Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

's ■ snanrot rf grades cro liorsgamesc jraphy cafet dance pizza r istry band ac is sophomor Amazing Maze 1. Marty Mansfield and Anne Molyneaux get their locks for the last time from Sr. Donna and the new Mrs. Anderson. 2. Theresa Watson and Tony Ver- meer check out the new schedule. Mods are a bit confusing to freshmen. 3. Lecia Hebbeln wasn't quite as happy to part with her money as Mary Hood and Chris Gray were eager to take it. Spirits Start To Soar 1. Hip! Hip! Hoo-ray! Homecoming spirits Steve Dockery, Tim Bernal, Chris Hart and Jeff McAfoos. 2. Bob Charlton wasn't expecting us. Can you tell? 3. Liz Tinsman relaxes in Sr. Liz's library Ah Quiet! 4. Dennis Gould readies streamers for hanging as background for the Homecoming Pep rally. How's the air, up there. Freshmen Frolic 81-82 Summer Is ... Boys Baseball • Boys Baseball • 1981 Boys Baseball Team: From L to R, Kevin Takacs, Bill Lamar, Todd Brickson, Brian Lemek, Dan Ambre, James McCluskey, Bill Argo, Matt Ambre, Brian Smith, Tom Doyle, Scott Brickson, Scott Lamar, Bob Corbin, Marty Irmen, Dean Tandeski, Coach Wayne Cabel, Coach Don Miller. .1 Joys Baseball 9 Boys Baseball • Boys Baseball Boys Basebal SOPHOMORES BOYS BASEBALL TEAM Andy Weiman Dan Soer Chris McAtee Brian Blevins ] Brian Grady Steve Warded j Mike O’Donnell David Monty ] Rick Ambre Jim Wolf | Tom DeTaeye Mike Flynn j Ed Merritt Dave Daniels Tim Condon Jeff Tucker Todd Holland Tony Lundari BOB CORBIN D.M. REGISTER 1st Team I.D.P.A 1st Team ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team ALL-DISTRICT SCOTT BRICKSON ALL-DISTRICT 2nd Team DAN AMBRE D.M. REGISTER 1st Team I.D.P.A. 4th Team ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team ALL-DISTRICT DEAN TANDESKI ALL- CONFERENCE 2nd Team ALL-DISTRICT 2nd Team BILL ARGO ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team ALL-DISTRICT 1st Team ALL- CONFERENCE HON. MENTION Todd Brickson Bill LaMar Brian Lemek Brian Smith Kevin Takacs GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM Front Row: Beth Loos, Wendy Ruiz, Colleen Blough, Theresa Moseley, Teresa DelVecchio, Karen Rossmiller, Carol Glowacki, Mary Charlton, Ann Rodriguez, Back Row: Coach Loos, Mary Riedesel, Lecia Hebeln, Maurita Smith, Monica Missel, Stephanie Smith, Mary Verdon, Lori Hebbeln, Sandy Verdon, Kay LaKose, Coach Laake. 81-82 Girts Softball • Girls Softball • Girls Softball • COLLEEN BLOUGH ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team ALL-STATE Hon. Mention MONICA MISSEL ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team S.E. DISTRICT 2nd Team ALL-STATE Sp. Elite Ment. BETH LOOS ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team ALL-STATE Hon. Mention SANDY VERDON ALL- CONFERENCE Hon. Mention KAYLaKOSE ALL- CONFERENCE 2nd Team 8 1. Sophs not worring about T.A.P. at registration 2. Thursday night Freshman football games. 3. “Z” getting in shape for the day’s Cross Country meet. 4. the Homecoming game being played in the mud of John O’Donnell Stadium. 1. returning to the smiling faces of the faculty. But how long will that last? 2. Brian Lemak wondering if we are going to win. 3. for the Juniors showing the support that won them the SPIRIT STICK. 4. the determination and stride to be the very best. n 1. 1981 Homecoming Queen, Rite Bradley, amilea over her excited crowd. 2. Homecoming Court 1981: 2nd attendant Kelly McGuineaa, lat attendant Jennifer Carlin, Queen Rita Bradley, lat attendant Sue Nauman, 3rd attendant Colleen Blough. Homecoming ’81 •■r Mass And Pep Aud 1. The Homecoming Celebration officially opened with an All-School Mast. Our pariah prieata came, Fr. Robert Welch delivered the homily and Queen Rita read the Scripture. 2. Mist McRill and the Chorus helped to create a winning atmosphere. 3. Many people joined in the Spirit ot Homecoming, including returning Alumni who lined the rail for a “bird's-eye” view. 4. Team captains give some encouragement before the big game. 5. “Senior Stripes”, this year's skit proved to be a crowd pleaser. 1. Our wet Homecoming Court tries to keep smiling. 2. It's good to know a few Juniors and Seniors still like each other. 3. Senior Girls are all fired up for the big parade. 4. Denise and Dianne Knickrem show off their horses. 5. Escort Chuck Carroll tries to keep Her Majesty as dry as possible. 14 1. Chris Norman and Gen Halligan take a break from the dance. 2. Couples dance the night away. 3. Nancy Noto announces the 1981 Homecoming Court. 4. Tom Doyle and Mike Chupka show they can do something else besides play football. 5. Meredith McManus, Cheryl Lowe, and Steph Vigos paused for a very exciting picture at the dance. It’s Knight Time 15 Our ALL-SCHOOL RETREAT was directed by Fr. Don Kimball on November 23rd. Small group discussions after our main talk gave us a chance to interact. Since our groups were a mixture of students from all four years, the discussions broader. TEC and COR weekends also proved popular with many students during the school year. 17 18 1. Victor Velasco's compliment shocks Mrs. Banks. 2. Obviously Victor and Corie are enjoying a “Good Neighbor policy. 3. What delivery man wouldn't gasp for air after climbing five flights of stairs, plus the stoop! 4. Was that “one drink too many” Paul had before he headed for home? 5. Love knows no limits! and Paul tries to prove it be being a “wild and craz-z-z-y guy.” Corie Bratter Phone Repair Woman Delivery Man Paul Bratter Corie’s Mother, Mrs. Banks Victor Velasco Mary Huber Beth Pottratz Mike Howard Tom Hansen Kelly McGuiness Donn White 1. Paul’s trying hard to sell Victor, Corie and her mom on the idea of going to his favorite restaurant. 2. Seems there was always a need for the telephone repairman at the Bratter apartment. 3. While Corie is busy opening a newly-arrived gift, Mrs. Banks doesn't waste any time in giving her opinion of the apartment. Barefoot In The Park 19 1. Diane Huber checks up on her blood pressure. 2. Chris McAtee smiles as Sean McAleer takes Notes on nutrition. 3. Catherine Long, “Is it going to hurt?” 4. Chris Oosterhaus and Maureen Irish plug in for the answers. 20 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Trish Donahue Sue Petiti Geralyn Blough Joan Nagle Jennifer Wich Debbie McPherson Jane Buck Kari Kipf Liz Tinsman FALL CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Kathy Riley, Gen Halligan, Row 2: Theresa Solis, Jane Laures, Lynn Sebille, Patty Tomsha, Dianne Huber, Row 3: Beth DeMeyer, Tina Timmerman, Lisa Heirigs. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS (Top to Bottom) Carrie Nolan. Amy Hammes, Clare Kadavy, Patty Wardeil, Katie Felz, Sue Duffy. 21 Row 1: Patty Warded, Ann Dubin, Marret Pohlman, Tricia Row. 2: Diane Behan, Anne Stemlar, Mary Timmons, Lisa Wolfe, Nancy Williams, Renee Wilwerding, Anne Figge. Braggs, Peggy McDermott, Lyn Cabel, Kathy Riley. 81-82 Distance Running • Distance Running • Distance 1. Lisa Braggs practices her long distance running. 2. Anne Figge stretches out before practice. 3. Tricia Wolfe and Nancy Williams are running swiftly around Vanderveer. 22 1. John Jacobsen and Mark Thies race against Central. 2. Kevin O'Farrell and Jim McIntosh pour it on at the end. 3. See Tom Burke run? See SSUMPTION WINI Cross Country • Cross Country • Cross Country • Cross Counti CROSS COUNTRY Pat Riley Tom Burke Mark Thies John Jacobsen Kevin O'Farrell John Yates Joe Pyrz Shawn Connelly Jim Martin Brad Zimanek Joe Kopatich Bob DeTaeye Steve Pohlmeyer Dan Huber Brian Englemann Tom Logan Jim McIntosh Mike Marinelli Jim Moellenbeck John Bishop Pat Boyd Bob Glowacki Rob DeMeyer Pat McCabe Matt Panther FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 1: Jim Larson, Ed Leahy, Pete Moldt, Sean Bracken, Eric Freiburger, Steve Lynch, Thomas Mason, Pat Reyes, Row 2: Mike Russell, Chris Trilk, Joe Mosley, Steve Michalek, Pete Broderick, Dave Evans, John Klein, Pete Quinn, Joe Maher. Row 3: Coach Ambrose, Bob Bush, Jeff McAleer, Scott Meister, Brad Azzaline, Jim Duax, Ed Conroy, Scott Andrews, Bill Grogan, Kevin McDonnell, Mark Schneider. Row 4: Matt Ricketts, John O’Brien, Mike Fralzer, Tom Tandeski, Coach Cabel, Tim Heinrichs, Dan Denny, John Nauman, Steve Schmeider reshmen Football • Freshmen Football • Freshmen Football • 1. Punt returner Marty McCaughey stretches for those extra few yards. 2. Quarterback Todd Brickson and the Wahlert defender wonder -Who did what and how many?” Sophomore Football • Sophomore Football • Sophomore Foot CLASS OF CLASS OF ’79 TSf - 5) £ JO £ jgP- t - 9r ■! ■ «ism urn tww U'“T , v ' 4.®? • S' J ® S 31 «, ® « 25 Hj - I H Jo Jf si 87“ fi 74,84 � e. ISV1 « — 'ax Cn _ M«s • HWW niSflS «HH1S wt IHtf «W i«r, ■'! Row 1: Randy Glassgow, Bob Meyer, Doug Votroubek, Tom Frandson, Marty McCaughey, Mark Lenaghan, Dave Graham, Dan Soer, Row 2: Ken Brehmer, John Irmen, Paul Kopatich, Frank Piet, Dennis Viktora, John Newberger, Dave Golderman, Pat Geheren, Bob Duax. Row 3: Coach Jim Anderson, Coach Tom Lawler, Matt Thompson, Dave Miller, Chuck Stanger, Steve Warded, Todd Brickson, Mike Flynn, Mike Mullin, John Carroll, Coach Don Ullman. Row 4: Craig Vermost, Kevin Hayes, Dan Missel, Dave Chavez, Dan DeVries. Terry O'Neill, Dick Gerwe, Tony Broderick, Rick Siefers, Dana Newton, Todd Holland 25 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: D. Gould, G. Mainey, D. Schmitt, C. Stear, T. Epping, D. Ashley Lassen, C. Carroll, B. Lemek, M. O'Donnell, M. Chupka, Row 2: J. Knightlinger, P. Freiburger, T. Condon, G. Hart, P. McDevitt, S. Micklewright, G. Timmerman, M. Mansfield, J. Cline, P. Cronkleton, S. Leahy, R. Moldt, Row 3: Coach DeAnna, Coach Demmer, T. Tallman, M. Avey, N. Miller, P. McHugh, R. Ney, S. Jasper, M. Howard, T. Doyle, P. Britt, M. Poster, Coach Jorgensen, Coach Sisler, Row 4: S. Broderick, S. Stear, T. Tonn, M. Liebold, P. Riepe, B. Corbin, M. Matson, T. Feeney, D. Serrurier. farsity Football • Varsity Football • Varsity Football • Varsity Fc 1. Brian Lemek and the Knight defenders back-up Tom Doyle as he takes down a Muscatine running back in the •Mud Bowl.” 2. Perry Riepe is not only the Mississippi Eight's 3rd leading passer, but he runs the ball effectively as he out- distances an Alleman defender. Soundoff on Sports QUAD-CUY TIMES Tu J«y, Oci. 13. 