Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

5W ?mhoi of Morningside College Sioux City, Iowa Conservatory in wm' ter time Sioux Vol.55 Stuff Editor-in-Chief ................ Art Barrett Assistant Editor ........... Ruth Grindberg Associate Editors ............ Pat Thacker Gretchen Jensen lean Ernst Cover .................. George Graning Photographer ................. Art Barrett Entrance to Student Union and Men's Dorm T heodore Bauer Clifford Bowman The 1954 Sioux is proudly dedicated to Pro- fessors Theodore Bauer and Clifford Bowman for their untiring service to the students of Morningside College both academically and socially. Contents Campus Views Administration Student Body Sports Fraternities Sororities Organizations Arts Highlights George M. Allee Gymnagium ' Alumni Gymnasium A. W. Jones Hall of Science - I. H. O'Donoghue Observatory Conservatory Main Hall Lillian Dimmitt Hall for Women Student Union and Men's Dormitory Adm.ln.l5trat.lOn n a m d a O R A lh a F. t n e H s e r P . m, ?:m m x wk v n w ts am, i i H nhxnnst: ?Tillfk Dun. you!- Tag. : LL ; a .. Dean of Men Dean of Women Miles Tommeraasen Alva Tolf Health Office Dr. Berkstresser Mrs. Simonsen LYLE LEIDER Vice President MR. LILIEGREN Director of Admissions MR. WALKER Manager of College Book Store MRS. PAULK House Mother. Men's Dorm MR. ASPREY Associate Football Coach Mominqslde College Colorado University Denion Univesity. Ohio MR. OLSEN Business Manager MRS. MAHOOD Alumni Secretary MRS. DAY House Mother. Dimmitt Hall MR. ASHBY Professor of Livestock Marketing University of Nebraska Nebraska Wesleyan Unive'rsity University of Minnesota Universiw of Illinois MR. BAUER Professor of Sociology Iowa Wesleyan College Northwestern University Drake University University of Iowa MB. BOWMAN Associate Professor of History Auguslana College University of Nebraska University of Iowa University of Omaha MR. BUCKINGHAM Director of Athletics Morningside College Stanford University MR. BUSHYAGER Professor of Mathematics Allegheny College Pennsylvania State College University of Michigan MR. CASTLE Professor of English University of Illinois Northwestern University University of Michigan MR. DROULLARD Head Football Coach Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dubuque University University of Wisconsin MISS BOWNE Director of Women's Physical Educaiion Coe College University of Wisconsin University of Iowa MR. BURRIS Librarian Instructor of Library Science Otterbein College Bonebrcke Theological Seminary University of Chicago MRS CARLSON Head of Department of Home Economics Kansas State College Wichita University Kansas State Teachers' College Colorado University MISS DIMMIT Dean of Women Emeritus Professor of , Ancient Languages Illinois Wesleyan University Columbia University University of Chicago American School of Classical Studies, Rome Morningside College MR. EIDSMOE Head of Department of Education Yankton College University of South Dakota University of Minnesota University of Chicago MR. GRABER Professor of Physics Dean of Men Emeritus Heidelberg College University of Iowa University of Michigan Columbia Universiiy Ohio State University University of Chicago State University of Iowa MR. GREEN Instructor in Physics Momingside College State University of Iowa MR. HAWTHORN Professor of Sociology Iowa State College, University of Wisconsin MR. KUCINSKI Head of Violin and Orchestra Morningside College Cleveland Instimte of Music Iulliurd Graduate School of Music MR. LOWRY lnstruckor in Wood-wind Instruments Morningside College University of South Dakota ; lllviiii :mmn T'nming MISS GRAMMER Assistam Professor and Head of Music Department University of Nebraska University of Colorado Northwestern University MR. GWINN Registrar Assistant Professor of Physics Morningside College State University of Iowa University of Minnesota MR. HILE Professor of Speech University of Denver University of Southern California Th.M. Iliff School of Theology, Denver University of Washington MISS KUHN Professor of Romance Languages Eastern Illinois Teachers' College University of Laval, Quebec University of Paris, France MRS. MacCOLLIN Instructor of Voice Oberlin Conservatory of Music Morningside College 5,3,5 MR. MacCOLLIN Director of the Conservatory of Music Professor of Voice MISS MCNEE Assocmte Professor of Oberlin Conservatory of Music Chautauqua Summer School Elementary Education of Music Upper Iowa University Morningside College University of Chicago George Peabody College University of Iowa for Teachers University of Minnesota MR. MORRISON Associuie Professor of Musical Themry Michigan State College Eustmun School of Music Universxty of Pihshurgh The G: orge M'Qshington University University of Indiana MRS. MORRISON Modern Dance Instructor Chicago Art Institute University of North Carolina Northwesiom Universny , ' Z; , .74 IV :- ' W ' ; W ff? QCWNW , , .7 X14? ' L: a 13-933 1 , L , ,L , L ,f ii 2A? 1V; U L; WK 4, .: .um- ,- L , x , W 1 , ,4 . a 39,, W . ' K? L ' L MR. NYDEGGER K,XMISSMURRAY Profesor of Biology W'afmfgssor .rOf History Iowa State College MclrningsiHa'WiColleqe University of Nebraska fUnf'vr sity of $113,385 1 Va. . ' Jun 'Culumbm Umversny State University of Iowa University of Vlushmqtun University Southern California pr, bgs$ J Forej J1 Studies' .ssismngx Profess Secre rial S ' M inqsidg orei MR. RUSH Professor of Art Morningside College Diredor of Sioux City Art Center MISS SMITH Associate Professor of English MR. S AMMONS Florida State. College En lish Instmctor Empty Umversxty g George Peabody College Amhurst for Teachers University of Iowa Iowa State College MR. STIENTIIES Associate Professor MR. SPORNITZ Instructor of Economic Theory University of North Dakota of Chemistry Iowa Stme Teachers College South Dakoia University University of Minnesota MR. SWINGLE Assistant Professor in Piano forte Conservalory of Music, Cincinnati Foreign Studies MR. WIEDMAN Assistant Professor of Biology University of Connecticut Foreign Studies MR. WALSH Associate Professor of Philosophy Boston University Howard University University of London Students Manou Chehr Atash Iran Violet E. Baker Sioux City, Iowa Jacqueline Io Barcal Sioux City, Iowa Arthur I. Barrett Sioux City, iowu Robert Edgar Baxter Sioux City, Iowa F. Bob Beck Sioux City, Iowa Robert Edward Bennett Sioux City, Iowa Delbert LeRoy Brewer Hcrtington, Nebr. Douglas E. Burr Sioux City, Iowa Charles Edward Carter Sioux City, Iowa Marilyn D. Clark Hornick, Iowa Evelyn Ruth Decker Sioux City, Iowa Ronald Richard Doherty St. Clair Shores, Michigan Gertrude Harriet Draayom Sioux City. Iowa Jacqueline Ada Ecker Sioux City, Iowa Gene Evers Schleswiq. Iowa mwOHzmw Joyce Lee Ford Spirit Lake, Iowa Dolores E. Gabriel Hawaii James William Galli Sioux City, Iowa Albert Ray Garnmeister Georgel Iowa David E. Gen Sioux City. Iowa Richard H. Girvin Albany, N. Y. Stanley Lloyd Greigg Sioux City, Iowa Patricia Ann Grube Sioux City, Iowa Clifford Duane Hansen LuVerne, Iowa Marjorie Claire Hobbs