Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1967 volume:

I I 1967 ZENITH ' Glenn Norris Editor Robert Carmichael Business Manager Simpson College Indianola, Iowa This Is Our College • • • Hillman Hall .. . the crowd .. . solitude. •YE SHALL- • KNOW•THE TKUTH AND- THE TRJJTH- ■SHALL MAKE- -you-fkeeJ Lynn Ball, first semester Student Body President, leads the procession at the opening convocation. As dusk settles over Simpson, students find a comfortable spot in Dunn Library. 3 Simpson College . . . Alumni Relations Director Ed Purcell talks to Prof. Gary Valen. this year's Big Chief. Student Government leaders and faculty re- cess at the end of convocation, as students look on. Garfield Jackson sprints into the end zone for a touchdown against Wartburg. 4 . . . a breath of fresh air as students walk toward Old Chapel. Koren Kinsinger talks to Janis McCallum as Kay Havener tiles away reserve book cards during 10:30 p.m. rush hour. In the background, Gus Scovgard approaches Prof. Doran Hunter on a Political Science question. Ralph Kegel and Skip Laitnor stand each other off in the knife fight scene from VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE. 6 Suo McGcorge reads and rclaics in the first floor loungo area of Dunn Library. Students displaying study habits of all manners and modes can be found nestled somo- whore in Dunn's diverso facilities. We Work Here . . . mmSJl 7 Redmen linemen pair off for blocking drills. Line Coach Larry Johnson can be seen in the background. We're The Students. Doug Mossbcrg, Aaron Lewit. and Kent Mahler book busily at Dunn Memorial Library . . . Meanwhile back at the Union, the clock has struck nine and a break from study beckons. Since its completion, Pfeiffer Dining Hall has doubled into an informal gathering area for the entire college. With the date for completion of the new Trustee Union being scheduled for the fall of 1967, the constant hubbub of exuberant students will be sensed here only at meal time, but echoes of use and abuse will still ring through the hall. 9 10 Redman supporters turn out en masse for the Warlburg pep rally. loil Gccppingcr, Skip Laitner, and Brian Reynolds debate the merits of the Greek stem at Simpson in a Resolved program held in the Catacolms. Joyce DaUtrom. Naomi Scheive. and Carol Webb perform the manual labor of stuffing the Pi Beta Phi float entry. Coeds show their form(s) at a gymnastics clinic at Hopper Gymnasium. The Campus pg. 14 The Staff pg. 18 Activities pg. 40 The Students pg. 54 Honors and Organizations Pg. 90 Athletics pg. 122 Housing pg. 14G Ads and Candids pg. 1 90 13 The Campus Students strolling to class on a temperate autumn day . . . Newcomers enjoying a picnic lunch at Buxton Park . . . Guys getting up a game of touch football .. . ... these are some of the pleasures a student enjoys on Simpson's campus. However, the college stu- dent. being the creature he is, becomes dissatisfied with existing conditions. In an effort to combat this problem, the President and the Board of Trustees have conceived a building program ... 15 One hundred twenty men moved from Hopper Terrace, the barracks constructed after World War II for temporary married housing, to the new dormitory after Easter vacation. The move was from a beaten old housing unit to spacious, comfortable four-man suites. The new residents brought with them the final embellishment—a sense of pride in maintaining the facilities. mm The new! '.U'MIUMUIMVAI President Ralph C. John and Robert Feyerharm. Vice-President of Finance, look over the e cavation for Memorial Chapel. In the background is tho Old Science Hall in the process of being renovated. 16 Wallace Hall of Science Student Center Chairman of the Board James W. Wallace. Board Member Don L. Berry, Chaplain Jim Allen. Architect Arland Dirlam. and President Ralph C. John place arti- facts into a vault which was placed in Smith Memorial Chapel cornerstone. The Staff JTAAj ' 19 President Ralph C. John The future of Simpson Colleqe rests upon the shoulders of this man. With a steadfast desire to improve the college, Dr. John car- ries out his task with amazing energy. Enhancements in faculty, student body, and college plant are a monument to his efforts. 20 Administration Charles E. Peterson, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Dean of the College The Zenith wishes to extend special recogni- tion to Dean Peterson for his selfless devotion to Simpson's academic progress during his three years at Simpson College. Although he is assuming a new position in the graduate school at Ohio University next year. Dr. Peter- son will leave behind a much improved aca- demic structure at Simpson, which will stand as a memorial to a fine academician. Wallor B. Wiser. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology Dean of Students 22 23 Doyle L. Woods, B.S.B.A., Business Manager Above—James A. Robinson, B.A. Director of Development Left—L. Edward Purcoll, B.A. Director of Alumni Affairs Below—M. L. (Jack) Siefkas, B.S.B.A. Assoc. Director of Development Left—Charles S. Rock, B.A. Director of Public Relations 1 ' Daniel G. Seaton, B.A. Director of Admissions William W. Garton, M.S.L.S. Head Librarian Dan Seaton; Harry Hanf; Leonard Wood; Grotchen Olson; David Schoonover, Assoc. Dir. of Admissions Elizabeth Rambow. Circulation Librarian Bookstore Staff—Mary Young and Evelyn Campbell Above—R. Lowell Mark, M.A. Instructor of English Left—Marjorie J. Crabb, B.A. Instructor of English Grace E. Eckley, M.A, Instructor of English Division of Joseph E. Brewer, Ph.D. Professor of English Donald A. Koch, Ph.D. Chairman of the Division of Humanities Professor of English he Humanities Above—James E. Allen, Ph.D., College Chaplain. Assistant Professor of Religion Right—Paul S. Bosley, M.A., Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion Above—Fred L. Holder, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Religion. Head of the De- partment of Philosophy and Religion Religion and Philosophy I ' i 5 i s a i: Miguel F. Cano, M.A. Instructor in Foreign Language Leslie G. Bechter, M.A. Assistant Professor of Foreign Language i S Foreign Above—VeAnna R. Morgan, M.A., Assistant Professor of Foreign Language I Right—Patricia T. Roberts, M.A., Instructor of Foreign Lan- guage 28 Left—Evadne Rugger!, M.A., In- structor of Foreign Language 29 Joseph W. Waif, Ph.D. Professor of History: Chairmen of the Division of Social Sciences: Head of the Department of History and Political Sci- ence Division of Social Science Political Science Gary L. Valen, M.A. Instructor of History Terry Hoy, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science Left—N. Doran Hunter. M.A. Assistant Professor of Political Science Above—William E. Groablc, M.A., Assistant Pro- fessor of Psychology Psychology Right—Waller B. Wiser, Ph.D., Dean of Students, Assistant Professor of Psychology Below—Donald H. Koontz. M.S., Associate Profes- sor and Head of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology Sociology Below—Evolyn Morris, M.A., Associate Students. Dean Of Women Assistant Professor of Psychology Above—Myron I. Sorden. M.A. Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration Business Administration and Economics 32 Right—James R. Hoyman. J.D. Lecturer in Business Administration Earth Science Division of Natural Science Left—Clifford L. Meints. Ph.D., Kresge—Car- ver Professor of Natural Science: Chairman of the Division of Natural Science: Professor of Chemistry Right—Loe Maria Kleiss. Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry Chemistry Herbert J. Albording, Ph.D., Professor of Earth Sceince: Head of Dept, of Earth Science lonald G. DeLisle, Ph.D., Assistant Pro- essor of Biology: Head of Department f Biology Beverly Ann Stockton, M.A., Instructor of Biology Margaret L. Watson, Ph.D., Professor of Biology Below—Donald R. Ditfmer, M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics Below—Watson L. Chin, M.Sc., Assistant Professor of Mathematics Physics Above—Dolores M. Gade M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Right—Edna M. Boworsox, M.A. Assistant Professor of Home Economics 34 Above—Phillip O. Berge, M.A., As- sociate Professor of Physics and Mathematics Above—Waldo Curtis, Ph.D. Head of the Dept of Physics and Math Home Economics Above—Bruce N. Degen, Mus.M. Associate Professor of Music Below—Paul D. Hartley, M.A. Assistant Professor of Music Music Above—Robert L. Larsen, Mus. M. Associate Professor of Music. Chairman of the Division of Fine Arts, Head of the Department of Music Division of Fine Arts Left—Sven Lekbcrg, L.H.D., Professor of Music: Senior Pro- fessor of the Collcgo 35 Helen Malono Mullin, M.A. Assistant Professor of Music 36 Art Above—Jack W. Ragland, M.A. Assistant Professor of Art, Head of the Department of Art • Speech and Drama Below—Richard J. de Laubenfels, M.A. Associate Professor of Speech and Drama: Head of the Dept, of Speech and Drama LJ John E. Torrents, M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama 37 E. G. Booth, Jr., Ph.D. Professor of Education Chairman of the Division of Education Head of the Dept, of Education Division of Education Louis Smith, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education Physical Education Right—Leslie H. Deaton, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Below—Barbara A. Zupancic, B.S. Instructor of Physical Education Above—John L. Sullivan, B.A. Instructor of Physical Education Above—Larry E. Johnson, M.A. Head of Dept, of Physical Education -• - m m n R ar ■ hhI lii Activities Orientation Picnic 42 Freshman Talent Show Guests of the College Sidney Speaight Actor Alastoir Read Poet Milton Rakove U.N. Guest Speaker Paul Engle Poet Robert Ward Composer 43 The Young Americans” The Fabulous Flippers Attractions 45 Pep Rally Kumon Guys! Roughest Game of the Day Encouragement from Coach Sullivan ■. £ ' All-College Qing Barbershop Quartet Second Place Ladies The Prudettes Pi Beta Phi Second Place Gents Beachnut and the Fruitstripes Sigma Alpha Epsilon First Place Gents Sam the Sham and the Three Wise Guys Lambda Chi Alpha First Place Ladies The Pitch Four Alpha Chi Omega 49 Miniature Orpheum First Place Women Pi Beta Phi I First Place Men Alpha Tau Omega Second Place Women Delta Zeta I 50 Second Place Men Lambda Chi Alpha Best Attended Activities on Campus _ II Burning of Hopper Terrace Film on Childbirth The Seniors Dr. Leltburg Grand Marshal Dr. A. H. Blank Graduation The Procession moves on ... 53 Class of 1967 Brenda Allen English Marlyn Anderson Physical Education Lynn Ball Political Science Edwardo Balnoer Chemistry Patricia Banzhaf Robert Beaver Jerry Berry Wanda Bingham Home Economics Physical Education History Elementary Education Rodney Brooks Michael Bruner Stephen Burr Robert Carmichael Biology Business Administration History Business Administration Larry Carrington Marilyn Clark Kenneth Clary Joe Cochran Business Administration Elementary Education Elementary Education Psychology 55 Jerry Cooley Economics Lorinda Cooley Music Education Robert Crandall Philosophy Joene Dale Elementary Education Richard Dallinger Piano Terry Davis History Laura Deardorff Elementary Education Karen Drake Richard Drogue Mary Ann Duff Raymond Dunnam English Economics Elementary Education Chemistry Jon Engelhardt Carol Fatlca James Fitz Charles Fowler Music Physical Education Psychology Psychology David Freeman Kazuhisa Fulcatsu Neil Goeppinger Mary Goodrich Business Administration Economics Economics English Michael Graham Ronald Greiner James Grove Don Gustwhite, Jr. Spanish German Business Administration Business Administration 57 Dale Hanaman Philosophy and hen Hardee German irk Hamm, Economics Carl Hedges Chemistry Carol Hedges Elementary Education 58 Virginia Jones Elementary Education Karen Juhl Psychology Gene Kaldenberg Chemistry Cheryl Keating Elementary Education Wayne Kong Betty Lazear Charles Lazear Ronald Lemon Sociology Home Economics Physical Education Physical Education William May History Rosemary McDonald Home Economics William Mclnnis Education Patricia McMullen Home Economics Jack Millice Jim Nelson Anne Ogan Carol Oliver Physical Education Business Administration Music Education Religion and Philosophy 60 Ronald Pankrati Mathematics Janice Pellant English Janice Pemble Home Economics John Pemble Business Administration Sandra Perkins English Jeff Peferson Economics Richard Reese Business Administration Ethel Reiss Sociology Brian Reynolds History Ronald Ridnour Biology Delores Rogers Music Education Donald Sayre Business Administration Eugene Sturtz Physical Education Ronald Templeman Business Administration William Tomlinson Business Administration Arleen Vender Ploeg Elementary Education Alan Van Dervoort English Lance Vander Zyl Geology Paul Van Donslaar Physical Education Barbara Van Winkle English Nancy Vestal Elementary Education Mary Wagner English Linda Wainwright English and Sociology Steven Wainwright Religion and Philosophy 63 Margaret Watson Mathematics Thomas White Mathematics James Wood Business Administration Dana Worley Drama Class of 1970 Art Allen Dena Allen Tom Anderson Victor Andrews Lorry Anslcy Betty Atterbcrry Joan Austin Lyle Ball Tim Barker Gail Bartholomew Ted Bateman Sue Bateson Chuck Beach Sara Beals Patrricc Boon Don 8cattie Pam Beaudcttc Sylvia Beeler Sam Bell Diane Bennett Robert Berkley John Bolin Harry Bouldry John Boylan Kirsten Boyum Dave Brackney Jack Brady Terry Brafford 64 Paul Breuklander Charles Brobst Jerry Brown Cher! Brunson Betty Bryson Barb Butcher Chet Butler Bcv Buttery Zcellen Caldwell William Colwell Doug Carter Melissa Cassell Larry Chaplin Anne Chipperfield Jim Clark Cathy Coffie Carole Conard Royal Corbin Jorge Couto Kay Cramer Bob Craney Stanley Crosswhite - Claire Cunningham