REVEREND
J. E. KOKJOHN
Vice President
Reverend Joseph E. Kokjohn,
newly appointed Vice-President of
St. Ambrose, succeeds Rev. F. J. Mc-
Mahan, who retains his duties as
Dean of the College.
Rev. Kokjohn received his B.A. degree from St. Ambrose…
MR. W. P.
GANNON
Colfax, Iowa
RT. REV. MSGR.
C. H. MEINBERG
Iowa City, Iowa
MR. F. H.
SCHIERBROCK
Davenport, Iowa
MR. J. M.
HUTCHINSON
Davenport, Iowa
MR. J. R. MURPHY
Sartoga, California
REV. E. P. SEIDEL
Ft. Madison, Iowa
MR. J. F. HYNES
Des…
Successful is . . . The Corporation
THE MOST REVEREND
RALPH LEO HAYES, S.T.D.
President
THE RT. REV. MSGR.
PAUL D. MOORE, V.G., P.A.
Vice-President
THE RT. REV.
MR. P. D. ADLER
Davenport, Iowa
THE RT. REV. MSGR. A. J. BURKE Clinton, Iowa
The…
TENTH PRESIDENT
Installed
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Sebastian G.
Menke assumed his duties as the
tenth president of St. Ambrose College, on June 21, 1964, succeeding
the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William J. Collins.
Monsignor received his B.A. degree from St. Ambrose…
BISHOP HAYES
Appoints
His Excellency Bishop Ralph L.
Hayes, Bishop of Davenport for the
past twenty years, has held among
his primary interests, the College
and the Community. He has expressed this interest in the following
words:
"Education has…
Mr. Hoover was "The Uncommon
Man" of whom he wrote. Born in
modest surroundings he proved himself to be a true pioneer. After a
most successful career as an engineer, he gave unstintingly of his resources, time, and talent to the
causes of mankind:…
Community Centers Attention on Commencement
A considerable number of Ambrose's graduates remain in the area. This yearly attracts Quint-City industrial leaders to the campus for
both social and formal activities. Last year's commencement address was…
Earn & Learn: Co-operative Education Program
The Quint-Cities afford Ambrosians experience in one of the most industrial communities of either Iowa or Illinois. Several
of the industries have arranged a co-op
program where the students may…
Economic, Cultural, Political, Social
The activities of the College always overflow the bounds of the campus. One of the
social highlights of the year was the homecoming dance, annually held off campus,
and the parade, which stretched for nearly
a…