Sioux City, Iowa Paul Franklin Hummel Sioux City, Iowa Robert Dean HusseY Albert City, Iowa Elizabeth Mary Jensen Sioux City, Iowa Keith William Johnson Sioux City, Iowa Wallace Edwin Johnston Iowa Falls, Iowa Franklin Wm. Kinney Sioux City, Iowa Donald Dean Kivliqhn Sioux City. Iowa Marilyn Goodwin Knudsen Sioux City, Iowa Olga Kott Sioux City, Iowa Wallace Krone Sioux City, Iowa Judith Karolina Larsen Sioux City, Iowa George Earl Layton Sioux City, Iowa Mark Clair Link Sibley, Iowc Milton Thomas Madden Pierson. Iowa Allen Paul McDonouqh Sioux City, Iowa Sherman Wm. McKinley South Sioux City. Nebr. Robert ODonnell Sioux City, Iowa Paul Edward Otte Mapleton, Iowa Joseph .Robert Paqen Detroit, Michigan Gayle Harrison Patton Sioux City, Iowa monme Miles Herschel Patton Sioux City, Iowa Connie Pecaut Sioux City, Iowa Melvin Arthur Pederson Sioux Cityl Iowa Marilyn Joan Peterson Elk Point, South Dakota Walt Baird Phelps Cedar Rapids. Iowa Willard LaMar Pickford Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Helen Gertrude Price Sioux City, Iowa Alma Ruth Rexwinkel Orange City, Iowa Icmes P. Rose Sioux City, Iowa Richard Ruggles Chicago, Illinois Charles Allen Rush Sioux City, Iowa John H. Smith Sioux City, Iowa James Carl Springer Sioux City, Iowa Benjamin Storek Czechoslovakia mwoa2mm Robert E, Sullivan South Sicux City, Nebraskx Alice Yukiko Suzuki Hawaii Barbara Evelyn Thompson Sioux City, Icwa Howard E. Thom pson Sioux City, Iowa Duane Ralph Trifle Spirit Lake, Iowa Iocm Albrecht Usher Pomeroy, Iowa Kenneth Van Der Sloot Meriden, Iowcx Edwin Joseph Vorisek Sioux City, Iowa Walter Carl Wagner Sioux City, Iowa Dana Harold Wall Sioux City Iowa Howard Raymond Weiner Sioux City, Iowa Margaret Mae Wood Woodbine, Iowcz Ruth Louise Woods Sloan, Iowa Meme Carlton Zacharias Persia, Iowa Walter Leon Burton Sioux City, Iowa Patricia Burtness Onowcx, Iowa Constance Rae Cleveland Sioux City, Iowa Betty Lou Erickson Sioux City, Iowa Clark Gassman Akron, Iowa Roger Edward Gohring Cnawa, Iowa Ruth Grindberq Primghcr. Iowa Monte Dean Gruett Sioux Ciiy, Iowa Robert Leon Hildreth Rockwell City Iowa Kermit LeRoy Isaacson Sioux City, Iowa Douglas Edward Jones Sioux City, Iowa Nancy Carolyn Lehcm Sioux City, Iowa Curiiss Griffin Lovelace Sioux City, Iowa Dwaine F. Miller Sioux City, Iowa Robert Bruce Miller Sioux City, Iowcx Don Gordon Murray Sioux City, Iowa mwOHZG mwOHZGH Duane Edward Oleson Sioux City, Iowa Donald William Palmer Sioux City, Iowa Eugene Harold Persinger Onawa, Iowa Joanne Augusta Preul Spencer, Iowa Thomas Wayne Rose Sioux City, Iowa Constance Phyllis Sotrris Sioux City, Iowa Faye Shulkin Sioux City, Iowa Jerrold Gordon Thacker South Sioux City, Nebraska Doris Iunesse Thompson Woodbine. Iowa Larry James Toner Sioux City, Iowa Ion Harrison Vorisek Sioux City, Iowa Marlys Watson Archer, Iowa Amy Ruth Williams Denver, Colorado Paul Kenneth Zeisinq Sioux City, Iowa Iames Zyzdc: Des Moines, Iowa Iecm Adele Arndt Blencoe, Iowa Bonnie lean Ahcxrt Dow City, Iowa unwozomwOm Paul Edward Bern Sioux Citvl Iowa Denver Dick Birkhofer Schaller, Iowa Phyllis Marie Blair Dayton, Iowa Barbara Icme Brown Lawton, Iowa Joan Esther Carlson Sioux City, Iowa Tony Castellanos Mercedes, Texas Ardath Francine Chamberlain Sioux City, Iowa Beverly Jean Comes Sioux City, Iowa Diana Raye Cottinqton Stratford. Iowa Donald S. Croston Sioux City, Iowa Alice Mae Denker Denison, Iowa Paul Ierome De Vries Buffalo Center, Iowa Gordon Leroy Dodge Hartley. Iowa Gilbert Louis Ducommun Cleghom, Iowa William Charles Dunn Sioux City, Iowa mmwozomwom Barbara on Edwards Sioux City, Iowa Donald Dick Eilers Sioux City, Iowa Marlene once Fairley Sioux City, Iowa Hazel Leona Forsberg Odebolt, Iowa Kathryn Faye Fristcrd LeMars, Iowa Martha Ann Gerstcmdt Paullina, Iowa Douglas Gene Gibbs Honolulu Larry Lewis Griewe Sac City, Iowa Macel Joyce Hagedom Linn Grove, Iowa Rhena Marie Hansell Sioux City, Iowa John Paul Hantla Sioux City, Iowa Arlin Marie Harms Sheldon, Iowa Robert Lee Harris Sioux City. Iowa Carolyn Ann Heise Jewell, Iowa Georgia Kay Hix Odebolt, Iowa mmwozovaM Mary Ann Hoffman Akron, Iowa Marlys Mae Idso Archer, Iowa June Ann Jackson Charles City, Iowa Beverly June Johnson Rockwell City. Iowa Evelyn Mae Johnson Paullino, Iowa Shelby Corzine Iohnstone Sioux City. Iowa Leo Deane qufer Ireton, Iowa Donna Mae Kargas Garner, Iowa Wassileh Paul Khoury Jerusalem Nancy Carlene Kirk Dunlap. Iowa Adele Ann Kirkpatrick Sioux City, Iowa Cesar Lay Dolton, Illinois Margaret Ellen Lohr Lohrville, Iowa mmmozamvom Jack Wayne Lombard Sioux City, Iowa Mabel Helen Long Akron, Iowa Arlene Helen Moltsau Oncwa, Iowa Doris Aileen Ney Granville, Iowa Paul Eugene Noble Sioux City, Iowa Margaret Joan O'Keefe Sioux City, Iowa Albert Onweazu Okonkwo Nigeria Patricia Lee Parsons Sioux City, Iowa Emogene Arlice Paulson Gamer, Iowa Margie Ann Pecaut Sioux City, Iowa Douglas lack Pommrehn Williams, Iowa Lorinq Bdinbridge Quimby Brookline, New Hampshire Eugene August Rehder Paullina, Iowa Ralph Schroeder Sioux City, Iowa Duane Cleo Seaton Soldier, Iowa Elsie Marian Shultz Buffalo. Wyoming Francis Wayne Stratton Sioux City. Iowa WNWOSONVOM Roger Kendall Swanson Brockton, Massachusetts Mary Jane Tawney Sioux City, Iowa Patricia Annette Thacker South Sioux City, Nebraska James Theodore Umbarger Lake Park, Iowa 0 IoAnn Vander Feen Ireton, Iowa Iim L. Welton Esthervllle, Iowa Audrey Miller Whyte Burlington, Wisconsin Robert Wilson Lawton, Iowa Roger Harris Winter Buffalo Center, Iowa Sally Marie Yockey Sioux City, Iowa Lucy Yoshioka Hawaii anmmmwm Ramon Acena Guatemala Ilene Joy Anderson Mondamin. Iowa M. Jane Anderson Sioux City, Iowa Rachel Ann Bailey Royal, Iowa W lliam Gene Barrett Schuller, Iowa Marjorie K. Bauer Sioux City. Iowa Bill Dean Beemer Lakota, Iowa James Lee Beinke Waterloo, Iowa Carl Russell Bennett Sioux City. Iowa Carol Jean Blinco Sioux City. Iowa James Edward Bobier South Sioux City, Nebr. Rita Adell Brown Adaza, Iowa Larry James Bryceson Pisgah, Iowa Doyle Alfred Buss Sheldon North Dakota Thomas Wilder Canfield Boone. Iowa IoAnn Mae Challman Galva. Iowa Iohn Kurtis Christiansen Lohrville, Iowa zmzmwmwm Willis Martin Cleveland Sioux City, Iowa Vern Delphis Counter Sioux City, Iowa Rodney H. Dais South Sioux City, Nebr. Bill Donai Delonq Orange City, Iowa Douglas Sackett Delzell Sioux City, Iowa Douglas Ralph Dimick Sioux cm. Iowa Jean Mardell Ernst Albert City, Iowa Gordon Starr Fairchild Sioux Rapids, Iowa Ronald Axel Fredricksen 'South Sioux City. Nebr. Fredric John Frey Sibley, Iowa Mary Ann Galusha Sioux City, Iowa Maurice Gene Getting Sanbom, Iowa Beverly Ann Giehm Sioux City. Iowa ZMmemwm Louise K. Gleason Audubon, Iowa Neal Everett Gohring Onuwa, Iowa Barbara Ellen ,Goodwin Sioux City, Iowa Joan Doris Griesse Alvord, Iowa Arlis Max Gripp Sioux City, Iowa Dorothy Grace Guyett Woodbine, Iowa Marilyn Erma Haddock Homick, Iowa Jack A. Hall Rockwell City, Iowa Don Franklin Hickock Lohrville, Iowa Ellen Marie Huster Sac City, Iowa Richard Homer Iacoby Akron, Iowa