Simpson College - Zenith Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1933 volume:

' • :' i ' i THE ZENITH PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1933 SIMPSON COLLEGE INDIANOLA, IOWA MAY, 1932 WALTER G. INMAN WARREN W. EDDY ENGRAVING MADE BY THE WATERUIO ENGRAVING AND SERVICE COMPANY WATERLOO. IOWA PRINTED BY THE RECORD AND TRIBUNE COMPANY INDIANOLA, IOWA Business Manager FOREWORD The staff of the Zenith has endeavored to present in this volume the activities of Simp- son College which we prize most highly and which we will wish to remember in future years. We sincerely hope that these efforts will help to make more vivid the pleasant memories which are the most delightful acquisitions of our college years. To WILLIAM CHARLES HILMER whose years as Professor of For- eign Languages at Simpson have won for him the admiration, re- spect, and love of those with whom he has been associated the Class of 1933 dedicates this volume of the Zenith. CONTENTS PART ONE: THE COLLEGE The Campus Faculty and Staff The Classes PART TWO: ACTIVITIES Social Organizations Societies and Clubs Music Forensics Student Government Publications Men s Athletics Women s Athletics PART THREE: FEATURES ZENITH 1933 JOHN LINNAEUS HILLMAN A.B.. S.T.B., D.D., LL.D. PRESIDENT A. B.. Ohio Wesleyan University, 1SS6; S. T. B.. Boston University. School of Theology, 1889; D. D.. Baldwin University, 1900; D. D.. Ohio Wesleyan University. 1911; LL. D., College of Puget Sound. 1928; Phi Beta Kappa. Ohio Wes- leyan University. 26 SENIORS ZENITH 1933 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT • VICE-PRESIDENT • SECRETARY ................. TREASURER ................. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS I'ORD KNAPPE ANNE WHITE RUTH ANDREW MERRITT MORSE MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE MARJORIE WILSON ROBERT LINDSEY CLASS ROLL ABARR. HELEN ANDERSON. DONALD ANDERSON. THOMAS ANDREW. RUTH BARRY. LARKIN BELL. SHERWOOD BERRY. MARTHA BINGAMAN. MARY BIRNEY. JOHN BOOK. DON BREWER. HOWARD BREWSTER. CLIFFORD BURKEY. TRUMAN CALKINS. MARGARET CAMPBELL. NORMA CHITTENDEN. PAULINE CHUMBLEY. WILLIAM CLAYBURG. MARION CLEVENGER. RUTH CONNORAN. IRENE COY. ROBERT CRITCHETT. EUGENE DOWNIE. BERNADINE DUNKERTON. ESTHER EGGERS. PAUL EMMONS. FRANCES FELLOWS. EARL FOX. GAYLORD E. GABLE. ENID GALVIN. HOYT GRAHAM. IMOGENE HALL, EARL HALL. GRAYCIE HAMMERAND. WAYNE L. HEMPHILL, VILAS HENDERSON. MILTON HILL. KATHERINE HILLMAN. LLOYD HOWARD. JAMES HOYT. HELEN HULI.Y. HUGH IVES. MARJORIE IVES. RONALD JENKINS. ARTHUR N. JENKS. JESSIE JENSEN. OLIVER JENSEN. STANLEY JOHNSON. OPAL KELLOGG. FORREST KNAPPE. FORD LAIDLEY. LEONA LANGFELDT. RUTH LAWSON. GERALDINE LEWELLEN. BERTHA LINDSEY. ROBERT LINDSEY. WILLIAM LYNN. AUDRA McCORMICK. MARIE M. McGEE. grace e. MENOHER. WADE MILLER. J. WORTH MITCHELL RALPH MORRETT. HILDRETH MORRIS. DWIGHT MORSE. MERRITT NIXON. CAROLYN N. NUZUM. LLOYD OLSEN. ANN PALMER. CLARA PERKINS. BEATRICE