1ft� 1 Although I consider myself a true Bettendorf High School fan, I must say that I lerned a valuable lesson Oct 2. A courageous group of Assumption football play- ers oulhit and outfought a Bulldog team that they had no business beating. (Assumption won, 10-3, in over- time.) As I sat in the Bulldog rooting section before the game, I actually felt sorry for the small Assumption squad (which I numbered at 37). Bettendorf’s squad was at least twice as big. Bettendorf’s linemen out- weighed Assumption’s by 20 to 30 pounds a man. The Knight’s had a 5-8 defensive back cover our 6-8 receiver man to man. In short, it looked like a college team against a high school team. I heard my fellow ‘fans’’ before the game laugh with glee at the apparent disparity between the two teams. The laughter turned to shocked silence, how- ever. when those small Knight lineman wifted through our huge offensive line like water through a leaky dike. I found myself silently rooting for these gutty kids who didn’t know that they were not supposed to man- handle this physically superior team My hat is off to the Assumption football team The Assumption fans have a lot to be proud of. You proved that true winning football is not physical size, greater numbers, the best equipment and facilities money can buy. It's something called heart and character. I hope the Bulldog team and the Bulldog fans learned that lesson. I know I did A Bulldog fan and a Knight admirer iball • Varsity Football • Varsity Football • Varsity Football • Vai 1. The kick-off team lead by Captain Mike Chupka charged across the 40 yard line as soon as Tim Condon boomed the ball downfield. 2. Scott Micklewright got his hits at the Alleman game. Tom Doyle and Craig Stear wanted a piece of the action, too. 3. Perry Riepe did get the ball away thanks to good protection from Mike Matson, Bob Corbin and Dan Delleman. Iris Swimming • Girls Swimming • Girls Swimming • Girls Swir GIRLS SWIMMING Row 1: Eileen Wedig, Judy Jasper, Kim Keefe, Patti Glowacki. Row 2: Tracy Showalter, Terri Cress, Margaret Jacobson, Mindy Farrell, Aileen Turner, Karen Brugger Row 3: Krissie Whitty, Megan Toal, Cindy Light, Lyn Cabal (Diver), Alison VanVooren, Anne Stoughton, Coach Theresa Walatka. Missing: Meg Halligan and Kim Nauman Winter Is a Royal Knight. wrestling tough under new coach Mike DeAnna snow fun outside D wing, even in sub-zero tem- peratures. There’s Music ... Sally Peterson, Student Teacher, directa the jazz band in the first concert of the year. Laura Banaah in the back and Shron Rose miliar, Ann Rodriquez, Pat Huneck and Kelli Reiling demonstrated their talenta in creat- ing beautiful muaic. .... In The Air The Aaaumptionairaa performed aucceea- fully at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Blending into the beautiful aurroundinga, tha Concert Choir delighted the audience. During a practice aeaaion the Concert Choir really “warmed up.” 3J A Knight The 1982 Turnabout King, Bill Lamar, la sur- rounded by his court from right to latt. Stays Dockery, Charlie Rhomberg, Mark Ju- lian, and Pate Britt. Bill Lamar overlooks his kingdom while giv- ing his acceptance speech. Juniors Mary Hood, Gary Haut. Kathy Thom- sen, and Marc Cambell discuss plans lor attar the dance activities. Of Royality Mike Howard refreshes himself after a long night of dancing. A few of the senior take time out to pose for a picture. From left to right- Steve Dockery, Brice McPherson, Mike Cline, Tom Doyle. Broken Legged and all, Ed Merritt and Connie Herbers still manage to have a good time at this year’s Tunabout Dance. is Valentine Celebration! 1. . . and what did Freshmen Tom Mason and Stacy Miller get for Val- entines? 2. Who’s the flower from Kathy O’Hara? 3. Mrs. Resnick and Sharon Ross- miller put the finishing touches on the last carnations. That’s a great idea that AFS had a few years ago: send a carnation to your Valentine along with your greeting. And all for $1 with the profits going to AFS. We’re glad that idea is becoming a tradition. Student Services Team 1. Student Service Teem- Back Row L.R.: Mr . Zoeckser, Rene Weber, Lynde Lyn- golm, Mr . DeVries, Petty Krewson, Tammy Curia, Kathy Thomsen, Bill LaMar, Duke Ashley-Laasen, Marie Hart, Chris Gray. Front Row- Colleen Blough, Kathleen, Wolfe, Patty Connolly, Megan Toal, Susie Shannon. 2. Mrs. Zoeckser meets with Susie Shannon, Duke Aahley-Lassen to discusa future plans for the organization. The Student Organization was formed in or- der to help students deal with not only everyday school work, but to also help them deal with everyday problema. The program la new thia year, and proved to be very suc- ceaaful. Keep up the good workl 37 Paiama Game Assumption High School Drama and Music departments presented the musical comedy, “The Pajama Game February 13 and 14. It was based on the book 7Vi Cents by Richard Bissell. A new foreman, Sid Sorokin, has just been hired in a pajama factory in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He is a man with principles and wants to suc- ceed in his job. Unknown to him, he starts working right in the mid- dle of a conflict between the Union and management over a 7Vi cent raise. Love strikes Sid as he runs into beautiful Babe Williams, head of the Union’s Grievance committee. She’s self-assured and knows what she wants, namely, Sid. G Conflicts arise and, like all 50’s musical are solved in uproariously funny ways. .....Donn White ...Mike Wickham ..Brad Crabtree .....Mike McCoy .Mary Beth Loos .....Mary Huber .....Tom Hansen .....Frank Piet ....Rick Poster ....Larry Smith Kelly McGulness ..Kerri Kllbane ...Julie Walton ..Krlssy Whltty ....Kathy Ditch ...Sally Eckman ...Brian Murphy ......Don Fritz HINES......... PREZ.......... JOE........... HASLER........ GLADYS........ MABEL......... SID........... FIRST HELPER.. SECONO HELPER. CHARLIE....... BABE.......... MAE........... BRENDA........ POOPSIE....... ALVAREZ....... MARTIN........ SALESMAN (MAX) POP........... CHORUS Frank Piet Rick Poster Sharon Rossmlller Tony Sima Larry Smith Colleen Allard Matt Huber Lisa Belwel Mark Kllbane Mary Callahan Theresa Masterson Chris Cook Katie Miller Sally Eckman Kathy O'Hara DANCERS Julie Abel Nora O'Brien JennY Ba Patty Connolly Frank Piet Tara Ha1 Brad Crabtree Rick Poster Bob Lana Kathy Fer Larry Smith r9aret Maria Nykoiuk Renee Zaug Mark T1lr ORCHESTRA Mardi Gras MARDI GRASI That’s one night when everyone wanted to be at school to share in the music, fun and laughter ... And all for a good cause. This year’s proceeds from the pre- Lenten festivities went to the Mus- cular Dystrophy Association, Inc.. Over $1000 was raised. How our photographer missed the prize winning costumes we’ll nev- er know! But the judges saw them and awarded them: 1st Prize to “The MUMMIES” Myra Schiltz Sue Nauman Nancy Noto Kathy Mooney Guffy Van Vooren 2nd Prize to “The CEREAL BOXES” Colleen Blough Stephanie Smith Theresa Moseley What did capture our “snapper’s eye” was: 1. The junior girls and guys ex- changing places for the night. 2. Were Joe Greer and Marc Camp- bell really Bobby Orr and the “Great Getzky”? 3. The “other” fun-lovers. Y 'r Ash Wednesday ASH WEDNESDAYI With the stroke of the clock Lent be- gan for all of ua. 1. “Remember man that you are dust and into dust you shall return.” Fr. Vrba and the others formed the cross of ashes on our heads. 2. Students assisted the Priests in reminding us of the purpose of Lent. 3. The families of the faculty members joined us for Mass. Jason Jorgeson feels right at home. Special Lenten activities in- cluded: daily Masses, special prayer assemblies, Commu- nal Penance and Good Friday services. As in the past alms were tak- en up during the season and donated to the RICE BOWL of Catholic Relief Services. Homerooms, cafeteria and the Activity Office were our main collection points. 41 Back Row L. to R. - Tina Calsyn, Anne Stemlar, Monica Missel, Steph Smith, Julie Fitzpatrick, Colleen Conroy, Miss Walatka. Middle row- Coach Houlahan, Denise Banwarth, Kay LaKose, Kathy McCabe, Sarah Kadavy, Tammy Gall, Patty Grady. Front Row- Linda Hood, Colleen Blough, Theresa Moseley, Bridget Hines, Dianne Behan, Steph Quinn, Jennifer Britt. Varsity Girls Basketball • Varsity Girls Varsity Basketball • 42 Girls Basketball • Varsity Girls Bas 1. The leading scorer for the Knight team, Monica Missel, goes up for another two! 2. The anticipation grows as Monica Missel and Kay LaKose wait for the ball to come down. 3. Colleen Blough shoots a 15 footer. 4. Kathy McCabe passes the ball upcourt to Julie Fitzpatrick, One thing they won't throw away is the Mississippi 8 title. 43 SOPHOMORE GIRLS TEAM: 4th row left to right - Annette Tonn, Stacy Miller, Tracey Stuckel, Linda Hood. 3rd row- Allison VanVooren, Beth Willich, Michelle Matsen, Stacy Strobiligen. 