Homecoming and Turnabout. Future plans are unan- nounced. CHRIS DOLAN (chris do land) Noun. Male of the species. This ar- tist’s habitat was either the Art Room or the Mechanical Drawing Room. One of the livlier specimens of D-4. Will always be remembered for has case of the “frizzes.” THOMAS DOYLE (toe mas doy 1) Noun. Male of the species. A speci- man of the skiing phylum. Also in- volved in track, he too enjoyed Turnabout and Formal. Future plans are undecided. ROBERT EHLERT (ro bert eh lert) Noun. Male of the species. In the educational environment, can be spotted wandering around. His fu- ture is unknown to us. JOHN ESTERBROOK (jon es ter- brook) Noun. Male of the species. Usually found at S-7 or at Geif- man’s. Well noted for his suede “treads.” Future plans are unde- cided. ROBERT FIESE (ro bert fiese) Noun, syn.: Bink, Stink. Very male of the species. Of the muscular phy- lum, this speciman’s habitat was the balcony of the gym, pressing weights. Was seen at Turnabout ’70 with an odd formation about his head. His future plans have not been announced. SARAH FEENEY (sar ah fen e) Noun, syn.: “little old man.” Fe- male of the species. Often seen run- ning in a very becoming grey sweat- shirt. In school this creature is noted for her saddle shoes. Memory banks include Turnabout 70 and G.R.A. THOMAS FOLEY (toe mas fol e) Noun. Male of the species. Noted for exotic jeans and participation in the art show. One of the B-5 gang. At present, his future plans are un- decided. DONNA FRANTZ (don a frantz) Noun, syn.: “lady.” Female of the species. The in-school habitation of this speciman is the E-Wing Labor- atory. Known to hibernate there up to 6 mods a day. There is no com- patabality between hockey sticks and her nose, which was proven in October. Her forwarding address will be the Marine Corps. DENNIS FULLER (den is ful er) Noun, syn.: Sugar Bear. Male of the species. Athletic tendencies led him to be No. 78 in football and manager for other teams. His technical abil- ities allowed him to operate in the KB darkroom. Future plans are un- certain.

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TONY AMBROSE (ton ee am broz) Noun, syn.: Twinkle Toes. Male of the species. Athletic tendencies draw him toward participating in such events as football, and wrestling. Has quality of bringing many mem- bers of family into the educational atmosphere. Known for choreog- raphy in “Oklahoma.” Future is presently unknown. GAIL ARTIOLI (gale ar tee o lee) Noun. Female of the species who is involved in many extracurricular activities such as National Honor Society, and Homecoming. Usually located in Student Lounge, or the SSRC. Member of the soph, cheer- leading squad; Future plans are to attend the University of Iowa. FRANCOISE AUBERT (fran swaz o bear). Noun. Syn.: Freddie. Fe- male of the specie. Past History is very unlike any other breed within this establishment: of European ori- gin; particularly France Has strange speaking inflection. Known to habi- tat ERC. Returning home to France is what lies in store for the future. GERRY BALLARD (je ree bal ard) Noun. Interests lie with the race track . . . has particular curiosity in the functioning of motors; often seen wearing uncommon type of hat; because of his quiet tendencies, little is known of this specimen’s future endeavors. KEN BECKMAN (ken bee man) Noun. Male of the specie. Athletic preferences find him near football fields, race tracks, and track fields; future relies firstly with his com- pletion of his patriotic responsi- bilities. DAVE BECKWITH (dave bee with) Noun. Male of the specie. Known for receiving many cheers from large crowds. Has been seen wander- ing with strange enlarged armor on his head while clapping his hands. Has memories for Formal, and “Ok- lahoma.” Spirit Inc. is one of the many organizations he is associated with. Has strong theatrical drives, and appreciation of the field of Eng- lish. Future lies in attending Tario College. STEVE BECKWITH (steev bee with) Noun. Male of the specie. A fleet- footed specimen known for his per- formance in “Oklahoma.” A roman- ticist who enjoys the outdoors. Ath- letic tendencies draw him toward football. Fulfillment of his patriotic responsibility is what lies in the future. ANNE BEFFEL (an bef ful) Noun. Female of the species. Most natural habitat seems to be the DLC. With- in the history of the specimen in- cludes certain curb-side consulta- tions with friends and visits ‘down the hall’ in a peculiar house on Far- nam St. Can often be found at Kres- ge’s when out of school. Future plans include attending Palmer Junior Col- lege. SUE BERENDES (su ber en des) Noun. Syn.: Cutie. Female of the species. Known for accomplish- ments in