OUTSTANDING ATHLETES '66
Group holding individual awards are: left to right and from bottom to top—John Underwood, tennis;
Roger Furman, basketball; John Peters, golf; Mark Yingling, golf; Ed Lillis, track; T. Kelley, track; Jim Keefe,
golf; Tim…
ATHLETICS TRACK
The 1965-66 St. Ambrose track team has the honor of being the best in
the college's history.
Some of the distinctions of this team were: winning two first places in
the Drake Relays, and winning over all other Iowa colleges,…
The student union is an intregal part of
student life on campus. From morning
coffee to the last TV show at night, the
union provides one of the main meeting
and recreational facilities on campus. In
addition to its usual functions, the union
might…
Davis Hall, a modern fire-proof structure of tudor gothic
style, was built in two sections which were completed
n 1922 and 1927. Since remodeling in 1960, this dorm
presently has a capacity for 174 students.
In addition to residents, the …
What does Bob Thomas think of while he studies?
TOWERS
Ambrose Towers, the central section of
Ambrose Hall, offers a limited number
of upper classmen a more reserved and
private style of dormitory living.
The area now occupied by these apartments is…
Woe to the seminarian who drinks!
Mark Voegeli sings Mozart?
SEMINARY
The seminarians presently make their home in the central
and eastern sections of Ambrose Hall. Because of the increased demands upon Ambrose Hall for class study and
because…
RESIDENCES
EAST HALL
East Hall, a new dormitory of contemporary
design, was first occupied in the fall of 1959.
To keep pace with the ever rising college
enrollment, this building was designed for a
capacity of 248 students and with a faculty
prefect…
Edward M. Chiverton Dixon, Ia. Richard D. Clifton Davenport, Ia. Gregory r. Cofield Monmouth, Ill. Larry J. Coccannon Davenport, Ia. Thomas P. Conway Aledo, Ill. David T. Coopman Moline, Ill. James P. Corkery…
