Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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 The huddle Is a tense place for seniors Mitzi Menster. Kayla Becker, and Erin Wolfe as they discuss the strategy that netted them a 21-16 win at the annual Powder Puff Football game. Sophomores. Juniors, and Seniors congregate at the rail to get a better glimpse of their be- loved Knights. Balloon-carrying clowns and animals are a common sight in the halls of Assumption, as many students tried to make birthdays more fun. essay 5

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...Of Work Students started off the '84- brose. 85 school year by studying The students were greeted by hard and really hitting some new faces in the teaching those books. The thought of say- department. Mr. Les Jonas took ing they were going to work the place of Mr. Tom Jansen, harder than they did last year who became the Director of crossed their minds but disap- Public Relations, in the English De- peared after the first few weeks, partment. Fr. Paul Deyo was sent The freshmen were seen mak- from Rome to fill up a vacancy in ing freshmen mistakes by asking the Religion Department, while the seniors to tell them where a Mr. Rick DCamp came to teach room was and ended up at the German. Mr. Frank Dexter, the end of G—wing next to the small new Varsity Boys Basketball gym. coach, was also a P.E. Instructor, The Class of '85 was excited Mr. Tom Kopatich, the new Varsi- about heading into their final ty Football coach, was in the year at Assumption and having Business Education Department, a great time in the '84-'85 school and Mr. John Grunder, an assis- year but without getting into too tant football coach, was seen much trouble with Mr. Ray Am- teaching mathematics. % essay 7