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D dicated to tlte stJ·uggle fo · 1> :.ac • Ill
e p cittlly to tho e g ·aduates ' l1o ar
lvill h a part <>f thttt stJ·uggl(~.
This, A sumption High School, Davenport, Iowa, is our home front. It is here we became "enme hed in mankind's mo t de perate truggle." A umption was the battlefield for the most crucial campaign known to man - "to fulfill a destiny, to find maturity, to find a soul." Thus it was here we bore the hardships of growth in a difficult world. Here we confronted and overcame our enemy, each personal victory contributing to the tide of the battle. Collectively, we discovered adulthood. Individually, we found our "separate peace."
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Change In Command
Bishop Ralph Hayes
installed January 11, 1945
retired October 18, 1966
Bishop Gerald O'Keefe
installed January 4, 1967
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Father Robert Walter
Principal
Commanders- in-chief To lead us through the hadow , to guide our march toward victory, to load our pack with the weapons of knowledge and maturity, they gave of themselves for u .
Father Charles Mann
Vice-principal,
boys' division
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Sister Mary St. Jean
Vice-principal,
girls' division
Mr. Ray Ambrose
Mr. Al Clevenger
Sr. M. Edu·ardian
Mr. Robert Grenier
Sr. M. St. Joan of Arc
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Sr. ,\1, Blandina
Fr. Anthon) Conrad
Fr. Man,in Eldred
Fr. Eugene Harasyn
Sr. M. John Therese
Sr. M. Carola
Fr. Kevin Coughlin
Sr. M. Franceiie
Sr. M. Irenaeus
Miu Mary Koch
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Miu Mary Catanzaro
Mr. Herman Derouin
Sr. M. Gilberta
Sr. M. Jearme
Sr. Mary Laurent
Sr. Claire Marse
Sr. M. Diana
Mrs. Robert Grenier
Mr. Don Jepsen
Sr. M. Leoda
Fr. C. F. Let·eling
Mr. Don Mtller
Mr. Dan Roushar
Mr. Jerry Springer
Sr. M. Lucilla
Miu JoJce Ohnsat
Sr. M. Ruthette
Mrs. Gene Sturteu·agen
Mr. Joseph Maher
Sr. Mtriam Therese
Mr. Carl PaarmtJT1
Fr. W. R. Schmidt
Mr. Thomas Sunderbruch
Sr. M. Perpetua
Fr. Raymond Schwank
Sr. M. Valerian
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Sr. M. Ma1ella
Mw Anita Monnig
Sr. M. Petroneile
Mr. Ronald Sheridan
Mr. Clint Westemeyer
Sr. M. Mtldred
Fr. M. A. Mottot
Fr. Thomas Re~lman
Mr. David Skemp
Sr. M. Wi//ita
TilE CL
Blough, Teresita
SS OF 1961
Bales, Thomas
Balluf/, Stephen
Barta, Maureen
Abbas, fames
Andresen, Thomas
Andrew, Robert
Ash, Barbara
Braden, Anthon)
Bauwens, Michael
Berg, Janet
Brand, Gary
Broders, Barbara
Bemsten, Mary Ann
Besler, Judith
Broughton, Catherine
Bmhn, Kathleen
Buckley, Herbert
Burke, Michael
Burken, Vtetoria
Burkhart, Christopher
Bushma, Mary Kay
B)ers, David
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Coughlin, Phil
Cox, jacquelyn
Cox, John
Crou·ley, Celeste
Cain, Colleen Cunningham, ]ames
Cusack, Dolores
Davis, Michael
Calkins, Gary
-. ..... '--...... ~Campbell, JoAnne
Campbell, John
Campbell, Laurie
Decker, Stephen
Deluhery, Sheila
Desseyn, Daniel
DiBlario, Peter
Cam1on, Carol
Cepican, ]ames
Cen·antes, Catherine
Dixon, ]eam1e
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Challberg, ancy
Chenou·eth, Joseph
Clark, Christine
Collignon, Philip
Condon, Patrick
Connolly, Martin
Conway, Michael
Cooley, Marcia
Costantakos, Christine
Fier, William
Dray, Theresa
Dugan, Linda
D'Zuro, Deborah
Egger, ]an
Ehrecke, Davui
Ehrecke, Donavan
Eliis, Marion
Eu en, Gerald
Fedderson, Michael
Fellman, Larry
Fe)et1, Paul
Friedholdt, Bernard
Gadienl, Michael
Gahagan, Michael
Gardner, Paul
Gaul, Mary
Gilligan, Robin
