Mr. Charles A. Gemskie of the '55 OAKS advises the 1964 staff to: "Bear in mind also that you will be responsible for many hours of recalling. Do what you can to make them a pleasure. You too, will also look back occasionally through the pages of…
during my senior year, after a period of time when S.A.C. did not have a yearbook. Many times since graduation I have pulled out my '48 OAKS and enjoyed going through it. I well remember all the problems connected with compiling such a publication.…
Resumption: Publication was resumed in 1940 and we quote the Foreword: "It is the purpose of this yearbook to cultivate the cooperation of all students and journalists especially, in lending their talents to the composition of our college newspaper…
Mr. Martin E. Casey Mr. Martin E. Casey, Bethesda, Maryland (1921) wrote as follows: "I was particularly concerned for two years (of yearbook work) with the development of an alumni directory and the section which featured prominent alumni . . . When…
Ambrose and loved their Alma
Mater fully as much as the Alumni of more recent years. But there
was no organized Alumni Association and so there was little to
write about. John Hynes contributed a strong article in the
first annual stressing the…
From Ambrosian To Oaks - Volume I-XXX
This being the thirtieth volume of
our yearbook, THE OAKS Staff has
striven to make it a true pearl. We
also hope that the experience gained
in working on this book will be as
valuable as a gem among the pebbles…
Prologue
Although Saint Ambrose has a short history, as far as institutions
of higher learning go, we Ambrosians are very conscious of our four
score and two year existence. We never miss a chance to orate and
celebrate as the various holidays and…
