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I Presented by the students of Iowa State College THE BOMB OF 1952 Pat Pumphrey, Editor Roger Hill Managing Editor Robert W Dowell, Business Manager David L Williams, Assistant Business Manager ' A. ■N om Iowa Stat« Coll«g« Am«s, Iowa teen u n r e y - t w o , v !-J))Hir • «t hS ' ■W J C)l)sir iiin iniiliiioii siirroundin); Ihc zodiac, llusi- Mudciil!! avoid llic jinx l v ualkiiii; aioiiiid il. •-3 Introducing Our Theme It ' s the Zodiac! — a phrase which has much mean- ing here at Iowa State. It has such an influence upon us that almost everyone will walk arouncJ it as he goes through the revolving doors at the Union rother than chance flunking his next exam. Yes, the zodiac, one of the first things we see here at Iowa State, is one of the things we shall always remem- ber. We have chosen it as our theme for this reason and because everyone does have a star to guide him through life. As you open the pages, you wi see those who have followed their stars at Iowa State during the last year. TABLE OF CONTENTS DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE Dean and Faculty 21 Council 23 Seniors 24 DIVISION OF ENGINEERING Dean and Faculty 33 Council 35 Seniors 36 DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS Dean and Faculty 45 Council 47 Seniors 48 DIVISION OF SCIENCE Dean and Faculty 55 Council 57 Seniors 58 DIVISION OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Dean and Faculty 65 AVMA Officers 67 Seniors 68 CAMPUS SOCIAL EVENTS Bomb Beauties 72 Royalty 80 Features 88 COMPETITIVE COLLEGIATE SPORTS Inter-collegiate Sports 112 Intramurals 120 Women ' s Sports 138 EXTRA-CURRICULAR ORGANIZATIONS Honoraries 150 Military 169 Interest Groups 178 COLLEGE RESIDENCE LIFE Greek Residences 275 Independent Residences .... 365 Ward System 406 69 1 8 Those who follow my sign shall be land- loving, industrious and very independent. Those who follow my sign shall be ever building, industrious, and dependable. Those who follow my sign shall be ambi- tious, ever faithful and affectionate. Those who follow my sign shall be rest- less, inventive, and always imaginative. Those who follow my sign shall be heal- ing, kind, always thoughtful and generous. Those who follow my sign shall be inter- esting, sociable, artistic and emotional. Those who follow my sign shall be ath- letic honorable and very competitive. Those who follow my sign shall bo trust worthy dependable honest and successful. Those who follow my sign shall bo constantly considerate and cooperative. ' • ■- . OUR CAMPUS Winter wonderland viewed from Union bridge f .T •,U ■V; . •v«: !f It V Vl IsU r-- - . pitit - , ' ' ' i ::? ' KI U l . ' j 2 Our golf course-favorite spot for ' ' sports 11 ,a5(tR v: . j y ' SWi •,. m-  ' A ,r ■' Sk:;. ' %t l.- : a u •■' %-. %¥ ' : Hk;-;- .SSftf . A well-trod walk between classes and the Union 12 Our most famous landmark-th e campanile n . :t ADMINISTRATION All is iu t business for the Fiilevs. In the prixacv of thcii home on the Knoll, (lu ' ImhI happintss witli each other. The Frileys . . . On the Job at Home and at School I ' resiclciiL I ' lilc) is no longer 1 he Most l ligible Man on Cani|His ! Now accompanying him to college dances, plays, concerts, and .iildelic e cnts is his erv charming hride, Mrs. Friley. The center oi attention at college ac ii i- lies this past year, the i rile s became The Most Popular ( ouple at l.S.d. Senior girls AWil college l.nuh were pre-endneni wiih the presideiil and Ins w ile: lor llie were the honored guests al numerous alieinoon le.rs at the Frile home dining tlie year. In this va Mis. Friley became belter acc|uaiiUed with sindciiis. lier ser ing as a judge at ' aricties. she Ms e en more lamiliai with campus acli ities. Uui ' arie- t les was onl one ol the e enls whicli absorbed her lime and interests. An admirer oi good music, she claimed the Iowa Slate music deparlmenl the best ol those o| all other c omparalile ( oiU ' ges. I ' resideni Hilex. ai iiome and .iw.ix. was boosting pub- lic iclalions ol (he school .ill ilus in addition to his ollitial duties as the I ' resideni ol Iowa State ( olleiie. 14 DK ( II KI Is I I kill I ' rtwitlcnt ( l ir.fii Slalt ' Cnllrf e IS ni:AN M. n. hiuser Director oj I ' rrsoiitiel Able Administrators Aim for Progress 1)K. j. (.. GRANT Sliiiliiil llriilth Dirrrliir 16 K I III U M (.() VN KOIll K I U. OKK Libiaiiaii II. II. I ' l Ml Umineu Munanii % ¥ ■M l 17 division of agriculture SCORPIO THE SCORPION watches over those who are growers, harves- ters, shepherds— the providers of man- kind. It is the sign of all purification 18 •Ct-,,. K ' 4te« =-.tr i:$ ' i: - .■i ' , ' ■■■■:■Curtiss Hall, tating «cM on niUial (aiuiJiis, is i.ud. ul .ii;iiiulluial .uIimIks Iowa State College Farmers Are Scientist 20 UK FI.OM) M)I E ihaii of ii fif iillinr M.iiii ht.idcjii.ii ti i — ujih th( l f-.ui ctiri-ctini; ()|H-i.iii  n Xi;. 21 DK. C. A. IVERSON l)ah liuliislry DR. A DRE McCOMB UK. C. . CANNON Dairy Husbandry Agricultural Faculty Faces the Future Farmer n ( l Ml Kl M. DON l I) ltii ullimit li tr}i inu Seniice DR. R. i;. I ' HILLII ' I ' oiilhy fliishimihy DR. F. F. RIECKEN ii iojiojjiy 22 A Good Social Year For Ags and Ag Council Itliu .itcd laniicrs ni.n he jjiodiucd h ilif Division nf Ap i- (iiliiMc-. I)ui ilicif arc otlur thiiii;s ilu- Aggits suidy uliicli liosli aiitl iranski sIikIcmis loimtl ui ai ilu Ircshinan Rc ' tc|)li()ii in tlic lall. I lu nici (Icpartnicni heads and nianv ol ilu ' hi(ulty aronnd pnnili howK. l: L ihc sonicwliat h hrid htrni (ailed an Ag I ' nj inccr was included at ihis gel logelhei. Heliind all ol this was Agiiinllural ( ' onncil. W ' ithoni wasting time. tiuN slatted woiking oti the ainiual ll.nvevi Ball — a l)liie jeans and plaidsliiit allaii again this lall. To make absolutely suic that there could he no . g without a dale, they | laime(l a mixer two nights beh)re the daiue. Crowned hy Dean ndie. ihe i|iieen and the rest of ihe crowd danced lo ihe music of W es Hooker and his oidiestra. ()ine again the Memot ial I ' nion was lilleil when it ame time lor ihe . g [ian(|uet. With the |)iil)li(iiv reading A ' our All-Ag lian- c|uei. the Agi icultural l)i ision atnac ted so many of iis members ihat (ireal Hall was nearly Hooded. ' . B. Hamilton, an imporianl educa- tor and [)ig breedei in Iowa. ga e the main address. I he lasi mass g-aihering lor the couni il year was ihat of ihc gri( iiliural ( ' onvocaiion held winter (luarter. when Presidcnl Bill Mevers and other members directed a discussion of departmental adiviiies. Ilrirrndinii Slairt rxl lo Bamilrr: MiKcc. Hurlman. Complon (treat. I, Jiiikin . While. (:oiii ' l.iiiil, A. ChriMianvn. MtCilic. Slupiirll. Srrond Hoii ' . Boocn. Van r-rli. Dale. CnlMllr. RinV.i t, Doii.il.l ,i, . Chri«li.iim-n ( ecv.l. 23 VIh ' I. Fi;iiuis L. Vckci, DiiiiiR ' c:. Vllcii, (.lorm ' H. Aiidi ' iM ' ii, Dclinar L. AiultTsoii. Koht-i ' l E. Aiuln. r.iiil I). Annan. Norman L. Vi ' (-n ls, l onalfl L. Vinolil. Kiiluiiil V. Viiinld. William I). Ashl) . Ihompson D. Alkinson. K( i;(-i E. l!a I i. Ilaiold . Kaliicnhnit;. Ficdcrir K. Barno. Kolurl A. Bi ' a(t , Donald P. Brck vilh, Thoma.s E. Kill. Jamts K. Bcngtson, Loonaid E. Bills. Arnold . Billnir, Ki.hard H. Bhuk. Kidi.ird (. Bli.vs, Hiii;o S. Bocscn, John W. Bollon, G. Oalvin Bool, Wilbur J. Bowi ' n, Wilbur E. Brrcd. William (i. BroiknuM-r, Kit hard L. Broun. NilI rl t. Biuhanan. Ko rr E. Bnck. Ki h.ncl L. Bu.ml. I ' anI E. BuMh, William H. Buslini ' ll, Frederic R. Ciampbell, Donald t. Cani|)l)ill, H. A.. Jr. f anipbcll. MiMm R. Carlson. Eldon A. ( hapman, Bilh B. Chrisicnstn, James V. f hr sial, Torn Clark, Roy A. Clark, Wendell P. Cochran, Thomas E. Coffman, Carl K. Cohn, C:arl K. CJolfilauer, Kenneth E. Ciilon , M.irion II. C iin| loM. John ). ( onnill. C harlis R. Connor. Robiii ( . C:o| elaii l. Ilni{h J. CJore, . laiiii(c E. Coyle, inc i mi |. C:rawfoid, Ronald L. Oah. Jim E. Dean. C.erald W. De.in, RoIm ' ii I,. Dennis. Kolxn K. p f q. 24 H ri P ' « « ni A- II 2 ' i ' r ff 12 ll«nc Jmr| h C DiililK-ri. William II. I .III, llatrv S. KIhii. (.rotKC II- I.iIh,iiiI«. Ktitiliiii T. lilh.iiiU. Silli.iiii I). I llii.ii. Ii.iiik M. I ili l.inil, l.roii ( . Il-IIMO, l 1lll.llll I). I it hirr . . C Ml li , Jr. I inIi. |«Iiii V. l( ' iiiiiiK Ucaii W. Furl. ]iiliii n. fox. KoIh ' iI 1.. I ikMii. Ill C . (ii-M-iilMiit;, KiiIm-iI C titli. Kiili.iiil M. (lllk, M.IMill 1). ■nv Fiirsl, ( harli- T. (..Itssltl. Willi.llll It. (..illiiu.iv. KiiImii I.. ( .irlnn, Cfiirm (.. (.illxil. Fi.iiik (). (.ill s|iir. ( .illliiM M.. 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' ! . I intlf-fi I . I ' lillin.iii. M.iik . K.i . Willi.iiii .. K ililini;iiiii. IiIhmi R. Krlllll. Kol.lllll S. Klillr . MiMlll l Km litniiiiil, KiiIhiI II. Kiilillr. Kiilirll ( . Kin.i«. Iliiiiiii N. KiiiKUriilM-ii;, KolirtI C HiiliiitMtii, KiiIh-iI L. KiiliiiiMin. 1 ol K. Kni;ri%. lArtni M. KiiiMii. Wilfinl n. Koiirr. ( l.iik I KMlrl. Jllllll I KMiiri. KjiI K. H.tlllllrl«, l li.lllr . SjiiiLiKr. Kfif rr II. .Vhacici, RoKci 27 Schiiitl)iiii, Allrii (.. Sihniidl. (.liii H. Sthuniakoi, f.illHTl A. Scott, Llovd E. Scott, Slaiilc R. Scribbins, Edward C. Sc eiM ii. MillDii J. ShclllKii;. (..lil Sliik, lUriiai l M. Shiibat. K.iMiioiid L. Shui;a rt, John L.. Jr. ShuUicc, (.. Richard SiiialU- , Jaiiu- II. Smith, KiismII F. Spain, Charles F. Sparrow, Jov E. Staicrt, Paul J. Stanck, DarUiu- M. Stevenson, Donald V. Sliini, Walter L. Strandherj;, Donald (.. Strothinan, Charles M. Supplill. Ki(khani Swan, Frank V, Tail, Willis M. Tinkham, Theodore E. Tohiaski, Robert . Toedi, Dale L. Tonilinson, Cieorije D. Truiike , Charles E. Trusteni, (.lenn E. Cnderwond, Ra R. L ' thotr, Or ille D. Vandchaar, Norman (. Vennerbcrg, Dwii;ht C. Vermillion, Forrest D. Visser, Darvl F. VogencN, Edward R. Voland, Maurice E. Voss, Rei;is D. Wachlel, Cav W. Waite, Jack D. Walsh, Leo M. Warren, Ridiaiil D. Watkins, illianl II. Watrin, L. EdwartI Webb, C:. Vern Weber, Dali V. Weed, Joseph II. Wchrman, Ciecil L. Weir, Elmer A. Weir, James W., Jr. Wesiphal, Warren IS. WhiH ' , Ceor e II. Wiant, Rex II. Wikner, l an A. Wihox, Fran is I,., |i Williams, Eilwaid T. Williams, John L, Wilson, Nturis I.. 28 WilMiii, Kfilirri F. ilmrt, KolM-rl . UimmI. John I. U(iriiilr , Mtroii I:. Umiilrr, i % E. lir. j. lliin • ' mii;. Ilioiiijt K. oiiMK. Uilliui W. iurikiii, Frjmi . Zixka, RolK-rl U. ' : 29 ivKion OT engineering CANCER THE CRAB watches over those who are builders, creators, self-providers -all strong men. It is the sign of most rapid and thorough comprehension. 30 mm - m — SSSj rl,i l1  ■iB LUnml -S BiBH? ' « ' ' - ; ■■I B til ' -■' - - ' S 1 : Jl . ' ' 7 HC IJW •Home for the engineers is MaiXoii Hall — tin- .ihsoliiu- ctnm ul ilu cngiiicti! ' orbic. ISC Engineers Sell Their Trade Throughout U. 32 33 DR. M. S. COOVER Electricat Eniihirrrhiti I)K. J. B. DAVIDSON A iihitcctttt ' tit Enirhit ' f} i iij DR. CHARLtS M. IKJDI) Ceramics Ettgineerin Engineering Faculty Encourage Student Efforts . . DR. (.LENN Ml ' Rl ' HY Tlit ' oit ' tii til iind iffltlu ' d Mi-dunius UK II. FULLER (.itiil Eiigiiieeihin DR. L. O. STEWART Civil £ngi i (i(ii!; 34 Exfraordinary Council — Even at Athletics I lu I M I MiaordiiKH V I ' ligincci coiiusi proved iliai engineers lan cl(t iniuMi.il things — in lad. niosi anylhing. And liigineeiing Cloinuil, loo. Iiad an exirordinai ilv l)nsy year of activities. Kdd Mason, .ifter |)erf()rniing more leats ilian any one else, was named most extra- iirdinar at the Kngineers ' (Carnival. (.om|)lete with sawdust and side- shows, it was held in tiie Armory in true (ainival style. (ioing inlormal this vear. ( ' oiuuii made tiie Kngineers ' Uall. Lajlies Knight. a true success, . ccording to committee members, the dance went o er because of the contnixi rsial lou ' d Slulc Doily, a |)iib- lic itv stunt printed the week before. 1 hi l)nil was followed by a poem passed oiu o er (ampiis and so man ariic les in ilie Ditih that everyone was (idl aware it was time h)r the Hall. There was an aiidetic victory, too. for Engineering Comu ill Alter (iiallenging tiie . g Clonncil — arch rivals — to a battle on liie basket- ball floor between halves ol the Oeighton game, the engineers went on to win in. Reason lor liie low score? liolii teams wore i oxing gloves! The g-ame was good for many more laughs than exc itemenl. Willi Wendell Van Horn as president of the council and Professor James Ii Kean of the (.eneral Engineering I)ei)artment as advisor, members acted as liosi ai ilu- hcshman reception in v I. ill ii was anotiici cilini In inirodiKi- luw siiidciiis lo ihe division. .Also memijers ol the comu il were liie editor and tiie i)iisincss manager of I ' lif loivn Kn iiirri . In iliis way Engineering C ' .oiinc il kept in dose roniatt with ihc publishing of any news from ihe division. Nor was tile news .scarce! irtr (.. , i.jiM. KiiildtiiK. l.jn Mi. Hrjftlo. MfRi tirrl . Prt.t MiKr ii. rlr . Kilihl Hiiu-. I h f III I « (• n MiiiI(U«, V ' jti Morn WrttrtK rit. IVtr.ili. I ft n I r . Jnhnwin How: Bjdrr, IIiiIm-i. ' -,. ' - (V. |i. ). I IH)IIU« (| ' T . I. Sprrrini. Samct. 35 Aaiics, Girald D. Abrahanisoii, John J. Adam, Robtrt C. Ahri-iis, icloi R. AlAli, Ahmed S. Aldciiiiaii. EhiKT M. Aiiu ' iiks, Villus R. Andtisoii, l aii O. V. AiuliiMiii, Mtl iii S. AiulciMiii, RUliard W. Andri ' scii, Ailhiii W. Angerer, Edward V. Arbiiii, r.iiiil, Jr. ArdiiMi. John A. ArmMioiii;, Williiuii S. Aumislsoii, (.oidoii W. Bakir. C. I ' hilii) BaiiK ' N, ( ciald L. Bailos, Frank R. Baru, Adam A. BfckiT, James N. Btckcr, Jolin B. Bcciiur, Roijcr D. Bergdahl. Louis A. Bcrrav, Rolurt V. Bichcl, Darwin C . Birdimiir, Richard W. Bird, Levi C;. Bradli , Edward V. Bradli , John R. Brandl. H.iiold L. Braiui, Doll. lid •. Briiiiilc, Joliii Broikiii.iiiii. Kobirc F. Kniiii. Kiih.iid H. Broshar, A. (.crald Brosli.ii. Jiihii C. Broun, Riihaid N. Bru ck, Sluarl R. BuiknuiNUr, C. Roger Burthlii ' ld, Vauic .S. Burgcvi, Uwight S. Burl, Waller F. Byrne, Henry S. Capellen, Jennings M. Carharl, George D. Car| eiiler, Seih L. Chamberlain, Richard S. Chanlland, Arnold (). ( b:i| iiiaii, Jesse D. ( lu.iiiiiii, Mar«in K. ( heiiyliolines, Cleo U. C:lark, Maurice L. (Causing, Don I ' . C llliielils. John . Colli, me, Da i l (). Cxtluill, llerberl W. ConiielU, Truly II Gene Cook, Floyd il. Coon, Harvard J. r ffIA (p fi C p .C v c 36 fTiL iaK (4iHlr , KoImiI ]. (lilll) ' .. KolHtt 1). f iiiiiii, C - lric G D.lllKill. IdiMl l .iM-n|Miit. krntirih K. Datiiluiii, William L. l).iM . Kiili.iril II. ll.ihMMi. Kill Ittik. I.iIh.ii I N. IK ' l ol lM ' Ui-ir. KiiIh-ii M. O1-U-1111.MI11, J  M-|ih J. Ilrnnirr, ' I hotiia L. I mI . Jrrnlil ( . Iloriniaii. Ailri.iii k. l oiii;.il. iuiii . I iv ( ' ll. KoImM W. Drakt. Doii.ilil I . DiiiiK. VIImK It. © DuiikcT, Cordon F. EaMon, Roger J. EllrnlH-rm-r, Jack E. Ericson, John E. Evans, Waxnr EwcM. KmIluiI L. FaiilKl. KoUit I . Ft ' iii ' lon. KoImiI L. FcryiiMiii. Max . . Fi-rrcc. HrrlK-rl E. Flint. KolHrl l(. Flivs, Andrew l . Forlx , Janif I_ Frankmhiri;, John R. Frt-t-fl, John l . Frt ' cnian. r.inl I . Freriihs, K -niirlh E. Frivhour. Jann V. Frt-und. I honias L, Fiillon. S.nnon ). (.allri. RoImii I Griall. M.iiiiii I Crilhoin. Don.ilcl II. (irrwii;. RoImii V. (.iIIkii. Riih.iiil . (.rail. Ua nr H. (.rahani, I Inirr F. (■i.ihliii.Min. % illiain I (.ia liill. Wiliiiii II ( iri;Min. lloii.iM I .iii|i.i. Si. lull  M. (.iiriiiM- . |ohn l . (•Il lrl. (irdrl 11 k I (.iiiiMillo, W.ikI II llalM-ikn. (oliM V . Hair. I i l Hall. llo .ii l U llaninionil, Jaim « I . 1 1 anna. Janir« ( . Ilantrn. F. Oli rr llaiivtn. Oatid V. Hani . Flii;rnr IV 37 H;irl. (JiTald E. HiiKh, RoIhii H. H;ill( ' i , DoM.iUI P. H.iii| l. (iiiiLiikI O. Haiishaliii, (.ctirijc- M.iuK ' N, (hat Us L. HcdsliT.iii. Doii.ilil ll( ' i ' iii lia. ll()«aicl C;. Hiikliii, Koiiald A. Hiimiiiuislfi, David L. Hiiai, alla« HoImIi ' , na i l I). Holland. S|Hnur L. llols lu ' i. Donald J. tloC likis . Wallfi A. lio laiid. L li ' W. HuIh ' I ' . Lcfi K. Hudson, George A. Iliikill. iiliani iM-iNon. Mm (Ml J. Ja(ol ' s )n. C.liailt ' s Jacobson, Roi;t ' i ' J. Johns, Howard W. Johnson, Itiufe L. Johnson. Francis Johnson, Ronald V. J  hnson, Ronald L. Jones. Robert B, Jones, William H. Jorijensen, Arlo Kavanagh, Patrirk Keeley, Emery R,, Jr. Keener, Martin (.. Kelleher, Denis M. Keller, Cxtil W. Kellogg, Jark L. KenneN. I ' .itriek .V. Kineheloe. R. D. Kinl el, Carl K. Klingler, James B. Kohl, Keiuieth C:. Kolakou ' ski, Daniel Koo hagian, Arineii . Krelis. Donald V . Krueger, Robert H. Kiiehl. Rollo H. Kuhl, Albert £. Kvidahl, Reinerl Larey, (larente J. LaFleiir, E lward J. Landy, Arney Larson. Ra ninnd Leebl, Rolxil (.. Lee.se , Thoni.is f. Lcsling, Norman F. Lind, (,eorge Loesfhen, Heibert Lols|K ' i h. Ralph S. Low, Roger 1). Lundahl, Robei i I). r, Q cTi 38 O .xq O ' 1 i c (?b n ' J - •, f MiF.lwrr. Uillijiii n. Mit.uiM. K. M.i Ml Krr, I mikI.i« V. M.i.l.l.Hk., Ur M. M.iil l , { l.iirlKr E. M.ulvii, Mmoii (. Maine, Th iiii.i« ) M.iliii«l ' ili. .lll.lll t) M.iirk, IK111.1UI ( . M.iikrl. IIkiiii.is O. M.iilin. Uilli.iMi II. M.illlirH«, l.jHriiiic J. M.illli . KoImii J Mil-.. Willi.iiii II Mi kl(. J.i k I Millrr, Ki li.iMl J. Mimr, Jack M. Miiif;i , KiiIhtI V. Mironchik. KiIu.ikI MiMirr, (.Unii . Moik. FiirusI J. Miirs. Jiiliii E. Mcirst-, D.niil S. M0S«S. VI III! I). MiiilKi. Il(iii (.. Miiir. Kohtrl M. Miir.ik.iiiii, Hicli-n Mxcrs. f.i ' iirm- M. Nrill. Kiih.ir l L. Nc ' iviii. Il.i i(l L. Niininri s, J.iiiu-t ( . Ncpluw. li  i I. NcMtil. Il.llllll I. Nifls4-ii. ( l.iiriur (. NirlMii, KoIhtI . Nixiin. I . ml K. orflt|tii l. (,1111 OlMrliii. KiivhI I.. (llt ' M ' M. Dii.iiir H. Olrvii, Viirii L. «)Im-ii. (.Iiii . Oiliicr. I).il OxImiimi, Niiiiiian Ollrv ' ii. illi.iiii r.l r. ( ll.il lr r.lll.ls. ( ll.lll I . I ' .ilniri. Kiili.ii l . I ' .IIVOIIS. (.II.llll I l ' jii«, I.IiimI L. r Mir, ILiiold L. I ' ririvii. Djiiirl ( . PrlrlM !!. l .ilHin (. i rlrtMiii. Ut i K I ' nkiiik. Willi.iiii I ' rlian, I iimIiI I ' Irillri. Uilli.1111 I. l ' fHilr . KoIhii ). I ' ljCI. lloM.llil s I ' lilljjin (.r iii;r K. IMr. illi.itii J ' © 39 QiiisI, Kiili.iid (. Kama, KaMiioiid KaiuiilmtliUr. J ti Kdial. Josipli (.. KlnnaN, Waiicii J., Jr. Ricd, Chailis M. Rodmrs. I ' aiil I). K  . Kldiaxl ( . KiK ' iiiiaii. illani M. Kiilnvt ' dd. (.I ' lald I . KoMiilKTuri. (lark Rosi-nlKTijri . Paul Kul)v. (ioidoii Rudiiiiii;, ChaiUs Rii h. William |. R aii, Thomas U. Si. John, Kiihard k. Saircll, . iliss Saiiier, James M, .Sihauc-i. Ralph F. Sihicl, Jot- H. .Sdu ' llbcri;, Villis Sihullf, William E. Seaman, Don E. I Shaw, William J Slu-ldon, jf hn V . Shiiiill, Ross M. Shoot, L lf E. Sifbcis, Mai in SitviTdins;, Wayne F .Sindelar, .4rno A. Smith, Gerald W. Smith, Noel I. Smith, Willis D. Snodgrass, Robert R, S| ani;ler, Leonard L. S|Hrrini;, Richard F. Spooner, Jack L, Stark, (.erald F. Ste!;elinan, Albert F. Stevenson, Francis E. Stewart, Ray N. Sle art, Richard P. Slotkini;, (.eoiye L. Storvick, Trimiaii S. Stover, Donald D. Strief, Dean . . Sirohman. Kendall W. Sltiinp. Mi( li.K-1 j. Sunuiei, Paul E. Sutherland, Robert Swansoii, William E. Thomas, Jack S. Thiiliii, E. Charles r ilMs. Riihard K. I. Kit , W.iMie r. I (iij(s. Robeil IS. I u( ki) , l.tlw al d S., |i . r«ee h, Robert M. an DNke, Rosioe H. 40 i ll .III lliifii. Wnulrll K. N .111 Niiiiurnrli, I ' hilip .iiiL;lin. KoIn-iI I.. .iiii;lii. Ji.liii ( NS.ill.iir. Kriili I.. .ilinn, J.inir% K. Watiii, l .in V. .ilMiii. Liiiii . Ui ' Im-i. Iljiirl F. Uriirt, Mir iii M Uilhrtrll. John M. Ulirclcr. K m ' li.i R VhrrliHk, Jiihii M W if krrh.iin. riliiitiiifl k. Uikr, J.iiinN N . Wilkr, KkIi.imI J. Uilti.iiii . Miiii.ilil F. Viii liiv. (.Iiii K. © WiniitT, Willi.iiii M ll. Kiih.ifd I. iiiiiii;. KnlM ' rl L. i i ' ii, (•Iciin R. 41 di vision of h ome economics Mr- GEMINI THE TWINS watches over those who are homemakers, teachers, child- bearers-all improvers of mankind It is the sign of greatest sensitivity 5 - . ' ui - 42 l-fi ' i .v J Ji.{. X : ■v ' -v ; ,! - l ,.- tj=: iy ■ v ' Tath.s foi luliiic honir ct oiioinisis lead to llu ' M ii(h door ol tht- llotnc r.(on( iiii(s Uiiildiiii;. Home Making Means a Career for Home Economist5 44 |)U r M IU I M I SON Dean of lltmit lintiotnits 45 1)K. MAKV S. LVLE Htttnf E( ononii Edm nlioii DR. FLOUtNtE EHKF.NkRVNZ Homehold Eqiiilinieut DR. LOIISE M. ROSEN FEED Home Ecoitomii s E ten iofi Seri ' ice These Home Economists Prefer Teaching . . I)K I I NORI St El 1 N Imlitiilittii Mtiiitiiirinrltl DR. EM)1 A . SWANSON Child Development DR. BETTY TOMAN Women ' s Physical Educalion 46 Home Economics Council Looks into the Future A gypsy liimiiR- ttllii lookid iluoiigh licrnyNtal hall in iIr- ilomc- I ' .coiioiiiit s CIduih il skii } i tii l.isi I, ill (in l!(inn- l(nn nii(s l).i . Slu- ifa«l. in crsL ' . the loi inncs l all nine lUpariuitnt.il i lui)s — .nid hri lit ihcv were, lor the dnhs and ihcir rci)rcscntali cs on ihc count il ha c i )ikc(l logcthci to plan an ai ii iivlillcd year. An especially prcpaifd I )iikl)()()k wiih ikijks Iuhii all ilu Iniled Nations was sold hy iheiomuil, headed by Harbaia lieebe and composed l iwentv de|)ariinental c Inb re|)rescnlati es, Monev Ironi the sale went ior a s(h )lar hip to be i en some woman ouistanding in home tto- iKJinics lor siii(l in ihistouniry. Two ol the membeis weie delegates at the American llonie I ' .eo- lomics Association ( ollege Club ( oineniion in ( hi(,i; i 1 hey had wo and a hall days lidl ol inieresiini; expci iciu is lo lell the coiiiuil iboiit when the came back. The annual Home V.i Hall, another ol ilu (oinuil ' s successlulK iponsored atlivilies, was headed by liarbara lieck. .Ml home ec students had a diance to gel belter atcpiaintcd with oreign siiidenis at the L ' niled Naii jns Day lea. Held in the lea room, t was a wonderful opporiunily to chat with fellow studenis from other oumries. It was very interesiing UJ listen lo these students with su( h lifferent backgrounds, and yet the same inlerests. i.ilk .ilxuii ilu piol) ems in their coimiries. . i d not U) be lelt out ol the d.u of clays — Woman ' s Day — the ounc il had its say on the baiKinei ( ommiitee. trtt How: Miller. Pawur. Bcniu-r. IUtI c fpr - . M r.iini (Irc-H.). Bowi-r. Ivcrson. I..tRiic. Srond Joic; F« iu- , i -  -l. HpurriiT. I.ip(M rt. Ilnrti Htm: Vcllcr. Miller. I umplir ' . Cornucll. Orr. iMiiiiiiiiKluMi. Mf cn (« v. . Kinii lt.it. ' Iliiilcl. SHiiuon («. p.). 47 Agan, Mary L. Ahlstroiii. Alia T. Alult ' lX)!!, lU ' ifilv S. AImiiii;. M;ii A. Aiiiuld, Lli alH ' lh A. Arrasinith, Sharon L. . r Joan E. Aurancl. Dolores E. Aulcii, M;uil n A. Azhill. I.li alit ' lli J. Barnard, Anni ' E. BarCoii, Lois J. Bartrug, Jean B. Bariz, June E. Baxter. Audrey A. Beck. Barbara A. BeelK ' . Barbara J. Beei;hl . Bettv L. Kiliiii. ISt ' Mrl . J. Belluoiiiiiii. Joyce L. Belotv. Joan B. Bendori. Carolui T. Benson, Barbara M. Bert;luiid, Betty M. Bevier, Aletha A. Bice, Joan A. Binder. I ' alritia J. Blahnik. Nir iiila J. Blair. Barbara L. Boe ink, ( erlru le C:. Booth, Patricia L. Bower, Marjori - [. Bower, Norma K. BreDahl, Lind.i L. Brookharl, Elizabeth A. Broun. Eloise A. Buck, Doreen J. Budelier, Patricia A. Binch, JoNce (i. Burian, Miriam K. Burmesler. lone I). Burrows, Jean H. ItiiiKiii. Patricia A. (.am|)lK ' ll. (!arol n Carslens. Mait;aiel 1). Clarter, .Mar E. (lark, MarilMi J. ( larke, Dorolln f. C ochran, Enierin Collins, Alice N. Conn. Kulli E. Oinrad, N.imy M. Ciopley, (iarol J. Coxon, Doris Jean (■roonijuisl, ( l,i(lvs M. DailN, M.niUn | Dee an, Dnioics DeJoMf;, Iai S. Diilenb.iih. Alice L. I)li iii;ln. M.ii lli.i J. 48 DiiliMi . XLiijoiir (•• DiikLrii, Ikiriiiliv. . lliiKK- !- t- M ' i K- ' l l iirr , I ' dtriiij A. iliirivli. I.iiiillr I.. Eaulcin, ttrtt E. F.Hulill, l.ini.i s Frrnr , I Ir.iiior M l ' |-|lnu , t.nliiM- I . (iridiii.iii, ( .iiiil K. FiMlii-i. IW- rrl . Fit iiiorriH, J.i (|iirliiir M. FoImiiii, Fli iil rlli M. Fo lrr, Man C. Frc-tiii;iiiii, Mar J. FrilMlit ' l, l iri F. Frii . Ki .i J. Ft.. 0 ' zr Fulloii, MaiiUii (.arrrlMiii, alli«- A. Cialt ' s, Fliiraiiiac (.( ' iKlc. DoKilliv F. (■illcK) ' . Kii.i I . (.illis, I I JIM I N K. (■imIIix. Jiaii F. (•i vl( ' t ' , .Maridii A. C rf( ' ti, Jaiit ' l M. {■iistafMiii. Jcaiiiiiiir Hallti. Kiilh . M.itnfiHiiKl, ( hliH ' . H.iu i;iiihI, r.ili M I.I U. Milk. I i iii(li I MmmIi ii kMin, li i I . llnin.iii ' Miii. ll.i «-l M. liii;(loii. M.iiilMi J. ililU, Mjijuiii ' L. Ilolilrdi. I iiis L. Iliiliiio. ShiiU J. Iloiilili.iii. LaiiiaMir M. Hiilili.iiil, Jaiir F.. Iliilliiiaii. Vaiu J. Hiiisl, IKiiia l . ItrrMMi, KoM ' tii.ii JriiM ' ii. Ilr(i JriiNTii, Maii;ait-i W. |oliii f ti, I Itf.ilM-lli ( . |ohii nii, I .11 I |. Jiiii(-%. l iMolh It. Krilli. J.iiii ' |. Knil, IhiiolhN V. Kc ' | iirt. I aiiliiii Kiiuiii. Il.iili.ii.i V KiiiKliI, ]r.iii I Kianiri, ( aiol | Kiil.ikiitk ki. |(-.innir K. KiiMliitiil. 1 Mi N. Ki.itiiri. Kiidi I Kiriil k.iiii|il, l iiii« Kiii|i;. Mai)(a ' r F. F mlrl. Liirlla M. 49 LaiiKiiiade, IJarbara J. LaiMii. Patricia J. LiBiihn, Manila Li| |Kil. Ldiiisi- Liiikwood. Diiiiiia K. Loiii;f llow, Lois I. Line, Maii;aitl M- Liu as. Kaihliiii J. Liult ' iiiaii, Ann Liicllijc. Di-lons E. LNklima, Aiidicy J. McVicker, Emma J. M.iill.iiKl. Uiiiolliv J. M.iisli, Hilfii •• M.i lulil, L. Aniii ' MaMi, (.wiiulolMi M. Mi-MT, Lois M. Mivti, Ruth A. Miller. Marjoric B. Mil. lull. Lois M. Mi tll.i. Jaiul L. M(iiiti;oiiiir . Mildred C. Moom . Palriiia L. Moore, Norma J. Morrison. Vera S. Munsior, Marivs J. Nah. Nancv N. Ntlsoii, Marjorie A. Nelson, Myrna J. Neville, C:oeLeta A. Newhouse, Miriam I. Nichols, K. Anita Norlluy, Miriam A. Niukolis. Marv E. Okoncs. Tlielnia J. Palmer, Barbara K. Parker. Lora M. Pavseiir, A. Jane l ' iinini;roth, Ilarlene l ' irr . Miirlev A. Perr , V. Virginia Peterson, Carol E. Peterson, Elaine L. Pifko, Joy A. Pit er, Mary K. Place, C;harlotte A. Pumphrey, Pattic E. PoKcll. Marihn Rasmiissen, Yvonne Ra . H. irjjinia Ri(e. (alliariiie V. Riiieliarl, Jean A. Ripkev, Velva I. Rierson, Lois M. RobcrLs, Lois L. Robinson, Emma J. Rolison, Ruth A. RtMleiiber);, Jeanne M. Rohwer, Jean C Roos, |o (e ( ' .. 50 i fpj fn j i ««Pi («i fiS Rmtiirr, J ir J. KiMljl, Jrjiiiir M. Kci«rr, itjiltaij II. Kiiiliriloiil, i iiiih S. Si .iiil.in. ii iiiij L. Sctukrl, DiMiii.i J, Vhinrdrt, Jrdii L. Slirrlir, C liiiid K. Sliuil, It.iilMia A. Siiklrt. M.irjniir . Sk lKiK. Ili .il rlh K. Siiiilr , M.iilh.i I.. Siiiilti, . L.i on Sinilh, C .iiiiImi J. Siiiich, i. is J. Nii ilt[, LaiiiiiK ' A. Sn( clil , £lirjl rlh A. Sorciuoii, Jo Ann Soulh, Mai Lou .S|KiMir. Pc-KK% J. Spurrier, Eli .ilMlh J. JtU ' phcnvin. Llifjlxlli I SU ' K.iri. Niirin.i L. Slnli;ini. liic L. SujriMiii, Ji-.in XI. Tliiilr. Ji.iii I). Tlioin.is. Aiiii.i F. Tunic. Milliit ' iil Tulllc, Mill. Mil Vana, Janci M. .1111 1 ' . I), n.iflriit ' .iiiiU lu.irl. N. Sii .iiiMi ' l ' .l l V . I .ilx I ViiiMl. M.ii llliii W.ii ii ' r, Ju.iii M. U.ii;iu ' r. Marjoric L. S.ill , It.iili.ii.i W r.nn. M.ii I . Vr«k . S l i.i I WliiCKiiiili. IliiH K White. IUll M. XVhilc, Migiiiij L. AVii ni.iiiii. iiii I„ Wiliox, .iin . Uill , K.illiiMi I. Uilkr. Jn.iii I Villi.iin«. JiiMr J, WilliiiMiv Miiilrt E. AVilli.inivin, Sarah I.. iil. Itrllf J. WinhI, C ami A. WimmI. (.a K. iHillr , C Iroia L. Wot III, Fimurv A. Wmi. I ' aliiiij . illiiLiti. Jii.111 M. ilrrMilr, (•ail nrikln. SalU V. 51 di f vision OT science - ' W - VIRGO THE VIRGIN watches over those who are inventors, designers, individualists— all men of mind. It leads to a world of creation. .— . V , 1 .. ' . .as Sl S « - ' . -v 52 hew Miiilciits al ISC iiiis ha ini; a class at Ihis Miinlisls haiinoiil — the C.heiiiistiv Building! Searching Science Students Find Many Paths 54 1 K II Ktll 1) V (. VsMI I Ihtiii al Sfirntf 1( anolhcr if iIiom- cluiiiiHli l (lini — llic bam- of main a snuUiil luri- al Iowa Stale. 55 mCM l)K. rUR( V H. CARR l ' liyii l)R now VUI) 1 IE Will ION 7,o tl(ii and Liil(niiolo DR. THKOnORE UANCROFT Slalhlics Science Faculty Helps Pave These Paths ( )L. (.1 INN II. l,( ONM 11 Mililiii Science l)K. WILLIAM H. THOMrsON Ittihislrial Economics DR. U lU KT L. W ALklR Eni li li tnitl Speech 56 Science Council Counsels Bewildered Freshmen Ni) itiK I .111 l)C( (Hiu- (|iiiu- so ( ()iiliiM(l ,is ,1 l)(. s il(U icil lirsliiii.in iit ilu Division ol ScifiKc. I his dixision u;ul)(.s cvcrylhiiij; lioiii how lo (lissc ' tt .1 tioi; to ] i) lo make an atom homl and hack a|j;ain to liow lo uritc a j ood |)a|)(.r and spiak the Kin s Kiij lisli. All this in one (li ision — and licslmian i hcmisir . I)tsi(k ' s. I ' hc coiiik il di( idcd lo try lo (oiin- sfl ihc stndcnls and sec il that wmild lu 1| . I lu hoped to erase some ol the conliision sin loiinding majois and minors l) this and to m.ike the Inst e.n a little easiei h)r the liesluiien. Headed hs President |anet Snpeniois. Siieiue Clomuii sponsored a (ira«l-l ai party. This pariv has become an annual evenl. Kveryone came and relaxed wiiile ihe (oiild. since iheie weie no inHlcrgiadiialcs around to j;et in their hair. At ■' interme o, the dance sponsored b the coiinc il. reigned a orsc god. Since he was the god ol winter, the weaiher kindly obliged and let a nice heaw snow storm blow the day ol the dance. Fortunately, I he dance was not lormal. Ihe council also presented awaids last spring to those students in the di ision who were seniors and who had gi en outstanding service to the division and to the school. I lu (urii Slutc Srii ' iili.sl is |Mil)lishiil l) ihe council. I he newest il ihe cli ision, il public .ii ions on the (.nnpus, it ga e tiie science cli i- sion the chance to tell stiidciUs aboiii liu- inan new de clo|)nunls in SI ieiii e. finl Kmr: Diciii. Cnllitwn. Scronri Row: l- ' obo. SupcrnoU (pro.). MrFarland ftrca .). Ilirncr. I.rmlr . Rilihir. NrlT. Third Ron-: l nRrnhcTR (mt .I, Jcck. 57 Vllo. Phillip (.. Aiuli ' isoii. LiiKir K. Vilii , IU ' II L. Karc ' ualcl, Juiiirs K. licach, Ellen Ikil, Carl F. Hint;. ( i(l(iii II. Kot ' linkc, R t;ii H. Itiilliiitiir. illiaiii M. Uoi ' du ' is. K.iMiioiuI ' . Hoi ' diiiian, l)a i(l . . Brannian, Richard J. Horwcv. Thomas F. liroliii, James F. Brown. Jack I). Urticc, John W. Itrnns. David L. Itnthlrr. Dale . C ilhoon, Fd var l I.. Cainplu ' ll, Anmis K. Car , C.iiii- K. Carlti. C.iorm ' L. C.halU l. Kiihard A. C hristian. Shtrril I . Christrn.scn. Unrlon G. Clark. Robin K. Collivson. John . . Coiilson. Ja k K. Coy, Villiam E. Cramer, William E. (nlver, John E. I)ah. Michael F. Damon, Richard A. Dainuel, Cllilford M. Davis. Charles F. Davis. Lawrenie R. Davison, Janice L. D  wns. Marr Drake, Donna J. Drullen. Jack W. Drewes, Donald W. Drews, Vcrnc H. Eddy, William F. Edwards, Jac |iiehn |. Elhini loii. Maril n (. Fairdiild, Mahlon L. Field. Charles A. Fisher, Roherl D. Fil sinnnons, John R. Flannerv, William A. Follell, Roy C. Folsoni, C:harle.s A. Fryrear, Roherl A. Gardner, James L. Carrell, Beverlv |. ( allowav, William K., Jr. (.aylor, David W. Gltiha, ( ene S. (•raiier, All.in f. raves, Russill |. 58 ? C. f% o c TT C: r a o mM amkdxiAiM f ' 3 f 1 sc ? (.in I. I liiiiiij« N., Ji. (.loM-i li M-, Wiliiij J. (.iiKrIri. Kiilh . (.iiiiir , ll i (l ILiKoIkiii. (■• ' •I l(. Hjiniii:iii, J. U.iMir tl;iiir , jiK l . lljfiM-n. I ' jiil J. Il.iiiint;liin, MiilMrl J. lirjil, K. HjitiMin Xrllrr. KoIm-ii L. H(iiiiL, l..i Mii ' I). Hr s, (.riifK ' ' R- Ht ' t ' r l.ihl. LjurriKc Mi kliii. Kiihard M. Ilri lrlill, J.im€ S. Iloll. Willi.ini W. H(Ki ( ' r, l.llrii L. m Itcrson, Caroline Jacksnn, (harlo E. J«l . RolM-rt . JrniiiiiKN. (ceil L. Ji-nstn. (.illxTl E. Jrwill. l iiiiiili J. JiiliiiMiii. MciImi K. JohiiMiii. Ruvscll . Joiifs. Don.ilil . KarlMin, (.rorRr R. kaudiian, John I . kcllcr, S;iininl A. Kloiii lan, Liii;t ' ii( ' l . KiiimIIc. Mi ' lin I. K li. KhIkiI L.i '  4in. ( .ir  l F. Lrlvh. Riihanl R. Lincli;rrii. Jamo I). Lillii;. l oioih . l( Vd.iin, J.inr Mi( aiii. Oli ri V. Mi aiiim, FrnI 11. M(( oii.iIm. R.iiiIIo J MiDanul. I. Kiilli MfDonald. Roijrr H. Ml F.iiI.iikI. M I rr Ml Kr.ill. Ilrlrii I M.iIimIm ' . Koltrll (.. M.iliinr. JiiliM N Mil;. H.iili.ii.i I Millii. ( li.iilo I . Mi hlrf. Earn V. MiHiihrail. )rri% ]. MotiiMiii. Ri 1 ril f. MofCiiiin. John A. Miinn. Urnl H. Miiii«iii. I .i iil Nj«hrl. Marilii . Nrll. Nanf . SriMin. Rogrr I) Nminirt . RnlirrC |. Ni(holw n. I nal l I ' . 59 Ouiii. M.iilh.i C. I ' .ukhill, D.nid K. I ' .iuN, Joliii V. I ' ctaiil. Kidi.iid . I ' ciicc, lUlIx Sue I ' lliTMii, lrn;(i II. Prifisoii, Kiiliaid G. ITtilUr. Ul.Ioii A. I ' lViflci, Norma S. riaiik. |a k L. I iirsl, Dorpliaii N. Kt ' diii, K. Daiiid Rhode, Harold T. Killand. Marion ). K (I( ' hor l. Kobtrl L. RocsliT, Joan E. Romans, Gloria B. KiMii|iiisl. Olaf A. Riinkli, William H. Salinas, Xavicr Sawvcr, Jatk Sthmidl, M.iUoin j. Sihiiill, Maurice D. Scoll, John K. Scoll, Ro . Sciirint;. C ' aria I). Shcarin. Patrick . Silver, Richard U. Sindelar, llii o K.. |i. Smoak. Dona ' . Sindei, Rich. nd 1). Sorensen, Donald L. Speicher, jaln ■Sprini er, D.i i(l I!. Stiuire, John R. Stark, Robert G. Slatros, Itasil Stevens, Ln(ia B. Slevens, Robert D. Stone, Irving C. Sluhr. Darvl C. Snpernois, Janet M. Ihiel, Dreslon D. Thomson, llnijli I... Jr. Thornbm . II. Du.ine TovMisen l, I. am a M. Trunkey, Richmond W. Twetten, Jerry E. Vail. Riihard ( . ol|i| , l.oiiis D. Walter, Robert H. Wienert, Lester A. Williams, Wavne W. Wvniore, Alviii (.. W V IMK . M ,n I Irhii 4Min . Llovd R. onn hlade, Daniel uriH . l.idislav, |t . 60 ■■WSI 61 division of veterinary medicine CAPRICORNUS THE GOAT watches over those who are doctors, helpers, trained men — all benefactors of man- kind. It is a sign of perserverance. • - -? V v 62 m ■icyy i . -M iai««M .-use: I lie ni.iiii t ' lili.iiut ' (u ' ct Med Quadiaiiglc sci«i ' s a (Ik- [Jtiilal l Ic.niiiiii; loi Iiiiiik ' .iiiiiii.il duttorii. A Vet Med Student Six Years . . . Then a Degree 64 DR. II. I). lU K(.M N i)rtut tif I rtrthnii tt liu ntt 65 1)K. LDWAKl) A. HtMJKOOK yele)iti{n I ' alhology DR. PAUL C;. BENNETT Difit jin tif I tthnrntory s. :?ti._ 1)R. H. E. BIESTER Veterhmry Research w 5J11 li ' H  ; t ' ' Nv 1 i KHJi 0 A Faculty Doctors Deliver Lessons and Advice 1)K. M. A. I.MMIKSON (}bslelii( DR. f.F.ORf.E R. FOWLER yelrtiiiiii Siin; ) DR. I. A. MERCHANT ' elF hiar H iene 66 Vet Med Council L eads Way in Social Life lliiiso and il f;s .in ().l . to siiidv .ihoia. but ulicn it chiiils lo siKi.il tvc ' iils . . . wi ' ll. vc ' uriii.iiA (iniiuil liclps oui ilicic. Sot ial events III] i crv (|ii.iiiii III ilif Mai ail ' s|i()iiM)rc ' (l l) tlu ' (oniuil. )| (oursc, iIrvvc many ollui jobs. loo. riif ( ounirv (!hil) was a lar i rv from ihc ' ct (hiadranj lc at the ipiin (|narier d.niiL. l I IncfS. as thcv are (allcd. did llic work liii ilu- d.inif. l)Ui il u.is iiijoM ' d 1) ihc uliolc dixisioii. Vcl ( ' .(unuil aK(i I). id a pan in ihc planning. Iiislnii.in cicrinar suidcnis ntcdcd a diaiue lo hctome .u(|uainlcd w iili ii|)|)Lrt lassmtii and lat uliv in ihc « hool ... an cxcclkni fXt use lor a l)an(|nctl And so ihcv |)Ul lluir luads logcihcr and stalled to pl.iii il. I In |)hue was tlie Iiiidii; ilic iiiiif. lasi I. ill. Ilu I ' xudon Seholaishi]) was preseiiled iliai ni ;lii with Ne.ii ( ' li.i|)iii as ilu ' lucky re( i|)ieni. Sliiri tails weie tied up with the |inuoi . ineiicaii elei iiiaiy Medicine .Assotialion. ioi ilu ' el . Ied (iouncil exeeiilivc body was .ilso liie governing body ol the association. And so . . . when they got their heads together and asked ihe junior class lor help, they planned e ents like the ' el Med Ball and the annual ( hrisinias pariv. With Russel .Anthony as couiuil president, this group ol Inline animal physicians also took up anv pmbUins ol suukiii (ondiiet. With su( h (lose eo j|)eration biiwetii ihi- I, k nils .iiid ilu siinknts ihemsehes. the (oinuil helped lo make the Dixisioii ul cuim,ii Medicine the most closely knit student group on caiii|)iis. firil Rou:: Sandcn, Hu mann (pr«.), I ' ml. Second Row: Baker, (crilic), SulllcrLind. .McCuilv. F.ibcr liecv.t. Ctiapin (v.p. . Hrtnrrion. 67 italxoik, John A. liaktr. John I). Bcviiis, Norl F. liriikci, John J. Biirth, Louis L. Burgtr, August F., Jr. C:a aiiaui;li. Lt ' ouaid Chan-, Wahtr R., Jr. (hapin, Nt ' al E. Clark, Marvin V.. (raiif, Mclvin R. (anininghani, Fduarcl H. Danker, Waxnc A. Dcniini;, Charles R. DoMiielson, Roger I). Freeman, Fduard M. Fril , Donald L. C;oo(h, Marshall H. (•orhain, Paul E. C;uldner, John Henierson, Donald R. Henderson, Howard C. Hennager, C:arroll ( . Hesse, Nurnian H. Hinckley, C:iaude D. Hiisinann, Fred E. Jeiniier, James A. Johnson, Merle K. Johnston, Kenneth E. Kenne l , Wilher T. Knosby, Austin T. Kiinkle. Harr V. Lnmn. John E. M Andrew, Paul J. Maltison, James R. Man, Jatk A. Minion, )r ille Miskimins, Ra lean .S. OHrien, William J. Ols William H. Oveiland, Robert N. Phillips, Reere W. Kobinson, Everett SandlHTg, Hjahnar P. .SeholK-rt, Earl E. Sdiolten, Robert .Sthricker, Robert L. Shirbroun, Richard E. .Shirrell, Lenwood S. .Spidle, Charles M. Slann, Richard ). Slrohbehn, Arthur ,M. Templeman, ( Ivde C., Jr. Terry, Joseph R. ■I l Iall, Rogei D. Ihoipe, Daryl K. ' ail, Charles F. eaih, Rohcii I.. VoetlK-rg, RolH ' it R. Wales, Kenneth J. Weires, Paid A. Wright, Iturnian L. W att, Iturl E. £ ' 68 63 ■' S?i I campus social events LIBRA THE BALANCE watches over those who are artists, dancers, musicians— all creative people. It gives wonderful powers of enjoyment and enlightenment. o tJ 4 v.. 4 - - ♦ , . r S fy 70 ■' - t Foiidlin iiiiiiialiiii- i iTt jewel cases as souvenirs ol (luii lidiior, ' t ' 2 Itonih Iteanties face Iheii public (aiul l.isMn.iirs) (liiiiii! their presentation at the Kail. Most Beautiful Coeds at Bomb Beauty Ball A special iMni n.iiiud lour t r s|)c( iai l)tainus, all |)icMnii(l ai ilu- stiiii loi iiial lionib lk.iui Hall. No our kiKw who iIka ucif iiniil llif lilcrally slt ' ppt ' d out ol ilic hook |)aii ol llu ' ;liiu-i ' iii, ; hai k(!ro|). I ' lu ' daiuc ])roi;raiiis. ihc hackdioi). ilu ' ht.iuiiis . . . all hlllll I he s|)ll II ol I his - Uoilll). BOMB BEAUTIES ( ifHMii ' i Hiiii; Ciu l , .i t tiiijl .iiilhtit ii fill liiu.i li ' .iiil , Nriil hi« ilc- i«iiiii Iroiii IIiiII hi ihI. lim (ir()sl) , sli( li.ts sLXii luoic Hollywood gLiiniiur (han a ny Iowa Slate niaii. had liic diaiuc lo (()m|)arf iIic ra Mhii loveliness ol ihf slars w iili our own coeds. Ilic (oniparison — it was ci la ()ral)k! liu- ( li )i( t ' ' Well, it wasn ' t easv. said Mill);. In pioxf ill. 11 .1 i;iil (aii ' l i.-[ l) with beauty alone, a panel ol six oui-ol-town judges niei with the girls hehiiul the tcaiu|)s. I ' oise. peisoiialilv and carriage, as well as their gooil lu(jks. wi i imi sidered. In I hi hegiiniing there were filty-one (andidates — jusi think ol all thai beauty on oiu own cain- pusl . nd eai h girl was recpiired to sidjinit a |)elilion with one hundred names. It was no won- der til. 11 Ming had a haid time ( hoositigl miMIl 111 M W ItMl (hSIRAl (OMMII I I- K finf «i-m- Km t, Mtirpin ' ihni) Hrimrx Vrrntif Rmr Hillill. Ililrn (hiiv mm). Iljhhcn. li- fT. liK.iriK. t l fnrtureil: huh. 73 F o Tt ' r f BAliKl TK CONNOR is as imuli .11 lioiiic hrluiul ilic ii-lcx isioii caincras as slu ' is l ii ilu ' Bnnih | li()ii)i;r.i|)iu is. l.asi suiniini slu- had lur () 11 iilc isioii show. Caiiipus I ' oolnotcs, in tUcxclaiul. hti hoiiR ' . And il )U haxcn ' l seen hvv dan(c ' in ' .K) Siars ( ) t ' l X ' lishra 01 IJarjciic. liabclli- lias a rai Uli. l.ols ol hohhifsr cs! and sw iinnnng ' ' - another. She ' s a Dcha Dtlia Dcha. 74 i()|s |)( 1 (. (.Ill 1(11 ' ii ,ill ili( li.isi( |iriii( ipli ' s ol (li-siRii — .111(1 slu (.III jMss .1 lir.mly ifM c-.im1 . ioo. Slu | .iint(.-(i and skrttlinl .111(1 (ksimad luT w.iv into Dili.i Plii Dcli.i. .n i Imndi.irv. SIk- s Miidiid Iht lioiiic ccoiutiiiits lessons li.iid . . .imu slu ' s in Oinidon Nu. si lio- lasii lumor.iiy. Loisianic Imm Cidar Rapids ilnci- yell ' s ago. Kappa Ka|)pa (..num. I is lur soi i.il sdioiity. 75 if-l ■m ( ' A 1 ( )I , l- ISI 1 l ' ,l . IS a s ii 1 w ho is lu ' i own sf.nnsii t ' ss. Slu ' s.i s slu ' lo cs lo sew. and she wears Ikt liandinadcs heanldnlK . I lial s nol all slu ' can tU) — ill Dance ( lui) slu ' niijs ilu ' liglii laniastu and slu ' sings, loo. Her home ccononiiis major |)nis lui hthind ihc drawiiii; hoard. She is a s()|)homi)rc ' and a Chi Omtg.i. W c lliiiik I ' ori Dodge can |)ro- diue (]uile a Ih.uiin . 76 RARRARA f(A ' HORTFR (Hsjinncs anv idea that Iowa girls from small (owns ate |)laiii. As will) all the oilur RomI) bcainics. this Riiit htatilv was i rii an ample shari ' ul laUiils. )iir nl lui litsi loves is siii iii) . Resides siiidviii); l i (lasses m Ihuiu Icmiomics Kdiiralioi). I I.I 1 1) spends her time ai ilu l|iha ( •amma Delta house and the N ' (!A, ol wliiih she is nnw i( e piesideni. 77 SI I FI N spaiklini; dark vw dame whin slu- Ulls ol siiiniiii ' is spent in Paris with hri father. She ' s a Delia Deha Delta and a home ((onoiniis junior. And More Beauty . . . Bomb Beauty Semi-Finalists CHANTRV PORTER is (loiii asliiii-lon, 1). ( ., and is iis l lo iK-iiii; kidded alxml her soiilhti ii adciil. An applii-tl alt sophoiuoic, slit ' is a Kappa Kappa ( aiiiiiia. 78 !■l I I l Kl I ' M K, .1 srni.ii, l I.iiil;n Io ( hi Oiiui;.! .tiul N|i« nits iiiikIi ot hti tinit- at the (hild (lr -lo| MU-n( st linul sliiilxitii; lu-i iti.ijoi. ■.2m4 ' lll VKIIII NN IlKOOKIIVKI. .iiioiIki L;ill flolll clu (.i|Mliil iil , is .1 miiiim ilirlrliis liiajoi. Sill ' i ,1 iik ' iiiImt oI I ' i ll -l.i I ' lii « i iil . 79 Reigning over Veishea as Queen of Queens I) R I) l( W I l( )1 I !■l ' s stiniiN smile l),iiiislu(l .in him ol i ain during I lu ' I Incc il.i s (il U ' si i ii . li.nl) .iml lui ,ii itiiil.ims s.ii on iluii 1 1 nones III ilic |) l()n (Iniinn llu ' l)ig |).n.i(U ' . N.nnid l ' .nginc ' fr l.adv ol . i 1 . U.nh ' s l)c.im li.is hi. pioxiii hrloic. ROYALTY OiKiii DOUIS HI IK. in llu cinttr. .iml her .ilicnil ANN ltK l l.l anil IM) Mt III 1. IKK 11. Ii ' ihI sp.iikli ' . | t |i ,111(1 ciilhiisiasm .IS li .ill i;i ii l lliiiiuiiiiiiiiii; i|UttiiN |K ' iihi-fl .llo|) .1 inlMrl rilllc. N VN( N lUIO.l NM N. lir« r l ill I ' lr .iiHc .iiiiiiUl i oiiiili st Ir ,ll- )iiiis[ lHir, h.i|i|iil hiil(l« ihr ll.it- -. -I ll.ill Ctiiirli iii|i IM N W I III K .mil M K III Kl Ml IN(. .iir (illlrls |iH knl li lidtlU ' ln iii) .It-lit iilllllr lllilrlll«. 81 ISAKI5 VKA SHOK I . AL MOSES, COLENE RICH. I)l( K MANN — chosen as outstaiulini; senior and jnnior girls and boys for Junior-Senior Prom. IK)N A WEHER, ISA Swtdluart Uall Qntin, with a sniilr thai makes her a real su -etheai I. j ro es (liat the indeprndeiils knou a l eaiit uhen llie see one. 82 I (.iitiiv.il, .III (M ' liiiii; nl fun .111(1 s|Miii%. I It-IIrr lll(-|i Ii.kI ii.iiiird liMil. S.llHt .iiin — s|i.itklilli; il.ilk r r .111(1 Itiiillii Miiilc — %ill i.ikt- Idu.i Stall- lM ' .uit to ihi l i;ikt ' Ki ' lats liciil in I in Mniiics litis s|irinK. Mildici liir .1 iiii hl — .111(1 a %cr | rcl( niic — i r.lKMDIM IIIIMKT. iliiiiniaiN ( .idi ( ( oln- III I liii till l ' r . ' Milil.iiN il.ill. Mil nil. nils .lie l ' I Kl( I lOIU S anil M VKII N MM KM N. ( ai li a Im-.iiii ill h(-i ii sn iii;lil. I 1 sll KNODl I. is l.n iiuiis ' L.iiU. anil tiii al liiulanls an IM: .(. VlTTl R and (.1 KKV LEHN- tUT. l.iii;iiutis ( ' id( ' iill liki- lluii (|ii( ' ' iis iK-lilr, bctaiisc mil niic nt ihi-st- iH-.iiiiiis is (i (-r fi (- (eel Ihiec iiiclii ' ! . Love Walked In to Stars Over Vcishea while Mary Ann C:olliiis and Jirri. IJolin d.iiui ' d in Id make a dnann niouil ol one ol (.eislminS soiii; . Fairest of ' ' Education Fairs ' ' . . . Veishea 1951! Whal was the biggesl aliraclion at Iowa Stale College last year- ' Let ' s see now — Aioniic research, you say? Could be: bui last s|)rin ;. as every spring, we had ilu largest orgaui ed siudenl managed i iiii ill llie world — -Veishea. And il was (|iiiti ' sdiiuiliiiig ai dial. Wislua bidiighl llidiisands lo llir lainpiis lo sti ' what i.SC had lo oiler. 84 VEISHEA Iioin lioinc rooking wiih dec iri)iii( s to iIk in imiriiig gtiiius il waicriiij; plants while vou ' icoii a(ali )ii. Wislua displavcd ilu s| ii II nl iiliu atioii and m iiiit c tlirougli |)i.i( lit (. ' . lUii fdiitaiiim waMi i all ilial was stressed tliiiini; Wisliea. Ilure was the inanealiiif; |)laiil llic Ixilaiu depai tiiu ' iii lia l Idi its n|nii limive and a million oilui Lmiasies ol s( lent I ' dis|)la ed al dep.niinenial open houses. I lure was WuK il. the eoiueil. the parade, the eheny pies home ecoiiomits (le|uttments bake every year — all heitei ihan e er al . ) 1 ' eishea. Siars Over ' eishea. Melange as it was (ailed this vear. was a medle ol (ieish- win limes. It (oinl)ined ilu ' lalenis ol daniers, musicians, dress-inakeis and cos- iiime ilesigners. laipeniers and side-walk Mipeiv isors. lighting leihnicians, and e eii e ol weather who all (ooperaled to make il woiulirlnl eiiui tainmeiit. Hizht: M.iii t«oiiflt-n- l liow sciioii l llit- T;iii K.ipp.i l | sil( ns iiu-.iiii Ilu ' ii Mo.il sloi;.in, ' r. lii .i- lidti First I ' l.ur. rhrii Mo.it uoii hii;lii ' Nl tio| ln. Highl Rflou: Anothtr iHMUiiliilU iiuidc float — one nf till ' v ' iilt ' iiiii( ' ill the p.iiadc. Tli ' iiu-aiil (l,i s .iiul (■t-n nit hts nf ocpi- papti Ntiiffiiig. I r]t Hrlon Sl.iiv fi ci Vfislu ' .l . . ■lillt not it. if niil-v! Fiiruorks laiiir after Ihr r i ' iiini; per loi iii.iiii r. ( ' ■•, V rislir.i i innrr rxiiliny tli.in the Fnitnh ot |nhl Ai iji nativis wave ihcir poles .iml sliakc their IJiass skills l ii iiion livili ed hinlKT iips on llie eishea | loii. A slagf lui ilu ' (|U(.cns. a slaiul lor parade judges and a s inl)i)l ol I ' ,), ) 1 ' cislua . . . llir iT iin|)rc ' .ssi c p)l()n siood in hoiii ol Memorial I ' nion. Wishca X ' odvil made ua lor all kinds ol inlotnial laleni. Winners of Varieiies entcr- laint ' d ai ilu- lollukinsj show. Ilu- horses had then Aa . loo. as their show altrac led hundit. ' ds, I en ihe dogs got in ihe ic I willi ihenown show. I hi alread well-populaled lampiis was o iiiiiii ihe lirsi d.i 1) hiiih si hoolt ' is. ( hi Omega ' s lealU look a) home down on ihr lann piejiaiin lot ihrii oa il skit. 86 I|||lll Mill r ' ((it;iii ' llir liai k of mmii )i( ' ;icI:- l lr,i l (Mrll ri-IIH-llllH-r ihf- III.IMrlnlls • ■■itill s .11 lh(- f-i hi-.i (l.inirs .iitd Ihr i oiti i 1 1 And allci ,1 Spoiling (l.i ,ii iIr- .iiHic races f)r |)tii);i|)s ilu l).isc- IkiII j .iim-. (Iif Hack meet, or even u.il(liinj.; swiMiniiiij; oni|)elilii)n. Nunljnriud sliuleniN and .;iuMs ulaxed al the dances, riure were llucc ot lIu ' iM. ( laiidc I lioi iilnll | l.l ( ' ll lui ,ill. I ' liill.ltiU % oliili I mil; v ho lr.lM uoil .irr tHi) null li-Mi.ikrfl i .inorr . . . or iii.i Im ' lh - ' il Ih- jii«l |M lillrr«. 87 , HOMECOMING , ■i Homecoming Great . . . We Won the Game! The instriutions Abe Stuber j;ave one of his leain members evidently paid olF . . . «c won the i ame against Kansas State. 88 , uc (lid I.nm- ihf sil(l .it junI .is M.K.V. vii ycstcil - would wjdi iluii I l  i)ir inning d ( oi .ititiiis nic)) ! ' iii |)lc ' — it sounds imrigiiing. .nut ii was. 1 he Homecoming dances, boih liiday and Saiurday niglils. used it as their theme with Frankie Masters |)ru idiiig the I hvthm. Ilonict oiniiig. I ' . . )l stvle. was olliciallv started with the tiaditional Pep liarb 15 (.) on Friday niglit. Ii took nine himdred pounds (if h.iiii .ind lour ihous.ind h e hundred ice eieani ( tips and c heese sand- wiches to saiisl I lie ilirong of hungry enihnsiasis. Ii.niku Masieis ' ( on c 1 1 . ilie pajama re- lays, and other enieriaiinneni kepi tlie rowd l .ip|) until tlie Hoiiiei oiiiing ' Mieen. selected hy singer Dick I iayines, was introduced with her attendants. Fhe I lowd. no! lo l)( held l);i( k. lollowctl liu l).nid to the huge honeluc in ilie parking lot, I heie was plenty ol peji. hoih at the tally and the dance that followed il. h, liolhlllt; s i v ril III liiu.i Sl.ilris .lilrl .1 li.lll l .tnir fh.iti fhr mhiihI of tin- MlnM Ih-||. I hi ' M ' r.iKrr Imm%i I s ili.ini . i i. ,i niiiiiilc- In liiiv; il! 89 ■' ■iW 1 ,- ? 1 - S ' VX i « i w A U ' U words lioin the cxtilcd queen — but the sinilc is nuich nune cUctliM ' . There ' s a iiielhod lo the madness of pajatiia iela Mom and Oad nul Il f niis Hoinetomint; for ainthint;. ■s ' -i ' % SiK I i- %liil |)r| i.ilh — jIl I fuir «il the lie fsvilics nl lliiiiii-i oiiiiii . (n«.;ii skiis .111(1 .1 w.iMii Mill Ml ilic scfiic lor (lie I liitncc (tilling loolball game wiili Kansas . Stale. As tlioiisands ol s|)(( lalois looked on. llif ( A( Ioius Uotiiuid iIr K Stair Wildcats ; L ' ( . I his was a pcrlcci (lose to one ol ilie iiiosi | ii le( I III iiiK ' ( oiiiings ill iiiaiiv a ear. I ' eii liic weallui seemed lo en|() liu- wci ' k iiid. Miili on llii« iili ' 1)1 Ihr i.iinn.i .iir hii| iiii; t.iiilMi iiinlf-k i t hisiN-iini; «trrl iiotliiiii; .iImmK n M IhmiI Ina.ix iiitii I ' ltHiaMil liili r.ll. 91 V II lliis |)i liirc were (oloKd, ur bil il would l)i ' yiitii . . .llu ' ii ' all Inshimii, wide-awake and on liini lor lluir tnst umtiiii;. Times will (hannc Freshman Days Daze Incoming Frosh •• m■|| hear from me, l)a l, and his lallui will . . . for more mone . Rush Week — or — How to Grow Corns on Top of ' Soni Uniiions. i FRESHMAN DAYS Will. II li.i|)|)tns i cry year; and iimsi cvfivoiic luis j ;i)iR ' lliiougli it liiinscll — lliosc liw (lavs pntciling regular ( lasses knouii as ■■|iislimaii l)a s. Soiiif. rii;li(l iiioiigii, call II Da i licslmiaii aiii til at inw.i Stall- ( ' oilcgf. Iii ' sli lioin the luiiilorts and iilaxation ol iiDiiR- and liigii siliool. a di|)l()iiia lurkul iiiatK iiiidii his arm. .So. he sit l)()th Itct on l ( land, and . . . wliai lia|i|)infd. ' Iliiii were the heshman eiiiraiue tests to take, the |)hvsiial at the lollege hospital that seemed to take loiever. the getting ai iiiaiiited with the hiiildiiigs and hiiding oitt who his loommati ' was and where he or she had lome Irom. I here was the rushing with all its prohkins ind deeisions lo be made. Now. he ' .s a regular Iowa Stater .iiid able U) sa it lealK wasn ' t so had. was it? 1 hi ' M- l(ll( «s .lit ' jlisl tMilli; lo i - sofi.ililr. I lu- u.illt In lill ilti llii f 14 shllK II. iIi.iI ' n .ill. Micl .ill, it In .1 Mli rl. Illlti.l(i( il In ilol lllllul V nil- . . . Ii.ii1nI(I lisll II In JiHi l.llll t;iM-ii U Mnii.ii Kn.iiil mii ' IiiIh ' i .iikI t ' .ii;ril du.iiii nl Inline. nniA ;§ ' ;; : j|[ I L( Il ' s fall, Ihc tokcs arc told and classes arc o cr — tliai ' s wluii iM-rxiiic turns his vornoiii ovfoicK in llic dircilioM ol ihc C (iinniiins. It ' s Growing, Growing, Growing . . . the Union W ' liL ' ii ' (lid Icllows and i ii K incii lui ( nkv dati ' s? W ' lu ' if wire alur- ( lass bridge gaiius and liiosc siludiilc-d incciings- ' Wluii. ' were all- collcgc dances, a do cii ollur iliings lo do on wi ' ckend nights- Memor- ial Union . . . dial ' s riglil. li w.is .i p.ni ol college liU ' , .1 paii ih.n (onldn ' i he segregated; i)nt tlun. wlio would w.iiit it .ipatt anvw.iN? 94 Variolic lirounl i.i| .uii (ii  1n .iihI applause ami laiiKhiii and iluirs. Men- chr (hi O ' s titfixf ihiir share. ' ■' .ii iciics ' |),Kkc(l Cic.ii 11. ill with laughing, ap- plauding, uill-cnicriaincd skit lovers. Five resi- dence houses emerged as winners hom ilu- iwenu ihai look pan in ihe lrida night progianis luring winter (piaiter. I he Motandx) had nothing on the south halliooin Satuidav nights during winter (|uarter. the Nile (llul) nights. A uuuii ol culture. Hooks and (iokes a((|uaiiUed students with reeeiU hooks tlirough re iews. while loHee loruni gave them a ( iiaiK e to div uss t urreni e enis. I nion I id, lime dances and televi.sion Ixoughl still otheis through ihc new I iiiftii M nl ing doois. n(l if vnii o.iiii III liiiik iiirr fnr .1 inltr il4lr, Ihrrr IS alssass ihr hailM-ishii|i in ilir iilil iinphs lasriii. 95 tai II T z t z f f T 1  -M.- ' IK I - r. fl ■' -- ypn.; ' ' ' - P A It ' s BeaKl hcai . . . whcrt sncial events are coordinated and where the social diititoi works out complex social problems ol the campus. In a Nutshell, Social Life Went Like This li kt|)i ilif social (line lor. Mrs. Rciison, ini lii l)iis jusl schedul- ing ihc c ciUs ihal kcpl c ' ciyonc so busy Iroiii ihc lirsl week of fall (|iiamr lo llie lasi picnic of s|)ring. Dance on a teiniis court? .Sure. ,nul II was mole lini lli.ni a Ijallroon:; liui llure were adxanlages lo l)olli. I lie I ' ltshniaii and ' ■mixers were lo|)s on ilie social p.nade. nd rigln .dioiii thai lime iliere was llie regisiraiiou d.nice, .1 gala w.i lo begin each c|u.iiur. ii ihis lime. exiMNone h.id a d.iie and could lake in llie di isional dances — Home !■i b.ill (llie liisi lormal). Sci- ence dance, ' ei Med b.ill. liiginccrs ' .nid ll.nxest balls. GENERAL SOCIAL EVENTs ' H Look licrf — fi ' ilua is a «oiiiiii ' — iluic ' s (l.iiKin ' iiiiiii;hi. A (laic iiitaiil aiiuliiiij; lioiii (IhikIi dii .Smi(la iiioniiiig i( a wf)rk session on a Vcishca lloal. Ilic fel- low oi iil who pill ilu ' mosi work inio a daiKe. a pro- grani, an c tni. enjoyed il the most. Maybe ihal ' s win the animal resideiue house dames weie so niiiiii Inn. lor eveiA one |)ii hed in. lis time lor anothei liieside, vas(oiinnon lanj naj e ai a liauinii or soroiiiy. 1 should ha e hron hl a do en loiin.iU and one sucaiei and skill. uailed llu ' Ireshniaii oed when slu loniKJ oiii thai iheie were si ill l)i ;);ei ihinj s in lui nij;hi hie . . . llu- |nnioi •Seni« r I ' lom. I ' anhellenic D.nue. Mili lai Mall. Hoiiil) M(,ini U.dl a lonnd oi whirling skills, niaixeloiis iiuisic lioin Inj; naiiu ' h.iiids .nid h.ind sonu ' inxedoerj es( oris. 97 I ' ihmI Ioi |mom t iiIiihi U l.ll t .mil ( oinp.inv s||l(lrlll ' iMI zllMi; .11 llu .ilMt I ' (.lIMM.d ' These saiiK ' fun 1() ing students were serious when the occasion be- came serious. Rclii ion in I.ilc ' cek was a time for this. .StudeiU organized and student ((insmind. it ineani .1 lull week ol plaiuied medi- lation. worship and religious piogranis. Dr. (Ihneme C ' .ianloid lioin Washington. D.C... was tiie guest speaker this year. A Study in Klbows and Fingerti|)s sounds interesting, doesn ' t it? Dr. Oanlord ' s talks and inlormal discussions throughout tlie week were etiually as thought- provoking as this tomocation speech. More deep thinking, iiion- time set aside for seriousness: this was ihe purpose ol loliow-up Religion in Life e ents. ■.Ml Out to dhuKh ' .Sundays meant (hmch aisles lined with extra (hairs — it i cii (onstittited a pan ol (■leek Week. i« n.iiiiilx sniic bioiiglil solium l i.nit Ki Miisi Il.ill — .iiul .1 utl( iiiu nliiiii ot ta rilt ' sciilploi. (liiisti;iii I ' clirsoii. to ' ' ' 2 lloiiih |)ai;cs. ■' ' Y- As iiiiidi J fcaliiii (il .iiii| iis lilc .is .iiiMliiiii- tlv is llu- lilii.ii . Wliric utrr mi llu i .i Ihis piiiiiu w.is i.iki nr Ii (lidii t lake long, nol long ai all. for a hraiid new suidciu to gel iiilo llic swing ol ihiiigs. He soon (le cl )|)C(l iliai Iowa .Sialc siridc. a leaning loi while l U( ks. the know how ol finding .sna|) (oursfs .... why. ihere were a million ways he was introdiued to the college. Memorial I iiir)n had an open house-. Irom howling alleys lo sctond llooi rooms, ihi I nion w.is on (Iis|)lay. iid ,11 llu .Kiiviiies canii al ail ol ihe giiN on (.mi|)iis had a chance lo isii hooihs sel ii|) l) the dilleieni organi alions (;n cani|)iis - ihey were -ore ol |)ic k yourlalent concessions. Chrisinias lice lighting made ihe campus hi ight hilore ihe holidays. Ihe weather w.is ni|)|) . Imi ihe pro gram was apprec iaied. handshake with the picsideni a( llu I ' lesi- dt ni s l ( cpi ion was a hig momcni in (lie- senior ' s lorn eais. nd all ai one i . it was all o ci. Memories ol loni Inn | ac ked ye.ns .ind .1 diplnma were all thai remained ol college liic. I i)ssil ilicii ' s ol (It ' lt ' iiiU ' iil iii.iki ' serious i.ilk foi iiu ' ii jiisC fiiiislu ' d (.ikiii ilclt ' iiiiniC siliol.islii it-sls. 99 Sfiialui .Maigaitt Chase Siiiilh iclaxt uith Distils — il ' s llit Sij;ina kappa parlor. Piano keys find life and lii!lil iiiiiUr l ( Tiinplilnirs (insjeK. ( .11 1 S,iii(ll)iii l; hii;hlli;h(t- l llu- list of ;4iu vl .iili.l ' s uilli his |Mir(iA. The Cream of the Crop Appear on ISC Stage Here al Iowa Stale t- IkuI ilu- (haiue lo licai i out ills .iiid Ici- liiics l) some ol ilie iiiosi (niisi.iiulinj; men and women ol oiir lime, liroujrlii lo llu (,nii|ins 1) ilie Cit)iKCii .nitl l.eilure Clommillee. llicsc giiesi ariisis were well worili taking a (oiiple ol hours lo liear. most t harming (OIK eri was given h Iraiues ■eeIl(l. a soprano loi .nions leading rjperatit (om|)anies. Margaret (ihasc Sinilh and Marguerite lliggiiis. l)otli siutesslnl in imns helds — poliliis and jomnalism — g; M ' -iy interesling speeches. .Senator Smith talked (hallenging ol lihertv. and Maigiierile Higgins told ol hei ex|)erieiufs in Korea .is the onl woman war oirespondeni ( ' arl Sandhiiig addetl a gieat deal to ilu htiiiic series wiiii ii.idiiigs tiom his poiiry. I h( Singing Boys ol Norwav hioughl imporied eiijovmenl. Siaii Kciilon and liis miisit ians ( leatiil a aiiei ol moods. In October le I I iii|)l( loll, the aina ing pianist himioiisi. proveti to the lapatitv aiidieine iliai llu s|)irit ol m.m neid iioi he hampered i physical handii.i| riaving eveiMiiing lioni Uac h .ind Ueclho en lo his own ■■(■tiats to oll. rempleloii (harmed liis aiiduiue with his hriliiani iriiiosiiv. (Iiarm. and great (rmrage. 101 . M J T- ' r : :i s M2lL Beautiful voices earned beautiful trophies . . . it ' s tlie SorDor winning Chi O ' s. Residences Give Out With Music in Contests Mooiiliglu, sUiilif lil. and llu sdli sm iiii ol male voices were waflcd across ilif (anipus by the May bicc c. ' cs, it Avas ihc aiimial Sinr inia Sing s|)()iisoic(l by ihc nalional iiicn ' s music honorary. Phi Mu Alpha. Kighi gi()U|)s. (inalists Irom earlier (ompetilion. baillcd ()(ali on the steps ol Home Ec Hall lor lop honors. Singing their way to ic- tory were the lau Rappa Kpsilons. In second place were the Alpha Ian Omegas, and a special liiird place award was given lor ihe Iiim time to Farm House I rat emit v. ()t t(i be outdone i) lin ' lellows, tht ' giiK h.ul a Sol Dot (otitesi sponsotc ' d l) .Sigma . l|)ha lota, the n.ittdii.il wiiiiieiis iiitisi( honorarv. 1 en o ' clock rehearsals really paid oil lor the ( hi O ' s and Alplia (iains who took lirsi and setond place 1 ispet t i e! it: lite sororitv (li ision. In the e e- ning ()ak and Welch linished Inst and si ' cond over the other donniiories. Man ' of ihe resideiue grou|)s also entered the .inniial Marbershop ()nariet ( ' onlest. I here wet e separate (hxistoiis lot tiu ' iin ' ii ,ind womett. 102 Thr i|iiarlt ' ll( ' Harm up hii .inotlu-i ttl ilN (iiiKc-rl.H. lillo t oiM-N .iclnvN lilt- ( .lllipUN I. line hiiiii Ihr Nlr|i i ( lliiiiit ' Ltu- niiniio ll.ill .111(1 siiifoiii.i sin);rrv m4 K m: IV ' ft • V.V.- •.. -. t ' V .,r , iii, There was no better way to get a bird ' s eye view of the C arnival. •  ' ' r4f«r Most Extraordinary Engineer . . . King for a Night 104 l inir Idi hl: li.it .in llu odds lli.il Ik |iI.im(I iIh i;.iiiit ' .i .iiiir Utzlil. Nfil .ill Im-.iiiin v%.i iii |H)iriil tintit l ( MiiinrN. I hi-s . hoiiu ' - rou n i{.iitiN .ii - kiikril .is |iiimiI! Impomd Ikmihv ;iih1 laltiii wt-ir in ili ' d lo the Fiiginccrs ' Car- iiiviil. H.i| | iisi winiKis a( ( oiu issioiis were ilu ' lipsiic ksiiicaifd re- i|)iciiis ol kissis. ilic |H)|)iil.ir ' liiin iosn ' |)ri is. ()ilui mm cssioiis lining ilu Xiiikhn sliowid tii iiu ' iTiii );c ' niiis .iinl |H(i ()kc ' (l t.ili-nls ol all kinds. lioinliiiif; liiardslicar |)i( i(l lo l)i ' nal spoil. I III Most I ' xnaordinarv ln iiuci was Idd Mason and loi his |)ii r |)iiMnUil l)V lasi year ' s !• iijjiiKir ' s I.ady — a kiss, naturally. Knigliis o( St. I ' ai wcic prcscnicd dmiiij; ihc fun. 105 The End of Four Years of Hard Work and Play W ' lial .1 (_i .i Id tiid 1(1111 ,il)s()liiul (li cars. sdimc l.il.ilisiii sc ' iUDi waiUd; l)ui oiluis iodL ii IuiiikiiousIn , picked ii|i ilicii llowing black robes and ran lor slicllcr lioin ilu- rain. So ciukil ilic |)trlc(tlv planned outside gradualion (ereinon on ( hdc Williams litld. ( ' .Ins Ills ol parents and Irieiids. llo( ks ol si ' niors and do ens ol Lu uli incin bcrs soon lonnd a plat t ' in ilu- in or lo luar Prtsideni lrde exuiu (oiigratulalions and a ( hallenge lo ilu lilutn hundred graduating sen ions. I he sheeiiskin uri ' st ' tilal ion was biiil. bin ineniorable to all. 106 ' hrn .1 ff ' u riuiiiirrifs iikmii so iniich . . . i.tdii.tiinii. Nou. ilxiM- loin vr.iis M-i ' iri NO b.itl .illi-i .ill. I ' irsithiil riil(- h.1% .1 uiii iliwhilt- «(imI Io i;i r. I,.isi (l.i s ,is imdt ij iadiialLs wcii ' l)iis ones. Iia( c .ilainiau- | if- I (led l)y iIk- (aiilhin pi (hide made- .1 lining selling lor so impressive .111 c (iii. On the alieiiionn ol ilu- Ui Dav seniors and iluir |)arenis. as guests oi I ' lesident Irilev, saw lor ilie last lime ilieir la(iiltv liicnds. I cas and |)rogTams, last farewells to Iriends — all were sadness ,iiid el |o . Hill ilic lasi da was oxer, loo, and llic (aiii|iiis wniild iie ei seem the same lo ilie gi.idiiates. I he seniors ol i ' .l. ' i! were no longii pan I eiglii ihoiisand siiidcnis, hiii a peneiiiage ol ihe alumni ihoiisands. 107 competitive collegiate sports SAGITTARIUS THE ARCHER watches over those who are hunters, fishermen, explorers -all adventurous men. It is inclined to sports and relaxation. Jf ' :S 108 977 • 7 ' VT ' ■■■.Ti LOUIS MENZE, AthUti Diiedoi, a M-ttiaii of t«iiil - four ' ears in Clardiiial an l (iohl athleticN, will h a e toiiiplttcd his sr enlh Mar al Iowa Stale as athltlit diriiloi at llu- end o( thf school ear, 1951-52. Nliiize rame to Iowa State in the fall i f 1928 as head basket- hall coaeh and ser e l in that lapatitv initil the fall of HM8, when he a e up all active coaching. He had been end and backlield eoach In football and head baseball mentor before then. IHI.K.IIC OFFICE S1AFF- ( III istialisen. Ross (bus. mgr.), Mrs. Rliucif. Mrs. Harris. Bur- ri ' ll (pul)liiil director). MfTi e (atliklK ilinilor). 110 miiig or old, III. Ill oi u tiii.iii, litisb.iiid m uik-, sIiKltnl oi not . . . .ill go lot (h - ( u loiu s m .1 I ml; Fans Back the Cyclones All the Way Will. Idsf. 01 (li;iu. { ' (l()iu- .iililiii( iiams (ontiiuuil In draw a large lUitnbL-r il solidly c-iidnisi.iM i( iaiis. A kci-n spiril ol ( )in| rtiii()n aiKJ s|)()rtMnanslii| pii ' dnniiiiaU ' d in all school aiiRs. with votiDg and old l).i( king iIk ' (acIoiu ' s all ihc w.is. Iowa Sialt: ClolJc-ge . . . Iioiiu n| iln I luiic! Slates Olvinpit wrest- ling mollis loi Ml. ' iL ' . scat ol ihc .nnui.il low.i lli h School track and (itld. t loss (oiiiiiiN . goll and tennis iiile laces. as as the IcHa! entr in iiij; Seven conlereiKe athletics . . . ga e ( oinpeiitois and lans alike a «oo|)ei,iii e winning N|iirii. It was this spirit thai made Iowa State such an .ithlel i ( eiilei . Ill Footballers Finish With Fortune of Fours ' ■Daiiic Kate. il seems, had llic munlKi lour picked out as the kev lo the fortunes of the IS( lootball inacliine lor the I! ' . ) I season. rhe C ' ytloiies finished with ioiu wins, four defeats and one tie — good enough lor a nuinl:)cr loui berth in the Big ,Se en iootljall race. Despite an average season, iSC came up with some sparkling performers. Quarterljac k Dick Mann ranked fiftli nationally in passing, and end Mai Schmidt ranked ele enth in pass receiving. .Schmidt and Stan ( am|)l)ell were All-iJig Seven and landed in All-America. EMMET R. (ABE) STl ' BER, thr C. loins ' head ki id (oadi. kept tiis  v.iuh- fill fvc over the Iowa State luolhall iditiiius for his tilth season this cai. The diiiiiiiiitix ' iiu ' iitoi, dispiti- a iiu-dioiic ittord here {19-25-:!). has hiiilt the CAiloiie yiid iiiadiiiie into a hij hh lespeited cliil) in a toiiijh Bis; SeMii loop. ■?W Hinr: ( .;iiiipl}cll. Eictiorn. Hess. Stiinfll. Arils, Olson. Malhcsoii. ' (K-tberg. Srhmidl. lUiiis. Siinnil liitu-: CncndeiiiiiR. Sfhillniocllfr. Robfilson. Ht ' niiiiKW;i% . Beat. SU ' fiisoii. I ' liipps. (lu-i piiisk , Meting, Jatobson, Third Rfw: BreltsLlineitler, Sniitll. Hatknian, (io , Liljeherg, Mnllen, .Nleltgren. Shupe, Cunningtiani, Rtintif, Rdliwetider, tourl) Roir: I. W. Foster, Marti, Cue , Ilurketl, Peterson, Jensen, C.!uiinble , Ma , . lteman, suale, liflh How: Lindstronl, lueed , Horras, Molir. Hongan. ,Steplienson, R, I,, lliirns, CI R, Burns, Scharff, Cliartier, Sixth Row: SctioetUiorn. }louscr. Co 7i. Heirk, (iates, Beuttler, Jobnson, Veset . Ball. Harris, Rite. Sa ' rntli How: C lonnor, Poller. BiOAvn. Kowatski. ,- ndcrson, Tatnier, Rawlev. t- oz i. Sliibley, Suanson, Eighth Row: Mielkiis, Nit]n Is, Moosinan, Rooker. Steig, Maim, Slioop, Wdson, ' Hionipson, BraiuUs. iitlh Roir: l.essin, Spencc, Vakc , Dohrlliann (manager I, Moore (line f oatli ) . riiiiin ( backheld coach). I.amson ( B coacli). C onnatk (end toaiii), Stuber (head eoaili). tiraber (ass ' t manager). Hoteman, J. D. Foster, _  N FOOTBALL I • •k ( V . . A ) ' v r Cozzi l)iii l tliioiij;li a liok iii llu W.ijiu- loiu.ml i.ill hihind hloikiiii; Iniin cmI) anil iiis. His adiami ' lul|) (l llu Ihpmu ilub win. ISC 53, Wayne 21 ISC 6, Marquette 6 ( onibining a robust air and ground attack, ISC opened its grid season by trampling an inexperi- enced Wayne team, r); -2l. Co zi ' s timely dashes and Mann ' s pin-|)oinl passing highlighted ihe Iowa Stale periormance. Rugged line-play and adcpl ball-handling gol ISC ofi on the right loot. Iowa Slate w as never in danger of losing ils lead. With rain coming down in buckelsiidl, h)wa State racked u]) an early tally and resorted to pnnt-and-hold tactics against Mai(|uette U. in a night contest at Milwaukee. Wisconsin. How ever, the home club saw its lead vanish in the game ' s iading seconds and had to settle lor a (i-ti (h nv. Hess ' punting and a ( clone delensc stood out. 7li(- (N l( n(- honu- l.nis, | i-[ li.nul and tu-ri s {na(l ivlinnp il np in | Mlliii| lor IS(. Ki ((inic Ihiongh. 114 Kansas 53, ISC 33 Willi uli.ii sitiiud .1 l.inK Mihsi.iiii i.il lull tiiiif kail oi I ' .i |) iinis. IS( luukid lorwaid lo iluir scrniul in ir in .i main Kaints. However, ilic |a hawks tlmu ( Aciviliing l)ui liu (laiii|)aiiil(. ' ii ilu ( ( loiics ill till- liiial M) iiiiiuiics and k-li tlu gridiron willi , ' . ' |)oinls. as (omparcd lo ilu ' ' ' that the men ol Ames colleited. The Ihrcc C. ' s — C o zi. C ' iicrpinsky. iiid C ' ongiaido — spaiked the Iowa Slate |)la ei s ' j iomid perloiniaiue. while l.auf h- lin held an indixidiial Hack meet, miuh to the delight ol the I.awieiue lans. ()lfeiisi e maiiiie eis ijudomiiiaied. and the thirteen lomhdowns scored weie an ISC Kl ie(ord.  - (■Voelbcrg griniaics as lii ' stoops in .1 lou pass (rom Mann in (he Jayhawk conlcsL. liiiiK M Ml h I .III III s ivw, l ( K.iii«.i 1 111 •! I III Kl i.ii kli I I ml. .1 slim 1 ( 11 1 |.iuiil. li ll: isliili .imiilii 1 ( m Imii jiili in In moic. iik ' H ' 115 n S ' . ' . ' . ' . •. •••« « •  ' TCIWt ■■■B H Eic)i( in iiitei ' tcpls, scoots past a flying Tiger for Cyclone pay dirt. ISC 21, Missouri 14 I ' ilin,! u]) .1 loi midablc l l-fl It-ad alii-r tin- first ilirif (|uaricrs oi play, Iowa Sialc lougiit oti a Missouri hid in llic linal ([uartcr to win. lil-14. riic i(i()r was Iowa .State ' s lirst o cr the I igcrs since MI.S«. I ' i( horn inleri epleil a Mi zou pass and went tlie distaiue lor the Inst Iowa Stale marker. Mann ' s passing artistry led to the other two I ' D ' s with C ' her])insky scoring both times. Mr. Toe (liendenint; made good on all ihree (oinersion 11 ies. Mann connected on 7 ol 1 - aerials, as Iowa .State got 13 first downs lo Mi zou ' s 9. ( mIihii l l(Mk(is Icirni .1 ik.ii |)im k( I li i M.iiiii | i), ;is Mr. )imih rl ;K k lillis ;iii .uiial Miikc lo VociIxt!; (8 1) iMsi K. HIS, IS Si.iit ' Vs ild als. ISC 32, K-State 6 Iowa Slate rolled lo its iniiial liig Scvtii win overwhclining Kansas .State, 32-(). helore sixteen thousand avid Ilomeiominu lans. 1k Siuhri ' s olhnM e t harges stored i.i c er possible grid nuihod. (llurpinsk . M.imi, iH.d, and C.ongiardo goi iiedii hir liu ' I ) . die I.ii 1(1 pair storing on ji.issis horn M.mn. ( )lson l)l(i(ki(l .1 pinii ih.ii ga e ISC. two m.n kei ' s. while ( ' leiideniiig had . ■exii.i poinis and ,i held goal. 116 iL ls KiciCMliiK ' iilrr dcllcrls a Biilldo); avrial, uilh some barking; (nini (amplH-ll. ISO ' s Hcv (25) Iraps l ini( ' icr| l .1 slra Drake |msn. Colorado 47, ISC 20 ISC 13, Drake ( ' .i|)itali iiig taiK on Iowa Sialc mistakes. C ' .olo- lado imiNcd lo a 27-(i hallliiuc aihanlagc and went II l( dclcat IS{ . 47-20. ai llic liulf honicconiing. I u() fund)lcs and a pair f)l pass inttn t|)tions led Id loin eiieiin lou( lidowns. Mann Int on two scoring passes, giving him I le en loi ilic year, a new school record. ISC ' s offensi e pl.itoon li.ul to lake a hack seat to the CAclone delensi e unit, as the home tin!) gi ' ound out a I. Ml ietory al Drake. Scoring came at ()p|)osiie ends oi the lilt, a Maini-Sciimidt pass (oiinting earlv and a Meling dash adding the last marker. Defense dominated pla (hniiig most ol ilu- intiivening period. Klllf.lld ll.lf k lllllkv lux t .iv illlo ihr iit ift ( 4lf M( Iiims.ikI u.iII. .V ricciii); C oloiacl i.iii i;t ' lN llii Siiip. Iliill.iln (icaliiiriil (loin Iowa Slalr I idiom (27)  illi .1 liiii iii ' .: li |h ' I.iC ' l.iiklr. % ISC ' s Eichorn tries lo elude two NU pursueis. I iii .1 third n arl) and an ISC man seem to care more loi iunil lin!;. Nebraska 34, ISC 27 With a terrific explosion of aerials in ihc second hall, the Cornhiiskers edged the Cyclones. 34-27. Bordogna ' s ■' radar-giiidetl shots out- sh(n ' n the brilliant •ork ol Mann, who hit his target 22 times, three of which meant more work lor the scoreboard tenders phis a new ])assing record lor lr. ( narterbac k. Oklahoma 35, ISC 6 The (acIoiics wound ii|) ihc I!!, ) I grid season by dropj)ing a contest to Oklahoma and its trnsiiing gronnd attack. . ' V )-(). Mann maintained his .ki ial ailisii . as llu- (Ailones oiiigaincd its loc in the air. I!MI ards to lO ' .l. ISC ' s lone score came on a Maini-Cl ) pass, expanding Maims new lecord for 11) ihroAVs to I ). ls( lle s C.Ti) drops llealK ol Okl.dioma, kI)o liad liioken into llie C loiie setond.itN (lop). But the Sooner in.in.ii;es lo (lip ,i Literal lo le.inini.ile ( iinvdei (middle). ho linislies uiili (he last ley til llie ll- aid Tl) lliglil (liiillom). 118 uVuVnm, ; ' . ' , ' . ' . ' .! ' • ' ' ' ' ' •• ' • ' ..4. HiiwiiiiHimi hv lou.i Sl.ilf vliiiltiUN i;.i c a lousiiii; • '  Ii(miu- Iumiu to lUv .11 sti%. .IS (ht- i«-(iiiiu l from a (Mi (ir uilh M.ii iiireit- at Milu.itikt-c. rtic ( cliiiu ' luri It-adns, |h p li.inil aii l nIimUiiIs a%t- m-iimkI loinl %rl(OiiU ' (CI (.oath AIh SiiiIh-i aii i his I ik.i SiaU- (wlntii- arsil% M|ua(J. Cyclone Bees Capture Four of Five Battles I lie low.i SiaiL l liiuil);ill s(|ua(l, |)la iiit; as Ik ' c bai k Spciuc j allRicd iimsl dI iIr- s(|iiail n a junior varsity iinii Ini iln. Insi liiiK in sL xral scoring laurels, while fullback. Stevenson saw con- years, completed iis M ' ' l season wiili a rccoid dl siilerable arsitv adion. fniM wins and only one loss. I he Ikes onlv deleal was lo ihc Kansas I )un ior xarsitv ai Lawrence, 2H-(). iheir string ol wins ' ' ■' ' ' i ' ■' ' C;racel;,.ul Jr. College , , , . .. Ill- - 1 Iowa .Si;iii ' 15. I.S Biieiia isla, 12 nulu(e( i( tones o ev (.raceland luuor Col- , . .,„ .. „ ,. ..,,.. .,u • ' Iowa .Siatc- B. Kansas B. U8 le e. Ikicna ' isia an.l ilu ' Missouri and Nebraska j .,, j,,, . .., ■■| Missouri ' -B. 12 l ' lulls. Iowa Statu B. 22 .. Nthraska B. 19 lait;r iiot« l iif s(ii(l(-fil% l .M kt l ihi- ( i lours at .1 I IniiH f imiiiiil; iHllltlK . 119 ( oiuh ( laMoii (C hi(k) Siitlu ' i land |)il( U-(i his lildi Iowa State baskt-i- hall lul) (liiiint; iln I!)5l-r 2 M-asoii. Ml- (aiiu- to loua State in (he sprint; o( 1942. Htit he is shown nieasiuini; two of his giants. Ups and Downs Hurt ' ' Improved ' ' Cyclone Cagers (loach ( ' layloii ((.hick) Siiilu rlaiul ' s llt ' il iL ' (aiIoiic cagers. which he classed as an iiii|)i oxcd c lul) oxci ihe ' ' iliril leani, annexed a season ' s lecord ol Ml wins and 1 1 losses and ended n| in lonrih place in a rugged Uig Seven loop lace. I he (l clones had liieir usu.d ups and downs, losing se eral lighi hall games, hul gencralh the cluh lurned in iis lop perlornianc e on ihe home lloor ,nid losi mosi ol Us conlcsis on ihe lo.id. One ol the cageis ' loughesi losses was al the hands ol Stanlord Unixersiiy al ihe BigSe en Imilaiional in Kansas (ai . Ihe Indians linally won o ci iS( ' . lO i-KIL ' . in .1 ilnilling oxfr-lime nil. Iowa .Slate finished sexenih in ihe lopnoich eighi le.uii held al ihe lourn.imenl. 120 BASKETBALL 1 i i fJ ' -- - ' ' ¥|l . ' . . - Kn f ' MH ' 4 w W M ViKnm-.-x-; . ■■L n fjfSSH n ' : ' ' n V - « t ' ;if iKi : V KMIV l) H MOR VAKSI M (UIONK ( .tRS irW (,.;, I ilittii i.iv«l. (0.11I1I. K- k(Klt. Jnliii Mill, Kii ir. I iiluiitK. Dirrikv Suiigr. tiiii)iil)t.iilr. jii C ' .lrj%r. I atit. M.iiik . Writrt. ( «k.M li Niithrtljiitl- Srnnui Him: l tK ll i  M lijiiint. (:|i.Hiiltrr. fii kvin. lUrfU. ( Imirnt. Koltui lilrr, I ihs. Ilr« , (■miitr. ( lui«iriiMtn. nrll ( Crjiiirr 1 . Ihitd ft)!! ' Ki M tifrl(l. AllriiMM. I cHuliti. 1 . KimIi. MatfitiMin. ItjiuB idfil. Dun t.iM. llhnn. l-Mhin. Kildin. ( itoiH liiiu.dil (.ioii r ltr s |iul .1 oiir li.inilt l ' •hot tti llir .III (liNiiili- ,1 lr.i|iini; li.illrl Al- i( iii) l .1 ( 4iiiihii«krT Itx In tll.Hk It. 121 Itolliiiii: Oiu- 1st; (aj4ti balllo lour foes. T l : ll looks likf a baskclball ula . Itolliiiii: Diricks leaps lo hook. Several Aces Brightened Average Season l)f,sj)iic an axcragc season, ilu ' Til-, )!! s(|ii.iil (.nnc iij) with sivcial offcnsi c and (Iclcnsixc a(cs. l,ank |ini Slangc sniashcil llic nlil scIkidI ncdid lin indiviilual scoring l) aniassing a mial ol liOS markers. Cieorge Hess also sni- passed llu ' old slandard hnl had lo scitli ' lor second place -itli L ' lS |joinls. Rig Diliuai Diercks inined in a sliale ol .1 deleiisne game wiieii lie held K.insas ' scoring ■giani. ( ' I de l.ovellen. lo a mere I . ' poinls. one ol ihe iowcsi loi.iN I.ovellelle li.is u.nncied m Ins enlire college career. 122 ' . ' Jim oiilttrclihf Ihrrc liiill(ln); (ill iln li.ill. Itottoin C i)iii|H ' fitiiiii i fiiriiiiis. C.i-I Ih.il ic- tKiiinil! K. IMS. is ' ( Ixilr l.oM ' lli ' lIr miiiis .iiiki i ' iI  ilti SlailKc ' it alliludr .is lir |iliiiii;rs Ini llir ImII. Ill ill. II ((iiilcsi ilir (! (|riius oiKc led llif cvriilii.il liii; St rii I liainps and ( i iilisis l.iif in ilu Iniii ili (|ii.ii ur. only Ki losr In a Main li c points. Ilu- (Ailoiif ( aj i IS liahiiiially liavi- luld All Anurican l.o clinic I ' l liwci markers on ilic a ci.ij;c ilian any oilier iiil). io| s(o in lii hliglii ul ilic season, rlcspilc ilu l.n i ili.ii the ( yclfjiics (lidn ' l uin. u.is ilic hallle willi iIk Si.iiiloid Imli.ms .11 K.in- sas ( ' itv. Sianlord won ilie (ill. lO. ' MllL ' . Inn the C.yiUtne lol.il was ihc largest one ,111 low.i Stale sipiad li.is c ti .iiiiassed. Stance and Hess cadi diiiiipiil in ' J7 points in (hat { aiiie. 123 . ■.• Siangc goes up all alone to lay one up, wilh four Huskeis ti;iiliiii;. Toj) llii;ht: Vims Hail under the board. Ilolloiii lUtihl, null ' s 1(111 l.ltr 1(1 stii| Hess. SEASON S RECORD Iowa Slate, 51 South Dakota. Iowa Slate, ()5 Moiiiiiinsiilc. Iowa Slate, 57 (jfiglitoii. Iowa Stale, 51 Diakc. Iowa Stale, 57 Diaki . Bin; Sn ' rn hii ' lliilioiial ISC, 12 Mis.souri, ISC, 102 Sianloitl, ISC, 75 Xelnaska 50 ii;i l!l 111 lis l ' . lO.S lili 124 Oni ( i liiiK w. l Mi I I ' rlN. Mlh (hire v,i(( hini;. Sl.iii;;t ' .111(1 oiiiiL;lila(li- oiilicuh thici- l i.ik(- ai;(-is, lull hii Jim t ' M-nlii.ill% l;( ' 1o ihr li.ill. ' Vwn KSi.ilcis |Mlt tin- slo| |niv fill Miss liiixc, ImK I mil; is (niiiint; up In otirl ' MHllr hi ' Ip. Si s ) s kl (OKI) ,(,() I i)| i)W;i State, f)? mva State, r 2 ' nva Slate. . )K wa Stale, 7K owa State, )8 ow.i State, l. ' wa State, hi) ' iwa Stale, . iW ' ivv.i St.iie, 59 ' wa State, 5.S ua State, ' !•) ■lua State, (Wi fiu.i Si lie. () ) Mi ' .siinii, 55 ( .iilorado, (i7 K State, 7( . .Nehiaska, 72 . . . Kansas, H(i Oklaluiina, l l . . . Kansas, 55 CieiKliKin. 58 Okl.iliiMii.i, IH Nebraska, 75 . , Missouri, 5.S . . . K State, 88 (loloiado. Ii2 125 Ursl Ron.