Upper Iowa University - Peacock Yearbook (Fayette, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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Dr. Ricimarcis, by ilis vilni rnannrr oi lc-mixing and ixy ilis quaiilivs as un inciiviciuai, has 1-mis-nr:-ri iuimsc-if I0 us as a person wiio in-iivvPs iirmiy in Wim! iw lc-afiics, and yvl is always wiiiing lo iish-n in slucicnl vie-wsg who ims iiigil proivssionni icii-anis. in wvnilil of icnowivcigv, unci lin- aimiiily io ic-uri oliwrs lo discover the riciwnc-ss in- ims found in iiic-. X Vlfiux' aff vs X . X X 'K fy X if lu ' 1' X LAN Y 1 ff N P' . is C 6 1 22' w Si? 'r A 6:1416 R f ' muwffi ' ' A, I, V , Q ' H . X ' ' xx '. 'I ry T I , ' N ,!,,f1X-...XXV Q, 1 Q v .H N HJ A Ml 5 E e f f I l ? LA i l 5 3 I is ix 5 S .fo if 1 mf? DR. VIVIAN T. SM UNIVERSITY. Iiav rt-aIi7aIion TI1rougI1 Imis conscientious gui ann- . of one of time scIwooI's Iligin-st goals was ac'Ini1-vs-xl ' I IIN- Norlil this past year, nameIy the admlllanu o d t Association. Ccnlrai Accrc i ing ITH, PRESIDENT OF UPPER IOWA 'AJ 1 WILSIDN C. CEILLV Upper iowais youngest poiilivian and Registrar. Aciciing up Io see if tilere s anytizing file coiiege ireas ury, B U RSAR KEN BIARTIN. 'E fl :.....,1. - or V ' A ' 1 2 x i: :E 31' Ei.. .jf 4 . 'r'- 2 . L Q54 .... M DR. VV' C. A I J' NIONGCBLIQD. v, Dean of iim Cui x. -, ., lege. 4 ,, 1 'Q i M ' 2 ,, its raw M n V if 3 EN' 'AWL aa '4 . 'fer 3 1. Y ,P Me-,ml g 'ENN HMM 5 6 S b Q 6 1 Prof. T H9011 of tIQ History and Serial Science Ibept, DR. L. K. BowERsox. 7 JOAB K. ARUNSUN. Pilysicai Scivnee JOYCE AYDFLOTTI' ixiusic insfruelol. INIARCU LA DR. i.UbENI1 Biiux. BLA-I-Lm.Am' Heari of file Uppm- 14,,M,'S Pilysicai Eciucuk Lif,,-urmn tion Depl. IVADELL BRAITSE E7lQiiSil. Speeviz Gllll Dranlafirs. Tile Assistant Bursar, NOIIISERT BRAzELL. sqm!-my Q. 's4vq.,. '1- Dorm F. CYARTER. Aiumni 11x0c'11lim'. H Basketball, Tracie and Assistant Football Coaciz, GEORGE A. BROVVN. Q Y 1 N5 .L . Dean of Mon, Engiisii anci Speech, Acimissions J. C. BROWN. . COLBY iDirector ami Chemistry Prof., Mfitizcrviaticfs, AIDKIQAYINIUNIJ Ni. Dlzmsc. MRS. Nl. J. CPIANNER. ' 1 v: Footimii ruui Baseimaii Couriz. DR. JOHN IJORMAN M. W. , i' FM , 1224 , i-dw 'W' Y, H7 A - ,MM i'Rolf. JOHN IJNDSEY PIENNING. iieaci 0 tile Mltstc Dcpt. 1 FLORENCE HOTCI1KlN, Putntic Retations Director. t ttpwtt on it 'Hwy' H, in g ' R PMLIPE Q , . 'I mm W :sims W SWGFPOPE .al MRS. ELLA HUMPliRY, Souttz Hutt Matron. 3 kg-.V , -1 ig-145 ,r Potiticat anft Sociat Sciences. HELEN MONSERUD. DR. ERNST NAYLOR, 1 Head of ttle V Science Dept. HARRIET A. RANNEY. Education. 5 3 E 6 5 5 r,,...,, Ptlitosoptzy anft Retigion, DR. XJVILLIAM A. RIFHARDS. Dean of Omen and Engtistl Prof GRACE IVIEYER, -...R 7 ui E 7'UflCIl0r,S 7'OCH'Il!'t'. DR. FRElJERIC R PISTOR. 0 6 V rf f , My sf t WAYNE SCHICIITL. Actmissions Counselor. 11 Mus. PEARL BEMISS, Health Service 5 Booleslprv, W IVIRS. l'LGlA WUlJl.IJiilL3GE. G . ,.., ...ni 1 e eeee egeee A ee .Q- , . 1,.,eAe L A .1 M S ...: .,. C,ufel0riu: 1.. JUIXIRS. .'N1.1sE1e. 'Ji' IVIANAGER, AND Cooks IVIRS. ISRIGIIT AN1m Niles. 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HG6Y0,l, ' Rcprcscrllulivv Sluclc-nl Gow-rrxrwn-rm! nl ilu' Counril rnzllmgvcl surll lllings as Scrap ljuy, Clvnn-up Day. Hmnvrom- ing and ollwr spvfiul cvcnls on fmnpus during thc past your. . and Vnyv lngvrso . WWW W W ' ' ' 935 RQIJW 6 fkwyfzhfm E W0 , My , WM V' P ff m w Q M031 WMM WE' WW ji, , ,, f V- 3- --LY, J::-- ff if ...war .-in M ,Y ,, f Y 5 , f ..,3. 3 ' 2. it .lT l Z, A x mv 4 4.9 N5 HZ. 3 Q ff jx -i 'i-gn. Af ' M Q X K if Q C . ,-A' , f f Vw, 1 4 ff 4 2 + H71 ff f ml f ff 1 fam Z5 , X ff ,f X 0 1 Q gws' f ' fx ff X f , ff ' QM9 5 ff f' X X ff , 1 f ' X f f 'gif N H X f , ' ff z-:MV X ,f f RWM, I f n A K f JPL f, 213, ff K E QQ? 15 X 'D 1' - '-' X O O , S E552 X N X XS 1' , ' Zgxrf N X A :fx KK N if X Us E SX X ..-A . 'WU' My ,ww W 'W 5. W ...In . ., 5. ,Z 194' . Q -E I ., R V ,il , 1-wg Q. WN.. 'Qi I1 W'-Q., X . EARL J. BILLINGTON, B.S. ALTA VISTA, IOWA Major: IVIatI1ematics Minors: Piiysics Bus. Acim. DONALD JAMES BLAKE, BS. KEOKUK, IOWA Major: BiOIOgy Minors: Chemistry-Physics Education-PsycI1oIOgy ROBERT H. BLECH, BS. CELWEIN, IOWA Major: Bus. Adm. Minors: EngIisI1 History ROBERT J. BROWN, BA. FLUSHING, NEW YORK Major: P. S' S. S. Minors: History EngIisI1 Activities: Vice President: Sigma Tau DeItu Future Teachers University PIayers HARLAN D. CARLEY, B.A. RANDALIA, IOWA Major: History Minors: P. 8' S. S. Phys. Educ. Aciiviiies: Band BasIcetIJaII Track .ww ALBERT E. DANIELS B A WEST UNION, IOWA Majors: P. fir S. S. History Minor: Phys. Educ. Activities: Future Teaciucrs NORMAN C. EELLS, B A MECHANICSVILLE, IowA Major: P. 8 S. Mirrors: History Phys. Educ. Activities: Basketball Footivaii Sludent Councii Lcttermenls Club EIDWIN C. HOTH, BS MAYNARD, IowA Majors: Bioiogy History IVIinor:PI1ys. Educ. ARTHUR C. JGHN SO . N RACINE, WISC. Major: Bus. Adm. Mirrors: P. fr S. S., Hislory an Philosophy Activities: Footioaii Track Golf L0ltcrmen's Club WILLIAM R. l.AWRENch B A VVAUCOMA, IowA Major: History Minors: Bus. Adm. English Activities: Univvrsily Players Bnsr-bull I..f-llcrmc-n's Club his .,f ' 3 V lm+1.ess::wa1 mm .1...1 .l ix i .s.isasw.i RGBERT J. MCSWEENEY, BS RANDALIA, lowA Majors Biology Minors: Piiys. Educ.-Science History Activities: Collegian CLARE S. IVIAHGNEY, BA. STANLEY, IOWA Major: History Minor: P. fr S. S., Bus. Adm. Ptiiiosopilv Activitie: Band Student Council Pep Band F. CHAIEIQES MITTLESTADT. FAYETTE, Iovsrxi Majors: P. fir S. S. History Minor: Journalism Activities . Student Council Pres. University Players Sec.-Treas., Sigma Tau Delta Future Teachers Pres., international Relations Ciub Asst. Editor, Peacock JAMES H. OLSEN, B.A. SUMNER, IOWA Majors: P. F1 S. S. History Biology CHARLES ROBERT ROUSH. B.S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Major: Bus. Adm. Minors: History Bioiogy Activities: Sec.