1969 yearbook
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1969 yearbook
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Patrick B. Elliott
History
Genoa, Ill.
Pat Elliott is known by all at St. Ambrose College as a leader of social
reform. Working closely with the Peace Movement on campus, he has helped
initiate the Biafran Relief Fund and has been an active supporter of the Catons-
ville Nine. Pat has also served on the Student Council during his junior and
senior years as Off-Campus Representative. A smiling fellow with a laugh that
catches on can best be described as a man of principle.
Dennis P. Geraghty
Physical Education
Davenport, la.
Thomas D. Rochford
Political Science
Peoria, Ill.
Due to his unstinting enthusiasm and zest James
Grayson is one of the most outstanding personalities of
the senior class. His career at St. Ambrose has exemplified
student involvement at its best. Besides holding several
club and class offices, Jim has been active in Big Brothers,
chorus and Theatre III. Currently, he is president of the
local Youth Council of the NAACP. This coupling of Jim's
dynamic personality and his activist role on campus has
culminated in his being elected to Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
An outstanding guard and co-captain of the 1968-69
basketball team, Dennis Geraghty is a playmaker who can
remain calm in the tightest of clutch plays. Denny has
also maintained a high average in grades as well as in
scoring baskets. He has fittingly been awarded membership
to the Monogram Club as a result of his fine performance
and has been an active member of the Physical Education
Department.
Service to the college and to the community has been the
outstanding quality of John Heidtke. His service has been
shown through involvement in one of the most worthwhile
organizations on campus—the Big Brother's Club. During
the past year he was its president. John has also maintained an admirable scholastic standing, especially in his
major field. A likeable man with his devotion and responsible attitude toward some of our basic problems wins the
recognition of the Oaks staff.
Soft spoken but involved is one of the best descriptions of
Thomas Rochford. During the past four years Tom has
served on the Student Council and was responsible for
many successful homecomings. This past year he deserves
credit for reviving a once dormant Young Democrats Club
into an organization aware of the great political and moral
questions facing us today. Despite his many commitments,
Tom has maintained a very respectable grade average.
James R. Grayson
History
Washington, D.C
John H. Heidtke
Psychology
Woodstock, Ill.
History
Genoa, Ill.
Pat Elliott is known by all at St. Ambrose College as a leader of social
reform. Working closely with the Peace Movement on campus, he has helped
initiate the Biafran Relief Fund and has been an active supporter of the Catons-
ville Nine. Pat has also served on the Student Council during his junior and
senior years as Off-Campus Representative. A smiling fellow with a laugh that
catches on can best be described as a man of principle.
Dennis P. Geraghty
Physical Education
Davenport, la.
Thomas D. Rochford
Political Science
Peoria, Ill.
Due to his unstinting enthusiasm and zest James
Grayson is one of the most outstanding personalities of
the senior class. His career at St. Ambrose has exemplified
student involvement at its best. Besides holding several
club and class offices, Jim has been active in Big Brothers,
chorus and Theatre III. Currently, he is president of the
local Youth Council of the NAACP. This coupling of Jim's
dynamic personality and his activist role on campus has
culminated in his being elected to Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
An outstanding guard and co-captain of the 1968-69
basketball team, Dennis Geraghty is a playmaker who can
remain calm in the tightest of clutch plays. Denny has
also maintained a high average in grades as well as in
scoring baskets. He has fittingly been awarded membership
to the Monogram Club as a result of his fine performance
and has been an active member of the Physical Education
Department.
Service to the college and to the community has been the
outstanding quality of John Heidtke. His service has been
shown through involvement in one of the most worthwhile
organizations on campus—the Big Brother's Club. During
the past year he was its president. John has also maintained an admirable scholastic standing, especially in his
major field. A likeable man with his devotion and responsible attitude toward some of our basic problems wins the
recognition of the Oaks staff.
Soft spoken but involved is one of the best descriptions of
Thomas Rochford. During the past four years Tom has
served on the Student Council and was responsible for
many successful homecomings. This past year he deserves
credit for reviving a once dormant Young Democrats Club
into an organization aware of the great political and moral
questions facing us today. Despite his many commitments,
Tom has maintained a very respectable grade average.
James R. Grayson
History
Washington, D.C
John H. Heidtke
Psychology
Woodstock, Ill.
Date
1969
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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