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

Text from Pages 1 - 368 of the 1967 volume:

leaning over empty glasses, poking at the ash tray with ends of ciga- rettes, we spoke of Chinese history books and the phonetic symbols, of kiddie lit. and sculpture class, of ferlinghetti come on lets go empty our pockets and disappear — we would leave the pizza house and go from the hill and the things that take money, away from the walls and the things that take our time and minds, leave roommates staring at empty beds and wondering; directors filling out forms and shaking heads we would drift into the icy air of a black and silver night, run down end- less empty streets—wake to reds and yellows and clouds, wander as stran- gers among small white houses, laughing children,- then home again to old friends and streets and days wr i It I varsity vogue program: social etiquette Dr. J. W Moucker President of the College Dr. William C. Lang Vice President of the College Dr. Daryl Pendergroft Assistant to the President Dr. Wallace Anderson Dean of Undergraduate Studies D' Edward Voldseth Doan of Students Dr M. R. Beard Registrar Dr Howard Knutson Associato Dean of Instruction Dr. Paul C. Kelso Counseling Coordinator Dr. Leonard R Davis Counseling Psychologist Dr. Movis L. Holmes Associate Deon of Students Horold E. Bernhard Director of Religious Activities Dr. J F Gerken Director of Health Service John Zohori Director of Dining Services George H Holmes Director of College Relations Dr. H M Silvey Director of Research Dr Gordon Rhum Coordinator of Research Evaluation Donald O. Rod Director of Library Services Mrs. Ethel Winier Union Program Director Dr. Raymond J. Schlicher Milo Lawton Extension Sorvico Di'ector and D rector of Alumni Sorvico Director of Field Services Dr. Ernest Fossum Director of Placement Dr. Ross A. Nielsen Dircclor of Malcolm Price laboratory School Melvin M. Manion Director of Physical Plant m jl Robert Porter Supervising Architect James L. Bailey Treasurer LOOKS LIKE Homecoming • - miss inga bartosch 1966 homecoming queen sci repertory theatre young democrats sponsored hughes visits. DAVID BLUM Musical Director 7he Castlf at Citerhaza STATE COLLEGE AUDITORIUM Tues. Wed. NOV. 8 9 8:15pm 1966 mother of the year barb rensink, and mrs. gcrrit rensink .... t(( mr e n. eyler dad of the year trust is the most precious thing we hove to give to others. sister modolevo because of mediocrity on sci's campus, heaven is gained by a teacher's certificate, silence reigns in the classroom and students head for the farm on friday. henry parker YARBROUGH Friday. November 4. i960---------------1 Mb CULLbQ7fc bYb--------------------- Kultur Julius System -A Hamlet For Ducks by ROY BEHRENS (A tragedy in three acta, with apologies to William Shakespeare and various others.) PROLOGUE: (As the scene opens, a cour- ier enters from the left, sounds a familiar theme song, and then exits. To the right we see a large black kettle, and gathered about it axe four very fat and ugly wom- en. They are the cooks of King System. They’ve straggling hair, few teeth and dirty uniforms — and they are stirring with their feet.) First Cook: (sadistically) Round and round the kettle kick. We shall make the students sick. Rats and lice are their reward For having paid their room and board. Second Cook: (generously) Triple rooms and triple bunks, Add the garbage in triple chunks. All: (stirringly) Bum and bubble, stir the din- ner, Watch the students growing thinner. (An Intruder enters from the left and runs to the kettle.) Intruder: (intrudlngly) Excuse me, I’m from the li- brary. Could I hide a oook in there? Third Cook: Throw it in with pages yellow They'll give bindirqj to the Jello. Fourth Cook: And if it’s Friday, you've your wish Of any meat — Just make it fish; All: Add the bugs and bats and killer. We’re the cooks that live in the cellar. Bum and bubble, stir the din- ner, Watch the students growing thinner. (The oooks disappear and from the left enters a lone figure dressed as a Jester.) Jester: I hope that I shall never see A half-assed university. A teacher's college badly taught, But five times b i e z e r It’s time to rise and greet your king. Rise! I say, or soon you've missed Tm. Your lovable king — your Ju- lius System. (There are groans of dismay from the peasants, yet they rise and stand attentive.) Courier: Tie your brains and clean your morals, Your king has com© with har- dy laurels. Don your sweater and golden buckle. And shine your shoes honeysuckle. Curl your hair and ar your signs — Your king is here and he some lines! (Sounds of regality, conv tlon processionals, etc. Er the one and only Julius Sys king of the peasants and r of all. He is accompanied by party — notably B. A., B (teaching), and their youx brother B. 8.) Julhie System: Good morning, students, wake and discerning. Your attitude is conduciv« learning. (At that very moment from left enters a very beautiful buxom young lady. Her m is Education. Upon seeing S tern and his party, she sudd ly becomes unhinged and b-l for the door.) J B. A.: Hark! Look yonder! B. A. (Teaching: Gee, golly, gosh and yipe I see one of the female ty B. 8.1 I know her! Tls that maiden who wo long resist us — Tls Education, that wild it tress! B. A.: Grab her, Julius! B. A. (teaching): Julius, catch her before gets away! B. 8.: Julius, seize her.' (Julius runs after Educati I and exits with his party.) Peasants: (Woefully) Woe to us who picket night Our king is looking more ul sightly. He's loosing weight and loci ing lean, And we would rather have queen! We Want Education! V Want Education! We Wa Education! (They march off and exit On again, the jester enters fro the left and ftdrlroanna lh� nil Our fertile brains are up for slaughter. Must we stand here for long duration While Julius chases Educa- tion? Second Peasant: But sir! What doth one do? First Peasant: Rebel, I say — with sense of flight! They'll not submit, but we must fight! While I slumbered weak and weary Before a quaint, retarded bore. While I slumbered, neatly numbered, Suddenly there cam© a mum- bling As if someone was gently crumbling, Crumbling on the classroom floor. Tls some visitor, I muttered. I know how you are alone I have felt it early in the morning and late I know what dropping asleep can help I have walked the same street I have tried to smile I know you are alone ■n dance company SCI ARTISTS SERIES Mary PleggenkuMe sci art dickinson relays queen Indoor SCI 92 Grinnell 19 SCI 49 Iowa State 82 SCI 45 Mankato 68 SCI 91 Wartburg 51 Simpson 8 Platteville 12 SCI 81 Cornell 36 Cent. Miss. 23 SCI 9816 Coe, Wartburg 13 Wartburg 2816 NCC South Half SCI 49 South Dakota 55 Morningside 21 Augustana 7 Outdoor SCI 57 Central Missouri 88 SCI 96 Wartburg 49 SCI 91 Grinnell 40 SCI 51 Iowa State 94 SCI 95 SW. Missouri 52 William Jewell 36 SCI 2nd at Cornell Relays SCI 3rd at NCC SCI 7th at NCAA Midwest Regional Track SCI 7 Upper Iowa 0 SCI 4 Wartburg 1 SCI 1 Loras 7 SCI 7 Dubuque 1 SCI 0 Iowa State 9 SCI 4 Parsons 5 SCI 3 La Crosse St. 6 SCI 2 Luther 7 SCI IstatNCC SCI 3rd at NCAA Regional Tennis Tour SCI 4 Iowa State 11 SCI 514 Drake 914 SCI 10 Luther 5 SCI 914 Mankato State 514 SCI 10 Drake 5 SCI 10 Wartburg 8 SCI 1 Illinois State 14 SCI 4 La Crosse State 11 SCI 8 Loras 7 SCI 6 Illinois State 9 SCI 14 Wartburg 1 SCI 11 Loras 4 SCI 914 Mankato State 514 Placed second in North Central Conference Second in Midwest Regional NCAA Won 8, lost 5 Second in Midwest Regional NCAA Won 8, lost 5 SCI 2 Wortburg 3 SCI 1 Coe 6 SCI 3 Coe 1 SCI 4 North Dakota State 1 SCI 2 North Dakota 0 SCI 1 Iowa State 3 SCI 3 Morningside 0 SCI 1 Morningside 2 SCI 1 Wortburg 0 SCI 15 Wartburg 4 SCI 9 South Dakota 1 SCI 7 South Dakota 3 SCI 7 Winona State 8 SCI 8 La Crosse State 7 SCI 2 South Dakota State 3 SCI 3 Drake 10 SCI 6 Augustana 4 SCI 6 Wartburg 2 SCI 5 North Dakota 3 SCI 7 North Dakota 6 Won 13. lost 9 Tied for second ploce in North Centrol Conference SCI 22 SCI 20 SCI 21 SCI 20 SCI 35 SCI 29 SCI 18 SCI 42 Winona State Platteville Loras Grinnell Luther Wartburg Cornell Iowa State I SCI 2 Loras 1 SCI 4 Loras 0 SCI 0 Grinnell 0 soccer, non school-sponsored, three years old for- eign, native, and faculty students. SCI 0 Northern Michigan 21 SCI 6 Drake University 9 SCI 10 North Dakota University 23 SCI 28 Augustana 7 SCI 7 Southern Illinois 30 SCI 2 Morningside 0 SCI 13 South Dakota State 7 SCI 14 South Dakota University 30 SCI 41 North Dakota State 14 Won 4 Lost 5 North Central Conference—Won 4, lost 2. Tied for third place in North Central Conference. i X- SCI 71.80 Mankato State 172.50 SCI 67.45 Illinois State 127.70 SCI 67 45 Chicago University 96.50 SCI 46.55 Northern