-Treas. Senior Class Social Life Committee Rec Room Manager 'M' M 32? .s 5 'li' l 5' f, fs. an 8 w s. 5 RICHARD E. SMITH, 15.5. WAUCOMA, lowA Majors Bus. Adm. Minors: History English Activities: V. Pres. Senior Class Asst. Bus. Mgr. Peacock Student Atlmlctir Manager Lettermevfs Clun MARVIN ID. SNIDERBS. XNVOODVVARD, lowfx Nlajor: Bus. Aclm. Minors: P. fir S. S, lvlallx Acliviliesz VVlw's VVIIO Pres.. Siuclvnl Counvil Pres.. Pi Kappa Us-lla pres.. Alpllu Psi funn-gn l,l.l.U. Spr-ala-rs lnlvrnnlionul Ri'lZlllIlllS Club lbiusim-ss Aclminisl ral ion Clulm V . . lll llVi'FSlly Players Assc-mlnly Cj0lYllT1lll0l' ljllologrnplwrz '31 Pc-ac'm'lx EDGAR F. STAl.KliR, HS. Rupp, l0WA Mcnjor: ljluys. lfcluc. Hislory lwinor: Biology Arliuilivsz lfnsc-lmll llzxslafllmll Foollmull Pros. Senior Class V. Pres. l.l'll1'Tlll!'Il.5 Clul: XVIILIANI K. STRI 'IDTHOFI llAwlQEYr3. lpwlx lwajorz llislory lwinors: lj. Z4 S. S. ljlxys. lfclucx. Aclivilivs: N1-wnwm Cluln HliRI5IfR'I' IJ. XVIQISER. ISA CJIELVVEIN, lmxux lvlujor: llislory lwinorsz lj. Il 5. S.. Bus. Aclm. lfclurnlion i f HA. x s safe, :R 3' 3 ill. m..1y-55:4 ,,.,....w QM? M 5 5 N L is Q 2 5 . Camera Shy CARL FEIEDERICK BRUIHLER, HAWKEYE, 'IowA Major: Bus. Adm. Minors: P. Er S. S., I'Iistory Ptlysics-Science CHARLEQX WILLIAM HULTIVIAN, WESTGATE, IOWA Major: P. Er S. S. Minors: Bus. Adm. PI1iIosopI1y JACK R. WALTON, B.S. NEW PROVIDENCE, IOWA Majors: Phys. Educ. History Minor: BioIogy Activities: PootI3aII BasIcetIJaII BasetJaII LESLIE E. WHITFORD, B.S. VOLGA, IOVVA Majors: IVIatI1 History Minors: Physics Bus. Adm., P. 8 S. S. Activities: BaseIoaII Student CounciI Pres. Lettermc-:n's CIUIJ Who's Who Bus. Mgr., 1952 Pcacoctc LOREN KEITH WHITVER, BS JEFFERSON, IowA Major: Ptiy. Educ. Minors: BioI0gy History, P. 5' S. S. Activities: FootI3aII V. Pres. I..ettermen's CIUIJ Seniors SHIRLEE GRIIVIES CARDINALE. .S. WEST UNION, Iow.-x Major: Bus. Adm. Minors: History Spanistn RUTH ANN ILIFF, B.A. FAYETTE, IowA Major: EngIisI1 Minors: Speech BioIogy EDITH CARLSON VVELLS, B.A. CLINTON, IowA Major: P. 5' S. S. Minors: History Education DALE LEO CHINBURG. BS. ELDORA, IoWA Major: IVIatI1ematics Minors: Physics History. IJ. Er. S. S. Activities: Pres. Sophomore and .Iunior Ctasscs SociaI Liit- Committee Lettermenis Ciuiw BasIcetIJaII Bast-Imll Student Counc'iI EIVIILY EPRINGER I-IANCI-IETT. .A. WEST UNION, IoWA Major: Engiisiw Minors: Speech P. gr S. S.. History mg, I IWW! LLOYD A. DILL, B.S. VINTON, IOWA Major: Phys. Educ. Minors: Bioiogy P. 8- S. S. Activities: Future Teachers Lettermen's CIUIJ FootI3aII Manager: Basebaii REUBEN JAMES TOPP. SUMNER. IOWA Major: History Minors: P. fir S. S. EngIisI1 Activities: Wh0's Who j,.,..p.. .,.. , . .A A . 24 2 1. B.A. DALE XV. IlACKE'l'T. ISA. FAYETTE. IoWA Major: P. ff S. Minors: History IVIalI1 Activities: Future Tc-artlcrs Artist Series Committee Cilristian Student Fvitowsilip VVho's VVI1o STELLA BI. XVtII't'TENBAt 'Gil BA. VVADENA. IowA Major: Engiistm Iwinors: Spanish History. It. tc' S. S. Science Aetivitiesz Spanistm CIuIJ Sigma Tau Deita Kappa Eta Beta Chorus Editor. Coiiegian Sociai Lite Committee University PIay0rs Student Counvii VVI1o's VVI1o 'If-grit .-auf as Q ' ' ' if A A-1 ---- 2 .2-f:-:-'-fa: : ,- A-5 :25. . .- - in H it J A. BACK Row'-Bafmr, Brullcfro, King, fllson, Hacfwll, Taylor, Hif'L'rnun, Tlmmpson, Surqvul. CENTER Row-Pluillips, Nfuyfmrry, Wrlrrnkcv, Nloullon, Oslrarulvr, Hurllvy. Cfnofmnian, Difworllngrlrz 1-'HUNT Rcmw-Willnur, Culfwrlson, Baker, Ingersoll, Dicfwrz, Nfurray. Vvullwr. Wilsrnrl. OFFICERS: :X!lKli CllK1l5ANIAN . . Prvsirfvnl 'JON BRATTEBO . . . Vim Prcesirlvnl L55 VVILH-UR . . Secretary-rlwrcusurur FJ 'N i . f x , Vx, 3: We X- IN MIZIVIORIAM w V Qi Q-I -,-.: : ii ----vv- , f - 3 -E '-., ' 1 2:1 gg A a o wr 'fs 5 3 2 VVIIDIA SAVVYER ROW Krause Stocteman Staugtiter, Sir, Kappmeyvr. Adams.Dal1is.Martir1. BACK f-' , Y W Avvrsa Stlorttey ltiff Stearns, Rictw, Ectwarrts, Ritey. CENTER R0 r- A , , , Funk'-f Dnw.-J tm-infer. Newton, Porter, Sanctor, Tresemcr, Warrington. pfmomores L TO R-BACK ROW--Cline, Turner. Xvildnlan, Geblmrfll, Bell, Steinlzronn. Stocleman. SECOND Row-Helms, Iensen, French, Iolmson, Hicknmn, rlroesler, Sawyer. FRONT ROW'-Kemp, Leonard, Moellering, Willard, Waligorski, Keener. A Q 4 4 X X L TO Rf-'BACK ROW'-'ZviSSCfl, StalkL'f. ISOUJPTSOX, SClll'00l1f'T. !0lI7l CwOl'1Cl'l'j'. IIIl1l'0l'SlHl. XXVIIQIIPI' w Cmkllarclf. THIRD Row-Broclemun. Vvilvy, lensen, Bley. VVinivr. Hviso. Plingvr. VVirnnwr. SECOND ROVV'-'IJICQQUIIkllllllk Bramson. Xvirfll. Zj'QHllllllOlUSki. Conn:-rrmzn. Hrvilfmrln. Brufivfmo Clarleen. I FRONT ROW'-'TFUOQl'T. Kirnlwrliu. Niclwls. Srllirllll, Rollrig. Hrmsvr. folrnson. Offnalfucr. fmfzsv. X is x ' A X if xx Q V . 41239 ,pg ,ex 7,2 ,X,..X fffwf W '7 X 7 If 'L'-, ff ' 4 ENR Bruce' Bowcrsdx look Connmmcl of ilu- Frvslnnan forps lluis yvnr. mul saw Io il that mu-In mm-rnlwr of thc' Class was un aclive- purlicipunl in ilu- rlnsss nvlivilic-s, Vmlc-r luis nolmlv I1-anis-rship ilu-5' los! lhe Class Scrap, lmul bvforv lhvy Iosl ilu-5' suxrvcl ilu- pamls Ulf llw Soplmnmrm-s with Ill:-ir cnllnu- siasm. BACK Row'-Vvrigini, Becker, Picper, Wilde, Everett, Banos. THIRD ROW'-Honcirifieson. Sione, Chumimrs. Svizori, Suiur, Corcivs, Gaffney, Siociefivifi, Versiu SECOND ROW--Timm, Corieery, Cciiring, Aiienslairlu Kjar, Kiingrnan, Turzcr, Sciliumivoilm. FRONT Roxv-Wurldcr, Nfiner, Larson, Baugous, Sciiuiiz, Laniz, Van Sicieie, Mariirl, Eciie. 32 Q. ' 4 5 QE' '. - f ' 2 R, , , I - af' X, i UFHCERS: BRUCE BUVVERSOX . . Presirivni 'DONNA STALKER . . Vim Prasirirenf cili0RGIi NISSIEN . . Secretary-Trvasurvr .NNN IJLIXZGI-QNKl,'lIl.Ii . . Floss Rvporlvr UR. BECK . . Faruily Arivisor Co cc time at the Ca eteria. , le js. ' Ucfalj R 7022 I Siaflgfi edup in W-115:32 f 5 4, i W Kemp it -I p . 