Upper Iowa University - Peacock Yearbook (Fayette, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

'ft'A 'fa I ur ' f 1 'I . . ,-ffifgj. ,V 8.4 V , 5? A '- ' ,jk ? . - N I A J., A ' 1 ,, , . -. V! ' - . l.,.q .35 Y ' I f 1 . -' -, .r fi ' '?5- , . A ' Q .1 1 .5 f ilw V , ' -L 9,55 ,. 'Q .X E 53 nv I V 5, , F , Q 113, I '5 sf! 52 ,. 5 E' ' if gm' B . . 4 V Q V . ,. W. . 5 R ' 5 L' 1 is M ?Tl.1 2 , ff! ff L as 's. f. F N . .gf- JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS L94-7 , Q! Tlwe junior class Jralces greal pleasure in dedicaling The i947 Peacock lo Miss Grace Meyer. As Dean ol Women, leaclwer, counsellor, and lriencl. slme lwolcls llwe admiralion and respecl of llwe sludenl body. ADMIN ISTRATIUN AN D C LA SSES - VIVIAN T. SMITH, PI'1.D., LL.D. Presidenf DR. W. C. MONGOLD, A.M., LL. D. WILLIS H. WALKER, A.M., Ph.D. Dean and Professor of Psychology and Educarion Reqis+rar and Professor of I-Iisjrory Page 6 Grace M. Meyer, A.M. Dean ol Women Professor of Enqlislw Heber E. Coffey, M.J. Direclor of Aclrnissions Professor of Journalism Florence Holchkin Treasurer F- Ms PM, 5 wg fi V 4-W M Ip: aw! A Q. 'f Q if P Q4 v7 'Uwm,,, A H Y 9 I K 5 X , N ,Lg ,-aw f gan William A. Richards, A.M., B.D. Dean of lvlen Professor ol Plwilosoplny and Religion Celia Morf Secrelary lo lne Presidenl F LIBRARY Q MRS. GERALDINE CHUMBLEY Mafron of Girls Dormifory mam FL- .w,wWw is-X93 , X g-www ..,., .,.. , ., .... P ' R Page 8 Xf fifzgffhi Q, K 'W '9 'Q4BQXffwuw ' M.wN.,.,,Q,, Wwwifmw U' HK' . . VM ..z , DORA FRANCES CARTER Librarian SOUTH HALL GEORGE MORRISON, M.A. Professor of Physical Sciences MILDRED HAEFELE, M.S. Professor of Home Economics sozmcE HALL GRACE MUSCH, M.A Professor of Biology RAYMOND M. DEMING. B.C.E., M.S., Sc.D. Professor of Mafhemarics MAUDE E FELTER AM lnsrrucror in Commercial and Educaiion Supervisor of Pracfice Teaching coLLEeE HALL HARRIET A. RANNEY, AM. Assisranr Professor of Educaiion i'Q,fgiE me and Psychology MRS. ESTHER W. ROOT, A.B. Insfrucror in Spanish and French Xml' IVADELL F. BRAUSE, A.M. RUTH GARFOOT, M.A. MRS. ROBERT HALL Professor of Speech, Professor of English Coilege Nurse Assisiani Professor of Emgiish REV. WILBUR H. BECKER lnsirucior iri German ELI C. CHRISTOFERSON, Ph.D Associaie Professor of Poliiical and Social Science l,, HENRY H. SUGDEN, M.S. Professor of Physical Educaflon JOHN E. DORMAN. B.S., D.D.S. Afhlehc Coach Q-YMNASIUM GEORGE BRAY, M.S. Assis+ah+ Coach and fnslrrucfor in Physical Educahon MRS. GORDON LEUDTKE Ins+ruc+or in Women's Physical Educafion aw fi i Y HAROLD H. ROOT, M.M. Professor of Voice Head of Music Deper+men+ FRANK PARTEN, M.M. Ins+ruc+or in Piano LOUIS W. MCLLOY Fino Avis Academy, London insirucior in Violin and lnsirumeniai Technique Direcfor of Band and Orclnesfre Professor of HARVEY SHERER, A.B. Business Adrninisirefion age I STUDENT COUNCIL Firsf Row: Ivlariorie I-Iolloway, Connie Erion, Lavon Marlin, Kay Dumormulh, Germaine Chumbley. Second Row: Adolph Webber, Louis Raelher, Carl Daily, George Richard Smifh, Dick Taylor. The SIudenI Council wiIh The cooperarion of The adminisrraiive deparI'menI is The governing organizaiion of The siudeni Ioody. The council has iurisdicrion over The srudeni recreaiion room. II provides The rules Tor class scrap, sers The dale Tor campus clean- up and presides over conrroversial issues OFFICERS: PRESIDENT .... VICE PRESIDENT . . . SECRETARY-TREASURER .I ADVISOR .... Page I4 wiihin The srudeni body, such as The wear- ing The green caps. IIs members are chosen by popular voie from each of The Tour classes. The memloers consisr OT Tour seniors, Three iuniors. Iwo sophomores and one freshman. . Lavon Marlin . G. R. Smifh . Connie Erion . Dean Mangold M I ' hh: A .: EN ROGER BROWN La Porre Ciiy Minors: Biol. and . ROBERT ANDREAE Oemin DERRYL DUMERMUTH Major: Main. Fa SHG Minors: Hisf. and Bus. Ad. Maloi Maw Minors Phys and HIST HAROLD DAILY Fayeiie Meiors: Biol. and Hisf. Minor: Phys. Ed. JOHN CLINE Wes? Union Maior: Hisiory Minors: Speech Sf P. Sf S. S. 0 H I DORIS CONNELLY Wes? Liberfy Maior: Biol. Minors: Speech and Home Ec. LEE AESCHLIMAN Wadena Maior: Bus. Ad. Minor: Mafh. KAY DUMERMUTH Major: Phys. Ed. A P 81 S S Fayerie Maior: Horne EC. Minors: Speech and Main. JEAN FOOT Hawkeye Major: Hisi. Minors: Eng, X1 Bus. Ad. LOUISE RAETHER Wesfgafe Maiors: Chem. 31 Maih. Minors: Phys. Xi Bioi. WWW. ... i DUANE KNOS Eayeiie Maior: Hisf. Minors: P. 81 S. S. 81 WARREN JOHNSON LEE REIFEL Eayeffe Maior: Phys. Ed. Minors: P. 81 S. S. 8: Bioi BEULAH REIFEL Oelwein Major: Bus. Ad. Minors: P. Xi S. S. a Speech Qeiwein Maior: Poi. Sc, Minors: Hisi. Xi Sc. 55 s LAVON MARTIN Voiqa Majors: Chem. Xi Bioi Minors: Maih. 81 Eng. CLARENCE RIDDLE Ausfin, Minn. Maior: Bus. Ad. Minors: Phys. Ed. and P. 81 S. S. EARL SECORA GORDON LEUDTKE ADOLPH WEBER Lirne Springs Clear Lalce Oelwein Maior: Bus. Ad. Major: Voice Maior: Phys. Ed. Minor: Hisl. Minors: Piano Bc Gorman Minors: Biol, Xi P. 81 S. S. LAVERNE AEGERTER Sumner Maior: Bus. Ad. Minors: I-Iisl. Xi Phys. Ed. GEORGE BREEDLOVE Cresco Maior: Bus. Ad. Minors: Biol. 81 I-lisl. DONALD BUENNEKE Maynard Major: Bus. Ad. Minors: Hisl. 31 Phys. Ed. WARD DONAT Eayelle