Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1944 volume:

Cileen JbuJ eon, Cditor Verdene So ken, tBui. Ji r. Margarcl Mcvvhiricr, Bruce Henderson, Associate Kililors; June Hudek. Treasurer: ' irginia Smith. Sales Manager; Lois Dugan, Achertising Manager: Lloyd Kuhrineisier. Head Pholog- rapher: Kli abelli Wall. Organi alion Kdilor: (Cornelia Lindslrom. Senior Kditor: Ainieilc Sniedal, Index Kdilor; Eloise Heckcrl, Layoiu Kdilor: Dorolhy Drown, Oflicc Manager IOWA STATE Publhlted b tite Senior Cla A Iront THE COLLEGIATE PRESS BUILDING IOWA STATE CAMPUS • AMES, IOWA k?; ■.!!■•? iV if . ..: ' Oo the men and women o 3owa State in the serv ice of our country. we dedicate thi book our number rentemoering. tko e of w ko will not e e it Sn a ear uck ai tltU when all concepts are karpenedy it i only. rig.ht that we should bring, into focu the contra t of our own campus. Such ai the navy FRII.F.V HAI.l, OAK HALL working, with the armg on tkl one o twenty campu e in the United Stated ARMORY Ottk e g.rim tea lity. o[ war . . . s M. 5 7 ' u . fc ' BOpop HH 1 ' - raBEr 9k B ' ' 1 m UMj n ? - k Hfl L:i iflflHBB x-f : j i 1 . B k A A II t ; H i 1 m. 1 9 y ■ ' -;-  , - 9. • 1 IR« compared witk the oft outlined 0[ peace a(;ri(;iii.i i R i i (.: i i Ri (; c4nd the neWy untried . . . ag aln t the old and HeadfaH lUARDSHliAR llAl.l. K- J 1 u ■ h p f 1 r ---■■ ' l Carved front Hone • • • . :.v . 5 , t%- r -( rf or fashioned in g reen Uni i our pre ldenty oDr. Charles c. 3riLey. cAnd the g overnor of our HatCy J ourke (B. Mickenlooper y A cAnd the dean 0[ our campus C,vsv n v FlSHlR Home Eiouoinics H. ' . (iASKIlI. H. H. Kii.Dii S( iriii (■ Agru ulltirc H. 1). Hii (, iA T. R. A(;(; I ' ctr) iiKuy Mi ' dii i)ic I- ' . igiiierring R. E. BrciiAiXAN M. 1). Hii.siR ( ' •raduutc College J iDiinr Cottrgc We are the enior o 1944 . . . . opnUticatedf noncha ' lanty ure that we re JuH what tne war la U looking, for. oh are open to lii tltat were never open before io we all announce tltat we can hardly, wait to feel that diploma in our hand y yet secretly harbor memories of the year that have pa t. c4 ire nmen we remember the way. colleg. lot Of g.a to g.et to them. VeUhea an theity ana Jromecoming. decoration kept Adams. Doris Anderson. Martha Adams. Lois Anderson. Phyllis Ambrose. Lou Andrego. Harriet Anderson. Catharine Applegate. James Anderson. Marilyn Arbuckle. Ardyth Armstrong. William Avery. Dorothy Arvidson. Harold Bacon. Helen Ashby. Doris Augustin. Donovan Aulerich, Dorleen Bailey. Betty Barakat. John Barbre. Helen Barish. Herman Barnett. Betty Baughman. L. Baxter. Mary Bechtel. Rose Beck. Roland Beck. Wanda Beers. William Bell. Katbryn Belsheim. Robert Bemiss. Clair Berg. Alton Best. Ruth Bianco. Betty Bianco. Richard Bilstad. Betty 20 li ()ii want llu ' lad ihai knows iwiyoiic on (anipiis by name, you ' re lookini; for .Siaii I, ink ' , last yiar ' s Miidcni hodv ])rt si- dfiil. Nc c ' r too l)us to do a laxor for a liicnd. .Sian was a Rninlii ol Si. I ' aiii(k and Ciardiiial Key man. i ed to be. li itn picnic in the fall and prlng. vacation were taken or g rantea til tne nou e up until the wee hour . . . ichnik. Robert W. Blattner. Joanne ick. Jean J. Bliss. Richard K. lir. Mildred M. Blomgren. Beth lise. Marilyn J. Bolen. Dora S. inchard, William Boll. L. Ferdinand Bower. Warren R. Brewer. Ward B. Bowman. Lois Brown. William Bowstead. Tom T. Jr. Boyken. Verdene V. Brandsletter. R. I. Brown. Louise J. Brown. Lowell Bruene. Merle E. Bryant. Ethel G. Bucksbaum. Sol Budd. Mary M. Burke. Paul Burns. Barbara Busch. Virginia. R. Bush. F. J. Butson. Wallace J. Byrne. William J. Caldwell. Ralph Calhoun. Trymby A. Cameron. Janet Campbell. E. Fauneil Campbell. John M. Cannon. Helen M. Carlin. Marian J. It ' s something to be a member of Mortar Board, but Jean Guv cojjped the queen of soniciliing b being ta|)pecl | rcsident. From her iiidcout at 302 Ash Jean attends meetings of Phi L ' psilon Oniiti-oii and keeps her e e on VWCA activities. 21 r l l Carter. May Belle Carver, Dorothy Caslavka, Ramona J. Casper, Wayne H. Cassady. Betsy L. Cliapin. Wayne F. Chapman. Gerald E. Christensen, Janet Clark. Alma B. Clarke, Margaret A. Clarke. Tlieodora M. Classick, Harold J. Clausen. Doris Clausen. Fred Clyde. Janet Coates. J. Robert Cochran. Donald Cole. Phyllis M. Collins. H. Phyllis Collins, Warren E. Cooper, Eileen Cooper, M. J. Cordiner. Mary A. Cornell, Vernon A. Connolly, Eleanor Courtney. Evelyn Cowen, Theodore A. Craig. William Cramer, Loren Crocker, Louise E. ukat wa the LaH flm y[eag.er foot y.ear we won the with (Euaoli on Ailikic ,su])iiiiic George Cast is a modest fellow. You ' d never guess iliat tins Ag Council president and Cardinal Key man is one of Iowa Stale ' s top athletes of all time, win- ning major letters in football, wnsiiiiig and lra(k. Crone, Robert M. Crowl. William Dalilberg, Helen Crossan. Jane Cummrnos, Floyd J. Dale. Homer E. Dandridoe. Ann C. Daubendiek, Gene R. Davies, Mary Ellen Davis, John Fiemina DeBartolo, Carolyn DeBeck, Sanford DeCosta. Herbert A. De Valois, Donald G. Dickey. Fred E. Diekman, Shirley J. Diggs, Miriam L. Dipple.H. Alan Dittmer. L. C. M. Dollinger, Robert Donoliue, K. M. Doores, Jack H. Downey. John M. Doyle. Keith A. Drake. Mary Jane Dull, Ivan E. Dullum. Robert E. Dunham. Richard J. Eales. Edward P. Eck, Marian E. Eitemiller, Ruth Engelbrecht, H.J. H. Eppert, Ruth V. Erredge. Elizabeth C. Eubank. Louise Evans. Elizabeth R. j.ear for S mil in ana the Eall coach y ig. Hx ca cag.e crown ai tar performer. A finger in every pie— that ' s Mary Jane Drake. Mainly she ' s president of Home Ec Club, but she manages to attend the meetings of Phi Up- silon Omicron and Mortar Board as well as to lend her artistic talents to the AVar Council poster department. B£l! Evers. Merle 0. Fahlberg. Addison Feik, Mariiean Ewing. Betty Jean Falkenhainer. H. L. Felker, Charldine E. cAoout the onl thing, we remember about wa j uH before finaU ana everyone wa be winter quarter than about their chem Fellows. George Fortner. Mary C. Fredericks. Mary A. Fuhrmeister. P. F. Gallahcr.Lorma L. Galligan. Patricia A. Garman. Edward J. Gibbs. Roland J. Gildea. Helen M. Fidler. Elizabeth Fox, Wesley Fredricksen. C. Galbraith. J. Eleanor Galietto. Joseph Galloway. W. R. Gast. George J. Giese. Jeanne C. Gilliland. Wells Fleck. Darlene Franey. Mary Jo Frink. Marilyn E. Geary. John I. Gifford. Marjorie A. Gillotti. Sam G. Flick. Burton E. Frank. Elaine E. Frye. Alva Geick. George Gilbert. Charles Girton. Shirley Forsythe. Charlotte Frederick. E. J. Fuhrmeister. L. C. Genrich. Bernard E. Gilbert. Dwight Glorvick. Dorothy E. 24 1 he l)() wiih the- ;iin is Ciarl Xannsiu ' ss. last year ' s Enj inccring Comic il picsklctit. Ill his sjjarc iiioiticnts Carl also scr ccl as (hainiiaii ol Kngiiicers Ball and attciuls the meetings ol Ian Beta Pi and Knighis ol Si. Patrick. OH en fur Sophomore ear U Jueceinber 7th. 3t note concerned about where they, would due book ' 3t wa that year that . . . ilde. Vilin.i Griswold. David Habluetzel. Jack )Och. John Grundalil. Charlotte Hajie. Laird T. af. Virginia A. Guoeler. Doris L. Halfpap. Norman ten. Phyllis Gustafson. Marcia J. Hammerschmidt. C. riner. Elizabeth Guy. Jean Hampton, Betty Hancock. Samuel Hansen. Bessie Hansen, Janet Hardt. Ruth Harris, B, Ann Hawgood. Philippa A. Hanna, Lilie Hansen. Earl Hardt. Harold Harger. Vernon Harwood. Oliver P. Heitzman. Wesley Harmon. Arlene Hauck, Margaret M, Hemmings. Betty Harmon. John Hauswirth. Alice M. Henderson. G. E. Harpster. Eleanor Hayes. Besse Henry, Evelyn One of tlie miiioriiy of women who arc rcgisleicd in tlic .Science Di ision, Jaiiel Clvde was chosen to ])i ' eside over .Science Cioimcil. When not busy dri ing her smooth tan convertible, she also inanages to serve as secretary of Science Women ' s Club. 25 Herrig. Bernice M. Mershey. Annabelle Hershey. C. A. Hesnard, G. L. HeutaerQer. Alice E. Hilberg. N. lone Hill, Janet L. Hirschy. Emmy Lou Hoffman. Dee Holbrook. Owen Holilen. William Hollen. Robert fifl. Holmberg. R. W. Hopf, Shirley L. Hopkins, Elvin J, Hoppe, Laurine R. Horning. Melvin Horton. W. Helen Houseman, Lily H. Houser, Glada I. Howe. Ralph C. Hubbard. Marian L. Hug. Richard Huglin. Grace E. Hummer, Dorothy L. Hungerford. W. L. Hunter. Edward A. Hunter. Marlene M. Hvidston. Ruth Ingels. Ruth E. li endeU lAJillkie ana opened Science [irH of tne defence and tne LaH o tne rius tail, liaiulsonic and amialjlc fellow is ihc ' cl Coiiiuil ])rtsi(k ' iil. Mac Ma(- Miiiaii. On liis ncoicl ol aiiixitiis xou an Imd lour years ol |)laving bass in I lie loi- k ' ge marching and concert bands as well as liie ])residenc ' ol the Jr. A ' MA. Iversen. Harriet Jansen, Elsie Jenk, Robtrt L. James. Mary M. Janson Htlin H. Jennings, Judith Jensen, Wayne Jepson, Carl Jerstad. Mary Johnson, Betty Johnson, Donald Johnson. George Johnson, Mary Beth Johnson. Richard C. Johnson. Stella L. Johnson. Virginia E. Johnston. Juliet A. Jorgensen. Jane Jorgensen. Jerold Kalajion, Harry Keenan, M, P, Keith, Betty C. Keith, Wayne C. Kelso, Earl L. Kilpatrick. W. H. Kimberley. Jean King. Mary L. Kingrey. Burnell Kinney. George Kirby. Kathryn M. Kjorvestad. Eileen Kleaveland. Rodney Klein. Marjorie Klima. Carl Kline, Winnie Klingsporn, Paul came to the campus 201. We mw the tantp cor ag e VeUkea cherry pie . l a s full ol cnerj y and iicvcr without a winning smile i.s (irctchcn Voting, picsi- deni of ihc Y ' C:. and lepicscntativc to the Y VC:. Geneva Regional Confeience. Greteh sas also tile (onipetent thainiian of Religious Emphasis Week. WS y JM ' l ' Lrt. Klinsliy. Marianne T. Klusmann. Phyllis Knight. Barbara Knox. Robert Koch, Carol Krumr, Beulah, J, y[ou ntig ht know that no Sooner had Wi promotion to senior colleg e than the pa ei uhe Senior Prom wa held winter quarte. Kulin. Bernard F. Lamberti. Nello A. Larson. Eleanor J. Lees. Mar y Elizabeth Little. Stanley M. Kunkel. Naoma P. Landgraf. Betty Ann Lauterbach. P. G. Jr. Lisher. Roger P. Littlefield. Ruth E. Kurtz. Bonnie M. Lang. Allen N. Lawrence. Loraine Laoerstrom, John E. Lang. Gene Leafstone. Virginia Laird. Gladys H. Landgren. Robert LeBron. Frederick Lockwood. Frances E. Loper. Phyllis A. Lund. Van M. McClure. Ada Jean Loofe. Marian B. Lorenz. Robert Jay Lundvall. Richard L. McCluer. M. W. Loving, Adelaide Lusher. Rachel Ann McCracken, D. D. Lowe. Mary Ellen Lyons. Ruth McCracken. Elaine Lueder. Robert G. McAuslan. Anna J. McCullough. Ruth 28 Matching wits wiili Dick Rolxris, roil- hc-adcd cdiioi ' oi ilu- Daily Stiidrnt. is soiiic- lliiiijf yoii slioiiklii ' i miss. . iiKnil)rr of llic .Smdi ' iu I ' nioii lii)arcl and .Sttitk ' nl I ' lib- li(aiii)ii lioaid. Dick also wears ihc in- signia of Cardinal Key. received the little card announcing our X rule requiring. P C for all uppercla nten! ' tke fir t o the formaU to be advanced . . iMosli. Arthur J. McManus. Edward C. Madsen, Florenct M. March. Carol n A. iclatosh. Wilber McMillan. Mac H. Madson. Norman E. Marsh. Elaine cKwhnie. M. J. McNeilly. Ruth R. Magnall. L. J. cKeegan. Margaret McCuire. Jean L. Maher. Marian J. .cMahon. A. Pauline Madigan. Frances L. Malmquist. W. A. Marshall. Wanda C. Matson. Bobbie Martin. Anna Lea Meints. Betty J. Miller. E. C. Mathisen. Betty L. Matson. Sally Martin. John E. Mercer. Janet L. Miller. Grace E. Maver. Eleanor M. Merkley.Robert M. Miller. Janet A Meerdink. Peter B. Meyer. Ilene A. Miller. Joan Meierhoff. Betty M. Miller. Betty J. Miller. Marilyn That aiiraciivL red-bed is none other than Maral)eih Paddock, better known as editor of the Imvn Homcmakcr. Wliat leu- odd moments she tan scrajie together. Mara- beth divides between .Mortar Board. Omi- cron Nu and Phi Upsilon Oniicron. 29 rr mjJB Miller. Marvin Miller. Ross F. Miller. William R. Mills. Jack Parker Missman. Robert C. Mittelsted. G. W. Moehl. Richard Mohn. Blanche M. Mongerson. Paul. Jr. Moore. Jean Moore. Mary Jane Morrow, Virginia L. Mosier. Campbell C. Mott. Richard Mullenger, Keith E. Murray. Margaret A. Muus. Orpha L. Najmon. Robert A. Nash. Thomas H. Nelson. Dorothy A. Nelson. Norman M. New. Horace W. Newby. Ralph E. Newhouse. Paul NIder. Lucille L. Nikolaison, Joyce M. Nims. Robert Noel. Bonnie Jean Nolte. Roger E. Norton. Alene because of the ear. 3t wa la t really lelt the lo called the c4rmi Hi ' ' s sliglilh on llic ijiiici sick ' . l)iit doii ' l 1ft l.any Claiiipiii Tool yoii. Boidcs the si cal)lc jol) ol editing the Iowa Engineer, s retiring ATO was on Engineering (ioimcil. took the pledge of Tan Beta Pi and wears tlie cnil)lcni of Cardinal Key. Norton, Robert O ' Donndl, Clifford Olison, Miry Lou Nutsstn. Paul J. O ' Leary. M. P. Ollvtr, S. Jantt Olson. Btn A. Olson. Betty Lou Olson, Robert Olson. Carl 0. Olson, V. Jean Otto. Bette J. Otto. Edward Ousdahl, Ma rilyn Paddock, Marabeth Paulson. Gertrude L. Pearson. Virginia Pedersen. Anne M. Pence. Mary Lee Perelman. Robert Pergahis. Nick Perry. Jean Person. Mary N. Peterson Helen J. Peterson, Irvcn E, Peterson, Marilyn V. Peterson, Stanley A. Philbrick. Robert E. Phillips. John E. Pick. Elmer Pickrell, Marilyn Plotkin, Louis E. Plumb, Betty A, Pollock. M. Rae Puckett. Ferrell L, Purvis. Merton B. accelerated School that we oi men when they. Cn lifted J eAerve . You ' d never su.spcct ' erdcnc Boyken of being business manager of the Bomb, but efficiency plus as well as personality plus aptly describe her. She has been busy as AVCA treasurer, ad manager of the Daily Student and a member of Mortar lioard. I Randall, John H. Randolph. K. H. Rankin. James M. Reavy. Catherine Reckert, Virginia F. Record, William cAnd now we are senior ; tkroug n being, ijii iea to io many, tning, tnU fall — service $ Uy nou e y pleag e eating, in ororitie yt u e ni Rteves. Elizabeth J. Rfinhcimer. C. A. Rippey. Hazel M. Rohiis. Kermit J. Rowe. Mary H. Rude. Helen E. Reichardt, M. J. Renner, Clark Rixe, Frederick H. Rossman, Refine Rowlands. Sara Ruebel. A. K. Reid, Robert H. Reynolds. M. E. Robbins. Thomas Reigh. Robert J. Richardson. Sally J. Roberts. Dorothy Reinhart.Viroil Richmond. Emily Roberts. Lynn L. Russell. Janet Scarborough. E. F. Schraub. Shirley M. Ryan. N. Thomas Sceli. D. E. Schulte, Herman. J. Ryder. Alice E. Scheerer. C. Jean Scott. Lawrence C. Sandy. Lynn C. Schreurs. Merle Sedlacek. Glen E. Savage, Robert E. Schmidt. L. B. Jr. Seibold. Don 32 Ofluially he ' s Fred Claiisfii, l)iit on lam- |)iis lu answers to nothing l iit Kril . oi l)iisy enoiij h as business manager of the Daily Sliidciit. I ' lil was pitsideiil ol llie I liiid I ' oiiiital I ' arty and jjlaxid a lillie l()()ll)all on the side. MUtant to a H tant . iVe nad to g,et nen in the aonn y women in deserted frater- end uniformed men marching, to cla . . . ' t . Harris F. Shepherd. Mel«in E. Sjoberg. Bernice J. Sloan. Carol Jean Sloth. Betty I. Smith. Frederick E. Smith. Robert Lee Snyder. Kenneth W. Springer. Dorothy H (Icll. Ellen L. Shillington. K. J. Skinner. Dorothy G. Sloan. Kay Smedal. Annette Smith. R. Charles Smith. Virginia Sorenson. Donald L. Staab. Harold G. S.-reid. Betty Shupe. Charlotte Skvaril. Warren J. Snavely. Hajel R. Sorensen. Helen M. Stanley. Lucille A. tmour. M. R. Silverman. S. C. Slaichert. William Snodgrass. Avalene Spencer. M. G. Stapleton. Betty M. iriata. Barbara A. Simonsen. Merle W. Slavens. Wayne E. Snyder. Constance L. Spesard. David E. Stelling. Elizabeth Rfsjjonsiblc for nianx laiigli-) on the cam- pus i.s Fran Madigan, editor of the C.rccii Gander. When not knocking herself out over new joke niaga ines. Frances finds time to do maga inc and radio writing as part of her journalism work. 33 Stevens. Howard Stewart. Delores Sticka. Genevieve Stiles. Dorothy M. Stitley. M. M. Stought. Norman K. Strain, Ray Strohbehn, Alvin R. Strohbehn. R. C. Sturtevant. A. C. Sullivan. Mary Ellen Sweeney. Donnis E. Sybilrud. Suzanne Taff, Marjory Talbott. Nellie Fae Tanalski. Adam J. Telfer. John W. Terral. Janet R. Thierman. Violet M. Tidemanson, C. J. Tidrick. Lois I. Tietz. William G. Tigges, Mary Lou Todd, Dorothy R. Tollenaere. L. R. Triller. Mary E. Trocinsky, Frances J. Turber, Calvin Tyerman, David J. Uhl, Mildred E. y[e y we alone now the g.ooa old aay. . u downy or we we wouldn t nave Winner ol v holiest |) )liii(;il lonlesl seen ioi nian a moon on lliis campus is AS |()lin Poller, new siudeni hodx ] resi- (leni. lielore joining ihe ' -l2 nnii. |olin was ImaiKc (hainnan ol ilie War Council, and assisiaiu business inanai t ' r ol H)I2 X ' eishea. Upton. Marjorie Vallentyne, D, J. VariDevcnter. B. E. Vangsness, C. T. Vcenstra, H. R. Vial. H. Catherine 1 Volk, Carolyn 1 Vondracek, John E. 1 Von Tersch, Wayne 1 Voreck. Wallace E. I Voris, Jean M. 1 Wadsley, Betty Jo 1 Waoner, Mary Lou Waisanen. Miriam A. ! Walker. Dorothy Walker. Gene 0. Wallace. Virginia A. Ward, Betty J. Ward, Walter Watkins, Dean A. i Watt. Dorothy J. ( Watson. Lucille A. Weber. Alvin F. i Webster. J. Vincent Wehler.Duane R. Weigel, Martha Weinstein, Alex Wellmerling. B. J. West. Ebba Wheeler. Frances E. Whelan. Barbara M. Whetstone. Lois R. Wibholm, Esther M. Williams, Marilyn A. Williams, Mary A. Willrett. Evelyn M. can Ht ana Hyn for (But don t try to pin mi kt confe that them any. otner way Who betier to fill up the extra corner than AS Bob Quist (now an ensign, please) and date Beth Blonigren casting about for a table in the Grill between halves of the Senior Pronir MIJEMi Winders. Marwm 5. Winger, Donald C. Woods. Ella Jean Woolston. Lionel Worley. Leon Wright. Harold N. Wright. Naomi R. Wulf. Wilbur H. Yarnes, Donald C. Young, Philip G. Young. Gretchen I. Ziemer, Robert R. Zimmerman, H. F. Hayward, Suzanne Jrandllnff, wartime ob ( ' leaving, beltina an envia enior of 44 aUo gave ana broke precedent bg i «i A luscious tveful— EuKineers ' l.;ul 1) )( Walker. Ihafs |(ilin Sloiliouc-r on llic right. Hals otf to Bail) Sgarlala for this striking black and uhitc tlisplav for the prom. Presenting the .Senior I ' roni C ' .onimilicc: Stan I ' eterson. Boh Reiil, Dot Walker. Jean Olson, Helen Cannon. Miss Jane lay. Barh Sgarlata. and Neil Bohner on the l a(k row and . lex Wcinstein. Emmy l.oii Hirschy and Boh Perel- man in front. Siuiimer graduation with Dr. Frilcy and Dean Fisher presiding. V H u i Th ' tacle with fine e and Ae acnievement record ri our Lng ineer U ady tag ing. two senior pronto incllc Siinimiiis |)iils ilie a on Marv jane akc. lok closclv, hecaiisf you ' ll never again sec this inv Mortal Boaiil uonieii and BomI) Bcaiitv lulidatcs diessetl up as the Missoiiii fooliiall ini in oui life. Occasion? Homecoming Pep illv. of comse. K-N 4 ' -U ' .tN 1%. lO ' r- cAdvanced into position A o the junior Pronty when ntateA reig ned Supreme ?, A I i ' r vv, I 1 ♦ Rachacl Wiegman, Kay Sebert and Mary [iiiiioi I ' loiii caiiciidaics Bruce Irilk-r in the fall prodiution Appcaraiuc. I ' crsonal It ' s Women ' s Day and Ciracc Brown works willi Jnlic Hartley on the special edition of llie Sludctit. Carolyn C nard and Kloisc Ileikcit on one of llie few skating da s. ilciiderson. I.arry Clanipitt, Mary Jane Rite. John Poller, erne Tanlscn in back and Janel Steuarl. Betsy Little and I ' .ileen Ondgeon in front. |iisl sillin ' and sTnilin ' arc Cory de long. I enm I-. ans and Joyce ( nrlev . formerly, earmarked for aw their y.ear climaxed Uneir two choice cla - ai (Prom yirl and (EJuC. Alpha Gams Alice Sanuiclson. Dee Scliild and Wiletta fownlcy at bridge. ' Registiaiion troubles by Jackie Ramseyer. Pat Gilchrist and Helen James. Maiv Winn and John .Staples cut a rug at the Canteen. Introducing Junior Prom Girl Janet Stewart. Co-chairman Warren . ndcrson and BJOC John Potter. Willing hands help Velshea queen Dot Isaacson into her jeep. Looking just a little inieasy is Jackie Howell. Smooth boy Walt Hammond gets two Cauteeneis together. Speaking of sophomores — here we have Pep C ueen Li Uuilcr and attendants Eloisc Sargent and Ellen Mitchell. Chester Randolph finds Lila Mac Hummel ' s appearance hard to take in Personal Appear- ance. (Blasting, the Sophomore g.etlc cla o 4o had a nUhea UwUter [or our coming, ueen ana four • hinitin ' and squintin ' are i|ihomores Harriet Meek and idiothy Kirsch. ])honlore Twisters at the pep •ilh. Joe Eckman and Virginia King take sides at the Canteen. Bill Lambert, Irasketball mana- ger. dump tkeori y the ener- {ing.er In every, pie [ur- yante y tke fall Jronte ' (Eoiftb (Beauty, candidate . ii f y. - ' 4. .f J u ning. reg i tration- alwag new to entering, ire nnteny hut more con- luHng than ever tkU gear. ' 3) Here arc acliially luo frcslirncn We had lo l„„k haul Ibi ilaiKing togclhcr at ihc Ircsliinaii ihis. | „,. Mixci-Bcv Hciulcisoii ami |i)liii ' ' ' ' - .Sopliisliiatiuii pcrMiiiiliiMl — liiDclls Nclva [caii I his is jusi a piciiirc of lasi xcai ' s Nowcis. K.llcii Siidcll ami KiiKinccis ' Carnival lo show llie I ' nulic IJuIImikIdm nish fiosh (lass what they missed. Maiil ii Noiiiiiiif;lon. c4 lar a running, our own a air . . . . we di cu our own rule and publUlt our own ntag azine y new ' paper and y.earbook t Urue, we dldn t g.et 12 o clock Friday. ni nHy and dancing, on Sun- day. wa a long time in the oagy hut we had our griped and Hgned our petition . Magoe that i the Practice that goe with the Science. utpt- ' - .5- ' i -JCrkr f. ) {Precipitating, heated bull e Hon and Hormy. the formation of the uhird Political Party, caused uch controversy that Students rallied t HACiin VK ' i; ii fc S( Propagaiula on Union hullclin Ikj.ikI. Jo Ann Reeves nil Wells Ciillihind ilo some counting uliilc Fred Smith and Boh Zinimciman hiini; in the l)all )t boxes. Cardinal Quila 46 TOP ROW: Flick, Helms, Eales, Fatliower, Baker, SECOND ROW: Clapsaddle. Bolton, Little, Potter, Gilbert, Gallioan. FRONT ROW: Calhoun, Fatland, Little, Scliraub, Miles, Lusher. neeting y tkU gear i campus election aw vklch aeieatea two traditional par ties ana o caH tne largest vote in 3owa State ni torg. Highlighting ( ardinal (iuild ' s recently installed student iorinns was our petition for Sunday dancing in the Union which was vetoed by the administration. (Coordinator for the student body with the faculty, the Ciiiild represents major campus organiza- tions, its job being to formulate and act upon student opinion. Presenting .AS John Potter, student l)od president. « Caidinal Guild office— scene of l5allot counting— very much on the up and up. Rus hours at the polls. Pat OConnell. Roger Williams and Don Johnson supervise balloting on ground floor. Union. JjooHing. campus bond aleA for the 4tn lAJar Jipan by. helping, with the victory yfiu- Hcale wa War Council i major activity.. Student XVat Council TOP ROW: Hclsci, Luulc, Duke, Lauci stiom. SECOND ROW: Ziemer. Potter. Hird. Southworth, Hirschy. Crowl. Clapsaddle. FRONT ROW: Watson. Leafstone, Stuart, Stewart. 48 Bob Ziemer hands a check to John Potter under the approving eye of Dean Helser. Setting a good example for coeds are Janet Stewart and Enimv I.ou Hirsrhy. it ar Council accelerated our contribution to victory, by. war Hamp ale wnlcn drew excellent re pon e front organized nou e . Virginia Leafstone and Barb Hird prove that all is not mental work on the War Council. Chairman of War Bonds and Stamps, Charlotte Stuart uses the War Coinicil ' s writing desk in the I ' nion. 49 liJltn an e e on our date book and the barrack y Social Council promoted cam- pus weekend fun by. keeping, tab on partie y exchanged and Campus Canteen. S(Ki:il Director |ane Fas lends llie planers uliile Mar |eaii Cliamer. Wall Hainnuiiul, Deloies I.aiulgrcM. Dexlcr ScMoii, Rae I ' ollock ami jack relfcr practice what they preach. oint Social Council TOP ROW; Kolfenbach, Manley, Anderson. Barnes. Mannheimer. Applegate. Telfer. Faulkner. Watt. SECOND ROW: M. Peterson. Moody. Hammond. Anway. Dalsbo. Tocus. Reints. Oleson. THIRD ROW: Wulf. Lynch. Fahlbero. Heitzman. B. Peterson. Teauardeii. Chapman. Henderson. FOURTH ROW: Pollock, Townley. Frymire. Langren. Otto. Richards. Petersen. Hilberg. Uhl. FIFTH ROW: Fruit. Grant. Kelsey. West. Cramer. Soteropulos, Inbody. FRONT ROW: Allison. Baughnian. Bradt. Thurman. Miss Fay, Hornaday, Ryder. Lindahl. 50 yiiemorial linion Student Soar a TOP ROW; Claosadillc. Schilletter. Mannheimer. Barnes, Roberts. Potter. Pride, FRONT ROW: Arm. Barbre. Sexton. Yoder. Smith. Sy putting, their OK on linion unction tni board continued to keep our Col- lege Club up to par ai a hangout for weekends and between cla relaxation. More business— I ' al Barbie. Dr. .Schilletter, Bob I ' ierson. Dick Roberts aii l (ieorj e Cast. Kiuickiiin oil a little business aic C rriiic .Smith. Dexter .Sex- ton and l,arr Barnes. ■T ornt ff,irU danced to the tune o hearts and cupld at tneir Valentine frorntaL Irregular living conditions faced this year ' s Dorm Coinicil and made their job a lough one. Scattered all oxer the campus, dorm women ' s homes were fraternity houses and impro ' ised boarding and apartment dwellings. Due to lack of contact among xvomen in dormitories and because of fre- (juent movings, it was difficult to keep dorm activities centralized. With a sharp look-out for these conditions, the council veathered the battle well and succeeded in keeping dorm life in some semblance of pre-Avar routine. Dropping in to dial with Janet Stewart are .Alene Norton, Helen Dahlberg and Bettv Conlson. Brief timeout for dorm presidents Jane Frahm. Anita Schneider and Mary Ellen Lowe. dormitory. Council STANDING: Lowe, Schneider, Coulson, Dahlbers. SITTING: Stewart. Norton. Frahm. Reynolds. ii ukU g.roup ka lte over many, prohlent y keeping, ororltie on an even keeL If you think the members of the Women ' s Panhcllenic Council have been busy in nor- mal years handling the routine matters that are bound to crop up. just add on the job of feeding pledges in the houses and you ha e the pictine of their job this year. Formal rushing rules were altered drastically because elaborate parties with expensi ' e foods Avere a thing of the past. . s usual, howc er. the sororities had their Women ' s Panhellcnic Day, in ' iting Mrs. Hiram C. Houghton of Red Oak, Iowa, to speak on November 24. Evelyn Willrett is presented to Mrs. Hiram Houghton after her address, The Ramparts We Watch, given in Great Hall. Memorial Union, for the Cireek women of the campus. A slight demi-tasse for Norma Shellito, Mary Shrelfler, Liz and Dorothy Watt and Eloise Sargent. li onten i Panltellenic Council TOP ROW: Rice, Clyde. Watt, Wagner. Beckmann. SECOND ROW: Swoboda. Ben- nett. Hawgood, Clarke, Francy. Ringoen. FRONT ROW: Townley. Gilchrist, Little, Watson, Guy, Davis. Shellito. irar from a dy ing. org anization tkU coun- cil [ouncl it problem ai real ai ever even with decreased nuntoer and activities. Ne ' er has there been a time when the back- grounds of this council ha e been so avie(l. With all houses conunandeered ior the dormi- tory women, some fraternities rented smaller houses and continued to pledge incoming freshmen. Some of the houses chose to dis- pense with all formal pledging, and the men li ' ed in groups in boarding liouses. The (oimcil continued to meet, howe ' er, and through its infltience all Student Activity Points Avere removed from social fraternity offices. I.any CUaiiipill ami A ' ciiif Paulson slip llie grip to graclualiiig senior Neil Bohner. Jim I.atenscr. ])rcsi(lcnl of Inter- fraternity Council, stops to chat with I ' lot. I.. O. Stewart, faciilt advisor. Snteriraternit Council TOP ROW: Paulsen. Ealcs. Thornburg. Burnet, Stack, Zimmerman. SECOND ROW. Lambert. Garman. Boehnke. Dollinoer, Jeffries, Williams, THIRD ROW: Knox, Byrne, Gilbert, Hodiie, Geist, Helms. FRONT ROW: Clampitt. Cumminos, Latenser. Stewart, Cowen, Hutchinson. 1 T rf-T ' I ' rrr I i-TT-f ' TT ' T- r- t ' T i- •• ; ■• !?•■ .j r -: t - ttt 11 w i rr ■: iiHui iJi Prof. A. B. Caiiie holds a parley with Kathrvn Howe and Nerval Hart. All lined lip perty are Warren Skvaril, Jo Bolton, Ken Snyder and Kathrvn Howe. TiJlth Social activities few and fat be tweeny member of this council represent future farmers and attend g uild meets. o4g,rlculturaL Council TOP ROW: Walker. Osmundson, Cook. Smith. Stevens. Lang. SECOND ROW: Snyder, Sander. Belkin. Howe. Hart. Masbaroer. FRONT ROW: Caine. Zmolek. Cast, Bolton. Barrett, Skvaril. 55 Council TOP ROW: Cowen. Peterson. Augustin. Rankin. Eales. ToMenaere. Webster. Paulsen. Clampitt. Foy. FRONT ROW: Keninger. Lagerstrom, Lueder. Vangsness, Evers, Little, Croley, Herrino. Operating with a sharply, decreased en- rollntenty the eng.ll eer abolhned their carnival and held their ball laH fall. i |iisi ilu-ikin ' lip are Engiiiccis ' U.ill (hail man Cailtoii ' ani;sncss ami lialc Man loll I ' lol maii. Cant lilaik and wliilc siiicalisin l aik- ;roiiii(lf(l A! KaM ' lin ' s haiui loi ilu; an- nual Kiiginccis ' Ball. -1 cA a Sectional duo org anizevy tkU coun- ell pon or projects ana aia cnoLar . iniiilff Treading a measure at the Home F.c Ball arc diair- man Charlotte Stuart and et Jerry Jorgcnson. Fall leaves in blue and silver were the moiit jjlanned bv the art students for the November ball. Jronte economics Council TOP ROW: Miles. McCracken. Burns. Loofe. McKibben. DeJong. Mewhirter. Clarke, Rocke. Honnold. SECOND ROW: Posakony. Gallaher, Drake. Mrs. Buchanan. Her- shey, Rice. Schraub. FRONT ROW: Watt. Hansen. Maxson. Lvery. Serviceman taking, basic training, is required to take Some Subjects in tnis division wnicn contains 21 departments. Showing the proper intellectual amiiseiuent at a Science Coiuicil meeting are Dorothv Arm. Janet Clvcle. Marv Lou Prot inan. Dr. A. L. ' alker. Marion Willis. Louise Broun and Trymby Calhoun. No doubt discussing the life cycle of the Hiitolilicus Malijoodus. Science Council ,0 %s w m a 4 TOP ROW: Carlin, Smith, C.illioun. Rice. Protzman, Shreffler, Weioel. Brown. FRONT ROW; Willis. Walker. Clyde. Falkeiihainer. 58 T)ke onl dlvUion that admits re kmen only once a y ear the vet iviHon held it 3 ecentoer graduation for 62 enior . -r- Getting prompt medical service on the Ames front. Count Fleet is treated by Bob Finch. Ralph Rickc. Jim Flanary Oris Isgvorg and Dr. U. H. Chivcrs. Don Sceli holds Cuddles for a slight opera- tion hv Dr. E. V. Beamer as Mac McMillan. . rt .Magiuisson and Dick Lundval take it in. Veterinary Medicine Council TOP ROW: Price. Norton, Lundval. Jack- son. Magnusson. Baker. FRONT ROW: Rieke. McMillan. Sceli, Nelson. Allison. 59 uJelconiin their new ecretar y i. jfo- epnlne (Bahkey the y[ii Cc4 cooperated tkU y.ear with the eag.er Aieal prog ram to raUe fvna [or war- time relief projects. Here, posed nicely in a coiner, we ha e [anet Voder, Cornelia dcjong and Bev West, Dr. H, G, Harmon speaks on We Thank Thee, God at the annual Thanksgiving service. y[WCo4 Cabinet TOP ROW; Vial, Burns. Hirscliy, lie Jona. Rice, Felker, Stuart. SECOND ROW: Yoder. Willis. Youno, Mrs. Bakke, Barbre, Boyken, Gallaher. FRONT ROW: Volk. Brown. deBartolo. Miles. 60 Ok;iy. okay, we ' ll j;ci il siiwcd. right: sailor, pillar, coed. J4ang.ing. out their king le the lJ, CcA u ea their on-cantpu location ai a haven lor civilian ana Servicemen alike. UMCcA Cabinet TOP ROW: J. Turkington. Fox. Smith. Gibhs. Rice. B. Turkington. FRONT ROW: Cunningham. Elliot. Dunham. Pride. 61 1 Cohe y worn-out type- writer ribbon and the ntell Of ink are the ever aa meat o the hundred or io student that put In long, hour in the PreM (Euilding y student-run domain oi the publications. i 1 ' t . ' IS ' J s V Jl mmn. Someone na to Aee that the money, tu Student U well penty io that becomes tuaent-electea representatively two (Bomb Publication Soard This, ladies and f;cnllemcn. is Viisiiiia Smilli, scdclaiv of the Hom I) I ' lihlicalioii Board. I.ilcially l Mockiiij licrsclf out is Bomb editor Eileen Dudgeon as I ' rof. Ken Marvin and Hen Hall look () ci ])i(luics wiih liei . TOP ROW: Hall. Lush. Marvin. Hender- son. FRONT ROW: Dudocon, Mitchell, Williams. Smith. Boyken. lenU pa Into the (Bomh and the Jbally he Job o tke e board composed o[ [our acuity member ana the editor . Boss Roberts speaks. Prof. C. E. Rogers points out a lieaillinc lo Victoria iMcKibljcn while Tim Calhoun makes a phone call and A. J. Starbuck just watches. Student publication (Board TOP ROW: Calhoun. Russell, McKibben. Ralstor. Smith. FRONT ROW: Starbuck. Roberts. Roocrs. Marvin. 65 depicting, a gear in wkick there were more aaJuAtmentA made than wa thought po ible wa the ta h o the 1944 £omL f I his pUliirc is iiilcndccl U) proxc lliat cilitois like Eileen Dud. con arc iiol loo far gone foi an occasional monicnl of niciiinieiit. I ' eisnatled lo pose uillunil her whip is associale ecliuir ,Mar;;are[ Mewhirter as she checks over the uoik of Bol) Chamberlain. Nicky Lindstrom and l,i Watt. Annelle Snicdal busily types on the General Index while Dorothy Drown browses. Von ' d never guess that the thought uppn most in the mind of photographer LV Fuhrmeister is to keep his eyes open in face of the flash gini. ( omb Lditorlal Staff TOP ROW: Jaync. Greoo. Reeves. Chamberlain. Fuhrmeister. Bailey. Patrick. Sieg. SECOND ROW: Fitzpatrick. Cook. Gross. McKibben. King. Welp. McPherson. THIRD ROW: Wagner. Smedal. James. Smoak. Corbet. Mosley. Feldman. FRONT ROW: Watt. Heckert. Henderson. Dudgeon. Mewhirter, Lindstrom, Mitchell, Stall TOP ROW: Rima. Anderson, Bacon. Stickles, Woodburn. Drake, Southworth. Kino. Schild. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Stoufer, Johnson, O ' Neil, Schuermeyer. Stewart, Mobero, Hood, Gilchrist, THIRD ROW: Wilson, Howell, Normino- ton, Burgi. McGuckin. Norman, Weoner, Posakony, Berta, FRONT ROW: Keister. Dougan, Smith, Boyken, Hudek, Drown, Lemen. Reckert, X ' iiniiiia Smith decides its hard to icU wliat ' s cookiii ' «hcn Lois Diis an aiui Jackie Howell get oil the phone. For the heiielit of the imiiifoiiiicd, Ellen - lilehell and Al Fcklman denionslraic wluil i.s supposed to go on in a dark room. . lifcsaver serves as the pause tliat refreshes for June Hudek and Margaret .Stluier- nie er. Selling, more ad in a aifficult time the bu ine taff ola to servicemen ana booked civilian Sales in registration lines. This charming miss is Veidene Boyken, Ijusincss manager, who brings to mind some trite old saving about beauty and brains. Student Lditoral Staff TOP ROW: Teich. Ahern, Such, Coleman. Hammond. Shellito. Aldrich. Scott. Midgorden. Derry- berry. SECOND ROW: Stone. Calhoun. Pratt. O ' Connell. Clayton. Kerekes. Barry. Stewart. Fowler. FRONT ROW: Loofe. Russell. Tidcmanson. Watt. Roberts. Ralston. Delay. Walker. Miller. Brown. Next to nothing I like to jjiik (Hiecns. is editor Dick Robcit ' s oiih commenl as he and inaiuiginn editor Margaret Ralston look over Engineers ' Lady candidates. cTT continual buzz of ac the CoUeg.iate Pre Suila aily. Student buHne plenty, to keep tnent occui nave been putting, out a er ducting, a weehlg poll of (ill mi it w I.illlc do Charlotte .Stone iind Joan Miller icali e that they are | l;iying uiili (ire in the person of ilie editor ' s i)ri ;ite record ni:i(liine. Day ' s ivork done, these reporters treat themselves to a coke and a hit of gal). Day ' s work not done. Janet Russell and Toni DeLay make up on the stone. (Student JiuHneii Sta i TOP ROW: Williams. Hass. Pooley, Jaejtr. Slothower. Stromquist. Clovis. Tultle. FRONT ROW: Jones, McPherson, Gaessler, Smith, Rice, Adams, Matson. f vity. in the weH end of tg. indicated that the d editorial tafi find ledy especially, since they ucemen S page and con- tirrent Student opinion. Well, yoii gotta eat some- time, laments Sludcnt l)iisiiiess manager Corrine Smith. That can ' t he routine correspond- ence ' of Ruth Gaessler ' s that is so attrac[i e to Corrine and Mary Jane Two large smiles for the camera was the order so obligingly filled by Ruth When ail managers like Marv Jane Rice and Riiili Gaessler get their heads together there i;ni be onh one rcsidt— well, one or two. Cven the die-hard eng ineer could ind no lowering, of the Handard of the 3owa Engi- neer when women invaded itA taff po ition . Tliose earliest looks on the faces of Larry Clampitt, editor, Verne Paulson. l)usiness manager, and Mar- jorie .Mien, managing editor, are the surest jx)ssil)lc sign that the Iowa Engineer press deadlines are houling at the door. Kent Kmitson and Lois Ste- uail manage a faint smile as they work on layouts and diMinnv up. if T 4 oiva engineer TOP ROW: Schfeueti. Ya.iiBS, Anderson, Teich, Van Vlack. Thomscn, T,auiii, SECOND ROW, Joluisoii. Smith, Richardson. Newcomer, Johannsen, Lajerstrom, Tremaync, THIRD ROW; Yardwood, Scaboo, McDonald, Kocniij, Caldwell, Greenwell, Dormandy, Burncss, FRONT ROW: Seidel, Allen, Clampitt, Stewart, Paulsen, Grant. 70 i A n on A o o A o ij wwa J4. omentaner TOP ROW- Aldjich. Dale. Beaty. O ' Neil, Hummel. Baker. Manthey. Lush, McKib- ben. Sieg. ' Dunaoan. Ramseycr. SECOND ROW: Jeffcrs. Pratt Garrett Hoppc. Greoo. Alexander. Koster. Evans, Carter. Noble. Moberg, THIRD ROW: Madigan. Henkic Nowers. Reeve. Light. Hixon. Keen. Christenscn. Smoak. Bruns. Carrick. FOURTH ROW- Miller. Hcrzberg. Steinberg. Stevesson. James. Smith. Posakony, Leigan, Rothacker. Hertz. Stewait. Brandt. FRONT ROW: Hudek. Skinner. Gil- christ. Breckenridge, Klusmann, Paddock. Horton. Brown, Curley, Marguis. cAnMJverin the cr {or more campus cut y the J4omemaker tafl put out a koney o a anuary edition konorlny the 7i t anniversary o our Monte tc ScnooL Weariii,! ' their Ircst professional looks we find Grace Brown. I ' at t.ilclnist. .Marabeth I ' aJ- ilock, Joyce Curley. Phyllis Klusmann and Harriet Breckenridge on a busy Friday after- noon. (piick (lu(ku|) bv Dorolhy Skiiuicr and Helen Horlon. Snatcning. brief minuted from tnelr bu y. army.- School lliey Vet continued to review latent developments in the vet Student. fi Veterinary Student I MaiiagiiiR to register faint anuisement o ci tlieir jol) arc Joe All)rcclit. retiring; editor, ami Boli Niiiis, makeup chief. I liesc two eager gentlemen are Freil Boll and Harold Kjar, chief proof reader and head of clinic medicine, respecti cly. TOP ROW: Kinorey. Magnusson, Goetsch. Klofanda. Moye, P. Peter- son. Jorgensen. SECOND ROW: Spes- ard. Kjar. Ungs. Atkinson. Dvorak. Sclilauderaff. Hedlund. THIRD ROW: Hardin. Alexander. Reese. McCreedy, Bonellr. Ctiagin. I. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Starcli. Reinliart. Gibbs. Sceli. De Valois. Nims. Hansmire. FRONT ROW: Boll. McMillan. Norton. Fow- ler. Horning. Pliilbrick. Meerdink. 72 Sl l expoMnff faux pa on cantpu the gander kept morale perked upy announce ing, complete ell-out for all four edition . Qreen Qander Obligingly knocking themselves out for the camera aie Nornra Dale. Frances Matligaii an l Frances Beiuiett. Sedately operating in their ([iiiet al)ode in Collegiate Press Building are Frances Slip Madigan and Mary Ellen They got me coveted Sullivan, editor and hiisi- ness manager perspeclively of the Green (iriiider. TOP ROW: Lush, Fontana. Slothower. Roberts. Hammond. Feldman, Fuhrmeister. SECOND ROW: Stettler. Girton. Snelling. Tidemanson. McKeegan. Monroe. Brown. Conklin. Bennett. FRONT ROW: James. Jayne. Houseman. Madigan. Sullivan. Calhoun. Date. 73 cAnother lour-tlme -a- ear propoHtion Sketch potug nt the choice creative electlon o budding, poet and author . The broad smile that Charlene Fiechickscn. business manager, manifests is one of tlie surer signs that llie Skrirli books for this month are l)eing written in l)lack. Editor Bill Ciaig ' s milder form of pleasure |)i )l)al)lv just meairs thai lie is tiled. Associate editor leaiine . I eis hangs out the shingle for .Sketch ' s neu home in the I ' less Biiililing. Sketch TOP ROW: Hcrshey. Beneke. R.indolph. Sclimidt, Meier. Pctrich. Herrio. SECOND ROW; Myatt. B.lker. H.iss. Roliwcr, Gustafson. Huulies, Swanson. Bleam. FRONT ROW: Kerekes, Johnson. Craig. Hogrefe. Fredricksen. Houseman. Fidlcr. Brown. 74 %lJe are proud o our military, unit . . . • « . tke navy, came fir t ana many. 3owa State men returned witn the V ' i2 unit to lone about victory in 12 year or we fiynt. Uney were a boon to lonely coea y tnouyhf ana the direct cau e oi the death of the %Vc4M.S Women c4 ected by the jUan Shortaye. I Counting, on their taii an increas- ing number of Weaves, the officers of the training School coordlna te V- 12 ana L-Ju units. ) Jyav Oiilceri TOP ROW: Lt. (J,G ) J. DeWitt. Elision R. E. KIcoppet. Ciiicf Ship ' s Clerk J. H. Rule. Machinist C. L. Johnson. Chief Bo.ilsw.iin R. 0. White, SECOND ROW: Lt. (J.G.) E. C. Knochel. Lt. (J.G.) G. 0. Harnett. Lt. (J.G.) C. M. Jones. Lt. (J.C.) K. L. Brown. THIRD ROW: Lt. R. H. Liuht. Lt. J. H. Walsh. Lt. (J.G.) L. R. Miller. Lt. (J.G.) C. W. Burdette. Lt. (J.G.) F. W. Nusbaum. Lt. G. L, Fox. FRONT ROW: Lt. C. A. Hiese. Lt. R. M. Fairbanks. Capt. A. F. Duernbcruer, Lt. A. D. Eastman, Lt. A. B. Sweet. 78 Sii iipj)) umliess whiles is ihe uniform of llie day for ihesc -12 men. T he c;i ;er look, from row cenlcr. is AS Boh Rradt. riiolograplis in tliis secllon are official U. S. Navy phutograpbs. wmn BATTALION 1. COMPANY 2 Tnp Kmv: Ray Wehde. Roy Wehde, Schrimpf. Leone. Hadaway, Williams, Ptmper, O ' Brien. Brennan. Sparkman. White. Oulman. S-rmul Mm: Dunn. Oison. Eakin. Weber. W. Smith. Mclnnes. Nugent. Morris, Rivett. TIumI li m : Prater. Knudsen. Thomsen. Schwendemann. Peterson. Guttormson. Dewey. Braithwaite. Morgan. Fimiih Kii : Vander Schaaf. De Jong. Polski. Stoltz Wilts. Willmann. Meyer, Ollis. Lawrence. Reynolds. Fiitl; liim : Ramsey. McDonald. Rogell. Schwenk. Richter. Marston. Morton. Wolfson. Ryan. Wade. Sixth liovv: Luethje. P. Smith. Potter. Morrow. Schondetnieyer, Spain. Mosinger. Margolin. Thompson. Van Zant. Kiunt Ilim : Day. Liton, J. Peterson. Mellen. Oden, Rodman. Warren, Eggers. Reynolds. Mahany. Archibald, Postel. BATTALION 1. COMPANY 1 — Tii|i Kiiw : Youngren. Wheat. Herkert. Hepworth. Johns, Quist. Mongerson. Schmidt. S.Tumi Rim: Chapman. Harris. G. Nelson. Bryant. Jones. Engelbart, Patek, Bell. Bristol. Tliini Ituv : Kingsbury, Ehorn. Miller. Burright, Einspanier, Bosworth, Bradshaw. Griffith, Harvey. Fmiiili K.m : Daniel. Baker. Niewald. Bur- bank. Best. R. Gilbert. Zack. Runbeck. Evans, l- ' iiil. in _ Bradt. Drexel. Boatman. Brecht. Coonrod. Ewing. Schweitzer, Oison. Allgeyer, Schultz. Sl t1i Knu : Mejia. Hollman, Emerson. Kistler, Toby. Kane. Simonsen, Zarley. Stall. D. Nelson. Si ' Vciilii Kim: Threlkeld. Medick. Middleton. Sellers. Reister. Bisesl. Black. Pursley, Canavan. Clark. Front llim : Gradoville. Foote. Clizbe, Vun Arkel, Wertiii. Rodman, Warren. Eggers. Herrmann. Harper. Havercamp. Truax. Bruns. BATTALION 2, COMPANY 3--Tn|( Row: McWilliams, Millett, A. Peterson. Pickett. Miles. Shehan. Reints. Rosenkoetter. Schwent. Schwab. Pfitzenmaier, Norris. Sirotul Ruw: Peterson, Ohicer, Olson. Parker. Posz. M. Seneff. Robertson, H. Seneff. Melicher. Robinson. Rainwater. Ricketts. Third Row: Murray. Owens, M, Petersen. Osborn, Palmer. Munly. Nurre, Protnicki. J. Russell. Schrag, Shoemaker. Schenk. Reckert. Finiiili Unw : Richardson. Norville. Medberry. Mercer. E. Messenger. Murray. Pappademos. McNew. Radeke. Schellberg. Runyan. Rohn. Ridgway. J. A. Russell. Fitili Kuw : Reynolds. Pdetz. D. Messinger. Phifer. Mellen. Patrick. Paulsen. Rezek. Ranes. Sharrah. Rankin. Rottman. Quinn. Richard. Si ' li Ui : Motchan. Menne, Michelsen, R. Messinger, W. Peterson. Nye. Regier. Saunders. Schowalter. Rowe. Putzier. Rieker. Ronald. Si .iiili IJnw; Vidone. Michel. Pallardy. Schroder. R. Miller. Nielsen. Myer, G. Scott. D. Scott. Ragan. Rosen. Soskin. Kit;liili K m : W. Miller. Mintle. Nelson. Nilson, Newman. Robison, Prange. Sharp. Sauer. L. Russell. Front Kou : Potgeter, J. Miller. Pellegrino. Naughton. Yap. Von Seggern. Richman. Reinhard. Rath. Redd, Phelan. Potter. BATTALION 2, COMPANY 4— Ti |t K .w: Woolrich. Smouse. F. Stewart, Vrotsos. G. Smith. Thorpe. Thomas. Swanson. Walker. B. Roberts. R. White. Williamson. Wright. Wybomy. s.iiukI iiuw: Robt. Smith, H. Smith. Terry. Vandergriff. Sholes, Stennett, Tinney. Teaque. Mickelson. Witte, Rider. Wadleigh. Wiedenfeld. Sommerville. Wehrli. I ' Uird i;,.u : Spargo. Viehweg. Stippich. Stoner, Tidball. Vidas. Waxweiler. Woodrow. Ziiiser, Webb. C. Wilson. P. Williams. Whitson, Fmittl Kim: Shwartz, Trettenero. C. Swift. Thomasson. G. Thompson. Tiffany. Starkweather. Wollmershauser. Yardley. Worley, Wiser. Whttnah. Van Der Kamp. Fittli Kim: Rex Smith. Soteropulos. Van Horn. Thorson, W. Thompson. Van Booven. Telker. Schelicher. Ward. Wells. Weaver. Taft. B. Richman. SMIj Ko : Strickland, Ray Smith. D. Turkington. J. Turklngton. Plischke, Vanderbilt. V. White. Zivi. Wagner. Quevreaux, Sproull. Scvctiili Kow: Teichman. Tiller. Thomeczek. Sorauf, F. Swift. Toms. Truscheit. F. Williams. Robinson. Yates. Pruitt. Wetzel, Wishnuff. Fr.tiii Kim: Sorensen. F. Smith. Schildrotti. W. White. Parks. Von Seggern, H. Richman. Reinhard. Wright. Wade. Wieland. DIdsen. Woodward. iL r BATTALION 3. COMPANY 5— Top I!mi : Fink. Freiert. French, D. Gould, Farnsworth. Exby. Gade. Freeman. Farrell, Fladlicn. Fcrrell. Snunil W.m : Clarke. Franzen. Guggedahl. Frant. Grothe. H. Gould. Gray. Felling. Finck. Ftnan. Flanagan. TItini Kim: Eggimann. Hall. Griffee. Foy. W. George. Gontarek. Graham. Denke. Chubb. Fuller, Fowler. Comann. Finnlli Kuw : Eaton. Flota. Farley. Fredericks. Grobeck. Goewey. Grosse. Erwin. Eustice. Ellis. Douglass. Conway. Fillli l: iv : Dillon. Grace. G. Clark. George. Graff. Grisham. Hamilton. Conner. Cropper. Downey. De Hart. Eisleben. Si tli lli : Hourer. Dindia. Fields. Gaede. Forslund. Eckman. Cook. D ' Amico. Crouch. Day. Dressier. Giese. Si-vnuli licni : DePuy. Drake. Cunningham. Clitheroe. Elliott. Dolson. Eichlcr. Cordiner. DeGroote. deJong. Dove. Collins. Cross. Jackson. I ' niM Km : Crawford. Gerecke. Dunn, Corich, Ebel, Croghan, Durst, Cusick. Jones. Gaarder. Christman. OeVilbiss. Galbralth. Golden, Orange, Crow, Corkhill, Dellit. BATTALION 3 COMPANY 6— T.ip l;.i ; Karns, Heineman, Harrison, Klee, Hiber, N, Hansen, Herbst. Haskins, Hohlfeld, G. Hansen. Kordsmcier. S.i-.mil K.nv ; Kuykendall, Hixson, Henzlik, B, Hamilton. Head. Hcin. Hirschi. Hart. Holschlag. Hellman. Hawes. Kobett. TlunI K.m : Landwehr. Hanger. L. Hansen. Humy, Haueter. Hennekes, Henderson, Haworth. Hays. Hobson. R, Jones, Konilli Kira : Lindholm, Holmes, Higgins, R. Hamilton. Hollcrorth. Hubbard. Harkleroad. Henkels. Harland. Hoy. W. Hansen. Killli Kim: Lally, Hill, Hart, Hummel, Hayes, Leopert. Leseberg, B, Hansen, Heinrichsmeyer, Hansen. Harken. J. Hansen, sixili K.ra ; Koch, Lair, Heemstra, Jasper, A, Johnson, Larkin, Kleinschmidt, P, King, Keith, Kinworthy, Heneks, Jensen. .Sinnil. Kcw : D. Johnson. Jenkeins. Kreitz. Hunsicker. Kopel. Kuechenmeister. Kuntz. Kessler. Lange. Kern. Krause. Kiglitli Kuu : Kjosness. 0. Jones. Kloster. Lightfoot, Long, W, Jones, Kompanek. Jepsen, C, Johnson, Kierig, Kaspar, I ' kjmi Kmi : Kizer, Garvey. Leone, Jacobs, Krieg. Linder. E. Jones, LoChiano, Kaplan, Kenney. E. King, Howell, Leinweber, Kelley, BATTALION 4, COMPANY 7 — Tup Row: Bain, Beckley. Alsager, Buchmueller, R, Adams, Baerveldt, W, R. Burns, Ahlbeck, Srrniid Knw: Q. Adams, Branneky, Buell, Begovich, Buehrle, R, Andrews, D, Andrews, Maloney, Arzberger, Tlnnl K vv: W, V, Burns, Bell, Breuer, R, Buckley, M, Anderson, J, Anderson, Bafuse, Fnurih Km: Brohn, Braun. Bolton, Bryner, Billingsley, Bothwell, Bump, Filtl.Kuw: Berry, Amend, T, Buckley. Braeutigam. Brice. Chapman. Beckerle, SiMli K.m : Brodahl, Brodinc, Bleikamp, Benson. H, Adams, Benjamin, Buettncr, Brady, Frant Kim: Morrow, Burroughs. McClinton. Backer, Borovick. Adamson. Block. Albert. Beisheim. BATTALION 4. COMPANY 8— Imp Krav: Bothwell. Carpenter. Brayman. Allison. Boles. McKee. Bauer. Lord. Lyon. Sir.iml K.m : Hadden. McArthur. Caccamisi. Cejka. Zilch. Carlton. Aiken. Alexander. Leafe. Third Knw: Chisholm. Boekemeier. Chapman. Markman. Carter. Proffitt. Chadima. Butler. Maaske. riniith Knw: March. Madera. McMahon, Sweet, Banks, Allworth, Boley, Bonebright, Long, Kiltlj Kuu: Boehrer, Barber, Jones. Mattox. Baumer, Struble, McCaskey, Martin, McCallum, Si,vth Kmv: Butler, McGill, Marrs. McCall. Cassel, Barker. McKercher. Bogenschutz. Becker. Front Hon: Burrus. Chester Barnes, McKelvey, Marre. Price, Borovick. Luth. Lorenzen. Chas. Barnes. Barry, 3ir t Service man on our campus wa the LLectricaL ana 3)ie el trainee— here to learn a Special loo for hU part in global war. Hminiii— v;i ! I ' dlaKics, |)()lal(x-s. ;ill f l;o1 is | c)t;iUtL ' s! I-:iigc doses of ice cream served by hand makes sailor Maurice Autry happy in ilic service lonii lu. 82 Here uc liiul K and I) trainees learning sometliin; more aluint iliesel engines llian that they aie finiml in streamlined trains. Well, ihcy are, aren ' t they? The Navy launched a new era on our cam- pus two years ago tliis June with the arri al of the Electrical-Diesel trainees. Seldom ap- pearing, sttick off in a corner, we hardly noticed these men at first. Also receiving cooks and bakers ' training in 1() week pe- riods these rapidly changing contingents put in a lot of intensi e special preparation. Twelve months later the V-12 ' s enrolled as regular college students and have since be- come active in many of oiu ' collegiate activi- ties. We ha e learned to appreciate these Navy men who gave us our president, put TNT in oiu- teams and are now recognized as a reliable part of Iowa State life as well as dependable date material for women. 1 Line forms to the ri ' dit. l o s! This studs of three is centered abinil the task of fastening a wire onto a terminal, or something. 83 cAddln variety to our cnang ing. panorama ana leng tn to the parade o uniform on cantpu y the cArm came next — cnSuP Vet and c4 ' 12 ' ' all with education a the military, objective. ' 7... ' . %-. ■ ! Jiivlng. on prater ' coLnwa - - the Vet wore the firH army, uniform that we watched march to cla . This liillc ritual, (oiiniioulv known as iiispcilion is a icfiiilai fcatuif on the Saluiilay piogiam foi Conipaii) 15. Captain Larson in charge. ' I ' liis is siridiv a poscil piiluic and nol al all in(li(ali c ol .iiiin lilc iiii ilic (ani{ins. Tlu ' . cnl with llic li.insii and liis liiiddy (not slcnd iaplicr) aic loiincr acK.nKcd ROIC men u u ' Inincd l.isl Aunusi lo (unliinR ' with llicir ic nlar rni;inwiing courses. cArm Oii ' iceri BACK ROW: Lt. Rudyard Wilson, Capt. John Dilworth, Capt. Lyell Henry. Capt. Roy Kottman, Lt. William Seay, Lt. Jack Rector. FRONT ROW: Capt. Darwin Larson, Major Marvin Edmison, Col. H. R. Odell, Major William Galligan, Capt. James Shelton. The now-familiar oli e drab first ap- peared on campus when the veterinary medi- cine students were inducted into the army last June. Three months later more units in the ASTP followed the vets, and women from Elm, Oak and Freeman Halls moved to make way for the army. Former Iowa State students in ROTC units returned to finish engineering courses and wait for openings in OCS — most of them were gone by February. Too busy to enter much into the athletic and other extra-curricular phases of college life, the remaining imits did find time to get acquainted on their weekends. We enter- tained them at the Campus Canteen until the first of March when active duty called. John Innes sits closest to camera in a et physiolog) ' lab. Oft uith the old, on with the new as Rod Kleaveland, our co er boy, dons his GI regalia. 