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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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CHARLES MCCARTHY ROBERT MCCARTHY TERENCE MCCLEARY DANIEL MCCLIMON PATRICK MCCORMICK JAMES MCDERMOTT Chicago, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa LeClaire, Iowa Sterling, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
DANIEL MCGINNIS PATRICK MCGIVNEY STEVE MCGRATH WILLIAM MCGUFFAGE DANIEL MCKEON RALPH NAGEL Ottawa, Illinois Perry, Iowa Peoria Heights, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa
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DONALD NORMOYLE THOMAS O'BRIEN RONALD OCHS JACK O'CONNER WILLIAM O'KEEFE DON OSBORN Rock Island, Illinois Sargant, Minnesota Rock Island, Illinois Crystal Lake, Illinois Atchison, Kansas Rock Island, Illinois
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19 WILLIAM PAVESIC JEROME PETERS PHIL PETERS VERN PETERSCHMIDT WILLIAM PETERSON EDWARD PINGEL Chicago, Illinois East Moline, Illinois Ground Mound, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois
HENRY PLUDE JOHN POHLMAN ALFRED POLENZANI HOWARD POWER PAUL RASCH GEORGE PASMUSSEN Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Dundee, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa
ROBERT RATH GERALD RATHMANN DAVID REICHARDT ROBERT REINART WESLEY REINHOLD JAMES RENTAS Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Riverside, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois
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DAVID SAWYER DELMAR SCANNELL RICHARD SCANNELL JOHN SCHIFERL DONALD SCHNEIDER FRANK SCHNEIDERJON Davenport, Iowa Lorain, Ohio Lorain, Ohio Beloit, Wisconsin Moline, Illinois Effingham, Illinois
CHARLES SCHOENJOHN B. FRANCIS SCHULTE NICHOLAS SEGALLA PAUL SEVENING PATRICK SHANNON TERRENCE SHEA Chicago, Illinois Marengo, Iowa Rockford, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Metamora, Illinois
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RAYMOND SULLIVAN RONALD SUMMERS ALAN TCHUDI JAMES THOMAS MARTIN TOOHILL ROBERT TRUSTY Chicago, Illinois Elgin, Illinois Dewitt, Iowa East Moline, Illinois Wapella, Illinois Fort Dodge, Iowa
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JOHN WINTERHALTER EDGAR WOLGAMOT DOUG WILLARD PHILLIP WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLIS GARY WILDASIN Alexis, Illinois Danville, Illinois Tipton, Iowa Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Harper, Iowa
CASIMER ZGONIA ANTHONY ZITO RICHARD WONDERLIN ROGER YOUNG ROBERT ZEIMET RICHARD WOLTERS Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Bode, Iowa ^H nt r^
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THOMAS ABBOTT Fulton, Illinois
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CHARLES GARRITY JAMES GAST CHARLES GIBBONS PATRICK GILLISPIE DAVID GLEASON RONALD GOBLE Geneva, Illinois Manhattan, Illinois Tipton, Iowa Alton, Illinois Gilmore City, Iowa Clinton, Iowa
EUGENE GRENNAN WILLIAM GRAF JOSEPH GRIMES STEPHEN GUSTAFSON NICHOLAS GUTTILLA JOSEPH HAAS Rock Falls, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Bloomington, Illinois West Des Moines, Iowa Chicago, Illinois El Paso, Illinois
ROBERT HAMILL EUGENE HANNAM WILLIAM HARTMAN PATRICK HAYES DARYL HACKBARTII Rock Island, Illinois Ottumwa, Iowa Alton, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Kenosha, Wisconsin
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THOMAS HUEOLT RICHARD JANECEK JOHN JANSEN TOM JENNINGS BOB JOHNSON DAVID KELLY Clinton, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Lone Tree, Iowa Danville, Illinois Beloit, Wisconsin Muscatine, Iowa
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MICHAEL REID SAMUEL ROOK JOSEPH SCHIERBROCK LLOYD SCOTT ROBERT SIRVIDAS ROBERT STEWART Iowa City, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Neola, Iowa Pocahontas, Iowa Waukegan, Illinois Chariton, Iowa
RONALD SIMPSON JAMES TEGTMEYER TERRY THIESSEN DENNIS VOJVODICH JOHN WALGRAVE ROBERT WALSH Chicago, Illinois Pekin, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Hammond, Indiana Anawan, Illinois Chicago, Illinois O J|k jtmmm. J0tm\ JMS% JHfc ikk fci *L ' i F) 1?^
di I \ 31 Sophomores, too old for illusion — too young for disillusion, are the backbone of school functions. They are active. They are eager. Sophomores learn.
