Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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Mildred Lekberg, Mus.M. Instructor in Voice ami Music Appreciation Benjamin Vandervelde Mus.M. Assistant Professor of Violin, Stringed Instru- ments, and Theory; Conductor of Orchestra Llizabeth Stone, Mus.M Instructor in Piano Hadley R. Crawford Mus.M Associate Professor of Voice and Conductor of Simpson Choir Helen Malone, B.M. Instructor in Piano R. G. Miller, B.S. Pool ball Coach and Instructor in Physical Education John Cooper, A.B. Assistant Coach and Instructor in Physical Education Mona Casey, A.B. Instructor in Physics! Instruction for Women The Faculty Uberto Price, M.A. Livingston N. Witten, B.D Carlton A. Chaffk.A -' Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Associate Professor o Education Philosophy Hand Instruments tf» Nina M. Goltry, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education Hand Instruments ' Music Education: Cos ductor of Simpson Hand

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Chester A. Morgan, M.A. Myron L. Sorden, A.M. John D. Potter, M.A. Paul A. Merkle. M.A. Associate Professor of Economics Assistant Professor of Instructor in Business Assistant Professor of Accounting Administration Chemistry The faculty Hiram S. Doty, M.S. Professor of Geography and Geology Grover C. Hawk. M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Charles W. Kern, M.A. Instructor in Biology Ervan S. Dornbos, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Alvin L. Lugn. M.A. Instructor in Physics Ethel D. Anderson, M.E. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Dorothy Gill, B.A. Instructor in Home Economics and Art Henry M. I-'urst, M.A. Associate Professor of Education

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Mary Marquis. B.A.. B.L.S. Assistant Librarian Carnegie Library The Simpson College Library, operating since 1907, provides Simpson students with supplementary and leisure reading, magazines, pamphlets, and other reading for classroom use. At present the library is manned by Librarian Beryl Hoyt, Assistant Librarian Mary Marquis and a staff of twelve students. The library has been recently redecorated with the painting of the reading rooms being completed during Christmas vacation. New fluorescent lighting had pre- viously been added. At present there are 37,000 volumes in the library with between 1500 and 1800 new volumes being cataloged each year. Circulation in the library ranges from 2000 to 3000 each month. In addition to these books, approxi- mately 2-40 magazines are received, including such foreign editions as The Illustrated London Nexos, The Digest Francaise, and : Universal. Seven newspapers are also included. Among the statuary in the library is that of Kali, wife of an Indian god. The type of art it represents indicates it existed before the Great Mohammedan In- vasion of the 10th century. The statue was presented to the college in 1913.