Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

WE ARE 1020 W. CENTRAL PK. DAVENPORT, IA 52803 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING .............2 FINE ARTS 77 ORGANIZATIONS 17 SPORTS 89 SENIORS FACULTY Jtk . 115 UNDERCLASSMAN ......47 TOURNAMENT TIME 130 ADS 144 CLOSING nft 177 1_____________ SUMMERS' END With the lost of summer portles. sunton oil. swimming pools ond lozy days spent in the sun comes Freshmen Frolic, football games ond a whole new year. During the summer mony students spent their nights at John O'Donnell stadium following Knights baseball. The boys won the State Chompionship. are 1 In Class 4A ond 1 In our hearts. Students also started planning for school. Early birds soles for new fall clothes and those discount specials on school supplies were mighty important. With the opening of the 25th year of As- sumption High School, your YEARBOOK STAFF wishes the entire student body ond faculty an exciting and promising year!!! $ 1. Sophomore girls teach Freshmen the Icebreaker games. 2. Off green o-g-a-1-n!!! 3. Nice ties guys?!? 4. Is “she'' wotching you. Perry? GIRLS SOFTBALL Front row L to R Beth Loos, Wendy Ruiz. Colleen Diough. Thereso Moseley, Teresa Delvecchio, Karen Rossmiller. Carol Glowacki. Mary Charlton. Ann Rodriquez. 1. Teresa Cheech Delvecchio prepares to launch the ball while Moni- ca Missel backs her up. 2. Two Knights worm up before the big gome. Bock row L to R Coach Dick Loos, Mary Riedesel. Lecio Hebblin. Maurito Smith, Monica Missel, Stephanie Smith. Mary Verdon. Lori Hebblin, Sandy Verdon, Kay LaKose. Coach Gary Laoke. STATE CHAMPS From row - R ro L James McCluskey. Orion Smith. Middle row . R to L Mgr. John Klein. Tom DeTaeye. Dock row • R to L Coach Don Miller. Tom Doyle. Orion Lemek. Dill Lomor. Todd Orickson. Russ Mott Ambre. Dob Corbin. Dill Argo. Tom Durke. Scott Drickson. Dean Tondeski. Tony Lunordi. Chris Huber. Rick Ambre. Mgr. Mork Corstens. McAtee. Dove Monty. Cooch Wayne Cabel. _________ IOWA'S FINEST The summer of 1982 ended for the Assumption Knights baseball team in triumph as the Knights carried home a State Championship with their 6-4 victory over Des Moines East on August 1st. The Knights, making their first State tournament appearance, ended the season with a 29-12 slate. Other bright spots for the 4A champs this year were the All-State appearances by Dob Corbin. Dill Argo and Matt Ambre. Corbin, a first team All-Stater the last two years, compiled some amazing statistics as he batted .512 with 49 RDI’s. For his career, as a four year stater, his statistics are just as impressive. He has a school record of 128 RDI's. 146 runs scored. 46 doubles and a batting average of .417. Argo, the only junior to make the first team All-State squad, batted .454 and scored a total of 56 runs. His stolen base record was just as good as he stole 38 bases in just 41 tries. Ambre. a second team All- Stater. was the Knights top RDI man In the season with 52 while compiling a 9-1 record as the Knights most consistant starting pitcher. It was a sweet ending to the 1981-82 school year as well as a fantastic beginning to the 1982- 83 school year. 1. No doubt os to who is 1 and STATE CHAMPSI 2. When the dust cleared. Dill Argo was safe otter a quick steol. 3. Proud Knights show oft THEIR trophy. Sports S WE ARE . . . BEGINNING Arena Days give way to DAY 1, CYCLE 1 — another year begins. We easily recognize the differences among the little lost Freshmen, the self-confident Sophomores and Ju- niors, and the big super Seniors. The beginning of the end nears for these Seniors. A lot of challenging and diffi- cult decisions await them. As school progresses so does the football season and hopes of many victorious Fridays nights. Signs of pro- gress are all around us: an improved gym floor complete with new letter- ing and designs, new floors in A- wing and S-wing, new teachers plus an enthusiastic Freshmen class. We've changed too, added many friends, developed true friendships, met a few obstacles, survivedl and hope to have good memories of good times. 1. Senior girls cheer-on the Knights. 2. Yell o little louder. Meg: we con’t hear you! 3. It’s only o quarter. Ellen.” 4. Coreful with your collgraphy. girls. Don’t mess upl 5. P-o-o-o-r Seon Broderick, become one of football s earliest casualties. 6. The Junior spirit walks the holls. 6 Opening 1. No wonder we cheer so loudly! 2. Is that oil you ever do In gym? 3. Practice makes perfect and the bond members give It their all. 4. Gossiping In the cote? We thought you were studying. 5. Catching some toys while discussing Government, what else? 6. Having a good day. Mary? Opening 7 ikt' Mi DANCIN' IN THE CAFE” 8 FRESHMEN FROLIC Are you going? Of course! Aren't you? Sure, but what ore you going to wear? Don't know! Just hope I meet someone new! The halls echo with conversa- tion during Freshmen Orientation. The big event everyone is talking about is Freshmen Frolic. Spon- sored by the Student Council, this night's activities introduces these newest Knights to high school life. Through the lower doors, up the stairs and there awaits Student Council members willing to take the money before the fun begins. Kevin Condon was playing favor- ite tunes while the Student Coun- cil Reps helped everyone get to know one another. The traditional Flashlight Dance got things started. This year the orange and Lifesaver passes were exchanged for Dr. Mixer and the Circle Sit-Down. After the games the dancing began with the Class of '86 in the swingl 1. Miss O ’ checks oui the money, SC Pres Lorry DeSmet checks out Miss O' ond VP Pot McCobe keeps on eye on everything! 2. Among the Frosh Theresa Wolseth ond Dove McAree hod o laugh- ing good rime. 3. Mike Blessing gets to know a classmate. Student Life TGIF''!I! One week of school wos behind us ond we were reody for the first All-School donee. Eclipse'' ployed ond the cofe wos jammed. The bond ployed great music. Everyone wonted to rock. Def Leapord's Wasted'' wos o popular hit. Shorts were worn by many. It was hot but what better woy to show off the summer tons. It seemed more like o summer gath- ering rather than the first of many such events. The upperclassmen really showed everyone how to rock. By the end of the evening even the Freshmen were out on the floor showing off the latest steps. 1. Catherine Jacobsen ond Mary Charlton Get Down to the music. 2. Is this who they hod in mind when they wrote Dancing Queen? 3. Hey! We re here too! Rob Gumpert doesn’t want to be missed. 4. Coordination? You bet the freshmen have it! Student Life 9 CURIOUSLY SAVAGE? FALL PLAY The AHS Drama Dept, present- ed The Curious Savage” Oct. 7-9. The Cloisters, a home where the simple dignity of the so-called in- sane and the insanity” of the so- called normal magnified, was the setting. Mrs. Savage (Beth Potfratz) is brought to the home by her chil- dren: Titus (Mark Kilbane), Sam- uel (Steve Gasser) and Lily Belle (Mary Lanaghan.) When Mrs. Savage arrives she is greeted by the residents: Florence (Beth Loos), a woman who carries a doll representing the son she will not accept as dead: Hannibal (Frank Piet) who believes he is a great violinist: Fairy May (Eileen Burke) who needs to be told she is loved every day: Jeffery (Pat Powell) who thinks he bears a scar on his face from the war, but really the scar is much deeper and Mrs. Paddy (Keri Kilbane) who was told by her husband to Shut up” twenty years ago and now only recites things she hates. At the home Mrs. Savage meets part of the staff: Dr. Emmett (Rick Poster) and Miss Wilhemia (Ellen Thompson.) 1) Tllus tries to persuade Mrs. Poddy to folk. 2) Am I gorgeous yet? 3. Or. Emmet tries to help one of his patients. Mrs. Savage. 10 Student Life ■■■■■■■■■■ 1) Honnibol TRIES to ploy the violinl 2) Mory Lonoghon and Kerl Kllbone relax offer superb performonces. 3) If we wolk oround the edge it will weor our evenly. 4) The Cloisters greet their new guest. 5) Mrs. Sovoge ond Lily Delle argue. 6) If takes o lot of behind the scenes work to moke o show turn out greotl Student Life 11 12 AHS'S 25TH HOMECOMING HOMECOMING '82 Homecoming festivities began Oct. 11 with the crowning of The- rese Miller as 1982 Homecoming Queen, making her AHS's 25th queen. The fen candidates Lyn Cabel, Theresa Delvecchio, Lynn Glowacki, Kari Kipf, Mary Ann Mansfield. Therese Miller, Ellen O'Donnell. Mary Timmons, Liz Tinsman and Kathleen Wolfe were chosen the previous week. Mary Ann, Ellen, Mary and Kath- leen were chosen as Therese's at- tendants. Preparations for the week be- gan with hall decorating, float work, planning for the Moss and it was even rumored that the Senior girls were at school at 7:00 a.m. to work on their skit. As time went on red white filled the school and the Varsity football players had their fill of goodies. The all school Mass started Fri- day with AHS's first coordinator, Fr. Amborn, as the homelisf. After Mass, classes were held until if was time for the parade. This years parade was a big success with even the weather cooperat- ing! 1) Queen Therese escorted by Bill Argo, mokes her way to the 50 yord line. 2) And your 1982 Homecoming Queen is 3) Happy Anniversary Papo Roy! Student Life area 1) Karen Rossmiller twirls for the Homecoming crowd. 2) Remem- ber, I'm nor responsible for bruised egos! ' 3) The Senior girls provide a lirrle Broadway (OFF Broadway?) entertainment. 4) L to R 4th Arrendonr Kathleen Wolfe. 2nd Arrendonr Ellen O Donnell. Queen Therese Miller. 1st Attendant Mary Ann Mansfield and 3rd Attendant Mary Timmons. 5) Congratulations! 6) ’ Everyone get ready! Student Life 13 WE PRAYED ... WE WON HOMECOMING '82 After the parade, it was pep rally time. Coaches acknowledged the suc- cess of their teams and cheers rang out. Therese spoke on what it meant to be Homecoming Queen. One tradition was updated, the Senior tope being done live, which turned out to be o big success be- cause one could lough without miss- ing anything. The Senior Skit was worth the effort. As A Knight On Broadway, com- plete with top hats and canes pleased the crowd. The class of '83 honored Pape Roy by presenting him a silver plot- ter in recognition of his twenty-five years at AHS. Dan Soer was named KSTT Player of the Week at the rally. On Friday Oct. 15th AHS defeated North Scott 12-6 earning the Knights their first Homecoming victory in four years. Bob Duax scored both times, first time on a punt blocked by the defense and the second came on a John Klein poss with no time remain- ing on the clock at the half. 1) You CAN smile girlsl 2) Morgoret Mester. Kim McLemore ond John Kelly moke their woy through the decorated halls. 