Nancy Dalager John Dale Cindy Dascnbrook Doug Dawson Carmen de la Huerga 65 Patricia Dick Linda Dillard Dave Dabby Mike Donaldson Cheryl Dow Joan Dowdy Ann Eighmey James Elliott Elaine Eppley Elaine Erickson Anna Fahnstock Dan Fatka Don Fcduwitz Dave Fees Deirdre Fell Kathy Fcnn Karen Fickc Kitty Finnigan Craig Fisher Alden Foote Fred Franck Linda Freese Susan Gaard Pam Garden Jean Gardner Brad Gater Gary Gradows Jeff Green 66 Elliott Grccnblatt Eve Greer Ginny Grek Marsha Griffiths Dennis Gross James Greenblatt Brenda Hall Edie Hambright Paul Hand Denny Hanson Howard Harrington Deanna Hartsook Andrew Healey Sue Heath Mike Henderson James Hicks Linda Hicks Diana Hill Virginia Hilmers Cindy Houghan Barb Houghton Betty Jackson Christine James Louis Jimenez i Steve John Joe Johnson Rosemary Johnson Ann Josten 67 Jeff Kesler Rick Kctcher Valorie Keto Marilyn King Bill Kisch Alan Kitagawa Gordon Klemp Ray Knowland Greg Kohl Dorothy Krabiel Jim Krause Angee Krawetz Kathy Kruckenberg Susan Laird Don Lamb Mory Larson Nancy Latini Harold Laughlin Jeff Leesk Linda Lees Judy Lester Karen Lewis Karen Lindgrcn Chuck Lindh Alan Lindsey Susannc Linkcrt Jean Lippincott Doug Lovollo 68 Jane Lucas Robert Mackenzie Peter Malarkoy Steven Mandeville Greg Merchant Marla Marquis Elaine Marshall Claude Martin Lois Anne McCrea Katheryn McDougal Ann McKinzie Carol Mendenhall Patsy Messer Cheri Meyerhoffcr Paul Michaels Patricia Miller Patricia F. Miller Nancy Mills Danny Mitchell Lenore Morris Alex Morris Susan Mott Barbara Moul Bob Murray Vicky Myers Becky Naylor Richard Needles Craig Neiss 69 Greg Nelson Janna Nelson Paul Newcomer Hazel Nyc Cappi Oakley Walter Olds Richard Oscn Arthur Owens Jim Parkenas Lynn Panowski Richard Pock Mike Pepper Larry Peppers Marilyn Peppmeicr Carol Perkins Bruce Perry Sandra Pharo Pat Pickeral Mike Poole Don Poston Scot Powell Dean Prather Judy Pratt Brian Pridcaux- Brune Kathy Rafferty Larry Raymond Sandy Reidingcr Dave Richardson 70 Koilh Robinson Sara Roman Drenda Rossiter Ray Roths Allen Saddoris Steve Sandahl Ellen Scharbuch Naomi Scheive Kathy Schnecfc Bob Schoff John Scott Kenneth Scott Patricia Scott Stephanie Scott Thomas Scott Karen Scruggs Bob Seaton Valborg Seffel Peggy Shadle Bill Sharpe Steve Shelley Lancy Shepherd ( Kriss Shoun Russ Sivadge Tim Sizer Drew Slaffenberg Joyce Smith Kathy Smith 71 Kathy Spencer Scott Springer Clem Stiely Janice Surber Mari Sveti Craig Swanson Diane Taylor Greg Tilton Kathy Van Nada Linda Van Patter Kathy Vaughan Martha Viner Dave Walford Dianne Wallin Cheryl Waterhouse Roxanne Watters Dave Wcaldand Carol Ann Webb Ronald Wells Joyce Welshons Robert West Meredith White David Whiting Judy Whyte Sudi Wiclersham Carol Wilcox Jim Wilder Mike Wilmot 72 Orrcn Wilson Nancy Wright Jacqueline Wong Ray Wcodmansee Richard Worts Charles Young Karen Young Susan Zimmer Gail Zumwalt 4 73 Class of 1969 Gail Abernaihy Cheryle Ackerman Jan Adkins John Adleman George Agora nos Ardith Aebischer Ali Amini Bob Anderson Cindy Anderson Dale Anderson Jim Anderson Larry Andes Drew Appleby Phil Arlhur Del Ashbecher Andrea Baker Karen Bane Sonia Banti Don Bcntler Jack Blake Mary Alice Blake Peggy Bliss Cyndee Bohnker Wendy Borg Ben Brackney Pot Brofshers Mary Brebner Barb Brewer 74 Charles Brice James Briles Joyce Brown Kathy Brown Phyllis Brown Steve Brown Craig Bryan! Peggy Burley Don Calwallader Brad Campbell Jim Carlson Leslie Carter Russell Castillo Steve Cecil Ernest Child Wayne Chinn Becky Clark Wayne Clark Nancy Coder Eleanor Collins Carolyn Conibeat Dee Gee Connor Coreen Cordova Carolyn Corey Robert Craff Kathy Crane Alan Crist Margo Cronbaugh 75 Holly Dailey Ken Dalczal Patricia Davidson Steve Deaton Tom Denny Dave Devaney Walter De Voo Sue Dillard Scott Doolittle Bob Downing Edwin Downs Diana Drake Holly Drier Nancy Dufty Keith Dunbar Barb Dunham John Dunleavy Linda Dyer Richard Dyer Donna Eagles Mary Eckhoff Nanette Edmond Connie Elliott Margo Emanuel Jay Ethington Walter Finnerman Steve Flesher Marcia Follmann 76 Don Forret Dan Fraley Martha Franks Paul Frohardt Sylvene Geislcr Denise Grathwohl Kathy Gray Irene Gruber John Gutch Suzanne Gwendyn Laura Halfvarson Nancy Hamm Burnette Harris Margaret Harris Doug Hatch Jim Henderson Allan Hendricks John Herbert Susan Hicks Terry Hinman David Hodgson Larry Holland Chapin Holman Larry Hoover James Hoskinson Cam Howard Sandra Howard Jim Hunolt 77 Susan Hutchroft Kathio Hutcheson John lies Ann Ingcrsoll Garfield Jaclson Karen Jacbon Craig January Oliver Johnson Dewitt Jones Paul Jones Ron Jones Sam Jones Tim Jotzte Jeff Judy Sue Kushmann Connie Kanatzar Jeanette Keigan Ralph Kegel Gary Kendall Nancy Kcttercr Linda Kildal John Kilgore Kathy King Elena Kinney Karen Kinsingcr John KIrfc Anna Kluver Priscella Kuehl 78 Gene Langstaff Linda Laub Marie Leibowitz Aaron Lewit Ray Liljegren Caroiyn Lindrum Connie Lindquist Jan LoVay Jack Lorenzen Lufti Lutfiyya Sheila Lympus Jean Lynn Joan Lynn Bill Mack Judy Maher Dave Mailon Mike Marrs Kip Marzeck Jon Mattison Chris Mefferd Sally Melson Judy Metcalf Janis McCallum Ron McCauley Vaughn McClelland Stan McCormick Bonnie McEIvainc Steve McGraw 79 Scott Miller Nancy Minert Bill Moore Joyce Mueller Tim Mulstay Virginia Mulstay Pat Murphy Betty Myer Dennis Newell Gary Northrup 5 I James Noseworthy Sally Novak Bill O'Conner Sandy Olson I 8 Joyce Osborn Robert Overman Tony Overturf Hugh Packard Janis Page Amelia Parker Diana Parker Claudia Patan 80 Greg Paullus Bill Pearce Marieta Pehrson Bob Perry Floyd Peterson Nancy Peterson Steve Pfeifer Vicki Pickerell Kathi Piffer Ron Prast Jim Pratt Joanna Pray Linda Provost Carol Raney Lois Reasoner Donna Reedholm Margie Reid Dan Ribble Judy Riddle Harry Riley Rod Ritenour Kay Ritter John Robertson Diane Rogers Cheryl Rohrig Garry Rudish Cathy Ruth Tim Sampcrs 81 Marty Schaeffer Cheri Schanz Oonald Schmcltzer Nancy Schmid Phil Schrocdcr Jerry Sechler Marlys Shercr Steve Snegg Mary Lou Simpson Walter Sir Steve Sorden Betsy Spettigue w i 0 Marianne Sticlford Alex Strangis Rick Struble Jeri Sutton Karen Tannett Eric Tobiesen Gerri Tone Eric Touet Kay Tucker 8ob Underwood Nick Vanderpool Linda Van Loon Tom Viner Madclyn Vogelsang Barton Walker Leslie Walker 82 James Waltz Gordon Webber Linda Weil Pam Welton . Craig Wcnk Paula Wcssenberg Vicky White Doug Wicks Debbie Widoe Gil Wigeland Tom Willett Alan Williams Doug Williams Bruce Wilson Tim Wilson Signa Witherell Kristi Wohlenberg Steve Worchesfer Jeanette Young Linda Young Michaelene Zawistowski $ Not Pictured Tom Bookey Bill Cannon Richard Daumueller Lynn Grofewold Roberta Haviner Dave Huck Kenneth King Robert Kinsey Edwin Knapp Jerry Lafferty John Laitner Susan McGeorge Mary Newsome Randy Patterson John Paulsen Jerry Rippcrger Judy Seidel Steven Stoner Hamid UHah 83 Class of 1968 | t J | j •I Rob Arnold Tom Awtry Barb Baetsman Gina Barcley Nancy Bardole Bruce Barker Roy Beaman