Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

ACTIVITIES 11 ORGANIZATIONS 31 SPORTS 47 SENIORS 75 UNDERCLASSMEN 93 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 121 ASSUMPTION la, HIOH SCHOOL 7$ IN THE BEGINNING 1. Attention! May I have your attention, please! Everyone should hurry on down to the lunchroom today for one of our special holiday meals. We're having sweathog sandwiches, whipped potatoes, milk, fruit cup w bananas and whacky cake So begins another fun-filled day at AHS cracking up at Mr. Miller's morning monologues. Could he be a can- didate for guest host on the Johnny Carson show? Even if he's not, he's still Ou-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r DONNY! 2. Football players Bill Timmons, Pat Sokoll and Tom Stemlar head into school after admiring an '' anonymous'' work of art. x nights 2 1. Karen Berchtold has her hands full with her assignments for the coming day. 2. Mr. O'Donnell supervises the English Resource Center. Sh-h-h! or you'll wake up Mr. O'Donnell at the desk. 3. Father Phillips bongs his chimes daily introducing his spiritual words of wisdom and that unique ' 'minute of silence.'' Pj Li 4 I 1. Butterflies in the stomach become a reality as the freshmen take their first step towards graduating in 1981. Getting acquainted with the school takes more than an hour or two. 2. Fall and football bring out the best in us. The cheerleaders are waiting for us at John O'Donnell sta- dium to cheer us on to another victory. 1. Patty McDermott pauses to talk with a friendly Knight. 2. Bumpin' around on the dance floor 3. Kerkie Hawks may be a freshman but she just talked Scott Tinsman into selling her his annual pass on the Assumption elevator. No wonder she dreams of quicker trips up and down the stairs. 4. ASSUMPTION That's what it's all about! The year of the pink slip . . . 1. Gotcha' ... you're off green. 1 have a little present for you. Sure hope you like the color pink.'' 2. Larry Whitty and Coach Cable concentrate on------would you believe a cookie ? ? ? ? 3. Go, FIGHT , win! 4. That's the way to go Knights! We do it best! 5. Strategic thinkers, that's Coach Mack and company, the 1 singles tennis team in Metro con- ference competition. 6. What's halftime entertainment without a rousing salute from the band! 7. The Knights grind out yardage on their way to a TD. 8 1. Like a fish takes to water, the girls' swim team blends with the pool. 2. Assumption's skyline changes ... makes our fund drive worthwhile. 3. The Knights stream onto the field in anticipation of another victory, led by Coach Fox. 'cr: ol V ' T I FRESHMEN FROLIC AT DISCO DANCE 12 1. Senior float is missing the Blue Devil (Maureen Schramp) which we sent to its' grave. 2. Hall decorations added to the spirit of Homecom- ing . The atmosphere lasted until everyone took their souvenir on Friday afternoon. 13 1. ,,Isn,t she lovely! Queen Karen Berchtold is escorted to her throne by Bill Timmons. The BhRH Pep Rally has begun1 2. Mike McDermott picks up a surprise from his secret admirer. BHH 3. 1977 Homecoming Queen and Court: 5th Attendant Tiina Torvincn, 4th Attendant Margaret Grogan, 3rd Attendant Kathleen Bracken, 2ml Attendant Colleen Bradley, 1st Attendant Mau- reen Grady, and Queen Karen Berchtold. 4. We sent the Devils to where they belong. It took two hours of continuous screaming and cheering in the worst torrential downpour of the year, but it was a fantastic game that will re main fresh in our memories forever. Can anyone forget the Victory Dance in the mud or the tears of happiness from the fans? 14 KNIGHTS ON THE TOWN 1. This is a song, written by Peggy Donahue, a junior. It was performed at the Home - coming Mass by Peggy and Joe Collins. Way downtown in the dark of night Lights above are burning bright. Down on the field they're dressed in red, Ready to knock those Devils dead. The crowd of thousands waits in the stands Listening to the marching band. Playing out loud, playing out strong Assumption Knight's high school song. Then on the field, the Knights appear. The roar of the crowd is very clear. Ready for action, waiting, they yearn To watch those Central Devils bum. Knights on the Town, They've got style. Watch out, Devils! Don't get them riled. 'Cause if you do, you better take care. Devils on the town-you bet- ter beware! Knights on the Town, they've got class. Brighter than silver, stronger than brass. On the defensive, spirits are high. Ready to watch those Devils fry. 15 1. Maureen Grady and Dan Ruiz really get into the music. 2. ' 'Off with your jacket, off with your shoes out on the floor dance, dance, dance away your blues.11 3. Sophomores decked the halls.'' 4. 1 'Homerooms donned the doors with decora- tions .11 5. ... and this year's Homecoming Queen is Laur ... Karen Berchtold.'' 6. Mmmm-Mmmm! Dancing sure makes me hungry.'' 16 STUDENT PLEDGE TO ASSUMPTION ADVANCEMENT FUND 1978 — CHEVROLET NOVA Drawing Marcn 14, 1078 Top Ticket Salesmen 1st prize: $150- Clayton Beckwith for 356 tickets 2nd prize: $100- Carolyn Salter for 329 tickets 3rd prize: $75- Michelle Gau for 240 tickets 4th prize: $50- Laurie McGuiness for 130 tickets 5th prize: $25- Lori Hebbln for 75 tickets Donation $1 00 2 1. Mrs. Barbara Van Vooren and Mr. Jack Bush, co-chairpersons of Advancement II, are presented with the student body's pledge of $25,000 from John Bush, Student Council president. The overall goal of the drive is for $200,000 to construct six tennis courts, and to improve other parts of the school. 2. Students helped to meet their goal by having a car raffle. The lucky winner was Daria Marlowe. 3. Fr. Stecker, Sr. Mary Meyer, and Student Council officers show off the Grand prize, a 1978 Nova. i - The True Spirit of Catholic Schools 1. ... was shown at a celebration of the Holy Eucharist during Catholic Schools Week. Students from the Catholic Schools in Scott County at- tended . 2. Father Stecher and Father Phillips prepared the Blessed Sacrament for benediction. 3. Following the Mass, a silent procession ac- companied the Blessed Sacrament to the chapel. 4. 1 'He wants YOU! 1' Bishop Gerald O'Keefe relays a message from above. 5. Benediction, exposition of the Blessed Sacra- ment for devotion and adoration, is a privilege of attending a Catholic school. Ash Wednesday ... a solemn event at Assumption 1. Jane Harris and Jeanne Bushma refrain their usual giggling to serve at the Ash Wednesday Litur- gy- 2. Karen Berchtold and Mrs. Heuermann assist Father Hoenig in the distribution of ahses. Smile for the camera, Bob! '1 3. 1 'From dust you were created and to dust you shall return.11 4. Fr. Staes, Fr. Phillips, Joe Milder, Fr. Hoenig, and Fr. Stecher perform the Lenton Ser- vice . THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK CAST Mr. Frank ... Miep ....... Mrs. VanDaan Mr. VanDaan Peter VanDaan Mrs. Frank .. Margot Frank Anne Frank .. Mr. Karler Mr. Dussel ..........Jim Seward .........Carol Maher Anne Michelle Wolfe .....Scott Krajewski .....Mark Masterson .. .Jeanne Rossmiller .....Jane Burgmeier .........Anne Howard .........Dave Haase .........Jim Mchugh Student Director .........Kathy Saskowski The Fall Play, enjoyed by young and old alike, was a big success this year. 1 'Anne Frank'' is the true story of two Jewish families forced to go into hiding when Hitler comes into power. Times are rough and there's always the danger of being discovered by the ' 'Secret Po- lice , but good things also happen. A young romance blossoms, there are Jewish holidays, and a grand celebration. Some say the story ends in tragedy when all the occupants are imprisoned in con- centration camps, but Anne Frank lives on in the hearts of all those who have seen ' 'The Diary of Anne Frank'' 20 i . Anne and Peter had a profound conversa- tion in the attic room. '' Peter, did you ever kiss a girl ?'1 2. Anne waits expec- tantly for a reply after giving Mr. Dussel a surprise Hanukkah gift. What is it? 3. The set for the ' 'Diary of Anne Frank''. Anne's room is at left, the main room at center, and Peter's tiny attic room is the high platform at right. 4. Anne faints amidst utter confusion when their hideaway is bur- glarized. 5. Lessons were given in the afternoon. Peter, Anne, and Margot get help from Mr. Frank. 6. Are you all right, Mr. Frank? Upon Mr. Frank's return to the hideaway, Miep tries to comfort him, the only survivor of the dreaded concentration camps. 7. The Franks and VanDaans welcome Mr. Dussel with an exchange of information and some cognac. In spite of everything, I still believe that people are good at heart.'' ANNE FRANK 21 | SATURDAY KNIGHT FEVER | 1. ' 'Looking for future pros- pects? '' 2. Kathy Bracken, Polly Bames, Joe Ambrose, and Grant Leese boogie to ' 'Steve Tubbs''. 3. ' 'Wake up Diane ! '' 4. Mike Tomsha, Kathy VanLandschoot, Scott Tins- man, and Scott VanCamp get rowdy as cowboys. 5. 1978 Turnabout King and his Court: fourth attendant Joe Collins, first attendant Paul Quinn, King Jim Ka - davy, second attendant John Hart, and third attendant Dan Ruiz. | TURNABOUT '78 | 1. Beth Howard and Margaret Martens sneak away from their dates to find some goodies to nibble. ' 'Girls, didn't you just go out to eat?'' 2. The arrival of sophomores Sheila Wolfe, Margaret Martens, Pete Dockery, and Kathy Stemlar; ''We're glad to see you could make it! 3. Fr. Phillips, King Jim Kadavy, Beth Johnson, Tom Stemlar, and Jim Martens on the sidelines of the dance floor. Student Council splurged this year on a new Turnabout King crown. 