Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

ASSUMPTION... ACTIVITIES 9 ORGANIZATIONS 27 SPORTS 41 SENIORS 75 UNDERCLASSMEN 93 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 121 Assumption High School, Davenport. Iowa 1978-79 IIII ASSUMPTION 3 THERE s z © rfl iWIJHPTICN 1. Cowboy hat and all, Tom Jasper fits in with the crowd during the first all school dance. Mitch Reyhons sings along with the Spector Band. 2. Good joke Tim Gould. Laura loved it. 3. Lisa Britt and Laurie McGuiness- go get'em! 4. Football didn't get Dave LaMar down. He said the practice was rough but he managed to save enough en- ergy for the dance floor. 5. Assumption's own John Travolta, Mark Hull lent his know-how of the disco style to the Freshies. 7. Freshmen always have a way of bringing in the unex- pected as Collen Quigley and Annette Marinelli do their own thing at Freshmen Frolic. 6. Mary Gebelein announces the arrival of Tony Epping. THERE IS NC DLACE 5 6 Activities | FROSH FROLIC TO DISCO BEAT 1. Beth Figge and Mary Beth Losasso get down to the music with true Frosh spirit. 2. Brent Blumer and Colleen Allard do the latest in disco dancing. 3. Jennifer Wich Annie Molyneaux, Kathy Mooney, Monica Missel, and Myra Schiltz get into the beat of the music. 4. Chuck Carroll and Judy Springmeier boogie the night away. 5. David Collins and Matt Coleman are taught the latest steps by senior Mary Figge. I SO BEGINS . . . 1. The week of Homecoming finally arrives. Hall decorations add that extra trimming to the spirit of the occasion. 2. Dave Kadavy gives tips to the sophomore workers on their decorating techniques. 3. Lisa DeVries and Lorrie Ambrose add a personal touch to the halls in A-wing. 4. Dave Nolan eagerly eyes the surprise package left for him by his secret admirers . 11 Celebration of the Homecoming Mass was offered in thanksgiving for the many blessings God has bestowed upon our school over the past twenty years. The Catholic atmosphere that was established and has been maintained at Assumption reflects the true spirit of its students, fac- ulty, and many supporters. 20TH ANNIVERSARY 1. The cheerleaders flre-up the crowd. 2. During the festivities. Assumption's new mas- cot Is knighted Sir Lancelot . 3. A beloved veteran of our coaching and teach- ing staff, Mr. Ambrose displays the mug present- ed to him In commemoration of his twenty years of dedicated service to Assumption High School. 4. 1978 Homecoming Queen and Court: 3rd At- tendant Mary Peine, 2nd Attendant Mary Fennel- ly. Queen Monica Gardlna, 4th Attendant Lisa Heming, 1st Attendant Mary Jean O'Donnell, 5th Attendant Adriana Azevedo. 5. The Assumption football team watches intent- ly the exciting action taking place on the field. 11 .. Homecoming is an exciting time of year. Being elected queen makes it a special thrill for me. Homecoming includes a number of different people whom I would like to acknowledge: nTo the faculty who have given me more than words in a book. You have shown me Assumption is more than just people, but a united family who shares in victory as well as defeat. Through this I have found the values of a Catholic Education. To all the alumni- thank you for the traditions you have built and passed on to us. To the students- it is you who keep the tradition and ex- citement of Homecoming alive. It is you who I represent as queen. To my parents who have given me the opportunity to grow In the very best way here at Assumption. Last but not least, to the senior class. We've been through a lot together and now the big year has come. I am proud to say I am a member of the class of 79 . I wouldn't give anything to change these last four years I've had here at Assumption. Thank you for making my senior year very, very special. There is one special senior I'd like to thank and that is my sister Michelle. It is often hard to be a twin and I know this is one of them. Thank you Michelle; for all you have given me. ll | | M A S H | M A°S°H, which stands for Mobile Ambulance Surgical Hospital, is at the hands of two unpredictable surgeons - Hawkeye and Duke. Their madcap adventures keep everyone in stitches throughout the show. The M°A0S°H unit, is a dedicated group of people who are ready to serve at a mo- ments notice any casualties that may arrive at their hospital. With this group, no matter how serious the moment is, there is always room for humor. 1. Miss 0 Connor sells tickets before the big play. 2. Alot of preparation and make-up were needed in making the actresses look truly Korean. Lori Rahlf adds the finishing touches to Theresa Marxen. 3. Joe Simpson puts his heart into it, as he dances with Pauline Kearns. 4. Captain Pierce (Hawkeye), Played by Mark Hull and Captain Burns played by Bob Lanaghan make quite a hit with their song and dance. 16 1. A crowd gathers around the foot locker of Capt. Frank Burns, played by Bob Lanaghan, as Father Mulcahy, played by Tom Hansen, checks for a dead cat Burns claims to have seen In there. 2. I'd love to dance with you! , says Nurse Ja- nice, played by Connie Welman, to Hawkeye. 3. Ho-Jon teaches the Koreans about the Ameri- can way of life. 4. Trapper John, played by Joe Simpson, Intro- duces Duke and Hawkeye to the usual Swamp card game. 17 1. Students who attend Vo-Tech Center are Dale Hansen, Kevin Glowacki, and Jack Barons. 2. The Vocational Center, a tech- nical school that offers courses In health, secretarial practice, day care, machine shop, wood crafts, and much more, provides area high school students the opportuni- ty to experience and develop new talents within surroundings much like those of on-the-job situations. 3. Kevin Glowacki is hard at work removing valves from this cylin- der. 4. Dale Hansen does some sealing as he finishes up his project for the day. I___________MARDI GRAS 1. King Phillips presides over Mardi Gras with a little help from Kevin Light. 