3) Ft. Amborn returned to help celebrate a very special Homecoming moss. 4) Steph Viggos asks. “Doesn't Cobel look cure?'' 14 Student Life 1. Hong on rightly. Mike. 2. Another Loncer finds out the Knights mean business. 3. Here we go again! Theresa is crowned by Ft. Amborn. 1st AHS Director. 4. The Knight Kompany Eases On Down the Road. 5. “I think the Brewers . .. I 6. Past Principals, faculty and olumni joined in the Mass Student Life 15 EVEN THE KNIGHTS ARE BETTER” HOMECOMING '62 Saturday night students started their evening by eating out. Many ate at such places as The Dock, Smugglers Inn and for those who wanted an evening they would always remember, The Plantation. This year many people also chose to have a dinner party at someones house. This idea proved to be less expensive and there was no waiting for a table! Students then went to the sce- nic AHS cafe to dance to the music of The Shakes . The music was great and everyone enjoyed themselves. After the dance many couples chose to take in a party or two and some even carried the night into the morning with breakfast. Any way you look of it the whole week proved that Even The Knights Are Better ! 1) Couples shore the night together. 2) 'Whot s so funny The- rese?” 3) Doncin' to the music of ’The Shakes'. 4) John Trovolto? No, it's Dovid George! 16 Student Life WE ARE INVOLVED DON JOUR The French Club has been saving money for the pasr few years so they could go on a trip. Last summer their efforts paid off when they visited Americas France, the French Quarters in New Orleans. The leaders of the French Club are Kathy O'Hara. Treasurer; Miss Brunkan. Student Advisor; and Kathy Keck. President. LANGUAGE SALVETE This year's leaders of the Latin Club are: John Kelly. Consul, Charlie McHugh, Consul, Clae Kadavy, Quastor. Katie Miller, Praestor. Consul John Kelly and Dan Huber slyly hint to where they'd like to fake a trip for the Latin Club. 18 Organizations Kothy Keck Miss Drunkon Margaret Loecke Kathy O'Hara Marcie Menster Jennifer Dritt Michele Matson Diana Cusack Leann Lindquist Jackie Gordino Sarah Eckman Jane Eckmon Kathy Ditch Angie Lyphout. CLUBS Organizations 19 FRENCH CLUB • FRENCH CLUB • FRENCH CLUB • FRENCH CLUB • F LATIN CLUB • LATIN CLUB • LATIN CLUB • LATIN CLUB • LATIN CL Fr. John Speigel Pat Durr Mr. Deanna Mrs. Heuermonn Pot Howard Kim Johnson Meg Hines Sue Turner Chorlie McHugh John Kelly Clore Kodavy Katie Miller STUDENT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Senior Lorry DeSmer Senior Therese Miller Junior Pot McCabe Junior Gen Halligan President Vice President Treasurer Secretory The office of President means o lot to me. Not only hove I gained o sense of leadership, but I have also acquired the feeling of responsibility toward the students and faculty of Assumption. Assumption is a place of self-confidence whete a student can grow not only spiritually, but person- ally through ones friendships. Larry DeSmet President SENIOR REPS Marie Hart, Bryan Belli. Mory Por Cannon. Ellen O'Donnell. Liz Tinsman. Lisa Hawks. Jane Duck. Missing ore: Geralyn Blough. Mark Gehlsen. Diane Behan 1. Being President entitles Lorry to talk alot. MC -lng Homecoming was a tovorite. 20 Otgonizations COUNCIL JUNIORS Mork Feeney Jennifer Qriff Ann Figge Julie Fitzpatrick Dianne Merritt Stacy Schrobilgen Jackie Gardinia Michele Matson SOPHOMORES Annie Feeney Ed Conroy Stacie Miller Clare Kodavy Undo Hood Jill Cleeton Ann Dubin Dave Evons Missing: Julie Abel Patty Wardell FRESHMEN Mike Able Elisa Lickner Jerome Halligan Erin Conroy Lori Duax Amy Drltt Chris Quigley Pot Howard Kathleen Feeney Dill Maher Organizations 21 POLAR DEAR CLUB Dock row: Chris McAfee. Shown Connelly. Mott Ponther. Tim Condon. Mr. Cobel. Russ Huber. Thomos Moson. Don Simpson. Steve Wordell. Pot McDevitt. Lorry Desmet. Middle row: Dryon Delli. Tom DeToeye. Mike Vonderhoor, Joe Stoughton. Drion Grody. Dill Argo. Front row: Mory Timmons. Lyn Cobel. Suson Druhn. Chris Covonough, Jonice Ponther, Kothleen Wolfe. SPORTS Usually bears hibernate but not the Polar Dears. Especially, Assumption's Polar Dears who are headed by the bear himself, Mr. Wayne Cabel. On December 12th the Dears went to Moline's Holi- day Inn to munch out for the long winter. 22 Organizations MONOGRAM CLUB MONOGRAM OFFICERS: Mr. Oroinerd. student advisor; Tereso DelVecchio. secretory: Dennis Gould, treasurer; Mary Timmons ond Bill Argo, president. 1. Come on Ellen, help support the Monogrom Club. CLUBS Bock row-. Sue Borns. Anne Stemlor. Leslie Flynn. Amy Osborne. Korl Kipf. Debbie McPherson. Third row: Chris Wessling. Todd Meyer. Seon Connelly, Pete Freibuger. Rick Moldt. Second row: Peg- gy McDermott. Chris McA- tee. Pot McDevirt. Tim Con- don. Donny Delmon. Front row: Tom DeTeaye. Lynn Coble. Tereso DelVecchio. Mory Timmons. Bill Argo, ond Brian Grady. Organizations 23 YEARBOOK STAFF Planning the 1982-60 yearbook started last summer when Chris Gray and Mary Hood went to a workshop at Coe College in Cedar Rapids. With the new knowledge gained, many long hours were spent preparing this yearbook. The help and dedication of the staff and Sister Marcia Costello was much ap- preciated. We hope this yearbook holds many memo- ries for all those involves and the entire As- sumption Community! First Row: Marcie Mensfer Darren Vermost Sarah Kadavy Kathy Thomsen Chris Gray ....... Mary Hood ....... Patty Connolly . . Lynda Kerkhoven Lisa Hawks .... Gary Haul ...... . . Underclassman Co-Editor ...............Sports Co-Editor ............... Faculty Editor ................Seniors Editor .............. Editor-in-Chief ...............Assistant Editor ..........Student Life Editor ...........Organization Editor Fine Arts Editor-Business Mgr. ......... Photography Editor if Tf ■‘fir IHPUfl'i Second Row: Staff Members: Kote Herr, Jamie Liver- more, Kayla Decker, Clare Kadavy, Stacy Schrobilgen, Julie Mainey- Staff Editor: Susie Shannon, Carol Glowacki, Mitzi Menster, Sr Marcia Costello — Advisor Missing from big picture is: Marie Hart ................. Underclassman Co-Editor Dryan Delli ..............Sports Co-Editor Tim Condon ............................ Photographer t Stonding L to R. Steve Verdon, Joe Strotmon, Mork Rousenberger. Doug Schrood. Tom TeBockhorst. Sitting L. to R. Tony Sirmo. Don Horculic. Dovid Koy. Missing ore Jeff Griem and Dill Hoose. Stonding L to R: Liso Bressonelli. Jane Schmitz. Koren Doecker. Deb Resnick, Sitting L. to R.: Kotie Simpson. Nora O'Brien. Heidi Edens. Christy Hortvigen. 26 Organizations Dock Row: Shown Connelly Pete Frieberger Mouriro Smith Mr. Koenigsoeker; cooch Front Row: Darren Vermost Carol Glowocki Mark Gehlsen Seon Broderick First Row: Left to Right; Jone Duck. Jone Eckmon. Kothy Keck, Kim Glowocki. Chris Cavanaugh. Joe Rice. Second Row: Left to Right; Therese Miller. Mary Riedesel. Maurito Smith. Kothy Kopa- tlch. Carol Glowocki, Kothy O'Hara. Third Row: Left to Right; Dill Argo. Pete Frieburger. Steve Dodayla. Mark Gehlsen. Joe Durke. Shawn Connelly Organizations 27 1 t MSB ’• A- ph ■ hi - f . M 28 Standing: Mark Schneider. Joe Kopafich. Chris McAfee. Drod Zimanek. Mike Trilk. Chris Wessling. Sean McAleer. Dob Charl- ton. Matt Thompson. Pete Frieburger, Do- vid Darretf. Kim Wallace. Sifting: Sister Mary Ellen, Jenny Domes. Stocy Schrobil- gen. Catherine Long. Jane Duck. 1. Dock Row: Drod Zimanek; Sports Editor. Catherine Long; Feature Editor. Pete Frie- burger; Exchange Editor. Mike Trilk: Co-Edi- tor. and Chris Wessling.- Co-Editor. 2. 'Head Honchos.’ Mike Trilk ond Chris Wessling. relax as usual. Organizations Top Row: David Koy. Doug Dillin. Dawn Metzger. Lenee Schlomer. Dill Fer, Dottom Row: Kim Johnson. Michelle Fruedenburg. Corol Vermeer. Megan Hines. Sue Turner. Angie Whitmer, Jim Watkins. Mork Kilbone. Missing: Chris Gasser. Mory Lonaghan. Chris Cook. Drod Crabtree. Deth Pottratz. Leann Lindquist. Sue Wessling. Chris Durkholder. Organizations 29 Members of the LemonDrop ore: Tim Condon. Cheryl Low. Colleen Ruefer. ond Liso Verbeke Skipping our? No. just going ro work or rhe Lemon Drop PLANNING AHEAD . . . . Dock row: Porry Connolly, Vice-Presidenr. Kori Kipf. Chris McAree, Debbie McPherson. Moureen Irish. Morcie Mensrer. Morie Horr. Fr. John Speigel. From row: Rick Moldr. Dryon Belli. Presidenr Mory Timmons. Clore Kodovy. Missing ore: Joon Nogel. Lyndo Kerkhoven. Treosurer Seon Connelly. Ed Merrirr. Secrerory Corherine Long ond Corol Glowocki. 30 Orgonizorions WE ARE SENIORS ENIORS • 83 • SENIORS • 83 • SENIORS • 83 32 • SENIORS SENIORS • 83 • SENIORS • 63 • 33 Jonorhoo P. Decker Dione M. Dehon Dryon W. Belli Dionne M. Dergfhold Timorhy S. Dirch Steven R. Dloomer Gerolyn P. Dlough Stephen Dodoylo 34 Seniors Presenting the class of 83 Gillion T. Dozik Uso C. Braggs Gino M. Dreirboch Scorr A. Drinker Through these pages Seniors 35 Joseph E. Burke Philippe H. Burtonboy Lynette S. Cobel More C. Campbell Mary P. Cannon Christine A. Cavonough Jone M. Buck Anthony P. Browne Thomos A. Britt Seon M Broderic Jonef M. Ceryonec Mory A. Charlton Mary K. Chupka Joy V. Cline Daniel J. Delleman Christine Czolgosz David A. Cunningham Rebecco A. Daniel Teresa A. DelVecchlo 06 Seniors David S. Erps Timothy P. Feeney Thereso M. Felz Thomas W. Flaherty Mary L Flynn Peter T. Freiburger Donald P. Fritz Patrick T. Gannon Ones that we can reflect on, Vernon Y. Doenges Jane C. Eckmon Orion P. Engelmonn Todd M. Erickson Lawrence A. DeSmet Thomos C. DeToeye Seniors 37 Mork D. Gehlsen Dovld A. George Corol A. Glowockl Kim E. Glowockl Timothy M. Grody Christine M. Groy Joseph 0. Greer Steven D. Greim 06 Seniors for the rest of our lives Seniors 39 Kathleen M. Keck Todd W. Keller Lynda T. Kerkhoven Kerri P. Kilbane Pomona K. Jimenez Timothy P. Johnke Sarah J. Kodavy Patrick J. Kokerr Kari 0. Kipf State baskelba.ll 40 Seniors Katherine J. Kopatich Margaret A. Krewson Eileen R. Kroy John P. Krueger Mary H. Lanaghan Michael J. Leibold Cynthia M. Light Morgoret M. Loecke Catherine L. Long Dolores C. Lopez Cheryl L. Low Mary D. Loos 25in graduating class Seniors 41 Donna J. Knickrehm Sheri L. Koos Mory A. Monsfleld John A. Mortin Pomelo R. Moson Drendo M. Moyers John M. O'Connor Joon M. Nogle Kimberly A. Noumon Thereso A. Normon Ellen M. O Donnell Michoel P. O'Donnell Korhleen P. O'Haro