Two great traditions are about to .lllerge to form an even greater to­mon-ow. Just as the Mississippi and Missoun Rivers join to form the great Father of Waters and sweep toward the sea, so Will Im­maculate Conception Academy and St. Ainbrose Academy join to fulfill a new and greater des­tiny for the Catholic people of this coinmumty through the cre­ation of Assuinption High School. Mary, the Queen of Heaven, in­terceded With her Son, Christ the King, that the next 100 years might be as fruitful and good as the past 99 Years. Grant that they who are the last of the glorious line of teachers at I. C. A. and St. Ainbrose Acadeiny may now become the Pioneers in the new. May history extol their deeds and their sacrifices a hundred years from now.

The Ln.lllaculate Conception Acad­emy and St. Ambrose Academy have fulfilled their sublime and nobel destinies; long live Assuinp­tion HiJ{h School.

Take fro.Ill the Immaculate Con­ception Academy's 1958 Gradua­tion Address by Msgr, Maunce Dingman, cun-ently Bishop Ding­man, Diocese of Des Moines.

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The Freshman--Class of 180--frolic to the sounds of Natty Scratch

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I-lomecoming Activities

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8:10--Queen and Court An-nouncement

Freshman Spirit Day

Tuesday Sophomore Spirit Day

Wednesday Junior Spirit Day

Thur9:lay Senior Spirit Day

Friday 8:10--Homecoming Mass 11 :50--U pperclassmen excused

for lunch 12 :30--Buses leave for parade 1 :00--Parade begins 2:10--Pep Rally begins 5:45--Sophomore game 8:00--Varsity vs. Burlhgton 10:00--PARTY TIME!

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''ONE OF THESE KNIGHTS"

Queen Sue Kellenberger addresses her subjects

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A Knights Prayer

My Lord, I am ready on the threshold of this new day to go forth armed with thy power, seeking adventure on the high road, to right wrong, to overcome evil, to suffer wounds and endure pain if need be, but in all things to serve thee bravely, faithfully, joyfully, that at the end of the days labor, kneeling for thy blessing, thou may find no blot upon my shield. Chester Cathedral

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VARIETY

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The Assumption band gives the Knights an "A II for the season

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The music department is kept busy at Assumption High School with a full chorus; up­per right, the Assumptionaires, a select group of individuals; lower right, and freshman girls chorus; bottom. Father Mohr, with the help of his assistant, Patricia Hanlon, work hard to keep the voices in tune with constant rehersals and private lessons during school hours and late at night.

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The theme for Turnabout this year was, "All Knight Long". The dance was held in the Cafeteria on Sat. 1 Jan. 3 1 from 8-11.

The King and His Court were announced at 10:00, with the worthy Steven Maller accepting his crown, (upper right). The other members of his court, (center), were: Eugene McGivern, Andrew Spellitich, Timothy Whitehead, James Bush, and Roberto Lopez. Additional nominees included: Kevin Perry I Richard Siegfried, John Gusta, Joseph Regano and Craig Balzer.

The dance was chaperoned by parents and faculty. Of course Mr. Sun­derbruch and Mr. Miller were on hand, ready for any difficulties that might arise.

Natty Scratch provided the music, (lower center), while all present danced to their hearts content, (preceding page, lower left). Turn­about 76 proved to be a very successful event. Just ask the young men who had the pleasure of being escorted!

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The Spaghetti Supper, this year was a big sucess despite the unplan­ned weather. Serving time was from 3:30 to 8:30 on Sunday, Jan. 25 . The day began with a mass, the spaghetti making and a variety of chores needed for a sucessful event .

The faculty chairmen, who deserve a lot of credit, were Fr . Phillips & Mrs. DeVries.

Pictures on this page: Top R.--Se­nior girls do what they love most! Middle L. --Mrs , Early is carefully scrutinized by Sister Elizabeth's watchful eye. Bottom 1.--The clean-up crew hurriedly does their job. Bottom C. --Are you hungry? Middle R . -- Mike Rossmiller and Pat Raco show their authority.

SPIRIT OF 76

SPAGHETTI SUPPER

Elise Watkins and Mike Coughlin (Middle) dish out mouth watering spaghetti to attending persons after being carefully prepared by Matt Gau, Andy Spelletich, and Matt Collins (Right).

These students worked internally on the supper, while Sr. Claire Marie and Mrs. Bernat organized ticket sales, and student chairmen Kathy Bell and Mike Early assisted.

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A.H.S. FUND DRIVE

During the 1974-75 year the students of Assumption pledg­ed $25, 000 to the fund drive headed by Mr. Jim Figge. They met $19,000 of that pledge with a car raffle. This year (75-76) the students plan to meet this figure through similar events.

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Student Council Officers are: Vice-president Kathy Bell, President Gene McGivern, and Secretary Cindy Nolan. Not shown is Treasurer Mary Mc­Hugh.

