Saint Ambrose College - Oaks Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1967 volume:

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The school has arrived at a plateau both in academic content and atmosphere, and, from this plateau, the college must either expand or stagnate. Internally, the most notable occurrence within the aca- demic structure of the college is the contribution made by six of its teachers. Two teachers, Fr. Edward O'Connor and Fr. C. F. Griffith, are now serving the departments of philosophy and his- tory for their forty-Hfth year. In addition to these, four lay teachers, Miss Agnes Renner, Mr. Shannon Boyd, Dr. Prudent Coussens and Mr. John McGuire, have been teaching for twenty years. lt is a tribute to both the college and these educators that such loyalty is seen at St. Ambrose. The col- lege and students are well aware that these six teachers have become as much a part of the college as the buildings or the oaks. Externally, the most notable feature is, of course, the building plan with the first of its projects cur- rently under construction. It must be remembered that this is only part of the over construction program, and that its main goal is to bring to the school the best possible physical base for its operation. This year is truly a tribute to the spirit growth at St. Ambrose. COLLEGE ANNOUNCES PLANS Xxx XX, A Nw I X is BISHOP HA 2' ES RETIRES In September of I966, Bishop Ralph L. Hayes submitted his resignation to Pope Paul VI, The 82 year old preIate's tender was accepted by the Holy Father on October I9. Thus Bishop Hayes became the first Bishop to resign in keeping with the prescriptions ot the recent motu proprio Ecclesiae Sanctae ot Vatican II, which requested bishops to submit their resignation by their 75th birthday. Bishop Hayes, a native ot Pittsburgh, Pa., has been a priest tor 57 years and a bishop tor 33 years. He was installed as Head ot the Davenport Diocese on January II, I945. On Wednesday October 26, Pope Paul VI named the Most Reverend Gerald F. O'Keete, auxiliary to Archbishop Leo Binz of St. Paul-Minneapolis, Minn., to succeed Bishop Hayes as bishop ot Davenport. NEW PRELA TE: MOST RE VEREND GERALD F. O'KEEFE Bishop O'Keefe was ordained to the priesthood on January 24, I944 in St. Paul, Minn. On August 25, I945, he was named Chancellor ot the Archdiocese. Pope Pius XII appointed him a domestic prelate with the title of Right Reverend Monsignor on June I4, I957. He was named titular Bishop of Candyba and auxiliary to the late Archbishop William O, Brady of St. Paul on May 5, I96I. He was consecrated on July 2, I96I. At the time ot his ap- pointment at age 43, he was one ot the youngest bishops in the United States. Y' l' SIX CAREERS TOTAL 170 YEARS OF SERVICE The '67 Oaks is here dedicated to six members of the St. Ambrose College faculty family who have distinguished themselves by their years of scholarly labor on this campus. Humility is defined as a modest sense of one's own merits. As two of our priest-teachers approach their 45th year at St. Ambrose They seek no recognition of their meritorious achievements. The Very Reverend Edward M. O'Connor, Rector of the Seminary dep't labovel, and the Reverend C. Francis Grif- fith, Spiritual Director of the same department, joined the St. Ambrose Faculty in i922 immediately after ordination. They both have qualified for the highest competitive de- grees in their respective fields of Philosophy and History. Two genuine individuals, they have been known to thou- sands of Ambrosians through the years as Father Ed and Father Grif . The Rev. C. F. Griffith Dr. Prudent Coussens: Aside from the paperwork, I find the teaching profession most enjoyable. It is definitely a satisfying occupation and has even become lucrative. l can remember being seriously advised twenty years ago that it was a iob better left to women. The years have proved how short-sighted and incorrect this advice was. The years have also brought considerable frustration in one respect: one is increasingly made aware how little he can actually communicate. We need a breakthrough in the transmission of ideas. Both of our methods, by speech and the written word are insufferably antiquated and ineffective. It is indeed an inadequate Thank you that we extend to these two humble but celebrated campus figures. Mr. H. Shannon Boyd, head of The Engineer- ing Dep'T of ST. Ambrose College is anoTher member of The eliTe TwenTy year lay faculTy corps. He commenTs: parenTs have ThrusT The bulk of Their childrens educaTion inTo The Teachers' hands, so ThaT EducaTionisTs have become one of The mosT inTluenTial groups in our socieTy. I'm proud and honored To be a parTner of such a membership. The presenT Trend of Teachers leaving The field for beTTer paying jobs has aT leasT one noTable excepTion in The person of John F. McGuire. AlThough he has held many diTTerenT posiTions in indusTry, he has al- ways reTurned To Teaching because iT offers varieTy, freedom of acTion seldom found in oTher professions or businesses. In poinT of experience, Mr. McGuire has Worked for a law Tirm, as an educaTionaI consulTanT, for a large mill- ing company and for a public uTiliTy TTrm as a Teacher of business correspondence courses. 2 i Social Science Divisional Chairman Miss Agnes Renner visifing the Temple of Linde, Lindos, Rhodes in The Easiern Me-diTerranean. Miss Agnes Renner has seen many changes in her Tenure aT ST. Ambrose College. Among These have been The esTablishmenT of MarycresT College from iTs sTaTe as The Womens Division of ST. Am- brose, The exodus of The high-schoolers To AssumpTion To make This campus ToTally a college, increasing numbers of sTudenTs, graduaTing and becoming Teachers in boTh public and parochial sysTems, and The ReTiremenT and Tenure plans worked ouT by The College Tor The FaculTy. She has seen closer communicaTion vviTh municipal groups, work-sTudy programs, lecTure series and more acTive Alumni, Friends and AssociaTes of The College. ST. Ambrose conTinues To live in digniTy. 6 ACADEMIC NEWCOMERS TO CAMPUS i Cliiiord Rogers, the new Dean of Students ilots of Iuck!J H1 A T, ,Awww ,, ,.., A 7 Above: Robert Bates, English ln- sfructor, caught in moment of con- centration at the first Faculty meeting of the season. Lett: Wayne DeJohn readies a quiz for his eager cult of Ambrose stu dents. NEW FA CES AND jOBS IN 1966-67 Andrew Tallon, Philosophy Dep't Mr. Dougherty of the Langua ge Dep'T. leaves his Davis Hall ofiice for the Spanish classroom. Reverend Thomas Dinges, Professor of Religion Sr. Anneife Walters, Dep'T. of Psychology FACULTY 8: DMI I TR TID Rt. Rev. Msgr. Sebastian G. Menke, President of Saint Ambrose College. Rev. Frederick J. McMahon, Dean of the College f . .-,., Above: Juanita Monholland, Registrar Rev. Joseph E. Kokiohn, Vice-president Thomas A. Grady, Business Manager Below: C. J, Williams, Director of Development l t at 52+ ,av-3 Mr, Robert Taylor, Office Manager Mr. John Hurst, SAGA Food Man- ager Miss Marilyn Ackerman, Ass't Li- brarian Mr. Leo G. Miller, Director of De- velopment Mr. Charles Tully, Admissions Coun- selor Mr. Max Shiftman, Director of the Placement Bureau Mr. John F. McNamara, Ass't Di- rector of Development Mr. John Killian, Librarian Mr. Jay J. Kane, Director of Public Information Mr. Richard Aubry, Ass't Director of Development Miss Eleanor Koester, Ass't Librarian Mrs. James Salsbury, Student Union hostess Mrs. Mary Carrnack Mrs. Mariorie Boland Mrs. Evaline Weir Mrs. Louise Klingman Mrs. Grace Ough Mrs. Ruth Cole Mrs. Rita Wilk ADMINISTRATION STAFF MEMBERS Mrs. Margaret Westphal Mrs. Genevieve Rehman Mrs. Ruth Peacock Miss Elizabeth Phelan G .KA il Mrs. Lillian Weaver Mrs. Betty Logoni Mrs. Kathleen Spencer Terence O. Aldrich, B,A. St. Ambrose College, English WPI' Sr, Ritgmgry, Brgdleyy CHM Dr. RUG Bl'iCl4Sln, P.l'l.D. P.H,D, St, Louis Univ,, Prof, Univ. of Illinois, Ass't Prof! English Econ. Oscar O. Barnett, M.B.A. University of Denver, Assoc. Professor, Account- ing H. Shannon Boyd, M.S. Western Ill State College, Assoc. Prof. Engi neering Caryl Bucksbaum, M.A. Yale, Ass't Prof.!EngIislw David Burke, M,M., American Conservatory at Music, Ass't Morris A. Calsyn, M.S. Kansas State College of Agriculture 81 Applied Science, Ass't Prof! Physics I2 Leroy A. Conrad, M.A. Stole Univ. of lowci, Ass'T Professor, English Rev. E. M. Cefich, M.A. Smfe Univ. Thomas F. Choufeou, MA. Sfofe of lowo, Professor, Choirmon, Dep't Univ. of lOWCI, Cl1GiVmGf1 Ol Divi- of Arf sion of Fine Arfs, Ass'f Prof. of Art Dr. Robert M. Corwin, Ph.D. Georgia Univ., lnstrucfor, Biology Rev. Williom F. Dowson, Ph.D., Rev. John P. Dolan, M.A., St, Univ. of Notre Dome, Instructor, Louis Univ., Assoc. Prof., Sociol- Philosophy ogy 8m Philosophy I3 Dr. Prudeni C. Coussens, Ph.D,, Store Univ. of lowo, Professor, Germon Rev. John J- DUHHS. M-A-, STGTC Wallace M. Evans, M.B,A., Harvard Univ. of lowO, Ass'f Prof., Spanish Univ., Chairman, Accounting Dep'f. Roberf J. Duax, M.S,, Noriheasf Missouri Sfafe Teachers College, Ass'f Prof. of Phys. Educ. Rev. Francis W. J. Duncan, M,A,, DePaul Univ., Ass'T Professor, History Right: Rev. Anthony G. Farrell, M.A., University of Notre Dame, Chairman, Dep'T of Latin 81 Greek i4 Rev. Pasquale L. Ferrara, Ph.D. State Univ. of Iowa Division 8. Dep'i Chairman Dr. John F. Fitzgibbon, Ph.D., Uni- Richard E, Geiger, M.A., Univ. of Francis J. Gerzina, M.M., DePaul versity of Notre Dame, Assoc. Pro- lllinois, Ass't Prof., History ' Univ., Instructor, Music lessor, Philosophy 2. Rev. James E. Greene, M.M., Amer- Rev. C. F. Grilafith, M,A., State Univ. ican Conservatory of Music, Dep't of lowo Spiritual Director of the Chn. Seminary, Prof., History Gerald L. Hamel, M.B.A., CCNY, Dr. Arthur C. Hanson, Ph.D., State Chairmon, Dep't. Economics Univ. of Iowa, Instructor, Chemistry 15 Matthew W. Hart, J.D., State Univ. of Iowa, Lecturer Eco- nomics 84 Business Administra- tion Professor, Chemistry Stephen A. Hart, L.L.B., Georgetown University, Lec- turer, Accounting Dr. Herbert J. Hodges, Ph.D., State Univ. of Iowa, Lecturer, Economics 8g Business Adminis- tration -vs wikis Dorothy A. Haskins, M.A., Colorado College, Assoc John J. Heibing, B.S., State Univ. ot Iowa, Assistant Protes- sor, Accounting Rev. Joseph A. Hratz, B.S., Perry Jones, M.A., State Univ. of Rev. Bernard M. Kamerick, B.A., St STGIG UNIV, Of IOWCI ASSOC- Iowa, Assistant Music Ambrose College, Associate Profes Prof. 81 Chairman, Mathematics Sgr, Religion Dep't. I6 Rev. James P. Kelleher, Ph.D., Boston University, Assoc. Pro- fessor, English Noel J. Komasa, M.S., Iowa State College, Chn., Dep't of Agriculture, Ass't Prof., Agriculture 8x Biol- OQY Leo T. Kiltoy, M.S., Univer- sity of lllinois, Chn. 81 Assoc. Prof., Physical Edu- cation Dep't. Gregory A. Lensing, M.A., Iowa Univ., Ass't Professor, Russian 81 German Alan F. Logan, M.S., West- ern lllinois Univ., Asst L.. Honorable Clay LeGrand, L.L.B. Catholic Univ. of America Lec turer, Economics 81 Business Ad ministration Professor, Mathematics right: Joseph A. McCal'Trey, M.A., Aquinas Institute, instructor, Philosophy Rev. Edward L. Lew, M.A., Catholic University, Assoc. Professor, Religion Rev. Carrol A. McGivern, B.A., St. Ambrose College, Ass't Prof., Spanish l f 10 3 5 i f ll lx . ' Y' 'L is M. z ...,, A. lx Rf A Ng Q A l ik Q Nw V .l r ,7,, 2 I . . . ... 'E 2 . f . o vvst...,,,.-wi . A- A rg John F. McGuire, M,A,, Notre Dame Dr. Matthew M. McMahon, Ph.D., ' tins.. University, Associate Professor, Eng- Catholic University, Chn,, Political l lish Science Dep't. Dr. Bertrand J. Miller, Ph.D., Iowa University Chairman 81 Professor, Physics Department Ivcin J. McShane, M.A., Loyola Uni- Ronald E. Maertens, M.Ed., University versity, Ass't Professor, English of Illinois, Chn., Education Dept. Rev. Edward M. O'Connor, Ph.D., Catholic University, Chn., Division of Religion Sl Philosophy, Chn., Dep't. of Philosophy 8g Psychology, Professor. George D. Monty, M-5-, Fort Hayes Dr. John C. Norton, Ph.D., University 51019 College, ASS'T Professor, Educa- of Illinois, Assoc, Professor, Political l0l Science Rev Wiliam T OConnor Ph D Catholic University Pro fessor of Sociology ion leavel Rev. Carl S. Rice, Ph.D., Catho- lic University, Chn., Div. of Nat- ural Sciences 81 Math, Chn., Biology Dep't., Professor, Bi- ology Agnes C. Renner, M.A. Clark Univ., Chn., Divi sion of Social Sciences, Associate Professor, Geog raphy 81 History Leslie E. Schaefer, MA., iowa Univ., Associate Pro- fessor, Speech 81 Drama James D. Resnick, M.S., Iowa State College, Chn., Chemistry Dep't, Ass't Professor, Chemistry Roy L. Owen, M.A., N.E. Missouri State College, Ass't Prof. Physical Educ. Rev. Urban E. Ruhl, M.A., Catholic University, Chn., Edward J. Scheck, B.A., St. Ambrose, Instructor, Physical Education Dep't. of Sociology, Assoc. Professor, Sociology Robert J. Porod, M.S., lowo University, Assistant Professor, Chemistry Edmund L. Shoipely, C.P.A., B.A., Northwestern University, Lecturer, Accounting William C. Scott, M.A., University of Houston, In structor Economics Sf Business Administration Rev. John S. Smith, Ph.D., Cath- olic Univ., Assoc, Prof. History, Chaplain Rev.Chc1rles C. Shepler,M.A., John W. Schmits, B.A., St. Am- Notre Dame University, Chn., brose College, Instructor, Art 81 Speech Dep't. Engineering Rev. John M. Shipman, MSW., Loyola: University, Ass't Profes- sor, Sociology 84 Religion Rev. Herman A. Strub, M.A., Catholic University, Assistont Professor of Religion Vernon T. Wiedmeier, M.S., N. Dako- ta State, Ass't Prof., Biology ion Robert E. Sutton, lvi.Ed., DePaul University, Associate Professor, Music Dr. Mary Vinie Ph.D., Wisconsin Univ., Professor of Biology H. William Vroman, B.A., Northern Illinois Univ., instructor, Business Administration 84 Economics Leavei Charles C. Vorderberg, M.A., State Univ. of Iowa, Instructor, Speech 'W fi 'M-ww-wa,,, right: James L. Willaert, B.A., St. Ambrose College, Instructor, Speech 81 Drama Dr. John E. Westlourg, Ph.D., Uni- versity of Southern California Ass't AI'll'IUI' J- Yonke, M5-. llllnOlS STGYS Prof., Political Science University, instructor in Education 2l I I- i w Father Stanley delivers the Baccalaureate address to the graduates from the pulpit of Sacred Heart Cathedral. Q, V,-:T , f-EY if ',.l iz! V , A A if A is A ' ,4 well , 421 H5 'S x Y Q , Q , M ' W iv -v Q 'im AJ w flu t Q .,,,.f 5: lk if 5, P r if l 6' c l if 5 Q A , ,P Ii-V J H21,,afV,4 GRADUATIG at A! it The assembled Graduates of Saint Ambrose College 81 Marycrest hear the Convoca- tion speech given by Dr. Riesman. 22 The Senior Class President is Thomas J. Clancy, whose home is in Wood River, Illinois. Tom is maioring in Physical Education. fl- bl -1 ' VW x. 40 SXT? ,,.4.fl, uf l -.-..QiHm'Qxll1 , U R N 4 - 'fill x-TP' ' 'flli ' fill x 'I ' f 1 ' 'llill V' j' vi l f f I X above: Thomas J, Higgins, Student Council President, who is a Political Science maior from Springfield, Illinois. left: Vice-president ot the Class of '67 Thomas T. Stafl, Business maior from Milwaukee, Wiscon- sin. 2' Kelly P. Ambrose Political Science LaGrange Park, lll. Thomas R. Bankhead Art Muscatine, la. K3'l'.'l 3'-17' John V. Berry Art Davenport, Ia. Louis Antagnoli George M. Aussem Thomas E, Bales Biology Political Science Political Science Chicago, Ill. Ottawa, lll. Dixon, Ill. Paul E. Barry John E. Baumert RObeI'T A. Benac Business Admin. Pre-Medical MUTl19mC1TiCS Chicago, lll. Sigourney, lo. DGVGUPOVL Iowa tk Thomas D. Biddlecombe Ronald J. Blaine Richard T. Bolen History Accounting Sociology Shelbyville, Ill. Ohio, Ill. Blue Island, lll. A fi vm... ...ar Robert F. Boyd History Iowa City, la. Joseph E. Brady Philosophy Chicago, Ill. Michael J. Breipohl Business Admin. Ottawa, lll. James D. Britt History Chicago, Ill. Robert A, Brizzolqrq Michael A. Brockmqn William J. Brooks James J. Brownson Sociology Mathematics Business Admin. Accounting Evergreen Park, lll. Ft. Madison, la. Evergreen Park, Ill. Davenport, lowa Kenneth L. Brune Phillip K. Brunt Peter J. Brust Lawrence J. Burdt Political Science Business Admin. Economics Accounting St. Paul, la. Bettendorf, la. Wauwatosa, Wisc. b Davenport, Iowa . is 'Zur Raymond L. Bustos John M. Caluwaert Gary P. Cangelosi Music ACCOUr1Ting Accounting East Moline, lll. Elml'IUI'SY, lll. Davenport, la. John J. Carroll Rasmo L. Cosini Robert F. Cavanough History Biology English Bronx, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Victor, Io. Leonard J' Cockmon Ronald J. Connell Nicholas C. Connelly Ef19llSl1 Accounting Business Poland, OlWlO Davenport, lo. Chicago, lll. William J. Carney Political Science Chicago, Ill. Ernest Champion ll Accounting Davenport, Ia. K MM! William G. Connelly Accounting Barrington, lll. E 4:5-15, A.. James T. Crossen Thomas E. Cusack Davenport, la. Philosophy Bettendarf, la. Robert J. Doyle Robert J. Dreaper History History Davenport, la. Westbury, N. Y. Patrick J. Feeney Carlo Ferreri Business Admin. Mathematics Davenport, Ia. East Moline, Ill. .aw ff? John M. Davies Duane R. Diedrich English History Davenport, la. Mcl-lenry, Ill. Donal T. Dunphy Political Science Northa mpton, Mass. E I J iff '- ll Charles M. Flavin Physical Education Chicago, lll. N James P. Faso Accounting Davenport, Ia. Michael J. Flynn Political Science Bloomington, Ill. it .M-14?' Michael Fllnlmmons John Frerkes Patrick R. Friemel Robert G. Fullenkamp Pollflffll SCle 'C9 Physics Business Admin. Biology DOVEHPOVTI ICI- Moline, lll. Davenport, Ia. Newport News, Va. of l AI'Tl1UI'J- FUf1dSI', JF- John F, Gallagher Glen E. Geiger Political Science English Mathematics N. AlDlH9TOf1, Moss Chicago, lll. Grand Ridge, Ill. NE? Michael P. Gilbert Sociology Des Plaines, lll. as Gary W. Goddard John B. Golz Sylvester S. Gottlick David A. Green History Business Admin. Business Admin. Business Admin. Davenport, IQ, Rock Island, ill, South Bend, lnd. DeWitt, la. tdmwggl Joel A. Grossi Reed R. Haeger, Jr. Thomas J. Holfpenny John D. Hamlin History English Accounting Bl0l09Y Chicago, lll. Oak Pork, Ill. Chicago, ill. Luke Ville, lll. MSR Robert A. Hammill Pcxul T. Hansen Stephen Hart lll James A. Hathaway Accounting Accounting Accounting History Davenport, la. Shetheld, Ill. Davenport, la. Detroit, Michigan Thomas G. Hawkins Richard Heiting John L. Henning JGCl4 R' HinQ5'f Um Physical Education Political Science Business Admin, Dixon, Ill. Waukegan, III, Rock Island, Ill. ,mmf VU wx- WW- .Q 'I 'FQ' K X l ii , 'ix .Q A ' . i V ' f,, Robert J. Hoppenstedt Stephen J. Hutchinson John J. Jablowski Patrick B- Johnson Philosophy Business History ACC0Unll '9 Wheaton, lll. iowa City, la. Colonia, N. J. l'llllSl0OI'O, lf!- L , , -sex. , ' i iesi, ' 5' is 'ig 1. ,yi if . fi.. f.. - F5555 I' P AWQGUB A i. E. .125sx.s1?11ji..,z., . Q Mwiksifsfsw-Raimi 53, I - I 1- - - m aslfsigi Larry S. Johnson Louis D. Kaiser Henry A. Kapheim Richard T. Karr Physics Sociology Political Science English Davenport, la. Rock Island, lll. N. Chicago, lll. Davenport, lO- Thomas F. Kearney Jerome J. Keefe Roy G. Kempa Everett l-- Kln95bU Y Business Admin. Accounting Business Admin. 50Ci0l09Y DeWitt, la. Davenport, la. Chicago, lll. DGVGUPOVTI lO- 4.1. James L. Knight Accounting Davenport, la. i5 WST am 's2'rs,f'-1 + '- fa... Q w. sn -11, Pigs :,.sr,,.i5g Q .5 Q liiff yi P 311957 552 52225 M N... A- wee: fs -sw: ' QQ 54? 'iigg iy 1 if . if 5. 2 W Q Q Q- .. . . ,.. , 5 r its' 3 is s K .4 Whse, I' i , . . fm' . ,355 2 'egisei 11 lu 2. Z-.., ,. Edward J. Kukula Chicago, Ill. st, xv, , Donald G. Krebs Business Admin. Business Raymond B. Krogmeier Davenport, la. Montrose, la. Gary W. Lampe William D. Larson Accounting Business Admin. West Point, la. Moline, lll. 