Saint Ambrose College - Oaks Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1969 volume:

X 35 ccztional Issueg Volume rs! Coedu F 1' , . Ml 1' FAQ., .rw-- E 4' ei' ggi g . gy.. 5 i is ei 4 wg? 'K' W, gs' 'S -uri TRDD TIO Currently, St. Ambrose College is undergoing a necessary and vital transformation. Expansion of the coIlege's facilities is now taking place to meet the growing needs of the school by the oaks. This change is visibly reflected in the new and the proposed campus buildings and facilities. Another mirror of this progress is the presence, for the first time officially, of the college woman on the St. Ambrose campus. The official admission of full time women stu- dents to the halls of this institution of higher learning is a real credit to this liberal arts col- 2 lege. Now, St. Ambrose is a liberal arts college. The opportunities offered by St. Ambrose are now available to the modern women. Because this is the original year of the college woman as a full time student here, the Oaks deems it proper to concentrate its efforts towards highlighting this innovation. We, the staff of the '69 Oaks, intend to reveal the invasion of the fair- er sex onto our traditional male campus. Stu- dents of St. Ambrose College, the academic school year 1968-1969 shall be remembered as the Year of the Woman. AQ' Y' M INTRODUCTION PAGE 2 FACULTY 8: STAFF 6 HOMECOMING 22 CLASSES 30 CAMPUS CLUBS 106 COLLEGE SCENE 138 SPORTS 166 OAKS COLOPHON 182 ADVERTISERS 184 DIRECTORY 197 W an ihaewn 1 V, Reverend Frederick Joseph McMahan has served St. Ambrose College for many years. Fa- ther graduated from St. Ambrose College in 1935. He began his long career of service at St. Am- brose in 1940 when he was a high school teacher and assistant principal at the Academy. In 1951 he became a faculty member of the college. Fa- ther McMahan was chairman of the Education Department from 1954 until 1963. He has also served as Acting President and Vice-President of the college. Currently Father McMahan is Director of the Testing Program and the Academic Dean of St. Ambrose. --Father meets this difficult. job by up- holding the academic standards of this college, yet he never fails to realize the individual per- sonalities ofthe students. lt is because of his ability to balance the two factors in his present position as Academic Dean and because of his previous years of contribution to the St. Ambrose College Community, that we dedicate the Oaks '69 to Father Frederick McMa- han and hope to see future years of his outstand- ing and devoted service. .. f ' g J Bishop Gerald F. O'Keefe and two priest-faculty concelebrale Silver Jubilee Our Diocesan prelate, the Most Rev. Gerald F. O'Keefe celebrated his Sil- ver jubilee along with four other priests in this diocese. Of these four priests marking their twenty-fifth year of service will be two members of our priest-faculty staff at St. Ambrose Col- lege. The OAKS takes this opportunity to extend it's accolade to the Rev. Charles C. Shepler, head of our Speech Dep't. and to the Rev. John J. Dunne, Language professor in Span- ish. We wish them many more years ser- vice beyond their December, 1968 ob- servance and concelebrated anniver- saries. Left: Mrs. Spencer, the President's Sec'y, and Fr. McMa h3!'!. mm.....1... . Right: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Sebastian St. Ambrose College Rev. Joseph E. Kokjohn, Vice- president 8- Chairman of the English Dep't. G. Menke, President of X Rev. Frederick J. McMahan, Dean of the College 6 Thomas A. Grady, Business Mgr. Juanita Monholland, Registrar i Leo G. Miller, Director of De- C. J. Williams, Ass't to the velopment President AC LTY FF .lohn Killion, Head Librarian Beverly Ginsberg, Director of Public Information ling?-Q F - va ac l lr- K U. 1' Edward Rogalski, Dean of Stu- dents Harvey L. Pierson, Director of Admissions Max Shillman, Director of Placement Richard W. Aubry, Ass't Direc- tor of Development Louise .L. Klingman, Oliice Mgr. 7 Eleanor Koester, Ass't Librar- C. L, McCreight, Admissions ian Counselor A. Lynn Bryant, M.A., Economics Sr. Ritamary Bradley, Ph.D., English Professor Morris Calsyn, M.S., Physics Loretta Salsbury, College Cen- ter Hostess Anthony Antao, M.A., Economics dk ,V '- in Psychology Dep't Chairman, Sr. Annette Walters, Ph.D. Thomas F. Chouteau, M.A., Art Dep't., Chairman Division of Fine Arts Dick Shannon. Sr. Anne Claire Coleman, M.A., Languages H. Shannon Boyd, M.S., demonstrates the finer points of slide-rule manipulation to student Center: Dr. Prudent Coussens, Ph.D., Iowa, Languages Rev. Wm. F. Dawson, Ph.D., Phi- John Decker, M.B.A., Economics Iosophy I 9 Robert J. Duax, M.S., Physical Wayne DeJohn, M.A., A., History Education Rev. Francic W. J. Duncan, M.A. Dep't of History Michael J. Dunne, M.A., Biology v Rev. John J. Dunne, M.A., Span- ish Dr. Robert Edwards, Ph.D. Phi- losophy W5gggygeguxzfiiieileiwism-11- ex, I ,ex g A gg 4 i-?355i?e5ikS-'3b.i5AE5Yf:ZE?Q ,i9?E'i3i7iT15f'ii 2395352553 Rev. Pasquale L. Ferrara, Ph.D., Chairman of Dep't. of Modern Languages Matthew W. Hart, J.D., Econom- ics and Business Lecturer Stephen A. Hart, L.L.B., Ac- counting Richard E. Geiger, M.A., History Francis J. Gerzina, M.M., In- structor in Music Dep't. if--sv Dorothy A. Haskins, M.A., Chemistry Dep't. Paul A. Hauck, Ph.D., Lecturer in Psychology f ' f, tor William J. Hegge, D.R.S., Theol ogy Dept. Left: Joseph Will, M.A., Mathematics Instruc- Arvella E. Hertje, M.A., Instruc- tor in Spanish Rev. Joseph A. Hratz, B.S., B.A., Dep't of Mathematics John J. Heibing, B.S., Account- ing Dep't. Herbert J. Hodges, Ph.D., Eco nomics and Business Lecturer , A. nomics and Business Dep't. 12 Welles F. Jackson, M.B.A., Eco- Rev. Carl S. Rice, Ph.D., Chairman of Biology Dep't. Marvin E. Kanne, M.A., lnstruc- Rev. James P. Kelleher, Ph.D tor in Philosophy English Dep't. 'ISE Jw: Sr. Patricia Kennedy, Ph.D., Asst. prof. of English Gregory Lensing, M.A., Lan- guages, Modern ni ,sa-um. William Kenney, M.S., Chemis- try Instructor Rev. L. Lew, M.A., Religion Alan Logan, M.S., Dept. of Robert Masat, Ph.D., Prof. of gf zf. We Wf Mathematics Biology 5 , M ,,, ? 1 WY Ze , R' -if .,. 5 .. W ii S22 Ji 32 k F aw if Q- 13 f 31 Rev. Carrol A. McGivern, B.A Spanish Left: Bertrand J. Miller, Ph.D., Chairman of Dept. of Physics Mrs. Kay L. McGrew, B.S., ln- structor of Women's Physical Education John Norton, Ph.D., Political Science John F. McGuire, M.A., English Ivan J. McShane, M.A., Dept. of English Rev. John S. Smith, Ph.D., Chairman of History Dept. I4 Robert E. Newton, Ph.D. Politi- cal Science Roy L. Owen, M.A., Physical Ed- ucation Beatriz N. Santos, Ph.D., Asst. Prof. of Education I 'lr Edward J. Scheck, M.A., Physi- cal Education Dept. ca., .,. Leslie E. Schaefer, M.A., Dept. of Speech John W. Schmits, B.A., Art 8. Engineering Depts. Agnes C. Renner, M.A., Dept. of History Left: Wallace M. Evans, D.C.S., Chairman of Accounting Dept. James D. Resnick, M.S., Chem- istry Dept. Chairman Leo T. Kilfoy, M.A., Chairman of Physical Education Dept. 8- basketball coach Matthew M. McMahon, Ph.D., Chairman of Political Science Dept. Rev. William J. Stratman, M.S., Science Dept. lleft to rightj Mr. Komasa, .lack Kerns and Mike Gimbel observe an experiment. Edmund L. Shapley, B.B.A., Prof. of Accounting Edward Silling, M.A., English Instructor Rev. John M. Shipman, M.S.W., Religion 8- Sociology Lawrence O. Soens, M.A., Latin Instructor Noel J. Komasa, M.S., Chairman of Agriculture Dept. I6 nw--V Rev. James E. Greene, M.M., Chairman of Dept. of Music Km Robert E. Sutton, M.M.Ed., Prof. of Music Rev. Herman A. Strub, M.A., Dept. of Religion Fred J. Svec, M.A., Lecturer in Economics Thomas Tyree, Dept. of Busi- Mary Vinje, Ph.D., Dept. of Biol- D955 Ogy I7 Gerald L. Hamel, M.B.A., Dept. of Economics, Chairman ff-'N -.1 James L. Willaert, M.A., Speech 8. Drama Depts. gy Dept. John C. Wolfe, Ph.D., Psycholo- Charles C. Vorderberg, M.A., Prof. of Speech Philip F. Walsh, M.S., Instructor of Physics tion Dept. I' 18 Arthur J. Yonke, M.S., Educa- Rev. Paul J. Coleman, B.A., Dept. of Theology ig? 1, Hg, gig Catherine Schmidt, School Nurse Rev. Charles C. Shepler, M.A., Chairman of Speech Dept. - .,--ag -452 J! N. I Lillian Weaver, Librarian Mary Bock. B00kS!0fe Right: John F. Fitzgibbon, Ph.D., Dept. of Philosophy Chairman Margaret Westphal, Testing Olfice ig ,.,, xg.. Joann Linnberg, Campus Book- store Mgr. LEFT: Kay Spencer, Sec'y to Dean of Students - Librarians Eleanor Koester, Minnie Seng and Grace Ough Mary Carmack, Secretary RIGHT: Administration Stafi Marjorie Boland, Betty La goni, and Virginia Stedwell. LEFT: Business Oflice Staffg Elizabeth Phelan, Ruth Peacock Up, up di away Calendar of Events Wednesday Election of Queen Variety Show Thursday Float Building Rally Queen's Tea Election of Miss Congeniality Friday Homecoming Dance at Coliseum entertainment by Dukes of Rhythm Saturday Homecoming Parade Football Game St. Ambrose vs. Augustana Greased Pig Contest Concert at Assumption The Happenings Fred Smoot Denny Brooks Party at Danceland Sunday Bi-school Mass at St. Ambrose Open House at both schools Q. Ver W ifmf V, s R. ,si wx Q' .fist KT ,fps :Q This year St. Ambrose and Marycrest went Up, Up, and Away with Homecoming '68. This year's home- coming unbelievably surpassed last year's program. Under the direction of Ambrosian Jim Ruder and Sue Putnam from Marycrest, the students of both schools truly went up and away for five thrilling days and nights. Homecoming '68 enjoyed the longest parade ever to appear in the Quad-Cities. A Queen's Tea was a very huge success and the addition of a float-building rally proved fruitful and fun. Another first was the hilarious greased pig contest. The flag football game with rival Augustana resulted in victory for the Bees. And no one will ever forget the Saturday evening concert with The Happenings, Fred Smoot, and Denny Brooks, or the fabulous atmosphere of the Friday night dance at the Col. The peak of homecoming was reached Saturday night at the Danceland party where students were surpised with the attendance of the Concert entertainers. 22 3 LEFT: Assumption High School Gym was the scene for Saturday eve- ning's concert with the Happenings . Homecoming queen Bernie Markey Sophomore Peoria, Illinois Sue Myer Senior Burlington, Iowa Mary Lynn Wahlig Senior Daven port, Iowa Linda Evans Senior Bridgeport, Connecticut Right: Queen Jane Pritchard Senior Des Moines, Iowa I 24 it di her eight attendants Pat Bradshaw Maureen Miller Junior Junior Grand Mound, Iowa Solon, Iowa ' U Lefi: Rani Chione Junior Morton, Illinois Gena Regan Fresh ma n Brookiield, Wisconsin Left: From left to right Queen Jane Pritchard with attendants Pat Bradshaw and Sue Mvar ..., -. 'WM Ambrose Homecoming Chairman Jim Ruder gets throttled for his efiorts. Right: One of the nearly one hundred units to take part in Saturday's Homecoming parade. 26 4 , iv' 7 'W' igfgflilffy ST .mf-egg 1 , fa .1 , ww ,,,, A U ' wlfffn gzlfigfif ' - -L , . ,. ,fm , J Above: SAC and MC Student Government Presidents ride this one out in style. M 3 'Q f ,gp v as 12 4 rf I 1 pm gm sv-pm ffi? 1' 3 vm ww-f 51 ' '1 GNE it'iAYi -0 Left: a loser fthe pigj is dragged across the finish line by a vic- As torious team in the 'Greased Pig' contest. r EQ? ttrr 'fr I F 1 QQ- 1 i 1' --. 1' my ann-1 X'-ef. wg 1.-.iw fm X i ,V KL A, kr 1 . .ai 1 ., .. :,. .. , . af! 43? 'Q V :V A ff? if ..-ev If? V ig ' , x fi - .. ww W .gf 6 1 . 1 ' if K . gy, , t Q , P3 7 L in E x 9 Q., gg . , . 5533 Eg .5 I. 1 5' A 5. Lf.f T, 2, si 2 i , mL L . - . T ' ,K rg Y Fw Q? f L fu h Ff- U B 7 I gk 'N ff 7 1 Ag ,, ,L ,.,, - - :LFQVLZZIK 2 ,,,. , ,K K5 g 6 W wi 2 ,fam K, 7, yu, -my . k W j- Qjf VFPI' i f ix A lx ' f,h.nn,.ms.f. . X xx 2 W Concelebrated Mass was Sunday's highlight in Christ the King Chapel. SE IORS Q69 Class Officers: Qleft to rightl Gregory Shanley, Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Weir, Presidentg and Dennis Kripp, Vice-President. Oaks applauds ten seniors for 1968-'69 Michael P. Walsh Accounting Chicago, Ill. After four years of living within an institution, one has usually come away affected by it without making a constructive contribution to its betterment. Since Mike Walsh was elected president of the sophomore class, he has worked to prevent situations of this type. As a member of the Student Government Association, and, finally, as its president, Mike has emphasized the importance of each individual student as well as that of the student body in formulating administrative policy. The great- ness of this institution will in no small way be due to the dedication and perseverance of Mike Walsh. It is for this reason that the Oaks staff honors him. 30 Patrick B. Elliott History Genoa, lll. Dennis P. Geraghty Physical Education Davenport, Ia. Thomas D. Rochford Political Science Peoria, lll. Pat Elliott is known by all at St. Ambrose College as a leader of social reform. Working closely with the Peace Movement on campus, he has helped initiate the Biafran Relief Fund and has been an active supporter of the Catons- ville Nine. Pat has also served on the Student Council during his junior and senior years as Off-Campus Representative. A smiling fellow with a laugh that catches on can best be described as a man of principle. Due to his unstinting enthusiasm and zest James Grayson is one of the most outstanding personalities of the senior class. His career at St. Ambrose has exemplified student involvement at its best. Besides holding several club and class offices, Jim has been active in Big Brothers, chorus and Theatre lll. Currently, he is president of the local Youth Council of the NAACP. This coupling of Jim's dynamic personality and his activist role on campus has culminated in his being elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. James R. Grayson An outstanding guard and co-captain of the 1968-69 History basketball team, Dennis Geraghty is a playmaker who can remain calm in the tightest of clutch plays. Denny has also maintained a high average in grades as well as in scoring baskets. He has fittingly been awarded membership to the Monogram Club as a result of his fine performance and has been an active member of the Physical Education Department. Washington, D.C. Service to the college and to the community has been the outstanding quality of John Heidtke. His service has been shown through involvement in one of the most worthwhile organizations on campus-the Big Brother's Club. During the past year he was its president. John has also main- tained an admirable scholastic standing, especially in his major field. A likeable man with his devotion and respon- sible attitude toward some of our basic problems wins the recognition of the Oaks staff. John H. Heidtke Psychology Woodstock, lll. Soft spoken but involved is one of the best descriptions of Thomas Rochford. During the past four years Tom has served on the Student Council and was responsible for many successful homecomings. This past year he deserves credit for reviving a once dormant Young Democrats Club into an organization aware of the great political and moral questions facing us today. Despite his many commitments, Tom has maintained a very respectable grade average. 