STUDENT COUNCIL

Student Cow,cil Reps. for Seniors. Top Left, Front Row: C. Springer, E. Grady, M. Quinn, K. Perry, K. Bell, C. Smith. Back Row: G. McGivern, J. Bush, C. Otto, and M. Crowley. Student Council Reps for Juniors are, Top Right, Front Row: I. Prior, C. Nolan, M. Wiegand, M. Bushur, Back Row: S. Bronson, P. Moeller, J. Evans, and D. VanLandSchoot. Student Council Reps for Freshman. Bottom Left, Front Row: D. Devine, K. McCabe, M. Figge, P. Hines. Back Row: P. Bush, P. Powell, C. Bernat, G. Liebscher, and T. Zack. Student Council Reps for Sophmores. Bottom Right, Front Row: K. Moth, C. Czupka, A. Howard, T. Bush, Back Row: A. Miller, J. Bush, M. Mooney, J. Hart, J. Kadavy.

Pep Club officers: Mrs. Each, faculty advisor, Ann Coryn, Natalie Puellella, Anne Wolfe.

PEP CLUB

The Sophmores decorated the halls to help promote the Homecoming spirit. One of the tasks of Pep Club is to paint posters such as these that they painted for Homecoming.

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The G . R .A officers are A. Adams , 1. Gardina, and J. Grove .

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SPEECH &

MONOGRAM CLUBS

A' Girls monogram club officers: C. Otto, B. Bushur, J. DeVreis, S. Perry, and faculty advisor: Mrs. Each.

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Ann Howard and tike Schott react to the good news from Mr. Watson that they were chosen to partici­pate in the University of Iowa's summer theatre program.

THESPIANS

Thespian Troop# 2761: First Row--D. Haase, G. Glowacki, Vice-President A. Berchtold, Pr(.sident B. Bushur, Scribe 1. Schott, Treasurer C. McKee, B. McKee, 2nd Row--J. Grove, M. Gusta, J. Jager, I. Prior, P. Mc­Ginnis, D. Laures, M. Hull, P. McGinn, P. Donahue, M. Grebelin, A. Wolfe, P. Kearns, B. Cook, R. Keams, L. Cook

At Left is the Chess Club. Bot­tom Row From L--R: R. Keams, L. Cook, S. Velthoff. Back Row: T . Engelmann, R . Swartz, Faculty Advisor, Sister Andrea, B. Cook, M. ahra.

CHESS CLUB & AFS

Members of A .F .s. are: First Row--C. Ragano, A. Rapp, K. Hood, J. Grove, . Puella, E. Mielenhousen. Sec­ond Row--Mrs. Heuermann, J. Perry, P. Bromell, S. Smith, M. Rettke, J. Roach, M. Killen. Third Row--B. Lopez, A. Berchtold, C. Otto, I. Prior, B. Walsh, M. Ambre, L. Stark.

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FRENCH CLUBS

Two new organizations this year are the Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Heurmann (Top), and the French Club under the direction of Miss Engel.

Staff: Front Row: T. Engelmann, A. Whitehead, M. McHugh, E. Grady, Sr. Marcia. Back Row: A. Spelletich, M. Calsyn, M. Collins, and M. Rossmiller.

KNIGHT BEACON

Andy Spellitch, Eileen Grady, Matt Collins, Ann Whitehead work hard to put the finishing touches on an issue.

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YEARBOOK

Some of the celebrated Yearbook Staff: Bottom Row: Sr. Marcia, E. Grady, C. Otto, G. Glowacki, B. Kloppen­borg, Back Row: K. Bell, M. Rossmiller, E. Watkins, M. Long, A. Barta, J. Hotka, A. Berchtold, M. Amould, C. Norkus, M. McHugh.

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BOYS GOLF

The Golf team and their fearless leader, Mr. Erickson, having fun?

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Boys' Cross Country Front: Coach Kellenberger. Row 1: M. Manly, R. Lopez, G. McGivern, S. High, T. Valainis, D. Edens, Row 2: L. Beutel, K. Cinadr, M. Burke, J. Parr, J. Gudac, S. Walseth, S. Johnston. Row 3: M. McHugh 1 T. Volante, J. McKee, P. Jacobsen, J. Morrissey, J. Kipf. Left: Gene McGivem races across the finish line to give Assumption another first place. (courtesy, Larry Fisher)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL 6-3

Row 1: T. Whitehead, K. Peny, B. Beyer, B. Poll­miller, J. Epping, M. Early, C. Smith, T. Kilfoy, Row 2: E. Carroll, V. Favatti 1 K. Belli, J. Kadavy, M. Timmons, T. Broders, L. Saldivar, T. Epping. Row 3: D. Leese, D. Cabe!, F. Gerwe, R. Donuhue, G. Blough, E. Bell, T. Walters, K. Gould. Row 4: P. Schiendar, C. Martins, P. Goodall, T. Sloan, T. Lossasso, J. Leibold, J. Saunders. Row 5: M. Gau, B. Timmons, J. Jansen, M. Koprucki, T. McDermott, R. Siegfried, B. McCabe, P. Moeller. Row 6: C. Hathaway, K. Degan, J. Gusta, R. Hines, T. Artoli, G. Luzum 1 T. Ewen. Row 7: Mgr. J. Costello, J. Tefer, J. Fox, D. Miller. Row 8: M. Roche, G. Wal­seth.

Suicide Squad puts life on the line!