Illinois 164.55 SCI 46.55 Illinois State 123.60 SCI 80 90 Gustavus Adolphus 137 20 SCI 5395 St. Cloud State 111.95 season record 0 -7 SCI 5 Michigan State 25 SCI 21 Eastern Michigan 11 SCI 16 Illinois 15 SCI 29 Ft. Hays State 7 SCI 18 Bemidji State 13 SCI 3 Wisconsin 26 SCI 28 Luther 3 SCI 25 South Dakota State 6 SCI 6 Mankato State 23 SCI 13 Moorhead State 17 SCI 29 Concordia 6 SCI 12 Colorado 17 SCI 7 Michigan State 22 SCI 29 Illinois 6 SCI 16 Minnesota 16 SCI 34 Cornell 3 SCI 22 Northern Illinois 8 SCI 11 Iowa State 20 SCI season record 10—7—1 intramurals qnp opnj SCI 37 Mankato State 55 SCI 43 Illinois Wesleyan 49 SCI 43 Wheaton 73 SCI 24 Platteville State 78 SCI 45 Hamline University 48 SCI 31 Wayne State 59 SCI 29 Northern Illinois 66 SCI season record 0—7 rv $ SCI 78 Iowa State University 79 SCI 85 Western Illinois 80 SCI 58 Southern Illinois 93 SCI 84 Bemidji State 67 SCI 62 Mankato State 64 SCI 79 Northeast Missouri 61 SCI 88 Western Illinois 69 SCI 76 South Dakota State 64 SCI 56 North Dakota State 64 SCI 73 South Dakota University 83 SCI 74 Morningside 71 SCI 64 South Dakota University 90 SCI 58 North Dakota University 64 SCI 71 North Dakota State 64 SCI 74 Morningside 68 SCI 85 South Dakota University 80 SCI 70 South Da koto State 75 SCI 60 Augustana 86 SCI 81 Augustana 53 SCI 64 North Dakota University 92 SCI 69 North Dakota State 86 SCI 90 South Dakota University 81 SCI season record 11 — 11 baker hall SENIOR HEAD RESIDENT 120 If i—I SUOUIUJOD Campbell hall hagemann hall married housing noehren hall ■■■ MB unapproved housing because after 21 you're old enough and independent to know where some in high school are married the difference some kids are working all hear terry knapp's point of the fence why do we need when we have fine without they should apply fine without freshmen aren't they aren't influence student senate mystery what do they they have some doctors fattening i think my roommate and i like the temperature tv courses clothe high school i go there a lot don't do anything there's always social life dress pretty sensible in a mini skirt this morning ten degrees same pill for everything and they're very sure because this was over food we can take ad- justed rates two meals a day pay the same for a triple room the pro- mises they make why did we take those tests i don't like the names unfriendly i can't think limited scope must have been out of their mind carpeting would be good jeonne allbee, leanna blomquist, kenneth bloom, dermis boyle, jerril carlson, mary arm cass, jane Christensen, martha davis, eydie deal, charlotte dumond, michele farrell, heinz frey, sheryl glanz, carolyn grigsby, carol hahn, gail hansen, marianne hortong, tom hughes, dick johnson, charlene jones, wayne justmann, terry knapp, jim liebbe, judy neol, morgaret nelson, david nichols, john palmer, phil pirages, gary reid, ilona smith, eunice stuempfig, don towne, mary umbaugh, bruce upchurch, jenee wodsworth, marci walton, craig williams socrates and piato speech, hearing clinic chil- dren's Christmas party sigma alpha eta “Magnificent Musical Experience ZEV BUFMAN presents Libretto by Lyrics by DuBOSE HEYWARD DuBOSE HEYWARD and IRA GERSHWIN Based on the Play “PORGY by DOROTHY and DuBOSE HEYWARD 4 so Starring VAL PRINGLE with THE EVA JESSYE CHOIR Entire Production Directed by ELLA GERBER SINGERS MOW... 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pi omega pi BUSINESS BUSINESS ED ronald bornes lindo barrick DOUGLAS LLOYD V DEPT HEAD 25 karhy becker marie bunnell DEPARTMENTAL OFFICE 25 vicki burrow harriett frohling ANDERSON 0 32 judy hanson joan helble ANDREESSEN L 12 dorlene hotz BLANFORD J 14 gail Johnson kothy kearney BLANFORD M 8 Caroline kehe carol lage DENTON G 31 |Oyce me bride EVENSON W 24 verlyn noring corolyn puck GOYAL S 24 margaret rouse reginald shoesmitb HEBRON A 12 craig snider ima jeon tjepkes HANSEN G 39 HANSEN K 10 education and psychology department kappa delta pi jomes acton charyl cook carol hasort diann larson marilyn nelson janice ah-cnholz judy coombs bruce haugland diana laughery robert nelson linda alber marsha dutkowski john houser susan leone Virginia nelson cheryl andcrson terry dyrland karen hawkins laura long mary noil kcnnio anderson Stephen earp barbara hellwig sandra mocker shi'ley norman d ana andrews roger engelkes sandra henson barry mateer evonne olson michacl aubrey lorry erion harrief hirsch jeryl mawe martho place william bader laura ewers linda holtz barbara mcconnell linda papenhagen richard bahr marj fields gary hoskins edward me mahon john plaza john bailey bruce fisher diana jesperson shirley me roberts ned peterson lavonnc barkhoff ruth fisher claudia johnson jacquolyn medin katheryn pratt pom barlow trudy fisher harold johnson robert meggenberg gloria rapinchuk inga barfosch reona ford alice jones josephine megivern robert ravn marina bernard carolyn grigsley barbara kacmarynski mary mehaffy mary reilly eldina benson glenn grove judy kaldenberg kay mitchum kathy rechkemmer barbara bcving annette grundmeier susan kasparek marcia mohr lorraine rensink deolinda bosker barbara hoisted janice kent linda monroe judy richardson susan breese karen hansen dorothy kessler alice moore roxonne rogge dianne brown krisfine hanson sharon knupp kathleen mueller shirley roberts sherry bryte lorry harper marcia kohler jane neal margaret rouse mary carter douglas harrenstein carol lage karen nelson wondella rust Once there was an elephant, Who fried to use the telepliouil Jfa No I mean an ele hane Who f ried to use theteleph (Dear me I am not certain cj That even beverly ryken roberto sackett jane Schneider kenneth schroeder judy siems jerry smalley susan smith cynthia soothe 11 Carolyn stefl mary ann stegen susan stoll margaref Stull sandra stroberg judy stroe john stroupe eunice stuempfig thomas sundell kenneth sundblad warren terpstra ima jean tjepkes michael tillmans ingrid trandahl shirley vhetstra dennis wadsworth judi woterbeck ruth williams beverly yoder NOW THAT ISN'T VERY CAN BE AS QUIET AS A BABY CHICK ASLEEP UIETER :an than that! 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mark sonborn lyle schwarzenbach Ion scriven beta beta beta john block michoel brockin cafhy brooks williom carpenter olan cederstrom george dovis loyce de kock gory garton marmette hickman susan jocobson charlotte ensen le roy larson karen linder janis mennenga ray mitchem ruth morris michoel naylon nadine peters john plaza richard plefcher verle punke wayne rand sally repp jerry smalley murray smith sharon watters david winkler becky zahner � ! ir .V ? i 'MiJidL v-a • I ii n M � r... i-, lambda delta lambda dovid aalderks konnie anderson gorry buettner roger ceilley judy coombs mark gibson steve heilmon Virginia miller ruth morris dick neftz mary pothoven dick sontman d. barry show mike fillmans gary turner • • I « ft pi gamma mu ronald capps mary carter robert davis doris gates marianne hartong marlys kasmeier janet larson robert meggenberg marlys messingham davis nielsen robert oberlee morilyn quinn kothy rechkemmer ronald ritchie thomos shannon lorry Spaulding |ohn stroupe william voss craig williams ■ SP theta alpha phi david adamson terry dyrland judy louer pot ravn loretta ross kirsten sonstegard marilyn skow $uzi sargeant delta sigma rho- tau kappa alpha poul boysen terry knapp john morrissey t. ello Strother liz voss sigma alpha eta addy alderson carol® applegafe kate bauman barbara beving nissan buium joyce carlson sbaron collman mary ann dostal judy evans tom gray cheryl groiner john griffiths jackie hersch beverly howard shirley hutchison russ jcffcrics diana |esperson barbara kocmarynski trudy lantau sara lewis gloria lindly sandy macvey carole monroe donna o'rourke karla rekers mabel rice russell riley beverly ryken roberta sackett carol steege carol stoy janet suiter carol taber jonctto thomas aaron thornton linda trudeau alien waiter diane ward ingram whittlosoy kenyon wilson lauraine withrow teaching department V' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ TEACHER ji, j ||||!j||||!M|||l nfft heinz frey sondro gornoss king queen bill von zonfe romono finch prince princess cathie alberts karen andersen cheryl anderson pot anderson sheryl basler debbie behrens diane bellizzi ■ wm sheryl bewyer deolinda bosker chriss courtney carol onn cox cindy davis carol denniston rondo ehlers barb freese jo goodlove judy hanson marionne hartong krystal hayes carol heselton susan hubocek maureen hughes charlene jones koren kaliban trudy keyes judy lauer sandra s. leidigh susan lettow pamela loeffler sherry logon susan lund sandra mocker michele mcginnis linda mendenhall sharon miller |eanne moody jane neal judy