'Qi WW KZSU' Donald W. Kruzan Business Admin. Rock lsland, Ill. Bernard L. Legner Philosophy Odell, lll. '-,' T. Michael T. Leonard James E. Leu John P. Levand William P. Limacher Political Science Philosophy Business Admin. Accounting Davenport, lC1. Iowa City, la. Cicero, III, Joliet, Ill. Richard D. Logsdon Dennis W. Long Richard B. Long Accounting Mathematics Mathematics Keokuk, Ia. Bellwood, Ill. Keokuk, Ia. fggnx. William F. Lucas Donald R. MacGregor Michael K. Moloney Business Admin. Business Accounting Chicago, Ill. Wilmette, Ill. Springfield, ill. 'vtff V -nl Ewald A, Mqmhey Kenneth H. Martens Donald M. Matthys Biology Accounting Sociology Davenport, Ia. Atkinson, lll. Davenport, la. I ? iv. Arthur A. Lopez Sociology Moline, III. E. . ,... WE .. tv ,pl egg is s .M eg- - Ji Q . .ex I Daniel J. Manella Political Science Northfield, Ill. Robert T. McAleer Philosophy Kenosha, Wisc. Jerold M. McCabe Michael L. McCarthy David P. McGillicuddy Stephen L. McGrath History Business Admin. Music Business Admin. Chicago, Ill. Washington, la. Houlton, Maine Davenport, Ia. Daniel W. Mertens Emiel J. Michelet Stephen J. Miclot Engineering Accounting Mathematics Mt. Pleasant, la. Moline, Ill. Davenport, Ia. Thomas P. Miller Paul R. Mineart Economics Chemistry Madison, Wisc. Brighton, la. , ,, . J . . ssss . gc 5 wfilv Gary R. Miller Biology Davenport, la. Michael F. Montford English Moline, HI. James C. Moore Accounting East Moline, Ill. rw, James M. Moser James T. Moster James R. Mougin Sociology Political Science Philosophy Arlington Heights, lll. Chicago, lll. Fairfield, la. i li. .R 5, N S.. John F. Mullahy Michael S. Murphy Thomas H. Net? Accounting English -DeWitt, la. Bronx, N. Y. Davenport, la. l James D. O'Brien Hugh J. O'Connor Peter S. O'Donnell Physical Education English 34 Chemistry Northboro, Mass. Chicago, lll. Chicago, III. 9 f Donald P. Muhs Engineering-Physics Davenport, la. Leon Nieuwenhuis Accounting Davenport, lo. Mark Ohlendorf Business Admin. St. Louis, Mo. Thomas J. O'Meara James F. Parizek Raymond J. Pechous John C. Pelkey Sociology Philosophy Education Business Admin. Chicago, lll. Iowa City, Ia, Iowa City, la. Milwaukee, Wisc. Michael V. Petersen Alessandro J. Piccinini Dennis J. Piper John A. Pomberg Sociology Accounting History Political Science Davenport, la. St. Charles, Ill. Ohio, lll. Salem, la. 4 . , -ri .,meI'3.:e-.?,... 1 .:- 'iv fs efszzsftw silf' f' A , 1' 1sii'e?isffs,?'f'1ff ' , 1. - 11' f sages- ., 1-zltz ffw ,1 is -ss: ewxhegsa. us,,.i..eg.., M David J. Price John L. Pritchard Anthony V. Pusateri John L. Rainey Business Admin. Education 35 Biology Accounting Davenport, la. Geneseo, lll. Brooktiield, lll. Kewanee, lll. E Gregory T. Recksieck Wayne B. Robertson Donald H. Roehlk philosophy Political Science Natural Science Rock Island, HI. Rock Island, Ill. Davenporf, la. Alr- Q Sieve J. Rogenski J. D. Ross Michael T. Ryan Business Admin. Sociology Accounting Moline, Ill. East Moline, III. Delmar, la. Daniel C. Santry Dale E. Schrqd Thomas M. Schwarz Sociology Art 36 Business Admin. Rock Island, HI. Carroll, Ia. Davenport lu- Brian M, Roesler Business Admin. Beffendorf, lo. David T. Salois Philosophy Aurora, Ill. Paul A. Sevening Sociology Chicago, Ill. Albert E. Simmons History Davenport, la. Raymond M. Steimle Political Science David D. Swenson Economics Bettendorf, la. X i . x :rj-4 W 5? . . as - M1 mfg.. f' xg. R Kenneth E, Sisk Leary A. Smith David J. Steckel English History English Eost Moline, Ill. Davenport, la. Rock Island, lll. 1 Joseph T. Stillo Robert C. Stolrneier John W. Sullivan Political Science Accounting English Oak Park, lll. Davenport, Ia. Union, N. J. l l William E. Terrill Robert J, Thiel Lawrence R. Tiernan History 37 Business Admin. English Moline, Ill. DeWitt, la. Moline, Ill. Donald J. Toohill Harlan L. Trayer Robert Van Quathem Joseph C. Vize Political Science Mathematics Engineering-Physics Wapella, lll. East Moline, lll. Davenport, la. Kenneth A. Walanski Chemistry Chicago, lll. Mark D. Wall Donald F. Walliasper Accounting Business Davenport, la. West Paint, Ia. ,412 David R. Wedean Bettendarf, la. Frederick P. Weiler Marvin B. Wellman Business Admin. 38 Accounting Claremont, lll. West Point, la. Wh John F. Watson Political Science Odell, lll. Michael F. Welsh Business Admin. Lake Forest, lll. - . 5 'ti James M. Whalen Walter H. Wilkerson lll Lawrence A. Williams Stephen J. Wisley English History Biology History DeWitt, la. Moline, lll. Moline, Ill. Moline, lll. Randall J. Wood Gerald D. Zavitz Vernon L. Zimmerman Richard J. Ziemba History Sociology Political Science Political Science Harwood Heights, lll. St. Charles, lll. Leonore, Ill. Chicago, lll. Robert M. Zippay Stanley M. Zelnio Neal A. Zremski William P. Collins Natural Science Biology 39 Natural Science Political Science Silvis, Ill. Moline, Ill. Milwaukee, Wisc. Pt. Washington, Wisc. VAL ,N .4-all Rqlph F, GQ,-gig Angelo J. Guzzo Sr. Johnette Sr. Maria Goretti Engineering Business Admin. Brennan History CGUSSFTWORSF Peoria III, Riverside, Ill. Peoria, III. Education Nauvoo, Ill. il 51'-Tlt6I'eSG Eckholm Sr. Mary Phillip Sr. Catherine Ann Maloney Sr. Mary Dominic Philosophy Hibbs English Education Mehuyg Nauvoo, Ill. Mathematics NCIUVOO, lll. English Peoria, Ill. Peoria, III. Sf' MOVY VlftCeV'i SV- MGVY Grace Paul P. Leahy Victor A, Manternach PUVV 5l1e ldC'n AO Business Administration Sociology Mathematics Music Education Davenport, iowa Cascade, Iowa Peoria, Ill. Peoria, Ill. i '66-'67 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERSf BACK ROW: Tom Higgins, President: Mark Ohlendorf, Vice-president: Steve Miclot, Treasurer: Art DeVooght, Sec'y. FRONT ROW: Bob Wagner, Sgt. at Armsg Tom Rochfordg Mike Casey, Parliamentarian. This years' chapter ofthe Student Council was not at all characteristic of those which have gone before it in the history of St. Ambrose. The President of the Student Council, Tom Higgins, was elected in a dramatic upset which supposedly represented new interest and involvement in campus affairs. The Council came to stand for liberalism and a new era ot greater participation. Reviews and revisions of many standing school policies and traditions were initiated. Perhaps one of the most noteworthy accomplishments of the Student Council was to reahiiliate the campus with the National Student Association. We move onward. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Fr. Dawson, P. O'Donnell, Mike FiTzsim- Legner, M. Walsh, E. Champion, T. Clancy, T. Miller, P. Elliof, M. Pefer mons, R. Long, T. Mischel, T. Cunningham, R. Fullencamp, K. Ambrose, D. Sen. McGillicuddy, Mr. J. Resnick. SECOND ROW: K. Brune, M. Ruffus, B. NA TIONAL FEDERA NON OF CA THQLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS One of The sub-divisions of The STudenT Council is The Nafional Federafion of CaTholic College STudenTs. This is composed of individual campus clubs who have The same general purpose in view, ThaT is, To develop leadership among sTudenTs and To help The Catholic sTudenT in his undersianding of The world Through The exchange of ideas. This exchange is accomplished by means of discussion in workshops, seminars and The model U.N, which is held each year. The NFCCS Fall Fair is one of our ouisianding annual social evenTs. 42 NSA RETURNS! Founded in 1947, the United States Student Association is an organization of college stu- dent councils united to consider common interests and fulfill specific needs. its goal is to promote inter-campus cooperation through a network of communication in the United States, and to fulfill the need for a national and international representation of American college students. Because of its association with USNSA, St. Ambrose has been able to take advantage of such pro- grams as a student government information service and the National Student Discount Service. Through communication with other colleges, St. Ambrose has been better able to see solutions to its own problems through the experiences of other institutions. Left to right: Ken Brune, Coordinator, Mike Brinck, SGIS Director, Ken Jeschke, Cultural Affairs Director, Mark Vogel, Publicity, Tom Cavanaugh, Treasurer, Rev. J. S. Smith, Advisor Knot presentl. WIVES CLUB FORMS From the left: Mesdames Bob Larson, Vaughn Reimers, Ronald Blaine, Michael Flynn, Michael Fanning, Edward Hale, Robert Rab- bins, Robert Corwin, Faculty wife, Ray Cinadr, Garvin Mayhew, Mike Ryan. FIRST ROW: Barbara Murrin, Ann Williams, Kallyani Menon, Faculty Advisor, Peter O'Donnell. SECOND ROW: Jack Schmitt, Sandra Harris, Kenneth Walanski. The American Chemical Society is an Occupational and fraternal or- ganization, most members of the campus chapter at St. Ambrose are Chemistry maiors or minors. An im- portant tunction ot this society is to inform its members ot opportunities in the field. In addition, members often present technical papers at chapter meetings, and the group schedules tield trips which show practical applications of the stu- dent's area ot study. The Society chapter sponsors one social event during the school year, which is held in cooperation with the Biology and the Physics clubs. ITNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, S.A.C. Members of the first Iowa College Council, Knights ot Columbus. FIRST ROW: Dave Erdmann, Karl Schierbrock, Mike Manternach, Greg Shanley. SECOND ROW: Bill Lyons, Lawrence Wagner lll, John Karwath. THIRD ROW: Bob Evans, Don Shaw, Tom Duax. 44 MANNINC CLUB: OLDEST CLUB ON CAMPUS The oldest club on campus, the Manning club, is the Semi- nary Department's main voice in Saint Ambrose student government. This is the Seminarian's student council, in that there is a Senior president, president, vice-president, sec- retary, treasurer and a representative elected from each class. All 54 Seminarians at the college are automatically members of this organization. The Manning Club invites guests to speak on topics in keeping with the Seminarian's goal in lite. Although the club does not sponsor social activities for the entire school, it does participate in Homecoming through decoration ot the campus. Also, it has an annual initiation or new Man party, a Christmas party, a St. Patrick's Day party as well as a Spring picnic. Although the local chapter at the American Institute of Physics is small, it provides its members, who are from both St. Ambrose and Marycrest, with many interesting and varied activities. The club has planned proiects for the future such as the building of electrical devices to demonstrate princi- ples. Also, the membership occasionally invites speakers, FRONT ROW: Frank Brandi, Francis Broh, Dave Hodges, Larry Johnson. BACK ROW: Mylo Hurto, Dale Denklau, Al Van Lancluyt, Joe Vize. such as Mr. E. W. Schwarz from the Sangarno Electrical Company. Mr. Schwarz spoke in December on the subject of Electrical Measurements, and this proved interesting to the students concerned with the electrical end at Physics. Other activities which the group sponsors are industry sup- plied films and field trips to local laboratories. FIRST ROW: Dr. Vinie, M. Ohsann, T. Walsh, Chung Lee. SECOND ROW: Dr. Corwin, Advisor, T. Webster, M. Nonnenmann, P. Paone, R. Fullencamp, President. THIRD ROW: Mr. Komasa, A. Cass, J. Curran, L. Antagnoli, R. Casini. FOURTH ROW: J. Baumert, Sec'y, A. Pusateri, R. Zippay. FIFTH ROW: S. Zelnio, J. Hamlin, L. Williams, Vice-president. SIXTH ROW: Fr. Rice, G. Jerome, N. Zremski. MA TH CLUB TRI-BE TA CL UB Theta Theta, an honorary society in Biology, is the St. Ambrose chapter ot the National biolog- ical association known as Beta Beta Beta. The aim of Tri-Beta is to stimulate scholarship, pro- mote biological research, anal to further the growth ot biological knowledge. Undergraduate members are students that show superior aca- demic achievement and aptitude in the field of Biology. The group has sponsored a career lecture series, has assisted in the building ot a nature trail in Scott County Conservation Park, and has pre- sented papers at gatherings such as the North Central Region's annual meetings at Mount Mary College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Math club, under the guidance of Rev. Joseph Hratz, Chairman of the Math Department, functions like ci tool in that it is used tor promoting higher and more varied learning in mathematics. Lectures from visiting mathematicians as well as a trip to a Regional con- vention have been most successful in this aspect. Although member- ship in the club is not restricted, it primarily consists of students maioring or taking a minor in Mathematics. FRONT ROW: Jeff Hanne, Frank Broh, Chung Lee. BACK ROW: Bob Long, President, CliFF Collins, Mike Brockman, Sec'y-Treasurer 46 FIRST ROW: C. Hershey, T. Stcimets, J. Hund, M. Galligan, M. Ford. SECOND ROW: E. Kuloaiak, M. Olszak, M, Magierd, K. McEneely, R. Brice, M. Roddy, M. Breckel, D. Neirinclcz, J. Ziegler, R, Cotiguala, R. Hassi, D. Lawler. THIRD ROW: A. Dietsch, H. Lomper, M. Toohill, T. BIG BRO An outstanding service organization, the Big Brothers Club of St. Ambrose sponsors a variety ot events which bring pleasure to the children ot St. Vincent's Home and the Annie Wittenmeyer Horne. This year, working with Marycrest stu- Thibeau, M. Walsh, J. Sweeney, N. Fick, F. Brandi, J. Rigeman, M. Scan- nell, R. Curnyn, J. Tritt, M. Sullivan, H. Lozinski, P. Earnhart, T. Kramer, D. Dvorchak. THERS dents lBig Sistersi for the tirst time, the club scheduled a tull roster ot activities tor the children, including monthly birthday parties, swimming at the College pool, and ci pic- nic inthe Spring. FRONT ROW: R. Shortall, T. Niemet, T. Siamets, R. Hassi, Suiiivan, P. D. Stahl, A. Dietsch, J. Rigemcm, J- Ziegler, D- Lawler, A' DSVOOQFT, -l- EfJ nl1C1VT, M. Breckel, D. Neirinskx, M. Magiera, H. Lozinski, J. Tritt, ConWay,.l. Hand. Mike Galligan. BACK ROW: F. Brandi, N. Fick, M. Scannell, J. Sweeney, 47 STATION KSAR In its tourth year ot broadcasting, KSAR has continued to play a maior part in campus lite. One reason seems to be that this is our radio station, music and an- nouncements are geared to the interests ot the St. Ambrose College student. The success ot the organiza- tion is evidenced by its growing broadcast range. KSAR has initiated plans to broadcast to Marycrest, and it has provided appropriate music during the lunch hour in the Union. The station acquires funds through adver- tising and by scheduling one social event during the year. KSAR Board Members: John Sullivan and Mike Breipohl in front. Behind them stand Mark Ohlendorf and Jim Maher. I , FIRST ROW: John Sullivan, Les Elias, Mike Breipohl, Mike Ruttus, Joe Beatty, Mike Friedel, Dennis Herdina, John Ludtke, Jim Murry, Jim McCarte, Bill Clair, Jack Maggie. SECOND ROW: David John Sullivan. Coopman, Mark Ohlendort, Steve Navolio, Jim Maher, Steve Akers, 48 On the St. Ambrose campus, the National Association tor the Advancement of Colored People is one of the few associations which is nationally affiliated. As a result, many ot the campus members of this organization are also involved in area, state, and national activities. The purpose ot the local chapter is in keeping with that ot the national organi- zation, which is to work tor racial equality as guaranteed by the U. S. Constitution. To this end, the campus group has, through its social activities, gathered tunds tor and pro- moted interest in the cause of integration. NAA CP: STUDENT IN VOL VEMENT FIRST ROW: George Coughlin, Jim Grayson, Torn Zimmerman, Jablkowski, Fr. Duncan, Faculty Moderator. THIRD ROW: Mar John Hand. SECOND ROW: Frank Broh, Bob McClellan, John tin Roddy, George Kiefer, Don Knapp, Jim Whalen. 49 MONOGRAM CL UB The Monogram Club is open to students who have won a Varsity letter, or who have been voted in as honorary members. To enter, members must endure a rigorous initiation. The primary purpose ot this select group, through its various activities, is to maintain and to promote better athletics on campus, and to foster school spirit. Besides ushering at basketball games and sponsoring the annual Faculty-Monogram basketball game, the club members also hold a banquet at the end ot the school year. FRONT ROW Robin Freund Jim Lauser, John Peters, Dan Rohr, Dick ROW: Don Ridings, Sec'y-Treasurer, John Underwood President Ed Logsdon Ron Holycross Steve Miclot, Vice-president, Howie Brown, Wayne Lillis, Bill Rose, Larry Clark, John Wallin Sgt at Arms Jim McManus Robertson Dave Shea Jim Dalton, Coach Roy Owen, Advisor. BACK 50 YOUNG DEMOCRA TS Recognizing the importance of govern- ment and politics in the modern world, The ST, Ambrose-Marycrest Young Demo- crats try throughout The year to stimulate political activity among the students of both schools. The club members partici- pate in political campaigns and rallies, invite speakers To Their respective cam- puses, and attend political conventions. Formerly restricted to Ambrosians, The club now boasts a combined member- ship of students from both schools. FIRST ROW: D. Toohill, E. Kubaiak, Agnes Mohr, Kathy Miller, Margaret Balluff, Theresa Malik, Mary Jane Weiler, Ann Nagle, Martin Olszak. SECOND ROW: John Gregan, John Thompson, Mike Rufus, Wayne Brus, Michleen Maher, Thomas Ertel, Peggy Austger, Shirley Haines, Steve Wallace, Julie Mourisse. THIRD ROW: Bill Graf, Michele Classman, Jan Tague, Judy Blouin, Linda Kean, Miriam Heit, Lynne Tague, Henry Lamper. FOURTH ROW: Henry Lozinski, Mike Toohill, Dick Kearny, Hugh Calibani, Jim Allen. CENTRAL ILLINOIS CL UB The Central illinois Club is primarily a social organization, which encour- ages students from Illinois, excluding Chicago and The Quad-Cities, To get Together socially and Tor their own protection. This year, qualified Marycrest students have been invited To ioin The group. Currently in The process of rebuilding, The Club promises to regain its status as a prominent campus organization. 51 YOUNG REPUBLICANS left to right: Paul Hallisy, Les Elias, Pat McDonald, William T. Rose, ,William D. Gissel, Peter J. Witry, Spike J. O'Hara, Michael S, Smith, Nicholas M. Segura, Vince Motto, Tom Neu- master. Because this was an election year, the Young Repub- and both of these men were successful in their quests. In licans have been more active than usual in the political addition, the club sent representatives to the state Republi- arena. The members of the organization served as state col- can convention in Des Moines in March, and continued its lege publicity coordinators tor the Fred Schwengel campaign active participation in Homecoming and social activities, and worked hard in the campaign for Senator Jack Miller, VE TS CL UB A St, Ambrose student is qualified to loin the Vet's club it he has served at least six months of active military duty. The main function of the or- ganization is to assist its members in their social and academic pursuits and to support worthy civic and campus proiects. The club is immedi- ately associated with its Turner dances, the proceeds of which go toward charity and operational expenses. 