HEADS OR TAILS? KNIGHT DEFENSE SHINES!

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Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: M. Gould, M. Schaefer, M. Coughlin, M. McGinniss, K. Gould, V. Favati 2nd Row : Coach Ray Ambrose, S. High, J. Gugta, B. Tim­mons, C. Martens, M. Early, Coach Jim Brainerd Lower Left: Mark Schaefer fights for his life, while the cheerleaders enthusiastically cheer him on. (Especially his sister, Mary Ann- - Right)

Freshman Wrestling: Row 1: T. Nyheluk, T. Hart, T. Volante, M. Gusta, B. 1cKee, M. Huber, T. Gerety Row 2: D. Stahler, B. Gerwe, K. Krajewski, K. Callahan, D. Padley, Row 3: Coach T. Salsbury, M. Koellner, J. CHupka, T. Manley, C. Bernat, L. Madrigal, Smith, M. Gehlsen, J. Ahel, M. Berghtold, Coach Mike Phelan

J .V. Wrestling: Row 1: P. Bush, J. Milder, T. BUsh, T. HOward, M. HUnnington, K. Maroka, T. Welsh, T. Cameron, Row 2: W. Michler, D. RUlz, E. Bell, T. Losasso, J. Martens, M. Fiese, J. Hart, T. Hentges, J. Bush Row 3: P. Sachs, P. Goodall, T. Duffy, T. Mllitich, C. Hathaway, J. Frandsen, M. Murphy, T. Hathaway, B. Retko

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Girls Varsity Basketball: Front Row: K . Clements, K. Bell, :-.1. Criger, C. Regano, J. Briggs, , L Gould, :"1.1. Gardina 2nd Row: Coach Gary Laake, D. Zack, L. Weiman, A. Hein, C . Otto, D. VanLandschoot, S. Panther, M . B. Linehan, S. Liebscher, . 1gr. M. Clark, coach Irene Mack Lower Right: \\bo said girls are I nt tough?

LONG WAY BABY

GirlsJ.V. Basketball: Front Row: M. Rupe, M. Iannuzzelli, K. Schnoebeln, M. Gardina, M. Resnick, M. Gardina, T. Hines, R. Prior, L. Sunderbruch, Coach Irene Mack 2nd Row: Coach Gary Laake, P. Muhs, S. Van Camp, S. Van­Vooren, T. Meade, B. Johnson, A. Gasser, A. Jacobsen, C. McAtee, M. Karwath, M. Vieger, A. Wolfe, T. Verdon Upper Left: Another two for the Knights!

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Sophomore Basketball: Row 1: Mgr. B. Vromann, Mgr. J. Costello Row 2: M. Kakert, J. Ambrose, C. Whitehead, P. Resnick, M. 1cDermott, M. Hood, J. Maller, Row 3 : Coach Bill Kellenberger, T. Carter, J . Hotka, P. Jacobsen, D. Frommelt, M. ahra, P. Quinn, M. Arnould, K. Fier.

Freshman Red: Row 1: T. Dierickx, P. Doyle, M. Matthys, P . Collins, B. Collins, D. Ruiz, M. Hasley Row 2: Coach Each, T. Killion, S. Riley, B. Duffy, C. Beckwith, M . Larson, P. Ryan , K. Gl owacki , Mang . R . Kunkel

Freshman White: Row 1: S. Mielenhausen, M. Gripp, T. Zacks, D. Nitschke, M. Wiebler, D. Jasper, J . Coffindaf­fer, J. Simpson Row 2: Coach Glancy, M . Otting, M. Gannon, C. Missel, J . Evans, G. Liebscher, P. KIUoy, R . COnway, Mang. D. Kunkel

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Boy's Swim Team: Row 1; M. Burke, G. Peters, D. Bookholder, D. Shippy, L. Beutel, T. Birch, Row 2; T. Collins, M. Zierenger, M. McHugh, T. Carroll, D. Glowacki, Row 3, S. Maller, P. Sciender, Coach Dennis Shippy Opposite: Mike McHugh strokes to a vic­tory.

HOPES FOR ST ATE

Boys Golf: A Few Underclassmen: Row 1 M . Hasley, M. Keller Row 2 D. Borne, J. Engleman, Coach John Erick­son Seniors D. Baker, D. Gietle, M . Brommell, S. Mal­ler

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SPRING TENNIS

Boy's tennis : Row 1; T. Breheny, J. Maller, S. Jackson, Row 2: D. Jasper, M. Otting, D. Simpson, J. Bush, Row 3: D. Welte, M. Arnould, M. Hood, B. Barta, and Coach Gene Kraus

Girl's Tennis: Row 1; M. O'Donnell, M. Gardina, L. Schebler, C. McCabe, A .M. O'Donnell, Row 2; B. Knickrehm, S. Gilhofer, C. Shelangoski, P. Powell, M. Gardina, Row 3; K. Vanlandschoot, R. avarro, J. Evans, S. Perry, S. Soenke, Coach Irene Mack,

PEP FROM OUR CHEERLEADERS

Freshmen Cheerleaders: T. Keenan, C. Hibbler, E. Murphy, K. Eppling, C. Van Camp, L. Schebler, K. McCabe, A. Wolfe, M. Peine, L. McGuiness, K. Kratt, S. Murphy. Sophomore Cheerleaders: A. Adams, M. Reyhons, S. Schmitt, A. O'Donnell, M. Grogan.

