Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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KEVIN KESTER — A Shokey's Pizzaman, who «pends his time at the levee. He is often seen driving other students cars in and out of the AHS park- ing lot. The boy will always be remember- ed for his performance in Gypsy. DEBBIE SMITH — Chip — a counselor at Archie Allen. She was known as Uncle Debbie Why doesn't she drive her car on Saturday night? . . . Debbie digs marshmallows and the Fla- mingo. JEAN CALLAHAN — Spent summer after junior year with Sr. Leoda and girls in Europe. Senior year— Marycrest courses and National Honor So- ciety and oh, that smile! GREG BURKE — Alias ginko Z-man Rauncho He has managed to turn the halls of Assumption into a Jungle. Some think he's strange, others know for certain, but as for us Burke eat rounch . BOB KOUPAL — Skipper employee at Geifman's ... for further information contact Cathy Me- Elroy. KATHY KEENAN — Not usually seen in school, she can be fre- quently found on the Colorado ski slopes. Why does she hang out in Milan?

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KATHY CONNELL — Pep Club is her pride and joy, always has her nephew and nieces with her, like to hand out free samples—Estee Lauder, loves multi-colored hair, indulges whenever possible—usually Saturday nights, found sometimes at the Tastey Bakery , hand- ing out dough . CAROL EWERT — Can be seen making her way to school geared with hairnet; bluejeans, etc. be- cause she has such a long walk. She is al- ways in and out of alot of things-trouble, mischief, etc. The rock on her finger signi- fies wedding bells will chime. Like differ- ent colored hair, like thot on her head. MARK MILLER — Alias Frank Gorshin. This Kopy Kat once fooled freshmen in the lounge with his authentic siren larynx. The male vocalist dominated the Homecoming Pep Rally stage with his impersonations of Howard Cosell. A notorious gang member. MIKE BAYLES — The Business man. Expert color coordina- tor .. . known for mix ond matching . . . This quiet specimen once carried an empty brief case symbolic of his ambitions. THERESA BUSH — Pickles is one of a kind . . . Vivacious. Energetic, Lovable. She's known for losing keys, contacts, and checks and finding them in strange places. She's a tennis star and a Superbox wrong side of a razors vet- eran. Theresa is probably the only senior who isn't happy to graduate, and she is of- ten seen crying as it draws nearer.

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I JOE BUSH — Hog Mon — Super Hog'', shy, quiet guy, often found in the cafeteria . . Weight man, wrestler, and Prep of the Week in football. THERESA KOCH — Often seen on the one ways at the RKO. The phrase Green Mustang seems to pre- sent an embarrassing situation. She has the biggest mouth in town and gets people kicked out of other peoples apartments due to her vocal cords. TOM KULAGA — Terry Tom said Mr. Coury. Busy pump- ing Ethyl at the Clark gas station. TINA BRAFMAN — Always seen with her shadow, Likes her personalized pencils. Always rolls her shoulders at Roger Briggs, She is going to be a secretary for B. F. Films . TOM RUBLEY — Basketball manager, the worst in the school's history. . . Loser in cards but when it comes to betting against Assump- tion he gets on it. CATHY BLOUGH — She is little Miss Sunshine. (How tall did you say you were anyway? 4 5 ?) She is the Capitan of her class and is well-known for her golden locks and the brilliant red her face sometimes becomes.