1966 Yearbook
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Title
1966 Yearbook
Description
ALUMNI
PLEDGE CONTINUED SUPPORT
All but one surviving member of the Class
of 1915 returned to the Campus for their
first reunion in 25 years. They are: Edgar
Hill, Blue Island, Ill.; Peter Hahn, Keota
Iowa; Dr. Clem Kerrigan, Davenport; The
Very Reverend Edward O'Connor, St. Ambrose College, and Rigobert Hellweg, West
Point, Iowa.
During October more than 700 alumni from all parts of the
United States returned for the Homecoming weekend. Homecoming has been the high-light of the alumni social calendar
In December Father Duncan of the History Department met with
Alumni in Mexico City. Pictured are: (front) Peter Parachini
'50; William Rurhni, '50; (back row) Ney Lizardi, '48; Dr Paul Murray
'33; Father Duncan, and Kevin Kelleghan,' '56.
The College has been proud of her alumni for more
than three quarters of a century. Ambrose men and
women consistently distinguish themselves in all walks
of life and can be found in all corners of the world. In
the United States they reside in forty-nine of the fifty
states. Being proud has not been a one way street
however, for each alumnus also has a wealth of memories
from his days on the campus at Locust and Gaines. No
matter where you go, you will find alumni who are
ready to reminisce about their professors, their classmates, their social activities, and much more. There are
strong bonds between each alumnus and also with the
College. Alumni each year are responsible for many students making application to attend St. Ambrose. They
have also provided more than three hundred thousand
dollars in recent years through the Alumni Living
Endowment Fund and through bequests to the College.
PLEDGE CONTINUED SUPPORT
All but one surviving member of the Class
of 1915 returned to the Campus for their
first reunion in 25 years. They are: Edgar
Hill, Blue Island, Ill.; Peter Hahn, Keota
Iowa; Dr. Clem Kerrigan, Davenport; The
Very Reverend Edward O'Connor, St. Ambrose College, and Rigobert Hellweg, West
Point, Iowa.
During October more than 700 alumni from all parts of the
United States returned for the Homecoming weekend. Homecoming has been the high-light of the alumni social calendar
In December Father Duncan of the History Department met with
Alumni in Mexico City. Pictured are: (front) Peter Parachini
'50; William Rurhni, '50; (back row) Ney Lizardi, '48; Dr Paul Murray
'33; Father Duncan, and Kevin Kelleghan,' '56.
The College has been proud of her alumni for more
than three quarters of a century. Ambrose men and
women consistently distinguish themselves in all walks
of life and can be found in all corners of the world. In
the United States they reside in forty-nine of the fifty
states. Being proud has not been a one way street
however, for each alumnus also has a wealth of memories
from his days on the campus at Locust and Gaines. No
matter where you go, you will find alumni who are
ready to reminisce about their professors, their classmates, their social activities, and much more. There are
strong bonds between each alumnus and also with the
College. Alumni each year are responsible for many students making application to attend St. Ambrose. They
have also provided more than three hundred thousand
dollars in recent years through the Alumni Living
Endowment Fund and through bequests to the College.
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/138