31 Jim Ruder: Homecoming 1968, Jim Ruder:Homecoming spiritg Jim Ruder: St. Ambrose spirit. Yes, Jim was the cause and the impetus behind this year's homecoming. How good aj job did he do? We all know the answer to that question. Jim in his usual hard working manner has also achieved mention in Who's Who Among American College Students for 1969. During his four years here at St. Ambrose, Jim has proven by his hard work and very vibrant enthusiasm that he is an outstanding Ambrosian and more than that, an outstanding personality. Jim, nobody else will be as welcome as you will be at Homecoming 1969. Jim, whose major is Philosophy, has a philoso- James P. Ruder Business phy all of his own-friendliness. His pleasant southern drawl is easy on the ear. He is always ready to lend a hand to help his fellow student. Among the boarders of Hayes Hall there is no better leader than Jim. He has served two years on both the Academic Senate and the Seminary Senate. If the saying Life is what you make of it is true, we know that Jim will have a very good life. Manteno, III. The Athletic Department will always be in- debted to the dedication and work of Dennis Thiessen. Through his excellent reporting in the weekly sports column and his involvement in the intramural program, our athletic program has enjoyed continued success. Denny has also put his speech major into practical use by par- ticipating in the debate team and broadcasting the basketball games. Always willing to be of service, the Voice of the Bees deserves special recognition for his many contributions. Dennis J. Thiessen Speech 8. Drama Davenport, la. Henry has been at St. Ambrose for three years now and maintains better than a B average. But Henry's specialty is running. He holds the school mile record, he is a member of the four mile and distance medley teams that also hold school records. In cross-country, he holds the school three, four, and five mile records. During his senior season he set seven consecu- tive course records at seven different schools. Henry has climaxed his cross country career here at St. Ambrose by placing 24th in the N.A.l.A. Na- tional Meet this fall. Needless to say, Henry is outstanding. 32 James D. Schneider Philosophy Magnolia, Ark. Henry A. Timbrook Economics E. Moline, lll. Michael J. Adamschick Accounting Niagara Falls, N.Y. Class Of 1969 Curtis L. Bach Psychology Davenport, Ia. James R. Allen Art Ottawa, lll. imp-J Gary J. Aitchison George P. Allen Mathematics Business Cascade, la. Davenport, Ia. Clifford C. Avon William C. Assell Sociology Psychology Davenport, Ia. Kenan Bresnan Aurora, III. W, ,, , ,Q , . , ,... , Champaign, Ill- Jerome E. Bald Accounting Davenport, Ia. an ,J-v' 'HP' Joseph P. Barnes Psychology Davenport, la. X L William H. Barr Business Morris, Ill. Mark S. Berset Business Medway, Mass. William K. Bedford Business Davenport, Ia. John L. Blaisdell Political Science Bradford, Ill. Lawrence M. Bellmore Political Science Kankakee, III. Leslie B. Bell lll English James R. Booth Philosophy Davenport, Ia. Edward A. Botkin History Davenport, Ia. Bethesda, Md. - 1-, liQ9?'ff?ffii '.i5fif5E22.s.Q.Qi' jiif' ff l Richard K. Bohling Business Davenport, Ia. William A. Boyler Terrence G. Brennan Business History Davenport, Ia. Williston Pk., N.Y. . l Gary W, Brock Michael J. Brodell Accounting English Davenport, Ia. Moline, Ill- Thomas S. Brown John J. Brown Business Business Moline, Ill. Davenport, la. Howard W. Brown Sociology Auburn, Me. Raymond J. Brown Mathematics Chicago, lll. Michael L. Burden Speech L Drama Fulton, Ill. Terrence J. Cahill Biology Hillside, Ill. Frank C. Camarda Timothy G. Canavan Business Political Science East Northport, N.Y. Forest Park, Ill. I 35 Ronald W. Carstens Anthony L- CBYUSO Political Science English Davenport, la. New Providence, N.J 'KRW W! . Y' Class a of 1969 Michael M. Casey Thomas L. Cavanaugh Political Science Business Libel tyVilIe, Roscaey John R. Christopher Accounting Moline, ml William W. Christerson Gary B. Claerhout History Accounting Winchester, Mass. Moline, Ill. David R. Choby Philosophy Nashville, Tenn. Kim John Clay Business Davenport, Ia. '1 'Y John J- C0llif1S.Jl'- James H. L. Collins Speech Sociology River Forest. Ill- Rock Island, Ill. l Kenneth F. Conklin Physics Davenport, Ia. I 36 Thomas J. Conley III Jack V. Connors Business Physics Park Ridge, Ill. Bettendorf, Ia. Kerry M. Cowen William E. Crafts Accounting Accounting Sidney, N.Y. Bettendorf, Ia. Gene A. Conrad Political Science Lowden, la. Anthony F. Corsiglia French Davenport, Ia. James M. Crossen History Davenport, la. Patrick H. Crossen x Richard E. Crow Thomas J. Cuber, Jr. Business Business Davenport, Ia. Western Springs, Ill. Accounting Davenport, la. Thomas H. Cunningham Michael P. Cunningham Philosophy Economics Rock Island, Ill. Davenport, la. William E. Curtis James V. Dalton Accounting Business Mt. Prospect, III. Clinton, la. Joseph M. DeBrecht Business St. Charles, Ill. Leon F. DeJuIius Mathematics Davenport, la. Robert R. Keppy Eldridge, Ia. Richard Flaherty 38 John J. Davies Sr. Mary Martin DeBlake Biology Education Moline, III. Moline, III. J ... X B 'Q' ,.i 8 K , 1 Ted M. DeMeuIenaere Donald J. DeWit History Business E. Moline, lll. Chicago, Ill. Mary Alice Winne V. Gregory Dolan Business Bettendorf, Ia. Thomas M. Dufly Erich F, Eiperi Richard H. Elmore Thomas A. Ertel Math Biology Business Psychology Niles, Ill. West Point, Ia. CNC380, Ill- DSVGHPOYY. I3- Ronald A. Erickson John A. Flambo History Sociology Moline, Ill. Bettendorf, li- ' X ., IA Y Richard L Ford David A. Frantz Business Philosophy Rochester, N.Y. Riverside, la. 1 4 W 39 Marvin J. Glass Political Science Arcadia, la. Gary W. Griffith .ap s Michael L. Goetz Economics Keokuk, la. Timothy E. Gormley Political Science Houlton, Me. Leo T. Golby Philosophy Neponset, III. Political Science River Forest, III. Richard E. Hafner Business Peoria, Ill. Robert D. Gunsolley Lawrence P. Gusman Leo E. Haas Education Art Business Rock Island, Ill. Moline, III. El Paso, Ill. John P. Hand Sr. M. Kathleen Hannan Biology Education Madison, Wisc. Moline, III. Class 0f1969 Michael B. French Philosophy Davenport, Ia. af , we Ralph J. Garcia Physics Davenport, Ia. Rickie W. Frye Roger A. Furman Philosophy Physical Education E. Chicago, lll. Peoria, III. Edward J. Gebelein John P. Geiss Accounting Philosophy Davenport, la. Syracuse, N.Y. John F. Ginocchio John A, Girlus Business Accounting Chicago, Ill. Davenport, la. t . William P. Geisler Dennis M- Gille5Pie German Biology S0lT'lel'Se'l, NJ. Hampton, Iu- A --f Armand W, Girard William D. Gissel Political Science Political Science Manchester, Conn-. W- Chicago, ill- Jeflery D. Hahhe Richard G. Hassi John L. Hennessee Mathematics Business Biology M0lil'le, ill- Des Moines, Ia. Davenport, la. Robert F. Highland Business Durand, lll. Michael P. Houllhan Gerald A. Howard I Accounting English Joh? W- Hvfvaflc Arlington Hgts., in. Bettendorf, la. Business Chicago, Ill. 42 James H. Hickey Accounting Camp Grove, Ill. .. 2, X. ,1- . 5, , .33 ' i f Michael E. Hobson David W. Hodges Ronald L Holycross Business Natural Science Physical Education Albany, Ill. Davenport, Ia. Danville, Ill. Michael J. Humes Business Rock Island, III. James C. Hundt Accounting Ft. Madison, la. Thomas A. Jansen Speech Davenport, la. William J. Kafienberger Business Davenport, la. Michael J. Hunter Robert F. Hutchinson Economics Accounting DeWitt, la. Rock Island, III. Ralph R. Iaccarino Philosophy Davenport, la. Kenneth P. Jeschke Business Villa Park, Ill. Robert D. Kearney Accounting Davenport, la. William R. Johnson Michael D. Johnston Business Accounting Davenport, Ia. North English, la. John W. Kearney Greg'-WY T- Keefe Accounting Biology Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Ronald L. Kessel Business Mendota, Ill. Gerhard A. Kohl Physical Education Sterling, III. Monroe R. Keys Sociology Rock Island, III. Thomas R. Ketelsen Business Davenport, Ia. Leonard L Koplitz Lawrence B. Kotula Psychology Business Chicago, Ill. Glen Ellyn, Ill. Pete J. Kostadelos Ari Rock Island, Ill. Hun-v0 '?' Thomas G. Kramer Business Chicago, Ill. Dennis M. Kripp Edward R. Kubajak Business French Glen Ellyn, Ill. Davenport, la. 44 Joseph J. Kroutil Sociology Bloomington, lll. James H. Laake History Davenport, Ia. Class 0f1969 Ronald C. Lamb Business Hampton, Ill. Edward J. Legner Philosophy Odell, Ill. Joseph L. Loucks, Jr. Political Science Geneseo, III. Robert J. Lowery Business Seneca, Ill. Dean V. Lawler Business New Providence, la. had 'Qfgw' David F. Leonard Business Clinton, Ia. John W. Ludtke Business Davenport, Ia. 45 Chung Nam Lee Mathematics Davenport, la. Joseph Lichtenberger Accounting Allendale, N.J. James J. Lunardi Political Science Davenport, la. James W. Lundholm Economics Rock Island, lll. Thomas J. Malchodi Physical Education New York, N.Y. Richard G. Luse Accounting Davenport, la. Peter J. Mallon Business Oak Park, lll. James A. Marti Physical Education Davenport, la. James F. Martin Speech 8. Drama Melrose Park, Ill. Patrick G. Maher James W. Mackin Political Science Political Science Davenport, la. DeWitt, la. Robert P. Marshall Michael P. Manternach History Political Science OUBWS, Ill- lowa City, la. Gerald T. Martin Accounting Davenport, Ia. Edward D. Math Business Davenport, la. James A. Matthys Accounting Davenport, Ia. Class 0f1969 David M. McGuiness History Davenport, la. Garvin E. Mayhew Natural Science Davenport, la. Richard A. May Eugene R. Maule Business Accounting Rockford, lll. I-add. Ill- David G. McDavitt Dennis L. McCallum Accounting John T- McGrath Business Ottumwa, Ia. sociology Rock Island, Ill. Davenport, Ia' Thomas J. McGuire J0S9Ph D- McMahon Political Science History Chicagg, III, New York, N.Y. 47 Gregory L. Miller Robert A. Monaco Philosophy Davenport, la. Juris P. Mezinskis Psychology Davenport, la. Business Oak Park, Ill. Class 1969 Robert E. Morvice Business Rockford, Ill. Timothy R. Motto History Bettendorf, la. ,K .....,,M Michael R. Mulvihill Steven J. Murray Mathematics Mathematics Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. William J. Murphy Political Science West Branch, la. John R. Monnier Chemistry Basco, lll. 'ic Q e if 1 2 J , mf g g ii K , ,,,, 4 sw, 1 M. ., 1.mm,e.,. Vincent J. Motto Political Science Bettendorf, la. Stephen A. Navolio Political Science Oak Park, lll. Thomas P. Nolan Business Davenport, Ia. Thomas W. Newmaster Political Science Ottumwa, la. Brian F. Noland Accounting Palatine, Ill. Thomas E. Niemet History Mt. Prospect, III. Michael J. Nonnemann Biology Milan, III. Thomas R. Noga Business Davenport, la. Frederick J. Nykaza Business Chicago, lll. Patrick M. 0'Brien Political Science Davenport, la. Robert L. 0'Hare Art Davenport, la. Joseph E. 0'DonneIl Sociology Clinton, Ia. Michael T. 0'MaIIey English Chicago, Ill. Michael E- Osteffag Stephen B. Painter Anthgny E, Paone Biology Mary Beth 0'HaIloran Philosophy E. Moline, lll. I Gregory P. Parsons John E. Peters Accounting Accounting Davenport, la. Muscatine, la. History Buflingivnv la- Ottawa, Ill. NJ . Business Sterling, III. Thomas M. Pfall Business Sigourney, Ia. Anthony J. Pirrera Accounting Springfield, III. Lawrence F. Phillips Political Science Davenport, Ia. Timothy R. Piasecki John W. Pierce Philosophy Physical Education Algonquin, lll. Newton, la. Dennis L. Polaschek Business Rock Island, Ill. John I. Reader Biology Port Byron, lll. Thomas P. Reed History Chicago, Ill. John R. Reiser Gegrge J, Riley Ec0f'0nf'c5 Sr. Norma J. Reiplinger Accounting Sp 'ng'f'e'd' 'H' Natural Science D3VenP0 tf '3- Nl0lil'lB, Ill. CYasS Wesley G. Reinhold Economics Davenport, Ia. V ' J-1 T Stephen J. Roath, Jr. Political Science Holliston, Mass. Martin T. Roddy Biology Washington, D.C. QfI969 James W. Roberts Stephen D. Rocha Biology Sociology Davenport, Ia. W. Des Moines, Ia. 51 William P. Rohrbach Political Science Davenport, la. Patrick F. Rohret Biology Oxford, III. Robert J. Scanlon Chemistry Naperville, Ill. Thomas Salsbury Art Davenport, la. Class Of 1969 Michael P. Scannell Peter J. Schlicksup Brian W. Schlump Political Science Business Philosophy Ottawa, lll. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Frank J. Schneeberger Barry L. Schnepel Walter D. Scholtz Speech 8. Drama Accounting Economics Kenosha, Wisc. Davenport, la. Davenport, la. 52 John U. Schwieters Walter V. Schwartzholl Paul A. Schroeder Economics Political Science Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Philosophy Davenport, la. Gregory J. Shanley Political Science Davenport, la. Louis A. Serafin Drake R. Shafer Biology Philosophy Detroit, Mich. Davenport, Ia, John K. Shannon Peter Shilay Physics Accounting Long Grove, Ia. New York, N,Y, Dennis P. Shinners Accounting Davenport, Ia. Nicholas M. Segura Political Science Rock Falls, III. Q..-4 Gerard C. Slania Larry D. Slesicki Michael W. Smith James L. Staley English Political Science Art Music Rolling Meadows, Ill. Skokie, Ill. Davenport, Ia. Springfield, Ill. Class 0f1969 John A. Stump Russell F. Stump , Sociology Accounting R0Pe M- Smege' Lyndoon, ul. s. Holland, ln. Philosophy Harper, la. Thomas E. Stamets Thomas N. Stratman English English Woodstock, Ill. Davenport, Ia. George J. Sullivan Business Chicago, III. 54 Victor T. Switski Business Chicago, lll. David M. Thies Accounting Davenport, la. William J. Timmermeyer Mathematics Ft. Madison, Ia. f '!V 'l Eugene B. Tappa ,swamp John J. Taphorn Business Political Science Davenport, la. William L. Terrey Economics Rockford, III. Moline, lll. Dennis M. Thomas Music Chicago, lll. Robert L. Townsend Business Davenport, la. Roy M. Uthofl Accounting Davenport, la. I Peter M. Van Lancker Chemistry Davenport, la. Albert D. Van Landuyt Patrick A. Vanzo Physics Sociology Moline, lll. Edwardsville, III. Florian T. Vinci Business John W. Vercoutere Biology Moline, III. Robert J. Verdun Edwin G. Voss Education Rockford' nl' Business Davenport, la. Forest Park, lll. George C. Wahlig Accounting Davenport, la. Class Of 1969 Joseph M. Watson James P. Watson Education Mathematics Odell, Ill. Davenport, Ia. 56 David L. Watson Speech 8. Drama Moline, III. I Richard A. Weir Robert J. Willis Accounting Business Sterling, Ill. Camanche, la. George N. Wuensch Richard K. Wulf History English Chicago, Ill. Davenport, la. John F. Zousel Phil0S0phy Daniel J. Zumdome West Branch, Ia- Ft. Madison, la. Walter A. Williams Biology Davenport, Ia. Donald F. Wolf Psychology Davenport, Ia. Kenneth A. Yowell Philosophy Sterling, III. Peter R. Zagarella History Davenport, Ia. SENIORS MISSING FROM THIS SECTION Robert F. Alm Thomas J.Baggott, Jr. James E. Barry Michael F. Blaser Albert F. Cattoir Charles A. Collins David C. Diederich Bernard F. Dierker Patrick G. Donaldson Edward E. Hale Ill Earl W. King Thomas F. Leeds, Jr. Timothy R. McAIeer Melvin R. McLaughlin Michael K. Moritz Thomas J. Newell Roger A. Register William J. Roberts George G. Roth Lawrence W. Schmidt Rickey W. Shannon Edward P. Short Victor A. Staut Thomas V. Stephenson Patrick A. Thompson Charles R. Tighe Mary Frances Unser John C. Vogel Rodger L. Weis Roydell Williams Martin B. Wiss Class President Rich Bostedo pours for Sec'y-Tres. Toby Thibeau and Vice-president Larry Nelson. ms. Sl! me wwfw KN win i Anthony A. Adgent Dennis G. Adams Theodore E. Alongi Nashville, Tenn. Bettendorf, Ia. Rock Island, III. 58 James C. Arnold Flossmoor, III. -'55 Gregory M. Anderson R0f1ald:l- Aubry John F. Bald Davenport, Ia. D95 PIHIHGS. Ill- Davenport, la. David E. Balducchi Urbandaley Ia. Thomas S. Barber Bruce S, Barker Hugh D. Barnard Joseph F. Beatty Rock Island, Ill. 1 , . -. so A :ur j Herbert J. Blum Chicago, Ill. ,gownr Moline, m- M0lin6'. Ill- Bettendorf, la. Mark W. Beflel David A. Bender Davenport, Ia. Keswick, Ia. Leroy J. Benker Rock Island, lll. R0b9ff F- Bvenig Steven H. Borge Richard J. Bostedo Class Of 1970 James C. Bentley Durand, Ill. Laurier L. Bouvier White Plains. N-Y- Tiskilwa, III. Chicago, III. Auburn, Me. 59 Class 0f1970 M... Michael L. Boyle Chicago, III. av 5 5 V' P ' Richard A. Brice Mt. Prospect, Ill. ..