Saint Ambrose College - Oaks Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1973 volume:

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Faculty 81 Staff . ,. Advertising . A . Directory A A ..page2 4 5 6 ...20 ...36 ..A44 MA54 ...66 ...96 ,. 118 N144 .A168 H184 H197 Symbols are almost totally devoid of meaning to modern man. For this age has lost the sense of symbolism. As minor consequence the symbol of the bee, displayed on the official seal of St. Am- brose College, is not fully understood. ln the ideal, every college is a community of scholars. In the real, of course, nearly every college falls far short of this. But as long as some of the students are aspirant scholars and some of the faculty established scholars, this phrase under- stood in a general way can, with little hesitation, be used to describe our school. Like the social bees, the scholar, aspirant or established, lives and works in a community. He knows fully what a true community is - not an organization, but an organism. As the bees carry pollen from one flower to another, so does the scholar share his knowledge. He is concerned, not just with teaching people but with reaching people. And like the solitary bees, the scholar spends a certain amount of his time in quiet solitude and in reflection. All bees are dependent upon the queen bees. All scholars are dependent upon Truth. As the one purpose in life for the drone is to mate with the queens, so the basic aim of the scholar's life is to search for Truth. The queen bee is jealous of all her rivals, by its very nature, Truth is intolerant. Howev- er, like all analogies, this one shouldn't be applied beyond its worth. Thus, the emphasis will be on the scholars in their quest for Truth. For this quest is the very soul ofany college. Kevin Coughlin Reprinted Oa ks 1959 f if W7 if W if ff A Community 0fSch0lars 25542 99 at i? f? A f Awww A Xxx ff Z W J Mfr Wt f V. . . - ' .-- ...... ,..., . ff'.ss::fs'v:E'f ':S:.'Ez. 1 355 ..4:'f.9:rE::22i7s3:SEE leafs:-. .. :E -Nwfsfs. 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Not only a physical growth of land and buildings is found, but a personal and academ- ic growth of awareness and involvement. For too long we have travelled through an intermittent space of self and self-accomplishment. We cannot allow ourselves to become so narrow minded. Our education cannot merely be one of academics but must be one that encompasses and includes other people and life itself. Life is shaped by clear thinking and innovative minds. Ambrose has produced many and we are v- ' .W W hopeful that many more will yet come from within. Throughout this book we have used many old pictures of Ambrose in order to grasp the total atmosphere and attitude of the campus. We gratefully acknowledge all help we have received: especially - Rev. William Dawson Rev. Clifford Egert Stef Florescu O. J. Pitts Harry A.Weiss Rev. Ray Pacha Bill Reynolds Stephen Edwards Rev. GM. Thompson Francis J. Welch '73 Uaks Salu tes Msgr. Sebastian G. M enke The Rev. Msgr. Sebastian G. Menke, tenth presi- dent of St. Ambrose College, took office as presi- dent in June, 1964. As of June 1, 1973, he is resigning his presidency. Monsignor Menke has been associated with St. Ambrose College since 1926, when he enrolled in St. Ambrose Academy. Through the years he has been a student, football coach, faculty member, and administrator. During his nine years as president of St. Ambrose, Monsignor Menke's accomplishments include adoption of a new alternative curriculum plan giving students more choice in formulating their educational programs. He was a leading pro- ponent of the State of Iowa Tuition Grant-In-Aid Program for Iowa students attending private col- leges, and was among the first leaders in higher education to pioneer inthe participation of stu- dents in institutional matters. He converted St. Ambrose to a coeducational system, expanded the degree offerings at St. Ambrose, inaugurated an educational program for underprivileged students, and directed a six-million dollar development drive resulting in the completion of Hayes Hall, a semi- nary building: South Hall, women's dormitory and food service complex: and the new Fine Arts and Communications Center. Furthermore, to add to his accomplishments, Monsignor Menke was select- ed by Quad City news media representatives as the B'Nai Brith Man of the Year. Thus, the staff of the '73 Oaks dedicate Volume 39 to Monsignor Sebastian G. Menke. X Sig ZA K 1908-1972 iii' 5 Z In Memoriam - Rev. John E. Keating 1 A gentleman is one who never inflicts pain. Newman Father John Edward Keating, 64, a member of the faculty at St. Ambrose, died of a heart attack June 26 in Spokane, where he was teaching sum- mer school at Gonzaga University. A Memorial Mass was celebrated at Christ the King Chapel with Bish- op O'Keefe as main celebrant. Fr. Keating was born May 14, 1908, in Ottawa, the son of John R. and Julia Keating. He attended Loy- ola University in Chicago where he received a Bach- elor degree in 1929 He received a Masters degree from St. Louis University in 1933 and his Ph.D. from the University of lllinois in 1950. Fr. Keating was ordained at Sacred Heart Cathe- dral in Davenport on March 8, 1941. Following his ordination he taught at St. Ambrose Academy and college until 1956 and during that time served as chaplain at Marycrest College in 1942. He was vice rector at St. Ambrose Seminary in 1945. Fr. Keating took a leave of absence in 1956 and returned last August to the faculty of SAC. During his leave he taught at Kent State University, Notre Dame, and Florida Southern College. Reflections St. Ambrose College, the center for much of our growth and development, had at its conception, a philosophical base approximating the ideals of freedom and the pursuit of happiness advocated in the Declaration of Independence. As outlined in the college objectives, St. Am- brose College teaches that man can achieve the greatest measure of happiness in his understand- ing of the meaning of life based on truths about man's relations to the Creater and his fellow man. Basing its very purpose on Christian principles, the institution has committed itself to the pursuit of truth and the respect for the freedom and digni- ty ofall men. What stands today as a liberal arts institution for men and women, St. Ambrose has historically pursued a progressive course of constant growth both physically and intellectually. This institution of higher learning, at present offering a program of undergraduate studies lead- ing to a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Arts in Special Studies degree, came into existence when the first Bishop of Davenport, the lVlost Reverend John MclVlullen, one year after the founding of the Diocese of Davenport, decided that one of his primary concerns was the education of youth. He set aside for this purpose two rooms at the old St. lVlargaret's School, now Sacred Heart Cathedral, and engaged two instruc- tors for a handful of boys and young men. -9' LEFT: Rev. A. J. Schulte First President of St, Ambrose. BELOW: Early dorm accomadations of Ambrose Hall. BELOW: The old Chapel, housed in the west wing of Ambrose Hall . if 1 is i wr ABOVE: St. Ambrose displays it's very start of co-educational institution. In 1885, the central unit of Ambrose Hall was dedicated on its present site. This same year the college was incor- porated as a literary, scientific, and religious institution. Although it was officially known as St. Ambrose semi- nary until 1908, young men not aspir- ing to the priesthood soon outnum- bered the seminarians. Diocesan priests, supported by lay colleagues, were not only in tuned to their time, but often set the pace for progressive higher education. ln 1929, women were allowed to attend late afternoon and evening classes. Ten years later, the arrangement was dis- continued, when St. Ambrose encour- aged the opening of a sister college, Marycrest. Later, nurses were allowed to attend classes also to be discontin- ued. In 1967, the present co-educa- tional system that presently abides was established. ful, i ' - M, we .. - ,A I 1' . 2, 7 SAC theatre was conducted in the above auditorium which was housed in Ambrose Hall. Today, it houses a recreation center. During World War ll, the location St. Ambrose was chosen as a base for the training of United States Naval officers. Because of this arrangement, in October, 1945, Secretary James V. Forrestal, bestowed the U.S. Navy's Certificate of Commendation on the college. The recognition by the United States Navy, an outstanding athletic program, and respectable alumni, were some of the not- able causes for an upsurge of student en- rollment, including students from every part ofthe country. Today St. Ambrose has grown to an insti- tution with eight major buildings, ninety faculty members and twenty-six major areas of concentration. More than sixty thousand people claim St. Ambrose College as their Alma Mater and each year more than 1100 full-time students are enrolled. Located on six blocks of residential areas in north central Davenport, the college's buildings are grouped in the south two- thirds of the campus with the athletic field and parkingareas on the north. .QM Q i -- ' st 'f X- ,f 3 1. H N. 3- Www 8 'f f LEFT: The Chapel of Christ the King was completed in the fall of 1953 to serve the Christian community. Adjacent to the chapel is Hayes Hall, which serves as residence for seminarians and also classroom space. LOWER LEFT: The barracks became the home of Navy families duringthe 4O's. BELOW: South Hall, built in 1968, includes a student lounge, housing for 232 women, dining rooms, post office, and many ofthe college offices. we LEFT: Today's union in the early teens housed the recreation of SAC students. xx - . N' s . xx gxwwl- ,. , ! , AV, , 1 ' .ef J., fm, . l , A ABOVE: The Library-Administration Building, erected in 1941, contains the administrative offices for the college and the main library which contains over 84,000 volumes. BELOW: The west end of Ambrose Hall. Ambrose Hall once housed the entire College. Today it includes classrooms, offices, the union, recreation facilities, and the campus pub. tWw,1l ,W A W . H rf' Lk 3'-ff Efwkfwzjgl ' tv! 4 ff' LJ. Two attempts to merge with Marycrest College were both deflated. After much anticipation and planning for Newman College Cthe name that the new college was to obtainj, the merger remains for many a dream that practically touched the surface of reality. ln September of 1973, St. Ambrose will experience a rebirth. And with this revitalization, efforts will be made to secure the future of St. Ambrose. Hope will be that this institution of higher learning will be not be hit by a trend that is literally closing the doors on small private colleges. Recruiting techniques will be revamped, a new administration will take office, and St. Ambrose College will continue its purpose of educating young people as Bishop John Mc- Mullen began over ninety years ago. CThe 1973 school catalogue was the chief source of reference for this history.J Mike Grant 10 il? LEFT: Moon Mullins, the well-known coach of the Ambrose football squad of earlier years. BELOW: Jim Davis, trapped, completely his handwritingjustintime. LOWER LEFT: The Oaks grow and bear an abundance ofnuts. ff.: f 5 E it S S QQ . as ,..,: iss' if Q 1 .AS ,if ,,,., fc' 'Skies ,.. is ks is fl.. in ff 4? ii-S K Q1 ik w . 4-M, XR. fmrmwu x I 'v.' J'm,..,, , A 'z 1 Gitten Ejucated Since on this campus, stepped I some four whole yea rs ago. To 'temp to learn the Kings' English, and ofcourse to make more doe, My eyes were widely woken to a countless number of things like student demonstrations those unlawful gatherings. llearned you're not suppose to talk about such things as 'rights', 'cause to a college 'ministration the only right is might. I learned that racial tensions are caused by a malcontented few, and anyone who disagrees is probly malcontented too. One profess helped me learn, poly si was the best subject yet, says he, the system just ain't right, its schemes you must detect. I learned that I shoud 'preciate those good down-home-cooked meals, cause what Saga'll put on ya could make a horse stand still. I learned that Tom Aquinas must really have dug on law cause no sane man otherwise would have wrote 'Sum logica'. But most of all, l've come to know a degree alone can't stand and we didn't get ejucated if we don't respect all men. And if with closed minds our diploma we obtain, we should start at the very beginning, andtry tobegin again. Mike Grant Ambrosicmz are always naaf. They seldom splash wafer: in Iac! they seldom use wafer. ff 'Iss 'i' ,J X J -..' X CP , ,f 'Y 1 X 1 -'fi I f X ii? Q- 1 1 f nu .' 'I ' E . Xl 1 f',' . wwft.l, , ..., , t ,. ,, ,, ,,: ff 3 f Z mage .. ' AMERICA We're demanding of you -that which you yourself have not obtained, For the unliberated can not set us free, An umbilical cord to Mother England remains attached, As her blood of custom and social norm flows fluently in your uncultural veins We're talking about freedom -in mind - in body - in spirit. Yet the scenes explored from Bunker Hill and beyond. Continue to perpetuate your myth of independence. We're the object of your confounded, perplexed and arrogant stares. So you believe that we too would create a myth - yet myth our arch enemy - as a tool has bled us profusely Only the truth will deserve our allegiance. Will not seeds of truth and roots of reality give blossom to an America that is born to live? For this America, offspring of many nations, is destined to die - young. But despair not, for the real revolution is upon us, And its survivors will truly be free, And class and color will no longer stigmatize, And the poor will share affluence And the affluent will share poverty, And the birth of America will dawn with a new light- Whose radiance-like the sun will warm the entire earth. Mike Grant Speakers in the area included: TOP LEFT: Bill Russell spoke in Allert Hall. LEFT: Senator Shriver was welcomed by the Quad-City and students from colleges as well, ABOVE: Students busily work- ing on the McGovern campaign last fall welcomed McGovern at a rally held at the Quad-City Airport. 