- l.indgrcn. Krilse. Anderson. Uiown, Lucas, Nielsen. l.aMair. Sfcaiid Hiui : Coach MiC.uiie. I hornbeig. I honias, Jolinson. Maine. Palterson. Holan. Krvin. Tlloll, Schmidt. Tankers Have Record Year But Miss Loop Crown Splashing its way ihrough aiioiliei record smash- ing season, the Iowa Siale s vinnning stjiiad marched u liw dual meet wins against one loss, bill was nosed oiii in the Big .Sexen loo]) race. The tankmen ran iheii undele;iled siring in conferenee dual meets n iwcni iwo. However, the team lailed to ha e the de|)tli necessary to re- tain the conference crown. In the Hig .Se en meet at Lincoln, (ioacli |ack McCrtiire ' s tankers giab- bed oil nine blue- i ibbons. bul ()klalioma. with fi e hrsLs, gained die i(ioi on second, iliird and ioiirth |)lace wins. Iowa .Slate sio|)|h(I die Sooners earlier in die .season in a diiid meet, 17 12. but the Oklahomans ' depth was too much in the loop mc ci thai saw a new record set in e eiy exinl. .Michigan Slate slop|)ed the Cyclones to open the year, 54-39, as the lankeis ' only loss. 126 SWIMMING l)ts|)iic ilii- dyclonc-s ' loss m ilic Spartans, one (il ilu- t()|) teams ill ilic toiintiy. M((iiiiic was pliasctl with llic- |)trl()rmaii(c of liis iiaddlcrs. Sprint .u c liiown nosed out tlic Spat tans ' Sdiolcs, (: (liain|)i(in. in tlic (iOyaid lice style c ent to j;ai n i e enge lor his loss to Si liults in ihe (; A meet last year, loin Iowa Staters and two Miihigan State swiiimiers splashed to new ret - ords. Nine marks kll as ihe (Ailone splashers won their Inst meet oi the year over DePaid. 54-3 ). Six went to Iowa State swimmeis. as IS( won Mven ol the ten events, intituling both lelays. Nebraskas ( ' ornhiiskers were the next (Atlonc i(iims. as ISC. oiupaddkd iliem. 71-L ' L ' . taking a bine ribbon in every event. Only the (iO-yard I lee st le meet standard remained nnbrokcn alter the meet, the home tankers ha ing smashed eight meet marks. I he C ' ydnnes kc|)t on the victory trail by next to|)pling Colorado ' s tankers, 7(1-23. .Vs was the (ase in the meet with Nebraska a week earlier, I he Cyclone crew splashed in witli every first |)lace and ga e up oiiK three second places. M((.uiic used his regulars s|)ariiigly. bin still Inc mcii marks fell. Oklahoma ' s eveniital loop litlisis and iht Ran- .is tank team became the last iwo Cyclone i( - (mis Oklahoma fell. 17-12, and Kansas fil-28. 1 hen canie the (onleieiue meet at I.iiuoln and ( oach Mcdiiire barely missed his sixth consecu- tive loop crown in as many tries. I fit ( n.it i |.iik MM.iillr, .1 lolllli-l iltltiuti si. II IliinsrII. i;iliilril ilir ts( |i.iiMliis hit his ninih s4-.imiii .ifin ,iii ilhii-ss l.isl r.ii. Hf- h.ifl ltd |S( In fiM- Hli,iii;hl Iimi|i lillt-s liiilil ils snonil | liir tUtM- uuw lliiN M-.il. His If-. mis h.uc vsnii Wi. InsI 1 1 ,iih1 liril iti ' ihul iiirii. Iti ;hl ( iMf h XlfCiiirr li.is Miiiir wiirfU .inil W.ills h.is ihr liinr for Umihm .is hi- hiiishrs iiiu- ii( ihc s|iiiiii onils .i .iiiisi NchLivka . ( oiiihiisLris. 127 J MustU ' s art ' It-iist- as llu swiiiinifrs iioiuh awailini; Iht- -slailiiii; signal loi (hu- oI llu- l)a( kslntkt- ni i)U ' iU ' f fiu ( )klali()iiia aiiil Iowa Stale c ()ni| UiLl (loinmaifd ihe Big Scncn iiicel. ( )klalii)iiia won witli I 11! markers, ihc (acIoiics got 1 . ' I poinls. and dicn came Nebraska with :i() markers and Kansas and (Colorado w iih L ' O I joints. Nine loop marks I ell to ( ' ( lone I ankers. SKASONS Rix:oRn Iowa State, ,S ' .) [i(llii aIl Stale, , ) 1 l()U,i State, 5-J DePaiii, . ' 1. ' ) Iowa Stale. 71 Nel)raska, 22 Idw.i Slate, 70 Coloraflo, 2.S n . Slale. 17 Oklahoma. 12 Idw.i Si. lie. li I Kansas, 2. ' {;y St ' X ' oi Confcrt ' ncc Okkihoin.i. Ill: ISC. LSI: Nebraska. .SO VikI iIux ' u oil III .1 l.isl vl.ill llli Ihi Millliil III (III ' .;llii. 128 (!ai(Iiiial .tiicl ( f l(l suiiiiiiiiiii; (cainiliaU ' S of Cicorgc Mtilan rll uiinU u( c ' lituuraf ' ciiii ' iit to the ISC dLslaiuc sliokiT, uhilc Nrhraska ' N sHiminers give their man some backing in the 440-vard (rcc st Ic. Swimming Stars Splash to Many New Records Aliliouyh ilic ( ' . (1 )1K ' swiimiKiN did n l ixpciicncc a pcilcil sea- son. I.dicriiig sliglilK ,ii ilu ' opiiiiiii; .md iiidinn nl ilu- season, in.iiiv will 1 I. mil iliai ilic ' 32 aggregation loniaincd several tank perleciionisls. liol) Urouii. senior sprini ate. hail another reiord smashing vear. Blown, who holds the N(!. A reiords in ihe ) • ami lOtl anl Iree style for the 20-yanl pool, spent the year shooting to break his own records, l.ee .Anderson and Rnss Ihonias, junior backstroke ami distame stars, res|)et lively, paddled to ni.inv new marks, as tlitl earling breast- stroker Mike I.aMair. (.one next e.n will be valuable men like I.indgren, iJrouii. I lioll. Nielsen ami M.iine. bni the vearlings who gained experience in . I ' J shoidtl be .dile m i.ike up ihe slack. ( ' oai li l (.nire will, however, have manv stellar lank perfornters. siirh as 1 bom. is, .Xnderson. Ilol.ni, I.aMair, Irvin, Patterson, I honi- berg, Krvin. I.ncas, Johnson .md iranslei student Best still in the lolil lo loini .1 niuleiis of veterans Ini the ' ' 3 tankers. 129 First liuiv: WaUloii, Wirds. Bollinger. W iKoii, Ostaiioii. Lai-tcii, Riiik. Snond Jiuw: NonUkc, Jtiistii. (.tuUs. H.i iing . joiu-s. kilh. I, inn. Coach Diopalik. Tfiint Row: Goslee, Suanson, Berrvhill, Henningson, F.rickson, Naiighion, Fitsoi. Sialcy, Beuttlcr. Two ISC Mafmen Win Loop Titles— Team Second 1 he C Acloiic w rc ' slliii! s(|u.i(l, ini(ki llic j uidaiu i ' ol flciaii ( o.u h Hugo Otopalik, rang up a WK) ' ! record ol six wins as ainsi iwo losses in dual malcli conipciilion. 1 h e ( ' ardinal and ( ould grai)lers annexed more lirsis and siionds in ihe ])re-season l() s ' a Slate Teacheis lii iiaiional than an other team. With two indi i(hial loop champions. hea weight lci W aldon and i77-pounder Hob ii ' ds. hiwa State hnished in the innnei up spcjl in the Big Se en C ' .oiilereiue meet. Four Icltcnncn greeted Otopalik upon the season ' s outset. I he chial meet season opened wuh an 1S(1 win oxer (uiiniell. (ictting in ihc mood, ihc grappleis slapped siiangle holds on Miiuiesola. W ' iseon- sin. Kansas State. South Dakota State and Nebraska. However, los.ses lo Oklaiioma and loxva State Teaehers Ijioke the siting. Otopalik lell his icam had m.ide a hnc ' rec ord. WRESTLING I Ir- UMIIl |)l.l l(l hoM III iIk I .S. ()lMII|)i( iiAiiiiis. April 17 1 . ' . ()t )|)alik is ilu- wrcsllinj ' u | iisnii.ii i c (il llic I .S, 1(1 ilif j;;miis. liij; |.u k I ' riikson, who was iiiilij ' ililf loi ilu itgular siasoii. Ijcing a liaiiski siiuliiii. hi- (.iiiK ilii liisi (ax lone j ra|)|)Icr m (|iialil lor ilii ' final (lAoiiis lull ' ill ilu ' | ri ' liiiiin.irii ' s lirlil .11 (llii(a ;i). si s( ) s RLC ()R|) Iciwii Stalf. L ' I C.I inncll, 8 Iowa Slate. I ' ' Wise iiisin. il Iowa Siaif. L ' I MiiiiU ' soia. II Iowa Statf. II . Oklalioiiia, 17 Iowa Statf. L ' (t K.iiisas Stall-. H Iowa St. III-. ■J7 South Dakota State, li Iowa State. M ' Iowa State Teatheis. 18 Iowa Stale. I ' i Nebraska. II C.onfereucf Mft-t Oklahoma. 18; ISC:. :V Filial Olympic Tn ' ouls April 17-19 An unidcnlificd I.SC frra| plcr i;( ' ls his .inn .iniiiiul tin- niidillc of j Iw. v l.rll: VitM ii, I 17 | iuiiil ISC oiiMliiii; (.i|i ' l.iiii, Hrd|i« hi .inns .iroiiinl his oji| iiiriil. Itil til Kitfii. ( SI Ititif H7-|Mtiin l M i|ilH.ninir. .i|i|ili s .III ,11111 lii lil on his i:i.i|i|ilinK fcN-. 131 An ISC diainoinl man levels olf, as Maktever aivaits his turn at l)al. Diamond Men Lose Battle to Weather Despite the unpredictable Iowa weather, the ][) ' } Cyclone diamond charges captured S out of I ) tills ])Iaye(l on their L12-ganie schedide. In order to get an early start the .irsii s(niad, tutc ' cd by veteran coach I,. C. C ap I iiiiiii. played fom ' games in the smnn (linie ol ()kla- lionia. W ' catiier soon caught up with the i luij, however, and se en games were rained out. Makecver swinig a heavy l)at and kil the itani at the plate with a .378 a erage. although Captain Delbridge gave him a close race. , inoinul stall of Singley, Liihring, Jacobson and Frcderiksen pioved to he ccjiisistent. . Iihough the ( liih Iiad onK an average record, the- Cyclones had good spirit, several contests be- ing won in the late innings. I ' he club spilled Oklahoma, loop champs, in the lirsi game ol a Veishea twin bill and closed with I sir.ii ' jhi wins. I lt.i(liii . iiiii|)ii(. (11.11 li .mil l( .iiiiMialt  .ilili S(iiiu .iia liil llic liil BASEBALL 132 ' A, ' «! Woii-; Ntanii fmKr.) Norri . Swan, nclbridgt-. SciincuaUI. fiucriisf . M:ikccvcr. Sionc. Sicuari. Sfmtifl Rinr: C ' riarli I iiniii, IrrdcTik cn. Iljckharth, Singlr -, (olMon. I.tihriiiK. l iiiK. Swifl, Burl. Tiiiiiii ha a fiw wniils for his iiirn a ihi ' o|i|Mi iii( ii coiiicv in to Iial. .SI .VS(). .S RLC.ORl) - 51 Iowa State, Iti I uK.i, I Iowa State, 5 I iils:i. fi Iowa State, li Oklahoiii.i . , : M. II Iowa Staif . . (rain) Okiaiioma . ) : M Iowa Stall . (rain) Kansa.s Iowa Stale . (rain) Kansa.s Iowa Stall . (rain) If)wa State Teadiers Iowa Stair . (r;iint Iowa Slate ' Icarhers Iowa State, I Kansas, 7 Iowa State. |n k.ins.is, !l Iowa St.iic (lain) .Xehiaska Iowa Si. lie (rain) Nebraska Iowa St. lie. I MisMiiiri, 5 Iowa Siale. Missoiui. 7 Iowa Stale. 7 K St.ite. 2 Iowa State. ' _ ' K Stale. I lo va State. Oklahoma. I Iowa Si.iie, (I Oklahoma. .S Iowa Stale. H Drake. ( Iowa State. !l Drake. I Iowa State. 7 (iolnrado. li lowa Stale. 7 ( iolorailo, ti 4 - -Mi lf - 133 r ti ' t IOWA ' IOWA STATE Z f IOWA i . ! STATE rrp ' 10 ' 1 Ce IOWA ?™ p-. ATE SJ ' ' First Row: Young, Bibo. Robbins, Bighee, Barber, D. Williams, Case, Mallas. Second Raw: Mancy, Prather, Eastburn. Hoak. Sivanson. Hart. J. Williams. Daluns (irainer). Coach Berry. Cyclone Cindermen Have Uneventful Year Coacli Burl Berry ' s ( ' yclone thinclatls suffered a sligliiK dismal ' 51 outdoor season, winning two dual meets, biu tinishing last in the Big Se en meet. F ' ixe Iowa Stale irac kiiicii wcni lo ihe Texas Relays, se en hi the Kansas Relays, and twent nine id ilie Drake Rela s. Tlie iiaiii de leaied Drake and Cihitago. bui losi lo (Colorado in dual meets. Big Jim Robertson copped the loop dis( iis title. The ' yi indoor team also Imisluii last in the loop. A Hurler of the spear-like javelin rears back lo let ' er fly. ISC ' s (loss-fouiiliv team gets off to a crowd ed start as ainsl Missouri ' s two iiiilers. l vc: 1 TRACK Inw.i Si, Ill ' s ( KISS ( oimiiN iiiiiiKisdl l ' .l,  I . ( );ii lu(l l) liiiil HriiA. had a (lisioiiia in season as ilic Icaiii (lr(i| |)i ' (l all loin ol its dual iiRcis. 1 he fi c-inan duh linishtd sixili in liic Hij; Seven meei. Drake, ( olorado. Kansas Slate and Missouri all slopped liie home team. ( )l ihe luo mile lemdars. Kasildii ii and Swansiiii ■on monograms. V ( M loiH ' hiiidlrr fls ujiiiicd up loi his i- (-iiC with .1 |ir;ictit«- jaunt o (t Ilic low barriers, sucal ilolhi ' s and all. I .isiliiirn leads tlic paik of Inwa Stale .111(1 Missouri runners at the enii of one ol llie eii hl laps in a dual meet here. I ' lalluT, illianis and Marl (an Ik ' Mtn (iiiniiii; up fioni the rear. r... It.. Ii.l.Il r .ii. Kiinili-. M.K.iIir.icl. niiish.ir (Lipl i. Willi.ims ll.irper. DcI-onK. Arnold. Srrnnd Row: Ccncli Brrn. Hns. Robcrnon. Rhortr, Brcrlr, u ilkin. Dnil (.,. ;,.i . . r K.ilihiiis, Binlitn. Millrr. Winill. Oiikinion. Shelter. Silver. Bluliri- Smith (capt.). Hukill, McEachran, Hai]Ki, C:hristian. McEachran is set for a t|uitk serve in a practice session. ISC ' ' Racketeers ' ' Annex 5-4 Dual Season Record ISC ' s 19, ' ) 1 racketeers rolled up fi e wins against four losses in dual meet play. Feature of the year was a 7-0 s veep over Carleton. But gloom prevailed at the Big Se en meet, where the (lai-dinal and Gold pulled in last with Nebraska. Din-ing the rcgidar season, the netsters also ' on over Iowa State Teachers twice, Missomi and Nebraska, but fell before the Colorado, Minne- sota. Kansas and Kansas Stale tennis aggixgations. ( hristian s Big Seven meet win gave ISC its only points. SEASON S RECORD Iowa State (rain) Omaha Iowa State, 5 Iowa State Teachers, I Iowa State, 1 Colorado, (i Iowa State, 7 Carlcioii. Iowa State, 1 Minnesota, (i Iowa State, 5 Iowa State Teachers, 2 Iowa State, 1 Kansas State, (i Iowa State, 1 (winnell. .S Iowa State, Kansas, 7 Biir Snicii (: ))iff ' rrucr Mret Iowa State, last-place tie Tennis drills are still prosiessini; at loua Slate (liiiint- sundown. 136 L 11.1(1) ll f  ()inii.ilik ( mIiiiu i;iiII i- spiiii .1 i;ii.ii ilc.il ot iiiiu |)iilivliiiii; up ilii ii cIm in pi.iiiicf roiincU on ihc Iowa State CJillcgc courw. Linksmen Win Six Duals, But Last in Big Seven I he Iowa Siaif goll s(|ua(l. under ihc direction (il (loach Hu,t;o Oiopalik. racked ii|) a commend- able record in dii.il iii.iK h play, wiiniing six and losing bill luo. Ihc season opened with a de- i isi e win o er Iowa Slate Teachers. Then the linksmen walked off with the Iowa .State Invita- tional crown for the loiirlh straight year. Alter marching through the season the Cyclones linished last in the Big .Se en ifjiirnament. I.etlermen Don Fairchild and dordon (Umning- ham, along with Dick ' ei)l)er and .Max Hines. regularly turned in low cards during ihe season. .SEA.SO.N s R1.(.()R1) Iowa .Siaic, 10 Iowa .Siaie Teachers, 5 own Sliiti ' Jnvilnlintiiil Won l) Iowa .Slate 7 (loloraclo. I I 10 Drake. 8 if) ( riiinell, 5 11 Kansas .Stale. I S .Missouri. 10 10 Kansas, 7 11 Iowa State Teachers, 10 Bifi Snifii C.oufi ' rriur Mrrl Iowa Stale, last low- I State. low 1 State. low 1 State. low I .State, low 1 Stale. low- 1 St.ite. low 1 State. VV.ilihinK C iiniiin[;li.iiii |irr|iarc lo iiiill .im llir iisl iil ihr iiiriiilM-r« of Ihr U Mloiir j;ol( Ir.im. I lir minis .III. Irli III rii lil. Moll, Wi ' lilM-r. F.iirihilil. ( o.ii h Olii|i.ilil. .mil llinrs. 137 MEN ' S INTRAMURALS J Top-Notch Intramural Program Solidly Backed Ollfiino a cll-balaiK c ' d ])r()t iani oi aihlclit (()iii|)ctili()ii, llic iiuramural .sci-u|j at I() •a Suuc stood as a hai)]) iiicdium bclwccii var- sity sports and just being a spcciaior. More than tlnce-fourilis ol the men at ISC ' |)aitic ipatcd in some phase oi CAtlone inliamtnals. I lie piogram was set up under intramural direelor Harry S(hnndt. Organized on a resident liasis, men also participated in track, table teimis. swinnning, wrestling, lootball, golf [)iitling. golf, bowling, horseshoes and tennis. Sii;iii;i C ' hi st ' iids ics Cllass A titli ' - % inning t;ii lclt-i into hi li t;t-.u. 138 I nfi Knihl rill K.ipp.i I ' m ' n ( l.ixN Mihli.ill lilliitft l HiL li.t} | Ih lull ihr i .tiiir. ftrlitii I )ii -(- tiuuil llu iKl .ilt(i ih.il ImII. htltUr Hizfft Dim k H«M ' v hiijh lt pikr our in? thr ItitHtnn l(i hl IN.iiMMi Hdiisf ' s ( |.i N fliHiii 1 li. 111111% ( f | |M ft I III .ill f nllri r (illli.ill i i u n. 139 flnttom Lrft: An inli ;iinin ;il (oinpceitor t vt i« ' ;ul In Irl ll uiih the shot ] ii( diiiini; ihr uiiilii iiulooi II .n k sc.ison. nft Kiiihl V Im s|H ( l.M It l ( .ii;ri h .1|in Iim .mi o[m Nhitt .III! iiipl. Mitttftr tiiihi: Imi ' i lli.ii ollur slintildti |iiniu- I It Iht- iii.il rt. Mi. KiliKt- Itflfnt V Im .11 hiii .iiiit (hill pK-ssiiK- liniii .111 .i(l .in l.im (MIN iml 1)1 1 til (liM N s Hl l|-| N. llitlhnti Hi ihl VII iM .III (Ml ,1 liMi- ! Ii.ilt .IS l i i; ii|i .ifUl il. Tlu- pie.si(lt-iil. ot tlir nun ' s indaiiiui.il (oundls iii!.x ' l uith diiciloi tlaii) Sihiiiidt. Lt ' ft to right: Braiiiiiaii (dorm), Schmidt, Phipps, (fraternity) and Tjebben (ward). Councils Kept Busy Running Intramurals Three liuiaiiuiial C ' .oiiiKils were re.s|KMi,sible lor lieljiiug lo run I heir lespectixe fralcrniiy, donnilorv or ward progiains, under ihe fjuidance ol iiilramur.d direclor I larr Sihniiih. Each comu il. made up ol the inlranuual managers Ironi each resi- dence group ill iis dixision. mil perioditally with Schniiih lo ()|)crate ihe policies .iiid maintenaiin ' ol llie sel-up. ( ' ommillees on lieaiih. eligibility trophies and points did the lormal opeiating ol those basic phases ol the piogram. leams panic ipaling in most of the major sports in the intramural piogram c()m])eted in se eral ditiereni classes, plac iiigs being made in pieliminaiA pialiiving rounds. Ai ihe end ol regular |)lay. the tiilisis in eac 11 class ol each di ision. Iialeinil . doi in A n ward, met each other lor the all-college tille ol their class in one particular sport. ( ounc il piesideiits lot the veai weie: Nate Phipps. iraternily; Dick Uiannian. doiinitor : and John Ijebben. ward. 1 he also had sepa- rate iiK-elin is Willi diiccloi Schniidi lo iron out c oordin.ition dilliiul lies. 142 Men ' s Intramural Champions I K 1 1 K I n UOKMI l K WARD ()i 1 n r. i I s -.I Class A Class li s ) I I ' . Ml. Class A Class li Class C f. vv ) NORM Mlol s (.01 I I 1 WIS Singles Douhirs or I IHK)R I R (;k ()I.LLMl. l.l. - 1- A Class A Class B Class C Class I) I ore H IOC) I li l I Class A Class B (Aass C Class D 1)1 l s l l ll (; 1)1 l I k ( K SI ' OR IS I Rl AD doll I ' ulliug Horsrsliiirs Tablr Tennis I ' .OW I l. (; IN K;i| | .i Phi Di ' ltj l ' | sili ii I ' hi K;i|.|),i I ' si Dill. I rpsiluii Delia rpsilnii I ' ai ml louse I ' lli Dill.i I IrI;; Simula Alpha Lpsilon I ' lli Kappa Psi Plii Kap])a Psi I ' lli Ka| |)a Psi I ' lli kappa Psi Deh.i Tail Delia Sij nia C arniHdUsc Tail Kappa Epsilon Alpha Tail Omega Sigma Nu Alpha Tail Omega Delia Upsilon Kajjpa Sigma I ' hi Delia lliela Delia Upsilon Kimhall Cicssii.i Pearson Alumni Mall C-on verse Pearson Aliiiiiiii Hall Pearson Hughes Meeker Pearson Meeker Kii.i|)p Lincoln Chamberlain Stange Siange Alumni I lail Delia l-.psilon Keta Delia Delia Delia Delta Beta Delta Cliems Iota H laiKlers Zcta Delia Demons Class A Class B Class C Class I) I ' lli Delia 1 hela I ' lli Delia I heta I ' lli (•aiiiiiia Delta Lambda C;hi Alpha Converse Kimball Doilds Nu Allev Kals C amiiia Nil Hoishois Nil 1 ' . SKI!I{AI,I. Class A Class B Class C Class I) Sigma Al|)lia I.psiloii Kappa Sigma Phi Delia 1 heia Heia Iheia Pi Lincoln Niks Chamberlain Be er Beta tta Lpsilon Nu INDOOR 1 R ( k Alpha Tail ( )iiiega Siange Delia S l | ll (. Beta 1 li( 1.1 Pi Stange Delta 1 Mil 1 1 IN MS Class A Class B Class C Class 1) Class E Delia I ' psilon r.iii Kappa I.psiloii !■11 111 House Beta Sigma Psi Delta Tail Delta Rl s 1 1 |N(. Phi Kappa Psi Alumni Hall 143 WOMEN ' S SPORTS lint Row: Huller, Wietcrs, McAdam (v. p.), Nelson, Locs. Benson (trcas.), Robsun (pies.). Hoover (secy.). Miss Taylor. Second Roiv: Godby, Genskow, Burnison. kotb, Rasmusseii. Stock, Funk. Third Rotr: Ruch, Hawes, Mallback, Noland. Tourneys Big Business for Women ' s Intramurals One representaliv L ' lioiii tacli ilonn ami noioiIix iikuU ' ii| ilu ' members ol ilic Women ' s Iiiiraimiials lioarcl. which iiici with ihc ad- visor, Miss ' iri iiiia Taylor, to st ' i u|) ilic niKs and plans ol ilic nian lournamcnis (airit-d on b collect ' woniiii. liidtr ilu ' lcadcrslii|) ol Riiih Ann RoJjson. eadi ;anR- was si hcd ulcd so ilial lluic wdidd l)c no (onlluis. I hal was olun |UUi ' a job. because sonu- ol ilu ' spoils oxcrhipped and it would be necessary to be playing the linals ol one game while siariing the In si round of anollur. I Ih s|)onsoi(.d lonrnanuiUs ni cMivlhing Ironi table tiiinis to basktiball and olU l)all. 11 ol tin lournanienis were hard tought. 144 ' tv ' v Tv Ai MMiAiiii vit H liiiin (111 i .11 ( .il( lu s llu L;o.itir rr.ifh lo l.l (- otf ,iii storing u frtmi hrr hiN kr n| |Hifiriit t. Jo (r l.tiiflKrni, «iiii;lr« fh,iiii|i in Hninrtr« inlr.imiir.il l.ililr Irnnis. ilf-iiMin ir .III hov« jt i lo Im- iIoih. 145 I 11 I , ' i , 111 l.iiMii, lisli r, su iilu-iiMjii (prcs.l, RuMnussLii, RulivMri. Kij.li (sin.), liiillii. s,r. in , ' ..,r. l.in.luKii. I ' llc . Imis(.ii. r.uiU.ni ilicis.i. I imk. I ' lncc. Ri.iklnll. ( ..viiiic. WAA Council Gives Naiads Music Underwater E cr waiii lo Ileal iiuisic underwater? The Naiads did. so WAA Coiiiuil houglii iliciii a new speaker. Sinee i1k do a lot ol undLiwatcr s ini- ininu in iheir annual show, liiis lias been a great lieljj, lor they can not only hear the music but also any instructions that may be necessary to keep them swinnning liolit. WAA C ' .ounc 11 has really been busy this year. Last s])ring ilieie was the annual WAA picnic. There was plenlv ol excitement at ii. loi both the ( ham|)ionsliip tennis and sollball games were |jlaye(l. Alter the games a trophy was given lo the house with the most points in intrammals, and the phujues hom the arious tournaments were awarded. Ihey al.so gave out the 1 awards at ili.u I ime. In I in- l.dl there was a big pla da loi ilu ' iitslimen .nid iranslers. V. . ( ' oinu il pni on skits to tell aixiut the activities ol the various mciiibci c lubs. The Women ' s . ihlelic Association ( ouncil was c )ni|J()se(l ol the president of eac h c lul). Ik ' tty Siepheirson was president this vcai. 146 A Bowling (lul) iiuinbci riiuls rela.vutioii ;it the Mtiiiorial Inioii. MIMIC hniiit- fiiiin .1 I). ml il.i .111(1 hiul Mitii h.iihiuh lull ul ihc tcr Hrinu : D.iiKr ( lull iiiriiiluis ptil in voiiir lasl-niiii- iilr loiK h(-N on (ht ' ii .innii.il K.ii j lu pri ' st-iitation. . ■el1 ' ?S extra-curricular organizations W X TAURUS THE BULL watches over those who are leaders, organizers, devel- opers - all powerful men. It is a sign of very great strength and will-power. ,A«ii ' 148 U ' ? HONORARIES Tapped in the Shade of the Campanile Diik riisi ' k.iii l.i|is ii « K( iiiriiilii ' i (liiiiiii; ' c■i h •a (rrciiioiiv. A resounding whack on his b.u k and a new member of Cardinal Key was cstoricd through the archway of the Campanile, lliis lineal to lile and limb is a Veishea tradition. I ' lie ta])|)ing cereinony has beeonie symbolic as the token ol membership in the highest honorary for men at Iowa Slate. Twelve students and two lionorary members were initiated into Cardinal Key and Allen Moses was selected to head the group for the year at the eagerly watched ceremony. Climax of a whole week of ■wearing llie big led key around his neck was the initiation ban- (|uet when the tappee and his brothers cre officially ushered into the secrets and honors of this most exclusive society. A parade of talent, two hundred long, at- tended the annual ( ardinal Ke ban(]uet Iionor- ing outstanding men on (am|)us. Those who attended were men active in (ami)us affairs and who had been recommended for nieml)ership in Cardinal Key. The merit awards du were given were for their service to llie college, leadershi]). Iiigh character and scliolaisiii|). Laugliter and jokes about old times filled llie air Aviien alunnii of Cardinal Key returned to Iowa Stale last c ' ai lo meet .u iheir ainuial . lunnii Smoker after the Ifomecoming game. 0 er iorty meml)ers and alunnii met together. Members of C ' ardinal Key blended their xoitc- with Mortar Hoard members last spring vvlien llie two groups seienaded the residences ol pros- pec li e meml)ers of both oigani ations a few days belore ' eishea. Tliis serenade was an assurance llial one or more ol its mcinbers was lo he lionoicd .11 the- Lipping c ereinonv llie nexi week. A liuralive hiisiiuss .md anoilier Cardinal l c sci i e was ilic s.ilc ol oflicial graduation .innoiiiK einciiis lo dcp.iiiing seniors. I ' eriodu iiicci iiii.;s in ilic C.inlin.il (.mid olliie inc.iiil biisiiUAs. W iiiui .11 id spi iiig iiieel iiii; liijjii linlils were selections ol nienihets lor llie e honoied positions as a ke). 150 llill 1 . Mums (pro.) I ' lofr iii Ki.iiik Krrrki ' s Jaiiu ' H LiMilt;ri-ii ureas.) ProU ' sMM (.. It. M.ii Doii.ild John Ni-Imim Oucii J. Ni- liii Al.iii K K.iiiii Ted R. Kol)inM)ii (v. p.) Hjalinar I ' . SaiidlHTi; M.iliiiliii I Sihiiiiill (s( ' l .) I . Willl.llll Wrrkx |.illll S S ill S ) ( v(i I 1 I till lini 151 Iiail);ii;i Shin t (pics.) Itail aia lUthc (v. p.) I ' aliiiia l)iiu (trcas.) |aiif Fiii(l(lt-n (sf( ' .) IUvril (.aiittt Floraiiiat ' Cpatts KosfllKIlN l r!S Il Jfaii kiiii;lil Mai joiii ' Miller NaiK) Ntll Man ka) I ' il ,ti I ' altic l ' iiiiipliic Maijmic Siiklis Jo Ann Sdii ' iiMiii 152 Mortar Board . . . Feminine Version of All-American Rain (ir sliiiif. tlmsc wliiu Mori.ir Hd.iid suits were seen on campus. Hoi or told, naciinj dav saw llic nR ' nil)cis pioudK wear tluir suits to tlie iiieecinjfs in the liiion. I luH ' all arouiiil iaiii| us U jiliis wtitii l willi- mit ilieir hrightti uKiuniits. tsjac i.ilK wiun it ' .line lo liitin ; seniors with laps anil gowns. W ' hai 1 ilnill it was to In a cap on an oli-so-inale head! Mortar Hoards don mortar boards as graduaiion ipproaehcd .ig;iin. Indiii tion service lor dorm officers was spon- sored ) .Mortar Hoard. 1 he lighesl moment of the whole sei ice came when a cigaielte lighter was used m rekindle the candles which blinked 111 bec.nisc- ol the gusts ol wind. .Margaret Hoinke-White isited canipiis and spoke at Woman s Day. another .Mortar Hoaid |)i()iect. Mendiers touring the eainptis with Miss hile learned as miu h as she did about its inner orkings. They isitecl the .Atomic Research Pro- ject and then the Dairy Indiistiv Huilding where ihcy drank eoiuenirated milk and pop. Woman ' s Day each yeai honors the active- women on am jius. senior (oed. not a member ol Moit.ii Uoaid. is hosen as student bod president and I he (am|)us is run Irom this oUite by leminine ludents. .Sister met sislei when Io va .Stale members )ouriieyed lo Cirinnell to meel with membeis ol ihcr Iowa chapteis ol Mortar Hoard. Most ex(iting event ol the year was tapping. tle( led lor their seiviee. leadership, and s( hol.n ship and named during Veishea. c ai h new b)i lai Hoard member was serenadeil bv Mortar iViaid and Catdiiial Kev members beloie lapping. Ihis gave the eampiis a little preview of who the new selectees were. Such a serenade causes great ex- I iienient within the house of the new member. One evening ' s session ol addressing postcards lurned into a tele isioii partv with late euilew hoiiis lot who eoiild doubt the word ol a Moit.n iloaidl liarbaia Shot i served as piesideiit ol these l iis women. It.tl ll SIhiI ( .l|l|H .11 V III III II .l| |i| II. mil lloi «M I 1 1 II Ik .1 I I vlll III I III K 153 Phi Kappa Phi — Peopled by the Scholastic Elite ' ■I v n - ol k ' aiiiiiii; inks llu ' world! is llu ' iiioilo ol IMii kappa IMii. Iowa Stali ' s si;|)rciiH ' scholas- tic liaicrnit . I he nuiiihcr ol iiiulc r raduatc s dec icil in am one vcar iiia iiol txccccl oiic-sixtccnih of ihc gracluating class and issclcclcd Ironi the upper one-eighih. Higii lanking gradnaie sindents and three lacullv nicndjers may i)c elected to inend)crshii) eac li c ' ar. FACUL Dr. F.rrc ' l S. F.ppriglu Dr. K. 1 . SxhvcsUi I ' rol. R()l)k- Winircv (.K I)U.MES A. C;onloii Ball Goidon E. Bi cns Theodore E. Uoncl David R. Hovlaii Harold C liapinan lulmund Cheng Frederick Chong John G. Clark |()liii R. Collier I ' aul R. C rowley Beatrice Donaldson Robert B, Edwards .Vriliin R. Eschner Walter H. Evans Marion I.. Gergiison I. cola Eord MarilvM Eo ]. Ronald Era cr 1). l.yle Ciolcman Mario Gutierrez Merrill J. Haliani R. Buriiell Held Oscar lloljarl, ]i. Otto Hofimann Edward W. Jcri er Mliin C. Klciii c liiiiicit R.dph kloplenslein John . 1. Lawrence Ruth l.itllcficid John K. l.oni; Cleo W. Manning Onillc Page Phili]) Plaisicd John (.. Poller Alvin Read Charles VV. Rook EXECUTIVK COUNCIL -Dr. Slu ' arci. Dr. Ilulsbos (sc-cy. Ircas.), Dr. l wc. Dr. Kottni;in (prcs.). I ' .clhcl Rust I hoiiias M. Sc liwink Donald R. .Spink William I ' . .Switzer Clillord I riiriniliiiil (ieoige . 1 lll lll ()n Warren 11. Vim t ni . rnold Wedel Velnia Williams Tsc (ihenn Wii Robert V. Mian Be crl S. Andeison Mel in .S. . ndeison Robert E. . ndersoii John . . Babcock Doris L. R. Baitoii Jean B. Barirtig Leonard E. Bengston X ' iigiiiia J, IJI.ihnik Charles N. Brown. Jr. Miriam liiirian Eldon A. Cailson Neal E. Chapin Jesse D. Chapman Esther Chi vers Burton G. Christensen Sherril D. Christian Don P. (il.iusinn John 1 . Clilioii Rcjben C. Cionnoi Mary E. Cottrell John E. Culver CJordon C. Cunningli.iiii Cedric (.. Cairriu Jimmy E. Dale (ierald W. Dean Viola D. Dejoiig Alb iaii K- Dm sinaii . iv iii , 1)oiil;.iI VV ' ayiU ' W, Duimnij; Lowell k. Dnsoii .Soiij.i C. l genes UM)ER(.RAl)r. I FS Rich. nil 1.. Iwcii John R. Ir.inkcnbelg Marv J. I ' rcNMKmn William R. (.allowav. Ired B. Hagedorn Patricia B. Hawgood Ann i L Heath 1 loward V. Holler Dale M. Hoover Ellen L. Hoover C;ilbert E. Jensen Quentin G. Johnson Ronald L. Johnson Edward E. Kane |olin D. kaiilm.in i hirtin Ci. Keeney I ' herese M. Kelleher 1 larrv M. King l-inus l . klinglci Eugene 1). klonglaii Virginia M. Krovvka Rollo II. kii.hl Robert (.. l.eebl |, lines R. Lodge Herbert C. Loeschen Roger D. 1 .ow liiil II. .MiC.iiion . .in R. Met ill II. ill. in R.iiillo J. MiCon.iln Lee MiE.iilanil Douglas W . . leKee Robeit |. , liKee Earl W. Mc Murry Jay C;. Meiskc James T. Micklewriglii [aiiet L. Moellcr .Mildred C. Montgomer David L. Nelson Dale M. Norris. Jr. Martha C. Owen Ch.irles E. Pallas John E. Pauls James B. Perrv Pattie E. Piniiplncv Robert 1). Redin Bruno S. Rinas C;harles R. Rudning Roger D. .Sandage Ralph E. Schauer Earl E. .Schobert Richard E. .Shirbroini Eli abeih .V. .Snoddy Peggy J. .Spencer James R. Tabor Carl A. Totemeici. Jr. John 1 I ' lniier . lilliienl lullle .Miriam liillle Roi)crt 1 1. Iweedv Dwiglit C:. ' eiuierberg Keith L. Wallace David E. Winkel Carol . . Wood I ' rances . . Worth W.iililli; lol llu- l .int|tK-( lo start, .ill sn in to be flljo ini; llirtiisclM-s. 154 c o «; - i« ' . ?. V ifW fiiti-; i-dth, lilind. Kuhnkr, tjoi- iKini. OlrvMi. (inmplon. Sandbrrn. Sr€nnd foil ; Kduatd . KfiM-nhrtKcr. Minlofi. 1..IIIK. S.iiiilaKt ' . l.tMliir. . x n. third Hnw: l. ttus. C;huiiK. Diiblx-ii. I hnm( w n, Mri%l.c. Hrin, WcIkt. Mm klcHriKhl. fourth How: Mc(:ull . WaUh. Vi M-r. Knuio, ( rrimaii. Vo  . Amcrila. tiflh Haw: C:hapin, C uldnrr. Thorpe, I alr, Liiidcr, Whcclcr. Alpha Zeta . . . Resolved No More Hazing! Ikll Week is oull Al|)lia eta made this lesolmion belore hol(lin r iiiitialion this year, aiul wiiL iIk |)lt(l ;cs |)lease{l! Instead, thev had their choice ol a miiiihti ol worilix projects whicli (oidd he completed. I hese red-bl(K)(kil students diihi i IccI the loss of the |jini which they donated to ihe Aimed I ortcs. They just about flooded the blood bank as they went down en masse to donate their blood, but the Red Cross unit was very happy lo see iluiii. Mimbtis ol l|ili,t Zeia are the tops among the men ol Agriciiltine. They are clccied from the ii|)per h)riy ]jer cent of the junior and senior classes. Robert Tweedy served as chancelor lor the gr )ii] this past year. firrt Rmr: Colons. C irc. • I!. RciiImt, Munlrr. • ■riiriil How: Pin- rk (ircat.i. M cr I hcctIv (clijii- SlrHarl. Vo kI- ' •rilw). Third Hiiw : ' ' pli. jrinc- . Mark. ' ■' - ■HKcr. RahrrnhiirK. m.. While. fnutlh H ;t iirlMiTK. Rr«l(liiiK hut. luhlrr. I ' jr m . nii-lui M. lumni titlh I ' oUriiarr. jnliti«. f. ' iliillr. Ilohrn. 155 y ' ' ;.:.: si.xkiii , iIIm ' K nil, l(ki-f. Kucn. I,ow. Srrojid Row: Riiln. Dniigil. I ' mmiiu iimvi. Hllhcr (v. p.). IufC(i . DoiMiiaii. Thud Hu;r: C.iiiisullt . Rudiiing. rriuidfii. Mason, Stark, Easlon. iuurll: Jioiv: Siiiiih. Johnson. Kiielil. I.cebl. Sthniidi. Hotclikiss, Mironcliik. liflh Rojr: Johnson. KHngk-r. I ' allas, Rrom, CrilfS. Dommcr, Bichcl. .V;. 7 ( Row: Locschcn, Kccnev. Hanson, (iiu-rnsc-y, Duiiker, (Clausing. Tau Betas Prove Grades Do Mean Something I () i)f niiiiil)trc(l cimoiio ilicsc (listini uishL(l men ol engineering, just push Idi the iipinr one- eighth oi the liinior ( ' lass or ihe ii|)i)ei one-hllh ol tile Senior (llass. Disiinguished scholarshi]) antl exemplary (haracier are the onh strings tiiat need to be pulled to he elected to lau Beta Pi. The initialion hancjuet lor ihc ihirtv-three 1 au Ikla pledges this year was soincllung special. f.. - being a dale .ill.iii lor ilie lirsi luiie in its history. Cloidd ihai have been a leward lor the outstand- ing pledgeshij) ol these men? ' eiy possible when you look al some ol their mam acti ilies. such as donating blood lo the Red ( ' ross. And who missed them, in ther brown and while ' robes, harmoni ing on the steps ol .iluiosi e er build- ing on eamptis? I.asl spring, Ian Beters had a golden op- poiiunit to pio r tluii skill al engineering a s( heme when iluii old ii ,dr with ihe I ' Oreslers ( ropped up once again. Ihe lest came when the Woodsmen suceeeded in deslroving I ' au Beta I ' i ' s kc in Iront ol Iarston 11, dl. I ' nd, united, the engineers s])rang baek and captured the Big Blue ( )x, trademark ol the i ' oresters, before the ei eyes of its keepers. I ' resident Hick Spot iug and other lau Bets weic cr h.ipp ,il)oui the suc- cess ol th.ii ciitci 1)1 ise. oil 4iin - ihc ho.iKis Ini ,itH tlui ( lu-i ' i .ilto t-rt-ii.i(l- iiii; rite t;iils liniii llx- Nr( ' {) nl Ihc honii- -( hiiildini;. 156 Till ' ri i( ' lt ' i icliiiii llir Itl.iiiio SiDiic III Ihr Kiiii;lilv, iiiiuli 111 lilt ' liiiinili.iliiiii III .ill i ' iit;iiu ' i ' i .uiil ihr i lcc ol ihr liiicsUrs. St. Pats, Foresters Revive Interdivisional Feud Down u ' iih Ag. shouted ihc gToujj ol tiigi- iiccis led by S(|iiircs and Rnighls ol Si. Pairick who raised a Shanirock (lag () er CUiiliss Hall in iclaliation after the h)rcsters stole their lilarnev Stone. The stone was recovered in time for the knighting (eieinom at the Kngineers ' Hall. Led In new president Allen Moses, thiriy-lwo engi- neers outstanding in acli ities kissed the Blarney Stone and became Knights ol St. Patrick — a gieai lioiior for any engineer. ' .f Itttit : Ahrcfis, hroin. Obcrliii. r.iicrn%i ' %. Tliimias. niinkcr. Sernttd Ituw: IIuIkt. MinKll . RiiilniiiR, Maddv (pros.). SpcrrillR p.). Mo«- . T iir ( Hinr: I rcuiiil. Dt ' lcniKiiiii. Hukill, (rililn. Ilrmliar. futirlh Haw: WiHMllmrii. Colonv. Sicuarl. Twccilv, Ft ' rilli- II, fifth Hiiu-: sir rTilinK. DiUM-ll, Ruh . Saiiirr, M;m ' k. J(i)inMM). ©, a 157 .v ' 4 V .ii(Ii-(l a pun sol, the mosi oul.slaiuliiit; sfiiioi in Iht- (k-pailnienl ' aclniiiis his utw desk fixtute. Epsilon Pi Taus Cut Hickory Switches Let till ' iiRtting (oinc to order, said Presi- (kiu [crr Phillips, and another meeting of Epsi- lon Pi Tan was in session. School davs. school da s. ()od old ooldcn ride da s ' had a ureal deal ol meaning lo ihe mend)ers ol this honorary pro- icssional liaiernilN because e erv member plans lo enier some kind ol edncalional held. With children more mischievous than e er, I mure teachers need to be on their mettle. The irater- nily met every other Monday but the main e ent was the initiation ban(|uel when Iowa State stu- dents oiiisiandiu in ediualion were seletled. CHARIKR MKMBI RS - rs Jioir: Carver. Balilridsc. Rucgcl. Biillcr, luiiisl i. C.irmiihacl. Woolmaii. Mai . McCoy. SimmiriiiK. Baird. Snutul lliiu: Viilii. McKc-own. BcriKsIon (v.]).). Mitclu ' ll. Crigg. Hanson. ()xi ' nf n l, (irrcn. Meek, IMiMlips (prcs.). l) as. Thiril Hinr: AKin. Andrrs. Andi ' rson. Mnrri ' ., Wallci. I. take. N ' iilMin. I ' arks. Sk-Icrl (si ' i .). VVass. K« ' sli-r. luuilli Run-: Avlsworlh. Hanii 1(1. (.uin. Mann. U ' l Ixi . I isk. ll.iiKii. Micillii, Sn iii-. Runvon 158 ALI IIA :MI SK.MA-Airi Hint-: KuthI (rr cnrdtiiK rt . . Oowlc (|irc .). I)r« 4h !rr. If ti.-tt SffDttii How: Orr. Slar ttk, Kiin()iii«l • •lutiiiK M i . ) . Shau. holn4 . Sniilh. ' . ' ••[J-; L(K-|[lrr. HtNhin Vi. St;irk, Ar i(lM ii. r t . ii lrn4iii. AX Sigma-Another First Eta Kappa Nus ' ' Juicy 1 he lirsi time in history! Last year Alplia C;iii Sigma entered a float in the ' eishea Parade. lien the prolessicjnal chemists met. such sub- jects as moinitain climbing kept ilieir minds awav lri ni iliings such as oil ol vitriol and mmiatic ai id. I ' aid ( ' ro !e also served his liisi iciiii as president. Oiilv ilie lo]) circiiii breakers were in Kta K i|)| a u. the .scholastic honorary lor electrical eiiginering students. With liie Icjwa State ( ol- lege Kngineering Directory a ]jartial proiluct of Eta Ra| |)a ii members ' work, the Iralerniiy ihoiigiu al)oiii going into the |)id)lishing business. Robert . ndei.soii led tiie thirty-live members. C _ 4 ffi ( sft o I I A KArrV NT - fiKl How: Np4ik«. MornlKif k. IrntMin, Mint. Srtonit How: KlinRlrr Scluurt uiumiMMHlinB « c c .), liiliitwHi (pm.). l.iMitlini 1%. p. I. kinurl (tnonl litR %€xy . ) . HiiIk-i TUtfii Hnxv: Fl . t.rruMtn. l o i H l. (jmA. Ktnl t u th How I jgrt-tlinin. Kuii. ( fMKrtitr. HArtlr« in. llo|- «hrr. Ric l tiflh Hon: MilAthun. Krrno lldH- In. l ;ilU , Curhfi. 159 TAU LAMUDA KHO - t ' irsi Row: Siluilt . Obciiin, l);iwsoii. Al-Ali. Hoiris. Sttond Row: Sh;n% ' (v. p.), Ustrud. l.iihsc-n, H( ll;tii(l (prcs.). IVncIon (licas.). S(cu;iil. Iciiiu-.rm (secy.). Third Row: Larson, Clu-ii. CoIkih.iii Sliirldon. Sanier, Brot kmann. AiuitTMUi, Mnellcr. l-oitrth Row: Rhynas. Mtiiill, Lope . Spccr. Titus, rullon. Walls. 7 j f Roiv: Rlcvhl. Todi . Uausou. Markcl. Hop ley, Mors. Maddy. Sixtli Row: Uitoii. An istiiu-, C;raft. (irahlinann. C) CE . . . Paul Bunyans Pi Taus ... South Bound Those Paul Bunyans who icUiu ' hoiiu ' lioiii ( hi])])c a National Forest last suiiuner were really Ca il Kngineers, and I au Lambda Rho was their fralernitv. Practical sur e ing was the pur- pose ol the six week held trip; the beard-growing was merely a sideline. Spencer Holland was president |aunling down to Kentu k lor tlu ' national comention ol Pi lau Sigma were two mend)ers oi the local chapter. Active on cam]nis, tcjo. mem- l)ers ol this honorai ol Mechanical Engineers built a Moat lot ' eislica and operated a booth at the Kngineers ' C arnival. I he held two initia- tion bancpiels tnider leader Don C ' .latising. n I l SK.MA - Ursl It ' ni : loliiiMiii. NvliniRTS, r;i l(H. StfKi-lm;ni, I ' U ' tkr, Shan noil. Raut ' iihurhlci . Sfiornl Row: riiuti-ruth. Int-nii-s. Uowi-ll (v.p.). sk-xntiiiiR (prcs.), Clcll- Iioili ([HMS. ). .AihUtsoii (sf( .). rvcshoui. Third lituv: Kufii, vh. MaMT. llaack. Opi.cilahl. IliaU. ffnnlh littir: l.ai-son. IIuIki-. Sliipps. I-andl. Ruh%. rniMscii. l-illh Row: C:.illif . Sparks, lUirian, MatKis, Nol ' lon. CMaiisjiiK, 160 finl Hon-: Beck, NichoU. Ivcnon. Second Koir. ff-TMrt. Miller. S«jnu)ii ( .p. . Jonr (record rig M-t% , ). I ' httti Hi u : hiirun (titrri- iKtiulink • I .) . i A cs ( pirs. . KniRhi. ril cr, Nhnri. t imrih How: BctIh-. I ipiK-rt. (.ijIkt. ( nilrrtl. ' wiTriiM n. KH ' nItll. Phi U ' s Baked Bundles of Goodies Cllaiigl Clang! h uasii ' l a lire — nl I ' lii I ' incmbcrs scllliiig fruiitakc baiter in ila pans lor leaking. The insiiiiuional nianagtiiKni tearooms praeiically became home lo the makers ol Iruii- (akc for ihcir annual project. It was luii. though — slipping on blanched almonds scattered on the llooi and sampling candied liiiit. Ihe aniuial I iome K(oiiomi(s l)av. co-S|}on- sored with Omicron ii. was another Phi I ' ini- deriaking. The Phi I ' psilon Omicron scholarship was gi en to a worthy stiidenl. In the picnic and party line outstanding was the Foinuler ' s Day pait . Presiding at the Iji monthh meetings and desseits with thr .diiins was Morainae (rales. Il l.ikrs Min ' C |Mntrl (iil llKvr (iMik« In krr| liitin r.tdiii; ihrii ouii |tiiMliiii ! l ' lii% I ' hi I ' iiiii. Iliiiiii;h. kiiims llir iiiiili.iko air (■■a c. 161 DELTA PHI DELTA - First Roic: Conrad (sccy.-treas.), Mocllcr (pres.). Huffman (v. p.). Second Row: Haller. (irabfr, Wilson, Garrctson, Monlgonicn. Delta Phi Delta in Oils Brains for Omicron Nu Grab your ImusIks. girls. I.ci ' s linisli iluu pro- ject! The brush-uieldino women were members of Delta Piii Delia, nalioiial proiessional art hon- orary. ' isilois at Wishea lunrietl to buy the place mats wiiich member.s .sold. The women silk- screen |)riuied special Iowa .State patterns lor distribution at ISC ' s biggest holiday. At Christ- mas time members, led by Janet Moeller, cast around loi a money-making idea and came up with plans lor a bazaar. Members and faculty contributed to the aiKtion. Hard work paid off at the Omicion Xu tea for sophomores with high scholarship. To be a home ec jtmior with high grades is the one re- el uirement for admittance to Omicron Nu. Home Kconomics Day pro ided a good chance lor women in the division to hear good speakers, attend conx (nations and cut classes. Omicron Xii and Phi Upsilon Omicron sponsored this animal e eni for the far-sighted home economists on the campus. With Miriam liitlle presiding at the des- serts afterwards, two initial ions climaxed ihe vear s acii ities. OMICRON W - lint How: Anderson, I ' liniplinv, Haugoofl. EllinKC-r. Sccoritl How: . lilUr, Sliwart (scty.), Ilartrug (Ircas.), .Miriuin Tullle (i rts.) .Milli- rc ' iit Tutllt, Tliiril How: Mocllcr, Durcy, Ary. Worlh. CoIIrcll. Fourth How: Ro l- cnbcrg (v. p.). Wood, Coxoii, Kwoldi. 162 Ilir Ml y Vstl. nS - fir it How: R (. Jutiiisoii, l);ih. Blut , krciio . Srfttmi How: Joiif- . Mr. R«jbin« i , | rfw ii ( . clirctlfir ) , R. K. Jcilinwiii Mirrclor). Klipiit-iHinn irrjt. i , floll. Ittird Hou-- I ;iIIm . MiC ' Hutn, KHrii. iVlrtrL, , rni siittiiti. toutih Hon: ' inhii, Wdrritis Ion. ' i|M)ii. rat) iilunii. Buvtufi. Rub triMMi. -i z j lOnr: (•al . Horrdahl. K. Pi Mu Epsilon Figures Psychic Psi Chi ' s 1 he signaiurc ' s ihc iliiiig lo I ' i Iii 1 psilcm pledges. ()l (ourse. ihey inusi he writieii in blue bof ks ill iriie matliemaiical lonii. Willi a lolal of foriv signaiures to obtain, the pledges (dis- lingiiished bv the triangles hanging from their necks) had no time to iigure j roblenis on ad- anted rclati ity. The two initiation bancpieis meant another key for the new initiates and an entertaining time for older niendiers. Using every sort of device to make Mid born actives laugh, pledges failed lo niaki Ri(liard [ohnson. president, smile. Do yon ha e an intellect- ' the pledges asked each other after ihe IQ lest given them as a joke for their initiation into Psi C ' hi. With I ' si Clhi keys around their necks and sigtia- tiires in the case books, the pledges composed words to the lime oi On lop ol Old Smoky aboiil ihe members ol the psychology de|)arimenl. (hiarierlv initiations were held with fall and winter bancpiets and a spring picnic. These neo- phyte psvchologists. both siiidenls and graduates, were led llnoiigh a successful year by Richard Cllam|)iii. I ' M C HI - tif ' l Hi.u Vjiiir ( .p.). Vil«nii ' rt ), ClUmiHlt (prr . . Srtunti Hou-: Mr. VI, luih. Mr — ' ■■• iMl MrrK.). Inx. M. MiKrJll. ' I ' .iiiir CuUrf , II, lUili . V ..,-.rt. tillh Rail. MiNrllr. (.ollim, Hrhuckcr. 163 I l M(. IA DKLTA - r.v How: Hoich kiss i pus. , Kasiori (trc;is.) Fiutidcii. Stark. In-dct it k joliiisdii. Sr anil lioif: Rol hacker. S(.iinu-ll. I) as, Watson, Piiif. I ' ctcrsL ' ii. I oicti . ' ihird Ruxr: I- it siniiiimis. Wulf. H.Misoii. MtConn-Il. Inumi lio;r: Slick. I ' clcts (s(rrbt). Sclitnidl. Oriti-s ( .p.). Pap- pas. Hohdc. hilHi A ' o;. . Ilcctiislia. riaiuis Itilinsiiii. M.i ' oii. ndiiiiiifi. Umm. Tau Sigma Deltas Draw Phi Eta Sigma — Brains An all night session at the drawing board iilti- nialch ended in lull niendjcrship in Tati Sigma Delta. Pledges finishing the best arcliitecttnal de- signs (hiring the evening were given prizes at the two initiation l_)aii(niels this year. The library |)iit the Ijest on display where the |)iibli( might look at these dream siriicttires. Iowa State pro ed that it is no ciihuial hack water. lau Sigma Delta sponsored art exhii)its lot its laboiatoi ies. Head designer was Walter Hotchkiss. who steered the architects and landscape arcliitects. What to do when the main speaker doesn ' t appear was ably answered by Dick Sianle . who rallied to the caii.se by telling jokes through the e ening. The e ent vas the spring initiation to Phi Kla Sigma, treshman scholastic honorary. At the spring bancpiei when the new olFicers vere introduced, it somehow leaked out tliat three ol them hadn ' t et been initiated. . cpiick in- loriiial initiation saxed the da . Recpiirement lot membershi|) lot the- men was a freshman all-college a erage of .1., ' ). Kd Duncan served as president. PHI KTA SKiMA - Ursl llou Olilscii. Smilli. RdRtTs. Duiiian (pit ' s.), I ' rof. Walkii)), W ' fintjLTK (v. p.). Martin. Sir- and Htiif: Scda. NIallu ' xon. Olson. Hoi . Third Row: Price, jolinsoii. Crfll, Bin- der, Arthur, Jcnst ' ii, WintiT, .Stliradcr. l- ' ourlh Htni ' : Mr. Kaiii| (. Sti kUrr, I- ' ricst (wcy,). Mcis, Stanlf (Ircas.), H.msnti. Schmidt, I ' ' rc drickson, Kjcrlaiid. 164 I ' ln Ml M t-M n.l H,..y K.-«tl InrE ' ' . I It. ' «i irr. Hrom. AiMlrr« n. KtildiiiKiiiii Sftttnti How: l)oi tit, Urjii rM.- v.). Harrujld (pro), lljiim. Arm lr lni( (Ifr;n. . Thirtt Ktur. Il(nc. Win iH-r. (•;it- «lrr, |c-rriinjii, lliiiitrr. I ' t-tMin fimrlli Huu- l.uilrkiiiv, Kjrii«. ( ir c|ilirv . Mr. I ' lrrMil. ttith Htm: Wcu (Irixin. l ' fU f« ii. I (iirmcirt. ' cnnrfl cric. Musical Phi Mu Alpha Always Singing SATs From serciiadis ul .kiincs io spoiisoi ship ol Siiifoiiia Sing, iiuiiiIht ' and pledges ol Plii Mti Alpha, men ' s music professional, (aine uiihin an n ' tli ol linding ilie lost chord. .Sinlonia Sing, men ' s song conlesl. is sung eai h spring wiih trophies awarded to those with ihe tlosesi harmonies an l nailiesi costumes. Lyres on their heads and goody boxes under their arms. |)ledges warbled on tlie steps ol the larger buildings on campus. I luy sang with less volinne than the engineers, but the product was more melodious. |amcs liarewald was president. Swishing skirts and mellow X ' oices ushered in anoilui Sor Dor Sing. Sigma !pli,i lota ' s yearly contest lor women ' s residence gioups. More swishing skirls, this time those of mem- bers ol the women ' s music prolessional, whooshed up and down the aisles. White blouses and black ioniial skins were ilie proper thing lor the women who ushered lor the . rtists Concert .Series. . lonthlv musicales. climaxed bv the |)ledge uuisicale held in April, kept the members ' ears attmied lo ihe Halted lillh. NaiuN Nell directed the group ' s .uii iiies. NH.M S M I ' ll IDI - Airil Him BjriMii. l.iMj It | t , rff f|irr ,) ■' f« ' 4«.). Srronti Itini-. l.iHrrliir. RiMrr. Schiil . Hrric«- ii I a %nir l.jxwtn. (•(mIIi . iWiMri. mrri Third lliiu: Ml Whntlrl. Hlicilnll. R Hlriiliri| (•ctv.l. II iiiiIn-iIi. Mvrr . Wliul lr I ijiiitliUd. Sinojk. I iil . 165 l SIGMA DELTA CHI - lint Hou-: MtUon- iild (v. p.), Visscr (trcas.). Aiuirt- (prcs.i. klirn ' (sccv.) . Second lidw: M;i ;ih . MitiKtis. 1 links, Martens. HaiuhcII. Frit . ThiKt Rtnr: C .ii lo)], Mtihm, Whiilaicli. I ii siniiiiotis. Johnson. Fourth Row: Bates. Artiuls, IV ' ter- son, Hutchcroft, Bennett. Jll. SDX Takes a Gander Word-Loving ThetaSigs The giccn daiukr or liic ■X ' haiuciise Goose, (also called oilun names) is to-sponsored by Sigma Delia (llii, prolessional jonrnalisni frater- nity. Whether lo make the publication ptirer than newly-lallen snow or whether to spring one shadier than a irilobMe ' s shado ■under a rock was the problem constanlh i)eiore liie Iralernity as the year ])rogTcssed. In sponsoring a journalism graduate student Ironi Pakistan, the group coxered expenses ol the operation Irom the sale ol (()p pa|)er. Paul Andre was boss man ol Iowa Stale ' s liierarx iants. I hose wise women ol long words were Ihela Sigs, members ol the women ' s prolessional jour- nalism Iraternily. Backed by a sisterhood ol pub- lication wheels. one ol the girls edited the Green (idiidey. whi(h Ihela Sigma Phi (o-spoii- soied. Never ones lor purposeless meetings, members ollcn ate with journalist speakers in thi ' I ' liion. An all-student journalism clinic was on ihe agenda s|)ring (|uarter. The topi( ol lood photo- graphy ended in some pic lures which made e erv- one. iiK hiding President 1-lorain.ie (iates. drool. 1111. 1, SK.MA I ' lll-yiiw ;,„,.. I ' ii zcr (trcai.). Gales (prcs.), Wynne, Short (secy.). 166 I; If lIuTf wiTf more Miiili-s, wv ' tl s.n llu urrr living llu- aluinni fiiiid for .1 ])i iii( : hilt llu-sc sok ' inn i.uvs inijsi lllt-.ill l lisillt-ss. Another Honor: Service to the Alumni Fund Aluiiiiii — cspc( i.ill iliDsc ( l lionoi.n ics — ap- picciaic ilic new, bm |)oleiu. lorcf in ( tiiic niint; iflalions bclu ' ccn iIk loua Slalc liiiiiiii ssoci a- lion and the undcrgiaduaics. Nor uas it any small hrmor to be asked to serve on liie Ahiinni Fund Student A(I isf)ry ( oinu il. iiv stiidving and siib- niiilin ilN lin(liiii;s id ilie iiuMces ot the Alunnii Ac hie enuiii IuikI. du j toii|) snggesietl v ' ortIn projects h)! ihe .mnual giving |jrogiani. The Counc il also sponsoietl a series of winter meelings to accpiaint senior men and women with tiie pur- pose oi tlie liind. Norman liiown was chairman. ' • ' ' ■■. I Sfiilril. t .l Miii, Hi.i iMo  , HroHii (ihm.j. l. KntMii (V. chm ) Srfonti U u- ( liri«lrnwiii. S,in(lhrfit. n«-ii||tltin. ( iifiiMiiuliiii). Mill, lunl. (iMpMi. Vitiirr. Milln 167 M, 168 Rrprc ' Mrnlinf; ihr four m-mik- Itr.irHhrs Im .irrri on llu Xiiirs .iinpiis, .1 |U.iilrf hnnnix oiii (tt ,iil i ,1 Miimtii.il l .i uir.tlti. Military Activities 169 Join the NROTC and See the World I ' lu ' (irsi (luisc brought many problems lo ihf Ircshiucii. hui hv iiKiiiy iiiiLicsiing siuiaiions were ably inei b .ill ol Iowa Slate ' s iiiid- shipnien during ihcir summer lra els and at their ports ol relaxation and lii)eny — Halilax, o a Scotia: Pensacola. Floiida; Boston and New ork. Also, through their professional hf)norary. .Sextant. Na v men socialized ith dances and lloat-building pailies, one producL ol which won this year ' s science di ision Veishea competition. First How: Roper. R. Pclcnioii, Voipp (CO.) Harris. Augustinf. Serund Row: Singer. Thompson, StcfTenson. C.Tnipbell. M(l).TnieI, Sthntkcr. Nephew. Third Row: Richmond. Collins, Ewall. Birchfield, Crowther. Hiin cker, Roller. Weliiult (exec, officer). Fourth Roxr: Oberlin. Friest. Parkhill, Cowden, Schoenlein. Fifth Row: I. Peterson, Folkcis. nhukbuin. Brosh.ir. I!i kliii. Kdu.ncK. Tluidiuni. Slnnditi on Mount: f:oornes. Winfrey. Morse. ' W M - • • i liiii. just as there must be |)la . iliere was work lor Ames lutuie iia al ollieers. In the classrooms tliev studied naval history, ordinance, navigation. machiner and marine- I.iw — some ol Iowa Siaie s most conipreliensixe (ouises. accorchni; to ilie swahhies. I lie Naw h.id iis own drill le.im. and a c lac k s(|ii.id i( was. Competition lor berths on it was close and serious. Ilu diill team marclud in liu X ' eishea I ' arade and was good enough lo niaiu n ii on television alterward. ' arious pistol and rille meets during tlie cai ke|)i members ol the pistol and rille teams shai p died up — not to speak ol the regulii praelicc sessions. I ' eain members e en ied wiili |)oli(c ' lorce membeis to c()m|)are aims. s the trees began budding, Naw men began lining up in liie a y building lor ihiir sjiois. A |)rere(piisite lor the summer cruise, the shots leli the men siiil-armed and iiuitiering lo them- selves about the medical regulations. Itrhiti tiiihl Mrii tniKMltd tiith tlit-sc N.iw iih n fiiHl ih.il lti( ii (fMiivr sill li .111 itx-iii riulil l)iii iii;h till ( .iMi|) tiiih ' . Hrloii Irit: Tti.tl look on tltcii I.kcn is i ' i(li -i c oiiiplt ' U .ilmir| iioii Ol iiKri Ihu ilitii iiiiiil. Wliidi is il. mm? t fit loiiiMUMi s( ciir on ( .iinpiis (liiiini; r.irh l.ill .Hill s|iiiiii; — ihr N.IW ill iliill loiiii.ilioii. Ill Inn : So|iliiiiiioli ' slllllillls .il iliill l.iiilili.ll i r llli lllsr|t(-« i illi o|M ' i .iliiiii III .1 (liiriioi I iiiidiillril (win 10 iiiiii. 1111. To Be or Not to Be a Militarist— the Question Shall I |()iii ilu- .iiiii now. oi shall I j o wluii 1 i radiiaic Ikhii college.- ' 1 his was one oi the ijiggesi |)r()blenis lai ing an Iowa .Siale Ireshnian. I he army iiad jusi the answer lo tliai problem in ihe form ol a (leleruu lU agreement whieh assured the sludeni oi iinisliiiig sehool in niurn ior some ol his .spare lime aller gradualion. Iowa .Slate ' s R() I (1 |)rogram was iliis past year the l.ngest in the hi.story oi the eollege. In all departnient.s extra laeidiy were im|Joricd, and the nimdjer oi coinses was increased to handle the siir])his of stu- dents enrolled in the coiuse. I his year an e en larger group ol cadets went to suimner camp ior a .six v ' eeks session oi ])racticing what the military staff at sc hool has been preaching all year. Military careers looked better than e er to man students in college. The tnrsettled world conditions made piomotions and pay raises roll aioiuid faster than usual. Hut not all was glory; future re- serve officers coidd be seen this past year drilling in formation, sttidy- ing and attending classes. ROTC men .shared with ser icemen of other blanches in the Hag raising ceremonies at athletic contests and in other occasions of special note. Willi .1 smilf Muli .l the one s ' lowii, tht-sc sii;nal corps sduk-iits iiiii ht bf attiiscd  1 lislt-iiiiii; lo Uob Hopt- 4) ci the pcul.ibli ' radio sfll ,ie « v. ' f I Ulllll oil II 1 I N ll .11 11 llDU III I I. U II I It till I }il; mi s. till . lul ISC ' anllMl . ((Mlll.ll lO |Hi|llll.ll ImIIi I ol llu till riiliL hlriiril. iiii lilr i% mil .ill Inal- t«iHk. Hf-if- •ktiutf-iil ol iiiilil.ii I.K - li litHi III .1111 i M iM ' I If oh 1, 1 1 ill! 173 First Ruw: Koch, Wikncr. OofTnuiii. Wood (coindr.) . Chrisiiiger (cxr . roindi. ) . H;irl ley. Fr r«- ' ar (op. coiiuii.). Jordan (licas.) Second liuw: Voss, RuiikU-, Kclk-i . lU-ll GafFri, Pctci-sou. Stliienhciii. Ciamphcll. Vhht. How: Ho t . I.uthluaii. Dawson, Rogi-iN Case. ViIi( x. Spfidu ' i , Iliolin. toiirth How (•arlun. Muuiui ' . Hool, (tianci. ' oun liladc ' ail, lanRcnfcltLT, CiilUspic. Blues ' ' — Public Password for Arnold Air Society Serenade in Blue wasn ' t at all as the name indicates. It was really a very gay occasion, and the members of Arnold Air Society who spon- sorcil ii ' ere very pleased vith the cpieen selected to preside over the anntial ball. Sc cral Iowa State Air RO IC students flew to the national conclave of the society at Miami Uni- versity and reimned tanned but tired. The .society ' s Veishca Open Hotise featiu ' ed eyes that see in the dark and (jther communica- tions ecjuipment. F all saw the air force march on the field and walk oil with first jjlace in ihc all-college drill meet. Weeks oi arch-aching prac- tice ga e them the edge they needed to win. Proud connnander oi the O ' Neil squadron was John Wood. Iit l Ro f: rt-trick. Carlcr, lliii. Hill. Visliscl. (iiisl.if MHi. C ' lilTilh. Strand Row .III I ' cll. OsU ' lbui. MiNScin Wiiv. AmI.ivoii. llil. Wtl.lon c.ii lirvh. TIttnl l ,Kr kind. ( h.inic. Sinilli. Smll.i II, liiliiisim. Nicinami. lln .licil. M.iwmII. lourlh Haw liil . lt;uiisU ' i. r,i U)r, I ' liUcl I holnpson, 1 lictiistni. (.i.i ; (,.;. ■1 hninpsiin. D.Mi Ills, llodk. li.din. H.Lllmxll IhiKhins. S. iohiiMiii. Wilii-i , lli ;. ' , :.: l(l l:lll, WitMci llloik. l cI or. Nissc?!. I ' lifst I IJMIDKS. 174 WIt.il Mililit I MMil lir( lik( iIkm- imi f i l(is — (i 41111U) .1 kJNN ii|Mii) ilii rnvluni; KitUs ' ihoMii l.i() r Oh! To Be the Pershing Rifles ' Queen Medals were awarded. |uccns were kissed, and everyone got in the act at the Pershing Rifles Ball. The coni|)an s first dance was so successlul that it may become an annual event. Iowa State ' s company of Pershing Rifles is the second largest of ninety-seven in the United Stales. Famed for their snajjpy drill and intricate move- ments, memfjers of Company G-2 participated in many drill meets aronnd the coinurv. In fact, the grou]) sponsored an all-college drill meci. . win- ter Ijanciuct was held under the leadersiiip of Frank Hissem. Fatigue luiiloniis and mock rifles weie the inii- forms of the day for the pledges of the societv. The final proljation period meant iiiglulv drill sessions for the neophytes. hutl Hciii- (.jr «lrl. Sgl. MtjLj. Ntj|. (.onrjlr . Ca I: txjnholl. Ciil. l oniirll. |4( ll.iiiH-1. sgi. Kelt. srI. mMiiii.) . C4t«afit r. Sfititttt ' tt Rml. N|Kxt, r h.in- k (N ' ljl, ll iiitinjii. Jf tin- • in, 5 hnun. t ' Iniil Htm-: KntM rl«. Inns. Mjthrtlt. iiw- «rin (( XI.), Ilirin«ttj (c n. • •(iHrii. Ij-jtiuM. Itljirtithii . Ill lint, Mjillt. IjrI. Ilriit. Ktlnklr, Nilisri. lliMtti- ' j . siiiiih. Vjii fiii ' i ,  . fillhniir, Krinhait. Hincit- Iwtiirt (Nil. Mill, Mrlfill. «iii t era It. 175 Kelalions bctucfn officers and sludtnts aif not alua loinial. Here we tinti a mixed i;i(nip dinini; an al ease motnent with all aj i areiuh enjo in the ehal! Scabbard and Blade Warded Off ' ' Enemy ' ' Attacks The I() a Slate campus was defended at all cost from invaders deploying out of the golf course. Those trusiy sons of bailie who sa ed our glorious insiiluiion were bucks of the Scabbard and lilade company. (Climax ol a week on mancmcrs was ihc Mili- tary Ball. lK rc ihc bucks ere honored at intermission lime. The honorary cadet colonel, ([ueen of the ball, and her attendants were pre- sented by Tex lieneke A ho pla ed for (he dance last spring. Scabbard and Blade is the campus gioup herc swabbies, Hyboys, and toot soldiers meei on common ground. Stan drote was president. First Row: Jfiiscn, Ryan. Ciiir ncy. Folsom. Hovcy, Plank. Srcond How: Shirbroiin. Hari ' wald. Sivcr. Larson, 1 c ul-|I (2iid A.). Carole (C:a|)i.). V j Imci h . K ncl n i ni;. X ' oipp . Ki( !iiniinci[i . I iKjrpt . Third Hnw: llissfin. Sptxtnrr. Sliib- lt ' . Ja ( l) Mi. I WfMrn. Van Morn, KolakdWtki, ' ail Rob- tii-snn, Mortimer, Mayer. I rnc. I- ail tin How: VVfliri, I.(i( hlu-ad. (•rciman, Bcal. [(■c({:;n. C.isv. (•arliin. Mavcs, l.iilirinK (1st I.t.) , Dunkcr. Harris, (.iicrnscx . l-iflti Hotf: llirai, V ' i . C iin.snlly. FostiT. Wilhcltii. Sicniinent. Thonip- MHi, Vt eii. t t . t ft f r f  1 ▼ T| .i ■i-t,- frt t 17G —.ii:: .- : ' -■-X ■-■. lull .111(1 i% ik (o cllui, lilt Ii ' .l((. ' •t j U.isiiu- ul (.ollr c litr. nterest Groups . . . fc- - 177 INTEREST GROUPS FtTst Row: Nicholson. Hel- ler. Yeticr. Allen. Pollock. Busby, Hicmstra. Second Row: Klavcr. Fcnno(v.p.), Colony (pres.), Joslin (secy.). Fuller (trcas.). Van Pell. Third Row: Seda, Steele. Slaikcu. Leh- man, Vislisel. Fourth Row: Henely. Henrichs. Shuliice, VenncrbcrR. ' ogenrv. Lin der. Ag Econ Club Partied and Banqueted Ag Econ (llub incinbcrs got dressed up in a big way for llieir annual Cader Spree. They donned blue jeans and paraded out to Lynn Fueh- rer Lodge with their dates lor the party. The couples danced, sang and played games, all before the blazing fire in the big fireplace. A film aboiu . laska made nearly every member feel the importance of traxcl and se eral e en The food must have Ijecn very good — at least tile plates are perfectly elean. thouglu of heading for the nearest ticket office. Later in the e ening there were cider and dough- nuts enough to till every member and date who was at the party. Allan Kline of Farm Bureau fame spoke at the .Agricultural Economics banquet this year. Kline is president of the American Farm Bureau Fed- eration and an lowan. too. The YMCA cjtiartet lightened ilie mood of the evening by singing se eral songs in true barber- shop harmony. Members ol tiie .Agric iiUiiral fconomics ( lid) in ilicir ' eisiiea open house last car aitciiipicd to show the job opportunities axailable to stii dents taking Ag Econ in sdiool. I ' Iicn |)la(ed the pictures of recent gi aduates in their (hspla along wiili stories al)oui iheii (olit ' ge (aviT ' i ' s and their |)ositi()ns alter grathiation. Fhe dub held meetings twice a month .it wliit h ai imis speakers from the profession discussed the ellecis ol the world economic condiiion in icia lion to Iowa State College. Campus speakers .dicinated with ones Irom different sections of ilic state and counti). Marion Colom was presi ilent. 178 if kclh. Vci %. R. I . K { .p. ) . OInoii I In 1, A(li , ILiKuc. Mu i ut. Ktik . ,,..it,i h. ' u . I. KotniiHiii. K(t hiiiititil. ftatiit- . 1 rhiiijii. Wriiiilliuii. Initirni. Huih1%. Mini. Wilwin. (•rrt ' tit-, ShrlltM-tK nnrii H„u K )iirr . Vhult , Wjirlirtd. (•rjluiii, Hii«m- . itjkrr, lln l. ll Mi rr. (.4Nilk. B4ti hriilinic. ' jn lrhj4i . tfuriti iiiu KociurfiitJii. CliJiullrr. Ctil |lj irr. JnhiuitHi. I rvin. (.rrrti. ItariiiiKrr. HnLHiih. KtJinrr. Mil iiiuUl. Ht-II . fitlli HfU : KrjiiL«, SriMiit. IIjIiIh-ii. Il:ui«i-n. Mollr Ufl. Wrilv Vhrndi. Wnr. l.i U(ll. IIjtI iMIi Huu : Kaulliiun. I hrailkill. l)t jii. Ktilrl. nt . Ituiii. 1 .iiiK. I jrv ii«. DImii). rmiiiijn. (.«Mt|H-i. Snruih Hulv: ll.ll irr. K. l lHjriti. BurTichi. IliKluinilli. IVl • rnon. ( 4irrli. Bool, iatidaxr. V. FUlwutil , Prolrmon. Sliuiil . -s  r, r, P n r. - ' Q « 5 Ftru Row: UUct, H. NaJR. Dennis, Schulu, alon. ( ouh. kcni. Srronii How: Klliuit. (■onnrll. Willie. YnunR. Vc«i. BroiiHcr, . N ' aig. I ainr. lliKKi . Thtrd [tow: Miiiicv. U ' lLnrr, Kla rr. l.inilKii-ii. II. Br ant. Go - IcT. Mt ' r . H(-i)iU-TMiii. IIjUiimU. fourth Hon: kibiir . Scliiiiii , KaNlon. Richards. Hjriwxi. H ' Mtk. Chri it-nM -n, Clark, Goodiiow. Jrihiivin. t lUU tilth : Lorncn. ( r ' «crM-n. llt-r ' •  fl! ' tn . P. Miirraiir. MoIUt. Abel, Grav, ' i How: Hutthcr. l r%(lcn. Gih - M. Murranr. R. Br ant, Slitk- I n(!ciH«MMl. Webb. Snenth How: r.-.rr. K thmc t ' r. Wrhrman. OI cn. Burn«. (.Tjvr . Kullon. MoiitinKrr, I.. F. Arm, Keith, I Ann. Ag Ed Club Made Its Formal Debut t; I ' d l -frt- lltlu-Ml .i)t|H,iliil (II iii.iii liiir .mil vm.iiv iNiltiis diiiiiii; VrislitM. f)iK ' of the few (iinuiiluins wiili Idiiiial (lame, the Ag F.ds held llu Kev lo Siucess in ihe I ' liioii. li.illoons ueie ' l)iisting oiii .ill over .11 llu |).ii(v .111(1 iiiixei luld loi inem- heis l.ill (|ii.irur. Kel.n raies and | aii games heg.m ilie evening uhiih ended in daiu ing. ( .iMi|nis ( oeds I. line lo llu- Agi ' i id iiii.il I ' diu .itioii Club meetings and lold memhers the huts of dating, eti- (|neiie and iniiodni lions, kav Indet- M)od I((l I lust ' I 111 me teaiheis. 179 Fir t Roifi Brown. Hall. I.cCllair. Weir. Hassebrock. Bunk. Second How: Cobb (treas.), Voss (v. p.), Johnson (prcs.). Gilmour (secy.), Dickel. Colville. Third Roiv: I.udui ;:, Wid- nuT, Person , A t kinson , Gilii ' spic. lotirth Hoiv: Hain, Moinnc. Chri inger, Moore. Okolt, Montgom- iTv. tifth Row: Haack, Wood, Lingenfcltcr. Veld- luiizen, Leiningcr, Fox. Agronomy Banquet Proved a Drugstore Annex Any siiukiu wanting supplies to last him for a long time should have gone to the Agionomy banqtiet. Pencils, paper, note- books, and record books were passed out to those ai lending, as well as ( igarelles. The speaker gave his reasons why he woidd rather larni in the United States by describ- ing his experiences while traveling in Iiu- key. 1 hi ' nienil)ers talked agononiy with a background ol dinner nuisi( while latei the plebites. ])ledges to the dub, ga e imitations ol iactdty members in the department. Po]jcorn was the biggest contributing iac- toi to thi ' (lub ' s po(ketbo()k. Sales every ailernoon in the basement ol (antiss Hall ijoomed with selloius the ride. 1 he popcorn used was left over from the tests conducted by the Agi7)nomy Department lor |)op])ing si .e and cpiality. Popcorn was also gi en away at the Ag- ionomy (ilub open house at Veishea last AL;i4Hi( iin 1 lii) iiu-iiiIm-is ;i| [ .iiriill slii(l cm-m lit llicir iiK ' cliiiKs. Tlic piiihlcni iiuisl i all be l(lll h (o iiccil thul iii;iiiv |)( ' ii|iU ' Ki siilvc il. spring, the ceiural theme was a merry-go-round with the diflereiU displays set u|:) around it. Merrv-go-rounds were lucky hist ear lor the Ag- lonoiuN ( ' lid . Their lloat lor the Veishea parade, vas the merry-go-round wliich won second prize in the organ i al ions division. At the national con ention last year. Norma C.il- mour was elected national secretary. Ken Johnson serxed as piesideiu ol the iiroui). 180 I KtiiM-. AitilrtM ' it, holloii. A. 1 Sff tni Unit-: l r t MCf . I . -llT  1. iininrr i .p.  . (.uttafvm t[..i ' . krnicr. ThiTii Ittni: Jonrn. la (.taiiRr. BUif . I tn hhrjil. MrlinK. 1 hi{i-. fnufth Httu : J. C.hn icmcn. Mav j(|iini. I rritrn. Riilurm. Mjdtlni. I j|nif|ui4l. Aif i Hou lurrrirn. RnlilifiKion. jatobwn, Kl- lifMi. Williams. Firtt Row: Nicholas, Jcincn. IVi ' tsc. Nc(, (KiNirnc. Goodalc. Scrorni How: R.idk-, Smith. Bcjrrv, ArHlrrw n. I.otiK. ftcb !. Third How: vliiili . LnKcr, Brt-tnahan, M cr%. Vcl)bcr, I arrah. fourth Won; Bchrrii . MtCorrindalc, Srlwin. l.iruH ' cn. Trauiman, Brockmc cr, Wm hn cr. We ' ll Freeze Them Out ' Say the D.l s Moir ill. Ill llif wi.iilici h.iil .1 lio cii tiKiiK- wluii ilu D.l. ' s j;()i lonviluT lor their annual l(( (n.mi Mix in Icbniarv. DcTcnilHT scvlihIi sccnicd an ai)|)ri)|)riatf d.iv for ilu- (hil) lo |)ro c ' its patriotism. I liiriv niLin- l)ciN ol the ( liil). | his laciillv adxisors. jour- nice! in .i .ir.i .in lo Dts Mmius wlurc thcv a c ' l)]oo(l. ncwlv organized Dairv Indus tr Stiidiiii ' i rs ( ' ltd) IuI|H(I I ' risidcnt (!.iil iiiIkh | I.iii |)i(ni(s and panics. Sill tMtlllili-ll In .1 lll.l r III |H|M%. %.ll r . I. ink .iMil 1 1. inks. ilii ' M ' D.iiit Iniliiklrx mi.i|i i« srriii Cii li.i r llir liliulioii uril in li.inil. 181 .1 l-l : ■«ir 1 1 V -Jt That style iiiid smile ;iiul wiiiiiini; «a Ihal noii Ilie jii(li;e nod.  fr ' - Block and Bridle Club Beats the Weather ltl.O( K AM) IIRIDI.F KXFCriUK CnV cn.- lr l Ron-: Hackncv (trcas), Warren (v.|i.). Bahrcnhnrg (pros.). McKce. Scroiiil Flow: Willianis. M ts, White. WarlUel (secy.). o f Though il rained tats and dogs outside. horses and ponies reigned inside at tlie first Veishea Horse Show to be televised. Sponsored by Block and Bridle, this siiow is one t)f the top at tractions at ' eisiiea. Winkleman ' s Chat iot Rate Ponies drawing miniature Rtjnian eharit)is with Roman costumed dri ers. ere tlie spet ial lealurc oF the show, riie diali hoise class a])pro- priatelx difw the honor ol being awarded the first A. B. C ' .aine memorial iiophv. To open at li ities in tlic fall and lestot k tlu ireasuiA. tlie club tinned caterer lor Heel iffders ' l)a , and led over three- bun dii ' d guests. In ( )t tober the .nuuial lall nu- lialion was held and lillv-one initiates weie dragged o er the it)als. l- ' or those who sni- V ived there was a labulous barl)ti|iie on tlie (lub. lollovM ' i! bv A ] nitiodnction ol all t be pi olessoi s. 182 I lu ' liiili liiicrnational. always popular as an all-collcgc fiiiuiimi, was tlic Iji llll(k lakiIl ; ol tail f|iiaiiir. Ihc afternoon show was al ilii ' dairy lann. I he tliain|)i ui (lairs showmen were pi(ke l and the preliminaries ol the animal I ' nllinjf Meet. or girls milking contest, weie held. dimiii .ii du I iiiuii Im die show committee and lis guests, the judges, preceded the evening performance. .Starling al (y. ' ' } the judging pavillion was the most active s|)ot on campus. I here the (hampion showman ol each division was selected. I he girl with the imisi |)ull on (.mipus was awaided .1 liiile milk hiu ket lor pulling through in ihi ldkmaid contest linals. . new attraction was the- awai cling l ,1 Ml er|)lated carving set to the over-all cham|)ion show- man. Ihe Hloc k .md Uridle H.ni(|uci w.is liu- hi g attraction ol winter (piaiier. Few mend)ers missed Uv op|)fiM iiniiv ol hearing the profs tell interesting tales on each other. The judging learns were iiiiro- duced and awarded their well earned keys, i he program ended with an excellent talk hy J. i ' .. Holbert. the guest speaker. 10 end on a hapjjy note, the spring picnic was held at lirookside. IIk new initiates couldn ' t dunk each other at lug of war across .Scjuaw Clreek so ihcy ihrcw in the initiation chairman instead. Ribbons were awarded to winners of the spring judging coniesl and the new officers look over, anticipating the bigger and belter year ihcy had ihis year. I iil(iiii; i n the M|iicr7r in the niilkiiiL; (Oiliest ol lh ' lilllr 111 It in.ilioii.il. cliis maid iiicaiu lu win. C.ri-. I (liiliri kiio xlir Ii.hI it ill tirr. (.onlr t (illi(ial« uriish Clir milk. 183 POII.IRV C;LL;B- m Row: . u s Hut ton (trt-as.), ' undt, C olbuiii. Fcllous. Second Row: Nichols. Wilson ( .p.). Siuitli (pros.), Mf ' irk(T (scr . t. Dr. INMKjviiic. Third Row: Roml.ihiish. lUitlu-ii. Miller. Mottel. Nel- StMl. Jollll Poultry Club... Fowl Men Rock Loving Geologists Flash! Poiilii) Judging Clonlesl! This was ihc all-(()llcgc contest sponsored by the Poultry (duh. WluiluT i1k- (oml) ol a Hull Oipinglon is prettier than tile legs ol an Aiisiralori) was discnssed at length, bill no blood was drawn as President Lowell Sniiili arbitrated. Members and ilieir ciii( ks Hoc ked to the Poul- try Farm for their annual jMcnic. Bi-monlhlv hen-sessions Icaiuring noted speakers from the industry drew iht- members together during the remainder of ihe vear. Fortunaielv lor all. there were no rotien eggs in ihe grou|). Stonecutting? ' es. we do. and ihe man in (barge demonstrated to i siiors ai the (ieologv Club Veishea Open House how it was done. Rot k collectors ' exhibits vere sho vn iiii man un- usual and precious stones placed belore tlie public. Twenty ISC geologists spent eight weeks (lim- ing moiuitains and looking at ro(ks aiound ( ' olo- rado Springs last summer. I hese daredex ils de- fied danger as they pulled themselves oxer the crags as anv graduate geologist xvould do in the field. Ir ing Stone was jjiesidciu ol tlusc liimian moiuttam goats. l-ir t liou-: . ofi (stTV.-trcas.) . Dr. Gwyim, M(iiu- (prcs.t. Wiltiains (v. p.). Srrond Row: Milan. Siii(U-I;n. i-sft . Ciiiv. Third How: Diinnir. K.islUr. Iriiili. I ' liisl. 184 ■irtf How: WifiLrlman, Albrifthf, l n h, Atkrr Srnmd How: ll;itiM-ii, Vhinull. rilmff fprc«.), Comptfin. Palmrr (m .i. I ' kkcrinK- Thtrd How: AIIk km1. Morr. I homxt. C or tirri Mrra .). I xlsr. M Ijiiii. urmiirhlrn. hfturth How: I ' avhjI. Hiiwrti. Sitklr . |lii l, ( alt , MrnniriKMrii. l-iflh How: fWinlirriliiiK. JjiuriiJ. MriLcn. I iltori. VircnMrii. Bright. Six III Hnw: O lrrhiir. Holdcroft, Mcl mnan. It- hind. Woman Scooped Dairy Husbandry Club Contest A man ' s world. )u sa r lk Mckcc doiiljud ii and walked away with lop lionors in ilic iniuial Daiiv Husbandry Soplioniorc judging Contest. I liis was the lirst time in ilie memorv ol everyone present that such a tiling had been d(jne. Her fellow contestants were just about jeered out of the place bv the other male memi ers ol llu dub. I he Dairy Husbandry Hancpiei lopped the list ol activities this year with ex-president C.aylord Ir)e I.von ta|)ti ating the attending members wiiii his w ii and (ompeieiue as an MC. I an Ciaies. who received the disiinc lion ol iionoraiv member nl the year, was ihe main speaker. .V cosmopoliian air was lent ai several meetings when s|)ecial speakers talked and showed mo ies of travels abroad, rhe discussions ihai lollowed were usually even more interesting than ihe ac- tual s|)eech. because ihey brought out so many ol tile liiile human inleresi things aboui the coun- tries. Oiville UthoU was presideni. 1 hrv (rlUi vi-iii iiioi« tnliirsti-d mi iIh .iiiirr.i ih.in in ihr (tisMi vmn tli(- tM-ir hatiiiK licforc ttic photoKi j|ilic ' i ariiM-d. 185 t n t Hoif: DicibcIIn-is, Ritluirds, I ' nx. riiiidc, Arnold. Si-toud Rnw: Mkkli-wriKlil. n.impliil. Ilaitnian sccv. ) . Murphy (pri-s.) . I ' npp ( .p. ) . I ()l)i:iski (treas.) . Third Roir: tiuht. MiidicII. Hummel. Hubbard, M.iurtk. Siniih. Tourth Hoiv: Campbell. Tor- lison. Ho (l. (.Tueiiiiig. Holt . Cicver. Tiiislc . litth Row: riir. Hcricl. Cooper. Dale. Brad- isb. Haskell. Elirkh. Sixth Roir: Miller. Lodge. Dose. Cochran, l- ' iedcrii kson. True, Cotinor. first Htijf: I.okkeii. R% nier . Hamia, I w iio. Spain. S (nul Row: Chelstad. Harden, Cam- pen. HorMUan. Short. I-isb, Third Row: C.niit k. Jat k. Loreiw. I ' aiker , Sel er. Hoon. Rehiii. l-durth Row: Krumrox . Rit liardson, Merrnk. Miles. Clark. KI)erl. Martin, lillh Rolf: How . t on iRan. Olninian. Ma berr . Ha KreeM. Hanson. Si hull. Sixth Hn:,- Han- sen, l.atsen. Hilliartl. J. Dale, llnsdi. Nelson, St. Pat an Engineer, but Paul Bunyan a Forester I ' . ml l)ini .ni icigiicd supiciiic on llu ' Iowa Slalc lainpus at kasl (jiic (lav ol last year. The loreslers |)iii on iluir loi;; ;ci s ixiois, dis- [jlaycd ihc beards thai they had been growing loi inonilis and s|)ii on their iiujldy ax handles. Vov those who didn ' i ninid griiing (hniked there was the log birling (onusi in Lake La Verne. ()ilur hnsls nun ol the- woods II led iheir ndtnis .u sn( ii ihings as iliain ihiownig oi log biieking. A lobaeco spitting contest held ni loniier years was can- celed because ol casualties inllicted on the (tows l) - riisi s])iit( ' rs. o one seemed to obje( i to the loss ol this spoit, lithei. 186 Hizfit 1 hi MiiMlt-fii il.t l ' .iii) lliiii .iii tniiiplaiiis tli.il hi In-. ml iliht .1 ht- i-ls iiic.imiii l Ini (hi H inner ol the all (ullr);c: iM-aiil iiiv in luntol. Top: (.rim drlrrminalHiii hi-l| Imi ii dues iifil l ( ' t-| Ihc- Ini; friiin i i ' iriii{L; ihitkcr about the litiir niic rra h ' s lilt- hallHa mark. Rollom: To be a rharii| ion, it helps to ha%e a lo center of i avitx. but most of all it hf-ljis to kno s hou to s %iin. Will a pine lite! jii.M guess wliiili liaiul ilic liille ualiuii is iiiidcr aiiracicd caiiipus visitors lo the Foicsiiy ( liil) Open House leiu ami most ol ihein Icli bearing a sprig ol greenery gi eii ihcni by the club. Stnoldering all vear but more |uicsceni ilian ever belorc was ilie usual kiui i)et veen the dub and the Kngineers. Members transplanted the St. Patrick Mag on ihe top ol (hniiss Hall and a pine tree was mysteriously |xiinied in Iront ol Kngi- neer I I.dl. I he foresters had the best baseball team in the ' is(  nsin woods this vear. attested bv their A in o er the tlislrid (hampions tluring their siav at summer camp. Ihe members went wild ami ale venison dining iheir siav ihete. bin il ev also managetl to be (i ili ed and visit dillereni manu- lat luring |)lanis within easv ira el disiame. (,iiii|)liie under the stars was the scene lor ih( iniiii.d ( liib slag. Members reminisced about iluii Miiimui at 1 i iiies as loresl rangers or loggers in ii)( ' mi tnilaius. rresiiieni ol ihe Ioi esii (Jub. one il ihe most (loselv knii giDups t)n campus, was Hill Murph . 187 A Winning Season for ISC Judging Teams lo va Slalc jiulgin Ifains did il .i,i;aiii! llic li tslo(k. meals, dairx piodiKis. dairy (atllc and poidiiA judj ing icaiiis louiinucd at their usual winning rate at conicsis dmiiii; tlic year. 1 lu dairy cattlf jndi ing team bronchi home a fn.sl place troplix Ironi ihc National Ciollegiaie Conlesi. Dairy |)r()duct.s team members won two gold medals, two siKei medals and one oi the members was named national indi i(hi.il d.iirx |)r idu(is champion at thi ' lontest. The livestock jiidging learn and the meals team had placed second and first res[)ectively at ihe International Li cstock. Kxposiiion. Ii was a great rocord lor them througlujut the country. I) tK ( I 1 W |ri)(.IN(. I 1 1 111. I ' nilcl. klllKvltin. Wifsc. tiotc. icnll| l Ml. I ' CII I I K II ll(.IS(. I 1 l lill.i. Ilnl Ion, III I ' lniiinlc. l( iikil. . nl I ' lihiiril: li.hl.s. 188 IIVJMOCK HIM.INC; IKAM-I iil iJm m M. K.V.. f rl. Ihon„ .... Njiiinaiiii. Ml MS U M M - kliiic. l ' ' l- Slii-arti. krnlrt. BahrrnlxTK. Mavcr. Gmniaii. IIMRV PROKI ( IS TfAM-Mr. R.«n iK igrr. C.hr..lrii«M.. ktu«-. Amlci«.M. R«illoli. 189 First Row: Riiinohr. EnRwall, Poagf. KifiU kanipf. Lucas. Vogcl. Secuttd Kozt ' : riiomp- son. Kt ' iiipiT. jfiikins. Wchi ' i (social chin.). KlcminRCpri ' s.) , Mayer ( .p.), Parker (sccv.- trca$.) Skiniifi. ' okii ' . Third Kotv: Simlihclin. Mrase. .McM ' r. Kl(i| f (list fin. Stcflc, Volkcns. Sniiih. Robson, Ucnglson. lii-pker. Mills. fourth Row: .Suiulfniiaii. rl- son. .Anderson. Vin iniiiIIcr. Kinibi ' rlv, Rt-isit-r. Leu. li rad- io. Rusk, i ' ippcn. htft}i litiu : Wolf. Black. Hood. Mum v. Kane, NLiriiiisoii. Sicplu-ns. Brown, I ' rici son, Roadi. Sixth Row: Rcithardl. Baker. Sianek. Hulthi ns, Loges. ra - lor. Willi liain. Jepscn. in- cent. Pciiii. Berkland. Srvrnth Row: Shires. Mueller. Rolilf. Schroll. Bierhauni, ( retduiid. Sands, Frederick, Sie eiiMiM, Fallon, M(Lean. Wilson. Farm Op . . . Plows Get Left in Favor of Girls CJiic liiiiiclicd liliy plows wcTf Icli Ijcluiul when their owners grabbed girls instead for the Farm ()])s .nmiial Plow )o( kc |imi|). Atmosphere in (he lorm ol harnesses, collars, and straw filled the I ' oom in which jean-clad mend ers whirled their dates in s(juare and regtdar dancing. Two guitar- ists gave out with some real western melodies, A fish sioiv for land lovers? Looks as if this spoakor iiiij hl Ih- ilisdibins llif last whoppor he faui;lil! while later, a No eli (.erman Hand played some not-so-western uuisi( as the couples dined on the liadilioiial ( idei .md doughiuits. The Farm Op ' s laxoiile instructor was rexealed at the winter baiujiiei. Dariel S. Metcalfe of the Department of Agronomy was the one chosen as the factilly member who had done the most for siiidenis in tlu ' farm ( )p ( inric iilum. iNfembeis eniolled in one of the newest lur- ricufiims on the Iowa State campus took no chances on the h)rgetfulness of iheii ahiiiuH. newsletter s ' as started to inlorm the old giads ol I he progress ol the dub and its parent c in ric iilum. A jaunt out to Brookside Park one stmn spring alternoon woidd ha e loimd Farm ()|)eiations ( lul) memi)eis and selcc Ird Lk iill at lluii amnial pi(ni(. fating and ball pla iiig (Kitipitil what lime was not spent in re eling m the sun. File l- ann Op ( lub refreshment booth dining X ' eishea oiih kept pan ol the ( lub meiiibeis btisv. ()iheis spent lluir lime at ilu- ()prii I loti e dis- pla wliiih the ilub sci up. PicMilini was Dean I Kill iiiij. 