52 COMMERCE CLUB One of the reasons why the Commerce Club has been popular at St. Ambrose is the purpose tor which it was established. That purpose is to supplement the theoretical aspect ot business with some practical experience. Although the club sponsors dances and other social functions during the year, it is not primarily a social organization. The group invites speakers from local business tirms to the campus each year, in this way, interested students are informed about current developments in business. FIRST ROW: Ken Martens, Vice-president, Ernest Champion, Presidentg ROW: Kevin Mclineely, Mike Fornero, Dick Brice, Martin Harrington, Gil Paul Barry, Secretary, William Connelly, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Roy Cervelli, Tom Cavanaugh, Ken Jeschke, Rich Ford, Don Hiss, Greg Coiqeld, KEVODG, Fred Weiler, Gary Lampe, Angelo Guzzo, John Henning, Pete Ron Blaine, .lim Brownson, Stephen A. Hart lll. Prust, Pat Limacher, John Rainey, Join Caluwaert, Paul Hansen. THIRD 53 Underclassmen, FIRST ROW: M. O'Malley, Michael Maury, John Rigemon, Jim Laciak, George Wicksfer, Bill Johnson, S. Delisi, Antonio Arnoldoni, Jim BroTTsino, Ricardo Bosfedo, PaT O'Corkery, Edward SveTich. CHI CA GO CL UB In keeping wiTh iTs size, The Chicago Club is one of The largesT sponsors of social acTiviTies on campus. During The pasT school year, This group has held some noTable gaTherings including many movies and on-campus dances, as well as dances in Chicago, Member- ship in The club is primarily composed OT residenTs of Chicago and The surrounding area. RecenTly The organizaTion has been opened To inTeresTed MarycresT sTudenTs. on The righT: Chicago Club floaT from The T966 Homecoming Parade. 54 Chicago Club officers: Chuck Flaven, Sec'yf Jim McCauley, Sgt.-at-Arms, Kelly Ambrose, President Don McGregor, Vice-presidentg Angelo J. Guzzo, Treasurer. Upperclassmen, FIRST ROW: Geo, Wuench, Joe Sfefannufi, Tom Nie-met, Meyer, Darold Johnson, Tony Pusateri, Bill Barr, John Henning, Dan Tim Canavan, Dick Kerwin, Pete O'Donnell, John Ginocchio, Roy Kempra, Manella, Tom Halfpenny, Paul Berry, Joe Sfillo, Edward Meyer, Louie Neil Ficlc, John Wallin, Mike Scannell, Bill Dvonch. SECOND ROW: Mark Anfognoli, Gary Griliith, Bob Marshall, Denny Thomas. 55 ...I 5:5 1:1 gg 'ft' '47 YA' Y D 1 IT! kv' P41 fg! fd' L! Yi! FIRST ROW: Joe McMahon, Joe Lichtenberger, Bryan Cauldren, Steve Roath, Kevin Long, SECOND ROW: Tim Gormley, Mike Muratore, John Jablkowski, Dave Shea, Jerry Howard. THIRD ROW: Jim McDonough, Pete Shilay, Rick Ford, Tom Aller, FOURTH ROW: Bob Shagman, George Wuensch, Tom Kania. FIFTH ROW: David McGillicuddy, Dennis Smith. SIXTH ROW: Dave McCarthy, Kevin Mclfneely, Dick Brice. EAST COAST CLUB Established in I96I, the East Coast Club has grown until, with a present membership of IOO students, it is one of the largest and most active organizations on campus, its purpose is to instill a sense of comradeship and to promote school spirit among its members. Although the club maintains a full social cal- endar, it also performs valuable services for its members. For example, the organization awards the John Wielder scholarship to a worthy second semester Junior each year. INVESTMENT CL UB Organized tor the purpose of educating interested stu- dents in the workings of the stock market, the In- vestment Club at St. Am- brose is now in its second year. The club makes use ot charts, and stock anal- ysis reports in its activities and this year had hoped to purchase a mutual fund, thus combining business with the pleasure ot re- ceiving dividends. Kathy McKenna, Jean Minard, Todd Herbst, Vice-president, Ken Sisk, Sedyf Jim Pruitt. SECOND ROW: Bob Thiel, Bob Harnmill, David Borgmeyer, Pat McDonald. THIRD ROW: Spike O'Hara, Mike Mahoney, Treasurer, Jane Neuhaus, Diane Bleifuss, Ginny Sendelbgch. CENTRAL ILLINOIS CL UB VETS CL UB lsrory page 521 FIRST ROW: Pat Hamilton, sec'y: Joe McNeil, Vice- presidenf: Jim Knight, President: Mike Ryan, Treas- urer. SECOND ROW: Chung Lee, Ed Kulcula, Rasmo Casini. THIRD ROW: Cliff d'AuTrernonI, Garvin Mayhew, Kevin Hogan, David Hodges, Bob Peck. FOURTH ROW: Joe Benac, Gerald Marlin, Hugh Barnard. FIFTH ROW: Pal O'Hara, Ray Cinaclr, Henry DeCIercq. SIXTH ROW: Bill Murphy, Sieve McGrath, Paul Sevening, Tom Edwards. SEVENTH ROW: Robert Robbins, COMPOSITE CLUB PHOTOGRAPHS lstory page 5IJ FIRST ROW: Vicky Berglund, Carol Butko- vich, Mary Anne Beckmore, Pat Brennan, Nancy Gregorich, David Ccrpenfef. SECOND ROIN: Viylilligm Bgehm, Iviargie Davis, Colleen McAllister, Mike Grady, Catherine Skarbelc, Mary Anne Ferrari. THIRD ROW: Tom McDonald, Rose Dal- grave, Margaret Miars, Ginny Sendelbach, Mary Ellen Olson Mike Fruin. FOURTH ROW: Rod Kuharich, Speed Davis Suzanne Ray, Jean Harney, Charlene Rothan, Kafhy Nice .lim Maher, Don Toohill. f righi, FRONT ROW: C, Moore, J, Callis S. Cox, J. Roost, R. Nusenschwancler, B. Assell. SECOND ROW: J. Funk, W. Olka R. McEnroe, R. Siriegel, D. Johnson, H. Siaudt, T. Piasecki, L. Sax, D. Schnicler W. Degen, G. Miller. FOURTH ROW: J Jones, A. Valignetfo, J, Egan, B. Micloi, J, Barnes, D. Frantz, M. Jennefi, T O'Rourke, M. Wadle, R. Frye, J. Tiedie J. Lew, E. Legner, J. Mougin. 7th ROW: R. Waldschmicli, L, Schmidiy, D. Louis. 81h ROW: D. Choby, R. Balog, R. New- man, 91h ROW: J, Zousel, H. Trayer. MANNING CL UB lsiory page 455 Officers: Tom Cusack, Bernard Legner and Jim Parizek. NFCCS C99 COMMITTEES Csiory page 42l FRONT ROW: Larry Koiula, Gerald Sfouvenel, Tom Lawlor, Mike Breckel. SECOND ROW: Mike Ward, John Baumerf, Mike Brockman, Jim Conway. THIRD ROW: Bill Graf, Jim Hathaway, Hugh Calibani, Terrence Brennan. FOURTH ROW: Pete Shilay, Joe Brady, Jim Braxmeier. FIFTH ROW: John Hamlin, Terry Cahill. LEGION OF MARY FRONT ROW: Larry Kofula, Jim Braxmeier, Terry Bren nan. BACK ROW: Jim Hathaway, Joe Brody. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS FRONT ROW: Hugh CoIiI9ani, Larry KoYuIa, Jim Braxmeier, BiII Graf, Mike Breckel. BACK ROW: John Curran, Joe Brady, Jim Hafhaway, Pete SI'iiIay. FAMILY LIFE FRONT ROW: Jim Hafhaway, Larry Kofula. BACK ROW: Hugh Coli- bani, Bill Graf. 59 BOARD OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Jim Braxmeier, Sec'y: Terry Cahill, Treasurer, BACK ROW: Tom Lawlor, Senior Delegate: John Curran Junior Delegate. ADMISSIONS FRONT ROW: Mike Breckel, Jim Braxmeier. BACK ROW: Jim Conway, John Curran, Jim Hathaway. QUAD REGIONAL SEMINAR FRONT ROW: John Baumerf, Chainman, John Curran, BACK ROW: Mike Brockman, Jim Conway, John Ham- lin. an-'i ' THE SMYNG G SIX TIES SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Thursday, November 3rd Anup Singh, U.N. delegate and member ot Parliament in India spoke on campus. Friday, November 4th Theater Ill play, Romulus lntormal gathering ot Alumni ot Q5 years or more, College Center, Student Dance, Coliseum -music by Ted Weems Orchestra. Saturday, November 5th Parade through downtown Davenport 84 Harri- son Street business district. Football game with Loras team Social hour gl Dinner in College Center. Dance in College Center and Folk Singers in LeClaire Gymnasium. Theater lll, Romulus Sunday, November oth Mass in Sacred Heart Chapel on the Marycrest campus. Martin Duggan spoke at Luncheon in Petersen l-lall, Marycrest. Theater lll, Romulus, HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT TOP: Queen Sue Putnam. Below, left To right: Attendants Pot Bradshaw, Eileen Curran, Vonnie Coffrey. 62 Bon'Hre silhoueffes 1966 x x'-Q3 The NFCCS Bug fleet moves out for the Homecoming porode. 4, x Tag football game, incl score: ST, Ambrose 8 to 6 over Loras. Muay!! Q I , Wsxs 63 Theoler lIl's Homecoming production of Romulus provided ci showcose for the dromofic iolents of Dove McDovif lrighfl ond foursome below composed of Tom Peterson, Greg Schultz, Jean-Poulo Perioloi ond Bob Thomas. below: Commerce Club flooi bosks in The sunlight of cn crisp Homecoming afternoon. .3 ,, JU IOR President Vice-president Sec'y-Treasurer Q ' u a, l ,W I . 'H A in .Q '35 ,V -MJ' -it f' ' f - ' ' kk f .,:::vfr.- , :Q 33 A i Jam, - 1 , I Mischel D' k' . . Arthur J. Maffie lc mson' N D Michael D. Kerr Riverdale, Ill, Mt. Pleasant, Ia. Thomas J. Baggotf, Robert A. Balog Robert A. Bender Alvin R. Berg Jr. Aurora, lll, Keshick, la. Davenport, la. Elmhurst, Ill. E H I -Q, , M .SW , uf i . gf ' Anderson lf I Fairfield, la. David N. Wm. E. Bloom Wm. H. Boehm David P. Boland Borgmeyer DeWitt, Ia. Decatur, Ill. Cedar Rapids, la. St. Charles, Mo. Edward W. Bills Davenport, Ia. f-'Q' Mark S. Berset Medway, Mass, Jonathan R. Borise Bronx, N.Y. 65 James L. Gary D. Bowery Francis X. Brandi Braxmeier Michael G. Breckel DCIVGHPOFT, lv. Harrison, N.Y. Perry, iowa Lake Zurich, lll. Q S, .N ak Sk gigs? , is - . if Michael F. Brinck West Point, la. William H. Bruty Washington, Ia. 1 Allan W. Cass Colona, Ill, r JI ,.. Howard W, Brown Robert M. Brown Auburn, Me. Streator, lll. Robert G. Brunk Springfield, Ill. A-.E .,. . In Q' S A A , g 'V ,A 1, I n :.1 .. . . in . i'.-. Joseph H. Andrew E. Brinker Bremhorst Davenport, la. Clinton, la. 4 ff Q Wayne G. Brus Long Grove, la. i . 5' , 3 A f '35 tra.. . 1 Q J-QQ' K. K : .. Michael W. Byrnes Terrynce J. Richard M. Gerard P. Carney Wilmette, lll. Cahill Calvette Brooklyn, N,Y. Hillside, lll. Rockford, lll. :'i -' 7-ll' 1 , .3 .I .ii S , ,,' A , :S ,- L , VLL. 6. V J V ., Q' .A g ,... John F. Albert F. Cattoir John R. William W. Castronovo East Moline, Ill. Cl1I'fStOpl1eI' Christerson Bellwood, lll. Moline, lll. Winchester, Mass. if 1 if -f Y.. ix David O. Carpenter Peoria, Ill. Richard O. Castro Frank Corso Jr Villa Park, lll. Gary Bryan James H. Collins Claerhout Rock Island, lll. Moline, Ill. James G. Conway, Jr. Reynolds, lll. wwf' M? John P. Demme Addison, Ill. William J. Conway Chicago, Ill. Arthur C. DeVooght East Moline, lll John M. Curran Winsor A. Daniel J. Dearborn Aledo, lll, Dalgaord Jr. Villa Park, lll. Newburyport, Mass. Dale R. Denklau Daniel F. Doran Dement lll Walcott, Ia. -at ,Q in ' Harold R. Robert M. Ditmon Thomas G. Dolph , Thomas J. Drew DeWulf Jr. Davenport, la. Rock island, lll. I M Chicago, Ill. Bloomfield Hills, A seg' 2 Wm Martin J. Drury Briarcliff, N.Y. William J. Evans Y. David R. Erdmann Springfield, lll. Gary D. Dumont David M. Durbin Michael A. Dwyer Thomas A. Ertel Webster, lowa Peoria, lll. WOOL'-lstock, lll. Davenpoff, lO- John D. Figgie Robert F. Flaherty . Easthampton, Western Springs, Robert J. Evans Ronald F. Fall MOSS' 'H' Chicago, Ill. Davenport, la. 7. f- ... J it Qi f 4 A 1. ug' ak William C. Fellman Davenport, la. Robert D. Flesch Davenport, Ia. J . s M Richard D. Geest ' 'P 'V Davenport, la. :Mlm Micahel J. Fruin Kevin X. William J. Flynn Jr. Paul J. Freund Robin A. Freund Springfield, Ill. Gallagher Thiells, N.Y. Ottumwa, la. Elgin, lll, Cliffside Park, NJ. Thomas D. Gehlsen it 4..l Davenport, la. - ,....ff. - .ze 4 .- A' G. John P. Geiss James P. Gibbs John M. Giustra John A. Girlus Ward G. Gossllin Syracuse, N.Y, Oak Park, Ill. Brooklyn, N.Y. Rock island, Ill. Aurora, lll. g F. I V ' -,,aN Robert W. Graf Jr. iowa City, la. Kevin T. Gregan Richard J. Griffin Peter M. Guenzer Richard M. Hadley Keswick, la. Chicago, Ill. Highland, Ind. Michael J. Hanrahan Galesburg, lll. Thomas W. Harrigan Chicago, Ill. JetTrey P. Harrison Davenport, la. Michael D. Ha rtman Freeport, Illinois Robert J. Hafner Patrick E. Hamilton Moline, Ill. Canton, Ill. .f 65 William M. Hass Gerald F. Hogan Arlington Heights, Eugene T. Jerome Davenport, Iowa V f,,.7 L. I Rock Island, lll. John W. Horvatic Chicago, lll. ,W as 4 K 5' S 1 'Q M. . liil . s mwsv, ,Lt f , gr,,5ff ff f2- f. H ,,-1 fa. ' fi ? 3 ,, , Darold J. Johnson Morton Grove, lll. Robert M. Healey Brooklyn, N.Y. , 'Q' -- . au 'S ww .SM-r ' H ,, .,.,.., Im . .kk 4 T , ,. ,. Km? I Q. -W'-1 f '.-ff-6, . 15 Q Z Gerald A. Howard Scituate, Mass. , ,.,,,-1' Jerold L. Heidenblut Todd Herbst Robert F. Highland Durand, lll. Nelson A. Jarrain Davenport, la. Eugene G. Humpal Thomas A. Jansen Rockford, lll. West Des Moines, la. ,g,sziv't fl? gr 'W - V 4 ,uv James E. Johnson John W. Kane Keith V. Kunkel DGVSUPOFT, la. Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Thomas A. Ketelaar Davenport, la. Dale R. Kiefer David M. Klinger Riverdale, la. Andrew A. Kunka Elizabeth, N,J. Thomas A. Lawler Union, la. 3 .ar x . ,Q 4 . Wi, Rodney F. Kuharich Canton, Ill. Robert A. Larsen DeWitt, la. if Q f . 3 5 .sf , 1 . ' 1 If P rr James J. Klutnick Springfield, Ill. Dennis P. Lahood Peoria, Ill. Chung N. Lee Donald K. Knapp Cedar Rapids, Ia. James F. Kosik Al Ronald C. La mb Boston, Ma ss. James E. Logan Davenport, la. John R. Loihl Davenport, la. Michael J. Leginski N. Chicago, Ill. M.. nf'--. , Chicago, Ill. ' H . ... 'L , J -+i.:fgZ -,., Q f ii - ' X lll I James R, Lauser Davenport, la. -iv 'lv Edward J. Lillis Long Grove, la. Peter A. Krystotik Schenectady, N.Y Melvin J. Lahr Ottumwa, la. Dwayne A. Loete L. Joseph L. Loucks, David J. Louis William T. Lyons Jr. Geneseo, Ill. Gardner, lll. Merrick, N.Y. aww James F. Macellio James M. McCauley Chicago, lil. f .f yd ' Aim., -cf Robert W. McKee Chicago, Ill. ,Mr Michael S. Magiera River Forest, III. Terence A. Manning S. Holland, Ill. Donald E. McClimon Clinton, Ia. V. me :.,.f V 1 off' Joseph P. McLaughlin Chicago, Ill. James C. Maher Decatur, lll. Thomas S. Marchetti Lincolnwood, Ill. James P. McDonough Jackson Heights, N.Y. Edward J. McManus Davenport, la. Patrick M. Paul T. Mangan Mahoney DeWitt, Ia. Freeport, Ill. yi Garvin E. Mayhew James, H. Davenport, Ia. McCandless Rock Island, lll. J. at use -of ts A as 211. John M, McEnroe James W. McGarry Aurora, Ill. DeWitt, la. James J. McManus Dennis J. MCNolly Aledo, III. Madison. Wlscr William H. Manning Clinton, la. A Azl A,..- J im . I A James B. McCarte Chicago, lll. John T. McGrath Davenport, la. 'liz ' -,ef 5 ' 0-if I '94, X.. s, ,Qs ,sr Joseph P. McNeil Davenport, la. X. Richard D. Meade Davenport, la. Richard H. Muck Pittsburgh, Pa. Thomas J. Newell Chicago, lll. Paul D. Menke West Point, la. . Mark C. Meyer Danville, lll. Edward P. Meyer, Jr. Downers Grove, lll. A Richard M. Montgomery Clinton, lo. N Y -Q-I t..r .T 1. R Paul D. Mullin Thomas J. Murphy Daniel R. Murray Daniel E, Davenport, la. Sterling, lll. Oak Park, lll. Neirinckx Skokie, lll. .E is X , bs ss -v A V ZV e,.gg.,.1.-T.. .ffi ., we Charles R. Nicholas 1 Walter G. Nissen Davenport, la. Thomas R. Noga N. Riverside, lll. ,R .. . A W aw Rene J. Noppe, Jr. Rock island, lll. -l059PlW E- JOl'1f1 P. O'Horo Marvin F. Ohsann Richard F. O'Neill Joseph M. Pacha O'Donnell Davenport, lil- Clinton, Ia. E. Pleasant Plain, Fullerton, Calif. la. Michael K. Moritz Davenport, la. Stephen P. O'Brien Palos Verdes, California Phil Ray F. Paone Sterling, lll. Jimmy G. Paustian Davenport, Ia. as 3, .. Q Stephen F. Panther Iowa City, la. Victor J. Quinn Davenport, la. tu: f i f . a AL 4-ui Charles L. Pierce LaGrange Park, 1. ill. Peter C. Pirrera Springfield, lll. Donald E. Ridings Vaughn W. Reimers Robert G. Robbins Davenport, la. 3 Joseph F. Roost Keokuk, la. Thomas A. Rosella Rockford, III. Michael R. Ruffus Decatur, Ill. Galesburg, Ill. Dennis L. 'Rusk E. Moline, Ill. David A. Pottratz Clinton, la. James G. Pruitt E. Moline, ill. plus 3 John D. Robinson Chicago, ill. David J. Ryder Davenport, Ia. ATN Daniel C. Rohr Roselle, ill. George R. Salabes Donald E. Shaw Davenport, la. David M. Shea Auburn, Me. Richard P. Schmitz John S. Joseph P, Scordino Kirkville, la. Schumacher Elmsfo,-dl N-Y, Muscatine, la. James R, Sherlock Chicago, lll. AR ,ff 'Ri ff Dennis J. Smith N. Providence, R.I. V sw . P, W.. ff cfm. C .awr , - -' . I Q Richard R. Stout John M. Underwood Dixon, lll. A i David Sonneville f' . , A fr i t: lttt 1 ' A3 . ei i i V, M. Q 5 ' f sf Q Q Moline, III. George Shevik Gary, Ind. r w , V 'Iwi S A A Warren G. Smith Davenport, la. Gerald E. Stouvenal Clinton, la. 3 'J J 5 3 Kenneth H. Suggs Fayetteville, N.C. li '-1? Robert J. Verdun Odell, Ill. will A . 1 49450 A M . G' ' tit ' . J . .- J . X i J' Thomas J. Theodore J. Simon Thomas L. Simon Showalter Crown Pt., lnd. Joliet, lll. Rock Island, Ill. nn. ri .MQ Donald L, Sfghl Robert S. Stirzen Joliet, Ill. ChiCGgOf Ill- Jr. William J. Stolte S, Amboy, NJ at-J .qw ,4- George Sullivan Robert E. Victor R. Turner Thomasson Davenport, lo. Davenport, la, t i f 13' ..,f-A Yr James J. Van Quothem E. Moline, lll. ZH t.- J Al Jock P- Vlfen, Jr. Edward J, Von Cable Von Maur BeT'fef1d0fl, lo. Feldt Davenport, I Austin, Minn. U. Lawrence J. Waco Elmwood Park, Ill. Darrell L. Warta Bettendorf, Ia. f . Ronald E. Widermuth Moline, III. Peter R. Zagarella N. Abington, Mass. Y Fil 11 V Q 3 Peter J. Waddick Chicago, III. Joseph M. Watson Odell, Ill. Walter A. Williams Davenport, la. John F. Zousel ...f h L ln. 'GL W. i L . ...rg 5 Michael P. Wadle John O. Wallin John T. Walsh Lacona, la. Dixon, la. Peoria, III. UQ .X-if HQ 1 lv' TIIOITIGS A. Donald E. Kenneth J, White Webster VVegWOI'I'I'l Davenport, lg, Peoria, III. Davenport, Ia. STUDENTS MISSING FROM CLASS SECTIONS SENIORS: OTHERS: 75 Joseph J. Benac Davenport, la. William G. Coward E. Moline, Ill. Bernard E. Dalrymple Clinton, la. Darrell F. DeJoode Knoxville, la. Sr. lvl. Grace Flahaven Moline, III. Michael J. Grady Decatur, III, Edward J. Hayes Chicago, Ill. Kevin B. Hogan Mundelein, III. Thomas A. Horak Davenport, Ia. Paul R. Horst Clinton, Ia. Curtis D. Johnson Davenport, Ia. Thomas J. McHenry Sheboygan, Wisc Leo R. Meegan Chicago, III. Thomas P. Nolan Davenport, Ia. James W. O'Meora Davenport, Ia. James K. Orr Davenport, la. Lee J. Pohlman Davenport, la. Richard L. Podlaskes Davenport, la Robert A. Pruden Davenport, Ia. John E, Roenteldt Davenport, Ia. Gary F. Slavish Moline, Ill. Richard W. Thode Davenport, Ia. Gerald J. VanSevern Davenport, la James L. Van Stechelman, Alpha, Ill Robert D, DeMeyer Stockton, la. Charles A. Denger Bettendorf, la. David C. Diederich Silvis, Ill. Dennis J. Dougherty Rack Island, Ill James S. Eberle E. Moline, III. Michael J. Hunter DeWitt, Ia. William B. Johnson Kankakee, Ill. Richard Williams Evergreen Park, Ill. Vice-president www f. President Michael Walsh Chicago, Ill. Lawrence Wagner Chicago, III. Sec'y-Treasurer I Michael J. Adamshiclc Niagara Fcllls, John C. Alessio N.Y, Grove City, Pa. Robert F. Alm Arlington Heights, lll. 9 3 R r Ja ' 'V X xknffi Q QW 2 Q , 'Xe 1 Pr 12 Gary J. Aitchison George P. Allen Rick J. Alrnanza Moline, Ill. . K x M wr. s ey- I H lfmmx' A Davenport, la, Dennis G. Andrew James R. Allen Ottawa, III. -Nm ,M Q 3 in A fi William C. Assell Aurora, Ill. in John M. Allen, Jr Hickory Cor., Mich f M.. li Jerry A, Auge Ft. Madison, la. Joseph P. Barnes Davenport, la. Jerome E. Bald Davenport, la, Leslie B. Bell lll Bethesda, Md. 'X William H. Barr ,P , . ,, A ,,, William K. Bedford John P. Bell Norris, la. 'Ke ' 4' l '.fiSf'. I ,HA ' +- Vai: vvilis +V Z ' .Qs- 235 - 4 ' r J emit -'fl Lawrence M. Bellmore Kankakee, lll. y xi ' .age X' ,lf -r.V 3 .i, Auburn, Me. 1. . i , ff -:f ee Stephen T. Beck Aurora, lll CharlesJ Bird Syracuse N Y Sf Richard H. Berry Springfield, Ill. .luv Herbert J. Blum Chicago, Ill. 'JS' - Q .sg -fir. Dx Donald E. Blake Kankakee, lll. fn, 'K 95 Michael F. Blaser Moline, Ill. uf' Yi f. is :er T new 1 M jff! .si 7 ' f.3?iw4Nwz1.-'f..nz.' ' . ,gg M . ..,,,. E .X mei... .. -We-1151 if f.. , 355 K 5 L ... .. 1. Michael P, Blasucci Wheaton, lll. 41 Daniel W. Block Davenport, la. Laurier L. Bouvier William A. Boyler Nicholas J. Auburn, Me. Davenport, la. Breheny Terrence G. Brennan Williston Park, N.Y. if Richard K. Bohling Chicago, lll. Gerald Broadus Ottawa, lll. Q ' .J ,- . we-IEQ.-1.. 1 f, b'si'fe55iw'f .E gel gy 54.55, giiflviiisifi John L. Blaisdell Bradford, Ill. Edward A. Botkin Davenport, la. - ,Z ...t x..,,f P Kenan F. Bresnan Champaign, lll. Gary W. Brock Davenport, la. .V .,,f ' '- T Wi' , I ' 'if 4 i- erm T ff, U! ' .W . . ,gl 1 ii E k T 1 X Hi ya fi, C S 1 K ,W X Z K V , ,bm w D im Ur gf i li X ,gi Wgw .Q . Thomas G. Burns Clinton, la. Timothy G. Canavan Forest Park, Ill. -,an i Bryan A. Cauldren Wayne, NJ. I 1 Michael J. Brodell Moline, lll. ' L - f - Qi ,. 