11 6 ll66Cq!iOk77f.v0r,'0i1:546e 059 . . lfzg 140 lajkzlhni Psi 9 , ff' Sheila . . Posing under the oft' pllofo- sy X .' ,. E '.,:, WJXJ- graphecf arch. if A ,V-AV ' .'V' .,-' E A009 'V v CGA? X0 , 1 mngf Q10 fljib ' . si qt tan, the man. getting rcarly to rio IHS 5 5 Racincfs greatest gift to humanity, anrl also the U.l.U. Campus .... Mike Cllolvanian. NBWJW' ...A ' '- f -. twwffk uvvllat kind of outside reading do yo think they can be doing at the Dru Storcfy, H11-sez im- ilu- sc-If-rlions nmrlf- by slurlvnls ul an volingg in ussc-nllmly lust winla-r, , B Po ular me P 3 9063 4306? Y- 01140003 ' f , ,W ' W WW' .. X ' M :A ' ' ,N E X 00 NYG M M QXSQQCQW N. 1, 6 Q, -X 00 4 SDD QW owxklx AS '4 wE XX00 Cxyxerwi 1? Y X FX? N000 1 X. , Q QGXQ: NL 'X X SX Q Q SV? GX XX 1' x Q 5 Cfo! ow A XX6 NX 'Q X0 ' xi 1 - Q, V Ofk 1 Qx XQT Xi? O9 C i3fXo'fux0' ox WGS ex' NN O Q,x5Qxff'x:Q5S0L 'QW Q4 QS. 6109 To 'DAVE I':lJXVARlPS goes flu: Honor mf facing Nlosl ISCLSIIQ'-lil . . . Vvvll. what ilm lrmvle. mluf If-rl lay ilu' I,l'ilf'01'l4 SMH. Anil ir1citI1'r1luHy. 'Jaw' lfclwnrmls sllxnml ilu- Y N lyallol box lo 11051: ou! lion Triolo for ilu' frown ol' 51051 Binsllflx' ul . -xx yi? 'W 1 , O 90001035 . 'MN X X X90 N Xx 905 5 5 90553 Sw . 9 0 'Y ' K0 W0 . ' 00986 6 JM N Cower F4 mf D:-v A4 O Xxx 3 3 3 L Dm ' J Q! ! , offflfw DWG -Z4,,,j.Q, 2: 46 Q be ctober 5 - 6 Buck Whitver, Captain of the 1952 grid team, crowning Miss Traeger at the Homecoming Dance, with Donna Stalker, an attenctant, tooking on. queen tenctants, teft to right: Bonnie Lou Lantz, Donna Stalker, Mary Ann Nictaets, Marge Minger, the Queen Ruth Traeger, Phyllis Wright, Sheila Ex-Upper Iowan, Phyt Ctianner, Turner and Donna dancing with unidentified friend at Homecoming Dance. Ruth Traeger anct Donna Moettering, pose with Para mount movie star, Mactjonatd Carey. The Wesleyan Churcifs float. Upper towa's 1951 Homecoming was held on the sth, oth, anct 7th of Octoher. Ruth Traeger, Freshman from Sumner. was chosen from a tietd of 8 candidates to reign as Queen over the weetcenct festivities. The Peacock grict team ahsorhed a 47-I5 defeat. with Loras Cottege ot Dubuque administering the punishment. Eart Futton's Band ptayed for the Home-coming Dance anct the Convocation Services were hetd on Sunday A.tVt. at the Methodist Church, encting the annual ceremonies for the returning grads. CJFFICERSJ JIM CTLINE . . Presirfvnl 'AYE lNc1fRso1.1, . . Vivo Prvsirfr-nl lefJUER NNJILSON . . Sl'f'l'1?lfll'y7'7vrl'flSllrl'r 1. TO R-MACK Row-Prof. Howling, Timm. Hauser, Cline. Vvnrrin t XA .J I g on 71 son. Hrclcnlun. slirown Row-Vvirnnwr, SFIIIUIIIIJOIIIH. Iliff. Pleggcnleulnle, Xvagncr Xxliflll, fwocllcring, fwingc-r, lwurlin. FRONT RmvHOlcfff1!fmr, Cvfnfzarrll, Xvriglzf, Traager, Storm, lngvrsoll, W'lf - Horovs cz sllol of ffm Clzorus falcon ul ilwir annual CTlll'iSllNf1S L Ly, Nzclxels And here's Re-clining lim Cline with his county-farno T In 'th ll band members backing him up. us mm one, wt fe ow I K incidentally, we would like lo express our congratula- tions to Prof. Henning for rcsurrecting the band this year. Banff in Action . . Henning directs . . STANDING- Prof. Henning, Ingersoll, Malzoricfy. SITTING-'Davis Timm, Gebtlrlidt, fwurlin, Hivleman, Hauscr Stone D Martin Mlnger Tk, ef K Ooevdxxkxe 'The fDoc Borcherti gives a little HHeavenlyH advice to s o n, Harlzell Spence IG a r y Schicllfll. CC YA aid, 'W uOne Foot In Heavenv was the fail presenta- tion oi Upper Iowa The-spians. taken from Hartzeli Spenecfs hesl selling novel, it humor- ously eharacterizecl the life of a Nlethodist ixiinisler in Iowa. The play was presented Tuesday and Vvecinesday, Novemher 13th and 14th. Others in the east included: Sheila Turner, Mary' Lou Becker, June Aiher, Don Hotjcfr. Ciara Henctrieicson, Mariiyfn Jensen, Grace Gehring, Ronald Rohrig, Celine Leonard, Verlzr Shortiey, Rohert fBishop, Brown, Harold Baker. and Evelyn Qldfather. The play was directed hy Miss Ivadeii Brause. Jim Cline served as stage manager. ne Foot In Heaven 1 v M0 on xwt 70- X XW X0 1 OTC 07GfSoA:xxxxC0' efxas 90 kb , xwe'ee'Ce 0 MQW K COVQNQ0 X10 Ofgi S0906 Wx L A o 3 . o Q ther Dramaucs if m ,f M . . Bowersox allfl IJHIUOTSOII YTICIICGYUF. 4qnrm-1 Hey look . . flmrcs Halvorson. ffm actor. Miss Brausv slaps on llw Cold cream i .1 X. . Xef' wo N5 .Xu 9b ew' C' Ti f I L'1X Hnlvorson uqmn . . . llns fum' 1 Sllvifu. fNv.x'l lima' wc' suv Ilflll slloufrl fwnu Shir., r X E o 'The Wh1f1WiHd,, ru u .' ,rl rlruyrf lv ,Jon VVf,,h,,- 4,1 Ann Plvqgu'l1lc1Ilnfc'. ffl Q' '4 sg 5 fo an mum x These are some of the pics lalcen at the annual clash between Well . . well, Fresh Prexy Bowersox re-enacting D. MacArtHur's return to the Philippines fwonder where llle pipe is U. the FFCSIIYHFH Ellid S0ph0fI'lOI'CS Ofl SCFHD I-rhf? booliies Weren,t in on il so the Sophs won as usual. ,A Bowersox in hand. some X90 Nil? Xfv, - QQBSN GQQQOB Qt g y fwgggitaxkz eil Elan ' QQJTNWQNCBO KOEL C0U7b0y5 and fans relax ang' rw 5 iigf Qt Sx SN the Scrap DOY ritual' rffiigffl-Q3 SY Q1 Q, Q 'SN ow so QWNSQSQ 5 at . X050 Schatz dips a Freshman gal - - - whoooops. 94' Those are Freshmen in the wafer who else? The Porters rough lt up fsomebocly must have dropped a climel. Fifiligri ittotaer rateing leaves guess evervboctv wants in on the ac . Some Pix taken on the day set aside for the students to clean up the campus. Hey . . . tet,s cut that out. Vxftlafs the matter, not enough fakes or not enough boys? Stk lf'-x-I f If ' .Q tlat You boys are so nice to tletp us like than wi X0 Oc hqore New Dealers. Beck worteect f everyboctyys 901 U 'UNE 5. x0' W . is-Q X6 L 'oc' Xwsec . N Q 5 'O XXQQQ SGQXX. 5. we N C Ox 05. 99 W ' .OAS C9609 'I X Pfof. Gilt gi ' 'ph fl New Deatvgzzielfn 'Ile . YJ? g Dances and fiat? Russians relarn for Wlinfpr ZW 253' COVYIUIQ lguess they eoulcinlt wait for NPD' Davi- fig3 l z . ,,. V ivE .5i. 5: . ,. if f S gk Q I S ic ling anoil Harney. Parties I lo me - N E Nly . . wlnat serious earcl players they r. Larson . . tllis looks lilee a money qamei. AF' W f H 4 1 Q i is fi 'H f f 5 1 . r , '- c i , gw y . - ll . - ,,.. ,ti A 5,7 ,W - , E E Ai f ' 'ff A i 4 Ji? A M . . A, -,, ,., -. ':,m, ,:,v Mia , , Ma., . M - , L Bennett-Cretan Hanrl jump for the , Cizristmas i'ormal fno sour notes eititer, as tlney inrougizt their own punch 53: W X QS XX nf fi -I 222 f' A 4 Z, ' P SM fer t I' ' woofov , 4 if JM' ,W Y Og, 'of .W-A eeerylmorly play 1-anis? It ' Ki , y I tl oagllt tt was u leap veur s party , Q 2 fig . . getting k for llorneeoming Three PFOSII Cvuplus at the Valentines lJam'e . . lie startefl sllaeing after list- IJUHCU- ening to Vvorlrfs Series Broaflcrast. 