University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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A Senior, by Ethel Charlton Lallagee, by Tabard . Poem, by Polygon Into a Larger Life, by Bessle Grace Parker 206 208 208 109 ATHLETICS • 211 Athletic Union . 213 Track Department 213 On the Gridiron . . . . 215 Fred A. Williams and C. A. Brown 219 The Diamond . .... 219 Tennis Association ... 222 MILITARY 223 Officers of the Batallion . 224 Roll of Students who joined the U. S. Volunteer Army 227 S U I Band 232 ALUMNI . 233 Alumni Association ...... • 234 G. T. W. Patrick . ........ . 235 Frank Orren Lowden ........ . • 235 H. M. Remley . . ........ , 237 W. W. Baldwin • • • • • . . . . • 240 Louise E. Hughes 242 F. E. Nipher. . . 243 Turner S. Bailey 246 HUMEROUS DEPARTMENT . 249

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Ladies ' Reception Room . Baconian Club . Dalton Club . . . . . . Political Science Club and Whitney Society Northern Oratorical League . S. U. I. Oratorical Association S. U. I. Lecture Bureau . S. U. I. Debating League . Professional Women ' s League Paul Morphy Chess Club . S. U. I. Hellenic Whist League Glee and Mandolin Club The Vidette - Reporter The S. U. I. Quill PUBLICATIONS • FRATERNITIES . Beta Theta Pi . Phi Kappa Psi Delta Tau Delta Phi Delta Theta . Sigma Nu . Pi Beta Phi . Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Gamma Phi Delta Phi . Xi Psi Phi . . Theta Nu Epsilon Phi Alpha Gamma COLLEGIATE ORGANIZATIONS Zetagathian Society . Irving Institute . Phi Beta Kappa . Philomathean Society Erodelphian Society Hesperian Society Hammond Law Senate Forum (Law) . Engineering Society Polygon Die Germania Ivy Lane Tabard 133 134 134 135 136 136 137 137 138 138 139 141 143 145 146 147 149 151 143 155 157 159 161 163 165 167 168 168 169 171 172 173 175 177 179 181 183 . 185 287 . 189 191 192 LITERARY 193 Violets, by Polygon ..... . 194 When Next the Roses Bloom (Poem). by Polygon • 196 Story, by Tabard . . • 197 Bits of Ancient History . . . • 198 A Small Recruiting Officer, by Edna Page . 201 To a Japanese Hair Ornament ( Poem), Anonymous 205

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Preface writer is anxious to say something of his book by way of introduction. We promise to be brief. In the tion of this, our HAWKEYE, we have spared neither time, pains, nor money. We have tried to be fair and impartial to the several departments of our University; presenting each, so far as possible, in the true light in which it may be seen to-day. ated by the one desire, that this Annual might be worthy of the University and the class it represents, we have done our best. Of our success or failure you must judge. Of the trials endured and difficulties met in the publication of this book we shall not speak. Although the task was arduous and trying, it was not without its little green spots where might rest the weary soul by hope forsaken. Our University ings we had never so realized before. All have been kind, helpful and obliging. In some we have found traits of character as beautiful as pictures in the sky. A few have expressed a strange indifference. We are greatly indebted to the professors and students for assistance rendered us, and here in the opening of our book, we hasten to make obeisance to them. To the professors and instructors of our beloved institution, proudly we present the result of our labors the realization of our hopes, knowing full well that from them we shall receive but kindly criticism. To the Alumni we give this Annual from their Alma Mater, hoping that to them it may be a veritable fountain of youth in which they may bathe and amid fancies and fond remembrances live again their college days. To our classmates, who have reposed unbounded trust and confidence in us, we offer this book as representing them. To our fellow students, who made its publication possible, this HAWKEYE in kindness is presented. The hits and grinds in which the editors have indulged are given in a most kindly spirit with the aim to be unjust to none. Our work is ended, what a glorious consolation! The office is closed. The pen falls from the hand, while the weary mind seeks other and newer fields. THE EDITORS.