1964 Yearbook
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1964 Yearbook
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General Index
Vittetoe, David E., 71, 74, 170
Vize, David E., 71, 74, 170
Vlazny, John J, 157
Vogel, James M., 157
Vogel, Jerome F., 65, 157
Vogel, Ronald J, 50, 51, 60, 75, 170
Von Maur, Cable, 140
Waco, Lawrence John, 140
Wagner, Bernard N., 140
Wagner, Rt. Rev. Joseph A., 19
Walanski, Kenneth A., 51, 60, 140
Walker, William W., 55, 157
Wall, Mark D., 140
Walljasper, Donald F., Ill, 140
Walsh, William C, 68, 196
Waterstreet, William N., 157
Wathier, Gerald L., 171
Watson, John F., 59, 140
Watson, Monty G., 157
Weaver, Mrs. Lillian, 25
Wedeking, Larry A., 64, 100, 101, 117,
196
Weichman, William S., 157
Weiler, Frederick P., 62, 141
Weir, Mrs. Evaline, 25
Weisenhorn, Paul M., 171
Wellman, Marvin B., 141
Welsh, Patrick A., 197
Westphal, Carole, 25
Westphal, Mrs. Margaret, 25
Wetter, Robert F., 78, 141
Whalen, James M., 67, 141
Whalen, John J., 68, 171
White, Mr. Donald J., 23, 53, 112
Whitmore, Mr. Charles H., 19
Wiedmeier, Vernon T., 45
Wilebski, Raymond W., 141
Wilger, David E., 171
Wilkerson, James R. 86, 171
Wilkerson, Mrs. Rita, 25
Willaert, James L., 45
Willers, Richard F., 197
Williams, Col. Carroll J. (USA, Ret.), 21
Williams, Derek M, 30, 51, 157
Williams, James M., 72, 75, 157
Williams, Philip G, 171
Wilmot, David C, 45
Wilson, Michael J., 58, 197
Wison, James D., 157
Wilson, James W., 65, 72, 171
Wingert, Gordon D., 171
Winne, Kenneth M., 75, 197
Woeber, John P., 141
Wohlers, Jack E., 141
Wolf, Kenneth H., 48, 50, 51, 54, 63,
73, 171
Wolfe, Mr. William, 13
Wolffe, Richard L., 141
Wolters, Roger Allan, 157
Wooten, Don, 95
Wright, Tohn D., 68, 157
Wulff, William A, 51, 66, 67, 73, 76,
157
Yannantuono, Richard G., 171
Yochum, Charles S., 62, 65, 72, 197
Yochum, Thomas M., 141
Yock, Richard M., 171
Young Democrats, 72
Young, Lawrence J., Ill, 157
Young, Michael F., 75
Young, Paul S., 171
Young Republicans, 73
Zaber, John T., 100, 171
Zachmeyer, William R., 62, 70, 197
Zackavec, George M., 157
Zang, John P., 62, 171
Zavitz, Gerald D., 141
Zelnio, Stanley M., 141
Zielinski, Dennis C, 76, 150, 157
Ziemba, Richard J., 141
Zilm, William M., 157
Zimney, Kenneth M., 59, 171
Zippay, Robert M., 141
Zito, Thomas B., 157
Zremski, Neal A., 141
Zumdome, Kenneth B., 157
The Editor's Last Word
As we put the finishing touches on
this, the 1964 OAKS, my mind skips
back over the many events of the
past year as we planned and toiled
over the 220 pages enclosed within
this cover. There have been both
pleasant and unpleasant experiences.
We have comfortably forgotten the
unpleasant phases of the book or
shall do so as soon as we recover
from this deadline. We present only
the pleasant phases to you.
I am most thankful for all the
efforts of this years staff members
who have cooperated to produce
this book. Assistant editors John
Picco and Larry Greif shared much
of the work and responsibility with
me. Mark Love, Senior editor, also
did some last-minute developing
which helped us out of a tight spot
more than once. To the whole staff
I express my deepest thanks.
Many people outside the staff
gave assistance in various ways: Fr.
Greene supplied us with a phone
and plenty of musical entertainment; Don White supplied pictures
and information from the News Office; Miss Monholland supplied the
information on Seniors; Fr. Taylor
and Mr. Glenn cooperated in the
taking of group shots during study
hours; Mrs. Spencer helped in lining
up the Freshman I.D. cards; Tom
McGreal contributed his efforts to
the public relations pages; George
Greene developed pictures and
helped on the final deadline; Mike
Klestinski and Tom Fieldler contributed their typing talents. In addition, John Maag traveled all over
campus taking pictures for the
various sections of the book; Mr. &
Mrs. Free worked extra hard to get
the senior portraits to us for our December deadline; and Hunter Publishing representatives, Brad Peter
son and Bill O'Connor, patiently
gave us technical advice. To these
people and to my parents and
friends who made little sacrifices for
me, I extend my heartfelt thanks.
Finally to Miss Agnes Renner, our
advisor, who spent hours working
with us in planning and completing
this book, I give my greatest appreciation and thanks. Her advice
and her constant awareness of the
importance of a yearbook, has been
most instrumental in producing the
book which you now hold.
My thanks to everyone who helped
with this book and in speaking for
the staff, I express our fondest wish
that this book will be an enjoyable
reminder of the year 1963-64 at St.
Ambrose College.
