At a home basketball game, did you ever wonder why the opposing team's spectators
never left the bleachers during half-time entertainment? We speculated a long while on
this significant issue until we stumbled across this photograph. Evidently, they…
Besides the cheerleaders, St. Ambrose College has
another set of enthusiastic people who add a
"sweet" touch to athletic events. We call them the
Honey Bees, the infamous Pom Pon Squad that
integrates dance and cheerleading into a musical
routine.…
CHEERLEADERS
Cheerleaders are a significant
part of all athletic events. They
serve to pep up the crowd as
well as the players. These
students cheer during
basketball 'and football games,
braving all sorts of inclement
weather: rain, hail, snow.…
This year's football team held a
record of three wins and six losses
with their biggest victory, against
Culver-Stockton Wildcats,
performed before the Homecoming
crowd. Despite numerous internal
difficulties, the Fighting Bees never
gave up, moving…
Nor tripp'd neither, you base football player.
William Shakespeare, King Lear
Note: In Shakespeare's day, football was a
lower-class diversion unlike today's
enthusiastically encouraged, nationwide sport.
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"It's hard work. It's teamwork. A
guy plays for the team. Then, he
plays for the crowd and the school.
This year's team wanted to win, and
they did their best, only they did not
have the full support of the
coaches," states Larry Madrigal, a
player…
Left to Right, front row: Bob Marriott, Jeff Newbury, Chuck Goodwin, Mark Schaecher, Ted Scheck, Al Nache, Mike Zook. Second row:
Tim Dever, Dave Cabel, Joe Glimco, Cary Sones, Paul Schafer, Paul Rickman. Third row: Jay Carroll, Gary…
Members of the 1981 women's volleyball
team include, from left to right, back row:
Sandra Fahrenkrug; Janet Molitor; Kristen
Walrod; Penny Draper; Barb Bahnsen;
Janet McIntyre; Teri Coe. Front row:
Lynda Talley (co-captain); Cheryl Smith
(coach);…
VOLLEYBALL
Under the leadership of first year
coach Cheryl Smith, an Ambrose
alumnus, the woman's volleyball
team finished 20-0 in regular season
dual matches. Including tournament
play, their record was 26-10. The
team was rated 15th in the nation…
The final scene found Eddie
unsuccessfully lunging at
Marco with a meathook.
Marco wrenched the knife
away from Eddie, slashed his
solar plexus, and inflicted a
mortal wound.
Beatrice counsels the
confused Catherine.
