^v " »'•. "^SAM

:

: -

OAKS '61

JAMES R. KLUGER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

JAMES A. BRODERICK ASSOCIATE EDITOR

ROBERT J. BISTAN BUSINESS MANAGER

MISS AGNES C RENNER ADVISOR

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL SAINT AMBROSE COLLEGE DAVENPORT, IOWA Foreword As you look at The Oaks today, be it 1961, 1984, or 2001, it should recall one of those years at your Alma Mater. Just as this was one of your transi­ tion years, so too, it was a period of growth for St. Ambrose. This decade of the sixties brings titanic problems to the private college. At St. Ambrose, the challenges have been made, the prob­ lems have been recognized. This 1960- 1961 school year saw many varied programs to meet these challenges — maintenance of Christian principles in a pluralistic society, continued academic excellence, a new look in athletics, phys­ ical expansion without loss of personal­ ity, better facilities and activities for student development. Although the academic year 1960- 1961 was a good one for St. Ambrose, it was not the transition year. The first phase of a new age for the College was born; the challenge continues. The editors, recognizing the advance­ ments and changes that reached frui­ tion during this year, take as the theme of the 1961 Oaks, Ambrose in transi­ tion; the acorn now a seedling, grows to the mighty oak.

Dedication

When something definitive is finally said about the priest as teacher in America, the experience of St. Am­ brose will not be without its signifi­ cance, and the lives of two St. Ambrose priest-teachers now approaching the fortieth year of service will surely be a contributing factor in that definition. Such is the tribute the 1961 edition of the Oaks would like to pay to the Very Reverend Edward M. O'Connor, Rector of the seminary department, and to the Reverend C. Francis Grif­ fith, Spiritual Director of the same department. Two remarkable individuals, each in his own right, Father O'Connor and Father Griffith have been associated together in the minds of most Am- brosians as "Father Ed and Father Grif" since they joined the academy- college faculty in 1922, immediately after ordination. While qualifying for the highest competitive degrees in their fields of scholarly competence — philosophy and history — Fathers Ed and Grif have never been satisfied in their in­ terpretation of the priest-teacher vo­ cation at St. Ambrose to limit their daily round of duties to a narrow speciality. In their almost forty years, they have given generously of their time and effort in this dual role; and all without the view that what they did was particularly exceptional. Yet we know their selfless dedica­ tion and endearing personal attributes are a living inspiration of exceptional magnitude to student and alumnus, layman and priest. To Fathers O'Connor and Griffith, with deep respect and affection, the 7967 Oaks is dedicated.

SB

Jtt iHeiwmam , s..

REV. WILLIAM F. LYNCH, S.T.B, Ph.D. Born December 7, 1905 Ordained May 21, 1932 Died December 5, 1960

The flag flew at half-mast in December as the Col­ lege mourned the death of one of its most beloved faculty members, Father William Lynch. In the scientific sphere his achievements received international recognition; to us he represented an inspiring example of man's never ending thirst for knowledge. Scientist, educator, and priest, we must place em­ phasis on the latter. His warmly human, yet unas­ suming qualities enhanced the nature of his calling. His loss was deeply felt by the whole of the college community. "Behold a great priest who in his days pleased God." Table of Contents

Page

Seniors 8

Juniors 27

Sophomores 37

Freshmen 51

Nurses 71

Faculty and Administration 80

Seminary Department 101

Mercy Life 107

Athletics 112

Music and Drama 132

Organizations 142

Activities 168

Advertising 197

7 Seniors Seniors reached the end of their tran­ sition at Ambrose. On graduation day the class of '61 passed over the plat­ form in front of Ambrose Hall and joined the ranks of thousands of other alumni. As they looked to the future with enthusiasm, they could recall four gratifying years of study and fun not easily forgotten. Four years of knowledge to build on, enriching experiences, convivial occasions enhance the familiar in­ troduction. "Remember the time that . . ."

WILLIAM PATRICK O'NEILL President Political Science Chicago, Illinois

DONALD RICHARD DENTEN Vice-President History Chicago, Illinois

DONALD JOHN NEWMAN Secretary- Treasurer Political Science Chicago, Illinois

10 JAMES MICHAEL ANDERSON RICHARD JOHN AZINGER Philosophy Biology Peoria, Illinois Montrose, Iowa

JOANN BEIMER JOAN KATHERINE BENDER Nursing Education Nursing Education Fort Madison, Iowa Keswick, Iowa

JOHN WILLIAM BREMHORST WILLIAM ROBERT BROOKS Chemistry Physics Clinton, Iowa Fort Dodge, Iowa

FRANCIS R. ADLFINGER JOHN RUSSELL ALES Engineering-Phys ics Business Administration Rock Island, Illinois East Moline, Illinois

JOHN WILLIAM BAY PATRICIA MARIE BECKMAN Economics Nursing Education Valparaiso, Indiana Sperry, Iowa

DALE HARRY BIEBER Accounting Bettendorf, Iowa

11 /

m V. *•••' .' •*. i

\

j Winter adds its touch of beauty to the campus.

KENNETH W. BROCKHOUSE WILLIAM CARL BUECHELE JOHN F. BUTKOVICH ROBERT CHARLELES CADERA Business Administration Natural Science Philosophy Accountingiting Led aire, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

12 bi WILLIAM H. CALNAN III JAMES JOSEPH CAMERON MARJORIE COELLYN JUDITH ANN COLEMAN Accounting Biology Nursing Education Nursing Education Clinton, Iowa Keokuk, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa

JEANNINE M. CONNOLE JAMES JOSEPH DANA MICHAEL JOHN DEANO CHARLES AUGUST DEGE Nursing Education Sociology Political Science Economics Davenport, Iowa Merrian, Kansas Melrose Park, Illinois Moline, Illinois

NE ANTHONY DEJOHN PAMELA MARY DEROO GEORGE ROBERT DOE RONALD EUGENE DOLAN History Nursing Education Political Science Philosophy Rockford, Illinois Moline, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Albany, Illinois

*'•m,

13 WILLIAM LEO DUAX GEORGE RAYMOND DUES Chemistry Political Science Ashkum, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

WILLIAM B. EGAN CHARLES THOMAS ELKIN History Political Science Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

CAROL ANN FLANDERS THOMAS PATRICK FOY Nursing Education Political Science Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois

WILLIAM JOSEPH DORGAN MARVIN CONRAD DOYLE Biology Philosophy Davenport, Iowa Argyle, Iowa

MARY EVELYN DURAND KENT J. DUYVEJONCK Nursing Education Biology Monmouth, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois

JANEY KAY FERRIS JOHN ALBERT FERRIS Nursing Education Accounting Farmington, Iowa Farmington, Iowa

14 liliji: «11 ! ;

<• >

*

X '

•'VVS#'~ LLOYD JOHN FRUEH WILLIAM VINCENT GAW Engineering-Physics Chemistry Davenport, Iowa Havana, Illinois

CLEMENT C. GOEKEN, JR. JAN STEVEN GOLEC Accounting Biology Alton, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

KAREN JOLANE HAMMES DONALD EDWARD HANSEN Nursing Education Accounting Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa mWrnm

HELEN IRENE GEORGE THOMAS EDWARD GIBBONS Nursing Education Accounting Barnum, Iowa Chicago, Illinois

JAMES JOSEPH GILROY ROBERT HENRY GISH Philosophy Music Education Lost Nation, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

MICHAEL NOEL HART THOMAS MARTIN HEALEY Natural Science Physical Education Maysville, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

15 GEORGE MICHAEL HEENAN JAMES PATRICK HICKS Physics Chemistry Sioux City, Iowa Galesburg, Illinois

JAMES CYRIL HOOD TERRY L. HUNSINGER Accounting Engineering-Physics Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois

NANCY LEE HUNTER EDWARD JOSEPH JAEKY Nursing Education Political Science East Moline, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

JIMMY H. HICKS EUGENE WILLIAM HIPPLER Sociology English Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

WILLIAM JOHN HOCHMUTH RONALD F. HOLSCHER Philosophy Engineering-Phys ics Davenport, Iowa Kansas City, Missouri

EARL AUGUST JOHNSON Engineering-Physics Davenport, Iowa

16

—mm 1

1 *^

i DANIEL AIDEN JOYCE EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY EDWARD WILLIAM KELLY MICHAEL FRANCIS KELLY Business Administration Political Science History Natural Science Chicago, Illinois Newton, Iowa Rantoul, Illinois Danville, Illinois

Students hurry to and from Lewis Hall between classes. lilit* MICHAEL JOHN KENNEDY WILLIAM HENRY KETELAAR History Business Administration Galesburg, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

I ft THOMAS LEE KORANDA JAMES ROBERT KLUGER History Accounting Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

FREDERICK WILLIAM LACHANCE JANET LOU KRAMER Nursing Education Business Administration Muscatine, Iowa Chicago, Illinois

DENNIS LAWRENCE KING LEROY EDWARD KLINE Political Science Political Science Danville, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

JOHN STANLEY KLOPACZ GREGORY RICHARD KLOSER Economics History Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

MAURITA MURRAY LEAHY DALE THOMAS LEE Nursing Education Political Science Davenport, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa

18 JOHN JAMES LORDAN DANIEL JOSEPH LYNE Speech Accounting Sterling, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

EDWARD JAMES MARINICH PAUL FRANCIS MATH Business Administration Accounting Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois

MARY LOU LEHNER JOSEPH WOLF LEVIN Nursing Education Mathematics Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

STEPHEN JENNINGS LOGSDON JOHN CURTIS LOEFGREN Business Administration Business Administration St. Patrick, Missouri Davenport, Iowa

EDWARD JAMES LYONS WILLIAM PATRICK MANLEY Sociology Political Science Chicago, Illinois Verona, Illinois IIP I1

ill!

iPite

^mmggs^mmm:

The main Altar of Christ the King Chapel

20 mmm

VINCENT EDWARD MCGUIRE ROSEMARY MENKE History Nursing Education Rock Island, Illinois Fairfield, Iowa

; i

MICHAEL JOSEPH MORRISSEY PAUL ANTHONY MULLER Philosophy Philosophy Davenport, Iowa Riverside, Iowa

THOMAS MICHAEL MULLIN Accounting Ottumwa, Iowa JAMES LEONARD O'BRIEN JAMES EDWARD O'CONNOR, JR. Philosophy Biology Rock Island, Illinois Mount Pleasant, Iowa IK"

GLEN JOSEPH PETERSCHMIDT FRANK JOHN PISANO Business Administration Political Science Fort Madison, Iowa Melrose Park, Illinois

GARY PRINA KENNETH LEROY PUTNEY Business Administration History Galesburg, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

RALPH JAMES NEUHAUS, JR. RAYMOND KENT NOLIN Mathematics Economics Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois

DANIEL RAYMOND O'SHEA JOHN LEROY PAGE Accounting Business Administration Grayslake, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa

HUGH FREDRICK PLUMLEY ROGER AUGUST POST Economics Business Administration Evanston, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

22

1 nn ROBERT GERALD QUINN LAWRENCE PATRICK RAFFERTY Political Science History Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

MARK JOSEPH SALSBURY ARTHUR THOMAS SCRIVEN Engineering-Physics Economics Davenport, Towa Davenport, Iowa

ROBERT EVERETT SEITZ FRANCIS PETER SHANNON Education Accounting Moline, Illinois Atkinson, Illinois

DAVID PETER RASMUSSEN RICHARD JOHN REILAND Business Administration Business Administration Paxton, Illinois Princeton, Illinois

CHARLES JAMES ROTKIS WILLIAM HOWARD RYAN History History Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

ELMER C. SIEBKE PAUL RICHARD SLANEY Accounting Political Science Walcott, Iowa Danville, Illinois

X,

23 #»N * ^r

RICHARD VINCENT STYCZYNSKI Sociology Chicago, Illinois

' W m m

RONALD JOHN TUISL CATHERINE TUTTLE TUISL Political Science Education Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

ELDON MERLE VINER KENNETH JAMES WAHE Mathematics History Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois

ANTHONY R. SPORMANN GENE B. STURTEWAGEN Sociology Accounting Davenport, Iowa Atkinson, Illinois

CHARLES PHILLIP TRAUSCH KAY ELLEN TUCHFARBER English Nursing Education Chicago, Illinois Los Alamos, New Mexico

JAMES H. VAN DE WEILE CHARLES JOSEPH VANEK Sociology Sociology East Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

24 ^ ^* *fp£*4*l^jj^ I The Convent, opened this year as a "Dormitory."

WILLIAM JAMES WALSH ROGER WILLIAM WERNER ANN ELIZABETH WILHELM KEITH JAMES WILLIAMS History Accounting Nursing Education Accounting Riverside, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

25 ll||§§§it

rn^'r •••• -

f|||| liipft

STEPHEN CHESTER ZOLL JUDITH ANN WOOD Nursing Education Political Science Chicago, Illinois Moline, Illinois

RICHARD ALLEN ZEILER RICHARD A. WOLTERS, JR. Accounting Business Administration Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

Not Pictured

MELVIN ROBERT JOHNSON RICHARD C. BAUMGARTNER Business Administration Sociology Davenport, Iowa Evanston, Illinois

THOMAS LINGRIS ROBERT SILAS BUCKLES Sociology Sociology Fort Dodge, Iowa East Moline, Illinois

HERBERT MALMSTROM MICHAEL JOHN DUNNE Natural Science Engineering-Physics Moline, Illinois Moline, Illinois

GERALD WAYNE MCGEE ACHIEL M. DUPONT Engineering-Physics English Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

GEORGE EDWARD POBUDA RICHARD JOHN HAGERTY Sociology Engineering-Physics Streator, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

ROBERT JAMES RIEPE EDWARD PATRICK HOGAN Accounting Economics Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

26 Juniors

i

'

/

IIf CHARLES BUBANY President St. Louis, Missouri

VICTOR FARACI Vice-President Chicago, Illinois

KENNETH NEVILLE Secretary-Treasurer Dwight, Illinois

LEE ABBOT MICHAEL ALJANICH JAMES ALWINE SALVATORE ANZELMO BERNARD AXTEN Fulton, Illinois RICHARD BARCLIFT Peoria, Illinois Danville, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Adel, Iowa Hamilton, Illinois

RICHARD BAUMGARTNER BENJAMIN BEH MICHAEL BEHAN LAWRENCE BENAC ARTHUR BENEDICT RONALD BEST Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Muskegon, Michigan Moline, Illinois

^ ^irf^^W !* £?

\ffl 28 .

