1966 Yearbook
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Title
1966 Yearbook
Description
COMMERCE CLUB
First row: Philip Dion, President; Joel Seleski, Secretary; Daniel
Keohan, Vice-president. Second row: Roy Kempa; Michael Lan-
non; David Prina; Lawrence Young, Treasurer; Robert Shortall
William Connelly; George Flynn. Third row: Lawrence Slesicki
Richard Weir; John Robinson; Peter Brust; Frederick Weiler
Jerry McKerr. Fourth row: Thomas Dowling; Gregory Moss
Steven Hutchinson; Lawrence McPartlin; Paul Hansen; James
Hickey; Mitch Adamshick.
The business, economics and accounting
majors of St. Ambrose join the Commerce
Club in both social and career planning ef-
forts. The group annually sponsors career
conferences by prominent businessmen in
the area who visit the campus. This year they
included Mr. David Harrington, President
of the Junior Chamber of Commerce; Mr.
Donald Simcoe of Phizer and Co., who spoke
on salesmanship; and Mr. Robert L. Bloomer
of the Eagle Signal Company. A tour of the
Bawden Advertising Agency was made at
the beginning of the year.
The Commerce Club built a float for the
Homecoming parade, sponsored a dance at
the Clayton House and held their annual
April banquet at the Plantation.
DEBATE TEAM TRAVELS TO TOURNEYS
The Saint Ambrose College Debate Team has established a continually meritorious record in its many
years of existence. The thirty-five year tradition has been
continued during the past year by participation in eight
intercollegiate debate tournaments. In addition to the
tournaments, the College Debate Team compete in, there
is also a Saint Ambrose College Debate Council. This
council organizes and administrates the annual Saint
Ambrose College Invitational High School Speech
Tournament.
The 1965-66 schedule was a very busy one for the
debaters. October took them to Western Illinois Uni-
versity for the Western Illinois Season Opener Debate
Tournament. In November there were two tournaments;
one was held at the University of Chicago and the other
at Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois. The debate team
later traveled to Wisconsin State University for the
W.S.U. Debate Tournament. The new year started for
the men at Western Illinois for the Double Threat Tour-
nament. Iowa City was the next challenge as the State
University of Iowa held a Forensic Conference. The
year ended at Carthage College on March 18 and 19.
Seated: Mr. Leslie Schae-
fer, Moderator; William
Williams; William O'Connor; Mr. Charles Vorder-
burg, Moderator. Standing: Richard Glickman;
Vincent Motto.
First row: Philip Dion, President; Joel Seleski, Secretary; Daniel
Keohan, Vice-president. Second row: Roy Kempa; Michael Lan-
non; David Prina; Lawrence Young, Treasurer; Robert Shortall
William Connelly; George Flynn. Third row: Lawrence Slesicki
Richard Weir; John Robinson; Peter Brust; Frederick Weiler
Jerry McKerr. Fourth row: Thomas Dowling; Gregory Moss
Steven Hutchinson; Lawrence McPartlin; Paul Hansen; James
Hickey; Mitch Adamshick.
The business, economics and accounting
majors of St. Ambrose join the Commerce
Club in both social and career planning ef-
forts. The group annually sponsors career
conferences by prominent businessmen in
the area who visit the campus. This year they
included Mr. David Harrington, President
of the Junior Chamber of Commerce; Mr.
Donald Simcoe of Phizer and Co., who spoke
on salesmanship; and Mr. Robert L. Bloomer
of the Eagle Signal Company. A tour of the
Bawden Advertising Agency was made at
the beginning of the year.
The Commerce Club built a float for the
Homecoming parade, sponsored a dance at
the Clayton House and held their annual
April banquet at the Plantation.
DEBATE TEAM TRAVELS TO TOURNEYS
The Saint Ambrose College Debate Team has established a continually meritorious record in its many
years of existence. The thirty-five year tradition has been
continued during the past year by participation in eight
intercollegiate debate tournaments. In addition to the
tournaments, the College Debate Team compete in, there
is also a Saint Ambrose College Debate Council. This
council organizes and administrates the annual Saint
Ambrose College Invitational High School Speech
Tournament.
The 1965-66 schedule was a very busy one for the
debaters. October took them to Western Illinois Uni-
versity for the Western Illinois Season Opener Debate
Tournament. In November there were two tournaments;
one was held at the University of Chicago and the other
at Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois. The debate team
later traveled to Wisconsin State University for the
W.S.U. Debate Tournament. The new year started for
the men at Western Illinois for the Double Threat Tour-
nament. Iowa City was the next challenge as the State
University of Iowa held a Forensic Conference. The
year ended at Carthage College on March 18 and 19.
Seated: Mr. Leslie Schae-
fer, Moderator; William
Williams; William O'Connor; Mr. Charles Vorder-
burg, Moderator. Standing: Richard Glickman;
Vincent Motto.
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/133