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:;* MICHAEL ALJANICH Peoria, Illinois
SAM ANZELMO Chicago, Illinois
BERNARD AXTEN Adel, Iowa
RICHARD BARCLIFT Hamilton, Illinois
BENJAMIN BEH Davenport, Iowa
MICHAEL BEHAN Davenport, Iowa
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JOHN CAHILL JAMES CAMERON JOHN CASE ROCKY CASINI EDWARD CASTELIN ANTONIO CIRO Iowa City, Iowa Keokuk, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Moline, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
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CHARLES DE BIASE JOSEPH DE CLERCQ MICHAEL DE COSTER PAUL DE COSTER GARY DEITZ KENNETH DENZEL Chicago, Illinois East Moline, Illinois Moline, Illinois Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois
RONALD DOERING JAMES DROSTE GEORGE DUES BRIAN DUFFY CARRY DUGAN MICHAEL DUNCAN Fort Madison, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Wyoming, Illinois
PHILLIP DUNNE ROBERT EDWARDS JAMES ECHAUTE JAMES EGAN JOHN ENGELS VICTOR FARACI Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Moline, Illinois Amboy, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
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JOHN FLAHERTY MARTIN FLAHERTY JOHN FLEISHMAN CHESTER FRANCIS RICHART FRETT ROBERT GALLAGHER Viola, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Davenport, Iowa LeClaire, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Marseilles, Illinois
MICHAEL GALLAGHER MARTIN GARINO DAVID GENCK BRUCE GERTH GERALD GRAFTON MICHAEL GRAY Davenport, Iowa Roanoke, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Muscatine, Iowa Dyer, Indiana Peoria, Illinois
THOMAS GREEN EVANS GRIGSBY DAVID GROSS PATRICK GUINAN PAUL GUZA THOMAS HANCOCK Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Burlington, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
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THOMAS JOYCE Peoria, Illinois im i >t 38 The dean's volunteers rake the college yard in preparation for homecoming. Soon after the leaves were removed they were replaced by snow and the ground wasn't seen again until April.
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DAVID KOEHLER RONALD KROGMAN EDWARD KUKULA THOMAS LAITY RICHARD LALOR ROGER LEMKE Harmon, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Iowa City, Iowa Clinton, Iowa
JOSEPH LEVIN JOHN LIPPOLD PATRICK LITTLE JOHN LOEFGREN THOMAS LOOTENS GERALD LOTZ Bettendorf, Iowa St. Marys, Iowa Aledo, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa Moline, Illinois Harvey, Illinois
RICHARD MADSEN MARTIN MAGEE JOHN MALLORY RICHARD MALONEY JOHN MARINAN LOUIS MASCIOPINTO Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Cordova, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois
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RICHARD NOPPE JOHN NORTMAN RICHARD MUNRO RAYMOND MYERS JOHN NAGY KENNETH NEVILLE Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Dwight, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois West Liberty, Iowa
JAMES PHELAN RICHARD POWERS THOMAS NOTH JAMES OWEN CLIFFORD PANTHER JOHN PARISE Delmar, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
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THOMAS SANTRY EMORY SAWYER JAMES SCHLUNZ RONALD SCHMITZ PAUL SHOVLAIN DENNIS SIEBERT Rock Island, Illinois East Moline, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Kirksville, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa Danville, Illinois
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THOMAS TULLEY JOHN TURNBULL WILLIAM UNDERWOOD VlTOLDS VALAINAS DENNIS VERDAK ELDON VINER Wilmington, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Dixon, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Hinsdale, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
RICHARD VOGEL JAMES VONDERHAAR JESSE WADLE RICHARD WATKINS ROBERT WEBER JAMES WHITE Grinnell, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Knoxville, Iowa Waukegan, Illinois Wyoming, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
JAMES WHITE GERALD WICKERSHAM GEORGE WRIGHT RICHARD WILLERS WILLIAM WILLIAMS THOMAS WOLFE Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa ;Ottumwa, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Delmar, Iowa n. Q» o. O
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RICHARD AZINGER Cedar Rapids, Iowa
JAMES BONNE Moline, Illinois
RICHARD BOEKE Davenport, Iowa
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JAN GOLEC ROBERT GUGERTY DONALD HANSEN MICHAEL HART THOMAS HEALEY GEORGE HEENAN Chicago, Illinois Ohio, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Walcott, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Sioux City, Iowa
RICHARD HENSLEY FRANK HIBERNIK JAMES HICKS JAMES HICKS RONALD HOLSCHER ANTHONY HUGHES Omaha, Nebraska East Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Galesburg, Illinois Kansas City, Missouri Davenport, Iowa
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MICHAEL KENNEDY Galesburg, Illinois
WILLIAM KETELAAR Davenport, Iowa