111 2 E' iv, ww. g f '3U47fLQ w aww , bu ABOVE: The St. Ambrose Orchestra of 1902-O3 included eighteen members which provided the entertainment ofthe students in that year. Mr. Gerzina, Band Director, conducts lessons and practice sessions with his students of today. M M, ,V 1? W' 5 15 :,, I X Ii l T y Editor di Staff RIGHT: As usual Terry Shelton out on a limb. BELOW: The staff of every publication is a solicl foundation. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mary Krieger, He- len Schwartzhoff, Jack Gilroy, Celeste Bremer, Terry Shelton, Pete Grady, Bruce Lobach. wi ABOVE: Randy Wonio, Business Manager. T0 THE LEFT: Terry Shelton, editor, Jack Gil- roy, Lay-out editor: Celeste Bremer, asst. edi- tor, Pete Grady, asst. editor. Staffers missing from pictures: Kay O'- Sullivan, typistg Tom Gervais, layout, Kathy Kiley, artist. - 2' ,, 2 ZF' xxx xx x 'WN A-'wi 1-xi? 5 WY J,,fZm5? li ,Mum ,, T if Q p- VA 8 . iwv 'gg- X by Mws- G if W? w ,' m,,,-K, I W7 y X-L. r ,px , We , my 'mv , , ., A -K STEW 1 xjil ' 'lwx W gf,-f f as 3 4-www ' 14, , .A v 'P .4-4' I ,491 Km, x QZL , W4 ww ,f K ,. in 1' . . H W .a, L1-,Qg ' 55 H' j '4'5'W gf M 161 5 'L ga, , La U - Nw A ,5 , A ,M 7 , A ,V 4' M An ,kg , ' J Q V - I L Kimi ' A n f ' R , , iw, V, V x , . 1., ,,.zg, A 1 WL wha .Vw JK i Qi . i g mmrww Qs. 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A in M A 6, -,sw Lexx W -..- H ri , K t ,fi- c ..' - if ,, . ' . W ' Q- .. is w iiil, 9' X ui, 5311 -rg 'W K n of ' - - 5 M 43,59 A, i if f V, A Km,. ' , 5 an ' - L' -f . ,. A , H Y Q . .k. ,M 4 gfv-fhq A j, 'gf QQ L 'W' iffy, -' ww , , f A W M We ef sefa f swf Basketball Team: RIGHT: FRONT ROWQ Joe Martone, Jim Murphy, Bob Oderwald, Dave Thomason, Mike Kiss, Tom Gav- in, Dan Christianson, Mitch Bowen. BACK ROW: Coach Leo Kilfoy, John Cornelis, Sid Wil- Iiams, Don DeLeu, Nick Sigona, Mark Kedzior, Mark Nenninger, Bob Keating, John Mravinac, Denny Aye, Jim Sevaliis, Asst. Coach Ron Bohis. fa' Nw.. ii 1 E, ,. M 42' .,,. ..:.- , , Vg? 2 z , ,. 'ffl-' ,I L ,,,. H 5,25 ,, J iw S ' VJ W A mi., sz A WW S? S ' H ' is ,, 1 f 5 ,fzfgyw Kiwi . -- no -- 5 ,,, ,- 4 s I ' ' 4 I , , ,. , L, A M' ,, 15 y , -, ,1mQQei+zw1Wfffg-- :QQ , 3 2-wz:f,fT5w 1,, ' v K ' , if-:ggi '- , . A ' 2 A , , A -I I 2,-gm-wf ai, 4 ., ' is A 1 aW2,,,,ifM,,.,M ' I 41.2 1 ,WK ' M? i 3 1972- 73 Basketball Record Bees Opponents Bees Opponents 87 Plattville 83 85 Loras 96 59 Augustana 75 99 MacMurray 89 102 Upper Iowa 100 101 St. Norbert 81 97 lowa Wesleyan 88 86 Central 88 111 Illinois Tech 65 88 Lewis 81 87 William Penn 68 84 Quincy 74 82 Luther 73 90 Loras 76 84 Eastern lllinois 101 74 Quincy 75 77 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 76 120 MacMurray 80 68 Biscayne, Miami, Fla. 69 82 Lewis 83 75 Dubuque 76 102 St. Norbert 81 106 Dubuque 85 87 Loras 99 23 Bees In A ction With a little more than half the season finished the Bee's found these nine players in every starting line-up: John Cornelius, Bob Oerwald, Dave Thomason, Denny Aye: BACK, Bob Keating, Sid Williams, Nick Sigona, Mark Kedzior, John Mravinac. mg -we ef. it ':'i'.i':'1 6 ' i: s.,,-:g:3A?f4iQfsgx -5555 to Ts viii? V-as ww was mn -we 'al' -ef .Q f ,wk ' J 'im MM 4-1 ' , 4 NWMQ ...ff Vw 3, Q A X. ,... iii 5-QS' ABOVE: Sophomore, Mark Skyhawk Nenninger, controls the tip once again against the Wesleyan Tigers. LEFT: South-paw Dave Thomason, a junior from Dav- enport, goes high for two. 73 Baseball Team I RIGHT: Gary Laake, in action. BELOW 1948 Baseball Team, another era of the game. L, M ,, , V , H L'd95aa':mwv 2 P227f2w4evi1Q,f!QMeff1 5 YW aww nnanpx-um Ln:-uu Q, 'Maki Nw ,. Baseball Results oi '49 Ambrose 17 Univ, oi Ili. Extension I iGc:x1esburgD Ambrose 10 Western 111. State Uvfocombb 8 Ambrose Ambrose Ambrose Ambrose Ambrose fkmbrmze Ambrose C1 I mningsl 6 Upper Iowa 3 Upper Iowcx 9 Bradley Umversity 5 Bradley 14 Monmouth College 3 Western Ili Staie CMc1combl 3 Unive of Ill. Extension Q 5, ia , 4 if , . le - 1 in .aawwawmw 5 1 z ,fs M952 War, ,M 2 L A in W U' I .hah K, I ff? 5 W, 'f' I 1493 V , T, ,. , . V - -A fL.v7 51 .-123' ,M 2 3 f' - 'f.. dn. ' Q 'N , M fe? ga ,U JN' few . Ap M 4+ W K 'ff 1, :Ji ja. W1 MWZKM MXH' ' fir f dp af xr 3,33 iff, i MW LEFT: FRONT T0 BACK, LEFT T0 RIGHT - Members of the Team: Bob Avon, Jerry O'Rourke, Pat Powers, Coach Gerry Hamel, Dave Walters, Bob Nolan, Rich Louck, Skip Whalen, Carl Luzum, Steve Kuttler, Mike Puscas, Dave Vyncke, Dan Powers, Gary Laake, Mark Panno, Jim Sokolik, Harry DeLange, Mike Carroll, Mike Tripalino, Randy Bahi, Bob Oderwald. BELOW: John O'Donnell Stadium, The Home of the Ambrose Bees. 155.135 27 Spring - Muscatine College Parsons College BlackHawk College Coe College Blackhawk College Loras College Springfield College MacMurray College Le Moyne College CMemphisJ Birmingham So., Ala. Birmingham So., Ala. Birmingham So., Ala. U. of Montevallo,Ala. U. of Montevallo, Ala. Troy State, Ala. Troy State, Ala. Augustana College J.V. Muscatine College Iowa Wesleyan U. of Dubuque Midlands Conference Augustana College Augustana College Blackhawk College J ,i 73 Schedule Mar Apr Apr. Apr. Apr Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 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W... ,,w N H H .,4,ii' ., A 'Jimi T K Ili 9' in--M' Va' g Q .ai iff , sfw L Coach Gerry Hamel takes a realistic view of this coming season. He feels that the new team will win its share of games. Although the Bees are not as strong in pitching as the Coach would like, Gary Laake, Harry DeLange, Mark Panno, Karl Burmeister and Bob Oderwald are expected to reliably handle the starting chores. Jerry O'Rourke and Mark Tripolino will be in the bullpen. Hitting is our strongest point. Karl Lu- zum .400, Bo Carroll .391, Mike Pusc- as 381, Dave Thomason 382, Skip Whalen .318, Rich Louck .333, lead on impressive punch. The Coach feels that he is strong up the middle with Louck catching, the superb combination of Thomason and Oderwald at short and second, and Randy Bahl and John Cornelis in center. Steve Cutler, Dave Walters, Paul Kelsey and Curt Wilson are expected to continue with their fine performance. LEFT: 1903-04 Baseball Team, the beginners in the field, don't they look like real sluggers? BELOW: 1973 Tri-captains Randy Bahl, Mike Carroll, and Mark Panno. 29 Y?ack 1?ec0rdS 100 Yd. Dash - Dan Staton '70 - 9.6 200 Yd. Dash fcurveb Russ Stump '68 21.4. 200 Yd. Dash Cstrj - Russ Stump '68 - 20.5 440 Yd. Dash - Dan McClimon '63 - 48.1 880 Yd. Run - John Leahy '68 - 1:52.7 Mi. Run - Arnold DeAnda '67 - 4:18.7 3 Mile - Jerry Buttimer '71 - 15:00 120 High Hurdles - Clyde Harris 69-14.6 2 Mile - Larry Gusman '68 - 9:31.5 440 Low Hurdles - Clyde Harris '69 -54.3 440 Yd. Relay - Fulton, Collins, Keys, Schaechel '66 - 42.1 Mi. Relay - Holycross, Leahy, Frye, Stump '68-3216.4 Pole Vault- Clarence Simmons '70 -15'0 Shot Put- Dick Kerwin '67 - 52'1 High Jump - Dan Staton '72 - 6'8V4 Long Jump - Monroe Keys '67 - 23'1OV4 Triple Jump - Clarence Simmons '70 - 49'6 3f4 Discus - Terry Allender '68 - 142'3 Javelin -Tom O'Connor '72 - 197'6 880 Relay - Staton, Leahy, Holycross, Stump '69 -1:27.1 'M iff? '7'.', f 2 Avi' 'Juv ,Q 9'g5I'!af 'H 1 f3f:3!'1ft' u f 13 ' .1 ' zz. . ur. .68 BELOW: Dan Staton, 1972, -- Most outstandingtrack man in the history of St. Ambrose, I ,..f , if I .,.,,....., 30 -many Ax, , , i IF fAL T we A H f xx! A - . . , K. . .nc ,., .,.. Q , . ...ms .. , ,. ABOVE: Members of the SAC track team. FRONT T0 BACK, LEFT T0 RIGHT - Rick Hanke, Keith Miller, Dave Thomason, Tom Dytrych, Pat Larson, Coach Roy Owen, Mark Smith, Mike Krumlauf, Mark Brockway, Mark Nenninger, Mike Hayes. Projected '73 Highlights for Ambrose - Mike Hayes, Senior, in 880 Yd., finished 5th in the nation in 880 indoor run. Mark Smith, Freshman, in discus, finished 4th in nation in high school discus. Mike Krumlauf, , in sprints. Dave Thomason, in high jump. Bob Collet, in middle distances. L J Tennis Team The St. Ambrose Midlands Conference tennis champions begin the 1973 season as favorites in the league. Jim Stevenson played number one singles and doubles. He is conference singles and doubles champ and went to the nationals last year and gave Ambrose a ranking of 30th in the nation. Jim Moran is conference doubles champ, also playing two singles regularly. Jeff Covert played number three singles regularly and is a conference doubles champ. Gary Gansemer is singles and doubles conference champion and played number four singles regularly throughout the season. Virgil Thurman is conference double champ and played num- ber five singles most of the season. Tom Bulat played number 6 singles most of the season, was runner-up sin- gles in conference and was also conference doubles champ. Making the team stronger will be a transfer, Mike Willie, and freshman Jerry Buckout. Coach Bohls com- ments: 'lOur main concern for the tennis team this spring is the mental attitude of our players. lf we don't become complacent I am very confident we will repeat our title and go to the N.A.l.A. tournament in Kansas City. 32 6 ...V BELOW: Mitch Bowen, John Mabee, Gary Rozek, Dan Struve, and Mike Dubiel. GOU Team ew, Z4 we 4- ? A eww 1 'wfffmm 1 f uf , 3 Y?-V14 1 4 1. 2 Z2 f ,JG ' 1112.34 ua, . 1. HQ Rugby Club ABOVE: LEFT T0 RIGHT: Bill Cloutier, Tom Burns, Dick Bernardi, Jim Feurbach, Joe Ke-nnelly, Joe Conway. BACK ROW: Jim Owens, Mike Monroe, Bill Ferrara, Bill Conway, Ken Ryan, Don Garrick, Tom Conway, Art Kennelly, John Griffith. ,-SSW 'fb fm 'N W 1 1,-f Lg, , . W H, T 'AWA 7, Mfmvf 1 59 ' f 2? - ff 1 3 fm, Qgiwfra, w A .1 . . 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Club Members of the Art Club: Jane Domeraski, Mary Gilroy, Gary Peters, J.C, Holland, Pam Jones, Terry Chouteau, Zelda Grell, Bill Kelly, Linda Kelty, Joe MacMurray, Sue Doyle, Cindy Piech, Terry O'Connor, Helen Schwartzhoff, Anne Haeger, Lyle Davis, Kathy Kiley, Michelle Herter, Ken Drechsler, Kevin Seeward, Howie Brown, Connie McGuire, Mary Gilroy, Russ Meier, Kathy Bulat, Tom Jankowski, Brad Bisbey, Torn Foley, Mary Ann Groble, Carl Schlue, Larry DeVilbiss, Margo Stender, Barb Weaver, Secretary- Treas., Jeanne Kautz, Vice-Pres., and Tina Marrne, Pres. -J' 2 75 A , Leif-f.,M,e'f KM ,af--4. r r V -M..uv BELOW: Chris Marme our industrious leader. M , ffm- W.. vpif 'WM Jr, wg-rf L YAY' f v Y Ayr F enH,,.H 5 Lvftvr Vg f LY 'LT 'Lv I JY' Ev! kv!! 15 M W! PV - Miva F, iv ra' VL! , MK L, 'mi 5' Della S igm ABOVE, FRONT TO BACK: Kenneth Gerdes, George Deanda, Bob Zelsdorf, Dennis Holmberg, Dick Jones, Don Ziaja, Jim Daufeidt, Bob Scalco, Pat Larson, Tim Ryan, Steve Pyszka, Paul Bujak, Steve Hermiston, Kent Kolwey, John Toher, Franz Bender, Ray Robare, Mark Kentner, Matt Gannon, Ron Dixon, Nick Dyer, Dan Powers, Marc Englemann, John Heller, Terry Mosier, Greg Mc Laughlin, Jeff Cone, Mike White, Mick Coleman. RIGHT: Participants in the WaIkathon forthe Aging, organized by the fraternity, gather in front of South Hall with their sponsor's signs. 9 wr?gyS SAINT ei MAR REST comic s m3 yOU Dpcvew Pont, IOWA Q 3 2 LEFT: The business fraternity alias The Cor- poration , was responsible for city limits signs to welcome travelers to Davenport in 1966. BELOW, Members Of The Business Depart- ment Are: Faculty - Mr. R. Brittingham, Dr. H. Hodges, Mr. G. Hamel, lVlr. J. Mullins, and Mr. A. Antao. Students: Jeff Helms, Bruce Katz, Larry Diebner, and Bob Fenton. 'nirv- RIGHT: Friday's concert included Bill Chase. BELOW: Homecoming activities sponsored by the S.G.A. started off the same as this 60's picture: A bonfire held in the athletic field. KW, A ,,. HCM ECONII i fri tif i Q, of t we .N me I gp 5 ,- fr? f E , , 3 1' X'-' . K- fix , of W., l 13 f 'f jfs: AM T -Q x I' f 5: bww- ABOVE:Our Homecoming King and Queen. Many of the past homecomings awaited the arrival of Gladys, did anyone evertell you that you have a great resemblance to Tim Allen? Orange Man. Did he everarrive? 511 sew 1... SQ. f xref, 1, Qs Emi , .k,, 3 W5 5 4 ,ggi . . ff .2 2 1 ,S ,-'4 .fy 1 Zfo V5 , Q in-' 4 4 'f 42 V Q fp xt, 1 W - W, A Qt! , L , , ,x ,x 5 kg., .kq 2' ,Mi WK' n A ,fx Q ' fr 5 V Q X Af' v 5 V . , ' 0' , 1, es Q 'M l M gif: , Mhz A w,! K Jw ,M I I f I I 1 ' , I 3.4 2. V 'Win Mm ABOVE, Members Of SGA: FRONT T0 BACK, LEFT T0 RIGHT - Bill Polancic, Rosie Collins, PeteGrady, Mary Krieger, Jim Carroll, Denny Winne, John Heller, John Stuekerjuergen, RlckOtt, Rand Wonio, Jane Sunderbruch, Steve Mudge, Dan lVIcWard, Kevin Polancic. T ,AI 3 Yi' LEFT: Members of iSPIRG conducted a campaign against harmful toys, surveying area stores during the Christmas holidays. Student Government Association BELOW SGA Officers Mark Tramohtiha Vice-Pres.3 Donna Grebeck Sec Tres BilICourtright President. i E 1 i s i E 5 S i i I i s s isstiitsst,ttisi :.: r 4 srr t t , i whuhaflgd' . lit'-:jlf NUI RW! NWI' on ULU Um' if! SVA lv! FA! 'NI FUI' NUI A HY! nw Q mv: ! l UAW 1 lf X. . .hw A.:-X A :.,:i3?wiff ww Chzcago ica o Ch g CI b off Hs QLEFT T0 RIGHTQ B II R d CSec.J, Pat P Bobo Carro C P J d p Whalen fTre 5 ABOVE: Ambrose students enjoy a lazy afternoon. V X ABOVE: Dean Rogalski stops for a beer after a trying day with the students 59 ,- Q, ik , -ANNE, 'ff 351. U4 Lf-QW E? km V x., 53 5' i a,m, 3. wma,-14 wk Y 60 S.A.C. Radio Land BELOW: Darcy Nuchols Chuck Stump Larry Short, Gene Mera, Debbie Os weiler, Janet Gurnsey. Wu. is Mijn ,Af ' 1 'M JFFICERS: Sf-ated: Michael Breiphol, General Managefg Standing: Moon-, Scrrvturyg Stew.-n live-tt, Business Munagerg Glen Geiger, ,ugmucrg john Pelke, Treasurer. YOU Your Dial' Terry Manning prepares to spin a disc on his twice weel program, The Cmb Club. mm LAR EXTENDS BROADCASTING HOUR! TOTHELEFT w,eea,,,e,daySOfKSAR mis is KSAR,,570 on your radio dial, Saint Ambrose as well as information regarding club meetings. The BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK - Jim Sundelbach, Jack Swart, Matt Toohey, Marie Fry, Paul Sachs, Dave Stevenson, Mark Nenninger, Phil Emmert. id L. 