Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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 FRANK PEETERS — This male finally showed up for class . . . government 5 10 72. He will always be remembered for his groovy green 56' Chevy. JOANNE MEYER — Often can be seen sitting outside of E-7 before morning homeroom . . Her talent as a jazz dancer were displayed in the 70' Variety Show. Joanne was seen last sum- mer at John O'Donnell Stadium. However, no one can explain why. Afternoons find her at the county courthouse. MARCIA GRIMES — A quiet mysterious young lady with cool hair . . . she works at National . . . remem- ber the red headed algebra nun, Marcia? TIM GARDENIA — The Rock'' . . . Wants to fly high . . . One of the apartment two . . . Considered to be one of the best looking senior guys . . . Known for crazy antics and weird laugh. BETTY HEIN — Are shorthand and bookkeeping really her best subjects? She has been involved in chorus and Jamboree all 4 years . . . and an honorary member of AHS girls's profes- sional basketball team, and champion high jumper in track. JOHN STOLZE — John was truly known for his constant ability to work hard (or was it hardly working?) He spent most of his time driving his car in and out, and in and out of the school driveway.

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RONALD MILLER — Always can be seen in the mechanical drawing room, part of the wonderful Strange crew . Often seen walking down halls charming the younger girls. SUE THOMPSON — She is known, for many years, as having a sharp tongue. Her lasting contribution to Assumption has been her continued dis- ruption of classes. KATHLEEN AMBROSE — Last seen correcting Ray's government tests, quite athletic. She will always re- member Wally's II, spends summers in St. Paul, this one need not be under the influence to be high. CAROL SMEATON — Now destined for the place everyone knew she would —Glenwood Mental Institute— but as an employee, not a patient. TERRY MAPES — Shakey's Pizza Man. Mr. Jack. He has a bad case of Mono, but no one seems to know where or from who he got it. The real turnabout king.

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 CHERYL THOMPSON — Cissy . . . redhead who will be best re- membered for the last day of her sopho- more year. STEVEN BURGER — Known for his wild summer parties, second quarter—good old Ethnic Lit. class, always late for homeroom, was at one time a great basketball player. DICK LEESE — Known as Toad Makes up Vi of the fam- ous Dick and Dollie Team. We are grateful to him for his constant loyalty to the track team. TERI HAWKS — This cutie is friendly and active but why is this person always late for Honors Eng- lish? She is very well remembered by the profound words she uttered to her sopho- more homecoming date: 'My mother told me I have to go home now! TIMOTHY GASSER — An average, run-of-the mill good guy . . . (for details ... see Jill Asbury.) MARY CRONKLETON — Can often be seen surrounded by hand- some admirers in the mechanical drawing room. Is Assumption really worth the trip from Donahue?