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JOHN KLOPACZ Chicago, Illinois
GREGORY KLOSER Chicago, Illinois
JAMES KLUGER FREDERICK LACHANCE DALE LEE WILLIAM LINDQUIST STEPHEN LOGSDON JOHN LORD AN Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa Aledo, Illinois St. Patrick, Missouri Sterling, Illinois
DANIEL LYNE EDWARD LYONS WILLIAM MANLEY PHILIP MARCHIO RONALD MASON JOHN MEIER Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Wenona, Illinois Joliet, Illinois Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
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MICHAEL MORRISSEY PAUL MULLER THOMAS MULLIN ROGER MURPHY DOUGLAS MCGINN JOHN MCGUIRE Davenport, Iowa Riverside, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois
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JAMES O'BRIEN Rock Island, Illinois
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DANIEL O'SHEA Graysville, Illinois
WILLIAM O'NEILL Chicago, Illinois
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HUGH PLUMLEY ROGER POST GARY PRINA KENNETH PUTNEY ROBERT QUINN LAWRENCE RAFFERTY Evanston, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Galesburg, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
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PAUL SLANEY JOHN SMITH ANTHONY SPORMANN EUGENE STURTEWAGEN RICHARD STYCZYNSKI THOMAS SUNDERBRUCH Danville, Illinois Harper, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Atkinson, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
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CARL ZOCH Chicago, Illinois
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Seniors are knowledgeable and quiet. In the senior year responsibility appears on the horizon and the newly formed adult is nervous in his outgrown college cocoon. In the first semester the senior is king. In the second he abdicates and his thoughts are elsewhere.
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JAMES EUGENE BASALA WILLIAM CHARLES ARNOLD WILLIAM THOMAS BANKS TERENCE O'HARA ALDRICH Sociology Natural Science Sociology English Viola, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa ERNEST EUGENE BRAIDA WILLIAM FRANCIS BOHLER JAMES JOSEPH BOYLE THOMAS CHARLES BIANCO Philosophy Natural Science Chemistry Business Administration Knoxville, Iowa Peoria. Illinois Ottawa, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois
JOHN BURKEN JACK LEE BRIGGS JON MICHAEL BRISTOL PAUL JOSEPH BREMHORST Accounting History Business Administration Business Administration Davenport, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa RICHARD JOSEPH CADAGIN FRANK ROLAND CAPRATA JOSEPH ALBERT CARLIN GARY LEE CLARK Political Science Accounting Engineering-Physics Political Science Springfield, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Peoria, Illinois
THOMAS ARTHUR COFFEY ROGER MCKEE CONNOR W'ILLIAM BERNARD CONWAY PATRICK DENNIS CORBALLY Political Science Philosophy Economics Philosophy Minneapolis, Minnesota Danville, Illinois Stuart, Iowa Oak Park, Illinois
ROBERT CORWIN JOHN KEVIN COUGHLIN BERNARD DALRYMPLE DENIS MICHAEL DAUW Biology Philosophy History Economics Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Moline, Illinois
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ROBERT GEORGE FLAA KENNETH CARL ERTL ANTHONY FARRELL ROGER KELLY FISHER Business Administration Philosophy Accounting Political Science Bettendorf, Iowa South Bend, Indiana Oak Park, Illinois Davenport, Iowa The wrath of public opinion is being vis ited upon Mr. Hartman at the NFCCS fair. For a more dignified photograph, see page 62.
61 DAVID JOHN GOULD ARTHUR THOMAS HAEGE WILLIAM JOSEPH HANRAHAN Sociology ALPHONSUS HARTE History Business Administration Philosophy Merna, Illinois LeClaire, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois
DONALD GEORGE HARTMAN GEORGE MEREDITH HARTUNG ROBERT MICHAEL HEANEY History PAUL VINCENT HENEHAN, JR. Business Administration Engineering-Physics Rock Island, Illinois Sociology Kingston, Ontario, Canada Chicago, Illinois Crystal Lake, Illinois DOUGLAS JOSEPH HENNESSY WILLIAM HOGLUND MICHAEL DAVID HOLDER DONALD KEITH HOWARD Philosophy Accounting Business Administration Bloomington, Illinois Philosophy Moline, Illinois Davenport, Towa Milan, Illinois JAMES CHARLES HUBBS LEAH RAE HYDE JEROME EDWARD JACKSON MICHAEL THOMAS JASPER Business Administration Nursing Physics Natural Science Silvis, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa
CLAUDE ALBERT JOHNSON JOSEPH JOHN JONES DONALD DENEFE JUDGE NICHOLAS EUGENE KASS Political Science Sociology Business Administration Physics Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Melrose, Iowa Davenport, Iowa
RD MICHAEL KEEFE EDWARD LOUIS KEINER MICHAEL PATRICK KENNEDY THOMAS JOHN KENNEY Philosophy Business Administration Speech History Clinton, Iowa Goose Lake, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois MELBA ROSE KINNEY JOHN ROBERT KINSELLA Nursing Economics Little York, Illinois Merna, Illinois
Mr. Coffey, Mr. Kwansup Lim, Mr. King and Dr. McMahon, on hearing that the college had dropped football.