Amy M. Osborne Julie T. Peiffer Amy S. Pence Richard J. Poster Patrick J. Powell Homecoming dance, 44 Seniors Diono S. Reyes Rebecco M. Prichard Mory M. Riedesel Perry L Riepe Annroni Rodriguez Jomie R. Rogers Michoel G. Rogers Koren C. Rossmiller Shoron I. Rossmiller Colleen A. Ruefer Wendy M. Ruiz Wendy A Russell Gory R. Schebler Uso C. Schlichfing parade Z senior skit Seniors 45 Michelle M. Schllchfing Suson M. Shonnon Joseph W. Seron Poul F. Schnoebelen Thomos M. Schmieder Orion E. Smith Thomas J. Slezak Daniel A. Simpson Teri L Shelongoskl Anne M. Stemlar Koren L. Speer Costume parttj on halloween 46 Seniors PICTURE AVAILABLE Joseph A. Stoughton Dorboro A. Sullivon Kathleen M. Thomsen Mory N. Timmons Elizabeth A. Tinsmon Megon C Tool Michael J. Traces Michael A. Trilk Lisa A. Verbeke Joel J. Verdon Darren J. Vermost Leanne M. Vieger Bonfire at the 5od farm. Seniors 47 Robert D. Viktora Stephanie K. Viggos Michoel J. Vonderhoor Dovid M. Votroubek Rono M. Weber Andrew D. Weimon Christopher G. Wessling Kofhleen M. Wolfe Bradley J. Zimonek Donnie Jo Noro 48 Seniors and our own memories WE ARE KNIGHTS Mf OnS Sue Domes Lorry Dengrson Lori Denson Debbie Derger Suzie Dernol Drion Dlevins Pof Doyd Ken Drehmer Todd Drlckson Mike Driggs Jennifer Drift Mork Droderick Tony Droderick Koren Drugger Sue Druhn Troy Drune Wendy Durke Kelly Dyrne Mory Collohon Tino Colsyn 50 Underclossmen Lisa Chavez Michelle Condon Amy Conway Orad Crabtree Terri Cress Patty Cunningham Jim Curta Dianna Cusack Dave Daniel Par DeLoshmurt Beth DeMeyer Don DeVries Julie Doyle Bob Duax Sarah Eckman David Feeney Mork Feeney Andrea Felz Bill Fer Ann Figge Underclassmen 51 uwemtssawt Jackie Gordina Chris Gasser Paul Gasser Pot Geheren Dick Gerwe Randy Glassglow Liz Glowacki Dave Goldermann Teresa Grady Paul Guizar Tricia Hall Gen Halligan Tracy Hancock Lynn Hanley Dill Hauber Kevin Hoyes Lisa Heirigs Lee Heithoff Kote Herr Nick Hitfner 52 Underclassmen Jenny Hlovoty Todd Holland Mory Howard Dan Huber Diane Huber John Kelly Lisa Kilar Mork Kilbane Denise Knickrehm Joe Koparich Paul Koparich Karen LoKose Jane Laures Mark Lenaghan Leann Lindquist Kim Lindstrom Underclassmen 53 Tony Lunordi Anito Lyons Margee MacDeth CKsSS OP Molly MocDeth Julie Moiney Kothy Molloy Mory Monley Frank Marinelli Michele Matson Michele Moyhew Amy McAfoos Pot McCabe Marty McCaughey Charlie McHugh Jim McIntosh Kim McLemore Dianne Merritt Joe Mesmer Margaret Mester Teresa Metzger Dob Meyer Andy Milder Audrae Miller 54 Underclossmen Jeff Morrissey Tom Morrissey Mike Mullin Michele Noughron John Neuberger Do no Newton Roger Nguyen Molly Nolon Crls Norman Morio Nykoluk Molly Olson Terry O'Neill Beth Osborne Mark Osterhous Tim Offing Noncy Podley Korhy Polmisono Jonice Panther Rhondo Pote Sherry Phelps Frank Piet Steve Pohlmeyer Mike Poster Deth Pottrotz Joe Pyrz Steph Quinn Monico Roglond Moggie Resnick Kathy Riley Jeff Rogers Bob Rupe JtlQjOOS Mary Sayers Mary Schores Dan Schebler David Schiltz Jane Schmits Stacey Schrobilgen Lynne Sebille Kurt Shoenhard Katie Simpson Dan Soer Theresa Solis Chris Speece Charles Stonger Karen Stear Pat Sterling David Stolley 56 Underclossmen Mott Thompson Mark Timmerman Tino Timmerman Potry Tomsho Annette Tonn Mott Trcko Jeff Tucker Aileen Turner Angie Von Comp Rosemary Vandello Alison VonVooren Craig Vermost Mike Vieger Doug Votroubek Tim Vromon Mike Wafer Kim Wallace Germain Walseth Louro Walsh Steve Wordell Underclassmen 57 Trocy Woughtol Korl Weber Tom Weber Krlssie Whirry Julie Williams DENNIS J. VIKTORA Dec. 5, 1965 - Nov. 9. 1982 Dennis started for bed Tuesday night happy with the grades on his report his folks brought home after Parent-Teacher conferences. During his first quarter as a Junior he had made the Varsity football team and still improved his grades. As Dennis got to his room he col- lapsed on the floor. A short time later he died of cardiac arrest. Dennis was friend, classmate, brother — a true Knight who will be missed. 58 Underclassmen somosmxs Amy Domes David Borrett Dridger Decker Koylo Decker Jeanne Bedford Colleen Dehan Lisa Deiwel John Derger Linda Beyer Chris Dlack Corey Blevins Karen Doecker Brad Dollman Mike Boyd Sean Drocken Paulo Brelfboch Lisa Dressanelli Kelly Bridges Teresa Drinker Pete Broderick Underclassmen 59 Julio Abel Scott Andrews Mike Arth Tracey Arvidson Brad Azzoline Tracy Backus Vickie Browne Cofhy Drownson Clorence Duehl Dan Burke Chris Burkholder Por Burr Bob Bush Pete Bysredf Mork Carsfens Mott Covonough Kris Conord Ed Conroy Chris Cook Don Cusock Bob DeMeyer Pot Dengler Don Denny Bob DeToeye Kothy Ditch Dole Donovan Jim Duox cir eBc ssciMT Party Evans Anne Feeney Katie Feltz Renuko Ferdinands Mindy Francis Mike Frazer Eric Freiburger Gigi Gadient Ivan Galysh John Gerety Pofti Glowacki Dob Glowacki Debbie Gluba Tom Gould Jeff Greim Dawn Griffith Dill Grogan Amy Hommes Jenny Hart Richard Hartman Underclassmen 61 Nicole Hlovoty Undo Hood Jim Houghton John Howord Mott Huber David Jock Chris Jocobsen Margaret Jasper Jim Jestel John Johnson Clore Kodovy Joe Kakert David Kay Chris Keding Kim Keefe 62 Underclossmen Leo Kelly Tim Klrsch John Klein Joel Konrardy Jill Laity Louro Lawler Ed Leahy Dan Limberf Dave Linehan Jamie Livermore C SS OP 85 Theresa Logan Tom Logan Joyce Luchrel Steve Lynch Angelo Lyphouf Mark Mahoney Joe Maher Chris Mai Steve Marinan Mike Marinelli Joe Morley Mary Martens Jim Martin Thomas Mason Mike Moyer Jeff McAleer Mory McCoy Kevin McDonnell Art McGlvern Jon McNeil Scott Melster Mitzi Menster Mike Merritt Lori Mesmer Down Metzger John Micko Stocie Miller Pete Moldr Dove Monty Lisa Moore Cothy Mullin Kris Nelson Renee Nopel Louro Notion John Noumon Rob Nelles Mory Nolon Anne Noth Heather O'Drien Noro O'Drien Tim O'Drien Chris O'Deon 64 Underclassmen t sopnoxnooes Margarita Ramirez Kelli Reiling Debbie Resnick Pat Reyes Kathy Rice Chris Richards Mott Ricketts Nancy Roberge Guy Robertson Amy Sam berg Mike Soskowski Karl Schave Mary Schebler Erin Schilling Kathy Schlichting Lenee Schloemer Steve Schmieder Mark Schneider Michelle Schrobilgen Ann Sehmann Underclassmen 65 Karyn Serrurier Undo Sherler Steve Shumaker Lisa Sieverrsen Tony Sirno Angie Smith Michoelo Smith Shelly Smith Barb Snider Julie Stoub Michele Thompson Burt Tieso Dean Tompkins Chris Trilk Ashley Vohl Steve Verdon Tony Vermeer Marie Vielbig Deno Votroubek Don Wallace Potty Wordell Tereso Watson Eileen Wedig Angie Whitmer Nancy Williams John Winborn Erin Wolfe Party Wolfe John Yore's Glen Yoke roesnoKii Motf Beecher Mork Bernal Cheryl Betcher Jackie Beyer Mike Blessing Roger Boche Cheryl Bolton Tracy Bolton Betsy Boyd Kelley Brennan Glno Bressanelli Chris Bridges Kris Bridges Amy Britt Dan Brookhart Jennifer Brownson Chris Bryson Nancy Buck Eileen Burke Kelly Burke 66 Underclassmen John Durkholder Mott Durnetr Mike Dystedt Kevin Coffery Luis Costro Phil Cervontes Chris Cockmon Erin Conroy Jeff Corrigon Koro Cumming '£ ' WING- Lynne Decker Chris DeMeyer Doug Dillon Mike Ditch Donno Doenges cU2 120A55tT2t’|2 Jill Gallagher Mike Gasser Paul Glowacki Mott Gluba John Goedken Steve Goldermann Amy Grady Pat Gripp Dill Haase Wendy Hackett Mott Haisron Sue Hall Jerome Halligan Michelle Hommill John Hancock Lisa Hansen Lynn Hansen Dave Hart Kathy Hartvigsen Katie Hayes 70 Underclassmen Greg Heimonn Rachel Heinrichs Dob Helthoff John Henkhous John Hensley Shelly Hildebrand Megan Hines Lisa Hinrze Danny Horkullc Par Howard Dorinda Hummel Joleen Irish Lisa Irvin Darb Jacobsen Eric Jansen Ann Jasper Doug Jennings Carrie Jensen Meg Jesrel Kim Johnson Tom Johnsron Paul Kokerl Tommy Keefe I� V Kris Keisker Jim Kelly Srephanle Klrsch a SS OP «£ Andreo Lenoghan Teresa Lenertz Julie Light Steve Livernois Tricio Loecke Theresa Long Anna Lyngholm Mary Mahaney Dill Maher Tracy Morinan fewi S J - ir Kothy Martin Everett Mason Dob Motthys Dove McAtee Amy McCleory Ray McDevitt Chris McDonnell Tracy Mclllece Chris McIntosh Michelle McKee 72 Underclassmen Thereso McKeon Molly Menk© Orod Merritt Mott Metzger Ann Miller Julio Miller Julie Miller Don Molyneoux Dill Morrissey Tino Murphy Cherri Noughton Kathy Ney Theresa Nichols Denice Oberbroeckling Jomie O'Brien Dob O’Brien Tom O'Brien Nancy Oliver Andreo Olson Tony Olson Ann O'Neill Amy Ossowski Steve Pedersen Wade Perry Brian Phipps Teresa Pohlmeyer Underclassmen 73 Kelly Poftrotz Kelly Powell Tony Pulido Cheryl Purcell Chris Quigley Sherry Ramsdole Mark Rousenberger Sindi Reiling Soroh Reyes Mike Reyhons vwsnemi p k I J SL jQ A n vl jpl 4 m Karlo Schmieder Doug Schrad Jim Sears Kelly Sedlocek Dove Sekhoron John Shoroion Jeff Rice Joe Richmond Jeff Rodgers Jennifer Romonchek Missy Roush John Ruhl Mike Sanders Mork Schofer Meg Schebler Lorie Schloemer '4 PS L «i - rj id 1H i. i f? Pk It- 74 Underdossmen T' Kent Sroefen Tony Stohlmeyer Anito Srolley Joe Strotmon Steve Swonson John TeDockhorst Cothy Thomos Ellen Thompson Molly Tonn Susan Turner Sue Velrhoff Carol Vermeer Paula Vlktora Decky Vodnik Michelle Vogt Underclassmen 75 Rick Von Mour Kim Votroubek Theresa Wolseth Kerry Wolsh Phil Walters Sue Wessling Michelle Wich Diane Wichelmann Tim Wiese Jean Wlssmonn TALENTED Meeting everyday of the cy- cle the Mixed Choir ond the Chamber Singers, under the di- rection of Ms. McRill live the soying Practice mokes per- fect.” Working with pieces that range from gospel, to jazz. to modern, the Mixed Choir is o versatile group of 45 students from each grade. Chamber Singers, selected during tryouts in the spring, consist of 20 students who not only sing contemporary music, but also classical music. 1. It oil poys off In the end os Marga- ret Loecke. LeAnn Lindquist, ond Re nee Zoug showed the audience ot the Pops Concert. 2. The Chomber Singers show whot they ore mode of ot one of rhe many concerts both groups partici pore in. 3. Liso Hawks sings Perhaps Love.'' MIXED CHOIR 1982-63 Mixed Choir: Bruce Arvidson. Sheryl Bolton. Kelly Brennen. Jill Cleeton. Brod Crabtree. Chris Cook. Koto Cumming. Jim Curto. Becky Doniel. Mike Ditch. Wendy Eves. Trocy Fiese. Mory Holligan. Liso Howks. Morgoret Herrmon. Maureen Irish. Morgarer Jasper. Soroh Kodovy. Angie Kopotich. Jill LoKose. Don Llmbert. Morgoret Loecke. LeAnn Lindquist. Theresa McKeon. Morgoret Mester. Noro O'Brien. Amy Pence. Kelly Pottrotz. Kelly Powell. Chris Richards. Morgorito Ramirez. Noncy Roberge, Anne Rodriquez. Amy Somberg. Berh Schebler. Erin Schilling. Barb Snider. Tom TeBockhorst. Morie Vielbig. Kim Votroubek. Jim Workins. Sue Wessling. Angie Whitmer. Krissie Whitty. John Winborn. 