-M-aw James E. Barry Aledo, III. James R. Brotts Chicago, lll. rf 'f-vrtffiia' -12113233 - . ., ' ,-4 - right: Dennis W. Buchmeier Sterling, Ill. right John C. Burke Peru,lIl. Jerry D. Callis Nashville, Tenn. Q 49' , ,, Z W 4 A. .za ' fx 1 was 'W 42.11 Y I rn, angst 'T-3 H ' 4 Wfw A 'A 'T' , ' H. ,. tw, ,mf RN .-'- f 'ffm-.. -Q.. 'VI L, ,Nqr 'Hunger' Lee E. Catlin Leonard P. Cervantes DSVGHPOFL la- Bettendorf, la. 1 E Gilbert J. Cervelli Prospect Hgts., lll. Robert J. Chambers Des Moines, Ia. QW ' 1 Q 1 ,K .J ez W H-ul. 4 M Y S . - -:?i.a.:7?r::ff , are 3 gs., K , at mf lgiw .sw H3 Q.: we fa. ' ' : 'wfegwl Vw? ...ar Merwin J. Collins Moline, III. J! A is lag ' f ,1 A, X lktx :I Thomas R. Corsiglia Davenport, Ia. William J. Degen Davenport, Ia. Walter L. DePoorler Moline, lll. Dennis L. Commella Chicago, Ill. Edward J. Cunningham Gurnee, Ill. vm, ...,,. , . f -,,- '.,'. ..,,., . ex - ' ,mf ,M W W. 5,-. 31- 5- -Mirizfb-T... 3 jf? . s. fiiifil ' A in '1 63: 51,196-f T f2H'f, 1... Frank J. Delaney Burlington, Ia. Anthony A. Dietsch Hills, Ia. ,. .,........, Thomas P. Conway Reynolds, III. Bernard J. Curran Aledo, lll. David T- Coopman Michael J. corken Moline, ul. Dixgn, m, Stephanie Davis Rock Island, lll. 61 ,mf ,932 Wim, s Class E of . 1970 Stephen P. Farley Chicago, Ill. John P. Donohoe Davenport, Ia. John W. DuIin,Jr. Davenport, Ia. -dP 'w-. Stephen R. Edwards Rock Island, Ill. Joseph F. Farmar Elmwood Park, III. ,an-Q, rum Terrence L. Donoghue Davenport, Ia. Edward F. Dumoulin John R. Donovan Oak Park, III. ...Q -. Q. X an f . Q..- sw- ,- ,fe- Michael F. Dougherty Rock Island, III. Charles F. Easton Larry R. Edwards Rock Island, III. Muscatine, Ia. DHVSHPOYY, la- radix X .15 , U7 Arthur E. Engels Stephen M. Farkos Mgline, III, S. Holland, Ill. ,fbias 4 4,-. pw.. Larry V. Fedler Kemmel' L- west Point, la. Fifzsimmons Davenport, Ia. 62 , --N., Garry L. Fraise West Point, la. W ip-.... 1 xr - q , H i . ji .. if if is is if Stephen J. Fox Michael J. Fraser Dennis J. Galeazzi ottawa, ml Davenport, Ia. Melcher, la. . J T ir ' , 'fmt W fif rx I 5 Patrick J. Gannon Davenport, Ia. Randall J. Goddard Michael J. Gimbel II Gary L, Gleason Paul T. Giguere Davenport, Ia. Dewin, la, Davenport, Ia. Moline, lll. John P. Gregan N. English, Ia. ..,g V ,1 , , Q5 .N l Q x A -Girth? Richard D. Goulet Jellry F. Grantham June Marie Grice ChiC2g0, Ill- DeWitt, la. Davenport, la. M? Q. f 'Q 4' br, Randolph A. Griffith Fredrick H. Hanson Davenporlv Ia, Beti6hd0l'f, la. 63 f ' J. Michael V. Hennessy H N f l! A ' Davenport, la. V- -' ...Q-5: ni A ff Michael S. Hasselbring John F. Heckinger, Jr. 4 A 2 Cisna Park, Ill. Rockford, Ill. I EE G, 6 2 Dennis E. Holst LeClaire, Ia. Donald F. Hiss South Bend, Ind. . sf I . 95' if.: M- Q. V ,,.. A Joseph P. Howard Th0m3S E- HUOY Evergreen Park, Ill. DavenP0l'f, la- Kenneth H. Jaeke Ruben L- Jeffery Rock Island, III. Wyaflefy Ill- Carolyn Jean Kampe Crete, III. Apr-I 90 X 'ev- 'wk' 'asf' Jerry R. John Lee R. Johnson John W. Jones Henry F. Kacprzyk Davenport, Ia. Rock Island, III. Nashville, Tenn. Rock Island, III. 64 H I ig, f.- William Koch Davenport, la. 53 Alvin J. Kelly, Jr. Arthur W. Kennelly, Jr Davenport, la. Chicago, Ill. ff J? vvve ' all X4 5 li W ' E33 Jack D, Kerns Francis J. Kiarie Douglas D. Kiehn Davenport, Ia. Nairobi, Kenya, East Davenport, Ia. Africa George J. Kiefer Riverside, la. lea, Willia m A Dixon, lll. . ek . ,,. ...,... . fl' xi . LaFever Joseph E. Lacaeyse Moline, III. Michael P. Lagesse Kankakee, lll. .M-we James C. Laciak Oak Park, Ill. ..,9-.M--f Michael G. Lampe West Point, la. 65 Class 0f'7O Delbert H. Ladeholf Davenport, Ia. Andrew P. Larson Rock Island, Ill. 'Wm 'iw wi ,wr aw. ,, , ,, f Q mv- . ,Q L H l unlw- 111 .dl W. an an I, N W . David J. Laughlin Sterling, III. John T. Leahy Rock Island, III. Thomas H. MacCaIl Moline, III. .W-M., lik, 'ue-P X -wqM.N,.?. John E. Mack III Barrington, Ill. Class 0f1970 '..-'sf Dennis J. Maher Davenport, Ia. tmr'f-pf -, Robert A. Lollredi Davenport, Ia. 7-:,f ieii R 1-vw -d'?1 Harold T. Mackey Cedar Rapids, Ia. Richard J. Manderfeld New Ulm, Minn. gh' , , , -1113 'gk-pw' . Philip J. Lomonaco Mt. Prospect, Ill. John A. Maggio Peoria, Ill. Ysxlpx .. 7, Stephen G. Mangan DeWitt, Ia. Richard P. Mathern Gaza, Ia. 66 Michael R. Maury Park Ridge, III. I Walter F. McAllister Rock Island, Ill. AQ-.9-' ,ery .nw . , -yi, fix Robert C. McCool Freeport, III. David R. McDaniel Washington, Ia. Thomas J. McDonnell Sterling, III. ,Ap , ,- 4 S, r E W-V,,Q5k V 'TU' a....,.r rL John L. Menke West Point, Ia. .5 i.. 'Q' I. 'lyme 'M Mk ' ns! Stephen J. McLaughlin John N, Mekus Amboy, lll. E. Moline, Ill. Robert E. McEnroe Kevin P. McEneely Mt. Prospect, III. AUYOYB, Ill- 'AM' ...ff-was... Brian Miclot Richard L. Miller, Jr. Charles F. Moore David J. Moore Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Ottumwa, la. Davenport, Ia. I 67 ai? ,xg ,,..f-f Robert W. Mullikin M0line1 IH- ROCkf0rd, III. Silvis, Ill. Bruce M. Myers Lawrence J. Nefl ww.. Philip T- N0nn9mafln Joseph R. 0'Rourke Francis T. 0'Rourke Rock Island, Ill. Webster, la. Bloomington, Ill. Larry F. Nelson Ottumwa, la. . WW I1 William G. Paulsen Davenport, Ia. 1 -mem. John F. Mottet Newton, la. Travis J. Muesing Clarence, la. 4.5 .11 6 'rv Mi- DO Paul D. Nelson Bettendorf, Ia. John B. Peacock Davenport, Ia. Q.l,i,,.SsQ e 'gg I , .3 X., fi. . wma ' - - . 1 .. K' 1 ' J f -.5 :kit 68 1 'Y-M . Harry S. Peterson Davenport, la. cf'-we K .aff f' 1 ft ' Herbert A. Ritter Davenport, Ia. James H. Ryan Decatur, Ill. Robert L. Sandstrom Davenport, Ia. 51911 :ff A , I M .W Yr L is v. f V. Q Robert F. Porter Chicago, III. vlwma. Henry F. Puente Kewanee, III. i fu Class 0f 1970 'Q '99 Gregory J. Roets Moline, III. Daniel L. Sacco Oak Park, Ill. Lawrence A. Sax Memphis, Tenn. Randolph J. Saelens Carbon Cliff, III. Severino Sa ntorelli Brooklyn, N.Y. may W1 69 John W. Rigeman Rockford, III. f i ,--.Q , 4-'wmv , Q w wx ' 1 . J .R -J,-,ak-,. 1- , , . 2-M Hz ,1..v,f-. , 1 gfnzim. ,t-.-,..,, 5 'Q Y-7 -1 ...N -1 - ..,,g'e'r ' M- hqskw J it - wtglif 'ef' 1 rw? Sy ,v'i'lQ5, gg if at M, X Jeffrey W. Rogers Chicago, III. Roderick T. Saelens Carbon Cliff, III. pw 2 we -'-'N Karl V. Schierbrock West Point, la. Glen E. Shughart Davenport, la. 'T3' Gregory R. Schultz Michael S. Schwenker James N, Shannon Larry L, Shepler Chicago. Ill- Moline, Ill. Long Grove, la. Clinton, la. Stephen J. Shumate Donald K. Smith James J. Snyder Terence P. Solon I 9 Davenport, la. dl ,,, X.. va .4 .Y 5 Mark A. Spear Gillord, Ill. Aw. 5, X . . fit? r . -,WM . ff Chicago, lll. Clinton, Ia. Streator, III Reginald S. Stanmar LaSalle, III. Galen J- Sfafkweaihel' Joseph G. Stefanutti Thomas E. Sulentic M0lif19, Nl- La Yaguara, Caracas, Muscatine, la, Venezuela 70 William P. Sullivan Freeport, Ill. .J HQ' S , .- si' sg ,. , Q r W Tobias R. Thibeau Oak Lawn, III. mms. . , .mzmax mfs 11'- Robert G. Sunderbruch Davenport, la. John A. Thompson Galva, III. Qrfi . . f o r me x f' 52 f-exrffv . h,s,QM,, V Y , v.1w1mm,,, L, ' ,ww in -fn, W, .3-Q ,, XR? ...QQ ji: , , 4f5?f.l.i , .., ,, 1 ,.,. X -A. . 11 My ,A ,rf L- .4 Q.: vel :smati M M 1 'Bm W 'ffff John E. Tritt Rockford, III. if x T' ' ' 42222 'E2..5,.v' , ,'- ...:gf:.Si' f Robert C. Vanparys Gurnee, Ill. Edward M. Svetich Joliet, III. l la Joseph R. Sweeney Iowa City, la. Charles P. Toney Nashville, Tenn. 'Q 'Q , M JE M V Q X 1 Leonard J. Vanbesien Bettendorf, la. ,pr . X ,,-. ya if .,... David C. Van Lauwe Moline, III. 71 Q-?rr:::'i'Hf 1' 2' Michael L. Toohill Wapella, Ia. Q L - Q' ig i,, 5 up-...gn . f, '.:Q....3 .... , :y.::1:.v.,:s2.-at-1.-3, i, -t.....'-N if J' .Q,.4,.x rw. .04-'W' . 1 .TY 11.2.21 gif'-P1.v..,,WTZ5 1.11-XZ.-'f+'f.-Lfwnfi 1Lf2kb '5'.1 ..3 James P. Vandello Ottumwa, Ia. -Q., MW ffl an--, ' ClillordW Tappa Davenport la fog- ,.. George J. Voegeli John R. Waldschmidt Chicago, III. Davenport, Ia. John A. Weime Moline, lll. if ARM , It , f wa.,- .gf ,. Thomas J. Zidlicky Thomas J. Walsh Thomas E- wendel Riverside, III. Oak Park, III. Bryant, la' ,L :Q i 3 S' ai I . , ,. , ' - - .. Ja-mes E. West Robert I. Wheeler Robert B. White Ronald E. Whitebread Michael D. Wieck Clinton, Ia. Detroit, Mich. Davenport, Ia. Sterling, Ill. DeWitt, Ia. Donald L. Wilske Davenport, Ia. ,V-W, Q .. an , .H 3 ' V A 5, ts, nf' E ' 1 Q. A RN h Elem A. ii it Robert C. Wilbur Barry L. Wilken Ka,-I M- Williams Davenport, la. Bettendorf, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Jetlrey B. Winter RW Rock Island, III. . ,,cf...,' -. f ,f . All i g! W Dennis R. Wood Wlvw Y Walcott, Ia. S1 Fredrick H. Wulf Davenport, la. IQ' C -r X i In NV. Left: Class President Joe Cofield gets some support from Vice-president Steve Miller as Sec'y-Tres.ClarkMiIieri'1angson. Robert J. Agnes ' - Sioux City, Ia. lg .V M ,,, if, L 1 , , .iffgzif fi 'fffifiif 1 A I ' alibi! e X Terrence C. Allender Daven port, la. Patricia L. Andresen Davenport, la. Richard V. Andrews Davenport, Ia. Sherman C. Arnold Flossmoor, Ill. '35 'J-4 .3 fx, 'fav Thomas F. Aubry Moline, Ill. I X A -If 'W' .3 yshde 1. half' K :i?: r3?E 2 f- 1 QNSS xiii' N xi ,. Michael P. Barnes Bradford, III. Anton Braun Princeton, la. fm N ' 4.3 ,Sf . -fy. ' my Christine Bauer Rock Island, Ill. Casey B. Barton Chicago, Ill. Q 'ww' Kenneth A. Bretzel James M. Brockway Mechanicsburg, Pa. W. Burlington, Ia. 74 Y' v-an Wd., Larry A. Bell Davenport, Ia. Steven R. Brown Moline, lll. s U Richard R. Bicek Evergreen Park, III Richard C. Brust Milwaukee, Wis. John F- Campbell Daniel G. Chrisman Daryl R. Claussen William D. Clendenen DBVGHPOYY, la- Elmhurst, III. Davenport, la. Chicag0, Ill- 41594 Martin F. Connolly Bettendorf, Ia. David A. Cook Davenport, Ia. Stephen M. Connolly Elmwood Park, III. . ii flyst.. VV Class 0f1971 fii'G 1 f'T- ' 3' . ,5 vii , 555. Neil A. Cook Rock Island, Ill. www Michael J. Cooper Rosemary Costello Nebraska City, Nebr. ThomasG Crosley Davenport Ia QSM Regina Coussens Moline, III. ,O -wa, .av Daniel P. Cusack Thomas G. Cutler E. Peoria, lll. London, 0. 75 North English, Ia. 1971 am. . wp.. KK s- , x .M if i'L Le Thomas J. Dauben Davenport, Ia. l Gregory F. Dauw Moline, lll. 'QT' Kiel. X J el Ja mes C. Davis Barry G. DeJaegher E51 'PAV v Tallula, ul. E. Moline, ln. o.Q John P. Derrington Dyersburg Tenn. fp Edward J. DeJaegher E. Moline, Ill. ,mf-we. Qin L W-J' Richard C. Dierker Robert G. DeJonghe Davenport, la. f Jim Q ,xii William T. Ditewig Peoria, III. William H. Dolan Chicago, Ill. Wm iff I -if 0 i 1 ., .Q Q , A Brian J. Doran Scott W. Doup I4 Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. 1 A T lp 1 -1 1 'L'- !-lp' H Q 4 v' I l William F. Eberley Sterling, lll. , ' an My ...mx Z, .V 2 wah, . ,, L inf. 4. ' han-mg, -i Rl fe x nl Robert D. Farmar Elmwood Park, lll. Richard A. Egger Rock Island, Ill. uf WX' James B. Doyle LaSalle, III. William W. Ehlers Davenport, la. Paul H. Feyen Davenport, Ia. KVM, 4l wA Michael J. Feddersen Bettendorf, Ia. 42 ,-T. ' gum 77 Richard G. Drapeau Davenport, la. Lawrence H. Ewers Clinton, Ia. Edward J. Finck Davenport, Ia. - '45 , Q' Walter G. Friese Washington, la. Class Of 1971 Frank L. Fischer Wayne P. Fisher Thomas J. Fitzgibbon Pekin, Ill. Iowa City, la. Burlington, Ia. David E. Fyfe , '-A Q-sm , Richard M. Gantert Paul J. Gardner Mnan' 'H' Memphis, Tenn. DGVGNPOFL I3- rf his er X lm:- 1-P' Joseph E. Gaukler Leo H. Gent Davenport, la. Keota, la. . .RL K . v 1 Lyle L. Guhl Wendell L. Guthart DBVGFIPOI11 la- Charles City, Ia. 78 Keith A. Guy Davenport, la. ,QU---ns: N Y-.. 'V MW . mx . J-. :S ay 7.5 K wJlM 1 , 6 ., , ll . l C Gary L. Floerchinger Bettendorf, Ia. Joseph V. Garr Donelson, Tenn. ,R Q Y . i , x, . f l 3' ,f 'N 4 x , ,Q U ' t I 4 Leon C. Green Grand Mound, Ia. John E. Haldeman Davenport, la. Edward B. Harris Hamilton, Ontario, Canada pak ,,,,,m., -'R 'awe Hamm, Craig I. Hartter Thomas E. Harvey Bettendorf, Ia. Davenport, Ia. E, f-N ww- 4, , V 7 C i J8m6S T- Havey Kevin M. Hedrick Chicago, Ill- . . Penfield, iii. David A. Heaberlin Keokuk, Ia. Michael S. Henley Dixon, III. 4, . Paul P. Herrera John A. Herriges Bettendorf, Ia. Bettendorf, Ia. 6 at i Bernard H. Hi , i cks, Jr. Davenport, Ia. ix. -f 'JM Kuff' i Joseph J. Hoflman Robert M. Hook Chicago, III. 79 Moline, III. 5 ,, , -. i 1- ' Q 5:2 'F .P - ,f 'z Phillip A. Hin, Jr. Chicago, iii. W. me Q. Jr-' w.. John C. Hoxsey Serena, Ill. Donald R. Hughes Walter K. Hyvari Bettendorf, Ia. Detroit, Mich. Steven C. lmming Davenport, Ia. John M. Kessler Davenport, Ia. H ww Gerald L. Jaeger Roland K. Kaeser Richard B. Kasper Davenpor1,Ia. Oak Park, Ill. Davenport, Ia. John L- Imming Salah Ahmad Ibrahim D3V9nP0l'f1l3- Jerusalem, Israel sta 7' i , JISC. William H. Kedley DeWitt, Ia. .1 + l l l ww- ,avr Daniel R. Kilbridge Jon M. Kinate Thomas H. Knight Terence E. Knock Oak Park, Ill. Forrest, Ill. Davenport, la. Clinton, la. 'Um X iw' N as 2, fl., H, fii James L. Kreinbring Clinton, la. Class Of 1971 Edward J. Kross Bruce S. Langston Daniel R. Larisey Lawrence J' Leahy New London, Wisc. Rock Island, Ill, Chicago, lll. Rock Island, lll. Charles E. Leins Davenport, la. Q Michael P. Lenaghan Rock Island, lll. Bl 'E' Rodney W. Lenger Rock Island, lll. MichaelJ. Linder Nashville, Tenn. .. f Z' - A 2' OWN K , atv- ...t W , I my gy: 41 X V., i . an M ,af 'fi YQ 5 tx jim, lit-J 4 . A 'hi t f, John C. Linnberg Davenport, la. William M. Long John W. Lowry Davenport, la. Pittsfield, Ill. Stephen M. Ludtke Davenport, la. 