2. Susan Schneider, Stephie VanVooren, Dave Simpson, Mary Gebelein, and Bill La- Mar take time out from dancing to pose for this pic- ture. 3. Dave Nolan, George Gerwe, Brian Coughlin, Tony Soer, Tim Gould, and Matt Nagle model the latest fashion in clothing. You say you never heard of a toga?! 4. I'd like some green soda, please , orders Terry Sodawasser after winning first prize for the best cos- tume. 5. The 'Blues Brothers', Scott LaMar and Mike Loos visited A.H.S. coming all the way from Rock Island III. 19 Assumption High School proudly presents GODSPELL A Musical Based Upon The Gospel According to St. Matthew Conceived and Originally Directed by John-Michael Tebelak Music and New Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz Originally Produced on the New York Stage be Edgar Lansbury Stuart Duncan Joseph Beruh 20 TURNABOUT ’79 1. Holly Hughes and Rob Becker dance the night away. 2. Well, what do you say? Should we grab our dates for this slow dance? , Diane Azzaline seems to be saying to Kathleen Callahan, Judy Micklewright, and Geri Bell. 3. Let's show 'em our stuff, Mi- chelle , says Joe Simpson, as he and Michelle Gardina get into the beat of the music. 4. The fantastic group Head- winz , provides a great evening of dancing with their music. 5. Turnabout King and Court: 4th Attendant John Chupka, 3rd At- tendant- Bob Duffy, 2nd Atten- dant- Pete Tinsman, 1st Attendant Joe Simpson, and King Doug Jas- per. 1. Rick Conway, Lori Marley, U.D.P. (unidentified dancing person), Fran Walsh, and Tom Busher do their thing. Is there anyone else .... with your kind of style and your kind of grace? 2. Tim Connelly, Mike Jasper, Stephanie Kuhnle and her date take a break from the dancing to sit and re- lax. 3. Hey, has anyone seen my date? , asks Allen Schaeckenbach. 4. King Doug selects the girl of his choice for this special dance while the Court looks on. VARIETY SHOW 1. I don't know either, Clayton. 2. Sue McGuiness has them swooning. 3. Mr. Kellenberger and Mark Hull debate Who's on First . 4. Variety show preformers get down to Sage's it's your birth- day. . 5. Freshmen Mary Huber and Kelly McGuiness put their whole heart and voices into it. 6. Everyone sings happy birth- day to Assumption. I 24 1. Master's of ceremonies, Mark Hull and Monica Gar- dina, combine their talents to provide much enjoyment and laughter for their audience. 2. Scott LaMarr and Mike Loos, two wild and crazy guys are joined with their American friend, Chris Wiegand, for one of the most enjoyable acts of the show. 3 4. We were fortunate enough this year to be pro- vided with entertainment from some past alumni Phil Hart and Dave Resnick. 5. John McKee draws alot of sighs from girls in the au- dience as he sings Three Times a Lady . 25 STAGE CREWS FOR 1978-1979 M°A S H°- Manager and Assistants: Linda Cook, Tim Duf- fy, and Dale Hansen. Other crew members were Kate Cos- tello, Gail Beckwith, Diane Schlomer, Scott Clements, and Steve Beutel. VARIETY SHOW- John Stack, Tim Duffy, Dale Hansen, Mark Merrill, Kurt Lewin, Kate Costello, Larry Mester, Tom Hansen, and Dave Edens. GODSPELL- Dale Hansen, Brenda Creighton, Theresa Bell, Brian Murphy, Mike Hadley, Pauline Kearns, Larry Smith, Larry Mester, Kathy Fer, Linda Cook, Tim Costello, Tom Hansen, Maureen Gadient, Theresa Masterson. 1. Everyone pitched in to raise a flat into position for M° A° S H° . 2. Mike Hadley adjusted the sound system for GODSPELL. 3. Tim Duffy tries to hit the nail on the head . 4. Kate Costello and Diane Schlomer readied props for the Variety Show. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMAN REPS Mike Hall Kathy Mooney Bill LaMar Kathy Fer Bill Bush Anne Molyneaux Colleen Quigley Myra Schiltz Ann Connelly Liz Vasen SOPHOMORE REPS Scott Clements Lisa DeVries Jim McCabe Paul Burgmeier Mike Froeschle Sally Gould Lorri Ambrose Mary Bush Anne Glowacki Ruth Ann Blough JUNIOR REPS Liz Carroll David Kadavy Tim Gould Tim Mooney Matt Nagle Drew Bracken Tricia McCabe Beth Timmons Pam McGowan Anne Bush Fran Walsh SENIOR REPS Mary Gebelin, Pat Hart, Greg Liebscher, Tricia Hines, Tony Janney, Monica Gardina, Pete Bush, Mary Figge, Mark Hull, and Beth Johnson. AHS officers look up- ward, and onward, to new and better things at As- sumption High School. Inspired by Miss 110 Connor. • r Finishing my four years at Assumption High School as Student Council President has been one of the most rewarding experiences I've had. Its been a long range goal for me, ever since my oldest brother was Assumption High School's Student Council President ten years ago. Being President is an honor always to be upheld. I most sincerely hope that all future Student Council officers will realize their position and give it the respect it deserves. Beth Johnson 29 THESPIANS Thespian Advisor, Mr. Watson studies the script for this year's musical Godspell Thespian Officers President- Pam McGuiness Treasurer- Linda Cook Vice-President- Peggy Donahue Scribe- Joe Simpson Secretary- Pat Hart 30 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Taking a break from their studies is the High School Bowl Team. L. to R. are: L. Marley, M. Menster, M. Ge- belein, S. Sodawasser, T. Janney, Top, Advisor Mr. Kelfenberger, and D. Padley. To the left, Mr. Kellen- berger looks out for any op- ponents. We're real proud of the ef- forts put forth by our team even though they suffered a close match to Mt. Pleasant, 115 to 145. 31 FRENCH CLUB Oui! Oui! It's the AHS French Club. Officers are Beth Johnson, Lisa Britt, Polly McGinn, And Margaret Car- roll. Other members are Colleen Quigley, Linda Lyngholm, Tom Brehmer, Debbie Nichols, Steph Geheren, Beth Figge, Margaret Martin, Lorri Bearbower, Laura Shetler, Shelly Nichols, Terri Cameron, Joe Czologz, Bob Lanagan, and Larry Smith. Advisor- Miss Brunken ii When AHS Jocks and Jockettes assemble you get the Monogram Club. Each month one person is picked as an outstanding member of the month. The officers at left are: Mary Carlin, Vice-Presi- dent; Kathy Epping, Secretary; Mr. Kellenberger, Advisor; Pete Bush, Treasurer; Mark Gould, Presi- dent; Tim Mooney, Vice-President; and Monica Gardina, President. 