Major: I-Iisi. Minors: P. 81 S. S., Eng. 81 Phys. Ed. HOWARD FINCH Oelwein Maior: I-list A Minors: Soc. Sc. 8: Bus. Ad. WILLIAM GOLDSMITH Wesl Union Major: Eng. Minors: Spanish Br Bible ORIN GOODRICH Jefferson Maior: Econ. Minors: I-lisl. 31 Phys. SENIORS NOT IN PICTURE VICTOR HANSON 5 Oelwein Maior: Biol. Minors: Phys. Ed. 81 P. Bi S. ,S GROVER HEDEMAN Garnavillo Maior: Phys. Ed. Minors: Biol. 81 I-lisl. ROBERT HENEKS Vinion Major: Malh. Minors: Phys. Ed. Xi Physics DARWIN HOPKINS Eayelle Maior: Hisl. Minors: P. Bi S. S. Br Biol. HOWARD JAMES Slanley Major: Mafh. Minors: Phys. Ed. 31 Physics MARSHALL McCUNIFF Eayelle Maior: I-lisff. Minors: Music and P. 8: S. S. HAROLD, NADING Payelle Maior: Biol. Minors: Phys. Ed., I-Iisl. and P. 81 S. S. CHARLES PATRIDGE Eayelle Major: Bus. Ad. Minors: Phys. Ed. Bi Soc. CATHRINE PERRY Waucorna Special Sludoni BERNARD SCHRADER Clermonl - Maior: Phys. Ed. Minors: Biol. 81 I-Iisl. DORIS STEEGE Maynard Maior: Music Minors: Music 81 English ALFRED WEGNER Eayefle Maior: Bus. Ad. Minors: l-lisf., Sc., Xi Ma NORMAN WOLTERS Oelwein Maior: Phys. Ed. Minors: Biol. 8: P. 81 S. S Page I7 ED BUSTA Cresco M Ill! lil Ill. DOYLE BUTTS Fayeffcx CONNIE ERION Fayeffe ROBERT CLAY Rudd VIRGIL HAARS -Cenfer Pomf CARL DAILY Nora Springs HERBERT HAAS Rhodes la tm JAMES DAVIS Faye++e ROBERTA LOCKWOOD Oren AN NABELLE LOFTSGARD Clermonf ROBERT TOUTSCH Fayeffe KEITH HOPKINS Dysarf ALBERT SWALE Wesf Union WAYNE HURMENCE Fayeife DEAN MARCHANT Rockford GEORGE R. SMITH Cenlrer Poimi DONALD ALLEN Aurora WILLIAM ANDRES Fayeffe KENNETH BRYANT ST. Anflwony MERRIL BUTTS CrysIaI Lake, III. FLORIAN CASSUTT Elkader VERN DEBES Fayeffe ROY DUFF Mason Cify +5- JUNIORS NOT IN PICTURE ALBERT DUNCAN, Jr. Sfrawberry Poinf RUE FARNUM Sumner MARJO RI E HOLLOWAY Cenfer Poinf ARTHUR HUGHES Casfana GLEN LEASE Sumner ED MURPHY DunIap ALLEN NICOLA EayeHe DON PARKIN EarIviIIe DAVID PLATT Brooklyn, N, Y. ROBERT ROBINSON Hawkeye MERRILL SMITH Elkader DARWIN TINKER Sfrawberry Polnf JOHN WILLISON Anamosa WILLIS SPERRY Greene TWO YEAR GRADUATES HELEN GLASNER Cedar I:aIIs GERALDINE SMITH VoIqa Page 20 l. rpm-uerrii maze Adrian, Raymond Albauqh, Ralricia Allen, Donald Andrews, Reberl Becker, Waller Belding Lavern Bierman, Harlan Bleclc, Arnold Broclcmeyer, Zeida Brouqhlon, Waller Bryan, John Buennelce, Reberl Burnell, Gladys Beyers, l-lerb Capper, James Carroll, Ralph Chrislensen, Nels Cole, Phillip Gerson, Dean Crane, Melvin Daniels, Richard Davies, Dorolhy Dillie, Rolin SOPHOMORE CLASS Dulce, Beryl Falb, Geerqana Fifzpalriclc, Edward Gaynor, Richard Gillord, Kennelh Glasner, l'-lelen Gleim, David Gegq, Roberl l-laars, Richard l-lall, Reber? l-lall, Rozilla l-lalslead, John l-lalverson, l'-lelen l-larms, Calvin l-larms, Melvin l-larnack, Kennelh l-layes, Arlhur l-lazor, Ther lflealh, Bobby l-leefner, Gerald l-lense, Marshall l-loeifl, Harold Holloway, Donald Hoplcins, Keifh lnloushelder, Dean Jones, Roberl Knos, Lucille Konzen, Lawrence Krohn, Keilh Kuhns, Raymond Lemblca, James Leonharl, Derryl Livingslen, Donald McCunihf, Donna Miller, Melvin Gaynor, Lavon Miller, William Moore, M. J. Murphy, Roberl M. Newlon, Leroy Nissen, John Paige, Mary E. Payne, Selden Peferson, Gordon Phillips, Arlalee Popenhagen, Duane Preuss, Edward Proclor, Warren Raders, Kennelh Reed, Carol Reed, Dallas Rixen, Waller Schreiber, l-larold Sellcen, Dean Severa, Roberi Shalier, Wayne Smifh, Fred Smilh, Geraldine Slene, Reberl Sloui, William laylor, Richard Trauriq, Reber? Tullle, Vauqhn Warlen, John Welch, Forresl' Welhelmi, Gerald Willard, Roland Wyqle, Harvey Sylces, Janel Page 2I QRESH I-I Page 22 FRESHMEN Aegerler, Marianne Allick, Arihur Anderson, Belly Anderson, Roger Andrews, George Anich, Louis Aulwes, Palricia Bareis, Arbe Barllefl, Ralph Beck, Alvin Finlayson, Connie Finlayson, John Fisko, Thor Lamberf, Ruce Fogle, Dale Freeman, Mary Fry, Dale Gardner, Donald Garrison, Helen Gleim, David Becker, Joseph Gogg, James Behrens, Edwin Goldman, Olha Behrens, Roy Gonzales, Rudolph Bernau, Alloerf Goodrich, Donald Beusch, Charles Grace, Rulh Bifferman, Richard Graverson, Leslie Blockus, Ralph Greco, Louis Bourkeney, Raymond Gruver, Berl Bradley, Evelyn Haller, Wolfgang Brainard, Ray Heefland, John Bramrnerlo, Allen Heiserman, Roberl Brandi, John Herzberg, Wayland Brooks, Roberla Hochberger, James Brown, Donald D, Hood, Donna Bryan, James Hornberger, Vincenl 1 Bryanl, Billy Gene Holh, Viclor Buchanan, Don Houlihan, Howard Buhr, Donald D. Howard, Corinne Bunfenbach, Ed Hulzel, Kenneth Chesley, Richard llilf, Rufh Chumbley, Germaine Ingel, Bruce Claus, Carl Jackson, Burlon Claus, Herb Jackson, Edward Coobs, Roberl Joerg, Lowell Cooney, William Johnson, Arlhur Crandall, Paul Johnson, lsabelle Crawford, Billy Bob Johnson, Roper? Crew, David Johnslon, Arlhur Cunningham, Douglas Jones, Caryl Curfis, Dean Jones, George Davis, Thomas Jones, Leland Deafon, Eugene Jones, Sfanley DeSarl, Dean Jonsberg, Kermif Dirkson, Raymond Kamp, Roberl Doll, John, Jr. Kapprneyer, John Dorenkamp, Roberl Kelly, Wilford Doughly, Thomas Kilcher, Paul Dravis, Sylvesler Kirkpalrick, Jack Drury, Arvin Klapperich, Clarence Duke, David Knapp, Raymond Eck, Donald