3 f 5 'Y Ill!! Klllq llllll 4 Valentines Dan ' mg U7 t of loleers Holm tlif 'man. rr llrart. att lxirs. ilumplzreys Leap Year arty l us! to slzow yon, wilat elear rninrls .nun nnnn lnllnlul i .. :IQ D. The Daniel Boone s and tile King and Oueen. 'Uri six 'W .gi Qi Les . . Tile Lafiies, iwan, taking afi- Uanlage of liuree SOHNI Hail girls . . in a Card game. S' W .Q fi r X . wa -bm 5 fmnmmmx, Forget it, Turzer . . siue wasnt about vou. ,Q 1 1 K-1 for the Cameraman. es iloic s ir :V fwatciz tile birdie. Tile Handsome one, with high school friend ,XID gf . PO 'Ina rm Gnd al Gene ' Lf? -.-.: .-iEf- W L Aff ah . gg 510105, A Q Dari Bergquisl wiiil one of luis eiaugil- lers. Also Refi Brown anti riaugider. iuy in Corner wiiil ilancl S,l0U7iflg is lid l Lvt M1 ' ' 1. 'Drill iMllTFllX. A two page serupimooic of parties and cianees at Upper Iowa The Iensen girls and friends ai mas Formal. . ,rf KE? 'ZTYJALANQ this year. 1 vi Male Beau Contest oven inane io use a fiasiibuiimi Beauty Coniesi. Don Bratteixo . . . The Hanclsomest Mari giving with a big smile fpilotograpiler didn t iwafi Winn iweiion, UlU's favoriie disk ya ey on K.Q.E.L., and sponsor of the Mae line fufiges, inriurirng iwfss Dorothea fHoi fjpsi fieimflurfil. seronfi from file Tight, who was seiederi as line iwosl Kissable. fnoes your HIOIIIUI' lcnow. fJOl'0illCG.?, S , , , , , If V Heauiies Wliere's ferry Lewis? CH S f Q 15 fi .., Xi 5 2 k 4 Y if w 5 ,E i qw 35' ii ww A .-...,.., M .. IIILSL CUT, ill!! SpC,CiH'll,flS TIOIUII ILS Male S5 ariety Show i to I h igh? f MTH 1 Q fi .Joi 1 g Tin- i.vllc'rmc-n's Club Iasl fail galiu-red logclin-r lim ix,-sl iaivnl on Campus and pul on il vurivly silow, will: lin- prom-mis going Iowurcls lin- pur- ciimsc' of in wiliripoof billll for lin- Alma-lic Dc-pl. ,Ji J.,....-.-J V mm 's..m-ww-3'5 M5 5 , 5 ,gi ' dx if f'.-'WW i L 1-0 R.-Stalker, Mona Iensen, Marilyn IGHSUHQ lICllU0l S0ll, TUFYICV, LO0Tl.G.T'Cl. The Editors . . Mona Iensen and Sheila Turner The Collegian, organized in 1885, lunctioned this year under the direction of Mona Jensen, editor, and Sheila Turner, assistant editor and circulation manager. Miss Florence Hotchlcin served as faculty advisor. The regular stall included: hlarilyn Jansen. husiness manager: Donna Stallcer. assistant manager: Don Triolo and Boll Hickman. sports editorsg Boln Nlcsweeny and Roger Halvorson, intramural sports: and Celine vlseonard, the South Hall reporter. Frequent Contributions were received lrom the students in the journalism class. including, Earl Johnson, Gary Bratteho, Russ Bley. David Bramson and Nat Leo. The Collegian is distributed to all of the U.l.U. students and faculty, and sent io other colleges and high schools. A copy of each issue is filed in the Public Relations Qllice to serve as a record of activities held on the campus. nv 1311110 rlttzompson. Peacock rum- craman, getting u few p0illlCfS from Safforrl Lofts, noted Mcxson City pllotogruplmr, with Ect Ntura mv Ill is 5 if Y f iI :,-21' if .foff , wtf' Eat txturrny . . Editor 2 lf t't HH' If in. 1 H or sl H J Les Vvtnittorct . . Business Ntanngcr Dick Smiltl . . Assislant Business Nta tvtc-rntwrs of ttlo P1-afock Staff ltmis year ingtu ect F. Ctmrtvs Btitttoslnctt . . Assistant Ectitor L nag:-r Dave Ttmompson . . Ptwtograptucr Emma Jenn Staugtllvr . . Art Editor Jotln Dintomitllgno . . Sports Editor Faye tngcrsott . . Feature Editor Paut Batmor . . Ntatcc-up Editor Florence Holctmtcin . , Faculty Advisor Q Fa QL X. z K I ,-- ' 4. T0 R-'I,tMlJllUgllfD, Smith, Mlzrruy, Ttmmpson. In U W 1 l f ll gcrso y tuilforf, S augtnlcr, Butmor, Mill esta: . t am who was getting Stlot. N 1 S Du 1111 'sf jf 149 Edwards . . Qfabbtllg IIS USUGI. LCIFSOII Loftgers 501711 of BOIUUFSOX ---4-V fw 1155 uf mm ttlis SllOt was tatccn ,,, ,,,5 e bottom drawer 1 1 K 5 r v H zfnzr:-2 J M, Q f K. ken from th ttttt Y sl1ot?'l33Z Eft,ffzIm.. 15 gin, ttuttwr stuctvnts Ctict ttlis . . ttw nasty x 31,3 Q tittte cteuits . , tyvt they tmrn rtolun xr 'K si orpttanugos too. N Popeye Eetts. At: . . isnxt famity tifv nivv? fy VFIIOHIPSOYI must tmvv sairt somvttling onto. P' Xgxnf' xww 1. .... -L 0 un a ul Donna, in iheir room uf go fl: Hall. fxvfno was the lucky guy ilwl look those pixfl M K 1 .Q L, ulusl one of the several enlarlainmcni possilnililicfs at Upper Iowaf' Expose from one of the many Casinos in fayclla. T9 B J ,I suis 1' arxxzexhonj 60 Wi Z J,- 3 M, 1 a U , 'fa : ' . E TW gs I 2 in K W ,ff 'W BACK ROXXU-'Zx'll'S. Humpllry, Slnortley, Tresemer, Marilyn Ienscn, Olclfatller, Sawyer, Becker, Gelxring, Sclllumlnolzm, Wander, Versluis. CENTER ROW-Alber. Staueer. Pleggenleulile, Mona fensen, Riley, Turner, Stone, Wirtfl, Leonarrl, Siockman, Hendrickson. FRONT Roxv-Gebharrll, Lanlz. Wrigllt, Wimmer, Nickels, Wag- ner, Marlin, Helms, Uecker, Davis. South Hall, girls dormilory on lhc- Lipper Iowa Cam- pus, acfolnrnodnlc-s 40 women, and is also lhc silo of illc College Cafvlcria, and Sludvnl Lounge. Matron of South Hall is lwrs. Ella Humphry. OFHCERS: I CI.AR4K IBELLIL XNIIRTII . . IJl'0SlCIO7lf ELEANOR WAGNER . . Vice President - . SUEILA 1 URNER . . .Secretary-Tree Q f ' SJAY- 051 QNX WW X2 157202 OOO O . G L 10BRF--BACK Row..S,,,,1,,r, SIQUQIHUFJ llauscr, Halvorson pro mum. ' FRONT Row-Nvaglwr. Boworsox. Tlzompson. Iwinger, Trcwgcr Pi Kappa Ibvlln is IIN- Nulional Forvnsirs l:l'illf'l'IlHy on Campus and is plvclgvcl I0 IIN- furlI1c1rir1g of ilu- l:0Ti'IlSiK'S 1'nclt'a1v0r, lllv pmmoliun of spvc-Ch 'wing lllvir 1-lvivf anim. Tlw nunu-runs mxurds rvu-ix'vcl lay Uppvr Iowan Spczxlwrs ovvr IIN- many yffnrs lcslify lo llmis orgjunizanlionys sllfrc-ss. . OFFICERS: Yu Nwgx' SNIIJLR . . prcsiflvnl KEITH CJSTRANDER . . Vivo Prvsiflr-nl lisnm JEAN SLAUUIITER . . Serrvlury-Treasurer The Speech Squad, seen Here, prepar- I ing their orations, with Prof. Brown their sponsor, supervising. Marge Minger rehearsing tier prize- winning Fawcett Oration. . px 1 J OFFICERS: IEIARGE NIINGER . . President r, E:g1:NTHtQX1IPSoN . . Vice President - Im 0 'I OR AGNER . . Secretary-Treasurer '3 ei- x Dt' MA . X iw, U U 'J 3 6 Q Viv' w J U V w L TO RfBAcK Row: Snider, Halvorson, MUHQOV, Hauser, Prof. Brown. FRONT Row: Slaughter, Ostrander, ? Q g g , 0 Q uv 0' - 1 9 gnnww' M in ZWZE7 WN P v - sf ' 3 Ei, N fi ' if W .. 