University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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BOTTOM ROW: David Johnson, Paul Fitzsimmons, Iohn Houar, John Hintermeister, Bill Higgins, Victor Sprengel- meyer, Jerrold Oliver, Bryan Schultz, David Hester, Donald Hoy. ROW 2: William Gibbons, Oscar Over, Iames Upde- gralf, Thomas Lyon, Don Oottschalk, Ierry Cleveland, Michael Megan, Ronald Feilmeyer, Patrick McCormick, Norman Friederichs. ROW 3: Noel Mumm, Iohn Clancy, Ron Iannings, Danie Griffin, Theodore Stone, Warren Shank, Iohn Ackerman, Iohn Willett, Bill Henderson. ROW 4: Terry Fowler, Bernard Henely, Richard Bromley, Richard Howes, Edward johnson, Brian Riemer, Robert Perry. - Delia Theta Phi plans acaclemic, a+hle+ic, social even+s Delta Theta Phi, an organization with local student senates at most of the law schools throughout the country, is the larg- est of three national law fraternities. Dillon Senate sponsors a full program of academic, athletic and social events. Studying under the watchful eye of legal codes helps concentration.

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LLIAM PURDY, Freclriclcsburg HARD RAMSEY, Osceola Y REDDINGTON, Orient ANK RETMAN, Iowa City IRRY RICE, Ottumwa CHARD ROSS, Fort Dodge ANKLIN SAUER, Central City RTON SCHWIEGER, Dows RRY SEUFERER, Elkhart BERT SIKMA, ocheyedan MES SLAVENS Bettendorf HN sLoAN, Aledo, 111. HN SMITH, Keokuk AVID SORENSON, Iowa City HN SPRAGUE, Mason City CTOR SPRENGELMEYER, East Dubuque, Ill. ESTON STEENHOEK, Pella ONTY STRATTON, Britt LWIN TAN, Singapore OYD TRACY, Shenandoah HN WEAVER, Des Moines HN WILLETT, Tama LFRED WINICK, Des Moines AROLD ZABIN, Sioux City law student looks for a case recedent to validate an argu- ient in his brief, LAW SENIORS :gn - .

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Phi DeH'a Phi is Universi+y's largest law fra+erni+y From study they receive knowledge, and from contemplation, they become wise. Thus, the members of this national law fra- ternity spend many hours working toward a career in professional law. Phi Delta Phi is the largest legal frater- nity at Iowa. Its members were honored by receiving student research assistantships, were on the staff of the Iowa Law Review, and held membership in the Order of Coif. Social relief from the rigors of the study of law was welcomed. The Phids sponsor- ed rush parties, a Homecoming dance, post- semester parties and four stag parties de- signed to lessen the pressures of school. William R. Dew served as president. BO'I'I'OM ROW: N. Murphy, M. Culloton, S. Hoth, I. Kallmer, D. Brittin, l.. Seuferer, Avery, VV. Dew, M, Martin, R. Kreamer, F. Iacohhcrger, F. Retman, I. Birkcland. M. Royce, K. Willis, C. Saun- ders. ROW 2: R. llersbergcn, G. Clarke, M. Peterson, S. Petosa, T. Stone, L. Goettseh, G. Graff, B. DcCuok, P. Tyler, B. Hlackstock, VV. VVilley. R. Sikma, D. Young, T. Rice, I. Sprague, S. Holm, L. Boeke, B. Schwieger, C. Panousis. ROW 'Sz M. Knopf, I. Smith, T. Garfield, fl. lfaupert, I. Powers, H. Pitluek, T. VVl1i!e, I. Roberts, D. VVillis, B. Hitchcock, R. Whiting, I. Remley. I. Shriver, I. Velcley, W. Snyder, I. McCabe, fl. Zahin, VV. Barbee, I. Blommers. ROW 4: P. Steen- The Phids and their dates swing out at the annual winter formal. hoek, I. Kiple, I. Swanson. ll. Cirigvr. I. Dooley, G. Krekel, D. Rubin. I. Hass, D. Speeht, lf, Iulander, D, Gilclemeister, I. Iohnson, S. Mc- Leod, A. Davey, A. Havvrcamp, C. Iohnson, I. Hamilton, F. Smith. ROW 5: P. Furren, B. Shiinzinek, D. Meredith, I. Goodriclt, D. Hertz. R. Berklancl, I. Innes. Padghain, I. Affelili, G. Iohnson, F. Mit- vzilsky, K. Meyer, NV. Griffin, A. Goode, C. Dick, I. Ausherger, B. Tracy. ROW li, S. Iohns, M. Prater, K, Kennedy. I. Kelley, R. Frederick, I. Sloan, K. Meyer, B. B-wlilju, T. Smallwood. I. Martin. C. Hagen, A. Parish, D. Bowman, R. Chapman, L. I. Marlin, VV. Taylor, R. Price. ll, Lawton.