Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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3 1918 Sarah N. Demorest Dean of Women. Now girls a little less noise, please.” Very precise in everything. The “Guardian Angel” at the Hall. Martha McCabe Librarian. Too human to enjoy “calling” students for too much “racket.” Always proves a lady, equal to meet any situation. Never for- got anything but once in her life. John L. Tilton, Ph. D. Professor of Science. Stern and dignified. Punctilious, neat, and cool. Easily disturbed when things arc out of order. Head of Simp- son’s battalion. Favorite expression, “Now, if I could just have your whole attention for a moment.” Pearl Dickey, A. B. Assistant mathematics Professor. Timid; knows her subject well; definite; knows what she has to do and gets it done. 3 He lurrtty

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Howard Wright Let every man be master of bis time till seven at night.” Dorothea Porterfield “Woman's at best a contradic- tion still.” Ruth Buxton “As was Minerva of old, so is the, the embodiment of wisdom.” Merxa Smidt “I have a friend who shares my joys and sorrows.” Elsie Boss ‘‘‘The Road to Happiness’ leads by her door. Orion Bincamon “A volcanic eruption of words.” Ada Tilley “The wild-woods thrill to her merry voice.” Lawrence Dixon “Nature hath framed strange fellows in her time.” Mildred Kennedy “Direct me in some goodly walk that leads away from book- ish strife.” Howard Smith “We always have had a suspi- cion about all that highbrow stuff but we never knew enough to call it bluff.” Florence Sweet “The sunshine is red, IT hen it shines on her head.” Edna Miller “IThat she undertook she did, and that is more than a great many of us do, not to say any- thing of her doing it as well as it could be done. 3 Ztnittf EE twenty-two