Varsity Cheerleaders: J, Bernat, M. Killian, T. Glo­wacki, B. Bushur, S. Stolze, C. Mooney, L. Coughlin, J. Evans, M. Schaeffer.

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BOY'S AND GIRL'S TRACK

The gun sounds and they're off and running. AHS sported a new look this year with an addition of a girl's track team to the well estabished boy's squad. Both teams are relatively young, so we're looking forward to many winning seasons.

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Mary Rebecca Luth Gregory J. Luzum

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REV. GEORGE HOENIG Registrar

REV. CHARLES MANN Principal

DONALD MILLER Assistant Principal

REV. MICHAEL PHILLIPS Chaplin

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JAMES BRA! ERD Physical Education Dept . Chairperson

JOA DEVRIES Science Dept . Chairperson

RAY AMBROSE Social studies

KARL BURMESTER Business Education

JOH EACH Physical Education

RO BALLARD Science

DAVID CLAUSS Instrumental Music

REBECCA EACH Home Economics

PAUL BECKER Mechamcal Drawing

SR. MARCIA COSTELLO

Journalism and Publications

SHARO, E1 'GEL Foreign Language

JOHN ERICKSO Mathematics

SR. MARGARET KEEFE B. V. M.

English Dept. Chairperson

SR. FRA CELLE FARLEY B. V. M.

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WILLIAM KELLENBERGER

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JAMES FOX English

RUTH HEUERMA Foreign Language Dept. Chairperson

Mathematics

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Religion Dept. Chairperson

REV . GEORGE HOE '1G

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GARY LAKKE Business Education

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SR. MARY MEYER Mathematics

MAUREE O'CO 'OR Mathematics Dept . Chairperson

MICHAEL LOEHER Social Studies

JAMES MINICK Science

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REV. THOMAS MOHR Religion and Choral

Music Dept. Chairperson

MICHAEL PHELA Mathematics

SR. JANE MACKEN Mathematics

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Top Right: School Nurse: 1rs. Early Middle Right: The Guidance Personnel: Mrs. Zeck­ser, Sr. Annelle O'Dea and Sr. Andrea Giltner Bottom: The Front Office Personnel: Mary Michl, Lee Reilly, Catherine Enderle, and Seated Sr. Fran­cis Regis McNamara

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Bye Bye Birdie was the play chosen for this years musical as the high­point of the dramatic season. The large cast under the direction of Dave Watson began rehearsal in early January to perfect their skills.

With Jim Steward taking the roll of Conrad Birdie, the play begins with a group of girls screaming at the sight of Birdie. As a take off on Elvis Presley, Birdie is the famed rock singer who has everything it take to catch the crowds. The only problem is he is drafted into the army. His farewell to the world is a good-bye kiss to one of his fan club members, Kim, played by Barb Bushur, who lives in Sweet­apple, Ohio.

Birdie becomes disgusted with life and lives it up out on the town with the town's teenagers. His agent, Albert Peterson Uim Bush) and secretary (Cindy Czupka) find the situation rather frustrating.

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Juniors

Sheila Liebscher Irene Prior Anne Whitehead

Seniors

Terrance Breheny Dennis Wilkerson Eileen Crady Greg Crimes Daniel Zack Mary Pullella Patricia Frommelt Cynthia Otto Mara Quinn Mary Ann Schaefer Tim Burke Cathy Hoylneaux David Baker Hike Hanley Kim Childs Patrick Schneider Elise Watkins Thomas Engelmann Annette Berchtold Brenda Kloppenborg Kathleen Bell Kathlee n Wessling Thomas Gosser Carol Langtimm Timothy Verdon Carol Riedesel Patricia Ehlert Martha Crowley St even Johnston Barbara Bushur Becky DeJager Sus an Welte Timot hy Keenan Kevin Could

Juniors

Douglas Sprosty Hacaire Mooney Dolores VanLandschoot Susan Kratt Patricia Gimbel Dennis Devine Mary J. Hart

ROLL OF HONOR

ACCUMULATED AVERAGES

4.000 4.000 4.000

3.925 3.896 3.892 3.875 3.864 3.835 3.815 3. 777 3.765 3.750 3. 738 3. 726 3.711 3.679 3.667 3.661 3.660 3.655 3.642 3.635 3.624 3.619 3.616 3.614 3.605 3.584 3.559 3.553 3.547 3.537 3.537 3.525 3.521 3.520

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Sophomores

Katherine Saskovski 4.000

SECOND HONORS (3.5-3.9)

Mary Ptacek 3.870 Sue Brovnson 3.833 Barbara Walsh 3.833 Kent Belli 3.819 David Resnick 3.768 "lary Killion 3.764 Patricia Kearns 3.761 Donald Sprosty 3.738 Kathleen Hood 3. 714 Kirk Whalen 3. 708 Janet Grove 3.693 Dennis Epping 3.686 Julie Jager 3.673 Monica Wiegand 3.667 Matthew Burke 3.632 Mary Butler 3.630 Susan Soenke 3.626 Ellen Reynolds 3.620 Carol Mooney 3.603 John Kadavy 3.593 Theresa Konnath 3.556 Mary Ambre 3 . 552 Ann Coryn 3.540 Mary E. O'Connor 3.539 Mary Custa 3.505