neal dessa orlich mary pleggonkuhle jo onn shannon marcia smith linda trudeau carver vera winterowd odeline alderson jeanne allbee konnie anderson kristi anderson barbaro carney carole appelgote sharon ormfield carol armstrong inga bartosch terri biggs bonnie buckles susan cameron joyce carlson joan carlson kathy downey Q ramono finch sandra garnoss marlene Hamilton mory macmillan dianne melton yvonne miller cvolyn rice sally rue donna settle barbaro severin sue thede diane white rebecca williams judi stangl jane waiter katie sullivan georgie steine mory lorkin lindo luppes koren modson koren mastoin irene richter diana sanders sandro schoro brenda sindr judi sixto karlo snyder jean van cleave sue wenholz elaine wermersen gwen wiegmann koren wise KAPPA THETA P! mory orndorfer sue belson patricia balten laurie feldman cathy ferrin carole fox mary jo fulkerson mary gropper jane honsen marilyn |Ones maria koester carol lage eileen londman mory lawson kothrine michael locindo midtgaard julie mericol julie nielsen evonno olsen deborah pacha connie palmer kothie power vicki russell Undo shevol eunice stuempfig charlotte voigt jeanne zalesky lillian ziehow chuck butterfield charles corcoron rich boston dennis cryer gory brower llewellyn culbert robert dovis tom franklin john golz larry henness olan hill phil johnson gory kelley craig kern gary martin |erry meins donald miller bruce mohr garyneal charles o'brien a! pepm lynn plotr ronald puffer chuck rogers john rowlond sam sonka art strong bill toylor john thoman Imdo bolond corolyn boutelle sandy brown mary butler kathleon cafver diana curran nancy daeges connie dovis susan ferguson nancy frueh gait hansen marilyn harris |udy harvey morty hodge |oyce huedepohl koren ketcham kathleen kock diann larson mary jo lowler patricia lewis beth lounsberry joyce miller joleen ocken vicky parson Stephanie pcdendorf nancy poelfler bert romm carol sedgwick debbie seitz dianne smith linda smith ALPHA DELTA PI judy alms cheryl anderson diana andrews merry bamford linda bloore judy bovenkamp carol brecht kafhy brobst sherry bryte jerril carlson jane Christensen cherryl cole helen dolan vicki ernst sally freeburn sherri fuller cheryl greiner carol hahn kathleen hamlin karen hawkins kathy holtam donna huffman pam kerns leone linos |Qnel morion vondo mortimore kothy mugge morilyn palmer udy parrot nadine peters judy peterson sandy reihman donna robinson judy sottizahn shoron spies becky stole carol faber diane teig priscilla traman cheryl triplett carolyn vance |ena ondersen vivion blewctf nancy brink morcia brix susan burns |udy bushmon corole cole an evans marygriffitb peggy grimes one hof chris hohl melva johnson kathleen kearney dorothy kessler koren collinge suson sargeant de lourie parks marlene van roekol nnartho shaull mary siebrecht beverly spellmeyer martha spencer lorraine spies sally sfeele diana trimble barbaro tyJer karen vaudt nancy whitson robert baker richard baxtcr richard bowers ronold christ james delzell joel embree rex eno jerry eyler ron fey william forsberg doug freeman bill girsch jomes Icinyon greg logan bill sparrgrove dermis niewoehner john nolan william sadler earl smith gory Stauffer jerry Stephens Jeffrey young john zmolek CO Q- anderson roger arthur Charles balk |im barron richard befterton tom blong roger carver paul boettcher steven cable lorry clauson bill close george davis howard davis james davidson Steve dewitt harold dorr lames groenenboom ted hallenbeck edward helble carl hilbers lorry holley richard Iverson richard james patrick icnnings joseph kint craig lowrence le roy lines jeff llewellyn SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON LIAIE john prince mark sevok lamesshaner ron spoerl david taylor david trimble bruce upchurch tom van deest lames van etten bill van zante roger van zee david vavroch william wagner jim weilbrenner tom whicher ron white don wood james wood pat arrowsmifh kathy becker margaret binkard nancy bruning mary carter judy coombs phyllis cumpston bonnie davis lindo jennings kathi kulow sandra minard patricia powers SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA kothy rechkemmer lindo rowlond sharon shoulis roberta spring susan Stanfield sharon wotters kothy wright lames acton deryll banning david bedell norman bennett robert doy corwin dunlap gregg durlam ralph feese michael flaherty mike girsch john go$s norris hautad james heller gory hoff art holcomb gene huntley steven johnson |omes kerns arthur kitzmon kenneth kolek gil kreul john lane darryl landas david lewis rickie long fred me whorfer robert meggenberg john michalson ben neideigh john penne richard schlimmer j d. schmidt donold whitmorsh david will paul zelglor TAU KAPPA EPSILON tom onderson rick briggs randy brown frank caito dennis carrier roger ceilley john craig mike culver jim danskin ron dick dean dreyer jerome fowcett david krause john jaehrling john kneelond merrill knight george lancaster Charles lynch mike maos john freie fred pel ley ed phillips dovid prescott bruce quegg john roins lowrence rechtfertig dovid redfern don richardson i 4k edward vinton ric welch patrick williams leland wise fred zeller hohahahahahohahahohoha she's thinking i'm thinking didn't come up with anything else seven six five shov em your dog- tags irrelevant a whole list of them perforated portraits beer they seem to have i'm satisfied he's trying to be a col- lege guy for a day and a half this really upsets me one empty room uh can you get makes for better relations thirty-two ways to justify a low grade-point one problem sososo this is yours each one cost you they weren't enough work this little thing she's gonna i can explain it too need help boys on the staff you know they do everything just sat there associate if possible she needs that i think it's a good thing more than the ordinary for me somewhere subversive very rare says greeks won't let you set up gets rolling lined up drawn up these guys huh? done a lot everybody should join because carpeting would be great 256 Susan Starr $. C. I. ARTISTS SERIES State College Auditorium Tues. Wed. FEB. 21 22 at 8:15 P. M. controversial speaker program paul r. goldman—“the homosexual and the law david stienecker—“what a homosexual wants from society” L miss s.c.i. loretta ross most popular girl on campus bill rauhauser favorite man on campus dr. john eiklor favorite prof IOWA t,7 7-12949 17 -3'437 .7; 8072 . 7-38264 IOWA t 7 7-25526 ♦ IOWA 6' 7 -26984 ,7.-3651.2 • IOWA 67 '7 10918 ■ • IO A 67 [7 19796 - IOWA 7 [7-34266 (Hr—“ 7 19141 IOWA 67 IIT f -12949 ntSEN' AN OPEN LETTER TO PRE3IDENT MAUCKER Ii.vt Th« ’ ' t. Dear J. W.. We rend with interest your statement day'a CEDAR FALLS RECORD. cs) crially ti “Wo bespeak your jisticnoe n w� make the m« jtutnicnU to raddriicc h.ill� and rlwnnxuu to date larger numbers. Kor those student who h four year� for proper adjustment� this � rno m another w. 11 intentioned platitude. DON T OET US WRONG. � rvalue th. sinceri I; your intention� , but if we hud to eat the well intentu platitudes the local T«� 1 S chapter ruubl li liatnl. questio� is: how long ran we wait? The problem that I multiplied with patience arc retting to tin point thm other request for patience n an exercise in absurdity. � Why haven't we another educational building ready� this ycarT la this a problem we put off into the etheivnlf� world of never-never land of the “people of the atnli e five ’ Charlie Parke� disgu stops; elected a left-wing � naU Smith, a bear-! can we assume that administrative five future salaries ning- it� to your Kfi OO should have rres-ixed rreult WHY IS THE SCIENCE BUILDING, nn ugly, no win- iWvw affair, brine jammed in by Hcericy and Sabin hulls creating a huge eyesore I Abo, why weren't precautions like air-conditioning Sabin taken so aa not to render cdu- eation highly difficult, If not impossible during Science c mi st ruction t V Why must we remove natural beauty from ram pus to pul in postage stamp parking lots and bargain baw-ment unions that the predominate cxptv � d student arnliim-nt was against—despite the information to the contrary given the Hoard of Regents Would you explain why there are double romus in Campbell with one girl while Bartlett has triple doubles nnd occupied the loft ami professors reducing reading require menta because the living conditions an- incoitduriw to study T And to add insult to injury, why do triplc-d people pay the name price� o regular doubles and vinghwl WHY ARE THERE POOD lim in «ho union stretch ing to Lawthcr ami Bartlett after all out new cooking equipmentt Anri also why the eating time isn't increased I:� minutes in Regent� so the Sun who must in k lo the Com- mons and