5 i ■ 4 I. %  f f ( „ ■, V 6 : J % ir If CO. A SECTION 1 — Top Row: Barrington. Janson, Dvorak. Lane. Gray. EIredge. Isakson. Feuerbach. Koeppen. Edds. Chapman. Arnold. DeValois. Dunnwald. Bromwell, Kingrey. Dullum. Lawson. W. Bonelti. Goetsch. Lafeber, Albrecht. A. Collins. Jackson. Dahlke. Childress. Klofanda. Secniul Kow: Idsvoog. Kleaveland. W. Hunter, Hansmire Coffland. H olden. Herrick. Haugo. Landskron. Kjar, Chap in, Atkinson, Butson. Kerr. Anderson, Engelhrecht, Flanary, Humke. Horning. Dunham. Brimmer. Cooney, Armstrong. Fisch. Dale. Benson. Doyle. Thin I Kou : Jacobs. Bowstead, Ladwig. Hardin. Bicek, Hauser. Einenson, Calhoun. Bradford. Bain, Kaneuis. Griswold. Lang, Hopkins, Kaster. Eckstein. Alexander. Finch, Chudomelka. G. Howe. Jorgensen. Clifford. Clark. Bartelt. Eninger, Bailey, Hoyt. Fruiit ]lu : Gallentine. Allison, Boll, Hancock. Fruit. Full, H. Hunter. R. Howe. Hollen. W. Collins, Hedlund. R. Hull. W. Habluetzel. Innes. Jones, Harry. Lewis, Fliekinger, Flater, Cooper, B. Bonelli. Emerson, Kopp, J. Habluetzel. Gooch. Baird. Haight. CO. A SECTION 2 — Tup Il.m : Ribelin, Peterson. Ungs, Thompson. Tietz. Norton. Ruebke. Pratt. Preusser, Reese. Marttila. Mcintosh. Sceli. Turbes. Rieke. Riley. Luedtke. Magnusson, Lundvall. Seymour. Magilton. Stock. Moye. Lovell, Sedlacek. Lowther. SitiiimI Knw : Nelson. Shendel. Schlauderaff, Lynch. McCreedy. Nuessen. Vegors. Nims. McCracken. A. Olson. McManus. Schuknecht. P. Peterson. Quick. Teigland. G. Olson, Thompson. Meerdink, Lewis. Prager, Philbrick, Pick, I. Peterson. Mittelsted. Ludvigson, Mosey. Third Him: Peetz. Marek. Whitford. Stanton. Miller. O ' Donnell. Reinhart. Starch. Reinertson. Wykoff. Powers. Ormiston. Witt. Sloan. McDermid. Vollmar. Puckett. Merkley, McCone. Wagner. Williams. Murphy. Spesard, Strohbehn. Wilson. Lloyd. Friinl Kuw : Yoder, Verplank, Stillinger. Weber. Reigh. Syverson, Moellers. Westerfeldt, Ryan, Nelson. Spurrell, Wand, Neely, Malmquist, Maddy, Setzepfandt, Nelson, Ruebel, Mott, Parrish, Paulson, Stoenner, Moore, Snyder, Scott, Perkins. Phelps. COMPANY B SECTION 1 — Top Row Llaft. Perry, Lorence. Zolbe. McBride. Dunmoyer, Mahon. Johnson. Porter, C. Dixon. Gay. George. Kinney. R. Dixon. Collins. Kerekes, Goode. Holley. HoMingsworth. Kager. Krause. Gadd. Second Row: Perluck. Wiest. Williams. Komen. Wogsland. Rasler. Moll, Kelley. Lee. Maney. Woodley. Hronek, Donelson. Dierkes. Coultas, Dale. Driscolt. Katalinich. Mclntyre. Picou. McKinzie. Harman. Goodwin. Entwiste. Third Knw: Person. Letts. Horst, Zimmerman, Nielsen. Lawrence. Mullen. Hillman. Jackson. Markel. Koch. Humphrey. Pafenberg, Cranston. Matthews. Cowgill. Mathewson. Henderson. Monahan. Price, Hans. Hawkins. Falber. Front Rn : Zwolinski. Tomlin. Levty. Lincks. Landmann, Foss. Dowdall. Ohis, Krenger, Kern, Hill, Hendrtck, Howard, Kageff. Reed. Krynickr, Pantone. Mendels. Maxwell. Koenig. Keck. Gerling. COMPANY B SECTION 2 — Tnp Rm ; Murry. Colgin, Easterling. Gottlieb. Speers. Lloyd, Plungis, Buchholz. Schless. Elwood. Macmeeken, Koetz. Schneider, Hefferman, Martin. Foresz. Shriner. McCluskey. Nolan. Wig. Rood. Mathson. Sfcnnil Row: Whitaker, Batson. Tokarczyk. Vrooman. Root, Rosenspitz. Resseguie. Clough. Benjamin. Hoffman. Scanlon. Parnas, Matthews. Mueller. Driftmeyer, Duncan, Dunlap. Wilson. Crawford. Hoffman. Ramsey. Ruskin, Osborn. McCann. Third Rnw : Mackenzie. Graebner. Robinson. Agnew. Glenn. Danko. Millet. Kaplus Rozmiark. McGuire. Stecker. Christensen. Schornstein, Edgar. Johnson, Miller. Seiler. Check. Greenspoon. Lange, Cook. Schantol, Deremo. McGinn. Ruddick. Front liow: Gedzelman. Wagner. O ' Shell. Adams. Barnes. Warshavsky. Piatt. Scherer. Champion. Rae. Langley. Froede, Burke, Burgener. Shine. Lanfranki. Kaplan. Klemenic, Wilson, Monahan. Casriel, Peterson. Redmond. COMPANY B SECTION 3— Top R.ra Randolph. Shock. Thompson. Fields Coles. Starling. Tat. Irwin. Barrett. Stai. Robie. Sharpe. Fischer. Schleiffarth, Mason. Sattavara, Meves. Fcalk. Hull. Zahler. Beckman, ,.. _....,,, __. Brindley. Close. Buckner. Fisher. Bukowski. Crow. Dzierzgowski. Struble. Staunton. Carlton. Sfconfi IJnw: Bailey. Roitenberg. Schmidt, Beasecker. Kellcher. Brothers. Slitt. Morec. Thiry. Butts. Stiling. Putnam. I. Rice. Thompson. Stevens. A. Rice. Campagna. D ' Alessandro. Boguslaw. Garrett. Zatkoff. Moothart. Orer. Gibbs. Eastwick. Dameron. Durgan. Campbell. Davis. Rue. Meador. TliinI llcm : Bergstrom. Beaumont. Austerer. Coolcy. Schweer. Culp. Cleveland. Shook. Taylor. J. Smith. Lohman. Tierncy. Arntz. Abrams. Bruce. Roscnfeld. Ramdall. Lucchesi. Andreasen. Beard. Bales. Haut. Rcmitz. Bryan. Adams. Armatis. Miller. Chapman. Luger. Ferree. Menchetti. Smithson. Snow. Fr.nu Kcm : Bills. Bershaw. Biehunko. Schwavtzberg. Berman. Stateler. Davis. Clarke. Beauchamp. Allen. Barrow. E. Smith. Zirk. Alexander. Cheney. Hadler. Hodgson. Burk. Altman, Andrews. Moore. Barris. Petrovich. Ruckels. Miller. Craig. Mathison. Emich. Zolkoski. Bangs. DuPuis. Dixon. Arnold. COMPANY C SECTION 1 — Tup Km: Wilczek. Mortensen. Peters. Kortum. LaMont. Forbes. Bowles. Kershisnik. Enge. Gocke. Shipkeg. Barker. Haglund. Richardson. Prochnau, Stohlgren. Schmidt. Schruben. Walsh. Windhorn. Bullard. Fisher. Storjohann. Cook. Thompson. Shanahan, Ruth. Dunlavy. Anderson. .Swuricl Itmi: Whitsett. Slizeski. McMillen. Lashmet. Lebsock. Garrity. Giese. Knapp. Taylor. Hord. Hendricks. Harper. Rosenquist. Gronlund. Michaelson. Cronley. Dillon. Tieman. Eastwold. Eastham. Drees. Dismube. Wright. Sebelius. Templeman. Olson. Oytmeyer. Baltzell. Webster. J. Peterson. Tliinl Kira : Burnett. George. Kenworthy. Kern. R. Petersen. Urista. Thorsen. Steenbock. Stovall, Rosenbaum. Leighton. Schwieger. Stephens. Wieland. Scott. Heinbaugh. Marcum. Wolsky. Hclgen. Deming. Kass. Young. Watson. Gelbmann. Chesen. Longley. Bibb. Strothmann. Front Kira : Allen. Swenson. Gibson. Norman. Griggs. Lacey. Moore. Lucas. Lemcovitz. Paschal. Breitbach, Flaa. Long. Wheeler. Barber, Wallace. Seiter. Volk, Boland, Kapelo- viti, Hageman. Huntsman, Wickes, D. Smith, A, Smith, Remes, Flynn. Mulvihill, Ployhar, R. Peterson, Perkins. Schenck. Pittman. Ollis. Criss. Baker. Fronl Kiiw : Ring. Buegel. Crawford. COMPANY C SECTION 2 — Top linvi : Anway, Forsman. Arling. Boandom. McGough. Dane. Dennison. Nelson, Borman, Bell. Baxter. Dyson. Dwan. Dunahoo. Chesncy. Gretzingcr, French. Hess. Bosse. Duffey. Mackenhauscn. McClymonds. Cunningham. Coffman. Lindguist. Fouke. Floyd. Denninghoff. Graeser. Swond Row: Kessinger. A. Brown. Kecfer, Nordby. Bush. O ' Laughln, Jones. Darling, Curran, Coatsworth, Christy, Greer, Armstrong. Holliday. Hoffman, Nadler. Moffett, Helmstadter, Elliott, Martm, Borbeck. Hemme, Larson, Brugere, Dolphin. Millicr. Magruder. Miller. Meyer. Third Row: J. Brown. Culbertson. Schulz. Olsen. R. Smith. Swanson. Thoming. Busch, Oxenhandler. Baker. Herrmann. Ihdc. Samuelson. R. Long. Zhasnik. Martz. Head, Malashock, Grindley, M, Hanson, C. Long, Daugherty, Kraus, Kuhl, Edwards, Engstrom, Schneiderman, Korf, Delamaide, Larson, H, Hanson, Bouwsma, Kurtz, Koch. DeCrow. Hazlett. Schwarzbauer. Deaver. Harbordt. Klug, Howard, Mueller, Sherohman, W, Smith, Myers, Duffy, Harris, Paulson, Pederson, COMPANY D — Top Ro : Gieck, Casey, Ross, Waggoner, Reasoner, Reade, Wiley, Price, Wilson, Schwanz, Green, Coyle, LaVelle, Madsen, Darling, Bruce, Norcross. C, Baylcs. Fleming, Hullinger, Clark, Triplett, Tully, Watkins, Caddock, Kuhlman, .s.ioml Ron: Flack, Foster, Byg, Yanecek, Van Gilst, Anderson, Bcntzingcr, Boswell, Knight, Nesbitt, Barnett, Berke, Blanchard, Dettman. Covert, Hart, Kucera, Held, Appel, McCraith, BIyth, Cunningham, Slade, Crandall, Opperman, Lawson, Petersen, Third R.m : Lueder, Doherty, Baily, Deter, Bridwell, Jansma, Bergeron, Palmer, Veenstra, Vanderlinden, Reynolds, McGrew, McKee, Obye, Gubser, K, Myers. J, Myers, H, Bayles, Baardson, Genrich. Margules, Johnson, Kerr, Apgar, Miller. Fnurtli Row: Danielson, Elder, Sadler, Strauss, Putnam, Nielsen, Ware, White, Nemmrs, Steinert, Sargent, Ryder, Kremers, Foster, Mangold, May, Bales, Metzger. Kane. Swanger. Gilbert. Kebren. Quade, Winders, Gates, Cla e y lab and tua ing. packed the c4S7jP Schedule wnile ever- popular Union lab became an army, favorite. Prof. Houlette ' s history class consisting of Privates Batson, Rae. Robinson. Kaplus, Champ- ion, Lloyd, Cloiigh, McGuire and Colgis. Us Pi Phi day for the . srPs as Hcnrv .Sliarp. [ulic Johnston, Wliiinpy ' nioiiian. Tim Calhoun. Wallace .Speeis. Pat Emric, .Mae Pooley. Victor Batson. Fran Wheeler and Harold OShell attend a I ' nion lab. Chuck Taylors gal from 1 enncssce keeps an eye on him as he and Cordon Putnam hit the books. Private Eastcrling tunes in on a good story. More vets in lab. 3n our odd momenta . . . . It wemig kt be out riding, a nor e or reltearHng a plug) or rolling hand ' age y or practicing with marcning handy or on our wag to a duo meeting. Unen magbe gou II find u in the Union, Solving the problem o the world and the date for the evening. I I i I Bii; day for Tim Calhoim as Fat (;ail)eisou leails her ihroiigh the Campanile arch duriiii; SaturdaN afternoon Mortar Board tappiiij;. Pledges to the Guard of St. I ' atiitk arc these iipperclass cngineeis. I ' rcsenting the uiiining War-Fair arcades— Phi Delta Iheta and Delta Delta Delta. Fitting Vcishea into a war-conscious pro- gram last spring. Iowa State came forth vitli the li ' Li War-Fair. Replacing former parade and float contest, the Satiuday evening festi- al closed events with war stamp prizes going lo Phi Dclt antl Tri Dell, winners in the carnival booth competition. Music, dance and dramatic organizations presented the HMS Pinafore to Veishea goers, and opening ceremonies brought Gov. B. B. Hickenlooper to the campus to crown Dorothy Isaacson Veishea Queen of Queens. Safe home for an loua Pie-Hight mail. I ' mier ihe al)le direction of Prof. Toll)ert MacRae is this scene from the HMS Pinafore. .Accent on the military. Queen Dot Isaacson stands with the levieivins; officers for the Saturday paraile. . charming scene as Cioyernor Hicken- looper crowns petite, blond .Miss Isaacson. 95 Bill Miller smiles indulgentlv as Mae Pooley doiil)les under the weight of a Springfield. Stre ing, g.et ac- cfuaintea with y.our campu y war projects were the theme or open hou e in thh curtailed Vei hea. Curtiss-Wright display gets the once o er from Graydon Peoples. Household glv erol in Equipment displays are under Ihc liand of Dorothy Todd while Stan Ahniann points onl the phases in making cheni engineering. Miisir soft ami iiiusic solid hv AS I I ' (iiiamuc (liiick Ta lor. Carroll Robir. |oliii Hans aiul Allen Rice. Kay Scbcrt and Lila Mac Hummel hold llie (ciuer of the siajje. Service beyond the call o duty, and next week i bluebook wa the the req uUite for presentation of these tokens of merit. AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL Josephine Bolton Theodore Osmiindsoii Warren Sk aril William Zmolek James Barrett DEBATE Caroline Markley Marihn Cla ton William Schafer William March Manes McMahon DRAMATICS 1943 Doris Granniess Julie Wendell Kay Sebert Dorothy McGoon Winnie Kline Bob Pomeroy Kitty Carter Kerniit Rhode 1944 Margaret Mewhirter Lila Mae Hunnnel ENGINEERING COUNCIL Don August in Leo Crole) Floyd Cunnnings led Cowen Alan Dipple Ted Eales Bill Galloway Jim Herring Don Johnson Bernard Keninger John Lagerstrom Verne Paulsen George Peterson Larry Tollenaere J. D. Vatkins MUSIC COUNCIL Orchestra Jenny Carson Victoria McKibben Wiletta Townley Betty Jo Wadsley Baud Marilyn Anderson Kenneth Bcrcslord Kenneth Lewis John Martin Gladys Oehlerking Henry Rucbke Betty Stapleton Gerald Thompson Womeu ' s Glee Club Marijean Feik Loraine Lawrence Jean Lee Eileen Justice Margaret Honnold Men ' s Glee Club Rex Reed La ern Sawyer Stanley Bay Clark Sweetser Rislex Reuling VARD SYSTEM David Graham Howard Smith Lowell Brown James Roorda U ' allace Teagarden 97 Uo make Learning and living, complete we filled the pace with line art and religion expre Hng. ourselves in muHCy debate y drama- tic A and church groups. mlLu It B 11 . M With women invading, the rank of the men aiding, civilian muHcian y the muHc the concert band inviting «Z)r. Jrank imon % Hixon. Secnrnl Violin: SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA— Fir l Violin; Nicmacl(, B. Jackson, McKibben. Cornino. Townley Keistei-, Fcnneman, Wester A- Mm ; imhmri rarson Smith McKelvev Edijar Ortaies. Nelson. Larson. Ranes. Vioki: Ilsley, Ramseyer. Sullivan. Midoordon. Schlensg. Graff. Allen. Scott. fr ■ihreves J Jacks ' MgrnhrGir Boulding. li;.,. ; Boland. R. Miller. Summers. Pin-olo; McClelland. Klult: Wilson Newcomer. Youno. McC elland oW DeFo est 7ymore Ckinnrt ; Moroan. Wadsley. Stieolitz. Ba-sonn: Day. Van Hyning. Fr.n.l, Ikun; Lash. Pic ard. Wilts Holmes Trumpet: K. Anderson. Porth. Trombone: Kjerland. L. Smith. Wassom. Tul.a: Fisch. Il.rp: Mueller. Tympan,: Lindberg. IVrcus.ion: Peterson, M. Anderson. CONCERT BAND— Ton Itnu ■ A R Edgar. Howell. Boland, Marilyn Anderson. Codlin. Peterson. Waxweiler, Loomis Cushman. Seconii U.m : i ' sty. Gaulke Graf SS r ' i. ' ° ; ' =-  ar 2n ;. Srt ' r ngr-, : :J . r ' S FS r asHE ' S Stanleton. Child. McDade. Marching, hand or the ilr t time and navg i roup kept their calendar [ully with ii gue t cornet oloi t and conductor. MARCHING BAND — Top Row: McArthur. Fish, Posz. Myrland. Weaver. Sn-oncI Row: Kurtz. Martin, Truax. Wassom, Hillhouse, Lash, Floren. Moseley, Anway. Malson. Hutchinson, Reints, E. Anderson. Tliiril Kim: Prall. OMis. Smouse. Lindsay, Woodward, Diekman, Hawkins, Lukes, Child. Latenser, McDade. HoweM. Wetmore. Pickett. Jacobs. Fmirtli I!m : Maakestad. Crowther. Rogness. Whitnah. Gade. Eckert, Hansen, Russell, Inoram. Millett, Boland, Bunoe, Forth, K. Anderson, Waltz, Parks, Watts, Davis, Miller, Wadsley, Front Mm: Apuar, Mallory. Louett, Stieolitz. Raisty, Oehlerkino. Brindle. Dranoe. Beresford, Peterson Grese, Younuren. Loomis, Waxweiler. Cushman. M. Anderson. Codlin. Graham. Vidas, Smith, Jensen. Heinrich. Gallagher. Huher. Tollefson, Director A. R. Edgar. WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB — Top l!o« : Grotenhouse. McDonald, Hendrickson. Jansen, Reynolds. White. MacLean, Trainum, Grundahl, Sinmil Row: Myers. Hesnard. Vohs. Guthrie. Mills, George, Nordakcr, Nichols, Salmon, TliinI Row: Reese. Nuss, Lisherness, Frandsen, Christ. Pickford, Smoak. Knotts. Morse. Krorit Ro i : Lieb, Shields, Lee, Melberg. Honnold. Dziatlik, Krink, Easterbrook, 3urnUning. leader for ai cu ion on PoH UJar policies y debater aUo con- ducted weekly pan- eU over %V03 dur- ing. Spring, q uarter. Lind Marni Chntoii slop Bill Burns :i I ' lof. Pauliis Lange in Beaiclshcai Rill Shafcr shows Bill Russell and Jatqueline Evcicll liow he does il. Jurantatlc tudent cooperated in pre- senting. Jt S Pin- afore while (all Saw Personal cAppear- ance aS moS t profit- able plag in nistorg. Giving Knv Scl)eit ihe come-on In ■ Personal Appearance is Winnie Kline. Rachel Wiegman and Marv Triller put on ihc finishing louches. TOP ROW: Carr. Dale. Rohde. Srothower. Triller. Yarnes. Steffen. Van Vlack. SECOND ROW: Berta. Leigan. McPherson. Garrison. Kees. Welp. Wiegman. Costello. Tackaberry. FRONT ROW: Gaulke. Tinsley. Mewhirter. Schreclt. McGoon. Benson. Frank. Willis. 3oiva State Placer A Striking, the chord o cooperation y thi council helped pon- or (f eligiou Cm- pha i lAJeeh and a Qood-lAJill Ueant. Once over lightly by Catherine Vial, Alan Dipple and Mary Ellen Lowe. Al Weber reports. Snterchurch Council TOP ROW: Stanley. Midoorden. Hunter. Rixe. Mannheimer. Quinn. Hirschy. SECOND ROW: Harmon, Galbraith. Goodwin. Shoemaker. Weber, Hummer, Chavez. Brown. FRONT ROW: Dipple, Lowe. Dr. Finegan. Vial. Todd. Phillips. Qatlterinff around tke fireplace to excnang e favorite cfrUotation y poent ana laea about peacey y.outn and re- lig lon U a favorite pastime of tne e Con reff atlonall t , This could be most any kind of a discussion, but it happens to be ghost stories, appropriately connected with Halloween. 3 r hole Jrou e TOP ROW: Houston. Lamborn, Bayles. Triller. Fisch. Fredricksen. Lincoln. Hopf. Webster. SECOND ROW: Hansen. Gallagher. Clark. Secor. Graf. Roth. Heppner. Child. Magill. THIRD ROW: Harpole. Hawthorn. Batchelder. Corson. Granzow. Newcomer, Giese. FRONT ROW: Lange, Tuttlc. Mrs. Graves, Vial, Hilberg, Stewart, Hunter. 105 uke church by. the weH yate U o by ana (or Presbyterian Students who want to make the most o their opportunities to develop character and leadership. Trappin ' s and trimmin ' s make Christmas what it ought to be for these tour fes- tooners. That ' s real frosting, folks. Collegiate Preio terlani TOP ROW: Crump, Roorda. Sledd, Severeid, Meierhoff, Walsh. SECOND ROW: Hadacek. Marousek, Voris, Marx. Hunoerford, Rixe. THIRD ROW: Slater. Brown, Huolin, Calderman, Ingels, Hayes, Manuel. FRONT ROW: Rev. Barlow, Bradley. Pride. Purvis. Strohbehn. Sloan. 106 Ji . n another day and age. that might have been the neclaialion of Independence that Cicorgc Peterson. Loriaine Scrvheen. Ben Olson and Norman Madson are so intent upon signing. II Just looking, thanks. Jl utneran Student c4 oclatlon opened a student servicemen i center on Jjincoln- d welcomed its new counselor. wa ani Joan E ans and . rlene Harmon rescue their dates from the crowd in the Lincolnway servicemen ' s center. A guest book and a Reader ' s Digest occupy this cozy crowd of four. 107 M ewntan Club TOP ROW: Seidell, Buman, Dullum, Crowley, Collins, Holland, Lafebcr, Turbes, Bcckerle, Quinn. Boromcyer, SECOND ROW: Doolittle, O ' Neil, Carlson, Eckstein, Batulcvite. Mikus, Maher, Wcgman. Connolly. Cordiner. THIRD ROW: Gilbert, Conway, Rudloff, Parle, Hudck. Grogan, Brown. Nelson. Bremhorst, C. De Bartolo. FOURTH ROW: Frey, Powers, Ryan, Grask, Buman, Lucas, V. De Bartolo, Hopkins. Dziatlik, FIFTH ROW: O ' Leary, Byrnes. Trocinsky, Full. Schuknecht. Ellinoen. Watson, Shay. FRONT ROW: Reinhart, Chavez. Weber. Cooper. Father Schares, Kjar. Father Steffen. Mohr. Conover. Vhiting. peaker who e nte ag.e con- tributed to their Huay of Catkolic p y- ckolog y were entertained by. tni yroup. ■ ' 1 — l ' rtHh r ll 1 w . P i fll Jl-v- l Father .Schares las ; talk with some of the ht)vs. . ku favorite Christmas laiuls get a going over. 108 JJ iH II etnodUt opened up for a navy, partly eag.er Aieal ana [ellow nlp Supper. a Hope it ' s a winning move. Wliicli just goes to show tliat the army and navy do get along, even if it is over a basso profnndo. foundation TOP ROW: Dahlberg. Tremayne. Hadden. Van Vlack. Pratt. Sebsrt, Sleichter, Noble. SECOND ROW: Massie. Nasgowitz. Hatch. Randolph. Gugeler. S. Held. Wadsley. Starch. THIRD ROW: Weppler. Joyce, Runquist. Maddy, Clarke. Mrs. Eisenberg. Buttoiph. H. Held. FRONT ROW: Saupe, Hewitt. Hummer, Ladwig. Rev. Nichols, Eisenberg, McLaughlin. 109 T JSaptUt women o uketa LpHlon prepared ff ift [or cnllaren at apane e relocation cantp ai tnelr work project for the y.ear. Ruth Goodwin acts as leader for the discussion o£ Elva Kri . Bcit Jane Reeves, Marv Lees, Eunice Bohlken, Dorothv Springer J-i ' ic IJndberg and Katherine Bell. More of the same. Uheta Cpiilon 110 TOP ROW: Reeves. Clark. Gilson. Lindbero. Nye. Merri,im. Stilley. SECOND ROW: Smith. Dickerson. Fitzuerald. Haight. Franks. Rust. Twichell. THIRD ROW: Vanderhoff. Crossley. Gamble. Hartman. Westlic, Pine. FRONT ROW: Gerdes. Bohlken. Wortman. Goodwin, Kriz. Bell. Jul cu Mon that were club-wide campus- wiaey nation-wide and world-wide occu- pied tne time o tne e (Baptist Hudent , (f og,er iVllllanii Club Cenlci of attciilion for Lo ce Patieison. Ruth Goodwin. Jud Thompson and Lewis Noidxkc is Rc . J. H. C.ambles Tony. Trickv. isn ' t it? That ' s Kathryn Bell, Alton Barker, someone we ' re not sure of, and Don Goetsch. li TOP ROW: Crouch. Lindberg. Gilson Conner. Goetsch. Nottorf. Robie. Dier, Nye. Pruitt. SECOND ROW: J Smith. Fitzgerald. T. Haight. Stillcy, Patterson. Thompson. Goodwin. Clark, Merriam. Harris. THIRD ROW: C Smith. Westlic. Lowe. Dickerson. B Reeves. Hollowell. Bohlken. Franks. Wortman. Rust. FOURTH ROW Gerdes. Crossley. Bell. Seidel. 8 Haight. Buechler. Barker. Taylor Burtch. Kriz. FRONT ROW: Nor- dyke. Vanderhoff. Sturtevant. Hart- man. A. Reeves. Fruit. Mrs. Gamble, Rev. Gamble. Pine. Twichell. latnma Juelta TOP ROW: Fox, Albinjer. Daasch, Heldt. W. Mueller, Gfosse, Schulte, Wehler. W. Tietz. SECOND ROW: Sprinoborn, Daib, Moehlino, Shafer, Tocus. Halfpap, Ortoics. Lyie. Kucthe. THIRD ROW: Shupe. DcWall, Bcrnhajen. Rutz, Bredenkamp, Lieslee. Dittmer, Hardy. B. Tietz. FRONT ROW: D. Mueller. M. Mueller. Boehnke, Arm, Fassel. Rev. Mueller, Jamison, Mrs. Mueller, Heinrich, Glover. J ooky learn and live could Summarize the purpose behind the di cu Hon of thi J utheran y.oung. people i g.roup. Ciolilcii loncs from [lie liaip of Marilyn .Mueller. I ' Kim the siihliiiie lo llie luliiuloiis as ,sunu iii lil iiiiiuses llie (iainiiKi l)elt:is. 112 ' I Jun and [ellow hlp t piflea the meet- ing. of tne e Cltrhtian Cnurcn Huaent . Setnan CnrUtlan Cnurcn TOP ROW: Dennis. Wiltsie. Rev. Moore. Newby. SECOND ROW: Arbuckle. Sowder. Kennedy. Burgess. FRONT ROW: Dipple. Hach. Beall. Smith, Blachlcy. 113 Supporting. It ainty wnlcn l to unite Cnrl tian of all denontlnatlon y tnU club Acneduled a variety, of Huaent planned program . I ' his will show all doubting I hoinases that chilvaiy is not a iliiiiK (if ilic past. Here we have Phyllis CJreen. C.lenii A. Widinaik, Henrietta Hr an( aiitl NDrnian Bristol. 3owa State Christian !JeilowAnlp TOP ROW: Johnson. Saucrlcnder. Bristol, Hunocrford. Lindman. Warren. SECOND ROW: Imes. Patter- son, Rust. Vandcr Schaaf. Joyce Fackler. Fuller. Jean Fackler. THIRD ROW: Frederick. Bryant. Koch. HemminQS. Green. Twedt. Marion. FRONT ROW: Widmark, Malmquist, King, Innes. Tatum, uke e three g,roup keep separate roll hookey out all strive for the ame end. jHotto Of the Kappa PhU h Lver Aieth- oaUt woman in the unlverHt world to- day. U a leader in to- morrow i church. 1 liesc men icpicsciu Dtlui SiiiiiKi Tlieta. nalioiial hroiliciliood of Metliodisl men. Kappa Phi Looking o ei possil)lc ideas for new plavs are the Veslc Players. Metho- dist group. TOP ROW: Waisanen. Shawhan. Kreidlcr. Roberj. Utter. France. Baustian. Peterson. SECOND ROW: Carlson. Chindlund. Clarke. Breaw. McGoon. Mellott. Edie. Bickel. Storey. THIRD ROW: Funk. Buttolph. Shortenhaus. Roberts. Mitchell. Harman. Allison. Nelson. Hoppe. FOURTH ROW: Smith. Eubank. H. Held. Molsberry. McLaughlin. Miller. Shojren. Lee. FIFTH ROW; Johnston. S. Held. Noble. Hadden. Van Vlack. Joyce. Munson. Long. FRONT ROW; Hummer. Marsh. Gugeler. Mrs. Nichols. Miller. Houseman. Belts, Garton. 1lA-0 a JvjS f I [ Cjiavel continued to pound and roll wa till taken ai nto t nonorarie and org an- ization kept up their work in pite of dras- tic alteration in per- sonnel and prog ram. ueen of women i nonorarie y Mortar Jjoard ba e it se- lection of Junior wo- men on character y ScnolarSnipy lead- er Snip and Service. Trymby Calhoun Lorma Gallaher Beth Blomgien ' eidenc Bovkcn Whal more in ihc line of sheer ccstacy could vou ask I.asl one tapped, piesident-lobe Jean (iuy is soui;lu out by de- ihan eidcnc Boyken displays as Ruth Vogel hands her parting president Kalherinc Wittkouski. Ibe hat. 118 Meing. activity, wom- en par excellence they, found time to hold their candle- light Service or freshmen women explain campus ac- tivities to attendees of two coffee forumS and Sponsor their sixth annual li om- en S Juay featuring. Mrs. Aiarh Clark MaiA |;iiic Drake P:i[ri(ia (iallii an Helen Barliie Maiabcih Pacltloek BACK ROW: Barbre. Drake. Paddock. Blomgren. FRONT ROW: Galligan, Galla- her, Guy. Calhoun, Boyken. 119 •v-— iJnU Intpre Hve af- ray. oi ma cuuniU further fluffea tra- dition to nola taf- piny at the eniv PromlaHfalL uhef even went io far ai b Hap a few uniform,. Fully recovered from his slap on llic back. Slaii Peierson gets the cardinal and gold ribbons from Dean Watkins as facnll tappee B. J. Firkins siands bv. I ' rcd Olansen NdiMian Madson B. J. I-irkins |. M. Aiknian Robert l.iiedcv Jolni NTartin T H After holding two tapping ceiemonies last year because of early giadiiation, Cardi- nal Key continued its tradition-breaking jag and tapped thirteen men at the Senior Prom this fall instead of selecting them at the cus- tomary ' eishea campanile ceremony last spring. As always, though, the old members, dressed in their cardinal robes, wandered through the cro vd selecting the tappees and notifying them with a healthy slap on the back. Tapped last, Larry Clampitt sas chosen as president by outgoing members. M. C. Red Barron does the honors as Stan Little escorts J. M. . iknian to the front. Contrast in looks as Stan (just call me malicious) Little lands his all on stunned (to say the least) Larry Clampitt. N Pki f appa PnU—Sowa State i chronic averag e rai er —are clto en by. grade pointy out nola their own in activities. Wilton R. Abbott Theodore A. Bancroft Fern A. Goulding GRADUATE STUDENTS Mildred Moore Edna E. Mundt Mary G. O ' Brien Jack D. Ryder Helen Phvllis To vne UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Donovan Eugene Augustin Robert William Bell Delmar Le vis Bloem Louise Jaggard Brown Paul William Burke Wni. Wesley Gliilcote Marie Gecelia Con vay Helen Dahlberg Fred E. Dickey Joe Oliver Elliot Robert W. Finch Shirley Girton Margaret Marie Hauck Lily H. Houseman Oris P. Idsvoog Eric W. Isakson Katherine Susan Jacobson Carl Henry Jepson Donald Rust Johnson Juliet Ann Johnston Jack M. Jones lola Geneva Kaestner Leon A. Kanegis Betty C. Keith C. Robert Landgrcn Rachel Ann Lusher Ethelwyn C. Miller Dorothy Jeanne Moreland Robert Arthur Najmon Edward W. Otto Wayne Ed vard Petersen Gerhard W . Plant Kenneth Henry Randolph Catherine Anna Rca y Robert Schwandt Lucille Anstey Stanley Herbert G. Stoenner ' ictoria L. Voelkcr Richard Alden Walker Dean Allen Vatkins Mary Agnes Williams Lionel L. Vo()lston 122 Sn answer to the cf ue tloiXy 3)o cnent Ut nave fun? we nave tne cAlpna Cni Slff y who enjoy, pic- nic ana invite g.ueH peaher to campus. Slamliiig aside for Art Tevebaugh are Norman Slciglit and Sid Ayres. Ray Fisher does some digging while Archie Wilson just looks, thanks. c4lpka CItl Slg-nta TOP ROW: Forneffld, Davis. Eogcrs. Ayres. Burnet, Boyt. Kooi, Miller. SECOND ROW; Coates. Beel. Bollenback, Sexton, Wickland. Hunter. Snyder. THIRD ROW: Boll, Smith. Landjren. Doores, Thirtle, Geist. Knutson, Caldwell. FOURTH ROW: Baldwin, Mcintosh, Marshall. Fulmer, Nobis, Taylor, White. FRONT ROW: Vanjsness. Sleinht. Voreck. Heiimann. Szczcpaniak. Johns. TT JSrig nt pot of the campus [ot the week of tneir probation pleag e o the elec- trical eng ineerlng. honorary, carry, port ' able equipment to keep headbands lit. Line forms to the right. says pledge Paul Teich as John Lagerstrom. Dick Bianco ami Allon Berg help ihcmsehes. Hefty hoisting by pledges Vendall Robi- son, Larry Clampitt and Ward Breucr. Lta Kappa JSu TOP ROW: Von Terseh, Nolle. Dunham. Watkins. Berg. Martin. Mullenjer. SECOND ROW: Bianco. Brewer. Clampitt. Elder. Robison. Teich. Lagerstrom. FRONT ROW: Bilharz. Caldwell. Peterson. Cassell. Brown. Gilbert. Thompson. 124 J4armony. (Eally Sunday muHcale y erenaae deluxe j a Hcal or cla Hcal —and cooperation witn H ter g roupy ScASy keep tki accumulation of ntae tro bu y.. 1 lipping llic % M faiitaslic. couples jammed the floor for the Phi Mil sponsored Hannoii) Ball. 15ob Corning goes once lightly o cr some new records. PIti jUu c4lplta TOP ROW: Ruebke, Dunham. Smith, Elliot. Pickard. SECOND ROW: Ingram. Thompson. Bailey, Teioland, Gilbert. FRONT ROW: Fulmer, Price, Craig. Corning, Keith, Martin. 125 %Vnen ou peak o ntathentatic y think o[ the Pi Alu LpHlon — o A mart they, know pi equals 3.1416 and not j uicy. apple. Things are looking pretty for Pi Mu Epsilon. witness member Marian Carlin. James Breach and Bill Slaicherl decide that a compass will do just as well. Pi yfiu Lp ilon TOP ROW: Winger, Brtckenftldtr, Elliot. Gouwens. Henderson. FRONT ROW: Oldham, Slaicliert, Carlin, Daniells, Farnum, Allen. 126 Juozen and dozens of hand-made cookie were the contribution the e Jrome Cc ac- tivity g aU made to the Campus Canteen. Phi Upiilon Onticron Nicely posed are Phi Is faiy Jane Rice. Jane Fralim. Bail) Sgaiiata. Bessie Hansen and Liz Watt. In this corner we have Shirley Schraiil). Dorothy Skinner. Lilv Houseman, Mar- ian I, K)fc and Lucille Stanlcv. STANDING: Drake. Horton. Hayes. Guy. Hauck. CHAIRS: Paddock. Gal- ligan. Mrs. Hull. Hershey. FLOOR: Blomgren. Gallaher. Boyken. Kius- mann. J um.orlta PkiJiantbda XipHlon thriving, on CI2 ana S04y hut tneg re really, quite normal if kept away from cnem lao . Phi J ambda Vtpiilon TOP ROW: Eggers, Szczepaniak, Campbell. Tevcbaugh, Ayrcs. Nottorf. SECOND ROW: Lees. Reese. Johns, Cason, Thirtle, Miller. Howell. THIRD ROW: Sexton. Wickland. Johnson. Najmon. Landgren. Bame. Gainer, Plaut. FOURTH ROW: Eggman. Baldwin. Yeoman. Taylor, Newby, Randall, Harrison. FRONT ROW: Firkins, Wimmer. Heumann, Lcfrancois. White. Massie. Faculty and Research Staff Members Ahmann, D. H. Avres, J. A. Baldwin, Dr. R. R. Bergman, Dean H. D. Bird, Prof. E. W. Brown, Prof. F. E. Buchanan, Dean R. E. Clark, Prof. N. A. Coover, Prof. W. F. Diehl, Prof. H. C. Firkins, Prof. B. J. FiiinKr. Prof. E. 1. Beel, J. A. Bcnziger, T. M. Bliinie, Dennis Boiknhack, G. N. Bn)a(ll)eni, H. .S. Cason, L. F. Dougherty, C. R. Eggers, Lawrence Eggnian, Luther Gainer, Gordon Gaessler, Prof. W. G. Goss, Prof. E. F. Gray, Dr. C. F. Gilinan, Prof. Henry Hixon, Prof. R. M. Johns, Prof. L B. Kant, Arthur King, Prof. W. B. Long, Prof. H. F. Mortensen, Prof. M. Nelson, Prof. F. E. Nelson, Prof. V. E. Newton, Dr. A. S. Nottorf. R. W. Orr, R. W. Rudnick, Prof. A. AV. Rundle, Prof. R. E. Ruth, Prof. B. F. Schulz, Prof. J. A. .Shirley, Dr. D. A. .Sleight, N. R. S[)cdding. Prof. F. H. Sie cns()ii. Piol. W. H. Siilli an, Dr. W. H. Student Members Harrison, George Hollowell, E. G. Howell, Lawrence Jensen, John H. Johnson. Don R. Johnson, R. (1. Knutsf)n, Kiiil Kooi, E. R. Kyle. Robert Landgren. C R. Lees, F. M. Lefrancois, P. . . Ludka, V. R. Massie, S. P. Mikus, Felix Miller. AV. R. Sj eeter. M. E. Montgomery, H. H. Najmon, R. A. Ncwhv. R. E. Sweeney, Prof. O. R. Te ebaugh, A. D. Underkofler, Prof. L. A. Utter, Dr. AL L. V ' oigt, A. F. AVebber. Prof. H. A. ' erkman. Prof. C. H. Wilhclm, Prof. H. A. Wilkinson, Prof. J. . . Woher, F. J. Woods, Dr.L. . o(Ur, Piof. L. Randall, J. H. Reese, H. D. Sexton, D. A. Svec, H. J. S (vepaniak, Frank I ' avlor, Robert L. W hite. D. H. Wickland. A. E. W ' iinmer, E. L. A ' eoman. F. . . ulte e phi (Beta Kap- pa of tne eng lneer- Ing. world are the upper cruH of the raae pointer but tltey. Hill can cut ca- per during, pre-in- itiation probation. lis a iiiighly cold (lav for Lionel Woolsion to lead John Fiiniian, John Baker, Panl Harwood. Paul Ncuhouse and Lowell Brown on the steps of Beardshear. More probation as Tan Beta pledges inarch to class. Uau (Beta Pi TOP ROW: Auoustin. Dunham, Lueder. Watkins, Flick. Thomsen. Betzinger. SECOND ROW: Harwood, Metzjer, Woolston, Clampitt. Ware. Landgren, Petersen. THIRD ROW: Bilharz. Thompson. Lagerstrom, Weinstein. Sexton, BIythe, Casey. FRONT ROW: Brown, Klingsporn, Jepson, Evers, Vangsness, Martin. JreLping, to choose Cng ineer Jiady. candi- date wa the g ruelllng. ta k of tne e Cn gfA i who brancked out LaH Spring, to kold tkeir pledg lng. witk Mortar (Board. Kissing the traditional Blarney Stone is nono an Antlrcws as Prof. J. P. McKean makes Howarii lippcc a Guard of St. I ' atricU during the Veishea ceremony. Carrying the rexered Stone are ])ledges Neil Bohner and Carlton Vangsness. Knig nti o St. Patrick TOP ROW: Evcrs, Cimpliell. Bliss. Clausen. Tippce. SECOND ROW: Sorcnsoii. Armstrono. Vancjsiiess. Jepson. Flick, Little, FRONT ROW: Keniiioer, Roberts, Klinusponi, Webster. Harwood. 130 C;aiu!ci- layouts get the attention of I.ily Houseman, Mary Ellen Sullivan. Kianccs Madisan and Marian I.oofc. Mrs. Mary Elva Sallicr is giicst speaker on I heta .Sig joh clinic. Une power behind the Qreen Qander throne the e lady, new hounds pon ored three Job clinic for senior women. M Uneta Sl ma Pni caikou,, OW: Sullivan. Russell. TIdemanson. Watt. Walker. FRONT ROW: Madigan. Miller. Houseman. un. 131 O micron Jyu TOP ROW: Voris. Paddock. Black. Bailey. Busch. Harris. Dahlberg. Fred- rickseri. SECOND ROW: Snavely. Galligan. Bechtel. Nikalaison. Houseman. Gugeler. Lusher. Hauck. Miss Madden. Girton. Reavy. FRONT ROW: Martin. Hansen. Shupe. O ' Leary. E. Miller. Johnston. J. Miller. Melta Plti 3)elta TOP ROW: Barbre. Rice, Sgarlata. Miller. FRONT ROW: Miss O ' Brien. Jerstad. Johnston, March. !y ' - ig. C ! 4 ;iiiiir foi the incctiii ' arc tliLsc luiii Oiiiiddii Nil uoincii. Paint and palette ea el ana eraser are 3 elta Pkl Melta tool , J4onte Lc i averag e raUer are incluaea on U mi- cron j u i roll book ' 132 only. Cni 3)eUa Pnh call it creative writ- ing.. Jjelow are Sc43 wko pon ored Sor- JUor Sing, and the Victor g uHcale. Betiy Seveieid tickles the ivories as Anne Hairis, Betty Jo Wadsley and Ruth Bcies- lord run o er a song. t L Cni Juelta Pltl TOP ROW: Arm. Dudjcon. Tiilemanson. FRONT ROW; White. Gilchrist. Fredrickseii. Houseman. Calhoan, Sig nta c4lpna 3ota TOP ROW: Townley. Ramseyer. Compton. Reynolds. McKibben. Dudseon. Honnold. FRONT ROW: Sever- !id. Wadsley. Adams. Beresford. Sl nta Juelta Chi pi Z)au Sig-ma TOP ROW: Augustin. Bucksbaum, Rixe. Kinney.Smith. SECOND ROW: Herring, Madsen, Bel- sheim, Purvis. Fletcher. FRONT ROW: Huo.Dipple. Zicmcr. Woolston. Grace. I ' i 1:111 .Si iiKis k-.i c ' Ihc Union iillci :i nicilin;;. J4ere the yiiC pro- teg.e in It second y.ear, Sig.ma JDelta Ckiy aepletea in the lally pleag.ea more Journalists during, the winter quarter. 134 M ay be they can t to the bully but it i or ure the e eq ue ttienne can ride the hor e which they do for many hour each quarter. Striking black and white mounts get these girls oil to a good start. it This is one of those cases where three ' s not a cro d. 1% Sit and Spur TOP ROW: Pratt. Green. Vial. Sthlensig. Whitmer. Stickles. Petty. Rogers. SECOND ROW: Mitchell. Norminiton. West. Protzman, Mathison. MacBain. Moberg. Muschott. THIRD ROW: Weppler. Frank. Slakcr. Hawn, Francis, Hardt. Clark. Hicks. FOURTH ROW: Evers. Perkins. Grant. Michcls. Massonette, Ruckman. Wegner. Hilberg. FRONT ROW: Davis, Uecke. Williams. Mrs. Knox. James, Friley, McCoy, Tanner AO A Ji a ue oi li) Voteri omen TOP ROW; Coleman. Poolcy. Judith Clovis. Wood- burn, Joan Clovis. DioBS. L, Smith. Leigan. SECOND ROW: Schucker. Moseley. Hibbs. Mann. Guard. Mal- lory. Benson. Frank. THIRD ROW: Wilson. Berta. Vorse. Stouter. Twotjood. McPherson. M axson. Hertz. BOTTOM ROW; V. Smith. Oliver. Stevenson. Ewing. Swoboda, Adams, Protzman. Bacon. Campui 4--M TOP ROW: Mabee. Hunter. Koster. Zimmerman Pratt. Inman. Joslin, Holland. SECOND ROW Shupe. Wadsley. Kettleson. Behan. Meyer. Doran Lawton. THIRD ROW: Hudek. Hoppe. Hawn, Habben Duensino. Hattcry. Benson. FOURTH ROW: Samuel son. Smith. Joyce. McCormick. Rowe. McLaughlin FRONT ROW: Bryant. Held. Martin. Crowe, Har mon. Miller. Helen Falkeiiliaincr checks the- mil luicik ;is Ullcm I -Her looks on. 3SC i own u rag. ' etteA learn now to g.et their man — in olfice. Une e4 ' J er nela a dance lor the Lx-4 ' J im now sporting, uni orm . 136 JrortlcuUure Jjuild ' ing. wa the cene o banaag.e rolling, [or tne e women while interest in lour-fola development bound member o thi club. Bandage rolling— Hcaltfi Coun- cil project. ft a A o J4ealtn Council TOP ROW: Alloaier. Bjork. J. Adams. Lockwood, Ket- tieson. Alexander. SECOND ROW: Francis. Christcn- sen. Fredericks, Hood. Garrett. Ramseyer. D. Adams. THIRD ROW: Ouiner. Thomas. Davis. M. V. Smitll, Hardt. C. Smith. FRONT ROW: Michcis, Hudek, Hoppe. Miss Goulding, Schraub. Paulsen, McGuire. Jour-iold Jounderi TOP ROW: Brown, McKibben, Stow, dc Jono. Pratt, Dunaaan. Clause. Barbrc. SECOND ROW: Arbuckle, Hedge, Burch, McCluer, Nowcrs, Crossan, Miles. Cope- land. Harmon. FRONT ROW: Hart. Dudjeon. Phillips, R. Kottmaii. W, Kottman, Gallaher, Boykcn, Ran- dolph. 137 II 1 S. M CIO 1 Co ntopoUtan Club TOP ROW: Diaz, Hedrick. Saverleiidcr, Meehan. Unzueta, Hunijria. Black. R. Allen. Fraoa. SECOND ROW: Bouchereau. Budet. BonneFil. Bjarnason. Silva. Arosemena. Churchill. Vicencio. THIRD ROW: Lcfebre. Hillhouse. Mosino. Lacot. Escamilla, Eubank. Haft, DeCosta. FOURTH ROW: Donoso. Anclrade. Tome. Hicks, Alcazar, Xeryford. H. FIFTH ROW: E, Allen. Salmeron, Foulon. _ Veija. Ahrens, Barba. Greenwcll. FRONT ROW: Al ' a- zar. Edie. Belkin. Sylvarn. Mathisen. Slater. Catninong, Mrs. Porter. Patino. Oglobin. Porter. Estevez. ViHonlan Club STANDING: Elwood. Stevens. Scott. Rothacker. SITTING: Uecke. Hanson. Belkin. Going over a drawing arc Mary Ucckc, Irene lUilsin. I ' rol. R. R. Rothacker and Prof. A. M. Han.son. 3oreig.n Hudent en- joy, varied proyram in tni club, l i - Ionian concentrate on landscape archi- tecture problem . 138 Society ol c4 ricul- tural engineer TOP ROW: Kane. Fisch. Smith. Virtue. Norton SECOND ROW: Giese. Nemerevcr. Henderson. Powell. Davidson. FRONT ROW: Brassey. Gilbert. Snyder. Webster. Collins. c4nterican Society Of Ciuil Lng,ineeri TOP ROW: Eakin. Postel, Walker. Burns. Miller, Bragdon. Burright. Nacrt. SECOND ROW: Morgan. Kjosncss. Nelson. Schrag. Halfpap. Julian. Wehrli. Horstman. Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Paulsen. Watkins. Williams. Veenstra. W. Smith. G. Smith. Rankin. Braithwaitc. FOURTH ROW: Canavan. Keninjer, Myers. Casper. Johannsen. Strain. Polchow. Pride. Bryner. FIFTH ROW: Barnes. Kaltoft. Herrmann. Richard. Best. Schondelemeyer. Gillotti. Kalajian. FRONT ROW: Stewart. Moyer. Paustian. Weaver, Dodds. Fellows. Caughey. Seidel, Forbes. departmental cLub [or ag. eng ineer ana civil engineer fullered the u ual pang. o[ waty but kept up their work Bill Nenerever tests a tractor motor. 139 picnic and invoke r interspersed with educational prog rantS interested civilian and navy, mecnanical engineers. Put on the pressure. is the ad ice Lionel Woolston. Don Cochran and Chuck Smith give Clarlv Rcnncr and a nc Keith. Straightening out a curve for Chuck Smith and Don Augustin is Prof. Charles T. Grace. cnmerlcan Society o ynecnanical Lng lneeri TOP ROW- Huiittf. Bucksbaum, Rixe. Latenser. Slothower. Bauohman. Kinney. SECOND ROW: Belsheim. Purvis Keith Slavcns, Fletcher. Nash. THIRD ROW; Inijrnm. B.irish, Saxon. Woolston. M,ndsen. Cochran. Bower. FOURTH ROW: Scaboo. Reiiner, Williamson. Ziemer. Drdia, Penjakis. FRONT ROW: Augustin. Galloway. Smith. Grace, Oipple, Herring, Hun. 140 uJord like cataly H Crlenmey.er and Kjel- aakl are JuH play, for tne e teH-tube nolaer y the chemical eng ineer . Might 1)C moonsliiniii ' ; miglil not. cpfnterican SnHlute oi Cnentical Lng,ineeri Doc Sweeney holds a class — at attention. TOP ROW: Lindgren. Kelso, Stack. Rorda, Hardt. Fulirmeister, Cornell. Oandareau. Schultc. Classick. SECOND ROW: Coates. Bemiss. Silverman. Fahlberg. Arvidson. Davis. Patrick. Lahr. Schreurs. Schauer. THIRD ROW: Smith. Wulf. Voreck, Butcher. Jenk. Najmon. Klingsporn, Jepson. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Caldwell. Boll. Walker. Scott. Doores. Steffen. Wick- land. Sexton. Crousc. Knutson. FIFTH ROW: Ran- dall. Geary. Perdue. Croley, Goodson. Yarwood. Tol- lefson. Dalsbo. Lindahl. BOTTOM ROW: Newby. Landgren. Ruth. Campbell. Sweeney. Cummings. Web- ber, DeBeck, White, Vangsness. TT jSo dead circuits in tkU crowd — electri- cal eng ineer are currently, making, good because tneg nave amp in their lantp . It wmikl take a diagram lo help Juliii Lagerstiom. John Martin and Mel Slicp- herd explain that contiaption to Bill Shafer. A little sideshow for Walt Hammond anil I ' aiil Icich l)V Prof. Ben Willis. c4merican 3n titute Of electrical Lng lneeri TOP ROW: Nolte. LeBron. Applciiate. Olson. Copp. Harger. Jensen. Breckenfelder. Johnson. Zininieini.in. Thrane. SECOND ROW: Caldwell. Yarnes, Clampitt. Elder. Shepherd. Paulsen. Plotkin. Wilts. Watson. THIRD ROW: Thomsen. Moody, Palmer. Wriiiht, Cowen. Berij. Matcjka. Worley. Martin, FOURTH ROW: Knox. Harpolc. Brewer. Gollwitzer. Dull. Vondracck, Von Tersch, Smith, Dickey, FIFTH ROW: Dean. Ramsey. Jensen. Thompson, Bilharz. Grant. Roocll. Willis, FRONT ROW: Peterson, Teich, Holbrook, Cassell, Coover, Lagerstrom. Brown, Olson. 142 L rr Soon to tkU club wa the cnang e in their national ruling, that extended ment ver hip to freshmen and ophomore . Snitltute Of) c4eronautlcal Science A quick onceover by Jack Phillips and Les Leutzinger. Getting down to fine points are Oliver Harwood. Merle Evers. Prof. J. Coan and Ted Eales. TOP ROW: McDade. Wakeley. Waltz, Toenjes. Gilbert. Winger. Lamfaerti. SEC- OND ROW: Monahan. Richardson. Gar- ner. Treasure. Goebel. Phillips. Butler. THIRD ROW: Carter. Mill. Bleich. Staab. Bowden. Watters. Leutzinger. FRONT ROW: Coan, Thomsen. Evers. Eales. Newcomer. Eggers. Johnson. Harwood. Soreitri Club TOP ROW: Crowther, Barrett. Lauterbach. Beromann. SECOND ROW: Hamill. Arlen. Uhlig. Raum. Horton. FRONT ROW: Fuller, Burkle, Hansen, Linder. Jackson. jTottlcuUure Club STANDING: Haber, Pickett, Koch. Holaday, Pfunder, Richey. Nichols, Hollar. Gertsch. SITTING: Schmidt, Bianco, McCain, Bolton, Beneke, Howe, Volz. That rather ilroopy-lcafed allaii that lias the atten- tion of Bernard .Schmidt may someday draw 10 dol- lars on the open market as an orchid. Strictly, back to nature for tne e two yroupA wno e aim are proie ional student interest with Aonte fun on the ide. 144 Claiming, every, vet a member tni club nteet Friday, even- ing. to give pro- les Honal iniorma- tion not prescribed bg the doctor . A detailed explanation for tliis rapt Veishea visitor. I.oyal Payne operates a Cardio- graph during the openhoiise. junior cAmerican Veterinary Medicine cAiioclatlon TOP ROW: O ' Donnell, Hopkins. Klofarda. Lloyd. Armstrong. Lovell. Wilson. Ramsey. Stock. Lowthcr. Jacobs, Wycoff. G. Lewis. Thompson. Schlauderaff. Bowie. Williams. Horning. Flater. Gray. SECOND ROW: Norton. Idsvoog. Koop. Collins. Eldredge. Teigland. Haight. Bradford. Hansen. J. Nelson. Barnes. THIRD ROW: Chapman. Arnold. Flickinger. Prager, Schrafel. Onlen. Price. Hunter. Ormiston. Moore. Hedlund. Lawson. Bain. Dahlke. Edds. Setzepfandt. Lustig. Holden. Emerson, Meerdink. Herrick. FOURTH ROW: Patrick Peterson. Philip Peterson. Verplank. Peetz. McCone, Hull, Quick. Starch. Gallen- line. Maddy. McCreedy. Fruit. Hansmire, Eckstein. Atkinson, Innis. Dvorak. Mowbray. Boll. Schuknecht. Hunter. Connor. Magnall. Feuerbach. FIFTH ROW: Coffland. Ribelin, Hardin. Haugo. Bonen. Moye, Syyerson. Engelbrecht. Finch. Flanary. Philbrick. Albrecht. Dunham, Nims, Spesard, Hollen. W. Habluetzel, Widmark. Benson. Ludyigson. Neely. Scammon. Calhoin Magnusson. Spear. SIXTH ROW: Full. Turbes. Ladwig. Bowstead, Jorgensen. Mc- Manus. Chudomelka. Sloan. N. Nelson. Olson. J. Habluetzel. Alexan:;er. R. Lewis. Ruebel, Mcintosh, Griswold. Sceli, Pierson, Allison, Hoyt, Snyder. Einerson. Phelps. Tillie. SEVENTH ROW: Cooper. Clifford. Cooney. Isakson. Puckett. Doyle, Lundyall. Kingrey. Dale. Sedlacek. Seymour, Reese. Thornton. Jones. Chapm. McMillan. Tielz. Barrington. Gooch. Slrohbehn, Gibbs. Lang. Malmquist, Bick. Nuessen. FRONT ROW: Perkins. Bonelli. Witt. Henning. Elvers. Goetsch. Luedtke. Riley. Reinhart, Wand. Westerfeldt, Marek, Voder. Howe. Meokley. Mittelsted. Dunnwald. Miller. Whitford. Anderson. Powers. Lafeber, Jackson. 145 i J ady. bug. detector y water in pector and gntneHzer talked about new ileld to conquer when tneg were not entertain- ing. Ire nmen or fac- ultg member at tea. How Maxiiie Buich. Institution Management major, got on the Science Women ' s page, we ' ll never know, but here she is taking notes, as contcnteil as yon please. Honest-togosh science majors Helen Yarwood. Rosajune Robinson. Janet Clyde and Eloise Heckert (really an engineer) try some Union ice cream. Science cu Wi y TOP ROW: S. Lemen. Oleson. Wilson. Clark, Schensig. Young. Kitley. Quinn. Liictt. Tollcfson. Taylor. SECOND ' r%ttti M ROW: Willis, Hendrickson, Waters. Fuhrmeister, Bennett. Smith. Lovell. Pedersen. Laufer. Laker. Barber. Johnson. jm,K.n, r THIRD ROW: Weigcl. Mattery. Hoppe. Svoboda. MacBain. Wetmore. Trafton. Hutchinson. Kalmeyer. Pride. Imes. FOURTH ROW: James, Sloan, Lisherness. Sullivan. Heins. McCullough. Cash. Hammond. Leaf. Burch. Beneke. J. Lemen. FIFTH ROW: O ' Brien. Slaker. Herbert. M. Shreffler. J. Shreffler. Benson. Bradish. Hatch. Williams. Anderson. Sackett. Sullivan. FRONT ROW: Protzman. Brown. Robinson. King. Clyde, Herr. Falkenhainer. Heckert. Arm, Rice, Burgess, Stewart. Z kU h tke way. we live tkh year . . . witk Servicemen in the aorniSy women in fru ' ternities ana men moved to the eag e of nowhere. 3t waSn t eaS at firH when it turned out that there were 23 to one bath but it was fun and there are always things like that to be Straig.ht ' ened out. I o rt Victory, yarden were in Uyle laH hummer ' lor lac- ulty and Hudent alike. l:m.if;in to look crisp and i illi-( led oil a hot iiinlil was Kiidolpli (iaii , noted pianist lioiii (:ln a!;o. (;i iiiK tlicir all for the hean (lop are jane Kietkhcfer and S l ia I.ehli. f.auj;ht oll-Hiiard is ii(ilal)li Iraiikliii 1 ' . Adams ol Inlor- mat ion IMease fame. ' i • . ' . Iv Sncrea ed Summer enroll- ntent orou nt a recreation program Into belng. too. v ■ .. V ' ■ --« :J 4 — r TJ ' •c--.,. ■ 4 103° ill the shade li lnt ilis- c iur:i; c I ' rol. 1 ' . L. Eningtoii. 103 didn ' t discourage these na- ime lovers, cither. No wonder fellas complained of not being able to concentrate in the sunnncr uhat with Marj Winn and Mar Jane Rice ap- pearing like this. Baritone John Gurney, who made a second appearance here this winter. Occasion? .Ml-college lawn party, remember? tt. r 3aU Social calenaar servicemen and coeds don t org.et that first during, regular claSS The ViV DoHpalch Daiuc ni;iiii- laincd its usual l)iic[ slamlarils las( fall. Opnihuuscs were aiuulicr j;cl- a((|uaiiiliil Icalurc. Ilcir I ' i I ' lii | ic Icildv Clarke greets -ll Don Caiuuiiijjliam. Vr) Darl Wills ami David I ' etcrs. A mi er. Need we sav more) iulaCiU) an af colil IradilioM, lliese four busv people atluallv have food on llieir picnic. .Smooth, serene, sedate — lak our pick to describe this Tri i)elt rushing scene. I m i ere full of mixers Mnce vere Hill Hrang er and inal weeh—nela rlg.nt lour y come w Soprano Biduo Sayao and Prof Tolbert MacRae. ' ir team mav be red hot. but guess is that so are led lies and Uottv Stiles. 1)1. [anics I., Cl;iik. dircclor of nils, preparation and iiislalla- lioii of the American Mii.scuiii of Natural History. lli ' s pull up for iiispeetion. I ' eople arc funny. ' imiiiia I anner Itoni Si;.;ina Kappa way enleii lliis ' ll at puzzles. Duo - pianists N ' enien()ll - I sluitz. J ach of big. fotntoi obvious laH winter. 3(m mal and the winter wc until arcn 6 which m m ins; the perfect executive, Calhoun edits the special on of the D« v ShuU ' iit shed on Women ' s Uay. gii correspondent Rav Brock attentive students the m lo vdo n. Just acting actin ' sillv at a arieties are juggler Faye Dinm and Li Watt as Jane Fay uaiches. Mrs. Marv Satlicr and Dean Fisher straighten out registra- lion prohlcins. Last minute touches on Relig- ious Emphasis Week hy Joyce Reeve. Grelchen Young. Dr. Jack Finegau and Dave Lush. ance now and ice were uarter claimed the for- H naturally mild up Imo t pring y any way.. uke e are our women from the nalU . . . Speakinff o[ taking, a beating tlteg nave been bantered from [rater- nltg to boarding, nou e and back—ajnicn onlg goe to now what ome people are willing to do [or an education. ■Ml iVomen front the kail that housed J OuC men claimed their party, president. Big independent woman on campus claimed by Alice Freeman this year was Beth Rocke, who lead the Independent Party through the startling three-party election last fall. Betsy Phillips, another Freeman resident, vas a Danforth Scholar, working as a graduate on this campus. Helen Dahl- berg potmded the ga el for Omicron Nu while Margaret Ralston was among the spring initiates. Representing the beauty of Freeman Hall Avas Carolyn Carlson, one of the eight Bomb Beauty finalists. Biliii ' out boogie is Betly Hiiuun for kibitzer Lois Hattery. c4Uce 3i reentan Jrall TOP ROW: Hattery. Churchill. Blakely. Hinton. Black. Welp. McMahon. Gronna. SECOND ROW: Hershey. Hoppe. Gildea. Goetzke. Hillhouse. Epoert. Newcom. Lorenzen. THIRD ROW: Hicks. Svenson. Mann. Mitchell. N. Johnson. Snavely. Bleam. Martin. FRONT ROW: R. Johnson. Ingels, Woods. Thompson. Stanley. Lee. Harmon. TOP ROW: Felker. Floerchinger. Barrett. Lorenz. Lawrence. Ahrens. Meier. Coughlon. SECOND ROW: Mathisen. Slater, McGoon. Giffei. Heppner.Petrich. V Peterson. THIRD ROW: Harman. SeyFert. English. Jacklitch. Sroboda. Wolmutt. Rondthaler. FOURTH ROW: Molsberry. Scholten. Best. Held. Swanson. Burgess. Beck. FRONT ROW: Burch. Madison. Dahl- berg. Mrs. McDonald. Osenbrug. M. Peterson. Olberding. JSreaklaH at eig.ht wa the pa word of tne tradition o noLding. an impre Hve white Scanning tlie Tribune for late neus are Bnrb Baustian, Margaret Child and Virginia Pett . Time out to refuel foi foursome Pat Johnson, Jean Harlan. Charla Smuschott and Dee Lister. : M Ml ' %% 9 ii i ii Siren Jrall TOP ROW: Mattier. Secor, Hammerly. Dierwechter. Breeden. Brown, Terral, Reimers, Smith, Williams, Softlty, France, Meyer, Ooran. Aulmann. SECOND ROW: Petty. Oakes, Oailey, Phillips, Zimmerman. Habben, Lund. Codlin. Embree, Allen, Lovell, Leahy, Lund. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Moore. Coppock, Rupoles. Parker, McElhinney, Wilkie, Strowd, Peterson. McQuown. Storey. Miller. McCahe. FOURTH ROW: Munson. Holland. Frandsen. Ogilvie. Lindsay. Dawson. Herkclman. Franks. Rust. Baustian. Fassler. FIFTH ROW: Martha Hunting. Waters. Olbcrdinj. Myrland. J. Benson. Herrick. Weoman. Kirsch. Hammond, Gallaoher. Child. SIXTH ROW: Mary Hunting. Kirby. B. Benson. Lloyd. Van Hynino. Nelson. Henderson. Hedge. Hoak, Hawthorn. Evans. Lisher. FRONT ROW: Patterson. Brewbaker. Spurgeon. Thompson, Miss Peisen. Mrs. King. Thurman, Coulson. Wilson. Jenkins. 158 . I Sirck J4aU women ai tne retained their iTeakfCiH j uH preceding. Cnrhtma vacation. Well, you have to do something in your spare time, Pat Hedge, Reta Dailev and Dorothy Ruggles decide. Birch Hall women answering the tele- phone responded with Birch Hall, 325 Ash, or 219, or 217 or 1 17 this year instead of something like This is heaven, which angel do yon wish to speak to? Social-minded, these women held parties and firesides each cjiiarter in their individual houses. They kept up their old traditions by holding the vhite breakfast before Christ- mas. Openhouses ga ' e the girls a chance to ciisplay their ingenuity in interior decora- tion, and exchanges vere a regular part of their calendar. Special speakers this year were Prof. T. A. Hippaka and Miss Jane Fay. Leading the dormitory that claimed Bomb Beauty candidate Norma Coppock vere president, Betty Coulson: vice-president, Doris Hanson; secretary, Marion Wilson and treasurer, Lois Jacobson. TOP ROW: George. Johnson, Reed, Justice, DcForest, White, Lamb, Gaebe, A. Buman, Youna, Edmonst, Daib, Pratt, Koster. SECOND ROW; Hutchinso n, Harlan, Bunje, McCain, Reese, Shcpard, Snellino, Goodell, Adams, Laker, Hanbaum, Schluntz, Pedersen, THIRD ROW: Coleman, Schoelcrman, Laufer, Bellinger, Tvcdt, Laxson, Baumann, Hawn, Saienga, Kalmeyer, Aten, Haraldson, FOURTH ROW: Perkins, Wood, R. Buman, Bernhagen, Garrett, Leiand, Ross, Jacobs, Gauike, Nuss, Towers, Fairley. FIFTH ROW: Horney, Ayer, Lister, Evers, Burtch, Leach, Olson, Graver, Gauike, Dziatlik, Shepard. FRONT ROW: Porter, Vanderhoff, Jargo, Paden, Hanson, Mrs, Forman, Mrs. Parkinson, Raymond, Baker, Stettler, Bremhorst. nA A o f clnt JraU TOP ROW: Phelps. White. Pedersen. Beneke. Hadacek. Bunjc. Lange. Freeman. Crump. Galbraith. SECOND ROW: Harbour. Christ. Martha Anderson, Marilyn Anderson. McCoy. Sledd. McBride. Wiebrecht. Van Deventer. Saupe. THIRD ROW: Ellinger, Baker. Griner. Koch. Meierhoff. Engstrom. Shortcnhaus. Brown. Johnson. Moore. FOURTH ROW: E. Bryant. Tammel. McLaughlin. Funk. Thompson. Sackett. J. Bryant. Dohrman. Procopio. FRONT ROW: Stone. Moon. De Mars. Guernsey. Mrs. Schwendener. Sorenson, Brundage. Arbuckle. O ' Leary. Speaking, of record Clnt J4au aw an an- nouncement partg arranged in one hour. Keeping the home-fires burning for Ehn Hall last year were Betty Fatland, president, assisted by vice-president Anita Schneider. Secretary for the women was May Belle Car- ter while Frances Olson was treasurer. Rae Pollock, social chairman, was one of eight Bomb Beauty finalists. In activities, Elm claimed four members in both Omicron Nu and Psi Chi; one in Phi Upsilon Omicron. Betty Lee Fatland was a member of the Dormitory Council and of Cardinal Guild while Ardyth Arbuckle was active on WAA Board and as devotions leader. Shirley Beneke, also on WAA Board, served as intramural manager and activities chairman. Setting a different kind of a record, Vera Funk inicxpectedly received a diamond ring at 1 1 p.m. one Saturday. At 12 the women of Elm were entertained at a Valentine party announcing her engagement — with all the trimmings! .Solving tlie Simclay aftoiiiooii prohlcm aif Bol) Cicisi and I ' auline Olson. 