'VW if ' W 14 .fr-:ff df mg, HM' , 4,1 ,L Z my 8 A ju! ii 21. any ,ww ' 1 I mad! war 1-3 -wi ,al-v-:A J, an 4-14 X-W-M411 Junior A nd Senior SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Huber, Kem Kuntz, .lim Vrba, Ken Colwell. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Fitzgerald, Dave SaIler1.Ken Przybla, Jim Weller, Tom Mack. S em in arians gl Mgfs -if WK if? 'I-EXE, I 1 gy. ., S eminarians S Ophomores A na' F reshm en FRONT T0 BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brain Dillon. Gayle Randolph, Ed Franck, Torn Abel, Charlie Ny- gren. Tom Meyers, George Strader, Dan Ebner, Steve Robich, Pat Guinane, Ted Sandrock, Norrnan Freund,Tony Harold. ASUYLQ-g HW lmjlfw M . L.:-srilh NA, N A gqfizwwr fm A .M ,Q Y 1 .sxifssaisw--ff? if - 1g1:1igiL2u: 3 f y . K f3ff BQ' ff S is 'H' + s 4 W Q We N V AW Akh. ig - I A Q. HQ 19 ZF ,fu Ish, J -My ..: -' A- , if 5 Wg , K .LV 2-A' fs E N l0R 5 F L 5 5 at-5 hs .- 3242 ,ijqfyg 1 , - mv Eg' I-J-2' f-:ln ' gwhw iigig ,WV wg 7 N4,?a?1 k ,f,,Lr mn H bmw, V G ' LM, 'Y-..'m4:f,,. ii J5Aa...' I-SYJQ , f , mpg. 4'Wf1+jg' . mn ,fb Jig.. M Al 1 , tum. -Aw:-Y . ., N 95' S az 'E 551 fi if-i, if ,gn Mfr 'TW , ri n: : .. .,' 'iv .-A 313 'K N PM ,,., N ' I I - ,I J? F if' E E tiff ..2,. Q E i B fz 'Q 5 B Nancy Anderson Edward Antao Eafl Ball LaMoiIle, Ill. Davenport, Iowa Bette-ndorf, la. Education History Mathematics SE IORS , Class of 73 68 Jack Ball Buffalo, la. Ronald Ballard Davenport, la. Biology 1 '.ql,:ggg:z1lgff5?wggge lax x 1:5-fi mi'-:E ': .- - - W, . . f fr , g tg w lsz 1 :' . -sv - K 1 ,L :EEE . , ' -v W f , xg , M I K ii 4 4 S K Q 1 f, K, Q 3 3 K Qi: ' Q fy ct ug , 3' es, if ' c fm I Richard Bechert Southampton, NY English w ABOVE LEFT T0 RIGHT: Zelda Grell, Sec.-Treas.g Dave Burke, President, Mick Coleman, Vice-President: Senior Class Officers 75:1 'ham MNA 1 I V555 fn Franz Bender Gary Berndt Charles Boenig Rita Bribriesco Rock Island, lll. Davenport, Ia, White Plains, N.Y. Davenport, la. Business Mathematics Business Accounting 69 N. . 5 ik ff ,st ies fig William Brinton Robert Brophy Ellen Brune Douglas Bryant Bf2'TTGl1dOl'f, la- Peoria, lll. St. Paul, la. Moline, Ill. Bl0'08Y Business Law Enforcement Education ' Paul Bujack Kathy Bulat Chicago, Ill. Business Daven port, la. Art David Burke ABOVE:Jim looks ready to take the big stepinto the business world. Elmwood Pk IH Harold Cady Clinton, la. Political Science Business i Vo Rbx wr' Y' NYY Deborah Cassatt Davenport, la. Education s Patrick Clarke Davenport, Ia. Students browse the movable mountain of wisdom - Parnassus in the Union John Clement John Clinton William Cloutier RObeI'f COGIIVI Davenport, la. Rock lsland, lll. Gardner, Nla. Davenport, Ia. Accounting Political Science Political Science l3USiVl9SS 71 - H, v, V , X fw, 1...-if e rii s 1. A J, Q x xx .47-22.3 , 7' 1 ..,. .nv ,f fs' .MW fa QR :vp 6 wfsw N ff' W fir Q fmfaw ., 333 Q, ,wi 1 gwiaiftgci ax K Ji it TK N., ,lfwlafi :it f' f, f, as xy , .-. ,QQ as ,ggi-as Y, A . Aa fi' if ' . . 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Business www Robert Faulkner Davenport, la. Accounting James Fe-eney Davenport, Ia. Accounting ln this picture find a Rock, a watch, a Christmas tree, a ladder and a kilo of warm chocolate milk 711 :mp Marjorie Felling JOhf1F'aCk Davenport, la. Davenport, la. W Biology Sociology i I 'W' fini' , I Robert Flowers Diane FVEIUCQUG Davenport, la. Geneseo, Ill. Mathematics PhySiC2l Ed. MVK Randall Friel Moline, Ill. Physical Ed. 1 ,fy 5 Agp? 15? M V .,,.s-'iv stl, Ronald Froescnle James Fuuer Jghn Gabbard Bettendorf, Ia, Muscatine- la- Mnan' IH' Business Business ACCOUl'ltll'lg 75 . i -u-., A M, MW. W ..,.. fff' 523.5551 -LS. ' 1-if Matthew Gannon Gary Gansemer Peter Gardner Patrick Gillespie Davenport, la. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Hampton, Ill. Accounting Psychology Political Science English ,, -we-.f s e 5 no geneva Lgtfg, fig fl. , 2 ,....,..a, 'HF' 4, f !fJko F. 4,lse..,,,,,,',v- 'fsv J 'Q M V, e .E,,,,.s- . me w Y' 'Fx'- ., V K. s -e 1 is :fi 15 if f ' r J, 1 . .Qc .. f . ,vw i 2,-v.-,,, ,, W , is ,. , Mr t .. Lf, W, 1:3 ff 'P -we M' - .- fy-S-f fn A-bi ff' ni -FV . 3'-1. d .. ,K 'Nivii .J.lFf7fmkzq55'3f4?s..., 'TS94if1Y5v.wL'1f-iE'.., .HIS ' X' LRAMILEM1 fi Pfbk QU!! F-V u sf in ' ,.-lligltii VW' if ' L 'W' lf 'G V f ' ui Qvffgli 'itxf 'V 145' 'WHT Wayne Gilmour John Gilroy Sam Gomez Davenport, la. Bettendorf, la. E. Moline, Ill. Political Science Philosophy Accounting Donna Grebeck Chicago, lll. Business ,mga i Zelda Grell Russell Hall Wynn Hammes Michael Hayes Dixon, la. Tampico, Ill. Business Peoria, Ill, Education Business Accounting Stephen Hermiston Edward Hillard Anne Himler New Liberty, la. lvesdale, Ill. N. English, la. Business Business Accounting 77 Dennis l-lolmberg Moline, lll. Business if '31 ff f' , Kenneth Hootman Lynn Hopp Terence Houlihan Diane Howard Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Arlington, lil. E. Moline, Hi. Chemistry Education Business Education x fs :-,: tb f -A if - N 4: 5' Q- r Xi Y it , ' w Q3 K -'S 5' 1 5 - i if if A ze 'Yr John Hughes Robert Hughes Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. ' ,i,t . A Q Business Economics ff? was x Mom always told me, ifyou have to go,go with your boots on. Dwayne Hybke Richard Impens Bettendorf, Ia. Moline, III. Business Accounting 78 Richard Jones Ottumwa, Ia. Business Sha ron Keppy .mw- Steven Keppy Davenport, ia. Speech 00 -Agn. was Bruce Katz Alice Keenner Mark Kenter Moline, lil- Jacksonville, Iii. Nl ine III Business Education Business e is Q ssiggigg ff?3i'?l-. i is 5 4' i ' VH -sf Y i Patricia Kiefer William King Karen Knepler Gilbe Koenigsaeker Riverside, la. Wyoming, Ill. Jacksonville, Ill. Davenport, lg, English Physical Ed. Speech History QE? Raymond Kraft Bellwood, lll. Business :E ge t : . ,: ,. Qmguixu Q, , Mary Krieger M Ft. Madison, Ia. Sociology 'i 1 , r 'gn an 'mf nm , , ' X. -A E. V.-1 IW? 1 Q' 1 ar 5 at i fini ui , 4 1 .4- it 5. We f at A .., . 0 5- -g ,f . 3 rf' 42 . wr fggfj .,. - K N' fir' ' Rv- f, S' ,. Magi 3' 4 .ily tt If lr, A :If 4 8 gg 2 K: , - ij, Q -fl K ' if 3 I .N 52 -s-w--4-:!T'? V' U I Q 2k Tri Beta Members ABOVE FROM FRONT T0 BACK AND LEFT T0 RIGHT Jerry Wehr Gerardo Verdes Ronald Ballard Bruce Harris Cathy Lang timrn Marge Waterstreet, Mike Proesch, Gary Mattingly Frank Cahill Richard Craddick Andy Apathy Dan Curry Sam Sandberg Judi Daufledt Karen Lyngholm Jim Perry. Kenneth Kuntz Paula Laird Daniel Lanfier Andrew Larson W Burlington la. Davenport la Nichols Ia Ottumwa la Sociology Physics Speech Economics -. -Q ' 'aj fu my Li Donald Lenz John LoRang John Lowery Michael Luukkonen Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Chicago, iii. Davenport, ia. Business Accounting Accounting Accounting ff 'R Daniel Lynghoim Kathleen Mackin Davenport, Ia. DeWitt, Ia. Physics Mary Mannion Christine Marrne Naperville, lil. DeWitt, la. Education Art 82 X J Joseph Martone Gary Mattingly Cheryl McDermott John McFadden Dover, NJ Rantoul, Ill. Bernard, Ia. Wheeling, W.V. Physical Ed. Biology German Philosophy .,. - . l 7, . ,N 'ix V. ,V V if ,sig r.ii - E! Dennis McGee Davenport, Ia. Business -Q .VH . s Craig Meier Rocklsland,lIl. J A Business f-gm , ,f-. f-,.-i YT ,M s. M1 f---A,,, rw-QM..,.. is-s-+ vybh-N..-'?x 'wnmp .img 5 in K f Mi. ,pf A ,fs ,- . -1 i . 551 ll, L www f an J if ' ,img J u 4. nfl, ,,51,, .,,- - gf., .4 fi SP5 419' Diane Monty Cletus Moseley John Mravinac Michael Murphy Davenport, la. Rock Island, Ill. E. Chicago, Ind. Davenport, la. Education Sociology Business Business William Murray Maureen Myers Lois Nuessli Glenn Nyenhuis Moline, Ill. Rockford, Ill. Davenport, la. Bettendorf, la. English English Sociology Business James O'Brien Rita O'Brien Richard Olson Shari Du Mont Osweiler Iowa City, la. Davenport, la. Davenport, Ia. North English, la. Education History Business Business 85 Judith Otloe Richard Ott Mark Panno Kim Peiffer Davenport, la. Streator, III. Streator, III. Davenport, Ia. Education Business Sociology Psychology Oh, you mean that fifth cut, Father? Well you see it was this band of gypsies and ,., 86 5.894 -wi--- ' James Peszek Park Ridge, ill. History 'W '1...A lb? Gary Pilkington N. English, Ia. Business f 1 ,,, Michael Pracht Kenneth Przybyla Davenport, Ia, Peru, lll. Business PhilOSOpl'1y Steve Pyszka Edward Quartell Genesco, lll. Clinton, la. Business History Dan Quick Thomas Rasmussen Davenport, la. Psychology Accounting You mean recess is already over? ty 2 1 Renald Ratti Joseph Reed Sussex, N.J. Ft. Madison, la Music Psychology Robert Reed Mary Ritter Raymond Robare Geary Roberts Rock Island, III. Bettendorf, Ia. Davenport, la. Streator, Ill. Business Education Business Sociology -u.,.,.vd Mary Ann Roche Jean Roller Davenport, Ia. Silvis, Ill. History Education Rfk ' 'WH' are , Virginia Rose Ben Rowold Davenport, la. Wheatland, Ia. Business Business Wulf aww' .ff I ra 88 ff ff, I i f x iff' f img 3 William Ruddy William Ruder Daniel Ryan Bettendorf, Ia. Manteno, Ill. Bettendorf, la. Thomas Ryan Accounting Political Science Business Chicago, Ill. aww' ,A.gluP ' E4 ., -.snag If 89 Fx 5905 A . ,M -- Debra Schebler Davenport, Ia. Education N!!-f ...unman- ,, xr ir. 'a1,,i'2.,' Richard Schneider Hlelen Settles Kathy Shannon Burlington, la. New YOVK, N.Y. Eidfldgei I3- Accounting Speech Physical Education 'Z' X, Terrence Shelton James Sigler Danny Smith Davenport, Iowa Moline, Ill. Bettendorf, la. English History Mass Communications f'??ai ig?ff . Robert Sommers Edward Steinmann, Jr. Margaret Sterling Andrew, la. Bettendorf, Ia, Davenport, la. Business History 91 Christine Krumdieck Shelton Davenport, la. Education Wifi? Donald Smith Davenport, la. Physics 7'-4 l li- Keith Steward Davenport, Ia. Business Ronald Stout Davenport, la. Physical Education i, , l ' 5 . ,,.:12i.l:fEzsax f .'1.xfIfzi53ia'-, al iw K ' VE., LJ 'WF n HM V iv 32v2:sL,1, V , i ?-fiaiieiff l agging .1 1' . .f Q Sis Vi X? r se, QQ 4 E ifl l f .121 Skirivsxxflfsfg .' fEEii41f:fiffi Haus Q-03 MH . f A S K - ,f .. , i ' Shi Mu. , had ' X 4-,,.-pgsgi YL: 1 f ,L A-,. ,A i r swzw, sg is 7 2 , i .,n. X H Charles Stump John Sullivan S.l-lolland,III. Chicagolll. Mass Communications English i f wif Y? Bernard Sundeen Moline, ill. Psychology K , A . were . awww'-H 6 ,Q wiv i lVrf'A'V?'1-ii is 9 'L I iii-WW S ' fflwfy' V1 fl sri? . Jane Sunderbruch Davenport, ia. History 'Hill WMS? 31? Q31 K1 yi ,Q , 1 S NX Mark Tramontina Sioux City, Ia. Accounting Richard Trenkamp Preston, ia. Mathematics James Taber Theresa Terry Geraldine Toher Davenport, ia. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. English Mass Communications Education ,wwf 2.53252 xg. ,fa ag, 1-at M? ,Q Jack Trent Jean Trumbull Joyce Trumbull Joseph Vogt Rock Island, Ill. Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Business Physical Education Education Philosophy James Vrba De Witt, la. Education fm- 'wt Patrick Walton Davenport, la. English M issing Senior Pics Ronald Andon Dennis Aye Michael Barenthin Louis Beranti Joyce Blessing Mitchell Bowen Terrel Bowen Parker Brady John Brechon Andrew Brinker David Brown Sr. Jennifer Brown Thomas Bruty Gary Coffelt Philip Cofield Robert Cotiguala William Coward James Crossen Joseph Crossen Richard' Daley Nicholas Dyer Thomas Dytrych Joseph Einweck Joyce Felgar Judy Fensterbusch William Gallin Paul Ginicchio Michael Grant Terry Halter Glenn Hancock Edward Hintz Michael Hintz James Holland Daniel Huber James Hughes William Hunt David Hunter Carol Hurlburt Richard Jansen Julia Jellineck Philip Juckem William Kellenberger Joseph Kennelly Julianne Kinate Steven Kinsey Stephen Koch Patrick Laleman Shelia Lawlor Ute Leblanc Dennis Lineberry John Mabee Mary MaGuire Lynetta Mak George Maloich Daniel Meyer Richard Mizeur Alan Mohr Stephen Monnier Robert Moore James Murry Fred Nahra Robert Pfanenstiel James Plambeck David Pottratz Patrick Powers Christopher Rade Stanley Paul Ragan Paul Reagan Frank Riley Richard Rizzo James Roeher Walter Roemer Gary Rood Kenneth Schroeder Paul Seng David Showalter Emily Sieffert Loren Snyder Mark Sokolik Craig Stender David Stephenson Thomas Swanwick Patricia Tandy Richard Toohill Steph Vanspeybroeck Craig Walton Gerald Watson Gerald Wendel Lonny Wilken Sandra Williams Fredrick Wulf Edward Yancy, Jr. Margaret Waterstreet James Werthmann Rock Island, Ill. Biology Davenport, la. Economics Harold Whalen Michael White The original Ambrose Towers stands in the shadows of the Oak s Riverdale, Ill. Peoria, Ill. Business Business Lynn Williams Rock Island, Ill. Political Science Deborah Wiss Davenport, la, Mass Communications Robert Zelsdorf Donald Ziaja Burlington,la. Bellwood, lll. Business Business ,f ,. ,., , , 5 K' ,fn :L in in ,. A'- v-2 I 4 ' ' www W,,,,,M.A , ,, Wwmme: Jgavhsfyi A I ',W,,,q,,.,.'4'19Vff'f4' M v, f E 5 v 1' ' Q t mm H 5 an 3 ,.v 9 fx-.mf-.Q,: 5 gk.. 'sn.. ' WT ',N,,s A' mmm, 'mv' I gps-wwf' ,fg K f I 5 .1 , , XX! x ' ,xy NXOR CMS JU p.CN SQ. ,mr W ww 47331 M ,fee me -ww.: Tim Allen Andy Apathy Thomas Armstrong Fred Arnold Sterling, Ill. Bradford, lll. Davenport, la. Be-ttendorf, la. Roger Asay Gary Bachus Jane Bachy Betty Baum Davenport, la. Bennett, Ia. Brookville, New York Dyersville, Ia. '74 Class Officers: Tom Depasquale, Pres.: Mike Randolph, Vice-Pres., Dave Sallen, Sec.-Treas. 98 iawwx pix 413' Si Deborah Bauman Vance Becker Thomas Berglund Steve Bitting Ottawa lll Davenport la Aledo, Ill, Moline, lll. James Blaney Clyde Boyd f Diane Bregovy Teresa Bridgford Freeport, New York Davenport, la. Markham, lll. Davenport, la, 1' ,,.