Iim G. Jeffrey Mcrtinsburg, Nebraska Gretchen Carol Jensen Sioux City, Iowa Dixie Lou Iohnson Sioux City, Iowa Geraldine Cole Johnson Kansas City, Kansas Norman Gene Johnson Sioux City. Iowa Merilynn Ruth Iordcm Flonkinton, South Dakota ZMmemww Keith Gordan Kading Sioux City. Iowa Shirley Marie Kemner Sioux City, Iowa Robert Kingsbury I Ponce, Nebraska Ronald Rexford Krause Dakota City, Nebraska Dave Elvin Leonard Holstein, Iowa Barbara Iecm Lewis Sioux City. Iowa Shirley Cornelia Lindqren Albert City, Iowa William W. Lo Honq Kong Judith Deane Lockard Sioux City. Iowa Isa Ioudeh Majaj Jordan Rosemary Ianise McElmuray Sioux City. Iowa Richard Warren Metcalf Kingsley, Iowa Sharon Elaine Metz Sutherland, Iowa zmzmmmwd Larry Arnold Michael Westfield, Iowa Lyle David Miller Spirit Lake, Iowa Barbara Shirley Moeller Moneta, Iowa Patricia Iocm Morehead Akron, Iowa Muscx Saleem Nasir Jordan David Knapp Nelson Akron, Iowa Michael Ioseph O'Keefe Sioux City, Iowa Janice Barbara Olson Edna, Iowa Marilyn Io. Parsley Sloan. Iowa Xenia Alicia Perez Panama Kermit Charles Peters Remsen. Iowa Ivan David Reed Spencer, Iowa Rosalie Ann Remmers Melvin, Iowa Marvelyne Julianne Rise Sioux City, Iowa Shalom Fred Ron Israel Donna Mae Sanders Mapletoh, Iowcz Marilyn Rose Schellinger Bronson, Iowa zmgmmmwm Iocm Beverly Schroeder . Holstein, Iowa Larry Allen Schrader Sioux City,- Iowa Daryle LaMoyne Schuetts Hcrdwick, Minnesota Loretta Esther Scoville Mitchell; South Dakota Judith Faye Sellers Rowan, Iowa Carrol Beverly Severson South Sioux City, Nebraska Mabel S. Stanley Sloan. Iowa Jerry Lee Starkweather Boyden, Iowa Ronald John Strozdcts Sioux City, Iowa Robert Kent Tiemens Archer, Iowa Sharon Elizabeth Toner Sioux City, Iowa Cecil Clark Tuttle Sioux City, Iowa Marcella Van Boxtel Battle Creek, Iowa Frances Karleene Wade Pcullinu, Iowa Philip Gordon Walter Lohrville, Iowa Zuzmmmwm M. Beth Weisensee Sioux City, Iowa Richard Allen Welding Sioux City, Iowa Norma Iecm Wherry Jefferson, Iowa Wesley Williams Miller, South Dakota Joanne Carolyn Wilson Sac Cny, Iowa Walter Z. Zyzdcx Des Moines, Iowa Football Varsity Squad L. to R. first row: Blaine Gdrlow, Red Heuton, Morzine Oneal, Dave Van Vleet, Mickey Pickford, Larry Toner, Wally Krone, Daylon Wade, WQli Wagner. Second row: Dave Kahler, A1 McDonough, Monty Mosier, Ioe Puqen, Kermit Isaacson, Miles Patton, Bill Thomas, Don Croston, Buck Miller, Bill Hildebrand. Third row: Bob Miller, Paul Kirke- guard, Bob Creqlow, Bill Holsclaw, Dutch Girvin. 1953 Football Schedule Sept. 19 Wayne State .......................................... Here 21-7 Sept. 26 Omaha U ...... , ................................... There 19-27 Oct. 3 North Dakota State Band Dow ............................ Here 20-14 Oct. 10 North Dakota U ..................................... There 20-21 Oct. 16 Augustcma ........................................... Here 19-0 Oct. 24 South Dakota U ..................................... There 7-35 Oct. 31 Iowa State Teachers ................................... There 20-34 Nov. 7 South Dakota State Homecomincp ........................ Here 29-31 Gene Evers-G Richard Girvin T. Verlin Heuton-H Harry Holsclaw E Kermit Isaacsoan Lettermen Paul Kirkegaard-C Al McDonough-H Bob Meinhurdt-H Bob Miller E Duane Miller-QB Bob Motter-G Marzine Oneal H Ioe Pagen-T Mick Pickford-T Darold Puff-F Howie Staber-H Bill Thomas-T Dave Van Vleet H Walt Wagner-E W. Pickiord All Conference Clayton Droullard Head Football Coach R. Girvin Co-Captain Most. Val. Player Gene Asprey Line Coach W. Wagner All Conference Co-Captain Bob Miller Dick Clgments Trophy Most Improved Player The 1953 Football Squad opened the season with 16 letter- men from the 19 52 team lost by graduation. Returning lettermen Roger Gohrinq, Jim Welton, cmd Howie Staber were forced to give up football due to illness. What the team lacked in bench strength, however, they made up for in spirit. Highlights of the season included a 20 to 7 opening game win over Wayne, CI 20 to 14 victory over preseason favorite, North Dakota State cmd heartbreaking losses to North Dakota UN and the always to be remembered 3110 29 thriller with the champion, South Dakota State. Frosh Football Team Top row 1. to r., Coach Don Doherty, Daryl Schuetts. Neal Gohring, Ron Fredrickson. Dick Kios, Don Poppen, BuyClark. Middle row, Maurice Gelling. Dale Buckmiller, Iim Lammers. Dean Raymond. Bob Puff. Front row, Vern Counter, Iim Smith, Boyd Blakesly, Bill Beemer. Cliff Hinrichs. Basketball Noble Barrett Bru lsting This year a highly competitive intramural pro- gram was carried on by a large proportion of the male students. Close competition was featured in the battle for each of the different championships. Int touch football the Alpha Tau Delta's and Crushers fought to three tie games with scores of 0-01 6-6, and 0-0. Thus these two teams ended up tied for first place each with 4 wins, 0 losses, and 3 ties. In basketball, the Phi Sig Ducks lost their first and last games, but put CI 12 game winning streak together for the championship. The M Club served as the major threat as they wound up with an 11 and 3 record. The broad intramural program includes basket- ball, football, volleyball, track, tennis, golf, and table tennis. Wally Krone lntramurals Intramural Director Bob Beck. Coach Shelby Iohnstone Franklin Kinney Phi Sig's Ducks Crusher's Coach Alpha Tau Delta 33 Dick Norman 44 Buck Miller First Row Coach A. W. Buckingham 45 23 B111 Ide 42 32 Wes Boldt Second Row Van Der Weide 41 Ed Brunsting Back How 13111 Ho1sc1cxw 31 Dave chder Berg 52 Chuck Heldridge 53 Paul Noble 43 Don Verdoom Basketball Schedule 55 Virq Barrett 35 Wilbert Long Bob Hussey 54 A1 Brunsting Nov. 28 Westmar ..................... 79-61 Dec. 3 Cornell .................... 2----57-70 Dec. 7 Wayne State Teachers ......... 98-103 Dec. 15 Westmar ..................... 92-73 Dec. 17 Phillips 66 .................. 57-95 Dec. 19 Dubuque ..................... 96-60 Dec. 29 Indiana State ................. 69-81 Jan. 4 Omaha U .................... 89-80 km. 9 North Dakota State ............. 82-87 Ian. 11 North Dakota U .............. 59-87 Ian. 16 North Dakota State ............ 80-73 Icm. 23 Iowa State Teachers ........... 79-69 Jan. 30 South Dakota State ............ 83-80 Feb. 6 North Dakota NU .............. 77-65 Feb. 10 South Dakota NU ............ 62-64 Feb. 13 Iowct State Teachers .......... 66-58 Feb. 18 Augustcma ..................... 76-66 Feb. 22 South Dakota State ............ 61-69 Feb. 27 Augustona .................. 100-80 Mar. 1 South Dakota U .............. 