Knighf, Roberl' Edsill, Roloerl Knos, Helen Eischeid, Howard Knowles, Righard Enss, Orville Konigsmarkt Don Fairwealher, Bud Kriebs, George Farnum, Ward Krohn, Milberf Fenchel, George Lamphier' Bormge Fields, Donald Larson, lnqvar Finrh, Williiwrri lap, RUl',,,,-f F- Page 23 Page 24 FRESHMEN Levers, Thomas Livingslon, Roberf Lockhari, Thomas Lockwood, Richard Loilsgard, Arlhur Lubin, Leonard McAdams, Allen Maslers, George Maynard, Glenn Messerli, Keilh Schmidt Robert Schmilz, William Schoneman, Roger Schori, Benedic? Schrader, Louis Schrier, Samuel Severson, Eugene Simmons, Bernard Smilh, Richard Smiilkamp, James Messerschmidi, Audrey Snider, Rallis Michel, Eugene Solomon, John Minor, Arlhu r Spark, David Moore, Loyal Spragg, John Moore, Ric hard Sfarkwealher, Jerry Moore, Roberl L. Sielrlens, Augusl Moore, William Sfephens, Roland Morris, William Srevenson, James Mosher, Morris Sloakes, Kennelh Murphy, Marian Sugden, Elva Murph y, William Swale, Ralph Myers, Glen Tarbox, Verden Nelson, Donald Teulel, Claylon Newman, George Theim, Roberl Nierhofi, Fred Thompson, John Novak, Charles Todd, David Oelsen, Leo Tomasek, Mark O'Brien, John Topp, Lesfer Orum, Marie Troyer, Duayne Paige, Jeannelle Underbakke, Roberf Parmafer, William Underbakke, Roberla Paul, Slanley Upham, Palsy Payne, Allen Urness, Alice Pemberlon, R. J. Van Sickel, Jack Pelerson, Edilh Versluis, l-lelen Pelerson, James Verleiko, Peler Peierson, Marvin Walker, Roloerf Pierce, Donald Weasmer, Gerald Ploiz, John Webb, Donald Plolz, Leo Weers, Wilber Pofler, David 'Werdel, Roberl Pringnilz, Ronald Whilehill, Claude Pumper, Roberl' Whiiney, Laurence Rademaker, Dale Wilder, Lesler Radlorl, Russell Wood, James Randall, Leighlon Wood, Marcella Raymond, Merlin Woodard, George Jr. Richards, Roberl Wrighl, Roberi Rickman, Garret? Wurlzel, Glen Rickman, Joe Yelland, Oliver Rixlord, Roberl Young, Jessie I Robinson, Fabian Young, John M. Rusi, Gloria Young, John O. Schabacker, Clarence Young, Roberi M Schara, Palricia Zwicky, John Schieck, Jerome Wafson, R. J. Class Officers SENIORS: SOPHOMORES: Pvesidenf , . 4 EARL SECORA Pwsiderf . . . MELWN HARMS Vice Presidenf, NORMAN WQLTERS Vivo Presidffnf , . ,LUCILLE KNQS SCCFGLGVY and Trcasuver. . ,, . . JEAN FOOT Sfxcrofary and Treasuvef .. , ,., .CARQL REED JUNIORS: FRESHMEN: Weideni ,.. .. ,. , .H .HERBERT HAAS Wcidem+ , ,, ...WHLLhKM KELLY Vice Presidenf . . .JAMES DAVNS Virff Rresldfemf , . . ,DALLAS MCON Simrefary and Treasure . MRS, ROBERT MURPHY Sf-fwfaw xmc Treasu , UGERMALNE CHUMBLEY Page 25 Page 26 FAY ETTE Carley's Plumbing and Healing Davis Rexall Slore Dr, John Dorman Faye-He Theafer Jaclc's Recreafion Parlor Johnson's Cafe Mcl.eese 81 Leylze Furnilure Slore Mullin's Recrealion Parlor Paul's Barber Shop SUMNER Dr. Murphy Shales 8: OlBrien Pharmacy if H. l. Robinson, Opfomelrisf Dr, H. l.. Schrier Shahlefs Service Smillfs Grocery Soy Bean Mill Thrilfy Food Marf Warren 81 Allwood Grocery Fayefle Counly Leader MAYNARD Maynard Savings Bank - DRGANIZATIDNS JEDQVQ, 1 Social 1 I SOCIAL LIFE COMMITTEE SiHing: l3aT Albaugh, Gladys BurnefT, Connie Erion, Lavon MarTin, Kay Durnern'iuTh. Sfanding: Donald I-Iolloway, Dick Daniels, George Richard SrniTh, Orville Eness. The Social LiTe CommiTTee is chosen by popular voTe of The Tour classes. The commiTTee is organized To promoTe social acTiviTies on The campus. This year we have had many enjoyable social evenTs sponsored by The Social LiTe CommiTTee. Recrea- Page 28 Tion has been greaTly improved Through The eTTorT oT This organizaTion. l:aculTy Members: lvliss lvleyer, lvliss Ranney, Mr ROOT, Mr. Sugden, Mr, Sherer. - Ollhcersz Chairman, Connie Erion. Seafed: Roberla Lockwood, Luci-le Kms Sfanding: lsabeile Johnson, Pal Au.wes, Kay Duvwewwidlh Donna Mcfiurwiif. KAPPA ETA BETA The Kappa Ela Bela sororily, oldesl on The Campus, Paul Terriplemari was selecled as club molher arid was founded lo srimulale clean, wholesome aclivily Miss Mildred l-laelele as Club sponsor. arid Creale a well-rounded characler. This year Mrs. The Kappas meel every lwo weeks lor parlies and Torrhal rrweelirigs. Officers: Presideril Kay Dumerrhulh Vice Presidenlr Roberla Lockwood Secrelary Lucille limos Treasurer Derma McCLmriiTi i Siffing: Arlalee Phillips, Miss Brause, Lavon Merlin. S+anding: Connie Erion, Corinne l-loward, Levon Gaynor, Pal Albeugh. PHI BETA PHI Phi Bela Phi was organized in l9l7 as lhe W.S.W. The Phi Belas enlerlained lheir rushees al an infor- Club and WGS Veomlanlzed in W28 55 llle Plll Bela mal dinner in lhe home of lheir club molher, Mrs. Phi Sororily. The sororily slrives lo bring aboul a Ame Sperry' feeling of friendliness and comradeship among ils members. A lrue sense of womanliness and fair NO Clales' HO makeup' Palnllng paddles and Mele' play and lhose qualifies which make for slrenglh ol mending' 5l5l'9V5 Were lille hiqhpoinh Ol Plcdqe characler are developed. Week. Officers Presidenl ..,.. Connie Erion Vice Presidenl , ,..Pe+ Alhaugh Secrelary-Treasurer . Lavon Gaynor Facully Sponsor. ,. ,Miss lvadell Brause Page 30 Lefl fo Righf: Edifh Pelerson, Mrs. Roof. Annabelle Lollscgavd, Jean Fool. SIGMA NU SIGMA The Sigma Nu Sigma sororily, organized