160 everything, irotn Jjontb Jjeauty. through IVcAcA Jjoara wa represented in Lint. I More Sunday afternoon while- auayers— Mavis White and Madeline Monison. Sue Sackett looks as thouffh she just swallowed a canary as she and Ruth Hadacck. X ' irgiiiia Morrow. Rosemary Brown and Helen RudolfE gather aioinid for some strictly jive. TOP ROW: Gustafson. Marx. Crocker. Bruene. Meierhoff. Hadden. Reinking. Greninger. Liebermann. Larson. H. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Lewis. P. Olson, Warren. Muus. Heldt. Waisanen. Dyer. Loving. Mabee. Crocker. THIRD ROW: Penry. Bilstad. Morrison. Hearn. Felch. Sunderlin. Kline. Bilstad. Schal- laire. White. FOURTH ROW: Fitzgerald. Cruzen. Slifer. Roberts. Clarke. Bechtel. Miller. Markley. Bowman, Henry. FRONT ROW: Jorgensen, Pickrell, F. Olson. Fatland. Mrs. Vollmer. Pollock. Schneider. C. Wilson. McCulloch. 161 Consolidating, iront nine houses during fall y iarg J gon claimed Science %Vonten S pre Starting out last fall with nine houses, Mary Lyon Hall claimed only four houses winter quarter. Pounding the gavel for those women was Beth Reynolds, president, while Helen Horton served as vice-president, Betty Barnett coimted the money, Virginia Hansen took roll. Midge Kolfenbach man- aged the social fimctions and Mary Ellen Duensing lead religious affairs. This dormi- tory also was hostess of a tea dance in Mac- Kay Auditorium in January. Okay, you can stop staring. It ' s Midge Kolfenbach all right — entertaining no less a person than Si Poller. Frank Gntnian picks ' em. Phyl- lis I.oper plays em and Betty Barnett jnst listens. I J4au TOP ROW: Writjht. Hunter. Hoft. Evans. Bard. Phillips. Shawhan. Hanna. Piper, Lattimore. Bonner. Gambee. Wurtnian. Lyie. White, Stapletoti. SECOND ROW: Hibbs. Normington. Nye. McJilton. Courtney. Hughes. Kreidler. Wibholm. Mellott. Vallentyne. Keen. Reese. D. Carlson, Johnson. Herder. THIRD ROW: BIythe. Frederick. Lemen. Moses. Kersten. Mooers. Earhart. Donohue. Peterson. Grosser. Hass. Cook. Rader. Buttloph. Stutzman. FOURTH ROW: Jacobs. McLaughlin. Huglin. Ward. Brickler, Rippey. Renaud. Roesky. Hughes. Franklin. Hyde. Trocinsky. FIFTH ROW: Weppler, Tremmel. Krogh. Mas- sonette. Tokheim. McCoy. Clark. Hoppe. Nimmeryood. Campbell. Shogren. Lee, Carton. Mauritson. FRONT ROW: Dynes. Allison, Baker. Loper, Long. Kolfenbach, Mrs. Nichol, Horton, Barnett. Warman, Jacobsen, L. Carlson, Runqulst, Farran. uiarter to four hou e in winter quarter tdent ana u)orntitor formal cnalrman. Millie Peterson, M. J. Pliipps and Jane Stanbeiiv emci- uiin Bob Johnson and Turk Hiester who just dropped haik for a look at their chapter house. Mary Lyon hall, (li idcd as other dormi- lorics. provided each group with its own head(jiiariers and houseinoiher. Student ad- i.sors gave what help they could under the unusual circinnstances. Not only social chairman of the dormi- tory, Midge Kolfenbach was one of the Ronib Beauty finalists and ser ed as chairman oi the combined dormitory Valentine dance at the Union. Helen Faulkenhainer was presi- dent of Science Women ' s Club. In campus lionoraries were Mary Williams, Phi U])si- lon Omicron, and Beth Reynolds, Sigma Alpha Iota. Mildred Krogh and Jean Re- naud v ' ere invited to the Omicron Nu tea honoring sophomores vith high scholastic ratings. As in all other dormitories, war stamps were sold veekly, gi ing the vomen an op- portiniity to do their part. TOP ROW: Flickinger. Nanninga. Curtis. Willson. Nelson. Peterson. Merritt. Rasul, Poland. Falkenhainer. Hunt. Kirchner. Fleminj. Elliott. Boo. SECOND ROW: Williams. Doolittle. Henderson. Larsen. Treganza. Lamborn. Rust. Costello. Oblinger. Ouea. Pratt. Kimbel. Green. THIRD ROW: Little. Mitchell. Agne. Arizona. Fuhrman. Goodwin. Raisty. Mercer. May. Egly. Parle. Randa. Hesselschwerdt. Helming. FOURTH ROW: Bickel. Lotspeich. Smitli. Phioos. Lukes. Voltz. Stanberry. Hall. French. Gies. Marshall. Hatch. Hakes. FIFTH ROW: Bryant. Lowe. Werner. Peterson. Smith. Knutson. Cropper. Graf. Lumpkin. Ruckman. Dove. Schucker. Wood. Rainaldi. FRONT ROW: Hornbuckle. Lord. Leathers. Handbury. Kelsey. Reynolds. Mrs. Leitch. Hansen. Hauck. Frederick. Newcomer. Giese. 163 i Une dUtinct ring, in the ear of Oak J4ali illon or to the hip oelly out rather tc No exception to the enimigTation, Oak Hall women moved from their spacious hall to H e houses in the fall cjiiarter, two ol which were boarding houses. At Christmas, ho ve ' er, they vere able to assemble in three residences. Doing their part to keep Dan Cupid oc- cupied, these women helped with three wed- dings dining the year. Not wanting the rest ot their social calendar to lose face, they planned that each residence in turn would entertain the other Oak Hall houses. These parties were in addition, of course, to the regidar openhotises and exchanges. Presiding over the dormitory that claimed Canteen chairmair Margaret McKeegan were Alene Norton, president; Jane Lindberg, vice-president; Bernice Shaldecker, secre- tary; Jean Olson, treasiuer and Bette Jean Otto, social chairman. I Mail from liome for Emmy Lou Hirschv as Lois Lawtoii and Bettc Otto lielp bring it in. TOP ROW: Madden. Hedlund, Clark. Goodson, Joslin, Voigtiander, Tolsdorf, Brunner. SECOND ROW: Koch, Rolfs, Kiiotts, Peterson. Inole. Luther, Blohni. Phelps. THIRD ROW: Anderson. Winn, O ' Connor. Held, Kriz. Wegner. Whitino. Lawton. FOURTH ROW: Petty, Vonderhaar. De Barlolo. Hegg. Ueltz, Stahl. Hall. FIFTH ROW: McQuown, Pence. Bloomfield. Clayton. Batcher. Hollingsworth. Shields. FRONT ROW: Lumberg. Christensen. Kopp. Mills, Sulli- van. Kruse, Farmer. )onten tkU y.ear wa not due to the car- me tnrlce- repeated peal o wedding belU. l.ivl siiaik lor Mai Lou 7.ei ;lei . Evelvn Bradlev. Ph llis Wci iier and Janet Hill. Just looking are Eileen Cooper, Iar Ellen Stahl. Maiv Lee Pence and Janet Cliristensen. II II ' • O ' ' W: Nicoll, Stilley. Blattner. Scarborough. Aulerich. Christensen. Thornton. Grundahl. Fredricksen. SECOND ROW: LJO-h rTfLLL Mohn. B. Olson. McMahon, Whetstone. Kirby. McClellan. Pearson. D. Stewart. THIRD ROW: Shupe. McCluer. Sullivan, v. i-   .. TM.i.1. snodgrass. Ambrose. Edmundson. Williams. Hirschy. Cole. FOURTH ROW: Bolen. Springer. Bradley. Hamilton. Kruse. Marsh. Hunter. Noel. Miller. FIFTH ROW: Pence. Taylor. Cocking. Hill. Potter. Oehlerking. Poulsen. B. Stewart. Carlin. FRONT ROW: Oe Bartolo. Erredge. Gifford. Lindberg. Schaldcker. Mrs. Sadler. Mrs. King, Norton. J. Olson. Otto. Keenan. 165 . iAAPAoaAn on n n a J obettA Jwall TOP ROW: Hall, Holland, Phyllis TJaden. Priscilla Tjaden, Larson. Sander. Meints. Golden. Barth, Ewoldt. B. Richards. Wetmore, Tibbetts. Smith. SECOND ROW: Lane, Lewis. Schaublin, De Wall, Warren, Hendrickson, Anders, O ' Connor, Prall, Bliese. McKean, Laursen, Lijht. THIRD ROW: Blake, Trafton, McCormick, Solfronk. Stockdale, Smoak, Lindsay, Fricke, Fenneman, May, Russell, Young, West. FOURTH ROW: A. Johnson. Lemen. Jewell. Burch, Stevesson, Bradshaw, Hallback, McCord, Herron, Grant, J. Johnson. Coon. FIFTH ROW: MacBain, Burton, Williams. Albert. Schipull. Woodrow. Herzberg. McBroom. Sullivan. Schaefer. Myatt. FRONT ROW: Kindred. Oelmann, Slick, Wallace, Mrs. Rottke, Mrs. Young, Stewart, Karlson, T. Richards, Such, Berger. 3nuUed to g.ive ome 2)o and Jbon t to the women wa Air . Paulu J ang e. Activity vomeii supreme came and went from Roberts Hall this year. President of her dormitory as well as Dormitory Council was Janet Stewart who was also initiated into Phi Upsilon and chosen as the most popidar junior girl, to reign as Junior Prom Ciirl. Helen Karlsan, vice-president; Tenny Richards, social chairman; and Celia Mc- Cool, secretary-treasurer vere the other offi- cers of the dormitory that recorded 1 ()() ' ( membership in divisional clubs, YWCA and Campus Canteen service. Another activity girls proudly hailed by Roberts Hall was senior Frances Madigan, editor of the Cireen Gander. Cioing to the other extreme, several Roberts Hall women participated on the Religious Emphasis Week committee. . happy pail— Jan Stew- art ami I niK- Rirlianls, 166 m So proudly, nailed hy. (f obert tkU year were junior Prom Qlrl and Qander editor. Rcallv at it arc Janice Hagic and Sauna Mc(;il rav. n OA lUP ROW: Dreesman. Allen. Hardy. Rohwer. Huber. Mills. E. Anderson. Fries. Schmidt. Millard. Auwaerter. Hess. Clark. Lieske. SECOND ROW: Esbeck. McGilvray. Dale. Martin. Battey. Christensen. Hoopcnjardner. Schlensig. Scrinsborn. Lang. Briohtwell. Sawyer. Johnston. THIRD ROW: Visser. V. Carlson Lee. Corbet. Day. Kelloog. Hook. McAuslan. Stodgell. Reisser. Taylor. Liwerta. Abbe. Stribe. FOURTH ROW: S. Birdsall. Stewart. B. Wilson. Longsdorff. Mahany. Young. Glover. Grask. Harris. Sorg. Giles. Zieman. Morf. FIFTH ROW: J. Carlson. E. Williams. D. Birdsall. Entz, Long. E. Wilson. Fox. J. Wil- liams. Smith. C. Carlson. Dayton. B. Anderson. Heyer. FRONT ROW: Snyder, Decker. Kettlesnn. Madigan. Skinner. Wellmerling. McKechnie. Mrs. McKee. McCool. Behan. Barrett. Gramlich. Merriam. 167 Juorntltor life In one of the paclou nalUj [re nmen women who were InHallea In three Portia Jackson places a platter. It ' s easy to tell where llic j ooil cards arc licrc as Lorraine C.iicrnse)r kihit cs on Margarel Mittcrliiii , Ketty Burns. Marj Costello anil Dot Isaacson. AA AOfiiP li elch Jrall TOP ROW: Cmfield. Noycs. Rima. Monfore. Nichols. Randolph. Frew, Dunagan. Brewer. Hawkins. Taylor. Freeman. SECOND ROW: Barolof, Michels. Lyon. Smith. Page. Myers. Perkins. J. Leithardt. Erickson. M. Leithardt. Sarchet. THIRD ROW: Anderson. Doooett. Quiner. Elkins. Enoclhert. Webb. Krikac. Peck. Sloan. Knudson. FOURTH ROW: Hansen. Fortner, Fcnske. Bass. Gould. Anderson, Tuttle, Parkison. Brindle. Hudek, FRONT ROW: Hilbero, Jenks. Adams, Mrs. Hoxie. Koster, Mrs. Majors, Frahm, Mrs. Anthony. Gallaher. Rowe. 168 d dormitory, court i unknown to tne e acated fraternity, nou e in the lall. Marv Former eii ;;ises in one of the more popnlar pastimes as Eleanor Koster drops in after honrs. Three fraternity houses, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Sigma Nu, and Acacia furnished the por- tals for incoming freshmen assigned to Welch Hall this fall. A fomth, Alpha Ciannna Rho, was added to the group Avinter (piarter. Aiding the freshmen in dieir new situa- tion Avere president. Jane Frahm: ice-presi- dent. Melena Adams: secretary. Ellen Rowe; treasiner. Betty Jenks: social chairman. lone Hilberg; and advisor-chief, Jinie Hiidek. These women vere assisted by an advisor staff of iipperclassmen who spent much of their time helping the new women become oriented to campus life. Devotional programs were a stimidating Aveekly part of this dormitory ' s program. Not to be oxerlooked Avere the abundance of exchanges and openhoiises staged by the women. TOP ROW: Manlhey. Merrill. Flack. Jordan, Bailey. Potter. Derryherry. Porth. Quinn. Bull. SECOND ROW: Weems. Shafer. MacLean. Fernow. Schoof. Young. Kolze. Stromquist. Nixson. Guthrie. THIRD ROW: Dugan. Heilig. Jackson. Salmon. Illsley, Mellott. Easterbrook. Byers. Johnson. Vohs. FOURTH ROW: Roth. Magill, Heins. Bates. Otto. Dickson. May. Lisherncss. Harter. Clark. FIFTH ROW: Grimes. Cash. Pickford. Thomas. Imes. Nordaker. Crombie. Leisure. Dreier. Sebo. FRONT ROW: Krink. Barber. Markey. Anderson. Mott. Westphal. Cromar, Saunders. Laux. Sarchet. m, ,f % lA omen from 15 tate make up tki dormitory, that moved out for navy lyer . Presidencies were in style in Barton Hall this year. Dorothy King poimded the gavel ol the Science Women ' s Chib while Betty Jo Wadsley presided over the Iowa State Symphony Orchestra. Dorothy Arm was a member of Cardinal Ciuild. Student Union Board and C hi Delta Phi as well as being acti e in her science divisional clubs. Faii- niel Campbell was treasm ' er of the Women ' s 1 Fraternity. Managing to coiueal one small ainichair are Boh Dcckci , Elea- nor Ankenev, I.ucille (icmicli. Kevin C ' loulev anil Ray . ndeL son. , ' rcliie I ' aterson sends a little .solid jive for Barton Hall uoinen and (latcs. (Barton J4all TOP ROW: L. Grotenhouse. Kefgen. Staskus. J. Smith. Turner. Kaack. 0. King. Lees. Baxter. B. Johnson. Berg. Humble. Frink. Ewing, Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Albcrs. E. Grotenhouse. Lycfon. Lewis. Patrick. Schroeder. V. King. Trainum. Ryall. Gugeler. Westerlicld. Tuttle. Koch. Littlctield, Campbell. THIRD ROW: Conner, J. Kennedy. Damhoff. Moehling. Rickert. Thompson. Kitley. Chindlund. Ward. Saha. Breaw. M. Johnson. Kibbic. Browne. Arm. FOURTH ROW: McCauslin. Stout. Amadon. Joyce, McClure. Meyer. Ortgies. Garmoc. Luther. Vatcher. Sowder. B. Smith. Ankeney. FIFTH ROW: B. Ken- nedy. Adams. Coffin. Dunn. Wagner. Shawler. Wiernsberger. Taylor. Twichell. Klousla. Fitzpatrick. Stieglitz. Jack. Tharp. FRONT ROW: Rogers, Clark, Faulkner, Hayes, Mrs. McKay. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Penguite. Voris. Wadsley. Schneiter, Sneckenberger. Z)ke e are our Qreek women . . . Once tnei had to be able to tell fraternity, pin Iront a dUtance o 50 eety but now they, can pot the mail- man two blocks away and around the corner. Setting, out to back divUional club in a big wagy tni ororitg emerged with total mentber nip in tno e organization . i :W ppipiH n ■ Jil ' 17 Pi 2125 Greeley With life-size portraits of angels, and blue and white streamers, Alpha Delta girls cre- ated a mystical atmosphere for their winter formal, January 8. Recorded music was used for the dance which along with the formal held in spring quarter served as the higli- light of the busy social season. With one-hiuidred percent membership in Home Ec Cltib, Science Women ' s Club and YWCA, ADPis were at hand to ha e a say-so in college affairs. Eleanor Tinslev helped with her divisional dance, the Home Ec Ball, while scientific Mary Shreffler par- ticipated in the activities of Science Coimcil, Science Women ' s Cltib and YWCA. Peppy Dorothy Stiles was known all o ' er the cam- pus for her cheerleading at athletic contests. She vas also ice-president of the Twisters, women ' s pep organization. c4lpna Jbelta P ' l TOP ROW: Mavcr. Clinc. Robero. Pratt, Reese. Tinsley. Vial. SECOND ROW: Shellito. M. FUinagari. B. Flaiiaiian, Oliver. Leijan. Baker. Slaker. THIRD ROW: Clayton. Grubb, Stevenson. Sloan. Herbert. Shreffler, Robb. FOURTH ROW: Carson. Male. Kratt. R. Flanaoan. Frank. Hertz. McLean, FRONT ROW: Ellison. Larsen. Stiles. Mrs. Hansen. Watson. Eck. 172 Playing a leading role in the Iowa State Players ' fall i rodiiction Personal Ajipear- ante ' was Alpha Delta Pi Elaine Prank. His- torian for that dramatic organization is Eleanor Tinsley and associate members working for the points to become fidl- lledged actives are Shirley Clayton and Mildred Leigan. ADPis are proud of their president, Lu- cille Watson, who is |)resident of the Wo- men ' s Panhellenic C oiuicil and a member of Psi Chi. She also helps to guide the Newman Club, Catholic yoinig people ' s group, by ser ing on the board of goxernors and as pro ince treasiner for the organization. Another of the sisters, Jenny Carson, played in the Symphony Orchestra. Mrs. R. C. Han- sen, formerly Delta Tau Delta residence di- rector, vas the motiier away from home for the ADPis this year, graciously presiding o er dinners, spreads, teas and informal par- ties held in the chapter house. i?i Just a tack here and a tuck tlicie— all on noii-es.sciuial materials, too. Okay, okay, ue ' ll s ?t the (ire going. .Mari- lyn Hertz and Mary ShrelTler push with the pokers. 173 i J ig.nt in tep wltU open for the 1943 the fraternity iaed 21 18 Sunset Getting out of town are Marv Jo Fianey. Wilctta Townlev and Mary Ann Bootli. I,o ely flowers, aren ' t they? The girls, for those of you who don ' t get around, are Wiletta Townley. Laurene Jolmson and Marilyn Williams. We had a riot of fun, laughed the Alpha Gams about the times they had this summer when they alone of the sororities kept their house open, doing everything from cooking to mowing the yard (with the capable help of the Sigma Nus) . Under the hand of Helen Woodburn, campaign manager, Alpha Gams sold 1401 Christmas i.ssues of the Green Gander to capture an option on the war bond prize for highest pre-sales of the magazine. The smooth times of Carl Bean and his orchestra set the pace for members and dates at their fall formal in the South Ballroom of the Union. Central decoration was a model of the chapter house set in a snow scene against blue cellophane, silver stars and fall- ing snow. 174 [he enierg.ency.y cAlpha Qam kept their nou e le ion ana Introaucea to ororitif circle i f functioning. Summer ai well ai winter. ▲ Full of pep and vitality characteristic of the Twisters, Ann Dandridge wielded the ga el for that group. W iletta Townley ' s musical talent as a violinist gained for her the pin of Sigma Alpha Iota, while Jane Rice was chosen for membership into Chi Delta Phi. Marilyn W illiams was a member of Dance Club and Virginia Smith acted as sales manager of the Bomb. Both girls were members of the Bomb Publication Board. Campaign manager of the representative party during the political struggle this year was Sally Ro- ' lands. Mary Jo Franey was a member of Psi Chi and Shirley Girton held memberships in Omicron Nu and Phi Kappa Phi. The chapter sent Marilyn Williams and Jema A akian as delegates to the Alpha Gamma Delta stnnmer camp for under- pri ileged children. r f- o n n rv f o i, (Alpha yanttna Jbelta Ju. TOP ROW: Stewart. Perrine. King. St. Clair. Stelling. Woodburn. Ncuberger. Clause. Terra!. SECOND ROW: Ackerly. Anderson, Moberj. Schild. Rogers. Renner. M. Girton, Smith. THIRD ROW: Lloyd. Gaessler. Booth, Snyder, Wensing, Dandridge, Baker, Graf, Wilson. FRONT ROW: Rice, Miller, Williams, Mrs. F osmark, Franey. Townley. Gustafson. S. Girton. 175 Sn the lead Chi Umeff.a pledg e were the [Ir t to entertain at annual pleag e tea which hig.hLig.ht winter q uarter. 227 Grnv Twenty-se ' en ne v pledges put C ' hi Omega in the lead of the whirhvind rtishing season of fall, 1943. Their outstanding fall party was a tea dance done smartly in black and siher by Florence Stallman, chairman. Guests were invited to the chapter house and dancing vas to records. Gray-eyed Jane Alexander from o er Ghi O way was chosen one of the finalists in the Bomb Beauty election by the students. Claiming their share of the presidencies, Chi Os boasted Shirley Schraub. president of Health Coimcil, Representati e Party and Foods and Nutrition Club: Annabelle Hershey, president of Applied Art Club; Margaret Honnold, Education Club and liessie Hansen, Child Development Club. Annabelle Hershey also acted as chairman of the War-Fair, 1943 xersion of Veishea vhile Margaret Hauck was open-house chairman. Cni Ome a TOP ROW: Ratli. Alexander. Allgaier. Bjork. Baker. Stallman. Beckmann. Marquis. SECOND ROW: Honnold. PetersEii. Dallas, Scliraub, Henkle. Paulu. Francis. THIRD ROW: Soarlata. Breckenridge, Rinijoen. Jones. Baumuarther. Schlueter. Cameron. FOURTH ROW: Brandt. Larson. Stewart. Willis. Myers. Nider. Sybilrud. FRONT ROW: Loiian. Hershey. Collins. Mrs. Dunham. Hardl. Hauck. Madsen. 176 All this and four aces, too, for jane Alexander. Alice Brandt, Barbara Dallas and Florence Slallman. Popular person, the inalemau. c4ppolnted to the Lng lneery JifiU Stewart wa Second woman manag ing. editor. Also ser ' ing on the commiuee for the War-Fair were Shirley Schraub, head of war stamp sales, and Barbara Sgarlata, art pub- licity chairman. Phyllis Kliismann stood high in the journalistic field with the posi- tion of business manager of the Honieniaker. Harriet Breckenridge vas treasurer. On the editorial board of Sketch maga- zine were as.sociate editor Jeanne Myers and art editor Barb Sgarlata, Added to the roles of camptis honoraries vere Margaret Hauck, Phi Kappa Phi; Bessie Hansen, Omi- cron Nii; Shirley Schraidj, Bessie Hansen, Barb Sgarlata and Jean Ringoen, Phi U; Bessie Hansen, Psi Chi: Barb Sgarlata. Chi Delta Phi and Margaret Honnold, Sigma Alpha Iota, Officers for the sorority were Jean Ringoen, president: Margaret Hon- nold, ice-prcsident: Harriet Breckenridge, secretary and Irene Paidii, treasincr. Second woman to hold the position, Lois Stewart was made managing editor of the Engineer. Other activity gals were Marion Willis, YWCA ' ice-president, Florence Madsen, Child D. Club secretary, Alice Brandt, Student Poll co-chairman and Mary Logan, Naiads ice-president. Uurnlng. their chap lorntaly thU Aororlt iJ li CcAy Selena Gay today are Betty Bailey, Nelva Jean Nouers and Cory dejong. 302 Ash Siriclly knittin ' are Helen Whitmcr, Letlia Ronneberg and Jane Crossan. Evergreen garlands, frosted windows, sparkling icicles and mistletoe backgi-ound- ed the Holiday Inn staged by the Tri- Delts for their winter formal held in the chapter house. Dessert was served by candle- light. Playing the dual role of president of her sorority and Mortar Board for the past year was Tri-Delt Jean Guy, also a member of Phi U. Busy Barbara Miles vas Home Ec Club representative to Cardinal Guild and answered roll in Phi U. Mortar Board Pat Barbre ser ed on the Union Board and was initiated into Delta Phi Delta. Musically in- clined were Sigma Alpha Iota members Lois Dougan, Rita Compton and Vicky McKib- ben. Vicky, chosen oiustanding junior Home Ec student, received a Danforth scholarship as did Home Ec sophomore Neha Jean Nowers. 178 n ter nou e into a Jrolida 3nn for their clalntea the pre iaent of Aiortar Jjoardy Council ana cnairman of the J4oHe Corp . ■  •♦ A Taking time out Avinter qtiarter, scholar- ship winner Ellen Seidell attended the Merrill-Pahner school in Detroit, Michigan, while actress Lila Mae Hiinimel played the leading role in the Tail prodiK tion, Personal Appearance. Publications work claimed the time of Margaret Ralston, managing editor of the Daily Student, Grace Brown, asso- ciate editor of the Hortiemaker, and Victoria McKibben who did editorial work on the Bomb and Honiemdkcr as well as attending meetings of Chi Delta Phi, Phi U and Stu- dent Publication Board. Also a Phi U, Cor- nelia de Jong - vas elected YWCA president and served on Home Ec Coimcil. Beverly West was chairman of Joint Social Cotmcil and in charge of the Hostess Corps, newly organized last winter. Janet Clyde wielded the gavel for the Science Council. elta Ibelta Juelta TOP ROW: Sieg. McKibben. Clyde. Seidell. Bailey. Buffingtoii. Hummel. Williams. SECOND ROW: Youngbladc. Beaty. Gregg. Whitmer, O ' Neil. Brown. Barbre. Aldrich. THIRD ROW: Reeve. Ander- son. Powers. Dougan. M. James. Nowers. Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Lanioureaux. Cannon. Protzman, E. James. Waterman. Ronneberg. Raeder. FRONT ROW: Jennings. Crossan. Mrs. Wilmarth, Guy, de Jong, Nelson, Miles. 179 Striking, out on onte new Social tangents elta Zeta nela a date theater partg ana Sunday. upperA for campus servicemen. 2 13S Sunset Something ne v in the ' ay of sorority social life was dreamed up by the Delta Zetas when they held their date theater party. Follo ving the cinema the girls and their es- corts adjotnned to the chapter house, tinned into a winter lodge, for a fireside. Expanding on the formal system of open houses held by all sororities in the fall, the Delta Zetas en- tertained ser icemen once a month on .Sim- day evening for supper and an evening at bridge or games. The DZs also entertained all other sororities at a bridge party in Janu- ary. Hearts and lace presided oxer the tradi- tional Valentine tea dance held on the Satur- day preceding the celebrated day. Delta Zeta entered an ensemble in the annual Sor-Dor Sing in the spring. Several musicians in the house — Coral Hansen Jaccjueline Ramseyer and Betty Severeid have been recognized xvith membership in Sigma Alpha Iota. i jt j?© J elta Z,eta TOP ROW: Klein. Hoppe, Ousdahl. Barrett. Kimberley. Day, Luett. Stickles. Southworth. Conklin. SECOND ROW: Feik. Gilchrist. Fuhrmeister. Hird, Hayward, Garrett. Homuth, Gorin. Hood. Carver. THIRD ROW: Posakony. Valmore. Tidrick. Severeid. Kiesel. Sarocnt. Paje, Bennett, Lemen. FOURTH ROW: Steinbercj. Runquist, Jeffers, Ramseyer, Heinncli. Langren. McAuslan, Hansen, James, FRONT ROW: McCracken. Leafstone. Landoraf, McGuire. Mrs. Weber, Jerstad. Burns, Volk, Hauswirth. 180 Boasting lour members of Home Ec C ' oun- cil. Delta Zeta claimed Kathleen Posakony, setretary. Patricia Ciilchrist. treasiner, Bar- bara Burns, and Elaine McCracken. Pal Ciikhrisls other acii ities included the jobs of circulation manager lor liie lomriiutker, assistant business manager of Sketch and mendjcrshii) in Chi Delta Phi. Holding |)la(es of leadershijj in college defense ac- lixiiies were war council members Barbara Hird. poster chairman. Virginia Lcafstone, secretary, and I ' ndine Soiithworth, chair- man of ( onserxation anil Reclamation Com- mittee. Mary Jerstad. chairman of the Ap- plied An Vei shea open-house last year is now president of Delta Phi Delta. Handling money for student organizations are Marian Hop])e. treasurer of Health Council, Janel Eemen, assistant treasurer of the Boiiih, and Suzanne Hay ' arcl, V. .A. treasurer. Strutting down the football Held iili the marching band dining fall maneuvers was Marv Lou Louelt. What more coiiUl iii .isk ihaii lliesc four j lovelv smiles on C:hailene Smith. Barbara Stickles. Eleanor Heinrich and Dorothy C:ar- ver? Jiist lookin;.;. thanks, sa s I ' eg Hc 5j; as Bell l.anilnraf. Slarilvn CJiisdahl. Kunicc Hoiniilh and Catherine Michels roll up the rug. w J4omecontinff, weekend wa a clean weep o they, claimed the queen the trophy o pajama relay team and appeared with thelt 318 Pearson Dazzling red, blue and silver fashioned into the setting for a French night cltib fur- nished the background for the fall Gamma Phi Beta formal, held at the chapter house. Two times a queen, Gamma Phi Liz Ann Biuler reigned over Homecoming weekend in the fall and over the Prep-Soph Ball which was headed by co-chairman Denny Brims. Homecoming exenis brought the Gamma Phis a trophy won for them by a team of men who participated in the annual pajama race. Mortar Board claimed Mary Jane Drake, president of Home Ec Club and Marabeth Paddock, editor of the Home- maker. Other BWOCs included president of WAA, Jeane Gross, who was also co-chair- man of the Junior Prom, and Eleanor Con- nolly, Naiad Club president. Norma Bauer received the Phi Kappa Phi a vard for the highest grades in her sophomore class. Qantnta Phi (Beta TOP ROW: Cassady. Booth, Hein. B. Matson. Stow. Paddock. Haltenhoff. Drake. SECOND ROW: Pat Anderson. Wilson. M. Connolly. Mewhirter. Burkhart, Dale. Bossen. Gross. THIRD ROW: Burgi. Dudgeon. McHenry. Bruns, Butler. Carter. Phelps. Hayes. Reckert. FOURTH ROW: Smedal, Tackaberry. Norman, Miller. Williams. Critchlield. Jensen. Seabury, O ' Brien. FIFTH ROW: Agor. Garrison. Wiegman. Snyder, McDonald. Hughes. Kjorvestad. Scott. Phyllis Anderson. FRONT ROW: Little. Oleson. Bauer. E. Con- nolly. Mrs. Sigmond, Wagner. S. Matson. Whelan. 182 I I ike Qamma PnU when pon oring. the winning. ierHon o Jjittle J leLL I Heading piiblicalion of ihe 1944 Bomb were editor Eileen Dudgeon and associate editor Margaret Me vhirter. Margaret was also secretary of the Iowa State Players, a member of Home Ec Council and Phi U. Eileen, a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, C hi Now we know wluil happens lo those letters for her e es alone. Bobbie Malson healing out booj;ie like Basie as Margaret Mewhirter. Pat Anderson and Mary Jane Diake watch. Delta Phi, and Writers ' Round Table, and Gamma Phi prexy Betsy Little were Junior Prom Girl candidates and members of Phi U. Betsy was Women ' s Panhcllcnic repre- sentative to the Cardinal Citiild. Patricia Sto v, winner of a Danforth fellowship, car- ried out the ideals of leadership taught her at Camp Miniwanca as a member of Home Ec Coimcil and sophomore advisor to the Freshman Home Ec Club. On the editorial staff of the campus humor magazine were Norma Dale and Elizabeth Bossen while Annette Smedal was index editor of the Bottih. Working in college politics was the secretary of the Third Political Party, Mary Bmgi. A 183 Une Jb had to the trophies thai week to pur tnent ilOli Sunset P ' iflccM Miiiuitcs iMi ' l Ml kmi; when i)ii li,i. Conine Sniiili nnd Ma ine M.ill(ir% for dale! Jhn l ' le ;nul Roger Bransieuer decide. ' I liese li e lovelies are Jean Moore Elk Miiilicll, C;arol n Guard, Mary Jane Rji • md Dot Wall. A(li ily girls galore came and wciu Iroin ilic Kl) house liiis year. Moriar board Ver- (Icne Boyken was business manager of ihe Boinh while Mary }ane Rice was president ol the Iowa Home Kconomics Sludeni C]lul)s. Dorothy Wall, .society editor ol the Slitdciil , •as a memljer ol Iheta Sigma Phi, and Cor- rine Smith was business manager ol lite .S7( - denl as well as a member of the Union lioard. Roll call in Phi U included KDs Verdene Boyken, (lorrine Smith, Marv jane Rice and Kli abeth Watt. On Home Ec ( oimcil were Elizabeth Watt and Mary Jane Rice. Marv Triller and Bobby Jo Rces worked in the Iheater Workshop while Ellen Mitchell and Nam y Jaeger were mem- bers of the Bomb and Student Publication Boards respectively. Marjorie Jayne was cir- cidation manager of the Green (Waxier while Maxine Mallory was majorellc in the band. 184 L.. nlarg.e their trophy, ca e to accommodate trrlvea from the national o ice during, ru h o pin the g.reen and white on 26 neophytes. Adding to the luror of rush veek tor ihc Kappa Deltas this fall was the arrival of tro- phies from the national oHice for making the greatest impro emenl and for contributing the most to the national chapter house fmid. Still another addition was the award pre- sented by Eta Province for the greatest cid- tiiral impro ement. Rtish week was climaxed by the pledging of 26 peppy neophytes, and then began the roimd of fall parties vhich included a series of after-game openhoiises held in the ne vly decorated Mexican recreation room. . s vift change of scenes took place one week when the smooth scenerios for the Snow Ball fall formal were replaced by rustic settings for the pledge barn dance December 4. Kappa elta TOP ROW: Rice. A. Williams. Jayne. Jansen. Hvldston. Bacon. E. Watt. Jaeger. G. Keister, Johnson. Schucrmeycr. SECOND ROW: Mallory. Tietz. Finkbine. E. Todd, Hardy. Heckert. Maher. Richmond. Kees. Matson. Moseley. THIRD ROW: Smith. Goepfert. Mitchell. Adams. M. Williams. Guard. Read. Paulson. Twooood. G. R. Keister. Howell. FOURTH ROW: Vorse. Moore. Stouter. Earhart. Ewing. 0. Todd. Willrett. Drown. Reeves. McPherson. FRONT ROW: Yarwood, Gibson. Triller. D. Watt. Mrs. Mulcahy. Ashby. Cunningham. Boyken. Berta. March. 185 Une Pi PnU really, nad to g,et up heiore the campus and ell Qreen Qanaer to er in order to win the traveling, trophy three ir _, ' _ m. Q n 1 l M , L t ] flJ! L L L t l fai fi 208 Ash Salesmen par excellence the Pi Phis brought home for ihe third lime in succes- sion the Green Gander award for top sales. Speaking of jotu ' nalism, the Pi Phis also claim Honiemaker editor Betty Monroe and associate editor Joyce Ciirley. First date on the fall social calendar for the Pi Phis was an informal blue jeans and plaid shirt Halloween party gi en by the pledge class for actives and their dates. Dur- ing fall qtiarter the sisters played hostess to other sororities at a series of informal choco- late hours. Glamour point of the year Avas the swish Starlight Symphony held in January. A royal blue backdrop glittered vilh siher stars sparkling in candlelight to set the scene for a smooth formal held in the chapter house. A ft n A pi Seta Pki TOP ROW: Zimmerman. Joan Clovis. Emrick. Lindstrom. Fryer, Lush, Daley. Keenan. Judith Clovis. Friley. SECOND ROW: Miller. Taff. Rowe. Galligan. Nichols. E. Evans. Cooper. Curley. Yoder. Mann. THIRD ROW: McGuckin. Stuart. Smith. Marshall. Cramer. Reichstein. Johnston. Calhoun. Schoppe. FOURTH ROW: Carrick. Spooner. Fredericks. Wheeler. Bressman. Pooley. Swoboda. Barry, Tucker. FIFTH ROW: Maxson, Kerekes. Lucas. Fletcher. Hammerschmidt. Morse, Kurtz. Hornaday. Kerrigan. FRONT ROW: L. Evans. Wallace. Yountj. Mrs. Graham. Clarke. Caslavka. Robertson. Diggs. 186 L Ireak aH to g et onto Xicenten in enow line inte in ucce ion. Counting its share of women in activities Pi Beta Phi claimed Julie Johnston as a member of Delta Phi Delta, Phi Kappa Phi and Omicron Nu. Grace Miller and Betty Iverson Monroe were also members of Delta Phi Delta. Activity-minded Pat Galligan wielded the gavel for Phi U and W omen ' s I Fraternity and was secretary for Cardinal Guild. Pat, Charlotte Stuart and Joyce Curley were chosen for Phi U. Trymby Calhoim took literary honors in Chi Delta Phi and 1 heia Sigma Phi and was on Cardinal Guild. Trymby and Pat Galli- gan were tapped for Mortar Board in the spring. Nicky Lindstrom was senior editor for the Bomb while Janet Yoder was elected to the Union Board. Not even a glass of water for Shirl Nichols Jean Evans. Norma Young. Barl) Cooper and iloris Hihbs. Solid comfort by Rosemary Tucker, Ann Ker- rigan, Liz Evans and Mary Jean Cramer. Pair-a-Mice 3nn Jipung.e wa tkk the Phi Kappa 223 Gray Doing it up a la Juliette are Peggy Rcithardt. Alice Ryder, Margaret Carrol and Violet Thierman. Harriet Rowse, Mary Jean Uecke. Vir- ginia Tanner, Eleanor Harpster and Vir- ginia Davis are dreaming of those fireside chats B.M.S. (before man shortage) . Sigma Kappas have captured honors in all types of campus activities this year. The Phi Kappa Phi award for outstanding scholarship was presented to Janet Crosby at the Fall Honor ' s Day Convocation. Janet also re- ceived both the Science Women ' s Award and the Wellsley Scholarship. Initiated into Psi Chi, national psychology honorary, was Alice Ryder who also serves as secretary of Joint Social Council. Mary Jean Uecke served the women ' s riding club. Bit and Spur, as vice-president this year Avhile another top girl, Frances Lockwood, led the activities of the Child Development Club. Frances is also active on Health Coimcil as are Betty Bielenberg and Virginia Davis. Singing with Women ' s Glee Club on their programs and concerts are Janice Vohs, Margery Lisherness and Mary Schmidt. 188 ontplete witn the Pink Llepnant Coketail letting, for tne dance Oftne nou e that claimed hi winner and Child 3) Club prendent. SIHa. Noisemakers, Jack-O-Lanterns and corn- stalks pro ' ided a realistic setting for the Sigma Kappa Hallo veen fireside, but the highlight of their social year was the annual house formal. For this event the sorority house was turned into the Pair-a-Dice Inn. With the living room as the ballroom and the dining room as the Pink Elephant Coke- tail Loinige, the party was a big success. Each Sigma Kappa is doing her part in furnishing servicemen with reading material through USO scrapbooks and magazine sub- scriptions. Contributions to their National Philanthropy, the Maine Seacoast Mission, which cares for the needy along the New England coastline are being shipped con- stantly. n A n f © Sl nta Ktippd TOP ROW: Potts. Edmonston. Crosby. Carroll, Schmidt, Randolph, Strowd. SECOND ROW: Harpster, Reichardt. Ekberg. Vohs. Doran. Petersen. Ryder. THIRD ROW: Baker, Davis, Thierman, Diekman, Laux, Lisherness, Camenisch. FOURTH ROW: Hornbuckle. Myatt. Kunkel. Rowse. Wilson, Fidler, Tanner. FRONT ROW: Castle. Bielenberg. Hawgood. Miss Dyer. Uecke, Hayward. 189 c4 ckang e of name waA the big. event in the annals Oftne town women but they. aUo managed exchanged and a Spring formal. Uau yt antnta Ivon Teeter presiding. Town women relax in I ' nion before a weekly mccLing. TOP ROW: Hubbard. Stevenson, Roberg, Thomp- son. Buscti. Midgorden. Blachley. Coleman, Jami- son, Sleichter. SECOND ROW: Rothacker, Dicker- son. Haight, Lee, Christensen, Lewis, Veline, Cox, E. Bradish, THIRD ROW: Samuelson, C, Thomas, Clauson, Calvin, Wortmah, Edenburn, M, Thomas, Westlic, Swanson. FOURTH ROW: Byrnes, M, Bradish, Nelson, Hamilton, Lowman, Wilson. Bell, Smith. FIFTH ROW: Fuller, Kulow, Jackson, D. Bradish, Meek, Miller, Thornton, Westcot. SIXTH ROW: Houser, Utter, Uhl, Hart, Teeter, Brown, Johnson, Christensen, Pre entin our campus whittle g irU . . . Sonn iJuft cno e the (Bonth (Beauties while the ueen were delected oi all campus vote a the cream oi the crop. M.hi ane c4lexander Chi Omega lii Luzabeth Lvani Pi Beta Phi .yfifii Midg e Kolienoach Mary Lyon Hall : c - m M.Ua J ae Pollock Elm Hall X:X; MISS I-.I.I AIU-. I H SI F.I. I. INC. MISS NORMA (OI ' I ' Ol k c4t le t are four (Bonn almost won — ana wf nave nth ea it far. Of pu {fueen y chosen t MISS CAROLYN CARLSON peauty. candidates tkat fan t See now they, could ne riynt are our cant- feiyn over oly affairs. I ' eppy. cute, darling oi just pietly— take yoiu pick to lit Li , Ann Butler. Honieconiing I ' ep Queen. And i)n the lighter side we ha e Jackie Howell intiodiicin.n the seventeenth Bomh Beauty nominee — like the nineteenth hole. you know. t)ot Isaacson. 1943 Veishea Queen of Queens, receives one of her many tokens from the hand of Bob Brinkman. Presenting lovely Dot Walker, Engineers ' Ladv. on the arms of Knights of St. Patrick Howard Tippee and Stan Little. Tjlte e are the fraternity men ukey are experts on three ubjectA — placed to eaty placed to live ana where 3 tana with my J . u). Jj. local draft board. deciding, to abandon pledg.ing.y member oi tnU iraternlty. kept tneir kou e until fall to accommodate the remaining, men. iS 405 Hayward Delta Chis were forced to gi e up their place as an active fraternity on campus last spring vhen the end of ■winter quarter sa v 25 members lea ing school for the armed ser ' ices. No rushing was carried on, but the house stayed open until last fall. Delta Chi men continued their round of activities, however, with Duane Dankel bringing home the Big Six two-mile champ- ionship after a track meet at Lincoln, Ne- braska last spring. While in school. Selmer Hodne was on the arsity track squad. 3)eUa Clii TOP ROW: Anderson. Fellows. Sadler. Kaltoft. SECOND ROW: Wadlcish. Mittelsted. Simonsen. Rankin Palmer. FRONT ROW: Bales, May. Hodne. Mrs. Schwendener. Tanalski, Naranjo. 199 (Banning, formal a - falr for the Spring quartet c4cacia neld picnic In teady complete with hot aog. and ba ebalL Harry Zimmerman. chapter president, chats with house- mother Mrs. Dinsmore. f-jm : Keeping things in trim arc Harry Zimmerman aiul I-.d Drdla. With a decision en- tirely in accord with full Avar effort, this frater- nity banned formal af- fairs from their spring social program. But Acacia had great times at the picnics that re- placed the dances, and the money that was sa ed was put into s ' ar bonds in the name of the organization. The college arbore- tiun was the scene of the last date affair of the year when the fellows and their dates mixed hotdogs with baseball at a picnic. 200 k Hard at it is Allen Millti. By summer only six men were left in the chapter house, but they kept it open, spend- ing their spare time doing landscaping about the yard — an improvement which is now enjoyed by Iowa State women who live at the house. Picking out the good ones are Marvin Egerdal, Dwight Feldman and Ed Drdla. 142Ci.i Acacias ga e the vhole campus a chance to sock Mussolini, Hitler and Tojo last Veishea. Their booth at the War-Fair was a bean bag throw and the targets were our fa ' orite enemies. Nearly $50 in Avar sa ' ings stamps Avere sold to students stopping at the concession. Alumnus of the fraternity, Kenneth Oak- leaf, president of Alpha Zeta while here in school, is now a conunissioned officer in the navy. Jim Kimmesh, former president of Psi Chi, is now in the United States Army. President of the Acacias this past year was Harry Zimmerman. 201 Standing local [rater to injure a Paul Liiidahl chats with a fellow Adelante as Chester Barker and North Griswold entertain dates after dinner. 301 Welch Becky Greeley alih assisis Paul I.indahl in put- lirip; the pressure on Chester Barker and Bol) Geist. Lone representatives of Iowa State ' s local fraternities, Adelante men went through this year like all the other fraternities — without a house. Even without tiieir beauti- ful Welch Strcei dwelling place, however, they .saw to it lliat their traditions survived to be used by men returning after this second war of their time. 202 nf lone now a representative of the 3owa State xitleSy c4aelante even aid a little running, irnt looting for future fraternity, plan . I No lime like the prcsciU. One of the consmictive aspects of war. Follo ' iving in the footsteps of campus aliinini vho ha e left their names in campus acti iiies, Adelantes here in 11)43-44 rose to the top in both divisional and extra-curricu- lar activities. Earl Hansen, president of the Forestry Club, and Ward Linder vere both well-kno vn among their contemporaries. Rushing incoming freshman on a small scale, the fraternity added several neophytes to its membership to compensate for men lea ' ing for military service. Counting an especially large number of men in the Army Air Corps, Adelantes look for inspiration to former brother Jack Ester, ' 38, who died in a plane crash vhile on combat duty. , gold star in the Memorial Union ' s Gold Star Hall now dedicates this man ' s life to his country. 203 Cnerg.eticc4lpka CkiJ no rented a chapter hou ey carried on Summer running, and held lirende y excnang e and erenade . 303 Welch Something no ' el in the way of war-time cooperation was thought tip by members of Alpha Chi Rho, vho helped alleviate the waiter shortage in women ' s houses the past year. Eighty per cent of tlie fello ' s were working for their meals in sororities and dormitories dinung the year. The brothers rented a house Avest of the campus after giving uj) their regular home, and carried on a social program that vas almost pre - ' ar in style. Practically forgotten campus entertainment — exchanges and fra- ternity firesides -were the rule rather than the exception for them. At Hallo veen, Alpha Chi Rhos joined forces with several other fraternities, like- wise depleted in membership, and held an exchange party with Birch Hall women. The men did the decorating and furnished refreshments for the affair. cAlpha Cnl J no TOP ROW: Moody. Dunham, Thrane. Toenjes. Hensliaw. Hajie. SECOND ROW: Dormandy. Huo. Miller, Morris, Mullenoer, FRONT ROW: Gilbert, Goss, Mrs, Forman, Stack, Hanson, Cornino, 204 ■p A summer rushing progiam kept Al|)lia Chi Rho a going concern. The men during this session celebrated the Foin-th of July with a chicken fry, a big date affair held at a faculty home. Later in the summer a chicken-watermelon feed was held at the golf com ' se. Brought to action by their energetic song director, the fraternity ' s men serenaded campus women three limes during the year. Tail Beta Pis among the fraternity mem- bers were Dick Dunham and LeRoy Thom- sen. Dunham was also initiated into hono- raries Phi Mu Alpha and Eta Kappa Nu. President of Eta Kappa Nu was Keith Mul- lenger, vho was also chief executive for this social fraternity and the head student an- nouncer at radio station WOI. Bob Corning was elected president of Phi Mu Alpha. Summertime participation in softball in- cluded the entire Alpha Chi Rho member- ship. In the Avinter the fellows organized an interfraternily ping-pong tournament to compensate for lack of other interfraternily competition. I.ociilini; hnillicis () ersL-as arc Dallas Han- sliaw. I)a iil I ocnjcs anil two Alpha Chi Rho l)ioilicis. Boll C oinhi ' manages a pleasant look for I he camera. 205 Vet division o prominent on the ' -mm,ivm l liUl Giav cls I5()l) Niiiis ami Kcilli Do le aiguejj a point in anatonn. perhaps? All wearin; ihc popular khaki of the} season. AGRs Joe AUiiechl. I ' hil EUircdge,! and Harold Hedhnid watch Jim Barriiig-f Ion. Harr McC.rccih. Max Harrv andll Ro aI Klofanda relax in a i;ainc of foot ' H hall. With the number of stars on its service Hag reaching a high point of 103, Alpha Gamma Rho has slowly become a part of Uncle Sam ' s armed forces. Informal get-to- gethers with president Harry McCreedy pre- siding have supplanted regidar house meet- ings since June. When the veterinary branch of the ASTP took over ihe AGR house last JiHie, seventeen of the men remained in tlit house. Spring quarter saw the ACiRs involved in a steak fry Avith -what vas left of pre- rationing steaks. The J ' eterirunx Sludeiil had on its staff many Alpha Gamma Rhos including editor Joe Albrecht, make-up editor Bob Nims, assistant make-up editor Royal Klofanda. assistant proofreader Harold Hedhnid and Harry McCreedy, a member of the publica- tion board. 206 teen men in their chapter hou e when the the c4§ijP took it overy c4yJ ooa tea men Vet Student ana ai company, leader . In intramurals AGRs were winners of the Class C Softball championship and placed first in the mile medley relay team dining the fraternity track meet. Activity man on the campus was Bob Pierson, president of the Union Board. Cardinal Kcv man. manager of the football team, general chairman of the sunnner cpiar- ter Twilight Prom, and general chairman of the Vet Formal in December, with Max Harry ser ing as chairman of decorations. Important in ASTP Avork were Jim Bar- rington. company cadet captain, Bob Hoyt, platoon supply oHicer, and Bob Nims, com- pany cadet executive officer. Bob Hoyt and Jim Barrington were among the ten gradu- ating ets Avho recei ed army commissions at the December graduation. cnlpha Qamma S no TOP ROW: Sander. Eldredge. Barrington. Klofanda. Albrecht. Doyle. Marek. SECOND ROW: Harry. Hoyt, Pierson. Kerr. Nims. Hansmire, Hedlund. FRONT ROW: Smith. Porter. Kyle. Helser. McCreedy. Reiss. Ferguson. 207 c4ntong. the lir t to Ive in to military, unit y thl fraternity, i nou e wa occupied by Vet unit of the cnSuP. Heading ihe list of key ATO men is president Larry Clampitt, -tvho was tapped president of Cardinal Key, is treasmer of Tan Beta Pi, a member of Eta Kappa Nti and received an Engineering 1 award. Clampitt also edits the loioa Engineer, serves as xice-president of Interfraternity Council and attends Engineering Cotmcil meetings along with Ralph Ne vcomer and Larry Tollenaere. Newcomer served as publicity chairman for the Junior Prom while Dick Grant, for- mer treasurer of the Iowa Engineer, acted as social chairman for the ATOs. Varsity football player Larry Tollenaei ' e was knighted into the Knights of St. Patrick and received an Engineering I award. Ed Wickland was a member of Phi Lambda Upsilon and Alpha Chi Sigma as well as at- tending the meetings of the Chemical So- ciety and AIChemE. MacKay atulitorimn was the scene and Sammy Campbell pro ' ided the mtisic for the vinter formal held on February 1 9 with foiu ' other houses. p. 9 o C I K ' B JP Hgl j k IIM Evfl mM i c4lpha uau Omeg a TOP ROW: Steinert. Coyle. Youngren. Madsen. LaVelle. Tollenaere. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Hada- way. Newcomer, roster. Wickland, Mellen, Bruce. THIRD ROW: Luth. Grant. Fulmer. White. Richter. Majors. FRONT ROW: Coates. Schoonover, Clampitt, Helms, Anderson, Baxter. 208 Russ Helms pauses liclween dances lo luitcli llic swilcli. Taking himself oul of diamonds on the board is Larry Clampiit as nick Reynolds looks worried and Dick Grant swallows a cat. Among the first of the fraternities to be in aded by army units, the ATO house was occupied by ets in army uniforms. Chapter meetings •ere held regularly and were at- 2212 Lincoln ■av tended by the eleven V-12 ' s on campus as well as civilian members. Members in the campus V-12 unit in- cluded Tom Schoonoxer. Dick Reynolds, Howard Richter, Don Hadaway, Floyd Mel- len. Bob Luth, Ward Baxter, Jim Majors, Ted Hayes, Don Youngren and Russ Helms. Helms became so attached to the blue of the navy that he leaves in June to become a plebe at Annapolis. ROTCs Carl Madsen. Francis Coyle. Bob LaVelle. Bill Lawson. Jim Anderson. Jim Foster and Bob Stcinert were on campus this fall but ha e noxv left to work for a pair of gold bars. 209 Confusion tke men n unit only, tc lial kiiiil of talk must Dick Welton. Bob Zimmerman and |im Lalcnscr be feeding that trusting lad on the lloor? lilliO I.inculiiuay [list trying for si e are Kent Drununond. Merle E ers Dick Welton, Gordon Johnson, liol) Zimmerman and Jim Latcnser. Willi all Iowa Stale confused aboui ihe future for students, Beta Theta Pi rclin- (|uishcd its chapter house in the spring of 1 ) ' 13 only to Knd five weeks later that the college had no use for ii for the lime. So back into ihe house for a six weeks stand went the Betas only to ino e oul pcrinancnlly when Jtnie rolled arouiul. 210 li teig ned at the Seta nou e laH Spring, when inquUhea their chapter hou e to military, lina that it wa not immediately needed. (Beta ijlteta Pl TOP ROW: F. Latenser. Potter. Drummond. Evers. DePuy, de Jong. SECOND ROW; Zimmerman. Crowl. BothweM. J. Evans. Lambert. Pendleton. FRONT ROW: Hanighen. Covert. Apgar. J. Latenser. Zanutto, G. Evans. The ser ice flag tells the story of Beta Theta Pi. One hundred eighteen active members of the chapter now wear the colors of Uncle Sam while six men have gi en their lives in this mighty conflict. Honors have not escaped the men of Tan Sigma. Though fe v in niniiber, they ha e earned the following positions of distinction. Jim Latenser, War Coimcil and president of Interfraternity Conncil: Bill Lambert, bas- ketball manager and on Cardinal Guild: and Bill Crowl. chairman of the Emergcncv Preparations Connnittee of the War Coini- cil. . thletically speaking AS Dave Clizbe and . S John Havercamp vere members of the swinnning team and Lambert was on the football squad. Knights of St. Patrick further honored Beta Lheta Pi when Roy Miller and Bill Crowl were chosen as knights. Highlighting the social season for the men of Beta Theta Pi dining the fall were two hay ride parlies, a Thanksgixing E e dinner and party at the home of one of the ahnmii in . mes. March 1 1 the combined forces of Beta Theta Pi, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Delta Theta and Sigma . lpha Epsilon gathered for a formal party at the Coinitry Club to dance to Keith Killenger. 