1966 Yearbook
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1966 Yearbook
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The festivities for Saint Ambrose College's Eighty-
fourth Homecoming began on Thursday evening, October
21 with the opening of the Faculty Lecture Series. Dr.
Sam Noah Kramer, a renowned Sumerologist from
Temple University spoke as a Danforth Lecturer on
pre-Biblical times.
Friday, October 22, the students of St. Ambrose
and Marycrest Colleges joined for the annual Homecoming Dance at the Col Ballroom in downtown
Davenport. This year the student council sponsored
affair featured the music of Guy Lombardo and his
Royal Canadians. Miss Karen Beiderbeck, a Marycrest
sophomore, was crowned queen of the Homecoming.
Friday also brought up the curtain on the first show
of the Theatre III season as they opened with Moliere's
comedy "The Imaginary Invalid." The play continued
through Sunday evening so that many of the returning
alumni could attend the production.
The student sponsored Parade began moving at
1:00 P.M. from the levee on Saturday. It was one of
the largest parades in recent history.
Miss Karen Beiderbeck, a Marycrest College sophomore, was elected
by the Saint Ambrose student body as 1965 Homecoming Queen.
Entertainment: Lecture, Dance, Theatre, Parade
THE 1965
HOMECOMING
QUEEN
AND HER
COURT.
MISS COLLEEN
CONNOLLY
MISS ANN
STRICKLEMAIER
MISS KAREN
BIEDERBECK
MISS ROSE DERKS
MISS ROSE ANN
CONDON
fourth Homecoming began on Thursday evening, October
21 with the opening of the Faculty Lecture Series. Dr.
Sam Noah Kramer, a renowned Sumerologist from
Temple University spoke as a Danforth Lecturer on
pre-Biblical times.
Friday, October 22, the students of St. Ambrose
and Marycrest Colleges joined for the annual Homecoming Dance at the Col Ballroom in downtown
Davenport. This year the student council sponsored
affair featured the music of Guy Lombardo and his
Royal Canadians. Miss Karen Beiderbeck, a Marycrest
sophomore, was crowned queen of the Homecoming.
Friday also brought up the curtain on the first show
of the Theatre III season as they opened with Moliere's
comedy "The Imaginary Invalid." The play continued
through Sunday evening so that many of the returning
alumni could attend the production.
The student sponsored Parade began moving at
1:00 P.M. from the levee on Saturday. It was one of
the largest parades in recent history.
Miss Karen Beiderbeck, a Marycrest College sophomore, was elected
by the Saint Ambrose student body as 1965 Homecoming Queen.
Entertainment: Lecture, Dance, Theatre, Parade
THE 1965
HOMECOMING
QUEEN
AND HER
COURT.
MISS COLLEEN
CONNOLLY
MISS ANN
STRICKLEMAIER
MISS KAREN
BIEDERBECK
MISS ROSE DERKS
MISS ROSE ANN
CONDON
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/156