33 ASSUMPTION BAND The spirit of AHS starts with our enthusiastic band under the leadership of Mr. Clauss. Willing and able, they are ready in a moments notice to per- form whether in a musical, game, concert, or pep rally. These members are dedicated to long hours of practice each day. 34 Director Mr. Claus is amazed by the sounds coming from the band. Seniors Mary Resnick and Susie Van Camp are tooting their horns. Jazz Band members from left, Troy Smith Joe Simpson, Dave Bielser, Clayton Beckwith, Marian Farrell, Jerry Biles, Debbie Ponsetto, Gail Beck- with, Joe McLemore, Mike Moore, Mr. Claus, Rob- bie Mayars, and Tony Haut are ready to roll. 35 ASSUMPTION CHORUS Give me a high S' for the soprano section of Concert Choir. 1st row (L to R)- L. Cook, M. Rossmiller, P. Loos, J. Caffery, J. Reyes. 2nd row- D. Quinn, K. Knott, M. Kerkhoven, N. Russell, L. Weiman, C. Lyons. 3rd row- K. Hogan, C. Vickroy, M. Logas, D. Bergthold, B. Creighton, M. Luchner, L. Allison, S. Schulte. Hitting the lower notes are the altos. 1st row- A. Linehan, J. Kroy, K. Howard, S. McGuiness. 2nd row- S. Murphy, L. Golick, J. Gannon, C. Salter, L. Ferdi- nand, J. Callahan, J. Quinn. 3rd row-M. Rupe, L. Johnson, A. LaMar, M. Weber. 4th row- N. Clover, L. High, A. Hart, K. Callahan, D. Creech, C. Allen, C. Hawks. 5th row- C. Callahan, J. Clee- ton, B. Irmen, P. Donahue, P. Walloch, C. Anderson. Last, but not least, come the Bass and Tenors. 1st row- J. Czologsz, B. Lan- aghan, B. McKee, M. Bergthold. 2nd row- T. Hansen, P. Hart, J. McKee, B. Gould, C. Hart. 3rd row- S. Griffiths, J. Reyes, P. Collins, B. Kresse, P. Roe, M. Loos. 36 Conducted by Miss Hanlon, the voices of Assumption High School make up the group Assumptionaires. Bottom L. to R. are; M. Moore, M. Loos, K. Howard, M. Kerkhoven, D. Quinn, L. Sunderbruch, D. Devine, A. Wolfe, D. Ponsetto, L. Cook. Second Row; P. Collins, A. LaMar, C. Beckwith, K. Callahan, M. Rossmiller, C. Al- len, L. High, J. Burgmeier, M. Nahra, D. Kadavy, P. Roe, M. Luchner, C. Caffery. Top row; T. Busher, J. Simoson. J. McKee, B. McKee, T. Rodgers, C. Callahan, B. Freck, T. Cameron, P. Donahue, and D. Creech. 37 YEARBOOK The 1978 - 1979 Yearboox staff take a break for a quick shot. Bottom L to R. J. McHugh, K. Hawks, S. Niemann, M. Peine, G. Hood, B. Peeters, T. Smith, D. Devine. Top L to R. J. Sterling, G. Solis, W. Beyer, T. Cameron, S. York, L. Heming, T. Costello. Missing are: L. Schebler, J. Burgmeier, M. Na- gle. F. Walsh, S. Pullella, L. Golick, D. Hansen, L. Carroll, T. Carpenter, L. Herbers, and J. Czolgosz. Bottom L - Diane Devine gazes for an inspiration. Bottom R - John McHugh works while Joe Czolgosz observes his techniques. 38 1. John in the files. 2. Kirky in the pop ma- chine. 3. Tim Fran in the Dark Room. 4. Sr. Marcia Sue in dis- cussion. Sue Niemann - Editor-in-Chief Section Editors Diane Devine - Activities Mary Peine - Organizations John McHugh - Sports Lori Schebler Sandy Pulleila - Seniors Carolyn Hawks - Underclassmen Lisa Heming - Faculty 39 KNIGHT BEACON The Knight Beacon staff looks over a finished copy. From the left are: Pam Briggs, Features; Tom Thompson and Margaret Carroll, Sports; Terri Ca- meron, Features; Michelle Gau, Editor and News; and Pat Hart, Editorials. Missing from the picture are Gabe Solis, Art, and Faculty Advisor Sr. Mar- cia. Pat Hart takes a different look at things. Gabe Solis points out one of his better cartoons while the rest look on. Michelle Gau happily taking notes. 40 SDCETS CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders Senior- Lori Schebler Junior- Trish Nobis Senior- Laurie McGuiness Senior- Joanne Gosser Senior- Diane DeVine Senior- Jane Burgmeier Junior- Anna Lyons Senior- Erin Murphy Junior- Julie Berchtold Senior- Therese Keenan Freshman Cheerleaders Jennifer Wich Kelly McGuiness Annette Marinelli Mary Huber Pat Donahue Sophomore Cheerleaders Lisa DeVries Marea Joyce Mary Bush Ann Barnes Amy Beyer not pictured: Amy Glowacki Row 1- Steve Leahy, Bill LaMar, Mike Hall, Joe McLemore, Pete Cronkleton, Perry Glascow, Dave Schmidt, Mike Howard, Shaun Roach, Marty Menster, Bill Bush, Curt Berchtold. Row 2- Tom Doyle, Tim Bernat, Mike Matson, Pete Britt, Jack Hudson, Bill Gould, Mike Chupka, Dave Thompson, Mark Theis, Matt Coleman, Paul Hart, Tony Epping, Abe Clinton. Row 3Bob Corbin, Dave Faulhaber, Matt Hough, Matt Adamson, Steve Dockery, Joe Karwath, Tony Tonn, Nick Miller, Coach Powers, Coach Sals- bury. Coach Bush, Kevin Light, Rick Ney, Marty Mansfield, Chuck Carroll, Dean Tandeski, Greg Mainey, Craig Stear. 2 Sophomore Football Team: Row 1: John Lin- ehan Matt Feeney, John Huber, Mark McA- foos, Tim McCaughy, Kevin Keck, Paul Burg- meler, Kevin Takacs, Dave Angerer. Row 2: - Perry Pelffer, Dan Ambre, Jerry Gripp, Marty Hart, Mike Ottlng, Doug Halston, Paul Res- nlck, Mike Jasper. Row 3: Pat Browne, Harold Jestel, Troy Smith, Tony Hathaway, Tim Janney, Brian Schilling, Tim Masterson, Dave Grove, Tim Whitty. Row 4: Dan Grondo, Kevin McGowan, Joe Dubin, Joe Gumpert, Charles Engelman, Scott LaMar, Mark Dona- van, Al Schaeckenbach. Row 5: Rob Becker, Ed Bracken, Vince Ryan, Mike Loos, Matt Bradley, Steve Wafer, Terry McAtee, Tim S pel I itich. Row 6: Manager, Terry Sodawasser. Coach Cable, Coach Ambrose, Coach Brainerd. 1) Assumption holds back Central for no gain on the play. 2) OB Mooney and Co. make headway to their goal line. 3) Coach Each fortells his game plans to the Assump- tion starters at the start of the game. 4) The Assumption defencers stage a round-up on their opponents for the Knights. 46 The mighty Red and White fire up before the start- ing of the game. 2) Assumption adds on 3 more points. 3) The defensive Knights await their foes to tackle away their troubles on the playing field. 