"W^^

HM ^'i \- m M*

/fff*

ft '\

ROBERT BISTAN JOHN BLOOM ELDON BOES GEORGE BOYLE DOMINIC BRAIDA EDWIN BRECHON Milwaukee, Wisconsin Davenport, Iowa Wall Lake, Iowa Silvis, Illinois Knoxville, Iowa Dixon, Illinois

WILLIAM BRICKEL JAMES BRODERICK MICHAEL BROGAN PAUL BROGLA JOSEPH BRUMLEVE ROBERT BRUNK Kenosha, Wisconsin Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Iowa City, Iowa Effingham, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

JOHN CAHILL RONALD CHAMBERS ROBERT CHANEZ ANTHONY CIRO CHARLES CLINE ROBERT COLEMAN, JR. Iowa City, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

PAUL COLLINS EDWARD COMBS RICHARD CRAM DONALD CRONAU JAMES DAUGHERTY CHARLES DE BIASE Davenport, Iowa East Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

111 '* ; IPffi ftiflflS . m' ' fm t 's^^^%

•a •

* | I V kmL± ^rtftl

•v'---;-ft ' .'""'•

'::lih 1 > '$W '" ft .. ' m i _• ' •

\\i .'• 29 Ill I

:

"* 1i* mk ? dt jJ^JfGAReY DIETZ RONALD DOERING ARTHUR DENKLAU KENNETH DENZEL RICHARD DERVIN RICHARD DETWILER Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa

THOMAS CARMODY LEROY DRISCOLL JR. JAMES DROSTE BRIAN DUFFY ROBERT EDWARDS JAMES EGAN Davenport, Iowa Preston, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Amboy, Illinois

JOHN ENGLES Rock Island, Illinois ^ RAYMOND FETZNER Xr East Moline, Illinois JAMES ENZLER Freeport, Illinois

JOHN FLAHERTY Viola, Illinois

JAMES FOLEY Davenport, Iowa

LEO FARRELL Montrose, Iowa JAMES FITZJARRELL Davenport, Iowa JOHN FAULHABER Davenport, Iowa

DANIEL FAY Cedar Rapids, Iowa JOHN FITZMAURICE Davenport, Iowa MICHAEL FERRIS Farmington, Iowa rl 30 DARREL GENCK Fort Madison, Iowa £b MICHAEL GALLAGHER Davenport, Iowa GERALD GRAFTON Dyer, Indiana

MICHAEL GRAY Peoria, Illinois ROBERT GALLAGHER | Marseilles, Illinois THOMAS GREEN Davenport, Iowa

GERALD FRANTZ Carbon Cliff, Illinois

RICHARD FRETT DAVID GROSS Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa WILLIAM GALVIN Moline, Illinois ROBERT GUGERTY Ohio, Illinois

PATRICK GUINAN PAUL GUZA THOMAS HANCOCK FRANK HARBAUER MICHAEL HARMON DAVID HARRISON Waterford, Ireland Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Springfield, Illinois Princeville, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa

DONALD HART MICHAEL HART RICHARD HARTVIGSEN JOHN HEINEKE MICHAEL HENDERSON JOHN HENNESSEY Flossmoor, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Bloomington, Illinois Muscatine, Iowa Monticello, Iowa

*

31 V i , JOHN HENSELER RICHARD HERD WILLIAM HERRMANN DAVID HICKEY KARL HOFF THOMAS HOGUE Canton, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Kenosha, Wisconsin Chicago, Illinois Ottumwa, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois

zn C v

\GERAL D HORA'AK JOH'N HORTOi N AANTHONY HUGHEHmkS THOMAS HUGHES ANDRE W mmHUTMACHER ROBERT IRMEN Washington, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Delmar, Iowa Freeport, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

•

DAVID JENSEN f i * f Davenport, Iowa % DALE JOHNSON C \ ft "*- Wever, Iowa

THOMAS JOYCE m^miimM Peoria, Illinois

PETER JUSTEN ftf-fP Iowa City, Iowa

DAVID KANE Davenport, Iowa

JOSEPH KEENEY km I Clinton, Iowa

LAWRENCE KEHOE Rock Island, Illinois m: mm* V v CHARLES KINNEY > Rock Island, Illinois

EDWARD KIRCHGESSNKR i u Peoria, Illinois I 32 ': • Mm :ftftftft;?Sf:: •'••::ft'#>:

GARY LESS i *\ Dubuque, Iowa JOHN LOEFGREN "^ ^ Davenport, Iowa .•**; m

s •' i. THOMAS LOOTENS if. Moline, Illinois CENNETH KRAUS )avenport, Iowa kit

JOHN LINGLE Clinton, Iowa * GERALD LOTZ Harvey, Illinois

MARTIN MAGEE Chicago, Illinois ^^ \ V ./ ONALD KROGMAN Clinton, Iowa •if~..*m i Jr «

• "i

PATRICK LITTLE Aledo, Illinois JOHN MALLARY Cordova, Illinois

RICHARD MALONEY Chicago, Illinois

FRANCIS LALOR owa City, Iowa

i m m>jh Ml, * -.,, •..« '* U ; ..i '! is: IfliftKftii

ROGER LEMKE Clinton, Iowa

Christ the King Chapel and East Hall ADOLPH MANCI Springfield, Illinois VINCENT MCALEVY JOSEPH MANJOINE Chicago, Illinois Muscatine, Iowa

JOHN MARINAN Davenport, Iowa JOHN MCCANN RICHARD MARRIOTT Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

PATRICK MCDONNELI Davenport, Iowa

THOMAS MCGREAL Louis MASCIOPINTO Antioch, Illinois I ^ m >§ is? JJ Chicago, Illinois GERALD MCCONOUGHEY PETER MAY East Moline, Illinois Kansas City, Missouri

RAPHAEL MCGRATH TERENCE MCGRATH DANIEL MCKEON STEPHEN MCNALLY DENNIS MEHIGAN JOHN MEIER Ottawa, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Cascade, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

THOMAS MONTGOMERY GEORGE MOSER JOHN NAGY ROBERT NAUGHTON ROBERT NEAVINS JOHN NORTMAN Clinton, Iowa Arlington Heights, 111. Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois West Liberty, IowJ F<

Wp>y^am

J iimm^kmdi 34 1. r % T- P.

mil rjf

* ,7* £K'' J| ^ ^p'

ELL THOMAS NOTH RONALD OCHS NICHOLAS PAVLETIC JOHN PAVELKA VERN PETERSCHMIDT WILLIAM PETERSON a Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Santa Fe, New Mexico

\L JOHN PFRIMMER RICHARD POWERS WILLIAM POWERS RICHARD RACANA JOHN REMKE WILLIAM ROBERTS Davenport, Iowa Delmar, Iowa Harvard, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

"**^k fW ^^L

JAMES SALSBURY Davenport, Iowa %jf ROBERT RUSER Stockton, Iowa ROY SANDSTROM Galesburg, Illinois RONALD ROTH /a | Peru, Illinois

N RICHARD ROXLAU )wa Fort Madison, Iowa V: f Jitfc

liiilllf MICHAEL SENNOTT Streator, Illinois JOHN RYAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin DENNIS SIEBERT Danville, Illinois

RICHARD SINGLETON Moline, Illinois JEROME SALAMIE Chicago, Illinois ROBERT SMITH Peru, Illinois

35 r\ P^ til* i LAWRENCE SPACONE JOSEPH SPARKS ROBERT SPIEGEL EUGENE STANDAERT WENDELL STEPHENSOIN NIL E STROHMAN Reseda, California Davenport, Iowa Burlington, Iowa East Moline, Illinois Vermilion Grove, 111. Sigourney, Iowa

WILLIAM SUPAN WILLIAM TIERNAN DAVID TIMMERMEYER WILLIAM TROMPETER WILLIAM UNDERWOOD WALTER UTZ Toluca, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Peoria, Illinois Dixon, Illinois Peru, Illinois

» .* „ • \ f* ^m -, m m ^ -

mammVlTOLDS VALAINIS RICHARD VOGEL JAMES VONDERHAAR MJESSE WADLE RICHARD WATKINS ROBERT WEBER Davenport, Iowa Grinnell, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Knoxville, Iowa Waukegan, Illinois Wyoming, Illinois

JAMES WHITE Chicago, Illinois #* GERALD WICKERSHAYI Davenport, Iowa i IH—IM- ^^^dmsmmh. #1 GEORGE WRIGHT Ottumwa, Iowa

WILLIAM WILLIAMS Rock Island, Illinois Un pictured

THOMAS WOLFE ARTHUR DONART Delmar, Iowa Moline, Illinois

< 36 )ti Sophomores

M. '.-;...,.,... •*'

***

i? GARY ABBOTT JAMES AHRENS LLOYD ALTERA Clinton, Iowa Odell, Iowa Riverside, Iowa

PATRICK SLINGSBY President Ottawa, Illinois

V "ft*. m

DONALD ANDERSON FREDERICK BALLUFF WAYNE BALLUFF Kenosha, Wisconsin Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

RICHARD LUPO Vice-President Chicago, Illinois

*MRICHARD BALOG JOSEP%H BARBERA LAWRENCE BARRETT Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinpis Decatur, Illinois

» « MARION BARR GARY BARTLETT DAVID BAUR Carthage, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Brookfield, Wisconsin

GEORGE MOEHLENHOF Secretary-Treasurer Davenport, Iowa

38 ^- ~L 4V m.

ROBERT BENAC FRANCIS BENDER THEODORE BIANCO JAMES BLOOM JOSEPH BOHAN RONALD BOHLS Davenport, Iowa Keswick, Iowa Peoria, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa East Moline, Illinois

•Hi LARRY BORG THOMAS BOWEN DENNIS BOYD ROBERT BRABBIT LARRY BRAFMAN GERALD BRESNAHAN Cambridge, Illinois West Oskaloosa, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Fort Dodge, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Pekin, Illinois

CHARLES BROWN ROBERT BROWN DONALD BRUSH DENNIS BULGARELLI HUGO BURDT JOHN BUSKE Rock Island, Illinois Moline, Illinois Brooklyn, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa

m'

^

I /

DAVID BYRNES RICHARD CANEDY MARGARET CARLIN MICHAEL CARR ROBERT CARROLL BARTHOLOMEW CASTRICONE Woodstock, Illinois Lincolnwood, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois East Moline, Illinois

39 ,s;«*» #"*«

MICHAEL CHATEL JAMES CHRISTENSEN JOHN COFFEY THOMAS COMERFORD RONALD CORBIN LAWRENCE CORNICK Flossmoor, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Peoria, Illinois Grinnell, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

Cft) 0mm,

i 1

JAMES CUNNINGHAM JAMES CURFMAN RONALD DEJOHN SAM DEMOU BARRY DENTON Rock Island, Illinois Keokuk, Iowa Rockford, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Ramsey, Illinois

ill* :;;* .,,«» *

1

.;<*••*

MICHAEL DEVANEY MICHAEL DINNEEN DAVID DORN MORTON DOWNEY MICHAEL DUAX Moline, Illinois JAMES DUDA Clinton, Iowa Fort Dodge, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Ashkum, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa

MVMmm. i s ;. '- i #j

) t' c v. iTX. 1 «*\\? , f * 1 RONALD DURA JAMES DURKIN GARY ELIAS DONALD ELDRED RONALD ELDRED Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Moline, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa

40 f J M

ROBERT EMMERICK Chicago, Illinois iWILLIAM ENGEL Davenport, Iowa

/

RICHARD ERNST JOSEPH ESOP GEORGE EVANS Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

DAVID FALCONER ALLEN FARBER The Tower of Christ the King Chapel Hopkinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

LEO FEENEY DONALD FERRIS JAMES FIEDLER THOMAS FIEDLER JOHN FOEHRINGER MICHAEL FRIEMEL Davenport, Iowa Farmington, Iowa Rantoul, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Seneca, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

41 r,

CHARLES GARRITY GEORGE GEBHARDT JOHN GENTZKOW CHARLES GIBBONS CHARLES GILLESPIE RONALD GOBLE Geneva, Illinois Odell, Iowa Keokuk, Iowa Tipton, Iowa Alton, Illinois Clinton, Iowa u)

WILLIAM GRAF JAMES GRIFFIN JOSEPH GRIMES JOHN GROVES NICHOLAS GUTTILLA JAMES HALL Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Bloomington, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Arlington Heights, 111.

v

ROBERT HAMILL ROBERT HANNAM KENNETH HANSON DENNIS HART LEONARD HART MATTHEW HART Rock Island, Illinois Ottumwa, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

- *k ^r&

X

WILLIAM HARTMAN ALAN HAVERCAMP JOHN HAWES JOHN HAWKING PATRICK HAYES RONALD HEBBELN Alton, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Aurora, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

42 "3* ' #ft

>• -/ RALPH HEINEY BERNARD HICKEY JOHN HICKEY LARRY HINTZE THOMAS HLUBEK LEE HOGAN Allentown, Pennsylvania Camp Grove, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

• I * ; & 7 i - •mm ,m ft-ft <{ JOHN HOLDRHJGE tNYLE *HOLDT Ak&RONALD HOLTKAMP JOHN HOUAR THOMAS HUEHOLT Farmington, Illinois Davenport, Iowa RONALD HOLQUIST Houghton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

ROBERT HUNTER ADRIAN ILLES ROBERT JACKSON MARTIN JANES JOHN JANSEN THOMAS JENNINGS East Moline, Illinois Northbrook, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Catlin, Illinois Lone Tree, Iowa Danville, Illinois

«* f ] QC CtiiS" * - W-.

STEVE JENSEN GAYLE KAALBERG RAYMOND KAMIN ROBERT KAPLER CARL KAUFMANN GEORGE KEIM Davenport, Iowa West Liberty, Iowa Westchester, Illinois East Moline, Illinois Seneca, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

43 ^*S I y .jtf^*"*** •

%-^ ^ ^rf

\ > :: i \ vi a' DAVID KELLY DENNIS KELLY THOMAS KELLY PAUL KENNEDY THOMAS KENT DONALD KERBER Muscatine, Iowa Richland, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Ottumwa, Iowa Chatsworth, Illinois

r^Wf^p *«• ...»

<^*w

•"-•^ m

\ JAMES KISTENMACHER BRIAN KINNEY LEONARD KITZMANN Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

% f

4 / V JOHN KLEIN JOHN KLINGER GERALD KOBBEMAN Davis Hall Dormitory Muscatine, Iowa Northbrook, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois r Ni •1

N *;

DAVID KOEHLER RAYMOND KOEPPEL JAMES KRAFT JOHN KRESL DUANE KROB TIMOTHY KUBERSKI Harmon, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Princeville, Illinois Dwight, Illinois Silvis, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois r

v

THOMAS KURTZ JOHN LACROSSE MACK LAUGHRIN WILLIAM LEGO ROBERT LEHMAN CHARLES LEIR Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Savanna, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Joliet, Illinois Davenport, Iowa (Deceased March 21, 1961) % U-

* ; A »ftv

RAYMOND LINDEN JOHN LIZZADRO DAVID LOFTUS KENNETH LUDDEN CARMEN LUISI Aurora, Illinois Elmhurst, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Chicago, Illinois

1

X

WILLIAM LYONS WILLIAM MADDEN MICHAEL MALCHIODI LEONARD MALISZEWSKI JOHN MALONE Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Peoria, Illinois

• 4 ROBERT MANTONYA RALPH MARASCO DENNIS MARTIN ROBERT MASON fefctJOHN MAZUR MICHAELi MCALEE R Canton, Illinois Des Moines, Iowa Burlington, Iowa Moline, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Kenosha, Wisconsin

45 4ik % i 4- EUGENE MCCABE JOHN MCCANN LAWRENCE MCCANN CHARLES MCCARTHY ROBERT MCCARTHY TERRY MCCLEARY Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Clinton, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

"\s

x

' \ Wmwm HB DANIEL MCCLIMON DAVID MCGINN DANIEL MCGINNIS PATRICK MCGIVNEY STEPHEN MCGRATH WILLIAM MCGUFFAGE LeClaire, Iowa Rock Falls, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois Perry, Iowa Peoria Heights, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

,x

./*>* • ! 4 I. %'\ ' V i. \ # ' ' ,/ ••Pi WILLIAM MCNALLY DONALD MEISMER PAUL MENKE JAMES MEYER THOMAS MEYER JOHN MIKESCH Grinnell, Iowa Peoria, Illinois Stockport, Iowa Rock Falls, Illinois Broadview, Illinois Des Moines, Iowa

0^^m"%

. V 4^ 1 DAVID MOONEY MICHAEL MORSON DOUGLAS MOTT CLARENCE MOUGIN JOHN MUELLER HOWARD MISENER Clinton, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Mason City, Iowa Fairfield, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Morris, Illinois

46 K /-A »A I, I \ K WILLIAM MULVANEY JAMES MURPHY MICHAEL MURPHY MICHAEL NAGLE JEROME NELSON KEVIN NESTOR Deerfield, Illinois Davenport, Iowa East Moline, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Evergreen Park, Illinois iii

~~&V7 X>

MICHAEL NOLAN DOUGLAS NORMAN DONALD NORMOYLE THOMAS O'BRIEN JOSEPH O'CONNELL JACK O'CONNOR Mount Prospect, Illinois East Moline, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Sargeant, Minnesota Chicago, Illinois Crystal Lake, Illinois O -•

V I 1 / THOMAS O'CONNOR WILLIAM O'KEEFE WAYNE PARKER THOMAS PATTERSON WILLIAM PAVESIC DARRELL PETERS Clinton, Iowa Atchison, Kansas Davenport, Iowa Keokuk, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Long Grove, Iowa £t O O

A '*" m%%t, Iftftftftft^ Ax Mi \ EDWARD PIERCE ALFRED POLENZANI FREDERICK POWERS PAUL RASCH MICHAEL REID Newton, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Harmon, Illinois Dundee, Illinois Iowa City, Iowa THOMAS REIDY Chicago, Illinois

