1982 Yearbook
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Title
1982 Yearbook
Description
TAMPERING
WITH
TRADITION
A
NEW
"BEE"GINNING
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This year, St Ambrose College Athletic Department has
standardized its logo. Athletic Director Dean Brunson and
Sport's Information Director Tom Harding decided to put
some "fight" into the Bees — and they did it literally! Now
described and presented as the Fighting Bees, with its dukes
up and stinger to the anterior, St Ambrose displays forward
determination and drive. Such a resolute standard breeds
unity in the players' spirit, among the varied teams, and
throughout the St Ambrose community.
ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE
"Homecoming is a tradition one returns for, trying to match the names
and the years together. You live here
on a small campus and a bond develops that you cannot deny — much
like a lanuly," states Mr. David Ma-
loney, an Ambrosian graduate of
1933. Maloney strongly believes in
the tradition of Homecoming. This
year he attended his fortieth Homecoming — out of the forty-eight that
have passed. Emily, Maloney's wife,
though not an Ambrosian herself,
accompanies her husband at the various activities, including the bonfire,
the football game, and even the cafeteria. Together they represent the
true essence of Homecoming: a celebration of St Ambrose College and
all it stands for.
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WITH
TRADITION
A
NEW
"BEE"GINNING
44
This year, St Ambrose College Athletic Department has
standardized its logo. Athletic Director Dean Brunson and
Sport's Information Director Tom Harding decided to put
some "fight" into the Bees — and they did it literally! Now
described and presented as the Fighting Bees, with its dukes
up and stinger to the anterior, St Ambrose displays forward
determination and drive. Such a resolute standard breeds
unity in the players' spirit, among the varied teams, and
throughout the St Ambrose community.
ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE
"Homecoming is a tradition one returns for, trying to match the names
and the years together. You live here
on a small campus and a bond develops that you cannot deny — much
like a lanuly," states Mr. David Ma-
loney, an Ambrosian graduate of
1933. Maloney strongly believes in
the tradition of Homecoming. This
year he attended his fortieth Homecoming — out of the forty-eight that
have passed. Emily, Maloney's wife,
though not an Ambrosian herself,
accompanies her husband at the various activities, including the bonfire,
the football game, and even the cafeteria. Together they represent the
true essence of Homecoming: a celebration of St Ambrose College and
all it stands for.
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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