-f-- '-- f?f'f if--ii-',.:t'fif2 Doug Briggs Michael Brinn Mark Brockway Ellen Brune Davenport, la. Rock Island, Ill. W. Burlington, la. St. Paul, la. Dennis Buchmeyer Bruce Buckrop Clara Bullaro Mike Burke Moline, lll. Taylor Ridge, Ill. Chicago Hts., Ill. Delmar, la. 99 , i Lewis Hall, built in 1929 as a Science building, still functions in that purpose. C i W- QQ'-ndlf' Ray Burmeister Laurie Butler Frank Cahill Paul Carbone Long Grove, la. Davenport, Ia. Wyon'1ing,lII, Crawford, N. Jersey i s.. fy.,- if. Jim Carroll Mike Carter Fred Casselman Becky Chouteau Deslvloines, la. Madison, Tenn. Jersey City, New Jersey Davenport, la. IOO Kevin Colgan Peoria, Ill. William Courtright Chicago, Ill. Steve Cox DeWitte, Ia. Mega is Jeff Cone Mary Costello JQffC0ffif1gh2m Colona, III. Chicago, Ill. Milan, 'll- : f . Jerald Cross E. lVlOlil'1e, Ill. 5, tgp' 3 Peggy Cunningham Rock Island, Ill. Credited to Oaks 1964 Delores Cribbs Davenport, la. Daniel Curry Pekin, Ill. 101 C I9 6 31 AJ! Jw N ,K 1 k t X X ,F .A 'Q x ,QN all E KW X .fr D k.': Judi Daufeldt Davenport, la. ,ww- Micnael Dezorzi Davenport, la. 5.. i ' , rfwfx 5 nn is ,E L jwrpfgf' S , sso ,rii f ' 'fig ge i s , Q 325 it is to i , QPEFS' -' r . f I . i if-5 3: Q A? it 'T : , .W ,, ff' vivo. g,,g+.m 'R Lyle Davis, Jr. Harold DeLange Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Sterling, lll. Torn Depasquale uji kvgdi . s fr' 'ff . ,' .sem ' Q Fi - K. ig' ' 5 Larry Devilbiss Burlington, la. 5 rv N X 'W if ,Q 4 K .ix ., ' 5916 3' ' v ,..f ' R- N . - fn- Nav? i,.. Rita Devlin St. Petersburg, Fla. . ri KQM 1 1- el 2, ' X, .- A '- VX 2-' xt. vt , . if ' W S t Q H:-fn xxx ft , f xr X W x W' 3 3 X i i li X fi Q' 1 5 ll l L 5 .2. 1 1 S 2 X Christine Dierickx Dennis Dombroski Dianne Domeraski Davenport, Ia. Sterling, lll. E. Moline, Ill. 102 . , . W f l K ,X , , X , W,,.y,,, W xzgsqgw V f , M, 59-L fa X Hey! ....,. Who's there? Q wsefea:::fae2s:s:a.:,ah rr2arfsa::-arm'-:ff-if-1 :::S-,rmfwaiiui. J-E.QE:fE5Q1E?S:EsfE:EYiE:.'fE?IlE:Nfk::,k-'pri -N 'Mt' :NsEEs5?siEs5?Ea::s... e e t , 1 r , Q - , M. mmm., .- V ' ' ' 'xluwewi XS? -- AWN , - . --rf ,SF 5' E RE , it Ak Michael Dubiel Davenport, Ia. Amboy, III. Francis Duffy Robert Easterbroook Michael Duffy Davenport, la. - ww 51-ffm.,-f , -m,5X1g,., Q. 1- 5. 1 we .Qt KSN vi ' Q Y -. 'M' 1 A' I K . M i t , Jfsliii gi . f,.,M,, . 8 James Egan Gary Engelmann S W M' Daniel Donahue Davenport, la. Kathleen Duax Davenport, la. Robert Earnhart E. Moline, Ill. Robert Fenton Davenport, la. Moline, lll. Davenport, la. DaVer1DOI'T,l2. 103 X s S 5 - f XZ, -v Howard Fitzgerald James Frick Dunlap, la. Williamsburg, Ill. James Fugate Joseph Geiss Davenport, la. Moline, Ill. X 'F' - es- X gjggkggmfl Wg. sf. fs. ' Sf mx xqg S 9 Xws 4 ,Egg S XX S 3 Xl we., 4 R SWXL XS A, , , f te S ing tg X we , ,if X S, X fit xxx N i s S5335 xg, ig w SX X J ss fs N 5 , S We X is 1 3 X Q af. is John Fridlington Marie Fry Knoxville, la. Washington Ill Ken Gerdes Jean Gerlach Bettendorf, la. Freeport lll s Qi X fi . X S . , 4 l Tom Golden Whelton, Ill. Lucretia Gilmore Bettendorf, la. .2 f lf 2 f John Griffith Jim Groene Moline, Ill. FT Madison la 2 Dennis Haas Richard Haas Dale Hackett Mark Halaska El Paso, Ill. Gridley, III. Eldridge, la. Elm Grove Wisc 104 William Hayes Evergreen Park, Ill. Rick Heller Davenport, la. Edward Hillard lvesdale, lll. Richard Hueser Davenport, la. Diane Hefner Peoria, Ill. -- ,A Loretta Henkel Dixon, Ill. Margaret Hocki ns DesMoines, Ia. - g l I . . 511,39 ' f D V ' al: 1' -v,QS,if? Chuck Hughes E. Moline, Ill. Stephanie Heitman Marengo, Ia. Rudolph Hernandez E, Moline, lll. Anthony Hoenig FT. Madison, la. Gary Hunt Bettendorf, la. 105 AK., John Heller Warrenville, lll. .,.. i,, 1 ft ..:,X , .. ' -e we F 1 . L i, t if gi t, X N ff :sil k , 4, xi X J .exe ,X X Ri if . xg iii E QQ. ' 5 ,RP r 52 ' vii 5 ,, ,X . 5 sl' . : Michele Herter Oak Lawn, Ill. Kristyn Hogendorn N. English, la. Steve lrnming Davenport, la. E i Kathleen Jager David Jones Jr. Beverly Kearney Mark Kedzior Davenport, la. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Peoria, Ill. .yr- CTW? 'YN-N---f' -fe-ev-11' William Kelley, Jr. Kathleen Kiley Steve Klehn, Jr. Joe Klimek Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Manville, New Jersey , f it-,K Greg Koehn ke Davenport, la. Patricia Kroeger This man has been observed frequenting the Ambrose campus. Hdndge' Ia' 106 I James Krol Steve Kruse Vicki KFUTZ E Moline III LeClaire Ia Davenportla. 4-W' Curtis Lawrence Davenport, Ia. BELOW Not too bad, at first glance Susan Letourneau Mary Lillis Peoria, Ill. Long Grove, Ia. 'F'- Lee MacDonald Davenport, la. Karen Lyngholm Davenport, la. Riff Irene Mack Thomas Mack Roger Mall Viola, III. Reynolds, III. Davenport, Ia. - - . sf wwf ---- 5 K K - K fi-:,:4.5:eps:5g:: -.:,, - ' . -1 -1r. ri is :lea is C . Dee- Brian Martin Thomas Matje Steven Maury Davenport, ia. Clinton, Ia. DSVGHDOVT, la- 108 Paul Marcy Chicago, ill. Joanne McAleer Charlotte, Ia. , Patrick McDermott Oak Brook, III. . ,, ki 5' 'fe ws ml 3. mx 436 K X ws? X x 3 Q Gregory McLaughlin Moline, lll. Daniel McWard Patricia Memos Hudson, Ill. Davenport, la. Eugene Mera Rockford, lll. , ii 1 5 Terrence Mosier Stephen Mudge Gary Muller Buffalo, la. Edwardsville, lll. Rock Island, lll. 109 ,-.. 'QQSK , 4 X , W 'ls in xt. 5 4 rsfiis W-..., t A , SE J Gary McKamey Davenport, la. Richard McNa ma ra Davenport, Ia. X15 'li X D. Matthew Mooney Bettendorf, Ia. L .. X :T :-s.-a-A-5.01: fr ...V f .' ,ie fl -fjfugggugai . . .ws A -- -X - .. i mn: X ,, 5. 5 , . ,WW i argl: L tlil . s X ' . ' M ,XM A ' - ,i i , ,i,, Donna Nagle ., . -2-,sis--M ,Q 3 . , M M N K in 15' 1' if R e X gli , xx ,E S H X X Q wr NS W s 4 Q, Kr R' . 1 Q Ea 1 if 1' .xi P W' egg: .,,,c+e11i'? 3 ., ii .. X Q I xl 1 ' 3 ':..s.i X '-3.15 ,r . z Livh A in v A - .f ff g X l Kmxx ' W U ' ' N Q. . 5 ,ig . if I Y X is ,ff 52.1 i . V, of, ' ii ,,i l i f Deborah Nerone Kim Newcomer Jamie Nonnenmann Neil Nord Springfield, lll. Peoria, III. Rock Island, lll. Clinton, la. Mary Oberhouse Davenport, la. 4 f 5 W4-.en , ef, Lf . , ,..-, A , fm , ,,,, V 4' K A' f .fr W ' ,,,, M Robert Oderwald K 3,4 , Y , ' H ,,,--if , ' ' ' ' ,w ., , ,, he if M Lansing Ill . V, :., ,L 4, I fu P A ii , A wmww, ,, ,, ,, , r , i f T' if ' ef ,,,,, -1,200 A. avi, ,M ,,,,, Q mu' ,nw SAC campus wearing a look of solitude. Joseph Olenowski Denville, N.J. 110 David Pearson Theresa Perkins Mo ine III Rock Island, III. Finally! ... something at student prices' 1 'P Dennis Orcutt Kathryn O Sullivan Christopher Packa Davenport, Ia. Chicago III - . . ,.:s:s:,fe :fi s,t.e..s ' - ,Q ' ,. , Wm. ., M 13. 45 . i .- , ,f 3,1 1' 'far J 5 i f N45 K -992 111 James Perry Gary Peters Bettendorf Ia Davenport la 3 4 . Maszwgw-fm www:-wif-Y ' f M 5 ,Rpm H .wgsw 3 Wa W- ou- gzigm i E K Wxf3:3gge . if . if pr X V . Jw 4 i S 5 'WN . X up C m 1 ii I 1 Daniel Powers Woodstock, Ill. Michael Proesch Mary Randolph Bettendorf, la. Anamosa, la. Q I Earl Ritter Bloomfield, la. Kevin Ross East Moline, Ill, Robert Scalco New York, NY l c i . 5 Anita Roe Thomas Roederer Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Thomas Ryan David Sallen Chicago, Ill. Ft, Madison, Ia. Wm. Schmidt Kathleen Schmitt Moline, III. Davenport, Ia. 113 K1 N 1,1 i Q 'X LfE5:1:.z--jF1,:.zjiE?f1 ' if f: 3 sy W Ls, - - .':5 4. , ' gy Q Y, Michael Randolph Anamosa, la. j . Virginia Rose Davenport, la. Sam Sandberg Davenport, la. Royce Schneider Bennett, la. ri- lf! ,. 2 A 2 3 X . JR. .,-,. ,f . . . . K. .J X3 E, .ku 53 5:3-,-S -.acqtiu ' . k .t . in .qi-'2 Yr- -- -fc-.--fl L 3. -- f 5 5 7 5 S ' Q 5 . rw., K. . - t. , W , , R A 3' .:..f , i nf- . egg W ,XX -f . . s g . f X - - , M 3' 1 ' .. . f if ,- L... z - f--s S S, Catherine Schwab Rex Sewick Davenport, la. Davenport, Ia. :Q Judith Shannon James Sheppard Long Grove, Ia, Wheaton, III. . w tx. . ltt S hi Wh vt Nw , rw x X: vf. ' fi' . . ' in, wif Marvin Sief Davenport, 5, ,., S. Q. ..1. .x ers Ia. Larry Short Rockford, III. 4 A-. I Dennis Siebke Walcott, Ia. Sarah Smith Robert Srnyser Jack Snyder Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. 114 , K wr. 1114? Mary Sweeney Birmingham, Mich 1 e I 7 if X 1' 3, J , , V ,ll.,VVv 5, 4 1 :'i ,V Den nis Tritt Rockford, III, Walter Va nWa us Victor, la. Mary Wahlig Davenport, la. Jerome Wehr Sigourney, la. - 1 , ' L9 Jackie Tucker Michael VanAcker Joyce Vande Vorde Clarksdale, Miss. Moline, III. Bettendorf, la. David Velthoff Bernard Vittetoe Margaret Vyncke Davenport, la. Keota, la. Davenport, la. Dave Walters Denis Waterman Margaret Waterstreet Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Rock Island, la. 1 , v l James Weller Dennis Welzenbach Norma Whipple Fairfield, la. Davenport, la. DeWitt, la. 116 fi r '9 2, FI , Q Juniors Missing From Michael Bauman Richard Beck Michael Bock John Bristol James Brown Douglas Bryant Michael Carroll Michael Ca rstens Timothy Carstens Pathrick Clarke Curtis Coberly Larry Colberg Jerry Collier Roger Crow Samuel De Trent Jeffry Dean Lawrence Diebner Steven Dohse Edward Ehrecke William Fath Willis Feeney John Fogarty Scott Frazer Mary Fulton Mary Gilroy Dennis Glancy David Gustafson Michael Guy Mike Halfman Wynn Hammes Bruce Harris Raye Hawthorne Jeffery Helms William Hennan Keith Hoston Diana Hoy Jerry Jorgensen Edith Lamaster William Lortz Elizabeth McLeod Dennis Moeller Michael Nickell This Section Timothy Nugent Raymond Palmateer Michael Paulsen Kay Pfitzenmaier Edward Powell Thomas Rasmussen Thomas Rathmann Ronald Rhode David Robnett Jeanie Rosenquist James Seier David Serrano Ellen Shugar Terry Starns Michael Stoffers Brian Stotlar Gary Streat Martha Swan Gerardo Valdes Daniel Viren George Young I 7253, ., ., , , f, V. 2,fm2fe,g-,lisp ,, 4, if ' k r is S T fill -3' f Walt Whitfield Lynn Wietaspach Robert Williams Lilbourn, Mo. E. Moline, lll. Davenport, Ia. Sidney Williams Chicago, lll. Deborah Wigs Rand Wonio Marilyn Workheiser Sharon Wright LeClaire, la. Bettendorf, Ia. Rock Island, Ill. Bettendorf, la. l 117 fv 6 Q3 H 1 3 ,.h. K. 5 4 Ymwf' SWE 7 W ' f. , : . 5 5 :i?'i :L-,' ' . -- ,,a,4:.H':: A- ,AW f ' , ff' A W Q mf f faq f W 5 1 A 1 If gf X W p f fw ,SME 7 f f. Mm , 5' wf , in f Y f, , 1 My ,,: E an 2 f Wm W,f,H , - , , ,K I M M ' ' aw w as , 7f'f' mf! Sf gg 3,2 N, . an fgwzx 2572! Ax f 'if AE I VAA . Est., -' f ,Z . fi Q it it Q ' s-my-Qi i fa za? W'-s o Tom Abel Jeff Ahlf Chris Allbee Ft. Madison, la. Davenport, la. Bettendorf, la. mer' Q, me es' Theresa Anderson Gary Apelian Bob Arnold Davenport, la. Wilrnette, lll. Bettendorf, Ia. Dick Aubry Bob Avon Jim Azzarelli Des Plaines, ll. Bussey, la. Kankakee, lll. Randy Bahl Gail Baldwin Ken Banks Ft. Madison, Ia. Ft. Madison, la, Davenport, la. 120 Gary Anderson Davenport, la. ,W ,fave Mary Arnold Davenport, la. Gary Badtra m Bennett, la. Pat Barnes Bradford, lll. W ,f ' Haw - LEFT: Sophomore Class l Officers Dave Brockway, President: Mary Beth Voss, Vice President, Michael Schulte, Secre- tary-Treas. ,Q-4 Clczss 0 75 Jim Baugtjan Joe Beckman John Behrens Paul Beitzel Davenport' la- Sperry, Ig. Davenport, Ia. Peoria, Ill. Curtis Bell Jana Bender Dick Bernardi Torn BSYUWGI Keota, la. Moline, lll. Toluca, lll. Delmar, la. 121 It's the morning ofa Sheik. it L Celeste Bremer Tom Bribriesco Davenport, Ia. Davenport, la. Jeff Brix John Brockway Davenport, la. Des Moines, Ia. Don Brus Tom Bulat Long Grove, la. Davenport, Ia. risessrsrrs ' - ..,. BDDM Ei! ,,:. ' ' T C siss is ' Q .s.ier - . 3 A f. -' - x 5 ? 1 . 1 f, we Scott Cameron Dick Campa na Ann Cassidy Terri Ctiouteau Bettendorf, Ia. Eldridge, la. Centerville, Ia. Davenport, Ia. 122 Bill Claeys Phil Colgan Tim Colwell Davenport, Ia. Wyoming, la. Aurora, Ill. Steve Conrad N. English, Ia. Jack Consarnus John Corrigan Eileen Costello Davenport, Ia. Chicago, Ill, Chicago, Ill. John Costello Delmar, Ia, L 1 . Smiley Courtney Steve Cowherd Davenport, la. Davenport, la. l ,x I Susan Cowherd Dick Craddick Davenport, la. Rockford, III. ,al ml, 2 QllDOCff't Eff tl ,QC4'Lff , Connie Daly Ma ry Sue Davis 1 Evergreen Pk., lll. Bettendorf, Ia. 5 2 i e, - ' Patty Davis George DeAnda Jerry DeWulf Brian Dillon Peoria, Ill. Davenport, la. Moline, III. Winnetka, Ill. 124 1 fm? K U f Mike Doherty 'i f Y U 5.5 if W 125 ima- fvr ff ,MY 5' :rf fxiiziy -,I 'W ifffzif -fr rw fnvia , ,l ,,... .M , , M , -l A , V T- it i A A ' uv '-I W' 5525? el, , 3. ji, ,315 fl , -' ' T-fiqfi' , I , 9 5 -5425-5' 2 ff I 21:75. .Mo ine Ill. Chicago, III. Cedar Rapids la. Riverdale, la. 1? bm Dan Ebener Oglesby, Ill. John Estabrook Davenport, Ia. Jim Dokolas Sue Doyle Walt Drahozal E l v Dave Exner Sarah Feeney Bill Ferrara Margo Feuerbach Moline, Ill. Davenport, la. Wheeling, Ill. Davenport, la. 0 O sk O 'W .. X 9 s f Lorem W, R 9' if 'I' 4 ,335 , nw' 5' ' ' . 9 nm. ,QI , 9 4 1. 'S I' 1 W - H N g 1' as La 8 ' sw nv il - if 'L x A 0 ff 'W N . . sv f A 'fit .- ' 4 is h 'A '51 .,. C- ' 'N 'r A c W- 'gag 1 . ' ,,,, ag I m .v Q , -Q 'Q T Qf Q.: . X.,1 vb,-15 ix? - b A Q, . L. -- - ' .wg , 1- , S . .. ':'0. - nr , 'MQ - JR-ns. slits ,N 'A K - K an , Ngxgsur '- 5 g :X - - V 4 f 1 N 'mwxw 85,2 N QWK LLVL M , 3,5 ,L . q u '- New 'Q R -own X ' T... S9 151' V V' AQ -figf K K- ,,--c-4!OhS Kj, X K Q K K -' . N gg 1 ffm- -M - Wm k ,. .. , . X G x Y - 'M 'kqpg 'T -. x fb. i -W ' X . A wx.. ww.. ff' f' W . 5 A hw . Q.. , E- L . xii uv 'mmiwlk F W -Q-, N,,,.M 3 ,3 4 ,X Q ,ie- ' .ai ff' av' -. Wm .:: X A- EM, N 5? 'EZ fs-N40 3' il ...ka ' ,pa-i4f', -filii' I v. SY ,gl , .. M -. gr C V. ' is ,Ks - . www X .':31 5XKif' ,N wa Jg fllbff 1 ww . in 0, .ar , , if Us 1, f f. -wgxfwqlg Norm Freund Jim Fridlington Jeff Fullenkamp Joel Gannett Eldridge, la. Knoxville, la. West Point, la. Davenport, Ia. Mike Gaul Debra Goettsch Pete Grady Charles Grako Naperville, Ill. Harpers Ferry, Ia. Streator, Ill. Deb Greenfield Moline, Ill. Pat Griffiths Bettendorf, Ia. Dick Greenlee Davenport, la. ,---A ff ff! 11 X V 2 , In V ' , Q V ' ' V Maryann Groble Chicago, Ill. DougGregan T0m Grell Davenport, la. Kathy Grothus Bob Grum Bettendorf, la. N.Chicago, Ill. 127 M Z,LX. r ABOVE: Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry look. Shakespeare fy 1 30 , N Z F -. N It - tty, . ,- ' for , -f 1 , ,7 +,, ',,- ,yi I I f Lx, , f ' ,i -7 ,i Nick Giusto Anne Haeger Bob Handel Patricia Hanlon Chicago, lll. Oak Park, Ill. Davenport, la, Milwaukee, Wis. ,,,u' we L V, F ww ' 1. V fp, 4.4 -. ty. -f 1 ' Q f l f W f. ,,,, 737, JA 'af A Steve Harris Torn Hart Bill Haunsperger Dan Haut Bette-ndorf, la. Davenport, la. Cedar Rapids, la. Davenport, la. 128 Madeiyn Hermiston New Liberty, Ia. Marian Haut Philip Haut Renee Hayslett Clark Hazen Davenport, ia. Bettendorf, la. Davenport, ia. Davenport, Ia. r ',' 2 L ' l fwwf 2 '- ' ' Wi 4374? -'23 - D A 1, f i, Tony Herold Ft. Madison, la. Joe Hintze Mike Hitch Bettendorf, la. Ft. Madison, ia. L L. ABOVE: Ambrose Seniors show their techniques in hustling girls Greg Hixon Jeff Holle Bettendorf, Ia. Davenport, la. 129 ,gf Michael Holmes Davenport, la. Jane Hudson Davenport, la. Michael Jansen Davenport, Ia. Jeanne Kautz Davenport, la. Jack Hornbuckle Davenport, la. Charles Hunter DeWitt, la. Stephen Johnson Davenport, la. Lou Ann Horstman Wheatland, Ia. James Jackson Davenport, Ia. Warren Johnson Rock Island, Ill. XT iss ' . ee ' .. -. X 1 ff . ' S .eff . t Xi 2 NX K K ' ,Q M , . ,. J , f ,K 1' 4 S -Y f . 