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L WM, ,M 1, 532-ff 5 . ,seg W gg M ' 3,011 1-wr , P259 4 1 if -, ' g nf e 5 1 1, A .r 1 m. ap. ,fs Q- Q Q-K L, A nge: 2 55, fi 1-fl 'il U15 - 4,41 wQ.:?f5.,.fga,. .32 'Q ' ,K vi A 1 we ' K , nfs: , A W I .V ,, Y.. ,,f. fam. . ,,,- . , ., ,I ,, .., w -,.. ,K--.svn 7 - Hu. .2-fy:-,, ,f -1 J- Q-ww f , :fi ,, , 'E 4 was 2 I ffff- 'f ' 1 PUBLISHED AT .Effie Mniueraify DES MQINES, IOWA VOLUME FORTY-ONE VEDA PQNIKVAR, EJff0f ED CGHEN and ED URBAN, Co-Business Managers Q lecbca fion This forty-Iiirst volume oi time fQuax is respectiuiiy cieciicatc-ci to you, Henry Gacici Harmon. it was inacic in Clctoiver oi l04l tiiat you accepted time oatil oi allegiance as Commandnnt oi tiiis great university . . . Ai- ready over the iiorizon came time ruminiing oi cannon. roar oi' bombers. tramp oi organized miiitia . . . tiiat was America marching!! Vve are in a decade wimicii ims seen tile rise to power of un- preccdenteci dictatorial principles, challenging our Freedom and tilOSC idasic ioieais wiiicil we Americans ilave iong held to be seii-evident. in a worici oi incendiary Haines. may we. time stu- dents ot this campus . . . the Cannoneers . . . Troopers . . . Skiers . . . Engineers . . . Gunners . . . Scouts . . . iwiaricsrnen . . . Drivers . . . Nurses . . . Signaimen . . . Sentries . . . Mechanics . . . Fiiers . . . May we . . . A iwiarciwing America. take tiiis opportunity of reasserting our firm conticience in your Sagacity . . . Courage . . . Resolution . . . Audacity . . . Stamina . . . to aciwieve time ultimate triumph of the ideas and ideals by which ttris university tives, and to the faith in man- kind wiiictm it represents . . . To you, President Harmon, tilis book, iiice ourselves, is dedicated. x R 1 1 ' 6 X . X 45 it U . 'A 51 in .J V In trihute to the War Recruits of Uncle Sam's armed forces: To Pearl Harbor . . . Singapore . . . Corregicior . . , Bataan . . . You have taken off with visibility zero in roaring homhers loaded with incendiary homhs . . . Hown into the overcast, Hown between heaven and earth out of touch with both, yet guided through the concealing clouds by an instrument before your eyes . . a far away voice in your ear . . . the Voice speaks: Ceiling zero, visibility zero, squalis-this is war, America!-The hands on your watch move slowly to the appointed time . . . down . . . down . . . down through empty space . . . the whine of engines . . . the shriek of the rushing gale -1 Finally the objective . . . gray and shapeless takes form through the whiriing propeilers -the pun out . . . the tug on the lever . . . and the lightened plane, its objective found . . . its mission fulfilled . . . streaks hack into the Icinciiy, concealing fog. The joh is clone! Ahead is the long Eight home and the promise of a new day. With it comes the calm assurance that tomorrow will he better than yesterday. Another voice speaks: Ceiling unlimited . . . visibility unlimited . . . we are at peace, America. VEDA PONIKVAR. rf' 5 . 'Y . X If .1 I, J w r Q f' F 9 fq' Q , AX im :J ffhgkf cgmsfmcfom A salute of appreciation to you pilots of a great herlta ge. From the North, from time South, from tile I East, from time Vvest, you have come, met and fused into a strong coordinating body with one creed and one purpose: To propagate Freedom and Political Justice through education. On this friendly campus you have sown the seeds that on other fields, in other days, will bring wisdom, victory and peace. Vve, your posterity, shall not fail you. I 'if n. . mise J u vu Q, a x!' V .... , t' if .r 'f 'ff ..... , 3' x - ' fs ' 5 wf ! ' . -' 5 F' xv 2X i-W , , K, 1 ec , i '. 'S inni Will!! cn same mx - aww 0.0 1' ff ': 'F v S 1 g Q , 'if iff Qin. ' uni v . - , ,W J' .. 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Our ctays ctemanct stuctents wtio are intettectuatty com- petent to sotve our present comptexities: wtwo are moratty sensitive to ttie protntems ttiat contemporary tite tins ttirust upon ttiemg wtio are enctowect witti ptiysicat stamina equnt to ttie strenuous cternancts ot tiorne anct civic service: wtio can tive and serve witti poise anct eitectiveness in n society ot ever changing stainctarcts and tiatoitsg wtio know the great spirituat reatities anct torces ot tite ttirougti intimate experieneeitiifti them: who are vocationatty quatifiect to reatize their inctivictuat potentiatities. Tt1is,i wet taetieve, compretlencts education for every ctay anct is ttie purpose towards which this cottege community strives. H. G. HARMON. N J 'Ii 'W i' I fs if ' . , ' j ,K 1 T 5. . ,x - L '. ' W ,f f ,fb A ' ' '- A ' ' Drinks- llnivcrsily has 21 new pres- iclvni. illl IIS HH cle illl sil fun lul p Clinmxing monlhs of unlicipulion cl prvpuraiion, Drake- Unix'c-rsily' instauc-rl Dr. He-nry Crum Hannon sm-vz-rlllx pr:-sidenl on Fricluy. Ofloluc-r IT. nl 3 p. nm. Dr. Hur- xn Iillvrl ilu- Vilfilllfy lvft by lim utlm ol' Dr, D. XV. IXIOTFIIOLISP. sixth prvsiclcnl. Following! an noon inaugural lcllc-011. the rlignifiecl and valor- nruclf' ol' onvirizll clvlvgjnies, Col- le-Qe prf-sfclvnls. I-ilflllly melnlwrs rl IIUIIOFGCI SllIfl0lltS RISSCHIIJIPKI Oll lla? t'illIll7llS ul ll? p. nl. lo Iwgin 1 llm inaugural nmrclm lo lin- Univvr- y cwllllflxll ol Cxllrisl. I1-uclirlg lflv IH'0CC'SSiUllill XYCN' lllk' VOIUF-IN'ilI'0l'S ,XII lh,.L.- Wm- H. Hmngmrrl 1.,,r..,--IH.. I J Ol Rn will: llw .xIllf'I'il'ilIl Hug! uncl ilu- fkllif' Hilff. il Slllikiill SXIHIJOI OI- IIN' 'CilSi0ll. illlil C IHIFIPS rlwy, Vllifjlv ol ills' illilllgllfill l'OIIl- lnillev. Ihr ,..m-MIN r..mr- 1-V -.bv Ill. lldrmm. In-U-...fr Im-mir-m Hr. li.H....m mn-,.n lm new jul, .N IJmL.w I..-.ul Imac N-IW. Hp.-..x xlw rlmf inf :IW l lm-l Q ..H.r...I .mf mr 12 ln tlle university Vllllffll. Dr. Harmon was given tlle ctmarge ol olliee lrom Grover Hulmlmell. presictenl ol llie Dralce lloarcl ol trustees. .Axeeepling tire presiclenfy. lyr. Harmon gave llle pleclge of liis new ollice wliiell lie saift was an Him- partial Seilffll lor trutllfi He continuecl asserting ltial tlene Hesscnlial cllarafteristics ot Dralce Univer- sity is an alnsenre ol restraitnt in tlxe searcli lor trulli in tlle transmission ol it un-eflitecl to ollmersft Promoting tlme spirit ol Dr. Harmonts ac'c'eplanc'e. Dr. Artlxur Compton. nolecl scientist anct Nolnel prize winner. gave tlme only l1ope ot a clemocracy as an ectufatecl Citizenstlip. He luelievect tlial uscierire lorces men to lmecome more fully lmumanf' Tlle recessional gatllerecl following llie acttlress on the grouncts in lront ol Cllct Nlain wliere l,ouis Nelson, veteran janitor anct personal lrienct ol Dralcets lirst six presiflents. openect llie floor lor Dralces newest commancler. Resuming tlie social atlnospliere ol tlle inaugural. a rereplion was l1elct in tlle Stuclent tfnion irnrnecli- ately lollowing ttle reremony. tlere Dr. anct Nlrs. Harmon met llleir new lrienfls ol Des Nloines anct lbralie. 'lqlie conelucting leslivily ol tlie clay was tlie luan- quet at llle Hotel Fort Des Nloines wliere Dr. Har- mon pleclgect Hreriprocal anct mutual relationslmip lmetween tlie rity ol Des Nloines anrl Dralu-.U Ill- Qave tht URe-allirmalion ol our loyalty ancl aclinira- tion ol llle part ttiat Dralie Liniversity lalxes in tlme ctevelopment ol llme cultural, spiritual ancl economit lite ol Des Floinesft Drake lias a new presiclent. tlie larulty a new lrienct. Des Floines a new actrnirer. Xx7Clt'0lYl6. FICHTY Cwtillflll l'lE1HTl0Il. lafuln ml-...I-4-is will lm.-x that ..a IIN- l'r.-..fl.-Hl- ruqililiil IJ. Ilw.,-ii, n..IL- it 1. will ll. Millar ll C 1-.pun ill. ,am ,HI H. lifaril pillar .al C .lim tlmll-s, lr., ,. uma-ran rf:i-iw -In-..Ls an llw .a..agar,.l lmaqiif-I 13 Deans ,xllllflllgll sillingj in llcr own living room flressml in a ll0llSl'i'0ill. lnuncliing on roquelorl cllecsc ancl rool lucvr is llle nicvsl lliing slle can lliinli ol. Carric' Culmlmage. clean ol women. spc-ncls inosl ol' lwr lime ironing oul Dralu- womvnls prolmlc-ins ancl clmperoning college al' lairs. Her :lays are lull ol llle College girls' prolnlvrns ancl slw may worli lalz- in llw clay llul wlic-n slm rloscs llic- olliu-, slie lovlcs lwr worlf lwliincl ln-r ancl lurns lo lwr lwo main inlvresls - lier lqilllllly ancl classical music. cJlIlNVill'flly lxlrs. Culmlmaggv rim-vm-I' loses lier cligjnily lmul inwarclly slw lias lwo pol pvc-vc-s. ulllll'l'u ancl Mconnim paQc's.H Dean Culmlmagc' amlmils lllal orclinarily raclio sllows ancl jazz coinc- closv lo lJ9ll1Qilllllpillllll'S willm llCl'. loo. Slit' lilies lo lravcl lroln ii0ilSl'lO'l'0il5l. IS lflllll ol llillIIlllIQ5 illlil lil'ilKl5 llllll' illlfl lzK'ilCl0l'S lJlQf'Nl. Slli' llilx H0 SllIH'I'- slilions. H.1'illl5f' il ainil lillin' lor a lcarnf-cl xx oinanf' N ' ,Q .lolin ll. Cialmric-lson. clvan ol me-n, slloulcl plan llw nu-als al lla- clown lwralisc- liis favorite nlcal xxoulcl suil inosl sluclenls linv. lt Consists ol a lill0i'0lill0 mallecl nnillx. lollowml lly a small meal loppvcl willi lols ol clessorl. llc-an Gabriel- son nol only anls as arlvisor lo all Ural-Ce men lull ln- also sc-rvffs on llme universily Council, tlm luoarcl ol pulmliralions ancl rliapvrons mos! ol lllf' social lllc' al lbralw. flu lop ol lllz-se clulic-s llc-an SPPIICIS muCl1 lime playing an exccllf-nl Qamz- ol lmriclge, going lo lllf' nnovivs ancl rc-acling a great fleal, espe- rially in llie ln-lfl ol llislory ancl vc-onomics. He lilies lo lravcl lo see llig leaglu- lmasellall games lllis llolmlayl ancl llu- Culbs are luis favorites. Ile llas no superslilions . . . H 'Cause if ainyl lillin' lor a lvarnecl man. ,w we -fs., . ,E , N INV if rw A - L , f raw '41 g e t . Y Xow it nan tae totttt Here at Drain- we tmave one ctean ttiat useft to tue superstitious. Yes. ti. O. Kagy. ctean ot time cottege ot ptiarmacy, was superstitious. At teast at one time 3 tte tiact a superstition. tie ptanteft potatoes in time ctarti ot time A. moon in tmis younger ctays tml now tie tias outgrown time superstition anct tmas atso outgrown time wortx ot ptanting time potatoes. init ttif ri tore tu tias none. tie reacts a great cteat. esperiatty atmoul potitirs, ttotmtvies ot any tiillft Cttllllt interest tlim 2 :Xtways wants to react tiftion anct twiogjraptiif-s atouct to tiis tamity anct is a very tussy magazine reacter. You i trim a rinema tan. tmut tie ctoes go to ttie movies ocmasionattv usuatty uncter pressure trom tuis wite. tuut tlean tiagy actmi tie titxes tlistoricat pictures. Now tie tias no superstitious . . it 'cause it ainit tittin' tor a tearnect man. Deans Heis one ot ttiose peopie wtio ctr-tigjtits in trumping tiis partnerls ace in a tbriftge game - anct toves to cto itt Not ontv ctoes t.utt1er XV. Statnatier. ctean ot time csottege ot titverat arts. trump afes twut tie reaxts tiimsett' to steep every nigtil wittm a nictfet magazine. time Saturday Evening Post. Fooct ot anv sort is aefeptatnte thy trim just so ttiere is ptenty ot it. :Xtt Des twtoines is wctcome in tiis tiome tmut tie preters ttiem in smatt quantities at one time. .tust give Dean Statnatfer a ptay script anct tie witt ctevour every worct. tie reviews every Htuest setteru as wett as pur- suing iris favorite stucty - ptiitosoptiy. An orrtainect minister. Dean Statnatxer tias marriect severat ot tiis tormer stuctents. tias no superstititions anct is ronsicterect a tair tettow tmy time stuetents. tdut ctontt lett atnout ttie nietxet magazine . . . U 'cause it ainit tiittin' tor a if-arnect man. MQ.. tant bait Never strut it. t.eiQti Batter. ctean ot tire rottege ot ectu- fation. up in a room treeause tie tias a totuia ot twing in strut-in ptaces anct it you actct a tuowt ot spinavtw ttiatis ttie tinat straw 'cause tie tiates ttie stutt. Qur uSXX'P6tAt00tt1PCtu protessor tias two taotmtuif-s. motor tdoating anct garcteningf. :Xt one time tue ownect tiis own tmoat anct spent most ot tmis time on ttie water. As a garctener. fir. Batxerls tatents are very timitect tmut tits intentions are exeettent anct you can tinct trim puttering arounct in ttis tnactcyurct most any ctay. fin a trip Dean Hatter is ttsie man wtio never turns tmartxz it tlf'.S on time wrong roact treitt stay ltaerr- untit tie tincts tmimsett or untit someone tiincts tlim. tie reacts att ttte current magazines anct tias written sev- erat artirtes. He tms no superstitious . . . U 'Cause it ainlt tittin tor a tearnect man, 15 , Deans lon ve- ln-nrnl ol pc-rsons wlmo love lo rm-ml. wlmo lovr- lo wrilc-. wlno love lo clnnu-. wlio love- io conwersc. lmnl lmvr- you 1-ver ln-nrcl ol an nnnn. ix prolessor 4-spa-cially, wlmo love-s sluclenlsl' Xvell. ljrnnli B. .lorrlnn. clc-nn ol tlme 4-ollc-ge ol lint- urls. cloc-s. He lovc-s lo worli willl sluclr-nts. llxis new cl:-nn wllo omni- lo us lrorn llloonninglon. lllinois, wlicrc- llc- was Llc-nn ol lln- Slill0Ol ol music' nl lllinois XXYPSIOYEIII. is vc-rv c-nc-rgf-liv. No lrnin lrip is Ci0lIlIJlf'll' willloul in Collie-rs nncl il Sillllfilklf' live-ning ljosl wllc-n ll? lrnvc-ls XYlIl4'll llc- clot-s ns ollvn ns llc- fun. llp lo clnlf- Dc-nn .lorclan llns wrillf-n lillc-S-n nlngjuzinz- urliflc-s nncl nc-xl your llis lmooly will lu- pulm- lisln-cl. fioll ouupif-s lnosl ol llis spurs- llllll' lmul llc- will plny lmriflgjc- il' llc- llns lo. lm no supr-rslilions . . . U iliklllSl' il' ninll lillin' lor n lc-nrnz-cl lllilIl.U ' ' llle- mann in llu- lronl row noisily llelpillg UlXN0-Qllll ljc-lr-N linrl lln- rusllc-cl calllf- prblgably is l.c-lznnrl lrorrc-sl, clf-nn ol llu- l.uw e, l E lmfwnusf- lu- love-s nlmngj. lmngf. wx-slf-rn movies. 1 llul lu- clislilms lnuslly. ronmnlir lilnls a1si,l1ni,1Cl1 ns ln- lilu-s llirillf-rs wlxifll muy 1-xpluin lugs Q-nl slnlc- ol lJEililH'l0l'll0UCl. llc- cloc-snif inusival sllows 1-sp!-vinlly il ,lf-ennlc-llc-i ljonalcl nnrl N6-lson lfclcly ure- slarrirmgnljfah l:orrc-sl lm an lmolrlmy. loo-lwv misc-s slmrl-lloffied unllle- on luis larm. fln nllernnlc- ye-ars ln- QTQ-vels lo Floricln :incl Cnlilornia cluring lllf- nl Clirislnms jusl lo swim uncl gel scllool nncl llle rolrl we-alll:-r. Sovm-liiijfzs-l'1e re-mls in Rf-nclc-rs Digg:-sl lnul :nosl ol luis rgggdigg is limilc-cl lo llis own lie-lcl-law. ll.- pussionalf- clislilw lor slrzlwlmc-rril-s. porli wr-nlllf-r. 'lille lirsl lwo give lnim lmivc-s lnlle-r givf-s lmim goose pimplvs. But lu- hai '.', rio Slll3f'l'Sllll0I1S--UCHIISC il ninll lillin, lx-urne-cl num. ? i PTI T ' S ' wif i'2L1':SSi.'-:,:- Q J Q c' 'SEQ' . 5 .'-. GW' 4 i 5 swim ,.-5.:,'fg,,,i,- .'Q '. 's 1 X 1 N Deans Yes. llmt man spvncting a :time for the wvstf-rn magazinv might tw Lynctvn E. li0HlTlilIl. clean oi ilu' rouvgff ot rom- inflrce. 'cause lu- louis wild wvsiern stories. Cionsiclvring writ- ing arlimivs for pulvlicalion. ll'illXllillQ flassvs, governing unn- mvrcc stuctenls and serving on ttw univf-rsity rounfit not vnougtm. tic oftc-n works on rc-searcti and surveys for various pulmlistming Q lay rPacling Two ot Flr. I'I0Hman's grvatffst lmlnlnic-s are iiSlliIlQ and tlousvs, H0 satislivs his grc-at clvsirf- for actvcnlurv wilcl wvsle-rn anct mystery stories. collecting tools. Nlosl of lwis toot colleflimi is macte up ot those givvn to ililll 'my triencls. His willy lfwlures go ovvr lmig with stuctvnts ittiosf' who batch tiis sulbtlf' c'oinnwnlsi anct ltlvy Ilmtol1lJtc'cHy clifl wittl tlmsf' sorority gals at ltie lini- vvrsity ol' illinois wlu-re tu- was liousf-!moy. Hex has no superstitious ...' A vcauset it ainlt filtin' for a Icarm-ct mainly Pss Ifillll ill illlf' 'OVID flllil lllsll Qfilll Ile- IIEIS il I40INllN'SN I-UI' 74 N ' 00 'l rl ' IN! 1 Illli ilhlll ill IIIIQ Q15 L2i'lN'l'ilI HHIIIQY ill lliS IHIIHP. mount in prvti-rvm 1- is ptiolograptix' txul tu- clovsnt spvnct s s .. axxa, 1 Us - V K N N . ill not play lt. 'mul tw lraxvls vxtc-imsivr-ly. always sxxisliing IIN Jlau aml ttie-11 taking Iris limi- alle-r llc- gvts l!ll'l'l' Ulf! 1 Qua- HJ N . . :Ubi 1 Dcfznll Hvrlwrl lgflllllililli ol llw graflualc- stllolll, gray- llairerl. aggressive' aunt a frif'nclotsl1lclc'nts. is just a naturalist at twart. Xvottling gin-s llilli more ptvasurv than puttvring on luis Hlarin with How:-rs. Not that Iii' ctrvssc-s for luis avoca- timl or llillllb lmnw gaftgflls to main- rligging Pil5if'I'. but in aw olft suit 'ICE on tiis IQIIPPS Iwgging a pansy lo lmloom. XX'iiIi tlis wifi-. lie 5llill'f'S ammltwr lmlllhy - illllifIllf'5 until the tlousc' is cillllvrvct. Igiggvst ctisputvs arisc- ovvr wlwrx- ttu- palfi IIITOUQII ttie' IIIHIYP is to lie' lmatvcl xx Deli to XX Celt. fxll arclcnl vfonomist. ltiv :Ivan rvacts vxtf-lisivvly in Imi- own tivlct. tossing in IDIHIOWUIJIIY ior clhersirm. Cirvalvsl plvas- ure' is a ctinnc-r ot mc-at. D0liltOPN and vvgvtalwlffs. As for lmriclgv. Itif' dean hplays at it... Tlwories of ttie efonomif sys- tem fail when struggling wilti a no-trump hand and tc-w are-5. Supf-rstitiousi' . . . not a 'vit . . . M 'cause it ainvt fittin' tor a tvarnect manf. 17 I , , ,L ,H VY v-- ., ,ir ' Q . Q. .,.. Q ,L f4J.w . 1 Lfv!! f'- 94,5 ui QP'-5. ,, . ff, Fw 'A e2:f'z 4 '. '71 3- Q - 4 -fmfvmm, M, A ,f Y -f..-w.mv,.w,.,,,A m..,,.-'Mg 1 sv 4 x . . . 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YAIAI I .,,l, li-ui lias a linaflx ol HSlJililllLfH Qeograpliy anzl gvologjy that sluclvnls vnioy going lo llis rlassvs. llc' llas an BCCEIH . . . llial malws llim incliviclual ancl jusl HIlilllil'l'Glht?: . . . llorlis . . . mini-rals ancl surlarc- slrala assume 5 new moaning . . . ills vclulalion . . . ancl lllal ranks l'lim Plillm- gr:-all-sl lrivncl ur- journalisls 1-ww' llilil. .Xlways Hlupsu mmm!! our Inwmlv pmls' going lo lual lor us so Xu- wonil luv Hrurinm-cl' '... flr. .Xs l'roll1-ssor ol licluvalion, ullulrllu is lllo liild'lBl' of Cikilllllilllg sparliling gray vyf-s ancl warm Vlivxan nlrawl sluflvnl lf-arlmc-rs. .Xl assigns-cl svliools lu- 0lJS!'FX'ff8 their liawl Lfainml lllv lrusl ancl mol1liiclc'i1m'v ol all luis sluclvnls lvavliingj lc-c'llniqu0. annl llwn givvs llwm poiniffrs in W . . anal lllvy jusl clonil form' any lwllc-r, so lllalvs wlly A luis flassvs. Slrir l, yvl ln- givvs you 1-vc-ry lmc'l1vllilifJfll'lE l lic' ranlis ulopsn among our llavorilc- nrols. cloul:l.wl1ifl1 ranlqs lliln Nlopsu among our lavorile profs. Cliarmingj lxlrs. Slraw. assislanl Drama prolc-ssor, is very Soullwrn . . . ancl ln-auliliul vyc-sl Yf's.gi?l'lat,S 1 rcsponsilmlv lor lllf' oulwarcl appvaranu- ol llralwls xliss Clmamlmlvc-. .-X lovvly soprano. parlicripalfng in lspiringj clrainalisls. Slit' fan malu- up fguax lwaulivs lo nunwrous programs. slu- also lalws lime' oil lo give voice looli lilu- ufllivv flylsu ancl willu sew-ral flisll lowvls. inslrurlions. .Xlways mc-liculously Ql'00IUf'fl. vxlfgfemely sliv can fre-alv a mosl alluring vw-ning gown lor llu' lrivnclly. balm ancl momposc-cl . . . so lllal raiiics lmer vaclinfj lacly. lioisvcl. sllv roncluvls lwr vlassvs willl a Hlopsu among our lavorilc- prols. X l.. Nllflf'l' lhllll llIllC'l1llISUII Ill'll'Il KilIilIlilPl1'l' Gvoggruplzy ami U4-ology ffclurulion Singing 20 e gfvnk fir: .a F fu 1' - ' Q ma if Facult li WMQNN Nlal-r-l NLM Nl ulrlf rl mrflun 'ffl K . l Q .1'f9f5l' ' si i silv vi ' flfiiigiif L lfdfll'r ol Olll' llilllfl is ciilfflljll . . . il llelllllll flip, mmf Hum! Xlaclrlvn . . . gracious. cliarminsi. pre-lly as a yyilll llcr loyvly gjray llair, Finn- :Xrls slurlc-nls linger willl awe' as lllis lyric soprano lllrills willi song. Slw is lall. slaloly. sc-clalv . . . rouglw musician, wllicli ranlis llc-r lops nlvnls ancl llllj' ranli llim Ulops' among llwir lAilX'Ol'llf' our layorilv prols. prols. :X lruly ,Qrffal Cello arlisl is Nlargjarvl QillfiSly . . . ' - sc-rnlmlc' per- yery lrancl memlmvr ye-ry expcricilrecl ancl well yersccl in en, i ' url lllc inlriralic-s ol ancl lmarcl worlf. lnul :- 'n all lln- more- lor il. lla plays an inslru- ancl lxnoxys Wllill lxours ol praclim il' lllflllll. lorrnamx-s. slw is alrlv lo rmgr f . lws nonsiclvrale ol llis sluclenls. Hancl- lwauly ancl cle-lail lo lu-r pupils. lxincl-ln-arlecl, gc-ner! 'cry young ljusl oml ol llu- Qangl ye-rsalile . . , ous. personally inll-rf-slecl in lmer sluclenls, slw ranlxs lmncl clirvclorl . . . is il any wonclc-r lllal ln- ulopsu among our layorile prols. Reyerecl ancl re-sp:-clccl lmy llw enlirr- slumle-nt lmocly is Paul Sloye. a Nlasler pianisl ancl lK'illillQI'. lle is rc-fog! nizecl as a genius ancl luis annual rllape-l programs are --x 1. iw Sl We tlrc anlicipalion ol vyvry loyal Dralu. l I0 lssor . oy lopsw among our layorilc prolsf I-lLIlSlllZPI'. Ulli' S0lIl XX ll0 l'Q'illly l'0IlC6l'IN'Kl all ol llis prolegc-s. A rc-nowni-cl lvarilone anal Q cluoir. lie lmas macle- llie nlloral group llw tlie Nliclclle Xvesl. llnergvliv, rlilis lw lms Qainecl llie conliclenrf- ol all liis stu- is Dralu- itself. lveauly. arlislry. lraclilion . . . icleal . . . naturally lle ranlis Mlopsu among our lavorile prols. I Flair o N nn- N argarc-l Cilxrisly l'.uul Slov- ' Siuglirsgl Violin fi.-'lla lliuno 21 Facull l Xxiorlliimfon Qnli'll luglisll mul I.lll'l'lllllfl' Qfill'0lUl Elllfl p0lSPCl HS lxllIl0fYil . . . xl ll' MMM, , - ' all women allllelcs is Rulpy Ana llollon. N,-,,.wI ' mious. ancl never loo lnusy lo aicl lroulzlccl sl A llollon lincls lime lo vngage in Hrainpus an exccllvnl nliplomal ol' allairs. ws- musl a llearl ol golcl anrl always willing lo go Q - -- l'll V ' kg l- 1 f IV' 'l xxssomiale llrolvssor ol :Xslronolny is llis ollirial lill0. ld will mn N Kr Dpi dmonl' our muon lrul Nlr. Nl1 llllll llas lalwn lo llle' air in anolllc-r way nmlllg-nmlig-5 gpning will, ull ill. . . . ln-foming a Uclvalvrn in liralwls ayialion sluclvnls. glmrtgfulg mul formulas Um- 4-Uulql glgrp , , , As an inslruflor, llc- llas won lllv acllniralion ol vvvry sluclenl. ancl canvl lw louncl on llloir ugripvu list. Xvllylf l36C'illlSf' llPlS Vvfy llillf illlfl llllCl9FSlklIlillllQ, il Ul'K'QlIlilf Professor Neill. Formiclalulc ligurr-s ancl linowns ln-ronle luvicl ancl really quile lw explains llmem. 'bluclenls vnioy llis lella ancl lw wears saclcllv sliovsll . . . wllicll ranlis pmlouml inlprf-gl in llleir XX'f'Illfll'Q' rfmlg llim Hlopsn among our layorilc- prols. among our lavorilv prols. Xvolllcl you lila- lo lmv a lvillIlOllS aulllor or inlvrnalion- I llis worcl is law in organic' rlmmislry ' I . ' ally lcnown pool. Nou can il you lalu- a lew rourses l,l1arma1'y slunlenls . . . llicy lcnow . , . lmvul lrom Dean Slllllll. a ye-rsalilv aullmor. llllllS0ll-. lJl'l'SQ'Yf'T- 7 ' anti: ronliclvnfv ancl lailll in youllx . . . one iusl uanll go wrong willl Sllfll a plnilosoplly. ancl Dean Smilll ouglll lo lcnow. Soll-spolivn. lair. anrl willing lo lic-lp al all limes malws liim ranli Hlops among our layorile prols. l rolessor fvalloway iusl llmal lllllfll mort' r-xlremcly liven. alvrl ancl coops-ralive. Sl lumlnle willm slrangc- presfriplion formulas almoul weigllls, lpul lu- is always lliere lo clillicullivs . . . llial ranlis lmim Hlopsw among ile prols. Rally Ana Hollon l. F. liarlz- Galloway Physical Ecllwulion Lxlfxlllvrrlallirs lvrilvrin Alwlirn W ,lm , .--f xlirrt lirxllltvs linul Fl'l'lI1',l Frenclr or Spanislri' You c'an't go wrong wlren you llave Mrs. lioycl lor your instrurtor. ln France tlrey say. uoui, oui. in bpain tlrey say. -isi. si, ancl tlle :5xmeric'an Students elrorus clitto. Keen. jovial. tlrere never is a clull moment in lrer rlass ancl tlre lrour is over lmelore we ltnow it . . . soooooo . . . slre ranlxs 'itopsn among our favcrite prols. NN0ncle'rlr1l plrysique. stately. a mustaclre aml a cigar . . . Why' ol rourse . . . ltrolessor blrumqalier. l'le is clis- tinguislu-fl, too . . . not only lmecause ol llis cigar lclon l t llim. tlrouglrl lmul also-luis unlimitecl lxnowleclge ol C formulas. i,llHI'llli1CClIlll'iil flremistry is no snap, lxul ll .... lie is strict . . . ibut jovial and Willing to giye all tlre ln-nelit ol tlme cloulmt . . . Tl'l8t'S wlry lie ranlqs 'itopsn among our layorite prols. V when he teaclles it. we Sweet. yiyacious. loyalmle . . . typical Nliss XX ooclyarcl no wonrler all tlle aviation stuclents crowcl lrer rlass l'00m for matll linowleclge . . . slie can teaclr it. too . . . Fractions lmecome simple aml almstracls are just a matter of muiirle . . . anal lllal captivating smile ranlxs ller Facult p - . f14z1111f,,,,HH'H! LltQn.:lu., n11,,,'Nl, X. .X top-notrlr reporter anzl a wizarcl al writing Hlrol N liolJ Root also talies time out eyery llrursclay mopy. . . , evening to impart lris goocl worlxs to nlrungry. prospec- tive greats ol llie Fourtli Estate. :X generous soul, conf sfientious, cliligent ancl willing to -'excuse us on warm summer evenings ranlxs lrim tops among our layorite prols. Rememlxer lrow well inauguration proceeclings rliclcecl? . . . tlrat was Prolessor Ritrlreyis Mcloingf' Get lrim to say yes to your proposition. anrl lie ll malxe it go plates. As lleacl ol tlle History Department. excellent levtures and a sense ol liumor ranlcs lmim 'itops ' among not on i . tops among our lavorrle prols. . ' our layorlte prols. lrloy Xxvootlyarrl ltoln-rl Root CllEtIl1'S ,l. Rilrlrr-y lwllllrvrvifrlivs Journalism History Vt i llml s xxlmt nuulv llnu-ry Ruluy luuncll inlo ill.- llu- c:0X't'fIllllCIlll us ljirvrlor ol l,ulmli4' Rvlnlions xyorlcing in l1is ollire- on some now projvrl . . . H I l Puhlu: Helatlnns Arai llw Cnrclinuls. Yunlwffs or fiiunls going lo win llw Xxiorlcl Sc-rivsi' . . . Conliclc-ntiully. lollxs . . . you rniglll usli Nvillis ,lonvs . . . Vlirue. lwis Sluclvnl ljro- motion Direclor . . . lmul llc urn also promote- uncl pre-- . rlirl XVlli'll il colnvs lo lmsellull . . . Xvlwn nlr. .lonvs V is nol urusliingu prospw-live slucle-nls or puzzling oyvr u slicle- rulv uncl piclurr-s lor X ic-xy lioolas . . . you fun lincl llini cngrossr-cl in some lmiograpliy '.... 'Xclmirc-s lincoln uncl rc-mls all prinlccl nmtoriul on ilu- llmun- ripalor . . . You miglll lcnow lu- rom:-s lrorn Nlivlnigun . . . loyvs lo lislc-n lo ilu- raulio uncl line' lnusim' . . . lmul us lor lmyel . . . not an grvul clvyolvz- . . . lnncl you. morning lrom ilu- .Alll0lIlOlJll0 vupilul ol llu- xyorlnll. :Xml llns is gusl il lilllc- sc-crcl llmul clonl lvll unyonc-J Nlr. .lonvs loyvs lo vul . . . unylliing . . . iusl so llwrv is plvnly '... ol course -... lwc-l-slcfuli is luis Cxlru-spvmiul fir-liuuy '... mul us lor icv vrmnn . . . l'IlOllQll suicl. lull. llilINlSOIlll'. znnlrilious. xxx-ll inlornwcl, wt' lulw XXII I ls Is IUNIF our lluls oll lo in xr-ry xc-rs.xlilm' SllIlli'lll llroinolion Ninn- ilml.-rn I'i-.muvmri IM-'.lr,' anger. 'lille 5IIll'll ol prinleris inlx-ilu' roll ol press:-s i , . conslunl rming uguinsl lilll1' . . . il ull rrvpl Q , f V , , f, . inio lluf yvry nmrroxy ol liis lmonc-s . . . l erlmps K lournulisln prole-ssion . . . llirilling . . . 4-xciling . . lllll xxlun lu gels llllllli lloxms lns lionw fuul .V 6 xxorsllips luis Nlollu-rl lu- lorgc-ls ulboul gulleys. L E, ugv prools mul lornis . . . Fir. Rulay owns un I cxu-llenl collection ol syrnpllony rr-vorcls uncl new-r G lirvs ol lislvning lo ilu-nl mluring luis lrvc- Ill0IlNJlll5 .. 'fs 1 s Q ' . . zrncl many u niglil xylwn llic rc-st ol ilu- lini- 'rsily s s c us ep, . r. my in me lol Q' enjoys lrorse-lmmrlc ruling aml gels u llmrill oul ml sxxill. 5lHO0lll coll galloping fu ross tlie llclcls Xvlwn il comffs to rc-ailing . . . all inuguzinc-s liim in reacly ruslomvr lxul lilb is luis luyoriio. Xncl ilu-n ilu-rc-is ill? mailer ol loocl . . . Xxic- lluxl ilis .Nngel Foocl Callco, lriecl flllflillll. 5lI'rlNNll9fl'lCh xxilll golms ol rrefun . . . unnl asia us xylmo iolcl on you. 1-illlcr. ,,, V lmnclsonw, 6-nvrgelin, xyvll-mlormecl, xx 1- lmls ull lo 11 wry XPI'5cllllf lulmlu Rel.. lmmger. im.. ic.r.,i,.,,.. nm .A Tribute xx x -xxvnx xxnx xxx'.x xxlxxx x xx xlxkx x xxxx-xx xxxxxxxxxx xx. xxxx'xx-xx xxx xxx.x xkxxxxgx.xxnx.xxxxxn-. .xxx . nnxxxxxxg -xxxxxxv .xnxx xxx-xxxxnx xxxxxxxxxxxxxgx- xxxx x-xxxxxxnnxxx xxx-xxxnxx xxxnx xxxxxxx. xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx, xxxx xxxxx xx.xxx- .xxx xxxxxxxxxxnxxxxx xxx xxxxxxx x x.xnx xxxn xxx xxxxxxxx xxnxxx xxx-x'x'x-xxx. .xnxx xxx x xxxxxxxx .xxx' xxxnnxxxxx. x Q xxxxxx xxgnxv- xxxxf .xxxxxxxxx x.xxx xx.xx- xxxxvn xxxx- xxxxx'n .xx xxx Xxvx- xinxxxx' xxx.xx ' xxxxxxx-x Q. Nxxxxi xxx N xxxxx x.xxx- xxx Nxxnxxx-x x7xnx nxxxxx- xxxx-.xexxxxx xxx x xrxx xxxxxn-.xnxx x.xxLx-- . , xxxx- gx.nxxx xxxxx - xxx.xx xxxx' xx4xxxxxg x- xxxxx- nxx xxxx-xx' xxxx- xxx. gx-x xxxx x-xxxxx' .xxxxx x.xxxx- .x xx.xxxa xxx-xxxxx' xxx xnxx .xxxx.xx'- xxxx xxnxxgx . , ,xxxxxv xx Vxx. xxxx xxx.xx xxnxx fxx-.xxL Xxx-. xnxxxx xxxvxxxxx xxxxn' xnvxxxxxx ',.. xxxxxx xxxx-xxx xxxx- xxxx Xvxx xxnxxw, xxxxx. xxx.xx x -x x-xxxxx . . . x'.xxxx.xxx , . . x.. 'x xxxn ' xxxl , x'- .x . -xx xxxxxx xxx- x x - xyxgx--x x ,xx K. xxxn xxxxxxxxx . . . xxxxx xnxx xxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx-1 xxxxxx xxxx x'- xxx R...x . ' LxS.., xxxxx xnxxx .xxx xxxxx xx xx xxxxxxx xx.xxx' xxxnxkxx xxxxxx' xxxx xxx.xx, xxxxxxxxx. 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Xxx xxxxx . xvnxxx-x-xxx .xxxxx .xxx xxxxx Xxnxxvxxx- .xnxx xxxxxxxxx-N xx.xxxx.xxx'xxxxxx, xxv. xxxx- xxnxxx-xxx 1 xxnx xxxx .xxv xxxxxxxxxxx xxxn xxnxx xxnxxxxxxxxx lxlx H x xxx.xx xx xxxxnxxx xxx- gxxxxxg gvx- Uxxxngxx .xxxx xx xx-xx xxxx -xxnxr -xxxxxxxxg xxxxxxxx xxx xxx.xx x.nxxx xxx x xxxx- xxnx-, xxxxxx xx-cxxxxx-xx .x wxxx' .xxxx-r .x xxxxxg, xxx-.xxx xx , x xxxxxx-L, x'xxxx xx.xxxx-xx .xxx xxxxxaxx xxxxnxxxv- . , . xxx.xx'v xxxx' w.xx' . xxnx xxxxx xxxxx x.xxxx' .x xx-xx' xnxxxx- xxxxxxxxvxxxs xxxx xx xxxx- x.xxxxx xqxxxx xxxxxxxx' xxx.xx'x xxxx' xfxxx-xgx. xx NNx xx . xx xxxx -V' , xxx xxx-xxx. x N xx xxx xx' xY'xx.xxxxxxxx . xxx x.xxx. xxnxnx xx ---x- .,,. vxxn xxxxnxxx ' - xxxnx' xxxxxxxxnxxf x xnxxxxnx xxx x'xxnx XXV xxx-xx' .xx'P NNx'l'xxx'xxlx5 xxxxx'xx I . , . xxxxx xxxxx kxxxxxqx xxx'xxxxx9k' Xlxxx .UU xxxxxxx xxxxk x xnxx x'x 'x xxxxxxg xxxxx xxxnx xxxxxxxxxxg xxxx , . ,xxnx xxxn xx xg .xx NU4. kxxxxii' NYU HQxxxxx xxxx XUUY YU4 lxfkxi ' xxxxx- xxxxxx xxx' xxx-.xx xxxxx-x x-xxnx xxx'x , - -x xxx-Qxxx xxx xwxx 4 xxxx' xxxxx lxx'x'xx xxxxxxxxx 1 Xi xxx xxxxx' xxxn . . . xxxn xxxxgxxx xx, x xx- xxxxxnxxxx xxx.xx xxxxxh xxxxx- x.xxxxx-. xn ' H ,xYxx.xx.- xxxxx xxx' . x - xxxn xxxxx .x xx. lxxxxxxx, xxxxx xxxxxix. , . . xxxx xxxxgxx , . . , fxxxxgxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx- . , . . xxxxxxx x .xxxxx xxx' xnxx' V - .xx .x xx-xxxxxx' Business dminislratinn Dislingjuishvel . . . svelale' . . . a lriene ol ex sluclenl is lhis Ure-rorelcr ol permane-nl ree ore s Nliss llmma ,l. Seoll. rcgislrar . . . loyvs Dia e s lradilions . . . ielvals . . . anel organizalion l lore was a safl - lar-away looll in her e-ye-s as sh r a ee lhex haunling lhamiliarily ol this war ane I0 .s one! . . . lhe' same' lrillvr Cycle . . . war e asses ane youth e-xvuscd lor sefrvicel . . . lxliss Scoll mes lo lraycl, lrul is in lhe' he-igfhl ol' her glory when se 1 ing on inle-rior eleworaling or preparing a m lle-r culinary slcill is unsurpasseel unel she engoxs l ing ne-w re-e'ipe-s . . . anel her layorile- flf-lil., y oh. anylhingj rivh anal lusrious . . . lille erealnx rllocolalvs . , . l'lowPrs always lhrill heir espe eially yiole-ls anel lily-ol-lhe--valley . . . She' has hcaulilul while' hair . . . is w humorous . . . anel ye-ry eompose-el . . . our rlgislrar ljalriolief' . . . you hi-l she- is . . . 'cause r s u lJie'ye'le' anel e'onse1ryPs on lirews lor llncle 1 .X-huh . . . lhalvs Nliss Rhe-a Cloef . . oln m s I'l'l'il'lf'l1l anel hexlplul vmploymcnl elirewlor liner you share he'r ac'quainlane'e- . . . you fan he assur lhal she- will lip you oll on the lie-sl iolms ane whore' lo varn lhe- mosl mone-y lo elvlray lolleffe ex pe'nse's .... -X llunlie' Xlonlhly anel Rexaelrr iff s are- he'r re-aeling 1 hoieels .... 'Xnel in lhe- e-yefnnlg N he-r aparlmvnl ehorefs are- elone -... she eleh lruinpinsf ae'e's in a lasl gjalnv ol eonlrael . ljllflllff Ulll0l' oelel lll0lllf'IllS, cillbl' li0lll'l'lS fllllllx liusl a hinl . . , a ye-ry wonelvrlul emo llefr cxlra-spvvial layorile' looel . . . a l'll0ilil slel lmelcliumfwelll clone: pleunse-l . . anel lor eles ie e- creham . ,. .'xlXYilyS lU9lli'lll0llSly Lfl'UOllIt'll . . . lqllll ol l-Illl illlfl YPFY C'0llSC'li'llllUllS . . . Ollf Cllllllflylllillll Kllfil gjlolwe'-lr0lle'r . . . whosel se-eonel name lhusiasmu . . . anel who lhoroughly e-njoxs lllf Non? olhe'r lhan Nlr, CNlill'l'IH'E' Tappan hll elielalor in lhex aueliling cle-parlmexnl . . . in sl an genius when il vomes lo lee-e-ping hooks am 1 wilh lhe- e-lhiral husincss worlel . . . lor is il un e-lhical mliaxlupfifl . . . H0 is quite a rcacler oo inelulge-s in Lile -... Forlune anel Naliona graphie' . , . anel al press lime: was elige-slin . . . All oul lor National Delensef. loo . Virlory Qarelen wilh onions ancl raelishcs .. .rl lll'll lhefre' is the lilllv rnaller ol loocl. in soliel. suhslanlial meals . . . H0 is righl lIlCI1t NX'lll'Il servecl il Lff'Ill l'0llS p0fll0ll ol' S el . -y - a mounlain ol masheeel polalocs anel a gravy .... 'Xncl whvn il li0l lH'S lo playing ufiin Rummy, Nliaxmnu lhinlcs he- has the w loc larnily lbullalovel . . . lllll elonlniele'nlially. e s we-ll, fonliclernlially . . . lie has lrayclle-el all arounel lhe- worlcl we vewrsecl . . . Qnergvliei . . . our l,'nix'e'rsily aeeounlanl Etticiency personitied . . , tire ideal presidents secre- tary is modest Etoile paul . . . A Hmaster wizard at ttre typewriter , , . stie turns out wort: on tire scale of a liuman dynamo . . . tier oltice Worlc is tier l'lOlJby and slae loves it . . . Far atiead ot the National Government wlien it comes to ttie protnlem ot rationing . . . and wtrat does sine budget and save, you might aslc? . . . ttiat lleeting tiring called time . . . tFlaslal . . . a new timiil lias just tween introduced in Congress ttiat the day tue lengttiened to '56 twours and twelve days to ttle weelc , . . via lxtiss Pauli . . . During tier few odd moments size enjoys reading Fortune and Readerys Digest . . . listring is a great pastime . . . tmut again ttie question ol time is involved . . . on tier menu list? . . . anyttiing exe cept spinacli . . . tttnere go your vitamins, Pollyj. Sire lias dancing lorown eyes . . .a Winsome smile . . . and is time epitome ot diligence . . . our presidents secretary. Ustudent Promotion ollicef, . . . tllE1t,S tire pleasant. teleptionic voice ot Florence Hoffman . . . pretty, ldlue- eyed secretary . . . Vvrites scores ol letters to prospective students . , . and lcnows tlae Hropesu ,cause time enroll- ment is rising steadily . . . In tier spare moments tand ltiey are limitedj Floss plays ttie piano and txegs little cactus to grow in lowa's climate . . . Xvtien the reading urge ulmitesn tier . . . piademoiselle and Fortune rate . . . To sit down to a deliciously prepared meal is always a treat . . . especially wtlen tile menu features utountain trout or oysters and . . . strawberry stiort calce . . . ol course lllere are timings stie doesn't lilce, too . . . for ex- ample . . . soil-lnoiled eggs and mastred potatoes . . . intrigued lay law . . . twtrs. Hoitman spends tier evenings discussing cases and lmriels witti tier lawyerAlaustJand . . . deeply interested in iris living, too. Cracelul . . . lovely . . . always in time liest ol lnumor . . . tl12lt,S our student promotion secretary. .articliolte tlearts and salted avocados. please . . . lllElt'S Vava Sandy. alumni secretary ordering, your lionor . . . strange comtmination, ugandyn . . . tJut youire a veteran in tlie clioice ol a ricta T'llE1Il,S ot tare . . . so you ougtit to lcnow . . . literally spealcing . . . strc travels constantly to all parts ot time globe in searcti oi wandering alumni . . . and records ttieir wtierealvouts and Humpteettiu positions . . . when vacations roll around . . . Usanclyn goes on real travel trails . . . usually Vvest to ttie mountains . . . and we lfnow a secret almout tier. too . . . Stle is about evening clottres . . . trottry . . . swistring formats . . . gardenias and all ttie trimmings . . . Xvtmile ureally traveling . . . slie collects old-tastiioned stamp tmoxes . . . and you sliould just see tier exquisite pieces ot Cliina and Silver . . . tier Frencla ramelcins are priceless . . . Petite . . . vivacious . . . witti a tieart ol gold . . . our alumni secretary. ' X Lih-rar Staff t Xl Xltt lit It Xl,lIIt IJf'l I lliiwr-m lil,mn..n Pmooics must be stmetvcd . . . cards iited , . . pcriodicais tabulated . . . innuinerabte questions answered . . . aii in a day's wortc for time Library staff . . . in tire Hconducive to studyu atrnosptlerc of tile beautitui Cowles tibrary, students conslantty ire- quent ti'1e periodicai and reserve rooms in order to master daity assignments . . . to aid ttlem witty ttleir probiems is a Weit- trained, Weil-organized, coordinating stati . . . Regutar meetings are tleid in time spacious office ot iVtiss Nettlercut . . . to discuss new lnettlods oi making the woric more pleasant and proizitabte . . . at tile rigill is pictured tire staff in conference . . . Reading ieit to rigbt: Frances Car- iiart, twtarjorie tVicAiister, bliss Netiiercut, Marjorie Campbeit, Frances Saar and Dorothy Barttioiomew. fivtrs. Vvinnifred Standing repiaced ixtiss Saar at tire be- ginning of time second semester.j Reserved . . . diplomatic and dignified . . . a deiigbtiui person to tnave as a friend is our University Librarian, Miss Niary Beit Netixercut . . . tt takes competence and perseverance to supervise tile tlandiing and distribution of 90,000 volumes . . . ingenuity is required to display and arrange famous coitections . . . like tile C. C. Dowett gift of important and vaiuabte government docu- ments . . . yes, Miss Nettaercut is capable of aii ttiis . . . and more . . . at trome side exhibits culinary sicitt by preparing ati tire meats . . . strawberry st1ort catce is tier specialty . . . What does stue enjoy reading . . . Oh, ptmitosoptiy and Current Events . . . and wiwen- ever time permits . . . a motor trip is just tire treat . . . tier pet antip- attny . . . tate appointments ta tiint is sutticientj . . . efficient . . . friendly . . . joviai . . . is our iibrarian. 28 enra- f 'eww . A V 55123222 Hill' . ll . .I'lliS BBS , A , A f , , V 'Y-rltvwrrhlgg BBW M55 5 . .,.. in as 52? mg I.-ln ir- nulir. lim r-.az lnrrise l'...krAn-. Nl.rvl-4-llv lfpp. ,L-lm Iirrmlr, lblnifl S. tirmrlvnier. I. .Xrllmr llrllingvr, bmw-r if llrrlrln-ll, l'n-Wlvm ll--my fl tlarmufr lwlm- lmman S Sn-tt-nc. Ihr Vlmrminu Smith. llr, T. F. Denny-. Erlmnml Nt Nltl'-rm..-v ...nl flu-an li, Sinn N---.ml roxy l'..ul IS.-tla-r, lmlgf- Vlmrl.-: t. XX'f-nm-r-umm, I..-lt l,-rgfm. Dr. Niarxin .'X. Sansl-un, Xnlmr S, lxirk, fmrflm-r fhulv-, lr lf--ln-rt Nl l.t.n.-. tit-mme 51. l'e.1lt l-'rr-fl Swanson. tl:-rlwrt l.. Hnrlrm mul Ralph le-:lm GRHX'l'fR I' lll'lGIllilI., I'n-till:-in The Dralce Board oi Trustees . . . the power ln-hind thr- helm . . . Students seldom come in contact with tlxese vener- ahle . . . respected . . . learned scholars . . . yet everyone lcnows that they compose the intricate mechanism that malces a great university function and live through periods ol de- pression and War. This year the Board encountered the tasli of appointing a new president . . . a most excellent choice . . . and we stu- dents would lilce to talce this opportunity to thanlc every trustee Hior the genuine leader and friend you have selected to guide us through these warring years oi strife and disillu- sion. But the activities oi the Board are not all xvorlx . . . each year they give a dinner lor the faculty rnernlyers . . . they play hingo . . . rallile turlceys and such . . . aslc Boh Evans . . . helll tell you all about it. lwien and women of courage . . . determination . . . vision . . . and tolerance . . . They are Drake Universityls Board oi l Trustees. 29 6ilfl6t l 0l'l6 W? iii W5 EJ or the American peoplefour luamilies. our lellows. our sons lo come,-Vve Carry arms . . . Rernernlmr lidw we beganl . . . Born ol explorers, colonisis, liuniers in deersliins: schooled in ilwe wildernessg fighting lor a continent . . . Rernemlmer Concord Bridge, l775l fn . . . There it was, tlwere at that bridge, we llired tlie slmot lreard 'round tlwe world . . . Re- 'V memlmer Valley Forge! Vve were llie winter-soldiers. starving. marching, freezing, lziglwi- A ing and praying at niglii, alone in the snow . . . VVQ planled ille Flag of I5 stars at the Nlississippi, at tlwe Great Lalces . . . on these liard-won sliores, our Flag still llies . . . We louglmi ll'1e Revolution . . . Vve won this lilmeriyl Nlarclwing, we made America great.-Nortlw to the Forty-ninili Parallelg Souilw io llwe Rio Grancleg'VVesl lo tlie Pacilicl . . . in 1860, 1865. we were the Blueg we were flue Gray . . . Nlarclming, we made America Free: marclaing. we gave America peace . . . Today, we are marching again . . . to malie America Free: to bring America Peacel H -..M ,, ,. ,,,,,.. 5 V ,,.. -A .wa Qu Huis uns nol just mmllwr gjrnfluuiion in nnollxvr univrrsiiy '... in .nmlln-r yvar . , . war flnuus wvn- rumHinQ uvvr Ifurnpc -... tunlis . , . plum-s , . . 'l'.N.T ..., fowl . . . all wi-rv In-ing prmlurffl ul sm unprm 1-rl:-11tr-cl srnlr -,,. Drafling of mon 'mal ITPLUII1 fjvlulmr I7, I0-10 . . , Now it Sc'mx1c'fI only an quvsiion of Iimv lwforv .All!l'fiC'iil1 men . , . ful' Ivy yijllfll, flu' nmrfrlfy ol l!:1'm . , xxifxm nfrm sw- nrilul on fora-:Qu soil. 'Hu' 200 Qrzurluating srniors wr-rv pensive -... siravngvly snlm as llwy Iielvnr-rl 10 ilu-ir cif7lIIl!lf'llK'! mr-nl spr-uLz-r, ilu- Raw:-rvnrl Xvillimn fjrr, pnshvr of XYr'sh11ill4lr-r lvnilvcl Pre'-frylrrinln flvunlm, cle'- Iivvr ilu- prirwipaul ncmrvss nl ilu' L'niw'rsi!v filuurrlx ol fxlxrist, In parl, Dr, Orr plvznlvrl fluent ilu- lvnilr-11 Shah-s Jmulrl sun- Ge-rnmny lor an world Ivrullxr-rlmucl. In dvflurilmg limi this rouniry slloulcl Ilzrlp 4-slrlnlielu Ha clvfvul nrrlvru In' nssvrlvcl Ullmt nmff-riulsul mwuilzxlula' in llmc- lvnih-11 Sinks non atv not Qrmrl PIHUIIQII um' ilml A-KVI' Qlmulrl nrclvr zu I'uf'lh-r stork IHHII KBINLH :Ulf-r llu- wx:-miss-5. H10 cnppvfl mul grxwxxc-41 svuiurs, muh wr-uring an rvd rnsv in me-nmry of ilu- Ialc' Prmirlm-rll D. XV. xIUff'll0llSl', mm! bark armss Ihr' uunpus and nssmvulxlc-J 'nr-ally Ilislurir Chun- mllnrvs Elm . . . mul inclurlvcl into the- Drank:- Alumni filmptvr. ersatile . . . Thats What We re Ytersatile . . . llialts tlene worcl lor llre class ol 1942 . . . versatile . . . lvotlm collectively ancl incliviclually. Scllolaslically . . . it is lent lay lcla Robertson . . . Al Silver could cliallenge time Corcorans, Slettiniuses anel Fisllst, loo. nelia nlallell . . . Hill Templeton . . . Darline lxloore . . . Ed tirollrers . . . collorls ol Vvaslwinglonts cliplomals . , . willl tlde lwl Gail Bruce . . . Clarence Dillon . . . l.ucille Scuelcler . . . llley linow politics ancl can play llwem. loo. wigs as . . , Cornelia lxlallell . . . prexy ol Kappa Della Pi tlirenctal ..., A l Silver guicles Helmet ancl Spurs . . . .loan Kurt . . . t.loan Fontaine ol llme Drake llrealrel inspires Zeta ljlmi bla . . . fypal Higlit . . . anollrer Helen Hayes , . . pre- 1 sicles over Sieve ancl Slrears . . . wllile Xf6Clil . . . slrets one ol time galore . . . Burl Aclams . . . Xvillis Neessen . . . oll. lrow tlmose pigslcins clicl Zoom over tlwe goal linel . . . Tllere is also Hxvlmizn Xvlmite ...L ' Xmerican tanlx tlireat in lais own riglat jim Cooney . . . ancl llie llralce splasll . . . ancl all tlme rest . Pop Czecli . . . nljocn Reeves . . . uspeeclyu Franli . Captain Boll lfarsalou in traclc . . . our lrats oll to you illlll cilvllll lgllI'l'll. spe llollman . . . arranger ol music ancl excellent trumpler . . . songlnircl ...A Attllea Slullr. An Allrecl l-unl in tiis own ligllt . . . Frecl Porter . . . llirills all wllo seelf llne loolliglits . . . Franli Slleelrey sllares lop tllCl'C.S :Xrlene Sctrwolm . . . Clpal Higllt . . . Joan Kurt. l0Il erlils anel manages . . . elim Crawtorcl matclles wits witln R. H. Davis . . . scoops ancl more scoops . . . Arclella Bullarcl leecls society to llungry presses . . . Nlyrlle Rogers goes in lor usoln-sisteru tails . . . Vent . . . politics ancl campaigns . . . Tom lolvorg orclers more space lor sports . . . Tlie Times- clelplmic is time semi-weelily lxugle . . . tl1e fQuax . . . a memory ailing ol singing is synonymous willi spealiing ol Carl Cliarlotle Garland . . . Fred Stewart . . . Brain-trusts wllo Politically spealcing . . . it lollows its presiclents . . . Cor- p ol stauncla New Dealers . . . lilce Vecta Ponilcvar . . . Little cliclators in llleir own rigl1ts are sucll campus luig- . gavel-pouncler lor Vlglreta Sigma Plli is lxl. A. CllilltllJCl'S lounclers. loo . . . is presiclent ol Sigma Tau Sigma. into llre realm ol sport . . . ancl lrere we lincl Captains Ratller logical to swing into music anct clrama . . . ancl ll0ll0l'S XX'ltll l'lOllYXYOOCl.S OXYII l:l'fll1li CZlI7l'il . . . iltlfl llletl From llrama we paracllute to journalism . . . lllat was a g jump ..., laclc Xvalson . . . a Dana ol tlre laorties . . . Hoc or tu cenlur es . .. e or er, cut- an coxers xxltr fl sagacily ol a Pulitzer . . . tlllummer says ilis Hearst, . . . lxlary l.ou lleclier is tlie genius ol art ancl clesign . . . Bullarcl tes ' ' . 2 V' 1 ' . uwcl copy . . . Nl xry l.el1ller 1ssoc1ates. s a great maze ol accomplislaments . . . ancl achieve- lo pilot you ll'll'0llQl'l . . . tlre President ancl llie ttiinlc so, too . . . tluev are our ultimate leaclcrs L. frlrnalia, Nvlm., Pliysiral Clmi Delta 2, 5, 4: Honor Clulw: Vin'-prei, 5, Prrs. 4: Alplia Plii Cjmega, Sc-c. 4: Co-captain football team 4: Intramural lxlgr. 2, 5, 4: National Collegiate xxllllllli XVIIO. RfJY AIJDINGTCUN, Dos Aloinvs. Bus. Aml. Sigma Alplia Epsilon: Class I'rcs. I: Cormnercc Cluli: Bus. Nlgr, Quax 2, 5. EDl'l-H BI. D05 Bloinvi, l5.A. .lournalisin. Drillic-r'mls: 'lla-11 Sigma Plii 5. 4, Trvas. 4: Trim-S-Dolpliic stalzl 2. 5, 4: Socicly 1-rliffvr 5 Campus oclitor 5: Quax stall 2. 5, 4: Asst. Atlilvtic 1-clitor 2: Atlilz-ti eclitor 5: Associatv cclitor 4. ALBERS, N'Iil'llIg2ll1 City, lnCl., Primary. Dclia Gamma, Sz-r. 4: Kappa Dr-Ita Pi, Vice-prvs, 4: Y. VX . C. A. I, 2, J, 4: Ijormilory Council 4: ,lr, SLIIOIHFSIIIP. ALLAN ANDEIQSON, D05 Ivluinos, Aivountingj. Dvlfa Sigma Ili: ,lr. XXYEUTIPII 4: L5UIllllll'ff0 flulj I, 2. 5, 4: Trarli I. FRANK II. ANDERSON, Dos lxloincs, BCS. Acc'ountinp'. D1-li: Sigma Pi, In-as. 4. I, 1xItll1l1LlX'IllK', AIU.. B.C.S, Arvouniing. Tri- angle Club. Vive-prvs. 4: Della Sigma Pi, Pros, 4: Coniincru' Clulm I, 2, 5, 4: fwlass Vice-pros, 5: Supli., Ir., Sr. Srlmlarslnips. ROBERT I. BALDXYIN, Ilammuncl, Incl., B.C.S. alarlac-ting. Alplla Tau Oiiivgag Honor HD Club 2, 5, 4. Sew.-hlqrvas. VI: Varsiiy lrarli 2, 5, 4: Intramural Boaril 5. -I. MAIUORIE R. BALI., Balilt- Cn-1-Ie. BA. lxlusir. Y. XV, Cf A, I 2, 5, 4: Railiu stall -I: Sigma Alplla lola. HELEN L. BARGER, Dc-s Fluinvs. BA. Connncrrv. Cmnnivrlc' Cilulv I, 2. 5, 4: Confvrt lfancl I, 2, 4: Girls' Bancl I. 2, 5, 4: Sports Clulu Sort. 4: Pros. Intramural Boarcl -I: Y. XV. fx. A. I, 2, 5. -I. RfJBER'II Il. I5ARSAl-fDl', Dvs Nloinrs, Biology, filii Dvliaz Sorial Cliairman 4: ljlvmlgr' xlastr-r -1: llunor HD filuli: In'vrlrafr'rniIy Counvil 5. 4: Varsiiy llirarli 2, 5, 4: lrafli Captain 4. ESTHER RUIII ISEANIAN. Kansas Cily, Flo., BSI.. Bilyli-. Clmi 4: Nlllll5l1'fIill Assoriahon 4. .V NIARY Lljly BECTKER, Dos Nloinvs, Art. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Sorial Cliairman 4: Social Counfil 4: Quax stall: Art crliior fI. , ', , rf' .. -: ' is 1' . -. ', . 's. -: rv-m' it ur , X DfJNAI.D Dos Nlliinvs, B.A. Clwinislry. Dvlia lllii Alplia 2 J 4 'IA ae 1 Cluni trw Clulr 7 J 4 pr: 1 I' ul Cl l I 2, 5, 4: Plii Dvlta Clli. ANNA MARIE I3EN'l'I.EY, IJ:-S Bloincs. BA. Englisli. Ijolla fiannni Sec. 5, Pros. 5, 'l'!'f!ilS, 4: Slucl:-nt Council 5, 4, Svc. 5: Sparks Clul: 5 4: Y. XV. C. A. 1, 2, 1, 4. L. lx1Oflf0l', Ijllill lllFlf'y. Lillllllllfl Kflpliil Slglllil 2, 5. 4, Pres. 4: ylortar anrl Pvsilf- I, 2, 5, 4: Prof. Ilanlicllr-nic Council: .lr. Class Pros. 5. tl. DPS BIOHIOS, ITIHEIIIYC. AAIPIIH VIIZIU CJIIIPQQI, SL Sec. 2, Trcas. 5: Cminncrrc- Clulm 5. 4: International Relations Clulm 2. 