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Central Illinois Club 9 6 0 THE OAKS 1960 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF SAINT AMBROSE COLLEGE, DAVENPORT, IOWA DENNIS RYAN, PRESIDENT WILLIAM WOLFE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOHN SCIAR1NE BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT HOGAN ASSOCIATE EDITOR DANIEL SHEA MANAGING EDITOR JACK RUFF PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR i||.: -.-.SSI* -IJH. ::, .:-.!*<• FOREWORD In The Brothers Karamazov Dostoevsky makes Alyosha tell the boys at Ilusha's stone that an important part of education is the acquisition of happy memories — that after the years men find themselves being kept good by memories of having been so. M We are older than Ilusha's schoolfellows. But men at college are fm not so old that they miss the disinterested affection, the spontaneous gaiety and the uncomplicated generosity which are the marks of youth. Someday it will be difficult to remember how we were gay and good with so few misgivings. This book is intended to be read on that someday. This book is a hard bound mnemonic for fine times and fine people. The Oaks 1960 makes no attempt to picture the intellectual labyrinth through which the student passes. We assume the effects of it but declare that a yearbook has little relation to it. The Oaks 1960 is a record for the future of what a pleasant place Saint Ambrose was in which to become a man. Some will say that this is to take education too lightly. To them the editors can say only that twenty-five years from now while they are reviewing their scruples, we shall be smiling at old times. s*mm.,,..,,,, 'if 5 *%m •i •# ••V » & m i *» i# Jf 1| •r : " jg 4k • * :;r #f > H iA 1 Ifr ^* r' ^P^ • • *1% mHk £ §0 M k ** \ 1*1 ill gm:mm^k,:;i^« DEDICATION REV. WILLIAM F. LYNCH, PH.D. Professor of Biology Head of the Department of Biology and Geology Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics At Saint Ambrose College since 1933. Dr. Lynch achieves an eminence in his field and an excellence in his profession of which the Saint Ambrose community is largely unaware. And only those students in direct contact with Dr. Lynch know the dimension his personality adds to the notion of human sympathy. Natural reticence precludes his becoming a "campus character"; but perhaps no Saint Ambrose professor figures as importantly in the lives of his students as does Dr. Lynch. The Oaks 1960 is dedicated in the hope that the quiet anonymity in which Dr. Lynch is so effective an educator will not disallow his recognition as one of the finest gentlemen Saint Ambrose will know. FRESHMEN To a senior freshmen are strangers, making him feel old. To a junior freshmen are inferiors, making him feel wise. To a sophomore freshmen are new friends, making him feel comfortable. To the faculty freshmen are new hope, reviving those ideals which seem to wear so thin each May. '•"^, / Wliiliiiir iT\ fe 40^. J^. N r II i m 1% eJ v / m 1 HI i GARY ABBOTT JAMES AKERS LAWRENCE ALLARD LLOYD ALTERA JAMES ALWINE DONALD ANDERSON Clinton, Iowa West Liberty, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Riverside, Illinois Danville, Illinois Kenosha, Wisconsin ROBERT ANDERSON THOMAS ANDERSON DONALD ATKINSON FREDERICK BALLUFF WAYNE BALLUFF TERRANCE BARSHOW Moline, Illinois