190 lint How: Krumrn. An- drrH ' t. Wilton (lecy.), PtriitUKL. mtntt How: I ' ruf. l-itmniinnii«. ' jfi Kcnun rir( a«. i . klokiin .p. . Allrti (pfo.l. I ' rtif. Hanwin, Mr. Sianiirll. Third Hou-. Slick, Irri . Norri . CoiK-laiHl. Mtirit , ( lupniuii. tituTth Hou : ly iis. Willjain . NiihfiU, It IK k . I A- J iita n . I ' rtcT . Itfth Hou-: Wjrrrn. Bcci. Kii it-. Marlin, Mrxrnwin, Kraat . Landscape Architects in Mad Society Whirl I he LaiKlscapc Aicliilcds IkuI a better s(xial Neasoii than New ork. with its [jlay ()|jeiiiiigs and opera perlorinaiues. The L.A. ' s had their Studio Stomps wliidi were iiitormal |)ariies held aiulime I lie iiu I illation presented itsell. 1 liere was dant- Mig in the hiljs and lerreshinents were lor the hunj rv and thirsty. I he l,.. . ' s ihoughl liiai iIr did ilie most |)artyiiig. i least tlie lili ih.ii ilu li.id more inloiMi.d p.inies in (he lah than .ni oilur (oni- |).n.d)le group on (anipns. Special jirojei is lorced duni 1(1 hnin (lie (andle at hoiii ends and in an iiuiiipi lo inj((i some gaiety inio l.iie exening sessions, they had parties in the lab wiih lelresh- menis lurnished by their own landv endoi and die ( oke nuuhine downstairs. Rumor had ii lii.n ilu I.. . p.nt on ilie mail imdei the- stars behind ilit !„nids(,ip( i(hitcc - inre building was the pari ol the vi.n . Ilie ileaux iis Kail was anoihei whi(li saw inhibi lions bile ihc (bisi. I lull- well- moic iniiisual loMuints ill. Ill ihe lampiis had sein in veais. Mums leluiniiig to the old in eiled horse bat n known as the I,ands( ape An hile( lure build ing wouldn ' t retogni e the plate now. A student 191 project rejuxenaled the |)lace with Ireshly |)aiiited walls in arying shades ol gray, gieen and wine. Led In President (r. H. Allen, they worked liirough an alternoon .nid e ening work session and were able to linisli the senior lab and the stairways that lirst dav. I ' hcv were alreadv plan- ning another session to tinish the project. This scc ' ins (o Ih Ilu- iiKHlnii ' isiiiii of liittiiii; ;i Kiiiiii IkmiIv ill .1 IfM lioi k, i iil (his liiiK- tin- jnki liiMik iv on ,1 ili,i %iii IxMicI with his piolilt ' iiis. Fir.fl Row: Shahccn, Kirk- patrick (pics.). Ra.smusscn (SCO.). El cl (v.p.). Hoi- men (Ireas.). Second Rojc: I.am . Haber. Mahlslcde. Buck. Vol . Nichols. Third Row: Rowley. Mullci. Johnson. ' oIand. Pellctl. Fourlh Row: Sliappcll. Ilg. Ravburn, Hald. Gil- bert. Dolan. t ' itth Row: Hoc cii. Holman. Marslon. Fincli. Bcraid. Stanck. Greenhouse Meant ' ' Work or Play to Horts rallying in a green house iniglil seem a l)ii un- usual lo some, but to members ol tlie Hoi l ic ullure (Hul). il was a good wa to (oiiiLMiie pleasure and work while preparing iheir I ' .tjl I loi lie ultuie Show in No ember. As a result of their combined eih)i is. the feature of their show hnalh was ready — a l)ig coniuc opia surrounded by greens and i hr saiithcmuiiis wiili The Hoiticiiltuie Club ' s cnoiiiioiis lioi ii ol i)Unl sciiiis lo h;ne cMiMhiiii; lioiii puiiipkiiis to avacailos. S(n — ili.il .1 Inisll liuiis and egeial)les oxeiilowing the horn, plus do ens ol llowei. Iruil and egetal)le displays for competition, i rophies were gixeii lor the best arrangements. .Successlul bidders later carried the wiuuing dis- plavs home with ihem — the protluct of another Hoi t .Show atu t ion. i ips on Jiorticuliinal subjects were presented to ilub members by speakers at the monthly meet- ings. Discussions of (airculio damage lo mature |oiiathans o er c ti|)s ol i ider pressed at liu ' Col- lege 1 lot 1 i( lilt lire Farm proxed to Ix. ' lining climaxes to tiie get-togethers. The members journe ed to the Ledges lor ihe .iniiiiiil outdoor feed and picnic. Soliball And olhci games took the place ol cat naps common alter such a big meal. Miuhli hts of tlu ' lion clas.ses ihrouiihout ihe cai were the ' lie Id trips to various horiiculiural ciiici prises throughout the slate. 1 he big chrysanthemum seen on the shoulder ol ill, II hnoriie girl at Homecoming might |)ossi- l l ha c- (oiiic lioiii ihe llort ( lub - tlie sold lluiii iindci the leadei sjiip ol i ' lesident bi lU e k 11 ki ijl 1 ic k. 192 ,r t Row: Pnill. SniulrriiMn. I- iihrlil. ' ' ♦ ' -t hcTilinK. C IihikIi. rn-n. Mien. Kn hiri I intljll. I .iliiii vol) I ;■J r. t ii-i|M ' l, WiIkI)!. htlUII«. Itiil. (oiiMitv K. Whilr tfutih Hm, Mil tif h. RriMUA. HoKtir. Slrnilinun. llrniM-. RimV.. I ' rink. fifth Itiiu-: l iirii«iiiu. I rhi int. Uriinir. Mrflrn. I hnmpwni, John«lnn. liil!rnKcr. -nil ? ro • v. Outstanding 4-H ' ers Had ' ' Stand-out Meals Kvcry meal uas a ljaii(|iicll cxtlaiincd luchc ( ' .am|)iis l-Hcrs wlio ucrc lucky enough to ailciul the National ( luh (Congress in C ' iiieago. Delegates were members oiustanding in sonii pliasc ol 1-H aiti ities. (lampus l-H Ijoasicd luehe oi tlic iwcnty-Inc who attended hum Iowa — certainly a vsonderful recced. I ' rohahK c er Micinhci warned lo go abroad md live and work on a larm there alter hearing ihoui the adventmes ol the two members which die ( hd) sent to fr)reign comnries with the Inter- national ouih Kxchange. C;ani|nis 111 got in the social swim earl in tiie year. S(|uare dancing their way aroinid the harv- est-decorated iiall, nieml)ers ate their Id! ol pop- corn and slaked ihcir ihirsi with soda |)op M their 1-all l-rolic. . spring |)i(iiic. the Inial meeting ol the vear. saw llie ( lub mcndjcis install tiieit new ollicers lor the ( oming year. Ruth Fielding guided the l-H ers through the year, which included not only many social events. Inn also helping the extension staH with state 111 meetings. Airif Itott ' r H«M hnkr. Irtmilnilr, ' link- IkiII), (..II ' - , Kllllrl. K«H-|H I Nrtfind Itnu s.init« (lll«t.t, tirlilinit (pio.t, VVniillr . MikiT ( « .). Tliiiil llnu (llllo. Ml Kililvrii, Cilawr. MriiiiR. Slr|tlirnHiii, oillir%. fourth Unw: VVcrt%, PiciM-i. KiiL|i.ilMt L. Kutilill. C ' .4iImmi, WliAilr l« ii. Wliilr ill t ; .iii . Illilhiiili. (Ktitli 4, S liHrtl ri. I ' rIrtwHt . I mnjtil, l Wjlv.K i llt (. i, l|ini . R. .il «iiii, Mj()iru«. WinVf-liiMii, Mill . Ilrii iM-IKn Srtrtllll liiyu-. llnliliMtft. I JIMin. ( Ullk. lliiKhinid. V ' jit IVIl 193 ij- iVl I ' ROMl NADLRS - irv ioii ' .- Jones, H. Jtiiscn (V. p.). K. M. Hocnt-r, Duibnd (sLcy.). V ' olaitd (prcs.). Sccvrnt Hon-: Rodda. V. Jciisi-n. -S. Miller. Diiteher, Arnold, Kronirav. Rustod. Third Roif: I honuis. K. I.. Hoo er. Cousins. Burnison. Mt kean, R()st;H. Aikin, Tandon, Tuurtli Koir: Mct e. cl.ims. (.(udeii. Cowgcr, Golf. C. fi!kr. X. .ia : Promenaders Do-Si-Do Hurrah! It ' s Snowing .S(niiirc ami lolk dance cnlluisiasls lound il look knowledge ol e er lhing ironi a do-si do to an aleniand as well as sianiina lo cany them through an evening at Promenaders. Members strived to learn more ( ()m])licated steps. They all wanted to he ex|)ei Is in llie Held. The grou|) sponsored seasonal iiings plus dances e ery other week to which anyone could come. In March ihe college scpiare dance dubs in Icjwa gathered to tii a scpiare c aper at the Promen- ader ' s Spring Fesii al. Ilu- |)iesideni this year was Matirie ' oland. While lalling temperatures and rising snow- drilts meant misery to some, to members of Winter Sports C lid) il was a cue to drag otu their tobag- gans lor an exeninu; outdoors. . toboouaning party e ery week there ' s snow was their goal. Making the toboggans a ailable to other groups was one way in which the club helped ituther interest in winter sports. Hayrides and skating parties Ibtind a big place on the c lub ' s sc hedule. With all these parties, the members ol the club were kept erv bus . lUisiesi ol all was Ikiiiard Scott, llien president. WINI KR SI ' OR I S - ir l Itmi ' : R. Si:i. toil, Su ' :iiison, lliiK.iii. l ;iliilcr, Nt-lson. Srcoiul Itotf: . iiiark (scty.). Smith, Schni-w (V. [ .). Sinll (prcs,), Maniuardl fircas,). Third How: Nccdhain, Nit h:iiis, Rci«l. KclliiilKTRir. Irink. Wilkiiis. t-ourlh Ktiw: Kriliiil, OldlKirii, l ;ml, MoItT, Dean. Vc«l. Kcxli, i l j Uow: MaiiliiiiK. (Jhnnifis, DflMiiaii, Sdiinixki-- bicr. Wcivs. C:IciiikIi. Kiniicilv. .Si. ( i How: Bodcn U ' iiirr, Wilhcrs, Wise, J, Scnioii, ll iwrnan, Jrlinck, llardivtv. 194 Wliilliii (Ills lie kik.i| Hi jnv jtiiir ir ;i siiiall .iliiniM ( xpiitMoii, iIhac ilu-ini .il t-iii;iiu ' t-i st-ciil tiiiilMliiit III the luulLi ol lliis Lxpcriiucut. Friday the Thirteenth No Jinx for AlChE ' s I.uikv or unlucky, as ii may be, Friday ilic thir- itcnili was the day of ihc (ilorilicd IMuinhtr ' s Ball lor Chemical Kngincrs. A display ol ilitir apiiiudc lor (liicm K was ihc admission price. I he pluinl)- crs (Ml cam|)us turned out in style. However, no bona-lide |jlumbers were given admission. Wishea open house loiuid the Anicruau Insii- Luic ol Cheniical Kngineers brewing collee antl giving away plastic toys which thev had designed and constructed. The coffee was made from soft water and according to I ' resideni Robcn Jones, I ' Aeryone just thank it up. Nri Itoit : Aiulirvn. kiiHlalil. • idiliill. (kl«on. I ' ni Mi. i - .it. Ktnv« rf ofiif Knu-; hiYlrt, lUhiu . IVjtwiii. Vmiuiiimib I tirj«, ) . Imin l M- -t. Itiidfir . Iloci. Vrli- ■cr. t hi t1 Itinf. ' au llniil. ' inn|t, isiirt . I Ailaiiu. uUtiitr. Muik. R. loiiMin «rt I. Smr uk. { . i.). jprllrn. R. ilAnu. tttuith t( :r, (irriniR. I uiitlalil. Mitrl- In. (..ifln. Olutn. Kiirhl. Irrlil. I Johnvti) f.Utt ttou: tirrrinll. KnttrrtMHl. 1 cr c, : ItlrnlMipp. Wintrr . 195 -J AIKKIRK Cliih nuinbcrs pose on iIil ler- laic of ilir l- ' K biiihirnK- Otfitcrs present iiuIiKic Mdtilnniucrv (pics.). Olcscti (v, p.). sdi.nui (All-K si( .). Loesdieii (IRE sccv.). II..Kiu-i (trcas.). AIEE-IRE In Again Ceramics Blow-Up ' ■Ama ing! the jiulges said witli lilicd eyebrows as siiidcnis read their |)a|)ers on uansislors or resonani caxilics lor the cyiuhrotron and then entered ihcni in ihe Anieiican Insiitiie ol Kledri- cal Engineering lechnical Papers Ciontesi. Kn- irants Ironi Iowa Slate ' s group, including the In- stitute of Radio Kngineers, have really shone in past years, loi tluy lia e progi ' essed through l)oih disirici and stale to national ( oinpetilion. Presi- dent jini . h)nigoniery and the grou|) organized an Kngineers ' ( ' arnixal Hoolii and a Wishea display. 1 liey also had a spring bancjiiet and a lall smoker. Bang went the battleships in the American Ceramics Society booth at the Kngineers ' ( ' arnival as they disintegrated when hit wiih the metal slugs shot Irom giuis. Ihe shatier-[)r()ol glass leatiired ai ihe Society ' s X ' eishea Open Hotise is the coming thing in these davs ol jet planes. Spring (piarter broiiglu oiii many chefs at the annua! oiildoor steak Irv. Rcporis had ii ihal not a mend er weni homiwilhoul pulling ai least iwo sleaks under his bell. (.eorge Piilliam was piesideiu ol ihe groiij) lor this higiily successlul year. ACS - Ursl How: S ni i I h, Sh(M l, ClKiinbcrhiin. Sivope. Cioflc. Srcimd How: Larson, I ' rcuiul. I ' rof. Docld, l iilli:itii (pres.K H mlckc. l-M siiii- lliriii i. Tliiril litiw: . f:ilrK rv, Kui , VaiiKJil, I)(- i , H:i(lrr. tiiurlfi Hnw: S:ilfcll, CrnU ' - k- . DoukUih. . fc KcfiiKi. rr;ill (| uli. rllin.). rciiiUTiiKiiluT. filth How: K;iiiisUT. .i-b- rowski, I ' olkcrs, H;isIct. 196 firti How: WiItiHii. Jj(nln n. Ixhl . Km . Ilaiiwti. Mjriin. rttnut linw: llriirv, WmK- Kr«. iiMUIni. K ikiA . Kit RrrjUI. H(-fillc ' |) ' . Wnll. Ittiriim. ThiTtt Hni, : ILuiiinrl. Ht - ' t I ' f.ihmnjt. Moi)tRfiinrr% . Wrlinrr, 111. skiniur. ti ' Ufih Hfu-: J.iin l« r. Siiiiili. l(R.if. Sthufiiii. Httu . Mjmmi. I h ni| vin. Xdjiti- I , ( rrvi. VhinttltLt-. Il.iihau.i , Riiu-: SuIiIImii. Rorcts. SLiiirc, I ' 111. Rilr . llj r«. n f AlA ' s Enjoyed a ' ' Night on the Nile Kg |jiiaii (lane iiig girls pecked around lall palms and AI. nicnibcrs and ihcir dates walked in and oni (il lemples and i()nd)s .11 ilie Night on liie Nile. ' A! A and LA nienibeis held ihcir annual Beaux Aits Hall with an F.g |nian theme, and it would he haid t(j imagine a more eosmopoliian lot. for this is one of the biggest costume parties of the year. No conservatives, the AlA mend ers chose bright c()l«)is and modern designs when thev le- decoraled a meeting nxjni in the Kngineering . nnex. With a place which they could (all iheir (jwn. the memljcis settled down to winning inoie honors for the dub. Iniil)cis (il ihc iiieiican Instiiine ol Archi- tects again elevated iheir entry to lop place in the most exiraordiiiarv engineer contests — - not reallv an unusual leat since any architect can tell you the virtues of a member. I he ( aigill Hotel incident gave the AIA mem- bers ideas lor a top-notch skit at the slate conven- tion of the .American Institute of .Architects. Ihev also had a baiKpiel last spring. Richard liiom was kept veiy busy as piesident. AiMr Urn,-: V u tc . Oavi . Miwr . Krllcr. IIjiiiiihiimI. UaiKoH. Srttirut Hnu-: llaii-  rn, Mali II. l-rmnaii. Kiinslr. t n L. stjik, l j%nr. Third Itfif: IIikImid. I tml. I .iltp i - kriimrr, Diiiia. I llriitM-tvn. Mllf.ikjint, SirlirU Aoiirf i {on l ' j%l ut. (oiiiirtU. Iliikill. rncjh. lliiNIr MjicI  i Miiitii. DtiiniiUT. i itth Won M ri ' llrr-nuirjK, htirrh . | tIiiiM.( , llnv UikI. Sixth foil Itfiiiii itBrr. (•rljil. Vhrlll riv. K «t • h.iuijii. I luinu«. WclhrlirU. 197 f-h f Itow: X ' orrif. Mall hews. Scdiol, Raik ' lv, Woodburn. Srcond Row: Nixon. Amc-riks. Clark (ireas.). Hall (sciv.i, R. lui-cdv (prcs.) . Kohnkc. Momo« . Saiulahl. Third Row: Ilaiipl. Hlankrn ship, Adolphson. Sidles. Virtue. R. 1). Copley. R. R. Coplcv. Pavik. fourth Row: C. Roscnborger. Aidcrman, llovard. Linder. Baker. Gerst, Simonson. 1). Tweedy. Fifth Row: Rohweder, Jacob- son. Robdy, Swit er. Barnes. Stewart. Coh ' iI!. Leaneagh. Carpenter. SixHi Row: rimmons, P. Rosenbcrger. Hnuin. Mennenga. Keeran. Miller. Birdiinici . Peiran, Snutijer. Sn-f-nlh Row: Sc;ith. Johns. Mott. Bichel, Coffin. Weslergard. McKee, Meinert, Kordik, Shindelar. Extra! Extra! ASAE Trims Faculty, 25-6 ' Twas the night for the annual ASAE spring |)iciii( and rain was gentl lalling everywhere! Inside the Ledges State Park, shelter house the laciilty members were desperately hoping for it to clear up. I hey were suffering a 25-6 soflball defeat in four innings! This year the fac idt mem- bers arc hoping lor bitter weather so that ihey can at least make a belter showing of tlieir talents on the soflball diamond. The American .Society of . griciillural Kngi- neers had a arietv of ])rogTams and a(li itics this year. Besides the annual spring picnic, an Au- tunni Excursion was held, i his was a combina- tion dance and hayride. Considerable excitement was caused during ilie e ening bv a new recipe for hot cider, and everyone jusi had lo ha e a copy to take home. They alscj had their annual AS A I ' Winter Rancpiet. another success this year. Die AS. E entertained many guest speakers (luring ihe past year. One ol tlie most interesting was Mr. W. C . I.ynes. who is s])eakc ' r ol ihe Iowa Hou.se of Re|)resemati es. Xalurallv. he is also an engineer. He was the principle speaker at their Winter Banc|uel. Robert I ' weech scr ed as presideiu ihis ear. Besides theii social activities and man oucst speakers. ASAE ' s acted as the oHicial spokesiiicn oi the agricultural engineers. Willi tile filial John Haiiiixk on llir Hill ' , the cloeunieiil pa.s.se into histoiA. 198 tn.ini .•.. , hint. t.. i M.I. M.in rih.oi |.itil Raw: riiantlJtul. Wrwiinl. C.rjiil . Mt t.lhn-. Stniih. .111 lieu , Mint. Hniv: llovr. 1 All. MuMiin. I mil . I. t ' hcn. Jiiniiuv. N. Kiiliim. ThinI oiiiiK. I rt . Khiina%. (.unit. lltMixcr. IliiMkiiunn. (iili-iM n. fnnrth Ittnr: li I jrviii. Rxnn. Khiirr, ll:iKt-tli tn, trr. Minrl. NrlMiii. Kiihl. fifth fdm : I  . N| crr. I OIK- . Si liilpp. . KllUiMl. . SaiiiiT, i th Itnu ' : M.iilih. S flmvn. ■II S( Inili . iLinit-lMiii. ll.iiiMin. WitL- n ■•■, ' -I ' tii ' ir: DjhvMi. IIiH ' K. Beet. k llotftj. kt ' nnc . frnf Row: Rogcn, Kaslirr, Gtnnn, johnwin. Ilriiu. I jmfcrt. Second Row: f-ciicloii, M.trkrl ( . p.). AI mc tT. Cartn, I,. stiH jfi. I rntuvin, ViriAln (irca .) . Ilal- trj . I hirtt Row: NidioU. Ciiicrnw , ra lf r, lljMwif) mrilrh.. Mt p|r . (Jht-rlin. tnttrtU ' ;. hfWiifr. heal, Ofhasaii, hiMiihTf , .iiiv (  rn. Coudcn. tifth Rnw: McKcm. (ill. Ilk, K Sirhart. BIcyhl. Au(tustinc. Oitiin, llabctkcT. C.E s Cop Veishea Open House Prize I Ik ( i il {•nj;iiR ' is, |iui iluii lu-.uU idgcllicr .111(1 (ami ' ii|) will) ilu- wiiiiiiiig ri lKa I ' ngi- lucriiijf OiHM liniisr (li |)las. Ihiriv i;av (l.K. ' s .iiU ' iuli ' d lIu ' sliidc ' iu (lia| U ' i ( oiucntidii nl ilic ViiKiiiiii S i(i«i ol ( ' i il Kiij int ' crs in Mil- waukee lasl s|)iiiig. Next eai ii will he on llie low. I Si. lie (!aiii|tu .. V Ili.llU ll.llHlsll.lkr, .1 i;l.lMnll% MII1I1-, (|M ' lh.l|i% .1 sl.t| nil tilt li.iiki, .111(1 .iiiiilhn | r.ikri i iiitiiiiliif nl. 199 ' .. I . i t i ' lirsl lioif: I. Andi-rsoii. R. Anderson. Clnn- t ' llls. QuaiiilaiK t ' . .|irs;i, I ' aus. Secotid lioir: Fiuircs. Bi;instaci. Rousli. Rud . Cilhcri, I ' ll ml litiw: lohii-on. Dduell, SicvcrdiuK, Aidiisci . Kent. Ha cmT . Jutirth Itoir: Crow I her, Ditk-I ' cddic, Wcstcicanip, Haaik, Suansoii. I- if III lidir: VanNimwfgen, Siovcr. Paulson, I ' os , Tociijcs. Sindelar. Ji M. E s Got All Steamed up for Veishea Parade A l)ig sicaiii engine proxcd loi ihc M.K. ' s that aioniir energy has not completely taken oxer the field of engineering — not lor the present, at least. This was their Veishea float, and it belched real steam. I he black, red and while monster whicli they i)uili had re i)l ing |)istons and a lop whicli jjlew oil. I he pistons slowly scpieaked lo a hall hall way through the ]jarade, and the top just sort of wiggled: but the c rowd liked it anywav. 1 he la(idlv souiulK trounced the sludenls in tile annual solihall game at the si ndcnl l.u ulty |)ari luld spring (punier at Brookside I ' .n k. I he la( iillv either ate more hot dogs ih.ni ilu ' students, or else the undergraduates drank loo uhkIi pop. W ' halexer the reason, llie student aim ol the ( hib hardly lifted that day. Those sharpshooting high school Ijaskelball lor- Avards could l)e seen at the M.K. ijooih most ol the e ' ening on the night ol the Kngineers ' Carni- .t]. The basketball siiooting concession that thev sponsored showed results as lucky xvinners c ar- 1 ied awa canes and other prizes, (.onion Ruby guided the . meiicaii Society ol Mechanical I ' ligi- neeis through iluii programs this ear. lir. l How: VxvXiXs, .Mi-iidfuhnll, Ncplicw. StcKelman, Pflcrscn, Mickliti. Srroiid How: Uartos, Slocking (scty.J, Riil y (prcs.), .N ' t-miiicTs (v. p.). jolinscin (Ircas.), C rotr. Third Row: Haines. FrericliH, Kaut-ni ni-lilc-r, VauKhn. llinii. h ' ottrlh How: M(C::irlliy, Mubcr. NaiiKli- lon. Larson. l)(«k. VanDyke. riith How: Hnrian, Kolnnson, ClaiisiiiK, KiKC Kohl, (ilu ' alum. 200 o ,1 Lif U2 Tlu ' v ' rr iiiiili iiliii ' IU Innkin ; al Ihr adxriiviiiiiiis. Tlu uoiililn ' l Im- iiiU ' iCNlrit ill llic (ciilci s|ir( ' .i l Coeds Stole the Show for the G.E Sc cii loNcly coeds from Drake I ' niversiiy bussed their way to the hearts of the men at the Kngiueers ' Clarnival. and the (..i ' . ' s won ihi ' |)ri7cs lor the best booth and Im stllin; ihc- innsi iicktis at tlie ( ' arni al. Of course, tlieie was no connec- tion between tlie coeds and the exirenielv large innnlx-r of tickets sold. 111! Iiiu.i I ii ineering .So( ielv ' s . Student Chap- ter plainied a s|)ring pic nic witli all the irininiings bin the rains c anie. ihc wind l lew — no |)ienic! The ,i;i ' iup. led l) President Joe Detcrniann. alKin.iUil lis nuciiiig places between ilie I ' nion and Marsion Hall. I ' nion meetings weie mainly social with the meetings in Marston reserved for the speakers who |)resented a arietv of iews on subjects peniiKiii lo general engineering. .f tl ' ' ,i Rolli, ItllilitiiJIlll. I iivi«. Ahtrll«. ! ' Ill Hitw: (.iliMHi. FfM-ILrr, Mr- ). OrtrriiMiin tpic ' - Diiii-  ,irl,,rl IliTil. Thltd llmi : -rMii. (iifii- . ht ' ikcr. ' I ' lHilr . |rnillllK«. I lillh llm,: Wilir. ' •••H. Niiiilo. i)iitiii|p il. Wlmlrr, BUcli. 201 S1I-; — lr t Iloiv: I-rost, Krankt-nbcrg (ircas.). R.tnta (prt ' s.) , Olfscn (v. p.) . Fra t-r. Sfcoud Haw: Dennlcr, Ohlscn, Jones, Evans. Chapman. Tliird Row: Harllev, 6 ' Dcll (sfcy.J. i urnti. ( oltranc, Seaman, Sea ton, Maddoeks. SIE...Bang, Bang, Boys ICS Builds A-Bomb (.i c ' the lady a ]jlaster camel, said ihc barker ill the Industrial Kiigineering booth at the Engi- neers ' C .arni al. The shooting gallery was a popu- lar ])huc — attested by the many trophies carried oti by the satisfied ctistomers. Anything Irom the jjropertics ol a tiHLX-(|iiarter iiuli j)ist()ii to the lile cycle of the American wvAv was disttissed at thcii meetings. Ray Ranta, piesident. said that a news letter vas started to keej.) the alums u]j to date. Vo banish boredom on meeting nights, mem bers ' •i es iormed a kiiiiting sot iely. All atoiiiie explosion in the ' eishea Parade? The Iowa Chemical Scjciety built one complete with clouds of radioacli e (?) smoke. The club meets tor tun and knowledge. Pic- nics and field tri|)s aroused the most interesi among the members. Trips to the Ames Atomic Research Center and SMuhiotron were held. Spring cjuarter saw a group ol budding c hemists jaunting off to some chemical center wiiere they iewed big time chemists at their test lubes. These trips were always ver po|)iilar. Ro Kintnci was president lor tiie ear. KIS — •( Raw: KtiiKiuist (Isl . p. Kinlncr (p c ,K I.illiR (sccv-Irc;i.s) . (iiis lon (2ncl v. p.). Second How: Ilolli i Dannccl. KinR. Mfln.iii, uinr. Thnti How: l(;ir(-u ' :il(l. Fellows, nanicl.s, Prut 4on, M(C;iir(ii). 202 Air«f uu ; l.indKrni . | .f. JhitiR- Ion f«r(%. , ( j1tnHj i| rr%. . kili|H-r ( lira I. Srrornt Hint- Ilic ii«, k. !■. clv n, Bcflrr. Vhrainiilrr. Sim-kIht. Si fill. OrniJii. JIuTtl ftnu I ' ljitk.. (.immIuim, Du lnii, Slitr«. MjiIiph . (.• lli « iri. (lullrtl. tuutth H u- : Rinx. Ml Djiiirl. Manhall. Snvdrr. Kniii nii. Kiuw . I , if j («u . Bril, l ' .iiirr«4in, Mann. YiMiiiKtiUdr. jn II. h« «ii.)k. .V1X 1 Hou: R. I . N ' rIwMi. HiikIh. Stolfa. LrBuhn, C m| t r)l. ISSIE . . . Faculty Shows Students How To Play Ball lis a s(|ucc c- |)la on ihird. Oil. lie (lro|)pcd (he l)ali. It (oiildn ' i he helped. W ild Hill was in the way. .Some heis ha e ii tiiai ilie Indusiiial K oii sliideiils woii ' i play a haschall game with the laculty ag-ain alter getting heaien hv them last spring. I he laciilty didn ' t exactly diub the stu- dents, hilt they did s(|iiee e 1) A ilh a l. ' Mli win. ■liaiupier ' was the byword 10 ihese ever-feasl- ing memheis of the tiiih. There was a banc|iiet dining Ajjril s|jring ipiarier with a sjjeaker Irom a washer (ompany giving the clean-up remarks. W ' inui (|iiarier saw another l)an(|uei wiih a speaker who told jokes and interspersed them with wiiii(isnis. . long the .serious line he told mem- bers about methods of cffeeti e meixhandising. As an e(Fecli e means of preparing meiidjers of the club tor post-giaduaie jobs, the dub holds job seminars h)r lledgling businessmen. Members ol the Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists weie those enrolled in the curriculinn who paved their dues, . round 10(1 had the bles- sings ol being a member and getting to attend the bi-monthly meetings. President was Bill (.alloway, who superxised the club .uiivities. 1 loliliu.l I N JII iMiii. Mckrinwin. 1 H Mlll . Ilrrui ■ , Setunit Him ' : 1 xlrll. ll.l .T Mini surko. ( 7 ...,! 1 . .t. WrI IIjII. ( 1 tour III Oflrli ■. 1 ' Afulrr- r NlU 1 T ' S hilr i l -. i. «..,,,. l.. ■1 1 . Ihirl. Vail. K..«.., .. ' ,■, II . iiTit, klilK Irt, I ' mlina. l|jlh.it .j.. Ilium, (tillirt, !tl.ivim. JI t SlH- tliriirf L. 203 m f ' 4 1 w.% ■( ! lioif: KiiiKinan. Runkic, lltisinann. Parsons. S frond How: Sanford ( hunors dini.), i ' dix, Picstjohn ( v. dim. ) , l);iiuly (chm.) , Sdioclcrninn (sotv.-irt ' as), Hradlcv. Third Hotv: I angeman, ( ' .aiiiiibdl, Haiiics. Smith. litiis. I our I h How: SiiTiiniLTs. SnodRrass, MaiiR-. Siiiilli. UrnKui. IAS Flying Start Ends in Tailspin I)oii t be alanncd. ■■Tailspin is the yearly party licld l) the Insiiiiue ol Aeronautical Sciences. This year ihe Aero E ' s and iheir wives and dates galhered in ilie i ' aiiiniel ( ' ouii Xmsery lor an e ening ol soc ial and s(|iiare dant ing. ■■K erybo(ly C.onies to the Fair. and so did a IKing saucer flown on ihe masterly creation made liom wlialexei the Aero E ' s could Imd handy. It landed in the Veishea parade just in time to ■■take-off ' with first pri e in the dei)artmental di ision. So that no one could douhi wlio was sponsoring their concession stand during X ' eisliea. they used a l)ilIowing parachute to pioxide the cano|) ' . With Eugene l)aiid at the contiols the liiib ' s meetings were filled with speakers and mo ies. It lluAt- (liltcis iIom ' I !:;iov jiiNl iii;lil. (lux ' ll ) tl( l .111(1 ic.il jiisl like .iiu (Sit-in s|)( ( tnu ' ii. 204 r ;:. ;, r.niMli s;. tin. Wiciici. Shi-rick Dr. (.it t ' r, ll.iiii IUl ll . I.fv%.inl. Ii-liv-kf. Mi(tilti;%. | Ll.Htii. l..i ti (i. Aixlt-Tvin. S( luiU ' i. M. C r« n. Krih, (•iliwn. MiNirr. linu-: McvrnMin. C ' jtiibrll. I ' .irr . Fol- • tii. Mrnkr. NiMilitia, |j Jili( ' r . I itliriip. .ir  UT. Philliin, P:irk4. Mi Bride. 9 R AJ J, n ' 9 fa ' ' Win We Must ' Said Unmarried Industrial Eds I he iiiairird men ol ilic iiidusiiLiI I diuaiion (!lul) (lainicd llial ihcy could heat ihc iminairied I IK. ' 1 1 in ,1 soliljall game aiiyiinu . I i lu or iioi , ihr nvc) learns vied this year ai ihe pic nii ht Id lni iiig die fall |iiaiter. I ' resideiil was jolin () C oiuiell. who guided die vcai ' s work wliidi indiided sponsoring the In- liiNliial IdiKaiion C.onlciXMue. ik ' (anse ol du old die indnsirial a (luh huill a Mahle loi du new nalivitv scene which ,r. |)I,i(C(l east ol liisu 11. ill ,il ( ' .InisliiKis lime lllis CM1 . 1 he c luh doesn ' l need lo import talent for its meetings or parlies. Right in the duh is the In- dustrial I ' .d Ouariel. which warhled lot maiiv ol ilie ( liih ' s iiiajoi .!( li ilies. I til auillrl iiiiisl li.i r JM ' Ol rl l immI. Vl Ir.ivl, lhi ' tr ' « III) li.iir III il Irll. 205 Will kins; haul, lliese scientists try art in designing posters for llic C Inistiiia ' i | .irl) Busy Science Women Scattered Far and Wide With science women working in barns •ith ags, in metal shops with engineers and in food hibs with home ecs, a lemale scientist (onld go through college without meeting a like specimen. Hut through Sci- ence Women ' s Club, these women oi aried interest can become ac- (|iiainte(l wiili each other. A delicate balance between education and play was strut k In mem- bers in tlieir tluh meetings. The meetings iiuhided everyilung Irom cooking spaghetti to making posters — with speakers sandwidied be- tween. Interested ireshnifn helped keep the allLiuhnue al a high lt cl. fii l Itoji ' : M. Hohm-s. V;irrt ' n. Moud HUM ' k. NcUon. li;irk)W. Sr{ nul lioit ' : .Slt■■n l-llioll. Woods, llli-iih. Milli-r, Wi-sl. Iluil bi-ll. Helms. Thinl l o:r: C ' .iiiltr. llalll).i(k Sohn. I ' lKlerwood. I.. ' uo(k, Wanl. Mi-dih-i Si-lMkis. Hoilli-. Allliti-. tmirlli Hwr: llii Ion, Itrowi), I ' rink, I.ittitv, Pritt IkikI. I ;i l ni, I ' aiiu ' . Warlmrlon, PaarllH-in. k.ilirs l-iflh Udu : l.i([iK. (•liKi ' U-r, Siniltl. IlaldiiiR A. llolims. iu. t.al . Ti ' l . Si lli Hou- CliaiK-is, Aiiiold, Ko(k, I,,iini r. ( umniis ford. Anus, l.iilit-ns, lV-tn oii, MiKi-an. 206 a O r firif l«u ' ; Salirr, Fobc . F.tliiiiillon, l ' j|iafil(iiii , Mrnltoii. Srcond ttiw . l ' r«lif- «rcy.). IVaw (pm.l, Drlalliiril. t-itu,ir(l (V. p.t, llaiir nira«.r. Sdi lii-r. Third Hnw: Rairil. Ma in. Mjiliii. liliriall. Otdhrlil, {•rd , l.rrnltn. ttiutth Httw: I. Wtlwifi. OtrrlHitl. Rnlmjn. Mailhic n, Bato, llaipcr. Lmiii Kiiliixr Lodge was ihc scene nl ilu nadi- (innal Npagliciii diiiiRi. NUinljcrs hiked oiil lor die dinner uiili its sc ieniilucdly coijked s|xigheui. rile program allerward iiu hided a |)review ol the ear ' s activities wiih songs and daiues. I lu (liil) ollicers tlioiiglil u ) a skil and nienil)(.rs look part in t harades lor a time. rile party was a ime oppoiuniiu lor ilie hesli- Miaii members ol the club to trade notes on their lirst classes ol the year and to discuss those good- loctking fellows in their cliem sections. Panel discussions with iipperc lassmen trying to inlliience the voimger membeis into majoring in ihc ir litiils were tried. ' ai ions meetings saw dub meiid)ers explaining job opportunities and found members discussing the ratio of men t( women at Iowa .Slate. I Wice a year poster parties |)iii attisiicallv minded (lub members to work designing posters to advertise the c liib meetings, jirojects and jiarties. While immching popcorn and drinking cokes, mimcrons schemes were planned to piiblici c the various ( hib |)i()jc( is. President IMiyl I ' ease presided at the bi-nionihly meetings. Members gathered in the I ' nion to hear speakers, see movies or just plain sot iali e. I iMiks lik( hiinir M riiilriif li.iM ((itii|H ' lilion. V it ' ll! I- i;iiU i .in mniU, iof — Hjlhiiiil iM-iictil iif t .V N l.nsiA. 207 r C () S I () I ' 1 I I ( M K - I ' irM Row: Mill ok... Al-Ali. kuiiUi. Rdmire . Muna. Srrond How: Shahccn (v. p.). Mrs. Hcrv- ford, LoiHV (prcs.), Nielsen (secv.). M. Sdioiihorsl (ireas.) . C.hjanp;. Third lioxr: MoKliaddarii. Ctiau(ihar , Radwaii. ' iciin. I ' atxiii, Martin. HiiaiiK. Inurfh Row: Cn- ( uiii. licale. Tatar. Sutton. ' ainada. VA- Attat. Duiias. Iiflh Row: Marline . Kuoldi. Ispiimsa. I lieophiliis. R. Sthoiihor !, (Iheii. ' il!arieal. Sixth How: I)anK ria, MorinaKa, Masuda, Sack. GofTin, Jiniene , Horooah. ISC United Nations Cyclone Rollers Roll I menial ional Niglii was C ' osiiiopolilan C.lulj ' s (IlI)iii lor ilif year. It was the big ihaiuc lor the lorcigii suidcnts on cainpus to gi c ' Iowa State ' s naii c tiii cns a taslc ol that lorcigii life. Dressed in ( olorlul nalional cosliunes, ihey presented skits and .sang .songs calculated to make ISC want to know al)oui ilicm. The other meetings dining the year consisted of panels, debates, and spceciies but whatever the lo])ic was. it lielpcd draw the mend)ers logelher. Prcsidcnl ol Iowa Slate ' s (nitcd Nations this year as l amoii l.opc . ' Skates on! Ihc (acIoiic Rollers arc meeting tonight. Members of the clulj were those inter- ested in roller skating acti ities on the Iowa State campus and vlio ishe(I to creati ' more iiueiesi in that sport. E ery other Ihtiisdax night loiiiul tlu ' mem- bers in tlie I ' nion doing ainthiiig liom greasing their skates to drinking Union coliee. Members didnl spend all their time skating. Pi( ni( s were held fall and spi iiig (|ii.irters and tlic ( hil) ti)])ped things oil with a winier tobogganing party. C YCLO N F ROI.I.KRS fint How: J. Johnson, Nt-I- son (prcs.), Brilf , Larson. Second How: .S;nini, Su-w- :irl, Hcnclrlckson. Holnu-s (irciis.), Ciodwin, (irost- closi . Brown. Third Hon : While, K. Johnson, K(icl . StJnoKC ' l, Kohinson, Smith. Itmrlli How: Ihonipson. MfCanll, KtTRiison, l)vi lanil, WiTl.s (V. p.). Ml (irc ' u-. l- ' iflh How: Hfni . WaiiK. ' I ' lia t ' r. Taylor. .Schiipp. ■.(•onard (secy.) 208 1 1 1 Nl lorliiii.iU ' fill ilu ' tt ' l llial lliis liiilc Itlliiu lius biiikin hi It ' g: olhi-nviNC, (li;i( uoiilil Ih- a vcn unsafe iM iiioM. AVMA ' S Future Docs . . . Animals ' Best Friends riic green Ircslinieii. as usual, carried on the manual work oi the clui). Among all ihe ups and downs ol becoming an active URinher was knowing all ihe oliicers, Alici learning llie name ol I ' resideni lied Hiismann and the oilur oliicers. llu c nu r|)i isiiig newcomers began to lecogiu e the rest ol the 2.SI members. Members soon passed on to liighei and moie glorilied positions. . s thev progiessed iheir responsibililies in the club iiureased. I ' MI MA Ihr ' rtrrin;ir Xfrdiiinr liiiniir ' ■■• I (omiMMril of «iiiili-iii« IhiiIi liiRli • ■' .KticjIK jnil of kikmI iltjrjrlrr. Mrm- iirtt vtifiHn jir; RjlKCKk. Cliapliti. hoht-rt. VfM-llirrR. Shirlirjiiii. CilnliinBlliini. 209 TRKSMMFN - First Ii m-: Voder, I.ochrl. MoMT. J{)lin lun. M )od . Mt CI in kin. Bi-r- ihclcscn, K. Johnson. Stuorid Udu-: Crawlo, C i;iduus, J. Johnson, Uauin. Ching, Car- niithacl, Kciis, Arncson, HukHcs. Third How: MtCluit:, Crt-cl. I ' clrak. Whaiton. Zachary, I ' cndry, Nces (prt-s.) , Van Ry iii. Fourth lioir: Mtfichec, Conlt-v. MtKa , KI(a fI;nul. Millniaii, Sirom. I.Mit h, Folcs . liiouii. lifth How: KuH . Watson. Shatji. Maiisnian. DocksladiT. Rit hlfi , (lollison. Doiidna, S|)nii;cl. .S ( Row: SuntlbfiR. V ' t.a cr. JoiKriiscn. Waldo. Firkins. Ki itk- soji. lielha, Kcnipris, Post, Sci-rrtth How: I cX an, MillLi, I.owry, Kosthnif U r, Nclsdii. ( .iihscr, ClowgtT, Swcnson, I ' hotnas. SOPIIOMORKS - l-irst Roir: Shcv, Vodt-r. Vi]s(Mi. Ashl)auKh. Jcast-n. Srcond How: Rcctf, Bush. Mydf. Miyahara, Kicialdo. Rug- ger, Nelson (secy.). Third How: Ileiiiicli. Biocksmith, DeW ' itt. Lyons, IVlcrscn. Mi Martin, WVlhoiirn. Fourth How: Benson, I ' lKhei. latitr, Lang, Coyne. Boitoitf. Siciiui. ' oticlrr. Fifth How: Fianris. Wai- lu-i. luinei. Beran. Haas, Glotfellv. Romans Sixth }{inr: Snihciland (pies.). VnnnK. IMiil son, Ditkinson. M( crlioI , BaninKlon. NLii- liti, Ilumision. Srxetith How: Harinonv. SihTuall. i(()ll. MtKeiina. Murphy, Brana- man. I h nnas. Henslev, Watson. fn ( o n O II MukS - fiisf Raw: Vrl I ' Idi ' K. DoukIi (■it . {.ardnci. (.r;i . llniiliDK. Snotid Row I Ini, McCiillv. Diiili.iin, Chung. Kslicck I ' rliiMMl. ll ;ii uk. Nariuin. Third Row Irlkrr. Ininaii, Kiol). l.:ipskv. OConiull Rnlitl. V ■n l ■r. iDuilh Row: lillsoii. I ' rirr son. Braoiiii. Bomt, Faiilknt-r. CoHon. Ni-ii licp, I ' t-diRO. Fillli Row: Schmiklolh. .Sand ers (class rep.), SpcarinR. Moore. Starch . narinno. Ilagcdoin. Sinilh. ,Si ( i Row OiKik. Mioluner (sccy.-licas. 1 . Thomas luhnson. Hill, (.anihlc. Siidholf. I.inianski S rcri( i Row: . ntlmnv. McCiiorv (lihrarian) Caihlc. . ndcTsoii. Bovcc. Bownc. Wliccki Dirks, Spear. 210 rilf Mipllolliorts ' illUTfSl ill llu illll) j;n l l( ' .i| s ami Ixiiinds. I- .nil tluli iiic ' C ' ting u.is |)l.iiiiK(l so ill. II llu sliuliiii mi lii Ic.nii how lo bccoim .1 briui lioisc (|o( (or or (lo( lor any (xIrt animal. niilcTiiu spcakiTs cat ii nionlh disiiisMil ojnii (ions, diseases and all tlu- oilui .u lus .iiid p.iiiis ol the ionr-legged world. Not to he ouidone. tlu- meiiiheis ' vi es lotiiuU ' d an aiixilil.ii in I! ' IS. Il iiitisl Ik- li.iid to (let i lt- « hat ' s u rung wilti a patient soiiii-tiiiii ' s. M MORS - Aim Row: BruilM. Tctn . siKitilK-lin, ( .1% jiijiirIi. JcTlilirr, Kn nli%. Iti I.ill. Srcoiitt Hitw: Vail. Mi«Liiniii«. Fill , IliiKlkIm ( cc .-lira .). Hiiikl ' i. . |jtti iiiii, C ' .liatr, Juhnioii, Rlircli. Tlmti Row: eraiic. C ' .lark, Wcim, Biiikri. Ilc «r. nnnitrUoii, Scliol crl, llrnirrM ii (l)rc .). O ' hririi. fourth Row: (•oihani. Nh AiMlrrws. Ci xKh, Frcrinaii. I. liii. Il.il. -r. WrlKlil. Sdliitkn. titlli Rou : Klinklt ' . HjIhihL. Sihdllrii, ' r.ith. I lint|M-. I rinplcinan. Slanix, Shiiirll, ll.inkt r. . i ( i Ron: Vjlr . ShirlmiHU. Mjll. Hi ' iulrrviu. entiiiiliKllani. Jotin- slnn. CluiMll, .Saililticru. Drtninii. Sr rnlh Rtni ' : V%all, S|iiillc. t.ulilnrt. Ovrrlaittl. KninrtK. I ' hillii . MinliHi, llu inann. Viictl cig. All work and no |)la ni.ikis jack .1 dull hoy diiln I a|)|)lv to these haiilworkinj; liilnie doitors. The jnniors planned and executed nianv siu (essliil patties dm iiij5 the year. . han(|net loi ih( lieshnien was their first t lloi t. A spit iai ( Ihi isim.is parly and a winter smoker Asere held lor thost interested in the li hlci side ol lilt. Inu- liiiu was had h) .ill. With spring ipiartei 1 .11111 ilu spi ing | i( nit and the S|)ring Spoil Datue. I hese took ,dl the ets, e en the most ainhii ions, awa honi ilu ii hooks h r a while. liti iliiee eais ol woikitig h)r this goal, ilu senior nuinhiis ol the ilnh sat hai k aiul watched ihc Iniiis ol ilu ' ii lahoi . Hun linn to test hail tome. I he old men knew the workings ol the oigani alion and giiiiled it onw.iid. . lew nu)rc months meant gindnntioii for these iligniiai ic ' s. upholding the honor anti tlignity ol the piolession iipoti giadiiaiioii. ihev would eany on oiu- ol the aims of the Ameiican etet i nai Medical Association. I heii chai.itteis had heen shapetl hv c ensorship ol all nnwtirtln ac lions. 211 ii ls( siiMlml IiihIn irlii;i(Mis r |H(- sinn IkIom ' (he ionn iti ihr (|iiit ' liHlt- ol .1 i .iinpiiN ilniitli. Religious and Church Activities 213 Stiukitls loi nicd loiii; lines as (hc went to the t;Mii U i llu- Reli ;ioii in Lik i timoi .iliitn. Religion in Life . . . ' ' Strength for Years to Come All out U) C ' hurch Siiiulay began ihe round ol Religion in Life Week activities. Our Strength lor Years lo Clonie was a theme with purport. Dr. Clarence ( .r anloKl. ])asi()r ol the Calxarv liaptist Chinch in Washington. 1). (... I)r()uglu thousands lo conxocalions. The State (. nniasiiiin was packed lor his first address. Costly Kiiinl)lcs. Iowa State students, under tlie leadership ol Dale HfKjver. planned and part i( ipaicd in llie Week. Four thousand jjosters and li.md l)ilis were dis trilnued. Total attendance ai morning chapel broke all records, and many ol the programs were lelevi.sed lor the lirsi time. Dr. Cranlord ai l he had never .seen such a response on .1 si.uc (ann)iis. 214 An entire house oi girls listens to a guest speaker in their | ;nli is V Kl ■Mm III. Mil s]H.ik(-i. l (Mif)r (r;mf( i4l, ktrps .1 lull house ol siiHlntls .il) iii Ix d in thr .(]i) tif .ilions nt i liL;inii tn liti KH II. ION IS I lU fk ( k IK M ( OMMI I I M trfi In ttight t i ' i ' nl I iihlr ki r, llrrnoif. ( i|iinv '  Mi« rnai.j. kniiitii M.ihin.). WikmI •«• ' . M w  rr ( I lim I . Rev. I.r- M ' linr. Sijnii ' s. ' llhufR, frill. 215 i pO r I F m - .• - ' , J L. •4i ' VT k r - A fir%t lioit ' : ' finl)fig. Ross, Williclm (trc:is.). Wood (secy. ) , KoochaRiaii ( prcs. ) , Hcrriott (v. p. J. Rice. See- itnd How: Aiulcisoii, FicUis. ' oclcr, C ' .hrist. Third How: Durisch. I ' ii-pcr. AVilli;nnsoii. Brown. Mmts. Tript ' t. Mil- Ici ' . AuKU-iiini . lourfh Hoir: lric iii li, . lkinsoii. Wotdi. noili utr. Cunliani. I lai pit . lla . Rinn. nterfaith Council . . . Any Old Clothes Today? Clothes, clollics. clothes! Three thousand pounds ot them. This was the lesult ol Inieilailh Council ' s dri e last s|)iiiio to collect good, used clothing to be sent to the needy peojjle ol rurkey and Korea. Don ' t lake it home: gi e ii to us. Studeiils packing llieir clotlies lo lea f lor sum- Three liiterfaith C: niii il iiuiiiIkis prepare to tell a (hunli t;roiip alxiiii 1 activities. mer xacation vere luged to clean out then dra •ers and closets and discard little-used or luiwanted things. Earh in ()(l()l)ci the ( ' onnc il nul lo nominate and elect the cciiiral coimnitlee lor Religion in l.ile Week. I he planning and prepaialion was then tinned o ci lo this commiliee. i he World Siudcnl Scr it e I ' lnid ■a .ilso backed by liUeriailh Council. I he connniiiee m charge campaigned lo raise mone lo heljj de- ser ing studeius ol oilur n.uions. Libraries, text books, labor. ilor (.(piipmeni. care |)atkages — these weie a lew ol the things lor whii h ihe nione was spent. To most l.SC siudciiis ( ' .hrisim.iN isn ' i (In isimas imless liie ground iscoxeied wiih snow. Howexer. ihrough ihe c o( ipci .n ion ol liiuil.nih Council. .1 ii,iti il scene sculpluied l) ( ' .Ini ' li.ui Peleison ' s c hisses (hew ihe sltidci ' .ls ' ihoughis .i .i Irom ihe siasoiis Lie k ol snow ,111(1 bioiiglu lo ,dl ihe line me.ming ol Chrisiiii.is. In coming years tiie conn ( il hopes ill. 11 ihc ii.iii ii scene will become a pc I m.ineiii p. ill ol S(. C ' .hiisim.is iraditions. imeii Koochaguin guided ihe ( ' oiinc il ihis iar. 216 f%l !tinr: S iilU, lljriiMut, ' • '  c hrrditiR. N . Mcnhrt. liiniili. Willjril. Viitkrf . ■iimd Htfw: Itiilkiirll (lrra«. . . luLiilh ' ut . ) . Itnif r( V. | .f, ( . rl1f- |iii ( pro.  . WiKHlrufl . Kiif. Mn. ( ;irolhrr%. %|r. ( jToihrr , Third How: S. Ilnliiif- , Kiimlrt. Kaiiu-. Rrti- ■nil, klilidt ' l. A|ip!r. hnttfth Hnir: (,t;i r. OIillMm. M. IImIiiu- . Mmiftlrr. Ililbrani. ( hiiTih. WalMiM. l-mlcr. l-iflh Hint ' : Van DrWiilrr. l rniiir. I Mtnlirr. n.irnr . Kcllirr. I f-rrirr. Cliimmi foril. Hrandi. ' I.irprr. Stxfh Itow: How. i.townr. Hn ,. Filth. Ilirw- irr, I ' oaRc . K rr«, Slral- .(kcr. Full Steam Ahead for Frisbie Fellowship If vnu gel loo excited, you may raise your blood pressure and your lace will get red. [iiniin (laroihers, niascoi ol Frisbie Kello sln|) and son ol ilie advisor, lemendjcied i)eiMg hild iliis. |innn noticed one niernbei ' s lace luruiug pink, .ind ap- plying what he had heard, he said. ,ii h out. vou ' ll raise your bliisli ' |)ressiire. II .i(ii ity raised ilu hlnod |iitssuie. l-risbie 1 ellowship ' s must have been sky high dm ing the- past vear. The welcome back pariy had a nautical ihenie to get the lellow shi|) under wav. One ol ihe many istors to Irisbie was ' (la|)lain Hob Inglis. picsidcnt ol I ' niied Sliideiii hllowsliip. lie expiessed the goals r)l ihe groups, wiuili in hide building (Christian leadeis lot louioiiow. I he big lught ol the year lealured swishing lorinals, soft nuisic and glittering decoi.u ions loi the .Sigma I ' .i.i (In Imin.il I Ins loim.d w.is loi actives and pledges ol the C iongiegat ion.d womc n s service sontriiy. Ihe aniMtal ' oo l (uiteis l)a supplied wood loi the oiKouiing winter. Even below em lem |ierature didn i interlere. Inspir.uion and lood (cooked inside bci aice ol the old) wc ic- pi ov id id bv the giiK. 217 Frisbie House was a scene of a complete face lifiin ' on the lirsi lloor. The enlargement ol the l),isenieni. ini hiding renovation of the kitchen. were in plan Imni ioi tiiis year. Presiding over the Icllowslii]) was (!aii (-il- lespie. Stllilt ' llls (iul .lit IiioI iiil; tnl llu ' ic-.ll Irl.t- li( iishi|i liclMri ' ii llic Cross .mil ilic i;IiiIh ' . 4 -4 I n i How: Sthriulcr. Sundt-r iiKiii. Ilctker, R. Anderson X ' ojii ' l. SfcoTid How: Tcr imimlc. Fricdric:h, Ross(v. p.) Si hliH- ( ft .) , N c w I o n (irtii ' v.). Jciiscii, Third How Ofhlscn. (.lass. Ohms, rhoni sen. Utcnnirk. King. Paper tonrlh How: Bot-hnke, Witle Renter, Jarc, M. Anderson Cook. Dissingcr. ■V j How Pastor Fields, Bremer. Pet erson. Siinncchcl. Dielcrichs, Bell. Sixth How: Sump Sthrein. Dnke. F.liler. Wal nianfier. Frahm. Mail hit-sen SrvfUth How: Paulsen. Bier haum, S(h v.-iR-. Petersen Becker, Niebuhr. Coffee Sipping Gamma Delts Meet at Church See you at the cluircli ior cotlce was ihe usual grccling when iwo Gamma Deltas met on cani|)us. Every Vc(lnesclay aiul Thursday altcrnoon (otfee hours were lield in (he recreation room ol the Memorial Liuhcran C ' .liurch. On Thursday a dis- cussion group meeting was held during the latter |)ai I ol the afternoon. Under the leadershi]) ol Forrest Mork the Cianmia Deltas have had a wide ariety ol meet- ings this year. One of the most interesting was the aimual foreign night. ' This year the (iannna Deltas chose A Night in India as ilicii tlirine. 11 ol the Indian students on (ainptis weic tin- iionored guests. The guest speaker was Dliiiajlal Dangoria. who was (lre.s.sed in his nati e costume. He told ol the social customs, ])olitical situations. and religions background ol Indi.i. Ilu- ineini ol the e ening consisted oi original naii i ' dislus. which the Indian students hel|)ed prepaid. Another i)ig night was that ol March ! . wlu ii (1i.i| lain 11. !■' . (.erecliie. who was (!li,iplain lot tiu ' . a i leadeis ,ii ihc Xeuieniburg tiiais. luld ol his expel ieiues. I ' o round out tlie social laiindai iluu ' was a hay rack ride, a C ' .Iiristmas l)an(|uet. .ind an ice 218 cream Iree .er party (wiiii the kllows olnnteei- ing ' their strong arms) . . fter espers each Sun- day the fellows and girls of Ciamma Delta got to- gether and built the e ' ening meal. liieN also coo])erated when it came to the dishes, with the ielhnvs always oHering to help. AVhatevcr the conference may be alxmt, the seem to be enjoying it. T!ie ' (I heller i;rl .i few more (Ii.iiis. Ilioui;Ii, or it won ' t h st toiisj. ' ( y - (rW rtou iihnU. |.il«iir. Bri . .t.inlh.ini, IV-nir, I ir t-ii. Srntntl Huu-: UJll u ||. It.tKKc I ' f ' . I '  iiiK « . ), (lirj irn cii trr;i«). Kt)lM:rt« { . p.i. Ilciii. I III! (I Jtdir: Nniiih. C illi«, Brcnt- iit ' r, KriiK. Mt(,.iitll. Durmh. four ) Utiir: IV Riilitt. Virciiwn. R. Rnlin, f.. I o iiiK, AikinMin. fitlh Hon-: Vil«uii, RL-fdrr, l .i idwn. Villi;im«, MtlHiuKal. IVCF . . . Many Friends Bethany out to Ledges Did oii ;mi ;i j ood |)l;uf to iticcI kids lioin dl i) n ilu- stall- ' Will. I ( I- ga c yon jiisi thai ( li.iiKc. I-asi year, as c (.iy year, ihcy played host Id the lall and spring statewide Iiuer arsiiy Chris- tian Fell() shi|) (onlereiue lield at the Ri erside I ' lihle ( ' .ani|) in Storv (iilv. These meetings ia-teil 111 entire ueekeiul. KxeiAoiie hel|)L(l uitli ( ook- ing and serving the meals. Acioiding to .Mien liagge. they also sponsoied . lr. i)a id . deney as I guest speaker. He spoke about his experiences working with the youth in ( .hina when the (om- mimists look o ei the (oiintrv. Will, il we (an ' i do that, how ahoni this. Ian hiindK ar.mniK nis o( t iired at the ainitial retreat oi the Ikthany (Christian Fellowship. Kvery Memorial Day they wenl lo the Ledges all after- noon and exening to plan their progiains lor the next year. I ' nder the leadership of Louis Brown. lieihanv sent a student minister to .Sandwille e ery other Sunday: lor there were onlv two diiiK lies in this small town, and both are dosed. They also had a good soi i.il |irogr.iiM. iis star being the amuial formal X ' .ileiitiiie banc|uet. M IH N ( IIKISirW I t I I llWSIIir Airil Haw: r I ■.hi, Wilhrlin. HfnHil I ' rirjk. Ilillnci. Rr . II ■I -■■•., Km..; I ' (Mlrfnjn (lrr .). M ' -T. viv.r. I .ilkrnhjjnrt. Thirit It.,,,: Ahlriih S r, f ' nnftti- STlIrr Sul ;;..„ . ' Iliilurl. iiriimrl. (;. Ncl I ' l .ir ll. IIj ' I. II Mr.ll,! ffilinwin. Mrtkrr. 219 f rv Roir: St IkiikIu-, Jarobsou, Roh- wcder. Hiish. (.aiiRcslad. Nelson. Rot s. N R:iard. Ruhis. St-ronti Hon : Braiicr. RilitT. Biukcv. Hcrniiinson, Dokkrii. SlraindbcrK (pros.). Hil!s. Wuods. Clirisi. KorsUnid, Knnnci ( . p.). Ahliiihs. Third Rou : Haiiikii. Konglan. Odiaiul, Walkins. Dvrland. Sthoiiemann. I.indc- nu-vt ' i. I.fcii, Horak. Foiirdi Itow: Wol , Wolf. Hansfii. Ahm|uist. Danidsoii. Mfvcr. Hmriksfii. MaKcn, Mcsser. tiflh Koir: Rapp, Hanson. Holstad. (irinisho. Wilson. FtTRiison. Mcvfrluttl. SicnRrl. Rrnisthlcr. .V . i Row: Ht-rt juiiindir. Ricrson, Olson. VViKKcrs, Nvnuiu. Suan son, Pclcrscn. Bcil. Srvrnfh Row: Fjare, Hill. Rossing. Sclii ' llbt-rR. Oslcrbiir, Mciss- ncr. Wcstf. Malison. SndhofT. Good Cooks A-Plenty at ISA ' s Smorgasbord ■' ou said it! Iowa Slate can produce good cooks Iroin l)oili the fellows and girls. At their Swedish and Norwegian Smorgasbord dinner, ihe l.S. members ate everything irom lelse and krinn kakke to kotbidlar (Swedish meat balls) . Was ii good? Many a person was caught going bac k lot seconds and e cn i birds, and belts were soon opened lo ibe nexi hole. I he look Kat as mu(h as yon can literally. . n amlienti( Swedish hand- painted plate o er !()(• wars old, S edish molds. A (niicl (h.ipcl fi i(f is .ilw.iNs rl(oiiK- m simd.n lo h(i| start out llu- wt-ck. Norwegian copper and pewter anticpies. and cos- ttinied waiters provided atmosphere. rile I.iillieian Siiideni Association lound ihat getting settled in ilieir new center was an easy, enjo able job. Its modern design was co menience jjIus. During ' eisliea lhe proiidb displayed the center to all, amid mam ohh ' s and abb ' s. The alteiiiion ol the groii]) vas centered noi only on getting ac{|uaiiited and situated, but akscj on a lull schedide oi e ents. I.SA ' ers answered the call lo donate blood and used ilie monex lo siari a scbolaisbip liind lor an eihiiic derman siiideni liiey will co-sponsor wiib IK !• ' . In I he spring the LS. s bad a week-end of camp lile ai Rixeiside ( am| . This was the Little .Ash- ram. ' which is an Indian word meaning corporate, spiiiiual giiesi. oi onh did ilic achieve their purpose ol Inn, leliowsbip. siuiU and worship: bul . . . tbe were surprised l) some live pound pai I ies. Ihe siudeiil teuler was o|)en lo all ai mosl am liour. f, et niH ' lili Iree lo drop in lor a game ol ])ingpong. a glaiue .il lelexision. .1 lew minutes cji (jiiiel mediiaiiou in (be chapel, a bonk lo read, or just toenjox ilu (iiiur. I ' acbd.iv whole disbp.uis lull ol popcorn were ealeii in ihe kiu ben. Ibis ear Don Sirandbeig presided o er ihe siK ( esslul i)ro ' ' ram. 220 fiT i How: (Ui«oii. I jnm ( . p( . Ilrdwn. ( ' .jrlwiii. Srr- nuii ftitu : off inKrr, Knlxn- M)i) ( rrt.i, jiiliii« )ii ft rfv.), Mn. Wr ' .U. Smith. Iliirljiul Thirit ftuw: (AHtl. Hj . Rjff ri . Ijrr. AiLiii. W ( ilhiijn. hnurlli llnu-: Snt-I!rr. Skiiiiirf. Shiri-ll, d  dri! . l- 4fi«. fifth Huw: Itr.iii4il. HtKluiun. Ixm- cllcn, i., {.nttntAii. Stv cu%. Roger Williams Club . . . ' ' Home away from Home Do (iu li.Uf a iiiiiiiilc. Doer is .1 leading (|iicsti()ii. Ii ltd lo liash sessions on cvcrylhing lioiii |)lnsi(s lo l() c. I lie sindcni living room was the stciR- (j1 inan iliouglii-|}ro ()k.ing sessions. And Dr. Wells always had a minute lo answer a i|iiesiion or sellle an argument. I liai was win l iii;(i Williams (,iul) iiuinixis lalled llu ' hi. mil liil new student center their home awa lidiii home. On ,Sunda aiternoons loin cliiijheis worked in liie kill hen peeling potatoes and washing celery. t . : ' ) the cafeteria style meal was served, lol lowed by a short devotional ser i(C and student- led dis( ussions. () ( asionallv. guest speakers were m iie l. W ' avne Johnson presided over the dub. ( hoir and inler-duinh youth work weie an im poiiam pall ol ihc ( liih ' s aclixilies. I his e eii iiu hided pounding nails on .Saturd.iy allernoons! Depiilation teams Iroin the (luh isited (lunches ihroughoui the slate several limes a year when they would take over ihe services. Inioiiii.d pailies in Fellowship Hall wtie an added aliraciion lo ihe Hapiisi students. W ' el (oine-batk parties at the beginning ol each ijuar- ler welcomed back the old, as well as ihc new. tiienibeis lo iln lub I .ill pulls and sipiare dances were the lavoriies. .Swing thai pan net and round you go olicn rang ihrongli icllowship Mall alter basketball games on Saluida iiiglus. 221 I ' iiniisai the Ledges were po|)iilar with the club, too. .And occasionallv there was a lixe-pound paiiv to add to the lun and exc itement ai the ( lub. Delegates liom ilie club went lo the Circcii Lake ' ouih (lonieience in Wisconsin, lo the Inler- denominaiional .Student ' olunteer Movement. .iiid i i ilu Washington and liiiU ' d Naiions .Sem- inar. VV ' h;ii flic use ( f li.nini; .i pi.ini ' .i if im one ' s i;c iin; ti siiij;? 1-rst Rote: Mt-nkc. SinKfi . Shcllbcrg. McRae. MtCaithv. Second Row: No.l. l)iinh:ini. M. Mitchell, Rev. Cirinory, Fortune (prcs.). Walsh, IJoh- cr( . Jones, Third Row: Pa ik, Hcnige-., Retiiinn. I-.lhen. Siaudt. tourlh Row: M( DoiKikl, Mouet, CoUisson. Bl i h. Flood, Nuficni. (irei- iK-i , lilth Row: Bninihack, Walker, Davis. Ulevhl. R. I ' hrig, Cutaio, Maiulersi lu-id (ireas.). Slaiert. Newman Club . . . Members Made the Leap ' AuyoiiL- kno ' where I can get a inaii. That was a common question at Newman ( ' lul) ' s Spin- sler Spree. Since it was leap yeai , the iris did all the asking for dates. Vo help add to the tun and excitement, lliev elected the Most Kligible Bachelor. 1 his lu(k lellow was almost swamped The ariiiv isn ' t ttic only thing that is diaftiiii; men. These girls have been MUtessfii! in obtaining willing help on the dishes. with re(|iiesls h)r dates hcf(Me the evening was o er. On .Memorial l)av thev all went out to the Ledges for the Workers ' Picnic. There were the most luscious steaks any of them had ever eaten, the secret being that they vere vrapped in tinfoil and put in the hre to cook. While the steaks were cooking, they played a game ol baseball — kllows versus girls. Sometimes ihc kllows ha e been gal- lant enough to let lire girls win. but this time thev just about swamped them. This only added to the fun. though. .After eating and playing all dav. ilie Newmanites s|)eni ihe evening singing around ihi fire until it came time lor them lo (onie home. This [jicnic is one ol the bisi liked traditions ol ihe Xe vman ( ' iub. Besides all ilusc parties. ilu also had a haiuiuel ai whi(h the )ohu Henrv Newman award lor ihe outstanding senior was made. Night ( ' Iub. lield twice this vear. drew manv. Drinks c en had t iiei rics lloaling in ilieiii lo luip create the proper atmosphere. Ihex also had liresides e er fridax e ening, coilee iiours e ir .ilurnoon and sexeial mixers. Members tried lo make their ( luh .1 home for all tiieii number. 1 he) dropped in ai anv lime to cook, read, or plav games. Mam ol ihem ( ,niie o er lo help ( le.ui up on S,ii urd.iv s .uid I hen l.l ■(l lo pl.i names. 222 l { :i K.iiifnunii. MfiruL. Kiuttuk. nirdi- niirr. ( tMik. llrnnL. S iotut Kmt : hrvjiil. Mfthfii hrll. Iiwhrf. Niilhrrlaiiil. l t-|itli, Hjiril. ( mi«lrj. IKilph. Mrinfrlill. Third Hon : IVi- I. M( (iiit)« |iiIm. I hiiMitniul. klfihr, Sli «. Ihtlu-tU. M.ltl!t. hourlh xHi, Kctn. atniiin. M rrx. I fv, M jilin. Hciti. '  crKrr. ' ' H-i: . hti. Mnrrjiir. Mjiili t. Smilh. FiiHlrr. M kmii. II.iiit Mi h. IIjukIi- Sixth How: Murrjiir. I iHlur. V hilliiiii. Mrt r. BiiriJii. Silich- In, Kti«h. hrrMulun, Wiiiitijjtk. Sn-rnth Row: lliilM ' r. Mjlitiir. JnlinvHi. Krnl. Wr %, Brikrr. lljitM-ii. ( ( it| -r If How: Krlder. Sunion. nctkinaii, ll.isicii. W kM ' llocfcr. Brunkan. Bral. Duttt.ik. St- i: I ; Diccn. Maureen Miirpln. kiilt , L. M M. S;irHT. Williamt, |a nhi. OtIIrI. Sell- While. Reitk . Thtrd How: Hii«i . .III (•inniKan, Collim. I).ini({c, llalK-i lUriit-s. njrr , Ml iiinrrj«. bourth How: ' •n . Miinaiie, Sccia. Nixon, l. ii:i i. 1 )(-i-K.iii. Ilenil. Kriel. ComhnKk. -iflh iWjvin. W. Miirph . lU-lMiian, icDiiils, ■ititlU. Raihman. Ahel. R.iutiihiirhU ' r. Kndro p.t. Sixth How: Wluelrr. f.ilH nt-v. Niihnl ri. . I laid. Gie lcr, Weniiinonl. Ciarr, Maurice Murph , Heirn. l mR. Ciebel. Sn-rtith How: RoriiholHt. Garrison. Bohii, AnRerer. Weller. s...i(. lohrivin. Iraulfnan. Lund, J. I ' liriK. ( )ii iIk ' serious side, ihcy had rosarv cxcrv aficr- iKKni .11 r ; H . On Simday c cniiigs ihcv always had a I elisions and i c( rcaiional progiain. This year ilif Soiiih Xiiuiii.iii siudcnis uiok over one nighi and |)ri |)arc ' d a meal ol all native loods. I ' lu ' V later ill list rated some ol their coinuries danees and songs and led llie singing aroinid llie piano, an insiiimiMM .11 die Newin.ni (Iid whnh helps add lo the general ndonn.dilN ol e en iheii religions sei i( es. ltd l Jo.m loitune. the Newman Clubhers iiKuU a ihorongh (leaning ol their Sindent (leniei Ml |)i(|ta?aiinn Ini ilu .nnuial TinNince (lon en 1 1 ' Ml lo vlu( h the were hosts this eai . Nru 111,111 ( III!) iiirniltrM tiiiMlrl I he l.i(r ( ill itirn ' i iiiriM ' tcad -li Kcar« 223 k ri ' I ' Hl - ltr ' ,1 Row: Palltison. M. Clark, (.abiiclsnii. W ' erts, (iooiirll. A l;iins. Sfcunrl lioir: C. IMac f. Mcvcr (tic;is.i. Ni-! son. Worth (v. p.). Mrs. H. I.. Mt(iri(k. K. Frit (prcs.) , Madscn (rt-c. sccv.) , Bau- maii. Johnson (corr. secy.). Third Hov: R. |. Fril . Olson. Mcrircw, FifkiinR. Saiuls. Woodard. Fourth Row: WaU-s. Sihiirll hatkci. firoserlosc. I,. Phicc. Martin. Rinkcr. Blair. OUKicld. lijlh Row: Kwoldl. Wrbrr. oi thf . Ku in}i. C arlson. Baxtrr. Sixth Row: Jthl. Chitlv. Farrar. Mt-lson. I)i . Rossi icr. Amen. St ' Ctilh Ron ' : Brooks. M.npU ' . Simmons. Peterson, S. Clark, Boi-tk, I (-niiard. A Touch of the ' ' Old West ' ' at Wesley Foundation SI(;MA Flir fa EPSH.ON - lir l Row: Siddall, KasilL-r, Richard (pri-s.). Piikt-riuK. ni . S-rund Row: Ritd. AlhriKht, Hcrrioii. Sioit. Stinogci. Smith. Third Roxr: Miditls (.rilTin. Curtis. Koch (v. p.). MilUr. Si.m v . fourth Run : Cross, Fincran. Ila is. I rumhowcr. Campbell. itt fmlurrd: 1 lu.i« KOI v. secy.) , Vfuler (chapIin) . ..Jl lHlI. Worlh. Second Row: Northcy, S iiiirc (pri .), I ' Iulc, tv, p. . H bduniaii. tourtit Hoif: Jrnkins, Frit , Davis. Joliiison, Richard. Ullilc, Suii- liraiidcd uiili Micli iiaiiits as Pig I ' cii. Collin. Duiiibbcll and Monkey Wrench, over . )()() coav- |)okcs aiiended ' eslt loundaiion ' s lall Round u|) during rresiuuan Days lo slari ihe new school • lar off wiili ihe enthusiasm of old hands. ' I his spark ol enihusiasin touched oil the hie 111 I ill Methodist student grou|) lor nian other livities which lollowed . . . iidoiinal liresides on It Miiisi Im .1 iiiiiiiil i.ililr flisi iissioii . . . tvilhnul Ihc lablc. liida night as well as o|)en houses alter the games. Members often enjoved a set of sc|uare dancing at these g.uiieiiiigs. The play was the thing lot the Wesley Players, local chapter ol the national Methodist Dramatic Iratei iiily. During the vear tliev put on one act religious and comedv plavs and g:ne them in ( liinc Iks ihroughoui Iowa. Deputation teams, each made up ol six oi more students, discussed the Christian laith .nid led the Sun(la morning woiship serxices. Ol coursi ' the .Sunda evening suppers and meetings. Ic.id l) rusidciii |ohn .Scpiire. were ol major importance. . group oi zealous heshmen kept the .11 tendance aiound the L ' Od mark eaeh lime. .Spec i.d methods were used for choosing dishwashers Im (lust meelings. ( )ih night those who h.id cards marked with small hearts were ilelcgaled because- the would surel lo e lo do ii. |-.i(h spiing ihe ouisi.mding senior il ihe car is selected liom the group. I ..isi spring not one, I wo. ol c cu thiee. bill seven seniors were chosen to be honored at the baiicpiei lor the ouLsianding senior. 225 first How: Theophiius, Mills, F.ik. Wicker. Reran. Montgoniery. Guy, Garter. Second Row: (iaiiinnit , Bowcii, MrWhorter. Mr. Rent- ley. Koochagian (| rcs.), ShilfleU (sety.). Rcid (trcas.). Mr. Hender-on. Third How: Martin. Ro(kwoo_1. riuirlow. Allen. Clole. Bartle- soii, Wcntzien. Andrews, luintlt Haw: B. Johnson, Scicil. Watson. Fialmi, Wendt, Morrison. Kiikp;itri k. Rnsk, Sieffen, Sau ers, Winkclman. tifH ' How: Slaha. DoiiKliis. Collins. Hatkci. WoodriiM. I.ehinan. Anderson. Dnnn. Sixlli How: Roscnhi-rgcr. ' t ' i IMocg, Jacol sen. Thomson. R. Johnson. I sseh ' ng. Ihoni.-is. Johnston. CMnlds, Iiiih-r. Sn ' t-nih Hon-: Stnhr. Jensen. l-eriiR. Wilson. Sands, CraiR. Bo M!i:ni. DaviN, M (inert. rhlhni cii. Westminister . . . Fun and Fellowship at Westgate Somclliing new? Wni said ii! Where before iherc was nolliiiig. behold, a Imilding slandelh. This is ilie new Presbyterian Snideni Center A hi(h is nearing (oniplciion this e.n, II all goes ill. ihc seniors nia si ill be al)le lo en jo ac I i ilies in ihe ( enter. Led by Arnien Koochagian. nuu h s|)iril and enlhusiasni Avas de eloped this ear. ( )ne high- liglit in the recreational program was ihe Inier- naiional I ' aitx. Smdents hoin othei land ' (hcssid in nati e eostinnes and revealed talent extraor- dinary, including dances ol their own cdunlries. Carni al booths and lortune tellers prov ided a ga atmosphere. ()i,e 111 ilic most tolorltil |)i()gr,niis ol the ear was one le.ituring Ic|bal Cihaudhai , an ISC! scu- dent Ironi Pakistan. He led a discussion on the islam laith. Indian lood w.is serxcd to the entire group. During the ( ' hri ' lmas acaiion nine nuinbeis went to Lawrence. Kansas to .ittend the sixteenth Student ' olunteer ( hiadreniual. .S |u.nc- dances, a bowling pail . .nid wcckK open houses loimded nui the ear ' s acii iiies. Ihc- iiK I) .lie limd up on cut ' side, llic (ini- (-11 on l)u ' ollu ' i. 1 li.il ' s nor 4-l ((nli;t-ili.ll. 226 iu It ' s not a sun- ihiiii;, liiil lu- prolKibK Huiri Ih ' iM ' hiiifl the riii ' hlhall long. w Y ' ' Men Make ' ' Mus-ic . . . Mus-ic. .Mus-ic i .ill times ol ihc (lav. or niglii. sirains ol imisic iiii lu l)c heard (omiiig rroiii Alimini Hail. Musi- I .il i.ikiii sfniu l siinph to .ihound .11 liic !. Some laiuy biiirooiicry (Cicrmaii band sivlc) was (loiif by one gioiip. riic Koiii Rips and a Snort. ' From the liisi luctit days as a licshman to the liard-canicd happy hours as a graduating seiiioi the Idlfd the moiiiciils with Clnisii.ni ideals and pr() rains. I ' he all-collej e N l N W Mixer ,ind ihe traditional WootU utieis ' l).i were two ol this ve.ii ' s Mieniorable exents. Dean Meming led ilu Noting Men ' s (Ihiistian Assoiiation through ihe i)us year ol jjaities. edueaiiuual and religious l iogtams. and lectures. tif l Hou : llrniins(pfr«.). H iiM-n i -V K It- Cut! ' inilKllAIII. %r«(irii Httu . (.hiivtMii. l-lrliU, l an«ii . I a I  r. Thtui Wixi-: Slrph- rn«, jmlin, Kjiil, l|iio rr. fiilirih Hitw: { ilnii (h- lianir ilirrxlnr). l-ilMillrr. Irnkdu. Itrnvin. KinR. tlllh K.ii. Olrvin (•« .). Xiffrnnnirr, |iiliii«iii. Van. IVIi. 227 Willi aiuxhii ijo ' ilri j; ' iiii; u|). iliiii isn ' t imicli .space Itlt on tlic ' biillelin board. linil ol iiicLt iiij s. the Y ' ( ' A nicinbcrs decided lo liaxc a purposeless nieeling, devoted entirely lo ealiiig. singino and ])laying games. . s a ( liniax liie girls sle|)l al the ' ' that night. In keeping with the ihcme. ' Kxervdav is ' l)a . meetings and programs lor arious com- miiiees and connnissicjns were held each alter- noon. I ' . en the noon hoiu ' ioinid mend ers al the A making last minute |)lans. Dixie cups and drum sticks bou ght at the |)r() i(led nourish- ment throughout the da . ()ii(e a week worshij) workshop was conducied lor all the lesidenee de- NOtions chairmen. 1 he Ireshman portion of the Y met e ery other week in small discussion groups. All these grotips. named altei dillerem spices, met e er other week lor their AH -pice meetings. Some ol the girls assisted with ilie Cirl Stout troops. The Y also had a .Saturday ninsei and a baby sitting ser ice. Financing ol the Voimg Women ' s (Christian .Association was aided by selling cookies, popcorn ijalls and ( hristmas cards. Heading the ac li ities lot the yeai ' was President Aime Haiiiaid. W Y ' Vacations With One Purposeless Meeting First Row: M( VVliortcr. KnJKht (v. p. J, iiarnard ( pre-).) , Mrs. Thompson. Stfcic (secy.)- Scrond Kow: Finn (Ircas.). Plate, Worih. Third Hon ' : Mil- kr, Nclf. luurfh Row: Sorcnsoii. Md.art-n, l.utul- hlad. 228 r-v.-.- . Iliiii wiiik f(ii rtciMiiii .11 liio.i SI. Ill ' s I ' ksv Itiiililiiii;. Our Publications •V 229 PUBLICATIONS ,,il,,l: liiimis ipicsi. I ' uiii|)lir . Sliiinliiig: I imi1.n, WImlii. RikIi («i .l. Diiw.ll. llill. Bomb Publication Board . . . Another B. B. B. • . |UT a loin far xacaiion ihc popular honil) IkauiN liall was again on ilu ' social calendar, pos- •ibh lo sia . 1 he lour heauiilul IS( (ocds. chosen by Bino- (a nsb ami presented ai the ilanec. are le.ilnri ' d ni llir xtarbook alon wiili ilu ' ollu-r linalisis. Last spring allir all ilu work was done, .i ban (pict was held in honor ol ihe Bomb Beauties and ihe enlire lioiiih stall. Ihe lioinh I ' nblu.nion Board was aKo respon sible lor iln ' publication ol the Boiiih. I ' art ol iluii duties was appointing the editor and business manager. Headed l) Br)l) . lingns, ilu nun mem bcis ol I 111- bo. nd ( (insist cd o I two I.k tdt ad isors. a representative Irom e.u h di isiou. .ind tin- editor •ind biisiniss m.ni.iuer. 230 From Forest ... to Daily Pub. ' ' Board ' ' ... to Paper I It l|Rtl niii l) 1 Ik- suggfstions Still in i he editor ilir  iii;li the olttii luiiiioioiis ■I.tUcis to the Kdi- loi lolimm. ilif h)U(i Sliilr l)iiil Piil li( .iiion Moaiil had iltc task of tonliolliiij; the |)olu ol tlic |).i|iti iih the a|)|)i o .il ol ihc la(iiU . lhc a|i- poinicd iliL- editor, inaiiagin editor, and tilled iiilur kev position-. .Some ol their routine johs nil hided detiding on type style to be used and a Miiall matter known as pet iiniary troubles. Iliev welt- .ilsd responsible ioi ilu- Mudenis known .11 the piess btiildiiig as ' ( iibs. ' Ihev had the hope- less task oi seeing that thev uroie more (opv and consumed fewer cokes. I his sear ' s board, (onsistingol a re|)reseniati e liom each division and three huiilty ad isors. was leil bv Ri( hard St.miv. Sctiini; 11]) .iiKillu-i p.ti; - )l iIr- Daily in t | c bi ' fori- it jjocn lo the picwcs. Miihni. Vinfrc. ' . ArriuU. Hiillcr (mhv.). Mr. SilijIlrlUT. Statin (pT( .t. LitiilKrcti. Kliiir. 231 wm . BOMB PI ay in Wluic arc all (A the doi gonc pLiu lis around iliis ])lace? — liial ' s our editor. Pat l ' uui|)hicv. 11 il w.isn ' l the- |)fU(il thai was unssin . il w.is tlu- la ()Ul ol llic liiinili. the Idler thai cauie ihc other day lioui our engraxers. a replacenieiu lor liie nickering lluorescenl light, or all ol those hiMiihs who promised the soiil(l loiue o er and work. in the lall the wheels began rolling o er in the ding little Bonih olliee — not like the enormous wheels ol big industry, hut more like the balance wheel ol a mickey mouse walch. At lirst ihe jnobleni ol coordination was cjuiie tricky. Finding out who ' as -ho and vho did what caused no end ol dillic ulty. The ])ri e laiix pas oc- c lined when the editor was mistaken for a cleaning ladv bv one of the many novices. It was strange that he got that idea, for she was only on her knees scrubbing the lloor. I ' Ar riMl ' HRtV, Editor Copviii!; diiiiimic-N sftimd to l.ll ;i lot of (oiKiiitiation. i 232 3 g with the Ca le nda r Mill ilu liotiih had ntuii M cral m lMlll hcliiml N litdiilc. (. tr body dc ' ciiltil ii was lime in Ntari working. I lie iiRss and inter roiiliisioii whiili rcsidicd was ratlicr pliMsaiii 1(11 ilu ' managing idiioi wIki Ii.kI (1c i1()|ki1 nil Lis on liis iilicrs won ing aboiil disrcgardfd deadlines. . s ihf al)s()liiulv linal deadlines a|)|)ioa( lied. i.e.. those deadlines whiih had been aiinoiinied allei the liist font h.iil l)ein ignoicd, ihe olliee began taking on ilie .l |)e l ol a snake pit ' at limes. I he copv waMi ' t in. ihe | i( tines weien t baek Irom the engra ers. and no oiu hid evei seen hall the |)eo|)le in the pit lines that were lo be identitied. All ot the woik that eveiybodx had bicn shouiing lor Middeidy eame in at onie. .Some mendjeis ol ilie stall ueie snspei ted ol sleeping in the oil it e as night alter nighi wote on. .Sleep or not. no one llunked out ol .school or iided lip in the hospital. The ph()lr)graphcrs got all ol the pietiircs taken and the Avriiers Imallv linished the lopv. It was only then thai everyone admitted it had been great fun to work on the Hoiiih. e (ii iih ilie haos and grav hair thiowii in. KOI.IK mil M.iii.ii:iiii; 1 lil ' i ' t How: Witkliiiul. Kiiig lri. S.irKciil. riini|ilircv (ifl.), .ScllriiiK. ' 1 iinier. Srfond ltim - .MtNi ' il. t ' t-liT . Sniilh. lluii iiiKiT. i-l%4iii. ink. R.ilr(. Rciimiii. (mill. ' Urx , RfihiiiMiii. Tliifii Unit-: Suhiikf. Coucii. |;i (ihM-ii. KiK-link. Harclrr. ii(k ' rsoii. tottrth liinf: Mi iiii:(iriirT . r.iliiu-i. Ili-l.t-RK. horit ihrin. Ili liliiili.-i ' ioit nl i  tnf Mn-fiKi I i-tiKr.i iliK (■(I.I, M.ii tiill. hr i rnitnifi tr[ tin Hinht: Hill I lil.illJUitiK cd,). Kolv ' t ' i. D.iTrdU. F;iri;ir. M(iv(h(ill ROBERT nOWELL, l$ii iinss M.iii;ii;ii I) Win VILL1 VMS, Assislam Uusiius Manager The l)usiiicss staff resided in ihe spdcious ollue next door lo the tin ediloiial ollue. ()lleii ihe edilorial slaff eonsidered breaking in ' o ihat ihey could lia e more room. Ho ve er. I) using ihe Honicnuiht-y and Dailx ollucs. ill is never became ncccs.sar ' . Presiding oxer il;e ligures x as Bob Dowell. oliin a er harassed and al va s a bnsx man. He airanged ii so ihal ihe slaff eould keep the books siraiglu and siill slip out for a coke oni e in a xvhile. This well run ollue rareh made a misiaki ' . ()ni ' sales- man did lose his re(ei|)l book with loriv dollars worth ol receipts in it. l.iukih lor him. or lathei. thi ' people ' hose names weri ' on the receipts, someone puked it up in (he . rmor . lie was close to a luivotis breakdown b the time ii was luiiied in. lie didn t like the ' idea ol ha iiig a storm ol angr people altei hi m !)iiaitse there was no liniuh lor them. Indexing. iall ing. accounting. Iigttring — all wcic in a (lav ' s work to the business stall. I hcv made suic that ihev knew v heic- each peiinv thev leccived v as s|)eni. A licipieni iiupniv was: W ' hcic did von ptii the- Msr ()h. ou know, ovei III the lowci light li.ind loniei ol 1 he g I eel 1 liliiig i abiiiet . e i In the ( s. ol ( out se. ' 234 Thc rc hi-n-! Willi iIiiim-  imU ihi iiisli %larl4 (l ill ill) ' Itntiili (illHr l.i%( s| iiii . k t L|)iii tlu ' ii.imis straij lu fit .ill iluisc w ho ucK to il a liniiili iKiaiiif (|iiiu- a joi). Ik- sides all liiosi- iiicinbcrs ol junior (olk ' c lliat l)oiij;hi ihiiu. cMTVoiic in senior colknc got one iicf. riic business stall also inailed a lioiiih to all those who had alitadv k li s( liool loi a small lee. ol couise) . Hiiinh sak ' s went over the toji w iih iht help ' i| .1 ei |)eisisicni s.iks si, ill. S.dtsmen 1 .iui;ht |)eo|)le e er wheie. Some |)e )|jle were ,i|i|)ro.i( hed hv two or three persons at a lime dm in,n rej isiraiion. The poor ireshmen were hounded to death (hii iii ; iheir eiiii.iiue tests l) lemiiiine memljers ol the sales lorci ilid in shoiis. I hus. the hiisiness staff mack ' ii |)ossil k !oi the editorial stall to go ahead .md put out the book. ' ■• HttXi : ViMlcrMiit. Milli-r. Doucll (hii . iiiKr.l. Bn;iiil. Kilujrds, CuiiniiiKhaiii. ' oss { vs iiiRr.). Srrotut Htm: Mif|iiflon (iii ciiliin iiiRr.l. William (a (. bu . 235 GORDON AUGUSTSON, M.iii.ii ini; Editor DONALD Ml HM, Editor Periodical Brainstorms And DAILY Busybodies Sliuc iIr- (l.n iIr ' new snplKiinDtc ic- poiicrs began tni|)i in,n the coke ma- chine at ilu Diiih. ilif phone rang nn- answered. and ilic ' (iiaraclei with char- acter hung the rc)]je noose Irom the ceiling abcne the Woman ' s Page editor ' s desk ' till (he v n ol the eai with a . lO party, the own Slalc l) ul was in the news. I he Diiilx ' .s headline. Si ' . Deiines .Swine Policy. was |)i(ked l) tiie As- .scxiated Collegiate Press as the most ■■thoiight-j)ro ()king headline ol tlie month. . World Peace essay contest. attacks on discriminatory clauses ol fraternities, numerous in est igat ions l) (Cardinal (.uild — these were a lew ol the major news items. Of course there was the important coverage of the soc ieiy and sports news. And who could h.i e gotten tlnougii the da without icadnig Ballyrot ? i lie beat sheet was re ised and then cime the ])roblem of revising the ie ised beat sheet, ad inlinilum. SoiiH ' Oiir jiisl inid out- ol (llosc ood joltcs III, II h ' l| iii.ik) ' Hoik- ing on llic Diiili Ml iniiili Inn. 236 II you e er waiued to meet some (ongiomeiate but congenial personalities, you coidd ha i- lomid them at the Daily. Enterprising jouinalism niajois speiu their aluable time drinking cokes and eating po|)(oin out ol large cardboaid cartons. ( Hou: Ft ' lrrvin. AiiRU Lvin (nLiiuRiiiK (tl.t. Miihin (rd.), Aiulrr ( porl t (l.). lorn. Srnmil Hnw: M( Donalil, il.ilo. johfiNiin, linKtl '  . ( ;irr -ll iHiinian ' nl.), III. I a i«. Curroll. Thirtl Hiiiv: Chri u-iiMin. Noriiin, .Mjncm, I (inks, I ' cchlcr, lliilthrroft. Itrowtic, 1 hor|H-, (Juicllirr. I lie jom iiiilisin 221 mid L ' L ' L ' siikUius miiiMcd in ihcir Ixiots wlicii Rod I ' ox amiouiKid in ( l.iss lii.ii iIktc wuuld l)i .t news |iii . ii aimoiiiK cintiii .11 iIr Imsi oI winici (|u;nicr iliai ilic scaling ar- laiiginii ' Ml wmdd he rcNClsid aiainicd pidpli- llial li.id sk| l tlnouuli iliL- |)ic iciiis (|iiaricr ' s (lass and would now have lo slay awake. I liiic were other unlorgttlabk- nioniciiis. such as tin- reporters l)ii ing wedding gills lor ilu ' assisiani sports editor who woikid so h.iid he didn ' i have the tiinc to I)m tluin hiniscll. Dun luhin s nplies to his ediioi ials oliiii hioiight a laugh whin pnhlislud ni ilu l.(iieis to the i ' ditoi (olinini. I he Inilletin hoaid was wau hid with an eagle ' e lot aiiorms. |)i( tiires, and (jtiips. Lost, strayed 01 stolen di( 1 inn.n ie.s lid s(ai ii ol held hooks were .iniong the diilu iilties ul ilu jotir- nalists. ( ' Opy readers and lii.ullnic wiiiiis wen- .hi used ol lo.diiig vhilt ilu indiisiiioiis Kpniuis wore down iluii lingcin.iils on the t |KUi iici kew. IlillhdU ladio piogiams hl.ired hih the Kpoiiers III. nil i li [ilir.tK (alls. . 11 added lo the inloinialiiy «jl ihe ])tiil olliie. 237 p Jk First lioit ' : Daiis. Kline (asst. bus. iiiKr.). HatKhcII (hus. niEr.i. l- -hlUTt, SciiiitiK. M l)unal(l. Srcoud Huw : Pcn-rson. Chalc-llk-t. Slumk. Carroll, ! ecblc ' r. Martens. iiiikv. llidune (ad nigr.). A lypital ihw in ilic l)usin(.:s,s oiluc ol llic louui Slate l)ail ! ' R.iic indeed. I he lousiness ollicc was ahvay.s a l)e .lii e ol acii ii with ad saksiiun and .staff nieinljers l)ii iiii; around lookin; lor ihal last bit ol adxertising. I o the outside observer the oilicc was in a chaotic condition, but in reality everyone knew jusi what he was supposed to do. Rod Ihuuhell. business ni.inai ci. kepi ihe paper in prodiuiicjn during lall cpiarier. When he giacluated. Lloyd Kline, lonner advert ising manager, took over loi the rest ol the year, lie held the pmse strings ol the adxeriising accounls sil h Auks biisinessiiKU. lie was also the one who had all the headaehes and .served as a weeping wall lor disgrtnitled ad salesmen. Frec|iient trips to downtown iiieich.tnts wore down ihe Sixth Strcc-i c utoll so List ih.u it h.id to be closed lor repairs. 1 he business manager ' s tar didn ' t lare erv well either, lire repairs, running oin ol gas, and winter morning lree e-u|)s .idded to his li iisti at ion. Ambitious space salesmen who solicited, drew up. and wrote advertising copv (oiuinuallv racked their brains to think ol some nev ' ide.i. I hev usii- allv thought ol one jiisi .111 hour belore the . ' ! p.m. deadline ,tnd had lo make a Iren ied rush lo gei it sold ill time. The all-imporiant ad sometimes meant the dilleieucc between a lour and an eight page Diiily. ( )l ( oinse. the- dream ol the ad staff was to print the l) iil with nothing but ads . . . lot some reason, this was something the editoi i.tl depai imeiii would never allow. I ' xith the editoii.il .uid business si. ills vvcii ' the ' best ol Iriend ' . but v lun the pages loi ilu next dav ' s Daily vscre |)assccl out to be Idled vsiih i opv . one would have thought th.ii they were the biiier- esl enemies. Ihe editois .dvv.ivs .ikuskI the busi- ness stallOl giving blank pages to tluui on tin d.iv thev h.id no news. ( )n the d.ivs when news lav heavv m the ( op b.isket. the pages were .ilways lo.ided v ith .kIs. 238 KOli H N( III I I . lliiMiiis M.iii.iKri riic (oniiovcisy Ik 1 ctii the editorial .iiid liiisiiuss Mali went f)ii and on. but no one ever M iilid wliitli was the more iniponant. Iheie weie jfii|)es now and ilieii lir)iii iju- lonslani |)ressuie. People threatened to (|iiit wilhoiii noii e. hiil edition alter edition tame oil ihe presses wiihonl any casualties. Not a one il the stall would lia e traded places with any- one else, though — they had loo nnuh lun workiuff together. Sonietinies adxertisers wete willing to huy an .1(1 o er a long period oi lime and let the sales- man wiiie up ilie ad wiihoul e er checking it. Ii w.is ilu (lie. nil oi e er salesman to lind just such a InisiiKssman. The business si. ill did .1 ery good job this year lor there were onl .1 very few of the four page |).ipers. Willi .ill lli.il hrl| . il crr- l.iiiiU sliniild lit- .1 o(i(l a l. llOVn KIIM. sslsi,iiil ItiisiiK ' ss M.iiia);c ' r r. K4 239 Agriculturist Takes All Comers in Its Field The lou ' d Aiiiiciillmist has proof positive lliai it is lops iii the Agricukural C:ollcgc , higa inc Assoc iai ion. Duniio ihe past year it received the Cieneral Kxcellency Aw.iid l)asL(l on ediioi iaI. lavoiU. piiiinc- and eniial inaurial piesriiUilion. 