in I924, slrives for friendship and cooperalion among ils members and elsewhere on lhe campus. Through- ou+ lhe club's program emphasis is placed upon lhe promolion of social graces. Open house al Homecoming and The lraclilional Officers Presidenl . .. , Jean Fool Secrelary-Treasurer . . . . .Annabelle Lollsgarcl Commencemenl morning brealcfasl furnish scores of pleasanl memories lor all members ol lhis organi- zalion. Mrs. l-l. l-l. Rool is our club molher and lacully sponsor and graciously malces her home our Club l-lome. X A .,c. , l Page 32 Firsf Row: Don l-lolloway, Ozzie Weber, Clarence Riddle, Dick Taylor, Virgil l-laars, Roberl Clay. Second Row: Norman Wollers, Sam Turner, Vaughn Tullle, Carl Daily, Selclon Payne, Kenne-Th Gifford Darwin l-lopkins. Third Row: Edward Gowenlock, Charles lvlilllesladl, Roger Brown. H. U. I. The l-l.U.I. lralernily, organized as an alhlelic Club in I9I6, now seeks lo cooperale in The physical, menlal and social aclivilies ol The campus. The lralernily name, l-l.U.I., has a secrel meaning known only +o lhe club members. The lralernily is headed by lvlr. l-larvey Sherer, 'lac ully sponsor. Officers Presidenl ,..,.. ......... C larence Q. Riddle Vice Presiclenl ,... ..... R ichard Taylor Secrelaryfreasurer , . ,, Adolph Weber Hrd Row Herbed Haas HowamiJames Mr.Paden,Duane Knos.LouS Raelhen Dean Marchanh Second Row Charles Palridge, Roberl Andreae. Don Buenneke, William Andres, Ed Murphy, John Bryan Warren Johnson. ALPHA DELTA ALPHA Alpha Delia Alpha, a Greek leller lraiernily, was organized in I93l. The aims of lhis lralernily are lo promole cooperalrion and friendship wilh olrher campus social clubs, parlricipale in campus acliyie lies and creare sincere fellowship among ils meme bers. The reiurn ol several velrerans lo lhe campus who joined A. D. A. before lheir schooling was in- lerrupled by The war, has increased The club's mem- bership considerably. Prof. Deming is honorary sponsor and Prof. Frank Parlen is lhe aciiye sponsor. Officers Presidenl .,. .,..... . , .Duane Knos Vice Presidenl. , l-loward James Secrelaryeireasurer , .Vernon Crum Page 33 Page 34 Derryl Dumermulh, Bud Schrader, Earl Secoia, Kennelh Bryanl. RHO SIGMA CHI The Rho Sigma Chi social lralernily mainlains as Hs slandarol The building of characler, good sporlsmanship and iruslworlhy fellowship among sludenls. Campus Clubs FirsT Row: Lavon MarTin, RoberTa Underbakke, Kay DurnerrnuTh, Connie Erion, RuTh Grace, RoberTa Loclcwood. Second Row: Wilbur Weers, Carol Reed, Zeida Broclcmeyer, RuTh Ililzl, Beulah Reifel, Marian Murphy, PaT Aulwes. Third Row: Merrill SmiTh, Charles MiTTlesTadT, Wolfgang I-laller, Ray Bourlcney, RobefT Andreae, Richard Gaynor, KeiTh I-loplcins. Fourlh Row: William Andres, Edward FiTzpaTriclc, James Bryan, LesTer Topp, Lowell Joerg, Wayne Nicola, Dean MarchanT. UNIVERSITY PLAYERS The UniversiTy Players seelc To promoTe dramaTic abiliTy and provide Tellowship Tor Those sTudenTs in- TeresTed in The worlc. This group Talces an acTive parT in The organizaTion and producTion oT college duced The plays I-larrieT and Arsenic and Old Lace. Membership is open To Those sTudenTs who have ex- pressed Their inTeresT in play producTion and who have Talcen parT in The required number oT plays. Miss lvadell Brause, head oT The Speech DeparT- menT, is direcTor oT The plays and The sponsor oT The plays, aTlording educaTional opporTuniTies in acTing and baclcsTage worlc. This year The UniversiTy Players sponsored and pro- organizaTion, Officers PresidenT .... ,.... .... K e iTh I-loplcins Vice PresidenT ...,.. .,.. R oberT Andreae SecreTary-Treasurer . .. . .. Warren Johnson Page 35 The lirsl presenlalion of Jrhe year by lhe Universilfy Players was given November 26, l946. ll porlrayed The life of l-larriel Beecher Slowe. . l-larrie+ was a vivid, Thoughllul, and al all limes lhoroughly engrossing presenlalrion ol hislory in lhe mak- ing. l+ was warmed by comedy, colored by lhe pallerns of lhe vilal era in which lhe lady lived, and made eloquenl lhrough lhe reileralion of ideas and ideals lhal moved many men and women lo fighl on The side of freedom during lhe Civil War. Brillianl cosluming consisling of swallow-Tail coals and hoop slcirls reproduced lhe glamour of lhe Civil War period. Page 36 Aunl Zeb ....,.,..., I-lenry Ward Beecher. Calherine Beecher. . . I-larriel Beecher Slowe. . . Calvin Slowe .,...... William Beecher. , Edward Beecher .,.... Mary Beecher Perkins. Charles Beecher .... Isabella Beecher .... Dr. Lyman Beecher. .. Mr. Tullle ....... . . . .Evelyn Blalce . . , .Edmund Busla . . . .Kay Dumermulh . . . . .Beulah Reilel ... Willour Weers ...... Merrill Smilh .... Wollgang I-laller . . . .Marian Murphy . . . . . .Lowell Joerg . . . Zelda Broclcmeyer . . .Roberl Andreae .... .Lesler Topp Jane. ....... f.. CAST M r. VVycherly .... Mrs. I-lobbs .....,..... .....Allen Nicola ... Carol Reed Freddie Slowe lchildl ,.... ....... J ohn Corlcery Celeshne ..........,......... Lois Ann Corlcery Ered Slowe lyoung rnanl Georgie Slowe ........ I-lallie Slowe. ,. Eliza Slowe ...., Jerusha Panlry. .. Lowell Denlon.. Sulcey ..... I-laley . .,........,... ... ....Ru+h llill PRODUCTION STAFF Direclor ...... .... I vadell Brause Eleclrician ....... Slage Manager. .. .....,.... Edmund Busla Business Manager... . ,. Prompler . . .. , .. .... Charles Milllesladl . . . . . . .Edward Eilzpalrick .... Connie Erion ....,Ru+h Grace . . . .palricia Aulwes . . . Ray Bourlcney ,........James Bryan Roberla Underloalclce .Charles Milllesladlr HMG. Richard Smilh . . . . . .Earl Selcora Page 37 Page 38 Doris Connelly, Kay Durnerrnufh, Helen Glasner, Marian Murphy, Miss I-Iaefolo, Roberta Lockwood HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Upper Iowa I-Iome Economics Club was organ- ized Ihree years ago. The cIub's purpose is 'ro slimu- laie inleresl in goool home making and Io promole Ihe growlh of home economics al Upper Iowa. Officers Presidenf ....,... ,........, K ay Dumermulh Secrelary-Treasurer ........... Roberla Lockwood Sponsors: Miss Meyer, Miss I-Iaelele. Ward Donal, Carol Reed. Connie Erion, Kay Durnerrnulh, Goorqana Falla, Bob Androan. CHRISTIAN FORUM The Chrislian Forum is sponsored loy The sludenls on lhe U.l.U. Campus. lls purpose is lo provide op- porlunily for The deyelopmenl of Chrislian leader- ship and promole spirilual and inlrelleclual pro- grams. Chrislian Forum was held weekly and in co- operalion wilh lhe Religious Life Commillee lhoy sponsored religious emphasis week. Officers Presidenl .,,.. ..,...., .... W a rd Donal Vice Presidenl ...., Georgana Fallo Secrelary-Treasurer . . . ........ Kay Dumermulh Facully Advisor+Prol. Walker Page 39 FirsT Row: Oran Goodrich, Evelyn Bradley, Donna McCunniTT, Geraldine SrniTh, RuTh Grace, Corrine Howard, Edifh PeTerson Grover Hedeman. Second Row: DoroThy Davis, Isabelle Johnson, PaT Aulwes, Helen Versluis, Marcella Wood, Elva Sugden, Marie Orum, Mary Free- man, PaT Upham, RoberT Henelcs. Third Row: Donna Hood, Marjorie Holloway, Mary Paige, Lavon MarTin, Kay Dumermulh, RuTh lliTT, Bonnie Lamphier, Duane Knos, Adolph Weber, Earl Secora, Fourfh Row: John Cline, Roger Brown, Lee Aeslisman, Sammy Turner, Norman WolTers, Bob Andreae, Louis RaeTher, Gordon LeudTlce, Clarence Riddle, Bernard Schrader, VicTor Hanson. FUTURE TEACHERS OF UPPER IOWA The FuTure Teachers organizaTion consisTs oT Two chapTers, The Alpha chapTer, composed OT iuniors and seniors and is sponsored by Miss FelTer. The BeTa chapTer is composed oT Two year normal sTu- denTs and is sponsored by Miss Ranney. All sTudenTs inTeresTed in Teaching are eligible Tor The purpose oT This organizaTion is To become Teach- er minded, To develop Teacher aTTiTudes, and To en- able prospecTive Teachers To plan Tor Their TuTure. The Teacher's posiTion is oT greaT imporTance and This organizaTion aids sTudenTs To become beTTer qualiTied To guide The TuTure ciTizens oT America. membership in This organizaTion. Page 40 Officers PresidenT ,..... ..,....... M ariorie Holloway Vice PresidenT ...,.. . . Donna McCunniTT SecreaTary-Treasurer . ., .4.. Mary Paige Program Chairman... ,..Lavon MarTin Firs? Row: Mesdames Marslwall McCunnil3?, Duane Knos, Wilbur Weers, Melvin Miller,il.ee Rei?el, Rober? Clay, Rober? Coobs, l-lerber? l-laas, Vern DebesA Second Row: Mesdames Rober? Murplwy, Rober? l-lall. Melvin Crane. Clwarles Pa?ridoe, Kenno??1 l-larnaclc, Georqe Newman, Allen Nicola, CAMPUS WIVES A new organiza?ion on ??1e campus ?l1is year was Campus Wiifes, ?he wives 0? married s?uclen?s who lield mon?lnly mee?ings lor ?l'1e purpose o? becoming be?+er acouain?ed. Promoling social ac?ivi?y for ?lie wives was i?s primary in?eres?. lns?ruc?ion in lwome-malqinq was given in conneclion wi?l1 some o? ?l'ie mee?inqs. Officers Presiden? ,.,, A ,A A A AMrs. Charles Pa?riclge Vice Presidenl A A .A Mrs. Melvin Crane Secre?aryVTreasurer A A A A A Mrs. Kenne?l'i l-larnaclc Sponsor-Mrs. Esflwer Roo? Page 41 Page 42 VET'S CLUB OFFICERS Tlwe Veleran's Club was organized on llie Upper Iowa campus lor llie purpose ol lielping coordinale velerans' affairs. By close cooperalion, harmonious living willw our lellow man, and desire lo carry on lor llwose who gave evervllwing llwal we rniglil relurn, llie Velerans Club slrives lo serve 'flue ex-C5.l. llwrouglw llwe passing parade of college life. Officers Lell lo riglwlz Presiclenl .... ....... ........ B u d Schrader Publicily ....,. ..,. W ollgang Heller Vice Presidenl ..... ,mlvlarslwall l-lense Secrelary-Treasurer ., .,... Earl Selqora Honorary SeaTed: Doris STeecge, Annabelle LoTTsgard, Lavon MarTin, Connie Erion. STanding: Jean FooT, Georgana Falb, Gladys BurneTT, Zeida Brockmeyer, Carol Reed, Beulah ReiTel. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau DelTa, The naTional honorary English Tra- TerniTy, came To The Upper Iowa campus in The Tau Alpha chapTer. The purpose oT The order is To pro- moTe masTery oT wriTTen expression: encourage worThwhile reading, and To TosTer a spiriT oT Tellow- ship among men and women specializing in English. lVlonThly meeTings are held regularly, Two oT which are reserved Tor The consideraTion oT original work while The remaining are spenT in The sTudy OT good liTeraTure. Miss Grace Meyer, head oT The English DeparTmenT, has loeen TaculTy advisor. Officers PresidenT , , Lavon lVlarTin VicefPresidenT , ,..,,,. Doris STeege Sec:reTary-Treasurer . ,. . . .Annabelle l.oTTsgard Page 43 Page 44 Connie Erion, Kay Dumermulh, Reber? Andreae, Beulah Reilel, Roberfa Loclcwood ALPHA PSI OMEGA Speak lhe speech I pray Thee, lrippingly on lhe longuef'-l-lamlel's advice lo The players repre- senls Jrhe rhealrical inleresls of Alpha Psi Omega. The local chapler on lhe campus is called The Bela Kappa cash To become eligible for membership in Jrhe iraier- nily, sludenls musl do special acling or slage crew work on lhree plays. The club colors, moonlighl blue and amber, are lhose mosl oflen used in slage lighfing. Officers Direclor ,...... ....,,.,,. R oberla Lockwood Slage Manager, .. ,,.. Kay Dumermulh Business Manager ......,,.,,.,.... Connie Erion Sponsor-Miss Brause FHM Row:Lavon MarHn,Kay Dumermu+h,Jean Foo+,John Chne Second Row: Rev. W. W, Goldsrnilh, Bob Andreae, Harold Daily, Clarence Riddle, Earl Secora WHO'S WHO This year Upper Iowa, on The basis of enrollment was enlilled lo eighl candiclales Tor Who's Who Among Sludenls in American Colleges and Univer- si+ies. In addilion, one member who was accepled lasl year, was aulomalically a member +his year. Candidales are chosen on The basis of characler, scholarship, leadership in exlrra curricular aclivilies and upon Their possibililies 'For +he Tulure. They are chosen by a commillee composed of Tacully mem- bers. The seleclion is limiled +o juniors and seniors in This Junior Who's Who and serves as a cross secfion of +he oulslanding personalilies in America's under- graduale college life. Being selec+ed gives The sludenl a desire lo main- Jrain +he high slandards he has eslablished Through his years in college. - Page 45 Page 46 Publicafions Sealed: Kennollw Bryanl, Herbcrf Haas, Roborl Clay. Duane Knos, James Davis. Sfandingz Connie Erion, Dick Smiln, Annabelle Loilsgard, Dean Marclnanl, Ed Mu ply R bona Lo-:ls WOO PEACOCK STAFF Co-Ecliiors ...,, . . .Bob Clay, Herb Haas Lilerary Eclilor .... ..,.. A nnabelle Lollsgard Class Edilor ., .,........ Diclc Smillfi Social Ediior .,.. ........ C onnie Erion Aciiviiies ..., Roberla Lockwood Plwoiograplwy .... .... K enneib Bryanl Aihlelics ....,. ..... E d Murphy' Ari Edilor. .. ........ ... .,. James Davis Aclverfising Sfaff Business Manager ..4........,...... Duane Knos Assisfanis-Ed Busla, Dean Marclnanl, Roy Dull, Roberi Robinson Facully Sponsor . ... . . ..,Mr. Colley Sealed: Theodore Hazer, Roberf Andrews, Georgana Falb, Jessie Young, Roberla Broolcs. Sfandingz Forresi Welch, Donald Gardner, George Newman, Bob Healh, Wolfgang l-laller. COLLEGIAN STAFF One of The main lealures of Upper lowa's publicily program is The Collegian, sludenf newspaper, which is published bi-weekly. I+ allempls fo give lo lhe sludenl body an unbiased accounl of campus happenings, and To give +0 lhose who have journal- islic inclinalions a chance for aclual experience. Mr. Colley is lhe advisor. Officers Edilor ......,. ...,,... , . Georgana Falla Assislanl Edilor. .. .... Arl l-lughes Business Manager, ,... Theodore l-lazer Page 47 .LT Y Page 48 YY' W E S T GATEWAY TO LITTLE SWITZERLAND UNI ON Avalon Theafer BaIIarcI Sfudio Big Gain Feeds C. A. Johnson X1 Son C. R. SIend'eI DesseI's Furniiure Sfore Diiio Food Markei Doscher Irnplemenf Co. Firsf NaIionaI Bank FoIIen RexaII Drug Graham! Deparfmeni Sfore Gruver Shoe Sfore I-IausIaden Auio Supplies gwmw I-IoIeI Rex Johnson's Jack Spraf Sfore Loffus Resiauranf McInIvre's D X Service MeryI's Siandard Service PriIz's Clover Farrn Siore Radio Clinic Rex Radio Shop Rush Drugs Schafz 81 Schaiz Siifka Chevrole-I Sales The Record Shop TucIrer's Varie-'ry Siore Warner 8: Beaimer 1 -Sl USIC l Vocal CHOIR Firsf Row: Professor l-larold Rooi, Marcella Wood, Gladys Burnell, Carol Reed, Zeida Bioalcmeyer, Lucille Knos, Ruin Grace, Annabelle Loiisqard, Isabelle Jolwnson, Lavon Marlin. Second Row: Jean Fool, Doris Sleeqe, Connie Erion, Kay Durnerrnulli, l-le-len Knos, Palricia Aulwes, l-lelen Garrison, Dorollny Leudflie, Lois Olsen, Edith Pelerson, Jessie Young. Third Row: Diclc Daniels, Gordon Leudllce, Oliver Yelland, Wayne l-lurmence, Gafrel Rickman, Lowell Joerg Joe Rickman, Allen Brammerlo, Duane Knos. Fourih Row: John Young, Bill McGregor,Jol1n il1ompson,Arl Hughes, Roberl Andreae, Sylvesler Dravis, Jim Goqq, Ed Busla, Jim Wood. X l The Choir, 'I-rio, and Quarlelle , provided mosl ol llie music lor llie field lrips. Tliey also aided greally in our assembly program llirougli- oul llie year. The Choir worked liard ilirouglwoul llwe year under llie direclion ol Professor l-larold Rool in prepara- 'rion lor a spring four ol many Iowa cilies. The four was very success' lul and was ended by llwe Choir prcsenlinq a lull program lor as- sembly. Many numbers given by llne Clioir on llioir lrip were given belore llie U.l.U. assembly. These numbers included Clwoir, Trio, and , Quarlelle. Men's Quar+eHe: BEN McGregor, Jim Wood, Jim Goqq, Gordon Lourirlce. Girls' Trio: Pafricia Schara, Doris Sreeqe, Amnabelre Loffsqard. Page SI lnsfrumenlal Firsl Row: Roberla Underbalnlne, Jean Fool, Don Buchanan, George Andrews, Carl Claus, Mary Freeman, Elva Sudden, Jessie Young. Second Row: Diclc