University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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ham .W .4 mm.-., ,, ,WI ........ 1 , 'L Q f 1' .-sa.. ., , 4. aa.f,.5es5 ,.. : 3 ' M. I A 'E iw -ff ' 1. Saws . Q we . . Arlie McGuire, Professor of So- - nology. PhD., Cornell Um- FE versity William G. Rozeboom, Profes- sor of History and Political Q Science, Chairman of Social Science Division. M.A., Uni- y versity of Michigan tl ocial cience Cluh Oflicers: President ,,,...,,,.,.............,..,. ,.,,.. D on Eldred Program Chairmen ...,. ...,... B arbara Mann Rose Wimmer Secretary-Treasurer .....,....,...,,,. Robert Williams Meeting twice monthly, this departmental club, interested in all of the problems that con- cern mankind, had an interesting year discussing political, economic, and social problems. Prob- lems ranging from socialized medicine to growing old successfully were discussed and received enthusiastically by the group. L. Dean Wallace, Associate Pro- fessor of History and Politi- cal Science. M.A., University of Iowa Margaret Van Scoyoc, Associate Professor of Commerce. M.S., Kansas University Back row, left to right: G. Wolfe, C. Cheinelik, D. Elclrecl, A. Hamilton, D. Datisman, J. Elliott, J. Hemsley, M. Hausheer R. Williams, T. Schavone, C. Dumbell fguest speakerl, J. Gill, M. Kennedy, Dr. McGuire. Front row, left to right: J. Balbach, C. Osborne, R. Wimmer, C. Arnold, J. McKeag, R. McNeill, B. Sweany, H. Velsor, B Mann. M. Thaclen. B. Johnson.

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. . , u O.. U I ,nu 5' ' '- ,- :. !. n ,- A '-fi n a -il , ., . X. 4 Q f, 'ia' Umicron Mu Oiiicers: President ,.........f. - ................ ..... a ...... R uth Close Vice-President .,....... - .....,,. Mary Thompson Secretary ....... .. - ....... ....,.. E lizabeth Jahn Treasurer .r... ..... G loria Sunneson Remember the float in the homecoming parade on which was placed a banquet table load- ed with good things to eat? That was an example of the year's many activities--among other things, eating. There's the taffy-pull, the yule breakfast, bake sales, sweetheart dinner, and those delicious angel food cakes baked by Miss Hagen for the monthly birthday dinners. This picture was taken at the Sweetheart dinner, an annual affair of Omicron Mu. This is one of the many activities spon sored by this home economics pre-professional club.

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Religions Education, Philosnph and Bible D. Alan Martens, Associate Pro- fessor of Bible and Christian Education. Tl1.B., Auburn Theological Seminaryg lVl.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Iota Chi Officers: President s,,,,s. ,,,...., M arguerite Norman Vice-President ,,...,,,......, .Ida Rothweiler Secretary ,ss...,v,, .....A....., M iriam Bassett Treasurer ..........s....s Cornelia Freeseman Designed primarily for young women going into full M time Christian work, Iota Chi Sigma's basic purpose is to encourage Christian fellowship in service, study, and worship, and to inspire and encourage a richer Christian life among its members. Meetings are planned to present opportunities for future work and service and to deal with current situa- tions in the church. Several speakers shared their experi- ences to the group on a variety of subjects. David I. Berger, Professor of Homiletics QSeminaryl, Pro- fessor of Bible QCollegel. lVl.R.E., Auburn Theological Seminary, Th.D., University of Dubuque Back row, left to right: M. Bassett, M. Norman, N. Oak, B. Turney, C. Freeseman, B. Baal, B. Ryplcema, A. Bahr, M. Jas- pers, Mrs. Berger, L. Baal, Mrs. Martens, R. Davenport, F. Smith, Mr. Martens, C. Hilfmger, M. Becker. Front row, left to right: H. Lazaricles, Z. Lazaricles, M. Lloyd, S. Zouncouricles, H. Connor, C. Arnold, M. Greer, De Groff D. Kruse, J. Sieclschlag, J. Hartbeclc, J. Shorten, L. Frerichs.