3. ' 'What were we supposed to eat before ?'' wondered Sandy Mussman, Julie Rodman, and Teresa Keiser. 1. A crowd of hungry students watch the action during the half-time pizza eating contest. 2. Pizza eating champ Pat Sokoll munches his way to victory. Jeff Jansen tries. 3. NUMBER 3 shows his great leaping abil- ity as he skies-up to the hoop. 4. Dan Ruiz dazzles Mr. O'Donnell with his ball handling wizardry. 5. Jim Martens, K.C. Tonn and Jim Los- sasso get ready to enter the game. 24 MARDI GRAS '78 1. Fr. ' 'Fireman Jimmy Carter'' Stecher comes to the rescue of a 50's teenybopper. 2. Judges '' Little Miss Sophomore Burke , '' Referee'' Hanlon, ' 'Sheik'' Minick, and Pat Hart watch the parade of costumes. ' 'Mr. Burke leave your dress down! 1' 3. Third place winners in the cos- tume contest were ' 'Brothers'' Mike Amould, John Mailer, Jim Kadavy, Matt Hood, and Dave Johnston. 4. When the judges had come to a decision, spokesman Ms. Burke announced the winners. 1. Miss Hanlon and Mrs. DeVries receive a history lesson about the Mardi Gras from Fr. ‘Honest Abe Phillips . .. 2. Mr. Minick may not be home with his Arabian harem, but has found something just as good ! 3. Second place in the contest went to the Bees- Tricia Hines, Steffie Van Vooren, and Laura Sun- derbruch, who cluster around Fr. Charlie Chap- lain' ' Staes. 4. Make way for the little pillow ! ' 'Aren't you ho in there Mary Jean? '' Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs receive first prize. It was well worth their work. FUNNY GIRL is based on the early life of Fanny Brice. It is a Cinderella story about an actress' struggle on the Vaude- ville stage and the resulting misfortune in her marriage. 1. The three piece orchestra consisted of Terry McAtee on the drums, Miss Trish Hanlon at the piano, and Joe Simpson on the Bass Guitar. (Joe also played the ' 'Coronet Man'') 2. The cast of FUNNY GIRL: row 1: Connie Mirocha, Kathy Howard, Debbie Palmasano, Patty Loos, Natalie Russell, Terri Palmasano (Emma), Ann LaMar (Mrs. Meeker), Lisa Golick (Mrs. Stra- kosh), Jeanne Rossmiller (Mrs. O'Mal- ley) and Brenda Cook (Mrs. Brice), row 2: Ruth Ann Blough, Maureen Burke, Anne Walsh, Katrina Hogan, Theresa Bell, Ann Viner, Anne Heirigs, Marga- ret Osborn, Sue McGuiness, Anne Wolfe, John Mailer, Joe Missel, Pat Hart (Mr. Keeney), Tim Boudreau, Dave Haase, Joe Reyes, row 3: Susie Jones, Sherri Rogers, Debbie Nichols, Clare Callahan, Mike Amould, Mike Moore (Trombone Smitty) KC Tonn, Scott Krejewski, David Kadavy, Clay- ton Beckwith, and Jeff Engelmann. 3. Florenz Ziegfeld and his follies: row 1: Dancers- Connie Beckwith, Liz Wiebler, Joanne Gosser, Anne Bush, and Kathy Saskowski, row 2: Snowgirls- Marianne Rossmiller, Polly Barnes, Diana Quinn, Jim Seward (Mr. Zieg- feld), Terry Rogers, Mary Luchner, and Lisa DeVries. 4. Mark Masterson (Eddie Ryan) danced his way with Fanny from Keeney's Theater to the Ziegfeld Follies. 5. The dancers from Tom Kenney's stage- Lori Marley, Carol Blough, Beth Howard, Wendy White, and Liz High, missing is Trish Figge 6. Anne Howard (Fanny Brice) and John Bush (Nick Amstein) star in this all time favorite. 1978 Stage Crew Diary of Anne Frank 1 1. Dale Hansen, Mr. David L. Watson, Kris Clements, Kathy Saskowski, and Becky Irmen up in the movie projection room. Didn't you always wonder what it looked like? 2. Kari Knott and Linda Cook, What do you mean, that back drop was sup- posed to be yellow? I thought he said green! '' 3. row 1: Ann LaMar, Rita Kearns, Linda Cook, row 2: Becky Irmen, Bren- da Cook, row 3: Jim Pyrz, John Stack, Scott Clements. missing: Kris Cle - ments, Dale Hansen 30 SENIOR REPS left to right: Karen Berchtold Larry Whitty Beth Knickrehm Jim Kadavy John Mailer Kate Noth Ann Miller Cindy Geheren John Bush Grant Leese John Hart Mark Masterson OFFICERS left to right: John Hart .......... ......Vice-President John Bush .......... ...........President Beth Johnson ....... ...........Secretary Mary Gebelein ...... ....... .Treasurer JUNIOR REPS left to right: John McKee Tony Janney Greg Liebscher Pete Bush Tricia Hines Mary Gebelein Polly Barnes Mary Figge Pat Hart Beth Johnson Sue Schneider Tom Zack SOPHOMORE REPS left to right: Matt Nagle Tim Mooney Tim Could Fran Walsh Beth Timmons Beth Howard Anne Bush Not pictured: Drew Bracken David Kadavy Don Frandsen John Hart, Vice-Presi- dent, became a disc jockey when the local ra- dion station, KSTT aired an hour of music and in- formation just for As- sumption students. Along with John, Pat Hart and Dave Lamar got into the action. They mentioned every organisation in our school; from the victori- ous football team to the State bound girls grym- nastics team. FRESHMEN REPS left to right: Peter Fennelly Jim McCave Lisa DeVries Lori Ambrose Paul Burgmeier Vince Ryan Mike Foreschle Mary Bush Sharon Stemlar Ruth Ann Blough I thespiansH 1. row Is Michelle Bourg, Pam Briggs, Mar- garet Osborn, Sue McGuinness, Connie Beck- with, Ann LaMar, row 2: Mr. Watson (faculty adviser), Rita Kearns, Dave Haase, Clayton Beckwith, Linda Cook, Brenda Cook, Chris Caffery and Becky Irmen 2. row 1: Joe Missel, Scott Clements, Dave Hull, row 2: Terri Nares, Lori Rahlf, Jim Pyrz, John Stack, and Dave LaMar HIGH SCHOOL BOWL From left to right; Mr. James Minick, Mr. Bill Kellen- berger, Mike Roche, Paul Quinn, Tony Janney, Mary Geblein, Joe Macksey, and Joe Evans. The 1978 ' 'Bowl Team'1 hopes to 1 'bowl over'' one oppo- nent after another in a sustained drive to victory. Win or lose, the experience and fun were worth the extra work and anxiety. 4 Above: Mrs. Ruth Heuermann Teacher Advisor left to right: Pam Briggs Pamela Koby Monica Garcina Suzie Granados, co-president Margaret Karwath Anita Hogarty Mary Gebelein, co-president Sharon Angerer Not pictured; Chris Lyons Chris Caffery Natalie Russell Patty Loos Mary Verdon Julie Caffery Mary Clark Mary Figge The Monogram Club holds monthly meetings in the A.H.S. Library. Member students show outstanding achievement in Athletics. The qualification is to be a Varsity letter winner, male or female. The Club sponsors the Faculty-Monogram Club basketball game each year and also one school dance. They usher at our athletic events and at the end of the year give a banquet for the graduating seniors. Something new started this year is electing a ' 'Member of the Month'' for athletics, aca- demics , or service to the school achievement. In honor of this special member, their name is engraved on the Monogram plaque which is hung along with their picture, on the Monogram Bulletin Board. They also receive a plaque of their own. The pictures in G-wing of first team All Staters or State Champions is also a Monogram Club project. At year's end, the Monogram Club will donate some of its funds back to the school. Mark Gould Vice - President Bill Timmons President Mr. Bill Kellenberger Teacher Advisor Paul Quinn Treasurer Angela Blough Secretary Beth Knickrehm President Julie Kroy Vice - President 36 MARDI GRAS NEWS FLASH- The 1978 Knight Beacon Staff has had a successful P.E. GOES CO-ED Assumption - Style year. The Editors: Richard Fer, Michelle Gau, Pat Hart, Michelle Gardina, Mark Hull, and Joe Principal’s Podium Simpson, the Reporter: Monica Gardina and photographers: Mike Amould, Fran Walsh, andTim Costello came up with a new look for the AHS newspaper. It has a FUNNY GIRL different layout design, which is easier to read. Everything started with new life and fresh ideas. COMES TO AHS true left to right: Joe Simpson, Mark Hull, Richard Fer, Pat Hart, and Fran Walsh Knight Beacon ime 18 Assumption High School, Davenport, Iowa, Numbe 38 1. The Pep Band performs half-time entertainment at a basketball game. Scott Jackson Tony Janney Marcia Elkins Connie Beckwith Therese Richardson Carol Ruplinger Cindy Me Ate e Mary Resnick Band Director. Mr. David Clauss Joe Simpson Dave Bielser Mike Moore Henry Ketelaar Clayton Beckwith 2. Clayton Beckwith rocks out'1 on the drums. 3. Debbie Ponsetto charms a snake right out of it's bas- ket. 4. Linda Ponsetto uses up all her ' 'hot air'' to toot a tune on the tuba. YEARBOOK STAFF row 1: Beth Johnson Underclassmen Co-Editor Kathy Saskowski ......Staff Margaret Reynolds .... Art Editor Cathy VanLandschoot Faculty Editor Cindy Geheren ... Assistant Editor row 2: Dennis McGrath .......Staff Scott Tinsman ........Staff Linda Bush ...Senior Editor Sue Schneider ........Staff Therese Keenan .......Staff row I: Mike Amould ... .Editor-in Chief Lori Weiman Staff Paul Quinn .... Diane Devine .... Sports Editor Underclassmen Co-editor Jim Kadavy .... Business Manager row 2: Sue Neiman .Organizations Editor Fran Walsh ..... ,... Photographer Margaret Osborn Staff John McHugh ... Staff Richard Fer .... not pictured: Jeanne Rossmiller Activities Editor Anne Hathaway Staff Mary Jean O'Donnell Staff Kathy Bracken . - Staff Tim Costello .. - 1. row 1: Liz High, Terry Monnig, Donna Creech, Polly Bames, Kathleen Callahan, Ann LaMar, row 2: Mary Wagner, Lisa Golick, Ann Sachs, Jane Burgmeier, Ann Linehan, Tim Boudreau, John Hart, Dave Haase, row 3: Peggy Donahue, Brenda Cook, Marianne Rossmiller, Cathy Allen, Pat Hart, Paul Roe, Pat Collins, Chuck Norkus and Jim Seward 2. Miss Trish Hanlon instructs and leads the Assumptionaries. ASSUMPTION AIRES 3. row 1: Dave Nolan, Tom Busher, Joe Macksey, John McKee, Joe Collins, Anne Howard, Chris Caf- fery, Katie Harkins, Anne Heirigs, Rita Kearns, row 2: Jeff Engelmann, Bruce McKee, John Bush, Dave LaMar, Laura Sunderbruch, Teri Nares, Diane Devine, Anne Wolfe, Linda Cook, Jeanne Rossmiller, row 3: Jim Kadavy, Mike Amould, John Mailer, KC Tonn, and Brad Kresse 1. Break time entertainment at the Turnabout dance by John Hart and Paul Quinn 2. John Mailer, King Jim Kadavy, and Mike Amould ditch their dates momentarily. 