Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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,Y .V , vw .,.Y Y.. ,,...., i f - S i Q4 .IL N I L3 N, , 2 I M-M-W i , .. J 11- ' - 1 fx' f- 'WMF' L 5: ' ' '- f f-1-we ,, A 'S sf . . . '- -vm- .. ....., i, I . J ,, l ,,,, . . ..,,,, iifix A L I , DONALD JAMES You may look for Don in a pulpit some of these days. He is a Sig Rho, and has the Christian religion seriously at heart. DORIS HOCKEN Doris, Elena, Dorothy, and Marcella-if you speak of one, you speak of all. Doris is a Conv student. EVERETT DORR Religion-right or wrong-religion. Though his chief interest in life is religious work, he finds time to he an active Sigma Theta Rho member. PEARL WOODFORD A Kappa Zeta Chi member who docs un- usual things at unexpected times. GRACE JAMIESON Grace is an ardent Christian Service mem- her, hilt she does find time for her 1?J Roger. JACK WEED s. The world is like a mirror, Reflecting: what you do, And if you face it smiling, It smiles right hack at youf, LILLIAN HYDE Lillian is a pianist, hut iinds time for George and the Kappa Zeta Chi's. JACK HOSPERS His one love is his violin. Top Row: James. l'lm'ke-n, llorr. YX'oodfol'rl Bottom Row: Jamieson VY:-ml. Hyde. Hospers . W!0V7187l,S athletics were once governed 'vu--W nrt' 'ww uw, Vw ,W W, H 7 4- V by a hoard, the chairman of which vwy ' was chosen by Agora. Page 31

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Page 30 ,I r 1 1 ,QA-.V 3 , V i P ' HERMAN SACKS PAULINIC CHANIPENY None too devout, hut stuflious-Herman is At last a Sioux City girl, and a musical frequently soon around the- Physics lahora- Om., mn. tory. MARJORIIC BUSIINICIJ, JAMES DERO05 Is tlu-re a flontor in the crowd? Some Sho was chosvu Qui-on of ilu' wiutei' iivsti- Yal-let that speak for itscllf. A Sig Rho, au athlete, ami a fiuf- follow. x l,ylo was COlll:lllt fl to the hospital this wintr-r H lor an opfwatiou, hut hP'll ln- hack to hvip Qu ..i lolu' is au lfuglish Major. For qualifica- day wtf hope to sm- ,limmy with a shingle out- sitie his floor. l,YI.l-I PAULSON ICLEANUR WATSON Q other one- with many lirotlif-rs and sis- tvrs around, but wr-'ll vouCh for he-r. uuiyig by uoxt fall. LAIRD LUV ELAN D ION I-I CAREY l.arry'A was tluf sports editor of this yeafs fiollr-giau. When hm- isnit at school, youill tions see Miss Mills. limi him at the Sig Rho house. Top Row: Sucks, Bushnull. Paulson. Carey Bottom Row: Charupvuy. Delioos. Vautson. Lovvlaml Miss Dinzmift has served in 1110 college W---H ' 7 Y longer than any other professor. Y

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, ,- pw X I -C F, I . L4 2 ,..,,,,...,..- 1 1 -,J ! h I W 1 -tx ,V V i Y x - ' ' i' A ' -.a a m,-, . -. ,,..i RHIHARD MATSON Dick is a varsity tleliater, a good student and an active 'l'au Da-lt. A Beau Brunimel? Not quite, hut he has aspirations. l.UtIlI.I.l'I STEWARD Lucille spenfls most of her time in the Con and with the Chapel Choir. However, her se- clusion iloes not cl:-ny us the privilege of knowing that she is a nice grirl. ALICE LOUMIS To Complete the picture- we should have her cello, and niaylu- the ever-lnisy piccolo player, the latter he-ing st-en vc-ry frequently around the Loomis ahorlo at the HDorrn'7. WILLIAM ROSOFSKY William lic-lion-s in actions, not in worflsg anrl in studies rather than pleasures. JEAN HAYES With fidelity, constancy to a Plattsmouth George, she is a voice major and a zealous Kappa Zeta Chi. BRICE HERMAN J . One of the mainstays of the lhi Sigk. Brice is also interestecl in engrineeringx. DENESE DARLINC If you il0lI't See her in the Registraifs office, try her at the Pi hall: if you don't timl her at the Pi hall, try her at her office in the 'l'raV- elleris Agency-from there-well, Elmer, you know her telephone number. lCLlZABl'l'l'H KINCSLEY Betty is another Kappa Pi Alpha. When some-thing amuses you, laugh at it-when some-thing: offenrls you, forget it. Top Row: Matson. 511-xxaul. Loomis. liosofslxy Bottom Row: Hay'-. Herman. llarling. Kingsley Agora once serrezl as n board of W 'ref' -' Page 32 -' 1-1, - cerzsnrsliip of n1ories . M 'M