Saint Ambrose College - Oaks Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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ar Starting above, clockwise: Hollie Wittmeyer didn't put up much of a fight against her abductor. Where could an artist find a more expressive model for a jack-o-lantern? Art Smith is shown here in position for the magical jigsaw of Mary Lind. Jay Jackson practices his own facial disguise in preparation for KALA's Night of Fright program. Did anyone tell Jay that 'saw' him on KALA? . ,. they did the Monster Mash, it was a graveyard smash , .... Sister Terri Hart and Father Tom Monaghan discuss ways of helping Pat Montgomery with his Qor herb problem. My mommy told me to never dance a slow dance with strange trees. Janine Lenger tries to trade bottles with Scott Schmidt. WM g 9 1 -rf

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Z. l.l.l I i Recapturing the daring spirit of the Roaring 2O's, Homecom- ing's whole week of activities depicted the theme of The Sting. Activities began on Monday, October I3, with an after- noon of field events. Among the various events were Tug-o- wars, pyramid building contests, water ballon tosses, wheel- barrow races and others. The turnout proved that college students are always in favor of having 'a good ole time.' Bill Rhinehart performed for Pub patrons on Tuesday. Wednes- day brought the movie The Sting to Allaert Auditorium for those who hadn't seen it or for those Robert Redford fans. Of course, during this whole week class officers were busy with float plans and finding builders. And alums were found cruising around campus taking notice of the changes since their last visit. Somehow classes and study seemed to take second fiddle to the spirit and enthusiasum of Homecoming I98O.