Upper Iowa University - Peacock Yearbook (Fayette, IA)

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W ik ' -PeQcocK fe te:-:.?- ■■ -f ' . S % % ASSIS ' IWN ' I ' .- Mus. Stki.i.a Haas Nkfk .Isxixtdiit I tisiriictar , n Piano John Hhon AkcHIK (JRAV RoBKHTA CloTIHKR Lois Cjassbtt Axsistriiit.s ill ( ' ln)iiixtri a.mv chhistian Harold Foster Assistants in Botany Hi TH I ' lIII.I.Il ' S Assiataiit ill ( ' oiiiiiifrcial Jean Barrett Majorie Hovt Assistants in English I .U!fe :T:J - 3 J i:: ! . ? 1924- Page 15

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I W ' ht CQCOCK ' :gt - ii J- : V 9 Dora F. Carter. Lihrarkui. KvA M. Bar I ' nsUI, nfx Sirrctani. I i John Edward Dukman, I). D. S. Director nf Jlhhlir.t. B. S., Upper Iowa University, liXlO; D. D. S., Georgetown University, 1904; Director of Ath- letics, I ' pper Inwa I ' nivcrsity, 1904 — . • f ' , : rk iii . i ]g24- , i : w -..a? s - -;

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I l t eq cK. j ' h - i -A TO OUR FRIENDS In this all-college publication which reaches alike stu- dents, alumni and friends of Upper Iowa University it is highly appropriate that a word of greeting and exhortation come from the Faculty in gracious remembrance of the many friends of the college and in solicitude for their spiritual and material welfare. It is our purpose and our hope that we may keep alive the ideals of culture, of patriotism, of effi- ciency, and of religious fervor and purity which in such an abundant measure characterized the spirit of the founders of this institution and that have been passed on to us by the devoted men and women coming after them; that we may strengthen these and enlarge them; and, God willing, that we may implant the seeds of these ideals int o the lives of the young people given to our instruction. It gives us peculiar pleasure, therefore, at this time and in this way to salute every friend of Upper Iowa and to give you our sincere pledge of loyalty, of persistence, of pur- pose in furthering the cause to which we are all so heartily committed. Sincerely yours, THE FACULTY OF UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY Page 36 jg24- f : , i 1!»; . ss jr(