Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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 Thank you Miss Klingntan — the staff IPayoda (jift Shop Imported Social Invitations Greeting Cards 228 W. 3rd Davenport 1 Sm Drug Co. PRESCRIPTIONS LOCUST AT MARQUETTE DIAL 326-6443 DAVENPORT, IOWA I N S More Than Just Candles ' ' , -wf .• V Downtown Davenport Downtown Clinton Orchard Center, Moline PETERSEN HARNED VON MAUR GEMINI ENTERPRISES presents A Journey with Amboy Duke and Jenny Sunday, June 20, 7 PM-12 PM Masonic Temple Auditorium Tickets: $3.50, 2.50, and 2.00, tax included at Turnstyle, Davenport and Moline; Readmore, Rock Island; The Record Shop, Duck Creek Plaza. 317 HARRISON

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TOM WALATKA (tom wuh lot kuh) Noun, syn.: “Clown,” Frick.” Male of the specie, can be seen partak- ing in impromptu cheerleading ex- hibitions of the familiar stunts of Frick and Frack. Athletic ability is observed in all sports in some small way. His past times include working at Jewel Food Store. Future plans are a secret. (Maybe Hollywood). PEGGY WALTER (peg ee wall ter) Noun, syn.: “Wally,” “Hotdog girl.” A female of the specie, whose past will always hold the memory of her undergarment being swallowed by a familiar drain. Bon Ton Bakery shares her with modular scheduling. Future plans are now being formu- lated. BILL WALZ (bil walls) Noun. Male of the specie, who can be frequent- ly seen in E-7. This speciman ath- letically leans toward cheering at various school functions. Chorus is a favorite pastime. Also, this speci- man has connections with the Syn- dicate (Hub). Future developments are still under thought. ROSE WARING (roaz wear ing) Noun. Female of the specie, if rarely found near this educational atmos- phere can be located at the Col every Friday night. MIKE WEBSTER (mike web stir) Noun. Male of the specie, can us- ually be located in the vicinity of B-wing with his gang. His disdain for survey sheets gives us unsuf- ficient data on this speciman. STEVE WEISS (steev wice) Noun. Male of the specie, conglomerates his being in the cafeteria, Sky-high or Bayou. This speciman engages athletically in football, baseball, bas- ketball and track. He thrives on the memory of past weekends and spends Monday mornings planning the day to come. DAVE WERTHMANN (daiv worth- mun) Noun. Male of the specie; this brain muses on reflection of his trip to the National Youth Conference on the Atom, Quad-City Science Fairs and band trip to Canada. His present abode of S-7 will soon switch to Marycrest College. He will always be remembered for his “brite” socks. TOM WIEBLER (tom weeb lir) Noun, syn.: “Frack.” Male of the specie who earns money running through girl’s bathrooms. Athlet- ically he enjoys football and is a spontaneous cheerleader at benefits games. Future developments are be- ing pondered upon. RICHARD WILDAUER (rich urd wile dow er) Noun. Male of the specie. This beast, a member of the Dinosaur Moving Co., devours Art department freak-out sessions and all nite stage-crew blow-outs. He is usually located in and near the mind expanding art center. BEV WILLIAMS (bev will yums) Noun. Female of the specie, who can be found in the locality of the edu- cational relaxation center will be soon dwelling in some college dor- mitory. Among her favorite mem- ories look over Homecoming, Pep Club, and Bowling league. RITA WILLIAMS (ree tuh will- yums) Noun. Female of the specie, resides in the vicinity of E-7 and ERC. She feeds on library club, football games and one of her fond- est memories is Spaghetti Supper. Her athletic ability halts at the cheering section. Future educational development will continue at Mary- crest. JEAN WOLF (jeen woolf) Noun. Female of the specie, who can eas- ily be found in E-7 when ever free, usually after lunch. Some of her fondest experiences are Turnabout and Formal and the library club. A Schlegel’s girl, her plans for the fu- ture are not yet defined. Welcome, students, to the big race on this warm August day in 1967. The high school is just about to oen. They’re at the door, and they’re off and moving fast. It’s Hippie Frosh Frolic taking an early lead with Soph Spirit and Junior Mod moving up fast. Now it’s Term Paper to the lead by one semester. Senior Spirit is taking over ... no, it’s Fr Spiegel moving up on the out- side . . wait! he’s being overtaken by Homecoming. Spaghetti Supper is getting closer while being trailed by a mystery entry to this race. No, it’s Commencement, toward the end earlier in the race, but now in the lead. And it’s Commencement by eight semesters in four years flat. The crowd had gone wild! They’re screaming! Listen to what they’re saying: ‘There is no place like Assumption, Where we’re all true Knights. We’ll all stay together In all kinds of weather We’re one at Assumption High!” Veronica Crowley

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A Special Thanks to all of our teachers for the past four years. GIFTS For Everyone You Love! • IDENTS Engraved free • IDENT WATCHES • PIERCED EARRINGS One of Davenport’s Largest Selections • JEWEL BOXES • FAMOUS BRAND WATCHES • SCHOOL CHARMS Free Gift Wrapping 111 W. Third St. Davenport, Iowa POSTERS $1.00 to $2.50 Schutman's 407 E. LOCUST LEVI SUPER SUM DENIMS and LEVI FLARES Knight Beacon Senior Issue Assumption High School 1020 W. Central Park Ave., Davenport, Iowa 52804 Editor in Ohio ---------------------------------------- Celeste Bremer Assistants to the Editor-------------------Judy Decker, Colleen Cunningham Theme Originator ----..................................Barb Boekholder Writers — Dave Beckwith, Barb Boekholder, Colleen Cunningham, Linda Delleman, Patrick Devine, Nancy Gannon, Claudia Gardina, Jean Glancy, Cyndy Grimes, Dick Grimoskas, Bob Handel, Karl Johnson, Mike Johnston, Patti Lucas, Mary McManus, Dick Wildauer. Advertising Editor----------------------------------------Linda Delleman Faculty Advisor —-------------------------------- Miss Mary Lou Klingman On the corner of 15th and Harrison come as you are... hungry