'KRS' ,Iliff John L. MacDonald, Jr. Daniel J. Mack Daniel C. Macken Ill John J. Maiers AUI'0I'8. ill- Viola, Ill. Davenport, la. W. Burlington, Ia. Thomas M. Marion A Davenport, la. -',' A , W .-J Ai ' , U ff qua... My-' Jerome F. Marietta Bettendorf, la. r- ij, Angel A. Martinez Joseph R. Mattan James T. McCabe, Jr. Moline, III. Cordova, III. Mt. Pleasant, la. James D. McCIanahan Davenport, Ia. 'N'-H' Dennis L. Martin Davenport, Ia. Dyan Marie McClimon Davenport, Ia. i 1 I 82 ' ,wo-F uv..-Q, K 73 . ,. A295 3 wt John C. McGinnis Patrick M. McGrath Terrence F. McGrath Bettendorf, la. Melrose, Ia. Glen Ellyn, lll. 9 !.. 'Du an-u..,,,. Larry B. Mehmert Terry A. Mell David B. Michels Clark L. Miller West Point, la. Rock Island, III. Aurora, Ill. Dixon, lll. Kenneth J. Miller Webster, Ia. Neil D. Mullin Davenport, Ia. Stephen L. Miller Keokuk, Ia. Kevin J. Murphy Chicago, Ill. ww David E. Moore Bettendorf, la. 439. 'i a We-. TRW! James E. Murry Ill Ottawa, III. 83 Class 0f1971 James R. Naber Muscatine, la. Class 3 0f,7I William A. Nefl Gregory M. Nelson DeWitt, Ia. Clinton, la. af' 2 inns-W . Li A Joseph M. Noel Davenport, Ia. 1 Dennis M. Nolan Michael H. Nugent Munster, Ind. Grand Mound, la. M. J. f mi W E' .,.-s 5.5 E, , Xiu 1, A . William J. Oberhaus Thomas C. Odendahl Davenport, Ia. Silvis, III. Edward J. O'Hara Chicago, Ill. ,gxv 'i bas. ..,.,.,4' Thomas G. Olmsted Davenport, la. W- at w .f W f. . QQ Patrick W. O'Rourke John R. Owens John R. Pagan North English, la. Davenport, Ia. New York, N.Y. 84 Walter A. Papciak Chicago, III. ,fr Randall A. Papp Wood Dale, III. Louis P. Pasquesi Chicago, Ill. X 'X James T. Quinlan Rock Island, Ill. f I QS' Charles E. Peddicord John S. Perdue Thomas J. Peschang Marseilles, lll. Sigourney, la. Rock Island, III. Q 5 3 J... -dm William G. Pohlmann Davenport, Ia. William R. Rall Elmwood Park, III. Elizabeth M. Read Davenport, Ia. Walter W. Reed DeWitt, Ia. Denis P. Prior Davenport, Ia. Gregory A. Rakow Chicago, Ill. Anthony J. Remke Davenport, la. 4 .v. V' We fk In ..,., 'ff 'E' -f , ...,. 1 .. . -1-as I ,.. 7 Michael D. Quandt Davenport, Ia. .quor- Thomas J. Ralfs Davenport, Ia. Randy L. Richards Davenport, Ia. 85 ig., ' Barrie L. Ricketts Philip M. Roberts Davenport, la- Davenport, Ia. 99 -99 Richard D. Roberts Chicago, III. Thomas J. Rotundo Davenport, la. Donald E. Schaefler Davenport, la. we-.-. , vw- - 'M' , 5 V 4 Sr' W- Tim0fhY Rvdems Stephen A. Roell Moline, lu- M0lil'le, Ill. John F. Saelens Vincent T. Same Arlington Hgts., Ill. Davenport, Ia. -'15 r' N .wifi 1, 42 A1 W. Ronald E. Scheve James C. Schissel Charlton, la. Davenport, la. 86 X..,..,.:,?, Philip E. Sanders Bettendorf, la. X L- --4-04 , A-1 5 2 Vie 'Wm 'S e 2 5 5 H ,, as B. ., , .1 w .Q , ff . if A 5 Philip A. Schumacher Muscatine, la. 'Q W' ,J Carl R. Scandroli Rockford, Ill. Ronald Schwerdtfeger Bettendorf, Ia. Keith A. Simmons Davenport, Ia. Philip M. Song Lost Nation, Ia. 11 -N. an Joseph W. Smith Ottumwa, Ia. Rock Island, lll. X .,.,. Wi Patrick M. Shelton Stephen A- Joelton, Tenn. Shendelman Bettendorf, Ia. 'Wy '- A 'K wiv. f V 'W' ' mf:3 'iJA0 . Stephen C. Smith Gene H. Snapp, Jr. Davenport, Ia. .APWM Stephen D. Sottos James D. Speed Orion, Ill. Davenport, la. Susan Spring Rock Island, III. Thomas L. Soenke Walcott, la. Paul L. Staack Davenport, Ia. John S. Stark Ottawa, Ill. Paul G. Starr Harvey B. Steinhaus Edward E. Stoessel Rock Falls, Ill. Davenport, la. Bettendorf, la. 87 Michael N. Sweet Burlington, la. g,-1.3 James P. Stramecki Chicago, lll. Michael T. Thibodeaux Davenport, Ia- John A. Thiel DeWitt, la. ' , . .N F 'r-fi A T -9 4 Terry L. Thurman Michael G. Tomeczko Davenport, la. Chicago, lll. Richard D. Terhune Davenport, la. Terry M. Thomasson Davenport, la. p-we-gk Anthony F. Tomei Davenport, Ia. 'TBA'- ,Jvc Ronald J. Tye Michael J. Ursini Michael N. Valley Chicago, III. Ottawa, III. Rock Island, III. 88 Alex D. Vance Davenport, la. .. w ,wr Lee T. Trimble DeWitt, la. Thomas G. Vieth Keokuk, Ia. Timothy R. Walker Burnside, Ill. aiP 'P' Edward M. Wendinger New Ulm, Minn. William P. Walsh Prospect Hgts., III. 'PCN' Gregory M. Wills Davis Jct., Ill. if bf 1 ,G 1' 'tar me fi fi N v David E. Vietti Pontiac, lll. mf. 'S M . JMR' I www. sy Q.. nk I 1 'ag-M-QV L 'FTD-i mls!! 2 :F ge .1 .344 lf.- lffsfx: 295555 A e X., , iI l Mzllv Y- J Jiriqesnw., Patrick F. Walton Michael J. Waring John C. Watson Davenport, la. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Uzii' i Stephen J. Witt John H. Witte Kelly R. J. Woitel Clinton, Ia. Salen, Ia. Cambridge, !!!. 89 Last ofthe Class 0f'7I Charles D. Zeisler Aurora, Ill. Raymond R. Ziemba Chicago, III. . Lt?-L ,W todo 90 Above: Soph Paul Starr 84 friend watercoloring. il ,Q L, W. , 4 Michael J. Zurbuch DeKalb, III. 36 'ik Jimmie L. Adams Viola, III. Robert N. Adams Patterson, N.J. Qwng Maria de Jesus Alejo E. Moline, Ill. J 9 W 'A' ' i i ,aia James J. Ahmann Elmhurst, Ill. Freshman Class President Tom Shrader CSTANDINGJ converses with Vice-president Craig Walton and Sec'y-Tres. Ralph Barr. 11' .. 3 ' l , ...., 5 -,M-if ' 9l David R. Allbee Davenport, Ia. mv 5 N. . .ss-Lf I sz-Y 'f3?'2i5ft ,. 'wx it-1. . . Raymond E. Aubry Des Plaines, III. ,Mmm Thomas M. Bainbridge Bloomington, III. Ms mr' Jon W. Bargmann Douglas J. Beck Martin F. Beckey Robert A. Beh Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Muscatine, Ia. Davenport, Ia. 92 .Q '.,,r .Q W, f Joseph B. Armitage Peoria, III. magna Gary G. Bader Davenport, Ia. sd? Michael T. Baker Moline, III. John D. Behrens Rock Island, Ill. out Jon Timothy Behan James J. Beilman Franz K. Bender Richard A. Benson Louis R. Bertani Davenport, Ia. Aurora, III. Rock Island, lll. Davenport, la. Joliet, Ill. John F. Blough Edward G. Bobilin Ill Robert J. Bober Michael L. Bowman V V Peoria, Ill. Upper Saddle River, Paterson, N.J. Davenport, la. 'C N.J. . Gerald F. Buttimer Chicago, lll. 'HS William M, Brintgn Diana M. Burke Robert J. Busher Bettendgrf, la, Davenport, la. Watkins, la. Class 0f1972 Philip J. Cahill Chicago, Ill. Terrence J. Carney Chicago, lll. Matthew T. Carroll Wheaton, III. 93 David B. Carstensen Davenport, Ia. wax, -wa. John H. Clement Terrence E. Ceurvorst P' Anthony David W. Claeys Eldridge, la. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. chaPde'aine John T. Cloghessy Dyer, Ind. 1972 Deborah L. Cribbs Davenport, la. e'DD Roy A. Dombeck Addison, Ill. Timothy L. Doherty Crystal Lake, lll. Franklin, Tenn. , ' 5 ,-fuse., Robert E. Cole Arthur J. Collins Sterling, Ill. Bettendorf, Ia. Marcia L. Dauw Q. Thomas J. Davis John T. Clark Davenport, Ia. James M. Considine Crystal Lake, Ill. Donald A. Dehner Moline, lll. Bettendorf, Ia. Ft. Madison, Ia. ,..,.., ,, Dill.. . - f egg. Michael E. Donahue Karl A- Donaubauer John M. Dooley Clinton, la. Davenp0l'f, la- Davenport, la. 94 1 5? i -5 ba l 'WN are Wesley M. Drahozal Cedar Rapids, la. Gene E. Eng Rock Island, lll. AF- --'--an 'Rf' Willard L. Dudley Davenport, la. M' a N 5 Ou!-wvunrnocnua f L. 20' .J '76-., L F Q71 'nj-'X ,--H' -8.409 I -4K :jx K James M. Durham Stephen D. Duvall Toluca, III, Cedar Rapids, la. i.,.f .4 , ,.. Daniel L. Ertl Bettendorf, la. L.. 'Q' ,agp QW I-.L Melvin L. Farley Michael G. Fitzpatrick Davenport, la. Iowa City, la. 95 vm ai -- . 1,- K . ,V W M V .. . .E 4 my L M- H.. e 4 if :mf s fi wp... -fe: ' Mi Q 5' f 'N av .55- ii am ' ' Q.. ' Y bs' ' K zl. , . 'Q-W 3.1.1, H+ .f,:'i'e af 5 4, 9 it -. Y ff , 35.51 4 'L FT . , .W 1 .X 1' 'r w w 1 Q in if A Q ' ,L f v 'N i:ffv 'ir' Susan M. Eisentrager Rock Island, III. ' H-'B if ......., W , ' -qw .QL Steven L. Forbes Fairfield, Ia. The Class 0f1972 Jerry Gaglione Michael R. Foster Belleville, N.J. Davenport, la. .1-slats 'WWW ...mags KX , 2 if 'T ' 'f , , Y W Y Y Q l Donald Geramita Lynhurst, N.J. William J. Gallin Perry F, George New Rochelle, N.J. oak park, m. all.. Charles E. Green DeWitt, la. 1-11 Rita Ann Giminez E. Moline, Ill. W . . ,. W, 'Q , W,-A as MW at S Q f F, 'S Gif. 1 Weis? 1,4311 'F 1, a my 9 . Q A David J. Grimoskas Davenport, la. F niieer if f' Q? I ., gf C A L?i:fy Kevin J- Haas Ralph E. Hall James C. Hamm Glen O. Hancock Chicago, III- Michael F. Hack E. Moline, III. Ft. Dodge, Ia. Davenport, la. Chicago, Ill. Edward J. Hanssen Davenport, la. Stephen W. Happ Dennis K. Harlan Thomas N. Haskins Peoria. Ill. Green Rock. Ill. Chicago, lll. 97 Michael D. Hayes Sioux Falls, S.D. ww -ew., David C. Heinz Edward Hirl Edwards, Ill. Davenport, la, Class 1972 RiChal'd J. HUD! Ron Iossi Davenport, la' Davenport, Ia. ,wp 5. al. L fe .-,. V LN K Patrick W. James John C. Keith Dan Kempland Dixon, lll. Brookfield, lll. Florissant, Mo. John R. Kiley Ronald L. Kintner Lawrence S. Klaas Davenport, la. Bettendorf, la. Palatine, Ill. 98 Paul Hueser Davenport, la. Lyle Jackson Davenport, Ia. Wm Christopher J. Kennedy Rock Island, Ill. wi Jim W. Kohl Davenport, Ia. Steven T. Hunter DeWitt, Ia. 45' Michael Jackson Davenport, Ia. Thomas G. Kennedy Elmhurst, lll. Eugene J. Koos, Jr. Bettendorf, Ia. V , l l m,k, .,371,K ., . L'A'- . L 4 'W N if M- is Y A ,mm . it 1' ' John W- Kmegel' Peter J. McAndrews John M. Kulovits Paula J. Laird Robert J. Lampe l Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Oak Park, Ill. Davenport, la. West Point, la. 'V Thomas E. Laughlin Gary A. Liebbe Wilfred M. Lillis John V. Lovsin Sterling, III. Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Peoria, Ill. Sinus! gktggia Michael J. Lyngholm ' ' Davenport, la. ral John W- Ludtke Stephen E. Lyons DBVEUPUYL la- Davenport, Ia. Michael W. Mack Rick M. Martenson John Kruse Chicago, III, Burlington, la. Salem, la. l Michael P. Maher Ft. Madison, la. F i 99 , , W 'Ei James F. McGrath Gary J, Mendoza Bernard J. Menke West Point, la. Shirley A. Miles Douglas J. Miller Peoria, Ill. Rock Island, Ill. Davenport, la. Paul J. Miller Davenport, la. Michael L. Murphy Davenport, la. John G. Moriarty Westlield, Mass. Joseph D. O'Brien, Jr. Ottawa, Ill. 9-I'-I ' tw John R. Nagel Patrick J. Needham LeMont, Ill- Chicago, Ill. Lew F. Novekofl M..-.. 'bm . WNW 3 Nw? Patrick J. 0'Brien Parnell,la. Davenport, la. Timothy L. O'Brien James L. Oliger, Jr. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. 100 Davenport, la. ,ik ., 1.-f 3 Q.-....., . ff 1' Q J . ., ,QWL5 Eg! Dennis Murray Davenport, la. If :...wl l Richard E. Nowak Gary, Ind. James A. 0'MaIley Chicago, lll. -3' ,-9 Alan E. Mattes Robert J. 0'Rourke Michael J. Orton Thomas M. Ostertag James M. Palmere Bettendorf, Ia. North English, la. Davenport, Ia. Burlington, Ia. Franklin Park, Ill. Edward J. Powell Davenport, la. Dennis D. Paulsen Robert G. Pazulinec Michael C. Peters Jellrey K. Peters Davenport, la- Oak Lawn, lll. San Juan, Trinidad, Wheaton, lll. W.I. Thomas L. Phelps William J. Pokorny Frank H. Poma Bettendorf, la. Algonquin, Ill. Rock Island, lll. Robert G. Rauch Muscatine, Ia. ..... ?'::nlv John J. Prendergast Streator, lll. -mil Gerard E. Reiland Rochelle, Ill. l l 10 Class 0f1972 William E. Reynolds Reynolds, Ia. Class 1972 Steven K. Ristau Bettendorf, Ia. Daniel S. Rita Blue Island, Ill. 55? 'EMF' Z li l . ' -7 2: 4 Jr 1 wi Dana L. Rucker 1 Grinnell, la. 41 igi fx Robert M. Rumpp Davenport, la. James J. Sabino Streator, Ill. James G. Schuesseler Michael G. Schutze Crystal Lake, lll. Wayne, N.J. Allen E. Sells Joseph P. Shanley Richard E. Shanley Davenport, Ia. LaGrange, Ill. Davenport, la. lO2 James V. Robinson River Grove, III. Philip M. Rowan Burlington, Ia. Louis Sandoval E. Moline, Ill. Robert J. Schwertley Mississippi Valley, Ill. Ellen M. Shapely Bettendorf, Ia. 1 Dean A. Schroeder Rock Island, lll. William H. Scott Davenport, Ia. Timothy J. Sheedy Ottumwa, Ia. Michael J. Skurchak Whippany, N.J. John D. Spiegel BurIing1on,la. James H. Stolmeier Davenport, Ia. fy 2 .,. Q I i w. -Nm Richard R. Trenkamp Preston, Ia. l H, Ronald J. Slattery Davenport, Ia. 55- Ig - Mark J. Smith David L. Smoot Davenport, Ia. Sterling, lll. Lawrence C. Stamets Kevin M. Stender Woodstock, Ill. Grand Mound, Ia. Larry J. Squire Davenport, la. Q 5 .1-W l Michael J. Sutter Robert A. Talamini Vincent Tokatlian Richard T. Toohill Bloomington, nl. Lodi, N.J. Norwalk. Conn- Wapella. III- 3 5 no J gym! Edward R. Tybor, Jr. Stephen J. Tyner Robert L. Vescio Charles J. Viskocil, Jr. Chicago, Ill. Toluca, III. Davenport, Ia. Chicago, Ill- 103 Class . A -- . 1972 A Thomas J. Wagner is' Ft. Madison, Ia. Gregory A. Voss William E. Wacker Forest Park, Ill. Davenport, Ia. ,al my aww Michael J-Wafliflgel' George A. Weiland Paul J. Werner Nancy R. Werthmann Pe0I'iH, Ill- Davenport, la. James W. Wiegand Davenport, la. R Hd' --0-Q47 my . Joseph E. Winne A Wyoming. III- Q.Z'f Q- fs James J. Williams Evergreen Park, Ill. White Plains, N.Y. Davenport, Ia. Kenneth G. Wiles Larry Gress Davenport, Ia. Danville, Ill. .wing Q VJLJ Ei ,W , ,ie Michael S. Wiskirchen Mark H. Yannello Galesburg, Ill. Streator, III. IO4 Craig A. Waldron Davenport, Ia. Mary Lou Wuestenberg Donahue, Ia. HMT' ,,i......f' N ... ggyjwlf-.',,'2j3.f ' ., qzfri ' ggvw... - A A -We .4 filff Eddie D. Williams E. Moline, III. Joseph K. Zerull Rock Island, lll. Paula Laird has the distinction of becoming the tirst woman engineering student. We Left: The lirst two applicants accepted as Co-eds at St. Ambrose College were Diana Burke and Kathy Williams. Some of the Girls. ,, . ff 5 P Sk ,if W b . ,, Q., . '51 F Z K 'ii6lf'3'Yg,5i p - 7 33595 3 L , .. . x 3 ggi xi N f . F . t f . A we 1 ix Ns w. we dagff 4 5 s 'inf ig ww. QW ia.. V K ir 47 ,V ,av 1 af, 1 511111 Phi Eta Sl'gWl6l r1czl1'011aIh0rz0r society Thirteen new members were admitted to Phi Eta Sigma this year early in December. ln its sec- ond year of existence here at St. Ambrose, this fraternity is designed to recognize outstanding freshman achievement. Requirements for mem- bership in this national honor society are the achievement of a scholastic average of 3.5 in at least one semester of the freshman year and the demonstration of leadership ability on the part of the student. The first order of business was the actual initi- ation which took place in the Quiet Room of the student union. After this solemn ceremony which required the pledging of the initiates to the re- quirements of the honor society, all members were invited to a banquet in their honor. The speaker following the dinner was Fr. Kokjohn, vice-president of the college and also a now hon- orary member initiated into the society this year. sf '51, ffwfi rw llffffs New Members, Left to right: Martin Connolly, Michael Cooper, Dennis Galeazi, Vice- president of the College Rev. Joseph Kokjohn, Kenneth Mil- ler and Dave Fyfe are in the FRONT ROW. Members in the BACK ROW are: Rich Andrews, Dick Kasper, Tom Knight, Dean of Students, Edward Rogalski, Jim Kreinbring, John Butler, Mike Ursini. L 1!il ,IsqJ,,ffws frif! fHfl'lv'iJ3 Charter Members of Phi Eta Sigma, left to right: Pat Gannon, tary, Harry Peterson, Treasurer, Bob Wheeler, President and Historian, Bob Striegel, Senior Advisor, Larry Shepler, Vice- the Rev.Francis Duncan,Honoraryinitiate. president, Mr. Sutton, Faculty Advisor, Charley Moore, Secre- lO9 .. 