Sophomores

Cindy Ceheren 3.975 Christopher Whitehead 3.942 John Maller 3.912 Connie Zaug 3.891 Kathryn Wafer 3.884 Teresa Crimes 3.871 Jeanne Rossmiller 3.865 Natalie Pullella 3 . 860 Cathy Carlin 3.855 Scott Jackson 3.854 Anita Hogarty 3.846 Bill Tinnons 3.839 John ~cKeon 3.825 Beth Knickrehm 3.820 Karen Berchtold 3.819 "lark Masterson 3.813 Timothy Anderson 3.788 Laurie Tonn 3. 778 Scott Tinsman 3.745

Freshmen

Lisa Britt Christine Caffery Diane Devine Mary Figge Joanne Gosser Julie Kroy Charles Miller Mary Resnick

Diane Zack Patricia Muhs Kristi Clements Mary Lyngholm Michael Roche Lori Weiman Mark Nahra Ann E. Miller Colleen Masterson Michael Masterson Nancy DeVries Joseph Evans Paul Quinn Joseph Macksey Katy Harkins James Kadavy Mary F. Clarke Julie Roach

Freshmen

Mary Cebelein Pamela McCuiness Catherine Frommelt Laura Sunderbruch Greg Liebscher Kathleen McCabe Anne Linehan Mary P. McCinn Beth Johnson David Evans Robert Duffy Katherine Kratt Tamara Vere.Ion Sharon Angerer Suzanne Risse Susan Van Camp Therese Keenan Rosellen Edens Anthony Janney Thomas Zack Jill Beutel Kathleen Epping Eileen Jensen

4.000 4.000 4.000 4.000 4.000 4.000 4.000 4.000

3.743 3.742 3. 728 3.728 3.703 3. 701 3.694 3.665 3.659 3.656 3.634 3.622 3.606 3.565 3.554 3.524 3.516 3.510

3.882 3.882 3.857 3.857 3.846 3.846 3.813 3.800 3.733 3.706 3.692 3.692 3.692 3.667 3.667 3.667 3.643 3.600 3.571 3.538 3.533 3.500 3.500

THIRD HONORS (3.0-3.4)

Senior, Martha VanVooren 3.220 Margaret Reynolds 3.073 Edward Bell 3.217 Lynn Toney 3.061

Elizabeth Czolgosz 3.488 William Wehner 3. 211 Maureen Grady 3.024 Deborah Raftery 3.487 Karen Cinadr 3. 211 Pamela Koby 3.006 Jennifer Nahra 3.481 Stacie Strang 3.202 Kristy Krajewski 3.000 Philip Liebscher 3.474 Lind Coughlin 3.198 Darren Niemann 3.000 Karen Otnahen 3.466 George Blough 3.193 Peter Resnick 3.000 Connie Shelangoski 3.449 Janet Bruce 3.190 Dianna Huppert& 3.440 Brian Schebler 3.189 Randy Swarts 3.434 Susan Perry 3.187 Linda Jacobsen 3.430 Mary James 3.186 Beth Murphy 3.425 Lisa Stark 3.172 Freshmen Anita Hein 3.422 Mari Eck 3.159 Steve Maller 3.416 John Julien 3.157 Lori Schebler 3.467 Lynn Callahan 3.387 Mary Laures 3.154 DOU$ Jasper 3.467 Jean McKirchy 3.383 Margaret Hull 3.154 Gina Gudac 3.462 Deborah Scieszinski 3.374 John Shrader 3.127 !ionica Gardina 3.455 Gregory Luzum 3.372 Paul Moeller 3.114 Debbie Ponsetto 3.438 Colleen McKee 3.345 Lawrence Beutel 3.108 Lisa Golick 3.429 Carol Stoffer 3.336 David Glowacki 3.104 Michelle Gau 3.400 Luke Harkins 3.335 Joseph Slater 3.097 Peter Tinsman 3.400 Annette Lovewell 3. 325 Julie Evans 3.096 Peggy Powell 3.385 Timothy Ambre 3.323 Greg Peters 3.085 Thomas Nykoluk 3.385 Cindy Czupka 3.311 Peggy Voss 3.079 David Koupal 3.375 Jody Kroy 3.300 Frank Herr 3.056 Ann Jacobsen 3.357 Mary Milder 3.281 James Toohey 3.054 Jill Whatu 3.353 Linda Foley 3.278 Thomas Duffy 3.046 Patricia Laures 3.313 Lidija Livdans 3.275 Laura Lyons 3.042 Jane Gumpert 3.313 Susan Kellenberger 3.234 James Gumpert 3.026 Regina llood 3.308 Michael Schoot 3.230 Dan Leese 3.025 Margaret Morrissey 3.308 Gene McGivern 3.212 Daniel 1lurgr.1e1er 3.021 Dawn Anderson 3.286 James Carlin 3.207 Julianne Ritter 3.000 Michele Guy 3.286 Cheryl Gannon 3.203 Margaret Hathaway 3.286 Nancy Lyngholm 3.178 Mary Kulaga 3.273 Mary Luth 3.169 Marian Farrell 3.267 Michael McHugh 3.164 Sophomores Janine Golderman 3.267 Susan Bales 3.137 Suzanne Niemann 3.250 Christopher Browne 3.131 David Welte 3.488 Mary J. O'Donnell 3.250 Debra Leibold 3.122 Matthew Hood 3.485 Kevin Kelly 3.250 Susan Parks 3.122 Angela Blough 3.484 Teresa Nares 3.250 Angela Barta 3.069 Diana Randall 3.470 Laurie McGuiness 3.235 Douglas Gietl 3.066 Jerry Schnoebelen 3.470 Doug Padley 3.214 Christopher Smith 3.063 Annette Ruth 3.469 Margaret Donahue 3.214 Kathleen W1cbler 3.042 Jean Glowacki 3.466 Jeff Ryder 3.200 Matthew Collins 3.040 Roxanne Solis 3.459 Jane Burgmeier 3.189 John Handler 3.032 James Evans 3.414 Patrick Reiser 3.188 Timothy Whitehead 3.024 Martin Calsyn 3.395 Anna Jestel 3.154 Mary Long 3.020 Julie Ryhne 3. 342 Gary Johnson 3.154 Ann Peine 3.010 Andrea Quinn 3.341 Janine Vandesompele 3.154