64 JEROME KLOCKENKEMPER JAMES AMBROSE KNEAFSEY FREDRICK STEVE KOELLNER JOHN RICHARD LADURINI Business Administration History Accounting Batchtown, Illinois Accounting Ottumwa, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Madrid, Iowa JACQUELINE KATHERINE LAMBRECHT LARRY LEE LEWARNE KWANSUP LIM Nursing ROMAN GERARD MARTIN, JR. Political Science Political Science Chemistry Rock Island, Illinois Des Moines, Iowa Toegu, Korea Davenport, Iowa
KEITH LEE MASON MARY JOAN MASTELLER JOHN ALVIN MCELHENY MARK JOSEPH MCGOWAN Physics Nursing Business Administration Business Administration Bettendorf, Iowa Marengo, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Pomeroy, Iowa X
JAMES HERBERT MCGRATH JAMES IGNATIUS MCGRATH PHILLIP MCGRATH JOHN FRANCIS MCGUIRE Business Administration Business Administration Natural Science History Melrose, Iowa Manhattan, Illinois Peoria Heights, Illinois Chicago, Illinois
THOMAS FRANCIS MCMAHON PAUL EDWARD MCNAMARA LAWRENCE JOSEPH MEADE IRENE ANTOINETTE MELECOSKY Business Administration Accounting Sociology Nursing Bettendorf, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Westville, Illinois
JERROLD MICKLEWRIGHT WILLIAM JAMES MILROY THOMAS DAVID MURPHY DANIEL LEE NAGLE Accounting Natural Science Business Administration Business Administration Davenport, Iowa Lake Forest, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Long Grove, Iowa
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DAVID THOMAS O'CONNELL JOHN WILLIAM O'DONNELL PABLO OLIVEROS DENNIS BERNARD OTTING Political Science History Physics Accounting Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Medillin, Colombia Davenport, Iowa
MARY KATHERINE OWENS THOMAS CHARLES PILCHER ANGELA MARIE RAPAGNANI DAVID ANTHONY RATER Nursing Business Administration Nursing Biology Earlville, Illinois Davenport, Iowa St. Johnsbury, Vermont Ottumwa, Iowa WILLIAM JOSEPH RIEPE DAvro JOHN ROGERS ROBERT EDWARD ROXLAU JACK GREGORY RUFF Speech Political Science Engineering-Physics Art Mount Pleasant, Iowa Sterling, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Moline, Illinois DENNIS PATRICK RYAN CHARLES FRANCIS SCHELLENGER RONALD HENRY SCHMITS RONALD GLEN SCHMITZ Economics Business Administration Natural Science Philosophy Verona, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Kirkville, Iowa
JOHN FRANCIS SCIARINE CLYDE JOSEPH SCOTT ROBERT EDWARD SEUSY ROBERT LEON SHADLE Business Administration Political Science Economics History Joliet, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa
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DOLORES ANITA SLADEK GREGORY SHARKO DANIEL JOSEPH SHEA WILLIAM SIMPSON, JR. Sociology Political Science History Nursing Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois MILTON NEIL STEFFEN JOSITA AGNES SOBASKI GUADALUPE LOPEZ SOLIZ ROBERT FRANKLIN SPIRES Nursing Art Education Sociology Davenport, Iowa Silvis, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois
DANIEL STEFFENSMEIER THOMAS FRANKLIN STEWART ROBERT LOUIS STRAYER WILLIAM JOSEPH STRENSKI Accounting Music Education Physical Education Business Administration Salem, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois EDWARD JOSEPH TALLON GARY REYNOLDS THIESSEN ERNEST ROBERT TONIELLI PAUL FRANCIS TRENSHAW, JR. Accounting Philosophy Natural Science Business Administration Canton, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Marseilles, Illinois Ottumwa, Towa
Mr. Conway, one of 1960's two Woodrow Wilson Scholars. An impresario of some note, he is shown with one of his presenta tions, the Consul General of Is rael in Chicago.
