Saint Ambrose College - Oaks Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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I I N 3 At right is a closeup view of the main altar of Tennessee marble. Behind the altar is a metal grille of symbols in bronze, with seven bronze candlesticks built into it. Sus- pended above the altar is a circular tester and huge cross of wood, and small alum- inum crosses are imbedded in the curved stone wall in the rear. The choir stalls and organ console are located behind the grille.

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fltennalzgafiofcn and For a thousand years, day and night, the Chapel of Christ, the King, will sing praises to God. lt will live intimately with you. I like to think of its tabernacle enshrining the youthful Christ, the Christ of the Campus. To young men through the ages it will impart virtue and strength and love and goodness that Will beget leaders in character, leaders in faith and truth. I hope it Will see only good days-days good to God, free and unoppressedf' -David D. Klise, ,l5. Past President of the Alumni Cardinal Stritch, during one of the ceremonies at the dedication mass. This picture was taken during the solemn pontifical high Mass of dedication. Enthroned at left is Cardinal Stritch of Chicago, who presided and preached. At right center, Bishop Hayes of Davenport, celebrant of the Mass, is seated on the faldstool, and enthroned at far right is Archbishop Henry P. Rohlman of Dubuque, metropolitan of the province of Iowa. The transcept chapel with the Blessed Mother's altar is shown at far right, through the stone pillars.