Anne Howard 3.307 Elizabeth Wehner 3.143 Jennifer Gannon 3.302 Laura DeVries 3.143 Patricia Thelen 3.269 Sandra Jones 3.091

Junior, Annette Adams 3.260 Matthew W1ebler 3.091 Megan Pille 3.265 Edith Anderson 3.083

Sheila Roe 3.489 Marie !iolyneaux 3.236 Donnelle Deprey 3.077 Denise Niemann 3.472 Kathleen Gerety 3. 224 Timm Pilcher 3 . 077 David Borne 3. 458 Suzanne Granados 3.216 Christopher Bernat 3 . 077 Deborah Hasley 3.430 Paul Jacobsen 3.204 Mark Merrill 3.077 Patti Bromell 3.423 Paula Eck 3.200 Linda Cook 3.071 Theresa Glowacki 3.415 Maribeth Br uhn 3.192 Annette Gasser 3.071 Ann Geohegan 3.389 Pamela Muhs 3.182 Michelle Stark 3.071 Mark McAllister 3.386 Rose James 3.179 Mary Reesink 3 . 067 Michele McKeon 3.383 Colleen Bradley 3.168 Clare Cronkleton 3.000 Christine Ragano 3.372 Ann M. O'Donnell 3.153 Joseph Garcia 3.000 Cindy Nolan 3. 319 Brenda Cook 3.148 Donna Griebel 3 . 000 Mary 'icHugh 3.316 Connie Czupka 3.114 Ger i Krueger 3 . 000 Mike Timmons 3 . 310 Kathleen Bracken 3 . 114 Thomas Masterson 3.000 Jean Devries 3.297 Susan Elvidge 3 . 106 Rebecca Peeters 3.000 Eileen Mielenhausen 3.281 Ann Riedesel 3 . 106 Mary Peine 3.000 !iary G. Spaeth 3.275 Mary Killen 3.081 Ri t a Prior 3.000 Joseph Parr 3.265 Cynthia '"icAtee 3 . 079 Cynthia Vane p 3.000

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Al's Truck Line, Inc. 758 Schmidt Road

Davenport, Iowa 52802 Phone 322-0911

"It 's a long haul to Heaven " Jim Castrey, President

~ RI~

1613-15 Third Avenue Moline , Illinois 61265

Phone 764-2478

READY TO SERVE YOU FOR

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ENGINEERING and DRAFTING

s

CUMMINS ILLINOIS

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730 31st Avenue Phone 794-9181

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Automot ive, Industr ial & Ma rine

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RINGLE EXPRESS INC.

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RURAL ROUTE I BOX 33!5 MOLINE , ILLINO IS t5126!5

Leo A. Maciolek Executive Vice President

1916 STURDEVANT

322-5359

DIRECT COLOR PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE

CANDID & FORMAL WEDDINGS

SENIORS - BRIDES

CONGRAT LATIONS

TO THE

HONORED

of

ASSUMPTION HIGH CHOOL

• • • •

From Your Friends Atop Br•dy Street Hill

Palmer College of Chiropractic 1000 Brody Street

Davenport

Your Clothes Never

Stop Talking About You

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Davenport, Iowa 52801

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P.O. BOX 820 5.U TWENTY-FIFTH AVENUE

ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 61201

PH. 788-3441

Compliments

of

Mace Chemical & Supply Company

207-09 E. 2nd Street Davenport, Iowa

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CONGRAT ULATIONS

TO THE

FACULTY AND STUDENTS

OF

ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL

n UTILITY EQUIPMENT CO. BETTENDORF, IOWA

ROBERT C. CORYN - PRESIDENT

North American

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Compliments of

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Since 1939

Davenport, Iowa 391-0200

Valley Beverage Co.