4) The coaches try a new game plan to get the Knights out of the gallows and on to their victory throne. 5) Assumption's very own mascot. Senior Monica Gar- dina, helps add to the already overwhelming spirit at Assumption. Row 1- Dana Nitschke, Dave LaMar, Doug Aller, Pat Kilfoy, Larry Madrigal, Pete Bush, Pat Doyle, Greg Liebscher, Mark Gould, John Chupka. Row 2- Bob Duffy, Mark Donnelly, Mike Feeney, Joe Frandsen, Tom Zack, John Erwin, Tom Delleman, Don Ruiz, Tim Gould, Coach Jim Fox. Row 3- Kevin Kelly, Brian Coughlin, Brenden Kelly, D.J. Wallace, Dave Nolan, Ed Langford, Tim Mooney, Tony Haut, Vince Zerngast, Tony Janney, Coach John Each. Row 4- Bob Ko- patich, Mike Jaros, Matt Nagle, Mark Shipley, Dan McKeon, Pete Dockery, Steve Losasso, Mike Hart, Jee Reyes, Coach Bill Fox. Row 5- Bill Collins, Don Frandsen, Tony Soer, Matt Kakert, Drew Bracken, Tom Thompson, Tim Lawler, Steve Light, Bob Brehmer, Coach Denny Quinn. Row 6Joe Leahy, Mike Geheren, Chuck Missle, Greg DeRusso, Joe Ceryanec, Tim Howard, Mike White, Coach Ed Morrissey and Coach Jim O'Donnell. 46 1) Pat Hart leads the Knights on to the playing field with spirit. 2) George Kali likes the way the team is playing. 3) Mike Condon keeps the game stats together to see who the best perform- er of the night was. 4) Mark Gould makes headway to West's goal line, but is unable to hold on. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Row 1- Brice McPherson Jeff McAfoos John Jacob- sen Joe Simpson John McHugh John McGivern. Row 2- Doug Jasper Mark Hull Bob McCarthy. Row 3- Paul Wei man George Jacobsen Mark Nahra Paul Roe Dave Verbeke Bill Hoover Coach Bill Kellen- berger. Row 4- Joe Behan Pat Riley. BOYS TRACK Row 1- J. McGulness, P. Cronkleton, D. Seur- rier, D. Azzaline, P. Doyle, T. Thompson, P. Peiffer, A. Clinton. Row 2- Mark Gould, S. Leahy, J. Huber, J. Sandberg, J. Micklewright, B. Lelnger, T. Smith, Manager B. Schilling. Row 3- P. Bush, P. Wessllng, D. Griffiths, D. Stoughton, M. Donavan, J. Barber, R. Becker, S. LaMar, J. Hengen. Row 4- P. Burgmeier, M. Donnelly, B. Coughlin, B. Bodayala, P. Owens, J. Brlmeyer, M. Cavanaugh. Row 5- V. Zerngast, D.J. Wallace, J. Leahy, J. Jacobsen, T. Burke, B. Hoover, T. Epplng. The boys track team was coached by: Head Coach- Mr. Jim Fox Ass't Coach- Mr. Bill Fox Ass't Coach- Mr. John Each 51 FRESHMEN TRACK Above: Row 1 (I to r)- C. Quigley, T. Moseley, S. Martens, A. Bracken, K. Collins. Row 2- L. Taylor, B. Hines, G Mirocha, S. Solis, M. Schiltz. Row 3- C. Allard, A. Miller, P. Grogan, S. Feeney, S. Verdon. Row 4- C. Canada, K. Hengen, M. Otting, C. Conroy. Missing from photo- T. Gusta. Below: Row 1- A. Lammers, B. Timmons, S. VanVooren, A. Guidici, J. Tonn. Row 2- L. Ambrose, T. McCabe, D. Azzaline. Row 3- S. Rupe, S. Pullella, K. Kratt, M. Resnick, K. Eisenbacher, M. Carlin. Row 4- M. Verdon, L. Weiman. Missing from photo- M.A. Rupe, K. Stemlar, L. Wiebler. GIRLS TENNIS Front (L to R)- C. Omahen, L. Carroll, M. Gardina, M. Wolfe, G. VanVooren, K. Callahan, A. Glowackl, Coach Irene Mack. Back- M.J. O'DDonnell, M. Gardina, A. Leahy, S. Leinlnger, C. Callahan, Manager T. Cameron, M. Menster, N. Noto, T. Figge, M. Martin, Asst. Coach Paula Schneider. 1. Cheryl Omahen is ready to ace her opponent. 2. Liz Carroll returning the ball. 3. Guffy VanVooren demonstrating her good tennis form. 4. Michelle Men- ster getting down low to return a short ball. 5. Monica Gardina easily putting the ball back. 53 BOYS TENNIS David Collins leaping to victory. Tim Bromell blasting back a backhand. Front (L to R)- Brent Blumer, Marty Otting, Shawn Roach, Gene McCabe, David Collins, Doug Jasper, Joe Simp- son, Kevin Halligan. Back- Ed Bracken, Mike Loos, Mike Jasper, Tom Hansen, Tom Bushur, David Simpson, Mark Thompson, Mark Julien. BOYS GOLF i t « Front (L to R)- J. Chupka, T. McCaughey, K. Griebel, J. Behan, D. Nevins, M.D. Howard, K. Halligan. Back- M. Hasley, T. Garside, T. How- ard, K. McGowan, P. Britt, M. Chupka, M.J. Howard, J. Duffy, S. Clements, P. Keenan, T. Krueger, M. Harkins, J. Czologz, S. Dockery, Coach John Erickson. At left: Coach John Erickson stands proudly with Tom Garside, Tim Howard, and Mike Hasley, all of whom have four letters in Golf. GYMNASTIC TEAM Row 1- Julie Hartvigsen, Jacque Hein, Patty McDermott, Carol Czupka, Kathy Mooney, Beth Figge, Mary Carlin, Mary Riley, Coach June Christensen. Row 2- Ass't Coach Dan Klemis, Manager Anne Mo- lyneaux. Row 3- Trish Figge, RuthAnn Blough, Jennifer Carlin, Maureen Hart, Joan Timmerman. Miss- ing are Managers Nancy Noto, Sue McGuiness, Susie Petitti. Lower Left- Manager Nancy Noto looks on anxiously. Lower right- Coach Christensen checks on the bars before competition begins. Freshmen Wrestling. R-l David Volante, Joe Bysedt, Matt Vanlandschoot, Kevin Serrurier. R-2 Mike Hall, Pete Cronkleton, Craig Czupka, Jerry Gusta, Joe Micklewright, Coach Bernie Powers, R-3 Steve Leahy, Perry Glassgow Mike Howard, Bill Gould, Peter Britt, Mike Matson, Tony Tonn, Craig Stear. J.V. Wrestling. R-l Jim McCabe, Tom Thompsen, Paul Bystedt. R-2 Dennis Mullin, Joe Leahy, Tony Haut, Joe Reyes. PETER BUSH - STATE CHAMP AHS WRESTLING RECORD Freshman- 25-0 Varsity- 1977- 17-10 1978- 28-1 1979- 26-0 State Champion AAA- 185 lbs-'79 State Runnerup AAA- 185 lbs.