Randy Bird John Blaine Don Blanchard Jean Borrall Ann Bredensteincr 1 4 Steve Brinkman f Gordon Brown 8 Ralph Bryant Bill Buchanan I Mark Burton Bonnie Buttery Diana Campbell Lynn Champlin Alice Christian Doug Churchill Joanne Coffin Ruth Compton Peggy Cramer Bob Criswell Mike Cunningham Gary Curtis 84 i 'Imwuwmm; r Joyce Dohlstrom Eloy Danila Sieve Dasenbroolt Rich Daumucller Dennis Day Susan Elliott Gary Enslow Gary Evans Robert Ferrell Ellen Sue Findley Steve Fiterman Irene Florick I Jane Foley Allen Freeman Susie Galenbeck Mary Jane Gamper Kay Garrotto Ed Goodley Elaine Goodman Teri Gordon Pete Graff Terry Graves i Carolyn Grush Kathy Guest Ed Haag Ed Hoisted Jim Hamer Ahmed Hanawi 85 I i I t I 0 s i Edith Hance Gary Harris Margaret Hayes Don Heins Gelene Henley Clayton Hertz Libby Hinton Diane Holland David Holm Bob Hoskinson Steve Howell Arlos Hunt Jim Hunter Bill Ingram Mark James Ginny Johnson Leslie Johnson Victor Johnson Jane Kauzlarick Tom Kee Dwight Keller Joe Keys Craig Knout Sally Koch Bruce Kuechmann Diane Kurtzhalts Judy LaFollette Dennis Laughlin 86 Mary Lee per JoAnn Lester David Martin Sam Martin Roger Mason John McBeth Joanne McCabe Debbie McCulley Vcrl McGrow Bruce McKay Richard McKinney Diane McLain Fred Melin Richard Messer Irene Middleswart Paul Miles Ellen Minclts Kris Mitchell Debbie Molsen James Monk Justine Moorehead Lynda Morris Sue Morton Ellen Moscbach Gary Naylor Cliff Nebel Dawneen Nebel Dale Norris 87 Glenn Norris Janet Ogilvie John Osborn Sandy Osen Barb Parris Sue Parris Thomas Peacock Vernon Pellow Donna Peterson Vicki Poindexter Bill Potter Ron Rankin Dave Ranncy Marica Rasumsson Bill Reese Sandy Ribble Dan Robertson Don Rose Bill Shannon Tom Shively Charles Skald Gus Skovgard Dianne Skrivscth Mirium Small Dave Smith Shari Smith Sharon Smith Eileen Snider 88 Not Pictured Sally Bankstahl Doug Barakat John Barakat David Clayton Stuart Ege Fred George Michael Henderson James Hobson Michael Kelly Edward Kistler Ray Moffitt David Myers Jon Peterson Joel Piercy Robert Rous James Tutt Ronald White Michael Williams Max Willison Tom Spencer Alien Staltcr Rick Stark Mary Ellen Steinlc Lora Summcrwil! Koren Swallow Robin Swanson Linda Swanstrom Mary Taylor Jerry Tighc Bob Uber Carole Van Duzer Linda Vcdane Tony Vangas Jane Warren Kathleen Weddell Dwight Weed Karma Williams Rick Wi'iiams Richard Williamson Chris Winkler Sig Wcod Steve Wood Martin Wygant 89 Honors and Organizations lam Martin, Corky Hamm, and Bob Hoskinson discuss student lovernmcnt. Jim Hoskinson speaks before the student body in his success- ful campaign for Student Center Chairman. 91 President John announces Representative Men and Women during intermission of Miniature Orpheum. I Jim Hoskinson, Com Howord, and Sam Martin prepare to lead graduation procession while A. H Blank; Grand Marshal, talks to Dr. Herbert Alberding, Secretary of the Faculty. Washington Qemester Q+udents Gordon Brown Chosen for their academic excellence and their interest in American government, these Simpson students attended American Univer- sity in Washington. D.C. during the first semes- ter. In addition to special courses, Washington Semester offered them a special opportunity to study the Nation's Capital. Nancy Bardole 93 Student Government First Semester Student Senate. Sam Martin presiding. Second Semester Student Senate, Cam Howard presiding. 94 Chairman Martin Wygant and the Student Judiciary. Chairman Jim Ho$kin$on and the Student Center Committee. Chairman Cam Howard and the Homecoming Committee Robert S. Crandall, Religion and Philosophy, Dean's List, President of Lambda Chi Alpha. Who's Who Margaret L. Watson, Mathematics, Presi- dent's List, President of Math Club. Karen McGrady Drake, Eng- lish, President's List, WUS Chairman. Barbara Van Winkle, English. Dean's List, Dorm Wing Leader. Patty R. McMullen, Home Eco- nomics, Honors Scholarship, Social Life Chairman. Neil Goeppinger, Economics. Dean's List, President of Sicjma Alpha Epsilon. Clark Hamm, Jr., Economics. Edi- tor and Business Manager of the Simpsonian. i Karen Juhl, Psychology, President’s List, President of Gold Key. Cecily deLaubenfels, Spanish and German. Dean's List, Pi Kappa Delta. I i Richard Lloyd, Chemistry, Dean's List. Senior Class President. Gary Hargis, English, Activities Scholarship. President of Alpha Tau Omega. Anne Ogan, Voice. Music Scholar- ship. National Voice Competition. Julia Stacy, Foreign Language. President's List, Resident Assistant. Jerry Berry, History, Activities Scholarship, President of IFC. 98 Carla Johnson, English, President of Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Tau Delta. Dorothy H. Lumsden, Elementary Education. Dean's List, Vice Presi- dent of Delta Delta Delta. Brian E. Reynolds, History, Dean's List, President of Sigma Tau Delta. Mary Wagner, English, Dean's List, President of Kresge Hall. Lynn Ball, Political Science, Dean's List. President of the Student Body. i 99 Sam Martin Robert Hoslcinson Rich Meszar Bob Crandall Riclc Lloyd Representative Men and Women Karen Juhl Betsy Spettigue Carol Kirlc Anne Bredensteiner Diane Kurtahalts Epsilon Sigma i Front Row—K. Drake. D. Lumsden. J. Stacy, M. Wagner, S. Osen. Second Row—M. Watson, C. deLaubenfels, J. loiter, K. Juhl. B. McLaughlin. Third Row—R. Lloyd. D. Kinaman, N. Goepingger. C. Born. Epsilon Sigma is Simpson's honorary for those students with high scholastic standing. 102 Students meet faculty at annual tea. Gold Key Front Row: S. Smith, K. Juhl, D. Lumsden, C. Kirk, K. Drake. C. Fatka. Back Row: C. Grush, D. Rodgers, J. Stacy. V. Poindexter, J. Henley. A. Bredensteiner, B. Van Winkle. M. Wagner, C. Johnson. N. Bardole. C. Oliver. S. Osen, K. Mitchell . Gold Key is the women's activities honorary. Each year, the outstanding leaders in the junior and senior classes are selected for membership. This year's president has been Karen Juhl. i 103 Zenith STAFF Assistant Editor ......................... Dale Norris Sports Editor ........................... Wayne Kong Class Editors '....................... Steve Fiterman Sue Galenbeck Organization Editor .................. Marty Wygant Layout Staff............................. Sandy Ribble Bob Hoskinson Pat Saint Clair Rich McKinney Managing Editor.....................Christopher Norris A special thanks to Charles Rock and Ed Purcell for their help and encouragement. Glenn Norris, Editor Photographic Recognition: Steve Snigg Wayne Kong Bruce Wilson Don Fatka Jon Englehardt 104 Robert Carmichael, Business Manager and Photographer Simpsonian The Simpsonian evidenced a broad range of personalities in its staff this year. Personality plus journalistic interests plus HARD WORK resulted in a fine college newspaper. _ Above: I. to r. back row: J. Hoskinson. M. Blake. S. Beeler. K. Cramer. P. Beam. E. Findley. B. Wilson. Front Row: C. James. C. Hamm. K. Ficke. Left: Gordon Brown. Assistant Editor