71 DENNIS MICHAEL REGAN GEORGE VAN HOOREBEKE JAMES VAN SPEYBROECK GRETCHEN ANN WALCHER Accounting Accounting Mathematics Nursing Chicago, Illinois Arlington Heights, Illinois East Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
DENNIS IRELAND WHEELER JAMES JOSEPH WIEGAND JAMES LEE WILLAERT DUANE MICHAEL WILLIAMS Physical Education Physics Speech Engineering-Physics Detroit, Michigan Davenport, Iowa East Moline, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois
FREDERICK CLEO WINKE WILLIAM ROBERT WOLFE JAMES MICHAEL WRIGHT PHILIP ANTHONY ZUMARIS Philosophy English Business Administration Engineering-Physics Fort Madison, Iowa Nashville, Tennessee Ottumwa, Iowa East Moline, Illinois
The students of The Mercy Hospital Nursing School, affectionately and anticipatively known as "the nurses," are the young ladies you see lugging all those books around the campus of this men's college. Some attend Saint Ambrose to meet the science requirements for their R.N. Others have a comprehensive curriculum and graduate from Saint Ambrose with a bachelor's degree. Despite the fact that they carry a load of school work and hospital duties which would flatten any of their male contemporaries, they contribute the advantage of a feminine aspect to all college social activities and to many cultural activities.
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MARY ALICE MAYFIELD JOANN MCGRATH MARY JO MCGUIRE ROSEMARY MENKE ELIZABETH DE MEULENAERE Ottawa, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Fairfield, Iowa Victor, Iowa
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STEPHANIE CONNORS KATHLEEN COOPER KAREN DALY MARY DUNLAP MARGARET EARLY MARY SUE HARTON Ottawa, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Streator, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Fairfield, Iowa
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NANCY HEYING MARY ANN IRVIN JUDY KAMP JANE ANN KEARNS CATHY KENNEDY MARY ELLEN KIRSCH Dubuque, Iowa Bloomington, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa La Salle, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois Waterloo, Iowa
JOYCE KUK ELEANOR LANE JANICE LAUSER MARY LOU LIEVEN MARY MALONEY SUSAN MESMER Ottawa, Illinois Dubuque, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa
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MARTHA LYONS JEANEANE MCANDREWS MARILYN MEISENBACH MARY JO MARTIN JANICE MILLER MONICA MERTENS Peru, Illinois Lost Nation, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Walker, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa
LINDA MORRIS JANICE OBERREUTER SHARON O'NEILL BARBARA PATTON MARY REYNOLDS CAROL RILEY Galesburg, Illinois Watkins, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Hampton, Iowa Oxford, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa
BARBARA ROMAN SANDRA SWEENY PATRICIA TRILLA KAREN TUSHARES LINDA VON ZELE SALLY WELCH Atkinson, Illinois Bloomington, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Bloomington, Illinois Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa
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In a loosely connected group of architectural relics called Ambrose Hall the seminarians spend their philosophy days. Removed from the main flow of campus life, they go about their rigid routines for the most part unobserved. The lay student knows the seminarian only as a curve breaker in a philosophy class or as somehow related to the eerie tones of plain chant that issue from the music building in the late afternoon. But the "church department," like the building it bravely inhabits, in principio erat. Seminarians no longer are a significant percentage of the student body; physically, Saint Ambrose no longer centers on the seminary. But the spiritual center of Saint Ambrose still is and must be the seminary. It is obvious that the seminarians represent the principles on which the College is founded in their daily schedule of activities. But, more subtly, their presence on campus as a closed group of scholars living and working together under a discipline closely akin to the classical gives Saint Ambrose an advantage remarkable among modern liberal arts colleges. In a day of scattered, commuting student bodies and of the part-time job and the automobile, this stabilizing influence is invaluable.
92 The Senior Globes, winners of the intra-mural basketball tournament. Front: George Boyle, Doug Hennessy, Larry Brafman, Terry Thiessen. Back: Bob Jackson, Pete Hart, Marv Doyle, Ron Schmitz, Paul Muller.
93 Waiters Abbott and Rhodes Manning Club President Kevin Coughlin and SeGretary-treasurer Mike Morrisey.
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ADMINISTRATION IHHHHHIiH MONSIGNOR WILLIAM COLLINS President of the College
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MISS ELVA MICHL and MISS BETTY WILSON
MISS JUANITA MONHOLLAND Registrar
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MR. WALLACE EVANS
110 FATHER EDWARD CATICH
MR. JOHN MCGUIRE
111 FATHER BERNARD KAMERICK
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FATHER CHARLES SHEPLER
MR. CHARLES BLUER
FATHER JAMES KELLEHER FATHER FRANCIS MARLIN and MR. LESLIE SCHAEFER
MR. BERNARD BORNONG
DR. MARY VINJE
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FATHER JOHN DUNNE
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FATHER FRANCIS DUNCAN
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The Saint Ambrose Glee Club, shown with its Marycrest College counterpart, is one of the most active organizations on campus. In addition to concerts and other choral entertainments, the group presents a musical show every year. In 1959 Kismet was the highlight of the school year and in 1960 Brigadoon played to full houses every night. Father James Greene, director, manages to exact professional performance without sacrificing freshness of attitude and amateur spirit. Not all student clubs are as alive or as accomplished as the Glee Club. But social and non-academic affairs depend exclusively on the sponsorship and support of student organizations.