PETERSON. HAROLD POITEVIN. LOIS PRATHER. DEAN PRICE. MILDRED QUINN. LYLE T. READING. LUTHER M. REICHARDT. LOIS REYNOLDS. DON RICHARDS. ELVIN RITCHHART. HOWARD ROBERTS. DUANE ROBERTS. GERALDINE RYERSON. ELIZABETH SAYRE. MARY E. SHIPMAN. RAYMOND SHOEMAKER. IRENE SIN I FT. MAURICE SMITH. CLIFTON STEARNS. ESTHER STERNS. FRANCENA STETZLER. MAXINE THOREN. JOHN TR1SLER. EVELYN VAN GILDER. VILLA WELDIN'. CLEO WHITE. ANNE WIGGERT. WILBUR WILSON. MARJORIE WILSON. WALTER 32 ENGLISH WILLIAM LINDSEY LEON FRANCOS EMMONS HOME ECONOMICS INDIANOLA GRAYCIE HALL MUSIC INDIANOLA FORREST KELLOGG HISTORY INDIANOLA ROBERT LINDSEY ENGLISH LEON RUTH LANGFOLT PSYCHOLOGY COUNCIL BLUFFS NORMA CAMPBELL LATIN KNOXVILLE MILTON HENDERSON PHYSICS CLEARFIELD FORD KNAPPE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HAMBURG ESTHER DUNKERTON DES MOINES ZENITH 1933 ENGLISH GERALDINE ROBERTS ZENITH 1933 SPEECH JNDIANOLA HOWARD IH TCI III ART GEOI KJY indianola ROBERT COY MATHEMATICS farracut IRENE SHOEMAKER MUSIC INDIANOLA LOIS POITEYTN MATHEMATICS DOW CITY STANLEY JENSEN MUSIC INDIANOLA OLIVER JENSEN ENGLISH INDIANOLA ELIZABETH RYERSON ROMANCE LANGUAGES RED OAK MARJORIE IVES MUSIC INDIANOLA WALTER WILSON IIUSINESS ADMINISTRATION H MASSENA SPEECH ANNE WHITE INDIANOLA LARKIN BARRY MUSIC LEON RAYMOND SHIPMAN ENGLISH DES MOINES LEONA LAIDLEY HISTORY MONTE1TH PRANGONA STERNS MUSIC MOUNT ETNA HOY T GALVIN MATHEMATICS PLEASANTVILLE MARIE McCORMICK BIOLOGY INDIA NO LA ANN OLSON HOME ECONOMICS STORY CITY RALPH MITCHELL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INDIANOLA GAYLORD POX INDIANOLA 35 ZENITH 1933 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAXINE STETZLER ZENITH 1933 MUSIC KELLBRTOH HILDRETH MORRETT MUSIC CORYDON RUTH ANDREW LATIN INDIANOLA DON REYNOLDS HISTORY COUNCIL BLUFFS MERRITT MORSE BIO! )GY MOUNT AYR CLARA PALMER HISTORY WALNUT KATHERINE HILL MUSIC HAMBURG WAYNE HAMMERAND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION NEOLA WADE MENOHER SOC.OLOGY LENOX MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE EDUCATION INDIANOLA SOCIOl IGY WELDON I I I YN I RIS! I K EDUCATION VILLA VAN GILDER INDIANOLA MUSIC ESTHER STEARNS VAN WERT JOHN BIRNEY BIOI.OGY ESTHERVILLE DEAN PRATHER MATHEMATICS INDIANOLA ENID GABLE MUSIC INDIANOLA BERNADINE DOWNIF. HOME ECONOMICS MOUNT AYR WILBUR WICGERT BIOLOGY IDA GROVE EUGENE R. CRITCHETT GEOLOGY INDIANOLA BEATRICE PERKINS HISTORY LINDEN RUTH CLEVENGER HISTORY INDIANOLA VILAS HEMPHILL MUSIC IDA GROVE 37 ZENITH 1933 JOHN THOREN ZENITH 1933 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DENVER. COLO. MARION CLAYBURG BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COON RAPIDS MARJORIE WILSON ENGLISH MASSENA GRACE McGEE MUSIC RAY. N. D. EARL S. FELLOWS BIOLOGY MILO THOMAS ANDERSON MATHEMATICS CHARITON OPAL JOHNSON MUSIC STRATFORD HELEN HOYT HOME ECONOMICS SCRANTON EARL HALL ECONOMICS JNDIANOLA HOWARD BREWER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1NDIANOLA