Saint Ambrose College - Oaks Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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CONTE T VOL. XXXII PAGE Dedication . . . 3 Theme . . 4 College .............. . 7 Seminary and Fine Arts . . . . . 77 Athletics . . . . 91 Clubs and Activities . . . . .113 Advertising and Index . . . . .171 FOREWORD unique year for . . . bits and forgotten names hand in classes, away . . . rustle chapel crown . . OAKS '66 is a kaleidoscope of ideas, moods, activi- ties, people, and personalities, which have made this a the Ambrosian family. snatches of almost memories, and half- of people, across a room, or close at at parties, or at games, at home or of autumn leaves . . . pigeons on the . paralyzing snows . . . that first spring breeze . . . the crocuses in the snow . . . a surer step. DEDICATIO There are those who come and pass away again those who cross our path and walk a bit with us giving, guiding, sharing then we part with On june 21, 1964, The Right Reverend Monsignor . , . only pieces . . . only shreds that we remember . . . minutes that were unimportant, no less than the important things, to hold on to . . . problems to put up with . . . papers to agonize over . . . and gym-suits to wash . . . thinking that challenged . . . the continuing battle with grades . . . rehearsals . . . . . . the NEWS each Friday . . . construction of Hoats . . . the Bell to be won . . . the 1965 Hood . . . Theater III lights . . . Musicalis melodies . . . these are memories . . . . . . beanies . . . rings . . . caps and gowns . . . be- ginnings . . . endings . . . professors and students . . . East and West . . . North and South . . . St. Ambrose in the Nation, this, our theme . . . These combined bits and snatches of memories . . . We present in the '66 OAKS. Sebastian G. Menke became the tenth president of St Ambrose College. Our road has been made smoother, our burdens lighter, our hearts happier, and our college life more profitable because Monsignor has crossed our path . . . and walked with us . . . toward the stars . . . It is to Monsignor Menke that we dedicate the 1966 Oaks, for what we consider to be his outstanding ex- ample of a way of life, striving with his best to serve his God, using his best to serve his fellow man, and giv- ing his best to education. It is with this understanding of the students of Saint Ambrose College that they are guided. Appreciation is often a diilicult concept to ex- press, so it is with this, we dedicate Volume XXXII. The 1966 Oaks Staff

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ST MBRO E AND THE NATIO learning. These colleges Weld the system into the culmi nation of our proud heritage. Our American heritage has ma people de our nation strongg its strength coming from its . This strength is our defense. Saint Ambrose alumnus Paul Kamerick shakes the hand of United States Vice-President Hubert Humphrey in the vice-president ,s office in Washington, D. C. Mr. Kam- erick is Assistant Counsel to the Senate Permanent Sub- committee on Investigation. He is the brother of Rever- end Bernard M. Kamerick of thc Saint Ambrose faculty. There are approximately 25 Saint Ambrose Alumni in the Washington, D. C. area. Nearly 40 alumni live in near-by Virginia while alum- ni numbering 35 are located in bordering Maryland.