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Ftscher, Georgia
Flaherty, Dorma
Forrest, Richard
Fredenburg, Paul
Dockery, Mary
Donahue, Linda
Donovan, Karen
Doran, Brian
Doup, Scott
Figel, Donna
Herriges, Alex
Heu, Mo11ic,,
Hild, Colleen
Hinds, Kathleen
Hintermeister, Craig
Hogan, fane
Hornbuckle, Frank
H ume, Christ me
Imming, John
Gilroy, Marjorie
]ohnke, Pumela
Johnson, Juanita
Johnson, Virginia
Glynn, Patrick
Griebel, Mary
Griffin, Sandra
Grou, Candace
]ones, David
]ones, Robert
]osinger, Mary
Karwath, Scott
Grou, Richard
Guy, Keith
Haase, Barbara
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Kasper, Richard
Hancock, Kathryn
Hartrick, John
Harvey, Thomas
Hasenmiller, David
Kuhr, Pamela
Knight, Thomas
Koempel, John
Ko1math, Mark
Kruse, Ann
Langford, Ellen
Lawlor, Gail
Lerch, Dianna
Liagre, Robert
Long, WJ!liam
Lopez, Angela
Losasso, David
Macken, Daniel
Kell), C)nthia
Kincade, Marsha
Kiser, William
Kivlin, Charles
Kloppenberg, Paul
Kloppenberg, Sally
Laake, jeanne
Kurtenbach, Sunday
Laake, Eugene ...... _...... ....... ...___.-...,
Laird, Mary
Lane, Patricia
Lane, Patricia
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Lack, Ruskin
Ladehoff, Patricia
Meyer, Jeanne
MeyerJ, Jane
Mrclot, Robert
Miller, Marie
Marietta, Jerome Mock, Lynette
Mohr, Roger
Mohr, Ro1emary
Marriott, Patricia
MaJterson, Irene
Matern, Steven
McCabe, Suzanne
Motto, Mar;
Motto, Debor,,h
Motto, Geraldine
Mullin, Ne.:L
McCarthy, Francis
McCarthy, Matthew
McCarthy, Michael
Murphy, Anne
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McClimon, Dyan
McDonald, Terrance
McDotmell, Mary Anne
McGee, Barbara
McGinnis, Julie
McGivern, Francis
McKirchy, Karen
Meisenbach, Jane
Melroy, Gregory
Pajunen, Margaret
Parr, Rose
Olmsted, Thomas
OIJ07l Kathleen
Ou ens, John
ucci, Afaxine
Murphy, Patricia
Murphy, Patricia
'agle, James
ares, Sandra
'elles, Donald
William
O'Connor, Rosemary
O'Lear;, Kathleen
Plocke, Irene
Pniak, Irene
Pena, Jeue
Phillips, Deborah
Pohlpeter, Karen
Pollitz, Bez erly
Piercy, Janene
Raftery, Mary
Rasmuue,1, Karen
Reed'}, Teresa
Regan, John
Prior, Denis
Purcell, Mary
Rada, Timothy
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Rotherham, ThomaJ
Rotundo, ThomaJ
Ryan, Jerry
Ryder, Jane
RymarJ, Elizabeth
Same, Theodore
Schepker, Kathleen
Schmecke/, ThomaJ
ScheverJ, PttUl
Reilly, Patrick
SchiJJel, JameJ
Schmitt, Barbara
Schonho/f, Michael
Reilly, SuJar~
Rei11hold, Mary Ann
Remke, Joseph
ReynoldJ, JaniJ
Schramp, Ralph
Schulte, Jeatl
Schultz, Dianne
Schu·ieterJ, Shirley
RickettJ, Barrie
Ridder, Rochelle
Roche, John Selander, Pamela
Roederer, Nancy
Roemer, Walter
Rolhton, Cynthia
RoJenthal, Michael
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Stahler, Thomas
Starkovich, Mary
Stephenson, Daryl
Sternberg, jacquelyn
Shannon, Robert
Smeaton, Maril')'n
Smtih, Patricia
Spaeth, Bernard
Spaeth, Robert
Springmeier, Deborah
Stucke/, Mardell
Stucke/, Marvell
Sunderbruch, John
Schwartzhoff, jeri
Stockman, Cynthia
Swift, William
Thompson, Connie
Thompson, Joan
To/anelli, joan
Tomei, Anthony
Torrico, Rosario
Triplett, Patrick
V alett, Rosalie
Van Besien, Susan
Vance, Alex
Van Hese, Gary
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Stoessel, Edu·ard
Wildauer, Mar:lyn
Wilkinson, Richard
Yackley, Thomas
Yoke, Joseph
Vargas, Diana
Vasen, Ann
Vas en, Susan
Voss, Pamela
u:; aechter, Margaret
Dierker, Richard
Walsh, Kathryn
W alatka, Mary
Walker, Richard
Walter, Christopher
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Walton, Patrick
W alz, Anthony
Wardlow, Barbara
Waring, Michael
Mary Ellen Schloemer 1949-1965
May a classmate rest in peace.