PAULINE CHITTENDEN MUSIC JNDIANOLA IS JUNIORS CLASS OPPICP.RS PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .... TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS BYRON STANLEY DOROTHY YOUNG ANNE YOUNG LORRAINE WELLS CATHARINE CILLETT WALTER TELFER FRANCES KUHN CLASS ROLL ADAMSON. JOHN ANDERSON. JAMES M. ASHBY. MARY ASHBY. WILLIAM BEEBE. NORMAN BENSON. MARIE BENSON. RUTH BEST. LEO BINKERD. GERALD BRASHER. CLYDE BRICE. J. HOWARD BURKET. MARIE BUTLER. WILLARD CAMBRON. RUTH OLIVE CHESTER. ALICE MAE CHEW. CHARLES CHRISTIANSEN. HARRY CLARK. LEONARD A. CLARK. VERNON COLE. MENDALL COLEMAN. BERNARD C. EDDY. WARREN EDMONDSON. VELMA FERGUSON. GERALDINE FISHER. VICTOR FLEMING. HORACE FORD. JOSEPH FOSTER. RUTH GASSON. MARLEY CEBBIE. HAI.EEN CIDDENS. DOROTHY CILLETT. CATHARINE GRAHAM. DORIS GRAHAM. EARL GRAHAM. ESTHER GRANT. GEORGE GRAY. DOROTHY GUTHRIE. GERALD J. HENDERSON. LEONARD HIATT. CARL HOLMES. JOHN HOYT. LESTER HUBBARD. LOLA HUBER. ESTHER HUBER. MAURICE HUFFORD. S. LOUISE IIAMS. MILDRED INMAN. WALTER JENNINGS. R. GRAYDON JOHNSON. JESSIE JOHNSTON. DWIGHT C. JONES. MORRIS KELSO. MERLE KIMZBY. AUDREY KIRKENDALL. WALTER KLINE. LOUISE KOPP. LOUISE KUHN. FRANCES LEMMON. MARY LIGGETT. KATHERINE McCOY. SARA McINTOSH. HELEN McKELVY. MILDRED M. MAKER. VIVIAN MALLON. HAROLD MARTIN. DORTHEA MARRIOTT. VERA MOODIE. CATHERINE MYERS. CLOICE E. NEILL. WILFREDA NEWSOME. JAMES NIXON. PAUL NOLAN. DON NUZUM. FERN OCAN. FLORENCE OLSON. HARLOF PARKER. HARRY PARKER. ODETTA PARRISH. RAY PATTERSON. RAYMOND PENN. EUGENE C. PENN. PHOEBE PORTER. ELEANOR PR ALL. DWIGHT REED. JAMES ROBERTS. EVELYN ROBINSON. LYNETTE M. ROGERS. LYDIA SCHREIBER. JANICE SCHULTZ. RACHEL SHELLER. MARVIN SLOAN. MARGARET SMITH. JEWELL STANLEY. BYRON STEVENS. EVELYN J. STROUD. HELEN TELFER. WALTER THORNE. LEONA VAN BUSKIRK. J. FRANK WALTZ. MARVIN WARRIOR. MERRILL WELLS. LORRAINE WICKETT. BRYCE WINNETT. DONALD WITCRAFT. RAY WOLFE. LEO G. WOOD. ARLENE WOODMANSEE. WINNELLE YOUNG. ANNA YOUNG. DOROTHY LOUISE ZOPF. ARNOLD 39 MUSIC LOUISE KLINE BAXTER Alpha Chi Omega. Pep Club. Sunday School Or- chestra. Methodist Church Choir. Madriscal Club. VIVIAN MAKER EDUCATION SAC CITY Delta Delta Delta. Zetalcthcan. Zenith Staff. Phi Mu Gamnm, Blackfriais. Pep Club, Y. � . C. A.. Intramural Athletics. JAMES ANDERSON PHYSICS IDA GROVE Intramural Athletics. MARY LEMMON EDUCATION GUTIIRIE CENTER W. A. A.. Y. W. C. A.. Freshman Players 1. JANICE SCHREIBER MUSIC 1NDIANOEA Delta Della Delta. Mu Phi Epsilon. Zetalcthcan, Y. W. C. A., Little o mph-my, Methodist Cnurvii Unoir. MARGARET SLOAN HOME ECONOMICS DES MOINES PI Beta Phi. Home Economics Club. BYRON STANLEY MATHEMATICS CORNING Kappa Theta P l. Kappa Phi Sigma, Student Council 1, 2, 3. Inter-Fraternity Council 3. Cheer Leader. Intra- mural Athletics. President of Junior Class. MARY C. ASHBY MUSIC INDIANOLA Mu Phi Epsilon. Madrigal. CLOICE MYERS MUSIC COUNCIL BLUFFS Theta Kappa Nu. Pi Kappa Delta. Phi Mu Alpha. Band Conductor and Drum Major 2. 