5, 4: Sovial Counril, ROIfER,l' TNI. BLACKBIIRN, DPS Floinvs, B.A. Efonoiniis. Sign: Alplia Epsilon: Baslivtlrall I, 2, 5, 4: Intramural Blgr. -I. O i I f .Vfg 2 2 f If' wif, XVII ' ' ' .IDA I5f3AI.5, I.u1Iim1Im1. IXIIIII., IIIZA, Arl. fvlu flmicrnng IIi5Io1'ifun 2. Nw. -I: ID:-IIH IIIII IDL-It.. 2. 3, 'I, Scw.-,I'r1'au4, 3, I'Ili FIU IIOXVARD Ii. I3O'I'SI'IIfI..IJ, I5If+mningIm1, III.. ISS. IJImrnmry. I.-XXII-QS II. BRADY, D05 XIUIIIOS, I.z1w, DL-In.. ,I-IICIQI I'Ili. IIRIK IxI.R. I...rII1.m,. III .rx Vuirv. Siimn ,AxIpIm Iolu 3, 4, L I'ImIg5r- Ijrm-5, 3. finrrvs. Sm, -I: CIIIUII' 3. -I. IfD5IfJNIJ IIRfyI'III'IRS, c,IIllIllNVil, IIS. IIImrn1zlcy. Kappa Ilsi I, 1. 3. I, fIImpInin 2, III:-4Ig!c 5IilSIC'l' 3, Sm. 4: IXIorIur m1nI I7c'sIIv I, 2, 3. I. Suk-'I4rvus, 3: t3I2lSS Ijrvs. 2, I. lII,AY,I'UN I. I5IfOI.III.'XIfID. C0Io. IBS. I,Ixurmuy. Kappa Ijsx NIurInr umI II:-slIv. .I I z1rsI1a1IIInw11, IIA. I':ngjIisI1. fvlzl Omirrun, I , -I: 5mi.lI LIOXIIIKII 'I. .'XIQDI1I.I..'X I'. ISl'I..I..'XRIJ, Isurl NIfucIIf4m. IIA. I1rurnuIism. Iimz-5 IDPIIIIIIK SZQIII 2. 3, 4, Sufi:-ly 1-cIil1mr -I: flunx sInII VI, Assishuul f3Inssr-s r-4IiIu1': Sigfnm Inu signin -I. CIIIIXX IN.. I5I'RlIII, SIN-n.1mI:-full, IIS. Ifwmmms, Ilmmr IJ fIIuIx 1, 3, 1: 5:rpI1. fIms IIrvs. J: IrzuIi 1. 3, fI. IIIQIIY I. ISl'IlNIf'I I'If. Il-5 Nluim-5. IIA, Ifrvm-II, Kappa .XIpIm IIII-Isa, IQIIQII IxImirnmn 31: III1i Sigma Iulu 3, I. Ilrs-5. 'Ig KIIHSS Ijn-S. 2: XYUIIIMIIS Imalgllr' 1: Iiilllllil IDz'II1l I'i -I: psi CIII -I. IJUIQOVIIIIQ.-X C':XNII'1I.IN. XXINI Dm FIuim-4, ISIIS. fiona. ,Il-zxcIninp. fvln fflnicrml, Ijrve., -I: cwnlllllwru- SIIHIY 2. 3, WZVY. 2, 3, -I3 Vins'-pr:-s. XXIUIIHUIS IIWISIIII' II: Ivlppu II:-lu IXnppz1 -1, Iffw xIt!Illl'S,4I5,.'x. IIislnry. XIINQMH IuII1-r 1, I, N-1. I: IIlsIurv fIuIm 2, 1, -I: I'.nQI1sI1 fIuIv 3, 'IZ 514-xx ZIIHI SIICUTS. I'-XRI. If. fI.'XRI.5f,N. Dr-s xIuim-Q. IIA. NIAIIIVIIIRIIIIQ. Kappa: NIU 1 I.psuIrm 5, -I: Isl I In I. 5IAIUI,'XRIfAI' IIIIANIISKIIS, Da-s IxI0in1-5, IIA. IUIIFIIEIIISIII. IJ.-In. fIannnm. RINII finphlin 3. I,rvs. -1: AIpIm I.znnIuIn Dc'IIn I, 2. 3. -I. Iln-.. 2: Spurh fiIuIn I, l, 3: III1vIn Sigma: I3Ixi 3, II, Ilrvs. 'I: Si:-xv amcI SIN-.ure 3. I: Y, XV. fi. I. 1, 3, SML 3: Xvmnrwlmvs IAWIYIIP 3, -I: ' -s- ' ' .sa : 'r-If - ' 1 ': 2. a - ' 5: fvIwmisIry I .. I K, .2 'K e Ii, , , 'nic '. urmihsry' fiuum' -. v. -. -'- fs, 3, rcs. -: 'r , -, '. -2 In MIS ' , , . , 1 U C' S ill! , -C .,-' JI-' fl l'SE , -I . 2 Yi I i 7 . DREIJ A. KIIJXRK, Us-s NIuinz-4. IIA. I Iislurxx Dm-IIu Sigma , ' , r 1: 's U' 3. -, ', 1 5 1- I 'I ion'uI R:-Iulinni CIUII . i . 1 3 Y. I, I, . , ii ' ' 3. 1 'rum Is nilgju' na . PIIUIMIU, Ijfilllklfy. DOIIJI KIJIHIIIIZI. IlOIII'IIf'I' A. fIfXDI.INfI, Xvul--rIoo, I5.S. IJIlEll'llIill'y. PIII IJr'IIzu CIIII. 36 XVILIAIAIVI .I. Ijr-S Ixioinvs, Bus. Clli DoIIix. Irvas. 4: Inlc-rnalional Rvlalions Clulx 4: Connnvrrr' CIuI1 3, 4: Inlraf mural NIM. 4. .IAAIES XV. CR.'XXX'I-ORD, iS2lCYZlllll'l1i0, Cal., I3.A. .IournaIisn1. AIpI1a Tau Urncga, Vivo-pros. 3, Ilrcs. I: Sigma Dc-IIa fini 3, -fl, In-as. 4: iliinles-Dvlpilic sIaI'I' 2, 3, 4, tiifflllillillll NIU. 2, Ixianaging vclilor 3, Nr-ws editor 4: Quax sIaIiI I, 4, Organizations 1-rIiIor I. Amlininisiraaons 0CIiIor 4: Inlvrlvralvrnily c30UIlCIIQ Naiional Collvgjialo Xvlmis Xxillo: f2uax XVIIJS XYI10. B. c3Ilil'ilQ'0 II1'igIlIs, I3.A. .IOlIl'llEiIISlll, Clli Dalia, SPC. 4, Pros. fl: Sigma Df'IIa Cixi 3. 4: I ooIIvaII I. 3, 4: Iliinws- Dvlplrir stall. 2. 3, 4. Spork Pclilor 3, 4: Iionor filulv -I: In'c'rf Iraivrnily Council 4: fluax Sports mlilor 3: Quax Xvllois Xvlnn. iIiIIIlOIJfJRIf CXECII, Harvvy, BS. Ijllysicai Clli DcIIa, S012 4: Ilonnr Cluiu 3. 4: AIpI1a I,Iui Clin:-ga 4: I:ooIIJaII I. 2. 3, -I. HEI EN .I CRIPPFN Dis Muinv BIA. Drama AI Im Xi DIIH . . . , - -5, 1 1 , p ' - .A : :..5 Z:-la PIII Ifla 3, 4: Tlwla Alpina Ijliiz XVoinc-nvs Imaguv I3oarcI 3. 4, -Ii 3 V' 4 Y XV fi A I 7 3 4 FII Iol Yxnlii I rf-as. . irc--pros, 1 . .... ... , 3 n- u os z :-- Doorllcnz Mlilme Vlnavornuz Hijrialv ami Irvjumlirnu: Uxxiirlh-r's Tai:-N: uslagr' Door? IIARRY H, Sl, I.0uiQ, NIO., BS. Pilysiral Tau Kappa Epsilon: Honor fiiulm 3, 4: I7ooIIwaII 2, 3, 41 I3asOImaII 3, 4: Iravli. f3IIARI.I':S L. Anms, I3,I:.A. Ari. Triangle' CIUIJ: Kappa Bda Kappa 4: Uxvinlvris 'I'aIvu: uXVillgIs'sQ Vicloryu: H.Iournc'y Io .Il'l'llSilII'lll.U KAVIIHRYN DXVIGIIVIA, D115 Nloinvs, BITS. Iiinanrv. Kappa Kappa Gannna: Rc-gistrar 3. Dcjilfy-IIHY .I. D4-s Bioinvs, EI1-nn-n'ary. Cixi finxr-ga. Kappa Br-Ia Kappa 3, 4: Sports Clulr 3, 4: Y. XV. C. A. .IIILIA .I. Xxillili C1Ilf'!'l : IIS. Iifilllilfy. flnoir 2: Girls' filvc CIUID 2: IxIt'SSiflIl 2. KENNETH I:AIRBL.'RN, Dos Nioincs, I3.A. .IOLll'IlilIISIll. Alpina 'Ilan fjlnogac Sigma Ile-IIa fini 3, -I: Nvwe Bun-au -I. DORUIIIY I.. FIfIGHI'NIfR, lim Biaclison, BS. Primary. Alpha Xi Dollaz Kappa I3r'Ia Kappa 3, 4: Kappa Dvlla Ili 4: Y. XY. fx. A. 3. 4: Class Vivo-prrs. -I. IUJBERVII C, I f3CiEI., C3IlIC'llQ0, I3.F..-X, fxlarinvi. Ijlni NIU Alpina 3, -I: I3an1I 2. 3, 4: fJri'In:sIra 1. 3. -I. I:RANNFI.I. I3OfJ'I'E, Dos Nloinvs, Ifnglisll, Alpina Xi Ds-IIax: X Zola Plxi Ifla I, 2,: EIIQIISII CIUIJ 3. 4: Y. XY. fi. A. I, l, 3. -I. Pros. 4: XXVOIIICIIIS I.:-aguv I3Uill'fI 3: Sion' anal Sin-ars 4: Niargarvl I nII1-r -I: Nalional Collvgiah' Xvllois Xvllo. IARID IF. GIIZSENER, C3IlIC'2lf10, I3.S. I3ioIoQy, fini D.-Im: I I0nor UD CIUIJ 2, 3, 4: Trariq l, 2, 3, 4, ,IACK Dx-s Ixioinvs, BITS. Bus. ALI. AIpIIa Epsilon A I'i, Scrgvani-al-Arlns 3, Vic:--pros. 'I: Connnorfv filuim 3, 4: 'I'rarIi. ROBERT N. CUSS, D1-s IXIUIIIPS. B.A. Ixialiwinalirs. Pin Xiu AIpIua X I. 2, 3, 4. Trcas. 3. 4: Kappa NIL: Epsilon 2, 3. 4, Ilrvs, 4: Df'IIa Iilii AIpIla 2, 3, 4: Bancl I, 2, 3: Ijili I3c'Ia Kappa. XVARREN II. HAGENIBACK, Park Riflgp, III., IXUS. Fiariu-ting I,r05. Donnilory Council 2: Shulvnl Council 4: f2uax sIaII' 3: Infor- Iiraicrnily Council 4. Rwfimf I.-In I.. nghl: CWI limi-I-. W-1--pmwi-H. 'x Fnllpqf- of I.iIwmI ,Irie ollimrs . . - . : . . L I I Veil.. I'-mzkwr, W-recur-, lr'f'f.'-'wrf-rg I'-Imelin .IaIIf'II, preinleni. 37 Sigma AIpIla Epsilon: l'IUHSK'Ill2UlilQOI' 4: t3Olllllll'fl'0 flulr I. Z, 3, 4: lfvlnllig XV, ll.'XKIi5lAN, Sanlvorn, HA. lxlatlicmatirs, D1-lla Plii Xpia. CLI'.Ml'.Nl ln. IIARLAND, Clan lzllyn, lll., LLB, l.aw. Alpha Vlqm 'Units-gag Delta llllicta Plat 2, 3, -I: LTOIIIIIIPYFP Clulm I. 2, 3: Class lrc-as. 3. H, X'-Q ,d -Al -li llfxlllflff JN, Oth-lmlt, Law. Sigma Alplia Epsilon Ulf! Jllfilf A. llAR'l3l.lfl5lfN, l7:irlu-wlisirg, XV. Va.. lS.l7,A. Vain: lllli Nlu Alplla 3, 4: Kappa Bala Kappa 3, 4: Fappclla Clioir 4, Pres, 4: Nlvnls Quartet 3, 4: ll -l-mvatoreu: HAicla. XV. lllfll.lX'lAN, Furl lladgv, Art. Banll 2. 3, 4 DL-lla lllii l.-Jolla. C'tiC'Il. lf. lllfKS, l'--rry, BS. Plrarmary, Kappa Psi 2. 3, -1: lla-lair-l anml Spurs 3, 4: Nlnrtar auml llvsllc' l, 2. 3, 4. Ol7.Xl. l, lllflllllr. Sc-wal, l3,l'4,.'X. Drama, Alplla Lamlnla Dt-ln. I. 2. 3, I: fvla l,lui lfta 2, 3, -I, lllrvas. 3, AI: lxlarglarvt l'7ullc'r 3. 41 l'liSl0l'lilIl 3, fl: Sic-va anrl Slit-ars 3. 4, ljrf-S, 4: Vvullitrills l.m'ag5uc- Boarnl 3: National fullvgfialr- Xvlufs Xvlm: .'SllRl4lllNY anrl Sulvslaxiirvng Hstagjf- lJ1m. .: ulgriz-I lxluwizu: nlourm-y to lvrusalmnn: Uxvinglvss xllflflfytll --lie-turn ul tlu- Vag5alxmnl.n lRliNl'l lf. l'llNl.l., Kansas City, Bla., BMA. ljllilosoplny, lxlargarvt Full:-r 4: Nm-xx' annl Flu-are 4: lsvta Cliillllllil l'Xappa 3, -I, lXJNAl,lj l'll7fillES, c7lll'f0lCL'l', BKZS. Avrounlingg, Coiiuixwrfo filulm I. 2, 3, 4, lllri-as. 3, ljrvs. 4: Baml I, 2. 3: DL-lla Sigma Pi 3, 4 i vin--prrs. fI. Nllllllllfli IIOl,l.lNGSXX'UR'I'll, Grimm-il l3lul-ls, BA, .lournalisna fqlii fjnmga. lllvclgv Nlistrvss 3, Rusll fqaptain 2, Prrs. 4: Sports Clulw I, 2. 3, -I: Y. XV. 17. A, I, 2, 3, 4: l'anlu-lla-nit' Counrll 3, 4: Class 3 Q. vin--pri-5. 3: fluax stall 2, 3, Atlllc-tir 1-rlitor 2. lnclcx vmlitor 3: 'l7illlK'S' Q ljvlplllt' Surivly mlilur 3. XXH-XYNlf V. lll7'l'Cl'llNSUN, Alount Ayr, B.A, lfnglisli, l7i lic-'a lfpsilnn 3, -I, kllrvas. 3: Ratliu stall 3, 4, l,l'0Q'l'Ilttl mlirvrtor -I. I filflf.-Xl,DlNlf l., lsxxllqg, llaniptun, l3.l:.A, Drama, lji lfvia lfpeilan 3, -I, Saw. 3: Zvta l7lxi Eta 3, -1, Vim'-pres. 4: Y. XV. C. A. 3, 4 llamliu stall 3, fl, Prngfram flirt-ctnr 4. I1 fiall, linglisll, ll7rac'li 2, 3, -I. ROSlfNlARlli .lOIlNS'l'ON, St. l.ouie. Nla., lS,l',A. Ct-lla. Sigma if-stra , -, ', : va , -: . 'sit , -, ', '. Alplia lata 3. -I: String Quartz-t I, 2. 3, 4: String Trio I, 2, 5, 4 ffnl I 7 3 4 clllfll 7 Xl: iilil 7 1 4 ,ll'liRGENS, Davis City, l3.S. Cmnmvrcial. Kappa Bda Kappa 3, 'I. tfli.-XRI. Klfljlrlilf, Das Bluinvi, llistory. Sigma Alplla Epsilon: lll tarixn 7 Nr 4 ln I l lzlllllllttg Qlllm 4 ll: ir Cl lm 4 's 'a Q.. : Ivrna iona 'i ' , 3 I : 'Sli y fu . NNIARY ILOLY KlfNXX'OR'l'll3', D.-41 Nlainvsy, BS. ipriniary. Dt framnia, 50Cial tllillflllilll 1, Qorrvs. 5ef. -I: 3, XX. C.. A, I. 2, J. FRANK ll. KERR, Dos lxloincs, l,l..B. Law. Tau Kappa ljrvs. 3: Sl'C.'l-l'CilS. lnlcrlralvrnity Cuunril 3: Delta Sigma Pi c'.,11.,.,,, ..f 1i.1.....ii.... livailiug le-ll In nqlitz llumtliy leiglitner. ,,f.....i....i. xi... l.q-tiller. pf.-,..l..,i, L.: sr...,,,, S mv: Iaiillt- xuiilder, m-:mm-1. 38 'l il l'.p,:ilUn KIIIRIK3, S4'IiiIIc'r IIarIi, IXIusir'. PIII IXIIII AIpI1a: BancI 2. 3. -I: f2n'In'sIra 2, 3, 4. VIRCIINIA I.. KINIIIQRY, XIUIIIPYLIIIHI, Primary. I2c'Iia Sigma i EpsiIun 3, 4, Svc: 4: Kappa Bda Kappa 3, 4: Kappa DvIla Pi fi: Y. XV. C. A. 3, 4: Ijorniilury fwrrunril -I: Vice-pr:-s. 4. X G. HAROI.I3 KROI IN, IL-5 N1-im-S, I.I..I3. Law. AIpIm 'I-an Omvgn .Ifjxxx I. IXIIRI, XXIic:I1iIa. IXan., I3.I Ijranra, fda PIII I. 2. 3 4. IIisIarian 2, Sm. 3, Vin- prvs. 3, Ilrvs. 4: 'I Iivfa AIpIia IJI1i 3. 4, S113 3. Vina'-pros. -I: ProIvssinnaI I'anIn-IIvnim' fanm'iI 4: XXIUIIIPIII Iragai' 2. 3. 4. Prvs. -I: Pre-s. N0rIIi II.iII 2: I3iipcniis.iicI1iN: USIiacIaw ancI SUI1- slanrz-H: HIIFIIIK' aniI Ijrc-jiuIiz'PH: NXYiiigIf'ss Virlnryug UI3riz'I IXIiisic I: HSIAIQO Ds1fvr. S. I.ANI2I'.SS, I,uII4 Cay, I3..-IK. NIaIIi01nalir1. Kappa NIL! Ifp.2iIon 3, 4: I3ancI I, 2, 3. 4. XIARY I.IiI'3I7I.IfR, Kansas fqily, NIO.. BS, IIisIury. I2r'Ila Gannria IfngIisI1 lxIuIr -Ig Ili Kappa Dc'IIa 3. 4, I,rr's. 4: Kappa I21-I'a Ili 3. 4 bI'I1cIi 9: in PII. 7 I 31 4 XIir ini I'uIIf'r 1 4 il x 1nfI SI Nr -zjgiia .l,,c . Z.ig1i' ' ', :,'c 4'i ,n-as 3. 4: IY2nax sIaI.I 2. 3. 4. fIass 1-cIiIor 3, .ASSOIIKIIP c'cIiIur 4: Iinzvs IX-IpIiif 2, 3, 4. Sofir-Iy 1-cIilar 3. fxanupns 1-iIiI0r 3: CIass Svc. 3: f3Ias, Ilrc-s. 4: InIcrnaIinnaI Ri'Ialiuns fxInIw 3. -I: SIUQII-nt f31miinz'iI 3. 4: Fr S+'ImIarsIiip: XaIianaI fmII:-gialv XYIm's XXIIIU: fluax XYIm's XVIHI. VIRGINIA II. I.I'.IClI'I. IDI-s Flaim-s, ISA. Ikyilmlagy. flii Ulm-ga: Psi f3I1i 3. 4: fnniiiic-rrf' CVIUIJ I, 2. 3, 4: Sports c3IIlIl I. 2. 3, -I: Y. XV. C A. I. 2. 3. 4 . - - - . , . I.. IJ:-s NIuinvs, IXUS, ,IaurnaIisin. AIpI1a IfpsiIon II: I. 2, 1, -I: I,anI Sion- f3IuIw I, 2. J. 4, I,r0s. 1, 4: flnax f3muIa.mn NI,qr, 4: Ngina IJOIIa I In 4. Il 'I.I:XN NI. I.IfVI'I I', Di-Q Flaim-s, LLB. Law. C. KI'IlIIXXIDfIII. I'IisInry, Kappa IXIIDIIRI IIN-Ia: ,I-l'f'ilS. IIislnry c3IllII I: Y. XV. Ii. c3llIlIlll'I 4. I'ORNIfI.I.'X 5I:XI.I.If'I I'. DN NIuina-s. ISA. IfngIisIu. Kappa Alpha I'Ixc-Ia: farm--. 51-11 3, Yin'-pn-s, 4: Kappa ID:-IIa Iii 3. -I. IIN-s. 4: NIargjari-I I:uIIvr 3, -I: Sivvc' an1I SIwars 3, I. S1-r. 4: EIIQIISII fIuI1 I vs. -I: InIvrnaIianaI Rr'IaIinns I IuIr I:v4. XX. f. I. 2, H, 4: I Iass I r I'rc-s. I: Xxunwn s I.:-agar I3nariI 4: NaIionaI foIIc'Qialv XX Im s XX Inn. I':,IWI-A XIARII-IN. D4-s NIuini-s, I3..X. I ri'ni'Ii. I21:I!a Gannni Y. XV. fi. 2. 3. 4: Spurls f'InIr 2, 3. 4: InIralnuraI I3aarmI Ibn-4. 3 f2Iass Iln-s. 3: Rial. Caplain 3: l'Ii-.IW NIisIrc'ss -I. BIQRNIQII. I.. NIAXIQY, Dv. Nluim-s. IS..-X. Ikyi-Imlagy. Drake--I-fIs: IDI-Iin , 3 .- - 9' ' - ' . ' . u - Ngnia Lps1Iun I, 2. J, -I: Ia C In -I. N-r. I: funzvrl I3aniI I. -, 5, -I: 3. XY. Ii, I, 2. 3, 4: Spark I3InIv I, 2, 3, 4: XXIOIIIPIIIS IIIIUIIIIIITZII I3uanI I, 2, 3, 4, XIIIAN FIIV, NIanI.. I,riinary, VIII CBIIIPQSI. Svc: 3. Vin'-prvs, 4: Kappa I2vIIa I'i 3. 4. In-as, -I: Sivvv aniI SIic'ar1 3, 4: Kappa Ifvla Kappa 3, 4. Ijrvs. 3: Y. XY. II. A, I. 2. 3. I: f3aIvinr'I '2, 3, 4: GirIs' I3an1I 2. 3, I: IJanIn-IIvnir' f'onnc'iI Svc. 2: Xvniiic-ri' Imagnc- 3, -I: Spurls f'IuI1 3, 4: NIargar:-I IjnIIc-r -I: XaIinnaI c3llIIf'LfIll'1 XX Im s XX Im. BIQXVAY. I.aIw Cily. IIS. Iiriinary. DOIIa fiannna, Vin'-prvs. J Sm'iaI CIuairin.-in 4. IIQENE EI.IZABIf'I'II NIFAIJOXYS. RuIIaniI, VI., IS..-X. I'4ri'nrI1, Kappa yappa fiannna: LIIIPPI' I..0amIi-r 4. ml xWA70'I.,4- AIQAILQI XX'INNII'RED K, FICYI IQ, D1-s NIoinv4. ISS. I'Imrmm-y. I.zimInIa Kappa Sigma I, 2, 3, 4, Pri-s. 2, 3. Sm. 4: I,mIf-ssi1maI I anIl0IIvnii 2, 3. 4, 'I'r0as. 3. Sa-r. 4: fIlvlnisIry f3InIr 3, -I: Y. XXI. C, A. 2. 3, AI: AIor'ar ancI I,4-slIz- I. 2. 3, -I: fiaI0n Ijrv-XI:-rIii 2. 3, -I, Vifv-prvs. 4: ffuax sIaI'I 4, Assistant Ilrganizalinns rcIiIor I. NIAIQVIN 5. NIYIZRS. A4Iava. IIS. f3onnnvrr:inI. 'I'riangIv CI1iIr, Pros -I: Kappa Ifvla Kappa 3, -I: Dr'Ila Sigma Iji -I: c14Jlllllll'I'f'I' CIUIQ 4. f'..lIa..1 af l'l.im.mi-v nik.-pf. Realiiig Iefr 11. rigIn I1I.....mI Ihmilmrs. pw.a.Ivnz . , - . f.I.mm. lm,aIi..r.I. sein-nary: R-.In-a bfliim ure pn-.ali-fix. 39 Sl W: :xg gawk? IS bi ,f IIIARLIQS A. NANI-'l'l'O, CJIIIIIIIEI, I.I,.I3. I.aw. DI-Ila 'IIIII-la IIIII -I. IIAI I. XI'.55I'.I.RfJ.'XI2, IXan4ax IiIy, XIII., I3.f.5, IfarI1Iv. IIIII Kappa IfpsiIon: R.IIIiU slaII 3, I, I'IIi4'I .'XIlllUllllI4'l' I, Cxu-prugranx IIIII-I I. IXJRUTIIY .I. NI'fXX'IfI.L, Iflmlu-ISIIIII-Q, ISS. I'rimm-y. Chi Ulm-ga ' , 2. I-wk '. . Kappa Bc-Ia Kappa 3. -I: Y, XY, fi. A. -I: IS:-Ia II.IImna Kappa 3, -I IImIr 1 4 NI IIII 3 I IIAIQOLI5 I. NLCIIQN I. llmaga, III., IH 5. ISIN, :XII III' I7vII.I. Ijrvs, 3: IImmr DH INIIIII 2, 3. 'I: f3IasQ I,rI-4, 21 IIFIIIIQ 2, 3, -I: Iulra- , - , - I . - ,. I ' I lIllll'IlI BuarfI l. J, 'I. Irvs. 5, -I: INaIuImaI IIIIII-gxalv XXIIIIS XXIIU: IllII'l'II'ilIl'fIlIIy fIuunI'iI Virv-prvs, I. AI.I RIfI7 L. CJTOXNCJI3, CIIII-aw. III, I.I..I5, I.aw. Iau Kappa IQIISIIIDH, Sr-I'. 3, I'rr-s, 4: IJvIla VIIIIPIRI I'IIi. C?II.I5ER'l' XV, OI'IDYC'KE, IJ.-I Nlaim-I, ISYS. I'immII- I-'IURA IISIIIQIQXI, DI-s 5IuinI-s, I3.l'..fN. NIIIsiI, AIpI1a Xi I2vIIa: IJIII XIII fIamIna I, 2, 3, fl: XIII I7Ili IfpNiIIm 3, 4: SympImnx' f,I'IIII'i:f2l I, 2, 3, -I: fIiIIs. HUIIIII I, 2, 3, -I. NfJR'I'IlN PARK. Dos NIUIIII-s, I3.. X, IfngjIisI1. Sigma .'XIpIra Ifp4IIIm: Sigma VI-ill! DI-IIa 3, VI: Iill1fIISIl c3IllI! 3, I: IQIIIIIII NIaII 3, VI, IJruIIII4IiIm I IlIl'I -I. IIII2II.'XRI2 I.. I,:X,I3I4IfIISf2N, Kapaa, IIawaEi, IIS. 5IzciaI 51 if-mv IXJRIS XVI-sla, NIIIIII.. Ijrilllarv, Kappa Iivla Kappa 'IZ II. A. -I. I.f2RIfN I,fJI.I.I'I'I . IIIIIIIIIIUIIII, IIIII.. I3.:X. IIIII-mi4Iry. .'XIpI1.I IIIII :I-I '. .-. Ulm-ga: IIunar ID fIuIx 2. w. I: IraIIQ I, 2. 1, I: IXappa XIII I pNnIInI -I I2 III IDIII AIIDIII 2 NORMAN .I. I'UI.I.OC'Ii. ISI-Imlalynu, X, Y.. IEA. IM--XII-IIiI:, Alpl. I'.pslIIlll III: IIlI'llllsIl'I' cIllI7 2. I, I: I,r4 NII'IIl: IIIIII 2. l. IZ IIIII'I' Iralvrmly I uIImII -I. VIiIJA If. IIIJNIKVAR. IIIIi4ImIm, IXIIIIII.. I3,.'X. IQQHIIIY'I0lIl'll1III5Ill. IIIIII-Ia Sigma IIIII 3, -I, Vim'-pr:-Q. -I: frluax slaII I, 2. I. Svaiar I-cIiInr I. Ifrgfanizaliuns mIilur 2, IfIIilIrr in IIIIII-I I: ,I-IIlIf'i'IJI'Il!IlIl' 5IaII 2. 3, I. fxxsl. IIIIs. XIQIL 2, ISIISIIIPSS NIU. 3, CIIIIIIIIIIS I-IIiInr I: Ili Iiappa D1-II.: I, 2, 3, II, SI-I1 2. SIT.-'I'rI'IIs, 3, Swv, -I: Sigma ,I'aII Sigma fI, Iirvs, VI: I Ifi VIII I: varsity IJ:-Iuaiv I, 2, -I, DI-Iralv Nlgr. 2, IIIIHIIIIIIFIII IDI-Iralv XIQT. 2, 3: IHIl'l'lliIIIIlIlilI RI-Ialiuns KIIIIID 2, 3, -I: Sigma IIIIIII IDI-IIa -I, NIilI'QilI'l'I IIIIIII-r IIIIIII I: Sivw- anII SIII-are -I: Y, XY. fi. .X I. 2. 3. -I: QIIIIIIIIPI IJIIImIiI'ily Din-IIor 4: NHIIUIIZII IIHIII-gjialc' XYIIIIQ XVIIII: f2IIax I YS I I. XX Im XX I. I fIII'yl'IIllI', Xvyu., I2rallIII, Figma .'XIpIla EIDSIIIIII, VIII:-prI-s. 3, SI-r, -I: 'I'Iwla .'XIpIIa IIIII 2, 3, -I: I3Iass SI-I. I, Vin--pr:-s, 2: XIIIIIYIIIII IIIIIII-Qialv XYIIIIIS XXVIIIII CQIIZIX XVIIOIQ XYIIII: NIIIIJIIIIQIIIHQ HfiIpIu1sIII'II1iH: UCIIIIIXI III! YIIIIIQI1' IJIIIIIIIIUIC HSIIIIIIIAY anII SIIIrsla11c'I'N: NSI, Imaam: NIJ:-IriI'iI-II Ijorx-sly.: IfI'IIIrn III IIII- YaQa IxonIIH: UI,TILII' anII I7rI-jIIIIiu-up H,IIrllI'Ill'j' Io II-rII4aII-nun: 'Slam' Duurnz -.XXYIIIIIUTIIIQ III-iQIlIs.H .IOIIN V. QI WNFR, DI-I Nluim-S, ISYS. lim. AII, 'lkianglv QIIIIID. IAIIK V. RI'.ILVI':, Dvs IXIIIIIII-4, B.A. IIisIury, AI:-pI: IIll'Iil fx: ixyr, NIIISIV. Sigma AIpIIa Inla 3, -I, Ijrc-S, 4: GI:-v QNIIIIH I. 2.: CImrIIs I, 2, 3, -I. DUN I.. ROISIQRIS. I30sII-H Iiurnr-rs. N. Y., I5.I7,A, INIIISII-. I'I XIII .NIIJIIII 2. 3, -Ig fJrI'IwsIra I. 2, 3. II: IIanII I, 2. 3, -I. 40 IDA If RUISERISUN, IM-s NInim-4, IIA, I:l'Pll4Il. AIpIua LnmInIa Ijc-IIa I, 2, 3, 4: I,I1i Bm-la Kappa: Bvla thlllllllil Kappa I, 2. 3. 'I. Sm: 3, Vim--pros. -I: I20Ila I,I1i AIpIua 2. 5. -I, Ijrvs. -I: I :Ia Sigma PIII 5. -I, Ijrvs. 4: I,I1i Sigma Iula 3, I, Trvae, fl: f2nIlvsIra I, 2, 3, -I: BIargarn-I I'-uII4-r 4: NIIIIUIIIII f2nIIf'QiaIs' XX'lm'. XXIIIUQ Sivvv amI 5Ilcars FI, INIYIII-I.I': A. Rf2GIQRS, Builc-, IXIuaI,, I3.A, .I0urnaIism. IJI1i IXIH CIRIIIIIIIKI 21: Inh'rnaIionaI RvIalicm4 CIuIw -I: VI4Illl4'SADl'IllIIII' Sorivly 1-cIi!ur -I: Quzxx slaII -I. VIRGINIA N. ROGERS, Dvs NIuim-s, I5.I ,A. Organ, PIII Flu Gamma I. 2, 3, -I: Bda LIRIIIIIIIII Kappa I, 2, 3, -I: IxIu IJIII I'IpsiI0n 3, -I: IAIPIIZI I-amIxIa I2r'IIa I. 2, 3, -1: Fivvr' amI 5Iu0arQ 3, -I: Naya fIIuI1 I. 2. 3, 4: A f'appf'IIa fIIl0ir I. 2, 3. -I: II 'I'ruvaIorm'u: I-SKIIIIIISHII amI Dr-IiIaIlH: uI'ricIz' amI IJFUIIIIIIIQ' g I3Im-ssiaIl I, 2, 3. -I. ANfIIfI.INIf Il. ROSS, Sh-amIuoat Rm-I., I3.I ..5x. Piano, Sigma .AxIpI1a Iota: A Qappx-IIa f,Im1r I, 2, J, 4. Q' Q. Qs, 3 Till 1 i me S C Il 5 3 3, 4: A fIapp0IIa CImir I, 2, 3, -I. R 3 2 I III'IRXAIJINIf NI. ROYER, lhllns Civnh-r. I':.I7.A. Ijianu. fig a .AIPIIII Int.. 2, 3, -I: Bc-Ia ramma Kama I, 2, 3, 4: S10 'C C2IuIr I, 2. GRACE IXI, SAIINDERS, Kr-wam-A-, III., IIS. Primary. Dm-Ita Sigma 1siIon I. 2, 3, -I. View--prvs. 2, 3: BIPSSIIIII I, 2: Y. XV. fi, A. 2. J 45' IJIOIICSSIHIIEII I2anIuc-II0ni1' f3uunc'iI -I. EIAINE A. SFIIOOLER. ArIingIun, Vu., ISA. I:H'lll'II. Y. XV. Cf A, 2, 3, -I: Dormilury Cuum'iI -I: faIiIrau CIIUIJ -I. f'IIARI.IiS I.. SCIIOf2Xf2VIiR, I24-s BIoim-S, IICS. NIHYIQPIIIIQ. X :'KIpIua 'Ivan Unwga: IJI1i XIII .AIIPIIEI 2, 3. -I: fiunnm-no CIUIJ I. 2, 3 6 -I: Ialvrnalimml RvIaIi1ms f,IuIr 3, 4, RKIISERIIA SINIIQJXY, PaIm1'r, I,I:arma1y. fIass vim--prrs. -I. I.. SCIIXXYUB, IDI-s NIoim'4, Drama. AIpIna Xi D1-Ila: Sm'iaI fIIxairman 3, Iin-s. I: IIVIwIa IXIPIIEI IJIui -I: Kappa IJ4'IIa Pi 3. -I: Slow' and SIu-ars 3, -I, Irvas, fl: I'anIu-IIc-nic' Cuum'iI 2. 3, FI: SI1uIx-ni CuumII 3, -I: Sporis QIIUIJ I. 2, 3: filass Sc-r. 2 lsiagv Damn: Hxving- Ie-ss Vidorylv: MLNKIIJIIIISHIVIII-'I HpricI4- amI I'rvjmIir'z-H: A-XXIIIIIIT-S 'IvaI1 ': x NaIi4maI f2uIIvQiah' XYIIUIS XYIHI: fluax XYIm's XXIIIU. S I.l 'fII.I.I'I NI. SCIIIIJIJER, Dm-s 5Ioim's, BS. I'rimary. IXIIJIIZI Xi ID--Ii... J Rush Ciaplain rl: Sigma Dr-Ila I'IpsiI1m 2, 3. rl, Sm.-'I'n'as. 3: Spurls ' I J QIIUIJ I. 2, 3, -I: XXIOIIIUIIIS Imaguv Iirc-s. -I: CIass Vim'-prvs. 3: X Y. XV. C. A. I, 2. 3, -I: NaIianaI f'uIIvgfiah' XVIIUQ XYIm. N R XYFRXILR I . 5IfI.IfNE, If-I'I'vrs1m, I.L.I5. I.nw. I.-u Kappa I'IpNiIzm, I PII-Ilgv BIasIvr 2, Yin'-prvs. 3, In-ae. -I: CIUIIHIIKTKI' fIuIv I, 2: 'I'racIx FIM. 2, 5. I2.'YIIRICI.'X SII.-XXII, IJiIuI NIOumI, I3.I:..'X. Drama, Z1-la fjnlisnm, Curr:-Q. Sc-rx 'I: Y. XV. A, 4. IfDXX'ARD SIIARP, IfIsIon, ISS. English, Alplm ,Ivan Ona-ga: Gla- IIIUIQ I, 2: CappcIIa KQIIUII' I, 2: f2uax I,uIuIimiIy v1IiIur -I: Ijnrmiiory' f'numiI 2: CIass S4-C. I: Hlourm-y to ,IK'I'llSilIf'IIl.H FRANK N. SI'IIfIilIEY, IM-S BIoin0s, II.I ,.'X, I2rama. Alpha Inu CJIIIUQRII rl-IIOIEI AIpIua PI1i -I: I30IriI'in-QI Ifnrr-sin: U,Iourm'y In IvrusaI1-mu: MAIIisun's IIUIISCI-1 Aslagv Dnornz ReIurn UI IIN' VagaImmI : I,ricI0 ancI lJl'PjlIlIII'0H1 Hxvinlcrk 'I'aIe : H3Vir1gIvss Victory. ALFRED SILVER. Dc-S NIOIIICS, CIN-lllislry. Pi Kappa D.-lu. I. 2. 3, 4: Sigma Tau DQIIJA 3, -I: EngIisI1 CIUIJ -I: f1Ilc'l11iSIry CIUIU 3. -I2 GaIr'n pre'-BINIIC I, 2, 3, -I: I,I1i Ifvla Kappa: I'IvImr-I amI Spurs 3, -I. Iyrvs, -I: Varsiiy Dc'IJaI0 I. 2. 3, -1. XV:3I.,I'I'IR S'l'IilNER, ViIIa I,arI4, III., I3..-X, f2In-lluisfry. 'Isau Kappa I'IpSiI0n: fIaIc-11 Ijrc-BIr-cIir I, 2, 3, -I: I2vIla I,I1i .AIITIIRI 3, -I: .AIIDIIH I'I1i cjlIl!'Qil 4. I RIfDERIC2K H. SIEXY.-XR'I', Dm Nluim-S. B..-X. .-Xrl. 'I'ri:mgIf- Vlulu. Y Tn-as. 2, -I: I3amI I. 2. 3. -I: Phi Sigma Inla -I: Psi filni 4. 'I-rn-as. 4: 121-IIa PIU I2vIIa -1: I'I1i Bala Kappa. I 41 Q' , fl l l a, Cf ll.-XRBARA X. Dm lxlflllllii, l3.A. lfnglisli. fvln OllllI'TKlIl. lin-s. 5, Virwprbs. 'lg fjrrlivalrn l, 2, 3, -I: Svc. lfngjlislx lllulx 43 Y. Cnlnnvl fl. Alfl-lllfrx ,l, S'll,ll'lR, live-rly, Voir:-. Sigma Alpllu lola 2. 3, -lg Blixi-cl C2lIill'l1'l. l, 2, 3, -1: A ffuppf-llu c3ll0lI l. 2, 3, -l. AMISROSIZ N. SIRl'l l'MA'l'l'ER, D1-5 Mmm-S, LLB. Law. Di-lm ililwlu lllli 2, 5, 4: Slumlvnl Cuunril 4: lnlrznnurul D--Ima 3. SXYAINIQ, lbw xAl0lllK'4, INXS. lxI2lIl'il'llllQ'. Alplnl 'limi flnwggzx, lin-s. 5, ilirvns, -lg Alplm l,lui flrnvgu -1: Nuliunnl Cnllvgiaxlc Xvlnmls Xxllm: ixlgr. llrzisorily lirolir' 3: Cmllilnfrvc filuli l, 2. 3, 4. XVll,.l.lA31 'l'li5lPI-E'l'ON, ljm-rry, l-l..ll. Law. D4-lm 'l'llf-tu l'l1i 2, 5, -lg Cxlass lin-s. 4, IQDXVARID S, '1'FSlJlfl.L, .-'Xnlu-ny, l.l.,l3. l-nw. Signm Alplm lipsilin. DAl.l,AS S. ,l'.lADl'iN, cjllllllfll Blulls, Viulin, ljlli Blu :Xlplm 2, 3, 4, lfuncl l, 2, 3, 41 flrclncslm l, 2, 3, il: Slring llirio 2, 3, 4. 'l'l'lONlAS C. illfllffjllfi, Blursl1..llluwn, l3.:X. lournnlisin, il-illl liuppn Epsilon: Clnrir 3, fl: c,l'KllC5ll'il 3, -lg Iliinn-s-Dvlpluirt Sports 1-clilur -I: Qlliix Sporls I-Llilor -fl. Clfl.lA Nl, ARSD,5xl.l'i, Dm xloinz-5, 15.1-'HX Vnirv, Kappa Alplm 'lln-ln, Pros. -I: xlu ljlli Epsilon 3, -l: ljnw, Pnnln-llvnif fluunril 4, lxlzxrgjnrs-l l'ullvr -I: Nnlionnl follvgjizxlc' Xxlms Xxlmz Cilw- flulw l'J3prlflul1l7sl lllr l . L. T, . u s , , ... -, 3 :wax urv. lil-Ql'l'H HORN, Blilr'ln'llx'ill4', llmx. lli5lury. Ali-pli Vlilwlu 70 2, 5, fl: lxlinislvrinl Assorinliun l, 2. 3, -I: Sllllll'lll lluunvil 3. ill, D4-S Flninc-s, l5.:X, luurnnlisin. :Xlplm ilinu fyinc-gn: signin llc-lla filii 2, 3, ll, ljrvs. -l: llc-lnn-I mul Spurs 3. -I: Xl lnlvrimlinmll Rc-lnlinns lwlulm 2. 3, -l, Vim--pn-s. -lx il4llIl0S'l9i'lllllllT slnll 2, 3. -l, Circ'ul.xIiun Nlgfr, 2. Nlanmging 4-mlilur 3, lfmlilur-in-Cllivl -lg Nnliunul Cullc-Qiixlv Xvlmis Xvlm: f2unx Xxllmis Xxllmg lfngflisli filulm fl. fill.l5ERYl' fi. XX'lflSllAAlQ, llavvlurla, BS, lllmrinany, xlnrlnr zuncl ljvsllc 1.2, 1, 4: lXuppu Psi 2, 1, -1. 1 GARLAND li. XX lll'l'Sl'l'l', Kmmis filly, Flu., lf-,C'.S. l'innmf-. Vlluu Knppu lipsilon: lmlm slulli -l, ljrorluclinn Cliim-l -l, ljrugrznn Din-vlur 4. NA BlAl'RlCE XX'Hl'l'li, Nlunillzn. l3,A, luurnulisin. flxi ll-lluq limil- lmxll 7 I 4 lfxclnll 7 1 -1 ll mr Ulf' filuli 7 1 l glgllll D lI1 k -.', 1 as'z -,',1 ui -.',1g.'fa og Clii 2. 3, 4: Spurls vrlilnr .l4lllli'S'lJl'll7lllL1 3. lil.iXlER ,l. Xxllxililfllliolfll, livvrly, BS, Sminl S1 lC'lli'l'. ililwin Alplzu l,l1i. l1A'l'RlCl.'lx Y.'X'l'ES, Dwi Nl0illl'i, l3.l ,A. lgruina. Kappa Alplxu Vlllwlu: fcln lllii Ein l, 2, 3. -1: XX ingl:-as Yiflnry. Gillffgyp of fum officers R.-...Img If-lu lu fight: fldmife lhllfm. W.-pm. -lf-ur: Hallimu Tpniplf-om., ,m,..iI.Af.x, Il.-film. Snlnxoilcer. M-fn-1firyrm-..-um, 42 Sioux RapicIs, Kg, Primary. Zvla Or11i4'rf1l Irvasurcr 2. ELIZABETH ANDREXYS. Dcnvvr, Cala., BS. Primary. Y.XX'.CI.A. I, 2. A IICIIIIUIIKI, IJTIIIIRITY. DUIIII CIIIIIIIIIH, Kappa B1-Ia Kappa I, 2: Y.XY,C,A. I, 25 XXIUIIIPIIIS I.Oagjm'. OLIVE DIZVINE, RunnvIIs, BS. Inlvrmr-1Iiafr'. Kappa Bc-Ia Kappa I. 2: AIpI1a I-amIJCIa Dc-Iin I, 2. LEE CamIrricIg0. Primary. I20IIa Sigma EpsiIun I. 2: Kappa Igvla Kappa I, 2: Y,XV.C.A. I.UCII.I.IiI IIARRIS, IXIysIic, IIS. Kg. Primary. Kappa Bvla Kappa I, 2 Y.VV.C.A. BETH HOOD, Dc-s BIoin0s, InIvrm0cIialc. Kappa Bc-Ia Kappa. .lEANE'l I'E IIf2Y'II. Corning, Primary. .AIIJIIRI Xi DvIIa I. 2: Kappa Bda Kappa I. 2: Y.XV.C.A.: BIQ-s5iaIug Vim'-prr'sicIz-ill XXIUIIIOIIIS Dormilary, .IANE KING, D05 NIninr's, IIS IIr1mary. Kappa Kappa Uannnag Quax Iwauiyi Y.XV.C'.A. BIAXINE KINSINCER, Dos FIuin0s, IIS. Kg, Primary, Kappa Kappa Gamma. RIIIIAII KLIRIIAZ. fin-1-nl-if-IcI. IIS. Primarx LIVEZEY, NIrmIvvuma, SPCI'l'IilI'IilI sr nu: fi-I1 Umicrun, 5I.'XR'l'IN, Dos NIuinrS, IIS. InIvrmv1IiaIv. Kappa II:-Ia Kappa l. 2: X IXICCLILIAOCIII. Dvs NIuim's. IIS. Kg. Ilrimary. DvIIa Sigma EpSiI0n I, 2: AIpIla I.amImcIa Dc'Iia I, 2: Y.Xv.fI..X. IIumImIcII, Kg. Primary, Kappa Kappa Gamma: cJl'l'Il1'4Il'ZlZ HIV fIIuIJ swm-IIN-arl. COIO.. Sc'c'rCIariaI sric'l11'r'. 70Ia fjmirrnn Y.XV.C.A. NIOORE, LIKIXYVPII, IIS. InIc'rm0cIiah-. Kappa Bc-Ia Kappa, virf'fprc'sicIf'nl 2: Svnior f'Iass pr1'sicIs-ni: I5amI I: A CappcIIa fIImir. Dvs BIIIIIICS, IIS, Ilrimary. CUIIIQW ..y lfflmalifm filflif.-rx I2 yr.I lifmlmg lrh nf. raging IIarIine INl....n-, pn-sail:-nl Nlamip 'N1.,f..mP Irvamver: lilimlwll. .XmIrmx-, xirc pn-.I-Imlig Img Ixmpp. 'lure-larv. 43 Id A. far' K NIARGAREVI' NASII, lx1IlSf'flllI'lC', BS. Kg. llrimary. Zvla Oinirrnn Kappa Bela Kappa. IVIARGAREVII NfJR'l'll, Coryrlon, BS. lnlr-rmcrliah-, Kappa Alplia Tlielag Y.VV.C.A. VICTORIA I IiNNINC'l'ON, Ilfxu-r, ISS. lnlvrnu-clialc'. Rllrlll REESNIAN. Clniragn, Ill.. BS. llrimary, Kappa B4-la Kappa. Sk Eaglrs Grnvv. BS, lnlc'rln0Lliali'. Della signin Epsilon: Kappa Bela Kappa: Y.XV.C.A. lVlARY RUZICKA. Anlieny, IIS, ll llf'!'lIll'lllEll0. Kappa. Kappa Bvla Villa Parli, Primary. ljvlla Clillllllll Kappa liola Kappag Y.XV,C.A. .II-BSE ARIQNDS LLB. Law IJAI .E iAXX 'TRY Q Bb. PI -'sir 24, Seniors nl In Pictures rx mall l Bvaslfvllmall I. 2, 3, -l: llunor MDN Clllll 2, 3, 4: Pr lil IAIPSIIIIHIII Igilililqllilll I.OXVEI-I. ISAAL Plzysiccil Sigma Alplia Epsilon I, 2. '3, -1: Trarli 2, J NIRS. BERT BI.ACKS'I'OCK S4'c'rc'tnriul Sl'lI'lIl'l' C'I.ARENCIi IJILLON LLB. law Dfrlla VlAlIl'lil Plii 2. 1, -I: lwmllmall I. 2, 7, 4, fl. l.. DUXISURY BSL. Bilrlc Tf!lPflll N1-wlon , 1 vs. J: cf0Hl'll Drs lxlninvs D4-s lxloines Des lxloinvs Gilman KIRK DRAHEIBI B.C.S. Accounting C lilflflll Tau Kappa Epsilon l. 2, '5, 4: vllrf-as. 5: Dc-lralv I. 2, 'i Connnz-rce Cluln 2. '5. 4: Pi Kappa Dvlta 2. 3, 4: Nalinna Collegiate Xvliffs Xvllog II.-Iii..-i ancl Spurs. Il I'l'I IER GLANTUN INlurlr:-1-slmm, Ti-nn HSI.. Bible S. Higllgalo, .lamair BSL. Billle XVENDELI. HANES LLB. 'Juv RAY JONES I.I..B, l.aw ALBERT KENNEDY LLB. Law 44 Das Rlninr' Dos Blaine- ljixon. lllinoi Bl 'RTON KU 'DT B.F.A. Voicrf EARL Kl 'NATH U.l:.A. l,i1111o SH JNEY I ,ICVINE I.l.,B. l.f1111 S'l'lfXX'AR'l' LLINIJ l.l.,B, 1.11111 HERIBIQRT N I1'Ql 'lflQN l.l..B. 1.11111 AI.l5liR'l' 3lll,l.IfR l.l..B. l.11111 C'Ol.VlN' NIOBLICY 15.5.11 liihlv CYRII. MORRIS li.S.I.. 15111111 XX'Il.l.IS NHfSSlfN IS 9 Pix full ... l'S' '.l. fNI1i Dvrlln 2. 3. -1: 3, -1: fo-1apl.1i11 -L ,IOIIN FM 'R li,C'.S. 15115, AJ. Des IN Ioinvb Dvs N11i111-S D1-s Dloinvs D05 lxloinvs Kingslf' Y Lumix, Flu. 0 Alla, fn D1-s Bluinrw fvrumly' frnlz-r ullmn, I, 1, ffinhm HERNIAN SC'I'lXVElKER LLB. Illlll' XVILLIAM SHINYHIKIQR I.l..Ii. 1.11111 VAULINE SNYDER Kg. l,l'fl1lUl'y CHARLES S'l'ROl,'D BVS. .'xl'l'OllIlfillU I IARYEY Sl l l'ON HSI.. Biblv ' RAY SXYARTX P.-XLT, XYILSC DN l.l.,li. L1111 XVILLIABI XYING I.I..I3. 1.11111 Rl,7SSIiLL XVOOLICVIZR B.f'.S. Ijirlunce VARNIIZN XVYBIORIC BS, l,IlYSil'll! D6-s lxloineb Dos Floincs XXIZIIIIKCC D05 lxluinvs Bm: 11c. Nlilclrml, lxlinn. il11111g11, HI. Vim Xvvrl Dvs 511111105 New lou Campus Sofia! Counril talirs lime uul for Iln- puusr- that rvfrcslws. Gloria Lmmws-nsh-in's plug for l11cIcpr'111lf-111s must lmw- lxccn mc:-ptccl, 'cause SllClS 7 Juninr Hamhlinqs Allen-lion . . . Xxfe sulule you, Drake lizufuliy . . . alumni . . lc-llow .'xIl1PI'il'ilI1S . . . mul all llw ships and pluncs ni sc-an . 'l4l1E rluss of IQIU is on its lligill lo you. Fluslml Roosfwc-ll clevolves ...V l .cluml flrr . . . Dorotliy D1-ulaun . . . Reicl lyonnccly . . . Boi: Spiegvl . . . rc-corclers ol' ' ilu' lmoolfs . . . sufli i'lliiCi9ll4'if'S as . . . Sylvia Karp ..., iolln Kvyscr . . . uncl .iinm Diclulrson . . . worlliy lwc-pers ol lime vuull . . . Nluxim' Potter . . . Duliois ,lolxnson . . . Frecl lilwoocl uncl Howurcl Pmuiley. Altenlionl ..., 'XII inslilulions ol iligllvr learning . . . uncl lmnli symlicules . . . Plli livin Kuppas lllis your are Holm Spivgcl mul Belly iweslay. Fluslml . . . To 5letro-Ciolclwyn5iayf-r . . . no morc con- lrucls . . . until Hill Goocl . . . Ginny Rc-nner . . . Jennif- ilylonc . . . und nluylou Sullivan . . . full on you . . . icuusc- llu-yirv ilu- lwst in lime Xvvsl . . . To llle Pllillwurmonic' Sym- pliony CDl'lillPSll'il . . . Doris lirunnvr will noi lac uyuilnlulv . . unlil .iunf-. IO15. .Nllenlionl . . . Olympic' Cmnt-s CN0llllllillt'i' . . . Doris l.loycl will lw ix lllrvul lo ull your worlcl rc'1'orcls . , . u liunmn lisll . . . lo llle Big lon . . . our loollmllvrs are . . . ,iolinson . . . Colmlw . . . Diclqvrson . . . Xvalrlm out you Golclm-n ciOlJliCl'S. fruvli '13 clolmlcr . . . our' .iolin foclmrun . . . mul il spvriul lc-llc-r lo l,l'l'SiKl0Ill Roosvycll . . . nmlie no more lmruin-lruslvr uppoinlmvnls . . . unlil you inlvrxic-xx Rf-ifl Kvnnvcly . . . liclnu fiuisv . . . Ralpli Nlurslmll . . . llmcy ure unsurpnssvcl us luwyors zuul cliploniuls. ljluslll lo Xvillium xxllvn Xvliilc' , . . xlCCi0l'l11il'ii , . . ljuul Bellamy . . . your ocliloriulisls just clonil Conn' ony lmvllvr llmn Bill Cole . , . Boll Spivgr-l ..., lvri Roc-ye. Youll nc-1-rl rolumnisls. copy vclilors, luyoul mmmgers . . . VNU- lligllly l'Cl'OFllllli'l1Kl ,lolm Brinlz . . . uu'l1rz1cy pvrsonilivcl . . . :incl ,lun ljllllllllltql' . . . ollicic-nry ancl clcpenclulmilily an-lar cis-luxe. ,Axllonlionl . . . To eclilors ol Vogue . . . iXlElClPlll0iS9ll0 . . . llurpcr s Bazaar ..., lan lJllllNl11f'l' . . .Vic Smillm and all ilu: ncsl ol lluir lumul croxx . . . .arc llrlflf io sulnmt llusr clcsigns . . . llxcv will soon iw on llicir waxy . . . lo nmlce vour iorlunv. i'lil5l1l . . . FlJl'XX'ilTCll . . . xlilliflll . . . llle ClklSS ol -li IS :ls lllglll lo youl VIRGINIA Arxsnxlml EaIIIIIIIII I.iIJemI .XIIS IIIIII ,Xxm'IIsIIN DI-S BIIIIIII-I I.iI1eIaI .XIIIS L 1 II V Inwk 0 H IJIIIIIITIIY III xxl I'r IXIIIIIIHIIII Fine Am Iidppa .XIpII.I 'I'III-I.I FIIII IIIRII IIIvIN Des NIUIIIQI I.iIwI-III .XIII CI ' U -I. H ml li IIIIIILR III ulnrx fIraIIII .IIIIII IIIIII I'IIIc ,XIII IIIII I.I IS III I I. I .IIIIiuI-I I'.,...mgI. .I .XIIIIIQ I'..I. frmcgn f'II.uzI.I s III nmzl II Des NIIIIIIPS I.. I-,, .I.,,. 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I'u5oviI1mx5Tn .'Xr'IxIcy I'inc Arls I.llnx I llxux II:-s Nloiues I.1IyvmI .Xrls 6 .Imm X. lIocnR.xN Ur-I NI.-inn I I Q mmgln ,ul .lpflf-mn. I-'mv An, X W ' I 1, IIMYLLI5 M, f1u1'l.lANn .ennx .v .Nm .XIpI...XiIJnI1.. f Ilumnm Ilum s t'I.I-.mf-1 Cm I ,Im II. Ihrm Rfox I urI IJmIge I-Mlm ulirm ' 'du Kappa Epsilun XY IJ.-I Nluinc-S ll I mu I.. I-Ilmxmn. nr. , .Xlplm Inu fjnnr-gn 5I.ml.l1m:U.Ifnlcnsus Dr-s Moines I,iIuemI ,Xrls Ixdppn IXIpIm TIIQ-ln I5I.un' C. Ifmmls Ri. IunmmI, FIU. I,iIuer.uI Arls C0111-Hu of Liberal :Iris Ofhcvrs I ' H II-In lu riglnf Sylxid limp. fmezm-. IJ-If 1-is If,Im,fm. vmlwm-r- I-'linl ' N . . .n-II: NesIuv, xire- emlmlu Huh bpipg.-I. ,,re5iflcm. 48 Iirru I.. I nu Ixdpp.. Ixnppn I 'AMN mmnmn lwmusrlxla II f'nR1sTEsslLN IximImIImu I-,flufamm Di, IIum.nT I. f'nnn Ilmnuuwml, Iu1I, finnunerrv .XIpIm 'I'.m Um:-gn I .u ru sm. II. llmx XY:mIfe-f- I,iI1emIgXrIs f VIImxrnr R. Ill Mn' If III-5 Hninu, I'--mmm: 1- 'llrmngle Club .Ifmr.1'II, Ihzvlurv I'.mmclsImrg l-.fluumml Fhrlrw I mu 1 R .XrIeI I'Ixarma1y IfI.sn. Fl. Fox Cevm-mile I.iIu-ml .ms Rlcrmkn X. GOCKLEY Aumm. III. Cununcrre Sigma .'XIpI1a IfpuIun xx um IJ f'm'n1.rx. .IR. Ifn . . 1 NurlIuIicILI. lll, IXEITN II. I nANKnAL'sER DL-s Mnines I.iIvPr-:I ,Xrtr 1 Sigma .XIpIm ILpsiI1m XYILLMM XY. Gum: R0arImg, Pa. Ifine :Kris Sigma Alpha I-lpbilun Hosni G11.l.rsPrr kfmms Cny, hm.. Liberal .Xrfs Dunornx' 51. Coome :XIIJL-1 him .uliun Fino .Xrls Sigma XIJI1. If s'I , ' I I P I UH Ihvln IQ. Unlnrru V HaumumrI. lml. CUHIINCYCE .Xl.s1x.x Unlszczxsnl Xllmm. N. X. I.iln-ml Ang ITDNA UUSE Sl. Chmfl, Blum. Law 5I,xRra.xru.1' IIALE ISI1-m m- E.Iumu.m .Xlplm XI Dell.. 1 I nu mn NI IIMJLN if Iles FI-nm-s fimnnumne Hu.: w I Iuznox R Crm-nIieI1I I Vim- Ang Delta ihmmn l.ovzLx. I.. HAI-mls A l.mflf-n - Fine Ans .'XIpIm Tau Omega Mun fi. IIl'nDLr51nx NIMH' ff IIUGLIN D1-Xu-r I.IIxf-mI Arts XYu.1uan I. IIL NL Do 1 .S Mm: cs Comme-rre .XIpIm Inu Om Kansas Cnty. flu. l.iber,.I .Xrls 1.1. MN eg.: fV'I1eyf'unr-. XX yn. IlImmm1 v .XIpIm Tim Omega NYU 1.1.01 I . II1:Mslrn mx f, 'Q g 4 s' X iii 'hr 1 vw vb ALBERT H. llU1TON. JR. Srramml Eclurnliun 1 Triangle Club .lux C. llvroxlz Des Nlnim-s I-'mp .ws CARL XV. .lnnwsox Monmouth, Ill. EAm-nm.. Sigma .'Xlpl1a Epsilon Dullols louxsox Des Muim-s Lilvcrul Arls SYLVIA A. KAR? X Des Floinf-: Lilxeral .Kris funn.: s ll. KAST XX'a.-mm-I C mmm-n 1- l.ols JEAN Kr-RR Des Main:-Q I.iI-mul An: .Xlplm Xa IJ.-lm Vwnml Il Klxnrk Dew FI'-uws Cummf-nn VICTOR JK. Klrnrk, lk, Clximgu, III. Law Sigma .-Xlplm I-Ipsilun XY1L1l.u1lf.Kn.ulER Knnsns fiily, Kan. Bible A XYINIHHD .X. KL'n'rzxu1L Wes Hninf-s Iirlurnliun Ronuu' I. l.Axml3RT Us-s Nl.-im-s l.xl1er.xl,Xrls Cullrlgn of l'lmrlna1y Umrrrs Rf-aflmg ld: In n hr' Q , l.fI.mfl Un, pmi.Ie1.r1 lfylm XYaguer. vim-presiclf-nl, .losliru ll, JACOBY New Ynrk Cily ljlwml .Kris .Xlplm lfpiilnn Pi ,ll xxsrrrx K. .lmmxsox lrtts 4--.mlm f- Rmxrnr ll Ku' Arla-.rn Imv Alplm 'Im' flmegn Flrnug ll. Kl'rL'uEN D--s 51-,im-s I.1lwf..l .Mus Sign... ,XII-1... Iipnlfy.. lrluxvl S l.. KVHNE De. Flmnf-Q Vim- Xrls HLLEN MARIE LARSGN Des Haines kdm Aram. ul' JUNE A. l.AnsoN ' lm. ll'0nYVOnd . Diff Liberal Arts ALTUN F. l,Awi-znscs lforl lvlnrl i sun Liberal .Xrls Dom: J. l.Luw Flossmnor. lll. Fine Arts Della Gamma D .lures D, LYNCH, Jn, Des Moines ' Liberal Arls ALIVE A. Lrnvfuw Omalm, Nelir. lfiue Arts onus E. I oim l orl Dodge lfine Arts Kappa Alplm Tliela Jour: D. Linus: Des Moines Commerce U. Fhcl .Esxxs lfIlL,mE1'u lies Nlnium I ljilmeral ,Kris V x l.l'LNr: l. NIALLETT Des Moines Liberal Arla Kappa ,Xlplia Tlield Cn.uu.:s H. 5lCDOW'ELL Des Nlnines Cnmmerfe Tau Kappa Epsilon liusx Hines, Jn. Des Moines l.ilJeral Arls Sigma Alpha Epsil lxnppa Alpha Them lVlAn1'irA A. . her: Xhsliingum Clillllllfffe Mums G. 5lARLAY, Jn. Chicago. lll. Iilweml Ang Sigma Alplm lfpailmi Huzms lf. 5lcC'u.x.A D+-5 Nlnines l':mluc.iliou If Jllli G, 5'lcl7ow:L1. Des lxlnines 5l3Ufnl'l:effe E l au Hmm PM on Al I n xi: Flznmxg fialumel l'ine Arls on EMILY Nlonnlsrm Cedar Rapids liberal Arla Della Gdinina XYMN: ,l. Flunnmrx Ori:-ul lfvlucalion Q gi ,Q . f- I 9 W' Rm.fla..u If-In I.. muh MARY .NNN New EN Des 5InineS l.iIwmI Arr s .Xlplm Xi Delta If: wuxrvn K. Nlisnv Ilf-S IVI-nm-S l.a!,pmI Aus II. I rl AND ORR Iflflhm-,Ig- I'I1.u'm.u v Ilxrn I'nTrnsoN, K. lm Nluim-, I':1IuluIirnl 1g..r..n.. nn... K .-.mm-rf 1- Cfhi lk-lu. RVTH XY I'm,x Umm! Ii:.,mIs. I.rIwr.1I .Xrla fl Am. I'mx I ns Ih-5 Moines IQIIMHI .Mos am... ,xi,.I... ri,. IR. I'n1lllv'I'l..xNn IL-I Maine, I im- .ms FI:-I1. I1.mwflIi.l'uMuR 0:4-1-.IIa lib.-f..I ,mi .llml Iix XXH-!..npr Fir,- l.i'w-rul Am YIRI-lxlx ,Xllfwvsz w.....1I..,.., 5, D.-L, I'mf- Ang Cfwllmp- .J Igdumrim I- lm1elIDrvfIf-n xi Nlfnim- l'.,:n-1. om.. .len Im 11 ' I I-,irI4crwm, .Inns X. Rrvrmxr IIN FII-ines I iImr-ml Arr: 1 Offirm . -.P-pw.i.lmo. MM: m,.,n.,' LredL...., ,NSI 'mrelnry u'1lrR1NEI..ffl'slEY Tm xw V. I-'xssslrssrx Il xv L. Yurhzmk Dos Nluim-s I'iue Arla Ihuxu n I.. l'.u'l arm I Imrlmlp flnmm-n :- NIMU .I.w1'r I'u sunk I In --1 wmi.,,.,laI. Iml. I me .XH- lv.,.,,.. Axl,.l... 'rim Hum IW-1 H R Nunn I..-Lf Igflumn nm In nl Ill rw: lx.-nmuqun I i eral .Nm Ixnppn Ivuppn Chmmn I I Iluuzlmr Inc usmsn luke City Iilleml Am UFRTRAH XXX RVSSICK Des Fioim-5 C umnwn c ' JA lin :TY HAN FRXTDN Des M-,im-5 I im- Am .Xlplm Xl lkllu ,Xl I X fum mv lies Huim-N Illmml .Km Rum RT Il. Fu-u 411 I, XX'i.rf-rim, llhrml .Xnx 5'l.n'Lol' Sl lllsxxw liibbing. Blum. Vine .Xrls ,ln xv Xfxxu R llc, Nlmm-5 l'..mnn-nv Kappa Rupp.. Gam CK C,FrnNr.1nHz Rm-L lsluml, Ill. Plmnnauv llama 'I w fnmrrl R :Xflvl hhnnmun Tam lr' Sum' X live N1-mms IJL1-r..l .Xrk Sign... ,Xlplm Ifpnlmn 74 .Xwuxn I ll SIRUXN IJ,-4 Nl...1..-, I.1ln-rdf .Xrli 7er..1b...z.m. Um: I x Xww Tmm-'ri hm.s.,J lu. NIU. Iilwml ,Xm una luux X. XX wxrw llulmq-W T'lmrv-...lx . Sr mx I-111 rx I Hurllm ll1w,X1IS 4'lmz.X.?wn'l11 In-, Blumes I lm- Xns xRYfl,IlwFl'xRn5 If IL-X Yluimw I..Im .mum t'l.i Umr-sq XX'1sl lv Tn xxxxl H.-. fXIUnm-4 liln-ml ,Xrls .Xlg-lm Tau Mfmbg.. Ivn I 'umm IM-. Xlume- f4.mn.f-r-Q l0wux1vli,XX'x1llm Uv- Haines lnlwml Xrts 53 ' 'fY'.M?I'3 his f .UNE XVILLSON Yvebsler fwily f4..l-.mnem- BIILTON H. Zucmx Des Moines CIIHIHICYKKP Alpha Ifpsilon Pi Snphnmnre Saqa Mijratcc- Univc-rsity '... Here wo come' '... Nunilx-r I on the Air-Nianc-uw-rs Paractc' ot ttlc- Soptlornorcls-to-tw tast tat' . . . Prominent in :Avery c'xtra-curric utar activity '... OIJPII to nyeartings' '... trtvs rc-vis-w tlmc- yclarls evc-nts ..., Ns pilots we iinct txtariorie fxiurray . . . ttuct Vince-nt anct Ray Faatmorg . . . after e-Icing -ARcmoscweit marginsu ow-r ttwir opponents . . . in tile etc-ction tatmutations . . . Uttwrs tilting rcfsponsitxtc- posts in ttw ralminvt arv Hitt Kirsc tw. Tom Arncxson anct Hot: Gooct- speect as time future Xvattacc-s . . . Howarct Baitc-y. Ntary Elaine ,toiinson anct Hc-rin Harvc-y nlatcti wits wittl Scwrc-tary Corcteit Hutt . . . Xvtliiv Hitt t.itton anct Rutti Ann Hoffman struggiv witti HNclxx' Dc-aim tigums. Foottmatt tatws ttle tilnviigftlt tor scfverai nlonttls in ltxc' tall . . . Rc-suit . . . Clint Still? anct fx. F. Kutltnlan at tile tincl wtlitc- Pmuct Yincvnt totcfs tilt- siippc-ry pigstcin tor ttxci Txtlllil Ntatchr. tn ttlc- genius gallery wcx1neett1pxx'itt1 lJiltCu0XYiltI. France-s Ritctlc-y anct tiartmara tforlws ...V they snoop ctoxxn aitc-r ttlose H.-Xus titu- ttw A.t':.t:. raictc-rs at Singaporv anct iiataan . . . anct igevvrty Browniic- was ttlc- star pilot ot ttlc- :Xtptm t.amtJcta squactron. Xvc-H. param illlttllif iron! ttm air-lanes ot ttw iimtvttigc-nlsia . . . wc- ctisc'oYc'r .janv xictlllil ttiriliing tu-r auctivncvs wittm patriotic' inc-toctivs . . . tc-X Xyilllflilcllt swings ttw 'Jaton . . . swvtt going. it-cw . , . anct ot courscf Blum! Ctiristianscln is rc-aity Mtops' ..... 'Xnct tion' atmout ace l'clIlN'I'ilIllclll . . . George' Dunivc-nt Wino can c-cluat fic-orgv tlurrvtl on any assigfnmcanti' .-Xnct xxtien it conws to ttie t.orcts oi ttic- tlrc-ss' ',.. wc' ilavcl columnists . . . cfctitoriatists . . . actxvrtisingj IIHILIIIZIIFS . . . Pat Harvvy . . . wilo vivs tor national prestige Witt: Xvattc-r Xvinctmc-It . . . Nlarg Nturray anct Pat Cowan . . . who gc-t att ttu- scoops . . . Xxiimc-n ftioria t.owcKnstc-in lt0PSI1't iieal ttuf twat . . . anct ttwn we tuavv Ect CFUIIFII . . . tw se-tts acts anct acts . . . anct nxorc acts . . . wtlat ctict you say? . . . Ott. Sopimomorc- Saga! I 'W I X 'I I .-v., UMII1 1. ,Xxm Ian x HIIIIIIIIIIIII CUIIIIIIHII- Sigma Alplm I-QINIUII Yun-INIA BAI4S.xI,0U Dos Moines ljlmrnl Arts NIIRMRI1' :XNNI Ihunl Iv Ile- NIUIIII-I l..IIII1,ra...I Ik-Im ILIIIIIII I IMRIIIA. 51. IBRIII-III: Spun Lake l.IlwnIl :Kris Kuppn Kappa C.IIIIIn I1I1 rY.I, Ihuuxx N: II.Im,I.mI., III, Tim- An, Rum In K. Pnwww Il.-- Nlninvi l Ilmmi .Km Xlplm 'Ilan Uzne-g.I l1I'I'rx X URI vu UI-. NI.-:IIN Imp MI. Alpl... XI llIflI.I MUNI vw A. RIWII' IJ.-4 Nluim-s I IIN-ml Am k.Ipp.I .-Xlplu. TI..-II. ,XI I Inn I . liI'IuxxI:'r Im..I,...,.... I , ll1.,II.....I Nmfux 51, C401 I v I.l..m..I.. 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III, Cmnmnelfe .Xlphu Tun Omega IJnNAl.n C. Goss lm Nloim-5 fimnlnerfe HAROID U. GOTSDINHI Des Moines Cmuuiene Iii lnnrirn P, Camus! Orlamln. Iflii, liberal :Kris Chi Oinvgn MARMNN M, C, Gran' ISIQ-nwe Vine Arls C KH I fl Ka H ldlnlna Ip pp ,Inns D. Cnnrrrus Nlilwmlkee. Xvis, f'-inunen-e l5.mn.m,x If. GREEN Des Moines Vine Arts felaUiniiwl1 Yi nml.l.n Nl. Gnonoscn lm Moines l.iln-ml Ani l.fns,4 51.611, I-nun Des Nluiues liberal Arts Ji aw Grwur IH-rl Arlhur, Texas Vine :Kris Chi Cyrus-ga .lmsx H. H.uuI1ox Iles Niume, I-lilufamm fxhi Unix-gn HHN, linaiirs P.uwr.i CUIIIIIICIKC Runl.n1' X. Hxssm. Des Nluirws Ciuunun 1- C. UAn1'nHART lfrimelun, Hu. I ine Am H.n:gunn HART Am.. Liheml Arts f'hi Delta Gm.1'rul N C1 sr HARTMAN Des Nlniues liberal :Xrls Alpha Xi Della l'.x1ulrm Huzvrv Des Nluines Liberal Ads Kappa Alpha 'I'l.em Fllsuul Ii fm H.x'rr'M Des Fhines Cmmnrne :Xlphu Xi Della foliage uf Pharmary Officers Rv,-ruling left In right: Howanl Bailey, secrelaiy- lmanurerg Ray Faalburg, presirlenl. 58 VI RSE HOVGIITON DPS lvioines tjllnlnlefffe RVTII A. Hnrfruax Iles Nlnines l.ilxeral Arts Kappa Kappa Gamma RnnIfRT A. l'lmvaIm Des Moines l.ilxeral Arts :Xlplla Tau Omega Juris P, lNrE Des Moines i.il'Ieral Arts Sigma Alplia Iipsiliiii Flain' Ersixri lmwsnx Des fvluines l.ilIeral Arts Alplm Xi Delia XYIRGINIA D. .lnsrts Des Ninines Liberal Arts Kappa Kappa Gamma HIIINARD G. HI7xIPm.xIAN Des lxiuines Liberal Arts Sigma Alplia Epsilon STYl'Hl'N Hu I. Kansas City. Kaii, l.ilIerul Arts AI In Irr H0NnI.n lxierrirlc, N. Y, Cnmmerre Clii Delta XVII.I1ui C. limxi ru. lk-s Moines l.ilIe'-ral :Xrls Dfw ,l. P, Hm r Eau Claire. Xvis. Iiiliifaiiaii Sigma Alptm Epsilon iifiiutuza llrrmiix ox De: Niuines ljlieral Arts lwuppa lxappa fiaiiiiiia l'Juw:.u,n R. .iouwmx Des xioines l.itIeral Arts Sigma Alplm Epsilon lwmxris lf, ,lmw in lies Nliiines l-'iiiif An, ,Nlplia Xi Di-lla DIWITT R. ,UNI S Des Fiuines Eiluration Sigma Alpha Epsilon tluznu TTI Jnxl s XYiliiieIIe. Ill. Lilieial .-Xns Kappa :uplift Tlif-Ia J. F'lAImrERITE ,loussrns Ottumwa Eiiucatioii I TI Kappa A p In meta 74 i1asiI.li.uzr Des Moines ljlvural :Kris Cnliegv of Liberal Arts Offivffra Reailiiig left iii iigliii Marjorie xiurrny. piesiili-iii Ruth Ann Hoffman, treasurer: liill Kirsslxlxe. sire presirlent, 59 4- bb U 2 x. ff 94 PATRICIA KAII'I'l Des lxloilu-Q Lilneral All: Alplm Xi Dr-Im l ms Nl. KNIIW De: M..i...fs I-1.1.11-aII..I. Hlmzv D. l,AxlUND Rerlrling I'lIarnmr v Z4-In Umar mn 5luzr'I.x l.. l.I xrrrw Des Nnim-Q I-'me An, Ima Ollmf. .I l'.I.I.awon1'II .l, l.rwIf: fiurlus. fxlinu. Cljnmnvxneru- Fignm .-Xlplm l'.psil4 l'IIu:x ll. HM-xuIAN Iles Nlnim-s l.ilmerz-Il 'Xrls Alplxa Tun Omega III YIoI.A l.. KING .lellersmx Ifim- Am Kappn Alpha Tln-l.I loss: .-X. Knrmvx Pnrulnurxlas CHUHIIIICYCE Kappa Kappa CIIIIIIIILI l.I:sIIIf A, l.ARa0N, Jn, Kim' fxfllllllleffli :Xlplm Tun Omega Bun' .-X. I Iflim' Smullslxlull, Nell. I-'nw Ang .-Xlplm Xi Dr-lm C. Gluuu l.mxrxs1zIm New York, N. Y. ljlzerul :Kris MumAsIr1'A.fVlArIxzx1Ir Des !Nh.im-9 Cmunrrnerre lleleh Gamma l'nII. A. KIRSCIIKE ,lf-li.-I, lll. l.ilmeml Arts :Klplma Tau Ornegu NIIIIIMI F. KVEIII. XVnIIlree Iiheml Ang Rumulrx li. l.I-.ou lwufm. III, l.il:eral :Xrls Vllriarngle Clulz JMX K. l.r'r'rs IJ4-s 5'luiIIf-I l.Ilmrul Arts Sigma Alpha lf' .INN lf. l.uCI's l nirIIIuIII. lxliuu lfmluraliolx Zeta Omifrun Ronnu' HAGEE VIII:-ago, Ill. Cmnrnerce Isilun 60 Rm Arm R. Mumeciz Des Moines l.ilJeral Arls Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ulrx MAxriEl.n Coldwater. Miclm. I.ilJcral Arts Hrnsirs A. Mircnxirx Des Airlines Lilmeral Arts Alplla Epsilon Plri ALICE Morr Sewal ffrluraiinn SHNLEY F. Mx'Ens Drs Moines l.il:eral Avis .lous P. Pnnxru Des fwoines Commerre Sigma Alplxa Epsilon JOHN A. MANDIA Des Moines Liberal Arts Triangle Clulu CHARLEQ l.. Ncfrrx, Jn. .lellerson Liberal Arts Ji no B, Mnsrcosirnx Oalc Parlc, Ill. Lilueral Aris Pirnlvu. J. Mwzrnx' Spencer line Aris Knmzvw I.. NEAL:-: Parkersburg. XY. Ya. Commerce RonE1z'r l.. Pnzsnlso Des Fioines Commerre Alpha Tau Omega LAWNNCE VV, Mrrrriuxs Rullanrl, Vermuni Commerce Alpina Tau Omega Dmznrm' P. Mums Des Moines ljlueral Aris Kappa Alplm The-la Dmurx E. Flolulx Des Sloines Fine Arts Muuonle E. Mrni-zu lies Flnines l.il'wml Arts Della Cvanuna lfnxrrs O'FmlEs Des Moines Lilveral Arls Runrnr D. I'r.u,T1CRxrr Dinnom fine Aris 61 S? 3Tuzx',hw1:P1ll1s1x Dc-s Fluinc-s l'iue .Xrls IJ: W R. l'ul'l'vm r1 Ile, 511-im-s l.alveml .ms .Xlpha 'Ilan Umvg l1llxl .R.uul Hes Yluinu-N l.1lmr.-I .Xrls Ihvm I. Hu ,mm Il..rl,.,f... Wm.. I ilu-rf-I .Xm 74-I.. flmuw. .XX ll xx Rum Rx C'hi1..gU.Ill. l.1Iwf-ml .Krug h..,,,,.. .x1,,1... 'lmn Xl In Q. Hmm Iles N1..mm Liiycrzxl .Km Alpha: Tun Omega Vzkuxlm Prmrmz Des Moines Erlurn! ion DINA .IVAN Pram' Furl Omaha. NPL. Eflumnafm kappa Kappa Gnmn XYA1.Tl.k U. Run XV4mfUmrn Plxarmm y Tum H1111 lx: Crime. Lmmm-n f- JVLIA Il. Rolxuus Des :Moines Liberal :Kris Jon F, SAmaluNE Merrimk. N. Y. Eflummm Chi DL-lm 62 LjHARLOTTE L. Snmv Xvinlersel Lilxeral Arls Della Gamma RALPH T, SCHUBERT Anplelnn. XVis. Eclucaliun DANA SMOLMAKER Neorleslxa. Kan. Fommerre Kappa :Xlplia Tlnela Vinoixu D. SMITH Coryrlon Fine Ang Kappa Kappa Gmnma llrlrs M, Sturm' Des Nlnines Flne Ana Della Ganuna XYILLIAM .l. SwzuzmrFN Sar Cilv l,ilJeral Ana Sigma Alpha Epsilon SANFORD SCHLESINGER Des Moines CUHIHICICQ Trmsus H. Scorr Des Nloines ljlweral :Xrls Triangle Clulw Brin' SLACK EI Paso. Texas Lilveral Arls Mun' Cuurnlxr SPENFYR Des Nlnines Liberal Ana Delta Gamma P.u'i,lxE STFGATN Eafanal-ia. Blifh. Cnmnierrc Della Gamma Bfuznamx J. TAIT Des lwoines Fine Arla Alplla Xi Della Jrua G. Srnsilb Berne. lnrl. Fine Arla Muuonls l.. Snasaux Sac City Evlucalinu Nant ELlzMxl.Tu Sl.xi'1u1l iz Des Moines l.il1eral Arts :Xlnlm Xi Della Fhnronlrt I., STHLN xvinnrllca. lll. I ilxeral Ana Kappa :Xlplla Tlx:-In Jouw Sr, fiuxln Flmiraqo, Ill. Eflnfaunn Clli Della SARAH Lzr Trsnru. Des lvlnines l.ilJeral Arls Della Gamma ,gf F P Z i? lynx I. Yu:-5 liemlmg, Vmm. Iihf-ml Ani Sigma Alplm Epsilun XVu.l.l.u1 H, XYLRsLn Des Mninrx Liberal Kris Iluxu n X. WHS: Oelue-in ljlwml Ang Inns XX'mnu x De: N11-mos Fmnmf-ne Della Czmmnm l.1l1.l,w .l. Mu nn. .Nu-cs Fine .Xrls Freshman Lights We came . . . We saw . . . anti weire going to con- quer . . . The Youth ot today . . . the men anct women ot tomorrow . . . You have chattengeci us . . . at Peart Harhor . . . Bataan . . . Corregicior. Marching . . . we shatt matte America free . . . Marching . . . we shatt give America peace . . . You have cione it hetore . . . we shatt rio it again . . . You witt need teaciers . . . men of vision . . . stamina . . . ciiptomacy . . . For president . . . how about Bch Morris . . . Freci Beckwith . . . Vvittiam Notan . . . or Paut Nictcerson? . . . Anct for that next Peace Con- ference at Geneva . . . secretaries titre Van VVitvat . . . Carotyn Otiphant . . . Dotores Gerard . . . Rosatie O'Brien . . . witt matte their reports to the nations . . . As tor treasurers . . . sitver . . . gotci . . . greenhactcs . . . att must he counteci accuratety . . . Letis give Terry Anderson and Bert Vvittis charge ot the vautts . . . Anci how about your hrain-trusters? . . . men and women ot courage and vision to catcutate tracie reta- tions . . . economic and potiticat ctiptomacy . . . we have those, too, Rohert Hill . . . James Mitt . . . Naciyne Pettey . . . Betty Lou Hodgson . . . potential Phi Betas J . . anct those are the tcind you'tt want. To huitd America cutturatty . . . America witt neeci ctramatists . . . great Sertcins . . . Lunts . . Fontaines . . . . Barhara Ann Justice . . . Barhara Ftanagan can anct witt meet the hitt . . . On the stage . . . on the screen . . . and on the air . . . the tanes shatt reverherate with the tonat quatities of Netson Eciciy . . . anci Lawrence Tihhett . . . just engage Frances Freucienherg . . . and Boh Hoptcins . . . on the swing sicie of trumpets anct such . . . Kent Stictcetman is your man. Over the ether waves shatt come the report to the nation . . . action . . . ctrama . . . tact . . . from the heart ot the nation's capitat . . . your raciio commentators . . . Steve Atten . . . anct Freci Bectcwith. tn the tietct of athtetics . . . hraun . . . strength . . . physique . . . the pride of America . . . yes, we have those, too . . . on the griciiron . . . Jactc tVtacKenzie . . . Boh Morris . . . Lyte Naytor . . . hastcethatt shartcs . . . Joseph Cootc . . . Lyte Naytor . . . fversatite . . . we thinks, . . . anci Rohert Henety. Research and invention shatt chattenge the Einsteins . . . Darwins . . . anci Eciisons . . . streamtineci tahora- tories . . . finest ot equipment . . . great scientists . . . .tim Vvetts . . . Virginia Shanks . . . anct Bracitey Syt- vester. Anci tast . . . hut not teast . . . we shatt tceep the nation intormeci . . . accurate . . . hrittiant reporting . . . dynamic eciitoriats . . . a printed panorama of the sor- rowtut . . . sweet . . . hitter . . . exciting . . . thritting . . . we too, shatt give you Brishanes . . . Danas . . .Putitzers . . . just tootc at our reserve . . . Bitt Roherts . . . Kay Gihtin . . . Fred Bectcwith . . . Catherine Forhes . . . Vve are on the march . . . we have tatcen up your chattenge, America . . . tvtarching . . . you macte us tree . . . Marching, you hrought us peace . . . Noxv we shatt cio it again . . . We cannot . . . We must not . . . Vve witt not fait youi .IANr .Mxusrmxn Nhmnmnln. III. fimnnrnr-nt' Della fI.unnn SIAM NI,uu.xRFT ,XRT Swim Fam- :Kris I'u'1 If Iixxnm Dm Flnim-: r C..mm.