THE
EDUCATION CLUB
The Education Club was organized in 1949 by the students at St.
Ambrose who were taking courses in Education and who planned to
make teaching their profession. The preamble of the club's constitution tells clearly and …
First Row: Dick Foster, Phillip Moran, Harold Streicher, Don Cassady. Second Row: John Dwyer,
William Dietrich, Don Terando, Everette Wilson, Jim Hagan, Wendell Beintema, Richard Martin,
Harry …
the COMMERCE CLUB
OFFICERS OF THE CLUB
First Row: John Wargo, Edward Friclc, Dale Walker,
Second Row: Edward Harmon and Ronan MacDonald.
The Commerce Club in furthering the interests of commerce, economics, and accounting students obtained…
The INTER-CLUB COUNCIL
The Inter Club Council was established
at St. Ambrose College for two general
purposes. First, the Council was set up to
coordinate the various activities of all the
Clubs on campus. Second, it represents
these respective clubs…
DELTA EPSILON SIGMA
NATIONAL CATHOLIC HONOR SOCIETY
Members of the graduating class of 1952 who were judged eligible
to membership in Delta Epsilon Sigma, national Catholic honor
society, were inducted in advance at a ceremony and dinner meeting
held…
STUDENT AFFILIATE
the AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
The St. Ambrose chapter of the American Chemical Society Student Affiliate was
first formed in March of 1951, although the Club did not begin to really function
until September of 1951. The intervening…
Seated, left to right: Fr. Kamericlc, Al Tarmari, Ed Murrin, Tom
Flavin, Ernie Wehr, Carl Plugh, B. J. O'Brien, Tom Henneberry Dan
Devine, Fr. Smith. Standing: Don Cassady, Gene Neuzil, Jim Stzen,
George Gibson, Dick Molchan, Newton Schrodt, Dan…