Ottumwa, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Avon Lake, Ohio DAVID BAUR Brookfield, Wisconsin JAMES BEARD Knoxville, Iowa *-H 40% ROBERT BENAC Davenport, Iowa EUGENE BENDER Keswick, Iowa ARTHUR BENEDICT Muskegan, Michigan THEODORE BIANCO Peoria, Illinois diMjbA |- *) ff V c:l f^WjJ ^ ^ J \ T ~} fa ^| DAVID BIESTER JAMES BLOOM JOSEPH BOHAN RONALD BOHLS GERALD BONJEAN DAVID BOPP Dixon, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa East Moline, Illinois Jacksonville, Illinois Davenport, Iowa LARRY BORG THOMAS BOWEN DENNIS BOYD MEDARD BRACKE LAWRENCE BRAFMAN MICHAEL BRIGHTMAN Cambridge, Illinois Oskaloosa, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Erie, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Morrison, Illinois JAMES BRODERICK Chicago, Illinois mm /immm ^m DONALD BRUSH Brooklyn, Iowa mm / kikL ENil PATRICK BURNS Ik "^ <^ I Rockford, Illinois DAVID CAREY Lincoln, Nebraska I ! 1 € mmm\ mmm. JOHN CAREY Lincoln, Nebraska fa MICHAEL CARR Davenport, Iowa m%lL\ DAVID CARROLL Bettendorf, Iowa MICHAEL CASCIO Rockford, Illinois } BARTHOLOMEW CASTRICONE East Moline, Illinois ROBERT CATTOIR East Moline, Illinois ROBERT CAWIEZELL Davenport, Iowa MICHAEL CHATEL Flossmore, Illinois \f : mtr;< I JAMES CHRISTENSEN M It Rock Island, Illinois RONALD CLAUSSEN Davenport, Iowa GERARD CLESEN North Brooklyn, Illinois JOHN COFFEY Peoria, Illinois MICHAEL COMPTON Davenport, Iowa V W v. DAVID COPPENS Moline, Illinois RICHARD CORKEN Rock Island, Illinois H V mm ^m^ m LAWRENCE CORNICK »5r Davenport, Iowa \\ DAVID CRIVELLO Alton, Illinois • It J JAMES CUNNINGHAM Rock Island, Illinois JAMES CURFMAN ST» ( ) (P Keokuk, Iowa RAPHY DADAIAN Davenport, Iowa DARRELL DE JOODE Knoxville, Iowa RONALD DE JOHN Rockford, Illinois THOMAS DEEIS Peoria, Illinois THOMAS DICKSON Davenport, Iowa MICHAEL DEVANEY Moline, Illinois RICHARD DETWEILER cs Moline, Illinois EDWIN DORAN Rock Island, Illinois VAUGHN DOAK Rock Island, Illinois THEODORE DIRKSEN Springfield, Illinois W RONALD DURA Chicago, Illinois JAMES DUDA Bettendorf, Iowa MORTON DOWNEY Chicago, Illinois m fc DONALD ELDRED Fort Madison, Iowa J*^ f \ ^^\ RONALD ELDRED Fort Madison, Iowa r** JAMES DURKIN Chicago, Illinois • MICHAEL EVANS Davenport, Iowa WILLIAM ENGEL Davenport, Iowa ROBERT EMMERICK Chicago, Illinois 11 V» S? fs>'' t.A 1 £5 <^ (p If WILLIAM EVERINGHAM DAVID FALCONER LEO FEENEY DONALD FERRIS WALTER FICHTNER THOMAS FIEDLER Rock Island, Illinois Hopkinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Farmington, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa JOHN FITZGERALD JOHN FITZMAURICE THOMAS FITZPATRICK JAMES FOGLE GERALD FOLEY MICHAEL FRIEMEL Melbourne, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Washington, Iowa Davenport, Iowa DONALD FRYER GEORGE GEBHARDT JOHN GENTZKOW GEORGE GIMM PHILIP GINESTRA GERALD GOWDY Bettendorf, Iowa Odell, Illinois Keokuk, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa Rockford, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois I JOHN GUENTHER DOMINIC GUZZO PETER HART DENNIS HART MICHAEL HALLIGAN JAMES HALL Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Arlington Heights, III Nc mmk II II H - •"-- i \ - * ' i ' i» r^ f^ f^H K j C m\€WMmim kMd 12 I 4 " v % t ROBERT HARRIS JOEL HASSE JOHN HAWKING RALPH HEINEY JAMES HELME JAMES HELMS Geneseo, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Aurora, Illinois