Right: Clark Hamm. Editor Below Right: Chapin Holman. Ahmad Hannawi, Business Managers Below Left: Bruce Wilson. Photographer I 106 Beauty Ball Queen — Laura Halfvarson Janis Sharpe Carol Kirk Diane Kurtzhalts Barbara Houghton 107 Cindy Anderson Redmen Relays Queen ug'y Man Rich Meszar A favorite part of the WUS carnival each year is the ugly man contest. A representative of each men’s housing unit is decorated and then sent around the campus to collect money for WUS. The winner is the man who collects the most money. Madrigal Group Bonnie Buttery Anne Ogan Cheryl Birch Ruth Compton Laura Holfvarson The Singers Nancy Hamm Mary Mark Suo Parris Craig Knouf Richard McKinney Richard Lloyd Paul Miles Steve Fritz Dennis Laughlan Mike Pepper Director Robert Larsen The Climax of Madrigal Dinner is the entrance Queen Elizabeth I the annual n December of Orianna. The Christmas Dinner 113 Row I—J. Gardner. J. Dowdy. C. Keys. R. Johnson. A. Ogan, W. Borg, C. Houghan, C. Meyerhoef- fcr, M. Brcbncr, S. Parris. A. Kluvcr, L. Hinton. Row 2—L. Jimenez. C. Grush. S. Bateson. M. Mark, K. Ritter, C. Rohrig, C. Perkins, T. Sampcrs. J. Keys. C. Kirk. D. Campbell. Row 3—L. Cooley. J. Riddle, C. Brobst. J. Young, R. Miles. R. Swanson. R. Corbin. L. Miller, V. Andrews, R. McKinney, J. Robertson. Row 4—B. Gallagher, M. Harris. J. Mattison, G. Wigeland, J. Keigan, M. Pepper, R. Compton, C. Hertz. R. Crandall. E. lundby. N. Hamm, $. Melson. Concert Band 115 Front Row—-Sylvia Bcclor. Kris Mitchel. Kathy Vaughan. Jan Pellant. Second Row—Glenn Norris, Corky Hamm, Barb Van Winkle, Micki Zawistowski, Mary Alice Blake. Third Row—Advisor Loren Gruber. Charley Kelley. Don Cadwallader, Bob Hoskinson, Doug Wicks, I Marlin Wygant. i Sigma Tau Delta is the national honorary English fraternity. Its goals are the mastery of literature and of writing. Each year Simpson’s chapter sponsors the publication of the PASS WORD, the student personnel guide, and SEQUEL, the student literary magazine. I 16 Beta Beta Beta Front Row—Miss Stockton, Tom Peacock. Ron Ridnour. Second Row—Mrs. Watson. Mr. Do Lysle, Craig Knouf. Eric Touct, Gary Kcndle. Third Row—Dwight Keller, Cam Howard. Beta Beta Beta is the Biology honorary. It sponsors special biology lectures and encourages its members in special projects. Simpson's chapter, this year, had the honor of being host to the Tri-Beta State Convention. 117 Front—Rankin, Skinner, Fowler, Kong, Sayre. Howard. 2nd— Jackson, Waynant. Wenk, Corbin. Blanchard, leibowitz. Sizer. Freeman, Arnold. Stoffenberg. Alpha Phi Omega Eta Beta Chapter Actives Pledges Skinner painting signs. Hand, Goodley, Jimenez. Barker. 2nd—Marzek. Couto, Carney. Cohen. Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, celebrated its eighteenth year of service to the Simpson College community. Among the year's activities were sponsoring the Keep off the Grass campaign, the ugly man contest, and the service award. The men of Alpha Phi Omega usher at convocations, help families move, and maintain the travel and opinion boards. Alpha Phi Omega is the only fraternity recognized by the Boy Scouts of America. ‘ A y ✓ a Left—Sayre receiving merit award for outstanding service to S.C. Student Education Association Mu Phi Epsilon Second Row—J. Dowdy. A. Ogan, M. Mark. C. Kirk. R. Compton. J. Seidel, L. Cooley. D. Rogers. C. Birch, J. Gardner. 120 Mu Phi Epsilon, the women's music honorary, annually sponsors the Barbershop Quartet competition. The girls are shown here singing to entertain the audience while the judges decide the winners. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Front Row—Robert Larsen, advisor. Jon Mattison. Dewitt Jones. Vic Andrews. Back Row—Bruce Kucshmann. Carl Hedges. Jon Englehardt. Gil Wigland. Kip Marzeck. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is the men's honorary music society. In addition to sponsor- ing lectures and concerts. Phi Mu sponsors the annual All-College Sing competition, one of the major events of the college year. 121 v In all time of our distress And in our triumph too. The game is more than the player of the game. And the ship is more than the crew. —Rudyard Kipling i I is i � Sports 123 Row I—Les Carter. Tim Mulstay. Tom Spencer. Aaron Lewitf. Tim Barker, Jim Wilder, Jerry Berry. CheJ Butler, Tom White, Bob West, Jack Blake, John Adlcmen. Jim Hamer, Gary Rudish, Alan Kitagawa. Row 2—Jon Peterson. Jerry Sechlcr. Craig Bryant, Steve Pfeiffer, Dave Wolford. Bob Overman. Jerry Lafforty, Gordon Weber, Mike Cunningham, Doug Barakat, Steve Deaton, Larry Chaplin. Paul Jones, Jack Brady, Harold McLaughlin, Larry Johnson. Row 3—Jerry Tighe. Ron Lemon. Ron Baughman. John Barakat, Steve Flesher. Jim Henderson, Verio McGraw, Craig Fischer, Steve Healy, Del Ashbachor. Dave Fees. Garfield Jackson, Bob Beaver, Mark Leibowifz, Oliver Johnson. Coach John L. Sullivan. Football It's a hard day’s night. The Spirit of Simpson! vci'5 iVJI JM« Berry to Henderson for ten! A very offensive line Cunningham, Ashbacker. Flesher. Lafferty. Walford. Sechlcr. Henderson Coach Sullivan. Berry, Barakat, Flesher, (co-captains) and Coach Johnson discuss the problem at hand. Date Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 126 Home Team Score Simpson.. ..26 Simpson, .at. . 6 Simpson.. .. 13 Simpson, .at.. 7 Simpson.. .. 6 Simpson, .at. . 12 Simpson, .at. . 19 Simpson.. ..54 Opponents Score Graceland ... 0 Central ..... 20 Buena Vista .. 33 Luther...... 35 Dubuque .... 14 Upper Iowa .. 43 William Penn . 14 Wartburg .... 6 The Bullpen Which would you rather be.— a conqueror in the Olympic games, or the crier who proclaims the conquerors. —Themistocles (Plutarch Lives) 127 Tho charge The courage The reward The punishment 13 was always unlucky for me Oavo o, 'ov‘,,0)' UP lor. “i-oot mom' O f00,,. Ben Brackney itops a big one. Row I—Doug Laville. Doug Carter. Bill Sharp. Row 2—Jim Waltz, Ben Brackney. Dave Devaney and Coach Jerry Berry. Photo by Kong 131 1 Track and Field Locback tosses a big one. Photo by Kong Phil Woodeson and Coach Deaton discuss track strategy. Photo by Kong 132 Row I: Dave Fees. Walter Sir. Doug Williams. Phil Wooderson. Joel Shaner. Verle McGraw. Cumpston. Steve Manderville, Dave Wcakland. Row 2: Garfield Jackson. Steve Brown. Stevo Deaton. Lyle Ball. Gary Curtis and Gene Lengstaff. Row I: Gary Harris, Don Lamb, Bill Cannon, and Jorge Couto. Row 2: Dave Fees. Steve Pfeifer. Rich Cohen. Bob MacKenrie. and Tom Denny. Wrestling Gary Harris getting 2 Jorge Couto scoring a pin Date Home Team Score Opponents Score 12 13 66 Simpson ....13 Drake University .... 23 I 7 67 Simpson ____21 Central College ....... 15 1 13 67 Simpson .... 8 Graccland College .. 31 1 14 67 Simpson ___6 Dubuque University_______ 27 2 4 67 Simpson .... 11 Loras College ......... 20 2 4 67 Simpson ... .34 Central College ........ 8 2 8 67 Simpson .... 9 Werfburg College ...... 29 2 10 67 Simpson ----24 Coe College .......... 