-'78 District Champion- '78, '79 Invitationals: Champ at 185 lbs. Quad- '78 '79 Central- '78, '79 Muscatine- '78, '79 North Scott- '78, '79 All-Metro Conference- '78 All Mississippi Eight Conference- '79 Most Valuable Wrestler- '78, '79 Quad-City Times Prep of the Week - '78, '79 Channel 8-TV Athlete of the Week - '79 OFF-SEASON WRESTLING AAU 1978- AAU Junior Olympic National Champion in both Freestlye and Greco-Roman 1978- AAU State Champion 1978- Iowa AAU Outstanding Athlete in Wrestling Award. Iowa Student-Athlete Representative to AAU National Board. UNITED STATES WRESTLING FEDERATION 1978- State Runnerup Nationals- Freestyle- 6th Greco- 3rd 1979- Central Regional Champion 59 VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM (below) Front row (L to R)- Mark Gould (Senior), Tony Volante (Senior), Mike Foreschle (Sopho- more), Tim Gould (Junior), Jerry Nykoluk (Junior). Back row- Coach Jim Brainerd, Mike Brundies (Senior), D.J. Wallace (Ju- nior), Pete Bush (Senior), Larry Madrigal (Senior), Brian Coughlin (Junior). Not Pic- tured: John Chupka Senior John Chupka concentrates on taking down his opponent. GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: Front row (L to R)-Colleen Blough,-Beth Timmons, Anne Lam- mers. Sue VanCamp, Mary Resnick, Sara Van- Vooren, Kathy Stemlar, Monica Missell, Pam McGowan. Second row- Asst. Coach Karl Bur- mester. Manager Peg Eckman, Kathy Eisen- bacher, Steph Smith, Sally Gould, Head Coach Pat Houlahan. The 1978-79 Varsity Girls BB. team, after get- ting off to a slow start, came on like gangbusters after Christmas break. The season was replete with individual and team records being set. Through much effort and team work the girls had a very rewarding season, though their record may not indicate it. 62 BASKETBALL Sally Gould anxiously awaits a rebound. The strategy of the game IS 63 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM (above) Row 1 (L to R) K. Lacose, T. Moseley, M. Wolfe, S. Martens, L. Shetler, M. Kane. Row 2 M. Epping, L. Hebbeln, L. Madrigal, B. Hines, P. Grady, Coach Karl Burmester, B. Ir- men, S. Verdon, C. Conroy, M. Verdon, M. Schlitz, Manager P. Eckman. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM (below) Row 1 B. Hines, L. Valainis, S. Feeney, C. Conroy.. Row 2 P. Gasper, T. Moseley, K. Collins, M. Schlitz. Row 3 Coach Dave Wolfe, P. Grogan, S. Verdon, L. Madrigal. Sophomore Basketball Team-(Front)- M. Loos, T. Smith, D. Angerer, H. Engelmann, G. Jacobsen, S. Wafer. (Back)- Coach Dennis Glancy, B. McPherson, T. McAtee, P. Resnick, B. Grondo, M. Bradley, M. Otting, T. McCaughy. Missing from photo- Kevin McGowan. Freshmen Red and White Teams-(Front) C. Carroll, T. Doyle, S. Dockery, B. Corbin, B. Bush, Coach Bill Fox, T. Burke. (Middle)- M. Menster, M. Thies, B. LaMar, M. Irmen, M. Mansfield, M. Julien, D. Stoughton,. (Back)- S. Brickson, Coach John Each, A. Clinton, B. Broderick, J. Karwath, R. Ney. Missing from photo- J. Behan, M. Hough, J. McAfoos, D. Tandeski, K. Light, M. Chuoka, J. Summers. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st row- Manager George Kail, Brice McPherson, Dave Lemek, Paul Weiman, Mike Condon, Manager Tim Bro- mell. 2nd row- Dave Eisenbacher, Jon Madrigal, Bill McAfoos, Manager Jim Otto, Mike Feeney, Bob Wolf, Mike Hasley. 3rd row-Coach Glenn McPherson, Chuck Missel, Dave Verbeke, Terry Sodawasser, Matt Wiebler, Ass't Coach Ed Morrissey. YEAR OF THE CHAMPS” Mississippi Eight Conference Champs City Conference Champs Assumption Claims Davenport Crown By Mikr Ebbing of lh« Timm Assumption is the new king of high school boys basketball in Davenport John F. Kennedy was President the last time the .Knights could make such a claim Not since the 1960-61 season, when Davenport High School split into Central and West, has Assumption commanded the upper hand in head-to-head battles with the city’s two public high schools Assumption, with Matt Wiebler playing probably the finest game of his prep career, nipped Central 70-08 Friday night at Marshall Gym. . WIKBLFR SCORED a game- high 27 points — 11 of which came in the tense fourth quarter All the wiry senior did in the final eight minutes was make one basket and 9- of-9 free throws. For the night, Wiebler made U-of-U charity tosses — helping his club to a sparkling 16- of-17 from the line. The victory was the second in as many games over Central this sea- son Assumption split its two contests with West giving the Knights a 3-1 record in the city series. West and Central still have a regular-season game to play, but neither team can finish better than 2-2. ‘I guess this might make a few teams a little edgy when the tourna- ment rolls around,” Assumption Coach Glenn McPherson said. -CROWN Continued on Page 3S Assumption ft too ft Woof to WipCMpr a II It 1 1 3 27 AA cAfOuS 0 0 0 1 0 Sodowaisi' i 4 0 4 3 Wfimon 13 3 1 21 Wolf 3 S 2 3 ,? Lemek s 6 0 2 Fppnov 1 3 0 1 3 Ho� v 0 1 0 0 0 TOTAL� 77 4 4 14 It Control ft too ft ftopf. to Epping 4 7 3 4 1$ Stutosmon 4 17 0 2 « D rrick ♦ 2 1 14 10 ■II 1 1 - 21 An J� rwn 2 3 0 3 4 T homos I 3 0 2 0 MlidtOrond 0 1 0 0 0 Potr r 3 1 0 3 4 TOTAL It «1 4 14 44 Assumption 11 11 13 — It Control 13 11 It — 44 Offlclols — Jock Cor roll. Fronk Kroo ■ The newspaper clipping and the pictures on this page are a tribute to the spectac- ular playing ability of the team that would not give up. FACULTY ALL-STARS VS. MONOGRAM MEANIES (73-41) SENIOR VIXENS (FOXES) VS. FEMALE FACULTY FLASHES (2 out of 3) This years boys swim team members were Mark Miller, George Gerwe, John Springmeier, Matt Nagle, John McHugh, Brendan Kelly, Drew Bracken, and Pete Dockery. They are coached by Mr. Jim O'Donnell (foreground). Left to right: 1st row- Amy Mill- er, Lisa Hengen, Margaret Glowacki, Maureen Quigley. 2nd row- Patty Grady, Margaret Car- roll, Coach Irene Mack, Sara VanVooren, Sue Glowacki. 3rd row- Anne Glowacki, Beth Tim- mons, Stephie Van Vooren, Mary Wolfe, Amy Glowacki. Lower left: Coach Mack and Ass't Coach Cin- dy Dillon. fj B Varsity Football , i AHS % 1 7 14 L Wahlert i 2 6 West £ Alleman -y . 9 ■ 28 7 1 20 27 1 Clinton X 9 1 20 28 5- Central i 1 u° 10 Bettendorf 1 1 5 Gp 7 • U , North Scott 1 1 n 7 ' Muscatine I 1 14 0 fJm Burlington 1 H 1 ■ .Sophomore Football ■ AHS 1 6 6 Wahlert ? 