-n 0 .Xlplm 'llm Omega Ummm I. Iiwvnli XX'.I..wm-, III. I mf- .Ml- Ix.upp.1 .XlpIm Theta lux: Ihum XVmn-N-I f'..m...mw hsue If IIl,u'K Des Nluinf-s I mr Ang IIH,Lx K. ,Xxm new FifnnnIm, Mix Il, Cummers :- IJeIla Cmmnu .In ,NNN Xxlrzs Unlx I'.urL. III, Iam- .Nm I7cIIa fI.uum.n Un menu Ihum N Dm NI'-mm Ik-lr.. CEANN... NIWN X111 l IIN M sz XrI.mn. I.iIu-ml Nm Im P, N. Hum n f'ImvIm.4I, flLI.1, liberal me XYlxlMMS,II1.unnl DP. IN1..m.-Q Ihilu-ml Xu. 1 bigum XlpIm ILps1IHu XYILLIAM If ,Xxm mm. ID:-5 Moines fmnrncrzc .Xlplm Tun f7Izuvg1.n I.l num ru If. lhm nz I-Aim I me .Xrls II11r1X.IIxRxw Flu-IIioI-I I mv An. I Rl lv fi. III1 mulls Sun Irmm i-in ff-I I.iIwr-rnI,ZXrls ,Xlplm InuIIln1'Q.n l5llxrRIIlNNn1r IN1npleu.m I iI1eraI Ang Sigma .XIpIm Iflml--H If, fl, Iinnru, Ire. f nrwIon lilm.-I Am Cullpgv uf I.iIJPruI .Km OIG.-.ws llwlmg lm In nghn l-'ml liefkwnh, ,m1,..lwo1 Dnlnrve Cr-rarrI. semretary-treasurer: RnIverl IIiII. vi: e-presiflq-nt. 'D ,N A 2.5 13-,' JLAxl5uu1n Ilemm. Mull ljlwrnl .Xrli Delia fhmuna ISHN linux He-flffml Ulm nm.. Dm l'. Hnmn Sal-In Pfmnnnu Dmnur li. Ina I J.-ugl... C'..l1-fm-rw .Xlplm lm: Umm- 1 RHRIH1 N. fiuzxm fur: 51..a..4-Q I ilwvml ,Km Siunm .Xlplm Epu nn lim V1 ummxn Ur-1 Hmm-Q Lilwml :Xrw Sigma ,Xlplm Lp I n 67 l'Al'l, FULE lnkewnml, Ohio l.il'weraI Arts Alpha Tau Onu-51.1 JANI' 51, CUUK Xvelxl-1 Vino :Xrls Delia Gaumn .IAVK Ckusiux 1-..LlwiIle Vlmnnaq' l'x1Rlm lx Ihvls Urs Maine: I,.l,f-ml Xu. Imppn Alpl... TI, fquzl R, Dmxr1an'u Raina-Ile. XY, YK ljlmeral :Xrls Du K R, lismusi I ,u Lou nur! 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C'f-rnrrn-rm fnllurw nf fun' Uffnvrs Ifnsrxxuzv U'3IxR.x I ..Im-alle I.rIm.,l Ang Hxsunx P,u nIuwoN Un-enfin-l.I l'f-nnnen c Nxrrvwi F,Pf1nx IJ-As NI-rim-s I ilmml Km .Xlpha X1 D1-Ita Rrm If. Pmxrlx ly-Q Blrmm l.rIrmm... Della Gnnunw I'.u'l.I,Rl1rw HU: Spring, Ark, Irina Ads SIRIAN Doxxl n Rnrsfnzrsus Hes Moinz-s I xlmeral .Kris Triangle Clnlr Rf...Iir.g IPI: In righn XYiIImm Nulen, pw-I-Ifmz XXrlli.rr.. Gnpp. mefpwfidmrrg yan XYiII.,v, M- ra-Ifxry, lf. Ar fw KTNEALI. 0LI..Irr.nm Cnv, Okla I.rlu-r.rI :Kris Sigjnm Alpha Fpsrlrrn Rmn V, Pico i'r.rnIfrr.I. N. J. Iyinc .'XrIs Sum I'mR .Xr1.A:n., N. M. I'me .-Xrls Us sul nrwr I.. Pkrvr Uv- Ninines IIIN-ml ,Xrls A-In Umnrun hun I' RIMEL Herlfnr-I CflIl!lll9fK'e Tau Kappa Epsihm IANI' Rumins f'I1i4ngu.III, Irlwml .ms Knppn .'xI,,Im Them 73 S1111z111' 'XNNRoNs1.N1 U1-5 M11111v 5 l.1l11-1.1! Xns -X111z1,1s.:s x 5. R111 Sl.11.-r C111111111-11 e l51111.X S11 Nun Il11.1!111111.1,51i1111. f'..1111111-11 1- 1111 mu... 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I il1111.1l .X111 I'1111- .Nm K.1p11.1 Xl11l1.1 'l'l111L1 I1x1U,51x1'1x111 l5x1u1xRxC1eu1 i1111u11N l'l1i1.1p-1, III, Une 511111111- I 1l1er:1l Xrl- l.1l1e-ral .Kri- IA1111 191,111.1 l.p11l1111 Kappa AIpI1.1VH11'l11 HLUN l. glruwxuw .X11111 F. S'11R11wu .N1l.1111- f'1lv Ile. 311111111. l.1IJeml :Kris l'11111111er1e Kappa K11pp.1f1.111111111 Sig111a.Xl11I111 I.1111l1-11 51.aR4s1xR1'l I Sllww ISRADI FY SYlx'1s11R S1-1111.1 lies 51111111-s lf1l111.111..11 Iil1e1f1I.fX11Q Sigma .'Xlpl1.1 l.11N1l1111 74 fl YLE R. Su vfsrik Proctor Lilrerul :Kris Tmxx Tnmus XX'-mflnnrrl Plmannar y S.u,1.x'f l,rL VTHIIN Onaxxn Fine Arts Rmzrn XYuxn D.-N 51..n.rs f'.mum-nc Sigma :Xlpl lfwmzv NY: Nr De, :xlmnrs l.ilser-al Am Srgma :Xlplm Epsilon In Epfilun I Er UNF Tunxlu Nxllrlletmx, Ulxin Fine :Kris GFNF l'r Ruhr Atlantic l.ilJe:-ml :Kris :Xlplm Tau Omega Yrnxnx XVATSON Onawa Pllarumry t..lun.l,a. -A ., 5 Divx XVHJDT i 1 llull l l.ilu-ml Ang Tmmgle Club Tm! XVRIGHT Des y'1UlllE5 Liberal :Kris 75 Katia gona X I WR, 6?-FN Aw tl it -tu e are the American Battalions,-Pioneers, Samaritans, Vanguards . . . XXHIEYEVCI' we were neecled. whenever we were called, we stood and deliveredl . . . NVQ: came through! . . . XVe were America on the march, and now today, here we come again, marching again at the same old joh.- same old, brand-new job, marching again with all free menl . . . Nve are the ring ol steel around Democracy: we are the ramparts that you sing about: we're the citizens, soldiers. the nation in arms! . . . VVe're snap and precision,-West Point pride: we're the Regulars,-strictly G.l.'sg we're the roolcies. made-soldiers: we're up from the ranlcs, hell for leather, right on the line, straight from the eye . . . VVe're the eyesfol the cannon: the marching refrain: the brains of the tanlcs: the'nerves ol the planes: we're the heart of the shell: the courage ol truth: we're the Liberty Bell: we're the song of youth! . . . Once we were only a thousand: today we are 1,800,000 out of 150,000,000 Americans . . . Figure that out, America! . . . Tomorrow we will he four. or live., or six million: whatever the need for the spirit we're living: for the future we're malcing . . . VVe are the American Battalionsl 76 Tradition . . . Clubs . . . Tradition m Wnml2:n'5 Le aqua Q lyresiclenl ...... ....., l .ury Scuclcler M Vive lJresirlenl. . . . . .Dorollleu Camlnlin Serxrelarg '..... . .Belly l.ou lwlccoy ljoinl Secrelury. . . . .Cornelia lxlallell 'llreusurer ........................ Wlury Lelller Senior R6-presenlulive. .lxlnrgjarcl Ann Cliamlaers V . fm ,lunior Represenlullve ............. . . .Jeri Reeve ,UVQXL A,,.A:i.1E, r I - l,.L'CY SC'l'l7DlfR Bleu uncl lT'lill'l'lllQI'f-'Sllilfj llnem at llme spree . . . l wunl in career . . . no. nol llme mullerings ol ax mncl woman. lyut llle Xvomenfs League SCll0lllll1Q . . . nnrl wlml woman ClOl'Sl1'l? . . . l.uc'y Sruclcler, vnlizml lleacl. lries lo Calm lllc group lmy suggesling Flrs. Alorgun will In-lp willm men in war lime . . . lxul Nl. A. Clmmlrers screams lllal all spiuslers lo win musl spree . . . lxlury l.elller complains ulmoul expenclilures llml wllo cloesn'U . . . Cornelia. ol llle rf-cl lovlis. 5lullell zxllempls lo ucljusl llle poinl syslem. lmul Belly l.ou Nlcfoy inlerrupls nlloul llle career Conlalm N . . . lD0l'0lllCil Cjillllbllll DTODOSCS il SXYP0llll'ilFl SlI1Q' XYllllXll ilflllillly llilppl'I1i'il . . . IQPPYK' IBPQS XY? IJPCOIIIC IUOIT' orclerly lll0XY impossilmlel . , . everyone screams lor ucljournmenl us llmey swisll lllfilllgll llxe clean ol womc-n's ollviee . . . now lelvs all scream logelller. :Z l r N ,UT , Reacllng lell lu riglul. Com:-ll.. fxlnllvll, Belly Lou Slgfoy, l.l-un.. Xmlersfm. Mary lelller, Yrrqmla Rogers. Dean Cululuage. mul l.ucille Srurlrlcr 80 A 5 X ,f 'Q si 1 1 9525. , WKQLJ ,-W if M, KM fi 'f 's,. 3 Z ig? 2 3- x:,,', Af. fu ,7 4 ?f , f , , z' ipaq ' W- . f ,, ,ra-wfuxrr' llnxlu' Hu- mf-Ii.: fhrnllnxf, fmfl rI.,- Sig .xlpllx will Fxxwffllwnri Fung. wlln-rr'.N 51 Sung in My Heart sings to Hxlilvxl' lqlmirlllilrn lunvi Drxcl4'l1, paws uilll irrwpllx .urrvpivrx 'SMH Xxvxfuil, :xml U IPX Vaugllan Y! 'VW Y. W. II. . Bnarlt President . . . . .Frannett Foote Vibe President. . . . . .tietty Lou tN'tcCoy Secretary . . . . .txtary Busta Treasurer . . . . .Virginia Renner Putbtieity tyireetor. . . . . .Veda Ponitcvar I IMNNI-1l.I. 1 U1J'l'IL Knit two. purt two . . . not a tadies' aid Cirete. just ttle weetcty meeting ot ttie YNV .... prexy Frannett Foote ptans tor ttie next speatcer on nationat defense over Kennet tiamtmurgers on Tuesday noon . . . Veda Ponitcvar tcnits. gets putmtieity tor meetings and just turns in a good jota ot generat assistance .... iane Cowtes txtossoms torttw ttle idea ot no Corsages. and everyone xvittingty teomptainingtyi tcietcs in 50C wittm Leona Anderson tending ttle proeession . . . t-ittian Gartner SCIIQIHCS up sctiemes on xvtlat to serve at tea next time . . . Virginia Renner yetps atmout tloxv Hlllftl it Witt sintc ttle treasury . . . Ftiss Hotton is ttie guiding tigtit tor tmigger and tyetter ttlings troln YXV. inctudingj time Red Cross tlirst-aid course . . . secretary btary Bust: tinisties batting ttle rott . . . Emity txtorrison. tlorottny Atatand. ntargaret .tant King, Heten Stettev. CifCtClll'll Hartman. Barbara Stites, txtitdred Ctarti . . . tinit two. purt two. Reading tett to rigttl: Dorultxy txtatanrt, Leona .'Xnnterson, Vert tiunituar. Betty t.uu Ntccoy. t.ittian Gartner. txtargarek King, Jane Cuntes, ixtargc Murray, tmnnett Foote, ttcten Slettny. Avunette Strawn, tjartyara Stites, Grelctxen Hartman. Virginia Renner 82 Freshman Y. W ll BUF-lI'll XX Q.. 5- i i' i . Reading lah to -2 . X . x. K right: Gerry Prentis. Yvonne Lindqu t -K I ll N N You,re in the Army Nowu . . . hut the soldier hoys dont mind especially when hoxes of their favorite candies arrive regularly from the memhers of the Freshman Y. VV Board Pat Davis rs chairman and really quite the diplomat . . . with the rest of hor contingent she planned a memhership campaign for the second semester swell going . . . then they obtained the names of all Drake men who were leaving for seruce or had already been inducted . . . their file will serve as a pemianent record . . . they have heauty too Winsome Betty Lou Hodgson . . . hrain-storm . . . Ardella McCoy . . . star dehater . . . Gerry Prentls Initiative ambition diligence . . . just a few of the attributes of our Freshman Y. Board. Alplio Xi Dolin .... Chi Omega, . . Delin Gnmmn. . . . . Dolio Sigma Epsilon. Kappa Alpha Theta. . MEMBERS Kappa Kappa Gamma .,.. Woinen's Dormitory. . Zeta Omicron. . . . . , . .Yvonne Lindquist . . .Anlolln Molioy Ayers ..Siollo Delnlioydo ..,.....Pat Davis Boiiy Lou Hodgson hilary Alice Becker . , . . .Gerry Prentis 83 Wnmmfs Intramural Bnarul MEMBERS Alplua Xi llvlln, , . . . , ,..... ......,. IN lary lxlrnwen Chi O llvf- ga. ., ,... Nlary EII f-11 Sparlis P ' I H I BV it Doha Us 'YIIIIIEI I' I I v'AA Pumtm Smles reslc enl . . . . , 0 en arg: r Uf-lm N11 ' liligiloav -- Bf il MMQY Vive Presirlenl. . , . .Rulll Case Kappa Alpha ililwln, . ,.... . .Ruth Case Secretary . . . . .lxlary lxlowen Kappa Kappa Garunm Zola f,lluir'rrm . ,. lIlllDfN'll4ll'Illi . , . . . .Virginia Xvallxup . . . .lxlerry l.alX'lonrl .. , ,Doris Slwallrr mlilmsc are orclersu say lime sergeanls lo llme privales . . . no . . . nol army maneuvers . . . lnul iusl Xvomenls lntramural Pmoarcl giving inslruclions to inlramural sporl enflmusiasls . . . Helen llarger is llme ellicienl general in Com- maml . . . a slrifl inlerpreler ol llmir conslilulion . . . lime srlleclule anrl sei ol regulations are essenlial il tlle sports program is lo liunclion SITlOOlllly' . . . ancl il cloes will: ixliss Hillis as rompclenl aclvisor . . . Rulla Case ancl Doris Slmealler know time Uslringsu ol gaafl lnaslcellmall . . . Nlary Nlowen can give you all llle inlurmalion on volleylpall . . whilf- ulary Ellen Sparlis ancl Alvrry l.a5loml can leacll you all llre Hslrilies aml innings ol lmasclmll . . . Conlormingj Sllllllllg slellarily . . . wlmy yes . . . llle Xvornenls lnlramural lloarcl. , . imparlial . . . allllc-les oi 5' f si Q 'ff f- gl an e Q H Q 11 nr Q 'YY sz-2? 42 .A Zara 'Q wwf lia..,lp.u Ich ia Hain: lim rrns: xlarv Slim:-a. lleli-n llurqvr.-Nlxse llillis anal Rmli Case. Swaal rnu: l'aniir.. Sal.-s. flerry l.aXl.-ml. Man- l.Ilvn Fparlcs and IJ.-rig Flu-aller, 84 Alpha Epsilon Pi. Alplia Tau Qlinega Chi Delia , Delia Them Kappa Psi ....... Sigma Alpli Tau Kappa Epsilon .... xll'll'5 ljorniitory. . lnclcpcndent . . triangle C lull. . . ltys lntram t'lal lxtugent is lJe played . . . what are the rules . , . and the dates? . . tlien tliey dasll . , . not exactly . . , tl1ere's tlie intramural banquet . . . . . andwitti tlieir Calie Colne tlie awards . . . tropliies . mfs Intramural Board MEMBERS . . .... Ed Litman , , . . . .Boll Baldwin ....Bud Adams lwlanager . . . ...Hal Nugent Plii. . . .... ,lim lwlcljonalml . ,... Jack Sclineider Secretary . . . . .Fred Kingdon a Epsilon.. .... Swearingen i i , Student Director. . . . .Joe Gross . . .l'raru'is Barsalou . . . ,Bud Vincent P .......Basil Karp . , . .Dave Streyiteler ural Board meetin, time at tlle Field House . . . important . . . strictly business . . . all precision . . . Capable manager . . . Fl-liey malce decisions pertaining to tlie intramural program . . . wliat sports sllall . .lust aslc any memluer ol tlie Board and lie will tell you . . . to tlieir trat meetings and vie lor points and lionors ...A Always worlcing and arranging? . . . well at tlie Student Union . . . tliat means tood and lots of it . . :minerals and sucli . . . a versatile group . . . tliis Board . . . tliere's liandsome Bud Adams wlio wins all tlie lionors lor Cin Delta tvaptain ot tlie lootluall squad, tooi . . . and Hal Nuge- nt wlio pole vaults liis victories . . . Eddie l,itman . . . wlio also liurns llle lawyerls oil . . . tlien tliereys Prof. ljetree . . . loyal advisor and rounsellor . . . and ,loe Gross . . . competent student director ...A ' Xtliletes . . . personalities . . . scliolars . . . wliy yes . . tlie Nlenls lntramural lioard. Redtling I.-Ii ia fight: hm nm' lint: lialtlani, llfnr- Sm-ylii-lt-r, Hill It-rgiismi. Hal xugt-nl. ln.. Nlill-,ml-I. liuil Xilnia- H..-I Ihll Simiriiig.-fi bexnnit rim Ire-l lxingfltm, I'nil. ltetree, losepti firms. Mimi lxarp, Ja-L Nlini-itlt-1, ht l,in...ni .mil limi Xin-i-in 85 Wnmnrfs llnrmitnr Enunlzil Presicient . . . . .loy Claris Vive Presiclent. . . . . .Virginia Kingery Secretary . . . . .Ntaxine Potter Treasurer . . . . .l.ouise Harliins IUY C't.'XRK A campus tor this . . . three minors lor that . . . a Campus anct a minor tor THAT . . . Gh. donit he alarmed . . itis just thexvomenys Dormitory Council in session . . . they pass on the rutes and regulations . . . you know . . . ellifient government . . . the usetf' ,... cternocratir' lcind . . . with the wellare oi the girls always at heart . . . They have tactiul . . . poised .toy Clarlc as executive . . . popuiar Wtaxine Potter records ati the minutes . . . Louise Harlcins sees that assessments are met . . . hlaylou Sullivan ta master artist, lceeps the hoard calm and Composerl when clillliiculties arise . . . anal ivlrs. Parish oiliers actyife anct suggestions . . . sometimes they are stumpect . . . just what to tio . . . as when the Hclormlingsn movecl all the hecls arouncl and the KKwinctow-laclcler episode, '... but We wonyt tallc ahout than . . . ctelerminecl . . . unhiaseet . . . consiclerate , . . what more ran one aslc tor a Dormitory Boarct? K--..1ft...g teh to ngtilg first my lay filiirls, X'irgim.i Walls. Doris Gem lldim-S. .loan 'I'..m.s.-mt .mit X'ng.i.a.. hang.-H. s...,...t ww: lJ.,f..nIw lumen Shirley lurking. Llfnm- Sttmlef, Mrs. thimti. Ntrixane Immf ...NI Nldylrm Snltim... 86 Student Enumzil presictent . . . . .Dougtas Beit Vice President. . . . . .Ntary Ntowen Secretary . . . . .Rutti Case we Treasurer . . .... Hat Nugent X 2 Di it 'Ci litjtl. Prexy, xvitti a song in my tleart, Beit tooms over ctesti as tire tettiargic councit tcictcties poncter over tiomecolning . . . Hummer vociterousty announces plans for victory paracte tsnatxe ctance to you, anct tiontire, queen, itoxvers. ctlapet, convertibles . . . yipe screams Annie-Vvannie Bentley-Xventtey as stie goes stowty mad . . . taut ttiat ainvt att . . . Little Reeve and eagtetxeatc complain of time unsociatmitity of unresponsive Drake-ites xvtio refuse to patron- ize homecoming dance at a Sl.I0 per: trmer agreed . . . Rutti Case ctainors for suggestions tor juctges ot ctecorations wtio are Theta minctect tp S. Citi Gs anct D. fifs wont . . . Nugerit wants prompt action ptus Van Horn ttltlitgtlflf' action and especiatty from ttiis group, . . . atnout sutm-committee . . . Ntoxven is stitt creeping in tiactx ot Beit xvitti a stectge tiammer so stie can tie president just once. p.t.e.a.s.e . . . tioinecoming anct ct.river's tests anct ctrivc-r's tests and tiornecoming atnout sum up Dratu-'s governing group. Yeatit tfxnct ttien ttlCff S HOltli't'Klll1tl1Q.t Ri-.mining ti-tt tu rigtulg fir-I row: Ntary teltter. Ntary Nluuen. Jeri Res-ve. :Xnnn Marie Bentley, Hat Nitty-nt nmt Dong Hutt. Sm-smut mug Xytirreux Hagentmmtc. Hitt Hummer, ,Xmtiie Stnttmatter. Rutti Case 1-nut :Xrtene Srtmoti. 87 xxlu n llm In cl Hmm-4mull1Q fvsliviliv- Qlurivcl UH xxilil 'wp mul .1 xmrmulll sv lIll'.lll UIAI Iuwxvrw lvl ull llsl'YIHlSl'V IIIUIISL' Iwo! mpvl . . . cliclnl ilu-x, fX.uppnsf Nipv, Iuuk nl ilu' 4-Iu1-1-sw g flag .url in yuuf. Hnmelznminq llll ffilufvn mx A11 ggy .mal uln in 'mlm-culnillg zlmurnlin V. 1 I' 0,0 1, , I, .. A, 1711, 4.,, '1 I1! f IAN fi I U., '1 'ln I Lui. 'IMA lm, f 'ffm l 'Am U04 Q Ur. I ' 1 V 6f,A I Af- ' A l1,.f ' '1,,, U-g-P ll 11 1,00 - r,, I 'Ah Ilan- pnrmlv Inn-.nlw up mul shnxm I1 suppurlm-rs Quill for ex rally fillmm-th-rl in lin- lmnhrw ugninel fowl lilmmry, Hu' lqaml slurle ax torch Iiglxi pnrmlv Jmxn lliglxllu slr:-1-I lriflny 88 Yliglll ol Hullwumlnillg xu'4'li1'lul, Huh.: Cmnunms clvls-ruse' Hoa! wins honors fmm lin- jucluw in tluf- psirmlv. Fig .xlplnx -TIIH4-:I 4'li1L1'n vin' .1H niglul in lluilnl IIN- Nxinnjnm h'i1lPYlliIf' Haul. .ffm A on Hmm-foming If-Qliviiic-s nn- rlirlmxml uilll .1 fr ' ' ,. . H U Hnivl lm!! Dr-s Nlnim-Q. , . ns - vhj-N'U2f Bl pl 1 NmLh.nl fmlxnfil I limp Vxilson. fluvvn ill!!! www dm 1.1 YX4 1 lk 'X n H 1 uns Q n l n x n 1-nl 'H ,mu gf' 'mf . , 'uv 1, ' nk PQ' M, , A . p V1 y 'M X . x S12 -' ,J f xv, . V .Q A 1 Y Mwiw , V, 1. . ' MQ 'J' I . ,. A1 11.--H 1' .mul - ' I Q Lui 1?xmsQ1Qi4i:l m:'l' :sigh ns du. aclnuinlehu um ll' 'H ik! AN hx- lb l u' I 1' Qrglngam, I. ., nur N - .. ci S9 -1 - . . V NBA... lv ,mln mglll ll ill! . .X hmllcrunnmf. 'A MHH,S Durmitnr Iinunlzil ilresictent . ., ............. Jim Fitzsimmons ijroctors ........... if-onarci Actams, .ioiln Eiga:- Facutty Proctor .........,....... Professor Lapp H51 VI'i'XSl3131ONS i.ittte ciictators? . . . percimance piutocrats? . . . mayime . . . ivut tileyire tide sweiiest on tile campus. loo . . . Have 'stile coiossai tasi4???? oi governing the ixienis Dormitory . . . tiley set time ruies ami reguiations . . . ami tixey are itept rigictiy . . . tilat is . . . usuaiiy , . . Seii government . . . very ciemocralic . . . some miiitary principles . . . Anti tiley ilave proctors wiio strut tileir stuff . . . Prof. i.app is time iteen actvisor . . . iuii of ilumor . . . congenial and just as iiimerai as ttxey matte 'em . . . Burt Actams . . . the executive of gridiron tame . . . respected and a reguiar teiiow . . . and Fitz . , . iianctsomc . . . one ot tide Using-iinesu at time Baityimoo Bait . . . a tootimait tiasix and worlily prexy oi tile councii . . . tiien tiiereis Joiinny iiigar. .ioilnny Keyser and Buct Vincent . . . ati greats in their own iigilt . . . tiley ilave mictnigimt parties. too . . . imut we just wontt tatic ailout tilat. ltfddmg lah lu nglnr Jim i itz1imnmnw, john Elgar. Mm Keyser, Bud Vu..-fm. Bud Adams 90 W ro edziionaf lganlzefdznic 0lfllflCl Presiclent ..... .. .Betty ,lean Sexton Vice llresirlent. . . ..5larian 5lc'Culla Secretary ...., . . .Xvinnilrerl hlote fx it Treasurer . . . .loan Kurt tSlf'l l'X .IIQNN SliX'l'UN .lust the Cream ol the frop . . . thatis Professional Panhellenic Counril . . . only live in the lolcl . . . Della Sigma Epsilon . . . the uumpteethn educators . . . Lamhcla Kappa Sigma . . . sharlcs with the mortar ancl pestle , . . Phi Nlu Gamma . . . eonnoisseurs ol musie, art and clrama . . . Sigma Alpha iota . . . master musicians . . . ancl Zeta Phi Eta . . . speech enthusiasts . . . They all aim to promote ancl maintain a feeling ol good fellowship . . . they have wonclerlul rush parties . . . ancl hid for the same girls . . . hut theyire always friendly . . . tnever . . . never get peevecl . . . that just wouldnit rlol ...A A ntl once cluring the year . . . an open meeting' lor all the girls . . . inlormal tea or hrunch . , . anel they let their hair clown ancl have loads ol lun . . . Then all the ollicers have a clinner ancl are real Chummy '... ancl to top things oil . . . a picnic at lin- encl ol the year . . . with lemonade , . . wieners anal huns . . . piflcles anti all the other pirnic' trimmings. -mr V' E I I WZ? IQ.-.ating lpiz I., rauln, imm nm: Nvi-.mire-ft Min-. It--ny jean S.-am., lulm Srlnnizl, Iimmn lit-ver. lm... Kun, llmwlt.. lelmflf-S if-.-.init nm: Graff- S..-mfters, ixiurizm N14-Fulla, .lf-an tlymne, Rfisatif- XX'mtmn, liens' llfmatfistin 92 amgvfa J alalaa igma Professional Pharmacy Sorority VUIVNUED: UFTUIFER I4. l0l'S IH FSTON. M.NSSACHL'SE'l'I'S Nl, f'tl:'xPTER. SEP'I'FN1BER. 1026 President ..... .... E mma Beyer Vice Presiclent .... . . .Mae Jean Fowler Secretary ..... .... N Vinnilrecl lwlote WWDQ?-Q ICNIINIA Htl IZR Professionals to tile ntlw degree . . . in filling out prescriptions . . . tlley lmow tlieir formulas . . . tlie wlly and for ol nitrogen . . . seicllitz powder and pllosplxates . . . because they are l-amlJcla Kappa Sigmas . . . new metllocls . . . constant inventions . . . tllat requires frequent meetings . . . so these aspiring plmarmacists meet every weelc . . . Ttley. too must llelp to raise time stanclarcls ol the profession . . . women Sl1OlIld lve recognized . . . especially in time of war- fare . . . taut it is not always lalo ancl stucly . . . lunclieons are quite the vogue every lourtll week . . . witlm pink mints and lacly-lingers . . . dee-lectalole . . . taut tluat isn't all . . . just loolc at tlieir list of initiates . . . Emma Beyer . . . curly-l1airecl prexy who lcnows all tlle answers . . . Xvinny Flote . . . brilliance personiliecl . . . ancl lxlae Jean Fowler . . . sweet ancl accommoclating . . . ancl you slwulcl just go to one ol llleir Founders Day banquets . . . really tl1e ritz witll Caviar and lillet mignon . . . flass we calls it. QU' Rearling lett to rigllt: first row: Mae lean Fowler. Doris Cnucliman, Luc Ile Caliguiri anrl Carolyn Oliplxant. becuml ww: lzmma Beyer. X xrgmna Slmnlcs, Merry LaMonrl 93 ancl Nvinnilrecl lvlote. ibeka igma lazii on Professional Eclucation Sorority IUl'NI7I.I? SIiI'II'.fN1III-,R lr, WH 'NIIXNII I'XIYIfIQSII'Y, UXI UNIX OHIO VIII l'IIXl I'IQIJ. ll'IW 'I N126 I7rPsicICnl . . . . . .INIarian IVIcCuIIa Vivo Presiclenl. . . . .Dorothy D0aIcun Sc-c'r0ii1ry . . . .Virginia Kingery my ronsurer . . . . .INIiIdred CIarIx f : 2 1 I NIARIAN NhClIl.IA Remling Ieh to rigln. Iam r-my Alice Ijsmuingj, Hem. Jenn Kean, .lcdmw GAIIIQ and Ilumclly llmkun. SerunwI rnw. DomlIxe NInCuIImIn. fVIiIvIrevI Clark. Hnrizm 5IfCuIIn. Yirguxin Iiingm-ry. HerneiI IXI:nu-x :UNI Ilurif IiIuy. nd ww: Nlamm Poem. Virgmm Ackerman. INImjuric RornpI, lmnsc Ymmg, Snmhrjcan Cvilyson, Helly Gnlmelson. Mn. XX'--..kIy. Uma Sam.4Im, Maxine Nlnmm EIiznI'mclIx :Xn1Irews, 94 Reading lelt to right Betty Urilvrlelsun, Durvtlly Ur-altun, Doris tiley. .Kline Dunning. louise Yming, Nlaxine Hwrain. .lt-.nnw tl..lrIf .mil ltcrtn ,lean Kr-list, Real cozy and chunnny lilie . . . arenit they? . . . and just the grandest girls to have lor Hhest friendsn . . . they talce a lancy to meeting every hlonday evening . . . and on Saturday nights , . . all the Delta Sigs munch on snaclcs together . . . They love to entertain . . . igreat on stylel . . . and did themselves proud at their iVlother's Day luncheon . . . they helieve in doing things different . . . and declared a uparty-night' '.,. then turned to patriotism and good worlcs . . . gave a dance for the soldier hoys from Fort Des lvloines. Xvhen they select memhers . . . well . . . just the hest in the Vvest . . . like Nlarian Mcculla . . . popular presi- dent . . . a trojan for work in History and international Relations Cluhs . . . tall after meetings, tool . . . Berneil Nlaxey and Dorothy grace Vvomerfs Band with fancy struttin ,... Berneil lilies psychology, too . . . Sarah-.lean Gibson is musical . . . we all lcnow . . . sings with the A Cappella Choir . . . Virginia Kingery and Nlarian list Kappa Delta Pi among their activities . . . ditto Betty Gahriclson and Dorothy lxlcculloch for Alpha Lamhda Delta . . . iiced-calce lor Freshmen, . . . and Betty also won the scholarship hracelet of Delta Sigma Epsilon . . . for having the highest grade average . . . lhooli larnin', we calls itl . . . they also have a National Conclave . . . this year in Denver among the snowfcapped Roclcies . . . Dorothy Dealcun and Louise Vining are all a dither . . . theyre the delegates . . . smart . . . genial . . . just different . . . these Delta Sigs. 95 !QAi Win gamma IUVNIJIQII, OI'I'fII1IQR IT, lww G,XNIfNI,X I'II.XI IIQR. IUII IIICI IN ,IIQXN SIIXIUN Zn 'Ci J 1 Q? Q? T E7 Rearlmu I1-Il IU nghl, Iirst nm. 5I..r,..m ' ' ' Scrnml rm I Immfl, Ixulmv, SI-Ifl N I v 1 Ima-r, XX'iI4I,. I3.,.II., Hom INN S4-mm, Nhrhm XY1III..ms, I,IIlI.m Gqrlver. 5II.niI Ihird r-,-xx, flyrllc R--yr-, Peggy CI1ri5m-, IMI-.-m Ian, III-In Iimm-r, Im.-ef Jolmswn, ISI-rn IMI Professional Allied Arts Sorority IIUI I.IfX5 1 OI.I.I.C-I,. IIUILIN5. YIRCZINIA Presiclmmt. . . . .Betty ,Ivan Svxton Vivo Prvsiclcnl. . . . .Bcity IDOIIIIICISUII Sm rvlury ... . . .I.iIIinn Garber Y11I'i'ilSllI'I'f . , . .plariun Xvillimns ,K fs '67 ,su 4 W - K I.,.Nl...mH.. NI..fIy- RMI, IIIIWI Mlmu IMWIIH lh-.Im-II, I5afImf.. Cm-.-.. I I1-mum U- .. mm, Ucuy LM..II.I,.,n 96 In-..-Img I.-It Q.. right, hm nm. .l.-nt-i Ilfy-len. H.-nv t'r..t...m, l.1lI...,. C-.trlrer Ser.-ml ww: l,illi.m hung. limlmm Gwen. Ni.-rm' XYilli.nns. I'i-g Ciimtw. xlnriurie Flirt-vi.m-mi. C'i.il.f-nw Uusley. XVII-I.. It--nl.. Svlnl Heier. 51.-rrid l.:-nite Sim.-img. Virginia lingvf-. tl.-rd 17-Irvin mm ,lt-.... Sf-nm.. .tn-I .Lin l'lummm Blasters of music . . . art . . . drama . . . great artists who love the loolliglits . . . Xvagner symphonies and spa- cious galleries . . . they like to meet in garrets . . . and sometimes clo during their weelcly meetings . . . they're friendly 'Cause they tallc aluout the arts and thoroughly enjoy it . . . ancl that isnit all . . . they have Quax personality Ginny Rogers . . . chapel organist . . . .lan Plummer, Vvilda Boats and Betty Graham . . . their pricle and joy in the art department . . . along with Cay Ousley, Sybil Meyer, lxlarcia Leniton, Dee Bennett and Barbara Green . . . Accom- panist for the quartet and numerous other groups . . . none other than Marian Vvilliams ialso ahle treasurer, . . . Lillian Garber iol' stage light fame, and Betty Donaldson warhle with the lvladrigal Choir . . . while Prexy B. J. Sexton directs the Asbury Church Choir . . . and sings in the Dralce Trio . . . Senior Flora Ostrem aclcls lame to the Symphonic Orchestra and Lillian Young to the String Quartet . . . Peg Christie and Janet Dryden talxe turns . . . accompanists at the piano . . . Marge Christiansen lluclcy gall sings with the lxlale Quartet. Versatile? . . . what do you thinlc? . . . and that isn't all . . . they entertained their national ollicers last Fall anel wound everything up lor the year with a super picnic. 97 igma .gofa President ..., Vive President ..... Rvrording Serrvlenry. . . Corrcsponcling Svcrclary. . Trvusurer .... lll2l.liN C'll,XTNlISl.lflf X W 1- In-mu tm professional Music Sorority l'OlFNDED: JUNE I2. 1003 INIYICRSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC. ANN ARBOR. MlC'HlGAN PI CHAPTER, MAY 20. 1020 Dnnella Rhoades . .Julia Schmid . .Allllea Sluhr . . . .Lela Bricker Lillian Vvooclarcl limflmg leln Q.. mln: lim mu, IW. Nulng.-f, I-.lm Slhmlfl, lf'..,e Blume Nea-lpfkml. leln Bm-km. llmlelld Rlmfll-5. Alrhea Sli-hr. .Mgl-lme Ross, lll-lu. C nec Hermvlim: Xyhilafrc. Second row. ,lunc Lmsrnx. lvluriv Oakes, Durullxy Turner, Elaine Tlmrums, Nlary lwnrgurz-l Arl, Norma Cagley. Flarlixa Johnson. Hester lgollmcll, Belly Cumlon Shirley Jen ms Betty Brown. Doris .Icnn Haines Burl Nlarian Young. 98 llracling lol! lo nglil, scateflg Slurlcy ,lenlninei lime larsl-xi. Dnrlr-no 5l.-igruwm. Dnrollw Turner liz-Ely lin-mu. ,lcnn Nivllsg:-r. lions-lla Rlx--iults, Ximian Young. Hr-sler Bntlmell, 3l.uie UAL:-4, Nlarllm Inlwuwn :mil l.Q-la limiter. Standing. Dons Gene Haines. Nlanlyn 5: mm, ll-urine Hnniwu Rutln itunes. Rntlx Pegg, fir-u-:new lwvglvr. Mary Margaret :Xrt and Norma lqnglvy. lwlemlmers ol Sigma Alpina lota . . . xfxfff are proud to announce tllat time group will present Hlmlarp Vveaveru at tlle annual Twiliglmt Nlusicale, March 8 ,... tllis according to Prexy Donella Rlioades . . . You lcnow . . . tl1at's llle poem by Edna St. Vincent lvlillay and Elinor Remiclc Vvarren . . . An SAI wrote tllat . . . Allliea Stullr, Dralce laeauty adds . . . Perllaps tlre purpose of tlre organization is not clear . . . lvlarllia Jolmson can tell you . . . to raise tlle standards ol music appreciation among women students . . . to lurllier development of music in America . . . and to promote and dignity llie musical proliession . . . Donyt lvorget tlrat Pliyllis Copeland ttlie pride ol Randolph Field, brings fame to SAI as slie warliles willl local bands . . . ditto Altliea . . . tile rest cllime . . . Yes, we have a grand lvamily on tlie faculty, too . . . suclm mernlJers as Rutll Emmert . . . Nona Cowles Essingliam . . . Helen Cliaznlqlee . . . and lvlalmel Moss Madden . . . Donella adjourns tile session . . . reminding the members to be on time for tlie lxrlusicale practice . . . since we are really super . . . and we want tlle rest to tliinli so. too. 99 1 ' Zia Fir cfia Professional Speech Arts Sorority FOUNDIQD: 1893 NOR'IliXVYfSTtiItN L'NIYtfRSl'l'Y. EVANSIUN. ILLINOIS 'Qian fl.XNl5t.X C'tt.Xl l'liR. 11121 President .... ...... J oan Kurt Vice President ......... . .Geraldine James Corresponding Secretary. . . ..... Jean fiytone Refording Secretary .... . . .Virginia Rennef IQLXN Kirin' Treasurer . . . . . .Qpal I-light Tea lor two or collee lor vast. Crew and lriends lollowing tlle Drama department production, Joan Kurt, amiable leader. inquires . . . many tlie customs we must uptmotd or hold up, says Opal Higtut as stie reminisces of the memor- able Green Room, taarlistage . . . lmut don't lorget ttie malieup room. Arlene Sfllwotx says . . . since Zeta Phi Eta eluourages actresses. Helen Crippen endorses ttle giving' ol tlle lroplmy to tlie outstanding actress of the tligtl SCIIOOI play tournament . . . wllat about tlle costumes . . . if you wanted tllat added plume, a Zeta IIHS it . . . tlieir motive is always to clerorate. elalmorale and circulate . . . ton time stage, . . . now letls forget our troulwles witlm good old Zeta rolulee. f my 'QWBS' Rm-ailing tr-ll in rigtulg first rim: Veg tfxam. Gerry Lum-s. ,Xilr-eu Ni-yi-rs, ,loan Kurt, ,ivan ttylfme, lflaine Halter .mtl Virginia ltonner. Se-rnnvl row: Gloria l'uHee, Mary .lane I'l1enix. .li-fume Xvilsnn. l5.urlmra lforlres, Evelyn Uylcliouse and lfllu-l Rolzerg. vlqlxirrl row: Kay Lilljquisl. ,teane lttaruum, Sylzsil Pryor, l'alrinia Yates. Ftaylwu Sullivan. Barlmra lllanagan and Opal Highr. 100 lieu-Img if-ti In riglit. Fir- blmu, I-eml.Iiiw l.imf-s. l'.1lrisi.i Nlurplix, AMI-ry C imnliers. lr-.in t1il..i..-4 imnk bln-4-in ,mtl Ruger iGl.iyI.,iL Zeta phi Eta Coffees alter eacli university production . . . besides serving lie-man sized sandwiclies, and as many as you can eat, are tbe one uniting force in tbe drama department. ln informal groups sprawled over tbe floor or more dignified ones in cbairs and sofas . . . cast meets crew and tbe various angles of tbe production are discussed. Lewie and Professor Fiderliclc drop official duties to become a part ol tbe informal- ity . . . Friends of tbe drama department lcnow tbat on time Saturday nigbt ol production tbe lounge of tbe Administration building will be the scene of a bappy gatbering not soon forgotten. The friends come too, because tliey feel assured of their welcome . . . So tbat is time story ol a Zeta coffee, a tradition in tlie drama department, but we almost forgot-Tlle cbarming llostess is none otber ttlan lwlrs. Straw. No Coffee would be complete witliout ber. For tlre past year alter eactl production ttie tradition was lcept. During play tournaments too, Zetas entertained before tlie linal judging. Ttxen the climax ol tlie season presented itself in the lorm of a com- bination colztee alter mlqliunder Rock, tinal production of tlie year, and farewell party lor Lewie Flclzqarland. This rounded out tlfre year ol activities. . Zeta pledges and actives played outstanding roles in time productions. Tliey called almost lull mem- bersliip in Ustage Doon!! and Ujourney to Jerusalem, Hlxfly Hearts in tlie Higlilandsf, and ml-bunder Roclcn claimed many more. 101 Honmorary Freshman Scimoiastic Sorority Ifml,'Nlml-1131 1011 lfNlYlfRSl'l'Y Ol: ILLINOIS. l'llA51I'.XlGN DRXIXII f'IlAP'l'l.R. FLXY T. Illi- Presidenl .... . . .Beverly Browniie Vice Presicienl . . .... Frances Rilcimey IIJX mecml:l1me'msrmN, s .-..i.,f .x.1aS..f Seerelary .... . . .Barimara Huleimison Seimoiarsimip simouici ime cieveiopeci at an early age says Pmeveriy Pmroxvniie ieacier oi lime B+ average girls, imeller known as lime Aipima Iillllilfiil Della. iresimmen imonorary scimoiaslie sororily ',.. Helly Nesimeyf anti lime senior advisor icia Roimerlson simoxv limal irommm lime rammics oi lime group imave Come many oi Draiceis Pimi Bela Kappas . . . Sylvia Karp says sime limimmixs so also . . . srimoiarsimip is lime imasie assummmpliomm oi lime group anti proiyaimiy simouici ime more imasie in every eoeci . . . Seimoiarsimip was cieveiopeci al an eariy age for al ieasl a iexv oi lime Drake-iles. me .-... imma men ln aura: nam me xm..f.r c'ml.Ll-Q, ma.-ay on. maamy mm... m1.,.lu..,..m Mary lemma.. o'v.aQ.., me..f.,ll.,m Mlc'..ll...m. mul Pm CW-M.. 'S-1-.ami raw: Shall-y .lemlkimm Ian Knipp, ll-.mins Rm-lu-y, Ilarlmam lllmlmwn, iicveriy Ilmwmilie, Ili-an Culmlmge aml Phyllis Klnmnan, 'linrli nm inully kann, cmlma- llexim-, lean l.uial, ll.-My Uainif-lsmmn. Jam- C' --li lr. Leona ,xnris-rson, virginma Rogers, Opal lligiml, Ilia Rulmerlsf-n. Virginia Simaniw, Gerzmlilim- lm-mis, Sylvia Karp. 102 Professional Christian Service Sorority flfultxlbkn- wg: DRXKIQ 1,'Nlx'!-iRsl'I'Y President ...... ...... l rene Hill Vice President . . . . . .lcla Rolmertson Secretary . . . . . .Bernaeline Rover Treasurer . . . . .Hazel Broclcett We must all remember that our organization endeavors to promote Christian fellowship and service . . . President Irene Hill opens the meeting asking for devotions . . . Ida Rollertson chimes that we have plenty ol fellow- ship . . . the parties with Aleph Theta Ze's and the lxlinisterial Association just can't he heat . . . l.ois Knipp reminds us not to forget the dee-licious pot-luck suppers. picnic and slumber parties . . . thnfs where engngecl women so generously Clonate live-pound boxes ol' chocolates . . . Hazel Brocliett reminds the group that they have a serious project . . . and rememlber the quilt we are piecing. she adds . . . Yes, we really promote fhristian lellowship and service . . . they all chorus. ie its x ' K W 5 A 3' ,I ,,.-Q liifmtirrg It-ti ni right: tim r-nr: Ilurirm tl.......rr. XX rlrr-.4 Smith ,mt Phyllis lInL. Sammi rim: Hazel ISM-km. Nrirms Caglev, Virginia lim. Ima- Ilill. Luis Krripp, his li..t,Q-rust... mill Ylary xliirgaret .Xn illhirrl row, lwury Huglin, Ferry Hue M4tKir-rnan. Nlrs. Seth Slrurglm-r, Rulry Smith, lvlury Katlrr-rine I-latin, lhrlitrrir Hirlrs. Cntiierirw Uusley :rnrl Nlrs. I If Falrlwell, 103 S Jehu 14,040 Honorary German Fraternity l'Ol,'NlJlQIl- 1020 XYUFITOIQIJ Vi 5l.l.liC1li. Sl'.XR'l'.XXlSl'IlG, If l5liAl'.X Xl l'IIAI l'lfll, lK I'Olll1R, 11136 Presiclenl ...,. ..... l cla Rolmf-rlson Vice ljrcsiclenl . . . . .Keilll lTI'ill1lillilIlSCI' Secrelary ..... ..... . lames llarnell Vlirvasurc-r . . . . .Donalcl llc-nge ll?XRl1lllQll'IS1b'Y Sclmlars . . . lollqs xvlxo apprc-dale ancl cle-sire' lo master loreign languages . . . xvllo value Cie-rman llislory ancl vullurc . . . lo llu-in counos llw glory ol lwing aclmillvcl lo lllis national CTQTITIEIII lralernilv . . . mvvlings are llelcl reg- ularly Pilfll rnonlll . . . lfla Rolwrlson . . . lprcxy ol evc-ry Olllf'I' group on llw CEIIIIDLIS . . . well almost, pouncls ilu' gavel . . . Pape-rs on llw lives ol Us-rrnan Americans are reall and clisrussecl . . . ,Qreal srii-nlisls . . . musicians . . . arlisls . . . lunnan . . . sympallwlii' peoplc- jusl like ourselves . . . Bul il isnil all slucly anfl cliscussion . . . lllere is always a picnic . . . xvilll llamluurgc-rs anfl onions ancl Sllfll . . . lluis yr-ar al Virginia Aclwrinanvs . . . llley llave some ol llmv swf-llesl lollcs in llu- flmaplf-r . . . Prol. Vox . . . spvalxs Cornlan mosl llui-nlly . . . antl onv ol lllf- ggranflesl lvacluxrs on llu- campus . . . Ke-ill: l:l'illllillilllSf'l' xvllo sp:-ncls luis sparv lime in llu- sc'ie-mac lalus . . . llmf-n llu-rc-is Holm floss . . . well. lu-'s a ljlli Helo along xvillm lcla Rolwrlson . . . lmrillianl liollqs . . . lllosc flvrman lralf-rnizcrs . , , ancl swell .lor-s. -M l l lh-lalmg I.-ll el. right, ln-n ri-vl XXRIIH.. rmnli. Rall. Rilllanls Iam.-N llarm-ll lil.. lJ.,l-,-fi-M. lv.,.nI, l'm..LI,....l.,f, lm-f.l,l-,. Il..a...,..., X..f...i.i, P.,lI.,.-L 104 legal lean it Honorary Art Fraternity i XIJIJJ, NIU 2-. IUIJ ' t'NlX'tQICSl'I'N UI KXNS XS, tAXX'Rl'fNCIf t tlresictenl .... vice tlresirtenl Serretary .... Treasurer . , Fraternity tor the etite IAXIHIJ X C H XI'ItQR, 1012 htary .tanet Plummer .. . . .XVilila Bouts ...tic-tene t teitman . . . .XViltla Boats JAN Pl.l'5lN1tTR onty seventeen he-tong . . . antt they meet every two weeks . . . tteave it to Jan, hest prexy this siete ot the Roctxiesj . . . They have such retehrilies as Xvitt Sturctiyant anct Doris Hotty who won honors at the Des htoines VVomen's Ctuh Spring exhihit . . . there's Senior Vvitcta Boats who,s a whiz at scutpturing . . . anct Frert Stewart, a master-Craftsman in oils antt water rotors . . . the,s a Phi Bete, toot, . . . There's tvorothy Bennett . . . ctesigner anrt Cratt wortier . . . Vic' Smith. our fguax rartoonist . . . anct .tan Ptummer, who insists on heing ufttt'tf'I'f'IltU . . . tthis semester she caryect a horse trom a htorti ot pine, . . . Ratph Svhuhert, hetween his many projects keeps them intormect about his home state ot Xvisconsin . . . tctitto Pmoh Duniyent ahout New ixtexicoi . . Att put together they're a group ot swett hosts at the tens they sponsor tor ilu- monthty exhihits hy iowa artists. 2321 ,1 Apu, ,,..f-fm' i J t. L Ili-aflmg lvl: ni ri In lr...-r nm Svinl hteyvr, tI.mi.-1 Sli,-yefliali, Helly tmiliaii., Ili-I.-ii 51eiulm.m Sounding XVII Slmitiyimt, L... l'Iumm.-r, Kilim.. It-mum, IH..l, lhimoim Ralph Stlmlim, YH Faint.. IJ-,mln lt.-mm. XY.I.Ii. lG4...L tjrot Sihlefselmaii 105 Qibeha .Sigma i Professional Commerce Fraternity l'cuL'NI1l.l1 NUYLZMILI I: 7. wo? ff H1 If JI fll VUNINII RVIQ. NKXX' il IRR l,'XlX'I RSI I Y ,XIPIIXIilIX4'lIXI l'IQR.MXYII,11121 l,I'l'SlClClll .... . . .lfugeuo Aslmlmauglu Vivo Pri-siflf-nl.. .. .lJOI1illll llugln-s Svfrclary ..,. .... l Jon Goss l Vlqrvasurvr . . . . . .Don Paulsen I1l'IiGIfNII,XSIIIHIYIII hvlqliilllli you. B. F. Kaullman, llresiclc-nl ol lganlu-rs il-rusl Company . . . lor giving us lln- cyening aclclrossu . . llmus Pre-xy Eugene- Asl1lmaug1l1 vomfluclvs llle formal session . . . Nexl wvvlc . . . Cllilllflf' V. lXlCRroom . . . pvrf sonnvl manager ol olm-rc-clill1 Pulmlislling Company will lac- xyilll Dc-lla Sigma Pi . . . Carroll Kinlu-r announfes . . . llal Nugvnl lalies a low miuulvs oll to lrrag alnoul llll' I04l e-ll'icic-ncy fonlc-st . . . thi- local fllapler linislmcl ciglxllz in lllc- nation . . . aml llwy lmayv a rcpulalion lor lurning out lvaclc-rs . . . gn-al prcsiclvnls . . . Don Huglws ol Com- nnvrvc- Clulm . . . Hal Nugonl, lormer connnancle-r ol Cwlmi Us-lla. ancl lfugmxv .'XSlllNlIlQl1, swoncl in communal ol Vlqriangle Clulu . . . IilN'0lll'ilQll1Q lln-ir aim lor svlmolarsllip . . , lacoully me-mln-rs, De-an lgflllllllilll, Duran llollman antl Dr. llull urgv lllPIH on llle llinal clriyc . . . Don Goss inlerrupls . . qlgyc- lelloxys. we you next Wm-li willl lylr. N IVISFOOHI. 'J 1.2 W Ili-.1-ling Ii-In In right, lir-I r--U IM-mari! lxznlu-mln-ilxer, RHI..-n Nlifvec, IM. him, Ipagmw ,X-lilmiiigli, IM. llnglw- dial XII.-I. Mill.-rN..n Ser-lnyl nm lqinrroll lxinlo-r, Hal Num-nl, llnmixnl limi, Idol---rl Hmm-ii xlarun Flyer, lah.. Iukin, Rnlu-rl llumiy an-I 'Ibm Rnllggurs 106 Jehu jkefa Professional Law Fraternity I Ul'NlJ1'1J S1jP'l'1QN1IR1iR 26, 1011 t'.L .. ,, . , lLI.lN . COLIC i41iN.X't'tj, AVRII. 16, 1921 Presiclent ...... . . .1l0llIl Xvalters Vice Presiclent. . . ....... Paul Xvilson Secretary . . . . .Amlarose Strittmatter Treasurer . . .......... Al lxliller .101 1N XY.-XLTILRS Comraclesllip . . . tl1at's tlle ulawn ol Delta 'Tllf'ti1 Pl1i . . . and to prove il . . . tl1ey meet every two weelcs . . . sometimes as lawyers . . . sometimes as tlle jury . . . and on rare occasions as appellants . . . ancl just to lJe different . . . they combine lausiness ancl social witl1 tl1eir one session . . . some prominent lawyer or traveling attorney discusses some pllase of tlie law . . . minutes are read . . . and ti1en tlley acljourn until two weelcs lience . . . at tile seventld liour in tlle evening . . . perlmps tlleir specialty . . . outsicle ol interpreting time law is tlle lnarlmeque . . . Paul Vvilson is chief clwel . . . so tlmey usually l1ave rilms . . . lneans . . . potato clrips and ?????? . . . aslc Amlnie Strittmatter alaout tlie latter . . . lle lcnows all alxout cletails . . was a cleluater ancl won tl1e silver cup . . . fXYl1lCl1 l1e never clicl receivel . . . ulwlajorn .lolsm Vvalters is capalvle presiclent wllo lcnows tlle law ancl aclministers it. too ...i A l lwliller Collects all tlie clues ancl tllis is one time wllen lle is a strict interpreter ol tlwe constitution . . . wllile Bill Templeton tells all tlle wonclerlul stories . . . swell Joes . . . tlmse Delta Tlmts. Re1111i11g lelt 1-1 11151111 ins: 1-1111 Charles N111111111, Stewart 1.1111-1, XV1111.1111 XX'111q, Paul XXHIS1111. 1111111 XY11111-fs, .X1111411 Miller. .X11111r11st- S111n1111a11pr, C'1.1111e111 t1f1f1.111.l .md Xxlillinm Tc1111111f111n. 511111111 1.1111 R11111-11 Kay, XX'1111.1111 411111111 X511 XY111.11, 1011611 1.11111-, XX'1111.1111 N..l1.11, Leslie 1G.11..1.11..111-1, 1131111-1 3111111111111 'I111111 11111-. V11 Kleiner, when 1J11111i1e11bar11, 1211111 Kr-1111ei1y. 1t1.11t-11 l.,1t1,111. I1m.1111l CU1111.111,1 111.1 XY1ll1a111 IJ.-.11111f1. 107 t gfa igma Honorary Classical Language 1 Fraternity 1Hl'NlJt1IJ- 11:21 l'xix'11i:sl'n' oi riilcixczo mio t'ttXI I'I1Ii, 1037 President ....., . . .icia Rohertson Vive President .... ........ . Ruth Poli Seeretaryfiqreasurer . . . . .ixiary ,lane Rf-ihsen IDX lilbttt-1l!'I'StlN Sum . . . esse . . . iui . . . semper iicieiis . . . anci then something in Creek which We dichft Catch . . . and w mt s more . . . they aii apparently uncterslamt each other . . . for it's their purpose to promote friendship and amia uhh among students studying the eiassieai ami euiturai . . . they meet onee a month . . . react papers and at tht emi of the year have a supper picnic with ati the Hfireeic ami Latin Condiments . . . Dean Cuhhage and Profc ssor Stringfeiiow are the Competent advisors . . . fuii of womierivui taies of their personal experiences White traveling tin Greece and Romei . . . there's prexy icia Rohertson . . . Phi Beta and presicient of aimost everything . . . Q larm ing Ruth Poli whose smite reinincis one oi ibiana . . . Terry Rosen who takes time out lo sort the maiis . . am gracious i.iz ixiam'i.ennan . . . tso that's where you aequireri your poise ami grave to heeome NDN Ciuh sweet uf . . . ami ali the rest ol the group . . . ciislimalive ami outstamtingg . . . The Circ-ei: ami i,atin gocis wouici think so Jo 1 t 1 i i i t 2 ' Nw GD I - i ihrttitiw It-tc l-. nglng tim rms: nltiry Yupt-r. Mary Iam- th-timer., ltt.. thin-rrsmi, Ruth Ihill, th-an Cuhhage anti Bum ,lr-am.-A Ixfmo. S.-Witt nm- 't'wf.i.te tim.-I., li-,mite I'-.mm-. l'...t. Sammi.-lt-.w, iilmibflli IN1..iI4f-...mi mul Keith Van lim.. 108 Ji fin xilgfflflef CLFLCJ .SUMPJ Meri is Honorary Aeilievement Society lill Xl7I.I3 Illlhll lil? Xlxl' l'NIX l'I3Sl'I'Y ljresiclenl ........ ..,. A 'Xl Silver Sec relary-'lireusurer . , . . .Cecil llielcs Al. SILVER Flon. lionomlnle men, lurillinnl men. nelive men . . . nol ll1e moans ol lime Drnlxe lemnle ronlingenl, lull llelmel :xml Spurs, lmonorary nclmievemenl lralernily, as llley selefl eligilrle lmrllelors lor eovelecl memlyerslxip . . . :Xl Silver. .lurli XN'V2llSOll nncl C4-1-il llielcs cogilale on prosperlive lenclers - men ol meril . . . eligilpilily requiremenls inelucle a ll axveruge nncl nrlive purliripalion in Qluclenl lile . . . papers were lnlmululecl, Qracles lingerecl, and llnese were llle lop ranking men. .lim Cooney, Frecl ljorler. .lim Cruwlorcl. fiillperl Xveislmzmr. Bill llunzelmnn, Boll Spiegel, Jolm COL'llfilIl. Bill Cale. Don Dillon. Carl llollnmun. Ray Reslione . . . men, lmonorulzle men. lrrilliunt men uncl active men. Ieeaflm lm lo mm. su.. 1f.,.1 lmnef. ixl mlm cn-..1 nur. 11.11 rpm., c1.l!,.-fr xx'ml1....f Q-f....,i lr., ieQ,u.1,..N. :aiu 11l.m1........ Jf..L xx'..r,.., liolw s,.,.-url ,lim 1..l... nf.. c'f..u5.,n1 109 66 77 Iflruly Iqllcrmenub C L ILII If ll I I l I II H IJ I I I I .rx..IUu. II I Xu H nr N I I I LXI I I II I I II II I I IHIIIIII. II N ur I I l II II I NI II-H I1 I rI XX In II I X I I II II..IIIn II rl III: IX-I UII 'NI I. In II..w I nIIuI. I M N 1 I I .III IIII lx I rn If I Nl. I. ..X. In Ix I-Imm IJ n Im I Ir If IJ I IIpI1 Ir: L IJ Ihllm, IIiII N1 I Im rx R1 1 In If I W 'Filth ig Professional Education Fraternity l'OI'NDliD: I ERRt':XRY 26, I9-11 President . . . . Vice Presictent. . Secretary . . Treasurer .. Ecturation extencls into every llome in tlle lJRAIiIi ltNIVIiRSI'IiY . .Betty Lou lwlecoy . . . .Darline lvloore . . .0live Devine . .l.ois Knipp lancl . . . Agreed is Kappa Beta Kappa which encleavors to ai lmewilclering, prospertive teaCl1ers of Ameriea . . . Prexy lxIi'C0y lwrings news ot tlie extension ot lier leadership over tlle state-wide rT6i1CilCI',S Association . . . Pllyllis Klinzman tells of tl1e next meeting wllicll will l1elp timid teachers get the lys and Q's ot llow to interview . . . or ten easy lessons in vamping tlme new lloss . . . eIitSLlllli Kuniolci gives a lmriet report on llle troulbles tlue group will encounter in tlleir new lmlxitat . . . lxlemlmersllip emlaraces all tlle pros pective tearllers on tlme campus . . . as tlley attempt to spreael eclucation in an intelligent. organized and elqlective lllilllllftl' tllfflllgll CYCFY l10II1C ill tlme Iillld. llc.: ling toll to right, tirst row: Han-I XX'eakIy. ttelty l.ou Ntfflw, Nlilrlrevl tilnwv, Phyllis Ixlmrmnn. I'f-.ul liiurk. Dnrlmr- Home. lilsumi Iiunmkim Vittoria Pmmingnm mul Uuris leterson Setfml r-.wg Dr-fm tl. Leigh ltnlcer, lvlnrian lvlafulla. Betta It-an Heist. Virginia Kingr-ry. Luis Knipp. lxinry Ann Rumlm, Glms Russ, Ilelm .lurgms, Lois Jenn Kerr. Doris .lean Slieatler anrl .Nlurxin S yers lhirrl row: :Ximian Xyilliznns, .lean Lucas. Janet Dryclen, Olive Devine, Dorothy Dyson, :Kline Flint. tiarlyam Circ-gory. Fl.