1964 Yearbook
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1964 Yearbook
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Front row: Rick Stank, Music Director; John Mikesch, Technical Director; Bernie Miraglia,
Program Director; Bryan Hogan, Business Manager. Second row: Glen Geiger, Don
MacGregor, Mike Kinney, Ken O'Brien, General Manager. Third row: Rev. Joseph Hratz,
Co-moderator; Mike Brockman, Louis LaPorta, News Director; Julius Crocker, Treasurer.
Fourth row: Dave Steckel, Robert Galligan, David Huffman, John Blasucci, Music Director.
Back row: Joe Krippel, Special Events; Jack Santore, Secretary; Steve Moore, Mr. John
Rabby, Co-moderator.
Ambrose Tells Its Story Through
KSAR, Acorns & Oaks, Alumnus,
News, Oaks.
A survey was taken to determine what music the Ambrosians in the "Dorms"
hear. B. Miraglia, J. Blasucci, and Steve Moore try to satisfy.
wished to
John Mikesch prepares for the first show
on KSAR, February 19, 1964.
KSAR-570
KSAR, 570 on the AM dial, went
"on the air," Sunday night, February
16, for a trial transmission, and regular programing started on Wednesday, February 18. The transmitters
are located in the basements of East
and Davis Halls, with the studio and
control room in the Ambrose Hall
Speech Department.
The Constitution of the campus
radio station states their purpose as:
to provide the student body the
means for obtaining intelligent, timely and useful information and national, international, and campus
news; to promote an appreciation for
worthwhile music and entertainment
in keeping with high Christian
ideals; to promote a unifying spirit
for all Ambrosian activities in order
to strengthen school spirit; and to
provide the student body with the
means for obtaining practical experience in the communication arts.
Bernie Miraglia gives Rick Stank the "cue"
52
Program Director; Bryan Hogan, Business Manager. Second row: Glen Geiger, Don
MacGregor, Mike Kinney, Ken O'Brien, General Manager. Third row: Rev. Joseph Hratz,
Co-moderator; Mike Brockman, Louis LaPorta, News Director; Julius Crocker, Treasurer.
Fourth row: Dave Steckel, Robert Galligan, David Huffman, John Blasucci, Music Director.
Back row: Joe Krippel, Special Events; Jack Santore, Secretary; Steve Moore, Mr. John
Rabby, Co-moderator.
Ambrose Tells Its Story Through
KSAR, Acorns & Oaks, Alumnus,
News, Oaks.
A survey was taken to determine what music the Ambrosians in the "Dorms"
hear. B. Miraglia, J. Blasucci, and Steve Moore try to satisfy.
wished to
John Mikesch prepares for the first show
on KSAR, February 19, 1964.
KSAR-570
KSAR, 570 on the AM dial, went
"on the air," Sunday night, February
16, for a trial transmission, and regular programing started on Wednesday, February 18. The transmitters
are located in the basements of East
and Davis Halls, with the studio and
control room in the Ambrose Hall
Speech Department.
The Constitution of the campus
radio station states their purpose as:
to provide the student body the
means for obtaining intelligent, timely and useful information and national, international, and campus
news; to promote an appreciation for
worthwhile music and entertainment
in keeping with high Christian
ideals; to promote a unifying spirit
for all Ambrosian activities in order
to strengthen school spirit; and to
provide the student body with the
means for obtaining practical experience in the communication arts.
Bernie Miraglia gives Rick Stank the "cue"
52
Date
1964
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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