47 -+ sn m —* J MI _ — -

EMERY RHODES JEFFERY RHYAN MARK ROBERTS RONALD ROTHERT THOMAS RUPPE DENNIS RURY Bloomington, Illinois Waukegan, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Clinton, Iowa South Bend, Indiana Bettendorf, Iowa

&: m- m~" \

•/'

MICHAEL RUSSELL ROBERT RUSSELL DELMAR SCANNELL Chicago, Illinois Riverside, Illinois Lorain, Ohio

ftfftft " ' '

O sT ** i ^ €*••

:- lift Shrine of the Blessed Virgin LEO SCHIERBROCK JOHN SCHIFERL FRANK SCHNIEDERJON Vail, Iowa Beloit, Wisconsin Effingham, Illinois

I

BERNARD SCHULTE NICHOLAS SEGALLA THOMAS SEITZ PAUL SEVENING PATRICK SHANNON TERRENCE SHEA Marengo, Iowa Rockford, Illinois Moline, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Metamora, Illinois

48 f~* f^\ **&r * 0 K

1 III •

• • *? * \ * I I" \ g ar KENNETH SMERILLO CHARLES SLADEK MICHAEL SLOCK PATRICK SHOVLAIN ROBERT SIERK RONALD SIMPSON Rock Island, Illinois Moline, Illinois Cleveland, Ohio Melrose, Iowa LeClaire, Iowa Chicago, Illinois

00^ m m • !• Ik • r * *$jjm~ ^^

n > ^ *^ \^ ««*.- T^ j8***^ *^> - * ^: »f

1

Amm fl ^^\ f^l 1^™^ I

RONALD SUMMERS RONALD SWARTZ DONALD STEINGREABER JAMES STULIR RAYMOND SULLIVAN LARRY STANGL Chicago, Illinois Elgin, Illinois Linden, Iowa Knoxville, Iowa Burlington, Iowa Moline, Illinois

4^^^

X

mA MARTIN TOOHILL RAYMOND TRIMBLE TERRANCE THIESSEN JAMES THOMAS LEE TAPPER CHESTER THERRIEN Clinton, Iowa East Moline, Illinois Wapella, Illinois DeWitt, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois p,

ROBERT TRUSTY DANVERS TUBBS THOMAS VANDERSLICE JAMES VAN LERBERGHE JOSEPH VAN QUATHEM RALPH VEENKER Fort Dodge, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa East Moline, Illinois East Moline, Illinois George, Iowa

r^y^j

GERALD VENES JOHN WALGRAVE WILLIAM WALSH WILLIAM WALZ MICHAEL WARIN mmGEORGE WARNER Davenport, Iowa Annawan, Illinois Oak Park, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Mount Ayr, Iowa East Moline, Illinois £} C <*•*

% < y

PAUL WATKINS GARY WILDASIN DOUGLAS WILLARD PHILIP WILLIAMS SAMUEL WILLIAMS CURTIS WOLF Chicago, Illinois Tipton, Iowa Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Eldon, Iowa

Un pictured ROBERT BROWN Bettendorf, Iowa

EDGAR WOLGAMOT ROBERT ZEIMET CASIMIR ZGONINA ROBERT OTTO Danville, Illinois Bode, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa

50 Freshmen fnp / «p^-

JAMES MALOOF President Peoria, Illinois

JAMES RYAN Vice-President Albia, Iowa

PAUL MAESTRE Secretary-Treasurer Cedar Rapids, Iowa

EDWARD ABBESS Chicago, Illinois

JOSEPH ALLESSI Westchester, Illinois

I -****» Am ^a«prv^P?^. KENNETH BAECHEL Des Moines, Iowa

ANTHONY BAKER Davenport, Iowa

i ROBERT BAIRD Clinton, Iowa OSCAR ALVAREZ JAMES ANDERSON Lima, Peru Davenport, Iowa RAYMOND BALADAD Chicago, Illinois

MICHAEL ANDERSON LAWRENCE ASHPOLE Fort Madison, Iowa Albany, Illinois . 4 < If

- m. I ^ ^f^s* DONALD BAUGH Bettendorf, Iowa

JOHN BEH Davenport, Iowa

52 RONALD BELLOMY ft Davenport, Iowa

ALFRED BELLUOMINI Chicago, Illinois

CARL BJORGE MICHAEL BLANKENHEIM Fort Madison, Iowa Milwaukee, Wisconsin

DONALD BOCK RICHARD BOHAN DONALD BENDER Davenport, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

MICHAEL BENDER Port Byron, Illinois D, r$

DAVID BENNETT Davenport, Iowa

RICHARD BENNETT Davenport, Iowa

MICHAEL BOLDT Davenport, Iowa

JERRY BONJEAN Jacksonville, Illinois

LAWRENCE BOOS n. Dixon, Illinois

JAMES BENSON JEROME BENZ RONALD BORDEN Rock Island, Illinois Barrington, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

JOHN BERNTSEN THOMAS BIDDLECOMBE Davenport, Iowa Shelbyville, Illinois I rs f^ fls^?^ '«. I *r> 0^ EDWARD BOULE Kankakee, Illinois

DAVE> BOZE kihk\\ Chicago, Illinois 4 53 JOHN BRADY Joliet, Illinois

PATRICK BRADY St. Paul, Minnesota

WILLIAM BUSH ROBERT BUSHEK Chicago, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

«*» <*v v f * l CHARLES BRACKER PA.UL BUTLER MELVIN CARNEY m Davenport, Iowa ^ox River Grove, 111. North English, Iowa

"~~ *m\. Amm THOMAS BREESE ^BBBBW J^m\ Mk AJ^A C$ P ' - ^ , s I llJ Y RiversideCARL BRISC, IllinoiH s KgEr ^1 / Riverside, Illinois mW Mm \ I \ DAVID BROCKMAN mm, Fort Madison, Iowa

r«^*P df% rv MICHAEL CARPENTIER & East Moline, Illinois

JfH fcl% ^fl Btk JAMES CARPENTER A ak

£>{*y I s; sr'. II IJ

m\ m\ im\ '^ -i ' . ( 1 HL M A I HECTOR CARRILLO M §• I Hk Hi mm Rock Island. Illinois DAVID BROWN ROBERT BROWN „ ~ m A SEY Davenport, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa FRANCIS TV1 . Chicago, Illinois

HAROLD BRUNK THOMAS BUECHELE Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

£

/^ T- x U ^ 1 f

PAUL CASTELEIN Prophetstown, Illinois

ROBERT CAWIEZELL Davenport, Iowa

54 Am*.

WILLIAM Cox } * ft) Burlington, Iowa

lk. RICHARD CUTNEY U k

A Bronx, New York k Jfe^ KENNETH CHOQUETTiE RAYMOND CINADR Salix, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

^pS* J^^* DENNIS CLEARY 1ADENNIS COMELL A ttiMmiMX •— ^ Paso, Illinois Roselle, Illinois Stonfw''

JAMES DALY Burlington, Iowa imkik

MARTIN DAVIS ^ 4^ Tallula, Illinois

jfi Hfek. RONALD DEBRUYCKERE A - ^ flto|

^* Moline. Illinois ^k ^^* M a,. . - Lee, Massachusetts ^mi B I Hikl mmmwk ^mmmk la DONALD CORBIN JL% ^^ ^| Ife^ B x ^W^ / Davenport, Iowa m^^^^^^ Am Hk

ROBERT CORCORAN lm«U Chicago, Illinois Unl

JOHN CORDER DENNIS DECRAENE DOMINIC DITULLIO Streator, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Rockford, Illinois

RONALD DONAHUE MICHAEL DONEGAN Ottawa, Illinois Kenilworth, Illinois

DANIEL COSTELLO Dallas Center, Iowa

WILLIAM COTTER Bradford, Illinois Ail 55 JOHN EVANS Homewood, Illinois

HENRY EYNATTEN Peoria, Illinois

JAMES litDONOHOE JOHN *DOOLIN 1im\ Long Branch, N. J. Chicago, Illinois

DAVE DORRIS WILLIAM DOSTAL RICHARD FAORO Davenport, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois

JOHN FATINI Peoria, Illinois

MICHAEL FAY tlmmm Cedar Rapids, Iowa ROBERT FEARIS Peoria, Illinois

[mifT'^fr *%< THOMAS DUNN Joliet, Illinois

VINCENT DUNN Morris, Illinois AS ,- I

DAVID EDWARDS Rock Island, Illinois RICHARD ticK RONALD FISTER EDWARD EHRHARDT Davenport, Iowa DeKalb, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

MICHAEL FITZPATRICK HAROLD FLYNN kk m Mount Pleasant, Iowa Rochester, New York

MICHAEL ELWOOD Williamsburg, Iowa

JOHN EMRY Ottumwa, Iowa ^mm 56 THOMAS FLYNN Davenport, Iowa

JAMES FOSTER Davenport, Iowa

FRED GEORGE DAVTO GERBER Peoria, Illinois Tiskilwa, Illinois

THOMAS FRESHLEY EDWARD GERCAS JAMES GERKE Niles, Michigan Chicago, Illinois Port Byron, Illinois

ROBERT FRITZ Chicago, Illinois

DANIEL FUERTGES Bradford, Illinois *

|p% £{ JOSEPH FUHS PfllliA ^mmWi ^%lu ^dm^mmmX m JL Chicago. Illinois % ^J^"**^

m IS I JOSEPH GIANNELLI * \ rf *ji Bkl ill Chicago, Illinois

jjjjj jfe^ JOHN GILL A

ei, JH Ik Aurora, Illinois ^? ^.

pnill • THOMAS GILLMAN ^ ^ * • »* p lUiB J Moline, Illinois

CLAUDE GADBOIS VINCENT GAVIN Kankakee, Illinois Chicago, Illinois ^i . „,. , D Chicago, Illinois

CHARLES GENTILE DAVID GEORGE ft, Bellwood, Illinois DeWitt, Iowa

^ RICHARD GLESS w\* DavenportDavenport,, IowIowa ^m /'^ m WILLIAM GLUBA M», Davenport, Iowa 57 f ~«? * - -~ *• PATRIC...... K GREGA. oN f *• 4 f .rj Keswick, Iowa

JAMES GRIFFEY Fort Dodge, Iowa

tTIMOTHY tGOFFAR RAYMOND GONDEK Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois

JOSEPH GOODLOVE ROGER GORMAN FRED GROSS •*" \^% Swisher, Iowa Elmhurst, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

lk mk wmm\ ^RED HADANK JjK

r 1 mm m\\ Peoria, Illinois A Mm . •- mm ^ ) gJiM

RICHARD HAESAERT Moline, Illinois

mm Hk dmk Ifek WALTER HALM S lo^^ m JP Hk Ottawa, Illinois ^ J8

tr** I EDWARD GORMEL BNP Ji Nunda, New York §j • » ^ v I GARY GRAHAM ,jwl tek jpfl8Bfc*w \ Davenport, Iowa JB ^^Bk ** ^k

^ t. inn 1 M\k

^ "^HWf GEORGE GREENE ft JH B £iLM " ' WestchesterMICHAE, IllinoiL GREENs E %PATRIC ^ K«i HAMILTOW N MICHAEL IklHAMME! S Lake Forest, Illinois Canton' Illm0ls Davenport, Iowa

WENDELL HANSON EUGENE HARDIEK Kankakee, Illinois Teutopolis, Illinois

LAWRENCE GRIEF Detroit, Michigan

HENRY GREINER Keota, Iowa

58 if i .-•-tfcl kkltls I T ' l- I ..BIJ^1^"^

rr

""wpfff isssin '

East Hall Dormitory

RICHARD HELMER JOSEPH HENDERSON , Fm IRWIN HART Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Western Springs, 111.

RICHARD HASENMILLER a*s- Davenport, Iowa

\ A **J mm.m m*.

EDWARD HENKHAUS kj Wood River, Illinois ARTHUR HASS JAMES HAYS GEORGE HENDRICKSON Rock Island, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Alton, Illinois

JOHN HEBBELN JOHN HEDRICK Matherville, Illinois Penfield, Illinois

DANIEL HIESTERMAN Durant, Iowa

MICHAEL HILL Edwardsville, Illinois 4*1 I 59 0 mutM^ fg*.***: mmWKmh I wft .^T'W^r ROBERT HINKEY ^^P^ #€f^ Ottawa, Illinois

JAMES HOAR Albany, New York .\

ft;' A ^\J VINCENT HUNT PATRICK HURLEY Bettendorf, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa

BRYAN HOGAN GERALD HYBKE JOHN HYLAND Mundelein, Illinois Moline, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

JAMES HOLLAND Iowa City, Iowa

THOMAS HOUGHTON Bettendorf, Iowa AmtA JAMES HOWARD West Liberty, Iowa

GARY ISENBERG Davenport, Iowa

WARREN JAFVERT Davenport, Iowa

"* *"* DAVID JAYJACK East Chicago, Indiana JOHN HOWARD VERNON HUBKA Des Moines, Iowa Arlington, Virginia ROBERT JIROUT Chicago, Illinois

GREGORY HUGH MICHAEL HUGHES Chicago, Illinois Ottawa, Illinois

^^^T^

ARTHUR JOHNSON Davenport, Iowa

JAMES JOHNSON Davenport, Iowa

60 JOHN JORDAN Chicago, Illinois M GERALD KANE Davenport, Iowa

CHARLES KIMBALL JAMES KING Charlotte, Iowa Clinton, Iowa

JOHN KEATING KENNETH KLEIN JOHN KLINGENMEIER Ottawa, Illinois I°wa City, Iowa Oak Park, Illinois

FRANCIS KEEFE Clinton, Iowa

DAVID KELCH Morton, Illinois

JAMES KELLY mkdA East Moline, Illinois

FRANK KLUTS Chicago, Illinois

JAMES KNIGHT m* Western Springs, 111.

RAYMOND KOGUT Chicago, Illinois JOHN KENNEDY JAMES KERFIN Ottawa, Illinois Chicago, Illinois ERW.IN KORCZYNSKKORCZYNSKI Chicago, Illinois

JOHN KETELAAR CARL KIEFER Davenport, Iowa Riverside, Iowa

m ^

GEORGE KUNTZ A Burlington, Iowa \ *-* k-\ mm » iMHHMMJNPR fyiiiDo: v'

61 V-. / V_/ . ^ *• w CLARK LEVSEN . # Maquoketa, Iowa

f 4| HARRY LOEFGREN g irffes^ !•" • Rochelle, Illinois

JOHN KUTKOSKI MICHELANGELO LAMENDOLA Hammond, Indiana Beloit, Wisconsin

/^9*i ARLEN LAMONT JOHN LANGAN MICHAEL LOHF ft""5'^ ^ Long Grove, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Buffalo, Iowa

Mm 1^ MARK LOVE ^t. .,,.• mmmmm p ft-'^**"*i>' ^^fc Ottumwa, Iowa khi^^A^ jjfi f ' * m1^^ i | ^5 ft L JI ChicagoGEORGE, IllinoiLUCE s 1 HHHHI iJISHBK Chicago, Illinois RONALD LUDDEN Fort Madison, Iowa ™ --. * f-. •- -* CHARLES LEAHY Crystal Lake, Illinois v 4 EDWARD LEAHY Crystal Lake, Illinois l \t -r* ^

JEROME LEAKE II •• 1 Chicago, Illinois a - IV

Jf " T DENNIS LUCKRITZ RICHARD MACEK r 0H * r J N LEKIN Clinton, Iowa East Chicago, Indiana •\ \ dfc.Ik Iowa Clty> Iowa J p |L1 M /| DONALD MACKEY PATRICK MACKEY J M * % (HK Kankakee, Illinois Galesburg, Illinois

MICHAEL LEMON Keokuk, Iowa

RICHARD LEONARD 4 Davenport, Iowa \ •ii t no \ \i 62 ?f * ~ MICHL MCGEE Davenport, Iowa I AI THOMA*"S MCGUIR E . imk\\^8^ ^^k WILLIAM MAHER EDWARD MALINOSKI ^m^dmWmmSL JM^ Davenport, Iowa Minonk, Illinois r ^

DAVID MALLIE MARVIN MARIMAN GEORGE MCKINZIE Mechanicsville, Iowa Cambridge, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Ja.uuuu6v,, "»"»- uavenport, iowa ^jjSjfcj^^, MICHAE"L MCLINDE "N i jfl A il^^l i JF mmmmmm mmmmmmmmw A A k ~~""* ff ^

It fi • Bk ; LAWRENCE MCNERTNEY 11 H •• & JHIB Eldora, Iowa

dmmm fek ^'''^^k PATRICK MEEGAN ^Jk dM l*W . |f , •m Chicago, Illinois I gWm,I i VvAj^ ^ -^§^% VINGENE MARTENS | • Ik II Davennort. Iowa « ™ 111.™ ..A * Jf ^f JAMES MARTIN JP Pk I Hk ,,v i^HB Rock Island, Illinois / \ f^^ ?