2nd row- Gen Halligan, Patty Evans, Michelle Mayhew, Cheryl Cavanaugh. 1st row- Marggie McBeth, Sue Barnes, Katie Simpson. sh-Soph-Glrls Basketball Frosh-Soph-Girls Basketball Frosh-So FRESHMEN GIRLS TEAM: 2nd row- Chris Burkholder, Clare Kadavy, Lori Noto, Trisha Wolfe, Sue Duffy, Mindy Farrell, Linda Shetler, Debbie Gluba, Cathy Mullin. 1st row- Nancy Williams, Jill Cleeton, Sonya Solis, Kelly Bridges, Pam Posten, Erin Wolfe, Michelle Strobiligen. 44 Back Row: L. to R. - Coach Sisler, Tom Tallman, Dave Daniels, Bob Duax, Mike Poster, Todd Holland, Middle Row: Bob Meyer, Ed Conroy, Tony Lunardi, Mike Mullin, Bob Kopatich, Tom Logan. First Row: Tom Morrisey, Ryan Huber, Steve Wardell, Jim Wolfe, Mark Feeney. h Boys Basketball Frosh-Soph Boys Basketball Frosh-Soph Boy; Back Row: L. To R. - Jeff Rogers, Jim Duax, Steve Meister, Dave Monte, John Kline, Asst. Paul Weiman. Middle Row - Scott Andrews, Jeff McAleer, Jim McAlly, Steve Michalek, Robbie Nelles, Joe Maher. First Row- Leo Kelly, Robbie DeMeyer, Tom Logan. Matt Fitsimmons, Bob DeTaeye. Mike Merritt, Dave Evans. 45 4th Row: Perry Riepe, Marty Irmen, Mike Daniels, Dan Stoughton, Dave Daniels, Dean Tandeski, Steve Dockery. 3rd Row: Matt McGowan, Brice McPherson, Mark Julien, Mike O'Donnell, Bill Bush. 2nd Row: Coach Glenn McPherson, Bill LaMar. Mark Theis, Bill Argo, Asst. Coach Dan Demmer. 1st Row: Manager Brett Nevins, Mike Trilk, Manager Mark Carstens, Sean McAleer. Manager Joe McGuiness. arslty Boys Basketball • Varsity Boys Basketball • Varsity Boy; 1. The Knights defense makes the Muskies work for every point they got. 2. Steve Dockery and Matt McGowan search for the ball. 46 sketball • Varsity Boys Basketball 1. Bill LaMar looks up-court to pass the ball. 2. Matt McGowan's intensity shows on the court. 3. Mike Daniel goes up strong. 4. Dean Tandeski drives for the soft-touch lay-up. 47 Wrestling • Wrestling • Wrestling • Wrestling • Wrestling • Wre VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM 4th Row: Asst. Coach Jim Brainerd, Paul Guizar, Mike Flynn, Tom Frandsen, Tony Broderick, Dan DeVries, Chuck McHugh, Pat Brookhart, Dick Gerwe, Paul Bystedt. 3rd Row: Craig Czupka, Frank Marinelli, Mark McCaughey, Doug Votrubek, Tim Vroman, Scott Finn, Chris Speece, Larry Bengston, Pat Nolan, Coach Mike DeAnna. 2nd Row: Sean McDonnell. Jay Cline, Jim Kadalec, Andy Britt, Matt Murphy, Mike Leibold, Mark Gehlsen, Todd Meyer, Craig Stear. 1st Row: Matt Vanlandschoot, Kevin Serrurier, Vern Doenges, Joe Seran, Dennis Gould. Peter Cronkleton, Bob Viktora, Steve Leahy. 1. The Knight Mat Aids 2nd Row: Merredyth McManus. Lisa Braggs, Theresa Norman, Gina Breitbach, Mrs. Pam DeAnna. 1st Row: Lisa Schlichting, Monica Ragland, Mona Jimenez, Gil Bozik, Sheryl Freiburger. 2. The “Unknown” wrestler goes for the take down. ■■ ling • Wrestling • Wrestling • Wrest 2. FRESHMEN WRESTLING TEAM 4th Row: John O'Brien, Tom Tan- deski, Mike Frazier, Steve Verdon, Tim Heinrichs, Tim Guizar, Coach Jim Anderson. 3rd Row: Mike Mayer, Bob Glowacki, Joe Moseley, Tom Gould, Pete Broderick, Pat Teyes, Pete Bystedt. 2nd Row: Kevin Smithe, Andy Huneck, Mike Russell, Ed Leahy, John Nauman, John Gerety, 1st Row: Joe Engle, Jon Sunderbruch, Chris Jacobsen, John Micka, Guy Robertson. 3. Kevin Serrurier glances uneasily at the camera as he awats his match. 4. Dennis Gould in action during the meet. 49 VARSITY GYMNASTS: 3rd row Left to right- Debbie Resnick, Kathy Mooney, Peggy McDermott, Beth Figge, Kathy Riley, Tina Timmerman. 2nd row Dena Votrobek, Heidi Edens, Mickey Thomsen, Marrit Pohlman, Maggie Resnick. 1st row Patty Wardell ymnastics • Gymnastics • Gymnastics • Gymnastics • Gymnas 51 WINTER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- Middle: Amy Osborne, Steph Vigos, Geri Blough, Jane Buck, Liz Tinsman. Left: Laura Loken, Debbie McPherson. Right: Mary Chupka, Bonnie Noto. Missing -Kari Kipf. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS- Kneeling: Annette Marinelli, Trish Donahue, Cassy Perry. Back - Jennifer Wich, Mrs. Anderson, Susie Petitti. Winter Cheerleaders FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Front: Micki Hauber, Margaret Jasper, Katie Felz. Back: Kristi Hartvigsen, Carrie Nolan, Amy Hammes MAT-MAIDS Kneeling: Lisa Schlitching, Monica Ragland, Mona Jimanez, Gil Bozik, Sheryl Frieburger. Back: Meredith McManus, Lisa Braggs, Theresa Norman, Gina Breitbach, Mrs. DeAnna. WINTER SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Middle: Patty Tomsha, Jane Laures, Michelle Condon, Beth DeMeyer. Left: Beth Osborne, Theresa Solis. Right: Diane Huber, Lynn Sebille. Missing: Lisa Heirigs, Cathy Banash. Preppy Is ... 55 3. . Marc Campbell sporting his idea of preppy, complete with 'gator. 4. .. Terry Maxwell and Laura Lamphier model their best preppy outfits. 5. . the first preppy sock? 1. . . a person on an alligator’s shirt? 2. ... Liz Tinsman and Kathleen Wolfe showing off their best sweaters before going to class. 1982 Boys Varsity Tennis Team: 1st row- Bob Bush, Pat Delushmutt, Darren Vermost, Eric Dauplaise, Brian Ariand, Bart Jestell, Kevin O'Farrell. Back Row- Chris Hart, Kevin Halligan, Bill Bush, Brent Blumer, Joe Behan, Mark Julien, Lee Heithoff, Scott Jasper, Coach Watson. Boys Tennis • Boys Tennis • Boys Tennis • Boys Tennis • Boys Girls Tennis • Girls Tennis • Girls Tennis • Girls Tennis • Girls 1 Do to the poor weather conditions we were unable to get any pictures from the 1982 Girls Tennis Team. The entire team, plus the new members are listed at the right. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Guffy VanVooren Nancy Noto Sue Nauman Lori Noto Kim Nauman Meg Halligan Liz Tinsman Kristy Hartvigsen Sarah Kadavy Julie Fitzpatrick Marcie Menster Jackie Gardina Mitzi Menster Gen Halligan Trish Wolfe Mindy Francis Beth Willich Jennifer Britt Kathy McCabe 57 i i 1 W 1 mwA 2. i 1 s L ! ss ) — lUfTM “ ' f athletic DEPT I i k I f i 'ii 1982 Boys Golf Team: Front Row- Charlie McHugh, Todd McCaughey, Mike D. Howard. Back Row- Mark Gehlsen. Tim Carpenter, John Krueger, Matt Hasley. Not Pictured are Mike Daniel. Steve Dockery, Pete Britt. oys Golf • Boys Golf • Boys Golf • Boys Golf • Boys Golf • Bo French Club Back Row, L TO R: Advisor Ms. Brunkan, Beth Willich, Kathleen O’Hara, Vicki Janney, Jane Eck- man, Middle Row: Kathy Keck, Lisa Hawks, Mary Lanaghan, Front Row: Sarah Kadavy, Mary Hood, Marcie Menster. 60 Latin Club 1. Latin Club Officers, L TO R: Vice President Tracy Showalter, President Katie Miller, Treasurer Clare Kadavy, Secretary Paula Moeller. 2. Fr. Stecher is expecting winter! f) A Back Row, L TO R: Paula Moeller, Jenny Hart, Katie Miller, Tracy Showalter, Clare Kadavy, Advisor Fr. Stecher, Front Row: Steve Gasser, Cathy Brown- son, Kathy Ditch, Margaret Loeke. Soccer Club 1. Senior Members: BACK ROW, L to R: Kevin Boyle, Bret Bodayla, Mike Crosby, Mike Howard, Mike Cline, FRONT: Brian Callahan, Duke Ashley-Lassen, Dan Azzaline, Craig Dzupka. BACK ROW L to R: Todd Erickson, Bob Viktora, Don Czupka, Dan Azzaline, Mike Crosby, Duke Ashley-Lassen, Fritz, Tim Grady, THIRD: Mike Cline, Mike Howard, Bret Brian Callahan. FRONT: Sean Broderick, John Martin, Bodayla, Kevin Boyle, Steve Bodayla. SECOND: Craig and Todd Keller. 2. Coach Mr. Koenigsaeker. BACK ROW, L to R: Tim Condon, Greg Mainey, Scott Brickaon, Rick Ney, Matt Ambre, Mike Howard, Dean Tandeaki; Rick Moldt. THIRD: Dave Serrurier, Tom Burke, Tony Epping, Pat Riley, Kevin Halligan, Brent Bloomer, Peggy McDermott, Debbie McPheraon. SECOND: Sara Feeney, Gutty VanVooren, Anne Garaide, Nancy Noto, Lyn Cabel, Renee Wilwerding, Sandy Verdon, Diane Behan, Kim Nauman, Jane Buck, FRONT: Bill Lamar, Colleen Blough, Mary Timmona, Bill Argo, Mark Julian and Mr. Brainerd. Monogram Club Stage Crew BACK ROW, L to R: Jim Curta, Joe Marley, Brad Crabtree Froehlich, Diana Reyes, Patty Piet, Michele Mayhew, Mike Kearns, Joe McGuiness, Rick Poster, Tom Hansen, Katie Loecke. FRONT: Chris Richards, Tim Birch, Tammy Kathy O'Hara, Brian Murphy, Pauline Kearns, Steve Gall, Bret Nevins, Sally Eisenbacher, Tracy Waughtal, Bodayla, MIDDLE: Mark Kilbane, Bruce Arvidson, Lisa and Jim Martin. 64 Thespian Society 1. Thespian moderator, Mr. Watson, tries to iron out the prob- lems that might occur in the production of the hit musical “Pajama Game.” The musical was put on in February. 2. Thespian Officers: Row 1-Secretary Mary Huber, Treasurer Kelly McGuiness. Row 2-Scribe Bob Lanaghan, Vice President Tom Hansen, President Donn White. .5 Polar Bears TOP ROW, L to R: Russ Huber Tim Condon Mike Howard Bob Corbin Bryan Belli Mary Timmons Mr. Cabel Marcia Clark Lyn Cabel Chris McAtee Rick Ney Scott Brickson Kevin Halligan Bill Argo BOTTOM: Tom Burke Marty Menster Pat Riley Trish Donahue Mike Chupka Tom DeTaeye Brian Lemek Greg Mainey Dan Soer FRONT: Mike Cline Todd Brickson Polar Bears hibernate when the north winds blow but “Polar Bears are nameless and sometimes very crazy!! But with hard work dedication and a sense of belonging, the Polar Bears once again were at the top at 6:30 on February 23, 1982 in Anchorage, Alaska! Number 1.” So says the leader of the pack - Mr. Wayne R. Cable, the dictator of the Polar Bears Running Club. ABOVE: Polar Bear leader attempts his skills at basketball?! LEFT: Mark Carstens, Tom Doyle and Chris McAtee play a game of basketball. 