-argnrvt Stump. Margaret Nasli. tflaine Law. Illu Dorsey Ilumthy Newell, Jean ,V nfcr,-lu ' izabetli .Mi-Ire-we anrl llvetty Galmvlsnu 111 r ii .jcclaloa .Zahn i Honorary Education Fraternity A l'lJllNDlflJ1 N.'XRl'll IR. IIHI INIYIQRSITY Ol ll,l INOIS, CllAfXll'.XlliN ,. . L.4, ljrr-sirlcnl ...... . . .Cornelia lxlallvll , Vice Prcsiclvnl. . , ..... Pat ,Axllmvrs Sz-rrclary . . . . .... Nlary lrlllm' 'llrvasurcr ..... ,... . lfmma J. Stoll CORNICLIA MALLETT Assl. Trcasurvr. . . . .Belly l.ou lxlrfioy Sllall we llavv an eclucalional pam-l or just pan 4-clucalion. proxy Corn:-lia lxlallcll inquircs ol' members ol Kappa Dclla Pi, llonorary ccluralion lralvrnily . . . Xxillill almoul Xvar aml Eclucalion. ljal Allucrs. yin--proxy, wanls lo linow as lllc group sponsors ils seconcl in a series ol L-clucaliopal lorums . . . Xvlwrv is lllc secrclaryis lmoolc was Nlary l.r-lllcrs wail ol tlme year . . . Emma .l. Scoll womlcrs alaoul prospcclivv mf-mlncrs . . . llow . . . Eclucalion sluclonls witll a I3 average aml an inleresl in llle lielcl lnol naluralisls, cillwr, . . . Xvlwn . . . lmmmlialcly, il pos- silulc . . . Xvllcrc .... HX nywllvrv. lnul il il can lx? arrangccl. Dralcc- . . . Xxllral . . . Sluclvnls, not vnrollees . . :Xclyisor Dylc Nlilccscll relalvs Conyvnlion TirllJils as lgvlly l.ou plrffoy rvsounfls will. ncxxs ol Kappa Della l'i loanquvl' and Arlvnc Sfllwoln wislmes we woulcl l1ayc- an ecluralional pam-l or pan efluration. . l s , fs rv-ar an my 4-1 'Ili Renflmg ll-ll lf. ngln. lim mv. llolv.. C.1p..f-.., Y..g....n G...I.l., N1..r.1,.rel Srila-rl, l'.....pli.. Niall.-u. ILgQ,Li.......eu.-. X'...g...i,. Kiagefy, IJ.....uI.f-f. C.....l.li.. .....l li........ J. S--..n, -N.,--x,a ,,.,1v,. va A-,JM . Scmncl ww. Belly Lf... FNl.C'..y. Hayle fNl.Le...ll. Hele.. ll...l....... l..I... C..fl....... INl....- Idlle.. Nl...'... Nl.f'..II.., IJ--.... ll. Leagl. lS..L.... 'xklene Srl...-.l.. M... Pe...I ISj...k, D..rr.lhy l'e.gl.v..cr. Flyrlle i'I...,n.-......., 51.5. XY.-..Llv .....l Sgln.. Km... 112 I x .jcclolaa Wu gpdifon I is Honorary MUfIlGmfltiCIS Fraternity IUIYIJIQIJ XVRII 1- 11:31 3 is XI IIIIIIXX ISII RN 'II..Xl'III'QIQ S COI.I.I-III-Q, T.-XIII.I.12I 'XII HIxI X. IOXYX III'f'I'.X FIU' 27. 1010 I,fl'SILIOIlI .... ..... I lobe-rI Goss Vive I,resicIvnI. . . . .Norman I.ancIesg: Secretary .. ...-.. .IuIia RaInn Tre-asurer . .. .RoIwrt Lamluf-rl IUIIIIfR'l' C055 IJcc'in1aIS . . . squarv rools . . . aIusIrac'Is . . . unIinowns . . . slrange . . . puzzIing1 Iigures . . . itls onIy Kappa SIU EpsiIon at one oI II1cir IIIOIIIIIIY svssions . . . you Svc' . . . IIICYIFC ailmnpting Io sIimuIaI0 inlvrcsl in IIN- sIucIy oImatI1- emalirs . . . II10y'rc pole-nIiaI Einslcins . . . l'IlQIIN'l'l'S . . . Forest Rangers . . . and IIN-y musl Iinow II1e IuncIumentaI DFOIJIPITIS reIaIPLI io IIN- Iqic-IcIs oI pure anrI appIic-KI maIIn-nnnlics . . . Cjnve upon a lime II1c'y used lo meet lI1c Hrs! Friday aflvr II1v I-irsl InII moon oI 1-u1I1 monII1 . . . IJuI now IIICYIH' noi supvrstiiious any more . . , it just isn'l Iiltin' Ior mulInvn1aIim'ians . . . I,roIcssor Nc-III amI 5Iiss XVoocIyarLI arc' IIN-ir uIlimale advisors . . . IuII of Innnor amI Ioacls oI Iun . . . vspm'iaIIy xxIn-11 IIN' .mnu.1I ph nic roIIs around . . .wiII1 steaming CoII00 and even pohxio aI:ips . . .or is it pi1IaIm-s RIINI muslarcI. 3Iiss XVoocIyarcII' Rr-aflmg I4-Il m right, Iim nm I:.xrI fhrlsm. .XII-,X SIMILIH IM.. IIIIIHWI, Rv-In-rr IIfmHcn. IMI, I.ImI,ert. Norman LnmI4-N, 5Ir. Hfflf-II.mt. Mm XX'fmfIyarrI. PmI. NeFI. ,lvrrlr C'Im:cen:..n .UNI Julia R.-Inu. 5cLuncI nm. Rogan I5rfnIx, fl.-1rII1 II.ulla-rfnn, RIIIIAUI 5mxtI'm. ILIHII Spencer, IIfm.nrI I5mun-If-nn, IjiII Mm-yer IIeIen Sluuffvr, DIII. XYCWII, IMI, Gent, ,Iamcs f'IlII anrI IoI'm Swanson 113 J aloloa ai Professional Pharmacy Fraternity YOUNDIQD lJliCIfMl5tiR 13, If-79 NIEDICAXI. ifOl.l.tiGtQ OF VIRGINIA I5lL'l'.'X Flll. 51.-XY, 1039 President ..... . . .Gilloert Vveisilaar Vice President. . . ........ Leland Orr Secretary ..... . . .Tliurman Biclclison Treasurer . . . . .Jaclc Snycler Gll.lttfR'l' XX'lfl5lI.X.-XR Every concoction one coulcl possilaly orcler tl1ese professional pharmacists can ancl will oblige . . . they can malce cancly f... ti1i1t,S tootllsome and yet liurns . . . lip-sticlcs and lace powders . . . ibut Cion,t tell the girls, . . . down to gunpowcler lor National Defense . . . versatile . . . aren'l you, Kappa Psis? . . . Vvlmen not pre-occupied in the lalm . . .itlley talce time oft to discuss tlxe value and service ol plmarmacy . . . tlley engage prominent speaicers . . . some- times give papers . . . lmul not very ollen . . . tresearclr is more important, . . . one of tile olclest pharmacy frats in tlle nation . .,. lqounclecl lmaclc in 1870 . . . scilolarly . . . diligent worlcers, . . . tlaose first members . . . so Dralce's clmpter continues to upllolcl tliat traclition . . . Tliey lmave Cillmert Vveishaar lor president . . . this is liis second term . . . ltlminlcs ol lyrealiing precedent ancl will llile lor a tllircll . . . .laclc Scllneitier . , . meticulous and accurate . . . also an atlllete . . . tllen tl1ere's Cecil Hiclis . . . wlio pulls in time best gratles and lanclecl in Helmet and Spurs . . and all time rest . . . great plmarmacists in our vernacular. Ren ling lelt to right: llirsl row: .laclx Srlfmeitler, Jay lfurlglnrrl, J. Paul Nickerson. .laclc Crosson anrl :Xllrefl llurimrt. Seconcl row: Robert Scllow, Clayton Bruuilarcl. Gillxert Xveislmanr, Cecil Hiflcs anrl Tlmrman llirlclison. Tllircl row: Eclmoncl Brothers, .lolm Nvngner, Louis Cox anti l.clancl Orr. 114 u gpdifon Honorary Music? Sorority t'Ul'NDifl'J NUX'lf5iiHfR IS, 1003 N1If'l'ROi'l1I.IT.XN f'Ul.LtfCtf UI-' 5'll'SIC', FINFINNXTI, UHIH UN'liff3.'X f'tlAI I'lfR4 0C'TUlSliR 27. IUIT President ......... .... N 7irQinia Rogers s , Je , ts Recording Secretary .... ....... F lora Ustrem 1 - s L AA it Corres xonciin Secretarv ..... Celia Van Arsciale I 2 . L. .. Treasurer .... . . .PeQL!Y Christi? YIRKLINI x Romarles They meet once a weelc . . . time junior intelligjentsia ol time Fine Arts majors . . . master musicians . , . pianists . . organisls . . . soloists . . . ttiev liave a purpose . . . a-liuli . . . to promote tlie actvancement ot music in America anci ot appreciation ot all ciepartments in music . . . in actctition . . . to raise tile stanflarfls ol musical attainment . . . Tliey sponsor a Fall musicale . . . ancl tiave a Foundens Dav lmnquet . . . tliatis xvlien tile Freslnnan girl witll time lligtiest sctiolastic average in Fine Arts receives a mectal . . . iyou see. tlieyire really great on promotionl . . . xvliat xvitli mernlners like Ginny Rogers . . . an executive it tliere ever was onc X... ancl slie also plays llie l'llilTl9S . . . Celia Van Arsciale won time S100 scllolarsliip given luv Alumni oi Des ixloines . . . it-larian Xx'xVilliitltlS xvon time SI5 mvarcl lor soplmmore stellaritv . . . :Xileen Sears. .Xllene ixlelirens ancl Betty ,lean Sexton xvarlile in tile trio . . llelen t'larlJour anci ixlarian Xvilliams are accompanists . . . pretlv. stuclious . . . ciiligfent . . . truly :freat artists. 'S ff? al' Reading Ietu In nglnz I-'Ima Ustrcm. ,land Iir,-Jen. liilfen Se.-rf. Allen? yletxrcns, Peggy Clirislie. Berry lam Serum. llelen llarlmur, ximian XX'aIli..,..:, Cflid Yan ,-Xmldlif anrl Virginia Rogers. 115 2 ' ur Bessie Bruner-Taylor Dura Brolcaw-Coclcrell Edith Frazier-Hudson Bonnie .lewett-Vvelpton Allegra Frazier Margaret ilewett Georgia Vvitter-Vvaters .lennie Carpenter-VVidmann 5'Agnes Martin-Cloud qiMinee Alma Cady 'Mary Carpenter Craig-Schreclc Susie Gaspell-Matson Varilla lvl. Lane Mary Craig-Muclcley Rea Woodman Margaret Noyes Craig Nellie Burton-Amshury Corinne Coggeshall-Lingenlelter Ella May Allison Maude Davis Sprague Lulu Hullalcer-Goodman Jennie Robinson-Bell Nlalrel Reynolds-ivlonilaw 'klfathryn Van lvleter Jessie Tait Delia Still-Brunlc i Editl1 GwynneAUtterl'1acli Olive Vertrees Kate Macomtxer-Clarlce Leah Durand-Jones Ellen Hillis-Miller Vvinnil-red Vvennerstrum Portia Clarlce-Van lvleter Nlary Risser4Rolverts Bertha Denny-Colilman Ethel Shaw Glenclora McCord Rollins Blanche Galloway Naida Curtis Marie Van Aalcen-Koolman Georgine Van Aalien-Sauvage lnez Downing-Jayne 'kEleanor Cameron Sue Gunn-Kelley Georgia Ruilcorn Rae Stoclcham Dela Van Schoiaclc-Place Verona Calhoun-Johnstone Carrie Taylor-Culnlnage lnez Scott-Cartwright Eunice Meers Gail Seevers-Borden lvlary Roherts-Crowley Laura Mcfclary-lwlaclc Elma Xvlieatley-Holwson lvlary Nlcclary Stulalvs AIlYlEil7i'llC XX7allHf'f lxIf'I.?ly Nina Gregg-Vvoods Zoe XV. Seevers Stella lVlcCash-.lanes llia Carpenter'Hunter Ora Guesslorcl-Vveir Pearle Ruhy-Bullard Cecil Evans C- afgalaef Ju QI' Womenis Honorary Study Club Ruth Belle-Lane lvlaude Stoclcham-Meredith lvlary Ethel Dixon lrvel lvlyers Valda Hall-Prizer Blanche Rolzxertson Fleeta Brownell-Vvoodrulil Helen Starrpattee Rosalirelle Campbell-McCartney Juliette Devin Ethelyn Harris-Grennell Atta Hutchinson-Grayhill Rose Garrett-Holroyd Blanche Rohllins-Risher Virginia Kirk Leia Carson Anna Laura Clarlc-Thompson Mary Gilliland Brammer Eleanor lvlorning-Marvin Ella Louise Stein Maryluelle Xvatson-Bulloclc Hortense Lovett-Barnhart Nlarion Green Helen Rollins-.lewell llda Hammer Ruth Stewart lxlargaret Noyes Lawrence Helen Ross-Stebbins Elizaloeth lxlorning lxflary Martin Georgia May Campbell Helen Cheese-Liclcliter Margiiret Clarlc Ruth Kirby-Jamieson Nlariorie E. VV. Smith lvlildrecl Ryan .lanice Englishfliextrani ivlary Ross-Mziclcinnon Helen Rulay-Goode Gretchen Halwenicht-Cartwright Lucile lVlcKee-DelVluth Roloerta Herriot Hester Lawrence-Granluerg Geraldine Laughlin Frances lVlcKee Marguerite Nlinassian-Vvilson Virginia Foster Clare Loclcliart-Vveissinger Naomi Paul-Lee lvliriain Perlcins Esther Utterlvaclc-Penquile Nlelissa S. Carroll Nladalynn Pliilleo Katherine Fletcher-Shreves lvleredith Nlccaw Elsie Armand-Vvoocl Frances Burt-lxloulin Lillian Hetl1ersliawADarnell Ethel lvlae .lones Vega Morehouse-Lytton Frances Hull-Butler .leanne Shoclcley-Holmes Helen Dunlap Katherine Remus-Blanchard 'Margaret Dole-Baglay Virginia Davis-Goodrich Katherine Allen-Montgomery Frances Thelma Priscilla Eleanor Martha Kemp Larson-Lawrence Pratt-Scott Burton Peairs Dorothy Shaw-.lewett Myrtle Spurrier Julia Porter-Hise Ruth Culzhage-Dorsey CQM Bothilcla Mahler-Cleveland Gretchen lvlorehouse-Stoutmeyer Eleanor Scott Francis Donica-lves Millicent Haines Helen Mitchell Ruth Clemens-Needham Neva Rolnerts-Schneider Hope Vvorthington Dorothy Dornon'Richeson Margaret Alice Giloson-Guesslord Nlargaret Early Vvinilred Leonard .luanita Porter-Grant Lucille Moon Emma Gray-Vvard VVilma Stringlellow Mary Nell-Hess Velma Jordan Edna Penney-Vvriglit Gretchen Utterlmaclc-Aslihy Catherine Bowler-Cownie Doris Holi-Hohl Mary .lean Elder Maurine HoushfBlanlc Frances Dewell Doreen Howard-Lilnlwy Madelyn Rylands Mary Alice Holman-Polloclc Kathryn Carmichael Eleanor Rider-.luslice Kathryn Zirloel-Peterson Frances lvlorchouse-Cilomsct Katherine Beckman lVlyra Haase Nlargaret Marshall-Virilcery Leona Anderson .lane Alexander Nlary Brammer-Harper Mildred Gallmeier LuVern Gray Eileen Hartnlan-McCormick Doris Maclcaman-Corey Helen Roe Esther Sipling Evelyn Zirlnel-Gallagher lxflary Still Ritchey Dorothy Dusenlnerry-Tomplcins Martha Foster Lois Harris-Haelele Elizabeth Kelly .lean Wolf-Mountain Louise Bedford Helene Deming Elizabeth Fields-.lones Erma Johnson-Middleton Anne Koenig Eloise Marsh-Claiborne Sally Martin-Paul Bessie Spiwalc-Levine Patricia Strilnling Alice Yost Erna Warren-Payne Frances Wragg-Clark Kathryn Coons-McKay LaVern DeLong-Kohl Loraine Duncan-Wycherly Helene Garst-Oshlo .lane Giluson-Gladlclcler Lois Hartman Josephine Stalnalcer-Hosman Margaret Woodrow Vvilma Vvright Dorothy Beswiclc Barlaara Bitting Kathryn Breitenlcamp-Gale Dorf-ne Capps-Knowles Katliaryn Dylcstra Ruth Frislny-Henry xvinilred Hulzuler Leia Lehman Elloise Reasoner-Piper Elise Wilcox Betty Anderson .leanne Greenelalil Margaret Andrew Florence Kling-Wallace Helen ixlaxine Robinson Ruth Jones Frances Barlcer .loyce Walker Ruth Serrill Celine Kopriva .lulia .lean Rowe Mary Lefiler Dorothy Ludwig Mildred Ludwig Gertrude Price Nlaxine lvlartz Ann Caldwell Marjorie Camplzell Cornelia Mallett Opal High! Maxine Cooper lrene Veda Ponilivar lda Robertson Virginia Rogers Celia Van Arsdale Betty Lou McCoy Arlene Schwolo Frannell Foote Elizabeth Neslmy Charlotte Parlcer , Deccased jiachfion - Claracfer Presiclent .... . . .Helene Deming Vice Presiclent. . . ....... Rutli ,lones Secretary .... . . .Flarjorie Campell Treasurer . . . . Airs. Holmes Rt ltl ION! 5, X ue pnrmt.-nl Tradition. Cllaracter, traclition, scllolarslwip, traciition, leaclersliip, ancl traclition . . . Yes it is lxlargaret Fuller Club, Dralie's oldest lionorary '... Calling time longest roll Call at Drake. Nlarjory Caniplmell pulls lllI'0llQll tile list . . . Cornelia lxlallett cliscusses tile lille ol lxl. F. ,... Upal Higllt turns lnaclc time pages ancl reacts tile wonclerlul personages of olcl Liays . . . Airs. Boyci lwlasts lortli on No l-ile For A l.acly witll tlie acljoining PECJ meeting eclioing . . . Rutli .lones struggles over programs anal reservations . . . as all memlxers eat . , . Time annual .lune Day lorealflast tops oll tlie year ns time traclition ol Nlill'Qitl'f'l Fuller goes marfliing on, Alumni anti um tive Blargnret lsulli-r inenilwers always nntitipatv ilu- annual lunflieon at Younlirrs . , .1 spr-tial ofinsion , . . tlu- lounclers are inviteri . . . ilainty luvors . . , lusfious looil , , . mul a program tliatis Utopyn 117 fglzi Eid .jgalalaa Honorary S011 olastic Fraternity IUl NIJIIJ III VIBIISILR 7 ITM XX II I,l-KN .XXII VARY FUI l,I.flI'f. XX'IIlIXNlSI1l'RG. YIINDINIX IUXXHX ii.-X5131 X, 14IQI'TIQNII5I.R, IU!! vit? IJrc'sicIc'nl. . . .NIrs. X06 S1-vvvrs Svfrelary ..... . . .NIISS IQIIIPI NIM- .Ionvs Pure- ImowIf-mlgjv . . . effort . . . industry . . . CI1urm'I0r . . . I3IvmIc-cI into nine perfect sIucI1nIs reu.1I IIN' qunI1ll0s of PIII IIN-In Kappa . . . EIINI IxIue Jonas, e-Iqfivienl sf-frf-tary, stairs . . . EIc'vIi0n tn war lnCIucI6-QI Iffflly NcsIby .Iunior fxxpIosiv0 mixvr, suCc'c-4-cIingg AI SiIver, I0fll ,Iunior Ivsl luIx- l'0llIl0ISSfxllI' . . . rl 11 If 1 Qomertson IOII Ium xr PZITIUZYVOIIS Iranvaisv sp:-fiaIisI . . . FIoyxI IIwusIey, I0-I0 .Iunior ITIRIIII prodigy . . . nm IIIG quartet of Sfmom ieIf'cIf'cI were Frvzl Stewart. urlisl .... Iunws Rule: I5ioIogy ur? . . . CImrIoIIc- fIurIanrI, Ifng,!Ils 1 1 cmon a c lo nrt fa ss sIiLIf- ruI1- 1-xpvrl . . . TIN-y LIL-lnu11sIruIPcI sc'Il0Iz1rsI1ip . . . 1'ImraCIc'r ancI 1'0mIllc'I UI' III? ll lrccr us ones xt . . I Iuls R.-...Img I.-lr n. nghl. III.. Iluimtsml, IQI.1..Iu-II. Nealzy lS.aL nm lf.--I bn-warn, ISUI, U1-ss, lun Rn-If-. .-XI Sllwv. BUII Sym-U.-I 14, s-N., -s, PX.,- 118 Mi .Sigma .gofa Honorary Romance Language Fraternity VOUNIDIZD. 14122 XI.l.tiGI HNY CU! l.lfCIf. l'tfNNSYl.Y.XNI.X t'.I'FlI,ON VH Xt I't.R, LJtfl'FXlIHtQR 3 1026 President .. ..... Betty liurnette Secretary . . . . .Charlotte Garland Treasurer . . . ..... lela Robertson BETTY BL'RNlf'li'l'E Parlez-vous Francaise . . . or Espanol . . . Qui, si, chime memlners ol' Phi Sigma Iota . . . President Betty Bur- nelte opens the meeting with a review ol time qualifications lor tlie group . . . B plus average in a foreign language willt a B average in general . . . Advisor nlary Frances Boyd exelaims tliat it is a sure step to Pitt Beta Kappa . . . since four memlners are reaetming for their lcey . . . Professor t-eCoq and Leona Anderson wistr to Continue the' more serious aspect oi tlle fiuln . . . the purpose of wilieli is to rewarcl and stimuiate exeeltenee in scllolarstrip in tllelr liielcl . . . Cllarlotte Ciarlancl lSll6 lias a liey, loliisf reacts tlle paper of tlie meeting . . . Diseussion follows which no reporter Coulcl take verlmatim . . . since unlamiliar witll liiglier learning . . . si. si, senor . . . or oui. oui. lxlaclemoisette. I E 1 l F 3 5 IQe,..ta..g Ivh 1.. right, tm.: roxy: Pail. Lei'-iq, tm,-ii. Anelersivri, Ida llnllt-nson, Rail. Gia-, lieu, IG.-n.f-in-, lmtm.. llulmtuison. Nlrs, Boyd Bail: mw: Jane Rogers. Charlotte Garland 119 Mi Wu .!4l9Ad Professional Music Fraternity FOUNDICIJ: OCTOBER 6. 1808 NEW' KNGIAND CUNStiRX'.XTORY OI' BIUSICY ISK ISTON, MASSAFI ll ISli'l l'S AI.l'H.X LSETN FHNPTIQR, MAY QI, 1022 President .... ...... B urton Kludt Vice President .... .... G eorge Hartlehen Secretary ..... . . .Lawrence Cooli Treasurer . . . .... Roloert Goss lZL'It'I'l JN Kl,l IDT Strains ol Symphonia . . . beautiful . . . awe-inspiring . . . as only the Phi Mu Alphas can sing it . . . They sing at meetings, too . . . you see . . . that keeps them in practice . . . and helps to advance the cause of music in America . . . that's where friends and enthusiasts of opera and symphonies can meet . . . and feel that they are a part of a singing America . . . Each season they sponsor composition contests and offer scholarships to aid worthy graduate students . . . experienced serenaders . . . thrilling the girls with lilting compositions . . . Prolessional? did you aslc? . . . you should hear them perlorm at the annual Sweetheart Sing . . . they hold you spellloound . . . and you applaud for encores. Twice during the season they forget about practice and such . . . two formal dances . . . Sigma Alpha lotas and Mu Phi Epsilons are the luclcy ones on the guest list . . . they have llowers and swell music and show everyone a good time . . . that's the Phi Mu Alpha in them. Vvho belongs? . . . just the elite . . . we might say . . . Burton Kludt guides the fraternizers . . . George Hartlehen sings in the quartet and talces over when Burton vacations . . . Vice-prexy, they call him . . . Then there's Bot: Goss . . . he who challts all the As and rates Phi Bete, he also collects all the dues . . . Orthaian Blaclceter . . . he ol radio stellarity and proud owner of a shining convertible . . . Chuclc Schoonover who always knows all the answers . . . Bob Pfaltzgraff who swings on the marimlaa and can sing with the quartet . . . and James Lynch . . . a journalist of the highest caliher . . . lmows news and pictures . . . fand Ardella, tool. Professional . . . versatile . . . just a wonderful group ol' wartmlers . . . the Phi Mu Alphas. 120 79 lh-Ming Ich r.. right: first ww: Gmmlrl Gaflen. Ilulu-fn Fngcl. mfr .... Klwlr. EJ, GW, Gwfge Ilmlf!-ml. Jkunei IX-...IL Ax..n.f,ny. re..i,.-fr Iffnnygmux, ICU!-4-rl 1r.,,,L.,.:, s1.e,.m,., 11.415, Kem sn.Lfl.,.1... Thinl mwg Gnrlll Hurl. Harry Eflunll, Junlfl F1onIg:unery. .mth ww: ,lim Cle-rneus IJ--1. I3--hens, Cnr-I--n Hum, IMI, Xu-I--rwn, I?i.h.mI 5 ax im., .' --1. .fmrellffm f7rllmmn I5lmLf-lu, lnnms N1 XIQY I,I1IFl.I'Il n JW QM, Honorary Forensic Fraternity FOl'NDlfIl- 11113 HIUI XXYX l'NlVl1RSl H1 U'l l'.XXVA. KANSAS PM-siclvrxt . . . . . .Dlury lyme-r Secretary . . . . .vmlu Pmmilivm' Trvusurc-r . . . . . .Ray Re-sliouo RESOl.VIfD: Xvf- slmulcl lmw- il xvur in llme Xvvslr-rn Hcmisplwerv, or, RESCJLVED: THE clisll mop is lmcllvr llmn llu- clisll rug . . . lrul wlwro clm-s lllis Q01 you, ponclr-rs lxlury Lame-r, figurulive lllxilil of Pi Kappa llc-Ilan lmmxrury lvorcnsir frulc-rnily . . . ll' W0 'law' ll Llc-'mir' qucslion Dev. 6, it won'l lw any goocl 1500. 7, proplmsis-s Al wir. fllI'llIi5l mul scmllnsuycr . . . annul llc- uin'l liiclclin' . . . I1-fs CIPIVHIP our ivrms ns lo tllv illtfkllllllfill CIOIJil1f'l0lll'llil nl. I-JIliI05UIlIl1'I'Ci0!'Ill'illl mlcls . . . I vl's unmgrullllnlrr the Z1-lu Umic'r0n's mul lllv Sigma Alpha Epsilonf for llu-in xplvmliml pc-rfm'nlm1rv in ilu' iHll'illlllll'ilI :lf-lmlv lournmnrnl, S1-rrvlnry Ponilunr rc-mincls . . , Rnylnonrl Rc-sliom llwn nmclc' an lim- minulv spc-4-rl: on llw me-rilQ UI.llElYil1LfElllUllN'fVlllJ0ll ilu' lmplly ruse of . . . XV1' slmulfl lmxm- an union nl' ilu- XV:-sl:-rn Hvlnisplmc-1'0. or. lil'iSfJl.X'ED: Us-lmlvrs are loqluwiolls. r 9 e'N Vx In-...Img l.-In lu mul 'QW nl- AI Film-1. Ywl l'm.iln..r, If-.un I mm, fu-rrs ln-nm, Nhry I.1-Ml.-I Iolm 1 m-hmn . , , - w 122 Honorary Psychology Fraternity l'Ot'NI7t'IBg Slit l'tQ'NlISt1R 4. IOM IN l t1ttNiX'l'Il UNM. FUNK 'RISF UI' t'SN't IU! 1 K ll, YVXY lt XYFX Vt UNNFVI It 't ' t' Presirlent ..... ......... t -ois ,tean Kerr Vice Presirtent. . . .... txtary Frances Qtilfllftfl Secretary ..... . . .Anna htarie ttenltey Treasurer . . . . .Zeh Stewart - I HIS .ltl XY KIQRR They realty are serious and stuctious . . . those scientists ot tht- rninctn psychotogisls . . . experts in every tietct . . . just quiz them sometime anct see . . . txtost ot their wortc is rlone in class ancl in the research tatms . . . so meetings are usuatty social tunctleons . . . tanct they sometimes remenntwer to ctiscuss the pros anct cons ot the actvancement ot psych, . . . Their initiation party is the tallc ot the campus . . . this year it was at Lois .lean Kc-rr's . . . tract marsh- milttows with garlic in them . . . and cractcers that lastest titie . . . welt, just tastect . . . ancl then there was a ctee-licious lunch with Catce and ice Cream anrt flee-lectatmle sanctwiches . . . Uspiceml with spontaneous witticislns ot Dr. ttranctt . . . just a peach of a psych pmt .... anrt Professor Sylvester who always gives you the tJenetit ot the ctoutal . . . they have vivacious t.ois Jean tor presirlent . . . comety :Xnna htarie who remincts us ot meetings anal monttnty eats . . . research top-notch . . Sweetheart t.iz ot Ulf' Ctuh tame ancl vert . . . ertitor ot the Qilax. who neyer gets to meetings on time . . .scientists . . . party-rnatiers . . . great tottis . . . these Psi Ctlis. CT? Ra-.ating lr-tt to right, trunk row: Vent Ponilrvar. Arlene Schwnts, Virginia Leigh, tti-:len Crippen, Ntary Vuper. titizahettx txtarterumn Seuhnft raw: tim-rneit Ntaxey. Sylyia Karp. Anim ivtnrie ttenlley, t.nis if-nn Kerr. it-an t'tylmn-. Mary Cartmrt, Ftary Maven Staniting. Al ttnnnlit, Prnt. Sylxester, Fart Carlsun, tuilft Btonlgmnery, tfrcit Stewart, Xxvatt Steiner, Prnt. ttrarult 123 ieue ana! .gleam Vvomen is Honorary Acilievement Sorority Ifll NIJLIJ. IJII IBHRIQR 6, 1011 IJRAlil'1 lYNlX'lfI3E3I'l'X Prcsicient . . . .... .fjpai Higili Serrelury . . . .Cornelia iviuiieli Oli-XI. IIICHT Aclivilies, grncies, personuiily nnci vilzlrilcler . . . limtis all i wnnl, snys flpzni Higill. president of Sieve ami Sileurs, ilonorury urinievemenl sororily. iiul limfs Pllilllgil, say lilo olixer lnemimers as liley iooii at Drnicffs pros- peciive members . . . Illli. iooiiingj ngzxin liwy see vc-rin Poniicvur, Ceiiu Van xxrscinie, Sylvia Karp, Belly NeSixy'. Niariun Xviiiiams, Frunneii Poole, Jeri Reeve, Virginia Renner,Ruli1 Case, Dorolileu Cunlimiin, Irene i iiii. icia Rollerl- son . . . Tile soiemnily of time ilonor oi In-ing CIIOSCII as one oi iile mos! outslzmcling giris on lime campus was impresseri upon line oici memiwrs imy i.eonz1 Anderson . . . Sevrelury finiieil IiiIIiSilf'S line roii cnii . . . ixinrgurel Ann Cimmimers. Arlene Scilwoix, ixinry Lf-mer, Virginian Rogers. PM-ily i.ou xiefoy unci Ninrjory Cumpiyeii . . , xionii forget till' pnssworci . . . aulivilies, gracles, pc-rsonaiily nnri rimzzrzlrler. llcmlmg Ich to nglnz hm nm: Helen C'fa,,,-.-H, Arlene Sxixxxuim, l'.-..,.m-II limi-, IH.-may lim INLQH-,. Ilimi-lad Maller: mul Virginia Rogers. Sm-conui ww: M..ri..n XX'illimns, liliidln-ll. Neslw, llumlll.-1. lmnlilin. flpul lligln, Calm Vim Amldlf- mul Verlu lhmikvar. 'I'l.ml ww: Jen li.-Q-wg Sylvia Karp, hh. liulimsun, Virginia Renm-r, Inlm- Hall, 511-ry M-All-r. Blargmer :Xian Cilmnllm. Rml. Case ami IVIHMAP Campbell. 124 igma leave Professional lournalism Fraternity lOUXlJIQD: APRIL 17. 1000 DE PJXUXV UNlVliRSI'I'Y UR XKIC CH.XI'TliR1 l'JITCli3IllliR li, R014 President . . . . nlaclc Vvalson Secretary. . . . .Bolo Spiegel Treasurer . . . . . .Jim Crawforcl lf it is bull you want, we'll sling il . . . if it is trulli, forget il ...A -Xli, that is tlie opening plirase, as .lack Xvalson falls llie Sigma Della Clli, lionorary journalism lralernily, meeling lo orcler . . . .lames Crawlorcl aslis lor aelion on removing Cerlain unclesiralple elemenls from llme lower eorriclor ol llie iACllIllIllSll'illl0ll lvuilcling li. e. Theta Sigma ljllilsl . . . l-el's nol lie lmoasllnl, says Xvilliam Cale. as lie proreecls lo say llial lliis is llie organizalion lo wliieli Delpliie eclilor, managing eclilor. news lvureau ares ancl Quax llaslies lmelong . . . Xve wisli you woulcl all lmuy our live eenl Bull slleel, says lgilll llirainsl Spiegel . . . ll il is lnull you want. welll sling il . . . if il is lrulll, lorgel il. nz' Rearling leh to riglxl: Tom Tolmfg. Zalman Levin, John Hramz. Jam Cmulor-I, .lm-ll XXMSW., Hill Care, Hub Spiegel. ,lim Cjiyuney mul Gemgf lhumeni 125 igma au lead Honorary Creative Writing Fraternity HJIINDED: l924 D.XKU'I'.X NYESLEYAN UNIVERSITY IZVSILON CHAP'l'ER l,l'CSllll'lll . . . . ..I0llll Coclrran Secretary . . . . . .Mary Clreetliam JOHN COCHRAN Do you have that creative zeal, inquires presiclent ,lolrn Cochran. If so, Sigma Tau Della, llonorary creative writing fraternity, is calling . . . Poetry is time inspiration, says Silver, wlro loolqs for one, and Nort flym in favor of tlre moclernl Park reads one of luis newest naluralisms . . . lxlary Ann Clreetlram calls roll and tlxen gives ller version of love, life and spring . . . lxliss Ponilcvar joins in willl a tribute to llll? Governor ol . . . yes . . . lxlinnesota . . . Xvesley Tennant feels time zeal anal Dean Snnillu lxopes tlle memln-rs will use less olnscuriiicism anil more real life experience . . . even if tlrere are niglmts of wonclering . . . so let that creative zeal spealc, and it's Sigma Tau Della. Reading lelk lo riglxl: Veda Ponilnar. Julia Cochran. .lolxn Tlxumas. Norton Parlc. Nlary Clleellmam, Phyllis Xvillricli, Al Silxcr, Jeri Reeve. Dean L. vvorlliinglnn Smilll, Vvesley Tennant anrl Jeanne Vvilson. 126 jkefa J4 ,aka Mi Honorary Dramatic Fraternity FOUNDED: A012 NVILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. XVIl.l.lAMSBURG, VA. IOVVA GAMMA CHAPTER, l92l MEMBERS Helen Crippen Fred Porter Lovett Harris Artene Schwotm Joan Kurt Franlc Sheehey Patricia Yates FRED PORTER Theta Alpha Phi . . . it . . . signifies the epitome ot dramatic achievement . . . recognition ot versatitity . . . long . . . countless hours ot practice . . . the greatest depths of drama . . . superh acting . . . mastery of exquisite scenery . . . atmospheric lighting that creates mood . . . feeling . . . dramatic action . . . ati this is considered heforff admittance . . . and more . . . yes, scholarship and points . . . obtained from actual participation in productions and manage- -inent of stage crews . . . a choice selection . . . Ah, just look at the roti cali. The man ot the hour . . . and aptitude . . . none other than genial Fred Porter . . . a power machine in the pro- 51.3 duction of hard woric and lots ot it . . . and among other things is prexy ot the frat . . . Titian-haired . . . diminutive Helen Crippen . . . those dancing eyes are tuil ot intense expression on campus . . . and ot course 'neath footiights . . . Then there's Joan Kurt . . . a distinguished actress. remarkably adept and proticient . . . stunning Arlene Schwoh . . . eminent in University leads . . . the theatrical luminary of the Forties . . . Dynamic Frank Sheehey . . . et- ticient impresario . . . Lovell Harris . . . a truly great actor . . . and a Broadway prospect . . . and last . . . hut not least . . . Patty Yates . . . a decorous . . . comety hundie of cooperation and initiative . . . Greats in every sense of the word . . . you know, some day we shalt see their names in glittering lights on Broadway . . . and Hollywood, too . . . But they do not devote all their time to entertaining from the stage. Coats and tails . . . gay formats . . . become the vogue for an evening at the annual dinner party . . . the big event and meeting of the year . . . this is when aspiring dramatists are initiated. 127 jkefa .Sigma Professional Iournalism Sorority FUUNIJIQDQ APRIL 8, 1909 I'NIX'IiRSlTY Ol' XYXSIIINGTON. Si1,X'I l'l.E ,XI,PH.X RIIOQ APRIL, 1033 llresicleni ..... . . .lxlurgarel Ann Cl1Z1l1llJl'fS Vice Presiclc-nt . . .......... Veda Ponilqvnr Secretary .... .... lx 'lary Lclller MARGARET ANN CHAMBERS TVCOSUFCF - . ' . - -Edith Ahern Nolnody' IQHUXYS llle ,l1fOlllllK'S XXVKJYP flol . . . SIUHUY. F5illlyllUU l5ilYYl. SlH'i'lS. IHUIIPY. Slxirlllllill. I'l'lISOl'S. IHUIIVY. Flnlrix table, apple rnaclline, money . . . lirollwr, vein you spare an clime, pri-xy lxlurgnrcl Ann Clmannlxc-rs begs . . . sponsoring more cleuls illan lllc prcsenl mlminislralion is my only lmope, Vecln frm Il Cl0lllOCl'illl ljonilcyur says . . . You'll get them if you join Tllelu Sigma lllmi. lwonorury journalism sororily. responcls Blary l-elller . . . Dicl l ittenlion finances before, wonders Eelitlm Allern . . . Ulm. wlml an wonclerlul llullylloo llmll. Flnlrix lmnquel axml Sffmdul Slmccrl. they all cllorus . . . and the gang sings llme closing liymn. 'iNolJoclyf Knows llic Troubles Xveyve Col. 1 W Reading left io riglll: Pat Cowan. Nlnrilyn Bump, Pat Harm-y. Vecla Ponilunr, Nlargarei Ann Cl1amlJers, lxlarge lxlurray, Nlary lflller. Ezlilll Ahern aml Jeri Reeve. 128 i mffgim, M B. J. Igiilfk ami Lou KCl1NN'lPTlilj' pivol aummg lin- iiniiyiioo iiuwivrs x iumix ni irmcr' iluir in XYiliiC cjflfilfilll SHICHS il Qiil'fil'lliil illlfi Q4'iS E 2 X . Q Q I l f ' Xxvrnuin-r ium iiwir imrii on Sylvia IC hafkgflillllti. IUINUIL illill iillllllf iXnrp's inig smiicx I i A ffl 'fflrj 0 l1 11, . 11, , J ll1ff?l'l'lIiI fmfl ,Url -Vim, ' -011' 4 rshing I, I NM . mn' lr . l1.,l,prS iluzzicz Xvimlvs missing in iiiis I7ililll'K ? Dunil Q:-I ,surf-mi 1 'Y0t7fYC, wc im-uni i'-mn igilfiilitlll uusnii iuvn-. xiuri X112 n'. on iii i aim fvimll iiJliiXi iiiilu uri imi' 'Vit . E Bz1rin5ix'r'rs , Q .ai i . ,A Y' . -- .w f N lx ilr 1 H11 Ulu: Ui iill ll Liv Il film' IJJIHY' Jonvs, ireuiliruiiy irmi 1 . ': I : -z 5- 5 imma Buwi silvvi, 5 5 ,. 75152 . i 4 'linda Sig proxy .ami iuiulcgi sish-r Vede Count ou Tim Druiiv i'JC'illliil'S as prcwvnlr-ci iur iiir' iiizii lima- ul tim ijilliyililil Bail. Ainil iilvy pf-,ming lin-y got ior sz-iiing that awiui rag Oi iiiiil lwolifui? ills- IU42 Buiiyiwo Burr! Slwci. 129 ofagora t0l Liglils outl . . . lmul not in llle science lulns . . . lllerels wllerc llle Cliemisls . . . prefmeclies . . . lmiologisls . . . ancl plmrmacisls spend all tlleir spare moments mul work lar into lllc niglll . . . reseurcll . . . new cliseoveries . . . new analyses . . . rows upon rows ol pllospllates . . . aricls . . . nilrnles . . . carlnonules . . . some . . . in very few . . . enroll jusl lor llle lun nncl Hspireu wlmiclx llie Courfes oller . . . olliers . . . llle ,Qreal mujorily . . . sec-lg lmowleclge . . . llmeirs is an purpose ol' sc-rvire aml re- senrcll so llmt llley run aclnl llleir Sllilfi' lo mnlce lllis n lveller . . . more srieniilif worlcl in wliirll lo live . . . lllere ure liglils in llle li1lJs loniqlll . . . lliose are ilu lulure lfinsleins . . . lfmlisons uncl lxlnyos at worli. 130 'W , T is V 45 2 i ghemiafrg V ff President . .,.. ..... I Donald Benge Vice President. . . . , .Keith Franlchauser Secretary ..... . . .Betty Ann Neshy' DON IEENGE Test tulyes . . . hunsen hurners . . . nitric acid . . . chloroform . . . sounds like invention and production of homlos on a National scale . . . well . . . almost . . . here are the potential chemists . , . discussing formulas . . . testing new products . . . they meet monthly . . . papers are presented on various aspects of this progressive science . . . Don Benge is worthy presiding officer . . . fnever lets the test tulnes explode, . . . Xvinny lxiote can explain all the intricacies of titration and electrolysis ...i A l Silver . . . eloquent delwater and owner of a Phi Bete lcey . . . specializes in valences . . . electrons and molecules . . , Betty Nesln '... Junior Phi Bete who enjoys watching pinlc litmus paper turn blue . . . lquite phenomenal, . . . and Keith Franlchauser . . . a chemistry whiz . . . lint it's not all lain and analysis . . these iollcs have an annual picnic . . . Xvinny ixlote can tell you all aimout it . . . can't you Xvin? ,Reading lah tn right: first raw: Ilrrrrnhy Marka. Ikcny Neshy, Sarah .lean Gibson, Lmrise Yamrig. Nlae ,lean Ifrrwler. Xyinniirerl Male rind Nlrs. Rider. Second ruw: Conrad Burns. James Barnett, Keith ijranlchauser. Norman Pollock, Stan Legner, Nvilliam Xvisrlurn, Don ltenge, George Xyllite. lien Xvallccr and Dr. Rider 131 0lfl'llfl'lQl CQ Ijrcsiclvni ..... Yin- PrPsicIvnI. .. Sevrclury . VrI'l'ilSllrCf -- ..IJ fpnmil Ifl Ilugl..-S . .Dick lirofkf-it . .Hill H lllm zelnmu .. .Caron Kinkor R. .fI....g lvl. If. ..gI.l hr.. ..... II.II lI....mI...,..., IMI... I..I,.... NI........ lb... II,.I.I. X.l.......... Ing, C',.....II lx...l.... l....q ll...-, TI..-I..... l...v.-v, Iirmf- 'I......f-r ...HI IJ-.....I.I II..gI..- ......I rn... Xl..r.... NI..-r. IMI. MIX.-, RMI..-.I IJ....... IC-.I....l Il..-1-... XX.II...... NI.-.4-r. I1..g.....- .X-I.l.,...gI.. Il......I.l Il.-....-I..., ll-.IH-.I II...M-.., NI... II...II..-ra, I1......l.I I'....Iw... IM-......-I Ix...I..-..I....Lc.. ,XII.... .X...I.-N... 132 Frank Anderson Eugene Ashbaugh Richard Baldwin Helen Barger Beryl Black Charles Blodgr-tt Richard Broclcett Vernon Burda Dorothea Camtmlin Bob Cobb Francis Coe Vvilliam Corricli Robert Denny Kay Dwight .loan Eckhart Lee Elson 0l'l'll'l'l8l'C2 MEMBERS Lois Glasgow Richard Gocliley Donald Goss Bob Green Xfxytlltlfllll Cvrirnin XXVHYYCII Iylilgftflllitfli Robert Hansen Don llc-rwehc DOHillCl lillgll0S Nvillurd Hunzelnian Howard Kast Fred Kingdon Carroll Kinlcer Vivian Kislce BCl'Iliil'll KUClt0HlDPi 'IQPI' Virginia Leigh Phyllis Loring ,lohn l.utiin Ardella lxtcfoy Robert lxlagee Doris Olson Xvanda fllson .lohn Patricli Donald Paulsen Delores Peterson .IHIIIPS Rilucl Bertram Russiclc Adrianna Ryg Charles Schoonovor Pauline Stegath Charles Stroud Gilmore Swingen Bruce Tanner Learn all about Drake women in this little handboolc of misinformation . . . Commerce Club President Donald Hughes says to the unsuspecting Commerce freshmen . . . this handbook contains everything but how to obtain a degree. Carroll Kintcer, icing ol the club, continues . . . But during the more serious moments . . . they have prominent speakers in the field of business and finance . . . Bill Hunzelman can tell you all about the intellectual side . . . he's propaganda agent for the organization . . . they permit women to join the organization . . . but they malce them study and digest that little handbook . . . only HA students can grace the halls ot the Commerce College . . . tcon- tidentially, we can show 'em, can't we, girls?l . . . Adrianna Ryg and Thelma Livezey can vouch tor that. Are they social . . . well . . . they practically swish right out at their annual semi-formal dance . . . with the swellest band in town . . . and a lcing and queen who add formality and royalty to the occasion . . . and sometimes . . . when they can get together . . . fthey're a mighty large family, you seel a picnic supper climaxes the year. New members are told and retold that Commerce Club is the brain-child and a stepping stone to Delta Sigma Pi . . . it is their purpose to engender a more mutual affiliation between students and instructors and the outside business world . . . Dean Hoffman . . . is the shining light . . . and gives them advice on the ethical and unethical practices . . . fand all the students wonderi, Not all the time is spent in digesting commercial information . . . loolc at the membership and versatility ot every individual . . . Marvin Myers . . . honorable prexy of Triangle Club, and who lmows all the ropes in the teaching lield . . . Bill Hunzelman . . . new gavel-pounder for Alpha Tau Omega and Marge Murray's best friend . . . fshe wears his Maltese Cross, tool . . . Eugene Ashbaugh . . . activity man of the frat and a demon when it comes to worlc . . .Then there's Bob Denny . . . he has worked his way through Commerce . . . and does the neatest job of printing you ever saw . . . And how would the club function without the executive capacities of Donald Hughes? . . . and Carroll Kinlcer as master of Finances . . . and last but not least . . . twe've already proved it to you men and here we shall do it again, . . . just loolc at the scholastic record of Adrianna Ryg . . . pretty, isn't it? . . . and that cinched her for Alpha Lambda Delta. And now . . . let's get on the boolcs with the handy little tidbits . . . then we can all dash to the Kennel . . but isn't that contrary to general principles? 133 await CM President . . . . . .Cornelia lxlallett Secretary . . . .... Barloara Stiles 1'oRNEl.lA Maxi.: I-Q'I l' Romantivism vs. Classieism . . . movies vs. boolcs, which shall it he? . . . Proxy lxlallett loolcecl at the English Club ancl there was discussion . . . seeking the truth from hooks, .lohn Cochran advocated liheral treatment of HHOW Green Xvas lxly Valley' '... Sylvia Karp deliherates on the values of olpsvuriticism . . . while Arlene Schwoh and lVlargaret Seihert chant Vacliel linclsay . . . Dean Smith. in his gentlemanly way. aclcls the valming touvh to the meeting . . . loocl is served at CfEll'llill'l'S, l,.awrence's and Lelllens . . . must we he technical or should the native impulse he allowed to run rampant . . . the meeting was acliournerl amicl the flourish of romanticism with that olcl classical air. 4. ff 'S Rf-l+l5 il l-'H 'U fitllllr lifif FOW: Arlene Sulnwb, Frannell lin-te. Cornelia Nlalleli, Nrrry lfrances Carlmri, Sylvia Karp, Mary l.r-filer. Semonrl row: ixlr. Arrlier. llarhara Slilr-Q, lolrn Curlrran, Nlarjorie fxarrrphell and Alton Lrnvrerrce. 134 .Maier President ..... . . .ixiarjorie Campheii Vice President . . ........ ixiiidred Ciaric Secretary .... . . .Dorothy Bartholomew Treasurer . . ..... iborothy iwiaiancl MARIORIE c.fmPlsIil.L History, papers, history, food. history, learned discussion, President hiarge Campheii moves the group into action . . . reminding them of their sacred purpose . . . i-et's continue with the paper . . . miihe Place of the United States in the Peace, suggests Mildred Ciaric . . . Dorothy Maiand announces that there are a few more potential members who are majoring in History . . . anci have a B average . . . ixiiss Jones ta peach of a prof, impresses one and aii that the purpose of the organization is to engage in original investigation in the iieict of historical research . . . Professor Ritchey and ixir. Biiiceseii offer subjects for the next monthiy paper . . . the rest Hciiven for the icitchen and refreshments . . . it,s History Club meeting . , . history '... ice cream . . . papers . . . history. Ilviuiingxll-in in fight' sf-.nelg Nlililml Clark, Durmhy lmixliuiunii-n, Dannliy Bidlimfi, Sim, Bush, hiariorir- CQ.mpi..'ll, Stn. Eiiwl Sidi- imufs. Slumlmge .lnhn Inns. Xml KAL-r, Jark Item: an-1 Prof Cimfiw Rihhuy. 135 ,gnfernafiona mfafionfi CLA I,rrwIcI0nI .... .,..IuIm Cm Ilrnn Xfire- I,I'K'SIiIl'I1I.., ....Im'Ii Xvulson V S0l'l'i'IilYy ..... . . .NIIIIIWQI fNIa1rIi ,X ,IIrr'usI1rc'r . . . . .Im-yl IIIQIVIQ ,X It IIIY VIIVIIR KN XVIII tlw punts- In- won us XYHII us IIw miIiInry vivlory. rings IIN- IIIIUNIIOII Irom I7rf-QIcIvnI CNUIXIIIUIII ns In- VLIIIN IIN' nwvling OI II11- Illl4'l'llilII0llilI IQPIIIIIOIIS CIHIJ lo urcIvr . . . Iybisrrlssilmg IIN' lm-rils UI' XViIIim11 IIvnry cxIlilIllIN'I'IilIII us Inf' cIisc'llssc-s I4'cI4-mliml vs. I'l'QI0l1ilII5lll. Yimv-prf-xy Xvulsrm usI4s Im' IIlll'IIll'I' vmllnwnls . . . NIiI1IrvnI CIIEIYIQ u1IIs IIN roII . . . IIll'pill1l'I UI' Karp. Xyinv. CIUNYRIII umI Dum son re'Ia1Ivs Ia1I1's UI' IIMI cmlw-nlimx in NIinm'npoIis . . . you Iluvv u quvslion IIW If-unlz-II group XVIII Iry In amswl-r il .... 'XmI rr'm1-n1I:m' . . . il is IIN- pwnrr- UI IIII' xwnrIrI II1auI nl. Imring IIlI'illlSXX'1'IAIIl Iulurv IIQIIJDIINNQ anmI prnxpc-riIx. i 3 I . I Cf Reading IJ! In rigln Iam nm: Img .I-um K.-rr, ,L-n IC.-mf-, I'--nwlm 3I..II.-H, 5IlI.In-II VIML I.,..n XY.-..4II..mIr, IMI Ilvwrn, Ibm-I-I Ill:-I.--I .In-I .XII,m.. flru,nfymIfi. S1-urnd mw: Mun I.I4III0r. li..-iI Imrp. IBM. XX'me IM. IxmImU, IMI, Syl:-gn-I, IJUL ILM-.IH l..In. KU,-II...n fnlw. NIUIII.-I CI4..,I.,- NI..,..wI.-r, XIM NWILIU ,Luk XMIIMI. lm. frImI..nI an-I X.-.In I'..mII..r 136 inidferiafydddociafion t 4 1 President .... . . .Coivin iviotwiey Vice President .... . . .xviiinur Xvatiiins L Secrelaryfiqreasurer . . . . .Vaughn Anderson 1 -l 1 COLVIN MOIBLIQY Dependable . . . courteous . . . triendiy are tile memibers of Draices ixiinisteriai Association . . . tiley serve as a medium ot imCiiONVSililJ and goodwiii ior ati students and iacuity oi tile seven coiiegfes . . . Tileyire a migilty tmusy tot and cannot spend muciw time tor meetings . . . but wtnen they do . . . timeir parties are super-super . . . Speciai tec- tures by distinguished preacirers and tiieid trips compose tile greater part of tire program scileduie . . . Eacil Sunday time advanced students give a sermon at some surrounding ctlurctl . . . tttxey can taiic about most anyttling . . . not censored, . . . for lirey have iiinerai . . . progressive instructors . . . i.iice Dean Setim Siaugilter . . . and Sterling Brown . . . and Professor Stringieiiow . . . Tile memimersilip roster is extraordinary, too . . . Tiley irave Coivin iwioiyiey for president . . . finspiring preacirer, we ati ifnowt . . . ieifililfli Dawson . . . a imigwig in international Reiations . . . and Don Xvine . . . taiso won exceiient rating wiliie debating . . . you lnigilt guess, . . . iaittliui . . . sincere . . . personainie . . . is Dratieis ixiinisteriai Association. Reading iett tn right: first rnw: R. C. Anderson, Colvin Moisiey, Dr. Sansinury. Sterling Brown. A. T. DeGroot, Dean Slaughter, E. F, Slringteiiow, NV. C. Tnyinr. Vaugtm Anderson and LaVern Kinzei. Sn-cond row: i.. E. Deaver, Xvittialn Kramer. H. C. O'Brian, Brady Brown, Lois iviurrow, Rulix Benmnn, G. H. Sutton, Jncic Reeve, Norvin Nolte, Eugene Peterson and C C. Niiiier. Ttrini row: Rittmni Goins, Earnest Ttwmpson, Lowell Coislnn. C. L. Duxbury. Leon Triggs, O, E. Barrows, Harvey Darling. Gordon Blunt. Don Kirsctmer, Ray Swartz. George Adkins, Virgil Belt, Keilii Orr. Ririmrri Dawson anti Cyrii Ninrris. 137 Worker unc! pedfd ljresiclent ..... . . .flillwrl Xveisliaar Vice Presirlent .... ...... , laflc Snycler Secretary-'lireasurer. . . . . .inlae .lean Fowler GIl.BIZR'I' VVEISHAAR Vvorn out morlars . . . polislrecl-clown peslles . . . we-iglils ancl measures . . . just tlle Nslmarlcsn ol tlie ixlortar anal Pestle Club burning tlre miclniglit oil in lalm . . . ancl once a monlli lliey lalce lime oil lor meeting . . . sometimes movies become tlie laslrion . . . all aluout lanious pliarrnafisls anrl llie value ol pliarmacv in a war-torn world . . . on other occasions . . . speakers . . . interesting , . . experiencecl men ol llie prolession . . . entertaining . . . informing . . . educational . . . and tllen tlrere is tlre laanquet . . . in Nlay lionoring Dean Kagy . . . lor tllirty years lie lras lleen guiding ancl aclvising aspiring pliarrnacisls . . . retiring . . . and sluclenls wisli lo sliow tlieir appreciation lor excellent service . . . a genial lriencl anal a lavorite prol .... Gillmerl Xx'7l'lSllilili' and Xvinny Nlole rnanagecl all tlie cletails . . . ottxers llelpecl . . . Ecl Brotliers clicl most ol llie planning . . . just one lmig liappy lmnily . . . Hregular lwaw-rsu wlien il comes to liarcl worlc . . . ancl just llle most original wlwn it Conn-s lo planning lmanqucls. Reading left to riglll: first row: Clayton llmuliarrl. ililxurman liitlglison. XY.illfice' Diclc. .Xngulu lialmer, Funnix Beyer, Cliarlcs Graliana and J, Paul Niclrerson. Second row: Ed Brothers, Robert Smitll. Clxnrles l.uncl, Ralpli llunler, Xviniiilrcll Mule, l,ulxc Yillr-lm-. Lelancl Orr, Elnniu lleycr, Gillmert Xveisliaar, Howanl lloistield. Deven- K1-emer, Jaclc Crnssori, ,lurla l.inn :mul Russell Howell. Tliircl row: Jnclc Schneider, Myron Nlcljormlil, Uolmlzi Xvinslon, Ray Faalvorg. l.cnna ivlnrris, Runalrl Grcoriwoonl, Carolyn Uliplmnl. :Vin-ny lnylonrl. Bolm Cooling oml Xvnnl llurlcinqliaru. Fourllh row: Bill King, Lee Finley. Dunulsl XYinslnn, Holi Comlspeetl, Doris Ur-mlnnan. Conrail liurni. Pr-rl, Xvurn-ll, Virginia Slmnlxs, Bob Sliow and Bill Hummer. Fillll row: Al lvlessersclmiinli, Clyvle Xviess, Allrerl llurlcluarl, H-mimi Bailey, Dc-an lingv. limi. Gull'-wry. .lulm Xvngner. lilll .lom-5, Cr-eil llrflcs, :Wax B-alum-yer and Dan lirogll, 138 pre - Wnealic President .... .... K eith Franichauser Vice President. . . . . .vvinnifred Ntote Secretary ..., . . .Betty Ann Neshv KEVIH FRANKHAIQSER Pre-ixfiedics . . . cali surgery . . . Pre-htedics . . . cali surgery . . . some day theyyii att become famous physicians and research specialists . . . Now they hold meetings every month to promote the work of the medical profession . . . outstanding physicians and technicians talk on some phase of medicine at each session . . . Dr. Waiter Abbott clari- fied aspects of brain surgery '... Dr. George ixtountain discussed the medical school . . . and then the members all visited a hospital . . . Along came Decemher 7 with the Pearl Harbor catastrophe . . . nurses . . . doctors . . . trained people were in demand . . . medical students must he prepared for just every hazard . . . so . . . they devoted the rest of the year to training in Red Cross first aid courses . . . Keith Franichauser served in the capacity of executive . . . Xvinny ixtote was competent pinch-hitter as Vice-prexy and Betty Neslny' did all the recording of the minutes . . Loyal . . . conscientious . . . cooperative . . . are the Pre-Bled students. Reading ictt to right: first rms: iframes Rihhey, louise Vining. Virginia Ackerman, Dorothy Ftiitca. Xvinit-red Nlole and Ftary ttugtin. Second row: Leland Johnson. Dr. Hutt, James Barnett, virginia Scott. Betty Nesby. Lnvern Gray. Nunuan Pollock and Contact Bums. Third mw: H. F. thmnsrhweig. Stan trgxuer. Nils. Shawhan. George Xvhite and Keith Frantxhailser. 139 1 ' Saoria llresiclenl ...... . . .Elizalaelll ix IilC'Lf5IlI1Elll Vice Presiclenl ..... ..,..... IN flary lwowen Recforcling Secrvlary . . . . .Helen Burger Point Secrelary ..... .... l germ-il blaxey Treasurer .... . . .olary Ellen Sparlcs l.l! N1wl.l-NN.-XN Personalily . . . lmrains . . . amlxilion . . . no wonrler llux meelings are sucll a ,qraml surf:-ss . . . greal alllleles, loo . . . in llur Sporls Clulm . . . arul llleyire always on lime . . . lQualil'iCalions lo belong? . . . Nlusl llave 200 poinls lo lme aclmillecl . . . gain lllose llll'0lIQll parlifipalion in inlramural sporls . . . really not clillifull . . . ancl engage in one major sporl eac'l1 season . . . Tluf Clulm promolvs clemonslralions, loo . . . llley sponsorerl song lm-aelers lor loollmall games , . . anrl solcl pom-poms al Homecoming . . . lfor llie purpose ol' making mom-yi . . . ancl llnen llu-y marlc- llme rulr-sl lmilling lnags lor Rf-fl Cross aicl . . . ancl solcl llmem al cosl . . . lllris lime llley fliclnll malce any mom-yi . . . Compelc-nl . . . elvlirienl . . . jusl looli al llleir l1N'll1llf'l'S . . . Liz iXlilCl-Clll1Z1I1 , . . Sweelllearl ol llme HD Clulm, lrowling vllamp aucl amialmle prexy . . . lleepers, l.izi . . . ll1ere's ljlwi liele Belly lxlesluy and popular Anna lxlarii- lienlley . . . all llle ri-sl, loo . . . ancl lor aclvisor . . . agile . . . clever . . . lovalmle lxliss Hillis. Ihr-mlillg lr-ll lu ngln: lim my-1 Dumllly lil-nk-m. .lm Rem-1-, .lean Vu-ner, Blailelilie Ernkmn alul Df.mllry Milk... 5.-mail ww: 15.-meil lxlaxey, lim-lly Lim MiC..y, Virgim.1 1.1-igh. Elimlil-ll. 5lr.fLemir.n, Rmb Riclmnlf, liarlmm 'llm mal lhah 11159. Tlxirnl ww: lxliss llillis, Pllyllis lfliulc. Jean Lucus, Doris ,lean Slum-aller, llelly N1-flzy, ixlvrry lnflunrl anil Anna ixlaria- llenlln-y. 140 Fraternity ocia fganlref enic ounci President . . . ........ Celia Van Arsclale Secretary . . .... lxlargaret Ann Clnamlners Treasurer . . . . . . . .Arlene Srllwolu CELIA VAN ARSD.