rause more overloading there could eat at their dorms? A student lender from Repent W| ort he miub- this request ami was “given n« adequate reason for refusal to do so. Yet they refuse. Why! ______ MOST OF ALL, WHY do we have a St mien n«l syatcrn that add — In the face of such � ti content that wc know you are aware of Dr. Mau wretched little rule that ''Sexual behavior which lation of civil law is basis for disciplinary action, particularly hard to understand when one knows yon re- ceived complaint Inst year from students who felt their pri- vate live were being unfairly invaded. Whjrt Wc hope you ran give some answer� to three at tomor- row’� matriculation speech. Editorial Editorial� We Will Last Turwd: porter was sake Hallenbeek and to avoid EYE c at ion from ua a WHEN MV dents are dUec college eye t;...pe Bityof’ When orga lion can lead t ever, if the pub is often suffiri- government or� be Thl it maj Ne hopeful) by the a it is a | proper i Editori. AWS CRISIS - RLACK Bee AWE If t) down thi off trad. them down — if there are some we would like to hear them. BUT NO. ALL WE HAVE ARE a few student, excited over imagined implications, saying no, we can't have it. The worat offender is AWS. Despite their protest to the contrary we believe, from our conversations and dis- cussions with them, these protests atom from a nervous fear that they might lose power — especially in the Holy Reg Board. AW8 MAINTAINS THE BILL is a repetition of the federal Bill of Rights and unneeded. This is false. Those right exist between the fob-ral government and the people, we need an enumeration of rights between the studrnt and student government. AWS proceeds to complain about ambiguous phrasis, and taken out of context, three phrases are ambiguous. But within the context of the bill they arc not. In damning the court, AWS leadera pick the tenuous argument of listing whew it OOULD go wrong Ignoring, apparently, that these argument hold generally true for any court, federal or student They then proceed to be. little student ability to run the court. We disagree with them but must admit that if social rrg hoards are a typical example they may have a point. THEY THEN BLANDLY precre.t to deny a power struggle with the 8S which they, in jioint of fact, have promoted. Offered a supposedly valid] that no one has appealed a lower Reg eight ; years — and apparently they wm to make appeal worth while But in a valiant attempt to lie p. - T mgF a— W'Nt w SCt IT 18 dity, i rftd they are boring and t a reporter to a met MU want a reporter urs Educatioi ___fact rd decision in i court around they say “we like the idea but not this court. Would any court with {tower to act satisfy t IP THE BILL AND COURT fail we hope AWS and company will ram tip with a suitable alternate. I’nfort- unotclv AWS haa never, to our knowledge, offered positive arc grateful to see i hours on this campus ious in throwing the ort to maintain them AWS REPRESENT iw they should act 1� directions from their constiti stopped them in their oppositi dent court proposal, and it does girl have complained to u . but it clarifies the problem Girls — let your representative know you want to I; of the hours syatem. The reasons for getting rid of hours are complex. h'irst. freedom i good, it makes life more pleasant, it help an individual to grow and adjust to the reality of living in a free society Secondly, getting rid of hours � � «dueatumally sound. A system fostering aelf-reliance ami adjustment to the real world other than an artifieal world U bcncfical to education. WE HAVE HEARD SEVERAL reasons for keeping hours — non good. These we in to atom from an emotionali attitude of in our heart wc know we're right arid nerve little better than a straws for the opposition, in thei frenzy for The Trur and the Good,” to cling to. Now one of these excuse runs as such — wo're cducat ing for when the girl go into society and run ncn « it re- strictions. These restrictions, however, aiv voluntary. They depend upon a persons «lo ping habits ami his conformity to the middle class ethic. If it is deemed good thnl girls Con- form to thi ,cthic they best do it voluntarily — the hours system only postpone� a recognition of reality. THESE PEOPLE HAVE not answered the argument that freedom nurtures our finest thought and expression.“ Loss of freedom foster hypocrisy, circumvention, and imma- turity. Now another tactic used by a very very few supporters of hours is really low. an example of the mentality produced by hours. it is the whisper that the girls who want to get rid of hours arc immoral. Now implicit in this i that w« who are for hour are moral, disregarding the fact they art engaging in a fUt immature backbite of this nature r J School Hoists Black r lag Must Solve Sexuality Problem ureaioiiuy crisisnanc Of Economic Discrimination Tln-rr iit an unfortunate «I for a «ood, practical purpu� - t ul ha fortunate reality of economic iIImtuu WE Sfr.Ar. UK Hit JoO ;m r. k intent of thi� stem to b make reptati M l that Friday'� speeches on huraoaexunlity were tremetKlouxly ffective in Interesting and enlightening SCI student and .acuity (hopefully maybe even Student I’craonneL) The i.tended |-rp,- 'turnout reflected the strong under-cumnU on thia the un- Milijcet at ST! that have, until now, betn publiely l pre s- rd t� v tome element , ut l b. WE HOPE THE DISCU88I0N continue . Hopefully Icily n someday society und Wl will cud the •lltcriuiinating double catting down ..u student n..t vimudy planning to enruU standard in aexunli'' In other word, private, consenting but registering juat in enac. adulta engaging in wx.inl acta, either hrteru or homosexual. However, the practical effrd ia thi — tin financially ought to be tolerated, Those engaging « ♦ “ «eta other poor atudent � pat at a disadvantage. This atudent ungM than private, c.mvnting adult — either homo or hetero- Oc foreea to wait until th. stan oi thr woinlrr to g� t It- . ual — ought not to be tolerated. .... noneiol aid to regiaUr. Frequently th. ill-financed student T!� American «oeiety ought to gravitate to thia view for ia pavu.g room and b� a«d deferred paymenu of at th rca .na. First, it 1� the only fair, honest portion. ! - f,n7of every mouth. A:. .xtra U between the . .� d.ffi • %. if • � ' • « wo arcaetllng up a witch hunting alt- cult. I’erbap some might also Ilk. to panic,pair in so.... Mtkn for thoa. u. our «ucicty who arc over l«w in oth.r function� - I� r Kikl. r . cultu, al trip. I. Fhicago tor '«“ty to homcaualit, or art acting out their own mplc — Imt find themaehea nnablt to do � 0 a a rvaui, jE SPECIFIC ISSUE of teacher certificate! i a ' wamiannuiw rn thp net iK«. . entrov. raial point. We firmly advocate that homosexual j IT BOILS DOWN TO THE I Ac I rano liug. „y. ought to Unable to pre-reght. r without great dlfllrulty, ptrbapa certificates. Heterosexual. of thi M not at all YYe all rcolue the positive InuU ‘ ' 1 • - branded r.r.- granted certificate — so ought homosexual� aging in sexuality other than private, consenting earlv This privileu rvtimtratturi has in effect ght not to Ik- granted certificate . 'Ribs again is rue of both li tcruw-xuaU and hoimau auala. Just niiol tolerate teacher molesting student of the urc rani,nt tolerate them moleating the oppooitc situation in our society of persecuting people be- y either are or an- alleged to Ik homosexual.� mu ! Sf’l we have 0 situation of alleged persecution that clarified. We believe the problem at SCI to hare died scandalously. The college must, if it is ever ts head high, correct thia aituation, repair a much 1 possible a:«1 restore confidence in the Office of IVrs� uncL The college must arrive at a position ig hoiuusexunlity that is open, fair and enlightened, vc that position to lie in the area advocated in this VE DO NOT SOLVE thi� problem intelligently and icdly the college will have failed in ita responsi bil- e student, to society, and to itself. D vit prevent the Courier and hysterical people from ‘lo.