66 Art Show 67 Student Council FROSH REPS Tom Mason Linda Hood Ann Dubin Patty Wardell Stacie Miller Ed Conroy Dave Evans Clare Kadavy Laurie Noto Jill Cleeton Dennis Gould Lisa Hawks Jane Buck Mark Gehlsen Geri Blough Marie Hart Liz Tinsman Ellen O’Donnell SOPH REPS Jackie Gardina Mark Timmerman Steph Quinn Gen Halligan Jennifer Britt Stacey Schrobilgen Michelle Matson Julie Fitzpatrick Pat McCabe Missing Mark Feeney JUNIOR REPS 61 SENIOR REPS Mark Julian Bill Lamar Bill Bush Kathy Mooney Collen Blough Sue Marley Rita Bradley Nancy Noto STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Senior Sue Nauman ..................Vice President Senior Myra Schiltz ....................President Junior Therese Miller ...................Secretary Junior Larry DeSmet .....................Treasurer 1. Leader of the pack, Ms. O’Conner, moderates like the Chairman of the Board. 2. Mr. Woodward demonstrates his innovated head rest before a Council meeting Honor Society Bowl Team BACK ROW L TO R: Larry Smith Dan Stoughton Mark Thais Matt Ambre Mark Julian Brian Brodarick Stave Leahy Kevin Boyle MIDDLE ROW: Tony Epping Mary Otting Sue Nauman Anne Garside Amy Miller Colleen Blough Kelly McGuiness Pauline Kearns FRONT ROW: Linda Lyngolm Beth Figge Nancy Noto Sue Marley Sara Feeney Paula Moeller MISSING ARE: Pete Britt Myra Schiltz Joe McGuiness BACK ROW, L to R: Director Mr. Koenigsaecker Shawn Connelly Larry Smith FRONT ROW: Sue Marley Paula Moeller MISSING: Steve Leahy Darren Vermost 70 Knight Beacon FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: Sean McAleer Mike Trilk Rick Moldt Kathy Fer Paula Moeller Theresa Moseley Sara Feeney Brad Zimanek Kathy Rice Jenny Carlin Mary Schneider Kevin Boyle Colleen Blough Jane Buck Chris Wessling Dave Heirigs MISSING ARE: Bob Charlton Bill Lamar Mark Schneider EDITORS: Colleen Blough- Managing Sara Feeney-News Sheryl Freiberger- Feature Mike Trilk-sport Chris Wessling-Sport Kathy Fer-Exchange Terry Maxwell- Exchange Sr. Mary Ellen looks through one of her award winning Knight Beacon's. Sister will be absent second semester. Her replacement is Sr. Marcia. Hniqhl Beacon Assumption High School. Dsvmport. Iowa Volume 24. No 4 •I Jtm rot. J’ JHt Mooro oo4 Tern Sttmlmr Finally, after 20 years of frustration. Iowa Hawkeye fans go somethin to cheer about. Not only did thia year's team have a winning season and tie for the Big Ten Campionahip but the 1981-82 Hawks were ringing in the New Year at the Roae Bowl in Pasadena. California. This years' squad held three former Knights on its roster Jim Fox Jr. defensive back coach for Iowa, coached at Assumption from 1975 to 1978 and compiled a 26 13 record including two State tournament appearances Tom Stem la r (WR). and Jeff Jansen (DB). graduated from Assumption Big Ten Conference, and Sporting News Magazine For the first time since 1958. Iowa placed somebody on the AP and UPI first team All- American Senior defensive end Andre Tippett, and Junior punter Reggie Roby Roby set an all tome NCAA punting record averaging 49 8 yards a punt The Hawks also landed six players on the All Big Ten team. Seniors Mel Cole 1-B). Lou King DB). Pat Dean NG). Ron Hallstrom (T). Andre Tippett (DE). and Junior Reggie Roby (P). The last tome the Hawks had six or more players on first team was in 1921. when they placed seven. 71 YEARBOOK EDITOR: Tim Carpenter, BUSINESS MANAGER: Lite Hawke, YEARBOOK ADVISOR: Sister Marcia Costello. ORGANIZATIONS SECTION EDITOR: Kathy Thomsen. Staff; Mary Cannon, Lynda Kerkhoven. SUMMER SECTION EDI- TOR: Marie Hart WINTER SECTION EDI- TOR: Chris Gray Staff: Marcie Menster SPRING SECTION EDI- TOR: Jane Buck Staff: Carol Glowacki FALL SECTION EDITOR: Mary Hood Staff: Sarah Kadavy Yearbook UNDERCLASSMEN SECTION EDITOR: Patty Connolly, PHOTOGRAPHERS EDITOR: Tim Condon, Staff: Gary Staff: Vicki Janney. SENIOR SECTION EDITOR: Sue Haut, Darren Vermoat, Pete Freiburger, Dan Cusack. Marley. On October 7th the year- book staff went to the Iowa High School Press Association Annual Con- vention at the University of Iowa. Can you tell we had a good time and learned a lot. L to R: Darren Vermost Gary Haut Tim Carpenter FRONT: Dan Cusack Marie Hart Kathy Thomsen Chris Gray Mary Cannon Mary Hood Sarah Kadavy Patty Connolly Lisa Hawks 73 1982 Chess Club: Row 1-Eric Douplais, Bob McGivern, Tony Sirna, Dale Donovan, Chris Keding, Mark Kilbane. Row 2-Bruce Arvidson, Bob Viktora, Steve Virdon, Jeff Griem, Chris Cook. Back Row-Brad Crabtree, Mike Kearns, Larry Smith, Derek Anderson. Fr. Vrba is not pictured. Chess Club Officers-President Bob McGivern, Vice President Eric Douplais, Secretary Tony Sirna, Treasurer Dale Donovan. Bruce Arvidson studies his chess board for a possible winning move, during an after school practice. Debate 1982 Debate Team: Row 1-Kathy Fer, Mary Lanaghan. Row 2-Chris Gasser, Erin Wolfe, Chris Burkholdter, Mark Kilbane, Maria Nykoluk, Julie Abel. 75 Lemon Drop The 1982 Lemondrop employees: Row 1-Beth Dsniels Colleen Blough, Carol Glowacki, Brett Nevins. Row 2-Mike McCoy, Tim Carpenter, Chris Hart. Missing are Karen Speer, and Collean Allard. 76 Ahs Choral Dept. � ASSUMPTION AIRES Laura Banaah Jane Eckman Tom Hansen Mary Huber Kerri Kilbane Bob Lanaghan Mark Kilbane Mary Beth Loos Theresa Masterson Mike McCoy Joe McGuiness Kelly McGuiness Kathy O’Hara Chris Osterhaus Pat Powell Sharon Rossmiller Julie Walton Donn White Mike Wickham CONCERT CHOIR Linda Alanis Colleen Allard Suzie Bernal Clarence Buehl Mary Callahan Sharon Rossmiller Janet Ceryanec Abe Clinton Mary Beth Cole Kim Collins Patty Connolly Chris Cook Jim Cuta Tammy Curta Theresa Masterson Becky Daniel Sally Eisenbacher Joe Engel Tom Gould Mary Halligan Lisa Hawks Mike Howard Maureen Irish David Jack Sarah Kadavy Kerri Kilbane Joel Konrady Margaret Loecke Jeanne Logas Joe McGuiness Maria Nykoluk Chris Osterhaus Rosemary Nykoluk Patti Piet Rick Poster Ann Rodriguez Theresa Schafer Larry Smith Karen Speer Barb Sullivan Lisa Verbeke Julie Vollmer Katie Costello Kim Collins Jim Curta he Concert Choir a 77 Anyway You Look At It Assumption’s Band Brings Out The Best In Mr. Clauss And The Members Concert Band From West, To Clinton, To Bettendorf, And Finally To Des Moines There Is No Place Like Assumption ! Lisa Anderson Duke Ashley-Lassen Daniel Azzaline Patricia Barnes Gail Beckwith Joseph Behan Curt Berchtold Kathleen Bettini Brian Bishop Colleen Blough Brent Blumer Brett Bodeyla Kevin Boyle Amy Bracken Timothy Bernat Colleen Allard Matthew Ambre EI6HTYl 'fa- Michael Cline Abraham Clinton David Collins Kimberly Collins Ann Connelly Colleen Conroy Robert Corbin Marta Cordova Mary Kathleen Costello Paul Cronkleton Peter Cronkleton I Michael Crosby Todd Crouch Mary Cunningham Tamara Curta Joseph Czolgosz Craig Czupka Michael Daniel X9Si = jfc Brad Degan Stephen Dockery Patricia Donahue Thomas Doyle Sally Eiaenbacher Anthony Epping David Faulhaber Sara Feeney Kathleen Fer Elizabeth Figge 86 Jerry Gueta Tarry Guata Gary Haas Michael Hall Christina Halligan Mary Huber Patricia Huneck Michael Jurski Joseph Karwath Mark Julian Theresa Kakert Mary Kane w Robert Lanaghan Laura Lanphier Pauline Kearns Jon Kightlinger Diane Knickrehrp Kay LaKote William Lamar Marty Irmen Matthew Jacobs John Jacobsen Carla Jaramillo MaryBeth Johnson Stephen Leahy Thomae Leininger Teresa Leon Jeanne Logat EI6HTY T Linda Lyngholm MaryBeth Losasso Paul Lyons Laura Loken Suzanne Martens Susan Marley Marty Mansfield Jalt McAlooa Sandra McClanahan Jamea McCluakey Michael McCoy Joaaph McGuineaa Joaaph McLemore Scott Micklawright Joe Micklawright Monica Missel Paula Moeller Anne Molyneaux Kathleen Mooney Theresa Moseley Brian Murphy Susan Nauman Brett Nevins Richard Ney Nancy Noto mi Ik RoseMaria Nykoluk Michael O'Donnell Chris Osterhaus Mary Otting John Otto Cassandra Perry Susan Petitti Colleen Quigley Charles Rhomberg Patrick Riley Jennifer Samberg Margaret VanVooran Elizabeth Vasen Patrica Vardon Sandra Vardon Susan Wardall Paul Wessling Jeffery Whitmar Todd Zimanek Class Of 1983 Juniors Rick Ambre Jill Anderson Bill Argo Brian Arland Mark Avey Laura Banash Donna Banwarth Jon Becker Diane Behan Bryan Belli Dianne Bergthold Tim Birch Steve Bloomer Geralyn Blough Steve Bodayla Gil Bozik Lisa Braggs Gina Breitbach Scott Brinker Andy Britt Sean Broderick Tony Browne % ■■■I Jane Buck Joe Burke Lyn Cabel Marc Campell Mary Cannon Bob Carlson Chris Cavanaugh Janet Ceryanec Mary Charlton Mary Chupka Jay Cline Tim Condon Mary Connard Shawn Connelly Patty Connolly Tim Conroy Julie Crouch Dave Cunningham Chris Czolgosz Becky Daniel Dan Delleman Teresa Delvecchio Larry Desmet Tom DeTaeye Vern Doenges Jane Eckman Brian Engelmann 97 Tidd Erickson Tim Feeney Theresa Felz Tom Flaherty Leslie Flynn Pete Freiburger Don Fritz Pat Gannon Jeff Gasper Steve Gasser Mark Gehlsen David George Carol Glowacki Kim Glowacki Lynn Glowacki Richard Goodall Dennis Gould Brian Grady Tim Grady Chris Gray Joe Greer Steve Greim Rob Gumpert Tara Haiston Mary Halligan Meg Halligan Blake Hancock 98 Tammy Handley Larie Hart Gary Haut Lisa Hawks Lecia Hebbeln Connie Herbers Kurt Honerbaum Mary Hood Russ Huber Maureen Irish Catherine Jacobsen Vicki Janney Scott Jasper Mona Jimenez Tim Johnke Kate Johnson Sarah Kadavy Jim Kadlec Pat Kakert Kathy Keck Todd Keller Lynda Kerkhoven Kerri Kilbane Kari Kipf Donna Knickrehm Sheri Koos Kathy Kopatich Peggy Krewson Eileen Kroy John Krueger Mary Lanaghan Molly Larson Mike Leibold Cindy Light Margaret Loecke Catherine Long Beth Loos Cheryl Low Mary Luallen Mary Ann Mansfeild John Martin Pam Mason Brenda Mayers Sean McAleer Chris MaAtee Kathy McCabe Todd McCaughey Peggy McDermott Pat McDevitt Sean McDonnell Bob McGivern Matt McGowan Pat McHugh Kelly McKee 100 Merredyth McManus Debbie McPherson Kevin McQueen Marcie Monster Ed Merritt Todd Meyer Patty