1 6 36 West i 1 I 28 Bettendorf 9 Central 9 1 21 6 1 31 7 to Alleman 5 5 Clinton 9 Mt: scati ne 9 li 6 ► 7 1 21 — 17 1 21 6 North Scott 9 II 7 Burlington 1 mfjiP r ' 1 H ifia I Freshman Football 1 AHS 1 34 12 Wood I 1 14 0 J.B. Youn 3 y 8 1 22 o -3 Bettendorf (Black) | ■ 22 8 Clinton 1 1 12 6 Pleasant Valley 9 ■ 28 6 Alleman 1 1 22 V 12 Bettendorf (Gold) 9 1 26 0 Smart 9 iH9k — jjj | Due to publication deadlines we were f B unable to have the scores for spring 1 1 sports. This Includes boys and girls ten- 5 ■ nis, girls varsity and 9 track, and boys trad girls freshman fw Varsity 30 J 21 ■ ________Central 44 West 32 Wfe l casant Valley C‘ {or i Inche Muscatine Clinton • f Boys Swimming The 1978-79 swim team will long be remembered for their hard work and dedication. They may not have had a good record, yet what they lacked in talent they made up in numbers. I am not sure if their abilities ever surfaced; very little surfaced for that matter. But, WE HAD FUN!!!!! -Coach Jim O'Donnell Girls Swimming AHS 55 113 54 • 115 60 109 90 58 56 UQ, 97 33 45 V vl 24 56 Clinton Bettendorf West Regina Muscatine Wahlert Tipton Ottumwa urI ingT i Boys Cross The signs say. Speed guys may live forever.' Honorary Captain-_________ flost Improved- Joe JUfPTan -Coach BillJj Biberger 72 Sophomore Boys AHS Basketball 69, 42 Pleasant Valley 59 37 North Scott 64 65 West 56 46 Central 47 58 Alleman 36 62 Geneseo 52 61 Bettendorf 75 35 — Kewanee 53 58 Muscatine 67 53 Burlington 79 62 North Scott 45 47 West 50 47 C1 i nton 64 46 Central r • 43 67 56 70 Bettendorf Muscatine Clinton 53 60 Burlington C Sopholnore Girls AHS Basketball Burlington Clintpn N Wesqt North Scott. Central Preston Bettendorf Muscatine Burlington Clinton 55 L.J 51 West 78 48 Central 76 51 North Scott 43 73 Bettendorf 8 42 Muscatine Freshman Girls Basketball AHS 68 56 Williams 44 51 Walcott 50 43 North Scott 86 74 Smart 57 60. Sudlow 50 P Clinton 62 43 J.B. Young 56 33 Wood 37 30 Bettendorf (Black) 47 59 Bettendorf (Gold) 62 59 Clinton (Black) Girls Gymnastics AHS 146.41 124.90 Central 155.82 156.90 West 156.58 113.39 Muscatine 155.91 152.37 Clinton 156.70 129.90 Tipton 156.63 152.10 West 156.70 156.97 Bettendorf 159.22 127.77 Central 159.31 153.19 Bettendorf BASEBALL 4 NAME POS. Mark Gould 0 .................... 2b Tony Soer .................... Inf-c Steve Mosley ................. p-lnf Joe Ambrose .................. of Matt Bradley ..................... c Mike McDermott ................. p Dan Ambre ..................... p-of Grant Leese ................... of Aaron Cox ........................ P Mike Matthys ................. of-2b Pat Doyle .................... of-3b Tom Stemlar .................... of Mike Gripp ....................... P Paul Quinn .................... lb Paul Wei man ................ inf-p Doug Jasper .................... 3b Dave Eisenbacher ................ p Pete Bush ....................... c Don Miller- Head Coach Denny Glancy- Ass't Coach SENIORS Douglas John Aller Paul Joseph Ambre Dawn E. Anderson Edith Marie Anderson Sharon Marie Angerer Adriana Tenuta Azevedo Polly Ann Barnes Clayton Thomas Beckwith Elizabeth Mary Bedford Jack Allen Berens Mark Jerome Bergthold Michael Anthony Bergthold Tbepa es of this yearbook - Christopher John Bernat Wendy Jane Beyer Thomas Ford Birch Laura Lynn Blessing Michael William Brandies Robert Gerard Brehmer Lisa K. Britt Jacqueline Claire Browne Jane Veronica Burgmeier Peter Anthony Bush Cathleen Helen Butnuh re records' of my existence— Christine Ann Caffery Margaret Mary Carroll ry i ■fa ' ifl Grace Ann Cervantes Joseph Henry Ceryanec J ohn Eugene Czupka [ )enise Ann Clinton Patrick William Collins Villiam Meier Collins Richard Lydon Conway Linda Ann Cook Aaron Michael Cox Clare Frances Cronkleton zz% or ixj life is docuir er ted — Paul Joseph Cunningham Thomas Russell Deleman Donnelle Marie DePrey Diane Theresa Devine Laura Ann DeVries Raymond Dohse Margaret Ellen Donahue Marc Anthony Donnelly Patrick William Doyle Robert G. Duffy Timothy Duffy David Alan Edens Thore is aareat deal about n?e— Rosellen Elizabeth Edens Mary Eillen Ehlert John Craig Ehlinger Kathleen Ann Epping Marian Rose Farrell Mary Rose Fennelly Mary Catherine Figge Neil Anthony Fishburn Joseph Michael Frandsen Catherine M. 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Garside Michelle Ann Gau Mary Lynn Gebelein Michael Gehlsen Timothy Andrew Gerety Benjamin Kuhr Gerwe Mary Kelly Gilhooly Kevin John Glowacki Janine ElizabethGolderman Lisa Marie Golick Joanne Kathleen Gosser Mark Dennis Gould That'S because hr) not a statisticr John Patrick Grady Donna Kay Griebel Patrick Daniel Hart Moira Ann Hasenmiller I'm not jasta cheerleader— Paul David Hiebing Elizabeth Ellen High Patricia Maureen Hines Barbara Ann Hirstein Regina Marie Hood Timothy John Howard I’m nor jasr on orblete?— Mark Denniston Huber Mark Edmund Hull Maryann lannuzzelli John Frederick Irwin Ann Elizabeth Jacobsen Anthony Hugh Janney Douglas Michael Jasper Eileen Marie Jensen Ann Marie Jestel Beth Anne Johnson Gary Michael Johnson Sandra Beth Jones John Francis Kedley I'm not just a students Therese Marie Keenan Kevin Losbrook Kelly Patrick Joseph Kilfoy Thomas Robert Killian Kurt Douglas Krajewski Katherine Ann Kratt Bradley Ward Kresse Julie Ann Kroy Geri Susanne Krueger Mary Ann Kulaga Richard Allen Kunkel David Michael LaMar Gregory John Liebscher A osr (fall wbat I cm not is a picture- Patricia Ann Laures David Andrew Lemek Ben Linz Leutwyler III Ann Terese Linehan Gary Phillips Long Lawrence Michael Madrigal Julio Arturo Martinez Nicolette Masterson Thomas Edward Masterson Michael John Matthys Kathleen Ann McCabe Mary Priscila McGinn Laurie Ann McGuiness Pamela Joan McGuiness Though I did lookjik this Mark Shane Merrill Charles Anthony Miller Sherri L. 