THE 1963 OAKS
College life is so full of varied experiences that an
Ambrosian could remember but a very small portion
of what he had experienced during a year at college.
That difficult class, that enjoyable professor, the game
with Loras, those…
Backing up editor Mike Van de Kerckhove on this year's paper are: first row: Duane St. Germain, George Greene, Gene Dwiggins, Len
Cross, and Paul Sobanski. Second row: Jerry Quinn, Scrap O'Donnell, Greg Cusack, Kathy Mohr, Jim O'Connor, Ken Wolf,…
Bustling activity in the News office as staff editors supervise the work of reporters (l to r) Bill Vensel, John Schaffner, and Paul Sobanski.
Ambrosian
Leadership, on the job training in
newspaper work, and experience working with people—these three…
"Moonshine" on the campus.
USNSA COORDINATING COUNCIL
The United States National Student Association is a confederation of college
student bodies which are associated to consider questions of mutual concern. It
is a non-profit, student-run,…
Front row: Norm Krohicki, Dave Creadon, Jim Ruzeck, Frank Ortman, vice-president; Joe
Gallagher, treasurer. Back row: Ralph Merkel, Bud Martins, Dick Arnold, Ron Bohls, president;
Dennis Huyvaert, Jerry Noel.
Pelvic pulsade.
VETS CLUB
Vets Club…
William Gluba, president; Thomas
Rudnick, secretary, Richard Aubry,
treasurer, Dr. Matthew M. McMahon,
moderator.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
As a result of an effective membership campaign, the Young Democrats became the largest club on campus with over two…
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
The Young Republicans is an organization for those
students who adhere to the philosophy and programs of
the Republican Party and are willing to actively support
and spread these ideas. For the first time at St. Ambrose,
the Y. R.…
Row 1: John Kelley, Richard Costello. Row 2: Richard Vanyo, president; John Kruchinski, Joseph Cervantes,
Robert Meyer, John Martin, James Spellman, Richard Lombardo, William Brown, Brian Moffatt, John Mullany,
George Burnett, Paul Lawler, Thomas…
EAST COAST CLUB
The newest hometown club on campus is the East
Coast Club. Organized in the fall of 1961, it has been
one of the most active, presently having forty-one members. The purpose, quite properly, is to instill a sense
of comradeship and to…
CENTRAL ILLINOIS CLUB
The Central Illinois Club is open to all Illinois students who are not from Chicago or the Quad-City area.
The club is dedicated to the promotion of academic and
social activities in order to develop harmony among students. In…