1 K 5 , H We ee, -1 .. , N x X 1 .. . t X f YZ? Q, X Robert Howard Oaklawn, lll. Thomas Jankowski Oak Lawn, Ill. Pamela Jones Davenport la + ' ,-, i' 's ,Lf ,ll r , 1...I-wwf-V. I V7 Michael Keating Robert Keating Scott Keimig Convent Station, Chicago, Ill. Bettendorf, la. New Jersey 130 Qgffvfgiihv ,wawwzqyl Y ' , ffilwiirse , , f WW J, , Lee Kendall Joan Kennedy fl.. 141 451.5 mf, 4 .7 ew- . ,,,, .... 1, ,,,, ff if 'Nga 7 w in 1 ego 4 if fn ff 'K M, N251 5 5 '71 , iw Q! 'S J ,Z 7 W W f aff ff G71 A1 f Pi ' V M il F55 ,i , 1 fm , X Q f f f it if M23 Moline, lll. Ottawa, Ill. Peoria 1 fiif sal' aj? lg 9 , if--.,., I ll 'E , , 15512 ' 'f' ff ,fi ff ffffr ibm, ff , , 1 1 f X fx 4 G ' 434124 .LM C 'Wi zgz, 1 John Kennin g ' ,IlI. vi 1 H 'wvfg if ' E. 1:f15i77MfQl' 2,41 2 , Q, , wtf, aff f Q af? ri I iii X ,Z 11,43 ax f A545 W 2 54 at fe, mm 4 if f vga M f f ' f f as , f fy af 1 Q Z 1 f U 4 1 ff ga , , , Georgiann Kish Munster, Ind. Kent Kolwey Davenport, la. Thomas Laciak Oak Park, Ill. Marnell Koczur Glenview, III. Elizabeth Korb Burlington, la. David Langtimm Bettendorf, la. if A W, amawa , Y f, , , , Julie Kokjohn West Point, la. E3 ,i 1 1 Marcia Krayenhagen Davenport, la. Philip Key Davenport, Ia. Karen Koloseus Rock Island, Ill. Arnold J. Kuta Davenport, la. Jennifer Leona rd Davenport, la. 131 Bruce Loebach Sheridan, Ill. Tw. Linda Lohman Patricia I.oVuIIo Bettendorf, Ia. Northport, N.Y. aaaaa Michael Mack Thomas Mack Viola, III. Bettendorf, la. n .. l ' fvf i N A .. 1,951 VV fy- -',' 2' , f gi' 'll Ks., V John Malcuit Paul Mail Q Park Ridge, New Jersey Davenport, Ia. M '3- JaniCe iVialOOf Jon Manoch Mike McCarthy Mike McCready Peoria, ill. Downers Grove. ill. Davenport. Ia. Rock island, lil. 132 , eoiee e i eiono f 3 :gi .Jr 2 l i 1 i John McDermott Springfield, III. 'w3,lm Tom IVicGrory Victor, Ia. H :i?E:??Hi A ,.-le-:.,,Q-as . 5845 Q, . Q K ,X ,.... W K mm. -Q Nr 1: ,z QM.. xK mx X ,. ,. , we 2 W. ' , ,... . ,. 43 X John Mclviaster Rantoui, Ili. 'ooo Q' N ', 'fs' ' 'fig i 'N K K Qaifzzl-i if' , f ffl! fl 35' ,K 5 ,. vnu? .. ei, ga ,Q S- ,Li if ei fer . , ,Z .gp ,uf , A... J, . S- . ' is iii: 2 R 5 2 f if Jane Meyer Bettendorf, Ia. i ,Q I ' ,,,, , H 1 1. t K ,Q ' v' f l 2 1 J' 'K 4 I - :gg Q A . ' o 5 ii Q X K K gy? Y i X j John iVicDonneIi Goose Lake, ia. Mike McDonnell Sterling, lil. ,PGN Patty NIC Nia rgate, Govvan Fla. Diane McKillip Galesburg, III. Joe McMurray Peoria, Ill. .fm Lynn Miller Dixon, III. BELOW: Do you remember the Barracks? The Fine Arts Building sits neatly on the site formerly held by the venerable domiciles pictured here . , . a whole lot of living went on within those battered walls in the late forties 81 the fifties. i Jeff Mills Bonnie Moore Jim Moran Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Rock Island, ll. -f 'i9'e .QI Tom Mumey Jim Murphy Tim Murphy Davenport, Ia. Moline, lll. Davenport, la. 134 John Morrissey Wyoming, lll. -- ff-- - 'A wx- f2f,e7:ews1fsiffeQr1i5i4 :ffzigwigawifl -fist my ana ,.i,f,.'rA?i-A w'fe,a V I ti, as 4 iasw - . A H Mm ,f ,5 -,fy v5,,tg,,,, W PM ' df! Vxfgtlif a 2 6 'Q A- V, ri ri ff .' elf? N i Wi V K ' fiisafrme fr 24: ' '. '3 5 ii i 2' fin if ' .fi x :H .13 I , i a ' ' 757125. g, . wmv. . 4 were 'K 1 ,f N TV kiwi, f 's., :: Sz 'E A JL Ear' 2556 7 ,- 4 VVEJJQ ' i5Q'wi4iQsfu .- ' .YF ,Mx 5.3 55 i , 1- f iv- ,ig ,gigffff 5 X, , k -1 2 'lfpftetw xiii. Y. rr: My 1: , A X -It V..-pssfx? wfiffws wt Tim Myers Maquoketa, la. Torn Nash Columbia, Md. Steve Noll Grand Mound, la. A H Mfiigif f ,A Q 1 i ff f 1 aaaa 'E -:ji- 2 - -21fQlfT!f,,ffQg Terri O'Connor Chicago, lll. Keith Ormsby Wilton, la. Sue Nevin Peoria, lll. Jeff Nowack Bettendorf, la. Jay Ohlensehlen Bettendorf, la. Jerry O'Rourke N. English, la. Darcy Nichols Caroline Noel Garden, Minn. Long Grove, la. Charlie Nygren Terry O'Connell Danville, Ill. Wheaton, Ill. Donna Olson Peggy O'Meara Bettendorf, la. Delmar, la. Greg Ort Maria Ortega Ft. Madison, Ia, Betferldorf, la. 135 f Sai .us .w ii? The Music Club . Qi il Q WWE Mi sway? ,, , , X :T pemfs.-2e.f.wW3w.f,,,. , Y ,N wig' , ,,,, , , Lqqvm i Q , ,,,,, v,,,, , , sk RQ 55 ,, - 4 fwfr f , ---f- A, h- X H i 'ln i uv- We , ,fl , S if B as Ma F ' ,,,,,,.,,,e. sawn. 4 in 2 i W in 8 W Z 3 LEFT T0 RIGHTg FRONT T0 BACK: Francine Stodt CVice-Pres.j, Mick Pracht CPresidentj, Gail Baldwin CSec-Treas.J, Alan Ryan, Joe Sunderbruch, Terri Super, Kathy Jaeger, Becky Chouteau, Joe McMurray, Toni Berthel, Mike Jansen, Roger Rock, Cheri Swanson, Mary Rauenhorst, Jane Hudson, Nancy Shannon, Dana Riguette, Kevin Kester, Scott Oyen, Nick Richter, Jean Flanagan, Trish Hanlon, Judy Otte, Betsy Korb, Judy Shannon, Gene Mera, Phil Hart. Missingfrom picture: Mary Arnold, Tim Murphy, Lou Gilmore, Tina Peeples. M Jim Owens Bradford, III. Deb Osweiler Judy Otte Connie Otten Webster, la. Fairfield, Ia, Davenport, la. 136 -Y Kenneth Parker Bronx, New York l - - Q .,,,:',: 5 Z ' V, U I ,ZW 1 I Vi 'Vwwv' Keven Polancic Ottawa, Ill. Lillian Peeples Davenport, la. MEF' Elizabeth Petrick Cindy Piech Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Michael Puscas Aurora, Ill. Gayle Randolph Bettendort, Ia. 137 , X L l -L ,X sl Ramsey Reimers Marshall Islands Dennis Reynolds Ft. Dodge, Ia, f. 1 Y , - S sk ti tis X15 i Set? 1 sis X , an N Jim Reistrofter Davenport, la. Mary Kay Rice Chicago, III. . .El Mike Richardson Davenport, Ia. Z: V X Toofe Rizk Davenport, la. X x Steve Rocha Brian Rogers Davenport, Ia. Northfield, Ill. 138 ssts 1 e , 5 A ykivk My , M BELOW: Keep that arm straight . Richard Robinson River Grove, Ill. Julia Roberts Bettendorf, Ia. NM QS xw I W XSXSNS, if 2 2 fl K 1 ,.,.-iet,,. -- as -- .. 'fisiwzsslxg 'V -. K fp, 22513:---'. T r - 2 ,R sl t i i S Majorie Rose Bill Rowland Norridge, Ill. Davenport, la. BELOW: Long before the 'Last Class' came into existence, there was a beautifully carved beer barrel which was rolled out for occasional beer busts. Present whereabouts of the aforementioned keg is unknown. Debra Rupp Normal lll. Ted Sa ndrock Ft. Madison, Ia. -V f Wai. 2 ' . - 55255 ,, .. . f f 4' 'ri r 4 ky Richard Schloemer Carl Schlue Mike Schmidt Davenport. la. Davenport, Ia. W. Chicago, III. Helen SCl'1WaViZh0ff Melvin Seng Tim Sheehan D0rCl'1eSter, la- Maquoketa, la. Danville, III. 139 Ken Ryan Lake Hiawatha, N.J. Carol Santoro Calumet City, lll. J rf'fggygzgt5w A I' fs ' ' 2 -',, 2 f ar 8 X , N535 ,L , X QQ ai '25 5:5 9, 2 7 9 f 1 , M Ll ' ' 'tm 5 3 if Q 'I ll X L, K f Q3 ffl Q 4 if 55 j Z 4' Z VM 52 Mike Schulte Davenport, la. Dan Shrader Davenport, la. , --.eu 1 X If James Sokolik Terence Spalding Ft.lVladison.la. Davenport,la. 140 Kf i X .QA S' Thomas Snumate Davenport, la. ,wx 1 Nicholas Sigona Chicago, lll. ww' Craig Smith Clinton, Ia. J K ...: , ' f f - i.lf'. llfsiii- .f i ' - if :I ' A -. W - it . - i 1 e - Robert Spencer Davenport, la. James Siem Davenport, la, William Small Jr Roseland. NJ James Smitn Manteno, lll. Robert St.Clair Ft. Madison, la. N-. Mary Ann Staab Peoria, Ill. Larry Stimson Daven po rt, la. Jonn Stolka Maynard, la. 52- , ,V Helen Stratton Davenport, la. Ronald Staes Mary Steinkamp Daniel Sterling Moline, lll. Hinckley, lll. Davenport, la. xwg, 5452 ,,,..1f- ff '112-. v , 1 1 ABOVE: Marnell Koczur and Dave Brockway working on the Student Directory. Paul Streit Daniel Struve John Stuekerjuergen Aurora, Ill. Davenport, la. West Point, la. 141 Patricia Sullivan Chicago, III. Thomas Super Ft. Madison, Ia. fs' Mary Thompson Wir- ff .fr fi , ' f W 5 ,,W,,w,W , , . 4, 2'1s1'ff?IU5Q3,'IZLl! i7tU,3iflQ,' yi' , 1 ' 'f it ,ff A ' , , 'ug f55ii?'Xw' ' A222 si? -: f- 'f'55Q'7 4 fr- QQ ,L ' U3 ,FL ?wgw P-' J www, -1 . A 'f f' ' J','Wf1 'fA,? 1 Matthew Toohey Davenport, ia. f '--e :g- 1 - ..--4 W 'L Bib Mary Sunderbruch Mary Ellen Supan Terri Super Davenport, Ia. Peru, III. Ft. Madison, la. John Testroet Bettendorf, Ia. Jack Swart Evergreen Pk. III. Christopher Taylor Bettendorf, la. X f V1 4 Win Ping John Todd Eric Ting New York, NY. John Toher Wever, la. Davenport, Ia. Ma ry Beth Voss Steven Vanacker William Viner Jr. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. 142 E. Moline, Ill. Davenport, la. Bruce Wehr Dan Wheeler Davenport, la. Davenport, la. JOar1WilS0r1 Dennis Winne Davenport, la. Wyoming, Ill. John Wulff Randy Yaddof Aurora, lll. Mexico City, Mex. PM .W f David Vyncke William Waechter David Walter Michael Webster Council Bluffs, la. Davenport, la. Missing Sophom ores Bruce Adair Deborah Barrett Christy Bednarik Randy Billups Charles Bock Ill James Brisch James Butterfield Gary Byrd Larry Byrd Jan Christensen Michael Coffelt Merle Cooper John Cornelis David Dray Alfred Drechsler Aral Eaton Janis Entler Melvin Farley James Feuerbach Teresa Gebhardt Russell Gletty Thomas Goodridge David Greene John Gross Johnnie Haynes Diane Heussner John Jellineck Scott Karwath 143 Paul Kelsey Michael King Gary Kinkade Michael Krumlauf David Lawson Richard Louck Daniel McConohy Robert McGee Jeffery Murdock James Murphy Gary Neece Mark Nenninger Gary Newberry Juanita Richards Eugene Richardson Timothy Ryan Richard Schricker Teresa Sieffert Chris Smart Robert Spaete Kevin Stear James Stoffer Ed Thordsen Terrence Tybor Brian Walsh Ronald Willers May Williams .J Oh, for the joys of Freshman living. Until a few years ago upperclassmen never failed to make use of the weather to put the freshmen through exercises Ctraining to eliminate inhibitionsj. Procedures were checked by the upperclassmen who acted as observ- 1,1 , 5- 'wif 'Aga 1 'W V, ,. 4 v'rt t ers as two fingers above the eyebrow warned early '60s Mike Maloney of a deviation from Ambrose ex- cellence. Later, protest began against the Senior Beanie cop which finally led to the abolishment of the Beanie , WWW A swim' beanie cop jioins the ranks of the disliked. Tom Yochum ponders further action following a protest meeting held by the freshmen. X e i 4 I 24? 2 'wgaizg 5 5 gg, 2 3 4 8 4, ,M 4 ,Z H W , ,1 Yfrfr , Q ',f. A W A ww- , H , .MM-rviw , Q , q, , ' f 145 've Class of I- -sf- .1 --W : - r - ww- J J we we rg A i 53.5 . xx , . - Q M f g f l' iih- ,wmv X x xxx Jim s f X389 xgw S. 2 X x I f Q YQ , . -s. T lxfszr as , ff m 'ffxfg f 1: f ' K J W , - J S is 5 5 , ., is i s ' X PauIAdams,Jr. PauIAdkins Bettendorf, Ia. Bettendorf, Ia. John Antao Judy Ash DBVGUDOVT, la- Davenport, la. 146 .J '-:Qi-,1 x F aim MN 3 9 Freshman Class Officers: Linda Lakernan, Sec-Trea. Joy Leake, Vice-Pres. Jim Sendelbach, Pres. Mary Amberg Mark Anderson Dolton, III. Bettendorf, la. AIIIQS David Asmus Roman Atnip Davenport, Ia, COBI Valley, Ill. i ,,V,., 'J ' elk J. 5 It .V V 5 . Julie Baldwin Ft. Madison, la. Barbara Bender Rock Island, Ill. Adaline Blount Clinton, Ia. William Brockway Des Moines, la. Roxanne Ba uch Freeport, lll. Karen Bertram Bettendorf, la. Kathleen Brase Donahue, la. Howard Brown Davenport, la. John Bauer Ottumwa, la. Bradford Bisby Moline, lll. 5- rf - . rx iq- .Z ' . M ' - ' .vim . V sf A N. 5 K . V - Robert Brockman Ft. Madison, la. 5+ K .. V, '- '32, ig t , 1 y, ,.,, ' N f fi 9 9 41 E Z 2 2 ,:.1- 77' A ' . , .' H C27 I , Y' 1 rf . it - ,Z Gerald Buckhout Davenport, la. 147 A 2, it wt, is . 1 f l 'iw ii J gr? Q 'E , ,,. 1 5 it g f, ,. i KY 2 l I 'S 1' X f ' , Richard Bell Davenport, la. 3 Charles Blair Davenport, Ia. Karen Brockway W. Burlington, la. Regina Busher Davenport, la. 'fs Ef ,ii:',:wi,i f'. , . , f i , ,, ig , .V in al ff 9 J 055 6 ff 2 f Wi 1 1 Q 4:75, , , we, Y',', i 'i',i' if lf . ,Z f A E? Gary Ca bel Bettendorf, ia. 1 f f X' 3 nf, , , ska? i 5,44 if 'I I r , Az, fffii 'X' if x, .mm f f Mike Cataiona Muscatine, Ia. , '.:'fL3f41'U .-w. . .1 ,, f-' , .gf 5 3 EW ii ' 1, r -we-W . 1 k , Q' 1 iw' I, WW., ,,, f i Lynn Ca rstens Davenport, Ia. 'VR' Brian Cnandier Lake Forest, III. X fi if 1, 9 Y af 9 hy , a Joe Chiaramonte Cedar Rapids, Ia. fwfr Dan Christian Peoria, ill. W 'SY X 1 Deb Cirikovic Davenport, Ia. 'CF' ,, ,..,,,-,N Robert Coiiett Davenport, Ia. if Rosie Collins Mike Conner BiIIConway Kirk Burkhart Edwardsville, III. Davenport, Ia. Reynolds, III. DGVSUDOVT. I3- 148 ,., 1' , J J 'asm-5 x if Don Costello Davenport, Ia. iw ,vi Y-IIS Thomas Daley 'll' Davenport, la. Don DeLeu James DeWulf Katie Dickman Moline, Ill. Moline, III. Lost Nation, la. ITN. if aiu 5,1724 ER ff A 2 V my 5 ,,g ,f 4 ,x aim fa ' Arthur Drahozal James Dvonch Jim Dwyer Cedar Rapids, la. Oak Park, Ill. Woodstock, lll. l 149 We UWM? Robert Crum Lake Forest, lll. Tim Decook Davenport, la. Don Dienn Davenport, la. A55 'vt Molly Dwyer Peoria, Ill. 11.1 .ss::Su:'55?'7Eif:- - 'I wfififi ts.. t. . fR iiii -LL. ' BELOW: Back in '66, Senior John 'smoke' Michalski is being attacked by Freshman Ralph 'Eiga Nxwgfegx . , V :X Iaccarino Cthe one with the feathersj. Q ' A f? E E E XX yy, 7 A , 4 Doug Edwards Davenport, Ia. Mike Edwards Davenport, la. 4, fr' Pat Edwards Davenport, Ia. - --i' . 2 E .-'ff A ' J Q DVVDV D 5 5 .- ,-33 of 5. g ., .fx 33 , D ' i 1 f - f,-. f - ..'r . 1 X ' i L M .fq XL' I. , , ' ,if ' r V f .L A 'Jr E D it 'X N i if y a y, 2221 5 gg .Q E Q? ze- 2 Mig A L . 2352 Qsg K,eWF1,pf g I agffig ii 1 be . X free? is 1 yi . - ' . sfsfi .1 Linda Ehlers Phil Emmett Mary Jo England Ed Evans Davenport, la. Colona, Ill. Peoria, HI. Davenport, Ia. 150 I , ,,,V. In in ,, , . L,,,,f W u , ., f H j ,ff W K f it , ,K F Q ff -fe 1 AL x 'X A' X x N nga A 1 f James Fascher Davenport, Ia. ABOVE Would I Ineto you Julie? 