LUTHER MCADAMS Chicago, Illinois MICHAEL MEEHAN JOHN MEENAN PATRICK MCALEER Crystal Lake? Illinois Rock Island? niinois Independence, Iowa

DANIEL MELTON ALAN MEYER »;' kit Bellevue, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

GEORGE MCCARTHY Davenport, Iowa

f * ^^ DOUGLAS MCFAUL jJmmm\, Iki #M^H^f c Chicago, Illinois Ikif_J| Bk w.c 63 f**< DAVID MICHALEK Victor, Iowa

DOUGLAS MILLER Dixon, Illinois i !*\ THOMAS MULVIHILL GREGORY MOWRY Davenport, Iowa Appleton, Wisconsin

PATRICK MURPHY JAY MILLER WILLIAM MUNRO Wellman, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Rockford, Illinois

STEVEN MILLER mimim Mount Prospect, 111. r* ft

LARRY MONTFORD Davenport, Iowa

GERALD MOON Peoria, Illinois

ROBERT MURPHY Alton, Illinois

THOMAS MYERS Davenport, Iowa

Students stroll toward the Administration Building

ARTHUR MORENO RICHARD MORRIS Blue Island, Illinois Tiskilwa, Illinois

MICHAEL MOSELEY JEROLD MOSIER Milan, Illinois Buffalo, Iowa

^*r •*•*,

64 O f^r GERALD OTTEN ft ^5 Davenport, Iowa •* W **r mm

DENNIS O'TOOLE Davenport, Iowa

JAMES NICKLES THOMAS NOLAN McCausland, Iowa Clinton, Iowa

RICHARD OBERHOLZ KENNETH O'BRIEN KENNETH PALMISANO Sterling, Iowa Evergreen Park, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

PETER PAULOS Davenport, Iowa

FREDERICK PAYSEN Clinton, Iowa

STEWART PECK Davenport, Iowa

WILLIAM O'CONNOR Donahue, Iowa

RICHARD ORTMAN Rock Island, Illinois

DAVID PETERSEN LEE PETERSEN DeWitt, Iowa Clinton, Iowa

JOHN PICHMAN ROGER PLICHTA Warrenville, Illinois Chicago, Illinois ft f*t • it m1

65 I a~ m GEORGE POGGTOT.POGGIOLII . *"? Brooklyn, New York

NEIL POHLMEYER Fort Madison, Iowa

" : • ** • m^. m\ A RONALD REHMANN JAMES REILLY Davenport, Iowa Chicago, Illinois p

*^r -^ »,. THOMAS POMBERC ROBERT REISINGER RONNIE RIEPE y " ^~ SalemSalem, IowTowaa Davenport, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

GERALD PRINSTER St. Charles, Missouri

ft ft.

CHARLES QUILTY Moline, Illinois I kwm JAMES QUINN Rock Island, Illinois dmmmmk

BRYAN ROBB ii St. Louis, Missouri jp jtfl life, CHARLES ROCHFORD %

f*\

RANDOLPH ROFFMAN Hi n I Streator, Illinois WILLIAM QUINN WILLIAM REARDON T n Chicago, Illinois Riverside, Illinois }lMES ROMBERG ° Chicago, Illinois

CHARLES REDEKER THOMAS REGAN Agency, Iowa Rockford, Illinois i i I iji i

JOHN ROSA Chicago, Illinois

GEORGE ROSS ^Bk. m%\\A^Mk Chicago. Illinois mmMB. ^k v< 66 MICHAEL SCHAECHER Davenport, Iowa

LARRY SCHIRCK Carroll, Iowa ( m DANNY RUEBUSII DONALD RUFFUS Lomax, Illinois Decatur, Illinois

ft GEORGE RUMP KENNETH RUNNFELDT ULRICH SCHNEEKLOTH Burlington, Iowa Winnetka, Illinois Davenport, Iowa

WILLIAM SCHUESSLER Crystal Lake, Illinois

oftS i Imm \ m drnWrnm. 6 v MmmWM 1 RICHARD SCHWEBEL Normal, Illinois

MICHAEL SENG 0**k Awmt Lost Nation, Iowa

• * ft) ^ «r* RICHARD RUSOVICK Pueblo, Colorado

RONALD RZEPIELA Chicago, Illinois

ROBERT SALOMONE Ottawa, Illinois ttkm PATRICK SHEA CHARLES SHERIDAN DAVID SANDERS Eureka, Illinois DeWitt, Iowa Fort Dodge, Iowa

ROBERT SIMMONS SPALDING SLEVIN I I* I Moline, Illinois Peoria, Illinois

ft RICHARD SARDELLI Cleveland, Ohio

JOSEPH SCANDROLI Rockford, Illinois •

ft ft ft ft RONALD STORCH *""» i ' |l ' Mount Carroll, Illinois

RONALD STRAWHACKER Bettendorf, Iowa ••• 1 i DELOSS SMITH RICHARD SMITH Tipton, Iowa Bloomington, Illinois

DONALD SMITHEY GERALD SNARSKI T a Durant, Iowa Chicago, Illinois JOSEPH STUTZ m ft, Alton, Illinois

JOHN SULLIVAN Chicago, Illinois

f^%, i T 'ft

•9 / r

/m ^^ f 1 f ? w —> W

IV 1 WJKUl Waterloo, Iowa . *

Mmt fc| yarfw illfe. MARTIN SUMMA A ^ Mk^ JHHH ip vf^ Westbury, New York •^^| 1 M

DONALD SNYDER 111 jH Davenport. Iowa mmWMmm mwBi

WILLIAM SNYDER Davenport, Iowa A | #% ki i \ytf \ , 1 I . % 1 LELAND SPAHN Davenport, Iowa W ' / JAMES SPELMAN THOMAS SWEZENSKI PAUL TAETS Durand, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Moline, Illinois

JAMES TEBOCKHORST GEORGE TIBBETTS Moline, Illinois Muscatine, Iowa

~^f**f *! t^^Jx J GEORGE STECKEL r^w^/F Moline, Illinois

^^# ^k DARRELL STEFFENSMEIER ^ y

—^—» .mi ilium™ «*^^^^« •MH ••••m 68 ffOTi^.

JOSEPH TOOHILL m ft Farmington, Illinois ^B1. if RONALD TRIMBLE DeWitt, Iowa

GERALD VERDUN JAMES VITO Odell, Illinois Chicago, Illinois

LARRY TROLLAN FRED WALKER JAMES WALLACE Bettendorf, Iowa Roadhouse, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa

•*' MICHAEL TUOHY Chicago, Illinois

^4*** *w^

JAMES UNIEK Chicago, Illinois i DANIEL VANCOILLIE Moline, Illinois

ROBERT WEAVER *• m Lawrel, Mississippi

DENNY WEBER Davenport, Iowa mm

3/*. ft*- f MICHAEL WEINRICH Burlington, Iowa IICHAEL VANDEKERCKHOVE JAMES VANLAUWE Moline, Illinois Moline, Illinois JOHN WEINSTEIN Peoria, Illinois

RICHARD VANYO JAMES VENZON Ballston Spa, New York Peoria, Illinois C5 ^i PATRICK WELSH Lake Forrest, Illinois

STEPHEN WEST Davenport, Iowa I \ 69 ANTHONY WESTERMAN Carlyle, Illinois

DAvro WILGER f j Chicago, Illinois WALTER ZACHMEYER WILLIAM ZAUG J3""*8! Burlington, Iowa Chicago, Illinois

KENNETH ZERA WILLIAM ZERBE DAVID WILKENS Milwaukee, Wisconsin Davenport, Iowa Carroll, Iowa

THOMAS WILLERS Davenport, Iowa

ft

GORDON WINGERT Bettendorf, Iowa I KENNETH WINNE Wyoming, Illinois

ft. ft

m' JM M

<«rx"

JAYfiikil ZEUG FRANCIS ZICKUS Oak Lawn, Illinois Chicago, Illinois ill ^ V ARTHUR WINTER CHARLES YOCHUM Rock Island, Illinois Ottumwa, Iowa

MICHAEL YOUNG JOHN ZABER Un pictured Chicago, Illinois Moline, Illinois HARRY ALTER Davenport, Iowa

DARRELL KEOGH Chicago, Illinois

THOMAS MEYER 1 / \ Coralville, Iowa

DEAN YOUNG Davenport, Iowa

70 Nurses

'"••%mm mmmm '••llllll 72 ^

CATHY KENNEDY MARY ELLEN KIRSCH JOYCE KUK ELEANOR M. LANE Ottawa, Illinois Waterloo, Iowa Ottawa, Illinois Dubuque, Iowa

Mother of Mercy Chapel Mercy Hospital

, -•

~ JANICE L. LAUSER MARY LOU LIEVEN MARY MALONEY SUSAN JANE MESMER Davenport, Iowa Moline, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Davenport, Iowa JULIE MEYER CAROL MOODY ANN ELIZABETH MOOTS CARYL JANE NEWCOMB ROSALIE NOLL Fort Dodge, Iowa Moline, Illinois Muscatine, Iowa Williamsburg, Iowa Muscatine, Iowa

JANET M. RUDHE CAROL RUMP MARY CLARE SHERIDAN PATRICIA M. SNELL MARY THERESA STOLLEY Davenport, Iowa West Point, Iowa Fulton, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Clinton, Iowa

SHARON SUNDERBRUCH ELLEN WALSH CONNIE LOU ZAHN SISTER MARY CARL, B.S.N. SISTER MARY GARLAND, B.S.N. Davenport, Iowa Riverside, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Dubuque, Iowa Dubuque, Iowa

74 BARBARA BRANDT Davenport, Iowa

JUDITH BURLAGE Davenport, Iowa

JOYCE CHRISTENSEN Rock Island, Illinois

LYNNE CONWAY Des Moines, Iowa

MARGARET CORSIGLIA Davenport, Iowa

MARY ELLEN DAVITT Fairfield, Iowa

PATRICIA BOLDT Davenport, Iowa

DONNA DOLAN BETTE BORN Albany, Illinois Story City, Iowa JEAN DONOHUE Peoria, Illinois

PATRICIA DONOVAN Juniors Chicago, Illinois

ELIZABETH DURAND PATRICIA ENGLAND CAROL LEE FISHER JUDITH FORD MARY ANN HALLIHAN NANCY HOGAN Monmouth, Illinois Sterling, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa

JANICE HORNER CHRISTINE HUMBLE LONNIE KAHLER KAREN KNOLL MARY KAY KNOLL PEGGY KUHLMAN Clinton, Iowa Keokuk, Iowa Clinton, Iowa Sterling, Illinois Algona, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa

\

V

75 ^mJ mL f i ^mJ

tr

\

/ /

\

ANABEL KURIGER MARTHA LYONS MARY JO MARTIN JENEANE MCANDREWS MARILYN MEISENBACII MONICA MERTENS Davenport, Iowa Peru, Illinois Davenport, Iowa Lost Nation, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa

JANICE MILLER LINDA MORRIS JANICE OBERREUTER SHARON O'NEILL BARBARA PATTON MARILYN REGAN Walker, Iowa Galesburg, Illinois Walker, Iowa Chicago, Illinois Hampton, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa

1 Atom./ j^l MARY REYNOLDS ft ..ft Oxford, Iowa 1 * 7 CAROL RILEY n Fort Madison, Iowa LINDA VAN ZELE Moline, Illinois

SALLY WELCH Davenport, Iowa

BARBARA ROMAN Atkinson, Illinois

SANDRA SWEENEY Bloomington, Illinois

\

SUZANNE TOAL Monmouth, Illinois

PAULINE TRILLA Chicago, Illinois \

76 Freshmen BETTI BRANDT Davenport, Iowa

DOLORES BLOUNT Clinton, Iowa

CONSTANCE EDWARDS MARY KAY ELY JEAN BREHENY Keokuk, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa

ROSEMARY CLAYTON Des Moines, Iowa

ANN COOK Davenport, Iowa

MARY RITA DEAN Monmouth, Illinois

FLORENCE EVANS Homewood, Illinois

ELEANOR FAETH Fort Madison, Iowa

ELIZABETH FURLONG Letts, Iowa

JUDITH DEVANEY JANE DOLAND ROSALYN HALL Dubuque, Iowa Bellevue, Iowa Aledo, Illinois

PATRICIA DONOHUE PATRICIA DURAND Iowa City, Iowa Monmouth, Illinois

&\

RITA HOENIG /•* ^ Fort Madison, Iowa "€Tm> JANET HOFFMAN Freeport, Illinois

' ft 77 JAN HOUSTON Iowa City, Iowa

PATRICIA JOYCE Sterling, Illinois

MEREDITH MUELLER JOAN NOWICKI Clinton, Iowa Compton, Illinois

GLORIA PARSONS BARBARA ROGERS CONSTANCE KENNEDY Keokuk, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Galesburg, Illinois

MARY KURIGER Davenport, Iowa «ftfiii

CAROLYN LAURENTI Bradford, Illinois

SUZANNE MALLIE New Boston, Illinois

MAUREEN SCHAAPVELD Muscatine, Iowa

J'NEANE SCHMIT Coggon, Iowa

ROBERTA WALSH Riverside, Iowa

MARY JO MANJOINE CAROL MANNINC BARBARA WERTHMAN Seneca, Illinois Muscatine, Iowa Davenport, Iowa

MARY MARTI JUDITH MAT AS Long Grove, Iowa Streator, Illinois

LYNN WESTCOTT ^ P^ Rock Island, Illinois

BONNIE ZAHN Fort Madison, Iowa iV \

78 SISTER MARY BRIGID, R.S.M. Director of Nursing Education

SISTER MARY ELEANORA, R.S.M. Instructor in Nursing

SISTER MARY JOSEPHUS, R.S.M. Mental Health Co-ordinator

79 Faculty and Administration

The stable foundation of Ambrose is the faculty and administration. Yet these people are also in constant transition. Our faculty continues to study, to do research, to write, to travel, and to par­ ticipate in community affairs, thereby im­ proving themselves and hence the student. Our administration works constantly to provide the best possible study and living conditions for the students. The success of our college depends largely on its faculty and administration.

THE MOST REVEREND RALPH L. HAYES Bishop of Davenport President of the Corporation

The Board of Trustees

K Seidd MisS Gertrude Kell Bisho RSLlKr John Hvnes^^^i" ^^ non^T^Seco ' d ^ J' T ' >' P ^^ Mrs. Phillip Msff'Carf Meinh?! Me £•U f^f - It ™± Mr. J. M. Hutchinson, Mr. Phillip Adler, Msgr. Joseph Wagner, IS • , Melnberg Msgr William Collins, Rev. Harry Toher, Mr. Frank Schierbrock, Rev Frederick McMahan Absent when picture was taken: Msgr. Ambrose Burke, Dr. Donald Carmody, Dr. Walter Foley Sr., Hon. James Gaffnev Msgr RewT DrJ°rGeao%eslanlJr!"^ ^^ ^ J°Seph McCartHy' ^ ^anen McEle"^ Mr" '«« Murply, Ms"^' j3

82 111.