3. 'Boy, dancing sure gets me tired. ' 4. Margaret Martens, Beth Howard, and Anne Guidici think of a quick excuse to tell Mr. Claus for being off green. Cheerleading has helped to feel the real spirit of tion me a lot Assump- Laurie Tonn 1. Selling cheese to buy new uniforms, a cheerleading clinic for Quad-city area cheerleaders, selling pop at baseball games, and decorating lockers for the various teams are some of the extra responsibilities of being a cheerleader. 2. Sophomore Cheerleaders: Meg Molyneaux, Julie Berchtold, Anna Lyons, Carolyn Coyne, Beth Howard, and Jane Holan 3. Varsity Cheerleaders: row 1: Ann Quinn, Cindy Hibbler, Laurie McGuiness, row 2: Therese Keenan, Jane Burgmeier, Erin Murphy, row 3: Margaret Gro- gan, Jean Glowacki, Lori Schebler, Laurie Tonn, Nancy Miclot, and top: Kathy Gerety 4. Freshmen Cheerleaders: row 1: Angela Harris, Mary Bush, row 2: Lisa Schneider, Vicki Hibbler, and Carolyn Davison Gii]®' Tennis- Far ngles loubles 1 East N| Football Varsity Sophomore AHS AHS Wahlert 2 14 6 14 West 18 21 o i 14 Rock Island 29 0 0 12 Central 15 14 28 26 Moline 22 0 6 20 North Scott 35 6 0 34 Alleman 62 20 0 12 Bettendorf 21 14 30 8 East Moline 21 7 12 48 State Tournament Central 17 0 West 3 21 9J The G| co-ch Ten tear fie Metro! Boys' Golf 2nd in Metro 2nd at Rockridge Invita - tional- Mike Hasl y placed 1st Mike Girls' 1 Swin AHS 51 113 , 56 in 4 55 113 1 24 55 } 75 102 71 19 63 104 51 49 89 78 iState eth Timm on jlov.ack by relay VanVc Bley relay phie Van breast an Fay Freshmen Football AHS 14 0 Smart 12 14 Sudlo$t 6 34 BettendOT 24 17 North Sco k 12 14 Weasarit ttev 14 16 Bettendorf 28 7 Muscatine V Freshmen Basketball AHS 55 46 Pleasant Valley 56 38 Alleman 57 38 Bettendorf gold 71 61 North Scott 60 46 Bettendorf black 62 33 Walcott 80 62 40 46 55 51 Alleman 75 58 Sudlow 89 42 JB Young 68 75 Wood 34 55 Alleman Boys' Swimming ' 'Those who have the fon- dest memories, suffer most from melancholy.'' Coach Jim O'Donnell Boys' Basketball Varsity Sophomore AHS AHS Bettendorf 48 68 47 62 Pleasant Valley 48 42 51 38 Moline 65 64 44 48 Rock Island 67 80 63 53 UTHS 50 69 49 81 North Scott 65 57 58 50 Alleman 56 60 47 60 Central 53 76 55 52 Wahlert 49 76 43 78 West 53 57 51 39 Rock Island 64 34 43 86 Wahlert 45 76 29 76 Central 39 44 45 46 St. Mary's 58 67 47 62 West 48 51 43 42 Alleman 40 71 49 68 Moline 61 74 38 56 UTHS 50 87 40 77 Freshmen Girls' Basketball AHS 65 39 Wood 70 36 Smart 82 28 Williams 51 37 Walcott 53 48 Bettendorf 48 45 North Scott 57 37 Pleasant Valley 38 24 North Scott 79 29 Sudlow 84 29 JB Young The Freshment Girls were undefeated Girls' Basketball Varsity Sophomore AHS AHS Bettendorf 58 69 56 60 Comanche 72 81 84 64 Wahlert 71 78 59 75 West 61 69 48 58 Central 61 50 67 44 Pleasant Valley 46 67 50 49 North Scott 62 69 55 37 Central 62 55 40 59 Muscatine 74 50 62 63 Burlington 58 65 49 61 Keokuk Stritch 59 63 59 71 West 74 72 63 57 Preston 73 66 59 76 Wahlert 74 81 44 55 Bettendorf 66 72 Tournament 53 Pleasant Valley 72 GYMNASTICS AHS 143.11 126.54 Central 148.78 154.10 Bettendorf 105.85 147.45 Clinton 151.00 West 142.27 111.82 Tipton 148.30 137.97 Central 117.11 116.71 Muscatine 114.07 Bettendorf 148.70 152.72 Bettendorf 154.85 149.47 West 150.72 97.77 Rock Island District Team placed 3rd, Carol Czupka placed 1st all -around and Patty McDermott placed 2nd. Regional- Team placed 4th State Carol Czupka placed 1st on the beam and 3rd all around. JV Wrestling AHS 23 38 UTHS 15 47 Central 18 60 West 16 51 North Scott 14 45 Rock Island 24 48 Alleman 30 42 Riverdale 12 40 Moline 21 31 Comanche 46 18 Pleasant Valley Varsity Wrestling AHS 15 41 UTHS 25 29 Central 15 38 West 19 30 North Scott 30 26 Rock Island 15 45 Alleman 24 36 Riverdale 16 35 Moline 12 51 Comanche 29 23 Pleasant Valley State Pete Bush placed 2nd Bill Timmons placed 6th 50 } GIRLS' TENNIS METRO CO-CHAMPS 1. Michelle Cardina skips to the ball and swings with skill. 2. Michelle Menster uses good form for an overhand punch. 3. Uli Kuhnle is set up for a fore- hand smash on the way to another victory for the Knights. 4. 1 'Let's see you return that one.'' Cheryl Omahen 5. Michelle Menster gets ready to bum a pair of Central Blue Devils with a sizzling return. 6. row 1: Sherri Rogers, Michelle Menster, Monica Cardina, Coach Irene Mack, Julie Volante, Ann Marie O'Donnell, Lisa Hancock, row 2: Liz Carroll, Mary Jean O'Donnell, Cheryl Omahen, Anne Bush, Michelle Garkina, Beth Knickrehm, Uli Kuhnle, Cathy VanLandschoot, Peggy Powell, Clare Callahan, Barb Hirstein, Beth McCabe, Mary Mehmert, Stephanie Kuhnle, and Lisa Hem- ming TENNIS Top: Ed Bracken, Tim Spelletich, Har- old Jestel, Mike Loos, Brian Schilling, Mark Thompsen, Mark Miller, Coach Watson. Bottom: Mike Moore, Jim Otto, Marty Ot- ting, John Bush, Scott Jackson, Ron Schlitz, Tim Bromell. absent - J. Mailer. CROSS COUNTRY Paul Hiebing, Dave Welte, Paul Jacobsen, Tim Anderson, John Morrissey, John McKeon, Randy McDon- ough, George Jacobsen, Dave Verbcke, Dale Hansen, Terry Sodawasser, Mark Nahra, Mike Nahra, Bill Hoover, Paul Weiman, Coach Kellenberger. 52 BOYS' GOLF 1. row 1: Coach John Erickson, Scott Tinsman, Tim Howard, Tom Gar- side , Jeff Engelmann, Mike Reiser, row 2: Pat Reiser, John Holm, John Mailer, Mike Amould 2. Jeff Engelmann, Coach John Erickson, and Scott Tinsman boast the 2nd place Rockridge In- vitational trophy. 53 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 1 1. row 1: Tom Thomsen, Bill White, Gabe Solis, Steve Losasso, Tony Soer, Kevin Threatt, Tim Fraser, John Evans, Mike Stanton, row 2: Pete Dockery, Tony Haut, Drew Bracken, Joe Leahy, Greg DeRusso, Dave Vargas, Matt Na- gle, Ed Langford, Jerry Butler, Mike Geheren. row 3: Joe Kar- stens, John Arth, Don Frandsen, John McGivem, Steve Light, Tim Lawler, Pat Quigley, Tim Cos- tello, Tim Boudreau, Coach Sals- bury. row 4: Coach Phelan, Coach Tefer, Mike Faulhauber, John Cronkleton, Dave Nolan, Mike Eisenbacher, Mike Feeney, Brian Coughlin, Vince Zemgast, Mike Jaros, Matt Kakert, Coach Cable. Missing: Tim Mooney, Tim Gould, and Tom Lopez. 2. The Knights honor the flag during the National Anthym. 3. Coach Tefer delivers a rousing pre-game talk, as the young Knights listen intently. 4. The Sophomore defense breaks out of the huddle, ready for ac- tion. 54 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 1. row 1: Vince Ryan, Ed Bracken, Pat Brown, Dave Grove, Tom Sunderbruch, Rob Becker, Tom Jasper, Joe Dubin, Mike Otting, row 2: Robby Arth, Jim Gilhooly, Doug Haiston, Paul Resnick, Kevin Keck, Matt Feeney, Marty Hart, John Linehan, Perry Peiffer, Tim Janney, row 3: Harold Jestel, Tim Whitty, A1 Schaekenbach, Paul Burgmeier, Pete Fennelly, Dan Ambre, Kevin Takacs, Joe Gumpert, Tim Spelletich, Mike Loos, row 4: Coach Ray Ambrose, Mark Shipley, Mark Donovan, Matt Bradley, Troy Smith, Chris Wiegand, Huck Engelmann, Steve Wafer, Scott La- Mar, Dave Angerer, Tony Hathaway, and Coach Jim Brainerd 2. A Sudlow running back finds the going tough against the freshmen defense. 3. The ever-ready freshmen D prepares to halt the next play. SPORTS WEEKENDER A 4-page pull-out section SCOREBOARD Central 12 Moline 14 Assumption 21 Bettendorf 14 2$ Pages Saturday, Oct. 2 . 1177 Daveopart Bettendorf. Iowa IS Cents W abler� 19. Dubuque Sr.« llrmpxtrad � . 1C West • BIO BEND DeB Iit 1 .W Dubuque S. Scqtt a, Pleasant Valley St Mary � IS. Nurtbea t7 Bomb Saves Assumption SOI TH LAST ion A LAM 43. n loficld • Loae Tree J3. Mormon '•ua � ( olumbu' 49. MrdlapeHs New londoo I . Wapello Hi ;bland 21. Danville 14 EAST ion A HAnKEVE Mi Veroonll, Cl. Creek 13 11 - f ' •• ■ '1 '___ By larrt W «-irsrfriirh «4 ik Tkm Bettendorf gave Davenport As- sumption its best shot Friday night The Bulldogs pushed the Knights to the limit before finally succumbing 21-14 in the wake of a TS-yard touch- down bomb in the final minutes of the game played at 0 Donnell Sta- 28 Pages Saturday. Nov. 5,1 77 Quad'Citv Davenport Keitendorf. Iona IS Cents Assumption 21 UTHS 7 W ent 33 Burlington 13 Bettendorf 21 (Clinton 0 .North Scott 22 St. Mary's 13 This sign held by Moline lllgb School fans � ay« It all for Quad-City area teams heading for next week's state playoffs In Iowa and Illinois. The list Includes besides the Maroons in Il- linois. apparently all three Davenport schools In Iowa. (Times photo) Moline, Central, Assumption Pleasant Valley 25 Northeast 0 Alexis 12 Cambridge 6 Title Share Mssm Lt Hempstead 14. Kcanedy 7 Jefferson 33. Muscatine 13 Washington 33.1.C. West C Senior 4 . Iowa City To Knights • ——• � - that both fe-tterdurf and North SCQU T orls a the limes Maroons Capture Crown Mark K v-_-—� Davenport Bettendorf. Iowa Davenport Gridders Head Metro All-Stars Jeff Sieger This was a familiar scene during the past football seasoa. Jeff Jansen of Davenport As- sumption shaking off tackier� . Jansen was se- lected to the All Metro team today for the sec- ond year la a row. (Time� photo) Firwt Team Offense Name. Team Pos Wl Vr. Paul Quinn. Assumption End in Sr Jamie Williams. Central End ?oo Sr Mike Wood. Alleman End 1� Sr BUI Timmons. Assumption T 204 Sr Charles Hint , Moline T 1� Sr Jeff Steger. Central G 213 Jr Kirk Blecher. Moline G 195 Sr Jun Miller. Moline C 310 Sr Todd Rubley. West QB in Sr Jeff Jansen. Assumption HB 1� Sr Rich Hayslett, Central HB 158 Sr Don Greenwood. Rock Island FB 205 Sr Defease Player. Team Pos WL Yr. Mike Jacobs. UTHS End in Sr Dave Krause. Alleman End in Sr Pete Bush. Assumption T 195 Jr Dan Cumberworth. Moline T 238 Sr Steve Losack. Moline MG in Sr Joe Ambrose. Assumption LB 1M Sr Jeff Sieger. Central LB 21$ Jr Kirk Blecher. MoUne LB 195 sr Jeff Vogt. Rock Island LB 205 Sr Jim Langford. Assumption DB 15 Sr Steve Dason Rock Island DB 1« Sr. Jeff Mason. Moline DB 1W Sr Grant Leese. Assumption DB 159 Sr Kal Togami. UTHS DB 14 Sr Jamie Williams Todd Robles. unjol mous choice for the quarterback position on the All-Metro football team announced today, was a threat as runner and a poster for Mate champion Daseoport West (Times photo) Rublev, Jansen Lend; Steger Two-Wavs, Williams Repeats Sl)c ■Des lUornes Register $)eaclj SPORTS Des Moines, low , Thursday Morning, No . 