Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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ADMINISTRATION 1)1. Friley poses be- fore the fireplace in il ' .e conference room.

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 17 SENIORS . 45 HONORARIES 75 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS ... 93 MILITARY 107

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PRESIDENT CHARLES E. FRILEY Wilma Kellogg pours during a junior reception at the Knoll. Our president enjoys spending evenings visiting with students and friends . . . likes music — besides providing his own at the piano keyboard, he enjoys recordings of De- bussy and Chopin ... is fond of photog- raphy; snaps pictures of landscapes, flowers and bees ... is a strong backer of Cyclone teams and is interested in further devel- opment of important student activities and in a more comprehensive intramural program of recreation and athletics ... is looking forward to the constrtiction of an aviditorium and additional classroom and dormitory facilities for the fast-growing sttident body. The members of the Class of 1941 are leaving the Iowa State College in one of the most momentous eras in modern history. With the world at war and with most of our cherished in- stitutions, traditions and ideals under challenge by strong and determined enemies, you face responsibilities and opportunities which will challenge all of yoiu- talents and energies. The United States of America is the last strong bidwark of the democratic tradition. The ideas and ideals of the dictator nations are in mortal combat with the ideas and ideals which we hold dear. The only apparent end to the struggle is the elimination of one of these two phil- osophies of life. Page 1 8