THE RT. REV. MONSIGNOR WILLIAM J. COLLINS, PH.D. President of the College

MISS JUANITA MONHOLLAND, B.S., Registrar REV. FREDERICK J. MCMAHAN, PH.D. Vice-President and Dean of the College

83 MR. CLEMENT G. ALIG, M.A•. MR. CARL J. BELL, M.S. Instructor in Economics and Assistant Professor of Education Business Administration

MR. H. SHANNON BOYD, M.S. Associate Professor of Engineering and Mathematics

REV. JOHN J. BURNS, B.A. Instructor in Religion and Student Chaplain

MR. GEORGE R. BRAMER, M.A. MR. BERNARD J. BORNONG, M.S. Instructor in English Associate Professor of Chemistry

84 MR. DONALD F. CRITCHLOW, M.A. MR. DANIEL J. CAHILL, M.A. Assistant Professor of Education Assistant Professor of English

REV. EDWARD M. CATICH, M.A. Professor of Art

MR. PETER L. DANNER, M.A. Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration

MR. THOMAS F. CHOUTEAU, B.A. PRUDENT C. COUSSENS, PH. D. Assistant Professor of Art Associate Professor of German

85 REV. JOHN P. DOLAN, M.A. Associate Professor of Sociology and Philosophy

MR. MORRIS A. CALSYN, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics

REV. FRANCIS W. DUNCAN, M.A. MR. ROBERT J. DUAX, B.S. Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor of Physical Education

REV. JOHN J. DUNNE, M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish

1

MR. WALLACE M. EVANS, M.B.A. Professor of Accounting

86 JOHN T. GRAHAM, PH.D. Assistant Professor of History

MR. JAMES E. GOEBEL, M.A Instructor in English

MR. JOHN T. FOX, M.S. Assistant Professor of Education

JOHN F. FITZGIBBON, PH.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy

REV. PASQUALE L. FERRARA, S.T.D., P.H.D. Professor of French

87 REV. JOSEPH A. HRATZ, B.S. REV. BERNARD M. KAMERICK, B.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics Associate Professor of Religion

REV. JAMES E. GREENE, M.M. REV. C. F. GRIFFITH, S.T.B., M.A. MR. LYMAN B. HAGEN, M.A. Assistant Professor of Music Professor of History Assistant Professor of English

I S*

#

88 I MR. THOMAS C. HUTCHINSON, B.A. REV. JAMES P. KELLEHER, M.A. MR. NOEL J. KOMASA, B.S. Instructor in Mathematics Associate Professor of English Assistant Professor of Agriculture and Biology

MR. LEO T. KILFOY, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education

MR. GREGORY A. LENSING, M.A. Instructor of Russian and German

.. m^mrn'm . m^^mmmmm m. ft! •:':iiiit«:ft:.

REV. EDWARD L. LEW, S.T.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Religion REV. CLETUS P. MADSEN, S.T.L. Professor of Music

MR. WAYNE A. Loui, B.A. HELLMUTH J. KORNMUELLER, PH.D. MR. CLARENCE J. KRIESA, B.ED. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Philosophy Associate Professor of Music Speech and Drama

90 REV. SEBASTIAN G. MENKE, PH.D. Professor of Latin and Greek Rector of East Hall

REV. FRANCIS E. MARLIN, M.A. MATTHEW M. MCMAHON, P.H.D. Associate Professor of Speech Professor of Political Science

JOHN V. MEADOR, PH.D. REV. CARROLL A. MCGIVERN, B.A. MR. JOHN F. MCGUIRE, M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics and Assistant Professor of Spanish Associate Professor of English Business Administration

91 Ct

MR. PAUL R. MESSBARGER, M.A. MR. ROBERT M. MULLIGAN, B.A. Instructor in English Instructor in Economics and Business Administration

REV. PATRICK W. MCCOY, M.A. Associate Professor of English

MR. JOHN C. NORTON, M.A. Assistant Professor of Political Science

REV. EDWARD M. O'CONNOR, S.T.B., PH.D. Professor of Philosophy

92 MR. RAYMOND O'DEA, M.A. MR. ROY L. OWEN, B.A. Assistant Professor of English Instructor in Physical Education

REV. WILLIAM T. O'CONNOR, S.T.B., PH.D. Professor of Philosophy and Sociology

< mm

X m.

MR. ROBERT J. POROD, M.A. Instructor in Chemistry

Miss AGNES C. RENNER, M.A. Associate Professor of Geography and History

93 REV. URBAN E. RUHL, M.A. Associate Professor of Sociology

MR. LESLIE E. SCHAEFER, M.A. MR. JAMES D. RESNICK, M.S. Associate Professor of Speech and Drama Assistant Professor of Chemistry

MR. JOHN W. SCHMITS, B.A. Instructor in Art

MR. WENDELL SMITH, B.A. Instructor in Biology

REV. JOHN S. SMITH, Ph.D. Instructor in History

REV. CHARLES C. SCHEPLER, M.A. Dean of Men REV. HERMAN A. STRUB, M.A. # Assistant Professor of Religion tr

MR. ROBERT SUTTON, M.Ed. •*+ ^T^ Associate Professor of Music

MR. EDWIN M. VAUGHAN, M.S. Professor of Physics

REV. CARL S. RICE, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology

MARY M. VINJE, Ph.D. Professor of Biology MR. ROBERT 0. TAYLOR Office Manager

MR. EDWIN V. LYON Business Manager

REV. FRED A. VERBECKMOES MR. DONALD JUDGE Bookstore MR. JOHN MORRISSEY Admissions Maintenance I

96 •n*m

MR. CHARLES STEILEN Associate Director of Public Ketations and Development

MR. CHARLES E. DOUGHERTY Director of Public Relations and Development

MR. DANA F. KELLERMAN Public Information Miss ELEANOR KOESTER Librarian MR. WILLIAM SPRATT Food Services

97 t

MRS. EVALINE WEIR Switchboard

MRS. FLORENCE DELEVERE and Miss PATRICIA MCCABE, Registrars Office

Miss ELVA MICHL and Miss BETTY WILSON, Business Office iiiiftift,.,i ^ wmmmmfm* 111 llil

*.... 1 1

MRS. RUTH PEACOCK i Development Office

-*•••*"'"

98 Miss SARA DUFFY and MRS. KATHY FERRIS Library Assistants

MRS. RACHEL FICK, Placement Bureau

MRS. MARGARET WESTPHAL, Testing Office

MRS. ROMA BOYD and MRS. JOANN LINNBERG Bookstore

99 American Association of University Professors, Organized 1914 St. Ambrose Chapter Founded 1958 Membership: 35

DR. JOHN FITZGIBBON, President MR. DANIEL CAHILL, Secretary

Miss AGNES RENNER, Vice-President MR. LEO KILFOY, Treasurer

Board Members: REV. FRANCIS MARLIN and MR. LYMAN HAGEN

Part-Time Faculty

MR. FLOYD GOAR, B.A. MR. JOHN J. HIEBING, B.S., C.P.A. MR. EDMUND L. SHAPLEY, Lecturer in Physics Lecturer in Accounting B.S.B.A, C.P.A. Lecturer in Accounting MR. MATTHEW W. HART, J.D. MR. HERBERT J. HODGES Lecturer in Economics and Lecturer in Economics and MRS. MARILYN STEVENSON, M.MUS. Business Administration Business Administration Assistant in Music

MR. STEPHEN A. HART, J.D. HON. CLAY LEGRAND, LL.B. MR. URBAN F. STRATMAN, B.S. Lecturer in Accounting Lecturer in Economics and Lecturer in Physics Business Administration MR. WILLIAM HENIGBAUM, B.MUS. Miss MARIA WEISS, Maestro Scolari Assistant in Music MR. JOHN D. MCCALL, B.S. Assistant in Music Lecturer in Physics

MR. JOHN E. NAGLE, J.D., C.P.A. Lecturer in Accounting

100 Seminary Department

*

•1-. Manning Club

First row: G. Tibbetts, J. Leake, G. Abbott, D. Stefensmeier, R. Dolan, E. Korczynski, D Malhe P. Butler T. Thiessen, D Luckntz, B Keefe, J. Dalton, R. Baird, L Farrell. Second row: J. Horton, J. Gilroy, D. Eldred, M. Nagle, R. Eldred, W. Schuessler, W Dostal, A. Johnson, C. Sher- dan F Payson G. Boyle, J. Tegtmeyer, J. O'Brien, J. Sparks. Third row: V. Valainis, L. Feeney, D Martin J. King, J. Keeney, 1. Spiegel R.Lalor, J Bernsten J LekinV Barclift, T. Reidy, J. Kerfin. Fourth row: P. Muller, J. Kobbeman, J. Howard, L Brafman W. Hochmuth, J Anderson, R. Roth M. DoyL M. Morrissey'. Fifth rlw: R. Spiegel, R. Ludden, R. Dura, G. Warner. Sixth row: W. Walz, K. Klem J Ahrens, R. Jackson. K Rhodes, J. Murphy, E. Wolgamot, M. Hart, W. Utz, E. Pierce, J. Sullivan. Not present for this picture: H. Greiner, J. Hebbeln, J. Meenan, L. Montford.

102 •****

%

«j»<

103 Vested Choir

m ftftftiiit »ii mmmm. ft*

104 — •• . :-ft

A Sunday afternoon conversation includes J. Kobbeman, J. Howard, J. Aherns, and K. Klein.

m * - m,. i

J. Tegtmeyer entertains at the annual Christmas Party. Rural Life Field Day: D. Eldred, E. Rhodes. R. Barclift, R. Jackson, W. Walz.

105 CHALICE, vestments, ceremonies — and all outward signs of the Mass — compose a picture that becomes the symbol of all that the future Altar Christus seeks in his aspiration to the priesthood.

II

William Hochmuth, Master of Ceremonies

SACRED SONG embraces the Altar and unites itself with the ceremonies in effecting in the hearts and minds of the faithful the true meaning and sentiment of the Mass — the re- enactment of Calvary and the mysti­ cal union with its Innocent Victim.

Marvin Doyle, Mission Society

Michael Morrissey, Director of Music

Although the Apostolate of the MIS­ SIONS is not immediate, the semi­ narian by prayer, study and donation contributes to this vital, corporal work of the Church. "The fact of the missions reveals the Church's faith in herself as the Catholic unity of mankind."

106 Mercy Life Student Council

Student Council officers include: Mary Dunlap, SAC representative, Marilyn Regan, Vice-President, Connie Zahn, President, Ellen Walsh, Secretary, Mary Ellen Kirsch, Treasurer.

Sodality

Gracie Bucheit, Linda VanZele, Rosie Bockes, Mary Ellen Davitt, Mary Stolley, Mary Kay Brown.

108 Senior Class Officers. Seated, Mary Helen Busch, President, Mary Lou Lieven, Secretary. Standing, Julie Meyer, Vice-President, Mary Clare Sheridan, Secretary.

Freshmen Class Officers. Irene Schapvald, Treasurer, Rosalyn Hall, Secretary, Judy Matas, Vice-President, Carolyn Laurenti, Presi­ dent.

Junior Class Officers. Judy Ford, Secretary, Jan Horner, Treasurer, Barb Roman, President, Linda Morris, Vice-President. Dutch cleanser — whipping cream treatment!

Hi Cutie! Two stripes to go.

* * >*.. ml

"Butch" dares a grand slam.

The Mercyville diet!

Getting drunk with knowledge.

110 Anticipating our winter vacation.

Stars on Ice!

Our Olympic Champs?

Mercy representatives on the Ambrosian News, Sue Messmer, Peggy Kuhlman, and Caryle Newcomb.

The Diamond Ring. (Ed. Note. Success at last!)

in Athletics

The 1960-61 school year found bas­ ketball assuming greater prominence as the top intercollegiate sport here at St. Ambrose. A greater emphasis was also placed on participation in intramural athletics. The intramural program, already one of the finest in the Midwest, un­ derwent considerable expansion. Dur­ ing the course of the year football and wrestling were enthusiastically welcomed as additions. The program was planned so that everyone, no matter what his interests were would have ample opportunity to participate.

/

nX 0 Tom Seitz, John Cahill, Ken Denzel, Ron Bohls, John Lingle, Bill Lego, Coach Bob Duax, Ron Summers, Mike McAleer, Jerry Lotz, Mike Duax, Terry McCleary, Carl Kaufmann. Seated, Trainer Bob Mantonya, Manager Bill Duax.

Season Record 11-13 SAC Opp. SAC Opp. 73 Platteville State 80 78 Loras 67 90 Western Illinois 94 87 Coe 67 63 St. Mary's 57 87 Dubuque U 98 77 Christian Brothers 73 72 Rockhurst 53 98 St. Norbert 95 73 Lincoln U 88 85 Creighton U 97 67 Quincy 77 60 Iowa St. Teachers 96 66 Creighton U 82 64 MacMurray 89 64 Regis 76 83 Parsons 70 100 Loras 92 79 Quincy 74 73 Western 111 90 95 Iowa Wesleyan 59 58 Lewis 104 83 Lewis 72 64 Luther 73

114 The 1960-61 Bee Cagers, under the able direction of Coach Bob Duax, compiled a record of 11 wins and 13 losses. Facing some of the top small college teams in the country, the Bees always played an interesting and en­ joyable style of basketball. After getting off to a dismal start, the round bailers were able to run a string of six wins before falling to an inspired Dubuque U. Team. After this upset, victories were hard to come by. The last win came over archrival Loras and gave St. Ambrose posses­ sion of the new Victory Bell. A major factor in the Bee offense was sharpshooting Senior guard John Cahill. With a variety of shots, Butch took scoring honors by pouring through 418 points for a 17 point average for 24 games. This pushed his three and a half year total to 1,122 points and places him fifth in St. Ambrose scoring history. With one semester of eligibility left, it is cer­ tain that he will attain new heights next year. John is a capable floor general and all around fine guard. He was elected Most Valuable Player by his teammates, and was named on many all opponent squads by teams he faced. Rebounding honors were shared by forwards Ron Bohls and John Lingle. Each hauled down 188 rebounds during the course of the season. Lingle was singled out by his teammates as the one who con­ tributed most to team spirit.

Senior Guard John Cahill Weve Got the Bell!!

Coach Duax, Student Council President Bill Duax, Chicago Club President Larry Rafferty, and Athletic Director Leo Kilfoy admire the new Victory Bell donated by the Chicago Club. This trophy signifies the rivalry be­ tween St. Ambrose and Loras and replaces the old Bell which was retired by St. Am­ brose when both schools dropped football. The Bees took possession of the new Bell by defeating the Duhawks twice during the season. The Bees In Action

What Goes Up

Lookout! Here comes Butch P| * ^ - - ,^M?p*?

Jumpin John tips in two. 116 / got the Shooter!

Hey Ron, need some help?

Lotsa Lotz! Waxie stuffs

mimm Bohls stretches for a rebound

Speedy Seitz drives

<•-. ,11(11

m m Lingle fires a jump shot f. 118 aDBM" Team

Standing: Coach Leo Kilfoy, Ken Denzel, Mike McAleer, Steve Jensen, Ron Goble, Manager Dave Bauer. Kneeling: Gary Less, Bob Carroll, Tom Nolan, Chuck Quilty.

Under the direction of Coach Kilfoy the Baby Bees compiled a 4-6 record. Two of these losses were sustained Season Record 4-6 after semesters when several players were moved up to the varsity. The SAC Opp. "B" team grooms players for varsity 76 Western Illinois 79 service by acquainting them with the 79 Powers Tap 71 type of offense and defense utilized 73 Iowa Wesleyan 51 by the varsity. 70 Palmer School 88 Bob Carroll, a transfer student, 59 Powers Tap 77 came away with both scoring and re­ 89 Loras 95 bounding honors. He averaged 12.7 91 Coe 69 points and 10 rebounds per game. 83 Palmer School 64 69 Loras 77 Nolan clears the boards.

Everybody wants to get into the act.

mmmW ^WmmmmmmWmmWmWmmmmm Goble in a more serious moment. 120 The "Baby Jf At Work

i < i

Gee, look at those guys jump!

Carroll taps in two. D. Gross, J. Klinger, R. Kogut, C. Bubany, D. Braida, G. Elias, F. Plumley.

Golf Schedule-1961

April 13 Western Illinois There The 1961 Golf team had several April 17 Parsons Here experienced men return from last April 24 Platteville State, Loras .... Here year's team which finished with April 28 Drake Relays Tournament .There an impressive 9-3-1 record. Paced May 6 Rockford Here by C. Bubany and D. Gross they May 8 Western Illinois Here hoped to improve on this, and May 11 Loras There with the expected help of the new­ May 12 Platteville State There comers there was much room for May 16 Parsons There optimism. May 20 Rockford, Bradley, 111. Normal at Rockford

122 Kneeling: J. Hicks, V. Peterschmidt, J. Bloom, W. Underwood, R. Baladad. Standing: Coach, Rev J. Hratz, R. Kogut, R. Rehmann, G. McCabe, R. Bloom.

