Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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me HUHX PUBLISHED AT lrcfe Mniuemifg DES MCDINES, IOWA Editor - MARJORIE HETRICK Business Manager - ELLEN FOWLER

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To Those Who Served Service to one's fellow man is not limited to those who can don uniforms. Nevertheless it is unusual when an individual can make such contributions as to merit the respect and honor accorded to Miss Ethel Mae jones. After being an undergraduate at Drake, Miss jones returned to be for more than twenty years a most dynamic force on the campus as a teacher. She was a brilliant student-alert, astute and foresighted. Moreover, she had that rather rare quality of being an ideal teacher. She saw more clearly than most, the magnitude of the tasks to be accom- plished, and her constant endeavor was to awaken her students to these tasks. Never hesitating to face an issue squarely, Miss jones inspired honest and conscientious thought. The newly established Memorial fund, which provides yearly scholarships to the Midwest Institute of International Relations, will continue the interest she always maintained in international affairs. It is with profound respect and deep admiration for a woman who devoted her energies to helping young people that we dedicate this 1946 Quax to Miss Ethel Mae jones.