Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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The 19 20 Zenith Besse Dow sard Murray, Iowa ALPHA CHI OMEGA, AI.PIAN Class President (3) ; English Seminar (3). ••Where's my Bessie?” Clever and attractive. A loyal member of the “J” club. Knows how to combine study with a good time. Enthusiastic and efficient. “Oh, my----------a piece of pic.” Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, Like twilight, too, her dusky hair.” Ruth Kirkexdall Corning, Iowa PI BETA PHI, ZETALETHBAN, S CLUB Baseball (2); Class Basket Ball (3); Hikes (2-3) ; Beaux Esprits (2-3) ; Class Vice-President (3) ; Choir (3) ; Secretary of S Club. Possessed of a low, confidential voice. Likes to tell you all about it. Obliging and friendly. Very handy with a mandolin. Good disposition. Good mixer. Always “there” at a pep meeting. Popular book store clerk. Always asking, Where’s Margaret K. ?” • would be friends with you. Wylie Hartzell Exira, Iowa kappa theta psi Varsity Baseball (1-3); Varsity Football (2-3) ; Varsity Basket Ball (2-3) ; Cap- tain of Football (3) ; Football Manager (3); Varsity Track (2-3) ; Assistant Man- ager of High School Basket Ball Tourna- ment (3); Freshman Basket Ball; Presi- dent of Athletic Association (3) ; Zenith Staff (3); Sergeant S. A. T. C. Athletic shark. Coach and captain of S. A. T. C. football team. Has an irrepressible sense of humor. Attends classes when not otherwise engaged. Drives Dan’s Chevrolet. Of all the seasons, he likes sutnmer(s) best.” Lulu Bryan Stuart, Iowa ZETALETHBAN Y. W. Treasurer (2); Zctalethean Treas- urer (3); Class Secretary (3) ; Y. W. Vice-President (3); Simpsonian Staff (3); Zctalethean Secretary (2). Studious. Never fails to recite. Believes in business before pleasure. Dependable. Has de- cided opinions of her own. Of sterling stuff, well tried.” '

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The 1920 Zenith CLASS OFFICERS President Besse Downard Ruth Kirkendali, Secretary Lulu Bryan Marian Sheppard Vera Arnold CLASS ROLL Ida Mickey Grace Birlixcmair Blanche Mixnich John Boden Frank Moore Sylvia Brewer Bonnie Morris Lulu Bryan Mable Moss Blythe Clayton Avis McAdoo Ralph Cramer Ralph McGee Vera Dickens Irene Neighbors Besse Downard Ruth Rixard Georce Fisher Winifrede Rogers Marie Gass Fern Shannon Clarence Gunderson Jessie Shannon Wylie IIartzell Marie Sheets Vera Hollowell Jessie Shirley Carney Howell Lois Smith Grace Hughes Marian Sheppard Mildred Johnson Andrew Trabert Gage Kent Madce VanVlack Ruth Kirkexdall Marie Walter Anna Kirkpatrick Gladys White Iru Lippincott Edith Whitaker Bruce Marshall John Wylie

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PI BETA PHI, ZETALETHEAN She is generous to the nth power. Shenan- doah puts New York in the shade. A regular cook—outclassed by none. Her favorite book is “Tom Sawyer”. She is gone, but not forgotten. Cookery is an art; a noble science Donald Shaw Indianola, Iowa Come, my friend, and remember that the rich have butlers, no friends, and we have friends and no butlers. Mildred Johnson Indianola, Iowa Avis McAdoo Indianola, Iowa alpian Quiet and pleasant to meet. One of the loyal Alps. She has taught school and yet she’s in for a jolly time. We have heard rumors and we have seen her with a stranger—but we know not the tale. “I go my way complacently As self-respecting persons should.” Shenandoah, Iowa ALPHA TAU OMECA, KALLONIAN, PI KAPPA DELTA Intersociety Debate (1); Captain Inter- Collcgiatc Debate (2) ; Inter-Collegiate Debate Alternative (1) ; President Foren- sic League (2) ; Treasurer (3). Left us for a wider sphere. The man with the happy air. A good debater. Interested in wood-craft because of the hews (Hughes). A splendid chauffeur except when a certain Ford is used. DELTA DELTA DELTA, ZETALETHEAN Y. W. Cabinet (2-3) ; Zctalethean Con- sul (3). She used to say, “I will not,” but now she says, “I Kent.” Gages her skill in the Home Ec department. Has a lovable disposition, fair countenance and many cn-gagc-ing ways. It plays—we wish it would not play. Marie Gass