Oklahoma; is one of the few Assumption students who are currently enrolled in college classes. Has reportedly been seen about the band room; will be re- siding at Edgewood College next year. BECKY BERGER (bee ee bur gur) Noun. Female of the species. Known for successive firebirds. Often seen in the book-keeping room. Remem- bered for her unbiased parties. One of the nomads who aren’t found in any one particular room. Future is presently unknown. ANNE BETONI (an ba tee nee) Noun. Female of the specie. Com- monly sited in E-7; when no longer within school she has been fre- quenting the “Big White House,” Peculiar streamers have been not- iced flying from the trees by her house. Attending college is what is in the future for this specimen. SALLY BLANCHE (sal lee blanch) Noun, syn.: Dolly. Female of the specie. Tries to leave the educational environment whenever possible. Athletic tendencies draw her toward many of the games. Future is un- known to both Funk Wagnall’s and us. MELISSA BLOUGH (ma liss a blau) Noun. Female of the specie. Known as Queen of our court. This speci- men thrives on every kind of ac- tivity that occurs within the endu- cational atmosphere. Outstanding virtue is kindness. College is what lies in the future. BARB BOEKHOLDER (bar book- hold er) Noun. Female of the specie. Known for being chairman of the decorations committee for Home- coming; usually located in the ERC, or Murray’s Super Value. Often seen writing in Journalism room. Home is seen draped with white clouds. Information towards her future was unknown. CHRIS BRADEN (kris bra den) Noun. Female of the species. Often found in cafe, playing cards; has tendencies toward caring for young children. Among memories are the Spaghetti Supper and Student Af- fairs. Future is in attending Morri- son School of Drafting and Tech- nology. KEVIN BRADLEY (kev in brad lee) Noun. Male of the species. Known for great achievement in being one of the famed No. 1 Pied Pumpers. Besides this pumping technique, is known in gas circles for his pump- ing ability, also seen frequenting a local house of spirited beverages. CONNIE BRAND (kon nee brand) Noun. Female of the specie. A cat- lover who needs fire water to serv- ice. This being is known for its char- acteristics of seeking open fields. Future plans are currently unknown. JOE BRANDT (jo brant) Noun, syn.: Pretzel. Male of the species. His athletic tendencies showed in four years participation in wrestling and track. The most avid of the “Packer Backers.” Future plans seem to lean toward college. CELESTE BREMER (se est brem er) Noun, syn.: Pigeon Sister, Celery. Female of the species; major char- acteristics is that of involvement in all activities of her learning environ- ment such as editor of KB, GRA. Often worked out on the uneven parallel bars. Future plans aim to ward pharmacy. Memories include Turnabout ’70, Homecomings and Honors III-IV. A Schlegel’s girl. TOM BROWNSON (tom bron sen) Noun. Male of the species. Known for great ability of getting the foot- ball team off the ground. If not for natural tendency of clumsiness and being injury prone, the sky would be the limit. Also known for par- ticipation as a stage manager. Fu- ture plans point toward college and a degree in sanitation engineering. DEBBIE BRUCE (deb bee brus) Noun. Female of the species, known for great enthusiasm with pep club, and painting signs; also popularily known for her great intellectual ca- pacity. Future involves college. BARRY BURKE (bear ree burk) Noun, syn.: Hamburger head. Male of the species whose kilowatt pow- er for his hair is from Iowa Gas and Electric. Basic element of time con- sumption is parties. Future plans aim toward school. MARK BURKE (mark burk) Noun, syn.: Marvin, Antenna, Turkey, and Roi Tan. Male of the species; this animal is known for great speeds achieved for long distances; seen frequently in either the ERC or Cafe. Future plans University of Northern Iowa. STEPHANIE BURKE (stef fun ee burk) Noun, syn.: Steve. Female of the species. This homosapien leads a merry band of majorettes; great ability in her Fussels; frequently seen in the Social Studies Resource Center. Future plans are yet to be planned. TERRI BURKE (ter re burk) Noun. Female of the species. Usually found in the Student Lounge. Seems to have an attachment towards taking care of elderly people. Has tenden- cies to beat upon friends when walk- ing down the halls. Future plans include getting an apartment, work- ing and hopefully becoming a nurse. TIM BURKE (tim burk) Noun, syn.: “hog.” Male of the species. Athletic tendencies look toward football, track, and dancing. Often indulges in fire water, and other similiar ele- ments. Future plans are focused on attending college.

