Row 1: Jo Lindquist, Pat Frye, Patty Frommelt, and Ken Stratman. Row 2: Don
Thielke, Ann Stratman, Angie Gray, Sydney Pratt, and faculty advisor John Greenwood.
Jeanne Rauth reflects on all the memories of
being a R.A. at the last meeting.
Cindy…
PSYCHOLOGY
CLUB
The Psychology Club became very
active in the last part of the 78-79
school year. They hope to expand in
the coming academic year.
The main purpose of the club is to
give students practical experience in
the field of psychology. It's…
Row 1: Susy Sciortino, Bud Grant, Mary Ann Lenihan, Joe Adam, Sam Sipes, Terry Kilberg, Tim Hurd, and Anke Maass. Row
2: Rick Gubbles, Jerry Murphy, Michelle Studer, Dan Williams, John Per, Kathy Brockway, Kevin Dorrington, Gerry Werthman,
Mary Beth…
STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION
Working under a new constitution
and a revamped representative system,
the St. Ambrose Student Government
Association (SGA) continued to work
for the students.
With President Joe Adam, and
Vice-President Sam Sipes, the…
Bob Buttgen gets information for some copy over the phone.
Nancy Yeggy chuckles at the fact she is five weeks behind
schedule.
Debbie Ette chooses pictures for a layout.
Deb McGurk can't find a suitable picture.
OAKS/97
OAKS
STAFF
The yearbook staff was small, due
to the overwhelming tide of apathy
that swept through St. Ambrose.
Deadlines, photo assignments, darkroom time, and typing are the biggest
headaches involved in yearbooking.
There is a multitude of small…
Julie Gosma is trying to get all the facts, and I'm sure she
will.
Bob Buttgen looks up a second from proofreading.
Row 1: Susy Sciortino, Ellen Schmid, and Mary Stone. Row 2: Sheila Murphy,
Jacquelynn R,eid, Theresa Manley. Row 3: Ann Glenn, Kevin…
Saint Ambrose College
Deadlines and datelines. Headaches
and heartaches. Criticism and congratulations. The world of a newspaper is
one of contrasts—hard work and fun,
plus and education. The St. Ambrose
Paper SAC was no exception this…
Les Bell and Maureen Long conduct an Art Club meeting.
Amy Nielsen, Ann Lee, and Maureen Long work on a presentation for the calligraphy seminar in Burlington.
Row 1; Joe Macksey, Mary Doak, and Roberta Brodersen. Row 2: Cathy Simutis,
Sylvia…
ART CLUB
The Art Club likes to keep itself as
a rather unstructured body. This leaves
much room for creativity and individuality which is required in the area of
the fine arts.
At the end of each semester the
club exhibited their best works along
the…