5 J gli Terrence A. Busby Carpentersville, lll. W. Francis F. Broh Monrovia, Liberia John J. Brown Chicago, lll. L IL. if wr, S iv V ,jf F. WM f l yi Thomas E. Bruchmann ,. M Richard A. Buntrock lowa City, la. Robert Casillas James E. Butler Hugh L. Calibani Richard L. Oak Park, Ill. Newport, R.l. Campbell 1. . L.. s . fi ... F , M y Mgt? 'L Es? . I yy 2 i if 'BY f PM-Ei 'if f if PGfl'lCk R- CGfI'0ll Robert L. Carroll Ronald W. Madison, Wisc. Pecatonica, lll. Carstens m fe- w ,fi ' ilu Davenport, Ia. Grand Mound, la. Michael M. Casey Libertyville, lll. Kim J. Clay Davenport, la. MUN. fm , l m y . sy. . f -Q 2 v err. ' s if WWW' S K x if K D 'lW,Ji'f'W . ,mi Thomas L. David R. Choby William P. Clair Lawrence Clank Cavanaugh Ottawa, lll. Roscoe, Ill. S reg F H .e - . ' 5. . l Q ,,': L 5 - A .., 5? f Tie.. at L 5 in Cliftord J. Collins Oak Park, III. ' it 159 1 f. -eu . -xlKi,,3f 335 John J. Collins River Forest, lll. rs .w- 'VZ 3 -s- its z if Q . E' .ig l Jack V. Connors Bettendort, la. Gene A. Conrad Lowden, la. William E. Crafts Thomas M. Cray Davenport, la. Hastings, Nebraska Win . ..,,. . 'sf f Thomas J. Conley Ill Park Ridge, Ill, W, K Anthony P. Corsiglia ,: 'ZLL an wiza- James M. Crossen Davenport Ia. M Robert M. , . Cotiguala 5 I Chicago, Ill. P og.. 5' '. :Q Q ,Q ,...-, - 'Tiff ' ie' - ' ::: L H Neville P. Crenshaw Falls Church, Va. W'-B 1 .wen-.. ,inf , .,. K , g, Thomas H. Michael P. Robert J. Curnyn Cunningham Cunningham Geneseo, lll. Rock lsland, Ill, W.. William E. Curtis Mt. Prospect, lll. Il Kevin D. Connelly Fayetteville, N.Y. George P. Coughlin Larned, Kansas 'f 9 i l,. 1 -' ' i .i SE . , ':E:'.: - . 'J . P ' -' . 'f9i.fl'lT55. 1 es? M , , M , Patrick H. Crossen Davenport, la. F ' 1 .Liza James V. Dalton Clinton, la. Patrick J, Connolly Ottawa, lll. 5 ,aus , av Kerry M. Cowen Mt. Prospect, lll. - :iii '- s , . x 2? Q 'f T. x Thomas J. Cuber, Jr. Western Springs, lll. Q J.. so John J. Davies Moline, lll. J Leon F. DeJulius Davenport, la. .J 5'-Ezra 6 gg Bernard F. Dierker Iowa City, la. William J. Doyle LaSalle, lll, Ai Ronald W. Dusenberry Rock lsland, Ill. . H . AWMZ , Qt '7sS...Q.ai'i - . at . wife. . 1 K,-,zt'l?i.ta ff. 55155 .Mit ' L3 5 il- : Z e3.i'5'l3.i.'g . - ii' . ., ,... . M, if'2:i,iE.12-'Ll 7 'YH-Q22 .' A 0, z: Hwy, In-mm 'ws . ,N W .M nf .. if , i..n' 'ia ,Ex . W C: 524:-f-iw. K s, X Q WL' s U 51.717113 1 v?G?5.iv'Ms11f. x James E. Delaney Keokuk, la. David S. Dixon Dixon, lll. A I auxin 322223 Ni-.,.,. ?25,?i3r3:, rf e fweiifwe :?52f53'. A flgiwv. Walter l.. Dray, Jr. Davenport, Ia, Gregory V. Dolan Bettendorf, lo. vs. I3 Thomas P. Duax Davenport, la. ag, 5 2 .SK 1esve11:2fLEizv so 1. 1 S sez -mm ezisfk: s .sais zwfsfit. -- :Ti 'ui 5 fe fa .t I -rf' .. W S , ,-ini My s Y . f ..fsvg.f.e X . x . . , Q S H ittfnffiti 213 s it ' ':i'. ii .5 '5v',..-sz. 595352 35 iliifiegieiililiiffifl H: , Kw .:.,-1-PE: -?75ylg4:5Ll 'fiiQ55:V 5 -. fl' -N , . - ff la William J. Dvonch Oak Park, III. Loyd E. East Moline, Ill. Ted M DeMeulenaere Patrick G. Donaldson LeClaire, la. Thomas M. Dutty Niles, Ill. 'fc Thomas E. Edwards Davenport, Ia -45.11 esasa. - .. 1. - -.1 si he T iq , - . . -ixyqszgiges l is . X Q an N Michael L. Clinton, la. Ls. . .- S. KN aw . ' .. '5:5r ' .... 5 L 1 2 J' fQ'?M1i?'?ilf32s Desseyn Donald J. DeWit Chicago, lll. Sai?-I are-L-332.2-:. t..s, --ft 'f4'v7i'J'5915-555 ,K '-His s 'f.:.-1:-g1.s1'4s:!1 . . m ' Q5yilfsiillfffeE?3al?9ix?55fis-235'iii Fug , ATT'-SQL i F vit- K12S?lMae?rew,?s-wXm:fs-:ww wf..:f1-WIaffwz-bmw? if - f J . .. S Jl.':fw.-S' Z ' af 1. . . si.. .t :,,1,1.wH M A Qev.fS5?QeSwf2i1'f.fbi-Wisftlf a mfm ' . . Y 5'2E?:i.el5iee?WLgv73L.S ' we 2: .sn-::5I3L::Sf? . eiafiiefs'ee?3szt22ff'ewfi:t4:Hivm:liz-.imeeiuesw.-ef ,,,.s.t,.,s ...W ...Qfi.-1.,f..,,,..,.Q...e5. . ...meiw : . s s - . fat 2:12-ff'fivieftaefwgtf221.5 K -. -I E 'rc '- . N. exe .Egg g,.,.i,w.,-VL.-.Maw Q .. . s .- . -r .1.:' 532.17-'V . David P. Dougherty Alan D. Doty Janesville, N.Y. 1 in 95 K f Walter H, Dukes John C. Dunn San Juan, Puerto Davenport, Ia. Rico 'Tis-i.E 3 . . 'J ... Q James L. Egger Erich F. Eipert Bettendorf, la. West Point, la, Loren L. Engelbrecht Davenport, la. gm S . Fx X 5 'su . . 6 fx -ij, .Q- Richard H. Elmore Patrick B. Elliott Sycamore, Ill. ds f N erre it A ' 1, . . rye' Michael B. French H Nathaniel C. Fick William J. Fischer 1' .A Arlington, Va. Davenport, la. as gg rss lm' ' .. Rickie W. Frye Thomas F. Peoria, lll. Fullenkamp West Point, la. fs if Richard M. A.. Esposito Minonk, lll. 'Kc i,., fi Jerry L. Farmer Davenport, la. s .ull 4---nu Atl M Francis B. Fisher Great Lakes, lll. f . 41 M x:,,-:-1, s ' ' ll-sz 'Z Roger A. Furman E. Chicago, Ill. John A. Flambo Bettendort, la. Q . John W. Feddersen Davenport, la. is 11' .1 J 51. .R A' ,QM 7 . ,I V 7. . ,.Vf f', 5. Hai? Richard L. Ford Rochester, N.Y. X Edward J. Gebelein Davenport, la. William P. Geisler Somerset, N.J. PM ' ..... Arthur J. Geis, Jr. Dennis P. Alan R. Gerdts Dennis M. John F. Ginnochio Armand W. Dundee, lll. Geraghty Davenport, la. Gillespie Chicago, Ill. Girard Hampton, lll. Manchester, Conn William D. Gissel W. Chicago, III. Marvin J. Glass Arcadia, la. Richard L. Glickman Davenport, la. '12 A f ' S in by 5 av 5 Gary W. Griftith River Forest, Ill. Lawrence D. Hall Sterling, Ill. f r 1 .f , .3 7 Y, s,, f . w g. 5.e.efe.s.. , r. fa ... ..... . . John H. Heidtke Woodstock, ill. Robert D. Gunsolley Rock Island, ill. Lawrence P. Gusman Moline, lll. Michael L. Goetz Keokuk, Ia. I Timothy E. Gormley Houlton, Me. f-Q.. 41' Leo E. Haas El Pasco, Ill. Richard E. Hafner Peoria, lll. Daniel J. Hancock John P. Hand Jeffery D. Hanne Richard G. Hassi Davenport, la. Madison, Wisc. Moline, Ill. Des Moines, Ia 'BSLJLQI-5.3 . V193 img' ' 1..75ri?Q1ff James R. Grayson, Jr. Washington, D.C. John Healey Brooklyn, N.Y. .L F .. . . Gregory J. John L. Hennessee Michael V. Michael L. James A. Hendricks Davenport, Ia. Hennessy Henning Hesseltine MOHHS, Ill- Morridge, Ill. Davenport, la. -A. r-fi 'ar Q Sai' 2, ,V M ww, f ,, N ies.-ii 5215653 , tiiifiz- ' f 5, f .52 if- - ..E13,,. ,, James H. Hickey Michael E. Hobson Camp Grove, lll. Albany, lll. 'ci :f:et?Y4?i :z it - , k, j, 1,r w, 3, . Michael J. Hunter Michael P. DeWitt, la. Houlihan Arlington Heights, Steven P. Hyett Aurora, lll. laccarino David W. Hodges Davenport, Ia. Alan D. Holsf Ronald L. Holycross Danville, Ill. Kenneth L. Horstmann Bennett, Ia. Richard A. Hudders Geneseo, Ill. l R pi H -, , an nw 'E V' Ralph R. James M. Jablonski Orange, Conn, West Point, lu. Daniel W. Johnson 'ss , of MW s S. sc vi, ri.. fcfiiiite -1-'ec . -i H Q Q' we , Sf. MANS , s Q. foam .7 fweewca-.gf f new , r., :lifes-1 New -. 1 is fee 5? ...fe , l' . H ffl ,f f www- 2 V' 51 fig f -ffwffl W . ,' , f '23 sv . 76 ie X f T355 Ntffigtyi M251 Michael D. William J. A 7' Johnston N. English, la, Kaftenberger We 'R ., , Michael J. Humes Terry J. Jarosky Chicago, Ill. Stephen P. Hummel Bettendorf, la. i A i 'Tx , 'ws-wi' Alf. V i 5 Wszm . y . Q, .+..,w'w:..,, ., Richard M. Jaskulski Chicago, lll. .Qc Gary L. Hunt Bettendorf, Ia. Kenneth P. Jeschke Villa Park, Ill. John W. Kearney, Jr. Davenport, la. George A. Robert D. Kearney Kamradf DeWitt, la. Lincolnwood, lll, Gregory T. Keefe Davenport, Ia. Timothy F. Kennedy Rock Island, lll. Richard M. Kerwin Oak Park, lll. Leonard L. Koplitz Chicago, Ill. Monroe R. Keys Rock Island, lll. Kenneth E. Keppy Davenport, la. Thomas R. Ketelsen Davenport, la. Pete J. Kostadelos E. Moline, lll. James H. Laake Davenport, la, Lawrence B. Kotula Glen Ellyn, Ill. Roger L. LaFelaer Davenport, la. , ,Q W ff ' f 1 6 -I- Robert R. Keppy Larry G. Keppy Davenport, Ia. Eldridge, la. G K f',. . va -- '-,f 1 .. . QQ K.. W., 1 '-.L. ffl K c ' . . , - , rat- .1 . ., ,.., ..,,. . Earl W. King .Jonathon M. King Decatur, Ill. 3 Ronald L. Kessel Mendota, lll. Gerhard A. Kohl Sterling, Ill. Thomas G. Kramer Dennis M. Kripp Edward R. Chicago, lll. Glen Ellyn, lll. Kubaiak, Jr. Mt. Prospect, lll. Dennis R. Lamb Henry A. Lamper Harry C. Lantau Davenport, la, Anderson, Ind. Davenport, la. Mes vs.. Charles B. LeHew I n Z: if l ,.., , P I .af - fW:2r:f'?i732ifi,1f 92' -1 . 2 Charles B. Larkin Andrew P. Larson Dean V. Lawler Clinton, Ia. New Providence, Ia. Edward J. Legner Odell, Ill. 2 John E. Loess Westchester, Ill. fi Donald E. Lehmbeck Davenport, Ia. David Leidenfrost Davenport, la, Kevin A. Long Brighton, Mass David F. Leonard Clinton, la. ,S Yi :gre 6 F cpe. new :. we sim ,Xa .V iw.. . lv V- In I I V ? eeffssrfrf., Q Rx Michael E. Larry A. Long Loserth Dixon, la. ' . ga , 'i , .. ie.A.' James J. Lunardi James W, Richard G. Luse Davenport, la, Lundholm Davenport, la. Rock Island, lll. Joseph Lichtenberger Allendale, N.J. Robert J. Lowery Seneca, lll. James W. Mackin DeWitt, la. Clifford L. Link John W. Ludtke Davenport, lo. We K '1 yi Michael J. Lucker xxx St. Joseph, Mich. A I Patrick G. Maher Davenport, la. 'P -, .-'f Z: '-' J John A. Maggio Peoria, lll. , Dennis J. Maher zffffsiiifmfw ii'if.if.zi,-.350 lS'siM?gPSi'VffuP:i5,3: . My A' 1 . . nwmww?.i .tv lf: 'f , me is-we aft..H..-,...twfm-e..-.,-K. ,- V- . ynggrfiiiet S-ea'-ftswfp.f'uff.'25-'effoifwfzigrw 1.1:-.. .rw :wif have f: wwt4w2f1fa. V' ,.f,.fS,,..f6e. .. 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J few .elf .. ffsx.:f5..n I , Jorge A. Miranda Evanston, Ill. Vincent J. Motto Bettendorf, Ia. Michael E. Moenssens Bettendorf, Ia. Michael R. Mulvihill Davenport, la. li Alan C. Musiol Stephen A. Robert L. Neal Chicago, Ill. Navolio Lombard, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. Darrell Micklewrighf : ug -H Davenport, la. . 5 .k gf, f. - Q - . ,K ,. .F if -an Juris P. Mezinskis Davenport, la. Robert A. Monaco Oak Park, Ill. Michael Mu ratore Longmeadow, Mass. Richard W. Neufeld Davenport, la. John R. Monnier Basco, lll. Stephen J. Murray Davenport, la. Gregory L. Miller Davenport, la. X X . Robert E. Morvice Rockford, Ill. William J. Murphy West Branch, ia. fe an SQ Robert V. Newman Cissna Park, lllt Thomas W. Newmaster Ottumwa, la, Fredrick J. Nykaza Chicago, Ill. Anthony E. Paone Sterling, lll. 52523 .af all . K, , I Timothy R. Piasecki Algonquin, Ill. Thomas E. Niemet Mt. Prospect, Ill. f K nv Q i Q , , fe . .Y . . . U, y 'Q F si ' x E as X A NN, Thomas R. Nitch Mt. Prospect, III. f LV' Michael T. 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Reader Springheld, la. s l HP ll I it fer Xa a, H .ff 51 -5 at Sz S Q . . , 2 its 2, ,fx L 5 6 fsfsffis Thomas W, Northey Waunatosa, Wisc. Stephen B. Painter Ottawa, Ill. X X . . . . ' Q lm' Q W sw x X N J X Thomas M. Pfaff Sigourney, la, .J EL A ,gm , ll S+ ,fn I I Thomas P. Reed Chicago, Ill, Craig J. Reimers Wesley G. Reinhold Davenport, la. John R. Reiser Havana, lll, if - . ' Q xxx' William T. Rose Highland Park, lll. 3 5 ii sf'- 'Z' xx George J. Riley Davenport, la. Stephen J. Roath, Jr. Johnson City, N.Y James P. Ruder Manteno, lll. James F. Schepker Davenport, la. Eugene R. Schneckloth Davenport I . Thomas D. Martin T. Roddy Patrick F. Rohret Thomas G. Rochford Washington, D.C. Oxford, Ia. Rudbeck Jr- Peoria, Ill. Davenport, la. iw, J J , V at ,.,- il J Michael P. Scannell 1 Ottawa, lll. David Ryan Thomas Salsbury Robert J. Scanlon William G. Davenport, la. Middletown, NJ, Schoefier Davenport, Ia. ' -.,, ,.,, iiii J . f Q l , . 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Skokie, III. Knoxville, la. Davenport, Ia. I Mark T. Smith Geneseo, Ill. Robert M. Striegel Harper, la. . . r rr . ..1r,:, gift rr James X. Snowden Chicago, lll. Thomas E. Stamets Woodstock, III. William 'L. Tavegia Davenport, la. John A. Stump Lyndon, Ill. Thomas M. Snyder Davenport, Ia. Joseph G. Stefanutti Chicago, Ill. Henry A. Sundeen, Jr. Moline, Ill. Donald E. Johnson Neil P, Stangl Eldridge, la. Ottumwo, la. Michael R. Stimac Michael J. Stimmel Davenport, la. Oxford, Ia. James L. Staley Springfield, Ill. 'Sw gil' f 2' Thomas N. Stratman Davenport, la. Eugene B. Tappa ww Victor T. Switski John J. Taphorn CHCUQO, lll. Rockford, III. Dcvid M, Thies Dennis J. Thiessen Dennis M. Thomas Roberf 5, Thomas Davenport, la. Chicago, lll- Park Forest, Ili. Davenport, la. ,l Patrick A. Thompson Davenport, la. Thomas M. Tierney Oak Park, lll. 1? , - 'Jf:,I,..l'i' Charles R. Tighe Davenport, Ia. Henry A. Timbrooke William A. Timmermeyer Ft. Madison, la. John J. Tofanelli, Davenport, la. Gerald T. Tunnicliff Patrick A. Vanzo Edwardsville, III. John C. Vogel Benson, lll. Roy M. Uthofl Davenport, Ia. Daniel A. Vahey Steven J. Peter M. Van Palatine, lll. .aw fm ,ws Vander Horn Lancker Davenport, la, Davenport, la. John M. Gerald J. Verdun Florian T. Vinci Mark W. Voegeli Vercoutere Rockford, lll. Brookfield, Wisc. Moline, lll. pak yu . Edwin G. Voss George C. Wahlig Larry L. Wall Ronald E. Walton FOVBST Park, lll. Davenporf, la. Davenport, la. Bettendorf, Ia. fi K . - in . A - .2 ' ,. 'W Brief ilililv w' -i,.ff Q I Robert L, Townsend Davenport, la. Albert D, Van Landuyt E. Moline, Ill. 1 K. Michael E. Ward Chillicothe, lll. 53 1: ,, 7.'1'iU9?iIii??irgf'3.: ..1A::Wrigei4g3:g5ggg,.5L1 .,.., .,...,, ,.,,. , , K .., xv A .,.x.,.,M.. ,E A l 2 ,V WM ,. .,.. Riley. 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Sterling, ill. Daniel J. Zumdome Ft. Madison, la. David Watson Ronald T. Winne Wyoming, Ill. George N. Wuensch Chicago, Ill. ,. E E . , fu , R Thomas W. Zimmerman Mt. Prospect, lll. Donald R. Wysoske Davenport, ia. Jerome J. ZuMares Chicago, lll. W 'Q E.. fo. V, f i . - davit- 'U ff' gf. 41... NVQ . Class President Vice-president Sedy-Treasurer Michael J. Delisi Joseph J. Furianic David E. Evergreen Park, Schererville, lnd. Balducchi Ill. Urbandale, la. as Theodore E- GVSQOVY M- James C. Arnold Alongi Anderson Chicago, Ill, Rock Island, Ill. Davenport, lo. I .... .-. ' MQ-'Sf' 922. -Q as . Q ' , 3' !'-.T 'Q. i Q gf ,t 1 ' ,.M,.. wav Hugh D. Barnard James E. Barry Ralph J. Basile Bettendorf, la. Aledo, Ill. Morrison, Ill. fr., . 'Mix' t wit ..,4,.a ave! 'veg' David A. Bender James C. Bentley Michael J, Berg Keswick, Ia. Durand, lll. New Ulm, Minn, FRESHME Anthony A. Adgent Knoxville, Tenn. n .4 Stephen E. Akers Thomas A. Allen Peoria, Ill. Decatur, Ill, A . avr an gmt Q .K n xt cf- ' ., ,fav war Ronald J. Aubry Des Plaines, III. Joseph F. Beatty Rock Island, lll. John F. Bald Michael P. Barnes Davenport, la. Bradford, lll. S 5 4, 4:1 , 1 F L x ...M V U, Rf , 3 'tll --0 ' , Fi l V5 r Mark W. Behel Davenport, la. Larry A. Bell Davenport, la. 5 - E , , .sr ' ri in-pf il 'xii' -.a Michael J. Dennis J. Besser RlClWGVd L- Biebel R b F B I Berninger Chicogol III, Wauvvatosa, Wisc. 0 eff Oemg Peoria IH Arlington Hgts., J tl pines... tg, 3?'l!'-Z' ii, Y Q Richard A. Brice Mt. Prospect, Ill. Richard J. Bostedo Michael L. Boyle David F. Bravard A .g,g .I .V James Ev Brock chicago, nu. chicago, in. sims, in. .ff ay S. Som Ohio as A 'Q 1 em. txlmgg .man .3 in .apr 1 v-failing, Gary R. Brown Auburn, Me. Dennis W. Buchmeier Sterling, lll. I 4,4 W rw Nl 4 J 7 4: of ' N, 9' J . - ' fi , ' . - , , ,Mer , .W 1. f' 'eii A ...c . . A-M - Francis J. Cardosi Harry J. Prophetstown, Ill. Carmichael Davenport, la. Jerry D. Callis Nashville, Tenn. James S. Burke Frank C. Davenport, la. Camardo, -lf- 'A - 5 Northport, N.Y. Wm. -- nvfmn. Gb -'annul' Leonard P. Cervantes Bettendorf la Lee EA Catlin Gilbert J. Gervelli Davenport, la. prospecf Hgfsw Ill. 'IQ Steven H. Barge Tiskilwa, lll. I , 4. . WI, .W N.-as James R. Brotts Chicago, lll. . f.,,'. 'Rv' Dean J. Campbell Grand Mound, la. grow Q ,aa-'H' 'MWF Ronald G. Chinnoclc Wilmetre, lll. Nr' Henry C. DeClercq Silvis, Ill. . .1 3 5 kk Antho ny A. Dietsch it qu- , J is rf ... gg L? 'f' me 5: 'ss 1 ,-an . , ' .1-W9 kwa' -.sw xx .wx Q M.a...... Hills, Ia, Garrett R. Duggleby Davenport, la. Gerald L. Echelmeyer St. Louis, Mo. Frank J' Delaney James L. Denny Walter L. Donald P. Dias B'-Jfllnglonf lo- Davenport, la, DePoorter Davenport, lo. r Moline, lll, 9 and I V il . A fl J . Q,-. 1.127 Phillip E. Dismore Bettendort, la. . ,,.. William M, John P. Donohue Terrence L. Michael F. Dillgvon Davenport, la, Donoghue Dougherty Champaign, lll, Louisville, Ky. Rock Island, ill. 3' L if , J: 4: fg . -f . ff? xg,-Q . R v - ...- I,-'M-. David P. Dvorchak E. Alton, III. John W. Dulin, Jr. Nicholas J. Dyer Iowa City, la. Davenport, la. ,gm .-pu. ., V-H ,fum f A Paul T. Earnhart, Jr, Highland, Ill. .Mav- Charles F. Easton Davenport, Ia. John T, Egan Nashville, Tenn. 2 xx -If Larry R, Edwards James R. Ehlerf Lester N. Elias, Jr. Douglas C. Epping D V n rf I A Streator, Ill. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. C' 9 P0 I U l if Stephen P. Farley, Stephen M. Farkas lll S, Holland, Ill. Chicago, Ill. .1 K . . 1 'ffm ws. .. , Michael C. Fanning Bettendorf, Ia. Warren C. Fierce Davenport, la. A f 1 -W-H.. ,, .J 3 ft ,sm Jerry D. Foster Ft. Madison, la. wing, qs. w . Q , rf er.. Q , ' Q' fn. ,fv- Kemmer L. Fitzsimmons Davenport, la. George B. Fizer Perth Amboy, NJ ,,,....... Stephen J. Fox Ottawa, lll. 'five I was Q 'l 'l5b f If Garry L, Fraise West Point, la. PGT lCk M- Frese Michael G. Friedel John D. DGVSHPOYL IG- Davenport, ici. Froeliger Erie, Ill. ll' 'KA 'L ,Q-sf MQ' Joseph F. Farmar Elmwood Park, ill. Thomas H. Flynn Davenport, la. Q? f . 5 A , Y! ' at ...Qi Michael J. Fraser Davenport, la. Stepen L. Fauchier Cedar Rapids, la. ? '52 Larry V. Fedler West Point, la. ,. Michael L. Ford Cedar Rapids, la. 'wr Michael A. Fornero Arlington Hgts,, Ill. Michael J. Freund Davenport, la. C5 ,,.. ,. Q tw S sl J awa 5 W? Flay? 'f lr 'ls mf ,1 - l John H, French K L A' Rock Falls, lll. John F, Funk K Nashville, Tenn. J x if . Apu! Dennis Dougherty Dennis JA Galeazzi Melcher, la. Michael B. Galligan Springfield, Ill. George L. Geisler, V .. 'flkni Patrick J. Gannon Jay K. Gardner Ill if Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Davenporl, la. l M ' ..,.,qr rv Ms .. 4' I, f-. . 5, ezwp Kyra, l Gk.. I mm ,,.. l di' , Richard L. Gerdts 5 Davenport, la. James P. Gilroy Bettendorf, la. Terry M. Green Rock Island, Ill. Michael J. Gimbel, Gqry L, Glegson Louis R. Goins Jeftry F. ll Dewifgl lc, Davenport, la. Grantham Davenport, la. DeWitt, lil. Paul T. Giguere Davenport, la. Jeffrey A. Gurin Davenport, la. 5 .4 4 .. me Dennis B. Haack Davenport, la. 'N 1'l 'n Roger J. Green John P. Gregan Randolph A. James F. DeWitt, la. N. English, la, Griffith Grothuson Davenport, la. Davenport, la. . y F. ,7,.. 4 ' ., ' wi! Frederick H. Hanson Bettendorf, la. l 4 - - -.Ma-fi' Hi' Robert E, paul M, Hglligy Gary S. Hansen Dane A. Hansen Hadesbeck Chicago, Ill, Beftendorf, la. Davenport, la. Bettendort, la. ln Memoriam Q-1' A i Li :gf KJ? 'ffl Charles M. Harper Davenport, la. Martin D. Harrington San Jose, Costa Rica Neil E. Harrison Davenport, la. . 5 , ' Gary R. Harvey Davenport, la. Q w .4 My at ff' Yns 11 ,sv Michael S. Hasselbring Cissna Plc., lll. :gs 0 Ronald P. Hawley Davenport, la. F l mx 5 ' 1.. , em -.J e v,,....f.- ,-1 . , . ...ts John F. Heckinger Dennis J. Herdina Charles R. John F. Hester Mark E. Higgins Rockford, lll. Rochester, Minn. Hershey N. English, la. Davenport, Ia. N. Chicago, lll. Joseph P. Howard Evergreen Park, Phillip A. Hill, Jr. Chicago, lll. Gerald R. Hughes Bettendorf, la. , W5-1 l l l . 'hs 7- 'Q he ,L Daniel R. Hirstein Donald F. Hiss Harold B. Dennis E. Holst Davenport, la, South Bend, lnd. Holtkamp LeClaire, la. Salem, la. we rr an mv., . ,gt yt I f-1 6 . - .1 xx,-r W1 f ' ,, ,,-we Wesley J. Hunstad Thomas E. Huot MYlO J- l'lU l0 Gerald L. lmming Steven C- lmmlng Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Davenport, la. DCIVeI'1pOI'f, lO- Gerald J. lrmen Davenport, la. .16 ? fn 4? . . 