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DEBORAH FUNK (deb or uh funk) Noun. Female of the specie. Abil- ities tend to draw her to the typing room. These skills were useful to her when she assisted with the GYRE. In the early hours, she can be seen in E-2. After her educational development is completed at AHS, her future plans have not been de- cided. NANCY GANNON (nan cee gan- non) Noun, syn.: Bean. Female of the specie. Outstanding feature is long, blonde hair. Noted for use of multi-syllabic words in her Honors English essays. Can be tracked down to the ERC. Enjoys driving. Next fall she will be pursuing further knowledge at Marycrest. CLAUDIA GARDINA (clod ee uh gar deen a) Noun. Female of the specie. A member of the E-7 phy- lum. Out of school, she goes to Scott County Park or the obstacle course. News editor of the KB and on the yearbook staff Junior year. Will remember certain discomforts on the band trip to Canada. Future plans will take place in Kirksville, Missouri. JACK GERWE (jak ger way) Noun. Male of the specie. One of the motor- cycle monsters of our institution. His athletic tendencies draw him to the track hurdles. Future plans are a college education. MICHAEL GUIDICI (mik jyoo dee- see) Noun, syn.: Jude. Male of the specie. Will always remember the skit in history Junior year. Ath- letic participation included many rough basketball games. Will also remember all the great kids from AHS. Carleton College is where this speciman is headed. LARRY GLADE (lar ee glade) Noun. Male of the specie. Will never be forgotten for Frosh antics. Fu- ture plans are being pondered. BETH GLANCY (beth glan cee) Noun. Female of the specie. This speciman was one of the DLC gang in the ’70 Variety Show. Her fondest memories are Turnabout ’71 and SK. She’ll miss the kids the most. Fu- ture will take place in Iowa City. JO BETH GLOWACKI (jo beth glo- wo kee) Noun, syn.: Hot Dog Girl. Female of the specie. Thrives on games, parties and boys. While ab- sorbing education at AHS, she could be found in G-wing or ERC. If out of school, she most likely will be at Garfield Park, AHS track or Open Houses. BRYANT GOODALL (bri ant good- al) Noun. Male of the specie. Known as president of the student council, this animal’s fondest memories in- clude parties at Springbrook. This busy creature’s habitats can rarely be predicted. However the first place to scout would be the “Sky High.” DENNIS GOODALL (den nis good- al) Noun. Male of the specie. Is noted for his artistic ability, espec- ially. in sketching. Can be spotted by his tendency to wear tennis shoes, possibly for fast get-aways. So far, the future has not been de- cided for Dennis. THOMAS GRELL (tom as grel) Noun. Male of the specie. He en- joyed the educational atmosphere due to the cleanliness. Recollections of AHS will include calestentics un- der Coach Sherman. Due to the guidance of certain teachers, Tom felt that he had little time to laugh or blush. CYNTHIA GRIMES (sin the a grimes) Noun. Female of the specie. A loyal GG since Junior year. In school habitation is E-7. Out of AHS, check Beokholder’s basement with all the other GG’s. One of the best recollections she has involves the fun time at Scott County Park and the “unfun” detentions that fol- lowed. RICHARD GROMOSKAS (rich ard grim ows cus) Noun, syn.: Gus. Male of the specie. Favored surrounding in the educational facilties was B-5. Enjoyment found in the form of football games by this creature. One of strongest dislikes is towards al- gebra. KATHLEEN GROTHUS (kath leen gro thus) Noun, syn.: Gro. Female of the specie. Constantly occupied by Student Council, advanced bi- ology and employment at Schlegel’s. One of her more memorable exper- iences was sliding through cinders at a track meet. Can