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Standing: Thomas Coffey, Thomas Sunderbruch. Seated: Joseph Levin, Jo Ann McGrath, Dennis King. Philip McGrath, Edward Tallon, William Banks, James Kluger, Louis Prina.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Ralph Neuhaus, John Bay, Charles Bubany, Richard Lupo. •Bill OTTUMWA CLUB
Si»mg:Joan Bender Jerry Horrock, Steve Mill, Rosemary Menke. Standing: Chuck Bubany, Jim Cameron, Tom Anderson, Karl Hoff, Tom Mullen, Dick Moeller, Jim Kneafsey, Bill Duax, Paul Bremhorst, Bob Hannum, David Bater.
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Front row: Kwansup Lim, Dr. Matthew McMahon, Bill Conway, speaker from Ghana Mr. Sekyi, Milt Steffen. Second row: Pablo Oliveros, Dennis King, Manuel De Soto, Ed Lyons. Third row: Paul McNamara, Pat Guinan, Dave Nord, Paul Slaney, Dave O'Connell.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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Sitting: Tom Coffey, Bill Pavesak, John Coffey, Hiram Stromberg, John Klopacz. Standing: Moderator Father Madsen, Jack Ferris.
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Sitting: Secretary-treasurer Gary Clark, Vice-president Dave Rogers, President Bob Noe, Inter Club Representative Dan Shea. Standing: Frank SchneiderJohn , Ed Brechon, Dan Fay, Manuel De Soto, Moderator Doctor Matthew McMahon, Ed Kelly, George Muellenhoff.
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PRE MEDICAL
131 Phil Zumaris, Heinrich Werzel, Bob Roxlau, George Heenan, Mike Williams, Nick Kass, Bill Lindquist, Willie Horst, Terry Huntsinger, Freddie Kurley.
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133 YOUNG DEMOCRATS
First row: Secretary Dan Joyce, President Bill O'Neill, Vice-president Don Miller, Moderator Dr. Matthew McMahon. Second row: Manuel De Soto, Jim Kluger, Phil Marschio, Tom Coffey, Jim McGrath. Standing: Ralph Merkle, Louis Marschiopinto, Dave Nord, Dave Rassmuessen, Bob Quinn, Glenn Peterschmidt, Bill Manley, Paul Bremhorst, Chuck Goeken, Robert Briston.
134 P an 0rge N e SeCOnd row: Dan Jo ce Tom Coffe Ral h neyne7'D^„is, Uenms KeaganRliZ. TAwThird row: Bill O'Neillfe^,^,^, Larry LeWarne° -, rJerry Farrell, David yBater> , Dan Sheay>. P Neuhaus, Tom Kin-
INTER CLUB COUNCIL
Vice-president Phil Mc Grath, President Roman Martin, Moderator Miss Ag nes Renner, Treasurer Bob Roxlau, Secretary James Dick. Front to back and left to right: Ed Kelly, Mark McGowan, Ron Holsher, Bill Egan, Bob Gallaher, John Ca- hill, Jerry Lutz, Greg Kloser, Bill Underwood, Ted Holmes, Jim Gib bons, Ken Denzel, Dave O'Connell.
Sergeant-at-arms Dan Joyce, President Phil McGrath, Vice- president Bill Strenski, Inter- Club Representative Tom Ken- ney.
MONOGRAM CLUB
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VETERANS CLUB
137 THE VESTED CHOIR
The Vested Choir is composed of both lay and seminary students. It performs the service of singing at all religious functions and several times during the year performs in concert. Father Cletus Madsen is the director and Father James Greene accompanies.
138 CLINTON CLUB
Front row: George Doe, Melba Kinney, Leah Hyde, Dolly Sladek, Steve Doyle. Second row: Ron Krogman, Benny Dalrymple, Bill Lego, John Lingle. Third row: Bob McCarthy, Jon Bristol, Jerry Jackson, Dick Fret, Jim Schlunz, Ron Rothert.