5 , on W ' 5 James V. Jacobs Freeport, Ill. an Kenneth H. Jaeke Rock Island, lll. Thomas R. Jager Edward R, Jalbert Davenport, la. Auburn, Me. 7 5 Q ,J .f ,.,, 3 :Q Y ' .,. i f '+rf1 X99 Bruce R. Jansen Davenport, la. John W. Jones s j 'g'N vs A Richard L. Jerger Y H I Denver, Colo. ,as ff... Nashville, Tenn. 4' k.- ..,-gr K- .. . ,Wreck NV' I a 5 np. - Q sc 'ww Robert L, Jeffrey Wyanet, Ill. Henry F, Kacprzylc Moline, Ill. fi Qi. i 'gag MV Alvin J. Kelly, Jr. Davenport, la. 5 Michael P. Jennett Mt. Pleasant, Ia. Donald E. Johnson William B. Davenport, la. Johnson Kankakee, lll H ,..k ,M by William P. Karpan Y. . East Albia, IQ. y, 'A T all tw ef .4 ff - to Q 0 , Q gi 'fl T , .ee -qv' Thomas D. Kania Bloomfield, Conn. Arthur W. Kennelly, Jr. Chicago, Ill. John M. Karwath Richard M, William B. Kelley, Davenport, la. Kearney Jr, DeWitt, la. Davenport, la. 'Qszf Jack D. Kerns John T. Kernan Bernard A, Davenport, la. LeClaire, la. Kefelqor Davenport, la. F,-Unk J, Kigfie Douglas D, Kiehn Nairobi, Kenya Davenport, la. ' ,si .wel- Delbert H. Ladehoff Davenport, Ia, Stephen R. Lawlor Davenport, la. WW! George J. Kiefer Marc J. Kinneman Riverside, Ig, Benendori, la. ,E ,x A , ef -- Q fo- e KF ', James M. Kindred Davenport, la. ,- -fi-ff . lg -'Ce V Q 4 William G. Kirby, Jr. Grosse Pt. Mich. ee ff- fa V' ,., si .Q ,-4-., Ernest P. Kivisto E. Moline, lll. may TK. .gunn- William P. Koch Leo J. Korzenecki, Joseph J, Kroutil James C, Leigigk Davenport, la. Jr. Bloomington, lll. Ogk Park, lil, Chicago, Ill, Harold F, Lasley Freeport, lll. t' 5' 5 lf-.. -M-. William A. Mighgel P, Lggesse Michael G. Larnpe Richard A. Lange LaFever Kgnkgkee, III, West Point, la. Davenport, IG. Dixon, Ill, n lf' s 1.4: :lil in - ,. if it ,W 4-.ae .qw Eugene T. Leonard Clinton, la. Q Xe David J. Laughlin -lOl'1I'1 T. Leahy David W. Legler Daniel A. Leipold Sterling, lll, Rock Island, lil. Bettendorf, la. Hinsdale, Ill. Raymond H. Lheureux Wallingford, Conn. Henry A. Lozinski Chicago, III. Q fl James A. Marti Davenport, la. Q. . Sails. we L rf? 1 , i 'uw w Q Q fm ca , -IVV' Carl R. Lischer Davenport, Ia. Q Mark F, Luchteteld Edwardsville, Ill. 5 1, ,.? Mgr . W ie x f visiw' David G. Mason LaGrange, lll. David R. McDaniel Washington, la. sqm, John E. Mack, Ill Barrington Ill. Richard P. Mathern Gaza, la. Robert A. Laftredi Philip J. Lomonaca William M. Chicago, lll. Mt. Prospect, Ill. Lonnecker Bettendort, la. if .: .xg J R23 5 1. fa- Harold T. Mackey Richard J. Stephen G. Cedar Rapids, la. Mandeiteld Mangan New Ulm, Minn. DeWitt, Ig, ...,, H s QM I l ' . , ff 'ffm l at F WB? K- A J ar M- Michael R. Maury Park Ridge, Ill. 'With' WM? 'aww ' V- George E. McCloud Rock lsland, Ill. fc K . ,ap Robert C. McCool Freeport, Ill. Thomas J. McDonnell Sterling, lll. Patrick W. Kevin P. McEneely Robert E. McEnroe Kurtis J. McGrath McDonald Mt. Prospect, Ill. Aurora, lll. Carpentersville, Ill Chicago, lll. r ... . N s ,. W, . . +1.35 I '- . , Qi n L Q it T 2 Q.. .K :lt nba' ,eww- fv-. Y I L Stephen J. McLaughlin Amboy, la. my 1 Q Charles F. Moore Ottumwa, la. . J' . l 4 . .1 I T' J John E. Menke West Point, la. . if gf . Q David J. Moore Davenport, Ia. 'lf 1? 'Q Brian Miclot Anthony J. Miller Davenport, la. Webster, la. Thomas J. Morrow Muscatine, Ia. John F. Mottet, Jr. James E. Murry, III Bruce M, Myers Newton, la. Ottawa, lll. Rockford, Ill, 1: -vnu-f Roy P. NSU9VISClW- Dennis A. Nichols wander Knoxville, Tenn. y Q- . LaVerne E. Morse Davenport la 12 Tomas J. Napolilli Chicago, ill. . 55313 s 3 W ,W .. Philip T. Nonnemann Rock island, Ill. 'CTD aw Daniel G. Nucci Davenport, Ia. Richard M. Mizeur Davenport, la. Edward S. Moser Naperville, Ill. f 5 Rickey J. Moskowitz Rock lsland, Ill. aww' Larry F. Nelson Ottumwa, la. Paul D. Nelson Beftendorf, la. -he James P, O'Connor Davenport, la. William P. Olka Oak Ridge, Tenn. gk , ff' .. .,,..f xk X v :fg,gf.:,gq52...s:gw, we wg -1'--sr :mr , .g d .,., wird- aw 7we4fa:,.fgge45 Edward J. O'l-tara Thomas M. Ohlancl Chicago, Ill. 5. W Dennis M. Paustian Walcott, Io. Thomas J. Peterson Elmhurst, Ill. :TQffg:j ...ss-In ..ss . ff- . gf..-...L ,ig s r F z .- essex-f1f.:f:-1.-L.. ?ssat2ve:s-fIQI..- 1 ssw:'rf.ri:ifs5r . .. . -t....wws-is . . as .Q :wer 3. sw -+ '- f - f . ., Q.. News M.. . . Mess, for . fz5If:.f.wmfqseamgfgrgt-155' ss.. .. .s if:-2. ,fn :Plesk-swasgiivivffiefas-f'r. Stephen P. Quilty Moline, Ill. Davenport, la. A at - --'st ., ri- Martin J. Olszak Chicago, Ill. ., ..,. . ..,- 5 W F ZQEZIIES'-ei Q2-r1.gff+v.,..t J-J--J-vfffifrf-Fi I '5f5ff5Qffff4'i7 L s . .f-.-W., - . + fs P-feswfi . . rs. r-,.s,g,gfg,..,+f. ,. ,V . , -r. J r . 1 5..5f:gf.5g5:.gy +-:- rf f :npr . 'ffwsfe-.. like-fI1ftJf.f+.. f swiss we--f-'iff -5 I-'ff ai inwiltfivfw-4155 . ..z1f1fze.:os f!FzkEffa35+-ff.-h ' 1.Lw-f1Ei3'i5f-+:'- ..'y,-L. fy ' s 1 31.-fr P. RJ' - , 1 5 rr d .. :f K x f 4 A vw, John B. Peacock Davenport, Ia. rl' A l s . ' T mggilf Sl Joseph A. Pieper Washington, la. 'S Joseph R. O'Rourke Webster, Ia. ' 4 Robert L. Pech Harry S. Peterson Davenport, la. Davenport, la. .lui .2 3'-,c was Francis T. O'Rourke Gifford, III. ygw-Q, me if QR' xx. Q. Lloyd G. Peterson Davenport, la. . .fHf5 : l - William G. Pohlmann Davenport, la. -4' Phillip T. Poston Bettendorf, la. , i QQ 'V ,if 'ltfrv ,hen . ,fe ,un- Robert F. Porter Chicago, Ill. -K .... ,S MMS? Y- .M - f-ee... .-, William G. Paulsen Davenport, Io Michael J. Powers Davenport, la. ,ps of A asap 5 130 ffswv Tl1OfT1CIS G- Reed John K. Reynolds John W. Rigeman Arthur C. Ries Herbert A. Ritter DeWitt, la. Gary, lnd. Rockford, III. Silvis, Ill. Bettenclorf, Ia. Joseph Rivizzigno, Jr. Syracuse, N.Y. Daniel L. Sacco Oak Park, III. ,s..... ffS'2.'3' Craig A. Scammon Bettendorf, la. John R. Scott, Jr. Bettendorf, la. Robert J. Roehlke New Liberty, Ia. Max A. Robertson Davenport, la. . W. N.. i ... Isl 5 ,. . uf-, - Q 4, K E 4' gf, Q 5' Randolph J. Saelens Carbon Cliff, Ill. Roderick T. Saelens , .,- 1:-ge-.v s ' ,. , rIe..3 E'-ef' kW9'Wf'f,7MJ4ii-f? ,,.., ,., wwf-. . ' ia . ,.. W 513, , K HS 1... -riff f V '12 iii , ., Richard J. David C. Schricker Schissel Davenport, la. Davenport, la. gy.. .W .2 gg Q., f 3, 'ti-M J '47 -L.. 7 H., fee? Frank J. Sebesto James N. Shannon Mechanicsville, la. Long Grove, la. I Carbon Cliff, lll. if ..9 my -629 ...v Jeffrey W. Rogers Chicago, lll. Robert L. Sandstrom Davenport, la. ipaq Charles E. Schulz Wheaton, lll. Vern C. Rudnick Oaklawn, lll. ' 'ir James H. Ryan Decatur, Ill. M... I' its Q -Q. 'xc ...F F'-is me ,inn 023' 9 W...gl' YT' Lawrence A. Sox Severino Santorelli Memphis, Tenn. Brooklyn, N.Y. 'QQ f 2 f. 6 1. Larry A. Schwartz West Point, lll. ff' .J- William F. Shaw Davenport, la. 243 J . I William D. Schutte Davenport, la. Thomas C. Sheehan Peoria, III. Larry L. Shepler John P. Shippert Clinton, Ia. Dixon, lll, . .ii K 1-'W ,it f - R so e . Y Q an-4 g.-:naw . fra -rfb John M. Shriber Watertown, Mass. James J, Snyder Clinton, la. Stephen J. Shumate Davenport, la, 1' h ,., W' fi -.Wy David L. Smiih Michael S. Smith BE!TT6f'1dOI'i, la. Bettendort, la. Michael J. Stahl . W Galen J, Starkweather Terrence P. Solon Streator, Ill. Clarence P. Simmons ' Davenport, Ia. Donald K, Smith Chicago, lll. - - Mark A. Spear K Gifford, Ill. . ., Orlando A, Somera Wildwood, lll. Bettendorf, la. Q ' up ,E-ag. - Reginald S. Stanmar LaSalle, Ill. Stephen A, Stoessel Bettendorf, la. Moline, lll, Thomas E, Sulentic Muscatine, la. Howard P. Staudt Nashville, Tenn, . ... . I 'N my J THU 'W 4? iff? fi 'Y' ,Q .' 'yuan-'K lvol L. Stever Kenneth W. Nebraska City, Stierwalt Nebr. Davenport, la ,Wayan . 2... -83'-.L'f 1, Mfr' r James M. Sullivan Michael T. William P4 Iowa City, la. Sullivan Sullivan New York, N.Y. Ffeepofi, Ill. Edward M. Svetich Joseph R, Sweeney Joliet, Ill, Iowa City, la. Albert H. Valiquette Nashville, Tenn. George J. Voegeli Chicago, lll. WK' fs W X James R. Tiedie Davenport, la. 528241 Wigs, Leonard J. VanBesien Bettendorf, la, Clifford W. Tappa Davenport, la. gi. Q 45.95 Michael L. Toohill Wapella, lll. James P. Vandello Ottumwa, la. Richard E. Tavegia Davenport, la. 5155, . Tobias R. Thibeau Oak Lawn, Ill, John A. Thompson Galva,lll. Q R . my V J SI. ' L' ,i Robert G. John E. Tritt William F, Townsend Rockford, lll. Tschopp Davenport, la. DUVSHPOVT, IO- Robert C. Vanpa rys Gurnee, lll. ,,. fr AJ ,M rfie Russell Van Wetzinga Bettendorf, Ia. Henry R. Verbias Springheld, lll. Stephen J. Wallace Creston, lll. Robert Vvqgner JOl'ln Mdfk VVClllGCe Madison, la. WC1l0lSCl1mlCl7 Moline, lll. Odell, Ill. B f rf M. y 4. L 1 Q 'i WS Glenn N. Wallin Dixon, Ill. we N, ' f. . rvafg, James E. West 0 if -Q:.- ,Q -, uf i 335 41' x Thomas J' Wulsll John C. WGTSOU Lawrence C. Watts Thomas E. Wendel Peoria' lll' Davenport, la. Ngrwglkf lg, Bryant, la. Clinton, la. Michael D. Wieck DeWitt, la. L,.h L. nh wk -lf . an ' fr ,,-N... Donald L. Wilske Davenport, la. 'if M my Robert l. Wheeler Detroit, Mich. Michael E. Whalen Robert B. White George H. Richard H. Wiebler Milwaukee, Wisc. Davenport, la, Wickster Davenport, la. Oak Park, lll. .yiL.Q.W K x A K--as X -rw-'H s ,gg r.,,,. . Robert C. Wilbur Davenport, la. Robert R. Wiese D V n on In Barry L. Wilken John E. Wilger Karl M. Williams G 9 , . p Bettenclorf, la. Chicago, lll. Davenport, la. . S, . J .ly . v,V ,ik K 'Z i gg . Q vp A 'vm' Dennis R. Wood Walcott, la Jeffrey B. Winter Gary E. Worby Gary K. Wunsch James D. Ziegler Rock Island, Ill. Bradley, Ill. Davenport, lu. Joliet, lil. A :r' . 'S E if ral ' X ' few' N . 4iQ ...ww-1 7-c....,,. Edward M. Richard D, Clifton Gregory R. Coheld Chiverton Davenport, la. Monmouth, Ill. Dixon, la. .ow .. x iw... J if WV' A Y . . 4 ! v. ws - s. if ix C A ff N e.i X LS: 1 Larry J. Coccannon Davenport, la. .swim . Q. .Q 9 Thomas P. Conway Aledo, lll. ff.. X .or nr' Steven L. Cox Memphis, Tenn. .Wg David T. Coopman James P. Corkery Thomas R. Moline, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Corsiglia Davenport, la. .J 1 T ,,.,ii . C l ifto rd P. K- Q f Co u sse n s - Port Byron, lll. . f Mark J. Cox Davenport, la. Q .al .1 s 'Fi' wwe-I nk ,jj - Thomas F. Crump Edward J. Cedar Rapids, la. Cunningham Joseph S. Coyne Bettendorf, la, Gurnee, III. may 'iq 1:2 1 u 1 W mf' vw- Bernorcl J. Curran Aledo lll. iii' Michael J. Daniels Elmhurst, lll. John S. Darby Davenport, la. ,. .w,t,e+if1.g ff! M ...fr 4 ' A X . 'W JT I . , MW T 'D .fu QM William J. Degen f Davenport, la. 'nv ' L Nell R. Dawes Davenport, la. p ' Joseph M. Clifford J. Larry E. Davis Peter C. Davisson, DeBrechf d'Autremont Ottumwa, la. Jr. Sy- Charles Mol Davenport, la. Rock Island, Ill. .F-'se .3 'TT' Freshmen learn io drink many ihings during initiation. X W i at-A ,fs i any K A , Q I , -'k. . ii ,iii ,E we ,, f 5? , L. . My K kkkkr ry in-1: , ,. f L 3-Y. 4 A F in-:gi ii N in ek XLLV . I kv E Q gg? fi vig. S X R! vii? C M Q - -L,. W A f - 1 rug- A A V , ' - J., M1 W ' - Tc, -V g il-Tift' K of . V4 E fyk A A I if I ,ff ,gy V, X., ff' ff J gf - 1 get ,ff f ,ir , f ' ,4 '5'5'7 L Q- 'A li ff . , ff, Y I sf fyi. i5,?5 V A ,. gm b:k,rA1j M 1- Q rv M N V M fl 'r s, ' ' 4 W 0 V :Q ,ff , -a Y ,K I nl, 'gf A A , QM Q3 55.4 'gf' it ,,5se -+:7 .' ', Y - w ff z sh fu, ty. y I we I , Q 'w.9,, A I Y.: L ' Q f 5 K. rn 'W 1, ' 4 r N - ff ,Y . , 'mf 5. . stsfffi 'gf' r . if s- c t fr g . wif, 2 is tk 3, i 3 t 7 , :V 4 in W H J A hi 4 F't'gfc 1 fig! i 4. r Q, ' t s l t c '-ifi'i 1 my Qfffl 4 r ff.: is A-, ,g1,tVk-ff., 9 -1 ,K 1 W . y '4 Af' r 'ft A 5,.d n-W - M, , M Xi T I lf, XM A I N' , quiz Q, ,Lf , g rx I W 7,-Af . it ,J Wkw, t, ,V mmx, Kgs' - .W Z A I 'P W f,:Q,,-53, W' - w,.., ... -- W is , Q 'N w',, . AFM' . x V f t.QfJT'3, wftfy, ,..iy.,,w-f W , 4 wif ,sSi7lr ff wf' ' 7 - A mag- 6gm3,sn?g, tr c M ., A I . 3. A1 . , fm' ff X ' ' at ' .. Q 13 if 'Q Q' , 2, fiiltff A mxf., X 1 ,mfr , ' V x K ag 1' Nj Ox. nf ' , f sr- f 1 , K A . , M 'T f Jr f f J s , 3 A . ' Wt its f.c,.,.-fini, he K X QW X 1,5 V N l sw. 1 , gg l '5 i Vw W2 ,rf ' Nt, EAST HALL East Hall, a new dormitory ot contemporary design, was first occupied in the tall ot 1959. To keep pace with the ever rising college enrollment, this building was designed tor a capacity ot 248 students and with a faculty pretect suite on each floor. Like Davis l-lall, rooms in East Hall are open to all students. t 5 Woe to the seminarian who drinks! a very good year. Mark voegsli sings M MXL' SEMINAR? The seminarians presently make their home in the central and eastern sections ot Ambrose Hall, Because of the in- creased demands upon Ambrose Hall for class study and because seminarians have a special need for privacy and more space, the new seminarian dorm is currently being constructed. ,.....- ,, ,s f ll .T 7 H., A ,wig IAI . s A v iii? QU -' T 33. ,W A , ., A-gi A ,fi V T fi 5' ,K so 1. M if 5 if W at 5 if rv 'ir md if 2 2 X wg -sg? is g n, 'h f ivffif ,,Lf A 1, Q ' L LW, gg, L I 147 f ,V IR uid, ,sss ix1?s, TQWPYTT gs T r 'Ti- ssues 3 W ,f W ,ii ' - if V - Mfmfgj KN, L' A, 1 i , ' Q, V ' ff 1-' .5 K WhoT does Bob Thomos Think of while he sfudies? W ...qui ,ig M..- 'silhl -S, TO WERS Ambrose Towers, The cenTrol seCTion of Ambrose Holl, ofiers o limiTed number of upper clossmen o more reserved ond privoTe sTyle of dormiTory living. The oreo now occupied by These oporf- menTs is The locoTion of The Hrst ST. Arn- brose Chopel. During The TorTies ond fiTTies, The chopel wos convened inTo The college bondroom. Since remodeling severol yeors ogo, The Towers furnishes rooms Tor TwenTy-Tour sTudenTs in oddi- Tion To Tocuhy suiTes, vi l A t -.....,.-..-...-. 1 url, . . . ond tltotls my brother .. . Dovis Holl, ct modern tire-proot structure of tudor gothic style, wos built in two sections which were completed in l922 ond l927. Since remodeling in l9oO, tlfiis dorm presently lids cz ccxpocity tor l74 students. ln addition to residents, the basement ot Dovis Hczll contoins the College Book Store ond toculty otlices. The student union is on intregol port of student lite on compus. From morning coffee to the lost TV show ot night, the union provides one of the moin meeting ond recreotionol tocilities on compus. In oddition to its usuol functions, the union might olso serve tor o reception, on olumni porty or on emergency Student Council meeting. COLLEGE CENTER SER VES MANY NEEDS OF SAC dmwwivmag g Wwllmxwh, mt M , fr W,,,W,.,W N W1 F' Foculfy banquet-old members meet the new. Student government in action. , , ...nv-4' ..,......-Mfq ' TRACK The 1965-66 St. Ambrose track team has the honor of being the best in the college's history. Some ot the distinctions ot this team were: winning two first places in the Drake Relays, and winning over all other Iowa colleges, remaining undefeated in dual competition, winning every large meet which awarded team titles, and setting ten new school records. In the past two years, the cindermen have suftered only one defeat and that by only one point. il f , N , V 14 il er? :L f l ... V 'E -r . Br ' 1 A' fr' ,, .pn- OUTSTANDING A THLETES 166 Group lwolding individual aworcls are: left To right and from bottom To Top-John Underwood, Tennis Roger Furrnon, boskeflaallg John Peters, golf, Mark Yingling, golf, Ecl Lillis, Track, T, Kelley, Track, Jim Keele golf, Tim Dwyer, track, Ron Schachel, track, Randy Wood, basketball, Jim Van Quatlwern, baskeiball. I :WW A sg in-5 ififf' :gf -A fs grim f ' ff VN S iq ' . ,sf ,112 ,'- I Ag' I f f 'P 2 , A 7 f 1 ig ' , A 'iff M, as ,W 1 V Q MMMMH, . ,,,.L ,Q A,,LW, A V,,L, A I ' I I 2 if L A I .i .. , ,cy hi'-M' Q f N -sm ' AM Q 'N I- rf' Q ff 4 X , 9 E E A K fu in 7, . My 5, , gl ,A I :ff K In .gygikh -I Q fi i .,,, it any ,, Af 7 A I . Q Q ,j . avi , . V 4, -ny , if eww it fe ,,- .:A, RTA TM I ,F ,I K . K 1 if - , . , 'ldv' fd? Q 45 we ,I 52 of ' ft ft? ' ii rw 1 'I , V ' wi M 5 ,: 1:22. ,X ,gf I- as 1 J Q M , A ,Q , 3- M ,ff I 15 .W Wifi? 'Ii gs, Qixf CROSS COUNTRY St. Ambrose Cross Country team: Coach Roy Owen, Larry Clark, Ed Lillis, Rick Frye, Larry Gusman and Henry Timloroolc. , .I ,f . , N .H X. ,I X wb ,M 3 X I ,K ,S :Z 3, nqugn-n N I. s ' ' I ii 'Q K X 'gif ,S 1 ik 451 J it if ,A -g 'K ' ...gh h '66 RECORD The fine St. Ambrose team won six dual meets and lost only two to Bradley and Western Illinois university. But, their greatest performance was shown in competition in the Invitational meets. Keeping in mind that the low score won, the scores are as follows: SAC I7-Augustana 40 I5-Elmhurst 44 20-Platteville 35 20-Loras 35 24-Dubuque 3I I 5-Rockford 50 In addition to this, the Bees won the Coe Invitational, placed second in the Drake invitational and placed 23rd in the National Meet. Ms ' i M-m-m, Q liffle Traveling music l Below: l sow her first!! i 5 wr ,+L 100 YARD DASH 220 YARD DASH 440 YARD DASH 880 YARD RUN MILE RUN TWO MILE 220 Yd. LOW HURDLES ALL TIME TRA CK AND FIELD RECORDS R. Glenclenning Ron Schachel Dan McClimon Tim Dwyer Larry Gusman Larry Gusman Phil McGrath 9.8 21.7 48.1 1.57.1 4123.2 9:45 24.9 1 440 RELAY TEAM 42.1 '66 R. Schachel, M. Keys, W. Fulton, J. Collins. DISCUS HIGH JUMP SHOT PUT TWO MILE RELAY Jim Dalton Fred Boher Dick Kerwin Bradshaw, Lanzo, Jackson, Johnson 139' 4.5 ' 61211 5111511 1 8:10 41 65 63 66 66 66 60 120 Ycl. HIGH HURDLES 440 INTERHURDLES 480 SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY FROSH SPRINT MEDLEY VARSITY SPRINT MEDLEY 220 KCURVED BROAD JUMP POLE VAULT JAVELIN 66 '56 66 63 121 880 RELAY TEAM 1.28.6 '66 R. Schachel, R. Holycross, W. Fulton, J. Collins. Wayne Robertson 15.15 '66 Ron Schachel 55.0 '66 Theissen, Bogat, 1105.1 '62 McKenna, Miller Lillis, Gusman, 3,432 '66 Kelly, Frye McClimon, Cervantes, 3:33.9 '66 Seitz, Fulton Don McClimon 22,1 '63 Monroe Keys 22' 10.5 '66 DOF! KI'ebS 12' 6 '65 Howard Brown I 2' 6 '66 Frank Kauzlarich 192' 8 '43 MILE RELAY TEAM 3:18.5 '66 B. LaHew, R. Schachel, R. Holycross, C. Johnson. TENN COMPILE 8-5 DUAL MEET RECORD After a somewhat shaky start, Coach Ed Schecks' Tennis team rallied to turn out a Hnal i966 record ot 8 wins against 5 losses in dual en- counters and good showings in invitational meets. With a l-3 record, the Bees traveled to Northeast Missouri State Invitational Meet to nail down a fourth place position in this tourney. The rest ot the season saw the netters take 7 to 9 ot the remaining dual meets of the schedule along with placing tirst in the District 15 iXl.A.l,A. meeting. FRONT ROW, left to right: Steve O'Brien, John Wallin, Robin Freund, Slesicki, Roger Furman, Dan Rohr. Missing from the picture is Sam Jerry Jordan. BACK ROW: Coach Ed Schick, John Underwood, Joel GregOI'Y, C1 valuable lore GClCliTiOr1 TO ll'1eleClVTi5 eflOrTS. 122 The reflection of a successful Physical Education program is indicated by the collection of trophy hardware displayed before Coaches Ray Owen, Leo Kiltoy and Ed Scheck, FINAL SINGLES AND DOUBLES TENNIS RECORDS John Underwood Roger Furman John Wallin Robin Freund Sam Gregory Steve O'Brien Dan Rohr Underwood-Wallin Underwood-Furman Underwood-Freund Freund-Furman Freund-Rohr Furman-Wallin VN7allin-Gregory Rohr-O'Brien Rohr-Gregory St. Ambrose l 9 3 l 5 9 9 3 9 7 7 2 9 Seasons Results Opponents Northeast Missouri State Quincy Bradley DePaul University Augustana William Penn Platteville Marquette University Coe Loras Parsons Eastern University Coe Nvwrwr., M,M,,.,...,-Q GOLF Left to Right: Jerry Keele, Don Riding, Mark Yingling, Jerry Lauser, John Peters and Ron McGarry. LINKSTERS HA VE SUCCESSFUL TEAR RECORD: ii-2-l St. Ambrose i5 lo 7V2 QV2 13 7 ll 16 i5 9 i5 ll l5 13 National N.A.l.A., llth. Iowa State N,A.I.A., 2nd. Platteville Rockford Loras Augustana Cornell Bradley Northern Ill Eureka Platteville LaCrosse Knox Bradley Loras Parsons Opponents 3 2 lOV2 SV2 5 ll 7 2 3 9 O 7 3 5 Balance was the key to the success ot St. Ambrose's Golf team during the i966 season. Coach Bob Duax's Bee linksters compiled an llk2-i record in dual matches, while taking a second place in the Iowa N.A.l.A. Tournament and an llth place in the Na- tional N.A.I.A. Tournament in Shawnee, Oklahoma. The team was led by lettermen Ron McGarry, Jerry Keete, Don Ridings, and newcomers John Peters, Mark Yingling and Jim Lauser. 