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of Pabst Blue Ribbon

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THE CATHOLIC

MESSENGER

Official Newspaper

Serving The

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3810 W. RIVER DRIVE

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Compliments of

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INTERIORS 2200 EAST 11 TH STREET DAVENPORT IOWA 313 2735

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TO THE

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Phone : 323-9791

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1976 ~ICE~TE~~IAL GREAT MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FAIR AUGUST 6-15

A TRULY GREAT FAIR e REFLECTING IN 1976 THE HERITAGE OF THIS AREA

1N KEEPING WTIH THE BICENTENNIAL BIRTHDAY

e REFLECTING IN 1976 THE INTEREST OF ALL SOCIETY

WITHIN ITS AREAS OF INFLUENCE

e REFLECTING IN 1976 THE PRODUCTS OF INDUSTRY

TODAY COMPARED TO LIKE KIND OF YESTERYEAR

, ~ - PLAN NOW TO PARTICIPATE -

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DAVENPORT, IOWA 52803

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PHONE 386-1777

3811 HARRISON ST. DAVENPORT

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324-3288

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359-1666

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29th & Brady

For any drainage

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failure, 422 PERSHING

call 323-4544 119

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&

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P.O. BOX 3628

Northwest Blvd. at 77th St. Interstate 80 and Iowa 130

DAVENPORT, IOWA 52808

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Davenport, Iowa 52808 Phones: 324-9171 - 324-0010

"For Your Bulk Hauling Needs"

Jerry Adrian , President

Modern Woodmen of America

FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE

SINCE 1883

HOME OFFICE • ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS

There i omething irre i tably fascinating about the Future . Tho we dwell in the pre ent, yet we forever live in the Future, drawn on by ome strange compulsion like the oceans that re pond to the tides. It must be that the Future is more than the unrevealed, the unhappened, the undisclosed; el ea little discovery would satisfy the soul. o, the Future is divinity'd laboratory where the ideal is being converted into the real. We are lured to this laboratory by the call for helpers whereby we may join our little live with great is ue . far-flung visions, tupendou cau e . Tho we are here today and vanquished on the morrow, till the cau e we have helped make real and live among men from out the shadow-land of the ideal, will give u enough confidence to tru t for further realization whatever the Future holds within its secret bosom .

Quench not the Lure of the Future . It is the gateway to a life of insight, understanding, erenity and peace!

ELECTRIC COMPANY HEATING WHOLESALERS REFRIGERATION WHOLESALERS

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DAVENPORT, IOWA 52808 PHONE 324-5235

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uite 703 orthwest Tower Davenport, Iowa 52806

386-2890 Office 355-1603 Home

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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!

.\METEK

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Sears Manufacturing Co.

"Vehicle Seats to fit all your needs"

1718 S. Concord St.

Davenport, Iowa

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KIMBERLY ROAD AT DAVENPORT AVENUE DAVENPORT , IOWA 52807

FLYNN BEVERAGE CO. Davenport , Iowa

D Di tributor of Fine Beer Beer Since 1937

HEINEKEN #1 IMPORT SCHLITZ LIGIIT OLD MILWAUKEE

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Phone : 323 - 3811

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Uniformed Guards - Investigations Tom McGinn - President

NORTHWEST Chiropractic Centre

"'

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l '.1707 Washington Street !et Davenport , Iowa

Enjoy a delicious favorite at

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CONG RA TULA TIONS 1976 ASSUMPTION

GRADUATES

2

Congratulations

To Assunzption High School

Honor Students

and Fellow Classnzates

Aluminum Casting Service Wood and Metal Patterns

( K ) Pattern Duplicating I p

KELLER PATTERN COMPANY

P.O. BOX 3314 DAVE PORT, IOWA 1051 S . Rolff Street

PAUL KELLER. Prop.

1-0WA 1-LLINOIS I-NDIANA

THREE-I TRUCK LINE, Inc.

3900 ELM STREET

Ralph Hawley Owner

BETTENDORF, IOWA

Concrete Products All standard types of concrete blocks . . . Sliadowal and Hi-Lite decorative blocks . . Splitstone . . . Patio blocks . . . Architectural cast stone . . . and the excitingly new

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for eye-slopping beauty and screening

Phone 355 .4731

Building Specialties • Mb!al Windows

and doors • Overhead and s1-1

Rolling Doors • Owens lllinois Glau

Blocks • Other similar bulld!nq

specialties • Rental Scaffolding

PRESTRESSED CONCRETE MEMBERS for FLOORS. ROOFS. SUNDECKS

IOWA-ILLINOIS CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORP. 42nd and State Streets • P.O. BOX 1171 • BETTENDORF. IOWA 52722 • PHONE: 355-1871

" 30 Yr Reputation of Courtesy & Service"

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One Block East of Northwest Bank

Bill Dittmer, Owner MOTOR TUNE UPS

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FRONT END ALIGNMENT

"Free Pickup & Delivery"

CORNER LOCUST & FILLMORE 322-9324

COMPLIMENTS OF

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Home of

"Mr. Neat"