Antonacci, Linda
Hart, Randall
Hughes, Gary
Noah, Daniel
Ramsey, Jay
Wehr, Robert
White, Christine
Wich, Christine
Wiegand, Janann
Wiegand, Mary
SE~ ~JORS
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Donna Figel, vice-pres.
Ralph Schramp, pres.
Searching for new ideas for AHS as they flip through the Student Council file are Frank McGivern, Terry Bremer, Robin ~il!igan, Denny Galagher, Yolanda VmeJeras, Chris Ceurvorst and Mike Schramp. '
Ann Hild, secretary
They asked not only what Assumption could do for them; but what they could do for Assumption - AND THEY SUCCEEDED!
Dividing the Homecoming buttons
Student representative - "en masse"
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"Maybe it was all worth it," ponder the parents at the N.H.S. induction ceremony.
~ntionnJ Honor Society
Mark Konnath was in good humor at the induction, despite the fact that Father Mann dressed him backwards.
N.H.S. officers: Tom Knight, treasurer; Marcia Cooley, vicepresident; John Roche, president. Coky Hild, ecretary, was absent from the picture.
N.H.S. members: Dave Byers, Marty Connolly, Chris Costantakos, Jill Cox, Celeste Crowley, Mike Gadient, Sandy Griffin, Keith Guy, Donna Figel, Dave Hasenmiller, Chris Hume, Dick Kasper, Ann Kruse, Jane Meyers, Marie Miller, Karen McKirchy, Jim Nagel, Terry Reedy, Mary Ann Reinhold, Nancy Roederer, Ralph Schramp, Jerry Spaeth, Ed toe sel, Mary Walatka, Kathy Walsh, Linda Antonacci, Maureen Barta, Maggie Gilroy, Virginia Johnson, Tobi Olson, Mark Konnath, Mary Purcell, Tom Rotherham, Diane Schultz, Bob Shannon, Mike
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Rosenthal, ue Van Beisen, Chris Wich, Diana Burke, Richard Brannan, Bob Beh, Steve Cannon, Jackie Christopher, Ted Eischeid, Richard Engelmann, Tom Evans, hawn Foley, Doug Gadient, Mary Ann Go ser, Jim Grummer, Ann Hild, Kathy Hog-an, Linda Hunstad, Bill Jer. orne, Judy Kelling, John Kiley, Mary King, Jerry Kruse, Karen Kukaran., Janice Nahra, .loEllen Nahra, teve Reitz, Diane Rei troffer, Brian Showalter, teve tegmaier, Betsy Stone, Cathy Suhr, Mike Uhde.
Mike Phelan on the sax
Fir t place ensemble member , first row: Pat Van Camp, Barb Van Camp, Ann Van Camp, Second row: John Phelan, Mark Monty, Tim Behan, John Montford. Third row: Dick Daley, teve Stegmaier, Jim McCarthy, Mark Van Hoosier, Louie Ro eman, Louise Schissel, Nancy Parker.
B NO
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Marge Schwab on the clarinet
Bill Long
Cl1orus
WINNERS OF THE
CECELIAN A WARD
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Terry Reedy
Knight B ~aeon
Senior Editor editors Tom and Ann Kru e
Photo-technicians Bill Tucker, Dick Haase, and Dan Noah in the darkroom
Editorial page editor
Marcia Cooley Sports editor Pat Triplett
News editor Karen McKirchey
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Feature editor Celeste Crowley
Teen editors Marie Miller and Pat Condon
Exchange editor Connie Thompson
• Cl lC ~ Club
Science Club officers: Janice N ahra, secretary; John Roche, president; Mary chebler, vicepresident.