96-82 A1 Buckingham Bob Hussey Dick Norman Coach Most Valuable Co-Captain Co-Captain This year's Morningside Maroons gave an excellent account of themselves by finishing one game out of first place. They captured the offensive record of 77.5 points per game. The 110 points scored against Augustcma College is high for a single game in the conference records and the team played spirited, aggressive basketball all the way through, giving them many wins against tough competition. It also afforded the fans good fundamental and spectacular basketball. L. to R. back row: Gene Asprey. Iohn Smith. Bill Holsclaw, Dale Buchmiller, Shelby Iohnstone. Front row: Keith Kading, Wally Krone. Bob Hussey, Boyd Blakesley. Jim Hindman. Maurice Getting. Once again the Morningside Maroons had to rely on the performances of a few outstanding individuals to maintain their record on the cinder track. However, what the team lacked in quantity, they made up for in quality. Mainstoy tor the Maroon thinclcxds were Wally Krone, Bob Hussey, Bill Holsclctw, Boots Phil- lips, and Iohn Smith. Krone has gained national rec- oqnition in the javelin throw by placing second in the Drake Relays and Bob Hussey was outstanding as c sprinter in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Bill Holsclcxw and Boots Phillips picked up many valuable points in pole vault and Iohn Smith, who won his letter last year, proved his merit on the relay teams. Gene Asprey Track Coach Track 1954 Track Schedule April 10 ............. South Dakota U Invitational April 13 ....................... Triangular at Wayne April 16-17 ........................ Kansas Relays April 22 .................. Quadrangubr at Wayne April 23-24 .......................... Drake Relays April 30 ......................... Sioux City Relays May 22 .................. North Central Conference 1954 Baseball Schedule April 9 Omaha U .......................... Here April 16 Iowa State Teachers ................. Here April 17 Iowa State Teachers ................ Here April 22 South Dakota State .................. Here May 1 South Dakota State ; ................ There May 4 Westmcxr ............................. Here May 8 Westmar ............................ There May 12 Buencx Vista ........................ There May 18 Omaha U ......................... There Les Brosamle May 19 Buena Vista ......................... Here Baseball COQCh Baseball Team L. to R. front row: Coach Les Brosamle, Iim Welton. Wes Boldt. Burleigh Boldt, Bill Holsclcxw. Gene Evers, Bob Hussey, Virgil Barrett, Dick Norman. Back row: Walt Wagner, Connie Hove. Bill Ide. Iohn Wold, Iohn Blatchiord, Denver Birkhoier. ' Fraternities Sororities Violet Baker Georgia Hix Nancy Kirk Marilyn Peterson Phylis Blair Marlys Idso Olga Kott Alice Suzuki Marlene Fairley Beverly Johnson Margert Lohr Doris Thompson once Ford Evelyn Johnson Mabel Long loan Van Der Feen lst Semester President ............................ Alice Suzuki Vice President ......................... once Ford Recording Secretary ........... Marilyn MaiQowicz Corresponding Secretary ............ Margaret Lohr Treasurer ........................ Doris Thompson 2nd Semester President .............................. Joyce Ford Vice President ............... Marilyn Maiorowicz Recording Secretary .................. Marlys Idso Corresponding Secretary ........ Ncmcy Kirk Treasurer ............... - -Doris Thompson Gamma of the Year Tom Rose William Beemer Maurice Getting' Paul Hummel Buck Miller Larry Schrader Ken Van Der Sloot Donald Croston Neal Gohring Keith Johnson Paul Noble Ralph Schroeder Dick Welding Ken De Vries Roger Gohring Keith Kadinq Duane Oleson Jerry Starkwealher Hm Walton Gordon Dodge Monte Grueit Franklin Kinney Eugene Rehder Ronald Strozdas Roger Winter Doug Gibbs Bob Harris Bob Miller Charles Rush Larry Toner m mr'c- mn-NU lst Semester President ........................... Keith Johnson Vice President .................... Franklin Kinney Recording Secretary ................ Monte Gruetl Corresponding Secretary ........... Dean Tudehope Treasurer .......................... Roger Gohring 2nd Semester President ............................ Charles Rush Vice President ......................... Bob Harris Recording Secretary ................... Bill Beemer Corresponding Secretary----; .......... Paul Noble Treasurer .......................... Roger Gohring $ V 4 S k. Alpha Tau Delta Sweetheart Connie Pecaut Kermit Isaacson Doug Jones Curliss Lovelace Med Pederson Thomas Rose Ben Storek Walt Zyzda Roger Burton Officers lst Semesier ' 2nd Semester President .................................. Mel Pederson Tom Rose Vice President ........................................ Tom Rose Don Templeton Recording Secretary ............................... Curt Lovelace Walt Burton Corresponding Secretary ............................. Doug Iones Clifi Kennedy Treasurer ........................................... Ben Storek Ben Storek Gamma Sweetheart Georgia Hix Queen of Hearts Dance Bonnie Ahcm Hazel Forsberg Carolyn Heise Elsie Shultz Kappa Pi Alpha Jean Arndt Martha Gerstandt Mary Ann Hoffman Pat Thacker Barb Brown Pat Grube Joanne Preul Lucy Yoshioka Carol Blinco Raye Cottington Ruth Grindberg Emogene Paulson Marlys Watson Macel Hagedom Connie Sarris Officers lst Semester President ............................... Pat Grube Vice President ..................... Ruth Grindberg Recording Secretary ................. Connie Sarris Corresponding Secretary ........... Marlys Watson Treasurer ........................ Shirley Spielman 2nd Semester President ............................... Pat Grube Vice President ....................... Connie Sarris Recording Secretary ................ Hazel Forsberg Corresponding Secretary .......... Macel Hagedom Treasurer .......................... Carolyn Heise Phi Sig of the Year Wally Johnston Jackie Barcal Gertrude Dracryom lune Iackson Pm Parsons loan Carlson Barb Edwards Donna Kargas Gayle Patton Ardath Chamberlain Adele Kirkpatrick Betty Erickson Mary Jane Tawney -.:-n mv-rmN 9:15-6:97: Eve Decker Marilyn Knudsen Nancy Lehan Amy Williams Officers lst Semester President ................... Marilyn Goodwin Vice President ............. Gertrude Draayom Recording Secretary ........... Amy Williams Corresponding Secretary ........ Betty Erickson Treasurer ..................... Evelyn Decker 2nd Semester President .................. Gertrude Draayom Vice President ................ Norma Peterson Recording Secretary ............. Jackie Barcal Corresponding Secretary ........ Nancy Lehcm Treasurer ..................... Evelyn Decker ATD Knight Chuck Rush An Barren Al Gammeisler Iohn Hanna Sherman McKinley lack Pommrehn Bob Beck David Gell Bob Hildrelh Allen McDonouqh John Smith Doug Burr Stan Griegg Wally Johnston Dick Motcali Jim Springer Chuck Carter Larry Grieve Shelby Iohnstone Mike O'Keeie Bob Tiemens Tony Calte'llanol lack Hall Wally Krona Mlle: Patton Jim Umbarqer Ron Fredricklon Clifford Hansen Leo Iulier Gene Persinger Herbert William- Ken Zoning Officers lst Semester President .......................... Wally Johnston Vice President ..................... Al McDonough Recording Secretary .................. Jim Springer Corresponding Secretary ................ Dave Gell Treasurer .............................. John Smith 2nd Semester President .............................. Iohn Smith Vice President ........................ Iim Springer Recording Secretary ................... Ken Zeisinq Corresponding Secretary .............. Wally Krone Treasurer ............................ Larry Grieve Phi Sig Sweetheart Elsie Shultz Organizations .th... W. S. G. A. Women's self-qoveminq association Top: Jovce Ford, Arlin Harms, loan Wilson, Marlys Watson, Jean Arndt. Bottom: Doris Thompson, Beverly Johnson, Barbara Brown, IoAnne Challmcm, Marlys Idso. Agora Board Women's organization L to R. top row: Sally Ebel, Joanne Preul, Miss Tolf, Joyce Ford, Ruth Grindberq. Second row: Hazel Forsberg, Gertrude Draayom, Gayle Patton, Marilyn Knudsen, Rachel Bailey. ' F. T. A. Standing: Sharon Metz, Olga Kott, Stan Greigg, Ioe Paqen, Dana Wall, Leroy Bras, Don Verdorn. Iim Springer, Arlin Harms, Hazel Forsberg, Ilene Anderson, Gertrude Drczayom, Gayle Patton, Marlys Idso, Dorothy Guyett, Donna Sanders, Delores Gabriel, Madge Fagen. Seated: Bev Coates, Mratha Gerstomdt, Kay Fristad, Bonnie Ahart, Arlene Moltsau, Violet Baker, Joyce Ford, Margaret Lohr, Marlene Fairley, Phylis Blair. 9 Who 5 Who Twelve outstanding seniors picked to represent Morningside College in Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Art Barrett, Stan Greiqg, Pat Gmbe, Verlin Heuton, Keith Iohnson, Marilyn Knudsen, Milt Madden, Dick Norman, Gayle Patton, Miles Patton, Iim Springer, Joan Usher. Home Ec Club Top: Violet Baker, Merilynn Jordan, Dolores Gabriel, Xenia Perez. Bo't tom: Jackie Barccd, Marilyn Knudsen, Ruth Grindberg. IM.CMb Top 10w: Bill Ids, Marzine Oneal, Wes Boldt, Dick Norman, Bob Hussey,Buck Miller Bob Motter 2nd: Iim Welton, Verlin Heutonl Roger Gohrinq, Ioseph Pctqen, Wally Krone, Howie Stabelar. 3rd' Dave; Van Vleet, Paul Kirkegaard, Kermit Isaacson, Milton Madden, Darold Puff, Bob Meinhordt Willara Pickford. Bottom row: Bob Miller, Bill Thomas, Wilbur Long, Bill Holsclczw. ' Ishkoodah Top: Shirley Lindqren, Rita Brown, Beverly Lindberq, Janice Olson, Rosalie Remmers, Geraldine Johnson, Norma Wherry, Karlene Wade, Roberta Seel. 2nd: Loretta Scoville, Donna Sanders, Ellen Huster, Joan Wilson, Joan Schroeder, Rachel Bailey, IoAnne Challman, Marcella ch Boxtel, Gretchen Jensen, Louise Gleason, Judy Sellers. 3rd: Pat Morehead, Dorothy Guyett, Barbara Gccdwin, Nancy Samuelson, Beverly Giehm, Iecm Ernst, Barbara Moeller, Ilene Anderson, Merilynn Jordan. Bottom: Sharon Metz, Xenia Perez, Margie Shook, Joan Griesse, Marilyn Haddock. Women's Athletic Association .Top: Xenia Perez! Iean Ernst, Iocm Schroeder, IoAnne Challman, Geraldine Johnson, Iune Jackson. Bottom: Margie Bauer, Barbara Goodwin, Margie Shook, Pat Moreheod. Student Christian Association Top row: Lorinq Quimby, Iocm Schroeder, Bob Baxter, Duane Tritle, Iohn Hantla, Paul Otte, Loren Anderson, Roger Swanson, Ruth Grindberg, Gordon Fairchild. Bottom: Mary Ann Hoffman, Rita Brown, Beverly Lindberg, Charlotte Kruq, Xenia Perez. Memodisl Studen't Movement Standing: Merilynn Jordan, Barbara Goodwin, Lorinq Quimby, Jack Hall, Gor- don Fairchild, Mary Ann Hoffman, Rosalie Remmers. Seated: Margie Shook, Joanne Wilson, Charlotte Krug, Dorothy Guyett, Beverly Lindberg. Phi Mu Alpha National music fraternity First row: Leroy Bras, Bob Sullivan, Ken Van Der Sloot, Jerry Huldeen, Gene Persinger, Clark Gassman, Fred Zimmat. 2nd row: Duane Tritle, Allen Butcher, Milt Madden, Kermit Peters, Tom Canfield, Iohn Konecky. 3rd row: Jeff Fraser, John Groethe, Dick Iacoby, Rex Peer, Mr. Morrison. Bottom: Bob Wilson, Bill De- Iong, Jack Lamb, Leo Juffer. Mu Phi Epsilon National music sorority Top: IoAnn Vander Feen, Alma Rexwinkel, Elsie Shultz. Bottom: Mabel Long, Georgia Hix, Jean Amdt. Alpha Kappa Delta Standing: Dr. Hcrwthom Seated: Mari- lyn Knudsen, Iohn Hamlet, Mary Ann Hoffman. Honorary Sociological immunity Pi' Kappa Delta Honorary debating kahrnlty Bob Baxter, Laine Kazos, Duane Tritle. Top: Connie Cleveland, Alma Rex- w-inkel. Bottom: Duane Tritle, Ruth Grindberg, Bob Baxter. Sigma Tau Delta Honorary English hulamity Intra' Fraternity Top Row: Dave Gell, Chuck Heldridge, Earl Logan. Seated: Mel Pederson, Clifford Kennedy, Walt Zyzda, Ken Zeising. Top: Joanne Preul, Connie Sarris, Joyce Ford, Idckie Barcql. Bot- tom: Pat Grube, Miss Kuhn, Miss Tolf, Doris Thompson. Intra Sorority Cosmopolitan Club . . . international organization Top: Lcring Quimby, Rasmi Majaj, Isa Majcu', Manou Atash, Mrs. Burris, Mr. Burris. Middle: Musa Nasir, Don Kivliqhn, W'illiam Lo, Albert Okonkwo, Fred Ron, Cesar Lay. Front: Merilynn Jordan, Geraldine Johnson, Xenia Perez, Wassileh Khoury: Standing: Mary Ann Hoffman, Charlotte Krugg, Ioctn Schroeder, Iohn Hantla, Loren Anderson, Rog- er Swanson, Gcrdcn Fairchild, Rita Brown, Ruth Grindberg, Beverly Lindberg. Seated: Bob Baxter, Duane Tritle, Paul Otte, Lorinq Quirnby. K3 Ppa Chi . . . religious and sociological majors Beta Beta Beta Physics Club Top: Mr. Weidmcm, Bob Sullivan, Mark Link, Iecm Ernst, Don Kivlign, Manou Atash, Mr. Nydegger. Seated: Albert Okc-nkwo, George Calvo, Pat Grube, Frank Tepner, Xen- icx Perez. Tcop: Mike Paradissanos, Emanuel Bakctki, Frances Strat- ton, lack Lombard, Donald Eilers, Bob Motter. Front: Ierry Thacker, James Galli, Mr. Green, Mr. Guinn, Don Palmer. IJke UH Mudentcouncns ofthe pastth$ yeafs council presided over the studentsponsored activities of the school and acted in the interests of the general student body. The 1953-54 council had om additional burden when it fell in charge of regulating the new student union. tThe council is in charge of ever- Hung butthe snack bQH.'Hus yeafs councH abo revived the weekly convocation programs that have not been held for several years. The convocation pro- gram, under Social Director John Smith, provided a variety of events, ranging from skits put on by the campus social fraternities and sororities to speeches by such outstanding people as the Governor of Iowa, William Beardsley, and the former first-lcxdy, Eleanor Roosevelt. Miles Patton President Student Council An Barrett - Barb Edwards Dave Gall Stan Grequ Ruth Grindberq Pat Grubs Advocate Publicity lnter-frat. Rep. - Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Tom Hackney Verlin Heuton June Jackson Iohn Smith Jim Springer Alice Suzuki Freshmen Dir. Reliq. ReP- Member at Large Soc. Dir. Pro. 6: Act. Dir. Inter-sor. ReP- Band This year's band had dual hithights--first, When it played host to 36 marching bands and guest conductor Harold Walter, nationally known composer of marches, during the fall semester, and secondly, in the spring, when 1t gave its home concert and was host again to more than 30 bands and guest conductor Paul Yoder, nationally known composer and arranger. The band members include Ardctth Chamberlin, Iudy Primmer, Bob Baxter, Carl Bennett, Tony Castellomos, Emogene Paulson, Kermit Peters, lack Lamb, Georgia Hix, Beverly Johnson, Mable Johnson, Lou Reed, Donna Kargas, Merilynn Jordan, Joyce Ford, Bob Wilson, Alma Rexwinkel, Tom Cornfield, Janice Primmer, Marlys Wat- son, Marilyn Majorwicz, lean Arndt, IoAnn Vander Feen, Marilyn Haddock, Ictck Knox, Larry Michael, Ward