Allentown, Pennsylvania Chicago, Illinois Jackson, Michigan THOMAS HENRY DONALD HINTERMEISTER LAWRENCE HINTZE THOMAS HLUBEK PATRICK HOGAN NILE HOLDT Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa RON HOLQUIST RONALD HOLTKAMP SAMUEL HOHENADEL JOHN HOUAR JOHN HOWARD ROBERT HUNTER Davenport, Iowa Haughton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa West Liberty, Iowa East Moline, Illinois ADRIAN ILLES PAUL JACKSON ROBERT JACKSON STEVE JENSEN WILLARD JONES RAY KAMIN Northbrook, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Westchester, Illinois O f ^ 4 IM * Mat iitk 13 ROBERT KAPLER East Moline, Illinois GERALD KASTEN Seneca, Illinois CARL KAUFMANN Seneca, Illinois DENNIS KAY Sterling, Illinois JOE KEENEY Clinton, Iowa AUGUST KEIM DeWitt, Iowa JAMES KELLY East Moline, Illinois THOMAS KELLY Rock Island, Illinois JAMES KELTER Ottumwa, Iowa THOMAS KENT Ottumwa, Iowa CHARLES KINNEY Davenport, Iowa MICHAEL KINNEY Rock Island, Illinois mm'M J Mm ' v * JIM KISTENMACHER Davenport, Iowa 1 MIKE KLISTINSKI ^w-^n Rantoul, Illinois JOHN KLEIN Muscatine, Iowa JERRY KOBBEMAN Rock Falls, Illinois CHARLES KOEHLER Rock Falls, Illinois JAMES KRAFT Princeville, Illinois 14 * Since East Hall opened, living off campus has lost some of its charm. These happy gentlemen are some of those who during the first semester moved from the ill-fated barracks to the hotel-like new dormitory. 15 JOHN KRESL Dwight, Illinois i0^°°W^W **%^ DUANE KROB Silvis, Illinois GERALD KRON ***** '-m. Moline, Illinois • iw jt m TIMOTHY KUBERSKI Rock Island, Illinois THOMAS KURTZ Davenport, Iowa JOHN LA FRENTZ Davenport, Iowa Wl 11 «lni WILLIAM LAKERS Des Moines, Iowa RONALD LAMB East Moline, Illinois CHARLES LEIR Davenport, Iowa % kl-' , JOHN LIZZADRO RAYMOND LINDEN DAVID LOFTUS PHILLIP LOKEN CARMEN LUISI RICHARD LUPO Elmhurst, Illinois Aurora, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois WILLIAM MADDEN MICHAEL MALCHIODI JOHN MALONE ROBERT MANTONYA RALPH MARASCO MICHAEL MARINICH Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Canton, Illinois Des Moines, Iowa Canton, Illinois mm m >* ML V 4 \ *Hj r, ^%^^ F) O C> % JP 16 4,* mX •J. ••••§ <**rf****) fe**. f^^f m ''41 a \ / ! DENNIS MARTIN PAUL MASENGARB m ROBERT MASON WILLIAM MASS DONALD MEISMER Burlington, Iowa Moline, Illinois JAMES MEYER Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Peoria, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois THOMAS MEYER JOHN MIKESCH THOMAS MITCHELL HOWARD MISENER GEORGE MOEHLENHOF Broadview, Illinois Des Moines, Iowa DAVED MOONEY Chicago, Illinois Morris, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa 1! MICHAEL MORSON Des Moines, Iowa JAMES MORAN Ransom, Illinois FAUSTO MORA ffl ffs rs David Chirique, Panama / MARK MURPHY Des Moines, Iowa JOHN MUELLER Rock Island, Illinois O F ""* CLARENCE MOUGIN Fairfield, Iowa *" kit ;7 TIM MURPHY Monticello, Illinois THOMAS MURPHY Des Moines, Iowa MICHAEL MURPHY Dwight, Illinois t 17 THOMAS MYERS MICHAEL MCALEER Davenport, Iowa Kenosha, Wisconsin ill EUGENE MCCABE JOHN MAZUR Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois LAWRENCE MCCANN JOHN MCCANN Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois CHARLES MCCARTHY ROBERT MCCARTHY TERENCE MCCLEARY DANIEL MCCLIMON PATRICK MCCORMICK
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