Upper Iowa University - Peacock Yearbook (Fayette, IA)

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1S?'?r51! '9.PCi1-'- 'WQXJPI'-'f-l'-if-4,1r.- w -.-. -V ,-,is-w .,--.-.. - ' 1 - . .. . .. A. .4 .-i.. represenTaTive seniors w+ KATHRYN HETZEL HeTz and her violin. Here is one key To her amazing populariTy-buT noT The only one. Her umcailing cheerTulness and helpTulness have helped To draw KaThryn inTo counTless acTiviTies and or- ganizaTions and given her places oT responsibiliTy. Truly a represenTaTive senior. DALE HAMNQUIST An amazing paradox-a Triple-ThreaT man wiTh boTh girls and boys. CompeTenT, personable. smooTh . . . eve-ryThing he does he does well and he's done plenTy, Trom ediTing The T940 PEACOCK To capTaining This year's baskeTball Team. He com- mands respecT and admiraTion Trom everyone. HELEN MORGAN The busiesT girl on The campus: member oT a hosT oT organizaTions and an ofriicer in mosT-be- sides being a superior s+uden+, Good naTured, TacTTul and dependable, Helen is recognized as a leader by all who know her. She was chosen l94O Homecoming queen and l94I candidaTe Tor The Drake Relays queen. page 2I T JAMES BUELL CapTain Jimmie Buell, brillianT aThleTe and swell Tellow. FooTball was his TirsT love and he Trained hard To aTTain his successes. He'll always be Training hard-and making successes. Upper Iowa will miss him when he's gone . . . Good luck To you, Jimmie! THELMA MARTIN AnoTher girl wiTh a long lisT oT acTiviTies and Tale-nT. A disTincTive, inTeresTing, Tresh personaliTy. Probably her TirsT love is liTeraTure7 wiTh dramaTics and journalism holding an imporTanT place in her college liTe. She was ediTor oT The Collegian This year. A delighTTul girl. JOSEPH BRADY Blessed wiTh a wealTh oT abiliTy, Joe's cheerTul willingness To help made him a TargeT Tor Those who wanTed Things done. He has been ouTsTanding in aThleTics, yeT always managed To Tind Time To acT on commiTTees, be presidenT oT his TraTerniTy, de- baTe . . . in general puT his TalenTs To good use.