151 E31 H3521 Qi F' :'1'A '2A,A l 25 , eff J A , ,. V312 3 ii' . ,, fig, 2ie+ff!i:f ,, -s ,f,i,,ff1 1- ,i we -,,. Jean Flanagan Sara Fleckenstein Guy Foley Avon, Ill. Fort Madison, la. Davenport, la. ' A Joseph Frank De Witt, la. 5 5 Q Daniel Frett Greg Frickel Moline, lll. Bettendorf, la. Roger Fritz Davenport, la. Andy Froumis Davenport, la. 5 93 .,., -- Z ' V 5, if if ' -TW, I I 3 f .K s ' 'Ch f' ' YLET iff, s V. . , 2, I , Y gl: John Froumis Janice Funck Bill Gable Davenport, la. Ft. Madison, la. Rock Island, la. Linda Gavin Thomas Gervais Moumouth, lll. Clinton, la. Bettendorf, la. Mary Gilroy 152 Kathleen Gavin Davenport, Ia. ' , f-if ' ,.,,,,,,, , ' gf - G+! , ,fi 5 Jeanne Glancy Bettendorf, Ia. John Gomez Deb Graves Jeffery Griebel John Griffin Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. Chicago, III. M4 Q' Q' , 17 . ' NN gf :. f N 7 Davenport, Ia. N' K g Q! pf 'l A E 4 6 -1 'A 1 - .7 .V f ,r J 'J . -' ' mi A 4 ,X , Ronald Griffith Davenport, la. W ff if ,,.. .., .,.., ,,mM,.9 . H We rf Z fr Q 'FW t',, 157 r ,V V fm ,,. . we M , , 1, , J ez- ' I 4 r : J ' ' ,ig H 1 ' f H Z 1 I Of, , A f '.:- ' ' ,f.,. Q- ' V M I X' in f ,V ,. , 1 H, , ,. W,,,,,,,,M??5 . If Rich Grimoskas Janet Gurnsey Dennis Haase Gary Hansen Davenport, la. Peoria, IH. Davenport, la. Davenport, la, 153 ,f 1. Q , ,, , f ' , .X , .f,.,. Z - ,. r , r 'J , , , z M? 9 rl , ri. rf :L N I 4 7- iiiiffz X J 'f ' ef f X .g 5 fi . Steve Harding Bob Harkleroad Chuck Harmeyer Jacinta Hart Davenport, la. Bettendorf, Ia. West Point, Ia. WBICOU, la- E E Vs? Philip Hart Annette Hayslett Cathy Hedrick Randy Hein Davenport, Ia. Davenport, Ia. P6f1field,lII. LOWder1, Ia. 154 - -Q,. 'fy' ai L ' fGe': N7 2 'ii Leon Heitman Marengo, Ia. Idalia Hinton Davenport, Ia. Lorrie Horstmann Dixon, Ia. W is , ,! David Huff Richard Huffman Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Sharon Iossi Joseph Jann Davenport, Ia. Rockford, III. a Rudy Juarez Mike Kedley Davenport, la. Dewitt, la. -'S ,, V t u Q9 has ii fiift fi M -, - ...I 1 A ft' 'FP ,gg , N'-, -p eg: W' 5' - Q ': if t 317- K 96 if 5 x if Y' 11 ,:- TE, N' 152' .V u rg ' f ,R-fit-bf? ' K M, HQ, .,: iii? g,t,L: wi will it, he if it JE- , f iff' 5 ' if ,W f . + ,, -'-'91,-' fiftgi-5? 'S Aiiinirm 7 W f l ' ' A Robert Hurlbu rt Davenport, Ia. M 'fimwewiss we Q.,-gm: iixe X Pw Y -- - 1,5-i.u.sx 2 e.1,:s,.:,. -W t agfigtgf. -wg, ,:vL-Kfisiilifqit :WV :F K , .em Q 5 , KA Qgrzpw.. 5 Q1 I Bill Horton Lynn Center, II. Sloa n Hutchinson Davenport, la. Joe Jensen Sam Jett Davenport, la. John Keegan Linda Kelty Kankakee, III. Davenport, la. 155 ,WW WW ,mm Y , , I Kevin Kester Fenn Kimbell J Davenport, Ia. Rock Island, lll. 'W' 79' N if 'Y' Kathleen Kirsch Michael Kiss Davenport, la. Moline, lll. , ,iee eeei eooi W '.k.- -Q . f ' --Hs' -fi I :'. e s- Kt'M'k' Ni 4 I S 1' 4 lil J ' ri ,,g,v,,Q-ff' R :'L ABOVE: A '60's graduation scene featuring former Bishop of Davenport Jackie Klee Tom Kokjohn Ralph L. Hayes. Burlington, la. West Point, Ia. v- xi, xx Ann Korosec Ken Krambeck Douglas Krebs John Kubat Chicago, Ill. Davenport, la. Bettendorf, Ia. Chicago, Ill. 156 fn, 'fi ,K V I 7 1 lr , ,, L ,xx E , a Robert Lacina Linda Lakeman Randel Larkin N. English, la. Dyersville, Ia. Davenport, la. Joy Leake Mike Lehenbauer Jerome Lensing Keokuk, Ia. Bettendorf, Ia. Festina, Ia. 157 Lance Lathrop Davenport, Ia. 1 I- is 5355? .-.'..':fws?553.,IQf' - ' ki -ig L5 1 . 7 155-5gp:FL5:?k521Smr1. . ,Wi-. n : .1,fLg,. ge.o . LLL. :W 4 Q' .- ga, is WW ,X is 3,20 , :R 'X we 41 I l aus 1' ' ' 4 ,,,glls 3 W' 'Lnn Nl11u ', Nga,-gym, Auillfl llqfg ll!! g, . Q Lf! hi J , QI Q -rf' 1 X I' mall V 1 :Lanier Nadine Lerche Ft. Madison, ia. Chess Club ... A CHESS CLUB: Mike Holmes, Martin Miller, Linda Mazzola, Dan Holmes, Joe Waechter, Dave Serrano, Bill Waechter, Karen Domeraski, Jane Domeraski, Ruben Lugo, Kathy Bulat, Randy Watermann, Rick Heller, Bill Riedesel. Missing from picture: Mary Gilroy. frvgsr te K Steven Lewin Davenport, la. Mark Lipnardt Lake Forest, ll Jeff Longley George Loukas Davenport, la. Davenport, la. in 5 w N V 1 at 'WW ,H ,Lb 3 2 + ii if fi r fr '. 2 lp? 2 H I? ilzw 1 xml 5 ggi!!! f , 'fig ' 2 1 rf 5 ,f , iv Sue Loussaert Long Grove, la, Christopher Lyon Davenport, Ia. r , G 2,3 , W E ' 1-si' A ff fri Q wi 1 an f 'i Vi- ,Mi , , y y mg' , - H 4 ,fd , Colleen Mahoney Park Ridge, Ill. 'X' 49 f ' L4 ',:1w'f ,q i 13,4 V, -f 'bw .14 ,W V fab, - C fill' Mike Martin Davenport, la. rg' ..w.,q' v Charles Luber Highland III. 3 ' W R V., V .i ' r 1 , 7? f Ruben Lugo Karl Luzum Stryker, Ohio Davenport, la. A homecoming activity of the late 60's featured a greased-pig-catching contest. Pictured below are several contestants. V ,K , , -.. . W, f re -- OSCAR' A--. 0ffflcfZZf1 , A n.nnv...., M- - Pat Maher Ft. Madison, Ia. Kristina Martin Keokuk, Ia. .N..,.,?, Linda Mazzola Park Ridge, Ill. wa- K Larry McNeal Tim McCIanahan Michael McGee Julie McGrath Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Ft. Madison, la. Peoria, lll. Mary McGuire Dennis McKamey Russell Meier Robert Meismer Bettendorf, la. Bettendorf, la. New Liberty, la. Peoria, lll. .gtsfi 1- - fifiyi sexe Greg Meyer Marilyn Miller Martin Miller Dennis Moore Davenport, la. Davenport, la. Bettendorf, la. Davenport, la. fc Gary Moore Jarnes Morin Michael Moritz Ed Mower Donahue, la. South Holland, lll. Davenport, Ia. Galesburg, lll. 160 ,. , M QW ...,,. I.,A' , ,, A 1 f ,,' ' , W4 1 IJ ' , 3- f f 'V l 1? f' i 9395 fin: f f X , fs r James Myers Danville, lll. Jeff Nelson Jewell, la. Robert Nolan Orange, la. ff ' ffjy m M N ff Tom O'Connor a QWWUIQK 'W fb Debra Nelson Downers Grove, Ill. Donna Natzke Wladimir Naumenko Glenview, Ill. Chicago, lll. ABOVE: Senior Class President Dave Burke and Msgr. Menke discuss The Last Class over a cold one. 161 Mark Olenowski Denville, NJ Y X, 1 .N Q it M X X N X? x I rl U A I 'N XX Agfa w , X 2 t I ' 'H t. J N saw , we X Qs? if Y ,N is 1 Ng, X., K , - . S 2 Jeff Orvis Bettendorf, la. L1M:N , .i . I not K ' f :sae .. S mr . X., 'H . J' . NW? P. .x V , f A ,xx in ,:. E 5' Q, ' tl. 3, tx K W. ,H ,ff 1. ,mf ,, t Scott Oyen Dubuque, la. rg 4 WN ,K k.,. -,ug Bill Polancic Ottawa, Ia.. Nora O'NeiII Peoria, III. 19: f Maureen O'SulIivan Commack, NY 'fru- Mike Peine Tim Pellin Davenport. la. Buffalo, Ia. 'Www Richard Ralfs Aaron Randolph Davenport, la. Anamosa, la. 162 h V: , Q file e,e ig I . K fl,...gTxw, kly' X Wing? gf, gg v X S3557 13. ' p K 2 K is tix-kg a r Steve Pohlmann Davenport, la. Dean Rathje Grand Mound, la. This school sure is getting me down. we . ' figgiilfi R l2?srzg1f?si2 Si' Wes- wil' C Q W iki PM ff- -: LJ: 1 in Q ,ij QM rg, ri ,ue 4, ie vs, iisggf 3 is 5f '+ 55i-ff 'i Q , all , wi sl s , gifs J X we ax 3 me it 3 xg if 1 x 2,2 5 255 J QQ K -gig: Wiksg X ,ie sa ,ES as GQ Q X R .Ja X Qt? 4 . Q + Q 0 3 ' wi 'Q it K+ dk wtf 'YS 1. N 1 11- .tr- H+i:gM,w.iF'f ' - 4 1 Q is c. fgyms. .t-it 3 3? 'Q Y ,Q lu - 4 -' ':, sw -lf: Q ' 9n .s 4-ffm s A+'53+'11-'V ., ,'Kf3s,,3Q,iix 4 to im. uggi. iii-i.,i.' L4w,5L+, 2 .ima ...mv 1.1 Mike Redlinger Mike Rempe Washington, la. Ft. Madison, la. N Nicholas Richter Dana Ringuett Wiota, Ia. Fargo, ND. Mary Rauenhorst Olivia, Mn. X Tony Ray Davenport, la. Charles Rhode Port Byron Ia. Steven Robich Spring Valley, III. 163 . r yy, . K es., -f rf we f w5 f-1-L-2.4 ff , .--f .1 W 'l2eii?f?3mb David Ray Davenport, la. Wm. Reagan Davenport, la. Donald Richter Camanche, la. K 5 .sv . R ki D- ff .g t t Sk its f I M .N 1 M '1 R- r N f-fFk'1i 1 X , Q :, N, qt :Fi wif, Roger Rock Grand Mound, Ia. Wim.. or Q3 . . if me . X S - w -f . f f-': S if -k- '- , 1 535 Q N.. MQW - . L . K . gi ye- 455- . . .X ,ei K yi' E5 M1 ,. K Randy Schumacher Davenport, Ia. Ga ry Rozek Paul Sachs Davenport, Ia. Cedar Rapids, Ia. Alan Ryan Rockford, HI. Terrance Schaab Bettendorf, la. J Donald Schneider Lawrence Schroeder Ft. Madison, Ia. R . if Af' Joanne Seeling John Seier Davenport, la. Davenport, Ia. 164 Donahue, la. D Nw.. . r er', . 3,5 yqx , Q.,q. , as I r x xx .iw A.. Jim Sende!bach Henry, III. P' ABOVE: God must have loved the plain people: He made so many of them. Lincoln Kevin Seward Davenport, Ia. ,e rf F gif tri, R' , x .. . X s. 3 wx Vis. K .X, 4 Jay Sloat Davenport, Ia. -fqfra Mike Shannon Nancy Shannon Susan Singsank Davenport, la. Long Grove, la. Burlington, la. f Q, N Nz X HH' Ke. gm, .. A W Mark Smith W. Indipendence. X f lf Charles Shook David Spahn la. Davenport, la. Westcheser, Ill. 165 Tom Spies Davenport, la. 'f-fl5f15ffi.2V':53i'5i5?5fi-M-Nbiiiigisiil? sexe- q K '5: L:7:.'1- .. g'-F,1l.gq13 - - i n J -ag:- :.jsL.5.e:Q. . SS . S 9 'HSZSQSE --wW....- 55 -, . . if l - f 1, 'k'. iii-.S-. in .- '--, - -' . K K 4 ff' . 33894 Y in ..,,. jg5.1fgsg,4,3i.9 kktk - ff. . T58 elk ,Qsgpru vg.e, 4 Joan Stuekerjuergen West Point, la. ,. Km.kk mmh.A . M y ae! .Qr.ef J 2 '....k L . U Q. . . N... :P . W iv? ix Danny Temborius Ft. Madison, la. : 'Tk 'If':. N- ,. .mx .. .Q .. f fg zlie --1 -- .Qi il . Q 15 a efg-1 - 1 in ' i Kh' . 1 -h.A Amar , . ,, il ' -N. s 3 .tx .,. w'l . Q, Margo Stender Davenport, la. Joe Sunderbruch Davenport, la. David Tobin Moline, lll. Greg Stephens Davenport, la. .W .A..f:.5:frg.Q.Q1gLeeQ1-..s:2vrssaaaf:evg1isa I. ': L ss 1. ,,,, . Q ,ag 'V' 2 , . J' , .,.. .,,, S or w 'e-' .5 ' k .5 ii. -Q Cheryl Swanson Davenporit, la. Mike Tripolino Marengo, la. George Strader Danville, lll. Phyllis Tegeler Dyersville, la. Barb Tuerk Peoria, Ill. S . i ' L x ea Q 5 , K. . - ' S1225 - . .,,.. .W ,,..,.,, - .ff mm, 11, . , K- J' .. , S ff K K K e L' Q 11 - . r S -'il r X , :.., 5 Sally Vance Jill Vanderberg Helen Vonachen David Vonmuenster Davenport, Ia. Elkhart, Ind. Peoria, III. New Liberty, la. 166 Elizabeth Walz Burlington, la. Mary Beth Wessels Dyersville, la. , Sheila Winne Wyoming, III. mv' NNQN 'sfhs-2. it . H 9 It ggigaggggjgiiys k fx., , - ' ,, ,a Q 'xref 3,5 y , ,gc 'N , gg . MM J , as 3 is 1 Barbara Weaver Davenport, la. Freshman Kathy Adair Karene Arp Georgia Blackburn Venita Bogan Kenneth Both David Campbell Michael Carron Gary Clark Jean Conklin John Cox Mary Ann Drapeau Melvin Eberhardt Frances Free Judith Gill James Green Cornelia Greenberg George Guinane sg, '5'l?mn.. Wm. Weaver Barbara Weeg Davenport, la Missing From This Section Judith Gutierrez Rick Hanke Kyle Hutchings Kenneth Johnson Donald Jones Christopher Kauffman Lon Kuhlmann Mark Lack Thomas Lavin Michael Ledger Michael Meyer Keith Miller Eileen Murphy Michael Nlunroe Thomas Nelson Edward Nykaza Mary Olson Wn. Winterlin Russ Wykle Sam Yarham Bettendorf, la. Rock Island, lll. Davenpgrt, la, . , ..i. . - wg , 5 , gifs, -gf-:H Wayne Patzer Serenda Pearl a Thom s Pelzer Leo Rowe Terrance Saul Elizabeth Schwab David Springer Tomi Stahl Ray St GVBHS James Stevenson John Sunderbruch Richard Swift Michael Willis Althea Kenne Bruce Wright th Wyatt Ziebarth - r- - ..... .. . 12 ' gag f qi- TL A, 5 S iii 4 -i. i . , .. ,, Q .:.E .T ,,,. . , sim s. . Y ,z s, ts-?ff1fg is f- - ' Qi s Diane Zinkula Mt. Vernon, la. TO THE FACULTY: The noted philosopher Etienne Gilson writes of the teacher's function as caus- ing the learning in the pupil's rnind. lt is in this causality that the eminent dignity of teaching lies. Perhaps this particular casualty can be further explained. lf the teacher does not have an intellectual life outside the class as well as in it, the stu- dent probably will not. lftheteacher does not cultivate a love of Truth and does not manifest this love, chances are the stu- dent never will. lf the teacher does not unify his own scatterings of experience and knowledge, the student most likely will not. To our faculty, holders of these weighty trust, the faculty is introduced. Reprinted from OAKS dedication 1959 RIGHT: lVlr. Paul l-lull, French Department, Q1 STAFF tb Clql , ,w h ' mse f. ..: 1 ,tfgsi- zss ' 1 . , 'iz5if'iTi57'l5'ifif,i, lVl5c,,',ug:aizg58 ,ff :ij .-.5g.-y aging gi 55 sii . X i 4l iu.,N Chairman, LEFT: Lewis Hoy, Music Artist in Residence. BELOW: Dr. Miller, Physics Department WM 515.-W . Q-5 I .. 8: FACU LTY Naam? President of St. Ambrose College, Rev. Msgr. Sebas- tian G. Nlenke, Pn.D. ff if ' 2 af w,viffmw.Mlg, , I wwf.m,ww..f2m- f 'f f ' 1, , L,.lgfyE1?im , V . i.. z.l2Eif 1 ' ' 'A I f . . ,, . -, 11e.w.' ' 1 , 9 K 2 AUTNOVTYIAWTBO A Ken Blackman Ronald Bohls Economics and Business. Admission Office Physical Education Shannon Boyd Engineering 'Auf 44 Q? u 1 Vg y' V4 . ,Q Sr, Rita Mary Bradley, PHD. English. W4 www .W W -many.. 'w,,,f- W1-w....,,.,,W4. ABOVE: Rev. Crum says, Howdy 170 Marjorie Boland Registrar Office F l BELOW: Fr. Smith, all the books are gone from the library again . lmlflh.:i its ,Llf.Mli. . . - 1 X, , .,...,,.,.:.,,..,, Robert Brittingham, Morris A, Calsyn, get Economics and Business Physics if t Thomas Chouteau, Mary Ann Cormack, Aff Physical Education Office ar' 7 Prudent C. Coussens, Vicki DeLorey, Rev. Duncan, Rev. Donald Eldred, Ph.D., German Placement Office History Music 171 Kay Elliott, Wallace Evans, Library lVl.B,A., D.C.S., Accounting ABOVE: Fr. Catich and production of the Catfish Press. Rev. Anthony Farrell, Latin and Greek Rev, Pasquale Ferrara, Ph.D., French John Fitzgibbon, Ph.D., Philosophy John Gavrilla, Saga Food Service. 172 2 4 Leah Fritz, Book Store Office Richard Geiger, History ABOVE: Mrs. Salsbury looking over the display of wood carvings presented in the Union. mlm .. ' 4 x f!',r,',vf ' , .U . ,, , , , 1 Q , fi fa X ' 4 .f 1 ,y,,,U,,,. f,f,H,Nk, , ,,,.,,4,Q. ,, :fp3:E.w,q ,, ,ffl 522, my ' .V f,,f, 1 Beverly Ginsberg, Public Information TnomasGrady, Rev.JarnesGree-ne, Gerald Hamel, Business Manager Music Economics and Business 173 ma, 'Mu- Paul Hauck, Ph.D., Psychology Dorothy Haskins, Chemistry M ' Wmfwfjt A .1 , , 5' ,ia lei, V , VW .:,,.. 'vw 'K , 4 V +7 W7 fsgdwkfv F . aff? 7 ' H' W it 5 A ls 1 ' , it x v, 1 his Herbert Hodges, Ph.D., Helen Horton, Economics and Business Alumni Office Mary Hermes, Ph.D., John Hiebing, Education Accounting 2 IZ ,M X 1? wfL1aoi1fz:sei.ix , E -z i i gg it 3, VM ideas-ani' Dfw ' ,R In 1 , , Rev. Joseph Hratz, Marvin Kanne, Mathematics Philosophy Harriet Keefe, Michael Kennedy, Library Speech and Drama Patricia Kennedy, William Kenney. Ph.D., English Ph.D., Chemistry 4 M,.M..t,.....c Leo Kilfoy, Louise Klingman, Rev. Joseph Kokjohn, Physical Education, Basketball Office Manager Ph.D., Vice-President, English Coach - :ffl ' ig x K .. . ' Q' .3 ' -.c 5 ve' ' si ' ,wha ES !:lfill.:?3E:k ' .33 - .Quai-wssf ...fl- ies .Kaffe 5555. 