1 his is the second time in (lie hist three years thai the Ao;)inilhiyisl has won this award. In reeognilion oi its ac hie einents, it was presented with a huge tra eling phicjue. One inoie award and the phi(|iie will belong to the Ao iKiilhnisI pernianentK. And that ' s not all It also won the .Suicesslnl Farnung Plaipie lot the most onlstand uio- eo er ol the vear. Donald Butlon. editor, and Richaid Wood, business manager, were the big guns lor these outsland ing issues. This vear ' s st.ill members were Darvl ' isser. editor, and Ted Ihudurolt. managing editoi. Iheston Woods ser ed as business manauer. Till- scalf cUcidis l Miik .i lln lin.il a -.i l line draws near. 1) K L MSSER, Uclitoi ! ' Ki:STC)N WOODS, IJii iiu s Mana!;ci First Kou.- lunks (maiuiRinR «!.). .fiends. L.nm . Visscr (cd.). Woods (Inis. iiiRr.). HiUcluroft. ,SV niut Raw: W;dsh. llaiikiii. (.ilmoui. llammoml. Ficlilcr (adv. ini;r.). I rit . Kmihs. 7 ' iir l lii ' ! ' : I ' olUnKcr. I ' iKolt. liivaiil. C.implHll. Mi Donald. Marlcns. hniirlli Umr: Kcast, Simpson, Huoni. Iloluiibokcn, llolim-s, Olvillc. Jolinson, Voss. Hook. I ' liblci. 240 I Ml s MU KI 1 W UK. II I l.itila Ml Kl N III MI ' llll 1 tttiMitrw tiittii irt ll miil;IiI )m .111 .i(t t I tiM-iniiil (iniil i.uftiitr — liiil il not. Fotr lri ia iiumiIhis | to%r lh.it not .ill fort ' sirv «lUll Ml «r.ii IiiiiiIh I j.i(kcl% ui i.iii v.ihs! Sonic uit ' lcl IM ' IH l s .l Hl ' ll. Bilow mr.iiT - fint Row: Procgrr. Hcniphill. MicklrHriRht, Dr. McComb. Maurrk. Hariman, Wiani. Secotui How: R nirr. Ijwrti. Christ. True. Kuntcr. Murphy. Education in Forestry ' ' : Motto of Ames Forester Ii isn ' i .ill I hopping down iiirs ami pinning sliinhs; fonsiiA stn- (itnis ai ISC annually pnblish ihc .liiii: luncslir. i- ' ol lowing ihc- iluinc lor ilif yiai. ' KcUu aiion in Kousirv. stxctal ariidis coimrning (oniscs on loicsiiy ai Iowa Stale, in pii aU ' iinlu ii . and loi pnl)li( tinployincnl were lealnied. Aboni li f hnndied copies «)l ihe Ames inrrster were | rinied lor parents. hnnlt . and otiiets interested in the activities of the tlepari- iiieni and the lorestry (lid). Serving somewhat as a earl)ook lor lotes- Icrs, this year ' s IL ' Hpage voliune edited by James .Miiklewright was distributed in | ril. 241 Green Gander Gets Its Tail Feathers Singed l) II) LANTZ MAKV HELLN WYNNE Eililor The ( ' hartvcusc Oocisc ' was llinui ht to l)e c()(jkc(l sc cral liiiics ilii ouL houi Uic ycai: hiii ii man aged lo coiiic oul wiili the loss oF onl a lew it ' alhcrs. Ainuks (in the t |)e ol hiiiiioi in the Maga ine oi Collegiate L ile caused llu ' stall lo shilt their tactics. The task ol picking tip the pieces lell to editor .Mai I lelen ' iine. An I ' .scpiire st le calendar ol Iowa Stale pin tips lilled the (lln istinas xoliinie. one ol the loin spon- sored each year hy Sigma Delta (hi and i heia Sigma Phi, prolessional jonrnalism hatci iiii ies. On ' aleiuine ' s Da the stndents pushed and shoved in line lot Iodeiii Scieeni. (.lamoni shots. Hollywood slyle, as well as Lake-oHs on i pi- eal c inema jjnblicity stories, were featured in ihe i.ssue. This parod) ol nalional mox ie magazines was a well iewed and discussed topic. Most ol the students wonilend which ro.id tb.e campus magazine (jI wii and humoi woiild travel next. The Green Gander staff. Hying to ])lease both the students and censors, might well ha e been conipaied to a novice walking a tight lope without .1 net below. Tof): Tiikf a i;aii(l( r al (Iidm- Iowa Slate F.s |iiirt ' ijiils! (To piocUuc a l iiii liln llii one llo ll (hiv mm l)c iKauliLs!) fiM How: (fOiiUl (ad. nigr.), V nnc (rd. Second How: ArcixlH (iiKiiciKiiiK i ' l.). Nntlm Third How: Pciltkcii, Lain Cbiix. i-tl.). 242 Iowa Homemaker Claims College Monopoly .; Hnw: , jl ntmmr . MJIrr (m iii  Hn« ol I. (.niihl, (.,„„j,„, ii r„, orr  ' f-.-.- «„„ ll..|.l,„v l ' ,i ,, ,,.| ,. A„,|,., ' r- t ' 1 I.M.II.lM,.. M,..„ , „„hll,l,r7 ' Ikiriiulii III t„„,ili II, , .liir. ( •.iiiurll. (.iilil. . ' • •. I MM 4 It lni II. 1-. I lu I..U., Si.itc Cr.llrgc iiiiisa inf ol iIr- uonicn. I) iIk- uotiicii. .111(1 loi ihf uoMicii SI ill (hiims ihc (lisiiiu lion ,,| btiiig ijic ,,nlv siudiiu piihlislid all- llOIIK ' C ' (()I10MI1(S IIKIJ il ilU- III ihc u,,il.|. In ,,„„. I ' ' ill ' llomrmiihrr stall di.l ;, li„c 1 ' ' ' I ' luungoui .. iii.i ;a iiic wliid, kc|M siudcnts ■■1 ilu knr)u on .lc cl()i,nii.ius and aciixiiics ol li iiir c( oil, ,1111, dLparimciUs. Stories were de- )ic(l to ilie new lu.im- management houses and Ilu Kill. .deled loods lahs. Ihe special May issne u.is liiU.i will) ideas lor brides — a lavorite lor aiiv Kill. I,, |„,t (he stall in the mood lor this isMie a -l.iid.d hnidieon was held in Man h as I lie ki(k-oli meeling lor a new stall. le(hni(al journalism majors and other inter ested home ec majors were trained dining .Satnr- l.i aileiiioon sessions lor the job ol publishing I lie llouirmukfr. Kighi yearly issues were written tliis past year lor the students, laeuliy, and pio- iessional home economists subscribing to it. . n editor Irom Bettt-r Homes aiul Cmilcis com- mended iliis years start on an excellent job ol wiiiiiig joi iluii ie.i(Ur .iiniicnee. r„l, Lrfl: li Ult VU SIIOK I . fnhli.h,, r„l, Itiiihl: l VK K VN l l I I K. , ;,„, 1 „M , U-ll: Lot ISl ril ' ITur. Itu.nus. I „„„y,, Muhllr m hl M l«|ouii MIIIIU. WmmfimK £ ' ;.rn«H,- works on this pul.ti, .iiioii - ivcii ilu niihlislu. Uiil, , 243 Iowa Engineer Shows No Shades of Shamrocks The engineers may kiss the blarney stone and patroni c St. Pal: l)ui thcv have proven they ' re not green wlicn ii (onies u) publishing the louui Kugnieer. The sixty-page Mardi issue set a record lor biing ihe largvsi in the hisioiv ol the cngincer- ino- niaga ine. () cr 1,0(10 addilional c()])ies were prnited and sent to high schools ilnouglioui Iowa. The special sixteen-page spread [ninted on green paper carried se eral artic les ol mterest lo prospective Iowa State students. Stories and phoiograi hs poriraNc ' d ilic history ot engineering at ISC and leatured re- search here. An old-time advertisement showing the college in 1881 was included in the center. For Women Only described liie possibilities lot uoiiien in tlie Held ol engineering. About I ' l students (onirilnited to publishing the Engineer, uhiih was edited 1) R()l)crt Mingus and written each month lor students, lacully and ahnnni. The loziui Engineer ])laced third oin of ihirty-hve entries at the annual Kngineering C oUege Magazine .Association convention in Philadelphia last year. M iiil lliK smile aii l laik of confusion wc-ic i | i(.il ol .1 piibrK.ition offi f situation! Ol iKihaps clu- Eiiiiiiiiei s(.ill is the excep- lioii aniiin}; ISC: publitalions. C H AKLLS Kl 1)MN(. Iliisiiitss Wnii«s i ItOlUKT MINGUS ttlito} n n , n .Q Drsmiding Slaiis Srxl To Kuiliilg: M.i «rll. IliKskDW. M;ink. Sioll. RiHll. Slailk . I rusl. llaii sin C:alliis. IiiiM-ii. llu)iii|)Min, l.iwis. C.lcasiiii. l un(an. Praslka. ChoUi Mill. Srroiul l o:f: Cam hriilKi-, llamimi. CkivvcIui. Wilh.im-iin. llanscxi. (.illrn. llimnn. Sl «ail. Rudnini; iliiis. lUKi. I. Iliiiil Kim: RiiKi-r. NuKon. JiiiMii. llliif. iii.illi. Ilirt. Inulilin (sciv.). riiinlh Uim ' : Slimnci, Domk las. llrav. Mlngll!i (itl.). 244 IttiMtit Mtimi f } I VKin I) Is Hrlou I rtl ( niu rnli.ilioti Mtins to h tlir luU uhilt ' ihiM M iriilixts .i| |ilv thru know I t- li;r lo | .i|U ' i. Itiiim KiijiT - firtf Hmr: ltrnt%ii (awtc. c l.), l ' |ilnfi. |)a%it (r t.} , nrniirll ( miiii.iKiiiK rtl.). Src- ofirf Hini-: Sawvcr (hui. tiiRr.). I ' firrM-ii. I .i mhi. Kalon. Ir%inc. Scientist Slipped Into Outer Space ■I slipped lidiM ihc sp.iic- sliip. l lodisups i.iriU(l a l)cvv of loui uiii fd l).iilikc ( ic iiiMis. (oiilil well )c [ v opening words in ilu i pi III si ii |(ii wIikIi v Iduii Sidlf Srifiili.sl s[, h.iil l)cni si-at ch- in};. I In II s icnic Ik lion onicsl was onlv oni- ol tlic many sunils and arii(ks wliuh wni- .1 Ir.iiuu ' ol tviTv issnc ol iju- niaga inc. I ' nMisiu ' d by s( icni I- slmkiiis lor siiciui- sindriiis. ilic in,ii;.i iin was also ti ' .id l) ■' iraiiois in oilui divisions. Ilu oiih one ol its kind in liu naiion. tlif Scieuli. l was edited lliis year l) I.aii l)a is. 245 ISC Veterinarian Boasts Wide Distribution Once eacli ([uaMtr ihc ap])caran(c ol ihv luggage brown c() ' cr annoiuucd i ilu ' cifriiiar nic-(li( iiu- siiulcnis. lacultw and .iliinnu llial llic loii ' a Stale Ccllci c I ' l ' cniitn iiiii was oil the ])rcs.sc ' s. A hnKUi showing t ' hrisiian I ' l ' Kison ' s s(ul|)iin ing on ihf walls ol ihc ' cl (.huulianglc was loimd in iis iradi lional spot at the top ol the Ironi c() er. Under Editor Panl E. (iorhain. ihe ihirt iixc stall nicmhcrs published about l.ini) copies which wcic distributed tluoiigh- out the forty-eight states and Hawaii and Canada as well. Artic- les were vriltcn on tiinelv topics and iieAv dc clopnicnts in the practice ol eterinar) medic inc. The magazine attempted to coniiibute something piolession- ally to the held ol eterinar medic ine by inc liiding stories writ- ten by students, lactdly, and practicing docs. , t the national convention ol the .American Veterinary Medical Association held in jiuie. editors ol national eterinary joiunals vent over the I ' clcriniii itiii and made helplul suggestions to its editors. Fatuity ad isors work, too — as this one for the Vetrt ittat inti nn t ' s h coxinsflini; four si. ill llU- lll)l-i s. Iir t linif: Ilt ' L ' sc. ' ct I ' lurn. Uiuim. I ' iKluT. L;ll s lev (I ' d.). .Nt ' ulicp. Wcii Ici . I ;uilkiu-i . C antblr. Srrarul Ittnr: Sinilh. ( fil;iiui. Ht-mlLTSfni. ' I crrv . Hciislcv. rraiuis. W ' ticflfr (hiis. niKV.). Third Holr: McCulIy (ireas.). , rric.son. Wliarlon. C ' liapiii, Ciil- Icllc. Scliobt ' rt, Bcvins. Firkins, Jolmson. I ' .M L (,()RH. M r.dilni MJMMVU lIMO svNniiruc. Iiii inc Miniai fi 246 Sin in , lirrc vt l) Pioh-ssni M.kK.h, nnlM.Hrd in inijHH i.ini | .iit l Krlit;i( M iit l.ilr Week .uli i(ir!l. Musical Organizations 247 IOWA M A 1 i. SIN(.i-.RS - 7vf Row: Wrici. Itkith. NhWtiuiKi. M cis. N. Peterson. l..iun_iiLe. l,.iiiU. .Mt ([is. (.oiiiiain. (opUv. MuiiM.i. RimuiUK, I rippill. H JK ' ion. Applf. r( i ti(! Row: Hisseni. Means, (lit Ids. I iiinke . Mnnliin.in. Fislicr, N K;i;ir{i. Ferguson. Field iiiji. t ight, Nell. P.i%seiii . ()k Mns, F;n , Hergcson. Mounce, Pap;mi niis. Third Rair: Olson. I. Benson. Uctsdiner. Hiieth. Dahl. ClaMoii. Smoak, Ir inc, Siliul . lironson, IitadU ' . Roljson. Ut ' nnii . Sinher. Meklruni. I.. Johtison. ProeKer. Milt hell. NeKon. laiirlli Rnu : Paltnet. Pearson. ' aii I) ke. Foieinier, Moffett. M. Benson, Har it. Drake, li. Anderson. Melius, Pi ' rr . C-hris- lian. Sillies. Hra . Sinuuons. C. Roseubrrmi . M. Petersini. tiltli Rinr: Ulake. St ludi , F ' r rcar, Clook, Martin, Arnc , Miiuu. 1 . Anderson. Declhardl, DcMarlo. Gartou, 1 loimbowcr, P. Roscnbcrger, Sunnier, Johnston, H in tun, Hudson, V. Johnson. Singing Salesmen of Iowa Take a Trip Imagine ' daiuing the C ' liarlcstoii in ihc aisle ol a iiiov iiig bus and yon can piclinc tlic Iowa State Singeis ' spring toni ' . II ilien ' wasn ' t dancing, there was singing lo the accompaniineni ol guitars brought by sonic of the members instead of that extra suitcase. Witli props oecujjying the usual storage space under the bus. some ol the luggage was propi ed under singers ' feet or in the aisle while the numbers oi the gi ' oup settled down lot a good lime. WOMEN ' S GI.KE Ci.VR - tir.M Row: Orlhcl. Cridcr. Barlz. Malandcr, lUkci, nonnrllv. Ilarlhclson, S. L.irs ii. Vana, llliiih. Flood. Price. Niigciil. llardri. Iiischoff. Northey. Second How: Merrill. Shcfle. lolli, Ose. Norman. Deiiise. Ilowcn. Oldlield. K. Larson. Benson. Wallace. Walts, Powell. J. Nelson. Rolierlson. I.indcmeycr. Marlin. Kettiier, Third Row: A. I. Miller. Dean. Brvjikner. Sleinfeldl, Swecle. Sludl, Sartor. Hnelm. Bradlev. Bain. Papanlonis, Starkey. Nieliavis. Warren, Graffee. Soliii. I). I.iive. 1). Nelson, McCov. loiirlli Raw: {.ririislxi, Ohland. Kcnidel. Bcik. Biu ink. Ariilrew. Mnrrav. Cottrell. Plait, (larton. M. line. I.ncas. Anclersen. Hooueslraal. (.reen. Burnell. CliaDin, SlroiiK. Sw.iiison. lillli Rmf: K. Olsen. Sc Inniiileliiaim. Sinniums. Maiv. Grimes, l-ielding. Winlelhelcl. Fra ell, Sirii kl.iinl, I ii in. 1.iiiis. (..ml. Wa lil -1. Cloinier. V. OIm.ii. Mallii-on. J. N. Miller. sii.uli.Mi. (.. .! , llliin. I miens. c.,n.o nAW ..VH MUSIC Nut liiok. lllt ' ll, fiir t- i oll.i iiit; no iil.illf-t hi tt i nii fct ' l. iSlHi «iii ' iht- tli.ll .111(1 II iliiil.iliiiiiN nl (he l hi Mu l|ih.t plrd c .) low.i Si.iu- Siiii;tis is ( ompoNfd ol iiitiiiljiis ol hoili ilu- MniN ;iiiil Woincirs glif c liil)s and olhcr Niiidcnis muiisiid iii singing u) ii imi lui iIr i rgani aiii)n. I Ik- lour organi aiion is a sckdcd sill inn ol Siiigtis wliiili traxcls lo various Iowa lowns lo gi c ' ((Mucris during s|)i ing vacation. I Ins past vcar Singers loured souiliwcsui n Iowa wiiii a oni- 1 tiiiui; sidf iii|) in K.nis.is ( ' ii . toniit o|)iia wilii (ostumcs and l),n k(lro|)s was Ming willi all ihr |)agcaiiii ol a Mtiiopolicm ii|)cning. Itrloif Hitiht: (all .illt-i iiihiii h -iut-oi h.ihcs iiii ihc ioiill ,ill lichi — .iikI Itic Siiii;ri lAtiiliii ihcir %oi i ' s. IliM.M IIII U (.III (1 111 -fir. I llmr: IIim.ik-. MiTiko. MdioU. Itirdi-t. ■' (-(rn ' Ki. k. Hroun, ( :ir(cr. rttniil fttnr: I.mIcp., Sdiiilc . Sihiiiidl. Ilinliin. M( M.i(iii«. AiidcrMHi. ( l«m. Mt-mi(ikit-l(l. Thiiil Itiiw: Mr. Ililli ' Ku s. ' ■tcKcr xt. I ' trllilici. rjrr(i((, ItuiriKlil. Hjdco d ' idcr, Mc c ' r. httiirth Hiiw: •iiHin. Ilainn, Vorric, R. Hrdwd, lonjcn, Biirdfii. Wikox, KiiKl;i(id. : B o ( )lis .Mid ii ' s issued 111 111 I ilic audifiu f dur- ing a loin .111(1 X ' tislita spec iall . A spc iai .ii langtiiuni ol Khapsods in Hluc was prcsinui! I.isi uai in wiii( li liic singers a(( )iii|)anii ' d ilie piano wiili .i Iniinaii svmphonic iiiUrprrtat ion. I ' inl.india was .nmi lui scici i mn gi en .i sniul.ii .11 laiigc iiK ' iii loi ( OIK cri and lour. i ' l.iiKpu ' t iiiglii, the last evening and (liniax ol the lour, louiid every section giving a skit at din- ner. R.idio singing c oiiiiik k i.ds .md other tvpes ol iinorgani c l niiisic were |)iesenied belore ihe diiecloi. ace oiiip. mist .iiid lour ni.in.iger were given gills lor iheii elioits. . e.iily every all-cojlige event loimd .Singers or a suhsidiaiv group ' .iisiiv lom. ()(iel. or the glee cinhs - singing at le.isi a nuinher or ivvo. . lenil)ers c lad ilieniselves in while lor the Home- coining halliinie ceremonies. 249 ()i(h( ' Mi;i iiu-mlHi III till accoinpaniecl Siiim ' i ' s. Looks as if lliisi ' flutists an- taking their « oi k sn ioiisl 1 Human bricks ol l)aiul iiiciiil)crs .mil Singers biiili a tampanilc which sang wiihoiu Ijclls. Ai ihc pep barbc(|iie the group sang as a prehide lo iIk ' (|ucin preseniai ion. Ai (Ihrisimas. (arokrs sang o n Dr. Ivclgar ' s ladio |)rogram. Aliii ihe sIioAV ihe bkiukd ihiir xoices in iradiiional C ' hrisimas songs in ilu ' I nion and Hcardshear. ' I hc ' also climbed ihe hill lo ihe Knoll and sang lo the Presideni i-rile household. In ans ver lo a (h.illenge Ironi Presideni I ' lile). ihe organi aiion polished up a xoeal a((()m])ani- meni lor ihe Moonlighi Sonata with our presi- deni as piano soloist. 1 lie bandroom was used for other purposes than |)raciices. . t least ever (|uarier the Singers had a ])artv lor members wiih dancing and games and nsiialh sponlaneous singing. . Ir. Hilligoss encouraged main inlormal meetings so that mem- bers might become belter accpiainled with lellow vocalists. During regular ])raciice .sessions, this is an impossibility. E ery (|nariei the oigani alion had a concert of some kind. Ihe one winter cjuarter was a pre- ie ' ol lour songs. Sue Rohson vas Singers ' presi- deni. As a blend ol harmonious men ' s and women ' s xoices. Io va Stale had a combina- lion which was hard to beat! The OcUi. otherwise known as ihe double mixed (|iiar lei. sang at ban(]neis and programs all o ei ' central Iowa. .Always a jjopular group, it accompanied the Singers and Orchesira on loin. Sun(la morning practice sessions ai ihe home ol Di . Hilligoss were polished oil with breaklasl and gab .dler ihe warb- ling was o er. ' arsil ' Fight has shrunk in si c. Now the ' arsii I ' our. the group was c iii in ihe fall because ihe smaller section could be irans])oiled in one car. ihe members ol ihe male (piariei now smg in dillereni towns in Iowa, laiing and singing and 1. liking iK( iipicd iheir lime ai ihe home ol Prolessor Mac Rae shcre ihe practiced lor iluir main c (Hk ci is. henexer ihe paiinl organi ai ion. Smg ers, ga e a conieri. ' arsii ' I-Oin .iiid ihe OcU ' l were on hand lo do ihcii bits. 111! ()C 11- I - 1(111 Ki ii ' ; lliTKCsoii, Siiuiak. Smmtl Haw: Mililnll. Rjiiiloii. Wright, r iiirf How: Julinston. Hililon. CJarloii. 250 lilt lou.i Sl.ilc SMiiphoin Oiilusii.i loiiiis .in iiii|irc ' SNivi ' ,iii.i .is il jioncs (liiiiiii; .1 loiutii | 1 1 i.iiki On the Music Stand — Popular Symphonic Music ■Ami now Lidits and gtiiikintii. .is oui liii.il iiiiinl)cr wc will play lor von the mkik h lion 4r0i.sc. ' n 1)i. Idgar gfiillv loucrcd hisdindnc- lors l)aioii. I lit- oichcsira gaily sirnck nj) liic innc ol licLi IJarrcl I ' oika. Wliilt- ii was (|nilc a sin |)rist ' lo all (f)ii{cnu(l. ilu .k lion wound up ilii- oil licsira ' s tonr as a rousing sn( c ess. I Ik- svmphony on hcsira lour is an annual cMiil wliidi lak.cs phuc bclwttii iall and wiiiltr |uaritrs. Mic stops included in this year ' s iwo- ilay tour were: Ft. Madison. Iowa: .Southern lllin ois .State I ea( hers College at .Moiiinoiiili. Illinois: Mount IMeasaiit, Iowa: and Fairlield. Iowa. The Moninoulh high school liad their lirsi glim|)se of III otli(ial sMiiplionv onlusii.i when the ISC. roup gave their pciloi ni.iiK i iIhk. ( )n( high M hool gill e en sent a Ian lellei lo the svinphony oiihesiia saving. ' Ii x as ihc niosi heaiiliiiil innsi I lia e e er heard. I he oi(hesira tour wasii i all woik. as ii iniglit sound. I he music iaiis weie iicaied lo diinu is in private homes ami hotels, played cards, gave skits (lor their own eiilei lainmeni) . and sang uniil 251 iiic wcic ho.iisi . li was a lireil. liui hap|) . group ill. 11 relumed lo ISC alter this vear ' s tour. ilu svinphony orchestra giue three er sui - eesslul conceris this year, one per (piarter. IheN also accompanied the A r.wm singers and |)Ia ed lor ihe Religion in l.ile (oinocalion. Joe Terry jiresided over the oichesti.i if se eni live this vear. IiiM ) s. it.i tli.il lif-.il nil | ihli; till- l in|i,iiii l .ivks hri- M ' lf ;l slit ' Jlljll l . 01 null ' s. Ill I illllllls iliiiiiii; .1 Kiiiiril. Taking time oui hitmcii conceit nuiulni- l.ii vear ' s concert band poses as a group. Concert Band — A Musical Menagerie Mr. I ' iersol ' s facial expression tells almost more than does his baton! Fly swatters, skeletons, suitcases — almost .in thiiii could (and did) ])o|) oiii liene er llie inembers ol the coiuert band got together, llie annual Pops concert given fall (|arter included the Blue Tail Fly. a compo- sition lor solo ll swatter. An inierhide played on a suit- case with snaie (hum brushes was lealured 1) the Suit case .Sextet. Dr. Irank Simon was a big hit witli the band and audieiKe alike when he appeared as guest conductoi lor the winlei (piaitet loniert. Ihe lormer lirsi cornetist ol |olni Phillip Sousa ' s hand also directed a high school hand directois ' tliiui on Sous.i .uid his marches. No one in the audience could help but be electrified by such luimbers as Suns and Strips Forexer played in Sousa ' s diam.uit si le. liia ing the uiuisu.d spring snows the !S( ' h.nid made their aniuial lour ol Iowa between wimei and s|)iing (|uarters. Blocked roads nia ha e slowed down the bus. but the couldn ' t suppress the high s|nrils ol the nuisi- ( ians. imagine dirccioi l-i.nik A. Picisol ' s sutpiise at linding a skeleton dangling .ihoxe Ins he, id dming one oi the perlormaiu es ' Included in the loui lepeitoiic weie a di urn sextet and a ti umijci ti lo. 252 Marching Band — Floating Formations ' J riu- luo tcnns — manliiiij hand and (loaiing lonnalion - Iia c hccoiiic almost synonyinous al loua Siaii ' . Our hand nndci Mr. I ' icrsol ' s direction Ills l)K )tiic famous lor pcrlcdin the type of fornia- lion III v hi(h the wlmU IcltcT or outline moves doun I 111 III 1(1. (ii saiislied with this accomplishment, the hand tried a type of formation called script writing lor the lirsi time this season. I he entire hand was iii.idi ' into one lonj line which proceeded to write out as if they wiie Mowing lioiii a pen. Led In drum major John Wood, the one hundred tweiitv meiidjers pro ided the halltime entertaiimienl at home loothall games. Highlights ol the season were trips to Drake and (Colorado. One ol the most unusual hands was the marching hand lomposed entiiely of freshmen who plaved for the 111 si home game onlv a week alter school opened. How does one get into the marching hand? First. hr iiiiisi 1)1 ,1 lilliiw. .111(1 seioiulK. he must phiy a iiiusii.i! iiisti iimeni. 1 wo lucky glockenspiel |)layers and .1 haton twirler were the only girls who succeeded III gaining admittance to this select organization. Mill Iddlh.ill sr.ison most ol ihe pi. nets lound iliiir wa into concert hand, ( ' .oiicert master |errv i)(.iii w.is pirsidriii ol hdili hands. Colli | llllllr N.1W1..; Id ,1 fall l)r« ( . lll.MllllllU Mill M1III |ll.H (tilling li.ilfliiiit lo .1(1(1 Co (he s|iiii((il .i((tiiis| h( ( ( iil .1 liml- hall t;aiiu-. In snappy red unci black iiiiifoiiiis. in.iKliiiii; h.did ikckiIxis Imio .1 Ntiikiii pitUiii m:; -- DRAMATICS AND SPEECH On Stage With the Triangle of ISC Drama Vni.uid.i uislics lu ' .illli .mil liappiiiess for Tom, Iml h ihounli ts au ' l.ii .lu.n honi Ihi- iilli Iiomr ' to llu- dean. Irtc seas. I lie (ll.llll.IlK .Ills |)I( r,llll .11 Inw.l Sl.llC ll.lS :;ii ii as varied .iiid iicarlv as ixinishc as the ilu.iiii pioj ianis loiiiiil (III lil ii.il .uis (aiiipiiscs. S|)inis()ic(l ) tlif Drpai iiiKiii i l Kiij Iisli and Spitili. the Iowa Siaif (lolkj c I hcauc was (oiii- |)()sc(l ( l iliitf closclv knit units — ilif Iowa State IMavcis, ilu- l.ahoiatoiN Ihcalir. .iiid ilu I iliii rhtairc. Professor Frank K. Urandi was ilic lac- uliv director ol ilu ISC I luatrc. lo gain a litttcr |Hrs|)C( live ol ilu scope ol ilu- (ollege theatre |)rograin. let ' s look .11 ihe three snl)ili isions. starting with ilu Inw.i Siaie i ' lavers. I heir goal sas to biing to ilu lollii t ilu ' bcsi in theater. I hose who didn ' i see I he M.idwonien ol (Ih.iilloi. I he (.l.iss Menagerie. or Harvey missed some snperl) .uiing. I nkiu)wn tr) the andieiue who aiieiided ' liie (.l.iss Menagerie. the east and workers were ( .iiiglii in its spell ol sympathy. Ihe prcjperties tommiitee changed the scene in absolute cold silence. Itii hl Ii(«- Frri iiNoM I . tint ,i| |m-jis t ti sliim as shf tiiiyhl — (h ttitiiliit Mfiilii niii ' in iti (hiiillitl. I .ill llli I .nil! jii hr Mi MH til llii t%iiiltt t.liith (III I. nil, I li.is it|il.itiil itiih till, mis .mil III I .hi Mriui rlir. Illll l.llllfl .IS I hf Wl.fl I.Mlltl lit tltstllllltl ll |ll,||l t llltls |it iiii |imihmL;. 1 1111 III Is , tlisii iisdiil — ,t itiif inisci ill rsrts ss.is. 255 ' The Madwoman of Chaillot displayed uiiuli hidden talcni in ils large cast. Imaginations ran •ild in this elegant success of hotli dignity and poetry. Closlimiing of the cast, wliic h rcpreseiued the various clas,ses in Fraiue. ])resenic(l ihi ' great- est problem. Players ' membersliip was over two hundred and IkuI steadily clind,)ed by sjMing (]uarter. Active mendiers were ( hosen on the basis of outstanding coniriljutions and work. Last year, insitad oi making the annual nip to Des Moines to see a play, a Players ' bancpiet was held in the spring. The Laboratory Tlieatre was dexoied to the pro- diulion ol new pla s and ol old classics staged in experimental wa s. One ol its recent experiments was an arena style presentation of Moliere ' s fam- ous (omedv. The Miser. in Martli. ' Jj2. a i cw liisioiical |)la (enter- ing al)oiu liie assassination ol Ai)raham Lincoln, ' liie Last Act. was priKhnc ' d l)v the Lab Tlieatre. in ilic Imm ol .i |)la within a pia it Icattned a condensed xcrsion ol a portion ol ()ui American Cousin, the comedy Lincoln saw the night he was killed at the theatre. liie assassina- tion was authentically re-enacted at the historic- ally coiled spot ill that comedy. The Last .Act was vi ' itten b Walter Adams, a graduate ol Iowa vState. The third element was the Film Theatre which brought outstanding silent pictures, early sound liliiis and good loreign [Jioduc t ions to the (amptis on Kiinm, liliii. CoinecK, drama, satiie. animated color cartoon leatures — all were ollered. .Seven lihns were shown eacli ciuarter. No news is hcmhI iu«s, iiiid lliis Civil War soldiii li.is jiisl received details ol Liiitolii ' s assassiiialioii while watdiiiii; 7 ic Liisl td ol a |ilav. I ' ■' Si; ' ' tittt Row: Hanrdorti (prn.i. Bruce, Mr. Sil- l.ir . BoiiilKfk (4« .-uca . . Frcdriikion. Src- lliiflnuii. nii(klt- . Ilnrbiiih. l. oii. III. Mrpht-MMiii. Mar lull. Kuh%. . (oloitv. Miiitli. I ' cUTMHi. Ajiu-%. iiti - JrniiiliK . I c-%Krr . tuttrth ttuii-: Hiiiluiun. I raiikfurfcT. 1 jvlnr. f-ifth Hvu-: i vrtiMMi. JjiLhiii. Lindcr. S(jnlr«. locsdicii. ■imcT. Poilrr (v.p.). ISC Debaters Avidly Argue Pro and Con Sharpen sour wiis aiul picjj.iic loi ilic baiiU- ol words. 1 hiis the debaters began another siu- ' ( sslid year ol delxiling. ISC met inuisiial o[)pon- iiiis ulicn two British debaters came here to argue ihe |iiestion ol the neetl lf)r a Iree national NnlhiiiL; i f I li%M .iIidl; .is (ii Im ' .ikmiikI (lt ' l).i(4 ' i n when llu- all ' l.ikili .1 lirr.idii ' l . It vt-riiis (h.il .ill (hi ' i.iii do is I. ilk . . . .ill .il oik r. Iic.ilih service in America. These men represent- ing Oxiord Union were adept ai using (lexer, as well as logiial. arguments. Other debates and discussion toinnaments brouglit su|)erior and excellent laiings to many ol the group. Iowa State walked oil with the ilebaie tropin ,11 ilu l( wa Forensic . ssocialion 1 oinna- iiicnt held at (.rinnell. One highlight ol the eai lame during spring (liiaiier when the district elimination debate tour- n.iiiuiii was held at Ames. Four two-man teams wile ( hosen Irom each of eight distiiits to tom- pete in the National linitational lnter-ClolIej;iale Debate rouinainent held aimualK at West Point Militaiy A(adem . I lu kien competition which was eiu oiinteied kept Richard Si,m!c .iiid lied I l.ii;c (lot II (onstanth on iluii toes. Most ol the deb.iteis took |)art in the isits to (ommuniiies within a one hundred mile ladins. i;iiiiip III three oi bun would go to Ruial iiiiih Rotary. Kiwanis. and otlui meetings to |)icsc III a progiam of cm rent interest to the audi eiKe. This gave them a (liaiiie to speak beloie a i;ioii| ,md. ol ourse. to enjov the dinners which wcic .ilwavs served lirsi. 257 lii ' .t liou-: Irvine. Dtlsniiiii. RrddiiiKion. Bartrug, Adams. Sirond Rou-. Janu ' S, Krafi (secyj. Miller. Olscn. Kepncr. Third Ron ' Simmons, Ciarton. Shoop, Mr. Andeisoii- lli in . Adams. Th ree Two One . . . YouVe on the Air VV ilh llic signal from the control room another (liiaricr horn- of W ' innie the Pooh was broadcast on the (Hiildren ' s Playhouse. During winter (luaricr a dilfcrent story was preseiued e ery week, such as I he Knight Whose Armor .Scjueaked. These Saiindav morning programs ga e those in the Radio W ' orksho]) an op])ortiuiily to dexelop their ability in script vriiing. acting, directing, and ladio pioduition handling. 1 he workshop, which was iounded in l!)44. met each Thursday evening to study dilfcrent phases of radio work. Even the girls got so that liiev could talk scnsibh al)oul sue li things as the sound track or nncrophone le(hni(|iie. in Xoxeiidjer they had thc ' opportunilN to t.ilk with lN.()l)eit Shaym, CiBS piochicer. aiuhoi, and ci itic . (lliaiks Guggenheim, radio and TV network wiitci and producer, also spoke to the wot kshop. Other productions included an adult dramatic .show, two Veishea pul)licii shows and a home- coming jniblicily show, liie workshop members took pari in Tnlo Is This l)a . a ' ( )1 piochic lion ol the Nativity story which was aiied in Decembei. These progi ams were heard ihrotigh out Iowa and ])aris ol loui mlui tatt■. 258 Television, tlie comparatively new means ol connniniication, was no longer an object ol the futiu ' e at Iowa State, it oilered not only a new experience to the listening audience here. i)ut also set a ncAV goal lor those interested in i.idio woi k. v wouldn ' t trust the fellow with the wa.ste- |).i|)ii bnskil. He looks ;i little ovei-ambitiou.s. r ,1 l).l k( I h.ill i .iiiir . . . wluii siltiKc i mil i iilitrii. Pep and Service Organizations 2S9 Sliaiii e as it ina scciii, biisiiii-ss can be accoiiipllshcd at these iiilonnal ( ' tiild iiK-i-tiMi;s douii in llu- C.nnnnoiis at (he I nioii. Cardinal Guild Guided Campus Community II ihe increased interesi in llie elections of the next spring was any indication. Pete Sandberg and his (o - vorkers made the siudenl gx) erning body a more conscious y, n ol studeni liie. (For five parties — wilh l v(j represenlatixes ol the ■■fairer sex ' competing — ied for major gc:)vern- ing offices.) As a foundation for their successors ■' Sandberg and ( ompany left a record of worili. Behind almost e ery activity on cani|)us, (Cardinal Ciuild support coidd be foimd. First to lecl the aid of (iuild were ap|)i()prialely enough ihe Ireslimen. lor ii was the g() erning gi ' oup which sponsored and puljlished ilie Fresli- man landbook. During llie Inst he(li( da .e ' Guild ' s guide was welcomed! Nor did lall activi- ties slcjp with Freshman Days. Homecoming came |uickly to absorb C ardinal duild in the ( hoosing of a general chairman and his major connnillee members. I ' hinking of student interests. Ciuild presented to President Frilev a jjctition request- ing a loiida holiday. hli(iiigh iihised b tlic ' stale board, it was an organi ed and positive move to eliminate No school Friday rallies. Another lall weekend found C.uild incinbiis ihe lun(liecjn guests ol tile Dcs Moines student (oiuuil before the FSC-Drakc game. Guild iiuiiibcrs at ivoikl Hire a trio hans s the ncwlv in- Mril)f«l st ' i i(( ' j la |iu ' wliidi this past t ' ar t ' iit to tlu- So iai Bureau lor its coiitrihutiou along (ultnral and recreational lines to the student body. 260 GOVERNMENT Moifol llic n.ivtliii lU h . . . oil N i niil)ri .tOih dclc- atcs Hoh lli .ik .111(1 l)i( k Spfniiij ' ioiinicvcd to lioiililLi. (Colorado, lor the iia- lioiial (oinciiiion. (lonlcuiucs ilurc rcxcalcd that Iowa State ( .ollc c was ilu- oiiK M liool ii|)HMnii(i iii(li siiiiiiii.iiH-mislv holds liishnic-n oi iciitatioii. Rush Week, and fiiiraiitf icslsl (iuild h)tmd woik uaitiii}; alter ( ' hristinas. loo. Hy sponsoring I otlic loriims. it made a ailal)le aiiothei ediuaiional outlet. Ihis year ( .iidiii.d (■uild ok (I two iK (lid) ( oiisi II III ions, (.iiild loiind (Oiii- inittee work to he iimic ell i( lent in working on athletic iin|)roveinems. leather r.iling i)rogi.iiiis. and othei piojeds. Meinhers ol the . (ti iiy lees (lommitlee retoimiieiided liiiaiu ial support lor Shrhli. Haiue (hainnen found the (iuild Ordiestra Service aluahlf in coniiading lor daiue oreheslras. |udging 1) (liih (ontrihuiions of service, the Service . ward C ' oininiiiee selected ilu (.impus organization most de- serving ol this year ' s service |)laciue. ( )l concern to this years student hodv was ilu u ohii ion.ii revi- sion of activity rules. Because ol the belief in student sell-regulalicjn, mininium giade re(|uireineius h)r activity i)articii)alion were abolished. With this and more as their 1!). )2 history, (iuild claimed anoihei red- letter vc.n — sviuboli ed by Cardinal Ts on while swealersi rtl Hon-: McHpi. fccncv. VVrxKlburn (v. p. I. Sjiulbcrg (pre .). I ' .incur, Worth. Srrond How: Rom. Rlich. Pcndlcbun (asst. SCO ' .). Third Row: Dr. Carrier. Mann. ■rm. Hoo cr. fuurlh Kmr. Folwm. Williams. Sawvcr. llubbcrl. Fillh Row: M. johnion. Lindercn. Spcrrinn. Cpah. Wheeler. Deicendini Stairs: Maion, McClilh, • i.iirrf. Iliibrr. I ' tulrr . n .l. R, Johnvtn. i0 . y. UAM li mi ul J CT y J ' 1 ; 2 1 SERVICE GROUPS First Row: Weber. Lambert. I.indgren. Douglas. Second Roiv: McPhectcrs. Win- frey (v. p.). Meyer (secy.). Petenion (pres.). Hanzelin, Marsion. Third lioir: .Mley, Folsom. Dallager. WarrinKton, .Xrencls. Walsh. Fourth Row: Slephenson. Jewell, Davis, Woodruff, Frevmann, Mt ■Laren. F Social Bureau Made ' ' Whoopee ' ' All Year Union 110. KRNT. bricigc lessons. Pep Coun- cil — Social Bureau worked with theni all. Every week .Sot ial Bureau ' s fifteen voting mem- bers congregated in the ollite in .Memorial I ' nion. Here, according to Pete Peterson, thf president, the Social Bureau made plans to pro ide and sup- port activities and to biuld up studeiu ])arii(ipa- tion in those activities. For ' meritorious clloris in this lield in 1 ! ' , )()- .Mr. Pri-i lriii.  li.m .1 piopov.il. aali— how about a party? , ' )1, the Bureau received the Cardinal Cuild Service . ward last spring. Social Bureau lontin- ued its good deeds by concocting a variety of acti ities iliis past vear. Snatcliing attention and alii-ndance was RivN I ' Theater. In snow, lain, ami tog, play-goers set- tled back in buses and tars lor the jaunt to Des Moines. Spotlighted on ihe stage were sudi hits as Guys and Dolls. Die llicdirmaiis. and Oklahoma. . nother Social Bureau protege was Union IK). Studeius were lured to the Memorial Union for l rograms ranging from a discussion ol pi.iNci lo a men s si k ' show. For anxoni ' who wanted to relax alter lall mul terms, ilu ' iiiufau .nianged the |uniorSenior I ' rom in Noxtiiibii. ileif I owa Stale ' s top |unioi and Senior l)o s and j iils wlh ' pustniid. Iowa State ' s iiitellei 1 ualv howexi ' i. iiied the veekh bridge lessons. Sporismi-n .limid lor the newlv formed F ' eiu ing ( Itib. .nul l.iiii in the ear llu- b.nid lie.idid w isl lo Colorado, ll Ml .dl. il was a ei l)us e.n loi ihe Buii ' .ui. 262 SiikIiiiI | ii |M ' ili ' Ixi.iid is |)ioli.il l om- o( the bi yjcst busini-Mi ' i in ilu- Mnallint uifiic un iaiii|iuv Student Properties Board Bursting at the Seams Dim .111(1 (liiM tioiM the riiioii coiisii union work filicicil down into llic small room which scncd as the office and slock room lor the Student I ' ropcriics Board. The job ol keeping the back- ih()|)s dean jiresented a ery serious problem. I louexer. the members were willing to endine the itllalion: for. when the I ' nion is completed, ihcy ( |)e( I lo mo e into new .nul l)igger (piartcrs. I mil liien they coiiiiiuied lo rem Hood lights. backdrops, and ail other types of ecpiipmcnl for show cases. Homecoming decorations, party dec- oralions, stunts or ' eishea open houses fcjr the different organizations on campus. A warehouse contained such props as mammoth Hood lights. Hats, nuisic stands, and e en an eight loot model campanile. Headed by John (.uernsev. the Stu- dent I ' io|jenics board ended their year of work wiih a big |)anv. f.rnnlirn. WnKr. Up|H iljhl id Rnu- : Mr| hrn«. Orr. Jrii • iiti. I Si«jft«)n, S. SMan- T ilrrf ttov: Mr. Fohci. Ciirrin, 263 First Row: Warrington, Robinson, Mslut. Col. Harold Pride. lvcrson(secy. ) , Arcnds. Second Row: Miihm. Swift. SandberK. l.indRren (pres.) , Woodbiuii (v.p.).Ncw- liii. I.arscn. ISC Motto ... At Least One Union Lab per Day Lcl ' s imioni c was a laniiliar phrase heard ai ' ouiul (.iinijus. .And so aiiolhci hour was spent (li inking coffee or downing Irosiics. Most every- one loidd s(|uee7.e in an hour ol union hdo a day. E cn diose wlio couhhi ' l. lound many oc- casions to visit the Union — Varieties, llnion nite hil). ricl re icws, bridge lessons. Back ol u all. Evnyonr siiiiis l ) approve of the aichilcO ' s roiucp- lion of tfic sIikIcmI (tiupel (u l c ill the itew adililioii. die Union Board pushed ihc bullous and pulled the strings to keep the works luiunug sinoolhh. During the uinler (piarter the Union was huni- nung with ac ti ity. Couples danced and socialized in their own Union Nite C uh on Sainrdav e e- inngs. Talented singers, dancers, and enuees were discoxered among the sludenis. ' arieties drew more than capacity crowds lo Cireat Hall. Four differcfU houses or dorms competed oti live Frida nights wiih high minded drama. .Se - eral limes ilie aiidieiuc ' ihrealened lo raise ihe rool Willi their demonsiration ot appioxal loi ' some skit or in-belween-ac ts act. 11 -ou had ihe usual student problem no moiie — ihe Union otlered the soliiiion. lilms whi( h have become the classic s ol ihecinema were ollered Iree; and at Union Open Hou.se e in the bowling alle s acUertised a line ol Iree bowling. Regisiralion dances weii ' sponsored 1) the iioard. I lu also backed the olhei d.nues luld Ml (.le.ii llall. Headed b |,niies l.indgren. the bo. nd ol ten members rc ' | i csentcil ihe siiideiil bcjd) in all I nicjii aclivilies. 264 JOIN I MKIM corse II Aif. Hon. I iHH- . siiinn, IVirrMMi. hj i«. IIjiim-ii. . . ..,.ti,..., MtRjr. Srionii Hmv: Aukii Imk-. I ll riMtn. Drirrtiuiiii (pit ■, Jn Ik ( Ircn. ) . I inn. Wrhri Mji . I horiw, |fi«kr. niolt-k, kiiri . it rHii . RfMk. Ilrnn . Iljkrr. Il.inn.i t ••!,• ' h Itifii : Nhrrhc. WAninir. kiiMttti. itt iiKlt 1 1)1 Jilt. Mjr h. I hiim| w)n. tilih i; : MclMnjn. Ki liri. C | |K-nl)rlnit ' t. Murk. Nil v r liiiii. I ' . lr . Hurn hrin, MiMixrr. . i t ' Pt ' Miih. (.n%ijfM n. Kil tir . K. IVimon. lull, (.rjluni. sli.ilu ' f-n. (•. IVtcrwtn. nrn i fttut-; Hunt. Ri K ' r . I un Krj«i. Hun! (.. .i.. ., ' I ■x«rn, Jor- .• niun. BrcTtl. Campus ' Match-Maker ' Red Cross . . . Red Blood Dill you say thai ' () had iioiihlc kcc])ing a (laic book- ' Sif)]) and tiiiiik ol what ihc )()inl Soiial (loiiiu il imisi o ihroufrh irvinj; to co- ord inaii all ( aiiipiis so( i.d .n 1 1 ii u s. Hi iiisi jiai I- ics, cxtiiaugcs. boy-girl iclaiioiiships — all these probkins utrc a pan of ihtir job. And their job was imporiaiit. loo. Many an exchange lias led to something else. ()iiile a lew ol the (oii|)les on (.ini|)iis lia c iiui ilimuj li one or another ol .Social liiireaii acii ities. )oe Deteniiaiiii was president this yeai ol the council whose ineiid)ership is made u|) ol one mcmbei lion: c.k li oii ani ed icskUiki lioiise. In a matter ol days alter an all-out plea was sent to the college, more than louihundrcd stu- dents offered a pint of their blood. l.S( . students also pla i(l ihcii pail in ilic merican Reel Cross program by .sending eiuci tainment to the ' etcr- ans ' Hospital and the Blank Memorial Children ' s Hospital in Des Moines. jo make sure iliai ilu siudeiiis all came back aftei siiiiiMK r .i( at ion. tin- l( Cross Moard spon- sored a water salet insiiuitoi program. Thev had the classes just beloie the busy suiiniier recitation season opened. XaiH ill .is ( hairman this year. RHI I R4ISS JXKl IIVK nOAKI) irif (nil- lljtnr% u ihnt). Nrll I ' liniphii-i. I)4 i%. vn rt. il«liii. Ml riir -Iir 7in.( HiMi Kixlh. I ' joctlt llrlR. Rllill. .Slliilll. Sllininl. I ' cnillrl.un 265 I ' ir.st Koit ' : Hanson. Mcsscr. Cribhs. Stevenson. Heyer, Mocllcr. Secotui How: Molinc, Mevcr (secv.). Prall (1st v. p.). Dcnzlcr (prcs.). Mr. Peterson. Anderson, Wiser (2nd v. p.). Third Rotv: MaJone. Friedrich. R. Wiggers. Wicker, Nordykc. Mnkat. fourth Row: Kiihn. Prastka. Sheldon. CarrinRlon. Wilkinson. Soren- sen. Fifth How: Pancrai . H. WiKKers, Allen. Berard. (Jrillith. Cioodman. Sixth Row: Knglehoni, Kngskou , ClouKn . Sluka, Mii ncT. Mimson. A Alpha Phi Omega ... A Group of Good Scouts He j:)rcparc ' (l is the iiioiio ol these lonnei Boy .S(,-)uls. Ii (oiild easily l e inlaiged to Be ])re- parcd to do anything. When a jol ) had to be done and il wasn ' t the scl rcsponsiljility ol any paiLicular organization, thev eonld Ije coimted on to get the task done — and done well. Alpha IMii Omeua, a national service Iratcrnilw Al|)h.i I ' lii Oiiima iiKiiiln ' is arr iii l liinitid lo scllini; dance lickcls. Listening lo a speaker, here they make a good I ' epsodent ad — a sure hel for a hoost in sales! asked exeiAone to sliill ilie h.iUoi hoxt ' s in iheif amuial I ' gliesi Man ( )n ( ' ampiis ' toniest. All money collected Ironi ihc xoiing was donated lo the March of Dimes. The prize lor the winner, ngly man Terry Sthulz. u ' as the pi i ilege lo escort Joan . ry to the rnion Xite Cliil). Dnring spring (piarter stiideiHs wiie eniom- aged to sia oil ihe grass by such signs as Be- cause ol you. heel. I ha e no ap]K ' al. Ihese signs seemed to vork. loi- mam ol tiie litlle cow paths disappeaicd. lpha I ' hi ( )mega also has had i harge of selling I Ik tickets lor the cishea and Honieifiming daiues lor the ))asl sexeral eais. I his Ol gani .il ion iiiade the (oniatls with llie dillereiit houses lor the ( ' hiistmas Seal l)ii e on (ampns. ( )ii( e again it wiiil o ii the top ihiongh tiieir eliorts. The ride scl i( c bulleiin hoaid in iieardsluai makes it possihlc lor i idei s and (hi eis lo get together at .n al ion i ime. Duiiiig spring (piartei President Ruhaid Denz- li 1 ,nid the group sponsoied Aveek ind lamp- ooU( s lor ihi ' lio Sionis ol ihe sui i oniidni ' ' area. 266 in How: Kaiidnatt, t.. WiImhi, Suilt, R(i prr . 1 , Slctaaril. Srtttnti Hoir: lalni.inK (r. kintnrr (trra .). (inxii, Hraillcv (sct .). Ihtiit How: Kfirliiiic. llnUlrtdRr. Fourlh Hmr: i rutW . l 4njR|j« ( .p.). I . Wilwiii. St.iit-rt, ' li4M-lrriiian. ' ' Ask Us ' Said Tomahawks to Puzzled Frosh All smis (it (|iKsi ions. Iiom W ' lRit ' s ihc Arm- ory? Iin su|)|)()st(l lo take a test ihcit in iin iiiimm s. lo ' W ' lurc can wc lucci girls: ' and W ' luus ihc I iiioii- ' were lossetl al tlu ' I onia- lia sk inlormation booth near the Union lonniain liming Freshman Days. One worried (oupk e in I aiiie ii| and asked the ecjuallv harrassed lonia- As fast as Chf Tomahauk i hmvIiIiiiIiim trilK (iff (ftc JMCwcs .1 jollll lt((l( . hawk iniinher how they tonUl lind iheir 1) ) . 1 think 111 s taking a lest someplatc, they hmriedlv ex])laine(l. I ' niortimatelv. liie members (ould not gi c ' an answer to that particular c|iiestion. I he booth. Inst ol its kind on campus, was sponsoied 1) the baby organization. I mna- hawk, (ielebraling its lirsi jjirthdav winter tpiar- lei . 1 omahawk was sponsored b the Independent Sindents Association to give recognition to inde- |i( lull ni M |ih(ini )re siudciiis lor (Uiisianding work in activities. Hraggiiig at least two freshmen lo some eliih meeling and gelling them started in activities was |)ari oi the iniiialion musts sprung on ihe scvcii- uc n new memijers last year. I ' .ac h member had been nominated bv a campus organi alion and .i|)proved lor membership b the IS execiiiive c OUtK il. In ih spi ing. six ! omah.iwkers attended (he national (onveniion ol this lour-year-old honor- arv at the- I ' niveisiiv ol Illinois. ilure ihev weie olliciallv welcomed into the organi alion. I helma Ross, the lirsi president ol this dub. did .1 Imc job ol m. iking it well known on campus duinig iis Inst year ol existence. 267 PEP ■i - - t ' - ' j IS ■CHEER SQUAD -F rv Row: Rolfs. Ander- son ( liistorian ) , Brook liarl , R iich ( head cheerleader ) . Zmolek , Supeniois ( heaii cheerleader) . Second Hoxf: ehrbass. Mal- n()r , Ahrens (treas.), Quaintatice. Weber. ' ' Hit ' Em High, Low Too Much Pep? ■' Okay, Id ' s make with the c halter. shouted the ( heer scjuad. I ' .aiiy inoniing meetings ior pracliee kept the cheer leaders in lip-top shape. E en on rainy days and snowy c cnings they were on hand to direct veils ior games. The cheer s(|iiad |)lanned and presented the pe|) tallies and scnt-oll the ])la ers. I hey also went to se c ' icd other schools this year, including the migiaiions to K. U.. Cloloradfj, Marcjuette and Drake. Headed by Captain Janet .Supernois, they enter- tained high scliool (heer leaders during Home- coming. Ihe I ' ep ( ' ouiuil had a little more enthusiasm ihan lhe ' had bargained lor at the Kansas .State- Iowa State Hoineeoniing pep rally. A crowd ol three thousand stitdents gathered one hour early, and a handlul oi cheerleaders tried to harness their s|)irits. The result: one ery angry bus driver. lwenl ' l roken l)us windows, a march on I ' resident Friley ' s residence, snake dances, and a erv suceesslul pep ralh. Ihe Pep (lotinc il. led b I ' d Reddingion. was also responsible lor oigani ing ilie migration lo Kansas I ' ni ersit . I ' KI ' CC)l (;iI.- ;r.i Row: Rl ' ddillKKin (prcs. ). R. Anderson. Vcllcr. Second How: Wirknar. llarriMin. I ' rof. Peterson. D. An- k rs(ni. I)ier k ' . l-isher, FiekliiiR. Tliirtt How: Sla([U-. Klihn, lUrrlv. Allev, Rmli (secv.). 268 , . . . ' ..-u-r Rurh (v.( . l , SicphriiM)!!, Suaii um, IvcTVHi. BiMtih. I j %rur ( ct .trrd%. ) . Mtijrljnd rintiii Hou : 1 oiiiiin. Dr. C uiol, Kr ukhart. ( ' Jto. PjtMrur. Sihwagcr (pm.i. Ni ' ir. Ktiiiltlrn. Hooter. IxBuhn. Dativin. I .•fkrr. Women ' s ' ' T ' Pledges Give out Free Kisses I he j iil wiili iliL- l-)ig red cartlboaid ' V tlaiig- ling round her neck and the candy kisses in her |) Kkei was nol on Iier way lo kidnap youngsters lioni the nursery school. She was a Women ' s I liaterniiy |)ledge. and |)rior to her acceptance in I hat select set she had lo procine the Jane Henrv of every lleet-footed acii e. Kven more im|jortant. each acti e had lo be per uade(l lo lasie a lew candy kisses — just to be sine that iliey were up to standard. These tasks were nol PlanniiiK lilt- (Ii-sikii f lli ii liiillcliii iHiurd M. ' i-iiis to n- A (lilficiih |iif l)lrrn lor .ill fiMurrnrd. overly dilliculi as pledges were spry ol hxji and (juick of eye, and ihe actives were cpiiie partial lo { hocolate candy. Bin die pledges also had to compose an appro[)i iate song to be sung, without accompanimenl. following inititialion. It seemed athletic and musical ability did nol always go hand in hand. Nevertheless, the new active with- stood the lest and gladlv donned her wliiie leiter sweater and navy skirt. 1 o live u|) lo the voles ol lui senior sisicis .md ihe P.K. stall wliidi h.id selected her from . the 1 winner aiieiided meetings iwice a month. Lynn .Swager kepi the ball rolling. Ihe swinmiing committee which sponsored I ridav nighi swimming lor college residence groups called u|)oii ilu Water .Safely Insirucior members lo serve as lilegu.irds and asked the less- .imphibious sisters lo work in the baskeiroom. I ' shering .il ihe winter Dance Club program and spring Naiads exhibition me.ini loiegoing I I ill. IV iiighi dales. Who. bill T women had su.idv enough nerves and shapelv enough legs to risk the latter in the .irsiiv I carnival ring toss booth- ' It was all lor ihe cause, however, and ihe l.ulies recovered Irom liruised shins in lime lo pariicipale in (iamp ( ' ouiisc ' lor (iliib (ookouis. n.ince (Hub lca|)N. or .inv ol ihe oilier clubs which h.id si.nicd iliem on the road to ihe Women ' s I i ' raiernitv. 269 Iti-st rriding Stairs rtrxt to railing: Wilson. liollinKcr. Williams. Bfll. Stunt-. locll. Md- iiiR, llictiniiin. I.uhiinK. Mallu-soii, Mr. Pcl- t-rson. AtuU-isoii, ' ounKbliKlc. Second Hon-: Dieiks. Ht ' ss. Broshar. Case, liyci 1 . Dickin- son, (iucrnsc , Voctburg. Jacobson (SL-t . ) , Schntidi (pres.), Lewis. Third lioif: Hukill. I honias. Eithorn, .Maine, lloJan, Ncilscn. SthncU, Lindgrcn (v.p.) . Schillnioellcr (treas.). VIC ' ' Came Back Again This Past Year Ruiuois lillcrcd around taiii|)us lor weeks in advance, and then ihe night ol ilie ' .nsii I C:arni al came at last. Varsilv I (Mub ' s annual eniure had e ' ery- ihing Iroin prizes to a (jueen. ilieie were booths ol every description. From the appearance ot the long lines of satisfied customers who crowded No one escapes from tlie fun al tlic Var- sity I picnic — not even Dean Helser. aiound for more, the garter toss booth was the most successful. Other booths were nearlv as poptt- lar, and entertaiimient sas to be had t)n all sides. A girlie-girlie show was the evening ' s most im- portant importation horn tlie outside world. Another act brougiit in was a group ol prolessioiial wrestlers who grappled lor the cheering onlookers. There as e en dancing for those vho vere tired ol competion. These I men didn ' t oxer- look any bet. I he I (|ueen A as selected b ' a stul) ()te. A ticket stub euiitied a person to one. .ind oid one. ()te. -She was clowned at llie C ' arnixal as approv- ing bystanders clapped .md shouted. I ' rcsidciu . lal Schmidt even repeated the kissing ceremony lor the lieiiefit of the photographers. That was probablv his hardest duty of the evening — espec ialh since his wile was al tiie (laiuixal. The football and cross-country track s(|uads xvere honored at a dance alter the close ol the lall athletic com]jetion. . lemi)ers ol winter ath- letic squads and s|)iing lettei .nid miiiur.d win- iicis were also guests at the |).iit . (lub members also enjo ed a ])iciiic at which blankets were awarded to tiuit otilstanding mem- bers. Mils gimip 1)1 l)us athletes seemcil to liiid plcnl ol lime to enjov tiieir club .ind pioniotc liui .uid good spot Ism. insiiip all o ci t.mipus. 270 VARMI T IM HK.Kn - fir ; Hon: hostcr, Hcick, McllKrcii. I.l-miii, Anns. Second How. HtininKu j , Mann, Kobcilsun. M Mir lirjfl. (,iinniiiKhjrn. Third Row: Cms, Robbins. Shi-arcr. Webber. Nohrniann. Fourth How: flarri-t. Suan, McEachran, Eastbum. RliiMli. Mjkcc rr. Rohwrddcr. TWISIERS — fin( Rotr: liaji ' , UcicMiik (iMCs.). Means (Ircas.l. WalMiii, Ri-cl- diilglon. Ross. St-fond liinr: Hfri- hill. Sti ' pht ' iison, Aiireils, Sihtu ' iiicr. Cliilds. Glaisc. Drvland. Aiulrcus. Shopbtll. Tliird Raw: Clark, Nygaanl, Biiilun. Hussiy, Dolph, Lewcllcii, Milkr. f ' ourlli liuw: Hiiulrkkson. Riiikci. I.ocs. Galbiailh. Frilschc (v. p.), Ni-villr, liukiiL ' ll. Iifth Huw: Wins. Grout. Myirs, HIeich. Field. Sixlli Row: Towc, llardijig. Gaumnit . Hcnskv. Rierson. Seventh Kow: U. Peter- son. Hammond. Bruickner. I ' endlcbury. Durland. EighUi Kow: Carlson. Pen- niston. Foster, Bice. Smilev. Sirilh How: Siliweilicr. .Martin. Bnrian. .Mayer, Arnold. Hallhatk. Ttnlli Row: Conolly. MacRae, R. Peterson, . l ill, . dams. Eltienlh Row: McKean, Fielding, Leonard, Stanck, Marple. Twilllli Row: Frost, Btownson, White, Dieterichs, Selindh. Ihirlrrnlli Row: Funk, koili. Hoover, Warburton, Ferguson. Twisters Full of Pep llH)|)iii( iluir red skirts wliilc claiiil)Li iiig oxer l)lca(hcrs, st ini -ii c 1 wi.sters got .set to give Willi llic |ic| al .iiioilui lodlhall gaiiic. Rid and yellow jJOin|Joins bobbed here and there as they tried Lo eheer the players on. 1 hey always added .1 lot of the |H|) al the games. lAing exercise xvas oidy pan ol this sir i( e club ' s efforts lo promote belter college spirit. In cooperation wilh the ' el-[ax. Twisters hel|)ed with tile Homecoming Pep liar-Ii-C . There lhe passed out sandwiches, coffee, and ice cream until thev almost passed out themsehes. It seemed as il the long lines ol hungry pccjple would ne er be led. but Twisters Imally gol ihem all into the siadium wilh their iood before the program started. The Twisters also helped al all the pep rallies. ' Their white sweaters and red skirts uere a lainiliar sight to the sports enthusiasts. On the more serious side. President Truch Boevink had the organization help in ilu- Iaicli of Dimes and the (aiisade lor Treedoni. Yel-Jax Serve . . . Food At yoiu- service seemed to be the motto of the ISC Yel-Jax. men ' s pep organi aiion. When- ever a big c ent took |)lace on campus, the ' el-Jax were their doing their best lo make it a great success. The Yel-|ax certainly pro ecl that men can cook, or at least help with the cooking. They were the ones who hel])ed the Twisters (ix and ser e those delicious sack hiiulus at ilic Pep Bar- B-Q. They were kept busy by tin Twisters seeing tlial there was always |)lentv ol Iood on hand so that the crowd wouldn ' t have to die of star ation while waiting for iheir turns to conu- u|). Between the efforts of the lellows and the git K. though, everyone leli lull aiul happy. Not only busy at the Pe|) liar B (K llie spon- .sored the colorful card se liun lor the lootball games and were responsible lot a lot ol the pep in lire crowd. Lindy (Ihrisiiigei was |)icsidtiii dI iIusc ellow jai keieil nieii this past c;ii , 272 YKI. ] AX — Descending Slaris Nexl lo Railing: .Anderson. Harrison (v.p.). Hanks. Sivcr, Fox, Raja, Wickner (treas.). Mincer. Weir. Demmon. Nctusil. Second Row: Hassebrock, Kngleliorn, Mickeies, Broun, Hays, HeBorde (secv.), Hayener, Stuart, Cogley, Slagle. Kiinberh, tlhrisinger (prcs.). Third Kow: Brindley. • How: Short. Pcicrvm (wet.), I lininj« ■ .l. HrnilnRVta {v. p. . Dirrrkt (irca t. ' lit Kou-: ScuriiiK. C ' - miicr. NclM n. Wil litiir . IWnjTit. Kititir . Ilcnr . Thirtl k u Dirlrriiliv. UrShatv. ti4iin. llnlH-ikrt. Jiihiiwin. kTjnirr. Hciih. Shtiphi-ll. Atujirr, Muw . Hemic . Kluni iinr ttuttth How: (.ontloii. (.itM4 ii. Kinulos. 1 vrr«tii.iii. I)ii - lon. luliriiiK. MiN rhr.i(l. Kolihiti . Mcinrrt. Frrirr. tiUh Hnw: Kiu. vlnull. Kt-ihiiuiiii. KollinutKcii- WjLmjii. StiirJ4 lijiin. Ilcriitk. Higiriu. 630 Club ... No More Homecoming Defeats? I Ik- li. ' iO C.lul) is oiR- ol ilic voungest organi .a- lioiis on campus bin one ol the most imporiaiu. It was fniindcd to increase interest in sports after a (lisasiioiis Humecoininii; (leleat in I ' .MCi. Ia li week llie d. ) ' ! ( liil) electeil an Vllilcle i the Week and ga e him a tiopln. Last s|)ring Jim Iliiran was chosen l) an all-college xoie as ilil(ic I the vAr. ( )ii . () ember 2 ) a new liadition was started when .ni Aihieiic Uan(|iiet was held in hunm ol ihe l!l ' i| hn)ll)all team. I lu Xiiu s [iinmi ( ' ham l)ei (il Commerce teamed up with the ( i. ' ?(l (lliih to sponsor tiiis baiKpiet. Siudcnis. lacnliy mem- bers, athletes and the towns|K ' o|)le of Ames ail agreed ihal il was a huge success. This aiti e and aMd)ili(iiis gtinip not onh |)lan- ned h)r om piesent s|)oris bm had an e e on the lilt in e as well. During the year thev entertained athletes Irom high schools to ac(|uaint ihem with lile here on the ISC , campus. (.eiie I homas was president ol this years club, lie and ilu other olliicrs did a wimdeiliil job! Uilin.ii Uiiiiks iririti llii ' iio|ilt foi Vlhlrli- iil ilii 1 1 k Imiii Miinr III hi l ' llin% olliin . 273 .s?S college residence life AQUARIUS THE WATER-CARRIER watches over those who are brothers, counselors, and liberals— all catholic persons. It is a sign of constancy and faithfulness. :a:- . :: - ; Si-1- v 274 i f mimm. RESIDENCES dorm court . . . hunting grounds for the men _L friley...the ' ' boys ' town ' ' of iowa state looks serene 277 the candid camera catches campus life . . . and love OnlottkiiN .il (111 Sii;iii.i ii Krl.i s srtMi In t iiji iIiim ' l.iilirs ' disliiss .is llu- slidt itilii ihr Hiiliii ' . Greek Residences 279 SORORITIES Panhel Members Get Food for Thought Shades c)i Noali ' s Ark! Ihc I ' anhcl nicinbcrs were migrating two by iwo iroiii each (lia])ter liouse. all heading lo vard one oi tiie so- rorities for tlieir hi nioiuhh meeting. Conxersation flew fast and fini- oiish ihrouglioui diimer and laiir when Nancy Nell presided ) er the more lormal meeting. Panhel geared its finietions lo the tonnnon aeti ities ol Iowa Slate ' s social sororities. (Changes in the rushing rules, impro ' ements in so- rority s(h()larshi|), and new ideas on pledge training rated I -A on the agenda. ( )ne ol the main events was the Panhel Workshop held eail in Mardi. The (loimcil assigned each sorority a topic pertinent to the life in the houses, (.reek girls isited the house holding the discussion wluc h paiticularly interested them. After the gi oii|:) talked. Mis. j-lor- ence Hoffman. President ol the League ol Women A ' oteis and Pi Ikla Plii Province President, spoke to all of the girls. l, ery campus in the coimtry with two or more national soioriiies has a Panhellenic C ' ouncil. M IS( Panhel is operated on the basis of ele en e(|iial houses. . 11 majoi olfices arc automatic all alteiiiated among the sororities. Each year the assistant secretary becomes the next prcxv providing an experienced, ellicient olHcer. This s siem has been foinid to be very satisfactory. in How: M I.;ilin. llii:,.i.. 1.: 1 :.,j, :i..:.., I...uilis, Mi.nisuiL, lluui. Srcmiil lluu : I ' .nvciii. SiniulKil. Nill (pn ' Kiilrhiirl, Owen (nccy.-treas.;, Mctarluiicl, Vcucr. Millir. Jiivcll. I ' liisc, llcnnr. Nliilc, llcrKluiul, Iciiuv. Wood. Kulkl. u.lMill. Iliinl Hoif: 280 [ Jr. Panhel Enjoyed ' ' The Pause That Refreshes ■If flow: Conolh. NfcKillop, rr:iuforcI fprc .). Spurrier. Dunn (secy.). Srcnnd Jtmt-: OIiI. ' muI. MiMirc. (•iiiikImii). Melius. Srirniwui. HtT hcnro:! I.;l l Ncai s trial iiiii ol allci-class ( luu ol.iK. ' Iioiiis pioxtd so mk (tssliil tliai [imior Panhcllciiic C.ouik il dicidid lu ( mil iiuif ilu- |)i)|)ii- lar gct-togcihcis. 1 lie friendly aiinospliere hel|)ed lo esiahlish dose (oopcraiion among the pledges. Kniertaining in ilieir |)rospeiti e so- roritv lumses. pledge classes took iinns ser ing relieshnienls lo the housemothers and other pledges wiio dropped in. I hev diattered busily about a ii ities, exchanges, and social e enis. Ui csi i()|)i( ol con crsalioii was grades. Kvery pledge c lass coveted the up [i I ' . nihil offered for the group with the highest s(holasiic average. Once a month the comuil held iiioie ioinial powwows ai ilu- I ' nion. Joan (iiawloid picsidid while liie miip pl.iiiiud s( r i( e pro- jects and social events. I ' nable lo hold ihc- iiadiiioiial dierk Siu.ik picnic, ihev woiked joinilv with the Inleriralei niiv I ' leilni (loiuKil thinking up special dances and new games hir a inn Nii;hi I here was a re|)reseiiiali e from each | ledge class on |r. I ' anhel. Sponsoicd bv IMedge I tainers (lomii il, th( also rcicivid a gleal deal ol help this year Irom I ' anhellenic (ioiuiiil. .Slanted lowaid the dav in spring when ihev ' d weai their ia orile soioriiv |)in. Jr. I ' anhel pioxided a iieniendons oppoiinnii lot pledges lo gel lo know each oihei well and to leaiii ni work as i iinii. 281 AD Pi ' s Laugh: We Don ' t Feel 100 Years Old .S|)riiig (|iianci . i)ns . cxc iird A 1) I ' i ' s ( clchi.iud iluir unuiiiiial. l- )uii(li(l in 1 S. i I . l|)lia Dtlia l i is ilic olcksi social sororiu in ihc U.S. I ' ' i c ol ilu- ,i;irls ahi ' adx had pLiiis Idi ilu ' national (on cnlion in Cicorgia. Olhcrs were hiisv under |)icsidciu lk ' ti licrglund ' s di- reclion dccoraiing for the Happv liirihdav formal. The A 1) Pi ' s social season was proof of the old saying all good things come in ilirees, because there vas also tiic C ' okcs Me inn Incsidc and the winter formal .Stepping on Stars. Honorable mention goes lo the .Alpha Delts for tlieir ery appro- ])riate Homecoming decorations Kansas Flooded Again and also for tluii main ' ani e gills loiind working all o cr tampu-. in main ditrereiu acli ities and honoraries. First R(m ' : Gould, Viiiscl. J. Zillni;m. Maxfirld, Ciroulik, Hallt)a(k, fillrr (v. p.), Wallccr. Second Rojv: .Smoak. Peterson. Lee, Conn, Lewis, Walk, Xehrliass, Kellen- berEcr. Third Hoif: Collins. Miidson. Weiillieilicad, Larkiii. Mrs. Wliipple, Beimer, Dc.ln, Stanhope, Bowcn, Faurtit Row: Scuring, Koelnik. Beekcr, Arnold, Berg. liiTui ( prts. I . Riitlui ford, fdiu.iil. (.iimlii I sci . i , . 7i!lm.m (treas.l. irri ! is No OIK- uoiilil h.i (- |l;i|( ' s ((I ih.ii (Ik l VW Ktrr UN) t ' ;irs old. Itii; iiionu iil ol lluii l iilh l.i forni.ll (;iiiK- slu-ii Mis. hippie ( ut the take. Siiiy, si ((r%. vini . .iikI Irl xniii nMtN iiity; Mill;. msui . viiii;. 283 The dance is the Ihini; lor (hese fast slepijini; Alpha ' ( anis. ll.iMidr — a iHxdnnal Hini;. And il iTs a kisN ( n miss. oii tan .ilua s vini ! 284 Alpha Gams ... Battered but Best in Relays ()iu- (I. Ilk .111(1 mmk Saimd.iN .iluiriooii ilu- Ihhim .ii L ' I I i Sim M ' l stood loiulx .mil (liM ruil. liom ik i doni (.mu- s(ri.iins . . . iluii iIiioiii;li llif glooiin .iiinos|(lKrf one n iuinpli.mi ii . ()iic- iiioic tug .md uc II li.ixc ' (.III ill tlic imiil pit. SpaiiLixil .iiid l).ittcicd llic Alpha dams |)i()udlv |)la(C(l ilu ' sweepstakes tro|)hv Irom (lie lirst Sigina N ' li Rcl.ivs oil iluir 111, mill I li.ii iiii;lii iIr- lind. hm li.i|)p . (.|)s liad iJR ' ir spring loiiiial. I .ill (|ii.iiui ihcv laioKil iluii ua to possession ol the SoiDor secondpLue pl.i(|iK ' . Who e ei IkmkI ol a dragon with a sk.ite on its lail - Alpha (..miiii.i Dili.i won second pl.i e in the X ' eishea parade Women ' s Resideiur Division siilt |usi mk li .m .miniiile. I.ike- .ihle Janie Steele ruled the hoiiseliil ol .imhiiious (.l)s .i ii e in join nalisni. mnsii . sports .md . firil Row: Drtsman. BIcich. Rolfi. I.cwrllyii. Serond liow: Zink. Wagner. McWhorlcr. M.iilbiiil. Ollnmi-is. Thiril Haw: Karlnii. Kramer. Collrrll. Blahnik f2nd p.l. Skinnrr. hourth Huw: I ' laic. Biiiiilrt. Schucndcmaiin. Bijliop. Zavodiit ' v Mil v. p.). Slaiidiiiu: Sinic. IIu i-v. Rnckhill. Ellioll. KnlcliiiRlDli. Bramitli. OUcti. ■•locn . Bctk. Smith. Dokkrn. SlalTord. nrtcrndinic Stairs: Williamson. Burlon, Mcnonaltl. Wtinian. rliicli ' . tn. llarliiH, Sl« ' lc (prc . . riiom.i («ct«.), Rnmlmk. Chi O ' s Songs Please the Throngs Cosiuincd ill whiu- liir and j old glillcr. tak-iucd (llii O ' s broiighi Wiiiur W ' ondcilaiid to the Union stage and won die Inst ])huc SorDor li()|)hy. To keep it c()in])an vas ilie sciond place irophv ol 1951 Veishea Vodvil, a prize won in inie (loinitry Style. Ten girls were selected for campus lionoraries proving tlie Chi O ' s efforis in ac lixities successful. Officers ol die ' . Home Kc . ( liil). Sc ience Women ' s CUiib and Dance ( liib hurried to sandwich snuh lime into their busy schedule ol oflicial duties. Rest ]5arty of the year was the Christmas loinial. liadiiioiial pine decorations on the staircase made a true ' Holiday House, rcllecting the warnuh and spirit ol Chi Omega the year round under the leader- ship of anc ' ' oss. First Raw: Men. Riic. I iinimnvilki-. (.i.il)ir. FcliiiiKtiin. Jom-s. C ' .laiki-. Srnitid Rm : CuiiiiMiKliarii. I.ini.iii rplolKi- Iniinci), lliiulcr. filler. Parsons, Tutlle. Cliflon (ireas.)., ChiUls. MtlCi-aii. Ilin l lime: RiMiiiMiiR-. . Iislui. C:(mic urIi. ll . l-v.iTis. 1 iiiR . Nul.iml. s, licnnill. o«)7 ; Koii; Amli ' ™in. C. I-islicr. Weeks, Beck, Bairil. Voss (prcs.). Hunter, D. Bennett. Bolton. E (-ii in the (lavs of ihc striiu hat and parasol tin- eyes had il. Nil, hr ' s iioi .1 ( hi () | li(li;( ' . . . jusi offt ' riiii fri-i ' iiisiriiiiinn in the liiu ,irt iif pri.tii mllinu. 287 288 Surprise! Aim liuii!; her (liri.sliiias stuckiiit and Santa !2a c it back . . . as a doll. Oh, Frank-ifl ' h.it dcn-s A .i haM- lh.it those bell hops dtnrt? Tri Delts ' Stars Sparkle Throughout Year ■' Spaiklc w.is iluit |).isN wokI. .iml n u.ilK ujniKd iii.ij;i( doors I for llif girls who won- ilu si. us .nid (usciiu. I luu ww iduiids ol .i| |ihiusi- loi iliiii X ' .iritiifs skii, l cr Siiki ' l f, WOiiii n down iliroiigli llif ( ciiliii iis utrc asked ilic all iiiipoi l.iiii (|iusiioii. Iiow lo gel a man. and onI ilu ' ISC coed kntw the answer. I lie iiiulliuides ol talent at . ' Ut ' J Ash weie leading ladies in ' . home e( ( Inbs. .S( ienee ( oiim d. .ind puhlu .n ions. I here was a well worn p.nh lo ihe g ni — iuiramuials. I liatei iiiiy. I hey added the tennis donhles and gills ' swinnning iio|)hies to iheir (olleclion. President ( ' arol Wood annoiinted the reii|)ieni ol i1k Dtlla Delta Delta s( holarslii|). This award, given trad it lon.dK .n I lonoi s D.i lo an onisi.indiiii; i oed, helped I ing down ilu- I nriain on .moilier un ili( I ri Dill eai. ■I Itiiw: Riillrr. (4 nnrr. Mc cr. Seroiiil Huw: Summfn. C ' .arrcltnn. ( ' .orm.lii . Lcliiicrl. Williams. SthuaRcr. Third Row: JorKriisni. RatiniKM-ii. lohfiMui. CVcorRcai. i.liUii. fuurlh llnu-: WcxhI (|)r«. I . MrPhcclcrs. Coli ' . Means. I ' allcruin. Bark. Ullli liiiw: Ilcxrk. I riia . Monr. Mrs. limmc-rinati. Iliii:ii-. ll.iini. M.l.lm Simi, h.iMMiii ' iti.is i. I iiiulM.iit. KhM. NAmark. Finn. V niu-. Sltiruhni: on wall: Jann-s. CinMiit-, Siiiilh. liiu-s. Collins (sets.). I.nl. Dripping DZ ' s Don ' t Mind Dunking in Lake Three ■■sli(;lill (lanip. n l lau hing. DZ ' s ])a(lillcil like mad lo tross ihe liiiisli liiir Insi. Rcsulis? The l)cauiirul gold ' cishea C.anoe Races li()|)h weiii ii|) on iheir manlle. Ihe D ' s magic laiiij) shed light into iiiaii (aiiipus imelings. I lu icalU did ihings in a big way. I ' llUcii ir()U|)e(I lo Messiah piaclice. iwcKe lo ihe press huild- ing, and nine lo W ' Ol. ' es. suh. Sonlhern h()s|)iiaiil was at iis hest. Magnolias and iron lattice woik conil)ined with the spring exening made a perfect baekgTound lor the Delia Moon iormal. Other oceasioiis lor donning glad rags were the pledges ' fir eside and the ' iileticle Nocturne. Presi- dent Maige Miller was able to look back on a well plainiecl year for Delta Zeta. Firsl Row: Mi Diinioll, I ' l-tcis, Irwctt (v. p.). NTillcr (pris.), Kcttiici . Martin. i) tli ;inl Srronil Ho Atwater, Fie. Aiuierson. LiltiK (historian). Third Row: O ' Brit ' ii, Wnli . Kemic ' ih. Dcliili. Ii iiu-. I! i]tki Gcnskow, Stc-plicnson, Novak. I ifko (ireas.). Boriisclieiii. Clardiiicr. Iclious, (.oul. ,• Ur ant. I.ccii. Wiiulil s. Xuitci. luii.iii. (;i.i tci H.iiilii. Siliiimi, Mrs. KinR. Ritlrr. . fimilh w ' K , aii (iioiiiHcn. riiu-l . H(- . xnu ' li. ' tiviiii; lu jiiit Clii li.ill iicl Mil) OH i v s I (iii ' 4 t ml lit th.il ] ■kt ' i ! Wh.il .1 s|i(il Ini .1 iii.iiiiic! Is lhi% %i(u.iti in uill ill haiuK ' 291 That whatcha-macall-it certainly is get- ting a lot of attention. Must be CI) majors practicing their trade on an innocent victim. 1 1. i lime in the (.amma Phi lei room. Two l il those magazines soon give «av to a good gah fesll 292 Gamma Phi ' s Kissing Kids Capture Loving Cup ()li. ( li I lie liiilc l)()V stole a kiss! tni doni j ct an cdiualif)!! likr ill. II Imin hooks, liu ' uholf (aiiipus af iccil the- (iaiiiina Phi s |)ii (. ' uimimg ilo.ii. ii l(hi(,iii(in liair. ' was really : sinackcr. ll was their set oik! iai to win this Wishca tropin! Iriimiph ol II, il lowecii inn was the Sij ma Nn ' s pi i c irophv on the (iaiiinia IMii niantlc. liintiN thing, not one girl toiild renieinher how it got there. A new idea this year was the .Siiiorgashord lireside. Kaeh dale (onid note his laritature detorating the .dK. day Swedish ligiires on ihe win dow panes watched with enw as the laughing ( rowd filled their plates with strniiiptons Swedish food, {iainiiia Phi Beta ' s leader was Nancy Butler. iri( Ron.- Jmwn. Applr. Biillcr (pm.). SrconrI Ron: O ' Brirn. SluTman. Marliii. l).-illnKrr, Palmer. (. l . Droll . Rucli, I.cc. Third liii-.r: Orr. W ' cndorf. Wallacr. Rril. C:jldKrll. Smilh. Kldrr, J. Crren, M. Circrn. llollinK  orlh (u ' rv.l. toiirlh Riiii. ' I ' rlcnon. Oil. iliirlull. Rcibmii (Ircas.), Mou, McKrc. Miulirll, Mn. Dahl, R l ahl. IIjhU. Snulli. Roolh (v. p.). EgRcrl. I hiirman. I ' ilc. Rf.ir l lr . Theta Kites Went Soaring to Capture Many Honors Such cxt ' ileiiienl! First, there was the Schohtrshij) rr()|)li . Pan hcl ' s award lor three (]iiartcrs of hard work. Then the sports enihusi asis pooled their al)ililies and wnn the (oxeted W.A.A Intraimiral ' s I roj)li . ()id ihiec oulslaiKnii seniors were designated on W ' nnien ' s Day — all 1 iietas! They had iheir lingers in e ery campus pie — Science ( ouiu il. Naiads, publications, and honoraries to mention just a (ew. Besides this. e ery I heta look ,ni ailixe i)art in Iier di isional (lub. Hri( k hv bri k. board by boaid. e eryone w.udied the Iheta Ihjuse glow longei and longer. I ' hey got a chance to see the hnished product |anuar L ' 7 when I betas held oj)en house. Ciuests were in- trigued by the modem decorations throughoiU the entire house. Rappa . lpha Theta ' s chiel was Jean Rinehart. •vrs Hon-: Rincharl (pros.), Nc(f. Barklc , W.irringloli (Ircasj. HufTnian. Bcliunniiiii. Kriil. At . Stuhcr. SrniTul Rnif: roiifck. Halm. C ' .ra ' , Kurt . Sniitli. Ntiic. l.ukas (secy.). Mcl ' ailaiul. Third llnw: I.ucthir. Madscn, Fohcs. MacRac. Siliuinl, liiald. IIckIIi ' . IVutsoei. Coriiuill (mir. mc . . I . lo nlh Rmf. I ' a s vn. N. WiKon. VVeell. Sproiil, J. Wilson, Mrs. I ' laggc. Winers. Ivcs. MiAilaiii. Ta l(ir. Rah Rah . . . Rah . . . Kap - pa Del - ta IS. ihnc lift IN loi ilu- KDs. I 111. Iiisi CN lor ihcii winning iioiiR ' ioinin (Icioniiions. ilou (oiild mu h ;i iivclv hiiiuh ol i l i cr ihiiik ol a Iilmisc? Anoilur i iuc r is in okIci lor iluir cnlluisiasin .ill o tr campus, luniix l)us Kappa Dells managed lo sandwic li inlo their schedules lime lo sei e as ollicers tor dixisional cluhs. pid)li(a- tions. and commiiiees. Kor piool ihai ihev are reallv doinj ihiugs. four members, including President Pat Diuev. ueie in Mortar Hoard; ami twelve l I ) weie in oilur iionoraries. I he Im.d c heel is lor iluii hiighter side ol lile. . good parly e erv (|uarier was their 40.1I I hev went hack to the hills lall (piarter hir the O ark lireside. I hen a complete tuinahoui was made as ihey came up siih (he wiulcr l-Miuirc Formal. Unl Row: Paiicnon, Nelson. Halc , Ihiro (pre .). Brown. F.Ubrec fwcy.l, Vcj cr, .Artiis. Coxnii. I.ippcn. Srrond How: Ncl on. Mn. WriKlH. C aiininil . Third How: Bchm, Cook (v. p.). Biwllcr. Sanulchon. l.nRtie. Albcc, I-cmlcv, H.ins4in, Pclidlcbllrv. Mjltlu-II, ll.irliiu. Dohvns. Fourth How: Bnwrr. 0 crhfill. Bcfl c. MillcT. fifth How: KfltaartU. I a M)n. Pit rr, Knior. I.ulji-n , Collins. Kappas Found Island . . . No Union Drownings ■' owic, Pris, tliosc long ( ' liarlcsioii ])raciu ' cs paid oil. Tlic pcpp) Gladiola (iiil Kxjk. Iicr place as a ' ariclits liiialisi. Kappa (lolls von second al Honicconiing time. Ann and . nd were ninning iheni ragged. l-.acli (|iiaiter (la])lain )ean Swansnii (halted a (omsc to ■■I point Island. Ml the KKd ' s (aine dressed in sailor gaih. and the highest giadc pointer sat closest to the island. K ervone worked hard lor ihis ( hail . Results? F .ap])a ranked liisl in .scholarship spring (|iiar- ter. Wiien liolidav time rolled aioimd. Kap])a Kappa Ciamma invited some (hildren o er lor a |)arty. Santa jnsi happened to drop in to add to the hin. There was still time lot the wearers ol the golden ke to ha ' e been busy, busy members ol a(ti ilies. Zowie. what a vear! Ursl Kau : I ' lircdl (v. p.), Mvcrs. l.oiiKfrlUiu . Ik-clcr, (;( oclluii , J. Su.iiisoii ([irc .). WilMill. Snoiiil Itnu: Kcist, kiiutsuii. MiNi-il. I ' i scui. Ik-lliiiKi-r , Mil ' luiirn. Xitolcl, Mills. Third How: Petcrst-n. Diihlb . I!;uvfs. S. Swanson. I.aiit . Ihornton. Ronie . 1-uurlh How: (JrifTith, Bcrgesoii, Holvik. Kslick. Fahrncr. VVa i- . J-iflh How: Bricrlv. nraniff, .Mltn. Scaiilan, Md.arcn, I ' aulson, (trcas.), Sclniltz. Nelson. Porter, Downing. Pence. Yates, Helfricli. Wilcox. Dovle. ClialTee. li.li is rliis. ' ti on 1(1 lor li .iM ' s oi , timc-u.n 1 oitxc ' is.ition s t ,i biollu-i? lU IiiihI thf Uroiii (lilt. tin : .1 IiIiimI in iMril! K.i|)| .i sisirr (oiiirv to the iixiu. - Pi Phi ' s Hit Bull ' s Eye-High Score in 51-52 I ' i IMii s were stiaij lii nIiooIcis this year. I luir arrow lomitl its wav H) inaiiv a t aiiiptis a( ti ilv. I hey stored in iiiiisi( . (li isional ( liihs. (Iieaier wmk ami iiuraiiuiral sports. N.iiion.il i.iiiktd iluiii ilu ' iliiul l)isi 1 1 rill ili.i|Hri 111 ilie r.S. and iiw.ndcd iluiii wiili ilu- I ' liiia- dilplua .ise. I ' npid.ii. a ii i iaii () ii was ilu ' prcsidiiii when .ill ol ihi- I ' l I ' ll! Mio ed inii ihis Near — oh. |iiM lor .i weekend when iluir dads took oxer. I he i.iihiis piuhed in wiili liisi college velK .it ilu- Nehiaska Iowa .Slate loolhall j anie and laney lox trots at the junior I ' loni. Cihiirch and a hij; dinner on .Siindav were die grand Imale to I ' i Ik ' ta Pills Fathers l)av. .Mter all the lathers li.id Uli. their house was ' Mue ag;iin taken o er I) its righilid (u( up. nils. t rril Row: r . Ohi ' ii. .Martliall. Miller. Hoop«. SahlhcrR. Ixnnard. Austin. Morriuui. I)avi«. Laiiftmadc. Strmttt Row: Blair. Kr(-I . Pcincr. Rav, Knmllc (rcr. .v.), Rilchir. Judgr. FtnltT. Krirnd. Ctfifftwuod, eiiniiiiiKlialii. Third Row: lildcn. SovcrciKn. Spurrier, Kcik. Wicii. V.i|| . I.t-Iliilin. hclou. Mcnhon. Ilrant. ' ■Id. .Mariifi. Moc. Rustling. Sliorf ( . ( .). Williams. LitidgiL-n. Zoctklcr, X ' tUcr. .M. Owen (prts.). Sigma Kappas ' Social Whirl, Headline Materia Mash! Hig news ihis year was a tea given in honor of isiling Sigma Rappa .iliiiii. Senator Margaret C.hase Sniilh. Fi e hunched guests, inehuHng ini|)()riani slate Republicans and college depan- nieiu heads, crowdc-d into die aiiraclive grey sionc house. (Tlie inicr- ior, by the way. was elexerly designed in the shape oi ilieir pin.) A lirst this year, and with such success it ' s slated lo i econie animal, was Stale Day. Sigma Rappas entertained at a liuKiieon. open house, and lea tor alums and nioihers. Dales ium|jecl into the .social whirl in tlieir slocking feet this year. No one with shoes was allowed at the Sox Hop. C ' .heerlul President Bar- bara Beirson was always a big help to tlicse acti e girls, espec ially when it (.niie to pi, inning the l)ig social events. rir l Kow: Sallfc. Williams. Biircli. Ainand. Strond Row: Uiirnison. Benson (prcs.). Wilson. Kraft, Habcckcr. Rice. Third Roiv: Mrs, Hansen. Huwgood. Iliiidon. Zit ewit .. Foiirlh Row: Roesler, Buck (Ireas.). SeidI, Beem. Molis. Tluirmond. Miller. Neville (rcc. secy.), I ' lummer, Biiuer (v. p.). lolsom. Hermanson :; i -?f- : sA . Alu.i N popular ... a i aiiu- ol lu.tiis. uhrthri uiili ai(K oi olluiuisc. Wti.ii ' x ihi ' ' . .1 iii-u f ' isioii III ilu l .il(nii Mciu-? ' The Kniiit-ii-Jiilit i iliK I h.l liiiind iiilii ipiilr a i allui 11114 .il iHr Sii;iii,i Kappa Iitiiis4-. I Everyone Knows a Good Fraternity Man . . . I FC I ir C How: Blue-, UmtH, ULitrlui L•Xl . stcv. , U.uin, Bloiii U)Il ' ' . W agiui , , ' miti| ' II. mow, C:olliMJii. Siivrul I r,r: lollctt, Wicklil, tiller. Mann. Floll. Hoover, i ' rof. HillLini, I ' alhis (licas.). VVoimk-v, llauiUv. I ' hird Ron: Hclki. Mark, kiiiKii, I ' mlici, HorIcIcU, Hallcry (secy,), .Miqiiclou, Campbell, Hun ckcr. Wcn lir. Iniirlh Kuw: MaiFarlaiie, 1 homson, I.iindalil, Sliugerl, Nill. lairell. Ohcin, Ccide, l.islcr, .loiics. Jusi what does a Iraiciiiiiy do, aii a r ' Well, lols ol cuiisliulluc thing ' s, was ihc usual answer lasl year. , IralerniiN demands respoiisiliiliix hoiii iis nienibers, l iii in re- iinii |)r() ides Icllowshij) and undcrslanduig lor iliese nieinbers. lo help accomplish this, Inlerlratcrnily (Council lunied liie luentv-nine iralcrniiics. F.ver iwo weeks the ( ouiu 11 scr ecl as a l)oiling ])()i lor iIk ' lraleniii problem ' llnown in l) Pi ' esideni Dick Uroiii. ( ' .oiiii ( il memi)eis weic v (|nalilied bec inse lhe also scr cd as heails ol their respective houses, I his ear the meelings started oH vvith din- ner. Bv always eating liisi, (oinuil members had a better tiiance to gel well a( ipi. Hilled. I ' x ' sidi ' s discussions ol lomiiion problems, Irani iiilies wtre ,il)le, through the (louiicii, to pul then colkciixi ' he. ids logelher on co opeiatixe projects, Ireiniien l).i s menu big doings ,u Si ' .. i he Council had charge ol pl.iiiiiiiig ,nid org.mi ing m,ni ol ilu ' .utixilies o( ihal week ' s |)rograin. Anoihci project, one ol the c.mipus ' biggest social events, was the Cireek lorm.il l.isi, bin ceri.unh not least, last spring was the mass exodus ol ( .1 c c ks lo W Oodwaid I lospital lor a bang- u|) icp.iu .nid cleaning job. Ilu .ii c om|)lished a great deal at the hospil.d ,nid Ic I oil excess sie.iiii ,11 ilie s.ime nine. 304 FRATERNITIES Fraternity Pledges United We Stand liiui li.iu I nii l ' lL(l};f ( oiiiuil took u| oii iiscll iliis vcar a project to IrI|) unite the tweiitv iime |)letlj;e ( lasses, tlie idea beiii thai iiiuler- staiuliiig and cooperation lirndy entreiulied as Ireshnien would cany ihroiigli lot more sincesslul lollege days. Kaili pledge (lass elecieil a inend er to attend the meetings twice a month. This gioiip decided on a get accpiainted poli( . Best idea was a smokei iield in the I ' nion. .Ml the neoplntes came to mix and mingle. Lots ot (()n ersaii()ii and good eniertainmeni w.is theic. A |a band I omposfd ot |)Icdg .s liom various houses lurnished iht iinisi( . Skiis were auditioned, and liu- l)esi were viewed iluougli tlie gieai tpiamiiies I smoke. . 