Millane Therese Miller Dawn Mirocha Rick Moldt Sue Morrissey Matt Murphy Joan Nagle Kim Nauman Theresa Norman Bonnie Noto John O’Conner Ellen O’Donnell Mike O’Donnell Kathy O’Hara Amy Osborne Julie Peiffer Amy Pence Patti Piet Rick Poster Pat Powell Becka Prichard 101 Diana Reyes Joe Rice Mary Riedesel Perry Riepe Ann Rodriguez Paul Schnoebelen Joe Seran Suzy Shannon Teri Shelangoski Dan Simpson Brian Smith Maurita Smith Karen Speer Scott Stear Anne Stemlar Mike Rogers Karen Rossmiller Sharon Rossmiller Colleen Ruefer Wendy Ruiz Wendy Russell Gary Schebler Lisa Schlichting Shelly Schlichting Tom Schmieder 102 Joe Stoughton Barb Sullivan Jeff Swanson Kathy Thomsen Mary Timmons Liz Tinsman Megan Toal Mike Trilk Helena Veit Lisa Verbeke Darren Vermost Leanne Vieger Stephanie Viggos Bob Viktora Mike Vonderhaar Dave Votroubek Rana Weber Andy Weiman Chris We8sling Kathleen Wolfe Teresa Wren Brad Zimanek Missing Martin Carter Peggy Hall 103 Class Of 1984 Sophomores Derrick Anderson Thomas Anderson Gina Argo Bruce Arvidson Cathy Banash Kim Bannister Denise Banwarth Jenny Barnes Sue Barnes John Beguhn Larry Bengtson Lori Benson Deb Berger Suzie Bernal Brian Blevins Pat Boyd Ken Brehmer Jeff Brickson Mike Briggs Jennifer Britt Tony Broderick Mark Broderick 104 Pat Brookhart Karen Bruger Susan Bruhn Wendy Burke Kelly Byrne Mary Callahan Chris Calsyn Suzie Carpenter John Carroll Cheryl Cavanaugh Doug Cavanaugh Geri Getanyan Bob Charlton Dave Chavez Lisa Chavez Marybeth Cole Michele Condon Amy Conway Brad Crabtree Terri Cress Pat Cunningham Jim Curta Dianna Cusack Curt Czupka Michele Daigle Dave Daniel Pat DeLashmutt 105 Beth DeMeyer Dan DeVries Julie Doyle Bob Duax Sally Eckman Dave Feeney Mark Feeney Andrea Felz Bill Fer Ann Figge Julie Fitzpatrick Mike Flynn Colleen Foley Tom Frand8en Sue Froehlich Tamara Gail Jackie Gardina Chris Gasser Paul Gasser Pat Generen Dick Gerwe Randy Glassgow Liz Glowacki Dave Golderman Teresa Grady Dave Graham Paul Guizar 106 Pat Hall Gen Halligan Tracy Hancock Lynn Hanley Bill Hauber Kevin Hayes Lisa Heirigs Lee Heithoff Kate Herr Nick Hittner Jenny Hlavaty Matt Hogan Todd Holland Mary Howard Dan Huber Dianne Huber Ryan Huber Paul Huneck John Irmen Margaret Jacobsen Judy Jasper Don Jestel Tim Jiminez Nora Johnson Todd Johnson Kathy Kakert Mike Kearns 107 108 Rick Keller Joel Kelly John Kelly Jan Kightlinger Lisa Kilar Mark Kilbane Renee Kish Denise Knickrehm Joe Kopatich Paul Kopatich Karen La Kose Jane Laures Mark Lenaghan LeAnn Lindquist Kim Lindstrom Katie Loecke Steve Logan Greg Logas Sue Lucas Tony Lunardi Anita Lyons Margie McBeth Molly McBeth Julie Mainey Kathy Malloy Mary Manley Michele Matson Frank Marinelli Michele Mayhew Amy McAfoos Pat McCabe Mark McCaughey Charlie McHugh Jim McIntosh Kim McLemore Dave Mehmert Dianne Merritt Joe Mesmer Margaret Mester Mike Meyer Bob Meyer Andy Milder 1CI Audrae Miller Dave Miller Katie Miller Jeff Misner Dan Missel Dennis Missel Jim Moellenbeck Kevin Moore Tom Morrissey Mike Mullin John Neuberger Dana Newton 109 no Aoger Nguyen Molly Nolan Pat Nolan Tina Norman Maria Nykoluk Kevin O’Farrell Molly Olson Terry O’Neill Beth Osborne Mark Osterhaus Tim Otting Nancy Padley Janice Panther Rhonda Pate Sherry Phelps Frank Piet Doug Ploehn Steve Pohlmeyer Mike Poster Beth Pttratz Tina Purcell Joe Pyrz Steph Quinn Monica Ragland Maggie Resnick Cathy Reszka Kathy Riley Bob Rupe Mary Sayers Dan Scharfenberg Dan Schebler Dave Schiltz Stacey Schlichting Jane Schmits Stacey Schrobilgen Lynne Sebille Angie Sedlacek Tracey Showalter Rick Siefers Katie Simpson Dan Soer Theresa Solis Chris Speece Melissa Stafford Chuck Stanger Karen Stear Pat Sterling Dave Stolley Anne Stoughton Tracy Stuckel Trent Swanson Pat Sweeney Tom Tallman Maureen Thies in 112 Matt Thompson Mark Timmerman Tina Timmerman Patty Tomsha Annette Tonn Matt Trcka Jeff Tucker Aileen Turner Angie VanCamp Alison VanVooren Craig Vermost Mike Vieger Dennis Victors Doug Votroubek Tim Vroman Mike Wafer Kim Wallace Germain Walseth Laura Walsh Steve Wardell Tracy Waughtal Kari Weber Tom Weber Krissie Whitty Stacey Wilkins Julie Williams Beth Willich Renee Wilwerding Jim Wolfe Shaun Wolfe Darcia Woodward Stacey Wulf Dristen York Tina York Renee Zaug Missing Linda Alanis Scott Fenn Chris Hirst 113 Class Of 1985 Freshmen Julia Abel Chris Anderson Scott Andrews Mike Arth Tracey Arvidson Brad Azzaline Amy Barnes David Barrett Bridget Becker Kayla Becker Jeanna Bedford Colleen Behan Lisa Beiwel John Berger Linda Beyer John Bishop Chris Black Karen Boecker Mike Boyd Sean Bracken Paula Brehtbach Lisa Bres8anel!i 114 Kelly Bridges Teresa Brinker Pete Broderick Roseanna Brooks Vicki Browne Cathy Brownson Dave Buckley Clarence Buehl Chris Burkholder Bob Bush Pete Bystedt Mark Carstens Matt Cavanaugh Jill Cleeton Sue Cole Kris Conard Ed Conroy Chris Cook Dan Cusack Eric Dauplaise Cherry Davis Bob DeMeyer Pat Dengler Dan Denny Bob Detaeye Kathy Ditch Dale Donovan 115 Jim Duax Ann Dubin Sue Duffy Heide Edens Joe Engel Kathy Essy Dave Evans Pat Evans Mindy Farrell Anne Feeney Katie Felz Renuka Ferdinands Matt Fitzsimmons Melinda Francii Mike Frazer Eric Freiburger Bill Frison Gigi Gadient Ivan Galysh John Gerety Patti Glowacki Bob Glowacki Debbie Gluba Kathy Goetsch Tom Gould Bob Graham Jeff Greim Dawn Griffith 116 Bill Grogan Tim Guizar Amy Hammes Jenny Hart Chris Hartvigsen Richard Mickey Hauber Fred Haut Kathy Hayes Tim Heinrichs Tori Heiser Sara Hernandez Margaret Herrman Steve Hink Tim Hirst Nicole Hlavaty Linda Hood John Howard Matt Huber Andy Huneck Heather Hunsinger Gerad lannuzzelli Dave Jack Chris Jacobsen Margaret Jasper Jim Jestel John Johnson Clare Kadavy 117 Joe Kakert David Kay Chris Keding Kim Keefe Leo Kelly Linda Kightlinger Tim Kirsch John Klein Colleen Koeplin Joel Konrardy Jill Laity Jim Larson Laura Lawler Ed Leahy Dan Limbert Dave Linehan Jamie Livermore Theresa Logan Tom Logan Joyce Luchtell Steve Lynch Angie Lyphout Mark Mahany Joe Maher Chris Mai Steve Marinan Mike Marinelli 118 Joe Marley Mary Martens Jim Martin Tom Mason Mike Mayer Jeff McAleer Jim McAnelly Mary McCoy Kevin McDonnell Art McGivern Jon McNeil Scott Meister Mitzi Menster Mike Merritt Lori Mesmer Dawn Metzger Steve Michalek John Micka Stacie Miller Pete Moldt Dave Monty Joe Mosely Catherine Mullin Renee Napel Joel Nastruz Laura Nation John Nauman 119 Rob Nelles Carrie Nolan Anne Noth Lori Noto Heather O’Brien John O’Brien Maureen O’Brien Nora O’Brien Tim O’Brien Chris O’Dean Brian Oliver Eric Olson Matt Panther Mike Pelzel Todd Phillips Marret Pohlman Pam Poston Pete Quinn Maragarita Ramirez Scott Ramsdale Kelli Reiling Debbie Resnick Pat Reyes Kathy Rice Chris Richards Matt Ricketts Guy Robertson Jeff Rogers 120 Mike Russell Amy Sandberg Mike Saskowki Helen Schaeckenbach Karl Schave Mary Schebler Erin Schilling Kathy Schlichting Lenee Schloemer Steve Schmieder Mark Schneider Michelle Schrobilgen Karen Scott Karyn Serrurier Linda Shetler Stephanie Shumaker Tony Sirna Angie Smith Kevin Smith Michaela Smith Shelly Smith Sonya Solis Julie Staub Sue Stock Elaine Stolley John Sunderbruch Andrea Swearingen Tom Tandeski 121 122 Tom TeBockhorst Michele Thompson Chris Trich Chris Trilk Ashely Vahl Patty Wardell Tersa Watson Eileen Wedig Nancy Williams Erin Wolfe Patricia Wolfe Trish Wolfe Lisa Wulf John Yates Glen Yoke Steve Verdon Tony Vermeer Dena Votroubek Dan Wallace Dan Walsh 1. FRONT OFFICE - Mrs. Lee Reilly, Miss Mary Michl, Sr. Carla Takes. 2. BUSINESS OFFICE • Sr. Marcia Costello, Mrs. Helen Costello, Miss Shelly Longchamps, Miss Catherine Enderle. 3. CAFETERIA - Mrs. Ha- zel Miller, Mrs. Geneva Ries, Mrs. Diane Waller- ich, Mrs. Rita Ruggles, Mrs. Evelyn Toensfeldt, Mrs. Inda St. Clair, Mrs. Alice Meyer, Mrs. Fern Larsen, Mrs. Norma Stol- tenberg. 4. NURSE - Mrs. Delores Green 5. MAINTENANCE - Jim LaPice, Joe Mittlestadt, Mike Seamer. 6. PRINT CENTER - Mrs. Marge Mielenhaus. ROW ONE Mr. Ray Ambrose Mrs. Jane Anderson Mr. Jim Anderson Mrs. Mary Jean Blough Mr. Jim Brainerd ROW TWO Mrs. Jean Brownson Ms. Sharon Brunkan Mr. Karl Burmester Mr. Wayne Cabel Ms. June Christensen ROW THREE Mr. David Clauss Mrs. Mary Conger Mr. Mike DeAnna Mr. Dan Demmer Mrs. Joan DeVries ROW ONE Mrs. Jane Dierick Sr. Donna Donovan ROW TWO Mr. John Erickson Mr. Vincent Heinrichs ROW THREE Fr. Francis Henricksen Mrs. Ruth Heurmann Mr. Pat Houlahan Mrs. Georgia Howard Mr. Tom Jansen BELOW Mr. Jim Jorgensen Mr. Gil Koenigsaeker y Lips ViII Proclaim WforyT And 1 As It V IsNcrv ROW ONE Mr. Gary Laake Mr. Tom Lawler Sr. Mary Ellen McDonagh Mr. Glenn McPherson Mrs. Jackie McPherson ROW TWO Ms. Gail McRill Sr. Mary Meyer Mrs. Virginia Norton Ms. Maureen O’Connor Mrs. Joan Resnick ROW THREE Mr. Keith Riewerts Mrs. Mary Simon Mr. Don Sisler Fr. John Spiegel Sr. Elizabeth Sprung ROW ONE Fr. John Stecher Fr. David Steinle ROW TWO Mrs. Catherine Tucker Mrs. Michaela VanDiern ROW THREE Mrs. Kay Volz Fr. Jim Vrba Ms. Therese Walatka Mr. David Watson Sr. Ruthella White ROW FOUR Mr. David Wolfe Mr. Guy Woodward Mrs. Karen Zeckser Varsity Sports Shine! AHS VARSITY SOFTBALL AHS BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 75 24 PLEASANT VALLEY 69 43 NORTH SCOTT 52 29 Dav. WEST 76 47 GENESEO, II. 62 27 MUSCATINE 87 54 RIVERDALE 49 43 BURLINGTON 52 48 CLINTON 57 44 Dav. CENTRAL 61 37 BETTENDORF 55 25 NORTH SCOTT 48 34 Dav. WEST 98 63 MUSCATINE 49 37 R.I. ALLEMAN 52 42 CLINTON 50 51 BETTENDORF 63 41 BURLINGTON 71 39 Dav. CENTRAL COACHES: Glenn McPherson Dan Demmir RECORD: 17-1 A MISSISSIPPI 8 CHAMPS AHS VARSITY BASEBALL 3 5 CLINTON 10 1 NORTH SCOTT 8- 