Fir t row: Tom Evan , debate; Janice Nahra, debate; Kathy Hogan, debate; Tom Shrader, original oratory. Second row:Steve Reitz, debate; Ted arne, non-original oratory; Bob Miclot, debate; Jerry paeth, debate; John Kiley, debate; Bill Jerome, debate. Pat Condon, original oratory and Steve Stegmaier, non-original oratory, are not pictured.
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Lih·u·y Club
Patty Ladehoff, president; Diana Lerch, vice-president; Julie McGinni , secretary.
J\udi<>- isual Club
A-V Club members Julie McGinnis, Sharon Ozias, Colleen Cain, Lily VanLancker.
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Spiritual The most important struggle, that for personal identity, leads each to probe the depths of his beliefs and experience. Dis atisfied with traditional explanations, we have explored new ideas, both individually and through groups such as the new Student Apostolate movements, and have discovered that the truggle is not easily fought, and rarely won decisively.
at
. . ,. IS U (IIUf' 101" • ••
The chapel offers solitude to senior Paul Feyen, while Dave Gramaskus and Chris Wich meditate. Barb Broders and Linda Donahue elect their books from the library. tudents also eek personal guidance from the
retreat masters (1. to r. Jim Derouin, Fr. William Parsons, Rochelle Ridder, Fr. Edward Day).
llH'd it nt ion.
It is a peaceful time when troubling questions can be asked and answered . . .
with the help of tho e close to God.
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With "nothing to offer but blood, toil, tear , and sweat," the Knights charged into battle. Often triumphant, sometime conquered, their banner never fell. Their fight is often unrewarded, but loyalty drives them on. "Victory at all cost , victory in spite of terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory there is no survival."
-CHURCHILL
Linda Hunstead
Marge Jacobs
Sandy Griffin
v~u·sity
Che 1·l ade1·s the power behind the team
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Chris Wich (captain)
Kathy Walsh
Mary Ann Rheinhold
First row: Bill Barrett, Bud Friedholdt, Jim Abbas, Chris Burkhart, John Sunderbruch, Pete DiBlasio, Mick Conway. econd row: Coach Don Miller, Mel Farley, Gary VanHese, Frank McGivern, Dave Jones, Bill Swift, Mark Frese, Don Nelles, Coach Tom Sunderbruch. Third row: John Phelan, Steve Hill, Phil Delvecchio, Rick Engleman, Chris Jasper, Rick Glade, Joe Laster. Fourth row: Bob Liagre, Mark Konnath, Tom Yackley, Tom Shrader, Jerry Kruse, Pat Triplett, Joe Leonard. Fifth row: Chris Smith, Bob Leese, Pete McAndrews, Roger Mohr, Brian Showalter, Tim Panther. Sixth row: Marty Connolly, Bob Andrew, Mike Peacock, Jerry Marietta, Mike McCarthy, Tom Zinzer, Pat Condon, John Regan.
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COJ\CII- Dan Roushnr
Vi\.-llS.I.1~ ·y Bi\.SK .. ETBJ\.:I~Ij 966- _1.967 Jerry Kruse,
forward
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Jim Nagle and Bill Fier ponder their chance at the state wre tling title. Coach Jerry Springer
stling
Fir t row: Joe Remke, Gary Froeschle, Larry Brasch, Greg Melory, Mark Devlin, Denny Walton, Jim Hammil, Butch Peiffer. econd row: Charlie Kivlin, Mike Rosenthal, John Phelan, Dave Ha enmiller, Jim Nagle, Mike McCarthy, Bill Fier, John Regan.
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Swhnming
First row: John Campbell, Ed Motto, Fritz Voss, Rick Gross, Jim Kautz. Second row: Bill Swift, Jim Abbas, Rick Klauer, Mike Spaeth, Jerry Swift, Alex Pena. Third row: John Montford, Rick Glade, Steve Schricker, George Loerzel.
Track
Front row, front to back: Mike Ewen, Pete McAndrews, Phil LaMantia, Ron Slattery, Ed Miller, John Phelan. Second row: Bob Liagre, Jerry Marietta, Frank McGivern, Mick Conway, Roger Lovejoy, Mark Monty, Jim Stolmeier, Jerry Watson, Paul Fredenburg. Third row: Roger Mohr, Coach Westemeyer, Ed Stoessel, Denny Murray, Joe Leonard, Brian Showalter, Mike McCarthy, Fritz Voss, Rick Adrian, Bob Wilkerson.
