Assumption High School - Assumption Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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THE ACCOLADE INTERVIEW Accolade: What was your most memorable moment at As- sumption? Bridget Conroy: When I got in a fight with Ms. Walatka at practice and we both left. Acc: What was your most embarrass- ing moment? BC: When Montse and I got kicked out of a church fast. Acc: In your four years at Assump- tion what activities have you been in? BC: I've been in basketball, softball, student council, FCA, and mono- gram club. Acc: Have you ever had any nick- names? BC: Bird, but don't write that. Acc: Do you have any personal he- roes? BC: Larry Bird. Acc: Why the Celtic star? BC: Because my playing abilities very much resemble his. Acc: If you could have any kind of car, what would it be? BC: A metallic blue BMW 5301 with leather interior and stick shift. Acc: What kind of plans do you have for after graduation? BC: I plan on going to college, but I'm not sure what I'm going to do. Acc: Who was your favorite teacher? BC: Gary Acc: Why Mr. Laake? BC: Because I'm his favorite student! Acc: What will you miss most about Assumption when you leave? BC: Seeing all my friends. Amy D. Weber Jill L. Weller Julianna M. White Tresa R Willich Noel S. Woods Robert W. Zahlmann 88 seniors

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