9 7-12 BURLINGTON 9-10 3- 1 NORTH SCOTT 9 2 IOWA CITY 7-12 4- 7 PLEASANT VALLEY 3- 7 2- 8 Dav. CENTRAL 5-10 6- 6 NORWAY 5- 5 6- 9 Dav. WEST • 11-10 7- 6 MUSCATINE 5- 7 2- 6 CLINTON 7- 8 6- 4 BURLINGTON ‘ 5-10 2- 0 NORTH SCOTT 5-10 4- 9 PLEASANT VALLEY 12- 6 0- 2 BETTENDORF 8- 7 2- 8 Dav. CENTRAL 0- 6 1- 1 Dav. WEST 4- 6 3- 2 MUSCATINE 6- 5 2- 6 CLINTON COACHES: Don Millor Wayne Millar RECORD 26-10 Doubleheader 9 0 Ft. Dodge ST. EDMUND 1 9 W.D.M. DOWLING 4 1 Carroll KUEMPER 3-12 4- 6 BURLINGTON 0- 7 2- 1 NORTH SCOTT 3 6 Dub. HEMPSTEAD 3 5 CALAMUS 9 3 DURANT 6- 2 5- 3 Dav. CENTRAL • 0- 1 6-10 Dav. WEST • 2- 1 3- 6 MUSCATINE 9 7 PLEASANT VALLEY 0- 3 3- 5 CLINTON 3- 3 2- 2 BURLINGTON 0- 5 3- 5 NORTH SCOTT 3- 2 1- 4 BETTENDORF 2- 9 1- 4 Dav. CENTRAL 3-11 7- 7 Dav. WEST 0 8 Burl. NOTRE DAME 7 8 DANVILLE, II. 8 7 PLEASANT VALLEY 6- 2 8- 4 MUSCATINE 6- 7 7- 2 CLINTON 2 5 PLEASANT VALLEY COACHES: Gary Laake Dick Loos RECORD: 16-21 = Doublahaadsr AHS GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL AHS GYMNASTICS 158.90 159.75 135.15 148.90 Dav. WEST BETTENDORF AHS VARSITY FOOTBALL 161.25 159.10 151.05 132.10 Dav. CENTRAL MOLINE 27 14 Dub. WAHLERT 102.26 2nd John Harahay Inv. 12 8 R.l. ALLEMAN 153.70 123.57 PLEASANT VALLEY 7 6 Dav. CENTRAL 168.50 175.15 CLINTON 2 6 MUSCATINE 164.10 153.80 BETTENDORF 10 3 BETTENDORF 160.10 140.30 Dav. WEST 24 6 NORTH SCOTT 167.67' 170.65 CLINTON 14 0 CLINTON 166.40 159.85 Dav. CENTRAL 6 7 BURLINGTON 107.40 100.26 ROCK ISLAND 10 14 Dav. WEST 162.40 111.54 120.20 105.36 MUSCATINE MOLINE COACHES: Jim Jorgensen, Head Dan Dammar COACH: June Christansan Don Sislar RECORD: 11-2 2nd - MISSISSIPPI 8 RECORD: 6-3 CONFERENCE 2nd - DISTRICTS 63 66 94 66 85 57 86 53 70 83 78 75 79 60 93 54 94 56 90 63 90 73 58 53 53 46 55 45 80 56 58 44 86 63 68 56 75 47 66 53 FAIRFIELD Dav. CENTRAL Dav. WEST Dub. HEMPSTEAD BETTENDORF Dav. CENTRAL BURLINGTON DaWitt CENTRAL NORTH SCOTT MUSCATINE Dav. WEST BETTENDORF CLINTON BETTENDORF Dav. CENTRAL BURLINGTON NORTH SCOTT Dav. WEST MUSCATINE CLINTON COACHES: Patrick Houlahan, Head Tharasa Walatka RECORD: 16-2 A MISSISSIPPI 8 CHAMPS 130 A Year For Knights! AHS VARSITY WRESTLING 29 31 PLEASANT VALLEY 27 32 RIVERDALE 8 45 Dav. WEST 35 21 R.I. ALLEMAN 24 30 Dav. CENTRAL 2 57 BETTENDORF 24 23 MUSCATINE 29 23 BURLINGTON 23 32 CAMANCHE 7 50 CLINTON 15 38 NORTH SCOTT COACHES: Mike DeAnna, Head Jim Brainerd Jim Anderson RECORD: 3-11... Dennis Gould and Matt Vanlandschoot advance to State meet. AHS SOPHOMORE BOYS BASKETBALL 88 60 PLEASANT VALLEY 64 42 NORTH SCOTT 72 36 Dav. WEST 73 37 GENESEO, II. 68 42 MUSCATINE 69 50 RIVERDALE 58 69 BURLINGTON 52 48 CLINTON 64 51 Dav. CENTRAL 65 50 BETTENDORF 71 44 NORTH SCOTT 72 54 Dav. WEST 77 56- MUSCATINE 69 41 R.I. ALLEMAN 65 43- CLINTON 64 65 BETTENDORF 54 62 BURLINGTON 68 57 Dav. CENTRAL COACH: Don Sisler RECORD: 15 - 3 2nd in MISSISSIPPI 8 AHS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 12 13 Dub. WAHLERT 18 12 R.I. ALLEMAN 18 18 Dav. CENTRAL 24 0 NORTH SCOTT 6 2 MUSCATINE 6 7 BETTENDORF 28 12 BURLINGTON 14 20 CLINTON 0 12 Dav. WEST COACHES: Tom Lawler Don Ullman RECORD 4-5 AHS SOPHOMORE GIRLS BASKETBALL 54 41 Dav. CENTRAL 51 50 Dav. CENTRAL 46 42 BURLINGTON 60 29 DeWitt CENTRAL 52 47 NORTH SCOTT 62 43 MUSCATINE 48 50 Dav. WEST 61 56 BETTENDORF 51 41 CLINTON 55 36 BETTENDORF 49 52 Dav. CENTRAL 57 28 BURLINGTON 57 40 NORTH SCOTT 51 60 Dav. WEST 48 44 MUSCATINE 44 31 CLINTON COACH: Karl Burmester RECORD: 13-3 AHS FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 28 6 WILLIAMS 0 20 SUDLOW 6 14 BETTENDORF BLACK 14 6 BETTENDORF GOLD 8 8 PLEASANT VALLEY 14 6 NORTH SCOTT “RED” 28 6 NORTH SCOTT “GREY” 35 20 Muscatine CENTRAL COACHES: Jim Brainerd Ray Ambrose RECORD: 5-2-1 AHS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 61 51 SUDLOW 71 70 WILLIAMS 49 40 NORTH SCOTT 50 38 J.B. YOUNG 53 48 R.I.ALLEMAN 60 32 ROCK ISLAND.II. 63 58 SUDLOW 56 24 CLINTON 40 61 PLEASANT VALLEY 37 56 Dub. WAHLERT 52 55 WOOD 44 61 8MART 44 58 BETTENDORF 53 41 CLINTON 44 55 R.I.ALLEMAN 42 66 ROCK ISLAND, II. 45 43 NORTH SCOTT COACHES: Tom Lawler Paul Weiman RECORD: 10-7 131 Tournament Time Twelve wrestlers under new head Coach Mike DeAnna headed into the first round of competi- tion for the State Tour- nament. For the wres- tlers, that meant Dis- tricts and this years' trip to Muscatine, Feb. 27th where the Knights' met- tle would be tested. Heading into the Tourna- ment were: 98 lbs. Guy Robertson 105 lbs. Frank Marinelli 112 lbs. Vern Doenges 119 lbs. Matt VanLandschoot 126 lbs. Jerry Gusta 132 lbs. Craig Czupka 138 lbs. Dennis Gould 145 lbs. Mike Flynn 155 lbs. Steve Leahy 167 lbs. Todd Meyer 185 lbs. Jay Cline HWY. Craig Stear From the field of twelve grapplers, two wrestlers qualified for State: Den- nis Gould at 138 and Matt VanLandschoot at 119. In the District tourna- ment VanLandschoot won the 119 lb. title with a pin over a Muscatine wrestler. Gould came up short at 138 to Scott De- Vinney, also of Musca- tine, but qualified in the wrestle-back. 132 Tournament Time At State both of the boys met stiff competition. Dennis drew Randy Wa- sham of Bettendorf and Matt met Tim Kriegen of Mason City. Gould was defeated by Washam 14-4 in the first round. Washam eventu- ally finished in 4th Place at State. VanLandschoot lost to Kriegen who fin- ished as State Champion at 119. Gould was pleased with his trip to State. “I gained experience for next year. I enjoyed watching the other wres- tlers as well as getting four days off school.” Dennis ended the sea- son with a record of 26-6- 1. VanLandschoot would love to wrestle for Iowa but added, “I plan to go to a Junior College and wrestle there.” Bettendorf, State Champs for the last two years, will again be the favorite in Mississippi next year. But both Den- nis and Mark feel that the Assumption wres- tling program is on the up-swing. They also feel that Coach DeAnna helped them work harder, improve tech- niques and set higher goals. Gould said, “It was a good season, there was more support and the Mat-Maids were a big help.” VanLandschoot stated, “It’s been great wres- tling for Assumption.” 133 Tournament Time 1979! 1980! 1981! 1982! Four years in a row the Assumption Girls Gym- nastics team, one of the best in the state, earned the right to go to the State Tournament. The girls qualified for State in the Regional competition, Feb. 27 at the Knights' gym. They finished 2nd to the 1- ranked Clinton squad. 170.35-173.05. The Knights overcame sea- son-long Balance Beam problems to win that event, but it wasn't enough to dethrone Cli- ton, the defending State champs. Assumption Coach June Christensen said, It shows that this Eastern part of the state is really strong right now. Also, with all these teams from the Mississippi 8, I think it makes our Conference about the toughest in the state. Tammy Droste, Clinton, took the All-Around title with 36.5 points, and placed in all other events. Beth Figge took 4th in All-Around and won the Vault with a score of 9.25. “The girls really hung to- gether and went at it in Regionals, Coach Christensen said. “We had very few falls today. Everybody did a super job. 134 Tournament Time March 12th found the girls loading their lug- gage for the trip to Des Moines and the State Tournament. Assump- tion was proud to have these girls represent our school: SENIORS Beth Figge Kathy Mooney JUNIOR Peggy McDermott SOPHOMORES Maggie Resnick Kathy Riley Tina Timmerman FRESHMEN Heidi Edens Marret Pohlmann Debbie Resnick Dena Votrubek Patty Warded Competition was March 13 in Des Moines. By noon it was all over. Clin- ton retained its' State championship. Assump- tion Knights took third with a score of 166.95. Beth Figgs was the only Knight to place and she came in third in Floor Exercises. Coach Christensen was pleased with the team’s performance. “The girls did a really good job. I couldn’t have asked for more,” she continued. “The competition was just that much tougher this year. Hoover High of Des Moines had a super day.” Assumption's Floor Ex- ercises and Beam were good, but the girls had problems in Tumbling and on the Bars. Our Gymnastic Knights have put two trophies in our trophy case in four years. Next year, just maybe, the girls can win the State championship. 