Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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DRUM MAJORETTE Kathryn Monrok One of the sparkling and talented marching leaders of the band. Her flashing baton was often seen between those of Thomas Hopley and George Goodrich. T wcnty-cight

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Important as classes and studies may he, there is another side of a well rounded college career which includes the social and extra-curricular activities. Through these we find relief from the monotony of classes and the drudgery of studies. These activities are just as important in the lives of many students as the more serious side of college, and many times prove to be a practical testing laboratory for the things we learn from books and from the classroom. Thus we wish to present glimpses of the most memorable phases of this program for the past year. Twenty-seven

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9n mmA Girls in swirling gowns against the back- ground of their escorts' appropriate black were spotlighted in miniature Hollywood premiere fashion at the Beauty Ball, March 7, in Hopper Gymnasium. Varicolored bal- loons swung above the dancers, and portraits of beautiful girls decorated the walls. Music for this, the outstanding social event on the campus, was furnished by Nat Towles’ orchestra. During the intermission the All- College Sweetheart and her attendants were presented by Don Osborn, editor of the 1941 Zenith. Selection of the college beauties was sponsored by the Zenith. Harlan Miller, author of “Over the Coffee” column in the Des Moines Register, judged the contest. T wenly-nine