BASKETBALL
The Bees opened the season with a bang, breaking the century mark in the first two games. In
the second game they broke two school records:
Ron Bohls broke the single scoring record with
44 points and as a team the Bees broke the…
Even though this season found the Bees
on the short end in the won-lost column,
consideration must be made of competition. The gridmen played some of the
top small colleges in the country, four
of the teams being in the top ten in small
college…
FOOTBALL
aThis year's football team got off to a very slow
start. They dropped the first four games before
finally breaking into the win column. And then
the Bees could only manage to capture three wins.
They finished the season with three wins…
When talking about college days in
later years, the student of 1960 will say:
"I was at Ambrose when they dropped
football." The team at right is the
last to be fielded by the college.
In 1960 Saint Ambrose joined smaller
colleges all over the…
Front row: Charles McCarthy, Charles Rotkis, Dave Hickey, Tom Mitchell, Jack Winterhalter. Second row: Dan Joyce, Terry
O'Flaherty, Jim Hall, Rocky Cassini, Sal Anzelmo, Tony Ciro, Frank Kodl. Third row: Tom Speck, Tom Rea, Ron Chambers,
Pat Walsh,…
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President Ed Tallon, Secretary-Treasurer
Jim Kneafsey, Vice-president Tom Kenny
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President John Bay, Vice-president Bill
O'Neill, Secretary-treasurer George Doe
UNPICTURED:
Messrs. John Coffey and David Kelly
Advisors oh Sports
Mr. Guadalupe Soliz
Advisor on Art
Mr. Donald Meismer, Assistant to The Editor-in-Chief
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