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Pictured on the left are Student Co-Chairmen Mike Matthys and Michelle Gau with Faculty Co-Chairmen Mrs. Joan DeVries and Fr. Phil- lips. The Chicago atmosphere and the Roar- ing 20's decorations were added touches. But nothing could top the SAUCY SENIORS and their SPAGHETTI SUPREME . HONOR ROLL OF ACCUMULATIVE Seniors AVERAGES Freshmen First Honors PIGCE, MARY C. 4.000 MILLER, CHARLES A. 4.000 Second Honors DEVINE, DIANE T. 3.956 HEMING, LISA M. 3.920 LIEBSCHER, GREGORY J. 3.913 RESNICK, MARY R. 3.907 CEBELEIN, MARY L. 3.902 SUNDERBRUCH, LAURA M. 3.884 ANGERER, SHARON M. 3.865 FROMMELT, CATHERINE M. 3.854 GOSSER, JOANNE K. 3.829 LINEHAN, ANNE T. 3.801 KROY, JULIE A. 3.784 WOLF, KATHRYN A. 3.781 McCINN, MARY P. 3.779 CUDAC, GINA M. 3.758 JASPER, DOUGLAS M. 3.757 DUFFY, ROBERT G. 3.755 CAFFERY, CHRISTINE A. 3.745 EPPING, KATHLEEN A. 3.722 McCABE, KATHLEEN A. 3.721 McGUINESS, PAMELA J. 3.707 ZACK, THOMAS E. 3.702 JOHNSON, BETH A. 3.644 GOLICK, LISA M. 3.623 EDENS. ROSELLEN E. 3.621 KRATT, KATHERINE A. 3.614 TINSMAN, PETER V. 3.592 VAN CAMP, SUSAN M. 3.579 JENSEN, EILEEN M. 3.557 BRITT, LISA K. 3.543 SODAWASSER, SHARI A. 3.528 VERDON. TAMARA J. 3.523 CAU, MICHELLE A. 3.512 NARES, TERESA A. 3.505 Third Honors SCHEBLER, LORI R. 3.455 CARROLL, MARGARET 3.418 HIGH, ELIZABETH E. 3.403 GRIEBEL, DONNA K. 3.398 PONSETTO, DEBBIE L. 3.377 FENNELLY, MARY ROSE 3.349 HATHAWAY, MARGARET A. 3.348 GUMPERT, JANE M. 3.344 ANDERSON, DAWN E. 3.331 KEENAN, THERESE M. 3.330 PADLEY, DOUGLAS J. 3.315 JANNEY, ANTHONY H. 3.313 MORRISSEY, MARGARET A. 3.290 COOK. LINDA A. 3.270 O’DONNELL, MARY J. 3.268 POWELL, PEGGY A. 3.264 PEETERS, REBECCA L. 3.259 WOLFE, ANNE MARIE 3.236 JACOBSEN ANN E. 3.233 PULLELLA, SANDRA 3.233 STARK, MICHELLE M. 3.202 McGUINESS, LAURIE 3.193 COX, AARON M. 3.180 LEUTVYLER, BEN L. 3.171 JOHNSON, CARY M. 3.162 DEVRIES, LAURA A. 3.151 GOLDERMANN, JANINE E. 3.150 WOLFE, ANNE MICHELLE 3.145 CONWAY, RICHARD L. 3.139 VAN CAMP. CYNTHIA A. 3.139 JONES. SANDRA B. 3.133 GARDINA, MONICA J. 3.113 DONAHUE, MARGARET E. 3.103 HULL, MARK E. 3.103 AZEVEDO, ADRIANA M. 3.100 PRIOR RITA A. 3.093 ANDERSON, EDITH M. 3.090 MATTHYS, MICHAEL J. 3.088 HOOD, REGINA M. 3.076 VAN VOOREN, STEPHANIE 3.062 FARRELL. MARIAN R. 3.040 REES INK, MARY P. 3.025 NARES, THOMAS J. 3.003 Juniors First Honors MARLEY, LORI 4.00C McCABE, TRICIA A. 4.000 Second Honors CLEET0N, JUDY A. 3.952 BERCHTOLD, JULIE M. 3.936 MENSTER, MICHELLE R. 3.936 MOLYNEAUX, MARGARET M. 3.933 KADAVY, DAVID M. 3.924 CARLIN, MARY E. 3.922 SHETLER, LAURA J. 3.904 BLOUGH, CAROL T. 3.831 LEVIN, KURT T. 3.828 AZZALINE, DIANE L. 3.821 McGUINESS, SUZANNE 3.807 RILEY, MARY M. 3.795 OMAHEN, CHERYL R. 3.713 ALLEN, CATHERINE S. 3.689 CALSYN, MARY C. 3.680 BEARBOVER, LORRI M. 3.673 MAHER, CAROL A. 3.661 NOLAN, JANE A. 3.659 JACOBSEN, MARIA L. 3.653 CREECH, DONNA M. 3.644 LYONS, ANNA M. 3.954 BUSH, ANNE M. 3.592 DeSMET, LEISHA A. 3.588 EDENS, JUDITH M. 3.587 KRUEGER, POLLY A. 3.570 MARTIN, MARGARET M. 3.518 Third Honors TIMMONS, ELIZABETH A. 3.470 WALSH, FRANCES J. 3.464 BRADLEY, KATHLEEN M. 3.462 SOER, RICHARD A., II 3.451 O'DONNELL, SUSAN C. 3.421 CALLAHAN, CLARE H. 3.412 NOBIS, TRISH 3.407 GANNON, JULIA A. 3.406 COYNE, CAROLYN J. 3.399 QUINN, DIANA M. 3.393 MICKLEVRICHT, JUDITH M. 3.380 HOOVER, WILLIAM W. 3.366 McGOWAN, PAMELA M. 3.353 KILFOY, LAURIE L. 3.344 JOHNSON, LORI A. 3.331 CZUPKA, CAROL J. 3.302 HARRIS, CAROL I. 3.298 CIUDICI, ANNE E. 3.293 MARXEN, THERESA S. 3.287 McCABE, GENE J. 3.272 ROCERS, TERRI E. 3.324 WOLFE, SHEILA E. 3.229 MOORE, PATRICK J. 3.215 ARTH, JOHN R., JR. 3.205 QUINN, LISA A. 3.195 CARROLL, ELIZABETH M. 3.184 HOWARD, BETH M. 3.158 SCHEBLER, CHRISTINE A. 3.151 LOOS, PATRICIA K. 3.135 LAMAR, ANN M. 3.124 NICHOLAS, MICHELLE E. 3.106 VERBEKE, DAVID M. 3.103 ROE, PAUL D. 3.080 SOLIS, ROBERT R. RUS 3.955 RUSSELL, NATALIE S. 3.032 WOLF, ROBERT J. 3.016 ROSSMILLER, MARIANNE 3.013 NACLE, MATTHEW J. 3.000 Sophomores First Honors DeRUSSO, DEANNA M. 4.000 JACOBSEN. GEORGE C. 4.000 Second Honors RHINESMITH, MICHELLE T. 3.955 JASPER, MICHAEL S. 3.951 DEVRIES, LISA J. 3.870 SMITH, TROY A. 3.841 AZZALINE, JOANNE M. 3.825 BLOUGH, RUTHANN M. 3.819 VERDON, MARY E. 3.805 McCABE, JAMES M. 3.792 MASTERSON, KATHLEEN A. 3.762 AMBRE, DAN T. 3.751 ROGERS, SHERRI E. 3.747 BRIGGS, PAMELA S. 3.744 TIMMERMAN, JOAN M. 3.733 VONDERHAAR, SUE L. 3.719 ECKMAN, MARGARET C. 3.709 CLEMENTS, SCOTT F. 3.706 HEIN, JACQUELINE T. 3.697 ELKINS, MARCIA K. 3.682 VERDON, BETH 3.679 LYONS, CHRISTINE A. 3.675 HATHAWAY, ANTHONY J. 3.674 HOWARD, KATHERINE 3.667 SHETLER, LESLIE A. 3.654 BOURG, MICHELLE M. 3.600 MILLER, MARK 0. 3.579 McATEE, TERENCE L. 3.566 HAWKS, CAROLYN 3.565 NAUMAN, TERESA M. 3.55? FIGGE, PATRICIA A. 3.548 NELSON, KATEN 3.548 SCHULTE, SUE A. 3.548 LEAHY, ANNE M. 3.545 CLOWACKI, 3.543 McCABE, ELIZABETH . 3.527 CLOWACKI, AMY M. 3.526 KNOTT, KARI K. 3.523 FERDINANDS, LILLIAN S. 3.370 Third Honors ANGERER, DAVID M. 3.480 PULLELLA, ANNETTE M. 3.477 McGOWAN, KEVIN J. 3.437 SCHNEIDER, LISA S. 3.435 GOULD, SALLY A. 3.411 HANCOCK, SHELLEY M. 3.394 BUSH, MARY P. 3.389 BURKE, MAUREEN A. 3.373 BLESSING, JULIE A. 3.364 HOGAN, KATRINA M. 3.318 CLOWACKI, MARGARET M. 3.304 HAISTON, DOUGLAS H. 3.300 McCOY, KATHRYN P. 3.295 McDERMOTT, PATRICIA E. 3.284 HART, MAUREEN A. 3.250 JENSEN, PATRICIA A. 3.250 McAllister, matthew f. 3.250 TSCHIDA, DENISE M. 3.239 ZIMANEK, SCOTT A. 3.229 CLOWACKI, ANNE E. 3.213 IRMEN, REBECCA A. 3.191 MURPHY, KELLIE A. 3.190 CLOWACKI, SUSAN M. 3.181 WOLFE, MARY E. 3.174 FEDERICO, ROBERT J. 3.130 STEMLAR, SHARON M. 3.114 HARTVICSEN, JULIE A. 3.091 KNICKREHM, DEBBIE S. 3.083 JONES, SUSAN E. 3.076 WIEBLER, ELIZABETH J. 3.071 GROVE, DAVID L. 3.050 KECK, KEVIN M. 3.050 HART, ALISON E. 3.045 SAMBERG, BRIAN P. 3.019 First Honors BLOUGH, COLLEEN M. 4.000 JULIEN, MARK V. 4.000 LYNCHOLM, LINDA M. 4.000 MACHETTA, SALLY M. 4.000 MAHER, MARIANNE M. 4.000 MARLEY, SUSAN M. 4.000 McGUINESS, KELLY J. 4.000 PARTIN, KYLENE J. 4.000 Second Honors BRODERICK, BRIAN J. 3.917 STOUCHTON, DANIEL M. 3.889 OTTING, MARY C. 3.875 CARLIN, JENNIFER A. 3.857 GARSIDE, ANNE T. 3.857 SMITH, LAWRENCE C. 3.813 NAUMAN, SUSAN J. 3.765 McGUINESS, JOSEPH H. 3.750 AMBRE, MATTHEW L. 3.722 SCHLITZ, MYRA J. 3.722 FIGGE, ELIZABETH C. 3.714 GEHEREN, STEFANY 3.714 NOTO, NANCY J. 3.688 THIES, MARK T. 3.643 BODAYLA, BRETT A. 3.625 BRITT, PETER L. 3.625 MOELLER, PAULA K. 3.625 TALLMAN, DAVID L. 3.600 MILLER, AMY A. 3.571 O’BRIEN, BRIGID M. 3.563 