76 Fine - Arrs 1982- 3 Chamber Singers: Front row. Mory Collohon. Kathy Ditch. Sharon Rossbiller. Kerri Kilbane. Kathy O'Hara. Mary Timmons, ond Renuka Ferdinands. Second row- Mark Kilbane. Tony Sirna. Pot Durr. Chris Cook. Rick Poster, ond Joel Konrardy. The instrumental and vocal groups not only perform at school functions such as pep ral- lies or masses but also at var- ious times through out the year present free concerts. Each group. Concert Dand. Mixed Choir and Chamber Singers, gives an average of four con- certs two of these presenting all three groups together. 1. The bond joins in The festivities ot the Pops Conceit. 2. At theit Chiistmos Concert the Mixed Choir song troditionol carols ond more. 60 Fine - Arts MARCHING BAND Band is year-round at Assumption: summer band concerts at LeCloire Park. Marching Bond parading on the football field or stepping it off at a porade. Jazz band entertaining for on evening. Pep band spiriting the crowd at basketball games, and Concert Band bringing us the Masters. Six members performed on in the Matching Band: L. Bonosh, I. Galysh. P. Postom, D. Reyes. S. Schmeider and K. Shoehord. ALL-STATE Mork Timmermon-Dossoon Renee Zaug-Flute CONCERT BAND 0 Decker D. Cinoiro. D. Doenges J Gallagher J. Gordina. T. Floherfy. M Gasser. R. Heinrichs S Hildebrand. J. Howord. R Lomontio L. Lindquist. M. Loecke K Loecke. D Meyers. D McAfee. M Menke J. Miller. A Olson. T Olson. K. Reiling S. Reiling. S. Reyes A Rodriquez. K Rossmiller S Rossmiller. D Schebler M Schebler D. Schrad. D Simpson. 0 Smith. J. Smith M Springer E Stolley. J. Strotman M Timmermonn P Viktora. 0 Viktora 0 Vodnick M Vogt K Wallace. T. Waughtal T. Wiese. R. Zoug Fine Arts 6l 82 Fine Arts A KNIGHT OF TALENT Tolent rorely seen come out for the evening at the annual Pops Concert lost November. From vocal solos to guitar solos the audience wos treated to on exciting night. 1. Shoren and Karen Rossmiller sing our on “You've got a Friend' 2. Scoff Jasper shored a few songs by Led Zep- pelin wifh rhe crowd. 3. Kerri Kilbone sings abour Mr. Wonderful wifh rhe song The Mon I Love 4. Mark Timmerman and Renee Zaug supplied rhe classical moment of the concert with an instru- mental duet. ART SHOW with the help of Mrs. Simon ond Mr. Andersorv students of Assumption are being recog- nized for their creativity ond artwork. 1 Jim Morrin oppears to be of home in the ort room. 2. Corey Dievins working hard on his wotercolor. 0. A faceless student works on her calligraphy under the shodow of Mrs. Simon. 4. Mark Droderick in his element. BEHIND THE SCENES Behind every stage show there is a stage crew and Assumption is not an exception to the rule. Always working hard the crew is re- sponsible for making the shows run os smoorh as possible by crearing sets, set- ting up sound systems and making light- ing design. Members are also involved with costumes, props, make - up, and much more. But their work doesn't stop there. They also help with school func- tion where a platform may be needed, microphones set up. or lights for the stage. Dedicated to what they do. the stage crew is always around ro lend a helping hand, and one of them usually can be found talking to their faculty advisor, Mr. Koenigsaeker. 1. Mr. Watson gives the crew final instructions before the foil play. 1982-83 Stage Crew: K. Powell. T. Gall. P. Connolly. J. Drownson. T. Nichols. K. Pottratz. C. Burkholder. L. Hawks, D. Froelich, J. Martin. L. Chavez. J. Curta. D. Schebler, J. Morley. 84 Fine Arts THESPIAN SOCIETY The Thespian Society is responsible for performing dramatic productions for the school and promoting theatre at Assumption. One of the larger groups in the school, members earn points toward the goal of becoming on international Thespian by work- ing and acting in the shows. The officers of the Thespians are: President, Lisa Hawks; Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Deth Loos; Treasurer, Rick Poster; Secretary, Kerri Kilbane.- Scribe. Pat Powell. The faculty advi- sor for the group is Mr. Watson. From Row- Lisa Hawks. Diono Reyes. Morgoref Loecke. Molly Menke. Zoug Mork Kilbone. Kerri Kilbone. Mory Oerh Foster Dole Donovan. Tony Sirna, Doug Froelich. Jim Watkins. Second Row- Kelly Powell Third Row- Joel Verdon Chris Cook. Jim Curta. LeAnn Lindquist. There- Kelly Pottrotz. Tetry Nichols. Eilleen Durke Mike Ditch. Jenny Drown- so Metzger. Pot Powell, son. Don Schebler. Rick Poster. Kathy O'Horo. Lisa Chavez. Renee Fine - Arts 85 JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING On February 3rd and 4th the Drama ond Music Departments presented Jo- seph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.'' Being performed for the first time by a Quad-City high school, it was welcomed into the area with standing ovations both nights. Taken from the Book of Genesis this modern rock opera, written by Tim Rice with the original music by Andrew Lloyd Weber, traces the trials and tribu- lations of Joseph, the youngest of Ja- cob's twelve sons. Tryouts for the show consisted mostly of students singing, doing a few dance steps and putting their best foot for- ward. Out of the sixty students that tried out only twenty-nine were chosen. Mr. Watson directed the show with the help of Ms. McRill as music director ond Mr. Koenigsaecker as technical di- rector. Kathy LaFrenze was hired as the Choreographer. 1. Jocob ond sons get ready for their fomily pic- ture. 2. The cost remembers the days of sun ond fun in Canoon. 3. Kerri Kilbone ond Mary Beth Loos look on os Mark Kilbone osks if he con return to the begin- ning. i t. V t ' L 4 — 66 Fine Arts TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT CAST Narrator- Deth Loos Narrator- Kerri Kilbane Jacob- Drod Crabtree Joseph- Mark Kilbane Reuben- Pat Powell Simeon- Rick Poster Levi- Mike Ditch Napthali- Pat Durr Isaachor- Chris Cook Asher- Fronk Piet Don- Joel Verdon Zebulun- Mott Huber God- Tony Sirno Benjomin- Joel Konrordy Judah- Jim Watkins Potiphor- Mark Timmerman Mrs. Potiphar- Wendy Hackett Baker- Chris Cook Butler- Tony Sirno Pharaoh- Frank Piet CHORUS Mary Callahan Kathy Ditch Heidi Edens Solly Eckman LeAnn Lindquist Molly Menke Theresa Metzger Kathleen O'Hara Karla Schmeider Mary Timmons Carol Vermeer Krissie Whitty STAGE CREW Jim Curta, Jim Martin, Doug Froelich, Patty Connolly, Lisa Chavez. Tracy Woughtal, Leonne Vieger. Lisa Howks, Ed Leahy, Joe Marley, Dale Donovan, Jenny Brownson, Terri Nichols, Mary Deth Foster. Margaret Loecke. Kelly Powell, Kelly Pottratz, Chris Burkholder. Barb Dreyer. Wendy Dreyer, Diana Reyes, Dan Schebler. Joe Stratman, Sue Morrisey. Mary Beth McCoy, Chris Ca- vanough, John TeBockhorsf. Jamie O'Brien. Mary Timmons. Rick Poster, Mark Broderick. 1. The King” asks Joseph to explain his dream 2. The cost rocks out to Go. Go. Go 0. Mory Oerh Loos sings of o troubled Joseph. Fine Arts 87 — SHOWTIME 2. Joseph sings ‘ Close Every Door offer being injustly thrown into joil. — 3. Mark Kilbane tries out the newest fashion in coots. 4. Mory Beth Loos ond Kerri Kilbane wrap up their lost show. 66 Fine Arts ATHLETIC WE ARE DISTANCE RUNNING 1. Chris York's foce shows the determlnorlon ond effort needed to be o distance runner. 2. Freshmen. Teresa Pohlmeyer. Kothy Martin show their stuff. 90 Sports Missing Kothy Martin Renee Wilwerding Top Row Cooch Christensen Kothy Riley Kris Keister Kris York Alison VanVooren Jane Loures Bottom Row Liso Duox Teresa Pohlmeyer Stephanie Kirsh Kelly Burke Ann Miller Wendy Hocketf CROSS COUNTRY Top Row Tom Morrissey. John Kelly Joe Koporich. Shown Connelly Steve Pohlmeyer. Jim Moellenbeck Orion Engelmonn, Orod Zimonek Jim McIntosh. Cooch Riewerts Dottom Row Dill Moher. Dob Glowocki John Yotes. Mott Ponther Pot McCobe. Jim Mortln Missing Dryon Delll. Jim Kelly Sports 91 FALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders Jane Duck Liz Tinsmon Gen Holligan Kathy Riley Geralyn Dlough Theresa Solis Kari Kiph Debbie McPherson Joan Nogle Party Tomsho Alt. Lisa Heirigs Sophomore Cheerleaders Potty Wardell Julie Abel Mickey Thompson Katie Felz Anne Feeney Sue Duffy Mickey Hauber Clare Kadavy Carrie Nolan Amy Hammes Colleen Dehan Freshmen Cheerleaders Ann Jasper Tammy Keefe Elisa Fichtner Lisa Hintze Kothy Hartvigsen Cathy Thomas 92 Sports FROSH - SOPH FOOTBALL Bock: Mot Hoisron. Roy McDevitt. Mike Sond- ers, Poul Kokerr. Chris Bryson. Rod Fritz. Dove McAtee, Tony Stohlmeyer. Tim Wiese. John Durkholder, Mike Reyhons. John Ruhl. Mike Abel. Kerry Wolsh, Bill Morrissey. Middle: Cooch Ambrose. Cooch Broinord. Ke- vin Wolfe. Bill Loures, Phil Cervontes. Jerome Holligon. Mott Glubo. Wode Perry. Chris Bridges, John Shoroion. Kevin Coffery, Joe Flo- herty. Mott Beecher. Cooch Cobel. Front: Steve Goldermon, Bob Heltoff. Pot How- ard. Poul Glowocki. Chip Metzger. Mike Bless- ing. Bob Motthys. Phil Walters. Curt Lomonski. Dove Solis. Bock: Steve Lynch. Don Wolloce. Pot Teyes. Mike Frozer. Steve Verdon. Scott Meister. Mark Schneider. Tim Heinrichs. Tom Tondeski. Tony Vermeer, Middle: Cooch Anderson. Jeff McAleer. Eric Freiburger. Bob Bush. Chris Trilk. Jim Duox. John Winborn. Mike Boyd. Brod Azzoline. Leo Kelly. Pete Moldt. Kevin McDonnell. Cooch Lowler. Front: Pete Broderick. Pete Quinn. Dove Evons. Tom Moson. Scott Andrews. Don Burke. Bill Grogan. Joe Engel. Lyn Houmersen. Don Den- ny. Jim Houghton. Sports 93 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row L to R-John Klein. Morty McCoughey. Bob Meyer. Tim Con- don, Pot McDevirt. Orion Grody. Dennis Gould. Steve Wordell Joy Cline, Ed Conroy. Tom Frondsen. 2nd Rom L to R-Don Soer. Rondy Glossgow. John Conroy. Tom Frondsen. 2nd Row L to R-Don Soer. Rondy Glossgow. John Corroll. Joe Seron. Poul Koporlch. Pot McHugh. Seon Broderick. Todd Meyer. Pete Freiburger. Dove Miller. Gory Schebler. Rick Moldt. 3rd Row L to R-Mgr. Seon McDonnell. Kelly McKee. Dick Gerwe. Ken Brehmer. Todd Holland. John Irmon, Bob Duox. Tim Feeney, Dove Chavez. Scott Steor. Pot Geheren. Mike Flynn, Bock Row L to R- Cooch Jorgensen, Asst. Cooch Sisler, Asst. Cooch Demmer. Asst. Cooch DeAnna, Dennis Viktoro. Chuck Stonger. Terry O'Neill. Perry Riepe. Mike Poster. Don Dellemon, Mike Leibold. Tony Broderick, Don DeVries. Tom Toll- man. Missing Philllpe Burtonboy. 1. Cooch Jorgensen in deep thought concentrates on the next ploy. 2. Seon Broderick gets the coll from the official. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1. The Knights lineup for on offensive ploy. 2. Perry Reipe fights for extro yordoge. 0. Tim Condon mokes o tockle for the knights with Dennis Gould. Joy Cline. Tim Feeney ready to help. 4. Perry picks up another first down. 5. The Knights break out of on offensive huddle. 6. Orion Grody. Dennis Gould, and Seon Broderick ore in hot pursuit of o Wohlert running bock. Sports 95 SWIMMING 1st Row: Morgorer. Aileen Turner. Lyn Cobel. Catherine Jacobsen. 2nd Row: Sue Turner. Besty Boyd. 3rd Row: Kate Herr, Karen Drueger. Parry Glowocki, Barbra Jacobsen. Molly Tonn. Beth Beorbouer. Coach Therese Wolatko (In back) FROSH-SOPH GIRLS BASKETBALL FRESHMEN Row 1 L to R: Amy Britt, Megan Hines. Jill Waughtal. Jackie Beyer. Row 2: Tracy Fiese, Diane Spinner. Chris Quigley. Kelly Burke, Cheryl Noughton. Row 3: Coach McGurk. Beth Bearbower. Kothy Angerer, Gina Bressanelli. Molly Tonn. Ellen Thompson. Joleen Irish SOPHOMORES Front Row: Ann Dubin, Meg Schebler. Kris Bridges. Noncy Williams. Patty Evans. Back Row: Tricio Wolfe. Debbie Gluba. Tina Murphy. Cathy Mullin. Linda Shetler, Clara Kadovy. Sports 97 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSI' rY BASKETBALL FROSH-SOPH BOYS BASKETBALL SOPHOMORES Bock Row: Left To Right: John Klein. Scott Meister. Don Shumaker. Rod Fritz. Brad Merrit Middle Row: Steve Logon. Dove Evans. Mike Merrit. Dove McAtee. Jeff McAleer. Cooch Sisler Bottom Row: Mott Glubo. Mork Schaeffer. Mike Blessing. Robby Nelles. Bob Bush FRESHMEN Bock Row: Left To Right: Cooch Lowler. Roger Boche. Chris McIntosh. John Burkholder. Jim Kelly. Mott Beecher. Mike Abel. Pete Weimon Middle Row: Tim Weise, Doug Dillon. Mott Hoiston. Steve Pedersen. Doug Jennings. Tom Johnston. John Goedken Bottom Row: Poul Glowacki. Bill Moher. Bob Morthys, Jeff Corrigon. Bob Heithoff. Don Brookhort 100 Sports Dock Row. L to R: Mork Rousenberger. Chris Bridges. Mike Dystedf. Kerry Wolsh. Mork Dernol. Mike Senders. Mike Gosser. Coach Anderson. Middle Row: Tom O'Brien. Arron Lenoghon. Tony Stohlmeyer. Mike Reyhons, Mike Elmer. Pot Howord. Dove Solis. Front Row: Brian Phipps. Dove Sekhoron. Everett Moson, Chris DeMeyer. Jerome Holligan. Greg Heimon. Kevin Wolfe. Missing: Bob O'Brien. John Shorioon. Wade Perry. Phil Cervantes. 2. Dove Sekhoron prepares to wrestle. 3. Knight wrestler attempting o reversal. Wrestlers Heimon Holligan Sekhoron Cervantes DeMeyer Phipps B. O'Brien Solis Wolfe Howord T. O'Brien Lenoghon Rausenbergei Reyhons Bysted Elmer Perry Stohlmeyer Sanders Bernal Moson Bridges Shorioon Wolsh Weights 90 96 96 102 106 106 114 114 114 120 120 126 126 126 132 132 132 136 145 154 154 167 HWT. HWT. FRESHMAN WRESTLING Sports 101 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY D-DALL pla yei 1st Row L to R Mike Mullin- ir. Russ Huber- Sr. Kurt Shoenhard- Jr. Bill Argo- Sr. Jim Wolfe-Jr. Ed Conroy- Soph Mark Carstens (Mgi.) 2nd Row John Hancock (Mgr.) Kevin McQueen- Sr Perry Riepe- Sr. Dove Daniels- Jr. Seon McAleer- St. Mike Vonderhaar- Sr. Derick Anderson (Mgr.) Back Row Coach Demmet Mike O'Donnell- Sr Mott McGowan- Sr. Brian Blevins- Jr. Tony Lunardi- Jr. Coach McPherson VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Varsity Football Sophomore Doys Football Freshmen Football AHS 7 Wholert 14 9 Allemon 15 0 Dov. Central 35 34 Muscatine 6 6 Bettendorf 14 22 Clinton 7 12 North Scott 6 24 Burlington 6 10 Dov. West 21 Record: 4-5 AH5 Varsity Boys Basketball 60 P.V. 60 63 Dowling 75 64 Wahlert 75 66 North Scott 43 56 Dov. Central 50 64 Dov. West 66 85 Muscatine 50 79 Rockridge 63 53 Bettendorf 61 57 Clinton 42 52 Burlington 44 45 Dav. Central 63 64 North Scott 29 64 Dov. West 47 56 Muscatine 47 54 Allemon 53 70 Bettendorf 42 56 Clinton 51 56 Burlington 42 52 Dov. Central 50 45 State T Dov. West 37 52 Burlington 44 55 Dowling Record: 18-5 69 AHS 23 0 Wahlert 6 0 Allemon 20 8 Dov. Central 12 2 Muscatine 23 0 Bettendorf 22 22 Clinton 28 7 Burlington 19 8 North Scott 35 12 Dov. West Record: 0-6-1 AHS 0 Williams 26 14 Sudlow 32 7 Bettendorf (B) 0 0 North Scott 26 7 P.V. 14 14 Bettendorf (G) 14 14 Muscatine 7 Record: 2-4-1 VARSITY SPC 1 1 RTS SHINE! Sophomore Boys Basketball Freshman Doys AHS Dasketball 41 Burlington 63 48 P.V. 57 AHS 54 Dov. West 72 60 Wood 35 60 North Scott 65 35 Bettendorf 44 57 Dov. Central 71 54 J.B. Young 46 45 Dav. West 76 69 Smart 33 60 Muscatine 71 56 Sudlow 50 37 Rockridge 56 69 Rock Island 47 46 Bettendorf 49 60 Williams 61 47 Clinton 70 55 North Scott 59 49 Burlington 70 43 Allemon 47 51 Dav. Central 69 69 Walcott 31 33 North Scott 42 49 Bettendorf 46 43 Dav. West 55 56 P. Valley 52 50 Muscatine 62 46 Rock Island 60 46 Allemon 57 60 Allemon 40 35 Bettendorf 35 Record: 9-5 62 Clinton 73 I Record: 0-17-1 104 Sports Varsity Girls Basketball AHS Newton 82 Maquoketa 61 71 Wahlert 85 80 Clinton 68 48 Burlington 35 57 Dewitt, Cent. 28 70 Dav. Central 52 70 Dav. West 58 60 North Scott 46 72 Muscatine 50 64 Bettendorf 72 53 Clinton 56 40 Burlington 42 52 Dav. Central 57 86 Bettendorf 59 71 Dav. West 51 65 North Scott 54 68 Muscatine 48 78 P.V. 57 55 67 Record: 13-6 Sophomore Girls Basketball AHS 52 Dewitt Cent. 32 49 Dav. Central 57 41 Clinton 31 53 Burlington 29 50 Clinton 44 58 Dav. Central 36 52 Bettendorf 67 45 Bettendorf 57 58 Muscatine 38 50 Burlington 20 60 Muscatine 39 42 Wahlert 39 33 Dav. West 29 46 Dav. West 44 60 North Scott 51 37 North Scott 41 Record: 11-5 Freshmen Wrestling AHS 18 Wood 59 50 Sudlow 18 52 Riverdale 17 27 J.B. Young 44 6 North Scott 63 32 Williams 41 16 Walcott 53 24 Smart 42 32 P.V. 33 6 Bettendorf 63 13 Burlington 50 Record: 2-9 A YEAR FOR THE KNIGHTS! Varsity Wrestling AHS 45 Riverdale 7 29 Dav. Central 24 21 North Scott 31 16 Dav. West 40 46 Alleman 13 22 Muscatine 35 27 P.V. 22 9 Bettendorf 44 37 Comanche 17 37 Clinton 15 29 Record: 7-4 Burlington 23 Gymnastics AHS 156.1 Dav. West 128 157.65 Bettendorf 148.95 111.46 Moline 96.10 166.0 P.V. 116.40 158.75 Clinton 170.05 166.35 Dav. Central 157.65 156.0 Bettendorf 151.0 157.6 Tipton P.V. 129.1 115.2 166.2 Clinton 166 166.75 Dav. Central 153 163.35 Dav. West 143.25 164.45 Moline 154.45 157.6 Muscatine 130.6 RECORD: 12-1 2nd Conference 164.95 2nd District 169.6 3rd Regional 170.05 4th State 165.05 Sporn 105 GYMNASTICS VARSITY GYMNASTS Lett to Right Potty Wardell- Soph Debbie Resnlck- Soph. Dena Votroubek- Soph. Ann Sehmann-Soph. Kathy Riley- Jr. Julie Light- Frosh Down Metzger- Soph. Coach Christensen Betsy Boyd- Frosh. Jill LoKose- Frosh. Moggie Resnlck- Jr. Tino Timmerman- Jr. Mickey Thompson- Soph. Lisa Moore- Soph Jenny Yotes- Frosh. GYMNASTICS VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLERS Row 1 Drain Oliver- 119 Guy Robertson- 105 Mike Morinelli- 105 Vern Doenges- 112 Row 2 Frank Marinelli- 119 Shawn Wolfe- 126 Jon Winborn- 132 Pete Broderick- 145 Todd Phillips- 126 Row 3 John Micka- 98 Randy Glassgow- 185 Dennis Gould- 138 Mike Flynn - 155 Larry Dengtson- 132 Row 4 Coach Steve Billings Coach Jim Broinerd Pat Reyes- 167 Tony Broderick- 155 Todd Meyer- 167 Dob Glowacki- 132 Row 5 Mike Leibold- HWT Jay Cline- 185 Dan DeVries- 167 Chuck Stanger- 145 Steve Verdon- HWT VARSITY WRESTLING 1) Fronk Morinelli tangles with his opponent. 2) Knight wrestler makes his move while Coach DeAnna looks on eagerly. 3) Assumption teammates watch carefully os they concentrate on the match. 4) A.H.S. wrestler goes for the pine. 5) 1. 2. 3. it's a pin for our side. 6) Coach DeAnna and squad shout encouraging help from the sidelines. Sports 109 WINTER CHEERLEADERS 1. Varsity Basketball Row: Dionne Merritt. Jone Schmirs. Jone Loures. Gino Argo. Jone Duck Dock Row: Deth DeMeyer. Lynne Sebille. Potty Tomsho. Thereso Solis. Dionne Huber Top: Thereso Felz. 2. Varsity Wrestling. L. to R.: Kim Noumon. Kori Kipf. Gen Holligon. Liz Tinsmon, Mory Hood 0. Mot Aids-back Row. L. To R.: Sponsor Pom DeAnno Merredyth McManus. Thereso Nor- man. Mory Connon. Annette Tonn. Lynn Hanley Front Row. L. To R.: Renee Wll. werding, Molly Nolon. Gino Drietboch. An- dreo Felz. Gil Dozik 4. Sophomore Basket- ball, L. To R.: Korie Felz. Sue Duffy. Julie Abel. Colleen Dehon. Carrie Nolon. Marret Pohlmon. Amy Hommes. Mltzi Menster. Annie Feeney. Kelly Dridges. Mickey Hauber 5. Freshmen Baskefball-Ftoni Row-. Anne Jasper Middle Row. L. to R.: Tommy Keefe. Eliso Fichrner, Liso Hintze. Korhy Hortvigsen Top: Cothy Thomos BOYS GOLF w i S Varsity Golf 1st row L to R: Lorry DeSmet. Chorlie McHugh. Mike Von- derhoor. 2nd row L to R: Mike Trllk. Russ Huber. Todd McCoughey. John Krueger. Mork Gehlsen. Cooch Erick- son. Sports 111 Bock Row: Steve Logon. Ryon Huber. Mike Merritt. Thomos Moson. Bob DeToeye. Cooch Erickson. Front Row: John Neuburger. Joe Strotmon. Jeff Greim. Jim Seors. 1. Todd McCoughey shows his vorsity form. BOYS TENNIS Front Row L ro R Bob Bush. Lee Helrhoff. Por Deloshmuff. Middle Row Bort Jesfel. Brlon Arlond. Scoff Josper. Jerome Holllhon. Cooch Wofson. Bock Row Moft Huber. Brod Azzoline. Nick Spelleflch. Doug Dilllon, Pof Powell (Monoger) GIRLS TENNIS Row 1: Kim Keefe. Marie Vielbig. Thereso McKeon. Kora Cummings. Lorie Schloemer. Ann Jasper. Row 2: Amy Friemal. Mitzi Menster. Krisfy Horivigsen. Kris Dridges. Carrie Jensen. Row 0: Sarah Kadovy. Lynn Glowacki. Kim Nouman. Meg Halligon. Tina Murphy. Missing: Jackie Gardina. Julie Fifzporirck. Morcle Menster. Liz Tinsmon. Katie Simpson. The team pictures wos token prior to cuts. 1. Kim Nouman shows off her varsity follow through. 2. Liz Tinsmon digs for a drop shot while Meg Holligan watches. Sports 113 SOCCER AND GIRLS TRACK Top Row . Standing L to R: Mr. Koenigsoecker. Steve Schneider, Todd Philipps. John Henk- hous. Dill Moher. Ed Leohy. Greg Heimonn. Mork Rousenbergr. Kent Stoefen. Doug Jen- nings. Poul Quinn. Drod Dollmon. Roger Nguyen. Mork Broderick. John Micko. Don Fritz. Philippe Burtonboy. Mike Soskowsko, Jeff Rice. Nick Hittmer. Jim Mortin, Dovid Cinorto. Tom Richmond. Front Row: Bill Hoose. Mott Burnett. Luis Costro, Joel Konrordy, Tony Sirno. Bob Viktoro. Andy Britt. Seon Broderick. Todd Keller. Joe Richmond, Pot Boyd. Seon McDonnell. 