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Teilitis Mike Gadient, Marty Connolly, Dick Daley. Second row: teve Town end, John Kiley, Mike Bush, Rick Kelling.
Greg Gadient, Tom Hart, Tom Kelly, Duane Hybke, Tom Shrader, Bob Foley, John Peavey, Bill Barrett, Doug Gadient, Tom Rudd, Rick Engelman, Bill Long, Dave Losasso, Coach Derouin.
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Gary Calkins, Mike Conway, Bob Leese, Tim Donahue, Mike Ewen.
ssocitl ti(lll
G.R.A. officer : Cindy Stockman, president; Mary Walatka, vice-president; Georgia Fischer, secretary; Rita Ambrose, treasurer.
G.R.A. members Mary Ellen Hughes, Connie Thomp on, Chri Wich, and Sandy Griffin.
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Cage-ball at the Freshman Olympics
First-place bowling team: Paula Laird and Linda Paulsen.
Social Tell a dai y about love and hate, going steady and breaking up, the fun nights, the long nights, the nights out and those at home; boys and girls, men and women, meet and part and meet again. These are our social discoveries. Talk to a daisy; daisies won't tell.
Queen Mary Dockery joins in the school song.
The Queen and her court: Kathy Walsh, Debbie Springmeier, Chris Wich, and Robin Gilligan.
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Jane Mei enbach and Willie McGivern, alias Charlie Brown.
The senior float
HoiDecoiDing Homecoming '66 was a coage of successes and failures, tears and laughter, excitement and morningafter blues that mark any important battle. Who will forget the beautiful queen reigning over the festive weekend, the much-desired parade of almostbuilt floats, the gridiron victory, the bonfires, the pep rally vibrant with enthusiasm.
John Cain
Each also has his own personal memorie : napkins and nails, a lovely corsage, tears for the queen (and for those who didn't quite make it), laughter for the male cheerleaders, yells for the team. Even after the last decorations were tom down and burned on Sunday morning, the spirit of Homecoming remained in the memories of each student. This encounter was a success. "Say ... WHAT?" shouts cheerleader Alex
Herriges.
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"Take that!" screams Granny (Jane Meisenbach) at Buddy (Denny Gallagher) who is unwanted because he is normal.
Teri Blough
Pat Condon and
Sue McCabe
Ralph Schramp portrays a studiou Count Dracula while his wife Letha (Diana Burke) looks on.
Boys and Ghouls Together
The surprised Model S (Frank McGivern) is carted off by Marty Connolly and Pat Condon.
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Robin Gilligan
Mike Conway and Mike Gahagan persuade freshmen to buy tickets for the annual Senior Project.
Stuck with the me siest job are Father Eldred, Tony Braden, and
The mural of a Venetian canal proves that the decoration committe also put in many long, hard, and talented hours of work.
Though its purpose is to raise money for their gift to the school, the seniors found that class unity and satisfaction were the most rewarding results of the Spaghetti Supper.
Spaghetti
Supper
Kathy Hancock, Tony Braden, Marcia Cooley, Barb Haase, and Jeanne Meyer mix the spaghetti.
"Double, double, toil and trouble," chant Chris Wich, Jan Reynolds, and Jan Eggar, though this sauce is a far cry from witches' brew.
The record crowd was conclusive proof that the Spaghetti Supper was a success.
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"Bomber" belts out a song.
Jeanne Morrison
Sue McCabe applies John Sunderbruch's makeup.
RIET
Baton twirler Mary Hughes.
SIIOW
Stage crew member Tom Grady.
"So long, farewell," sings Mary Walatka and Tom Knight.
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Dad-Daugl•ter Da11ce the so ph's nite out . . .
Frank McGivern crowns Queen Dolly Pilcher as her father looks on.
Sharon Hunter entertained.
Turnabout we all make
""miss-takes .... Dad entertains by stacking cups.
Turnabout King, Scott Karwath, laughs in the midst of hi court: Bud Friedholdt, Debbie Springmeire, Ralph chramp, Georgia Fischer, Robin Gilligan, Mary Ann Reinbolt, Mike Gahagan, Joan Thomp on, and Bill Swift.