11 the lellows looked loiward to the joint meeting iield with jr. I ' anhel C mnc il. 1 hese two dreek gioiips started making ])lans for tiie uuuial (ireek Sneak picnic. Deciding to pla ii sale this year and loll old man weather. I.SCl pledges |)lanned ihe ' lim ighi as an indoor pai tv. What better place was there than the women s gym? There was plenty of room for dancing, swinuning. vollevball. or talk — not lo inen- lioii all the lood. The itleal girl and i)o pledge were (lowned. Ka( h iuarier meant a shift in personnel. Piesidenis this year were (•eoige .Albert and Dick Day. This shifting of oiiues and members hel|)e(l give moie jjledges the chance lo work with each other. Him: II. AiMlrtKili. Ilj ' lrr . Cwnlrr (t. p.). (prrvrm-n. Iliininjn rriMii HtK . KiHlrtitlrilirt. Villum«. Smilh. . Andrrvin. I)a . lilttii . Sihtirt . llnRrr. ' rf How. MjMin. Wjirr«, K XtiilrrMtn. (jvmln. l-rniihii. NlihoU. Mnilr. lljUrnu. AIImti f|iir t 305 Acacia . . . Spring Housecleaning in August? Iksidfs gciiiii; iMiMiiiiii; s|)u .111(1 span. Acuians (especially I ' usidcni |iiii lliigkl(li) were biisv moiitlis in advante making plans. I 1r (Kiasion? ISC. ' s eha| ier ol A( .u i.i was t liosen iiosi lor liieir regional conclave. Iliewnik iiunixtd in gelling ieail Idi .ill this ( ()Mi|).in paid oil in fnn and aiiDniplishnieni im all i iiii i m (li.i|)iiis piiseni: loi ii was. I ei snccesslnl nieeling. ( ai ia pla ed host ag-.iin at ( ' linsinias — this liine loi niiu under pi i iieged ( liildicii. ( ' juilung ,uid i() s hi ii;liii lit d liii ( ungslers ' lioli- (lav and prosed thai . tai ians li e up lo ilieir inoiio il I luiiian Service. l.asi s|)ring found them busv |)ra(ii(iiig l,a Diali Induction. ilieii ' o(l il skii. whic h was a howling success. Fall c|uailei diey were al ii ag-ain — ihis lime in ihe X ' arielics finals. .xliloii (wiiior dnnl. BliM. I ' lirUr. I ' iiiclr%. ' irrunil Itim: Me tr. I ' airx. Wclui, lli Kli:Ult ( viiiirabli- diaiil. Sin. DiiiMiioic. Spctr, Vollclci. Lmiii. Hmjmii liiiril Kow: litin. Hnhriibukcii (junior dram. Widdcl. l.lldwiK. C:olvillc, I ' mt. Johnson. Sliultjcr. tourlh Haw: l ' rarc ' . Young, KrHiiim. SundbcrR, Gcll- horn. Knl in«4iii. Ilajik. Winpinlrr. Mrrrim.in ftrra .l, Stnriohanii. Hoiarcl. WL-her. [ -h In The Spring Adelantes ' Fancy Lightly Turns . . . I he Adclantcs led a gay social liic iliis past year. Biggest red-lellcr da on ihe calendar was the lornial, Spring-tiine Rende xous. F.ach !)r()iher asked his most unforgettable girl lor iliis tniforgctiablc evening. S])ring nieani diapter picnics, too. Headed bv Marshall Pitcher, these fellows were actixe in divisional clidjs. Iowa Slate Singers, Plavers, and joinnalisni. Men were cliosen for Al])ha eta and IMii Kap])a Phi. Adelanic. the onh local lraiernit al ISC, was loinided in I ' .KIT. Thev celebrated this founding dining Homecoming last year. There have been forty-four years of fralernal bonds to prc:)ve that their motto. ' ■,Scholarshi|), Fellowshij), and Leadership is an acttiality for all ol their members. First Row: H.ivgrccn (trcas.), GrofF. C;nmoii. 1). C;. Parkn. Williams, C.niKhlDTi. (.imrit. Hash. .Sirioii Hmr: IVrson (v. p.). Lciitioii. DicH-nlcld. Salki-. WiMullfr. Third Kow: D. I ' . I ' arkcr (secy.). ,Sc ' l ii, I i uiiiImiwit. Kline. loinlli Jluir: Diikil. Mrs, Niikiills, I ' iKhti ipris.l. .Sliociiiakci , Moscr. l-illh Kir.r: Miitrill. lisli, Ni-lson. Hnrt. Rcihrnanii. Schacfer. Thf Iclliiu ill ilu- ■( niisrr .ili t shiir m tiiiN ready to r (h.iiii;i- the loni hjiird stiitl ioi ;i little he-lM ) 1(1 li t-ii ii|i this jolU iiowcl. ki ii(l(- oiis limit I ih(- .irlxir a! itu- S| rint;liiii«- K(-iiilr niis. 309 Television oniis l( (he plains . . . and Alpha Chis sccni (oinplftelv cnt rosst-d in this (oixhall J4anie. AdM ' iitnii- sloiics must ha r lionc o his luad. Wf hope Ilu- jiM Kls him oil Jii hlly. f 310 Calling All Cars! Alpha Chi ' s Stage Jailbreak IIku w.iN itnsioii in ihc ;iii. l);itfs were picked up in a paddy .i,i;i ii. lianli l inioiDnri. rf ;i.sicrc(l. and i knlilied Iroin the liniiip l) ' ilicir ( onip.iiUDns. I Ik ii i( laine . . . I lie Ijig jailbreak and a mad seaK li loi liidden Inoi ' (IdupUs reiurnid lo ilu ' liideidii ii j .iinlih ,i .i |)lay Mi ine . I.alei in ilii ' e.n kni ;lils in ainioi piosided llie piopei bat k- ilrop Idi tlie (..irnet and While lornial. Red and wliile lainalion cor sages rallied ont ilie (olors: jewel scatter |)ins were the favors. I ' lmr Alplia ( ' lii Rim hmilRTs pla ed in ilie h.nid: se tn c re mem- bers ol singing j;i i ii|)s. Si liolaslieally. lliev were proud ol liuii ilnee Iresinen selected loi I ' lii K.la Sigma. Phi I in ( h.ipu r sent ilnie lo ilie n.itional ion eniion in New ()I k. (ioiton Cihanning was pre. y. .1 Rvu-: . . ii lrrv ii. Fullnii. Stiiiu-ll. Nri- ir. MiMcchan. Srcund Rmv: Jillson, Roliison. Cullon (pro.). Mrs. Baker. II. .Andcr«)n. .Ma o. III. Thud How: Jona. iinvin. B.il inK. IlroHii. Winkrlman. C iiMaftnn, Ohon, Lindcr. Winter. Fourth Row: Harper, F. Alldcnon. Randall, Warm (v. p.), EicMberg (Ircai.). Cniw- ■I. Ilad.i(liek. fillh How: R. Jelinrk. Ncal. Cook, Toenies. Hnn on. Sccbach («ecv.). J. Jclinek. AGR ' s Know How to Judge The m And ihc winner — many times in ihc past excited AC.R ' s eagerly wailed throiigii this familiar phrase. Usually it was a pleasing finish for them. Two A(;R ' s traxeled wiih ihe first phue meal judging team to (ilii(ago 1(11 ihi ' Intel national l,i esto(k Show. .Spect ators at the Waterloo l)aii C ' attle (longress watt lied loin . (.R ' s who were mem- bers ol dairy judging teams. Their president, Ciene W ' eise. recei ed the iirsi |)lace indixidual award. The livestotk judging team that won second place in the nation claimed the services of two AGR ' s. There was no time for spring lexer. Seven ACiR ' s were litis with the Vcishea Horse Show central conmiittee. TJiree hundred alums and actives at Alplia Gamma Rlio ' s Farmer ' s Ball had a lerrilic time during the barbecue and dance. First Row: Smith. Holz, Warrt-n. Young. Fuller, DcC;r,iff. Scrortd Row: L. Mathews. Hcubcrger, Meiuhold, Slife, Tomlinson, Olson. Oppcrmati. lifTatu. I)ii iv. Third Ron ' : R. Paschal. Sthinidt. Tinkliam. White. Wornile ( . p.). Cooper. Idlse. Kreiter (secv.). BahrenhurR (treas.). Fourth Row: It. Mathews. Ilarpci, Mil ler. Edicman. Slalcv. WriRht. Wiese (pies.), Mrs. Dahlherg, Hart , Wiukelinan, Core, tlailand. . I ' .ts(hal. Fiftli litr.t : Ma er. ' .iii I ' cli. C.ra . Zitin. .i litrl, Hansen, ' runks, rwec:en, Nicholson, Riiiker, Johnson, Mitchell, Ha les, Osterlnir. 313 { . I, Hold the Presses! ' ' Shout ATO Journalists Okav. let cT 11)11. I he hnrn •Jit( ' ' ' ' is (oming oiil uilli foiirtccii I ( ) ' s riding aloM . I-rom hiisiiuss managci on down. i:i( liidiiig house |)iisidini Dick Snw.m as inanaj;iiij ' cdiloi. the •.ii mi ' ri is well si.illed with !() ()ilui |)ul)li(ati()ns have iheir share ol ihese weaieis ol I In lallese ( ' loss on ilu ii niasl heads. i ' oothall. iia(k. haskeihall. and an active and rniiirnl |)arti(i|)a- lioM in inlianunals lounded out the house athletic | rogiani. These hoys liaxe hiains, too — iwentv-thiee men in honoraries. Dehalers. di isional c lid)s. Wishea. and I ' .ngineeiing ( ' ouiuil lui|)i(l iill ihe lew idle moments. Besides all these actixilies. iheie were also a lunnhei ol hre- sides and two ionnals. All this added ii|) to make tlu ' car a l)us one. hilt a lot ol lun lor the Alpha 1 au Omegas. Iir,i Run: Pranon. Albrrl. I.i«lr. Hill. Miom.i«. C.ri morr. Molvnraux. Bell. Robr l , M.irck. Srronil Rnir: RiicliiillK (v. p.). Pavi . SImpioii («« .). NichoU. ( Imlicr. Duncan. K. J. Ijivin, Avland. ScarU-. K. K. larion. Third How: Frolfrickwn. Sihafrnlli. Allen. McFcrreii. I). Lar« n. no ne (lrea .). (iliniollo. TraMLa. ll ' Ti. , Mn. C:liriMian. I ' nKell (prci.l. Chanlbrrlain. True, Hunter. Pierce. Taylor. Gardiner. Salina . fourlh Knw: Scolt, Wilkin. rninkoK. Arno. f 1(1 1 Row: I I . ' liatlel . Wald. Filler. ,Vi«( i Row: Redcrcr. Scil inger. Keasl. .Snni( i Woii ' .- Cileawin. Olenn. PolleiiRer. Eighlli How: Piltlirk, Van Dercreek. Amnburi. Hunter. Beta Sigs Give Golden Awards at Gold Formal The crescendo of the vear was reached in la when hundreds of gold roses twined on lallices lo carr oul ihe ihenie Cold Rose Formal. This was tlie big nighl for awards, liela Sigs crowned their (]neen while I he ahnns presented the on islanding ac ii e a sard and ihc pledge schol- arship award. Ikla .Sigma Psi is a national Lutheran fralernily. Mcndjeis hold national, regional, and international presidencies of Ciamma Delta. Lutheran honorary. At ISC Beta Sig men are in six honorai ies. Three ol the iwenty-ioin- acti es in di ' isional clid)s hold oliices. . iti e Chuck Pallas, president of the house, •as treasurer of IFC and annoumer for K AST. along with many other aeti ities. iirsi Row: Sanfiird. I.mkoM. Tiinuincli ' . Uochnkc. Maildcn. I.dicMi . M. .Xtulcrson (vn.). lnR«ersi-n. MugRi ' il. Maas. Second lioif: Voder, Haas. C.occkcr (triMN). Haiiihcll. Nuss, Bni i-k. W. KiilhiinrKiii. I- Idir (Islv.p.l. R. Andcison, Dotkstadri . Hucdcpnhl. Tliirrl lloir: Miss Herman. Pallas (prcs.). Fgurlh How: Ochlscii. M. Kolhnorgt-u. G. Rctkii. f-rcinkc. H;ialaiul. !. Ik-(kcr. Madden. Sundeiniaii. Petersen, sdiwtiie. I assen. Finn. 317 I 318 KchL ' :iis;il lor (aiultiiila . ' Oiih in this mail ' s version, the two brothers are also workini;! Ueta.s rialh did skin ' iin a!;aiii. |nd ges coiildn ' l resist Ihe ha| |) kil( . How Did Betas Find Time to Clean Their Bucksi I ' or iIk ' iliiid year in a row. Iki.is won flisi in ilu ' I lonict oniing (lc(oiaiii ns. Suiccss wiili ihc X ' cishca lloai was tlK-irs. loo. lint ilic licta aiiiviiics weren ' t confined lo l)uil(lin ;. I wo lU i.is he Id impoiiani I lonieconiing jolis. i2 ' eisliea saw a Ikia I Ikli Pi sncceed a I ' uia as eneial (haiinian. Always strong in a(li ilics, Ikla llieta Pi (laiincd scxei.d men in Siabbatd and Blade, six in Sextant, and liiiee in Persliinsj Rilles. MendKis in l-C ' .liil) included liie baseball (aptain and the two lo|) point-getters on ilie track s(|na(l. Wiarcis ol ilie diamond met witii I ' nion Hoard. Social limeati. Cardinal (.nild. Ai; (ounc il and ( .ndin.d Ke . besides main other acii ilies. Hns Betas were led this Near In Bob Hellei. who had a hard lime keeping ahead ot his active brothers. fir.l I,,:,: llrtiiliiil..Miii. I. C l.irk. W ' lU R. C. Pt-UTJon. R. Clark. Mnmiiul. Miinuiii. I ' niNic. Bo.il. R. Ilanwiii, | ir lnil. Iljtnmrr. Srrnnd How: niirviil riR. .McCulliKh. MrCjirrinclak-. AuituMim. Kulk-r. llinic. Ri ttlal. Kirn. Sni:illcv. Morliiiur. I ' liinl Itmr: Maiklocki. l.jC,raiiK -. Cjkmi. Ipliiii. Arthur, l-iiuhani. Him. Clir flal. Wiiilrn (mtirtliiiK «.i . I . Ki l rrlMiii. Cuiriucv. .MilioK. hourlh liuw: Kinip. llrrKKrin. MmriMin. lliiMiui, Jiilinwin. ArcmU ( . p.). Mr . Baker, llcllcr (prn.). RubiiivMi. R. R. IVlcrxin. lailor. Bartk ' V. fillh Row: Olmilcd. llra . F. HanM ii. Riiil. Aiiii kl. Rookcr. Uickciuoli. Niism, Chriilnum (Imt.), McMantKal, Shtnbicn. Kcllchcr. Delta Chi ' s Make Another Strike riic i)lin(ling liolu in ilie Delta Chi front vnoin ( ainc from tin- Class 1) ollcyljall tropin, li siionc brightly from the slicll next to llie reminder of stieeess in Ixiwling. Delta C hi ' s had [)iek.e(l up enoiigli spares to lake second place in Class B howling. Delia ( ' .his alsK had a good lorinula lor lini — parlies, firesides. and cxehanges. Michvay Madcaps ' had all tiie gay aimospluie ol the ciretis . . . lots of laughs o er tiie cia y costnmes there! I ' hongh lixing on a far 1 1 ting edge ol campus. Delia Chi ' s Asere in terested in all kinds ol aciixilies. Mend)ers belonged to Players, chorus. band, and many hcMiorarics. One of the brotiiers was senior foot ball manager. President Tom Cole was an ac li e member of Keramos. With all these aeti ities, the Delta Chi ' s really had a siieeessfid year. First Row: Suanson. . .i KiIil. l)in ui. K. (.ilbtil. Javiii-, R. Julinsuli. Ci.iisuii. S(liiull. Snujid Ii(ni ' : , l.i[jniliK IV- P- i . fa.iuU . Uddtiisltiiui . R. Sialon. . Itimuc. Mrs. SthwcndciuT. Withers. I- ' , (.ilbcrt (secy.), Hobde. Third How: J. Seatuii. Hopewell, Marquardt (Ireas.), R. L. Jnhiisoii. M.iii.ili, Xelsdii. Clode (pres.). Hart . CJehris. Kloktier, Short. Ert ' iii, Stott. Fourth Row: How, Dohrraaiiii, Van I ' ossaii, Drews, .Shoot, Breed, Hise. Grauer. K( Ml iK .irid I til .1 pipe- Ml lit i oni Ini [s 1)1 hoiiK . ( iir ilisii ,i( liiii inlliKiiit- . . . hooks. I hi M Drh.i (his iiiiisi imr )m- iiLijois. ,i( Ir.isl lh (hm ' l s( t Ml In h.ixr hi .iid o( iiic h.tiii .ilioii. 321 1 f.7 ' TmVK s vw-t ; Mystery, Suspense . . . It ' s a Delta Sig Party Sduiivi.- lookiiij; mtii and stimniiig women (nmdcd aroimd i.il)lc . Diik Irai would liavf dcUc led ilii ' dingy atniosplicrc ol die I icikIi underground. Delia Sigs called ii the Apache Danee. ' (iirls were adMiiiied i) showing iluii entrance slij) — a clainl Delia Sig garter worn six iiiehes abo e ihe knee. . s winter lollowed, .swabbics changed the house into a waierliont cli e called Driiiwood Inn This was another pariv with a great deal oi atmosphere. ' Spring brought a change I torn du i kIk ulmis lo i In miIiIiiik I lie ( ' arnation Uall was ioimal and lani . At intei mission awaids were made lo President )ohn W ' en lei and other ouistanding membeis ol Delia Sigma I ' hi. 1 he woie the keys ol . li)ha .eta, Thi . Iu . lpha, I ' hi Kap|)a I ' hi. and (iaimna Sigma Delta. in Hou-: Brnticll. While. HopkJiH. Sargent, Sauni. SkccU. K tuiman. Srcontt Hoiv: Ka ltiiirn, Smith. Sirplt-% . R(h-. Faust (icc .). Mciskc. Latliain. Bruugh. Moli- •on. WoU. FcriTC. Ca ill. Third Rou: fox, Mrs. Would, Wcn lcr (prcs.). .Mills, Winner. Fourth How: Rabcr. Rush, Lull, Owings. fifth Row: Jones, Braga, Duroc, Khnefclter. Rosenboom, Wcigcl, Kuchl. Runklc. Brown. Pcllctier. Hardi (v. p.), I . Wilson. R. Wilstui. Sunderman. McClain (ticas.). Willianu. Delta Tau Delta ' ' Conquereth AlT ' AMiai ' s iliat? Russians marching down the Union halls! Coni- nuniisis? iXo. just Dells dressed up lor Varieties to prove thai Love Conciuerelli All. I he Dells (()n(|uercd all their audience, loo. with a trickv Russian daiuc and won a , ).! ' ariclics iiophy. I iiere was more international spice when the Daily said, Come to Lucky Pierre ' s. I ' ar be it for Dells lo ])ass up anv op]:)ortunitv. so they came en masse vilh dates. . t ilic house ihey lound a lounlain splashing in the li ing room and a sidewalk cale. (iaming tables (with currency a liillc paler than usual) pro idcd lunds lor relrcshments. What a racket! Merrily dangling their keys, with president )a(k Latilkner leading liie way, sixteen Delts were in lionoraries. .Xnd main others trampetl oil to work on the Bomb. First Row: F.Tiil. ' ;it[. I ' jlmcr (Iri-as.). Second How: lllisii. lliciitoii, rcltiMiii. DppLd.ilil. I.ouiiii. Riil)r . OiJiJunluiiiui . (iiiincv. Third lion ' : Ki-iii|jU ' i, ll.ii li|), Henderson. C :impt}rll, Knrns, Faulkiu-r (prcs.), Mrs. Everis.s. kislingbury. Chrysler, Narnii. Smiley, loiirtli Htm ' : Hauser. Allan (y. p.). (i. Boiin. Walker, Nulting. R. B riis. I-iftIt Row: VonelgesanK. Wayl, Kirkpatrick, MonlKoniery, Weidenbachcr, J. Bolin, Coiiison. Copelaiul. Sixtit How: Nordfiuist. Moore, Marstoii, Swanson, Robbins. Sainuclson. BiyaiU. Sti ' enth Ixou-: W ' itkliind, Cilisoii, Uiirger. Malinke, IJrake. Busdi, W lUms ' ' ml ' Iw ' ' ■ MkMi immi 1 L Li-J H Tit liiU ' iiial i )iiil)ii ti( ii engine — lctiiiiti n; one pledge and several watching brothers. Siiiitillaliii!; tuiiMisalion .it the l)t ' dance . . . Do vou? I do. i u don ' t sav. 326 DU ' : Good Dancers and Good Athletes, . g;iiiisi a bat kgioimd ot gav nij lit lil( ilu uiiiiii house dance, ( liil) ni . was held. l)l s |)iu c(l snidoih on llif aihlclic liild as will .is oil ihc daiui- ilooi. S|)(iris Triad uiniRis. ihcy also pai li( ipalcd III .iisii haskclhall, ii.nk. looihall, and icniiis. ' I lic season hrou ;ht till ' oll iiiiraiiiiii.il (ii{) .Mill ( il.iss 1 .111(1 ( ' s(ilil .ill (ii|)s lo ihi ' in. Willi .ill ihosi- aildiiii aciixiiics ii was aina mg thai they had liiiii- loi ainihiiij ' else. lUit piiblii aiioiis ranked hij;;h on their extra- inn iiiilar list. Ihev liad the |)iesident of lioiiih I ' tihliiation lioaid .111(1 iliiie Will ' nine others on lin- Etignwcr si. ill. iiu liulini; ilic idiior. S|)oris. hnnior. and news were covered l) 1)1 s on ihi ' fionih. ( itnidrr and D(iil siafTs. Delta I ' psilon ' s President Bill Mmpliv. alihonjj;h busy with IraterniiN matters, lonnd lime lor work on the .lina luiciter. ini Rotf: Watkilu. K. Hatc%. TalcoK. R. Bl;ickhllrii, Vallcc. KiiiR. R. Brosliar. Ycllcr. HaiiKinn. Srrnnd Rou - McCliirc. Hcc l , .trmlli. Jcnliii. MiiiKii . Nchon fv. p.). MrirM- Mrra .). ( ' h.illrtl. Walil. Third littw: Evenly, Balduin. Ilaiina. Laudlilin, C )lcman, Ilcthtrom, Plan, notlrnr. Vn Kl. Brown, fourth How: Gaculcr, Adami, t mman. MilU. Manrahaii, l.orrn . A. BriMhar, .Alexander. Johnvon. KrocKcr. J. Bfarkbnrn. htflh How: Alwnod. Nt-fT. .AIIlHrrt. Slcvcnwin, RoRrr. TrUflkcy. Paltcnon. Mrulr. .Arthur. Sixth How: C.rt-cl. Pralhrr. C:haiuc. Brown. Karl. Murphv (pre .). Mr . .Stnlsnian, ). Bale . Cowon. l lA|K-k ' li (wty.). Slcrn. Farmhouse Members Made the Grade Firsi in scholarship time and time again, FarniHousc led all thr fraternities on campus lor the sixth consecuti e year, selling a new record. And liiev ' re trying to set still anotlicr this year. j-annl lousr nicniljcrs made the grade re|K ' atedly in ( aniptis honors, loo. I hrough ihcir doors passed ihe general chairmen ol iIr ' llarxesl Hall. Religion in I.ile Week. Little International, and the X ' eishea Hor.se Show. Farmllouse social season started with the annual Farm- er ' s Frolic, a coxered wagon entrance. Active President Dale Hoo ei loinid lime to al)l lead FarinHouse in a ery successlul year. In the sportslight were their Varsity trackmen. Fhe all college ( ' lass D Softball champs resided at 311 . sh. as did the frateniit ( ' lass B football champs. lint Ruw: MtVc , Wcbc-r. Swansoii. . I cis, C.olliploil. Vtiss fst-cy.). Hrill, I-ithtcr (ticas.). Lclaiul, S. Ht ki. Second Rnw: IIutcluKill. (.. Held. ' .ils m. Mrs. Anlliniu. Hoover (pres.), Duhbert, Mill. W ' iliianis. Third Row: Kvaiis. niaiui. Heimslril, Tyler. Acker (bus. riiKi.t. A ' issci . Itnnllt Hoir; lobnsoii. Martin. 1 horpe. York. Slrohbehn, Benin. Tiff i How: Sdiallan. llHinipson. Oleson. neelh.iidl. ReddinRton. Conncll. Clark. W ' .rlsir. W ' iinds. Rodders. Shappell. Mi ab.ira. .Srv i liinr: Sealll. Larson. Conk. Ilrrtrliins, Karrffr7ian, Irit . C;ra . ' ' • ■•- ' — ♦ X Il InokN .10 il lli( ' ll i).i - lo (.ill ;i ((t| lo i;(( thi l Ihiu lo sin|) .iiiiio iMiL; (lu- iirsls will) his iitiisit. Il is irri.iinh (n ) « hii|M d ih.ii Mil I mi- « .Mils 1(1 (iiil . 329 330 C an iliis Ik- a (vpical ka| pa Sit; bull sessicmr Looks more like a sl lf shou to lis. all iht ' wa from roiiiial to vcrv informal. SoiiK ' llioiii;til it was a leak in the lool, but tht ' brothers kneu it was oiiIn [larl of the detoralioiis for ibe lllaek and White. Friendly Kappa Sig Battles Waged All Year A yearlong stiinimagc was llic scholarship war. Seniors and s(i|)hi)niorts were pilled ag:iinst juniors and Iresliinen. Iliere was a iioiable increase in ilu ' i haplei ' r.i U point, .nid ihe rankid hi h .iloMn IraierniiN row. I here was .dso a ph si(.d iniproxeiiuni wai ' usidiing in new washrooms .ind Imniiiiu. peiiniii.d h.iiiU was thi- a . ir lone War. Inherited Iroin ihe long time lending ol the .nniv and naw. it was vaged with task h)r(es ol R() swahhies and i ( ) hus drixers. K.a|)pa Signias hiiaiiu ' (.ou(hos and Don |iians lor the annual liar Nolhing western ,ind the lilac k and While lonn.il n l)eaiili- liil girls and dwarls ihe made their skit a great success at eishea od il. Ihe ihapiei. goxerned by Russ Oberliir. playctl hosl lo ihc ilisirici eoiulavc. firAt Rotf: I.ind (v.p).. Macv, iicrchcr. Dtiliv. Orr. M. M.illit-Min. C (KHlu ' in. D. Sniiili. liucliiinan. Mrll cr. Sriond Row: Hirkciil(Mi| cr. J. Obcrlin, J. CTowtlifi. C ollthalk, I ' . .. n ( civ.). I.anl , R. Obcrlin (pre .), F. Slnilh, R. Crowlticr, R. I ' ctcrson, .•VriioUI. Third How: , l( . laniiu . V. Smilh, C arlnn, BiirliciL ' . Johiiwiii. Filch, lliomp- |l8U lillc. f..ttc , MtAnnclIv, C.oucicn. Fourth How: LcRiihn. GaU, Lcilhead (lrca.s. ), Hcrrow. Sthm-nlein, . l flf. SinuMivMi, F. i ' rIcrvMi. l ' hip| A. DamK ard. M . ■R t.n viiKiii Lambda Chis Give Party . . . Children Have Fun So HUH li lun ill ' , ' )(! ili.ii ilu iiicd ii ai aiii in Dciciiihcr ' 31 — thai was ilu- Lambda Chi and l a|)|)a Delia gel-logcihcr. li made a winiiT woiidci land hn ihc undci |)ri ikgcd (hildicn ol . mcs and BooiR-. A Ijig c cni. ii iiu hided gills, lood. games, entcriainmeni, and Sania Cllans. Lanihd.i C ' his (ould guarantee thai a ()ari like ihis is Inn lor kids Irom one lo one hundred. Table talk all year coneerned die conclave lo be held ai ISC. . 11 the chapters in the Great Plains area were expected. Each man carefidly circled the date President Bob Wagner an- nounced. The Lambda ( hi . lpha spring dance was something to look lorwaiil to. The While Rose Formal was |)receded b a lornial din- ner al ihe Sheldon-Munn Hotel. FirsI Pole: Fisluvild. Hicklin. I.oflelir. Mrs. Coopci . W.isnf? (pros.), jnck.son (trt ' iis.). Kllenht-iKcr. SfCOtid Row: Knox, Olson. .-XndiTson. ShiRcl. Boll . Ciirpi-ntcr. - fitlli;ir lt. Brunirncl. Bums, rhirtl lion-: Sleeg, .Mciikc-. H.istrrt, ' an Her Marten, lotirlh Rujr: lluhcr. H;i tUT. Bctki-i. FlcniinR. Iiltli liou ' : Ni-lson. (•nicning, Mullri. El.l fs. DnjbrllHis. M;irlin. Sixth Run ' : I ' iiiik. Riiin.iii. Kiiiksini. Shviiimhi. Ihisii. rimi. S,-.;iilh Rn-.r: Iiiuh. Hcrkman. Noiniao. Riili.ncls. 1 All I i;of for ( ' hi isliiias was MM Mno liorif (rrlh. 1 lu iliuiiiN n l .ii)i; aiul (hi- iMiib.il l.iiii;. ii l I  rr%onr ho|H ihal ihc contcrl will mmh he n fr. 333 i r-i (.aiiilu ' llc, (.aiiilu ' lU ' . ISiK Ih.il isn ' t alloHcil on (i llti;t ' grounds! The pUiiic looks liki ' it nIiouIiI fl , hill it never (lid get off the gruund. BffWflPC nw mm 3iik. 334 Phi Delta Theta in the ISC Sportslight I hcic was a IMii Dtli kitti mail in c ciy s|)()ri. I il).ill season lound thici ' in llic si.niin Ijaiklicld. I lir urcsilinn and baskLihall s(|uads wen i.i|)iaiiKd h IMii Dilts. llic i( (.-iJicsidcnl ol I Clnl) IdiMid nine Iji ' otluis hai knij liiin np. I Iktc- wxw mdv iwu Miidtnis on tlu ' Ailik ' lu (.onnid and Ixiil) wok.- iIu ' I ' Iu Dili |iin. Iniraniurals lonnd ilu- Phi Dclis li a( ii f. I luic uiii- sipiads ni A and li c lasses ol looiball and iiie wtic ilie- A and H Ijowling elianips. to inLiilion jiisl a few. Members ol IMii Delia Iheta were very aeiixe ni many lc|)ari- nienlal and olliei ( iuhs. ( ' oni|)lele- illi hie eseape enirant e and ariis- ii( murals, the liowei y Party highlij hted the fall social ealeiidar. Dur- ing winter (|uartei President Boh Wae h and his hioihers leatined the o|)ening the new ree . room. iri fiuu : J. Wivvifi. I). Vjxv ii, Arncv. Mann, Slonc (Ircai.). Rc lfs, Brink, GurIoii. Rvc (miv.K Busikohl. Srronti ttnw: (.lolfcin, Klca clanil. R. Bratliiii, I ' ncrMill. Plird . Silirrilicr. Nc1m ii. I)av. niiii . WiNon. Third Row: RilliT, Slliidt. M:ilR-v, llj trr Nlf. I);ivi ' (. Shepherd, kcxh. Raflelv. i-ourth Itow: McllliR. Itorr«l . I. Brjvlnit. .i) lH-ti4. WiUrll. Swjii. l.inRenfelter. Mrs. (.eAler, ' e:itli (pres.). I.i tler, Htikill. tilth How: BarniilKe. l.indKren, A. (.ampbell. BroHii. CU , Mi ' flenvii). I%trr. R. ( jinplM-ll, (.arrrlv)!!. ScxI lu loft How, t(irltiiK with boy knfeling on watt: Lowr% ' . Rosnak, Faufuc, Jackson. Schnell, I Hctleti, kfnlakas. Toti l: . llMllrlli. Ntl...ii. V..,nn:I.I...I. M.niu. . I,. I. l),K.. Ur. Spii. hci Fiji Island — A Phi Gam ' s Paradise All the necessary ingicdicnts were tiiere in Mav uiicn the I ' hi Cams held Uieir Fiji (irass Skirl Dance. Each girl had to wear a grass skin. Faxorile rendezvous spot thai night was the smooch hut. In ita- tion — little lorn loms — weic- delixered at a Cirass Skiit .Serenade. eishea parade speclatois wore staitled looks, (aowds ol black- ened, grass-skiried l-ijis came rinining do vn ihe street. Iheii carnixal king rode proudly in a sedan chair c:)n their shoulders. Phi Cianima Delia varriors prc) ed their athletic ])rowess in col- lege inliaminals. (llass A looiljall lound the iiateiiiit runner-up. They were tops in Class C bowling. .And in the dual track meet they eanie away with a first place, no less. |ohn Sluigaii en)o ed being the chiei ol such an acti e tribe of islanders. lirsl Itinr: Kwald. Hiiltr. Mann, 1 lumi.is. I iji. Hunl. llaiikiTiscin. I i( kr. Muii. Srciind Hir.r: Wilcox. McC ' .ria. Srlialk, Scliwin, Johnson. Forrcslcr. Tholl, Laughlin, Si-fbrr, Ficnlifss. Third jtow: Mi)(itliracl. Sk-tniiiotis. M(b.i In.in. Himcli. SlniKart (prt ' s.). . Its. K iuf. Ollt-ir. Rcnnels, Lovcjoy, Bigbfc, Koch. Fourth Row: Barg, Husch, . lulrson, Rcnkcn. Lu . I.ogan. Ogilcn. lillli Rmr: Adams. CIdvIc, I1o|)1i ' ( hi cmliiiK moi. Hiiak. D.Lxis. - ■•jJA V n(l the au.ud for the Ix ' stt-s! viili iht- U.isU ' st (o tiiiiu- .It (lu- .tiHiti.il rhi ( aiii iiravs skill daiuc, an islaiuki doll. Fi)i ' « Haiiiil f.ishidn.ihlr rialiM ' float Ixfiiir fasfinatrd cio %d. 337 Instead of Land Ho! it ' s V:Uth the birdie at the annual I ' hi Kap Pirate ' s Uall. Appai enlU I he ini iiil ei s and dales a I lliis fireside are awaitini; the arii al l thai iii;h( jn!l ohi ell. 338 Phi Kap ' s Pirates Capture Many Honors I ' lic Hash ol daggers, a l)la( k |)at( h () ti the eye, and daiigliiig gold railings, all were signs ol a Phi Ka| at ilu ' February I ' iraie ' s iiall. W lien the Phi Ka|)s weien l saUiiig the liigii seas, adixilies lo|j|)e(l liieir agenda. John C.ollison. house president, was on .Seienee Council. Hoiii ilie president ol Pi 1 au .Sigma and liie vice-president ol the Kiii litN (il Si. Pat iunig their hats at 2110 l,- ' av. ()ii the nuisical note there were nie nd)ers in singers and ' arsiiy ([uartei. ' eishea was another all out event. In . ' I ihev had ihiee open house chairmen, .nid in JL ' thev claimed the Xodvd chairman. Scnialiy conjicious Phi Kappas captained the Hond) Heaiuy Hall. i.F.C. Dance. F.nginecrs ' C ' arnival. and W ' issensc halt. 1 here v ere a! wavs complemeniary dance tickets ai this house. ' ' • Ruu: Ma%rr. Mciiridi. Vt-slr , lU-iulcrvin, Sci cr(linK. Bolincnk.iinp. Wilsrii. Bttktr. Srfniul How: Milihcll. Fil |{eraUI (v. p.). Rcick-«. Third Row: Ni«on. ithjfn%. C.rnlf. Ilr . Kliilr. JiihiiMiii ilrt-.i .). l(-l iiil%. Mahono. A ' utjrf i Rou - Miirphy. l i-I ( l tu-l:iiTi-. FImiii. Stickler. Brewer. Drer . Meimer. McC.art . tillli How: Miirpln. keiil. Ilcthl. Molle!. WMjiid. Bruinhaik. Shaiv. Suiiiner. Sixlh Row: C:olli oii (pfe i. Weller. F. .Stolfa. Schiill . Buchcil. Blirhman. Sn rri; i How: Rcth D.Mjri.-. I. SloKa. Mii . ll.nflii R. i( Ni.iii.iii. Rugged Phi Psis Trophy Happy Last spring Plii Ka|)|).i I ' si was tlic repeal wiiuRi ol the all-ye ' ar iniraimiial tropin. I 1r had (apture-d lop lioiiors in Inc sjjorts: olle- l)alL Hack, sohball, ping pong and icnnis. This year they ' ve kept lip ilie good work by claiming lop honors in Class A olleyball and wrestling. ' es. rugged ihe were — but brainy, loo. . niongst all those intra- niinal iiophies. the Missouri Valley .Sc holarsliip lioijhy was promi- nently placed. This cup was awardeel to the Phi Psi chajjter with the best scholastic a erage. Phi i i ])arlies are traditionall lamous. loo. To mention just a few, there was the .Sportsman, the |ell Ho|). and the spring Moulin Rouge. Don Hallery was president. f rj Koui; Wilinorc, Mum, Bown, Swarison, M:ii tin. .?«ond (on; Everest, Vail (trcas.). Gates, Clark, Thicl. Arney, Basler. Pciffer, Szvmet ek. B. . nilei oii. Third Row: Calhoun. J. Anderson, Henelv, Darrow. A. Tapantonis, Whitford, Thornburg, Perrin, Rasinusscn, A, Evans, Focht. Fourth Row: Makee er, linslev, Cunning- ham, Whitcsidcs, Rnsenleld, Kingslev, Kruse. tirupa, Bvcrly, Muschott, Hill, t ' ijth Row: Cillcn, Bushnell (v. p.), Toms, I ' oslma, Nelson. Magoun, Colli, R. Papantonis, Sihrimper, Bu e. Halterv (pres.i. Sirs. Uimmcr, Dean (secy.), Lidell. Bawck. McDougal, Reuber. Sixth Row: Swale, Evans, Mooseman, Marti, Brettman, King, Beal, Diercks, Robson, Bridge, Jacohson, . I( Kee. -5 -: ' « ••;; ; i --- msi i] r .JV 5 : IIM f I his (i iil(l Ik ' : luo (lut-iil doiiit; |)l(-(li;t (liitics, a ijiiitk clciii ii| lufoit- h( u, oi a wav to show nfT iht V u P i■luw johii. rhr I ' hi INi ' s ir.ilh ilii iiirii (ht- h.u ks iil ihf-ir ( liiMtN Ini iniiNiN ( t.its .irid s U h.ils fur th( ir iomk i.iiiii(Ii tliiiiui {i.nt . 341 Even oil week nights ;i line loiiiis ill fioiil nl ihe Plii Tali phone boolh. h.tl sh.ill I !( tiovv. C.oaehr (oiild he a ((ues- tiiMi ht- asked ol (hi ' kihil ei s on I he poK h steps. 342 Phi Taus ' Moonshine Gets Results ■■(lomc with iiiL ' lo ihc Plii I .111 I m pusliiiKis ' lii.i l. iiiiii iiiiiinl main a I ' lii I an to Itis laxoiitc irl last uiiilti (|iiart .i. 1 liis party had iMiAiliinj;. t in Id tlic cxttiit ol a har (oinpktc with a hariciwlcT ami Mooiisliiiic. II i)ii had looked in on the pariy. yon would ha c ' Mill the klloWN diissfd ill ihf laiisi iiillhilK iashioii and liic ii K in their la « rilc Daisy Mac skirts. I htsc IMii ! ans wire lealh lal enled when it lanie to interior detoratir)!!. lor thev lompleiely de- si 4iied and (oiisinuied a modern stvle li ing room lor iheir house. I he also ranked hij h st holasl iealK as ihey plaied ihird aiiioiit; all (he sixiy-hmr lollege resideiues. li smmd as ilioiigh e ery honorary and tliih on lampns had at least one I ' lu I .111. I ' resideiii liiii Poller loiind time Irom his campus activities to le.id liie Phi K.ipp.i laiis. •1 Row: Naiikivil. WriKlit. l-ittlt-. Joliii m (irca ' .). Second How: Piillin, Wn-ki, kui-lil. Bnitr, Wianl (sc-t .), WcMMlriifT, Hillinaii. Third How: Bringlc. CIum. 11. Hi««brock. .MadKii, Van SpolKn ' ck. Bowman, fourth How: Siiilotl, Smith (v. p.). Jellcrics, Putter (prn.). .Mn. tvaiu. V. l-laincbrock, LodRr, Vollmcr, Dcn lrr. titlh Row: Ivcn, CaJO, C. SitUlall. Mcl.can, 1.. SuUlnll. Conl.in. Pi K A ' s Enjoy Their Own Tropical Island Mudi luistling and bustling (ould l)c- seen around the Pi K A house during the nionih oi Xo ciid)cr. li may iia e been preiiy ccjld outside, biu iirside the (oinersion to a hea eidv tropical island was aina ing. I he Pi K As Hawaiian Parts was again hailed as theii toj) social e eiu ol ilie year. The president of the band and the orchestra secretary headed the impressi e list ol members belonging to campus music organizations. The might ol tlie pen was shown on the Bomb, Engineer, Gander and Daily. President Willy Armstrong was a mend)er ol Tan Beta and Alpha ( hi Sigma. Sexenleen others alscj wore coxeted keys. Pi Ka])pa Alpha certainly li ed up to its name as the Friendlv Fraternity this year. Fin t liuw: M cr. Carson. Emerson, M((a:iugli1iti. Hove (scc .-treas.) , Parker. Knight. Cook. Stuontl Ro r : Kinkadc, I.atlirop, ,t. Sidels. Combs, I . Sidels. Harris. Folcv. Third Itiiw: liarewald. Schurker. MrC.ov. Herrink, Mrs. Bevins. .XuTislroiiR (prs.), lirown. liurfoid, I ' etil. Farrell. fv.p.). Innrlli How: Olson. Johnson, f I(•ndv. Sannders. Cooper. C ' oe. CMunpbell. Norton Fiflfi Haw: Hinit, Karlsoii. Flliot, I-e!lous, He(kin:ni, (.ore. - Ctr. ' -i. . ;3 Ci hiiillurv |H .ink — .iihI .i fi [ ! H li(.il ( liiivllii.iN ilill l il .m 111 111! iun ta« ' morniiii; miih— ilu- l;i7V li(r — iH-liirr clouts .iir c | «ih I. 345 Pi Kappa Phis Kept Busy as Bees inT W rl( li w.is hiiinniing with a(ii ii .ill c.ii. I ' i Kaps wcii- iiiiiiiiii}; ill and oiii ilic dooi i; iini In ihc I ' n-s lUiildiiig iiii oir ' ihiii oi anotlR-r. I ' lcsidciii kin I look was ir( iilat ion iiiaiia};i ' i il iIk If rinillini l. I ' i Ka|)|)a I ' lii was ic|)1tm.iiU(I on all ilu puhlua- I ions. Oiluis look an aili c inltrcsl in Radio ()rkslio|). Iowa Stale I ' lavcis and disisiona! (oiimils. Hkv didn i iu k( i grades. ihr)nj ' h. I lu ir list ot stvtii lionoiai its proved iliai. I ' i Kappa I ' ln spiinf ; graduate was hoiiotrd 1) ha in ; ilu ' highest sdiolastit average oi his graduating ( lass. Knergetic I ' l KapsiouKhii Idtgei the lini ihe had ai ihcn Sup- pressed Desires paitv, the Rose ikill. Sno Ball hjriiial. oi Winter ( ' iiiise party, eithei . !■■; Ittiw: r.ilib. Hcruni. IIuIkt. Ri ' hin;iii. Second Rnw: Hill. Townlci. I.ri-. Kclliv. M;iiilii.u. McCulh. Ni-iliaiiickt. Third Hoir: r.amnK ' ll. rtiminivn. Waller, M.-il. | rrs.), Mr . MfCinun. (.ik iillur. (.rcgcfMn, HiKRi . fniirlh Ituw: IVrkliis. S[iiiini ii . K«iii ((iIiiIkc Ir.). .Slimigel. Otlmriii ' . CihiiU ' lar. Blur (irru.). KiioU ' i, I,,,;,,, f,iil, n- ' if M.iiixmIi KiiiiHcli Ilr :inl («f I. Sp:irlv. Wilier. St.iiu ' t. Rr.inill. DrMlin. All Aboard for the Usual Sig Alph Gay Time Toot! Toot! Guys and gals, all aboard! The S. A. X; E. Railroad was lca ing for Hoonc. This line ran onlv once this vcar Avhcn Sigma Alpha Kpsilon had its hilndons train partv. At liic end oi the iraek was a Bar-li-() diinicr and a Register pliotographer. liiis |)ariy was so lerrilic it iiiaik ' a t ()-|)age spread in the SimdaN paper. Wlun tliev ga e a |)aiiy, they really ga e one last year. All the Sig Al|)h s called it a Goodyear Un- Kdncation. Iheir linge blimp won lop honors in the men ' s division ol the jI Veishca parade. Hard longht intramurals games during the year ended in success, too. riiey iield the second |)!a(e trophy for l!). )l. Sig Al])Ii ' s (oarh was Bill Holl. First Row: Callics. trickson. (iiooiii. ' o(U ' r. W ' jm-. (.corKC Rcnaiid. Lindstroin. Sriotifl Roif: Schillniorller, Walkins, Morrison, Strolhmaii. I ' crrv . Ilall (pies.). Vaughn, McNamara. Johnson. Third How: Harlan, Dclbridge. Ailinson. Morrell. Sigwalt. Shaw, MtKinlcy. Kstlc, Severson. Marnion. Hanson (trcas.). fourth Rote: Palmer (v.p.). Mover. Berray. Wolfe. Clondon, Foster. MeGee. Fisher. .Sheldon, Mau, Loiia. I ' iflh Rmc: Wolfe. Goodale. Ballard. Wright. Wilmoti. Williams. Oftclie. Taylor, Drieson (secy.). Cohn, Anderson. Cionld. Sixth Roir: George. Dolliver, Bricrly, McGuiness. Klopstad, Gerwig. Anderson. Broekmeyer, Miirph . Ilnrd. Hanson, Spiuuier, Oiikinsdii, l -nfleruasr Ols.ni Ki.ine, (iriffilh. Oetinison. -; winiy.W6it- _ - - Tlu- Swcfllifiii I tl Simula (hi «(nil l wt ' Il h;ni ' luin written for lliis year ' s dioice. The SiL;iiia Chis arc cai l sliaiks lioiii ua l .uk — ihiir housemother gives free lessons before and after cacit meal. 350 Never a Spare Moment for Sigma Chis Ihc Sijriiia (Ihi living room always found a doud in one torncr plaving a (|iii(k. hand oi bridge, a giou)) around ihc piano, and others thccking the paper h)i ihe latest on brother .Sieve Canyon. In the ii |)h dep.iMnieiii ihe ;dl(ollege class . loolhali award shown Ijrighiesi. Sigma Cihi claimed iliiee Knights ol Si. Pat. iw(j Tan liels. two on Scie iue (ioinuil, lour in Stabhard and Blade, and ihe president ol Kngineering Coiuu il. I ' lesident Ro l-olleti wasthairman ol Homecoming and headed S() ' lor the second time. Ihe pledges skip|K(l out. but noi without a thoughi for the aelives. I hey left an ad in the l)nil : 1 he lirsi one hundieil wh( call 333 will each receive one dollar. Jusl more laughs tor ihc likeable and fun-loving Sigma Chis. .( Row: Davis. Champlin, Shrriii. VcrbriiRRr. WcitU-n, Vronrf Hon; loll. I.uithjt ' . Van Ilct-i. C ' .roir. Finlc . N. Lyon, Quainiaiicr. W. Hagan. Prarwii. Thud ;( U . IjiiKriiltrnt ( .p.). Tiild. Van Horn. I itmn. lUUriiKinn. Mocn. SiliiiTliorii. .Nolle. McRoImtH (trcaj.). fourth How: Wxmorc. Thompwn. Norrn. C. L on. Mn. sinilh. lolltll li)ri- .l. Mu ir. K lil . Caniplull. J. II;ib.iii. tilth How: Jamison. Cli bc-. Kigc, J. B«l. WilwHi. Oahms. Rolmitldcr, Andrrvin (pledge Ir.), Vfi ' c t tt hfim Mrtnii, (fiIiii«Mri, YiMiite. (.r-itifr, lliichMh, R. Hc t Sigma Nu Relays . . . Fun ' n Mud for Neighbors Hold ill. II line, girls, or there ' s iiiud ii 11 eyes! Nor were members oi the only Iralernily in Sorority Circle kidding. The tug of war over a mud pit was only one event ol the Sigma Nu Relays. Com- l)cting for the tro])hy, eleven sororities fought to capture the fraternity ' s Wild M.iii, 1)111 a gi eased pig made a more slippery catcii! riie Sodbustei ' s Ball highlighted fall e eiits. the ral)iaii Nights costume dance, the winter. More dignified nioiiKiiis canie vilh the very formal spring dinner-dance. Sigma Nu ' s have dramatic talent, too — as shown in their ' arieiies skit, Return of Jose Panielones. W ' iih Boh Krueger as president, these fellows sahaged time lor work wiih imhlicalions. alhlcti(s, and honoraries. rir t Row: Dulaiiv. ' t cn. I-it siminons. Sliiik Kiclsiii rr. rotkht-ail (lumsf niBr.). Hiiiinid, Kwall. Sututul Raw: McinkiiiM. Piot mann. Mtkfinaii. Bprsc. Maitin, rlliiMias. All™, Ceil. Rill-. Thnil (on: K.ni . Rkhaiil ( ulkr. WilMin. Biiltoii. R. Riiharcls. Raiiii, WorllliriglDli. Case, (.ardcll, Vcr Slccg. tourlh Row: Cmjmcs. Dlistun. Strwarl. I.ar oii. ' aii I.icw. Kicugfr, .Mis. Mi.ikri. HiitdK-ns. ' clt . MatFarlaiic, Vt ' st. Sp.iid. stcpluiis (Iifas.). I lionipson, Steiner, Dobyns. fiflli Row: Morehcad, V. Smith, (i. Sniilll (It. roinriiaiidpi- ) . l.aM.iii, Rul)i-il CiilU-i. I.i ' ssiii ( rcturik-i ) . Watts. Swaiisoii. |. Rithaiils. Rodauig. V % S a H ii in i ■HrI ijt ' ' i ' . .. d ' Hnnu ' H ' ork st-rins to t;ikc more ;iihI inoir liiiu- (hrsr da%s. A man jiiM tan ' t i;tl inoii h skt| .iiiMiioif. Imp H.nd ih.il fit. in u.is ihr slion ri sex!- A Nr m.i Nil lii;hls .1 tioini; b.inlc .it llic icI.ivn. 353 It ' s the cue ball in the roruer pocket. No, it ' s a field goal in the seventh. Even a C.anadian hunting lodge has nothing on this. Sig £| limit- ing dog seems to be making a restful point at the moose head. 354 Musically Minded Sig Eps ' Hearts in Harmony I licic was iiiii i( . musi( , iiiumi . ii iii.i liavi- Ixiii .1 Si;; i|) |)ia(- litinj; f(ir band, ortlicslia. or ilioiiis. Oi. il ( u luanl .1 li il (umhi). ii was no iloiilx I kail ' s (|iiiiiici. .Sij;iiia IMii l.psiloii was scll-kiiouii lor iis |iartit ' s. Irom ilic liiiic ilic ' biiikr opt-iicd (lie loor iinlil ilic iiioiinicd ilk luads had lo loiiic down. iou|)ks iliorout;hlv enjoyed ihcir c cning .11 ilie Saddli- and (.nn ( ' liih. niiii niiaiii ilic (hiccn ol Heart ' s Hall lor Sig 1-.|)n iioin lo.isi lo loasi. Ii) a Stale ' s i iiapiei was no ex- (e|)tion. Sporisinindeil. loo. ihey were runners iip in (Mass A solihall. ' es. ihe Sig Kp house was a nierrv one: hut. letl In Ridiard Hauerle. could poini wiih pritlc lo a year lull ol achieveinenls in every phase ol lanipus lile. fiTtt Huif: B.irm- . ()rni.in. WcmkI. Hovcv. Stilo. C.iitdncr (Irc.ns.). Mitiilclon. C;I:n iitR. Dtiurll. I nr(. Rii«ic. Srronti Row: Bnink. Thfmia . Wllwdi, MfNirhcstI ( iininnuf . M.it))ru, R -h;il. .iititK-l. Smith, Adam (v-i .), I.t ' anian, I)URRt-r, Ilurilrr. Thtut Itou-: (.illtrrl. Hill, Wito, K. I.. Johnson, I lioiii|n4iii, Kulimtiiul, I iHifliiim. kilipcr, , WaMi. Rccd. I.amanskv, ,An(kTw n. fourth Row: Habbcii, I ' , klavt-r, i ' aviu-, l ' (H l ■, S!afilc , IMitllip«, H. jnhiiMtn, I ' lil. C- !cn rfi. Rclim, r. ' ..Miv)n (V. p.), Mrs, .McKonc. Baiirrli- (prt-i.). Fern , Ilankcr. Rolh, Gcrcli- . 1 homas. Ilrowii. Hftli Raw: Sandbcrg, Fiumorris. Manka, Williami. Sticfrill, . r-M si«l. R. Klatrr. l. nn , Kirraldn Rnmr . IVT.tf Fah r Hnrii Whiirlimiu ' Viv (i Him: IJulFv, R. Itincn. Nitoll, H. Johnson. l,oiig, FranLi, Scon. Uilon, • ' i.iinhrr . R V )ohnson, Sindclar 1 1 Tekes Triumphant Trophy Toters Acccpling trophies was last 1)C( oiiiinu a liahii wiili ilic I fkcs — - first place in Sinloiiia. ( .lass ( ' all-(ani|nis looihall tiianips, thin Ijicak- ing ISC records by winning three ' eishea trophies at on e. Mi. roiuhdown was ()le(l best Vo(l il skit. I ' aiikat Kiiseiiible look ' o(l il Ijclween acts, wliile tlieir lloai merited Parade Swee|istakes. It was easy to see vli this ( haptci was named lops o fr ' J I l)i()tiiii c iia|)- ters in HloO-. )!. I ' liere was lime leh to sind . h)r Ian Kappa Kpsilon boasted members oi loiirieen diHereiu honoraries. With all this reason to celebrate, President Tommy Jliomson made sure that social lile was not neglected. The spring formal, a diiniei chmce at Christmas, and tlie Barroom Brawl were all a hii e sticcess. Fir t Row: Rtiiiklc, RoI)s  n. DoiKiv.in. Mikf. I ' cnnock. Loriinor. Lucas. Hullman. Mills. Kit-ul k.impf. Second Row: G. Smith. Parsons. Hawkiiisoii, Romans. Max- well. Sawyer (treas.). U. Iliompsoti ( . p.). jamerson. RoKcrs. I.vnch. Haidiii. Ciranicr. Third Raw: Weinberg. R. Smith. Thomas. Lynass, Honsh, Kirthner. Bur- Pfss, ThroikmoTtoii. Uiukmastcr. M. Pt-tcrson. Mat . Mt ' iidciihall. Miillins. Alli-ii. I-innth Hini ' : C.liamhrrs. Chrislcnson. Miller. Lltlcrhatk. J. I honipson. Bartleson. Hoover. Reniin;;tun. Mis. Douglas. Thomson (pres.), Nielsen. Meisleis, Reisem (se( . ) . I.autjni. l-rentKl. Bradh-v. Wilhelin, tiUI Row: i)elitll. Mershev. Pfeiffer, (. Peterson. Nsstiom. i lh How: Hilliard. Net. .SthroU. Gorlhv. M Doii.ild. Frvrear. Paailherg, Bniin, Heusiiikvcld. Smallev. Kiiapp. lilake 358 Every mcinbcr gets a shave once a vear whether he needs it or not. 1 1 (oiihln ' t he anylhini hut love that iiuikes the Theta CJiis sini; this way. Theta Chi Pledges Fed in Style by Actives I liri.i (Ill ' s wtiii Id i1k- Olympics iliis vcar — tlK-ii ouii. ihai is. 1 lie- pkilgfs siood ihc atli cs ai hascball. volleyball, noss toimtiy. plus a tug o( war . . . and won! No laurtl wreaths uxic handed out, but the aiti es thiew a big ilinner lor their victfirs. Again this year Iheia ( hi inaile ' arielies with their tragic siory ol Hog|)ateh. saved by IS(Vs extension scr ice. of eomse. Mendjers active in dramatics worked h.nd making the set. niake-U|). and ( liarac teri ations authentic. ■Hotel liiet.i ( In proxed uinisual and exciting this year. Kacii coed at the dance received a ' cliamond and an actual marriage license. The Iralerniix daimed in.in lioiiorar men. including President led Hariman. tK ' i How: Dirkinion, M;i% t, Allen. Slaiiko, l. nll, R. ' usiiiti rn (v. p.), Bciirii. Srcond Row: Buck. LudcktnK, R. Nelion. V. Nelson. Kuikrn. Pisoli, Mn. Mathcwi, llarltnan (pro.). .AmmunilM-n, R an. Third Row: Cl.icv n. Ciilmorc. Kricdrich. Richardson. Pollock. Johnson, fourth Row: Jones. Sass, Jeffries, Vogene - (tccy.), P ' it on (treat.). Waltrr. I1:int).i. CJnifnb1c%. WimxI. M.ttirek. ' . Theta Delts Terrific Travel Twirl riif I ' Ik ' I.i Dtlia ( ' hi ' s panics icalU iiiadc llic world j o ' louiul. There was a lililc Spaiiisli inlluciu t al llic pledges ' siMing ireasuie luuu. A loudi of old (.eniiany al tlie Beer (iarden fireside was treated b a sirolling attordian player and mugs (jiisi lor la ors, iliougli). I hen back lioiue lhe lanu- lor a spring lornial ni ihe good old Anieiican iradilion. A lo|)ic ol (onxersaiion lor ilie I hela Dells all ear was their new (onibination ()lle hall-haskeiball (otiit. It was alwa s (rowded. either lor s|Jons or danc ing under ihe stars. Prcsideiu Max Ferguson •as one ol the i veKe acti es eletud to honoraries. Other aclixilies thev participated in were Writer ' s Round ' ] able, ( ' horns, and di isional puhlitations. First Row: Davis. Chapman (trcas.). Ferguson (prcs.). Mrs. Mosclcy, Tims, Mover. Siroud Row: rmlc. .M;iik. Djrnuil, CtnniclK (v. p.), Mullins. ! ' crrii-r. Third Row: Hammcl. .Schmidt, Ilaack. Kila. rninlh Row: Jarvis, Slartortl (sucy.). Bees, I ' i alii. fiflh Row: Kraimi. M.ii riirr , Harrison. Jagar. Miomas, liarks. Holi- man. S( h7inir kt-r. l-lliotl. ,V .v Rmr: Kruiiucv. wiiarton. Stanton, Hock. Hert hcrR. FiiKardt, Robinson. JFll Thfta I)t ll lollou ihr ,i(lvriitiii -s nl ihiir (.i oi ill- 1)4 in xs lit) .t i l inlri t-st. ( .iih(-r .iroiiiiil. l)riiih(Ts. .iiid % ir .1 link- of iht- iiia M .111 ( [ (loll si|ii(-( ' ini;. 361 L..r We can luakc Ihriii or liar thiin down. Tlnta Xis !;ft a head stall on Honii ' ioining decorations. Not iiall a bull session nor a disinssion ol house policy, but jnsi another jMised pidnie lor the Konili. Theta Xi Started the Brawl Rolling at ISC ()li. llii ' IliiwiiA. ilir li( ci . ' long ago till- iiKii 1)1 I lu 1.1 Xi (Ictidcd to iiMii lo ilu w.ns ol ilii n,i niiiciics and lia c a Hr) cry Hiawl. Ii was the lirsi tosiuinc |)ari iliiouii at Iowa Stale and l)cgan a long Mincssion ol such alhiiis. This cai ' s liraul was. as always, litini ' iidoiis. Imitations told tlic lucky girls to (omc iincscoricd. At till- lioiisf thi icnUfd Ixith an est on and a Ikci iniig (as a lavoi. ol touisc) . I iuta Xi men iiarnioni cd to win in the (]ani|)us (.)iiartLttc ( ' ontcst. ()tlKi hiothcis knocked over enough pins to place second in (llass (. ' . howling. Boh l.nnciahl sci ed as liouse ])iesideni during siiMinier .ind l.dl leiiiis with Mvioii llun eker l. iking o ei winter c|uaricr. iril Row: McCarOi . RiliK . BarlcN. Haiiv n. Bcamaii. Moorr. AlutcrNon. I.cu-i . Srrnud Row: N ' ortlinip. Smith, Pcarmii. McVitkcr (trra«.t. Filllnn. Ilartftinrn. Slrinbrrrhcr, Sdinlo. Thtnt Row: W ' filf, Olansoii. Iliin t ' krr, Ft ' lix, Mt.(. Mi Kcc, LuiHlalil (prc.i.), MiKlrnv. Aaim (v. p.), PipprrI, S liull . fourth Row: Jdhiiwiii. • It ' ll. ' li .r ( .rr..M U n t . .« l. I . r . liJ. (.ii.ln.i ' P« V tttf: J «4 ' ' ' ■- ' T m - • — lii(lc|H-n lriii sitUttalk NupLiintciidciiLi iU|ict iM.- atulliti ul a ilutilc Kt ' cat. Independent residences 365 first lioif . r t to Railirifi: Snoddv, I ' ctersnti. Rovs. Wilson. l)i;ikc. MoiitKoimi . I iituiif, Duuj-las. Sctond lioiv: Rokcis (pri-s.), WilliuniN. H.iinnad. !■lankfuiti- (ireas.) , lindci . Unnsfii. Grrcri (v. p.) . Staicri. Thud Row: Prnf, Livingston. Hall. It■nlli K . I S A ... Rain Didn ' t Spoil the Party What a (la ! But it took nioic than a spring shower to (hinipcn the spirits ol loyal 1S. mem- bers. They had plenty of appetite at ilieir ice cream freeze luM in I, im liihier Lodge. This year the Sweetheart iiall continued the tradition ol swishing lormals. soil music, good times. As couples applaude l, the (|iieeii stepped through a large red heart; and annilur heauiilid ISA girl A as (rowncd. If you e er wandend l) the W ' aid ()lli((. ' on a Wednesday night, nou saw .1 luttiing ol the Inde- pendent Student ' s .Association. Its pin pose is to (()( i(hii,Ue till ' activities ol its groups. I ' a h iiuli ' pciidiiu group is npi rsc ' iilcd on ilu ' (oiiiuil, led (his M ' .n 1) V Roiici s. ' l ' oni;iii ' ill ctifck. V li;iii(ls o ' ■llic H-iii.s to llu ' iH-w ISA [lU ' sidciiC. 366 Cue in that Coed ' Saith Dorm Councils ■()li. liii M) mixed U|). li.il nIhuiM I wr.ii. wluic h()ul(l I go? Soiimls like a case of typical IicsIiiihii l)lms. liui don i worry. 1 litres .1 sure-lire c lire ealleil ' ( ' lies lor (loeds. The girls ol Dormitory ( ' ouik il | ooled their vears ol ex|)eiieiue ilh college lile and came up with this helpiul pam|)ldci. Once every week, the piesideiils. Nice- presidents. .i(ii uies and social c hainnen oi eacli doiinitor met as indi idii.d ( oiHK iK. i ' l i il iK nis i onnnon to .dl ilu- doi ms were discussed and iistialK solved iti these meetings. I hey covered e erything Irom piomoiing scholarship to gelling people interesied in activities. I low ever, as with any gioiip of lively girls, ihe social life was not neglected. I here weie the anini.d ()lli(cis ' Dnnui. I.i Bieaklasl. and (ii iiies (laniival. liui. ihe ciowinng achievemeiu in this line was the all-dorm danee. .Soiree Knchaniee. ! his dance. whi(h lollowed a Krench theme, was a great sue c ess. Huic: Biirlan. IhiHm. Rnbinwii (uiltloircliirl). Millflrii. fmirt. Ilni kiirr. Rm« i«liiilai«lil|i .lUitliio lim. i. MainimiiHl. Srrund Hon ' . nmUhl. Thomn. WM rm (| m.l. Priicii. Aibim luxial fhm). .Manli. (UmtKi, CicxlHln. fhitil Uoa MthdiI. r««r. mlnanll, Worlji, naiiniaii, lirlillni. 367 GIRLS ' DORMITORIES First Row: Roidins, SiiKill, Sioti ' iau. MtCrill. Rockwood. Sinthiir. Bond. rcond Hinv: Ilulr, R;iihm;iti, I ' lidtTuood. Rrisi, I ' ricisin, I ' . Swanson. Abra- ham, KiiiK. A. W ' alson. Third Riur: (liawford, I.iddv. Miiipliv. Pankcrs. KdRi- iiiarin. I. ) i ;, I ' .llidtt, liidu n. Mi-IliiiRci , Iialiiii, Holt, R mc. Soieiist-n, Wol- lah. I ' aiilMii. Hansen. Ncucll. loiirth Htm-: Hoiak, [, Sntilh. lacotk. Dissin- (icr. DtShaw, R aii. Him-: Mittli. Mound. 1 liohc. Sicuaii. M. Waison. Sixth Row: Niihaus. Illadin. 1 rillict inyK.n. R. Mnilli. Wtunv. ln l Row: Hat-incr. (Ktc-rloss. West. losUi . Willi. mis (pn ' - ' . Slnllkil i . p.). SiiotiH (sttv.). Sands ftrLas.). Riuk. Wcslon. Snoiul Row: Moshei, Woirl. MciKlu-n, Zellmcr, .M. Andi-ison. Wcrl.s, C. Watson. Leonard. Oldlidd. lU-au- hicn. Third Row: I I ' lnplcton, A. Suaiison, Meri-dith. Ford, Mood, (aillins. Ihnrlow. ' iIcox. l- ' oitrth Row: I ' laii. Handtii-ld. Mrs. KinK. Norman, Mokros. Schandt, I ' etcrson. I-iflk How: Grotc. VVt-ndl. M. Nelson, Mosiciler, j. S van- son. Six til How: Van Metre. .Sears. Inui-rs. D. Nt-lson. Habcrkanip. Ward. Sn ' ftitli Ron ' : B. .Anderson. Papei , Holmes. Wai ren. Kiser, MrCo . 368 in,: ;i... . liaiiit:. 111. til. Muii.n. I.o ici. I Ihiiiiiimmi. Si lu.ui iit.inii. l.iAf. ()1m h. Siiunit liuir: S;ii.i Alk-li. Ihilllliit-I. NLikct-vti, rtiiiiiMk. I.imlt- nir rr. IrnniiiK . lAlcr. I)r ' ri s. Kt-niu-th. K« ' iiiK. I ' lu d Hvir: Nif holiiin. I ' irprr. kirkiKilrii k. I)iilR-rt . Vihn. DjvidMin, Mcwcr. (•(ildMiiiiti, Shirln IIcii. WiltLr. C rt incr. taurth liou: CiilUv. Mnrrivni. ntK-hii. Oclhiml, Uhirrrtl. Kasjk, Blasi. tiflh Huw: NcImiii. V.iiillii«lirk. I ' jilcrMiii. Fritzc, ilirirlton. Fra cll. Waikiiu. Sixtli Hotv: Bcrnau, llcnht ' iirodcr, Kahl. OSon. AiidtTsoii, Matthincii. Shoot. Birch Hall . . . Lots of Steam for Their Team Suishl Through llic hoop time and linu ai aiii. I he ttaimvork shown h BIkIis baskctljall I luiinps was a rcllcclion ol ihc coopciation all year long. For example, ii was lots of lun doing things together. Fifteen ol the iroup woiked on llie llomemnker, lilly-lour in ehoriis. and nineiv mem- hers in Freshman Flome I ' (. FheN also worked hard on the l)tiil . in hand. . and S(iente W ' oiiiin s (lid). . good joi) was done when pick- mg officers, too. Presideni |oy(e Williams also guided Dorm ( ' oun il in . il- . ) ' J. . t seven, blue jeaned Ilin h giiK were making apple pie order: ai eighi. well groome l. ihev greeled iheir dates. Quili- .1 liansloi niai ion! hiiie appropriate h)ra (iinderella Fiieside. ' Disguised I)V l.dl pum|)kins. Koheiis ' re( room w.is ihe si eiie lor ihe lesii iiies. Around (1uis(m.is e eryoue h.id ui ordinary formal, so Uiri h I l.dl dec ide l 10 li.iM .1 hall — a Snow I ' l.dl. Minus h.uk lot Homecoming came lo the liirc h open house and xseie er pleased h this ear ' s group ol newioetl.s. Ilrllii — r — iih. I ' m Mi iiii . I ' m liiis lln« S.iiiiiil.it iiii;lil. Iliil I |ii«i li.i|i|M II In li.m- .1 iiMiMilii.ilr i%hti IH ,i%.iil.ilili-! 369 li} l Koic: Woodiuir. Mcpluiiwin, riiput, Mncin. ScKinti JiDu : R.isniii rn. Siliwcil ci, cslii tiiaii. Williaiiis. W.ikmi:, Uuuiii.ui. Ihnd iua . SMiitk. C ooper. Hills. Wood. Sliii ars. I iHniipsoii. roiiiliiison. lourlli How: X ' arnuin. Tormgrin. VoiitiK. :u Fossfii. oiilu ' , Slolt iuT. I ' ifllt How: Win- icrficld. Wiruitrs. Siciii;tl. ii cuii . Irfscder. Aiideisuii. Shopbfll. Steinfcdll. Sixth How: Whudc. Stiiik-N, Head, Mrs. NoIIiner. Worth (pres.), Ahrcns. Alvung. Elm Hall Scores Again — No ' ' Casey ' s ' ' ! Batter tip! It was a long hard drixc to righi field with the bases loaded. Klin Hall cheered its Til Softball thanips. A id sports enihusiasis, ihc look an ac ti e interest in iniraniurals and W A A all ear long. Kle ' en girls were m chorus and six in Iowa State Players. These dramatists helped come up with ihe idea lor .A I ' scd Ilarem, one ol ' , i2 ' s most hilarious Varieties skits. [ ' resident Frances Worth worried and stewed when spring lined tlie girls outside. All her wor- ries were for naught . . . ihe Doi ui Si hohnship Cup was pioudh placed on dis])ia m the loinige. In iew ol lea|) year a big Men ' s I)a Open i louse was held. ! his was one ' lime when 11m llall girls (oidd show oil their abode to lellows and Iriends. for lun a big W ' esicin IWowdut and a bit ol Texas right in the wreck room added iiHciuive. iiiggesl socieiN news, iiowexer. was flm Ibdl ' s (Inistmas pariv with a pleniilul siip|)l ol tin pereimial c heer. (!oiiu- oil, tixiim. Jiisl two iniiui( ' s lo net lo i)liy k!.. Is it iciilly worlli ill- 370 rnl Row: Aikfn, nrtrrtnti. rnn%. roiMini. Fnrtiinr. A. Rradln. Ondrr, Bincr. N Rrjillri  r CiiUon. Itiivritnnrr. Ilu iiin. C Ji iiiiiiton. ..r Muiiii. HiN-L T MiMM- . Ilmuhiut. litld, VuKtl. . ' iixlh tiu llt! . . ( tuiiitiM. Srx ' rnlh How: Gatf, Garrrll. (■Ml nH MHl. Hrnlur . MjMtn. Nrtihaiirr. k. Drrxjii. fitlh How: Kriiwhrl, Clanr. ILifirn, (•JiiKnlad, Fiti. C lau. Brawn, Andrrvt . Barker. Airil How: Pmn. Schlur. Ncrdham, Loiir. Kniipp. R( tH-It , Ro Ui. Srronti How: |. Mocr. M. A. NcImjii. Rii iad. Paine. M. J. NflMin. iV-nninKroth. Tlitrd How: I ' rUi m. Cidlcitc. Nrum tn. N jlamolo. Rcniuhlcr, Vi!kcp «Mi. tourth How: P. Mrxrr, RmMlcr. Btuwnrll. OnviRt r, Nugent. I ' aulMin, Robinuin. 371 Printer ' s Ink Thick in Blood of Freemanites Ikk k and lorih. biu k and iorih. Iioni the dorm to llic Press lUiildini; Willi iiiaii !■uiinaniu ' s. Six ills pounded llic l jnw rilci s al llic Jidiiih oliuc. M.in otlicrs woi krd diligently on ilie 1 1 innciiiuhcy and Diiil) si. ills, l-reenian ' s Honui oniiii! de ora- lions really weren ' t a ' Wild ( ' atasiroplu ' For the second )ear the doiiii tropin was dieiis. A lew ki( ks ol their shapely legs and Freeman girls helped make ' arielies a siieeess. Fheir musiial ■■Myoi)i(s in the I ropics was eiilirely original. Daiue (i)imnillees. honoraries. Tomahaw k — i ' ree- man Hall was a winner in many ways; and ii siill had lime lor several parties. lir t Roil ' : liiKli.nni, naiinnond, Caiillieis. lU-U. (Wilis. Snund How: Helms, RocIcnbciR (v. p.). Ohms, Frit . Smith. Mallinccr, JoiR-s, McC ' .liiit i( k. Holmes ftieas.), .Adjms. S.iwveis. Kiiiiner. (loduin. Thiid Hon-: Ha kne , (Ireen, Tin is, Heinsiiis. tourth How: Cormvell. Skala, lalbot, (ioidei. MtDerinott. Fifth Row: Joanne Noidakei, rriediichs, .lanice Nordaker. Kline, (oaffeo. Sixth Row: Burian. Carpenter, Copelantl, Chapman, Smith, Shelton. First Rozf: Scholtcs, Warren, Neit ke, Perkins, Dow, Small, Mrs. losmaik, Stewart (pres.). Sonderjiard. Kern, Stephenson, Mc- (ilotlllen. Robeits. Sfrorid Roll ' : Coniad, Sthlosser, Wiggins, I-rane. Hall, Readic. Third Rtnr: .Andeison, rnsiholT. Holdiidge, Boglic, Fourllt Row: Rockhill, (.arlon, Wiltse, Odegard, Turner. Filth Row: Kadino, leignson, Kalherkamp. lillolson. Si tli Row: Warh- tel, Thorstenson. Paldsen. I.aiinen, Oovle. Stn. ' fiith Row ' : Upton, Odeikiik. Reimes, Kniti ak, Sliolhtnan. Fmhth Row: Daniels, lohnston, Dcliove. Hill. ISengtsoTi. 372 i.iii-.- Wflut. Mi.iili;..iii. i , 11(1 Mill.f. ,r„i;, ;.,,, , lis K..hiik, , Mc. . h. I ' ti Tau Gams . . . Education in Their Own Backyard I low .1 1)1 ail I lie gills w ho i idc ilu l)iisi s to .mil ho c;i( Ii la ' Will. i1r wcrcn i kli oui m ilic I old. lau (laiiima uas loniicd jiisl ioi tluiii. 1. (f. — lowii girl — gel it? .Some . iiies girls are never alliiiaied wiili eiiliei a donnitorv or sorority, riiis oigani atioii was loiiiied piiiiiariK lo Ir1|) draw ilieiii into (anipiis Ilk. Ihey met lo talk o (i goings-on. (lall cm gal) sessions il ()u will. Ian dams lound a lapid ine ext hange oi ideas ei |)i oliialdi- wiili ilieii inuiesis (entered pri- marily in ( hiiK 11 groups and . ' eisliea rolled around, and lau damma was not lo be oiUilrme. .Sore lingers resulted Irom stuH- iiig (repe paper into (hickeii wire, but tlie paid iheii laie lor I duiaiion iiUo a huge (ontainer. Happen to noi i( ( ' how ( loscK iluii llo.ii u send)! id those (oniaineis on ilu hussis ilu lidi ' i a( h day from ' lUg mis ' - Mis. iielcii Marling was I .in (•amma sponsor. She helped the girls in iluii discussions ami in their ac i i il ies. I ' m .1 iiK ki I ill llir «liil .mil . . . (ill, il iiiil iliii iiM.ii %..i. ih.ii cj  lo IhmI 1 .TSJ-JSCT g 373 First How: Voergcr. Shimi, lii morris. loth. H ic. Iliorpe. Parsons. Wcni icn, Fro .t. C (ian. Haves. C;herr . E. Johnson. SrcoTui Rim: Peterson, Moiiou. I ' ierrc-. Walkup, Stark. Holmes. Schiel. I- ' oster, Wales. Dolph, Tainisien, Hubbard. W ' ol?. Serakos. Third Hov: Merrill, Schaiiche. Wagner. Smith, Okones, Rierson, Thomp- son. Chilly, McCord, Sirandberg, Reniingion, Lauicrbaeh, Ewoldt. SU on. No ' ' Lyon Down on the Job S l. ()ii Hall jusi had lo ha c a paiix; the uk- tiilc s|)iiii liad liil. To sj cad ( hristmas jov. thcv had a ircc. skit, carols, and lots ol iood. 10 sttiii tip their fireside in just iwo s ' or(l.s: it was iraditiona! and sciisalioiiah Then came after hoins . . . no one wanted lo ttiiii in. Bulging stockings in a row on the hi ' e])la(e promised sni prises. .Surprise oi surprises canii ' when l.von was serenaded in ihe midst ol the iularii . Ihex ' all agreed th.it iluri ' nexcr heiore had been such a siutesslnl p.nt .u tlie dorm. Moor spirit ahoiinded. loo. I ' .uh cor- 1 idol pla ed hostess lor a night, lii ihe I. ill ihiid lloor h.id a ( iit iis. . nimals and more animals carried out their iheme. W ' inlei iotind second llooi . not lo he outdone, shouting .Ships ho ! riie tiansloi iiied rooms into loreign loiimries. ll ihis (ompelilion helwcen the lioors made- the pal I les a great sticc ess. Ohlililili! Itiil. Mildred.  iiv did ii li.iM ' lo | idl llu ' shines sii lii;hl 374 Lyon Hall j;irls liad lo ilu Inis ol innsinj; iliis year. In fat i. one girl wasallcrgii lo paint and had 10 ino c ' to another dornil Rctrihinion c ainc in tiic lorin ol lrishi paintid loonis. 1 luic utrf scVLial rooms that had lo he iiplastiitd. lictaiisc the noise of tearing down ilu old plaster uasn i i i eoiuliKtive to stndv. most ol the girls sptni iluu aliernoons in the lihrarv. ( oimiiaixled i) Maigaiet l.o c-. Iaoii was noi al)le in SorDoi. iiiiraMunals. and I hniui uming. The judges at llomeioming ()ted a second |)la(e h)r theii huge striped tiger — ' ail hailed up — on the Iront lawn. Ihev had nituh lun huilding their tiger, even though a ■lulplid peison lioiii another doini told iluiu lo l)ii ilie wrong sized nails and thev s|)lii sexeral ol theii boaids. I ' .xen with all the mov ing and dorm aeti ilies. girls at I.von Hall were in main outside a(ti ities. The Press Building (l.iinuil se ei.d dI iIkiii. 11 Ml I It I( c lul)s .111(1 iiiIrt liip.n iiiuni.d ( hil)s ke])i the rest biisv. With all these activities in and oiii ol ilie doiin. it ' s no wonder thai Lyon had cjiie ol ihe Ijesl years ol it s historw Not Tea for Two, cxa llv — liiii a pair of );irls f;ivc a dorniilorv version of tin- same. finr How: Sfia Id , C.tic man. Drtkcr. DilKortli, F.ir8( , Brrii, Orilicl. Nf. Nrlvtii. Olclhain, Mcilrr. jrn cii. j(thn«inii. Sli«. Srfnntt Row: Rnanl. I fffrrn. C.ilmfiur. Funk, Kerr, Rithard on, Klobc. Kckle%, Standi, Ktlicfi, Roherli, Sficcr. I.anc. J. NcIhiii. I ' aul. N Raaril. Nicl«en. Tltitd Row: H. jfihnwin. While. Andrcwri. Parr. Sarlor. P. Ciar ' . Verliillr. Damgc. Mar«h, .Myrn (wey.), Mr . Wilmarih, l.ovc (prrt.t, Rntn. Wrlicr. Lind- Krni. Mrll. lacr lHcn. Ma rr. A liill. 375 son Itr t Half: Kiislon. Fiiiksini. ii.iilrni. Ayan. Aiittii. I);iih. Dlimnln, (.culU-. Sttom! liuxi : Wirt. Biowiimmi, ChiiNUTisiii, C.iomc Insi-. Uiii tous, [iiir.ir. (.iistaf- Hnukiiivci. Tlinti How: I ' cnnisloii. Hocvink. Citilsdii. DaiiiluT. Kuokil, IB. (.(H-b. Iinirth Htnr: lUiiiRii. IlrcniiuT. Kddlcriuni. Dunk. I) rlaml. IctKiisoii. Adcltnann. lifth Ron-: l.vtiass, V. Hakri. B. AiuicrMin. Htiison. SliirU-v ikIcimmi. Bcfslfv , liriKKs. .S(. How: I i-icrs ni. (.mhn. Iraliin, Churdi. Fnsicr, llarmiH. Svivia Anderson. Sn ' ftiih How: K idy, DoiuR-lh. Blnom, (onoIlN. Brhtli- Tur. C.ioK, C oplt-y. BtTivIiill. I.. Bakt-r. n t How: La M)ii. W ' oolcv f sf v.) , Okioihiin- ' I. Kauliinaii. Hiida hfk, i ' likins. Martin. Kimball. Srrorui Htnr: Hnrsi. Moflki . (■. B.ikri . Kadcra. Krug. l.o inK. Mif.aull. Ihnd How: MabnanKCi, I.inilscv. Ic fi ln)lt . l.ukr . Olson. Hfii- iiksi-n. Madscn, Kasiko . l-otnUi How: Naslicl, W. (obnson. Knoulion, Norton, liiis. Ii rill. C. jobnson. Holt, lifth Hvw: Ifhl. j . Nielsen. Means. I.otkwood. lohiiscin. M( (:urd . I ' opp. .Sf 7 i Roir: I, kleina, Mann, Moellcring. Kruse, i ord. llallr.ip. Moonex , K()el)ritk. Sn ' cnlh How: Kellv, Riruan. Hiscroiil, Napiei, I ' .iai Ihii j- , M. Nielsen. 1 . jolinson. 376 irt( Hon . WlKRin . ' aiiJ. Il •! t im atnir Mt.irf. Willianu, Rat ki ' lmani). I v mmmi, V ermrcr. Sn i ii, ;. . ■« [mitm.k m f . Hion • Ki|ikr . I ' « i- ha«l. Rrint«. Mumtrr. Third tow: Hankcn. V(whii. SkxhiTR. hoiirth Hon-: iifiiualt, Siniii. I ' i vrll, S hrtHflcr. Ro ct. tifth Hnu : ' .m (K rhi , SMjnwii). Nniiiti. lowiivnil. rhfiin) w ii, RiKlda. i i Htnt-: liiis W ' ilMin. Sdiiirlf. Srvruih How: I ' hiinh, Rti , Rfiiicr. I.;iiir;i Wilviit, WiMnLird. Sljliiiki , X ' fnikj. tighlh How: Brniitli. rt-MiKiiiii (pro.i. Mr . S;i(l)t r, |li«t- (v. p.), DtirJMli (triMs.). Wliilr, I homj . Krit . Up and Down the Scale . . . Oak Hall Rated l ' , crN(tiic was iiilliii iiills. il iIkic vas linic lor talk, il was aboui SoiDor |)raiiicc. SorDor iiscll and IiimIK . . . llit- SoiDoi iropliy! Il was I grand day Inr singing uiili iliis ' . ) I .iward ni Oak Flail. I)(. ' ( c ' nil)L ' i hiM Killed aidinid. .iiid wiili it ( anic ihf nolidax I ' ltludc. I his inloiiii.d dance Ni.iiud iIk- (iiuisiinas season oui right an l look I veiyone ' s mind oil (uials for one lovely e ening, at least. President !ai I ' levinann ' s Oak Hall iiiairs lilt upon an idea lor anotlier |).iil — a Siindav allernoon lea dance. . ll ol I.Sd ' s man- |)o ei was imiiid Wuli iliis eai ' s laiio ol three to one. how (oulii llu miss? Iheie was daiM ing on liisi lloor and o|)enhotise elsewhere. ( )ak I lall rolled ahead to w in the W A A howling loin ne .loo. I ake lwel ( ( )ak Mali git Is in iiiiisi( i(ti ilies, add a baker ' s do en in radio. I ' .ind dramatic, with another five on pnhlii alions lo gi e nine O.ik I lall girls in hoiioraries. I ' lool ih.n ihe enjoyed being so very busy! Tlir ' tr l.iiii .iiiiiiiiil .mil Lilknl li.ill llu iiiiilil .iu.i . F.i iiiili- lo|tM —(hi- Imi (Ml llir ilir%%t ' i. ' 377 tils! Run: liuukiui. Riiikci (sio.l. Clark. i, . p.), Mis. Hulion. Fielding (pits), Aiiiuld (trtas.i, Adams. Sitnrui Hou- .Mnuiiiisi. RcMioIds Kocpnitk. Bcno. Birc, lout-. Third Row: nnnielson. Ose. Havrox, Craning. Bnrbank, Cole. Sweglc. Holmes. Fourth Hon-: Denise. Frant;. Trn- baugli, Warren. Olnisied. Redman. C-omhs. Fijlh How: Neveln, Siritkland. td wards, lirogan, Dennie. Hagan, Wendl. Sixth lioit ' : Slaba, Busb , Johnson. Stelten. krnnd. (.arreil. lampc Great Date Bait ... A Roberts ' Hall Girl A (onsianl jangling ol the telephone . . . biU no one home to answer it. On weekend nights Roberts ' girls were initiated into ISC ' , night life. Dining the day campus arti ities proved a new and exciting experience loi these iicshmeii. I heii interests vere A ' idc and enthusiastic. Members lA soc ial. dorm, and pep councils. C ' ampus 1-H mem- bers, actresses, writers, and tlanccrs all li cd at Roberts. There were Homecoming .nid Wishca girls, too. Roberts ' team was might damp. I)iit (hamp. in the l!). il canoe races. President Ruth Fielding was one of the lo el altendanls .n tlie .Sweetheart Hall. |usi lor Inn. a ten o ( lot k 1 l.dlowe iii pari bloke liie monolon ol stud hours. i ( ' hnst- mas it was almost a contest to see who coidd ])ut the ])reltiest j)a( kage under the tiee. These gilts plus a huge toboggan Avent to undi rprixilegcd (iiildic-n. Besides all ol this. Roheils ' heslmuii nioxed lo he liood siudeiUs. Just lliiiil ol ;ill till ' Ml III) III). ml li.iiiils til. II ll.iM- been clillliii.llrd iIll tlir loniiiii; ol the iii.u liiiic .! ;( .iikI {MislilHillnti sii(irt ! 378 Unl How: M. Smith, Naiinrn. Ponliui, NcImmi. Diilr. Rmi. Srrnnil Row: Vhtntitt. tacnhvin. Nn ll;init. RrnKii. C ' lutlrt . lliiRaii. Thml Itmi-: Shrlilnii. still. I ttntiiM-ii. ( iiiitiiii«loiil. I ilu«, fiturlh Itint : MiDtiiuld. Itrjiiilt. r.tii«ti,iit! Milk., frrlri. VhlimLrliiri. I illh Huu: cll. Cliittiiiilrii. (.nmi- . Ilainl. (.i;i Iniil. Riuli. Hxrtt. Atrrnilint Slairy: Kixli, Dirtrni h%. Marti. .Matihil Hill. Miuii Itrirrndiiit Slairt: Johnwii. Batliim. IttH-tinlk. Mjtjiirir Hill, .Milriili. flKrr. jjifitii. •F.f Huu-: I.IUJ . 1 v,Mi 1 .iiM ii. Sihii niri. lie . Smu.ill. r.ivloli. M.inl r,i iiil Hull-: krsrrrri«. Mji . tniutii. Mnrr. I i.iiikr, Waril. Miiinit. WjmIhiII. Ilni,! Kiiu . aiiilriMiirp. Maun-. s liuM t. Mikillii|i. S litii. S.iiiiImiIiI. liiliaMl. Mijilijii. tmi ' lli Hiiu: :.i« ' . i  is. HTiiilliiiKri. iilinvVi. rrililiaril. l ' a|M |jkn. R ' Tirrv. (jiiM. 4uriiif ri( V om. Ra|i| . Olviii. I rv ii. II. Sniilli, CxkhIcII. I)r- tfiuitftfi fiiir ; (.ruH. Oltllljll. Siclciivin. MtKlI r%. ulll . 379 Insl Roxc: V. JnimMHi. S. .lohiisoii. Iriiik. I.ukrii. |. Hindi u kMiii. { .oldhrin. (-1:1- Ii;im. I.ura. Sr(t)Tid lioir: ilre lilc! , HtioKcsiriiai. Ho (i, Kiilin. |. H.i (s. lij(t(li-ii. Third Row: Maiiinicl, I.askcu lU, I.owcnbi ' rK, l, iiii. Hillmi 11, C.iulic. (.ict ' ti, 1- .. Ha cs, Ciroiil. ilolicnshfll. ioitrth How: li;iiislf% . Hanson, Ililbtandl. In ' I ' fl(l, Kirkhulrn. J. I.itlitv. fifth Row: Cialhraith. I). I.iduy, Hainincrlv. Horalck. l.oes, 1. IliTuiiie ksim. Sixlli Row: Mahan . Grandson, tlogebooin. HurlbtTt, Henkc. (•loonies, Holnit)i-rg. In si Row: Br ani, l)crn|)stcr. Batiics. Andrews. Boiler, (-ripiicn. (:o| lr . (-n . AnHiistine, Barbara Brooks, SrtDrni Hdw: Hoik. FrUkson, Butkinan. Clliunli. M. C:arlson. I-isht-r, R. Oarlson, Brcnniik. I ' liini Row: (. ' .oloin. Christn|ibi.T. Bra . Branl. HainmoiKl. Fay (secy.). Howns (v. p.), Mrs. Parkinson, Batiman (prcs.). Bickiu-ss (irt-as.) , Beverly Brooks. Fourth Row: I ' isncy, ' Beal. BcrReson. tiftfi Row: Davis. Moir, Connor, Conn, inn . Barlleson. Berke , HeReus, l) v er. Si-i ' rritli Row: 1 .isiuti. Bii ibanni. F.tahth Row: niRRs, ChrisU ' iisen. Rir.r: BihIi. Hit 1 u irili, Dunn, ( ' ha pin. Abels, Haninann. V. Brooks, Bain. Falkcnbaiiier. Sixifi Duiland, liicincr. Fox, Doobltle, Dei;! man. .V1K 1 380 .., ..-. -..iluTland. M ... . I...i,. ,.;. M. iiitm. Ilricli. Ila k. I lii ii)| «.,i,. |.,,iv ( hljiKl. K%jl%. t htrtt How: WriNhanl. MucIUt. MiiKcr. mn( s . c)rk, MiliH ' riu . Marlin, Sthiu-idcr. Wjlinx. Will. I Iximj . fnutth Hon-: Mi - krjii. Snittl, MoTTDM. RiilurtU. Siillrr. f ifth Htnr: Miller. Sinlcr, limp, Vra . t( K.iiikIii). ' -iult-llKK-. Stxih itttw: MnrriMin, |jrr. (Irlnii. Sliirorna. srirnth Hon-: Wall . WhilbKh. Slufir. Etiihth Hnu-: Wilkin , Nr()r(lrn. Sicjnfiml. Smhc. Warliiirion. Mai|ilt-. Beginner ' s Luck? Welch Hall Did It Again! tl( li H.ill (ofds (lid all right. Tluv |)n)vcfl ihai bciiif a iicsliniaii is nu ciisatUaiilagc. Iaci) (|uaiicr biouglu something new lor ihcsc girls to gel into. Dinin; I. ill iIkn pi.Kiiicd l.iiililiilK on SorDor and came out with second place. K en belore that was over, these lively lasses were niak ing plans lor their ' arieties skit. rales ul I essie. I essie |)i() ided lots ol liui Im jjoih Welch Flail and ihe audience. 1I ol this years cir)|) ol new coeds weie pidiid )l ilie Ireshman scholaiship trophy Welch claimed. I hev worked just as hard as their predecessois to . el it bac k lor another year. Kvery girl who ' s li ed in Welch Hall lemcm- hers the lormal ' alenline tea. I ' aciilt and guests tnnied the loim. ( I lie perlc( t older was nothing ninisiial. of course.) .At anothc i Had it ion the colln- ( lors were surprised at a Hallowe ' en |)aii . With suspense, excitement, laughs the whole vear was a bewitching success. Dolores l aimian was president this year. Ki I li I iiiiii III .1 li.iiinoiiitMi% (! ' ) uin- til r rliilii; .immiihI iIii W i Ii It |ii.tllo. 381 Men of the MRA . . . Twelve Hundred Strong Because the details ol adniinislering the iuiutioiis ol an organiza- tion of twehe liundred members is complit aird. oit mav ha e to read this item twiee. Mighty go erning bod) ol the Men s Residence Association was their cabinet. Each lioiise was represented on the cabinet by its presi- dent plus the main cabinet officers. MR. president and head oi cabinet was (Uarence Maddy. For Fun they planned a year-round recreational program. Just in case a problem came up. ihey were ready to represent the fello vs on all MRA problems and also to make recommeiulations to the Director oi Residences. Fhe third point in tlie .MRA program was acli ities. It pro ided representatives as needed tor college acii ities in order to enable its members to voice their seiuiments and participate in campus affairs. The Men ' s Residence Associalicjn. as it is today, began in I ' .IIS. Growing steadily since then, tlie men ol MR. ieel that ihe have a student go ernment worth shouting about. 1 hey ha e not had a long time to organi e, but ihev alreadv seem to have everything luider control and are constaml) impro ing their group. hiT l Hiiw: I ' l ' liTMMi, I r.iiikliirld. Kdhi ' ilMiii (scii.l. M:iil(lv l|inv.}. Mavm up.). Il;il lr.i(l. Hh.sIi.ii. Swill, Mililitll. Sniinil lii)u: llrmicv. I .iiMin, lliansl;i(l, l.indiT (lrc:is. , lli;iiiiii;ih. lltiKopi I ,iin- ' .i. f..ir k.Millcn.iii, I m- , S;im.. i I l.ifi .l.mi, ll..irl. I iiilriiviicul. .Spcnillg, Vukir. liuMrln. llln.lf, UilkiiiMin. IlimiK-. Moiintc, Asperliririi. 382 MEN ' S DORMITORIES trtt Abm e- SOCIAL AND StCY. TREAS - f inl Row: Burdctt. Schu tcr. I ' oi.iil.. Vrrrnilljon. Jensen, Cress. MonlRomcn. Second Rou : Mav, Pavick. Ml ilkTc (•riihn. On kcr. Carc , kit)UT . I ' i hni. Third ftou-: Th.ilackcr. hiiirr. l oiiitta%. lindrr ( irca .). Mrs. VntiiiK, P. Pctcnon (social chm.). i iiiU IK k,Hin, Muni . Ainr , Nvstroni. tourth Hint : HikK . Ki tuner, Movs, iitnirr. Mnrk. Kot)inH n sc(%. ), Sudholl. MaiiMin. hiftli Row: | iriii ' nM)n, MiHlKlin. Recti. PeicrMrn. AuKU tinc, Cllnkenbeard. Dreiis- - AC: IIVll IKS IN I R WII R l S - f rw Rnir: Clifisl. C.il snn. fnslii| , W ' chncr. HiiNton. |(K r -. Rnlier. Srittnd Hon-: Si roll- tjctiviiit chni.i, Miiitt ' . Mukelson, Franklin, Maitheus ' isliscl. urnuii-ttilin. Nennil. Ruhlf. NeKin. Hrannian ( inlraniurah JohnvMi. Hjninu-r. Mrincrt. tourth Hon : Frederick, Hardist , 1 iison. FJanLs. Pciersun. Dan. Flavunx - fifth Row: Chene . kern, Fatlnr, Mnlinr. Mil ner, ClaiisiiiK. Mt ' ver. MrCanlli ' V. M K M ttT t Row: (tardner, Peliitk. llaKe l rn. Sandahl. Srcotid Rtnv ■ • ' ' 1 Irr. Tompkins, Moses (4ui er%i or , llerriull, Flannoit. Third Row: W ' 11 Bcil. L. Younx. Bo ce, Anderson, ' nland. SirandbcrR, Cunlc . Flail ktt.Vi . Equation for Guidance . . . Five MRA Councils () one iictiK a slide rule lor ihis simple e(|iia- iioii. One MRA (liairiiiaii plus a represeiuali e Ironi eac h house ecpialed an MRA i oinu il. Sex iai ( iliainiian I ' ele I ' eiersou liel|)e(l his group pl.m i )v vcar ' s fun Im Min s Resiilente Associalioii iiuiii- inis. I hi house set relarv-tieasurers perloriiied iIk u usual duties ol ui in utes and collet tious. I)ii k lirannian was in (harj;e ol ihe asi MR intra- murals progtani. ( i i iiies weie diret led l) |at k Itroshar. Ihe Iliad Residents, memhers ol IR , in ioiietl the housing rules. I ' ii ked as nun who llo l■d glial integrity,, they served as lounsilors. l Moses piesided o er the Tuesday evening mcel- ings and diniuis. W ' oiking together, these tonn- ( ils hilped the MRA lonlinue to iini smouihh. imm 383 Bennett House . . . Never Behind the Eight Ball I 1k ' 111(11 ill lUiiiRl I I loiisf look adv aiil;ii c ol all l lie l R A a( I i i- lies — I ' iiig I ' ong, gkc cliil). ladio. and mam more. ScMial were eager pool players. Ihey were gi eii .miple opporiunily due lo the three pool rooms in the residence halls, lliere were les.sons lor the beginner, loo. All a kllow had to do was lo ( hei k oiiL cues and balls Irom ihc office. Bennell House members chalked up lor the MRA lournamem. No beach. No Avaxes. No dams! Rut lirookside Park proxed just as salishu lorv lor the Bennett House (Uam-Hake. . picnic and in s|)ring — so natcherh it was a date allair. lluse lellows realh liked to ha e a good tiiiiel I lie got on the sink fall |iiailei wilh their house daiuc. And lhe helped make successes oi other Ml . dances. Ikiuieti men made many trips to lioone — Darlo Ci. Roone. that is — for he xvas presick ' ut of Heiniett House. Roger F. Hagedoni de- bated () er ])roblems ol the house as head resident — and also as one of the ISC Debaters. ' ith members in many departmental cltibs and other acti itics. Ik-nnetl men were able to keep busy all year long. First Row: Boone (prcs.), Clark, -Viliicis. Kan.igo. Kidc-s, K ;ins. Demimm, Carcv (Ircas.). Mullins, RitKihciKri . Si-toml Row: .Mossbeig. Zmolrk. C.hidrslcr. Schfblcr, Hammer. Collins, Eicliac;ker, lioerliave, BiKcIow. Tltirtl Row: Hayes, Massatjuoi (attivilies thni.), Hagedorn, Campbell. Hansen, Cliristians, Dt-NCOteaux. Gordcn. Fourlh Row: Rnssell, Swenson, Obrnan, Cobb, Murphy, Tweeten. Fifth Row: Cunipton, Rogers, Johnson. ! . Jnhnstnn. Srmnd Row: Dou iis, Huxicr, I.ai ittt ( inlramiiral rhm. ) . I jipr , BunJrll Kiil , DfM k, kuiidral. ILiKt ' dorn, I lurci , Kht-I, h.niiK . -Mt.iniiix-rK ( hcail rotdctii ) . Beyer House . . . Always on the Beam ' li  says A kllow an i stmK wiili ilic radio ' iir- Ik-ycr House iiimd in K ll l i iiy nij;lii. K(as(in niK ' . ilicy had several ea ei beavers uork- )i, on iliis MRA siaiioii. KMKl was one ol the hisi ladio stalioiis operated as pari r)| a lesideme hall program. Led hv Lloyd Larson. Ilevcr niadc ' ' ! Varieties with a take dII on ISCs Uc lures. I heir prols di ln l seem to mind thi ' di s lail holasli( a erage was the hinhesi in MR . IJe- ■ides all this lle er House won the (ilass I) haskcl- li.dl liunpionship. Mill ■' «i ' iiiiiK •iilril.iiiiiiK Ml i% iiiiiili jlwitr M .11 A lU ' M ' i lliiiiu ' | ,irl . 385 first How: Aiima, Imm. lli iikui. Orhtman, Tilfiii. H.ii(livt . S ioiiJ Ktnr: Mi- l-is. V liliiiim-ii. Vdikr. (.il)liiiii . Rrs li i , MiiiiiaM.ii ll,n,l li, Burns, Sivaiisoii, MuW.i. licll. Itnirth Row: Xfooic. i ' aiui.is. ruHi. Wickiifi, Cessna House You Can ' t Miss It I ' (). ()ii 1.111 1. li s ri lu 1)11 ilu ' a in ihc Terrace Room, (ll.iiniinj; lo l)c on ilu ' hall, ilu ' lorty-ciglil iiieii liad iluir CUass B howliiit; and ()llcyl)all liisi awards lo liclp ])r() c ihc poinl. Prcsidtnt Roll Kranklnriti was loaslmaslcr ai a bjf; X ' alcniiiK ' s Han(|urt. held in llu ' 1 Cnacc Room. ( !cssna Ilonsc ;uc ' sls nulndrd IMcsidi ' iii brilcy and Dean 1 leKi r. I ' ixi. ' men worked on ilu- new spapi r. ' I hi ' Ri ' lk ' (ioi. In laii. a Cessna man was idiioi ol ihe MR A weekly. A(l i(c ' nil how In lie a winsor (onu ' s ii) h.tiKh iliiiiiii; |H(--(l.il - I iish. 386 chamberlain Men Proved Good Sports (llKiMilKrhiin I [ohm IouikI ioIIl c iiuiaiiuii;ils both Inn .ind good ix|)ti icnc f. Siuh s|)nriMii.inslii| paid oil with luo ( liaiii|Moiislii|is — II Cullcgc Cilass li Inoihall and Class C Iniranunal Baskiihall. lialjy. it ' s (old ontsidc! rndanntcd. (Iiandxriain men and ilR-ir ilatcs climbed aboard for ihcii lall lia riilc. Laici there was a big fire in Robert s Kec Room lor iluiwing out |jiir|joses. Cider and cookies lortihed these heartv sindeiits lor daiu ing the rest of the evening. He- cause the were all so iumgry alter the hayride in ilie brisk .lii. all the food clisa|)|)eared almost immediately. Chamberlain men always partii i|)aic(i wlioleheariedly in ilu il (jiiarterlv dances. ! here was more inieiesi than usual in this winter s King Ne|)iune s Hall. Chandjerlain ' s soc iai chairman siiperxised this event. Fish hanging Irom ihe ceiling ga e the elfeci of being under the sea. President Harrv Hagcdrjni was active on the MR. steering com- mittee. Ihis included the important job of processing all new business and intioduciu it to the cabinet. FtfMt Row: Slcsall, York, l.indRrrli. Bolin. YounR. Milli-r. Dahl. Rradk-N. kihur fvxia) chin.). I ' olilii (%cc« .-irra .  . Ia lnr (jdiviliri rlitn.). Ilotarll. Hairdorn (pro.). Rrin , Fbnncr , ( uciitlicr. Srtond Row: Chiluk, t- ' i lu-r. ki liiiRbiirv, R tlcl, Ea. ' tlfnuii, Otirtiiun. Miintll. SclirlllHTg. RtKlrrhoml. Hcxin«tn. Dan wii. Rrvhl«. jack. Richardv n, Kaufman, Bardcn, rclT . Javnc. Fctk. Bra , AinliiiK. Milllionc. Thttil Row: JatobK-n, Nurdci ' ii. Culaio. Twachlniaiin. Robinton. BniHn. .AtUnd, Carlton. N man. Litllc. Converse Men in the Professional League ( oiiic on now. |)ick U|j ihal s|);nx ' . And w illi llu ' |)ii kni; n|) ol llial |)iii. ( ' onx CISC House rolled ihcnischcs into the I ' lolcssicjiial League ol M i-vA. llu ' atlik-lic prowess ol this hotisc was (juiie e idem. They were bowling champs in the spring ol ' , ) 1 with a repeat |jerlorm- ance in the fall. Last s|iring Clonxerse also swung their wa into the roll ol soliball champs. In addition to all ol this. nian in the house were on the basketball and olle l).ill teams. ()ne Conxtise man let- tered in ' arsii ' lootball and tiack and another in baseball. These Con ' erse muscle men kept in shape b joining the Weight l-ilier ' s ( liib. I ' here they cotild really show oil their brcjad shoulders and strong backs to the best ol achantage. One cold night last wintei ou might haxc heaid a strange din from the west side ol cam])us. 1 here was no cause lor alarm — it was oidy Converse men gathered to .serenade their head resident, who had been sick. Ciroup spirit like this helped make it a sharp year with more fun than e er before. Friendly, likeable Ron Johnson saw to ii that e ervihing ran smoothh ' durino the ear in ( ' omcrsc House. tiryt Jioir: Ma ill, I1:iiiii hi. l)ii-N cr. l).l filpou. MoiUKo[[R-t (suti.il tliiii.). Iluat. Johiisuti (pics.), Diftllcr. Srcuiid Ra ' .r: Soicnscii. L ' tcscli. IH-erMn. ' .m l);- ' nitiT, Broshar. Jatobson. Whcelotk, Naughton. Third Row: DcMatedo, Barz. Sinitli. Boyti, Clroverl. Cialloway, Cornwell. Kisher. FuurOi Row: Cliikls. M(Ck rma(k. Clol- u ' cM, Logan, Thompson. Kotilf, Falda. Currin. Reed. Weber. Page. Cheney. Rogers (secy.-treas.) . ,1 1 ' - ti ' it ttow: Sujfi (prrt.i. Mfillnc. Srcnnii Bnu M u. i Mork (wKial chin.i. l I . ( n  . sirMari, IIjII. knimrn. Smith, fiiiur , R.i burn. St hull . I ' t u im ii. Cjuiin. lf fr, I). .MiicMrr. tounii ik .t . 1 IIimhi. u viuMtii. UrfiUt i . Miiin. I i rii, ArMlrrwMi. Vo!rrfjni|i. Mrrrill. Jir j. Ha o. V«irrif. hiUh Hnu : (iihiK. Mrirk. Rr( rs. Snrcmrn. I ilioii. MmlUr. I ;iirak. Kriktr. WiRRcr . Ditk Prtlihr. lUnrdorn. ( IntiRh. I. Miirllrr. Sixth Uou-: Maws. Vi T. MandrrMrhicd, BohniiiK. CJialMad. DiiUMXi, Oriifc. Sn-rtiih Htm-: I ' lhotf, Funk, Hansen, Maguirc, Midrltiv Bcnjci8 Ur , ,N« ' i S toun: Mailtiicsrti, Rawlc , Shorllhorn. Guodman, Evaiu. Able, Arcndi . Buih . MncfiT, l ra ic, RciKi ' Ulwrgcr. Round one Dodds Versus Darwin l)o(l(l IImiisc uorkrd li.iid limniiij; oiii ilic l. i liit ion (il Mail. ' I Ik ' IiimIIv li.ul lo (;iil in an cx|)cn hoiii (pardon llic- expression) Iowa U. riuir X ' aritiics Skit sliowcd llic (avciiian discovcr- iiif wine. woiiRii. and sonj;. Nii-d vc- iiRiilioii Inn. loo. alitr iliis? Iiiiraiiitirals |)layrd a l)i pan in Dodd s lloiivi Ri lii down llicir alky was iht (.lass (. howling li.iiiipionsliip last lall. i luy were- sic oiid in(M.iss l)askeli)all. I ' lesideiu Dick Swill sparke.l MRA movies. I IIhiu fiMMii u.t% li.irrU .n.itl- .ailr .11 flir MKV %|iiiMK fniiii.il. 389 kvtr III III vt ' ' s Jkj£ J i - - AagJffii a - -t3Qi iiiif la. ' tir.M Jiuw: roll( ( k. i 1 i;il ( hm. ) , MJcklcsoii ( inij;iiinii;il mm p, i In iiii ( pits. ) . Rued (iic;is.) . IMuni, DiMvsdn. Sttoiul Umr: Si ct , Nelson, Bullet. Echols, Grccnlcc, Hl-iuilUs. Jatubi, V ' olkciis, Shoupc. Weiss. Thiul Ktiu . t.iceiiluinl. Kn rl).iiiTii. Mnillei . Metike. Sii e, l,;i lei . Kol e. I ;ik;i 111,1. Aiuleison, Wilkin- son. Fourth Row: Jensen, Spencer, Lewis, Garion, Wagner. Having Fun in Fairchild House Each spring weekend ai least hall ol IS( luadcil for llie l-cdgcs. l aircliild nun look iluir dales along. Soliljall. hikes, antl e en lood helped make lhi.s an unnsnal picnic. No niatier what season, il vas ahvays inn lo get logeilur .md h.innnni e on Salurda night. I he had plciii ol things to sing ahont. Iwo I ' airthild learns made class A i)asketl)all. I heir howling team rolled along, loo. Men did well in Ncl |a , I ' eishing Rilks.nid ar- sit ' sports. l i ' esi lem l).i id Xspirhi ' im had an ac I i ' e pari in oig.ini ing the Rtlii nin m i.ile Week. (uiipU ol ( niipU ' s tl (laiu- iiii; ill lli( ICi I .u - Uooiii. 390 1 Franklin Believed Good Things Come in Threes I i.itikliii was one 1)1 iIr ihic ' L ' Iiouscn in IIu Irn 1 1, ill I his year, loi liii- in si lime, llusf houses were iiuorporaled in ilu Mens Resi- (leiue Assoiiaiion. I ranklin nun lunk i(l aiita ;e ol ilns new o|)|)()r- iimiiy. In the inliainni.il lu Id ilie ( oiu eiiir.iud un bowling, wrest- ling, and swinnning. I ' residenl |()lni 1 ..iiu- w.is .u i i c mi ilu NIK (.ihiiiii .ind sieeiing c ' oininitlee and w.is MR .idxisoi in KMKI ll .i| ilie nun agreed liiat ihe iiKigei had been a good thing loi iluiii. Hughes Hall had iis own rcc room. Ii (ante in handy alter sti|)- per lor j)ing-])ong. a (|iiitk sIuiHie. or just relating daily doings. Hughes ret room was also a wonderlnl phue ior firesides. In the lall there was a big (Ihrisini.is p.iiiN. M.iin ol ilu- (oiiples crowded .numid ilu ' tele- vision set. In the winici it was a laxorite spot alter basketball games for (laming. It was so nice lor an kind ol indoor s|)ort that other groups wanted to use it. loo. Franklin men also hii ilu books. In ilu I. ill ol  1 li e ol the liliy Franklin nun made better ili.iii a ' . ' 1 a erage. i hey were proud all ear round o| iluii sc hol,nshi|). fiTft Hnw: Gibcrl. Himiifi. Allen, niilvtii. I..mf (prt-s.). Anilcrvin. C.rnm ' . Cl.Trk. Srtotnl Hoir: 1 honijs. Hriiii%. l-iil . (hrnluU. ' illiii«Li. Kii«rr%. Mi .tii TfuftI I ' ' I ' wf). Kahlrr. Dcckrr. B;iil . Mlllrr. KnhcUl, KranI . tiniTlh H nr: Hiril. KdIiIs (aili ilu- rhin.). iiniiiit-hltii (inlramiinjU (hni. . frnlnr- Something to Dream about at Godfrey House There ' s al)s )luic ' ly nothing backward about the lellows in (.odlrey House. They knew wliat they wanted and they got it. These enierjiris- ing yoiuig iniii wrote a letter to A ' a (iarthier inlorniing her ot Iier elec- tion as (.odirey ' s honorar houscinoiher. Not lo be outdone, jnililuiiu- dinous A a |)i()niptl sent l)a( k l)olh her acx epiance and a Iraiiied, auto- grapiied |)iciure ol liersell. Now, all ihf (.odlre men said that i1k had the prettiest housemother on raiiipu . and it isn ' t probable that any other residence group argued with them. in ihe imranunals Held. (.odlre House placed thiid in xolleyball. fouiih ill football, .second in track and second in swinuning. That was (pate a record. . cti e also in caini)us doings. Ciodlrey House president Dick Sperring was a member ol Caidinal (.luld. The superx isor of Head Residenis also hailed liom (.odlre . Acti e in many divisional clubs and other extrac luiic idai activates, the men belonged to ten diflerent honoraries. This house was the Inst ol the MR A which guests visited (huing the March ( )pcn House. In ilnee hours tune over a thousand |)eople looked ai the wav twelve-himdicd men live. First Row: Copley. Brain. Siilli aii. MiiUey, Robcrlseni (iiUiinnm;il diiii.t, Sperring (pres.). Fredcriksen, Ness, Cres.s (social clira.). Second Row: Torrison. Her- rick, L. Nelson. Van Dyke. Olson. T. Nelson, D le. Weed. Slielou. .Vtwood, Hooker. Jackson (head residcnl). Third Row: Moses, Reed. Wilcox. Uhr. VV ' ielcnga. Miller. V ' andei W ' al. (Gideon. I.xon, S ' S Sk v ., ' 1 tint How: Hanwn. Rirclinr. rjTviin. (.jit- (iuti it dim.). Srronii How: Frociilirh. Liltuhuaftrr. M((.iiirc. Ilohiu-l inip. M I r - . MikIuH, IVtriii.. Sniilh. (Jtti«im- ..II thiTii liir., ■McNull. JjinJMin. . liM(-th:in. Niinuiin, CorIc . Kelly, Askclaml. Frccm.-iii, Clirul. lvi. Nou.uk. DoniiclMin. .S4 w4. Harriman House . . . Mountain Music Popular ll( ' Ilt;ii iIkii iiHiuni.iin iiiiisi( - ;ili. ii ' s jiisi ili.K Icllow in ll.niiiii.in llmisc sii iiniiiiing OIK iiiKidicr (mil ' (III liis guitar. ' 1 liis p i|iiilar iiiiisiial takni. |iliis ilu- (ri( ks ol an aniatiin iiiagi- ian, gave Uaniinan House an aiiiKi- pluiT nl Inn and iclaxalion all vcar long. Mcinlxis in hand and singing groups on (am pus |)i() d music was no jtassing lane v in llaniman i louse Pusidciii Rogci . liu hell was ilii guiding light in llaniman ihis vcar. I ' fll( us were active in arsity spoils and inan dixisional cluh ' . k IKI l;( 1% iitiilrl . %«ttli (In .ill MtiiiiH mil: .ma | l.i iiiK III iri|iir ( liiiir%. 393 i- ' ir.it Row: McMulHn. Trustim {prt-s. ' , .s -- . ,■■' ,,! ;-■. Wiw . Ki.uni.iii, Pullman. MLilmsicdi Imi-mimih. Harris, Fuller. Sandahl. Hoon. MtCuUough, Wiggcrs. Third lioiv: Hrver. RadU-. Zisko. Kain . Knuliln, ShjaiI. ) ;l . IWikI-huI. Imbes. PcicrsoTi (atiiviius ihiii.i. Parkhill. Mcinert (iniraniural chm.), Anderson, Ver- million (social (lini.t, Romans. Fourth Hon-: Fisju-r. Hemkcn. Bfrbendi. Harcovitli, Sithr.). l-i ih Row: Aiuood. Madison. C;c tT. Ninian. Rice, Schrader. Smith, Hailc . Kimball C ame Through with Flying Colors f Ha ing won ,u kiisi six more MR iiophics lli.m an olhcr liousc in llu ' l.isi lew c ' .irs. Kim- l)all had (iiiitc a ri ' puiaiion lo u|)h()l(l. lii ihc spring ihcy rccci c ' (l llu- MR A miiamurai iiopliv. In ' , )-! ihcy ' wcrc tops in amaliin howling and second in ollc hall. Every Kimhalilc was an active meniher ol his divisional c hd) I ' residenl dleii Irustem. an Ag Va major, was aciixe on MR. cahinet. IRA camera c Inh presidcnl lived in Knnhall. rills c Inh owned a . ' V ) mm. pro|ec loi and screen. llu- MKA |)i( ' si(U ' iil III. IN li.ni- iiiiuh In tin, Imi( liis desk i( ' il.iiiil is ( k ' .iii. I.illui ic ' s .ini.i lni; il- liiiciu) Ol iIm ' hi ' kiu« 1)111 | hi (oi;ia|)hri was iluf. 394 First in Line Knapp House rill- shoiii guts ii|)I I lie iii.iil is ill ' liisi ilaTf. iiMuilly, were ihc iiicii lioiii Kiia|)|) — lor ilic lrili |)()si ollicc was jiisi hclow ihcir house. 1 wchc IniiidrL ' d mail boxes so ihai cac li had his own k.i ' |)i it far lioiii hcin a iiosmian ' s xacaiion lo work tliLTf. riuiisday ' s mail always hrouj hi in ai Irasi liint ' Innidiiil lanndry cases. Kn,i|i|i Mouse iia l lo gel aK|uainled ihis year. There were f)nly nnii Ok nun — all the rest were ireshmen. Ihev took (are of the job ol getting a((|iiaiiited in the ustoniarv Kna|)|) House tradition — a slag. Iheir ' ht (.ream Soc i.d ' was held at Sunsel Rock. llowe er, someone lorgoi ilu ' ice cream so ili.ii e ci oiK ' h.id lo fill ii|) on ilie other relreshmeiits. .Spring cjuartei alwa s bionglii the .MRA loiiii.d. 1 Ins eai was no exception with one of the betler bands, solt blue lights and Knapp House men — all a |)art of the MR |)rilaiUasy. There were good spirits in Knapp House all year around. Biggest target for jokes was their Bendix. Presideni Jim Benlley claimed it was the lousiest washer in Triley. I his, howeser, had been disj)uied b sDliie ol liu ' ollui IliiUSCS. Firtt Rou-: SyMram (social chni.l. . f1ams. Marlln, Wood. Jonw. Rcnllc (pre .). Bell. I ' falininK. OiiiRcr. Krri . Anclrr on. Srrand Rvu-: niadrii. V rci Min. Pcf|. rolh. MtGuinc . Andrnon, No ak (artivjtii- chin.), lla%unR . DiA ' al. Ilnnimcr. Tltirtl Row: Miitdrr, R liiirti. C.IifikrnlK ard ( cc -irra . ( . Knald (.rrr-iy t-r Mnr nail;i. niKllr , liawkinwin. R(-i«iiiKt-r. tmtrlh Run-: Krrdcritk. Osvvalil, Niiliols. | i)it)soii. BiMtl. Silnni4ll. IMlillUT, li4 U-dl. oililK. J ' .susim as r y ■dm: ' J -? Lincoln Believed in Brotherhood II Avas no (oiiu idem t ' thai l.iiuoln House lived up to llic ic|)Ula- lion oi Iloncsi Abe lo .suppkinciil (ollf, e sludics. 1 hc Iclt iliai l)v allcinpling ' lo undcrsiand ihc va s ol ihiuking ol people all o er the world. llu ' (ould help pioiiioU ' iiUenialion.d hroi hei hood. Meiuhers ol Lincoln Hou.se tame Ironi I.alin . nierica. the Near Kasl, Far F.asl. .Scolland. i ' lij land. Belgium. Hawaii. .Alaska, and C uiada. and. ol toinse, the I ' niled Slates. Iheir exira-spetial guesls were ihe mem- bers ol the Unixcrsiiy of Tokyo ' s louring wrestling icani. They really practiced the hiothei hood the preached, oiteii ha ing hull sessions that lasled lar into the night, during which the talked about the c tis- loins of their arious nali e lands. Another extra at Lincoln House was tiieii axiation cluh. In- terested fellows devoted i good deal ol time to Ihing. Lhe club iiad at it.s disposal an ojieii coc k|)it plane and a lormer member ol the RAF. It ' s not known when the lound time, but Lincoln House cleaned up in both the Cllass A looiball and (Hass . basketball cham- ])ionships. Once again they sho ' ecl their spit it oi bioiheihood and cooperation in winning these championships. Coach this way was Larrv .Mounce. First Roif: DonKlas, Mminrc (pri-s.). Sudhnff (sc( . ircas. ) . Illankc-nship (activities chni.). I- ' raiiklin (intiatmiral (htn.). Blcyhl, Cicbfl. Dices. Sfrntid Hoxr: While, Rattcnhorg. Garnt ' r. C.icciic. Shi-IIIxT . Ik-.il. IiukIca. Olson. R(i cl)ooiii. ' I ' lind Row: M(Kcoti. Sm-llcr. Hfnr . l-orrsiiiaii. I ' ox. Nelson, Crauie . fourth Row: .Andre. Potter. Tayloi, Owen, nainisdi. l.emlev. l. ( ns. I ' liika. Iasak. Iiflli Row: . slilaiid. I ' ebci . Bovie. Wilson. Stevenson. Bu bv. Davis. Withers. Nordenson, Wiggins. -r. I tr t fUiu . ll  v . y s. Hi k 11(1.1 I .!( ti itit-v iliiii. « . M (1 T .ik .1 III 1 . l)t-iini . Siiiiili. W 1 1 k t ' l M ii , AikiiiMiii. 1 11(1(1 H kmI . kclliiw.iv . W t htirr ( iiiiumurjl thin ' Snund H u W ' lAWT. kinK. l iRK. l-clloht, Hr K kinaii, koiout. Luur. hiili.iin. V lil. i ' all L-, Kiiinohr. Mjl! . riiird liuw: (•chrU, Mtkiitlr , limmoiii i prr . i . Bn . ink. surfliti. Ahrcn . ucn. Mnarl, SpriiKcl. toutth How: Allen. McNi ' ilii , kcnnc , ' an Ninnvrftcn, .Andrr on, Dav, Tclcrwn «ocial chni.l. Murpht. Burn«. Dnllr. w Excelsior! ' ' Cried Meeker House li u.is iluii Inst c;ii in cxisiciUL ' . and iIr icalK WLiil U) town. Wnimis in ()llc ' yl)all. Nkckcrnitii swamped all ilitir « oinprtion in (lasses A. li. and I). Ilu v dcsirvcd ilu ' MKA Iniianiuial tiopln tail (|iiaitci. MKA (.Ice (liil) ' s |)icsidriii li i(l in Mukri llonsi. I his kt Inl) was just Ini the Itllnws wlin cnjnvc-d sill ill . Ii was all liic . . . all llic had ti) di was to coini down an hour and a halt |k ' I week lo hannoni c. I iusc wire only a lew ol tin MR adxanlagis thai Mtekcr House enjoyed lliis vear undei ilu le.idershi]) ol President Ham Head. Is Slr r ( .lIlMill Koill to lll.llM till iil mil- Ml.ll M-rtn% lo Ih- .1 |iliilllllll of I oni I Ml lol tirlMifli III! sr il.n.. 397 I ' Eat ■iM fiou : Smiili. Aiiiiiiison Mdixitics ihm.), Brown, I indall. I ' tam , I m n i s, , ..,,,1 , ' ,, i.(.,l ... k. li.niHs, liiokvi, H.l 11. v ll.,i;. . mu h 1 itird How: C. Hiif;Iu-s. Mulk-tiKcr, Kdlcy. lourth Roii ' : Trocks, Ellingrod, Hise, Hidou ' . liinlainl, Kjiiiin.iii. Niles House Knew All the Tricks Not actordiiig to HonIc was Xilcs ' laxoritc card game, a nighl time diNcisioii. The ()|)|)()site ol bridge, it look real skill lo lake iim one iru k more or less ihan tlie hid. l . en (adl)ensoii would h.ne been eoiiliised. Niles men reallv got a a horn ii alk I.i ing on the lo|) lloor ol irilev. ilu were .dwa s ii|) in llie clouds. K en so. lhe look Insi in ( lass B baskeli all and second in MK A swinnning. President i-rank .Sel)ern w.is (li.iirman ol ihe budgel (onniiiliee. !i w.is his c oiiimiilee s |ol) lo ligure oui how lo spend IR s (|u.n lei 1 nu onie. V iii|il( ' ol Ilu liit ' t .It I li ol MKV |Hiiii o t ' l llu ' ic.liiis .Mill U ' .iiiis III I III I rs[Miiiilriii (-. 398 ' 52 a Big Election Year for NobI i l)l( lliitisc (oiilil (criaiiils lio.isi ol ilu- iiiiinlxi ul ( .itiilidalcs ii liad riiiiiuiij; in ilu- uiiiur (|uarui IR tlcdioiis - maii more lliaii aii (illicr lioiisc. I licii Imn Miiirsstiil |)()liti ians iiuludcd l,cc I utlon. . I prcsidfiit ol XoIjIi I Icuim. ulio iiioxcd ti|) as ili prcsidcnl ol ll IR ikiiions were dirc-iicd l) .111 lliiiion ( ' .oiiiiiiiiu-c uliuii iioiiiiiMicd laiulidaics and rcgulaicd otiii . NOIjIc House social ciiairmau was kcpl busy. Dcsstri and daiuc exchanges were verv | o|)ular. In lad. iliey were liie Inst lo utilize tlie Tenaee Room lor iliis purpose. IIun liked doing things jiisi .1 link differenlly, 100. ()nii thev had a piiiiic and bail game as an exchange. l ' ervone agieed thai that was In lar the most Inn ol the year. Another lime the had an exchange to I ' nion X ' aiieties. House parties like ilie Nobiiities j- ' ro y i racas weiu o ei big. I hey also modeslly claimed ' OiiK a lew slags. In the world ol sports the (lainied the intrammal ( lass U second pl.ue spot in loolball. Noble House also had two loieign studeiUs. One was liom lar- awav China and the oihei Irom Texas! firit Row: 3 on. IIj uiiiih ( iiilrjiiiiiral iliiii.t. Ilulliiii (pre .). flii il. . iuiiMiiu- (social dim.). K. Drcvs ( wc .-lrra . . Srrond Haw: C.aRnrv. ( ' .tint. Ilatul. Chriiinitrr, Brottn. Null. ri ii«(cl il. Hriininictfn. BlahatricI . Brindlcv. Cochran. Ioliii«oii. Thinl Kuw: Mnl cn. BranMad. Hailgri. Haiipl. Maloiic. Ijalhcr . Hold .rod. BorKo. Ko , Main. Palmer, Bcinal . Bakci, Sltil . llollir. fourth Itoir: Fiihcr. SlroiiK. Blumhadan, Naiimaiili. Hollmaii. Ijxicncc. Mallowrll. Hatliinmi. hall, fifth Itow: ' an Sickle. Koschnu-ilcr. Oucii. Frc niafiii. i ' aidson, MichcU, Ooniincr, Huston. BTaniiian. H. I rc ' vs. Rc-icl. Olducilcr. Rul . McC uIIoukIi. And Pearson House Won Again! A husli Ic ' ll () c ' i ihv (lowdl Pearson Pi xsidtni. ( inh Hal- stead, sieppcd lip lo the inoiuid. Two down and one lo gcj and willi just iliree pilclies ilie hatter was oni. |nsi like ihat spirited Pearson House won (he all-college soiiball ( hanipionshij). W ' hetlKi ii was lo be a i)nni or a pnni ' this house was wcdl known h)r iis aihleiic teams. Rmniersup in looii)all and ()lle hall. ihe lost i)oih thanipion- shi|)s only in oxeriinie games. Hit a lew. miss a lew. hni lli.u ' s the Avay the old hall hoinues, said Pearsoniles. Willi s|)iril in exeryone and e er ()ne in spiiit. Pearson goers gained hnne. Two (anions presideiiis walked their li.ills: the MR A prexy and James Keheler, house president. The highest honor to he won by an [SC male all year went to a |)rond Pearsonite. He was named the Ugliest Man on Campus. Pearson peered into a meeting ol the loastmaster ' s dub. .Se eral liked it well enough to stiek around. Realizing that ease in the art ol ]jubli( speaking was important to college grads. MR.A organi ed the group. . t meetings they prepared and cleli ered impromptu sjjeeehes on all types ol subjects. Fir l Haw: Malheu-s. Mars. Smith. I ' chling. Huff. Kiiox. Bass. Second Ruit ' : Bt ' il, I ' otath (social chin.). R on. Strohnian. lialstcad. Kclehc-r (prcs.). Nelson (in- tramural chm.). Norbcit. Widmt-r (sccy-areas.) . Roach, C rtic-ning. Third Row: Van Bc-rkuin. t ci ls. Knoll. Graff. Olscn, 1.. Jensen. R. Jensen. Campbell. Keninier. fourth Row: Hartsuck. .Mly, Davis. Tysscling. Coffland, Anderson. Fifth Row: Scfuil . loelker, falsnia. Meissner. l.andis. Si lh Row: C.rcnise. Efjrfiardt. Slraub, Stone. Thornburg. Strt ' t-Tilh Row: Rocnnau, Pixler, Ver Ploeg. Uhrig, Maddv. 7 tir t How: Mi hlrr, (.it) iii. i.iiiiMiu- (hm.i. Rovs (mhijI diiiii. I . Krdin. R. Rttlin. Olviit, Diurks. Bctrlinki . Fi-ik Ioii. Ktihl. Alrnjiidrr. l rt.(ing. Hjr| rr. Mtrji. hiirlilrr. Srtimd Huw: Mill. Vi%c. Wjid. Kckliind. VMiscI (intramural lIuii.), Yokic (pr«.j. Mariin, Burkrlt, Murranc. Mrward. Shire . Third Now: Bcjdi. Nirlwii. C:lnuum. l ivr. YoiiiiK, Shipp . Fi lirr. Neveii, Leonard, Nfurray. Evans, tourth How: Hohlrad. IIk. M N rr. Ihrailkill. Hnrra , l.indrr. Hadlo. Jm«m. Spinney House Carols in Exam Period (iold winds blew, and IS( ' had snow, W ' hai did SpinncN House ilo-- I ' liiiinj iluii Ileitis lo- ciIkt, ihcy dt( idi ' d lo o (ilnisinias laiolinH. Swcei was ihc niiisii lo lasses (lannnin lot (nials. S|)inncy fellows were activity (oiisc ions. Piesi- deni Al ' okie was always olf to one nieeliiif or anolliei. Two tooled in the band, three wete biis on the lirllrilnr sialf. and all ol the gioiii |)il(lu(l in lo woi k on iln IK XCishc.i ijo.il. I ' lesides all this lhe had nun ni ni.iin dixision.d ( Inbs anri hoiiotai ies. Frlliiu«. ti.irl lookitii; liir ihr ilMifh tiMlr«. I Itrrr ilill«l lir Milllr K ' .lonli ftii «f lliilt; (It.ll (n.ll. 401 fini y oii ' ; Johnson ( iniramurals (hin.i. Wilcox, Muntv. Stiujid Run: Wilson, H.iiivon (Muial thni.). Louk. Salcl , (.auhu-i. Dvnoii. Ktiih. Samcr (prcs.j. Albrrs. Third How: Sels. Kiiilntr (scty.-trciLS.), Anderson. Barrett, C R. Baker. Witlniaatk. A. Papantunis. Myers, Davis, tuurth Row: Hsu, Wid mover. Simonson. CiinKcrieh, Rit-s. E ans. R. Papantonis. Johnston, Nystroni. Fifth Row. Schuniaker, l.ive e , Manley, Danker, Mtinson, I ' hiede. Sixth Row: Meloan, Herriott, R. Baker, Heins. Marlinier. Stange House Hearts Were in the Right Place Ileal Is- A lji game dI ii was going in iii ilu ' loiingf c crv evening. Hearts! Red and while ones — scattered all oxii at the ' alenliiie |)arly. Kaeh girl leciixti! .1 small corsage as a laxoi at this dance. .Stange i)ig giiii . im hiding three mciiihers ol I ' hi K.i|)|i.i IMii, showed ii|) at the get at (|iiainti(l wiener roasL. .Siange Honse I ' resident |im .Samer was also president ol the Knights ol St. Patrick and icgional president ol S( ' I ' . ()ihei Siange leadeis were |)icsideiils nl ihe low.i ( ' hem Society and the ' Xatioii.d Uo Scout honoi.iiA. Tlu-ir ' s iKilliiiii; ijiiilt- like |ni .i( .iiul ijllicl lliir It) ;(-( .1 tot ol uolk clolU ' . 402 Stanton House Stood Out in MRA and ISC I.aM I. ill rcsidciils ol Sianloii IIdum ' wiiu all oiii lo make iluir molto. ' Make- Stanton Stand Out. mnit- iriii . I lu Inst big |)r blcni was m ' ltiiij; a((|iiainit(I uiih llic oilui Iclldus in ilic new lou)). ! hcic wiic loii iicNhnicn among the lilt Sianionilts. One good lime to get logeihci was dnring the wonderlid Stanton House Sunday bieakiasts. lo get I igln inii 1K .iciixiiies, several men joinid ilie Camera C.lidj and two weie elected ollicers. Iliere were many M.C. ' s and cngi- neeis liom Stanion working at KMRI. I he entile house groii|) par- ti(i| aied in all the intiammal events. Otheis. loo, made a name lor themselves on (ampiis. I he issue manager, aihertising co-manager, and assisiani lo ihe editor ol the Dtiilx contributed to its success. Spimiey residents were fencing did) enthusiasts; and lonr were members of the band. 1 hirteen others joined their di isional cinbs. There was even a mendjer (|ualificd to nni lor the I ' gliesl Man on Campus! President Don Kaiitfman could look back on all oi the a(ti ities in l J. ' )l-ri2 as a good job well done. His househdl ol Ireshmen with a le v ad isors had been oiustanding all eai long. Fim Row: Luchrn. Ilcribcrg. Ncuijlir. Sccla. Falconer. Phillips (aclivilin thni.). Baker, TliornrM. .Mav (sco ' .-tmu.). Second Row: Olwn. Pullman. Porrtcn. Thorm. Schncll. Bcin. Kauffman ( pro. I . lompkitii. HoUt. Thirtl Ron: C.ciL. Parroll. Mil ncr (MKial chm.). Tcmplclon. Mo . Kullon, L. Moott, Brown. . di«. Wallrt. Carllon. Schloeman. Wicker. W. .Moore, fourth Row: Fielding, Browne, Knapp, Fcrlig. Alumni Hall Laid a Strong Foundation Alumni Hall ' s plump, white, cackling hen scralchcd other floats in ilie Men ' s Residence division of the ' eishea parade right off the judges ' score sheets. This was the second consecutive year lot a win. iheir slogan was Laying llic loundai ion loi iiUu .uion. Men ol Ahuinii Hall generalh did noi dipcnd upon luns as a basis foi iheir edut.uion. Instead, they loinid lime lor extrac mric idar acti i- lies. Leadei ' siiip (pialities were easv lo imd in these men. The ])resi- denls oi Ine di isional c hdjs li ed ihcie . . . Farm ()|), Iowa i ' ulure Teachers Associai ion. Imhisirial Kd. Ag Kcon. and lloil (lul)s. This organizational talent was put to good use each (piarter for the Alunnii Hall house ]jarties and lormals. |ohn () ' ( onnell and Riiii- ard Lomen shared the honor of leading tliis group. Because the men were all so acli e, ihe jol) vas an eas one. First Row: Chacf ( . p.). I ' uiov. MacMuIIiii. Cousins, (ut. Iciroc. I..i( Malnor ' , Fields. O ' Coiinell (pics.). Slocker, Gilisscn. I). Johns, Thud liuif. Miller. I-ink. Hiirright. Loincn, Clausst-n. Walts, lijtli Hnw: Knutscn, Ver Stn ' tulh Uoir: Horthcrding. Dail Sduuidt, Holland, Doolltllc (secy.). Eifihtlt Huw Renati. Notfsinger, Steele, Fleming. Truth Row: Wehnnan, Parsons. Rnikelmanr Row: Mtilder, Johnson, deNeiii. Sliolnian. McLean. Cluisti.iii. I chill. in. Cune. klepper. Sctomt Row: Jenkins, Campbell, Cilenn. Ramseyer, Cook, Dueiismg, Jennings, ' incent. Stephens. Suart endrtiber, Trumbo. fourlh Row: loeg, Damon, Johnson, I.isk. .V .v ( Row: Hinlon. Jones, C. Rosenberger, Niffenegger, I . Rosenberger. Patton, Liluiller. C;oh)n . .Miimina. Xinl}t Row: Buck, Tinner, H. Johns. Eh ' ventii Row: Shannon. Cooper, WiUiains. Smith, DeWees, Twelfth Knccitug: juiinsuu, tacio, Sioan, Kensington, Hansen, Lambert, Carter i,treab. . iyecond How: Jennings, Wallace, Hildebrandt, Stark, McKce, Staien, Bensen, Keller. Third Row: Green (pres.). Haehner (secy.). Upah (v. p.), Florine, Hall, Drewes, Rogers, Schoelerman, Johnson, Ander- son. Wards Take a Chance ... Do Great Things TIu ' Ward SxsU ' in makes sure il gels lo all of ihc freshmen as they come through the registration line. Who said. Look bcloic- nu kaj)- ' ' W aid incn look a chance and asked their laxoriie girls to a party on Leap Year night. |iisi to be on tlie sale side they called it a New Year ' s Eve party and provided hats, horns, noise and confetti to take the ladies ' minds oil other things. K cii the la( idly aihisors sho ved U|) and took pan in the hilarities. For no onr had a (haiue to get bored at this party. During intermission in the daiu ing both Elm Hall and Freeman Hall presented pre- iews ot their Varieties skits. It would be hard to imagine seeing more legs in one e ening! Iowa .State has a s sleni ol ten wards. Fiiis group was organized to benefit the men sindeiits li ing olT (ampns and nol afTiliatcd ■ilh either li . or a lialiinitx. I heir |)iogiam w.is de- signed I or so( ial. plnsii al, and iiunlal grow ill ,uul ailixi ' pal I u ip.il ion m lollegi ' liiiuiions. .Members helped out ihe college l) passing out loldeis in the aniiorv during rii ' shiiian tests. l ' he caiiud out I. ill (|iiailei a(ti ilies with a lA ' .ider- ship {..nnp. wluTf Pusidinl Don (.rein and Ins oil i( lis 11 Hi iiiidi r I Ik- rool ol 1 . iiii 1- iilii i r ! .odgr. Dixiiling lip mill liiiii i ' (|ii,il disiiissioii gioiips, llir I, liked bctwiiii bilis ol iliili — aboiil llu various problems sin rounding Ward lile. This Kd 406 to tlu ' w.iiils .Kinc |).n t i( iji.ii mn iii (.iiii|itis | iiliii(s lot ilu liisi iiiiu ' . i i1k- spring l ai)(|iii ' i u.iid kivs and lilttiinr iiicnibciships were awanlcd in rciogniiion to outstanding niLinhcis. To hiiild ii|) ilitir iicasnrv. Ward nicinlnrs set iiji a ' cishca ron- (ission stand. Iluy (lainitd tlu- hottest dogs ami the toldesl jjoj) kj be loimd anwvlicrc on campus! SKCRU ARV I RK ASIRKRS C.Ol NC:li. - fir. How: Mnrr. B truft, Kairfhild. I ' rof. Shadic, Rpaiil, (larlrr (prr .). Sectmd How: NiclutU, kirrlanil. Ward, Ohlatid. Wrmimont. Mali. M C:IAI. COVSCn. - firil How: t)uncan, Dalic. Srrond How: Vctcncn. Malinnr ' . ( raha[Ti, I tHimat. Ml kcr. MaiiM-ti ( pir . ) . Third Hiiw: Sfliith, f)hlM ' ii, I ' cirruin, lliird, t ' uor, Nral. 407 With thanks for a happy ending First, to tlie 1952 staff iiumhIjits wlio. (K ' spiif oluc li j,lits. did iliciv work wi-ll :ind niadc ])r()dii( iii ' ilic Boiiih more fun than work! lo ROC. Hll.l.. . I;iiia in;4 Editor. I am i raiclul lor ,i soli slioiddcr and an archiUii ' s luiiiioi wIkii ilic ' o- ing was tiie roughest. To .ALICIK THOMAS and | ) HOI DRIDC.E. Associate Editors, who kd Uv mis- chief when work was done but other times worked past hours, thanks. |(). the onlv slatf memljer knowing (ierman. translated the )hiiius ol hooks relating to tlie ofiiac. For ])utinig up with mv wliinrsies JOH.N ROl ' .SON. . rt Editor, .md |. (:K 1). RR0 V. Layout Editor. deser i- commendation h)r their patience. .Always eager to put aside picture-taking for a staff party. Head I ' liotograjjher DICK WlCKll ' Nn was ever- readv to share his good .spirits ' ! Photographers KATHY EARRAR. CHECK KIXCSLEV. |I. I . 10NT- (.OMERV. PAl ' E NORTON. Dl ' ANE OEESEN, HERB .SAR(.EAN I. .uid RON VOGELGESAN(; were ■■■ivilling ' workers, even in taking a.ssignments given on ten minutes ' notice by Piiotography Echior DICK P.VEMER. . lthough given impo.ssible deadlines, section editors— jOH.N B. EES, Sports: CAROL LEGC;, Eeatures: BARB MCXSS. Senior Section: EMMA JEAN ROBINSON, Indexing: JANE TURNER. Residences: :incl DOROSE .INK. Organizations — at le:ist attempted to meet my lury with copv. (iiatitude also to ilieir ;issistants: I ' .OB COWEN and BARB HAWES. Sports: NANCIY BE. Ri)SLEV. Residences: TED .MAR.S EON. Organizations: and BECKY McNEILL. Indexing. DORIS WHADE and GINME .ST. HNKE made courageous Office Managers: acting as secretaries to a staff such as ours would have crazed most per.soiis! ELLEN CONOLLY. Indexing Coordinator: PHIL McC.VRTHY, Studio Manager: LOIS KORSLLND. .Selection CoorcHnator: M.- X FERREE and DAN MUSCHOTT. Engr:i ing . ssi.s- tiints. all deserve a big li.ind h)r working with smiles (sometimes forcedK Not to he overlooked are the writers: E LA BAIRD. DARLEEN liORN.SCHElN. HARRIE I I ' .ROWN. LORENE COLLIS. NANCY CONRAD. ANN ClOWNIE. CAROLYN DO •NlN(.. GARY ELLLER. BOB (;. RTON. DON GUSTAFSON, ERVIN HANSON. MARTIE HE.AD, ERIC J.ACOBSON. DON KELLY. M. RY ODEGARD. MAR LOL ORR. BOB PAI EERSON. MARY JO SK. LA. MARION SKINNER. lOANN .STEPHENSON, and IR(.INIA WILCOX. Doing their p;iris in clerical jjositioiis were: CAROL BE I H AHRENS. liARBARA I ' .ALMHOEFNER. JfTDY GERALD. Ml MI FOSTER. Ill (;REEN ()01). IEANETTE H. BECKER. C.KROL H.VCKNEY. .MARY K. Y HO(.. N. [O CI .M.VKEFA ' ER. PAl ' LINE LANE. MIDGE McGUIRE. ELLEN OL.MS I ED. I ' .ERNICE REIS 1 . .MAR LENE SMI I H. and PE(;GY SWANSON. Thanks also to MIKE HUNZEKER tor returning to help us in lime of need. No acknowledgmerU would be coitiplcie ithoul giving credit lo the business st;ill! .Mthough I too often lehelled. Business Manager BOB DOWTLL kept mc- in line when I luicled it most. Eo him I now sav with sinceritv: Thanks loi ilie words ol wisdom and a good business he:icl! . ssistant Birsiness M.iii.i ' .;ei 1) W ' l- W ' ll. LEWIS, too, proved his worth by subsiituiiu ' at ilu ollice ' next door. . s .Sales Manager, REGIS ()SS lound litile trouble in conxincing shorts-clad lassies to push sales skv-high! Orchids. :ilso. lo oilier stall meml)ers h)r honest handling ol ilie limds. JO CLIN NIN(iH. M, Treasurer. ;is mosi popular when bonuses came oui. 1 ACKIE EDWARDS, Office Manauer, with her assistant. AN(;EI.. l 1 , kej)! I 1 1 A the more businesslike of the two offices. D.W ' E MIQl ' ELON. Invenlorv Man;igei. w.is lorever purchasing pencils for our staff. DICK DUGGER was .Vs.sistant Iicasurer: :uid 1 II A ANDERSON. Handvgal. Eo the BOMB PLBLICA ' I ION I ' .OARI). who pi eleuded to believe , ill I lold i hem. i h. inks. Ii w.isl ' .ll I, MES. my sympathetic Faciilt Advisor, who so olten loaned me a crying lowil . . . when I needed .i bucket! Advisor lo the business siaff. MR. R()l)|- R I f A ' NS. also receives ajiprec iatioii loi his c onii ibiiiions to the lioinli. W ' ilhoui BILL IIOL.MIS. I ' l ess Suj)ei iiiieiideiil. lo.idvise ,iiid ,i|)plv piessiiiis. iluie would be no 1 ' .)j2 Bciiih. I o him and to those who wmked under him: Merc i — and ,i j.n ol he. id. ic he i.ibleis! To representatives of INDECO I ollei mv ' i.iiiiiule hn iluii elloiis in .iiieinpiiug lo |)le.ise a giil ediior. MR. HIT.H HOSSI.I ' ' ol Hill ' s Siudio more iliaii did his share lo mei ' l mv demands, llis |)hoiogra|)lis. together wiili those lo;ined bv the 1 IINSIO.N SERX ' ICiE ol Iowa State C ollege. make up .i iioiice;il)le p;u t of ihc Hoiiih. I ' xiili are appreciated. Finally, on behiill ol ilu en i ire si. iff, I w ish lo ih.nik with sine ei iiv vou ic.iders — the S I ' L 1)1 I S, E.VCLl I X ' . and .ADMINIS IR.V EORS ol low.i Suiie ColU ' ue — lor ihe lorthriuhi crilicisms. cc)oper;ilion. and imdei sianding you so gener:illy gave us. It w:is your spirit which made ediling of ihe ' . ' _ ' book so memoi;ible. . s ir.insl.iied in print I)y our o 7 ; rt xi Y. the efforts of your organi ai ions h.ive icsnlied in ihe tUniih of ys2 — ihe sum ol LL endeavors! IITVNK YOL. I ' V 1 I ' l VI I ' liki V , 1- cliloi 408 Seniors . . . hometowns, majors, activities AANKS. (.KRAI 1 l : Ctrrmoni; l.rurtat En- tineertng I hria Xi. %-icrprr«itlrti( -1: Intea inRinmiMK wmicU 2.5.4; Iohj Sutc l rl jlm •1: litM J I ngiiirrr 2. ABM. (RWCIS I..: Mcilij[ oli«: .igruuttitrttl Edumtton — Agruiiliural Ftlucaiion Ctuh 3.. . A; Newman Club 2. .4: HtirlinBiun Jiininr C il- Imc. ABR MIAMSON. JOHN J; U ' jlcrloo; Mrrham- rat fnginrrring -- SjKiiia Nii; American Sm - liciv of Mrchjtiifjl HiRincrr . U.KF.R. m AM- t: : AlUnlic: Animal Hut- hanilry — KarmMoii%r. irci iiirr ' 2; BUkL jnd BihIIc. snrrtan i; C.itnpii% 4 II, pri- ulriit 2: Vrtihrj 2: llnmrfominR. a .M«l.int Rrnrni) ihairman .1; l.illlr liifrrujlinnal. chairman -1: Mrji% juitKing Irani 3,-l: LivotcKk jutlRiiiK I rjm 4. AIJAM. ROBl-RF C: F.lmlmrit. III.: Chemical t ' ntttirrrtng - SiRm.! Phi Finilon. wtrrrlar 4: Amrritan In iittiic nf T ' licinicnl Fiiginrrr l«.5.l; Krohnun Irnni I; ' .irNilv Tcnni% 2: Vartilv I CInh . ' .4; Vri hc.i 2. AC;AN. NtARY l.OL : CVnicrvillc: Homr Era- nomift Education — Home Fcnnomir Cliih 4; Radio Workshop 4; lclcvi ion Workshop 4; Chariton Junior Collrsr: Crntcrvillc Junior Toll cKC. AHKSTROM. Al I A T.: B wnc; Institution Mananrtnrnt - ( ih ( ollruc. MRK S. Vl( lOR R.: |).ivrnport: (irnrral En- gitirrriTit: — Alpha IMii ( mcja 1.2.1.4. Ircas- nrcr 2: KniKht of Si. Patrick 4; loua Khhi nrrrinK Sot ictv 2.5.4: Christ i.in Science Or- Rjni atinn t .2.5.4: Cheer Sipiail 2.3.4: Inlra- mural 1.2.5.4: M.irih « f |)inu- 5; Wi Iiea 2. AI.ALI. MIMFO S: BaKhilacl. Iraq: Ciiil En tinrrrins. AI.DFRMAX. Fl MFR M.: Amr : Agricultural Enginrrring — American Society of .ARrinjItural Fnirineer 2.5,4; i hea 5.4. AM. FN. (.FORC.F H : Sharon. Maw.: J nnd caUr Archttrrlurr — Student Scvietv of Landscape Architect . nre Mlent 5. AM.FV. PIIIM IP C: Ricc ille: Indmtrial Efo- nitmifi — Plii Kappa: ficolojo ' Club I: Iowa Mate s«K iet of Industrial Fconomi t 2: 650 ( lub, president 5; Pep C uni il 1 .5.4: ScKial Bureau 5; lnterfraterniI Council 5; Newman Club 1.2.5.4: Veishea 5. M.VrNC MARY ANN: Oelwein; Homr Em- nnmif% Education Home Economics Club 5. I; Festival Choir 2.5; Frisbie Fellowship 2.5.4: SiRma Fta Chi 2.5; Joint Scxial Council 4: Iowa State leathers College. WIFRIKS. ARTCRs R : Ames; Agrirultural Engtnrrrtnfc — Amertran S fict% of . Rrinil- tura! l-nffineer 5.|; Ini ersitv of Kitvia. XNDFRSFN. nF| l R ! .: Ualker; Dairy hi- duiiry lpha Zeia; Dairy Industry Club; Dairy ludRinK learn 5; Veishea 1.2.5.4. NDFRSON. BFVFRI Y S.: Storm City; Horn ' tnnae irftt - Home Fconnmirs Club 2.5.4: Campus Ml 1.2.5; Fesii al Choir 1.2; l.utb- eran Student Association 1.2. NDfRS )N. IVAN O W.; Charles Cilv: Mr rhanicnf Fntinerrine - American Society of Mrrhanical Fnginerr : Ward System 1,2.3. NDFRM N. IINAF R : Omaha. Nebr.; Indut- itinl Efonnmict Phi Kappa Psi. NDFRSON. MFIAIN S Sheldahl: Ciii! En- rtn ' rrtftg ' Tan I amlMla Rho 5.1; American S«iririv of Ciyil Fnaineer 2.5,4. M  RMlN. RICHARD W.: Fort M.idis« n- tf ' h.mtral Enginrrrina American Scxietv nf Xfnh.tniral Fnaineery 5.4; Pi Tan Sigma 5.4 NDtRS )N. ROBFRT F : Oitumwa: Ani nni Hu ' handry Block and Bridle Club 1.2.3.4: Irj«k 1.2; IntrarnUfaU 1,2.5.4. NDRF. PMI l : Mrc hanicsyille; Agricultural liuitnnlnm Iowa Siafr Daily 2.5,4. NDRFSFN. RllirR W: Davenport; Chrmi ral Fngtnrrring - Xmeriian ln titute of Cheni mjI Fnirineers 5.4; St. ml)rosr Colleije. S(.fRFR. FDW RD W Rock Islanil. Ill: I ' , i-iiri tiirr - Xmerican Institute nf Archil ts I J Vi. arsit Basketball 1.2; Newman Club I 2 14: Vrishea 2: Sf mbioM- Colle«e. NNAN. NOR ! N I C aritHla: Arruultural Educalinn - lona Slate Singers 5.4; Var it Fiffbt 5.4; Clarinda Innior Cnllese RBIIN. FMII . JR ■Drs Mmnr : f -ilianifa ' f-nginrrnna - rnriifaii Society nf (e banlral iitfiiirrfs i: C.rarrland |unior C illew VKJMiS DO M D I • ynn lake; Trrhniral f,. , ' nn!tim - Beta Thrta PI. yire orrsiilen : Siffma Delia Chi 3.4; Iowa State Daily 1,2.3 I Daily Publitaiinn Boird 2.1 i: Green Camle- 1 2 5 I: Irttaa Rriculturtsl 3.|: I ' nion Board ■I s.Ki.il Mutrau 2 5.1: llnmrcomInK 2; V . 1.2.1 I.-.t .aII 1: Fiark I. PV '  1U MI BFIII Ame ; llnmrftn Education - M( ha Delia Pi; Home I 1 ..( Club 2.5.4: Twister 3.4; Fr«lltal ' . ' 5.4. l ' l IK. JOHN - DubiKinr: Mrclianicnt ■' nng - I hela i, Vinerican Society id M hjuical FnginecTs 1.4; Tennis I, Intra muraU 1.2.3, ' !. RMMR  N .. WIMIAM S: Omaba. Nebr; t.hrmual Engiurrting - Pi Kappa l|dia. presulrnt 4; Pbi Mu Alpha t. I ' l Mu Fpsdon 4: Ameritan Insiuntr nl ( hnrtH.il MtKiiims 4- ARRASMMH. MIARON I Aiiiey; In tituiion Managrtnrtit Sinnia Kapiu; Canluial ( tiild 2: lau (•atnnia I; Hnine rinnomiis Club 1.2, 5.4. RNOI D. RICHARD W : Creston; irw. (} rf ationi - ' Kappa Sigma; Freyhinan Man bind Band I. ARNOLD, WIMIAM l .; Hannibal, Mo.; Eor- e tT FiiieMry Club 2.3.4; Nc rlhra«l .Mi VMiri Slate leathers (ailleae. ARM ' S. B I lY 1.: I ouncrs (.rnyr. III.; Sort- dog Kappa Delta; Science Women ' s CJub 2,5.4; SocioloRv Club 2,5.4; YWCA 2.3.4; Vei- shea 2,3; Ijwrence Collejje. RY. JOAN F,: Clherokee; Evftrnmrntal ( oak- ery -- Kappa Alpha I heta; Omicron Nu 5.4; Home F ouonii( Club 2,3,4; (ireen iaiuleT: Women ' s .Vthlelu AsstKialion 2.3.4; Winter S|Hirts Chdi; Christi,in Collejie. ASHBY. IHOMI ' SON D.: Chariton; Agricul- tural ' ' urd fori - AKriiultural Fducalion Club; loua luture ' Fea h« ' rs ys(K i.iiinn. . IKINst N. RO(.l-R t.: Kinnsley; Agronomy — AKtoiu m% Club l.2. ' t.l: InterV ' artity Cbris- lian l-ellnw%hip 1.2.3.1; Intrrf.iith Caiinuil 5. ArcrsiS lN. CORDON W.: Omaba. Nebr.: Crnrnd Enginrrrtng Beta Ihela Pi; Phi Fta SiKma I; Signia Delta C:hi 5.4; KniKbts of St. Patrifk 4; Iowa State Daily 2.5. man.iKinit ti i- inr 4; ' eiyliea 5; HomeiominR 4; FeMival Choir 1.2.5. l K Nn. noLORKS F.: Ce lar FalK; Alifdird Irt - Sidiiia Kappa: Home Fconomics Club 1.2.3.4: loua Si.ite SiiiKers 2.3.4; Radio Work shop 1.2.3.1; FfMival Choir 1.2.3; Yeisbea. AITFN. rARM YN A.: KellogB: ( Inld Dnclnf,- ment - Sifznia .Alpha lota 5.4; Iowa State SiiiRers 2.3.4; Festival Choir 2.4; Hniiie Fco- nomi(s f;iub 1 .2.3.4; Wesley Foundation 1 .2. 4: Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4: IniranmiaK 2.5. AZBILL. FLI7ABflll J: Clear lake; Homr Economics Edutnintn - Ifnme Ftonomic Club 1.2.3; AVCA 1.2,3; Fwistery 4; WesU-y Foun dation 1,2; Winter Sports Club 2. BABCOCK. JOHN A.: Fort Dml(te: rr eririrtrv Mrdicinr Fori Dodge Jtniior College: I ' lah Slate College; Miiuu-vita Cniyersin . BADFR. HAROLD W.: I aPorie Citx; Aencul turtil Eiliicniiftn — Iowa Stale leathers Ctdlege. BAHRFNBI Rf;. FRFDFRIC R r llarlinci-.n. N. J.; rt rv Huihnndi Alpha ( .itnina Rho. tre.i nrrr and house tiLniagtr I; Alph.i et.i 3 4: Blotk anti Bridle Club 1.2,3. preNitleiit 4: Dairy llusbaiiilrv Club 1.2.3.4: Little Inlet national 1.2.3; Veishea 1.2.5,4: HaryesI Ball 5; Senior Prom 4: Judsing Team 3.4; Perybiu Rirtes 1.2.3.4: Arnold Air Society 4: ROIC Rifle I earn 5. B KFR. C PHILIP: Svraruse. N. Y.: Grnrrat • n « •-- I ric S r, If use I ' niyersitv. BAKfR. lOHN D.: Belmmid; I ' rtrrinary trdi tin- I hrl.i Chi; lunior .American Wterinary Me«lii iitr smm iation 1.2.3.4. BARFWALI . [ MFS R.: Tipton: CUrmistrx - Pi Ka ' .i,i Aloha: Phi Mm Alpha 2.3.4; Phi Fta Siirma; low.i Slate Band 1 .2.3.4; owa «i lie Orchnira 1.2.5.4; Scabbard antI Blade 3.4. BARNARD. ANNF F: Ames; Chitd Prirloi.- nirnt - Pi Beia Phi: Home Fconnmle Club 12,3.4: YWCA 1.2.3. iire iilent  : Inierfaiib Otunril 2.3- Chrisii:in Srienre Orgaiii alion 1 2.5.4: Cardinal C.niltl. srcrelary 5; Danfnrtb (i ' lib. iiresideni 3. BXRNFS CFRMD I : Dallas Center: Agricul lurnl Enginrrnng Vnierit an S«h iety of . g if iiliutal Fiigineers 1 .2,3.4. BARNFS, ROBFRI I etis; ivricuUural Edu ration Sigma Phi 1-osilon. y lee nresiilent 5; (rrtcii|iu al Fdut.it ' iHi f lull I 2.3.4; Campus 1 II 2 Yel la 2; Y f( 1.2.5.4 IIXRION. LOIS 1: Naiierville. Ill: Trxhlr ami t ' loihing - Home Fconomifs Club 2 3.1; Women ' s thletii wm iation 2.3.1; YWC I 2 3 1- Irsliyal f hoir 3 Winter SinmIs Club 1 I BARIOS. |R NK R f niar Raniils; f r. ;i.imi cat Enginrrriti I hel i i- Pi lau Sigma 34: tt eri«an St riel ' id Mmlianiial Fngineriy 2 3 (; Fngineering (o ' inill 5; Inlerfralernily Cniiiiiil 3 IIVRIRLC. JFAN B lona Fall ; tntlitution Mii ' fnarmrnt Omliion Nil 4; Home Fronom ir« r Sib 12 3 1: Fwisters 2 3 L Rjdio Wink •ht M 1,2 3 . lestisal Choir 2.3.1. S(nD«ir 1.5.4 BAR I . D M Cllnii n; t firmirat Fngi tfrring Dell i (hi; Ainrrtian InstltUlf of Chemii d fiiBinrrrs 2; Newman Cliih 4; fi30 CInb WiiUri SiMiiti Club I BXR I . H NF F Rndd: ttnmr Ffnnomtn Fduiation Sigma Mpha Iota .L InMa suir Singer 2.3. L Home Fionoinu lub 1.2.3.4. ]a««a Stale Band 1.2,3. «; Cjmpui 4 H. BAXMR. Al DRI Y A Mallard; Hume l-jo nomn I Eduialton Home Iconomic Club, YWCA I; Women ' s Athletic AssrMiaiion 1 4. 4; I wisiers 2.3,4; Welles |-oundaiton l,2,S,4: Kappa Pht 3.4; IniiarnuraU 1.2,3.4. BfA(H. MIIN: Mansion. 111.; Ftychology - l-reeman Hall, president 5; S jmcr Womrn ' t (htb; Western College BTAI lY. DONALD P.: Jer«r vtllr, 11!.; «ir nduxtry - Dairy Intlustrv Club 3,4; BImL- hntn C ' ollege. lil-C K. BARItARA A : Cedar Rapitls; Houtettotd F ' luiftment Chi Omefa, setreiars 5.4; Home FioMomtts (lull 1.2.3.4; Phi r[ silon Onncmn 3.4; Home mnotnus (iore Curriculum Com miiiee 1,2.3.4; 1 wister« 1.2: Veishea 1.2,3.4; Home FmnoniMs Ball 3, general ibairman 4; luninr Prom 3; SriiMtr Prt m 3; Itiierfraternily - Panhellenii Pletlge Daiue I , Intramurals J2t 3.4. BFC:KI-R. IANH.S N.: Boone; Eleclncal Engi- neering - Beta Sigma Psi; American Inslitule nf Fleitriial Fnginerr« • Institute of Railin Fn- gineers 3.4; Uma State Singer 2.5; Boone Jun- ior Oillege. BFCKFR. |OHN B : Waterloo: t.eneral Engi- neering - Phi Kappa: Iowa Fngineenng V - iiels 3,4; Newman f:lub 5,4; Frsiisal Choir 3.4; X ' eishea 3; Intramurals 5; l,iira Cidlege. BtC:KWIIH. IHO.MAS F: Corning: igncul- lurol Fduiation — Iowa State Singers I; Iowa I ' nixersiis: Nebraska Slate leachers. BFFBF, BXRBARA J: Strrling. Colo; PInme Ecnnomii f-dutatmn — Ka|ipa Delia; Pbi Cpsi- Ion Omifrnn; Mortar Boartl. yice prr idenl 4; Home Fconomits (jhiiiciI. treasurer 3, pre !- ilent 4; SiutU-nt Pn iMTitic Board; Homemakrr Piiblttation Board; X ' eishea Central C  mmilier 4 BFFCHLY. BFTTV L.: Quimbs; Home Fxo- tioniics Education — Home Fionomirs Club 5; YWCA 3; Veishea 3; Fesliyal Choir 3; THoi- sion Workshnp 4; Wayne State Teaiher Col- BFFMFR. ROCFR D.: Amn; Electrical Engt- nerring - Mason City Junior ftollrge BFHM. BFVFRI.Y J : Rrnky Riyer. Ohio; Tex- lilrt and Clothing - K.i| [ a Delta; Home Fen- immiis Club 1.2,5,4: YWCA 1.2,5,4; Fe tiyal Choir 5: Luistrry 1.2. BF.IL. CARL F.: Dc Afoinn: Induitrial Ero- ««HiiV -|owa State Soiiety of Industrial Fcon- imiisis 5.4; Inlranmrals 1.2.5.4; MRA. brad resident 5.4; Basketball I. nu I. JAMFS R- C4.Kgt.n: 4nimfl Huthartdry - ' arxii Basket hall, nianager 2.3.4: Var ils ■Club 3.4: Tiiold it S.Miety 3.4. UFIirOMINL lOYCF I : r«adia. C lif : Tex- iiln iiud Chilling — Kant a .Alpha Theia: Htniie Ftonomir Cfub 1.2.3,4; Veishea; Home Fcoiioinifs Ball. BFLOW. JOAN B : Fsanston. Ill : Child Dr- lelnfttiirnt Pi Beta Phi; Home Fconomir flub 1.2.5.4; YWCA 1.2.3.4; I ' nion 410 .3; Ft tiyal Choir f UFNCSFON. IFONARD F.: Co ' o: InduttrimI Fducalion - Phi Fta Sioina I: Phi Delta Kappa 3 4: Fitsilon Pi lau 3.4; Indiisirial Fducalion CInh 1.2,3.1: Xoriudluial Coiimtl 4. BFNDORF. CVROIYN F mes; Home Fj- nomict Fducalion - Aloha ( amma IVIla; SicFina Mpha lot.i 3.1; Home Fionomiis Club 1 2.3: Iwisins 2. Inlerfaiih Coumil; YWCA 1.2.3: Pront.nadns 1.2.3. BFNSON. B RH R M mes 4 leW Irf- Sisma Kati|ta. yiie president 3. president 4: Sim i.d Bureau 3: Honinoming 2 3; ' ei«bea 1.2: Fr ' -shman Mixer 2.5; Sk -lih 2; Religion in life 2; Home Fionotnits Club 1.2.3.4: Frtiival Choir 1.2. B Rf.DMH. I oris - leytttoMn; Ele truMl Engineering Ci o| eT I ' nion. B R .irND. BM lY M • Cambriilge. F t ni- mrntat tititkrrx Mpba Delia Pi. mrstdeni 4: P iidiellenir Co ' ini d 4: FoiwU and Nulni ' on ( lub 2.3.4: I ntbetau Student swMialion 2 3 4 IIFRRVY. ROBFRI W Waieiloo; Ftr tr fml Fneinretntff Sigma Mpha Findoo ni llS. NRNltt D W (.uibne enler; igr,. rultwal Fdticniton - |niultiiral FiliiralttMi Club 5.( BFVIFR. MFMI Vincent: ow - f nnnw 1 1 Fdutalton VWC : Home Funtomic Club BfAINS. NOFI I oon Rapids; I er -fiN4n Mediiine Pi Kat pa Mpba. ftrrsidenl 3; Pb( Fta Sigma I: tuuiot metiian Vetrrinan Meiliial ss4Hialion 2 I Bl F. lOAN Cellar Ra|iid«: Home Econctm- i i fduc hon - Home Fmnomir CTub L2,3.4; YWCA 1.2: l istr 3.1 Holw-rl« Hall. lct prnldenl 3. Oak Hall, yice pirsidenl 4: FrMl- sal CtMilr 1,3.4: Women ' Alhkik AMoclalkm 1.2. BICHM. n RWIN C Ames, tgricuUutml Fn gtnreftng Fau Beta Pi 5.4, mrrttan Snr el of Agritultural Fngineeis 2.5. C Waii e .State I ear hers College niNt.. CORDON H Fireporl, HI ; InduUriitl . oMonufi loua Sijie Siwiels of lndu«ltUl Fionomisis. Cnlyrrsliy of llliiKylt. 409 BINDER. PATRICIA J.: Barringlon. 111.; Trch- nifal Journalism — Chi Omega; Pep Council 2.3,-l.: Women ' s Aihlciic Assotiaiion 1.2.S.1: Homemakcr 2,3; Bomb S; Iowa Stale Dailv 2.S; Wishca 2. BIRCHMIKR. RICHARD W .. Caniril; ArtuuI ' turnl EnfiitifrririK — Anieriian S Kiel of Ar- riculluial Knginecrs 2,3,!; Soulh Dakota Slate C;(tlleRc. BIRD, I.E ' I.: Oclwcin; Getterat EuginrrritiR — loua EnginceriiiR Sociciy 4; University of low a. BinXER. RICHARD H.: London. Ontario: ARrifultural Edutalion — Agricultural Edu- cation Club 3.1; Belhanv lellowship 2.3; Ward S sU ' m 2.4. BLACK. RICHARD C: Jtannetle. Pa.; harm Ofu-ration — Farm Operations Club 3.4; Colo- ratio A and M. BLAHNIK. VIRGINIA J.: Cedar Rapids: Homr Ecoftomics Education — Alpha Camma D lta. vice-president 3; Oniicron Nn 4; Honu- Kco nomirs Club 1,2,3.4; VWCA 1.2.3,4.; intra murals 2.3.4. BLAIR. BARBARA L.: Gary. Ind.; Exp eri- mvutal Cookery — Pi Beta Phi; Home Eco- nomics Club 1.2,3.4; YWCA 1,2,3.4; Twisters 3. BLISS. HUGO S.: Waucanda, III.: Animal Hus iuindr - Acacia; Iowa State Band 1,2: Block and Bridle Club 2.3.4. BOEHNKE. ROGER H.: Waterloo; Zoology- Iowa State Teachers College. BOESON. JOHN W.: Des Moines; Horticul- ture - Horticulture Club 2.3.4; Hort Show. manager 4; Newman Club 2.3,4; War l Svstem 2.3.4; Drake Univcrsitv; St. Marlins Co! lege. BOEVINK. CER IRUDE C: Ollie; Home Eco- ntimirs Education — Home Economics Clid 1, 2.3.4; Women ' s Athletic Association 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1.2; Festival Choir 1.2.3.4: Phi Sigma Chi 2,3.4; Joint Social Council 2; Iowa State Band 1. B0LI.I (;ER. WILLIAM H.: Maquoketa: Bolanv - Wrestling 1,2.3,4; Varsitv I Club 2.3.4 . BOLTON. G. Calvin: Des Moines: Dairy lu dustry — Phi Gamma Delta; Dairy Industiv Club 1,2.3.4; Dairv Products Judging ' I cam. BOOT. WILBUR J.: SuUv; A rirnUural Edu- cation — Agricultural Edutatiou CInb; . rnoUi . ' ir Societ . BOOTH. PATRICIA L.: Springfield, III.: J r- rr r( — Gamma Phi Beta, vice-president 3.4: Home Economics Club 1,2.3.4: Women ' s Athletic Association 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1.2.3,4; Women ' s I Fraternitv 3.4; Pep Council 4; Red Cross Board 1.2.3,4. BORCHKRS. RAVMONI) V.: LeMar ; Matli- ematics We-iiniar Clollege. BORCHMAN. I)A 1D A.: Omaha. Ntbr.; In- dustrial Ecoiiniiufs - Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists 3,4: .American Societv of Civil Engineers 2; Ward Svstem 1.2,3; Grinnell College. B )RWEV. THOMAS F. Eagle Grove; C irm- ivfry — Alpha Chi Sigma 4; Iowa Chemical Sotietv 3.4; Eaele Gro e lunior College. BOWEN. WILBUR E.: Ames; Dairy Husbandry- Dair Husband r Chib. BOWER, MARJORIK J.: Rochester. Minn.: fnstilufiorial , lnnaficinent K:ip]ia Delta; Home Economics Club 2.3.4; Iowa State Band 1.2.3.4: Festival Choir 1.2.3; Sigma Alpha Iota 3.4: Twisters 2. BOWER. NORMA R.: Smiihland; Home Eco- nomics Education — Sigma Ka| pa, vice-presi- dent 4 ; Home Economics Club 4; Festival Choir 3.4; Wavne Stale Teachers College. BRADLEV. EDWARD P.: Missouri Valle : Aeronautical Engineering — Alpha Gamma Rho: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 3,4: F-Ugineering Council 4. BRADLEV, JOHN R.: Des Moines; Civil En- gineering — .ni Kappa E-psilon; Sigma Fheta F.psilon; .American S iciet% ' of Civil F ' nginecrs 2.3,4; E.ngineering Council 3; Vcishea 1,2,3.4; Hometomiug 2.3. BRANDF. HAROLD L.: Des Moines: Industrial Engineering — Soiietx of Iiulustrial Engineers; Iowa F.ngineer 3; Kansas Stale Cfdlcge, BRANNIAN, RICiHARD J.: Randolph; Physi- cal Education — Physical Education Club, prwident 4. BRAUER. DONALD G.: Clinton; Civil Engi- ncering — American So( iety of Civil F.ngin ' ers 3,4; Lutheran Student .Association 3.4; Ward Svstem 3; C cloiu Roller. 3; Clinton Junior College. BREDAHL. LINDA L.: Greenfield; Home Economics Edurnlion — Phi Upsilon Omicron 3,4; Sigma Al| ba Iota 2,3,4; loua Stale Singers 1.2.3; Festival Choir 1,2,3. BREED, WILLLAM G.: Inw(M d; Farm Ofier- ations — Delta tJn; Farm Operations C:iub 1.2,3; Winter Sports Club 2,3; Norlhweslern junior College. BRICKFR. JOHN J.: (.reenficid; rV rriniiry Medicine — ' eisbea 2; Junior American Vet- crinarv Mediiiiu Assoriation 1,2.3,4. president 3; LS.C;. ' eierinariau Public at inn Board 3: Veterinary Student Curricidum Coinmiitee 4; ■' annuel Oiurl ( ouiuilman 4. BRIN(.LF. JOHN Randall; rr ii fc i rc Phi Kappii Fail. BROCKMANN. ROBERT F.: Des Moines; Civil Engineering — Tau Lambda Rho 3,4; Phi Eta Sigma 1; .American Society of Civil Engineers 2.3.4. BROCKMEVER. RICHARD L.: LaCavarla. Calif.; Dairy Industry — Sigma Alpha Epsilon. vice-president 4; Dair Industr (iUib 1 .2,3.4; -Agriculiure Council 3; Varsit Football 1 ,2,3; Pasadena Ciiiv College. BROLIN. JAMES F.: Leon; C iemn ry - Iowa Chemical Societv 2,3,4; Summer Social Bureau 3: .Aruoltl Air Society 3,4; Air Force Dance, chairman 4. BROM, RICHARD H. Des Moines; Archi- tecture — Fan Kappa Epsilon, president 4; .American Institute of .Architects, presidciu 4; Interfraternit Counc il, i resident 4. BROOKHARF. ELIZABF FH A.: Washington. D.C.; Dietetits - Pi Beta Phi; Women ' s Athletic .Association I ,.2.3.4; Women ' s I Fraternitv 4; Engineers ' Ball 3; V ' eishea 1.2.3,4; Homecoming 4; Pep Council 3,4; Cheer Scpiad 2.3,4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. BROSHAR. A. (iERALD: Waterloo: C.etierai Engineering — Delta Upsilon, vice-president 3: Phi F ' ta Sigma, vice-president I ; Track 1,2.3.4. captain 3; Order of the Sextant 2.3.4: ' arsitv I Club 3,4; Knights of St. Patrick 4. BROSHAR. JOHN C: Moravia; General Engi- neering - Order of the Sextant 3,4; General Engineering Societv 2; Fall Track 1; Cvclonc Rollers 3; Laboratorv Theater 2. BROWN. ELOISE A.: West Liberty; Home Economics Education — Kappa Delta; Home Fxonomics Clidi 3.4; Iowa State Singers 3; VWCA 3.4; Interfaith Council 4; Honiemakei 4; Roger Williams Club 3.4; Grinnell CoUeue. BROWN, JACK D.: Atlantic: Industrial Eco- nomics — Pi Ka ppa Alpha; Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists 2.3,4. BROWN. RICHARD N.: Park Ridge. III.; General Engineering — Kappa Sigma, secre- larv 3.4: Phi Mu Alpha 3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3; Hand 1,2,3: Order of the Sextant 2.3.4; Bomb 2. organizations editor 3. BROWN. WILRERT ¥..: Mason City; Forestry- I(.rcsti Chih 2.3.4. UKUCF. JOHN W.: Amherst. Ohio; Phyxics - Phi Kappa Ian; Phi Eta Sigma 1; lunior Prom 3: Frishic Fellowshin 1,2.3,4; Religion in Life Week 3; Debate Club 2.3.4; Physics C:iub 4. BRUNS, DAVID L.: Cedar Rapids; Psychology - Lambda Chi Alpha. BRUZEK. STUART R.: Cedar Rapids; Me- chanical Enginrrring — Beta Sigma Psi; Amer- ican Socielv of Mechanical Engineers. BUCHANAN. ROGER E.: Wexford. Pa.; ler;- ciiltural Education — Block and Bridle CAuh 1.2.3: Dairv Hnsbanclr C;iub 2.3; .Agricultural Education Club 1: Rciger Williams Clid) 1.2.3.4; Debaters 2.4; Itnerfaith 1.2.3. BUCK. RICHARD L.: Des Plaines. III.; I.and- scape Architecture — Thela C:hi; Student .Societv of Landscape .Architecture 1 .2.3.4. BUCK. DOREEN J.: Sioux Falls. S.D.: Home Economici Education — Sigma Kappa; Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4; Fwistt-rs 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1,2.3.4. BUCKMASTER. C. ROGER: Dctioit. Midi.; General Engineering — ' Fau Kaopa Epsilon; Iowa Engineering Soc iet 3; ' eishe;i 1. Bl ' DELIER. PATRICIA A.: Havelotk: How- Economics Education — Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1.2.3.4; Campus 4-H 1.2: Kappa Phi I . BUEGFL, PAUL E.: Fori Dodge: Industrial Education — Epsilon Pi ' Fau. BUEHLER. DALE V.: .Schaller; Industrial Eco- nomics — Iowa Slate Societv of Industiial F conomists 4; Veisliea 3; Intramurals 2.3,4. BURCH. JOVCE G.: Scheiuct.idv. N.V.: Home Economics Ed neat ion -Sigmn Ka|)pa; Women ' s (;lee Club 2; Iowa State Orchestra 1.4; Home Economics Club 1,2.3.4; VWCA 1.2.3.4; Veishea 2; Kappa Phi 1.2. BURCH. LOUIS L.: Missouri Valley; Veterinary Medicine. BURCHFIEI.D. WAVNF S : Redheld: Electrical Engineering — American Institute of F ' lectrical Fngiiu-ers-Instiiute of Radio Engineers 4; W.nd Svsicin 1: NROFC Pistol Team 2.3; Rifle IVam 1,2,3,4. BURGER, AUGUSF F.. JR.: Alia; leleiitiary Medicine. BURGESS, DWIGH 1 S.: Piano. 111.; .4rc if- te.ctural Engineering ■- 1 au Kappa Epsilon. BURIAN. MIRIAM R.: West Liherlv; Home Economics Education — Phi Upsilon Omicrc)n 4; Home Economics Club 2,3.4; Lyon Hall. ice-president 4. BURMESTER. lONE D.: Hampton; Home Economics Edination — Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4: {;amma Delia 1.2.3,1; Winter Sporls C:iuh 2; VWCA 2.4; eisiua 1,2.3; Iowa Future Feacheis AssotiiUiou 4. BURROWS, JEAN IL: Belle Plaine; Dietetics - Kappa Phi 1.2,3.4; Home Economics Club 1.2,3; VWCA 1.2. BI:RT, WALTER E.: Chicago. III.; Civil En- gineering — Varsit Baseball 2; .American .Society of Civil Engineers 1 ,2.3.4; Roosexelt College; Dnike Univcrsitv. BUR ION. PATRICIA A.: Ames; Applied Art .Alpha (Jamma Delta; Iowa State Band 1,2.3.4; Festival Choir 2,3,4; Twisteni. 3.4; Pep Council 3,4; I.S.C. Players 2.3; Women ' s .Athletic Association 2.3.4. BUSCH. WILLIAM IL: Kansas City. Mo.; Forestry — Delta 1 an Delta; Forc tr Club 1,2,3.4; .Mens (.lee Club 1; Baker Universii . BUSHNELL, FREDERIC R.: Rochclle. 111.; Animal Husbandry — Plii Kappa Psi, tre:isurer 3. vice-president 4; (irccn Ciauder 3.4; Alpha Zeia; Veishea 1,2. BVRNE. HENRV S.: Omaha. Nebr.; General Engineering — Beta Thela Pi; Bomb 2; Student Properties Board 2.3; Omaha Uni ersitv . CALHOON. EDWARD C: Ames; Malhemalic - Alpha Fail Omega: Inlerfralei iiil Pledge Council, presideiu I ; Phi Eia Siguui I ; Pi Mu Flpsilon 3; Order of the Sextant 3; Home- coming (Central Couuuittee 3; WiiUerme o 3; NROFC Dance, general chairman 3; I ' ool- ball I; I.S.C. Debalors. CAMPBELL. ANGUS K.: Des Moines; Industrial Economies — Phi Delta Thela; !o va Stale Socielv of Industrial Economists 2,3,4; Veishea 3.4. CAMPBELL, CAROLYN: Council Bluffs; Home Economics Education — Kappa Delta; Home Economic-i Club 1.2,3,4; VWCA 1.2; Wesi- minsier F-ellowship 1,2.3,4; Twisters 1.2; Men ill P.ilmer School. ( WIPBFII. DONALD C: Akron; Forestry - Adelaute; .Ames I ' orcster 4; Forest rv Club 1.2.3,4; Arnold Air Societv 4; Bcmib 2. CAMPBELL, H. A.: Des Moines; Industrial Education — Industrial Education Club 4; ' cishea 3; Drake Univcrsitv. CAMPBELL, MEIAIN R.: Lake City: Farm Operations — Pi Kappa Alpha; Farm Oper- ations Club 1,2.3,4; Veishea 3; Religion in Life Week 3. CAPKLLEN. JENNINGS, M.: I.amoni; Chemical Engi?ieering AtucruAu Inslilute of Chemical Engineers; .All-tiollege Bowling League 2: Graceland Junior College. CAREV. GENE K.: Sioux Cilv; Geology - Geolog Club 2.3.4; MRA Social Council 2; YMCA 2.4; MRA Glee Club 3; MRA News- paper, assistant editor 4. CARHART. GEORGE D.: Ames; General En- gineering — Sigma -Alpha Epsilon; Drake L ' niversitv; Kansas State College. CARLSON, ELDON A.: Alia; Animal Hus- andry Block and Bridle Club 3,4; University of Utah. CARPEN lER, SETH L.: Hibhing. Minn.; Elec- trical F.ngineeriniz Hihbing funior College. CAR.STENS. MAR(;ARKT D.: Burckinal; Child Development - Alpha Delia Pi; Home Eco- nomics Club 1.2.3.4; Cireen Gander 3. CARTER. GEORGE L. Ames; Industrial Eco- nomics — Sigma .Alpha Epsilon; Vcishea 1.2: Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists: Iowa State Scientist 1. CAREER. MARV TAYLOR: Ames: Child De- velopment - DcUa Delta Delta; VWCA 1.2.3; Science Women ' s Club 1; Home Economics Club 2.3. CAVANAUGH. LEONARD: Lohrville; Vet- erinarx Medicine. CHACE. WALTER R.. JR.: Pilgcr. Nebr.; Vet- erinarv Medinnc — YMCA 1.2.3.4: .American ' eterinar Medicine .Association 1.2.3,4; Card- inal (tuild 3. CHALLFD. RICHARD A.: Des Moines: In dustrinl Economics — Delta Upsilon: Iowa Stale Soc iel of Industrial Economists 2.3.4; Iowa State Scientist 2; Student Properties Board 2.3. CHA.MBERLAIN. RICHARD S. Milwaukee. Wis.; Ceramic Engineering — .Alpha ' Fan Omega: .American Ceramics Societ 2.3,1: Iowa F.ngineer 2,3. CHANTLAND, ARNOLD O.: Tama; Civil Engineering — Fau Lambda Rho 3.4; .Ameri- can .Socielv of Ci il Engineers 2.3.4; South Dakota State College. CHAPIN. NEAL E.: Zumbroia. Minn.; Icl eriniirv Medicine. (:H PM N. BILLY B.: Minneapolis, Minn.: I,in,lu,il e Atchiteiliue Sliidrni Socielv of Land-sc.ipe Architecture; Uni ersit of Min- nesota. CHAPMAN, JESSE D.: Waverly; Industrial En gineering — Thcta Delta Chi; Phi Eta Sigma I; Ian Beta Pi 3; Veishea 3; Societv ctf In (iustii.d Engineers 3.4; .American Sctc iet o( Mechanical Fjiginecrs 3; Engineers ' Carnival 2,3. CHEATUM, MARVIN K.: Clinton; Afrr niMirn Engineering — Delta Chi; Veishea 2.3; Home- coming 2.3; -American Societ% of Mrc b.mic il Engineepi 3.4; Intramurals 2.3; Interli.iieiniT Pledge Council, presidenl 2; Clinton Junioi College. CHERRVHOLMES. CLEO D.: Crawfordsville: Electrical Engineering. CHRIS I FNSEN. BURTON G.: Waterloo ( ' Iftni lry — Iowa :hemical Socielv 3,4. CHRIS IFNSFN. JAMFS V.: Chevenne. W n Dairx Industry - Beia Fheia Pi. treasurer ' .Agricultural Council 2, sccrelarv 3; Dain Indusirv Club 1,2.3,4; Flarvesi Ball 2. 410 CHRISriAN. MIKKRII l : mn: Mall, rmaliri - Inlramuuli 1.2, .1, Iiimj suir tlinil IJf.S; Ink J Suic Mngrn S. Iiitrrliilh xiuiiitl ;HRVSIM. lOM: Ixmn RjpiiU: itfon„my Brlj I hrlj I ' l; A|roriimit Cluh. (.linnrll ( ollnir ( I RK. M RU.Y I lljtrn| it: IhiM Dr frli ' t ' ttirtti Cnrnrll (ollnir. C.I KK. M RVI Ami-,. I rlrnnary Mrilicmr - . Iplu ilj . : JiiniKl tllrnijtl Vrlrniutv Mnlicinr .Xuixulinii I.2..1.1: llnmnnmini 2 .4: I ' liitrniit of llliiii i«: Moninnuili Cullnr. C:l.. RK. MM Rl( : (.jIt; teruullural f.nt, nrrrint F jtmlloiiM-; Anirriijii Sixint iil ARtiiiilliirjl frnfiiiirrr 1.2.1. trrj iirrr -I CI Rk ROIUKI K: l)c Mi.ii.c: Industnal fr„f,„m„. nnj Ihrlj I ' i: Drake ( iu%rnil . CI. ARK. ROY A : Vrl li ll: l ri, iW liro Ml,- rail:,!! - Mplij I ' ll, (lnirK.i: ARtK iiIiut:iI Filu lalinn C lull i, Willum rrnn ( iilli-nr CI. RK. WKNDH.I. IV: llf-. M,.iiir : torriln - Forr.lr (luh iA C.I.ARKK. IHIROlin l.: Boniir: Afflirl C In l)tnni.i: llmnr Krnnomici C:liili ■i. A: VWtA i.y. Vri.hra 2.-1: loua Suic Singrt 2; Uiwj Suic I ' latrn 2: Variclio A; I ' nimi Nitr Club ■, Htainr Junior Clollmr C:I.AI SINC. I)f) IV OitumKa: Mrchnmial tnfinrrrint - Phi tu Sigmj I; I ' l Tall MRma J.4: lau Bru Pi .1.4; Amrncan S cicl of Mnlianical Fn nirm 2.1.4: lfilramur.i ' « 4 CI IMKMS. JOHN A : Peru. rl r : Mrchani- ral Fnttnrrtintc I hcla Xi; Anirricaii SocirK of Mnhaniial KliKiiirrn 4: Iowa FiiRinrrr ' I ' rtii Male Iraihrrt CxiMcKc. (OCHRAN. IMIRIN: Sparla. Wiv; Itirlrlut - Kappa Hrlla: Home Kionornitt Club: V ' C;A; Uirmrii ' t .Alhlrtif Awicialion. COCHRAN. IHOMA S E.: Council BluHv f orr.rrv - Forc-un Club 1.2.1.4. nrciidrni 1: rubra 2.1.4. C. )FFMA . CARI K : Polo. 111.: Igruullural F furari.in-Ai riiullural Fitucalion Club 2.1.4: Arnold . ir Socirli 1.4. ronimanding ofTirrr 1: ri«hra 1: l.uihcran Siudrni .Avocialion COHN. CARI, K.: Ilamillon. Ohio: forri rv - Sigma Alpha Fptilon: Alpha Phi OmrKa. vice- prnidrni 1: Fornlrt Club 2,1,4: Vri hca 2,1; llomrtriminR 2.1. COI.r.lA IFR. KFWFTH F : WafK-llo: Ign- riillural Frlurnliiin - AKrirullural Fducalion Club IJ. ' .1.4: NcMman C:lub 1.4: Campm 4.H C;lub 1. coil l S. ALICE N.: Humboldt. Ti-nn Trxlilr, and C.lolhint - Alpha Delia Pi; Home Fconomit. Club 2.1.4: YUCA; Whiiwonh C.«illegc. CCMIISSOV. JOHN A: Keokuk; nrf.i- r,„ trnnnmirt - Phi Kapria; Veishea 1.4; Home lomini 1; Newman C:lub: Scienre Council 4 owa Male Sotiel ol Industrial Kconomisls; Inlerfralernilv Council 4. COIONY. MARION II.: North libeny: Ann ruhurat if oriomiri- We«lei Foundation 12 3 4- Vrithea 1.4; Fe li al Choir 2. COI.IRANF. DAVID O.: Amr.; InHuMnal En ttnrrrini Socielv ol Industrial Engineers  eeretar 1. COI.Wiri. HERBFRT.: Crrslon. 111.; Ai„„ul liiral fnginr-rring - Amrrican Soriet of Ak nrullutal Fnitineen 2.1.4; Veishra 2 4- In- iramurals 1.2.1.4. COMIMON. JOHN O: RrKkford. Ill; rtairv Huihainl,-, larniHoiiu ' ; Aloha ria 1,4; An riiullural Couniil. Ireasurer 1.4; Block an ' t Rn.llr Club 1.2.1.4: Dairs Husbandry Club I 2,Vt treasurer 2: Dairs JudKiUK learn 1.4: Yei.hea 1. Intramurals 1,2.1.1; Iowa Agricul. lorist 1. CONN, Rl III F.: Cellar Rapids; .4 i iW An - Mpha Delta Pi; Delia Phi Delta 4: Home lirinomics Club; YWCA 1,2. CONNMI. CHARIFS R: Slorm Ijkr; A, ' •ruhwal tituralinn Farrnllouse; Vrisliea 1 HomefoniinK 4; Winter S|Kirts 2 CONSjHIY. TRI I.YN C. : Mechani.ssille; ir ' liilrrlurr - I hela Delia C In; Fan Sigma Drll.i 1.(: American Instifile ol Yrcbilrcts IVishing Rifles 1.2; Iowa Slate Band 121 CONNOR ROBIRI V: Omaha. Nebt . o ' f.If, Foreslrs Club 1.2.1.1: Hcilsl Slate forest Committee 1.2.1.1: Newman C:lub 1.2: I teighlon t ' nisrrsits. CONRAD. NANCV M: Belle Plalne: AM ' li ' d i ' l Alpha Delia Pi. Delta Phi Delta: YWC Veishea 1. Wnmrn ' s tblrtii ss Hialion C M K. HOYD II : Ogcleli. f.lril.ual tnginrr, CCKJN. HARVARD I : Des Moines; C.enera A nginrerrng - Beta I beta Pi; Inwj Enginrrt ing Sorfrl 4; |n a F.nglnerr 4: Drake Unl- versits. COPH ND. Ht C.H j Des Molnrs; I anH ' If - tf(Uttrttiitr Delta lau Delta; Ameti un ScKirts of Ciisil Fngineers 1. Mudenl ScNiris it l.amls a|M- Architecture 2,1,4; At- riculliiral Council 1.4: Veishea I,). COPIIY. CAROL J: Mgin. Ill; llnmr tia- r,nn,if i fitltrnlinn Home Ffotuimifs C:liih 1 J ' I Veishea 1.2. I S 1 Sweetheart Ball V V liiiiior Prom 1, llorrn formal 2; festisal ( hoir I. C.ORf. MAI RIC I I : Iriclianola: taim Ot ri alions Alpha (.amma Rho, Alpha eta 1.4 farm 0| eialioiis ( luh 2.1,4. Dairs llusliaricirs C liib 1.4; Campus I M 2.1. L Rural Young People 1. Dairs luilgiiig I ram 1.4, VrUhea 1. liilraiMiirals. Sitiipsoii College (OIISON | (K R lakoma; Park. Md ... ..« Delia lau Delta; Winter Spsirls ( liib 1.2: Veishea (. Iowa Slate Scientist 1.2 (OUT IV. ROHIKI J: Waterloo; f.lrtln.al ' ' ■••• In He ol Radio Fngineers 2.1.4: Inter Varsiit Christian Fellowshiii 1214 ClOXON. DORIS J : West Brani h; ll.,u,rl,„l,l k.quilimrni Kappa Delta; Omiiron Nu 1.4. Home Fconomiis ( liib 1.4: Iowa llometnaker 1.4: festisal Choir 1. Roger Williams Club 1.4; C imiell Ccilleilr COV. WILLIAM F: Foil l ,Mlge; ridu.lrin ffoii.miif. Pi Kappa Mpha; Iowa Slate Societs ol Industrial Fioiionusts. COVIF. VINCFNI J Short Hills. N|: liiiiiiii; ; iiW.,i.i, ri Phi (.amma Delta: RIcn k and Bridle Ciliib 1.4; Dans llusbandrs C:lnli ■II: Xarsits Fooihall; Intramurals; Rutgers I llisrrsits. (RAMFR. WIILIAM F.: Des Moine ; In ti tnal l-rnnnmttx. CR.YNF, .MFI.VIN R.: E«jra: IXerinorv .Merfi fine - Junior Ameriran Veterinars Medicine AsvMiation 1.2.1.4: Ipper Iowa I ' niiersits. CRAWFORD. RONMD I : Ml. I tiion: .4iiimn Hii linii lr - .Mpha Chi Rho. CRIBBS. ROBFRI I): ForeM Cits; F.lrflrUal tngnirrrine - Alpha Phi Omega 2.1.4; Ameri can Insliluir ol Fleilriial Fngineers 1.2.1.4: loua Slate Singers 2.1.1 CROONQITSF. C.I.ADYS M.; Ciowrie; Hnm ' hrnnnmtfi F ' liiralinn - Clampus 4 11; Rural Young People: I.S.. . Swei ' tluatl Hall. CT l. FR. JOHN E.: Siwiuer; In.liislrmI F.ro nt)mic - Acacia: Iowa Stale Scxietv of lii- duslrial Economists 2.1.4; Inseslnienis C:lub 1.4: I ' si C:lii 4. CINNINC.HAM. EDWARD H.: Crpico; IV - rrinary Mriluinr - Sigma Phi Eptilnn; Phi eta. CLRRIN. CFDRIC C... C.raflon, Wis,: F.lrrtri- rat tnumffrinir - .American Insiiinte of Elec- trical EiiKincers 1,4; KMRI 2.1,4; Student Properties Board 1,4. DAILY. MARILYN J.: Milford; Hnme Eca- nomici Etiuralion — Home Economics Club 1.2.1.4: SorDor I. HALE. JIM E.: Fontana. Kan.; Forrilry - For- estn Club 1.2.3.4: .Ames Forester 2.3.4: Track 2: .ScKiels of .American Foresters 3.4; Waril Ssstem 3.4. DALY. MICHAEL F.: Des Moines; . f i;;i ematics - Pi Mu F| silon 4; Drake I ' nisersits. DAMON. Rl( HARD A.: Council Bluffs; Zoo - (tv - .Munini Hall, president 3. DANKFR. WAYNE A.: Fraer; ( Xer.rmrv Mrtl- icinr - Sigma Phi Epsilon; Junior .American V ' elerinars Medicine Association 1.2.3.4: I.S.C. Veterinarian 1.2.3.4; Y ' eisbea 1,2; Intramurals 2,3, DANNEEL. CLIFFORD M.: Council Blulls; C. ifmMlr - Theta Delta Chi. sec relars 4: Iowa C:lieniital Scxietv 2.3.4; Y ' el-Jax 1.2.3.4: Order of the Sextant 1.4; Veishea 1.2.1.4: Inlraniiirals 1.2.1.4. DAt lOFF. BOYD: Portland. Oreg ; .4rr i,. Irrtural Flnitinrrriiig - I au Kappa Epsilnn: American Institute ol Archilecis 1.4: Order of the Sextant 2.1.4; Fngineers ' Carnisal 2: Veishea 1; Bomb 2: I ' liisersils of Orc gon DAVFNPORI, KFNNFIII R OsklalcKisa; EIrr Iriral Enginrrring - u Mliilc ol R.idin En gineers. DAVIDSON. WTIIIAM F.: Wiihila falls; le ,; Igrif ulliinil F.uginrrfing Vnirrican ScKiets of Agrlriilliiral Fngineers 2.1.4: Scab- bard and Blade 1; Veishea 1: Midwestern. DAVIS. ( IIARITS F,: Jellrrvin; Imluitnal Fiht inlntn. DAVIS. lAWRFNCF R: Omaha. Nebr : TfrhnirnI ui rnr Mrii I beta Delta (hi. In terfrateriiils Panhellenic Ball 1.1; Iowa Stale Scientist 2.1. ediloi I: Iowa Stale Dalh 2.3.4. DAVIS. RK.HARD D: Des Miiines; .4rr ii trrluir .Mpha Tall Omega; Iowa Fngilleer I; Beam Ails Ball 2.1: Veishea 1.4. DAVISON. JANICE I Slous C its; hmlngl Delta Delta Delia; I Fralertiitt 1.1; Wninen ' s lbletii sstMiatioil Council 1. DXWSON. Bill V: OsmotMl. Nebr; ( lil frigiiierriiii Delia I all Delta. meriian Societs ol C.isil Fngineers; Interfaitb Council 1; Bethans Fellowship. Atiiold Air Vxiels. YMC A I. DFAN. C.FRALD W : Mascni Citv; arm O r d fcini -- Phi Kappa Psi. president 4: lt ha i rla 4: Phi Mu Mpha 1.4. Iowa state Band 2.3.4; Iowa Stale Orchestra 2.1.4: Pep Oiiincil 4: Intramurals. Mawiii C its liinlor (.ollegr DFAN. ROBIRI I St IcMcpb. Mo: Igncii turnt Filiimli ' tn grtciiltural Iducalion C luh I; football 1.1. Inliamtlralt 4. IIFCK, fDW RI) N mes; Afrhllnlural fn giHrrring Snierican Insliluir nl Atchitrsl  J.4. DelM)BBFLAFRE. ROBERT M; IXtnipcnl. IniluMlrial tnginrrtmg Pbl Kappj; Fngi- neers ' Carnisal 4. Vmels il Iraluslrul Engl lieers 2.1. Veishea 1. Pep Barl rt|ue 3. 44. Am brose College. DfK. N. DOLORES: l.rMln; Ihrlrlu, Hnmr Fcononiics ( lub 1.2„1.4: .Nrssmjn C;lub J.4. Briar ( lill (ollegr lleION(.. MIRY S Orange (it,. Hamr Ka n.-iiiK. tihiialiiin Insble lellnsrthip 2 J 4 Sigma Fla (In 2.1.4; .Nutlhwnlnri Junlui llf MINI. CH RIFS R: Ame,; l fr.ifi«r, Mriln inr. DFIfRMANN, JOSEPH J: Clinton. Grnrtml Fngnirrnng Sigma C:hl; American Insliluir of fletiTical Fngineers Instilule of Radio Fngineers 2: |oinl Vxial Council, prrcidenl 4: Iowa Inginernng Viciets. president 4. Social Bureau 4; Y ' eishea 2. DFNNIS. ROBFRI K: Meshaniovillr; Agruul lufat Fituratmn. DFNNIFR. IHOMNS I Ainrs (.rnrral fng, nrrring (.eneral fngineering Societs 2; Iowa Fngineering Vmels 1.4; Inisetsiis of Dubiii(iie- DIFFFNBACH, ALICE I,.: Park Riclgr. Ill ijir i. W FiiuifimrnI - Alpha C.amma Delta; Sigma Alpha lola 1,4: Iowa State Band 1.2J.4- Iowa Slate Oiihrsira 1.2.1.4: Home F-co. nomiis C lub 2.1.4, DI.OrC.IIY. MAR I HA J.: Watnloo; 4 Wirif An - Iowa Stale Singers 2; Iowa Male Band 3.4: Fesiisal Choir 1.2.3; Iowa State Choius 1.2.1.4: Iowa Stale Teachers Ccdlege. DOBYNS. M RJORIF C. : Roshr tet. .V ; )if f ir. Kappa Delta; Home Fcoimmio Club 1.2.3.4; Home Economics OmjuciI L Iowa Stale Plaiers 2.3.4; YWCA 1,2 3 4 DO( K. JERAI D O : Ceslar Rapids; Mr ' rhamcl Fiieirrrring American Vicirts of Mechanical riiRiiic-ers 4; C;cie College DOKKFN. DOROIHY linn C.rose; ll,.m ' Fiiiniimiri Edutnlinn - Mpha C.amma Delta- Home Economics Club 1.1; Lutheran student AsscHialion 1.4: Festival Choir 3; Morning side College. DONNELSON. ROC.ER D.: logan; Irlrnntry Mrtiirinr. DORMAN. BARBARA M : Brookfield. III.; n,r IrliK - Sigma Kappa; Home Economics Club I: Fc-siisal Choir I; I.vons Township Junior College. DORSMAN. ADRIAN K: Sheldon; FJrclrifml Fnginrrnng I au Beta Pi; Fla Kappa Nu: Iowa Stale Band 2: West Court, masor 4: Washington and l.re Iniversili; .Sheldon Junior ( ' ollege. DOSE. JOSEPH C.: Keokuk: fori-i ry - Forcilrs Club 2.1.4: Carthage College. DOl CiAL. ARWIN A : Milford: Elrclhral Engi- nrrring - Tau Beta Pi 1.4: Eta Kappa Nu 1.4: Phi Eta Sigma IJJ: American Institute of Electrical Engineers - Insiitute of Radio Fngi- neers 1.4; ' eisbc-a 2.1.4. DOWEI I . ROBFR I W : Ames: Af rr idnirdf Fn- goiffrine - Sigma Phi F| silcin: Phi Fla Sigiiu 1: Pi Ian Sigma 1.1; Scalibard and Blade 1.4; Ameriian -ScMirts of Mechanical Fngineers 1.4; Veishea 1.2.1.4: Bomb 2.1. business manager 4. DOWNS. HARRY: C.reene: Miners Cm rrit. mrni - Phi .Mu Alpha 1.4: Iowa State Band 1.2.1; Iowa Slate Singers 1.2.1; Vaisils Fight 1.2.1.4. DRAFEFN. JACK W: Vheneclads. NY: In limlnal Fxmwmu i - Iowa State Scwiets csf In dustrtal Econnmisls 3.4: Veishea 3.4; Homr- coining I. DRAKE. DONAI D I : Newton: V.rnrral fngi nrrring - Y ' eisbea 3. DRAKE, IM)NNA J.; Muvallnr: C.rnrr l Scirnrr - I wistets 2.1.4; Science Women ' s Club 1.4- DRFWF-S. DON l D W Irwrll. Indl,-lr„l Ff ncorini Iowa stair s,«irls i.l Iniliisiiial Fconotnists 1.2 1.4. Inseslment Club 3.4. Wjid Ssstein 1.2.1-1 DRIWs. VFRNE H: Clininn: InHuiIrM fro- iiiimiri Delta Chi; Iowa State Sniiets ol In dustrial Fiorioinisls; Veishea 4; liln Club: In iraniiirals 1.1. Clinton liinloi C ollecr IIIBBFRI. WIIIINM II laiirrns; Iciimcil lluihanil ' x I jiiiilloiisr. Mpha eta VL Phi Mil Alpha 2 1.1; ( aidiiial (.itiht 14. nkwk and Bridle ( hib l. ' J.1-4- Meats liidging learn 3; Itsesloik liidging learn 4. I illle Inlet nahcinal 4; Religion in I tie 2. Iowa Slate Rand 1.3.1; Iowa Stale Oichrstra 1.2; Veishea 4 III (.C;. N. F M RC. RFt Wrsl IVs Moinn: flittnr f f lOiiictiir I .fiicariiid Home Frolscsmiss Club I: Fwlsters 1.4. Newman C lub 1.2.1.4 III NC. MRFRT R llonoliilii. Ill: inh, IrtlurmI Fnginrrring Vmrrican Insltlillr nl rcliilests. Ohio rinsrrsits III NkFR. (.ORIMIN t Siotis rils; r.ritrnti Fnginrrring Phi (.amma llrlla. Ilr««lllrt; lau Rria Pi: l.uatd of M Patrick. Vjbhani and Blade. Y ' arsits Basketball 2.1. Home- rnmllit 1. fclll C bib. Y ' rcsbra 2.1. I ngimTT Carnisal 1.4. Iowa I nginrrrilig VMletv. 411 niRKY, I ' AIRICIA ANN: Dcs Miiiius: Hum,- Kcnniimin F.iluralioii - K;ipp;i Dill:!, picsidcnt 4; Morlar Board ■(: I ' lii UpsiUin Omicion S.4: Omicron Nu 1; IlnmccoiiiinK S; VVisluM :l; Home Kconomiis Club: YWCA; Ilonu- tio- noniifi Ball 3: Senior I ' rom I; I ' aii Hel Dame. DIRISCH. LUCll.l.K I..: Whcatoii. 111.: I ' lf dir.t - Winter Sports Clnl) 4; YWCA 2; Inlcr- Varsitv Christian lellowship 2.3.4; Iowa Wcs- leian College. F R1 IIXRRY S: Cirand Forks. N.l).; Aninml Huihmitli - Alpha Gamma Rho: ARronomv Cllih I: Bloek and Bridle Clul) 2.:i.4; Livestock liulBinR Team 3; little International 1.2; W ' eslev l-onndation. KVsroN. BETTY F.: Merrill; Dirlrlics. F sH)V. ROGER I.: Cleinons; Archilecluri- - lau SiKina Delta 3.4; Ian Beta I ' i 4: Ameri- can Institute of Architects 1.2.3.4.5; West Conrt. mavor 3. FBIRI. GEORGE 11: Nev:ula; Inrrslry - Forestrv Clnl). EDDY. WILl.l, M 1.: Mount Ayr; ludusliuil Ettmnmics — Sigma Chi. EDWARDS. JACQIELYN .1.; Dcs Moines; Zo- ology - Kappa Delta; Science Womens Club 1 2 3.4 ' ' Iwisters 2; Iowa Fiitnre Teachers , ' ssociation 3.4: Skeltli 2.3; Bomb 1.2.3.4: Freshman Handbook 2.3; Iowa si;ite Scienlisl 2- Green Gander 4; Bomb lli.iuu li.ill I; YWCA. EDWARDS. ROYDON 1.: t.iav: AurHulluuil •.rd fiJ - ARiimllOT.il E(lni:ition CUlb. 3,4; Ortler of the Sextant 3.4: XCisbea 1.3.4. EDWARDS Will. 1AM 1).: Anilubon; Mgnctil- lurnl EiUicalKin - ABrimlluial Education Clnb. presitlenl: ' eisbea 2.3. EI.LENBERC;ER. IAC.K E.: Bloomheld; Archi- tecture - .:imhi : C:hi Alpha, seuelarv 3; American Institute of Aribiteds 2.3.4; Iowa State Band 1.2: Diake Iniversitv. EII.IOTT. FRANK M.: Otlnmwa: Aencullural Education - Sigma Phi Epsilon; Agricultnral F.dncation Club 1.2.3.4; Yel-jax 3.4; Little International 1; Winter Sports Club 1.2.3; Iowa Weslevan College. EN(;I AND, LEON C.: . mcs; Auronomy - Sigma rlii Epsilon. FRICSON. JOHN E.: Ilawalden: Chemical En einerriHK- Lambda Chi Aliiha: Ameriian In- slitute of Chemical Engineers 2.3.4; 1 r:ick 1.2; (;reen Gander 4. , ETHINCilON. MARILYN I..: Ames: Industrial Economics - Chi Omeg;i. treasurer 3; Science W ' omcn ' s Club 1.2,3.4: Mathematics Club 2.3: Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists 14- Iwisters 2.3.4; Women ' s Athletic Associ- ation 1.2: YWCA 1.2.3. FV. NS. W. YNE: Des Moines; General Engi- iie r; ij; Iowa Engineering Society 4; Intra- murals 1.2.3; Veisbea 2,3, EWEN. RICHARD I.,: F(nt Dodge; Mechanical Etlgineerine - Pi Kapl a I ' hi; Phi Fta Sigma 1.2; Pi Mu Epsilon 3,4; Tan Beta Pi 3,4; Varsits- Tr.ick 2.3.4; American Soiielv of Me- chanical Flngineers 4. F:W0LDI ' . ERMA S: ILiillev: Dietetics hi- slitution ManaRcmeut Oniiirou Nu 3,4; Phi Upsilon Omicron 3.4: Ilimie F.ionomics Club 1,2.3.4; Festiv;d Choir 1.2.3,4; Iowa Stale Singers 2.3; YWCA 1.2.3.4; K;ipi a Phi 1.2,3,1; Wesley Foundation 1.2.3,4: CosmopoliNin C:lub 2.4; Cornell College; low;i Stale Feachers College; Merrill Palmer, IMRtllllll, MMIIIIN 1 : Linn Gro%e; 7.o- « i j;v - Ward S steiii. seuelarv 3. vice-presi- dent 4; Soiilli D.ikola Slate Colleoe. FAL ' BEL. ROBER 1 I..: Noilolk. Nehr.; Arclii- Irctural Enmneerine - Norfolk lunior Collece. FKENEY. ELEANOR M.: Oak P.irk. Ill ; Household Equi limeni - C u Omega, presidenl 4; Cartlinal (liiild 3.4; Plii I ' psilon Omiiion 3,4; Home Economics Club. Household E(|uip- ment Club president 4; Iwisters 2.3. FELLOWS. LOUISE E.: L;iGrange, III.; House- hold E ' tui limrnt -IMta Zeta; Home Eco- ntuuics Club 1.2.3.4; YWCA 1,2.3; Women ' s Athletic , ' sso iatioii 1.2.3.4. FENFI.ON. ROBERT I..; Chicago. 