Smilh, Connie Erion, Ari Hughes, Lucille Knos, Zelda Broclcmeyer, Gladys Burnell, Mary Paige, Prolessor Mol- loy. Third Row: Phil Cole, Marvin Lacore, Roberla Brooks, Mariorie Holloway, Marshall McCunnill, Ed Busla. Fourlh Row: Kay Dumermulh, George Breedlove, Ramon Kuhris, Ed Bunlenbach, Carol Reed, John Younq. Fiffh Row: Ralph Swale, Belly Anderson, Arfhur Lolfsqard, Gordon Leudllce, lsabelle Johnson, Gerald l-leelner, Bch Andrnnr Sixrh Row: Les Gvraverson, Evelyn Blake, Duane Knos, Jeanelle Paige. BAND The Upper lowa Band under lhe direclion of Pro- fessor Molloy provided much enlerlainmenl lor lhe sludenls and visilors on lhe U.l.U. campus. Occa- sions lor which 'rhe band performed were assembly, Home-coming, and Senior Day. Page 52 Firsi Row: Don Buchanan, Carl Claus, George Andrews, Gladys Burneil, Evelyn Blake, Connie Erion, Zeida Broclcrneyer, Bob Andreae. Second Row: Phillip Cole, Marvin Lakore. Ecl Busta, Marshall lvIcCunniFl. Third Row: Ed Bunlenbach, John Younq, Rarnon Kuhns. Fourfh Row: Ralph Swale, Les Graverson, Gordon Luedllce. PEP BAND lnsiillinq pep and enlhusiasrn info The dream and crowd during The lime-ouis and halves of lhe fool- loall and baslcelloall games is lhe duly of The pep band. This organizalion is clirecied by a sludenl conduclor chosen by Prof. lvlolloy. Specially of lho pep hand is lo play parl of a piece during ono lime- oul and finish playinq il the nexl. Page 53 Paqe 54 Firsi Row: Phil Cole, Marvin luacore, Professor Molloy, Muriel Daniels, Ed Busta, Zae Murph Second Row: Ramon Kuhns, Gladys Burnell, Mary Paige, Jessie Young, Carl Claus. Third Row: Bob Andreae, Gordon Leudllce, Jeanelle Paige, John Young, Lucille Knos. ORCHESTRA The Upper Iowa Universily orcheslra presenls one assembly program each year. Besides presenling This program ol lavorile symphonies and operas, The orcheslra provides The music for all college plays. The orcheslra is under lhe direclion of Professor Molloy, an accomplished violinisl, who adds his ex cellenl playing lo lhe concerls presenled. BRASS QUARTETTE Leff fo riqhff Gordon Leudrke, Bob Andreas Marvin Lacoro, Ed Busfa. SAXOPHONE QUARTETTE Leff fo riqhff Ed Bunfenbach, Ramon Kunns. George Breedlove, John Young. BRASS SEXTETTE Leff fo riqhf: Siifingz Lucme Knos, Bob Andreae, Marvin Lacore Ed Busfa. Sfanding: Gordon Leudfke, Jeaneffe Parma. Page 56 Buick Ponliac Sales 81 Service Candy Box Tea Room Coasl lo Coasl Sfore Fareway Slore l-larold's l-linlz Brollwers Furnifure Slore Iowa Mofor Co. Maid-rife McFarland Hardware Oelweiri Ballery X1 Eleclric OELWEIN Oelwein Chemical Co. Oelwein Daily Regisfer Pfeilllefs Drugs Rafhbun Brofhers Ross Co. Slevens Jewelry Sfreamliner Warclell Clwevrolel' Co. Woolworllw Slore IQO Club THLE IC S- A ,213 l It :U E BlHi'UNIU'W31'fW ig? lKHlI1lDT1ITIF1Tl .li-lg 'T l-I5 Nl' UL . 'ZQHFS . 39711 he J E Davis FooI'baII FOOTBALL SQUAD Firsf Row: :::Kinrgery, I::KeIIy, I:BareIs, :I:Goodrich, :E:SIarIcweaIher, NM, Harms, 'IHaII, :I1Iurnor, :I:Bob Murphy, IIBarIIeII, 'K. Harms, I:Beyers. Sfandingz WoIIers, Coach Suqden, Doc Dorman, :II3iorman, I:McAcIarns, Weber, 2:NierhorI, Gardner, :::MiIIer, I::Greco, 'E'ShIeIc, DanieIs, Arr Johnsron, M. J. Moore, I'Corson. Noi In Piciurez :1'Minor, Iiifxsfor, Johnson, :I:CurIis. IK:LeII'er winners CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Upper Iowa 39 Beuna Visra , 6 Upper Iowa 33 Penn 6 Upper Iowa . 28 Lurher . O Upper Iowa I2 Dubuque O IHornecomingI Upper Iowa . 7 Parsons . , 6 Upper Iowa ,. 20 Warrburq I3 6 Wins - O Losses All Conference: M. Harms, IeII' end: BarIIeII, guard, Turner, quarrerbackq R. Murphy, cenrery M. Harms, honorary caprain by unanimous choice. L Anxious Kickoff As Heafh Sees +he Game Page 59 BaskeTball Page 60 FirsT Row: Turner, l-luTzel, L. Schrader, M. Harms, B, Schrader, Bill Murphy, Hall Cassufl Second Row: l-laller, STolces, K. Harms, Morris, Bierman, Jones, Gogg, Coach Sugcleh Third Row: T-lense, Miller, T-lerrin, John Bryan, Selelcen, Kelly, Beclc. BaslceTball aT U. l. U. reTurned To The pre-war level This year. Sug's cagers had Their had nighTs as any ball Team does buT as The season drew To a close The Peacocks were on The long end in The won and losT column. The basl4eTball season had several highlighTs and one oT The brighTer ones was The 37-36 deTeaT handed The highly raTed Loras Team here aT U. l. U. This year provided a large squad Tor The TirsT year in guiTe some Time and Coach Sugden had good maTerial Trom which To choose his squad. Qnly Two regulars graduaTe This year so our season Tor '48 should be a successTul one. Upper' 'Upper Upper Upper 'Upper 'Upper 'Upper Upper 'Upper Upper 'Upper 'Upper 'Upper Upper 'Upper 'Upper 'Upper 'Upper Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa 'Conference GamesvWon 7, Loslr 5. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I I I 48 Glolosfers I I I I I 38 IIII45 Parsons II43 I II 46 PIaI'IevIIIe Mines .... II I 34 I I I I 47 PIaHeviIIe Teachers I I I I I I 55 IIII46 War+burq..IIIIIIII .II4O I I I I 35 Dubuque I I I I I 47 I I I 58 LuII1er ...,,.,. I I I I 60 I 57 Des Moines Demons I I 39 I I 69 Parsons IIIIII I I 56 I I 44 La Crosse I I I I I I 59 I II 52 Beuna Visfa II II 47 I I I 34 Loras IIIIIII I 47 I II 36 LuIjI1er IIIIIII I I I I 40 I I I 86 , PIaHeviIIe Mines III III 53 I I I I 47 WarIburg I I I I I I I 55 I I 54 Penn III.. I I I 44 37 Loras I 36 I I 49 Penn I I I 4I Acfion Under fhe Hoop Page Bl PEP CLUB Sifflng: Pal Uplwanw, All l-luqlncs, Layon Gaynor, Jerry Wlllnelnwi, Lugilie Knos. Slandingz Zelda Bl-ockrncyor, Beu- lah Rellel, Ed Murplvy, Pal Al bauqlw. Peacocks, Figl1'r!! CHEER LEADERS Isl Row: Pal Uplwarn, Arl l-luqlwes, Lavon Gaynor, Lucille Knos. PEP BAND 2nd Row: Don Buchanan. Carl Claus, George Andrews. Gladys Burnelle, Evelyn Blalce, Connie Erlon, Zelda Broclcrneyer, Bob An- dreae. 3rd Row: Plwil Cole, Marvin La core, Ed Busla, lvlarslwall lvlccun- nlLl. 4l'l1 Row: Ed Bunlenbaclnl. John Young, Ramon Kulwns. 5+l'1 Row: Ralpe Swale, Les Gra- yerson, Gordon Leudlke. Baseball ay Ball SQUAD ROSTER Doc Gives 'rhe Low Down Hecloman Weber Bierman D. Hopkins G. R. Smiih Brainard C. Daily Buhr M. Krohn Cassuff Bill Murphy Proclor Corson M. Harms M. J. Moore Heelner M. Smilh L. Schrader Lockwood Tricky Smilh K. Hopkins 5+ou'r CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL SCHEDULE April I9 Upper Iowa . . . ..,..,,.....,......, 3 Gusfavus Aclolphus . . , . 2 Upper Iowa . 5 Guslavus Adolphus . . .. I 24 Upper Iowa , . 5 S+. Thomas ...,.. , , 8 25 Upper Iowa . 6 Carlefon .,..... , I 26 Upper Iowa , 5 Plalfeville Teachers , , 6 Upper Iowa . . 4 Plalleville Teachers . . I 30 'Upper Iowa . . 7 Warlburq ...,., . . 5 May 7 'Upper Iowa , 7 Warlburq ..,. ..., I IO 'Upper Iowa .. I2 SI. Ambrose .,.. IO I9 'Upper Iowa . 6 Lulher ... .. 4 20 'Upper Iowa , 5 Lulher ....,......, , . 4 24 'Upper Iowa . . 4 SI. Ambrose ........,. . . 2 26 Upper Iowa .,... ,. 5 Winona 5+a're Teachers ...... .. 4 Conference Games-Won 6, Losl O. Season-Won I I, Losf 2. Page 63 Track This year found more men inferesfed in fraclc fhan has been fhe case for several years. The weafher held fhe boys baclc as fhey had very Iiffle fime fo qef in shape. Coach Sugden's boys did very well in all of fheir meefs considering fhe number of evenfs in which fhey parficipafed. The fraclc fearn proved fheir capabilifies by fyinq wifh Cenfral for second place in fhe Conference lvleef af Cenfral. SQUAD ROSTER B. Schrader E. Michaels Miller Tuffle W. Kelly Todd Selelcen J. Smiffcamp C. Novak Busch J. Plofz Goldman Bunfenbach Wolfers Corson Richards Arf Johnsfon G. R. Srnilh Arf Johnson SCHEDULE Quadrangular moef af Lufher .....,..... ..... U ppor Iowa-w2nd Quadrangular rneef af Winona Sfafe Teachers .... Upper lowa---2nd Dual meef af Loras ,............,,...... ...,, U pper lowa-2nd Conference meef af Cenfral .. . .. . .Upper lowa-2nd lliel CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR DOC Doc Dorman refurned fo his conference winning ways fhis year wifh an undefeafed foofball feam and his baseball Team also undefeafed in confer- ence compefifion. Vvifh more maferial from which fo choose, Doc produced one of fhe besf foofball feams in fhe hisfory of The school. Nexf year promises fo be anofher vicforious season as few boys will be losf by qraduafion. Page 64 .gp InTramuraIs INTRAMURAL ALL-STARS FirsT Row: Krohn, Carson, Duane SmiTh, STarkweaTher, Kingcry, M. J. Moore, Bob AIIen, Second Row: Ech, ProcTor, Ed Murphy, Rue Farnum, Vwfeber, SkeITon, INTRAMURAL WINNERS TENNIS: Dick SmiTh I-IORSESI-IOES: Dick SmiTh BASKET BALL: I-Ierb's I-TOT ShoTs I'-Ierb Beyers Ozzie Weber T. C. Davis Rex Rixon Red BunTenbaCh STan PauI I946-47 marked The reTurn oT inTramuraIs To The campus under The supervision OT Coach Sugden. The program provided inTeresT and acTiviTy Tor Those unable To make The varsiTy. BaskeTbaII highIighTed The inTramuraI program wiTh I-Iarnack, Cunningham. VVon LosT IST ..,. ,,,.,.. . I2 I The Rough Riders .. . ,, IO 3 Ed's NuT Crackers .... .,.. I O 3 The Whiz Kids .,,. .,. 9 4 The Tarheels . . . . . 9 4 TourTeen Teams and over one hundred and TvvenTy players parTicipaTing. The inTrarnuraI All-STars in a Three game series wiTh The B Squad won one and IosT Two in hard ToughT baTTIes. Page 65 - I I' Z E hw wi.: 1 CLEAN-UP l.i i 1 1 1 Commencemenl The commencemenl procession May 26, l947, marlced Upper lowa's nineliefh conseculive gradu- alion exercises. The commencemenl address was delivered by lhe Honorable Roberl D. Blue, Governor of lhe Slale of Iowa. Twenly-live graduales of lilly years ago or more held a reunion al 'rhe home of Presideni Smilh ancl were 'rhe recipienlrs of gold keys al +he Commence- men'r Exercises. DR. WALKER LEADS CLASS OF I947 Upper Iowa Universi+y IN ITS 90TH YEAR aww T Emi .Q ... M- is , Nifgizl' ,W . wHw w as '- was wwf f ' 0, vs s R ,W M 4 A is M, A by was ,Z Va, 1 ,if A in we is . Y, I We as W .. im 4,6 ,, Q 4 , S 14' A DISTINGUISHED PAST Serving as a liberal arIs college since I857. IIs graduafes have made iIs I1isIory. A SUCCESSFUL PRESENT The Iargesf CoIIegiaIe enroIImenI in iIs I1isIory. A non-secfarian, co-educaIionaI, independenI IiberaI arfs college. A PROIVIISING FUTURE A progressive, expanding program. SIra+egicaIly IocaIed amid Scenic surroundings in norII1easIern Iowa. I s Fall QuarIer Begins SepIernber I5, I947 Page 75 :Eva W J