Upper Iowa University - Peacock Yearbook (Fayette, IA)

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Dai T IVGC n Wilson C. Gill Since joining the faculty in the fall of 1947, Registrar Wilson C. Gill has rapidly come to be one of the most admired and well-liked Upper Iowans. The popularity of his classes attest to this fact. As registrar, he has made the students, problems his owng he has, despite the demands of his work, never been too busy to find time for aid and counsel. To all of the above, Mr. Gill would no doubt reply with his characteristic, 'Nonsenselv but despite this attitude of self-depreciation on his part, we sin- cerely dedicate this issue of the Peacock to Professor Gill as a small indication of the vast respect we have for his never failing thoughtfulness.

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- Page -two Fred R. Clark. Since he came to the campus, Professor Fred R. Clark has demonstrated that, from Acer Saccharum to Zymology he is the kind of a person who is well worth knowing. His robust figure is symbolic of the robust and warm personality that he shares so liberally with the rest of us Upper Iowans. As Dean of Men during the past year he has given even further evidence of his ability to make firm friendships. He and his inevitable cigar, fol- lowed by a horde of students drinking in the glories of nature are a real part of the Upper Iowa scene each fall and spring. And the patience he exhibits with us as we struggle with the mysteries of Ornith- ology and Plant Ecology is worthy of commendation. ' For these and other characteristics of cordiality and ability, we most sincerely dedicate this issue of the Peacock to Professor Clark. edlc

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The President Page Four PRESIDENT VIVIAN T. SMITH