41 4 I- 'Ulll Ill Ill s INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS VOLLEYBALL-SENIOR GLOBES J. MOUGIN, DAVID LOUIS, BOB MCALEER, BERNIE LEGNER, WALDSCHMIDT, MIKE WADLE, LARRY SCHMIDT and TOM CUSACK. BADMINTON Ist, JOHN UNDERWOOD Qnd. JOHN WALLIN TENNIS GLENN WALLIN FLAG FOOTBALL-VIKINGS JIM MACELLAIO, Captain, LEO MEEGAN, JERRY CARNEY, JOHN HORVATIC, HOWARD BROWN, MIKE MATTERNACH, DAVE SHEA, JOE RIVIZZIGNO, TOM DREW, JIM SHERLOCK, TOM HARRIGAN, JIM MCCAULEY. FLAG FOOTBALL ALL-STARS Firsf Te-Gm JOHN UNDERWOOD DAVE SHEA TOM HARRIGAN LEO MEEGAN JERRY CARNEY HOWARD BROWN DICK KERWIN DAVE LGUIS Second Team BOB BOYD B. HOPPENSTEDT STEVE MICLOT JIM O'BRIEN J. RIVIZZIGNO C. SIMMONS BRAD LaHEW BOB HYLAND I25 TEAM DUKES MVP VIKINGS VIKINGS VIKINGS VIKINGS VIKINGS RAMBLERS SR. GLOBES RAMBLERS RAMBLERS RAMBLERS RAMBLERS VIKINGS SNCC JACKELS DUKES iefsgoiofiiebombi FOOTBALL IS VERY POPULAR Here at St, Ambrose the Intramural prograrn serves the students vvho vvould otherwise have no opportunity to participate in athletic competition ot an intercollegiate nature. Since the demise of Football as a Varsity sport on campus, the intramural leagues have been among the most popular ot the activities ottered the students by the Physical Educa- tion Dep't. Since the inception ot the Intramural football leagues they have proved to be so successful as to warrant several expansions to include all ot the student teams that have applied tor this activity. Turn to page I25 for a listing ot the Intramural champions. I TRAM U RA LS I26 below: . .. Some guys prefer to go shoe-less! 1. gif 1 114 127 5 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AND COACH SWAPJOBS R-MM' A A ':: , H ' I :,,' :-,.. 1 5 :,, --ti ' ' N '::- - A 31 ' V' Atter a long and glory studded career, Basketball y :EL coach Robert Duax was forced to the sidelines by I, ' ' F A fr A 4.51 ...:,J Q9 ..:: T illness on order of his physician. Athletic Director assistant to the up the roundball Duax health re- Leo Kiltoy, who had been an Bee mentor, was chosen to take coaching assignment. As Coach turned, he accepted the tender of the Director of Athletics post in order to maintain a smooth transi- tion ot powers. We wish both Mr, Duax and Mr. Kiltoy good luck and long tenure in their new tasks and hope that they can maintain the Ambrosian trend toward basketball excellence. Congratulations are due Senior Lou Kaiser tor setting a new individual career point total ot l,652 points during his 4-year tenure at St. Ambrose. BAS KETB LL Al BY, A W we 1 wewwmwwsww f 'gf' bl Ao'-' 1, ,.. ,.,.A ,.,, The '66-'67 Bees: FIRST ROW, Coach Leo Kiltoy, Randy Wood, Lou Kaiser, Len Koplitz. BACK ROW: Denny Rusk, Mike Brodell, .lim Van Quathem, Dick Logsclon and Roger Furman. 128 FOR THE RECORDS Sf Ambrose Opponenfs Platteville Coe William Penn illinois Tech Iowa Wesleyan Lewis Augusiana Illinois Tech Loros Quincy Si. Norberf Dominican William Penn Lewis Sf. Norberi Augustana Quincy Loras Lincoln Luiher Dubuque 2nd Place in The Christmas Tourney '32 A airy' is The Coach sweafs one out on the sideline. The crowd shows marked approval for The play. 5 0' M N Lou Kaiser up ond in! Randy Wood gives Roger Furman on avenue to The basket wifln cz block on the opponent. 1.51.4 Below: When the ieom takes flve, these gels come olive! M vii? Q 1, 975' 1 J 1 ff T 'I T MMM' .N :vi Nwffif W1 W' - isis: fgfixii' 'fl ,, , , VW' K' 01 'Hi' ,I W 1 3 5 ' , in X4 , Q ,. .. ,HQ ef' rd ff L , 'fs fm 1 THEA TRE III PRESENTS Following a successful production of the comedy Romulus during the Homecoming festivities, Director James Willaert chose The Rope Dancer by Morton Wishengrad for the next Theatre lll presentation. Many successes have come to the group under Willaerts guidance despite the obvious disadvantages of the small and cramped quarters of the auditorium in Lewis Hall. The audience has appreci- ated all of the special staging and production necessary to playing in the difhcult confines of Room Ill by making almost every show a sellout. Roses and plaudits to Mr. Willaert and his dedicated student crew who have performed memorably in bringing dramatic crafts to one of its highest levels at St. Ambrose College. Jf'xS' DRAM ROMUL US C99 THE ROPE DAN CEE 5 ,V.k y S- I T 'EW' , as eustr is y , .-an-ad' f' Director James Willaert gazes contemplatively stageward at rehearsal. w ' 3 F rr Going 'through a Rope Dancer scene ore Sharon Del Guidice, Deborah Wiss, x 'W 'A W A Q airmen , , A1 M Wh- U NJ VU h 'Wx E N E Marhn Wlss and Bob Thomas. W qw iiliiixff-WH U An ' iilii . .... -- 1 N W' ---- H ,V . . I V,kZif,:rqlgg T515qifiwjig .Vik ' f -f ' ,ff ,-f 'l' :w r r . 'K M Concentrated perusal of the script is task taken up by Siage manager Mgnin Olszak, Q? KISMET RE VISITED FOR 10th ANNIVERSARY PRODUCTION To celebraTe The TenTh anniversary of The combined ST. Ambrose-MarycresT Colleges Musical, Fr. James E. Greene and Sr. ElizaloeTh Ann chose To reproduce The i959 efTorTs of KismeT , This year's Tour day run from March 30 Through April 2 displayed a composiTe casT in excess of lOO collegians. Dave Boland played a lead role of Iman of The Mosque, Joe Sweeney was Omar, Joe DeClercq, The PoeT, Genevieve Bania played Marsinah, .lerry FosTer was Jawan, RiTa Koenig porTrayed The Bangle Woman, Larry Wall was The Chief Policeman, Dave McDaniel played The parT of The Wazir and Lynn Voss Took The parT of Lalurne. Jeanne MuseTTa, Jan Poder and Erika Koenigsaecker were The Princesses of Ababu. OTher maior parTs were fulfilled by Charles Harper as The Caliph, KaThy Shuman- as Zubbediya, BeTTy Moburg as Sa- maris, Susan Breen played Ayah To Lalume, Mary McGraw porTrayed The Ayah To Zubbediya and Sharon Del Guclice appeared as The Widow Yussef. OTher pasT Musicals were, T958- Down in The Valley , 1960- Brigadoon , 1961-Carousel, 1962- Oklahoma! , i963- Music Man , W6-4- Merry Widow , 1965- Kiss Me KaTe and in 1966- Orpheus in The Underworld. 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K f ' M I ff? ' g l J' J, , B . H T 1? Q Ki an ' V2 k S g Q My A4 2 5 5 E fubovel The Ambrosian members of the Chorus load baggage prior to Q rocud Trip. fright? Mr. Gerzino con- ducfs ihe College Bond in Concert. ig 5 Q iw Q! gif Q 3 X if E? 1 H S 1 J ,gi E I 9 wtf Q ,, aw i I f S X h 3 3 '14, 1 There is a Tendency in mosT To believe ThaT The ST. Am- brose-Communify relaTionship is a one-way affair. IT is True To an exTenT That our college life is dependenT on The Town for a number of Things. The most noTable would be recreafion. PracTically all sTu- denfs are familiar wifh The bowling alleys, pool halls, Theafres, and resTauranTs. More maferially, The sTudenTs depend upon The Town businesses for food, cloThes, and oTher necessiTies. For many sTudenTs To meef These and Their college expenses, The communiTy serves Them again by means of employmenT. So iT Therefore appears ThaT The life of ST. Ambrose is maTerially connecfed To The communiTy. BUT in reTurn ST. Ambrose culTurally serves The communiTy. Since The early years of The College's formafion, many courses aT The college have been open To The communiTy. In recenT years The college has sTarTed offering The lecTure series which also is open To The public. lf is Therefore apparenT ThaT ST. Ambrose is parT of The communiTy and The communiTy is parT of ST. Ambrose, ThaT ST. Ambrose is growing because of The communiTy and The community is growing because of ST. Ambrose. Below: Pleasant weather finds The checker Tables in LeClaire Park Hlled. sz, 1-.'rw,sv WY' fry?-Q, ,: '1+f in TW W M ,.-,,,..g,,,,, 4 g , Kan U -Huey . , f' . - , sv, l A-can-gs 7 .,.. ff J E? S? H... N f s.ew..s.... ,,,, ,. - Q A' K 1 T8 - - 5. U.. exif. ,,,,-'fur' 'N f ,nw 0 Q ,, B2 ima ,i L' fig k E - gg 5 ' aff . M-.1 5 , , W 1 zum' 1,,'wiiar1Q:l'i: ,M 1 V:.:'3.l75 .V V .L MZEELWM :rw . ii9fwsfimei:Qzsfue2'1f'-' - M, QW :sa , ' kiwi In ,M-Wa, S in f U I WL Ha X735 Above: Looking Toward the noriheasi corner of Second and Main Sfs. Right: The Davenport Muny Art Gallery is The site of several Art classes taught by the Faculty of ST. Ambrose. These classes are ar- Tended by townspeople as well as by our Col- lege Aff maiors. l , l -,-..- ii u ' a , 6 2 'A z ,, .rf-'nf' sfpxnf Sis stay, 43. , . s A 1 Fi' i ,W if I N: I .5 Q' .M-A 4 2 f ll, .xx AUGHY lzfs an ,tcm -MMT-' emi M r ,,,,,,,. 1 .,,, ,- g M,,,..W .a--f-- ...aw M-My uqq, Nw., ,, .R to gg ,......,io x ,W -W r--Q , 3 , in 4 Lett: East of the Levee Parking area stands the Drought House, o pop- ular upperclass meeting- place on the Davenport Waterfront. This spot has become the central gathering point for collegians from all areas to congregate during holidays and vacation periods. Second St., running west, is flanked by many downtown Davenport shops which have Provided Sh0PPfn9 opportunities and employment for generations of Arnbrosians. i . J THE COLLEGE AND INTERNATIONAL LIFE Over The years, ST. Ambrose College has sponsored many en- terprises which beneHT The communiTy in general as well as The college in parTicular. One oT The mosT successful of These enTerprises has been The TaculTy sponsored lecTure series which is Tree To The public. These lecTures give an opporTuniTy To hear ideas from The auThoriTies Themselves, and compare our own ideas wiTh world re-aliTy. During The year, The series sponsored lecTurers from Tive areas of The globe: SouTheasT Asia, India, CenTral Europe, Africa, and LaTin America. A naTive VieTnamese, FaTher PeTer Thanh O.P., lecTured on Religious Tensions in SouTh VieTnam. He was a graduaTe from The UniversiTy of SanTo Tomas, Manila, Philippines, was ordained a priesT in Rome, and was a professor of NaTural Theology aT The Dominican College in Saigon. He is currenTly based aT ST. Rose Priory in Dubuque, and is on a lecTure Tour of The UniTed STaTes. PROGR MS Dr. Anup Singh, MP., is one of India's mosi' auThoriTaTive spokesmen on The currenT problems facing ThaT land. He spoke on India's New Leaders and The Legacy of Nehru. Trained aT Harvard, Dr. Singh has been a member of The indian ParliamenT since 1952, is Indian delegaTe To The Com- monwealTh ParliamenTary Conference in New Zealand, and is parliamenTary advisor To The Indian UN delegaTion. Dr. Anup Singh, M,P. T40 '66-'67 AMBROSIAN LECTURE SERIES A question of recent importance, is that of the intellectual unrest in communist countries. Former prime minister of Hungary, Ferenc Nagy, spoke on Communism and World Revolution, as the representative of Central Europe. He was exiled from Hungary and became a U.S. resident in 1947. Since then he has served as chairman of the Assembly of Captive European Nations ll96l-623 and as a participant in international conferences representing his country, Dr. Jose Maria Chaves Few people outside the student organization at St. Am- brose know about the art series which is exhibited in the browsing area of the library. This is a series of traveling exhibits of contemporary art, which run for a limited time and which are for sale through the exhibit. 141 Ferenc Nagy Latin America, the New Frontier was the subiect of an address given by Dr. Jose Maria Chaves. This renowned Colombian educator, lawyer and diplomat brought much knowledge and understanding to the subiect of the future of Latin America. l-le has represented his country in Wash- ington and at the UN, was founder of the University of the Andes, and was professor of lnternational Law at Bogota. In all of these lectures, the vision of an ideal world of peace and freedom was in evidence. The series is an edu- cational enterprise but to a greater extent it is part of an increasing awareness and involvement in the world's affairs. The student is part of this active world and is totally com- mitted to the assertion of human dignity as well as citizen- ship in the world of ideas. CAM PU LIFE The pohoromo of College life is re- Tleded in The mony divergem c1cTiv- iTies ThoT flourish on The school com- pus. This secfion of The Oolcs is our oTTempT To copTure cz smoll pc1rT of This spiriT ThoT pervocles oll The vigor of This life. Q f A, 11' si, ss! f is as who N 1, ., U .6is.,,f,mmvgv,u,,.., T Q .'f.'xs i?:Q .2 we-1 :Ma 1-fwfr, ss i , . X ww, ' , ,V K 4..k Q W kk Wk QE wr 4-iw:-if gs ' ' g fr, . L L.: x 1 K Q MMA - 2 fig ' if ' if 'gf A l ziggfx kg Q fr ' '35 ff 5 za Q gg T A 1 'L.L A Q I Q - A 'K , , .WZ WL A if i ,Tgkgwig 1 A ,. V,gi,5,1,, I J im ' f ff-.7,f f Q 5, , x was i n , is 5 S 5 5 diniv MQ! , ,, M.. ABOVE: Mrs. Ruth Cole with boss, Mux Shiffmcn in the Placement Bureau omce. Casting session breaks up cnt Romulus reading. ...N af' ml v 1 5'-4 N.. vm. f Nw S1-Ja Mg N i,.. 3 9' l LIBRARY 5l e-we K -fe ., f--.M mum Bill Graf shares a Table in The main reading raom of The Library with Mike Smiflw and Frank Broh. . . . SER VES FACULTY 65 STUDENTS Assistant librarian, Mrs. Genevieve Rehmann, checks for overdue check-ou? slips. PHYSICS CLUB SPONSORS KBASH THE NASHJ' EVENT Drive ci Rambler, drive the best. Drive a mile, and walk the rest ln an attempt to quash the usual spring doldrums preceding final exam week, the local chapter of the A.l.P. spon- sored the first and last annual Bash the Nash event. Students were given the opportunity to vent their ire on the hapless refugee from an Illinois auto boneyard for ten cents per swing. The aftair was really swinging until the one and only sledge hammer handle was shattered. In a last effort to get their money's worth, students tumbled the Junkie bottom to top, end over end around the park- ing lot until the car hollered Edsel . A. twvgfs.. 1,- 4 , r Af'-sg,3,.f fy r X ' 'mmgwg,w , S s L INTERNA TIONAL STUDENTS CL UB Left to right: Jose Stefanutti, Francis Brah, Walter Dukes, Martin Harrington lPresidentJ, Jorge Miranda and Chung Lee. Missing from the picture are Leo Munoz, Rafael Garcia and Frank Kiari. Cf .. . Lab Z is the only section open and it meets on Monday and Saturday from midnight to 2 A.M.. . . sp-no .W--4-MvH ' KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi was founded in April, l872 at Urbana, Illinois, to provide an honor society to advance the interests of education as a profes- sion. lt's motto is: Knowledge, Duty, Power. lota Omega chapter was organized in May, T963 by Donald Critchlow with Roger Adolphson as president and Lawrence Ashpole as vice-presi- dent. Membership, now including undergraduates, alumni and faculty, is open to students of junior status with the general scholarship of 3.0 and who rank in the upper one-fifth of the institution. 2 . FRONT ROW: M. Breckel, D. Stahl, Kuriger, E. Lillis, D. Miller, R. Cavanaugh. SEC- OND ROW: D. Hodges, L. Ashpole, W. Thiessen, R. Noppe, and D. McClimon. THIRD ROW: R. Maertens, J. Pacha, J. Picco, M. Peterson, G. Recksieck, G. Monty, and G. Cusack. November T966 lnitiates. FIRST ROW: G. Recksieck, M. Peterson, J. Pacha, D. McClimon. SECOND ROW: M. Brechel, R. Noppe, E. Lillis, D. Hodges, and D. Stahl. The candidate must work in professional education pro- gram, exhibit worthy educational ideals and express the interest to continue in the field of education. There were nine new members initiated into the Iota Omega chapter this Fall with another initiation banquet and cere- mony being planned for the Spring. Ofhcers are: Robert Cavanaugh, President, George Monty, Vice-President, Thomas Cusack, Secretary, Agnes Renner, Treasurer, Donald Miller, Historian-Recorder, and Ronald Maertens, Counsellor. Lcrry Johnson experiments with Physics Dep't Gas Loser becim. if ' . 5 . :iz . I 5 2 s 2 i Q, First semester Senior Jac Schmitt, cn Chemistry moior from Colo, lowo. 1 4 in A is SEMINAR T DEPARTMENT An unomcicl Seminary Christmas vocation seminar am? Above: Socrisfcm dufies occupy Fred Funk as fr.J Lcarry Sax baffles with the weights in E the gymnasium. Q PHYSICAL ED UGA TION CL UB ' Catching up on a little typing is Ray Cinadr, a Davenport Senior student in the Business Administration department. 5 aww' ,Y , Mm..-f Eta ,mw- M .. One ot the younger organizations on campus, the Physical Education Club is designed primarily tor physical educa- tion maiors and minors. Through the use ot spealcers and films the club turthers its primary aim of creating a professional attitude and atmosphere among its members, while recognizing new trends in teaching, coaching and recreation. FIRST ROW: Charles Flavin, Ralph Garcia and Bob Hoppenstedt, SECOND ROW: Bob Boyd, Kevin Hagan and John Watson. ,C M......il B, I 3 X Wham ,, ' fn .. Michael Swanson, o Physical Education major from Rock Island Illinois. l Y I .L Mr. Francis Gerzina directs the St. Ambrose Band in concert in LeClaire Gymnasium. The Statistics Lab in Davis Hall provides students and faculty 3 Below: John K. Figge and John McNamara converse with the Most Rev. Ralph L Hayes at a November reception for the Bishop. the use of comptometer machines in classroom functions and experiments, i MJ' jf? l Q? Wim 55 is I Left: Senior Art moior Jim Gillespie enters Room 8, Lewis Hall, better known as the Dungeon . If i,,, xy Ny 2, ,My ,sffor fii 'fg',..w? I oy' A Ax , wwf' I K . xxx N , X . Ar K I JW. K . xx s K . M I .sf-ffwwrre is M' . f y hw, , KN - . ' R Q? 5 . ,Mu uw A I n 2 3 7 f ,f A ' on K, Nu 5 Mwwww W . V fs is K uhh A ,ye km -MXN, W .XM x ' r X Wx 'ks I A sw' Ng. H vdwyyf' WN ii, ,V L K .Rf,,xS,R1S K rep iwwi one XiriNNkQf ry 123 X513 ig - Q, 5, ef w, 7 X it 3 L 'im Vxikfif e gary E-,M K -K ky 3 my L ,X XV R, W ,X . - , , 1, f . 1 i ses' Below: For the information and edificotion of our younger readers Cunder 25 yeorsl, compare this picture with c similar view on page 2 of this some issue. .AW 1 3 'i4iii R, L V11 Q53 Q35 I V i ,LL I E: i f i - 5?-f r 3 r 'sm -f ,-fm:,,,,.,J.s....n mi 'Wi E Above: Senior Edward J, Meyer, o Business rnoior from Chicago, Illinois Right: LeT's go on o ske1chfouT says Art mojor, Doie Schrod. Dr. Miller cmd Mr, Lensing discuss Dr. Nortons latest purchase: his new '67 Musfong with cull The goodies possible, including oirxonditioningl i if? 2 1 Y E Q 4 it, ii - . iii I A 'L iff E . . . in K W ,ii, - iw,w . N5 . M ' bmw 'QEEQQ y : ' 5 it-uuuffi Q f -- . ,Q I , -fail' ,WW ,L m .. if vw , lx 4-gm?-5 .,,f. ,W y K 5 . ' Wm, Q- W .H h 51091 M 5' -Hex, SEMINAR? BUILDING GOES UP J.,-0 il ' fi is V A lea.. 5 g -- L ifui: . W . , , ,I I! if 5 5 Above: A photograph Taken lost year shows ihe East walls of The Chapel as they appear before construdion. ms., -f m 'Ev' N . , wr me,-,. .Sli 2, PBR J gg.. WE UW ll Axim. th ,..,...n..,s. ' ' is in gli 3 '..,...,,W ,, AM MmMm n '-PM ..f, M 'k Below: A sumpfing of The Ten O'Clock Scholars in The Beehive. L ww sf f , ,K 3 ,iw M1 me - 52 hw ki, kk F4 ff ft W, A rw .i :M g Left: One of Ambrose' own Loved Ones, Ralph Randall Iochczrino, polishes up his groups version of The Mr. Clean jingle. QNX I 3,5 3?-s3Qf?e23wE'Q my Q-Q: 'V 'Shii- ki, A x W 'GA' Si 2 ,.. s if 'fm if ,,..,.+- ,.........,..f-.- ,V-0-W--'MN ,av ,U s 5. ,v ft .1 war W 'Hfgwrc , S ,Q wgq,....,, QA5? L - f ,Me A 1 2: ,V ,J ,ga S4 A 42 2 1 ,. 