215 ws: ' ! is ei V I 1, ' 'Q avkk Q ,Ap ff - X X ,Www BACK ROVV-CDISOH, VVlzilforcl, Dir-kwa, Hulvorson. S4-lnirllll, Corlcvry. Bowvrsox, Ingersoll, Nfingcr, Ilaclwll Baker FRONT RONV-'l,l?0IlflFCl, SlUlLgIltGT, SllClYtlCy, iJllUiS, A'v1O0H0l'illQ, Vrl 0Sl'lll0l', ICIISPH, 'rUl'll0I'. .vw W W ,wp f 'H . Q .-,I I -I' - - . MSE?-gh 335 lm . mm .1 1' COIIHIIIHUK' urramgvs and sups-rvrsvs mamv of lfn H, '1 4 , . . . I ' , mullvgif 5 soc :ul uctwflu-s, such us llw Hmm-cmmng Dunw. Qhris k A mas Formal, Vulvniim- 5 Uuruic-. und Spring Forrnal. f AROIID BAKER . . Prvsirlvnt MILDRED 'DAVIS . . Svvrotary-lrvasurcr i ,- OFFICERS: I Y U ! 1 , Beta Chapter 9, . , Q J ,511 f M , ., ,, .. , 1 - ' , V ' sg 5 V Wm , :I V, Y A ,.,. V uqulv 64 Lv ,5,,,r,,m J T Q it 2 L '7 A f , te N -sv Y 5 STANDING VOTStUiS, Wander, Becteer. Stone, Riley, Wright, Leonard, Helms, S tau titer g . FIFTH ROW'-Stzorttey, Getmring, Sctitumtnotum, Stockman, Steiniaronn. FOURTH Row-Martin, Timm, Davis, Iliff. THIRD ROW'-UUCk8F, Hemtrictzson. Van Sickle, Krause, Wirth. SECOND Row'-Pteggenteuiite, Iensen, Moettering, Otctfatiler, Sawyer. FRONT ROW-Lantz, Wagner, Turner, Stalker, Wiley, Traeger. OFFICERS! CELINE LEONARD . . President JANE RILEY . . Vice President DODY HELMS . . Secretary MILDRED STEINBRONN . . Treasurer 'VS Tile Beta Cilapter of tile Future Teachers of America Organization is composed of students taking tiie Two- Year Normal Course. Miss Ranney directs the Beta Chapter. Future Teachers Sluclc-nls inlervslvd in lvactling in Sm-Colldury Schools arc- mcmtwrs of ltw Alpha Ctnaplvr. this year uncle-r ttw direction of Dr. Pislor. plans wvrf- formutulc-cl In merge ttw two ctlaplvrs inlo an singlv organization. Ioint meeting of the Atptla and Beta Chapterf Alpha Chapter Stuctent Toactlers who urererft present when group picture was tatwn. Html S , obviously ttw reason ttmy re rtressvct up.I Ulflfrcflalcs: MIKli CZIIOISANIAN . . Prvsirtvnt GECJRGIZ ISARTLEY . . Vim- Prvsirtont Mwdwqgkw I of Amerlca 't 'f2?,?:i,11':Q.,5'sw1z'1,f,51:z5i?'t Ba 'y- Usffwfffft .... Ng, .,, Y, V img I f 2' A12 W ima Inu 4 I1 1 1 also I1 ng HII Honornrx' TIIQTIIIIX xx mov alms arc I sIu x :III pr0m0Iion GI groc I r. lure .mc four xx ruling IIHN xc-nr. IIN- Ira- rmlx unc rrI0o an cxlra projact . mn y, II1c sludy ml lc I nc UNSIOII 0 Nome 0 I1 gr: at :oo x rm-cornrnc-rmdcd my I IC Cfrcat BOOIQ FOUII nlmn of QwIllCdg0, Illinois. 4 J .z N f f- A 2 1 II I fi I 44 Zia 'WN ,Y kj ,W I I l FZ I In ,af I I any 4 v I E .1255 U I Wire, I BACK ROW'-flwonallan, CI1oIJaniun Ixlurray IWIII esIarII .I I FRONT ROXN'f-JYIQOTSOU, rlroscmer Kaysvrcyzan Iwar gotta, Brown. f A ?III1fI5IiIiI3I?Iif3 iff ! Cflrislmas Party. rj!-'FICERSZ F. Csmuuis INIIITTLESTADT Af Iwrs. Foxls rcfsirlcnca where llle organizalron IC c XJINCENT Ix'IARGOTTA . . Prvszclent ROBERT BROWN . . Vice Proszclvnt 8 'K Kappa Eta Beta is a Sorority lounclccl to develop XVllOll'SOTTN' qualilies in ils members, and holds regular meetings. at wliiell social aflivilies are enjoyed. lyliss Grace Nleycr is lllc facully repre- senlative. ...gs Us 41 Mrs. Paul Templcman, the sponsor of Kappa Eta Beta. -The Sororily's Cllrisimas Parly al the llome of Mrs. gi Templeman. L T0 R.-BACK ROXV-'leiIK'j'. Helms. Lanlz, Pallerson. lwona Iensen, Tresemer. lxlinger. lxloellering. Ingersoll. FRONT Row-IW:-s. 'l'empleman. lxlarilyn Ienserl. Tlze ollieers are: lxlarian Tresemer, Presiclenl and ljocly Helms. Secrelary-Treasurer, will: flle rest of fllese girls, Darlene Pallerson, Faye Ingersoll, ancl lwlona Iensen. also leaflers in flle group. Ag EH' IS I . A:.. .,.: V? All g .ff I b , SK Wd lmczi ROVV'-'IqOl'Il0Y', Vvarringion, Wvirth, Becker, Ma:-lirz, Van Sickle. Davis. CENTER Rowf-VViley, Slulieer. Plvggenkaiile, Slonrf. Uvinring, Oiclfaliwr, Nlinqer. Seiilnmipohm Krause. iwoeiiering. Hackett. 1 , FRONT Rowfxvriqiil, Xxiinuner, Nickels, Geimlzarrlt. Offic'r1rs of tile Ciirisiian Siufleni Feiiowsiiip are: Sianriing: Ciara Beiie Wririix, Ronnie K0fTllCF anti Ciariys Niariin. Siiiing: Ann IJICQQCIIICLLIJU, Colleen Seiiiuminoizm and Gayle Krause. Q x -HQ ,, ...E ,..,.,.,..,,. 'tj - 5 . Dr. Vviiiium Rivilarris . . Their Faculty Sponsor. 2: ' Tile Ciirislian Sludeni Fellowship is n newly organized group on time ljppcr iowa Campus. il is u Prolc-slant Campus organiznlion, nnci is aifiiialed wiiim lin' Siudeni Cixrislinn Associalion. Tin-ir oimjeeiivf- is io improve Co-opemlion and feiiowsimip among lime various religious denominzxlions. Al' mvelings in-id onre a Week, lin- sluciy oi lin- Biimie amd lin discussion oi present clay problems suril us Universal Nliiilury Training, are typical of time groups program. mf' L To R,..BACK Row,-if ielms, Iolm Corkery, Gaffney, Sandor, Sir, Shoffleyy Leonard. Y FRONT Row-Diiwocfugno, iwiss Blafzlwim. fumes Corkery, Murray, StY'l,LCltIl0H4. FATHER INIULLIN, fIlC sponsor of llpfjer IOu7a,S NCWHIUII Chill. The Newman Club is composed of Catholic students. This year the officers Were: Don Triolo, President, John Diixfiodugno. Vice Prcsidenl, and Vi-rla Short- ley, the Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Biatztieim is link faculty representative of itu- organization. The Newman Club sponsored ltu- Annual ixiarcii Gras Dance, ancl also presented the movie The Song of Bernaclctlc-H. This year the proceeds of the two activities went to two members of time student body who were in an accident during the past winter, Stan Jack and Jim Jacobs. ' 9 Letterman s Club z fi 5 L T0 R-BACK R1lWf-'Bf0ff0IlO, Baugous, lfclls. Vvarringfon, Bvlf. slicorsn Row-Prof, Beck, Kjar, Nfinor, lfilcv. C. Slllidl, Lawrvrwv, Sclzullz, IfRONfl' Row'--fp. Slllifll, Hirknmn, VVIIH- forcl, Sfallevr, Xvllifuer, Mrlyberry. O If 1-'lcilins 1 l.li:s XN'll11'f-'rum . . Prvsiclvnl fin STALKI-QR . . Vim' Prvsirlvnl Boas ll:c'1n1AN . . Sw-rulurvflrcusurar 4. :XAlf'IY1Ill'l'Sllill in ilu- I.l'H1'fIIN'll,S Club is rornposvrl ol ullllr-If-s who lmw- rm 1 1 ix ns nn lfppf-r 'own I1-H1-r Ax vurtl. ll is pvrsislc-lilly om- ol ilu- mos! alrliw' orguniznlio Oll CEUYIIJUS. VIqhiS y1'ilf IIN' Lffllllll Sf70il50fl'll il X!ill'il'lj' SIIOXV, HN' lH'0i'l'1'llS of XVIII! Il 4 I zllmrrm n lmmuc- ronrvsslons an VS'i'l i' H5411 lu 5i'l'llf1' il YVIHYMNJOI Ilillll. Ill' .' ' ' QIISO SCYVK' us uslwrs nl ullllvlif' 1'w'nis. llr, fzm-nv BML is sponsor. 