211 cAnother irate% their lantiliai luelta Slg cot 21S. sh II Take one violin (and Dominic Cotugnoi one piano (and George Suallou) . oi trumpet (and Howard Inliodv) . on trombone (and Derrick Suantz) and mi llicin loeellier for music, sueet and solic. ■■(. away and play with votir own Frenc curves. sui f ests Derrick .Swantz as Bo|| Reid and (linick Mc(;aughey offer son uell intended advice. )iiiii|)iir ii e was the order of the day lor the three Delia Sigs who played in Ray Cjray s campus dance band. George Swallow at the drums, Derrick. Swantz with his trom- bone and Dominic Colugno as bass fiddler made the ( hapler house ling witli summer jam se.ssions on their own. ■ ' Bugs rabbit was chosen by members as the tlieme lor their March Hare dinner- dance, and the artist ot the house decorated walls with characalures ol Bugs ' taking his coed on an low: State picnic. Buffet su|)per ' as served to thirty-five cou|)les and the pledge cla.ss provided musical entertain- ment. Other highlights of spring (piarter were the date picnic at Brookside Park and the intranuual activities. Delta Sigs organ- ized teams and entered c()m|)elili()n in soft- ball, track, horseshoes and tennis to cdui- plcte their well-rounded pr ogram. 212 iiity that cno e to rent a chapter hou e after Iwelllng. on c4 n wa taken over hy. coea y inuea with pledg lng. ana held Initiation. Cietting together for one last fraternity ses- sion before most of the brothers were called into military service. Delta Sigs pooled ra- tion points for a big stag affair. vSteaks, corn- on-the-cob and watermelon pro ided the entertainment for that final evening in their chajjter house. Dr. Ray Wakely and Dr. D. L. Holl were faculty ahinnii present at this dinner. Faced with the problem of vhere to li e and vherc to meet, brothers, under the guidance of Bob Re id, president, and Tom Goebel, vice-president and steward, rented a house in January and lived together again. Pledging was held and formal initiation per- formed for Delta Sig neophytes. A formal dinner on February 2fi with Mrs. McKee, ex-hoiisemother, as honored guest vas another spotlight on the Delta Sig calendar. ( .;uij;lu lc;i iiig their olil cli.iptcr house arc Bol) Caddoik. Eniil Falkenhcrg. Hoh Rciil. Howard InlKidy, I ' d Mcs- seiiHcr and [om C.oel)el. Ik)l Rcid claims that he just mislaid his little hiack hook so the telephone hook will have to scrxe Howard Iiil)od s purpose. 213 cn ltnoug k without tkeir nou Cy 3 elta Uau JOelta Atill ttela bi-montkLy. meeting. to keep In touck witk men kere ana in tke etvice . Poniail of Mrs. E. R. Hansen, houscniollicr for llie Delta Tail Delias until tliey left their chapter house. Larry Scott decides that he ' ll h.i c m li ;nic oni how you play the game hefore he can kibil . Although Delta Tan Deltas, like other fraterni- ties, ha ' e given tip their house to help in the hous- ing situation for college vonlen Avhose dorniitories sere taken over by mili- tary tniits. they ha e con- tinued to hold regular bi- monthly meetings. Their pur])ose in holding the.se informal meetings, some- limes just over a coke in the grill, was to keep up the interest of those mem- bers ho are in school, citlier as civilian students or as members of the armed forces, and to keep in contact Avitii Dehs who ha e left the campus. 214 Pounding the gavel at the bi-monthly meetings of Delta Tan Delta was Bob Knox, ' ho made it his business to see that every Delta Tau Delta on the campus was able to attend the chapter meetings. Besides gtiiding the Delts imtil his departure at Christmas, Knox was active in his depart- mental cltib. Delta Tan Delta men who are on the campus in V-12 are AS Ted Thomsen, who was president last year, AS Frank EAving. past ice-president, AS Jim Bren- nan, and AS Jack Erahin from the Uni ersity of Idaho. Pfc Ken Obye and Pfc John McKee were transferred from the ROTC unit in Freeman Hall to Officer ' s Training School at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. 215 JjoaHing. the larg eH g.roup of neoph te elta Itp llon found a Smaller chapter kou e and carried on muck ai u uaL B Hf ai nmn 117 Ash With a do or die spirit, a handtiil of ener- getic D Us carried on as nearly as was patri- otically possible like past years and pledged one of the largest gioiips of men among fraternity neophytes. Adjusting themsehes to the ne v situation, the forty-t vo remaining brothers left their Ash abode and mo ed to 129 Welch. Ten servicemen carrying the pin of Delta Upsilon attended the meetings held at the hoii.se on Siniday e enings. The Ames Coinitry Cltib was the scene of the annual Dogpatch Party vhere men and their dates, dressed in costumes following comic strip specifications, danced to the music of Carl- strom and Brown. Armed vith cigarettes, cigars and pipe tobacco in large quantities, D Us entertained local alumni at a smoker, main stag event of the year ' s social j rogram. 1 I LI ?1 i( r J ' I ' ilcliin a lilllc liav arc Bud Scliluk. t.ucilia l.rask. Wancu .Sk aiil ami lk-ll I.oii Kinulsuii. DiiiiH-r imisi k goml jiulninn from llic looks of Kay Scl)crt. . lis. Ray KiiiH. Malcolm Suanson. Wancii Sk aiil ami Bill Amlcis. 216 ,-w- Capturing top honors in the high jumi) of the spring track meet, the high and mighty of leap, Leo Schneider, veni on lo lake second place in ])olc aulting. In the sum- mer the baseball team walked off with the fraternity C lass B championship. Carrying on after the example set by the older boys. Charles Carll captmed the leading place in the Freshmen Days golf meet. Delta IJpsilon activity men John Martin, Roljcri Lueder. Harlan Bentzingcr, and re- cent initiate to the honorary, Dean Watkins, are mcml)crs of Tau Beta Pi. Watkins and Martin represent their fraternity in (Cardinal Key and Eta Kappa Nu, while Martin has Phi Mu Alpha to his credit. Kay Sebert acted the dapper Hollywood agent in Personal Apjiearance, when brothers actually turned oiu en mas.se to see the loua State Players ' production. Chapter officers were gavel wielder Cene Walker, president: Wilbur Widf, vice-president: Jack Peterson, secre- tary: W arren Skvaril, treasurer: F rank Floren, rushing chairman: Peter Clarke, cor- responding secretary: Charles Carll, inira- miual manager: and Kay Sebert, pledge trainer. Bnishiiij; U|) on 1)1 ;uli ilics before siartiim I ' lisliinn :iie His I ' osakom. noorniiik. Mai (in. Peterson. Floren, I ' ickeiis, Sclinckler. Lon;j;. Johnson anil Cjill. Snmmeis. Kopel. Andiakc. C liristenson Hayes. Hiiltnian. Ciroolers, lon leN. and Knudson do some lail leaning; while C larkc. DounCN and Walker sil down to hear iilf s slorv. JSot above caH nou e now occu member ettlea . ' ill Ash On ihc lighlci lilcralurc aic Bmcc Hciulerson. Bill Zmolck and Bi)b Rasmusscn. Akiiough Roberts Hall women hinc taken over the FarniHouse Fraternity at 31 1 Ash, the five remaining civilians with the C ' a|jablc hel]:) of servicemen stationed on campus ha e kept Farm House going on camjjus. Highlight ol the fall (jiiarter tor the men was the Homecoming dance in INIacKay Auditorium where fellows and dates mingled with campus alunmi and otlier giaduates wlu) were able to return for the celebration. 218 itg a wUtful g lance at their former chapter plea o J obert J4all wonten 3arntJ4ou e tteir affair over ha§nhurg.er ana cohe . Jtc farmJTou e TOP ROW: McCone. Feuerbach. Magnusson. Opperman. Lawson. Wilson. Bailey. SECOND ROW: Zmoiek, Fox. Rasmussen, Utter. Henderson. Boehnkc. FRONT ROW: Fruit. Held. Ormiston. Hunter. Flater, Moellers. Counting scnicemen studying on cam- ])us. the Farm House boasted a gioup of 20 members. The men in imiform incliuled loin- ROTC men, ten men studying et medicine, and one in the Naval Aviation Training program. Formal meetings Avere ruled out due to difficidties in finding a place and time, but bull sessions o er hamburgers and coffee were a common occmrence. Rationed in niunbers but not in spirit, the Farm House men kept themsehes in campus activities. Bruce Henderson was managing editor for the l ' J44 Bomb, a member of the Bomb Publication Board and on the edi- torial staff for the Daily Student , besides serxing as vice-president for the Block iv: Bridle Club. Bill Zmoiek received the George Gimd scholarship for the outstand- ing junior student in animal husbandry last year. Zmoiek ser ed this year as money handler for the Agricultural Coimcil and at- tended meetings of Block . Bridle Club along with Bob Rasmussen, George Boehnke and Bruce Henderson. Boehnke also ser ed as ice-president for Gamma Delta while Wesley Fox was vice-president of the Agri- cultural Education Club, 219 Kappa Sl ma make every, effor carry, their baag, 237 Ash Jack Amisuong, llie AH -Aniciicaii Boy. lliiills Boh Fovc. ' cine I ' aulson, Joe Mc- MiilKJii and Waiicn Wallers. The boogie uoogic Call .Scliiill? digs icallv sends Howaiti . ll)city while Mis. Roiikc smiles at this ji iiig generation. Steaks were out this year, biu Kappa Sigs .still had their annual Foiuiders ' Day dinner in the (Cyclone Cellar of the Union. Alunnii on the campus were guests of the college men at the December 10 celebration, and although they dispensed with llie usual after- dinner s|)eeches and formal founding cere- mony, it still seemed good to be a Kappa Sig. Lacking in numbers, btu not in enthusi- asm, Kappa Sigma actixiiy men were heard from in college affairs. Robert Jay Avas ci il engineering representative to the F.ngineer- ing Coimcil, and was elected to Cardinal Guild by that group. President and only standing officer of Ciamma Lambda chapter ior the past year was Verne Patilsen, btisiness manager of the Iowa Fjiginecr. ]OC can- didate, C ' ardinal Key member and Colleg- iate Press Board representati ' e to Cardinal Ciuihl. 220 proudly, display their kug.e Service lag. and ' o keep in touch with the alumni who ' o training, camp and lighting, fronts. Proud ot their ser ice Hag, one ol the largest on canijjus, Kappa Signias went sys- tematically about the business of keeping in touch with ser icemen alinns as they set fixe chain letters in motion. Clearing post for other news from men in the ser ices is alinnnus Seaman Knap[) wlio sciuls out loiii- positc letters from the home front to 70 or 80 giaduates of the last several years. Eight- een pins of the (iamma Lambda chapter were still in evidence on the campus last fall, five of the owners being in camiJus army or navy groups. Getting together for meetings Avas hard for the boys, scattered as they Avere in living cjuarters all o er the campus, biu they met in the chajiter room of their fcjrmer house at least every tAvo weeks. Present at some of the informal fraternity sessions Avere serx ' icemen on the campus carrying badges from Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska and Wyoming. Walking ' s not crowded. l)ovs. It ' s time lo sliinc lot tlicse Kappa Sigs. 221 J eHrictlng. activities in keeping, with the timely Phi elts Still took the war bona lor the winning. lA ar-Jair arcade. ;!2r. Wcicii You can ' t blame the Phi Delts for popping a few ' est buttons, when you consider tliat one of tlieir members, temporarily clad in the blue ol the na ' y, copped the all-college election to win the student body presidency. Besides John Potter, the Phi Delts have Howard Tippee to fill in the conversational gaps. Tippee, a right halfback, was respon- sible for many of the scoring passes and runs in the 1943 football season. Incidental to his athletic pro vess was the fact he vas one of seven senior men to be tapped to Cardinal Key. If they still rim out of things to talk abotu, they can mention Ted Eales. a main- stay of the football team in a different sense. As head cheerleader, he had to keep the cheer scjuad on its toes, plan pep rallies, and ser ' e on the Homecoming Committee. Eales was also appointed to Cardinal Ciuild. f C f t?Nt % Juelta Uneta 222 TOP ROW: Gibbs, Joslyn. Eales. Ryan. Broms. Nelson. Haeoo. Kclley. SECOND ROW: Baumjardner. Jordan. Hartman. Nutty, Garner, Seick, Bryan, Aftlerbauoh, THIRD ROW: Tinjley. Oitsworth, Rowland, Cooper. Davis, Moehl, Crolcy, Lorcnz, FRONT ROW: Dalsbo, Beers, Tippee. Mrs. Green. John Green, Yountj, Ward. Its no small thing for a Phi Delt chapter to recei e the Hanard Trophy, as any mem- ber of the Iowa Gamma c hapter will tell you. The trophy, presented by the national Phi Delta 1 beta organi aiion, goes to the Phi Delt chapter showing the finest record in scholarship, leadership, campus position, etc. W ' hen the Iowa Gamma cha[)ter re- cei ed the award in the spring of H)43, it meant to them the highest in achievement — recognition as ihc outsianding Plii Delt chapter in the country. Chapter meetings as usual was the rule in Phi Delt this year. Every Monday night found president Ted Eales pomuling ilie gavel in the chapter room of the Phi Dell house, now a women ' s residence hall. Roll call at present includes 13 active URinbers and six pledges. Neophytes taken into the acti c roster this year were Philip (iibbs, Dick Josyln, lOm Ryan. Dick Brvan and Bob Cooper. . side from winning a .S2. ) war bond for ha ing the best arcade in the War-Fair ol 1943 ' s Veishea, ilic Plii Dclts have reduced their activities in harmcmy with the times. Intramural sports, serenades and a winter dance still grace their social calendar, how- e er. Buck Ic) the l)ollle aic Bill Uavis, Gordon Dalsho and dates. 1 his looks like a case for a child psych latxjrator). ■ Pledg.ing. and initia- tion were continued by. tne U iji during, tni 50tn gear here. Pal Garrison ami Fave Duiiii line up behind Carol Bauer and Jack Hawkins. Objective? Tut. tut! Phi Gam Smooch Hut! E-siimatinn llie capacity of the • ra(hiatinn Phi Ciams traditional ((iniiihiiiions arc John Uell. I ' r.ink Hess, I eel .Stri( t;les. .Scott Bcrgesoii, Jim Kreiich and Bud Wooil. Fifty years is a long time. That was what the Phi Gams conchitied when they carried on pledging as usual, not wanting to deter the progiess they lia e made on the campus in the past half centiu-y. Ten ncAv men were atlded as neophytes this fall, with more additions made din- ing inter (piarter. Regu- lar pledge training was en- lorced, and initiation held in December. As usual this year (i e giaduating seniors ga e beer steins to the collection in the house, and Foimders ' Day, mark- ing the lK )th anni er.sary ol Phi Gamma Delta, was observed. 224 Uicakint; llicir arms jusi a lilllc arc Don (lapsaiUlle. Uob IJosucll. cllo l.aiiihfrti. Sian liltlc. Nolile Naiiglc ami Jack I ' hillips as ilicv pat ihcnischcs on tlic hack. Il ' s tonsil, uhat lliesc sailors lia e to put up uilli. More than dabbling in campus politics, Phi Gam Stanley Little. Cardinal Key man elected last spring as student body president, was an acti e member of the newly formed 325 Ash A 4 .rA. Third Political Party. Money-handler Don Clapsaddle vas treastner of Cardinal Ciiiild. ASME and the Sttident War Council. As a Phi Gam, Clapsaddle vas chosen to wield the chapter gavel. His right hand men were Lucky Nobis, treasurer: Nello Lamberti, sectretary and rushing chairman: Leroy Bergeson, recording secretary and pledge trainer: Luis Enfante, historian and Jack Phillips, social chairman. Serving as faculty ad isor to the Fijis ' as Harry Schmidt. Sarongs and hula skirts reigned at the tra- ditional Fiji dinner-dance held at the chap- ter house last spring. Hay, vall minals and a smooch hiu in the corner serxed as props for the Phi Ciam lei ceremony held dining intermission. 225 Hi uwice ai ntan i Pn i Kappa ai I then proceeded U L ' l 10 I.iiin)lii va (.lohal siialcny is ilic topic uiulcr discus- sion l)y Ed Conner, An i)c inc. Boli Dol- linger and Bill Envin. jack Tilford. Frank Hunter and G. |. Walker gel in just a bil of .t;ood old lia - inji as Mat Dull. Elmer Sclneck and Cluuk Kittli hitc llie dust. Phi Kappa pledges numbering more than twice as many as civilian acti ' es this year foimd fraternity hazing not all that it had formerly been cracked tip to be. Life for them at the makeshift chapter house in- cluded tlie usual so( ial life, howe ' er, as they entertained friends and dales at dinners and informal evening gel-logelhers. The other eighteen Phi Kap|jas on the campus were with their brothers for Saturday midnight lunches ' lK•ll there was lots of talking o er the old times and more of the plain bidl session. In touch football competition. Phi Kappa came through undefeated, untied and uii- •scored against to win the all-college cham- pionship in the fall. .Atldete huiii(e (ireer won the l(). ' -i)ound vrestling cIiam|)ionshii) in tlie spring of 1 )13 thus adding his name to the list of Phi Kappa big-wigs. 226 I oledg e ai active presented a problem to the tive but tne g.ot tning under control and zapture the aU colleg.e touch football crown. Bottles everywhere, a high counter and footrail pro ided the atmosphere for the Phi Ka|jpa Fall dance, the Barroom Brawl, held at the chapter house. Going to the other ex- treme, the haternity men set tip decorations smootli and sophisticated when they joined Forces with Sigma Alpha F.psilon and Theta C.hi for the s])ring formal. Btit far from the soc ial life of Xi chajjicr are the 7, ' ) alums in llie armed forces. Boys at home heard from C ' aptain John Hex ine, axiation engineer with an A-3() lighter- bomber .scjiiadron, and Lieut. Connnander Jay Ktihl, on active duty. On active chuy cjn llie college front were James Herring, jiuiior .ASME representa- tive to Engineering Council and member oi Pi Tail Sigma: D. J. Watkins, treastner of ASCE and Ivan Didl. orking on tlie louui E)isin( ' cy staff. % Kappa TOP ROW: Schreck, Pick. Lannan, Carroll. Lafcber. Collins. Peterson. Dullum. SECOND ROW: Eckstein. Schuknecht. Schleicher. Kjar. Carr, Sohn. Nuessen. Alexander. THIRD ROW: McKecijan. Ryan. O ' Brien. Reinlart. Powers. Farrell. Morrissy. FOURTH ROW: Reigh. M. Dull. Full. Weber. Herrino. Grier. Watkins. FRONT ROW: Devine. Connor. Harmon. Dollinger, Hunter, I. Dull. Telfer. 22: II Plti P U nave in member now in ee tniA book tney. ' arirr ' ,mwm. 316 1, nil Phi Psis have a liun at iinidi loollial (liiiiny a free hour. That ' s Ted Garlickl leadiiif; the pack of plecl ;cs passing on review before actives Bol) Biactt and John Braffdon. Un er(;rai)Uate Honor Roll Bob Aiiken Hoi) Ik( kley Bob Berwick Ed Browne ( ' buck Biiuler Cieorge C ' ary Mark C ' asile Bill Cook Jack Donovan Ciene Dunn Waldo Friedla nd Ted (iarlield ( ' harlic (iodboiit Dave Haniillon Larry Hand Ciranl Harrison Mike Hartmann Rill Hedges Hal Higbland Keith Hinricbsen Clbuck Jenista Bob McKay Bill McQueen Jack Moriarty Paul Mongerson Bob Nady John Osternian Howard Qualheini John Sniiili Joe Taylor Chuck Vells Jack W ' hiion 228 cuded below a LUt of their undergraduate tie armed ervice io tkey should ever I t ould Hill feel a part of 3owa Jjeta chapter. Phi Psi ' s on the campus are proud of their national honor roll which claims 3, 000 Phi Kappa Psis in unihnni. More personally known to many of the fellows were Don Briggs and Ensign Nile Kinnick. two Iowa brothers killed in action. Those that ha e stayed behind ha e made a good accoiuit of themseh es, ho vexer. Gene Oidman played consistently as center on the varsity basketball team. Arnold Cialbraith added his strength to the varsity swinnning s(juad and Bob Corner guided school spirit as head cheerleader. On ilic scholarship front. Jim Wilts was honored as the sopho- more with the highest axerage in mathe- matics. Phi Kappo- P l TOP ROW: Long. Bragdon. Lichty. Green. Claoper. Paisley. SECOND ROW: Gilbertson. Williams. Beck. Vegors. Evans. Galbraith. THIRD ROW: CroDOcr. Higley. Garfield. Triplett. Bradt, Smith. FRONT ROW: Corner. Whilley. Ray. Mrs. McKay. Miller. Cassell. 229 cAth le t ic ear when ana the at ' ' nil From licic we can ' t icll uhcllier lluit distinct houl is comiii fioiii Wancn Bowci or Ward N ' orinan. ' _ ' ! Ili l.iiuolnwav riicif ' s lii-cn a slii lu shift in sicnr. hut the oUI si)int is still there as K, J. Hannali and W.dlacc ui j;ct tOi;clhei. Bonds aif (lose bclwccn PiKAs at school anil iluir (k])arlL(l l)rolhcrs, and those at home keep close lab on ihc nioxemenls oi servicemen alums. ( !a|)lain John Swanson is a prisoner of war in Cicrniany alier being shoi down in a bombing raid () cr lierlin in ihe lall. Lieut. C. Peek and Lieut. C. Kiipka are stationed at an airfield in England. 230 cbility wa dhplay ed among, the Pil c4 tnU he pledged won the handball championship lives took the intramural wrestling, crown. Pi K ppa cAlpna TOP ROW: Spesai-d. Nelson. Snyder. Boimer. Jeffries. UliMo. Baird. Boll. Bicek. SECOND ROW: Gris- vtoid. Jorgensen. Speck. Moore. Voreck. Clitheroe. Calhoun. Puckett. Williams. FRONT ROW: Ribelin. Staley. Hannah. Osmundson. Ward. Rieke. Tietz. Quick. Emerson. Curiailed in numbers bnl noi in cnihusi- asm, many names of Pi Kappa Alphas were prominent in campus acti ities. Mar ' in Winter was initiated into Scabbard and Blade and Pi Tan Sigma, while Wallace Voreck. took the pledge ol Al|jha Chi Sigma. Cardinal Guild members were T. O. ()s- minidson and Ralpli Rieke. PiKA men were recognized among the vets with Rieke and Ward Norman in Phi Zeta and Mehin Nel- son president oi his senior eterinar) ' class. WaiTcn Bower poiuided the gavel ol .ASME and Jerold Jorgen,son was ice- president of Jr. AVMA. Athletic prowess vas displayed by the fraternity pledges vhen they won the hand- ball championship for their house last spring. Not to be oiudone, the active mem- bers capped the wrestling cham]:)ionship in fraternity intraminals and placed third in the all-college track meet. 231 3ntrantural titled were thi fraternity, if member broug nt home the track ana tennU tied lor Summer ana won all [ootball ana 140 Lynn Displaying keen spirit in intramural competition, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon sports enthusiasts tarried away the track and tennis titles last spring: tied for the siunmer and won the Class B football and bowling championships this fall. For their endeavor Sig AH arsity team men Dick Bliss and Fred Clausen earned major Fs in football. Bliss took another in track, and John Campbell recei ' ed one for his tennis work. Bliss won a minor letter in basketball and Eugene Criss a freshman foot- ball muneral. Presiding over Iowa Ciamma chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Fred Clausen took connnand of the weekly meetings held at the chapter house. Roll call for the formal meetings includes nineteen civilian actives, twelve pledges and eight acti e ser icemen on campus. Sl nta c4ipna Lpiilon TOP ROW: Keiiwortly. Abramson, Dyson. Kelehnn. Castner. Tinkh.im. SECOND ROW; Huntsman. Peter- son. Moseley. Riley. Berij. Tostlebe. Taaue. THIRD ROW: Williams. Bradley. Spielli. Recjer. Criss. Russum. Rice. FRONT ROW: Johnson. Camobell. Clausen. Mrs. Pcnquite. Ziemcr, Brandstetter. Dargatz. 232 ! Specialty, ai it yowling, honors. On ihe activities wheel and well repre- sented in ninnerous Iionoraries arc Don Johnson, Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Lambda lJ])silon: Fred ( ' lansen, Dick Bliss. Bill Ann- strong and John Clanipbcll in Knights ol St. Patrick; and John Campbell in Phi Lambda Upsilon. Clausen, former business manager of the DaWy Sludeiil, was president of the Third Political Party. Dick Bliss wields the gavel this year for SAM while Da id Lush presides over Freshman YMCA. Secre- tary of Engineering Coimcil is Don Jameson while John ( ain])bell is again prominent as president of AIChemF and Intranunal Council. Other officers of Iowa Gamma were Bill Bonelli, vice-president; Don Johnson, re- corder, and Bill Ziemer. treasurer. RcUixing ;i moment after dinner are Sig Alfs Fred linkham, Roger Brandstelter. Bol) .icmcr and Mrs. Peiuiiiite. All dressed up and no place to go. II ' IhMtUi Hant adopted the Spring. for Olivioush Sinn (;hn, I icasuiei . ' . C. Paulson. Uoli C ' .ailsiin aiul l)a e lime liavon ' l licarcl tlic ohi |)i i cil Ix-l sk ' c-|)iiii; Sij ma (Ihis lie. W- ' STii 12. ) IMaiul 1 ink C.ielsei. (.cue I-atii; and .Man Cla decide thai Bub Ciailson and Bill B me bleak more neeks thai way. With a (IcciJ depart ing sigh, Sigma C-hi brothers moved to their temporary house at 223 Welch, leased ior ihe year. TIic ira- teniily boasted 22 tiviliaii actives and pledges bunking and eating at tlic house and 12 alliliated ser ice men. Formal chapter meetings every Tuesday night brought the two groups logetlier ior gab icsls as ell as Iraternily business and discussions about post- ' ar .Sigma C ' lii plans. 234 ont y[e Olde off,g,e Pounde wa the [ the ig.ma ChU for their [all party. but nal followed It traditional Smooth pattern. Sli ig,ina ,-Ti ' i4C T ' Cnl TOP ROW: Shinn. Ludgate, Treasure, Giesler. Imboden, Shehan, Bromwell. Merkley, Paulson, Newland, Willcox, Bute. FRONT ROW: Kruse. Clay, Lanj, Byrne, Mrs. Leitch, Carlson, Scott. Weaver, Boeke. Sigma Chi men, collaring their dates and rescuing them from Ye Olde Dogge Ponde, entertained with dancing and ' Truth and Consequences at their fall quarter Dog Party. In the spring Sigs and dates swayed to band rhythm at the annual Miami Triad Dance in the .South Ballroom of the Union. In connnand of chapter acti ' ities, William Byrne succeeded the first president, Robert Carlson. ho was called into ser ' ice. Gene Lang, vice-president: Hobert Kruse, secre- tary; Mack Scott, treasiner; and Ken Ander- son, pledge trainer completed the council. Sigma Chis. entering most of the intramural athletic exents. reached semi-finals with their Softball, bowling and football teams. Honorary men of the fraternity were Robert Merkley, Phi Zeta and John Baker and George Molony, members of Tau Beta Pi. Robert Johnson, Ken Anderson and Tom McDonald vere acti e on the loiva Engineer staff, and sports writing for the Daily Stu- dent kept reporter Dick Scott busy. Robert Boeke directed publication of the Cyclone Sig, chapter annual sent to all service men alums this year. 23S Une Lone ntale their ckaptet k 2132 Sunset Just a liicalli of fresh :iir hclwccn dances. IVmV. in llic groove arc Bob Uarncr, jcrrv Thompson. Justin Kleavcland. Lvnn Sandy and dales in the Sigma u dining room. Entering teams in all intramural sports, Sigina Nils surprised bowling enthusiasts by coming through the finals vith the fraternity Class A bowling championship for fall quar- ter. They had their share of campus activity men with Jack Mills, V-12 Gerald Thomp- son and Carlcton Vangsness members of Tau Beta Pi. Vangsness was president of the Kngineering Council and a Knight of St. Patrick with Neil Bohner and Don Sorcn- 236 son. As representative on Cardinal Guild, Bohner had a voice in Iowa State ' s student government. Lloyd Fuhrmeister, Bomb photogiapher, found himself on many bus- man ' s holidays as lie snapped shots of big Sigma Nil events. Starting out in the fall at the head of the fraternitv were Da id ' al- lace, commander; James Bogle, lieutenant- commander: Les Leut inger, recorder: and I.lovd Fuhriiicisicr. ireasiirer. tccupant Of Sorority, circle ntanag ed to keep ou e thU Summery hut abandoned pleag.ing.. ,♦. , There was none of the usual putting the biuion on freshmen this year as the men of Sigma Nu laid aside rushing plans in favor of suspending all pledging. Keeping up the old roiuine as long as possible, the men lived at the cha])ter house all summer biu were forced to break up their gioiip vhcn way scattered members of Gamma Sigma to all parts of the globe. The 16 remaining fellows managed a weekly round-up for conducting fraternity business, however. Sigm Nus dished out romance in a big way when they entertained dates at their spring lawn dance, while the big social event of fall cjuarter was a hayride starting at the chapter house and ending at the eating spot of fraternity row, Knapp Street Store. Jusi loafin ' are Ken Snvder, Don Sorenson, Les Leutzinger. Jim Bogle and Dave AVallace. What must be in that cup that makes Jaik Mills look like a persimmon as Lloyd Fiihmieister sympathizes? 237 Catastrophe o last Spring, was the Sig. Lp lire that gutted their chapter houSe destroging reports JuSt before finals. 228 Gray Talk ot the campus at the end ol: spring quarter was the fire which swept the Sig Ep house leaving 33 actives homeless. Since it started on Saturday afternoon -tvhen most of the occupants had left for a house picnic, the third Hoor and attic were blazing before the fire was disco ered. Voliuiteers helped sa ' e most of the finnitine and offered tem- porary lodgings to the brothers. Reconstruction began almost immedi- ately and during the siuiimer president War- ren Yunker, secretary Jack Lynch, historian Carl Ol son and comptroller Walt Hammond lived on the ground floor and worked for the contractor in charge of the rebuilding. Freshmen vomen mo ing in the first of October vent to bed by candlelight because the third floor vork Avas not finished until later in the fall. Si nta Pni Cp ilon TOP ROW: Jackson. Parsons. Olson. Arvidson. Soteropulos. SECOND ROvV Br..i-i.iiijam. Pavlik. Lynch. Phillips. Douglass. FRONT ROW: Yunker. Mrs. Haereni. Cumminos. Hammond. 238 President spring and summer quarters, Warren ' unker, an aeronautical engineer- ing giaduaie, is now in the army. He was treasurer of Interfraternity Council, artist lor the Green (idiider and worked on the Daily Student. Sow wielding the ga el at regidar chapter meetings is Floyd Jean Ciunmings, also president of AIChemE. Floyd is treasmer of Interfraternity Council and wears the gold key of Knights of St. Patrick. Politician Walt Hammond is chairman of the Third Political Party which startled the cut and dried Independent and Representa- tive parties by gaining control in the fall election. Walt is also Sports Editor of the Ddily Student and was head of the Saturday night recreation center for ser ice men and civilians. Charles Pavlic is the circidation manager of the Iowa Engineer and serves on the Intra- mural Board. Making sure that their members in the armed service and essential industry are kept up to date on chapter and campus news and gossip, the Sig Eps publish a monthly mim- eographed letter. The queerest things come out duiiuo a fire. Like one fellow who diuiiped his desk draw- el ' s out the window to the mercies of the seven winds and then proceeded to carefully pass an old notebook down the ladder: or the lad who threw a large bottle (shampoo, of course) onto the cement sidewalk. Friends indeed are these neighboring frater- nity men who form a rescue line for valuables. JSot atUfied to plit into boarding. nou eJ) bg. eHablUking. an annex front wnere tne a rough and tumble JSar J oom JSrawl 224 Ash In the fall when the Tekes had to vatch women students make their home in ye old portals, the men gathered in the Cyclone Cellar for Sunday dinner, talked the situa- tion over, and ttirning their backs on the whole affair, established an annex. One of the outstanding acts of the year was their investment of .$3,600 in war bonds during the Fointh War Loan Dri e for use of fiUure brothers in days when reestablish- ment of an organized group may be a hard pull. The biggest social event that took place on fraternity row dining the spring (piar- ter was the annual rough and tough Bar Room Brawl. A typical setting was pro ' ided by a bar, saw-dust covered floors and drip- ping candles stuck into characteristic bottles. Ibis rcplic;i of a tiiilype is f;len Uisho| . willi jim LovcU tloiiig the huiiois. One ol tliose cMiiut functions knoui as a date dinner. 240 I jK men Solved their houHng. prohlem atriea on their af air even to having. which rivaled former gear in local color. Not to be stopped by the living conditions on the camptis. the Tekes have continued their tisiial vell-rotnided social program. The sedate vinter formal, exchanges and firesides have been the chief events of the past season. Even though there has been a shortage of men, the Tekes boast many names in the ath- letic realm. Among these are Al Strobehn, captain and star pitcher on Iowa State ' s baseball nine. LeRoy Wiltsie earned a letter in football and baseball. For his excellent performance in the H. M. S. Pinafore at Veishea, John Sloth- ower was initiated into Iowa State Players. Included in Teke, Larry Barnes ' activities are his work on the Student Union Board and the Red Cross Council. Uau Kappa LpAilc TOP ROW: Mellem, Dandareau. Jackson, Slothower. Ryberg. Lovell. Miller. SECOND ROW: Chavez, Sctzepfandt, Genrich. Flanary, Ose, Strohbchn, Olsen. FRONT ROW; Dvorak, Harlan, Elwood, Mrs. Kinj, Burnet, Barnes, Hardin. ion 241 Uaking. the hull oy. the horn y uheta yii men oarg aineato u e their paciou lAJelch cAve. chapter hou e for their parties. 31; ' ) Wekll Moving from theii ' Welch street home to a temporary chapter hotise, 25 Theta Xis still enjoyed their fraternal companionship. With a do or die attitude, the men managed to take over the old domicile for special oc- casions that filled the calendar as fast as in the old days. Top featine of the year -vvas the Bowery Brawl, where short swinging doors separated the Theta Xis and their dates from the rest of the house. Looking through these doors one could see checkered table cloths illtuui- nated by candles held in bottles and sawdust beneath dancing feet. Second successful event as the fall for- mal, held in conjunction with another fra- ternity in MacKay Auditoriinii. Mtisic for the dancers was furnished by Danny Jones ' navy band. ulteta y(i TOP ROW: Pcrelman. Ralsten. Hutchinson. Rasmussen. McBride. DcBcck. Walsh. Daubenditk. Day. SECOND ROW: Casper. Burton. Straub. Heitzman. McCauley. Bush. Gibbs. Eckert. Roones. THIRD ROW: Jaeoer. Jacobson. Hoxie. Odenbaugh, Beniiss. Downing. Weinstein. Johnson, Wyatt. FRONT ROW: Beck. McClure, Vondracek. Mrs. King, Cowen. Marston. Moll. Gwynne. 242 Which j ' oes to show that as long as I c l Oowen is arouiKl. the Home Kcs (lout have an edge on hacon and eggs. Undamitcil bv ihe lack of a tiili. I hela is (air oiu iheir iradilional senior diinkings in ilie shower. Thcta Xi represematixe on the Cyclone varsity football team was Ciene Daiibendiek. Jack McBride was on his way to the top alter a year in freshman football. This fraternity walked off viili high honors in the men ' s intramtirals, holding the championships in basketball and volley- ball. Not satisfied with this they took the championship honors for spring Class B and sinnmer Class A .softball. Cioing through the list of Iowa State ' s top engineers, the Knights of St. Patrick. Theta Xis rank prominent with Sandy Delieck, Roland Beck, Al Weinstein, Bob Perelman, and Ted Cowen on the role. Beck vas presi- dent of Pi Tan Sigma while Weinstein was a mendjer of Tan Beta Pi and co-ciiairman of the Senior Prom. Ted Cow n was secre- tary of Interfraternity C ounc il and co-chair- man of the Men ' s Panhel. 243 O lie ring, a Solution to the civilian dating, problenty the ward council et up a dat- ing bureau In addi- tion to pon orlng the ward entliorntal winter quarter. For lack of anything better to do for a pictuie. Dick Mann- heimer. Bob Chamberlain and Dexter Sexton look at a ration chart, or some odd thing. Paid Hermann signs Harold Johnson up as J. . ddison Fahlberg and Fred Rixe stand back of him. tVard S tetn TOP R OW: Swanson, Collins. Randolph, Cramer, Holland. H. Smith. Hardt. Aoplegate. SECOND ROW: Walker, Monahan, Despotovich, Kcrkman, Lowe. Nash. Herr. Wiedemann. THIRD ROW: Staab. Schwandt. Geise. Crowther. Wilson. Pcdersen. Schuize, Kalajian. FOURTH ROW: Krieg, Fontana, Brewer, Peterson, Burton, Raskin, LaRue. Barha, FIFTH ROW; Allison, Caldwell, Weekley, Fox, Teajarden, Smith, Bowers, Jackson. FRONT ROW; Baughman, Grim, Roorda, Brown, Fahlberg, Cornell, Rixe. 244 cAtkletlc went on much ai u ual .... even If It did rain Aih ' ourl mud during. Jromecomlng. li ewon naif and lo t naif of our football garnet and nad a ha ketball team that tood them on their ear . Sntramu- raU were curbed a bit because of the lack of civilian and free time In the ggm . J -. II «)- Jj lazing bonfire riotous pep ra Uy. ana [oot-aeep mud typlfiea Jromecominff, ior 9all, 1944. Her majesty. Queen Elizabeth Biillci, here escorted to her ivaiting car l) Harr Koiiipaiiek. Coach Miclialskc speaks liis piece. Nice ami uarni for a chilh eveiiiny 248 J4omeconting. Committee n ij TOP ROW: Eales. Anderson. Thomburij, Kom- panek. FRONT ROW: Flick. Loofe. Gilbert. Althdiigh the Friday nighi barbeciuc. ira- dilionally a feature of Homecoming festi i- ties. was a Avar casualty, the pep rally held in the stadium and the Homecoming Pep Dance in the Union lacked none of their usual tang. Presentation of Pep Queen Eliza- beth Butler and attendants Eloise Sargent and Ellen Mitchell, hilarious pajama relay. and icminine take-off on the Missoiui team were highlights of the rally. Lloyd Hunter kept up the pace for dancers on both Friday and Satiuday of the Nov. Tith weekend. Even the dri ing rain on Satiu ' day and the defeat by Missouri ' s ele en failed to dampen the enthusiasm Avhich was manifested during tlie weekend. riuce iliccrs for (lie iheei sciuail— essence of pep and team spirit. Siandins are Bob Perelman. Mari- l n Miller. Doilv Stiles and Charlene Smith, while Ted Eales and Boh Kd Robinson. Bill (aoul and Don lobnson do ;i quick change act for yootbaU Squad TOP ROW: McKegoan. Cast. Tippec, Bliss. Braunstsincr, Fathaner. Voclker. Bond, Lavassar. Knop. Lambert. Yuhas. Beniler. Behan, Hoagland. Ireland. SECOND ROW: Gallahcr. Wiltsie, Mortenson. Peterson. Seibold. Trommler. Kokjcr. Daubendiek. Preston. Shanda, Vandergriff. Warner. Clausen, Tollenaerc. FRONT ROW: Albrecht. Wagner. Wolfe. Kraus. Noble. Madson, Howard. Carafiol. Kisner. Grier. Miller. Crisler. elided by. navy trainees Coacn y iickaUke clone eleven to the gridiron Hnce the yreatL second place with three win A and two lo e Cluirlts W ' liirlil, C.uatd .Mcicililli ;Lmcr. lull Hack Don Seibiild. Ciiind anoihci toiichdowii for the C cloiies via ihe Tippee-Gast com- i.iiion— ihc third tor Cast in the Kansas State game. ent one of the beH Cy.- earn of 38 tying, for n jjig. Six competition. Mel Slianda. Tackle Howard lippec. Half litiik George Gast, Hnll Hack George Gallaher, Ctiiter Rex Wagner, End Gilbert Carafiol. Full Back One hundred strong, one hundred percent behind the team — that the UwUter . Jane Rogers. Dailccii Fleck and Rosemary Broun do iheir part. « i 1 1 ! - ■, Uwiiter TOP ROW: Burton, Adams. Merriam. Olson. Upton. Hayes. Shellito, Ahrens. SECOND ROW: Henkle. Baumgartner. Bass. Alexander. Ekberg. Booth. Her- bert. THIRD ROW: Drown. Finkbine, Coppock. Rogers. McGoon, Slater. Davis. FOURTH ROW: Kirsch. Soren son, McLauglilin. Miller. Uhl. Scholten. Willi.ims FRONT ROW: Howell, Stow. Bcncke. Dandridgc, Stiles March. Peterson. Yarwood. rtA o a % % % % t f I g 5 S S % S 8 ft g TOP ROW: Clark. Emrick. Warren. Potter. Nanninga Connolly. Donohue. Peterson. Scott. SECOND ROW Farmer. Ueltz. Rude. Mercer. Smith. Christensen Conner. Breaw. THIRD ROW: Hayes. Shortenhaus Brown. Olson. Carrlck. Phipps. Spooner. Hertz. Marsh FOURTH ROW: Hesselschwerdt. Cook. Valmorc. Ho muth, Hansen. Jacobsen. White. Burgess. FRONT ROW: Wilson. Hornbuckle. Poulsen. Schallaire. Critch- lield. Fleck, McCullough. Fredericks. SEASON ' S RECORD Won 4 Lost 4 .500 pet. Iowa State 13 Iowa State 13 Iowa State 27 Iowa State 12 Iowa State 7 Iowa State 7 lo va State 20 Iowa State 48 Iowa Pre-Flight 33 Kansas 6 Nebraska 6 Ottumwa Naval Air Base 13 Oklahoma 21 Missouri 25 Drake Kansas State Moose Carafiol rams the tough Iowa Seahawk line. IIIPP II Ml .- ' jgl Paul Keckley is away in (he Kansas State game. 1 hats a nice pose, Tollenaere (50) Scoring, an average o 2i points per gantey Cgclone nela tneir opponents to 14 During Coach Michalske ' s first full year as coach, he produced one of the best teams the Cyclones have seen. They tied for second in the Big Six vith three wins and two loses and finished their rugged schedule with four victories and fotu defeats. Howard Tippee ' s accurate passes high- lighted the season, accotniting for half of the Cyclone touchdowns and setting up many of the others. He completed 56 passes out of Little Norm Matson finds a l)ig hole in tlic Kansas Aggie line. 122 tries for an average of 114 yards per game. Leading scorer on the Cyclone eleven was George Cast, superb blocking and pass- snatching back who scored 36 points. Mere- dith Warner, speedy fullback and place- kicking artist, scored 32 points, followed by Tippee ' s 24. Paul Keckley was the team ' s leading ground gainer with 107 yards in 17 tries for an average of 6.3 yards per try. ' iiui ' d never guess from the look on Clausen ' s face (43) that it was actually Cast 11 lio recovered the fumble. Tippee crosses up th e Cornhuskers and runs with the ball himself. Drubbing Kansas State, Nebraska and their arch ri al Drake, the Cyclones won a hard fought battle from the tough Kansas team 13 to ( . In the first game of the season they met the ninnber two ranking team of the nation, loAva Pre-Flight. and Avere de- feated by the Seahawks 33 to 13. Other Cy- clone losses Avere at the hands of the poAver- fiil serxice team. Ottumwa Navy, by a one point margin and to the Big Six schools, Oklahoma and Missouri.  ti Lnding. the ea on in a tie for the Jjig. Six cnampion nipy the 44 Cyclone five shared with Oklahoma the record of nine victories and one defeat. J ed by. cAll- cAnterican Price (Erookfield they finished with thirteen victories- ' loHny to yiiinn ' e ota Oklahoma and 3owa Pre-Jliyht. up Big Six forward Price BrookCcld snares Ouumua Pre-Flight rcljoiind. Comiiij; up for air. Rax Wchdc l)rcaks for the basket. SEASONS RECORD lo va State 3 1 Iowa Pre-Flight 29 Iowa State 40 Kansas 29 Iowa State 3 1 Minnesota 33 Iowa State 41 Oklahoma 39 Iowa State 43 Drake 20 Iowa State 63 Drake 34 Iowa State 42 Kansas State 33 Iowa State 47 Kansas State 20 Iowa State 56 Nebraska 24 Iowa State 58 Nebraska 35 loAva State 60 Ottinn va Pre-Flight 37 Iowa State 43 Missouri 32 Iowa State 27 Iowa Pre-Flight 33 Iowa State 30 Oklahoma 44 Iowa State 4 1 Missouri 25 Iowa State 47 Kansas 20 257 Lyle Naylor dribbles in for a basket in the Ottumwa Navy game. The Oltiimwa Ijoys gang up to get the rebound from Brookfield. Loss of three starting players during the 1943-44 season did not stop the Cyclone cage squad from pulling through a brilliant season to tie for the Big Six championship with Oklahoma. Regulars lea ' ing diu-ing the season were Lloyd K ester who went to the Army Air Corps, Lyle Naylor who moved on in pre-flight training and Bob Satier who was stopped by an appendectomy. Eye on the basket, Brookfield fires a hook shot. Kcsli ' i passes 1(1 last l)icakiiig Oiihnaii wild scores Cycione (dunlcr. Oulnian snalthcs a sh.ikc up from Na y. NaUoi takes a liobliled dribble from oncharging Ouumwa Navy. Cyclones dropped only one of their ten Big Six games, boAving the tenth to the pow- erful Oklahoma Sooners. In non-conference games the Cyclones trounced Drake twice, Ottumwa Navy once, split with the strong Iowa Pre-Flight team and lost a heart breaker to Minnesota. Naval trainees Brookfield, Oulman , Myers, Block and the Wehde twins carried on for the Cyclones. It ' s a basket for Iowa Pre-Flight. Lloyd Kester drops in a set-up in the Scahauk game. Billy Block outjumps the Ottumwa Navy to grab the rebound. .Awed Tigers watch Sauer lay in a short shot. C clone take Jjig. Six track title for firH time in niHory.. Piling up 38 points to win the Big Six indoor track title this winter, the Cyclone thin-clads claimed treshnian Bill Arlen who scored in the mile and two-mile rtui and Dick Bliss who took shot-put honors. Highlight last spring was George Gast tossing the javelin 202 ' 6 to win the Na- tional Collegiate title. Cyclones tied for third in the outdoor conference meet with Gast winning the javelin, Richardson the mile and Dankel the two-mile. In other meets they defeated Iowa Pre-Flight and Grinnell in a triangle meet and lost a duel meet to Nebraska. Muscle-man Schwartz. Time-testing Cyclone speedsters Warner, Kessler, Larson and Wagner is Coach Bretnall. urack Squad TOP ROW: Schwenk, Jones. Wagner, Wilson, Trommler. SECOND ROW: Schwartz. Erwin. Matejka. Warner. Schoolcraft. THIRD ROW: Larson, Turkington. Hodne, Stennett, Arland, Quigley. FOURTH ROW: Clitheroe. Gibboney, Davis, Reagon, Chapman, Hart, Morgan. 260 ! Uanker drop nteet to Qreat J ake ana inne ota quaa . Limited lo a two-iiieet schedule, the Cy- clone tankers lost a nip and luck 43 to 41 bat- tle to Minnesota at Ames. The Cyclones garnered three firsts vith Jones. Hut .er, Sa age and Robison Avinning the 400 free- style relay, Robison vinning the backstroke and Roitnian taking the 440-yard freestyle. Traxeling to Chicago for their second meet, the Cyclones met the most powerfid sAs imming team in the nation. The Great Lakes Naval Training School swimmers broke three Avorld ' s records as they o er- poAsered the Cyclones 67 to 17. There is water under Cyclone diving star Bill Kizer. John Guggedahl and Dan Jones set to start the GO-yard freestyle. Swimming. Squad TOP ROW: Kiser. Coach McGuire. Havercamp. SECOND ROW: Anderson, Hirsclii. Jones. Rottman. THIRD ROW: Guggedahl. Clizbe. Brandner. Cook. Savage. FRONT ROW: Gailbraith. Golden. Robison. Michel. Gibson. I BI l H M «. |..: ' ). - -iA fW .0_ SaiebaLl Stfuad TOP ROW: Coach Sutherland, Wheelock, Boyd, V. Luther, Peterson, Shepard, Wiltsie, Shanda, Klett, Mahany. Sears. FRONT ROW: Seabury, Jaspers, Reyerson. Kester, Runyan, Phelps, Wright, K, Luther, Strobehn, Madson, Chudamelka. yfteetlng. strong, op- po itloity the aia mona cfuaa re- corded Hx victories. Starting strong, the Cyclone nine won their first fixe games and then shmiped to lose seven straight to totigh foes. Meeting four Iowa opponents, the Cy- clones won from Simpson 1 2 to 7 and 1 1 to 4 and Upper Iowa 4 to 3 and 20 to 7. They split with Carleton winning first 6 to 1 and dropping the second game 8 to 3, and then split with iMissotui losing the first game 1 to and taking the second 6 to 0. Dale Klctt, centerfieldei— since killed in action. Joe Kennedy, foimei Chicago White Sox player, slides home. VarHt 3 ' ' CLub TOP ROW: Tippee, Shanda. Bliss, Matejka. FRONT ROW: Savage, Matson, Gast, Richardson. Uwenty ' ive muscle men went through prooation and initiation laH Spring, for Varsity. 3 CLuby composed of major letter winner irom Cyclone athletic team . Wearing iheir cardinal and gold sweaters so no vest buttons can pop off. Bob .Savage and Harold Malejka examine a troph Just looking are Mel Shanda and Dick Bliss. s, A Streamlining, the intra} war cnan e at 3owm fraternity, ana fratermi were combined. cAU-cokl were Uneta Cni io « volleyoall ' y ana Pkm noe . Uneta Jii toom title while [all winners touch football; anm One of the slugging Iowa Sealiauks who ovei poiveied the Cyclones 12 to 0. Phi Gams Scott Beigeson, Don Clap- saddle and Jack Phillips watch their team lose to the 2 Sigma Nils. Iiil] iiiun.il (haiiips are Sigma Nws l.ynii Sandv. Carl Vangsness. Walt Mat en. j.ulv MilK and Neil Uohncr. Wall me aumnd again. Charlie. m mural prog rant to meet estate laH ally tnewardy 4f ire nnten cla e vg.e cnantp laH Spring, tall; Phi Kcippci pHy Delta ultetay nor e- ike Summer Softball Wcluaea Pnl Kappa, dignta JSuy bowling.. It ' s not a bird! Its not a plane! It ' s not even Superman, but only a Cyclone swimmer limbering up for the Minnesota and Great Lakes swimming meets. Chuck Wright. Cyclone second baseman, poles out a single in the battle against the Iowa Seahawks. Rabid intramural baskctballers. Jack .Mills. Sigma Nu Champ, strikes out to bolster his season ' s average of 185. Star perform ' ance of lAJc4cA club were thrice- re pea tea cAntpn - bian 44 ana 3 ance Club i Spring, festival. Cloming u]) for air. from row center, is Tail |anies. backed up liv Marv Lou Proti?iiian, some- one, Betsv I.itile anti Peg Connolly, Practicing itli a vengence are Pat . nclerson, Bonnie Beatv and Jo Ann Reeves, lVc4c4 Council TOP ROW: Arbuckle, Galligan. Beaty. Cameron. Hilbero, FRONT ROW: Connolly, Bentkc, Gross. Snodgrass. Otto. 266 No easy task confronted the WAA Council this year as military units arriving on cam- pus necessitated use of the women ' s gym all day and during many evenings. But the WAA ' s Avartime progiam increased the ac- tivities of the old in its newly formed role. Creating an even better sho v than the Am- phibian ' 43, the swimming club gave three ooil exercise. performances of the Amphibian ' 44. New on the list of outstanding events was an all- Dance Club program — planned, executed and enacted by Dance Club women. Also added to the progiam vas a panel discussion broadcast over the Midwest on what the war has done to WAA activities in the different midwestern colleges. Jean Moore checks in. ' ' ■ ' Selling, mum at jTomecoming. ana Serving ai u ner at college convocation are two activities of these outstanding SportSminded coeds. Tad James, winner o£ Women ' s I Fraternity award for outstanding participation. uJonten i 3 fraternity. Hudek. Campbell. Gross. Galligan. 268 M omen i Sntratnural (Board TOP ROW: Barrett, Thompson. Newburger. SECOND ROW: Beneke. Wilson. Gould. Hayward. FRONT ROW: Stahl. Cameron. Bruene. Williams, Jacobsen. Sntramural winner were wintming.y Uri- 3)elt; bowling, Cni Onteg a and hadntin ' ton fanet Cameron. Working to give e ery girl an opportunity to take part in intramural activities, the Wo- men ' s Intramural Board continued its work of planning all athletic fimctions for organ- ized houses this year. As ahvays, one repre- sentati ' e from each group serxed on the board, Avhich super ' ised badminton, soft- ball, table tennis, volleyball, bowling, archery, golf and swimming. Due to Avar- time restrictions trophies were not presented to winning contestants in those sports here tournaments were held. I ' i Phi Liz Evans gives them some hot competition during the Mvimming meet l;ist spring. Mary Lou Protzman gives her part- ner the glad hand after a hot match. T c4 war-con ciou 3owa State showed It versatility by moving, over for intensi- fied training, of c4rntg and JSavg units. Accomplishing the impossible, IOWA STATE is making room in its extensive lab- oratories and classrooms for thousands of servicemen and still maintaining a fidl pro- gram of course offerings for regular students. No easy task, that of coordinating civilian and military imits, of working out the problems of time and space — but hats off ' o our leading educators and administrators who are doing that job for victory! I 270 Stunnlnff g.own Hlhy lur y g org eou g.lrl ana an orcnia from Coe — tne rig.kt combination for that Special evening.. Jur from Cownie . . lovelgy nece arg. ana unrationea! How ' ould you like a fur coat styled jusi for you? 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The ROCERS SHOP can supply you with clever apparel and still not do drastic harm to yoin- pocketbook. 272 Next time you need just the right dress, blouse or skirt, stop at the ROGER ' S SHOP for satisfaction. Re sine to .see their delight- ful display of costume jewelry and gifts . . . which, incidentally, they wrap beaiuifidly! I I ColL 3nn Cyclone yrill Convenient clean read ana able to erve the Hu- aent . . . tne e are og.