1 The s1'uden1's life is a Spartan existence as evidenced by his personal mode of Transportation, X M , H. Left: Can you identify which of The favorite off-campus coffee shops is pictured here? AMBROSIAN NEWS A saluTe To The Oflhcers and sTaFf of The Ambrosian News for a job well done in The year '66-'67. The operaTors of The oichcial sTudenT news organ Tor The ST. Ambrose plied Their Trade well under The guidance oT Dr. John E, WesTburg. Always on Top of The laTesT campus news siTuaTion, These sTudenT iournalisTs produced issue aTTer issue Tllled wiTh wif, probing analysis and sTudied commenT. The Oaks STaTT oTTers a Thank You in behalf of The ST. Ambrose Tamily To These EcliTors, wriTers and phoTographers in admiraTion of a Task well, and Finally compleTed. NEWS Holding copies of The News are News Editor Dave STeckel and Editor in-Chief, Larry Tiernan. +? e.:v Phofographer John Demme emerging from his privaTe darkroom. On The righfg STaFf- ers: lrearl Dave Son- neville, Larry Tier- nan, Tom Edwards. ffrontl Denny Theis- sen, Dave STeckel, Reed Haeger. Miss! ing are: John Sulli- van, Tom Higgins, Mike PeTerson, Len Coopman 8 ArT De- Vooght. Below-STANDING: Mike Lillis and Bill Olka. ifzsimrnons, Dan Doran. SEATED: Jim MarTin, Ed ,Asia Ln if , MW' fm W -. W ig, ggi nw Editor-in-chief Darold Johnson and Advisor John W. Schmits haggle over last minute details. Associate Editor Bob Ditman contemplates his harried way of life. This was probably The only college yearbook in the country that was put together by a staff of three stu- dent editors, an advisor and the contributive sources of Three photog- raphers. After 284 phone calls, The posting of 750 mailing pieces, countless con- ferences and innumerable instances of begging and caiolery, the staff has managed to assemble some manifestation of a book. We sin- cerely hope that the St. Ambrose family can End some useful function for it, I should like to thank the many people who have helped in The completion of this annual and beg their indulgence in the future, hop- ing that I vvill find some small vvay of repaying their kindnesses. John W. Schmits, Advisor, OAKS '67 OAKS '67 GRA TITUDE GOES OUT TO ADVERTISERS The Advisor and Staff of The '67 Oaks wish to take this opportunity to thank The persons who have consented To become paying sponsors for our yearbook efforts. lt is with a deep sense of gratitude and pride that we list The firm names and personal congratulatory messages To The class of IQ67 in The following pages. We express gratitude be- cause vve are cognizant of The many demands that are made for contributions of all of These sponsors and yet They have found it in Their hearts to include This publication of St. Ambrose College in Their behests. We are proud to recount that These sponsors considered our plea worthwhile and necessary. The effect of Their advertisements and messages will not be terminated here, but will spring to life again as This book is read again and again bythe individual possessor. For their faith in our attempts and their respect for the standing and tradition of ST. Ambrose College in this community, we olTer our sincere thanks and mutual respect for their endeavors and intents in being listed among our sponsors and advertisers. Gratefully, OAKS '67 Staff Your graduation represents the attainment of an important milestone in your life. Whether you plan to continue your education or begin a career, careful planning, hard work and a continuing effort to improve are highly important. Planning for the future is part of our business, too. We are continually improving our facilities and procedures to help assure adequate, dependable gas and electric service. Best of luck in the years ahead. yours for better living e .lo IOWA' u.LxNoxs Cas and Electric Company BOWLMOR LAN ES 2952 Brady OPEN BOWLING DAILY wh ' omtsxlnu MKCNPCQM Free Parking 324-3595 Where bowling is fun MEL FOSTER CO., INC. 'I'-T-'5 ' Realtors and Insurers DON'S BARBER SHOP U-R-Next 4 Barbers Air Conditioned 1525 Harrison St. Davenport. Iowa 6. J. TIMMERMANN 8. CO. ARMSTRONG FLOORING WHOLESALERS 114 Western Avenue Davenport, Iowa Corporate and Municipal Securities QUAIL 6. CO.. INC. 617 Davenport Bank Bldg. Phone 322-2641 MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange iAssoc.J Midwest Stock Exchange BORD ' Y E F For the Best in mm Banking Services 5?-H..'.S.. EZEIIEH I NURTHWEST BANK 81 TRUST CU. West Locust St. at Washington Davenport, Iowa MEMBER F.D.l.c. -1 ...M I ni r - 'I' nf .shd H . , 1:.. ....-J-1:55, E53EJ2'1e-7-,,,-4..9:f -M . . , TheD -umm Bank... h he I - n X X Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio Gordon Priniing Co. 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Success is intangible . . . it is the sum of your personal goals and aspirations, sorted into positions of relative importance. Whatever you establish as your criteria of success, you will need to exercise self discipline. Ambition alone is not enough . . . even coupled with intelligence and talent. Self discipline is essential to direct your energies and abilities into productive channels . . . to provide you with initiative and perserverance. Develop this quality . . . you will enjoy a more rewarding life, a more successful life. Ambition is just the desire Io succeed. The world isfull of ambitious failures-all desire and no discipline. Sehf discipline is perhaps ihe mos! importanl quality an intelligent person can develop in order to reach his goals. From an address by William A. Hewitt, Chairman, Deere 84 Company. 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Quality foods from sandwiches to Dinners, with Specialties featuring Lobster and Steak, Also a daily Luncheon special for 99 cents. The LONG BRANCH ROOM offers the finest catering facilities for private parties 8. banquets up to 250 people. Food prepared by our own Chef. In frightl The WELLS FARGO LOUNGE f The Midwests finest cocktail lounge, featuring top name entertainment The summer schedule includes Art Van Damme Trio, Kirby Stone Four, Mary Kaye Trio, Four Lads 8K Vagabonds. Fast stars: Buddy Rich, Glenn Milier Band, Jimmy Dorsey Band, Zi Zentner and the Harmonicats. IOWA CLUB I n FIRST ROW: Leonard Cervanies, Joe O'Dor1neii, Jack Peacock, SeC'y- Treas.g Larry Burdi, Vice-President Gary Lampe, President. SECOND ROW: Tom Newmasier, Joe Coyne, Rick Tavegia, Ron Hawley. THIRD ,Kirk ,.... J - - Q ,. X1 X Q me Wm Nw ,gen wa Qi? wwf K' X. -ef Xe if s Q Q- FW? 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Am 4: ua an C 'o C as 4-' 41 a E In 2 LE 3 uf X 6 3 mall Far the vl- o on C I IC o 3 Tralnee ent rsonnel Developm Pe s selected as a WO he hen I'1eSS W I righ b into if o C -6 C E V! qc U O nc C orks I W the local Formal '6 P D T to WILLIAM O'CONNOR means an opportunity for management E o L on o C o. C o .- U lb' O C .O Sl on C vl- an 0 L CD -o- C C U C U7 C C U L 4- ' :- IAM O'CONNOR, LL hWI wit heck TER? C ES RV NAL HA NATIO TER about IN '19 n heari ed Interest 'Ll o C 15 c U E 1 u O CZ .5 ork I W the Farmal -O- U C O 'E P 'U C o as O an .C -O- C -o CD C on '.7, V7 o X I C GJ ID 0 I. Q. ll! Q2 .C business reveal a no more col- erican nals of Am UH The the growth and 9+ O 'O-I U -Q ss r: U .c H m 5-4 O s.. CD oo V: .E o. CD -E F-m O CI -s I3 Os 5-1 O Company. development of the International Harvester l 2 istence GX in been has i t form GH pres IS ini ough .: '-I ffl history antecedent Nu: A C1 U D. E O CJ CD -CI H of Q O1 v-1 cu D .E cn lbs --. 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Harrison phone 323-0865 phone 322-6810 FINEST FOODS ANYWHERE Congratulations to the Class of 1966 !! ii!'i and Loan Association of Davenport 131 West, Thxrd Street Davenport, Iowa One Man Tells Another ifs DAVENPORTS SYNDICATE HUB 222 W. 2nd Visit the ALL NEW 222 SHOP - Mezzanine Floor For most students, the mention of the Yearbook brings to mind a collection of pictures and writings expressing the atmosphere of a year of schooling, But to a few of us, the image a yearbook brings to mind is one of hours of confusion, despair, laughter and a few feelings of success. There never was known for those concerned with Volume 33 a time when they could say that they had nothing to do. ln fact, it seemed, as they looked up out of the confusion, like a useless effort to continue. All of us realized that someone had to do this iob and that the end, one way or another, couldn't be too far away. Because of the smallness of the staff, positions became secondary to the work that had to be done. This can be seen in the case of the faculty advisor, Mr. John Schmits, especially. Without him, the book would never have been, Mr. Schmits worked so strongly and continuously that at times it seemed as if he was the Yearbook Staff and we were spectators. There were others, too, who by their efforts and coopera- tion helped mightily in the completion of this book. Thanks to Mr, Jay Kane for his tiles and information, Miss Monholland and her staff for class lists, Mrs. Kay Spencer for Dorm and Student data, the librarians and school his- torians, the Coaches for help in their respective sports, John Berry for giving up his lunch hours to sort pictures, Bill Graf for his aid, Mike Rutfus for making almost 200 phone calls in one evening, the Times-Democrat and Cath- olic Messenger for photos and story material, the Ambrosian News for much more of the same, the American Yearbook Co. for publishing the '67 OAKS and all the others who helped in many ways toward this completion. My sincerest thanks of course goes out to Editors and as- sociates, Bob Ditmon and Jim Martin. Through these combined efforts of the St. Ambrose com- munity, some part of the essence of i967 has been reflected upon, written, rewritten and published. Editor-in-Chief, OAKS '67 Darold J. Johnson, '68 COL OPHON Volume 33 of the OAKS for the year l966-'67 was printed on 80 pound Texture- tone paper stock by the American Yearbook Co. of Hannibal, Missouri. Maior Headings were pasted-up by the Staff through the courtesy and consent of the Rev. E. M. Catich from his own Catfish Text, Subheadings were l8 point Basker- ville ltalic with copy being set from 8 and TO point Spartan. The Cover was designed by Mr. John Schmits and was produced by the S. K. Smith Co., Chicago, Adamshick, Michael J. 76 Adgent, Anthony A. 94 Aitchison, Gary J. 76 Akers, Stephen E. 48,94 Alessio, John C. 76 Allen, George P. 76 Allen, James R. 76,51 Allen, John M. 76 Allen, Thomas A. 94,56 Alm, Robert F. 76 Almanza, Rick J. 76 Alongi, Theodore E. 94 Ambrose, Kelly P. 42,24,55 Anderson, Gregory M. 94 Anderson, lrwin L. 65 Andrew, Dennis G. 76 Arnoldoni, Antonio 54 Antognoli, Louis 24,46,55 Arnold, James C. 94 Assell, William C. 76,58 Aubry, Ronald J. 94 Auge, Jerry A. 76 Aussem, George M. 24 Baggot Thomas J . 65 Bald, Jerome E. 77 Bald, John F. 94 Balducchi, David E. 94 Bales, Thomas E. 24 Balog, Robert E. 65,58 Bankhead, Thomas R. 24 Barnes, Joseph P. 77,58 Barnes, Michael P. 94 Barnard, Hugh D. 94,57 Barr, William H. 77,55 Barry, James E. 94 Barry, Paul E. 24,53 Basile, Ralph J. 94 Baumert, John E. 24,46,58, 60 Beatty, Joseph F. 94,48 Beck, Stephen T. 77 Bedford, William K. 77 Beffel, Mark W. 94 Bell, John P. 77 Bell, Larry A. 94 Bell, Leslie B. 77 Bellmore, Lawrence M. 77 Benac, Robert A . 24 Benac, Joseph J. 57 Bender, David A. 94 Bender, Robert A. 65 Bentley, James C. 94 Berg, Alvin R. 65 Berg, Michael J. 94 Berninger, Michael J. 95 Berry, John V. 24 Berry, Paul 55 Berry, Richard H. 77 Berset, Mark S. 65 Besser, Dennis J. 95 Biddlecomb, Thomas D. 24 Biebel, Richard L. 95 Bills, Edward W. 65 Bird, Charles J . 77 Blaine, Robert J. 24,53 Blaisdell, John L. 77 Blake, Donald E. 77 Blaser, Michael F. 77,164 Blasucci, Michael P. 77 Block, Daniel W. 77 Bloom, William E. 65 Blum, Herbert 77 Boehm, William H. 65,57 Boenig, Robert F. 95 Bohling, Richard K. 77 Boland, David P. 65 Bolen, Richard T. 24 Borge, Stephen H. 95 Borgmeyer, David N. 65,56 Borise, Jonathon R. 65 Bostedo, Richard J . 95,54 Botkin, Edward A. 77 Bouvier, Laurier L. 77 LHREC Bowrey, Gary D. 66 Boyd, Robert F. 25,125,152 Boyle, Michael L. 95 Boyler, William A. 77 Brady , Joseph E. 25, 58, 59 Brandi, Francis X. 66,45,47 Bravard, David F. 95 Braxmeier, James L. 66,58, 59,60 Breckel, Michael G. 66,148, 47,58,59,60 Breheny, Nicholas J . 77 Breipohl, Michael J. 25,48 Bremhorst, Joseph H. 66 Brennan, Terrence G. 77,58, 59 Bresnon, Kenan F. 77 Brice, 56 Richard A. 95,47,53, Brinker, Andrew E. 66 Brinck, Michael F. 66,113,176 Britt, James D. 25 Brizzolara, Robert A. 25 Broadus, Gerald F. 77 Brock, Gary W. 78 Brock, James E. 95 Brockman, Michael A. 25,46, 58,60 Brodell, Michael J. 78,128 Broh, Francis F. 78, 145,147, 45,46,49 Brooks, William J. 25 Brotts, James R. 95,54 Brown, Gary R. 95 Brown, Howard W. 66,121, 125,50 Brown, John J. 78 Brown, Robert M. 66 Brownson, James J . 25,53 Bruchmann, Thomas E. 78 Brune, Brunk, Brunt, Kenneth L. 42,25,43 Robert G. 66 Philip K . 25,176 Brus, Wayne G. 66,51 Brust, Peter J. 25 Bruty, William H. 66 Buchmeier, Dennis W. 95 Buntrock, Richard A. 78 Burdt, Burke, Burns, Busby, Bustos, Butler, Byrnes, Cahill Caliba 59 Lawrence J . 25, 176 James S. 95 Thomas G . 78 Terrence A. 78 Raymond L . 26 James E. 78 Michael W. 66 Terrence J . 66,58,6O Ls, Hugh L. 7a,51,5a, Collis, Jerry D. 95,58 Caluwaert, John M. 26,53 Calvette, Richard. D. 66 Camarda, Frank C. 95 Campbell, Dean J. 95 Campbell, Richard L. 78 Cangelosi, Gary P. 26 Canavan, Timothy G. 78,55 Cardosi, Francis J . 95 Carmichael, Harry J. 95 Carney, Gerald P. 66,125 Carney, William J. 26 Carpenter, David D. 66,5' Carroll, John J. 26 Carroll, Patrick R. 78 Carroll, Robert D. 78 Carstens, Ronald W. 78 Casey, Michael M. 41,78 Casillas, Robert 78 Casini, Rasmo L. 26,46,57 Cass, Allen W. 66,46 Castro, Richard O . 66 Castronovo, John F. 66 Catlin, Lee E. 95 Cattoir, Albert F. 66 181 TORY Cauldren, Bryan A. 78,56 Cavanaugh, Robert F. 26,148 Cavanagh, Thomas L. 78,43, 53 Cervantes, Leonard P. 95,121, 176 Cervelli, Gilbert J. 95,53 Champion, Ernest 42,26,53 Chinnock, Ronald G. 95 Chiverton, Edward M. 109 Choby, David R. 78,58 Christopher, John R. 66 Christerson, William W. 66 Cinadr, Raymond J. 152,57 Claerhout, Gary B. 67 Clair, William P. 78,48 Clancy, Thomas J. 23,42 Clank, Lawrence 78,119,50 Clark, Lawrence E. Clarke, Robert W. Clay, Kim J. 78 Clifton, Richard D. 109 Cockman, Leonard J. 26 Cofield, Grego R. 109,53 Collins, Cliffor2,J. 79,46 Collins, James B. 67 Collins, John J. 79 Collins, William P. 39 Concannon, Larry J. 109 Conley, Thomas J. 79 Connell, Ronald J. 26 Connelly, Kevin D. 79 Connelly, Nicholas C. 26 Connelly, William G. 26,53 Connolly, Patrick J. 79 Connors, Jack V. 79 Conrad, Gene A. 79 Conway, James G. 67,47,58, 60 Conway, Thomas P. 109 Conway, William J. 67 Coopman, David T. 109,48 Corkery, James P. 109 Corsiglia, Anthony F. 79 Corsiglia, Thomas R. 109 Corso, Frank 67 Cotiguala, Robert M. 79,47 Coughlin, George P. 79,49 Coussens, Clifford P. 109 Coward, William G. 76 Cowen, Kerry M. 79 Cox, Mark J. 109 Cox, Stephen L. 109,58 Coyne, Joseph S. 109,176 Crafts, William E. 79 Cray, Thomas M. 79 Crenshaw, Neville P. 79 Crossen, James M. 79 Crossen, James T. 27 Crossen, Patrick H. 79 Crump, Thomas F. 109 Cuber, Thomas J. 79 Cunningham, Edward J. 109 Cunningham, Michael P. 79 Cunningham, Thomas H. 42,79 Curnyn, Robert J. 79,47 Curran, Bernard J. 109 Curran, John M. 67,46,59,60 Curtis, William E. 79 Cusack, Thomas E. 27,125 Dalgaard, Winsor A. 67 Dayrymple, Bernard E. 76 Dalton, James V. 79,121,5O Daniels, Michael J. 109 Darby, John S. 109 Dautremont, Clifford J. 109, 57 Davies, John J. 79 Davies, John M. 27 Davis, Larry E. 109,57 Davisson, Peter C. 109 Dawes, Neil R. 109 Dearborn, Daniel J. 67 Debrecht, Joseph M. 109 Declerco, Hency.C. 96,57 Degen, William J. 109,58 Deioade, Darrell F. 76 De'ulius, Leon F. 80 Delaney, Frank J. 96 Delaney, James E. 80 Delisi, Michael J. 94,54 Demeulenaere, Ted M. 80 Demme, John P. 67 Demeyer, Robert D. 76 Denger, Charles A. 76 Denklau, Dale R. 67,45 Denny, James L. 96 Depoorter, Walter L. 96 Desseyn, Michael L. 80 Devooght, Arthur C. 41,47 Dewit, Donald J. 80 Dewulf, Harold R. 67 Dias, Donald P. 96 Diederich, David C. 76 Diedrich, Duane R. 27 Dierker, Bernard F. 80 Dietsch, Anthony A. 96,47 Dillavou, William M. 96 Dismore, Philip E. 96 Ditmon, Robert M. 67,166 Dixon, David S. 80 Dolan, Gregory V. 80 Dolph, Thomas G. 67 Donaldson, Patrick G. 80 Donohoe, John P. 96 Donoghue, Terrence L. 96 Doran, Daniel 165,67 Doiy, Alan D. so Dougherty, David P. 80 Dougherty, Dennis J. 76 Dougherty, Michael F. 96 Doyle, Robert J. 27 Doyle, William J. 80 Dray, Walter L. 80 Dreaper, Robert J. 27 Drew, Thomas J. 67,125 Drury, Martin J. 67 Duax, Thomas P. 80,44 Duffy, Thomas M. 80 Duggleby, Garrett R. 96 Dukes, Walter H. 80,147 Dulin, John W. 96 Dumont, Gary D. 67 Dunn, John C. 80 Dunphy, Donald T. 27 Durbin, David M. 67 Dusenberry, Ronald W. 80 Dvonch, William J. 80,55 Dvorchak, David P. 96,47 Dwyer, Michael A. 67 Dyer, Nicholas J. 96 Earnhart, Paul T. 96,47 East, Loyd E. 80 Easton, Charles F. 96 Eberle, James S. 76 Echelmeyer, Gerald L. 96 Edwards, Larry R. 96 Edwards, Thomas E. 80,165 57 Egan, John T. 96,58 Egger, James L. 80 Ehlert, James R. 96 Eipert, Erich F. 80 Elias, Lester N. 96,48,52 Elmore, Richard H. 81 Elliott, Patrick E. 42,81 Engelbrecht, Loren L. 81 Epping, Douglas C. 96 Erdmann, David R. 67,44 Ertel, Thomas A. 67,51 Esposito, Richard M. 81 Evans, Robert J . 68,44 Evans, William J. 67 Fall, Ronald F. 68 Fanning, Michael C. 97 Farmer, Jerry L. 81 Farkos, Stephen M. 97 Farley, Stephen P. 97 Farmar, Joseph F. 97 Faso, James P. 27 Fauchier, Stephen L. 97 Feddersen, John W. 81 Fedler, Larry V. 97 Feeney, Patrick J . 27 Fellman, William C. 68 Ferreri, Carlo 27 Fick, Nathaniel C. 81,47,55 Fierce, Warren C. 97 Figgie, John D. 68,154 Fischer, William J. 81 Fisher, Francis B. 81 Fitzsimmons, Kemmer L. 97 Fitzsimmons, Michael R. 42, 28,165 riizer, George B. 97 Flahaven, Sr. M. Grace 76 Flaherty, Robert F. 68 Flambo, John A. 81 Flavin, Charles M. 27,152,55 Flesch, Robert D. 68 Flynn, Michael J. 27 Flynn, Thomas H. 97 Flynn, William J. 68 Ford, Michael L. 97,47 Ford, Richard L. 81,53,56 Fornero, Michael A. 97,53 Foster, Jerry D. 97 Fox, Stephen J. 97 Fraise, Garry L. 97 Frantz, David A. 58 Fraser, Michael J. 97 French, John H. 97 French, Michael B. 81 Frerkes, John R. 28 Freund, Michael J. 97 Freund, Paul J. 68 Freund, Robin A. 68,122,123, 50 Frese, Patrick M. 97 Friedel, Michael G. 97,48 Friemel, Patrick R. 28 Froeliger, John D. 97 Fruin, Michael J. 68 Frye, Rickie W. 8l,1l9,58 Fullenkamp, Robert G. 42,28, 46 Fullenkamp, Thomas F. 81 Funder, Arthur J. 28 Funk, John F. 97,156,58 Furianic, Joseph M. 94 Furman, Roger A. 81,118, 122,123,128,13O Galeazzi, Dennis J. 97 Gallagher, John F. 28 Gallagher, Kevin X. 68 Galligan, Michael B. 98,47 Gannon, Patrick J. 98 Garcia, Ralph F. 40 Gardner, Jay K. 98 Gebelein, EdwardJ. 81 Geest, Richard D. 68 Gehlsen, Thomas J. 68 Geiger, Glen E. 28 Geis, Arthur J. 81 Geisler, George L. 98 Geisler, William P. 81 Geiss, John P. 68 Geraghty, Dennis P. 81 Gerdts, Alan R. 81 Gerdts, Richard L. 98 Gibbs, James P. 68 Giguere, Paul T. 98 Gilbert, Michael P. 28 Gillespie, Dennis M. 81 Gillespie, James B. 155 Gilroy, James P. 98 Gimbel, Michael J. 98 Ginocchio, John F. 81,55 Girlus, John A. 68 Girard, Armand W. 81 Gissel, William D. 82,52 Giustra, John M. 68 Gleason, Gary L. 98 Glass, Marvin J. 82 Glicqkman, Richard L. 82 Goddard, Gary W. 28 Goetz, Michael L. 82 Goins, Louis R. 98 Golz, John B. 28 Gormley, Timothy E. 82,56 Gosselin, Ward G. 68 Gottlick, Sylvester S. 28 Grady, Michael J. 57 Graf, Robert W. 68,145,51, 58,59 Grantham, Jeffry F. 98 Grayson, James R. 82,49 Green, David A . 