-XLE Prexy Celia Van Arsclale set tlie pace for turn-alnout pin-lranging at tlie Panlrellenic Ball wlien girls pinnecl clown a fellow for llle evening . . . aicled lay Liz lxflaclennan, Celia also planned llle rleeoralions . . . copies of sorority songs cleclcecl tlle walls . . . and lqancl leacler Tex VHUQllHH clirectecl song laircls cluring intermission . . . alter secretary lxfl. A. Chambers ancl Sarall Lee Tesclell worked lmarcl selling tielcets to tlle formal . . . tlley turnecl arouncl ancl lmanclecl out tielcets gratis for tlie Vvar Relief Ball . . . Treasurer Arlene Sclwwolm coulclnyt talce tlie money 'cause it wasn,t lor prolit . . . Rosalie Vvisclom, lxlillie Hollingswortll and l.illian Garber were in Cllarge ol entertainment, Journalist Jeri Reeve and Doris Brunner . . . top pulnlicity agents . . . But it wasnyt all play for Panlnellenie . . . Tlrey sponsored a silver display and an open meeting lor all women . . . Speakers gave the lmistory and purpose of Dralce sorority chapters . . . Panllellenie . , . Balls . . . Silver . . . Panliellenic. Reading lell lo right: Celia Van Arsclale. Elizabeth iVlagl..enna11, Jeri Reeve. lvlarie Vvisslvr, Doris llnmncr, Rosalie Xvisflorn, Rullsi Clmpman aml Nlilrlrcrl llollingsworlli 142 i f . . xgflfel' Fatefnlig 0lfl,IflCl Presiclent .... . . .lim Nll'ljONYE'll Vice llresiflent .... . . .Hal Nugctwt Secretary-Treasurer . . . .l5ill l'lunzelman ,IDI FILDOXYILLL lxlen on lnlcrlraternity Council enjoy silling arouncl a clinner lalule aml galJlJin,q . . . so onfe a montll they get togetller . . . Al Olconnor looli up wlu-rv ilim Nlcljowell lelt oll micl-semester pounclingi time gavel . . . Hal Nugent . . . Vifefpresiclent provecl an ellifient social fliairman . . . He lu-aclecl llle lnlcrlraternity Ball Committee . . . Bill Hunzelman liepl an eagle eye on llxc money ancl tit-lu-l sales . . . Some one . . . maylme Jim Crawford or ,lim Cooney tl1OlIQllt ol merging tlle lralcrnity letters . . . aml now we will llxeir clunfe mliaiscau . . . Someone else . . . perliaps WRTTFH I-lilQ'6Dl7ilCli OI' REQ' lQC5ll0IlC SUQ'QCSll'Kl tllfj' llilYf' il CILICCII . . . SO Silfilll l.PC -I-'CSCl6ll Sllilfeil llle IIOIIOFS . . . Norman Pollofli wasnll reluflanl alvoul znfveplillgf ilu- sflmolarslmip cup lor fX.lf.lJi . . . clillo . . . Xvally Roclc for llie - . , , C improvement Cup lor l.lx.E .... Dean fnalwriz-lson. wortlly arlvisor. pul up a ,qoocl argument lor lnclepenclenls when tlle lboys. Panlmellenic Council ancl Nlrs. Nlorgan wanglccl il oul. R1--ull'-1 lf-ll tv- null! Riu Rf-in-mi-, XX'dm-1. llagenlmtk. lun Umm-x ll..l Nugent. ,Xl OT fm..-,r, Xkllly Rall, lim Crfmlur-l mul Hill llumelmnn R4-.ailing lelt I-1 right. lim ron, flint Snlll-, l.f-if lin-xxcr. Lili-ml lim-1--n, fXl.mn-.- XYlm1-, Ralph lmnk, Nlune XYym--re, ,laflx 311ClflIf.ml anrl Ray Reslionft 51-fowl rrm, Qkarlu firm-cn. lfmm-n Xxlxumre lui- Svxugiww, .Xl Hfmulll, ,lulm fxlarxis, lhll ligmglmrl. Blilag .Xuguelivw mul llanlurfl lla-rx 143 Inierfraternit Liz, NI. A, and Artcnc all pay up to Presi- Barham Sivcrsun and Fran check in ut the :tent Celia for the Panhctlenic Ball at the Gott winter Punhct format. and Country Ctuh. 0 The panhettenic Council which ,i - sponsors the spree is an organiza- tion hy which sororities strive to un- cterstanct each other. There are various way of doing this and the council spends most of the year de- ciding how. Nndyne Petty of Alpha Xi Delta gives the finishing touches and tcacts with her chin hcforc swishing out on the ftoor. 144 lfl Furlnuqh Q X ,lim K mnlorrl. l. blmw, H.-I Nll29lll, lim xlmllmu-ll .xml Hill llunn-lm.m xv-lnmnv llra-X ll.arnmn In llw ln 1-rlmh-rnily cuumil an llum Unlvrix-lxml smilr-s un. lqirxl ilu- lrnlvrnilizw wr il i4lr'l1l Nuxn- Qilnilwl lu mln- lim' ul ilu- lllvn on ilu- rmlnplli .mil llwn illvx' lmcl In mln mvlllvllrillgj lu hllu' nm' - . frnitinw. llllnis i- mlm! ilu- lull-rlmh-rnily lqiilllllll 1lm-4 mul gin-5 nu .mmml Imll null: ul lln lr uh ilu- :num-x' le-lk uvvr lmm Illllll Qnlm-N. l.mn Qu:-rn Num l.:-v lvsrl:-ll, D. G., acre-pls llcr nmr lrmn lntcrlmlvrnily pn-,is 1-nl lim Blsnowvll ol lrnlvrlralrwrnily lmll was fl llilIllf'fl llnis wwur lor 1-.ull ol llu' livc- emml lrulvrnilics, Ellen Clvmens mul Don Hoyt sitlvswipf- Paul Xvilson lo :Xyvrs 1-ml Ecl fluurle'-y lrwsvc llm Xxvalwnda club xml tlxc lmlclcr nl luis D4-lla Clni pin at flu: Tana lmll. nltcr n Llcliglmllul evening, I lvchlma. 1-15 ALPHA IGTA CHAPTER OF Af Im Xi lb fa P FOUNDED: APRIL 17, 1801 LONIIMRD COLLI-Ilti. C-ALILSISVRG, ILLINOIS FOLORS: DUl'I'fI.E ISLUIQ AND GOLD FLOVVER1 IA I-'RANCI-I ROSE First Row: Betty Brunner, Phyllis Copeland, Hcten Crippcn. Dorothy Fcightner, Margaret Ann FinIcy Second Row: Frannell Foote, Dolnrcs Gerard. Ntargarc-t Hate, Gretchen Hartman. Iwiriain .Iean Hatch Third Row: Jeannette Hoyt, Elaine Johnson, ITFRHITCS johnson, Joy Jorgensen. Patricia Kautz Shes an Alpha Xi Deity, . . . And that's saying a lot ,cause they got Arlene Schwob . . . VVho's VVHQS VVHO . . . and Lucy Scudder Vvhois cute and holds down a big place in organiza- tions . . . For such a little girl . . . They boast a beauty in Phyllis Copeland . . . And Petty's pretty pretty too . . . The Telces sing ahout them . . . And they seem to like Fine Arts rushees . . . With little Crippen and Rosalie Vvisdom and Flora Ostrem . . . Among the Howard Hall steppers' gang . . . Their liormals are distinctive for having dreamy decora- tions . . . Vvhich proves they are distinctive . . . They have a pull in the Dean of Vvomenys office . The other sororities thinlc . . . They study . . . everything . . . Personality giri Franneii Foote was a big gun in Y. W .... And Yvonne Linquist looic the place hy storm . . By gosh . . . The Alpha Xi house has seen this year: . Some parties that are lcnoclc-out affairs . . . And some ghastly sights as they . . . Live down the street from the Sig Alphs . . . They are very patriotic and have defense themes , For open houses and entertain the doughhoys . They go for Telces and lun . . . and . . . Love the Rose of Alpha Xi, they say . . . Q 5 L, , if First Row: Lois Jean Kerr. Betty LeRoy, Yvonne Lindquist, Betty Lou ixletcali, ixiary ixiowen. Flora Ostrem Second Row: Nadyne Petley. Betty Jean Sexton. Arlene Srhwoh, Lucille Scudtler, lxiary Elizaheth Slaughter, Barham Tait Third Row: Nliitiilil Xvilliams, Rosalie Vvisdom ixicmhers not in pictures: lxiary Alice Becker, .loan Townsend, Betty ,lean Soule, Frances Rich 147 RI-IO BETA CHAPTER OF if A mega S IfOt,'NIJtiD: APRIL 5. 1801 t,'NlX'ERSI'I'Y Ot ,XRK.XNS.XS, l AYE'I t'tiYll.LI COLORS: CXIQIJINAI. AND STRANV I-'LOXYIZR1 XY! lI'l'ti CXRNATION W n '29 I G-ll' sul ' First Row: ixflarjoric Bcvis, Betty Bray, .lean Brulualwr, lxiaxinc' Butler, Rutlx Cllalllllilll Second Row: June Dickey, .lean Dye. Dorotliy Dyson, Joan Eriilmrrit, Lillian Gzxrlrcr Tliircl Row: Donna Nlae Geertz, Betty Graham, Jean Guiprc, .lo Ann Hamilton, Patty ilamilton 1 'Tcl Rather Be a Chi Omegaf, . . . 'Cause Chi Qmegas got dough . . . And glamorous Ruth Chapman to hoot . . . But whoid want to . . . President lxflillie Hollingsworth tool: time out from Journalism . . . To lceep a Phi Mu Alpha guard . . . And activity-minded Betty Lou lxlccoy held clown top posts . on VVomen's League, YVV and various anci some-dry groups . . . Patty Hamilton was what the air corps called a heauty . . . ATICI S0 do NVE . . . Ginney Leigh and Sparlcey kept the hunch in what il caught in time saves nine oi . . . They won the Homecoming house decorations with a dog Vvhich growiecl 'til the neighbors complained . . . And the hoys cleciolefi that lVlax Butler was a uVVhiz of a wiz . . . ' They always have real novel parties and come as: . . lxiovie stars or dance uncler lcnitting needles . . . They are real chummy with their iowa State chapter . . . They had to locic the kitchen on their househoy . . . They iceep Boyce's hoolcs balanced and hold the foun- tain up . . . They are a very line group of Greeks . . . And built the Panhellenic Hoat . . . practically . . . Xvhile the rest of the girls watched . . . the Sig Alphs . . . ' They seem to have a monopoly on Phi lvlu pins and vet . . . Kiel Rather Be a Chi Omega and wear a XD, ATO, SAE, TKE pin, they say . . . First Row: ixiilclretl Hollingsworth, Burlmra Ann .lustice. Virginia Leigh, Arch-lla lxlcffoy, Betty Lou lxiccoy. Beverly Nieyer Second Row: Dorothy Newell, lxlary Ellen Sparks, Betty Xyatson lxlemhers not in pictures: Barham Flattes, Suzanne Voorhees 149 ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER OF mmm a! l Ul'NDEDg .T.XNl'ARY -I, N74 OXFORD FEMALE INSTI'I'l7TF. OXFORD, IVIISSISSIIWI CYJLORS: BRONZE, PINK AND BLUE I'l.OXX'l1R: CRKX51 COLORIQID ROSE . f- W .. ? i nf 3 f' , l , F 1 7 wt' -.1 lfirsl Row: ,lunv Alxlslrnml. Pnrllxcnln Angers, llc-fvn fXmlc-rsun, ,fran f.v.'Lry, Jo Ann Ayres, G4-urgla Bznrnvs, Annu Nluric Bvnilvy Second Row: .Ivan Buoiln, lxlnrgarel Ann Brafllc-y, Bixrharu QTIlillllIJCl'I6iIl. NlElfgiil'Et Ann Cllamlwrs, .lllnff Rolmrln Clili, Peggy Cobb 'lkhircl Row: .lane Cook, Elaine lfia-Id, Hefcn Harbour, Nlnry Ann lloylvr, Nlary Lou Kcnworllly, l ram'1-s Kulmc, Niury Lefflcr 150 Well, VVell, Well, Hannah . . . Tlmey sing tile song, but llonest, lorotlmer . . Tlley ainyt lilqe tluat at all . . . Tliey placed two beauties, Harriett Sllerman ancl Helen Harloour . . . But tllen tlrey wallcecl away witlm floats ancl sing . . Tlleyire a lnit waclcy lout tlmey love it . . . Ancl so clo tlie Alplla Tau lnrottlers . . . Tlaey got glamoor, Doris l.loycl, Jo Ayers of llie Gour- ley fame, . . . And Tesclell tsee ATO page, . . . ixl. A. Cllambers poundecl time gavel in meeting . . . And tlme rest of tlae lyuncli played pitcll in tlie Kennel Now Little lxlarge is steering at tlle lmelm . . . iwlary Lelller joined all tlie lionorarles ancl matcllecl lxrains . . . And stuff with Cocllran . . . Annie Bentleyis a goocl Joe Ancl Duclie drove tlie convertilale . Tlmeir lormals are always popular . Tlaey really anclaor tlie men And nl'ti Boys Steiner loves loner gum Tt1ey're tlle popularity lcifis And if you clon't tliinlc so . Try Calling in some niglxt . And Hvvliat Heinz is to Piclcles, and Stetson IS to Hats . .. Delta Gamma is to Fratsf' they say 1 A IIZ , y Q 'f 3 liirst Row: Doris Lloycl, Nlargaret .Amin Blciieiizicf, Etta Flay Nlnrtin, Emily Nlorrison. Nlurge Blurrziy. lilliil Pow: Pit PM r Suomi Row: clilitfltlitlf Sancly, lint Scoles, llarriett Slum-rlnan, Auclrc-y Sims, Fleury Catlif-rinv Epi-ncer. Nlyrtlv Flame Stall rat He cn 0 ex illllirml Row: Pauline Stegfatll, Xvinitirecl Steiner, Virginia Taylor. Sitfilil Lee Vllesflell, Blaric' Xxiisslvr, .lnzmn Xvooclen Betty XX x ixICIlllJCl'5 not in pictures: Doris Cil'lli'Illll?ttl. Annu Van l.EitlIIlll!fllillIl, Barlmm ixlcxlernvy, lxlary l-ou Sllrcve, ,lamt ater Jury 151 BETA KAPPA CHAPTER OF I J alglfjd In La jlrefot FOUNDEDf .IANUARY 27, lH70 ASRURY COLIECIT. GRIQIZNCASTIJZ, INDIANA COLORS: BIACK AND GOLD FLOXYFR: BLACK AND GOLD PANSY First Row: Gloria Batloo. Dorotliy Bm-nm-ti, ixlargurvl Bump, ixlarilyn Bump. Belly Humctlc, Nlury Busli. Ruill Case Second Row: Pat Davis. iVlucl1-line Erickson, Pc-ggie Ann Evans, Ardis Fvrgusun, Barlmra Flanagan, Barlmum Forbes, Pal Hurvcy Third Row: Harrietie Jones, Nlarguerilf- Jollnsiun, Viola King. Pliyllis Klinzmun, Nlary Alice Lally, Pllyllis Loring, Doris Lollr 152 HHow'd you like to have a Theta for a Sweetheart? . . . O. K. say some of the most eiigihte hachetors on cam- pus . . . How'd you like to have a Theta wear your pin? . . . Ditto, with Ceiia Van Arsctate, Arctis Ferguson, Mar- garet Bump, Dana Shoemaker and Pat Harvey among the ones who helped make the Thetas ptump . . . Vvith candy passing this year . . . How'ct you Iitce to have her gaze upon your dia- monds? . . . VVhy shore, comes the answer . . . Vvith Dorothy Ntictca and Barbara Siverson iiashing their third, left . . . in our faces . . . anci iwtargaret North O'Leary comes up with the answer to UH0w'd you like to have a Theta for a wife? . . They entertain soiciiers hy the score . . . Have the iovety Rogers' twins . . . And then new prexy Liz MacLennan is D Ctuh Sweetheart . . . A tot of gray matter came with the pledge class . . And Ginny Shanks barely pulled in a 6.5 . . . Prexies seem to he a Theta line of attack . . . With Uscartetn Cornelia Maitett, Jan Plummer, Betty Burnette and Phyllis Ktinzman . . . Pounding the gavet for honoraries . . . Anct then Hattie holds a ruling hand over the Kennet Klub . . . They got 'em hrainey, glamorous and hrictge-playing . . . And what's more . . . Hixtrs. St. Peter was a Theta. too . . tiirst Row: Etizatn-th NiarLennan, Dorothy ixiatantt, ci0IDf'ltil Siattct, Luene ixittttctt, Dorothy Wtictca, Lois Nelson, Ntargaret North W' S:-rontt Row: Nancy Pitts, hfiary Jan Plummer, Anjean Rogers, ,lame Rogers, Gloria Rule, Virginia Shanks, Ntarityn Simmons Third Row: Barhma Sivf-rson. Ntarjorie Steen. Celia Van Arsttate, Pat Yates ixICl'lll'll'l'S not in pictures: Ruth jones. Dana Stloetnntier, Doris Gene Haines, Ntargaret Btarsh GAMMA THETA CHAPTER OF M., 'i 5 4 is ff , A,, a . A'iN . if H A 'E 5 X, Q' Q A r if AA , 'Q ,..u Q 3 1 Gamma M0100 'J I0 I l OUNDEDf OFTOBIZR 11 wo NIONNIOIVIIY C'OI.l.U'l,, MOTXVOIWIII, ll,l.INUIS FOIIJRS1 DARK AND lallllfl' lillfli l7l.OXX'I'.R' H.Fl,'R IJIC I.lS 4 Ififil IQUNYI Ixlllfy 'Jill Isl'l'k1'f, IDEIYIPIH' IgfK'VVSl0f', Ixlift' Igrll, ISPVITIY BfI!WN'lllil', D0l'iS l5l'llllIl1'l', Nlilfy IITZIIN N1-rulml Row: lfllc-11 c'll'llll'll9, Jann- fvnwlvs. Kalln-rvn Dwigflll, Kay Gilmlin, Nlary Ann Gray. Bvlly Lou q., Hg. J' ,SA 1 V A 'vs farlnarl, Slurgjvry Cflrisliansm l'i0llQ'SOI'l, lllllll 1Al'lIl EQIOHIIIRHI blrllird Row: Barham Hutchison. Sllldllllf' Virginia Jonvs, Ire-nv Kvllcr, Nlargan-I .lane King, Ixlaxinf' Kinsingcr, ltbllt' Kopriva 154 Upa, I Want a KKG' . uDon't iatame ya' son . . . I do too . . . They got heauties, Betty Lou Hodgson and hiaciaiyn Niiiceison . . . They mix hrains and heauty very weti . . . Reeve, Bev- eriy Browntie and Niary Ro O'Brien prove that . . . And when a Kappa Girl VVaii4s Down the Streetf' toh, yeah, they ricie in eonvertihiesi . . . Theres a Hocic of men right hehinci Cause the KKCS are very interfraternai . . . in their affections . , . They have a putt with the iaeuity . . Anci Dwight cirives a station wagon . . Their men gotta he smooth, have tiough anti cigar- ettes . . . And they usuaiiy have . . . i-ittie Reeve was prexy anti Jean Vanier tiinaiiy riecicieri Un J. Crawford ot ATU . . . They're toads ot fun . . . Just get Suzy anti Jean Kueharo together . . . Nort anti Hutch did . . . Their iceys have unioriieci many a heart anci they cionyt iet it get rusty . . . The icey, we mean, or, eoutci he . . The heart . . . ut i.ove You Truiyf' they say . . i'1irst Row: Jeanne Kucharn. .lean Lingenteiter, ixiarioiyn Niiiiieison, Betty Bieaiiuws, Saiiy Biurray, ixiury Rosalie O'BfiI'Il, Betty fjrr Seeomi Row: Delores Peterson, Dina .lean Purdy, Jeri Reeve, Frames Ritchey, Virginia Smith. Huien Steaqhnan, Jean Yanier Fic-mher not in pictures: Virginia XVattiup 155 DRAKE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER OF cron ta, FOUNDED: JUNE, 1941 i e DRAKE UNIVERSITY COLORS: BLUIZ AND SlLVER FIOXVER: NY! IITE ROSE i First Row: Joan Amir-rson. Vvilda Beals, Gail Brute. Dorothea Camblin Second Row: Barbara Green, Ixlerry Luixiond, fxlarcia LL-nikon, Thelrnu Livezey Third Row: Gloria Lowcnsiein, .lean Lurus, Naomi 3lc'Kinney, Sybil Dlvyvr 156 HZeta Sweet Zetaf, is their song . . . Among the Usweet Zetasu is Dorthea Camhiin . . VVho's president and iisls a score of activities . . . Among them a diamond . . . Another usweet Zetan is Avoneiie Strawn . . . VVho's a ioiggey in VVomen's league and Y. VV. . And then there's Barbara Stiies who guarcts the grades . . . in ixfiiss Scott,s office and guards a shiner, too . . . They hoast Gloria Lowenstein from out New Yort way . . . Xvho writes a radio column . . . They have dances with Triangle . . . And Triangle has dances with them . . . i They have pretty Gait Bruce Who's very very iittie And just as pretty . . . They are the fear of every other intramural team . As they're good sports . . . iiteraiiy and otherwise . Another diamond, they, what is this, Tiffany's?J Came into the hand of Vviicla Boats . . . They have Ruth Richards who keeps the girls in good . . . in the Dean of VVomen,s office . . . Xvhiie the rest of the crew iceep the girls in good . Xvith the Fiz Cjfiqice . . . :Xnct ati together they are Hzetas Sweet Zetasf' . They say. -on ' f an 4, . 1 First Row: Ninrgaret Nash, G4-rrv Prentis Ruth Richarcis Actriwnna R 'g , , Y ., ,, . 1 y Second Row: Put Shane, Barham Stiles, Avonellv Strawn, Phyllis Xviilrich Bivmimers not in pictures: ixinrjory Herroici, Niurgaret Kreke, Koiien Kottmeir Ruth Qominsiiy, Rose Ann Griffiths, Virginia Hummer, Lila Pruc-ss 157 'Wandering JAMES HAKEMAN Delta Upsilon University ol Iowa BERNARD HOLLAND Sigma Alpha Mu University of Illinois VVAYNE HUTCHINSON Phi Gamma Delta University ol Iowa GERALDINE JAMES Kappa Delta Coe College ROBERT JOHANN Phi Kappa Psi University of Iowa JOHN KEYSER Phi Gamma Della gree 5 BERNICE MITCHNICK Alpha Epsilon Phi University ol lvlinnesota HARRIETI' RICHMOND Delta Zeta Iowa State College JEAN ROBERTS Pi Beta Phi Simpson College MYRTLE ROGERS Kappa Delta Montana State University BONNIE SCHERMERHORN Delta Delta Delta Simpson College ROBERT WEBB Theta Delta Chi University ol Illinois PAUL WILSON Delia Chi Northwestern University Illinois Wesleyan University 158 ALPHA DEUTERON CHAPTER OF .Af L oiion ID' NENV YORK UNIVERSITY, NEXV YORK CITY COLORS: lII.L'E AND GOLD . I :Ih . - E Q . , ii i ii S ay A A A ' ' I PR Iiirsi Row: .lnrlt fioocIsicIv, Irvs:-ph ,InroIny, Znhnin I-r'vin. Norman I,oIIorIi, NIi'!on ZeIr'I11m'Ii , X R I mn Iqlner I min I r NIPIIIIJCIS not in Iifturvs: ErIu.ircI I.iInmn, Howard Iimunstoin, . Iorris fmII s' ' , . 1 .usgz , .r om IxIairIiowiiz:'c, Bernard Lcnowiiz, Frank Rahinowiiz, IIuroIcI Roscnherg ,kIJl'CPU5l'lI Come, fiII up your gIasses, XVe,II give you a to t . . . Anda?oIIcs, we give you the A. E. Pi's . . . Eddie Litman hoIds a guiding hand . . . Over the boys . . . he aIso pIays a mean game . . . GI bridge . . . And is one of those diificuIt Iawyers . . . And is aIways on cIean-up committees . . . Then there is ZaI Levin of journaIism who has seen . . . Every play at the Shrine . . . where he ushers . . . But takes time out for the PauI Stoye cIuIo and Icnows music . . . 159 And women . . . And then there's EImer .Iaspen whoys in drama. but Still . . . A fine guy and pIenty handsome . . . They're aII sweII I'eIIows and maintain a swell average for . . . SweII fellows . . . They Icnock themseIves out at IormaIs and ceIe- Iorate . . . In honor of A. E. Pi founders . . . They have PoIIocIc of the pre-med department and IVIiIton ZeIchieIc . . . And . . . uOId A. E. Pi Sweetheart I you . . . They say . . . psi DELTA OMICRON CHAPTER I OF 1 IOI'NDIQI'J SIfI'TIiNIIIIiR ll. 1201 YIRGINIX 5III.I'I'ARY INSI'I'I'L I'If, IIIFIIBIONIU l'OI.ORS, ISILYE ANIJ GOLD IIOXVIIR: XYHTE TIQX ROSE . VIIQGINIX if-i, Firsl Row: NViIIimn Andvrson, Rnhcrl IBEIICIVVIII, I,nuI I5nnIicr. I'Ifl'II BCCIiwiIIl, B1-ryI l3Imfk, Rogrr IIIzlyIOCIi, I,0IIgElS SvConcI Row: Dan Broth, RoIvcrI Brown, IDwigjIlI I3uQIJy, XX'iIIi:uu CMP, RoIrcrI KIOITI1, I,nuI CUII-, D0naI?r-fIunp0r 'III1irCI Row: .Iim Crawford, XViIIium Downing. XXIII iixm Isun ap, KI'll!Il'IIl FuirImrn, Xvnyuf' Ijcrguson, Dvnnis QIiIIOy, Don tIH'1'll ourII1 Row: Rohn! I'InmiIIon, Robert IIans4-n, I.ovcII IInrris, RQIJI-rt IIIII, Rohm-rl IIowur4I, XViIIiam IIumn1cr, XVIIIMLI I'IunzL-Imam 160 They're Cannihat Kings . . . hmmm . . The cave man type, eh? But nohody leads them around hy big nose rings? Not much! . . . They sing Take My Pin and Take My Heart . . And actually mean it . . . Crawford, Hunzelman, Ross, Prilchitt, among others. all found their ATG girl . . . ' And Bill Roberts tried to hang his pledge pin . . . They sort of have the University in their grasp . . Belt rings, or reigns, as you will . . . The Student Council . . . Vvatlson, Cate and Crawford have printer's ink in their air . . . tAnd that uaint, all, from holding down big spots .sh And then there's E. Sharp . . . With the gorgeous gaze . . . And Scotty Mackaman with the girls . . . They got beauty with Knockout Rood and Slug-line Van Dorn . . . They got the Delta Gammas all sewed up . . . They both hope . . . And then heaven's gift to something or other . . Fred Beckwith hrings Sunny California . . . Or a tuhe of Ipana with his grin . . . Uvvhen the Sun Goes Down in the Evening, they wish they had a girl . . . Like Tesdeti fand they havei for ATO . . . They're activity men no matter how you take it And they're uAlpha Tau Brothers So Truen . . . they K 4 on the Times-Detphic . . . say . . . ' ' eV V P ' WW' ,' ,, i , A r, f ' , e 6 ' e we 4 g3 5 we 1' 1 , f' A X 3- A 4 W , t i ' '-Q' a , A . as L ' ' ' 1 . 5 f 3' t . A L iiia ' , Q r Q . Vg ,: . , , ,V AV 2 QV is V 1- . . F11 1 3' 'Q A i . at .i I 1 ' Q V . if - a of , ' ,fi . 11 5. ,Q V S if i7 - , V V1 .V :H - X 4 e -5, VV : , V w ff 5,3 . V ,V L,,L .tz V ., ,, .V VV V V x V.,, VV V V ' f'f-' ' 'f f if F 1-V ' ' ' 3 g , 5 , , V .z, s k V V. A V gs . VV VV . V V .-l- V ,V , V --V- .. - V . V .V E VV V V, fi-i Q V- A 5 FV VAV A , VV If W.. V4 j 1 V . E VV X are a : a H r H r ' 2 fi 5 f I V' First Row: Rohr-rl Kay, Rohr-rt Kr-lchaln. Xvilliann Kirsrhlie, Harold Krohn, .lay Langford, Leslie Larson, Rohr-rt Lawrenu I Vvlg A Second Row: Frank Ntaclianmn, Rohert Pershing, Loren Poltet, 'Jenn Pritchett. Ned Ruud, Niillon Ross, Charles Srhoonover A ' . Third R ck Stoner, lanles Swain. N esley Tennant, Gene Lvlhrirh, .lark Xvatson. .iames c s ljltllfth Rf7W'C Prfilll XXVOOIHUI hicnlhers not in Pictures' George Henshaw, Ernie htirhna, Garth Patterson, Boh Goldman, Xvitliarn Roh:-rts. .loe Cook, Gerald Banning. Larry ' ' - 1 ' V - A ' Dellv V D Nlattheqws, Vvilhur Nliilelr, Paul Lcfsoq, James Lounqshury, Joe Sumo, Dave Finns, XX anier Bertholf, ,lanres U'NcrI, Bud flranlihn. ert an orcn. Steve Allen 1 DRAKE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER OF La my td FOUNDED: JANUARY 51. I907 DRAKE UNIVERSITY COLORS: GREEN AND NYHITE FLONVER: NVI IITE CARNATION First Row: Leonard Adams, Roircrt Barsniou, Lee Brewer, George Burmcisicr -1,-fl. Second Row: James Cooney, Vviiiiam Carrick, Tileociorc Czech, Ricimrmi Giesncr 162 HGrah up your purse . . . Sounds like Chi Delts go for Dutch treats . . uput on your hosen . . . Sounds like they want wet blankets . . . Don't misunderstand, they wrote the words themselves and did a swell joh . . . Prexy H. Mud Nugent polevaulted over the top with the women, 'tis rumored . . . While Prexy J. Barnahus Cooney came out in VVho's Vvho and as uTheta's own . . . Brothers Bud Adams and Bill Neessen piloted the '41 football squad over the gridiron . . . Bones Awtry coached the freshman haskethalt team And Boh Barsaiou captained the varsity track team . . . Sounds as if they might have saved money . . . By using the HD Club page . . . But they're a grand hunch and if you donvt think so . . . You've never been to a Sweetheart Sing . . . They sing about their uvvonderful Gneh and Awtry, Burtt, McDonald and Glesener sang so loud and long that someone heard them and now each is a twosome . . . They're all good Joes like upoppan Czech and they never Get Out That Old Green Goblet . . . Just ask them . . . They're good looking, the athletic type lnot brutal, though, . . . And Alt Drake Girls Like Chi Delta Boys . They say . . . First Row: Alhcrt Honold, DuBois Johnson, Howard Kast, Xvillis Neessen Second Row: Hal Nugent, Richard Peterson, Joe Saggione, Jcrry St. Clair hlenmhers not in Pictures: Terry Anderson, Dale Awlry, Earl Baker, Charles Barhour, Ragan Brock, Ted Burtl, Don Dillon, Boh Ehrman, Douglas Flautt, Darwin Cant, Robert Goodson, Ronotd Haskell, Rohert Hencly, Reid Kennedy, A. F, Kuhlnmn, ixiyron 5iacDonalcl, Xvilliam Ntartin, Clark Nlollcnhotll, John lviorris, Rohort Nlorris, Xviiliam Nolan, Gene Porter, Vvcare Rasmussen, Fiaynard Roush, Clint Stille, Russ Stine, Vance Vvymore, John Zemunski 163 IOWA DELTA CHAPTER OF ,df La wi 0 ' In FOUNDED Mxncn 9 lQ'6 , A Z .' 1 , , I Lg UNIVERSITY OF Al.AIB.XMA. 'I175f'.-XLOOSX COLORS: OID GOLD AND ROYAL PURPIJC FLOXYER: YIOLET Row: Roy Acidinglon, Davicl Anderson. Oliver Bennett. Robert Blaclclourn, Vvilliam Blackburn. Cliarles Blodgeti, Leslie Boomlwowcr Row: Blaine Briggs, George Carlmrl. Rolweri Carney, Frederick Claiborne. Afton Edwards, Riclrarcl Enrlrcsss, KL-illi Fmnlilmuser Row: Robert Franck, Richard Gocliley. Nfvilliam Good, Edward Gourley, Forrest Grcenwoocl, Vvarrcn Hngcnixacli. James Harrison Fourth Row: Bernard Hcmpleman, Donald Hoyi, James lnce, Carl Julmson, Donald Johnson, Devvih Jones, Karl Keller 164 AZ i A 4' Violets . . . But not the shrinlcing ones, are the Sig Alphs' music . . . They're the suave type . . . Who go to class on the way from the Kennel to Pete's. Theyire all lovers anci lcnocic themselves out smoking up the passed seegars . . . At tirst glance you would not guess they were musically inclined . . . But they have two swell hands in the chapter . . . They're cloing O. K. now in the psych department . . . with Little Sylvester pulling for the brothers . . . SAES are distinctive for, among other things. having a charter Roly-Poly, Carl Johnson . . . They have activity hoy, Eaglehealc and Ray Restione and My Marley, my gosh . . . For prexies . . . And super-smooth T. Shaw . . . They're who the Thetas lmit for . . . and live for . . . Except a few who insist on DGS and Kappas . . They won the Sweetheart Sing, no ioolin' . . . And the swimming meet . . . Which proves they're not poor fish . . . They think they have the radio department all tieci up . . . But so cio the ATOS . . . They're all loyal to Minerva and Pete of the Piccolo fame . . . Anci the alphabet begins with SAE, they say . . F 1 p p f 7 ' .Tb ' - L 5 5 A Q First Row: Nlvrle Kitchen, Victor Kleiser, Jack Letis, Charles Lintgen, Ellsworth Love, Richard lvtantmeclc. Nlyron lvtarley Sc-fonil Row: .lack ixicifenzie. George Biartin, Frank Nliles, Xvilliam lvliles, Daryl Nims. Alan O'Neall, Howarci Parlc Third Row: ,iolm Patrick, ljreziericlc Porter, Clare Powers, Howarci Ryerson, Russell Saunclers, Robert Seylcora, Tom Shaw Fourth Row: Ariana Stirling, Xvilliam Swearingen, Bradley Sylvester. Eriwarri Tesdell, xvilliam Vaughn, Francis Voss, Roger Vvetmlu Filth Row: Emory Xvest, Tom xvright lvlemtwrs not in Pictures: Lowell Baal. Raymoncl Restione, Charles O'Brien, Robert Ray ALPHA XI CHAPTER OF I0 I0 aifofl an FOUNDED: JANUARY 10. moo ILLINOIS XVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, IILOOMINGTON COLORS: CHERRY AND GREY FLOXYER: RED CARNATION First Row: Lloyd Brickley, .Iim Diukersorx. Harry Dirlcson. Bill Dodd, PI1iIip EngIuncI SCCOHJ Row. Roy Enloc, Don HBTWVBITC, Ffank Kerr, May, CIIHFICS MCDOWBII 166 Memories of Dear old TKEMH yipe . . . Brings to mind, Vvhitsett and Nessetroact . . And that sounds like a vaudeville act . . . And that,s about what it is . . . In their rambling house in the vattey . . Cause he hung his pin there . . . They have extravagant rushing parties and realty buzz . . . The bee on the rushees . . . They got Sports Editor Totnorg . . . who's a jittertbug . . . i , are And likes Bunny Vvoncter . . . Is it any Vvoncter? . . . Prexy AI O'Conner is tetting it to the marines . . . And then there's Vvhitsitt and Nessetroad again . . They ramhte . . . They got otcl Doc Steiner who turks . . . In the uscentsn halt, tscience halt to you, . . And foothatters Dickson and Dickerson . . . Anct always . . . Are handsome . . . Tetces always have cars . . . And Roty Dodd who greets att visitors in the Student Union . . . Att together, or apart. they're a Ukeen tcrowctu . . . And each guy has a 'Sweetheart of TKEI' they say . . . Anct big McDoxvett got a wife . . . Little tVtcDowett got curty hair . . . Entoe hangs around the chemistry department . . . Q g Q J I First Row: .lnrm-s NtcDowvtt. ,farm-s 3tcShunc-, Adrian Neil, Paul Nessetroact, Attrr-ct O'Connor Svmonmt Row: .tmnes Rims-t, XVA-rnc-r Sc-It-rw, .tarnvs Sinclair, Xvatter Steiner, Tom Totxurg Third Row: Gartumt Xvhitsitt, Fred Xvittces. Vvittiam Vvisctom Bt:-rnhz-rs not in Pirturr-si Xvarrt Iillfliilifjtlillll. Kirk Drahc-im. Robert Dreher. Rohert tNIr'Daniet, Jack Petro. Philip Brunow, Ross Drrlrlhy, ,hula tfox, Ftatroru Cites. Xvuttare Rock. Laverne Xvhitnett, Kenneth Hank txtatthvw Votruha P, 167 DRAKE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER GF W e , M V 9 FOUNDED1 OCTOBER. 1037 XC DRAKE UNIVERSITY COLORS: MAROON AND SILVER FLOXVER: First Row: Robert Anderson, Eugene Asirbaugh, John Cochran. Charles Dixon Second Row: iclonte Gillespie, Alba-ri Huilon, Jilsumi Kunioki, Roderick Legg 168 Ul..ovecl Triangle, in memory dearf, . . . They have John Mandia who also lurks around Ancl that brings to mind Marvin Myers as president . . . radio . . . Ancl holcler-clowner of big places . . . And writes songs . . . ln Kappa Beta Kappa and Delta Sigma Phi . . They have little Jits from Hawaii wl10's friendly and And handsome Fred Stewart . . . travelled . . . Of Phi Beta Kappa . . . Thousands ol miles just to attend Dralce . . . And Jaclc Cochran ol clelnate fame and IRC lame . . . They got Diclc Vvenclt from out on the Montana Ancl Writes so well he's of Sigma Tau Delta fame . . . Range . . . Ancl political fame and Leliier fame . . . ' VVho's a whiz at math, figures included . . . There's Monte Gillespie, the little genius . . . They are nice people and sing the Jersey Bounce . . . Of the radio department who up and got . . . They have dances with the Zeta Omicrons, often, if not Married . . . frequently . . . Ancl Gene Asllloaugh of activity fame and Nlounciville, They Ugleam amid the splendor clear of truth's undying Mo .... fame . . . Ancl scholarship winner and political leader . . They say. PC First Row: John Nlanclia, Nlarvin lvlyers, Don Rolmertson. Frerl Stewart Second Row: Diclc Nvendt -N-J-ls lvlemlmers not in Pictures: Rolaert Baldwin, James Barnett. Xvillour Bridges, lvlax Brothers 169 It wficw,Qw.3-g,,.,1v- 6l,l'l0lfLUel 5 . . . 4:-3 WK' fi? J T255 e EJ It s lxflaneuversl Forwarcll lxlarclil And while marching on maneuvers we macle Ameriva Free . . . lvvorlcing at peace, we lpuilt America: explored willi Lewis and Clarke: witlm Zebulon Pilceg witlx Kit Carson ancl Davy Crovlcettl Vvliile on maneuvers we made America Freel . . . XVe lountl tlle American spiritl . . . Vve led tlie Way,-Vve callecl to Amerifax uFollow usl Follow time Pilots. time Squadrons, llle Battalions on maneuvers! Follow time trail we lmlazecll . . . Vve Convoyecl the wagon trains moving Xvestz louglxl the triloes with Custer: rocle tlie Oregon Trail: patrollecl tlie wild American continent . . . our lonely outposts grew: our Camps became rrossroacls: our frontier forts toolc root.-rose from tlxe prairies' into cities . . . our infantry marcliing marie patlisg our vavalry ricling macle trails: wliere Cities rose. we macle time liilces to lay llme lies and clrive tlie spilces.--uniting our country witlx railsl Give us tlie lrarclc-sl iolxl . . . Remelnlmer? . . . Xve lxrouglit America to tlie Pacilic: punrlnerl llie railroacl tunnels tlrrouglx time Roblcies: we livliecl tlle lxlississippi llooclsg COI1flUf'I'9Ll tlie Yellow .larlc in Cuba: ioinecl time oceans at Panama: lielcl. like a roclc, on the Blarnel , . . Tina! was cluring maneuversl , 170, ' L 41 1 W- Y A Q, I 122325 ': '.-ZI': L .z ---' ,V 5 I Wm 1 , V H A My Wwgwf C, ,ww - M xg fr Qi . Un Maneuver IL. H ' A,,,,'- , lam-., 'I ffl 5.11 . nf -wmhirx Vmdllifnls, IJMLIQ A ' f.x ,f lvlls Ilwlll 1IiJ,f:11ll1HA'HI ff' .xlvl in MM lln' ,QTL-at l11llm,:::l:1rr'ls,Dm-SV 'I' is mn, ,'Xx'iulion . . . liirilling . . . 1-xfilingj . . . SC'llS1lli0llkll . . . in louc will: imc-znvvim unci vurllm . , . ycl Sll'illlQl'ly alone . . . lllc purr ol ill? mmgiiws . . , lin- iwnuly . . . nmgniluclc- mul powvr oi' .I-3 pour nmlors . . . clnring . . , i'lll'lxl'lll piiols . . . llwy arc lrnining lor lx gn-ul K'illlSl' . . . llyingj . . . lin-y Slmll nmlw fxllllxflfil lrco . . . limp mx Iillllllllif. lviiows . . . .incl nmy your ceiling limi visiimiiily uiw. iw uniiinilvcl. Rc-aulingf lop lo imllmn: Iglilyillfli mul rlaissnmll- sewn lm lin- roulino . . . lliis linnv il's pl-rioclici inspvclion oi piunc conlro Timfs Hr-nslmw ucljuslinzf lin- wincl lunnci inllialmrc- . . . xx IX so svrious. C,lf'0I'Qf'f Sluclm-nl pilol auljusls imrogrnpll lo oimluin wc-ullmr prvcliclio . . rccorcls mul informs I-PHONY pilols rczuly lo lain- wing. il4llOSl' lruining piunvs nl-4-cl lllc-ir rigging iuljuslccl. X8 wx' I 1 7 114 J vny Dirt Hands Drzxlu-'s avinlion lnlmrnlnry, f'quippf'cl and insluuecl under llle Civilian Pilol Training fours? in ilu- Fall of IQ50 'ms anuplf- power lool 4-quipmcnl. Al riglmt is n sludcnt . . . in pensive mood just 41101-kilmg. In ilu- Wm- IIOIIYS of flu- niglll. n stuclvnt and an grinder lllillil' ilu' sparks H5 '... lwuilrling nncl rc-pairing llxcy slmll pro! clucv llle plum-s . . . sluclying and lrnining ilu-y slmll If-urn in Hy lo Ixecolnc u purl of llu- vast squzulrons guarding .'Xl11Cl'il'Elll soil und ils Cilizcns. Xvlmn nol sluclying or 'isle-ning lo lvn'l1lrc's. nvialion pilols clvvnlc- lllvir linnv in ilu- nm-flmnisrn of xxlwc-ls mul rugs llml propvl llu- unmssivv lnirclsf' Pmvlmx' :U King mul il lu-lp:-r inf spm-nl Milam- innanrclsl' of an l'.nnnus .I-3 1-nginc. .U .J 175 The Fnurth Estate . .. Board nf Puhlicatinns Rmvlmg It-Il Q.. mgtn I'rHI. I1 I t'.tII-Iwi. I..4L XX'.n-im. NI: I I.. Imln. Imm Clmw IMI--1 i'uIxIi..g.-. lit-.m Inlm Il lhrllm-I-rin MII NI: lawn- II IQHIN NI:-mIwr n-It In 1 pmim- Yml.. IHmLx..r The Itoarct ot IJLltJtIt'iltI0I1S . . . in potify ot puhtications. Iiltklllfft . . . appointments . . . their worct is Iaw . . . tor theyire the power hehinct the hetm OI lim Fourth Estate. Capahte chairman is Ilrotessor Cattihan, head ot- the Journatism department . . . txtr. Turtxy Iieeps the IJo::Iis anct sees that the ectitors cto not latte a Iancy to uspenfting spturges' I... which they sometimes ctict . . . Dean Cahrietson is Competent reeorcter ot att meeting proreectings . . . Dean Cuhhage anct txtr. Ruby otter hetptut suggestions anct actyice. Contrary to other years . . . the ectitors ot the Times-Detphic anct fQuax were appointed as memtvers ot the Boarct . . . They mafte their suggestions when it caine to signing Iong-term contrasts . . . appointments ot' statt mem' hers anct poticies to he Iottowect in the otticiat puhtications as wett as the annuat Battyhoo Bawt anct Butt sheets sponsoreet hy Theta Sigma Phi anct Sigma Detta Chi, respectiyety. txteetings are hetct seyerat times during the sfhoot term. hut the one ot greatest importanee comes at the ctose ot schoot when appointments are determined tor the next year. Competition is atxyays tieen . . . apptications are many . . . they convene earty and adjourn Iate . . . they are tair and very Iiherat. Conscientious . . . Ioyat . . . consicterate . . . respect:-ct hy att . . . Ior their worct is Iaw . . . DraI4e's Boarct ot Puhtieations. 177 '55 V L 1-.A,gl.r mx vnwwx 'xx WN I Yvmlq ljmrllilnnr. ,. lic! lxulwnl ...,. l.ml1llu gxlu-1u,, . xl...,W I..-IIL-r ..,. . fu-urgv Dunxrvvlll 4... xlury Lou B11 Lvr .,.. Yin SIIIHII. , , . . . .. XIMIAY ,lrlll IYIIIIIIIIIVI lim f rmxlunl ,.,. . Nfurg fxlurmy .. Pnl Halrvvx ..... , .XIIIUHJI Iallunlfll .. fx' 'IUHOIKI ,..., lj! XlmI.1'lllmll .. 'mlm Brinlz ...... Uuax f f f f13Q.Q .NX . . . .'AKs:,ul. XX lllllllrvll xluhx H1l'1ll'l I'I.lll2lQ'illl. Blum Sl:-vu, xhylmn SL .......l.1lllul ilw-44 Ixlfmllugfrl' N oz 1 Uv l'.r4ilm wm'i.lh' llflilur ,I,llHlu5jl'l'l,!lIPI' ,...XrI l'.m'1lur 'nfl' Ari llmlilm fwlznsvs licliiul .xclllallllxllnulmll ,fJrgj.n1ix.1Iim1s .Sluclwnl Lila' , -.-1: . ,,...4'uf1xn.4 X ,...fXII1lc.1rs ,.,.XIlnls-fir, ,..fulwy4'rl1lul llllxwlll, xl-llilwl lglmllm. ,.'Xf,.iXl..nr, fullumlx 1.1-vm.. . .. .l'ulvI14'lIy mul fir: ulfulirm ii 1' Rr-.uling ls-H In right: Pal Haney, Nlnrilyn Bump, Nlarg Nlurray. Jim Craxxfunl, Ffary Inu Bcmlncr. :wary lun lvluxnnwr, AI Hur:-uid, .Xnlellu Uullqrfl. lflizdlvrllx 5lauLcnumu. George Duuixcul. John Briulz. Veda Ponikvur. Flary Lcmcr. 178 IIOICI lI1c pre-sscs . . . ilis pmclwjliml un I1 UIIEIIIOIHII rIeIc-mv.. scale . . . II:-rc enum- Ilmc lulurc I,uIilzOrs . . . XVinc'I1cIIs . . . IJQQI1-rs . . . A slnll ol vision . . . Iorliluclv . . . vxpcri- Cnre . . . SLICII wcrv lI1c i0Lll'IlilIISlS ol lllf' I-I2 fQuux . . . Aviation . . . mililury I7IilIlPl1YCl'S . . . national clclcnsc . . . ull vonnlvinvcl inlo a Sl1lO0lIl-IIIOXYIIIQ Illemv . . . 'I-Iwn cmnc ff, D 1 - - II 1 - f vvem ver 1 . . . ll 21 II in por cl j . . . grcul journalisls . . . ecIiIoriuIisIs . . . coIumA nisls . . . versnlile . . . cooperative . . . fguux stall of 112. an-M, x 1f,,5,,,,I, , ,fr pon! YH' SNIIIII XXII NI XIII Ifil' I1I1l'IxI1R .Mr IAIIIW NIARI I XX I'I.I 'NINIIIJ N XR1 I,IQI I I IR C-I1 IICCLIV III XIX INT I I r I, ml Edit r Nl-III l'IfHIw Iliwr Classes lhlnur dnl .-xdmf , mm u If 1753 .fn J iii Times- Hlphii: Printers inic ami tealure stories iiow treety atoout ttie Times-Detptlic otitiee ..,, Axmt wtmy not? . . . wtxen ttxere is an eftitor titce .tacit Xvalson amt a reacty statt to meet deacitines . . . A near-eatastroptle arose wittl Peart ttartJor wtien a great cteat ot nationat advertising was eitiler rectucect or Caneettect . . . t'Jut ttie vtiimes-Detpiiic' slatt met ttue emergem'y . . . Putn- tieation was rectuceet to one issue a weetc ami time tuootcs stiowect no rect ink . . . Ext Cotmen, time iuusiness manager saw to ttlat . . . Jim Crawtorct spent most ot tais time in ttwe stot as news ectitor amt rigtlt-tlamt man to Jaetc . . . Jeri Reeve and tiitt Cate dictateci to tile eopyefiitors amt supervisefi writing ot tleacts . . . Pat Harvey amt ixtariiyn Bump stirred up tt'1e campus ctirt NYtltt'tl was putxtistlent umter an try-tine as cotumn- ists . . . Vefta tjonitiyar reignect as eampus ectitor . . . wtlite Arcietia Butiarct ami ixiyrtte Rogers stmremt ltie tmertti as so- ciety ectitors . . . .iiln Cooney amt Tommy Totnorg eaetl tootc a semester on time sports ctesti ice:-ping ltleir statt txusy wtlite one ot ttlem tuangect out tile Upresstuoxu . . . ami everyone was tlappy . . . Somettiing new tins been actctect . . . cturing summer setioot tile Tiines-Detptwic witt ine puimtistlett regutarty tmy a summer stati . . . time vtaetxingj ot typewriters wonit ciie . . . amt time noise aroumi ttie copy ciesti witt not cease . . . ,title Times-Detptiic' is on a new sm-tieetute . . . tieyect to war- time proctuetion. lXtxXXXlNUX lil .lim-I Reacting tett to rigtlt: ,ieri Reeve, .tim Craxstorct ami Bitt Cate 180 Staff Jack Watson Jeri Reeve . . . Bill Care ..... Jim Crawford Veda Poniicvar Ardeiio Buttar Niyrlie Rogers Tom Totuorg . Jim Cooney . d Pat Harvey ..., ixiarityn Bump Ed Cohen . . . BOIJ DCHIIY . EDITORIAL - I-, ' M. . .. M gm ....,...........Editor-in-Ctiiet . . .ixianuging . . . . .News . .Campus . . .Society . . .Society . . .Sports . . .Sports . . .Col . . .Col BUSINESS . . . .Niunnging Editor Editor ffwi, , X 1 -I 1-N., 'ISP , - :bg 4-' vu ...qmg gun 552131 gangs 353153 Editor 3, 11.3 we--0 ' Lit' ...-vw V, M' Editor ' ' Editor Editor Editor Editor umnist umnist ..............I5usiness ixinuager . . . . . .Booidieeper biary Huddieston . . . .cirvuiation L . III C OHI N Iiusmt-N Nlrimgt-r 'Ihe 'limesrllelphic stnlt. Mc-nnlmrs shunting: Reading tell to rigid: George Dunivenl. Prnt, E. I.. Caiiiimu. .lark XYulson. Iiill Cate. ixhriiyn Iiump. Ardetia Us r Hawrin-mru Cmwiordg sitting. V.-th. tjuniinur, Tom iliotmrg. Niurge Fiurmy, Niyrlif- Rugersg around lin- Copy aim-sic: Hitt Iiouseinzm, Pat fimxdrl, Gioria Loweustem Bernd: i'IernpIeman. .If-ri Ref-xe 181 'NI Xl MXN til IIJIJIQN, ltr-.nl ut llu- Ni-as Him-.in N Bureau Dralce news loureau . . . never a dull moment in tl'1ere . . . tilereis always too mucli to do . . . administration puln- licity, liome-towns. tlie Relays. special stories for the press wires . . . never a clult moment . . . Marian lceeps traclc ot tlie entire faculty and administration personages, also a luture iwoolc . . . lmows everytliinsf tliat is liappening. and often lmefore it liappens . . . Sine is tlle instigator of all tliose pictures of Drulie co-eds in tlie Des Moines Register and Tribune . . . llolo Spiegel, sportswriter. camps in time field- liouse and reports duily for tlie Register sports department . . . George Dunivent doulmles as pliotograplier for tlie News lmureau and time Quax . . . really turns out a deal, never misses a sliot . . . Norma Glidden is cliief typist, types everytliing slie can get lier liands on and even more . . . lias tile typing ot steneils down to a science . . . can give you time names ot tlie lowa dailies xvitllout lmatting an eye . . . Pat Harvey llandles society copy and prepares guest lists tor all tlle university functions . . . swislies out a mean ilit ol' liome-town copy for all proud parents .... lolnn Brintz is leg man and clmser-downer of campus stories . . . spends most ot luis time cliasing over tlie campus for elusive profs for a story tliat can never lJe released . . . Xvorries tlie administra- tion lieads to a frazzle wlien alter lust minute developments . . . everyone luas a wonderful time, even during time Relays wilen typewriters are jnmmed XYitil putis for papers over tlle nation. 'the Smit: H-.ating lah ii. fight: IM, Spiegel. Ut-..fgf Iluum-lil, Norma Glnltlfn, 1Vl..mn. Glidtli-n. Biemiim nut in pi.-1-iw: Par Ilan-ey. Juim Brintz 182 Student Director tumnus Coultl the tllat tlim is sultering . . . lt was luis tot to into tlln eclitorstiip ol tlle stuclvnt ctirf-Ctory, ollirial Sigma Delta Clli pulmlivation . . . a lwaclavlwe lor journalists . . . lvul slitt . . . re- nownect as ttde worltlis lbest ctate list . . . Tlw directory was a little late tlmis yvar, lJut still saw rougtt use ..., lim matte it patri- otic tlnis year . . . stars anal colors . . . lvtue on a cream tracti- grounct . . . anfl a wcaltll ol inlormation . . . all lyut telling tlle gulls marital status . . . nf-vc-r missecl a telepltonc numlwr. JIM CRAXYFORD, Slutlent Direuury tftlitor 10112 larougtmt a rlmangfc- in tlme name plate ol ltw Alumnus . . . llencelortll ancl lmerealter to tae lcnown as tlte Nexvs Bulletin . . . Rott-lleattml .lolln Davis gatllerect vital statistifs. wrote articles, summarizetl tgralivls antministration aclvanrcs, anct even mailvct ,em . . . Ncfxvs lmurvau ntcmlwrs anct tlxe Times-lDvtpl1iC editorial stalt Cooperatecl . . . anal Blr. Rulmy clircflecl . . . result a super rvforct lor the quarterly pulllication. ttralte Alumnus txmxs tluttctinl stall. lt:-.tiling It-to to rigtttg Yuva San-ly, txlarizm Clitltlzrn, julln Daxis, Prnt. lf. L. Cnllllmn, tfmery lt. Rulmy anal linll Cute 183 All The WUFlll,S A Stage Petrified Forest Stage Deer Rainer! sllClXV0OCiYS Mille- Pc-lril-illll Forflsti' mpc-nl-ll lilo Llfillllil sr-asoll lllis yvalr. rl-llc sf-liillg . . . llllf lilalli lxlvsa liar-B-f2. Ll gas Slilllllll fllltl llllllll roulll all il lllncly fl'0SSflHiflS in illv l-llsillrll fxfilibllil ill-svri . , . Till' players . . . Alan Squire . . . cxxviliiillll fillmll . . . llll' lillliliifillly lllyill low-r in lllvc willl Galllly BIHIJIP . . . lliarlmra ixllll .luslimlll . . , Sill' xxllo wurlu-ll ill a llalllllurgl-r Siilllti zlnll lil'i'illlll'ti nl Paris .,.Y I-llf'l'l' wsu firalllp Nlllllli' hlo , . . lDilli falllpl , . . xxllll lllrillvrl Nxilll ill.- lllllllgglll ol. liillrlrs ami luvml illc 1'Xi'iiC'llll'l!i ul llulcl-ups . . . A lyllifal llllll- .,.i ' X Cclllllgc lllllillilll llbro living nn llis lilIIfL'lS oi illl- pas! . , . Bull' ill-rlzlingfvr . . , lljfilllii SllC'l'll4'yl . . . Sir. illlil Nlrs. filliellllllll . . . arislllrmlil' coupll- . . .lason lxlapll- , . . zl lypival ll-gillnllairll , . . por- llillli lmrllillg lllllrlv vl-lllllllmllly illiill iw llil . . . tilt' rvit lvl' illl- lfufllii . . , Dulil' yI2ilIll'C' . . . llll- liillc-r . . . cfxfllllll' Klwlligjl , . . lille ll'Qi0ll- llilif4'4 , . . ills? it'l'filll'ti Blvxiulll mek .... Ax llll-Sv ill ilu- islillii Nil-sll lialr-li-Q , . . 'lllr-rv was clrallla , . . rlrallla ill lllvr . . . flrallla ill ing . . . llrlllllzl ill sorrow . . . flralllfl in tile rmlliznlilm lllxlt Snllll-lllillg XX4llllll live' ull :lvl-n il al lllllll llall in givv luis lill- lllr il. Flllll wax Nlilll- l,l'lril.il'li iiurvshu bl-lll'fC XYEIC n lllsinll ol rlllllmlv .lllcl pallllfls ill Till- lilnllligllle tilllll . , . lllllllr- nl- arlrr-ssc-s, Slblllf' nl nllulll playl-ll oll lirllallway .lllcl slllllv ul' lxlllllll XXUfl'il'Ki ill All-parlllla-lll slrlrl-s ...V lllc-ir lixvs su-rv lllillgll-ll llllll yr! llislinlily irlcliviclllllliilic . . , Tvrry Ranclall . . . f.xl'll'll0 SfllNYUiJl . . . was tllcir illllal . . . illcy worsllippcci llcr because slle limi tile spirit . , . illl- livlllirlg lllili lllllsi ul' illlilll lllllil-ll . . . Sim llllll :ll-alillge nilll llll- Qrl-.ll :Xllulpll tiI'I'iZl . . . llirallllx Slll'l'llt'yl . . , llavill Killgsll-y . . . ll-uvl-ll llarrisl . . . Sllf' YYllIli1 ll more lllzln lllv sllprlrlirial .... lc-fm ixlilillilflfi lcncw illc supcriicinl . . , T116 produclion was a Hurry of beau- lillll gllwlls ami wraps . . . lmrrowl-Ll ull CilCil utils-rs' llafiis . . . lll-vvr lille-s allll lllararh-rs . . . ,llllliill . . , Susan . . . Olga . . . l.iI1llgl . . 4 Bolllly . . . Louise . . . Kemlall . . , all clear girls . . . Ami yvi it fon- tainl-ll an illsigllt to fllllrzlrlvr . . . a pm-li into girlisll aspiraliinlls illill llc-ll-als . . . Llnllllll-r Llfillllfl . . . will. Clllllliurls rullllllurl lo llvrryolll- , . . llc-ligllllul . . , mltvrlailmilig . , . an iiclna licrlll-r ami George S. Kaul- lllilfl promlllrliorl . , . lull nl auclil-llre appeal . . . SllOYVillQ' lmlll till- Qlalllornus zlncl llll' irzlgfiv Sirlf-S ol' ills- liIf'iliff' . . . 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IDSITPIII IIISRARIAN .XND PRC JI'IfR'I4IES LEiXX'flfl1LC L:UUk VIOIQ Wnmmfs Marching Band 4- 4-u. lfLUTE AND PICCOLO Berneil lxlnxey if CLARI NETS Helen Barge-r if Dorollry Denlrun If Clara Lou Nlorris lxlnry Margzurei Ar! Lois .lean Kerr Burlanra Grace Siverson SAXOPI IONES rI0illl FFOVVIISCIICI CORNETS Blary MOWER FRENCH HORNS Pllyllis XVillricl1 Alive Ledyarcl Connie Hnuglancl BARITONE HORN Rutli Pegg TROMBONES Verclelle Grobosclx Nlary Huglin Elliel Rolaerg BASSES Ixlary Alice Becker Virginia Ackerman 190 PERCUSSION Ardella Mfcoy Belly Lou Nlccoy Janis Black Darleen lxlagnuson Ruth Barnes Plryllis Flick DRUM MAJOR Nlarilyn SilIlIIl0flS 'IVVIRLERS lx 13 fy b10VV8I'l Delores Gerard J Drake 5 mphnn Urcheslra Vi JNDI 'UIOR I'1l'ilIlIx N0yf'S I lRS'I' YIULINS Ifnnnin Pzxs4'ImII AniIwI XYIIIIIIP IJZIIIQIS TjmIvn KPMI1 Davis Graff' VI-ITOTSPII EIilzlI1r'II1 Vvllrr Drnn 5IoIwrQ IQIII SIacIIun Eugvnic DiIIurfI AIirft XXIUINICI' Bvllv Bray IQIIIII G0rcInn A. A. ImIwrmnn Rnsrne Bmnlmrt Fmnfis Baum Jon FIeIton SECOND VIOLIN DIDYOIIIQ' rI1umr'r Lf-wis SIIKTIIIHII FnmI NInrIin IInrImra IPIIIIVIIIHSOH IXIIITIIIH Rmfl SIlirIr'y .I0nIiin5 IIf-Ivn SIOIIQ' fXInric OaIcr's IIc'sICr BOII1wr'II Patricia I.I?lflCIlIl?lH FIar,r:arCt IxIoore EIimI'JcII1 Bvrslvstrmn SIlirICy I'IurIsfxn CIinlon .Im-nI1son Louise Smith YIOLAS KIIIEITIOIIC' I,urIwr NInrIys Rr-urI Euln .IQ-annv SIIPEIHI DOYIIIIIX' XYUIIPI Ross LIRIUITITPII Tom 'I4oIJorg LIUIH? Larson DarIc-nv IXIagnuson EIIIIPA Tupprr Gvnrgv Krish1Ir'Ii BIFIX KfOIllUll'f C'EI.I-OS 5InrgarPI CII1risly R050 5IariP XIOCICI'Ixfll'll Alan- SICPIIIIRIII I.iIIiun Young Bvliy Confirm BIuriIyn SIIIIIIIUIIS IVInry Elimlv-rl' SIuu Bvnirirc SIIIIIII I,c-mm GuvssImfI Edith SI1r'rric'Ii BImy CouIiouIis BASSE? BarImra SIiIr's EIilalI10II1 FUOIQ Dana SI1of'maIwr iIOI'lll Akers GvmIcI GiII1-n Norman Sutton HARP Enid BEICIIIIIGII Imlrr l'IfI .IQFIIX IRIN dfkl Il-Ylllllilll I'I-l 'TIZS FI2lric- NIuunlnin .IRIIIIPQ Rimvl Bc-rnvil 5Ialx4'y PIKTOLO Bvrm-iI BIAW1-y .Iunws Rimrl UISOES Rulln Ijviu Au Im DonuIfI lima PI x'IIif Uri-ss Iwr IfNULISIl HORN J. SHYCIIT C'LARlNIfl'S INVIIIIPIII IXIQ-r-umm Rub:-rt I'ugr-I BASS C'I..XRINI:Q'Ii SIIPFIIIFLII Bulls HASSOON5 NzuIz1Iic Stark I:Iora Oslrcm IIORNS Arr'I1iv I IauQI.unI fior1Irm IEIITI Ailvrn FIPU-r ffnnuir' I'IauQI.ulcI Carlluu I'uIIcr 'I'Rl,'3IPE'I'5 CMI IIOITIIIEIII Kvni SHCIQCIIIIFIII Don Roibcris 'IROBIBONES RoIwrI Anc'IPrson Evrrc-II Bvvsmi .IoIm IIaIIiI,vurI4m 'II 'BA AIIK-ri Islenmfirr 'IYF IPANI Earl KLIIIKIIII PIfRCL'SSION Dirk IXIzxxIli0IcI REIIPII Zarnow Dolnrrs Gerard BucI I.f'onarrI LIBRARIAN 5IarIys Read Mixed llluartet Qi 'fi ilvutlrntj it-ll to riglxt ,vnu an Ihyug th-II, .Xllhcd Sluln, fNiun.m XX'illium5, jenn- Flaumlx null Keith limnlxlmuser. At banquets, lunclleons . . . convovulions ol every sort . . . Dralce's ixlixecl fluarlel llElS Qillllfxfl lame and recogni lion . , . llxey llnve personality plus in Doug liwll . . . lmcauly nncl grave in Allllea Slullr . . . ellicienry and clepencl ulyility in June lxlauclc . . . ext-rulive minclf-cl Kc-itli lrrunlclmuscr . . . uncl rifll, golclen voices lllal Illillif' up time lvest quartet in tile country. I e alirlqal Singers lxloclern artists ol song go ixlaflrignl . . . were organized by Bliss Helen Clmm- lnlee lust September . . . sang lxluclriguls at conventions and CllLll'Cll6S . . . even sat urounci 21 lainie during one performance like time lxlaclrigals ol olcl . . . tlley clon't llave tlme ancient costumes . . . but tllnt is tlleir amlnition . . . so tlley can lie Hgenuine nlaclrigalsu in tonal caliber and ciress. limtfling lcll lu riglulz first row: Fmmcs Kulme, Lillian Garlmer, .loy Clarla. ,lean Nollsucr uncl Rosalie Xvistlom Se-:onli row: Boi? Mitcllell. jim l.nunsl:rerry, Bill Litton mul Gerald Gilien. 