- town i J e taurant . Meals and short orders alike are prepared at the COLLF.GE INN. ' ou ' ll like their doiighmits and coffee round breakfast lime, and their Itniches and dinners Avill warm yoii, too. Stop in and enjoy their cointeoiis service and the homelike atmosphere. Large and roomy . . . the CYCLONE GRILL is the ideal place for the gang to gather. Go in . . . take o er one of the m any big booths, sip a coke from the well- equipped foinitain and listen to the latest ttuies on the nickelodean at the CYCLONE GRILL! The L-WAY . . . the place where good friends meet to eat. L-WA ' hambingers ha ' e a place of their oAvn in the students ' hall of fame, and you ' ll find that the rest of their food is of the same quality. It ' s a friendly place . . . and their coffee is tops! So yotir folks are coming down to spend Stmday with yon? Be sine to take them to HOSTE TTER ' S for dinner. They ' ll enjoy it . . . and will know that yon kno v the better places in Ames to eat! But don ' t just save HOS- TETTER ' S for special occasions . . . drop in often. For that (|uick after class snack . . . vhere coidd you  ' better go than to the SO VEREIGN GRILL? Tlieir pic -f oHetter i ' n coffee is a grand picker-upper for that foin- o ' clock slimijj. We coidd raxe aboiU their sandwiches, too, biu don ' t take oin- word for it, see for yoiu ' self. J(l-Wi ay Sovereign Qrdl 3or thirty. y.ear the 3owa State Hudent standby. . . . the Student Supply. Store. ■ ' c %f BHilh igil iiPPLY sTog OOKS-ilMlONlH 1 KODAKS .. 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Living up to their motto, The bank where yon feel at home, this bank offers the solution to your financial prob- lems. Since it is not only smart but partriotic to buy war bonds, make the AMES TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK your bond head- cjuarters. Whether it is to open a savings accoiuit, cash a check, or to ask advice on financial matters — you will find the AMES TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK the answer to your needs. %Vrong.! Site l n t dreamy. ei e the handsome uni- m- ] form in the picture! over She ' s wondering what Havor of O ' NEIL ' S ice creain they ' re having for dinner tonight! You ' ll be dreamy-eyed, loo, once you ' ve lasted O ' NEIL ' S super smooth ice cream in all the delicious flavors. It ' s the ideal refresh- ment for ])arties and teas. Be sure to list it as a regular for your dinner desserts. And as a special treat, liy one of O ' NEIL ' S ice cream bars sold in their downtown sho]). For a creamy treat that isn ' t rationed . . . there ' s nothing like O ' NEIL ' S ice cream! 278 J4eart of 3owa State --keadcfuarter for [un- ' tne rig,kt pot to g.et acquainted ' the tentorial Unlon of course. Whether you ' re enjoying the music in the Carnegie Music Room, whi])ping off a last game of ping-pong in the game room, having a gab-fest in tlie West Loinige, holding tlie big moment close as you dance in (ircat Hall, or making eyes at a hot fudge sundae in the grill, you ' re MEMORIAL UNION- izing. The UNION directors know that you ' ll luiderstand their part in the war effort, and continue to cooperate with them in tolerating necessary alterations. Come to yotu College Club often! 279 Jbruff . . . Hationery. . . . candy. . . . g reeting. cara . . . coMnetic . . . J o matter i the weather U too not or too cold . . . . . . ilic list could go on forever vhen you ' re naming the articles carried by the C:AMPUS DRUC;. it ' s there you ' ll find your fa orites in cosmetics and cologne, and don ' t forget that they always have the latest issues of the most })opular magazines. Post Oilice service is another convenience of this store that excels in c]iiick, efficient service. They ' ll be ready vith a suggestion vhen you ' re deciding on the just right gift. For personal necessities and gifts — shop at the CAMPUS DRUG! EDWARD ' S COAL AND ICE COM- PANY has the solution. Thirty-four years of serving the families of Ames has ccpiipped EDWARD ' S COAL AND ICE COMPANY to gixe yoti the better coal that the govern- ment is asking us to use to conserve fuel. E ' en imder vartime restrictions and incon- veniences, EDWARD ' S COAL AND ICE COMPANY maintains its policy of excellent materials and clean, prompt deli ' ery. What- ever yoiu ' thermometer troubles are, call EDWARDS COAL AND ICE COMPANY for an economical and easy solution. 3t would take 20 pictured to now you tki tore . . . and even then the tory would be only half told. We can ' t even hint at the scope of the ser ices offered to the men and women at Icns ' a Stale in this one photo of a corner of our second floor; or of the com fori you ex- perience in shopping: or of ihe coiu ' lesy and helpfulness of the ])eople who greet you when you isit us. So we merely say that this is our 7. )lh year de ' oted to serxing the men and women ol loxsa Slale. TILDEN ' S Dependcible Snia 1869 Ames J Uq.ue . . . riotous • . . and red not . , . it the Careen gander . . . 3owa State i incomparable nuntor magazine. Il pokes fun ai ihe profs . . . ridicules the school . . . presents the students as imbe- ciles . . . and makes them like it! The CiANDER. published three times a year, is a collection of jokes, cartoons, and a ariet of articles . . . and what a variety! Part ol college life is the Hoomer Magazine . . . so don ' t miss the next C.REEX GANDER! Minner-dancin and the theatre tonight? c4t y[ounker i Z)ea J oom! You can bet she ' ll accept that date, be- cause, as e ery coed knows . . . YOUNKER ' S TEA ROOM is iJie place to go for an eve- ning of gracious entertainment. She enjoys the dinner, the accompanying music that in- ites her to dance, and the tickets for the best show in town. It all adds up to an eve- ning to be remembered! Visit YOUNKER ' S TEA ROOM soon! K ep up on the latent In campus new and Scandal take y.our Student witn OU remember Special rate for Servicemen. They ' re busy looking over today ' s DAILY STUDENT, just off the press. With com- plete coverage of campus news its aim, the STUDENT records the goings-on of Iowa State students and alums. New this year was the servicemen ' s page, including a midget overseas edition which briefed campus news plus behind-scenes gossip. To get student opinion as well as news, the STUDENT this year conducted a weekly poll on ques- tions of local and national significance. There ' s no better gift for a man in the serv- ice or a graduate in war industries than a subscription to his DAILY STUDENT. 282 3ndex to c4dvertiierA Ames Trust AND Savings Rank 278 Boi.TON AND Hay 277 Campus Drug Co. 280 Coe ' s 271 College Inn 278 Cownie ' s 271 Cyclone Grill 278 Daily Student 282 Edward ' s Coal and Ice Co. 280 Green Gander . 281 Hostetter ' s 278 Iowa Engineer 274 Iowa State College . 270 KlNGSKRAFT ( oVER Co. 277 L-Way 278 Memorial Union 279 Myer ' s Studio 276 O ' Neil ' s 278 Reynolds and Iversen 277 Roger ' s Shop 272 Sovereign Grill 273 Student Supply Store 274 Tilden ' s 280 Younker ' s Ames Store 275 Younker ' s Tea Room 281 283 Senior c ctivitie ADAMS. DORIS MARIE: Knoxville. Hnme Economics Educa- oil— Sipiia Alpha lola 3, 4; Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. I; Svmphoiiv Orchestra I. 2: Glee Chili I. 2. 3: Festival Choir 1, 2. 3: Sketch 2. 3: VWCA 1. 2. 3. I; Doimitoiv Advisor 2, 3. 4; SorOor Sins Chairman 3. ADAMS. LOIS .: Chicago. III.. Home Economics Eilucntion — Home Economics Club 2. 3: Dormilorv , lvisor 3: V. . 4: Iowa State Teachers College. AMBROSE. l.Oll ELLEN: Maryville. Mo.. Home Economics Education— Femviil Choir 2. 3; Glee Club 2: Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3. 4: YWCA 2. 3. 1: Twisters 3: ' eisbea 2: Freshman Uav Leader 4: Dormitory . dvisor 3; Northwest Missouri State Teacbeis CloUcge. ANDERSON. CATHERINE JEAN: Danbury. Home Economics Educdliou—DeUa Delta Delia: VA. 3, 4: Home Economics Club 3. 4: VC.A 3. I: HMS Pinafore 3: Christian College. ANDERSON. M. RIL ■N G.: Clarinda. Child Development— Symphony Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Marching Band 4: Presbyterian Student Committee 3. 4: Y VC;A 2. 3. 4: Band 2. 3. Vice- President I: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Clarinda Junior College. ANDERSON. MARTHA G.: Clarinda. Child Development- Symphou Orchestra 2: V VC. 2, 3. 4: Home Economics Chdi 2, 3. 4: Iniramiirals 4: V. . 4: Dormitory .Advisor 4: Piesbyteriau Student Committee 3. 4: Clarinda Junioi College. .ANDERSON. PHYLLIS J.; Brayton. Home Economies Editca- tion— ' CA I. 2. 3. 4: Hoi ' ne Economics Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Dormitory Council 3: Dormitory Advisor 2. 3, 4. ANDREGG. HARRIET M.; Brill. Rehiled .Sr ciirc— Home Eco- nomics Club 2: Science Women ' s Club 3. 4: V VC. 4: Britt |iMiior College. .AI ' PLF.G.VTE. J, MES .; Burlington. Elecliicnl Enf ineering— Ward System Executive Council 3, .Social Council 4: .- IEE 3. I: Joint Social Council 4: Burlington Junior College. ARBl ' CKLE. .ARDVTH E.: Kearney. Neb.. Child Development- I ' wislers 2. 4: Treasuier of Lincolnuay Cottage 2: VWCA 2. 3, 4. Geneva Camp 3: Intramurals 3, 4; Christian Church Council 3: Fourfold FotuKlers 3. 4: Campus 4-H 2. 3. 4; Home Economics C:lid) 2. 3. 4: Dormitory Coinicil 4: W.A.A Hockey Club President 4; Nebraska State Teachers College: I ' liiversity of Nebraska. ARMS TRONG. WILLI.AM F.: .Ames. ArchilectumI Engineering— Sigma .Alpha Epsilon: Engineering Council 4: Iowa Engineer 1, 2: N ' eishea 1. 2. 3. 4: AIA C;ouncil 3. 4: Knights of St. Patrick 4: Fau Sigma Delta 4. ■ARVIDSO.N. H.AROLD; Mason City. Chemictil Engineering— Sigma Phi Epsilon. Secretary 4: .AIChemE 2. 3. 4; Veishea 2, 3. 4: Iowa Engineer 2; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Mason City Junior College. ASHBV. DORIS: Riverside. 111., Household Equipment-Kiippj Delia: WAA 2, 3, 4; Bomb 2, 3; Iwisieis 2. 3: Home Eco- nomics Club I. 2, 3, 4. AUC;US ' IIN. DONOVAN E.: Winter.sel, Mechanical Engineer- ing— Vi lau Sigma 4. Secretary 3; .ASME 3. 4: Engineering Council 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2: Veishea 3: Engineers ' Ball 4. AULERICH. DORLEEN E.: Monona. Home Economics Educu- tion— Home Economics C:lub I. 2. 3. 4: Ltitheran Sttulents ' Association 1. 2. 3. t: Campus 4-H Club I. 2: loua Slate Players 2: Festival Choir 3: Sor-Dor I. 3: WAA 3. .AVERY. DOROTHY H.: Dululli. Minn.. Home Economics Educa I ion — Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3, I; C;.A 1. 2. 3: Dormitory .Advisor 2. B B.AC;0. ' . IIKI.KN: Wilton JuiKliou. Icxliles and Chilhing- Kappa Delia: Veishea 2. 3: Home Economics CliM) I. 2. 3. 1. ' Fcxiiles aiul Clothing Club Secretary 3; Red Cross 2. Supervisor 3: League ol Wdnuii X ' oicis 3. IicasiMCr 4: Bomb I. 2, 3, 1. B II.E . BE I FY L.: Moline, III.. Dieletics-r e Ui Delta Delta; Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4; WC. I. 2. 3. 4: WAA 2. 4; Glee Club 1: Festival Chorus 1. 2. 1. BARAKAT. JOHN S.: Omaha. Neb.. Chemical Engineering— Al( hcmE 1. 2. 3. 4: ROIC Pistol I eam I: University of ( m:iha. BARBRE. HELEN L.: Webster Groves. Mo.. Applied .(i -DeIta Delta Delta. President; Mortar Boaid. .Social Chainnan; .Memorial I nion Student Bo;ird. X ' ice-Piesident 3: XWCA C:;ibinet 2. 3. A ' icc-President 4; Delta Phi Delta. Tre;isuier: JoiiU Social C oiuicil 4: Bomb I; League of Women oters 1. 2: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Religious Emphasis Week 1, 2. 4. Co-Chairman 3; Veishea I. 2. 3. 4. BARISH. HERM.AN B.; Sioux City. Mechanical ICngineering- ■ASME 3. 4; Veishea I. 2; Intramurals I. 2. 3. BARNET T. BETTX ' J.; Omaha. Neb.. Dielelics- C. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics C:iub 2. 3. 4; Twisieis 3: Bomb 2. 4; Lyon Hall I rcasurer 3. 4: .AWS Council 3; Omaha University. B.AUGHM.AN. L. EUGENE; Bloomfield. Mechanical Engineer- ing— AHME 4: Ward .Social C:hairman 3. 4. President 4; Veishea 2. 3: Bloomfield Junior College. BAXI ER. . R E.; . lbia, Texliles and Clolhing-Homc Eco- nomics Club 3. 4: .Albia Junior College. BECH TEL. ROSE . .: Brownficld, Texas. Inslilulion Manage- iiici; — Omicion Nu 3. 4; Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4; YWC:A 1, 2, 3, 4; W.AA 3. BECK, ROLAND; Ames, Mechanical Engineering. BECK, WANDA MAE; Lenox, Institution ManagemenI— Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. I: Tau Gamma: Campus 4-H: YWCA. BEERS. WILLIAM D.: Duanesburg. N. Y.. Cliemical Engineer- ing— i ' hi Delta Iheta: Football 1: Intramurals I. 2, 3, Ccmncil 4; AIChemE 1, 2, 3. 4; Veishea 1, 2. 3. 4; Pledge- ' Ifaiuers ' Council 4. BELL, K.ATHRYN JANE: Morris. 111.. Home Economics Edu- cation— Cixmpus 4-H 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2: YWCA 2; Roger Williams Club 2. 3. 4; Theta Epsilon 2. 3, 4: Tau C;amma 3. 1: Fort Dodge Junior College. BELSHEIM, ROBERT O.: Lcland. Mechanical Engineering- ASME 4; Pi Tau Sigma 4: lutiamuials 2. 3: Friley Hall Treastner 3: Lutheran Students ' .Association 2. 3. 4; Waldorf College. BEMISS. CL.AIR W.: Mason City. Chemical Engineering-Theia i: .AKMiemE 3. 4; Orchestia 4: College Cinematographer 3. I: Mason City Junior College. BERG. .ALTON A.; Aberdeen. S. Dak., tllectrical Engineering— .AIEE 2. 3. 4; Eta Kappa Nu 4: Lutheran Students ' .Associa- tion 2. 3, 4; Vei.shea 4: Campus Radio Club 2; Northern Stale Teachers ' College. BEST, RUTH E.; Otiumwa. Civil Eugineering—ASCE .Secretary 3; Iowa Engineer 3. .Associate Editor I: A ' eishea 3; Oltumvva Heights Junior College. BIANCO, BE ' TTIE JANE BATH; Dcs Moines, Hnme Economics Education. BIANCO, RICHARD J.; Des Moines. Electrical Engineering— AIEE I. 2, 3. I; Tau Beta Pi 4; Et;i Kappa Nu 1; Teiniis 1. 2, BITS TAD. BETTY ).: Callcudcr. Home Economies Education- Home Economics Club I. 3; (dec Club T. C:horus I. 2; YWCA 2; Psi Chi Vice-Piesident I. BI.ACHNIK. ROBERT W.: Ivndall. S. Dak.. Architectural En- (; ii(C)7ii,t;-Sigma Pi; AIA 2, 3. I; .Southern South D;ikota Slate Normal. BL.ACK. JE. N |.: Otho. Home Economics Edueatiou — Home Economics Cfhd) I. 2, 3. 4; Campus 4-H Club I, 2, 4, ice- Picsident 3: Joint Social Council 2; Cosmopolilan Club 3. 1. lU.AIR, MILDRED M.: Paton. Home Economics Education— Fieenuiu ILill ' i(e-President 4. Secretary of Advisory Coun- cil I; Home F.ionomics Club I, 2. 3. 1; S VC 3. 1; C.impiis 4-H I, 2, 3, 4. 284 lU.AlSK, MARII. J.; AI1)CH l.ca. Minn., Foods and , ' ulrilioti- Rclisious Kinpliasis Week S: VWTA I. 2. 3. I: Home Kro- iioiiiiis { ' .liil) ;;. .1. I: Diiih Smdcnt S: ' cislica 1. ' : I.uilician Siuclcnls ' AssDcialion 2. S. I: l-SA Ke : CUiiicy (.ollenc foi Wdnu ' ii. Ul.ANCllARI). 1511, 1,; M.isoii C;il . C7«-;;in n -Mason Cn junioi College. Ul.AriNK.R. jOANNK: SiKouincv. Child nrvitolniii til - C.k-C (.. i I, 2: I ' csiixal C:lionis 1, 1. ' ; Home Kfoiioniiis C.liil) 1. 2. 3. 1; Innamuials 3; WAA 1: cislica li. 3; Soi-nor Sins; I. 2. lil.I.SS, RICHARD K.: Ames. C.etteral Eup,ineerin -S mA Alpha Epsilon: Vansilv I C!nl : Knighls of .Si. Patrick; SAM 3. President t; Foot!)all I: Basketball I. 3; Fiack 1, 2. 3, 1; ' eisliea 3. lU.ONU.RKN. BK in .: (.owric. Hoinr luoiKiiiiirs EdiKdlioii- Morlar Board; I ' lii I psiloii Omicron 3. 1; Cardinal (.nild 3. I; l)ormilor Coinuil 3. 1; War Council 3. I; Home Eco- nomics Cliil. 1. 2. 3. 1; WC. . BOI.F.N. DORA S.; Crinnell. Ilomchold ■.V iiZ i uoW-Donnilory .Advisor 2. 3; House CUmncil 3; Home Economics C;lul 1. 2. 3. I; Campus 1 H CUih 3. I. Cknincil 1. 2. BOLL. L. FERDINANO; Sheldon. Vclrrhiaiy Mrdicinc-Vi Kapp;i .Mplia; Jr.W NL : Lon;; Bc;icli Junior College. BOWER. WARREN R.; Fontanelle. Michauirul Kn inerriiiji- Pi K;ippa Alpha, Secretary 3. 4; ASME 3, I ' rcsidei ' u 4; AIEE 2; Bonih 2. 3: Vcishea 1, 2. 3, 4. BOW.M.W, LOIS; Victor, Inslilulioti Maniii fiiirnl— Home Eco nomics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; VWCA I. 2, 3, I. BOW.STE.M). TOM T.. jr.; DeWitt. I ' l-lcriumx , lcditiiir }t . M. ; Ward .Social Council President 3. BO KEN. ERnE E ' .; Titonka. Imliluliou Mtitwgriiiriil- Kappa Delta: Mortar Board 3, 4; Phi I ' psilon Omicron 3. ' iccPiesi(ient 4; Bomh Business Manager I; Chorus 1; Journalism . ctivitv I ; VWC. 1. 2. Ciabiiict 3. Ticasiirer 4; I)ail Student 2; .Social Council 4; Home Economics Cliil) 1. 2. 3. 4; Lutheian Stiideius ' .Association. BRANDSI E7TER. ROGER I.; Merrill, Chemical Engineering- Sigma - lpha E])siloii; eishea 2. 3; Iowa Engineer 2; .MChemE 2. 3, 1; Western Inion College. BREWER. WARD B.; Chariton. Elichical Euf inferint -WArd liuranuiral Manager 3, 4; Intiamurals 2. 3. 4; .MEE 3. 1; Eta K;ippa Nu 3. 4: Cihariloii Junior College. BROWN. WILLIAM STUART; Council Blulfs. ,Sf(V;icc. BROWN. LOIISE J. GGARD, JR.: Ames. Hislon-Vhi Kappa Phi 3: lau Gamma 1. Intiamuial Manager 2. Secictarv 3: VWC.. C:al iiiet 2. 3; Science Women s C;lul) 1. 2. 3: Mathe- matics Club 1: liitcichurch Coinicil 3; Science Council 3; Sketch Publications Boanl 3: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2: WAA 1. 2, 3, Letter 3; Presbyterian Student Council 2, 3; Religious Emphasis Week 2. BROWN, LOWELL R.: Shambaugh, Electrical Engineering— .■ IEE 2. 3. ' ice-I ' resident 4; Eta Kappa Nu 1. Treasurer 3; Tall Beta Pi 3. I: Ward Svsteni President I: Independent Party Council 3. I; ' eishea 2. 4; liitranuirals 2. 3. 4. BRl ' ENE. MERLE; Gladbrook. Home Economics Ediiciilion — W. . 3. Council I: Chorus 2; Intramurals Manager 1. 2. Piesidcnt 4: Dormitory . dvisor 1, 2, Council 3; VC.- 2: Home Economics did) 1, 2. 3. 4. BR ' . N I. E ' lHEI. G.; Bmiington. Textiles and Chilhiiig- A ' eishea 3; Campus 4-H 2. I: Home Economics Club 2. 4: VWC;. 2. 4; Burlington Junior C ollege. BlCKSBAl ' M. SOL; Maish;dlto«ii. Meclianical Engineerinji- ' eishea 1. 3: Iowa Engineer 2: Band 1; Pi lau Sigma; Hillel did) 1, 4; .VSME 2. 4; Bomb 2; Saxophone Quartet 1. Bl DD. .MARY M.VRGAREI; Aurora. 111.. Oi (f Vs-Presidenl Lincolnwav Cottage 2. 3; WC. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; .Mac.Murray Ciollege. BCRKE, PAIL WILLIAM; Audubon, Aeronuutical Engineering. Bl RNS. B. RB. RA: Omaha. Neb.. Home Economics Ediicalion- Delta eta: VC. I. 2. 3. Cabinet 4: Home Fxonomics C;liib I. 2. 3. 4. Education Club President 4; Veishea 2, 3; Bomb 1. Bl SCH. VIRGINIA R.; Uinterset, Dietelics-WVCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Campus 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. t: Homemaker Fxlitorial Stall 2. 3. 4; lau Gamma 2. 4; Wesley Foundation Student Council 2. 3. 1; Weslev Players 3, 4; Kappa Phi 3, 4. lU SH. F. J.; New ork, N. V., Ceneral Engineering— I ivl.i i; SA.M; Veishea 3. Bl ISON. WALL. CE ].: Jedeis. Minn.. r -riiifl)v Medicine- Jr.WMA I. 2. 3. 4. B RNE, WILLIAM JOHN: I)ul)Ui|iie. Chemical Engineering. c. C.M.DWEI.I.. RALPH: link- Ro k, Ark.. Electrical Engineering. C.M.HOrN. 1R MBV A.; Sioiix C;ily. History and (ionern nienl— ' Bet;i I ' hi; .Mortar Boaiil: Chi Delta Phi; I ' hcla Sigma Phi: D;iil Student, Service Editor I. Night F.ditor 2. 3; (irecn CJander (arciilation Mamiger 3, I; low;i Faiginccr .Vs,sociate F ditor 3. 4; Science Council 3. I; Cardinal (piiild 3, 4; WAA 1. 2, 3, 1. C.WIERON. J.VNE ' I L.; Ev;instoii. 111.. Eyfterimental Cookery— C4ii Omega; Fwisters 2. 3; VW ' C. Freshman Council, Service C;ommittee 1, 2, 3; Camp (U)unselors Club 2; W. . Ireasiiier 3; WAA 2, 3, 4; Bomb 3; lntramiii;il Board 2, 3. 4. CAMPBELL. E. FArNEIL: (.laiid Maiais. Minn.. Inslitiilion Management— V i nc Economics Club 1 . 2. 3. 4; W ' . . 1, 2, 3. 4, .Secretary R;ic(Hiets Club 3; I Fiatcrnity 3, Treasurer 4: Twisters 2, 3, I; Intramurals 1, Manager 2. 3. President I. C.WIPBELL. JOHN M.: Burlington, Chemical Engineering— Sigma .Mpha Epsilon: Freshman lennis 2: ' eishea 2; Iowa Engineer 2; ' ai ' sity lennis 3. 4; ' ;irsity I CJub 4; Knights of St. Patrick 3; . IC:hemE 2. 3. President 4; Intiamural Council I: I ' hi L;imbd;i I ' psilon I; Burlington Junior Col- lege. C. NNON. HELF .N M.; Des Moines. Home Economics F.duca K));-Della Delta Delta; WAA 2. 3. 4; Twisters 2; .Senior Prom Committee: Home Economics Club; VWC. . C:ARL1N. M. RIAN J.; Des .Moines, Mathematics-l ' i .Mu Epsi- lon 3. Diiector 4; Science Council; Science Women ' s Club; .Mathematics Club. C.XRTER. M. Y BELLE; Des Moines. Home Economics Educa- tion— Home Economics Club 1. 2. Education Club Piogram C oiumiltee 3. Secietary 4; VC. Woiship Committee 1, Little Women ' s Club 2. 4. Li e Wiles 3. I. Geneva I, 3; Betham Group .Social Chairman 1. Secretary 2. 3, Vice- President 4; V. ' . 3. 4; eishea 3; Dormitory .-Vdvisor 2, Librarian 2, Devotional Chairman 3. Secretary 4. C. R ER. DORO H ; Collins. Home Economics Educalion- Dclta Zeta; Home Fxoiiomics Club 1. 2. 3. I; Health Coun- cil 2, 3. 4; Camp Counselors 2. 3; eishea 2. 3; WAA 4; VWCA 1. 2, 3. 4. C. SLA ' KA. RAMONA J.; Tiacr. Home Economics Education— Pi Beta Phi; Twisters 2; eishea 3; Naiads 4; VWCA 1, 2, 3. t: Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3, 4. CASPER, WA ■ ' E HAROLD; Marshalltown, Civil Engineering— Theta Xi; Veishea 2. 3; Intramurals 2, 3. 4; .ASCE 2. 3. 4; Marshalltown Junior College, C:. SSAI) ' S. BEIS LOIISE; .Mapleton. .-tpplied .4r -C;amma Phi Beta: Fwisters 4; University of .Minnesota. CHAPIN, WA NE F.; Mantorvillc. Minn.. Veterinaiy Medicine— Phi Zeta 3. 4; X ' eterinary Student 3; Veishea I; Rochester Junior College. CHAP.MAN. GERALD E.; Peosta. leterinary .Me licine-}v AV.MA I. 2, 3, 4: Newman Club 1. 2. 3, 4, CHRISIENSEN, (AN ' ET E.; Rochester. Minn.. D f («i-Home Economics C:lub 1. 2. 3, I: VWCA I. 2. 3. 1: Bit and Spur 1: Wesley Players I; Bowling C;lub 3, 4. C;L. RK. .• LM. ' B.; Milford, Connecticut, Institution Manage- )fi(ii(— Home Economics C:liib I. 2. 3. 4; War Council 3; FicshiiKin Home Economics Ciouncil 1: Mixed Cihoriis 4: W. . 1. 2. 3. I: Bit and Spur 1; Daily Student 3; Twisters 4; Intramural B( ;iicl 2; ' C. 1. 2. 3; College Republican Club 1; Dormitory ice-President 1: Boston School of Dietetics. CTARKE. MAR(,ARET ANN; Conrad, n( ;V(-VWC.. I, 2, 3. I; Independent Party Cioimcil 1. 2. 3. 4; Kappa Phi 3, 4; Methodist Student Council 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Bowling Club 4. CL.XRKE. THEODORE M.: Adel. Institution Management-l ' i Beta Phi, President 3, 4; Homemaker 2; W ' CA 1. 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club I, 2. 3. 1: Debate Club 2. 3; Inslilu- tion Management C4ub President I; Home Fxonomics Coun- cil 4; Flonie Fxonomics Biill Secretary and I ' reasurer 3. 28S Senior cnctivltie C ' .I.ASSICK. HAROLD J.; Belmoiul. Clirmitiil unj iirrioi!;— Iniramurals 1. 2. 3. i: AICheniE 3. I. C ' .l.Al SEN. DORIS; Boone. Home Einnoinirs EiliKutioii— VWCA 1. Cabinet 2. 3. 1: Home Kcononiiis (.Uil 1. 2. 3. 1; Campus l-H Club 1. 2. CLAISEN. FRED: Clear Lake. Cemnnl iiiy iicci iiij-Sigma . lpha Epsilon. Vice rresiilenl 3. President 1; Caidinal Ke 4; Knights of St. Paliick I: Dailv Student 1.2. 3. Business Manager 4; Freshman Handbook 2: Iniramurals I. 2. 3. I; Student Publication Boaid 3. 4; Collef iate Press Board 3. 4; rhird Partv. President 4; Student . cli ities Boaid 2. 3: Interfraternitv C;ouncil I: . cti it I I; ' arsil Basketball and Football. CLYDE. ). ET; . mes. Indmtriul Eroiioiiiirs—lMm Delta Delta: Science Council 2. 3. Piesidenl 4: Science Women ' s Club 2. 3. Secretary 4; Pan-Hclleiiic Clonncil 1: YWC, 1. 2. 3. 4: Daily Student ' Style Show 1. CO. TES. J. ROBERT: Sioux City. Clu-mkal Engineering— . lpha Tail Omega: . lpha Chi Sigma 3. 4: Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4: Iowa Engineer 2: AICbcmE 3. 4. C;OCHR. N. DON. LD; Moncta, Meclin niral Engineering— Wiud System I. 2; Intramurals 1. Sports Coinuil 2: Iowa State Pontoonicrs I: .VSME 3. 1. COLE. PH I.LIS M.: Watei4oo. Fouds and Nulrilion-D-.uh Student 3: WAA 3: Intiamiirals 3. 4: VWCA 3. I; Home Economics Club 3, 4: Grinnell College. COLLINS. H. PHVLLIS: Evanston. III.. Texliles and drilling— Chi Omega. Treasiner 3. President I; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil 4: Daily Student 2; Green Gander I. 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; VWCA I, 2: Veishea 1. 2. 3. 4; Style Show 2. COLLINS. WARREN E.: West Point. Neb.. Veterinar Medi- f ne-JrAVMA 1, 2. 3. 4. COOPER. EILEEN: Didiilh. Mimiesoia. Inslilution Manage-  if — Newman Club 2. 3. Corresponding Sccietary t: Home Economics Club 2. 3, 4; Dormitory . dvisor 4: Oregon State College. COOPER. M. RV JE. ' VN: Springville, Hume Economies Eduea- ( on-Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4: WAA 1; Dormitorv . dvisor 2. 3. 4: . d isory Council 3. CORDINER. MARV AGNES: Chicago. 111.. Foods and Related .Sf iVnce— New man Club I. 2. 3, 4: Home Economics Clul) I, 2, 3, 4: Science Women ' s Club 3. I. CORNELL. ' ERNON . .; Fort Dodge. Chemical Engineering- Ward System Social Chairman 3. Piesident Rho Ward 4: AICheniE 4: Fort Dodge Junior College. C;ONNOLLV. ELE. NOR; Des Moines. D ffc rs— Gamma Phi Beta. Recording Secretary 3: W. . Club 3. Naiads Piesident 1: Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4: St. Mary ' s of Notre Dame. COURTNEY ' . EVELVN C: Center Junction. Home Economics Educntion— WC 3: Home Economics C:liib 3: Debate: Lenox |unior College. (OWEN. I HEODORE ARTHUR, Jr.: Forest Paik. HI., Elee- Irical F:iigineering—Tbe{a Xi. Piesident 3. 4. Corresponding .Secretary 3, Social Chairman 2, 3. Pledge Trainer 3: Secretary Inter-Fraternity Coiniril 3: Joint Social Coiuicil 2. 3: Engi- neering Council 3, 4; Bomb 1, 2: Veishea 1, 2; Homecoming 1, 2: Interfraternity Pledge Dance I: Bomb Beauty Ball 1: Engineers ' Ball 3: Newman Club I. 2: .Ml College Lawn Party 3: AIEE 2. 3, 4. CR.MG. WII.LI.VM L.: Storv Citv. .Ircliileclural tlngineering- AIA: Veishea I. 2. 3: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Festival Choir I. 2. 3. 4; Iowa State Singers I; Sketch 3, Editor 4: Writers ' Round Table 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha: Daily Student 3. CR.XMER, LOREN W.: .Monticello. .-l ijTOHomv— .-Xgronomy Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Ward System 2. 3. 4; Cadet Officers ' .Association: MC. ; .Agricultural Coninil .Senior Repicseiualive 4. C;R0CKER, LOUISE E.; Keiinioie, N. .. Home Economics Edu- cation—Hockey Club 3: DormitoiN . d isor 2: Home Eco nomits Club 2. 3: VWC. 1. 2: Christian .Science Student Organization Secretary- Ticasuier. CRONE. ROBERT M.: Otlumwa. (.eneral Engineering-Si) mA Plii Epsilon. Music Director 3: S. M I: Cheerleading 1: eishea I. 2, 3: Intramurals 1. 2. 3; Military Circus 2; Lane Speech .Award I. C:ROSS. N. J.ANE E.: Des Moines. Institution Management- Delta Delta Delta: League of Women Voters. President 3. CROWL, WILLIAM B.: Fort Dodge. General Engineeriiig-Kev.i Theta Pi. Steviard 3. 4: War Coimcil Committee 4: S. M 3, I; Football I: Fort Dodge Junior Ciollege. CLMMINGS. FI.OM) JE. N: Oltnmwa. Chemical Engiueering- Sigma Phi Epsilon. C:()mplrollei 2. 3, President 4: Iowa En- gineer 1; Intcrfiaternilv Council Tieasuier I: Intnimurals I, 2, 3, I: ' cishea 3: ,AIChemE ' ice-Piesident 3, President I. D D.AHLBERC;. HELEN: Muscatine. Experimental Cof) (crv-Phi Kappa Phi 4: Omicron Nu 3. Piesident t: VWCA I. 2. 3. t; DormitorN President 4: Kappa Phi 3. t: Methodist Student Council 2, 3. 4: Festival Choir 2: Home Economics Club 1: Campus 4-H Club I. 2. 3, 4: Veishea 3: Dormitory Council I. DALE. HOMER E.: Fort Worth. Tex., Veterinaty Medicine. DANDRIDGE. ANN C.: Kansas City. Mo.. Texliles and Cloth- ing- y h: . Gamma Delta: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4: V VCA I. 2, 3. 4: WAA 1. 2. 3. 4: Dance Club 3, Secretarv- Trcasuier 4: Green Gander 3: Twistcis 2. .Secieiary 3. Piesident 1. D.AUBENDIEK, GENE R.: Jefferson. Electrical Engineering- Theta Xi. Treasurer 2. 3. 4: Pistol Team 2: Track 1: Foot- ball 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: AIEE 3. 4. D.A ' IES. M.ARV ELLEN: Castana. Home Economics Education — Chorus 1. 2: Home Economics Clul) I. 2. 3. 4: Daily Stiulent 2: Grinnell College: Morningside College. D.AVIS. JOHN FLEMING: Garnett. Kan.. Chemical Engineer (Hg— .Alpha Chi Sigma: .AICheniE: St. Joseph Junior College: University of Kansas. DfBARTOLO. CAROLYN: Highwood. 111.. nietetics- C. 1, 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 4: Home Economics Club I, 2. 3. 4: W.AA 3. 4: eishea I, 2. 3: Newman Club 4. DiBECK. SANFORD: Des Moines. Chemical Engineering-Tbcu Xi. Piesident 3. 4: Interfraternitv Coinicil 3. 4; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Secretary: .AICheniE 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Men ' s Panhel Dance 3: Knights of St. Patrick: Mililar Circus 2: Cossacks 2. DkCOSTA. HERBERT .A.: Charleston. S. C. Architectural En- gineering— . 2. 3, 4: Cosmopolitan Club 3. 4. Di ' ,ALOIS. DON.ALD G.: Sheldon. Veterinan- Medicine- JrAVMA I, 2, 3. 4: ' eterinaiv Student 2. .1 4: Cardinal Guild 3. DICKEY, FRED E.: Fairfield. Electrical tlngineering-WEE 2. 3. 4; Phi Kappa Phi: Parsons College. DIEKMAN. SHIRLEY JEAN: Canton. S. Dak.. Zrio op-Sigma Kappa: Science Women ' s Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Marching Band 4; Concert Band 3: Twisters 2. DIGGS. MIRIAM L.: East Moline. 111.. nietetics-Vi Beta Phi: Food and Nutrition Club 3. 4: ■WC.A 3. 4: League of Women Voters 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4: .Augustaua College. DIPPLE. TI. . I.. N; Davenport. Mechanical Engineering— CAcc Club 1: eishea 3: Bcthauv Gioup 1. 2. 4. President 3: Ward liitramuial Cioiiiuil 3. Secrctarv 3; Interchuich Student Council. Treasuicr 3. I: ASME 3. .Secretary 4: Pi Tail Sigma ' ice President 4. DTT TMER, LILLIAN C. I.: Havnes. N. Dak.. Dietelies-Gi mm. Delta: Home Economics C:liib 1: .Memorial Lutheran Choir I: VWC:.A I: North Dakota State Agriddtural College. I)0I.I.IN(;ER, ROBERT E.: Miuooka. 111., Chemistry Tech- nology— V ' Kappa: Bowling I, 2: Intramurals 3, 4: Newman Club 3, 4: Joliet Junior College. DONOHl ' E. KA THARINE .M.: Boncstccl. S. Dak.. Home Eco- nomiis i-ducatio}i — c m:n Clul) 2. 3. I: I wistcis 3. 1; Home Economics C;iiib 2, 3, 1: .Moinii Mart Junior C;ollege. 286 U L. IIOORF.S. JACK H.: I.xoiis. Kaii.. Chemical Engineering- W hii Chi Sij-nia: l ' iii cisil of Kans;is. DOUNF.V. JOHN M : Wall Uikc. (ieneral Engineering-Deha I psiloii. HOME. KKI 1 H A: Uesisiclc. Velerinart Mfdicine-. hA Camilla Rho; JrAWIA 1. 2. 3. I: cishca 3: Ward S stem 1: Inlramurals I. 2: Track 1. DRAKK. M RV JANE: n« Moines. Textiles and C.lolhinf - (■aniiiia I ' hi liela: Home Economics C.luh 2. 3. 1. Freshman I ' resiileni I: flome Economics Council I. 2. 3. President i: B iml) Business Slalf I. 2. 3. I: Sketch Business 2: VWCA I. I. Finance Conimiiiee 3. Menil)ei-ship 2. 3; eishea I, 2. I ' liliiicitv Chairman 3; Health Council I. 2, I ' uhlicily Chairman 3. Secretar 1: Thi I ' psilon Oniicron 3. 4: Mortar Board Sccretar 4: I ' anHellenic Coinicil 3; War Council -1. Poster Chairman 3. Education Cximmittce 3: Women ' s FjiicrgencN Coinicil 3; PaiiHellenic Dance Chairman 3. 1)1 1. 1.. ! A E.: Cherokee. Electrical Engineering—Phi Kappa. Secreiarx- I reasurer 3. 4: Iowa Engineer 3. 4: AIEE 3. 4: Newman Cliili 1. 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 1)1 I.I, IM. ROBERT E.; Waiertonn. Minn.. Veterinar ■ Medi- cine. DTNHAM. RICHARD ].: Scolid. N. V.. Electrical Engineering- Alpha C:hi Rho. President: AIEE 3. 4: Tau Beta Pi 3. 4: Eia Kappa Nil 4: Phi Mu Alpha 3. Treasurer 4; VMCA I. 2. Cahinet 3. 4. President 4; Interfrateriiil C ouncil 3. 4: ' eishea 3. 4; Symphony Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 3. 4; Intramurals 3. 4. F .- LF_S. EDW. Rl) P.: .Sionx Cilv. Aeronautical Engineering— Phi Delta Thcta. President; Cheerleader 3. Head Cheer- leader I: Engineering Council 3. 4: Chairman Homecoming Pep Committee 1: ' eishea I. 2. 3: Interfraternit Council 4: T e.S 2. 3. 1. ECK. . f. RI. N E.: Oelwein. Home Economics Education— Alpha Delta Pi: VWCA 1. 2, 3. 4: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Red Ooss .Sewing 2. 3: Chorus 4: League of Women ' oters 4. ETTEMILLER. RITH; Wagner. S. Dak.. Institution Manage- ment— ' C 2. 3: Tau Ciamnia 1. 2: Home Economics C.lnb I. 2. 4: Chorus 3: Weslev Foundation Student Council 3; South Dakota Southern State Normal School. ENGLEBRECHT HARLEN ]. H.: Hartlex. Veterinary- Medi- r;nc-Jr. MA 1 .2. 3. I. ' EPPERT. Rl TH ' .: Madrid. Institution Management-Home Economics Club I. 2. 3, 4: VWCA I. 2: Dormitory . dvisor 3: Campus 4H Club 1.2. ERREDGE. ELIZABETH C: Zumbrota. Minn.. Dietetics- C. 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3: Dormitory .Advisor 2. 4. EIB.XNK. LOTISE: Mingo. Home Economics Education— Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; VWCA 3. 4: Kappa Phi 3. 4: Cosmo- | olitan Club. EVANS. ELIZABETH RC TH: Vankton. S. Dak., nietelics- Pi Beta Phi: Cilee CMub 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Home Economics Club 3. 4: W . . Club 3. 4: Vankton College. E ERS. .MERLE O.: Des Moines. Aeronautical Engineering— Beta Theta Pi: Tau Beta Pi: Knights of St. Patrick: I. eS ' ice-Chairmaii 4: Engineering Cxjuncil: Iowa Engineer 2. 3. EWING. BETT JEAN: Chicago. 111.. Home Economics Educa- tion—Chi Omega: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Health Council 1: Iowa State Players 2; Bowling Intramurals 3: .Vrcherv Intramurals 3. FAHLBERG. ADDISON: Beresford. S. Dak.. Chemical Engineer- ing-. IChemE 2. 3. 4: Ward System 1.2. 3. President Social Council 4: Wesley Foundation Manager. FALKENHAINER. HELEN LOIISE: Des Moines. Zoo ogy- Science Women ' s Club 1. Secretary 2. Treasurer 3. President 4: Science C ouncil 3. Treasurer 4: . d isory Council 3. 4: Chorus 3: ScKial Cx uncil 4: Women ' s Emergency War Coun- cil 4: Psi Chi 3. 4: Religious Emphasis Week 1. 2; Dormitory Cxjuncil 3: Veishea I. 2. 3: VWC.V I. 2. 3. 4. FEIK. MARIJEAN: Sioux City. Di r(iri-Della Zeta: C;lee Club I. 2. 3. I: C:horus I. 2. 3. 4: Homemaker 2. 3: Daih Student 2: Home Economic Club 2. 3: WCA Radio Group 3. 4: Iowa State Pla eis 2. FEI.KER. CHARLDINE E.; Elkader. nirlelics-Homc Economics Club 2. 3. 4: VWCA 2. 3. Cabinet 4: Sketch Pnblicalion Board 4: Iowa Stale Debaters 3. 1: Veishea 3: Elkader Junior Cxillege. FELLOWS. GEORGE: Fort Do lgc. Civil Engineering- Mv.i Chi. Pledge President 1. Social Chairman 2: Military Circus 2: X ' eishea 2: .VSC E 4: Inlramurals I. 2. 3: Interfralcrnilv Pledge Ciouncil 2. FIDI.ER. EI.I ABFVTH C: Pillsbiiigh. Pa.. if . iV (-Sigma Kappa: Chorus 1: VWC.V I. 2. 3. 4: Home Fxonomics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Sketch 2. 3. Carculation Manager I: Iowa Stale Players 2: Cireen Ciander 3: Intramurals 1. FLECK. DARI.ENE: Oskaloos;i. Textiles and C.7« iiiik- WCA 1.2. 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Freshman Home Ecoiumiics Club C:ouncil 1; C horus 2. 3: Bomb 3: Twisters 3. 4: Daih Student I. 2: Veishea I. 2. FLICK. BIR ' TON E.: Ga7a. Architectural Engineering— Tau Beta Pi; Tau Sigma Delta: Knighls of St. Patrick: Cardinal GuiUt 4: . l. Student Chapter 2. .Secrelar 3. President 4: Ward System 1. 2: Third Part . Secietarx 4. FORSVTHE. C;HARL0I IE I.ANGWOR THV: Des Moines. Di (c (f5-Phi Ipsilon Omicron 3. 4: VWC.V I. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club I, 2, 3. 4: Dormitory Council. Treasurer 2. 3: Dormitory . dvisor 4: Cardinal Ciuild 3: Red Cross .Sewing Super i,sor 3: Lake Geneva VWC. Cionfercnce 2; Student Deaconess. Presbyterian Church 4: Collegiate Pres- byterian Student Council 3. FORTNER. .MARV CAIHERINE: Knowille. Home Economics Education-Home Economics Clul) 1. 2. 3. 4: VWC.V I. 2. 3. 4: Health Council 2. 3: Dormilorv . dvisor 2. 3. 4: .Sketch 2. 3. FOX. W ' ESLE : Diinlap. HI., frfwrn ioii— FarmHoiise. Business Manager 3. 4. Treasurer 2: .Vgricultural Education Club I. 2. 3. 4: VMCA Cabinet 3: Ward 1. 2. FR.ANE ' . M.VRV |0: Marengo. Home Economics Education- Alpha Cianima Delta. President 4: Iowa State Players 3: Newman Club 1. 2; Bomb Staff 2: Green (iander 2: Psi Chi 3. 4: St. Catherines. FRANK. ELAINE E.; Charles City. OiXc ici-Alpha Delia Pi: VWCA 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Bit and Spur 2. 3. 4; Iowa State Players 4: League of Women Voters 4: Rockford College. FREDERICK. ELIZABETH J.: KislKin. Home Economics Edu- cation—Home Economics Club 3. 4; VWC. 4: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 3. 4; Festival Chorus 3. 4: Ckirnell Colle,ge. FREDERICKS. MARV A.: Devils Lake. North Dak.. Institution Management-Pi Beta Phi; WCA 2. 3. 4: Octet 2. 3: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Dance Club 3. 4: Chorus 3: Religious Emphasis Veek 3. 1: Oregon State College. FREDRICKSEN. CHARLENE L.: Sioux City. Textiles and C o iing— Sketch 1. Business Manager 2. 3. 4: Omicron Nu 3, Treasurer 4: ' W ' C. 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. Cabinet 4: Chi Delta Phi 3. President 4: Writers ' Ronndtable I. 2. 3. 4. FRIN ' K. MARILVN E.: Tama. Experimental Coo trn -Daily Student 1. 3. I: Bomb 3: Iowa State Players 2: Collegiate Methodist C;hurch Student Council 3. 4: Journalism Club 3: Home Economics Club 4. FR E. . L .V LEONARD: Gray. Okla.. Chemical Engineering— eishea 2. 3: .MChemE 4: John Tarleton .Vgricultural and Mechanical College. Ft HRMEIS1ER. Ll.OVD C; Fort Dodge. Chemical Engineer- ing— Sigm3 Nil. Treasurer 3: .MChemE 3. 4: Bomb Pho- tographer 3. 4: ' eishea 3: Intramurals 3. 4: Green Ciander 3. 4: Fort Dodge Junior College. Fl HRMEIS1 ER. PAIL F.: North Liberty. Electrical Engineer- ing— MEE 2. 3. 4: Iowa Slate Plavers 1. 2: Radio Workshop 3. 4. GAl.BRAITH. J. ELEANOR: El Paso. Texas. Institution Man- agement—Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: VWC.V 2. 3. 4: Religious Emphasis Week 3: Texas College of Mines. 287 Senior c4ctivltle GALLAHER, I.ORMA L.; Muscatine. OiV c iVi-l ' hi Ipsiloii Omirron 3. Treasurer t; Mortar Board, Vire-l ' resiilciU 1: Home F.ronomics Clu)) 1. 2. Treasurer 3, Vice President !; ■ VC.A 1. Caliinct 2. 3. 4: Freshman Danfortli Scholarship. I ' omfold Foundeis Chd). President .3: X ' eishea 1. 2: Dornii torv .■ d isor 2. 3. I. .Secrclarv 3; Red Ciross .Sewing 3. GALIETTO. JOE; Amsterdam. .New mV.. Science. GALLIGAN. PATRICIA A.: Ames. h.x H-rimcntnl Cooken- Pi Beta Phi; Bomh 1. 2: Dance Chdi 1. 2. 3; Freshman T ' Award; Home Economics Cluh 1, 2. 3. I: C. 1, 2. 3. 1: Homcmakcr 1. 2; Bouling Clul). Sccietar 2; Women ' s Pan- hellenic C:oinicil 2. 3, 1: Cardinal C.uild 2. Secrctar% 3. 1; Religious Emphasis Week 3; Veishea 3; Phi I ' psilon Oini- cron. President 3. 4; Women ' s I Fraternity. President 3; W. A Council 3. 4; Mortar Board 3. 4; Oinicron Nil 3. 4. C;AI.L0WAV. WILLIAM R.; Ames. Merlianictil Eiin iitreriiis - V:ird System. President I Ward 2. Ward Wampus 1. Gen- eral Chairman 2. Execntiye Coiuicil I. 2. 3. 4. President 3; Interchurch Coimcil 2; Religious Fanphasis Week 2; War C:ouncil 3; eishea 1. 2. 3. 4; I ' lep Soph Ball 2; ASME Vice- President 3. 4. CARMAN. EDWARD J.: Belhvood. 111.. forf5 n-Sigma Pi President 2. 3; Forestry Cluh 2. 3. 4; Joint Social Council 3; F.lmhurst College. GAST, GEORGE J.; Nora Springs. Agricullural Educatinn- Varsity Football. Wrestling. Track 3; Varsity I Club; . lpha Zela; Cardinal Key; Agricultural Education CUd). GEARY. JOFIN I.; Iowa Falls. Chemical Engineering— i ' .oncew Band 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; AIChemE 2. 3. 4; ' Ellsworth Junior College. GEICK. GEORGE; Pomeroy. Electrical Engineering. GENRICH. BERNARD E.; Lone Rock. Ceneral Engineering- Tan Kappa Epsilon; Iowa Engineer I. 2. Research Manager 3; Daily Student 3. 4; Bomb 3, 4; Green Gander 4; ROTC. GIBBS. ROLAND J.; Waterloo. Veterinary Medicine-]v. ' M. I. 2. 3. 4; Veterinary Student 3. 4; Cardinal Ciuild 4; Iowa State Teachers College. GIESE, JEANNE CLAIRE; St. Louis. Mo.. .V (n (oii-Home Eco- nomics Club; Washington llniyersity. GIFFORD, MARJORIE A.: Fremont. Neb.. Home Economics Education— Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; ' WCA 2. 3. 4; Iowa State Players 3; W. . 3. 4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Fresh- man Day Leader 3, 4; Veishea 2; Midland College. GILBERT, CHARLES Mitchell. S. Dak., .ieronaulical Engi tjcrr ng— .Alpha Chi Rho. Vice-President 3. 4; I. eS 3, 4; VMC,V2. 3. 4; Ward 2. 3; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; CPT 3. GILBERL. DWIGHT; Rippey. Electrical Engineering-ThetA Chi. President; .AIEE; Eta Kappa Nn: Phi Mil Alpha; Rlnlhm Club; Band I. 2. 3. I; Inlranunals; Inlcrfraternily Coiiiuil; Cardinal Guild Booking .Agent; X ' cishea 1. 2. 3. 4; Harmony Ball 3, 4; Scabbard and BUule; Homecoming 4; .Mens Panhel 1. GILDE.A, HELEN M.; Boone, Home Economics Education- Home Economics Club I. 2, 3, 4; Campus 4-H Club I, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; YWCA 1. GILLII.ANI), WELLS; Des Moines, .trchiteclural Engineering. GILLOIM. SAM G.: Des Moines. Civil Engineering-. SCE I, 2, 3, President 4; Newman Club I. 2. 3: Veishea l ' , 2, 3. (ilRTON. SHIRLE ; Sioux F:ills. S. Dak.. Home Economics l.du ntii)ii — : U;i (.;iinma l)cll;i. TrcaMlier 2; ViccPicsidcnl 3. Iloire .Manager I; Coiucit Band 2. 3; Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. I; YWCA I. 2. 3. I; . WS. Treasurer 2; Home Economics Ball 2. GLORVICK. DOROTHY E.; Aberdeen. S. Dak.. TeMiles and Clothing— Home F ' .conomics (!lub 2. 3; ' ' C . 2; Sicphciis College. GOI.DF . VIL.V1, ; lonowanda. N. ' .. Home Enmomii •. ■.diitu (iod-Bultalo State Icachers College. GOOC:H, JOHN M.; F.yaiiston. III.. Veteriuaiy Medicinc-]t W ' .M.A I, 2, 3, President 4; Northwestern llniyersity. (.RAF. ' IRGINI. ANN; Des Moines. Home Economics Educa tion—. y yd Gamma Delta; Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4; WCA I, 2, 3, 4; WAA 2. 3. 4; Twisters 3, 4. GREEN. PHYLLIS: Duliith. Minn.. Textiles and Clothing- Home Economics Clnb 2. 3. 1; Diiliitb State Teachers Col lege. CiRINER. ELIZABETH; Webster. Home Economics Education- Home Economics Club I, 3; C;horiis 2: {;. 1. 2; Psi Chi. Recording Secretary 4. C.RISWOLD. DA ' ID M.; Winterset. leterinaiy , ledicine-] ' i Kappa Delta; Jr.WMA 2. 3. 4. .5; Intramurals I. 2. 3. I. . ). GRUNDAHL. C;HARLO T TE G.; Mt. Horcb. Wis.. Home Eco- nomics Educatiini— ' C. 1. 2. 3. 1: Dormitory . d isor I; Home Economics C4iib I. 2. 3, 4; Cilee Club 2. 3. I; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Lutheran Students ' .Association I. 2. 3. 1; X ' eishca 2. 3. Gl ' GEI.ER. DORIS L.; Madrid. Home Economics Education- Kappa Phi 3. 4; Wesley Players 3. I; .Methodist Student C oiincil 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. I; Omirron Nil 3. 4; Methodist C hoir 3. I; Simpson College. Gl ' S T.VF.SON. MARC:iA J.; Ames. Home Economics Educalion- . lpha (.amma Delta; Home Economics C:iu b 1. 3. 4; YWC. 3. 4; Writers ' Round Table 4. CiUY. JE.AN; .Austin. Minn.. Home Economics Educalion—Uellj Delta Delta. President 4; .Associated Women Students 1; League of Women Voters 2. Treasurer 3; Home Economics C;lub I. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Ball Chairman 2; YWCA 1.2. I. C:abinet 3; Women ' s Panhellenic Council 3. 4; Inter- church Council 3; ' eishea I. 2; War Council 3; .Mortar Board President; Phi I psilon Omicron. H HABLl ' ETZEL. JACK E.; St. Joseph. Mo.. yeterinar Mcdicine- JrAVMA 1. 2. 3. 4; St. Joseph Junior Ciollege. HAGIE, LAIRD T.; Burlington. Chcmistrx Technology. HALFPAP. NORM.W A.; Sioux Falls. S. Dak.. Civil Engineer- )!i, ' -GamnKi Delta 1. 2. 3; ASCT. 2. 3. 4; Intramiiiars; Fort Dodge Junior College. HAMMER.SC;HMIDT, carol a.; Waiipiin. is.. Textiles and Clolhing-l ' Beta Phi; YWCA 3. 1: Home Economics C:iiib 3. I; Bomb 3; Omicron Nu 3, 4: cishca I; Lindenwood College. HAMPTON. BETTY J.; Caihcr. Iiul.. Home Economics Educa- tion— Xirginid State College. HANC0C:K. SAMl ' EL E.. JR.; Fulton. Ky.. Veterinary ' Medicine- Jr.A ' M. ; llniyersity of Kentucky; Texas .A and M. H.ANN.A. LILIE G.; Dayenport. Dielelics— Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; YWCA 3. 4; Gamma Delta I. 2. 3; Veishea 2; .Augiistana College. HANSEN, BESSIE ENA; San Francisco. Calif.. Child Develoj)- menl— Chi Omega. .Secretary 3; Phi I ' psilon Omicron I; Omicron Nu 4; Psi Chi 3. 4; Home Economics ( ' lub 2. 3. Child De elopmcnt Club. President I; Home Economics Council 4; Dance Club 2: Bomb I. HANSEN. EARL H.; Viborg, S. Dak.. f rc.s  T-.Adelante 4, Vice- President 5; Ward System 3; Forestry Club 3. 4. President ,5; ' eishca I; .Ames Forester 4; Yankton College. H. N ' SF.N ' . J.ANFVT .A.; Lehigh. Related Scienci — Home Economics Clnb l ' . 2. 3. 4: Freshman , d isor 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4. HARDl. II R()11) A.: Si. Okif. Cliemi(al Enginecring- .MChiiiiK 2. :i. I: W ' .ml S siem I. 2. 3. I; N ' arsiiy Track 1; Cross-Coiinli I. HARD T. Rl ' TH M.; Chicago. III.. Dietetics-C.bi Omega; VC. 3. I; Health Council I. 2. 3. I; League of AVoinen dlers; Bit and Spur; Home Economics Club: (;horiis: Inlranunals. HAR(;KR. VERNON R.; Cedar Rapids. Electrical Engineering- I hela Chi; lnii,mun,il , ilileliis I, 2, 3, 1: .MET; Ward S stein. 288 HARMON. ARI.ENF. jl I.IF.TTE: Kanscll. Hnwr F.nmomics •( iKvi iiiN — Hiiiiu KcoMoinits (liil) 1, 2. S. I; ' eisht ' ;i 3. 4: Liillu ' nin Snulfiils ' s.s(ici:ui( n 1. S. I. I ' li ' sitlfiil 2: liilei- (iuiidi C.otiiuil 2. S. I: Rcliijioiis Eni| h;isis Week 2. 8. 4: riuMtu- Workshop 2; Campus I H 1. 2. 3, 1: VWC.A 3. HARMON. JOHN A.; Foil Dodge. Chemical Technotogy-VKx Kappa: Baud I. 2: CIlioiiis I. 2; Orclu ' siia I. 2: lutiaimiials S. 1: Newman Club 3. I: F ' oil Dodge Junior C;ollc);c. HARI ' .SIKR. Kl.K. NOR (;.: .St. Joseph. Mo.. Trxliirs iiiid Cliilliinii—Si ' m.i Kappa: Orchestra 2: (irecn (■andcr !!: Home F.ionoinits (!Uih 2, 3. 4: IheatiM Workshop 2. 3. I; .St. Joseph ' s Junior College. HARRIS. liONNlt: ANN; Cirand Junction. Colo.. Ditlelirs- Sigma .Mpha Iota 3. President I; X ' eishea 1, 2. 3: Orchestra I. 2. 3: Home Economics ( luh 1. 2. 3. 1; VWCA 1. 2. 3: Hilkl C.lul) Secietar 2. I ' rcsitknl I: Religious Emphasis Week 1. 2. 3. 4; I ' hi Ipsilon Omiciou 3. 4: Oniicron Nu 3. 4: Point System . dniinisirator 3; lutercliurch Council 2. 3. 4. HARWOOD. 01.1 KR P.: Rangoon. Burma. Airnmnitiral En- ijiNCf ni;,u— l. eS. 1 rcasiner 3. Secrctar I; Knights of St. Patrick 4: Ian Beta Pi 4. H.MCK. MAR(;ARE1 M.: Madison. Minn..  ;V c( r.? - Chi Omega: N VC. 2. 3: Home Economics CMub 2. 3. 1: Chairman Home Economics Open Houses. ' eishea 3: Chairman of Cou.ser vation Committee of Student War Coinuil 3. I: Phi Ipsilon Omiciou 3. I: Carleton College. HACSWIRIH. AEICE MAE; Coiwith. Ji (. ;fi-Delta Zeta: Chorus 1; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; VWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Bit and Spur 2; Intniinunils 2. 3. I: Intramural Board 3: Red Cross Supervisor 3: W . . I. HA ES. BESSE E.: Sigourney. DiV cdcs— Twisters 2. 3. 4; Phi I ' psilon Omiciou 3. I: W. . 3. I: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. HAVWARD. Sr ANNE: Cimarron. N. Me .. Die ' . ' -ih;. HAWt.OOD. PHILIPPA A.; Shaker Heights, Ohio. Applied Art- Sigma Kappa. President 1: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: VWCA 1. 2. 3, I; Iowa State Players 2. 3. 4; Panhellenic Council 4: Dail Student 3: ' cishea 2. 3. 4: Western Reserve lliiivei ' sity. HEIT .MAN. WESLEV W.: Diibu(|ue, Atrhilrrtural F.uiiineer- ig— Iheta i. Social Chairman 3. I; X ' eishea 2. 3; Joint .Social Council 3. 4: . rcher Club 1: . l. 2.3,4; Intiamurals. HEMMINCS. BEI I V MAE; Hillsboro, Dielelics-l.ni Gamma 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2. 4: 4-H Club 3. 4: VWCA 1, 2. HENDERSON, GERTRIDE ELEANOR; Maishall. Minn,. Iiistiliilianul . n;i(ig(Hicii — Intramural Manager 3; Glee C;Uib 1: Band 1: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Twistcis 3: Bit and .Spur 2; .SorDor 2. 3; WAA 1, 2, 3, 1, HENR , E ELVN EMMA: Le Clair, Cliild Development. HERRIG. BERNICE M.: I,a Motte. Child Derelupmenl-Home Economics C4ul) 2, 8. 4: Writers ' Roundtable 4: Newman Club 2. 3. 4; Clarke College. HERSHEV. ANNABELLE; Cedar Rapids. Applied .4i7-Chi Omega; . pplicd . ri Club 2, 3, President 4; Home Eco- nomics Council 3. 4; Sketch 3: ' eishea 2, 3, ' eishea Central Committee 4: Delta Phi Delta; Phi I psilon Omicrou: Bomb 1, 2. HERSHEV. CATHARINE ANN: Indianola, Hume Economics Education-Home Economics C:lub I. 2. 3. 4; VWCA 1. 2, 3, 4; Cjmpus IH 2. 3, 4; Simpson College, HESNARl), (.ERAI.DINE I.,: Hermosa, S, Dak,. Home Eco- nomics Education— C, ee C;lub 2, 4: ' eishea 3: (4iorus 2. 3, 4; Dormitory Council 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2. ' 3, 4; Iowa State Players 3; Dance C:iub 4; anktou Ciollege. HEl BERGER, ALICE E.: Chapin, Dietetics-Home Econtmiics Club 1. 2. 3.4: VWCA I. 2. 3.4. HILBERf;, NEOLA lONE; Seattle. Vash„ D V r r.s-Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, 3; WAA 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1; VWCA 1; Frisbie Fellowship 1, 2. 3: Le;igue of Women ' oters 2; Joint .Social C:ouncil 3: Bomb I; Dormitory . dvisor 2. 3: Bit ami Spur 3. HILL. f.- N ' FVr I..: B(H ne. f) c c iri— Home Economics Club 2, 3! 4; WVCA 2, 3, 4: Lutheran Stiulents ' Association 2. 3. 4: Bowling Club 4: Boune Junior (College, H1R,SC;HV, EMMV LOL: Wabasha, Minn,, OiV ( r5-VWCA 1, Cabinet 2. 3. 4; Health Council 1; Home Economics Club I, 2. 3. 4: WAA 1.2. 3. 4: Religious Emphasis Week I. 2. 3. 4: War Council 3. I; Jiiuioi Piom Committee 3; Senior Prom 4; eishea 3: Inteicjiuich Council 4, HOFFMAN, DEE: Belle Foiiche, S, Dak,, Experimental Cookery- Pi Beta Phi. Wvomiiig .Mpha: Home FUonomics C:lul) 2. 3. 4: Bkuk Hills Icacheis College. HOLBROOK. OWEN: .Mason Citv. Electrical tlngineering. HOLDEN. WILLIAM: Miirphysboro. 111.. Veterinary Medicine. HOI. I. EN. ROBER I M.; Winleiset. Veterinary ' Medicine. HOl.MBERG. ROBERI W.: Fort Dodge. Chemical Tech- nolojT) — Ward 8. 4: Intiamurals 3. 4: Fort Dodge Junior (College. HOPF. SHIRLF V I..; Independence. Home Economics Educa- tion-Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Campus 4-H 2. 3. 4: Frisbie Fellowship 2. 3. 1: lniramur;ils; WC . ' K; IndepeiKlence Junior College. HOPKINS. EL IN J.; Storm Lake, Veterinan- Medicine- Vhelw Xi: Jr.W.MA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bueiia Vista College, HOl ' PE, LAI RINE Rl IH; Polk Citv. Textiles and Chemistry- VWC. 1. 2. 3. 4; Ciampiis 4-H I. 2. 3. 4; Festival Chorus 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Science Women ' s Club 4, HORNING, MELVIX; Albert Lea. Minn.. } ' eterinary Medicine. HORION. HELEN: Sibley. Experimental Cooftcn— Honiemaker 3. 4: Bomb 2: Dormitorv ' ice-Picsident 2. 4. Secretarv 3: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: WCA 2; Phi Ipsilon Omicron 3. 4: Independent Partv Council 2: Iowa Slate Teachers College. HOrSEMAN. LI1. HEEREN; Ames, Technical Journalism- DaUy Student 2. 3. 4: Homemaker 4: Green Gander. Man- aging Editcn- 4. Publication Board 4: Sketch 3, Publication Board 3, Chairman 4: Theta Sigma Phi, ' ice-PiesideiU 3. Treasurer 4; Chi Delta Phi, ' ice-President 4; Omicron Nu 3, 4: Kappa Phi 2, 3. 4: Home Economics Journalism C:iiib 2. 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi; I ' niversity of .South Dakota, HOl ' SER, GLADA L; Carson. Dietetics-Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; WCA C.abinet 3: Twisters 3: Psi Chi 3. 4; laii Gamma I. 2. Council 3, 4. HOWE, RALPH C: Dubiuiue. Veterinary A c( f iif-JrA ' MA 1. 2. 3, 4: Loras College. HIBBARD, MARIAN L.: Rockford. Home Economics Educa lioii— ' :tu Gamma I. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 1. 3. 4. Hl ' G, RICHARD DA ' ID; Davenport. Mechanical Engineering. HIIGLIN. GRACE; Dexter. Dietetics. HUMMER, UOROFHV L,: Norwalk, Dietetics-Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2. 3. 4: C. 3; Dormitorv Ad isor 2. 3: Religious Emphasis Week 3; Inteichurch Council 3. 4: Kappa Phi 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4. HINGERFORD. WALLER L.; Manly. . gririiZ Hrf-Ward Sys- tem 1. 2. 3. 4; .Agricultural Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4; .Agri- culture Congress 1. 2. 3; ' eishea 1. 2. 