2 A, rr 'fs 35,9 ......-r- we 'it ap... ss' 'fa sv dl TOP: Steve Farkos and Carmen Cuevas, MIDDLE ROW-Arty Mike Smith, President Jim Allen, Larry Gusman, Sec'y-Treas. fCIub Mascotj Evie Corcoran, Pete Kostadelos, Tom Salsbury, KNEELING: Dennis Noland and Ed Cunningham. Art Club resurrected 0rz campus After several years absence from the pages of the Oaks, the Art Club has reappeared in full bloom. This Socio-academic organization pro- motes the field activities for its members on a reoccuring annual basis. The Club sponsors an open Art Show twice a year as well as a guided tour of a Chicago gallery in the spring. This year, two painting and sketching ventures are planned by the members, who will be traveling to Sabula, lowa and Galena, Illinois to paint these picturesque river towns. Membership is open to anyone professing an interest in the graphic arts and to any Art major at St. Ambrose. Q, '? ar-oh? if J, g ' 4 - Q1 Left: Club President Jim Allen in Galena, III. during last spring's outing. J Left: more membersg TOP-Paul Starr, Dale Wittenborn, Alec Vance. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Kennedy, Alan Mattes, Gary Mendoza Arty lagainj, Bob O- 'Hare, Dyan McCli- mon and Paul Her- rera. KNEELING are John Hoxey and Ed Kahl. Left to right, TOP to BOTTOM: Robert I. Wheeler, Michael C. Peters, ward Boyert, James Grayson, Shirley Ann Miles, Monroe R. Keys Clarence Simmons, Clyde Harris, Craig Mayfield, Janet Wood, Ed- and Rita Ann Giminez. Afro-Amerzban Clubforms on Campus U9 Front to rear, left to right: Jim Grayson, Vice-president, Mrs. Manderfeld, Jim Laake, Gerry Slania, John Tritt, Jim Martin, Kilfoyg Faculty Advisor, Terry Brennan, Treasurer, Tom John Pierce, Jim Staley, Dennis Thomas, Victor Staut, John Stratman, President, Mary Unser, Valerie Crumb, Mary Winne, Topping and Pete Zagarella. Bill Graf, John Thompson, Bob Keppy, John McGrath, Rich Members 0fS.A.C. Educazzon Club X ll3 - l FRONT: Mr. Ed Scheck, Steve Rizzo, Kevin Murphy, Kem Fitzsimmons and Tom Con- way. REAR: Tom Malchodi, Don Sullivan, Ron Waldschmidt, Jim Marti, John Pierce and Denny Geraghty. Phys1'calEducaz1'0n Club One of the most active clubs on campus is the Physical Edu- cation Club. The members of this club provide the backbone for the successful operation of the coIIege's intramural program. Besides organizing the intramural sports, the members of the Phys' ical Education Club also provide the oflicials for the different proj- ects. Because these students olficiate they are likewise to be recog- nized for their patience needed to cope with the explosive mind of an irate player. This group also is prominent among the clubs on campus pro- moting inter-school co-operation and activities with Marycrest. Next to be recognized is this cIub's involvement in the home basketball games. Last year the two Phys-Ed clubs of St. Ambrose and Marycrest combined to bolster their financial status with a carwash. You can bet that more than cars got washed. ll4 K W! C mr ULLIGE Jlllll qi I . - QLQ ,-:.'.?'f?e ' fini A 4 f I' flaw:-xxx -53, -1-H-N Big Brothers Club Of all the clubs active at St. Ambrose College, the one which is most sincere and dedicated to current social problems is the Big Brothers Club. The members of this group are all serious in their approach to the needs of others. The only real requirement to this responsible organization is a sincere willingness to aid the unfortunate by sacrificing one's own personal time. FRONT: Ed Cunningham, John Heidtke, John 'Moon' Vogel, Joe Sweeney, Mike Schutze, Tim Sheedy and Kevin Zerull. REAR: The needy, especially children, are aided by this small group of St. Ambrose students. St. Vincent's Home, the Annie Wittenmeyer Home and the Friendly House are just a few of the local organizations to benefit from this group of earnest students. But the gang does pull off one social function a year to provide a bit of social relaxation. Mike Toohill, John Schwieters, Jim Grayson, Rich Toohill Mike Maher, John Kulovits and Pat Shelton. ff ti 41-vw I , 1 1 1 J , -fi Student Senators Above: Junior Senators Leonard Cervantes and Jim Murry Above: Sophomore Senators are Bob Farmar, Dick Kasper and Tom Veith Right: Freshman Senators are QL. to RJ Glen Hancock, Matt Carroll and Mike Foster. Left: Senior Class Senators are John Taphorn, Mike Manternach and Tom Rochford. 1: H. 77 ' in K A v, A K sf 1 vig V PM r ' H - ?gfgiQ3iQg5L i'--f , he K x iii 23 1 Q Fi- is . , 'gvwe' . f X , , K f Q ., f..3gf,,, .K . A 1 - 4 . , -- ' ' ' ' . 'v-Mr. 1 i al L lf. Q f .. , Y -'WL wife' , 'P-'U -1' lr , su, W we X is L r . Q A '1 ' ll- K vg ' '14-1,3-' 'N' . imfu X 4 by S, - .5 .. - sv.,- t 71 wh ,kjr , O vw f as . ' . ' . ,E in Q f sa, rx Wai f 'K f r l ' ti 1 gf.: X , M S all is 1 1 ies l B H7 Dimension Offailh in contemporary ajfazrs .M'.hN' Langdon Gilkey spoke on Faith and Secularity on March 25, 1969. Lecture series 1968-69 The role of the modern religious woman in the present religious structure was the topic of Sister Mary SchaIdenbrand's lecture at the college center. The important need for a flexible religious woman in these times of religious reform was stressed by this Catholic nun who accented the vital role of the individual in the religious structure of modern society. Sister Schaldenbrand has achieved a Ph. D. degree in the field of Philosophy from the Catholic University of America. Sister Schaldenbrand was an instructor of Philosophy and is well known as an essayist of religious topics. Langdon Gilkey is a professor of The- ology at Chicago University who holds a Ph.D. degree in Theology. He is an out- standing Ieader among Protestant the- ologians. He has studied Catholic the- ology in Rome, Italy and did therefore give a revealing insight into contempor- ary religion from a layman's viewpoint. Mr. Gilkey is also the author of three books dealing with the need for better understanding of the current religious situation. Faith and the Person was the title of a lecture given on November 21, 1968 by Sister Mary Schaldenbrand. December 10, 1968 marked the appearance of Bruce Henderson, Religious Editor of Time, who reflected the opinion of Secular Communications. As Religion Editor of Time Magazine and a jour- nalist of years of experience, Bruce Henderson has surveyed the present situation of religion and theology with an acute awareness of the back- ground of this development. Mr. Henderson's lecture revealed his broad ken of knowledge of current religious affairs and more importantly, their complexity. The educated men and women of today must be conscious of their religious responsibilities. Dr. Daniel Callahan is an intelligent Catholic theologian who has taught, authored numerous books and is presently Executive Editor of Com- monweal. Despite this intellectual's relative youth, he is one of the most prominent Catholic theologians in the U.S. He has effectively com- bined scholarly research and, journalism to give a very informative insight into Catholic Theology. ln his presentation at the college, Dr. Callahan emphasized the necessity for an educated mem- ber of our society to shape some sort of a notion for himself of the essence of a Christian. 0 ix Q if l Below: Forming a Contemporary Christian Identity was the topic of Dr. Daniel Callahan. The1968-69 East Coast Club Members of the East Coast Club hail from all parts of the eastern third of the nation from Maine to Washington, D.C. The club is active socially and academically. Among the cIub's many noteworthy activities is its participation in Homecoming festivities, inter-club, and in setting up a special East Coast scholarship. Below: East Coast Club Olficersg Martin Connolly and Mike Adamshick are STANDING SEATED are Kerry Cowen, Faculty advisor Mr. Hamel and Joe McMahon. f 5 120 I A , ,...., .. . ..M Above: East Coast Club Membership. Steve McLaughlin, Larry John Moriarty, John Kruse, Greg Wills, John Hoffman Mike Bellmore, John Maggio, Mark Yanello, Tom Stamets, Tony Henley, Don Geramita, Bob Adams, John Nagel. Caruso, Jerry Slania, Tom Kennedy, Pete Shilay, Phil Rowan, Student Judiciary Board: left to right, John Peters, Ken Jeschke. l2l A Pat O'Brien, John Taphorn, Mike Casey and oeds es three C g drive Ire Q5 mr nv in il FQCFM Club aa, Q -E Q D ..:-Q ga: HE gf!! Q. E 3 cm N E D O .J sn l-3 EDI A , oi ma? ,J ED : 3 C C.: 'Vo I-a Eu: 5: m2 E2 au: C .E-C H2 fs Ea bi U.: 'un .IO :M I . :S .C D. o th -5 Q: 3 40 . .: ,Q mo: ,I 0 Ein: :oc maven QLD! . X15 ua'-ug Q, :EN H51 eff: otha: N -OD -wo NL- 3252 was -'Ea -Q E EE: .-0 age x33 305 2152 va2w QP C N 200 EDD UO E-CE no S25 E 5 :N E930 5.2: 5' wma : 'm .E U Q03- 'cz nm 0.2 U : Vi V7 O veg: 0-Q43 05.7 OOGD E A ..o Q mai 0 E-. q . CS ....................a-.........-:-... 1 u1u.--1-' V 1 f Chiacgo Club Olicers: left to right, Bob Monaco, Vic Switskl Tom McGuire Joe Farmar Art Kennelly, and employing the latest in stop and frisk procedures is Bob Farmar Chicago Club in 1968-69. . . The Chicago Club is one of the larger clubs at St. Ambrose. Primarily this club is socially orientated, providing good times for its members and the student body. Besides the social functions it has presented at the college, the Chicago Club throws two or three events a year in Chicago for its mem- bers. This club is a great success and its activities are also prosperous. But this club generously contributes to worth- while causes and projects of the college. Right: dedicated to the observance of the 42nd anniversary of the St. VaIentine's Day Massacre, Chicago, Illinois, 1927 123 Left to right, top to bottom: Kerry Cowen, Herb Blum, Jim Hickey, Tom Kramer, Dean Lawlor, Bill Curtis, Roy Dombeck, Mike Adam Mike Walsh, John Peters, Rick Martenson, Greg Voss, Rich Ford, schick, Maria Alejo and Ed Gebelein. John Taphorn, Ed Moss, Mike Hoolihan, Jim Ruder, Larry Kotula, Commerce Club '68-'69 The Commerce Club is this year's largest regis- tered club on campus. This organization is open in membership to anyone who has an interest in Com- merce or Business. Each year the club presents a featured speakers circuit open to the membership and the public. However, this club has maintained l24 an excellent speaker series. Most of the lectures are well attended and the members seem to enjoy these informative and interesting talks as providing a valuable insight into the business world. Also this group sponsors a dance every year which the student body eagerly awaits as a social bash. Commerce Club membership Left to rightg top to bottom: Jim Lundholm, Peter Shilay, John Ed Guhl, Rick Hassi, Bill Kedleyg Tom Pfaff, Mike Johnson: Phil Rigemang Jim Dalton, Larry Slesicki, Bob Morviceg David Laugh- Schumacherg Bernard Hicks. lin, Dan McCallum, Greg Cofieldg Greg Schulzt, Bob Keppyg Kwan? . ,nm nv 'TY' 3 fy:-nv' +i'f '1 iq! , 5 A '. , 5 ,Y , , i. fl! I iv, 'Q fi v s ,Q M 1 ai 4 .W Q 'xv ' 125 New members 0fKczppa Della Pi Founded upon the ideals of Knowledge, Duty ane Power, Kappa Delta Pi is one of the most highly respected societies for those who are pre- paring for the teaching profession. By encour- aging members to continue striving for academic achievement, Kappa Delta Pi has been responsible for producing some of the most dis- tinguished names in the teaching profession. During the past year Iota Omega Chaper held its annual fall Initiation Banquet at which its i l STANDING: Mary Unser and June Grice SEATED: John Tritt, Harry Peterson and George Kiefer ' f 2 Q , 2 f 3 f r 5 . s.-,...m.,.., Kappa Della Pi FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lucille Bedford, Mr. Robert Sutton and Miss Agnes Renner STANDING fl to rj: Charles Pirrera, Tom members heard an excellent presentation on Ethiopia by former Peace Corps Volunteer Chuck Pirrera. In March ten of its members were present at the Regional Conference in Normal, Illinois, where they lectured and took part in group dis- I l27 I , I , , I I I Stratman, Ed Botkin, Mike 0'Malley, Jim Staley, Denny Thomas and Dave Hodges. cussions on the theme Human Commitment In Education. New members were pledged and initiated at the spring Initiation Banquet. The year was concluded with the election of officers for the 1969-70 year. Newspaper: the name change game The school year 1968-69 was a year of changes. It was very encouraging to the student body to see a welcome change in the name of the student publication. The Ambrosian News bowed out to The PAPER SAC. Under the editorship of Gene Conrad, with the faculty guidance of Mr. Robert Bates, the stu- dent paper assumed a new freshness along with its new title. Not to be neglected are the other staff members of hard-working men and women who labored daily to make the weekly newspaper an invaluable student forum. llllf 6 x Q9 N' rss. .lg Above: Business Manager Rick Moskowitz struggles with a- recalcitrant Royal. Left: Editor in chief of the Paper Sac, Gene Conrad Left: loyal staffersg Bob Morvice, Diane Burke and Tom Stamets. fag-igA Q -AA ' f 'Q-Zi' ,V 75 ' 'Ms ' V ,iTf'fmafA , . ,wiv 2-Vfff -VW ,AQ-fry-few,Q,w,Aa:-Q-fggggw-,Qi,,AV- AA V A- wr.-y,:.:y,ignw,g-5 if ALfq12424sRi?QQgg2 ,, U A ' W- A A, A A L 1 ' V A .,,. A, 1 ' --f A A.-e,g5f533Vis-fzwz,'?ffA,3JGQV,-'-',1w:f--AQ:-2H 5-V QV '--iz,-if' f,--x:Ai-ff . 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Rice, Mike Nonnemann, Mr. M. Donne, scientific study. This society has taken on the aura of reward in that membership is highly selective on the basis of both biological and comprehensive scholastic achievement and that members are highly regarded by graduate schools they seek to attend. Bernie Curran, Dr. Masat, Mike Gimbel, Jack Kerns, and Den- nis Gillespie ggszr 2 an G, ef' f g , Male members: CSTANDINGJ John Monnier, Bob Scanlon, Pat Derrick, Henry Kacprzyk and Bob Behg CSEATEDJ Steve Monnier and Berry DeJaeger. Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club comes under the heading of academically orientated organizations on campus. Although this club does throw one social date a year, its primary purpose is to acquaint its members with chemistry as much as it can. Usually this achieved by field trips and inform- ative tours of some of the relatively close to the Quad-Cities area chemical plants and industries like Chemplex, DuPont and Abbot Labs, which they visited earlier this year. 1968-69 Offerings This season did not stop or, for that matter, even slow down for Theatre lll. Besides the usual three major productions the St. Ambrose drama enthusiasts prepared two dramatic productions for television. The Hollow Crown , an innovation in reader's theater, and The Valiant , a one-act drama were seen on WOC-TV. Highlighting the year's ollerings was one of the only American tragedies, Detective Story. This play by Sidney Kingsley allowed for one of the largest and most ellicient casts in the history of Theatre Ill. THE TRE A Man for All Seasons opened in March to a tumult of praise and once again Theatre lll proved itself to be a compact, professional, and talented group. The successes of Theatre Ill are, in truth, due to the efforts of one man. Without his earnest and able direction the quality and professionalism of Theatre lll would be greatly diminished. Thank you, Mr. James Willaert. Frank Schneeberger and Debbie Wiss work on 'Detective Story' sets Wx, Above: Make-up room in full swing. 