135 Tournament Time First round Tournament action for the Assump- tion Girls Basketball team was against Dav. Central. The girls waltzed passed the Blue Devils with a 78-58 victo- ry on our home court, Feb. 15th. The girls had no problems with their cross-town rivals. Moni- ca Missel pumped in 42 pts. on 16-of-25 from the field. Colleen Blough and Julie Fitzpatrick each had 15 pts. for the Knights. Advancing to the second round, the AHS girls took on North Scott's team. The girls outmanue- vered the Lancers and came away with a 78-56 victory. Missel again lead the scoring with 37 points while Colleen Blough added 19. Going into their last game of Sectional play the Knights, again with- out Coach Pat Houlahan who was fighting a bout with pneumonia, came through with a 66-56 vic- tory, over Dav. West. The early game was tight until Monica hit 5-of-6 shots to give the Knights an 18-13 first quarter lead. Assistant Coach Therese Walatka said, “They were executing too fast but finally we be- gan working for our shots.” And work they did!! The girls shot an amazing 28-of-43 from the field led by Missel's 17-of-25 and 43 pts. The 4th ranked Knights came one step closer to a second trip to the State Tournament with a 75-38 rout over the Maquoketa Cardinals. The girls high scoring machine was led by star forward Missel with 36 points on 14-of- 26 from the field. The stingy guard court was led by Kathy McCabe and Julie Fitzpatrick. Steph Smith was again 136 brilliant as she pulled down 18 rebounds. Only 1 Mediaplois stood in the way of the Knights returning to State. Try as they might, the Knights came up short 54-50 and bowed out of the Tournament race at the Sub-State level. The girls played a hard- fought ball game before Mediapolis gained con- trol in the see-saw fourth quarter when they held a commanding 45-38 lead. This was the biggest lead by either team all night. With that cushion the Bullettes played a delay game forcing the Knight guards to foul them. How proud we have been of the girls, their play and their Coach Pat Houlahanl They're 1 with us all the way! SENIORS Kay LaKose Colleen Blough Theresa Moseley Monica Missel Stephanie Smith Bridget Hines Colleen Conroy JUNIORS Diane Behan Kathy McCabe Anne Stemlar Sarah Kadavy SOPHOMORES Steph Quinn Julie Fitzpatrick Jennifer Britt FRESHMAN Linda Hood MANAGERS Denise Banwarth Kris York Tammy Gall Tina Calsyn Lenee Schloemer Theresa Logan Lecia Hebbeln Terrie Grady COACH PAT HOULAHAN Asst. COACH THERESE WALATKA Tournament Time Tournament Time Assumption began its trek for its third consecutive State Tournament bid when Districts began March 1. The Knights jumped their first hurdle by de- feating Dav. Central 43-32 on the Dav. West court. Key factor in the game was the stingy defense of the once- beaten Knights which forced Dav. Central into 25 turnovers. Bill Bush came off the bench contributing 4 points and 4 steals. •BLOWOUT!” That was the Quad-City Times' way of de- scribing the 63-46 Assumption victory over Bettendorf. March 3. Besides advancing in State play, this victory repaid Bet- tendorf for handing the Knights their only defeat of the season. The 19-3 first quarter rout was started by Steve Dockery’s 8’ jumper. A few baskets by Matt McGowan and the Knights were their way fast-breaking to a 34-9 half time score. The hustling defense of Brice McPherson, Dockery and McGowan complimented Dean Tandeski's 15 point 2nd half splurge. The roaring Assump- tion fans were also spurred on by Mike Daniel's dunk shot near the end of the game. Tan- deski had 17 pts., Dockery 13 pts. and McGowan 11. The Knights met Dubuque Humpstead in Clinton on March 5 for Sub-State action. With a 62-36 romp over Hemp- stead, the Knights were head- ed toward Des Moines. The Assumption side of the River King gym was packed red and white as the Knights jumped to a 12-6 first quarter lead. Though the Knights gave the Mustangs trouble under- neath, at half time the score was only 25-17. 138 Tournament Time The 3rd quarter went wild when Coach Glenn McPherson picked up two technicals for protesting some rough play under the baskets. The Mus- tangs could only capitalize on 2 of the 4 technical shots and the Knights held a 7 pt. lead at the beginning of the 4th quar- ter. Assumption's inside game was outstanding the rest of the way as the boys out-scored Du- buque 24-10 in the 4th quarter. The Assumption crowd stormed the court, mobbed each other and carried seven players on their shoulders. The shouting rang loud and clear, “Des Moines. HERE WE COME!” The Knights first game at State was against 3rd ranked Ankeny (20-2) on March 17. ‘Sure an ’twas a happy St. Paddy's Day' for the AHS squad as they used their tournament know-how to post a 67-57 first round victory. Assumption jumped to a quick 24-12 first quarter lead. Tan- deski keyed the first quarter burst with 2 three point plays. Daniel bombed in a 25 jumper off the board with :02 on the clock to end the 2nd quarter. The Knights entered the final quarter with a 10 point lead. The Hawks pulled within 6 at 61-55 with 5 buckets in a row before Tandeski and McPher- son took command. Tandeski’s free throws and McPherson's four point play and the Knights smelling victory. Tandeski lead the Knights in scoring with 24 points. Daniel added 10 points even though he sat out most of the game because of foul trouble. McGowan put in 12 while keep- ing Ankeny honest with his deadly outside jumpers. Big roles were played by Bush and Perry Riepe who came off the bench for the foul-plagued starters. Coach McPherson praised the boys saying, “We got some outstanding bench play from Riepe and Bush when we needed it.” 139 QUAD-CITY TIMES Saturday, March 20, 1982 Knights need one more Tandeski's bucket puts Assumption into finale tonight with S.C. North The Semi-Final game of the State Tournament play pitted the Knights against Waverly- Shell Rock, a small 3A school, against the mighty Knights. This nail-bitting, heart-thump- ing game went down to the wire. Dean Tankeski's basket off the board with :05 seconds left gave the Knights a hard- fought 35-34 victory. The game started off tightly and remained that way for the next 32 minutes. As the half neared Mike Daniel pulled-off another buzzer-beater. As in the Ankeny game, his 20' jump- er from the left side of the lane gave Assumption a 19-18 half time lead. The back-and-forth play con- tinued in the 3rd quarter with both teams scoring only 14 points. Tandeski put the Knights ahead with a tip-in at the 3:44 mark of the 4th quarter. Both teams exchanged bas- kets and defensive strategy. Assumption’s dreams for a State Championship were al- most dashed as Waverly-Shell Rock hit a jump shot with :47 seconds remaining to give the Go-Hawks a 34-33 lead. As- sumption then called time out to set up Tandeki'8 heroics. “I thought I got fouled when I put the ball up the first time, Tandeski said. When it rolled off the rim, I was in a good po- sition to get the rebound, so I took the ball back up.” But the game was not finished yet. Many Assumption follow- ers had flashbacks of last year's last second shot by Dub. Wahlert which knocked the Knights from the finals of the 1981 State Tournament. Waverly-Shell Rock's down court pass went out-of-bounds. :01 second remained on the clockl All Assumption had to do was get the ball in-bounds. McGowan fielded the ball up- court as the horn sounded. 140 QUAD-CITY TIMES Sunday. March 21, 1982 At last! Knights win basketball crown on third try Mass hysteria erupted from the Knights cheering section. The Knights had made it. They were in the finals. CHAMPION- SHIP! HERE WE COME! ASSUMPTION Dav. vs. SIOUX CITY NORTH in Class 3A finals! In fine fashion the Knights took the battle to the North Stars. A 58-45 victory brought the 1st State Championship to As- sumption. Stingy defense marked the start of the final game with the Knights taking a 10-4 1st quar- ter lead. The half ended with the Knights ahead 25-22. In the 3rd quarter the North Stars challenged the Knights and surged ahead 33-32. A ba- seliner by Steve Dockery re- turned the lead to the Knights. Then Dockery canned a three point play and the Knights nev- er looked back. The Stars attempted a come- back cutting the Knights' lead to one, 42-41. The boys rallied, scored the next eight points and cruised to the sweetest victory ever!!! Mike Daniel lead the Knights with 17 points. Steve Dockery was next in Assumption's bal- anced scoring attack with 14 points. For the second year in a row, Mike Daniel was named to the All-Tournament team. “We saved our best game in the tournament for tonight 1 a jubilant Coach Glenn McPher- son stated. “Our passing was really crisp, the way it has been all season. These guys really rose to the occasion. The boys finished the season with quite a record 23-1 and the school's first State Champion- ship. The team was great! The coaching was excellent! The cheering section was FAN-tas- tic! ASSUMPTION IS 1 and believe me THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE ASSUMPTION! 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The guys topped it off with anything from sunglasses to wild flowered shirts. The cafeteria was adorned with tissue flowers, exotic fruits, and animals. There°was even a sail- boat to really top off the mood. To quote Mrs. Joan DeVries “This was the best class I have ever worked with, and the Class of 1983 will have a tough act to follow.” Honored Athletes FOOTBALL RICK MOLDT ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention RICK NEY ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention PERRY RIEPE ALL-CONFERENCE 2nd Team QB TOM DOYLE ALL-CONFERENCE 2nd Team Defense BRIAN LEMEK ALL-CONFERENCE 2nd Team Offense, 2nd Team Defense CHUCK CARROLL ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention MIKE CHUPKA ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention TIM FEENEY ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention SCOTT MICKLEWRIGHT ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention MARTY MANSFIELD ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention DUKE ASHEL Y-LASSEN ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention GIRLS BASKETBALL KAY LAKOSE ALL-EASTERN IOWA Hon. Mention, ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention COLLEEN BLOUGH ALL-EASTERN IOWA Hon. Mention, ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention, -5 in STATE for BEST FREE THROW % 113-OM40 = 80.7% KATHY MCCABE ALL-EASTERN IOWA Hon. Mention, ALL-CONFERENCE Hon. Mention JULIE FITZPATRICK IDPA ALL-STATE Hone. Mention, DM REG ALL-STATE Spec. Mention, ALL-EASTERN IOWA 2nd Team, ALL- CONFERENCE 2nd Team BOYS BASKETBALL MATT MCGOWAN IDPA ALL-STATE Hon. Mention DEAN TANDESKI IDPA ALL-STATE Hon. Mention, DM REG. ALL-STATE Hon. Mention, ALL QUAD- CITY Hon. Mention STEVE DOCKERY IDPA ALL-STATE