3; Intramuials 1. 2. 3.. 4: Intervaisitv Cihristian Fellowship 2. 3. 4; League of Evange- listic Students 1: Westminster Fellowship. Hl ' N lER. EDWARD A.; Mason City, Chemical Technology- .Xlpha Chi Sigma; Intramurals 3. 4: Mason Citv Junior Col- lege. HLNIER, MARLENE M,: Webster Citv, D; f((ri-Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2. 3. 4; VWCA 1. 2, 4: 4H Council 3: Twisters 3, HMDSrON, RITH; Fargo, N, Dak,, Foods and utrition- Kappa Delia: Bit and Spur 3: Lutheran Stutlenis ' . s.socia- tion 3. 4: WC. 3, 4; Home Economics Club 3. 4; North Dakota Slate College. I INGELS. Rl ' TH E.; Randalia. Institution Management-Cam- pus 1 H Club 2. 3. 4; Home Economics (4iib 2. 3. 4: VWCA 2. 4; Festival Chorus 3; Dormitorv .Secretary 3. Fieasuier 4: Westminster Fellowship 2. 3. 4; Westminster Council 4: I ' pper Iowa Lni ersit . I ERSON. HARRIEI HEIN: . mes. Institution Management- Gamniii Phi Beta: Health Council 2. 3; VWCA I. 2. 3. 4; Home Fxonomics C4iil) 1. 2. 3. 4. J [AMES, MAR MARG.XREl ; Daxenport. Foods and utrilion- Della Delta Delta: Dailv Student 2. 4: VWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. I: HMS Pinafore Business Manager. 289 Senior cp ctivUie JANSEN. ELSIE EDITH: I)ulni(|uc. Hoim- EditiDiiiiis t.dutalioii. lAN ' SON. HELEN H.: Ames. luslilitlion Mtuiiif ciiicitl— Home Ecoiiomits Club I. 2. 3. 4: VWCA 1. 2. 3; He;illli Council 2: Homciuakcr 2; Chorus 2. 3. |ENK.. ROBERT L.: Fort DodHe. Cliriiiinil l-:ii!ii)ir -iiiif!,-W:in 2. 3. I: AlChtmE 2. 3. 1; Inlramurals 2. 3; Band 2; Fori Dodge Junior C;ollege. lENNINGS. JUDILH; Glen Ellvn. 111.. I)itletics-De u Delta Delta; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. I. VWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Twisters 1, 2; BomI) 1. 2; WAA 3. JENSEN. W.WNE B.: Peterson. EUrlriail Eiit incerinn-MEE: Veishea; . rchery Club; Ward System. lEl ' .SON. C. RL H.; Des Moines. Clii ' iniad Engincering-TAW Beta Pi. President 3. 4; Knights of St. Patrick I: . ICheiuE 1. 2. 3, 4; Ward System 1. 2. 3. JERSTAD. MARY L.; Racine. Wis.. Aliplicd ,li7-l)elia eta: Delta Phi Delta 3. President 4; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: VWCA 1,2: Veisbea 2. 3. JOHNSON. BETTY J.; Boone. Ditltlics-Home Economics Ciliib 3. 4; VWC. 3. 4; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 3. 4. JOHNSON. DONALD RUST; Des Moines. Chemical Enginerr- iij;— Sigma . lpha Epsilon. President 3. 4; .iMCheiiiE 3. 4; Engineering Council. Secretary 4: Phi Lambda Upsilon 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4; Fennis 3. 4; Drake University. JOHNSON. GEORGE B.; Cedar Rapid.s. Electrical Engineering- Veishea 1. 2. 3; Ward Intramurals 1. 2. 3; AIEE 1, 2. 3. 4. JOHNSON. M.ARY BETH; Duluth. Minn., Textiles and Cloth- ing—Home Economics Clid) 2. 3. 4; Veishea 3; Duluth State Teachers College. [OH.NSON. RICHARD CARL: Cowrie. Chemical Engineering- Phi Lambda Lpsilon; .AIC:hemE; Ward System. JOHN.SON. STELLA LOU; Miami. Fla.. Di -(( ' Hs-Orchestra I. 2; Writer ' s Round Table 1. 2. 3. 4: Sketch 3. Editorial Board 4; Home Economics Club: Independent Party Council 3. 4. JOHNSON. VIRGINIA E.; Davenport. DiV(f (Vs-Kappa Delta; Bomb 2. 3. 4; VWCA 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Health Council 3; Veishea 3; MacMuriay College. [OHNSrON. JULIET A.; Ames. Aptilied .4r(-Pi Beta Phi; Home Economics did) 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4: WAA i. 2: League of Women Voters 2. 3: VWCA I. 2. 3. 4; Health C;ouncil 2. 3: Omicron Nu 3, 4; Delta Phi Delta 3. 4; Iowa State Players 1. JORGENSEN, JANE; Minden. Home Econiiniics Education- Home Economics Club I. 2. 3, 4; YWC:, 1; Dormitory Ad- visor 2. JORGENSEN. JEROLD P.; Elk Hoin. Veterinaty Medicine-Pi Kappa . lpha; Jr.VVMA I. 2. 3. 4; Veterinary Council 2; Varsity Baseball 3. 4: I.utheiau Students ' Assoiialion: Uni- versity of Minnesota. K KAL.yjIAN. HARR ' : West New York. N. J.. Chemical Engineer. KEENAN, MARGAREI I ' OR I ER; Davenport. Foods and Nu- trition— 1 ' Beta Phi; Prep-.Sopli Ball CUimmitlee I; Home- maker I, 2; Fwislers 2; Dormitory Advisor 3. KEI ' I H. BEFFY C; Omaha. Neb.. Cheniistn — Science Coinicil 1; lota Sigma Pi 3. 4; Campus Varieties 2. 3: Phi Kappa Phi 4. KKII H. WAYNE C:.; Dvsart. Mcchuniad Engiueeriug- ' n Mu Alpha 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. I: Festival Choir 1. 2. 3. I: Indcpenilcnt Party Cioiuicil 3. 1: Veishea I. 2. 3; Waul I. 2. 3. 4; Piesidenl eta Ward 3: Inlianiuials I. 2. 3. 4; Hughes Hall Chorus 2. KELSO. EARL L.; Rochester. N. .. Chemical Engineering- Kappa Sigm;i. 1 leasiner I; Varsilv Basketball 3. I; .MCheniE 3, I: Medianics Institute. KILPAIRIC:K. WILLIAM II.; Beatrice. Neb.. Chcmual En- gineering. KIMBERLEV. R. JEAN; Collins. Institution Ma}mgemenl- e U .eta; YWC. 3; Home Economics Club 3: Campus l-H 3: Bit and Spur 1; WAA I; Red Cioss 2: Homeniakcr 1: Liu denwood C.ollege. KIN(;. MARY LO RRAINE; Des Moines. Home Economics Edu- cation— Viov n lm . dvisor I. 2; Deaconess of PresbMeri:iu Church. KINGREY. BURNELL W.: Worthington. Minn.. Velerinaiy Medicine-]y. S . I. 2. 3. 4: Veterinarv Student 2. 3. 4; Intramunds 2. 3. 4; Veishea I. 2: Phi eta: Worthington Junior College. KINNEY ' . (;E0RC;E . .: Chai4es Citv, Mechanical Engineering— Glee Club: Waid System: ASME; Pi Fan Sigma. KIRBV. K. ■FHR N M.; Gieenville. Institution Management- Home Economics CUd) 2. 3; WCA 2. 3. 4; William Peiui College. K|ORVE.SIAD. EILEEN: Aueta. N. Dak.. D , , rs-Gamm:i Phi Beta. KLEAVELAND, RODNEY C; Sioux Rapids. Veterinary Medi- c  ( ' -Sigma Nu: Cossacks I. 2: Jr.W.MA I. 2. 3. 4; Buena Vista C:ollege. KLEIN, M.ARJORIE: Belle Plaine. Home Economics Education- Delta eta: WC. ' I: Health Council I; Veishea 2: Home- maker 2. 3: Red Cross .Sewing 2, 3: Daily Student 2; Home Economics Club. KLIMA, CARL F.: Fvndall, S. Dak.. Electrical Engineering- Sigma Pi. KLINE. WINNIE: intou. Institution Management — Honte Eco- nomics C:iid) 1. 2: Boiub 2. 3: Iowa Stale Plavers 2. 3. 4: ' C. 1.2. KLINGSPORN. PAUL A.; Rochester. Minn.. Chemical Engi- neering—Tan Beta Pi. Secretary 3. 4; Alpha Chi Sigma. .Sec- retary 2, 3; Knights of St. Patrick 3. KLINSKY. MARIANNE I REJ FNAR: Cedar Rapids. Home Eco- nomics EUliii ation— Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Health t;ouncil 2: Homemaker I. 2; Festival C horus 2. 3. 4: Fiesh- man Advisor 3. KLUS.VIANN. PHYLLIS G.: White Plains. N. Y.. Dietetia-Chi Omega: Homemaker 1. 2. Tieasuier 3. Business Manager 4; Phi L ' psilon Omicion 3. 4; Health Council. KNIGHT. BARBARA RICH lER: Ames. Home Economics Education— Sigms Kappa. Recording Secretarv 3; Home Eco- nomics C;lub I. 2, 3. 4; Twisters 2. 3. KNOX. ROBERT NELSON; Lead. S. Dak.. Electrical Engineer- ing. KOCH. CAROL R.: Ida Grove. D;V (5-Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4; YWCA I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4: WA.V 4: Campus 4-H C;lub I. 2. 3. I: Religious F ducation 3. KRUC;ER. BEULAH J.: Primghar. (; ( ( Dex ' clopmcnt-Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Veishea 2: Buena ' ista College. KUHN, BERNARD F.: Hilton. N. Y.. Chemical Engineering. KUNKEL. NAOMA p.; Hinsdale. III.. Household Eijuipment- Sigma Kappa; Home Economics CUd) 3. 4: W ' C V 3. 1; lntr;i- miirals 3; Christian College. KURIZ. BONNIE M.: Fort Dodge. Experimental Cookery- ' i Beta Phi; Health C:ouncil 2; Dailv Student 2. 3: Bonib 2; WCA 2. 3. 4: Home Econimiics Club 2. 3. 4; Fort Dodge Junior College. LA(;ERSI ROM. JOHN E.: Omaha. Electrical Engineering-Um.i Fjigineei 3. 1: Eugiueeriug Coiniiil 3. 1: (!:n(liiKd (iuild 3. 1; . IF.F. 3; Eta Kappa Nii 3. 4: Fan Beta Pi: I iii eisii ol Ouiaba. I.MRI). GLAI) ■S H.: Brimheld, Home Economics Education- Canipus l-H Club; Fan (-anuna; Pialt lusliliue. I.AMBERII. NELLO A; Ankeny. Industrial and .leronantical Engineering— ' hi (Jamma Delta. .Secretary 3; Freshman (.oil 1: Bond) I. 2: Newman Clid). Secretarv 1; (dee CUd) 2; SAM I. 2. 3. 4; Iiurainurals 2. 3. 4: Junior Prom Conuiiitiee 3: Iok;i Fngiucei 3. I: I AcS 1. 290 I.AXnCRAF. BF.TTV ANN: V;ilcil(«i. nitltlirs-lleUa Zeia. ScKJal (lliainiiaii S. CoiicspondiiiK SciiclaiA I: Huinr Eio- iioiiiiis CItil) 1. ' 2. S. 1: Hcalih Coinicil I: VWCA 1, ' . 3. 4: Soiial (oiiiuil 3: liuiainiiial Board 2; Tuislers 2; ' eishea 1. 2: UAA 1; War Cimiuil 3. l.ANt;. AI.I.KN N: Rcmsi ' ii. I ' rli ' iinan . (( ;( ' n(— Ward Snsiciii 1. 3: |rA ' M 1. 2. 3. I; InuainiiiaK I. 2. 3: Siaic I iu ersilv of Iowa. I.ANCi. (.KNK: Dcs Moines, I)(iii lu n.v n and Ktonniiiiis. l.ANDGRliN. ROUKR 1; Hibbiiig. Chemical £«g( -c)7ii.(j-Ward 3: AlC ' .liciiiE 3. iccl ' resideiu -1: laii Bela Pi; Alpha Clii Sigma. LARSON. ELEANOR J.: Ayrshire. Zow oip— .Science Women ' s Club 3. 1; VWC:.A 2. 3; Cajhueiis Club 3: Emmetshiirf; Junior Cxjllcj-e. I.Al rERUACH. PAll. (;.. JR.; Sac C.ilv. -oroVn-Foreslry (lub I. 2. 3. ice I ' residt ' Ml 1; X ' eishea Float Chairman 4: S ' ard Svslem I. E ccmi e Council 2. 3. Aiiilelic Council 2: Independent I ' art C ouiuil 2. 3. LAWRENCE, LORAINE (.: I ' atoii. Home Eromxnics Educalitm. LEAF.SrONE. MRC.INIA: Sioux Cilv, )« cr;fi- Delta .ela: Home Fxonomics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: VWCA 1. 2. 3. 4: War Council. Saha};e Connnitlee Secretary 3. Council .Secretary 3. I. ' Li BRON. RODI-RICK 1... |i.; Omaha, Net),, l:leclnatl I-.n ititieriini; . LEES. MARV ELI . BEIH; Boone. nielrlirs-Ro)rcr Williams Club 2. 3. 4: I beta Epsilou 2, 3. I: Chorus 2; Home Eco- nomics C:iul) 1 . 2, 3. 4, I.ISHER, ROGER I ' ,: Ft. llod,i, ' e. Mnliauinil Einiineerin-;- ,VS. IE 3. 4; I ' i Ian Sigma I. I.ri TLE. STANLEY M.. JR.: Dcs Moines. General Engiucenng- I ' hi (lamina Delta. Ticasuicr 2. 3: Student Bod I ' resiilent 4: Cardinal Ke 3. 4: Cardinal Guild I rcasurcr 3: BjOC 3; War Council Chairman 4: Bomb Sales Manaf;er .3: S. M 1. 2. 3. 4: Eiigiueeiing Council 3. I: Memorial I iiion Board I: Knights of St. Patrick 4: cisbea Ticket .Sales Chairman 2: Bomb Board 2. LITILEFIELD. RITH E.: Hopkinton. Child Development and Home Economies Ediiealion—hiouxe Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4; VWC. 1. 2. 3: Inter aisit C;hristian Fellowship 3. 4: Campus 4-H Club I. 2, 3. 4: .Merrill Palmer School. LOCKWOOD. FRANC:ES E.: Hinsdale. 111.. Child Development- Sigma Kappa, ice-l ' iesidcnt 2, 3. President 3, 1: Home Economics Club 3. 4: WAA 2. 3. 4; VWCA 2. 3. 4: Health C;ouncil 3. 4; Bomb Business Staff 2; Cottey Junior College. I.OOFE. MARIAN B.: . shland. Neb.. Technical Jounuilism- Student War Council. Publi city (Jiairman 3. 4. .Secretary 3: Home Economics Council 4: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Journalism Club President 4: Daily Student Reporter 3. Issue Editor 3. 1. Editorial Board 3. 4; Ciieen Gander 3. I: Hoinemakcr 2. 3. 4: I beta Sigma Phi 3. 4; Fcstiyal C4ioir 2: Glee C4ub 2; Homecoming Committee 4; Dormitory . dyisor 3: ISC Representali e Student ictory . ssembly 3; Doane Cxtllege. LOPER. PHVLLIS . .: McCook. Neb.. D (c V(-Chorus 2: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; VWCA 2. 3. I; Dormitory .■ dvisor 4; .McCook Junior College. LORENZ. ROBERF ]. . Mason City. Electrical Engineering- I ' bi Delta I beta: X ' eishea 2. 3. 4: Homecoming 4: Intramurals 2. 3. 4: . IEE 2. 3. 4: .Mason City Junior College. LOX ' ING. ADELAIDE: Albert City. Textiles and Clotliing- Home Economics Clid) 1. 2. 3. 4: Bit and Spur 2. l-OWE. . IAR ELLEN: Eagleyille. leini.. Institution Manage- ment—Home Economics Club 3. 1: VC. 3. 4: Roger V ' il- liams CMub. Social Chairman 3. I: Inlerchurch Council 3. 4: Dormitory Director 4: rniveisiiy of rcnnessee [iinior College. LIEDER. ROBER I G.; Omaha. Neb., .Itcliileclnral Engineer- ing— Vic ia Ipsilou. Pledge President 1, Rushing Chairman 2. Vice-Piesideiu 3: Interfrateruity Pledge Coinicil, President I: Ian Beta Pi 3. 4; Fan Sigma Delta 3. 4: Delta Sigma Rho 4. President 3: Iowa State Debaters 4. Vice-President 1. 2. president 3: . cli ity I Debate, C ornell I ' niversity Debate 2. Dhcctor Intramural Debate lournament 3: . I. 2. 3. 4: Engineering Council 3. I: eisbea I. 2. .Vssistanl Chairman of Open Houses 2; RO I C; I. 2. 3. Cadet Otliccis ' .Associa- lioii 3. LUND, VAN M.: Kingsley. Electrical Etigineeritig-.MEf. 2. . ' J. 4. LINUVALL. RICHARD L.: Boxholin. l ' eleri,ia,y Medicine- Jr.- V !. ; Veterinary Cuiincil 3. LUSHER, RACHEL ANN; Spirit Lake. Home Economics Edu cation-Omnvm Nu 3. 4: Phi Kappa I ' bi I; Psi Chi 3. 4: Home F;i(nioinics C;lub I. 2. 3. I; Wesley Student Council 2. 3. I; 1-H Council 2. 3; .Activity Point .Administrator 4; Homemaker 2. 4. Ollicc Manager 3; WCA. LVONS. RL I ' H; Libertyville, Home Economics Education- Home Fxonomics Club I. 3. 4: Campus 4H I. 2. 8. 4; VWC.-V 1; Homecoming 1. 2. Mc McAL ' SLAN. ANNA JANE; Peoria. 111.. 0 V(,- if5-Delta .ela: VWCA I. 2, 3: WAA 2. 3. 4: Chorus I; Home Economics Club I, 2. 3. 4. McCLLRE. MIX [FAN. Mediapolis. Di c Vs-Hoine Economics Club 2. 3. 1: S WCA 2. 3. 4; Chorus 4: Parsons College. McCLlER. MARG. RF.I W.; Ferguson. Mo.. O c W Vs-Home Economics Club: Dormitory Social Chairman 2. 3: Festival Choir; Washington I ' liiversitN. Mc;CRACKEN. DONALD D.; Manilla. Veterinary- Medicine- Pbi Delta 1 beta; JrAVMA I, 2. 3. 4. Ireasurer; Veishca 2. 3. McCRAC;KEN. ELAINE; New Vork. N. .. Household Equipment -Delta eta: Fwisters 1: Glee Club 1; VWC:A 2: Secretary of Repicsentative Party 2: Household E(|iiipincnt C:iiib. ice President 2. President 3: Home Economics Cioiincil. McCULLOUGH. RUIH; Wapello. Hii orv—Science Women ' s Club I. 2, 3. 4: Festival C:hoir 2. 3; Twisters 3. 4: VWCA 1, 2. 3; WAA I. Mc:Gi;iRE, JEAN LO IER; Des Moines. Child Deivlopment- Delta Zeta. President 4: Women ' s Panhcllenic .Association 2. 3. 4: Homemaker I. 2: Health Council I. 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 2. 3. 4: VWCA I. 2. 3. 4: Veishea 2. 3. MdNTOSH. ARIHIR J.: Villisca. Veterinar Medicine-]y . VM.- ; Glee Club; Chorus; Vice-President Hughes Hall; Intramurals. Mcintosh. WILBER; Boone. Chemical Technology. McKECHNIE. MARC.AREI JANE; Ihief River Falls. Minn,. Home Economics Education— CAce Club I, 2: Chorus I. 2. 3: Home Economics C;iub 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3: ' . . 1. 2. 3. 4; Dormitory Council 4. Dormitory .Advisor 2. 4. McKEEGAN. MARGAREI; Doon. Home Economics-Home- maker 2; Dormitory .Advisor 2. Dormitory Vice-Presicleni 3: Home Economics cilub I. 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 1.2. 3. 4: Bomb 3: Green Gander 4. McMAHON, P.AULINE .A.; Des Moines. D f f zri— Dormitory .Advisor 2; W.A.A 2. 3. 4. Bowling Club President 3: Hcmie- niaker I. 2; Home Economics Club I, 2. 3. 4. .McMANCS. EDWARD C.; Mcintosh. Minn.. Veterinary Medi- cine— Tau Kappa Epsilon: Jr.AA ' .M.A I, 2. S. 4; .St. Olaf College. McMillan. M.AC H.: Estherville. Velerinan Medicine-Pbi Delta Theta. Social Chairman 2. 3. Pledge Trainer 3. 4. President 4; Interfiaternily .Social C ouncil 2. 3. V ' ice- President 4: Jr.AA ' MA 2. 4, 1 rcasurer 3, President . i; Veterinary Stu dent 2. 3, Feature Editor 4. . ' : Marching Band I. 2. 3; Concert Baud I. 2. 3: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; A ' eishea 1. 2. 3. I. M( NEILLV, RUTH R.: Center Junction. Child Development- WVCA I. 2. 3: Baud I; C:horns 2; Home Economics Club 1.2. 3, 4; 4-H Club I. 4, M M ADIGAN, FRANCTS L,: Hawarden, Experimental Cookerx- I beta Sigma Phi I: W ' .A.A 2; Homemaker 3. 4; Bomb 3; Daily Student 3, 4: (ireen Gander I, 3, Editor 4, MADSEN. FLORENCE M.; Austin. Minn., Child Dei ' elopment- Chi Omega: Joint .Social Council 3. 4; Homemaker 1, 2; Twisters Club 2. 3. Publicity Chairman; Home Economics Club I. 4; VWC;A I. 4. .M. D.SON ' . NORNLAN E.; Stanhope. Engineering-Uithenn Stu- dent .Association 2. Vice- President 3. President 4; .ALA 2. 3. 4: ' arsity Baseball 4; Football 4; Waldorf College. 291 Senior cActlvitie M. (, . I.I.. I.AWRKNCE |.: Ulica. III.. (V (r ;;«n Wttikini-- )i. M. : l.:i.Salle Junior f;ollegc. M HI:R. M. RI. J.: Carroll. Home Eiouomiis ■Utuailion- Kappa Delia: Newman C.lul) 2. 3. 4: Bonil) 3. I: Daily .Siii- (lent S: Chorus 2: Home Economics Club 2. ' ). 1. M AI.MQll.S I. WINSION .: .Saini Croix Falls. Wis.. Vr(eiiimr M,iliiiii(-Vhi ela ;i: Jr.AVM.A I. 2. ;i. I; VMC. I. 2. . i. i: lnler arsilv Chrisiiati Kcllouship I. 2. . ' i. I: I ' liiversity of Wisconsin. MARCH. CAROLYN A.; Wlieaton. 111.. Ajiplird . (-Kappa Delia: l)ell:i I ' hi Delia, .Sccrclary I: I ' si Chi I: Twisters 2. ice I ' resideiu 3. ,Secrelar I: Iowa .Stale I ' laveis 2: W. . A; Home Economics Cliil) 1.2. 3. 1: VWCA I. 2. 3. I. MARSH. EL.MNE: Grinnell. Home lUotioiiiia Educaliim— K:ipp;i I ' hi 3. 1: Twisters 3. 4: Dormilorv .Advisor 2. .Activi- ties C:hairman 3: X ' eishea Voihil 1. 2: Sor Dor Sing 1. 2. 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. MARSHAl.T. WANDA C: Des Moines. 0 c c((V.v-Ti Beta Phi: luisleis 2: Health C:ouncil I. 2: Homemaker 1; Bomb 3: V ' eishca l ' iuj;nim Committee 3: Home Eccjiuiinics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: VWCA 1. 2. 3. I. MATHISEN. BETTY LOU: Eau Claire. Wis.. D c f Hj-Iowa Slate Debaters 2. Treasurer 3: Cosmopolitan Club. Social Chairman 4: Bit and Spur 4: Campus l-H I. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: V ' eishea 1. MAT.SON. BOBBIE: Sioux Falls, S. Dak.. Imliluliim Manage- iiiiii I— (. .iiwm.i Phi Beta: Home Economics C:lul) 2. 3. 4: WAA 3. T. C. 2. 3. 4: .Auguslana College. MA T.SON. SALI.V: Sioux Falls, S, Dak.. D (- c( Vi-Gamma Phi Beta. Pledge Trainer 3: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: W.A.A 3: VWC:A 2. 3. 4: .Augustana C:ollcge. Sioux F;dls. MAR I IN, . NN. I.E.A: Cnion. Hotiif Economics Education— Omicron Nu 3. .Secretary 4: C ;impus 4-H 1, 2. Secretary- Treasurer 3. Piesi leiU 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Twisters 2. 3. 4: VWC:A I. 2, 3. MARTIN, JOHN E.; Ames, Electrical Engineering-DeXla Upsi- lon: Cardinal Kev: Tan Beta Pi 3. President 4: Eta Kappa Nu 3. 4: Phi .Mu Alpha 3. 4: Band I. 2. 4. I ' residenl 3: AIEE 2. 3. 4: Bomb 2: Iowa Engineer I: X ' eishea 2. MA ' ER. ELEANOR M.: Chicago. 111.. Textiles and Clotliing- .Mpha Delta Pi. .Secreiarv 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: WAA 1. 2. 3. 4: WVCA 1, 2, 3, 4: League of Women Voters 2, 3, 4: Chorirs 2, 3, MEERDINK. PETER B.: Hull, lcleiinai Me licinc-]rW ' M : Veterinary Student 3, Treasurer 4: Inlrauunals, .MEIERHOFF. BETT ' M.: Ankeny. Home Economics Educa- tion— lyonniuny Treasurer 3: VC. I. 2. 3. I: Home Eco- nomics Club 2. 3, 4: Style Show 2. MEIN IS, BETTY J,: CJrand Mound, Home Eionomics Educa (« — Clampus l-H Club: W.A.A 3: Home Etoiiomics Club I, 2. 3; VWCA I. 2. 3; Dormitory Advisor 2. MERCT.R. J.ANE ' T L.: Fonda. Home Economics Education— Campus 4-H C:iul) I. 2. 3. 1: VWCA I. 2. 3, I: Home Eco- nomics Club 1 , 2, 3, 4. ,MERKLEV. ROBERT .M.: Sac C.ilv. fcleiinaix Mcilicinr- Sigma Chi. -MEVER. II.ENE ,A.: L;itimer. Home Eiiinoinii E.duiation — Campus 4-H (4ub I: lloirie T.Kiiioniies (4iil 3. I: M;is( ii City Jiniior College. MILTER. BETTY J.: New Rockfoici. . D.ik.. ,- , l:,,n,niiii, s Education— Home Economics Club 1. 2. .1, I; VWCA I, 2. I. .MILLER. F:THELVVVN CAROL: Sible . Ilouschntd Eijuilimcnt- Omicron Nu 4: Phi Kappa Phi 1: Doiinitory I reasmer I: Iowa State Players I. 2: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. I. MILLER. (.RACE: Seattle. Wash.. .4 j ; ( , i(-Pi Beta Phi: Delia Phi Delia 3. 4: Home F.coiiomiis Club 3. I: l ' ni ersily 111 Washinglon. VIILI.ER. JANET .. BiookKii. Il }mc Eiom miis Edu alion- Omicion Nil 3. 1: Psi Chi 3. 4: Home Economics Club I. 2, 3. 4: Campus 4-H Club; YWCA I, 2; Fan ( amma 3. MILLER. JOAN: Des Moines. Technical loninalism-Thei: Sigma Phi 3: Dailv Student 3: League of Women A ' olers 3: Home Economics Club Coiiiuil 3; Health Coiiiuil 3: Chris- tian Clollege. VIITI.ER. .VI.ARILYN: Vinton. Insliliilion Management- y. (.amma Delta: Kappa Phi 1, 2. 3, I ' residenl 4: Campus I H I, 2, 3, 4; Twisters I. 2: Home F conomiis Club 1. 2. 3. I: VWCA I, 2. MILLER. MARVIN: Albeit C:ilv, (,n 7 Eni:,iiieciing. MILLER, ROSS F.: Burlington, Chemical Tcchnolog -. ) r.i Chi Rho. Steward 3. 4: liitiamiir:ils 3: Biiilington Junior College. VIII. LER, WII.LI.VVI R.: Cedar Falls, (:hemi at Technolonx- Vlpha C;hi Sigma 3, 4: Iowa Slale (Jiemical Socieu I, VIII.I.S, JACK PARKER: Sioux City, Chemical Engineering- Sigma Nu. Steward 2. 3. 4: Tan Beta Pi: Phi L;mibd:i Lpsi- lon: .Alpha C:hi Sigma: Iowa Engineer. MTSSMAN. ROBERT C.: Brill. Eledrical Engineering- WEf. 1: Brill Junior College. VITI TEL.S ' TED. GALE VV.: C:haska. Vlinn., !clcrinar Mcdicine- Delta Chi. MOEHL, RICH.VRI); Des Moines, C.eneral Engineering- ' ]u Delta Theia: Tan Beta Pi: Kniglus of St. Patrick: Wai Council. Finance Chairman: Bomb 3: S.VVI 1. 2. 3. 4: Veishea .Assistant Business Manager: Homecoming 1. 2, 3. 4: Repre- sentative Party (Campaign .Vlanagcr 3, MOHN. BLANC;HE M.: Cedar Rapids. Ajijilied Art-Honw Eco- nomics Club I. 3. 4; VWC:A I. 3. 1: Intramiiials 2. MONGERSON. PAUL. JR.: Waterloo. Mcdmnical Engineering. MOORE. [FAN: C;harlfston, 111., Textiles ami Clotliing-K;i y r. Delia; Bomb 3: WAA 3, 4; VWCA 3. 4; Home Economics C;lub 3. 4; Veishea 3; MacMurrav College. MOORE, MARY JANE: Monlicello, 111., Home Econ nnics-C cc Club 2, 3; C:hoius 2, 3, MORROW, VIRGINIA LEE: Raton. N. Mex.. nieletics-C.b Omega; War C:oiincil 3. 4; VVVC;A 3, I: Bil :iiid Spur 3. I: Home Economics C4nb. MOSIER. CAMPBELL C: C;uthrie C;enlcr. Cenoal Engineering. MO IT. RIC:HARD ELLIS; Ames, leterinarx Medicine. MULLENCiER, KEITH E.: Denisim. Electrical Engineering- Alpha C;hi Rho: Eta Kappa Nu 3. 4: WOl Slalt .Announcer 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I; Chorus I. 3. 4: Iowa Slate Debaters 2. 3. 4; AIEE 3. 4: YMC;A 2. 3. 4: Campus Radio Club I. 2. MURRAY. MARCiARET A,; Bullalo Center, Hmne Economics Education— y,e ny. n Club I, 3, I; Home Econiiniics Club 1, 2, 4: Campus 4-H I, 2. 3, 4; VAVCA 1. 2, 3. MUUS, ORPHA L.: Minot. . Dak.. nietetics-Uome Economics Club 2, 3. 4; YWCA 2. 4; Vliiiol .State Teachers College. N N.AJMON. ROBERT A.; Council Blufls, Chemical Engineering- AIChcmE 3, I: Veishea 4; Unixersitv of Om:ih;i. NA.SH. THOM.VS H.: Storm Lake. Mechanical Engineeiing- Orcheslra I, 2, 3; Band I. NELSON, DOROTHY A.; Millard, cb., - c K.v-Luihei.in Students ' .Association: Home Economics Club; V VVC.A. NELSON. NORMAN M.: Tioga, N, Dak., -eterinai Medicine- Jr.VVMA I, 2. 3. I: Uiiiveisil ol Noilh D:iknla; X.irlh Dakota .Vgriciiltiiral College. NEW. IIOR.ACE VV.: Nevada. .Ininial i v w ir n -Alpha ela 3. T. C;idel Officers Asso(i;iiion 3; Bloik ;ind Biidle ( hib 2. 3. I. NEWBV. RALPH E.: Joplin. VIo.. Cheniiial Engineoing- AKheinE: |oplin )uni )r College. NEWIIOl SE. PAUL: .Salix. Electrical Engineering. NIDER, LUCILLE 1..: Wagner. S. Dak.. J V c;;Vv-Chi Omega: NewiiKin Club 3. I; D;iiue (!hib I; Home Eionomiis Club; Siiiiih Dakola Stale College. 292 MKOI.AISON, JOVCl . M.; Hk-iuoc. Hdiii, ' Erouimiirs F.durii- ( ( M— Omidiin Nil. ici ' l ' ri ' viclenl S; (lioiiis U: (ilec (Uuh ' i: Iowa Stale I ' laNcis U ' : Honu ' KioiKniiiis Cliil) 3; DoiniUorN Cduiicil 2; cisiuM Open House ;. ' . X (.. I. NIMS. ROIIKRI; HmIio. t)kla.. letcrhiniy Mrdiciiir. NOKl.. IIONMK jKAN; Speiuei. ni,l,tirs- C. I. 2. 3. I: Home Eeononiiis C.lul) I, ' J. . ' i. I: Uil and Spin ' 1. 3; I ' wislers I. ' Z. 3; Hoiuemaker Business Slall ' 2.. 3; Dorniitoiy Social Chairman 3. OI. I K, R()(;KR K.; Kinj;slcv. Etctlrirnl F.nj incrrhiii—V.tii Kappa Nu: AIKK I, 2. 3. 1; eislua 1. 3; Ward Svsiein 1. 2. 3. I: Inliannnals 1. 2. 3. 1: I ' oinoniers 1. 2; YMCA 1. 2. 3. I. NORION. Al.F.NK: Milbank. S. Dak.. Dielrliis-iiome F.co- nuniics Cllnb I. 2. 3. I; Iowa Siale Dcljaleis I. 2. 3; nonni- ton .Vdvisoi 3: lloiniiiorN I ' lesideiu I. NOR ION. ROBF.R I K.: Maple I ' lain. Miini.. rrlriiiiiiry Mrdi- ( lie— Cardinal (.uild; |iA M. : euiliiai Student 2. 3. Ediloi I; (.ossatks 2. 3: Basehall 3: Iowa Slate I ' ilot ' s C.lul). M F.SSF.N. I ' .M ' I. (.: Qiiincv. III.. IV cniifliv Mitlicine-i ' U ' i Kappa. I ' residci ' il I: |r. MA 1. 2. 3. 4: Interfiaterniu Council 2; Newman C.lul) 1. 2. 3. I: Quincy College. o ODONNEl.I.. FRANCIS ( l.UFORl): Colo, rclriiiiiiiy Mrdiiim: OLEARV. MARY I ' A IRICIA; Mauson. D V - o-C;onceil Band 3, I: Newman Cluh 2. 3. I: Omicion Nu 3. t; Home Eco- nomics Cliil) 2. 3. A: Health Council 2; Joint Social Comicil 2: Iowa State I ' lavcis 2. 3: llormitorv . dvisor I: Rosavv ColleiiC. Ol.ESON. MAR I.Ol: l)o is. C c (j(rv-C;anini.i I ' hi Iki.i: .Science Women ' s CUd) 2. 3. 1: VC;. 2. 3. 1: Social Coinuil 3, I. Ol.l ER, SOPHIA jANEI; Cumheiiand. Md.. CJiild D,veloj - m ii —. Mpha Delta I ' i: Home Economics Clid) 1. 2. 3. 1: VWC.-V 1. 2. 3. I; 1 wisleis 1. 2, 3; l.iilheian Student . ssocia lion 2: CJiorns 1: League of Women ' oters t; Wai Comuil 2. OI-SON. BEN .: . mes. Electrical Enj ineer ' nin—l. eT; r Stu- dent .Association I. 2. Treasurer 3. Senior Class Representa- tive 4; Inlramurals 2. OI_SON. BFri TV LOl ' : Sioti Falls. S. Dak.. D ' ri-Home luonomics Clul) 3. 4; WC. 3. 4: Twisters 4: Inlramurals 3: .Souili Dakota State College I. 2. OI..SON. ROBERT EIC.ENE: MitclielK ille. Eh-ttiiial Eiioinrri OLSON. CARL O.: Omaha. Ncl).. EInniciil En«incfri io- Si ;ma I ' hi Flpsilon: . IF E 2. 3. I: Iowa Engineer 2: Iniia- ininals 2. 3. T. Omaha I ' nivcrsity. OLSON, ' . |EAN; . ll ert Lea. Minn.. Cliild nn ' cU l mfnl- Home Economics C;lul) 1. 2. 3. 4; VWC. 1. 2. 3. 4: Dormi- tory .Advisor 2. 3. 4: Dormitory rreasurer 4: . 4. or TO, BEI ' IE J.. Dcnison. Child ncvilnpmoil-lwhieva 1: Bit and Spin 1. 2; iMtramuial Manai;er 3: Social Chairman 4: W. . 3. Bowliuf CJul) President I: Iowa Stale Plaxers 2. 3: Co-Chairinan Summer Swing; Home Economics Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4. Olio. EDWARD; Oiiawa. Mechanical Engincering-. V. 4. ' ice-Piesident 3: Pi I au Sigma. Tieasurer 4: Veishea 2. 3. 4. OrSDAHL. MARILYN; North Holhwood. Cialif.. Dielelia.- Dclta eta; WAA 1. 2. 3; Hoinem;iker 2; Daih Siudenl 2: r isters 2. PADDOCK. MARABETH; Ames. Exl eriiiieiilal (.o )kri -C:,mm:i Phi Beta: Homcmaktr 1. 2. . ssoci;ile Editor 3, F ' dilor I; Bond) 1. 2. 3; Daih Student I. 2: C. 1. 2. 3. I: Home F ' conomics Cluh 2. 3. 4. .Secretary 1; Phi I ' psilon Omicron 3. 4: Omitron Nu; Mortar Board. PMLSON. (iERIRIDE I..: Ames. Experinuiiltil Cnnken- K;ipp;i I)elt:i: Home Economics Clul) 1. 2. 3. 4; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 1; W. A 4. PEARSON. VIRCINIA M.: Aukeiu. J c r iVs-Homc Economics Clul) 1. 2. 3. 4; Roger Williams Cluh 2; Veishea 1. PEDERSEN. ANNE M.VRIE; Marcus. ).W( ' (V.5-Homc F.co nomics Club I. 2. 3. I; Newni;in (ltd) 1. 2. 3. 1: Hoinem;iker 3. PENCE. M. RV LEE: Mound Citv. Mo.. r irs-Tw istcrs I: Veishea 2. 3; Inliamiiials 1. 2; Dormitory .Xdvisor 2; V WC. I. 2. 3. 4; Clee ( liih 2. 3; Festival Choir 2. 3; Home Eco- nomics Cluh I. 2. 3. 4. PEREI.MAN. ROBERT. |R.; Omaha. Neh.. Mechanical Enf i- (ico Ht;- I heia Xi. Steward I; . SME 2. 3. President 4: So- ciety of Automoti e Engineers 3. I: .Men ' s Pep C;lul) 2. 3: (;heerleader I; Senior Prom Chairman I; Veishea 2. 3: Faigi- iieers ' Carni al 2: Inlramurals 2. 3; l ' ni etsitv of Omaha. PER(.. KIS. NICK S.: Iowa Falls, Mechanical Engineering. PERRV . |E. N; Des Moines. Textiles and Clothing-Home F:co nomics Club 1. 2. 3. I; C:horiis 2. 3: Glee C;lul) 3: Twisters. PERSON. .MAR N.: Ames. Dietetics-Home Fxonomics C:iiib 1. 3. 4: YWCA 3. 1; Clec Cluh 1. 2; Clioius 1; l.uilu-ran Siudeius ' .Yssociation I, 2. 3. 1. PETERSON. HELEN JEAN: Des Moines. Instiluliim Manane- mc — Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: VWC.V 2. 3. I; Home- iii;ikci 3; eishea 3; Twisters 4; Camera Club 2. Stcictarv 3; lov a Stale l ' la ers 3: Lutheran Students ' . s.sociation 2. 3; WAA 3: Red Oak Junior C:ollege, PETERSON, IRXIN E,; Millard. Ne!).. lelerimir Medicine. PETERSON. MARILYN ' .; Des Moines. Home Econinnics Edu (« ;V ii— Home Flconomics Cilub 2. 3. I; Homemaker 3. 4: V ' (;A I: I wisteis 3, Recorder I: Lutheran StudeiUs ' . s,socia- tion 2. 3. 4; WAA 3: Red Oak Junior College, PETERSON. STANLEY A.: Vinton. Electrical Enf ineerinii- AIEE. .Secici:ir ; F ta Kappa Nu. President: X ' eishea 2: .Senior Prom Co- Tieasurer: C ossacks 2: Inlramurals I. PHII.BRICK. ROBER T E.: Riverside. Calif.. rV fW(irtiv Medi i iir— ' elcriM;M Suulenl 2. 3. Circulation .Manager 4: I ' ni- eisiiy of . ri ona; Riverside Junior College. PHILLIPS. JOHN E.: Des Moines. .Aeronautical Engineering— Phi (Jamma Delta: .VSME 1.2: Cheerleader 1; Veishea 1.2.3: Ponionieis I. 2: joint Social Council 2. I; Homecoming 1. 2. 3; I.AeS 3. 4: Track 1. PICK. ELMER HENR ; I.e Mars, leleriiuirx .Medicine. PICKREI.I . I. RII.VN; Indei)enden(e, Mo,. iri «)n -Science Club 3; . . 3; Lindenwood College, PI.OTklN. LOriS F:.; Omaha, Neb.. Electrical Engineering- , IEE 2. 3. 4: C;lee Club 1. 2: Chorus I. 2; Veishea I. ' 2: Pontonicrs 1. 2: Mathematics Clul) 1. 2; Ward System 1. 2. 3. 4: Hillcl C:hd) I. 2. .Secretary 3. Treastner 1: iiuranniral Manager I. 2: Scrap Rubber Drive CJiaiiinan 3. I ' LL MB. BETTY .A.: Hastings. Home Economics Education- Health Council 1. 2: Y C. 1. 2. 3; Dormitory Advisor 3. Piesidenl I: Home Faononuts C liih 1. 2. 3. 4; Red Cross Superxisor 3: Home Economics Ball Committee 3. POLLOCK. M. R. E: Warren. Minn.. Dietetics— Home Fxonomics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: YWCA I. 2: .Social Council 4; WAA 2. 3. 4; C.lec c:lul) 1. 2; C:honis I. 2. 3. PLC:KE ' TT. FERRELL L.: Mi. Xernon. 111.. Veterinan- Medi- cini — Pi Kappa .Alpha; .Southern Illinois Normal Lniversity. PLR ' IS. MERTON B.; Davenport. Mechanical Engineering— Pi Tan Sigma I. Vicc-Pre- iilenl 3: PresbMerian C.hnich Ciinncil. ice-l ' residenl I: ASME I: Si. .Vmbrose College. RAND.VLL, JOHN H.; l ' err . Chemical Engineering- C. 1, 2: Iiiii:imiir;ils 2. 3. I: , IC:iiemE 3, I; Phi l,and )d;i I ' psi- lon 3, 1. RANDOLPH, KENNFVTH H,: McCausland, .Ininial Huslmndr - Bl i(k iind Bridle CUd) 1, 2. 3, .Secrct;ir I: Delta Sigma I beta 2, 3, Tic;isiirer I: Wesle Foundalion, Siudenl Coun- cil 3, 1. Founders 2. 3. I; M( . 3. I: Trumpei :nid Drum Corps I. 2: Ward S siem 1. 2. 3. I: Little Interiialional 1. 2: .Midwest Horii uIiiuilI Show 1: Iowa , grii iillurist 2, 3; 4-H I. 2. 3: I ' hi Kappa Phi: Inliamuials I. 2. 3. I. R. NKIN. JAMES .M.: Sterling. 111.. Cij-i Engineering-l eha Chi. Vice-President. Pledge Tiainer: Poiitoniers I. 2: Faiginecr- iiig C:onn(il 3. I: Veisbe:i 2. 3. I: Military Cirrus 1. 2: Intia- murals 1. 2. 3. I: Faigineering B;dl 3. REA A . CATHERINE: F ast Moline. HI.. Hume Economics. RFC KERT. MRC.INIA T.: Norfolk. Neb.. Textiles and Cloth- ing— I. Amm i Phi Beta: Home Economics C.ltd) 2. 3. 4. Fresh- man Council: YWCA 1. 2. 3. I; Bomb 2. 3. 4: Joint Social Coinicil 2; Veishea 1. 2. 3; Cheerleailer 2. 293 Senior cActivitie REC;ORn. WILLIAM: Geneva. Electiiail Krigitiediiig-.Wphii Sigma I ' hi. I ' lesident. Vicel ' residenl. Treasiirei, Secretai . I ' ledgc Iraiiici: IiUcitralernilv ( ' .oiiikM: AlKK: IRK: .S )ci;il Council: Chorus: Glee Club. RKEVE,S. ELIZABETH J.: Lime .Springs, .Vi i r i-Glee Club I: Chorus I. 2. S. 4: Daily .Studetit 2. :i: Hoincmaker 2. .S: .Skeich 1: Campus 4-H Clul) I. 2: I hcta Kpsilon 3. I: Roger Williams Club 2. .S. 1: Home Economics Club I. 2. i. ): N ' eishea Open House 1. 2. ' i. REICHARDT. MARCJARE I j.: Marietta. O.. Textiles and (.7()( i  i:;— Sigma Kappa: Iowa Stale I ' lavers 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: VWC. 2. 3. 1: Veishea Open Hou.se 3: Campus 4-H Club 2. Coinicil 3: Cotie Junior College. REID. ROBERT H.: Cedar Rapids. .-Iiiliilirliiiiil Engineering— I)cU:i Sigma Phi. ' ice President 3. President 4: . I. 2. 3. 4; Joint Social Council 3. 4: Men ' s Panhellenic Formal 3: Veishea 2: Intramurals 3; Senior Prom I. RKKiH. ROBER I J.: Joliet. 111.. Veterinary Medicine. REIXHARI. IRGIL MARllN: C:arroll, Velerinaty Medicine. REIXHEIMER. C. l HERIN ' E A.: Marion, Diclrlics-Home Eco- nomics Club 1. 2. 3: VWCA 1. RENNER, CL. RK; Cedar Rapids, .ierananlical Engineering. RE N01.DS, MARY ELl ABEIH: Utica, O.. Imlitulion Man- iigeinenl—G ce Club 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Dormitory Songleader .3. I. President 4: Sigma .Alpha Iota: VWC.. : Home Eco- nomics Club: ' eisbea 3; Ohio Slate University: Ohio Uni- versity. RICHARDSON. S. LLY J.: Sioux C:itv. Hanie E(onnniics Educa- ;« -DcIta Delta Delta: WAA I, 2. 3. 4: VWCA 1. 2. 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Veishea Central Committee 3: Intiamural Board 3. RICH.MO.M). EMIL ' : Park Ridge, 111.. Testiles and Cliilliing. RIPPEY, HAZEL M.: Faucetl. .Mo., Home Economics Educa- ( V; i— VC. I. 2. 3. 4: 1:111 Gamma 2. 3: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3, 4: Campus 4-H C;lul) I. 2. 3, t: Festival Choir 3, 4; .Sor-Dor Sing 1: Band 2: Veishe;i Open House I. RIXE. FREDERICK H.: Bennett. Meclianical Engineering-W.ud System. .Social Coinicil 3. Executive Council 4. Treasuier 4: lnde]jeiulciit Part) Council 4: N ' eishea Flo:it C:liairman 2: Pi I au Sigma 4: Joint Social Council 3: I ipton Junior College. ROBBINS. THOM.AS: Iowa Falls. Malhemalic.s-EWawonU Jun- ior (College. ROBER IS. DOROrH ' JUNE: Rudd. Home Ecouomiis Educa- tion. ROBERTS, LYNN L.: Rudd, .Iniinal Hi(,s i«;(( rv-Block and Bridle I. 2. 3. President 4; Little liiierii;ilioii;il 2: Ward System I, 2, Social Council 3. Executive Council 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; George Gund .Scholarship. ROHDE. KERMIT J.: Omaha. Neb.. General E.ngineering low:i Suite I ' lavers 2. Program Chairman 3: .Activity I 4: Lutheran Students ' .Association 2. 3. I: S.VM 3. 4: Omaha University. ROSSMAN, REFINE 1..: Lehigh. Meclianical E:ngineering. ROWE. MARY HUNriN(;rON: Sioux City, E l erimental (:ooliery-V ' Beta Phi: WAA I. 2: Bit and Spur I: YWCA 4, Freshman President 1; Home Economics (4iib I: Lc:igue of Women X ' oters 3. ROWL. Nl)S. SARA ELIZABETH: Casper. Wyo.. Dietetics. RUDE. HELEN E.: Marshalllowii, Home Economics Education— I ' i Beta Phi: WAA 2, 3, 1, Women ' s I Fraternity: Intra- murals 1. Board 2. 3: Bit and Spur 2; Science Women ' s Club 2: .Maishalltown Junior College. RUEBEL. ARTHUR KENNETH: B:iiiiiim, leltiimnx .Meili- cine. RUSSELL. j.A.NKI: Des Moines. Icilniiial loui uiliMn-l wlA Sigma Phi 3, 4: Phi Upsiloii Omidoii I: I):iilv Siiideiil Re- porter 3. Night Editor 4. Publicilion Bo:miI 3. I: Home- iiiiiker 3. 4: Christian C ollege. R . N. NEIL I HOMAS: Sioux C;ity. Veterinary .Medidiie. RYDER, ALICE E.: Hibbing. Minn.. Child Development- SigiiKi K;ippa: Home Ecoiumiics C;liib I. 2. 3. 4: Soci;il Coiuuil I. 2. Secielarv 3. I: Represent:itive Council I. 2: P;inliellenic Council I. 2, 3: Bit :uul Spur I. 2. 3. s SANDY. LYNN C: Kansas City, Mo.. Chemical Engineering- Sigma Nu: .AlCheinE 3. 4: Veishea 3: Homecoming 3: MC.. 2. 3; Waid System 2: Graceland Jtniior Ciollege. SAVAGE, ROBERT ERWIN: Webster City. .Irchilecturul Engi- necring-. . 2. 3. President 4: Vaisity I Club 3. 4: Ward Svstcm 2. 3: Swimming 2. 3. Captain 4: Webster City Jiinioi College. .SCARBOROUGH. ELOISE FLE.MING: Poplar Blull. Mo.. Home Econotnics Education— Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: YWC.. 3. 4: Veishea Choir 2: Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. .SCELI. DONALD E.: Des Moines, Vclerinarx , rr r i c-Plii Delta Theta: Jr.AVMA 2, 3, Secretary 4, .5: ' eterin;irv Stu- dent 3. 4. .5: Wrestling I. 2, 3: Football 2: Cossacks 3: Inlra- inuials: Danforth Scholar,ship 2: Four Fold Founders 3. SCHEERER. C. JE.AN: Boone. Institution .Management— Homi: Economics Club 4: Tau Gamma 3. 4: 4 uisters 3. SCHREURS. MERLE: Des Moines. Chemical Engineering— AIC:hemE I. 2. 3. 4: Ward System 1. 2: ' eishca 3: Iowa Engi- neer 2. 3. 1: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. SCHMIDT, L, BERNARD, JR.: Ames. Ho) ci, i(,,-Horlicul- tiire Club 1. 2. X ' ice-President 3. President I: MidWcsi Hor- ticultural Exposition 2. 3: Veishea. .SCHRAUB. SHIRLEY M.: Kansas City, Mo.. ;; ■ (■ v-Clii Omega: War Council 3. 4: Cardinal Guild 3. 4: Home Eco- nomics C!lub 2. 3, Foods and Nutrition Club, President 4: Health Cxiuncil 2, 3. President 4: Representative Paitx Presi- dent 4: Home Economics Council 3, 4: X ' eishea 3: I.imleinuiod College. .SCHULFE. HER.MAN J.: Joplin. .Mo.. Chemical Eiigincciina- Waicl System 3, 4: AIChemE 3, 4, SCOFF. LAWRENCE C: Keokuk. Chemical Engineering- Delta lau Delta: Newman Club 3. 4: BomI) 2: .Sketch I. 2: Veishea I. 2, 3. 4: Joint Social Council 2. SEDLACEK. CILEN E.: Fairview. Mont.. I ' ctcrinan Medicine- Polo I: Cossacks I. 2: Jr.AVMA I. 2. 3. I: Kansas Stale College; .Montana State College. SEIBOLD. DON .: Aiklcy. Electrical Engineering. SEIDEL, HARRIS F,: Cathay, N. Dak.. Cii ' il Engineering-.MiC.f. 2, 3, Vice President 4: Roger Williams Club 2, 3, 4: cishe:i 3, 1: Ward Svstcm 3, 4: Iowa Engineer 2, 3. 4: Stockton |unior College: College of the Pacific. SEIDELL. ELLEN LOUISE: Des Moines. D( c; ri-Delt:i Dell;i Delta. .Secretarv I: .Merrill-Palmer Fellowship I: VC. I. 2. 3, 4: Home F:coiiomics Club I, 2. 3. 4: Health Club 2. 3: Iowa State Playeis I. 2; Bomb I. 2: Green (iiinder 3: .Senior Prom Committee 4. SEVEREID, BEL IV: Ames. D ( r,s-Glee C:iub I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2, 3: I wisleis 2: Sigma Alpha Iota 3. 1; Psi Chi 1: Dell:i Zeta. SE ' MOUR. ROBKR I : Madeli;i. .Minn., Veterinary Medicine. SCJARLAI ' A. BARBARA A.: Cedar Rapids. Teslilcs and Cloth- iug-C.h Omega: Delia Phi Delia 3. 1: (hi IHIi:i Phi 1: Phi Upsiloii Omicroii I: C:. C:ibiiiet 2. 3: Homcm.iker F.di- lorial Stall 3: Sectional Editor Freshnnin H:iiidbook 3: W;ir- f;iir Publicity Co-(;hairman 3: Home Economics B:ill Poster Cli;iirmaii: Senior Prom 4: Skeich . rl Editor I: Stais Over eisliea Make up Chairm;iii 2: Writer ' s Round lable 1: Home Ec Club 1, 2. 3, 4. SHEPHERD. .MEI.VIN: Melcher. Electrical Enginecring ' ' . Y.Y.. SHILLINGFON. KEII H J.: Clarion. C fcm .v n—Sketih. As sisl:iiit Editor 2. 3. Sketch Publication Board .Secretin v 3. I: W.iid Svslem I. 2. 3: .Newiii.iii ( hib I .2. 3. I: Wiileis ' Roiiml Uible 2. 3. 1. 294 SHI I ' K. { HARl oriE: Mcmloii. 111.. Ilmii,- Erouoiiiies F.duai- ;. ii-ll(.im- Kconomits (.liih ,S. I: C:A 3. 1: 4H Club C ' .oiiiK ' il 8. I; Hcalih Coiiiuil I: Catthaj-e Collesc. SU.VKRM.W. .SIAM.F.V; Omaha. Ncl).. Chemirnl Eiininrrt- i, ' — .MC.Ik ' iiiK , ' t, I: Waul .S mi ' iii ' Z. Scciciarv I: cislica 1. ' Z: R() rc I. ' 1: I riiiii|Hl and Dniiii Corps I: Picshmaii Kootball I : liiiraiiiiiials I. ' Z. .SIMONSEN. MERl.E; Ouiniln. C.ruiriil F.iiiihifiihin-lMv.i Chi: S. M 2. 3. S| )UF.RG. BF.RMCE: Omaha. Nch.. Diclelirs-lJS.W 3. I; Hialih ( UMiiil I: Home Etoiiomu.s Cliih 3. I; HiiKhiii.son liiiiioi (tilkyc: Omaha I iii iTsii . .SKINNER. DOROIHV: Riimiclls. Honsrlmhl i:,jiiil i,iriil- ' bi I ' psiloM Omiiion I: Oormiloiv I icasiirci 2. President 3: Student Honsomother I; Dormitoiv Council 3; Home Eco- nomies Clul) I. 2. 8. I: Wat Council 1: Homemakei 2. . s- sociate business Manager 3, National . d ertisiiii ' Mauaf er I. SKV.VRIl.. . RREN: Huion. S. Dak.. ■ orr.Wrv-Della I ' psilon Steward 2. 3. I; Band I. 2; .Vmes Eorestcr. Business Mana- ger 4: .Agricultural Coiiniil 3. I: eishea I. 2. 3. i: Intra niuials I. 2. 3. t. Sl.. ICHER I. UII.LI.A.M: St. .Ansgar. Sii,-)in: SL.WENS. W.WNE: Dcs Moines, MciUniiiail Etiii ' ntieriiif,— . SME. SI.O.VN. C:. ROI. IE. N; Sioux Citv. Home Ernmmiiis Edura- .m-Home Economics Clul) 3; VC. Octet I. VWCA 2: Chorus I. SLO. N. K.W: South English. D ' , ( ' (s-. lpha Delia I ' i; Home Economics Clul) 3. 1: W . . 2. 3. 1; Frishie Fellowship 2. 3. 4: S mphon Orihestia 2. Chorus I; Twisters 3: VW ' C.X 3. 1: Cornell Cjillegc. Sl.O I H. BE! TV: Giav. Hiiiiif Eiojioniia £c Hr«( r i— Chorus 3: VC;A 2. 3: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3, I. S.MEDAL. ANNEl if:; Ames. Dirlflii.s-C.ummd I ' hi Beta; Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Bomb 2. 3. Index F dilor 1: VC. 2. 3. 4: Monticello College. SMIl H. FREDERICK: Hawaiilcii. Elcclricnl Eii-iiiirfiing-Car- diual (.uild. Ireasuicr 4: Indcpeiulent Party Council 2. 3. -1; Ward .Social Chairman 2. Social Council President 3. Execu- tive Council 3. 4: Intiamuials 1. 2. 3. 4; AIEE 3. 4: Bomb Beautv Ball. Ireasuier 3: )oiiu Social Council 2. 3. SMIFH. R. CHARLES: Vaierloo. Mechmiicnl Eu«im-eriug-V Fan Sigma 3. Iieasuier 4: Engineering I 3: . SME. .Secre- tary 3. President 4: .M.ME I. .Secretary 2. 3: S. E I: Engi- neering Council 3: eishea 3. 4; Iowa Engineer I: RO I C! I. 2: Civilian Pilot Iiaining Program 2. S.NHTH. ROBERT LEE; Eddyville. Cheminil Eng,ineering- Alpha Sigma Chi; . IChemF;: Band: CIce Clnb: l )w:i Engi- neer Stall; Penn College. SMIl H. IRC.INI.X L.: Port Washington. Wis.. Ditleliis-Homc lAonomics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Chorus I. 2: Homemaker Business Stalf 3; Bit and Spur 3; W. .- 1. 4. s W ' ELV. H.VZEL R.: Watetloo. Home Economics Educalion— VWC.V 3. 4; Home Economics Club 4: Manchester College. SNODGR. SS. ANALENE: Oregon. III.. D(V((- r. -noiinitor . dvisor 2; Intiammal Board 2; W. . 2. 3. Xice-Ptcsident 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 4. sWDER. CONST.XNCE LEI IH: Galveston, lex,. TrMilcs and (.7() i i (;— . lplia Gamma Delta: VC. I. 2: Roger Williams Club I, 2: Home Fxonoinics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Bavlor Uni- versity. SNYDER, KENNETH W.: Omaha, Neb., Agricultural Engi- MCfr dt;— Sigma Nu: . gricidlural Council 4; Bomb 1: Iowa Engineer I. SORENSEN. HELEN MAR(.ARE I : Maishalllown. Home Eco- nomics Education— Home Economics Club 2: ' . . 3: Twisters 4; VWC. 2. 3: .Marshalltowii Junior College. SORENSON. DON L.; Coumil Blulls, General Engineerini;. SPENCER. M. RG. RE1HA (;EIGER: Homestead. Household Equil nient— C I, 2, 3. I; Home Economics Clid) i. 2, 3. I. SPESARD. D.WID E.: Shelbwillc, 111.. Ielerina Medicine- Pi Kappa Alpha: JrA M. 2. 3. 4. 5: Freshman Polo 2: Cos- siicks 3; Intramiirals I, 2, 3. 4. 5; Veterinarv Student 2, 3. SPRIN( ER. DOROI HV HELEN: Kansas City. Mo.. Dirlelics- Home F:conomic,s Club 8. I: VWCA 3. 4; Roger Williams Club 3. I: Kansas City Junior C:ollcge, SI AAB. HAROLD Gl SI AVE: Cedar Rapids. Aeronautical En- gineering. SIANI.EV. LI (.11 IE . NSIEV; Cumberland, Home Economics Education— Om c w Nu 3: Phi Kapp;i Phi I: Iowa State Players 4: Home Eionomics Club I; ( leMini junior ( oik-ge: I iiixeisit of Icma. .SI APLEION. BEI FV M.: Fiemonl. Neb.. Testiles and Clolh- iHg-Concert B:nid 2. 3. I: Home F.conomi s Club 2, 3, I; eishea 2, 3, I: Miillaml College. SIKI.LIN(,, ELI .ABEIH; Ciete. 111.. Exjierimenlal Cooken- .Vlpha (;amina Delia: Home Economics C;liib 2. 3, I: WC. 2, 3, I: Campus 4 II 2. 3, 4; Whitworth College. SI E ENS, HOW.XRD: Plainticld, Mechanical Engineering. S I EWAR r, DEI.ORES: Elmluirst, III,, Institution Management. S IICK.A, (;ENE ' IF:VE: . mes. Institution .Management. SIILES, DOROIHV M,; Cia a. Home Economics Edncation- . lplia Delta Pi: (;lec Club I: Home Economics C;lub I, 2, 3, 4: VC. I, 2, 3, I: Cheerleading 3, I: I wisters 2, 3, ' ice- President 4: Panhellcnic Coinicil 3, I: l-FI C:lid) 2; War Council 3, SIILLF.V, MARGIERIIE M.: Kansas Citv, Mo„ Home Eco- nomics Educalion— Hon e Economics Club 8. 4; VWCA 3. I: Roger Williams Club 3. I; Theta Epsilon 3. 4: Cenii;d Missouri Stale I eachers College. .SrOrCHT. NOR. I. N KEIIH: Oskaloosa. C.ii ' il Engineerin-- ,VSC:E I. 2. 3. I: ROIC I, 2. 3. 4: ,Scabl ar.l and Blade 3, 4: Veishca 2: SAME 3, STR.AIN. R.A ; Des .Moines. Civil Engineering. SIROHBEHN. .MAIN R: Council Bluffs, l-eterinaiy Medicine- lau Kappa Epsilon: |r.A M.A: ' :irsii I; Aildetic Cotincil: Baseball 2. 3. C;aptain-Elecl I. STROHBEHN, ROSEMARV C.: Reinbeck. H one Economics Education— Campus 4-H I. 2. 3, 4: Honte Fxonomics Club I. 2. 3, 4: Dormitory .Ad isor 2, 3: Inleichinth Cotnuil 3; Westminster Fellowship I, 2, 3. 4; Wesiminsier Couiuil 2. 3. I; .Merrill-Palmer .School, Sll RIFXANI, ALAARFIA C: .Sioux Citv, Home Economics l:du(nlion- C 1,2, 3, 4: WAA 2, 3, 4: Home Fxonomics C;lub 1, 2, 3, 1: Inlercluirch Cotnicil 3, 4: Health Council 2; Festival Chorus 2. SI LLIAAN, MARV ELLEN: t;knelaml, O,, Technical Journal- ism— Ihela Sigma Phi 3. 4: Home Economics C:iid) 3. I: Fresh- man C:hib CoiMicil 1. Secretary 2: Home Fxonomics Ball, Publicity Chairman 2: Daily .Stiulent. Btisiness Stall 2, 3: Gieen (.ander 2, 3, Business Manager 4: Himiemaker 2, 4, Column Editor 3; Newman Club 2, 3, 4: Dormitory .Advisor 2. SWEENEA ' , DONNIS E,: Sioux City, Veterinan Medicine-]r .A M. 1,2,3.4; Western Union College, SNBILRl D, SIZANNE: Ames, Al l lied , r -C;hi Omega: Home Fxonomics Club I, 2, 3, I; A WCA I, 2, 3: Bomb 2; Women ' s Panliellcnic Coumil 3: ' eishc;i Openhouse 2, 3, FAFF, M.ARJORV: Ames, Institution Management- ' i Beta Phi; AWC.A 1. 2. 3: WAA I. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2; Bomb I. TALBO I I . NELLIE FAE; Biooklyn, Child nevclofiment-Howc Economiis Club I, 2, 3, 4: Festival C hoir 1: V ' eishea 1: Mer- rill-Palmer ,School, I .VNALSKL ADAM J,: New A oik City, N, V„ Animal Husbandn- -Delta C:hi; A ' eishea 2, 3: Block and Bridle 2, 3, 4: Newman Club I, 2. 3, 4: Intiamuials I, 2, 3, 4, I ELFER. JOHN .: Joliet, III., Chemical Teclinolog -Vh Kappa: Inliamural Football 3, Baseball 3, Bowling 3, I: Social Cionncil 4; Newman Club 3, 4: Joliet Junior College. FERRAL, JANEI R,: Little Rock, . rk.. E l erimenlal Cooken- .Alplia (iamma Delta: Home Fxonomics C:hib I. 2, 3: A ' W(!. I, 2. 3: W. .A 2. 3: League of Women oteis 2: Little Rock |iinior College. IIIIERMAN. AIOI.EI M.: Waterloo, ;; ( iV.v-Sigma Kappa: Women s (ike Club I, 2, 3: Festival C;hoir I, 2, 3; A WCA I, 2. 8; Home Economics Club I. 2. 3, 4, 29= Senior cActivltie TIUEMANSON. CAIHERINE J.; Fergus Falls, Minn.. Tech- iiical Journalisw— ' Vbela Sigma I ' hi 3. I ' lcsidcnl 4: Phi I ' psi- Ion Omicron 3. Caiuilc F.diiDi I; (;lii Delia I ' iii I; Home Eco- noinits Cliil) 1. 2. 3. 1; C;A I. PiihliiilN Chaimiaii 2: Daih Siiulciu 2. Sociclv Editor 3. Women ' s Edilor I. Issue Editor 1: Hoincmaker 2. 3. 4: Clicen (iander Puhlitation Board I: ' eisliea 1. Piil)licii L ' : Dormitory Aihisor 2: Bomh Cop Writer 2. 3. riDRIC;K. LOIS I.: Des Moines. Cliilil 0 ' i ' ( () ) c;i -Delta ela: VWCIA I. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Clul) 1, 2. 3. 4: Veishea 1; Daily Student 2. TIETZ. WILLIAM C: Eldoia. I ' dt-riniiry MrtUrinf-Vi Kappa Alpha: Glee Club I: JrAVMA 2. 3. 4. ■ : Campus aiieties 2; liiliainiirals 1. 2. 3. 4, 5; eterinary Sludeiil 2: Ciamma Delta, TIGGES, M, ' RV LOU; Peteison, Applied . r — Dormilorv Advisor 2: Home Economics Cltih 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1. 2, 3, 4, TODD, DOROTHY R.; Ames, Household Equipment— Kappa Delta, lOLLENAERE. L. WRE CE R,; Beruyn, 111., Ceufrul Engi- Hf ' i )i ;— . lpha Tan Omega; Engineering Coun cil 1; N ' arsity Football 1; .Morton College. FRILLER, MARY E,; Dubucpie, D; f( rs-Kappa Delta; Iowa Slate Players 3, 4; W ' CA 3, 4; WAA 3. 4: Home Economics Club 3, 4; University of Dubucpie, TROCINSKV, FRANCES J,: Glendive. Mont., Dielelics-Home Economics C:iid) 2. 3; Newman C:lul 2. 3; YWCA 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Campus 4-H 2, 3: Dawson County Junior College; College of St. Scholastica. TURBES, CALVIN C: Walnut Giove, Minn,, J ' elerinaiy Mrili- litie. lA ' ERM.AN. D.WID J.; Da enporl. Mr( liiDiiinl Engineering— ASME I; St. Ambiose Ciollege. u I ' HL, MILDRED E.; . mes. Home Economics Eihiciilion— Fau Gamma 1,2, 3, 4. UPTON, MARJORIE; JeHeison, Experimental Cookery-TdU Gamma 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 4; Daily Student 1. 2; Bomb 2; Y ' eishea 1; Fwisters 4, VALLENTVNE, DORIS J.; Glencoe, Minn,, Institution Manage- ment—Home Economics C;iub I, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2. 4, VAN DEVEMER, BEVERLY E.; Corning. N. Y .. Dietetics- YVVC;A 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3, I: Duke Uni- versii , VANGSNE.SS, CARLETON T.; Sioux Cil , Chemical Engineering —Sigma Nu, Vice-President I; I an Beta Pi; Alpha Chi Sigma: Knights of St. Patrick; Engineering Council 3, Presi- dent 4; Engineers ' Ball. C:hairmaii 4: Inlramural Board. Sen- ior Manager 3: Engineers ' C arnival 3; loua Engineer I. Pub- lication Board 4; .Student War Coinicil. .Ser iccmen ' s Com- mittee 4; I runipet and Dunn Coips. Drtnii Major I, 2; AIChemE 1. 2. 3. 4; Veishea 1, 2, 3, 4, VEENSI RA, H. ROBER ' I ; l.eighton. Cix ' il Engineering-Vhela Xi, Secretaiy 3; , ,SCE 1, 2, 3, 1: RO I C l ' , 2, 3: Iowa En- gineer 1, 2. VIAL. H, C;.VI HERINE; La Cirange, III,, D - - rs-Alpha Delta Pi; YWCA 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4; Bit and Spur 2, 3, 4: Fiisbie Fellowship 1. 2. 3. President I; Inien liiirc b (oiiniil 2, 3, President I, VOLK, ( .YROLY.N ' ; Monroe, Home Erotiomirs idiun ioH— Delia .eta: Home Economics Ciliib 1. 2, 3. I; Y ' VC;,- 1, 2, Cabinet 3, 4; Fwisters 2; Intiamurals 2, 3; Veishea Ccmimittee 1, 2. 3, 4, VONDRACEK, JOHN E.: Cedar Rapids. Electrical Engineering- Iheta i. Vice-Piesideni 3. Sieward 3; M;ub (lub ' l: B;iiid ' I: Orchesti;i 1; Repieseiuative Parl . Disli iliuiion Ch:iiiman 3; AIEE 3. I. VONFERSCH. WAYNE; Keos;iu(pi;i. Elecliical Engineering. Y ' ORECK, WALLACE E.; Charles City. Chemical Engineering- Pi Kappa .Ylpha; . lpha Chi Sigma 2, 3, Recorder 4; AICheiiiE 1, 2, 3. 1; Band 1: 4 riimpct and Drum Corps I. 2; RO I C: 1. 2; cishea 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Salvage Ciommiitee 3, 4, Y ' ORIS, JEAN M,; Redwood Falls, Minn,, Dietetics- WC.. 3, 4: Symphony Oichestia I, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Piesbvterian Sludent Council 3. w W ADSl.EY ' , BETTY JO; Early, Home Economics Education- Wcsle Foundation 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, President 4; Marching Band 4: Sigma . lpha lota 3, Ireasiiicr 4: C!;im- pus 4-H Council 4: Fau Gamma 2: Home Economics C:lul) 2, 3; YWCA 2, 3; Biiena Vista College, WA(;NER, .MARY ' LOl ' ; Sioux Falls, S. Dak,, Child Derelop- iJi nt-( :uum.i Phi Beta; Pep Club I. 2; Health Club 2, 3; Bomb I, 2; Bit and Spur 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Veishea 2. WAISANEN, MIRIAM A,; Chisholm, Minn,, Applied Arl- Chorus 1, 2; Kappa Phi 2, 3. 4: Methodist Student Council 3: Home Economics C:iub 1. 2. 3. 4: YWCA I, 2, 3, 4, WALKER, DOROTHY J,; Ames. Technical Journalism- ' heva Sigma Phi 3, 4; Daily Student, Reporter 2, Issue Editor 3; (ireen Gander 3. 4: Homem;iker 4: Bomb 2, 3, 1; Dormitory Valentine Formal, Chairman 3; Y ' eishea i ' ublicitv Chair- man 3; Senior Prom 4; Tan Gamma. President 3: Joint .Social C:ouncil 3; Glee Club 1; YWCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Home Economics C:lub 1. 2 ,3, 4, W. LKER. (;EN ' E O.; Council Blulls. Chemical Engineering— Delta I ' psilon Secretary 2. Pledge I rainer 3. President 4; , K4ieinE 3. 4; Interfraternitv Cxnincil 4; Y ' eishea 3. I; |unior Piom Committee 3; Omaha University. WALL, CE. VIRGINIA ANN; Des Moines, Institution Manage- ment— I ' i Beta Phi; Dance Club 1, 2, 3, I; Bomb Business Staff I. 2; Bundles for Britain Drive Chairman 2; Home Eco- nomics Clul) I. 2, 3, 4; YYV ' C.A 1; C olumbia Uni cisii , W.YRI), BE F FY ' J,; Correctionville, Institution Mnnagemcni- YWC:A 1. 2, 3, ' 4; Tan Gamma 2, 3, 4, WARD, YVAL I ER El GENE; Des Moines, Ceneral Enginrerin.i. WAIKINS, DEAN A.; Omaha, Neb,, Electrical Engineenng- Delta Upsilon; Cardinal Key 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Fan Bet., Pi 4; Eta Kappa Nu 3, 4; Bomb 1, 2, Managing Edilor 3; . IEE 2, 3, .Secretary 3; Pontoniers I. 2. 3; Ritle I cam 1. 