135 Left: Mike Burden 8. Dave McDaniel t z f 3 Q 1 1 C i ' i Above: from Detective Storyg Frank Schneeberger, Joe DeBrecht, Steve Navolio, John McCune, Jim Martin. ' Left: Dana Rucker 8- Marty Wiss bend over Jim Martin's prone form onstage. I' s vmws www ,semen .15 Board of Directors: Rev. Charles Shepler, Mr. Les Wright, Chief Engineer. STANDING are John Collins and Steve Navolio KSAR JL KALA give the word. Dave Van Lauwe, John Dooley and Larry Watson. . . . a successful business venture depends upon good personnel attitudes . . . Stefanie Davis and Dave Mc- Davitt. T36 Rick Martenson, Rich Manderfeld and Larry Shepler of Hours AIone . on the airways Rich Goulet and Tom Conley Above: Stephanie Davis, Greg Schultz, Steve Ristau, and Larry Weindruch Below: Jim Palmere, John Cloghessy and Tim Doherty 2 l37 .4 CCLLEGE SCE ... These twenty eight pages of the section that we have called the College Scene represent a mix- ture of the informal, the commonplace and the day-to-day atmosphere that go to make up the image of a small college. We hope that you will find this a conglomerate of the experiences and emotions of the times to be relived time and again over the years to come. 138 i Left: Carol Lindholm and Dyan McClimon work over their Calligraphy assignment in Room 102. Xi lu , . My. Left: A shot of the dismantling of the priest-faculty garage on the site of the Food Service-Dormi- tory now in construc- tion. l I I xr' nz : ' 4232 ' 5 'A , A L , -W . ,f.. QV- Q5: ff 2 Q . . ,A 5- ffj A ' ' 1 f fr sf-f . 44 . . f, Q, f 1 WV: -S nw 5515: V 1 W Q A U, Q., f L, .- .. ' 1 kg .,,L I. fs' Nw M, gk 1,45 Q ev, 1 f .wx-wg 'E xi Q A : : L as 'Q W xg ,N 'kv The Music Club 4'2..,r' 'ff - Z fffssmsymw 5- ff' Above: left to right-Don Dehner, Bob Busher, Mike Cooper, Ed Jim Staley, June Grice, Denny Thomas, L. von Beethoven, Jim Beil Legner, Jerry Echelmeyer, Regina Coussens, Patricia Van Camp, man,Mr. Gerzina and Karl Schierbrock. 142 , K 5 X 2 Q i F I Above: Mr. Bill Asher of Encyclopedia Bri- tannica presents grant materials to Education Dep't. Chairman George Monty. Left: Christine Bauer in the quiet world of the Periodical library. Right: Mike Finnegan renders aid to a lab lovely. Below: Mr. Thomas Chouteau of the Art dep't. as .m ml si' -:wi A2 WE5k?1g,ziQ.riek55Ef , sz fig . ,Z ,I ,ll Z' in ,kwin My ,Q 9-...lymr L 4+ TFT' -- , Yu , A 1:1 any Q 1 ,, A -:wx d . ,.1,1g,?:,x VK I, S W fi an r 'fs fu-NN sk 1 ,.w,.qf,1- ,Hg ' K N ,,,: ,rj , , We n V H 4 ...ASV 144 1 ,RAN S NWN he Q, , gs igiwry 'Si I , wmv VV xx 2115 inn 4 ae... Above: Co-ed Carmen Cuevas digs in at the Periodical Li- brary. Mr. Thomas Kerns expounds upon an idea in his Philosophy class. fs zoo sill, X Left: Pete Kostadelos takes advantage of class break to wield Below: Miss your Senior portrait assignment and we guaran- his Whisker broom. tee that not one of the thousand words that replace it will be lit to print -Oaks Stall. .img-V L. V,..s 4, K , t,,. f K ii, I ,,V., , V f V41 . if N ,V 1:37 so J Left: This was the scene as the first stage of construction was initiated toward construction of the new Fine Arts complex. W 147 Q 5 gt X . .. . . -,. 0 X L, ,. V I 1 nm 'ff -MI . I ' l . . K . J A V Ja H . wi , f Q 2 A . , ,, 4 - ' I i ' ' ' A .- ,f,- - -, ' A 1 'S 'FK I A I ff I. I I-1-M 4-Q -4 J X S ., 1 ,,.fI, L f A A 5 1 I , I xl V K , I 3' , A sm I 5- 'fx wk J .AMW I H EL s 'nd-ilgvg., .I. 21, l VYQ, 1 Q A wi , I T - ,W ' V. M ' k .af 1 4 , V '1 I ,. ' K , .V ' Q . JL -495 I wx, I f ff- ,aid 3, X ev' V hw If L' LI,L S V X , Y , R -H-II. A. -,L, .E .'- . VY . XG ,f wi V . II- I ,IQ if vi 3 2 Q v--W. tlf..QQ9' T n.. X r . . M J. Q -QF a K ge Y' 14.3 if G5 1 Below: Mrs. Lois Radant is a part-time instructor in the Department of Music. PubI1'cz'ly A newcomer to the Campus, Public Information Director, Mrs. acquainted with her environs. Bev Ginsberg gets 2 ..., iiii 1 49 9-0? :W W 5 '5 VV xml 3, 5,1 ' ' . 3 Recreation room opened in Hayes Hal! -- Our campus finally has a central location for recreational purposes. A game room has been much sought after for a number of years and now has become a reality. The decision to utilize these basement rooms in the new Hayes hall de- serves recognition from those of us who have legislated so long for this kind of facility. A note of thanks to the powers responsible for the finalization of this dream. Below: Kenln Bresnan minds the desk in the Recreation Center. Autumn '68 was a touch damp! Cullen on campus The two photographs to the immediate right are of Michael Cullen. He was on campus to explain the view point and activities of the Milwaukee 14 . As the photos testify, the audience was attentive, in fact, the next several weeks found a number red- and-white 14 armbands being worn around the school. IWW' if Above: Visitors view the first of two Art Club shows. H TAC X 153 lf' Left: A small but vocal group of students and faculty mem- bers gave visible and vocal support to the Catonville Nine who were on trial for burning draft records. , t Above: Construction sign gives evidence of expansion of the campus building program. .1 N xwgsf. .,,fv2-A .-wfffifff- wg ,st Q ft .,,5g.a. J . .. History Dep't. Adds Richard M. Nixon to its Hall of Presidential portraits 4 .,v-we 9 -..a..,,-,,eN.,, ,. ...X .Ma ,, ,,i, . into E n am , M ' in Q in . . . Left: Senior Pat Elliot, a History major from Genoa, Illinois, was featured as one of the ten Seniors honored by the OAKS for '68-'69. isee page 31j. f 'N Nr lf - ' A I 2 -1-1' X x Wx, x ' -1- . VB T4 X . X 2 X I xx , 7 H 'Ih- r-- xgxx X ,' . G - if rr sl U Below: Mr. Edgar Horn, our own computer ex- pert, explains some of monster's magic. as X a Q :.. wtf? .. LM T' elowz Mrs. Killey confers with her boss, Max Shifiman of the Place- faculty ent Bureau. Above: Senior John Taphorn seeks advice of Mr. Pat Welch of the EcBA ei zizz S! is I57 Right: One of Father Catich's many slate-carved Trajan alphabets. f i R iwh f at -Q1f2 . R R Ag.. il , 1' H ii! ,I ez' L V ,,k 'vu 'f he I V : - : 'R 14 e iig 'Nw Right: Rev. John Smith with guest speaker Tran Van Dinh. 158 :PGI-IJ OPR gr A ha Qi , , 0 L K 457 r -Vg: 1 HW ig? 9 p 'mwM-,A'A- A ..,h un- ffo sf Anthony Antao of the Business Dep t M.,.1'- af M-..,,u . . . I don't care if it is a Government grant item, we've got two in the Biology lab that we don't use now! 160 1 Vs-:X We are Hamel, Hamel, 8. Hamel of Hamel Inc 161 fi-'ash T' es: hai. illglills ilf slfi :A 'Origin' becomes cz reality Forty years of research, study, creativity, traveling, obser- vation, primary investigation and a good strong portion of desire has produced The Origin of the Serif by Rev. Edward M. Catich, Art Department chairman. But this book is only the second in a series of three devoted to Imperial letters in ancient Rome. Actually this is his fourth book. The importance of the Origin is that it is documentary evidence supporting Father Catich's theory that the serif was brushed upon the stone by a skillful sign-writer and later was chiselled out, including the serif or finishing elements of the letters, carefully by the cutter. Years of research was conducted by Rev. Catich working with actual inscriptions in Europe from the period studied. The entire book was prepared by Catfish Press, another interest of Father Catich's here at St. Ambrose. With his knowledge and skill in printing, Rev. Catich can prepare his own works in calligraphy, paleography, and epigraphy. Z M1411 -:eq Z'geZ!U fn ASQ: mm' .510 ,Le i,,111a., ? I feng t s X 'Wa I 9 f X ' . ' -L X X X ' 'l'lI!inm. X XX' 1' -iliui -- u-! :mr I t fx pull - ti. , . KW i Q38 A l62 1 id, 3,523 a A W W t Junior Rick Moskowitz, Business Mgr. for 'the Paper Sac' F EH gf 'P We pl 5 s, :sg I' .um 1' 1:02 was V 4 I 1 11 Ill 'I me ,11 b '5Uh.-mu 4 Above: Mr. Bates of the English Dep't doubles in brass as the Faculty Advisor of 'the Paper Sac'. Below: Senior Ed Botkin with Rev. Wm. F. Dawson, 1968's Faculty Member ofthe Year. if , Hamm -...MM rcsrrl,ar, Matthew Pete Hart, parttime Music Faculty ' We Below: Visiting artist 8. Music Instructor, Lewis Hoy with student Regina Coussens. Hi., 'R We Some musical notes The yearly band and chorus tour of St. Ambrose Col- lege was from February 2 through the 4th. Four differ- ent schools hosted the 51 Ambrosian minstrels who enjoyed the trip as much as the audiences appreciated the excellent talents of the singers and musicians. The band provided a various program under the di- rection of Assistant Professor Frank Gerzina. Rev. J. E. Green conducted the chorus with Sister Rosaria Salerno as a guest soloist at St. Mary's Priory in Nauvoo, Ill. Paint Your Wagon was the title of the annual musi- cal production presented by St. Ambrose College. This stage presentation, which is currently being made into a movie, ran April 11,12 and 13th. The stage director for this show was Andrew Reagan while Fr. Greene filled the role of musical director. But the fine talents of the students from St. Ambrose provided a very worthwhile and distinguished demonstration of col- legiate theatrics. l64 Z. f W. Ou. WW M f. ' x 8 '1 4 Lf? 1 B m, , W GQ Wei, Q fifff 'Al K H , 553255319 vii 32-11? I f gffv ' im, f W ea x PM P a x mf :A J 'I' 2 -- , ,m-,LM f 9' 5 2 M A P 1 Right: Hurdler Clyde Harris brings home the bacon Below: Longjumper Clancy Simmons. uh 5 Ain 3 rf Above Mike Brodell over the bar' TRACK From a look at the records, Roy 0wen's trackmen have continued to perform with determined stamina. For the third consecutive year, the cinder-men and the field men have maintained an undefeated season in dual competition. Also a scanning of the record book reveals the fantastic fact that nine different school records fell last year and one record has already been revised early in this season. But the best praise for the track team is a look at the record. New School Records of 1968 Russ Stump 220 yd. dash fcurvel Russ Stump 220 yd. dash lstraightl John Leahy 880 yd. run Larry Gusman 2 mile run Clyde Harris 120 yd. high hurdles Leahy, Holycross mile relay Frye, Stump, Clarence Simmons pole vault Qbroken 19695 Clarence Simmons triple jump Terry Allender discus Left: John Rigeman warms up for the javelin throw. l67 W x lg - 5 . - i h .5 T-95 '. X Q'!V J -if Vx ici'-f1.l Above left to right: Larry Gusman, Henry Timbrook, Gerry But- tlmer Ed Bobilin, Steve Fuller and Rick Frye. A strong determination by returning regulars and new freshmen enabled this year's team to make a respectable showing against a most rug- ged schedule. Although the team missed some of the experienced runners enjoyed by past teams, the performance that it displayed makes the prospects for the future look promising. Last spring coach Ed Sheck's tennis team com- piled an outstanding 11--4 season record against some of the finest Midwest colleges. The Bee's racquet-wielders also brought home some impres- sive titles including a first place in the Midlands Conference tournament and the NAIA district tour- nament while gaining a third place win at the Kirksvilletournament. IAQ 'V VKX 1968 Tennis Team: left to right, Coach Ed Scheck, John Wallin, Roger Furman, Leroy Benker, John Underwood, Steve 0'Brien 81 Robin Freund. I69 ECIS S FO '69 track bo -'EI R Louis Larry Gusman, Terry Allender, Frye, Rick Donovan, Denny Harris, Clyde C' L sv 9 uf W o I- 0 Z' E : S 6 2 3 E 3 ci. E 3 en UI 'S I uf 3 E 5: 'E E :Z S c 8 E o P- L 0 un av : ev E Pasquesi-trainer. Mike Brodell, Clancy Simmons, ay. ckw m Bro rbes, Ji Fo ahy, Steve Le er, John Butti m l7O i CR 'SN we-M-v-ur Wi : . HZ? W J We JF gi 2115? il g., , We bye f .J-, , - uve. if l Lv e If ani' QE GULF Bottom to topg r. to I.: Terry Poston, John Nagel, Steve Farleyg Dick Elmore, Jim Matthysg John Peters and Louis Bertani. 1' ANI 3'- l Q . if Ov I llmvi' -gi' iiiiqup INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS A Basketball 1. Vikings 2. Bruins Softball--12 1. Vikings 2. Crimson Tide Softball-16 1. Vikings 2. Micemen Paddleball 1. Roger Furman 2. Denny Geraghty Badminton Singles 1. Mike McCabe 2. Winsor Dalgaard Volleyball 1. Out Crowd 7 5 Y J A an ' I ' 1 4 IN R MUR LS Left to right: FRONT: Bob Highland, Joe McMahon, John Hor- le Y, Howard Brown, CBACKD Bob Verdun, Charles Collins, Bob vatic, Mike Manternach, Tom Newell, Tom Reed, Tim Gorm- Farmar, Vic Svetich,and Tom McGuire. l72 I 1 1968-69 Basketball Team 1 r Ifaiai in 5 1 KJ 2 A U 1 5 3k it 54 5 4 , ff' . in get tu- STANDING: Coach Kilfoy, Dave Smoot, Mike Durham, Randy Carr and Mike Wannigerg KNEELING: Denny Geraghty, Roger Papp, Lenny Koplitz, Steve Borge and Ed DeJaegherg SITTING: Furman and Dan Lynch. Bob DeDoncker, Steve Tyner, Bob Walter, Tom O'Connor, Pat Although the roundballers had a mediocre start in the 1968-1969 season, dedicated men- tor Leo Kilfoy continuously strove to bolster his team. The success of his eflorts was evident in the second half of the season. With consistent starters of seniors and juniors and a good depth in his reserves especially some vital backup men, Coach Kilfoy is constantly striving to improve even when success smiles. A high point in the basketball record book was when hot-hitting Denny Geraghty surpassed the 1000 point career mark while here at St. Ambrose. Senior forward Lenny Koplitz also ends an out- standing career for the Bees as did- senior guard Roger Furman who will always be remembered for his fine ball control and play-making. 174 Season 's Record OPPONENT OWN THEIR SCORE SCORE 83 Platteville 89 90 Western Illinois 86 87 Iowa Wesleyan 85 90 Augustana 104 101 Luther 102 86 Coe 80 87 Upper Iowa 107 119 Western Illinois 101 66 Christian Brothers 74 76 Lewis 87 66 Loras 96 57 Dominican 76 91 St. Norbert 92 90 Quincy 101 94 St. Norbert 96 77 Augustana 92 89 Central 80 95 Illinois Tech 77 78 Dubuque 79 97 Lewis 93 107 Quincy 96 77 Loras 70 73 William Penn 84 67 Illinois Tech 69 fe-gf . . . ' ,sw , f fw ?ffW 'ff i mf.-ff-s1i s+ if qw' .. ,wayww mw gym,-k amrnfavf , .Mme ., 9 I Coach Leo Kilfoy at war fabovei and at peace Ito the lefty with first semester Co- captains Roger Furman and Denny Geraghty. 1 as 5 , .'