Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Vzrginia Barlow , Philip Carroll Quiet and efhcient Virginia Ba1'l0W combined studies with activities. Being an art student she spent much time preparing advertising posters for many university functions. She also main- tained an A average . . . ln order to support his family, sharp- tongued Philip Carroll had two jobs-editing the Drake Times- Delphic and editing a trade journal downtown. He was selected to Phi Beta Kappa . . . No Drake student could possibly have a greater knowledge of Drake athletes and athletics than Robert Case. For two and one-half years he was Times-Delphic sports editor, and in l947-48 he was varsity basketball manager . . . Enterprising Berkeley Duncan is happiest when organizing. As Alpha Phi Omega president he initiated many of that gr0up's se1'vices to the university. His latest activity has been to help organize Pi Kappa Phi fraternity on campus . . . Shirley Henke, student faculty council secretary, was often confronted with the problem of attending two meetings at the same hour. Her list of activities was the longest of any senior student . . . Quax Beauty June Kagawa proved that beauty and brains can go hand in hand. As a chemistry major she spent much time studying to maintain her strong B average. Yet she found time to be active on many councils. Last fall Fred Waring named her a Quax beauty . . . Robert Case

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1949 Quax Who' Who Twelve members of the class of 1949 were named to Quax Who's Who by a com- mittee of three graduates and four undergraduate students. Selections were based on participation in school activities, contributions to student life and scholastic achievement. The three 1948 graduates serving on this committee were Lewis lVIcNurlen, Beverly Nord and Robert Baldwin. Undergraduates on the committee were Barbara Grogan, John Redden, William Richardson and Shirley Skipton. Workilig with them were Robert B. Kamm, dean of students, and Mrs. Margaret Westerhof, director of student affairs for women. i i i 1, V i Shirley H enke Berkeley Duncan 19 Jpeg ' Z N E A8111 i ,I une Kagawa