CZOLGOSZ, JOSEPH M. 3.556 ANDERSON, LI8A L. 3.500 BRADLEY, RITA J. 3.500 CARPENTER, TIMOTHY E. 3.500 FEENEY, SARA M. 3.500 KEARNS, PAULINE F. 3.500 McCOY, MICHAEL C. 3.500 MENSTER, MARTIN T. 3.500 STOLLEY, TERESA E. 3.500 WICHa JENNIFER A. 3.500 Third Honors CONNELLY, ANN M. 3.444 WE IMAN, CONSTANCE M. 3.438 LEAHY, STEPHEN M. 3.429 KARWATH, JOSEPH A. 3.375 MARINELLI, ANNETTE 3.375 VAN VOOREN, MARGARET 3.375 CONROY, COLLEEN A. 3.357 MILLER, NICHOLAS F. 3.357 HUBER, MARY S. 3.333 PETITTI SUSAN J. 3.333 HOWARD, MICHAEL J. 3.313 EPPINC, ANTHONY R. 3.286 FER, KATHLEEN M. 3.286 MAXWELL, TERRY A. 3.286 MOLYNEAUX, ANNE M. 3.286 ZIMANEK, TODD R. 3.286 CUNNINGHAM, MARY C. 3.250 HANSEN, THOMAS J. 3.235 HEIRIGS, DAVID M. 3.235 WALTON, JULIE A. 3.200 BISHOP, BRIAN P. 3.188 KANE, MARY C. 3.188 LAKOSE, KAY M. 3.188 MURPHY, BRIAN J. 3.188 CORBIN, ROBERT 3.143 MOONEY, KATHLEEN 3.143 NEY, RICHARD A. 3.143 OTTO, JOHN E. 3.143 ZENK, THERESE A. 3.143 TIMMERMAN, GARY J. 3.125 EVANS, STEPHEN D. 3.111 WICKHAM, MICHAEL S. 3.111 BRACKEN, AMY C. 3.071 CARROLL, CHARLES E. 3.071 THOMPSON, DAVID P. 3.071 CAVANAUGH, MARTIN D. 3.063 BURKE, THOMAS M. 3.000 BUSH, WILLIAM J. 3.000 COLLINS, DAVID 3.000 NEVINS, BRETT J. 3.000 PHAM VAN DINH 3.000 QUIGLEY, COLLEEN M. 3.000 VASEJ, ELIZABETH 3.000 173 Knight Beacon olume 21, No. 1 Assumption High School, Davenport, Iowa September 28, 1978 SPIRIT ACCELERATES 1958-1959-1960-1961-1962-1963-1964-1965-1966-1967 Tonight the newly remodeled Assumption High Schoo' auditorium will officially be dedicated to Dr. John Sunder- bruch at 8:00 p.m. Because of his deep interest, dedication ano varied and significant contributions to the betterment of Assumption High School and its many students over the past 20 years, the Assumption Board of Education unanimously voted to honor Dr. Sunderbruch. The'community of Assumption knows Dr.Sunderbruch well. He has represented St. Mary's parish in the Assumption Board of Education since the inception of the Lay Board in 1968, was a Cabinet member for both the Assumption Advancement Fund drive and Advancement II, founded the Assumption Foundation and is co-founder of the Sunderbruch — O'Donnell Scholarship Fund. Thousands of young people reap the benefits of his con- tributed services. Through the years Dr. Sunderbruch has lec- tured in numerous classes. He has served as physican for all the athletic teams of Assumtpion and its predecessor, St. Am- brose Academy, for over 40 years. A reception honoring Dr. Sunderbruch will follow the dedication ceremonies. 1968-1969-1970-1971-1972-1973-1974-1975-1976-1977-1978 Dr. John Sunderbruch Auditorium Faith is the only answer . . . Tom Sunderbruch John O'Donnell Two young cousins, 15 year old Tom Sunderbruch, Jr., and 14 year old John O’Donnell, Jr., were fun-loving boys. With their uncle, Norman Ash, Tommy and John left on a late June fishing vacation. Only twenty minutes from home an accident claim- ed their lives. “In the face of a tragedy such as this, we naturally are concerned with the question of why does something like this happen? And the only answer is in our faith.” Father Francis Hendrickson, pastor of St. Mary's, faculty instructor in religion at Assumption and friend of all three made his point in the Mass for the Resurrection. In his homily Father continued to say because of our human nature “that answer is difficult to live with. Nevertheless, we live in an imperfect world and have to put up with imperfec- tions.” Father Hendrickson pointed out that John's beautiful letter asking to be Confirmed in his faith was simple, warm, direct yet personal. John knew what he wanted and was ready for the future. Assumption was to be his first challenge and he eagerly longed to be a freshman - a “real Knight. Already he knew the practice fields and PE areas well and wore Assumption's red and white with pride. We all saw Tommy’s faith in action. Whether he was preparing for a class, attending Mass in the chapel or tajing down and pinning his opponent on the wrestling mat. Tommy’s faith in God and his faith in himself to achieve with God's help was evident. He was an example, a fine example, of our Catholic faith in action. P.H. 175 THERE 1$ N€ PLACE EIRE ASSUMPTION... When we speak of Assumption, we include not only brick and mortar but the heart of the school itself, her people. Teachers and friends, administration and coaches alike have had, and will continue to have a profound ef- fect on our lives. Sometimes in ways so subtle we aren't aware of it, and at other times with a great awareness. Our experiences with the people at Assump- tion will be a large part of the basic founda- tion on which we build our lives. We are a composite of our family experiences and those we have encountered here at Assumption. One of my best experiences in my four years at Assumption has been the participation in yearbook. This yearbook is the product of 1 year's long, hard work. It started last spring with a workshop at St. Ambrose and was being formed all during the summer months. In the fall, while others were busy catching up with friends about their summer, the yearbook staff was busy making preparations for all the com- ing events that would take place during the school year. Then, as clubs were organized, activities were taking place, and games were being played the pages of this book were be- ing drawn up. Nobody knows just how much work goes into each page, until they have at- tempted it themselves. There are a number of people who have helped this book come alive and deserve a thank-you. Among the many: The Parents Club- for their financial support. Sr. Marcia Costello- for her advice and lead- ership. Mark Belli- for his professional photography. AHS teachers- for all their hall passes and their understanding when we didn't have hall passes. The Yearbook Staff- for their hard work and dedication. Sue Niemann, Editor-in-chief . L -w Jf — - 9 - ✓ . . W - y ✓ -«. X _ ✓ - vv V' . w . Z .v