1966 Yearbook
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Title
1966 Yearbook
Description
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
Every student enrolled at St. Ambrose College belongs to the National Federation of Catholic College
students. The National Federation has three purposes:
1) to foster Christian thought and action; 2) to make the
student aware of contemporary issues; and 3) to represent St. Ambrose College at the national level.
With so many students involved, the number of
projects are divided among six commissions. These include the Legion of Mary, the Young Christian Students,
Family Life, International Relations, International Students, and Lay Missions. This year a group was formed
to aid the admissions office in giving prospective students
a tour of our campus and its facilities.
EXECUTIVE BOARD: First row: Marvin Oh-
sann; Michael Brockman, Senior Delegate; Fr.
Bernard Kamerick, Moderator; John Baumert.
Second row: Thomas Lawler; James Braxmier;
James Britt; John Jablowski. Third row: Ronald
Sicorski; John Kuchinski; James Hathaway;
Gerald Jerome. Fourth row: James Henkhaus;
Gerald Carney; Martin Drury.
For the most active members of the NFCCS the year
started with the Twenty-second National Congress held
August 29 to September 4 at the Sheraton Park Hotel in
Washington, D. C. Voting delegates at the convention
were Mike Brockman, John Baumert, and Jerry McMorrow. Jim Henkel, John Jablkowski, George Liu, John
Curran and Don Claeys made the trip as observers.
October brought the NFCCS Regional Council meeting and workshop. It was held in Sioux City at Briar
Cliff College. The theme was "The College Student and
Ecumenism." Seventeen Ambrosians attended.
Parents' Weekend found the NF'ers pounding away
as LeClaire Gym was transformed into "Camelot." The
FAMILY LIFE COMMISSION: First row:
James Britt; Gerald Jerome. Second row:
Michael Ward; John Jablowski; Ronald Sicorski. Third row: Robert Shortall; Edward Kuba-
jak; Richard Jaskulski; Fourth row: David
McDavitt; George Fizer: Fifth row: Lawrence
Kotula; James Healy; Gregory Schultz.
Every student enrolled at St. Ambrose College belongs to the National Federation of Catholic College
students. The National Federation has three purposes:
1) to foster Christian thought and action; 2) to make the
student aware of contemporary issues; and 3) to represent St. Ambrose College at the national level.
With so many students involved, the number of
projects are divided among six commissions. These include the Legion of Mary, the Young Christian Students,
Family Life, International Relations, International Students, and Lay Missions. This year a group was formed
to aid the admissions office in giving prospective students
a tour of our campus and its facilities.
EXECUTIVE BOARD: First row: Marvin Oh-
sann; Michael Brockman, Senior Delegate; Fr.
Bernard Kamerick, Moderator; John Baumert.
Second row: Thomas Lawler; James Braxmier;
James Britt; John Jablowski. Third row: Ronald
Sicorski; John Kuchinski; James Hathaway;
Gerald Jerome. Fourth row: James Henkhaus;
Gerald Carney; Martin Drury.
For the most active members of the NFCCS the year
started with the Twenty-second National Congress held
August 29 to September 4 at the Sheraton Park Hotel in
Washington, D. C. Voting delegates at the convention
were Mike Brockman, John Baumert, and Jerry McMorrow. Jim Henkel, John Jablkowski, George Liu, John
Curran and Don Claeys made the trip as observers.
October brought the NFCCS Regional Council meeting and workshop. It was held in Sioux City at Briar
Cliff College. The theme was "The College Student and
Ecumenism." Seventeen Ambrosians attended.
Parents' Weekend found the NF'ers pounding away
as LeClaire Gym was transformed into "Camelot." The
FAMILY LIFE COMMISSION: First row:
James Britt; Gerald Jerome. Second row:
Michael Ward; John Jablowski; Ronald Sicorski. Third row: Robert Shortall; Edward Kuba-
jak; Richard Jaskulski; Fourth row: David
McDavitt; George Fizer: Fifth row: Lawrence
Kotula; James Healy; Gregory Schultz.
Publisher
The Consolidated Graphic Arts Corporation, Canton, OH
Date
1966
Rights
St. Ambrose University 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/127