Kowalke, Ion Vorisek. Allen Butcher, Gerald Hul- deen, Iohn Kopecky, Bill De long, Kathryn Schumann, John Christiansen, Frank Iettner, Raye Cottington, Clark Gassmcm, Frank Baker, Macel Hagedorn, Ken Van Der Sloot, Jeff Fraser, Jeanne Graham, Rex Peer, John Groethe, Fred Zimmat, Eugene Persinger, Elsie Shultz, Leo qufer, Leroy Bras, Gilbert Ducommun, Roger Frankl Dick Iacoby, Bob Tiemens, Harold Hughes, Jerry Thacker, Stuart Buell, Bob Sullivan, Duane Tritle, Milton Madden, and Norma Peterson. Director Bob Lowry The 1954 choir season was highlighted by a seven- dcry tour of Iowa under the direction of Mr. Paul Mac- Collin. This year's choir members are: lean Arndt, Beverly Giehm, Mary Ann Hoffman, Dona Korgas, Mabel Long, Barbara Moeller, Icmice Olsen, Emogene Paulson, Io- anne Preul, Janice Primmer, Alberta Seal, Judy Sellers, Carol Severson, Loretta Scoville, Elsie Shultz, Marcella Van Boxtel, Marlys Watson, Joanne Wilson, Connie Zormcm, Raye Cottington, Louise Gleason, Marilyn Had- dock, Georgia Hix, Beverly Linberq, Norma Peterson, Alma Rexwinkle, Pat Thacker, Nancy Sqmmelson, Iecrn Graham, Kathryn Schuman, IoAnn Vander Feen, Lucy Yoshioka, John Christianson, Bill Delong, Iohn Groethe, Jerry Huldeen, Leo qufer, John Knox, lack Lamb, Milt Madden, Jerry Thacker, Ion Vorisek, Bob Wilson, Leroy. Bras, Allen Butcher, Tom Canfield, Gordon Dodge, Jeff Fraser, Clark Gassmcm, Dick Iacoby, Iohn Kopecky, Larry Michaels, Kermit Peters, Iran'Reed, Bob Tiemens, Ken Vandersloot, Fred Zimmat, Stuart Buell. Director Paul MacCollin Choir In the area of the speech arts torczl intere pretation-rcrdio-T.V. and college theatert this year has proved c1 very successful one. The oral interpretation workshop has presented over 50 programs to clubs, church groups, fraternal and service organizations in and near Sioux City. These programs hcrve in- volved the active participation of over 25 different students. The Radio-T.V. Workshop has presented 2 very successful television programs representing the college on the KVTV College Hour. The work of the group has been in the direct charge of Pierce Smith, tKVTV announcert and the second proqrdm featured an excellent original continuity by Teny I. Walker, enttiled, With These Eyes. The College Theater presented two highly successful productions: Icebound, a Pulitzer prize dramatic comedy by Owen Davis tWednesdcxy and Thursday, Nov. 18-19, 1953. The production featured a remarkably fine and appropriately realistic setting designed by the director and executed by the technical director Roger Gohrinq and a staff of twenty students. The cast featured excellent per- formances by Beth 'Weisensee as Jane, WA gw Speech Arts Director Fredrick Hile Johnny Powell as Ben, and James Galli as Henry together with fine support from a cast of nine others. The second College Theater production, Shakespeare's Macbeth, was presented for three nights, Thursday, April 1; Friday, April 2; and Saturday, Apn'l 3. The splendid Kling- er Forum stage was transformed by light, costumes and a three level stage with sky and set pieces into an arresting and beauti- ful picture of the progressive doom of evil tdepicted in redt and the ascendancy of good depicted in bluet of the play. The technical direction was again under Roger Gohrinq and a crew of thirtyecostumes supervised and made by Mary Jane Tawney and a com- mittee of fifteen. Stan Greiq was stage man- agerwssisted by Emanual Bikakis and Eu- gene Wulf. The excellent publicity work theaded by Tom Roset and the promotion of the Admissions Office tforty high schools were sent three hundred complimentary tick- etst resulted in the largest audience and the biggest box-office in Momingside Theater history. The cast, headed by Duane Tritle as MacBeth and Arlys Harold's as Lady Mac- beth trooped the play in near-professional style. Sioux Queen Jean Ernst Attendant Attendant Marcella Van Boxtel Margie Bauer Attendant Judge Judy Lockard Jeff Chandler Editor-in-Chief ................ Art Barrett Assistant Editor ........... Ruth Grindberg Associate Editors ............ Pcrt Thacker Gretchen Jensen Iecrn Ernst Cover .................. George Graning Photographer ................. Art Barrett Hidden in the recesses of the Main hall base- ment can be found the Collegian Reporter office. This room is famous for the fact that its inhabi- tants provide a vital source of information for Morningside students through the publication of a news-magazine on alternate weeks. Under the capable leadership of editor-in- chief Ken Zeising and managing editor Jack Hall, the C. R. boasts a staff of efficient editorial associates and numerous reporters who com- bined their talents in turning out approximately sixteen editions during the past year. The Reporter, which has received cm honor rating from the Associated Collegiate Press of N. S. Y. A. for six consecutive years, consistent- ly maintains a high standard in its journalistic achievements. The Collegian Reporter Momingside College Sioux City, Iowa Member Associated Collegiate Press Senior Editors Ken Zeising' ...s..,..-.t.s...t.t.m...t.e.Editor-in-chief Jack Hall ...................................... Managing Editor Associate Editors Jim Springer ---- ......................... Student Affairs Reporters: Margaret Porter. Norma Jean Wherry, Gordcn Walter Beth Weis- ensee. Bob Tiemens. Ardath dihamberlain, Joan Wilson, Merllynn Jordan and Jim Hlndman. Pat Grube , ....................................... Organizations Reporters: Ruth Grind'berg. Nancy Le- han, Betty Lou Erickson, Connie Sar- rls. and Doug Jones. Jack Pommrehn ..................................................... Sports Reporters: Mike OtKeefe, Lyle Miller. IYJVsEnylfo-one, Don Poppen and Dick e ca . Elsie Shultz , ...... Music Reporters: Pat Moorehead, Raye Cot- tlngton. and Georgia Hlx. Red Benton and Midge Fagan ............ People Assistant Editors Terry Walker u, ..... Rewrite Wally Krone ....t. Administrative Staff John Smith ............................... Business Manager Bob Tiemens m. ...Asst. Business Manager Bob Hildreth ..... Off-Campus Circulation Technical Staff Art Barrett ........................................... Photography Shelby Johnston .............................................. .An Beth Weisensee ew-xExped1tor Highlights n .m t a r t .5 g e R Freshman Talent Show Phi Sigma Barbeque Ball Dorm n e e w M 4a H Pa rty Homecoming . Homecoming Queen Judy arsen Queen; Judy Larsen Attendant: Pat Grube Escort: Howie Wiener Escort: Bob Hildreth Attendant: Joyce Ford Attendant: Marilyn Goodwin Escort: John Smith Escort: Bruce Knudsen Beginning with a pep rally on the evening of Thursday, November 5, the student body rolled through the succeeding events with smoothness and school spirit. The traditional bonfire-pep rally which qu held on Bass Field featured speeches by Coaches Droullard and Asprey and Co-captains Girvin and Wagner. , Following the yells, the group formed a snake dance and snaked its way to Peters Park. The following eyeninq the spotlight