Larry Ashpole
Editor
219
Vittetoe, David E., 71, 74, 170
Vize, David E., 71, 74, 170
Vlazny, John J, 157
Vogel, James M., 157
Vogel, Jerome F., 65, 157
Vogel, Ronald J, 50, 51, 60, 75, 170
Von Maur, Cable, 140
Waco, Lawrence John, 140
Wagner, Bernard N., 140
Wagner, Rt. Rev. Joseph A., 19
Walanski, Kenneth A., 51, 60, 140
Walker, William W., 55, 157
Wall, Mark D., 140
Walljasper, Donald F., Ill, 140
Walsh, William C, 68, 196
Waterstreet, William N., 157
Wathier, Gerald L., 171
Watson, John F., 59, 140
Watson, Monty G., 157
Weaver, Mrs. Lillian, 25
Wedeking, Larry A., 64, 100, 101, 117,
196
Weichman, William S., 157
Weiler, Frederick P., 62, 141
Weir, Mrs. Evaline, 25
Weisenhorn, Paul M., 171
Wellman, Marvin B., 141
Welsh, Patrick A., 197
Westphal, Carole, 25
Westphal, Mrs. Margaret, 25
Wetter, Robert F., 78, 141
Whalen, James M., 67, 141
Whalen, John J., 68, 171
White, Mr. Donald J., 23, 53, 112
Whitmore, Mr. Charles H., 19
Wiedmeier, Vernon T., 45
Wilebski, Raymond W., 141
Wilger, David E., 171
Wilkerson, James R. 86, 171
Wilkerson, Mrs. Rita, 25
Willaert, James L., 45
Willers, Richard F., 197
Williams, Col. Carroll J. (USA, Ret.), 21
Williams, Derek M, 30, 51, 157
Williams, James M., 72, 75, 157
Williams, Philip G, 171
Wilmot, David C, 45
Wilson, Michael J., 58, 197
Wison, James D., 157
Wilson, James W., 65, 72, 171
Wingert, Gordon D., 171
Winne, Kenneth M., 75, 197
Woeber, John P., 141
Wohlers, Jack E., 141
Wolf, Kenneth H., 48, 50, 51, 54, 63,
73, 171
Wolfe, Mr. William, 13
Wolffe, Richard L., 141
Wolters, Roger Allan, 157
Wooten, Don, 95
Wright, Tohn D., 68, 157
Wulff, William A, 51, 66, 67, 73, 76,
157
Yannantuono, Richard G., 171
Yochum, Charles S., 62, 65, 72, 197
Yochum, Thomas M., 141
Yock, Richard M., 171
Young Democrats, 72
Young, Lawrence J., Ill, 157
Young, Michael F., 75
Young, Paul S., 171
Young Republicans, 73
Zaber, John T., 100, 171
Zachmeyer, William R., 62, 70, 197
Zackavec, George M., 157
Zang, John P., 62, 171
Zavitz, Gerald D., 141
Zelnio, Stanley M., 141
Zielinski, Dennis C, 76, 150, 157
Ziemba, Richard J., 141
Zilm, William M., 157
Zimney, Kenneth M., 59, 171
Zippay, Robert M., 141
Zito, Thomas B., 157
Zremski, Neal A., 141
Zumdome, Kenneth B., 157
The Editor's Last Word
As we put the finishing touches on
this, the 1964 OAKS, my mind skips
back over the many events of the
past year as we planned and toiled
over the 220 pages enclosed within
this cover. There have been both
pleasant and unpleasant experiences.
We have comfortably forgotten the
unpleasant phases of the book or
shall do so as soon as we recover
from this deadline. We present only
the pleasant phases to you.
I am most thankful for all the
efforts of this years staff members
who have cooperated to produce
this book. Assistant editors John
Picco and Larry Greif shared much
of the work and responsibility with
me. Mark Love, Senior editor, also
did some last-minute developing
which helped us out of a tight spot
more than once. To the whole staff
I express my deepest thanks.
Many people outside the staff
gave assistance in various ways: Fr.
Greene supplied us with a phone
and plenty of musical entertainment; Don White supplied pictures
and information from the News Office; Miss Monholland supplied the
information on Seniors; Fr. Taylor
and Mr. Glenn cooperated in the
taking of group shots during study
hours; Mrs. Spencer helped in lining
up the Freshman I.D. cards; Tom
McGreal contributed his efforts to
the public relations pages; George
Greene developed pictures and
helped on the final deadline; Mike
Klestinski and Tom Fieldler contributed their typing talents. In addition, John Maag traveled all over
campus taking pictures for the
various sections of the book; Mr. &
Mrs. Free worked extra hard to get
the senior portraits to us for our December deadline; and Hunter Publishing representatives, Brad Peter
son and Bill O'Connor, patiently
gave us technical advice. To these
people and to my parents and
friends who made little sacrifices for
me, I extend my heartfelt thanks.
Finally to Miss Agnes Renner, our
advisor, who spent hours working
with us in planning and completing
this book, I give my greatest appreciation and thanks. Her advice
and her constant awareness of the
importance of a yearbook, has been
most instrumental in producing the
book which you now hold.
My thanks to everyone who helped
with this book and in speaking for
the staff, I express our fondest wish
that this book will be an enjoyable
reminder of the year 1963-64 at St.
Ambrose College.
Larry Ashpole
Editor
219
Date
1964
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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