usually be lo- cated in or around E-7. Future plans include St. Ambrose. THOMAS GUY (tom as gi) Noun. Male of the specie. Can ofter be tracked down at Lil’s. Noted for his outstanding abilities as a WEB. In the future, we might see him ful- fill his aspiration to become Pres- ident of the United States. SUSAN HALFMAN (sus an haf- man) Noun, syn.: Amanda, Hot Dog Girl. Favorite resting places include E-wing lav, parties, dances, football and basketball games, HRC, the Air- port and Bruds. Ten years from now, Sue will still remember Easter of ’71. Future plans are uncertain. DONNA HALFORD (don a hal ford) Noun. Female of the specie. Can be identified by her long blonde hair. Also a member of the clan that fre- quents Brud’s. This Hot Dog Girl’s memories include Turnabout ’70 and Spaghetti Supper. MARC HANCOCK (mark han cok) Noun. Male of the specie. One of the stage crew phylum. Kept busy by participation in school produc- tions. Not a linguist, he seems satis- fied with the company in the Re- ligion Resource Center. ROBERT HANDEL (rob ert han- del) Noun. Male of the specie. Has extreme dislike for afternoon home- room, wierdos and the dress code. One of the personages that attended the B-5 bull sessions. Out of school, his hangouts were Burger King, Reggie Jackson Field, Pizza Hut or Gus’ House. In the future, he might attend college or work. PATRICIA HANLON (pat rish a han Ion) Noun, syn.: Trish, Rachael. Female of the specie. Parties, dances, games, school plays and student council kept her closely tied to AHS. Her musical abilities as accompanist for the chorus will be furthered with a major in music at St. Am- brose College. DANIEL HAUT (dan e al howt) Noun. Male of the specie. This par- ticular speciman can often be ob- served at Burger King. In the spring, he can be seen endeavoring at sell- ing season baseball tickets. Thor- oughly enjoyed the people and spirit of AHS. DAVID HAUT (da vid howt) Noun, syn.: Wale. Male of the specie. Out- side the academic setting, this ani- mal is usually on the “ones.” Dur- ing school hours, he can be spotted in the Student Lounge eagerly awaiting 3:15. The “d” team was a favorite of his. DENNIS HAUT (den nis howt) Noun. A male of the species. As an employee of Baron’s, this senior is remembered for his ability in fresh- man science classes. Formerly em- ployed at a local drive-in. Kept busy by collecting pay checks. MARIAN HAUT (mar ee on howt) Noun, syn.: Little Marian. Female of the specie. Could be seen as the knight on horseback in the Home- coming ’71 parade. Has summer em- ployment at Harrah’s Lake. Rides her horse whenever possible. Mem- ory banks include riotus times dur- ing OKLAHOMA! and Honors Eng- lish Classes. Her studies will con- tinue at St. Ambrose College. MARY PATRICE HAUT (mar ee pa tree se howt) Noun. Female of the specie. This specimen’s insights of AHS state that this school breeds loyalty and friendliness. Possibilities for the future include attending Pal- mer Jr. College, then becoming an airline stewardess. MARTIN HAWLEY (mar tin haw- lee) Noun. Male of the specie. Pos- sesses exceptional abilities in foot- ball. Versatility enabled him to win speech award, be Turnabout King candidate and participate in basket- ball. His future will depend upon what hapens in Iowa City next fall. DAVID HENNIG (da vid hen nig) Noun. Male of the specie. Syn.: Tur- tle. D-4 was the early-morning hab- itat for this creature. Later in the day, check B-5. Out of school habits unknown. More learning is in the future for Dave. LINDA HERBERS (lin duh her- bers) Noun. Female of the species. This phyla best suited for a smoke- filled area such as the E-wing lav. The basic habits of the creature in- clude trying to escape from her place of learning without getting caught.