-k that pro grain convinced all thoac ought to be explained that th - ideas in this editor- arrived at last spring in an article that was con- — waYa tha only not is D 1T Paoip n « OLD GOLD Enticing Governor Hughes Suckered Us The administration hot fallen into a trap that ma too late to escape from, at least not without great cf They have, in effect, a crisis of credibility of Johnaa proportion . Many students who go to some administrator� get 1 has been called the same old auiig and dance. In n case they cither do not get the information fit do not complete information. SOME EXAMPLES: loot Wednesday at thr Matri, tioo Convocation student were told to call the odmini tion to find out the answers to their questions. The 1 did no. One top administrator was asked for informe about the Regent poaribly banning some cars on car and was told there was none, another member of staff asked the President fur the same information and given it Also Wednesday afternoon an EYTi member ■ rd to an administrator about football tickets, caincc information and told the only thing I knew when I was something was being hid from me. TYie EYE still has a copy of a letter from last p asking a prominent administrator to explain the homo ality situation — we received no word on the matter. A dent leader commented recently that I wi h there two place I could get the some answer to one queati In addition, if you do get Information there is the pro of whether it ui complete or just the favorable aide, or : itioa: semantical obfuarat WE DO NOT MEAN TO EAT this is aU drJibc moot is red tape confusion. Hut at the some time, atuc who deal frequently with the administration know of it ia deliberate. So no matter how mueh it la prvte trum that all the correct information ws given, and if ! on it is, those students who have j� ut up with this for or three yean will never know for sure. This then ia trap. What to dot This brings another matter op. I this “reoponmi actiont Many studento, who are taught everything ah be critically discussed, dunk not. Some administrators reasons of their own, appear to think so. THE EYE HAS BEEN TOLD several times to be sponsible but we get the feeling thia world ia being sloppily to enforce the uaer'a personal prejudice and t- fleet s different generations concept of the truth. H of prevailing d The term to many means some type of prevailing d ition or inkling of propriety that really can not be prec staled but used only to enforce personal beliefs. THE EYE HAS A DEFINTION of thia that also « cide with the dictionary. The term should mean that person who ho done something or support somethini accountable for it. In other words, he will, if neces� take the blanto, he is answerable for hia actions. So if you make a mistake, or are dishonest, but will accept consequence of your action, you are responsible. So the EYE is responsible, we may make errors or judgements, but we take the blame. In fact the BY more than responsible. We attempt to print the whole ii d the truth, when we have it. al Land Of Absurdium allowing Is a completely fictitious story with irailrIs completely accidcntial. JB STORY’ 0PEN8 we see bright eyed and I Up of Church riding across the commons v U land politico aboard!um. U on hi way to th great annual jousting 1 title Honorary Significant Nothing. T vis gentleman cause him to stand out to t e first ia his armor which has the strength 1 covered with sophomorie platitude. The . is somewhat riekity steed VOS which h a e of tugging at cron ends but is apparenti y Sir Up agreeing with all parts. IE WAT TO the jousting match Sir Up di� aditional opponent — the mythological bird i of internal disintegration. Sir Up. iinmed lunsclf responsible, states what a good y 1 trip to the match our hero stop off at th • old soothaayer of EYE in his blark hole die there Sir Up asks and receives advice 01 •usting match and promptly follows sail by Uonm of Reg to hold his color . Upon hearin oyer, wondering what he said to prompt Unsay. IE STORY PROGRESSES there are signs 01 a new opponent for Sir Up but not a dang « a.ch the scqaels of this story watch this paper At Monday's Board of Control of Student Publications meeting a group of students from honor organisation� and other organisations contested the make up of this year's OLD GOLD yearbook. THE OROUP HAD OOOD reasons in representing tb-ur group . They wanted the tradition of individual group pic- ture to continuo. John Volker, yearbook editor, explain .,1 that lk.it naan talrisn uliirlln .liAll nt im.nra lk « wiiK Ooremor Hughe has eat the budget askings of the State Board of Regents by ISO million. The lows Stato Daily had the following to say about the cut: Kilty mil- lion dollars is a good-sited roll of bills in anybody’s pocket It's also a 21 per cent hatchet blow on the Hoard of RrgeuU' askings. Ronald Rea gen ho� stuck hi foot in on academic furnace after proposing a 10 per rent cut in the Callfurnia Universities' askings. But there has been no such outcry her in Iowa. WE WISH THAT THE PIOUS campus liberals be- moaning the California wretch would stop worrying about California and start worrying about lows. With Beer Permits Good Proposal W would like to commend Men' Union for their br ing up the matter of the city council granting beer pen for establishment on the hill. We hope MU sees fit to 1 tinue with this idea. WE PEEL THAT BEER PERMITS cm the hill wc be a good deal for the studento. Establishments of nature draw students and frequently result in discus and debate. Indeed, if one listens to some professors ; almost foci that the local pub was more important t - II education than the library. In fart while Ml! i« at ll Ihrv miehl slan urimfc I� V kytc physical plant COLLEGE OUTLINES aoe «’ )raft Status (Centime from page II Mace every man who «atm mw cUrelflcatlon In college ■ to b included in Uie de- rxlnation of rmnka. the col- ge will figure the rank for I such male «tudent and pre iff b� U and card for them.'' I cold. Rank will he figured tout a month after the cloae of icb ««neater or rummer mo- directly to the 8late Headquar- ter� and aro then distributed to local boards, Dr Beard «old •THT. COLLEGE HAS al- vi)i taken the attitude that Uie request for a student efer 1 l. ment la atrictly a matter be- tween the at udent and hi local board.” he sold •The college can provide op propriate information, hut doe not oak for a deferment. Dr. Beard «aid. Whether a man choose.� to oak for a deferment and the avrara he uses to «up- port his request is hl« own butl Furthermore. It should be remembered that a local board does not have to grant a defer roent to a person simply be- cause he has a high teat acore or a high rank In class. There are alinply Item which It may well consider, Dr. Besrd said all to THE COLUME i (kcUve Service only those re Ut� which have been specific- lly requested. The others will «Min in the nglitrir'a office ir use at a later date If need I and if a request I not made them, they will eventually destroyed. The Registrar's Office has a ird to be completed by luvrt who request .i that hU laV be ««it to his Board. The Uda require name, s t u Cfje College €vt State College nf Iowa Cedar Falls. Iowa Tuesday. November 15, I DM Issue 18 Give Policy On Sending Transcripts To Draft Boards re ser h and latte ugnature of students. m of the local board Me to s VI Requests led at any time. Urge hiui been «ending me reports of al) noci- «uran men In October, which bo� only that the «tudent U aroOed as a full time student 12 hour or more) or as a part- true student (less than 12 Burn Dr. B 4 rO «aid -ATTENDAM REPORTS ir« required for all students Keen (Wived Mnrab minou draft For Iraft rr. Dr. chance of deferment os a grad uste student Is very ilim, he g tran U • JMU 1P r bv i eoltogo deferment wheth -ank. test, both or iwlth- r, be aald 'They do not show 60k 1 in etu« no irotiry rw mib rrpm ipccisl letters to local board Koctr Tt nlng attendance, ba said Stale Selective Head- (uarten ho� given specific in- iiirllnfii Ihit Mlkfti tre DDl lo sit l «urii I Here All reports of rank or al- Iscklac ga ore «ant by the college cl rc-evaluati-cl cl r n f 1 � tAf 1� notires in October, |)r. II K. ced a r d, ng LT. pol. the the as r«r.w Urtnlnel grade in «sons load of work 'D A NTTDENT of securing a student defer - awnt. It will be to his best In- tow. to earry about Id hour� of work a semester so that be «U1 earn his rank In tho min tmun tune, ' Dr. Beard aald. If a «tudent does not carry 16 hour per semester hi Board may get the Idea that be b not making adequate prog- ress. he «old 'A student te not eligible for looking until he haa complet- ed lua freshman year, 32 hour� cf credit at 80. Dr. Bari «aH Men completing 32 hour� wJl be coosldered for defer- mint If la the lop three fourth Of the group of freshmen roar. UIir.N A «TUDENT HAM completed (4 hour , or sopho- more ftandlng. t e will be ooo- dmd for deferment If be Is M the upper two third of hts group. Dr. Beard sold. All men •nth ov«r � 6 hours, or Junior Handing, will be considered for dsftmwr.t if in the upper half of th« group “To be considered for defer - anl os s graduate «tudent. a Stml must be to the upper one-fourth of Ids group at grad nation. With many Board , the H'eriucnt purposes the Selective Service System use rank in (Us which la de termlnrd from the cumulative grade index based on the course Voori