Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ....... Assistant Editor ..... Guest Editorial and Social News Music all News ..... Speech Office News Columns Sports Features Reporters Larry Wright Catherine Wilson Hortense Hamilton Ardis O’Neal Persis George Maudktta IIalden, Rijth Hall, Russell Bidlack Ben Brown, Jane Rogers Florence Sciiildkneciit Virginia Wheelock, Don Darby, Jeanne Moore Dorothy Spence, Betty Mitchell, Bob Chenowetii BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ....... Fred Taggart Assistant Business Managers . Leonard Killion, George Barnett The Simpsonian again lived up to its reputation for publishing the inside news on college activities under the able leadership of Editor Larry Wright. Pursuance of an understanding editorial policy and the excellent use of “human interest” material made the “Simp” anxiously awaited each Monday evening. Fred Taggart ably carried out his position as business manager, assisted by Leonard Killion and George Barnett. Twenty-three

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annaMf) THE STAFF Assistant Business Manager ..... Bruce Johnston Art Editor . . . . Tom Hopley Social Organisations . Esther Potts, Maudetta Malden Persis George, Ken non Shank Irene French, Wilma Courtney Harley Hekrema, Bob Flint Honorary Organisations ..... Catherine Wilson Features . . . Florence Schildkneciit, Russell Bidlack Sports . . . Merrill Ewing, Ben Brown, Bob Ciienoweth Class Editors ..... Jean Genter, Virginia Sturm Index Editor ........ Joyce Nesbitt We wish to acknowledge the work of the staff and extend our deep appreciation of their efforts. Twenty-two

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StnndinU: Pittman, Brnucht, Chcnowcth, Bellman Seated: Wilson, Osborn. Anp.cll. Axthclm, Bowers STUDENT COUNCIL A oi keAe! OFFICERS President . . . James Angkll, Senior Vice President . Don Osborn, Junior Secretary . . Frieda Axtiielm, Junior Treasurer . Catherine Wilson, Sophomore MEMBERS Seniors: Gene Brought, Kathryn Bellman, Byron Kern, Fred Taggart. Juniors: Gene Badgley, Harley Ileerema, Helen Bowers. Sophomores: Bob Chenoweth, Mary Jane Woodcock, Ralph Bauman. Freshmen: Edgar Pittman, Mcrlyn Bough- ton, Thomas Cooper. The Student Council, reorganized on March 15, 1941, as the Student Congress, has taken many forward steps in various and all-student enterprises during this past year. Besides organizing a pep club, promoting a wet Homecoming, conducting a Bundles for Britain drive, and altering the plan of student government at Simpson, it has laid the foun- dation for a Student Union and raised a substantial sum of money for general campus improvement. The Congress also handled the regular scheduled duties such as Campus Day, Miniature Orpheum, and Democratic Chapel in a most efficient manner. Under the leadership of James Angcll, student government has been made a vital concern of the entire student body. The Student Congress, the new instrument of government which truly represents the func- tional groups of the campus and reflects their respective interests, proves the answer to the perpetuation of this progressive program; to effective and worthwhile student participa- tion in their common legislative affairs. T wenty-lour