University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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LARSON BOARDMAN COLE Page 16 NELSON CAMPBELL REED

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President's daughter comes home. THE SPEAKS Recently released from the press comes a volume entitled 'The College Journey, in which the author informs prospective stu- dents concerning the total scene that lies before him. From the standpoint of making one sense the joys of acquaintance with human knowledge, the author has made a significant contri- bution. That acquaintance with the arts and the sciences, and the tools of a particular profession is a fact of which an ad- ministrator may never lose sight. As one looks back upon a college career, it is for this acquaintance that one is most thankful. Yet one's most pleasant recollections frequently come from some trivial incidents only remotely connected with the pursuit of knowledge. To preserve the memories of col- lege life is the distinctive function of the college annual. The editors of the 1939 OLD GOLD have so truly caught the spirit of their opportunity and responsibility that for the students of the Iowa State Teachers College, the book might well be called, The College Journey. (f.ff.AZCZ Pago 15

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS DEAN OF THE FACULTY—Dean Nelson maintains, in discussing How to Become a Dean, that only those incapable of holding their own as a student, professor, or as a social success may be- come a faculty dean! DEAN OF WOMEN—Miss Campbell takes upwards of one thou- sand girls under her wing, finds work for them, keeps them from getting homesick, and helps them lead normal college lives dur- ing their stay here. In fact, Dean Campbell's office buzzes with work! DEAN OF MEN—Dean Reed, likewise, holds a very important position. Keeping nearly seven hundred fellows within bounds is enough. He also assists in sponsoring college dances and he acts as adviser to the Inter-Fraternity Council and to Men's Union. BUSINESS MANAGER—If you once possessed a Model T that rambled right along, you might become business manager some day. Mr. Boardman got his start that way Now he wrests room rents and college fees from coinless college kids! It can be done, you know. REGISTRAR—Mr. Larson keeps track of those elusive credits earned at the institution and prepares interesting little balance sheets. To careless students he may pro- nounce, ''Thou shalt not graduate! SUPERINTENDENT OF GROUNDS—Mr. Cole has some- thing to do besides putting up signs that say Please. With the rapid strides he has made in the way of land- scaping, he can take pride in a campus beautiful. Page 17