1. Philippe shows his experience in Soccer with o blocked poss. Front Row L to R-Ann Miller. Chris Quigley. Kelly Burke. Dionne Spinner. Tereso Pohlmeyer. Liso Duox. Stephonio Kirsch. Dock Row L to R-Jone Loures. Kris York. Kris Keisker. Kothy Mortion, Thereso Long. Cheryl Bolton. Mory Timmons. Shelley Noughton. Kote Herr. Mlssing-Liso Bressonelli, Kotie Felz. Kothy Hortvigsen. Liso Irvin. Down Metzger. Audreo Miller. Shelly Smith. CHAMPIONS ACULTYFACULTY FACULTYFACULTY FACULTYFA 116 Faculty Mr. Donald Miller Principal Mr. Thomas Sunderbruch Vice Principal Mr. Miller and Mr. Sunderbruch In Action” Cofeterio Lodies Mrs. Alice Meyer Mrs. Genevo Ries Mrs. Fern Larsen Mrs. Inda St. Clair Mrs. Evelyn Toensfeldr Mrs. Diane Wollerich Mrs. Hazel Miller. Manager Mrs. Norma Srolfenberg Mrs. Rita Ruggles ULTY FACULTYFACULTY FACULTYFACULTY FAC Our One-and-Only Joe Mittlestadt. Main- tenance Engineer, is really Assumption's “St. Joseph. Maintenance Staff: Michael Seamer James LoPice Frank Solis Jim Kinsella David Johnston Paul Roe Administrative Support Staff: Standing: Sr. Marcio Costello Miss Mory Michl Sr. Carlo Takes Mrs. Marge Mielenhausen Mrs. Lee Reilly Sitting: Miss Catherine Enderle Mrs. Helen Costello Faculty 117 ■mu I Mr. Jim Oroinard Miss Sharon Orunkon Mr. Karl Durmester Mr. Wayne Cabel Miss June Christensen Mr. David Clauss Mrs. Mary Conger Sr. Marcia Costello CULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Mr. Roy Ambrose Mrs. Jane Anderson Mr. Jim Anderson Mrs. Mary Jean Dlough Mr. Mike DeAnna Mr. Don Demmer Mrs. Joan DeVries Mrs. Jone Dierickx 118 Faculty ACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Sr. Donna Donovan Miss Catherine Enderie Mr. John Erickson Mr. Vincent Heinrichs Rev. Francis Henricksen Mrs. Ruth Heuermann Mr. Pot Houlahon Mrs. Georgia Howorc Mr. Terry Landsgaard Mr. Tom Lawler Sr. Mory Ellen McDonagh Mr. Glenn McPherson Faculty 119 Mr. Tom Jansen Mr. James Jorgensen Mr. Gil Koenigsaecker Mr. Gary Laake CULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Mrs. Jackie McPherson Miss Gail McRill Sr. Mary Meyer Mrs. Marge Mielenhausen Mrs. Virginia Norton Rev. Richard Okumu Miss Maureen O'Connor Mrs. Joan Resnick Mr. Keith Riewerts Mrs. Mary Simon Mr. Don Sisler Rev. John Spiegel Sr. Elizabeth Sprung Rev. David Steinle Mrs. Cathy Tucker Mrs. Michoelo VonDieren 120 Faculty rjZ m ACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Mrs. Koy Volz Rev. Jomes Vrba Miss Therese Wolotko Mr. Dovld Wotson Sr. Rurhello White Mr. David Wolfe Mrs. Karen Zeckser SKI TRIP On January 20th the Religon Dept, sponsored a ski trip to Sun- down in Dubuque. Approximately 45 students loaded the bus at 7:00 am. They reached Sundown just In time for opening. For many it was their first time on skis, or more commonly, on the ground! Dy the end of the day AHS students could be seen racing down all the slopes. At 4:00 skis were turned in. The bus loaded and stopped for a quick meal at The Golden Arch- es . Dy 7:00 when the bus pulled in everyone was ready for a hot bath. The only complaint heard about the trip was that no one got the chance to see their favorite Religon teacher on skis! « HEAD FOR THE MOUNTAINS VALENTINES DAY With the beginning of Februory signs beoring such messages as Ichhibedich , Jag alskar dig , Te Quiero , and An Amoro in , appeared peared. The meaning was unknown to most. As time went on, how- ever if became clear. They were the signs of the time, Valentines Day. AFS once again sold carnations. A re- cord breaking 950 were sold. The flowers were deliv- ered in homeroom on Feb. 14th. complete with mes- sages only known to the re- cipient. Who knows, they could hove even said Saya Cinta Kamo , or more famil- iar, I Love You. HEART TO HEART 1) And this one's from . . ” 2) Looking for o vase Solly? 3) Come on Joel, show us your flowers. 4) Talk about being o populor volentinel 5) “What does if soy Father?” 6) A little water to keep them fresh ... 7) Someone sure hod o lot of odmirersl Student Life 123 TURNABOUT '83 On Jon. 4, 1983 the Turnobout King and his court were an- nounced. Chris McAfee was cho- sen King with Dill Argo. Todd Mey- er. Scott Jasper. Mike Vonderhaar and Phillippe Burtonboy as his court. Chris Really Appreciated the honor and thanked the Seniors for it! With thoughts of Turnabout came memories of lost years ex- periences of dead cars and frostbite all due to record breaking lows. This year the weather coop- erated with not even an inch of snow. Coming Attractions” provided the music with tickets selling for S12.00. Girls were dressed in casu- al attire ranging from the tuxedo look” to preppie and traditional •kirfs and blazers. Guys were seen in suits and ties. Dinner par- ries once again proved to be the popular way to dine. B Although a few incidents marred the dance, the majority of students had a great time and it truly proved to be A Knight for Each Lady that would be re- membered always. 1) On the count of three 2) Sophs donee the Knight away. 3) Let s dance! 4) Thanks a lot. I teolly appreciate It! A KNIGHT FOR EACH LADY RETREAT '83 On Novembr 23rd Fr. Michael Kolar from the St. Paul Catholic Youth Center in MM came to lead our all school retreat. He was as- sisted by Fr. John Clarke who serves as Chaplain at Marycrest. The topic for the retreat was con- victions. The day consisted of large group presentations in the aud and small group discussions. Each small group had a Junior or Senior who was chosen by the Re- ligion Dept, to be its host. The host tried to get everyone acquainted and usually ended up leading the discussion. The day ended with mass in the gym. Students found the day to be meaningful and liked this years format of only one class in each small group much better that last years mixing of the classes. A DAY OF REFLECTION ASH WEDNESDAY Each year with the start of Lent our thoughts turn to What should I give up this year? . Many times we simply give up something be- cause we feel obligated. The problem with this is we don't understand why we give up some- thing. When receiving ashes we forget the pur- pose and simply receive them because it's Ash Wednesday and that is what you do on Ash Wednesday. When asked. Fr. Vrba explained the ashes symbolize that we are going to die someday, and the idea that God created us from the ashes of the earth. Lent is the time to get rid of what keeps us from God and others. REMEMBER YOU ARE DUST AND TO DUST YOU SHALL RETURN 1) Our Fathers Speigel. Sreinle and OKumu. 2) The body of Christ. 3) Remember you ore dust and to dust you shall return. 4) Gail Froncione thanked the student body for participating in the River Youth Hunger Project. 5) Students and teachers assisted in the distri- bution of ashes. Student Life 127 1982-83 As Spring Fever hits Assump- tion High School so do thoughts of the summer months oheod. Many junior ond senior girls con be found sitting outside trying to get o heod start on their ton. Freshmen look forward to the time when they will no-longer be the babies of the school, sophs become upperclassman and juniors will at last be SEN- IORS!! Then come the Seniors who, if they survive graduation festivities, will either go on to college to further their educa- tion or possibly get a job to live on their own. WHAT A GREAT YEAR TOURNAMENT TIME The Girl's Sfofe Tour- nament ended in it's first game of district play with a disap- pointing loss to Pleas- ant Valley at the North Scott gym. It's been a good season. Coach Pat Houlahan said as he sums up the '82-83 girls season. Julie Fitz- patrick took a first team all conference spot and a third team all state in her junior season. Tracy Stuckel was also a first team all conference while being named honor- able mention on the all state team. Looking forward to next season the Lady Knights are returning all six start- ers and Coach Houla- han predicts that, We should be strong. The Knights should be highly rated and Julie Fitzpatrick adds, I think that we'll be really tough to beat. Girls Basketball Freshmen Tina Murphy Sophomores Linda Hood Clare Kadovy Kathy Mullln Michelle Schrobilgen Nancy Williams Juniors Sue Barnes Julie Fitzpatrick Tracey Stuckel Steph Quinn Allison VanVooren Beth Willich 130 TOURNAMENT TIME GOULD-DQU. ASSUMPTION 1 2 EDG iNGTON- INDIANGLA 5 As the districts wres- tling competition wound down ot the Bettendorf gym Februory 19 four As- sumption wrestlers hod o chonce of quolifying for the State meet in Des Moines o week loter. Dennis Gould, Mike Flynn. Mike Leibold, ond Steve Verdon. Gould won the right to go to State with his 4-3 semi-final victory over Roger Clays. Gould lost the districts championship to John Hughes by a 7-4 score. Mike Flynn also quali- fied for the State meet with his victories over Todd Gurink and Pat Mill- tich. but finished second ot 155 to Scott DeVinney. Mike Leibold and Steve Verdon put on good per- formance but come up one victory short of mak- ing the trip to State. Gould capped off his senior wrestling career by faking 6fh in the State meet at 136 . His sea- son's record of 25.5 in- cluded two losses to the eventual State champi- on. Hughes of Clinton. Mike Flynn also repre- sented Assumption at State at 155 . Unfortu- nately. Flynn was deci- sional 6-0 in his first match by Dill Whiftiers of Cedar Rapids and was not allowed to wrestle back, Flynn finished the season with a 19-9 record and is looking forward to next year's competition. Hof's off to Gould, Flynn. Mr. DeAnna. the wrestling coaching staff, Pam DeAnna. the cheer- leaders, the mat aids, and the Takedown Club and the fine work for helping produce a win- ning wrestling program. Tournament Time 131 TOURNAMENT TIME 132 The AHS Gymnasts make it 5 in a row for the Assumption girls gymnosrics squad. It just seems that when spring rolls around at Assumption we go to Des Moines to support our boy's basketball and girl's gymnastics squad. We are proud of our girl’s and they qualified for the State tournament February 26 by taking third in the regional competition at the Marion Linn-Mar gym. The gymnists finished behind Clinton who took second with a 170.65 mark and the host Marion Linn-Mar squad who took first with a 171.2 score. At the State tourna- ment March 12. held in the Ankeny gym which was the first time in ten years that it wasn’t held in Des Moines’ Veterans Auditorium. Assump- tion took 4th with a 165.05 score. Taking the top spot again was Linn-Mar with 172.7 mark. Mickie Thomp- son was the only As- sumption gymnists to Tournament Time TOURNAMENT TIME place. She was 4th on the balance beam with a 8.05 score. We wotked hard. We just had a couple of events where we weren't where we wonted to be.” Coach Christensen said. It'll give us insight for next year.” We'll be back as we have no seniors on this years team. Congratulations girls on your tremendous season and good luck in next year s competi- tion. The girls