of work taken. -IK A STt DENT chooses to use his rank In class as a means of securing a student defer- mmt. It anil be to fill best in- tereat lo carry about 1 hour� of work a semester 10 that he wiU earn his r uik in ths min- imum time. Dr. Beard said. •If a student doea not carry 16 bout� per semester hi Board may get the idea that he La not making adequate prog- roe� ,- he sold. • A «tudent 1« not eligible for ranking until he ha complet- ed t.is freshman year. 22 hour� of credit at SCI. Dr. Board sold 'Men completing 32 hour will be coamdered foe defer taint if In the top three fourths Of the group of freshmen msn y '“I Wilts A STUDENT 1IAN completed 64 hour , or sopho- more standing, bo will be coo- p o� w m(lured for deferment tf he U system m the upper two-third of his i l« de group. Dr Beard said. All men illative with over � 6 hour� , or junior n the «landing, will be ceewkkred for deferment If In the upper half •e to f the group, means To be cocwtdered for defer- defer- x nt as a graduate student, a ■Ltudait must be in the upper ww-fourth of his group at grad «alloc. With many Boards, the “HUECTIVE NERVICE «et the class breaking points which have been referred to. last spring semnoter. the grade In- dear to meet those standards at 8Cl were 2 06 for freshmen, 2.42 for sophomores. 2.61 for Juniors and 2.78 for seniors These vary from year to year. Dr. Bean! sold •‘When this ranking procedure was used In the past, the col- lege supplied the information to the Selective Service Board only by student request This policy will be continued. • A student has the right to determine for himself whether or not he wishes to have his tank sent and ask the Board to consider It as a bams for defer- IK A STUDENT his once re- quested that his rank be sent and a deferment 1« granted on that boats. Dr Beard said that the college must continue «end Ing new rank aa they ore earned. If a a tudent has chosen to use the testa as a basis for defer merit. the lest will continue os a basis Students may use teats, rank, both or neither. Dr. Beard sold. (Continued on page 4) Draft Status ir, These vary from year to year | Dr. Beard said. When thu ranking procedure nu used in tho past, the col- . lege supplied the information to the Selective Service Board only 1 by student request. This policy «rill be continued. -A «tudent has the right to ine for nself whether to have his the Board to IK A HTIT1E.VT has once re- quested that hi� rank be Mint and a deferment b granted on that basis. Dr Beard «aid Uial the college must continue send Ing new ranks as they are If a student has chosen to use the Usti ss a basK for defer men!, the test will continue as basis Students may use test , rank, both or neither. Dr. Beard aald. (Continued from page 1� “Since every man who same a new classification in college has to be Included In Uie de- termination of rank , the col- lege will figure the ranks for all such male student and pre- pare Itat� and cards for them.” he aald. Rank will be figured •bout a month after the close of each ernester nr summer ms� - ston.” THE COM DOS will mall to SeUOIve Service only those rv ports which have bean specific- ally requested Ihe others will remain in the registrar's office for use at a tatrr date If need- ed and If a request is not made for them, they will eventually be destroyed The Registrar's Office hw a card to be completed by any student who requ-st that his rank he set • to his Board. The card require uauw. Student number, selective service num- ber and signature of students. The address of the local board U desirable to add. Requests con ba Died at any time The college haa been sending in attendance reports of all non- veteran men In October, which show only that the student Is enrolled os a full time student (12 hours or more) or as a part- time «tudent (leas than 12 hours) Dr. Beard sold “ATTENDANCE REPORTO are required for all studeat with a college deferment whelh er by rank, teat, both or neith- er, he sold. 'They do not show rank In class No request la necessary for thu report ” Student� should not ask for special letter� to local boanla concerning attendance, he «old. The State Selective H e a ■ quarters has given specific in- structions that college� are not to write such Utters. •'All reports of rank or at- tendance or sent by the oollege directly lo the Htate Hradqusr tars and are then distributed lo local boards, Dr. Beard sold. THE COLLEGE HAN al- ways taken the attitude that the request for a «tudent defer meat U strictly a matter be- tween the student and Ms local board.” be «aid. Th« college can provide ap propriate information, but does not ask for a deferment. Dr Beard aald Whether a man choose to ask for a deferment and the means he uses to sup- port hts request 1« hi own bun- Requirements Are Chang For Deferment Eligibility Eligibility for deferment by cl � rank a« announced in the Nov. 15 COLLEGE EYE iinx been corrected by t!ie- Registrar's Office According to information now available from tht state Selective Service System, men completing the freshman year. 32 hours of credit, must be In thn upper hall of the class to be considered for deferment A STUDENT IN not eligible for ranking until 32 hours have been completed. Dr. Marshall Heard, registrar, sold. Students must be In the upper two thirds of the group after completing the sophomore year. 64 hour� , and in the upper three fourths of the group after com- pleting the Junior year. 94 hour� A senior must be In th upper one fourth of the group to be considered for deferment. Dr. Beard said. GRADE INDEXES to meet these requirements at SCI for the spring 1966 semester were 2 84 for freshmen. 2 20 for soph- omore«. 2.13 for junior� for seniora The rank dUtributlai spring of I960 has t nounced by Dr Beard. AFTER COMPI-ETIN freshman year, the upper of the group had a grad above 2.7� . upper half 134. upper two thirds 2 1 and upper three above 206 After completing the more year. Uie upper la the group h«d a graik above 2.7� . upper half 2.42 upper two thirds 220 and upper three i above 2.12 AFTER COMMJm.N Junior year. Uie upper fo the group had a grade above 2.76, upper half 23� . upper two third 2 20 and upper three I above 2.13 After completing th year, th upper fourth group had a grade point 2 7� . upper half above 21 per two thirds above 21 upper three fourths sbov PACE 4' Draft Status (Continued from page I) Since every man who earns a new classification in college has to be included In the de- termination of rank , the cob lege will figure the ranks for al) such male «tudent and pee pare lists and card foe them. he aald. Ranks wlU be figured about a month after Uie close of «tfh semester or rummer h� ••Furthermore. It should be remembered that a local board does not have to grant a defer iner.t to a person simply be- cause be has a nigh test «cor or a high rank in class These are «imply Items which It may well consider.” Dr. Beard said THE COLLEGE will mall to Selective Service only those re ports which have been specific- ally requested. The other will remain In the registrar's office for use «t a later date If need ed and If a request is not made for them, they will eventually be destroyed. The Registrar's Office has a card to be completed by any ■tudent who requests that his rank be sent to hi Board The Cards require name, student lumber, selective service num- ber and signature of «tudents- Thc address� of the local board is desirable to add Requests can be filed at any time. •The college has been «ending in attendance reports of all non- veteran men In October which show only that the student Is enrolled as a full tine (12 hours or more; or as time student (leas th hours) Dr. Beard sold. ATTENDANCE REI or required for all «1 with a college deferment er by rank. teat, both or er. he said They do no rank in class. No reqi necessary for thu report Students should not I special letters to local concerning attendance, h The State Selective h quarters has given sped s true Huns that colleges l to write such letter� . All reports of rank tendance ore aent by the i Requirements Are Changed For Deferment Eligibility Eligibility for deferment by class rank na announced in the Nov. 15 COLLEOE EYE has becjj corrected by the Registrar‘a Office According lo information now available from the state Selective flcrvkc System, men completing th freshman year, 32 hours of credit, must be In the upper half of th clans to be considered for deferment Th rank distribution for the eprtr.g of I960 has been an nounced by Dr Beard. directly to the Bute H i tere and are then dlstrib local board , Dr Beard “THE 001 .LEGE H way token the nttltud th request for a sludenl ment I strictly