5 li svxe2?fs??2s2vi2f5fi.iitf 'f Qgsigffiigg5Qz.f2eil'vff' : L- 37 if 3 Q gm'-Lfesvsgsse. .E ' Noel Komasa, Director of Admissions ABOVE: Rev. Shepler, Associate Professor of Speech. 175 Peter Kunkel, Ph.D., Sociology ,mmm Elizabeth Logoni, Registrars Office 3Nf:iffe2i1?: flees X. mea. SN E '1w -+-maui' Arvella Lensing, Gregory Lensing, Joseph McCaffrey, John McGuire, Spanish Russian and German Ph.D., Philosophy English ABOVE: Dr. John Norton, Professor of Political Science Practically speaking A . . 176 in 55 1 if gi gh JK, MU Rev. Fredrick McMahan Ph.D., Dean of Studies lvan lVlcShane, English 'KF Leo Miller Eleanor Mitchell Director of Alumni Relations Presidents Secretary Donald Moeller L..luanita Monholland Theology Registrar George Monty James Mullins Education Economics and Business 177 '-wg ,..I Mrs. Srnith, first alternate keeper of the keys , in the union. E Richard Nicholas, Roxanne Owen Ph,D, Physical Education Chemistry Rev. McGivern Spanish .W 3, W1 Elizabeth Phelan Alumni Office Ruth Peacock Business Office Roy Owen intramural Director, Track Coach, Physical Education Agnes Renner Geography, History Florence Renner Head Librarian Economic students discuss the advantages of using Phase II with Mr. Watersfreet. 178 M James Resnick Chemistry John Schmits Art f7'x,f Loretta Salsbury Union Hostess Rev. Carl Rice, Ph.D. Eugene Richardson Biology Placement Director Edward Rogalski Dean of Students You cannot teach a man anythingg you can only help him to find it in himself. -Galileo James Colliver, psychology department. 179 xx.. Minnie Seng Virginia Sledwell Rev. L. Soens Library Registrars Office Rector of Seminary l X Y i Robert Sutton Mary Vinje, Pl'1.D. Sr. Annette Walters, Ph.D. Music Biology Psychology Lillian Weaver Evaline Weir Margaret Westfall Library Switchboard Testing 180 Sherie Spear Sociology J Wi r W. Neal Waterstreet Economics, Business Shelia Wiemerslage Registrars Office Rita Wilkerson CoI.WiIliarns Frank Gerzina Admissions Office Asst.to the President Music i i Rev. Kelleher English .J E i Lg, JoAnn Linnberg Book Store Men learn whilethey teach. - Seneca Dr. IVlclVlahon, Political Science. 181 mg, 2, ri 5,4 Q A1263 255, in M 5 ww. , my me mx sfwfsf :sa 21552222 ff. :7 Wild, 'ZZ ,wp wwl ' ' 5 if Y 'Q J Y - vff,',.4e4?:?7?, , BELOW: Dr, Kunkel and Don Moeller invade the union the Stoa of Ambrose by day and The Last Class by night. Z W 1' f ff , H, i-11,47 , ,W Q BELOW: Bob Rogers, political science, has conducted many successful opinion surveys with his classes. Rev. 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Www V ,WHMNW -fy fggn T ' A W ,, ,MW . ,. , W wigs: A 4' - 4 M ff A' A' w A A W M , AAAA M lv If' W- -1-AA - A JIA + W Davenport Bank and Dust Company S50 60267401 stu' 4 o Q: 'Q o xtm' o 'P' s eiiarftcxivme ITS CALLED SYNERGISM Where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts 65,0629 to ' 'SL :Q a A gym 2 2 '77 All your classroom hours, and extra-curricular activities give you much more than a diploma. They are your key to the future. Use them well. a systems division of GULF + WESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC, 736 Federal!Davenp t, low 52803 187 THE SCHEBLER CO. Sheet Metal Contractors 3810 W. River Dr. 322-1701 Instruments 81 Life Support Division COMPLIMENTS OF BR 'r'r's 2734 I-ucxonv Gnove no M I II ' 8 'W I A I - DAVENPORT, IOWA BRADY at 3rd ST. DAVENPORT COMPLETE OLQTFITTERS TO MEN AND YOUNG MEN WHERE YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM BRANDS YOU KNOW . .. NHOP 38330 JEAN SARDOU STUDIOS I u ,.'?.!?.1Lf?9..!,1,5 Msgr. Sebastian G. 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BANKING LOCATIONS Downtown 3rd 8 Brady Downtown Motor Bank Q Suburban 37th 81 Division Phone 326 2535 BQWLMOR LAN ES 2952 Brody OPEN BOWLING DAILY wha' com! You d'M'X'C 'wA s Free Parking 324-3595 Where bowling is fun f mous lf2 yard or foot of Beer d Bratwurst on a genuine charcoal grill Compliments ofthe 0'C's Ste Cox Larry Sh t Dan La I' Matt Tooh y .lim Sendelb h Marie Fry Darcy Nich l Margo Feuerb Charley Lub Steve Mudge ch Dain, Kalman St Quail, Incorporated Member New York Stock Exchange Davenport, Iowa 322-2541 112 East Third Abel. Thomas 65.120 Adair. Bruce 143 Adair, Kathy 167 Adams, Jr., Paul 140 Adkins. Paul 146 Ahlf. Jeffery 120 Allbee, Christine 120 Allen.Timothy 54,98,125 Amberg. Mary 146 Anderson. Garry 120 Anderson, Mark 146 Anderson. Nancy 19.48. 68 Anderson,Theresa 120 Andon. Ronald 94 Antao. Amita 197 Antao, Edward 68 Antao. John 146 Apathy. Alexander 81,98 Apelian. Garry 120 Armstrong, Thomas 98 Arnold, Evert 120 Arnold, Frederik 98 Arnold, Mary 44.120.136 Arp, Karene 167 Asay, Roger 98 Ash,Judy 146 Atnip, Roman 146 Aubry, Richard 120 Avon, Robert 27, 120 Aye, Dennis 22, 24.94 Azzarelli, James 120 Bachus, Gary 98 Bachy, Jane 98 Badtram, Gary 120 Bahl. Randall 27, 29. 120 Baldwin, Gail 44, 120. 136 Baldwin, Julie 147 Ball, EarlJr. 68 Ball.Jack 68 Ballard, Ronald 68, 81 Banks, Kenneth 62,120 Barenthin, Michael 94 Barnes, Patrick 120 Barrett, Deborah 143 Bauch. Roxanne 49.147 Baum, Elizabeth 98 Bauman. Deborah 99 Bauman, Michael 117 Baustian.James 121 Bechert. Richard 68 Beck, Richard 117 Becker. Vance 99 Beckman,Joseph 121 Bednarik, Christy 143 Behrens, John 121 Beitzel, Paul 121 Bell,Curtis 121 Bell, Richard 147 Bender. Barbara 147 Bender. Franz 52.69 Bender, Jana 121 Beranti. Louis 94 Berglund, Thomas 99 Bernardi, Richard 34.121 Berndt, Gary 69 Berthel, Thomas 44,121 Bertram. Karen 147 Billups. Randy 143 Bisby, Bradford 50.147 Bitting, Steven 99 Blackburn, Georgia 167 Blair, Charles 147 Blaney, James 18. 19, 62, 99 Blessing, Joyce 94 Blount, Adaline 147 Bock,Charles lll 143 Bock, Michael 117 Boenig, Charles Jr. 69 Bogan, Venita 167 Both, Kenneth 167 Bowen, Mitchell 22, 33, 94 Bowen, Terrel 94 Boyd,Clyde 99 Brady, Parker 94 Brase, Kathleen 147 Brechon,John .94 Bregovy, Diane 49, 99 Bremer, Celeste 16.17.46.122 Bribriesco, Rita 69 Bribriesco,Thomas 122 Bridgford,Teresa 46, 99 DIRECTORY Briggs. Douglas 99 Brinker, Andrew 94 Brinn, Michael 99 Brinton, William 70 Brisch, James 143 Bristol. John 44.117 Brix. Jeffery 122 Brockman, Robert 147 Brockway,John 121,122,141 Brockway,Karen 147 Brockway,Mark 31.99 Brockway,William 147 Brophy,Robert 70 Brown.David 94 Brown.Howard 50,147 Brown,James 117 Brown.Sr.M.Jennifer 94 Brune.Ellen 70,99 Brus.Donald 122 Bruty,Thomas 94 Bryant.C. 70 Buchmeyer. Dennis 99 Buckhout.Gerald 32,147 Bruckrop.Bruce 99 Buiak,Paul 52,70 Bulat, Kathleen 50.70,158 Bulat.ThomasJr. 32.122 Bullaro,Clara 99 Burke,David 12,69,70 Burke,Michael 99 Burkhart,Kirk 148 Brumeister,Raymond 100 Busher,Regina 20,147 Butler,M, 100 Buttertield,James 143 Byrd,Gary 143 Bryd.Larry 143 Cabel,Gary 148 Cady,Harold 70 CahilI,Francis 81,100 Cameron,Scott 122 Campana,Richard 122 Campbell.David 167 Carbone.Paul 100 Carroll,James 56.100 Carroll, Michael 27. 29, 58, 117 Carron. Michael 167 Carstens, Lynn 44,148 Ca rstens, Michael 117 Carstens,Timothy 117 Carter, Michael 100 Cassatt, Deborah 71 Casselman,Frederick 100 Cassidy.Ann 122 Catalona, Michael 148 Chandler, Brian 148 Chiaramonte, Joseph 148 Chouteau. Anne 50,122 Chouteau, Rebecca 44, 100, 136 Ch ristensen, Jan 143 Christian. Daniel 22,148 Cinkovic, Deborah 148 Claeys,Will1am 123 Clark, Gary 167 Clarke, Patrick 71 Clement, John 71 Clinton. John 71 Cloutier, William 34. 71 Coberly. Curtis 117 Coffelt, Gary 94 Coffelt, Michael 143 Cofield, Philip 94 Colberg, Larry 117 Coleman.Michael 52,69.72 Colgan, Kevin 101 Colgan, Philip 123 Collett, Robert 31, 148 Collier. Jerry 117 Collins, Kathleen 72 Collins, Rosemary 56,148 Colwell, Kenneth 63, 72 Colwell, Timothy 123 Cone. Jeffery 52, 101 Conklin, Jean 167 Conner, Michael 148 Conrad, Stephen 123 Consamus,Jack 123 Conway, William 34,148 Cooper, John 72 Cooper, Merle 143 Cornelis. John 22, 24, 29. 143 Corrigan,John 123 Costello, Donald 149 Costello, Eileen 123 Costello, John 44.123 Costello,Mary 101 Cotiguala. Robert 94 Cottingham. Jeff 101 Courtney, Smiley ll 124 Courtright,William 57.101 Covert. George 32, 72 Coward. William 94 Cowherd. Steven 124 Cowherd. Susan 124 Cox, John 167 Cox, Steve 48. 101 Craddick, Richard 81.124 Cribbs, Delores 101 Crossen, James 94 Crossen, Joseph 94, 100 Crow, Roger 117 Crowley, Mary 72 Crum, Robert 149 Cunningham, Peggy 101 Curry, Daniel 81,101 Daley, Richard 94 Daley, Thomas 149 Daly. Constance 124 Da ufeldt. James 52, 72 Daufeldt.Judith 46.81.102 Davis, James 72, 11 Davis, Lyle 50,102 Davis. Mary 124 Davis, Patricia 124 De Trent. Samuel 117 Dean, Jeffry 117 Deanda, George 52,124 Decook, Timothy 149 Delange, Harold 27,29,102 Deleu. Donald 22.149 Depasquale.Thomas 48.98, Devilbiss. Lawrence 50,102 Devlin. Rita 102 Dewulf, James 149 Dewulf, Jerry 124 Dezorzi, Michael 102 Dickman, Katherine 149 Deibner. Lawrence 53. 117 Diehn, Don 149 Dierickx, Christine 102 Dillon. Brian 65,124 Doherty, Michael 125 Dohse, Steven 117 Dokolas, James 125 Dombroski. Dennis 102 Domeraski, Dianne 20, 102 Domeraski, Jane 5O,72. 158 Donahue. Daniel 103 Donahue. William 49.72 Donovan, Barry 72 Doyle, Susan 45. 50, 125 Drahozal. Arthur 149 Drahozal. Walter 125 Drapeau, Maryann 167 Dray. David 143 Drechsler, Alfred 50. 143 Duax. Kathleen 103 Dubiel. Michael 33,103 Duffy, Francis 103 Duffy, Michael 103 Dvonch. James 149 Dvonch, William 74 Dwyer, James 149 Dwyer, Molly 149 Dyer, Nicholas 52. 94 Dytrych, Thomas 31, 94 Ea rnest, Eddie 74 Earnhart. Robert 103 Easterbrook, Robert 103 Eaton. Aral 143 Ebener, Danny 65.125 Eberhardt. Melvin 167 Edwards. Douglas 150 Edwards, Michael 150 Edwards, Patricia 150 Egan. James 103 Ehlers, Linda 150 Ehrecke, Edward 117 Einweck. Joseph 94 Emmert. Phillip 63,150 Engelmann, Gary 103 Engelmann,Marc 52,74 1 England, Mary 150 Entler, Janis 46.143 Ertel. Thomas 74 Estabrook, John 125 Evans. Edward 150 Ewers. David 151 Exner, David 125 Faison, Joyce 112.151 Farley, Melvin 143 Fascher, James 151 Fath.William 117 Faulkner. Robert 74 Feeney,.lames 74 Feeney, Jeffery 151 Feeney, Sarah 125 Feeney, Willis 117 Felgar, Joyce 94 Felling, Marjorie 75 Fensterbusch, Judy 94 Fenton, Robert 53,103 Ferrara,William 34,41,125 Feuerbach,James 34,143 Feuerbach, Margo 125 Finn.Christine 126 Fitzgerald. Douglas 151 Fitzgerald, Howard 64, 104 Fitzgibbon,Elizabeth 151 Fitzpatrick. James 126 Flack, John 75 Fladung. Paul 126 Flanagan. Monica 44,136,152 Fleckenstein, Sara 152 Flowers, Robert 75 Fogarty. John 117 Foley. Guy 50,152 Foley, Thomas 126 Francque. Diane 44,75 Frank. Joseph 65.152 Frazer, Scott 117 Free, Frances 167 Frett, Daniel 152 Freund, Norman 65,127 Frick, James 104 Frickel, Gregory 152 Fridlington. James 127 Fridlington. John 104 Friel. Randall 75 Fritz, Roger 152 Froeschle, Ronald 75 Froumis, Andrew 152 Froumis, John 152 Fry. Marie 63,104 Fugate, James 104 Fullenkamp, Jeffery 127 Fuller, James 70,75 Fulton, Mary 117 Funck, Janice 152 Gabbard, John 75 Gallin,Willlam 94 Gannett. Joel 127 Gannon, Matthew 52.76 Gansemer. Gary 32. 76 Gardner, Peter 76 Gaul, Michael 127 Gavin. Kathleen 152 Gavin, Linda 152 Gebhardt, Teresa 143 Geiss. Joseph 104 Gerdes, Kenneth 52, 104 Gerlach.Jean 104 Gervai,Thomas 17,152 Gill.Judith 167 Gillespie, Patrick 76 Gilmore. Lucretia 44.104 Gilmour, Wayne 77 Gilroy,John Jr. 16, 17, 77 Gilroy, Mary 50,117,158 Gilroy, Mary 50,152 Ginicchio, Paul 94 Glancy. Dennis 117 Glancy, Jeanne 152 Gletty, Russell 143 Goettsch, Debra 127 Golden, Thomas 104 Gomez, John 153 Gomez, Sam 77 Goodridge, Thomas 143 Grady, Peter 16,17,56, 127 Grako,Charles 127 Grant, Michael 19. 94, 112 Graves, Deborah 153 Grebeck, Donna 57, 77 Green, James 112, 167 Greenberg, Cornelia 167 Greene, David 143 Greenfield, Deborah 127 Greenlee, Richard 127 Gregan, Douglas 127 Grell, Thomas 127 Grell.Zelda 49.5O.69,77 Griebel, Jeffery 153 Griffin, John 153 Griffin, Tresia 153 Griffith, John 34, 104 Griffith, Ronald 153 Griffiths, Patrick 127 Grirnoskas, Richard 153 Groble, Maryann 50. 127 Groene, James 104 Gross, John 143 Grothus. Kathleen 127 Grum, Robert Jr. 127 Guinane. George 167 Guisto, Nicholas 128 Gurnsey, Janet 45, 61, 153 Gustafson, David 117 Gutierrez, Judith 167 Guy, Michael 117 Haas, Dennis 153 Haas, Richard 104 Haase, Dennis 104 Hackett, Dale 104 Haeger, Anne 50, 128 Halaska, Mark 104 Halfman. Mike 117 Hall, Russell 77 Halter, Terry 94 Hammes, Wynn 77 Hancock, Glen 94 Handel, Robert 128 Hanke, Rick 31,167 Hanlon, Patricia 44,128, 136 Hansen, Gary 153 Harding, Steve 154 Harkleroad, Robert 154 Harmeyer, Charles 154 l-larris.Bruce 81,117 Harris. Stephen 128 Hart. Jacinta 154 Hart, Philip 44,136,154 Hart, Thomas 128 Haunsperger,William 128 Haut, Daniel 128 Haut, Marian 129 Haut, Philip 129 Hawthorne, Raye 44.117 Hayes, Michael 31, 77 Hayes, William 105 Hayslett, Annette 112,154 Hayslett, Renee 112, 129 Hazen, Clark 129 Hedrick, Catherine 154 Hefner, Diane 105 Hein. Randall 154 Heitman, Leon 155 Heitman, Stephanie 46,105 Heller, Richard 46, 105, 158 Heller, John 52, 56, 105 Helms, Jeffery 53, 117 Henkel, Loretta 105 Hennan, William 117 Hermiston, Madelyn 129 Hermiston. Stephen 52,77 Hernandez, Rudolph Jr. 105 Herold,Anthony 129 Herter, Michele 50, 105 Heussner, Diane 143 Hillard, Edward ll 77,105 Himler, Anne 77 Hinton, ldalia 155 Hintz, Edward 94 Hintz, Michael 94 Hintze, Joseph 129 Hitch, Michael 129 Hixon, Gregory 129 Hockins, Margaret 105 Hoenig, Anthony 105 Hogendorn, Kristyn 105 Holland. James 50,94 Holle, Jeffrey 129 Holmberg, Dennis 52,77 Holmes, Michael 130,158 Hootman, Kenneth 78 Hornbuckle. Jack 130 Horstmann, Lorrie 155 Horstmann, Lou Ann 130 Horton, William 155 Hoston, Keith 117 Houlihan, Terence 78 Howard, Diane 48,78, 112 Howard, Robert 130 Hoy, Diana 117 Huber, Daniel 64,94 Hudson, Jane 44,48, 130, 136 Hueser, Richard 105 Huff, David 155 Huffman, Richard 155 Hughes, James 94 Hughes, John 78 Hughes, Ralph 105 Hughes, Robert 78 Hunt, Gary 105 Hunt, William 94 Hunter, David 94 Hunter, Charles 130 Hurlburt, Carol 72, 94 Hurlburt, Robert 155 Hopp, Lynn 78 Hutchings, Kyle 167 Hutchinson, Sloan Jr. 155 Hybke, Dwayne 78 lmming, Steven 105 lmpens. Richard 78 lossi, Sharon 155 Jackson, James 130 Jager. Kathleen 44, 106. 