turned to Allee Gym where 'Morningsiders anxiously awaited the coronation of the 1953 Homecom- ing Queen. At 9:30 the procession of royalty began with Dr. Earl A. Roadman escorting Mary Claire Gunderson, Miss Morningside of 1952. Then followed the attendants to the queen, Mari- lyn Goodwin escerted by Bruce Knudsen, once Ford escorted by John Smith, and Pat Grube escorted by Bob Hildreth and Miss Morningside of 1953. Judy Larsen, escorted by Howie Weiner. Removing the crown from the head of Miss Gunderson, Dr. Roadman, with few appropriate words, crowned Miss Larsen, investing in her all the rights. and privileges of being Miss Morningside of 1953. Dance music for the occa- sion was provided by Don Oliver's band and featured the TV vocalist Vivian Dale. Bright and early Saturday morning the prize- seeking units of the parade desembled in Morningside to display their artistry to our campus neighbors. Upon the conclusion of the 8:30 procesion, the first half of the double fea- ture affair immediately moved downtown to join the remaining units for the parade through the business district. Floats which came out on top in the judging were Kappa Zeta Chi's Make the Bunny Hop, first place; Alpha Tau Delta's Dig Those Crazy lacks, second place; and Gamma Iota Alpha's From Here to Eternity, third place. The winners were announced at the half-time of the Morningside-South Dakota game. After the parade, the sororities and fraterni- ties played host to their alurhs at luncheons. On Saturday ev ening c1 fighting Maroon elev- en capped the perfect weekend by playing its most inspired game of the year against the heavily favored South Dakota State Jackrabbits. The game turned out to be a heartbreaker, as the Maroons trailing by two points lost by the score of 29-31. To top off the entire weekend, Dr. Roadman gave a gift holiday Monday after homecom- ing. The eyeweary students took advantage of the vacation to catch up on their sleep and their homework. Parade Agora Leadership Dinner w WM $ w warzsmMm 3 '; hi , , j. 1' bury? 7 f L 0: 3 ,gi. , iir'wwx'pf 4 ; C' l; 53 V . c ' , 2'3 Band Day Freshman Day It was open season on freshmen as the M Club and other upperclassmen played Slaugh- ter on Bass Field on Freshman Day! October 29. An innocent by-stander might have won- dered just who were the underdogs, though, as the freshmen held their own in the free-for-all. However, everyone left smiling and many of the merrymakers sported red, really red, faces. About a hundred seventy green beanies were removed from a hundred seventy fresh- men heads which accounted for the smiles on the part of the greenies. The underdogs, for the first time in the history of Morningside Col- lege, had won the contest. After a preliminary warm-up of all male initiates by the M men, freshmen and upper- classmen participated in a sack race, an egg throw, a 50-yard handicapped race tthe fresh- men had sacks over their headsi, a cane rush, and a tug-of-war. The latter event saw the tenderfoots ruthlessly bestinq the supreme ef- forts of Larry Toner's 1924 Star. It is even doubt- ful that the machine was removed from the field under its own power as the greenies, not content With Winning the tug-ot-war, put the vehicle out of commission by turning it over on its side. Student council prexy Miles Patton got the burlaps for the sack race mixed up and the freshmen won that contest also by running away from their struggling competitors. The trosh had the advantage with bottomless bags. The morning event was followed by a lunch served at Dimmitt Hall by the Student council and an all-campus dance that evening in the Student Union. Tom Hackney, student council freshman director, was chairman of the event. Assisting Hackney in planning the brawl were Jim Smith, Kermit Isaacson, Roger Gohring, Bob Matter, and John Hantla. The convocation program for the 1953-54 academic year was' initiated November 20, with a talk by the governor of Iowa, William S. Beardsley. In his speech to the students Gov. Beardsley advised his listeners that youth must always be ready to fight another round in its quest for lasting peace and that we must draw upon the lessons of the past in order to chart a suc- cessful, progresswe program for the future. After his appearance at the college, Gov. and Mrs. Beardsley joined Dr. Earl A. Roadman, Dean Thomast Tweito, Dean Alva Tolf, Miles Patton, Gayle Patton, Stan Greigg, Iohn Smith, Iim Springer, Ruth Grindberq, Art Barrett, and Ken Zeising at the Green Gables for luncheon. Student council was host at the noon event. a e T 95 n e .m m y k u c a F Women's Dorm Christmas Pa rty Queen of Hearts Dance Women's Dorm Formal Eleanor Roosevelt Over 1,500 persons came to hear Mrs. Frank- lin D. Roosevelt at Allee Gym Wednesday eve- ning, April 7, 1954. Although not definitely answering the question, Is America Facing World Leadership? , the former first lady left no doubt in the minds of her hearers that the United States held world leadership in the eco- nomic and military fields. She was brought to the campus by the Stu- dent Council and shared the stage with the stu- dent council and its faculty advisers. Mrs. Roosevelt received three standing ovations from the enthusiastic crowd which asked questions atter the speech. Accompanied by student council members who met her at the plane, Mrs. Roosevelt went immediately from the airport to the men's dor- mitory Where a press-conterence was held. The conference, which was open to students and faculty members, was held in the plushly furnished lounge of the men's residence hall. With an experienced graciousness Mrs. Roose- velt gave her considered answers to the ques- tions asked. Mrs. Roosevelt dined at Dimmitt Hall where she also stayed. Autographs, handshakinq, gomment, and punch dominated the post-speech scene at Lil- lian Dimmitt Hall where more than 200 persons gathered to meet and speak with Mrs. Roose- velt at a reception held in her honor. Mrs. Roosevelt showed what is generally referred to as the human side of a great personality. Here the conversation concerned the habits of the former president, Fala tthe Roosevelt's fa- mous Scottyt, and other commonplace occur- ances of her life. Science , ,.. , Exposition Ixxxxzfxlr Mm? 3a? I; I.ww:y; $ng .4 Walk-Out Day D .I A b nun. C Mother Daughter Midyear Geneva Beyer: B.A., EnglisheSocial Science. Richard L. Blumeyer: B.S., Physical Education- Economics; M Club. Elain Bovis: B.S., EconomicseBusiness Adm. Robert Creglorw: B.S., Business Adm.-Econom- ics. Ronald Doherty: B.S., Physical EducationeSo- ciology; M Club. Kathleen Greene: B.A., EducationeHistory. Allen McDonough: B.S., Business Adm.--Eco- nomics; Phi Sigma, M Club. Robert O'Donnell: B.S., Business Adm.-Eco- nomics. Glenn Reynolds: B.S., Business Adm.