Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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V Mabel Fisher Indianola, la. “Pure her heart—high her aims.” Stuart Shaw Indianola, la. “llow long, oh Lord! How long!” Eva May Cable Denison, la. ‘‘Her life—a quiet stream In whose calm depths the beautiful and pure Alone are mirrored.” Forrest Buchtel Coin, la. “Exceeding manfulness And pure nobility of tem- perament.” May Martin Indianola, la. in sweet music; I have heard sweet airs Charm our senses and expel our cares.” Jesse Coons Prescott, la. force of his own merit makes his way.” Mildred Edwards Indianola, la. daughter of the gods, di- vinely small, And most divinely fair.” Ben Hamilton Indianola, la. “Scout around before leaping.” Neva Repi.ogle Red Oak, la. “It would take a wiser head than mine to understand her.” Willard Pickard Indianola, la. “Bluff! Gosh, man! Don’t I study my Spanish ten minutes every day?” Vivian Latta Grand River, la. “By my troth, a pleasant spir- ited lady; There’s little of the melan- choly element in her.” Ed Jackson Kellerton, la. “Go, breathe it in the ear Of all who doubt and fear, And sau to them, “Be of good cheerI”

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Senior Class President...................................................Laurie Rowley Vice President...............................................Mablk Fisher Secretary..................................................Garland Miller Treasurer....................................................Joyce Harked Student Council.....Margaret Conrad, Rose Tennant, Vera Arnold CLASS ROLL Vera Arnold Florence Balmcr Viola Briggs Paul Brown Dwight Buchtel Forrest Buchtel Eva May Cable Mary Ccllcy Gladys Clements Margaret Conrad Jesse Coons Floyd Cunningham Floyd Daft Mildred Edwards Gilbert Evans Mable Fisher Ren Hamilton Mac Hanson Joyce Harned Rachel Harned Edward Jackson Margaret Kirkendall Vera Kite Vivian Latta J. Floyd Miller Garland Miller Bryan Mitchell A. Ed Moore Frank Moore Harold Morris Mac Morton Wellington Parlin Willard Pickard Neva Replogle Laurie Rowley Winifred Seay Darline Shade Stuart Shaw Rose Tennant Harry Thompson Frank Ullery Marie Walter Ivan Willis

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Margaret Kirkendall Corning, la. “I know not If there is any faith in man.” Ivan Willis Indianola, la. “The scream of the wildcat is a sign of strength.” Rose Tennant Indianola, la. “She is young, wise, fair. In these to Nature she’s im- mediate heir.” Bryan Mitchell “Nothing is more reasonable than good manners.” Viola Briggs Indianola, la. “IIow doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour.” Harry Thompson Northboro, la. “Many are cold, but few are frozen.” I'lorence Balm er Indianola, la. “Nothing so hard but search will find it out.” Dwight Buchtel Coin, la. “No man can be provident of his time that is not prudent in the choice of his company.” Gladys Clements Carroll, la. '7 must have liberty. Withal, as large a charier as the wind To blow on whom I please.” Harold Morris Commerce, la. “All great men are dead, and I’m not feeling well.” Margaret Conrad Lucas, la. “A jug of lemon juice, and thou—.” Gilbert Evans Indianola, la. “Oh, call it by a better name, Tor friendship see m s loo cold.”