1966 Yearbook
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1966 Yearbook
Description
EDUCATION CLUB- Tomorrow's Teachers
First row: Mr. Ronald Maertens, Moderator; John Picco, Vice-president; Ronald Sheridan, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. George Monty; 1
Mooney, President; Second row: James King, John Schaffner; Charles Pirrera; John Ihle; Gerald Zavitz; Third row: Michael White
liam Thiessen: Leonard Cockman; Robert Hoppenstedt; John Kuchinski.
The men of St. Ambrose whose interests lie in the
education of tomorrow's leaders join the Education Club.
These members also belong to the Iowa State Education
Association and the National Education Association. In
order to keep up on the latest in the teaching profession
the members receive the Midland Schools and the NEA
Journal The Education Club brought Dr. N. C.
Kephart to our campus in November to lecture on the
"Brain-injured Child."
Mr. John Wright represented the club at the St
ISEA Delegate Council meeting in Des Moines.
BIG BROTHERS HOST PARTY
First row: Gerard Slavia; John Ihle, President; Michael Breckel, Secretary; Second
row: James Juzwik; John Kuchinski; Martin Roddy; John Lyman; Third row: John
Heidtke; Robert Shortall; Richard Hassi; David Neirinckx; Michael Vanyo.
The Big Brothers Club was organized in
1961 by a few members of the Chicago Club.
Their purpose was to visit St. Vincent's Home
to entertain the children. Today this Club
continues to function for these children.
Many friendships and good times the
children would otherwise not have known
been made possible by the Big Brothers.
During the year the men have visited the
Home twice weekly. They coach the boys in
sports while the Club's counterpart at Mary-
crest, The Big Sisters, entertained the girls.
October 31st the traditional Halloween par-
ty was held with the children bobbing for ap-
ples and playing other games.
A thrill for the children was made possible
by the Club when they marched together in
the Homecoming parade.
The Big Brothers and Big Sisters held a
picnic in the spring for the children.
First row: Mr. Ronald Maertens, Moderator; John Picco, Vice-president; Ronald Sheridan, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. George Monty; 1
Mooney, President; Second row: James King, John Schaffner; Charles Pirrera; John Ihle; Gerald Zavitz; Third row: Michael White
liam Thiessen: Leonard Cockman; Robert Hoppenstedt; John Kuchinski.
The men of St. Ambrose whose interests lie in the
education of tomorrow's leaders join the Education Club.
These members also belong to the Iowa State Education
Association and the National Education Association. In
order to keep up on the latest in the teaching profession
the members receive the Midland Schools and the NEA
Journal The Education Club brought Dr. N. C.
Kephart to our campus in November to lecture on the
"Brain-injured Child."
Mr. John Wright represented the club at the St
ISEA Delegate Council meeting in Des Moines.
BIG BROTHERS HOST PARTY
First row: Gerard Slavia; John Ihle, President; Michael Breckel, Secretary; Second
row: James Juzwik; John Kuchinski; Martin Roddy; John Lyman; Third row: John
Heidtke; Robert Shortall; Richard Hassi; David Neirinckx; Michael Vanyo.
The Big Brothers Club was organized in
1961 by a few members of the Chicago Club.
Their purpose was to visit St. Vincent's Home
to entertain the children. Today this Club
continues to function for these children.
Many friendships and good times the
children would otherwise not have known
been made possible by the Big Brothers.
During the year the men have visited the
Home twice weekly. They coach the boys in
sports while the Club's counterpart at Mary-
crest, The Big Sisters, entertained the girls.
October 31st the traditional Halloween par-
ty was held with the children bobbing for ap-
ples and playing other games.
A thrill for the children was made possible
by the Club when they marched together in
the Homecoming parade.
The Big Brothers and Big Sisters held a
picnic in the spring for the children.
Publisher
The Consolidated Graphic Arts Corporation, Canton, OH
Date
1966
Rights
St. Ambrose University 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/129