10, 1077 f«Tw ----- 0 Mmm m — Ww t � A3L —ss - r xiKKzsamsgi W. DAVENPORT. ASSUMPTION WIN MAURY WHITE A Little Bit About a Lot of Thing While watching and li� temn| to a very uninteresting football game on television Monday night I was reminded of a quotation of Benedici de Spinosa which seems to fit Howard Cosell. writes Donald Doty It may easily come to paaa that a vain man may become HEMPSTEAD RALLY FALLS SHORT, 27-21 ‘.J: YOUNG FOX RETAINS HEX ON CENTRAL Rublev passes for 2 Falcon touchdowns Hands father 17-0 defeat at O'Donnell Stalls tics T Statistics Sports in the limes Thursday. Nov. 10.1977 Daveoport Bettendorf. hri M� MS I n oi isciiFir vi . - . 3 £ A AssuiuptioiiW licit S v j---Vs.----------------- •fH'T l West Next Ir Jjf By BOB DYER Ja, • ! s’ DAVENPORT. IA - Assemptio and Coach Jim Foi. )r kept the John O'Donnell Stadium hei o Centrsl Duvenport ard Coach Jj Foi 'r Wednesday mgM rolling to 17-« victory m the first round of CUs 4-A football playoff� Central and the elder Foi hav Saturday, 1:30 Knights Cool Central Attacl Saturday, 1:30 a By I Jnda Tounr ol tW Twr. Hundreds of Davenport Assump- tion students and fans took the old student body left cliche literally Wednesday night They poured onto John 0 Don- nell Stadium's muddy turf in droves moment� after the Knights had rung back made contact with the football The Devils managed only 112 yards in offense — 104 on the ground 'T thought our kids played with great intensity and emotion to- night. Assumption's Fox said Of course I would have been happier if we hadn't had those penalties and a West, Assumption, Geneseo, Alexis In the first round of state high school football playoffs: • Davenport West defeats Dubuque Hempstead 27-21. • Davenport Assumption blanks Davenport Central 17-9. • Geneseo avenges an ear- lier loss to Rochelle. 18-6. • Alexis defeats Tremont. 12-7. • Moline falls to East St. Louis. 33-26. IK Pari-� Thursday. ov. 19.1977 Davenport Bettendorf. Iowa li lent� VARSITY FOOTBALL 1. A Dubuque Wahlert running back is halted for no gain by a member of As- sumption's staunchy defense. 2. row 1: Jeff Jansen, Chris Bemat, Bill Timmons, Joe Frandsen, Mike Gehlsen, Chuck Missel, Bill Collins, Kevin Kel- ly, Joe Ambrose, Mark Gould, Jim Langford, Tom Stemlar, Pat Ryan, Tim Gould, Tom Bush, Jim Martens, row 2: Mgrs. Mike Roach and Greg Walseth, Mark Langford, Jerry Brundies, Bill Rettko, Doug Aller, Paul Quinn, Mike Bergthold, Pat Sokoll, John Bush, John Chupka, Dave LaMar, Grant Leese, Tony Janney, Neil Fishbum, Don Ruiz, Dana Nitschke, Bob Brehmer, Tim Glowacki, Mgrs. Jeff Costello and Dave Frommelt. row 3: Pat Doyle, Pete Res- nick, Mike Murphy, Greg Liebscher, Tom Delleman, Mike Donahue, Tony Carter, Larry Madrigal, Pete Bush, Pat Kilfoy, JimLosasso, Larry Whitty, Tom Fennelly, Mike Eisenbacher, Tim Ca- meron, Joe Collins, Tom Zack, Chris Whitehead, KC Tonn, Bob Duffy, Joe Reyes. row 4: Coaches Jim Fox, John Each, Bill Fox, Keith Schroeder, Jim O'Donnell, Ed Morrissey ,i1� ! .d • « ..S£d£ Throughout the history of Assumption, no other Knight team has put together a winning season like our boys and Coach Fox did. The season ended with an 8-3 record and the Knights placed 3rd in State. Two very special victories against Central were ours; one during the season and once during the State play- offs. 1. Quarterback Chris White- head, runs with the ball for another first down. 2. Practice makes perfect; a mid-game strategy. 3. Mike Donahue gets two in one shot, while two other Knights easily handle one. 4. Coach Morrissey, defence coordinator, instructs Bill Timmons, while Coach Fox listens in during the As- sumption-West State Semi- Final playoffs. 4 59 GIRLS' GYMNASTICS TEAM row 1, left to right: Jacque Hein, Mary Riley, Julie Hartvigsen, Peggy Morrissey, Amy Beyer, Liz Wiebler, Angela Blough, Carol Czupka, Ann Quinn, Patty McDermott, Maureen Hart, Laura DeVries, Mary Car- lin, Julie Kroy, row 2: Maureen Schramp(mgr.), Coach Marilyn Phelan, Kelly Gilhooly(mgr.) 1. Mary Riley concentrates intently on her beam rou- tine. 2. Carol Czupka looks at her feet the hard way! 3. 1 'She flys through the air with the greatest of ease ! '1 Jacque Hein on the uneven bars. 4. This form not up to Olympic standards, but she's working on it. 5. Julie Kroy, ' 'No autographs now PLEASE, I'm busy.'' 6. The days are long, but the Knights start young. 7. Have you ever seen a greater look of concentration on Julie Kroy's face? 61 1. row 1: Tom Busher, Joe Milder, Tony Volante, Doug Padley, Ken Mirocha, Tim Gould, row 2: Joe Reyes, Tom Killion, Joe Leahy, Larry Whitty, Larry Madrigal, and Coach Ray Ambrose 2. row 1: Mike Froeschle, Tom Garside, Jerry Nykoluk, Mark Gould, Mitch Rey- hons, John Hart, row 2: Mark McGuiness, Tom Bush, John Chupka, Ted Hathaway, Pete Bush, Bill Timmons, And Coach Jim Brainerd 3. row i: Jim McCabe, Andy Hook, Pat Keenan, Dennis McGrath, John McHugh- ,Rob Becker, Tom Sunderbruch, Tom Fasper, Paul Bystedt, row 2: Coach Mike Phelan, Mark Shipley, Tony Hathaway, Dan Ambre, Pete Fennelly, Marty Hart, Tim Whitty, Paul Burgmeier, Jim Gilhooly and Coach Tom Salsbury 4.1-5. lohn Hart and Ted Hathaway in ac- row 1: Lori Weiman, Dianne Zack, Mary Fennelly, Mary Resnick, Beth Johnson, Kathy Stemlar. row 2: Head Coach Pat Houlakan, Monica Gardina, Susie VanCamp, Rita Prior, Anne Lam- mers, Tricia Hines, Asst. Coach Karl Burmester. row 3: Kathy Simpson (mgr.), Beth Timmons, Sara Van- Vooren, Anne Giudici, Anne Mester (mgr.-trainer). missing: Pam McGowan 1. 1 'Open your eyes, Mary, it makes 2. You got a step on her, Diane winning just that m much easier! ... TAKE IT! 1 'Was that a screen, Lori? '' 1. Diane, Zack, 1 'You take the high road and I'll take the low road and we'll get another chance to win be- fore this game is over! '' 2. Coach Burmester tells the girls to, 1 'Calm down, take it easy and keep doing what you're doing.'' 3. Aughh-ha ha, I'm going to get the ball before you do! decides Beth Johnson. 4. The last, tense minutes of a game are the most ex- citing ! 1. Freshmen Girl's Basketball 2. J. V. Girl's Basketball row 1: Mary Verdon, Lori Hebbiln, Becky Irmen, Patti Grady, and Kathy Eisenbacher. row 2: Suzanne Rupe, Anne Leahy, Mary Wolfe, Mary Epping, Anne Glowacki, and Sally Gould row 3: Maureen Quigley, Leslie Shetler, Amy Glowacki, and Kelly Murphy row 1: Kathy Eisenbacher, Judy Cleeton, Judy Micklew- right, Leisha DeSmet, Anne Guidici, and Jackie Tonn. row 2: Sally Gould, Theresa Marxen, Beth Timmons, Sara Van- Vooren, Michelle Menster, and assist, coach Karl Burmester row 3: Kathy Simpson (mgr.), Carol Maher, Tricia Nobis, Sheila Wolfe, Anne Marie Menster (mgr.) FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 1. row 1: Matt Feeney, Kevin Takacs, Matt Bradley, Dave An- gerer , Kevin McGowan, Chuck Engelmann, row 2: Mike Loos, Steve Wafer, John Linehan, Mark Dona von, Paul Resnick, Terry McAtee, Mark Thomsen, row 3: Asst. Coach Mike McDermott, Troy Smith, Chris Wiegand, Terry Sodawasser, George Jacobsen, and Coach John Each SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 2. row 1: Bob McCarthy, Dave Nolan, Steve Light, Pete Dock- ery, Tim Mooney, row 2: Dave McClusky, Bob Kopatich, Jon Madrigal, MikeCondon, row 3: Dave Verbeke, Dave Eisenbacher, Paul Roe, row 4: Mike Feeney, Mike Nahra, Coach Bill Kellen- berger, missing: Asst. Coach Bill Fox and managers Dan McKeon, and George Kali BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 1. Mark Nahra powers his way to the hoop- two more points for the Knights ! 2. row 1: Dave Lemek, Doug Jasper, Jeff Jansen, Chris Whitehead, Mike Hasley, Mike Mathtys, Paul Weiman, row 2: Todd Mayes (mgr.), Pete Resnick, Matt Wiebler, Pat Doyle, John McKeon, George Kahl (mgr.), row 3: Asst. Coach Denny Glancy, Paul Quinn, Mark Nahra, Paul Ja- cobsen, Coach Glen McPherson. 3. The Knights listen intently as Coach McPherson lays out strategy during a time out. 4. Jeff Jansen maneuvers his way through the lane as Paul Jacobsen and Paul Quinn strive to gain rebounding positions. 5. Pete Resnick initiates the Knights fast- break after receiving an outlet pass from Mark Nahra. 