13 2 11 67 Simpson ... .20 Drake University ...... 14 2 14 67 Simpson .... 13 Grinnell College ...... 20 2 17 67 Simpson ....19 Morningside College .. II 2 18 67 Simpson ....29 Augustana, S.D. ...... 15 2 18 67 Simpson _____9 Westmar College ...... 24 2 18 67 Simpson ....21 Concordia. Neb. ...... 15 2 21 67 Simpson ....33 Tarkio. Mo. ........... 8 2 24 67 Simpson .... 5 Luther College ....... 29 2 25 67 Simpson .... 3 Upper Iowa Univ. .... 30 2 25 67 Simpson ....31 Central College ....... 8 2 25 67 Simpson ....16 Drake University ..... 16 Front Row—G. Sturta, T. Schmidt. V. McGrow, $. Wood, T. Shively. D. Williams, and R. Bird. Second Row—Man. M. Cunningham. T. Overfurf. S. McGraw. J. Shaner, G. Northrup, D. Battie. and R. Meszar. Sturtz flips in two against Central. Basketball Shaner and McGraw fight BV's Mortenson for the rebound. 136 137 Bird goes up .. . oooops ... wrong basket. Schmidt bends backwards for two. Fred George, the defiant. Simpson gets the tip. 138 Baseball Front Row—R. Meszar. T. Barker, J. Brady. E. Downs, J. Hicks. T. Overturf, T. Jotzkc. J. Haimer. S. McGraw, N. Snider. Back Row—Coach Johnson, R. Ridnour, J. Couto. G. Naylor. G. Skovgard. J. Blake. R. Williams. T. Shively, and G. Sturtz. Haimer hits in Ridnour in Simpson's victory over Drake 139 '4 i Left to Right—Bill O'Connor. Gary Kendle, Scott Springer, Stan McCormick, Mike Williams, and Coach John L. Sullivan. Golf The golf team was the pride and joy of Simpson this year. With coach John L. Sullivan at the helm, the team won eight of their eleven meets and tied one. With exceptionally good showing our team placed first in both the Drake Invitationals and Iowa Conference meets with Bill O'Connor playing the best round (medalist) in both encounters. In addition to this, our team ranked nineteenth in the NATIONALS with Gary Kendle having the fifth best score of the tournament. It is not exactly clear what the connection is between golf and grades, but it seems a little more than coincidence that each of the five men on the golf team had a 3.5 or better last semester, Gary Kendle being the four pointer of the group. With most of this year's team returning next year we can certainly expect another great year. Good luck team! 142 McCormick Cheerleaders Dawn Nebel Lynn Champlin Trish Brashears Karen Tannatt Judi White Ginny Hilmers Kresge I DORM COUNCIL: Row I—(L. to R.) K. Brown. $. LympuS. Mrs. Cherry. M. Wagner. B. Spettigue. L. Provst. Row 2: S. Smith, M. Peppmeier. M. Follman. M. Pchrson. D. Widoe. K. Young. A. Jostcu. M. Rossmuson. C. Bonier. Row I: S. Howard. P. Brown. C. Llndrum. Z. Caldwell, M. Zawiskowski, S. Dillard. M. Peppmeier. Row 2: L. Hinton. $. Wickersham. $. Zimmer. C. Bonker. M. Follman. L. Ponowski. L. Van Patter. G. Barthlolemow. 8. deWolfe. Row 3: L. Reisncr. A. Jostcn. N. Hamm. J. Page. N. Coder. H. Addy. R. Compton. K. Young. $. Laird. C. Perkins. 146 Row I—S. Smith, J. Dowdy. R. Johnson. N. Wright. A. Eighmey, K. lindgren. Row 2—K. Scruggs. S. Riednger. F. Pyburn. V Seffcl. N. Walden, S. Beeler, P. Pickrel. D. Hartscok, C. Willcox. Hall B. Spettigue. C. Coffee. B. Atteberry. B. Bryson. K. Oakley. H. Nye. Row 2: J. Miller. B. Moul. M. Viner. N. Patrick. Z. Bermann. J. Pratt. C. Cunningham. J. Mueller. J. Wong. Row 3: J. Riddle, S. Kuschmann. S. linkcrt. K. Finnegan. A. McKenzie. S. Mclson. P. Miller. M. White. J. Tone. S. Lympus. I Row I: M. Peirjon, K. Finn. N. Shepard, P. R. Miller. K. Brown. B. Noylor. E. Brinkmeyer, P. Brashears. Row 2: P. Shadle. G. Zumwalt. S. Gaard. L. Young. B. Dunham. C. James, B. Butcher, J. Welshans, L. McCrea. Row 3: G. Hihncrs, J. Nelson. O. Osen, S. Smith. P. Murphy. R. Swanstrom, C. Hombright. D. Sickle. C. ScKwarfz. J. Johnson, J. Brisher, J. McCallum. Row I: P. Messer. J. Gardner. C. Vaughen. B. Hall. B. Jackson. R. Schneck. Row 2: C. Waterhouse, M. Mark. A. Habcsher, D. Widoe. J. Austin. S. Batesen, J. Mueller. J. Kauzlarich, N. Mills. 148 low I: M. Raamusson. 8. Houghton. K. Spencer. K. lippincott, M. Svetz. M. Wagner, low 2: E. Epply. C. Houghan. M. Castle. M. King. P. Garden. A. Chipperfield. K. Ficke. C. Dela Huerga. low 3: R. Waters. B. Buttrey. D. Rossiter. L. Dillard. B. Van Winkle, E. Erickson. C. Corey. K. Smith. Row I: C. Webb. A. Fannestak, P. Allen. P. Bennett. C. Meyerhoffer. L. Provost. Row 2: M. Sheaffer. A. Krawetz. $. Ketterer. E. McAvoy. G. Abernathy. A. Parker. D. Rogers. P. Davidson. 149 Back Row—Tina Moorehcad. Janico Lokay. Dorothy Krabiol, Becky Clark. Jeanette Young. Kay Ritter, Cathy Ruth. Second Row—Carol Mendenhall. Pam Welton. Cathy Rhyant, Joanne McCabe. Third Row—Jeanette Keigan, Karen Juhl. Kirsten Boyum. Mary Berry Hall 1— Karma Williams, Janet Ogilvie. Wanda Bingham. Sandra Perkins. Oede Alden. 2— Claudia Paton. Laura Halfverson. Mary Jane Gamper. Mary Leeper. 3— —Barbara Baetrman, Peggy Cramer, Becky Lynn, Jean Caughey. 4— Pat Saint Clair, Ellen Schaufbuch, Carol Fatka. Lorinda Cooley, Dana Worley, Skip and Carolyn Seaton. tf 151 Center House 1967 OFFICERS: Rich Meszar—Pres.: Ed Haag—Vice Pres.: Dave Huck—Treas.: Charles Brobst—Sec.: Mrs. Vera Tag- gart. Housemother. Barker Halt 1966 OFFICERS: Robert Ferrell—Pres: Bill Tomlinson—Vico Pres: Don Sayre—Treas.: Dave Huclc—Sec.: Mrs. Vera Tag- gart. Housemother. 3rJ Floor 1st (L to R) L. Holland. T. Barker. S. Bell. R. Meszar. wlm. Sharpe. J. Couto. 2nd Row: D. Staffenburg, B. Carney. D. Poston. E. Winont, D. Brackney. A. Foote. G. Naylor, T. Jorzk . D. Prather. 3rd Row: R- Robinson. J. Green. M. Leibowitz. R. Cohen, W. Weiss. J. Carlson. G. Marzeck. 152 2nd Floor: Row I: S. Mandville. J. Bugbce, J. Bolin. J. Marlin. D. Huck. D. Schmcltzer. C. Brobsl. 2nd Row: K. Robinson, $. Jones. D. Gross. C. Marlin, V. Andrews. J. Clark, A. Allen. C. Lindh. B. Tomlinson. J. Kessler. 3rd Row: F. Franck. T. Sizer, T. Scott. J. Elliot, J. Shiveler. D. Whiling. E. Haag. 1st Floor, Row I: C. Beach. R. Rankin. P. Malarky, S. Brinkman. D. Sayre, J. Adleman. R. Ferre I. R. Kegel. 2nd Row: K. Scott. D. Fatka, A. Healy, A. Srangis, J. Grossman. P. Hand. J. Engelhardt. I i 153 I Franklin Hall THE BOSSES First Row—Ed and Barb Kistlcr. Second Row—Charley Skinner. Royal Corbin. Lcs Carter. Dave Mallon, Jim Noseworthy. First Row—R. Struble. The Kistlers. J. Herbert. Second Row—$. Snigg. A. Hendrix. P. Frohardt, D. Newell. D. Mal- lon, P. Daumuellcr. R. Knowland. J. Tutt. First Row—The Kistlers Second Row—L. Jimenez. D. Hanneman. L. Corter, G. Jackson. E. Goodley. C- Skinner. Third Row: G. Wigland. J. Briles. T. Hiniman, T. Barker. P. Frohardt. P. Graff. Fourth Row—F. Peterson. A. Freeman. D. Newwell. J. Noseworthy. D. Mallon. R. Corbin. 154 First Row—E. Touet, D. Heins, T. Sampers. J. Robertson. P. Jones. Second Row—E. Goodly. G. Wigland. A. Freeman, T. Hineman. J. Noseworthy. B. Hertz. J. Miller. 