Tennis

This year's tennis team, captained by John Bloom, set out to match last year's perfect season. A con­ Schedule-1961 sistent Midwestern power, the Bee tennis team had five men return April 15 Western Illinois Here from a squad which last year went April 19 Northern Illinois U There undefeated. These five along with April 23 Loras College There several promising newcomers gave April 29 Eastern Illinois U Here experience as well as depth to the May 6 Platteville State Here squad. May 9 Dubuque University There Much of the success of the ten­ May 11 Quincy College There nis team can be attributed to the May 13 Marquette University Here fine coaching of Rev. Joseph Hratz May 20 Drake University There who has built St. Ambrose into the tennis power it now is.

123 Sitting: T. Theissen, D. Foehringer, C. Sladek. Kneeling: J. Bradshaw, K. Choqquet, J. Giannelli, M. Bohan, G. Abbot, J. Rhyan, T. Comerford, J. Kresl. Standing: Coach Roy Owen, T. Gibbons, M. Duax, T. Seitz, J. Hayes, D. Baur, R. Gallagher, J. Egan, D. McCliman, R. Zeimet, T. Nolin, M. Lohf, R. Carrol, G. Ross, R. Reid, D. Miller.

Track

Thirty men answered Coach Roy Owen's call to the opening ses­ sions of the spring track season. Among these were ten returning Schedule-1961 lettermen. This year's team found April 5 Parsons (Indoor) There their strength in the sprints and April 11 Loras Here middle-distance. Their weakness April 15 Cornell Relays There was found in the lack of depth April 19 Monmouth There in'the various field events. April 22 Monmouth Relays There Roy Owen and his work crew April 27 Platteville State There are to be commended for their April 29 Knox Here time spent in readying. the track May 4 Coe, Loras (triangular) at Loras for the season and making it pos­ sible to schedule two home meets this year.

124 Record Breaking Quarter-Mile Relay team. Kneeling, T. Gibbons, D. McClimon, Standing, J. Bradshaw, R. Jackson.

i mm h

T. Nolin practices high jump. C. Sladek gets set to hurl javelin.

125 Intramural Football

After the dropping of the inter­ collegiate sport, intramural foot­ ball was added to the I-M sched­ ule. Running through the fall months, the new sport met with 1'- much enthusiasm and interest. Ap­ proximately 150 students partici­ pated on a total of 17 teams. Added incentive was found in the attractive trophies which were awarded to the top three teams. The season was climaxed at Home­ coming when the championship was played.

A shoestring catch??

Get 'em Guy's

126 Here, you tak e it!! Intramural Basketball

Fast Break?

Everyone wants to get into the Act.

Dont just do something, stand there! Creating the most active partici­ pation in the intramural schedule was the basketball tournament which found 250 students repre­ senting a record 31 teams. Di­ vided into three leagues, the teams competed for a period of nine weeks. Trophies were awarded to the top three teams decided in the play-offs which followed the reg­ ular tournament. Miscellaneous Intramurals

Mil! g: m M

Pictured in these pages are action shots from several of the I-M tournaments. Throughout the year, the tourneys continued to make open competition available to the students. If a student did not par­ ticipate in intramurals, it was because he did not want to, not because the program was not broad enough.

The intramural volleyball tournament.

128 An I-M swimmer heads for the water. r ^*

Gnip Gnop! No sand in my face this summer .

The Brown s down!! 129 The Monogram Club came away with a thrilling Monogram-Faculty Game 50-46 overtime victory over a determined faculty team in the annual Monogram-Faculty game. The game was nip and tuck all the way and was high­ lighted by the sharp shooting of faculty guard Clem Alig whose 16 points in the first two periods gave the faculty a 24-19 halftime lead. His three free throws at the end of the fourth period sent the game into an overtime in which the lettermen outscored the faculty 6-2 for a 50-46 victory.

You might have the last say in class, but . . .

130 1st row: T. Gibbons, J. Grafton, K. Denzel, C. Bubany, S. Zoll. 2nd row: J. Bradshaw, R. Lemke, J. Cahill, R. Bohls, R. Holscher, P May. 3rd row: B. Brabbit, R. Zeimet, P. Slingsby, K. Neville. 4th row: D. Newman, J. Lingle, W. Duax, J. Lotz, R. Summers, B. Egan. 5th row: M. McAleer, Coach Kilfoy, T. Seitz, R. Goble, B. Underwood

OFFICERS: D. Newman, Sgt. at Arms; E. Kelly, Sec.-Treas.; Moderator L. Kilfoy; R. Holscher, Pres.; W. Egan, Vice-Pres. Monogram Club Music and Drama

Music and drama continued to gain in stature at Ambrose. Increased stu­ dent participation and enthusiasm in the band, glee club, and drama groups gave rise to a most productive year. These departments made the transi­ tion from virtual obscurity to per­ formances par excellence. Music and drama, with entertain­ ment as their keynote, became an in­ tegral part of life at Ambrose. : • :••,,•, The St. Ambrose College Concert Band, under the excellent direction of Mr. Clarence J. Kriesa, is composed of students from Marycrest and Ambrose. The objective of the band is Band to perform on the highest possible level and to acquaint its members with the best band literature. It also serves as a workshop for Music Education majors. The band took a spring tour to cities in Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. This year they were invited to appear at the N.C.M.E.A. conven­ tion in Milwaukee on May 12th. The Band's added spirit at various athletic activities dur­ ing the school year was enjoyed and appreciated by everyone.

SVSa ,''' S DTTmerme ^TV^ ^J"* ^^ L F^ R" ™™d> D" Eldred> *• Vanyo, B. Robb. C. Brown, T. Zaber, j. GoodWe, WFlyn'n >I ™IT D \ee C^t T^T^ W1^ £ ^"^ ^W,.- R. Buckles, pel. Baritones: R. Strawhacker, kY^B^TT^^'K^K^^ ' ^^ D" Kr°b' M" Harmon> J" KoeP"

134 The Glee Club, led by the Rev. James E. Greene, experienced the most productive year in its history. The musical genius and magnetic personality of Father Greene inspired near- Glee Club professional results from the group. This year's activities included performances before the Tri-City Symphony and the Davenport Women's Club, the annual Christmas concert, a tour through central Illinois, and a spring musical, "Carousel." All Ambrosians were proud of the work of the Chorus this year and the praise they received was well deserved.

• ,*

*'m m.

iw^mR°W^C Crb'cSi!?W? Wi,th Marycrest includes, 3rd row: D. Michalek, P. Hamilton, D. Brush, M. Seng R Trimble 1 Rvan T

135 In its fourth season, Theatre III presented three plays to overflow crowds. Mr. Wayne Loui, director and acting pro­ Theatre III ducer, and Mr. Thomas Chouteau, scenic artist, demonstrated their outstanding abilities in bringing these dramas to Am­ brose. The "little theatre," a lecture hall during the day, pre­ sented a challenge, these men and fine "student-actors" ac­ cepted it, and the resulting success was lauded by all who saw the plays.

BY THORNTON WILDER

CAST Horace Vandergelder . . Pat Houtchins Ambrose Kemper . . . Nick Paveletic Joe Scanlon . . Bill Walsh Gertrude . Janice Carolan Cornelius Hackl Dick Marriott Ermengarde Judy Heitz Malachi Stack Tom Hogue Mrs. Levi Mary Jane Koos Barnaby Tucker John Mazur Mrs. Malloy Ronnie Murphy Minnie Fay Maureen Quirk A Cabman Denny Dinneen Rudolf Tom Joyce August Dick Watkins Miss Flora Van Huysen Carolyn Langston Her Cook Janice Carolan ANTIGONE by Jean Anouilh

THE CAST Chorus Richard Marriott Antigone Mary Jane Koos Nurse Gladys Williams Ismene Este Michalak Haemon George Luce Creon Dennis Dinneen First Guard Tom Hogue Second Guard Tom Vanderslice Third Guard Ken Baechel Messenger John Mazur «'DE¥EC¥1WE H¥ORVM •ty Sidney Kingsley CAST Detective Dakis George Luce Shoplifter Lois Gries Detective Gallagher Ed Lyons Patrolman Keogh Ken Smerillo Mrs. Farragut Gladys Williams Joe Feinson lohn AAazur Detective Callahan Denny Dinneen Detective O'Brien Richard Watkins Detective Brody Richard Marriott Endicott Sims Jim White Detective McLeod Tom Hogue Arthur Kindred Bill Duax Patrolman Barnes Mel Carney Charlie Ken Baechel Lewis Richard Sardelli Mrs. Bagatelle Judith Heitz Dr. Schneider lames T. Alwine Lt. Monoghan Nick Pavletic Susan Carmichael Deanne Reindl Willy Pat Brady Miss Hatch Este Michalak Mrs. Feeney Lynne Fenelon Mr. Feeney Dennis Polzin Crumb-Bum Tony Fearis Mr. Gallantz Patrick Shea Mr. Pritchett Dick Vanyo Mary McLeod Catherine Hunt Tami Giacoppetti Patrick Meegan Lady Alice Moehlenhof Mr. Bagatelle Ken Smerillo Indignant Citizen Mary Jane Koos

138 The highlight of the Music and Drama year was the annual spring musical. Band, Glee Club and Drama joined forces to present "Carousel" by Rod- gers and Hammerstein. Over 3200 people enjoyed the Loui- Chouteau-Greene production in the As­ eamusel sumption High School Auditorium.

The Carousel ''brain trust."

A one, and a two, and a . . ." "... keep your head up high . . 140 J "- •> m

tmm

THE CAST

Carrie Pipperidge Mary Lynne Metternich Julie Jordan Donna Nolan Mrs. Mullin Lois Gries Billy Bigelow Tom Joyce 1 st Policeman Bill Duax David Bascombe Nick Pavletic Nettie Fowler Therese Ruppenkamp Enoch Snow Richard Marriott Jigger Craigin Nile Strohman Hannah Chris Koenigsaecker Arminy Trudy Hirschman 2nd Policeman Pat Hamilton Captain Bill Wright Heavenly Friend Terry Alwine Starkeeper Denny Dinneen Louise Marilyn Wheeler Carnival Boy John Mazur Enoch Snow, Jr. Dick Watkins Principal Bill Zaug Doctor Seldon Denny Dinneen

jP; , ^W \ j -i^>*1 *,' !St* .dp

!•* * *• ~^«# w i mm •^ Organizations

Organizations are an important part '"^•iillP of college life. They provide for the individual interests of the students, while furnishing workers for co- curricular activities. This year several new clubs were formed. Some ceased to exist. Others became more active. As the students and interests change yearly, organizations keep pace with this transition.

:ftftft:;ft3« ftftftft^,.^ Student

The Student Council, under the very fine leadership of president Bill Duax, sponsored and carried out a pro­ gram of social and service activities that benefited the entire student body. The twenty-two members of the Council who were elected from the student body helped the administration during freshman orientation week, planned the student activities for Homecoming, organ­ ized the all-student Christmas party, and handled the social calendar for the year. They were a credit to St. Ambrose College and to the students whom they represented.

144 Seated: L. Rafferty, W. Dejohn, Father Charles Shepler, Moderator, W. Duax, R. Moeller, R. Neu- haus. Standing: J. Gilroy, J. Venzon, T. Hancock, C. Bubany, W. O'Neill, P. Slingsby, D. Rasmussen, E. Kelly, R. Chambers, D. Jasper, T. Joyce. Absent for picture: M. Dunlap M. Hart, J. Maloof.

Officers of the 1960-61 Council. M. Hart, Secretary; W. Dejohn, Vice- Pres.; W. Duax, Pres.; R. Moeller, Treasurer.

145 Young Democrats

Left to Right: Mr. Dana Kellerman, Jim Kluger, Treasurer; Donald Mil­ ler, President; Robert Bistan, Vice- President; Dr. Matthew McMahon, Moderator. Missing: Steve Zoll, Sec­ retary.

Bottom row: J. Kraft, B. Denton, P. Justin, P. McDonnell, G. Salamie, R. Linden, T. Regan, W. O'Keefe R Azin»er I-' S,l„nP,Wi,„, R M I i e r 0n R J McCann. Second row: Dr. McMahon, E. Brechon, R. Lupo, J Egan W Gaw W Herman R Ruwfl M 1VA™ R n .™ °? ] ' ' baloney, - § D T d row G., MoehlenhofMoehlenhofft, BB . DDuffyft , C.C. McCarthy^ , J^KJ. Hawkins, M. IJar; t K£ Edward^ . T. MM^rXc.S£ c'. \I"™^%ST ^%\%™?tt™VkS' ' S" KSCT^ R ^KL"JS

Dente R T S T D R fto^^^^^ "' ^ "* °- —' - Buechei;,^^ rF^tt -B ^ls ;

146 Young Republicans

ill •••

Mr. Miller and Mr. Bubany shake hands be­ Officers of the club, left to right: Mr. John fore the Ambrose "Great Debate" at the Norton, Moderator; Rev. Francis Duncan, Mike Senior dance. Henderson, vice-pres.; Charles Bubany, sect.- treas.; Richard Watkins, pres.

First row, left to right: J. Toohill, R. Watkins, S. Williams, Mr. Norton, Father Duncan, W. Parker, G. Steckel, P. Hamilton. Second row: R. Hebbeln, M. Aljanich, W. Pavesic, A. Benedict, R. Neuhaus, F. Pisano. Third row: R. Myers, J. Klein, H. Flynn, T. Hueholt. Fourth row: G. Hippler, T. Myers, R. Kamin, S. Logsdon, G. Ross, M. Davis. Fifth row: J. McCann, J. Mueller, R. Moon, M. Henderson, C. Bubany.

147 The purpose of the National Federation of Catholic College NFCCS Students is to provide in-service training to college students who will be the leaders of tomorrow. It attempts to Chris­ Executive Board tianize and co-ordinate co-curricular activities on the campus so the spirit of Christ may guide the student now and in the future. In 1960-61, NF made many worthwhile contributions to the school through the campus commissions and the execu­ tive board. The annual Fall Fair, a ski trip to Wisconsin, the Lenten Marriage Forums, and the Pluralism Discussions were among the most noted. Others, less known, but equally important, benefited the entire student body.

Seated: S. Logsdon, Treasurer; B. Rogers, Secretary; G. Prina, Senior Delegate; E. Kelly, Junior Delegate, standing: JV. LUU- den, R. Kamin, N. Segalla, W. Pavesic, T. Patterson, R. Rehmann, R. Moeller, J. Gentzkow, W. O'Keefe, R. Simpson, J. Daugh- erty. Father Bernard Kamerick, Moderator, missing from picture. The Family Life Commission concerns itself primarily with Family Life discussions and talks on the various aspects of marriage in order to bring its members to a greater realization and ap­ preciation of the sacredness of Matrimony. FL conducted the Lenten Marriage Forums and published the student address books among its major projects this year.

Seated: N. Segalla, Campus Chairman; C. Fisher, Secretary; J. Gentzkow, Regional Chairman; Mr. Peter Danner, Moderator. Standing: K. Kiefer, B. Born, C. Riley, J. Spelman, B. Rogers, R. Emmerick, M. Ely, P. Donahue, R. Oberholtz, J. Houston, T. Patterson. Missing for picture, E. Brechon, B. Patton, B. Robb, P. Murphy, M. Mueller.

149 Liturgy

Seated: Fr. Madsen, Moderator. Standing: H. Miesener, J. Ma- lone, W. Pavesic, M. Harmon.

'• .•'<•."••': •• ••-. • -.•-•- Mariology

Seated: D. Blunt, J. Schmidt, K. Ludden, J. Christiansen. Stand­ ing: Fr. Kamerick, Moderator, M. Lemon, E. Malinoski, T. Trimble, M. Trimble, M. Har­ mon. Absent for Picture: J. Ryan, E. Hardiek, P. England, R. Noll. On Campus YCS

Seated: D. Baur, R. Russell, R. Simpson, S. Miller, R. Kogut. Standing: Fr. Kamerick, Moderator, T. Swezenski, R. Baladad, W. O'Keefe, R. McCarthy, D. Polzin. Off Campus YCS

Seated: T. Buechele, J. Hyland, J. Hoar. Standing: R. Rehmann, J. Johnson, R. Leonard, M. McGee, J. 151 Anderson. Absent for picture: Fr. Smith, Moderator. Literary

Seated: J. Smith, J. Daugherty, P. Joyce. Standing: G. Less, A. Manci, Fr. Kelleher, Moderator, E. Kirchgessner, J. Egan.