69 1. row 1: Coach Jim O'Donnell, John McHugh, Clay- ton Beckwith, Frank Harkins, Drew racken, row 2: Mike Miller, cave Welte, Jim McHugh, Matt Nagle, and George Gerwe 2. Jean Glowacki and Suzanne Gerwe time George Gerwe; Dave Welte shivers by the side of the pool. GIRLS' ht SWIMMING 1. Beth Timmons and Coach Phelan time an AHS fish. 2. Margaret Carroll takes a nutrition break. 3. Beth Timmons gets a tickle out of her goggles. 4. Mary Beth Feeney at the starting block. 5. It's warm-up time for our champion swimmers. 6. Suzanne Gerwe copies a hair-do from 1 'Glam- GIRLS' TRACK 1. row 1: Angela Harris, Lome Ambrose, Carol Blough, Sara VanVooren, Margaret Martens, Kathy Stemlar, Anne Lammers, row 2: Chris Lyons, Lisa Crouch, Holly Hughes, Marie Nagle, Kathy Kratt, Mary Resnick, Laura Sunderbruch, Anne Barnes, Carolyn Davison, row 3: Sharon Stemlar, Anne Gui- dici, Elizabeth Weibler, Wendy White, Sandy Pullella, Paulette Jimenez, Joanne Azzaline, row 4: Coach Ed Quartell, Tricia McCabe, Maiy Carlin, Diana Quinn, Diane Azzaline, Jaclde Tonn, Becky Peeters, Anne Linehan, Coach Karl Burmester, row 5: Terri Ca- meron, and Lisa Hengen (mgrs.), Maria Ja- cobsen, Julie Gannon, Mary Verdon, row 6: Marianne Rupe, Tricia Nobis, Kathy Eisen- bacher, Rita Prior, Susie VanCamp, Coach Bob Frietag 2. Lome Ambrose, Lisa Crouch, Chris Lyons, Carol Blough, and Holly Hughes having a riot on the way to practice. 72 SENIORS Tim Anderson Mike Donahue Mike Eisenbacher Jeff Jansen Mike McDermott John Morrissey Mark Nahra Paul Quinn Tom Stemlar Bill Timmons Chris Whitehead JUNIORS Pat Doyle Dave Edens Mark Hull Tony Janney Pat Kilfoy Dave Lamar Dave Lemek SOPHOMORES Drew Bracken Mike Feeney Don Grandsen George Gerwe Mike Gehren Tim Gould Bill Hoover Ed Langofrd Joe Leahy Tom Lopez Matt Kakert Bob Lovewell John McGrivem Tim Mooney Matt Nagle Dave Nolan Mike Nahra Tom Thompson Dave Vargas Paul Weiman Bill White Vince Zerengast FRESHMEN Jim Barber Mark Donovan Joe Dubin Charles Engelmann Kevin Ewen Tom Goodall Dave Grove Joe Gum pert Doug Hasting Kevin Keck Kevin McGowen Perry Peiffer Mark Shipley Troy Smith A1 Schaeckenbach BASEBALL 1978 VARSITY Letter winners lined up for a pre-season picture. There's a lot of power here. These aces of the diamond are looking forward to another winning summer season. Don't forget to come out and ' 'Root, Root, Root, for the old home team! '' Top row - Grant Leese, Mike McDermott, Mark Gould, Paul Quinn, Davie Eisenbacher. Bottom row - Joe Am- brose, Tom Stemlar, Paul Weiman, Jeff Costello, Doug Jasper. BASEBALL SCHEDULE JUNE MAY 21 Muscatine (H) 22 Wahlert (H) 20 LaSalle (A) 24 Norway (H) 24 Central (A) 26 Camanche (H) 26 West (H) 27 Central (A) 27 Clinton (H) 29 West (A) 29 Clinton Tournament JULY 31 Bettendorf (H) 1 Burlington Inv. JUNE 6 Bettendorf (A) S Tipton (A) 7 West (A) 6 PI. Valley (A) 10 Wahlert (A) 7 Burlington (A) 12 Camanche (A) 8 Muscatine (A) 13 PI. Valley (H) 10 N. Scott (A) 14 Central (H) 14 West (H) 15 N. Scott (H) 15 Central (H) 16 LaSalle (H) VARSITY BASEBALL COACH - Mr. Don Miller Assistant COACH - Mr. Denny Glancy 74 Best Supporters and Chief Fans - Assumption Knights Michael Edmund Karen Jean Berchtold Arnould Angela M. Blough Nancy L. Blough Kathleen Ann Bracken Colleen Theresa Bradley Kelly Jo Broady Maribeth Sue Bruhn 76 Gerald Vincent Brundies John C. Bush Linda Ann Bush Thomas Michael Bush Jeanne Marie Bushma Lisa Kay Caffery Catherine Jean Carlin Anthony William Carter 77 Kristine Marie Clements ' I K1 Brenda Ann Katherine Cook Joseph Kelly Collins Jeffrey Allen Costello Mary Jean Criger Connie Sue Czupka Ann C. Degen Nancy Jane DeVries Michael J. Donahue Kim Marie Donnelly Tamra Shawn Dreher Kathleen Sarah Dubin 78 Paula Marie Eck James Scott Evans David Eugene Frommelt Cindy Marie Geheren Michael E. Eisenbacher Susan Elizabeth Elvidge Jeffrey Mark Engelmann Joseph A. Evans Mary Beth Feeney Richard John Fer II Jennifer Susan Gannon Kathleen Jo Gerety 79 Suzanne Gerwe Suzanne C. Granados Jean Marie Glowacki Timothy Gerard Glowaclci Lauren Allison Gudac Katherine Mary Harkins Mureen Therese Grady Margaret P. Grogan David Joseph Haase Jane Elizabeth Harris so I John P. Hart Theodore L. Hathaway Michael Wayne Haut Anne Marie Heirigs John J. Herbers Colette Sue Hildebrand Anita Marie Hogarty Matthew James Hood Anne Marie Howard Michael P. Huntington Scott Donald Jackson Paul G. Jacobsen bi David Charles Johnston Nancy K. Jones James Michael Kadavy Mark Paul Kakert Margaret Jean Karwath Rita Kathleen Kearns Henry Charles Ketelar Mary Elizabeth Killen «2 Patricia Jean King Kevin Paul Kluger Beth Ann Knickrehm Pamela Lynn Koby Kristy H. Krajewski Ulrike Brigitte Kuhnle Kathleen E. Lambert James G. Langford 8J James A. Losasso Julie Ann Lovewell Mary Ann Lyngholm Joseph Patrick Macksey John E. Mailer James Patrick Martens Coleen Marie Masterson Mark Gerard Masterson 84 Mark]. McGuiness John Franklin McKeon Jr. Anne Marie Catherine Debbie Sue Micka Mester John M. Miletich Ann Elizabeth Miller Nancy Catherine Miclot Kenneth D. Mirocha John Michael McGinn Joseph A. Milder Marie E. Molyneaux Jm 85 Therese Ann Monnig Matthew Brian Mooney John Joeseph Morrissey Pamela J. Muhs Michael Robert Murphy Jeffery A. Nahra Darren Gene Niemann Karlis A. Norkus 86 Katherine Marie Noth Donald ]. Padley Mary Elizabeth Prichard Andrea Quinn Ann Marie O'Donnell Paul H. Quinn Nancy E. O'Leary Ann Eileen O'Donnell Mary Elizabeth Parker Rodney Wayne Phillips Megan Lynn Pille Natalie A. Pullella 87 Michele Ann Reyhons Margaret Reynolds Julie Rhyune Anne Riedesel Michael George Roche Jeanne Marie Rossmiller Daniel ]. Ruiz Annette D. Ruth Katherine Lee Saskowski Sheila Schmitt Maureen R. Schramp James D. Seward Suzanne Elizabeth Smith Patrick John Sokoll Roxanne Solis Thomas J. Stemlar Nancy Carol Stratman 89 Michael Anthony Tomsha Lynn Marie Toney Anna Kristiina Torvinen Scott W. Van Camp Sandi Ann Marie Sweetland William Terrence Timmons Kevin C. Tonn Catherine A. VanLandschoot Patricia Anne Thelen W. Scott Tinsman Jr. Lisa R. Vieger Larry ]. Whitty Diane Marie Zack Mary Christine Wagner David James Welte Diane Kay Walsh Christopher Blake Whitehead Ann Frances Kathleen Kathryn Wafer Viner Constance Marie Zaug Seniors not pictured: Thomas E. Blumer, Terance J. Britt, Thomas Gilbert Dominic J. Grothus, Mi- chael James Johnston, Michael John Joyce, Scott Krajewski, Maureen S. Malloy, James Stephan McHugh Gregory Thomas Walseth Lori A. Weiman Baptism is unusual for Michael DAVENPORT — When Michael He- uennann prows up and asks his parents about his baptism, Ken and Ruth Heuer- mnnn won't be able to tell him the usual story. Instead of being quietly baptized in an almost empty church on a Sunday after- noon, Michael was baptized last week at Assumption High School as part of a class on liturgy. No, this wasn’t just a demohstration of the baptismal rite. It was for real. While Michael’s baptismal records are on Tile at Holy Family parish here. Ken and Ruth always will know that their second child — and first son — was baptized on November 21, 1977 in the Assumption cha|H. l. I viking on were about 50 students and a few members of the faculty as Father Robert Stacs, who teaches Assumption liturgy classes, performed the sacrament. With students participating in songs and liturgical readings, the rite lasted about 30 minutes. THERE WERE TWO other things that, as baptisms go, were a bit unusual. For one, rather than the usual rite of pouring water over the infant’s forehead, Michael was baptized by immersion into a small tub of holy water. And two students, Chris Remat and Trish Hines, served as godparents. Afterwards, Fr. Staes said his liturgy classes this year are concentrating on the Mass and on baptism. When Michael He - Uermann was bom in August, Fr. Staes realized that a baptism would fit in well with what he was trying to teach. So he began making the arrangements and ac- quiring the necessary permissions for per- forming a baptism at school. He added that the purpose of the lit- urgy classes is not just academic but is also aimed at making the students profi- cient enough in liturgy so they can return to their parishes and work with parish lit- urgy committees. To do that, he has his classes divided into 12 “parish liturgy teams. Those teams have responsibility for preparing a Mass — choosing a theme, picking read- ings and songs, etc. — once every six-day cycle, according to Fr. Staes. John Abel Rajean Adrian Doug Aller Paul Ambre Dawn Anderson Edith Anderson Sharon Angerer Polly Barnes Clayton Beckwith Beth Bedford V 3r Mark Bergthold Mike Bergthold Chris Bernat Wendy Beyer Tom Birch Joleen Blanche Laurie Blessing Sue Bolton Mike Brandies Bob Brehmer Lisa Britt Jacque Brown Jane Burgmeier Pete Bush Denise Clinton Pat Collins Bill Collins Rick Conway Aaron Cox Dan Creech Connie Crisci Clare Cronkleton Paul Cunningham Tom Delleman Donelle DePrey Diane Devine Laura DeVries Peggy Donahue Mark Donnelly Pat Doyle Phil Duax Bob Duffy Debbie Eckstein Dave Edens 95 Rosi Edens Mary Ehlert Kathy Epping % Neil Fishburn ]oe Frandsen Cathy Frommelt Mike Gannon Michelle Gardina Monica Gardina Tom Garside Annette Gasser Michelle Gau Mary Gebelein Mike Gehlsen Ben Gerwe Kelly Gilhooly Kevin Glowacki Janine Goldermann Lisa Golick Joanne Gosser Mark Gould John Grady Donna Griebel Lisa Heming Nan Henkel Leanne Herbers Cindy Hibbeler Paul Hiebing Liz High Tricia Hines Barb Hirstein Sue Holm Gina Hood 97 v 'k $)? y Ik $t. 98 Pat Kilfoy Tom Killion Kurt Krajewski Kathy Kratt Brad Kresse Julie Kroy Gerri Krueger Andy Kutchis Mary Ann Kulaga Richard Kunkel Dave LaMar Patsy Laures Teresa Leibold Dave Lemek Mike Matthys Kathy McCabe Randy McDonough Polly McGinn Carolyn McGrath Laurie McGuiness Pam McGuiness Bruce McKee John McKee Patty Meierotto Peggy Morrissey Anne Mulligan Erin Murphy Sharon Murphy Marie Nagle 99 100 Kathy O'Donnell Mary Jean O'Donnell Marty Otting Doug Padley Teresa Palmisano Becky Peeters Mary Peine Loretta Peppers Randy Peppers Aleata Piet Kathy Rainsford Mary Pat Reesink Lori Reilly Mike Reiser Pat Reiser Mary Resnick Joe Reyes Renee Rhinesmith Terese Richardson Steve Riley V' . 