Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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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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i , . .. ,gn- 1 ,xyaf yi 1 1 'j 1 - - -' 1 GRl'I'I'CHEN CALL 'llationalisni was the turning point for Civ- ilizefl society. Gretchen wrote that interest- ing column, LlS0l'0TllJl1Sl-I, in the school paper. She- is a Kappa Zeta Chi. DOUGLAS R HICDER One of the l'lurly'- Rc-0rle1's. D0 you get it, lfliner? A CDR EY STOMBERC Aurlrcy is interested in three things: the Kappa Zeta Chi, the Christian Service- Club, and-need we sa' Kolhe? 5 WINSTON YICAGER Winston is ilIl0lllf'l' Sig: Him, unil a pre-- l'lIglllCCl'. DON PAULEY t'Slouchy Don , ur Sissy , us he is some- tiines so wrongly callml hy the llln0TPI1l6lll.l0IIPfl affectionate nhl clulm hrothers, is one of the niainstuys of the fanwd cent:-r trio on thu Xlorniligsitle foothall te-am. RUTH BRODIIC What more neetl we say than that she- is a Kappa Ze-ta Chi, and one of the nicest girls in school? HUBHRT SARCICNT Another contribution from Sergeant Bluffs. lie is a pre-engineer. ELICN A l'1ARTZlil.l, Vile see very littlf- of Elena hut we do know that sho is interestm-fl in the Y. W. C. A,, and her home- is in South America. Top Row: Hall. Rmulvr. Stombf-rg. Yeager liuttum Huw: Pauley. Brmiir. Sargent. llurtzell W- The Coriserzvztorx' lmrnezl in 1014. IL H.. . AAMH' 'A ' was the first building on the campus. A' Page 29

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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