155 Row I: J. Scott, J. Andorson. C. Wink. S. Stoner. R. Sivadge. C. Holman. T. Booley. Row 2: R. Roose. B. Ruchmann. G. Tighe, C. Stiley. A. Van Dcrvoort. C. Howard. R. Arnold. Park Hall Quintessence of Park Hall 156 v Carol Kirk Pres. Alpha Chi Omega Joenc Dale 1st Vice Pres. Mary Ann Duff 2nd Vice. Pres. Ann Bredensteiner Trees. Kristen Mitchell June Warren Karen Bane Janis Adkins Sandra Ribble Dianne Wallin Suzanne Guindon Valerie Keto Vicki Pickerell Beverly Buttery Nancy Wright Martha Franks Kathy Crane Cynthia Rickerson Selene Henley Carol Raney Janna Nelson Drcnda Rossiter m Joanne Coffin Nancy Schmid Judy Whyte Ellyn Mosebach k Karen Kinsinger Karen Lindgrcn Dena Allen Bonnie Buttery Barbara Moul Carolyn Conibear Joan Lynn Sarah Roman Mary Pray Linda Freese Patricia Pickerell 159 Gail Zumwa't Carol Kirk, our past president was also honored as Representative Woman. Gold Key member. Lambda Chi Crescent Queen, Beauty Ball Court Member, and president of Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority. The Sisters of Alpha Chi Patty McMullen was chosen as Simpson's Homecoming Princess this fell. After seventeen years of devoted service to the women of Alpha Chi. Mrs. Belle Scency is retiring to live with Mother Thompson. Here she is shown attending a tea given in her honor by the appreciative sisters. 160 Alpha Ch! Omega has again been represented in several beauty courts. This year s beauty queens are Joannie Coffin. Sandy Ribble. Janis Sharpe. Anne Bredinsteiner. and Carol Kirk. A favorite activity around AX is singing. Here the girls are prac- ticing a song that is very popular with the Simpson Men. Linger. Alpha Chi Pledges: Row I: Barbara Moul, Nancy Wright. Joanna Pray. Row 2: Milissa Castle. Karen lindgren. Row 3: Bev 8uttery, Patty Piclerell. Carol Wilcox. Dina Allen. Row 4: Judy White. Shara Roman. Val Koto, and Val Scffel. Diane McLain House Manager Diane Kurtxhalts Pres. Cheri Keating Sec. Susan Elliott Vice Pres. Marjorie Emanuel Darlene Gaumcr Delia Delia Delia Linda Vedane Chaplain Dorothy Hoefert Sch Chmn. Priscilla Kuehl Trees. Teri Gordon Exec V.P. Kafhi Piffer Susan Galenbcck Leslie Johnson Irene Florek Deborah McCulley Eileen Snider Elaine Goodman Donna Eagles Paula Wesenberg Deborah Molscn 162 Margaret Harris largo Cronbaugh Nancy Minert ois Anne McCrca Victoria White Holly Drier Marlys Sherer Carole Conrad Holly Dailey Susan Wickersham Claire Cunningham Judy Maher Becly Naylor Peggy Shadlc Janis Miller Margaret Burley Susan Bateson Kathy Vannada Kathleen Vaughan Connie Lindquist Virginia Hilmcrs Cheri Schanz Nancy Dalager 163 164 Tri Delta Formal 1967— Star Dust AAA Happiness is Tri Delta Chop' em Down—Homecoming 1966 (and we did!) $ Sure doesn't taste like tomato juice! 165 Zeta Bonnie McElvain Trees. mm Delta Mary McGregor Housemother Vicki Poindexter Recording Sec. Ann Ingcrsoll T Barbershop Quarfet Our Booth inWUS Carnival Second Ploce Miniature Orpheum Spring picnic at the Lagoon 169 Carla Johnson Pres. Sally Koch Vice Pres. 4 Donna Reedholm Treas. Dawneen Nebel Pledge Trainer Pi Beta Phi Ethel Reiss Membership Chairman Anne Ogan Social Chairman Linda Kildal Scholarship Chairman Dot Clark Jean Borral House Manager Linda Dyer Judith Metcalfe Sally Novak Corcen Cordova Susan Mott Betty Atterbcrry Pat Miller Cynthia Anderson Linda Young Jane Lucas Janis Surber Nancy Mills 171 Pi Beta Phi Celebrates 1 00th Year Pi Phis sing to first place in All-College Sing A winning float! Founded on April 28, 1867, at Monmouth College. Monmouth. Illinois, Pi Beta Phi was the first organization of its kind for young women. Nearly 900,000 past initiates of 111 chapters, an altruistic Settlement School at Gatlinberg, Tennessee, and a century of worthwhile contributions from its young women all acknowledge a strong heritage. As Pi Beta Phi celebrates its one-hundredth year, it hopes to begin another century of sisterhood, moral strength, and independent spirit. 172 I Pi Beta Phi has seen high achievement in its cen- tennial year, mixed with hard work and an enjoyable social life. Placing first in the Homecoming Float competition, All College Sing, and second in Bar- bershop Quartet contest and All-College scholastic competition all illustrate cooperative effort. Individual honors went to Carla Johnson and Anne Ogan as Most Representative Women and members of Gold Key, to Cindy Anderson as Red- men Relays Queen, and to Coreen Cordova and Jan Lokay as winners of college Forensic Trophy. The Pi Phis are hoping for future years to be as successful as was 1966-1967. 173 Cindy Anderson, Redman Relays Queen. 0. J. Barakat Pres. S. M. Wood Vice Pres. Alpha Tau Omega E. Campbell M. G. Bruner G. T. Hargis J. $. Barakat E. C. Brice G. C. Thummel w qp 'A j iHk i h J. Piercy R. B. Haskins W. A. Schirncr D. D. Weed W. E. Cannon R. E. Pankrafz Jr. R. D. Needles D. A. Ribble G. M. Henderson R. A. Beaver B. T. Walker 174 R. D. Craff R. W. Uber R. M. Dyer S. C. Brown D. L. Lamb S. A. Doolittle H. J. Ethington W. E. King W. W. Powell J. E. Hamer D. C. Hodgson W. D. Moore if m tft H T. G. Bateman J. C. Dale R. D. Mackenjie C. A. Swanson R. L. Baughman ATO, '66- 67 Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart Joanne Coffin, receive! crown from president Barakat, at Spring Formal, as Mike Bruner presents her with a dozen roses. In Brief Through a combination of hard work and good times, the men of the gold and blue had another great year. The fall began with the pledging of twenty two men. Tradition held again, as the Taus gave a good representation in intramural sports, taking first place in football, wrestling, and 'A' basketball. In December, the under- privileged children of the community were treated to the annual ATO Christmas party. Spring rolled in, and Alpha Tau Omega put in many hours of hard work to capture the Mini-Orph trophy. Later on, the Taus raised over $100.00 for the American Heart Association by soliciting donations in Norwalk. It was a very good year in all respects, brought about only by the close friendship amongst the brothers of Alpha Tau Omega. 