Sp. Hon. Mention, DM REG. ALL-STATE Hon. Mention, ALL- CONFERENCE Hon. Mention, ALL QUAD-CITY Hon. Mention All-Staters FOOTBALL BOB CORBIN IDPA ALL-STATE 3rd Team Defense, DM REG. ALL-STATE 3rd Team Defense, ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team Defense IDPA ALL-STATE 1st Team Defense, DM REG. ALL-STATE 1st Team Defense, ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team Offense, 1st Team Defense, SHRINE ALL- STARS Game played in K.U., Summer of 1982 GIRLS BASKETBALL CRAIG STEAR MONICA MISSEL IDPA ALL-STATE 2nd Team. DM REG. ALL-STATE 2nd Team, ALL- EASTERN IOWA 1st Team, ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team IDPA ALL-STATE 1st Team, DM REG. ALL- STATE 1st Team, ALL- EASTERN IOWA 1st Team, ALL- CONFERENCE ist Team, 1 in STATE for: •REBOUNDS 264 = 13.2 avg. «BLOCKED SHOTS 130 = 6.5 avg. BOYS BASKETBALL IDPA ALL-STATE 1st BRICE MCPHERSON IDPA ALL-STATE 4th Team, DM REG. ALL-STATE 5th Team, ALL- EASTERN IOWA 2nd Team, ALL- CONFERENCE 1st Team, ALL QUAD-CITY 2nd Team Team, DM REG. ALL- STATE 1st Team, ALL- EASTERN IOWA 1st Team, ALL-CONFERENCE 1st Team, ALL QUAD-CITY 1st 177 Freshmen Johnson, John P. Kadavy, Clare E. Lyphout, Angela S. Wardell, Patricia A. Honor Roll Sophomores First Honors 4.000 4 000 Stoughton, Anne M. 4.000 4.000 4.000 Second Honors Ditch, Katherine E. 3.941 Timmerman, Tina A. 3.975 Howard, John S. 3.875 Sebllle, Lynne M. 3.957 Martin, James A. 3.875 Thles, Maureen A. 3.952 Menster, Mltzl A. 3.875 Wallace, Kim M. 3.952 Smith, Mlchaela R. 3.875 Zaug, Renee M. 3.891 Noto, Lori J. 3.857 Schebler, Daniel J. 3.886 Behan, Colleen E. 3.813 Grady, Teresa A. 3.864 Brownson, Catherine M. 3.786 Gardlna, Jacqueline A. 3.848 DeTaeye, Robert E. 3.714 Brlckson, Jeffrey Todd 3.841 Feeney, Anne M. 3.714 Kakert, Kathleen M. 3.837 Mullln, Catherine A. 3.667 Barnes, Jennifer A. 3.813 Evans, Patricia S. 3.643 Timmerman, Mark J. 3.800 Gluba, Deborah 3.625 Fitzpatrick, Julie A. 3.789 Hlavaty, Nicole M. 3.625 Britt, Jennifer A. 3.762 Ramsdale, Scott G. 3.625 McCabe, Patrick J. 3.750 Relllng, Kelli J. 3.625 Nguyen, H. Roger 3.750 Hood, Linda J. 3.600 Helrlgs, Lisa T. 3.738 Belwel, Lisa K. 3.563 Loecke, Katherine J. 3.729 Robertson, Guy 3.563 Quinn, Stephanie A. 3.727 Staub, Julie A. 3.563 Tonn, Annette T. 3.714 Andrews, Scott M. 3.500 Osborne, Beth A. 3.705 Frelburger, Eric J. 3.500 Chavez, Lisa M. 3.697 Williams, Nancy A. 3.500 Cavanaugh, Cheryl L. 3.696 Geheren, Patrick J. 3.690 Kopatlch, Joseph M. 3.690 Lyons, Anita M. 3.690 Miller, Katie A. 3.640 Resnick, Margaret R. 3.595 Wulf, Stacy L. 3.583 Wolf, James J. 3.565 Conway, Amy K. 3.548 Hanley, Lynn A. 3.545 Mester, Margaret L. 3.502 Halllgan, Genevieve M. 3.500 Lindquist, Leann 3.500 Third Honors Trllk, Christopher J. 3.436 Watson, Teresa A. 3.188 Eckman, Sarah T. 3.498 Shetler, Linda M. 3.429 Abel, Julia L. 3.176 Reszka, Catherine M. 3.479 Thompson, Michele 3.429 Schmleder, Stephen R 3.143 Wllwerdlng, Renee M. 3.474 Glowackl, Robert C. 3.375 Bishop, John J. 3.125 Lucas, Susan M. 3.441 Metzger, Dawn M. 3.375 Farrell, Mindy S. 3.125 Daniel, David J. 3.429 Hauber, Mickey A. 3.357 Nauman, John A. 3.071 Panther, Janice M. 3.400 Logan, Theresa A. 3.357 Saskowskl, Michael P. 3.071 Glassgow, Randall S. 3.396 Panther, Matthew M. 3.357 Wolfe, Erin 3.071 McIntosh, James R. 3.389 Conroy, Edward S. 3.313 Burkholder, Christine L. 3.063 Kelly, John L. 3.357 Grelm, Jeff 0. 3.313 Glowackl, Patricia 3.063 Flgge, Ann J. 3.325 Becker, Bridget A. 3.286 Laity, Jill 3.063 Llndstrom, Kimberly A. 3.317 Boecker, Karen E. 3.286 Livermore, Jamie 3.063 Huber, Diane C. 3.313 Heinrichs, Tim F. 3.286 Boyd, Michael 3.000 Herr, Kathleen R. 3.262 Klein, John U. 3.286 Cleeton, Jill R. 3.000 Wolfe, Shaun P. 3.262 Miller, Stacie M. 3.250 Dauplalse, Erik R. 3.000 Padley, Nancy M. 3.250 Slrna, Antonio J. 3.250 Dubln, Ann M. 3.000 Blevins, Brian L. 3.235 Felz, Katie M. 3.214 Goetsch, Katherine M. 3.000 Barnes, Susan M. 3.225 Jestel, James B. 3.214 Luchtel, Joyce A. 3.000 O'Neill, Terrance M. 3.225 Logan, Thomas E. 3.214 Mlchalek, Steven A, 3.000 Crabtree, Bradley D. 3.222 O'Dean, Christine M. 3.188 Pelzel, Michael J. 3.000 Hlavaty, Jennifer E. 3.199 Serrurler, Karyn A. 3.188 Resnick, Deborah L. 3.000 Malney, Julie A. 3.196 Verdon, Stephen J. 3.188 Kllbane, Mark J. 3.182 Huber, Daniel L. Stolley, David H. Tallrr.an, Thomas J. Daigle, Michelle 0. Merritt, Dianne M. Brugger, Karen 0. Howard, Mary C. Schrobllgen, Stacey A. Hancock, Tracy A. Morrissey, Thomas J. Jimenez, Timothy T. Olson, Molly Pottratz, Bethany A. Turner, Alleen R. 0'Farrell, Kevin P. Bengtson, Larry R. Mullln, Michael J. WillIch, Elizabeth A. Vermost, Craig A. Moore, Kevin A. Johnson, Todd M. Sayers, Mary A. 3.167 3.158 3.143 3.141 3.136 3.119 3.113 3.095 3.091 3.091 3.090 3.088 3.070 3.065 3.050 3.049 3.048 3.025 3.024 3.023 3.022 3.000 178 Juniors Honor Roll First Honors Seniors Marley, Susan M. 4.000 Schlltz, Myra J. 4.000 Second Honors O'Hara, Kathleen P. Gehlsen, Mark D. Moldt, Rick J. Glowackl, Carol A. Kopatlch, Katherine 0. Smith, Maurlta A. Rice, Joseph P. Buck, Jane M. Sullivan, Barbara A. Blough, Geralyn P. Glowackl, Kim E. Eckman, Jane C. Bodayla, Stephen D. Miller, Therese M. Cavanaugh, Christine A. Rledesel, Mary M. Connelly, Shawn M. Behan, Diane M. Keck, Kathleen M. Argo, William B. Bozlk, Gillian T. Burke, Joseph E. 3.954 McGulness, Kelly J. 3.988 3.928 Boyle, Kevin J. 3.981 3.867 Ottlng, Mary C. 3.892 3.843 Jullen, Mark V. 3.870 3.829 Blough, Colleen M. 3.835 3.827 Lyngholm, Linda M. 3.813 3.816 Garslde, Anne T. 3.807 3.801 Leahy, Stephen M. 3.781 3.778 Thles, Mark T. 3.739 3.766 Moeller, Paula K. 3.712 3.746 Jaramlllo, Carla A. 3.684 3.740 Stoughton, Daniel M. 3.677 3.713 Flgge, Elizabeth C.. 3.662 3.662 Maher, Marianne M. 3.649 3.629 McGulness, Joseph H. 3.628 3.599 Nauman, Susan J. 3.616 3.589 Smith, Lawrence C. 3.609 3.569 Ambre, Matthew L. 3.605 3.552 Feeney, Sara M. 3.593 3.550 Miller, Amy A. 3.579 3.531 Van Vooren, Margaret 3.577 3.514 Epplng, Anthony R. 3.569 Britt, Peter L. 3.507 Tallman, David L. 3.505 McCoy, Michael C. 3.504 Third Honors Lanaghan, Mary H. 3.460 Osborne, Any M. 3.443 Frelburger, Peter T. 3.415 Grelm, Steven 0. 3.412 Broderick, Sean M. 3.408 Rogers, Michael G. 3.382 Connolly, Patricia M. 3.379 Kadavy, Sarah J. 3.368 Gray, Christine M. 3.322 Becker, Jonathan P. 3.319 Jasper, Scott S. 3.302 Hawks, Llsabeth E. 3.263 Noto, Bonnie J. 3.259 Flynn, Mary L. 3.258 Belli, Bryan W. 3.236 Loecke, Margaret A. 3.227 Gannon, Patrick T. 3.223 Tlnsman, Elizabeth A. 3.220 Jacobsen, Catherine C. 3.214 McPherson, Debra L. 3.172 Schnoebelen, Paul F. 3.169 Verbeke, Lisa A. 3.169 Anbre, Richard A. 3.164 Klpf, Karl B. 3.143 Yermost, Oarren J. 3.143 Charlton, Mary A. 3.137 Nagle, Joan M. 3.125 McAtee, Christopher J. 3.137 Kerkhoven, Lynda T. 3.074 McManus, Merredyth M. 3.068 Zlmanek, Bradley J. 3.041 Hancock, Blake C. 3.033 Vlktora, Robert 0. 3.029 Timmons, Mary N. 3.016 Anderson, Jill R. 3.013 Czolgosz, Christine A. 3.003 Stemlar, Anne M. 3.003 Weber, Rana M. 3.003 Grade Point averages based on 1st semester accumulated average for the 1981-82 school year. Broderick, Brian J. 3.486 Bodayla, Brett A. 3.464 Noto, Nancy J. 3.464 Kearns, Pauline F. 3.459 Molyneaux, Anne M. 3.457 Hansen, Thomas J. 3.454 Marlnelll, Annette 3.421 Czolgosz, Joseph M. 3.410 Wolf, Kristine M. 3.410 Huber, Mary 5. 3.391 Miller, Nicholas F. 3.386 Frelburger, Sheryl T. 3.369 Nevlns, Brett J. 3.352 Carlin, Jennifer A. 3.311 Helrlgs, David M. 3.311 Geheren, Stefany 3.305 Karwath, Joseph A. 3.297 Daniel, Michael G. 3.291 Johnson, Marybeth 3.286 LaKose, Kay M. 3.282 Carpenter, Timothy E. 3.280 Kane, Mary C. 3.250 Lemek, Brian J. 3.246 Ney, Richard A. 3.225 Connelly, Ann M. 3.224 Fer, Kathleen M. 3.207 Anderson, Lisa L. 3.205 Mooney, Kathleen 3.159 Vasen, Elizabeth A. 3.196 Mercer, Dianne 3.177 Bradley, Rita J. 3.153 Stolley, Teresa E. 3.152 Lanaghan, Robert J. 3.151 Cavanaugh, Martin 0. 3.146 Murphy, Brian J. 3.115 Huneck, Patricia F. 3.113 Walton, Julie A. 3.101 Menster, Martin T. 3.099 Petittl, Susan J. 3.086 Tlirrerman, Gary J. 3.073 Wardell, Susan D. 3.071 Wlch, Jennifer A. 3.070 Cunningham, Mary C. 3.069 Howard, Michael 0. 3.052 Thompson, David P. 3.050 Bishop, Brian P. 3.026 Verdon, Sandra A. 3.025 Bracken, Amy C. 3.022 Quigley, Colleen M. 3.014 179 GET SOMETHING OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL This is not a “Close Encounter” of a new “Flash Gordon” movie, only the unknown that confronts everyone after high school graduation. It’s our first experience with the “real” world. The years in high school have been preparing us. The more we become in- volved in activities, the more we realize how important these experiences are. The posi- tive values of Assumption become a part of our lives. It’s up to us to use them. The Yearbook offered a challenge: responsi- bility, pressure, and hard work, all leading to the successful publication of a Yearbook. It’s an experience I will not soon forget. The 1982 Yearbook could not have been pos- sible without the needed help of the follow- ing: -The Assumption Parents Club. -Sr. Marcia Costello. -The photographic assistance of Mr. Keith Riewerts and Mark C. Belli Photography -The Quad-City Times. -The whole Yearbook staff, and section edi- tors. -But most importantly, the entire Assump- tion community. 180 uiuiuyy ii ooj. ioviestacosa irewritingjur sinessphotoi hestra finals hedulechenn inghumaniti Die tests scie 5. a u nam di rt grades cro iorsgamesc iraphy cafetc dance pizza r stry band ac � s sophomor ice groupsqi aksummerfa — ■ - -