136 Jankowski,Thomas 50,130 Jann, Joseph 155 Jansen, Michael 44, 130. 136 Jansen, Richard 94 Jellineck, John 143 Jellineck, Julia 94 Jensen, Joseph 155 Jett, Samuel 155 Johnson. Kenneth 167 Johnson, Stephen 130 Johnson, Warren 130 Jones, David 167 Jones, Donald 106 Jaones, Pamela 50. 130 Jones, Richard 52,79 Jorgensen, Jerry 117 Juarez. Rudolph 155 Juckem, Philip 94 Karwath. Scott 143 Katz, Bruce 53,79 Kauffman.Christopher 167 Kautz, Jeanne 50, 130 Kearney, Beverly 106 Keating, Michael 130 Keating, Robert 22. 24, 130 Kedley, Michael 155 Kedzior, Mark 22, 24, 106 Keegan. John 155 Keehner, Alice 79 Keimig, Scott 130 Kellenberger, Willia 94 Kelley, William Jr. 50, 106 Keppy, Sharon 79 Kelsey, Paul 29, 143 Kelty, Linda 50,155 Kendall, Lee 131 Kennedy, Joan 131 Kennelly, Joseph 34, 94 Kenning, John 131 Kenter, Mark 52. 79 Keppy, Steven 79 Kerster, Kevin 44, 136. 156 Key. Philip 131 Kiefer, Patricia 18,19,48,8O Kiley, John' 19 Kiley, Kathleen 17,19,50,106 Kimbell,Fenn 156 Kinate, Julianne 94 King, Michael 143 King, William 80 Kinkade, Gary 143 Kinsey, Steven 94 Kirsch, Kathleen 156 Kish, Georgiann 131 Kiss, Michael 22,156 Klee, Jackie 156 Kelhn. Steven 106 Klimek, Joseph 18,19,106 Knepler, Karen 80 Koch, Stephen 94 Koczur, Marnell 131,141 Koehnke, Gregory 106 Koenigsaecker, Gilbe 80 Kokjohn, Julie 131 Kokjohn, Thomas 156 Koloseus, Karen 131 Kolwey, Kent 52, 131 Korb, Elizabeth 4-6,44,131 136 Korosec, Ann 156 Kraft, Raymond 80 Krambeck, Kenneth 156 Krayenhagen, Marcia 131 Krebs, Douglas 156 Krieger, Mary 16, 19, 56, 80 Kroeger, Patricia 106 Krol, James 107 Krumlauf, Michael 31,143 Kruse, Steven 107 Kubat, John 156 Kuhlmann, Lon 167 Kuntz, Kenneth 64,81 Kurtz, Vicki 107 Kuta. Arnold 131 Laake, Gary 26, 27, 29, 107 Laciak, Tom 131 Lacina, Robert 157 Lack, Mark 167 Ladehoff, Betty 107 Laird, Paula 81 Lakeman, Linda 146,157 Laleman, Patrick 94 Lamaster, Edith 117 Lanfier, Daniel 48,81 Langtimm,Catherine 46,81, Langtirnm, David 131 Larkin, Randel 157 Larson, Andrew 31, 52, 81 Lathrop, Lance 157 Lavin, Thomas 167 Lawlor, Shiela 94 Lawrence, Curtis 107 Lawson, David 143 Leake, Joy 146,157 Lelbanc, Ute 94 Ledger, Michael 167 Lehenbauer, Michael 157 Lensing. Jerome 157 Lenz, Donald 82 Leonard, Jennifer 131 Lerche. Nadine 157 Letourneau. Susan 108 Lewin, Steven 158 Lillis, Mary 108 Lineberry. Dennis 94 Liphardt, Mark 158 Loebach, Bruce 16,131 Lohman, Linda 132 Longley, Jeffery 158 Lorang, John 82 Lortz, William 117 Louck, Richard 27.29,143 Loukas, George 158 Loussaert, Susan 159 Lovullo, Patricia 19.132 Lowery, John 82 Luber, Charles 159 Lugo, Ruben 158,159 Luukkonen, Michael 82 Luzum, Karl 27,29,159 Lyngholm, Daniel 82 Lyngholm, Karen 46,81,108 Lyon, Christopher 159 Mabee. John 33, 94 Macdonald, Lee 108 Mack, Irene 45,108 Mack, Michael 132 Mack, Thomas 64,108 Mack, Thomas 132 Mackin, Kathleen 82 Maguire, Mary 94 Maher, Patrick 159 Mahoney, Colleen 159 Mak, Lynetta 94 Malcuit, John 132 Mall, Roger 108 Mall, Paul 132 Maloich, George 94 Maloof, Janice 132 Mannion, Mary 82 Manock, Jon 132 Marcy, Paul 108 Marme, Christine 50. 51, 82 Martin, Brian 108 Martin, Kristina 159 Martin, Michael 159 Martone, Joseph 21, 22,83 Matje, Thomas 108 Mattingly, Gary 8,83 Maury, Steven 108 Mazzola. Linda 158, 159 Mc Conohy, Daniel 143 McAIeer, Joanne 108 McCarthy, Michael 132 McClanahan, Timothy 160 McCready, Michael 132 McDermott, Cheryl 83 McDermott, John 133 1 McGee, Michael 160 McGee, Robert 143 McGowan, Patricia 133 McGrath. Julie 160 McGrory. Thomas 133 McGuire, Mary 50,160 McKamey, Dennis 160 McKamey, Gary 109 McKillip, Diane 133 McLaughlin,Gregory 52.109 McMaster, John 133 McMurray, Joseph 44, 50, 133 McNamara, Richard 109 McNeal. Melvin 160 McWard, Daniel 56,109 Meier. Craig 83 Meier, Russell 50, 160 Meismer, Robert 160 Memos, Patricia 109 Menke, Donald 84 Mera, Eugene 18,61,109, 136 Meyer, Daniel 94 Meyer, Gregory 160 Meyer, James 84 Meyer, Jane 133 Meyer, Michael 167 Mickel Miller. Miller, Miller, Miller. son, Kenneth 84 Keith 31, 167 Lynn 133 Marilyn 160 Martin 158, 160 Mills, Jeffery 134 Mills, Steven 84 Mizeur, Richard 94 Moeller, Dennis 117 Mohr. Alan 94 Monnier, Stephen 94 Monty, Diane 85 Mooney, D. 109 Moore, Bonnie 44, 134 Moore, Dennis 160 Moore, Gary 160 Moore, Robert 94 Moran, James 32, 134 Morin, James 160 Moritz. Michael 160 Morrissey. John 134 Moseley, Cletus 85 McLeod, Elizabeth 117 Mosier, Terrence 52, 109 Mower, Edward 160 Mravinac, John 22, 24, 85 Mudge. Stephen 56, 62, 109 Muller, Gary 109 Mumey, Thomas 44,134 Munroe. Michael 34, 167 Murdock, Jeffery 143 McDermott, Patrick 18,19,58,109 McDonnell,John 133 McDonnell, Michael 133 McFadden, John 83 McGee, Dennis 83 Murphy, James Jr. 134 Murphy. Eileen 44,167 Murphy. James 22,143 Murphy, Michael 85 Murphy.Timothy 44,134 Murray, William 85 Murry, James 94 Myers, James 161 Myers, Maureen 85 Myers, Nagel, Timothy 134 Donna 109 Nahra, Fred 94 Nash, Thomas 135 Natzke, Donna 161 Naumenko, Wladimir 161 Neece. Gary 143 Nelson, Debra 161 Nelson, Jeffery 62,161 Nelson, Thomas 167 Nenninger, Mark 22, 25, 31, 63, 143 Nerone, Deborah 49,110 Nevin. Susan 19, 135 Newberry, Gary 143 Newco Nichol Nickel mer, Kim 110 s, Darcy 61,135 l, Michael 117 Noel, Caroline 135 Nolan. Robert 27,161 Noll, Steven 135 Nonne nmann, Jamie 110 Nord, Neil 110 Nowack, Jeffery 135 Nuessli, Lois 85 Nugent,Timothy 117 Nyenhuis, Glenn 85 Nygren, Charles 65,135 Nykaza, Edward 167 Oberhouse, Mary 110 O'Brien, James 85 O'Brien, Rita 85 O'Connell, Terrence 135 O'Connor, Therese 46, 50. 135 O'Connor, Thomas 44,161 Oderwald, Robert 22, 24, 27, 29. 11 Ohlensehlen, Jay 135 Olenowski, Joseph 110 Olenowski, Mark 162 Oliger, Michael 111 Olson, Donna 135 Olson, Mary 167 Olson, Richard 85 Omeara, Margaret 135 O'Neill, Nora 162 Orcutt, Dennis 111 Ormsby, Keith 135 Orourke,Jerald 27.29,135 Ort, Gregory 135 Ortega, Maria 135 Orvis, Jeffrey 162 O'Sullivan, Kathryn O'Sullivan. Maureen 162 Osweiler, Deborah 44,61,136 Otloe, Judith 86 Ott, Richard 56,86 Otte, Judine 44,136 Otten, Connie 136 Owens, James 34, 41. 136 Oyen, Scott 44, 136,162 Pacha, Christopher 111 Palmateer, Raymond 117 Panno, Mark 27, 29, 86 Parker, Kenneth 112,137 Patzer, Wayne 167 Paulsen, Michael 117 Pearl. Serenda 42,167 Osweiler DuMont, Shari 85 Pearson. David 111 Peeples, Lillian 44,112,137 Peiffer, Kim 86 Peine, Michael 162 Pellin, Timmy 162 Pelzer, Thomas 167 Perkins. Teresa 111 Perry, James Jr. 81,111 Peszek. James 86 Peters, Gary 50, 111 Petrick, Elizabeth 46,137 Pfanenstiel, Robert 94 Pfitzenmaier, Kay 117 Piech, Cynthia 50,137 Pilkington. Gary 86 Plambeck, James 94 Plett, James 112 Pohlmann, Steven 162 Pokropski, Sharon 112 Polancic, Kevin 56,137 Polancic,William 56,162 Porth, Donald 112 Pottratz, David 94 Powell, Edward 117 Powers, Daniel 27, 52, 113 Powers, Patrick 27,41,94 Pracht, Michael 44.87,136 Proesch. Michael 81, 113 Przybyla, Kenneth 64,87 Puscas, Michael 27,29,137 Pyszka. Steven 52,87 Quartell. Edward 49, 87 Quick. Danny 87 Rade, Chhristopher 94 Ragan, Stanley ll 94 Ralfs, Richard 162 Randolph, Aaron 162 Randolph, Gayle 65,137 Randolph, Mary 113 Randolph, Michael 98,113 Rasmussen, Thomas 87 Rathje, Dean 162 Ratti, Renald 44,87 Ra uenhorst. Mary 44,136,163 Ray, David 163 Ray, Tony 112 Reagan, Paul 94,163 Regan, William 163 Redlinger, Michael 163 Reed, Robert 87, 88 Reimers, Ramsey 138 Reistroffer. James 138 Rempe, Michael 163 Reynolds, Dennis 138 Rhode, Charles 44,163 Rhode, Ronald 44.117 Rice, Mary 138 Richards, Juanita 143 Richardson, Eugene 143 Richardson, Michael 138 Richter, Donald 163 Richter, Nicholas 44,136,163 Riley, Frank 94 Ringuett, Dana 44,136,163 Ritter, Earl 113 Ritter, Mary 88 17,111 O Rizk, Toofe 138 Rizzo, Richard 94 Robare. Raymond 52,88 Roberts, Geary 88 Roberts. Julia 46,138 Robich, Steven 65, 163 Robinson, Richard 138 Robnett. David Jr, 117 Rocha. Steven 138 Roche, Mary 88 Rock, Roger 44, 136, 163 Roe, Anita 44, 46, 113 Roederer, Thomas 113 Roeher. James 94 Roemer, Walter ll 94 Rogers, Brian 138 Roller, Jean 88 Rood, Gary 94 Rose, Marjorie 138 Rose, Virginia 44,88,112113 Rosenquist, Jeanie 117 Ross, Kevin 113 Rowe, Leo 41,42, 112,167 Rowland,William 138 Rowold, Ben 88 Rozek, Gary 33,164 Ruddy, William 89 Ruder, William 58, 89 Rupp, Debra 139 Ryan, Alan 44,136,164 Ryan, Daniel 89 Ryan, Kenneth 34,139 Ryan, Thomas 89,113 Ryan, Timothy 52,90 Sachs, Paul 63,164 Sallen, David 64, 98, 113 Samalon.James 90 Sandberg, Samuel 81.113 Sandrock, Ted 65.139 Santoro, Carol 139 Saul,Terrance 167 Scalco, Robert 52,113 Schaab, Terrance 164 Schebler, Debra 90 Scheier, Michael 90 Schloemer, Richard 139 Schlue, Carl 50.139 Schmidt, Michael 139 Schmidt,William 113 Schmitt, Kathleen 113 Schmitt, Thomas 90 Schneider, David 44,90 Schneider, Donald 164 Schneider, Richard 91 Schneider. Royce 113 Schricker. Richard 143 Schroeder, Kenneth 94 Schroeder, Lawrence 164 Schulte. Michael 121,139 Schumacher, Randy 164 Schwab, Catherine 114 Schwab, Elizabeth 167 Schwartzhoff, Helen 16, 50, 139 Seeling, Joanne 44,164 Seier. James 117 Seier. John 164 Sendelbach, James 63,146,164 Seng, Melvin 139 Seng, Paul 19, 48, 94 Serrano, David 117,158 Settles, Helen 42,48,91,112 Seward, Kevin 50, 165 Sewick, Rex 114 Shannon, Judith 44.48,114.136 Shannon, Kathryn 91 Shannon, Michael 165 Shannon, Nancy 136,165 Sheehan, Timothy 139 Shelton, Terrence 12,16, 17, 91 Sheppard,James 19,114 Short, Larry 61,114 Showalter. David 94 Shrader, Daniel 139 Shelton Krumdieck,Christine 18, 19, 49, 91 Shugar, Ellen 117 Shumate, Thomas 140 Siebke, Dennis 114 Siefers, Marvin 114 Sieffert, Emily 94 Sieffert, Teresa 143 Siem, James 19,140 Sigler, James 91 Sigona, Nicholas 22, 24, 140 Singsank, Susan 165 Sloat, Jay 165 Small,William Jr. 140 Smart, Chris 143 Smith, Craig 140 Smith, Danny 91 Smith, Donald 91 Smith, James 140 Smith, Mark 31,165 Smith,Sarah 114 Smyser, Robert 114 Snook, Charles 165 Snyder, Jack 114 Snyder. Loren 94 Sokolik, James 27, 140 Sokolik. Mark 94 Sommers, Robert 91 Spaete, Robert 143 Spahn, David 165 Spalding, Terence 140 Spencer, Robert 140 Spies, Tommy 166 Springer, David 167 St. Clair, Robert 140 Staab. Mary 49,141 Staes, Ronald 141 Stahl, Tomi 167 Starns, Terry 117 Stear, Kevin 143 Steinkamp, Mary 141 Steinmann, Edward Jr. 91 Stender,Craig 94 Stender, Margot 50, 166 Stephens. Gregory 166 Stephenson, David 63, 94 Sterling, Daniel 141 Sterling, Margaret 91 Stevens. Ray 167 Stevenson. James ll 167 Steward, Katherine 115 Steward, Keith 91 Stimson, Larry 141 Stodt, Francine 44,115,136 Stoffer, James 143 Stoffers, Michael 117 Stolka. John 141 Stotlar, Brian 117 Stout, Ronald 92 Strader, George 65.166 Stratton, Helen 141 Streat, Gary 117 Streit, Paul 141 Struve, Daniel 33,141 Stuekerjergen, Joan 166 Stuekeriuergen,John 56,141 Stump, Charles 61,92 Sullivan,John 49,92 Sullivan. Patricia 142 Sundeen. Bernard 92 Sunderbruch, Jane 44, 56, 93 Sunderbruch, John 167 Sunderbruch, Joseph 136, 166 Sunderbruch, Mary 142 Sundholm, Catherine 115 Supan, Mary 19,142 Su per, Terri 44,136,142 Super. Thomas 142 Swan, Martha 117 Swanson, Cheryl 136,166 Swanwick, Thomas 94 Swart, Jack 63.142 Sweeney, Mary 115 Swift, Richard 167 Ta ber, James 44. 93 Tandy, Patricia 94 Taylor, Christopher 142 Tegeler, Phyllis 166 Temborius, Danny 166 Temborius, Danny 166 Temborius. Edward 107 Terry, Theresa 93 Testroet, John 142 Thomason, David 21, 22, 24, 25, 29. 31. 115 Thordsen, Ed 143 Thurman,Virgil 32,115 Ting, Win Ping Eric 142 Tobin, David 166 Todd, John 142 Toher, Geraldine 49, 93 Toher, John 52,142 Tomei,Theodore 115 Toohey, Matthew 63, 142 Toohill, Richard 94 Tramontina. Mark 57. 93 Trenkamp, Richard 93 Trent, Jack 94 Tripolino, Michael 27,29,166 Tritt, Dennis 116 Trumbull. Jean 48, 94 Trumbull, Joyce 94 Tucker, Jackie 41,42,112,116 Tuerk, Barbara 166 Tybor, Terrence 143 Valdes, Gerardo 117 Vanacker, Michael 116 Vanacker, Steven 142 Vance, Sally 166 Vande Vorde, Joyce 166 Vanderberg, Mary 166 Vanspeybroeck, Steph 94 Vanwaus. Walter 116 Velthoff, David 116 Viner.William Jr. 142 Viren. Daniel 117 Vittetoe. Bernard 116 Vogt. Joseph 94 Vonachen, Helen 166 Vonmuenster, David 166 Voss, Mary Beth 121.142 Vrba, James 64, 94 Vyncke, David 27, 143 Vyncke, Margaret 46, 116 Waechter,William 143.158 Wahlig, Mary 116 Walsh, Brian 143 Walter. Dave 143 Walters, Dave 27. 29, 116 Walton, Craig 94 Walton, Patrick 94 Walz, Elizabeth 45,167 Waterman, Denis Jr. 116,158 Waterstreet, Margaret 46. 81. Watson, Gerald 94 Weaver, Barbara 167 Webster, Michael 143 Weeg. Barbara 44, 167 Wehr. Bruce 143 Wehr. Jerome 81,116 Weller, James 64, 116 Welzenbach, Dennis 116 Wendel, Gerald 94 Werthmann, James 95 Wessels, Mary 161 Whalen, Harold 27, 29, 58, 95 Wheeler, Dan 143 Whipple, Norma 116 White, Michael 52, 95 Whitfield,Walter 41,42,112. Wietaspach, Lynn 117 Wilken. Lonny 94 Willers, Ronald 143 Williams, Lynn 95 Williams, May 143 Williams, Robert 117 Williams. Sandra 42, 94, 112 Williarns, Sidney 22,24,112.1 Willis, Michael 167 Wilson, Joan 143 Winne, Dennis 56,143 Winne, Sheila 167 Winterlin,William 167 Wiss. Deborah 95, 117 Wonio, Rand 17,56,117 Workheiser, Marilyn 117 Wright, Althea 42.167 Wright, Sharon 117 Wulf, Fredrick 94 Wulff, John 143 Wyatt, Kenneth Jr. 167 Wykle, Russell 167 Yaddof, Randy 143 Yancy, S. Jr. 94 Yarham. Samuel 167 Young, George 117 Zelsdorf, Robert Jr. 52,95 Ziaia, Donald 52. 95 Ziebarth, Bruce 167 Zinkula. Diane 167 9 117 17 The Oaks staff would like to dedicate this page to our advisor, Mr. John Schmits. Mr. Schmits has exemplified for us much of the tradition of Ambrose. His grasp of serious educational and academic pursuits is skillfully blended with his cheerful Sure, that's easy for you to say approach to the challenge of full living. The staff thinks that lVlr. Schmits has found his tune of his students and work while the rest of us are still looking. We give our thanks to him for his many self- less hours of devotion to make this yearbook tru- ly represent Ambrose in its reflections. ,,, , i l J l A