--Econom- ics.; Alpha Tau Delta. Graduates John Tiossem: B.S., History-Sociology; Alpha Kappa Delta. Barbara Thompson: B.A., SocioloqyeReligion. Mary Turner: B.S., Education-Sociology. loan Usher: B.A., EnglishePsychJ S.C.A., Kap- pa Chi, Alpha Kappa Delta, Zeta Sigma, F.T.A., W.S.G.A., Who's Who, Dorm Presi- dent. Karl Warner: B.A., HistoryeBusiness Adm. Howard Weiner: B.S., EducationeSocioloqy; M Club. Vernon Willits: B.A., Sociology-Psych. Margaret Wood: B.A., Home Economicho- cioloqy; Home Economics, S.C.A. Madeline Wyifels: B.S., Education-Sociology. June Graduates Manon Atash: B.A., Biology-Chemistry; Beta Beta Beta. Violet Baker: B.S., Horne EconomicseSociol- ogy; Home Economics Club. IactuIine Barcal: B.S., Home Economics, So- ciology; Home Economics Club President, In- tra-Sorority Council, Agora Queen, Cheer- leader 4, F.T.A., Sioux Staff. Arthur I. Barrett: B.A., EnglisheSociology; Phi Sigma, Collegian Reporter Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4, Sioux Editor Chief 3, 4, Senior Class Vice President, Student Council, Who's Who, Religion Life Committee. F. Robert Beck: B.S., Business AdmeEconom- ics; Phi Sigma. Robert E. Bennett: B.A., Business Adm.eLive Stock Mkt. Delbert L. Brewer: B.S., Busines Admr-Account- ing. Douglas E. Burr: B.A., Business AdmeEconom- ics,- Phi Sigma. Allen K. Butcher: B.M.S., MusiceEnqlish; Choir, Band, Phi Mu Alpha. Walter L. Burton: B.A., Business Adm.--Eco- nomics; Gamma Iota Alpha, Manuscript Club. Charles E. Carter: B.S., Business Adm.-Eco- nomics; Phi Sigma, Freshman Class Presi- dent. Marilyn D. Clark: B.A., Social Science-English 6! Music. Evelyn Decker: B.A., English-History; Kappa Zeta Chi, College Theater Productions, Sioux Staff; F.T.A., Manuscript, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Gamma Mu President, Collegian Repor- ter, Student Affairs Editor. Gertrude Draayom: B.A., SpeecheSociology; Kappa Zeta Chi President, Alpha Psi Omega, F.T.A., S.C.A., Agora Board, Ishkoodah, Intra- Sorority. Lyle Bckhqrt: B.A., EconomicseBusiness; Gam- ma Iota Alpha. Gene Evers: B.S., Business Adm.-History. Joyce Ford: B.A., English-History; Alpha Sig- ma President; Dormitory President, F.T.A., Alpha Psi Omega, Band, W.A.A., Intra- Sorority Member, Dorm Councilor. Jefferson Fraser: B.M.E., Music Education-Enq- lish; Phi Mu Alpha, Choir, Orchestra, Band, M.S.M. James Galli: B.S., PhysicseMathematics; Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Pi Sigma, Physics Club President, Dramatics, Tennis Team. Stanley Greiqq: B.A., History-Economics; Phi Sigma, Student Council Vice-President, Sen- ior Class President, Alpha Psi Omega, Who's Who. Albert Gammeister: B.A., Business Adm.-Eco- nomics; Phi Sigma, Dormitory Council, Col- legian Reporter. David E. Gell: B.S., Business Adm.-Art 6r Eco nomics; Phi Sigma, Intra-Fratemity, Student Council, Collegian Reporter, Papoose Club, Dean's Honor Roll, Young Democrats Club. Patricia A. Grube: B.A., Bioloqy-Psycholoqy; Kappa Pi Alpha, Student Council 3, 4, Beta Beta Beta, Senior Class Secretary, Agora Board, Queen of Hearts, Homecoming At- tendant, Who's Who, Collegian Reporter, Intra-Sorority Council, Intra-Science Council. CWO!!! Hansen: B.S., Physical Ed.--Mcxthemcxt- ics G Biology; Phi Sigma, Beta Beta Beta. Verlin Heuton: B.A., SociologyePhysical Edu- cation; Student Council 3, 4, Who's Who. Mariorie Hobbs: B.S., History-English; Alpha Sigma, Mu Phi Epsilon, F.T.A., S.C.A., M.S.M. Paul Hummel: B.S., Business Admr-Economics; Alpha Tau Delta. Bob Hussey: B.A., Accountinq-Business Adm.; M Club. William Ide: B.S.; Alpha Tau Delia, Basketball, Baseball, M Club. Elizabeth Jensen: B.A., Enqlish-Education. Keith Johnson: B.S., Businesse-Math. 6: Science; Alpha Tau Delta President, Who's Who, Sioux Staff. Wallace Johnston: B.S., Accounting-History 6: Business Adm.; Phi Sigma President. Mary Kass: B.S., Physical ECL-Social Science. Donald Kivliqhn: B.A., Biology-Chemistry; Beta Beta Beta, Cosmopolitan Club. Marilyn Knudsen: B.A., English CS: Psych.-Home Economics; Kappa Zeta Chi President, Stu- dent Council, Intra-Sorority Council, Alpha Kappa Delta, M.S.M., F.T.A., Agorct Board, Beta Kappa, S.C.A. Olga Kott: B.A., Englishe-Home Economics; A1- phcr Sigma, Home Economics Club, PTA. Judith Larsen: B.A., Physical EdeScience 6i Psychology; W.A.A. President, F.T.A., Home- coming Queen, Physical Education Major's Club. George Layion: B.A., SpeecheSociology. Mark Link: B.A., Biology-Chemistry. Sherman McKinley: B.A., HistoryeBusiness Adm.; Phi Sigma. Milton Madden: B.M.E., Musicv-History; Phi Mu Alpha, Who's Who, Collegian Reporter, Religion Life, Cheerleader. Richard Norman: B.A., Accountinq-Business Adm.; M Club. Paul Otis: B.A., Social Science-Religion; Kap- pa Chi, Choir, Band, Macbeth Play Cast. Joseph Pagen: B.S., Physical Ed.-History; M Club, Football. Gayle Patton: B.A., Speeche-English; Alpha Psi Omega President, F.T.A. Miles Patton: B.A., Business-History; Phi Sig- ma, Student Council President, Pre Lcrw Club, Junior Class President, Intra-Fratemity Coun- cil, Who's Who. Constance Pecaut: B.S., Home Economics-Sec- retarial Science; Kappa Zeta Chi, Home Eco- nomics Club. Melvin Pedersen: B.S., Accountinq-Economics; Gamma Iota Alpha President, Intra-Fraternity Council. Willard Pickford: B.S., Physical Ed.-History; M Club President, Football. Margaret Porter: B.S., Religion 6: Philosophy- English,- Collegian Reporter. Helen Price: B.A., Religion-Enqlish; Sopho- more Class President, Grace Coliegicms, Kap- pa Chi. Alma Rexwinkel: B.M.E., Music-English; Mu Phi Epsilon, Choir, Band, Madrigal, F.T.A., Sigma Tau Delta, Dorm Counselor. Richard Rqules: B.S., Business Adm.-Eco- nomics. Charles A. Rush: B.S., BusineswEnglish; Alpha Tau Delta President. Iolm H. Smith: B.A., SociologyeEnglish 6: Speech; Student Council, Phi Sigmq President, Intra-Fraternity, Senior Class Treas., Chair- mcm Religion-in-Life, S.C.A. President, F.T.A., C.R., Track 2, Kappa Chi,'M Club. Pierce Smith: B.A., History-Speech; Phi SingCI, Dramatics Club, Radio Workshop. Iames C. Springer: B.S., Physical Ed.-History; Phi Sigma President, Student Council, Who's Who, S.C.A., F.T.A., Associate Editor C.R., Director Press Bureau, IntralMurczl Director. Ben Slorek: B.A., Business Adm.-Enqlish; Gamma Iota Alpha, S.C.A., Dramatics Club, Kappa Chi, Radio 6: T.V. Workshop, Cosmo- politcm Club, Beta Kappa. Robert Sullivan: B.A., BiologyeChemistry; Beta Beta Beta, Phi Mu Alpha, and, Biology Club. Alice Suzuki: B.A., History-Secretaria1 Science; Alpha Sigma, Student Council, Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Kappa Delta, Cesmopolitan Club, F.T.A., Ishkoodah, Intra4Sorority Council, Gamma Iota Alpha Sweetheart. Howard Thompson: B.S., Accounting 6: History; Pre Lcrw Club. Duane Tritle: B.A., EnglisheMethematics; Sig- ma Tau Delta, Pi Kappa Delta, Kappa Chi, S.C.A., Phi Mu Alpha, Choir, Band. Kenneth Van Der Sloot: B.M.S., MusiceEng- lish; Alpha Tau Delta, Phi Mu Alpha, Choir, Band, Madrigal. Fdwin Vorisek: B.S., BusinesseEconomics. Walter Wagner Ir.: B.S., Physical Ed.-History. M Club, Football W; Basketball iZi, Baseball W, Golf W. Delores Whitman B.A., Education. Herbert Wilson: B.S., Business AdmreHistory. Meme Zacharias: B.S., Business AdmeChem- istry. Autographs ' , W57?! L :-