4 T7S Don Ruiz Marianne Rupe Pat Ryan Ann Sacks Carolyn Salter Dan Stahler Laura Sunderbruch Chris Salter Kelly Schaeckenbach Lori Schebler Pual Schebler Ron Schiltz Kathy Simpson Dave Skibbie B.J. Smith Mike Walton Jeannine Watkins Julie Whitty Matt Wiebler Anne Marie Wolfe Anne Michelle Wolfe Pete Tinsman Cindy Van Camp Susie Van Camp Stephie VanVooren Sally Veltoff Tammy Verdon Candi Vickroy Mary Ann Vieger Tony Volante Cathy Walsh Lorri Bearbower Geri Bell Julie Berchtold Debbie Bergthold Brenda Bernauer Dave Bielser Carol Blough Tim Boudreau Drew Bracken Kathleen Bradley cfog of •• Tim Bromell Anne Bush Tom Busher Jerry Butler Clare Callahan Jane Callahan Kathleen Callahan Mary Calsyn Terri Cameron Mary Carlin 103 mstm Liz Carroll Judy Cleeton v m ?r Mike Condon Tim Costello 104 Brian Coughlin Carolyn Coyne Donna Creech John Cronkleton Carol Czupka Greg DeRusso Leisha DeSmett Pete Dockery Judy Edens Dave Eisenbacher John Evans Carole Fangmann Mike Faulhauer Mike Feeney Don Frandsen George Gerwe Anne Guidici Tim Gould Dan Grothus Dave Hall Lisa Hancock Bernadette Handley Dale Hansen Frank Harkins Carol Harris Nancy Hasley Anthony Haut Lisa Hengen Tammy Hibbeler Ed Holliverse Bill Hoover Beth Howard Louis Iannuzzelli Maria Jacobsen Katie James Matt Kakert George Kail Theresa Keiser Maribeth Kerkhoven Laurie Kilfoy Sue Killion Katherine Knott Mark Koch Bob Kopatich Polly Krueger Stephanie Kuhnle Ann LaMar Anne Lammers Ed Langford Tim Lawler Joe Leahy Zorina Leinweber Kurt Lewin Steve Light Julie Logas Tom Macksey Jon Madrigal Carol Maher Lori Marley Margaret Martens Dan Martin Margaret Martin Theresa Marxen Robert Mayers Todd Mayes Gene McCabe Tricia McCabe Dave McCluskey Bill McGee John McGivern Pam McGowan Sue McGuiness Dan McKeon Mary Mehmert Tim Mooney Pat Moore Jo Ann Mussmann Sandra Mussmann Matt Nagle Mike Nahra Michelle Nichols Tricia Nobis David Nolan Jane Nolan Jerry Nykoluk Sue O'Donnell Cheryl Omahen Margaret Osborn 108 Jim Otto Lonnie Piet Linda Ponsetto Pat Quigley Diana Quinn Lisa Quinn Mitch Reyhons Mary Riley Todd Roach Dori Roberts Jane Robnett Julie Rodman Paul Roe Terri Rogers Marianne Rossmiller Natalie Russell Pam Schadt Chris Schebler Diane Schloemer Lisa Schricker Laura Shetler Theresa Simpson Tony Soer Bob Solis Gabe Solis John Stack Viv Stamenic Mike Stanton Kathy Stemlar Cathy Thelen EI6HTY! N- 'sch)0 Nick VanCamp Rick VanCamp Sara VanVooren Dave Vargas Dave Verbeke Dianne Vieger Juli Volante Paulette Walloch Fran Walsh Tom Walsh Michelle Weber no Paul Weiman Bill White Sheila Wolfe Vince Zerngast Joanne Azzaline Jim Barber Ann Barnes Bob Becker Connie Beckwith Lisa Allison Dan Ambre Lorrie Ambrose Bob Anderson Dave Angerer Robert Arth 112 Moira Denny Deanna DeRusso Lisa DeVries Mark Donovan Betsy Doyle Joe Dubin Candi Edwards Kathy Eisenbacher Marcia Elkins Chuck Englemann Mary Epping Colleen Erickson Kevin Ewen Matt Feeney Pete Fennelly Lillian Ferdinands Trish Figge Mike Froeschle Jim Gilhooly Carolyn Glassgow Janine Goodall Tom Goodall Sally Gould Patty Grady Kurt Griebel Dave Grove Joe Gumpert Doug Haiston Shelly Hancock Angela Harris V Alison Hart Marty Hart Maureen Hart Julie Hartvigsen m Tony Hathaway Carolyn Hawks Lori Hebbeln Jacque Hein John Hengen Vicki Hibbeler Katrina Hogan Victoria Holliverse Scott Holmes Paul Holst 60 FRESURI g| $ Michelle Logas Chris Lomax Mike Loos Gina Losasso Mary Luchner Christine Lyons Felicia Lyons John Macksey Mary Jo Malloy Troy Martin Kathy Masterson Tim Masterson Matt McAllister Terry McAtee Beth McCabe 115 Jim McCage Tim McCaughey Kathy McCoy Patty McDermott Kathleen McGinn Kevin McGowan Dennis McGrath John McHugh Kathy McNamara Larry Mester Joe Missel y oiu-v- 116 Dennis Mullen Kellie Murphy Debbie Naef Terry Nauman Karen Nelson Debbie Nichols Tracy Ortiz Mike Otting Debbie Palmisano Lori Parsons Perry Peiffer Wendy Peppers Elizabeth Piet Nettie Pullella Jim Pyrz Julie Reyes Michele Rhinesmith Sherri Rogers Suzanne Rupe Carol Ruplinger Maureen Quigley Jane Quinn Mark Ransford Wendy Reed Paul Resnick Sue Russell Vince Ryan Mike Sachs Rita Sachs Brian Samberg Allen Schaeckenbach Brian Schilling Mark Schlitz Carolyn Schmitt Lisa Schneider Troy Smith Terry Sodawasser Tim Spelletich Denise Spinner Sharon Stemlar Karen Stradt Tom Sunderbruch Kevin Takacs Mark Thomsen Denise Tschida Tony VanCamp Katie Velthoff Beth Verdon Mary Verdon Joe Vogel Wendy White Tim Whitty Elizabeth Wiebler Chris Wiegand Paul Willaert Mary Wolfe Sue York Scott Zimanek Sue Vonderhaar Steve Wafer Ann Walsh Lynn Weiman Kim Wellendorf MEMORIES ARE LIKE BLUE JEANS; THE OLDER THEY GET, THE BETTER THEY BECOME! ASSUMPTION 1978 REMEMBER BEING ABLE TO HEAR MR. MILLER AND MR. SUNDERBRUCH'S CLICKING SHOES COMING DOWN THE HALL 1 Mr. Don Miller, having weathered his first year as our Principal, is busier than ever. Each book, letter, memo, or scrap of paper in, on and around his desk is another area of concern for Assump- tion. No other Principal has led us on to Fry the Falcons Defile the Devils! Bury the Bulldogs! or Pound the Pio- neers! and all this on a diet of seasoned spinach! 2 Mr. Tom Sunderbruch, as Dean of Students, kicked-off the new school year with his favorite melody Everything’s Cornin' Up —- Pink! 7:10 AM a no show means 7:15 AM Sorry to wake you, but your son ... We'd made it through the day and some how miss TAS's announcement for us around 12:15. 12:16 P.M, you mean Mary's not at home ei- ther, we'll try McDonalds! Once again, EVERTHING CAME UP —PINK!!! 3 Father Hoenig, The Finan- cial Wizard of West Central Park, also known as De Fater- Figure of Der Dollar-Makers, is the walking index for the latest quote. 122 1 Ms. Nancy Adams ..... Home Economics Mr. Ray Ambrose ...... Social Studies Mr. James Brainerd ... Physical Education 2 Ms. Sharon Brunkan ... Foreign Language Mr. David Burke ...... Guidance Mr. Karl Burmester ... Business Education 3 Mr. David Clauss .... Fine Arts Sr. Marcia Costello, CHM .................. Communications Coordinator 4 Mrs. Joan DeVries .... Science Mr. John Each ........ Physical Education 123 124 1 Mr. John Erickson.... Mathematics Mr. James Fox.......... English Sr. Andrea Gilmer, OSB ................... Guidance 2 Mr. Dennis Glancy .... English Ms. Patricia Hanlon ... Fine Arts Mrs. Ruth Heuermann . Foreign Language 3 Mr. Patrick Houlahan .. Social Studies Sr. Margaret Keefe, BVM.................... English 4 Mr.' William Kellenberger........... English Sr. Sharon Kubes, OSF . Mathematics 1 Mr. Gary Laake....... Business Education Ms. Irene Mack ....... Physical Education Sr. Jane Mackin, BVM . Mathematics 2 Mr. Glenn McPherson .. Physical Education Mrs. Jacquie McPherson............. English Sr. Mary Meyer, OSF . Mathematics 3 Mr. James Minick .... Science Dr. John Moriarity .... Science 4 Mr. Edward Morrissey . Social Studies Ms. Maureen O'Connor . Mathematics 125 1 Sr. Annelle O'Dea, BVM ..................Guidance Mr. James O'Donnell .. English 2 Sr. Claire Marie Patik, CHM ...................Science Mrs. Marilyn Phelan ... Physical Education 3 Mr. Michael Phelan .... Mathematics Rev. Michael Phillips .. Religion Mr. Edward Quartell .. Social Studies 4 Mrs. Joan Resnick.... Home Economics Mr. Thomas Salsbury .. Fine Arts Sr. Elizabeth Sprung, BVM ................Librarian 126 1 Rev. John Stecher .... Religion Rev. Robert Staes ..... Religion 2 Mr. John Tefer....... Social Studies Mrs. Catherine Tucker . Science 3 Mr. Chris VanLauwe .. Social Studies Mrs. Kay Volz ......... Business Education Mr. David Watson ...... English 4 Sr. Ruthelle White, BVM.................... Social Studies 127 1 Second only to Mom's home cooking are our lunch lady's scrumptous meals. Left to right, Mrs. Hazel Miller, Mrs. Geneva Ries, Mrs. Verna Tubbs, Mrs. Alice Fall, Mrs. Millie Trafford, Mrs. Anne Ertl, Mrs. Alice Meyer, Mrs. Fern Larsen, and Mrs. Norma Stoltenberg. 2 George Cole and Joe Mettlestadt perform many services to make us proud of our school. 3 Assumption couldn't operate without its dedicated Front Office staff. Left to right, Mrs. Lee Reilly, Sr. Mary Francis Regis McNamara OSF, Mrs. Marge Mielenhausen, i28 Miss Catherine Enderle and seated Miss Mary Michl. AUTOGRAPH PAGE 129 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR NHS MEMBERS are: Top row - Jean Glowacki, Karen Berchtol, Bill Timmons, Chris Whitehead, Mark Nahra, John McKeon, Scott Tinsman, Tim Anderson, Nancy DeVries, Patricia Muhs; Middle row - Kathryn Wa- fer, Anita Hogarty, Jeanne Rossmiller, Diane Zack, Kristie Clements, Cindy Geheren, Mary Lyngholm, Beth Knickrehm, Cathy Carlin; Bottom row - Mr. Jim Minick, sponsor, Scott Jackson, Teresa Grimes, Colleen Master- son, Connie Zaug, Katherine Saskowski, Andrea Quinn. SENIOR NHS MEMBERS not pictured are Joe Evans, Jim Kadavy, Joe Macksey, Natalie Puellella, Paul Quinn, Mike Roche, Laurie Tonn, Lori Weiman. JUNIOR NHS MEMBERS not pictured are Mary Figge, Charles Miller, Diane Devine, Mary Gebelein, Laura Sun- derbruch, Joanne Gosser, Catherine Frommelt, Greg Liebscher, Julie Kroy, Lisa Heming, Mary Resnick, Sharon Anderer, Anne Linehan, Mary P. McGinn, Christine Caffery, Kathleen McCabe, Bob Duffy, Gina Gudac, Pam McGuiness, Kathleen Epping, Tom Zack, Shari Sodawasser, Doug Jasper, Beth Johnson, Rosellen Edens, Peter Tinsman, Tamara Verdon, Michelle Gau, Katherine Kratt, Lisa Golick, Susan VanCamp, Eileen Jensen, Lisa Britt, Teresa Nares. 