a mat! tween the student and h! board. be aald. The college can provl propriate In format loo. bi not ask for a dofsrmen Beard a«H Whether i chooses to ask for a d f and the means ha use t port hts request li hi owi ares. Furthermore, II sho. remembered that a local duu not have to grant a nweit to a person � lm;l cause he has a high test or a high rank in class ire «imply item which I veil consider,” Dr. Beart A «TUDENT IN rot . for ranking until 32 hour been completed. Dr M Beard, registrar, told. Students must be in the two third of the group completing th «optionum 64 hours, and in the upp j fourths of the group afle A 8TVDBNT IN not eligible for ranking until 32 hour have been completed. Dr Marshall Beard, registrar, aald. “SELECTIVE NERVICE � t Requirements Are Changed For Deferment Eligibility Students must be In the upper two third of the group after completing th sophomore year, 64 hour� , and in the upper three fourths Of the group after com- pleting the Junior year. � 6 hour� A senior must be In the upper on fourth of th group to be considered for deferment. Dr. Hoard taM. ten bcei Ipnag wr tarn to I «I wi � ■. ■filiation ■. ti grane i these siamUr In tl im rank • Nov. If i... i—- COLLEGE According t now available from the stal Selective Service System, men completing the freshman year, ORADE INDEXEM to meet there requirements at 8CI for the spring 1� 66 semester were 234 for freshmen. 2.20 for soph- AITEK COMPLETING THE freshman year, the upper fourth of the group fctol a grade point «tare 2.76. upper half above 2 34. upper two thirds above 2 16 and upper three fourths above 2 06 After completing the sopho inore y r. the upper fourth of pieUng Uie Junior year. � 6 tbe group bad a grade pomt A senior must be In the «bove 2.76. upper half above 2 42. Upper two thirds above 2 20 and upper three fourths above 2.12. AFTER COMPLETING u Junior year, th upper fourth of th group bad a grad point above 2.76. upper half above 2 3P. upper two third bovc 2 20 and upper three fourths above 2 13 After completing the senior year, the upper fourth of th group had a grade point above above 2 04 one fourth of the group considered for deferment Beard «aid. GRADE INDEXEM to these requirement� •. � the sprlrg 196« semester 2 31 for freshmen. 2 20 for omoee,, 2 13 for Junior� ar for seniors. Tht r nk dlstrlbutlcei fi spring of 1966 has bee hour el by Dr. Beard, 2 34. upper two third. • •'V----- “ «••' : l-vuu booth , u 2 7� . upper half above 2 V4. up U m 1 per two thirds above 2 3� and . upper three fourth above 234 � A,Ur « � PMlng � h more year, the upper foe AFTER COMPLETING TIIF. th rroun h«d jonice kciy obbos olio vista gormon potricia achey tipfon upper elementary charlene adorn postvillc lower elementary david adamson cedar falls drama donny agnew grinnell physical education lanice ahrenholz Waterloo lower elementary soma albertson colmar upper elementary craig alien nevado business education susan alien urbandale art marilyn ailing burlington lower elementary lames j. acton Ottumwa russian-german betty |ean addison fraer lower elementary linda alber cedar falls lower elementary roger alien fort dodge social science francos eiko omasaki hilo, Hawaii art bud onderson des moines english gory onderson thompson business kristi jeon onderson cedor falls Spanish leon d. onderson boone business normo onderson fort dodge upper elementary diana andrews belmond english joe f. ongstman dumonf science diane k. oppleby spencer lower elementary gory Armstrong hudson social science glendo arnold aurora Spanish jonis f. onderson dows lower elementary moxine andorson dike lower elementary lynn m. andrews oelwein junior high willliam f. arden cedar foils business jon armiger waver ly business william orthur jr searsboro upper elementary michael aubrey sumner industrial arts rose bacon defiance physical education darlene ball cedar falls lower elementary pam barlow iowo falls english richord atfleson cedar falls junior high susan avis ryan lower elementary william boder dysort mathematics sandra I. bollard Ottumwa upper elementary dorothy barnes grundy center music sheryl barnes cedor falls lower elementary pauletfe barnett memphis, fennessee upper elementary lindo c. barrick cedar falls business education mary |ane batchelder alburnett physical education lirvda beofon Waterloo lower elementary joe becker calmar mathematics david w. bedell cedar falls english carol beermann denison junior high marina bernard webster city mathematics richord betforton knoxville business lerie barnhart west branch upper elementary kathryn I. bauman cedar falls speech pathology kathy becker plainfield business education sharon bell davenport lower elementary katharyn betts west allis, Wisconsin lower elemetary roger m. betts guthrie center industrial arts ferri biggs otlontic fo'eign longuoges vivian e. blewett ames business education ludith anne bock hinton mothematics marlene bonfig ossian mothemofics sheryl b. bewyer spirit lake upper elementary herbert g bigelow woukon business joel bishop west union social science ron bitting columbus city business leonna blomquisf stuort upper elementary lawrence blum cedar falls upper elementary phyllis schmitz boeding woucoma lower elementary margoret boggard Clinton lower elementary ronald d bonbon pekin, Illinois science k. korene borgeson cherokee physical education morilyn boftorff bloirsburg junior high Curtis brodshow Waterloo music rrorie brass iowo falls lower elementary rick briggs iowa falls business education ronald broad tesup business carolyn boutclle norfhwood lunior high dennis boyle cedar falls biology rhonda brandt reinbeck business education susan brandt cedar falls french randall Charles bray Waterloo business carol brecht marengo home economics r. ward brimmer marshal If own science richord brinkmeyei hubbord business loyce brocko new hartford physical education sondro bronsema new hampton lower elementary ken brooks knoxville business educotion gory I. brower red ook business dennis I. brown knoxville physkol educotion dionne I. brown bronson mot hematics lorry j. brown Waterloo foreign languages potricia lynn brown guthrie center english richard w. brudevold independence upper elementary douglas I. buchele muscatine social science garry buettner walker chemistry jo ann buhr woterloo upper elementary beiva I. bullard des moines upper elementary morie I. bunnell jesup business education sally j. burgin webster city business education ferry carl burgin webster city social science morcia burkhardt cedar falls lower elementary morgoret I butschi coggon lower elementary Connie jo butterworth bellevue lower elementary dovid a cahalan mason city junior high bonnie j. Campbell ainsworth upper elementary ronald w. capps hedrick social science donald paul carey marcus mathematics loon carlson des moines lower elementary barbara j. carney perry lower elementary dennis carrier odebolt business Constance lydia carroll mediapolis business steven g cable bettendorf predentistry carl I canncday cedar falls social science lerril carlson des moines lower elementary clair | carolan ridgewoy mathematics-physics mary carter alta social science kofhleen carver waverly elementary education diene m. castor lesup junior high linda Christensen albion upper elementary donold e. christy muscatine science lames dale dark columbus junction business mary ann cass des moines english diane costonguay cedar rapids home economics roger ceilley cedar falls science plucia christ bettendorf english nancy I. Christenson kanawho lower elementary lorry k christianser northwood business education Steven m. church newton business lorry cizek toledo business bermce viola colby kensett elementary education cherryl cole cedar falls physical education douglas cole cedar falls ; on michoel | collins fori dodge junior high Charles corcoran fairbank science susan corey dewift upper elementary sue a. crawford ido grove upper elementary susan a collingwood conneaut, ohio special education lanice collins cresco home economics ruth collins for dodge sociol sc ence judy coombs alto science Patrick corcoran fairbank business charyl cook storm lake physical education jehn s. craig grinnell art son a c. crag grinnell french jane cresweil rembeck lower elementary pot cross sac city french Ilewellyn culbert lime springs science karen a cumpston cedar falls english dona curran russell business education frank I. dahly cedar falls industrial arts patricia onn donielsen council bluffs junior h gh lames davidson albert city business education marcia rae davis demons lower elementary robert dovis humbolt social science cdith deal lefferson english paula decker lowden art douglos