192 Drake Chair Sixty mature '... trainect voices . . . ttie Draice tlniversity Ctioir , . . ixiaster ctirector . , . Stanford Hutstiizer . . . wtlose protounci interest and grim determination rewarriect trim alnpiy . . . tiis ctrealn ilact COIHC true .... A t ttle Na- tionat Wtusic' Convention XVtliCil convened in Xxiifilitil. Kansas . . . ttle Drake Ctloir was recognized as one ot ttle most outstancting in ttle fountry . . . ttlatts tame and prestige in any man's tanguage. tiacti year time group goes on an extenmtect tour . . . performing at Ctiurcties anct Convention programs . . . Ttiey tlHVC travetect as tar Xvest as Denver . . . Souttl to Kansas City and St. i.ouis . . . and ttle entire state ot iowa. Cin .-Xprit I0 tiley presented ttle annuat Spring Concert . . . tleautitut . . . inspiring . . . tatenteci . . . ttlose sixty voifes. 'title targest itinerary ever ptannect was sctlcqtutect tor ttlis Spring . . . tmut ttie rationing ot tires put a damper on att anticipations . . . tlowever, tile stuctents not Comptain . . . atter att . . . it was att for Uncte Saln anct ttley foutct sing tor tile sotetiers at tiorne. in actctition to lHLISii'ili artists ttley boast suctl inemiiers as Cetia Van Arsetaie . . . prexy ot Kappa Atptnl Ttleta and Hitt Coodis tavoritc '... Drake tweauty .AttiIf'il Stutir . . . titting soprano wtlo tlarmonizes wittl Doug Beit anci so ttley matte it a twosome . . . Another t1eaut5 '... tovety Heten Hartnour . . . a master pianist . . . and petite Ntarjorie Ctlristiansen xxtlo wartntes wittl ttme quartet. Superb voices . . . a grand group of singers . . . no wonder they rantc Htopsn in ttle nation. 193 Abffw, rmfllylg IvIi I.. ugIuI X1-:man IMII IMII IIN,-Lm-, N1Iny-w1-- fI1ml'.m-1-n, snlmsl, Huh I'I,,Il,'grQ mmm- l1..,.Ip!,m. H.-l.,,. r1f.,l.,,.If ,...,,.,.,.f.,.I.n Belfm. m.'l.,.g IeIt M- ugh! Nmuum IJMI IMI- IIfvpIxm- 131111 I'IfeIl1gmII f1u+I fjvwrqfg IIAHIQIHQM 194 en' Uuartel Allention. all sc'creIari0sI The mmfs qunrlvl nm-vcIs some- one to Icevp :III IIN-ir appoinlmcnls slraigIlI . . . you ser-. tI1ey'r0 C0niinuuIIy in cI0mnnfI . . . popuIur . . . yes . . . ancI tIwy can sing. loo. 'I4Imir prorfrauns nrv supf-r . . . just IOOIQ ni IIN-ir rc-serve -... CImrming IxInri0riG CNIHISIIEIIISCII unfI IKOIJ IIopI4ins wiII1 II1vir uniquv rIuPls . . . IDPFSOHEIIIIY in In Icing IIOpIiins is nIso IIN- most c'Ivvcr muster QI uervnlonics . . . IIis sloric-s nrt' . . . wvll. II10y'rf- just cIiIIf-renl . . . amI NInrQ0 OIIQIII I0 Iinow . . . I-0VOIy II0Ic'n HarIJour II1riIIs all wiII1 In-r CXc'vIIOnl piano pIi1ying . . . BOI1 PIuIlzgraI'I fun pIa1y IIN' ma1rimIm likv any pr0Icssi0nnI . . . Iund all prvss limo . . . BOIJ nmI Ixlnrgc wer? r0aI l'IlUlHT'lly like . . . ix twosome . . . lIml's il, . , . Norman Dial is IIN- Iifv OI IIN! party . . . lI1a1t is . . . NYIIPII HcIvn docs not proc'Iain1 a mon0poIy. Al Imanquvls . . . IwiIigI1l Ilours . . . convcnlions . . . meetings . . . tI1eir programs arc aIways u success . . . Ipccausc . . . roopemlion and clelerminaiion make them so. Paint and Palette vrs W 'll 5 , Professor Ben Boyct is tlie Hicleau entliusiast ot ttie Art Department. Heis torever awalcening liimselt in ttie mictclle ot tlie nigtrt witli a lorain- storm, and wliat's more . . . it always lnateriatizes . . . First tue ctrew up plans lor a lyigger anct loetter Art Department . . . now we tiave oneg ttien lie ctreamect up a lotueprint ot an art gallery: we receivect ttiat, too, along witll an exliiliit scliedule ol lowa artists. Prolessor Boycts many flilterent classes vary lrom intricate ctesign worlc to simple line compo- sitions. rl4llPfC is umeatu in tlie molto, uF0rm Follows Function . . . A typical still-lite set-up lor ljrotessorws water-color classes, is tlie loowl anct miniature statue at tlae Students enroltect in tlle Art History courses acquire lirst lianct inlorma- tion ancl lcnowtectge ot lfurope's masterpieces . . . Coming lrom blr. Boyct . . . gives very valualile inlormation . . . loecause lie lras travelecl ex- tensively alJr0afl. 196 Ar the right, is Bun C' I , Y' vrumrn using lwr water rolor l5l'llSll on an still-lile llfilXYllILf. ll was one ol tllosf' rainy zxllernoous, or llw class woulcl lmvs- gonc out lo lln- slonv quarry annul puinh-rl some local sconclry. .Q TIN- sful ml lpll 5 lllllf Y . : ' X . I ' TN 4 or is Rn .wr I 1 mrmlfl llxrrcil lelllll xml .ml lllc lxfcl um :N flax l llilfl lllr IllNlllH K 'hmm ull, 1 fill-CSR PS ' ' N0 nmn . . . llmr- mmlelnnvf class Img llll'lll'1l oul l'f'llIilll'Zllwll wm'lQ llliu xr-ul' . . . 'nu Suxx' ilu I yn Pause - - Fur Statinn Idantifinatinn The radio staff points with pricie to a year of successful broadcasts. Prouci of its net- work shows throughout the year, uit's net- work stuff has become a pepper-upper for every HFamous Lives of Famous Vvomenfv Saturdays Safety Broadcast, Ucommunity Chest, uparacie of Features, etc., etc., etc. Mr. E. G. Barrett stiii reigns supreme in the department and his masterful, uLet's get to work never hurts anyone. This year has shown bigger and ioetter announcers, actors. and continuity writers. x' fl ifs .lim K1-in-han at the controls! He is prohairiy instiguting an airplane I1 crash--on a transcription, oi' course. 1 H011 ttie Nose,,' exviaims Jerry James, ami tier privilege to be so triumptmant is a just one, for that is part of the poiiry of Draice shows. .tust to see tiiat everytiiing eise in tile department Comes up to ttial exart ptlrase we have Garland Nvililtsit, Paul Nesseiroact, and Xvayne Hutctlinson. Tile staff is being energetic again . . . but ttlere it is . . . tile pilone. Hixfir. Barrett? Just a moment, please. From tilis tittie room on tile top iioor of Carnegie emerges att time eopy. Freddie Bevicwittl, ucecii B. De Sfiliesiminger, Hytone and ixturpily take ilonors in tile continuity iiieiii. Direetor Barrett converses earnestly witti Nort Park, prottuftion ctirector. wimiie E n Q i n e e r Hifincicyn anti part oi tile fast iincis sometiiing' in time script very amusing. 200 Tlmis Coultl easily lme-yes it is-tl1e fast lor llle Famous lives ol Famous Xvoim-n. lor tllere is clireflress Hytone in tlle lmafli- grouncl Clleclcing on last minute proclurlion timing lor ufQueen Vittoria. Aftors influcle Bill lxlcfory. lxlaylou Sullivan, ancl Darlene Brewster. Tile lluctnlle arouncl tire milie is none otller tllan tire announring stall. If you loolc floss-ly you'll see - l.ouns- lmury, Kearny, Jones. nlanclia, llemlwr- tlly, lXirst'l1lte. anct Voss. 201 Boogie-Xvoogie vs. Beetlioven. You migllt llear strains ol Filfll emanating lrom the Car- negie llall sluclios. rrlllt artists: Steve Allen ancl lletty Conggclon. Tlueyire in demand, too, will: llicir alienatecl talents--Fir. Allen to swing lllem to lln- llPiQ'lltS and ixliss Cong- clon to soollme tlwm flown. Hesnlvnd That Debate Reacling left to rigbt: Jean Luias, Gerry Prenlis anrl Don Xvine, HA spacle is a spacle and always will be a spaclen . . . tlratys Don Vvine you bear . . . practicing for one of tbe major debates . . . wbile Jean and Gerry gaze witb puzzling apprebension . . . just wbat is tlreir colleague going to propose next? The varsity squad consisted of under classmen tbis season . . . veteran clebaters . . . AI Silver and Veda Ponilcvar were unable to participate . . . seniors . . . you lcnow . . . various ancl sunclry activities . . . Witb bopes of graduating . . . Jobn Cocbran was tbe otber varsity squacl member . . . tlris year's question was sbiltecl and cbangecl several times because of tbe rapid cbange in world-wide conclitions . . . at last . . . tbe Roosevelt- Cburcbill peace program . . . pro and con. Several itineraries were planned . . . but rationing, of tires cancelled tbat . . . so local clebates and radio appearances completed tbe season's scbeclule . . . Dean Gabrielson and Professor Dunn were tbe efficient ancl capable co-aclvisors . . . Dean Gabrielson also taugbt a regularly scbecluleci debate class . . . a new innovation on tbe Drake curriculum tbis year . . . Pi Kappa Delta, national forensic fraternity . . . sponsored tbe intra- mural clebate tourney wbicb was won by Zeta Qmicrons and Sigma Alpba Epsilon. 203 IJUX XXIXI. XXII lllklx V1 IVHIQXN Ucrzulin Llc-lmlvrs llun Xxyiuu-. .lolm clflflllllll. ,lc-un lluxus mul clf'I'2llKlllli' lyrvnlis l'C'lJl'!'9PlIll'll llrulu- all llu- loxxn Slclll' Forffnsic' Conlvsl lu'lrl all cNl'llilIA Rupirls in Nlun ln ..., ll-am mul flvrry won xupc-rim' ruling . . . llun mul lulm r.nl1-cl sw rellvnl . . . llu- fllll'SllUIlZ pros mul unix ul llu- llmmlwll cillllfl lnill ps-un' paul us clrnwn ulumrcl slmip mnu-xxlu'rv on llu- rxllunlic' , . . lil0llllf'I1l nrulor .... lm-rry flzmolwc-y cliu uxwrl llu' vnluc-s ol Conpvrulivvs vvrsus vupilulisnmm . . . xxx-nl uw-r swvll willl llu' juclgvs mul ,lc-rry luumu-cl vu vllr-nl ruling. Tluf rvgionul clelmlv lnurnamu-nl xxww lu-lcl all Nlimu-axpolix lllll lran'f'ling,f clillirulllm-s pl'c'x'1-lxlvcl llu- Qryuaul lrmn lmrlimlymaxl ing. Tlu- remuiluler ol llu' sz-usmm . . . cl:-lmling mul num- clelmling will: surromuling rolls-gm-S . . . ull numfclmisiun . . . lmul Hon feels ronliclvnl llml llu- lgullmlug qllurla-l xvoulcl lunc- won ull lluh rilrlums mul cups . . . lull llu-rv iusl wr-u-nvl amy . . . wvrv lluxrv. ljon? . . . lowu LjlllN1'l'SllX . . . slill compvli lion . . . Simpson . . . mul lowu Slixlr' . . il rlulio lzmglv xxillx llle lulllvr . . luzuls ol lun . . . XX'0lNll'I'llll vxpvrimuc- . . . mul llley lmve lwo ol llu' mosl I'UIlSIlfxllllUllS ilIlX'lS4ll'S cu-r . . . Dean flnlmriclmn mul l'rolc-swr Dunn . . . our lmls ull lo all ol you. Xl-mv ruvlu VUXKXII HXIRIQIIIXMX Iifklml ugln ll XX ll INN 204 .nf-U' Drake Hula s---1942 THIZ AMI-QRICAN ilsexo. SYINIIBOI, ol-' Ilmlfll XNIJ llclililaml A ril 24-23. lQ42l Anollmer Ireat llatllelielct . . . witll maneuvers P 5-, planned montlms in aclvance . . . a great staclium lillecl willl tlmusancls ol spectators . . . in great lmtllelqield wllere Youtll fompetefl for atl1lelif and victory . . . planes roarecl overlleact . . . tluey were on peaceful . . . no threat ol loomlis . . . no liring ol guns with intentions to maim . . . and off in tlle distance . . . against a Clouclecl lmorizon Star-Spangled Banner . . . a symbol ol lmope A . . freedom and On future battlefields . . . wllere athletes gather . . . where long may those Stars and Stripes wave , . . o'er tlme the Home of the Bravel 205 Ilhampinns nf Track es 1 1 YQA, 3 . I . ww W . X q?k.i?4 W'-dv av' One-Mile Relay Champs-ltr-ailing lvli to right: .lim XYells. ijtl Grunantler. Jalm Hodges. Dir-lr Yauag. Attuned to the crash of two falling world recorcls, the thirty-third successive Dralie Relays sent 1,500 athletes through their championship paces lpclore a wartime attendance of over 15,000 on the mornings and afternoons of April 24 ancl 25 at the lbralce stadium. Though the crowd was curtailed slightly on Saturday hecause 01 recurring showers, Don Dunphy, ace of the hlutual lmroaclcasting systern's sports staii, aired the erection of six new relays standards in the university and college sections. Bill Lycia, a powerful southerner with lightning huried in his spilces, ushered the Olclahoma sprint medley team to the opening world record of 5.25. Some ten yards off the pace when he accepted the haton, l.yda hit a blistering l:49.7 time over the concluding half-mile to shade lxlichigan and Texas. This made the second successive year that the sprint medley world record toppled at Dralce, with Texas sailing into a 5125.2 marlc in 1941. The other worlcl record fell heiore the pounding leet 01 Roy Cochran, a petty officer at the Great Lalces lvaval Station, who galloped to a :52.2 time in the 440-yarcl low hurddles. The former marlc was :25.4, set hy John Gihson of Fordham in 1927. Ohio Stateys llying relay outfits cornered the major share oi the titles as they led the Big Ten to a drimination over the southern entrants, The hounding Buclceyes captured the 440-yard. SSO-yard and mile re ays. After piling into a :41.5 triumph in the shorter event, the Buclcs came haclc behind the anchor running of Ralph Hammond to eclipse the half-mile record with a 1:25.9 performance. Finally, Ohio States red- shirted raiders turned the mile in 5: 15.5 for their concluding victory. Qther records were set hy Dralces freshman mile relay team, running Diclc Young, John Hodges, .lim Vvells and Ed Grunander, that turned in a new time of 5:27.45 Prairie View, Texas, Teachers, with a sprint medley time of 5:27.5 in the College ll section. and Coe, running the lowa college open mile relay in 5:25.6. Turning haclc one oi the greatest hurdle liields in the history of the relays, Riceis hloncl Bill Cummins charged to a final triumph in :14.5. Bolo Vvright of Qhio State. the defending champion, was forced out when he clipped the fifth hurdle. Whitey Hlacl of Michigan Normal and Roy Bucelc of Texas A Er 1V1 finished in that order in a hlanlcet finish. Virgil Alston, slender lvliami, Qhio, two-miler, pulled the loiggest surprise when he sprinted home the final 220 to inch past Oliver Hunter Ill of Notre Dame at the finish. Alstonls time was 9:25.5. 206 Q 'vm Sittlouetteft against a bactcgrounct ot' American ttags and an entiiusiastic Retays crowd, ttlis inugter ana nounces tinat events. Pictured as tie iiit time tape witil time tinistiing ctrive ttiat tmrougiit Dratieis FTCSIIIDEIII mite retay team a 5127.4 triumph is Eat Grunanrier, anctlorman on tile trosii toursolne, Ottier merntwers ot tile team ttiat wtlipped iowa Teactiers by a i1eatttly margin were Dick Young. .IOilI1 Hodges and Jim Xvetts, running in ttlat orcier. Boil Retltnerg, ttiinois sopiiomore, is siiown at tile conctusion ot iris tbtazing stretcii ibict ttiat tnrougtit victory for the tttini in the university distance mecitey in 10: 17.3 Notre Dame. utter teaoting most of ttie way, tinistiect second, with Michigan ttiirct. Virgit Atston, stim ivtiarni, Qtiio, two-miter, turned in ttwe inig surprise ot the Drake Retays when tie overcame a 75-yard cteticit in tiie tinat 220 yards to stlacie Otiver Hunter, Notre Dames ciefencting ctlampion. Shown hitting time tape, Alston ran tile distance in 9:25.5. 207 i W. t ,. t- Q2 if f. 1:5 f f 75 'J ff, .r. l 1 L fe, 'Huh .4 N,-x .V It 'EE.iv1z4:f +s::ifz'j, -Q mar' A - Wm , my V kia.- nd The Bains llama . . . ,ii Upper tett anct reacting ctown: A ttlirct time Texan putctirilucte reigns over ttme Drake Relays as Don IJUIIIJIIY. sports vomrnr-ntator, crowns Queen Kay with E1 studded Crown, penris and il tciss. I.4CVtfl, Where is . . . XIGCI illld .lilfti Ctlllftite HS Ct1i1HllJfEl N'VtliITlp6l'S, Ht IIEIVC HO rain bHI'I'Ct, Il0t CVCII il CCHEII'-ltOOI'.H UYore not tcictdinf Stmarpyf' ctmwts Kay over ice-tnerg satact. Upper rigtlt and reacting ctown: A part ot ttle 5,000 spectators who Crowctect Drake Stadium on Frictuy to watvti ltle stars ot track and tietd. Adcordin to the weattler man Decker it was rainin anct rainin tlard . . . but Q 9 government orders saint no announcements . . . information to ttxe enemy . . . or to Penn Relays fans '. . . sun was shining ttleret 208 Drake Hula 120-yard High HLl1'd16S-Cummins tRice, tirst. Htaci t1Viict1igan Normat, second, Bucetc tTexas A 5' Nt, ttmirci, Saunders tNiiami, fourtti, King tNeiJrastia, tittti. Time, :14.6. 100-yard D21Shf--'Farmer tiowa, tirst, Hatt tRice, seconct. txiatiiews tfytitaiaoma, ttiirct, Kettey ttxiinne- sota, tourtii, Larson tiwiarquette, tittti. Time. :10.1. Javelin ThI'0W-C0014 tEast Texas State, tirst. Far- netti ttxansas, seconct,Rasmovitci1 tniictligan Normat, ttlirci. Vviioiaeis tNei9ras1ca, tourtii, Haciiey tvviscon- sin, tittid. Distance, 198.24 feet. 440-yard Low HLl1'd10S-Coctlran tGf62lt Lakes Navat Station, tirst. Kautitz tixiictmigan State, seconct, Stlarp t0i4tat1oma, tilifd, Gittitand tt-ouisiana State, tourtti, Hoctges toictatloma, tittti. Time, 232.2 tNexv Draice recorct, otct maria of :53.2 set ixy Patterson, Rice. in 1938. New' wortfi recorci, otri recorci ot :52.6 set iby GiiJSOll. Forctiaam, in I927., P016 Vllllit-Detietci tixiinncsota, anct Xvitiiams txvisconsin, ticct tor tirst. Xviettiotqt fNotre Dame, ttiirct. Steinimecim tiowa, tourtti. Ricks trtqexas A tl iXi,, Kitness tAuQustana,, Harris tixiiCi'liQ'3Il State,. Hunt tNeiJrnsi4a,, Xvoncti tixiictiigan State, tied tor tourtti. iteigtmt, 13 teet. Syl inciies. Shot P1111-Aussietxer tixtissouri, tiirst, Detaney tNotre Dame, seconct. XV:-tctier tDraice, ttlirct. Beierte txvisconsin, tourttd, Sctiteictl tNei3rasi4a, titttl. i9is- tance, -19 teet 971 incties. High Jump,-Kutnt i1owa,, Proyctslon tOic1at1oma A 5 1Nt,, Hoeitinger tOt1io State,. Rictcs triqexas A 5' 1Vi,, Xvattiins thiiexas A ff txi, tieci tor tirst. Heigtlt, 6 teet 4 inciies. Two-mile Rllll-Atston tNiiami, Otli0, tiirst, Hunter tNotre Dame, seconct. Knox txvisconsin, ttlirct, Ctut- tertlam tcorneit, 1ourtt1,Grace tYantcton, i1it'til.TiInC, 9:23.5. DiSCllS ThI'0W-Fitctl tiwiinnesota, tirst. Beierte ivvisconsin, second, riotinson tOtiio State, ttlirct, Ostroot Gxlifiligilll, tourtti, Detnus tiweiarasica, tittti. Distance, 159.66 teet. 2 Broad Jlllllp-Ctlristopiier tRice, tiirst, Farmer tiowa, second, Farris tCJiiiilil0IT'lZ1, tilirci, ixtccarttiy fiviictiigan, tourttl, Goutci tiitinois, tiilti. Distanc'e. 24 teet, 133 inciies. Two-mile Relay,-ixiictiigan tKautz, Toxinorougtw, ix!IZlttIi'l6NVS, Uter, tirst, Ohio State iVuyasevict1, Trager, Jones, Yates, second, ixiinnesota tixierwin, Poiltanci, 209 Summaries slienttietcit. ttiirci, Draice tGri11itt1.Burct1. Barsaiou. Jamieson, tourttl, tttinois ttlunn, Seitm, Kettey. Reti- izerg, tiittl. Time, 7:115.7. 880-yard Relay-Gino State tOwens, Cotiins. Vvrigtit, Hammonci, first. Rice tspitter, Ctlristoptler, Cummins. second, Texas tixiinor, Kutner, Fietd. Vviren, ttlirot, ivtictligan tvtitlomas, Attcon, Donatiey. Pinney, iourttm, Neiorastca tsmutz, Connor, Brown, t.ittier, tittim. Time, 1:25.9. tNew Dratce recorct, oict recorct ot 1:25 set try iowa in 1935., 440-yard Relay-Otwio State titirepanier, VVrigi1t, Dupree, Hammond, tirst, Texas tixiinor, Kutner, Vviren, Fietfi, seconct, txiicingan 6Til0HlilS, Aticon. Donatley. Piet, ttlirct, Texas A Fr txt tsmittl, Fetix, Hucetc. txioser, iourttm. Gtiler teams scratctneci. Time. :'il.3. Mile Relay-Otmio State tDupree, Cottins, Hame momi. Owen, tirst, Louisiana State tsancters, Junon- vitte. Cattey, Erwin, seconct, Notre Dame ttxoy, Jones. Tupta. Sctliewe, ttlirci. ixiictiigan tri-ilOl'l'lilS, txtortey. Petersen. Uter, iourttl, Purdue tBanci4er. Arnotfi. xxrciier, Anthony, titttl. Time, 3:15.'5. Sprint Medley Rfiay-Otctatloiiia tstlarp. txiattiews. ttoctges. iytia, tirst. ixiliifiligilll tUter. Ttlomas. Piet. Ntatttiews, seconct. Texas tHaternici4. Xviren, ixiinor. ttmstattctt, ttiirct. iweilrastca iconnor. Smutz, Brown. Ginn, iourtti, Purctue tAntt1ony, Banctcer, Bauttce, .ientsct1, titti1. Time, 2.23. tNew Drake and wortd recorct. otct mart: ot 3:2'5.2 set toy Texas in 1941 tor tvottl martcs., DiSt2ll1C6 Medley Relay,-ittinois t0tson. Dunn, Kettey, Rctxtnerg, tirst, Notre Dame tTupta. Scinewe, Ntatoney, Contorti, seconct. ixliftligilli tpetersen, Rox- tJOI'QlIQil, i.eonarfia, Kaute, ttlirct, Dratce tpatrictl. Jamieson, Barsaiou, Burcti, fourth, Ohio State triones. Keracofe, Yates, Duyoticti, fittii. Time, 102175. 480-yard Shuttle Hurdle Relay-Texas A 8 M tCox, Xvattcins, ixiitctleii, Buceic, tirst, Giciatioma A ti- txt tCiarti, Tate, ixiunn, Niciuois, seconct, iowa tpuit- man, Vottenweicier, Eiet, Spencer, ttrirci, Mictligan ti-ai1ey, Byerty, Stroita, 1NtcCartt1y, tourtt1. Time, I:00.7. FOUI' Mile Relay-Notre Dame tixetty, ivtaioney, Contorti, Hunter, tirst, ittinois tDietrict1, Dunn, Seiio, i26t'ltJCl'Q, second, Qtctatloma tBurris, Smethers, Leti- man, Lycia, ttiirct, ixiinnesota tGitt, Barnett, Poiltanci, Fstien, fourtii, iwiictligan ttngersott, Gtas, Leonardi, Acicerman, tifttm. Time, 17:4l.1. Ulllhall :.- . , ., ' 1.3 -3.97425-,+5::,giE.-39519:1'5:2:Q:g, ' -hp-P-5 . .- : gimp ' ,vga'rzgf'ig,'315'E52efxwF,g-3: Ka,-i:e,,pX?h3Ef- fir.,-vikzk M 53 Mg ,K 4- A v,f,?g,43g?q,:.x, hyge.g42Af24ff.,,1X.ff13,,f:gW,g5.f,,:,.,A,45fg:1 YQMM rf' M Sw k v -' A' , ' s2af2zgs'Qww,gzpefg5 Q fm: f' Q '1 ' Y- ' f k P--yf?Wf3?:,Q Snr , A 3 figfwgxfwv ffgfmgxg.1,-4-1:':1':, . ,W S? X , . - 7' ' - g ' zgz! ' ' f 2551 f ,,1z5Q:iV, g 'A 2 J., 210 or Virloryn was V:-vis slogan just lmvlorv tin- season opemxl. licarling If-ii to rigjlit arounri tile V: Saggione, Cniill, .'xl'lilSl'idS, gt flnr Co-captain Aiirnns, Arncson, Dillon, fofrnpiain Nvcssvn. Rcm'x'v:4, Xvliitc .mai ifranii. COACH VEE GREEN Ylilierels tliat lar-away looli in liis eyes . . . illilt genuine smile . . . anal llicn . . . Cold Turlceyu . . . Just wliat cloes time coacli mean every time lm says tliese significant . . . in a way mystic words . . . .N slogan clreaineri up lny tile amialmle Vee and uspicecln into liis pep tailcs wlienever time lmoys iiurclle a major obstacle like time Cyclones of iowa Slate. Long alter time liglits of the University are ciarlcenecl, Vee can ire louncl in iiis olllice plugging away, witll a staclc of papers inclore lnim . . . Evidently l1e's trying to liincl anotlier uperfect maneuveru l'icc tliat one against Ollio State in ,57 wlien tile Buli- clogs wallcccl all over the Buckeyes lor tiie first seven minutes. Vee not only displays prowess as a competent football coacli . . . ivut also as Director ol Atliletics and luaselnall mentor. He is still active in atilletics ancl will ciiallenge any ol uliis laoysn to a game ol' lianclllall or bail- KT minton at tide flrop ol. a liat . . . Tliatis wiien Vee comes into llis own witll a lungo ilat. Anti conliclentially . . . please cionit tell anyone . . . Vee lias a sweet tootli lor ice cream . . . and poetry . . . great comlJination . . . His spontaneous verse . . . exclusive uvee Green Helio anti sunny smile . . . lxavc liltetl many an atlllcte from clolclrumw . , . Nice gfoinff, Captainl 211 rvnnu fo captains Burt Adams ami iiiii Ns-essi-11 pian tinnthaii strategy with accuracy and precision oi Ugfriciiron greatsn Staggerect ily schoiastic and selective service hody hiows tmetore the iaunching ot the I0-1l season. an uncter-manned Drake ioothaii squad hattiect through to tour victories and a tie in ten starts. Even aiter the campaign got underway. an unasked-tor jinx in the torm oi continuai in- juries continued to trait the charges ot Coach Vee Green. At one time or another, either an injury or iiiness removed neariv every starter from the iineup. Consistent stickouts through the ten-game grind were Co-captains Bud Adams and Biii Neessen, guard and tackie respectively. Adams, constructed aiong the hiunt iines oi an army tank, piayed at ieast 55 minutes ot' ioothaii in every game-iiinaiiy heing awarded with a first-team berth on the Ati-Missouri Vaiiey seiections. Big and huriy. Neessen continued to piay outstanding ottensive and defensive bait irom his right tackie position despite a had knee that hothereci him aii year. Nec-ssen's peak etiort came against the University ot iowa, one oi two Big Ten teams piayed hy the Buitdogs. Providing a one-two running punch in the hacktieid were Maurice White, a senior iett haii. and Herm Harvey, junior right haithack. Vvhite aiso shared passing and punting duties. Bud Vincent, tiny sophomore, was the top hack in the statistical coiumns with his running, passing and punting. At the ends, Raiph Burton, a junior, and Emory Reeves, a senior, ptayect steady bait throughout the season, white Senior Ted Czech and Junior Don Diiion proved capatfie running mates tor Adams at guard. Harry Dickson, a senior, was an effective runner from his fuiihack position despite a ' injury, White Raiph Frank, another senior, was a roughhouse hiocker and fine tieid I Two other capaioie seniors were Quarterback Jim Cooney and Tackie Vviiiard Joe Saggione, Ciint Stiiie, A. F. Kuhiman, Tom Arneson and Jerry St. piayed standout toothaii during the season. 212 lluq Stinqs Bee Acrurale-passing, lmrcl- clriving Dralce University smotllererl Sl, ilxlTll3l'0S6'S vaunieci liirsl-string lmurlas and iotterecl Jim Doc'l4el'y.s football empire 2141 in time Buiiclog's gricl opener. Tire Bees invaclecl Urulce sluciium willr u rerorii ol lmving been cleleulecl only once in live years: nnci llleir goal line lmcl not lmeen Crosseci for two seasons. ii tool: line ifullclog lineup jusl I5 minules io smear llleir opponeniis clean slnle. ln u Saggione io Xvllile pass , limi spirulecl lo llle Iwo, l Xvliiie lyolleci over luclxle to yum.. ,, ,,.., L,,,l 1.x 5, xml ,.,..,. 4,4 ,,,,. 1.., Ml, m',..4, .xy x1,,1.,,, lm, ,,,, 1 yn .,... ,,l,.r.,,,., ,..,,,1.r store. A rracli platoon ol nponx' laziflisn monopolizeil ille lielcl in llle Qeeoncl flllilfilxf nnrl llle ljinliereonXiineenl-llnrxex'-lyimluon t'0lIlllll1illi0Il XVllElllllIl6Cl to time Bee lourfynrcl line wlmere lliflison l'lllllili1'Il ar llnl pass lo Vincent lor an Qeroncl louel1cloxx'n. llris same COllllJiI1illi0ll was responsilmle lor llne lust llmlae score in llme llzirrl qunrler. Vlglmnrler lwegnn to roll wlnen lDiCliSOIl pnssecl 14 ynrtls lo Yimxenl. NYll0 swervecl rrnml Qullopecl over lo clim ll il ll-U. Ylllll' slung Bees rnlliecl lnle in llle lourllr quarler lo mulie llme linul score ll-fm. Ixllllilllgll llle lwisiing-llippeci elexen run lin- Bees ilizzy, llme perlornmm e ol llle Drulie lc-mn in general. uncl tile line in parliculur was in liille rnggecl. Rrrlplr iiruule , fhr,.rrl . S4'Hlnr41lmrIe: liurn Ilni.-.,,n , . . il.4nri-1-rue Iidrrsu , . . Iimurv Ri-vires . . lim . Nun r Q-ml. Hx' lmrlr .ul-l lullly,nL4 pour-:lui lvlmlr.-r .lr--I ...WI-1.A S.-niur Iulllmnl. .4 lliggmg, plunging I,...L urllr lim pups-r immlf -in zu uellrlnult lnune. runner. el Qril. 213 Inwa Wins-- llral-ie Fights in the seasonis second thriller, Dralce threw a hruised powerhouse line a g a i n s t an overmatched Hawlceye hattalion, and al- though the Bulldogs lost a '25-8 decision, they won the whole-hearted r e s p e ct of 20,000 hreathless spectators. Starting the hattle he- hind the regular line, the Dralce machine haltered lowais forward wall merci- lessly. and roared 07 yards rlownlield to grah a 6-0 lead. The llawlcs tied it up early in the second quarter hut the aggressive Bulldogs reeled haclc with a clinching punch hy slamming the lWlEiNVlCS lor El Silllety NVllPll ' 1 KllllllnilIl Cilllglll lllS ITIIIII ' lla- llmlu- Hull-l-.gs ilrexx' Iirsl lil-V--il on I-md s llama grim-.rl with this lamlml--wa lay. Vimenl tusserl it lun one to Reeves P a behind the goal line making wt... .....fIt- .. mfs .Huh mul sn.-ppwl .Mr mln- gmt m., matt- the s--.ff llmkt- 6, I--mi 0. The tmf---.pl nt mm-efsi.m lmled. the score 8-6. .lust helore hall-lime, lo w a s sensa- tional Bus lxlertes rom med 55' arcls lor a second score, and Dralce trailed I2-S. l The second hall was a nip and tuclc struggle with Dralce doing all the ground gaining and lowa doing all the scoring. The hrealcs went badly against the liulldogs in this hall when a lumhle nullilied one Dralce score and Vincent just missed the other hounding porlc hide. Dralies line play was terrillic with lxleessen and Adams playing at top lorm throughout. Czech. St. Clair and Saggione sported hrilliant delensive hall. VVhite's slippery clashes and dazzling passes had help lrom team mates on hruising line craclcs, and together proved poison to the llawlcls hopes. Sports writers attending the game praised the old-time dividend-paying hattle spirit and drive and paid trihute to Coach Green hy rating the Bulldogs over the Hawlis in team-play. I..ff-mml Adams , . . l'-ml . . , Senior gumtl, Ted Czech . . . Pap . . . Senior guanl, a XVillis Nppssm . . . Hill . . . Senior tackle, co-captain. a star in every game aml a man in plugger who luuglxt for every inch. Reliable nnsl no-raptain. laugh as nails and a one-man gang exery sense al the w-ml. rugged. uh:-n amusr-tl. l'lt-my gmail. gy 214 Grinnell i hipperl i Suffering a severe let- clown following tlleir epic lgvattle witl'1 lowa tlxe pre- ceoling weelc, the Bulldogs managecl to elce out an 8-0 win over tlle Pioneers of Grinnell at Dralce staclium in a niglit game, ancl Coppecl tlie Qlcl Oalcen Buclfet for llie tenllx con- secutive time. After a listless ancl score- less first llalt, Dralce luegan to tlmumler into tlue llioneer kont for sizealmle clmunlcs. Tlle Franlc - Vincent - llar- vey - Saggione laarlciielrl luggecl tlle pigslcin 90 yarcls in I2 plays to score. Vine rent furnlnlecl on llis own I0 but recovered in time to reel off Til yarcls. After a few . line plays. a 20 yarcl Sage gione to Harvey pass lJolx- lmleel tlle lmall to tlie Grinnell 32. Franlc llien swung from tlle grouncl to tlie upstairs route for lfl yarcls tllrougli Center. Xlincent ancl Harvey pounclecl down to tlle tive. llarvey leggecl tlle last five on a cloulmle-reverse. Stille just missecl tlle Conversion and Dralce lecl 6f0. llama Ima Wyrtlni with l-all rllml..--l ngllllv in ln: gm... lar lin- nam.-, --nip r.,u.lr.I.m.. Following tlle Bullclog liielcoii ancl a liiclilbafli lay tlie pioneers. llie Blue ancl Xvliite llegfan to plunge again. l.ine plays powerecl tlme slippery leatlrer to tlle Grinnell 23 ancl on lliircl clown. xX inc'ent lacierl lmacli for a pass in- tenclecl for Burton. blllle llulltlog llalllxaeli let lly ancl llle lxall voolnecl into tlle enci zone near tlle sicleline. llurton WHS there, but so was firinnellls Hipple. wilo gralulmefl tire pigslain racing at full gallop ancl lyefore lie eoulcl straighten llilnsell out, lie liacl Crossecl llle sicleline ancl generously presenterl Dralie a two point salety. Tliat rivetecl tlie score 8-0 ancl tlwe Bullclogs were content to play a cletensive game for tlie final quarter. Clin: Sriliv . . . XVI'mfy . . 4 Sophomore fen- lim Cooney . . . Hsnooseu . . . Senior renter, lim litzsimmnns . , . Fitz . . . Snplxmnnr ter anrl fulllmnlc. Cowl printer, plarelciclier mul line- arrurate lull-,mcler mul nmgh lim--liackr-r. qi-.ml, I-ag mul snr-mg ami r. imp pmcpr-.1 lor '42, lmrkf-f, 215 St. Lnuis and Drake Tie Heraiding a possiioie re- turn to gridiron greatness. Drake Universityis 1941 eieven smashed the victory hopes of a highly favored St. Louis juggernaut as Weil as their tripie-threat ace, Dick Vveioer. The first period was a kicking duel between Vin- cent and Vveioer. During the second quarter, light- ning struck in the form of a Drake offensive. Vvith the hail in midfield, Vincent faded hack and chucked a perfect strike to Harvey on the St. Louis 25, and from there the iittie scat-hack romped over for a touch- down. In the second half. the me i... my f..... .H ru-elw ,V ..f. ls it 1.f,.. gl. ii... l...lr ...... lffly,-NH-S-1 -.., imp.. .... . .... I .x.1 .....S, Au.: . mm... .,,..1.ef,, Hoi., heavy St. Louis hehemoths came into their own and the Biiiikens pounded 70 yards with Vveber piling over for a score, it was here that Czech stepped into the herois rote when he tanked Piuhiis attempted conversion and the score remained tied. U. ,W .lU..'i. About five minutes remained in the game when Vveher plotted an aerial course and hiitzkrieged the missiie from his own 25 to the Drake 21. Two minutes remained when he completed a spirai to the Buiidog five. Vvhen the powerhouse tossed again to the 2-yard line, it was second down. two to go and one minute 45 seconds left to play. Here the Drake machine sweiied to its mightiest and rushed XVeher oft his feet on the next three piays. After the fourth attempt, the slippery pigskin rested on the 7-yard line, Vincent kicked out oi danger, the Bulldogs heid like a tour-strand harhed wire fence, and the taiiies glared 6-6. Ralph Burton , , . niiurti' . . . Junior emi. smart, Ern:-sl Micinrla . . . Hiiig Frnien . . . Junior iast and a tough man to keep dmui. Transfer this tackle .uni unter. can hand il out and hig enough Harold Anderson . . . Usiishl' . , . Junior year. In stop ii mu-k. quam-rlmk, gmt sig-ml-miter and lung pm-ner. 216 Illini Blitz- ralae Wm: Displaying a clazzling lateral passing attacli and a lmrilliant r u n n i n g game, Boln Zupplxels F i g li ti n g lllini slielled tiie Bullclogs 40-0 in a liglitning blitz. Coaclm Vee Greenls a l m a mater was lllinois, wliere lie liafl playecl uncler tlae vener- alble nDutcl'imanU during tiie 1925 and 1924 seasons ancl SOle Zup' still liacl some triclcs to sliow liis former stuclent. Tlie game was a very even battle for 52 oi its 60 minutes, limut cluring time other eiglit minutes time ll- lini scoring maclline went wilcl. Tile game wasnlt five minutes olcl when llie Or- ange and Blue amassed a ,ms .if tim. 20-0 lead lay virtue oi two 35-yarcl claslmes ancl a 20- yarcl pass. Following this '. explosion, tlle Dralce cleiense pullecl itsell' togetlier ancl for tlw cluration ol' tlwe llali neitlier team was almle to gain on time ollensiye. ln the tiiircl periocl tl1e Bullclogs snagged tlie lcirlcoii ancl marcllecl 70 yarcls in one series of plays. Tlle Franlf- Vvliite-Harvey-Saggione laaclciielvcl even Cllargecl tlie porli liicle over the Illini goal line on a Saggione to Burton pass only to have tlie play nulliliecl on a penalty. The Bulldogs were still on tlle offensive witli tlie score moclcing 20-0 and tllree minutes of play remaining in the showdown, when an intercepted Dralce pass openecl tlue floor to more lllinois scoring anal lmeiore tiiose final three minutes laacl expirecl, tlie cle-empllasized lllini, in a passing, running, lciclcing demonstration topplecl liapless Drake witll a 40-0 defeat. Iim Dickerson . . . Jim , . . .lunior quarter- Cnrl folinson . . . Rnlv-paly . . . Junior halt- lmclc. lxeacly signal caller anrl smashing line-lmarlcer. noir Cnlnlx . . . gpm-erlyu .... luninr l1a'llmclc. lwaclc, a go.-HI punter nncl clmrging runner. Transfer lllis year. fast as Ilie wiml :mul lwire as elusive. 217 Lucky Ereiqhtnn - nhapp Ilral-in On the hard luck sched- ule ol the Drake draft this year was the Creighton charge at Omaha. The Blue and White had heen get- ting more than their share of tough hreaks all season, hut after this contest all pre- ceding affairs took a hack seat. For three quarters it scarcely was a contest. rather, it was a parade of Drake's forces. The Bull- dogs pushed the Bluejays all over the lield and wrung them through the wringer, much to the chagrin of a I I I II II I I IQII I I I I I I I . I 'magiiiiiik Sm is nimiiiig inn, :miie in ire -.mi 0 Mr. toll, Safran 1-ii. ,fiisriiirmy L-473. mir S.-ggarmf 611 Q IHTQC CFCIQINOH hflmei Om' rim 1...rr..1i.,,. ..f Darke ,..r.i.,,.,w. ing crowd. ln the second p e rio d the Anderson - Xvhite - Harvey - Dickson hacklqield rushed the hall clown to the Creighton IS. Xvhite whipped a pass to Reeves in the end Zone. Stille con- verted and Drake led 7-0. The Bulldogs were still playing offensive loothall in the final quarter when a quick kick caught Drake unaware and the hall sailed out of hounds on the Drake 20 with the clock ticking the last live min- utes. It was here that Ray Leonard, speedy Jay halfhack, intercepted a Bulldog pass and raced 50 yards to score, hut Brock missed the conversion and Drake still led 7-0. Then hard luck really put the Bulldogs hehind the eight-hall. Gnly three minutes remained and Creighton had possession, so Brock was sent hack to pass in a desperate attempt to score. Two passes from midfield fell harmlessly to the ground. So did the third hut officials ruled interference on the plav and awarded the houncing leather to Creighton on the Drake 3, lirst and goal to go. The .lays mohilized and Porto hulled his way over for the score that sunk the Bulldogs, I2-7. okn Vincent . . . unlink' . , . Sophomore hall- I 'lout qlrm-mn . , . bnmzse . . , Sopliniuori- l-nik. swivel-hippecl runner with n hulls-eye pass- ki-rnon Bimlu . , . Xen: , . . gnplinrnorv renter, acrumte hall-passer and tough line-huker. ing arm. hiilllmrk. im-xperieiirc-l hut ru.:-lv xml uillnrj. 218 Washinqlnn i 12 - ral-ie Splash XVill1 llw rain lwalingj in llieir laces. ancl llleir lvvl nmirvcl in nnucl. one ol llle oclclesl loollrall jinx ofcurrocl in lllc Dralcc luowl wlien llle Bulldogs mel Slinging llucl Svllwenlc anrl llwe Xvasliingg- lon llears. lt was pouring al gain? lime lJul llle lmearly Bears ancl llullclogs eleclecl lo mix il up even llmouglz llmvro were only a lmunclrecl lans in llle slancls ancl llxf' llielcl was a pil ol mucl. llralu- lxiclfecl oll anal lly lllo limo ll1P Bears line-cl up lor llleir lirsl play lrom scrim- inagcf. f'Y6TylJOCly on llle grizl was as lllaflc as niglll. ,, , XX'lme 1105 lull.-uf l'f.n.k llmmgll :lie lwll- lm H mm- mr.l gsm mil. ilu- mn L-l ills ,-'mil playin.: ,.m.q..H l.,.,ll,..ll. llnc Bears cliclnl lose siglll ol llwir olmjeclive, liow- cver. ancl llmrce plays aller lxicliolll the amazing Blr. Scliwc-nli lacle-cl lmacli lo micllivlcl. lel loose ll1P slimy pigsldn ancl c'onnv4'lvcl pvrlvvlly lo ljnclow on lllc Dralue I3. lrom wllicll poinl llmis aquarian swam ancl waclefcl lllc rmnaining yarcls lo score. ljralqels olllensc was slowml lo a wallow lay tlw anlclc--cleep nlucl lllll llic lim-ars wore conlinually in llic clmargv will: Srlmc-nlqls arm provicling mosl ol llw lireworlis. .lusl lx-lore llw lirsi lmll Pnclvcl, anollier ol Sl'llXY6I1li.S long CllLllil-QS ronncrlvcl on llu- llralw l. lull tlw llullclogs. led lny ,lXClillIlS, clisplayvcl lmrilliant clelonse anal looli llle lxall on clowns. Nliclway in llme linal quarlc-r lllis sann- Xvil- son SL'llXV6'l1li recovorerl a Blue anal NVl1ile lumlvlv on tlm Dralie 20: pilcllecl a I3-yarcl slrilxe lo Turlvy lor a lirsl fl0NYll on llw 3 anal on tlm nexl play passe-cl lo Turley again anal tlw Bears If-d I2-0. lvrrv Sr. Clan , . . Sami , , , Snplmniore Clmrlvs Blfllmwll . . , ll-nfl, ..., lnniur WI, .L F, Kulllmml . . . l'n.siv . . . 'S..,.l.U.,mrv null.-. likes in mugli .ml smmls Im gfmmll, wunll give up, A Ianl.- lagln lm: lun nl ,ww-r, ml, lug mal ha mul lun ..l pf.m.isQ, 219 Hulldnqs 4, W A Teach - Teachers Learn Drake Universitys rejuv- enated scoring machine, fighting its way hack from the veritahle footloall Dun- kerque in which it was trapped a week ago, rolled on Saturday over an Iowa State Teacherys team that never had a chance. And the Bulldogs crushed the Tutors 13-0 with a devastat- ing offense that hattered them from goal line to goal line. Before the first quarter was very old, it was ap- parent that the Upony back? were going fo Cause sane in , ,.... it rm, 1,a.i...1 me g .,.. n na ual. n..L ..,,. nap, cml. mp, xt- essc .. im, Nh-t ....., ,1..l ..,g.,,. 1 ..i. 1 n..L.1f the 'l utors plenty of trouhle. I,I...La..g, The Blue and Xvhile put on the pressure in the sec- ond quarter with the Dick- erson-Vincenl-Harvey-Dickson hacklield working at top speed. Vincent and Harvey zoomed the hall from the rl'CZlCllCl',S 40 to their 10, although Adams had to recover a Vincent fumhle to retain possession of the pigskin. From the 10, Dickson cycloned a pass to Burton lor a lirst clown on the l.S.T. 4-yard line. ln two Hashes Dickson plunged over lor the lmig six points. The second half opened with the visitors reversing to the air lyul this strategy laacklired when Stille intercepted a pass and llew 55 yards lor another six points. Dickerson, the Drake signal-caller, sent Dickson plunging over tackle lor the point alter touchdwon and Drake led 15-0. From here on, the Bulldogs were content to play a defensive teaser. and with Adams and Neessen paving the way, did a very effective joln of keeping the Tutors in check. lnhn Zenuznslzi . . . Uzilnlnyn . . . Sophomore gunnl. a little inexperienced hut rugged and will- flurlz fvlnllenlmll . . . Hhlull ' . lnniur center. ing. plenty strong mul plenty rough. transfer this year. Fmuwrl Xvyrnorc . . , Blnnnger. le l 220 Yea! Slaiplla - Cyclones nEWlIlllHll Unclouldteclly tlle most ex- citing ancl loest playecl game on tlme 1941 Dralce gridiron roster was tlxe Homecoming tilt against tl1e Cyclones cl lowa State. Uncler icleal weatlrer, lJotl1 teams playecl inspired, tlmrill - a - minute lootlnall ancl tlre fans see- sawefl on edge for tl1e en- tire 60 minutes. During tlue First periocl it loolcecl lilce tlme Cyclones migl1t wallc away witlw tlue game. It tool: Lolmry ancl Darling just 6V2 minutes to put tlle Bullclogs lneliincl 7-0. A Cyclonic reversal in the Second quarter trims- is.. i,..u. U.. .04-....1 1..,p nic.: by 40... ..i ,,..i...ep img imi0.i I., 1a..f-Ui. on formed the Houndering Bull- In will-tl out ol lmmifls mi hm.. St.-les uixu'-yurrl line. clogs into a lootlpall tlrun- clerlnolt wluen tlre Upony lxaclcsu movecl tlme lmall to tlwe Cyclone 23-yarcl line. Here tlie lreavy Franlc-Col'JlJ-XVl1ite-Saggione lmaclclielcl lnegan marclming ancl witl1 Vvlrite and Saggionc taliing turns pounding tlie lowa State line, Dralce scored: Stille converteclg score 7-7 at halftime. Tlie tlxircl period found lowa State reverting to tlae upstairs route witli 'llippee completing passes all over tlie place until Colvin lnoltecl out ol tlme lvlue on tlme Dralce 23, interceptecl a pass ancl racecl 43 yarcls along tlie sicle lines lvelore lme was puslmecl out of lxouncls. Tlren Saggione llippecl a tlat pass to Vvlriteg tlwe speecly Senior gallopecl to lris seconcl touclmclown of tlie clayg Stille convertecl ancl Dralce led 14-7. However. tlie Cyclones were not to lae cleniecl and miclway in tlue final quarter Tippee ancl Darling collaluoratecl to moclc Dralce 14-15. Darling tlaen clroppecl laaclc to attempt tlre all-important conversion tlwat would tie tlle score. The ball was snappecl, toe met leatl1er, but tlwere was Dralce's Co-captain Adams, cluest riglit in the way. rlllre lciclc was loloclcecl ancl Dralce lecl 14-15. N nuri f-4- X' in -...' 'XX'hiz' '.., Swim Hill- D iivi Dill firv . . . Piano I.-wg! '... Senior H .-rff1 Ilan-ey . . . Spe riii . . . Junior lmliliafk. ri! hilllfl I i In ill H1 I 1 In Hr Iklrllr lmtk. lcimlss lelt- on er. passes rig - mnrcr. ar es Quan . ro-cup aiu e er . a s u morn f u cnc er nur to-cap ain e ec . a sina rame mc er n o .mtl leints in every running siep. lmle-Upmmf. Hgh: and Ame. 221 Might Hurricanes- ' uf Sed Pl-he linal hattle of the 1941 Dralte loothall season saw the Greenmen travel south to meet the mighty Tulsa Hurricane. Tulsa was unclouhtecily the strongest opponent Dralce was callecl upon to encounter all year. lmut tlme Bulldogs were lreslm from tlmeir lowa State vic- tory and inyacleci the Hurri- cane gridiron with cletermi- nation. Xvlmen the smolie ol the lmattle had clearecl on this colcl ancl very wet alter- noolm. the score slmowecl that the stulmlmorn Dralte clelense hacl yielclecl less tlman 200 yarcls lmut the tallies glarecl 20-0 in lavor of tulsa. nt..u.n...1... Q. lun xw.......t t..... ..t ,...t....-m. tim.-,V ,tt-lt., -'1't.m .. l..tt.,..l. 1,..t num 'tt tt'L' tit t I1 tt man is an mu-y nn-mg tr mst- our umm r- snr s, This was tlme collegiate loothall swan song lor Xvhile, Cooney, Cuslminglmerry, Dickson. Neessen. Reeves. Franlc, Czech, lsynclm ancl Aclams. ancl all tlme lmoys playetl their hearts out in this line linal showing. The entire line, from end to encl. playecl slam-hang lootlmall throughout ancl alter the Hurricanes hacl amassecl a 20 point leacl in the tirst hall, the lighting Bulldogs were rewarrlecl lor their plugging ellorts in tlme lirmal quarter when Vincent completecl a pass to Reeves in the end zone. lt was only litting tlmat tlmis comlmination slmoulcl score the linal touchdown ol the season since they had lmeen worliing ellectively con- tinually ancl were responsihle lor much ol the Dralce aerial yardage during the year. . . . Ancl so the Curtain was rung clown on another Bullclog Qricl season. Un the memory list were cleleats, victories, tlmrills and excitement . . . ancl many silent thanlcs to a valiant tighting Dralie squad. lat- Sngftimn- . . . 'fl-tllin' loci' . . . Soplmmmmre H lnlllwfmult. xi-in-in lmlor-lu-r .mml lim--lm.m:l.er. rlrivinf Huh lzvnch . . . Dapper .... l unifmr taclcle, fron Siu-tion . . . Hsltelly .... l nninr elmrl mm.:-r. .lming taclclnmr mul rorlt-lilce ttetf-wtf-r n slashing emi it 4-wr there mms mm, 222 ll rl I I f cl Il 1 als-1 hmm.. .is zlw lmmper rmp Iii-.aim they fmt--mimi as Sha-L iilimrlif-rs for aiu- when .luring pm-me Rl liz: lrlr k I hlffllfi F HL 1 IILI rm un 4-.um cm mg e vu rig: , ir: nm. .um es. ,ro a . u man. V rue. ever. 5 ncsfhnne :mr '.a 'u in N I HIQQII IJHXI ii i Ihml nm llmmrfl, Ntarixenz If Rf HIGIQRTS i e. nv 4. . ay or. ,I-msnn nm May ae. Male.. Sturm. .X,..Iersm., lime .WI simian Coach Jeff Rohertson's foothaii Buiipups did not scheduie a game this season hut received their share of exercise scrim- maging against the first-stringers every afternoon. As was true with the varsity, the squad started out with large numbers and then diminished to a point Where Jeff sometimes found it tough to assemhie a uniformed eleven to attack the reguiars. Jeff worked hard with his charges aii during the season . . . the resuit . . . a smaii hut weii-manned squad stiii intact when win- ler roiied around. Qutstanding hacicizieid prospect was Jacic MacKenzie. Big Spider was a tripie-threat tank who specialized in long runs and fancy hiocics. Ranking right behind MacKenzie was Red Rahinowitz . . . a rough and ready haifhacic with plenty of power. The heavy, hard-charging iine was patrolled this year hy Harry Karaies . . . the hest Freshman center seen at Draice in many years. Harry had excellent cooperation from tacicie Pmoh ixiorris, guard Biii Dodd and end Russ Stiiie . . . If Uncle Sam does not caii them heiore, these tour machines wiii form the nucleus oi a rugged forward Waii in ,42 grid hatties. A note of comedy was injected into the season's frosh practices hy uprivatesu from Brooklyn. it took the rest of the squad two months to master the language of the Easterners . . . hut during that intervai there never was a duii moment while the Nhouhie- taiii quartet was around. 