? rl M 1 I ri i, H35 I I I ,-,,, M11 I75 Right: Quad-citians on the '68- '69 team are Ed DeJaegher, Walter. Bob DeDoncker . . . and Bob ' --- TA 3 ffm A if W-3 Q fr N, gi , W, R . -f Q' 4 I K 7 I 176 Below: A pick-up Blues band en- tertains at the pep rally preceding the Loras game. f if, 1, , Q . .ME a X .mwm , f I ' e-Mg, 2 N, A '91 1 Lg,m , nz , wx SQ 1 'W 1 vw 5. Wi I 1, if .K 9 M . -wan v N iq., f 179 I .1 Af' Seminarians: FRONT ROW: Lee Conver, Mike Valley, Mike Sutter, Larry Gress, Steve Witt, Jim Brockway, Mike Uhde, Jack Pendergrast, Joe Garr, Terry Knock 8- Jim Considine. 2nd ROW: Dan Barr, Bob Busher, Jim Mc- Cabe, Mike Ursini, Tony Chapdelaine, John Spiegel, Jim Bielman, Kevin Zerull, 'lim Sheedy St John Lovsin. BACK ROW: Joe Haas, Bill Ditewig, Steve Smith, Rick Gantert, Gary Rauch, Jim Schuesler, Dave Hines, Tim Doherty 8 Ed Kross. school sponsored Gripe-in . Right: Student Paul Giguere directs a question at a member of the Administration during a 5 .-ua. Dean Rogalski fields a hot one during a Gripe-in . Below: More Seminarians! FRONT Row: Tim Goalby, Bob Striegel, BACK ROVYI Ed Legnef- Bfiim 'Vliclfifr Rai Deffingf0f1r Tfmy Adgenf Bill Degen, Greg Miner, Charles Toney, Tim Piasecki s. Drake Shafer. Dan Schn'-Hdefr Pau' Devo' -'lm T'ed1erB 'ASSel'2f'd John ZOUSSI- E T r,TT T W, T' 7 1 A .Z . ,ggi , ,i 181 ,Tir :Ti '1 49 1,l Below: Tom Stratman, Ass't Editor. Above: Editor-in-Chief Harry Peterson of the '69 OAKS The cover design was made after an original design of Rev. E. M. Catich and was employed with his permission on the '69 OAKS. Major headings are pasted-up from Fr. Catich's own Catfish Text. Sub- heads are set in 24 point Times-Roman Italic. 10 and 8 point News Gothic bold were used for copy face, captions and photo identifications. Artwork was done by Senior Art major Robert O'Hare. The '69 OAKS was printed on 80 pound Tex- turetone paper by the American Year- book Co. of Hannibal, Mo. The cover was produced by the S. K. Smith Co. of Chica- go, Ill. Volume 35 of the OAKS Annual of St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Ia. Ol 'D' 0, A, I A .ya : , 0 n '5gl I ' Q ' vi I '.x:.'0. f p n I l82 I . O Q CQ s Q S tv OAKS Ad man Pete Kostadelos persuades Sum Gnatovich to ad- vertise in the '69 OA KS. i 44 A 1 Q 9 i A b L ff I i Right: the New SIERRA THEATRE. if ' 9 ' Featuring the finest in film presentations, .A V . this 630 seat house features staggered seat- X O V, ing which allows line of sight vision for the Q ' hi patron. Viewing is enhanced by the latest in projection equipment 8: transistorized sound. 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MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR 5741010475 SINCE 1867 . t 222 wssr SECOND srnssr DAVENPORT ' IOWA 52801 DON'S BARBER SHOP U-R-Next 4 Barbers Air Conditioned l525 Harrison St., Davenport, Iowa 4 the gw that only YOU can give. . .YOUR PHOTOGRAPH 7 2195592 3 For those who take great pride in you, there is no more appreciated gy? than your photograph. Come to your Ojicial Photographer when you need distinguished portraits to give on memorable occasions F DIRECTORY ichael l. Adamshick 33,120,124 nthony A. Adgent 58,181 ennis G. Adams 58 Jimmie L. Adams, Jr. 91 Robert N. Adams 91,121 Robert J. Agnes 73 ames J. Ahmann 91 ary J. Aitchison 33 Maria De J. Alejo 91,124 regory A. Ales 91 David R. Allbee 91 errance C. Allender 73,167,170 homas L. Allen 182 aylor G. Allen 182 eorge P. Allen 33 ames R. Allen 33,110,111 ohn M. Allen 182 homas A. Allen 182 Robert F. Alm 57 heodore E. Alongi 58 regory M. Anderson 59 Paul D. Anderson 182 Richard V. Andrews 73,109,170 Sandra C. Anderson 73 Patricia L. Andresen 73,183,194 onald M. Andon 182 Joseph B. Armitage 92 James C. Arnold 59 Sherman C. Arnold 74 William C. Assell 33,181 Raymond E. Aubry 92 William R. Austin 182 Ronald J. Aubry 59 Thomas F. Aubry 74 Clifford C. Avon 33 Thomas J. Baggot, Jr. 57 Gary G. Bader 92 Curtis L. Bach 33 Thomas M. Bainbridge 92 Michael T. Baker 92 Jerome E. Bald 33,107,122 John F. Bald 59 David E. Balducchi 59 William C. Barber 182 Thomas S. Barber 59 Bruce S. Barker 59 Jon W. Bargmann 92 Michael P. Barnes 74 Hugh D. Barnard 59 Ralph P. Barr 91 Joseph P. Barnes 33 William H. Barr 33 James E. Barry 60 Daniel T. Barr 180 Casey B. Barton 74,122 Christine Bauer 74,143 Joseph F. Beatty 59 Douglas J. Beck 92 Martin F. Beckey 92 William K. Bedford 34 Mark W. Bellel 59 Robert A. Beh 92,133 John D. Behrens 92 Jon T. Behan 93 James J. Beilman 93,180 Larry A. Bell 74 Leslie B. Bell Ill 34,177 Lawrence M. Bellmore 34,121 Franz K. Bender 93 David A. Bender 59 Leroy J. Benker 59,169 Richard A. Benson 93 Alan L. Benson 182 James C. Bentley 59 Mark S. Berset 34 Wyla C. Berry 182 Louis R. Bertani 93,171 Richard R. Bicek 74 John L. Blaisdell 34 Peter J. Blake 182 Michael F. Blaser 57 John F. Blough 93 Herbert J. Blum 59,124 Edward G. Bobilin lll 93,168 Robert JL Bober 93 Robert F. Boenig 59 Richard K. Bohling 34 James R. Booth 34 Steven H. Borge 59,173,179,174,178 Richard J. Bostedo 58,59 Edward A. Botkin 34,127,163 Edward E. Boyert 112 Laurier L. Bouvier 59 Michael L. Bowman 93 Michael L. Boyle 60 William A. Boyler 34 - Gary A. Brand 182 Anton Braun 74 Terrence G. Brennan 34,113 Kenan F. Bresnan 33,151,183 Kenneth A. Bretzel 74 Richard W. Brevik 182 Siegfried J. Brewer 182 Daniel E. Brice 182 Richard A. Brice 60,122 William M. Brinton 93 Gary W. Brock 35 James M. Brockway 74,180,170 Michael J. Brodell 35,167,170 James R. Brotts 60,122 Douglas R. Brown 182 Howard W. Brown 35,172 Charles H. Brown 182 Raymond J. Brown 35 Thomas S. Brown 35 Kenneth M. Brown 182 John J. Brown 35 James L. Brown 182 Steven R. Brown 74 Charles R. Brozovich 182 Richard C. Brust 74 Dennis W. Buchmeier 60 Michael L. Burden 35,135 Diana M. Burke 93,105,129,155 John C. Burke 60 James M. Burkholder 182 Robert J. Busher 93 James E. Butler 182 John L. Butler 109,122 Gerald F. Buttimer 93,168,170 Philip J. Cahill 93 Terrence J. Cahill 35 Jerry D. Callis 60 Frank C. Camarda, Jr. 35 John F. Campbell 75 Timothy G. Canavan 35 Terrence J. Carney 93 George D. Carnahan, Jr. 182 Dennis P. Carr 182 James P. Carr 182,174 Matthew T. Carroll 93 Patrick R. Carroll 182 William L. Carpenter 182 Ronald W. Carstens 35,131 David B. Carstensen 93 Anthony L. Caruso, Jr. 35,121 Michael M. Casey 36,121 Serjoi A. Casillas 182 Lee E. Catlin 60 Albert F. Cattoir 57 Thomas L. Cavanagh 36 Leonard P. Cervantes 60,116 Gilbert J. Cervelli 60,183 Terrence E. Ceurvorst 94 Robert J. Chambers 60 P. A. Chapdelaine 94,180 David R. Choby 36,106 John R. Christopher 36 Daniel G. Chrisman 75 William W. Christerson 36 Gary B. Claerhout 36 David W. Claeys 94 Kim J. Clay 36 John T. Clark 94 Daryl R. Claussen 75 John H. Clement 94 William D. Clendenen 75 John T. Cloghessy 94,137 Gregory R. Cofields 125 Joseph E. Cofield 73 Robert E. Cole 94 John J. Collins, Jr. 36,136 James H. L. Collins 36 Charles A. Collins 57,172 Arthur J. Collins 94 Merwin J. Collins 60 Dennis L. Comella 60 Kenneth F. Conklin 36 Thomas J. Conley lll 37,137 Martin F. Connolly 75,107,109,120 Jack V. Connors 37 David A. Cook 75 Stephen M. Connolly 75 Gene A. Conrad 37,107,141 James M. Considine 94,180 Samuel L. Conver 180 Thomas P. Conway 60,114,170 Neil A. Cook 75 Michael J. Cooper 75,109 David T. Coopman 60,107 Evelyn L. Corcoran 110 Michael J. Corken 60 Thomas R. Corsiglia 60 Anthony F. Corsiglia 37 Joseph A. Corvaia 182 Rosemary Costello 75 Regina A. Coussens 75,164 Kerry M. Cowen 37,120,124 Robert S. Cowden 182 Donald P. Cox 182 William E. Crafts 37 Deborah L. Cribbs 94 Michael D. Criswell 182 Franklin H. Cromer 182 Thomas G. Crosley 75 Mark A. Cross 182 James M. Crossen 37 Patrick H. Crossen 37 Richard E. Crow 37 Thomas F. Crump 182 Thomas J. Cuber, Jr. 37 Carmen A. Cuevas 110,145 Velma Crum 113 James M. Cunningham 182 Edward J. Cunningham 60,110,115 Thomas H. Cunningham 37,131 Michael P. Cunningham 37 Daniel P. Curran 182 Bernard J. Curran 60,132 William E. Curtis 38,124 Daniel P. Cusack 75 Thomas G. Cutler 75 Stephen E. Daley 182 Jerome M. Daniels 182 Michael D. Dassie 182 Marcia L. Dauw 94 Thomas J. Dauben 76 James V. Dalton 38,125,170 Gregory F. Dauw 76 James C. Davis 76 Thomas J. Davis 94 Stephanie Davis 61,136,137 John J. Davies 38 Sr. Mary M. Deblake 38 , Joseph M. Debrecht 38,135,141 Richard C. Decoster 182 William J. Degen 61,181 Susan E. Dedoncker 182 Robert D. Dedoncker 182,174 Gary W. Dehoff 182 Donald A. Dehner 94 Barry G. Dejaeger 76,133 Edward J. Dejaegher 76,175,176 179 174 Robert G. Dejonghe 76 Leon F. Dejulius 38,107 Frank J. Delaney 61 Ted M. Demeulenaere 38 Charles A. Denger 182 Dennis A. Denekas 182 Gary L. Denney 182 Walter L. Depoorter 61 John P. Derrington 76,181 Ronald J. Devermann 182 Bernard F. Devlin 182 Donald J. Dewit 38 Paul A. Deyo 181 David C. Diederich 57 Richard C. Dierker 76 Bernard F. Dierker 57 Anthony A. Dietsch 61 Phillip E. Dismore 182 William T. Ditewig 76,180 Timothy L. Doherty 94,137,180 Richard F. Doerr 182 William H. Dolan 76 V. G. Dolan 38 Roy A. Dombeck 94,124 Patrick G. Donaldson 57,130 Michael E. Donahue 94 John P. Donohoe 62 Karl A. Donaubauer 94 Terrence L. Donoghue 62 Denis D. Donovan 170,182 John M. Dooley 94,136 John R. Donovan 62,130 Brian J. Doran 77 Allan R. Dose 182 Michael F. Dougherty 62 Scott W. Doup 77 Patrick W. Dowsett 182 James B. Doyle 77,122 Wesley M. Drahozal 95 Richard G. Drapeau 77 Thomas M. Dreher 182 Daniel E. Draley 182 Douglas S. Duda 62 Willard L. Dudley 95 Michael L. Duffy 182 Thomas M. Duffy 39 John W. Dulin, Jr. 62 Edward F. Dumoulin 62 Stephen G. Duncan 182 James M. Durham 95,174 Stephen D. Duvall 95 Michael A. Dwyer 182 Loyd E. East 182 Charles F. Easton 62 William F. Eberley 77 Larry R. Edwards 62 Stephen R. Edwards 62 Richard G. Ehlke 182 Richard A. Egger 77 William W. Ehlers 77 Susan M. Eisentrager 95,155 Erich F. Eipert 39,132 Richard H. Elmore 39,171 Stephen H. Elliott 182 Patrick B. Elliott 31,155 Arthur E. Engels 62 Gene E. Eng 95 Neal L. Engstrom 182 Thomas A. Ertel 39 Ronald A. Erickson 39 Daniel L. Ertl 95 Lawrence H. Ewers 77 Dennis L. Fahy 62 Jerry L. Farmer 182 Robert D. Farmar 77,116,122,123 Stephen M. Farkos 62,110 Melvin L. Farley 95 Stephen P. Farley lII'62,171 Joseph F. Farmar 62,123,172 Michael J. Feddersen 77 Larry V. Fedler 62 Mark S. Fensterbusch 182 Byron A. Fernald 182 Paul H. Feyen 77 William J. Fier 182 Edward J. Finck 77 Michael P. Finnegan 62,144 Terry T. Finnegan 182 Frank L. Fischer 78 Wayne P. Fisher 78 Thomas J. Fitzgibbon 78 Michael G. Fitzpatrick 95 Kemmer L. Fitzsimmons 62,114 Richard Flaherty 38 John A. Flambo 39 William H. Flaherty 182 Gary L. Floerchinger 78 Richard L. Ford 39,124 Steven L. Forbes 95,170 Michael R. Foster 96,117 Kelly .l. Fostervold 182 Stephen J. Fox 63 Garry L. Fraise 63 David A. Frantz 39 Michael J. Fraser 63 Michael B. French 41 Jerome P. Frett 96 Walter G. Friese 78 Rickie W. Frye 41,167,168,170,177 David E. Fyfe 78,109 Roger A. Furman 169,172,175,174 Jamie J. Fuzzell 182 Thomas M. Gadient 96 Jerry Gaglione 96 Dennis J. Galeazzi 63,109 William J. Gallin 97 Patrick J, Gannon 63,109 Richard M. Gantert 78,180 Ralph J. Garcia 41 Paul J. Gardner 78 Joseph V. Garr 78,180 Joseph E. Gaukler 78 Edward J. Gebelein 41,107,124 William P. Geisler 41 John P. Geiss 41 Leo H. Gent 78 Perry F. George 97 Donald Geramita 97,121 Dennis P. Geraghty 31,114,172,175,177, 179,174 Paul T. Giguere 63,180 Dennis M. Gillespie 41,132 James J. Gillette 78 Michael J. Gimbel II 63,132 John F. Ginocchio 41 Rita A. Giminez 97,112 John A. Girlus 41 Armand W. Girard 41 William D. Gissel 41,122 Gary L. Gleason 63 Marvin J. Glass 40 Randall J. Goddard 63 Lawrence E. Goethals 63 Michael L. Goetz 40 Leo T. Golby 40,181 Timothy E. Gormley 40,172 Richard D. Goulet 63,137 Robert W. Graf, Jr. 113 Jeffry F. Grantham 63 Stephen K. Gray 182 Michael L. Green 182 James R. Grayson, Jr. 31,112,113,115, 141 Charles E. Green 97 Leon C. Green 78 Deborah G. Greenswag 182 Colin J. Gregan 78 Lawrence H. Gress 104,180 June M. Grice 63,126 John P. Gregan 63 Gary W. Griffith 40 Randolph A. Griffith 63 David J. Grimoskas 97 Melodee S. Grimshaw 182 William H. Guizar 182 Louis P. Gugliuzza 63 Robert D. Gunsolley 40 Lyle L. Guhl 78,125 Lawrence P. Gusman 40,110,167,168, 170,177 Wendell L. Guthart 78 Keith A. Guy 78 Leo E. Haas 40 Kevin J. Haas 97,180 Joseph S. Haase 182 Michael F. Hack 97 Richard E. Hafner 40 Edward E. Hale Ill 40 John E. Haldeman 78 Ralph E. Hall 97 Edward Hamerlinck 182 Winston J. Hamilton 78,131 James C. Hamm 97 Glen 0. Hancock 97,117 John P. Hand 40 Sr. M. K. Hannan 40 Jeffery D. Hanne 42 Fredrick H. Hanson 63 Roy E. Hansen 182 Edward J. Hanssen 97,122 Stephen W. Happ 97 Gary L. Hardy 182 Dennis K. Harlan 97 Edward B. Harris 79 Clyde L. Harris, Jr. 112,166,167,170 Craig l. Hartter 79 Thomas E. Harvey 79 James E. Hasbrouck 63 Richard G. Hassi 42,125 Michael S. Hasselbring 64 Thomas N. Haskins 97 James T. Havey 79 Michael D. Hayes 97 David A. Heaberlin 79 James W. Healy 79 Howard F. Headrick, Jr. 182 John F. Heckinger, Jr. 64 Kevin M. Hedrick 79 John H. Heidtke 31,115 David C. Heinz 98,180 Richard L. Helble 182 Jeffrey T. Helms 182 Michael S. Henley 79,121 John L. Hennessee 42 J. Michael V. Hennessy 64 Paul P. Herrera 79,111 John A. Herriges 79 James H. Hickey 42,124 Bernard H. Hicks, Jr. 79,125 Robert F. Highland 42,172 Phillip A. Hill, Jr.'79,122 Robert J. Hill 182 Daniel R. Hirstein 79 Donald F. Hiss 64 Edward C. Hirl 98 Michael E. Hobson 42 David W. Hodges 42,127 Joseph J. Hollman 79 William L. Hoffman, Jr. 79 Ronald L. Holycross 42,167,170 Dennis E. Hoist 64 Robert M. Hook 79 John W. Horvatic 42,172 Michael P. Houlihan 42,124 Gerald A. Howard 42 Joseph P. Howard 64 John C. Hoxsey 79,111 Larry R. Hudson 182 Richard L. Huff 182 Paul A. Hueser 98 Donald R. Hughes 80 Fern V. Hulting 182 Michael J. Humes 42 James C. Hundt 43 Michael J. Hunter 43 Thomas E. Huot 64 Steven T. Hunter 98 Richard J. Huot 98 Robert F. Hutchinson 43 Walter K. Hyvari 80 Ralph R. Iaccarino 43 Steven C. Imming 80 John L. Imming 80 Ronald G. Iossi 98 Salah A. Ibrahim 80 Lyle J. Jackson 98 Michael T. Jackson 98 Timothy H. Jackson 182 James V. Jacobs 182 Gerald L. Jaeger 80 Kenneth H. Jaeke 64 Patrick W. James 98 Thomas A. Jansen 43 Robert L. Jeffery 64 Roger B. Jestel 182 Kenneth P. Jeschke 43,121 Jerry R. John 64 Curtis N. Johnson 182 Lee R. Johnson 64 Richard H. Johnson 182 William R. Johnson 43 Michael D. Johnston 43,125 John W. Jones 64 George Jurczyk 182 Henry F. Kacprzyk 64,133 William J. Kaffenberger 43 Roland K. Kaeser 80 Edward C. Kahl 111 Carolyn J. Kampe 64 William P. Karpan 182 Richard B. Kasper 80,109,116 Michael J. Kearns 182 William H. Kedley 80,125 Robert D. Kearney 43 John W. Kearney, Jr. 43 Richard M. Kearney 182 Gregory T. Keefe 43 Michael F. Keefe 182 Gary D. Keckler 182 Jean L. Keeney 182 John J. Kehoe 80 John C. Keith 98 Lee W. Keller 182 Dennis M. Kelly 182 Alvin J. Kelly, Jr. 65 Stephen H. Kelly 182 Walter G. Kelly, Jr. 182 Daniel R. Kempland 98 Christopher J. Kennedy 98,111 Arthur W. Kennelly, Jr. 65,122 123 