28 Green, Roger J . 98 Green, Terry M. 98 Gregan, John P. 98,51 Gregan, Griffin, Griffith, Griffith, Kevin T. 68 Richard J . 68 Gary W. 81,82,55 Randolph A. 98 Grossi, Joel A. 29 Grothusen, James F. 98 Guenzer, Peter M. 68 Gunsolley, Robert D. 82 Gurin, Jeffrey A. 98 Gusman, Lawrence P. 82,119, 121 Guzzo, Angelo J. 40,53,55 Haack, Dennis B. 98 Haas, Leo E. 82 Hadesbeck, Robert E. 98 Hadley, Richard M. 68 Haeger, Reed R. 29,165 Hafner, Richard E. 82 Hafner, Robert J. 69 Halfpenny, Thomas J. 29,55 Hall, Lawrence D. 82 Hallisy, Paul M. 98,52 Hamilton, Patrick E. 69,57 Hamlin, John D. 29,46,58,60 Hammill, Robert A. 29,56 Hancock, Daniel J. 82 Hand, John P. 82,47,49 Hanne, Jeffery D. 82,46 Hanrahan, Michael J. 69 Ha nsen , Hansen Dane A. 98 Gary S. 98 Hanseni Paul T. 29,53 Hanson , Harper, Fredrick H. 98,176 Charles M . 99 Harrigan, Thomas W. 69,125 Harrington, Martin D. 99, 147,53 Harrison, Jeffrey P. 69 Harrison, Neil E. 99 Hart, Stephen A. 29,53 Hartman, Michael D. 69 Harvey, Gary R. 99 Hue, William M. 69 Hasselbring, Michael S. 99 Hassi, Richard G. 82,47 Hathaway, James A. 29,58, 57,60 Hawkins, Thomas G. 29 Hawley, Ronald P. 99,176 Hayes, Edward J . 76 Healey, John 82 Healey, Robert M. 69 Heckinger, John F. 99 Heidenblut, Jerold L. 69 Heidtke, John H. 82 Heiting, Richard W. 29 Hendricks, Gregory J. 82 Hennessee, John L. 82 Hennessy, J. Michael V. 82 Henning, John Lee 29,53,55 Henning, Michael L. 82 Herbst, Todd W. 69,56 Herclina, Dennis J. 99,48 Hershey, Charles R. 99,47 Hesseltine, James A. 82 Hester, John F. 99 Hickey, James H. 83 Higgins, Mark E. 99 Higgins, Thomas 23,41 Highland, Robert F. 69,125 Hill, PhilipA. 99 Hihgstrum, Jack R. 29 Hirstein, Daniel R. 99 Hiss, Donald F. 99,53 Hobson, Michael E. 83 Hodges, David W. 83,148, 45,57 Hogan, Gerald F. 69 Hogan, Kevin B. 152,57 Holst, Alan D. 83 Holst, Dennis E. 99 Holtkamp, Harold B. 99 Holycross, Ronald L. 83,121, 50 Hoppenstedt, Robert J. 30, 125,152 Horak, Thomas A. 76 Horst, Paul R. 76 Horstmann, Kenneth L. 83 Horvatic, John W. 69,125 Houlihan, Michael P. 83 Howard, Gerald A. 69,56 Howard, Joseph P. 99 Hudders, Richard A. 83 Hughes, Gerald R. 99 Humes, Michael J. 83 Hummel, Stephen P. 83 Humpal, Eugene G. 69 Hunstad, Wesley J . 99 Hunt, Gary L. 83 Hunter, Michael J. 76 Huot, Thomas E. 99 Hurto, Mylo J. 99,45 Hutchinson, Stephen J. 30 Hyett, Steven P. 83 laccarino, Ralph R. 83,161 lmming, Gerald L. 99 lmming, Steven C. 99 lrmen, Gerald J. 100 Jablkowski, John J. 30,49 Jablonski, James M. 83,56 Jacobs, James V. 100 Jaeke, Kenneth H. 100 Jager, Thomas R. 100 Jalbert, Edward R. 100 Jansen, Bruce R. 100 Jansen, Thomas A. 69 Jarosky, Terry J. 83 Jarrin, Nelson A. 69 Jaskulski, Richard M. 83 Jeffery, Robert L. 100 Jennett, Michael P. 100,58 Jerger, Richard L. 100 Jerome, Eugene T. 69,46 Jeschke, Kenneth P. 83,43, 53 Johnson, Curtis D. 121 Johnson, Daniel W. 83,58 Johnson, Darold J . 69, 166, 55 Johnson, Donald E. 100,58, 91 Johnson, James E. 69 Johnson, Larry S. 30,149,45 Johnson, Patrick B. 30 Johnson, William B. 100,54 Johnson, William R. 76 Johnston, Michael D. 83 Jones, John W. 100,58 Kacprzyk, Henry F. 100 Kaffenberger, William J . 83 Kaiser, Louis D. 30,128,130 Kamradt, George A. 83 Kane, John W. 69 Kania, Thomas D. 100,56 Kankel, Keith V. 69 Kapheim, Henry A. 30 Karpan, William P. 100 Karr, Richard T. 30 Karwath, John M. 100,44, 176 Kearney, John W. 83 Kearney, Richard M. 100,51 Kearney, Robert D. 83 Kearney, Thomas F. 30 Keefe, Gregory T. 84 Keefe, Jerome J . 30,118,124 Kelley, William B. 100 Kelly, Alvin J. 100 Kempa, Roy G. 30,53,55 Kennedy, Timothy F. 84 Kennelly, Arthur W. 100 Keppy, Kenneth E. 84 Keppy, Larry G. 84 Keppy, Robert R. 84 Kernan, John T. 100 Kerns, Jack D. 100 Kerr, Michael D. 65 Kerwin, Richard M. 84, 121, 125,55 Kessel, Ronald L. 84 Ketelaar, Bernard A. 100 Ketelaar, Thomas A. 69 Ketelsen, Thomas R. 84 Keys, Monroe R. 84,121 Kiarie, Frank J. 101 Kiefer, Dole R. 70 Kiefer, George J. 101,49 Kiehn, Douglas D. 101 King, Earl W. 84 King, Jonathon M. 84 Kingsbury, Everett L. 30 Kindred, James M. 101 Kinnemann, Marc J. 101 Kirby, William G. 101 Kivisto, Ernest P. 101 Klinger, David M. 70 Klutnick, James J. 70 Knapp, Donald K. 70,49 Knight, James L. 31,57 Koch, William P. 101 Kohl, Gerhard A. 84 Koplitz, Leonard L. 84,128 Korzenecki, Leo J. 101 Kosik, James F. 70 Kostadelos, Pete J. 84 Kotula, Lawrence B. 84,58, 59 Kramer, Thomas G . 84,47 Krebs, Donald G . 31,121 Kripp, Dennis M. 84 Krogmeier, Raymond B. 31, 176 Kroutil, Joseph J . 101 Kruzan, Donald W. 31 Krystofik, Peter A. 70 Kubaiak, Edward R. 84,47,50 Kukula, Edward J. 31,57 Kuharich, Rodney F. 70,57 Kunka, Andrew R. 70 Laake, James H. 84,176 Laciak, James C. 101,54 Ladehoff, Delbert H. 101 Lafeber, Roger L. 84 Lafever, William A. 101 Lagesse, Michael P. 101 Lahood, Dennis P. 70 Lahr, Melvin J. 70 Lamb, Dennis R. 84 Lamb, Ronald C. 70 Lampe, Gary W. 3l,53,176 Lampe, Michael G. 101 Lamper, Henry A. 84,47,51 Lange, Richard A. 101 Lantau, Ha C. 84 Larkin, Chd-files B Larsen, Robert A. Larson, Andrew P. 85 .85 70 l at 2 . Larson, William D. 31 Lasley, Harold F. 101 Laughlin, David J. 101 Lauser, James R. 7O,124,5O Lawler, Dean V. 85,47,58 Lawler, ThomasA. 70,60 Lawlor, Stephen R. 101 Leahy, Paul P. 40 Leahy, John T. 101 Lee, Chung N. 70,147,46,57 Leginski, Michael J. 70 Legler, David W. 101,176 Legner, Bernard L. 42,31,125 Legner, Edward J. 85,58 Lehew, Charles B. 85,121,125 Lehmbeck, Donald E. 85 Leidenfrost, David 85 Leipold, Daniel A. 101 Leu, James E. 31,58 Leonard, David F. 85 Leonard, Eugene T. 101 Leonard, Michael T. 31 Levand, John P. 31 Lheureux, Raymond H. 102 Lichtenberger, Joseph 85,56 Lillis, Edward J. 70,1 18, 119, 121,148,165,5O Limacher, William P. 31,53 Link, Clifford L. 85 Lischer, Carl R. 102 Loess, John E. 85 Loete, Dwayne A. 70 Loffredi, Robert A. 102 Logan, James E. 70 Logsden, Richard D. 32,128, 50 Loihl, John R. 70 Lomonaco, Philip J. 102 Long, Dennis W. 32 Long, Kevin A. 85,56 Long, Larry A. 85 Long, Robert B. 42,32,46 Lonnecker, William M. 102 Lopez, Arthur A. 32 Loserth, Michael E. 85 Loucks, Joseph L. 70 Louis, David J. 70, 125,58 Lowery, Robert J. 85 Lozinski, Henry A. 102,47,51 Lucas, William F. 32 Luchtefeld, Mark F. 102 Lucker, Michael J. 85 Ludtke, John W. 85,48 Lunardi, James J. 85 Lundholm, James W. 85 Luse, Richard G. 85 Lyons, William T. 70,44 Macellaio, James F. 71,125 MacGregor, Donald R. 32 Mack, John E. 102 Mackey, Harold T. 102 Mackin, James W. 85 Maffie, Arthur J. 65 Magiera, Michael S. 71,47 Maggio, John A. 85,48 Maher, Dennis J. 86 Maher, James C. 71,48,57 Maher, Patrick G. 85 Mahoney, Gerald L. 86 Mahoney, Patrick M. 56,77 Main, William C. 86 Malchodi, Thomas J. 86 Maloney, Michael K. 32 Mallon, Peter J. 86 Manderfeld, Richard J. 102 Manella, Daniel J. 32,55 Mangan, Paul T. 71 Mangan, Stephen G. 102 Manning, Terence A. 71 Manning, William H. 71 Manternach, Michael P. 86, 125,44 Manternach, Victor A. 40 Manthey, Ewald A. 32 Marchetti, Thomas S. 71 Marrow, Tom 86 Marshall, Robert P. 86,55 Marti, JamesA. 102 Martens, Kenneth H. 32,53 Martin, Gerald T. 86,57 Martin, James F. 86,165,166 Mason, David G. 102 Math, Edward D. 86 Mathern, Richard P. 102 Matthys, Donald M. 32 Matthys, James A. 86 Maule, Eugene R. 86 Maury, Michael R. 102,54 Maxwell, Timothy W. 86 Mayhew, Garvin E. 71,57 McAleer, Robert T. 32,125 McCabe, Jerald M. 33 McCallum, Dennis L. 86 McCandless, James H. 71 McCarte, James B. 48,71 McCarthy, David E. 86,56 McCarthy, Michael L. 33 McCauley, James M. 71, 125, 55 McClellan, Robert J. 86,49 McClimon, Donald E. 71,148 McCloud, George E. 102 McConahy, Daniel J. 86 McCool, Robert C. 102 McDavitt, David G. 86,64 McDaniel, David R, 102 McDonald, Patrick W. 102, 52,56 McDonnell, Thomas J. 102, 57 McDonough, James P. 71,56 McEneely, Kevin P. 102,47, 53,56 McEnroe, John M. 71 McEnroe, Robert E. 102,58 McFadyen, Jeffrey J. 86 McGarry, James W. 71 McGillicuddy, David P. 42, 33,56 McGrath, John T. 71 McGrath, Kurtis J. 102 McGrath, Stephen L. 33,57 McGregor, Don 55 McGuiness, David M. 86 McGuire, Thomas J. 86 McHenry, Thomas J. McKay, Michael J. 86 McKee, Robert W. 71 McKerr, Terence C. 87 McLaughlin, Joseph P. 71 McLaughlin, Stephen J. 103 McMahon, Joseph D. 87,56 McManus, Edward J. 71 McManus, James J. 71,50 McNally, Dennis J. 71 McNeil, Joseph P. 71,57 Meade, Richard D. 72 Meegan, Leo R. 125 Menke, John L. 103 Menke, Paul D. 72 Mertens, Daniel W. 33 Methner, Gerald J. 87 Meyer, Edward J. 156 Meyer, Edward P. 72, 55 Meyer, Mark C. 72,55 Mezinskis, Juris P. 87 Michelet, Emiel J. 33 Micklewright, Darrell 87 Miclot Miclot 125, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Brian 103,58 Stephen J. 41,33, 50 Anthony J. 103 Gary R. 33 Gregory L. 87,58 Norman J . 87 Thomas P. 42,33 Mineart, Paul R. 33 Vliranda, Jorge A. 87,147 Mischel, Terrence F. 42,65 Mizeur, Richard M. 103 Moenssens, Michael E. 87 Monaco, Robert E. 87 Montford, Michael F. 33 Montgomery, Richard M. 72 Monnier, John R. 87 Moore, Charles F. 103,58 Moore, David J. 103 Moore, James C. 33 Moritz, Michael K. 72 Morrow, Thomas J. 103 Morse, Laverne E. 103 Morvice, Robert E. 87 Moser, Edward S. 103 Moser, James M. 34 Moskowitz, Rickey J. 103 Moss, Gregory J. 87 Moster, James T. 34 Mottet, John F. 103 Motto, Vincent J. 87,52 Mougin, Joseph R. 34,125,58 Muck, Richard H. 72 Muhs, Donald P. 34 Mullahy, John F. 34 Mullin, Paul D. 72 Mulvihill, Michael R. 87 Muratore, Michael A. 87,56 Murphy, Michael S. 34 Murphy, Thomas J. 72 Murphy, William J. 87,57 Murray, Daniel R. 72 Murray, Stephen J. 87 Murry, James E. 103,48 Musial, Alan C. 87 Myers, Bruce M. 103 Napolilli, Tomas J. 103 Navolio, Stephen A. 87,48 Neal, Robert L. 87 Neff, Thomas H. 34 Neirinckx, Daniel E. 72,47 Nelson, Larry F. 103 Nelson, Paul D. 103 Neuenschwander, Roy P. 103, 58 Neufeld, Richard W. 87 Newell, Thomas J. 72 Newman, Robert V. 87,58 Newmaster, Thomas W. 88, 52, 176 Nicholas, Charles R. 72 Nichols, Dennis A. 103 Niemet, Thomas E. 88,47,55 Nieuwenhuis, Leon E. 34 Nissen, Walter G. 72 Nitch, Thomas R. 88 Noga, Thomas R. 72 Nolan, Thomas P. 76 Noland, Brian F. 88 Nonnenmann, Michael J. 88, 46 Nonnemann, Philip T. 103 Noppe, Rene J ., Jr. 72,148 Northey, Thomas M. 88 Nucci, Daniel G. 103 Nykaza, Frederick J. 88 O'Brien, James D. 34,125 O'Brien, Stephen P. 72, 122, 123 O'Brien, Patrick M. 88 O'Connor, Hugh J . 34 O'Connor, James P. 103 O'Corkery, Patrick 54 O'Donnell, Joseph E. 72,176 O'Donnell, Peter S. 42,34, 44,55 O'Hara, Edward J. 104,52, 56,57 O'Hara, John P. 72 Ohland, Thomas M. 104 Ohlendorf, Mark R. 41,34,48 Ohsann, Marvin F. 72,46 Olka, William P. 103,165,58 Olszak, Martin J. 104,133, 47,51 O'Malley, Michael T. 88,54 O'Meara, James W. 35 O'Neill, Richard F. 72 O'Rourke, Francis T. 104,58 O'Rourke, Joseph R. 104 Orr, James K. 76 Ostertag, Michael E. 88 Ozmon, Nat P. 88 Pacha, Joseph M. 72,148 Painter, Stephen B. 88 Panther, Stephen F. 73 Paone, Anthony E. 88 Paone, Phil R. F. 72,46 Parizek, James F. 35 Parochetti, David A. 88 Passig, Robert L. 88 Paulsen, William G. 104 Paustian, Dennis M. 104 Paustian, Jimmy G. 73 Peacock, John B. 104,176 Pech, Robert L. 104,57 Pechous, Raymond J. 35 Pelkey, John C. 35 Peters, James W. 88 Peters, John E. 88,118,124, 50 Peterson, Harry S. 104 Peterson, Lloyd G. 104 Peterson, Michael V. 42,35, 148,176 Peterson, Thomas J. 104,64 Pfaff, Thomas M. 88 Piasecki, Timothy R. 88, 150, 58 Piccinini, Allessandro J. 35 Pieper, Joseph A. 104 Pierce, Charles L. 73 Pierce, John W. 88 Piper, Dennis J . 35 Pirrera, Anthony J. 88 Pirrera, Peter C. 73 Pohlman, Lee J. 76 Pohlman, William G. 104 Pomberg, John A. 35,176 Porter, Robert F. 104 Pottratz, David A. 73 Postan, Philip T. 104 Powers, Michael J. 104 Price, David J. 35 Pritchard, John L. 35 Pruden, Robert A. 76 Pruitt, James G. 73,56 Prust, Peter 53 Pusateri, Anthony V. 35,46, 55 Quilty, Stephen P. 104 Quinn, Victor J . 73 Rainey, John L . 35,53 Reader, John l. 88 Recksieck, Gregory T. 36,148 Reed, Thomas G. 104 Reed, Thomas P. 88 Reimers, Craig J, 89 Reimers, Vaughn W. 73 Reinhold, Wesley G. 89 Reiser, John R. 89 Reynolds, John K. 104 Ridings, Donald E. 73,124,5O Ries, Arthur C. 104 Rigeman, John W. 104,47,54 Riley, George J . 89 Ritter, Herbert A. 104 Rivizzigno, Joseph 105,125 Roath, Stephen J. 89,56 Robbins, Robert G. 73,57 Robertson, Max A . 105 Robertson, Wayne B. 36, 121, 50 Robinson, John D. 73 4 Rochforcl, Thomas D. 41,89 Roddy, Martin T. 89,47,49 Roehlk, Donald H. 36 Roehlk, Robert J . 105 Roenfeldt, John E. 76 Roesler, Brian M. 36 Rogenski, Steve J . 36 Rogers, Jeffrey W. 105 Rohb, Daniel C. 73,122,123, 50 Rohret, Patrick F. 89 Roost, Joseph F. 73,58 Rose, William T. 50,52,89 Rosella, Thomas A. 73 Ross, J. D. 36 ' Rudbeck, Thomas G. 89 Ruder, James P. 89 Rudnik, Vern C. 105 Ruffus, Michael R. 42,48,51, 73 Rusk, Dennis L. 73,128 Ryan, David E. 89 Ryan, James H. 105 Ryan, Michael T. 36,57 Ryder, David J . 73 Sacco, Daniel L. 105 Saelens, Randolph J. 105 Saelens, Roderick T. 105 Solabes, George R. 73 Salois, David T. 36 Salsbury, Thomas 89 Sandstrom, Robert L. 105 Santorelli, Severino 105 Santry, Daniel C. 36 Sax, Lawrence A. 58,105,151 Scammon, Craig A. 105 r Scanlon, Robert J. 89 Scannell, Michael P. 47,55, 89 Schaeffer, William G. 89,162 Schepker, James F. 89 Schierbrock, Karl V. 44,89 Schissel, Richard J. 105 Schlicksup, PeterJ. 89 Schloemer, Lawrence W. 89 Schlump, Brian W. 89 Schmitt, Jack M. 44,149 Schmitz, Richard P. 73 Schmidt, Lawrence W. 58,89, 125 Schnecloth, Eugene R. 89 Schneeberger, Frank J. 90 Schnepel, Barry L. 90 Schneider, James D. 90 Schnider, D. 58 Scholtz, Walter D. 90 Schrad, Dale E. 36,156 Schricker, David C. 105 Schultz, Gregory R. 64,90 Schulz, Charles E. 105 Schumacher, John S. 73 Schutte, William D. 105 Schwarz, Thomas M. 36 Schwartz, Larry A. 105 Schwartzhoff, Walter V. 90 Scordino, Joseph P. 73 Scott, Donald C. 90 Scott, John R. 105 Scranton, Herbert R. 90 Sebastian, Ronald J. 90 Sebesta, Frank J. 105 Segura, Joseph M. 90 Segura, Nicholas M. 52,90 Serafin, Louis A. 90 Sevening, Paul A. 36,57 Shagman, Robert 56 Shanley, Gregory J. 44,90 Shannon, James N . 105 Shannon, John K. 90 Shaw, Donald E. 44,73 Shaw, William F. 105 Shea, David M. 50,56,73,125 Sheehan, Thomas C. 105 Shepler, Larry L. 106 Sherlock, James R. 74,125 Shevik, George 74 Shilay, Peter 56,58,59,90 Shinners, Dennis P. 90 Shippert, John P. 106 Short, Edward P. 90 Showalter, Thomas J. 74 Shriber, John M. 106 Shughart, Glenn E. 90 Shumate, Stephen J. 106 Siefers, Marvin L. 90 Simmons, Albert E. 37 Simmons, Clarence P. 106,125 Simon, Theodore J. 74 Simon, Thomas L. 74 Sisk, Kenneth E. 37,56 Slania, Gerald C. 90 Slavish, Gary F. Slesicki, Larry D. 90 Smith, David L. 106 Smith, Dennis J. 56,74 Smith, Donald K. 106 Smith, James T. 90 Smith, Leary A. 37 Smith, Mark T. 91 Smith, Michael S. 52,106,145 Smith, Smith, Smith Michael W. 90 Sr. M. James OSB. Warren G. 74 Snowdon, James X. 91 Snyder, James J . 106 Snyder, Thomas M. 91 Solon, Terence P. 106 Somera, Orlando A. 106 Sonneville, David 74,165 Spear, Mark A. 106 Staff, Thomas T. 23 Stahl, Donald L. 47,74,148 Stahl, Michael J. 106 Stangl, Neil P. 91 Staley,'James L. 91 Stamets, Thomas E. 47,91 Stanmar, Reginald S. 106 Starkweather, Galen J. 106 Staudt, Howard P. 58,106 Steckel, David J. 37,165 Stefanutti, Joseph G. 55,91, 147 Steimle, Raymond M. 37 Stever, lvol L. 106 Stierwalt, Kenneth W. 106 Stillo, Joseph T. 37,55 Stimac, Michael R. 91 Stimmel, Michael J. 91 Stirzen, Robert S. 74 Stoessel, Stephen A. 106 Stolmeier, Robert C. 37 Stolte, William J. 74 Stout, Richard R. 74 Stouvenel, Gerald E. 58,74 Stratman, Thomas N . 91 Striegel, Robert M. 58,91 Stump, John A. 91 Suggs, Kenneth H. 74 Sulentic, Thomas E. 106 Sullivan, George J . 74 Sullivan, James M. 106 Sullivan , John W. 37,48 Sullivan, Michael T. 47,106 Sullivan, William P. 106 Sundeen, Henry A. 91 Svetich, Edward M. 54,107 Swanson, David D. 37 Swanson, Michael A. 153 Sweeney, Joseph R. 47,107 Switski, Victor T. 91 Taphorn, John J. 91 TCIPP91 Clifford W. 107 Tappa, Eugene B. 91 Tavegia, Richard E. 107 Tavegia, William L. 91 Terrill, William E. 37 Thibeau, Tobias R. 47,107 Thiel, Robert J. 37,56 Thies, David M. 91 Thiessen, DennisJ. 91,121, 165 Thode, Richard W. Thomas, Dennis M. 55,91 Thomas, Robert S. 64,91,113, 133 Thomasson, Robert E. 74 Thompson, John A. 51,107 Thompson, Patrick A. 91 Tiedie, James R. 58,107 Tiernan, Lawrence R. 37,165 Tierney, Thomas M. 92 Tighe, Charles R. 92 Timbrook, Henry A. 92,119 Timmermeyer, William J. 92 Tofanelli, John J. 92 x Toohill, Donald J. 38,51,57 Toohill, Michael L. 47,51,107 Townsend, Robert G. 107 Townsend, Robert L. 92 Trayer, Harlyn L. 38,58 Tritt, John E. 47,107 Tschopp, William F. 107 Tunnicliff, Gerald T. 92 Turner, Victor R. 74 Underwood, John M. 50,74, 118,122,123,125 Uthoff, Roy M. 92 Vahey, Daniel A. 92 Valiquette, Albert H. 58,107 Vanbestien, Leonard J. 107 Vandello, James P. 107 Vanderhorn, Steven J. 92 Van Lancker, Peter M. 92 Van Landuyt, Albert D. 45,92 Vanparys, Robert C. 107 Vanquather, James J . 74,118, 128,131 Van Quathem, Robert 38 Vansevern, Gerald J . Van Stechelman, James L. Van Wetzinga, Russell 107 Vanzo, Patrick A. 92 Verbais, Henry R. 107 Vercoutere, John M. 92 Verdun, Gerald J . 92 Verdun, Robert J. 74 Vinci, Florian T. 92 Viren, Jack P. 74 Vize, Joseph C. 38,45 Voegeli, George J. 107 Voegeli, Mark W. 92,112 Vogel, John C. 43,92 Vonfeldt, Edward J. 74 Von Maur, Cable 74 Voss, Edwin G. 92 Wacker, William E. 107 Waco, Lawrence J. 75 Waddick, Peter J. 75 Wodle, Michael P. 58,75,125 Wagner, Lawrence C. 44 Wagner, Robert H. 41,107 Wahlig, George C. 92 Walanski, Kenneth A. 38,44 Waldschmidt, John R. 58, 107, 125 Wall, Larry L. 92 Wall,Mar D. 38 Wallace, Mark C. 107 Wallace, Stephen J. 51,107 Wallin, Glenn N. 108, 125 Wallin, John O. 50,55,75, 122,123,125 Walliasper, Donald F. 38 Walsh, John T. 46,75 Walsh, Michael P. 42,47 Walsh, Thomas J. 108 Walton, Ronald E. 92 Ward, Michael E. 58,92 75 Warta , Darrell L. Watson, David L. Watson, James P. 93 Watson, John C. 108 Watson, John F. 38 Watson Watts , , Joseph M. 75 Lawrence C. 108 Webster, Thomas A. 46,75 Wedean, David R. 38 Wegworth, Donald E. 75 Weiler, Frederick P. 38,53 Weir, Richard A. 93 Wellman, Marvin B. 38 Welsh, Michael F. 38 wendel, Thomas E. 108 West, James E. 108 Whalen, James M. 39,49 Whalen, Michael W. 108 Wheeler, Robert l. 108 White, Kenneth J. 75 White, Robert B. 108 Whitebread, Ronald E. 93 Wickster, George H. 54,108 Wiebler, Richard H. 108 Wieck, Michael D. 108 Wiese, Robert R. 108 Wilbur, Robert C. 108 Wildermuth, Ronald E. 75 Wilger, John E. 108 Wilken, Barry L. 108 Wilkerson, Walter H. 39 Williams, Karl M. 108 Williams, Lawrence A. 39,46 Williams, Richard T. Williams, Walter A. 75 Willis, Robert J. 93 Wilske, Donald L. 108 Wink, Nicholas A. 93 Winne, Richard T. 93 Winter, Jeffrey B. 108 Wisley, Stephen J . 39 Wiss, Martin B. 93,133 Witry, Peter J . 52,93 Wolf, Donald F. 93 Wolters, James A. 93 Wood, Dennis R. 108 Wood, Randall J. 39,118. 128,130 Warby, Gary E. 108 Wuensch, George N . 55,56, 93 Wulf, Richard K. 93 Wunsch, Gary K. 108 Wysoske, Donald R. 93 Yowell, Kenneth A. 93 Yochum, Thomas M. 93 Zagarella, Peter R. 75 Zahlmann, Robert B. 93 Zavitz, Gerald D. 39 Zelnio, Stanley M. 39,46 Zidlicky, Thomas J. 110 Ziegler, James D. 47,108 Ziemba, Richard J. 39 Zimmerman, Thomas W. 49,93 Zimmerman, Vernon L. 39 Zippay, Robert M. 39,46 Zousel, John F. 58,75 Zremski, Neal A. 39,46 Zu Mares, Jerome J . 93 Zumdome, Daniel J. 93 Zumdome, Larry E. 110