3. Sunday School Orchestra Director 3. Little Symphony. Debate 1. 2. 3. Intramural Athletics. LOUISE KOPP MUSIC INDIANOLA Alpian, Little Symphony, Sunday School Orchestra. ZENITH 1933 41 LOU I Sii HUTEORD HOME ECONOMICS DES MOINES Pi Beta Phi. Clionlan. Home Economics Club. Y. W C. A.. FYeshman Player 1. Intramural Athletic . WALTER A. TELLER SOCIOLOGY MEDFORD. MASS. American Common Club, kappa Phi Sigma. Student Council 3. Inter-Fraternity Council 3. Y. M. C. A.. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 3. Blackfriars 3. Intramural Ath- letics. WALTER ( . INMAN ENGLISH INDIANOI.A American Common Club. Kappa Phi Sigma. Sium� Tau Delta. Pi Kappa Delta, Simpsonian Staff 1. 2. 3. Associate Editor 2. Editor-In-Chief of the Zenith, Ora- tory 1. Extempore 2. 3. Debate 3. Y. M. C. A.. Iaikc Geneva Conference 2. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 3. Black- friar . Intramural Athletics. Tennis Squad 1. 2. DOROTHY GRAY ENGLISH CARROLL Alpha Chi Omega. VELMA EDMONDSON ENGLISH BOONE Delta Delta Delta. Zctnlcthoan. W. A. A.. Y. W. C. A.. Pep Club. ALICE MAE CHESTER MUSIC CUMBERLAND A'pha Chi Omega. Mu Phi Epsilon. Clionian. Pep Club. Y. W. C. A. WALTER KIRKENDALL BIOLOGY HAMBURG Kappa Theta Psi. Beta Beta Beta. Band. Madrigal Choir. Men’s Glee Club. FRANCES KUHN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION VILI.1SCA Theta Upsilon. Zotalcthean. Student Council 3. Y. «- C. A. AUDREY KIMZEY MILO EDUCATION Beta Sigma Omicron. Aipian. Pep Club. V. A. A.. Intramural Athletics. JAMES REED MATHEMATICS INDIANOI.A American Commons Chib. Basketball Squad 2. In tea mural Athletics. ZENITH 1933 ENGLISH DORTHEA MARTIN CLARINDA Zetalcthcan. LESTER HOYT BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY SCRANTON American Commons Club. Della Epsilon. Foot bn II Manager, Band. Methodist Church Choir 1. Sundny School Orchestra I. MARLEY GASSON HISTORY AND ENGLISH DES MOINES Omicron. Crescent. Y. W. C. A. SARA E. McCOY ENGLISH • INDIANOLA Pi Beta Thi. Alpian. Y. W. C. A.. W. A. A.. In- tramurnl Athletics. HARRY CHRISTIANSEN MUSIC McCALLSBURG Commons Club. Chapel Organist. Phi Mu Alpha. Sunday School Orchestra. Men's Glee Club. BONNIE BAILEY HOME ECONOMICS ADEL Omicron. Home Economics Club. JOHN D. HOLMES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INDIANOLA Kappa Theta Pai. Intramural Athletics. NORMAN R. BEEBE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION NEWTONVILLB. MASS. Kappa Theta Pal. Men's Glee Club 3. Intramural Athletics. LEO W. BEST BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SHELBY Basketball Sound 1. 2. Football Squad 3. Intramural Athletics. KATHERINE LIGGETT MUSIC MOUNT AYR Delta Della Delta. Mu Phi Epsilon. Zetalcthcan. Ze- nith Staff. Pep Club I. Madriscal Club. Intramural De- bate 1. 