176 Big Santa, Hargis, brings happiness to his little guests at annual Christmas Party. Ouch! Brown and pledge son Weekland have board exchange at fall party. Only way into Taus' Tom Jones Party is down through the outhoyse. Cannon fights it but it's into the showers baby. 177 Velda Felton Jr R. Kinsey J. Osborne J. Peterson T. Awtry D. Devaney L. Carrington Pres. mk R. Ridnour Vice Pres. P. Wooderson G. Agoranos Treas. D. Clayton S. Flesher Delta Upsilon V. Johnson D. Rose Dwight Keller J. Pray J. Sechler W. Weis E. Sturtz R. Mcszar T. Anderson W. Sir C. Lazear J. Milice D. Williams A. lewit B. 8rackncy S. Springer J. Hicks W. Sharpe R. Schoff A. Overturf F. George O. Wilson L. Peppers B. O'Connor S. Mandeville T. Shively L. Ball 179 E. Tobicsen K. Dunbar M. Schamcrhorn J. Dunleavy S. Wood Bath time, O'Connor style Most popular place in the house the kitchen! Study Table? Togetherness Wo all love Man Mountain 180 Jeffrey E. Judy Pres. R. E. Hoskinson Rush Chairman Marlin H. Wygant Rituolist Gary J. Evans Sec. Steve C. Fiterman Social Life R. W. Carmichael Glenn L. Norris Vada M. Thompson W. M. Reece Jr. Michael W. Graham Vice Pres. R. C. Bird Greg C. Paullus R. J. McKinney J. L. Nelson R. L. Skovgard R. S. Crandall W. H. Shannon 182 S. K. Ddscnbrook W. F. Buchanan R. S. Perry J. M. Hunter J. E. Krause G. G. Harris S. E. Crosswhite J L. R. Andes L. R. Castillo R. P. Struble J. M. Gutch C. E. Knout D. J. Wicks W. A. Colwell D. E. Hatch T. W. Wilson 183 Attendant Dale Bailey and Escort Glenn Norris, Queen Carol and Escort Bob Crandall, ond Attendant Karen Kinsinger and Escort Gus Skovgard. Carol Kirk Reigns As Crescent Queen The men of Lambda Chi Alpha sing to House- mother Veda Thompson at the close of their last serenade. Mommy Thompson is retiring after 17 memorable years. Mommy was named Housemother of the Year in 1957 which only further shows the esteem in the hearts of the men whom she aided in her years of selfless service. The Lambdi Chi Crescent Girl Club was formed this year with fifteen charter members: Mother Thompson. Cathy Vaughan. Mary Brcbner. Karen Kinsinger, Sue Galenbeck. Carol Kirk. Hazel Nye. Sally Novak. Elena Kinney. Margie Reid. Ethel Reiss. Joan Lynn, Ellyn Mosebach. Bonnie Buttery, and Sandy Osen. J The men of Lambda Chi were again victorious in All-College Sing competition. Rich McKin- ney was the director and arranger for the group. The Brothers serenade the women of Alpha Chi Omega to celebrate a pinning. teve Dasenbrook and Randy Bird escort the AXO Mother Seeney to captivity as part of the fousemother Kidnap stunt. The ransom was given to the WUS fund. Glenn Norris. Jon Mattison. Bob Hoskin- son. and Rich McKinney brought the Barbershop Trophy home for the second straight year. 185 Doris G. Carmer Sigma Alpha Epsilon Richard L. Lloyd D. Kent Mahler R. F. Melin K. S. Deaton N. W. Gocppinger R. E. Underwood S. G. Pfeifer J. T. Schmidt D. T. Drogue T. R. Kee Jeff Peterson Iftl M. L. Cunningham J. L. lafferty R. L. Downing J. W. lies T. F. Viner J. S. Lusk V. E. McClelland D. C. Appleby R. W. Berkley D. C. Lavclle S. L. Fritz C. R. Fisher G. L. Northrup D. L. Carter M. E. Donaldson J. A. Hunolt G. D. Kohl Sweetheart Court—Lynn Chaplin. Jean Born. Jane Foley, 1967 SAE Sweetheart Mom Carmer. and Princess Kathi Piffer. 188 Pledge Class—Dave Fees. 8ob Berkley, Doug Carter, and Steve Fritz: Harold Laughlin, Al Lindsay, Doug LaVelle. Dave Dobby. Dennis Compston. and Dave Kohl. Here at SAE. we stress the all around individual. In scholar- ship. we ranted first among the fraternities this year. In athletics, we won the intramural trophy, in addition to placing many men on all of the varsity athletic squads. Sigma Alpha Epsilon placed second in both campus singing competitions. Shown here is our entry In the All-College Sing competition. Sam Martin was elected to the Presidency of the Student Body. Leadership is another of the qualities stressed at SAE. In addition to Sam, we are represented on the campus by several other men who are interested in good government at Simpson. 191 EATONS STUDIO PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDINGS We Wish To Express Our Thanks for Your Patronage HUMMEL'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 206 W. Ashland Indianola, Iowa TOP QUALITY USED CARS ROUSHS PHARMACY DAVE ROUSH Prescription Specialist See Our Complete Baby and Cosmetic Dept. Ph. 961-2191 North Side Square JONES SHOE STORE INDIANOLA We Cater to Your Feet INDIANOLA, IOWA 192 ' nj FLORALIA FLORISTS SIMPSON COLLEGE BOOK STORE FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION (MARY BERRY HALL) 805 W. 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South Side O Indianola, Iowa 961-5301 JOHN AND MARGE SINGER Phone 961-2771 WARREN COUNTY OIL CO. Station and Tank Truck Services Gasoline—Propane Gas—Fuel Oil ft ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m Phone 961-2549 Indianola, Iowa • 2 Block N. of Square 204 ’■V 205 DAVISON SERVICE PHONE 961-9077 WHEEL BALANCING STEAM CLEANING fe. POWER MOWERS ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES, ACC. SALES—SERVICE Hys. 65 and 69 301 East Salem Indianola, Iowa AMSBERRY'S SHANNON CAFE In Food There Is No Substitute for the Real Thing Paint—Glass—Wallpaper Sporting Goods Phone 961-2206 Indianola, Iowa ALWAYS A BOOSTER FOR SIMPSON COLLEGE 206 207 YOUNKERS DES MOINES Miss Diane Kurtzhalts photographed in Younkers store for homes, wearing an ensemble from our Col- lege and Career Shop. 209 THOMAS EDISON LIFE INSURANCE CO. Congratulations to the graduating seniors! A special note of thanks and congratulations to those who have placed their trust in Thomas Edison. We will look forward to being of service to future seniors of Simpson through the UNIVERSITY PLAN : 1. Permanent cash value coverage. 2. Dividend or nondividend. 3. Top accident coverage—Triple and quadruple benefits. 4. First premium deferred for a full year. Mike Cunningham Your campus Representative At UTSLER ELECTRIC we recommend Shop Harrison's for All Your Everyday Needs. Warren County's Family Shopping Center HARRISON'S Stop in at the New Sportswear Barn For All Your Sportswear Needs GRAHAMS 212 213 V I ° n S° HIGHWAY 69 SOUTH DES MOINES, IOWA HORNADAY PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 1009 South Jefferson Indianola, Iowa Maytag and Lennox Appliances Phone 961-3123 Compliments of Friends Courtesy of SUNSET FLORISTS HIGHWAY SHOP 1004 NORTH JEFFERSON of Simpson College 214 215 E AT SANDWICHES THAT ARE SATISFYING MAID-RITE 101 South Jefferson INDIANOLA, IOWA 50125 Where quality is always highest and prices lowest! THE BOOK SHOP Books and Gifts—School Supplies Hallmark Cards—Pens and Pencils Stationery—Magazines INDIANOLA, IOWA Phone 961-4916 NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE The City of Indianola Congratulates SIMPSON COLLEGE on its Academic and Athletic achievements, and extends Best Wishes for the years to come. THE INDIANOLA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 216 217 MURPHY CLEANERS Norge Laundry and Dry Cleaning 215 W. Ashland 961-4185 JERRY'S-DX SERVICE 300 So. Jefferson Indianola 961-9060 FIRESTONE TIRES AND BATTERIES TUNE UPS BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL BALANCING GREASING POLISHING TRAILER RENTAL CROUSE'S CAFE I 12 E. Salem 961-3362 218 219 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. W. C. COLEMAN Doctor of Osteopathy 208 South C St., Phone 961-3382 DR. K. L. HEBRON Optometrist 206 W. Salem Phone 961-2515 DR. M. L. PALMER Dentist 226 W. Ashland Phone 961-3071 DRS. TRUEBLOOD— PORTER-CORN ISH Doctors of Medicine 103 W. 1st St. Phone 961-2545 DR. K. W. WINJUM Optometrist 221 W. Ashland Phone 961-5305 DR. S. F. YUGEND Doctor of Medicine 201 E. 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