152 Central Illinois Club

Officers: J. Venzon, Sect.; T. Joyce, Pres.; D. Rasmus- sen, Vice-Pres.; J. Coffey, Treas.

1st Row: H. Eynatten, T. Shea, D. Schwebel, J. Toohill, G. Verdun, G. Gebhardt. 2nd Row: J. Holdridge, T. Fox, R. Donahue, R. Hinkey, J. Maloof, R. Moon. 3rd Row: R. Otto, D. Kelch, J. Bresnahan, T. Westermann, D. Meismer, D. Polzin. 4th Row: J. Bradshaw, J. Fatini, H. Miesener, M. Harman, W. Hanson, P. Hamilton. 5th Row: R. Murphy, A. Manci, F. George, D. Foehringer, C. Kaufman, J. Kraft, E. Kirchgessner. 6th Row: L. Ashpole, T. Fearis, D. Koehler, D. Ruffus, F. Hadank, J. Car­ penter, T. McGrath. 7th Row: M. Bauer, W. Supan, V. Hughes, J. Malone, K. Winne, D. Fuertges, M. Gray. 8th Row: P. Davis, F. Schniederjon, T. Holmes, G. Smith, T. Bianco, J. Brumleve, E. Hardiek.

153 South-East Iowa Club

1st Row: J. Cameron, J. Curfman, Treas., R. Doering, Vice-Pres., J. Gentzkow, Pres. 2nd Row: R. Moeller, T. Patterson, V. Peterschmidt, D. Timmermeyer, D. Johnson. 3rd Row: W. Reardon, D. Ruebush, R. Azinger, M. Ferris, R. Roxlau. 4th Row: R. Zachmeyer, W. Cox, J. Daly, D. Brockman, M. Lemon. 5th Row: D. Ferris, T. Pomberg, J. O'Conner, D. Steingreaber, M. Fitzpatrick. 6th Row: W. Kruse, K. Ludden, R. Ludden. 4

all

1st Row: R. Quinn, Sgt.-at-Arms, M. Magee, Sect.-Treas., L. Rafferty, Pres., D. Hickey, Vice-Pres. 2nd Row: M. Roberts, J. Rhyan, P. Walsh, R. Dervin, C. McCarthy, J. Snarski, R. Rzepiela, J. Jordan. 3rd Row: C. Elkin, D. Newman, D. Miller, R. Bistan, T. Gibbons, J. Golec, M. Meehan, C. Zgonina. 4th Row: M. Downey, R. Lehman, P. Guza, L. Masciopinto, V. Faraci, J. Vito, W. Quinn, K. Runnfeldt. 5th Row: R. Lupo, T. Ciro, C. Rotkis, R. Jirout, R. Kogut, R. Baladad, D. Cornelia, R. Emmerick. 6th Row: R. Simpson, R. Sullivan, M. Tuohy, E. Gercas, V. Gavin, E. Wagner, G. Hugh, J. Giannelli. 7th Row: R. Post, R. Russell, F. Plumley, D. Lyne, R. Racana, C. Trausch, D. Denten. 8th Row: R. Fritz, S. Zoll, E. Jaeky, G. Moser, T. Speck, J. Hickey, K. Nestor.

Chicago Club History Club

Seated: W. Dejohn, R. McGrath, T. Shea, Miss Agnes Renner, K. Wahe, K. Putney, Fr. S. Menke. Standing: R. Frett, D. Gross, D. Baur, J. Rhyan, D. Denten, J. Kluger, C. Rotkis, R. Lehman, L. Rafferty.

156 Art Club

Seated: M. Russell, Mr. Thomas Chouteau, Moderator, J. Harbauer. Standing: T. Trimble, L. Altera, J. Klinger, M. Morson L. Schirck, R. Griffey, T. Meyer, J. Broderick, J. Giannelli, J. Kraft, D. Rury.

157 International Relations

•

•

|1 /

••':•'.

:••••-••.;...

l

mmmmmm

si-iii ftaaiis;S;::';r;;ft:ft;: - ftlliftftftfftmmm ;; Wmmm

Seated: J. Venzon, Vice-Pres., C. Zahn, C. Elkin, Pres., P. McAleer. Standing: R. Swartz, J. Meyer, E. Furlong, R. Hoenig, M. Seng, D. Costello, H. Eynatten, L. Schirck, E. Kelly, M. Lieven, K. Wahe, S. Mallie, P. Welsh, E. Faeth, J. Giannelli, G. Hugh.

158 1st Row: B. Duffy, Pres., C. Sladek, Vice-Pres., M. Hart, Sect.-Treas., Mr. Komasa, Moderator. 2nd Row: H. Burdt, J. Stulir, M. Havirecek, T. Seitz, D. Willard, G. Moehlenhof, T. Scri- ven. 3rd Row: J. Remke, J. Wickersham, J. McKeon, R. Chanez, P. McDonnell, J. Mallary, W. Buechele. 4th Row: T. Green, R. Borden, W. Madden, J. VanLerberghe, A. DeBo, S. Williams. 5th Row: M. Van de Kerckhove, R. Reisenger, R. Rehmann, T. Buechele, M. Mc- Gee.

Quad-City Club

159 Commerce Club m^m mft wm

m«4 —mmm ""''"^•^•tf^.fmm t

mi

1

75^ /fow: E. Kelly, S. Logsdon, Sect.-Treas., J. Bay, Pre5., V. Faraci, Vice-Pres., D. Moeller. 2rcd Row: L. Mas- ciopinto, R. Chanez, D. O'Shea, D. Rasmussen, A. Scriven, D. Miller, R. Bistan. 3rd Row: R. Gallagher, M. Magee, K. Denzel, J. Ales, E. Kirchgessner, W. Underwood, G. Prina. 4th Row: S. Mill, T. Mullin, T. Gib­ bons, T. Abbott, R. Roxlau, D. Newman, J. Hennessey, W. O'Neill.

160 Vets Club

1st Row: J. Griffin, J. Dana, R. Dervin, M. Magee. 2nd Row: D. Dinneen, R. Hannam, Pres., J. Pfrimmer.

Education Club Math Engineering Physics

Seated: D. Norman, J. Holdridge, G. Heenan, Pres., E. Johnson, L. Maliszewski, F. Adlfinger. Standing: R. Reisinger, P. Rasch, Mr. Vaughn, Moderator, L. Kehoe, D. Kane, S. Williams, J. Flaherty, G. Smith, R. Trusty, J. Nagy.

162 American Chemical Society

Seated: W. Hartman, J. Bremhorst, J. Hicks, Pres., L. Kehoe, Mr. Bornong. Standing: Mr. Porod, H. Flynn, L. Boos, D. Van- Coillie, G. Greene, N. Strohman.

163 Pre-Legal Club

1st Row: C. Bubany, Sect.-Treas,, C. Elkin, Vice-Pres., E. Kelly, Pres., Dr. M. McMahon, Advisor. Second Row: M. DeAno, M. Hart, P. hlaney, B. Duffy, K. Lim. 3rd Raw: E. Brechon, J. Egan, G. Moehlenhof, M. Devany, B. Castricone.

164 Biology Club

mmmmmiS^: mmm-mmm ••mmmmmmm lift ii m$?xm>

mmmmmm*^ mwmmmm Hi mmmmm m mmmm "

« • mmmmm immm msm " ill m 'Wmmmmm ^ i mmmmm

1st Row: K. Duyvejonck, Treas., T. Hancock, Vice-Pres., M. Hart, Pres., T. Hughes, Sec*., 2nd Row: Dr. Vinge, Mr. Komasa, Mr. Smith, Fr. Rice. 3rd Row: R. Weber, R. Azinger, J. Manjoine, P. Justin, W. Dorgan, G. Horak, D. Meismer. 4th Row: B. Castricone, D. Falconer, J. Cameron, J. O'Conner, D. Jasper. 5th Row: R. Best, B. Peterson, G. Grafton, W. Supan, W. Buechele, K. Hoff, C. Therrien, R. Cram. ^.L D t» U„„J 7VT TVT_1_„ O D..-*_ T D „1 T AU.» W/ W,'1K„_ The Ambroslan News

Seated: J. Hall, Editor. Standing: D. O'Shea, Sports Editor, J. McConoughey, Feature Editor, T. Baker, D. Polzin, J. Johnson, M. Van de Kerchove, Composing Editor, J. Esop, Associate Editor.

Mr. George Bramer Bob Gugerty 166 Faculty Advisor Business Manager Saga Food Gang

167 Activities

The 1960-1961 school year was a ban­ ner season for St. Ambrose activities. Gone was the stereotyped social calen­ dar of the past, as the Student Council took the initiative to improve this im­ portant aspect of student life. In September, students returned to a different social atmosphere. Ingeni­ ous dance themes and concepts gave them an added interest in activities. Next year, with the new social cen­ ter, the Ambrosians will find facilities to better meet their needs. Activities at St. Ambrose were in a period of transition. m

:, %g I

'. . . -:• ••

i

i

. ft :.ft':^sllft^r''V'' •: Freshman Week

There are two weeks in a college ca­ reer remembered above all others, the first and the last. The NFCCS, the student council, the faculty and ad­ ministration combined their efforts to make this year's group of bewildered freshmen feel at home in their new home immediately.

Dick Moeller welcomes a new Ambrosian.

Mrs. Sobek serves . Mr. Duax samples . .

170 Frosh get food for the body.

. food for the mind.

Beanie King and Queen, 1960.

Beats home cooking!

171 NFCCS Fall Fair

A section of the decorations for the Fair.

Now you see him Now you dont!

172 "Frontier Days" was the theme of the an­ nual NFCCS Fall Fair. A western motif dominated the week-end activities. The affair was a huge financial success and an equally enjoyable social event.

Pie in the sky.

A gruesome twosome.

'Glow little glow worm . . Everyone was invited! 173 i960

j mm ^fcl

Miss Julie Meyer Miss Connie Zahn Attendant I960 Homecoming Queen Mercy Mercy

Miss Irene McGuire Miss Maureen Leonard Miss Betty O'Brien Attendant Attendant Attendant St. Anthony's Marycrest Marycrest

174 Ambrosians demonstrated their ingenuity in mak­ ing the 1960 Homecoming a success. Due to the dropping of football, many gave the homecoming up as a lost cause. The affair proved an overwhelming success, though, as stationary "floats" on campus replaced the parade, Jimmy Dorsey played for the dance, the intramural football championship provided an athletic event, Theatre III presented "The Matchmaker," and a "pep" bonfire and gym dance crowned the weekend.

"'As long as the vine grows 'round the stump, you The Seminarian s decorations. will be my sugar lump." — Mike Gray, '62.

Squaws from Marycrest inspect the "happy hunting grounds.'

To the victor Lyons stopped at the goal line.

Mud Bowl

Mr. Egan disagrees with Mr. Haege

Hondo points toward a pass.

"Brown*' looks for a receiver. Can you find the ball? 1111111

The second annual Mud Bowl game pitted the cross campus rivals, Davis and East Halls. By a thrilling 13-7 score, East gained control of the coveted Mud Bowl Trophy. Miss Rosie Matthys reigned over the day's festivi­ ties. Her attendants were Miss Carol Calderone, Miss Joyce Borgman, Miss Mary Kay Brown, and Miss Mary Jo Manjoine. A spirited crowd was on hand for the Saturday afternoon game and the victory dance that evening.

Miss Mud Bowl and her court. T

The Champs!

177 St. Vincent's Christmas Party

During the holiday season, the Chicago Club spon­ sored its annual Christmas party for the children at St. Vincent's Home. The party, as always, was en­ joyed by both the givers and the receivers. The year­ book salutes the Chicago Club for this fine act of charity.

\

\ y^m^

'May I have this dance?**

Kids of all ages . . .!

'0 Mark, youre so silly!** 'MCmm^i

178 Mardi Gras

The last weekend before Lent is always re­ served for the Marycrest NFCCS Mardi Gras. A fund raiser for the Crest, it is always a fun raiser for Ambrosians.

Mr. Kelly's cheerleading nominee?

Looks posed, Huh?

Those big things are octupii!

179 Christmas Party

Someone sounds awful flat!!!

The last weekend before the Christmas vacation, the stu­ dents of Ambrose, Mercy and Marycrest enjoyed the annual Christmas Party. Admission to the event was any food donation which went to the needy families of the Davenport area.

Mr. Claus gives Mr. Summers the obvious . . . Retreat

On March 19-22, the Ambrosians set aside the routine of class work to turn their thoughts to the yearly Retreat. This year for the first time the seminarians and lay students had separate retreats. Rev. Daniel J. McCarthy SS. CC. conducted the retreat for the lay students with Rev. Thomas lj C. Donlon conducting the seminarian's retreat. %

i J Father McCarthy

i m

m* ]^':::'mm^

m . m j**-* i 71 ,-; Two o/ a kind!!!! mm:m:mmim. ft!ftftft:>ft'ft'fft'ftft';ftftftft;;';: '-ft*! :•,.•' ' '

.!ft;;^r^ft:i;!:ft:'ft; ft I I iv:ft;::r:i\' ^:v-.'.>-* v. ; 1 rftftftftiin; ^;i:r**';t-^'-"i ft! !;:!i: s s *! s- *s : I :i*j|'ft - -ft i y i * ss s * ••• • • firlfir mm:

mmiim^mnimM mmmimm:tu:m ;l Ift'hftfti'MH,.

Odd Shots

Tzfo Irishmen, two Irishmen were digging in a ditch . . .

182 and . . .

Why we kept basketball!!!

• Why we dropped football.

• • -

How about polo????

The ultimate solution!!!?

183 Remember When??

The Big Brothers Club entertain the St. Vincent's children. i JI i 1 -fti •^"'JH kiln

* J Hlft I;1 * fi i W m A ii> i* * m /'// pass.

Original by . . . reproduction by . . .

Chili, sweet potatoes, mashed potato salad, etc.

185 • f m m

'From the land of sky blue waters

Coffey and the morning paper.

My name is W. Piedmont Bots!!!!

A pretty girl is like . . 186 Bacon and embryii!!!

Great trick — only 2,000 years late. Tobacco Road???

Where fastidious epicureans congregate.

mWmmW

187 "Hey . . . Get the word!' Art plays very high-fi!

Indoor sports on ski trip!! The Dark at the bottom of the stairs.

Sack Rats!!!

Heads Up!!!

189 How could he lose with this kind of

Xmas Party admission — Food for the needy!

ii

it

For Sale — Cheap!!

~ /

190 Working their way thru our college!

Guests for dinnah/

Dr. Kornmueller and a logic machine. Will automation replace philosophy teachers?

{

l

191 Miss Renner cooks for her history majors.

mm

"Fm sorry, what's your name?*'

Booze on the campi!

Some important people came to town.

'Watch out November 8th, Dick! >v^7\;?ft^ ^r*. «v .<*?. Hot Dog! Boy, am I hungry!

Student sleeps in class stud les in room. Wmmm

iiSmM ftSftfe:

Business Manager Bob Bistan with a pressing problem.

Oaks Staff Jim Kluger, Editor-in-Chief

Miss Agnes Renner, Advisor Bill Hochmuth Seminary Editor

194 WKmW^

Bill O'Neill and Bob Quinn Don Newman Technical Advisor and Research Statistician Sports Editor

wmmmmi

Grade Bucheit, Mercy Editor, selecting pics for their section with Jan Lauser

Charlie Trausch Staff Writer

Jim Broderick Associate Editor

195 The End Of An Era

For fifteen years and to hundreds of Ambrosians, the barracks were their home at college. Those matchbox-like structures served their purpose well, in fact above and beyond the call of duty. With the opening of East Hall, the bar­ racks became obsolete and were removed, a victim of progress.

Going!