that com- peted on this year's squad are: Freshmen Betsy Boyd Jill LaKose Julie Light Lisa Moore Jenny Yates Sophomores Deb Resnick Ann Sehmann Micked Thompson Dena Votrobek Patty Wardell Juniors Maggie Resnick Kathy Riley Tina Timmerman Coach June Christensen Tournament Time 130 TOURNAMENT TIME Assumption Knights. State Champs in '82. opened its second sea- son March 1. The boys hod seven game win- ning streak and plans for making their fourth trip in a row to the State tournament. Davenport Central (12- 7) was the first round District opponent. This game proved to be a gutty performance by the Assumption squad and the most exciting Assumption basketball game in a few years. Bedlam reigned for those Knight fons who managed to squeeze into a jam-packed Davenport West gym where AHS eked out a 52-50 OT victory. The Knights took an early 8-7 lead until Central's long range bomber Randy Van- maanan popped a few three pointers to spark the Blue Devils to a 14-8 first quarter lead. The two squads traded baskets until the Knights managed a 23-22 halftime ad- vantage. If the first half wasn't enough, the second half, minute by minute, proved to be a game which will be remembered by Knight fans for a long time. Guard play from Matt McGowan and Ed Conroy with help from Dill Argo off-the-bench proved to be the de- ciding factor in the game. The Knights were down by four, 48-44, with a minute 14 seconds left in the 134 Tournoment Time TOURNAMENT TIME boll game. After some great play and shoot- ing from Conroy the score was knotted 48- 48 with (:37) left. De- fense caused Central to throw the ball away again under their basket. With 16 seconds left the Knights called timeout. Three in-and-out As- sumption shots later the Knights found themselves in over- time. A Reipe tip, McGowan 18’ the Knights led 50-48 and controlled the ball. Fouled. McGowan calmly canned 2 free throws. A final DD bas- ketball at the buzzer left It 52-50. The Knights hod Dumped the Devils” and were ready to Fry the Falconsl” March 3. the Knights took on Davenport West to continue in there trip to the state tournament and beat the Falcons 45-37. Three year starter Matt McGowan popped in 23 points with three three-point field goals. The Falcons played a close game for the first three quarters and were down by one 32- SI with the ball and 4:00 minutes to play. But the Knights hot four quick baskets and canned 5 of 6 from the line to preserve the win. The Knights next challenge on its way to state is the Burling- ton Greyhounds who the Knights defeated two times earlier in the season. Toumoment Time 105 TOURNAMENT TIME Assumption, now with o ten gome win- ning streak, wanted that sub state victory over Burlington. Two down, 1 to go. Only Burlington stood in the Knights way to State. The Knights took an early 16-8 lead and never looked back. Matt McGowan and Tony Lunardi tied for scoring honors with 17 apiece. 12 of three points shots. The As- sumption squad also shot an excellent 84% from the charity stripe while making 22 of 26. The Knights took 30- 21 halftime lead and it appeared they would have no more prob- lems but the Grey- hounds didn't rollover and play dead as they cut the Knights lead to two early in third peri- od. A 16-footer by Dave Daniels and his only field goal of the game, put Assumption up by 4 and well on its way. Tony Lunardi and his fourth quarter free throw shooting display also were evident when the Knights fans began their post game party on the Musca- tine gym floor. The Knights would now bring their throng of Assumption fans to Veterans Auditorium for the first round of State. West Des Moines Dowling, 15-6 would be our first op- ponent on March 16th. 136 Tournament Time TOURNAMENT TIME For the fourth yeor in o row Assumption's Basketball Knights were welcomed to Veterans Auditorium. With hopes of defend- ing its 3A champion- ship of a year ago the Knights drew West Des Moines Dowling for a 1st round contest. As- sumption couldn' seem to get on track in the first quarter. Every shot took a Dowling bounce, off the bank- board, off the rim. After a disastrous 1st quarter the Knights fought back and though never taking the lead, they never gave Dowling a chance to feel they had won the contest. Good performances were turned in by sophomore Eddie Con- roy who led the Knights with 18 points. Senior Bill Argo who saw limited action dur- ing the season made some key steals and offensive rebounds. The final 69-55 gave the Knights only their 5th loss of the season. The team, not consid- ered a contender in Oct '82, worked, shot, worked, and jelled to become Mlssissippi-tri champs. District win- ner, Sub-State winnets, and one of the best teams in the State. Congratulations Knights on a tremen- dous 18-5 season re- cord. Tournament Time 137 STATE COMPETITORS Seniors Dill Argo Russ Huber Seon McAleer Mott McGowon Mike O'Donnell Perry Riepe Mike Vonderhoor Juniors Brian Blevins Dove Daniel Tony Lunordi Mike Mullin Kurt Shoenhord Jim Wolf Sophomore Ed Conroy Managers Mark Carstens Derrick Anderson John Hancock Head Coach- Glenn McPherson Assistant Coaches Dan Demmer Don Sisler STATE-A GREAT TRADITION 1980-1981-1982-1983 140 SPAGHETTI SUPPER On Sunday March 27th AHS turned back the hands of time to the 1950's for the 23rd Annual Senior Spaghet- ti Supper. The cafe turned into a 50's restaurant com- plete with live entertain- ment. Dennis Gould, Lisa Hawks, Debbie McPherson, Mike O'Donnell. 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Congratulations to the Assumption students on your successful year. I'm proud of your record and the name you have made for yourselves. My special congratula- tions to the seniors and other employees of HAPPY JOE'S. OCCOOOOOQQoQOOQOO o o o o o CD Ads 167 Congratulations To Assumption High School 1326 Brady St. Davenport 324-0621 102 2 EAST 3 9 T H STREET there is a difference in MOLYNEAUX INSURANCE, INC. loet ibAeoitcelioii portraits h jfnnette 7k Cehtijfjert P Mmd Pktog afki 1% ikU aim uk cm guuJmtee you tk fjbMt |B3HE| to Coljoi Plnotogfaplny portraits of distinction PHONE 322-5971 , f when only the 1119 Brady Street Q ff y Davenport, Iowa 52803 d° GOOD LUCK CLASS of '83 Curtis J. Trllk. CLU 2010 E. 38th St. Davenport, lowo • LIFE . HEALTH • DISABILITY - EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS - TAX DEFERRED RETIREMENT PLANS - INVESTMENTS MID-CENTRAL food sales. Inc. Northwest Plaza Bldg. 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All-Miss-8 Conference (OF) 2nd Team .351 Batting Average Dean Tandeski DM Reg. All-State Sp. Men. All-Miss-8 Conference (U) 2nd Team .330 Batting Average Brian Smith All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Men. (C) Tony Lunardi All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Men. (IF) Todd Drickson All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Men. (IF) Todd Drickson All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Men. (U) Tom Doyle All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Men. (U) FOOTBALL Tim Feeney IDPA All-State Hon. Men. All-Miss-8 Conference 1st Team Def. Line AllOQuad-City 1st Team Def. Line MVP Award Dennis Gould IDPA All-State Hon. Men. All-Miss-8 Conference 1st Team Def. Back All-Quad-City 2nd Team Def. Back Dob Duax All-Miss-8 Conference 1st Team Punter Dan Delleman All-Miss-8 Conference 2nd Team Off. Line 2nd Team Def. Line All-Quad-City Hon. Men. Perry Riepe All-Miss-8 Conference 2nd Team Quarterback Rick Moldt All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Men. Mike Poster All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Men. Tom Tollman All-Miss-S Conference Hon. Men. Mike Liebold Most Improved Player HONORED ATHLETES SOFTBALL Deth Loos All-Miss-8 Conference (3D) 1st Team Sp. Mention Kay LoKose All-Miss-8 Conference (U) 1st Team Sp. Mention Mary Verdon All-Miss-8 Conference (P) 2nd Team Margie McDeth All-Miss-8 Conference (2D) 2nd Team BASKETBALL Julie Fitzpatrick IPDA All-State 6th Team All-Eastern Iowa 1st Team All-Miss-8 Conference (F) 1st Team Tracey Stuckel IDPA All-State Sp. Men. All-Miss-6 Conference (G) 2nd Team Stephanie Quinn All-Miss-6 Conference (G) 2nd Team Michelle Schrobilgen All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Mention GYMNASTICS Mickie Thompson State Competition 4th Dalance Deam Regional Competition 1st Dalance Deam Sectional Competition 2nd Dalance Deam Ann Sehmonn Regional Competition 4th Dalance Deam Sectional Competition 6th All-Around 7th Dalance Deam 8th Uneven Dars Miss-8 Conf. Championship 3rd Dalance Deam 3rd Floor Exercises 4th Tumbling 6th All-Around Debbie Resnick Regional Competition 4th Vault 6th Floor Exercises Sectional Competition 6th Floor Exercises 7th Vault Miss-8 Conf. Championship 6th Vault Jenny Yates Sectional Competition 3rd Tumbling 4th Uneven Dars 5fh Vault Miss-8 Conf. Championship 5th All-Around 5th Dalance Deam 6th Uneven Dars Jill LaKose Sectional Competition 3rd Vault Miss-8 Conf. Championship 4th Vault Patty Wardell Sectional Competition 8th Floor Exercises Kathy Riley Miss-8 Conf. Competition 6th Tumbling 173 HONORED ATHLETES BASKETBALL MAH McGOWAN IDPA ALL-STATE 3rd Team DM REG ALL-STATE 7th Team ALL-MISS-8 CONFERENCE 1st Team ALL-METRO 1st Team MVP of 1982-83 Leading Free Throw Shooter Assist Leader TONY LUNARDI IDPA ALL-STATE hon. Men. Defensive Player of Year ED CONROY ALL-MISS-8 CONFERENCE Hon. Mention ALL-METRO Hon. Men. PERRY RIEPE ALL-MISS-8 CONFERENCE Hon. Mention Rebound Player of Year DAVE DANIEL ALL-MISS-8 CONFERENCE Hon. Mention MIKE O'DONNELL DOD DERAN INSPIRATIONAL AWARD - ‘Co-Winner Practice Player of Year SEAN McALEER DOD DERAN INSPIRATIONAL AWARD - ‘Co-Winner WRESTLING Dennis Gould 138 State Competition 6th District Competition 2nd All-Miss-6 Conference 2nd Team All-Quad-City 1st Team Mike Flynn 155 State Comp-tifor District Competition 2nd Joy Cline 185 District Competition 3rd All-Miss-8 Conference 1st Team Mike Liebold HWT District Competition 3rd All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Mention Larry Dengston 132 All-Miss-8 Conference Hon. Mention John Micko 98 District Competition 4th 175 FRESHMEN - FIRST HONORS SOPHOMORES - FIRST HONORS I HINES, MEGAN M. 4.000 McKEON, THERESA A. 4.000 SCHMIEDER, KARLA A. 4.000 SEKHARAN, DAVE B. 4.000 TURNER, SUSAN L. 4.000 SECOND HONORS DOENGES, DONNA M. 3.875 HANSEN, LYNN M. 3.857 IRVIN, LISA R. 3.857 FICHTNER, ELISA A. 3.813 GLUBA, MATTHEW E. 3.786 HOWARD, PATRICK J. 3.786 CONROY, ERIN M. 3.750 DILLON, DOUGLAS J. 3.750 SCHRAD, DOUGLAS A. 3.750 WESSLING, SUSAN M. 3.750 JOHNSTON, THOMAS M. 3.714 mcdonnell, Christine l. 3.714 THOMAS, CATHERINE M. 3.714 GOEDKEN, JOHN P. 3.688 LOECKE, TRICIA J. 3.688 BROWNSON, JENNIFER M. 3.643 CORRIGAN, JEFFERY W. 3.643 FOSTER, MARY E. 3.625 JENNINGS, DOUGLAS W. 3.625 REILING, SYNTHIA S. 3.625 SPINNER, DIANNE L. 3.625 ANGERER, KATHLEEN A. 3.571 FIESE, TRACY A. 3.571 KEISKER, KRIS E. 3.571 LAURES, WILLIAM J. 3.563 MERRITT, BRAD P. 3.563 NAUGHTON, CHERRI L. 3.563 MILLER, JULIA A. 3.533 MOLYNEAUX, DANIEL M. 3.500 ROUSH, MELISSA A. 3.500 SCHEBLER, MARGARET C. 3.500 VERMEER, CAROL A. 3.500 WOLFE, KEVIN W. 3.500 THIRD HONORS STRATMAN, JOSEPH P. 3.438 BLESSING, MICHAEL S. 3. 