Upper Iowa University - Peacock Yearbook (Fayette, IA)

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+wo-year graduales Al lhe conclusion ol lheir second year in college, lhe lwo year normal sludenls can loolc baclq upon an enviable record ol achievemenl and good limes. Allhough lhey lalqe many courses noi required ol low year graduales, lhey have noi segre- qaled rhernselves. These prospeclive leachers have amply shown lheir abilily lo conlribule lo lhe aclivilies and enlhusi- asms ol Upper Iowa. Kalhryn Berschman Marlin Boeckenhouer Norma Bruner Berriiece Campbell Lorraine Frye Lois Gingrich Leland Grilzner Virginia l-lahn Phyllis Holm Elinor Kaye Neva Kayser Elhelyn Liilell Virginia Logan Evelyn Maclc l-lazel Mach Eihel lvlarlens Frances Morgan Opal Nelzqer Edna Olmsled lvlyrrl Mae Paul Anila Peckham Jeanne Mae Phelps Grace Robinson Rulh Rurnmel Viola Schmidl Eloise Turner Dolores Voss Eileen Winn Georgia Grimes Lois Kiel Virginia Woesle Nor in panel: Vivian Wells page 24

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Bofh as freshmen and as soph- omores, lhe presenl Junior Class won The Class Scrap. As Juniors They sponsored a successful car- nival in January for +he purpose of financing work on lhe annual. The PEACOCK is +he major proi- ec'r of every iunior class and ulil- izes lhe capabililies of all The class. Colleclively, lhe Juniors have maiors in Ten dirferenf oleparf- menls. They are aclive in all of +he honorary socielies and have shown Jrheir abilily +o do excellenr worlc. Many of lhem also worlc for +he college as ianilors, slenogra- phers, and assis+an+s. Bul never have lhey been loo busy working, sluclying, or playing To keep up +he college spirir making lheir leadership nalurally accepled by The underclassmen. ELWOOD MABON-Biol. Sc.: Phys. Ed. ARDEN MELCHER-Biological Science BURTON MITCHELL-Ma'rh.: Bus. Ad. KENNETH MONGOLD-Chemisfryg Mafhemalics CHARLES MORGAN-Soc. and Pol. Sc.: Phys. Ed. JUDSON DALE PATTERSON-Biol. Science JUNE PIERCE-Bus. Ad.: Home Ec. DALE SCHERMERHORN-Malhemalics CAMERON SELF-Biol. Sc.: Malhemalics THOMAS SHERREN-Chemislryg Malhemalics QUENTINE WAGNER-Music: Commerce CLAUDE WELCH-l-lislory CONNIE HENNAGER JR.-Hislory GERALD JONES-Hislory LLOYD KIEFER-Hislory RALPH KUEHL-Business Adminislrafion RAYMOND KUEHL-Business Adminislrafion RUTH Noi in CHARLES LOVIN-Soc. and Pol. Sc. O O lumors ILENE WOOLDRIDGE-Music: English piclures: ROBERT ALLYN-l-lislory GEORGE BRAY-Hislory WILLIAM CONKLIN-Biological Science EUGENE JOHNSON-Social and Polilical Science ROLAND MILLER-Commerce ERWIN POTRATZ-Biol. Sc.: Hislory CARROLL RlMMER-Commerce GEORGE ROBERTS-Malhemafics

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class officers Seniors: Russell CasTor, vice-pres. DoroThy Burns, sec'y-Treas. Lyle PaTTerson, pres. Juniors: LaVerne Gremmels, sec'y-Treas. RuTh GanTeribein, pres. Ray Kuehl, vice-pres. Sophomores: James TilloTson, pres. VeniTa Chumbly, vice-pres. Sidney Crowe, sec'y-Treas. Freshmen: Joseph Burns, pres. Barbara VVrighT, vice-pres. WalTer PraTT, sec'y-Treas. Upon The capable shoulders oT The class oTTicers Talls The responsibiliTy Tor The acTiviTies oT The re- specTive classes. There are, oT course, cerTain rouTine duTies To which every presiclenT and secre- Tary Talls due. These may consisT of sending con- graTulaTions or regreTs, or oT hounding someone Tor dues To pay a phoTographer or phonograph operaTor. BuT each class also has a disTincTive proiecT during The school year. WiTh The Fresh- men and Sophomores This proie-cT was The Tradi- page 25 Tional class scrap. The oTTicers helped To selecT The conTesTanTs Tor The various evenTs. The Junior class produced a carnival Tor The purpose oT ob- Taining Tuncls Tor use on The annual. Besides The carnival, The Junior class was occupied wiTh The organizaTion oT This Peacock iTselT, making iTs oTTi- cers doubly acTive. Meanwhile, The Seniors were preparing Tor The Senior class play in The spring. The process oT graduaTing was Their lasT acTiviTy as a class.