Upper Iowa University - Peacock Yearbook (Fayette, IA)

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AH MM The value of an Alumni Association to its parenl College ' ■annul be estimated. The range of possibilities of the Alumni Association of Upper Iowa University, as respects its value to our Alma Mater, is almosl unlimited. When one reflects upon the potentiality of thai vasl army, now scattered to the uttermosl parts of the earth, be knows thai those possibilities cannol be measured or even estimated. The keynote to real results, however, is organization and unity of action, withoul which little can be accomplished. The organization of Upper Iowa Clubs and the occasion of Upper Iowa Banquets in many of ih ' ' Larger towns and cities of our land lias done much to renew the memory and the spirit of college days and has broughl the alumni of all time into a closer cooperation with each other and into a more intimate understanding of the i Is of the Alma Mater and w hat she is doing. The social ami religious activities a1 Upper Iowa her prowess in forensics and on the athletic field, and her splen- did work in the classroom are things to which her alumni point with pride arc the things which, with unity of • ffort, we hope not only to continue, hut to magnify ami in crease ami carry on to a glorious future. With a splendid spirit of helpfulness, many of our alumni return each year to welcome again the familiar scenes and lend that touch which instilU ii.w spirit ami added strength for the t;is| s ahead. To anj who, through long separation, may have losl this spirit, let us say, .loin us m our work, for you know not whal you are missim:. Forrest B. i ' i.w ton ' in.

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