125 VIKTORA. PAULA M. 3.438 BRESSANELLI, VIRGINIA A. 3.125 MILLER, ANN E. 3.429 BROOKHART, DANIEL G. 3.125 BURKE, EILEEN M. 3.389 HEINRICHS, RACHEL C. 3.125 McATEE, DAVID A. 3.375 STOHLMEYER, ANTHONY D. 3.125 FEENEY, KATHLEEN M. 3.357 WOLF, JOSEPH M. 3. 125 WICHELMANN, DIANE M. 3.357 GASSER, MICHAEL A. 3.071 WIESE, TIMOTHY S. 3.357 VOGT, MICHELLE R. 3.071 HEITHOFF, ROBERT J. 3.333 BUCK, NANCY J. 3.063 BRITT, AMY M. 3.313 DITCH, MICHAEL W. 3.063 JESTEL, MARGARET E. 3.313 JASPER, ANN M. 3.063 FREUDENBERG, MICHAEL D. 3.286 JENSEN, CAROL L. 3.063 WEIMAN, PETER C. 3.278 MAHER, WILLIAM F. 3.063 BURKHOLDER, JOHN C. 3.250 WISSMANN, JEAN A. 3.063 HALLIGAN JEROME T. 3.250 BRENNAN, KELLEY T. 3.000 HANSEN, LISA A. 3.250 COCKMAN, CHRISTOPHER H. 3.000 IRISH, JOLEEN 3.214 GLOWACKI, PAUL V. 3.000 NEY, KATHLEEN M. 3.214 HENKHAUS, JOHN E. 3.000 REYHONS, MICHAEL D. 3.214 JANSEN, ERIC J. 3.000 BRIDGES, KRISTINE M. 3. 188 McCLEARY, AMY L. 3.000 MURPHY, TINA L. 3.188 ROMANCHEK, JENNIFER A. 3.000 RAUSENBERGER, MAtyC S. 3. 188 THOMPSON, ELLEN M. 3.000 BEARBOWER, BETH A. 3. 143 BOLLMANN, BRADFORD P. 4.000 KADAVY, CLARE E. 4.000 SECOND HONORS HOWARD, JOHN S. 3.957 WARDELL, PATRICIA A. 3.952 DITCH, KATHERINE E. 3.933 MENSTER, MITZI A. 3.913 DeTAEYE, ROBERT E. 3.833 SEHMANN ANN M. 3.833 BROWNSON, CATHERINE M. 3.825 JOHNSON, JOHN P. 3.786 FEENEY, ANNE M. 3.773 LYPHOUT, ANGELA S. 3.762 MARTIN, JAMES A. 3.727 SMITH, MICHAELA R. 3.714 GLUBA, DEBORAH 3.682 THOMPSON, MICHELE 3.675 REILING, KELLI J. 3.652 BEIWEL, LISA K. 3.651 MULLIN, CATHERINE A. 3,614 EVANS, PATRICIA S. 3.595 BEHAN, COLLEEN E. 3.568 FREIBURGER, ERIC J. - 3.568 LOGAN, THOMAS E. 3.568 STAUB, JULIE A. 3.565 WILLIAMS, NANCY A. 3.550 BURR, PATRICK R. 3.500 THIRD HONORS LOGAN, THERESA A. 3.455 LAITY, JILL 3.250 MILLER, STACIE M. 3.452 BECKER, BRIDGET A. 3.239 ROBERTSON, GUY 3.452 METZGER, DAWN M. 3.220 BURKE, DAN P. 3.428 ABEL, JULIA L. 3.200 HLAVATY, NICOLE M. 3.432 BURKHOLDER, CHRISTINE L. 3.196 ANDREWS, SCOTT M. 3.400 CONROY, EDWARD S. 3.182 HOOD, LINDA J. 3.395 SERRURIER, KARYN A. 3.174 SIRNA, ANTONIO J. 3.381 FELZ, KATIE M. 3. 167 BOECKER, KAREN E. 3.341 HEISER, TORI A. 3.167 VERDON, STEPHEN J. 3. 341 PANTHER, MATTHEW M. 3.136 GLOWACKI, ROBERT C. 3.333 KLEIN, JOHN W. 3.125 TRILK, CHRISTOPHER J. 3.318 WOLFE, ERIN 3.105 WATSON, TERESA A. 3.295 SCHMIEDER, STEPHEN R. 3.098 GLOWACKI, PATRICIA 3.279 ODEAN, CHRISTINE M. 3.091 RESNICK, DEBORAH L. 3.263 HAUBER, MICKEY A. 3.073 JESTEL, JAMES B. 3.262 HEINRICHS, TIMOTHY F. 3.048 SHETLER, LINDA M. 3.262 BARNES, AMY E. 3.000 CINOTTO, DAVID M. 3.255 CLEETON, JILL R. 3.000 HONOR ROLL BASED ON 1982-60 ACCUMULATED GRADE POINT AVERAGE FOR 1st SEMESTER. 176 HONOR ROLL JUNIORS - SECOND HONORS SENIORS - SECOND HONORS STOUGHTON, ANNE M. 3.971 THIES, MAUREEN A. 3.969 SHOENHARD, KURT 3.935 TIMMERMAN, TINA A. 3.924 SCHEBLER, DANIEL J. 3.897 WALLACE, KIM M. 3.894 SEBILLE, LYNNE M. 3.868 ZAUG, RENEE M. 3.847 TIMMERMAN, MARK J. 3.841 BRICKSON, JEFFERY 3.823 BARNES, JENNIFER A. 3.819 HEIRIGS, LISA T. 3.806 GRADY, TERESA A. 3.795 FITZPATRICK, JULIE A. 3.794 KAKERT, KATHLEEN M. 3.792 GARDINA, JACQUELINE A. 3.772 McCABE, PATRICK J. 3.758 NGUYEN, H. ROGER 3.757 LOECKE, KATHERINE J. 3.744 CAVANAUGH, CHERYL L. 3.742 BRITT, JENNIFER A. 3.735 CHAVEZ, LISA M. 3.716 MILLER, KATIE A. 3.699 KOPATICH, JOSEPH M. 3.692 QUINN, STEPHANIE A. 3.678 LYONS, ANITA H. 3.677 OSBORNE, BETH A. 3.677 GEHEREN, PATRICK J. 3.675 MESTER, MARGARET L. 3.668 WULF, STACY L. 3.631 RESNICK, MARGARET R. 3.623 TONN, ANNETTE T. 3.581 NAUGHTON, MICHELLE 3.577 WOLF, JAMES J. 3.576 HALLIGAN, GENEVIEVE M. 3.532 THIRD HONORS CONWAY, AMY K. 3.483 McIntosh, james r. 3.473 HANLEY, LYNN A. 3.468 LINDQUIST, LEANN 3.467 SCHARES, MARY M. 3.462 DANIEL, DAVID J. 3.435 PANTHER, JANICE M. 3.424 HUBER, DIANE C. 3.371 GLASSGOW, RANDALL S. 3.347 ECKMAN, SARAH T. 3.341 HERR, KATHLEEN R. 3.327 KELLY, JOHN L. 3.275 BRl'GCER, KAREN D. 3.273 LUCAS, SUSAN M. 3.258 CRABTREE, BRADLEY D. 3.203 LINDSTR0M, KIMBERLY A. 3.199 BLEVINS, BRIAN L. 3.192 TURNER, AILEEN R. 3.191 SCHROLBILGEN, STACEY 3.190 O'NEILL, TERRANCE M. 3.177 TALLMAN, THOMAS J 3.177 POTTRATZ, BETHANY A. 3.175 VAN VOOREN, ALISON M. 3.174 FIGGE. ANN J. 3.172 MAINEY, JULIE A. 3.171 PADLEY, NANCY M. 3.135 BARNES, SUSAN M. 3.129 METZGER, TERESA M. 3.121 VERMOST, CRAIG A. 3.095 JIMENEZ, TIMOTHY T. 3.090 MULLIN, MICHAEL J. 3.079 DeMEYER, ELIZABETH A. 3.074 MORRISSEY, THOMAS J. 3.074 HUBER, DANIEL L. 3.059 HOWARD. MARY C. 3.045 DOYLE, JULIE M. 3.044 PYRZ, JOSEPH R. 3.042 WILWERDINO, RENEE M. 3.029 STOLLEY, DAVID H. 3.021 SAYERS. MARY A. 3.018 HANCOCK, TRACY A. 3.015 WOLFE, SHAUN P. 3.015 THOMPSON, MATT J • 3.000 O'HARA, KATHLEEN P. 3.954 GEHLSEN, MARK D. 3.930 GLOWACKI, CAROL A. 3.878 SMITH, MAURITA A. 3.819 RICE, JOSEPH P. 3.799 KOPATICH, KATHERINE J. 3.792 MOLDT, RICK J. 3.782 BUCK, JANE M. 3.771 SULLIVAN, BARBARA A. 3.754 BLOUGH, GERALYN P. 3.753 GLOWACKI, KIM E. 3.753 ECKMAN, JANE C. 3.749 FREIBURGER, PETER T. 3.741 MILLER, THERESE M. 3.710 BODAYLA, STEPHEN D. 3.683 CONNELLY, SHAWN M. 3.676 CAVANAUGH, CHRISTINE A. 3.650 BEHAN, DIANE M. 3.590 ARGO, WILLIAM B. 3.588 KECK, KATHLEEN M. 3.561 RIEDESEL, MARY M. 3.537 THIRD HONORS OSBORNE, AMY M. 3.471 LANAGHAN, MARY H. 3.435 GREIM, STEVEN D. 3.397 BOZIK, GILLIAN T. 3.394 BURKE, JOSEPH E. 3.388 FLYNN, MARY L. 3.364 GRAY, CHRISTINE M. 3.360 CONNOLLY, PATRICIA M. 3.356 BRODERICK, SEAN M. 3.354 JACOBSEN, CATHERINE C. 3.337 BECKER, JONATHAN P. 3.334 BELLI, BRYAN W. 3.292 TINSMAN, ELIZABETH A. 3.284 VERBEKE, LISA A. 3.276 ROGERS, MICHAEL C. 3.272 SCHNOEBELEN, PAUL F. 3.267 JASPER, SCOTT S. 3.246 LOECKE, MARCARET A. 3.244 KADAVY, SARAH J. 3.237 HAWKS, LISABETH E. 3.231 CHARLTON, MARY A. 3.227 KIPF, KARI B. 3.211 NAGLE, JOAN M. 3.180 AMBRE, RICHARD A. 3.179 VIKTORA, ROBERT D. 3.152 McPherson, debra l. 3.145 McATEE, CHRISTOPHER J. 3.144 GANNON, PATRICK T. 3.138 TIMMONS, MARY N. 3.136 McMANUS, MERRYEDYTH M. 3.129 ZIMANEK, BRADLEY J. 3.120 HANCOCK, BLAKE C. 3.114 KERKHOVEN, LYNDA T. 3.090 BANASH, LAURA E. 3.078 STEMLAR, ANNE M. 3.070 VERMOST, DARREN J. 3.067 VONDERHAAR, MICHAEL J. 3.043 KILBANE, KERRI F. 3.030 CZOLGOSZ, CHRISTINE A. 3.013 WEBER, RANA 3.013 O'DONNELL, MICHAEL P. 3.012 1958 Assumption BECOMING TODAY Two greot traditions are about to merge to form an even greater tomorrow. Just as the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers join to form the greot Father of Waters and sweep toward the sea, so will Immacu- late Conception Academy and St. Ambrose Acade- my join to fulfill a new and greater destiny for the Catholic people of this community through the cre- ation of Assumption High School.... Grant that they who are the last of the glorious line of teachers at I.C.A. and St. Ambrose Academy may now become the pioneers in the new As- sumption High School. Immaculate Conception Academy and St. Am- brose Academy have fulfilled their sublime and novel destinies; LONG LIVE ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL. Taken from ICA's 1958 Graduation Address by Msgr. Maurice Dingman. currently Bishop of Des Moines. Dishop Ralph L. Hayes took the ceremonial ‘first shovel'' when ground was broken for Assumption April 12. 1956. Fr. Edmund J. Weeg. principal at St. Ambrose Academy, ond Sr. Corolanne. BVM. Superior at ICA hod high hopes for the new school. 178 Assumption High School left its mark on the community and the thousands of young people whose education reflected the spirit of a true Knight. Supporters of Assumption celebrat- ed the end of an 18-year debt with a special half time ceremony. Friday, Sept. 17, 1976 a huge model of the school's mortgage was burned by participants Rev. Charles Mann, prin- cipoi 1970-1976; Don Miller, current principal; Jim Figge, chairman of the Assumption Fund Drive; Rev. Bob Walter, principal 1962-1970 and the Rev. Robert Amborn, Director 1958- 1962. Another milestone had been reached. A PART OF TOMORROW 1980 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY. ASSUMPTION! With the enthusiosm of the students, the dedicotion of the foculty ond the support of porents ond alumni. Assumption moves Into the future. 1956-1963 Twenty five years of growth and develop- ment, but in the lost four years we've hod our shore of great times. REMEMBER: .... Going to State for Basketball ond Baseball! And being 1. .... Going to Central ond West for Driver's Ed. in plaid skirts ond white blouses. .... Finally being able to drive to gomes ond donees without on escort. ____ Coming to school smelling like o bottle of Tabu ond being tied to the flagpole, on your birthday. .... First adventures of skipping out and not being caught. .... Our first ond only downtown homecoming parade. .... Fools ot Gould’s on Oct. 31, 1982. .... Bonfires, Del's parties, Breakfast at Junge , post game parking lot parties. .... Shoring new friendships and enjoying the old ones. All in all we’ve grown together to become the class of '63 which will leave their mark on Assumption in the grades to follow. Graduation night we will all be together for one last laugh, one last cheer, and may- be a tear or two. So here's to you, the CLASS OF '83; we couldn't have made it without all of you!! Special Thanks to: Sr. Marcia Costello for her advice and putting up with all of our troubles. •The Parents Club for their financial support. Mr. Keith Riewerts and Mr. Mark Belli for their assistance in our photography department. Dave Votrobek and Mary Timmons for their artistic assis- tance. •Mr. Tom Jansen for adding his creative writing ability. •The entire yearbook staff, editors, photographers and managers. •And the whole Assumption community for making this yearbook possible. Chsuxi Jj ULU' riMTAD iki ruicr EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASST. EDITOR