111.; Civil Enginrerinn - Tmi Landida Rho 3.4; Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers 1.2,3.4; MR. S.4; Newman Club 1.2.3. FENNO. DONALD I).: LaMoure. N.D.; Agri- fii dirf - Agriculture Club 3.4; Agricultural Council 4; Colorado and M. FERGUSON. MAX A.: Simkport; Civil Entii- nrcrinK — Fliela Delia Chi. president 4; Tan Lambda Rho 3.4; American Socielv of Chem- ical Engineers 2.3.4; Engineers ' Carnival 3; Engineers B;ill 3; Veishea 3. FERRFE. HFRBFR I E.: Oskaloosa: Mechanical ■.ngincrriNg — . iiu-ii :in Sociel of Mechanical Engineers 4; Iowa Stale Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Veishe.1 1,2. lltllllR. . (ORIIY. ,|R.: Randolph; Annii.il Ki icmi ry - 1 .iiniHouse; Veishea 3; Little Internatiemal 3,4; Agriculturist 3.4; Campus 1 HI 1). CHARLES , .; Des Moines; Bwrhem- FH 1 dMaN. C:AR0I. R.: Chicago. III.: Home Economics Education Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4; YWG.Y 1.2.3; Women ' s . thlctic . ssoci- alion 1; Kappa Plii 2,3, FISCHER. BE ER1 Y A.: Moravia; Dietetics Kappa Delta: Hiune Economics Clnb 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2: ' eishea I: Festival Choir 1,2,3,4; loinl Social Council 3,4; I ' nion 410 2,3. FISH. lOHN . .: C.raeltingcr; Forestry and IVihllilr Mannscment - VorcntTS C.hih 1.2.3.4. Fislll R ROBER I I): Charles Cilv: Chemistry. Fll MORRIS. jACtJlFllNE M.: Muscatine: ;)i c iri - low;i Stale Chorus 1.2.4; Festival Choir 4; Mome Fionomiis Club 2.3.4; New- man Club 2,3,4; Pep tknincil 2,3: Iowa Stale Plavers 2; Winter Sports Club 4: Sor Dor 4; Veishea 3; Marvcrest College; State University of Iowa, FIIZSIMMONS, lOHN R,; Ames: Industrial •.VoimmiVt — Sigma Nu; Sigma Delia C hi 2,3,4; Iowa Stale Daily 2: Iowa Slate Scientist 1,2: Bomb Publication Board 3,4; Scabbard and Blade 4; Iowa Stale Socictv of Industrial Eco- nomists 4; Inveslmenls Club 3.4; Newman Club 1.2.3,4; Veishea 2,3; Inlramurals 1,2,3,4. FI ANNFRY, WILLIAM A.: Clinton; statistics - Ward Svslem 3: Clinton lunior College. FLEMING. DEAN W.: Traer; Earni Olier- ations - .Mumni Hall, president 3; Farm Oijerations Club, president 4; YMCA. presi- dent 4; ' Iraffic Appeals Board. FLINT. ROBERT B.: Eldon; Electrical EukI- neerinfr — AmcricAU Instilute of Electrical Engineers — Instilute of Radio Fncineers 2.3,4; Iowa Slate Band 1; Radio Club 1,2,3, FLLSS, ANDREW D,: Milford: Electrical F.nei- HceiiMg — Institute of Radio Engineers 2,3,4; ■S ' MCA 4, FOI.LE ' I F, ROY C: Nev.lda: Technical Jniirnal iim - Sigma Chi, president 4; Science Council 3; Homecoming, general chairman 3: Veishea, centr;il committee 3: Iowa Slate Scientist 2: Iowa State Daily 2,3. FOl.SOM, CHARLES A.: . tiies; Industrial E ' .du- r,i ( -I N - Scabbard anil Bl.ide 1,2,3,4: ROFC Rifle- Team 1,2: NROIC Pislol I cam 3: NROFC Rifle Team 3,4; Social Bureau 3.4; C:iidiiial Guild 4: Industrial Education Club 2.3,4; Pammcl Court Council 2,3, FOl.SOM. FLIZABFFH M.: Amc-s: Child Dc- velitlniicnl - Omicron Nu 4: Industrial Edu- calion A ' i es ' C lnb 3.4. FORBES, ,|. MES I .: Boone; Civil Enniueerina - Tau Lambda Rho: . iiieiican Socielv of Civil Engineers, FORT, JOHN 1).: Claikscille. Tenii.; I aim niieratious - - uslin Peav Stale College. FOSIFR. MARY GLENN: Sicmy Cit : Home Ecoiioiiiiis Eduialion-Vi Bcl:i Phi: Ilomi- Economics Club 3.4: Bomb 3.4: Bowling C ' lih 4; YWCA 4; Sor-Dor 4; Veishe:i 3; MoiiliciUii ( ' ollege. FOX, ROBERT I..; Rose Hill; 4crciiiomv - American Society of Agronomy 1,4; Cenlral C;ollc-ge, IRANKENBFRG, JOHN R.: Rotkford. Ill; Industrial Eniiinrcrinii - Iowa Eniiineering Society 2: Socielv of Industrial Engineers, treasiiier 3,4: I ' niversilv of Illinois, FRFDIN. ELI. C: Greenville; Industrial E.du- calion - Incluslri:il Education Club 3. FREED. lOIIN D,; Scollsblnfl. Ni-br.; 4rr;ii- lecture - .American Inslilnte of .Architects; Stoltsbluff lunior Collece, FREEMAN, EDWARD M.: Ames; Veterinary Mediiine lunior American ' elerin;in Medi cine Assoc iaiion 1.2.3.4: Block ;incl Biiclle C ' ub 2.:1.1; Piimine! Court, inaMir 4. IRFEMAN. PAUL F: Des Moines: Irc;!) ' - tritin Veishea 3; Pamniel Court, treasurer 3 4; Grand View lunior College, IRERK HS. KENNEFH E,: Wanello; Mechani- lal Enilineering - n cr c: i Society of Me- ih;iniial Engineels 1 W.ml System 1,3,1: Order of the SexlanI I. IRFSFNBORG, ROBER F C: P;irkcisl)nrg; III, mat lliishaiidis Veishea 3: Little liilii ii;ilion;il ll; lowii Agi ii nlluralist 2: W.iicl Ssslein 1.2. IRFSIIOUR. .TAMES W Bliu Ishind. 111.; Me ilianical Engineering - Pi Ian Sigma 4. FRFl ND. IHOMAS I. : Ced;ir Ra|)ie!s; fVrciniir Engineering - T;iu K;iopa Epsilon; .Americati Ceramic Society 2,3,4: Keramos 3, presidenl 4: Veishea 3; Hiunecoming 3: Engineers ' Carniyal 2; Engineeis, Ball 2,3: Iowa Engineer 2, FRFYMANN, MARY .: Dsersville: Dietetics Home Economics Club 2,3,4: Wcmlen ' s Athletic Association 2.3; Winler Sports Club 2.3; New man Club 2,3.4; Oak Hall, president 4: Social Bureau 4; Dorm Council, secielary 4; Daily 4; Ckirke College, IRIISGHEL. DORIS E,; ,Scolia, N,Y.; AlU ' lied Art - Phi Sigma Chi 2.3.4; Home Economics Club 1.2.3,4; Fencing Club 3: Winter Sports Club 1.3; Twisters 2.3; ,Sor-Dor 3, FRITZ. DON.-YLD L.; Siblev; Veterinary Medi- cine - Junior .American Veterinary Medicine .Association 1,2.3.4. FRITZ, ROSA IO,ANNE: Grinnell; Home Eco- nomics Education — Home Economics Club 2,3.4: YWCA 2: Kappa Phi 3,4: Sor Dor 2; I ' es ' lival Choir 2.3,4; Cotlev College, FRIIZ, RICHARD M: C;rinnell: .4Kri( ii tiiicj Eduialion - Pi Kapi.,i Phi: Agiicn llnral I-alu- i.ilion f;lnh 1,2,3.4; Campus 4H 1.2.3.4; Mens (;lec Clnb 2.3, IRYRFAR, ROBERI A.: Cedar Rapids: In- dustrial Economics— l.ni Kappa Epsilon: Iowa State Society of Indusliial Fconomisis 2; Arnold Air .Society 2,3; Veishea I; Iowa State Singers 3, FII.K. MARVIN D.: Clarinda: Ammal Hus- bandry - Block and Bridle Clnb 2,3.4; Veishea 3; Little International 1.3; Rural Young People 1; Iraek I: Inlramurals 1.2.3.4: Ward System I; Clarinda lunior College, FUIFON MARILYN: Selma: Dietetics - ]{nmc Economics Club 1.2: YWCA 1.2: Festival Choir 1.2.3.4; tiSO Club 1.2.3; Women ' s .Athletic .Association 1,2, FULTON, S,AMMY I,: Sewal; Civil Engineer- ing - Aloha Chi Rho; American Society of Civil Engineers 2,3,4; Tan Lambda Rho: Cenlerville Junior College. FURST. CHARLES T,: Olin: Animal Hin- hcmcfrv - Block and Bridle Club 1,2.3,4; Veishea 2,3,4; Little International 4: Ward System 1; Intranuirals 1,2,3. (,. FSM1R, WllllVM It: mes; Induslrinl Education - Delia Upsilon: Phi Mn Aloha 3,4: Eosilon Pi Tau 3,4: Pershiiu: Rilhs 3,4; In- duslrial Education Club 3,4: Iowa Stale Band 3,4- Kemper Military .School, GAFFRl. ROBERT I..; Mason Cilv: Chemical Eililinrrring - Mason Cilv junior College; rniveisilc of Coloradi). t.AllOWAY. ROBFRI F; W.ishington; Fiirm 0 ).i,i i oi Farm Oper.ilioiis Club 2: Radio Club 3 4: Ward Scsiem I. GALIOWAY. Wll 11 AM R . IR : AVaterloo; ' ) diistrial Eyononiii s - Vhi Kaopa Psi; Iowa Slate Society of Inelnslrial Fconomisis 1.2.3, president 4; Investments Club 3,4; Iowa Stale Seienlist Board of I ' lil.lii .ilHins 3; Veishea 1-2 3.4: Wrestling. (.ARDNER, lAMES I : Des Moin-s; Chem- istry - Thela Xi; Towa Stale Band 1,2,3; Iowa Sliite Singers 1,2; Gamma Delta 1,2, GARRFFT, BEVERLY L: Council Bluffs: Irchniial Journalism — C.. mm.i Phi Beta: Ihela Sigma Phi 4: Mortar Board; Iowa sine Daily 2.3. women ' s editor 4: Iowa Stale s. ii nlisl 3,4, (, RRirSON, SAI.LIE ANN: Sioux Citv: I , Idled .41 - Delta Delia Delta: Delta Phi Delia- Women ' s Alblelii ssoe iaiion. GAR ION. G. GILBFRI : C;h;irilon; Eaiin Olier- ation - Kappa Sigma, vice-president 3; Arnold Air Society; Scabbard and Blade: Veishea; Iowa Slate Singers, (. IFS FIORAMAF: Davenoort; Technical louriialisni - Alpha Delta Pi; I beta Sigma Phi 3. president 4: Phi Upsilon Omicmn 3, president 4; Omicrim Nu 3,4: Morlar Board: I Fralernitv 4: Veishea, central committee 3: Daily 2,3,4; Green Gander 3,4; Women ' s lhlelii Association 2,3,4: Homemaker 2, :i M)ei;ile editor 3; .Augnstana Collece. (. YFOR. DA 1D W: Newton; Ulalislics - Phi lu Al b;i 4: Pi Mn Epsilon 3,4: Iowa State Kind 1,2,3.1. GFl A 1 1 , MARMV I .; Biolinc-lon: .4rc li- .c li rr- — Bnrliiu ' leui Iiinioi (.o ' le-ce. GKI.LHORN. DONALD II.: W.lte ' h)o; Me- ihaniral Engineering . cMix: Pi Fan Sigma 1,2.3; American Socielv of Mechanical Engi- n-e ' s 3; Iowa S ' .ile Sincrers 2: A ' eishea 2. ;ENTI.E. DORO I HY LOUISF: Maroa. 111.; flietetics - Home Economies Club 2.3.4. I.I RWIG. ROBFRI W.: Omaha. Nebr.; Chem- i ' lil Engineriing Sicma Aloha Epsilon: nieriean Inslilule of Chemical Engineers 3; ' eishe:i 1.2. (.11 BFR I. FRANK O.; Glen Ellvn. 111.: Hnrli- cii d re - Delia Chi; Horliciiltuie Club 2.3.4; Vc ' iicullnrist 3. GIIBIRI. RICHARD W.; Glen Flbn 111 : Me ihaniial Kiigiiierring - Delta Chi; A1i Im Phi Omega 3.4: American Society of Mechanical Fni ineers 4; Wishea 3. GIII.FSPIF. CARI FON M.. JR.: Mvslie: l,;n ii mv - Arnold Air Society 3.4; Aoronoms ( liib 1.23,4: Campus 4 H 1,2,3; YMCA 1: Xeishei 3,4: Inleifailh Council 3: 1 risbie lellocesbio 1.2 3.4: Wald System 1,2,3, (.11111 IF. RFIA F: Fosleuia: Home Eco- nomics Ediiiation Ilium- Fciuiomics Club 1,2,3.4: Fc-slival Choir I; Women ' s (.lee C ' nb 1; Iowa Stale Singers 3; Newman Club 1.2.3,4. 412 (.11 lis. fKANCE K.: Shciuiulfuh: Oieletut - Wunirn ' t ( ' Ire Club 2; Iohj S(jic Urdmlrj 1; Wcklinimlct l-rllut«-«hi|i 2.3, -I; L ' nitrnil ul l ubuquc. (.LtBA. I ' lSi S.: (lintuii; (; irfniilr - luha Chcinujl So(irt ; Cliniuii Junior Cullrnr. l.DDBY. JLAN I-.: Karlluni; Homr f.tunotmn kdu€mt$un Alplij (•Jiiiiiu hclu: Sigma Alpha loU 3,-l: oiivjl Choir 1.2.3.4; Mu%i . CU uiuil 3.-I: Withcj 2,3; loua Suic (•Ire (-lub; Rjtliu V4iik.«hi t 3,4; Wunirn ' i Alhlrlii A%HMiJiion 1 ,2.3.1. 4.4IUCII. MAKMIAl I. II.: L jiitloii. III.; IVf- rnriiify Mrdu inr juiiioi Aniciiun N ' rtrr iiur .Mnliiiiir Auoitjiiiin 1.2.3.4; K Jii ttm ( jninuintiv (.ullrnr; I iii%t-rMt of Illinois. . lKl tN. noM.K N.; Alkttoii: iJatry ttut- bamlry - l)jii llu«bantlr Club 2,3,4; I ' totn- riijUcri 3,4. CORDON, now AKL) i : tji . III.; uir Huthartitty .Mplia C jiiiiiu Kliu; l)ai[ llii - bjiitlt Club 1.2.3,4; 1. title International 4: Block jnd Urullc Club 1.2.3.4; . Rriculiui jI fcduiaiion Club 2,3,4; ' ci%lira 3. (.ORIIAM. I ' Al L K.: Ankcn ; t rtrnnary Mrd II inr riu (•amtuj Delta; Alpha .eta 3.4; Jtiiuor .Vmetican etcrinar Metliiine .Auoti- adon 1.2.3,4; . inr« Veterinarian 2, editor 3. COSI.KK. MARIO.N A.: CIcinille, Minn.; rn i tuliun Manaicrmtut - Dirtetta - lloiuc Eco- nomics Club 1.2.3,4; Campus 4-11 3; Fcsli al Choir 2; YVVCA 1 ,3. C.RAKF. W WNt H.: Chicago, III.; Mrchantcni tngintrnng .Amrriian Society ol Mechanical Kngini n 3.4. .RAIIAM. KIMFR t.: ri niuuth; Eletttital t.rigtni-rrinx - Aineiuan liiMilutc ol Lletlriul Knginccr ' t 3.4; ei%hca 3.4; Ward S  lem 2,3.4; IJ .. . Nweclheari Ball 3; tnginccn ' Carnival 3; .MaAon Cil junior College. GRAHLMANN, Wll.l 1AM L.: LeMan; Civil Engtncmng — 1 au Lambda Klio 1; AnieriLan !lKXict ul Ci il Kngineers 2,3.1; Ward S steni 2,4; Westmar College. CRAL tR. All AN: Marcus; £corioMiio - Delta Chi. secretary 3, iie-prcaidciit 4; loua Socict ul Indimrtjl Ktunumu 3.4; ln i ' tincnt. ' Club 3.4; Aiiieruaii S k iri of I arm hioiuiiiii ts 2; Arnold Air Vh;u-i 3,4; Winter j orl (Jub 2,3; liilramurals 1,2. (.RAVUi. ROBLRI h.: Clarion: Agrirutlural hdufatum — Agricultural Education Club. CRAVtS. RLSStLI. .: Dcs Muino; hutuUrutt i ' tyrholofcy — Vsi Chi 2.3,4; CrandMeH Junior College. CRAY. RICHARD C.: Burbank. Ohio: Agricul- lurai tduration - FariiiHouw; Agricultural Club 1.2.3,4; Ward S «icin 1,2: Frc?ihman Mixer 4; L ' niver itv of Hawaii. CRAYBII.I . WILMKR B.: C«iuih 11 Hlufls; tJtrmirat f-nginrrTinK — 1 ati Beta I ' i 4; -Amer- ican Iniiitulc of C-hemifal Knginrri 3.4; Kn- ginrrr Serntnar. prcMdeiii I; Knginecn Carni- al 3; Vri«hca 3; liKiihall I; IniraniiiraU 1,2; (•rateland College. C.RtHN. JANKI .M. Sac City; Dirtetia - ( amma l hi Beta; Home Kconomics Club 1.2.3,4; W ' umen ' t . thleiir. .X vxation 1.2,3.4; YW ' CA I; Netaiiian (lub 1,2,3.4. .Rf KN. MARION C : (.ilman; Induttnat Edu- tattun t-.irtiinn I ' l laii; V ' ci hea 3; .Maiihall- loMn Juiiinr (.olli-ge. CRKkR. IHOMAS N., JR.: Ne ada: Trchniial fourtiahtm -■Sigma Delta (,hi; (.reen Candrr; loHa Slate Dailv ; (asrnell (xillrge. (.Rt(,SON. DONALD K.: (.iinncll; Etrrlriral Enitinrrnnie - Signia I ' hi Ki ilion; .Ainrriian ln«titii!r of KIrdiiial KiiKinccr% ln«liiuu- of KadiM Y ngiiireTv 2,3.4; Veithea 1,2.3.4; Intra- TiiuiaU 1.2.3.4. CRKIMAN, DONALD i ' ..: (.arnrr; Animat Huthandry - l-armHoute: Alpha ria 3.4; .Arnolfl .Air Society 3,4; Scabbard and Blade 4; Block nti Bridle Club 1.2.3.4, president 3; Venhea 1.2.3; lnirrfralrriiit I ' aiihrllrnic Daiur 2; Har%r%l Ball, tliairman 4; Liillr In- u-rnalional I . Li r liM k Judging 1 eatn 3; Mr.ii Itiilgiiig I i-aiii I. (.RUM. ROBI RI II Ofirriiiinn Sigrna I ' l aiiniM (lub 1,2,3. (.ROSFCLOS . WILMA o€iology Kappa l hi 2..3,4; 3.4; Cydfinr Kolirr 2.3.4. (.ROW. |OHN M Kipp - : Aurni (il rfatinm. (.RM ' . M M V M Wini.na. Mtnn ; Urttrttiil i ftginrrfing I ' lii kappa ISi; Amrt- uaii Imliliile of t In irital f nglnrrr« 2 3.4; VcMhra 3; liilramuraU 2.3.4; Drntrr irfll- «rr«iit: Winoiia Siatr leaclirr% (,4illrgr. (.1 IKNsn. lOlIN M. Chariinn; CirtI Engi- rirrrtng Rrij I bria I ' l; I all Beta 1 1 3.4: Sijlihard .iitd BUdr 3.4; Vanity I Club 3.4; Mudrni I ' Tftprriir Board 2.3.1; Ra«rl all 2. .1,4. (.1 (.1 M K. Rl I II I BurbiiBioii. ( hrmnify - Mplia Delia I ' l. Stieiue Womni Club 2.3.1; Wriinrn ' « Atblrtii «vm laiitiii I. lot a (brtn f d .Snricly 3,4; Burlington Junior (adirgr. I iiiilon. III.; t artn K|Mtlnii: Karni Opcr JLAN: Cambridge: Socinlr gv Club (.tlDMR. JOHN S: Davrnimrl: IVlrnnary Medmnr - Sigma I ' hl L| iiloii; .Alpha eia ' i.t ; ' ei«hra 3.4; lima Stale Band 1.2.3; Junior .Ameruan rieiiiiar Meiliiine A%MMialion 3.4. Ot ' LICK. NULLS J.: llaiiiptoii; omfry -■For- estry Club 2.3.4, l. ' iiiver«il« of Nebraika. (it ' NSOLLLV. WARD II Norlidk. Nebr.; Urn- fral Enginernng - Alpha I an Oniega. vice pmideni 4 ; I an Bria I ' l I , S abbatd and lllaile 4; V ' ridica 4; liiniot I ' lom 3; lo a Liigiiierr 3; Norfolk |iinioi ( tllrgc. (.( RNLV, BOYD: (.oiiiuil Blullv Urtirral Sfirtur - Delia 1 au Delia; Scabbard antl Blatle 3,4; Hoinrtotiuiig 2, Inna Stale l la ei« (.rSLLR. KRLD 1.: Dt-« Moine ; Elntfual En- ginreniig l amlHla (Jii Alpha. (.CSIAFSON, Jt WMNI Mjiilcy; -.x ifri- meiilal Cookery Home Lioitomiit (Jiib 1,2. 3,4; YW ' CA 9; Festival Choir 1.2: Sor-Dor 2; 1 ' romeii.iden 3,4. tri-c| orl. III.; Ch ' it lL BFCkFR. JOHN W. Engittrrnng. HACKNEY, CAROL K.: hink burK. Md.; .Ininiat Hu hnutity — Block .nul Briillr (ilub 2.3, (rea urrr 4: l)airy Hu bjndiv Club 3,4; Canierbiin Club 2.3.4; Iowa Stair Player 2; Little Intel national 3.4; ' c-l ht-a 2.3.4; l niiis l ania St hmd of lloiticullure; West- ern Mar laiid College. HAC.LDORN, IRLD B. Jefrerv n; i ' iyuf j - Cardinal ( ' iiild 3; MR.A. vicc-proidrni 3; loha Slate Debaters 3,4. HAIN. HAROLD A. Wilton Junclion: Agfon- oiny — Iowa Stale Singers 3,4; Festival Choir 3,4: Agronomy ( Inb 3,4; Stale L ' nivcr iiv of loua. ll.ALF, LlSl.t .A.: ,Aiiit-%; Elritiical Enginrrt ■lUg — .American Institute of F.leclrical F!ngi- neer 2.3.4; St. lattin CoIIckc. HALL, HOWARD W. Lamoni; A Titultuial En gifirrnng - AiiH-rit.iii S(Kiel of Agricultural Kngineer 1; Wok) Foundation; Craceland College. HALLFR, Rl III A.: Oltumua: Aptdied Art Delta IMii Delta; loua Slate Singers 1 ,2.3; Festival Choir 1.2.3; Veishea 1,2,3; Iowa Stale riavers 3,4. HAUSILAD, CLRIIS W.: Racine. Minn.; AurmiUural Edtmition — .Agricultural tdu- cation Chib 1.2,3,4; rernhing Rifl( ' I; I.uih- eran Student .Avsodation 1.2,4; IntraninraK 1,2.3,4. ILALI KR, ALBKR I N.: Amen; .4«ri(M (iifa Edutation Agritultiiral Lducaticni Club 1.2; l.iille Iiiieriiatiorial 3; L ' niver il of Wisuuisin. HA.M.MAN. J. WAVNK: king lc ; Slalisliis- Neumaii (Jiib 3,4; ' ei%hea 3,4; Ward S 5leni 2.3,4; Nel)r.i«ka Wenle an l ' ni ersily HAM.MOND. CHLOK V.: Rowan: Homr Eco nomif Eitiifulion — Home F.ct iHiinii5 Cliil 1.4: l-ri bte Hoiite 1 ,2; Iowa Mate 1 eacher (College. IIA.MMOND. JA.MKS L.: Arm- ; Arrhttrctiirr - .Arneritan ln!tiitui(- of Arcliileiti 3,4,r ; Up|M-r Iowa Liiiver il . HANKS, JOFL C: Mawin CiH; Industrial Ecu- nomif IMii kappa iNi; Iowa Stale Band. 2.3,4; MaMin City luriior (Ujllege. HANNA, J.AMKS C,: F anMoii. 111.; tnduslnnt Enginrehng — McUs t ' p ilon, c Trtarv 4; I ' hi Fla Sigma 1; l 3() Club 2; loua Ingineering ScKielv 2,3; S(Miel of IndiHtnal Ingnieeni 3.4: loua Fngineer 1.2.3; Intraninral Cniiniil 3.4. ILWN A. S I KWAR 1 I ' .; Vinton; lomtix - l-ori- tr Club 1.2.3.4; SiKiel of . meriian |-orr ler I; Ward SvMein 1; Ame Forenici. HANSFN. I O.: CIjimhi; tn hiiffltnal Enai nrrring AinerKaii In iiliitr of .Ardiiiet U I ; Iowa Stale le.idirt (.ollege, HANSFN, IHRBIR I I.: Ames; AgruuUural Edutation . grii iiltural Fducation Club 3.4. HANSIN. LYLh: Sioux CiH; Agforunnx War«l S «iem 1.2.3,4; YMC 1,2.3.4; ISA. Sweet heart Ball, grnrtal ihainnan I. HANSl N. I ' AI 1 J : MiNnbr.tit. rhytit an lelloH«hip 1 .2.3, 1; IniiaiuuraN IMi %ii4 Club 4. HANSIN. Rl( HARD C.. Faiibanll, |ore«lrt - Belli 1.2,3.4; Minn.; Clut 2,3.4; InliamiiraU W M R.: Allantlc; «trwi 0 rr. Inrrttr 1.2.3.4. HANSfrN. ntinn . HVNSON. DAVID W,: Diiluth. Minn.: ttrnrrat l-niiittrrttiiii t iri{ ngirtfrriitg - Alpha Chi Rho. I au Beta 1 1 l. ' i; AmerUan s«Mtrl o( Civil 1-ngtnerts 3.4. ' •: lau lamlMla Rho 3.|  . ( rneral I ngineerlng s m irli 3; ,AI|iha I ' hl Omega 3. Ir iital (Imir 3.4, '  ; Vrl«hra 3; I Mtvri il of Minnrwila. HANSON. O I AMI ' S Roland; A orrifrv - Fur r tt (bill 2.3.1, I iiihri ( dlrgr I1AKRIN(. ION. HI Bl R I I (harlinn: fhytu t rh «ii« (lull 4 H RRIN(. ION. I ION Rtl I Haflrton. Iftimnt Uuihnn,h WUnV and Bndir (bib 2.3.4. Newman Club 1.2.3,4. Ward S% lcm 2.3. HARRIS. ILCLNK B: Watrrlon; EJtttrumt hnginrrring - Arneii aii Inttiiuie ol llntdcal lnKinrrrt liiiiiiuie •! Radio Englncrri I; loMa stair I radiets ( ' fllrgc. HARI. CI RAID t hr% Motnn; Agrttutlurst Engttirrtiug AmrrMan Society ol Agncul lural IngMtrert 3,4. HASKFI.I. HFNRY H : (.ei esa. 111.; vrr Jf Forestry (-lub I. Ward S xlrm 2; t ' aul Bun an Dat I. HYSSlBROCk. HARI AN W.: Amr«: Ag n um I ' hl kappa I au, •ctfrlai 2.4; Agroii om (lub 1.2.3.4, Vrl Jax 1.2.3.4. Mrn ' « (.Irr Club I. IIAKH. ROBIRI II: Mt. I ' lra%ant: .4fc ii- Inttiral t.tiiiinrriitig - Afiirricaii ln«litulc ol ArdiiirtU 2,3.4. ridiea 3; luwa Wnloan (.ollegr. W lllaiiirtle l ' ni mity. HA 11 FRY. DONALD I ' .: x n. Cttil Engi- nrrririg - I ' hi Kappa I ' ti, prrtidenl 4; I ' hi .Mu Alpha 3,4; American Sot iri ol Citil Ln- giiietr 3.4; Iowa Slate Band 1,23,4; Prp (ajuni il 4 , Vri«liea 2,3. IIAI BRICIL ROBFRI W.: New I ' lm. Minn.; tarrn Ofirratmu - l-arm 0| rraiiont (Jub 2.3,4; Nrwnian (.lub 1,2.3.4; Ward S irm 1.24.4. HAiri. COR 1 LAND O: Brhiioiid; Agruul- tiiral Enninming. H.VLSHAHN. (.FOR(.F B.: Ml rira%ani; Urn- rtiil I- nittnrrring loua Fiigifirenng Society 3,1. loM.1 V ' -«lr%aii College. HAW(.OOI), I ' AIRK.IA B.t Shaker Heighu, Ohio; liuuyrhuld Enuifnnent — Sigma Kappa; Otni troll Nil 4; lltjme Fcoiiomn (.bib 3,4; Radio Work hop 3,4; lelevMion Worktfiop 4; Senior I ' loin 2. Sketch I ' ublication B««afd S; Interfaiih ( un(il I. HAWK. IHRBIR I fc.: Ames; tarr%tTj - lore%lr (.lub. HAWLFY. CHARIKS I..: DaveniMirt; EUtinial Enitinrrnne I ' hi Fia Sigma; l i Mu F.|mU n Kia Kappa Nii: lau Bela I ' i; KMRl 1,2,3.4. HAV(.RKhN. JOHN (..: CeniriMlU, tomiry - .Xdrlantr. icepreMdent 3; l-ore lrs (.lul . IILAD, K. HARRISON: RunnrlU; rhyuri - loua State I ' la rr 2,3,4; I ' ronienaders 2,3.4; Winter SiMirL Club 3.4. HEADS I ROM, DONALD C: Omaha. Nrbr.; Electrical AnxiMrrririg — Delia L |ntloii; .Ameri- can In tiiutt- of KIctlrical Flngiiierrs 3.4; Iowa Fnginrer 1,2.3.4; Iniramurals 1,2,3,4. HFCk. DOROIHY L.; Rabua , N.J.; Tettitei and tAothinn - Home F.cononiu Club 1,2.3.4; Writers Roundlable 3; YW( A 1,2; Fiobman HaiidlKiok 2. HFFMSIRA. HOWARD (.: Orange Cil ; .4ft tiitri tutr - lau Sigm.1 Delta 3.4; American In ttiiitr of .Aidiitrtis 2.3.4; Winlet S|Mirts Clul 3.4; Nnrtbue iern Junior CA llege. HKLLKR. ROBFRI L.: Arlington llrighls. III.; Industrial Etvnomiit — Beta I beta IS. •crrr- lai 3. preMtlrnt 4; Scaldiard ami Blaile 4; Wiineime t 2,3; HomriMmiitg 3; rubra 2.3. HF.MFRSON, DONALD R.: Amr ; I riennary Mednine — Junior .AniriKaii ' etennar% Meili- iine . vM.alion. senior presidrni I; I ' hi eia 4; (.aiiinia Sigma Delta 4. HFMI ' llllL. MIRIYN W : la-Mar : tureHry- Fou-Mr (Jiib 1.2.3,4; , mcs Forr%ier 4. HENDERSON. HOWARD C: VMimut; I W- eiinary Strduitie - Iowa Stale X ' etriinarian. HENDRIKSON. IRIS . Raddill. Home Exo- nomm Educatmn - Hoinr l-«onomii« C-lub 3; ( vdone Rtdlerx 3.4; MItuorth (.ollrgc. HFNNA(.hR. CARROl I (..: OeUein; ! ■(. rriri(ir 3lr( i( irir - .Alabama I ' ohirthinc hi- «tiliile. IHRINK. I.WIRNF D: ( liiliei; Holmny - I ' l Kappa .Alpha; (.eologi (lub 2; Bttiant Club 3.4; loua Slate Band 2. HFRMANSON. H A FI. M Stot Cut; Home tiutionuii l-dunUn ' ti Sigma Kap| a. Iltrntr FtoMMiiiM (bib 1.2.3.4. I ulheian Miidrnl «UHiatinn: Si Olaf ( nllrsr IIIRWK.. VFRNON 1 Anio; Agrttullut t tduiftlinn - Agiiiiilluial Itlutaiion (tub 3.4. HESS. (.|-OR(.F R F«lhrr ille; rhrm l {rfw- ,nln n liMilball 3.4. BaUrllull 3.4; I rack 3,1, I tthrttdir |iiiiioi (.cdlege HI-SSF. Nt RM N II Xinn. I eletm tf MrHi tine luiiHit Anirriian rlrrinat Mcrlki ine %Mu (alioii 1.2.3.1; loua State X nrnnanan 3.4; loua Slatr Vrlriinatiait l uhlif alHin Board 4. IHYIRDMH . I XXVRFN( F Joktr. Mitthr- watii • I ' l Mu f iMiloti 4; XValdorl JunMu ( illrgr IIK Kl IN. RU H XRD M : XVa|irl n. ' v h dng lamUta ( bt XIpba. X rithr j 1.4 HUkllN. RONALD X X4| rl o. Mtihitmt ! Engtnerting American Vmrit o( Xtr hanicil lngineei« 1. Oidrr ol ihe Sc lanl 3,4. HK.IMIN. MXRIIXN |: Nrwinn; Home o- namir tduinlifn Sigma Kap|Mi. Stgfiia Alpha ItHa 2.3.4. HtHnr FinnnmK« CJub I.S.3.4: lima Slair Mngrn 2.3.4. ri«lH-a XJZi XV( X 1.2.3.4. lltl 1 lOlIN X . r4 in. igftmomt - AgmncHnv Club 1,2.1. iHiramitraU 1.33. 413 1111 1 MAN. PAUL N.: Whcalland: Animal llii - hiitiili ' - I ' lii K:ii p; ■• •■ ' ' secrotaiT 3; Block and KrUllc C.lul 1.2.:l.4; loua State Daily 2,3; liilraiiuirals 1.2..1.4: Vtislica 2.3. 1111. 1.S. MARJORIE 1..; Iowa C.it ; Iloiiif F.rn- immirt Eilurnlioii - Home Kioiiontiis Cluh 1.2.3.4; I-iltln-raii Stlldflit . ssot i;itiotl 1.2.3.4; Campus 4-H 2. IllNClKl.KV. Cl.AinF. n.: navcniiort; JXcr- iiiijrv MeAkmr - St. .Vmliiosc Oollcue. IIIN IF.RMEISIKR. DAVID I..; Davenport; ChrmirnI EHKiiicrriiie — . nnricaii Institute ' of Cheinital Engineers 3.4: Drake I ' niveisilv. HIRAl. WALLACE A.: Kalililui. Mani. Hawaii; Mrihdtiical Engiurerine - .Aiiurieall So(iel of Meihanical EnRinecis 3.4; I ' i Ian Sigma 3.4; Siablianl and Hhide . ' .; Iowa Engineer 3; rni ersitv of Hawaii. mSSEM, ERANK 1.; r;nk Ridge. III.; Iiirw OInralinn - Tlieta Chi; Iow;i St;ite ll.inil 1.2.3.4; Winter Sports Clnli 1; I ' ersliiiig Rilles 2.3.4; I ' ep Conneil 4; Arnold Air So iety 4. HI.SSEM. NANCY C: Talk Ridne. 111.; harm 0 era(ioii - Farm Opeiaiions ( liili 1.2.3; Iowa State Singers 3; Festi al Choii I; Hariesi Ball 3; Vcishea 1; Little International 1. HOBDE. D. ' WID D.: Dnbnqiie; Arcliilrtlural Enginefring — Delta Chi. picsident 4. vire- president 3: American Institute of .-Vrchitects 3.4; Engineers ' Carnival 3; (;reek Week Com- mittee; DnhiKine I ' niversitv. HOC.FELDT. JAMES S.; Rockford. III.; .Sorl- u oKV - Acacia; Cheer Siin;id 2.3; YMCA 3. HOI.DEFER. DORIS I..; Ilnnilioldl; ll„me Ecu- nomics Education Home Eionomics Club 2.3.4; Iowa Slate Band 2.3.4; Iowa .State Orchestra 3.4. IIOI.D.SWORIH. RONALD j. Newton; ni i i- trial Education Industrial Edne;ilion Club 2,3.4; Festival Choir 1,2.3; Iowa State Chorus. HOLL. WILLIAM W.; Ames, hidu ' .lual Eio- nomics— Sigma .Mliha Fpsilon. president 4; Iowa State Sorietv of Industrial Economists 3.4; Dance Club 2.3; Veishca 1.2.3; (;olf 2.3.4. HOI.l.. ND. SPENCER I..; .Vnita; Cn ' il Engl- uetring - 1 .ui Lambda Rho 3,4; American Society of Civil Engineers 2,3,4; Engineering Council 3; Veishca 2,3. HOLMES. SHIRLEY J.: Clemons: Home F.co- numin Educalivn - Himn- Ecouomits Club 3; Festival Choir 3; Cyclone Rollers 3.4; Frisbie Fellowship 3.4; William Penn College. HOLSCHER. DONALD I.: Duhmiue; Electri- cal Engnicrring - r.f.i Kappa Nil 3.4; .Ameri- can Institute of Electrical Engineers 2,3,4; Newman Club 2,3,4; Ward System 2,3,4; Loras College. HOOD. RONNIE C: Independence; Farm Operation - Landjda Chi Alpha; Farm Oper- ations Club 4; Winter Sports Club 2,3,4. HOOVER. DALE M.; New Sharon; Agricul- tural Education Farmllouse. president 4; Alpha Zeta 3,4: Agiiinllnr;d Edni;ition f:lilb 1.2.3.4: Agricullur.il Coiimil 3.4: low;i Ag ricullurist 3.4; Intel faith Council 2.3: Religion in Life Week, chairman 4; Cardin;il Cuihl 3.4: Iowa State Band 2. HOOVER. ELLEN I..: Anus: Smi., iM!v - Fan (.annua, president 2: Sociology Club 2.3.4; Women ' s I Fraternity 4; Piomenaders 2,3: VWCA 1. IIORS.MAN. I.EWILL F. Mdiili.dlo. Mo; torfslry. HOTCHKISS, WALLER A.: Pouglikeepsie. N.Y.: .Ircliitrclurr -Tau Beta Pi i.h: Tail Sigma Delta 3.4.r , president Ti; . merican In stitute of .Vrchiteits 2.3.4.ri: Veisliea 4,ri; Mo- hawk C:ollege; Champbiill College. HOLI.IHAN. I AI RAVNE M.: Otiumwa; .l iplK-d Art - K.ilip.i K.ippa Ciainma: Sketch; Women ' s .-Xthlelii Assoii:ition 1.2.3,4; Flome- coming 3; Veishca 3.4; Naiads 2,3. FIOVEY, EI.DON N.: B;ulger; Animal Hus- bandry — Sigma Phi Fpsilon; Block and Bridle Club 1.2.3.4: YMCA 1; Ariuilil .Mr Society; Scabbard and Blade 3.4: Air Eone Dance 4. HOVI.AND. I.VI.E W.: Faribault. Minn.; Archi- tectural Enginerrtug — tuvtu.in Inslitiite of Architects 3.4; St. Olaf College. HOYF. LINDI.EY J.; Belle Plaiiie: Agriculluial Education — Drake L ' niyersity. HUBBARD, ARIIU ' R :.: Fort Dodge; Eoi- eWry - Ariiolil Air Sol iety; L ' tah State Agricul- tural f ollege. HL ' BBARD. JANE E.; Chicago. 111.; Child Dr- velotimrnl - Home Fionoiniis Club: Ilome- cuniiiig 4; Wc-stminstei Fellowslii( . IILBER, LEO R.: Sioux City; Electrical -nui lieering - Pi K:i| l)a Phi: Plii Eta Sigma I: Kta Kappa Nu 3.4; I an Beta Pi 3.4; Knights of SI. Patrick 3.4; Cardinal (.uild 4; Engineer- ing Camncil 4: Engineers ' Ciirnival: Junior I ' rom 3: Sketill 2.3; Ameriian Institute of Eleilrical Engineeis; Newiiuin Club 1,2,3,4. HUDSON. CEORC.F A : Oni.iha. Nelii.; Arihi- lecturr — AmvtiiAn Institute of . rchiteits 3.4,. ' : Iowa State Singers ijr: Ilomeioming i.:!-. Ward System 2,3,4; Lniversity ol Omaha. Ill FIMAN. NANCV J.: Dallas, Tex.; Alililieil Art - Kappa Alpha Tbeta; Delta Pbi Delta 3. vice-president 4; Women ' s Athletic . ssoci:ilioir. Nai.a(ls 1.2,3,4; Veishea 3; Home FioniMiiiis Hall 4: V:irieties 3; Home Economics Club 1 2.3.1: ' Fesliyal Choir 1,2: YWCA I. Ill KILL. WILLIAM V.: Ames; Architectural Engineering - Pbi Deltii Fheta; Phi Eta Sigma 1; .American Institute of .Architects 2,3,4; American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3,4; Varsity I Club 2.3.4; Engineeis ' Ball 2; Engineers ' Carnival 4: Vai-sity I Carnival 3.4; Beaux Arts Ball 2. HIMMEL. .M.IAN E.: Norlhwood: Forestry - Forestry Club 2.3.4; Ward System 2,4; Ells- woilli liinior C:ollege. IILNDKR IMARK. EI.DON V.: Oltosen; Farm O ieralion. HURSI. DON.A D.: W;ishington, U.C; Child Develolnnent. IIISFN. F. RL W.: llolstein; Economics Pi Kapii:i Phi; .Agricultural Economics Club; lowii St;ite Band. msMANN. FRED E.: Si)ringheld. 111.: letei- inaiy . e( i( lue — Ilonu-ioniing 3.4; Junitu .Ameiican Veterinary Mediiine .Assoiiation. piesideiil 4; Veishea 2.3.4. I IVFRSON. CAROL1NI-; Ames; Mallieiiialii - Pi Beta Phi; Pi Mil Fpsilon 3,4: WCA I; Mathematics Club 1.4: Woiuen ' s Alhlclic .Association: Naiads 1.2.3. IVFRSON. MYRON J.: Ames; Agriiultiiral Fn- giHccrnig Sigma Alpb;i Fpsilon; American Society of .Agricullural Engineers 3.4. IVER.SON. ROSEMARY: Ames; Child Develoh- ment - Pi Beta Phi; Mortar Board 4: Pbi Lp- silon Oniicron 3.4: Home Economics Club 3.4; Women ' s .Athletic .Association 2.3.4; Women ' s I Fraternity 3. president 4; Social Bureau 2; Inion lio.iul 3.4: YWCA 1.2.3: Meiiill I ' .ilmer Sihool. |AC;KS0N. CHARLES E.: F.stherville: History - History and (iovernment Club 3.4; Debate 2.3.4. TACK.SON. WENDELL H.: Ames; Indu liinl •;rfllr(irKin - Fpsilon Pi lau: .Sociology Club 4: Industrial Eduialion Club 2.3.4: YMCA 2.3. JACOB.SON. CHARLES A.: Cresco; Aeronautical Engineering-XnslHuiv of Aeronautical Sciences 2.3,4; Northwest Missouri State I eachers College. lACOHSON. ROBER I H.; Roibelle. 111.: Dairy Industry - Phi Kappa Psi; . li ha Zeta 3.4: Varsilv I Club: .Siabbaid and Bhide 3.4: Ioolb:ill 1.2,3.4: Baseball 1.2.3,4; Dairy In- diisin Club 1,2.3.4. JAi;01iSON, ROCFR J.: Cresco; Agruiillural E.ngineering - .American Society of .Agiitiil- liuiil Engineers 3.4; Lutheran Student Assoi i .ition 1.2.3.4. I WHS. IX ' .AN F.: Milford; .inimal Husbandry. |F( K, ROBERT V.: Spirit Lake; Industrial Fco- III, mil s Phi l ell:i 1 beta; Iowa Slate Soi ieu ol Indusliial Fionomisls 3.4; Siieiue Coiiniil I: Homecoming 3.4: J iiuioi -Senicn Pioiii 4: Wiiilerilie o 4; Veishea 3.4; Radio Workshop 4; lelevision Wiukshop 4: WOl Stall Announcer 3.4; I ' llion Night Club 3.4; Barjclie 3; Dartmouth College. JENNINfiS. CECIL 1..: Cambridge: I ' hyMial F.duciitiou - I ' niyersily of Missouri. JENSEN. BE 1 I Y A.: Dow titv; Home F.co- nonius Eduialion - Home Economics CMllb 4; C;aiiiiu:i DelKi 1.2.3.4; Pionien;ulers 2,3,4; Rur.il Young People 4. JENSEN. (.IIBFRI F.: Audubon; Sociology - .Sociology Club 1.2.3.4; Ward System 1. JENSEN. MARCARFI M.: Massena; Home Econuuius E.ditiation- JENSEN, MYRON V.; Cedar Falls; Farm O iei- alion - I beta Xi; Farm Operations Club 3.4: ' :irsitv Foolball 2; Little International 3. n RMU R. JAMES A.: Plainlield: I ' eteiinary .Mriliiiiie — tnum American Veterinary Medi- cine Assoc i;i ' lioii 1.2.3,4: Warlbliig C;ollege. jEWEll. DOROIIIV I.: (,rand Junilion: t.eneial Siicuir Delta Zeta: Scienie Woiuen ' s Club 1.2.3.1; Iwisleis 1.2.3,4; VWCA 1,2,3.4; Scui.il buie.ui 3,1. JOHNS. HOWARD W.; Quimbv; .4KriVii;(iir W -.ntimccMug - .Ameiican Society of .Agiiilil- Unal Engineers; YMC;.A; Morningside College. lOIINSON, AI.BER I R ; I nion: Irioncil  - «oi( rv - llloik and lliidlc- Club 1.2.3.4: Waul System 3,4. JOHNSON. IIRLCF I..: Iowa Falls: . (,c i,i uiri Engineering - Vi Fau Sigma 3,4; Phi Mil Aliilia 3.4; Scabbard and Blade 3,4; Ameiican Society ol Meihaniial Engineers 3,4; low,i Stale B.ilid 1.2,3.4; Veishea 2; Iowa Engineel 2; lllti;illlllr:ils 1,2,3,4. JOHN.SON, ELI7..ABEIII C: Ames; Home Management - Sigma Ka| |ia; Omicron Nu 3.4; YWCA 1: Women ' s (ilee Club 1,2; Iowa Stale Chorus 1.2; Festival Choir 1,2; Bethany Fellowship 1,2.3,4. JOHNSON. FRANCIS M.: Council Bluffs; .lr( ii er(i(ic - Fan Sigma Delta 4,:-); .American Institute of .Architects 2.3.4.. '  . JOHNSON. HAROLD R : Ilavclock: Farm Olieration 1 liel.i Xi: l.iim OiK-i;ilions Club. JOHNSON. 1. JERROLD: . mcs: lliirlii ultuie - Sigma Alpha Epsdciu; Iowa St;ite Daily 3; llcuticullnie Club 1.2.3.4. JOHN.SON. KENNEIH W.: Deiner. Colo.; Agronomy - .Acacia, treasurer 2; .Agronomy Club 1.2,3. president 4; Cireen (iander 2; Iowa Agiiculllirist 2; ' eishea 3. lOII.VSON. L.AEL J.: Corydon; Home Eco- iioiiiiis Education — Iowa State Singers 2,3,4; Women ' s .Athletic Association 3,4; Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4. JOHN.SON . MERLE K.: Clinton; Veterinary Medicine — Vcha Upsilon; Cardinal Guild; Veterinary Medicine Counril; University of Wisconsin. lOHNSON, MERLYN K.; Fostoria; Industrial Economiis - Phi Kappa lau. secretary 2. president 3, treasurer 4; Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists 2.3,4; Veishea 3; Home- coming 4. JOHNSON. RALPH C.: Ceniseo. 111.; Agrirul- luial F.duiiitiiin Agrii ulliii:il IclucaliiHi C;llib 2.3,4: Westminslel lellowsbip 3.4; Park College. JOHNSON. RON.AI.D I..; Cedar Falls; Chemi- lat Fngineeriug—lMl Beta Pi 3,4; Phi Lambda l ' |)siloii 3,4; .Ameiican liislitiite of Chemical Fugineels; MRA (.lee Club 2.3. president 4: .MRA Iwuse |)resident: Iowa State Cboius: Iowa State I Cachers College. lOHNSON, RON.AI.D V.: Harrisbiirg, Mo.; Electrical Engineering - V.tii Kappa Nu. secre- tary 3. president 4: .Ameriian Inslitule of Electrical Engiueers-Inslitute ol R;iclio Engi- neeis 2.3.4: Cardinal (,uild 4: Ni-wiii.in Club 1,2: Ward System 1.2.3.4. )()HNS(.). , RllSSELI, W.: (,r.iiid lunition; Chemical Technology — W ' .ild System 2. lOHNSFON, KENNEIH E.: Ciawlordsyille: re( r n iiv . « H ne — Junior .American Vel terinary .Medicine .Association 1.2,3.4; tlential College. Iowa Wesle ;lll College. jO.NES, DON.ALD A.: Iiut .Madison; Mathe- matics - Thelj Chi; Pi .Mil Fpsilon 3,4; Mathematics Club 4. lONF.S, DOROIHY B.: Weslern Springs, III.; Child Develiilimeut Delia Dc-lla Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicron 3. secrelary 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 2.3,4; Fcsii :il Choir 1.2.3. [ONES. ROllERl II.; Lime S| riiigs; Chemical :iig;n , iiin; - Americiii luslilule ol Chemical Fngiiueis 2.3. president 4; loiva Engineer 2,3; World Sludent Service Fund 3; Iowa State Pl;i ers 2: ' eishea 2,3. [ONES. ROBERT E.: Sogancreek. Ohio: ) iirv lu iu rv - Alpha Zeta 3,4; NROK. Rifle I cam 1: NROIC Drill I eani 2; Promenaders 1.2.3.4: Dairy Industry Club 1.2.3,4. JONES, WILLIAM H.: Omaha. Nebr.; Electri nil Engineering - K. t]i.i Sigma: American In stitute of F;iectiic;il Engineeis 3,4. |0R(;ENSEN, ARLO: Soulh Sioux Citv. Ncbi.: Fleiliiial Engineering - KifU ' -J Sigma; .Ailler- II an Inslitule of Electrical Engineers 1,2,3,4; Vel-Jax 2,3,4. KANE, EDWARD F.: Hamilton. III.; Farm D ieraliou - Farm 0|ieralimis Club 4; Fiesli- iii.in Foolball 1: Intramiirals 1.2.3.4. K R1S IN. (.FOR(,E R.: Hinsdale, 111.: ; ' iy.(ir.t I ' l k.ippa Alpha, secretary 4: Phi .Mu Epsi- Ion: leniing Club 3.4. KARMEII. DAVID: Ilail.l. Isi.iel; Agroiwmy - Iui eisil of Californi;i. KA ANA(;H. pa IRICK: Des Moines: AfeWiaiii- 1(1 ■iigoicriiiig -. American .Society of Me- (b.inic.ii Ingineers. KM1 1 N. JOHN D.: (.rinnell; (. irm r.v - loiii.ili:ivvk 2: VeisluM 1: Varietii ' S 1. KEARNS, JACK R.: Fiul Dodge: Igni l (iliii Education .Agriciiltuial Filiualion Club 2,S.4; Newman Club 2.3.4; Foil Dodge Junior College; Univeisiity of Minnesota; Loras College. KEEI.EY, EMERY R.. JR.: Des Moines; (.irll y:iigoi eiiiiK - American Society of (iyil Engi- neers 3.4: Ward Svsleni: Wheatcul College. KITNIV. MAR UN (..; Missouri Valley; FIriliiiiil A.M:iiicMiiig - Iowa Slale Band I. KFIIH. lANF I ; bun. Home Eionomics Edu- ialion - Home I ci.noiincs Club 1,4; Et-stival Choir 1,2. KUFHFR. MFRLI 1 : Cilmoie City; Animal Husbaudn - Mini, .mil lliiclle Club 2.3,4: Newman Club 1,2,3.1. 414 kKtl llKR. DIMS M Viiitrr ci: Citii Engi nrrring -- Brij 1 hru I ' l; XtnrrUait Siicictv (if Citil liiitnirrt I.:;. 1.1. Vrithrj 2; Nrwnuii dull 1.1 ' . 5. 4: liiiijiiiiiijU 1.1 KFI 1 K. ( K II V : Miuri. irrhtlrcturr - Anirri Jii lii iitiiir of AnliilctU l. ' .i,9.4. KMII k. lUlNAin II: NtMilh Nutloii. N. 11.; tntmat Htuhatuir Aiiiolil . ir S(Kirl S.I: Wjiil t irni. ainiit.i prrtxlrnt 4. kllllK. MIH sh u IjU%. S. !).: In du%tfiitt ft nrii ' tttii t liiH J Sljtr Vh irl of liuliitirijl l-(i niitiii«i« : (. U)iir Knlln 1: liMliir l rlUiH tiip ' i: Nh u VM ( tllcxr: .VtiKii lJiu ( olli ' ur. kMI( ( . f A( k I : Do Miiiiirt: (nil f.ntf NfrriMic ' .Vinrtujii Su(irl (if Ci il F.tiRiiicrrN 1.1 ' . 5. 4. kKI I.OWAV. RAMMH.PH W.: AiiiU; harm Uftrraiitm - iXT% 0| crati()m Club 4; kcnipt-r Juniur (inlUiEr; MJlr I ' lnvrr il (if Inwa. KKt.l.Y. KRANCIS: Riili: Un, «  .,! f. .i mtfn% Aunt iitiurjl I ' diujiiun ;liilr. N(-t% - nun (Jiili; Mjmui ( iI Jiiiiuir (iollrur. KKMI ' KR. Kl RI C: Muu.ilinc; Intm Oprraiion — Farm OpcrjlioiM (liili 1!.5.4: Wrslr Koundjiion 3.4; Rural VtmitK Pmpk S.4. KKNNMlY. WIIHI-R I.: Jolitmin C:il . Iciiii.: IVfrriri(ir Mniuinr - JllDKir AllirriiJII ' (-l- rrinJi Mc Ih inr A MKi.iii(in .1.4Ji.ti. (iri- idt ' iii 3; Ka t I riinrs«-f Male (lollrsr. kKNNJY. rVIRUk A.: V.iil; Civd Enninrrt- ing - I au l.jnitMl.1 Rim 5.4: .Xmrricin S(Kirlv of (:i%il l-jiKini-rr!t 2, ' S.i: Ba c ' h.)ll I: Intra- inuraN 1.2.3.4: Nruinaii Cliili 2.3.4. KKN 1. DON Al.ll D; PnnniM- (:il : Auruul tural httinntniti - ARrit iilitiral Kilti(.iii in Club 1.2.3.4; V.ir(l s% ifin 2: NinipMm CoIIi-kc. KKNl. DOROlliV A,: Wilnullc. III.: Irrhm- cat ftiurtiiiinni kapi .i Alpha 1 licia: Home K(on(inn( Club 3. IcthiiKal JuuriialiMn prc i- ilcnl 4; ' ri lica Ct-ntral Commiilcc 3; Vfiithca IJ.3.4; VWCA 1.2.3. KKPNKR. PAl I.INt A.: ChicaRo. III.: (hild Dn ' flofiinrnt - Chi Onu-Ka: Unmc Ktonomics Club 3.4; Radio WnrW hop 2.3; riicaltr V(irk- diop 2.3; Mualir Vork h«)p : VWCA I. klHL R . kl-NNI-IH I.: Charihin; iKrifultuntl t.tiufattfu - AKTifutiural KdutaiidU Ciltih 3.4; H3() C;iub 4: MR Daim- 4: I.S.A. SHicthrari Hall 4: Jdnil Snial Council 1; Vcx|f Found alion 3,4; oTiIiUf l Mi MMiri Male CollcRe. Kt.NCiMFLOK. RAYMOND ! .: Amc : i.rurral t.tiginrrrtng - I beta Xi; VcJshca 2; Ward Sviirm I; Coif 2. KING. JAMFLS F.: Sclialler; ImiuUnai Etlura- Iton — lambda Cbi .Vlpba: InduMrial Fduca- lion Club 1.2,3.4; IniramuraU 1,2.3; Vc «l- mitiMer FelUmsbip 1. kINI FI. ( ARI. K.: Olin; Electrical Enainrrr- ing - Fcj k.ippa Nu 3.4; Amcrkaii ln%lilulr of Flctlru.il V iiKinrers 1.2,3.4. klRklVMRUk. BKIC:F a.: Si. Paul. Minn.; Hortuulturr - Delia I au Delia: Horikullurc Club 1.2.3.4; (.rem Cander 1.2; loua Stale Dadv 2: llomrtomiiiK 1: llarve l Uall 4; Winter S|M rt Club 2J: Vci«lica 1.2.3.4; L ' ni- teT«il of lln e 4lIa. kIRWAN. BARHARA A.: Sioux City; .4 Wird In - Home Fconomi( Club 3,4; Newman Club 3.4; Briar CliH Colk-Rc; Iowa State I radirr C olleKe, kllNCIFR. JAMFS B.T Davenport; Elrrlnral Enginrrrtttg - Fia Kappa Nu 3.4; ' laii Beta Pi 3.4; .-Xnierttan Institute of Fletttiial Fuki- nerr -ln«iituie of Radio FiiKiiierr% 2.3.4: WC I Court, ma or 3; St. Afntirov ColleKe. kl.lNF. M.OYD I.: (.Iiddrn: reihnual fintrnnl $%m - SiKtna Delia Cbi 3.1; Iowa Slate Daih 2,3.4; Creen ( jiider 3.1: loua Slate sinnen 1 .3. klJNK. PAl I. D.: Malvern: -om ry - Ade- lantc: Bomb 3; Fore ir Club 2,3.4; Peru Stale I eai brr« Ciollrse. klON .I.A . FCC.FNF: 1 .: Nevada; ' .oology auil Entomology - l.ulberaii Sludeiil A.MO la- iton 3,4; Winier Sjiort .lub 2; Vei lira 3; YMCA 4. kNICIII, IFAN I : Sriljba. Mo; Hnmr Em- nottui t h.tht€nlH ' t% kappa |)rll,i; Pin t ' indoM Omi(ron 3.4. Morlar Board; YW(.A 1.2. 3, vi(r pre Hleni t. RrliKinn in life Week 2,3.4; Worbl Siiitlrnt Servor Fund 3,4. kSODIF. IIFl. N I.: Mar balltown; (irnrral Sfirtur Pi Brtd Pbl; Stlrmr Women ' t C.lub 3.1. VWCA 3.1; Fdu(allnii :liib 4; Minimm Collrse. KNOSBV. AILSTIN 1.; Amr ; t ' elertnary Mrtli- t inr, kNOX. fOlIN I..: Fort Worth. c .: Iniltttlrial t tint at inn Indiiiinal I dufation (lull. lnMa liilurr I ra hrr «Mijlion i. ' ei hra 3. kOCH. ROBtRI D Drniutn: lnilu%ltial Em nomu t Pbl DetU Ibrta. lima Slate SortrU of lndu4lTtal l«(inornt«i4 2,3; Arnold Ait SfMirIt 2,3; Batketball 1.2.3.4; Atr Four Ball 4. KOFP R. MARVIN ( : Rb(wlr«; 4ntmal Hu hanttn Bltxk and Bridle Club t.2,3.4; ' iMu Sv trm 1.2.3.1. Rural Voung Pefiple 3; Campu 1 II 1.2.3.4. kOlli.. k NN III C 1 ( lai Rapidv; Af iarii ral Engtnrrrtttg Pbl kappj Ptt; Ameilian So(iei of Mri lunual 1 iiitinrrr« 3.4; Veitbra 1.2.3; l.uibrian studnii . vwMialioti 2.3,4. KOt.AkOWSkl. DANIFl . Sibenniadv. N. v.; (•riirni Engittrrnng — Vabbaid and Blade 2; bma FiiKnieerinii VKirtv I; Winter Spoils Club I . kOI AkOWskl. JFANNIF K.: (Uindo. N. D.: lUrtrluy Home Fionomicv Club 1.2.3; i Wiiiier S|Kirt t:lub I; I ' liiver ily nf oiih D.ikoia. kOlK II M.IAN. ARMKN V.: We t New Yorl, N, v.; .4r ii rrl re - .Vmencan Institute of Anbiteitt 3,4.. ; Ward Sv teni 2.3: W(- lmimter lelloH bi| 2.3.4. prcMdeiii %: Intcrfailb i.ouiuil 3.4. pTCMdeni ' ■; RutKcrv I ' niveniiv; PoUte( huH liMtiiule III Bi4Hikl ti. kOPP. FORRtSi (,.: Meinpliiv Ind.; .4riima lluy.hatult ■BImk and Bridle Club 2,3.4; Ward SxMein 1.2,3.4. kORsI IND. COIN N.: FaK ' e .io e; Ihnur t.roninmi hitutatunt - Delt.i eta. M ' (tetarv I; Home Fdinoniii CJub 3,4: Home FUo- nomiis Core (uiriiulum Commiiiee 4; liomti 3.4: l.uihei.iit siudrni A MNl.lllon 3.4; llome Ftoiioinus Bill 4; Si. Olaf College. k R A M F R . CAROL j . : Renneii ; llomr Ej n ■nmntty Etimattoti - Alpha (.anima Delia: Home Kionomic Club 2.3,4; l.uthrrau Student MH i.iiion 2.3. i(e-prt idenl 4. kRAMKR. Rl 114 K.: WcMern Sprinjo. III.; hi- %liiutn n Matiagrtnrnt — Home Kioiiomici Club 2.3.4; ti3U Club 4; Butler I niver it . KRFBS. DONALD W.: Lake Park; Elrftrutil Eutiturrring - .Anieiiiail Ill lltule of Kledrital 1- MKineer -In ' titiiie ol Radio FnRiiieer . kkH l .KAMPF. DORIS; lerril; flomr Eio- nomici Education - Home FLconomit C lidi 1,2; Weslev F ' uuiidation; Cvtlone Rollers 1.2.3,4. KRl ' KCiF.R. ROBFRI IL: Clear Lake; .4rr )i- trfturr - ianvA Nu. president 4; .-XmertLan lii- Mitute of . r(hiiett H 2.3,4: Nt.iMm C itv Junior ColleRe. KLFFIL, ROLLO FL: Orm bv. Minn.; CItrm- init Enmnrrriug - Phi Kappa lau; Alpha Chi Sifcnia; I au Bet.i Pi; Phi Lambda INi; Phi Fia SiKina; FuRineeriiiK Count il. kRr .. MARCARfcl L.: Atkins; TrxtilrK and ( lothing - lau Gamma 2; Flome F:(onomi( i Club 2.3.4; Gamma Delia 2,3,4; Belban Lutheran CollcKe. kRTSF. NORMA.N F.: Decatur, Iitd.: liatrs dustry - Dair InduMr Club 2,3.4; l)air PrmhuiN judRiuR Team 4: Wheaton ClolleRe. Kl ' HL. ALBKRI F:.: Walerloo; i.tvil Enginrrr- ing — Ameritan Sotielv of Chemical FuRineer 3.4: Iowa Stale Band 1.2. KINKLK. HARRY W.: Rinard; Jrtrrtnary Mrdifinr - Junior .Ameritan X ' eterinarv Medi- niic .VvHialioii 1.2.3.4; Drake lniver ii . KVID.XHL. RLINKRI: Sioux t:it ; Chrmical Engineering - . meri(an Institute of (Jiemical FiiRineeri; Veishea 3; (.u ' ltavu-i .Vdolpbu College. LACFV. CI.ARF.NCF j.: Flarlan; Electrical En gtneertng - American Institute (d Klecirical FllRineel 1,2.3.1: Ward S stem 1.2. lahl.FLR. FDWARD L: OratiRe t:ii ; Electrical I tiginrrnnu I amiHia Cbi Alpha: .American lii«tiiiiir id l ltiiiical FiiRineer -lnMilule of K.idi FliRinnn 3.1. I WIBI K I . I Fl AND D.: Palton burR. Mo.; latm (tt - ' aiion Ward Sv lem 2,3.4; Vei%h(M 3: Rural Voiiiik People 2.3,4: SiMial Bureau 4; IntramuraU 2,3.1. I.ANDFL, LIFI.LA M.: (.rand Mand. N.V ; Homehidd Eiiuifnnent - Home Fconomii Club 1,2,3.1; Women Atblelic A«wHialiiMi 1.2,3.4; i winter 3.4; lelevivion Work«hop: Cniter ilv of BufFalr . I ANDV. ARNFV: Miiinea|MiIiv Minn.; hlnlti till t-ngtnrrttng I .lu Beta Pi I. Xineiiian liMdlilte of HecllM.il FliRinret lli litiiie ol Radio I- iiRiiieer 4. I- ii|{iii -i-i« ' (ainival I. I N(.. M, FLGFNI: FmriMtii; tgniullutal Idimitnin Mpha eta I. Kri(ultuial Fdil (.iiton (lull 1.1. (..itdtnal ( uild 2.3; lima liiiuir Icaibn tuNiatioii 3. lANf.MADK B RB R |: (iMiiuil Blun«. (tcnernt lltnnr f.ionomn Vk Beta Phi; Home Fionnmic ( lub 1,2.3.1; Bondi 1. Women Aibletic XvMHiahoii 1.2.3.4: YW(.A 1.2; ' ri hr,i 2,1.1. Nrttinan Club 1.2.3.4. I AN I . DWID ( .: Amr : letUnual fin$rnal- iim Kappa Smma; SiRma Delia (-hi 3.4; Iowa .Stale Dailv 2.1. Bomb I; (trern (•ami er 3.4; Vri bea 2.1 I RS N. PMRICIX I mrv Unuirtndd I .IHif ' mrnI Mpha 4iitma Delia. HiMiir ( • iiom c« ( tub 2.1.1. Ro«ef ilbani« ( liiti 1.2 1. vhe prr«idenl t; ReliRion in Life Week; Iowa Slate Cnnteri Band; Women ' « AihlrlU , M«Ni aliuti. I RSON. RAYMOND I.: Vimoiiaui. 111.: Mr- ttiannai EnginrrT$ng -Vi lau Sigm 4. Amnf- lan ScMiett of Merbantial Fniinrrrt 3.4. I.AXSON, (AROl. FarUdle; tlwtennlogr Sigma . tpha loia 3.4; .Sigma l.ia Cbi 2 A; lima Suie Band 23.4; Fritble Frilntotldp 1.2,1. VeiOiea 3. I.FAIHKRS. ROBFRI I..: Fairfield; Ari ir ir .Wirrifr - .American S K(eh of Mechanual Fti- gineer 1,2; Induvirial Fdiicaiion Cluli 3,4: Ward S teni 1,2. leBIHN. MAR I HA: Da%en|Mirl. f.eneral Hij0ir tutnnmifi Pi Beta Plii; Moriir Fto- nomic (.lub 1.2.3,4; VWCA 1.2,3.4. ( 3u Club 3.4; Pep (amncd 3,4; Womrn ' « I Frairrrtilf 3.4. I FFHL, ROBI RI (..: Waterloo; thrmirat En- gineering Pbl Fia Stgma 1.2.3; lau Beta Pi 4; .American Intiiiuie of (Jhemital F.ngi lieer 2,3; Iowa State Iracher College. I.FF.SK. IIIOMAS M.: ( edar Fall ; (liemifol Engineering - .Ameri(an Invtitute of (Jirmual Fngineert 3,4; FiiRiiieer ' Carnival 4; lutia Slate SinRer« 2.3; Vei hea 1.4; Ward Svticm 2.3.4; loua State I eai her (jillege. LFHMAN. HARLFY R. JR NottbHood; Ag ruuliural Edufatmn - .ARruuliural F.du(ation Club 3.4: Ward Svvlein 2,3,4; Maion Cilv junior (.oIleRe. I.FSIINA, NORMAN ¥.: Berwvn. ML; (ienrrat Engineering — lima F.iiRinecriiiR Soticiy S,4; .Morton Junior C illeKe; W,i4binRluii t ' lii- er it , IFISCH, RICHARD R.: Wjterlou; i,eneral Sf irnte. I Ft . 11. ROBFRI: Keokuk; larm Of -ration - SiRina Phi F|nilon; Farm 0|H raiion Club; loua State Band: Fe ti al CJioir; IntramuraU; loua We le all ColleRe. FIND. (.FOR(.F: Maiuhctter; FJectrteat Engi ncering - . meri(an ln%tilulc of F.lecirical l-iiRiiieer 3.4; Bomb 4: Fngineerv ' Carnival 4; ei hea 3.4: Ward Svttem 2,3,4. LINDFR. PALI. A.: Flartlev; .Igrmiltural En- gineering — .Alpha CAu Rbo, president 3; Alpha eta 4; .Anieruan S(Kielv of ARritultural FilRineer 3,4; ' einhea 2; arietics 2; Wcilr l-ouitdatioii 1 .2. LINDFR. RICHARD M.: Mavon Cilv; Agnrul- I lira! f;c ri( rri ri-. RTiculiural F.cotiomicii (Jub 1.2,3,4: Inve tmentv Club 3.4; MRA treasurer I: LS.,A. F- etuii e Couiuil 4; Iowa Stale Dc- l ater 1 .2,3.4; S(Kial Bureau 3; L ' niveriil o( X ' lrRinia. I.INIK.RFIN, JAMFS B.; De Moinc%: lndu%tr,at Ecotiomic% — Phi Delta I beta; SHimming. 1,2,3.4; Cardinal Kev 3.4; Varvilv I Club 2.3.4; Cardinal (•uild 3.4; Science Couiud 3.4; Daib Publitation Board 3.4: Siudeni I ' liinn Board 3. president 4; loua State ScKieiv ol InduMri.il Ftonomtvt 2.3.4. I IN(.FNFFL UR. JOHN I,.: Alloona; .4fron om - Phi Delia I beta, pretideni 4; .Arnold Air ScKietv 3.4; ( eoloK (tub 1.2: loHa Stale Si ieiiiist 2; .XRronoinv Club 1.4; Fall Frolitk I ; Junior Senior Prom, chairman 4; Junior Prom 3; Winterine a 2; Sno-Ball 2; Football I. LIPPFRI, I.Ol ISF: Siou FalU. S. D.; Houte- ludd Etiui nnent - Kappa Delia; Pbi I ' intlon Omuron 4; Ibmie Fduiomu Club 1.2.3.4; llomemaker 1,2.3, bii«iii( manager 4: Wtvbea 2.3; WeM mi inter Fellcm hip. I I I I l(.. DORO I IIV A.; RiNk Mand. 111.: f. irfriiWr - Delta ela: Science Women (lull 2.3.4: bma state (.hemual SiHteiv 2.3.4. VWCA 2.3; New mail (lub; lima Male Plaver I; XuRii laita ( nlleRe 1II ML1 R. WIIIIVM F.: Wellman; farm Opeijiion Alumni Hall 1.2.3.4; MCA 1.2.3,4: li3 l Club 3.4: liitramurab 1.2.3.4. LOCIH1KAD. JAMFS F : Inncr iH Ciu. Mo.; Ihnr lndu lf% - Sigma Nu. Dair liHlii tn (tub 1.2.3.1; Arnold Atr Soiiet 3.4; Scablurtl and Blade 4. llXkWOOl). DONN B: l r Moinr . t.rnrtal Hiiiur A«( fi(ifrii Home Konomii« Club; Wiimrii Alhletii «MMiation 1.1.4: Prnm- rnaclri I. trs c I oundatioM 1.3.(- lODl.l. M o D Deiioii. Mich, tirnrft - Pbl kappa lau. Mpha eta 3.4. Fnrnln (lub 1,2,3.4: Harvrtt Ball 4; Newman Club 1,2.3.1; Miami rnlvervitv. lOlH.I, IWIFs R: l (mnrv: IHtry Hm t-and y Dair Hudiamliv (lub 1; llliMk ami Bndle Club 2.1. InlramiiiaU. lo ilHN. HFRBFRI ( St |amr«. Minn.; hlffitntil Mifoif ' -ti ' tic Pbl kappa lau. Phi I la Nignia. Pt Mil Ffndon: I la Kap| a Nu. I ail Brij Pi. Xmerican ln«litule of Mnirual Intiiitert Intlitule of Radio I nginrer 1.2.3.4; l.anima Delta 1.2.3.4. IM l el alri« 2,3.4. I OkkrN. (.1 AY ION M Blair. Wt ,; torrttrt- Ime lrv (-tub 2.1.4. la ( nwAe Mate leadirn ..llrgr lONt.tHLOW. I.OIS I: Kait«a« Cilv. Mn : i.rnrifti ll tmr ffiiNomfri - Kappa Ka tfta (.amma. Home Fionomtfv ( lull 1; lima Home- maker 1. Women XiblelM % fHiafMMi 9; (•itniirll (adirse. 415 I.() K, MARGARET M.: Carlisle; Institution . (iii(iK Ki(;i( — Home Kconomics Club 3,1; Iowa Slale Singers i; U ' oiiuns Cllee Club 4: Soi Dor 3; Wesley Foun l;ition 3; Festival Choir 3: Lioii Hall president 1; Colorado Women ' s ColleRe. l.orSl ' EICH. RALPH S.: Alliance; Mrcliimical inKUKfilMK — Delta I ' psilon; Aineriran SiHiet of Mechanical Knsineers li: America[i Socien of ARricultural Kngineen 3; Iowa Knuineirs 3; YMCA 3.1; Doane ColleRe. LOW, ROCER I).: . iirora. III.; Merlianiral En- );lllc- -riiig - I au Beta I ' i 3.4; I ' i Mu Epsilon 3,4; I ' i Tau SiRina 3,4; Aiiiericau .Society o£ Mechanical Engineers 4. I.l ' tAS. K.MHI.EKN I.: lledfoni; Hiimr Em- nunius Eiluialiun — I ' i Beta I ' lii; Sigma .• lpha lota 3,4; Iowa Stale Hand 1,2,3.4; Iowa scale Orchestra; Home Economics C;Uib a, 3,4; VWCA 1. ' .;.3; eishea 1, 2,3,4. 11 t:kOW. U. LE R.: Nevada; Agronomy - Beta Sigma I ' si; . grononn Clnh 2.3.4; Little Inter- national; . rnold .Air .Soiiel 4; Imerfraternity Council; (lamnia Delta 1.2,3.4. Ll ' DEMAN, .ANN: Waukoli; llumr Eronomiis Education - K pa Kappa (.ainnia; Home Economics Club 1.2,3.4; Iowa Homemaker; Iowa State Daily; Sketch, editor; Joint Social Council. LI EIH.IE, DEI.ORES E.; Davenport; General Home EcouumiCi - Kappa .Alpha Ihela; Home Economics Club 2,3.4; Women ' s Athletic Association 3.4; VWCA 2.3.4; Veishea 2,3; Kestiyal Choir 2.3.4; .Augnstana College. I.LINDAHL. ROIiERI 1).; Sioux City; Clienu- tul Engineering - 1 hcla Xi. trcMsurer 2. presi- dent 3; .American Institute of Clu-miial Engi ueers 1,2,3; Creen (.ander 3; .Vlorningside IVKI.E.MA. AUDREY JOAN; River Forest, 111.; Textiles and Clothing - ' VC. 1,2,3; Home- coming 2. LVNN, JOHN E.: La Ciangc, 111.; lelerinary . ( ( iriHC — L ' nivrrsity of Illinois. iMc .MiAD.AM. J.AM-: HaTiniiiind. Ind.: Soiiology — Kappa Alpha Lheta; Iowa State Orchestra 1; VWCA; Women ' s .Athletic .Association 2.3.4; lutramurals Boaid; Veishea: Sociology Club 4. McANDREW, PAL 1 }.: Lost Nation; I elennary Medieine — St. Ambiose. .McCABE, VERNON C: Fort NLidison; In- dustrial Education — Epsilon Pi I au 4; In- dustrial Education Club 2.3.4; Agricultural Council 4. McCAlN, OLIVER W.: I ' alcMine. 111.; Malli- ernatics. McCARRON, FRED IL: Council BlulFs; Cliemi- cat Technology - Phi Eta Sigma 1; Pi Mu Ep- silcm 2; Iowa Chemical Society 2,3,4; Iowa State Band 1. McCOMBS. HL ' GH D.: Des Moines; Dairy In- ( i«(rv - Sigma Chi; Dairy Industry Club 2,3,4. McCONAHY. RALLLO J.: Des .Moines; Mathe- matics — Pi Mu Epsilon 3,4; Physics Club 2.3.4; Mathematics Club 3,4; Iowa State Scientist 3. .McCULLEV. HERBERL N.: Winlield; In- dustrial Education - lliduslrial Education Club 2.3.4; .American Instilule ol .Archilecis 2.3; Men ' s (Jlee Club 1.2; Iowa Industrial F.ducation .Assoc iaticin 4; Coe College. McDANIEL, F. KEIMI: Oltnmwa; Industrial Economics — Iowa Slate Society of Industrial Economists 2,3,4; Order of the .Sextant 3,4; Veishea 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2.3.4. .McDonald, DARWIN F.; .S;k City; Agrinil- tural Education — .Agricultural Education Club 1.2.3,4; Varsitv Wrc .tling 2 ,3; Varsity I Club 2,3.4; Ward S sleni 3,4. .McDON.ALD. ROGER II. Des Moines; Statis- tics Phi Gamma Delia; Slatistics Club 3; Foolball 1; ' lenuis 1,2,3. .McDO.N.AI.D, I HOMAS E.: .Meiilci; Technical Journalism — Fau Kapp;i F.psilon; Sigma Delta Chi 3.4; Alpha Zeta 3.4; Sigma lheta Epsilon 3,4; WOl 3,4; Iowa State Singers 3,4; .Agricul liiral C:ouncil 3,4; Drake I ' uiversitv. McEI.WEE, WILLIAM 1).: Fort Madison; Civil Engineering — American Society of Civil Faigi- neers 3,4. McFARI.ANI), I.EE: Ames; Zoo ogy - Kappa Alpha Tlieta; Scieme Women ' s C.luh 2,3.4; V ' C;A 2,3,4; Women ' s .Athletic .Association 2.3.4, iN ' aiads; Wonu-n ' s 1 Iriiternity 3.4; Science Council 3.4; Mills College. McGL ' IRE, R. .MAX: Des Moinc ' s; ;Mer iaHirci A ' rijjinrrririg — Anu-iicau Society of Mechani- cal Engineers -1; Summer Social Bureau 2; Iowa Slale Plavers 2,3; I.S.A. F.xecnlive Coun- cil. McKEAN, HELEN E.: Ames; General Science - Chi Omega; I ' si Chi 3.4; Twislers 2.3; Science Women ' s Club 1.2.3.4; Iowa .Slate Scientist 1.2; Freshtnan ILnidbcHik 1; Veishea 1,2,3.4; lelesisicin Wcnksiiop 4; VWCA 1.2.3; Inlramuials 2.3.4; l ' c ' |i Couiuil 2; 1130 Club 3. McKEE, DOUGLAS W.: Deep River; General Engineering - W:ini System 1,2.3,4; Iowa Engi- neer 3: Intramurals. McI.AlN. RICHARD 1..: Brooklyn; Jiiir Hiis- Imndry - Delta Sigma Phi. treasurer 4; Dairy llusbandiv Cluh 2.3.4: Little International 3; lnlr.muii;ils Ccnuicil 4: Veishea 2. Ic I(:KFR, FMMA J.: Hampton; Dietetics - Home- Economics Club 3.4; Festival Choir 3; V(:A 3: (. race-land College. McVKKFR. ROBKRI J.: Mapleton; Poultry l( .;n( n - 1 beta Xi; Poultry Club 1,2.3.4; Veishea 1.2.3.4: low.i Si.ilc- Band 1.2.3,4; low.i Sticlc- Singc-rs -1. M MADDOCKS, LEE M.: Mason C;il ; Indiistiial Engineering Wi ' Ui lheta Pi; Phi Kta Sigma I; Scabbard and Blade 3.4; Alpha Phi Omega; Society of lntlustii;d Engineers; ' Frack; Foot- hall 1. . IADDY. CLARENCE E.: Fonda; Cwd Engi- neering - Fan Lambda Rho 3,4; Knights of St. Patrick 3. president 4; Engineering Council 3: lotca Engineer 2; .American Socielv of Civil Engineers 2.3.4; Cardinal Guild 3; .MR.A piesident 4. .MADSEN, MYRON C: Grand Island, Nebr.: Chemical Engineering — .American Institute of Cheinicid 1- iigineers; Engineers ' Carnival; KMRI: eislie:i; ll.islings College. .MAHNKE. ROBER 1 G.; Des Moines; Industrial Economics — Delta Fan Delta; Iowa Stale Society of Industrial Economists 3,4. MAINE. IHOMAS O.: Des .Moines; .leic; nautiial Engineering — igm-d Nu; Institute of Aeionaulical Sciences 2.3,4; Swimming 2.3.4: Varsity 1 Club 2,3.4. MAI I LAND. DOROIHV J.: Ames; Ipldicd Art - Alpha (;amma Delta: Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4; Iwisteis 3,4; Iowa Slate Plavers; YWC.A 1.2.3.4; Women ' s .Athletic .Association 2.3.4; Festival Choir 2.3,4; Veishea 2; Home- coming 4; Junior Prom 3. M.AL.MSI EDF. W.ALI.ACE D.: Des Moines; Chemiuil fiigincermg - .Augustana College. , l. I.ONE. JOHN S.; Des Moines; Sociology- .Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4; Iowa State Players 2,3,4; Radio Workshop 3,4; Sociology C;luh 2,3,4; Inter-Varsily Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Veishea 1,3. MANCHESTER. ROBFR F E.; Leon; larm (;y r™(ion — .American .Scuietv ol .Agricultuial F:iigineers 1; Farm Operations Club 2.4; Veishea 1,2; liilramur;ils 1,2.3,4. MAREK, DONALD C; Cedar Rapids; Aichi- Irclural Engineering - Alphii Tau Omega; Knights of St. Patrick 4; .American Instiliile ol Architects 3,4; Iowa Engineer 1,2,3,4; I lack 2,3: Veishea 2.3; Homecoming 3.4; Summel Social Bureau I: Engineers ' Carnival 4. M.ARKFL. FHO.MAS ( .: Omaha. Nebr.; (.111 Engiiieciiug - iju L.inibda Rho 3.4; .Ameri- can .Society of Cnil Eiigiiieeis 2.3,4; Newman Club 1.2.3.4; Winter Spoils C;lub 1,2,3. M.ARSH, HELEN G.: I.aiuoui; Home Eionomics Eduialion - Home Economics Club 3.4; VWCA 3; Festival Choir 3; Joint Social Connc il 4; (Vracehiud Junior College. .M.ARFIN, DON.AI.D I.: Goldlield; Animal Husbandry - Farmllouse: Phi .Mu Alpha 3,4; Iowa Stale Singers 2,3,4; Iowa State Band 1 2 3; Men ' s Glee Club 1; Festival Choir 1,2,3; Block and Bridle: Club 1,2,3; VMCA 1; Home- coming 3. .MARllN. WILLIAM 1).: Tipton; Mechanical Engineering - Vi lau Sigma 3,4; .American Socielv ol .Mech.iiiic.il Ingineers 3,4. M,AR FINSO.N, (,l)Rl)l)N L.: Harconrt: Earm Ulieratiou - Waul S stem 1,2; Farm Oper- ations C;lub 2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2. MAI IHEWS. LAWRENCE J.; Greeley; Agri- iiiltuiiil £7iEi7ifriiHg — .American Society ol Agricultural Engineers 3.4; Newman Chili 1.2.3.4; Iiiliamuials 3.4; I.oras College. . LA I I FIYS. ROBl R 1 J.: Foil Dodge; Electrical Engineeting Iiisliliuc- of Radio Engineers 2.3.4: Newniiin Club 2.3,4; Properties Board, cli.iiinian 4. MAI IISON. JAMES R.: Milwaukee, Wis.; I ■(- erinary Medicine -Junior .American Velelinarv .Medicine Association 1.2.3.4; Iowa Slale Vet erinarian 3.4; Luiveisily ol Missouri; Lniver- siiv of Colorado. MAC. JAC:K a.: Charles City; Veterinary Medi- cine - Sigma . li ha Epsilon; Junior American Velerinan .Medicine Association 1.2,3.4; Iowa Suite Veleiin.ili.ui 1. . IAXHEI D. L. ANNF: Batesville. Ark.; Ilonse- hiild Eiluilinirnt ■.Mpli.i Delia Pi; Home Eco- iioiiiic Cluh 2.3.4: Icslieal C;hoir I: Women ' s Vlhlelii AsMKi.iliou 3: .Vrkaiisas C.ollege. MAVBIRRV GIRAI.D 1).: West Plains. Mo.; Iiin-,li foiesli Club 2.3.4; Southwest Mis- souri State College. .M.AVER. .AN FON F.; Davenport; Animal Hus- bandry - Phi Kappa; Stabbaid and Blade; Joint Social Council, president I; Social Bureau I; Block and Bridle Cluh 3; Military Ball 3; Me;il liulginu 1 cam 3. MAYER. GWENDOLYN M.; W;isliinglon; Home Economics Education — Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; VWCA 1.2.3; Campus 4-H 1; I wisters 4; Women ' s .Athletic Association 3.4; Winter Sports Club 1. MAYER .MAX R.: Bigelow. Minn.; Iiirm Ojier- i ic)ii - Alpha Ganuna Rho; Little Interna- lional 1.2; Farm Operations Club 1.2.3.4; LSC Debaters 2; Rural Young People 4. MEES. WILI.I.AM H.: Des .Moines; Chemical Engineering — American Instilule of Chemical Engineers 2,3,4; Veishea 3; Engineers ' Carnival 4. MFISKF. JAY C;.: Flartlcv; Animal Husbandry - Helta Sigma Phi. secretary 3; .Alpha Zeta 3,4; Block and Bridle Club 1.2.3.4; Veishea 2,3; ILiMesl Ball 3.4; Bcmib 3.4; Iowa .Agricullurisl I: Joint Social Council 2.3.4; I.illle Inler- ualioual; C ampus 4-H I. MELING, .MELVIN I..: Oregon. 111.; Dairy In- dustry - Vhi Delta ' lheta; Football 1.2.3 Pep Council. MERRICK. ALBERT D.; Moulim; Animal Hus- bandry - Block and Bridle Club 3.4; Little luteniational 4: Campus 4-H 2.3.4; Newman Club 2.3.4; Centerville Junior College. MEFZ. BARBARA J.: Sioux C;ity; Sociology- Chi Omega; Science Women ' s Club 1.2.3,4; .Sociolog Club 3.4; Women ' s .Athlelic Associ- ation 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.34; Fhcaler Workshop 4. MEYER. LOIS . I.: Odebolt; Home Economics Education — Home Economics Club 3,4; Kappa Phi 1,2,3,4; Campus 4 II 1,2,4; World Sludent .Service Fund 3; V C:A I. MEYER, RUTH .A.: Odebolt; Home Economics Education — Hmm: F:couoniics Club 1,2,3,4; Campus 4-H 1,2; Women ' s .Athletic Associ- :ilion 2. .MICKI.F, J.ACK L.: Boone; Civil Engineering - Fan L.iiiibda Rho; .American Society of Civil Eiigiinci . MK:KLK VR1(.HF, JAMES 1.: Davenport; Eorestiy — Forestry Club 2,3,4; .Ames Forester 4; Newman Club 2.3,4; St. .Ambrose College. MILLARD, GIFFORD I..; Central City; .4gri- ciiltural Education — .Agricultural Education C;lub 1,2,3,4, president 3; lciw:i Futnie I e;ic h ers .Association 2,3,4; MR.A liidependenl 3. MILLER CHARLES E.: Jelleisoii; Industrial £ctj;io; iicA — Sigma Chi; low;i St.ile Society of liidusliial F.conomists 2,3; Junior-Senior Prom I: W iiilcrniewo 3,4; Veishea 2.3,4; Grinnell College. MILLER, ELWIN D.: Wcllman; I ' oultry Hus- bandry - Poultry Club 2,3,4; Veishea 3; Inlra- niurals 2.3,4. Mil 1 ER. .MARJORIE B.: Milbank, S. D.; £.v- Itninienlal Coo cerv — Delta Zeta. president 3; Omition Nu 3.4; Phi I ' psilon Omicion 3,4; .Mortar Boaid; Home Fconcimic (.lub 1,2,3: Foods and .Nutrilion Chili, president 4; Iowa Ihimc-iii.ikei 3. managing editor 4; Home- iiKikei I ' libliiatiou Board 3.4; Women ' s Ath- lelic Assiiciation 1.2,3; VWCA 1,2,3. .MILLER, RICHARD J.; Mason City; General E.ngincering — lu s:l Engineeting Society; Ward Svsleni 2,3,4; Veishea; Homecoming; Mason Cits Junior College. .MINER. J.ACK M.; Des Moines; Electrical En- gineering - Tau Beta Pi 3,4; .American Insti- tute of Eleclrical Engineers 3,4. .MINGUS, ROBERl A.: Davenport; General Engineering-Technical journalism — Dc-lla Ul)- silon; Sigma Delta Chi 3,4; Knights ol St. P;itrick 3.4; .American Socielv ol .Mechanical Engineers 1.2; Iowa Engineering .Soc iet 2. piesident 3; Engineering Clouneil 4; Iowa En- gineer 1,2.3. editor 4; Bomb Publication Board 3,4; Iowa Slate Daih 3.4: Lenuis 1,2. MINION ORVILI.F: San Jose, 111.; I e miiur Alccdc me - .Alpha Zeta: Block and Bridle Club; Junior American Veterinary .Medicine ssocialioii; Iowa Slale Veterinarian; Biadlev I iii eisit . MlRONC;lIIK, EDWARD: Sioux City; GrHri(i( ■.iigoK. ring - lheta Xi; Fau Beta Pi 4; Joint Soiial tUiuncil 2; ISC Debaters 3.4; Veishea 3; liuiamurals 1,2.3.4; .Mcnningside College. MlsllllR. LARRY W.: Cenlerville; Chem- i iv Ceiilei ille lunior College. Mlskl.MINs. RADFAN S.: Allerton; I ' eler- tuaiy Medicine. .MIFCHFIL, LOIS M.: Stratford; Home Eco- iicimio l-:c(icrci ic;ii - Home Fxonomics Club 1.2.3.4; Cisclone Rolleis 2,3.4. MIICFIELL. WALLACE (... JR.: Austin. Minn.; Animal Husbandry - Block and Bridle Club 2.3.4. MOFI.LER. JANE ' F I..: Diivenporl; AI liUrd 1,(- Omicion Nu 3.4; Delta Phi Delta 3, president 4: Feslival c:hoir 1; Veishea 3.4. MOFILFR. RICHARD A.: Webster Ciroves. Mo.; Dairy ii (ic fiy - Delta Upsilon; Dairv Induslis Club 1.2.3.4; Iowa Agriculturist 2: SI. lie- L ' nisersitv c f Iowa. MOKIFSIAD. NORMAN W.; Foic-st Cats; Ag uniltural Eduialiou ■Agricultural Educalion Club; Waldorf College. 416 MOMl.OMFRV. MII.DRd) t. : (mlr . CU lo.: iffpUrd Art - Alptu l rUj l i: l rlu IMii OrllJ 3.4 ; Omii ron u -4 . I Idttir 1 1 niHtintn Club I..S.A. SHcrthrjrt HjII I; Nriiwir I ' rom 5; Vrithra 3: l«i lrn I. Inlival Chuir 1J2J; V V( A :i. MON IC.OMIRY. JA U:s W.: Conn. Colo.: Uritniat tnitinrrrtng - Amrriran ln«lilulc nf l lntrifjl ( OKoirrM Imiiiiiir u( Rjtlio Fngi nrrr ' i. nr | rr nlciii . prnnlcnl 4; Kiili- nrri ' C jmivjl ' i. .i: Bomb 1.4; Vrt%hr-j 2 ,4. Mtn N Y. PAIRICIA t . Miimrj|K.li . Minn.; Ihftrtu  . |(MIR(. .ltN V: Arapabor. Nclii : (,rnrritt AntftMr-rft ' iif V K A 2.5.4; louj NtJic Banil 4; Wnlo Koiiiitlalion 2.3: Nebraska Sialc Iracbrn tUjUncc MOORF. NORNfA J.: Amo; Home Bconomia Afrj-.irinn - Chi Omnca: Home Kconomin ( !nl V4; loHj Homrmakrr 2.5,4: Homrtnakrr I ' lil.h.jtiun Biwnl 4; VWCA i;i.3.4; Vci hca MOORHKAI). JKRRV j.: Oo Moinc«: tndmtriat fVoriorrifD - Phi (•amma Delta: Order o( ibr Srxlant 2.3,4; lona Sijic Socirix of Industrial l(ln ml t 2.3.4; lit a State PIa en 2.3.4: I rack 3.4: HtimetuminR 4. MORK. KORRKST J.: McCallOmrp; (hrmiral i-.figtnrmng - .American ln«li(ute of C.hrmiial l-niE;nrrr 1.2.3,4: ISA. Swertbcart Ball 2,3: MR A Dame 4: Radio Workshop I: Bomb 2: M( I; (.amma iHlla 3, president 4. MORRISON, ROBKR r ¥ .: Crundy Center: i.fftrtal S€trt (r — Beta Tbela Pi: Variclic 4: (•rinnell College. MORRISON. RA S.: Independence. Mo; i.rftrral Humr Economici — Pi Beta Phi; Home I iotHimics Club 4: Radio Workshop 5.4: Uinicr Sporii Club 4: VWCA 5.4: Graceland junior College. MORS. JOHN F.: Fort OodRe; (nil Fnginrrr. ing — Pi Kappa Phi: Tau l mlxla Rho 3.4: .American Scxiei of Chemical Fnginerr 2.5.4: |f t a Fngineer 3: Intramurah 1.2. MORSF. DAVID S C-dar Rapia%: (irnrral En- ginrrring - Delia l ' |nilon: Phi F-la Sigma I; Order of (he Se tant 2 .4; Swimming man- ager 1 .2.3.4. MORIIMFR. JOHN A.: Glen Ridge. N. J.; In- du. trial Etonomic — Beta Theta Pi.  ecretar ' 4: lotra F.nginrrr 5.4: Homefoniing 2,5,4; Veiihea 2.3. MOSF5. ALCEN D.: Oak Park, III.: Arrhi- tftturr — Tau Sigma Delia 5.4: Knighi nf St. Patrick 4: Cardinal Ko, president 4: .American hMiiiuie of .Archilecu 2.5.4,5: ' ei hca 3; IfKilball I. MOSI.FV, DONALD L.: Keokuk: Induslriat f-.ducaiinn - Industrial Fducation Club 2,3.4. M01NC:F. CHARLFJ W.: Hamakuapoko. HaHaii: Agronomy — Delia Chi, president 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2.3: Arnold Air Society 2.3; Agronomv Club 1.2,5,4; March of Dimes, (hatrman 4; ' ei hea 2. Ml M.I FR. HFNRY G.: Fort Dodge: Civil En- emrmng - American S xiei of Civil Fngi- necr 2.3,4; fort Dodge Junior College. Ml HM, IKJNAIJ) (: Britt: Trchmral Journal- nm — Iowa State Dailv 2,3. editor 4: Writers ' Roundlable 2: De Moines Register and tribune ( rrnporulent 3,4; Brill Junior College. MIIR. ROBFRT M : Cxdar Rapid : EUctrirat Enginrrring - Hcin I heia Pi; Phi Fla Sigma I: track I: Veishea I: IntramuraK 1,2.5,4. MINN. AIJRFD H.: Ame ; Industrial Ero- nomict - Iowa Slate Singert 1,2,3: Men ' s (.lee Club I: festival Choir 1,2.5: Veiihea 1.2.5. MINSON. DAVID C; Clinton: Statntiti - Pi Mil f psiUtri .1; Cltnion Jufiior Ojllege. MINSIJR. MARI.VS J: Battle Creek: Homr f-tnnomift Edtnohnn — Home Fconomits Club I: loMa State Singer 1,4. Ml RAKA.MI. HIDFO: Hilo, Hawaii; Archt- trttural F.ngtnrrrtng - Amencin liislilulr nf Architerls 3.4: International House 5. MI RPHV. SI N . (.irroll; harm (iprratton Phi Kappj. farm Ofirraiinns Club 2.3,4: jririirs 3; Jnint Vicial (.«Mincil 2.3; Pan hrllrnic Inlrrfraternilv Dance, chairman 3; Srnror Priitn, chairman 3; Junior Senior Prom 4. Bomb Brauis Ball, chairman 4; Vrishea 3. ' (H|(il chairman 4. MYf Rs. C.I ORGF M Dr« Molne : Arrhitrelural f nginfrring - American Institute of Architects . Wisbea 2 M  RS. M WHIIAM: Braman; Animal Hii ' ■.•• ' l ' ■- l-armllousr; Alpha ela; Agrkul- . ' .I (oiiniil. BIcMk and Bridle Club. I.ltr- «!••« L ludging I earn. NAH. NANCY N : Liberia. Wnl Africa: .Vh- ittitnn tn Puhtif Wrltarr Western Reserve Cniservits, NAIC . HAROLD L: CNliiuIer; AgnruUurat Eduralmn - Agrituliural MucalUm Club 4; I uihrran Miidrnt AsMKtation 1.2.3.4, NASIfH. MXRIlt A Burkr. S D . Sofiology - S4ien.e W.miens Chib 1.2.3: YWCA 2 .4; We«le Foundation l ; Sor Dot 2: lowi Stale Plasers 4. NALGHION. DKNNIS F.: Pncahonlo : Agrt- fultural E-dutalton Wrrslling 2.3. NFff. NANCY -A: .Ainc : % m« ««v - Kappa Alpha I beta; Sigrna -Alpha Iota 3. pievident 4: Mortar Boaril; Sc irnte Wimirn ' s C lub 1.2.3.4; S ieme CouikiI 2.3.4; VWCA 1.2, calitnet 3.4; Women ' s Athletic Association 2.3,4; Naiad ; Women ' s I f rater nils 4; Iowa Stale Singers 2.3.4: Fesiisal Choir 1.2.3.4: Red Cross Board 1.2, siiepreiident 3. president 4: Panhellenic president 4: Bomb 1 ; Stanford I ' niver ilv, NFIII. RICHARD I; Oitumwa: Elrctriral En- emrrtme - .American Institute of Electrical Fnmncrrs liisiitiiir of R.Mlto Fngi necn 2,4: rnold Air VkicIs 4; eishra 2.3. NH,SON, DAVID I : Omaha, Ncbr.; Grnrral l-nHiTirrring - Delta l ' (rsilun: laii Beta Pi 3.4; t ' hi fla Sigma 1; Order of the Sextant 2.3.4: NROIC Drill I eam 1.2: loua Fngincer 3.4. NFCSON. FRANK T.: Northwocnl; tarm Ofrr- nliiifi - l imbda Chi Alpha: Farm Operations Club 3,4: Cornell College. NFUSON. JOHN P.: Ij Crosse. Wis.; horrtiry - l-orestrv Club 1.2.5,4; ScMiety of .American Forc-slcrs 4: ' eishea 5: l-a Crosse State College. NFUSON. MARJORIK A.: Blue Earth, Minn.: Unmr F.rannmif% E.ducatton — Home Fco- nomits Club: YWCA: Wesley Foundation; Kappa Phi; Campus 4-H: Rural Young IVtiple. NFI-SON, MYRNA J.: Alberta Citv: Homr Ero- nrtrriiri F.dtiration — Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4: YWCA 1,2,5.4: Veishea 1.2: Lutheran Student Association 1.2,3.4: FcMiv,Tl Choir 1,2. NFCSON, ROGER I).: Stanhope; tndtnlrtal Ecu- Tinmirs — Iowa Si.itc SiKielv of Industrial Econ- omists 2,3.4; eishea 3; Intrainurals 1 .2,5,4; C clonc Rollers 3.4. NFMMFRS. JAMES C: Des Moines; Mrrhani- fnl EtminrrrmR — Phi Kjppa: Pi Tau Sigma; .Anu-ritan ScKiety of Mechanical Engineers 4; eishea 3. NFMMERS, ROBERT J.: Hampton: Technirat jnuTuali m — Iowa Stale Scientist 2,3,4; Iowa Siiiie DaiU 2,5. NH ' HFW, OLIVER T.: Tipton; Mrchanual f.rtgittrrrtng - Phi Mu .Alpha 4; Order nf ihe Sextant 2.3.4; Iowa Stale Bjnd 1. 2. 3.4 .. i; A ' eishea 1 .2: .American Soriet of Nfechanical Enginc er9 4. NEVILLE. COELETA A.: Movillc; Homr Eco- nomics Education — Sigma Kappa: Home Eco- nomics Club 1.2,3.4; Women ' s .Alhlrtic Auscki- ation 1.2: YWCA 1.2,3.4; Clampiis 4H 1; Fes(i 3! C:hoir 3,4: Twister 4; Radio Work- shop 3.4. NEWELL. DARRFLL E.: AudulMm: Elrtlnrni F.neinrrring. NFWHOISE, MIRIAM I.: Ames; Homr Fro- norniri Eduration. NICHOLS, ANIIA K.: Ames; Grnrral Homr Efonomin - Phi ( ' | silnn Omicron 3.4; Home Economics Club 2,3,1; Home Ecoomics Cjire Curriculum ( mmiiiee 2,5.4; Inwa Fiiiurr I eac hers . ss4k iaiif n 2.3: Campus 4-H 1.2. NIC;lIOI-S, C:iIARI FS W.: State Center: Agron- omy - Agroni ms Club 2.3.4: Pershing Rifles 2.3,4: Ward S sIem 1.2.3.4. NICHOLS. MfRI IN L., JR.: Aion. 111.; ' «ii rv Hu fniT tlT - I hria CJii, sice presuletu 3; Polltlr lutlging learn 3: Veisliea 2.5.4: Agri- I iiltiir.i] C ouiii il 2- l(I|t)I ON. I ( NAID P.: Ames; oology. NIFLSFN. CLARENCE C: Caledcmia. Minn.: I.sfil F.nginrrring - Tau l mtnla Rho 2: .American Scxiety of Civil Fngineers 2; Luther College. NIEI-SEN. ROBER I A.: Des Moines; ( nW Engmrrring Varsity I Club; Swimming. NIlfFNFGGER. DANIEL A.: Des Moines; Agrunomt - Cardinal Guild 4; Iowa Stale B.ind 1,2.3,4; festival Choir 2,3; VMC A, C abi net L NIXON. PAl I R : Ames; Agruultuial fngi- nrrrtng AnterMan Scm lety of AgrUiiltutal Fngineers 2,5,4: InlerVarsiiv C.hristian fello • hit! 2.3: Intrrfaltb Cc Hincil 3, Stmimm ( cillege. NORDQI ISL. (.LFN B ; Moline. Ill ; Mrthan, tal Fngmrrrtng - Delia I an Delta, menian SfM lets of Mrc hantial Fitgtuerrs f . Amrricaii SiKirlv of Chrtniial Fngineets I, Wtsbea 2 NORRtS. KIC HARD A Spnnghr ' d 111 : land iral r itthttnlutr Sigma C:hi. Sdidrnt So (ietv of liind««at e Archilerturr Alpha Phi Omega: Veishea I; tntramural 1.2.3.4 NOR I HEY. MIRI M Milfonl Homr F ' o nvmitt fdinaiion Homr 4iinomi s C lub 1.2.3,4; Wps!es IniiiHlatMui 1.2.3.4, Kappa Phi 3.4; festival Cfwilr 2.3.4; Witmens AlbleKc AM ' Nialion 4. VWC A .t A. Rutal ouitg People 2.5.4. NIC. KOI I N. M R) E Wbraioo. Ill : the- trim ' Sigma I la Ch( 2.5,4. Mitbir Frlkm- ship 2.3.4. lesiisjl :ho4r 23.4, Rocirofd (ollege NLSS. ERWIN P.: Wayrth; I ' oullry llw handry - Brij Stgma Pti: Poultr Hu b ndn C lub 2.3.4: Wrc iling 2.5; WaMlfurg CoHrge OB RIIN. RISSFI. L,: Arlingto n. V ,; CnnI Enginrrftng - Kappa Sigma: I au l..smbdft Rho 3.4: Amrrican Societv of Civil I ngirterr 2.5,4; Homecoming 2.3.4. Veishea 2.3.4. Inter fialernilv Council 4. O BRIEN. WILLIAM J.: Rvan. trlrr,na ' Mrd ifinr - Newrnan Club; tjora ( |levr- 0 ' (;  NNFI.I. JOHN j.: Davenport. InduUttml Eduration - Industrial Fducaiinn Club 1,2.5,4; VMCA 1.2.3.4; Alumni Hall, prriidmt OKONtS. infIM j.; WellOiurg; Ihrtriut - Homr l-fcuumiiis Club 1,2,4; looa Stale Sint- ers 1,2.5.4; Dormitors Onjnril 3; Birch Hall, president 3: All-Dorm Formal 2- OLCOIT, ROBER f 1.: Monir umj; Agfon omy - .Agronomv C;lub 3.4; Veithea 3; Central College. OLFSJN. Dl ANF H : Audulion; FJertntat En gtnrrring - .American Institute of Fletlrual Engineers I lift iiule of Radio Engineers 1.2 J V If r president 4; Campus Radio Club 1.2; Bomb 4. olfsLN. SfJRFN L.: Sprncrr; InduUrMl En- gtnrrring - Phi Kappa INi, secrelarv 2; prni- deni 5: ScKiels of Induurial Fnginrm 3.4; Veishea 1,2.5. OLFSON. CHAl NCEY L : Esthers. He; Agnrut tural F.duration - f-armlloutr; .Alpha eta 4; Agricultural Educaticm Club IJJ.5.4; YMC.A 1.2.5.4; Danforlh Group 2,5.4; Campus 4 H 1.2. OI-SEN. GLFN W.: Alden; C.hrmicat Engmrrr- ing — American Inslilule ctf Chemical Engi- neers 1.2,5; ElsHord Junior Oillege. OUSON, MARION E.. JR : Mawn C;ilY: farm Oprration - Delia Chi; State I ' nivrnily of Iowa; L ' nivcTsitv of Wvoming. OLSON. WILLIAM H.: Bc«le: Irtrrmary Medi- rtnr - Luther Odlege. ORINtR. DAI E W.: Carroll; Grnrral Engi- firrrme - Iou;i 1-nginrrring Socielv 5.4; Nr«- man Club 1.2.3.4; Veishea 5.4. OSBORNF. NORMAN O: Jefferson: Chemkal Fneinrrring - .Ameruan Institute of Chemi- cal Engineers 2.3.4; Ward Svstem 2.5.4; Iowa State Plavers 2: Vel Jax 3; Engineers ' Camital 4; Iowa Engineer 1; Veishea 3.4; Intramural 2.5,4. OTIESEN. WILLIAM P: Sioux Citv; 4rcfc|. trttural -.ri ' irirrrtni;- Lutheran Siuclent Vmoci- alion; .American ln ttluie of Architect . OVtRLAND. ROBFRF N.: Deiorah: Irtrr. iNijrv . fr( if(nr - Junior American X ' elerinars Meilicine AsvKialion 1.2.5.4; ISC Veierinatian: luiher CUillege; Oberlin Collenr. State I ' ni- ersitv of Iowa. OWEN. MARTHA C : Des Moines; tnilutlnal Eftmomin - Pi Beta Phi, tuesideni 4: Iowa Slate ScM letv of Iniliisiiial f cononiisis 4; S«i erne Women ' s Club 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1-2.3.4; Wiitiirn ' s Athletic AsvMiaiu n 2; Wishea 3; Milrriner o 2; ScKial Bureau 3. r .f (H RIfs s Mallard: Flrrlttral Fmgt- urrtiTxe Anieniait Instiluie of fleiiiital En- Rinrrrs Instiiiiie of RadHi frnginrers 2.4. PAILXS. (HARIIS F : l r Momo; Hrvlttrat Fnginrrring - Beta Sigma P«i. ptrsidmt 5.4; Fta Kappa Nu 3.4. I au Beta Pi 3.4; Intrr- fralrrnilv Ccmncil 3.4; American Institute ol Meclriial Fnginerrs Institute ol Radio Fngi- neers 1.2.3,4. Gamma Delta J2. I ulheran Student AsMxiaiion 3.4; Belhanv lellowsbip 3.4 PAIMfR. BARBARA R Cando. N D; H mr tiunomut Fduralton - Sigma Kaiuu; H(«me tiortomics Club 3.4; Inltamutals 4. nsftea 3. loHa stale Singers 3.4. MacMii ' tj. C-.tlr-r P IMfK PHIIIP I Miami lU immai Hu l ' anAf Block and BtMlk C lub IJS.5.4: Waul svsieni 1.2: ( vihme Rollers 1.2 PMMfR RICIMRD B TlpiiMi; An,mal Hu hnndr WUhV and Bridle Club 2.3.4. Wrnll ing 1.2 IntiamuraU 1 .3.4. HcvflMultuiv C lub 1 .2 P l MIR RIC HARD W IV Molnr : Urmrt tncinrrting l ell« 1 au IVlla. Inwa Fttgi nrrrini Vtt irts 2.3.4; Bomb 3. pholntfraptis rditot 4 PMMUMM. IMiNMD W Sianinn;  air Induti ' M Dairs Indmtrs ( Itib ; ' .3,4: tr«li sal C boir 2 4. Rnl Oak Juniot C Allrtr PARKFR. DON Al D G MefHletscm; fitm (iprratton Adrlanle, f«im l |irt«t nn flub 1.3.3.4. 417 I ' ARKKR. I.ORA MAK: Keota; Hotnr Economics Education — Home Econoniici Club 1,2.3,4: VWC.A :i. ' SA: Fliii Hall, sccrciarv , ; Sor Dor . IVXRkMII.L. DAVID K.: Sioux Ciiy: Jndu - trial Economics — Iowa State Society of In (liistrial Kconomists 2,3.4; Order of the Sex- tant S.4. I ' ARSONS, r.KRAI.I) E.: lipton; Afihrultiiral EHuration — Alt)lia Zeta; AKriuilMiial Kdiica- tion Club. 1 .2,; . 4; Iowa Future Teacbers Asswiation l.2..H,4; Cardinal Guild 3: Re- liRion in Life Committee 4. PARSONS. GERALD L.: Hatfield. Mo.; Aero- nautical E.nRinrrrinR — I ' lii SiRiiia Kpnilon: Pammel Council 2: Northwest Missouri Slalo C ollege. TAII-S. JOHN F.: Washington: Statistics - IMii Eta Siftma; Pi Mu Epsilon; Statistics Club S.4: Ward S ' stcm 2: Homecoming 3. PAHS. LEOYD L.: Le.Mars; Mechanical Engi- nerring — .American Society of Mechanical Engineers ' A■PAYNE, HAROLD L.; Mason City; Architn- tural F-.nginrerinR — American Institute ( f Architects 2.3,4; Mason Cilv Junior College. PAYSEUR. ALICE JANE: Evanston.. III.; Uomr Economics Education — Kappa Alpha rbela; Sigma Alpha Iota 2.3,4; Home Economics Club 1 .2.3; Education Club, president 4: Cardinal Guild 3.4; Red Cross Board 3.4; Wcmien ' s Athletic Association 3,4; Naiads; YWCA 1.2.3.. PECAirr. RICHARD A.: Sioux Cilv; hulustrinl Economics — Phi (iamina Delta; Iiivestnieni Club, proident; Iowa State Societ of In- dustrial Economists 3,4; ISC Debaters 3. PENCE. BETTY SIE: Ames; Industrial Era- Tiomics — Kai pa Kappa Ciamma; Science Wo- men ' s Club 4; YWCA 1,4: Women ' s . thletic Association; Uowlinn Club, president 4. PENNINGROIH. DARI.EXE: Tipton: Homr Economics Education — Home Economics CAnb 2.3.4: SorDor 2: Varieties 2.4; Iowa Future Teaclicrs .Association 3,4; Festival Choir 3.4; Women ' s Athletic Association 1.3.4; Religion in Life Ccunmittec 4; Iowa State Orchestra I: YWCA 1; Coe College. PERKINS. WILLIAM C: Jefferson; F.l- ' tr-nl EngmrcTtng — Ward System I, president 2.3; .American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio Engineers 1,2.3,4; Cardinal Ciuild 1; Veishea 1.2.3,4. PERRY. lAMKS B.r Council Bluffs; hivm Ofirtdtiori - Ward Svstem 1.2,3. PERRY, SHIRLEY A.: Fairfax: Institution Mnnagement — Home Economics Club 1,2,3.4; YWCA 1,2,3. PERRY. V. VIRGINIA: Washington. D.C; Afifflird Art — Home Economics Club 1,2,3.4; Women ' s Athletic Association 1 .2,3.4; Iowa State Singers 1,2,3,4; Festival Choir 1.2; (ieorge Washington University. PERSON, (;F0RGE: Ames; .Agronomy - Ade laule; Phi Mu Alpha 4; Agronomy Chib 2,3.4: Iowa State Singers 3,4; Veishea 3.4- PEIERS. RONALD E.: Baglev; l,inds,,i! c Architecture — Tau Sigma Delta 4; Student Society of Landscape Architecture 1 ,2,3.4; Buena Vista College; Milligan C ollcge. PKIKRSEN, DANIEL C: Omaha. Nebr.; (wm rrtil Engineering — Tie]Vd L ' i silon; Iowa Engi- neering Society 4; Iowa Engineer 2.3; Indus trial Engineering Societ 4. PEIERSEN. DARWIN: Dcs Moines; Mechani- cal Engineering — Track 1 ,2. PETERSEN, INGO H.: Tipton; Chemical Technology — Order of the Sextant 2.3.4; Phi Mu Alpha 3.4: Iowa Chemical Society 2.3,4; Iowa State Singers 1,3,4. PEFERSON, BOB K.: Dcs Moines; Chemical Engineering — Beta Theta Pi; Veishea 3.4: Varielic-s 3,4; Dance Club 1.2,3.4; Iowa State Pla ers 3,4. PEIERSON, C:AR0L E.: Ellsworth: Institution Management - Home Economics Club 3,4: St. Olaf College; Toledo University. PETERSON, ELAINE L.: Blue Earth, Mitin.; Institution Management — Waldorf College. PE ' FER.SON. LESIJE M.: Forest Citv; Agri- cultural Education — .Agricultural Education CMub 4; Pammel Ccjuncil 3,4. PEIERSON. RICHARD G.: Des Moinc : Chemistry - l cUi I beta Pi; Dance Club I.2.- 3,4; NROTC Rifle Team 3.4. PEIRAN. DONALD W.: Albert Lea, Minn.: Agricultural Engineering — American Societv of Agricultural Engineers 3,4; Griiuiell Col- lege. PFEIFFFR, ELDON A.: Wavland, Mo.; Tech- nical Journalism — Fau K:ipp;i Epsilon; Iowa C;hemical Society 3,4; Yeljax 3,4; (.30 Club 4; Iowa Stale Daily 4; Culver-Stockton Col- lege. PFEIFFFR, NORMA: Anita; Hociolo-y - Wo- men ' % (-hv f lub 1 : Iowa Stale Singers I . PFEIFFFR. WILLIAM EDWARD. JR.: Floral Park, N. Y.; Agricultural Engineering — American Society of Agricultural Engineers 1.2.3.4. PHILLIPS. REECE W.: Malvern. Ark.; I ' eler- tnary Medicine — Junior American Vcterinarv Medicine .Association 1.2,3,4. PICKERING. JA.MES A.: Viola; Dairy Hus- bandry — Sigma Fliela Epsilon 1,2.3,4; Dair Industrv Club 1,2,3,4. PIFKO. lOY ANNE: Oak Park, 111.: Ext en- mrnUd Cookery — Delta Zeta; Women ' s .Atb letic Associatitm 1,2,3,4: Home Economics Club 1,2.3,4. PIT ER, MARY KAY: Council Bluffs; Tech- nical Journalism — Kappa Delta; Mortar Board: Fheta Sigma Phi 3,4; Phi Upsilon Omicron 3,4: Iowa Homemaker 1 ,2,3. editor 4: Sketch 1.2.3.4; Social Bureau 3; Home Ecoiumiics C:iub 1.2,3,4: YWCA 1.2.3.4; Iowa State Daily 2,3. PLACE. CHARLOTTE A.: Emmetsburg: Home Economics Education — .Alpha Gamma Delta: Hcmie EcontHuic Club 1,2.3.4; YWCA 1,2.3.4; Religion in Life Conimittec 3; World Student Service Fund 3; Kaiipa Phi 1.2.3.4; Weslev Foundation 2,3. iie president 4. PL.ANK. lACk I,.: Oltumwa; Industrial Econ- omics — Stabb.ird and Blade 3,4; Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists 2,3,4; In- eslmeni Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. POOLEY. ROBERL }.: Aurora, 111.: General Engineering — Sigma Phi Epsilon; Iowa Engi- neering Societv 1,2.4. president 3; CoU 1,2.3.4; ' eishca 2.3. POMIR. JIM C: Hospers: Agronomy n Kajjpa lau, president 4; .Agrononu Cilub 2.3.4: ISC Debaters 1.2.3,4. PRA I L. DONALD S.: (irawn. Mich.; Cerami, En inrernig — Ceramics Society 2,3.4; .Alpha Ptii ( mega 2,3,4; Veishea 1,2.3.4; Universii  t (.eorgia. PRK.MIZ. WAYNE A.: Davenport: Animal Husbandry — Grinnell College. PRIESI. DORPHAN N.: Shannon City: C ' co- logy - .Arnold Air Society 4; American In- stitute of Mining Engineers 4; Geology Club 1.2.3.4: Sig Ep FMng Club 3; Creston Jun- ior College. PROE(;i:R. linden p.: Belmond: forestry- Forestry CJub 1 ,2.3.4; Ames Forester 3,4; Football 1.2. PULLIAM. (iEORGE R.: Ames; Ceramic Engi- neering. PLLLNLAN, MACK A.: Adams. 