Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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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

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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

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 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