Thomas G. Kennedy 98,121 Robert R. Keppy 38,113,125 John M. Kessler 80 Ronald L. Kessel 44 Jack D. Kerns 65,132 Michael E. Kerckhove 80 Monroe R. Keys 44,112 Francis J. Kiarie 65 Thomas R. Ketelsen 44 Douglas D. Kiehn 65 Jerald L. Kidd 182 George J. Kiefer 65,126 Daniel R. Kilbridge 81 John R. Kiley 98 Jon M. Kinate 81 Earl W. King 44 Ronald L. Kintner 98 Lawrence S. Klaas 98 Thomas H. Knight 81,109 Terence E. Knock 81,180 William P. Koch 65 Jim W. Kohl 98 Gerhard A. Kohl 44 ' Eugene J. Koos, Jr. 98 Leonard L. Koplitz 44,179,174 178 Lawrence B. Kotula 44,124 Pete J. Kostadelos 44,110,147 184 Thomas G. Kramer 44,124 James L. Kreinbring 81,109 Dennis M. Kripp 30,44 John W. Kroeger 99 Charles J. Krogmeier 182 Edward J. Kross 81,180 John S. Kruse 99,121 Edward R. Kubajak, Jr. 44 Joseph J. Kroutil 44 John S. Kulovits 99,115 James H. Laake 45,113 Joseph E. Lacaeyse 65 James C. Laciak 65 Delbert H. Ladehofl 65 William A. Lafever 65 Michael P. Lagesse 65 Paula J. Laird 99,105 Ronald C. Lamb 45 Michael G. Lampe 65 Robert J. Lampe 99 Bruce S. Langston 81 Daniel R. Larisey 81,122 Andrew P. Larson 65 Thomas E. Laughlin 99 Dean V. Lawler 45,124 David J. Laughlin 66,125 John T. Leahy 66,167,170 Chung N. Lee 45 Lawrence J. Leahy 81 Thomas F. Leeds, Jr. 57 Edward J. Legner 45,181 Charles E. Leins 81 Rodney W. Lenger 81 Andrew J. Lenaghan 182 Michael P. Lenaghan 81 David F. Leonard 45 Raymond H. Lheureux 182 Gary A. Liebbe 99 Joseph Lichtenberger 45 Carol J. Lindholm 139 Wilfred M. Lillis 99 Louis W. Lind 182 Michael J. Linder 81 John C. Linnberg 82 Robert A. Lollredi 66 Philip J. Lomonaco 66 William M. Long 82 Joseph L. Loucks, Jr. 45 John V. Lovsin 99,180 Paul E. Lowe 99 John J. Lowery 182 Robert J. Lowery 45,122 John W. Lowry 82 Jon W. Ludtke 99 Stephen M. Ludtke 82 John W. Ludtke 45 James J. Lunardi 45 James W. Lundholm 46,125 Richard G. Luse 46 Daniel P. Lynch 182,179,178,174, 179 Michael J. Lyngholm 99 Donald S. Lynn 82 Stephen E. Lyons 99 Thomas H. MacCall 66 Richard B. Mac Donald 182 John L. MacDonald, Jr. 82 John E. Mack lll 66 Michael W. Mack 99 James W. Mackin 46 Daniel J. Mack 82 Harold T. Mackey 66 Daniel C. Macken Ill 82 John A. Maggio 66,120 Patrick G. Maher 46 Dennis J. Maher 66 Michael P. Maher 99,115 John J. Maiers 82 Thomas J. Malchodi 46,114 Kazi P. Maliszewski 182 Peter J. Mallon 46 John P. Manjoine 182 Richard J. Manderfeld 66,113,137 Stephen G. Mangan 66 Michael P. Manternach 46,117,172 Ruben W. Mangels 82 Jerome F. Marietta 82 Thomas M. Marion 82 Robert P. Marshall 46 James A. Marti 46,114 Rick M. Martenson 99,124,137 James F. Martin 46,113,135 Gerald T. Martin 46 Dennis L. Martin 82 Frank R. Martinez 182 Angel A. Martinez 82 David G. Mason 182 Richard P. Mathern 66 Edward D. Math 46 Alan E. Mattes 101,111 James A. Matthys 47,171 Joseph R. Mattan 82 Eugene R. Maule 47 Michael R. Maury 66 Robert R. Mayer 182 Garvin E. Mayhew 47 Craig M. Mayfield 112 Richard A. May 47 Timothy R. McAleer 57 Walter F. McAllister 66 Peter J. McAndrews 99 James T. McCabe, Jr. 82,180 Dennis L. McCallum 47,125 Michael J. McCarthy 182 James D. McClanahan 82 Dyan M. McClimon 82,111,122,139 George E. McCloud 182 Robert C. McCool 67 John D. McCune 135 David R. McDaniel 67,135 John J. McDermott 83 David G. McDavitt 47,136 Thomas J. McDonnell 67 Kevin P. McEneeIy 67 Robert E. McEnroe 67 Jellrey J. McFadyen 182 Robert C. McGarry 83 John C. McGinnis 83 James F. McGrath 100 John T. McGrath 47,113 Patrick M. McGrath 83 Terrence F. McGrath 83 Robert A. McGraw 182 David M. McGuiness 47 Thomas J. McGuire 47,123,172 Melvin R. McLaughlin 57 Stephen J. McLaughlin 67,121 Joseph D. McMahon 47,120,172 Thomas R. McNicholas 182 Richard McPherson 182 Larry B. Mehmert 83 John N. Mekus 67 Terry A. Mell 83 Gary J. Mendoza 100,111 Bernard J. Menke 100 John L. Menke 67 Juris P. Mezinskis 48 David B. Michels 83,122 William J. Micka 182 Brian Miclot 67,181 Shirley A. Miles 100,112,159 Clark L. Miller 73,83 Clarence R. Miller 182 Douglas J. Miller 100 Paul J. Miller 100 Kenneth J. Miller 83,109 Gregory L. Miller 48,181 Stephen L. Miller 73,83 Richard L. Miller, Jr. 67 Ralph K. Mitchell 182 Gary M. Mock 182 Robert A. Monaco 48,123 John R. Monnier 48,133 Stephen F. Monnier 133 Donald R. Moore 182 Charles F. Moore 67,109 David J. Moore 67 David E. Moore 83 John G. Moriarty 100,121 Laverne E. Morse 83 Robert E. Morvice 48,125,129 Rickey J. Moskowitz 107,129,130,163 Michael J. Moster 182 Gregory J. Moss 124 Vincent J. Motto 48,141 John F. Mottet, Jr. 68 Timothy R. Motto 48 Travis J. Muesing 68 Michael J. Mulligan 182 Robert W. Mullikin 68 Neil D. Mullin 83 Michael R. Mulvihill 48 Kevin J. Murphy 83,114 Michael L. Murphy 100 Dennis Murray 100 Stephen J. Murray 48 William J. Murphy 48 James E. Murry Ill 83,116 Bruce M. Myers 68 James R. Naber 83 John R. Nagel 100,121,171 Kay L. Nahrgang 182 Stephen A. Navolio 48,106,135,136 Milton L. Neal 182 Patrick J. Needham 100 James B. Nell 182 Lawrence J. Nell 68 William A. Nell 84 Gregory M. Nelson 84 Larry F. Nelson 58,68 Paul D. Nelson 68 Thomas J. Newell 57,172 Thomas W. Newmaster 49 Howard R. Newquist 182 Edward F. Nicholson, Jr. 182 Thomas E. Niemet 49 Joseph M. Noel 84 Thomas R. Noga 49 Dennis M. Nolan 84,110 Thomas P. Nolan 49 Brian F. Noland 49 Michael J. Nonnenmann 49,132 Philip T. Nonnemann 68,130 Richard A. Norman 182 Robert J. Norton, Jr. 182 Lew F. Novekoll 100 Michael H. Nugent 84 Richard E. Nowak 100 Fredrick J. Nykaza 49 William J. Oberhaus 84 Bernard C. O'Brien 182 Joseph D. O'Brien, Jr. 100 Patrick M. 0'Brien 49,106,107,121,141 Patrick J. 0'Brien 100 Timothy L. O'Brien 100 Thomas P. O'Connor 182,174 William J. O'Connor 182 Thomas C. Odendahl 84 Robert L. O'Hare 49,111 Joseph E. 0'DonnelI 49,130 Edward J. O'Hara 84,122 Michael T. O'MaIIey 49,127,183 Mary B. O'HaIIoran 50 James L. Oliger, Jr. 100 Thomas A. Olson 182 Thomas G. Olmsted 84 Thomas R. O'MaIley 182 James A. 0'MaIIey 100 Joseph R. O'Rourke 68 Michael J. Orton 101 Thomas M. Ostertag 50 Patrick W. O'Rourke 84 Francis T. O'Rourke 68 Michael E. Ostertag 101 James R. Orr 182 Robert J. O'Rourke 101 Robert L. Ortiz 182 Roxanne M. Owen 182 John R. Owens 84 John R. Pagan 84 Stephen B. Painter 50 James M. Palmere 101,137 Anthony E. Paone 50 Walter A. Papciak 84 Randall A. Papp 84,173,179,174 Gregory P. Parsons 50 Louis P. Pasquesi, Jr. 85,122,170 William G. Paulsen 68 Dennis D. Paulsen 101 Robert G. Pazulinec 101 John B. Peacock 68 Charles E. Peddicord 85 Wendel E. Peiller 182 John K. Pepke 182 John S. Perdue 85 Thomas J. Peschang 85 Michael C. Peters 101,112 Jeflrey K. Peters 101 John E. Peters 50,107,121,124,141,171 Harry S. Peterson 69,109,126,182 Thomas M. Pfall 50,125 John D. Phelan 182 Lawrence F. Phillips 50 Thomas L. Phelps 101 Timothy R. Piasecki 50,181 John W. Pierce 50,113,114 Anthony J. Pirrera, Jr. 50 Kenneth R. Plumb 85 James E. Pohlmann 182 William G. Pohlmann 85 Dennis L. Polaschek 50 William J. Pokorny 101 Frank H. Poma 101 Francis E. Pomberg 182 Phillip T. Poston 171 Robert F. Porter 69 Edward J. Powell 101 John J. Prendergast 101,180 Denis P. Prior 85 Henry N. Puente 69 Michael D. Quandt 85 James T. Quinlan 85 Fred S. Rader 182 William R. Rall 85 Eldon F. Rahmiller 182 Gregory A. Rakow 85 Thomas J. Ralfs 85 George N. Rashid 182 Robert G. Rauch 101,180 John I. Reader 51 Paul Reagan 182 Elizabeth M. Read 85 Thomas P. Reed 51,172 Walter W. Reed 85 Roger A. Register 57 Jerald E. Reiland 101 Stephen F. Reimers 182 Wesley G. Reinhold 51 John R. Reiser 51 Sr. Norma J. Reiplinger 51 Anthony J. Remke 85 William E. Reynolds 101 Randy L. Richards 85,131 Barrie L. Ricketts 86 John W. Rigeman 69,125,167 George J. Riley 51 Steven K. Ristau 102,137 Daniel S. Rita 102 Herbert A. Ritter 69 Steven J. Rizzo 114 Richard T. Rizzo 182 Stephen J. Roath, Jr. 51,106 David C. Roberts 182 Howard B. Roberts 182 James W. Roberts 51,132 Philip M. Roberts 86 Richard D. Roberts 86 William J. Roberts 57 Anthony P. Robuck 182 Stephen D. Rocha 51 James V. Robinson 102 Thomas D. Rochford 31,117,131 Martin T. Roddy 51,132 W. T. Rodems 86 Stephen A. Roell 86 Gregory J. Roets 69 Jetlrey W. Rogers 69 Kirby C. Rogers 182 William P. Rohrbach 52 Patrick F. Rohret 52,106 Darrell L. Roosa 182 Neil G. Rossmiller 182 Thomas J. Rotundo 86 Philip M. Rowan 102,121 Dana L. Rucker 102,135 James P. Ruder 26,31,124 Robert M. Rumpp 102 Stephen W. Ruth 182 James H. Ryan 69 James J. Sabino 102 Daniel L. Sacco 69 John F. Saelens 86,122 Vincent T. Same 86 Norman J. Sabol 182 Stephen R. Saller 182 Louis Sandoval 102 Randolph J. Saelens 69 Roderick T. Saelens 69 Robert L. Sandstrom 69 Thomas Salsbury 52,110 James Sanders 182 Philip E. Sanders 86 Lawrence A. Sax 69 Robert J. Scanlon 52,133,141 Carl R. Scandroli 86 Severino Santorelli 69 Michael P. Scannell 52 Donald E. Schaeffer 86 Ronald E. Scheve 86 Karl V. Schierbrock 69 James C. Schissel 86 Peter J. Schlicksup 52 Brian W. Schlump 52 Charles C. Schmidt 182 Lawrence W. Schmidt 57 Frank J. Schneeberger 52,134,135 Barry L. Schnepel 52 James D. Schneider 32,181 Walter D. Scholtz 52 Douglas R. Schricker 182 Steven L. Schricker 182 Dean A. Schroeder 102 Gregory R. Schultz 70,122,125,137 Craig E. Schroder 182 Philip A. Schumacher 86,125 Michael G. Schutze 102,115 Walter V. Schwartzhofl 53 James G. Schuessler 102,180 Paul A. Schroeder 53 Michael S. Schwenker 70 Ronald Schwerdtfeger 86 Robert J. Schwertley 102 John U. Schwieters 53,115 William H. Scott 102 Hollis E. Scriven 182 Nicholas M. Segura 53 Michael D. Selgelid 182 Allenewing Sells 102 Philip M. Seng 87 Louis A. Serafin 53 Drake R. Shafer 53,181 Joseph P. Shanley 102 Gregory J. Shanley 30,53 Rickey W. Shannon 57 James N. Shannon 70 John K. Shannon 53 Richard E. Shannon 182 Ellen M. Shapley 102,122,176 Robert Shapley 182 Barbara A. Shaw 182 Timothy J. Sheedy 102,115,180 Patrick M. Shelton 87,115 Stephen A. Shendelman 87 Larry L. Shepler 70,109,137 Carol A. Shepherd 182 Peter Shilay 53,121,125 Dennis P. Shlnners 53 Edward P. Short 57 Thomas E. Shrader 91 Glenn E. Shughart 70 Stephen J. Shumate 70 Keith A. Simmons 87 Clarence P. Simmons 112,166,167,170 Robert J. Simon 182 Michael J. Skurchak 103 Gerard C. Slania 54,113,121 Ronald J. Slattery 103 Larry D. Slesicki 54,125 Donald K. Smith 70 Donald R. Smith 182 Eric S. Smith 182 Joseph W. Smith 87,131 Michael W. Smith 54,110 Mark J. Smith 103 Stephen C. Smith 87,180 David L. Smoot 103,174 Gene H. Snapp, Jr. 87 Thomas M. Snyder 182 James J. Snyder 70 Terence P. Solon 70 Michael J. Sokolik 182 Thomas L. Soenke 87 Stephen D. Sottos 87 Walter Spears 182 Mark A. Spear 70 James D. Speed 87 Michael K. Speth 182 John D. Spiegel 103,180 Susan Spring 87,122 Larry J. Squire 103 Paul L. Staack 87 James L. Staley 54,113,127 Thomas E. Stamets 54,121,129 Lawrence C. Stamets 103 Reginald S. Stanmar 70 John S. Stark 87 Gregory A. Starr 87 Victor A. Staut 57,113 Paul G. Starr 87,90,111 Galen J. Starkweather 70 Danny 0. Staton 182 Joseph G. Stefanutti 70 Harvey B. Steinhaus 87 Kevin M. Stender 103 Thomas V. Stephenson 57 Floyd W. Stockwell 182 Edward E. Stoessel 87 James H. Stolmeier 103 John J. Stoops 182 James P. Stramecki 88 Michael S. Strasser 182 Thomas N. Stratman 113,127,141,182 Robert M. Striegel 109,181 Raymond F. Stropes 182 John Andrew Stump 54 Russell F. Stump 54,122,167,170 Thomas E. Sulentic 70 Donald J. Sullivan 114 George J. Sullivan 54 William P. Sullivan 71 Robert G. Sunderbruch 71 Edward M. Svetich 71,106,122,172 Michael J. Sutter 103,180 Michael N. Sweet 88 Joseph R. Sweeney 71,115 Victor T. Switski 55,123 Robert A. Talamini 103 Cliltord W. Tappa 71 John J. Taphorn 55,117,121,124,141, 157 Eugene B. Tappa 55 Richard D. Terhune 88 William L. Terrey 55 Rosendo M. Terronez 182 Tobias R. Thibeau 58,71 Michael T. Thibodeaux 88 John A. Thiel 88 David M. Thies 55 Dennis J. Thiessen 32,179 Dennis M. Thomas 55,113,127 Terry M. Thomasson 88 Patrick A. Thompson 57,131 Robert E. Thomasson 182 John A. Thompson 71,113 Randall L. Thornbloom 182 200 Terry L. Thurman 88 Charles R. Tighe 57 David J. Timberlake 182 Henry A. Timbrook 32,168 William J. Timmermeyer 55 Vincent Tokatlian 103 Charles P. Toney 71,181 Michael G. Tomeczko 88 Michael L. Toohill 71,115,141 Richard T.Toohill103,115 Anthony F. Tomei 88 John M. Topping 113 Robert L. Townsend 55 William F. Trainor 182 Richard R. Trenkamp 103 Lee T. Trimble 88 John E. Tritt 71,113,126 Fredric H. Truax 182 Edward R. Tybor, Jr. 103 Ronald J. Tye 88 Stephen J. Tyner 103,174 Don M. Uhde 180 Mary F. Unser 57,113,126 Michael J. Ursini 88,109,180 Roy M. Uthoft 55 Michael N. Valley 88,180 Patricia A. Vancamp 176,182 Leonard J. Vanbesien 71 Alex D. Vance 88,111 James P. Vandello 71 Robert C. Vanparys 71 Peter M. Van Lancker 56 Albert D. Van Landuyt 56 David C. Van Lauwe 71,136 Patrick A. Vanzo 56 Thomas G. Veith 88,116 Joseph J. Venhorst 182 John W. Vercoutere 56,132 Robert J. Verdun 56,172 Robert L. Vescio 103 David E. Vietti 89 Florian T. Vinci 56 Charles J. Viskocil, Jr. 103 George J. Voegeli 71 John C. Vogel 57,115 Edwin G. Voss 56 Gregory A. Voss 104,124 William E. Wacker 104 Thomas J. Wagner 104 George C. Wahlig 56 Leo T. Wahl 182 Craig Arthur Waldron 104 John R. Waldschmidt 71,114 Timothy R. Walker 89 Mark C. Wallace 182 Michael P. Walsh 27,30,106,124,141, 196 Thomas J. Walsh 72 William P. Walsh 89 Craig T. Walton 90 Robert S. Walter 176,179,174,178,182 Patrick F. Walton 89 Michael J. Waninger 104,174 Mary A. Waterstreet 182 William A. Walzem 182 Michael J. Waring 89 John C. Watson 89 Gerald J. Watson 182 Joseph M. Watson 56 James P. Watson 56 David L. Watson 56,136 Kenneth L. Webb 182 Douglas B. Weaver 182 Ralph J. Weis 72 George A. Weiland 104 John A. Weime 72 Larry N. Weindruch 137 Richard A. Weir 30,57 Rodger L. Weis 57 Todd A. Wendland 182 Edward M. Wendinger 89 Thomas E. Wendel 72 Paul J. Werner 104 James E. West 72 Nancy R. Werthmann 104 James A. Werthmann 182 Robert I. Wheeler 72,112,109 Robert L. Whitaker 182 Robert B. White 72 Ronald E. Whitebread 72 James W. Wiegand 104 Michael D. Wieck 72 Kenneth G. Wiles 104 Robert C. Wilbur 72 Barry L. Wilken 72 Robert E. Wilkerson 182 Robert E. Williams 182 Alice K. Williams 105,176 Robert J. Willis 57 Karl M. Williams 72 Eddie D. Williams 104 James J. Williams 104 Melvyn E. Wilkinson 182 Roydell Williams 57 Richard T. Winne 182 Mary A. Winne 38,113 Walter A. Williams 57 Donald L. Wilske 72 Gregory M. Wills 89,121 Joseph E. Winne 104 Jellrey B. Winter 72 Dale Wittenborn 111 Robert D. Wise 72 Michael S. Wiskirchen 104 Stephen J. Witt 89,180 Martin B. Wiss 57,135 John H. Witte 89 Donald F. Wolf 57 Kelly R. J. Woitel 89 Dennis R. Wood 72 Janet L. Woods 112 Fredrick H. Wulf 72 George N. Wuensch 57,122 Richard K. Wulf 57 Mary L. Wuestenberg 104 Mark H. Yannello 104,121 Kenneth A. Yowell 57,141 Edwin J. Yoerger 182 Peter R. Zagarella 57,113 Charles D. Zeisler 90 Joseph K. Zerull 104,115,180 Raymond R. Ziemba 90 Thomas J. Zidlicky 72,130 John F. Zousel 57,181 Daniel J. Zumdome 57 Michael J. Zurbuch 90 ,