111.: Agronomy — Agronnrn Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2.3,4; Quiru College. Pt;MPHRKV. PATTIE: Gainesville. Fla.: .( pUed Art - .Alpha Gamma Delta; Delta Phi Delta 4: Mortar Board; Phi Upsilon Omicron 4; Omicron Nu 3.4; Bomb 2.3, editor 4; Red Cross Board 3: Iowa Homemaker 3; Home Kconoinics Club 2,3,4; Jiniior Piotn 3; Wntntii ' s Athletic Association 2,3.4; Naiads. I ' lRCl 1 L. MARILYN: Crystal Lake. 111.: Hiimr E( (ininnics — Kappa Kappa (.amma; Wcjmeii ' s Athletic Association 3,4; Naiads. PVLE, WILLIAM: Oskalc osa: Cn ' il Engineer- ing ' Tan Lambda Rho 3.4; American SocietN of Civil Engineeis 1 .2.3,4; Monnioutli Col- lege. QITSI. RICHARD C:.: Harcourt: E!ectrra! f:7iiiiri ' -,-iirit - W.ncI S stctn 1 ,2.3,4; American Iiistitut!- ol i;icc tried Engineers- Institute of Radio Engineers 1.2,3.4; Lutheran Studetit Association 3.4: Campus Radio Club 1,2,3.4. RANTA. RAYMOND P.: Nashwauk. Minn.: Indu t mil f-.niiirierting — Society of Industrial I- ii ;in c-ts 3. president 4: Tau Bet;i Pi 3.4; ' islic.i 3,!; Engineers ' Carnival 3,4; Hibbing liiinni College. RASMISSEN. YVONNE A.: Garner; Child Develofmienx Delta Delta Delta; Hc)me Eco- nomics Club 3.4; YWCA 3.4; Colorado Wo- men ' s College. RAl ' ENBUEHLER. JOHN A.: Burlington: Mei hnnu al Engineering — Pi Tau Sigma 3.4; •Americin So(ict of Mechanical Engineers 3,4; Builin ton junior College. RAY. H. IR(.I I : Beiwick, III.; Home E.conamirs Ediiialnin - I ' i Beta Phi; Home Economics Club 3.1; YWCA 1.2.3.4: Roger Williams Club; Wonu-n ' s .Athletic Ass(k ja- lion 1.2,3.4; Iowa State- B.ind 1.2.3; Sen Dm 3; resli al Choir 1,2.3; Radio Workshop . RAV. WILLIAM G.: Kent; Animal Husban-hy - Phi K.ippa Fan; U.S. Naval .Academy; South Dakola Stale College. RED1)IN(. ION. EDWIN R.: Kansas Citv. Mn ; Dairy Industry — FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta 4; !Mii Mu Alpiia; Sinfcmia 2.3,4; Dairy In- duslry Club, president 4; Iowa State H;ind 1 ,2,3, vice-iiresldent 4; Pep Coutu il. pii-si- denl 4. REDIN. R. DANIEL: Clinton; I ' liysics - Pi Mu Fpsilon 4; Inlcr-Varsity Christian Fel- lowship 3.4. REILAL. JOSEPH C: Sioux Cilv; Genenil Engineering - Sigm.i Phi FpsiUni; ' eishea 3; Iowa Engineer 3; l()wa FuKinccring SocieU . REHM. ROLAND S.: Fort Dodge: Eore-itry - Sigma Phi Epsilon; Forestrv Club; Grinnell College. KHODF, HAROLD I.: labor; Physical Edu- (ution — Plusical Education Club 3.4; Varsiiy ■I Club 4: Football 3,4: Track 3,4; Grace- land Junior College. RHYNAS, WARREN J.. JR.: Oltumwa; Civil F.ngincering — I au Lambda Rho; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Bakerfield College. RICE. CATHARINE V.: Delavan, Wis.; Ap- plied Art — Chi Omega; Hcmie Economics Club 1.2.3.4; YWCA 1.2.3; Iowa State Play- ers 3.4. RICHEY. MERRILL P.: Alban . IiuL; Dairy Hitshnndry — .- lpha (iamnia Rho; Dairy Hus- h.ln,tl Club 2: Block and Bridle Club 2: Purdue University. RI( IIMONI). Rt BIRI H.: Armstrong; .4gri- tuUuiul FduaUiiiU. RIDDLE. Rt)BER I O : Sioux City: farm Opeiatinn - Dair Industrv Club; Weslev F )undation 2: Sigma 1 beta Epsilon. RIED, CHARLES M.: Des Moines; Electrical Engineering — Phi Cianuna Delta; American Institute of Electrical Engineers- Institute of Radio Engineers 3,4: Veishea 2,3.4; .Augus- tana College. RIERSON. LOIS M.: Beaver Creek, Minn.; Home Economics Education — Hc me Eco- TU)mics Club 2.3.4; YWCA 1 : Lutheran Stu- dent -Association 1 ,2.3,4; Veishea 3: Festival Choir 2.3.4: SorDor 2.3; I wisters 4; Rural oung People 2; Campus 4 ■H 1 ,2. RINAS. BRUNO S.: Ecjeland. N. D.; locationa ' Education - Phi Eta .Sigma; .Agricultural Edu- ( a I ion Club, vice-president; Student cter- an ' s Coop. RINFILART. JEAN A.: Webster Groves, Mo.: hi -.III lit ion Management -Dietetics — Kappa Alpha Theta, president 4; Home Economics Club 2.3,4; YWCA, freshman council 2: Veishea 2.3.4; Iowa .State Chorus 2; Pan- hrllenic Council; Washington I ' nlversity. RIN(.GENBER(;. ROBERT C: Ames; Farm ft} III ion - Farm Operations Club 1,2,3,4; low. I State Singers 3; Festival Choir 3,4: C.iiiipns 4-H 1,2.3: Ward System 1.2.3. R1I•K . ' ELVA L: Gilbert: Textiles and Clothing - Home Ec()noniics C:lub 1,2.3,4; Y ( A 1.2.3.4: Wniter Sports Club 2. Rl I LAM). MARION ().: Roland: Industrial F.conomics — Iowa State Society of Industrial EccmomisLs 1.2,3. ROBERTS. LOIS L.: Churdan; Home Eco- nomics Education — Home Economics Club; ' WCA: Inter- Varsity Christian Fello vship. ROBINSON, EMMA JEAN: Cordova. III.; Home F.conomics Education — Home Econom- ics Club 1.2.3.4; Ro -er Williams Club 1.2.3,4; WniTicn ' s Athletic .Association 2.3.4: Festival Choir 1; Glee (;!ub I ; I wisters 3.4; i. ' ic. Plavers 1,2; Bomb 3.4; Advisor Chief 4. ROIUXSON. FVFRh II: Ames: f ' eterinary h li ' nie. ROBINSON, ROBER I I.: Ames; Agricultural Edmalion. ROBINSON, TED R.: Greenfield: Agricultural Education — Beta Theta Pi; Cardinal Kev: Scabbard and Blade 3,4: Alpha Zeta 3,4; Veishea 2, public relations direc tor 3, gen- eral chairmnn I; Union Bo.ird 4; Panhellenic- Iniei tiaternit D.iimc 2; Homecoming 3; football U ROBSON, RUIM A.: W.iiana, III.: Institution Mundiicmcnt — Kapi)a Kappa ( amma: Phi Upsilon ( mic ron 4: Home Ecotuimics Club 2.3,4; Women ' s Athletic .Association 3,4; Wcmien ' s I Fraternity: Iowa Homemaker 2: ' eishea 4. RODEHORST. ROBER I I.: Columbus. Nebr.: (.incrni Science - Doaiu- (lollege: Uni ersit of Notre Dame; Uni ersity of Minnesota. RODENBERG. JEANNE M.: Red Oak: Home F.ronomics Education — Sigma Alpha Iota 3.4; Omicron Nu 3. Ice-presidenl 4: Iowa State Orchesiia 2.3.4; Red Oak lunior Col- lege. RODt.ERS, PAUL D.: Shenandoah; Electrical Fngincrring — Ametican Insiitnte of Electri- cal Enginet-rs-Institute of Radio Engineers 1 .2,3.4; Veishea 2,3,4; Engineers ' Carnival 1.2. ROE. RICHARD C: Des Moines; General Engineering — Delta Sigma Phi: low.i Engi- neering Societ 4: YMCA 3,4. ROINNAU. WIIIIAM IL: (onncil Bl tf : lri h lift If III I Tii itirc} ing - Anieric .ui Soc iel ol Metli.niical h ngineers 4; Institute of .Aeion.ui- lic.il Sciences 1.2.3; Creighton University. ROFSLER. JOAN E.: St. Paul. Minn.: Zoology s in Ml. I Kappa; Sc ietuc Women ' s Club 3; V( A 4: Iwisters 4. ROt.ERS. E FREI I L: Carroll: Agricultural F.duciition — Alph.i Zeta 3,4: LS..A. president 4; I.S..A. Sweet he.i It Ball. Reneral chairman 3; Ward S siem 2. Nu pic-sident 3: Agri- ( n ' t u 1 a 1 Ed neat ion N ew s. edi lor 3 ; College I lallic Coinmiitee 4; Religion in Life Com- mittee 3. 418 KOMWKIIKK. . RAI.I l : Mjt%hilllown: turiiullurat tutinrrfin£ - Amrncail SiMirlv  ( AKniulluial Kimmrrr i .i: l.ulllrliiii Mudriii AwHijiicm i.iA. Iniitjl Chuir ' i.iA: Waril SKIrni i.i, MinhjIlloHii Jiiiilur Ciol- lr«c. ROilWfR. IRAN I.: l-iiillinj; ll„mr Era- namict Educatton - llnnic l.cullomm Club lUiJ.-l; Irtlital i;hoit 1 .3: looa Malr Chorm 2.J; SoC ' l or J.4: iMiiirn 2.3.4: Caroput -l-M . ROISKN. WII.KRKt) I).: ..riln.iKKl; it ' uul lural t.iluiuliini - AKritiilltirjt I«liii4liuii Club 1.2.3. «ctirtjn i. Waul .N Mrm 1.2.3; loHa Male Sinitnt 3. ROMANS. (.lORIA R.: On Moinn: Voriu ocy- trihnual Jt ' iimatitm - Sciniic Wonicn ' n Club; liiuj Mjir virniKi: luuj .Suic Daily; Cnnd ' iru Jtinifir ( ' nllritr. ROOi. J() C;K C:.; .Minul. N. n.: Trchniral Journatiirn — llutnr Kti noinu« Club 2. 3. -I; YWCA 3: Lutbrrjn Stuilrtii .VuKiaiion 2. 3. -I; hmiMl Chtiir , . twitlrn 3.4; lloiiib 3; Minol Sijir I rji lirrt Ciillcitr. R()SIM)KR(.KR. ( l.ARk . .; ttllirnillc; .4gri- futturat Enginrriint: - Anit-ri(an StHictv of . Rri ulluijl hnmiicrri 1.2.3,4; VMC;. 1.2.3.4: Wmnnii trr K ' lloH liip 1.2.3,4; rcrtliitiK Rifln 1.2.3.4; RO It; Rillr Icani I; luwa MJlr Bjn l 1.2.3.4; Iumj Slalc SinRcti 3,4; rtlivdl Chuir I. ROSKMURt.KR. I ' ACI. C: KMlirr illc; Ann- ititluttil Eritiinrrring: Phi Mu .-Mpha 4.! ; Alpha cla 4.5; .-Viiicritaii S Kirl uf .Agri- (ultural KiiKintTrt 3.4.3; .- KriiulluTal Cciuncil 3.4.3; Iowa .Stale Baiul 3; .Mciij l.lcc Club 1. ROVSIICR. JOYCE J.: Winlicld; llomr Ero- nomici Education lloinr Ktunoniin Club 1.2.3.4; Iowa Fulurt- Icaclirn . ' MKiatiuu 3.4; VWCA 1.2; Wolo Fuuiulalion IJJ.3.4; Kappa Phi 1.2.3.4; lovia Slalc Singrn 1.2,3,4; Women ' s GIcc Club 1.4. ROSTAT, JKAN.VK .M.: (.Ti-tiilirlcl; llumr Ecu- nornirs Education — llomt- Kionuniii Cilub IJJ.3.4; YWC.A I; Iowa SLiic Band 2: C:anipu« 4-H 1.2.3.4: Rural Vouiiu I ' t-opU- 3.4. ROi: .E, t. CI ARk: Amo; Indmtrial Educa- tion — ImUMtidl lldutaiion Club 1.2.3.4; Iowa Slalc I ' la cr« 2.3. ROVER. BARBARA B..:. Battle Creek. Mich.; Imlitutiun Manaxrment — Home Economiri Club 1.2.3,4; VWCA 2.4: Womcn ' t Athklii .VtKKialion 2.3.4: Radio Workshop 3. Rl BY, GORDON C; Siou« Cil ; . lrclianiral En cinrrnng - I ' i lau SiRina 3.4: lau Bcia Pi 3.4; American Sociel of Mechanical Engi- neerj 2.3. prcMdciit 4; Vci hea 2.3. RIDNI.NC. ( IIARI Ks R.: Siouv Eallv S. 1).; (•rnrrat f-ntcinrerinn - .Mpha lau Oincfta: ice-prr idenl 4; Ian lU-la Pi 3.4; KniRhts of St. Patrick 3.4; Scabbard an l Blade 3.4; Alpha Phi OmcRa 2; Iowa EnRinecrifiR ScMJetv 3.4; EnRineeriuR (Uiuncil 4; Iowa EiiRineer 3. butinc s nianagcr 4: Reiuselaer Pol lechnic In lilulc. Rl DY. Wll.I.IAM J.: Ankenv; Mrchanical En- tinrennt - Pi lau Sigma 3.4; American Sociel of .Mechanical EiiRineers 3.4; Veiiliea 1.2.3; Knguicers ' Carnival 3. RINQLISI. OI.AJ A.: Lohrvillc: Chcmhtry .Mpha Chi Sigma: Iowa Clu-riiual Society. Rl NKIf. WIIIIAM II: S.brnccl:id , N. Y.: htiiuilrial ■.ronomift — I au kat pa Einiloii; Arnold . ir Society 3.4; Iowa Stale Society of Industrial Economisls 1,2,3,4; Inyestmenl Club 4. Rl IMERtORD. EMII.Y S.: Si. PelersburR Beaih. Ha: lliild inWo zmenl - Alpha Delia Pi; Home K(i iiomict Club 3,4; Veishea 3; fmiyal Choir 3; JoinI Social CUHincil 3; Morula Stale t ' niyersity. RYAN. IIIO.M.XS E.: (;rand Island. Nebr.: Electrical Enitmrrrtng Phi Ela SiRina; Scab- bard and Blade: Ela Kappa .Nu; lau Beta Pi; Veishea 2.3.4. RVDH.. JOHN E: llumrslon; AtricuUural Eduiatinn Agricultural Edtiraiion Club 3.4; Wcslminsler Erllossshlp 2,3.4: Iowa Stale leacbrrs C illrge. RYMER. KARI. R: ChiiaRo. III.; Eotritty - tore lry Club 1.2.3.4; Alpha Phi OmeRa 1.2.3.4; Veishea 3: Amr l-orester; Wriglil Junior ( olIeRe. SAIEEI.I.. ARIISS K.: Cieston; (Vramir Enti- nrrrint - AiiietKali Society of Ceiamk Engi- neers 2.3.1: Intramiirals l,2J. SI )OIIN. RKIIARD K.: Dn Moino: Civil Engincrnng. SALINAS. XAVIER. |j Pa . Bolivia: Indu- trial E.toniimui - Alpha lau OmeRa: Iowa State Society of Industrial Econcmiists 2.3.4. Veishea 2.3: (.leen (.ander 2.3.4: Bomb 2.3; Iowa State Halls 2.3.4: llomecontlllR 2.3. SAMER. JAMIS M Parma. Idaho: l.ivil Engi nrrring - lau I amUla Rho 3.1: .American Society of Cisil I iiRtnrers 2-3.4: Vrishea 2.3,1. InRlneeriliR (ioiiiiiil 4. SAMIHS, Id NE A: Rolfe; farm Olirra- tton fort DodRe Junior (asllege. SANDAC.E. ROGER 1) lamoni; Agricultural fduiatinn - Alpha ela 3.4; Phi Ela Sigma 1.2; ARiuulliiral IdiiiatKin Club 1,2.3.4; .Agriciillural (.otiiml 1, president 4. SANI BIR(.. II|AIM R P Ion DshIrc: I ( rrinnrv Mriliiiiir Sigma Phi E| silon: Alpha eta 3.4; Catiliiial ke ; lloinei oiiiing 1. ISC Veleiinariaii 2.3: Junior .Amrtiiaii ' ei ■elliiais Mediiinr AsscHiatinn 1.2.3.4: Claidinal (•uilil 3. piesident studrni ImkIs 4: liilon Boaid 1.2.4. piesiileni 3; Social Bureau 3; Joint S.KIJ1 Council 3: Inion .Nile Club 2: lott DiHlgr Itinior College. SAWYER. )- Ck: Dcs .Moines; Matlirmatiri - lau Kappa E|isilon. treasurer 3; Pi Mu EiMilon 3.4; Phi Ela Sigma 1.2.3.4; Psi Chi 1.2,3.4; Malhematifs Club 1.2: Phssns Club I. president 2: Veishea 1.2.3.4: Iowa State -Scientist 1.2,3,4: Reil Ciins Board 3.4: Scieiue Count il 2.3.4. S{;ANI.AN. VIRGINIA I..: Algona; Atifdird Art - kappa kappa (lamina; Home Economics Club 2.3.4; Bonib 2: Newman Club 2,3,4; St. Mars ' s of .Nf lre Ik.inie, SCIIAEEER. ROGIR W.: Early; farm Ofirra- rioni — .Adelante; .Agrii iiltiiral Education C;lub 1.2.3; Iowa .Agritnlturist 1.2. SCHAKEI-, DONNA J.: Pella; Textilr, and Clothing - Home Economics Club 3,4: Iowa Slate Plaseis 4: YWC-A 4; Central CJillege. SCHAl ' ER. RALPH E.: Waterl.Ki: Electrical Engincrrtng - Eta Kappa Nu 3.4; lau Beta i i 3.4; Order of the Sextant 2.3.4: Iowa Stale Singers 1,2: Ameritan liisliliile of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Elngi- neers 1.2.3.4. S(H1-E1-. JOI II: WaterliKi; Cm; Enginrrrinn. SCJIILLBERG. WILLIS E,; Omaha. Nebr.; ATcliitrctiirr - .AnU ' rican Institute of .Archi- lecls 1.2.3.1; Lutheran Student .AsscMiation 1.2.3,4; Religion in Life Committee 4; Omaha L ' niyeniiv. SC;HIENBEIN. AI.LEN ;. Galnburg. Ill-: Aorri rv — Beta I beta Pi; Arnold Air ScKiety; Forestrs Cllub: .Ames Forester. SCH.MIDI. (.I.EN II, : Manning: Dairy llui- biindry — .Alpha (.ainnia Rho; Dairy Hus- b:iiiilrs Cliili 1,2.4, | resideiit 3; Block and Kiidle Cliil) 1.2.3.4; Campus 4-H 1.2,3: Rural A ' oiing Pe ipU ' 2.3. SC;H.MI1)1, .MALCOLM J.: Ames. I ' liyiieal Edticiition- ' frrhiiical Joiirnalmn — Sigma - i- pha E| siloii: Cardinal Key. secretary 4; ' ars- ily I Club, secretary 3. president 4: Physi- cal Education Club; Peti Council 1.2. sice- l resident 3: Football 1,2.3.4: Swimming 2.3.4: Basketball I; Iowa -State Daily 2.3; Iowa State Scientist 4. SCIHNEI.L. MAI RICK I).: Carroll; Iniluttnal Ecimomici - Phi Delt.i I liet.i; los a Stale ScKietv of Induslrial F ononiists 3.4: Varsity -I Club 2.3.4; Athletic CU utlcil 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. -SCIIOBER I , EARL E.: Ames; Irlrrinary Mrd- icinr — Phi .eta 3.4; ( ainma Sigma Delta 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4; Junior .Ameritan Veterinary Medicine .AsstKiation 1.2,3.4; ISC Veterinarian 3.4: Veishea 3. SCHOLIEN. ROBER I : Boyden: IXerinorv , fr( i(i«r Junior .American Veterinary Medi- cine -AssiH i:iliiMi; I niser ilv of Washington. SCIIRICKER. ROBER I 1..: DateniKiit; Irl rrinory Mrdicinr — Jiinitir American Vet- erinary Metlicine .AsscKiatiun 2.3.4; Veishea 1.2.3.4. S(.IIROEDER. JEAN 1..: Cialt; Ihrlrtic, - Home Eioiiomits Club 1.2.3.4; YWCA 1.2,3.4; Women ' s Athletic .AsvMiation 2.3.4; Festisal Choir 1.2.4. S ;lll ' I.IE. WILLIAM E.: Rock Rapids: Elrctn cat friRinrrririg-.American Institute of Electii- lal Engineers-lnsliliite of Radio Etigineen 2,3,4: Newman t;lnb 1.2,3,4. SCHI ' M.XKFR. I.IIIIFRI A.: Welnlei Cils; .4grtirit«fiiv - Agrtintiins C:lub 4; Betluny Fel- lowship 3.1; Vebster City Junior Caillegc. SCO ' ll. JOHN K-: Sion« Rapiils; Induilrial Econoinici SlRina Phi Eiisilon: Iowa Slate Scxiety tif Intliislrial Economists 3,4; Veishea 1,2,3; llfimetoming 2,3. SCO ' rr, LLOYD I : Knoxsille: liiiry fii. frunrfrv - Dairy Hiisbantlrs (liib 3,4. .SCOir, SIANIEY R ; Diiklnson. N. D,; In dititrial Ediifation - North Dakota Stale Leathers OilleRC. S :RIBBINS, FDWARD C Sioux ;ily; inimal lluilian.lis BItxk and Bridle Club 1.2.3.4; Ward Sssleni 1.2,3.1. SFWIAN. DON I ; Des Moinrs; ln,Unlrial En ginrrfing Waul Ssstnn 1.2; Societ of In ilnsliial Ingiiirrrs I. Iowa State Banil 1. SH RIN(.. CARI A 1) ; Chltago. III,.: Trchmcal ournallim - Alpha Delta Pi; Home Fco- nomlis Club 3.4; ScMial Countil 2. Books and Cokes fbatiman 4: Ii3() Club 2.3,1. Pan brllrnit Dass I. WC I. Winter Sixirls Club I. Iowa stale Dails 2.3.1; Green Gamier 2.3, manaiiltR etlilor I. Skrti h lUiaril I, Btimb 1,4. Radio Wuikshup 1.1. Nmrnan Club U,4. SEVERSON. Mil ION J: K.nasshj; ,4( ' . omy - Alpha Gamma RImi; ARiutwiny Club 23.4; I p|«ci Iowa I ' nisetslty SHAW. Willi M JR la.rar; Cvil f.ngi nrriing Pin kj|.|.a. lau Ijmlida Rbo J.4. Ameritan v«iris of t isil EnRlnmi IX ; Newman C:iub 2.S.4. St AmhioM ' SHFARLN. PAIRK.K VINCEM: New Vofk. N. Y.; Trchnual Journaliim - Sigmt Chi Sigma Delta C;hl: Iowa Slale Dally 2 5- lolsa Stale Vienlisi 3; t.iren Gamier, rdlloi and publication tioarti 1 SIIEEHE. GI.ORLA R : Dr. Molnos; Technics Journaliim - luwa Stale Pla.els 2.3. Radio Workshop 3; Dormer. managinR n ' lilor 3; Ward News, co nil tor 2; .laike Colleae SIIFIDON. JOHN W : ( laieme: U,il Eng, nrriing - Acacia, site |iiesiileiil S.4; Ameri- tan VKiets of ( ivil EnRinerts 2_3.4 SHEI.LBFRG. (.All: Giiswold; Agruullural Education . griinUuii fdiication Club 2J.4; Ward Ssstem 1J. ' .3; Nrwrnan Club 1.2 5 4 SHERRILL. ROSS M Walerli..; Mrihaniial Enginrrring - Sigma Phi Epsilon; InliamuraU SHIRBRt)lN. RICHARD E.: Coon Rapids: I rlrrmory .tfriliririr - Phi .ela 3.4; Scabbard aiitl Blade 3.4: Junior Ameritan X ' elerinary .Metlicine AsscHialioin 1.2.5.4; Inlramuials 1,2.3: Iowa Slale Band 2: Veishea I J 34 SIIIRREI.L. I.ENWOOD S: Gieensburg. Ks ; I rtrrtnar-y Mrdicirir - Junior .American Vel- erinary -Medicine Association 1.2.3.4; Veishea 2.3; Roger Williams Club IJ!.3.4; Wrslern Kentutkv state College. SHOO I. I.YI.E E.: .Manthester; (eiamic, Engi- nrrring - Delta (In: Iowa State Band 2,3.4; Mens Glee (lub 2.3: Veishea 2; Footliall I; Basketball 1.2, SIIORI. BARBARA A,: Western Springs. Ill,; I ' cchnital Journaliim — Pi Bela Phi. sice president 4; Mortar Board, prrsidenl; LhMa Sigma Phi 3.4; Phi t imlon Omitioii 4; Omi- cron Nu 4; Home Ecuntimics (.lub 1.2.3.4; Junior Prom 2.3; I ' nion 4111 2; Stnial Bureau 2; Iowa Hiimemaker 2.3. publisher 4; Iowa State Daily 1.2: (.reen (.ander 2.3.4; Veishea Central Coinmiltee 2- SHIBAL. RAYMOND L: Seymour; Agricul lural Ediitatinn - Phi Kap| a Psi: Ward Syitem. -Mu president 1.2: ISA. Exnulise Council 1.2: Barlieishop Quartet Contest Conimitlee 3: Veishea 2.3. SIIK.ART. JOHN I... JR,: Council BluSv harm U irralion - Phi Gamma Delta. pre i- dent 4; Eaim Operations Club 2.3.4: Inlet fraternity Council 4. SHILTICE, (.. RICHARD Bonduiani: A gn itiltiiiat Ecunoniici - iyic i, sectetars; Agn fulluial F.(onomits (.luh: .Arnold Air Vmeis SICKLES. MARJORIE . .: Janrssille:  ..i i E-conomici E.ducation -- Mortar BcMid: Sigma Alpha lota 3.4; Phi I imlon Omitron 3.4; Cardinal (.uild 1.4;. Home Fionomics Club 1.2.3.4; Welch Hall. |iir idenl 2; YAVCA cabinet; Campus 4-11; Inteifaith Ciuuncil; Dormilors (jiuntil; Kappa Phi; lo Stair Singers 1.2.3.4. SIEBEUS. MARVIN: Anamosa; irchitrtturmt E.nginerring - -Atletante. . melitan Institute of . rihiteits 1.2.3.4. Iowa state Summer (otiteit Band 3: Inlramuials 2.3; Homesoming 2.3.4 t-ishea 4. SH ERDIN(.. WAYNF E: I cMais: Mrchani cat Enginrriing - Vht Kappa. Pi lau Sigma prnitlenl 4; Winter S|rorts Club, site piesi fleni 3; Engineers ' Carnisal thairman 4; ' ei shea 3.4; Westinar ( ttllege. SILVER. Rl( HARD R Des Moinrs: Irtduilnal Elconomiet - .Al|ilia lau Omega. Iowa Slate ScKiels of Intliislrial Ftontimisls. Insrstmenlt Club: Varsilt I club: llaik. Drake I in sersils. MNDH AR. ARNO A ( eilai Raplils. Mnhan itat Enginrritng Sigma Phi Fpsilon; Amen tan SNieiy of Mechanical Enginrrn 3.4; ROIC Rllle learn 3.4- SINDFI.AR. Hl ' GO R.: Cnlat Raptdt; GrafuRT - ( eolosy Club 2.3.4, SKVBFRG. FII ABMH R; Canton. %. D; Home Einnomiti Edmatton - Home Ico nomits (lub 2.3,4: Frslisal Cbuci 2,3.4. Allgustana (cillege. SIUK. BFRNARD M W.aidwalil; I  - in liilei lure I all Sigma Delta 5,4, v eta 4. SliHleiit VhicIs i f laiitlsca|ir s tesllire 2.3.4, A ' rishea 3. I tilbeian SUttlcot ss(Mialitin 2.3.4, Kansas (its ti Insliiuie SMMIIY. JAMIS B HighlaiMl Pail l Animal Huihandr Beta I beta Pi, III the Sextant 3.3.4; Bkxk and BihIU ' 1.2.3.4. Intiamiiials 1.2.3.4; loottsall I. man aget 2.3, SMII.FV. MAR I HA f..: lake H ish o fnfi flifitiH Mnnagemenl Hon 1.2.3.4. Iwisteis 2.3.1 Amttiaiion 1.2.3.1, i S| or|s Club 3. Inlramuials t.«, .4. 1 x Fxecnlise Counill. scvrclais 4. tiro Hall, tcuTUt ' i 2,4. 419 SNtlTH. A. LA VOX: Dcs M iiu ; l irletics - Alpha Ciamma Delta. concsiximliiiK siciclary 4; Hoiiii- Economics Club l, ' .i,S.I; Women ' s Alhk-lic Association 2.3.4; VWCA I. ' . ' ,3.4; Sor-Dor 3.4; Radio XVoiksliop 3; Bclliaii Fellowship 1,2.3,4.. SMITH. C:AR0LVN .1.: I ' ark Ridge. 111.; Dirtclirs — Iowa Weslevaii College. SMllH. GERALD W.: Sioux City; General Hnginrrrinii - Sigmu Nu, treasurer 3, vice- president 4; ' eishea 2.3. SMITH. LOIS J.: Newton; Itnlilution Managr- inent — Home Economics Club 2.3,4; VWC ; Festival Choir 2.3. SMITH. NOEL L; Elgin; Agricultural Engi- neering — V Kappa Tau, vice-president 4; Tau liela Pi; .-Vmerican Society of .Agricul- tural EnKineeis; Junior-Senior Prom 4; V ' ei- shea 3.4; Radio Flayers 2,3. SMIIll. Rl SE1.L F.: Emerson; I arm Oliera- lion — . tirlante; Farm Opeiation Club. SMIIll, WILLIS D.: BoriiiR. Ore.; General Engineering — Ward S stem 2.3,4. SMOAK, DONA v.: Glen Ellyn. 111.; Sociology -Alpha Delta Pi; Sigma Alpha lota 3.4; Vcishea 1,3,4; Sociology Club 3,4; Women ' s Athletic Association 3,4; Iowa Stale Singers 1,3,4. SNODDY, ELIZABETH A.: Percival; Home Economics Education — Home Economics Club 1,2,3.4; VWCA 1.2,3; l.S.A. Exccutiic Cuun til 3.4; Homecoming 4; Veishca 4; Home Economics Ball 4; l.S.. . Swcethearl Hal! 4: Home Eionoinics Core Cuniiulum (Jonnimiee 3,4; Laboratory Theater 3; Iowa Male Plavers 3; Fc-sli al Choir 1,2.4; hiwa Stale Si[igers 1,3; Westminster Fellowship 1.2.3.4. SNODGRASS, ROBERT R.: Oskaloosa; Aero- nautical Engineering — liitililulc oi .Aeronau- tical Sciences; Veishea 3. SNYDER. I.AL ' RINE A.: Cedar Rapids; Home Economics EtuiciUion — Si tnn Kappa; Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1.2.3,4; Railiii Workshop 1.2; Bomb 2.3; Festival Choir 2. SNYDER. RICHARD D.; Des .Moines; Indii ' .- trial t.ionoiiius — Delta Ipsilon; Iowa Stale Society ol Industrial Economists 3,4; ln est- menu Club 4; Iowa State Players 2. SORENSO.N. DONALD L.; Holstein; Ceneial Science — Chillicotbc Business College. SORENSON, JO . NN: . mes; Home Economics Education — Pi Beta Phi; .Mortar Board; Phi Upsilon Omicron 3.4; VWCA 1,2,3; Home Economics Ball 3; Iowa Homemaker 2. busi- ness manager 3; ISC Press Board of Di- rectors 3. SOUTH, M.ARY LOU: Pocatollo. hlalbo; Dietetics — Gaiuma Phi Beta; Radio Work- shop 3; VWCA 3,4; Idaho State College. SPAIN. CHARLES F.: Norwalk; 1-orestry - Forestry Club 2.3; Simpson College. SI ' .ANGLF.R. LF:0NARD L.: Dcs Moines, Archi- tectural Engineering — Kappa . ' lpha Psi; American liistiliue of Architects 2,3,4; State University of Iowa. SPARROW. JOV B.: Zearing; Earm Ojieration — Farm Operations Club 1.2; Science Wo- men ' s C liib 1; Wesley Fountlation 1,2.3. SPEICHER, JAMES: Des .Moines; Industrial Economics — Phi Delta Thela; Winter Carni val 2; Veishea 3. SPENCER. PEGGY J.: Clermont; Related Science in toods and Sutrilion — Fioiiie Eco- nomics Club 2; Women ' s Science Club 3; Iot;i Sigma Pi 4. SPERRING. RICHARD F.; Cedar R.ipiiK: Ceramic Engineering — Phi Eta Sigma 1 ; I .iu Beta Pi 3, president 4; Knights of St. Pat- rick 3.4; Ortler of the Sextant 3.4; Keramos 3,4; Junior . merican Ceramic Society 2.3.1; F ngineering Ciouncil 3.4; Cardinal Guiltl 3,4; Godfrey House, president 3,4; l.S.. . Execu- tive Council 2.3; Iowa Engineer 2,3; Home- coming 4; Veishea 4. SPIDLE. CFIARLES M.: Sioux Falls; Veterinary Medicine — Junior American Veterinary .Medi- cine Association 1,2,3,4; Colorado . and .M. SPOON ER, J. CK L.: .Mt. Ple;isant; Genera Engineering — Sigma , ' ipha Epsilon; Scab- bard and Blade 4; Iowa State Band 1.2.3.4; Iowa Engineering Society 2,3,4; Green Cian- dcr 4; Winter Sports Club 4; Trinity Uni- versity. SPRINGER. DAVID B.: Amc-s; Chemistry - .Marshalllowii Junior College. SPURRIER. ELIZAIIEIH J.: Whiting. Ind.; Institution Management — Pi Beta Phi; Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1.2.3.4; Iowa Stale Orchestrii I; Junior Prom 2; Veishe;i 1.2,3.4. SQUIRE. JOHN R.: Shenandoah; General Science — mi Kappa Epsilon; Phi Mu Aljjha 3,4; Iowa Slate Band 1,2.3.4; Iowa State Orchestra 1.2.4; Wesley Fouiuhilion 4. SIAIERI. PAUL J.; C;arroll; Agronomy - Agronomy (;lub. 1.2.3.4; I ' onuihawk 3.4; Cardinal Guild 4; .Social Bureau 3; l.S.A. Kxecutive Council 3; Ward Syslem 1.2.3,4; Newman Club 1.2.3,4; IiilramiiiaU 1,2.3.4. STAMY. RICHARD O. Marion: l ' e(eri l iry Medicine Beta 1 beta Pi: Iowa Stale Daily Publication Hoard; Homecoming. SFANEK. DARI.ENE . L: Fort Dodge: Horti- culture — HorUciihine Club 1.2.3.4; Women ' s . lhletic Association 1.2,3; Iowa Agriculturist 3; Twisters 3,4. .STARK. GER.M.D F.: Marion; Architecture - Tau Sigma Delta 3.4.ri; Phi Kappa Phi .5; Tau Beta Pi 3.4.5; .American Institute of .Architects 2.3.4.r : American Society of C.ivil Engineers 2.3: Iowa F ngineer 3.4; Beaux Alls Ball 3.4.r ; Senior Prom 4; Engineers ' Ball 4: Ward .System 1.2. SI ARK. ROISER ' F (;.: Beaver; Chemistry - .Alpha Chi Sigma 3.4: Iowa Chemical .Society 2,3.4: Ward System 1.2.3.4; Beta president 4. ST.AVROS. BAsil.: Bellendorf; Industrial Eco- nomics. STF:GELMAN. albert F.: Keosauqua; Mechanical Engineering - American Society of Mechanical F ngineers 2.3.4. STEPHENSON, ELIZABETH I..: Center Point; Home Economics Education — Home Eio noinics Club 1,2,3.4: I wisters 2.3.4; Iowa Future Farmers Association 3.4; Campus 411 1.2.3.4: Intramurals Board 2.3: Social Biiieau 3.4: Pep Council 3.4; Women ' s .Athletit .As- sociation 2,3, president 4; Women ' s Fraternity 3,4. STEVENS, LUCIA B.: Mt. Prospect. 111.: ' vyc io ogv — .Alpha Gamma Delta: Sigma Al I)lia Iota 3.4; Science Women ' s Club 1.2.3.4; Iowa State Singers 2.3.4: Women ' s C;!e;- Club I: Fesliial Choir 1.2.3.4; Veishea 2.3.4. STEVENS. ROBER F D.: Western Springs. HI.: Industrial Economics Vi Kaijpa Phi; I ool ■ball 1: B;iseball 1. STEVEN.SON. DONALD W.: Minliell ille: Farm Oju-ration. STEVEN.SON. FRANCIS E.: Ames: hnluslrinl £t ucfl on — Industrial Kiiiicition Club 2.3.4: Veishea 3.4. STEW.ART. NORM.A 1,.: Lawrence. Kan.; Home Ettinomics Education — Omnrini Nu: Kapp;i Phi: Wesley Foundation: V ' C. : (:%- clone Rollers: Home Economics Club; Free- man ILill. president 4; Washington Stale Col- lege: Kansas University. SIEW. ' VRT. RAY N.: Jesup; General Engi- neering — Baseball 2.3; Iowa State ' Feachers College. STEWART. RICHARD P.: Omaha. Nebr.; Agricultural Engineering — .Alpha Tau Omega, president 4: -Alpha Zela 3.4: Knights of St. Patrick 4: Iowa Engineering Society 1.2.3.4; .Social Bureau 2; Veisliea 3; Homecoming 3; .American Society of .Agritultiiral Engineers 4: lntramur:ils 1.2.3. SllRM. WALLER L.: 1 al ' nrle C:ily; Agronomy and Mctcrorology — W ' .iid System 1.2,3,4; Social Bureau 2.3; Winter .Sports Club 3; (13(1 Club 1.2; Iowa Stale Feachers College. STOCKING. GEORGE I..: Omaha. Nebr.: Mechanical Engineering — Vhi Gamma Delia; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. STOLIZNER. ALICE L.: Oak Park. HI.; Household Equil ' inent — Home Economiis Club 3: Women ' s -Athletic Association 3: Illinois Institute of Feihnologv, SFORMCK, IRIM.W S: . lbert Lea. Minn.: ChriuHiil Kngnueiing .Alpha Chi Sigma 4; . ineiii.iii Insliliite of Chemical Engineers 3,4; SI. Olat College. SIONK. IRVINC; C: Chicago. 111.; Geology - Phi Delta rheta: B;isel)all 1,2,3,4; Varsity T ' Club 2.3.4; M.R.A. Council 1. SFOVER, DONALD I).: .Ames; Mechanical Engineering — .-Vmerican Societv of Mcch;ini- cal Flngineeis 3: Uin ' ersil ' of Wvoming. SIRANDBERt;. DONAll) G.: D.aylon: Indus- trial Eduuilion - Winlii Sports Club 4; 1.S..A. [jresidenl -1. STRIFE. DEAN A.: .Manchester; Electrical Engineering — invr ' u:ii Institute of Eleitric.il F ngineers 4; Engineers ' t;arni al 4: Bomlj T. X ' eishea 3.4. SIROIMUHN. ARTHUR M.: Council Blulls; Veterinary Medicine — Junior American Veter- inary Medicine Association; ISC Veterinarian. SIROHMAN. KENDALL W.: Chariton; Gen- eral Engineering — Iowa F ngineering Society 4; Intlilimniils 2.3. ' l; State University of low;i. STROIHMAN. CHARLES . I.: New London; lann Oficiation — Sigin;i .Alpha F ' psilon; Green Gander 2.3; Inlrainunils 2,3.4; Veishea 2.3. Sll IIR. D.ARYL C: Aiiadia; Bo nny - Botanv Club 3.4: Ward System 2,3,4; Joint Soci;il Caiiiiuil 2; Veishea 3; Westminster Fellow- ship 1,2,3,4. .SFUMP. MICHAEL J.: Selma; Chemical Engi- neering. SIMNER. PAUL E.: Guthrie Center: General Engineering - Phi Kapp;i. treasurer 2.3; .American Insliliite of Electrical Engineers 1,2; lowii Engineer 2.4; Iowa Engineering Society 3.4: Winter Sports Club 2.3: Iow;i Stale Singers 4; I ' esliv;ll Choir 3.-1; Veishea 2.3; Newman Club 1.2.3.4; Imranuii;ils 1.2.3.4: Brigham Young Universily. SUPERNOIS, JANET M.: C:ouiicil Bluffs; Socivlogy — De i:i Delia I)elt;r. Siieiue Cioiin- cil 2,3, president 4: Women ' s Aililiiii .As- sociation 1,2.3; Dance Club president 4; Cheer Squad 2.3, caplain 4; VWCA 2; Festi- val Choir 1; ISC Debaters 1; Homecoming 2,3; ' ;iiieties 3: Iowa State Scientist Publica- tion Board 3.4; Veishea 2.3.4. SUPPI.iri. KICK L.: Berwyn. 111.; .4gronomy — Alpha Phi Omega 1.2: .Agronomy Club 2.3.4; Newman Club 1.2.3,4. SU IHERLAND, ROBER F: Melhven, .Scotland; Cii ' il Engineering - .Amerii an Soiiet of Ci il Engineers 2,3.4; ' eislie;i 3.1. .SWAN, FR. NK W.: Oakville; Animal Hus- bandry - Vhi Delta 1 hela; Blutk and Bridle Club 1.2.3,4: Varsity I Club 3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bomb 2,3. SWANSON, JE.AN .M.: Council Bluffs; Home Economics Education — Kappa Kappa Gamma. ])resident 4; Phi Upsilon Omicron 3.4; Wo- men ' s I Fraternity: Home Fxonomics Club (Diiiiiil. ice-president 4: Student Properties lio.iul. s WSON, WILLIAM E.: Des Moines; Me- ihanicul Engineering — . mericm Society of Mechanical Engineers 2.3; Drake Universily. FAFF. WILLIS M.: Des Moines; Agronomy - Agronomy Club 3,4; Intramurals; Central College. lEMPLEM.AN, CLYDE. JR.: Colo: Veterinary Medicine — Junior .American Veterinary Mcdi- line .Association; Flomecoining. FERRY, JCJSEPH R.: l);ivcnporl; Veterinary ,t;e ( me — Sigma Phi Epsilon: Iowa Stale Oil lustra 2.3,4,5; ISC Veterinarian 3,4,5,6; SI. .Ambrose College. ItlZl.AFF, R0C;ER D.: Ames; Veterinary Medicine — Junior .American Veterinary .Medi- cine Association 1,2,3.4; Veishea 4; University of Wisconsin. IHIEL, DRESTON D. Ames; Industrial Eco- nomic ' . - Phi Kappa Psi; Iowa State Society of Industrial Economics 2.3,4. IHIELE. JE.AN D.: . la n:ii(l; Home Economics Educulton - .Alpha Gamma Delta; Iowa State Feachers College. THOMAS, ANN.A F.: Ames; Die e io - Omic- ron Nu 4; Home Economics Club 3; Eco- nomics and Sociology C:lub 3; VWCA 2. THOMAS, JACK S.: Des Moines: Architectural Engineering - Thela Delta Chi; Knights of St. Patrick 4; American Institute of .Archi- tects 2.3,4; Engineering Council 3,4; Iowa Stale Band 2,3: Engineers ' Carnival 3.4: Drake Uni ersity. IHO.MSON. HUGH E., JR.: Scotia, N. Y.; In- dustrial Economics — Tau Kappa Epsilon. vice-president 2. treasurer 3. president 4: Sketili Publication Boaid 3; Iowa Slate DaiU 3; Iowa Slate Scientist 2; Freshman Hand- biiok 3. IHORNBURG, FI. DUANE: Chuidan; Chem- istry - . i h3 Chi Sigma; Intramurals. THORPE. DARYL K.: Ellendale. N.D.: Veter- mcirv . erfl(ine - FiirniHouse; .Alpha Zela 3.4: Junior .American Veterinarv Medicine Associa- lion 1.2,3,4; Scabbard and Blade 4: Noith Dakota Stale Normal Caillegc, llirilN. F. CH.ARI.FS: Des .Moines; Electrical Engineering. IINKIIA.M. IHFODORE E.: Cameron, III.; Inimcd Hushandrv - .Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zela 3,4; Block and Bridle Club 1.2.3.4; Campus 4-H 1,2,3,4; Rural Voung People 2.3,4; Little International 2.3,4; ' eishea 2.3.4. I Ills. RIC;lIARD R. Des Moines; .4fro- naulicat Engineering — Ihetli Delta Chi; In- sliliile of . eronaliIical Siiciues 1,2.3.4; Yel- l.iv 3.1; l ' n Club 2.3; Inliaiiuuals 3. IDBlAskl. ROIiER 1 A.; tllm.igo. Ill; Eoreslry - foreslr Club 2,3,4; Intiamuials 2,3; Wright lunior C ' ollege. lODIZ. W.AV.NE F.: Clinton: Civil Engineer- ing- lixu Lambda Rho 3,4: .Ameriian So- ciety of Civil Engineers 2.3.4. FOEDT. D.AI.E L.: Newton: I.andsca ie Archi- tecture - .Wpia Zeta 4; Student Soiielv of L;indscape .Archileiluie 1.2.3.4: .Agriiultiir;il C:imncil 2.3.4; Beaux Arls Ball 2.3,4. FOENJF:s. ROBER F B.: W;Uerloo: . lechanicat Engineering - .Alpha Chi Rho; Pi Fan Sigma 2; .American Society of Mechanical Engineers 2: .Men ' s Glee Clui) 1. lOMI.lNSON, GE0RC;E D.: West Frankforl. III.; Animal inhdni iv - Alpha Clamina Rho; Blink and Bridle C:lub 2,3,4; Clampus 4-H 2.3; Rural Voung People 2.3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. FOWNSEND. LAURA M.: Harlsdale. N. V.; tlacteriology - Wonu-n ' s (;lee Club 2; I ' esliyal C:lioir 2,3,4; Women ' s . llilelii Associalion; ai;ids 2,3: Iowa .Stale Concerl ll;ind 2.4; .Ames Ski Club 2.3; Weslev Inundation; Ciorthind Stale Feachers College. 420 TRLNkM. M kl s t VjirtlcM : lernfK.mv - Driij 1 i iIoii. XgiiMioiin ( lull ' .1.4. l( Hj Axixitlititni ' . . Knl I mim tkurit .. ri«tirj 2. A. lnir;imiifaU 2, 5. 4: lnt a SiMc Iraclict (.iillrvr. IKl NKK . RK IIMONO V. Walrrlno;  iviif - Phvtic Club 2: loMa Suir Iraclicn CInl Imr. IKIMIM. (.I I. Hjnlonifihu: l tn futturat f.ittf altitn - Aitiuiiliuul l-durjtMtii Cilub If ,1.-1; kiinlull llouw, lurtulrtil: l.u tliriaii Stiitlrni «wMiaiiuti If.l.-I: Waliturl Juniui (nUritr. IICKKR. KDWARl) S.. JR.: Amn; Arrlti- Irftutal t.nttnrrnng Amrricjn Instiiutc at Arihilrttx 3,-1. II I U.K. MIUKIKNT: Nor av; Homr Era- nomui Eduratiun - Clhi Oincsa: Omitton Nu 9. -I: Home conumitu Club iJi.l.-l; Iowa SlJlr Band l,:£.3,-l; lut«j Stale Orihrtlra 2. III U.K. MIRIAM: Norwav; Homr Eronomid f.ttutaiiun - Chi t)inrKJ: Onntrntt Nu .1. prnidrni -I: llontr fr(.tinutni % Club ' Z. , . Cardinal C.uild 2. lot a Male hand 1.2.1.1; lHi«lm 1.2.3; YWCA 1,2,3; InitaniuraU I.2.3.4. TWtEDY. RUBKRI H.: Mi. PIruani; Agri- culturai Enginerring — Phi K(a Sigma 1; Alpha Zna 3.4: lau Beta Pi 3.4: Afthcul- lural Council 3; Anicrican Society of .Axri- (ullural KiiRinccrmK 2.3. prc:iident 4; Iowa tiiKinrer 2; Bomb 2. IWKI UN. JIRRV K.: Amci: Indmtnal Ecu- tiunnc — Phi Delia I heij; Scabbard and Blade 4; loHa Male S4M:iet of Indiitiiial Kcununiui 3.4: Iowa Slate Band 1,2. INDKRWOOll. K K : RinKMcd: Agricut- lural hducaln ' ti — AKniuliural Kdiicatiun Club 2.3. preMdent 4: (atdtnat (.uild : MRA Cabinet 2.3; llumctuiiiinK 3; ' ei hea 3; NorlliHcti Mi M)titi Male I t-uihen CnlleKe. I IMOFF. ORVII.I.K I).: Cedar Rapid ; Uatty Hufttandry — . lpha eta 3.4; Order of the Sc tanl 3.4; Block and Bridle Club 1.2.3.4; Dain Hunbandn Club 3, pre idenl 4; Card- inal Guild 4. VAIL. CHARl.KS E.: Ca o. Ill; trtrnttary .Mrdir$nr. VAIL. RICHARD C: C;edar RapUU; Industrial t.iotiomtc — Phi kappa P i. treasurer 3.4; Scabbard and Blade 3.4; Arnold Air Society 3.4; Iowa Stale So iel of Industrial Ktun- omiMs 2.3.4; (rreen C-ander 3; Basketball I. VA. A. JANKI M.: .Mar%hall(own: Home Eco- nomict Eduratiort — Chi Oniexa: Home Eco- nomics Club 1.2.3.4; VWCA 1.2,3.4. Social (4 ii licit 2; luwa Male Dailv 2; Iowa Home- maker 2; Radio Workshop 3. VA (.E. D. DARI.KNE: Milion; llotne Ero- nomtrx Edutaiiori - Home |-(ortoiiii(s Club 1.2.3,4; VWCA 1.2: lieihan l cllousliip 1.2. VANDEHAAR. NORMAN (..: Des Moiik- ; Ag ' tf ullural Edutation — .Auric ullural Ediica- lioM Club 3; Farm 0(K-ralions C;|ub 1 .2; loHa AKnttiltuTisl. VANDFRWARK N. Sl ANNE: .Mission, kan.; A ftlirii tn Home t-conomics (.hib 1; VWCA 1 .2; HcmiecorninK 2; Bomb 3; Vei- shea 1.2.3. VAN DVkE. ROStOE IL; Bedh rd: Mrthatti- tal Enginrrrirm - Mens (.lee Club 1; Iowa Stale Sinsers IJi!.3.4: festival Choir 1.2.3. VAN HORN. WINDML E.: ( mmil Blufls; i.hemttal friftinrrririii - Sisnia Cbt; EnKinerr- inx Onincil 3.1; Fnumeris ' Ball 3.4; Home comlnK 3; EiiKineers ' Carnival 5.4; Veishea 2.3.4. VAN NIMWEC.EN, PHILIP A.: Alton; Mr- fhartifal Engtrirrring - Amrriiait SckIcIV of Met baniial f iiKinerrs 1 .2,3.1 VALt.HN. RoBI RI L: WashiiiRton. I). C. Mrthartiral Enginrrrirtg - American VkicO of Methanual fnguierrs 3; Vrishea 2; (fmrie Washing tun riiiversil . VAlf.HI. JOHN C;.; Clinton: Crramic £nxi- nrrring. Vfr ;H. ROBERT I..: Brllr iie; Irlrnrtary Mrdmnr Phi Ik-lla I beta, prevldenl 4; IS ; Veterinarian; terinar letli(ine Ball 4; Veishea 4. VIA EV. ISABU t : Rutberfonl, N. | ; Ex ftrnmrntal t onkrry kappa kappa ( amma. VENNFRBFRC. DWK.HI ( Stanton, farm Oftrraltor - Phi Mil lpba 4: Alpha eta 4; Agra ullural initomits Club 3.4. low a Male Singers 3.4. Mens t.lee Club 3,4: Vci shea 4: Red Oak lunior College. VERMILI ION. lORRlsi D Shrnamloah: Agrifullurnl fduralmn Agrifuttural diica lion ( liib 1.2.3.4. IntramuraU 1.2.3.4. VINSFL. MARV HIJN Ne ada; Trttilr and Clothing Alpha Ditij Pi; Home Moiiomiis Club 1.2.3.4. VW( V 1.2.3.4. Icsiival Choir I: ti30 Club 2.3; Veithea 2. VtVSFR. DAR I t : Busses; Irchnirmt Journal 1 1 HI l-armllousr. Alpha eia 3,4. Sigma Delta Chi 3.1. . xr II ullural (jiuntil 3.4. AgrKultiiTal Jnuinalism liib; lot a . gri tiiliurist 3, eiliior 4; losta Stair Dalh 2.3.4. VOEIBfRt.. ROBFRI R: 1 raer; trtrr,nar .Ufr iiinr - KHJiball 3; Fresno Slate College. ()(.K E . EDWARD R Risriside. III.; Ag ruultural tt nrmmn t - I hria Cbi; .AgrKiil- tiiral EtoiioiiiK s (.tub 3. 1; Horliiulture Club 2.3; l-esiival Choir 2.3.4. VOI.AND. MAI RICE E.: Thirntvlllr. Wis.; orriMi fiire - Hughes Hall, head rnidenl 3: Promriiaders 3. president 4; Veishea 2. VOI.PP. Lot IS 1 ; ConrutI Bluffs, tirrtrral Scirnrr - Delta I ail Delia, president 4; Order of ibe Sextant 4; Scabbard and Blade; Vei- sbni 2. Central ( nimittee 3. VOSS. RECIS 1).: Palo; ,fgr«n mv; - Farm House, secreiarv 4; Alpha eta 3.1; . gronoms Club 1.2.3.4; Iowa .Agruullurist 2.3.4; Bomb S.  ales manager 4: Baseball 2,9. W W. (.IIIEI. (.. V W.; .Melsin: .4nmid Hus Itandry - .Alpha (•amina Rhu; Rural Young Pc op le. president 2: X ' eishea 3: Blmk and Bridle Club 3.4; Harvest Bal! 3. WA(.NER. JOAN M.: Iowa City; OiWr ir . - Home Eionotiiics Club 3.4; Iowa State Plaver 2; I uisters 3.4. WAC.NER. MARJORIE L.: Mason Citv; n i- lulian Mananrtnrnl — Alpha Gamma Delta; Home Fxonomiis Club 3,4; Ncwrnan Club 2.3.4: College of St. Catherine. WAIIE. JACk D.: Bradenlun. Ela.; Earm (){irTatwn — VMC.A cabinet 1.2; Veishea 2. WALES. kENNELH J.: Busm ; rimnaiy Mrdicinr - Junior .American Veterinary Mc-di- cine AssiH iatioii 1 .2.3,4; Westminster Fellow - hip 2.3,4: Veishea 2,3.4. WALLACE. KEIIH I..: Arnes; C.rnrral Engi- nrrnug — lau Beta Pi 3,4; Westminster Fel- lowship 1.2.3,4; eishea 1; Ward Svslem 2.3,4; Iowa Stale Dailv 3: Bomb 3. W ' AI-SH. LEO M.: Moorlaml: Agrtrullural Edu- ration — Farmllouse: Farm Operations Club 1.2; Agricultural Education Club 3.4: New- man C lub 1 ,2,3.1. prc-sident; Har%est Ball 2. c tiairman 3: Sik ial Bureau 4; Iowa .Agri- culturist 3,1. WALIEK, ROBFRI H.: Council Blufls; Mnlhfmaiifs - 1 beta Chi: Omaha I ' niversin. WAI.ION, JAMES R.: Dubuque; Elrclnral En- gmrrrtng - . merican Institute of Electrical E.figiiieering- Institute of Radio Flngincers 1.2- 3.4. WARM. IVAN v.: Waterloo: Cii-i £ngirirrring — Alpha Chi Rho; ' Fan luinit da Rhu 2,3: American tiistiiule of .Arcbiletts 2; American Sociels of CimI F ngineers 3.4; Iowa Slate Band 1.2,3.4; Iowa Slate Orchesiia 2,3.4; X ' eislu-j 2.3.4; Pops Coiuert Prog i am 4. WARKhN, RK HARD D.: Ames; Arumal Hux hondry Alpha (iamma Rho; Dairy Hus baiidrs Club 3; CUimpus 4-FI I ; Blixk and Bridle Club 3. WAIklNS. WILLIAM H.: Youngsiown, Ohio: Artttnnl tluxhandry — Sigma Alpha E(ni|on. president 3; A ' eishea 2: Blink and Bridle Cluo 1.2,3.4. WAIRIN. I. EDWARD: Nemaha: 4nfmd iiWmriWn BhMk and Bridle C;lub 3.4; V.S. Merc bant Marine ,A(adem , WAISON. I.ons A.: Walerlixi; Mfrhamral t.nginrrnng. WM IS, BARBARA: Park Rtdge. III.; Trxhlrt and (Aolhtng - Pi Beta Phi: Home Eionomirs Club 1.2.3.4; Women ' s , ibleiti AssiMiaUon 2.3,4: YWCA. WEAVER. MARY II1 B( IH: Council Blufls. Ilittnr ttonnmtft tduiaU tn k.ippa Di ' lia. Home fcoiiomiis (bib l.2.3,L Panhellrnit Rush C«iuniil. ihaiiman 4. YWCA 1.2.3.4. WEBB, C: VfRN : Corsdnn. Ammal Hut handry Dtalie Lnisristis . WFBER. DAI I W Cnirsro. III.; dmi 0 rrii I mm .Atai la. Alpha ela 1.4. Farm 0| era lions Club 1 .2.3,4. sicepresidrnl. VmijI Bu rrau 4, Iowa Stale Band 1.2. lunior Prom 3; Cbrrr Vpiad 4. WEBER. DARRFI I Woodward: FUfltual t.ngirtrrrtng Amrriian Invlilute of EIrctrl lal t iiKinrers 4. WMHH. SHRVtN A| : Arnrs; ,Wec oirttr4 Engi nrrrmg Anierican SiKirlv ol Mrchantcal Engineers; Arnold Air Suclcty; tenth Dakota Suie (jillege. W FD. JOSEPH n.: Vtt ' . A$fifutlur4t Edur4 titm Agriiultural EdtKatfnn Club 3.4; Vei- shea 2 WEEKS. SYLVIA j Amrt. Homr Euonamtrt Edutaiiun - Cbi Omega, Home tuonutnU. Club 3.4. YWCA 1.2.3.4. Iowa S4aic Pljfm 1.2.3,4; Iwisiert 2.3.4. WEHRMAN. i.HAi. l... Conrad: AgruuUurmt Eduiaiiun - Agitculiut«l lUliacaiton Club 4: l-esiisal Chotr 2: Veishea 2; L ' nItcnilv ol Iowa. WMR. M MER A Esihersille; Agntutlutmt Edufoii ' in AgTMullural Education CJuh: Arnold Ait Sotieiy. WEIR. jAM S W.. JR : Oelwein; Agronomy- Agronoms Club 2.3.4; Jc hn Carroll t ' nisrr sits. W ' FIRES, PALL A.: Clarkssdle; trtrnnary Meditinr - Junior American Velerinar Mrtll ' cine .AitcKlaiion IJZ.iA; Cirishlcm Lnisr? ' sii . WF: IPHAL. warren B.: Chicaso. IIL; Earrttry - l-otcs(ry Club I J.4; Ward Ssstcin i;i.3.4. WEIHERELL, JOHN H : Des Moinrs; ArcHi- trrtural Engtnrenng -- Sigma Nu. trcreiary S; American Insiiiuir of .Arcbiletts 2.3.4. Vei- shea IJf.3; Homecoming 4; Engineers ' Carnl sal 1.3.4. WHEELER. RCiSEITA R.: Vincenno. Ind.: Chrmiral Engtnrrrtng - American Inslitulc ol Chemical Engineers 3,4; lotia Stale Orchestra 2: los%a Stair Summer Concert Rand 2 J; Fesiisal (,boir 1.4; C smo|Miliian Club 3,4; NeHman Club 4; X ' lncennes I ' nisersiiy. WHEEI.OCk. JC HN . L: Sioux Ciis; . fec i«ni- tral Engtrtrenng. WHIICOMB. BE I n RAE: Cihicago, 111.; Humr Efonomtfi Education — Chi Omenta; Home F conornics FUlucaiion Club; Radio Workshop; I elesision Workshop; Wcratrn ' t Athletic AsHxiation; YWCA. WHITE, BErrYY M.: .Mebourne; Homr Fxo- nomut Edutation — Home Ecotwmics Club; Women ' s .Athletic Ass4Mialion: Campus 4-H. W 141 IE. CEtJRCE IL: loua Cit ; Agronomy - Agroiioms Club 2.3.4. WHITE, VIR(,1NIA . Blo-mifirld; Homr Economici Edutntiun - Home tcoiioniics Club 1.2.3.4; VWCJA 1.2.3.4; Campus 4 II 1.2 .4; Rural Young People. WLANI. REX H.: New Virginia: Forettry - Phi kappa lau; l-orei(r Club 1,2 .4; Ames l-oreslcr 3.4. WICkERHAM. EDML ' ND K.: Burlingion; ( iiil Enitmrrring — . merican Societs of Civil Enginecr ; Burtingtnn Junmr Oillege. WICkLCND. RICHARD E: .Minnear«li . Minn.; tnduttnat Efonomu — Delia lau Delta; low a State ScKiets of Industrial Eco nomics 3,4: Bcmiti 2.3. head pht lograptier 4. W I EM AN. ANN I .: Burlington; Itirtriict - Alpha (•atnma Delta; li-sinal Choir 1 : Bur- lingion Junior Caillege; Mount .Si. ScboUstica Ccdlege. WIENER I, LESTER A.: HolMein; Chemniry .Alpha Chi Sigma 3.4; Iowa Chemical So cict 3: (iornell College. WIRE. JAMF W.: RcKks«ell; EUttntml Engi- nrrring - eishea 1.2.3.4. WlkNER. I AN A.: I ripoli: 4gncu ryr« Edutation - .Arnold Air Sotiets; Agricultural l-dutalion Club 1 .2.3,1: C rnpus 4 II 1.2; Luiheran Student .AswKialion 1.2,3.4; Yel- Ja 1.2.3.4; Pep Council 3.4. WILCOX. IRANCLS E.. JR : Marshalltawn; arm Offrtalian — Arnold . tr ScKiets 2.3.4; I- arm Oiierations Club 1.2; Iowa Stale Sing- ers 1X3.4. WILCOX. NANCY A.: CoutKtl Blufls. Hom Etttuitmif - kappa kap| a Gamma. Home l-conimiic-s C:iuh 1 .2.1.4. S W C J.I. Womrn ' t .Alhlriit .AsvN ialii n I . Net man C lub 1 ; St, Marv ' s of Ni lre Dame. WIIFV. kAIHR N 1 mn: frttilrt and t lolhtng - Pi Beta Phi. Phi I ' lisilon Onii- cron 4; Home Kimnntiis Club I J, T and (■i residenl 4; IniramuiaU. WIl.KE, JOAN I : Winnrlka. III.: Appfinl iff - Home Etnnomics Club 1.2.3.4: Home coming 3. loHj State Singers I; Inkj Mjtr Plasers 2.3.4. Wllkl, RKHNRD I Vhenrctads. N V.: (tftirriit fnginrmng - Alpha I ait Omega; menian ScKiels of Mcsltaniial f ngtr rer« 9; Iowa Engineer 1.2.1. lotta Siair Dails 1.2.9: X ' etshea 3. Willi VMS. t ONAID F Wjtrtton. (,enrt •ifiiMrrririip losia I nginmiiig Snttelv 9.4; Warlburg CioUege. Wll I I Mn. EDWARD I lloM s Rolfonl Hill. NY. tUtry tndu if delanlr, Oiirs Indiisirs Club. WILLIAMS. JOHN L: New Ptostdrwe. «iU- trmf r ir, hitrrttirr AgrifUllUtal EducalWm Club 1.2.1. Student S oiieis of Ijiwlscapr Architecture 1.2.1.4. Men ' s c;in- Club 1.2 1. Dance Club 1.2.3 WHIIAMS. JOYCE ) : Riseta. C:.jlil . i rtr . lion Managrmrnl Home Einncimici Club 3.1. IViimilnrs Cotimd. presideitl 4. Bitsh Hall, piesidrni 4. sue prr iilrni 1. I s Fsrculise CoMJiHil 1.4. Wesimlnsirf Irllonship 1 .3 4 421 WILLIAMS. SHIRLEY E.: Soiilh Briul. Iiid.; Grnrral Home Economics — V Ileta Phi; Huinc Eioiioniics Club i: Woiiun ' s Glee Cllih I: I.iibm-atnrv Theater 4: Wolev Founda- tion :i; Kappa IMii 1.2. WlI.l.l.VMS. WAYNK W.: Rivertoii. Wvo.; Gcotony - C.eDlom C;Ulh .1.4; Ward Svsteiii 2; Chariton JiMiior College. WILI.IAM.SON. SARAH I,.: Molilie. 111.; .( ' ■plied An - . li)ha t;anima Delta: Delta I ' hi Delta 4; Home Keoiioniits Club .1,4: ' eishea .1,4; YWC.V 3.4: Bomb 4; Interfaitli Couiuil 3,4; C.raceland College. WILSON, NORRIS E.; West Baden Springs, Ind.; I ' oiiltry Husbandry — VouUt Club; Poullrv Jiideing learn; Ceorgc I ' epperdiiie CollcRe; lohn Brown University. WILSON, ROBKR I I ' .: Clarion; Agriculliiral Education - I ' hi Delta Theta; .Sgricultural Eduiation Cliih 1,2,3,4; Iowa lulure leadi crs .Association 3, 4; I ' ep Council 3,4; ' arsit ■T ' Club 2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. WINDERS. C;LEN R.: Harlan; Mechanical Engineering. WINNER, WILLIAM H.: Oak Park. 111.; Mechanical Engineering - Delta Sigma Phi. treasurer 3; Phi Mu .Mpha 4; Veishea 1,2; Engineeri ' Carnival 2: Iowa Stale Orchestra 1.2.3.4; I ' niversitv of Illinois. Wn.MER. ROBERI . .; Denver; Agricultural Education — Iowa l-uture Teachers Association .1,4: .Agricultral Education Club 2,3,4; Vci- shea 3; Central C:ollege. Wl r I, BEI I ' Y J.: LeMais; Home Economia Education — Home Economics Club. WOOD. JOHN T.: Chicago, 111.: Agronomy - Sigma I ' hi Epsilon; .Arnold Air Society; Ag- rononiN Club: Iowa State Band; Iowa State Orchestr;i; Wilson Jiniior College. WOOD. CAROL A.: Des Moines; Child Dei ' elo ,- ment — Delta Delta Delta, president 4; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; Child Devel opment Club, president 4: Women ' s Athletic Associa tion 2: YWCA 1,2. WOOD. CAY R.: Kiron; Di (f(;cv - Home Eco- nomics C;lub: Twisters 2.3.4; Intelfailh Coun- cil 3. secretary 4; Lutheran Student .Associa- tion 3.4. WOOLLEY. CI.EORA I..: Oswego. Ill; Home Economics Education - Home Economiis Club 1.2.3.4; Veishea 2; Homecoming 3; YWC.A 1.2; Campus 4-H 2,3.4; Wesley Found;ition 2,3,4. WORMLEY, MYRON E.: Newton; Animal Husbandry - .Alpha (lamma Rho; Block and Bridle Club 1.2.3.4; Campus 4-H 1.2.3.4. WOR I II. FRANCES A.: Monroe; Dieleliis - Oniicron . u 3.4; Home F-cononiits Club 1.2.3.4; Veishea 3: Kim Hall, president 4; Dormitory C ountil; C;lrdinal Cluild -1; YWC:A 1.2.3.4; interiailh Council 3.4; Kap| a I ' hi 1.2.3.4; Weslev Foundation 1.2.3.4. WREN. PAFRICIA ANN: Davenport: Textiles and Clothing — I ' i Beta Phi; Home Eionomiis Club 1,2,3,4; Iowa State Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Iowa State Band 1.2.3.4: Sor-Dor 1,2,3,4; Festival Choir 1,2; VWC;A 1.2. WRK;HT. BURM.AN L.; Sidney; rrteririnry Medicine - Phi Zeta 4. WIj ' NDER. WILLYS E.: Manning; Agricultural Education — Beta Sigma Psi, president 3: . g riciiltural Education Club 3.4; Ward s st -ni 1.2. W ' YATT, BURL E.: Ames; Veterinary Mediime. WYCLE, RR:HARD I. West Liberty; Elrilrinil Engineering — Varsit I Club; B;isketball 1.2 3; .American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers-Institute of R;idio Engineers 3.4; Win- ter Sports C;lub 3: Ward System 1.2.3.4. WY.MORK. Al.VIN C.: Council Bluffs; C irm- i.ifrv - Sigma Chi: Phi Eta Sigma 1: Iowa Chemiial Sen iety 2.3.4; Iowa State Band 1.2.3; Joint Soiiiii Council 3.4. WYNNE. MARY HELEN; Chicago. Ill; .oology — Delta Delta Delta; Iheta Sigma Phi: (Ireen Gander, editor 4; Iowa State Scieiuist 3. 4; Iowa State Daily 2.3; Women ' s .Athletic -As- sociation 1.2.3. ()KIK. J. Al.lilN: Eagle Ri cr. Mitli.: laini Operation Farm 0|)er;ltions CMiib 1.2.3.4: .Agricultural Council 3: MR.A Cabinet 4; Spinney House, president 4; .All-Dorm Mixer 3.4; Veishea 2.3.4. vol Nf.. LLOYD R.: l.aMourc, N. D.; Sociolomi - SiKiologv Chdi 3.4: Fc-stival Choir 3,4; (iraceland College. YOUNG. ROBER F I..; Oeston; Cinil Engi- neering — .American Society of Civil Engi- tieers 3; Iowa State Band 1. YOUNG, THOMAS E.: Fontanellc; Agricul- tural Eduration — .Agricultural Education Club 1.2.3,4. VOUNG. WILBUR W.: North Liberty; Animal lliistnmdry — .Alpliii ( ;imm:i Rho; Block and Bridle 2.3,4; c:ampiis 4-H: Ruial Yoiuig People 2.3: Wesley Foundation 1.2.3.4. vol NGBI.ADE. DANIEL; Siou C;it : ii((i - Irial Economics — Phi Delta I beta: .Arnold Air Society 3,4; Varsity 1 Club 3.4: Basket ball 2,3,4; Iowa State Society of Industrial Economists. YOUNKIN, FRANCIS A.: Ames; Agricultural Education — Georgia Tech. 1 KN, GLEN ' .N R.: I hornton; General £ngi- MccrjNi — Sigma Nil. vice-president 3: Iowa F ngineering .Society 3.4; .American Society of Meihanical Engineers 3.4; Baseball 1,2. ILLM.AN, JOAN M.: Fairfield: Dietetics - .Aljiha Delta Pi: Home Economics Club 1.2.3.4; YWCA 1,2.3.4; Green Gander 3; Newman Club 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3,4. ISKO, ROBER F W.: C:edar Rapids; Agronomy — .Agronomy f;lub 2.3.4; K.iml);dl House, presi- dent 3; Intraiinii.ds 1.2.3.L ZITZEWn ,. GAIL: K anston, 111.; Home Economics Education — Sigma Kappa; Home Economics Club 2.3.4: YWC;A 1,2.3.4; Fresh- man Handbook 2; Veishea 2. ZOKCKLER, .S.ALLV .A.: Davenport; Child Dei ' elo wient — Pi Beta Phi; Home Economics i:lub 3.4; Iowa State Daily 2. ZUMR. VLADISLAV. JR.: Cedar Rapids; Cheinital ' I ' erhnology — Iow;t Chemical -So- ciety 2.3,4; .American C heniii;d Sotiety 4. 422 General Index A Aann Gtrald Dtin 36 2S7 36) «bil Francii Lto . 2i 179 223 3S9 Abllt Minnnt B 331 Abllt JjniCf Ann . . .300 Abraham Ann Hjrrirl ..368 Abrah jmion John J 36 ACACIA 306 Acktr Ouanc Cahin 24 IBS 328 ASC , . 196 Adam Robert Conrad ' !!!!!!36i9S 355 Adami Barbara Hdm 224 372 Adami Chfvalitr G 327 Adami Frank SlalM Jr 195 395 Adams Jamjj Marty 336 Adami Jo« 258 Adami Suiannt Fay« 194 248 258 265 272 367 378 Adamion Craio Howard 398 Adamion Robert Paul 197 ADELANTE 308 Adflmann Virginia A 376 Adu Sttoh«n 179 403 Adolohion HcrbrI S 198 Agan Mary Lou Mann 47 376 AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL 23 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB 178 AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION CLUB 179 AGRICULTURALIST 240 AGRONOMY CLUB 180 Ahlrichi Loren Edwin 220 Ahlitrom Alia 47 Ahrtni Carol Beth 272 370 Ahrens Vittof Roy 36 157 201 268 397 AU 197 AIChtmE 195 AIEEIRE 196 Aiken Eliie Maria 194 221371 Al Ah Alime ) Salman 36 160 199 208 Alben Donald Friti 402 Albert George 305 315 Albright James Ir an 185 224 Alderman Elmer Milton 36 198 Aldrich Ellen Ruth 193 219 379 Aleson Chauncey 328 Ale ander Charles F 327 Atevander Donald Dean 401 Allan Robert Emerson 324 Allard Robert Keith 223 Allbee Benrly Ann 206 297 Allbert Robert Beaty 327 Alleman Etdon George 121 386 Alleman Robert L 112 Allen C William Jr 359 Allen Da«id LeRoy 266 397 Allen Gene Eldon 174 178 Allen George Henry 24 191 Allen Gerald Estle 179 391 Allen James Moses 356 Allen John Wilton 203 315 Allen Richard ChariB 352 Allen Sara Alice 335 Allen Shirley Ann 193 226 369 Allen Suzanne 298 Alley Phillig Giflofil 58 203 262 268 339 Allgood Donald Waynt 185 Allgood Gerald Ross 179 Allinson Charles 348 Ally Syed RaLuddin 40O Almguist Elinor Ma« 220 378 ALPHA CHI RHO 310 ALPHA CHI SIGMA 159 ALPHA DELTA PI 282 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 284 ALPHA GAMMA RHO 312 ALPHA PHI OMEGA 266 ALPHA TAU OMEGA 314 ALPHA ZETA 155 Alim Maurice 158 Alimryer William 199 ALUMNI HALL 404 Aliung Mary Ann 47 370 Ameriki Arturs R 3C 1S5 198 Amesbury Harry Arlo 315 AMES FORESTER 241 Amling Russell Keyrs 387 Amundsen J;imes Andrew 359 Anarumo James ...210 Anders Robert .158 Andersen Arthur W ...397 Andersen Delmar Lloytf 24 ISS 181 189 Andersen Kenneth Ltf 400 Andersen Patty Jo . 248 372 Anderson Beverly A .369 Anderson Beverly Jean 376 Anderson Beverly Sue 47 162 Ani r;on Beuljh . ..368 Anderson Carl 158 Anderson Clyde R 190 226 395 Anderson David Hugh 165 2)3 24fl ; .! ? !! ?72 406 Anderson Donald t 258 Anderson Edward L 210 Anderson Frances Wir. 205 Anderson Frtdrik E Jll 395 Anderson Gerald Louii 112 340 Anderson Herbert Otan 305 355 Anderson Hugh Riddcll ...216 248 311 Anderson Ivan Otto 36 200 311 Anderson James Robert )48 Anderson Jerry Lee 219 305 332 Anderson John Ernest 159 Anredson Leiand Arvid 249 363 Anderson Leonard Gul 351 Anderson Leroy B 126 270 348 Anderson Lila Elaine 2)5 290 Anderson Linae Rohr 58 203 340 Anderson Marian A 368 Anderson Mary Lee 218 370 Anderson Melvin 3 ... 36 160 199 402 Anderson Morris 174 181 266 316 Anderson NancilCf Ann . .371 Anderson Ralph John 305 336 Anderson Richard J 391 Anderson Richard W .36 160 200 394 Anderson Richmond C 218 316 Anderson Robert E . . 24 383 389 390 Anderson Ruth E 243 268 286 Anderson Silvia 376 Andre Dean Floyd 21 Andre Paul Dean 24 166 237 396 Andresen Arthur 36 195 Andresen Marilyn Leg 375 Andrew Marjorie Doris 248 380 Andrews Carolyn L 272 371 Andrews Julia H 191226 Angerer Edward W 36 197 223 Annan Norman Legrande 24 385 Anthony Russell H 210 Anthony Mrs Sylvia 328 AoDle Janet Elizabeth 217 248 293 Arbtin Emil Jr 36 Arduser John Alan 36 200 Arends Donald L 24 166 231 240 242 262 264 316 Armstrong William S 36 163 165 195 344 Arneson Rudolph E 210 246 Arney Dean Sloakes 248 315 Arney Donald Lee 340 Arney Frank Williams 383 386 Arney Rogene Carey 335 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY 174 Arnold Donna 194 206 378 Arnold Elizabeth Anne 47 272 282 Arnold Richard W 24 331 Arnold Robert Page 135 316 Arns Roland Irving 112 271 Arnold Sherman B 205 Arnold William Dale 24 186 Arns Roland Irving 112 271 Arps Lloyd 179 Arps Lowell Fred 23 155 179 Arrasmith Sharon Lou 47 Arthur Charles Philip 327 Arthur John Read Jr 164 316 Arlus Betty Laing 58 206 297 Anridson Harold C 159 Ary Joan Eva 47 162 294 ASAgE 198 ASCE 199 Ashbaugh Reuben E 210 Ashby Thompson D 24 Ashland Calvin K 396 Askeland Ronald L 393 ASME 200 Aspenheim David Bruct 382 390 Athens Roger Gale 384 Atkinson Roger Eldon 24 180 216 219 397 Atwater Jane Carolyn 273 290 Atwood Frank Holmes 327 394 Atwood Richard A ..392 Augustine Anne E 216 380 Augustine Frank . . 160 199 265 383 399 Auguston Gordon W . . 36 237 316 331 Aurand Dolores Elltin ..... 47 302 Austin Anne 26S 273 301 Aulen Marilyn Aling . .47 165 224 376 AVMA 209 Awbrey Donald Lee 363 Ailand Dean Lavern 315 Ailand TheiWore I 387 Aylsworth William K 158 Azbill Elizabeth J 47 272 375 BabcKk John Arnold , . . 68 211 Badensteiner Robert T 249 Bader Harold William 24 Bader Lester William . 196 Bagge Allan Ellis 219 Bahrenburg Frederic R . . 24 155 182 189 312 Bailey George William 3 1 Bailey Reid Marion  91 8ain Kathryn Ann 248 80 Baird Alane 2H« Baird Eael 158 Baird 2eta Talt .207 223 379 Baker Mri Cwrit 316 Baker Chailes Philip 36 Baker Charles Richard 198 402 Baker Douglas Bruce 190)99 Baker Gerald Leo 403 Baker Gloria Lavonne 376 Baker Mrs Grace 311 Baker John Douglas 67 68 211 Baker Laurence H 265 Baker Lois Marie 248 376 Baker Mary 1 203 Baker Robert Dilt 402 Baker Ruthe 219 Baker Violet Evelyn 376 Baker Wesley Carrel 179 Baldwin John 158 Baldwin Richard E 327 Balkena James Thomas 305 Ball Aldon Gordon 163 Ball Raymond Duane 112 399 Ballard Clinton C 348 Bancroft Or Theodore 56 Bandlield Patricia L 368 Banister Monte Ware 174 196 385 Barber Donald 134 389 Barber Peggy Jo 369 Barden Alvin LcRoy 186 387 Barewald James Reid 58 165 176 202 344 Barg Gordon Craig 336 Bark Janice Lee 289 Barker Elene Lee 371 Barkley Barbara 294 Barlow Mary Jant 206 297 Barnard Anne E 47 228 Barnes Beverly Jane 265 289 Barnes Gerald Laverne ...36 189 398 Barnes Mary E 217 371 Barnes Patricia Ives 380 Barnes Robert Anwyl 24 179 355 Barnjdge Francis T 335 Barnschein Oarlene .243 Barrett Claire Eugene 402 Barringer Robert Dale 179 Barrington Glen E 210 Barry Joyce Alice 223 371 Bartels Kenneth J 363 Bartleson Dorothy E 226 248 380 Bartleson Philip 159 356 Bartley Wayne R 316 Barton Lois Jean 47 376 Barton Martha Lou 165 285 Bartos Frank Russell .36 160 200 363 Bartrug Geniece L 379 Bartrug Jean Beverly .47 162 258 376 Bartz Adam Aloysuis 36 320 Bartz June E 47 248 Barz Harley Duane 352 388 BASEBALL TEAM 133 BASKETBALL TEAM 121 Basler Wayne Gordon 196 340 Bass Richard Austin 400 Bates John P 166 233 237 327 Bates Keith Allen 327 Bates Margery Anne 163 207 297 Bath John A 163 Bathie Wm. W 385 Batzing Paul Philip 311 Bauerle. Richard Carl 304 355 Bauleke. Maynard Paul 196 Baum Richard Hamilton 210 246 Bauman Dolores June . .224 225 366 367 380 Baumann Joyce Rae 223 380 Bawek Kenneth J 203 Baiter Audrey Annt 47 224 Baiter Howard )85 Bayles Howard Earl )12 Beach Ellen 58 27) 372 Beach Loren Lee 401 Beal Charles Edward 199 22) )96 Beal Kristi Frances 380 Beal LeRoy Ethrid E 112 176 )40 Beale Margaret E 208 Beaman Robert 36) Beamish Jean Rae 285 Beardsley Nancy Jean 265 293 Beason Lois Jean 223 371 Bealty Donald P 24 181 Beaubien. Patricia Ann 368 Beck Barbara Ann 47 161 167 286 Beck Doris Jean . 24« 285 Becker Ann Margaret 282 Becker George Martin 218 316 Becker James Neil 36 218 )16 Becker John Benedict )6 201 22) 339 Becker John Francis 332 BKkman Hubert Joe 344 Beckman Slephen A 223 3)2 Beckwilh Thomas tdson 24 170 Beebe Barbara Joan 46 47 152 161 Z9 Beedv Rovden Keilh 327 Beeghlv Bellv Louise 47 Bevler Fielding w 3)6 Better Loralrn M 20) 298 Beem Evelvn Irene 219 )02 Beemer Roger D 36 Beer Jm Hams lo] Beti Ronald Keilli 199 )60 Beese George Robert )52 Betsley Aheia Irene 376 Behm Brverlr Jean 47 297 Behrens Gutnther Carl ... 181 Beil C l Frederick 58 203 220 383 400 Bein Arthur WetlCT 403 Beiha Jerry Paul 210 Bell Grace Ruth . 293 Bell Jack Philhp 315 386 Bell James Rilty .24 121 174 270 395 Bell Phyllis Jane 218 372 Belluomini Joyce L 47 294 Beltw Joan Benhax .47 301 Belschner Mary C 24S 376 Beman Hoba t Ham 204 Benbrook Or Edward A 66 Bendorf Carolyn Tyler 47 Bengston Bonnie I 372 Bengston Leonard E . . .24 167 Ui 205 372 Bengtson Richard Lee 190 Benjegerdes Donald C 389 Benner Ma ilyn Jean 46 248 280 282 Bennett Diane Marie 286 BENNETT HOUSE 384 Bennett Or Paul C 66 Bennett Paul Jeroaic 1£6 245 Bennett Robert Ralpti J33 Bennett Sally Ann 2W Beno Ann Louise 378 Benson Barbara Marie 47 280 302 Benson Betty Jean 217 Benson lone Christian . 144 248 376 Benson Mrs J A 280 Benson Marvin Eugene . .227 233 248 406 Benson Richard Allen 210 Bentley James Morle . 197 267 382 395 Benton Robert 135 Beran George Wtsliy 210 226 328 Berard Daiid 192 266 Berbendt Donald R 394 Berg Carol Langlon 46 265 301 Bergdahl Louis Alan 36 Bergeson Frances C 380 Bergeson Marilyn Joy 165 248 298 Berggren Dean LeRoy 316 Berglund Betty Marie 47 280 282 Berglund Kenneth Lee 394 Bergman Or H 65 Berkey Joan Ruth 380 Berkland Eugene S 190 Bernatz William A 399 Bernau Rachel Lou 369 Berray Robert Williaa 36 348 Berry Coach Burl V 134 135 Berryhill. LeRoy 130 Berryhill Rita Allene 272 376 Berthelsen John Duane .. .210 Berti Estelle Rose 223 375 Best James John 181351 Best Robert Wellington 351 BETA SIGMA PSI SIC BETA THETA PI Jig BETHANY FELLOWSHIP 219 Betten John Robert 359 Bettinger Mrs Agnes . 298 Belts Arnold Wilson 24 179 Betz Randall Metwyis 219)97 Beultler Fred C 112 1)0 Bevier Aletha Ann 47 Bevins Noel FultOD 68 211 246 Bevins Mrs Orra J ' ii BEYER HOUSE Beyers Grald C lA Bib« Gerald WilllHi U4 Bice Beverly Jean . .S7V Bice Joan Acelia 47 272 377 Bichel Darwin Carl 36 156 198 Bicknell Clarie Hitdrtd 217 272 )S0 Bierbaum Mary J 3ao Bierbaum Royal W IQO 218 )0 Bierwirth Marlorie A SSO Biesenier John Irvin .217 Blester Or H E 66 Bigbee Garth Charlrs 1)4 1)5 ) 6 Bigelow Edward C S4 Binder Patricia Jean 47 286 Binder Ronald Cayle 164 Bing Gvdon Henry 58 20) )94 BIRCH HAIL 368 Birchmiev Richard W )6 198 22) Bird Oavid Arihi« 391 Bird Levi Chrsler 36 201 Birelinr Gene Glenn )9) Bishop Dolovrs OiarH 285 B.lt-i- l ir«-j ' fl M ;« 219 ' ■) 24 190 327  201 )27 B aAa. . li Kai G ' ne 99 Blahnik Vtrgiflia J 47 285 Blair Barbara Lwisd 47 301 Bla.r Doris Jwn 81 115 224 225 • lair Frank tdwar4 . 181 niilr PaviS Kjt JA VV. 423 Blakf Harold 3g9 Blandin Nancy Louise 368 Blankenshio Verle K ..175 198 383 396 Bias! Oarlene Gayle 359 BItich Marjorie Ann ..206 222 248 272 285 Bleser Nicholas J 324 Bleyhl Arthur Norris ..160 199 222 396 Blichmann Donald J 201 339 Bliss Huoo Schubert 24 307 BLOCK AND BRIDLE 182 Block Burwell 174 Bloom Marian 376 Blue Marts Donald ...163 244 304 347 Blumhagen Vern A 399 Boat Carl Edwin 316 388 Bochinsfci Julius H 159 Bock Mary Margaret 289 Bodensteiner Robert T 194 3n5 320 Boeck Letha Ann 224 371 Boehnke Gale Henry 218 316 Boehnke George E 193 Boehnke Roger Harvey 58 Boerhave Dale Gaylord 384 Boesen John Weiland 23 24 192 Boeyink Gertrude C 47 272 376 Boeyink Wanda Lee 248 379 Bogue Jean Ellen 193 372 Bohn Jack Richard 223 387 Bohnenhamp Ted J 393 Bohnenhamp Virgil E 339 Bohning Donald Clair 339 Boldt Robert Fredrick 163 Bolin Gerald Millard 324 Bolin John Eugene Jr 324 Boiler Barbara Joanne 380 Bollinger William H 58 130 270 Bolton Glenn Calvin 24 181 189 Bolton Marcia 286 Boltz Claire Allen 186 332 BOMB 232 BOMB BEAUTIES 72 Bombesk Elizabeth I 165 257 285 BOMB PUBLICATION BOARD 230 Bond Barbara E 368 Bonthuis Marcella Fay 371 Boone Darlo Ge rald .203 249 382 384 Boot Wilbur John ....24 174 179 395 Booth Patricia Lee ...47 265 269 293 Boothroy Doyle Edwin 199 Borcherding James R 179 185 193 217 404 Borchers Gertrude L 368 Borchers Raymond Vern 58 Borchman David Alan 58 Borg Margie Lurae 380 Bohnholdt Joseph H 223 Bornschein Darleen J 233 265 290 Borooah Prabin Kumar 208 Borwey Thomas F 58 399 Bosnak William A 203 335 Bostedt Robert Arthur 395 Bottorff Daryl Dean 210 Boudry Mary E 280 285 Bourne Robert Leiand 327 Bovard William John 198 273 307 Bovee Mary Jeann 371 Bovenmyer Beverly C 371 Bowek Kenneth 340 Bowen Betty Charlene 226 248 282 Bowen Wilbur E 24 185 Bower Marjorie Jane ...46 47 165 297 Bower Norma Ruth 47 280 302 Bowman Gary Hugh ..175 194 226 394 Bowman Joyce Elaine 370 Bowman Keith 343 Bown Stanley James 340 Bowne John Gilbert 210 Boyce Harlan Walworth !..205 Boyce Robert Dale 210 383 396 Boyd Bill Bailey 186 Boyd William Ha-lley !...388 Boyer Richard Smith 210 Bradish John Adams 186 Bradley Ann Marie 81 248 371 Bradley Edward 35 204 Bradley John Ray 36 356 Bradley Lincoln M 190 187 Bradley Nancy Jane 248 267 371 Braga Gary Allen 323 Brain Henry Albert . ' . . .392 Braker Mrs Bernice $52 Branaman Edwin W 210 Brandes Neal Edward !.112 Brandt Barbara Lea 217 379 Brandt Don Walter 347 Brandt Harold Lee !.!.36 Brandt Mary Louise 265 377 Braniff Beverly Jean , .298 Brannian Richard J .58 142 382 383 399 Branstad Glenn I 200 382 399 Brant Janet Elaine 221 380 Brauer Donald George 36 220 Braun Edward Max 210 Bray Gene Edwin 248 387 Bray John C Jr 244 316 Bray Mary Elizabeth 3go Brayton John Harvey 335 Brayton Robert Kinj) .....335 BreDahl Linda L 47 367 Breed William Girird 24 265 320 Bremer Delores M 218 380 Brennick Colleen Ann 218 380 Brentner Carol L 219 376 Brenton Charles Robert 324 Bresnahan Richard L 181 223 Brettman Robert E 270 340 Brettschneider Carl E 112 Brewer Leo Paul 339 Bricker John Jr 68 211 Bridge John Floyd 340 Bridger G L 195 Brierly Ann L 248 298 Brierly Robert S 197 348 Briggs Betty Jean 376 Bright Carl Clair 135 Briley Gary Lee 208 Brindley Jack Walter 272 399 Bringle John Albert 36 197 343 Brintlinger Jane A 379 Britton Clarold L . ' ! ' ' 352 Brobst James Darwin 393 Brockman Eugene E 397 Brockmann Robert F 36 160 199 Brockmyer Mary Jean 376 Brockmeyer Richard L 24 i81 348 Brocksmith Paul E 210 Brogan Julia Nelle ' .373 Brolin James F 58 174 Brom Richard H ..36 156 i57 164 165 197 304 356 Brookehart Elizabeth A ..47 79 268 269 Brooks Barbara Ann 38O Brooks Beverly 224 265 380 Brooks Verlee 3go Broshar Ardra Gerald ..36 135 270 327 Broshar John Chester 382 383 388 Broshar Robert Clare 157 197 327 Brough John Andrew 36 Brouwer Duane Cecil ' . 179 Brown Cahrles G 399 Brown C Norman .167 Brown Dennis Oliver 393 Brown Edward William ..! ' 328 Brown Eloise Ann .47 216 221 243 297 Brown Fredrick H 180 208 387 Brown Gordon 272 311 Brown Harriett E 368 Brown Jack Duane 58 344 Brown John David 323 355 Brown Leonard Keith 249 327 Brown Louis M 219 Brown Marjorie Doris 206 379 Brown Ralph Harold 112 Brown Richard Norman 36 Brown Richard Shaw 249 323 331 Brown Robert Edward 307 Brown Robert Warren 126 Brown Wayne 335 Brown Wayne J E ' ' 196 403 Brown Wayne William 210 327 Brown Wilbert Eugene 24 Brown Woodridge 245 Brown Woodbridge 245 Browne James Lee ...217 237 239 403 Brownell Vesta 371 Brownson Berna J ' 248 272 376 Bruce John William ... .58 217 257 343 Bruckner Shirley Ann ...248 272 Brumback John F 222 339 Brummel Joe K . 219 332 Brunk Phillip H . 355 Brunkan Rich.ird John ! ! 223 Bruns David Lee 58 265 332 Bruns Edward Lewis .... 391 Bruzek Stuart Roth 36 316 Bryant Angela 223 235 290 Bryant Elizabeth L ... 375 Bryant Harry Nathan 179 407 Bryant Phyllis M 330 Bryant Roy Jr ' 324 Bryant Russell Willis ... 179 240 347 Buchanan Dean Wm 311 Buchanan Roger Earle 24 221257 Buchcit George James . . . 174 184 339 Buchele Walter J Jr 331 Buck Christopher G . 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' ' 404 Buck Doreen Joan .... 47 302 Buck Griffith J ' .[[ ' ... 192 Buck Richard Lee 24 19i 359 Buckley Ramon Duane ..,!220 257 395 Buckman Kaye June 330 Buckmaster Charles H 36 356 Budelier Patricia Ann 47 Bueoel Paul Eugene 24 158 Buchler Dale Vernon 53 Buehler John Paul 401 Buettell Rachael ! . ! ! 293 Bundy Prof Clarence E . 179 Bunting William H 210 Burbank Mary E ! . 378 Burch Joyce G !.!... 302 47 Burch Louis Lee 68 211 Burchlield Wayne S 36 Burdett Paul W 249 383 385 Burford Lowell P 344 Burger August Fred Jr ! ! ! 68 211 Burger Wayne Chavey 324 Burgess Owight S 36 356 Burian Gloria J 207 272 372 Burian Miriam Ruth 47 161 367 Burian Richard J 160 210 223 Burkett Max Nell 112 401 Burmester lone D 47 Burnett Carolyn North 248 376 Burnison Phyllis M .144 194 243 302 Burns Morrison Robert 179 397 Burns Richard Leo ! 112 386 Burns Roger Charles 112 Burright John D 179 219 249 404 Burrows Jean Harriet 47 375 Burt Walter Franklin 36 133 199 Burton Prof Arthur 197 Burton Patricia Ann 47 272 235 Busby Rosalie Ann 373 Busch Joseph Frank 197 336 Busch William Harry 24 186 324 Buse Frederick Leslie 203 340 Bush John Albert 210 Bush Lola Elizabeth 339 Bushnell Frederic R 24 155 340 Bussey Durward Gene 179 Busskohl Charles D 335 Butler Barbara Lee . . 6 144 146 239 Butler Nancy 231 280 293 Butler Robert 153 Butler Roy W 390 Buxton Mary Ethel 763 266 371 Buxton Wm Robert 316 Buzby Richard 178 395 Bycroft Ronald Eugene 407 Bycrly Cecil Wayne 335 Byerly Virgil Eugene ..121 135 268 „ ,, 270 304 340 Byrne Henry Schneider ....36 176 316 Byrnes Mae Betty 223 Byrus Robert Luke 135 324 Byrus Wm Charles 112 324 Cahoon Wilbur Grove 203 340 Cairns E Jarrett ! . . . .389 Caldwell Joan [ 293 Calhoon Edward Clair 53 Callies Craige 160 244 348 Cambridge Edward F 244 Campbell Angus K 53 203 335 Campbell Carolyn 47 Campbell David P 224 Campbell Donald Clar UllA Campbell H Albert Jr 24 205 Campbell Larry . . . . 404 Campbell Melvin Roy 24 219 344 Campbell Oliver F Jr 186 351 Campbell Robert A 240 304 324 Campbell Robert Bass 335 Campbell Ralph Brezo 400 Campbell Stanley Hue .112 Campbell Vincent N 334 Campbell William E . ' .. ' 204 Campen Elgon Ralph ... iRfi CAMPUS 4.H 193 Cannon Or C Y 22 Capellen Jennings M ! 36 195 Carey Gene Kelly 58 383 384 Carey William N 199 Caihart George D . ' 36 201 Carithers Florence A . . 372 CARDINAL GUILD . . 260 CARDINAL KEY !!!!!! ' l51 Carlson Barbara Ann 376 Carlson Eldon Albert .....24 Carlson Garwin T 337 Carlson Marilyn Jean ' ! . 330 Carlson Rosalie C 22l 330 Carlson Rosemary June ...193 224 272 371 Carlton Richard H 403 Carlyele LeRoy Vernon ! ! ! 210 Carman Byron Keith 197 Carmichael Dick A ! ] . 210 Carmichael Harry W ! ! ! ! ! 153 earner Dr ' . ' . ' .. ' 261 Carothers J Edwin 217 CarotI.ers Susan ' 217 Carpenter Billy Joe ...!.!. ' !.!.. ' . ' 193 Carpenter Natalie Ann ....... .....372 Carpenter Robert Dean !! ' 332 Carpenter Seth Loren !!!!.36 Carr Dennis Joseph ' 223 Carr Dr Percy H ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . .56 Carrington Betty Lee !! 371 Carrington Richard G .. 266 406 Carroll Arlen S 166 237 239 363 Carson Kenneth E 320 Carson Wayne Gilbert ... ' ....3iii Carstens Margaret D .i 7 Carter George Levernc 58 Carter Lark Poland ..174 226 249 . . .. 406 407 Carter Mary Elizabeth 47 Carver Dr Lowell L IsS 205 Case John Joseph 134 135 174 Case Neil Alan 176 Case Shirley Ann 379 Casey Larry Jack .3A3 Cavanaugh Leonard 68211 Cavitt Wm Raymond .... 323 CESSNA HOUSE ' . ' . ' . ' . ' 386 Ctace Walter Ray Jr 68 2II 404 Chaffee Margaret Jean H .... 298 Challed Richard Allen .58 203 263 327 CHAMBERLAIN HOUSE 337 CI amberlain Richard 36 I96 315 CI ambers Norman Earl 356 Chambers William J 355 Champlin Charles K ' ' .351 Chance Richard Lee 174 327 Chandler James E Jr ]l21 179 Chantland Arnold 36 CI apin Elaine Ruth .... I93 248 380 Clapin Neal E 67 68 155 167 211 246 Chapman Billy B 24 191 Chapman Jesse Dwayne 36 202 360 Chapman Mary Louise 372 Charters Frances C 206 379 Chartier Donald M 112 Chase Jack Everette 203 343 Chatellier John 237 239 Chatland Arnold . . . . .199 Chaudhary losal Ahmad ' . ' . ' . ' .2QS Cheatum Marvin Kent ... 36 200 CHEER SQUAD : ..268 Chelstad Magnus E 186 389 Chen Homer Min Jen . .160 199 238 399 Cheney Bruce Dixon 383 388 Chennall Glen James 391 Cherpinsky Richard J ! ! ! 112 Cherry Nancy Carol ..374 Cherryholmes Cteo D ' . ' . ' . ' . ' .. .3$ Chessman Arlene Joan ' . 375 Chester Robert A ! . ' 244 Chidester Larry G 334 Chihak Paul Peter ' ' ' 337 Childs John Edwin [383 Childs Lorraine 272 286 Childs Louise M ! . . . .248 Childs Roger Dean !!!!!226 Ching Clarence 2IO CHI OMEGA !!! ' 286 Chittenden Chloe C 379 Chitty Barbara Alice 224 374 Chmelar William W 347 Chrisinger Richard L ..155 I74 180 272 399 Christ Duane Marian Christensen Austin A 216 220 241 383 385 .23 167 181 189 319 58 225 371 23 24 181 316 Christensen Burton G Christensen Charlotte Christensen James V . Christensen John J 179 347 Christensen Marguerite 380 Christensen Mary Corrine 376 Christenson Robert Will.ams ...... .356 Christensen Walter J 237 Christenson William A ! ! !l21 Christenson William Frank !!393 Christian Mrs Elverna 315 Christian Sherril D ...58 I36 227 „, . . 248 404 Christians Charles J 193 334 Christopher Julianne 380 Chrysler Dale G . ' 324 Chrystal Tom 24 316 Chumbley Kenneth D 112 359 Chung Nam Young 155 210 Church Margaret Ethel 217 380 Church Sally Joan 375 Cilissen Christ 205 Cirotski Leo George 393 Citurs Karl Max 179 389 Claeson Edward 359 Clampitt Richard Roy !!!!!l63 Clark Betty Jane ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . .272 Clark Dale Eugene .179 Clark Frank Edward .!!340 Clark Harvey Lee 334 Clark John Garold ' ' ' i63 Clark Marilyn Jean 47 224 Clark Marvin Elston 63 155 211 Clark Maurice Leiand 36 198 328 Clark Norman Philip , . 391 Clark Robert K . ' !!58 ' 316 Clark Roy A 24 Clark Sharon Marie 193 224 ' 378 Clark Thomas Sterling 3I6 Clark Wendell P 24 186 Clarke Dorothy Mae 47 286 Clausen George 363 Clausing Don Paul 36 156 leO 200 333 385 Claussen Gerald Arlo 404 Claver Phil 355 Clayburg William J .! ' !355 Clayton Mary Kathryn 248 290 Clement Eldon T 121 Clements John Albert .36 200 Clendening Robert William 112 Clifton Sue Carol 286 Clinkenbeard Charles 383 395 Clizebe Frank Emory 351 Closner Wally Reed !!!!!315 Closson Edward Eugene 401 Clough Alivon Kay 193 194 339 Cmelik Frank Jr 199 Cobb James Waddell IsO 384 Cochran Enierin 47 Cocl-.ran Jerry R 399 Cochran Thomas Eugene 24 l86 320 Code Thomas Eugene 196 304 Coe Rodney Michael 344 Coey Charles R II2 331 Coffin Joe Alden 193 Coffland Richard A 400 Coffman Carl Kerth 1 24 174 Coffman Charles William 221 Coffman Wayne Orlo 221 Cogley James Laird 272 393 Co. agan Francis LeRoy lG j 199 Cohn Carl Karl 24 348 Colbrun Jay Thornton 134 Cole Margaret M 226 378 Cole Sally Lee 289 Coleman Van Carmody 327 Colglazicr Kenneth 24 179 Collins Annette Mabel 226 368 Collins Alice Nelle 47 282 Collins Chester C 163 334 Collins Mary Ann 223 297 Collins Mary Esther 289 Collis Lorene Marie 379 Collison Richard William 210 Collisson John Allan .57 58 203 222 304 339 424 Colonj Fr n Amlin 155 157 227 257 404 Coloiry Mvion Mlrold 24 178 215 Colony U(l)j Jtinnc )jM) Coltrjnt Oatid 36 202 Coliig jKk RicMrd 389 CoUillc Williim .23 1S5 180 240 307 CoUtll Richard Rill JgS Col ill H«fb«(t W J6 198 Combl Bl ry BrooH 305 344 Comm Hjncy Antila 378 Comglon John Olinr . .23 24 155 185 188 328 Convd FrudJ Mly 372 CONCERT BAND 252 Condon ChjHfi Htnry 273 348 Cont Rob«rt H 404 Congrr Douglas J 395 Com J John 199 Conlan Jamis Donald 343 Conify John Richird 210 383 Conn Loii Hdtna 380 Conn Ruth Elii:iblth 47 282 Conntll ChArlri Richvd 24 179 328 Conntlly Trulyn Gtnt 36 197 360 Conntf Pjincij Jean 248 Connor Ba5 ltc 74 273 289 Connor Jamei Robert 112 Connor hadine , . . .380 Connor Robert Charin 24 186 Connorlly Collnn Joan 371 Conolly Ellrn Dftw .223 272 281 376 Conrad Sancy Margaret ...47 162 282 Conibruck Harold E 223 CONVERSE HOUSE 388 Cook Cecil Quentin 311 Cook Oorii Ann 297 Cook Ereretl 210 Cook Floyd Herman 36 159 Cook Frank Lloyd 221404 Cook Kenneth Stnrin .179 225 248 328 Cook Marilyn Sue 218 371 Cook Ruiiell Michael 223 344 Coomes Roger Kello o 352 Coon Haryard James 36 201 316 Coooer Claudelte 367 370 Cooper Edaard Horrell 404 Cooper Glenn Adair 186 Coooer Mrs Helen 332 Cooper John Alonio 223 344 Cooper Joseph H 312 Cooper Oryille Elwool 179 Coo«r Or M S 34 Copcland Diana 372 Copeland Hugh H 23 24 191 324 Copley Carol Jean 47 376 Copley Joan Coral 248 380 Copley Rosi Roger 198 Copley Russell Dean 198 392 Core Maurice Eldon 24 155 188 312 Cormack Coach Herbert 112 Cormany Nancy Lydia 243 248 289 Comoell Ann 372 Cornwell Constance 46 243 294 Cornxell Robert John 388 Corrigan Clayton C 186 Corrough Anne Wallace 286 Cosgrote Thomas Henry . .159 175 397 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB 208 Cotton Channing E 210 311 Coltrell Mary Ellen 161 162 Cotlrell Ruth Ann 224 285 Coulion Jack Richard 58 324 Countiis Mary Nan 371 Couiini Mary Carolyn 193 194 371 Cousins Robert James 404 Cowden Joseph M Jr 199 331 Cowen Robert Ira 233 327 Cooger 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Witmer Robert 29 179 Witt Betty Jean 50 376 Witte Lillian Ruth 218 Wiltmaack Charles S 223 402 Wixson Oouolas 335 Wixson James David 335 Wolf Donald Keith 323 Wolf Jerry Eugene 190 363 Wolf Leonard 164 197 Wolf Margaret Ann 220 290 Wolfe Alexander C 348 Wolfe Harve Wesley 248 263 Wolrab Joanne Mary 368 Woli Ruth Elaine 220 374 WOMEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL ..367 WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB 248 WOMEN ' S I FRATERNITY 269 Wood Carol Ann ,46 50 162 280 289 Wood David Theodore 395 Wood Gay Rowena 50 215 216 220 370 Wood John Thurston ..29 174 176 180 355 Wood Pearl M 323 Wood Wayne Ward 327 Wood Richard Willis 359 Wooilard Clara Maxine 224 377 Woodard Mary Lo ' j 290 Woodburn Samuel L .155 157 198 261 294 Woodcock Doyle Leslie 398 Woodruff James Norman ...226 262 343 Woodruff Luanne E 216 217 370 Woods Beverly Jean 206 Woods Preston Dean 240 328 Woolley CIcoia Louise 50 193 376 Woolman Roy C 158 Wormley Myron Eugene ...29 304 312 Worth Frances Ann .,,50 162 216 224 225 228 261 367 370 Worthington Stanley 352 Wren Patricia Ann 50 301 Wrenn Carol Frances 381 WRESTLING TEAM 130 Wright Surman LeRoy 68 211 Wright Eugene Harold 348 Wright John Andrew 186 Wright Jon Weston 343 Wright Mrs Marie , 297 Wright Marilyn Sue 193 248 290 Wright Robert W 312 Wright William W 331 Wuniler Willys Edwin 29 Wyatt Burl Eugene 68 211 Wygle Richard Ira 41223 Wylanil Oran Jack 339 Wymore Alvin Chilson 60 265 351 Wynne Mary Helen .60 166 242 289 Yamada Nobuhiro 208 Yates Karyl 298 Yates Ronald Lee 394 Yeh Charles Chiang 160 YEL-JAX 272 Yestness Carol J 381 Yctter Gerald P 178 327 YMCA 227 Yoder Alan C 216 386 Yoder Carl Clayton 316 Yoder Harry Whitaker 210 Yoder James Thurland 210 348 Yoerger Janice Joyce 2,23 374 Yokie James Albin 29 190 382 401 York Lester E 387 York Welton Dougal 328 York Yvonne Alice 381 Yoshii Mitsuko 163 377 Young Don Warren 134 351 Young Dorothy Grace 370 Young Lloyd R 60 383 401 Young Mrs Madge 383 Young Robert John 307 Young Robert Linville 41 199 387 Young Thomas Edwin 29 179 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