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l l CAROL EUGENIA MOE Frernonl, Nebr. HELEN MAXINE MORGAN Sldflley Major: Bible and Religious Educalion MGIOFZ I'IOm9 Economics Midland College I: Nalional Training Canlo Chorus lg Alpha Chi Ornicron 2, 3, School I, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 43 Presidenl 4: The Lale Chrislopher Bean Eyefyman 4, I, Properlies The Imporlance ol Being Earneslu I: Broken Dishes 2: Our Town I 3: Double Door 33 Whislling in lhe l Dark 41 Operalion al One 4: Class Edilor PEACOCK 37 Forum Secrelary 2, 3: EVELYN EALQABELH NIIEMAN 'CS Sumner Qlpha 55? gnyegag 34 BUSIAHSSS-+MaPrFager T GIOV? Uma CONOW' Igma au ela , g nIyersI y ayers , Canlo Chorus I3 Alpha Chi Omicron l, 2, 2, Vice-Presldenl 3, Presidenl 41 Who's Who W 3, 41 Slage Crew The lmporlance ol Being 4, Earneslw l. l LYLE JOHN PATTERSON Lakola Melon Mayhemayics HAROLD MAX NIORTHRUVP Fairbank Track I, 2, 3, 47 Poolball l, 2, 3, 4: Rho Malorl MUSIC Sigma Chi I, 2, 3, 47 Assislanl Business A Cappella Choir I. 2. 3, 4: Band I. 2. 3. Manager PEACOCK 3: Class Presidenl 41 47 PEP BGVICI I. 2. 3. 4:Orcl1eslra I. 2. 3. 41 Pi Rho Zela 3, Presidenl 4. ina? Cgufirlexf 2. 3. 4: Men! Quarlelle 2: p a ela pha 3, 4. l THORNTON DELANO ROBERTS Arlinglon Maior: Music l . I Track ly A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Band B R - I I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra I, VANCE URNELL. IMMER Delh' I 2, 3, 4: Brass Quarlelle I, 2, 3, 47 Men's MGIOI' Commerce Quarlelle 33 Rho Sigma Chi I, 2, 3, 41 Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 47 The Taming ol lhe Shrew I. I-IU' I. 2. 3- 4- l GAYLE LEROY SMITH rsyene I Melon Malhemalm RONALD WILLIAM sci-IEULER Alburnell Foolball 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, M . U C 2, 47 Inlrarnurals, Band I, 2, 3, Pep Band 33 alor' Ommerce Y Qychesha II 2' 3: HU' II Q1 31 Secreiyary, Baskelball I, 27 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Alpha y Treasurer 4: Business Manager Collegian 37 Delifa AIPIIR3 Zi 3' SeC 5+aW'T'e55UfeV 4- , Vice-Presidenl Forum 4. MAYNARD EMERY TAYLOR Haylield JULIA MAE SMI-I-H Fayefye Maior: Business Adminislrallong M. - H E . I U A ayor. ome conomics Soclal and Polmcal Sclence Kansas Wesleyan Universily I: A Cappella Waldorl Business College I, Waldorl Jun- Choir 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, ior College Ig Foolball I, 2, 3: Baskelball Ig 4: Qrchesfra 2' 3' 4: Sigma Nu Sigma Q! 3' Baseball II 2. 3? lnlrarnufals 2- 3. 4? A CGD' Vice-Presidenl 41 Properlies Broken Dishes pella Choir I, 3, 47 I-IUI 2, 3, 41 Double 2: Alpha Ch, ph, 2- Door 3, Silver Rope 3: WhislIing in lhe Dark 41 The Valianlll 47 Operalion al One 4, Everyman 4: Collegian 3, Alpha Psi Omega 4: Pi Rho Zela 3, 45 Universily Pl 4. Gym LOEL CLAYTON TIMM Fayelfe Major: Malhemalics GEORGE ROBERT CASWEEE EEYEIIS BZilZll1i'I'I,IL' 5l3BR1EbillI.Q..?g..2 7llIQ TIi Malor: I-lisloryq Business Adminislralion poffance of gggmg Elamesf' I7 54596 Crew Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Assislanl Alhlelic Mane The Taming ol lhe Shrew Ig Slage Crew ager 21 Alpha Della Alpha 2, 3, 4: Debale Arms and lhe Man 27 Slaqe Manager 2, 3, 4: Exlempore Speaking 37 Peace Con- Broken Dishes 2: Slage Crew Double 'Iesl 4, McNeyin Oralor, Second I, Pirsl 2: DOOR' 3. CIGSS PFeSld9fII II lnlramurals 3. Allernale Radio Anngunger 23 Broken 43 Uniyersily Players 3, Vice-Presidenl 4. Dishes 2, Our Town 31 Everyman 4: The Terrible Meek 4: Collegian Assislanl Edilor 2, Edilor 3, Sporls Edilor 41 PEA- COCK Adverlising 2, Acliyily Edilor 3: Sludenl Council, ViceEPresidenl 3, Presidenl 47 Class Vice-Presidenl 23 Chapel Commil- RICHARD LLQYD TREMAINE Sumner lee 41 Pi Kappa Della 2, Presidenl 3 81 4: Melon M5TIlemaT'C5 Pi Rho Zela 2, 3, 4: Sigma Tau Della 4, Foolball I, 2, 45 Baseball I, 2: Rho Sigma Presidenl 37 Uniyersily Players 4, Who's Chi l,2, 3,4. Wh 3, 4. O Nol picwed. OLIVE soumss PGIO , page 20 SGYIIOFS 'I .eir.:,1.egzf-e.:t'1'f'ffI:g1:1i.2i,,fi.-vs'Ima.,-.512 f '-III, A II .I.,- fl ..-. ..I... .,..... ...-,. ..,., LYS52 Pngkaf I If , via! .-.-I-F-IQ.,.,.....,I,,f.:e1v?f-lf.,- f-:..'f.:. ,.fd-eu':'IyiRS..v.w.xfR.'1fE5 :''Lsff:.2'Qe13'fli-5.1:Iif-Q'L3-,Iwi . 1 ' 3 ' ' -xi E- -' 'I 'I I...315IfI we Iwl.-.I-Izlwfmwearex -Iw,l:2fl:.:R'II zfv .I wi will 51351 -'IGi.Exalsfxlsf'I.E!---.luv -Il-lslrlii'1' I9llIEkaf.,5f5'iilQ2fiifR If-QQ Illia .fu we .Ma . L .all

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iuniors In fhe fall of I938, l4O green freshmen poured fhrough fhe halls of Upper Iowa. If was a record- brealcing class and if comprised nearly half fhe populafion of fhe school. I94I seemed a long way off fhen, buf fhe weelqs filed sfeadily pasf unfil fhree years had gone by. The fhird year found fhe class reduced buf sfill proudly numbering forfy- 'rwo Juniors. Among fheir number, fhe Juniors like fo include Presidenf Smifh, since he firsf came fo 6?emen2 ' FRIMML-Soc. and Pol. Sc. RUTH GANTENBEIN-I-lorne Economics DONALD GOSCH-Commerce: Soc. and Pol. Sc. LAVERNE GREMMELS-Commerce ALBERT HADER-Physical Educafion JOSEPH HARKINS--Biological Science IRENE ALDERSON-Music LEONARD DALE ALDERSON-Phys. Ed.: Soc. arid Pol. Sc. RUSSELL BAKER-English EDWARD BARNES-Bus. Ad.: Soc. and Pol. Sc. DORA LEE BELDING-Music FRANCES BERG-I-Iome Economics CAROL CARTER-Home Economics MARION DAVIS-I-Iome Economics REED J. ELWOOD-Chemisfryy Biol. Sc. Upper Iowa when fhese Juniors were freshmen. Also in fheir number fhe Juniors counf a member of fhe varsify debafe feam, a winning orafor, and sfar players in baslcefball, foofball, and baseball. Every member in fhe class has done somefhing fo express his personalify in social acfivifies. Whefher in afhlefics, drarnafics, or music fhe Class of I942 has always been well represenfed.