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS CLUB
140 DES MOINES CLUB
Sitting: Bill Lakers, John Howard, Larry LeWarne, Gerry Farrell, Jack Lippold, John Mickesh. Standing: Roamn Martin, Mike Ross. Front row: Ken Erdle, John Latterini, Gary Prina, Dan Joyce, Mike Aljanich, Paul Tresnhaw. Second row: Tom McMahon, Dan O'Shea, Bill Underwood, Bill Strenski, Louis Mashiopinto, John Fox. Third row: Ralph Merkle, Richard Reiland Dennis Rea gan, John Klopacz, Dick Moeller, Dave Rassmuessen, Don Neuman, Jim McGrath, Don Judge, Jack Sciarine.
COMMERCE CLUB
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FAMILY LIFE
143 Some day I'll pass through the Great Gates of Gold, And see a man pass through unquestioned and bold. "A saint?" I'll ask, and old Peter'll reply: "No, he carries a pass — he's a newspaper guy." BENJAMIN SCOVILLE The Newspaper Guy, Stanza 4
Editor-in-Chief Mike Gray
144 Staff writers Manuel De Soto and Bruno Rink
Nursing Division Editors Betty DeMulenaere and Karen Hammes. Sports Editor Dave Kelly, Staff Writer Jerry Gowdy, Sports Editor John Coffey 1
Business Manager Don Judge
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STUDENTS FROM ABROAD
147 Editor-in-Chief William Wolfe
Associate Editor Robert Hogan Managing Editor Daniel Shea and Technical Advisor Paul Bremhorst
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150 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President Ed Tallon, Secretary-Treasurer Jim Kneafsey, Vice-president Tom Kenny
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President John Bay, Vice-president Bill O'Neill, Secretary-treasurer George Doe . •;.
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Front row: Charles McCarthy, Charles Rotkis, Dave Hickey, Tom Mitchell, Jack Winterhalter. Second row: Dan Joyce, Terry O'Flaherty, Jim Hall, Rocky Cassini, Sal Anzelmo, Tony Ciro, Frank Kodl. Third row: Tom Speck, Tom Rea, Ron Chambers, Pat Walsh, Fred Plumlee, Jim Broderick, Louis Maschiopinto. Fourth row: Ralph Merkle, George Moser, Mark Roberts, Nick Pavoletic. Fifth row: Mike Brogan, Jim Helm, Paul Guza.
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Front: Bill O'Neill, Bob Quinn, Steve Zoll. Middle: Joe O'Con- nell, Don Miller, Don Neuman, Chuck Trausch. Back: Bob Bis- tan, Dick Zeiler, Dick Reiland. When talking about college days in later years, the student of 1960 will say: "I was at Ambrose when they dropped football." The team at right is the last to be fielded by the college. In 1960 Saint Ambrose joined smaller colleges all over the country in reluctantly adapting to modern developments in the economics of education. Much has been spoken and written about sports at Saint Ambrose. The arguments have persisted pro and con even to the whipping of a not only dead but buried horse. The arguments are theoretical. In practice there is no question that sports at Saint Ambrose, as considered in the man or in the team, always have been a credit to the institution.
FOOTBALL
This year's football team got off to a very slow start. They dropped the first four games before finally breaking into the win column. And then the Bees could only manage to capture three wins. They finished the season with three wins and seven losses. Everything seemed to go wrong with the grid- men this season: they finished with a poor rec ord, lost the Homecoming game, and went score less for a single game for the first time in sixty games. Lincoln University turned the trick in a double fashion as they defeated the Bees in the Homecoming game and also were the only team to hold Ambrose scoreless. However, there were a few bright spots for the grid team. Bill Bohler, senior guard from Ottawa, Illinois, was drafted by the Denver Rangers of the new American League in profes sional football. The Bees also upset Drake Uni versity. But the highlight of the season came when the Bees defeated arch-rival Loras College of Dubuque. a One big factor overshadowed the poor results of the season and that was the termination of intercollegiate football at Saint Ambrose. After much deliberation, Monsignor Collins announced the decision that football was to be dropped im mediately. He listed finances, poor attendance and difficulties of scheduling as the main reasons. This was met with much discussion not only among the students but among the alumni and public. Each year at the end of the season one of the favorite sayings of sports writers is: "It's all over but the shouting." This statement is all too true at Saint Ambrose.