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Frosh
Carolyn Hild and Joe Smazal
Dan Donahue and Bev Kearney
Pat Ewen and Marilyn Kay
Theresa Friese
They will remember a banana in the eye, a marshmallow on a string, a balloon under the chin. Through four years of high school they will remember the Frolic, this fanciful flight through the world of a freshman.
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ru1ual
ART BROWN HONDA, 1405 W. Locust St.
ART SUNDERBRUCH INSURANCE AGENCY, 817 S. Farragut St.
BORDEN'S
COCA-COLA
CRATON'S, INC., 222 Harrison
CUE & CUSHION
DAIRY QUEEN
DAVENPORT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
DIPSY-DOODLE, Kimberly and Harrison Streets
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK
FLOWERS BY FREDERICK, 408 Brady
JERRY AND SPARKY'S BICYCLE SHOP, 1230 E. 12th St.
IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.
ITALIAN VILLAGE
MIDWAY BOWLING LANES, 310% E. Second St.
PARKER'S
PETERSEN'S LOFT AND RAM
SAMUEL'S JEWELERS
SANDY'S, 15th and Harrison
SPARKY'S BICYCLE SHOP, 819 Farragut St.
STEWART SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
TIMES-DEMOCRAT
Patrons WHITE LUMBER CO.
SAMUELS JEWELERS
TOM McANN
ZIFFREN LOANS
FREEMAN-GLICKMAN
BRITT'S MEN'S WEAR
SCHNEFF BROTHERS
SIMON & LANDAUER
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Jeanne Laake, Ralph Schramp, Terry Bremer, and Donna Figel mark the progre s of the School to School project. 1,520 was raised to build schools in Central America and Thailand.
N.H.S. President John Roche surveys a work of art, as Tom (UNIBOD) Schrader, Cathy Suhr (essay-contest winner), and Alex Vance ponder the many facets of our initial Fine Arts Week.
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Spirit was running high during our first Pep Week, as Dick Haase can see.
Mrs. Early is just aching to help you.
Would you believe? A bandchoru as embly!
Mary Ann Figel, Kathy Bulat, and Joe Crossen won in the Quad City Science Fair!
Our prophet for '67.
Band queen Pat Van Camp contemplate the new band album.
When in doubt, see your counselor.
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Sopho1no ·es
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A~bu, Jameo Aadraea, Thomu Lerey Aadnw, Robert Alan Aatonu-d, Uada Carol A.s.J., Ba.rban ADa
Bales. Thomu tevea Ballu.f, Stephen Fnnr Barta, Maureen Eliubetb S.uwens, ic:hael Leander Ber,., Janet Marie Bem.sttn, Mary Ana Bealer, Judith Ann Blou1h, Teresita Marie Braden, Anthony JOMpb Brand, Gary Aadrew Brode~ Buha.n Ann Brou,.hton, Catherine Bruhn, K.thleen Ann Buckley, Herlt Bllrlto, William Michael Bukta, Vidoria Ana Burkhart, Christopher L,... Bualuna, Mary Catherine Byen, David Kirk Cain, Collen Allll CaU.i..., Robert Gary
Campbell, Joaano Ellubetk Campbell, John Francis Campbell, Laurie Lynn Caaao.., Carol Ann
Ctpiun. James LouJt Cenan.tu. Catherine L. Cullberc. Naacy A11n Chenoweth. Jo.epb Paul Clarlt, Christine Aan Collipon. Ploilip Job Condon, John Patrick Connolly, Marti.a Fraatll Conway, Michael Patrick Ceoley, Marcia Ann Costantako•. Chri tiDe P. Couchlin, Phitip Jameo Cox, Jill Lyan Cox. Jolla. LoRa Crowley, Celeste Marian CILI.D.ai.n,-ham. James Mlc.hHI Cuuck. Dolores Jua
Davis, Michael William Decker, Stephea Michael Deluhery, heila Marie Deueyn, Daniel a. DiBlasio, Peter A Dierker, Rickard C. Dixon, Junne Marie