'BACK Row'-Tresemer, Jensen, Bowersox, Riley, Hendrickson, Leonard, Becker. CENTER ROW'-'Sllid0f, Roiirig, Osiranricer, Brown, Stioriley, Ceiiring, Mitiiesladt. FRONT ROW'-Edwards, Sciiicilti, Moeliering, Turner, Ingersoll, Dickens. The Administrative Staff of University Players: From left to right: lane Riley, Marian Tresemer, F. Charles Miiiiestadt, Veria Siioriiey and Grace Geilring. V.. if X , y s Anyone participating in ciramatics at Upper Iowa automatically becomes a member of University Players. This year they produced Hone Foot In Heaven and two one act plays. Miss Ivacieii Brause is faculty spon- sor. L TO R: Ingersoll, Moellering, Snider. E vw V -.. me I 4 -: 4 l Alpha Psi Omega, National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, has worlcecl this past year in conjunction with the faculty other Dramatic Organizations, in selecting and presenting plays The members ol the organization also serve as ollicers. Miss lvaciell Brause is sponsor. These live members ol the stuclent hocly were chosen lmy the faculty lor recognition in the annual pulmlication. Vvho s Vvho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . They were selected by the three-fold qualifications ol scholarship, lead! Q X 7 Q Y X 7 ership and professional potentiality. O S O 1:34 Lhl 1' T0 incur. Les Dale Haclectt, .Stella Vvlultenlnaugll Reuben Topp Marvirn Snider. U. I. U. X 515 9l'If1 Doc and George discussing a point with veterans lerry Mayberry, Boll Werntz, Buck Whitver Ioycl Ditt anot lacteie Schatz. V Vqvu mmf -. . as ... , .t I George Brown telling lim acobs to take care of his injured thumb Bob Werntz about to tower a Wart urg ba carrier with ferry Mayberry fNo. 70 and Glen Hauskins fNo. 801 closing in to Ie n assistance THE 1951 FOOTBALL RESULTS Upper Iowa O Great I,,aI4es 58 Llppcr Iowa 6 Buena Vista 48 Upper Iowa I5 I.oras 47 Upper Iowa I4 I.ulI1cr 42 Upper Iowa 20 Vvarlburg 26 Upper Iowa 20 Vvestmar I8 Upper Iowa vs. SI. CIOUCI fcanceIIecI, snowt at Do C Here's a pic of some of the nv 'K i, 1 iv Ai Foiiowers oi Upper iowa footioaii witnessed the worst season this year in quite a white as the Peacocic gridders finished their fait campaign with a 1-5 record. This was to he expected however as the squad was composed of oniy 23 men, oniy three of whom were iettermen. The team did however show steady improvement and finished the season with a 20-18 win over Vvestmar on that schooiis home iieid in Le 1V1ars. Besides heing handicapped hy a iacic of experience the squad was aiso the recipient oi severai costiy injuries, which added further, to the aiready acute iacic oi man- power. The first eleven take time out and pose in their practice unif0r'mS- 2 ? E R 1 11122151 'Wien K? f V x ?i X, X 1 ' st f ' 1 ' N61 ' ' 7 WQxaZ3f N0 NAME f t--' Ati 98 Bartiey, George 5 K 1 , 87 Baugous, Charles 1' N 1 , 76 Beveridge, James X 2 1' 71 Bratteho, Don I ,gist ff 1 67 Charipar, Joe Z 5 , Eh 91 Ciaricen, Don P X . ' 85 Davis, Richard f- xX Q5 ,ffm 95 iDi11, Lloyd 81 Duiliey, Vviiiiam 78 Eeiis, Norman 84 Geiohardt, Vviiiiam 77 Hanson, Vvinton 80 Hausicins, Giendon george Browg stopping Z selcond EEEUEQHLIOYA or a pose an ' t hit with a sniileilltiizirinltlgflane s ay! a 69 Jacobs, James d '. th A y ml QS 92 Johnson, Duane urmg e season, oweveni 6l Kim' Chris I M 64 Lathrop, Leon 65 M-artin, Jerry 70 ikiviayioerryig Jerry il' I 86 Miner, Bo Q S 5 ? 94 Sandor, Engine 95 iksehatz Jac ,Wi It Wm .-',- ., ,.,.,, ,.,, , ' V 'N V- A 82 Schu1tz,Paui , if A , 66 Smith, Claude fig ,Q ' 88 Staiicer, Edgar R ,B g .zll uuibuu 1 89 Timm, Dean r.'i'i 5 ' -'2 2 -r.r I 1 -1-. ..-f1 - ' 85 Tuflfffy James xi.. 1 .,,.,': '..,,.. 'I Z, qgwtbrntzy Bob -'-'1 5:'f'::':' ' ' W V 75 ikvvhitver, Loren 4 1,1 tf gf 5 Qwegk 82 Zhea Paul are Letterman 'ie 1 1 1 it Doc and Buck, a couple of ex-horse- thieves, plotting the squad strategy, before the Luther game. fBoth had the same serious expression after the game, too.i 'U Q4mmwmmww04wmOmwwm4GmOw400m4mwm08 AGE 24 18 18 19 20 18 19 22 22 21 20 18 18 I8 19 18 18 17 18 19 19 17 21 18 17 23 21 18 18 19 24 24 WT 225 160 150 170 190 160 195 195 218 152 190 195 165 200 160 165 160 170 180 165 175 240 180 150 165 175 180 145 170 195 200 170 ,-1 J 51 511 51 61 51 51 51 61 51 511 51 51 61 51 51 61 61 511 51 51 51 51 51 51 61 61 51 51 61 61 51 9 711 8 1 10 111 111 HT. 10 1011 711 11 11 11 1 11 10 911 811 10 Zn 11 11 11 1 10' 0 111 1011 1 11' 711 11 9 1 1 611 11 10 811 111 211 811 1 .5 HONIE TowN Racine, Vvis. Humhoidt Erie, Penna. Story City Cedar Rapids Corwith Niaquoiceta Vinton South Bend, in iviechanicsviiie McGregor Humhoidt Builfaio Center Vvestagate Victor Marengo Corwith Humhoidl Evanston, Cedar Rapids Niaquoiceta Randaiia Mason, Vvis. West Union Vvestgate Fayette Rudd HaW f eye d Chicago, 111. Ind South Bend. Jefferson South Bend, in cl gliiigsf Eddie Stalker, reliable Peacock Qiolngrgeils, the scrappy Bail tiawteing Paul Sir poses before pivoting and shooting one of his Beautiful hook shots. Y i he-Jag,Lg W f ' - Gene Bell, UIU's razzle dazzle for- ward. 3 Y 0 Q yw? ' ' Mfg,- l A 'F if Coacll George Brown enjoying the ltustle of tlle players as lte overlooles a practice session. NAME :kGlenn lVleyer Don Vvinters F QQGQHE Bell qlliclgar Stallcer 'kpaul Sir C Pos. C G-F G a'Cl1ris Kjar F-C :kRolJert Gaffney F-G aklxlorman Eells F akvvenclell Eilce G-F Keitlm Allenstein - G Russell Bley G Patriclc Reysaclc G Stanley Jael: F 3'Harlan Carley C .lames Turzer F 95 Lettermen WT. 175 160 160 190 190 180 165 170 180 170 150 175 160 170 160 H 61 51 61 61 61 I 6 61 51 61 51 51 51 51 61 51 11 111 211 I1 I1 11 011 11 111 111 01 1 11 11 AGE 18 19 20 21 20 17 17 21 20 20 19 18 19 20 18 BACK Row L TO R: Gaffney, Bley, Turz- er, Allenstein, Winters, ancl Kiar. FRONT Row: Eells, Eilze, Meyer, Sir, Stallzer, and Bell. CLASS Fr. Fr. So. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. HOME Ackley Dysart Evanston, lll. Rudd Cresco Humboldt Swaledale lVlecl1anicsvill1 Raclclilzle Arlington Nlaclison, Vvis Geneva Victor Ranclalia Clmicago, lll. Tlte 1951-1952 'Peacock cage squad, compilers of one of the laest season records in U.l.U. lnasleetlnall llistory. 1: g y? Meyer tips one in as Norm Eeiis iooies iffmf:Q'1efjh'e9'0und, agaim' Platteville CAGE RESULTS OF THE 1951-52 5EAsoN .U. Coe 52 Knox 58 Dubuque 45 St. .iotlnys 55 St. Ciouci T. C. 50 Wisconsin Mines 49 Plaffevilli- T. C. 58 Loras 65 Lutilfff 95 Wartburg 75 .U. Vvestmar 65 Loras 69 Luther 90 Dubuque 55 Vvisconsin Niines 59 Vvartiourg 65 Buena Vista 68 Vvestmar 72 Buena Vista 61 'v f 0 Y 5 P --f ,:.-5.9 1 g i if i 1 1, -9 sif- Coacil Brown, going tilru his scouting report with the squad, prior to tim Wnrfhvirn nnnnn MOST VALUABLE IN IOWA LOOP UPPER IOWA'S EIKE Iowa Loop Selections Mosr vALUAn1.1c PLAyi-:n--- v Wendell Eike qUpper Iowmj ..... . . . . .Junior nmsr ownmslvn rmymn- Roger Cleven fslmpsony . . . . Bill Allii lwhrtbllrgl ......... . . . . .Junior Tom Mokamp qst. Ambrosey . . . . . . .Junior lmsr nnmmslvm PLAYER- - Sherwin Sankey QBuena Vistay . . . . . . Sen' BEST REBOUND!-in, OFFENSE AND mc' Ron Koster QPar!onsJ . . . . . . . . . . .Sof ' nz-:sr Fnoon MAN. PLAYMAKERF- Vmce Schroeder fLutherJ . . . . . . Dick Geith 1Parsonsy . .... .. mzsvr LONG snow- Len Czarnecki ist. Ambrov mas-r snom snor- Vic Grothaus Qwestmary nzsr nmnnwn- Merlin Rostermundt 0 I ....Senior I MOST YQQLUABLE 1 had llnlterrnu :it franc hrosplf Adlx. and Ulmpl nd lerbieer fllentrslb BEST OFFENSIVI lows! Reita tlaltherl. mm lhmrach eusueu DES DEFENSIV Mathew tilmpsuln. lf sflfllblllfu Anderson ureell fllnhuquy, V flntherl and Ellie I ' BEST REBDUN huqueb. Grotlllul B0Pllllln and VerM BEST BEBOUN lwestmarb. Sankoir an Bridges and I-lerwg 1 low!! and Nelson Ala BEST FLOOR MA Ferguson ll'll-sonsl, EL lluenl. Vistlj Pu ll user mlm 30' had Lutgrn lLorlsl,'l lwillllllll. Schmitt fl mundt flflnonal. had 1 BEST SHORT Bll0'.l leynnl. Kesler, Ferxlmn Heil! flalthcrl. Adlk CWA BEET DRIBBLER- Mlgl. upp H0105 WSI lownl. Wm-Meer wentr M fhuens Halal. 'U1HI CLASS HEIGHT HOMETOWN 6-2 Radcliffe 6-0 Fort Dodr- 6-5 M a By Nick Lambcrto. Wendell Eike of Upper Iowa nosed out 13 other contenders and was named most valuable player on The Sunday Registers allwlowe -ence hsketball team. 'au- H--ld F Eike vluargvs in und lays one up for Iwo points ugains! W1'slr11c1r. 'A- - ' L 55.3 1 Q Q 'J .1 .f , 2, 4 , Y Eff gy Z, I I f rat e E IPA Q fr .N Ly Q Z ig, , , it A,,,. g K J V I x , fin-if ' f PPE' Vik: 4 ,PEE -Mfr 'if' yy? Pg, V M6959 if 5 5' A in UQ 5 .P 19 ' 'gm mem. Q Q L M4 L ' ' 2 f' , E3 5273 2 2' f , I gi ' ' t ' af 3' MPM fs M f Q iyingltfttft, I an . V ff bw: . wk L, we J , 2 ua ,EER ,L , the 2 Q 5 EE- S er, f n .g E 4 if BACK ROW L T0 Ri Duane johnson, Vernon Banos, Cart Warringtorl, Don Winters Ed Statteer, lim Taylor, Boh Mirior, Glen Nleyer. Bob Hicteman, Dicte Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Bob tways, Roger Hatvorson. Keith Chambers, Bitt Lawrence, lim Turzer, Don Bratteho, Don Trioto. George Danteer, Bch Gaffney. FRONT ROW: Ronatft Kocher, Iohn Ectie, Haroict Sctioonover, lim Beit, Alan Breit- hacti, john tjitvtoctugno, Don Ctarteen, Stan lack, Gary Sctiichtt. K-N, Q .Nj-9' -'-- . H Y M 9 mi? V N- THE 1952 BASEBALL SCHEDULE if L, A , Q it ,, Al it April I8 Loras here ly M or E NM A 0 4-el 521113 Q' A Q' Luther there h Q y ? ., 26 Buena Vista ere 2 iff' mfr 'Err ff Q Q 'L+ L fr Hx M 5 PI tr -11 T. C. here my W f E -Twin? v ay 6 Wim rm X i 4 9 Coe there Docs Pitchers 10 Vvaftbufg there 19 Luther here uw 1 1' m ' TU 11' Dunne johnson Vernon Hanes, DOH Wi'liGfS, lim TGYIQV, Bob 20 Loras there , V X KK Xu W ' ' , G S h' htt. 1 24 Coe here Q21 FRONT Sijhngton 'tqiiiotof gala Mays, Don Ctarteen, Bitt Lawrence. 'Q Coach George Brown with five mem- rrs o tile U.i.U. track team wiio competect in time areais various tracie meets tins spring. From left to rigitt they are Russ Bley, Citucie Baugous, Leon ygmuntowsiei, Don Gonner- mann and Pat Revsaciz. 'IHE TRACK SQUAD ROSTER: orman etts Ciiucie Baugous, Pat Reysacie Russ Bley, Don Winter. Don Sciiuttz Don Ctarizen, Wendell e Leon Zygmuntowski, Don Gon- .Vg THE 1952 VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE Iowa Stale T. C. Indoor IVIcet ApriI 3 at Cedar FaIIs Drake Rf-Iays ApriI 25 and 26 at Des Moines Upper Iowa, I.oras, and St. Ambrose TrianguIar IVIay I0 at Dubuque Iowa Conference Meet fnortiiern divis- ion, Iviay I7 at VVaverIy Iowa Conference Championship Meet IVIay 24 at IncIianoIa nermann and lim Turzer. -'Qi Sprinters Biey ami Baugous croucix for tile start us they practiced early in March. .,.J'.lv-.- At'li0l1 on flu, DOH I with VV? d ' - ffymll courl not-looofln. Elko slrikin arnzlzgr post, 9 '1 . LX NX x',x- COL XXL 1 Q, Qxw Y Ax Qgk UG xigo 729 6 ey Efjg fjoil fa xx O0 0 N' We XO Tim Ho! Rocls . . lnlramural Vol- IUYIJUU CNIIUVTIIJS. 74,10 f0flfY1 7110771- IJUTS IUIIO l1ppUlll' IIUFO UFC! DOH Triolo, Carl Warrirlglorl, lolm Di1Vlorlugno, lim Taylor an Wlllllll Wa!l10f. Also mvrnlnors of llzis lcam were: Harlan Carlvy flu' caplain, Gene Boll and Paul Sir. O 1 e' fn W sL.'f 0 J KN , Three of the boys clammering for the rebound in an intramural basketball game. X Xhifamuta 'Q- Q ,a,. ffl 71 splfly- U'Z9,- an, f It , 1 Qfffo lcilzlli flaw 5. S Q S Here the Cheerleaders surround VVendetl Eilee, one of the most talented cagers in U.I.U.'s history. Eitze eapturecl several honors following the '5lf5Q season, the most important perhaps, being votecl the most valuable player in the Iowa Conference. Bonnie Lou Lantz. Clam Hendrick son, Eleanor Wagner, Ronalcl Rollrig Dorotlzy Wileyv, Ann Pleggenleuhle. ima ,,,. .,EA, M, M W? if? '53 .11 -N 496 Q. x9 Q90 XOQOQNMO N55 dgb 05 W 0 . fb Coyikxoxv ' o XQWNOXQ' ,, Railroads: George Brown,s favorite s ort. And this is also the train the 1 1 15' L '1 It 1 0 In King' . .asterners ta e untl t ey get c ose to S favorite Sport' the midwest where they then transfer onto a modern and luxurious stream- liner. fx t, ,ff Q R g 5 , AA ,If 1 KX93 R ff X of x ' x N MA K 5' XX xx R , 5 ' Z il , f F Sz? J, MJQ f 8, xx Stggvd w'1 sm X r t +2 r In L. A W sg Y mj ' X ,A : S+ff 9231: DO NM smfw- .. 