Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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CZ 019 fiom Om pzesibent It is always a joy to pen a word of greeting to the Morningside College Sioux readers. The Annual depicts in picture and report the story of the year. The Annual is the most authentic report which is compiled of a yearis activities. lt reports concerning the faculty, the students, the achievements, the oddities, the fung about the only thing it leaves out is the regrets. Because it is the year's report of the institution, it is the permanent word of that year to all succeeding years. The students and faculty are happy to present the Annual for the year l947 because it is certain to give assurance of a newer and a greater future for Morningside College. It is the year when enrollments were doubled. It is the year when the A. W. Jones Hall of Science is being erected. It is the year when the post war activities renew the hopes and dreams of pre-war plans. We are now eagerly awaiting the construction of the new Gymnasium and Fieldhouse, the new Men's Dormitory and many other promises of building and advancement. EARL A. ROADMAN, President Prexy Lodge T

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Nl'Il,SfJN ALLEN Pmmzl-1 lYl.l'f' l,ff?Sidf'lIf of lfnflegc A. U.. SYRACUSI-IUNIV!-1liSI'l'YgS.'l'. B., IHISTON Siilllllll. UI-' 'l'lIROI,lN2Y3 H. Il., IIAR- VARD ANINIVICK 'I'IlICUI,lll2llIAl. SICMINARY. THOMAS IC1,Mom: Tvvkrm Dvun of H10 College' Professor' of History A. ll.. ST. UI.-Xl l.Hl.l,liiGH: UNIVIIRSITY UF NlINNlfS0'I'A: A. Nl.. S'I'ATl'I l'NlYl'IKSl'l'Y Ul- IHXXA: Fl-ILIAIW IN HISTORY, ibid: URAIILT- A'l'lH XSS1S'I'AN'I', ihidg l'h.U., ihi-i.