1966 Yearbook
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Title
1966 Yearbook
Description
KSAR OFFICERS: Seated: Michael Breiphol, General Manager; Standing:
Steven Moore, Secretary; Steven Hyett, Business Manager; Glen Geiger,
Chief Engineer; John Pelke, Treasurer.
"570 On Your Dial"
Terry Manning prepares to "spin a disc" on his twice weekly
program, "The Grub Club."
KSAR EXTENDS BROADCASTING HOURS
"This is KSAR,.570 on your radio dial, Saint Ambrose
Radio, with you in mind." And so began another day in
the broadcast studio of our student radio station. In
redecorated quarters the announcers and disc jockeys
daily broadcasted music, news, and weather. All the
commercials were tape recorded. Interest in student radio
and communications has been mounting during the past
years at the College. As a service to the students, KSAR
brought music to the dormitories on campus and as a
news service brought to them the latest campus releases
as well as information regarding club meetings. Their
full broadcasting schedule was filled with something
for everyone. This year the Sunday schedule was increased to a full day's broadcasting as well as the addition of Saturday programming. From one o'clock until
ten in the evening, with the exception of the 7 to 9
o'clock study hours, KSAR brought programs that soon
grew to be the favorites among the students.
"KSAR means your radio ... at St. Ambrose."
First row: Gene Conrad; Robert Clair; John Demme; James McCarte; John Pelke. Second row: Joseph Maggio; Richard Bohling, Nicholas
Cranshaw; Thomas Noga; John Gallagher. Third row: John Collins; John Howard; Francis Brandi; John Maher. Fourth row: Michael Smith;
John Ludke; Gregory Moss; John Collins; Michael Pyle; Stephen Navolio; Thomas Kramer.
Steven Moore, Secretary; Steven Hyett, Business Manager; Glen Geiger,
Chief Engineer; John Pelke, Treasurer.
"570 On Your Dial"
Terry Manning prepares to "spin a disc" on his twice weekly
program, "The Grub Club."
KSAR EXTENDS BROADCASTING HOURS
"This is KSAR,.570 on your radio dial, Saint Ambrose
Radio, with you in mind." And so began another day in
the broadcast studio of our student radio station. In
redecorated quarters the announcers and disc jockeys
daily broadcasted music, news, and weather. All the
commercials were tape recorded. Interest in student radio
and communications has been mounting during the past
years at the College. As a service to the students, KSAR
brought music to the dormitories on campus and as a
news service brought to them the latest campus releases
as well as information regarding club meetings. Their
full broadcasting schedule was filled with something
for everyone. This year the Sunday schedule was increased to a full day's broadcasting as well as the addition of Saturday programming. From one o'clock until
ten in the evening, with the exception of the 7 to 9
o'clock study hours, KSAR brought programs that soon
grew to be the favorites among the students.
"KSAR means your radio ... at St. Ambrose."
First row: Gene Conrad; Robert Clair; John Demme; James McCarte; John Pelke. Second row: Joseph Maggio; Richard Bohling, Nicholas
Cranshaw; Thomas Noga; John Gallagher. Third row: John Collins; John Howard; Francis Brandi; John Maher. Fourth row: Michael Smith;
John Ludke; Gregory Moss; John Collins; Michael Pyle; Stephen Navolio; Thomas Kramer.
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/134