2, YV. TT, DOROIHY JEANNE: Storm Lake, Technical Journal- MHi-Kappa Delta Piesident 4; YYVCA 2. 3. 4; Theta Sigma Phi 3. I: .Acli it I 3. 4: Daih Siudeni 2. 3. Society Ecliior 4; Iowa Homemaker 3, 4; Fiesbmaii Da)s Leader 3; Lomb Salesman 2; Student YVar Council 2, 3; Cottey College. W.YTSON, LUCILLE A,; Schenectady, N, Y ' .. Home Economics Edu((ition—. ph Delta Pi Piesident 4; Newman C4ub Board of Governors 3. 4. Central Stales Province Ireasuier 3. 4: ai Couiuil 3. 4; YVomen ' s Emeigencv Council 3. I: YVomen ' s P:mhellenic Council 3, President I; Psi Chi 3. I; Home Eco- nomics c;liib 1. 2. 3. 1. YVEBER. ALVIN F.; Hartford. YVis.. Vctennarx Medicinc-Vh K:ippa: 1 rack 4, Cioss Country 3: Newman (4ub Piogram Chairman 3. Choir Chairman .3, Y ' ice President 3. President I; Inteichtiicb C ouncil: Jr.-YY ' M.Y S pcakei Commiiiee; M;ir- |uettc Univcrsitv; University of YYisconsin. WEBSTER. |. VINCENT; Dallas Center. Agricultuuil Engmcei- ni.H-YVard I. 2, 3, 4; .YSAE 2. 3, President 4: Knights rt St, Patrick 4: FF.I Committee 3; Veishea 2, 3, 4: Siu(leni Agn- cultiiial F ' ngineer 3, WEHIER, DUANE R.; Everlv. letrrinary Medicine-Sh-uv.i I ' l: Jr.WMA I. 2, 3, 4; Y ' eishea I. 2: Inlramuials 1, 2, 3, I: joint ,Social C:ouncil 2. YY ' EK.EL. YIARIHA; Sioux Falls. S. I):ik.. Zoology ' and Entii- ii) ();;v -C.nnma Phi Bel:i President I: Chi Delia Phi: Science Women ' s Cluli 2. 3. 1: Science ( ' oinicil 3. I: Pep Club 3; I ' ;inhellenic Coinicil I: Skeub I ' nblicilion Bo, ml: ' ..iiunell College, YY ' EINSI EIN, ALEX; Omaha, Neb.. Architectural Engineering- I bet:i Xi: .MY 2. Iieasnier 3. Y ' ice-Prcsideni I: l.iii Beta 296 feidL Pi 3. I: liui SiKm;i Delia S. I: Knights of St. I ' .ilrick 1: Iowa Knj; ' i ' t Ci I ' uI IkIi ManaKci 3: Knjjiiiffis ' Caiiiival 3: Jiiiiioi I ' loin 3: .Senior I ' rom Co CUiaiiiiiaii I: HoiiUTo ' iiiiiK 3. I: cislica ' I. 3. 1; Vel Jax 2. 3: Iniiaintiials 3. I: Cicij liion I ' nivorsitN . WEI.l.MI-.RI.INt.. U R1V R A ].; S|uiHcr. Ilnmr l:io,u miis l:du r«(; )ii — Doimiion . l iMir ' i. .3. (: l)oiiiiilor (Council L ' . 3; .Social ChaiiMiaii 3: Sivulcnl . clivilv Roard ' 1: Home F. o- iioiiiio Cliili I. ' J.. 3. I: |oint Social CUxiiicil 3. V ' F.,Sr. KUBA: Kiiiihalllon. ) ((r( o— Homo Kconomi(s ( lul) 2. 3. 1: (iiaiul ' ic ' « Junior (!ollci;i ' . WHKEl.KR. I- ' RA (:F.S K.; .Xpplccoii. Wis., histihiliiiii Maiiin,,-. iiieiil-Vi lU-ta I ' hi: Dailv Siiulcnl I. 2; UAA I. 2: Homo F.conoinics C.liil) I. 2. 3. I; Homo F.conomics Ball liikol Commillcc L ' : BomI) I. WHKI.AN. BARBARA M.: Omaha. Noli.. Oi; ,; rv-(;amma I ' ln Beta: Homo FVoiiomio Cliili 1. L ' . 3. 1; A C. A 1. ' . Fioslima ' i (:A .Socrolaiv I: Homoinakor Cui F.iliioi 3; Hoalll) C.o;iii il 1.2. 3. WHKISIONF.. LOIS E.; Clascy. Child Vv(  ) if)(f-l)i)nniioi v .Xdvisor 2: Iowa Stale I ' laycrs 2: Radio Workshop I. WIBHOI.M. F..STHER M.: C.laiiiula, ) (■ ■( (. (-Home Kcoiioinirs Club 2. 3. I: ' eishca 3: Iwisteis 1: Cilaiiiula |iiiiioi C ' .ollci ' .c. WILLIAMS. MARILYN . .; Park Ri(l ;c. III., .l ; ; (Vrf . ((-Alpha (;ainma Delia: Home Economics iciiih I. 2. 3. I: WCA I. 2. 3. I: BomI). .Senior Ecliloi 2. Index Editor 3. Pnhlicalioii Board .Secretary 3. President 1; (irceii (.ander 3; Homecom- ing 3: Twisters 1: cishca I. 2. 3, I; WAA I. 2. 3. 1; |oiii- nalism I 3. WILLIAMS. MARY A.; Sicmx C.il . Tixliirs a d Clolhinn- Omicron Nu 3. I; Phi Kappa Phi 1: Home Economics Clnl) 3. 1: Nebraska Slate Icacheis C;ollc, ;e. WILI.RE ir. FIVELYN M.: DeKalb. III.. D(V ,r.v-Kappa Delta; WC.A 3. 1: Chorus I: WAA 3. A: Bomb 3. I: Siiideni 1: Home Economics Club 3. 1: MacMurray College. WINDERS. MARXIN S.: Cedar Rapids. Merhauital F. ' vjno;- Hg-Pi Kappa Alpha; ASME I. 2. 3. 4. Sccretar 3: Baseball 2: Inlerfralernitv Cotnicil Assistant .Secietar 3: I ' i Ian Sigma 3. 1: Scabbard and Blade 3. 4: Pontoniers I. 2. 3. WINGER. DONALD C; Walford. AfriitKiiilical Eui iiiccritig- . ilclanle: Vcishea I. 2. 3. 4: L cS. I. 2. 3: Marching Rand I; Inlr.imnrals WOODS. ELLA JEAN; Waterman. III.. - Hro ioH-Home Eco- nomics Chill I. 2. 3. I; Campus l-H 1.2. 3. I; Iowa Slate Players 2: Doniiilorv .Xdvisor I. WOOI,SI )N. LIONEL; Churchill. N. Y.. Mnhatiirtil F.n-iinrrr- iHg— lau Bela PI; Pi I an Sigma: , SME: ' oisliea I. 2. I; Frisbie Fellowship I. 2. 3. 1; .Marching Band I; Ward S s tein I. 2. 3. I. ()RLE . LEON .MAX; Beloil. Wis.. Electrical t-Aigiueerinn. WRK.H I . HAROLD N.: Denver. C )lo.. Electrical Eiif-iiiririn;;- Ward S stem Exchange Council 2. 3. I. .Yttivilies Com. ill Chairman I. 3; icePiesident 1; Veishea I. 2, 3; , IEK I: Indepeiidenl Parly Council 2. 3, I. WRICH 1. NAOMI R.: Fonda. f.ViiW neiul„liiii,-,il- C. 2. 3: Home F.conomics Club I. 2. 3. 1; Camera Club Piibliciiv Chairman. President 4; Biicna X ' ista College. Wl ' LF. WII.BIJR H.; Council Blnlls. Clii-niiral viigiHrn i t; - Delta I ' psilon iccPicsidciU; Iowa Engineer I; .YIC heiiiE I. 2. 3. 4. . RNES. DONALD (..: .Spirit Lake. Elrilruul l-.iiaiiircrinn. DOLING. GRELCHEN I.: Ames. Imtiluliim Maiiniieiii.-nl-Vi Beia Phi i e President: ' oishea I. 2: Institution Club icc- Presidcnl I. 2: Homo Edinomiis Couiuil: Chorus; (dee Club; YWC, Freshman President I. Ciabinet 3. President 1; War Council. XOl ' NG. PHILIP G.: Arcadia. C:alif., Chemical Etii iurrriiif-- Phi Delta Lheta: Pasadena Junior College. lEMER. ROBERI R.; Iowa City. Mecliunical Eiiainn ' iir - Sigma .Mpha Epsilon Steward: X eishea Musical Diiocioi I. Ireasuier 2: Pi lau Sigma President 3; War Council I le.is- uier 3; ASME 2. 3; William Penn College. I.MMERMAN. HARRY F.: Madelia. .Minn.. Elechicol htf inert-  (;- .Xcacia Rushing C ' hairman 2, President 3. 4: .MEE 3. 4: Intiamurals I. 2. 3: Inlerfralernitv Council 3. ;. 297 Qeneral 3ndex Abbe. Bertha J 167 Abrams. Robert S9 Abramson. Edwin J 232 ACACIA 200. 201 Ackerly. Mary E 175 ACTIVITY T ' 97 Adams. Donald 88 Adams. Doris M 20. 133. 137 Adams. Harriet J 170 Adams. Harry 81 Adams. Janet E 69. 136. 185 Adams. June W 137.159 Adams. Lois 21 Adams. Melena H 168. 252 Adams. Richard 81 Adams. Richard 89 Adams. Quandt 81 Adamson. Luther 81.100 Adams. Franklin P 148 ADELANTE 202. 203 Afflerbaugh. Joe M 222 Agg, T. R 16 Agne. Marilyn A 163 Agnew. Richard 88 AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL 55 Ahlbeck. Robert 81 Ahern. M. Josephine 6Z Aherns. Delia M 138,157.252 A! CHEM E 141 AIEE 142 Aikman. J. M 120. 121 Albers. Dorothy J 170 Albert. Amanda J 166 Albert. Frank 81 Alberty. Howard F 220 Albinger. Gail H 112 Albrecht. Howard 250 Albrecht. Joseph W. ..72. 88. 145. 206. 207 Alcazar. Jorge 138 Aldrjch, Betty K 68.71.179 Alexander. Edgar P 72. 88. 145 Alexander. Foy 89 Alexander. Jane N. ..71. 137. 176. 177. 192. 252 Alexander, John 81 Alexander. Lome L 227 Allen, Doris E 158 Allen. Edward D 126 Allen. Edward S 100. 138 Allen. Leslie 89 Allen. Marjorie 70 Allen. Rosella M 138.167 Allen. Wesley 89 Aiken, George ' 1 Allgaier, Betty J 137, 176 Allgeyer, Earl SO Allison, Anna L 115, 162 Allison, Archie 50, 59, 88. 145 Allison. Arthur 244 Allison. Elden SI Allworth. Barton 81 ALPHA CHI RHO 204.205 ALPHA CHI SIGMA 123 ALPHA DELTA PI 172. 173 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 174. 175 ALPHA GAMMA RHO 206.207 ALPHA TAU OMEGA 238. 209 Alsager. Robert 81 Altman. Wilbur 89 Amadon. Jean T 170 Ambrose. Lou E 20. 165 Amend. Conrad £1 Amlund. Emilie 100 Anders. Mary F 166 Anders. William S 216 Andersen. Jack 81 Anderson. Ardis L 169 Anderson. Catherine J 20. 179 Anderson. Charles S Anderson. Earl H 100. I ' ll Anderson. Erma B 167 Anderson. F. Ruth 146.164 Anderson. James R 2 8 Anderson. Janice M 1G8 Anderson. Kenneth 0. .50. 70.100. 101 Anderson. Marilyn G.,20. 100. 101. 160 Anderson. Marion E. 175 Anderson. Martha G 20. 100. 160 Anderson. Myron 81 Anderson, Patricia .,67, 182. 183. 266 Anderson. Phyllis J 20. 168 Anderson. Phyllis L 182 Anderson. Ray 170 Anderson. Robert 199 Anderson. Stilaf 88. 145 Anderson. Viroil L 89 Anderson. Warren 39. 249 Andrade. Brenno M 138 Andrake. James M 217 Andreasen. Dale 89 Andregg. Harriet M 20 Andrews. David 81 Andrews. Donovan 130 Andrews. Langdon 89 Andrews. Robert 61 Ankeney. Eleanor 170 Anthony, Mrs, Sylvia 168 Anway, Harold 50. 89, 100, 101 Apgar, Ross P 89, 101, 211 Appel, Alvin C 69 Applegate. James A, ,,.20, 50, 142, 244 Arbuckle, Ardyth E,,.20, 113, 137, 160, 266 Archibald, Robert 80 Arizona, Martha M 163 Arlen. William H 144.260 Arling. Martin 89 Arm. Dorothy E. ..51. 112.. 133. 146. 170 Armatic. John f9 Armstrong. Francis M 88. 145 Armstrong. William 89. 130 Armstrong. William F 2 ARMY CO. A S8 ARMY CO, B 88 ARMY CO. C 89 ARMY CO. D 89 ARMY OFFICERS W Arnold. Frank 89 Arnold. James R 88.145 Arntz. Robert 89 Arosemena. Ruben D ..138 Arvidson. Harold C 20. 141. 238 Arzberger. William 81 ASAGE 139 ASCE 139 Ashby. Doris 20. 1S5 ASME 140 Aten. Anna Lee 159 Atkinson. Herbert M 72. 88. 145 Augustin. Don ..20. 56. 129. 134. 141 Aulerich. Dorleen E 20. 165 Aulmann. Ruth A 158 Austerer. Wallace 89 Autry. Maurice 32 Avery. Dorothy H 20 Ayer. Doris A 159 Ayrcs. Join 123. 123 B Baardson. Andrew B 89 Backer. William 81 Bacon. Helen E 20. 67. 136. 185 Baerveldt. Robert 81 Bailey. Barbara J 66. 169 Bailey. Betty L 20. 132. 178. 179 Bailey. James H 88. 125. 219 Bailey. Robert 89 Baily. William E 89 Bain. Harold E 83. 145 Bain. John 81 Baird. Charles A 88. 231 Balkemeier. Ralph 81 Baker. Barbara L 159 Baker. Corinne M 71. 176 Baker. Ourwood L US. Zl Baker. Ellenbelle 102. 172 Baker. James 89 Baker. John 80. 129 Baker. Marilyn C ...74. 162. 189 Baker. Marjorie L 150 Baker. Ruth L 175 Baker. William 89 Bakke. Josephine A GO Baldwin. Robert 123. ll ' S Bales. Gaylord S3. 159 Bales. Richard 89 Baltzell. Lowell £9 Bame. Paul H 128 Bangs. Theodore ?9 Banks. J. G U Barba. Carlos A 138. 244 Barber. Mary A 145. 108 Barber. Robert 81 Barbre. Helen L. ..20, 51. 60. 119. 132. 137. 179 Bard, Lois E 162 Barger, Robert 236 Barish, Herman B 20, 140 Barker. Alton Ill Barker. Ct-ester 2C2 Barker. Harry 81 Barker. Hugh 89 Barker. Miles H Ill Barlow. Rev 106 Barnes. Charles 139 Barnes. Chester 81 Barnes. Darlenc L 153 Barnes. Ernest 88 Barnes. Lawrence E. ..50. 51. 145. 241 Barnett. Betty J 20. 162 Barnett. Fred M 89 Barovick. Joe 81 Barrett. Aliene H 259 Barrett. Billie 180 Barrett. Clarence 89 Barrett. James W 55. 144 B.lrrett. Mary E 157 Barric. Norwood 89 Barrington. James A. 88. 145. 206. 207 Barron. Wallace E 121 Barrow. Robert 89 Barry. Barbara A 68. 186 Barry. Farris 31 Bartelt. Lcland E 88 Barth. Dorothea V 166 BARTON HALL 370 BASEBALL 262 BASKETBALL 257 Bass. Mary E 168. 252 Batcheldcr. Kenneth L 105 Batcher. Olive M 164 Bates. Barbara J 169 Batson. Victor 88. 90 Battcy. Jane L 367 Batulevite. George 108 Bauer. Carol 224 Bauer. Norma J 352 Baughman. L. Eugene.. 20. 50. 140. 2J4 Baumann. Arlene E 158 Baumer. Robert SI. 1C2 Baumgardner. Harry R 222 Baumgartner. Patricia J 176. 252 Baustian, Barbara A 115, 158 Bauswma, Charles 89 Baver, Art ,81 Baxter, Elma J ■ 170 Baxter, George 89 Baxter, Mary E 20 Baxter, Ward 208 Bayles, C. C 89 Bayles, Howard E 89,105 Beach, James W 126 Beall, Alberta D 113 Beamer, Elliot V 59 Beard, Henry ST Beasecker, Vernon 39 Beaty, Bonnie M 71. 179. 2oS Beauchamp. John 89 Beaumont. Walter h9 Bechtel. Rose A 20. 132. 161 Beck. Bonnie E 157 Beck. Roland D 20.242 Beck. Wallace W 229 Beck. Wanda M 20 Becker. Milton 81 Beckerle. Jack SI. 108 Bcckley. Robert SI Beckman. John 89 Beckmann, Grace E ! ' .3. 176 Bed. John A ]23 Beers. William D 20. 222 Begovitch, Tony 81 Be, an. Dorothy A 136 Behan. John 250 Beisl-eim. Leonard 81 Belk in. Irene 1 55, 138 Bell, John C 224 Bell, Kathryn J. ...20. 110. 111. 190 Bell. Richard 81 Bell. Warren 80 Bell. William 89 Bellinger. Neta D 159 Belsheim. Robert 20, 134, 140 Bemiss, Clair W 20. 141. 242 Bender. Floyd 250 Beneke. Shirley M. ..74. 144. 146. 160. 252. 266. 269 Benjamin. John 81 Benjamin. William 88 Bennett. Francis J 53. 73. 146. ISO Benson. Barbara E 136. 158 Benson. Bruce 81 Benson. Donald V 88. 145 Benson. Joanne M. ..103. 136. 145. 15b Bentzinger. Harlan A 89. 129 Beresford. Ruth 100. 133 Berg. Alton A 20. 124. 142 Berg. Elsa M 170 Berg. Philip S 2j2 Berger. Lorraine R 166 Bergeron. Verne L 89 Bergcson. L. Scott 224. 264 Bergman. H arold 144 Bergman. H. D 16 Bergstrom. George 89 Berke. Harvey R 89 Bennan. Irwin . ' 9 Bernhagen. Arlene E 112. 158 Berry. Edwin 81 Bershaw. Wayne 89 Berta. Irene L 67. 103. 136. 1 5 Best. Arnold 80 Best. Ruth E 20. 139. 157 BETA THETA PI 210. 211 BETHANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH .113 Betts. Marjorie 115 Bianco. Betty B 20 Bianco. Mildred M 144 Bianco. Richard J 20. 124 Bibb. William 89 Bicek. Ernest K 88. 231 Bickel. Marietta 115. 1;3 Biehunko. Edward 89 Bielenberg. Betty J 189 Bilh.irz. DwigK L 124. 129. 142 Billinijsley. Willard 81 Bills. Robert 89 Bilstad. Betty J 20. 161 Bilstad, Phyllis H 161 Bimo. T. R 81 BIRCH HALL 158. 159 Birdsall. Shirley J 167 Bisesl. Anthony 80 Bishop. Glen 240 BIT SPUR 135 Bjarnason. Johannes 138 Bjork. Arlene 137. 176 Blachley. E. Lorraine 113. i9D Blachnik. Robert W 21 Black. J. B SO Black. Jean J 21. 132. 138. 157 Black. William 81 Blair. Mildred M 21 Blaise. Marilyn 21 Blake. Mary L 166 Blakely. C. Naomi 157 Blanchard. Jess M 89 Blanchard. William H 21 Blattner. C. Joanne 21. 165 Bleam. Eleanor 74. 157 Bleich. Lewis A 143 Bliese. Lorraine L 166 Bliss. Richard K 21. 130. 250. 263 Block. Bill 259 Blohm. Maryann E 164 Blomgren. Beth W. ..21. 35. 118. 119. 127 Bloomfield. Patricia M 164 Blukamp. Robert 81 BIyth. Paul B 89 BIythe. Fred C 129 BIythe. Mary 1 162 Boandom. Smith 89 Boatman. Paul 8Q Boeke. Robert 2 ' 5 Boehnke. George E...54. 112. 218. 219 Bofus. Raymond 81 Bogenschulz. Arthur 81 Bogle. James H 237 Boguslaw. Ashley 89 Bohlken. Eunice W 110 Bohner. Neil E 36. 54. 264 Bohren. Clyde 81 Boland. Ted 89. 100. 101 Bolen. Dora S 21. 165 Boles. Ashleigh 81 Boley. Forrest 81 Boll. Edward H 123. 141 Boll. Louis F 21. 72. 88. 145. 231 Bollenback. G. Norris. Jr 123 Bolton. Josephine C 46. 55. 144 Bolton. Ken 81 BOMB BUSINESS STAFF 67 BOMB EDITORIAL STAFF 66 BOMB PUBLICATION BOARD 64 Bond. Tom 250 Bonebright. Wayne 81 Bonelli. Benjamin P 88. 145 Bonelli. William G 72. 88. 145 Bonnefil. Leonce 138 Bonner. Joan C 162 Boo. H arriet J 163 Booth. Lynn J 182 Booth. Mary Ann 174. 175. 252 Borbeck. Frank 89 Borgmeyer. Margaret A 108 Borman. Thomas 89 Bosse. Perry 89 Bossen. Elizabeth L 182 Boswell. Robert L 89. 225 Bosworth. Hartley 80 Botl-.well. Bruce 81. 211 Botfcwell. Robert 81 Bouchereau. Jacques C 138 Bowden. Roger G 143 Bower. Warren R 21. 140. 230. 231 Bowers. Richard L 244 Bowie. Moraine C 145 Bowles. Robert 89 Bowman. Lois 21. 161 Bowstead. Tom T 21. 88. 145 Boyd. H. Shannon 262 Boyken. Verdene V. ..21. 31. 60. 64. 67. 118. 119. 127. 137. 187 Boyt. George 123 Bradford. Francis J 88. 145 Bradish. Dorothy J 190 Bradish. Edith L 191 Bradish. Margaret A 146. 19T Bradley. Evelyn A 106. 165 Bradley. Stanley W 2 ' ' 2 Bradshaw. Joan C 166 Bradshaw. Odell 80 Bradt. Robert 50. 79. 80 Brady. Robert 81. 229 Braeutigam. Robert 81. 238 Bragdon. John 139. 229 Braithwaite. Jack 80.139 Brandner. Carl F 261 Brandstetter. Roger 1 21. 184. 2 ' 2. 233 Brandt. Alice E 71. 176. 177 Branneky. Walter 81 Braun. Herb 81 Brayman. Kenneth 81 Brassey. Vernon K 139 Braunstiner. H 250 Breaw. Phyllis M 115. 170. 252 Brecht. Edwin 80 Breckenfelder, Elmer H 126.142 Breckenridge, Harriet B 71. 176 Bredenkanui, FreeJa P2 Breeden, Catherine A 158 298 Breitback, Donald •,„v.-.ii? Bremhorst. Mary M 108. 159 Brennan. James J -80 Bressman. Donna A 186 Breuer. Delmar -SI Brewbaker, Thtlma L ,-J52 Brewer. Helen V •,-,v;?i- if? Brewer. Ward 8 124. 142. 244 Brickler. Velda V 162 Brice. Wendell 81 Bridwell. Paul J -89 Briohtwell. Roberta A 167 Brimmer. Maurice P 83 Brindley. Richard •,v.v;52 Brindle. Marjorie F 101.168 Bristol. Norman 1, Brodahl. Raymond 81 Brodine. Charles 81 Brohm. C. R ■ ■■ -fl Bromwell. David R 88. 235 Broms. Robert ■ • • ■ -222 Brookfield. Price 256. 257 Brothers. Max -89 Brouhard. John 153 Brown. Austin 89 Brown. Grace K. ..38. 68. 71. 73. 137. 146. 179 Joseph 89 Lt. j.g) K. L .78 Lois M 100. 137. 158 Brown. Brown. Brown. Brown. Louise J 58. 60. 74. 104. 106. 190 Brown. Lowell R....21. 124. 129. 142. 244 Brown. Rosemary M 108. 160. 252 Browne. Dona L 170 Bruce. Robert 89. 215 Bruene. Merle E 161. 269 Bruoere. Gene 85 BrunJaoe. Maxine E 161 Brunner. Margaret 164 Bruns. Carleton 80 Bruns. Genevieve R 71. 182 Bryan. Arthur 89 Bryan. Richard L 222 Bryant. Ethel G 21. 136. 160 Bryant. Henrietta L 114. 165 Bryant. James 80 Bryant. Jean 1 160 Bryner. Clifford G 81. 139 Buchanan. Irene H 57 Buchanan. R. E 16 Buckholj. Wallace 81 Buckley. Robert 81 Buckley. Tom 81 Buckmuellcr. Roland 81 Buckner. William SI Bucksbaum. Arnold M 140 Bucksbaum. Sol 21. 134 Budd. Mary M 21 Budet. Antonio D 138 Buechler. Arthur Ill Bueoel. Kenneth 89 BuehrlB. Ray 81 Buell. John 81 Buettner. Joe 81 Buffington. Prudence G 42. 179 Bukowski. Henry G9 Bull. Maxine D IS Bullard. John 89 Buman. Alice 1 108. 159 Buman. Rosemary 108. 159 Bungc. Mabel J 100. 101. 159 Bungc. Martha 100. 160 Burbank. Farnum 80 Burch. Helen L 146. J66 Burch. Maxine M 157 Burdette. Lt. (j.g.) 78 Burgener. Charles 88 Burgess. G. Eileen .70. 113. 146. 157. 252 Burgi. Mary L 67. 182 Burk. Robert 89 Burke. DonalJ 88 Burke. Paul W 2 Burkhart. Mary R 182 Burkle. Joseuh L 144 Burnet. George 54. 123. 241 Burnett. Wesley 89 Burns. Barbara 21. 57. 60. ISO Burns. William 81 Burns. William V 81. ir2. 139 Burriglt. Blaine 80. 139 Burroughs. Max 81 Burrus. Kenneth 81 Burtch. Dorothy Ill- 159 Burton. Eloise C 166. 2:2 Burton. John W 244 Burton. Richard E 242 Busch. Carrol 89 Busch. Virginia R 21. 132. 199 Bush. Don 89 Bush. Frederick J 21. 242 Butcher. Ellis E 141 Bute. David E 254. 2 ' 5 Butler. Bo ' i 81 Butler. Dale 81. 143 Butler. Elizabeth A. .40. 182. 197. 24 ' ? Butson. Wallace J 21. 88 ButtolDh. Virginia L 109.115.162 Butts. Virgil .89 Byers. Laura A 169 Byg. Delbert M o9 Byrne. William J 54. 234. 215 Byrnes. Mae B 108. i9J Caccamisi. Joseph 81 Caddock. Robert A 89.213 Caine. A. B ' 55 Caldwell. Ralph R 21. 124. 142 Caldwell. Robert S...70. 123. 141. 244 Calgin. James 88 Calhoun. Edward 88. 145. 231 Calhoun. Trymby A. .21. 46. 58. 65. 68. 73. 90. 94. 118. 119. 131. 133. 155. 186 Calvin. Mildred R 190 Camenisch. Betty J 189 Cameron. J,inet L 21. 176. 266. 269 Caminong. Maria N 138 Campagna. Francis 89 Campbell. Alice L 162 Campbell. E. Fauneil 21. 170. 26S Cimpbell. John M...21. 123. 130. 141. 232 Campbell. Loren 89 CAMPUS 4-H 136 Can.ivan. Richard 80. 139 Can eld. Barbara J 16S Cannon. Helen M 21. 36. 179 Caraiiol. Gilbert 250. 251. 253 CARDINAL GUILD 45 CARDINAL KEY 121. 121 Carlin. Marian J 21.57.126.165 Carll. Charles L 217 Carlsen. Dorothy E 162 Carlson. Carolyn J 196 Carlson. Elfie V 167 Carlson. Joan 108 Carlson. Lorraine 115. 162 Carlson. Robert 234. 235 Carlton. Charles 89 Carlton. Keith 81 Carpenter. Richard 81 Carr. Edwin J 102 Carrick. Ruth T 71. 186, 232 Carroll. Margaret J 188. 189 Carson. Jenny E 100.172 Carter. Don 81 Carter. May B -Vill Carter. Virginia L. {junior ....71. 152 Carter. Virginia L. (freshman) 153 Carter. William J 141 Carver. Dorothy 22. 180. 181 Casey. Everett R 89. 129 Cash. Marilyn J 146. 169 Caslavka. Ramona J 22. 186 Cason. Louis F 128 Casper. W. Harold 22, 139, 242 Casriel. Daniel 88 Cassady. Betsy L 22. 182 Casscl. Irving 81 Cassell. W. L 124. 142. 223 Castle. Dorothy L 189 Castner. Dick 2 2 Caughey, Robert A 139 Chadima. Bob 81 C ' amberlain. Robert G 66, 244 C ampion. Ernest 88. 90 Chapin. Wayne F 22. 72. 88. 145 Chapman. Edward 89 Chapman. Edward 80 Chapman. Gerald E 22.88.145 Chapman. Ray 81. 260 Chapman. William 50. 81 Chavez. Esther C 104. 108 Chavez. Eugene A 241 Check. Kenneth 88 Cheney. John 89 CHEER SQUAD 2d1 Chesen. Edward 89 Chesney. Robert 89 CHI DELTA PHI 113 Child. Margaret L. .100. 101. 105. 158 Childress. G. Lowell 88 Chinlund. Jean V 115. 170 CHI OMEGA 176. 177 Chisholm. Rae 81 Chivcrs. W. H 59 Christ. Vivian E 101. 160 Christensen. Christensen. Christensen. Christensen. Christensen, Christensen Christensen Christenson Christman Amanda J 190. 252 Darlene M 164 Gordon 88 Isabel L 190 Janet E 22. 165 L. Mae 71. 1 ' ' 7 Lois A 167 Douglas A 217 R. Don 81 Christy. John 89 Chubb. James -81 Chudomclka. Thomas C, ...88. 145. 262 Churchill. Darlene M 138. 157 Clampitt. Lawrence L 30. 38. 54. 56. 70. 121, 124. 129. 142, 208. 219 Clapper. James H 229 Clapsaddle. Don C. ...46. 48. 51, 225, 264 Clank. Helen 162 Clark, Alma B 22. 105. 135. Clark. Charles L 88 Clark, C, W SO Clark, 0. M 89 Clark, George -SI Clark. Grace E VV ' it? Clark. Grace V 146. 167 Clark. Dr. James L ■,■.„■},? Clark. Sarah L HO. Ul Clark. Winifred M 164 Clarke. David 81 Clarke. James . . . Clarke, Margaret A, Clarke. Peter B. . . Clarke. Theodora M, 89 22. 109. 115. 161 217 .22. 53. 57. 152. 186 Classick. Harold J 22, 141 Clause, Elizabeth 137. 175 Clausan, Doris P 22 Clausen. Fred .22. 32, 120, 130, 232, 250, 255 Clauson. Bonnie G 190 Clay. Stan 234, 235 Clayton. Marilyn P 68,102 Clayton. Phyllis J 164 Clayton. Shirley E 172.267 Cleveland. Le Roy 83 Clifford, William R 88.145 Cline, P. Lois 172 Clitheroe. Jay 81. 231. 260 Clizbe. David 80. 261 Close. Charles 89 Clough. George 88. 90 Clovis. Joan 136. 186 Clovis. Judith 69. 136. 186 Clyde. Janet 22. 25, 53. 58, 146. 179 Coan, John M 141 Coates, J, Roberts .22, 123. 141. 208 Coatsworth. Robert 89 Cochran. Donald E 22.140 Cocking. Jesse E 165 Codlin. Margaret L 100. 101. 158 Coffin. June 170 Coffland. Robert T 88. 145 Coffman. Linn 89 Cole. Phyllis M 22. 165 Coleman. Elizabeth 102, 159 Coleman, Vivian 68, 136, 190 Coles, Donald 89 COLLEGIATE PRESBYTERIANS ,..106 Collins. Arthur M 88. 108. 145 Collins. E V 139 Collins. H. Phyllis 22. 176 Collins. Horace 88 Collins. M. J 81 Collins. Warren E 22. 88 Collins. Wayne C 244 Columbia. Ruth M 162 Comann. David 81 Compton. Rita J 133 CONCERT BAND 100 Conklin. Mary K 73. 180 Conner. Albert 81 Conner. Betty L 170.252 Conner. Leonard HI Connolly. M. Eleanor 22. 182. 266 Connolly. Margaret A. ...108. 182. 252. 266 Connor. Ed C 145. 226. 227 Conover. W. J 108 Conway. Julius 81 Conway. Marie C 108 Cook. Bruce A 55 Cook. Harold 88 Cook. Jamieson 89 Cook. John 81 Cook. Vera E 66.162.252 Cooley. Jack -89 Coon. Eleanore M 166 Cooney. Raymond E 88. 145 Coonrad. John 80 Coo ' ;er. Barbara J 186. 187 Coo:er. Cecil D 88. 145 Cooper. Charles R 222 Cooper, M. Eileen 22. lOr, Cooper, M, J ,22 Coover. M. S 142 Cofeland. Elizabeth 137 Copp. Allan D 142 Copcock. Norma G 158. 196. 252 Corbet. Mary F 66.167 Cordiner. Frank 81 Cordiner. Mary A 22. 108 Corkhill. S. E 81 Cornell. Vernon A 22. 141. 244 Corner. Robert F 229. 249 Corning. Robert N. .100. 125. 214. 205 Corson. Nadine 105 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB 138 Costello. Marjorie J 103. 161 Cotugno, Dominic 212 Couch. Frank .81 Coughlon, Madonna J 157 Coulson, Betty J 2, 158 Coultras, Warren , . . . -88 Courtney, Evelyn C 22. 162 Covert, Edwin 89, 211 Cowen. Theodore A, ...22. 54, 56. 142, 242, 243 Cowgill, Thomas -88 Cox, Wilma M - Itl Coyle, Francis B 89. 208 Craig, Foster io VV S?? Craig, William L 22, 74, 125 Cramer, Loren W 22. 244 Cramer. Mary J 50. 186, 187 Crandall, Fred B 89 Cranston, Thomas 88 Crawford, C. W fl Crawford. Harold 85 Crawford. Joe . ■ • -fj Crisler. C. M 250. 251 Criss. Eugene Jr 212 Criss. Warren • ■ • ■ -89 Critchlleld, Kathryn E 182. 252 Crocker, Louise E 22. 161 Crocker. Wanda N 161 Crog-an. J. F iiVAi ' nl Croley. Leo B 56, 141. 222 Cromar. Virginia R 169 Crombie. Margaret E 154 Crone. Robert M 22 Cronley. Jeremiah oV ' o Cropper. Joe °a- 5 Cropper, Patricia 163 Crosby. Janet L l Cross, R, V 81 Crossan, Jane E 22. 137, 178, 179 Crossley. Olive 110. Ill Crouch. Henry 81. Ill Crouse. Warren R 141 Crow. D. R 81 Crow. William 89 Crowe. Isobel 136 Crowl, William B. , . .22. 48, 211. 249 Crowley. Jerome M 108 Crowley. Kevin 170 Crowlher. Charles R 101. 144. 244 Crump. Dorothy J 106. 160 Cruzen. Frances 8 161 Culbertson. John 89 Culp, Theodore 89 Cummings, Floyd J, ...22. 37. 54. 141. 218 Cunningham. Corrine 170 Cunningham. Donald 81. 152 Cunningham. Ian B 89 Cunninham. Marian R 185 Cunningham, Ray C 61 Cunningham. Ray 8? Curley. Joyce L 38. 71. 186 Curran. Max 89 Curtis. Nellie E 163 Cushman. Howard R 100.101 Cusick. J. M 81 Cyka, John 81 Daasch. Lester W 112 Dahlberg. Helen 22. 50. 109. 132. 157 Dahlke. Norbert A 88.145 Daib. Kathryn E 112. 159 Dailey. L. Reta 158. 159 Dale. Anna D 167 Dale. Eldon 88 Dale. Homer E 22. 145 Dale. John 88 Dale. Norma J 71. 73. 103. 182 D ' Alexander. Nieola 89 Daley. Virginia E 186 Dallas. Barbara J 176. 177 Dalsbo. Gordon 0. .50. 141. 222. 223 Dameron. Ray 89 Damholf. Marian 170 D ' Amvo. John 81 Dandareau. Cornelius F 141, 241 Dandridge, Ann 23. 175, 252 Dane, John 89 Daniel, John 80 Daniells, Marian E 126 Danielson, Arden M 89 Danko, Stephen 88 Dargatz, Robert 232 Darling, Gordon 89 Darling. Paul 89 Daubendiek. Gene R 23. 242. 250 Davidson. J. B 139 Davies. Mary E 21 Davis. A. C 89 Davis. John F 23. 123. 141 Davis. Joseph 89 Davis. Virginia .53. 135. 137. 188. 189. 252 Davis. William E 101. 222. 223 Dawson. Shirley J 158 Day. Barbara J 167. 242 Day. Charlotte F 100. 180 Day. David 81 Day. Richard P 100 Day. Robert 80 Dean. John E 142 Deaver. Leonard 89 DeBartolo. Carolyn .23. 60. 108. 165 DeBartolo. Violet J 108. 164 OeBeck. G. Sanford 23. 141. 242 Decker, Bob 170 DeCosta. Herbert A 23. 138 DeCrow. Roger 89 DeForest. Frances R 100. 159 DeGroote. Irwin 81 DeHart. Robert 81 de Jong. Cornelia E. ..38. 57. 60. 137. 178. 179 De Jong. Evan 80. 211 Delamaide. Bill 89 Delay. Annette H 68 Dellit. H. W .81 DELTA CHI v™}3? DELTA DELTA DELTA 178, 179 DELTA PHI DELTA .vvi;? DELTA SIGMA PHI 212. 213 DELTA TAU DELTA 214. 215 DELTA UPSILON 216, 217 DELTA ZETA 180. 181 Demars. Phyllis A 160. 181 Deming. Robert Denke, Lee Denninghoff. James -89 Dennis. Ivan L 113 Dennison, David ■ ■ . . -89 De Puy, E P - U Deremo, Oal , ■ ■ • .88 Derrybcrry, Wiha J - iS Despotovitch, Sam 244 Deter, Eugene E W Dettman, Harold R ii-vvSs DeValois, Donah G 23.72.88 DeVilbiss, R, J --vaS Devine, Arthur W 226.721 DeWall, Dorothy L 112, 166 Dewey. Ellis L 80 DeWitt. Lt. (j.g.) -78 Diaz, Alberto R VVA ' W,- TSS Dickerson. Elizabeth J. .110, 111, 190 299 Qeneral 3ndex Dickey. Fred E 23. 142 Dickson. Ruth E 169 Diekman. Shirley J 23. 101. 189 Dier. B. J 89. Ill Diesel and Electrical School 82.83 Oierwechter. Helen J 158 Dioos. Miriam L 23. 136. 186 Dillon. Edwin 89 Dillon. Frank 81 Dilworth. Capt. John R 87 Dindia. Gus 81 Dinsmore. Mrs. Rene 200 Dipple. Harry A. ...23, 104. 113. 134. 140 Dismuhe. Thomas 89. 222 Dittmer. Lillian C 23. 112 Dixon. Cecil 88 Dixon, Richard 88 Dixon. Thomas 89 DoJds. J. S 139 Dotjgett, Imogene J 168 Dol erty, Philip B 89 Dohrmaii. Betty A 160 Dollinoer. Robert E. ..23, 54, 226. 227 Dolphin, Howard 89 Doison. James 81 Donelson. Richard 88 Donohue. Kat rinc M 23. 162. 252 Donoso. Marimo G 138 Doolittle, F, Marcelyn 108. 163 Doores. Jack H 23. 12J. 141 Doorink. Wallace E 217 Ooran. Mary F 136. 189 Doran. Tl.eo-Jora M 158 Dormandy. William L 70, 204 DORMITORY COUNCIL 52 Douan, Lois B 67, 179 Douolierty, Darrell 89 Douijlass. Winfred 81. 238 Dove. Donna 163 Dove. R, C 81 Oowdall. William ' 88 Downey. John M 23. 217 Downey. Harold 81 Downing. Willard 242 Doyle, Keith A 23. 88. 145. 2D6. ZV Drake. Charles 81 Drake. Mary J. .. .23. 37. 48. 57. 67. 119. 127. 182. 183 Drantie, R. 81. 100. 101 Drdia, Edwin G 140. 200. 201 Drees. Louis 89 Drccsman. Lydia L 167 Dreier. Elizabeth R 169 Dressier. Robert 81 Drexel. John 80 Driftmeyer. Robert 88 Driscoll. Thomas 88 Drown. Dorothy A 67. 185. 252 Drummond. Kent G 210. 211 Dudgeon. Eileen E. ...38. 64. 66. 133. 137. 182 Duea. Paul E 163 Duensing. Mary E 136 Duernbertjer. Capt. A. F .78 Duffey. Robert 89 Duffy. Robert 89 Duijan, Rosemary 169 Dull. Ivan E 23. 142. 227 Dull, Max J 226. 227 Dullum. Robert E. . . .23. 88. 108, 227 Dunaoan, Sheila 71. 137. 168 Dunahoo. Robert 89 Duncan. John 88 Dunham. Mrs. Florence 176 Dunham. Richard J ..23. 61. 124. 125. 129. 204 Dunham. Robert 88. 145 Dunlap. Paul 88 Dunmoyer. Charles 88 Dunlary. Dean 89 Dunn. Elizabeth 170 Dunn. Fay 80. 155. 224 Dunn. H. M 81 Dunnwald. John H 88.145 Dupuis, Frank 89 Duruan. Bill 89 Durkes. Eugene 88 Durst. H. L 81 Dvorak, Jernon B. ...72. 88. 145. 244 Dwan. John 89 Oyer, Edith M 161 Dyer, Ruth 189 Dynes. Leila M 162 Dyson. Gordon 89 Dyson. James E 232 Dziatlik. Helen A 101, 108, 159 Dzierzdowski. Daniel 89 E?k ' n. Ja ' k g ' ' . 1-9 Ealcs. EdnarJ P, ,2 ' . 45, 54. 56. 14 ' . 153. 222. 247. 249 Earl art. Carolyn L 162, 185 Easterbrook, Doris M 101. 169 Easterling. Charles 88, 90 Eaton. Paul 81 Eastl-am. William 89 Eastman. LI. A. D 78 Eactwald. Edward 89 Eastwirk. Herbert 89 Ebel. Stanley 81 Eck, Marian E 23. 172 Eckert. Edwin 100. 101 Eckert. William 242 Eckman. Joe 41. 81 Eckstein. Anton J. ..88. 108. 145. 227 Edds. William G 88. 145 Edenburn. Betty L 190 Edgar. Alvin R 100. 101 Edgar. John 88 Ec ' gar, Margaret 100 Edie, Rose M 100. 115. 138 Edniison, Major Marvin 87 Edmonston. Aulrey B 159. 189 Edwards. Virgil 89 Eoerdal, Marvin J 291 Eggers, Alfred 80. 14 ' Eggers. Lawrence W 100. 123. 128 Eggimann. Eugene 81 Eggman. W. Luther 123 Egly. Phyllis E 163 Ehorn. Ernest 80 EicHer. Bernard 81 Einerson, Wm. Jose!ih 88. 145 Einspanier. Bernard 89 Eisenberg. Mrs. Helen 109 Eisenberg. Larry 109 Eisleben. Charle; 81 Eitcmiller, Ruth 2? Ekberg. H. Pauline 189. 252 Elder. Everett B 89 Elder, James C 124. 142 Eldrcdge. Philip G. ,88. 145. 206. 207 Elkins, Dorothy J 168 Ellingen. Marion C 108, 169 Elliot, Arlene R 163 Elliot. Joe 61. 125. 126 Elliott, Brownlcc 89 Elliott. Glenn 81 Ellis. William 81 Ellison. Joan M 172 ELM HALL 160. 161 Elvers. Kenneth L 145 Elwood. Glenn So Elwood. P. H 138. 241 Embree. Lula M 15S Emerson. Keith 80 Emerson. Wayne L 88. 231 Emick. Ray 89 Emrick. Patricia L 90, 186, 252 Enge, Lelanl 89 Engelbart. Walter W 100 Engelbart. Warren 80 Engelbert, Patricia M 168 Ennclbrecit, Harlen J 23. 88. 145 ENGINEERING COUNCIL 56 English. Joyce M 157 Engstrom. C. Norman 89 Engstrom. Rita M 160 Eninger, Robert A 88 Entwistle. William 88 Eopert, Ruth V 23. 157 Erickson. June C 163 Erredge, Elizabeth C 23. 165 Errington. Paul L 151 Erwin, Bill 225 Erwin. David 81. 239 Esbeck. Thelma D 167 Esramilla, Juan F 138 E ' tcvez. Tlelma M 1 8 ETA KAPPA NU 124 Eubank. A. Louise 23. 115. 138 Eustice. Robert 81 Evans. C. Jean 187 Evans. Elizabeth R. .23. 150. 186. 187. 193 Evans. George W 211 Evans, Harry E 229 Evans, J. E 162 Evans. Joan 107. 158 Evans. Jol n 80, 211 Evans. Lenore M 38. 71. 186 Everett. Jacgueline R 102 Evers, Estclle 135. 143. 159 Evers. Merle 0. .23. 56. 129. 130. 210. 211 Ewing, Betty 23 Ewing. Frank 80 Ewing. Lois 170 Ewing. Margaret A 136. 185 Ewoldt. Margery R 166 Exby. Harry 81 Fackler, Jean G 114 Farkler, Joyce U 114 Fa ' I ' erg. Glenn A 23, 50, 141 Fair ' -anks. LI R, M 7S Fairlpy. Virginia L 159 F?l er, Kcnnet ' ES Falkcn:-,erg. Emil A 2l ' . 2 4 Falkenhainer. Helen L 23. 58, 136, 146. 163 Faresz. George 88 Farley. Robert 81 Farmer, Joyce E 164. 252 FARM HOUSE 218. 219 Farnum. Fay 126 FarnsAorth. Fred 81 Farran. Geraldine. J 162 Farrel. Tom 81. 112. 227 Fassler. Barbara E 158 Fathovier, Jack 46. 250 Fatland. Bette L 46, 161 Faulke. George 89 Faulkner. Barbara A 50. 170 Fay, Howard 81 Fay. Jane 36, 50. 155 Fcalk. Louis 89 Feik. Marijean 23. ISO Fclch. Virginia L 161 Feldman, Alfred 66, 67, 73 Fcllman, Dwight H 291 Fclker. Charldine E 23. 60. 157 Felling. William 81 Fellows. George H 24. 139. 199 Fenneman. Carol M 100. 166 Fenske. Naomi F 168 Ferguson. Fred 297 Fernow. Louise F 169 Ferree. Marvin 89 Ferrel, Howard 81 Feuerliach. Orlyn G 88. 145. 219 Fidlcr, Elizabeth C 24. 74. 189 FiclJs. Darrel 81 Fields. Robert 89 Finan. Thomas 81 Finch. Robert W 59, 88, 145 Finck. Robert 81 Finegan, Jack 104. 155 Fink. Donald 81 Finkbine. Susan 185. 252 Firkins. Bruce J 129. 128 Fisch. Harrison C. .100. 101. 105. 139 Fisch. Herbert M 88 Fisher. Frances M 158 Fisher , Dean Genevieve ,...16. 36. 155 Fisher. Jack 89 Fisher. Ray 123 Fisher, Robert 89 Fisher. Stanley 89 Fitch. William C 226 Fit-gerald. Alice A 161 Fit. ' gcrald, Elizabeth C 110. Ill Fitzpatrick. Joan T 66,170 Flaa. Francis 89 Flack. Manford W 89 Flack, Patricia 169 Fladlien. David 81 Flanagan. Betty L 172 Flanagan. Dennis 81 Flanagan. Margaret M 172 Flanagan. Ola R 172 Flanary. James B. ...59. 8S. 145. 241 Flater, Guy N 88. 145. 219 Fleck, Darlene 24. 252 Fleming. Dorothy M 163 Fleming. R, J 89 Fletcler, Jack E 134. 140 Fletcl er. Jeanne F. 186 Flick. Burton E. ,24. 46. 50. 129. 130. 249 Flickinger. Betty A 163 Flickinger, Robert G 88.145 FloercMnger. Marjorie F 157 Floren. Franklyn B 101, 217 Flota. David 81 Floyd. John 89 Flynn. Claries 89 Fontana. Bruno A 73. 244 FOOTBALL SQUAD 250 Foote. Emerson 80 Forbes. Frank F 139 Forbes, George 89 FORESTERS 144 Forman, Mrs. Martha L 159. 204 Fornetield. Eugene 123 Forsman, John 89 Forsythe, Charlotte 24 Fortner. Mary C 24.168 Fosmaik, Mrs. Ethel R 175 Foss, Albert 88 Foster, James R 89. 208 Foster, Join S 89 Fouton. Luis A 138 FOUR FOLD FOUNDERS 137 Fowler, George R 72 Fowler, Pat 81 Fowler. Jessie E 68 Fox. Lt G, L 78 Fox, Richard K 112 Fox, Wesley 24. 61. 218. 219 Fox. Robert J 56. 220. 244 Fracdc. Albert 88 Fraga, Constantino C 138 Frahm. Jane 50, 127, 168 Fr?n-c. Jean E 115, 158 Fran-is. Mary E 135. 137. 176 Fraud en. Zona G 101. 158 Fran-y Mary J 21. 5 ' . 174. 175 Frank. Elaine E. , . ,24. 193. 135. l:6. 172 Franklin. Barbara J 162 Franks. Marilyn J 110. 111. 158 Franzen, Don 81 Frederick, Elizabeth J. ...24, 114, 16! Frederick, Thea 162 Fredericks. Barbara J. ..137. 162. 252 Fredericks. Clyde 81 Fredericks, Mary A 24. 186 Fredricksen. Charlene L. .,24. 74. 105. 132. 133. 165 Freeman, Jeannette F 168 Freeman. Mary J 160 Freeman. Walter 81 Frejert. Milton 81 French. James F 81. 224 French. Madeline N 163 French, Ted 89 Frew, Martha G 168 Frey. Vivian M 108 Fricke, Gloria M 166 Fries, Betty G 167 Friley. Pres. Charles E 14, 36 Friley. Frances F 135. 186 Frink. Marilyn E 24. 170 FRISBIE HOUSE 1C5 Fruit, David J. ,50. 88. 111. 145. 2i9 Frye, Alva L 24 Fryer, Jane 186 Frymire. Gussie 50 Ful r man, Helen 1 163 Fu rmeister. Caroline 146. ISO Ful.rmeister. Lloyd C. .24. 66. 73. 141. 2-7 Fu ' :rmeister. Paul F 24 Full. Emmett C. ...S3. 108. 145. 227 Fuller. Avis C 190 Fi ' ller. Earl Jr 114, 144 Fuller. Laurel M 179 Fuller. Leroy 81 Fulmer. E. 1 123 Fulmer. Robert 125,2)8 Funk. Vera L 115.160 Furman. John 129 Gaarder. G. W 81 Gaebe. Norma E 159 Gaad. Samuel 88 Gade. Donald 81 Gaessler. Ruth M 69 Gaessler. W. G 175 Gainer. Gordon C 128 Galbraith. Arnold 81. 229. 261 Galbraith. J. Eleanor 24. 104. 160 Galietlo. Joseph J 24 Gallaher. George 250. 251 Gallagher. Peggy L, .100. 101. 106. 158 Gallaher. Lorma L. ...24. 57. 60. 118. 119. 137. 168 Gallengtine, LeRoy R 88, 145 Galligan, Patrica A. .24. 46. 119. 127. 1. ' 2. 186. 266. 2SS Galligan. Major William E 87. 141 Galloway, William R 24 Gamble. Deloah M 162 Gamble. Rev. J, H Ill Gamble. Mrs. J. H 110. Ill GAMMA DELTA 112 GAMMA PHI BETA 182. 183 Gay, Russell 88 Gardner, Eugene V 100 Garfield. Tfeodorc G. Jr 229 Garman, Edward J 24. 54 Garmoe. Regina H 170 Garner. Hessle F 143. 222 Garrett, Doris M 159 Garrett, Hugh 89 Garrett. Mary M 71. 137. 180 Garrison. Patrica J 103. 182. 224 Garrity. George 89 Garton, Belva R 115. 163 Garvey. William 81 Gaskill. Dean Harold V 16 Gast. George J. , . ,22. 24. 51. 55. 250. 251. 255. 26 ' Gates. Leslie D S ' ' Gaulke. Irene M 159 Gaulke. Roberta J 100, 103. 159 Geary, Jo ' n 1 24. 141 Gerizelman. Bertram 88 Geick. Geor ge 24 Geise. Robert F 244 Geist. Robert M 54.123. 160. 202 Gelbmann, Richard 89 Genrich, Bernard E 24. 89, 241 Geniich. M, Lucille 176 George, Beauford 89 George, Beverly B 101. 159 George, Gordon 88 George, Joseph 81 George. Walter 81 Gerdes, Leota 110. Ill Gerecke. A. F 81 Gerling, Warren 88 Gertsch, Milton E 144 Gihloney, Davif 269 Gihbs. Dale ! i Gibbs. PI ilip T 61. 222 Gibbs. Richard A 242 Gibbs. Roland J 24. 72. 145 MW Gibson. Donald S9. 261 Gibson. Elizabeth L 67. 1S5 Gieck. Jack E 89 Gies, Charlotte M 163 Gies. Jeanne C 24, 163 Giese. Henry 139 Giese. John SI. 100. 105 Glese. Walter 89 Giesler. Jack W 234. 235 Gifle. Betha J 157 Cifford. Marjorie A 24. 165 Gilbert. Charles J 24. 143. 204 Gilbert. Dwight K. . . .24. 46. 54. 124. 125. 249 Gilbert. Dale 89. 139 Gilbert. Patricia 108 Gilbert. Richard 80 Gilbertson. David P 229 Gilchrist. Patricia A. ..39. 53. 67. 71. 133. ISO Gildea. Helen M 24. 157 Giles. Dorothy E 167 Gllliland. F. Wells 24. 46 Gillotti. San G 24. 139 Gilson. Ruth A 110. HI Girton. Marilyn 73. 100. 132. 175 Girton. Shirley 24. 175 Glenn. Bryan 88 Glorvick. Dorothy C 24 Glover. Betty J 112. 167 Gocke. Don S9 Goebel. Thomas P 143.213 Goede. Viroil 81 Goepfert. Katherine F 185 Goetsch. Donald F. ...72. 88. 111. 145 Goetzke. Marjorie A 157 Goewey. William SI Golde. Vilma 25 Golden. Dollie J 166 Golden. R. R 81. 261 Gollwitzer. Lee H 142 Gontarek. Marvin SI Gooch. John M 25. 88. 145 Goode. William 88 Goodell, Mary P 159 Goodson. Maxine C 141. 164 Goodwin. Frank 88 Goodwin. Ruth E. .104. 110. 111. 163 Gordon. Mrs. Etta W 170 Gofin. Janice R 180 Goss. E. F 204 Gottlieb. Herbert 88 Gould. Donald 81 Gould. Hubert 81 Gould. Patricia E 168. 269 Goulding. Fern A 137 Gouwens. Cornelius 126 Grace. Charles T 134. 140 Grace. Lawrence 81 Gradoville. Charles 80 Graebner. Robert 88 Graeser. Herbert 89 Graf. Burton S8 Graf. Mary E 100. 105 Graf. Helen 163 Graf. Virginia A 25, 175 Graff. Kasoer 81 Graham. Mrs. Cornelia E 186 Graham. J. Robert 81. 101 Granliend. Robert 89 Grant. Beverly J 135. 166 Grant. Edward 81 Grant. Richard W. ...50. 70. 142. 208. 209 Granzow. Boyd A 105 Grask. Cecilia M lOS, 167. 216 Graver. Charlotte 159 Graves. Mrs. G. N 105 Gray. Burton J 145 Gray. Kirby SI Greeley. Becky 202 GREEN GANDER 73 Green. James M 89. 229 Green. John M 222 Green. Mrs. John 222 Green. Marilyn M 135 Green. Phyllis 25. 114. 163 Greenspoon. Merle 88 Greenwell. M. Dwayne 70. 13S Greer. Rex 89 Grego. Doris A 66. 71. 179 Greninger. Bernice E 161 Gretzinger. James 89 Griffee. Don 81 Griffith. William 80 Grier. Maurice 227. 250 Griggs. Robert 89 Grim. David B 244 Grimes. Marilyn L 169 Grindley. Kenneth 89 Griner. Elizabeth 25. 160 Grisham. Lin 81 Griswold. David N. ...25. 88. 145. 202. 231 Grobeck. Milton 81 Grogan. R. Donelle 108 Gronna. Dorothy E 157 Grooters. Howard B 217 Gross. Jeane E 66. 182, 266. 268 Grosse. Dick 81. 112 Grosser. Jean C 162 Grotenhouse. Loisgail 101 Grothe. Martin 81 Grubb. Elizabeth A 172 Grundahl. Charlotte G. ...25. 101. 165 Guard. Carolyn E. ..38. 136. 184. 185 Gubser. Darwin E 89 Guernsey. Lorraine L 160 Gugeler. Doris L. ...25. 109. 115. 132. 170 Guggedahl, John 81. 261 Gustafson. Marcia J 25. 175 Gust.ifson. Ruth E 74. 161 Guthrie. M. Catherine 101. 169 Gutm,ln. Frank 162 Guttormson. Henry G 80 Guy. Jean L 21. 25. 53. 118. 119. 127. 179 Gwynne. Charles S 242 H Habben. Cecile F 136. 158 Haber. E. S 144 Habluetzel, Jack E 25.145 Habluetzel. William D 8S. 145 Hach. Mrs, Clifford 113 Hadacek, Ruth M 106. 160 Hadaway. Donald SO. 208 Hadden, Phyllis J 109. 115. 161 Hadden. Thomas SO Hadgson. John S9 Hadler. Joseph 89 Hacgg. Henry E 222 Haerem. Mrs 238 Hageman. Wayne -. 89 Hagie. Janice A 167 Hagie. Laird T 25. 204 Haglund. Dwight 89 Haight. Bruce R Ill Haight. Orlo L 88. 145 Haight. Treva B 110. 111. 190 Hakes. Mary A 163 Halfpao. Norman A 25. 112. 139 Hall. Ben 64 Hall. Betty L 163 Hall. Cornelia P 164 Hall. Marion L 166 Hall. Robert 81 Hallback. Beverly A 166 Hallen. Robert 88 Haltenhoff. Mary L 182 Hamill. Louis 144 Hamilton. Bob 81 Hamilton. Doris R 190 Hamilton. Glenn 81 Hamilton. Louise W 165 Hamilton, Ray 81 Hammerly. Miriam L 158 Hammerschmidt, Carol A 25. 186 Hammond. Patricia L 146. 158 Hammond. Walt . .40. 50. 68. 73. 238 Hampton. Betty J 25 Hanbaum. Jean M 159 Hancock. Ernest 88 Hancock. Samuel E. Jr 25 Handbury, Mary C 163 Hanger. David SI Hanighen. David 211 Hanna. Lilie G 25. 162 Hannah. Ernest J 230. 231 Hans. John SS. 97 Hansen. Bernard 81 Hansen. Bessie E. ...25. 57, 127. 132 Hansen. Coral J 180 Hansen. Earl H 25, 144 Hansen. Mrs. E. R 172 Hansen. George 81 Hansen. Janet A 25.168 Hansen. John SI. 101 Hansen. Mrs. Lulu G 214 Hansen. Lyie 81 Hansen. Neil 81 Hansen. Robert 145 Hansen. Virginia A 105. 163. 252 Hansen. Wayne 81 Hanshaw. Dallas 205 Hansmire. Floyd W. ..72. 8S, 145. 207 Hanson. A. M 138 Hanson. Delmar C 204 Hanson. Doris A 159 Hanson. Duane 81 Hanson. Harold S9 Hanson. Marion 89 Haraldson. Hilda 1 159 Harbardt. Carl 89 Harbour. Marjorie L . -160 Hardin. Arthur A. ...72. 88. 145. 241 Hardt. Harold A 25. 141, 244 Hardt, Ruth M 25, 135. 137. 176 Hardy. June V 112. 167 Hardy. Mary Zelia 185 Harger. Vernon R 25, 142 Harken. Ivan 81 Harklerood. Edgar 81 Harlan. John R 241 Harlan. Margaret J 158, 159 Harland. James SI Harman. Fern J 115. 157 Harman. Jack SS Harmon. Arlene J. ..25. 104, 107. 136, 137, 157 Harmon. John A 25, 227 Harper, Bernard 80 Harper. Stephen 89 Harpole. Murray J 105. 142 Harpster. Eleanor G 25, 188. 189 Harris, Anna Lee Ill Harris, B. Anne 25 Harris. Eleanor R 167 Harris. Gerald 89 Harris. Richard 80 Harrison. George C 128 Harrison. Julius 81 Harry. Max W 88, 206, 207 Harst. Robert 88 Hart. Dale 81 Hart. Dorothy M 138. 190 Hart. Jack S9 Hart. Joe 81 Hart. Norval K 55. 137. 260 Harter. Mary R 169 Hartley. Julie 38 Hartman, George B Ill Hartman. Mrs. George 8 110 Hartman. Ted 222 Hartnett. Lt. (j.g.) 78 Harvey. William 80 Harwood. Oliver P. ..25. 129, 130. 143 Raskins. Gilbert 81 Hass. L. Ruth 69. 74. 162 Hatch. Dorothy E 109. 146. 163 Hattery. Lois M 136. 146. 157 Hauck, Margaret M. .25. 48. 127, 132. 163. 176 Haveter. Robert 81 Haugo. Walter B 88, 145 Hauser. Robert A 88 Hauser. Don 81 Hauswirth. Alice M 25, 180 Haul. Eugene 89 Havercamp. John 80, 261 Hawes. Richard 81 Hawgood. Phillipa A 25. 53. 189 Hawkins. Dorothy L 100. 101. 168 Hawkins. George SS Hawkins. Jack 224 Hawn. Doris E 135. 136. 159 Haworth. William 81 Hawthorn. Louise 105. 158 Hayes. Besse E 25, 106, 127, 170, 252 Hayes. Mary C 252 Hayes. Patricia J 182 Hayes, Ted 81 Hayes. Jack 81, 217 Hayward. Marjorie J 189 Hayward. Suzanne 35. 180. 269 Hazlett, Floyd S9 Head. Glenn 81 Head. Robert 89 HEALTH COUNCIL 137 Hearn. Ruth V 161 Heckert. Eloise 38. 66. 146, 185 Heckert. Raymond 80 Hedge. Patricia A. .102. 137. 158. 159 Hedlund. DeEtte H 164 Hedlund. Harold E. ..72. 88. 145, 206, 207 Hedrick. T. 1 138 Heemstra. Frank 81 Hefferman. James 88 Hegg, Marguerite A 164, 181 Heilig. Jean 169 Hein. Kathleen M 182 Hein. Robert SI Heineman. Paul 81 Heinbaugh. Bill 89 Heinrich. Eleanor M. ...100. 101. 112. 180 Heinrichsmeyer. Martin 81 Heins. Betty L 146. 169 Heitzman. Wesley W 25. 50. 242 Held. Hallie L 109. 115. 157 Held. R. Burnell 89. 219 Held. Shirley E. ...109. 115. 136. 164 Heldt. Arnold C 112 Heldt. LaOona M 161 Helgen. Carl 89 Hellman, William 81 Helming. Margaret E 163 Helmes. Russell 46, 54, 208, 209 Helmstadter, Gerald 89 Helser, M. D 16, 48. 49, 207 Hcmme. Adolph 89 Hemmings. Betty M 25, 114 Henderson, Beverly J 42, 158 Henderson. Bruce A. ...37. 64, 66, 218, 219 Henderson. Gertrude E 25, 163 Henderson. Kenneth 88 Henderson. Rex 50, 81 Henderson, S. Milton 126,139 Hendrick. James 88 Hendricks. John 89 Hendrickson. Carol M 101 Hendrickson. Lorna J 144, 166 Hencks. Robert 81 Hcnkels. William 81 Henkle. Jane A 71, 176, 252 Hennekes. Paul 81 Henning. Elvero R 145 Henry. E. Evelyn 25.161 Henry. Capt. Lyeli D 87 Henshaw. James D 204 Henzlik, William 81 Heppner. Gail M 105.157 Hepworth. Roland SO Herbert Aloha J 146. 172. 252 Herbst, Harold 81 Herder, Margaret M 162 Herkelman, Delores A 158 Hermann. Paul J 244 Herr. Gertrude A 146 Herr. Vincent G 244 Herrick. Jeanne M 158 Herrick. John B 88 Herrig. Bernice M 26. 74 Herring. James E. ..56, 104, 140, 227 Herrman. Walter 89 Herrman. William 80, 139 Herron. Gertrude F 166 Hershey. Annabelle 26. 57. 60. 127. 176 Hershey. Catharine A 26. 74. 157 Hertz. Marilyn .71. 136. 172. 173. 252 Herzberg. Lois J 71. 166 Hesnard. Geraldine L 26. 101 Hess. Carolyn S 167 Hess. Roy F 224 Hess. William g9 Hesselschwerdt. Treva M. .100. 163. 252 Heuberger. Alice E 26 Heumann. Karl F 123. 128 Hewitt. E. A 109 Hibbs. Doris M 136. 163. 181 Hibes. Edwin 81 Hickenlooper. Gov. Bourke 15. 95 Hicks. Rosemary M 135. 138. 157 Hiese. Lt. C. A 78 Higgens. John 81 Higley. James W 229 Hilbero, lone ...26. 50. 105, 135. 168. 266 Hill. George gi Hill. Janet L 26. 165 Hill, Ray gg Hillhouse. Glenda ..100. 101. 138, 157 Hillman. Milton gg Hinton. Betty 157 Hird. Barbara 4g. 49. 180 Hirschi. William 81 261 Hirschy. Emmy L. ,26. 36. 37. 48. 49. 103. 165 HiKon. Elizabeth M 71, 100 Hixson, William gl Hoagland. Neal 250 Hoak. Mildred A 15g Hobson. Richard gl Hodne. T. Selmer 54. 199. 260 Hoffman. Arthur gg Hoffman. Dee 26 Hoffman. Donald g9 Hoffman, Howard gg Hoft. Peggy J 162 Hogrefe. Pearl 74 Hohlfeld. Eugene gl Holaday. Kenneth M 144 Holbrook, Ralph 26. 142 Holden, William E 26. 88 Holland. Frank L 108. 244 Holland. N. Lovilla 158 Holland. Norma L 136. 166 Hollar. Victor E 144 Hollen. Robert M 26.145 Hollerarth. Hugo gl Holley. Gillum gg Holliday. James g9 Hollings worth. Doris 164 Hollingsworth. Edgar gg Hollman. Edward gO Hollowell. Eugene G Ill Holmberg. Robert W 26 Holmes, James 100 Holmes. Kenneth gl Holschlag. Jerry gl HOMECOMING COMMITTEE 249 HOME ECONOMICS 57 HOMEMAKER 71 Homuth. Eunice I ISO. 181. 252 Honnold. Margaret J 57. 101. 133 Honsinger. Jack E 176 Hood, Martha L 137. 180 Hook. Naomi J 167 Hoopengardner. Mary G 167 Hopf. Shirley L 26. 105 Hopkins. Elvin J 26. 88. 108. 145 Hoppe. Kathryn A 115. 162 Hoppe. Laurine R 26. 146. 157 Hoppe. Marian E. ..71. 102. 136. 137. 180 Hord. Thomas 89 Hornaday. Barbara 50. 186 Hornbuckle. Charlene 163. 189. 252 Horney. Mary J 159 Horning. Melvin A 26. 72. 8S. 145 Horstman. William L 139 HORTICULTURAL CLUB 144 Horton. Lowell E 144 Norton. W. Helen 26. 71. 127. 162 Houseman. Lily .26. 73. 74. 115, 127. 131 Houser. Glada 1 26, 190 Houston. Kenneth L 105 Howard. Amon gg Howard. David 89 Howard. Richard T 250 Howe. Gordon W gg Howe. Kathryn 55, 144 Howe. Ralph C 26. 88. 145 Howell. Jacguie G. ...40. 67. 100. 101, 185, 197, 252 Howell. Lawrence J 128 Howell. William 81 Hoxie. Mrs. Gertrude B 168 Hoxie. Maurice F 242 Hoy. Ted 81 Hoyt. Robert H gg, 145, 207 Hranek. James 88 Hubbard. Keith 81 Hubbard. Marian L 26,190 Huber. Helen R 101. 167 Hudek. June V. .67. 71, 108, 136. 137, 168, 268 Hug. R. David 26, 134, 140, 204 Hughes. Mary A 182 Hughes. Nylene J 162 Hughes. Phyllis L 74, 162 Huglin. Grace E 26, 162 Hull, Dorothy E 127 Hull. Ray M 88, 145 Hullioger, L. L 89 Hull. Don 89 Hultman. Evan 217 Humble. Doris M 170 Humke. Laurence W 88 Hummel. Don 81 Hummel. Lila M 40. 71. 97. 179 Hummer. Dorothy L .26. 104, 109, 115 301 Qeneral 3ndex Humphrey. Robert 88 Humy. Bill 81 Hunoerford. Walter L 26. 106, 114 Hungria. Jose J 138 Hunsickes. William 81 Hunt, Claire L 163 Hunter, Edward A 26, 123 Hunter, Franklin J 140, 226, 227 Hunter, Hollis B 88, 145 Hunter, Marlene M 26,165 Hunter, Neva L 136, 162 Hunter, William R, .88, 104, 105, 145, 219 Hunting, Martha M 158 Hunting, Mary E 158 Huntsman, Frank 89, 232 Hutchinson, Gordon N 54, 242 Hutchinson, Mercedes Y 146, 159 Hutchinson, Mary F 100, 101 Hvidston, Ruth M 26.185 Hyde. Betty A 162 I I.AE.S 143 Idsvoog. Oris P 59. 88. 145 Ihde. Veryl 89 Illslcy. Dorothy J 169 Ilsley. Alice M 100 Imboden, F, Richard 235 Imes, Elwina M 146, 169 Imes, Mary A 114 Inbody, Howard 1 50, 212, 213 Ingels, Ruth E 26, 106, 157 Ingle, Betty 164 Ingram, John K. .,,100, 101, 125, 140 Inman, Mary F 136 Innes, John L 87, 88, 114. 145 INTERCHURCH COUNCIL 104 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 54 IOWA ENGINEER 70 IOWA STATE CHRISTIAN FELLOW- SHIP 114 Ireland. Joe 250 Irwin, Bill 89 ISC DEBATERS 102 ISC PLAYERS 103 Isakson, Eric W 88. 145 Issacson, Dorothy A, ..40, 93, 95, 197 Iversen, Harriet H 26 Jack, Juanita M 170 Jacklitch, Miriam E 157 Jackson, Barbara H 100, 190 Jackson, Gilbert S, ..59, 88. 145. 241 Jackson. G. D 81. 238 Jackson. Janet E 162 Jackson. Jean 100 Jackson. Lloyd 88 Jackson. Portia A 169 Jackson. Robert H 144. 244 Jacobs. Duane P 88. 145 Jacobs. Elsie C 101. 162 Jacobs. Lois M 159 Jacobs, R. F 81 Jacobsen. Linnea L 162. 252. 269 Jacobson. Calvin L 242 Jaeger. Nancy A 69, 185 Jaeger, William J 242 James, Eloise E, , , .23, 135. 146, 179. 266. 268 James. Helen B 39. 66. 71, 180 James. Mary M 26. 179 Jamison. Sue M 112. 190 Jansen. Elsie E 26. 101, 185 Jansma, John C 89 Janson. Eldon J , 88 Janson, H elen H 26 Jargo, Miriam J 159 Jasper, Richard 81, 262 Jayne, Marjorie L 66, 73. 185 Jeffers, Donna J 71, 180 Jeffries, James H 54, 231 Jenk, Robert L 26, 141 Jenkins, Barbara J 158 Jenkins, Judson 81 Jenks, Elizabeth M 168 Jennings. Judith 26. 179 Jensen. Georgiana M 182 Jensen. John 81. 101 Jensen. Wayne B 27. 142 Jenson. Ward J 142 Jepson. Andrew 81 Jepson. Carl H 27, 129. 130, 141 Jerstad, Mary L 27, 132, 180 Jewell. Flora J 166 Johannsen. Court E 70. 139 Johns, Donald 80 Johns, I. B 123. 128 Johnson, Allen 81 Johnson, Audrey A 166 Johnson, Betty J 27, 114, 170 Johnson, Beverly E 169 Johnson. Cecil 81 Johnson, Mach. C. L 78 Johnson, Donald 81 ' . 249 Johnson. Donald R 27. 47. 232 Johnson, Evelyn H 190 Johnson, Floyd 242 Johnson, George B 27, 142 Johnson, Gordon 210 Johnson, Harold W 244 Johnson, Jeannette R 166 Johnson, John B 88 Johnson, Mary A 158 Johnson, Mary B 27, 160 Johnson, Mildred A 170 Johnson, Nellie A 146, 157 Jo hnson, Patricia A 158, 159 Johnson, Richard C 27, 128, 141 Johnson, Robert W 89 Johnson, Robert Wm 70, 143, 163 Johnson, Ruby M 157 Johnson, Stella L 27, 74, 162 Johnson, Virginia E 27, 67, 185 Johnston, Juliet A, ,,.27, 90. 132. 186 Johnston. Phyllis 1 115, 167 JOINT SOCIAL COUNCIL 50 Jones, Anabel W 69, 176 Jones, Donald 81, 261 Jones, Elwood 89 Jones, E, L 81 Jones, Jack M 88, 145 Jones, Lt. (i.g.) 78 Jones. 0. H 81 Jones. Ray 80 Jones. Robert 81 Jones. William 81, 260 Jordan, Elizabeth F 169 Jordan, Robert W 22 Jorgensen, Jane 27, 161 Jorgensen, Jerold P, ,,.27, 72, 88, 145, 231 Joslin, Jeanne 164 Joslin, Verne J 136 Joslyn, Dick 115, 222 Joyce, Viola 109, 136, 170 Julian, James 139 JrAVMA 145 Justice, E, Eileen 159 K Kaack, Margaret E 170 Kagcff, Richard 88 Kager, George 88 Kalajian, Harry 27, 139, 244 Kalmeyer, Dorothy J 146, 159 Kaltoft, LaVerne 139 Kane. Benjamin SO Kane, Harlow A 89, 139 Kapclovitz, Harold 89 Kaplan, Julian 81 Kaplan, Marwin 88 Kaplus, Albert 88. 90 KAPPA DELTA 184, 185 KAPPA PHI 115 KAPPA SIGMA 220, 221 Karnegis, Leon A 88 Karns, Charles 81 Karlson, Helen E 166 Kaspar, Vernon 81 Kass, Howard 89 Kaster, Martin L 88 Katalinick, Joseph 88 Keck, Peter 88 Keckley, Paul 254 Keefer, Wayne 89 Keen, Harriett E 71, 162 Keenan, Margaret P 165, 186 Kees, Barbara J 103, 185 Kefgen, Mary F 170 Kehren, Reinhold 89 Keistcr, Gene R 67, 100, 185 Kcistcr, Gcraldine R 100, 185 Keith, Joe 81 Keith, W.iyne C 27, 125, 140 Kelehan, Lawrence 232 Kellehcr, John 89 Kelley, John H 222 Kelley, J, W 88 Kelley, Thomas 81 Kellogg, Mary 167 Kelsey, Olive A 50, 163 Kelso, Earl L 27, 141 Kcninger, Bernie 56, 130, 139 Kennedy, Bernice A 170 Kennedy, Jean R 113,170 Kennedy, Joe 262 Kenney. Charles 81 Kenworthy. Jim 89. 232 Kerckes, Frances E 68. 74. 186 Kerckcs. Michael 88 Kerr. John Edwin 88 Kerr. John E 89. 207 Kerkman. Laverne F 244 Kern. Bernard 89 Kern. Grant 81 Kern. Tom 88 Kerrigan. F, Ann 186. 187 Kershiswik, Frank ,89 Kersten, Frances M 162 Kessinger, Jack 89 Kcssler, Ray 81, 260 Kester, Lloyd T, ,,257. 258. 259. 