Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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KATHY GIIHCXXY — This specimen is on active member of AHS girls tennis team, and can often be heard saying, for crying out loud . This girl from Pennsylvania got stuck in the mud, on a dirt road, while heading toward Eld- ridge!!! MARK GIETL — A JV and Varsity letter in Golf, (achieved by kicking the ball with his foot.) Future plans include college if Uncle Sam doesn’t get him first. JIM CLUFF — The only weirdo known who drives a pink (you heard it), pink Firebird. After his many attempts, we (the honorary commit tee) hand you the guitar — playing title of the school. CORRINE McGINN — Alias Violet . . . addicted to Purple. Has a reputation for partying every Friday night. She also played the Bassoon in the AHS band (representative of a musically inclined family) and is a Bettendorf com- muter. She can be seen hopping from cor to car at A W. shannon McCarthy — Alias Freckles , the life of the party. She talks a mile-a-minute and has nicknames for everyone. She also plays basketball like she is on the football field and remem- bers all the movie stars in the old movies. Sounds like fun! DICK CUNNINGHAM - i case of the missing homework . . . re- member that Indian dance in Ethnic Lit.? • • «

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STEVE STAHIER — Thinks he's a lover, cheerleader, loves to play football. . . when he can! Especially against Rock Island, RAH. RAH!!!!!!!!!! MARCIA SAME — Actively involved in Jamboree, GRA, Cheerleading, and sports writing for the K.B Well known for her ability to con- sume Liquids!?!'' TALENTED IN ALL FIELDS, and what a profile. DAVE LOVEWELL — Varsity wrestler, lives in Iowa's fastest growing and most exciting city, Pleasant Valley. Attended District Wrestling meet in Cedar Rapids. JERRI NAGLE — Usually found at picnics in the rain or crawling through cows (getting lost) or in- dulging on Saturday nights. Math large group seemed to bore Jerri and she did everything but pay attention. MARY ALICE OMAHEN — This deceiving female who is sly on the outside and sweet and innocent on the in- side is the type of person who comes out of a test telling everyone she flunked—and ending up being the only one who passed. She also was the National Honor Society Treasurer. JIM SHRADER — President of the Monogram Club—made the Assumption flanker reverse famous— and is remembered for his valiant effort for Student Council president in 1971.

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■I EILEEN MURPHY — Murph . . . freaky, out doorsy cyclist . . . her house can be easily identified by the ladder in the window ... By the way, where did you pick up that funny accent? JOHN HERR — Frequents the ones , can't stick it out on the tennis team for a complete season. What's wrong with Miss McKenzie s home- room? Can often be seen in Father Spei- gel s office, and future plans include either the service or college. MEUNDA McCLUSKY — Alias Milda has fond memories of her Junior Formal. She can also be seen fre- quenting the Big Pink and her new ad- dress on East 15th. She is noted as having the biggest mouth of the senior class which goes along nicely with her super person- ality. BETSY NOBIS — Mustang Sally . Never, ever seen at school, hangs around the Colorado Ski slopes. GENNY PIOEHN — Member of the baseball team . . . Will al- ways remember the 1972 play and all the yelling about gray hair. But the softness of the rose ... KARL LUZAM — Known as King Karl to all the ball players—Plays the saxophone in the band . . . . Has participated in such activities as the Variety Show.