Dockery, Mary Donahue, Linda Au Donovan, Karen Lee Doran, Brian JOMph Doup, Scott William Dray, Therua Joea Dupa, LID4a Ellubetk d"Zuro, Debl £apr, Jan idaeJ~ Diredle, DaYi4 Fnncla Ehrecke, DoDOvu Euceae Ellil, Marioa Ewen, Genld Fe4denu, Michael J-ph Fellman, lAwrence E4war4 Feyen, Paul He11ry P'ier, William Joeepla P'i&el, Do.,... llarie
Lunch, Mr Marnot Tr1p to Waterloo Seri1or Turnabout MISS Koch's study hall
~n1or G1rlt Coach Schhll; P1t1 Spaghetti Supper ~~~~Ill Supper; Pita
Homf'COrrung '68 Sen1or Enghah Cia School Play, Bottom S1x
hn at Spaghetti Suppor Spaghetti Supper Snakn, Homecomtng '88 Sen1or JamborH 3rd ~nod Government Coach Ambroae; Spa1hotU Supper P111 Spaghetti Supper Coach Miller Jambor~. Government Clau Balloon in Fr Coughlin'• room
PMA, BoUom S•x Turnabout "57; Spaeh•tU Supper ~th penod. Se-nt or year
Sr Annotta's English <lau
~~~';::;.;ru~\i.';, Sr Party "1111
Turnabout '81· Spaghetti Supper Senior Year Mr Marnot'• English dau Seruor Soc•oloey Class P1ts; footbaU~ tradt J1m A, Chm W, Marie M, Frank M Homecoming '1111; Play ·n Turnabout "65; Action Island
~~~et~u~:.r Government Clau June 2 Kn1ght Bf.acon Sr year, Fr Mulllgan'o otudy hall Spaghetti Supper; Jr -Sr. Party
Spaghetti Supper Dave Skemp PMA None Semor EneUsh with .. General" WaterJoo Bookk..,p~ng; Socioloa In !:-~
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M1nietta, Jerome Francb Mnrlot, Patrida Ann
tenon, Irene Marie
M1tem, Steve Will iam McCabe, Suunne McCarthy, FraDci.s Pa trick McCarthy, Matthew Joteph McCarthy, Michael J OMph McCiimon, Oyan Marie McDonald, Terrance Everett McDonell, Muy Anne
McGee, Barhan Ann MtGinnla, Julie Ann MtGivem , Francis Leo McKirchy, Karen Anne Mti.senbach, Jane Ellen Melroy, Grtrory Patrick Me)'er, Jeanne Marie Meyers, Jane Midot, Robert Will iam Miller, Muie Anne Mock. Lynette An..n Mohr, ltoter Beraa.rd Mohr, R.owmary Catherine
Motto, Deborah Ann Motto, Gerry Flortnce
otto, Mary J o Mulhn, Nell Dennit Murphy, Anne Marie Murphy, Patricia Anft Murphy, Patricia Ann
Narle, J•mes Robert Nnu, Sndra Ann
Nelles, Don Fnnci Noah, Georre Dan iel Nucci, Maxine Catherine
Oberhau , Wilham James O'Connor, Rosemary Marie O'Leary, Mary Kathleen
Olm ted, Thomas Glenn Olson, Kathleen Veronica Owena, John Raymond
Pajunen, Mar1aret Ann Parr, Rote Ann Pena, Jeue Jowplt Phillipt, Debbie Ann Piercy, J1nene Marie P1lcher, Carol Aan Ploclr..e, Jreae Pniak, Irene Pohlpeter, Kuen &.e
Pollih., Beverly Ann Prior, Denis Patrick Purcell , Mary Aille<ea
&.da, Timothy John lt.aferty, Mary Patricia R.amaey, Jay Rasmu.JHn, Karen Ann JlM4iy, Terry Ana Repn, John Michael Reilly, Patrick Alexander Reilly , Susan Jua lk1nhold, M~ry Ann Francet &emlr..e, Anthony JOMph Reynolds., Janu Eliw
IUclr..ettJ, Barrie Lynn R1ddu, llo<hdle
Watuloo Ea. ttr vacations; PMA Homtcommg '87~ Jr ·Sr Party
~~=1 ··6l'~~rnabout '67 Wate-rloo tnp GraduatiOn wtf'kend Football '66 St Pat's Day
Jr and Sr years, Bottom S1x
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As we say farewell to the world we have known, and each embarks on a separate course, a bond still unites our heart . We will work, each in his own way, toward the goal that has challenged mankind since the beginning of time. This new struggle is our , accepted willingly. Whether we choo e the gun, the microscope, the pen, or the Bible as our weapon, we will fight with dedication and determination. Our struggle is to end struggle, to find peace - between nations, among men, and, most important, within our own hearts.
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