1 X N 2 QA X XOYGTS' I ore boidbdx p N :.,1.: Q 'f'f1fQ5' ,- Q 'N -S '52 -LJ -1 N2 fl Marfin and ,1, Us r I 0 fixing 3 Sport. - we .awk K ., ' g X2 M puma 10 N g: :'5I3.f,1E .:-., ' N tw fs some Cxub 5 W A o A sm tee a s ey S -lazl ,,,,., gg si 1 A lk N '21, me f I eigiqfgwf, A 1133132 if 5 fix s ,,,q:q u B 1, . , : ..,,. ta. WM? 4 k if 0 'mberlin 0'lf0YillQ ff. - . , c swimming di pool 'W O Q ii'iX70 vf 44,0 7? 'Win W! fifi 1 Y Q XX Zi H QQ? 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Q. k Nz. ,ff- f 4,,,,,o lu.: H This prize-winning snap of lim Olson, seen here blowing smoke rings. K- K, I 5 K WEE W it , he ? Grace Getxring toota ttlirct plate try posing IIIOSI' Soutii Hall girls. Upon! worry about tile giris on ilu- bottom supporting ali that beef, as they most likely have strong backs., t It fsr, ,wig vviz A 1A , IQ, - l -,iv t V.-k: ' 1 1.-, . , s we 't'i V., 4, JMMWW ,lut , .,t,. ' W 3 . 1 : QE, I V ,W y Q' ,,.. :ll .,,.. V ,A A ti it.i' t Y K L-Wings . H x ----, 1 .f x 5 kiwi: I ' , A -- I V if a , ' A ' ' am A ' 'vwfflgfw 'A 5 K f i i fm 1 My A it . T , ' W, W , , ,V ,A 5 if 1-' 'fe-1' ' , ,ego 'Y ef 5g?5.Q't,1,f 5' A , Qi Tiiatis Zig, always reafly io give a ' A helping hand to 0tIl0l'S. -f'e . . we 5019600 Prof frrlie Vvarcleni pisior overlooking ille ,lard working prisoners, all mem- bers of tile F.T.A. pointing out the good points Bali Gebharcll and Carroll Willard mulual friend. 1 Bcrgquzsi s land lafly . . , Stella Paul. George M. Houser, one of the speakers on campus this past year, being infer- vieweci over KOEL Q' Students Working is Ja 15... I iv XD, 4 1339 2 x Sift Hey, Corte . . . you got Xfvtieaties in tile joint? lllb fltusdriuerameat cutter, stu- Waldo using a knife, prior ent, an a commuting to using his thumb, at toner, Ctaucte Smith, Ir. Warrenfs Corteery Mr. Blank, Mr. anct Mr. Roush, witti Oti Henry and Baile Rutti in ttie tvactzgrounct. Hey Bitt. watcti ttle meter, that stuff actcts up fast. that wayl. Iotin King getting ctippect in honest Doc Borctierfs painless ctip joint. Barttey using a broom in- stead of tiis vocat cords ftie says tie makes more money if o S just ttllflk . . somectay you matee some gat a nice wife, ene. I f5??m'5?gi V G . ul? . , LSU if 5 a robfglh hgh-4AiVmii It Gladys sultry 10011 and drawing another zombie. giving a All nice middle class Gotti-ge stuctcnls, in fact, not an magazine salesman in the lot. s' X' -an W1 'u N. l00l'l:5 0l :5 Andy and Ray's Firestone Store, Oelwein Bi11's Place, Fayette The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company Candy Box, Oelwein Doc's Barber Shop, Fayette Dr. John Dorman Duffy's Tavern, Oelwein Buzz Earle and Earl Gallaher, Fayette. Fayette Apparel Grim Locker Service, Fayette Hughes Cafe, Fayette Humphry Dairy, West Union Humphry Hardware, West Union Jamison ,Lumber Company, Oelwein Lazio's Flower Shop, Oelwein Ma and Pa's Cafeteria, West Union Maurer's Shoe Service, Fayette Maynard Savings Bank McLeese-Leytze, Fayette Ott's Ice Cream, Fayette Pfeifferfs Drug Store, Oelwein Schatz and Schatz, West Union Dr. H. L. Schrier C. E'. Smith and Sons, Fayette C. R. Stendel, West Union The Streamliner, Oelwein Thrifty Food Mart, Fayette KENISTON BROTHERS MEAT PACKING PLANT W. L. I Swede I KENISTON HARRY J. KENISTON OELWEIN Phone I405 Wholesalers of all the Finest Meats, Poultry, Sea Foods Makers of the Famous Champion Brand Wieners, Bologna, Minced Ham, Summer Sausage, Liver Sausage and many other Sausage Specialties. Fayette Theatre ALWAYS A soon SHOW VIC DAHL, Manager Fayette . . Iowa QUALITY PRINTING ALBERT MARTIN, Ir. for Contractor Clubs - Businesses - Individuals We prinf everything - excepf money Dealer in Rockford Tile PHONE 3002 FAYETTE A Community Weekly Newspaper I F rm .. A,,,.,A Z Q I K .2 . N.N- . MW, 2 . 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Service: Renders commercial services in fields of insurance, petroleum, plant food, and others. WILSON C. GILL for Senator VEGETARIAN PARTY For More Information Call WW f sgliagffg ZZ, a s 3, x-3. 'Nz-fi.. Q., is 'S 9'2-wk! M. ty 44' R sk 5 in f 32 fl if Q -....... i fm ai 751: mrnxqmy f-if N I f ' J.-N, Ni ,pw-f:i,:2 i WWW. S W A 'M A :g N--,.:,,,,,,f:j:j+ v W .. ' .. .A ,, . N W M fi. A,.,.' ,,,V- 'f A A 1 IEPVEZVZAAIG : 1 , gai- Q is .. k K, V. ,. 3 ...... I f .fqgw'N:f Lg 4, w,N'6fAjQ ,. Q 21 3 R i 5 91515 X g gn in H ,,, :Q -.KA - i ,:: , .E F , R HW fix aw X Nw QW ,.., :.,. WWW - 1 Over 50 Years RATHBUN BROTHERS -HINTZ BROTHERS IEWET-ERS Dr. Louis C. Rafhbun I . OPTOMETRIST FIOQII QOVGIIHQS OELWEIN, IOWA 'Appliances Jewelers of Norfheasi' Iowa Phone I39 Phone 332 OELWEIN, IOWA ' WARB.EN'S This Space Confribufed by STATE BANK OF FAYETTE Because we believe in UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY Her Sfudenfs, and Her Fufure FOOD MARKET Hormel Good Meats Del Monte Foods Phone I0 FAYETTE COFFEE NOOK CAFE We Welcome You and Your Friends CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY HOME MADE PIES PACKARD AUTOMOBILES INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Sales and Service OELWEIN IMPLEMENT CO. KING BROTHERS FAYETTE - - - IOWA OELWHN ' ' ' 'CWA AIRE FLO AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING and HEATING E. H. CARLEY C I R C L E I N N FAYETTE, IOWA PHONE 77 - - FAYETTE, IOWA Paul and Helen im 55515 'An A Q 7 Qs iw 5, . Sydf f , in wi f -if 9 if Mm UA?fflu , '3 ':!5 3 N 'W v 4- , A. ,V .,Y, ,qxx 3 F' fa vfm 34' .xx 'xv Tv, v x ,,.. 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