262 Kettleson. Ruth M 136.137 Kibbic, Virginia L 170 Kieckhefer. Jane 150 Kierig. Leslie 81 Kiesel. Elisc A 180 Kildee, Dean H. H 16 Kilpatrick. W. H 27 Kimbel. Bette J 163 Kimberlcy. R. Jean 27.180 Kindred, Dorothy R 166 King, Mrs, Blanche 242 King, Mrs. C. A 165 King. Dorothy 146, 190 King, Edward 81 King, Mary L 27, 114, 175 King, Mrs. Minnie H 158, 216 King, Philip 81 Kinti, Virginia W 40, 66, 170 Kingrey, Burnell W, ...27, 72, 88, 145 Kingsbury, Warren 80 Kinney, George A 27, 134, 140 Kinney, John 88 Kinworthy, William 81 Kirhy, Kathryn M 27. 165 Kirby. Lucrefia A 158 Kirchner, Dorothy A 163 Kirsch, Dorothy W 41, 158, 252 Kislcr, Charles M 250 Kistler, Louis SO Kitley, Margy J 146, 170 Kizer, William 81, 261 Kjar, Harold A 72. 88, 108. 227 Kjcrland. R, N 100 Kjorvestad, Eileen 27, 182 Kiosness, Robert 81, 139 Kleaveland, Ingram J 236 Kleaveland, Rodney C 27. 87. 88 Klee. Maurice 81 Klein. Marjorie G 27.180 Kleinschmidt. Kraemer 81 Klenienic, John 88 Kleopper, Ensign B. E 78 Klett. Dale 262 Klima, Carl F, 27 Kline, Winnie L 27, 103, 161 Klingsporn, Paul A, .27, 129, 130, 141 Klinsky, Marianne T 27 Klofanda, Royal E, , .72. 88. 100, 145, 206, 207 Kloster, John 81 Klousia, Kathryn J 170 Klug, Karl 89 Klusmann, Phyllis G 27, 71, 127 Knapp, David 89 Knight. Barbara 27 KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK 130 Knight. Harold K 89 Knochcl. Lt. (j.g.) 78 Knop, Carl 250 Knotts, Esther A 101, 164 Knox, Mrs, Garth 135 Knox, Robert N 27, 54, 142, 215 Knudsen, Russell D SO, 217 Knudson, Betty L 216 Knudson, Kathryn A 168 Knutson, Janice E ,163 Knutson, Kent S 70. 123. 141 Kobett. William 81 Koch. Carol R 27. 170 Koch. Donald 88 Koch. Doris L 164 Koch, James E 144 Koch, Kathryn 114 Koch, Leonard 81 Koch, Paula G 160 Koenig, Lawrence 88 Koenig, Palla 70 Koeppen. H arry E 88 Koetz, Richard 88 Kokjer, Carter 250 Kolfenbach, Mary E 50, 163. 194 Kolze. Margaret H 169 Komen, Russell 88 Kompanek, Andrew 81 Kompanek, Harry W 248, 249 Kooi, Earl R 123 Kopel, Bob 81. 217 Kopp, Betty A 164 Kopp, Wendell J 88, 145 Kordsnteier, Paul 81 Korf, Harold 89 Kortum, Henry 89 Koster, Eleanor J 71, 136, 168 Koster, Ethel M 159 Kottman, Capt, Roy M 87, 137 Kottman, Wanda 137 Kratt, Patricia 172 Krause, Gayle 81. 113 Krause. Leonard 88 Kraus. William 89. 250 Kreidler, Martha J, 113, 115. 162 Kreitz, John 81 Kremers. John E 89 Krenger. Marlin 88 Krichel. Barbara M 168 Krieg. Aldcn F 244 Krieg. H. J 81 Krikac. Doris J 16S Krink, P.itricia J 101. 169 Kriz. Elva A 110. 111. 164 Krogh. Mildred E 162 Kruger. Beulah J 27 Kruse. Bernette 165 Kruse. Ferinand H 235 Kruse. Lu Jean 164 Krynicki. Richard 88 Kuccra. Clair L 89 Kuechenmeister, Harold 81 Kuethe. Irene J 112 Kuhl. William 89 Kuhlman. M. H 89 Kuhn. Bernard F 28 Kulow. Virginia A 190 Kunkle. Naoma P 28,189 Kuntz. Francis 81 Kurtz. Bonnie M 28, 186 Kurtz. Luther 89. 101 Kuykendall. Wayne 81 Kyle. Wcndall H 207 Lacey, Gilbert 89 Lacot. Marie S 138 Ladwig. Vaylord D 88. 109. 145 Lafeber, Theodore J. .88. 108. 145. 227 Lagerstrom. John E. ...28. 48. 56. 70. 124. 129. 142 Lahr. Robert J 141 Lair. Joe 81 Laird, Gladys H 28 Laker, Donna J 146, 159 Lally, James 81 Lamb, Margaret E 159 Lambert, William K, .41, 54, 211. 250 Lamberti, Nello A 28, 143, 225 Lamborn, Amy L 105, 163 Lamoureaux, Sarah M 179 Landgraf, Betty A 28, 180, 181 Landgren, C, Robert .28. 123, 128, 129, 141 Landmann, Marwin 88 Landskron, Henry J 88 Landwehr, Roger 81 LaMont, Charles 89 Lane, James D 88 Lane, Jacgueline R 166 Lanfranki, John 88 Lang, Allen N 28, 88, 145 Lang, Arleen M 167 Lang, Gene A 28, 55, 234. 235 Lange. Richard 88 Lange. Ruth H 160 Lange. Paul 81 Lange. Paulus 104, 105 Langley. Norton 88 Langren. Delorcs G 50, 180 Lannan. John P 227 Larsen. Dorothy A 172 Larsen. I. Jerrien 163 Larson, Capt, Darwin A 86, 87 Larson, Eleanor J 28, 161 Larson, Eleanor L 176 Larson, Jean C 166 Larson, John B 89,260 Larson, Lois R 176 Larson, Paul R 100 Larson, Rudolph 89 LaRue, Maclyn E 244 Lash, Leslie D 100, 101 Lashmet, Fred 89 Latenser, Frank 101, 211 Lafenser, James S. .54, 140, 210, 211 Lattimore, Eliz. H 162 Laufer, Dorothy R 146, 159 Laursen, Elaine L 166 Lauterbach, P, G, Jr 28, 144 Laux, Madalynne F 169,189 LaVelle, Robert 89, 208 Lawrence, Alma 80, 139 Lavassar, J, C 250 Lawrence, Joseph 88 Lawrence, Loraine C 28, 157 Lawson, Ralph 89 Lawson. Willis M. Jr 88, 145, 219 Lawton, Lois L 136, 164 Laxson, Mary M 159 Leach, Virginia J 159 Leaf, Pearl A 146 Leafe. Arold 81 Leafstone, Virginia P. .28. 48. 49. 180 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS 136 Learned. Edna J 158 Leathers. Jenna E 163 LeBron. Roderick L, Jr 28, 142 Lebsack, William 89 Lee, Marjorie L 115, 162, 167 Lee, Phyllis A 101, 157 Lee, Robert 88 Lee, Verlaine A 190 Lees, Mary E 28, 110, 160 Lees, Thomas M 128 Lcfebre, Roberto 138 Lefrancois, Philip A 128 Lehti, Sylvia 150 Leigan, Mildred J, ,.71, 103, 136, 172 Leighton, Alfred 89 Leinweber, Don 81 Leisure, Georgia L 169 302 Leitch, Mrs. Helen A 163. 235 Leithardt, Joyce M 168 Leithardt. Marilyn J 168 Leiand. Catherine L 159 Lemcovitz. Eugene 89 Lemen, Janet R 67. 146. 180 Lemen. Shirley A 146. 166 Lemen. Viroinia S 162 Leone. Anton 80 Leone. L. A 81 Leppert. Georoe 81 Leseberg. Gilbert 81 Letts. Edmund 88 Leutizinger. Rudolph L 143.237 Levig. Leslie 88 Lewis. Edith M 161 Lewis. Florence M 170 Lewis. George E 88. 145 Lewis. Kenneth 100 Lewis. Marjorle L. 166 Lewis. Robert V 88.145 Lewis. Shirley R 190 Lichty. Robert F 229 Lieb. Caroline B 101 Liebermann. JoAnn 161 Lieske. Ruth W 112. 167 Light. Barbara A 71. 166 Light. Lt. R. H 78 Lightfoot. William 81 Lincks. Edwin 88 Lincoln. Alan K 105 Lindahl. Paul 202 Lindahl, Philip 50. 141 Lindherg. B. Jane ..100, 111. 160. 165 Linder. Cecil 81 Linder. Ward 144 Lindgren. David R 141 Lindholm. Edward 81 Lindman. Carroll D 114 Lindquist. Herbert 89 Lindsay. Carolyn R 100. 101. 158 Lindsay. Lois J 166 Lindstrom. Cornelia G 66. 186 Lisher. Roger P 28 Lisherness. Margery L. ..101. 146. 169. 189 Lister. Delores 158. 159 Little. Betsy M. .38. 46. 53. 182. 266 Little. Margaret J 163 Little. Stanley M. .20. 28. 45. 46. 56. 121. 130. 197, 225 Littlefield. Ruth E 28.170 Liverca. lone R 167 Llafct. Samuel 88 Lloyd. Charles 88 Lloyd. Joy J 158 Lloyd. Shirley J 175 Lloyd. William E 88. 90. 145 Lochiano. Rocco 81 Lockwood, Frances E 28. 137 Logan. Mary L 176 Lohman. Harry 89 Long. Anna M 115 Long. Charley 89 Long. Dwight 81. 229 Long. John 81 Long. Richard 89 Long. Robert 89 Long. Vera A 162 Long. William 217 Longley. Gregg 217 Longley. Virgil 89 Longsdorff. Ethel J 167 Lorence. William 88 Loofe. Marian B. .28. 48. 57. 68. 127. 131. 249 Loomis. Walter D 100.101 Looer. Phyllis A 28. 162 Lor d. Marilyn 1 163 Lord. Richard 81 Lorenz. Barbara A 157 Lorenz. Robert J 28. 222 Lorenzen. Caroline E 157 Lorenzen. Robert 81 Lotspeich. Loy J 163 Lovett. Betty L 101 Lovell. James E. ...88.145.240.241 Lovell. Marjorie 146. 158 Loving. Adelaide M 28. 161 Lowe. Belle 104 Lowe. Harry C 244 Lowe. Mary E 28. 52. 111. 163 Lowman. Virginia E 190 Lowther. Birk C 88. 145 Lucas. Jeannette D 186 Lucas. Robert 89. 108 Lucchcsi. Albert 89 Ludgate. John D 235 Ludvigson. Dean F 88. 145 Lueder. Robert G 28. 56. 89. 120. 129 Luedtke, Richard P 88. 145 Luethje. Dean 80 Luett. Mary L 146.180 Lugen. John 89 Lukes. Dorothy A 100. 101. 163 Lumherg. Bett J 164 Lumpkin. Helen C 163 Lund. Dorothy M 158 Lund. Marjorie B 158 Lund. Van Metre 28 Lundvall. Richard L. ..28. 59. 88. 145 Lush. David A 73. 155 Lush. Jay L 64 Lush. Mary E 71. 186 Lusher. Rachael A 28. 132 Lustig. Peter 145 Luth. Robert 81. 208 Luther. Dorothy F 164 Luther. Dorothy J 170 Luther, K 262 Luther, V 262 LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIA- TION 107 Lydon. Margaret M 170 Lyie. Jean 112. 162 Lynch. Jack 238 Lynch. William M 88 Lyon. Howard 81 Lyon. Margaret A 168 Lyons. Ruth 28 Mc McArfhur. Ray 81. 101 McAuslan. Anna J 28, 180 McAuslan. Mildred E 167 McBride. Betty J 160 McBride. George 88 McBride. John K 242 McBroom, Bonnie M 166 McCabe, Alice J 158 McCain. Jomae S 144, 159 McCall. James 81 McCallum. Robert 81 McCaskey. Harold 81 McCaulcy. Harold J 242 McCauslin. Grace N 170 McClellan. Elinor G 165 McClelland, Catharine 100 McClinton. Jose 81 McCluer. Margaret W 28. 137. 165 McClure. Ada J 28. 170 McClure. D. B 242 McClusky. Lee 88 McClymonds. Clarence 89 McCone. Allen C 88. 145. 219 McConn. Bill 88. 167 McCool. Celia 1 166 McCord. Beverly J 166 McCormick. June E 136. 166 McCoy. Julianne 135. 162 McCcy. Margaret P 160 McCracken. Donald D 28. 88 McCracken. Elaine 28. 57. 180 McCraith. William F 89 McCreedy. Harry D. 72. 88. 145. 206. 207 McCulloch. Mary L 161 McCullough. Ruth 28. 146. 252 McDade. Elmer F 100. 101 McDermid. Miles J 88 McDonald. Eugene 80 McDonald. Katharine L 101. 182 McDonald. Mrs. Katherine 157 McDonald. Tom R 71 McElhinncy. Marian 1 158 McGaughey. Charles 212 McGill. Richard 81 McGilvray. Sanna J 167 McGinn. Daniel 88 McGoon. Dorothy J 103. 115. 157. 252 McGough. Robert 89 McGrew. William E 89 McGucking. Mary L 67. 186 McGuire. Jack M 261 McGuire. Jean 29, 137. 180 McGuire. Joseph 88 McHenry. Joanne 182 Mclnnes. Jack 80 Mcintosh. Arthur J 29. 88. 145 Mcintosh. Wilbcr R 29.123 Mclntyre. George 88 McJilton. Donogene R 162 McKay. Mrs. Nellie M 170. 229 McKean. Fern M 166 McKean. James P 130 McKechnie. M. Jane 29. 169 McKce. Mrs. Carrie J 167 McKec. Gregory 81 McKee. John R 89 McKeegan. Margaret L 29.73 McKeegan. Jim 227. 250 McKelvey. Martha 100 McKelvey. Robert 81 McKercher. Robert 81 McKibben. Victoria J. .57. 65. 66. 70. 100. 133. 137. 179 McLaughlin. Helen L 162. 252 McLaughlin. Marjorie G. .109. 115. 136. 160 McLean. Alice M 172 McMahon. A. Pauline 29.165 McMahon. James 81. 102 McMahon. Jane K 157 McMahon. Joe C 220 McManus. Edward C 29. 88. 145 McMillan. Keith 89 McMillan. Mac ...26. 29. 59. 72. 145 McNeilly. Ruth R 29 McNew. Bill 80 McPherson. Margaret M. . . .66. 69. 103. 136. 185 McQuown. Annabel 164 McQuown, Marilyn M 100. 158 McWilliams. Melvin 80 M Maakestad. Robert A 100. 101 Maaske. Don 81 Mabee. Dorothea M 136. 161 MacBain. Merry E 135, 146. 166 Mackenhauser. Harold 89 Mackenzie. Kenneth 88 MacLean. Mary A 101.169 Macmecden. John 88 MacRae. Tolbert 153 Madden. Mary E 132. 164 Maddy. Keith T 88, 109, 145 Madera. Franklin 81. 167 Madigan. Frances L. ..29. 33. 71. 73. 131. 166 Madison. Bernadine H 157 Madsen, Carl 89. 208 Madsen. Donald H 134.140 Madsen. Florence 29. 176 Madson. Norman E. ,29. 107. 120. 250. 254. 262 Magill. Ida L 105. 169 Magilton. James H 88 Magnall. Lawrence J 29. 145 Magnusson. Arthur 8. .59. 72. 88, 145, 219 Magrudcr. Theodore 89. 167 Mahany. Robert 80. 262 Maher. Marian J 29. 108. 185 Mahone. James 88 Mahone. William G 153 Majors. Mrs 168 Majors, Jim 208 MaLlshack, Stanley 89 Male. Elizabeth 172 Mallory. Maxine B 101.136, 184, 185 Malmquist. Winston A 29.88. 114. 145 Maloney. John 81 Maney. Jay 88 Mangold. Russell 89 Manley. Hollis L 50. 102 Mann. Barbara A 136. 186 Mann. Virginia R 147 Mannhcimer. Richard S. ..50. 104. 162. 244 Manthcy. Elizabeth J 71 March. Carolyn 29. 132. 185. 252 March. William 81 MARCHING BAND 101 Marek. Durward C. 88. 145, 207 Margolin. Alvin 80 Margules. Leonard W 89 Marion. Jeanne 114 Markel. James 88 Markey. Betty 169 Markley. Caroline C 104, 161 Markham, Don 81 Marousek, Alice A 106 Marquis, Jean E 71, 176 Marre. John 81 Marrs. Robert 81 Marsh. Elaine 29. 115. 165. 252 Marshall. Dorothy M 163 Marshall. Frederick J 123 Marshall. Wanda C 29.186 Marston. Anson 242 Marston. Joseph 80 Marsum. Gale 89 Martin. Anna L 29. 132. 136. 157 Martin. Frances M 167 Martin. John E. ...29. 101. 102. 120. 124, 125, 129, 142. 217 Martin. Leo 88 Martin. Robert 89 Martin. Walter 81 Marttila. Vernon H 88 Marvin. K. R 64. 65 Marx. Dorothy J 106. 161 MARY LYON HALL 162. 163 Mason. Robert 89 Massie. Samuel P 109. 128 Massonette. Arlene M 132. 162 Matejka. Harold L 142. 260. 263 Mathewson. Cliff 88 Mathison. Betty Lou .29. 135. 137. 138 Mathison. Vernon 89 Mathson. Robert 88 Matson. Barbara 29. 182. 183 Matson. Charles F 100. 101 Matson, Grace E 69. 185 Matson. Sally 29. 182 Matthews. Clyde 88 Matthews, John 88 Mattice. Anna M. 158 Mattox. William 81 Matzen. Walter T 264 Mauritson. Phylis J 162 Maver. Eleanor M 29. 172 Maxson. Priscilla 57. 136. 186 Maxwell. Frank 88 May. Barbara A 163 May. James D 89. 199 May. Margaret J 169 May. Martha B 166 Meador, Eric 89 Medberry. Merl 80 Medick. Jack 80 Meehan. Frances L 138 Meek. Harriet M 41. 190 Meerdink. Peter B 29. 72. 88. 145 Meier. Bernita C 74. 157 Meierhoff. Betty M 29. 106. 161 Meierhoff. Dorothy J 160 Meints, Betty 29 Meints. Charlene E 166 Mejia. Paul -SO Melberg, Donna 1 101 Melicher. Earl 80 Mellem. Roger 241 Mellen, David 80 Mellen, Floyd ;■,;■• i i Mellott. Glenyce E 5- 15? Mcllott. Peggy K 169 MEMORIAL UNION STUDENT BOARD 51 Mendels. David |8 Menne. John 80 Mercer. Janet L 29 Mercer. Jean A 163.252 Mercer. Lloyd 80 Merkley. Robert M. .29, 88, 145. 235 Merriam. Martha A 110. 111. 167. 252 Merrill. Nancy J 169 Merrill. Marcella M 163 Messinger. Dee 80. 213 Messinger, Ed 83 Messinger. Roilerick 81 Metzger. Raymond L 89. 127 Meves. Theodore , 83 Mewhirter. Margaret ..57. 66, 103, 182, 183 Meyer. Evon L 158 Meyer. Ilene A 29. 136. 170 Meyer. Kenneth 80 Meyer. Robert 89 Michaelson. Samuel 89 Michalske. A. M 248 Michel. Raymond 80. 261 Michels. Catherine J. . . .135, 137. 168. 181 Michelsen. Ouane 80 Mickelson. Roger 80 Middleton. Bob 80 Midgorden. Ruth L. .68, 100, 104. 190 Mikus. Felix F 108 Miles. Barbara J. .46. 57. 60. 137. 179 Miles. Rex 80 Mill. James R 143 Millard. Janet A 167 Miller. Alfred M 89 Miller. Alan D 201 Miller. Betty J 29. 165 Miller. Ethelwyn C 29. 132. 161 Miller. Grace E 29. 132. 186 Miller. Gwendolyn L. ...115, 190. 252 Miller. James 80 Miller. Janet A 29. 132 Miller. Jeffry J 88. 145 Miller. JoAnn 29, 68, 131, 158 Miller. John 89 Miller. Lt. (j.g.) L. R 78. 229 Miller. Marilyn 29. 115, 136, 175 Miller. Marvin 30. 139 Miller, Merilyn M 71,182,249 Miller. Merle 80 Miller. Neal 88, 250 Miller. Norman 89 Miller. Ralph 89 Miller. Robert 100 Miller. Ross F 30. 204 Miller. Walter J 241 Miller. William R. ...30. 96. 123. 128 Miller. Wylie 80. 101 Millet. David 88 Millctt. Merlin 80. 100. 101 Millier. Robert L 89 Mills. Cornelia Mae 164 Mills. Jack P 30. 237. 264, 265 Mills. Mary L 101. 167 Minor. Harold 100 Mintle, Max 80 Missman. Robert C 30 Mitchell. Ellen M. .40. 64. 66, 67, 184, 185. 249 Mitchell. Marilyn T 135. 163 Mitchell, Marol L 115.157 Mittelstadt. Gale W. .30. 88. 145. 199 Mobcrg. Renee E 67. 71. 135. 175 Moehl, Richard 30. 222 Moehling. Vivian C 112.170 Moellers. John A 88. 219 Moffett. Joe 89 Mohn. Blanche M 30,165 Mohr. Ailecn Y 108 Moll. Dale C . ' 242 Moll. Owen 88 Molsberry. Joyce E 115.157 Monahan. Jim E 143.244 Monahan. Rex 88 Monahan. William 88 Monfore. Marilynn A 168 Mongerson. Paul ;.. 30. 80 Monroe. Betty A ■..-.• 73 Moody. Julius M 50, 142. 204 Mooers. Patricia J 162 Moon, Wanda B 160 Moore. Donald E 145 Moore. James 89 Moore. Jean 30, 184, 185 Moore, Jeanne F 158 Moore. Jerome 89 Moore. Mary J 30. 160 Moore. Maurice W 88 Moore. Pat 231 Moore. Rev 113 Moothart. Donald 89. 167 Morec. George -89 Morgan. John A 100 Morgan. Paul E 80. 139, 260 Morris. James W 204 Morris. John -80 Morrison. Madeline 161 Morrissy. James E 227 Morrow. J. W  Morrow. Sydney 80 Morrow. Virginia L v. ' ;;? Morse, Marilyn T ' - ifS Mortenser. Bernie 250 Mortensen, M. John 89 Morion. George •,-,•„■ tS MORTAR BOARD 118. 119 Mortz. Byron 89 Mosbarger. George W i; •■,• £• ■ill Moseley. Barbara J 66. 136. 185 Moseley. Glenn W 101 Moseley. Pete Z 303 QeneraL 3ndex Moses. Lorraine K 162 Mosey. Georoe H 88 Mosier. Campbell C 30 Mosinger. Harold 80 Mosino. Pedro A 138 Motchan. Harold 80 Mott. Molly L 169 Mott. Richard E 30. 88 Mowbray. Dale C 145 Moye. Jack 72. 88. 145 Moyer, Ralph 139 Mueller. Dorothy 112 Mueller, Herbert 88 Mueller. Marilyn 100.112 Mueller. Wheller 112 Mueller. Rev 112 Mulcahy. Mrs. Ila 112.185 Mullen. Lawrence 88 Mullenger. Keith 30. 124. 204 Muller. Stephen 89 Mulvihill. Thomas 89 Munly. Richard SO Munson. Mary Louise 115. 185 Murphy. Arch James 88 Murray. Francis 80 Murray. Margaret 30 Murray. Robert 80 Muschott. Charia Jeanne 135. 158 Muus. Orpha L 30. 161 Myatt. Nona M 74. 166. 189 Myers. Elizabeth A 101. 168 Myers. Kenneth 80 Myers. Jim 257 Myers. Jim D 89 Myers. Mildred J 74. 176 Myers. Robert 139 Myers. William 89 Myrland. Cecelia J 101.156 N Nadler. Isadore 89 Naert. Robert E 139 Najmon. Robert A 30. 128. 141 Nanninga. Juanita Aileen ....163. 252 Naranjo. Guillermo 199 Nasgowitz. Oa J 109 Nash. Thomas H 30.140.244 Naughton. James 80 NAVY OFFICERS 78 Nauglc. Noble E 225 NAVY. BATTALION 1 80 BATTALION 2 80 BATTALION 3 81 BATTALION 4 81 Naylor. Lyie 257. 258. 259 Neely. John L 88. 145 Nelson. Bernadine L 179 Nelson. Donald SO Nelson. Dorothy A 30. 158 Nelson. Edsel 89 Nelson. Eunice M 108 Nelson. George 80 Nelson. Helen 163 Nelson. Jack 145 Nelson. John M 88 Nelson. Mclvin R 59. 88. 139. 231 Nelson. Norman M 30. 88. 145 Nelson. Shirley M 100. 115. 190 Nelson. William A 222 Nemerever. William J 139 Nemmers. LeRoy G 89 Nesbitt. Paul C 89 Neuhurger. Mary L 175. 269 New. Horace 30 NEWMAN CLUB 108 Newby. Ralph E 30. 113. 128. 141 Newcom. Mary Beth 157 Newcomer. Ralph E 70. 143. 208 Newcomer. Viola 100. 105. 163 Newhouse. Paul 30. 129 Newland. George 235 Newman. James SO Nichol. Mrs. Francis D 162 Nicholls, Wm. H 144 Nichols. Mrs. G. S 115 Nichols. G. Sam 109 Nichols. Lynne 186 Nichols. Shirl K 101. 168. 187 Nicoll. Esther P 165 Nider. Lucille L 30. 176 Nielsen. Howard 88 Nielsen. Warren SO Nielsen. W, N 89 Niemack. Ilza 100 Niewald. Ray 80 Nikalaison. Joyce M 30. 132 N ilson. Warren 80 Nimmergood, Shirley L 162 Nims. Robert M...30. 72. 88. 145. 206, 207 Nixson, Vivian M 169 Nobis. John F 123 Noble. Anna B 71, 109, 115. 165 Noble, Joe 250 Noel. Bonnie J 30. 165 Nolan. James . 88 Nolt . Roger E 30, 124. 143 Norcross. E. E 89 Nordaker. Phyllis K 101.169 Nordby. Gene 89 Nordyke. Lewis Ill Norman. Esta Lee 67. 182 Norman. Robert 89 Norman. Ward 230 Normington, Marilyn J 42. 67. 135. 162 Norton. Alene 36. 52. 165 Norton. Robert A 139 Norton. Robert E. .30. 59. 72. 88. 145 Norville. Holmes 80. 100 Nottorf. Robert 111. 129. 196. 197 Nowers, Nelva J. 42. 71. 137. 178. 179 Noyes. Marilyn L 158 Nuessen. Paul J 30. 88. 145. 227 Nugent. Jack 80 Nurre. Vincent 80 Nussbaum. Lt.(i.g.) 78 Nuss. Phyllis E 101. 159 Nutty. John E 222 Nye. Jesse M 110. 111. 162 Nye. William 80 OAK HALL 164, 165 Oakes. Kathleen A 158 Oblinger, Marjorie E 163 O ' Brien. Marie E 132. 146. 182 O ' Brien. William 80. 227 Obye, Ken 89 O ' Connell, Patricia J 47. 68 O ' Connor. Jeanne T 166 O ' Connor, Lucille E 164 Odell. Col, H. R 87 Oden. Ray SO Odenbaugh. Tom D 242 O ' Donnell. Francis C 30. 88. 145 Oehlerking. Gladys J 100. 101. 165 Oelmann. Leona M 166 Officer, W. 8 80 Ogilvie, Janet M 158 Ohis. Andrew 88 Olaughlin, George 89 Olberding, Bernice E 157. 158 Oldham, Max S 126 Oldsen. Charles SO O ' Leary. (Mary). P. 30. 108. 132. 160 Oleson, Mary L 30. 50. 146. 182 Oliver. (Sophia). J 30. 136. 172 Ollis. Richard 80. 101 Ollis. Robert 89 Olsen. Glenn 89 Olsen. Max E 241 Olson, Arnold T 88 Olson. Ben A 31, 107. 142 Olson. Betty L 31. 165. 252 Olson. Carl 142. 238 Olson. Cleone R 159 Olson. Delbert 80 Olson. Frances 1 161. 252 Olson. Friaye 89 Olson. Gustaf J 88. 145 Olson, Jean 36. 165 Olson, John SO Olson, Pauline G 161 Olson, Robert 80 Olson. Pauline G 161 Olson. Robert Eugene 31 Olson. V. Jean 31 OMICRON NU 132 O ' Neil. Virginia M....67. 71. 108. 179 Opperman. George 89. 219 Ormiston, Howard L 88. 146. 219 Ortgies. Gertrud 100. 112. 170 Osborn. Elmer 88 Osborn, Erwin 80 Ose. Enlow 241 Osenbrug. Marjorie M 157 O ' sliell, Harold 88. 90 Osmundson, Theodore 55. 231 Otto. Bette J 31, 50, 165, 266 Otto, Edward W 31 Otto, Marilynn A 169 Ouker. Klass G 145 Oulman. Gene 80. 252. 258 Ousdahl. Marilyn J 31. 180. 181 Owens, Robert 138 Oylebim, Alywohi 80 Oxenhancler, Weal 89 Oytmeyer, Dale 89 P Paddock, Mary E, 29. 31. 71. 119. 127. 132. 182 Paden. Barbara J 159 Paetz. Carl 80 Pafenberg. Dale 88 Page. DeBorah A 168 Page. Jean A ISO Paisley. James L 229 Pallardy. Cedric 80. 100. 142 Palmer. Horace H 89. 199 Palmer, James R 80 Pantone. Samuel 88 Pappademos. John 80 Pargakis. N ick 140 Parker. Dorothy L 158 Parker. Harry 80 Parkison, Eileen M 168 Parkinson, Bessie B 159 Parks. Loren D 101 Parks. Ralph 80 Parle. Rita T 108. 163 Parnae. Sam 88 Parrish. Clifford R 88 Parsons. Cecil E 238 Paschal. William 89 Paterson. Archie 170 Patex. Sherwood 80 Patino. Benjamin 138 Patrick. Janet M 66, 170 Patrick. Robert 80 Patrick. Wallace L 141 Patterson. John R 114 Patterson. Verda L 111.158 Paulsen. Abel 80. 139 Paulsen. Verne B. 38. 54. 56. 70. 121. 143. 220 Paulson. Clarence 89 Paulson. Gertrude L 31. 185 Paulson. Vernon C SO. 234. 235 Paulu. Irene H 176 Paustian. Raymond G 139 Pavlik. Charles J 238 Pearson. Alice 31. 165 Peck. Mary E 168 Pederson. Anne M 31. 160 Pedersen. Barnard E 244 Pedersen, Elizabeth L 146. 159 Pederson. D. 89 Peetz. Christian J 88, 145 Peisen. Rachel M 158 Pellegrina. Frank 80 Pence. Elizabeth L 164 Pence. Mary L 31. 165 Pendleton. Mark. Jr 211 Penguite. Mrs. H. H 170. 232. 233 Penry. J. Maurine 161 Peoples. Graydon 96 Perdue. Paul P 141 Perelman. Robert 31. 36. 242. 249 Pcrgakis. Nick S 31 Perkins. Dorothy D 16S Perkins. Francis J 88, 145 Perkins. George 89 Perkins. Lcnnoe M 135. 159 Perluck. Herbert 88 Perrine. Anne E 175 Perry. Cecil 88 Perry. Jean 31 Person. Elwood 88 Person. Mary 31 Peters. David 152 Peters. Douglas 89 Petersen. Beverly 50. 176 Petersen. Jack H 217 Peterson. James 89 Petersen. Shirley Ann 50. 189 Petersen. Wayne E 129 Peterson. Albert 80 Peterson. Alice LeVon 163 Peterson. Alice Louise 164 Peterson. Carl P 88. 227 Peterson. Dccne L 100. 101 Peterson. George M 56. 107 Peterson. Helen Jean 31. 162. 252 Peterson. Irvin E 31. 72. 88 Peterson. Jeanne 115. 158 Peterson. Jim H 232 Peterson. John D SO Peterson. John W SO Peterson, Mairlyn V. ..31, 50, 157, 252 Peterson. Mildred J 163 Peterson. Myron SO Peterson. Orville 88 Peterson. Patrick 72. 145 Peterson. Paul SO Peterson. Philip C 88. 145 Peterson. Richard 89 Peterson. Roger 89 Peterson. Stanley A. ..31. 36. 120. 121. 124, 142. 244, 250 Peterson. Vera E 157 Peterson. Wayne E 89 Peterson. William 80 Petrich. Anne E 74. 157 Petrovich, John 89 Petty, Virginia A 135,164 Petty. Virginia L 158 Pfitzenmaier. Raymond 80 Pfunder. Bern F 144 Phelan. James 80 Phelps. Audrey A 160 Phelps. Gene C 88. 145. 262 Phelps. Helen M 164 Phelps, Virginia H 182 PHI DELTA THETA 222.223 Phifer, Truman 80 PHI GAMMA DELTA 224. 225 PHI KAPPA 226. 227 PHI KAPPA PSI 228. 229 PHI LAMBDA UPSILON 128 Philbrick. Robert E. ..31. 72. 88. 145 Phillips. Betsy L 104. 137 Phillips. Helen B 158 Phillips. James 238 Phillips. John E 31. 143. 225. 264 Phillips. Mary M 162 PHI MU ALPHA 125 PHI UPSILON OMICRON 127 PI BETA PHI 186, 187 Pick, Elmer H 31. 88. 145. 227 Pickens. George 217 Pickett. B. S 144 Pickett, Eugene 80. 101 Pickard. Jack 100. 125. 169 Pickford. Jeannette 101 Pickrcll. Marilyn 31. 161 Picon. Eugene 88 Pierson. Robert E. ..51. 121. 145. 207 PI KAPPA ALPHA 230. 231 Pimper. Alois 80 PI MU EPSILON 126 Pine, Goldie 110. Ill Pioer. Gcraldine M 162 PI TAU SIGMA 134 Pittman. Merle 89 Piatt. David 88 Plaut. Gerhard W. E 128 Playhar. Robert 89 Plischke. William 80 Plotkin. Louis E 31. 142 Plumb. Betty A 31. 165 Plungis. Charles 88 Poland. Louise J 163 Polchow. William H 139 Pollock, M. Rae 31.50. 161. 195 Polski. James 80 Pooley. Anna Mae 69. 90. 96. 136. 186 Porter. Arthur 207 Porter, Marjorie G 159 Porter. R. Howard 138 Porter. Mrs. R. H 169 Porter. Sebastian 88. 138 Porth. Jean E 100. 101. 169 Posakony. Gerald J 217 Posakony. Kathleen M. 59. 67. 71. 102. 180 Postel, Art 80 Posy. Raymond 80 Potgeter. Russell 80. 100. 101 Potter. Jim 211 Potter. James 80 Potter. Jane E 165. 252 Potter. John ..34. 38. 39. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50, 80. 121 Potter. JoAnn 169 Potts. Jacguelyn 189 Poulsen. Wanda 137. 165. 252 Powell, Albert E 139 Powers, Jo Anne 179 Powers. Robert T. .88. 108. 145. 227 Prachnau. Otto 89 Prager. Gordon W 88. 145 Prall, Phyllis M 101, 166 Prange, Otto SO Prater. Merle 80 Prater, Merle D 80 Pratt. (Donald) Wayne 88 Pratt. Dorothy M. ...68. 71. 135. 163 Pratt. Harriett J 109. 136. 172 Pratt. Norma T 137. 159 Preston. Carroll 250 Preusser. Karl R 88 Price. Douglas 80 Prick, Robert 125 Price, Harold 81 Price, Harvey 59. 143 Price, William 89 Pride. Polly 146 Pride. Richard A 50. 61. 106. 139 Procopio, Virginia M 160 Proffit. Jack 81 Protnicki. Walter 80. 135 Protzman. Mary Lou 58. 136. 146. 179. 266 Pruitt. Duard L SO. Ill Puekett, Ferrell L 31. 88. 145. 231 Pursley. Joe SO Purvis. Merton B 31. 106. 134. 140 Putnam. Gordon 89. 90 Putnam, Rhea H 89 Putzier, Charles 80 Pyle, Jim 184 Q Quade, Everett D 89 Oucvreaux, Willy 80 Quick, Harry L 88. 96. 145. 231 Quigley. Paul 260 Quiner. Ruth A 137. 168 Quinn. Avelline B. 104. 108. 146. 169 Quinn. Joseph 80 Quist. Robert 10. 35. 51 R Radeke. Vernon 80 Rader. Mary E 162 Raedcr, Barbara M 179 Rainaldi. Dorothea A 100. 163 Rainwater. Ray 80 304 Raisty. Jean R 100.101.163 Raijan. Ralph 80 Ralsten. Merrill W 242 Ralston. Margaret C 65. 68 Ramsey. Arthur 80. 142 Ramsey. Frank K 145 Ramsey. Richard 88 Ramseyer. Jacqueline R. 39. 71. 100. 133. 137. 180 Randa. Mamette M 163 Randall. Arthur 89 Randall. John H 31. 128. 141 Randolph. Chester F 40 Randolph. Elizabeth B 74. 168. 189 Randolph. Kenneth H 31. 109. 137. 244 Randolph. Richard 89 Ranes. James 80. 100 Rankin. Bob 80 Rankin. James M. . .31. 56. 139. 199 Raskin. Morton 244 Rasmussen. Doran E 242 Rasmussen. Robert D 218. 219 Rasul. Mildred 163 Rath. Betty L 176 Rath. Bob 80 Raum, Hans R 143 Ray. Lt. J. C 229 Raymond. Helen F 159 Read. Carol B 185 Readc. Robert 89 Reagon. Paul 260 Reasoner. P. E 89 Reavy. Catherine A 31. 132 Reckert. Virginia F 31.67.182 Reckert. Robert 80 Record. William V 31 Rector, Lt. Jack D 87 Redmond. Lester 88 Redd. William 80 Reed. Patricia J 159 Reed. Robert 88 Reese. Barbara J 101. 162 Reese. Carolyn R 172 Reese. H. Darwin 128 Reese. Janet R 159 Reese. Ralph L 72. 88. 145 Reeve. Joyce 71. 155. 179 Reeves. Alta M 111. 185 Reeves. Elizabeth J 32. 110. Ill Reeves. Jo Ann 46. 66. 266 Reger. C. Wesley 232 Regier. William 80 Reichardt. Margaret J 32. 188. 189 Reichstein. Virginia M 186 Reid. Robert H 32. 36. 212. 213 Reigh. Robert J 32. 88. 327 Reimers. Muriel M 158 Reinertson. Kenneth L 88 Reinhard. Bob 80 Reinhart. Virgil M. ..32. 72. 88. 108. 145. 227 Reinheimer. Cartherine A 32 Reinking. Frances C 161 Reints, David 50, 80. 101 Reiss. Francis E 207 Reisser. Dorothy M 167 Reister. Floyd 80 Remcs. John 89 Remity. Florian 89 Renaud. Doris J 162 Renner. Clark E 32. 140 Renner. Marjorie F 175 Ressquire. James 88 Reyerson, Charles 262 Reynolds. Joe 89 Reynolds. Mary E 32. 52. 101. 133. 163 Reynolds. Paul SO Reynolds. Smith 80 Reynolds. Richard 80. 208. 209 Reyek, Ray SO Ribelin. William E 88. 145. 231 Rice, Alex 89 Rice. Allen B 61. 97 Rice Israel 87 Rice. M. Jane 58. 133, 146. 175 Rice. John 232 Rice. Mary J... 38. 53. 57. 60. 69. 127. 132. 151. 184. 185 Richard. Francis SO. 139 Richards, Betty J 166 Richards, Harriet T 50. 166 Richardson. Albert 89 Richardson. C, Lee 70. 143 Richardson. Richard 80 Richardson. Sally J 32 Richey.H. W 144 Richman. Bob 80 Richman. Harry 80 Richmond. Emily J 32. 185 Richter. Howard 80. 208 Ricker. Charles 80 Rickert, Marlynne D 170 Ricketts. Ralph SO Rider. Donald 80 Ridgway. Kenneth SO Rieke. Ralph W 59. 88. 231 Riley, George E 88. 145 Riley. Philip T 232 Rima. Patricia G 67. 168 Ring. Wallace 89 Ringoen. Jean 53. 176. 267 Rippey. Hazel M 32. 162 Rivett. Richard 80 Rixe. Frederick M. . ,32. 104. 106. 134. 140. 244 Robb. Barbara J 172 Robbins. Thomas 32 Robcrg. Darlene A 115, 172, 190 Roberts. Bill 80 Roberts. Dick C. ..28. 50. 65, 68, 73, 121, 130, 134 Roberts. Dorothy J 32 ROBERTS HALL 166. 167 Roberts. Janet E 115. 161 Roberts. Lynn L 32 Robertson. Blanche A 186 Robertson. J. Fred Ill Robertson. William 80 Robie. Carrol 89. 97 Robinson. David SO, 113 Robinson. Gordon 88. 90 Robinson. Rosajune 146 Robinson. William 80 Robison. Douglas 80 Robison, Wendall C 124, 261 Rocke, Beth 57 Roderick, Robert L 80 Rodman. John 88 Rodman. Mark SO Roe, John 80 Roesky, Emilie 162 Rogell. Paul 80, 102, 142 ROGER WILLIAMS CLUB Ill Rogers, Charles 65 Rogers. C. E 134 Rogers, Donna B. .■ 115. 135 Rogers. Jane 170. 252 Rognes. Robert R 242 Rogncss. M. L 101 Rohde. Kermit J 32. 103 Rohn. Richard 80 Rohwer. Dorothy A 74, 167 Roitenberg. Eddie 89 Rolfs, Shirley E 164 Ronald. William SO Rondthaler, Mary A 157 Ronneberg. Letha A 178. 179 Rood. Kay 88 Roorda. James L 106.141.244 Roost. John F 42 Root. Irvin 89 Rosen. Milton 80 Rosenbaum. Robert 89 Rosenfeld, Earl 89 Rosenkoetter. Ray 80 Rosenquist. Wayne 89 Rosenspitz, Albert 88 Rosier, Charles 88 Ross, B, G 89 Ross. Roberta M 159 Rossman. Refine 32. 169 Roth. Elsie L 105 Rothacker. Mary 71.190 Rothacker. R. R 138. 220 Rottke. Nelli 166 Rottman. Bud SO Roudebush. R. L 261 Rowc. Ellen G 136, 168 Rowe. Mary H 32. 186 Rowe. Paul 80 Rowland. Jim R 222 Rowlands. Sara E 32 Rowse, Harriet 188. 189 Rozmiarek. Hubert 88 Ruckels. Alfred 89 Ruckman. Betty A 135. 163 Ruddick. Bernard 88 Rude. Helen E 32 Rude. M. Janet 252 Rudloff. Helen M 108 Rue. Joseph 89 Ruebel. Arthur K 32. 88. 145 Rucbke. Henry J 88. 125 Ruggles. Dorothy A 158. 159 Rule. J. H 78 Runbeck. William 80 Runquist. Alice A,,, 100, 109. 162. ISO Runyan. Jack 80. 262 Ruskin. Alfred 65. 88 Russell. Annette (Jeanne) 100. 101. 166 Russell. Janet 32. 68. 131 Russell. John 80 Russell. Larry 80 Russell. Mable 232 Russel. William 102 Russum. Bill 232 Rust. Bethel E 114. 163 Rust. Evelyn A 110. 111. 158 Ruth. Burrell F 141 Ruth. Royal 89 Rutz. Norma D 112 Ryall. Nancy H 170 Ryan. G. Thomas 108. 222 Ryan. John 80 Ryan. Neil T 32. 88. 227 Ryberg. John W 241 Ryder. Alice E 32, 50. 188. 189 Ryder. Richard E 89 S Sackett. Mary S 146. 160 Sadler. J. G 89 Sadler. Mrs. Fern 165. 199 Saha. Mildred A 170 Saienga. June K 159 Salman. Suzanne 101. 169 Salmeron. Rodrigo A 138 Samuelson. Alice M 39, 136. 190 Samuelson. Stanley 89 Sander. Robert 55. 207 Sanders. Virginia A 166 Sandy. Lynn 32. 237. 264 Sarchet. Betty A 168.169 Sargent. Eloise G. 40. 48, 53. 180. 249 Sargent. LeRoy H 85 Sather. Mrs. Mary E 155 Sattavora. Bill 89 Sauer. Robert 80, 257, 259 Sauerlender. Owen H 113. 131. 138 Saunders. Gordon 80 Saunders Lucille G 169 Saupe. Norma J 109. 160 Savage. Robert E 32, 261. 263 Savery. Sarah J 168 Sawyer. Doris K 167 Saxon. Richard B 140 Scaboo. Gust N 70, 140 Scammon. R. Jack 145 Scanlon. John 88 Scarborough. Eloise F 32. 165 Sceli. Don E 32. 59. 72, 88, 145 Schaefer. Darlene H 166 Schaldecker. Bernice S 165 Schallaire. Angela J 161.252 Schares, Rev. R. A 108 Schantol, Robert 88 Scharpe Henry 89 Schaublin, Beatrice M 166 Schauer. Homer M 141 Scheerer. C, Je.m 32 Schellberg. Willis 80 Schenck. Paul 89 Schenk. Robert 80 Scherer. Charles 88 Schields. Marilyn 164 Schild. Dolores C 39. 67. 175 Schildroth. Walter 80 Schilleter. J. C 51 Schipull. Etha E v- -Jff Schlauderaff. Clarence H 72. 145 Schleiffarth. Armin 89 Schlensig. Dorothy M. ..100. 135. 146. 167 Schleichter. G. Pennington ....80. 227 Schless. Jim 88 Schlick. William T 216 Schlueter. Dorothy 176 Schluntz. Marjorie F 159 Schmidt. Dale 89 Schmidt. Louis B.. Jr 32. 144 Schmidt. Mary F 74. 167. 189 Schmidt, Robert 80 Schmidt, William 89 Schneider, Anita 52. 161 Schneider. John 88 Schneider. Leo R 217 Schneiderman. Ben 89 Schneiter. Elizabeth J 170 Schoelerman. Orva J 159 Scholten. Arlene J 157. 252 Schondelmeyer. John SO. 139 Schoof. Verla R 169 Schoolcraft, Paul 260 Schoonover, Tom -208 Schoppe, Constance 186 Schowalter. Ralph SO Schrafel. Clarence E 145 Schrag. O ' Ray 80. 139 Schraub. Shirley M 32. 46. 57. 127. 137. 176 Schreck. Elmer B 226. 227 Schornstein. Edward 88 Schreck. Everett M 103 Schreurs. Merle F 32. 70. 141 Schrimps. Edward 80 Schroder. Eldon 80 Schroeder. Ira 99 Schroeder. Isabel 170 Schruben. John 89 Schucker. Margaret E 136. 163 Schuermeyer. Margaret W 67. 185 Schuknecht. Robert C. 88. lOS. 145. 227 Schulte. John H 32. 112. 141 Schultz. Carl H 220 Schultz. Chet 80 Schulz. Calvin 89 Schulze. Wallace M 244 Schwab. Richard 80 Schwandt, Eugene 244 Schwanz. H. L 89 Schwartz. Jack E 260 Schwartzberg. Bert 89 Schwartzhauer. Roger 89 Schween. Walter 89 Schweitzer. Charles 80 Schwendemann. Lloyd SO Schwcnener. Mrs. Mary 160. 199 Schwenk. Henry 80. 260 Schwent. Glennon 80 Schwieger. Leander 89 SCIENCE COUNCIL 58 SCIENCE WOMEN 146 Scott. Dale 89 Scott. Daniel 80 Scott. George 80 Scott. Jack 89 Scott. Joan 138. 182. 252 Scott. Lawrence C 32. 141. 214 Scott. Lyie 88 Scott. A, M 235 Scott, Richard B 68. 100 Seabury, George 262 Seabury, Barbara J 182 Sears. N. James 262 Seay. Lt. William 87 Sebelius. Duane 89 Sebert. Kay B...38. 97. 100. 103. 106. 216 Sebo. Joyce E 167 Secor. Esther J 105. 158 Sedlacek, Glen E 32. 88. 145 Seibold. Don 32. 250 Seidel. Harris F 32. 70. 111. 139 Seidell. Ellen L 33. 42. 108. 179 Seiler. Fred 88 Seiter. Ttiomas 89 Selck. Robert W 222 Sellers. Wayne 80 Senefl. Harold 80 Seneff, Mabrey 80 Servheen, Lorraine 107 Setzepfandt. Alvin 88. 145. 241 Severeid, Betty J 33. 106. 133. 180 Sexton Dexter A. .51. 123. 128. 129. 141. 244 Seyfert, Marjorie E 157 Seymour. M. Robert 33. 145 Seymour. Milford 88 Sgarlata. Barbara 33. 36. 127. 132. 176 Shack. James 89 Shafer. William H 112 Shafer. Zelma A 102.169 Shanahan, Keith 89 Shanda. Melvin 250. 251. 262. 263 SI arp. Henry 90 Sharp. H ubert 80 Sharrah. Robert SO Shanahan. Keith 89 Shawhan. Fern E 115. 162 Shawler, Betty A 170 Shay. Rosa L 108 Shearer. P. S 235 Shenan. Norris E 80 Shellito, Norma L 53, 68. 172, 252 Shelton, Capt. James H 87 Shepard, Evelyn L 159 Shepard. Roberta J 159 Shepherd. Melvin E 33, 142. 262 Sherohman, Thomas 89 SKETCH 74 Shields, Marilyn A 101 Shillington. Keith J 33 Shindel, George P 88 Shine. Michael 88 Shinn. Edward M 235 Shipkeg. Frederick 89 Shoemaker. George K 104 Shoemaker. Joe 80 Shogren. Carol M 115, 162 Sholes. James 80 Shook. Thomas 89 Sl-.ortenhaus. Naomi M. ..115, 160. 252 Schreffler. Jean 146 Schreffler. Mary 53, 58. 146. 172. 173 Shreves. Katherine F 100 Shriner. Walter 88 Shupe. Charlotte L...33. 112. 132. 136. 165 Shwartz. Alvin SO Sieg. Beverly A 66. 71. 179 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 232, 233 SIGMA ALPHA IOTA 133 SIGMA CHI 234, 235 SIGMA DELTA CHI 134 SIGMA KAPPA 188.189 SIGMA NU 236. 237 SIGMA PHI EPSILON 238. 239 Sigmond. Mrs. Meta M 182 Silva. Marcos E 138 Silverman. Stanley S 33. 141 Simmons, Jeanette 37 Simonsen, Merle W 33. 80. 199 Sjoberg, Bernice J 33 Skinner, Dorothy G. ..33, 71, 127. 167 Skvaril. Warren J 33. 55. 216 Slade. William H 89 Slaichert. William M 32.126 Slaker. Betty H 135. 146. 172 Slater. Marion J, .,106. 138, 157. 252 Slavens. Wayne E 32. 140 SIcdd. Evelyn 106. 160 Sleichter. Edith M 109. 190 Sleight. Norman 123 Slick. Virginia M , 166 Slifer. Mary K 161 Slizeski. Robert 89 Sloan. Carol J 33 Sloan. Dorothy H 146.168 Sloan. James A 88. 106. 145 Sloan, Kathryn A 33. 172 Sloth. Betty 1 32 Slothower. John C. 36. 69. 73. 105. 140. 241 Smedal. Annette 33. 66. 182 Smith. Alvin 89 Smith. Barbara J 71. 170 Smith. Catherine K 110.111.163 Smith. Charlene M 137. 181. 249 Smith. Charles 33 Smith. Corrine M. 51. 65. 69. 184. 185 Smith. Dean 89 Smith. Ervine 89 Smith, Eugene T 55. 61. 139 Smith. Fern 113 Smith. Fred 80 Smith. Fred E 32. 46 Smith. Gordon 139 Smith. Harold L 100.101.244 Smith. Harry 80 Smith. Howard D 244 Smith. Jean E 170 Smith. Joanne M 168 Smith. John 89 Smith. June 111. 166 Smith. Lee 100. 125 Smith. Leslie C 58. 136. 186 Smith. Marian Y 115.167 Smith. Marjorie J 190 Smith. Martha J 158 Smith, Mary S 146 Smith. Olin K 100. 229 Smith. Pearl 80. 142 Smith. Raymond 80 Smith. Rex SO Smith. Robert L. 33. 70. 123. 134. 140 Smith. Robert 89. 141 305 Qeneral 3ndex Smith, Robert 80 Smith, Stuart 207 Smith. Viroinia 137. 163. 252 Smith. Viroinia L 33. 67. 175 Smith. Viroinia IVI 64. 136, 137 Smith. Warren 80. 139 Smith, William 89 Smoak. Maxine L 66. 71. 101. 166 Smouse. Ramon SO. 101 Snavely. Hazel R 33, 132, 157 Snechenberoer, Luanna 1 170 Snellino, Joan M 73, 159 Snodorass, Avalene 33, 165. 266 Snyder. Constance L 33. 175 Snyder. Edward C 123 Snyder. Kenneth W....33, 55. 139. 237 Snyder, Marian J 167 Snyder, Robert A 88, 145, 231 Snyder, Shirley 182 Softlcy, Darlene P 158 Sohn, Robert L 227 Solfronk. Betty M 166 Sommerville. William SO Sorauf, John SO Sorensen. Dale SO Sorcnsen. Helen M 33. 160. 252 Sorenson. Don L 33, 130, 237 Soro, Miriam J 167 Soskin, Milton 80 Soteropulos, Gust 50, 80, 238 Southworth, Undine 48, 67, ISO Sowder, Norma A 113, 170 Spain, Donald D SO Sparoo. Robert SO Sparkman. William SO Spear. Vernon D 145 Spearing. Robert C 100 Speck. John W 231 Speers. Wallace 88. 90 Spencer. Margaretha G 33 Spesard. David E..33. 72. 88. 145. 231 Spicth. Walter 232 Spooner. Marjery A 186. 252 Springborn. Alice M 112. 167 Springer. Dorothy H 33. 110. 165 Sproull. Russel 80 Spurgeon. Rula B 158 Spurrell. Francis A SS Staab. Harold G 33. 143. 244 Stack. Thomas G 54. 141. 204 Stahl. Mary E 164. 269 Stai. Vaughn 89 Staley. John 231 Stall. Dwight SO Stallman, Florence E 176, 177 Stanberry, Jane E 163 Stanley, Barbara A 104, 157 Stanley, Lucille A 33. 127 Stanton. Harlan M SS Staples. John A 39 Stapleton. Betty M 33. 100. 162 Starbuck, A 65 Starch. Paul F 72. 88. 109. 145 Starkweather. Robert 80 Starling. Charles 89 Staunton. Robert 89 Staskus, Eleanor .....170 Stateler. Nyle 89 SI. Clair. Mary V. T ....175 Stecker. Walter .88 Stcenhock. Elmer 89 Steffen. Paul J 103. 141 Steffen, Rev. N, A 108 Steinberg, Alberta 71. ISO Steinert. John R 89. 208 Stelling. Elizabeth 33, 175. 196 Stennett. Jack 80. 260 Stephens, Alan , , 89 Stettler. Charlcnc F 73. 159 Stevens. Charles 89 Stevens, Howard C 34. 138 Stevens. J. Minard 55 Stevenson. Betty L 136.172 Stevenson. Gloria C 190 Stcvesson. Helen A. 71. 166 Stewart. Bculah E 165 Stewart. Delores K. 34.165 Stewart. Dorothy E 67. 175 Stewart. Esther J 167 Stewart. Fred 80 Stewart. Janet M. 38, 39, 48, 49, 52, 105, 166. 197 Stewart. Lois A. . .60. 70. 71. 146. 176 Stewart. Lowell 54,139 Sticha, Genevieve 34 Stickles, Barbara F..,67, 135, 180, 181 Stieglitz, Jeanne A 100, 101, 170 Stiles, Dorothy M., ..34, 153. 172. 249. 252 Stiling. Rodney 89 Stilley. Marguerite M. 34. 110, 111, 165 Stillinger. Clark J 88 Stippick, Robert 80 Slitl. Rodney 89 Stock. Erskin H 88. 145 Stockdale. Marilyn L 166 Stodgell. Mary J 167 Stoenner. Herbert G SS Stohlgren, Waller 89 Stoltz. Stephen 80 Stone. Charlotte A. 68 Stone. Phyllis M 160 Stoner. Oscar SO Storey. Gene L 115. 158 Storjhann. James 89 Stouter. Lucy B 67. 136. 185 Stought. Norman K 34 Stout, Lois J 170 Stovall, Richard 89 Stow, Pat A 137, 182. 252 Strain. Ray E 34. 139 Straub. Melvin G 242 Strauss. Willis A 89 Stribe. Phoebe A 167 Strickland. John 80 Striggles. Theodore D 224 Strohbehn. Alvin R....34, 88, 145, 241, 262 Strohbehn, Rosemary C 34. 106 Stromquist. Marilyn R 69. 169 Strothmann, Harvey 89 Strowd, Evelyn L 158. 189 Struble. John 89 Struble. Raymond 81 Stuart. Charlotte Ann.. 48. 49. 57, 60. 1S6 STUDENT BUSINESS STAFF 69 STUDENT EDITORIAL STAFF 68 STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD 65 STUDENT WAR COUNCIL 48 Sturtevant. Alvarita C 34. Ill Stutzman. Mary E 162 Such. Virginia L 68. 166 Sullivan. Beverly R 146. 166 Sullivan. Mary A 73, 146. 164 Sullivan, Mary E 34, 100, 131, 165 Summers, Richard 100 Summers, William G 217 Sunderlin. Muriel M 161 Sutherland, Clayton H 262 Svenson. Margaret A 157 Svoboda. Millicent L 146.157 Swallow. George 212 Swanger, Sterling 89 Swanson, Catherine L 74, 157 Swanson, Erick M 216 Swanson, Eugene l 244 Swanson, Greta 190 Swanson, Robert SO Swanson, Roger 89 Swantz, Derrick 212 Sweeney, Donnis E 34 Sweeney, Orland R 141 Sweet, H omer 81 Sweet, Lt, A, B 78 Swenson, Arthur 89 Swift, Cecil 80 Swift, Freeman SO SWIMMING SQUAD 261 Swoboda, Marie J 53, 136. 186 Sybilrud. Suzanne 34. 149. 176 Sylvain. Pierre G 138 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 100 Syvcrson. Clifford L 88, 145 Szczepaniak, Frank J 123. 128 Tackaberry. Gretchen L 103. 1S2 Taff. Marjory 34. 186 Taft. Robert SO Tague. Robert E 232 Talbott. Nellie F 34 Tammel. Gayle A 160 Tanalski. Adam J 34, 199 Tanner, Virginia A. 135. 154. 188. 1S9 Tate. Calvin 89 Tatum, John D 70. 114 TAU BETA PI 129 TAU GAMMA 190 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 240. 241 Taylor. Beverly J 146. 167 Taylor. Charles D 89, 90, 97, 111 Taylor. Evelyn L 165 Taylor, Frank 89 Taylor, Harriet M 168 Taylor, Marilynn J 170 Taylor, Robert L 123. 128 Teagarden, Wallace W 50, 244 Teauue, Larry 80 Teeter, Ivon M 190 Teichman, Don SO Teich. Paul J 68, 124, 142 Teich. Wesley W 70 Teigland. Melbourne B 125. 145 Telfer. John Wm 34,50,227 Telker, Don 80 Templeman, Cliffton 89 Terral, Janet R 34, 175 Terral, Jo Ellen 158 Terry, Jim 80 Tcvebaugh. Arthur 123. 128 Th.irp. Mary A 100. 170 THETA EPSILON 110 THETA SIGMA PHI 131 THETA XI 242, 243 Thierman, Violet M 34.188,189 Thirtle, John R 123, 128 Tbivy, Ira 89 Thomas, Cathryn C 137, 190 Thomas, Dick SO Thomas, Mary E 137. 190 Thomas. Nancy E 169 Thomasson, Don SO Thomeczek, Harry 80 Thoming, Glenn 89 Thompson, Elizabeth M 190 Thompson. Eugene 89 Thompson. George 80 Thompson. Gerald . . 80. 124. 125. 129, 142, 236 Thompson. Jean 170 Thompson. John 89 Thompson, Judson A. 88. Ill Thompson. Phyllis M 160 Thompson. Ruth M 157. 269 Thompson. Sam W 145 Thompson. Shirley N 15S Thompson. Wayne 88 Thompson. Wayne H 80 Thompson. William 89 Thoms, Edwin 80 Thomscn, Sandoe 70, SO, 143 Thomsen, LeRoy M 129. 142 Thonson. John SO Thornburg. Vern W 54, 249 Thornton, Betty J 165 Thornton. Clura R 190 Thornton. James W 145 Thorpe. John SO Thorsen. Richard 89 Thrane. Carl C 142. 204 Threclkeld. James 80 Thurman. Esther A 50. 158 Tibbetts. Sally S 166 Tidhall. David 80 Tidemanson. Catherine J. ..34, 68, 73, 131, 133 Tidrick, Lois 1 34, ISO Tiegland, Melbourne 88 Tieman, James 89 Tierney. Don 89 Tietz. Bette M 112. 185 Tietz. William G. . .34. 88. 112. 145. 231 Tiffany. Paul SO Tigges. Mary L 34 Tilford. Jack 226 Tiller, Bill 80 Tillie, John E 145 Tinglcy, Kent , 222 Tinkham, Fred R 232, 233 Tinney, Jim 80 Tinsley, Eleanor B 103, 172 Tippee, Howard W, 121, 130,197, 222. 250. 251. 253. 255. 263 Tjaden, Phyllis A 166 Tjaden, Priscilla B 166 Tocus, Edward C 50, 112 Todd, Dorothy R 34, 96, 185 Todd, Edythe K 104, 185 Tocnjcs, David A 143, 204, 205 Tokarczyk. Stanley 88 Tokhcim. Kathryn A 162 Toley. Arthur 80 Tollefson. Shirley J. 100. 101. 141, 146 Tollenaere, Lawrence R 34, 56. 208, 250. 254 Tolsdorf. Ruth 1 164 Tome. Gino C 138 Tomlin. Omar 88 Tostlebe. Theo 232 Towers. Marian L 159 Townlcy. Wiletta M., . .39. 50. 53. 100, 133, 174, 175 TRACK TEAM 260 Trafton, Mary L 146, 166 Trainum, Jean K 101, 170 Treasure, William W. ,.100.143. 234, 235 Treganza. JoAnne Z 163 Tremayne. Ernest W 70. 109 Tremmel. Elizabeth A 162 Trettnera. Larry 80 Triller, Mary E. ..34. 38. 103. 105. 185 Triplctt. Robert D 89. 229 Trocinsky. Frances J 34. 108. 162 Trommler. Kenneth 250. 260 Truax. Ernest 80. 101 Truscheit. Robert SO Tucker. Rosemary A 186. 187 Tully. Phillip C 89 Turbcs. Calvin C 34, 88, 108, 145 Turkington. Barton 61, 80, 260 Turkinton, John 61, SO Turner, Elizabeth J 170 Tuttle, Lucile 105, 170 Tultle. Margaret 1 69.168 Tvedt. Virginia L 159 Twedt. Ruth 114 Twichell. Mary M 110. Ill, 170 TWISTERS 252 Twogood. Helen L 136.185 Tyerman. David J 34 U Ucckc. Mary Jean... 135. 138. 188. 189 Ueltz. Dorothy J 164. 252 Uhl. Edith C 190. 252 Uhlig. Hans G 143. 231 Uhl. Mildred E 34. 50 Ungs. David H 72. 88 Unzeta. Ross Juan M 138 Upton. Marjorie 34. 252 Urista. Harold 89 Utter. Ann L 115. 190 Utter. Richard 219 V Vallentyne. Doris J 34. 162 Valmorc. Marjorie L 180. 252 Van Arkel. Robert 80 Van Booven. Floyd SO Vanderbilt. Kermit 80 Vandergriff. Ray SO. 250 Vanderhoff. Margil F 110. 111. 159 Van Der Kamp. Ralph SO Vanderlinder. H. Spencer 89 Vander Schaas. Howard SO. 114 VanDeventer. Beverly E 34. 160 Vangsness. Carleton T. ..24. 34. 56. 123. 129, 130, 141, 264 Van Gilst, Gerald W 89 Van Horn, Robert 80 Van Hyning, Marjorie M 100, 158 Van Vlack. Helen F 103. 109. 115 Van Vlack. Philip W 70 Van Zant, Robert 80 VARSITY I 263 Vatchcr. Marjorie E 170 Veenstra, H. Robert 34, 89, 139 Vega, Mario 138 Vegari, Mason 88 Vegors, Mason M 229 VEISHEA 94, 95 Veline. Bette 190 Verplank, Maurice S 88. 145 VETERINARY MEDICINE COUNCIL. 59 VETERINARIAN STUDENT 72 Vial. H. Catherine 34. 60. 104. 105. 135. 172 Vicencis. Javier 138 Vidas. Charles SO. 101 Vidone. Richard 80 Vichweg. Eugene 80 Virtue. Byron T 139 Visser. Joan 167 VISTONIAN CLUB 138 Voelker. Howard H 250 Vogel. Ruth 118 Vohs. Janice M 101.169.189 Voigtiander. Golda L 164 Volk, Arthur 89 Volk. Carolyn 35, 60, 180 Vollmar, Warren W 88 Vollmcr, Mrs. Lillian 161 Voltz. Winifred 163 Volz. E. C 144 Vonderhaar. Constance L 164 Vondracek. John E 35. 142. 242 Von Deggern. R. D 80. 101 Von Tersch. Lawrence W. ..35. 124. 142 Voreck. Wallace E. ..35. 123. 141. 230. 231 Voris. Jean M 35, 106, 132, 170 Vorse, Norma G 136, 185 Vrooman, Donald 88 Vrotsos, Allen SO W WAA 266 Wade, Jess 80 Wade, William 80 Wadliegh, Calvin 80, 199 Wadsley, Betty Jo , ,35, 100, 101, 109, 133, 136, 170 Waggoner, L. E 89 Wagner. Kathryn E 170 Wagner. Mary Lou 35, 53, 182 Wagner, Rex 250, 251 Wagner. Robert E 66. 88. 260 Wagsland, Herbert 88 Waisanen. Miriam A 35. 115. 161 Wakeley. Ray E 143 Wagner. David SO Walfson. Rudolf 80 Walker. Albert L 58 Walker. Dorothy J. . .35. 36. 68. 131. 197 Walker. Charles 80 Walker. Gene H 55. 244 Walker. Gene 35. 141. 217 Walker. Guy J 226 Walker. Lee 139 Wallace. David 237 Wallace. Robert L 89 Wallace. Shirley M 166 Wallace. Ann 35. 186 Walsh, James 89 Walsh, Lt. J. H 78 Walsh. Kenny 242 Walsky. John 89 Walters. Warren 220 Waltz. Richard L 100, 101. 143 306 Wanb. John V 88. 145 Ward, Betty J -35 Ward. Gene ZZZ Ward, Laura A loZ Ward. Meredith .80 Ward. Norman 231 WARD SYSTEM 244 Ward. Tommy L I ' J Ward. Walter E ■ ■■ i?. Ware. Chester D ® ' J?? Warman. Jean D • ■ • • J Warner. Meredith 250. 253. 260 Warren. Arthur S ' - }9°. Warren. Marian ■ ■ • -114 Warren. Martha M 161. 252 Warren. Sue J 100. 166 Warshansky. Gerald 88 Wassom. Clyde E 100 Waterman. Janis • ■ • 179 Waters. Patricia A 146. 158 Watkins. Daniel J 139. 227 Watkins. Dean A 35. 89. 120. Watson. Carl -89 Watson. Lucille A. 35. 48. 53. 108. 172 Watson. Richard E 142 Watt. Dorothy J. ..35. 53, 68. 131. 184. 185 Watt. Elizabeth A... 50. 53. 57. 66. 127. 155. 185. 267 Walters. Robert C 143 Watts. Harold L 101 Waxweiler. Jilt „ ;59 Weaver, Keith 80. 100. 101 Weaver. Paul E 139. 235 Webb. E, Jean 168 Webb, Le Roy ,80 Webber, Henry A 141 Weber, Alfred E 104 Weber, Alvin ■ ■ ■ ■ -88 Weber, Alvin F 35. 227 Weber. Armin -80 Weber. Mrs. B. A ■ ■ -ISO Webster, Edwin .89, 105 Webster. J. Vincent ..35. 56. 130. 139 Weekley. William W 244 Weems. Marilyn A If9 Wegman. Antoinette J 108. 158 Weoner. Phyllis E 67. 135. 164 Wehde. Ray 80. 256. 257 Wehde. Roy SO. 257 Wehler. Duane R 35. 112 Wehrli. Robert 80. 139 Weigel. Martha 35. 58. 146 Weinstein. Alex ..35. 36, 37. 129. 242 WELCH HALL 168. 169 Wellmerlinj. Barbara J 35. 167 Wells. Quinton ■ • ■ ■ ■|0 Wclp. Margery A 66. 103. 157 Wclton. Dick 210 Werner. Lena L 163 Wensinj. Nathalie E 175 Weppler. Jeanne F 109. 162. 135 Wertin. Henry SO WESLEY FOUNDATION 109 West. Beverly J 50. 60, 135 West. Ebba -35 West. Mary L 166 Westcot. Mary J 190 Wester. Elizabeth 100 Westerfeldt. Marvin H 88. 145 Westerlield. Mary 1 170 Westhc. Donna M 110, lU, 190 Westphal, Erika R 169 Wetmore. Mary S. ..100, 101, 146, 166 Wetzel. Dean SO Wheat. Richard 80 Wheeler, Frances E 35, 90, 186 Wheeler, John 89 Wheelock. Tom 262 Whelan. Barbara M 35, 182 Whetstone. Lois R 35, 165 Whitaker. Robert 88 White. Beryl E 101. 159 White. Betty F 132. 162 White. Constance L 161, 252 White. Donald H. ..37, 123, 128. 141 White. Frank 80 White. Leonard L 89. 208 White, Mavis M 160 White. Chief Bos ' n R. 78 White. Robert 80 White. Vincent 80 White. William 80 Whitford. Russell L 88. 145 Whiting. Medoro A. ■ 164 Whitley. G. C 229 Whitnah. Don 80. 101. 135 Whitmer. Helen L 178.179 Whitselt. Charles 89 Whitson. Robert 80 Wibholm. Esther M 35. 162 Wickland. A. E...123. 128. 141. 208 Widmark. Glenn A 114. 145 Wiebracht. Ann 160 Wiedemann. Glenn K 244 Wiedenlield. John 80 Wiegman. Rachel M 38. 103. 182 Wieland. Everhart 89 Wieland. Truman 80 Wiernsbergcr. Doris M 170 Wiest. William 88 Wig. Clifford SS Wilczek. Jerome 89 Wiley. V. D 89 Wilkie. Rose E 158 Willcox. J. A 235 Williams. Ann E 1S5 Williams. Carolyn 182 Williams. Dean 232 Williams. Eudora A 167 Williams. Frances A 158 Williams. Franklin 80 Williams. Gene E 139 Williams. Jane L 166 Williams. June D 167 Williams. Marilyn A. ..35. 64. 174. 175. 252 Williams. Marion L 165 Williams. Mary A 35. 163 Williams. Mary A. ..69. 135. 185. 269 Williams. Mary C 146 Williams. Mary Jo 179 Williams. Paul 80 Williams. Philip L 80 Williams. Ray ■ . 88 Williams, Richard C 88, 145, 231 Williams, Roger H 47, 54, 229 Williamson, Errol D 140 Williamson, Ray 80 Willis, Alice C 103 Willis, Ben S 142 Willis, Marion E 58. 60. 146, 176 Willmann, Robert 80 Willrett, Evelyn M 35. 53, 185 Wills, Darl 152 Willson, L. H 163 Wilmarth, Mrs. Emma T 179 Wilson. Archie 123 Wilson. Barbara A 167, 189 Wilson. Carol R 100, 161, 167 Wilson. Charles 80 Wilson. Gaylord 219 Wilson. Helen M 161 Wilson. J. G 89 Wilson. Joyce L 146, 182 Wilson. Leslie 88 Wilson. Marion J 158 Wilson. Maxine E 136. 175, 252 Wilson. Robert D 244 Wilson. Lt. R 87 Wilson. Sanford B 88. 145 Wilson. William 88 Wilson. Zoe M 190. 269 Wilts. James 80. 100. 142 Wiltsie. Leroy 113. 250. 262 Wimmer, Ernest L 128 Winders, Marvin S 35.89 Windharn, Dale • 89 Winger, Donald C 35. 143 Winger, Edward H 126 Winn, Marjorie L 151. 164 Winn. Mary 39 Winter, Ernest H 143 Wiser, Howard 80 Wishnufl, Gene 80 Witt, LaVerne E 88. 145 Witle. David 88 Wittkowski. Kay 118 Wolfe. Richard 250 Wolfson. Rudolph 80 Wollmerskauser, Charles SO Wolmutt. Betty A 157 WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB 101 WOMEN ' S I ' FRATERNITY 268 WOMEN ' S PANHELLINIC COUNCIL .53 Wood. Bud 224 Wood. Patricia A 163 Wood. Ruth E 159 Woodburn. Helen M 67. 136. 175 Woodley. Walter 88 Woodrow. David 80 Woodrow. Mary K 166 Woods. Ella J 35. 157 Woodward. Richard 80. 101 Woolrich. Jack 80 Woolston. Lionel L. 35. 129. 134. 140 Worley, Leon M 35. 142 Worley. Loren 80 Wortman. Helen M 110. 111. 190 Wright. Charles 265 Wright. Harold N 35.142 Wright. Herbert 80 Wright. James M 89 Wright. Naomi R 35. 162 Wright. Richard SO Wulf. Wilbur H 35. 50. 141. 217 Wurlman. Mildred L 162 Wyatt. Kenneth E 242 Wykolf. Henry 88.145 Wymborny. David 80 Wymore. Wayne 100 Xeryford. E. .80. 138 Yap. Avon 80 Yardley. John 80 Yarecek. Merle 89 Yarnes. Donald C 35. 70. 103. 142 Yarwood. Helen M. ..70. 141. 185. 252 Yates. Lloyd 80 Yeoman. Fred 128 YMCA CABINET 61 Yoder. Janet A SO. 60. 186 Yoder. Wayne D 88.145 Young. Barbara L 159 Young. Gretchen 1 27. 35. 60. 155. 186 Young. Harvey 89 Young. Jauvanta M 100. 146. 169 Young. Mrs. Madge M 166 Young. Martha P 100 Young. Mary E 166 Young. Norma K 187 Young. Philip G 35.222 Young. Phyllis 167 Youngblade. Gloria A 179 Youngren. Donald 80, 101, 208 Yuhas. Paul 250 Yunker. Warren 238 YWCA CABINET 60 Zack, James 89 Zahler. Arlell 80 Zanutto. Anthony F 211 Zarley. Guy 80 Zatkoff. William 89 Zhasnik. Gilbert 89. 167 Ziemer, Robert R,,.35. 48. 49. 134. 140. 232. 233 Zilch. Wilhelm 81 Zimmerman. Harry F.. .35, 54, 142, 200 Zimmerman. Josephine M 184 Zimmerman. Miriam S 158 Zimmerman. Philip 88 Zimmerman. Robert L 46. 210, 211 Zimmerman. Winifred B 136 Zink. Robert 89 Zinser. Kenneth 80 Ziton, Albert 80 Zivi. Sam 80 Zmolck. William G 55, 218, 219 Zolbe, Thomas 88 Zolkoski. Edward 89 Zwalinskl. Marion 88 307 d