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GO PLACES

WITH

MAR Y CREST • Quality education for hundreds of Quad-Ci .ty area students

• Bachelor of arts . bachelor of science. bachelor of science in nursing, master of arts , bachelor of special studies

• Career opportunities through 22 major fields of study • Unique junior college transfer program with general educa­

tion requirements fulfilled • Professional preparation in nursing, education. social work ,

preparatory work for law , medicine , dentistry , pharmacy , en­gineering

• Part-time or full-time studies for students above traditional college age , college credit for life experiences , directed self­study

• Financial aid through presidential , honors, Quad-City and jun- \l\1: A

ior college scholarships , federal , state and private aid j':J

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326-9225 DAVENPORT, IOWA 52804 ~-f>.c ;§

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PHO E 324-9121 327 EA T LO D VE PORT, IOW

T STREET 1800 - 11th Street R. I. 309 - 786-8134

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LIFTRUCK SERVICE CO., INC.

Sales and Service LPM Parts and White Fork Lifts

Galesburg, 111., Waterloo, Iowa Cedar Rapids , Iowa

3801 West River Drive Davenport, Iowa

• • •

Davenport Bank and 'Jrust Company SERVING THE BANKING NEEDS OF OVER 75,000 PEOPLE

m atthews Office Equipment , Inc . I 07 EA T 2nd STR ET DAV PORT, IOWA\

~ PHO E: 323-8044

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To all the Students and Student-Athletes for

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COMPLIMENTS

OF

KNIGHTS OF

COLUMBUS LORAS COUNCIL - 532

Davenport, la.

Murdoch Paint Co., Inc.

Minnesota Paints

Binks Spray Equipment

Enterprise Paints

"THE FAMILY NAME IN DANCING"

110 East Second Street Davenport, Iowa

322-3587

STAN LANE

PRESENTED BY

GARY ROES

CRAYON'S INC. SPORTING GOODS EXCLUSIVELY

222 Harrison Street DAVENPORT , IOWA 52801

FLOWERS & INTERIORS

by

Frederick

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McLAUGHLIN Body Company

2430 3rd A VENUE

MOLINE, ILLINOIS

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SPELLETI CH-TEEL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.

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Because of a printing deadline date , several contributions were received too late for inclusion . We regret these omissions and wish to express our appreciation to all who contributed .

EXPERT REPAIR ' t::RVICE "5 0 YEARS EXPERIENCE"

322-5576

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2311 Arlinrton A,

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209 MAIN STREET DAVENPORT

326-2858

Repain • Remodeling EW CO STRUCTI01

Garbage Di posal s Water Heaters

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To the yearbook taff . .. to the entire cla of 1976 .. . congratulation ! from everyone at Bettendorf Bank . Eventually .. a you build your plan for the future, you'll need a banker to make the road a little moother . Bettendorf Bank would like to help . Eventually . . . we think we'll have the chance to serve you . Why not OW!

BETTENDORF BANK AND TRUST An Affiliate of Northwest Bancorporation

Member FDIC

THE AHS PARENT'S CLUB

MR . J A B R HTOLD, MR . ALLYGRW,TR MR. RVI TR G, VI E-PRE ID T MR . B RBARA VA OORE , PRE IDE T

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Officers: Mr. Max Bromell, President, Father Charles Mann, Executive Secretary, 1',1r. Dick Leese, Vice President. Below: Board members in action.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

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RADUATION JllTIE 4ff\

'7:30 P.M.

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FRESHMAN: Front Row : Tim O'Neal, Torn Britt, Sharon Murphy, Tena Dreher Second Row : Torn Nares, Dave Skibbie, Jane Burgrneier

JUNIORS : Mike Young, Teri Dreher, Dan Bur~meier

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~ister ~nne oorde, ~, ~ 924-1

(15uida e ~epar ment 1973-1975

tfte personification of all tqaf fnas good -

tfte guiding ftand of all fnqo s ougftt trutft -

tfte fnisdom and strengtft for all fuqo lobed beaut~ -

~fte J(iued mite t&nigftts @reed

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Two great traditions are about to merge to form an even greater to­.morrow. Just as the M':issiSSippi and Missouri Rivers join to form the great Father of Waters and sweep toward the sea, so Will .bn­lllaculate Conception Academy and St . Ambrose Academy join to iulfill a new and greater des­tiny for the Catholic people of this community through the cre­ation of AsSU.mPtion High School. Mary, the Queen of Heaven, in­terceded With her Son, Christ the K.ing, that the next 100 Years might be as fruitful. and good as the Past 99 Years. Grant that they Who are the last of the glorious line of teachers at I. C. A. and St. Ainbrose Academy may now becOll:le the Pioneers in the new. May history extol their deeds and their sacrifices a hundred Years from now.

The .bnmacuiate Conception Acad­emy and St. Ambrose Acaderny

have fulfilled their sublime and nobel destinies; long live ASSUnJ.p­tion Hi$!h School .

Take irorn the .bnrnaculate Con­ception Acaderny•s 19S8 Gradua­tion Address by ¼gr. Maurice Dingman , currently Bishop Ding­.man, Diocese of Des Moines.