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The Bees opened the season with a bang, break ing the century mark in the first two games. In the second game they broke two school records: Ron Bohls broke the single scoring record with 44 points and as a team the Bees broke the team scoring record with 121 points. After they downed Saint Mary's in the third game of the season, the bees traveled to Western Illinois for their first road game and suffered their first defeat. They then enjoyed a relaxer as they defeated the alumni in the annual alumni game. Illinois Normal then fell to the high-scor ing Bees. This set the stage for Christmas vacation for the majority of Ambrose students, but the cagers turned their attention to the NIAA Invitational Tournament at Kirksville, Missouri. The Bees tasted success here, too, as they captured fourth place. With only a few days rest the Bees headed to Lewis College and due to Ron Summers they enjoyed a little humor on the court. As he at tempted to dunk a shot Ron shattered the bank- board. Splitting the next two games, the Bees started a three game winning streak, including the first defeat of Loras College in five years. The rest of the season was a seesaw affair with the Ambrose regular season record ending at 13-11. The Bees then downed Central College in the initial round of the Iowa playoffs, but Parsons College knocked off the Bees to end the 1959-60 season. John Cahill, John Lingle, Ron Summers, Ron Bohls, Terry McCleary
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TENNIS
This year's tennis team was forced to play under the superior reputation earned by last year's team which was the most successful team fielded by St. Ambrose during the 1958-59 school year. This team earned the reputation of being one of the top teams in the entire midwest. They finished their season with ten wins and only one loss. But under the leadership of Father Hratz the '60 Bee tennis team lived up to the reputation built by former Ambrose teams. Father Hratz was faced with an almost complete rebuilding of his team with only two lettermen re turning. However, these two men had compiled the best records and their experience was the main fac tor in the success of this year's team. They were also the co-captains of this year's team. Bloom, one of the co-captains, advanced to the semi-finals of the National Tournament and compiled an»18-4 rec ord in the '59 season. Underwood, the other co-cap tain, matched Bloom with an 18-4 record.
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This year's track team opened the season with a convincing victory over the Coe College runners, but then were overpowered by Parsons and Loras College. This year's team depended mainly on the incoming freshmen hopefuls. Bob Jackson led the freshmen in the running dept., while Mike Klestinski was the forerunner in the field events. Ed Kelly, a veteran runner, was the mainstay in distance running for the Bees.
GOLF
Front row: Pete Justen, Doug Willard, Dom Braida, Robert Martin. Second row: Chuck Bubany, Gary Elias, Dave Harrison, Fred Plumlee, Dave Gross.
163 The Veteran's Club Saint Patrick's Party: When Milt Steffen gives a party it's a real party.
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164 Backs of heads, left to right: Mr. Reiland and Mr. LeWarne.
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! I ''Malt does more than Milton can To justify God's ways to man."
The NFable Mr. McNamara will make a million dollars before he's thirty. No body but he could have conned the un suspecting Northwestern Bell Tel and Tel into sinking this pole just to hang home coming decorations.
167 Brigadoon was long, hard work. And although curtain time for the show was well past press time for the yearbook, a representation of 1960 at Saint Ambrose would be incomplete without pictures of the cast at work. These are rehearsal pictures. Whatever publicity the yearbook affords this group is nothing like what they deserve. Obviously, it would be unfitting for Brigadoon to go unsung.
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169 Ifttft- v ( m - * M § Father Green directs the orchestra while the dancers rehearse.
Even at the rehearsal the dancers were pretty good. By the time the show started they were great. Tom Joyce sings to the cast at rehearsal.
Director Wayne Loui helps Harry with a stage movement. Mike Kennedy and Tom Stewart, starting the show.
172 Theresa Ruppenkamp
Chris Koenigsocker and John Mazur 174 175 THE OFFICE
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Although that happiness may not shine through its pages it is never theless true that nothing would have been done at all were it not for great kindness on the part of a number of people. Mr. Jack Ruff's long hours, without notable compensation, and the patience of Mrs. Ruff are among the major instances. The many nights spent by Mr. Robert Hogan, Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Donald Meismer at dull, routine and unrewarding work can be attributed to nothing but their basic generosity. Mr. John Sciarine pounded the pavements for months to pay for this book. Mr. Charles Steilen readily made available valuable information gained from long experience with publications at Saint Ambrose. Miss Juanita Monholland and Mrs. Florence Delavere displayed the patience of two Jobs at the many questions asked them. Father Charles Shepler tempered his efficiency with cordiality. Mr. David Rater, Mr. Paul Bremhorst and Mr. Robert Corwin supplied many incidental but necessary services. Father James Greene inconvenienced himself on many occasions to allow for the clumsy processes of the yearbook. If the editor should graduate this June, it will be because of the massive blind charity of Father Patrick McCoy, Dr. Helmuth Korn- mueller and Mr. Daniel Cahill. The willingness of Mary Alice Moylan Wolfe to take on less in teresting and more time consuming details of yearbook production is something which will not require these pages for the editor to remember. And for anything good here there is a debt to J.E.K., "loved long since and lost awhile." WILLIAM WOLFE Editor-in-Chief THE OAKS 1960