Cunningham cherokee business dale w dalton cedar falls business bonnie davis dakota city upper elementary |ohn c day madrid business janet derby Ottumwa english peg dexror Waterloo lower elementary jan g dickey morion industrial arts ion p dirksen Waterloo business janet dittman muscotine junior high ron dobson leon mothemotics dennis donovan webster city social science ;ohn m doran cedar falls mathematics horold o'larry dorr belmond social science diane don lea cedar falls social science david dozavk denison science edwin d dielemon cedar falls physical education donald j dietzenbach cresco english lean anne doran cedar falls junior high robert dohse |r. oelwein elementary education pouline droves blairsburg mothemotics dean h dreyer hompfon junior high iudy a driscoll cedar falls lower elementary karen c drummer marshalltown german patricio lynn drury dows upper elementory marshall w duke cedar falls industrial arts mary m. dutcher cedar falls home economics curt duwe guttenberg business education don easley harpers ferry social science joel ebert clarence upper elementory jomes j. ehlenfeldt cedar falls industrial arts lomes e ehman cedar falls uppe elementary bruce eilers council bluffs music gerald einwalter Waterloo biology Constance ellmgson wotorloo math betty eimen homestead lower elementary dean e. emwolter Waterloo science john ellis cec'ar falls business education kennefh | emmons woshburn Oft sigrid I erickson cedar falls math jan evans joke upper elementary sharon koy oitmonn treynor lower elementary thomos j. ellis Waterloo science keith endresen alta social science judy a. erion cedar falls music robert | everding Tripoli moth philip eldridgc dubuque social science robert archie elsbury cleor lake math Steve epperly milton biology tom ervm perry general science jerry eyler mount vernon math kris falcon cedar rapids junior high ed david folk zearing math jerry I. farley guthrie center business harriet feldman cedar falls upper elementary dennis p. ferrete' cedar rapids moth ron fey cedar falls business ed. jerry figg cedar falls sociology sharyl finke grundy center upper elementary linda fischor webstcr city french bruce fisher coder falls social science wilda fallis oelwein elementory ed. susan ferguson glidden elementary ed beverly fiderlick livermore elementary ed leanne f. fmn cedar falls music margaret a. fisher center point music pom fisher mason city physical education ruth e. fisher cedar falls home economics ronite fjetland fort dodge elementary ed bonme flannagan hopkinton olementary ed borbora force cedar falls special ed carole fox davenport physical education tom franklin belle plaine physical education sally freeburn des moines lower elementary heinz frey clarence german judy a. frey allison elementary education paul v. fitsgerald elma marketing sharon b. forbes west liberty elementary ed. lorry k. fox codor falls business barbara freese cedar falls art ovclyn fricdorich postville lower elementary duane friedrich alta math coral a. gardiner cedar falls business education doris b. gates marshalltown social science janet gerber tipton speech ivan c. gilbort spirit lake biology rich fullerton livermore english mary a. furleigh cedar falls jr. high education sandra garnass manly english kay gory montour upper elementary william roy gautney Waterloo business Virginia genschmer websfer city lower elementary alice a. geurink Stockton jr. high ed. mark gibson cedar falls science lloyd gilbert windron, Ontario psychology allene gillespie hartley library science onn gilmer maynord upper elementary mory gloser northwood english betty m. golden new hampton lower elementory colleen goodonbour Waterloo upper elementary ed. dianne a graham troy mills jr. high education daryl gilmore new providence business administration sheryl glanz manchester special ed. bonme glendenmng clinton upper elementary rosalyn glick sumner french iohn f golz bridgewater moth sandra n. golz bridgewater french virgil goodrich garner math—physical ed. john c. goss Waterloo business Stephen graham Ottumwa math julee granger tama upper elementary donold d. greene noshua business ed. cheryl greiner cedar falls speech correction sue a. guenmet parkersburg lower elementary julia haggar woodbury, n. j. english bennie j. halupnik cedar falls physical education mary ann green council bluffs Carolyn grigsby des moines junior high ed. carmelee hock lowden upper elementary lorry c. halsrud ottosen math gory leo halva vinton upper elementary rrary gregory dysort elementary ed iohn h, groth cedar falls business education james hagenson cedar falls social science barbara hoisted state center art victoria hanan keokuk physical education wesley c hanken springville industrial arts karen hansen wioto social science evelyn honson st. ansgar lower elementary |udy hanson conrad lower elementary kristine hanson muscatine lower elementary brucc harlan winterset business nancy harmon eldora junior high phyllis |0 harmon la porte city math marvin j. harms cedar falls general business Steven c. harper hansell moth douglos a. harrcnstein kamrar junior high morianne horfong cedar falls social science judy harvey estherville english carol I hasart Waterloo business ed roger hasselbrmk kellogg social science robert hawk ins cedor falls art gene I r. healy cedar rapids general science linda henningsen clinton science alan I henriksen renwick business education marlene hepker morion lower elementary jane hetzter monticello music norval james hills cedar falls physical education pam hite Washington music john I. hodson britt industrial arts lane e. hof sioux city lower elementary education £ geroldine hoff monly ort lorry holloy carroll art eloine holt ogden lower elementary v. sue horvei Charles city lower elementary gordon howard cresco art lois hoi both toledo lower elementary art holcomb Waterloo speech aaron holmstrom cedar falls business education betty carole hoist wolcott Spanish mari holt ellsworth marketing bernie marie horge mabel, minnesota library science gory hoskin ft. madison math beverlcy howard cedar falls speech correction lorry d howe vinton social science woyne f. howell bettendorf social science waunito huegench fonda upper elementary donna huffman keswick lower elementary pauline e. humke ockley lower elementary nicholi humpal Waterloo science judy hymon hawkeye business education arthur frederick ide cedar falls history sue ingcrsoll skokie, illinois social science gerald I. inman marne science carole anne ishimaru hico, hawaii english kenneth j. jans parkorsburg social science karilyn hughes spencer speech roger r, hutchison sheldon elementary administration pomelo inglis mingo english sara irwin dovenporf english robert |oss garner industrial arts potrick jonnings griswold business richard lee |ensen cedar falls physical education james b jerz gorwin junior high diono |espersen cedor falls speech correction go don k joens freer psychology arlene johnson udell e'ementary education eloine r. johnson schaller upper elementary leanne johnson fort dodge english mory j. johnson Clinton lower elementary melva jeonne johnson klemme junior high sandy lensen bettendorf special education lauro k. jinkinson sheldon social science gory I johnson cedar falls business education marilyn |ane johnson swea city uppor elementary phi I johnson saint ansgar physical education ronald I. johnson spencer physical education gary I jones Cumberland, Wisconsin business marilyn j. jones lime springs speech los jordan ccdor falls home economics wayne justmann dubuque physical education barbara jean kacmarynski storm lake speech correction mary nelle kainer cedar falls physical education nona kalke floyd lower elementary mary kalid sioux city upper elementary karen kaliban mount vernon lower elementary marlys ann kasemeier sumner social science-history emphasis susan kasparak cedar rapids upper elementary kothleen kearney lovilia business education susan lynn keck grcclcy lower elementary tanya r. keehner guttenberg upper elementary joon keel woterloo upper elementary gory kelley algona art mary kelly cedar falls history mary francos kelly Hampton lower elementary mary koy kelly lesup lower elementary patricia chandler keough cedar falls upper elementary croig w. kern fipton physical education dorothy kessler odebolt upper elementary karen kay kefeham shenandoah english dean kiger foirfield physical education jerry I. kikendall cedar falls distributive education sharon j. king des moines Spanish joseph kinf monchester upper elementary arthur glen kitzman what cheer junior high physical education paul d knapp cedar falls science merrill I. 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