196 Advertising TED'S TALL CORN MOTEL nTwo Places for Fine Food" Highways 150 906 East River St. 3837 Brady St. U. S. 6 Davenport, Iowa 86 Modern Units

Best Wishes To Class of 1961 THE SCHEBLER CO. Heating • Cooling

For Any Home — Any Fuel

1025 W. 4th St. Dial 323-9731 or 323-9801 DAVENPORT. IOWA The Family Name in Dancing"

1961 DAVENPORT DAIRY QUEEN STORES ITALIAN VILLAGE INN Congratulations to Village Shopping Center Class of 1961 American and Italian Foods Davenport, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa We Deliver Dial 326-5146

For Religious Articles of All Kinds PRAYER BOOKS and MISSALS, MEDALS and CHAINS, ROSARIES and CASES, STATUES, CRUCIFIXES and SICK CALL SETS . . . EVERYTHING RELIGIOUS FOR THE HOME Visit the "Friendly Store" CATHOLIC SUPPLY CENTER Owned and operated by St. Ambrose College Corner of Fourth and Brady Streets Davenport, Iowa

The largest exclusive religious goods store in the state 198 iiUllii BREMGARTEN ON THE RIVER REUSS IN SWITZERLAND

As enchanting as far-off places may be, their romance does not compare with the satisfaction of doing one's job RIGHT at home. To the graduates of 1961, Wagners Printers say, "Wherever you find your life's work, may you prosper in all ways"

'(Miners- PRINTERS TYPOGRAPHERS • LITHOGRAPHERS DAVENPORT IOWA • CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

199 MAC'S Best Wishes From TAVERN Sanitary Farm Dairies QUALITY CHEKD The best in drinking and fine food MILK AND ICE CREAM

316 W. 3rd 1961 Davenport, Iowa

1961

CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '61 Congratulations to the Graduating Senior Nurses Class of 1961 Photographs by HAINS 1614 Second Ave. Rock Island J. V. COSTELLO 786-7621 INTERIOR DECORATOR

COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL

Congratulations to the 1961 Graduates 1105 Colorado St. Davenport, Iowa

Phones: WILLIAM F. BERNBROCK 326-3954 323-5981 A.I.A.

COCKTAILS • HIGHBALLS THE PRIME RIB ROOM Brissey's. Home of the world's finest roast prime rib of beef 23rd Street and 4th Avenue ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS

Le Claire Hotel SCHLITZ ON DRAUGHT Moline, Illinois EVERETT BRISSEY Phone: 788-0288 200 I II ,rs >> IF ITS ijofugn's GOT T° BE GOOD Saint Ambrose Boosters

Breaw Dime Store

Clayton Portraits

Davenport Crockery Company

Davenport Fish Company

Elliott Camera Shop, Inc.

Evans Cleaners

Five Point Laundromat

Iowa Paint Mfg. Co., Inc.

Schutman Men's & Boy's Wear

Schwab Advertising Agency

Walcher's Bakery

Winborn's Sporting Goods

Zoeckler's Office Furniture and Supplies

202 It's a snap . . .

Compliments of To preserve forever the day's events on film! El Rancho Villa A complete line of Quality Photographic Supplies Highway 6 • Bettendorf, Iowa Free Frame with each billfold picture order. Finest Photo Finish — Fast Good Food and Beverages Always Done Right by Don Wright WRIGHTS CAMERA MART Village Shopping Center Davenport, Iowa

St. Ambrose Social Calender FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY 18 Tri-School Dance 3-5 NFCCS Ski Trip 19 Classes Begin 4 Chicago Club Dance 24 Sophomore Mixer 10-12 Mardi Gras OCTOBER 14 Mercy Valentine Dance 1 Hay Ride 23-26 "Detective Story," Theatre III Play 7 Beanie Burning 8 NF Fall Council Meeting Chicago Club Dance 15 NF Fall Workshop "Vega," CIC Talent Show MARCH 21-23 NF Fall Fair 10 Monogram Club-Faculty NOVEMBER Basketball Game 4 Senior Class Dance 19-21 Retreat 9 Chamber Music Concert 25 Senior Sampler 10-13 Homecoming 29 Easter Vacation begins "The Matchmaker/' Theatre III Play 19 Junior Class Dance 22-28 Thanksgiving Vacation APRIL DECEMBER 4 Classes resume 3-4 Mixed Chorus with 7-10 "Carousel" Tri-City Symphony 7 Mercy Sodality Dance 7 Feast of St. Ambrose 14 Sophomore-Junior Cotillion 9 Commerce and Young 21 Mercy Mixer Demos Dance 22 Sophomore Class Dance 12-13 2nd Semester Registration NFCCS Congress at Loras 16 Tri-School Christmas Party 23 Mercy Capping 17 Ottumwa and Monogram Young Democrats Picnic Clubs Dance 29 C.LC. Club Dance 18 Christmas Concert 30 Vet's Club Picnic 20 Christmas Vacation begins JANUARY 4 Classes resume 13 Freshman Class Dance MAY 13-14 "Antigone," Theatre III Play 9 Student Elections 20 Mercy Mixer 11 Field Day 23-27 Semester Exams 12-14 Senior Weekend 29-31 Mixed Chorus Concert Tour 28 Graduation

203 now it's pepsi

for those

CONGRATULATIONS who think young

TO A.D. Huesing Bottling Works Inc. Davenport, Iowa THE CLASS OF '61

Congratulations to Class of 1961 A FRIEND KEN SCHLOEMER PHOTOGRAPHER Yearbook Photography Portraits Industrial

WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY

Phone 355-3052

DON'S BARBER SHOP

U-R-Next

4 Barbers yt makes a difference Air Conditioned urfiere uou me! 1525 Harrison St. Davenport, Iowa

FIRST FEDERAL We are pleased to have again been selected by- SAVINGS Saga Food Service, Inc. to serve Arsenal Finer AND LOAN ASSOCIATION At lit EMglm Vtlbtr Clock Corwr Foods to the Saint Ambrose students. 131 West Third Street, Davenport, Iowa

Illinois Wholesale Grocery, Inc. Rock Island, Illinois

204 "A Friend of All Ambrosians" RIEFE'S

' I . ' lilt : •'•• ' \ • • I . . . I| ...... • ..•• | mmm ill! 1 ; • • li I l \ g ' i • s mmmmmmMmmmm mmmmmmm smtmmmmrmmm . '.• i § i in . • . • • sii mmmmmmm-mmmmimim -111111111111111 mmmmmmm mmm^^mmmi>'mmAWmmm$ lllilll iiiiiii miss^s^ i$@^Mf$m^- i«&^»^fi- iiiiR iiii wmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmm•iiiiiiiiii i li i§>m$mm$mm mimmmm mmmmm mmmmmmm mmmm$mmm mmm iiiiill iiiiiiiiiiiiii mmmmmmm iifgii mimmmmmwmm iililillliliii liiliililKiii mmmmm iiiilillilillllli mmmmmmsm* llllll . m^mmwmmm iiiiiiiiiiiiii t§iit§§iiiiifi: HILAND POTATO CHIPS mmmmmmmmm iiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiliillftlil llllll

CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1961

A Place to Meet and Eat I MATT HART

NORTHWEST BANK & TRUST COMPANY Drive-in Banking "Plenty of Free Parking" 1514 West Locust INVESTMENT BROKERS Phone 322-1741

J QUAIL & CO., INC. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 617 Davenport Bank Bldg.

Phone 322-2641 MEMBERS G. J. TIMMERMANN & CO. New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange (Assoc.) ARMSTRONG FLOORING WHOLESALERS Midwest Stock Exchange

114 Western Avenue

•• Davenport, Iowa 205 Can you afford to spin your wheels?

There's a Day of Decision fast approaching what it is doing, and where it is going. Be for every one of this year's college graduates! satisfied that you are placing yourself in a That's the day you decide how and where position where you can grow. And make up you'll begin a career in your chosen field. A your mind to work at it. false start in any profession leads to confusion, shaken confidence, and loss of prestige in the When you come face to face with your de­ eyes of others because of your poor judgment. cision, Deere & Company wishes you the best In short, spinning your wheels early could of judgment rather than the best of luck. Be­ mire your future in mediocrity. cause in reaching a sound decision, you should think, weigh, and plan . . . you should be Look carefully at the future before you realistic in aligning your personal goals with join a company. Find out where it has been, those of the company you choose.

DEERE & COM PAN Y

\JOHy-N DEERE MOLINE, ILLINOIS

206 CONGRATULATIONS 1961 BRITT'S Your MEN'S WEAR Bond Walgreen Drug Stores

Has A Fit For You Drugs with a reputation

201 West 2nd DAVENPORT 246 West 3rd The Store That Is Geared To Young Men's Ideas 1961

BRANDS YOU KNOW FASHION PARK KNOX VAN HEUSEN EAT PETER PAN BREAD COOPERS CAPPS ALLIGATOR JANTZEN

Stop in and brouse — We hope you'll like us

MISSISSIPPI HOTEL BLDG. • DAVENPORT, IOWA

"FRESH AS A DAISY"

MCCARTHY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 602 Kahl Building Davenport

The MARK 38 Model VP38 $99.95 Congratulations to Budget-Priced Total-Sound Stereo Class of 1961 High-Fidelity Portable "Victrola" • Three speakers, including two Total-Sound swing-out detachable speakers. • Powerful amplifier. NEW YORK LIFE • Automatic 4-Speed record changer. • Stereo balance control. • Available in Charcoal/White

SEE YOUR LOCAL RCA VICTOR DEALER 207 THE SYNDICATE HUB

CLOTHING CENTER For AMBROSIANS

222 West Second

DELUHERY ELECTRIC BENDIX AVIATION COMPANY CORPORATION Electrical Contractors Congratulations to 819 Swits St. Class of 1961 Davenport, Iowa

Petersen Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc. Martin's Grocery Market Residential and Commercial Specialists in Hot Water and Steam Heating 902 W. LOCUST ST. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished We Specialize in Home Made No down payment — Convenient Terms Potato Salad and fine Trenkle's Sausage WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER BAD, YOU NEED HIM GOOD Open all day Sunday and Evenings 940 W. 3rd St. Dial 322-3422 Davenport

208 BERNIE'S "66" STATION FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE • EXPERT LUBRICATION WASH SPECIAL TO ALL AMBROSIANS DAVENPORT PRODUCE CO. FRESH FRYERS YEAR 'ROUND

Poultry — Cheese — Butter — Eggs Locust & 1037 W. 3rd 322-7168 Harrison Phone 326-3203

We feature Gordon Printing Co. Williams Power-Full Stoker Coal Davenport, Iowa M. J. GADIENT COAL CO. 416 Fillmore St. Phone 323-2791

WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS QUALITY • PERFORMANCE

IOWANA FARMS MILK COMPANY

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961

209 JIM CRATON'S INC. 221 HARRISON ST. SKEFFINGTON MEN'S FORMAL WEAR » **" rentals for every occasion 309 West Third

326-4321 SPORTING GOODS Exclusively

Friendly Service

Halligan Funeral Home Inc. BOB POWERS TAP SINCE 1889 729 Marquette

William L. McCabe John J. McCabe Urban F. Ott THE ORIGINAL AMBROSIAN 614 Main Street Davenport 322-4438 MEETING PLACE

We are proud of the Plumbing, Heating and Airconditioning installed by us * in your new dormitory

Ideal Plumbing and Heating, Inc. 507 Marquette Street Davenport, Iowa

Earl P. Hartvigsen, President -.mm]~m^mm

SCHLEGEL DRUGS

SERVING :*...

%,,, j ..., The

QUAD-CITIES ;••:•---.

210 CWoA'61

You've reached a milestone in your plans for the future. Through care­ ful planning and preparation, you're now on your way to your chosen career, whether it be science, engineering, law, medicine, teaching, busi­ ness, industry or homemaking. Planning ahead for the future is part of our business, too. It's a continuing effort, which results in the im­ provement and expansion of our facilities and the assurance of adequate, dependable service. It's an integral part of the American system of free enterprise that has helped make this nation great. BEST OF LUCK ON THE ROAD AHEAD

yours for better living lOWA^J Gas and^j Electric Company

LAUNDER-EZE

1430 Gaines 1908 Brady DUFFY'S TAVERN | Fine Food and Beer

327 E. Locust

ENJOY SMORGASBORD AT PRONGER'S!

O 1600 Free Parking \UPERB Places at our doorl \UNDAY THE RUNGE MORTUARY INC. . 1MORGASBORD 822-824 West Third Street ^^^•w Serving every Sunday, noon to 8 p.m. ^^ Children under 12, #25 Adults $1.95 DAVENPORT, IOWA

DAVENPORT, IOWA Congratulations to the Class of 1961 211 FIRST TRUST MEL FOSTER CO., INC. AND SAVINGS BANK

Realtors and Insurers

Did You Forget Someone?

Your Negatives are Available for Portraits and Interview Photos

Call Mayme — 324-9585

Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Co. BAWDEN BROS. PORTRAIT STUDIO 121 East Third St. Davenport, Iowa Third & Brady Davenport, Iowa

MCCARTHY ROSE-GLENN INSURANCE FLORIST AGENCY

• Insurance Counselors • Real Estate Appraisals

Paul F. McCarthy Paul V. Ryan

Dan A. Coughlin Robert D. Knight "DAVENPORT'S DIAMOND STORE'

THE AMUELS CO. S Ground Floor JEWELERS Kahl Building

111 West Third Street Phone 323-8017

Davenport, Iowa 212 :*:;;:»:: mm

Celebrating our 89 Anniversary in 1961

i

Our Community's Senior Department Store

/m^-/0k^^^^ DAVENPORT, IC For Selection . . . Quality . . . Economy . . . shop in Davenport's fine store that features the highest quality merchandise bearing nationally known names—names and brands everyone knows and trusts. Our complete men's line includes Done­ gal, Arrow, Van Huesen shirts; Puritan sweaters; Beau Brummell ties; Gold Toe socks; McGregor coats; Rabhor robes, Hic- kok belts and many others.

CUSACK & STAAK PAUL KERNAN SHELL STATION Insurance • Real Estate Student Group Insurance

2nd & Pershing Phone 326-4444 Kirkwood & Jersey Ridge

Davenport, Iowa Dial 322-9193

CONGRATULATIONS TO SWAN DRUGS CLASS OF 1961 Locust and Harrison PAULI FLORIST CO. Locust and Marquette 2125 Eastern Telephone 322-7187

214 For quality ... for style, for value and variety, the best dressed men at 112 w 3rd. Dov.lo. St. Ambrose select their clothes and furnishings at Iowa's finest store for nichols men. That's ... ALUMINUM

nichols WIRE & ALUMINUM CO. DAVENPORT, IOWA

All Grades of Domestic The Place for Savings and Steam Coal POWERS COAL COMPANY f 210 SOUTH GAINES <*A$f*^^yr2£ -^"iifc

I --•••• IB B 88 llllh l !8BBI«« I B II II || !| B ill || ||I o

Hills Department Store

DAVENPORT BANK Fashions for the entire family and Trust Company

323 W. 2nd Davenport, Iowa 215 Acknowledgments

Although it is with a sigh of relief that I affix my signature to the final page of the 1961 Oaks, it has been a pleasant and rewarding experience. The production of this book was contingent on the gen­ erous sacrifice and co-operation of a great number of per­ sons to whom I give a heartfelt thanks. Especially: Miss Agnes Renner, who advised us and pulled the purse strings. Jim Broderick, for service above and beyond the call of duty. Don Newman, Bill Hochmuth, and Gracie Bucheit for their concern and hard work on the sports, seminary, and Mercy sections. Bob Bistan, Business Manager, who pounded the pave­ ments to pay for this book. Mrs. Florence Delevere for her phenomenal picture identi­ fying ability and willingness to aid us with it. Dana Kellerman for his "open door policy." Willard Anderson and the behind-the-scenes-men at Wag­ ners Printers who did such a fine job fulfilling our whims and following often poor instructions. The Student Council and the various clubs for their pa­ tience at trying times. The inhabitants of the Music Building for providing office space and entertainment. Our advertisers without whom this book would cost al­ most double. The Business Office for their assistance. I hope this book contained fond memories of the 1960- 1961 school year and will increase in value for you as the years pass.

•&m'

JAMES KLUGER Editor-in-Chief The Oaks 1961

216 •

«r ^^^— ?5* - -^ 2

1 #*^ * f ' - ^m* l^mZ' '

ftftr...

% ~^ *•» '"--:>, m4 <*m