University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Left to right: M. Dennler, Dr. Baker, C. Rothlisberger, Dean Rediger, D. Drake. Arnold, D. Jafvert, Mr. Newcomb, B. Hansel, Mr. Rozeboom, Miss tudent Affairs Committee The Student Affairs Committee acts as the governing body in the planning of a well-balanced school calendar. Its membership is composed of live faculty members and five students ' All University activities following the dinner hour fall under the jurisdiction of this Committee and it is its purf pose to prevent serious conflicts which might arise in the scheduling of activities In order to secure a place on the calendar of social events, 6 Y it is necessary for each organization to submit a request Q which must be approved by the Committee at its semi- Q I monthly meetings Q ff Us W ' LQ, 5' ix X iii? iivfvipfgailibf 7 X fifs Q L ..- fioo fm A -V l C ,b V9 . A Qwiifiglil i 'i W A x A ,Qi ' 5 ---12 -'f 'f5 't-. 1 cy fllgiif fy 1.7'f !I'1 Q-': ' 3 Q: ff.:- :' 7 '.- ' ' ' 7 'x 5. .. 1... , .:-3-.,!..,-' ' . . . . . - ':i': l'-x'4.- -, . ,-I '.,a-. '1.--1--Jw H ...-.. :iff T' 1. :Z u. ni'L:1f.3., .I , . v pr. at-if., , I ,.'.'J J l. jj, ' , . Tm vf 1. ' :'If-:-f'-'-.'.? .. if , 6:51-9:5 Seif- --Z f. :'.'. 5,':,-.'. -1 ' - i iif'fliY3'7f'fi'I- '.- - - - - 1-4. ,s . -' ' .. ' - -' : ,.. .'..:'f.I- 4 -K' -:EI ., . ufwf, ' 4,--, .,-: . 3' --.i,i.,- - - -E ,'5gg,:.-f.q. . . ' .QI-iz s nl! WV. e ' S , ' '37 'f': i !::A12, :'.,4:, - ,fl '-' I --:in K -121-L.,-'. L-u..'9':' ,, r. . .::--'-12141 f V it'-' 'li-'tsrf - - r ' 4 D L. f.,.h:, ' ,utr 1 -.!:.:,X J , - 'ts ,,.-:Q I nfl.. . . 1... .h '11, . x ,,-.,v V ,, . Q V., - .'-1 -'- 'Q-, - ' . ',:,- ' 32.11 L 7 'A - '14 .s . ., e. , - -.. - H. -,--I .fx - -- '- - - '-.-.-- -2 -- . ff 1:- ru: -- :x X --.-1,-i,-A f '- .:,'-,--Pc' -.-.,df'-.-1 .':,' .AJ iii' , ,,f.1s. . . .,. ,..-an , .A .5 ft, .-.3-2 9 , ' -. fn? mx 1 tba' f ..,:7-'Fw -:-'-..- -. , s- ' 's' --e 4 .. fin.:-j:,': - 4. -fZ',,-, 5' , .433 i -.rg eff.. .,.-I. ,. .1 .1 .,' '--,-.., ' -, aku' Q, sp B. , in W - -, -j:..j'L.1 .f,:sf:..-ru .. Q1-L ' x . ' ' 'U,.:f-'7-'-'.d-.1.'1,- '1!l:'q. 4, I - -fu.. I-.sl : I X . :ez :'.: ., V 9 Z.: L15 xl ,4 I 10 l ' 1 A -A hifi. :sin J: '....:-24:5 ' -- .- ---1 '.,: LQ . '-5 Z ., .- -?'2- ',- ' ,K '-L'- ' '-.-..'-'-gr'-'. e fn: 21. V , Dr, - vi:-is - I1 trip-:L fa'-5 , - . , 2.1 . ..: ..r,:. ' . 'F '-:.,'- f 0: '11'-if .-g if - - ' - f .' - -.1 .3 fo wf C .-- w'-ff.-- -4. . ' M' ll 0 'X-.1395-'f:3'f'.- C-f '1,L'3'. 43' A 'Si 1 '-I 1 ff' ' -,':4.'-. x6 C, ' '50 il liciigitlii 'f- -. : - . ,, -A 4 - lf' 'Y' 09' 0 5332- 'if' -'Ta , - ,W ,- - D, ... 1 - .gin- o 0 1 1- ,ihgk ...lin ,. 'L nq-,ktks ' ' ' 47 ,W 'sf ' . ' - 4 - . . , 3 it W 5 f 'ss ' ' by of o J I el ir , . . 'lily . fl? fl cl , ' ,n A .diy N 1901 -lwliifg ':5'g:a ii-

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35 I ..: ' '- - .a ag ., u A as I ' . , ol ,- I Q 1, , r. fl' ' Q, q r j - no' ...gg L A ., ,. .:-.. : . '- .4 ' . . . .g . :- . '- . tudent Council A sharp whistle and the freshman mixer was in full swing! This was the first major project of the Student Council. Who lines up the Homecoming parade? Who secures prizes and assembly speaker? No one but the Student Councill Would you care to donate to the Red Feather drive? This question re-echoed on cam- pus as the third project went into action. The Council saw to completion this year the revision of the cut system. A student is now entitled to take cuts equal to the number of credit hours in each course in addition to all ex- cused absences. This governing body is elected by the students and its purpose is to further plans of the student body and administration. Standing, left: to right: J. Siege, L. Sonlcsen, D. Drake, B. Cannon, H. Gearhart, G. Coppage, H. Stein. Seated, left to right: Mr. Wallace, R. Close, J. Galliart, M. Thaden, J. Chambers, M. Julius. Pictured in upper right corner is R. Hutchison, President of Council.

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Standing, hack row, left to right: R. Gloycl, E. Dorst, A. Sorensen, C. Ploen, G. Wolfe. Seated: B. Sweany, Miss Rothlisberger, M. Keith, J. A. Lindaman, M. Mecum. Pan-Hellenic The Pan-hellenic and Interfraternity councils work together to co-ordinate affairs concern- ing their social groups. Rushing rules, interfraternity athletic contests, and the annual fraterni- ty-sorority dance are all part of the council's Work. Inter-Fraternity Standing, left to right: D. Williams, M. Winters, T. Schavone, T, James, C. Willming, D. Drake Seatecl: Dr. Geyer, R. Berger, J. Siege, R. Schumacher.