130 Most Reverend Gerald O'Keefe Bishop Of Davenport HONOR ROLL OF ACCUMULATIVE AVERAGES Seniors Juniors First Honors 4.000 Figge, Mary C. 4.000 Miller, Charles A. 4.000 Second Honors 3.5 - 3.999 Second Honors 3.5 - 3.999 Saskowski, Katherine L. 3.949 Devine, Diane T. 3.971 Whitehead, Christopher B. 3.935 Gebelein, Mary L. 3.936 Mailer, John E. 3.921 Sunderbruch, Laura M. 3.936 Hogarty, Anita M. 3.901 Gosser, Joanne K. 3.914 Wafer, Kathryn E. 3.884 Frcrmelt, Catherine M. 3.900 Knickrehm, Beth A. 3.882 Liebscher, Gregory J. 3.891 Geheren, Cindy M. 3.875 Kroy, Julie A. 3.890 McKeon, John F. 3.864 Heming, Lisa M. 3.885 Zaug, Connie M. 3.852 Resnick, Mary R. 3.873 Rossmiller, Jeanne M. 3.843 Angerer, Sharon M. 3.850 Berchtold, Karen J. 3.832 Linehan, Anne T. 3.834 Anderson, Timothy D. 3.821 McGinn, ftery P. 3.818 Carlin, Cathy J. 3.821 Caffery, Christine A. 3.811 Grimes, Teresa M. 3.817 McCabe, Kathleen A. 3.803 Muhs, Patricia J. 3.811 Duffy, Robert G. 3.763 Nahra, Mark J. 3.807 Gudac, Gina M. 3.728 Tinsran, W. Scott 3.801 McGuiness, Pamela J. 3.717 Lyngholm, Mary A. 3.790 Epping, Kathleen A. 3.698 DeVries, Nancy J. 3.758 Zack, Thcmas E. 3.688 Weiman, Lori A. 3.718 Sodawasser, Shari A. 3.683 Pullella, Natalie A. 3.716 Jasper, Douglas M. 3.679 Masterson, Colleen M. 3.714 Johnson, Beth A. 3.641 Tinmens, Bill T. 3.707 Edens, Roselien E. 3.640 Kadavy, James M. 3.703 Tinsman, Peter W. 3.639 Tonn, Laurie M. 3.686 Verdon, Tamara J. 3.622 Jackson, Scott D. 3.680 Gau, Michelle A. 3.573 Roche, Michael G. 3.645 Kratt, Katherine A. 3.559 Zack, Diane M. 3.618 Golick, Lisa M. 3.556 Glowacki, Jean M. 3.601 VanCanp, Susan M. 3.553 Oiinn, Paul H. 3.599 Jensen, Eileen M. 3.536 Clements, Kristi M. 3.593 Britt, Lisa K. 3.522 Quinn, Andrea A. 3.588 Nares, Teresa A. 3.519 Evans, Joseph P. 3.536 Third Honors 3.0 - 3.499 Third Honors 3.0 - 3.499 Hood, Matthew J. 3.481 Schmits, Lisa M. 3.152 Fennelly, Mary R. 3.407 Pullella, Sandra 3.205 Macksey, Joseph P. 3.460 Cook, Brenda A. 3.147 Gunpert, Jane M. 3.403 Peeters, Rebecca L. 3.172 Gannon, Jennifer S. 3.452 Bracken, Kathleen A. 3.138 Griebel, Donna K. 3.402 Hull, Mark E. 3.153 Granados, Suzanne C. 3.450 Mams, Annette C. 3.136 Janney, Anthony H. 3.373 Cox, Aaron M. 3.143 Blough, Angela M. 3.442 Thelen, Patricia A. 3.125 Morrissey, Margaret A. , 3.362 Anderson, Edith M. 3.136 Clarke, Mary F. 3.420 McDermott, Michael J. 3.120 Schebler, Lori R. 3.343 Goldermann, Janine E. 3.118 Solis, Roxanne 3.406 Miclot, Nancy C. 3.119 High, Elizabeth E. 3.342 Wolfe, Anne Michelle 3.111 Roach, Julie M. 3.405 Ehgelrrann, Jeff M. 3.084 Anderson, Dawn E. 3.333 DeVries, Laura A. 3.107 Howard, Anne M. 3.404 Leinweber, Yesenia A. 3.054 Keenan, Theresa M. 3.327 Hood, Regina M. 3.103 McGuiness, Mark J. 3.401 Gerwe, Suzanne 3.053 Carroll, Margaret 3.322 VanVooren, Stephanie 3.099 Welte, David J. 3.374 Krajewski, Kristy H. 3.048 Hathaway, Margaret A. 3.322 Farrell, Marian R. 3.090 Ruth, Annette D. 3.370 Vanlandschoot, C-A. 3.048 Padley, Douglas J. 3.317 Jones, Sandra B. 3.059 Evans, James S. 3.358 Reynolds, Margaret M. 3.046 Wolfe, Anne Mar 3.290 Johnson, Gary M. 3.051 Jacobsen, Paul G. 3.289 Harkins, Katy M. 3.043 O'Donnell, Mary J. 3.267 Gardina, Monica J. 3.042 Master son, Mark G. 3.287 Elvidge, Susan E. 3.041 Panset to, Debbi T 3.262 Donahue, Margaret E. 3.036 Molyneaux, Marie E. 3.258 Blough, Nancy L. 3.035 McGuiness, Laurie 3.249 Niemann, Suzanne M. 3.027 Eck, Paula M. 3.249 Toney, Lynn M. 3.034 Nykoluk, Thcmas 3.242 Conway, Richard L. 3.017 Karwath, Margaret J. 3.240 Calsyn, Martin R. 3.033 Powell, Peggy A. 3.231 Laures, Patricia A. 3.013 Czupka, Connie S. 3.238 Jansen, Jeffrey G. 3.032 Cook, Linda A. 3.224 Matthys, Michael J. 3.007 Randall, Diana M. 3.222 Masterson, Michael G. 3.032 Jacobsen, Ann E. 3.209 VanCanp, Cynthia A. 3.000 Fennelly, Thomas G. 3.210 McAtee, Cynthia A. 3.031 O'Leary, Nancy E. 3.184 Grady, Maureen T. 3.028 Killen, Mary E. 3.168 James, Rose A. 3.028 Pille, Megan L. 3.162 Rhyne, Julie K. 3.026 O'Donnell, Ann M. 3.154 Feeney, Mary B. 3.003 Bradley, Colleen T. 3.153 132 HONOR ROLL OF ACCUMULATIVE AVERAGES Sophomores First Honors 4.000 Marley, Lori T. 4.000 McCabe, Tricia A. 4.000 Menster, Michelle R. 4.000 Freshmen First Honors 4.000 DeRusso, Deanna M. 4.000 Jacobsen, George C. 4.000 Jasper, Michael S. 4.000 Second Honors 3.5 - 3.999 Molyneaux, Margaret M. 3.974 Kadavy, David M. 3.953 Cleeton, Judy A. 3.925 Shetler, Laura J. 3.925 Berchtold, Julie M. 3.895 Carlin, Mary E. 3.868 Lewin, Kurt T. 3.861 McGuiness, Suzanne M. 3.825 Riley, Mary M. 3.810 Azzaline, Diane L. 3.800 Blough, Carol T. 3.789 Jacobsen, Maria L. 3.739 Maher, Carol A. 3.675 Calsyn, Mary C. 3.670 Bush, Anne M. 3.668 Bearbcwer, Lorri M. 3.650 Cmahen, Cheryl R. 3.641 Allen, Catherine S. 3.632 Nolan, Jane A. 3.628 Walsh, Frances J. 3.628 Edens, Judith M. 3.610 Creech, Donna M. 3.556 DeSmet, Leisha A. 3.552 Bradley, Kathleen M. 3.529 Krueger, Polly A. 3.500 Second Honors 3.5 - 3.999 Rhinesmith, Michelle T. 3.929 Blough, Ruthann M. 3.875 McCabe, James M. 3.857 Verdon, Mary E. 3.833 Howard, Katherine 3.765 Azzaline, Joanne M. 3.750 Briggs, Pamela S. 3.750 DeVries, Lisa J. 3.750 Smith, Troy A. 3.750 Verdon, Beth A. 3.750 Angerer, David M. 3.714 Masterson, Kathleen A. 3.643 Vonderhaar, Sue L. 3.643 Glowacki, Amy M. 3.625 Hathaway, Anthony J. 3.625 Lyons, Christine A. 3.600 Rogers, Sherri E. 3.588 Clements, Scott F. 3.571 Zimanek, Soott A. 3.571 Glcwacki, Lori M. 3.563 Burke, Marueen A. 3.556 McAtee, Terence L. 3.538 Hawks, Carolyn P. 3.533 Blessing, Julie A. 3.500 Ferdinands, Lillian S. 3.500 Gould, Sally A. 3.500 Knott, Kari K. 3.500 Pulleila, Annette M. 3.500 Third Honors 3.0 - 3.499 Third Honors 3.0 - 3.499 Arth, John R., Jr. 3.471 Coyne, Carolyn J. 3.444 Lyons, Anna M. 3.444 O'Donnell, Susan C. 3.442 Martin, Margaret M. 3.434 Kilfoy, Laurie L. 3.425 Tiirmons, Elizabeth A. 3.421 Johnson, Lori A. 3.418 Soer, Richard A. II 3.350 Quinn, Diana M. 3.333 Nobis, Mary P. 3.323 Giudici, AnneE. 3.316 McGcwan, Pamela M. 3.316 Micklewright, Judith M. 3.306 Callahan, Clare H. 3.286 Czupka, Carol J. 3.263 Marxen, Theresa S. 3.262 Gannon, Julia A. 3.231 Carroll, Elizabeth M. 3.227 Rogers, Terri E. 3.213 Harris, Carol I 3.209 Hoover, William W. 3.190 Wolfe, Sheila E. 3.182 McCabe, Gene J. 3.175 Schadt, Pamela S. 3.125 Nichols, Michelle E. 3.100 White, William R. 3.100 Schebler, Christine A. 3.095 Moore, Patrick J. 3.093 Solis, Robert R. 3.088 Howard, Beth M. 3.080 Volante, Julianne M. 3.055 Quinn, Lisa A. 3.052 Rossmiller, Marianne 3.045 Kelly, Brendan J. 3.034 Verbeke, David M. 3.026 Russell, Natalie S. 3.024 Larmiers, Anne M. 3.020 Bracken, Andrew J. 3.000 Hengen, Lisa M. 3.000 Knott, Katherine M. 3.000 Lamar, Ann M. 3.000 Langford, Ed J. 3.000 Mayes, Todd A. 3.000 McCluskey, David A. 3.000 Nagle, Matthew J. 3.000 VanVooren, Sara J. 3.000 McCabe, Elizabeth A. 3.471 Shetler, Leslie A. 3.444 Ambre, Dan T. 3.438 Schulte, Sue A. 3.438 Elkins, Marcia K. 3.429 Leahy, Anne M. 3.412 Bourg, Michelle M. 3.375 Hancock, Shelley M. 3.375 Hein, Jacqueline T. 3.375 Murphy, Kellie A. 3.375 Nelson, Karen 3.375 Naunan, Teresa M. 3.353 Tschida, Denise M. 3.333 Figge, Patricia A. 3.313 Schneider, Lisa S. 3.313 Bush, Mary P. 3.250 McGowan, Kevin J. 3.250 Grove. David L. 3.214 McAllister, Matthew F. Jensen, Patricia A. McDermott, Patricia E. Sunderbruch, Thcras J. Glowacki, Margaret M. Haiston, Douglas H. Nichols, Debbie L. Sarrberg, Brian P. Irmen, Rebecca A. Hart, Alison E. Becker, Robert G. Ewen, Kevin Janney, Timothy M. Jones, Susan E. Keck, Kevin M. Wafer, Stephen P. Wiebler, Elizabeth J. 3.214 3.200 3.143 3.143 3.125 3.125 3.125 3.125 3.118 3.067 3.000 3.000 3.000 3.000 3.000 3.000 3.000 133 BOARD OF EDUCATION Officers of the Board of Education are: Dr. Dick Glowacki, Vice-President, Fr. Clifford Egert, President, Mr. Donald Miller, Executive Secretary. 