39 Q 3 Q QL? X I X1 99 lg'- 224 Fottowing ttie ttuttctogs . . . Clin oti, oti . . . just to a certain point . . . time girts iounct ttiat out wtien time varsity stringers tvoarctert ttie train tor ttle ctastl witti tttinois. Everyone fett tlappy atvout time prospect of meet- ing time ittini except Joe Saggione . . . He never dict get up tpeiore noon except on extra speciat occasions. Drtlril majors anct major- ettes . . . marctling ilancts . . . cotortut ttoats, tutt ot streamers, tmunting anct pretty gitrts . . . paracting up Locust as anottier Home- coming Parade tlactes into ttie annats oi Uratfe toottmatt txistory . . . Xxfittl mititary precision anct army pricte . . . ivtarityn Simmons and Hitt King set a fast pace for ttie rest of time contingent. Pertiaps it was ttlat Vitat phrase Cold Turkey . . . or just a worci of praise and ttuanics from Vee Green ctur- ing trait-time rest period ot time PFCEICIICFS, game . . . Xvtlatever it was . . . it macte an impression on time taoys . . . timeylre ptungingg onto ttie tietct titce Httie fighting Six Hundrectn . . . just took at Czect1.., coutct trave tictced tlis weigtit in witdcats . . . Jotinson, Zisster anct Custi- ingtnerry coutci have out- ttlougtlt ttie thinker . . . and Colvin coutd have ticked Joe Louis wittr one tianct lied tmetiind tiis basic. aslanlhall .ik 5 , 1435455 N a :sz K ,M 3 W - ,,w.,.w- x ,aww- my liaqers Dralies IU4l-42 lraslietirall season v. as per- university. ilarcl lucli ancl unavoiclaiule circum- Coaclm Bill Xvilliains. lic-lore time season starlecl. clirappointment'a lnegan to lxeset time liullclogs ancl ltarcl lmocl:-1 continuecl to mount as time season progressecl. Four ol time eiglit lettermen lrom tile HMO-41 quintet were lost tlirouglm gracluation, fbi time lwaps tlue least prolilic in time lzistcry ol tire stances were largely respcnsilzle lor time poor sizowing ibut tliis was no lialm lor l.arcl-worltfw! cagers were just lincling tliemselves wlmen lieterson, center. was callecl lor army rluty. anzl anotlier comlminalion liafl to ine groomecl lor competi- tion. in time seconcl attempt, Ken Perry assumecl lietersonis place ancl Ralpll Burton was teamecl witli Powers at guarcl. Dralce lost ilCilYily to iowa Stale at Ames ancl time fllclalxorna Aggies. lvut regainecl tlieir poise at Tulsa ancl wllippecl tile Xvasliington Bears at time Drake Fielclltouse just as tile semester came to a close. Coacli Xvilliams tliouglnt lie llacl linally matciwecl a winning live: insteacl i'lC was lieaclecl lor more lmeacl- aclres. Before time sciierlule was resumecl alter semester linals. Coaclm lost inotll guarcls. Burton to tlie army, Powers tiirougli ineligiluility '... Footinaller Clint Stille macle iliS lirst startling appearance against Creigliton. witll Nlilluourn liiying to center. in tlae Aggies game at Des Wloines, Big ,lolmn lwlorris ancl little Vance Xvymore were inserterl at guarcls ancl tile team gave an excellent account ol itsell clespite a loss. Tile following weelc tiiey were sunlt lmy a craclc St. l.ouis outfit at time lrielclllouse. Two nigllts later time Bulldogs ralliecl ancl louglit against tire Pioneers ol Grinnell. lceeping time game well in liand. The last lew gantes were playecl on tlie roacl. ancl tlie cagers louncl tile clisadvantages ol playing on loreign grounds too muci1 to overcome. The season enclecl against time national tournament-lJ0uncl Creighton igluejays anal Coacli XMiliiQlYlS louncl llimseil pulling lmairs from luis thinning pate. Seniors Lloyd lwlillaourn ami .laclt Nlcclellancl were elected co-cap- tains ancl were awarclecl letters along witll Ken Perry, Beryl Crawford, l.ee Brewer. Vance Xvymore, Jolin ixlorris ancl Clint Stille. 226 F3 lour ,iuniors expectecl to return, only Lloynl Fifi- l7OtIl'Il ilnil ,lilfli NliXCNlCllillHl I'CpOl'lC'Ll liOl' IJFZN' tice. Coacll Xvilliams lnacle tliese two tlie SlillNlill'fl-lN'ill'Pl'S illlfl Dl'0l'0f'ClC'Cl to liOTIU il lCEllN lrorn luis Sopliomore-laclen squacl. Diclt Peter- - 1 S011 XYEIS Ql'00lN6'Cl lOl' till' CPHIPI' Hllfl clilrf' IJOXYCYS illtll l.C6 lgI'f'XYPl' IDOQQII1 tile SPEIHOH US guarcls. Viqllili comlmination lost a ililif-l'1liSfxX' to Simpson ancl time lirst iowa State tangle, Tilt' :T K M, , 'il Qssvs it f ,E 'Y vig CUACII RIIAI. NVILl.t,X5tS Simpson openect the Urftsc- I9flI-42 tmastcettmatt season at ttxe Dratce F4iCtCtt'1OlISG ttie tirsl weeta in Deeemtxer. Ttie Rectmen trem tndianota tootc ttle ttoor as stifitrt tavorites over ttle Buttctogs. rt-tw inspirect Dratce quintet tletct ttie visitors at tuay anct tect 10-I6 at ltie tlatt. Ttie seconct tmatt was a rip-roaring attair wittx tirsl one team anct ttien ttie ottier tatcing the If-MIA The S1-me Stool! 33-3.1 i:e...i..,f left tn .mm i...ttr..,.a, x1.1:,.,,.,.. n II witti 53 seconcts tett to ptay anct ttie tdatt in Dratiets possession. flur cagers ttirect away tive times tmt ttme vover was on ttie tJast4et anft eafti time ttze tuatt rottect ott ttze t.oop. ttmerctmy spotting Dratcets opener. Ntittmourn ot Dratu- anct Bowtes ot Simpson eartl ractiect up I2 points to cop scoring tmonors. Ttie ttirst Drakeetowa State encounter was a tigtit attair tor a tlatt ctue to ttie romtminect ettorts ot Crawtorct anct Ftittmourn. tn ttme tast eifftlt minutes ttie Cyctones, witti Buctottson anct tlig Srtineicter tiitting trom att angtes. ttie pricte anct ioy ot Ames won rattier easily A10-30. Ttie seconct game two weeks tater stiowect more Cyclone ctetensive strengtti anct iowa won I0-20. Nationatty revognizect steet ctetense ot ttle Aggies was at its tantatiz- ing tlest against ttie titue anct Xvtiite. Ttie Ftissouri Vattey sctiectutv opens-ct at Stittwater anct Henry ttaais tmoys put ttle tmraties on Dratxeis ottense wtiite Eggteslon was tlitting ttle tioop tor IT points. Ttme Pmuttctogs suttterett a svoring famine att nigtmt. getting onty two txucttets ttie tirst tlatt anct tour ttie seconct. Ntorris was ttie onty ettective tiuttctog stiot- matier, bagging eigtll points. Ttie tinat stores gtarect: Dratae I4 anrt lt: Otctatioma Aggies 43 anct 58. 227 , , , qi livottm games witlm tlme l'ltll'l'l1iillN'S lronm tlme oil country were unde- cided until tlme last eiglmt minutes and lmotlm times tlie Tulsans sgmurtecl on to victory. ln tlme lirsl encounter. Nlillmourn and Burton were in top seoring preeision. lmut I0 missed lree tlmrows lielpecl to cause tlme Bulldog downlall. lxlarlcsi scoring spree late in tlme game cinelmed a Hurricane margin. ln tlme seeond tilt. tlmis same Paul Nlarlcs lmacl a Field day witlm I7 points wtmile Dralie,s lxleclelland was playing tlme ace lor 10 marliers. Final tallies: Dralce 33 and 34: Tulsa 30 and 43. fytlense and Clelense ol tlme Bulldogs lunctioned smootlmly at tlme Fieldtmouse and time Bulldogs raelced up a tlmriller-cliller win over tlme Bears. Powers. Burton and Nlillmourn trimmed ttme rim Consistently to lceep Dralce in tlme lead: lout il required some lmiglw-llyirmg dastmes lay Stille to lceep tlme game under control in time linal stages. Tlmree times Clint seooped up loose lmalls to lieep Dralce almead. ln ttme Contest at St. Louis, lanlcy Soutli-paw .laclc Darnton, Conlerenee scoring leader. was on tire and tallied 20 marlaers wlmiclm was too muclm lor Are Nlrclellancl. At tlme Creighton game in flmatma, llme Bulldogs lanlcecl into a one-man scoring maclmine in ttme person ol Ralplm Langer. and wlmen tlme dust ot lmattle tmad cleared, lxlr. Langer lmad lmung up a new lVlissouri Valley rerorcl lor one game wittm 31 points. Big Ralplm surpassed tlme Dralce scoring total ol 23 digits all lay lmimsellg lmut tl'me tiglmt Bluejay defense also scored a record lmy tmolding Dralce scoreless for more ttman eleven and one-lmall minutes lrom tlme opening gun. The game at Des lvloines was a greater tlmriller lmut tlae result was tlme same. Vvtmat were time scores? Dralce 25 and 193 Creiglmton 60 and 38. 228 Vlilllfilffillllilllgf llillilsens were a SHl0Oll1. polisllecl laall leanl lllis :reason ancl in llolll lills lllf'lI' sys! lernalic slyle ol maneuver proyecl loo Hlllfll lor llle Bllllclogs. ln llle lirsl lussle. Dralce lcepl llle store even lor a llall, lilll s 4- l'llTY1lJCll lale in llle QHITN' wllen Banclle. Yan Deyen ancl Flac- Carlliy l:0l1l1Cl llle range aller Florris loulecl out lor lilralxe. Tlle sevoncl game was almost a repelis R .-... Img I.-ll ll. am. Wy ...f,f Q. Snlle ..... I Perry lion ol llle lirsl willl Pmanclle. van Deyen ancl Nliifcjilfllly again l-lll'IllSl1lIlQ llle scoring pLlIll'l'l lor Sl. l.ouis xyllile Nlllllllllfll. Slillc. Xvymore anel Nlcflellancl 6ilCl'l llaggecl six points lor ljralce. Sl. l.ollis lecl lly only lllree points willl tllree minutes lo play: llt'l't' llle ilCClll'iIlP llvanclle ancl llle slippery Van Deyen pul the pressure on ancl llle game lllrnecl inlo a roul. Store: Drzllce 20 ancl 25: Sl. l-ollis 38 ancl 57. Aller a lelllargic' lirsl llall ill wllicll Dralie lecl I3-12, llle llome game lurnefl into a llllvliel llrigjacle. Nlilllollrll loulecl oul aller QS min- ules lllll ill llral lime lle Illilllilgffxil lo Cllallc up l-l poinls. lxleclellancl lecl llle Bllllclogs in l1l'0l!1 lllere lilll llle ganle was in cloulll unlil llle linal molnenl NYll9I1 Nlorris lmagqecl a pllsll sllol xyllicll Cincllecl tllc virlory margin lllree poinls, ln llle game al Grinnell. Tlle Pioneers loo' Cllill'QET at lllf' OlllS0l ancl ni-yer relillqllislwcl llle leall. Lillle Paul Pallerv son Carrie-cl llle llanner xyilll I3 poinls l'TOlll all angles ill lllis linal game al llle olcl Grinnell l:lPlillIOllSC. l.loycl Nlillnourn. playing lais lasl game againsl llis lormer learn male. Q'illllCl't'Cl I0 points. clespile llis seriously lllillffjll leg. Xxyllill was llle score? Drillxe 'ST ancl 19: Grinnell 3-l alltl 19. QQ DIS? 229 , 1 A . I ,. ,. , ,- lterflrrrg init ltr rrglri. lrrsl frm: lmlr Ht-rrlt-y, lrrrrrrrrv llrrrrnsrrrr, Daryl Nirrrs. lirzrrlley bylvesler, ilirrr lmrrrelrt-rrv rrrrtl XX'.rrrurr Smit br-mrrrl r-rw: Lyle Naylrrr, lVlrrx llrmlrers. lhrlr lvlorris, lirrb XX'elrlr, Ruger XV:-:bb rrrrrl Iitrlr Giro-lsirr Hardworliing Coach Dale Awtry produced a Frosh contingent : . par excellence. The liullpups played two games against the highly- touted Creighton Freshmen and split the series, winning in Des Nloines and losing in flmaha. The squad was small in numher lmut made up in quality for what it laclcecl in quantity. Team worlc and balance was the lfeynote ol this aggregation and in looth games the Frosh displayed precision haslietloall with plenty of speed. ln the game at Omaha, the Bullpups were off to a slow start and were unahle to overcome this early disadvantage although Hoffman and Scott almost turned the triclc in the closing stages of the game. At Des Moines, Coach Awtry unveiled an entirely new starting lineup that won 39-30. Henley and Goodsin furnished the offensive sparlc necessary to the margin, hut the whole squad was responsihle lor superh Goodsin, Hoffman and Scott were standouts at lor- the guards were aloly handled hy the more heely trio Nims. At center, heanpoles Cool: and than 15 leet in height hetween them . . . 1042-45 season hold in store for Coach Wil- FOXCH D.Xl.lf AXVTIQY 230 Champions nf Field and Track XVII tiXi'tHY ln his seeoncl year as Dralie lraeli eoaell. tsmilin' Billu Easton enjoyect sueeess hoth as a traelc mentor and director ol the renownect Dralce Relays. The Bullclog Traelc team won three out ol their tour indoor meets and although they lost their first outdoor at press time. the lroys are eonliiclent they will win two out of the remaining meets on the outctoor schectule. tn the winter illinois Tech Relays. the Bulldogs won the two-rnile relay with Forrest .lamieson bringing home the haeon as anelior- man. in the Texas Relays, the two-mile relay team was again yie- torious, while the one-mile relay finished seeoncl and the tour-mile relay team linishecl third. tn the Kansas Relays a little later in the year, the two-mile relay team coppecl second honors hehinci the Craetc University ot indiana outtit. Especially consistent performers this year were two-miter Davey Griffith, miter Glenn Bureh anct miclctle-distance Forrest Jamieson, together with Captain Paoli Barsalou who alternated hetween the quarter- ancl the hall-mile. l.etter winners on the l94l-42 Dralce traeli squad were Captain Barsalou, Jamieson, Griffith, Bureh, Loren Pollet, Bots Baldwin. John Patrieli, Boll ColJlJ, Don Xveleher, Ken Dilley. Doug Flautt. Roh Ehrmann, tjicli Glesener anct Hal Nugerit. rraeli 1'ross-vnuntry team that eopperl tht- lowa A,A.U. meet, lfrom lelt to right: Grillllitll. lxlklllHtllltllI, Vvotxlairel, .lamiesnn anft Burch 232 Freslimen lrurctlers, Bud Franlclin and Ed Kern, wtmo with the fresliman one-mile relay team, raised the tuigllest txopes for the future in Coactl Easton's breast. Below, left: Bot: Cobb, Junior tlurcller and clash man, fairly glicles over the low hurdle during one of lwis daily worlcout flrills. Bolo was also prominent on tlie football team. Below. right: Big Don Vvelctmer, transfer from Sacramento, wlio gainecl tlie liigtxest personal recognition of any Dralce attllete in the Dralce Relays. when lie placecl third in the sllot put. eluw' 'l hm- K 'Fw' W? 'WF Y 23' Alf i ' 'vw ' '--as H M x ? .-Xlme. llw Une- mul nw. male 1.-I..y loam, lul.n.m Bob lS..mI.,u. D..-lg l'laull, .lulm lhnm-k ..-.A l.1.m. lmlh-1 nlisluurv mf-dlcy 1.-...H el-al pmliripaled in 1111- Dmlw R1-Iuys. file-nn Iimch, milc-rg Bob liumluu, quun.-Hmlerg I'-in-fr Jnmin-pun, einem--q-mm miler: D half nnlvr: ami llnvc Griffiiln, who ran run nnytlmiug 234 mug Flauil. ,Lf AQ-U . Mtfv M V Baseball . .. emf efllr Reading lelt to riglit, first row: Clint Stille, Lee Brewer, Glenn llooten, Maurice XVl'iite. Ralph Frnnlc. Yanie Nvyinure, .lnclt Nlcclellnnil anil Ray llesliune Seconil row: Coach Green, Carmen Xvymore. Joe Snggiune, AI llnnolll. Jolin lvlarvis. ltill ljangtiart. Nlilte Augustine :incl Harilnrcl llnrt Dralce's 1941 Bulldog lnaselmall team sliould be tl'1e strongest in Dralce's cliamond liistory. 'lllle team boasts lots ol offensive strengtlm as well as a polislieml flelense anal Coaclr Vee Green l'1as liigli liopcs lor a very successful season. Tlre only department tliat needs bolstering is tlme pitcliing section. Letter-winners Ray Restione anal Glen Booten lorm tlme background for tlie mound staff and tlwe aclclition of Hanloril Hart and Loren Pollet miglit prove enouglm to lullill Coacli Green's clreams. ln tlie event aclflefl mound lfielp is neeclecl, Joe Saggione or Vance Wymore will be clralteil lrom tlieir inlzielrl cluties to llill tlie position. ln tlle inllielcl, Clint Stille is a Fixture at tliircl lbase. Vance Vvymore 5 is tlle sliortstop, Jaclc lxlcclellancl tl1e seconcl laaseman ancl eitl1cr .loe Saggione or Al Honolrl will liolzl clown tlle lirst saclc. It any lielp is neeclecl, Bill Banlclmrtls services will lzve availalsle. ln tlie outlielcl. VVl'tiz Vvllite in lelt, l.ee Brewer in center anal Carman Vvymore in riglit will malie up tlie outer trio witli Ralpll Franlc lielcl in reserve. .lolm Morris ancl lvlilte Augustine will prolualnly olivicle tlie catcliing cliores tlwis season. The Bullclogs lost tl1e opening game to Simpson in a sluglest at tlle Redmen's mliamonfl. Dralce loolcccl goocl in all rlepartments except tlie pitclling lmut witli a wide variety ol liurlers to clmose lrom, Coacli Green was still optimistic iliat liis rliarges woulcl liave a successtul season. en's Intramurals Hey Nuge, liow are wt- tloinlif lla-y l.orvn. wllat comes next? Queries surli as tlu-sv lnuzz around tlm lmarls oi l.or:-n llollvt and llal Nugent wlnu acted as cliiel judges lor tln- imlonr trmli me-vt, The Dralce ing ou cation. points tropliy lxlenls lntramural Program was founded at to promote interest in sports and lJ0dy build- tside tlie regular curriculum ol pllysical edu- Tlie team winning eacll sport is granted toward tlie grand prize wliicll is a traveling to lJe lcept lay time winning team ior tlie period tlaey are cliamps. The governing lJoard is composed ol members 1 eacli team and a representative of tile Pllysical Education wlio is in cliarge ol tlie program. Tliis year Hal Nugent, Cixi Delta, was elected Cliair- man ol tlie Board to serve witli Joe Gross wlio repre- sented time Pliysical Education Department. Nineteen sports were listed lay tlie intramural Board lor tile 1041-42 season. Volleylaall, toucli loot- lwall, lJaslcetlJall and soltlaall are considered tlie major sports and tliereiore tlae winners ol tllese sports are granted greater point awards tllan are tlie winners ol tlie minor sports. included among time minor sports tliis year were pingpong singles and cloulnles, cross- country, bowling, handball singles and doubles, wrestling, swimming, indoor traclc, badminton doulmles, boxing, liorseslloes, arcliery, golf and tennis. Due to tlie interest in body building and coordina- tion created by tlae war, tl1e competition in lVlen's Intramurals was stiliier in 1942 tlaan at any otlier time in Dralce liistory. The results were tlie same llowever and Clli Delta fraternity ran off witil top llonors for tlie lourtli straiglit year. A A--' , - - Don Dillon, Burl Aclams, .loe Saggione ancl Al Hon- olcl. Citi Delta, line up lveliore tlle linals in tlwe llanclllall clouloles. Dillon and Adams were viclors in a tough matclm. The Cosmos eliampionslmip lbaslietlyall team Consist- ing ol .lim Fitzsimmon. Burl Vineent, Clarlc lxlollenliolil. V 3 lzillpll I:fE1I'1li, rl0llI1 K9j'SQT illifl BDI? .IOllilI1I1. ,lille CTOS- mos ran tl'1l'0llQll tlle season uncleleatecl ancl llmen went on to cleleat tlle lnclepenclents in time playolls to earn tlle title ol ellamps. Clii Della were runner-ups in league l ancl Plmi Blu Alplia were in seeoncl spot in league ll. The Clii Delt llbllfll lootlwall team minus Kwtry anel Xvymore wlmo ran tlmrougll tlme season unmolestecl. Alplm Tau Omega were runners-up in loollnall and Sigma xxlplia Epsilon clrew tlle tliircl spot. Tile volley- liall tournament was won lJy tlie Faculty team lleaclecl lmy Prof. ixliller, Clli Della. witli tlme same personnel wlio emergecl vietorious in llle lootlmall eompelilion. were tiecl for seeoncl witli Deltii ililieta ljlmi. ln llte post- season playolls, tlle Faeulty cleleatecl tlme Flinisterial .-Xssoeialion lo encl tlme season witll a perleel S ancl 0 fl'COI'Cl. 237 38 Tim 1042 lnrioor Track ixicvt wus a iluge survvss imtti from tin- rompvtiturs ami tim spectators stami- point. Cixi Dctta was time team winner in time nu-vt iwut tim rc-ai sensation of time mm-l was footimaiicr VVtniz Xxyiiitr, unatt1u'i1f'fi, wilo scorcni four Firsts and ont' sz-court for 24 inctivictuat points wtnicii stnoci scconri to Cili IDOtta,s total of 43. Tile Xxiilil Won tint 50-yarii tow lmrciies. tim I3l 0ElfljlIHlP, tim imigiijump, tiie imp- step-anci-junxp, anct place-ft sccnnci tn Bud Vinrcnt in thc '30-yard ctnsii. imc- Brew:-r, Chi Dc-ilu, won tim 50-yarct suck rmsr' anli tilvn tcanwfi up with Clint Stine to taiic tim '5-if-gif:-ri race. Stine timn went on to win lilo 500-yzmi run witti Lloymt Biiiimurn a Ciosc' scconci. .lack Nir- Kvnziv, waiicvri oii witil stint-put il0ll0l S as a rvsult of iiis 44-foot iwavc. Citi Dvita gjutimrvfi most of tilrir points in tilt- rr'- lays winning tim iviiic' Rviay ovrr tilc Ontry ami ltr:-n brat out tim Triangio Ctuim in tim I0-num relay, Tim one-tap tanrtvm rare was won ivy tiic- rvgji- nlvntntvfi Cixi IDcvita frvw ronsistingf of Cnmwy, Kast. ixiorris anti Sagfgionc. Tin' most fonlplifatvci rafc of tim cvrning' was tilt' 'worst' rare wtliril Omimi wittl cvrryimcty on time itcmr, Tin- lilllllllifliliiilll of Kutliman ami Roijinsun wcri- rc- turnvct tilt' viftur witir fizvrii unit lic-nicy svcmui ibut tiwrr- is still a fiuuivt in scum' mimts as to VVIlf'li1Cl' any tvam axrtiiaiiy rmssvri tin' i1illiSll tim' witil ax imrsc illili rintrr imtii orvft. Burt Actams aunt Dun Uiiton, fini Dc-itn, wiio wrt:- onc'-two in tin' imnctimii singivs, 'Hirst' two tf'illlH'Li up in tlanciimil mtouivif-s ami cnpp:-it tiiat. too. I if ' 5 KV'-' vw V' K' wal , , , i f ,ff ,A t - g , , wwf! K ' ' fi' ,lift ' W ,Q ,K ff 2 'Wwmwmdti' I 5 Q' r . 5 . Q' 'W V' 4 ' A ? tml ,U I V ,,A , ,9j,fV.f , - A M W 1, 1 A .3 N. f K f Mm. L .-., WWW In if .. ki K ., V. W K 5 1 x e V nfl 'lwf.,1,., j-RS,-11. lu,, - ' X N -4 r., lf.,1,,,.,, 1. . LMI, If ml ,lj uilhl Umm- I If 1.1 n X , X xl' FS If 'i uf 150 Ch. Ileha mm wumfy mmm- N-nw Su..-INN, X-mmm .WI l5..fQ..I4-u Xvrcslluuu rlmmps Xflqmxu-. lulxmfm .mfl Dnkn-nm: lmso null: runuvr up Semi'-IIN V Xbllul-allm Hur! Fmlmg nnmphs one 'ner Y lun NLIJ.-ndlfl. De-Iv., Ihf-0.1 Phi mm o.,,. uhilv ,lm-lv RM- Ik-snifme xwxhhcs Ins Thr -h.m.pif-I. b..X.I1 kcgqlprs who ww- Dru' lum-, min.mm,g rfmlx elm-. ' ' I Iwfmiquc- lmnflml lu- Mme-slum-fl Dir-k Ninnlwk pmh- .ff S. Xl-. lmnuri un pmg pang ,mg ew ll um 239 s 'dx Wnmmfs Intramurals I Graceful . . . lceenly entiiusiastic . . . congenial . . . lier disposition is an eliiervescent spring 01 inspiration . . lxlary Carroll Hillis slxares top tionors witli Ruluy Ana Holton as icleal prof .... Pliysical Eclucation is ller major . . . Breatlles . . . eats and sleeps sports . . . Vvell-reacl and enjoys all luoolcs . . . lirst to get tlie newest editions . . and at llome . . . a mechanical etticiency . . . retinislies lurniture . , . lilce a veteran professional . . . collects antiques . . . 1tllHt'S lmer liolmtmyl . . . And slwe loves to dance . . . ancl wlien you mention loocl . . . raw yegetalules are lier favorite . . . Oil, almost forgot . . . Strawloerry sliort calce, too An interesting conversationalist . . . full of time Hold niclcsn . . . anrl very lair . . . no wonder students rate lier Utopsf' Inenmpleie Team Standings T.-af.. HP. llaselmll 1s..5Lal..l1l P Kappa Alpha Tlieta. . . . 130 220 Alpha Xi Delta ...... 205 34 Clii Omega ......,..... 93 85 Kappa Kappa Gamma ..... 80 O3 lndepenclents ......... 88 1 10 Zeta Omicon . . . 90 163 Delta Gamma .... 95 83 2 ing Pon 1, 338 97 180 104 17 63 41 ey ma 1 10 90 80 61 E x ll I II man .... mn raw-1..,g Total 3 1264 577 528 522 5 469 456 ' 408 99 117 Taliing part in tlw lirst tiit-pin lJall tourna- mvnt evvr stagecl as part ol tlio XV0l'T10I1'S in- tramural program, Alplia Xi Delta cclgvcl past Kappa Alplla Vlilieta lor tlie title. Sliown al tlie lvll, liarlmra Siversori. liirst- lrase guarclian lor Kappa Alplma llu-ta. signals lor tlie lvall as ,lean lgrulnalier ol Clwi Omega sc-ts sail lor svfoncl cluring an intra- mural claslm. llelow. me-mlwrs ol tliv victorious Alplia Xi team. Re-acting lc-lt lo riglitz Front Row: Arlemf Srliwoln. lxlary Blowvn. Patrivia Kautz. Rosalie Xvisclom, Nlary Elizalmvlli Slauglilc-r. liafli Row: Yvonne- Liuclquist. Frannoll Footv. 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Xml: I1r1111111 1 '. 'I .. ' , I .'.'i . 1 ',...1 . 41 QQQGQF if 0 1 idle hall At the ronclusion ol tlie regular tournament play. Kappa ,Nlplm Vl1llPlil, ,Nlplm Xi Della ancl time lnclepcnc ell were locked in a lirst-place tie in the volleylmall rouncl-rollin. ln ilu' luinal play-oll tlle Tllf'lEl team came out um torlous with tlie lnclepenclents taliing seroncl place ancl tlie :Xlplm Xi's lllircl place. Nlary Ellen Sparks, Clii Gmega, ixlary ixloweu and lxlary A-Xlicc Berlier. .Axlplm Xi Delta. rnher Proving one of ttre most popular sports on time women's atliletif clocliet. archery luelcl attention on time Held next to time women,s gym during fall and spring sessions. Shown lined up lor a mass assault on time non-resisting targets on tlne archery range are, reading from left to right, Jane Rogers, Jean Guipre, Dana Shoemaker, Anjean Rogers and Nlary Rose 0'Brien. 2 Baseball l'lot after tlle 1941 title Won by tlme Dralce-erls, intramural womenys softluall teams came early ancl stayecl late in both spring ancl fall. At tlre left, lxlarge lvlurray, Delta Gamma, is picturecl wonclering just liow that ball liappened to escape lier lnat and lanrl in tlme welcoming mitt of Dorotlly Bennett, Kappa Alplla Tlieta, in a practice game. By all rights, Frances Ritcliey, Kappa Kappa Gamma. slloulcl be stopping or slowing clown as slue lwits seconcl lbase in tlme picture at lower left. Frances, smilingly, seems to lie liitting top stricle with few intentions of a letup before clent- ing lmome plate. Grim cletermination, tlle will to win and all tllat sort of tlming is printecl on Rutti Case's face as slie wlmops one in a Kappa Alplla Tlleta practice session. 245 .l Champions x' K H L l . HJ nel' - -. KUVVA IXKWVQ-xllum-mul. lxWxMlwP'xlxA xhny Xyxxhhhxu 5u3uxxxll.xx Nmxxhlxgfuurulxt ,Xhdnx Huh A pxuv in Nw auxin.,-,lx Rnumx' kdm . V I, U . N nu- W Y um O1--1'f-'- .v,.,x.., 1 , K X-. 1 - . Lux-u 5P luurn.unr Ninn '1 . -, N v jpfpffq ,HAI l:1'f4l 'll clfnum ,fun or . Tn, Pufi 'nsw' , , inning rblln-puff-S :'li:fff-VVS In llnf- - x Lulu Wai yo roll ,Ir-r'lZi'l 'l,: XTlr lff1fl h ' . A I I . 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'A NM -4' ,, 'X' 'ffif-1-fi S ,MJ73 X. F L, , i Handnlph Caliber Tire snap-judgment aibiiily tor wilifii iiying men are famous was laxect ileav- ity in February at Ranctoiptr Fieirt wtlen Aviation Cactets were tossed time job of picking uixtiss Drake oi lQ42. After tixese Cadet otticers imct cast ttreir votes. every company at Ran' cioiptrys Cadet cietactnnent iiteci past. iooiceci iongingiy. asiiect ii aciitresses were avaiiatate, and voted. Q ii 5 f , -P -H 3 X 6 L in , of' 6 1 .sr 4 , X S Y 5 if 251 Onty one fouici ine Hxiiss Uraiu-.ii tilllS surim musing ns timl oi' Cnctet t'. S. Mileic-risen itonct, tmictctie if-iii til0LI,Lfiltil1iiy tup- ping tile pencil to ilis teettm. Mtior puirtrrilucie and giamour tmevonct tile orctinary iine oi ixeautyf, tile winner was nameci ittonorary Command Pilot by regimental commanders. Handulph Pride LETS GG, U. S.A.-A' KEEP 'EM FLYINGHN' Top-ranking Cadet ofiiifers oi the Avialion Cadet Regimenl at Randolph Fir-ld. Texas, are Firsl Battalion Com- mander Sydney 0. Kane, ii. ixlanistee. Mich.: Reginlenlai Caplain John B. Hunler oi iXI0I1tCIiliT. J.: and Serond Ballaiion Commander James D. hlciiyar of Nlansiieid. Qimio. A Cadet Counlerparf lo lhe Army Command system. lhese men fiii their ofiiciai dulies in addilion lo sludy and hours and hours of iiying, the same as olher sludenl Hiers at lhe Hvvest Point oi lhe Air. New Cadel officers are named as upper classes depart every live weeks. Ulnperciassmen, lhese officers left Randolph Fir-ld in iXIEll'l'il for advanfed iiying scrhoois lo win lheir wings and commissions as Serond Ijeutenanls in the Army Air fiorps. '70 The West Paint Uf The ir, Your MHiESt AIR CORPS BAS!C FLYING SCHOOL ' X J B' Qgpnn the rernrzrnwlrhzxiiuxr nf the Qficgixzwnxi hu hrrchg appnini ,gains Flygllis Qlnpzlauh, Bnnurarg fnmmanh Pilot uf the Buzxhulph gielh Qleghuzui uf ,Ahiutiun ffahets in rank as surly from ihe nizdh hug of Cfnarrlq. 1942. jlgz is thu-efnrr mrzfullg muh hilfgrntig in hisrigm-gc hm' hutirs as Qlmmmmb Film, axxh all rabris rnming xmher lgrr commanh arf sh-irtlg rlgargsh zmh fzquirzh in lx: uhcbimi is lynx' nrhzrs as surly f . X ' ,n f Captain, Air Cofps Commandnnk of Aviation Cadets Q ,f -H1 COIDQFUJLJ Bliss DRIXIQE or' 1942 254 1 ,X 3. R K ' puffy xizlamidlon .Hein ,ilvlargour 256 01,001 ,NOCIQJOH 1 x 15 K Q i yfnaclafyn Wicgegon arrief .gzerman 259 . , x' LHNiQgfVF?i A . . g .- 5.2 2 Slit A N xx if X-i-533 5 yfM4,..A. , . 31E?i3?Q?ii?Q: Q 5 . ,W k K .jvmv .Mix . , P fig 1 X X . L. ..,L ,, ' ' 'Fx' ' L . 4 :Msg Qi 5Swg,: ' wie' WL Se? yn, IQ XY. J. Fldxhf-im ,MLM Siam oto by VV. J. M Campus Whn's Whn Anollmer Campus Xvlmrfs Xvlmo election campaign . tlmrilling . . . tense . . . unprectictalmte. Alliance Hpolilicians lmecarmme strangely quiet . . . over crunmpets armct tea . . . miclnigtmt candles . . . last-minute conferences . . . ttmey electioneerect witlm unprececlentecl strategy . . , Xvas time powerful alliance slmatterirmgt' . , . tottering witlm time advance ot a new regime? . . . lnclepenctents were carmcticiates . . . several ucampus personatitiesu. . . ancl time stuctents migtmt cast ttmeir lmaltots inctepenctently . . , lmut tlmat was politics. Only six coulct lme etectecl . . . yet ttmere were lourteen in time tiielcl running tor tlmis lmigtmest oi lmonors . . . all elliicient . . . sincere . . . aggressive . . . Final ranking woulct lme lmasect on sclmolarslmip. activities anct votes . . . Brilliant . . . conscientious stuclents . . . all tourteemm ranlxect at time top in sclmolarstmip anct activities . . . firmly a granct sweeping victory in time votinff talmulations coulct assure conmplete con- trol to alliance cancticlates. Final cteactline . . . anct petitions signect lmy seventy-live persons . . . it was lmarct to matte a selection as only tlmree petitiorms coulct lie signecl lmy eactm . . . anct ttmen . . . election clay . . . some were strangely nonctmalant ancl tense . . . lIl4e ttme calm! lmetore a slornm , . . ottmers canmpaignect witlm zeal anal conliclence ot victory . . . Rumor spreact tlmat tlme tnclef penctents were polling lmeavily . . . sonmetlming tract gone wrong . . . time Alliance camp was crumlmling . . , wimyf . . . Xxilmere was time conliclence ancl trust ot tormer yearsf .Xncl ttmen time talmulations . . . time voting lmact lzeen stigtmt . . . imm all camps . . . now it woutct lme a mact rat e in time activities . . . Xvlmo was leactinQY . . . How many points were awarclect lor ttmis . . . tlmat anal time otlzer! Hours ot waiting . . . olm. time agony ol tinme . . . surety sonmeone lcnew the results . , . a long . . . weary nigtmt . . . ancl ttmen . . . time announcement ..., 'Xrtene Sctmwolm, Vecla Ponilcvar, nlary Lelller. Jim Crawtorct. Frect Porter, ,lim Cooney . . . A lbitter cieteat . . . jaclt Xvatson lmacl lent in sclmolarslmip and activities . . . a petition signect lmy 250 loyal stuctents . . . time Quax Eclitor migtmt include a seventtm . . . tlmis was time tmanner year tor lmreatcing all precectent, anyway . . . Days ot waiting . . , wlmat woutcl lme time veretictt' . . . Consentt Seven Campus Vvlmois Xvlmos . . . leacters ot time tmigtmest caliber .... 'Xrlene Sctmwolm . . . sctmolarly . . . industrious . . . a truly great actress . . . Vecta Ponilcvar . . . a versatile little retmet . . . clynanmite in political ancl journalistic circles . . . Ntary Lelitier . . . tnclepenctent . . . ctognmatic . . . time activity representative ot time campus . . . Jim Crawtorct . . . con- scientious . . . sincere . . . diplomatic . . . Htopsn in time oltlice ot time Fourtlm Estate . . . Frect Porter . . . cliligfent . . . reservect . . . sott-spoken . . . Some clay lmis nanme wilt tae in ligftmts on Broadway . . . .lim Cooney . . . moctest . . . aggressive . . . resolute . . . a star in every teal . . . Jacli Xvatson . . . nmoctestty lmrilliant . . . cooperative . . . poisect . . . anottmer journalistic great. Drake Xvtmois Xvtao . . . representatives ot ctmaracter . . . learlerstmip . . . personality . . . sctmolarstmip . . . wtmat more can we say? 261 vm,..v.- 1..., v.-.m.. v.,...La.f. mm... ima.. s.i.vv.,1,, r,.,.m ima, xm,.,,' mamma fi gif' Arlene Snhwnh Drzinmlic ns Urmmi ilsc-H . . . lliufs .Xrlc-:iv Sr iiwolp . . , iwr cluiiring lrrown Oyvs . . . mul clark lirown lresses ami llw muy ol cwery girl on line' umipus .... Xrlmu- is an adress . . . an great adress . . . imicis in Slug? Door . . . XX'ii1gless Yirlurx' . . . a lilllc- genius. loo . . . sim uns prexy of .Xlplm Xi Ur-lla . . . liars :uncle Pixvinblv grade-s . . . siievs in l10ll0l'ill'iPS . . . Nlurgjurvi Fuuc-r . . . Sieve und Siu-urs . . . National Collvgiule Xvlloys Xviio . . . an urlrf-ss . . . elqiriciviil . . . swf-ol . . . lirilliunl . , . tlliltk ixflfxllf' Srinwoia. 262 1 Q ,. .lanles rawfnrll C101 ilu' news . . . lu' rlilllfmlll' , . , mmap IIN-rn .ull . . , .nmlfwr jm1rn.nIixlic gre-ul . . . llmff lim Cxrawlorml , . . on-r llw nliclnigfxl oil . . . xxllilf- xxwnry l'l'lJUl'l1'I'5 slumlwr . . . llf'illHilll'S and lmulx lnlu- Iorm ' 'owl 1 mmnpmimn In fIlt'lIl .Ill . . vel. ,lim look limf' mul . . , . . . prinlcrs ink . . . Qullvyx . . . page!-pr N. . .1 . , k lun Inu CJIIIPQQIN . . . :ml in mvnlimm signin Della Cxlli . . . Ilt'Illl!'l .uni Spurs . . . Kkltiflilkli Ciullvgiulv XX 'ml Xvlm . . , mul lrnic-rrmliomnl Relfnlimu fxlufm . . . ye-5. 1Hlll!iHllllS . . . lo he an gnu-I pollnnlvr lor ilu- .Xlp i IIUIXLISOHIG? , . , lmriuiuni . . . lfmlx lm: C rmxlmrl. N it 7 xx: ,. I-1. M1 k xx . ww :N J 5 it , , 1 ff 'ff B in f 5 95:2 fe. jr Wm 4-., James Ennney Cutting tile signats . . . ptunging . . . guarding . . . passing . . . anottler Drake quartvriaacii . . . ttlatis Jim Cooney . . . sports Vattffct tliln . . . even wtwn il Came to working in tile office ot line I:0I.ll'ti1 Estate . . . Jim Comes from tile Xvimty City . . . anct wittm tlim iyrougtlt . . . personatily . . . patience . . . anct SCtlOIi1StiC attainment . . . but ttxat isntt att , . . tie guicivct ltle Ctii Dfftts . . . woriurct in ttlc Nfxxxfs Bureau . . . taetongs to Sigma Detla Cjtlt . . . and ttf-tmct and Spurs . . . cts-terlninect . . . t'lEillCtSOll10 . . . imrittiant . . sure . . . and ilis ,lim fioonvy. 267 Jack WHISUH Rcporlvr . . . Copymun . . . Emi. . . uii romininf-mi . . . iimlis ,infix Xvnlson . . . stamina . . . ifPIl lPllliOllS drive and vuergy . . . iw ilus lilem uii . . . limi lTliliiPS ixim n Qrenl vciilor . . . iyul. over lime guiivys of prooi JaCii ilus limi time ior oliwr aclivitic-s. foo . . . Prcsicivnl oi' Signm Delia Cixi . . . vice-pr:-xy oi' inlf-rnalionui Reialions Ciuim . . . ami time-n iilC'I'0.S ii:-imel :mai Spurs . . . Nuliouui Coil:-giuiv Xvinois Xvim . . . ami Aipilu Tau Gnu-ga . . . Si'il0iill'iY? . , . yr-s, incief-ci . . . aniiiaimiv . . . imncisonw . . . inriiiiuni' . . . limafs Jack Nvaison. 268 UEE HY P Her fxlajvsly. Kay KXIJCFIIEIIIIY, fguecn of thc 1942 Drake Relays, and vscort. Al Honold of Chi Della cle-part in regal prcstigc' . . . as furious iulmirers pause and sigh with envy . . . Kay was prcsenlccl ul llmc Honor D Club dance held ut Tromar Ballroom by President Bud Adams. 269 Z X Q HER MAJESTYS REIE Troop movements and heavy lloocls clelayecl the Queenss train from Deep in the Heart of Texasn . . . so Vecl presents roses at the lxliclcontinent Air port. Charming Kay . . . a heam of Texas sunshine atop a Convertible in the thirty- thircl annual Relays parade . . . accompanied hy lxl. A. Chambers, companion, and Harriett Sherman, one ol seven Drake lzeauties. Ve Don Dunphy . . . ace sports announcer. crowns Kay Queen ol the Drake Relays 'Shall I do it again? olrawls Her lwlajesty . . . Hvvhat would my Wlother say?', stutters hlushing Don. For posterity . . . lovely . . . gracious lVliss Abernathy . . . Margaret Ann ancl d 270 atiunal Collegiate Whois Who Here come the intelligentsial Twenty-two ol them . . . scientists . . . musicians . . . clramatists . . . athletes . . . journalists . . . versatile. arcn't they? Whois Vvho Among American Colleges ancl Universities originatecl ahout nine years ago with the purpose of creating a national hasis oi recognition for stuclents. The motive hehincl the project was to estahlish a relerence eflition oi authoritative clata concerning the vast roster oi outstanding. honorecl stuclents. Scholarship as well as extra-curricular activities are computecl as a hasis for selection. Annually, the heacl- quarters locateci at University, Alahama puin- lish a volume containing the biographies of the chosen people. Usually only seniors and graci- uates of aclvance research are aclmittecl into the organization: therehy serving as an incentive for stuclents to obtain the ahsolute maximum out of college careers. Furthermore, Vvhoys Vvho is a means of compensation to inclivicluals lor what they have alreacly accomplisheclg serves as a stanclarcl of measurement for the collegiate world comparalole to such honoraries as Phi Beta Kappa ancl the Rhocles Scholarship Awardg and is a recommendation to the husi- ness world. ' ,.l 271 During the past four years National Col- legiate Vvhoys Vvho has corresponded with over tive hunclrecl companies each year regarcl- ing the placement of these select stuclents. Ad- mission of requirements are a combination of qualities . . . they must portray character . . . leadership . . . scholarship . . . and promise of future usefulness to society and the competitive husiness worlcl. These twenty-one stuclents have met the test . . . just loolc at the memhership . . . Jaclc Vvat- son . . . eclitor of the Times-Delphic . . . ancl presiclent of Sigma Delta Chi . . . Opal Hight . . . a talentecl actress . . . conscientious and sweet . . . Doug Bell . . . president of Stuclent Council . . . quartet warloler . . . and a stuclent . . . lcla Rohertson . . . A Phi Bete so what more can we say? . . . AI Silver . . . another Phi Bete and someday a great physician . . . Veda Ponilc- var . . . eclitor of the Quaxjancl all the rest of her activities . . . and James Crawford . . . pres- iclent ol the Alpha Taus . . . a journalism great, too . . . then there are all the rest . . . Talented . . . unalfectecl . . . genuine National Collegiate VVho's VVl10. rx ,J Reading left to righig firsl row: Burl Amlums, Doug Bell and Margaret Ann Chmnbcrs. Sccoml row: James Craufurvl. lfmrmell Fsmlc mul Opal Higlnl. Third rmv: lwury Lemcr, Belly Lou Slccoy and Jumcs DICDUNCH. Vourill row: Cornelia Nlallcll. Hal Nugcnl and Veda Ponilcvur. 272 E V A g If-lm In ngln: im: ww: lm Rec ln. .J w, Ifli. I3-.In-rm-1. uml Ynrginm R--gvn. S--.mul ww: Aflf-nv S1-Im.-L, Lwilli- 51 u.I.lf-r an-I Mimi Nilxer. 'Hun' rum. lame, Suaiue. Celia Yun :Xmhle ami Luck Xyulron. 2 73 LEU ARD ADAMS Executive Uwonder-hoyn ot the Chi Delis . . . tilEit,S Bud . . . congenial . . . amiaiaie . . . and very coopera- tive . . . especiaiiy when it comes to seiection of Quax pictures . . . we did appreciate it, Bud . . . presides over Honor HD Club sessions . . . Caplained tile tootioaii eieven . . . and whats more . . . piayed every rninute of every game . . . a great inspiration on the gridiron . . . enviahie respect for power . . . drive . . . determination . . . team ioyaity . . . and his winning smite has won the hearts of aii the iittie tots at scilooi . . . he practice- teaciles, you know . . . a typicai Nationai Coiiegiate Vvhoys Xvho . . . reaiiy '... an ideai personaiity . . we thinks. LUEILLE SEUUUEH Petite . . . quiet . . . hut dynamite when it comes to enthusiasm and energy '... thatis Lucy . . . The Alpha Xiis tilinic so, too . . . she was capaiyie prexy of the pieciges . . . then sociai chairman . . . as weii as meeting the big ioiiiu of rush captain with efficiency deiuxe . . . But that isnit ait . . . Sigma Deita Epsiion . . . and Y.VV. recognized her potentialities . . . a sweii joh, too . . . Lucy . . . executive diplomacy hiossomed forth as president of Xvomenis League . . . a great responsihii- ity . . . nohiy accompiished . . . is it any wonder that she rates National Coiiegiate XNfVil0,S Vvho? . . . As for her major interest . . . weii . . . Lucy says itis education . . . but confidentiaiiy . . . Cupid wired us that it's Johnny Quiner. 274 W!-XHHE H!-XEE BACE Promoter and diplomat personified . . . tllkllf'S 'Beaku . . . All tlaose nsupern Sig Pxlpll llayride parties . . . and spook dances prove tllat ...r A t Student Council sessions lie is tile organizer and ilLll.l'l0I' of Hnewer and bigger deals' '... a passing fancy . . . and linally a dream come true . . . construction of a walk from time Union to Cowles l.iiJrar5 f... HBeakU is a Commerce ustar' '... you sliould liear liim debate about markets . . . linanfes . . . and time signiticanre ol Xvall Streetys tactics . . . VVar and National Defense are liis vital con- cern . . . Drakos Civilian Defense Committee knows . . . tlley elected llim Cllilirlllilll . . . and llis npark Ridge popularity gained llim time position ol dormitory prexy . . . Conseientious . . . studious . . . llandsome . . . what more can we say? PHANNELL PUUTE Cllilfmiilg . . . vivacious . . . soft-spoken . . . we give you Frannell . . . ambition . . . plus determination . . . equal administrative alnility '... YNV. leiummecl witil artivity and unprecedented prestige . . . knitting needles clicked . . . Candy boxes were lilled lor Uncle Samls soldier buddies . . . lirst-airl work lJeCame tlie vogue . . . all thanks to Frannell . . . liut tliat wasn't enough to ofeupy iier time . . . tllere was Zeta Plii Eta . . . Vvomenis League -... and we must not lorget Alplia Xi Delta . . . SCllOlElSiiCk1lly slie is tops, too . . . just look at time llonoraries . . . lxlargaret Fuller Cluli . . . Sieve and Silears . . . lXldtl0llEll Collegiate Xvlaois Xvllo . . . generous . . . willing . . . resolute . . . in sllort . . . a -y Upeacli of a gal. 275 MAUHIEE WHITE This is uvvhizzv '... clever . . . jovial . . . and inde- pendent as the ace ol spades . . . His winning smile . . . Hwealth ol humorous stories' '... and Ucollegiate non- chaiance, '... all malce him a 'regular fellow' and just one of the Chi Dell gang . . . ln the role of reporter . . . the Times-Delphic sports column became a vivid bit of reading . . . that was when he held down an editorial deslc his .iunior year . . . And as a member of Sigma Delta Chi, he's as sulltle as they come . . . when it was time to edit the Bull Sheet . . . Un the lootlnall field last fall Hvvhizzn played is-it-half fthe better hall, on the lirst eleven . . . and hrolce all gridiron records when he got his hands around the pigslcin . . . also played left- lield in luaselmall lor three years . . . And if the team would talce time out to elect a captain . . . Uvvhizzn would poll a unanimous vote. MARY LUU BEEHEH ibemure . . . genteel . . . gracious . . . the artistys de- light is lxiary l-ou . . . Pretty as a picture from Vogue . . . she designs and creates . . . diligence and originality ol ideas won her the coveted position of art editor on the Quax . . . her agile llingers glided swiftly . . . meticu- lously . . . over the drawing board . . . result? . . . some of the most clever cartoons yet produced for publication . . . Behind those twinkling blue eyes . . . a grim de- termination . . . so characteristic of all great artists . . . but the easel and palette are not her only interests . . . The Kappas can always depend on her . . . their party decorations are always so exquisite a la lwlary Lou . . . and then theress Sigma Tau Sigma . . . ls it any Wonder that Sullins College in gay ole, Virginny is proud of their former scholar? . . . and we're proud of her, too . . . because . . . well . . . because she,s genuine lVlary Lou. 276 AMBHUSE STHITTMATTEH The power loehind the helm ol the attorneys . . just a uveterann in the halls ol the Law School genial Ambrose Strittmatter . . . talces his loar exam this June . . . then Amlnie says hell go to worlc lor Uncle Sam . . . las a louclc privatel . . . But we thinlc a come mander . . . ,cause he was a higwig in Student Council and interpreted the constitution for all . . . time ol charge, . . . sometimes conservative . . . most liheral . . . Hes a delnater. too . . . orated for Delta Phi and won for the lrat . . . hut you never did receive that silver trophy, you. Amhie? . . . lYou might sue and collect lawyer's leesl . . . one ol the most inlluential oi the Delta Thets . . . smooth . . . polished . . . an elo- qllCIlt SPCZIIQCI' Blld 8 l0y8l ffielld. . Hlld often WINNIPHEU MUTE Calm . . . poised and cooperative Xvinnilred ixlote . . . that's the way well always rememher her . . . has all the cares oi the pharmacy lah on her tiny shoulders . . . hut she talces it like a soldier . . . Knows every pre- scription formula . . . accuracy personified when it comes to weights and measures . . . and whatis more . . . she has time lor other things . . . like XVomen's League . . . tdid most ot the worlc lor Sweetheart Sing, and we are grateful, Xvini . . . vice-prexy ot Pre-ixledics Club . . . dominating power in Lamlada Kappa Sigma . . . associ- ates with the research cherulvs and helongs to Chem- istry Cluh . . . can manipulate the intricate switchboard and do a million and one other things . . . Sweet . . . sincere . . . always smiling . . . that,s Vvin. 277 ALFRED SILVER Independent as they malce 'em . . . composed and re- served . . . hut full of the swellest stories and the life of every party . . . that's AI Silver . . . Ile started out in journalism . . . hut research in scientific methods . . . Bunsen hurners and test tuhes won over printerys inlc . . . and now he's going to study for a physician . . . Ixlore power to you. Al . . . But Iahoratory hours cIon't talce up all of his time , . . mixes in rlehate with his formulas . . . helongs to Helmet and Spurs . . . rated National Collegiate NVho's Xvho . . . and even cleciclect to attend Pre-lylecl Cluh to see what other physicians were aclvocating . . . then to top it all off in grancl style . . . he joinecl Phi Beta Kappa with something lilce an A plus average . . . hrilliant . . . frienclly . . . diplomatic . . . swell going, Al. VIIIGI IA HUGEIIS Gracious . . . soltfspolcen . . . a thorough musician ancl master artist is lovely Virginia Rogers . . . she's a hig-wig in Fine Arts aml can clo most everything . . . sings with the Uralce Choir . . . plays the chimes . . . and does a swell joh, playing all our favorites and being real accommodating . . . Sheys amiable prexy of lvlu Phi Epsilon . . . ancl loc-longs to Sieve and Shears . . . she has dancing larown eyes . . . a musical voice like water gurgling over a stream . . . she can play the piano lilce a professional trooper . . . and lcnows her music from A to Z . . . Hats. sharps and all . . . Cnce you Ioecome her lriencl . . . that honcl is never hrolcen . . . charming . . . diligent . . . delightful to loolc at . . . delightful to know '... that's Ginny. 278 HUB BAHSALUU iianclsome Bob Barsalou captainecl tile Dralce varsity traclc team . . . a biology major . . . actecl on inter- lraternity council . . . member ol Honor club . . . member ol time famous 2-mile relay team . . . one of most mannerly fellows on campus . . . no loolin' . . . opens doors ancl everytlling . . . a class officer . . . social cllairman ol' Cixi Delta . . . Bob lelt tile Campus lor romance ancl lound liis love lile witl1 Virginia Swain . . , liancisome couple . . . Barse is a pleasant lellow to lcnoxx '... llas ambitions to become a cloctor . . . sincerity is among liis virtues . . . Tall, clarlc and pretty mucll O.K., Bob possesses atilletic ability, a creclitalple grade average and lilcability that lmas macle liim an outstancling ligure on time campus . . . strocle arouncl tile country placing tile Drake tliin clacls in tlie lnig meets . . . it's neeclless to say, Barse is a campus personality. l OPAL HIGHT Seclate . . . diligent . . . trustwortliy '... tltatis time way we all picture Opzll Higllt . . . slie is genuine and laitlilul anal never lorgets a lriencl . . . lier classmates all realize tllat . . . just looli at tlle responsibility and laitli tliey command to lier . . . presiclent ol Sieve and Sllears . . . and a perlect picnic planner if tilere ever was one . . . For Flargaret Fuller . . . she planned time sweetest program ol tlle year . . . reminiscences of tile long-ago . . . in Zeta Plii Eta slle is tliat connecting linlc ol strengtll ancl perseverance . . . Sll6'S a marvelous act- ress, too . . . tliat spectacular performance in 'journey to Jerusalem will always remain in our memories . . . no wonder site was elected to National Collegiate XX7il0,S Xvllo . . . we predict great tliings lor you, Opal . . . we lcnow you will not fail us. 279 HZ-XL UUE T Knock-out Hai Nugent rated National Collegiate Whois Who of 1942 . . . he rated five sororities and four womerfs dormitories too . . . Former hig shot of Chi Delta . . . H. Mud, as Hai was termed in Times- Delphic column, served two years as intramural hoard president . . . Vvon three letters in track . . . active on intralraternity council . . . good joe . . . Curly-haired uNooge has a supply of cracks at his command and they How freely . . . A memher of Delta Sigma Pi, Hai's major is business administration . . . and he knows his husiness . . . Hats a lover of nature at heart and likes to go up the river with rod and reel . . . A memloer of the UD ciuh, the Chicago hoy boasts the vice-presi- dent's chair in Honor HD' ,... wears weird plaid shirts . . . and moccasins . . . almost always . . . genial . . . happy-go-iuclcy Hai is a campus Casanova and memher of the lamous perpetual Chi Delta pitch game . . . is a campus personality. EELI!-X VA AHSUALE Pretty Celia Van Arsdale, songhird prexy of Kappa Alpha Theta . . . wielded the gavei for the Panheiienic Council . . . herded hewiidered people the right way in the Fine Arts office . . . won Mu Phi Epsilon vocal scholarship . . . wore Bin Goodis Sig Aiph pin . . . and still does . . . took time out from the glee ciuio and chorus to join the Kennet hridge ciuh every once in a now and then . . . has aspirations of teaching voice . . . her voice and personality assures her a successtui career . . . Blue-eyed Celia adds her hit to any gathering . . . has a yen for odd coices . . . marshmallow . . . and stuff . . . plays the piano as Well as she sings . . . Smart in personality . . . gray matter . . . and looks . . . Spark- ling Ceie can he found dashing from one of a dozen of her activities . . . and usuaiiy Bill isn't far behind . . . a distinct personality f... Celia Van Arsdaie. 