134 ASSUMPTION PARENTS' CLUB OFFICERS 1977-78 President Vice President Treasurer Secretary REPRESENTATIVES School Board Parish Our Lady of Victory Holy Family St. Mary St. Paul St. John Vianney St. Alphonsus Sacred Heart Our Lady of Lourdes St. Joseph Maureen Frandsen Jim Resnick Mary Lou Coughlin Betty Miller Barbara Van Vooren Lorraine G John Sachs Loretta G Gerry Glowacki Diana G Don Creech Mary G Cy Kunkel Mary G John Burgmeier Marion G Chuck Van Camp Nancy G Ed Carroll Joan G Pat Walseth Molly G John Valainis COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Membership Honors G Awards Yearbook Christmas Dance Silent Auction Senior Breakfast Programs for Quad-Cities Open Chaperone Katie Molyneaux Tom Mooney Judy Garside G Pat Figge Rosemary Hines Kay Britt Marge Mielenhausen Fran Nolan 135 Mr. Neat's TUX SHOP 936 W. 4th St. Davenport, Iowa 52802 Complete Formal Wear Why Choose Marycrest? Just ask our students. Marycrest is a private, coeducational, liberal arts college with 26 major fields of study .. bachelor's E master's degree programs, plus career preparation in education, nursing, E social work. Financial assistance awarded on the basis of scholarship as well as need. Just ask our students, or an Admissions Counselor. You'll see why more students are choosing the Crest! are choosing the Crest! ADMISSIONS OFFICE 326-9225 MARYCREST COLLEGE 1607 W. 12th Street, Davenport, In. 52601� WONDER BREAD HOSTESS CAKES 1034 E. River Drive Davenport, Iowa Phone 323-3147 137 mar-iLjf=3CZ ri—i ir KS acDmf=� ar n= P Q Box 3667 Davenport. Iowa 52808 BUFFALO SAVINGS BANK A Mighty Bank on the Banks of the Mighty Mississippi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HONORED of ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL • From Your Friends Atop Brady Street Hill Palmer College of Chiropractic 1000 Brady Street Davenport I1CJ1 ColorTrak See Your Local RCA Dealer WE SALUTE YOU... THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW Burke Cleaners HOME OF “MR. 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DAVENPORT, IOWA 52808 PHONE 324-5235 Jim O Br : i - Owner 3- a 355-6407 SeCURITY State Trust and Savings Bank 17th at Grant Phone 319-359-7101 Bettendorf 144 AL VAN CAMP AGENCY, INC. AL JOE TONY 322-4609 1808 HARRISON DAVENPORT Fun is a Cornin' Your Way at the 1978 GREAT MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FAIR AUGUST 4-13 A NEW BIGGER CARNIVAL MIDWAY Have more fun this year with Century 21 Shows. Over 30 major kiddie rides, games and shows, including . . . Sky Diver — “Flying Bobs — “Hurrican — “Tip Top plus the giant ferris wheel and fun house, just to name a few. ★ ★ ★ SHOW YOUR TALENT AT THE FAIR! Over 16,000 competitive Exhibits in 1977 Join in this year — 1978 — and qualify for over $40,000 in cash Premiums offered ★ ★ ★ WATCH FOR ENTERTAINMENT SPECTACULARS IN FRONT OF THE GRANDSTAND TO BE ANNOUNCED ★ ★ ★ And back again for the Eighth Consecutive Year THE MITCHELL MARIONETTES in the OPEN AIR THEATRE ★ ★ ★ Your summer fun is complete, when you take in this GREAT FAIR, the . . . 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IOWA 52806 BANK J BRENTON} HALLIGAN-McCABE FUNERAL HOME, INC. JOHN J. McCABE WILLIAM L. McCABE ROBERT J. McCABE 614 Main St. Davenport, Iowa 155 FULLY ACCREDITED PROGRAMS • ACCOUNTING • ART • BIOLOGY • BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION • CHEMISTRY • CLASSICAL LANGUAGES • COMPUTER SCIENCE • CRIMINAL JUSTICE • ECONOMICS • EDUCATION • ENGINEERING (PRE) • ENGLISH • FOREIGN LANGUAGES • HISTORY • MASS COMMUNICATIONS • MATHEMATICS • MATHEMATICS EDUCATION • MUSIC • NATURAL SCIENCE • OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND STATISTICS • PHILOSOPHY • PHYSICAL EDUCATION • PHYSICS • POLITICAL SCIENCE • PSYCHOLOGY • SOCIOLOGY • SPEECH AND THEATRE • THEOLOGY and SPECIAL STUDIES, A SELF-CREATED MAJOR 324-1681 Davenport, Iowa FRANDSEN EXCAVATING CO 1101 W. 13th Street DAVENPORT, IOWA l-OWA I-ILINOIS l-NDIANA THREE ! TRUCK LINE, Inc. 3900 ELM STREET Ralph Hawley Owner BETTENDORF, IOWA Phone 355.4731 156 e 1976 Happy Joa a. Inc The flavors of yesterday’s soda fountain mixed with today’s popular pizza parlor. Young and old tastes for young and old people. Happy Joe's Pizza and Ice Cream Parlor. If you’re still a kid. DAVENPORT - BETTENDORF - ELDRIDGE 158 f. mel foster eo.. me. 3rd Brady, Davenport 324-1081 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 1st in Sales in Service To all the Students for your outstanding achievements this year SUNDERBRUCH 160 xm complete ITALIAN AMERICAN MENU DININO ROOM SEATING FOR 100 1618 W. LOCUST ST. 324-3288 MON THRUTHURStl AM I2MI0NITC OPEN FRl SAT 1 I AM TO 1 AM SUNOAY II AM TO II PM BETTENDORF 940 LINCOLN RD. BETT 359-1666 Le Claire State Bank Farmers Savings Bank L« (IriR. Itm MUX. Ptrf if. lave Congratulations To Assumption High School 1 02 2 EAST 3 9 T H STREET from materials to major construction... dedicated to making travel life more pleasureful and more convenient for you with . . . . HEAVY CONSTRUCTION CRUSHED STONE All SIZES JOINTS • CONCRETE BITUMINOUS PAVING • HYDRATED AND CHEMICAL UME • STRUCTURAL STEEL CONTRACT . 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Davenport, Iowa cBesbcCOisdes cfor Ceiilinutx Suuxss 162 163 THE BLUE CHIP of the savings business CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 First Frdrral Savings of Davenport Horn Office Hi West Third Street Davenport Iowa 52081 Northwest Office 4004 NoMbwcst Boulevaid. Oevenptwt. low 52806 Bettendorf Off « Curtberland juaic S-ioppmg Canter. 18th � n j Spiuca Hills Drive Oatiendorf. Iowa 52 2? IOWA-ILLINOIS CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORP. • NAILC CMi 1 urt PIIOnWMT 0 PO BOX 1C88 BETTENDORF. IOWA 52722 THE MORTOARY KIMBERLY ROAD AT DAVENPORT AVENUE DAVENPORT. IOWA 52807 ••• I y iiiiaau Phone 319-355-1871 Trained and inspired leadership is needed in the troubled world of today. We live in uncertainty and fear. The times call for thinking and straight thinking — one of the goals of true education. Unfortunately, the world so clamors for action that men and women devote little time to thinking. Many believe in second-hand thinking. 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Daily Service To The Quad-Cities Twin-Slate ENGINEERING «k CHEMICAL COMPANY AMUCK COPYING DUPLICATING PRODUCTS • OFFSET • COPIERS • FLUID • MIMEOGRAPH • COLLATORS•PLATE MAKERS • FOLDERS A COMPLETE LINE OF PAPERS ynr AND SUPPLIES SALES AND SERVICE NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT Products of the Quad Cities, Inc. 3811 HARRISON ST DAVENPORT, IOWA S?806 (319) 386 1777 169 “30Yr. Reputation of Courtesy Service” DITTMER SHELL STATION On� Block East of Northwest Bank Locust and Fillmore Bill Dittmer, Owner MOTOR TUNE UPS FRONT END ALIGNMENT RADIO EQUIPPED TRUCKS COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE “Free Pickup Delivery” 322-9324 lulls suudio 1916 STURDEVANT 322-5359 170 DIRECT COLOR PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE CANDID FORMAL WEDDINGS SENIORS - BRIDES There’s no one exactly like you, Assumption The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Thomas E. Mooney AGENCY MANAGER SUITE 209 BRENTON BANK BLDG. 1606 BRADY STREET P.O. BOX 368 DAVENPORT, IOWA 52808 Res: 355-6520 Bus: 324-2601 HOME OFFICE: NEW YORK, NEW YORK Anonymous BANWORTH UDELHOVEN BOB'S MOBILE SERVICE DAHL FORD of DAVENPORT, INC. DAVENPORT ELECTRIC CONTRACT CO. Mr. Mrs. John Duffy Michael Linda Duffy A Friend ITALIAN VILLAGE Richard J. Hines, NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL INSURANCE LEE LUNARDI TYPEWRITERS MID-CONTINENT BOTTLERS, INC. ORR'S MAPLE HOUSE QUAD-CITY CONSTRUCTION CO. REINHOLD LOCKSMITHS SHIVE-HATTERY ASSOCIATES THOMS-PROESTLER Mr. Mrs. B.L. Tiedman VALLEY PRODUCE A SALUTE TO ASSUMPTION STUDENTS BROWN betdal lakototvuf,, 9nc. COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LORAS COUNCIL — 532 Davenport la. Summer is almost here and another year has become history. For the Freshmen and Sophomores the year seemed to take forever. The Juniors found it hard to believe that they were almost Seniors. And for the Seniors ... it seems but a short time ago that the year was starting. We all wished that 1 'Senior Year'1 would pass but now, it's gone so fast. The pages of this book become an anthology of this year. Indeed, like a quilt, the memories and experiences of our high school careers are interwoven with our entire existence; along with family and ambitions, they are us. Remember: ....the victory parties at Junge Park. ....as underclassmen it was Happy Joe's, later across the parking lot for a longer evening ....the many parties we attended together. ....hoping a holy day would land on the same day a big test was planned, and praying that the Mass and test were the same mods. .....getting crushed at the Homecoming rally try- ing to catch a football. .....the arena registration system and always hav- ing a conflict that took a couple of hours to resolve. ....the court yard and catching a ' 'few rays''. ....running out on to a muddy field after a slim victory over Central. ....pleading that the clock ' 'just ticked off green and it was the middle of the mod. ....some gallant Knights dressed as cheerleaders for the Homecoming Aud. Thank goodness they got cut. ....football and basketball and all the pre-game strategy in E-2 that spelled a successful victory. ....student council meetings featuring P.H. ....all the wonderful teachers who gave us an A or a B . ....all the mean teachers who gave less than a B ....spaghetti supper, dances, school plays, and all those extra-curricular activities that make school, school. This yearbook is a part of these high school memo- ries, especially for me. There are a number of peo- ple who have helped make it come alive and deserve a thank you. Among the many: The Parents Club......for their financial support. Sister Marcia Costello....for leadership and ad- vice . Mark Belli.....for photography. Mr. Sunderbruch.......for all those hall passes to conduct yearbook business. Mr. Burke......for the use of his phone. The yearbook staff....for their help, encourage- ment and companionship. Mr. Kellenberger......for his shot of advice. Michael E. Amould Editor - in - Chief 176