280 JUAN HURT Demure . . . clynamic in portrayals . . . Collegiate to tlie ntlr clegree . . . llme joy ol Xvieliita, Kansas . . . some clay soon . . . lrer name will glitter over Broaclway . . . twe knew ller once. clicln't we. Dral4e?l . . . None ol us will ever lorget llmat llrilliant . . . inspiring per- lormanfe slie gave in KKCHlJOIlS8C1'l1l' '... not to mention uvvingless Victoryu ancl uslraclow ancl Sulmtaneen . . . wllen not praelicing until tlle wee lrours ol tlle morning . . . .loan talces time out lo recorcl minutes lor Zeta Plli lita . . . ditto witli Vlilreta Alplma Plli . . . slle llelps to govern on Xvonnenls League Boarcl . . . ancl is very clrarnatic' . . . lollows Helen Hayes . . . ancl all tlle otlmer lamous ilnpresarios . . . lovalxle . . . congenial . . . cle- penclalJle always . . . so it's tlxe legitimate stage lor you, Joan. BETTY LUU MQEUY A little lJunclle of initiative . . . courage ancl stamina . . . Betty l-ou lVlcCoy . . . tlre ideal of Clri Omega . . . so tliey votecl tier vice-presiclent . . . and slle plannecl all tlrose unique parties . . . Acitivity', is ller otlrer name . . . Slre lounclecl Kappa Beta Kappa and was electeel llonoralple prexy '... Tlxen sl1e joinecl Y. VV. Board and lcnittecl witlr all tlle rest . . . Kappa Delta Pi clemancleol ller services, too . . . slle strutted lrer stutl in VVomen's loancl . . . ancl warlalecl witlr A Cappella . . . Sieve and Slrears grabbed luer soon . . . tlren Nlargaret Fullers came along and stalcecl tlreir claims . . . and just to linisll it all with prestige ancl llonor . . . National Collegiate VVl1o's Vvllo discovered ller potentialities and Wrote a loig luiograpldy . . . is it any woncler tlren . . . tllat sliels a personality? 281 l EUR t1lA,NL5LLETT Charming Cornelia lVlallett guides senior liloeral arts students . . . the brilliant brain under the scarlet red hair has pulled down honoraries including Sieve and Shears . . . she's a Margaret Fuller . . . an English major who wants to teach . . . gracious Cornelia was vice-president ot Kappa Alpha Theta . . . she was prexy ol Kappa Delta Pi, education fraternity . . . joined international Relations clulo to add to her list ot' activities . . . served on the Vvomenis League hoard and Y.VV.C.A .... outstanding lor her distinctive beauty as well as scholarship . . . National Collegiate VVho's VVho placed another honor on the red hraids . . . gracious . . . dependable . . . socialyle . . . Cornelia drifted into line arts now and then to put lorlh in the theatre . . . she came to college, joined all the lionoraries . . . acquired friends . . . pulled in the grades . . . generous and lovely. UA HUBEHTSU A scholar any institution would he proud of . . . and what's more . . . she's worked her way through college . . . a record many envy . . . She's president ol almost every honorary on the campus . . . that proves her ex- ecutive ability . . . responsibility . . . and dependatmiiity . . . Eta Sigma Phi had her pound the gavel . . . and Alpha Lambda Delta . . . tthat's the sorority where grades do all the talking, . . . elected her Senior advisor . . . and she does a super jola guiding all the potential Phi Betes . . . of course there's other honoraries too . . . lilce Margaret Fuller . . . she planned a unique and educational program that Went over with the calce and tea . . . and Sieve and Shears . . . National Collegiate VVho's Who . . . and tor dessert she chose to lraternize Phi Beta Kappa . . . brilliant . . . we thinlc so, too. 282 EUGE E ZXSHBA GH The halls ol the Commerce college reverinerate with his jovial laughter . . . and his genuine Vvestern sin- cerity . . . None other than Gene Ashhaugh . . . the influential leader and organizer . . . Has a whole list of activities alter his name . . . and when you major in Commerce . . . thatys a feat in itself . . . Gene wields the hig sticlc in Triangle Clulm . . . started out with a secretaryship . . . then counted the lunds . . . and now heys vice-prexy . . . and does most of the worlc on parties and socials and such . . . He joined Delta Sigma Pi . . . and Commerce Cluh . . . and just for the lun of it commanded his junior class . . . hut that isn't all . . he received scholarships for outstanding class worlc . . . he's lilaeral . . . aggressive . . . sincere . . . and that spells GCH6. . AW I MARGARET ANN CHAMBERS Delta Gamma president M. A. Chambers also pounded the gavel for Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalism . . . a lun loving journalist at heart, Chamhra joined the line of wacliy soh sisters as columnist and society editor on the Times-Delphic . . . Quax and news hureau . . . Brains . . . plenty of them put her in Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman scholastic . . . won for her the junior and senior scholarships . . . friendly. sheys an officer in almost every group to which she helongs . . . a member ol XVomen's League hoard . . . achievement placed her in Sieve and Shears . . . secre- tary ol Panhellenic . . . she started out in the science building as a chem major hut the printers inlc in the Ad huilding lured her to journalism . . . artistic . . . in hair styles too . . . chosen for 1942 National Colle- giate Vvhoys Vvho . . . as companion, she showed the Relays queen a swell time . . . a good joe and lilcalble personality. 283 D Eluh Sweetheart A ciynamic hunciie of personality, animation, and determination speiis Eiizaheth MacLennan . . . the NDN Ciuh members must have thought so, too . . . chose her for their Sweetheart . . . Liz makes people see sunshine 'cause she's aiways happy anti optimistic herself . . . the ideal giri in the sport world . . . a champ in tennis . . . a champ in howling . . . an ace in basketball . . . especiaiiy when she roiis 'em in for Theta . . . which remincis us . . . Liz was gavei-pouncier for Kappa Alpha Theta . . . and competent women's sports editor for the Quax . . . charming . . . capable . . . Winsome . . . the Sweetest of Sweethearts . . . our Liz. 284 Student Life rcs lf' Y i ay mi Xmik SLN I hunch Xlmfn me A . . i rm' in s wvvr lu A . is n Aflilillltiljll 21 fC'l' ong :ours 0 slruggv. lo Qvl into lllo srlmol ilum uul of il. XV: rvgiilmtion . . , Il' A X I X I In fll' stnhxlifm C mx 'I ' ' si iml1 of ilu' rc-ll tapv. w gg un on I rc c llal Q x ml 1 c 01's flbllil Nl I In C IH I The charge of llue MDN rl PHLICHC, fellows. ulx on poor unsuspecting frvslnncn, Barsu wivlds n mean 286 Hushinq Anyone wiio ims gone liirougii rnsiwing icnows tiwereis nothing iiiqe il. Free iooci. eignrelles. foiies. iuuii ses- sions. anci no Ciinrge. Rusii weeii sigfniiieanliy slnrts off lime sciiooi year idul oil. lime iel ciown ior lime poor pledge a few weeiqs ailerwnrnis with paficiies. diSilPS and piecige ciulies imui ilis nii in lime coiiege iiie. Above, till' Rogers' lwins nnci Yiiiletas snliie swf-eliy nt Cilfil oiiler. Hey Pal, ionic our waxy, ,lane Aislrnnfi, Georgia Barnes nnri live Hoicili Deiia fiannnas sip H Coiie in tile Kennel as Riley pn! iiw imee on line rusilees. Kappns icii .ie-an Piiiweznn iiow sueii ii is in wear 31 Kappa key as lixey drool over Kennei nukes. A7 Nonge ami Bnrsaion give a rusilee liue iueariy imneisiiaiie and weicome iiini inin iile Cixi Delhi Cimnifiie, Dong Beii ami a iwunrii ui time Aipim Tau Omegas maiie an imprese sion nn Don Green wilil iileir nanny rups. Dirk Enfiress joins in time SAE iznn session at an Sig Aipil inuii session during rusiu session, or, senson. Upen House X SYAKCYUKUPS Q L-Anhui dur ggyorkiilfi -iiwcxcxxir' K0 'idx , 'usl ax XC! P . gquninlff 3 K urr'A mu Every ycdr y 'x cxxancic W QU Eg k QMS mpc! Eco A0 vnu ' dwit phages K Qxniximi HN A any how ' gwe X Scores 0 K X gmac swf-vkxy un . mgghcr . - ' niw mvn unc scnxxvhccx haw' . dw Yard' AO? and . n dmv x 'C ' ....----- I WMS? WW N9 5 5 Xi D4-Ilan gm-S palrirvlir' mul mn- lvnfll. Sam- 'Awdm Emu, I1-'lux Anil mu- lim murim-s, lim am' Ill:-rc' '-ml ' 'y , .' , ' , . ' 1 X MINI' In slllhllllbll wr-II IH lmml, lmxr-ni vo I7 ' I 'I' , us , V LI, ox . , X ' 'nd Pony 5V0Q n' an-1 llorgf Huw-nt llu-y l'mum-H mul Val? ml U kwin Shi Aww A k. mic QMCIC VMI? Dchq Gzxmmas cnlcr Lum hrkwcn. Loci 5 vm fwpiifax iuusmn. '. , , in SUV 1, rm 5' ' ANYEA'xlmnkuslxclu gin around but I gkrx 35 cm .-. MonCSL 0 , . AI I' . ' ff I Kdmmgl gd rlm.kml-llwntotl at Upon lmuw Imuwl lTlIC5I3lm1 flrolsslill IIN? Hu-In tc. - . . n .. .o.1n,m-, qi S., '. Y .4 in .1rrYnrcfn,Q'.lu Jun IQIIYIPI and Kam- Dwlght Doha Cniov dw Y Iwqc 0 lim! nur ml Qin ,'f'4lI1 Cllllllflf pours mmllmr for Ls-s Larcon lm ,df-4, didnt Im, Em Cm! - , :mens umcr lm palm lwrrvzvs HQ 11,0 CI' Q' I, I . ' of ilu' 'Hwln Sluirwav. V '31 S IWW WSIOSSCS fwlml the llcrk, , , , V ' 'WY Mvnt I7IilYi1lE,. to Alpha Tmfgl 288 J E S 42 if x f. U 1 gf Put-Pnurii 4 6 i sv 5 X 1- Top: Ciiarter Roly-Poiies enjoy a snack fcgaci, wc'cl liate to see tliem llungryl Carl tlir: Snarl, Plum tiie Bum, llnrve time Larvc final tlic Pill get gruiplvy at a campus ivzxliery, Nliclclie: A liunrii ol lllff lvoys wliooping it up ciinner. Ooooo, ylr. Fair, was tlie loocl tliat limi? at time lootlvall tirliet sale Bottom: A luuncli ol the lwoys wlmopecl it up, Actual picture talien alter tile clinner looking clown on tiwe cieluris. 289 gi.,-74 -i K, lop: D siuii pr:-siqivnt limi xxaimn. :incl 11 leliow momlxer, i'r1-sirleiit ilzirmon tnlli over Sziturrlzxylg grunt' in irunt ol flimi Nlain. Bottom: ,lc-rry .lzimei initiates Cliarlii' Nlecnrtlny into l,i Beta Epsilon, raflio lm- tf-rnity. Charlie plantr-Cl El llig lat liiss on .terry just alter tiiis slmt, nncl we are say- ing, Uwliy not? ' b qw ' A. f 5? Qfiiszsxi I 5 J ililar Heaven . . . Tllalis wllal llie solclier lboys fall our clances . . . no i'i'lPlillI1.S orclcxs . . . or saluling or suvli . . . lnul swisliingf lormals . . . lrolliy ancl lrilly willi orcliicls ancl garclenias . . real wallzing ancl jillerlnugqing . . all-lm-I1-h , . . lllflt.S Blililary lleaven, 'lilu-re was one occasion . . . wlzen llle Dorm clelns enlerlainecl al llleir winler lorlnal . . . Flrs. Harmon . . . lcliarlning wille ol our new presi- clenl. you linowl lalies an inlrocluf- lion lrom Sleve Allen. Bel ilu- ,lournalism ivrlxs wisli llmlis all lliey liacl lo lalce lrom llim. Vlllien . . . llic unlicipalecl .Xlplla Xi goings-on . . . luxes ancl real gorgeous gowns . . . lace an' every- lllin '... llxalis vivacious Leona Anclerson lmlazing llie lrail al llle winler sliinclig. ljerllaps luesl ol all was ll1e Spin- sleris Spree . . , llienls lime lime wllen llle women lollis lool llie lmills . . . flisli oul lor laxis . . . llowers . . . anfl even voices . . . llllalis almul all we lellows gel. loo, . . . inficlenlally . . . llialis Bill Rolmerls willi lais mill oul. Doesnll Conracl looli rule? Vllwo luits llial Rolmerls aslwcl lor a cigar- clle. lnow cliclnil you. Pmilliq Sig Alplw Onlf-rlnin lloolis Iikf- only D. Gfsl nl ix lwyriclv. Bm lllc Tllclas are mzul almul lllis. Nl. :xml cll'0f!1lil lrmli nl vmll oillvr. Gus lool-is like IICHS colcl, Nor! lrmlis nl ilu- lriralil-, llorie loolw al ilu- lmrsw wlmilv lllc zlrivvr loolis hmwarfls lllr' lulurv flllfl fall yflll lJlElY7lC llllll? Kzlppns zmfl Sig :Xlplm Llimlr lluf' 1- ri: we nlo mean yipn . . . .lean Brmollm nncl Bliifliilllliill lmp nrounrl wlml we lnnli lor El nevrllc in, al ilu' llnrfl Time party, SVVFIHIP ilHfl l'4iEl'lllBH .IOHPS llillig IIITIOIIQ tlm unclics. l.on'n Pollcl rollvds nl llm Arllo nvlnlii- sion lmollx from Flux lvlnnning ou! lmclc of illc Hyperion club. 292 stairway at tlw Spook party. Br-r-r-r-r December 3, 1941.. . Now' XY? Ziff' dt XYEIF. NVQ- have assemhlecl to hear the presiclent ol the Llniteml States request the Congress to cleelare war on a strong na- tion. Xxlhile the newspapers llilil clone their utmost to pre- pare us lor this, the news at l:'30 yesterrlay alternoon strucla us with a clevastation similar to a paralytic strolce. fjur lirst reaction might have heen that rarely has man heen so plagjuecl with trouhle as have we. Vlihis. ol rourse, is not true. The point upon which you stancl historically is new to you hut it has heen haloecl through repeatecl use hy sucrese sive generations as they have heen inlormecl that their coun- try must go lo war. Four times in the hriel' history ol Uralxe lfniversitv has its stuclent lile heen thus clisrupletl. l congratulate you upon the gjoocl nature ancl poise that is in evitlenee upon our eampus this morning. ilihis is as il shoulcl he lor this is a war ol stamina. not ol lrenzy. limo- tions will not luring us victory. ilihe neecl is lor a lree intel- leet anml a restrainecl emotion. il wo things are Certain as we move into this monlliet. l'irst-it will he a long war. beeonrlly-it yyrll he an orclerly war. By that l mean that the government will talae what it wants when it wants it. 'lille armecl tort es shall not he short ol enlistmenls at some time ol neecl ancl remruitmenl renters tlulterecl at some time when the neetl is not so great. flur man power anal our wealth will he commanfleerecl aeeorrling' to a plan. 'lihus may l say to the young men here that when NYE .-XRIC :Xt XXYXIQH your country wants you they will fall you ancl in the mean- time the hest service you ran rentler is to continue your preparation. Every war has two phases. First-there is the struggle ol the hattleliielcl ancl then there is the struggle ol reconstruction. l.ast time we won the lmattles. yet no one won the war anrl that was heeause no one was preparecl to implement the victory in the relationships hetween nations. At this moment let us prepare to win this war. hoth phases. Some, a small peruentagfe. will serve on the hattle- lielcl. Nlost ol us will serve in the ellllorl to win the post hattle phase ol the war. Xve will neecl engineers to rehuilcl the hriclges that will he hlaslecl. cloctors to tencl the sielc the war creates. lawyers to rewrite the statutes that have heen violatecl. There will he a clesperate neecl lor persons who linow political theory. economic prar'tic'e, history. sociology. Xve, who must win the post hattle phase, flare not hetray those who win the lmult-. This means then that we must stay at worli. worlt lreely. mliligently. ln an hour ol national emergency. time is strength ancl no stuclent ran view his opportunity as casually loclay as he ttid clay helore yesterclay. Xve shall worlx soherly. yet happily, lt is my earnest hope that your patriotism he sulliciently great that you may train inconspieuously lor the lonil war that will follow the hallles. Hconlirm thy soul in sell-Control. thy liherty in law. Vylhen a hrighter clay may rome. may we have so eviclencecl our wisclom, our Courage. our stamina. our intelli- genee, anal our restraint that posterity may write a worcl ol ererlit to our lortitucle, HENRY Cl. tl.-XRNION. Presiclent ol llralie Llniyersity. 293 Latin-American Institute IJI 'NVXY .XIKNIXN Nt XRIH SVQVIIO VXHIHS Ytlltil ,X Defmntu-r 5-0, 1011 . . . ttu- t.ilttll'iXttl9l'tL'ilIl tnstitute ronvenwrt nt Drntiv ttniversity '... to promote greater trienmtstlip . . . equutity nnct unctc-rstunmting among our t.ntin fsXll19ftt'ilIl ll9tQtltJOl'S . . . ttlvrc were interesting tevtures . . . tyy tarittiunt . . . wett-versmt representatives . . . ttlere were tunctmons . . . ctinners . . . ctunces . , , in ttme genuine SOUttl Anlerivnn way '... anct ttuen cmne Sunctuy, Deux-nrmtmc-r T . . . XVQ- stuntt ntwnys rr-memtxer Pc-nrt Hartmor . . . Hut we tinow. too, ttlnt our convorntion unct Ltisc ussinns wittl our t-utin-.'Xmc-rirun neigtttmrs were not in vnin . . . tor ttley, too . . . witt utwnys rememtmer Pc-nrt ttartzor. 294 H H l V fur Vlnlnr Anti virllory for H ilaie and Iiearly Aini-rica! . . . but lim! requires training and prvpilralion ...V lqimnks io xliss Ruivy .Allil Holton, wc iiavi- bolii with time inauguraticn of tim Vvuxucnvs Physical Filnvss Pmgrzun. During pliysicai education class sessions. iiic women irurn iiuw io furry snmi bugs and prvpzlrr' ior air raids, Exercise ami propvr iraining pius prcpilralizm will, and slmil luring vidury io Anivrica and lim vn- lirc world . . . fjur hats uiui to yuu, ixliss Holton! 295 Q gb xr' 2 ff 1 3 I ' Z Q -1 fl? hu v jA6U'lL5 . . . To Captain Seii, Captain Taber and att the aviation cadets ot Randolph Field for unsurpassed cooperation and witiingness to judge the Quax beauties and the Hhonorary Command Pitotf' To iwiary Vessels, Ethel Veatch Schmidt, Niyron N. Btantc, Howard Johnson, VV. J. Niaxheim, VV. VV. Scherriit and John Davis tor their excettent job in eliminating the beauty contestants. To the Vvar Department at Washington, D. C. Your pictures were just what we needed to make our theme complete. To Art Segal'-not only for the master-piece engravings but atso att those cotces and tuscious dinners: and for being abte to elucidate my ideas. To Bob Renn for the most exquisite covers ever, your inspiring suggestions and ati those HSL Louis cokesf' remember? To Francis O'Connett-a genius when it comes to patience . . . and a perfect instructor in explaining the intricacies of the slide rute. To F. M. Dexter for his never-to-be-forgotten generosity and geniat Irish wit. To E. L. Cattihan for being so considerate when I tailed to come to class and was tate on assignments . . . and for your ever-present cooperation and inspiration. To Ed Cohen . . . the ideat business manager for future editors . . . he wortcs hard to make the expensive pages materialize. To Harry Schreiner for being so swett . . . and realty now . , . I wasn't the sote cause ot your toss of steep, was I? To Henry Sherman for the encouraging predictions that the bootc would come oft the press sometime next September . . . and I did appreciate your concern. To George for att those magnificent pictures . . . and I am sorry that you had to stay up att one night last April . . . welt, the ushades ot Vedf' To Doris Vvattcins . . . a peach ot a gat and just the sweetest person with whom an editor could work. To Vvoitz Studio and VV. J. Maxheim tor the giamorous beauty portraits. To Theodore Mehtin, Ethel Mae Jones and Ruby Ana Holton tor the assistance and inspiraf tion when things seemed biactcest. To Jack Vvatson for his aid at press time. To Mary Lou and Vic tor superb art work. To Nlary Jan, Liz, Ardeiia, At, John, Pat, Edith, Maytou, Marge and Mary tor working so hard and being such a perfect statt. Again, thanks a mittion. VED. 297 nv' ,.,g.Q PICTURE INDEX ........47, 94, .....35, 85, 110, .... .35, .....35, .......66 .. .35, 112, DR. FLOYD E. HENRY DR. SHELDON CLADSTONE .....56 Qllfln .....66 1 , 139 162 164 128 150 150 161 164 .35 120 .35 .66 156 168 137 160 ....43, 94 A Ackerman, Virginia .. .. Adams, Leonard .... Addington, Roy .... Ahern, Edith M. ..... . Ahlstrand, Jane ....... Albers, Parthenia C ..... Allen, Steve ........... Andersen, David J.. Anderson, Allan E.. Anderson Bob Anderson Frank H. Anderson Helen A.. Anderson Jean .... Anderson Robert .... Anderson Vaughn . Anderson, William Andrews, Elizabeth Anthony, Duane Art, Mary Margaret ..... Ashbaugh, Eugene .... Ayers, Jo Ann ....... B Baal, Lowell ....... Bailey, Howard ...... Baker, Elizabeth Baldwin, Robert J.. . .. Baldwin, Robert .... Ball, Marjorie R.... Banker, Paul Banning, Gerald Barger, Helen L .... . Barnes, Georgia . .. Barnes, Ruth N.. .. Barnett, James ...... Barsalou, Frances .. Barsalou, Robert H.. .. Barsalou, Virginia . Bartholomew, Dorothy Battee, Gloria ......... Beaman, Esther Ruth .... Becker, Mary Alice... Becker, Mary Lou ..... Beckwith, Fred C.. . . Beeler, Gene ..... Bell, Douglas .... Bender, Jack N.. .. Benge, Donald K.. . . . Bennett, Dorothy Bennett, Oliver ....... Bentley, Anna. Marie ,... Bertholf, Walker ..... Bevis, Marjorie ...... Beyer, Emma L. ....... . Biddison, Thurman P.. . . . Black, Beryl J. ........ . Black, Janis R. ....... . Blackburn, Robert M.. . . Blackburn, William S.. .. Blaylock, Roger ...... Bloom, Jean C .... . Boals, Wilda E. ..... . Bokmeyer, Max ........ Boomhower, Leslie L.. . .. Bothwell, Hester L. .... . .........120 ......66, 98, 99 ...35, 106, 168 .......66, 150 ....164 ........ .118 110 .....35, 85,110 160 .....66 160 .......83, 161 ....35, 84, 140 ...........66, 150 . . . .104, 131, 139, 169 ...........35, 162 ...........135 .. .66, 100, 152 . . .35, 178, 179 ......66 160 ....17, 87, 160 . . .35, 104, 131 .........47, 152 ...........66, 164 .,..35, 87,123 150 .........47, 148 ....35, 93 138 ...56, 114 138 ...35, 136 160 ........35 ...66 164 .....47 164 ...36, 105 156 ..........138 ...47, 107, 164 ....67, 98, 99 AIS' v lowa's Oldest Iewetry Store .1 11 mm-N Quality 77 Years M 1 8 6 5 FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER Fraternity and Sorority fewelry COMPLETE MANUFACTURING AND REPAIR SERVICE PLUMB JEWELRY STUHE Xvalnut at Sixth Des Ixloines Registered Optometrists Eyes Examined . . . Glasses Fitted nFor Better Visionn EI. IJSTU Opticians SI6 XVALNUVI' STREET DES IXIOINES, IOVV.-X PHONE 4-5554 Finest Quality W7-1 Blue Wtiite Perfect IJ I A M ll Il 5 ITRATERNITY CRESTS. PINS, RINGS, JEXYELRY ELGIN. HAMILTON AND BULOVA XVATCHES 9104 QRBFJ5 E QBSTE .lewetens LJMLBITTLE 67 SONS THIRD FLOOR, SHOPS BLDG. DES MOINES Vve assume a tremendous Responsibility . . . Help us by riciing the street cars between A 9 A.M. and 4 PIVI. Botsfleld, Howard E .... ...36, 138, 158 Botts, Sherman ..... ........ 1 20 . Bower, Norma ......... . . .170 ujllgngyer pggglblg, Bracewell, Harold W. ..... ..... 6 7 Bradley, Margaret Anne .... ,.,56, 150 Brady, Jame. C. ........ ..... 3 6 Bmnstein, Howard ..... 159 DES MIIINES RAILWAY IIIIMPANY Bray, Bette .......... .. .67, 148 299 SCHOOL SUPPLIES STATIONERY IVEIISITY BUUIG STUHE The Store Run by Drake Men,, 1215 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET DRAKE JEWELRY BOOKS OE ALL KINDS Brewer, Lee E. ...... . Brewster, Darleen M.. . . Bricker, Lela ........ PICTURE 47 .....56, 154 ....36, 98, 99 INDEX Clark, Joy .... . Clark, Mildred . . . Clayton, Esther . . 36, 86 ..36, 94, 135, 136 . . ...... ..... 6 7 Brickley, Lloyd . . . . ..... 67, 164 Clemens, Ellen ... ..... ...48 154 Briggs, Blaine A. .... . . .67, 164 Clemens, James . . .. .67 120 Brintz, John ...... . . .47 178 Clift, June E.. .. , . .36 150 Bro, Alice ....... . - -47, 154 Clift, Roberta . . . . .56 150 Brockett, Dick .... ............. 1 32 Cobb, Margaret . . . ................... 68 150 Brodt, Dan ......... ........... 6 7, 138 Cobb, Robert I. .... ...,................ 4 8 160 Brothers, Edmond .. .... 36, 39, 114, 138 Cochran, John .. .... 48, 112 126, 134, 136 168 Brouhard, Clayton . . .... 36, 39, 114, 138 Coffey, Bill . .. .................. . . . . 48 Brown, Betty ...... ........ 5 6, 98, 99 Cohen, Ed ..... 179, 181 Brown, Robert ...... ......... 5 6, 160 Cole, Paul ...... . . .68 160 Brownlle, Beverly . . . ..... 56, 102, 154 Comlsky, Ruth . .. . . . . .157 Brubaker, Jeanne .. ........... 66, 148 Condon, Betty .. ...... 68, 98 Bruce, Gail ...... .... 3 6, 37, 156, 158 Cook, Elizabeth . . .......... 68 Bruner, Betty . .. ...... 56, 146, 154 Cook, Jane ...... .... 6 8 102, 150 Brunner, Doris .. ......... 47, 154 Cook, Lawrence .. ........ 48 120 Brunow, Philip ........... 164 Cook, Sue ........ ............. . 161 Bullard, Ardella .. ..... 36, 178, 181 Cooney, Jim ....... ...37, 162 256 267 Bump, Margaret . . . ........... 47, 152 Connolly, Bernard . .. ......... .. . . .107 Bump, Marilyn .. . . .56, 128, 152, 178 Cooper, Donald ....., ...68 160 Burch, Glenn ..... .............. 3 6 Cooper, Tom ..... .............. 1 58 Burda, Vernon L.. . . ............. 56 Copeland, Phyllis . . ...48, 146 249 254 Burkhart, Alfred .. ..... 56, 114, 138 Corrlck, William .. ........ .37 162 Burmeister, George . . ........... 67. 162 Couchman, Doris . .. .......... . . . . 93 Burnette, Betty . . .. .36, 112, 119, 152 Cowan, Patricia .. ...56, 102 128 136 Burns, Conrad .. ..... 131, 138, 139 Cowles, Jane ........ .57 154 Busby, Dwight . . ............. 67 Cox, Louis ...... ................... 6 8, 114 Bush, Mary ..... ...47, 135, 152 Crane, Frances .... ........................ . 57 Butler, Maxine .. ...... 67 148 Crawford, James .. 37, 125, 136, 160 178, 263 Crippen, Helen . .. ....... 37, 112, 124 127 146 Crosson, Jack ..... .............. 6 8 114 Czech, Theodore . .. , , .37 162 Cagley, Norma .... ....... 5 6, 98, 99 Caliguiri, Lucille . . . .......... , . . . 93 Camblln, Dorothea .. .. .36, 112, 124 156 Camp, Richard ..... ............ 5 6 158 Dahlby, Ross . .. . , , ,164 Campbell, Marjorie .... . . .36, 115, 124 135 Dawson, Dick . . . , , , ,135 Carhart, George ........ ........... 6 7 164 Davis, Jane ..... .......,., 6 8 Carhart, Mary Frances... . . .47, 123 134 Davis, Patricia . . . ..,. . . . . .68, 152 Carlson, Earl ...... ..... ............. 3 6 Deakun, Dorothy .. ...48, 52, 94, 95 Carney, Robert N.. .. . ........... 67 164 Delahoyde, Stella ..... .... . . .. 57 Case, Ruth A. ..... .... 4 7, 84, 124 152 Denny, Robert ........ ,, 48 Cate, William D. ........ .. .............. 48 160 Des Combes, Geraldine .... ,,,, , 68 Chambers, Avery ............ .................... 1 01 Desonia, Bill ......... ,.,,,.,, 1 07 Chambers, Margaret Ann .... ...36, 124, 128, 142, 150 Devine, Olive .. .... 102, 111 Chamberlain, Barbara ...... ................... 1 50 Dickerson, Jim . . . , , ,48, 42, 164 Chapman, Glenn S. .... ....... 6 7 Dickey, June . . . , , ,gg 148 Chapman, Ruth L. .... . . .48 148 Dickson, Harry . . , , , , , , 37 Cheetham, Mary ...... ..... 1 26 Dillinger, Bill . . . , , , , 57 Christiansen, Marjorie .. .... 56 Dillon, Clarence .. ,,,, , 42 Christensen, Christine . . ..... 48 Dixon, Charles . . . , , ,37 168 Christensen, Margery J .... . . .67 154 Dodd, William ...... , . ,68 166 Christie, Peggy C. ....... .. .48 116 Dolmetsch, Carol .... ,,,, , , 68 Claiborne, Fred E. ..... . . .67 164 Donaldson, Betty . . , , , , 96 0 PICTURE INDEX Josfpns 71 Years Jewelers to Iowa Downing, Alice .... ...94, 95 SIHCE1871 of value leadership in Downing, William ... ---45, 160 Dreker, Robert .... --..---- 1 64 Dryden, Janet L.. .. ., .48, 52, 116 . Dunivent, George ....NSY 1,9 DIAMONDS WATCHES Dunlap, Wvilliam .. .--57, 130 Dwight, Kathryn . . , ....... 37 Dye, Jean ......... . . .57, 100 Dykhouse, Evelyn . .. .. .57, 100 , Dyson, Dorothy .... ...a7, 148 Iowh s FINEST O GIFT SHOP E Iewelers 71 Years Downstairs . Sixih at Locust Eckhardt, Joan . . . . - -57, 148 Edwall, Harry . . .. .57, 120 Edwards, Afton .. -..-- 57, 164 Eley, Doris ..... ---- 6 8, 94, 95 Elgar, John ., ........ 158 Elllolll Irene --'---- 68 UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF CHRIST Elwood, Fred .... ....... 5 4 Endress, Dick ..... . . .68, 164 The Church with the Chimes Engelmann, Julia . .... . 37 T U Englundy Philip . U l ' 168, 166 WVENTYAFIFTH AND NIVERSITY Enloe, Roy ........ . . .57, 164 -T- Erickson, Madeline .. ..... 48, 152 Ess, Donald ......,. .......... 6 9 i.x1ARVlN O. SANSBURY, DD., Minister Evan' Mamone Arm' ' ' ' ' '57 100' 152 STERLING VV. BROWN, PII. D., Minister of Education F Faaborgy Ray .---. ...- UAI. 1 1 8, 138 Church School-19:30 A. M. Fnirhnrn, Kenneth .. .. ..... 37, 160 Morning xfxfgfship,-410350 A, M, Farris, Mary ....... . ...... , ...... 48 , . , l Feightner, Dorothy .., ,,37, 38 112' 146 1 oung People s Meeting -- 6.50 P. M. Ferguson, Ardis M.. .. ........ 69, 152 Ferguson, VVayne .. ...69, 160 Ferguson, William .. ..57, 85 Field, Elaine .......... .. .69, 150 4 - Finlvy, Lee ..,.......... ........ 1 as THE CASCADE LAUNDRY CO' Congmtu Finnley, Margaret Ann .. .......... 146 - Flanagan, Barbara .... ...69 100, 152 lates you and wlshes you Success' Flick, Phyllis ......... ..... .... , . 57 - , v Fogely Robert WH37' 120 Please notice the appearance of success Fogler, Genevieve ................ 69, 99 'n MO'ne Foote, Frannell ...37, 124, 134, 146, 275 ful men and women l Des I S' Forbes, Barbara ....... ..57 100,152 h - e r nc re eats Forbes, Catherine ..... ........ 6 9 and See holu t eu' app U a e H Fowler Mae Jean .... ..48 93 131 138 - ' ' ' ' s. CADE I roucl that Franck, Robert ................. 57, 164 then' succes CAS S p Frank, Ralph ....... ............. . ......... 5 8 fl S m n and women rel on Frankhauser, Keith .. . 49, 104, 131, 134, 139, 164 most of t 8 e e y . 9 . I Franklin, Bud ...... ...................... 1 61 CASCADE S Uarlous Se,-Ulces to I: them with this very important job. Gable, Jeanne ..... .......... 9 4, 95 Gabrielson, Betty .. ...69, 94 95, 102 Garber, Lillian .... ...... 5 7, 96, 148 Garland, Charlotte .. ....... 119 You Find This a Family Geertz, Donna M.. .. . . .69, 148 Gerard, Dolores ... . , .69 146 Giblin, Kay ......... ...... 6 9i 154 Drug Store Gibson, Sarah-Jean . .. . . .57, 94, 131 Giffen, Gerald ...... ....... 1 20 A STQRE QF SERVICE Giles, Malcom .... ...... 1 64 Gillespie, Monte .. ,,,48, 168 Gilley, Dennis .... ,, ,581 160 A Glasgow- Lois ---'-- ---- 6 9 FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONETTE Glesener, Richard ... ,, ,37, 162 Glover, Blanche .... , , 1, , , 69 Gockley, Richard .. ,,,49, 164 Goldman, Bob ,,,, 161 Goldstein, Morris .. ...... 159 Good, VVilliam .... , , ,49, 164 Goode, Dorothy . . . , , ,, 49 Goodside, Jack ,,,37, 159 Twenty-fifth and University Phone 5-1156 301 PICTURE INDEX Goodspeed, Bob ........ 138 Hart, Garth ...,.. . . .58 120 Goss, Donald ...... .... 5 8 106 Hart, Hanford ..... ..... 5 8 Gotsdiner, Harold ......... 58 Hartleben, George ..... ...38 120 Goss, Robert ........ ...37, 113 120 Hartman, Gretchen .. . . .58 146 Gotsdiner, Harold .. ........ 58 Hatch, Miriam Jean .... ...58 146 Gourley, Edward ... .... 49 164 Hawley, Margaret Ann... ....... 70 Graham, Elizabeth . .... 58, 154 Heilman, Helene ....... ,..38 105 Gray, Mary Ann .... 58 154 Hempleman, Bernard ...59, 164 Graziano, Charles .. ........ 139 Henshaw, George .... ..... 1 61 Green, Barbara .... .... 5 8 156 Herrold, Marjory .. ..... 157 Green, Bob ....... ...... 6 9 Herwehe, Donald ......... 70, 164 Green, Don .,....... .... 6 9 164 Hickey, Rita ...... ...,.,........ 7 0 Greenwood, Forest . .... 69 164 Hicks, Cecil .,... 38, 109, 114 138 Greenwood, Ronald .. ...... 138 Hight, Opal .. 38, 100, 102 124 Griffith, David .... 49 Hill, Irene ........ .38 103 Griflith, Rose .. ...157 Hill, Robert ... ...... ...70, 160 Griffiths, John .... 58 Hill, Stephen ...... ............ . 59 Gripp, William ...... ...107 Hodges, John ........ .............. 2 06 Grobosch, Verdelle .... . 58 Hodgson, Betty Lou .... ...70, 102 154, 257 Grunander, Ed ....... ........ 2 06 Hoffman, Ruth Ann .... ...,....... 5 9, 154 Gruszezynski, Albina .... 49, 136 Holland, Bernard ....... ............. 1 58 Guessford, Leona .... ...... 5 8 Hollingsworth, Mildred ........ 38, 149 Guipre, Jean .... .... 5 8, 148 Honold, Al ...... ...... . ..59 162, 178 Guise, Edna .. ...... 49 Hopkins, Robert ...... ...... 7 0, 120 Howell, Russell .... .... 1 38 Houghton, Verne ..... .... 5 9 Houseman, William .... , 59 Hagenback, Warren .... 37, 87, 164 Howard, Robert ...I UH59, 160 Hagen' Edward ' 4 9 Hoyler, Mary Ann .... ...70, 150 Haines, Doris Gene... ...69, 98, 99 Hoyt, Don '.,....... -H59, 164 Hakemanf James ---- 38 158 Hoyt, Jeannette .....,. ........ 1 46 Hale- Margaret 4 9 146 Huddleston, Mary Clare. .. ........ .. 49 Hamilton, Joann -- -'----- 53 148 Hughes, Don ........,. ...38, 106, 132 Hamilton, Patty . . .... 69, 148 255 Hunon, Robert ....-,A N163 Hamilton, Robert -- --'--- 69 160 Hunt, Gordon ..... ...120 Hammer, Virginia .. ...... 157 Hunter, Ramh H '.'..-'-'.. 138 Haneyf Mildred ----- 64 Hutchinson ........ ...59, 102, 154 Hanks, Kenneth .. ..... 164 Hutchinson, Wayne H -.--.. 38, 158 Hansen, Robert . .. .... . . 58 Hansen, Robert L.. .. ............... 69, 160 Hanson, Florlne .....,.....,.. ..... 7 0, 79 Harbour, Helen , 112, 116, 150, 156 Ill, Susanne ...70, 154 Harker, Naomi . . . ............... 70 Ince, James ... ...59, 164 Harkins, Louise .... .... 7 0, 86 Harland, Clement .. ...... 38 107 Harmon, Jeanne . .. ......... 70 100 Harris, Lovell .... .... 4 9, 127, 160 Jacoby, Joseph ......... 50, 159 Harrison, James ....... 38, 164 James, Geraldine .. 38, 100, 101, 158 FIRST FEDERAL Call 5-1286 for Free Pick Up STATE BANK by Bonded Messenger Capital ..............,..... 550,000.00 Surplus ........ . . . 25,000.00 Experienced Fact:-rq Furrlers CDWNIE'5' 1141 . Undividcd Profits ............ 23,000.00 Resources Over 81,000,000.00 2401 UNIVERSITY gifzv FUFI STD RAGE Books, Law Book Rentals, '3. FOR f100. VALUATION Other Supplies I ' As an added service to our customers during war time conditions, We DES MOINES SCHOOL have opened in Des Moines a downtown service and display room SUPPLY at Eighth and Vvainut. II it is more convenient, you may Ieave your 1175 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET coat there, and receive the free counsel of our fur experts. 302 H. E. ECKBERG P. A. 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Larson, June ..... ..50, 98, 99 Johnson, Mary Elaine .... .... 5 9 146 , Larson, Leslie .... 60, 161 Johnson, Robert ........ ........ 7 0 L El in 71 Johnston, J. Marguerite. .. .... 59 152 aw' a C ' ' 1. Lawrence, Alton ... ---51. 120 Johnston, Rosemalie ..... ...... 3 8 Lawrence, Robert .. ...71, 161 Jorgenson, Joy ..... .... 7 0 146 Lecoq Paul 161 gESfi'Z1S13gre1:Z:a' U'- '7'0 1ig Ledyard, Alice ....................................... 51 Leffler, Mary ...... 38, 39, 87, 112, 122, 124, 128, 133, 136, 1256011 7 , 179, K Legg, Roderick ....... ...... . . ............... 60, 169 Le' h,V' ...39,149 Karp, Basil ........... ...............,.... 5 9, ss 136 Leftonylffxfa M501 155 Karp, Sylvia . . . . . ..... . . .48, 50, 102, 112, 124 134 Lenowitz Bernard 1 1.1.1159 Kast, Charles Howard. . . . ...... .... ..... . 5 0 163 LeRoy 115111, 1 1 1 1. H160 147 Kautz, Patrieia ........ .... 6 0, 102, 146 115115 115511 M501 15,1 Kay, Robert .. ....... .... 5 0,107 161 1151511 Zalman H H-.39 159 Keast, Berta, Jean... ..... 94, 95 108 Levitf 111111511 H .. H 39 Keffer, Karl . . .... .... 3 8, 135 164 Lmjquisty Kay H 1 H-1.1.1100 Keller, Irene ...... ....... 7 0 154 Lmjiquist Kay H-H-U.. HH ..'.1.' 100 Kennedy, Reid .. ..,.... ...... 5 4 Lindquist, Yvonne 71 83 147 Kenworthy, Mary Lou .... . .. .... . .38 150 Ligenfeuery Mary Jeanne, I H .HH-71, 155 Kerr,Frank.. ......... .........., 3 8164 Linn Jack HH-.138 Kerr, Lois Jea.n..... ,... 50, 123, 136 147 111515511 Charms M71 154 Ketchum, Robert .... ...... ..... 7 0 161 Litmau' Ed 85' 159 Iffiysefy J'2hP --'-54 158 Little, Robert .. ........107 K1ZQg'BYYl11ham -' --'- 133 Lloyd, Doris .. ....51, 151 l . . , .. .... .......... L 111D 1 .'. 15.511152 K1ng, Viola: . . .: ..... .......... 6 0 152 LZ1,1!11g' 2231113 H H-71, 152 K1ngery, Virginia . . . .. .39, 86, 94 112 Lounsbprry, Jim H HU. 71 Klnker, Carroll ......... 50 132 Love Eusworth .50 164 Kirschner, Don .. ........ 136 L ' t . G1 ' 60 Kifschkei Bill -- ----. 60 161 L?1?i:sJec3Zn .f f7.11' .. g5'10'2 156 Kitchen, Merle ....... 50 164 Lukin' John 51 Kleber, Viv ....... .... 5 0, 107, 164 Lund 'Stewart H M107 Klinzman, Phyllis .. .... 70, 102, 152 111,,eZ'ey ,1.he1ma 55 Kludt, Burton ...... ....., ....... 1 2 0 Lynch 2,111,165 ..'.'51' .120 Knipp, Lois ....... ...43, 60, 102 111 ' Koltmeir, Kollen . .. ............ ..157 Kopriva, Ione ...... , , , ,60 154 Kramer, William - .- ...,. . 50 Mace, Martha Ann... ... . .. 51 Krekel, Margaret . .. ..... .157 Mackaman, Frank .. .. .60, 161 Krohn, Harold .. .... 39 161 Mackenzie, Jack .. 71 29? Congrafufafionfi Graduates and Uuax Staff Pi? THE REGISTER AND TRI 906 prinfing DEPAMMEN1' ' In orcler to insure the success of their 1942 yearbook, the Quax staff once again specified 0l!8l :5 y mom? For information and prices write io THE DAVID J. IVIOLLOY PLANT 2857 NoR1'u XVESTERN AVENUE 4 4 1 CHICAGO ' ILLINOIS I 4 P I C T U R E I N D E X MacKenzie, Margaret Ann. .. .......,......... 60, 151 Meyer, Aileen .... ........... . . 72 MacLennan, Elizabeth 51, 108, 140, 153, 178 Meyers, Stanley .. ............. 61 Magee, Robert ............ .................. 6 0 Micka, Dorothy ...... .... 6 1, 131, 139 153 Magnuson, Darlene .............. 71, 99 Mickelson, Madalyn .......... 155 258 Maland, Dorothy ..... ......... 3 9, 135 153 Miles, Bill ........... ,..72 164 Mallett, Cornelia 39, 112, 124, 134, 153 Miles, Frank ...... ...51 164 Mallett, Luene ...... ............. 5 1 153 Mill, James . . ..... 72 Manbeck, Roland . . . . . .61 164 Miller, Al ......... . . . .107 Ma,ndia,, John .,.,. , , .61 169 Miller, WVilbur .... ..... 1 61 M01-aln, Doreen .,,, ,, , 61 Mitchnick, Bernice ... ...61 158 Markowitz, Jerome .. ..... 159 M06-211612 H1180 ----- ..---.. 7 2 Marlay, Myron ..... . . .51 164 Montgomaery, Judd ...61 120 Marsh, Margaret . . . ..... 71 MOMEOMSFY, Judd ---61 120 Martin, Etta, May ,,,, , , ,39 151 Moore, Darlene . . . . . . . .43 111 Martin, George ....... ........... 7 1 Morain, Maxine .... 43, 94, 95 Mathews, Lawrence . .. ......... 61 161 M0YI'iSf Clara Lou, --.- - - - 72 Maxey, Berneil ...... ...39, 84, 94 140 M0I'!'iS, LSOIH1 ---- ---. 1 33 Maxfield, Dick ... ... ......... 61 120 M0TT1S, Ruth ---- . -- - . . 72 McCoy, Ardella .... .......... 7 1, 83 149 Morrison, Emily .- ...51 151 McCoy, Betty Lou .... .11, 39, 112, 124 149 M0l'TiS0f1. WHYHQ - ----- 51 McCrory, William ... ................. 72 MON, Hubert - -- .--- . - - 72 McCuen, Charles . . . ... ............. 61 MON. Robert --'-- --------.- - -- - -- 72 McCu1la, Marian .... 51, 94, 112 MMG, Wilmiffed -- -39, 93, 121, 133, 139 McDaniel, Robert .. ......... 64 Mowen, Mary ...,. ..52, 84, 87, 140 147 McDonald Jim , . , ,,,, 85 107 Murphy, Patricia ... ........,.. .. .61 101 McDonald, Myron .. ....... 138 Murray, Marjorie .. .... 61, 128, 151, 178 McDowell, Charles . . . . . .51 164 Murray, Sally --- ..-----. -72 155 McDowell, Jim ..... , , .35 107 Myers, Marvin .. .. .39 169 McKinney, Naomi . .. ..... .156 McShane, James ... ,, ,72 164 McVay, Jean ..... ,, .39 150 M6ad0WS, Irene -- . . .39 154 Naniito, Charles... . . , . 40 Mehrens, Allene .... .... 5 1 116 Nash, Margaret . .. .... .157 Metcalf, Betty Lou... ....... 72 147 Neale, Kathryn ... .... . . . 61 Myer, Beverly ..... ...72, 100 149 Neessen, Willis ... . . . .163 214 MISS VIiDA PUNIKVAR I0-ll HQILUXU Eclilor 23? !9!L0LL0graloAg Ultz Studilw, Inc 430 NINTH STREET med Woilwj 306 PICTURE INDEX Neiderkorn, Rose ...... 98 Phenix, Mary Jane .... 62 Neil, Adrian .... .... 7 2, 164 Pierce, Betty Lou ..... ..... 6 2 Nelson, Lois ...... ........ 7 2 Prior, Sybil ..... ...73 100 Nelson, Margaret . .... 72, 153 Pitts, Nancy ...,....... .............. 7 3 153 Nesby, Betty ,,,,,, .... 4 S, 52 Plank, Philip ........... ................... 5 2 Nesselroad, Paul .. ...... 40, 164 Plummer, Mary Janet .... ...52, 105, 153, 178 179 Newell, Dorothy ....... 40, 149 Poll, Ruth .............. ............... 5 2, 108 Nickerson, J. Paul .... .... 7 2, 114, 138 Pollet, Loren .......... .............. 4 0, 161 Nims, Daryl ....... ....... 7 2, 164 Pollock, Norman ............................ 40, 139 159 Noftsgef' :Wan -- '-- '- 5 2' 98' 99 P0'1'FY?T'. .Y2?a42,' '22,' 2225 1245 1261'i2e,'1B'eQ'iie,'2ksksl 272 Nolan' Wllllam 'H H '8'5. 14.3. Pontier, Florence ...... . .................... . . . . . .52 108 Nugent' Harold ' ' ' ' Porter, Fred .,... ...40, 127, 164, 265 Porter, Veronica . . . .-.--.....-. - - 62 0 Powers, Clare .... ......... 5 2 164 . 2, q Powell, Ruth ....... ........... 7 3 151 gfgiiiiiugiigrles' ,9,9,',igZ Prentis, Geraldine .... 73, ss, 102 157 O.Brien, Frances l . U ..-..... 61 Pritchett, Dean . . . ...... . . .62 161 0,Brien, Mary Rn H ...A 72, 155 Pryor, Patricia ... .. .62 151 o'conn0r, Alfred ....40, 166 Pufdyf Dma Jean--' 62 Oliphant, Carolyn . .... 93, 138 Olson, Wanda ...... ........ 7 3 Q 0'Meara, Rosemary .... 73, 102 Quinerl John I H . H 40 O'Neal, James ...... ...... 1 61 O'Neall, F. Allen... ...... 73, 164 R Opdycke, Gilbert .. ........... 40 Orr, Betty ..... .... 7 3, 102, 155 Rabinowitz, Frank .. ... . . . .159 Orr, Leland ...... .... 5 0, 52, 114 Rahm, Julia ....... .. 62 Ostrem, Flora ..... .... 4 0, 116, 147 Ramussen, Kay .. 52 Ousley, Catherine ... ... ......... 52 Ray, Robert ... . ....164 Read, Marlys .. .... 62 P Reed, Walter ........................ .. 62 Reeve, Jack ..... . ......................... 40 135 Palmer. Angelo ........... 138 Rec-ve, Jeri ....... .... 5 2, 87, 124, 126, 128, 136 140 P3-Tk, H0W2lI'd --- ---- 40. 126, 164 Renner, Virginia . .. ..................... ...52 100 Patrick, John ..... ...... 6 1, 164 Reppert, John .... ........ 5 2 Patterson, Garth ..... ...... 1 61 Restione, Ray .... .... 1 22, 164 Patterson, Marion L. .... ..... 7 3 Rhoades, Donella .. .... 40, 98, 99 Patterson, Richard ........ 40 Richards, Ruth ...... ..... 6 2 156 Paulsen, Donald . .... 52, 106 Richmond, Harriett . . . .. .52 158 Pegg, Ruth ....... ..... 7 3, 99 Riechman, Newman . .. .. .73 120 Pershing, Robert .. .... 61, 161 Riles, Paul .......... ..... 7 3 Peterson, Delores . .. .... 73, 155 Rimel, James ....... .............. 7 3, 164 Peterson, Doris . .. ........ 40 Rinehart, Guy . . , . ...........,.... . . .. 73 Peterson, Dick .. ,... 52, 163 Ritchey, Frances .. ...62, 102, 136, 139 155 Petro, Jack .... .... . .164 Rittgers, Tom ..... ................... 6 2 Petty, Nadyne ..... .... 7 3, 147 Roberg, Ethel .. ....... 62 Pfaltzgraff, Bob .... 61, 194 Roberts, Don .. ...40 120 MAKE EVERY PAY DAY BOND DAY Invest Your Savings in United States Boncis Cl nci Stamps 307 90 HE 1 JQW' Hy building student morele you serve those relied. 1 They will remember life ei Drake. olfzgrallafafiolfw f Q wax AU or 12 ,oe ,vi Builders of Yearbooks of Character Since E,I II. 1910 Roberts, Jean .... Roberts, Julia .... Roberts, William .. Robertson, Ida .... Robertson, Straun .. Rogers, Anjean . .. Rogers, Jane .... Rogers, Myrtle .... Rogers, Virginia Romph, Marjorie .. Rood, Ned ......... Rosenberg, Harold Rosene, Terrance .. Ross, Angeline . .. Ross, Milton ........ Rossenfeld, Shirley .. Royer, Bernadine .. Rule, Gloria ...... Russick, Betrarm .. Ryerson, Howard .. Ryg, Adrianna. .... Saggione, Joseph . . . Sandy, Charlotte . .. Saunders, Grace .... Saunders, Russell . . . Schlesinger, Sanford .. Schmid, Julia ....... Schooler, Elaine ..... Schoonover, Charles .,... Schow, Robert .......... Schwob, Arlene .... 41, 87, Schubert, Ralph ........ PICTURE INDEX . . .158 ..41. 102, 103, 104, 108, 119, 124 169 ....62, 153 ...... 73,153 158 ....41, 102, 116, 124 ., ... ..... 94 .. 62 ...159 ......108 ....41, 98 ....62,161 ...... 74 ....41,103 ....74,153 ...... 53 H..74,164 ....74, 157 'G . . .... 62, 163 ....63, 151 .....41, 94 ....74, 164 63 .......63, 98 41 .....41, 136,161 39 112, 124, 127, 134, 142, 147, 262 Schweiker, Hi-rman .. Scoles, Patricia .... Scott, Thomas .. Scott, Virginia ... Scuddor, Lucille .. Sears, Eileen ....,.. Selene, VVernor ...... Sc-xton, Betty Jean .... Seykora, Bob ....... Shane, Patricia ..... Shanks, Virginia Shannon, Marjorie , Sharp, Ed .......... Shaw, Tom .......... Sheaffer, Doris Jean .... Sheehey, Frank ..... Shcpler, Virginia .. Sherman, Harriett Shields, Erma ..... Silver, Alfred ...... Simmons, Marilyn Sims, Audrey ....... Sinclair, Jim ..... Siverson, Barbara .. Slack, Betty .... Slaughter, Mary .. Smith, Robert .. Smith, Vic ...... Smith, Virginia .. Smotkin, Alex ....... Sparks, Mary Ellen Spencer, Mary ..... Spiegel, Robert ..... St. Clair, John ......... Stafford, Mertle Mae... ...74, 84 , 151 63 . ........ 139 ...38, 41 ......53 ...,...41 53, 96,116 ,.......74 ........41 , 147 , 116 , 164 , 147 , 164 , 157 74, 93, 102, 138 63 ...,3S, 41 ......53 ., . .41, 101 , 161 , 164 3, 84 , 127 74 74, 151, 159 74 ....41, 109, 126 ,...74, 99 ......74 , 159 , 151 74 74 63 ....63, 147 ........138 ....53, 179 ........63, 155 ........53, 136 53, 84, 140, 149 ........63, 151 48, 53, 125, 136 .....63, 163 .......74 , 164 , 151 308 PICTURE INDEX 1 Stvadman, Helen . .... 74 155 Thomas, Elaine .... 75, 98 Steen, Marjorie ... .... 63 153 Thomas, Frank ... .. . .. 75 Steffey, Helen .... .... 6 3 151 Thompson, Maxine .... 75 Stegath, Pauline .... 63 151 Tjaden Dallas . .... 45 Stickelman, Kent .. ...... 120 Toborg, Tum ..,. ...42, 164 Steiner, Walter ... ..... 41 164 Trippe, Rilla Ann. ... .. 53 Steiner, Winifred .... ......,...., 1 51 Turner, Dorothy ... ., ....9S, 99 Stewart, Frederick . .... 41, 123 169 Stiles, Barbara .... .... 4 2, 134 157 I, Sterling, Adam . . . ..... 74 164 Stoner, Jack ...... . ............ 74 Urban, Ed .. .. .. 53 Strawn, Avonelln ..... 53, 100, 296 Strittmatter, Ambrose .... 42, 87, 107, 277 Y Stuhr, Althea ......... ...,.. 4 2, 98 260 Stump, Margaret .,,, H 4,4,,4,,, 74 Van Arsdale, Celia .... .. ..,. 45, 116, 124, 142 153 Sullivan, Mayiou 100, 295 Van Dorn, Delhi-rl ..,. ....,.,...,......, . 161 Swain, James ....... ....... 4 2 161 Viilliflf- -10311 ----'-- 53 140 Swearingtin, Vvilliam H '63, 85 164 Van Horn, Keith ,... ,.. ...... .. . . . 42 Sylvester, Bradley --... 74 164 Vincent, Bud ...... ...........,.... . . 85 Sylvf-gtgry Clylg ,,,, 75 Vining, Louise .... 64, 94, 95, 131 139 Vittetov, Luke . ,. ................. .138 Voss, Frank ....... ,,,,,,,, 64 164 'll Votruba, Mathew ... ..., ,164 Vuper, Mary ,... ... ,.,,108 Tait, Barbara ...... .... 63, 147 Taylor, Virginia ..... ..75 151 uv Templeton, VVilliam . .... 42, 107 Tennant, Wesley . . . .... 53 126 1Vagner, John ... .., ...50 53, 114 138 Tesdell, Edward .... .... 4 2, 164 XValker, Ben ..,... .,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 31 Tesdell, Sarah Lee. .. .... 63, 151 Xvalkup, Virginia .. ...8-1 155 . . - 2 2 , , - , , , WMCHRS CLOCKS JILWELRN The Compleze Food Marker Ql,'AI.I VY MEAT ' FISH ' POULTRY VWW. L. BRAKLQXV GROCIQRIILS ancl VECLEIABLIZS - 4 I Expert Watcvlz, Cfocle and , I PHONE 3-5157 10lU9Il'y R9pGlFln,g Au- worm c:lweANi'iiEiJ mc , Z , , ROY HUNTOON. PROP QM, U,,,,,,.,S,,,, QUALITY-PRICE-SERVICE' ' 413 SIXTH ,XVENYE DES NKJLYES, IUNNA ' I l Jfilfuhsgfls ' gpograla em , S11 GRAND AVENUE - DES MOINES 54 Walter, Ben .. Walter, Luise ... Watkins, Wilbur Watson, Betty .. Watson, Jack .... Watson, Vernon Walters, John .. Webb, Robert .. Webb, Roger ,.... Weishaar, Gilbert Wells, James YVendlandt, Jean Wvendt, Di: k ...... 1Verner, Wvilliam West, Emory ..... WVnynard, George White, George .. White, Mauriao . Whltsitt, Garland YViggins, Carl ... Wilder, Jack .... Williams, Marian Willrich, Phyllis . . PICTURE INDEX .. .131 Willson, Jane .,. ............. 75 Wilson, Jeanne ... Wilson, Paul.... ...,42, 125, 136,161, 268 Wine, Don 84, 109, 160, 177, 180, 268 Wisdom, Rosalie VVisdom,William,. . . .107 WVoodard, Lillian ... .........15S Vvooden, Joann .. 164 Woolurd,Tom ..,.42, 114, 138 Wvondvr, Bunny ....75, 161, 206 WVright, Tom ,... .. . . . . .G4, 136 YVyatl, Botty . ......75, 169 64 'H75' 164 Yates, Patricia .. 54 Young, Dick .....131 , . . 42 221 Young, Llllian ,. H-42,164 Young, Marian .. ..54, 96, 116, 124, 147 Zelzhik, Milton.... .........,,64, 158 Zellmvr, Donald ...64, 100, ...107, ...202, .......64, ...64, 131 ......75 . . .64, ...64 ...75 ...64 42, 100, 127, 126 158 203 147 164 164 151 161 54 164 151 153 206 64 ...75, 98, 99 . . .54, 159 . .... 54 ongrafufafionfi Graduates and Una Staff THE REGISTER AND TRIBUNE ngrauing DEPARTMENT 310 'KNEW ,W i lfllf' 6U'l'Ll0lfLff 'Neath Ctmncettofs Etm . . . on the time-worn steps ot Old txftain . . . hy the ivy-moss fovered Chapel , . . traditions . . . friendships . . . idents have taeen horn . . . Through hitter periods ot strife . . . war . . . desola- tion . . . youth have gathered on this campus . . . seeking tor truth . . . freedom . . . happiness. Today . . . portent war-ctouds hover o'er our Atma Mater . . . that same youth . . Q geared with truth . . . and Wisdom . . . imhued with freedom and happiness . . . is marching forward . . . into factories . . . the Army . . . the Navy . . . the Air corps . . . so that one day . . . soon . . . we strait come marching hast: . . . singing' the song ot hope and freedom . . . truth and happiness . . . which you. Dratce University . . . have taught. lfllll Main , ,ff , f 315 ..,,f. V i - W ' wig , Q W iWfwf: .f ,I , 'vmmi A . 2 fzwgaf K , . 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