2. Conservatory Mixed Quartet. Y. W. C. A. ZENITH 1933 43 LORRAINE WELLS ZENITH 1933 ENGLISH TABOR Pi Orta Phi. Alplun, Y. W. C. A.. W. A. A.. In- tramural Alhiv.Un, 'srcusjrvr of Junior Class. HORACE FLEMING LUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LENOX Kai pa Theta P i. President of Sophomore Class, In- t .amural Athletics. ESTHER HUBER HISTORY LANESBORO Oniicron. Delta Epsilon. Crescent. Y. W. C. A.. Method st Church Choir. intrni..uiul Aih.cius. LYDIA M. ROGERS EDUCATION CARROLL Alpha Chi Omega. ARLENE WOOD ROMANCE LANGUAGES INDIANOLA Beta Sigma Omicron. Alpian, Y. W. C. A.. V. A. A.. Intramural Athletics. BILLIE NEILL SPEECH AND ENGLISH INDIANOLA Phi Mu G nmn, Blaclifriars. Zctalcthean. Freshman Players I. Zenith Staff. Y. W. C. A. HELEN ABARR MUSIC CLEARFIELD Theta Upsilon. Phi Mu Gamma. Blackfriars. Class Ofiic.r 2. Clionisn, Methodist Church Choir. Ladies' Glee C.ub I. EVELYN L. ROBERTS MUSIC DES MOINES De'ta Delta Delta. Madrigal Club. Methodist Church Choir. Y. W. C. A. LEONA M. THORNE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COIN Omieron. Crescent. Y. V. C. A. JEWELL SMITH MUSIC FONTANELLB Alpha Chi Omega. Pep Club. Y. W. C. A.. Madrigal Club. Methodist Church Choir. 44 VORA MARRIOTT MATHEMATICS CARLISLE Omicron. Crescent. Intramural Athletic . ZENITH 1933 LEONARD HENDERSON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COIN k.:ppa Theta Psi. Kappa Phi Sigma. Basi.etbad 1927. Intcrfrntcrnity Council 1928-29. Intramural Alh- ML . RAY WITCRAET BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PILOT MOUND American Common Club. Bnsketball Siiuad 2. 3. Intramural Athletic . MILDRED HAMS HOME ECONOMICS CROMWELL Omicron. Home Economic Club. Intramural Ath- letics. RUTH BENSON HOME ECONOMICS DIACONAL Omicron. Pep Club. Home Economics Club. EARL C. GRAHAM ENGLISH TOLEDO. OHIO American Commons C.ub. Kappa Phi Sigma. Presi- dent 2. Simpsonian Staff 2. Zenith Staff. Blackfriais. Intramural Athletics. GEORGE GRANT EUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INDIANOLA K ppa Theta Psi. Intramural Athletic . Basketball Manager 3. MILDRED McKELVY POWELL. WYO. MUSIC Mu Phi Epsilon, Madrigal Ciub. Methodist Church Choir. MARIE E. BENSON ENGLISH EARLHAM Alpian, Pep Club. Little Symphony. Methodist Church Choir. Sunday School Orchestra. DON NOLAN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DES MOINES Kappa Theta Psi. Treasurer Freshman Class. In tramural AthlcMcs. ENGLISH CATIIARINE GILLETT ZENITH 1933 AVON. ILL. Delta Delta Delta. Zetalcthcan. Student Council 2. 3. Zenith Staff. Simpsonian StalT. Society Lditor 3. Pep Club. Pcnheitenlo Council 2. Freshman I'layers 1. In- tramural Athletic� . DOROTHY CIDDENS ENGLISH AND SPEECH MOUNT PLEASANT Delta Delta Delta. Phi Mu Gamma. Sitrnia Tnu Delta. Zetalethenn. Blnckfrinrs. Zenith StnIT. Simpsonian Stall. Pep Club. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2. Freshman Players 1. Methodist Church Choir 3. Intramural Athlet- ic� . JESSIE JOHNSON MUSIC NEVINVILLE Omicron. Methodist Church Choir. Y. W. C. A.. In- tramural Athletics. JAMES NEWSOME CHEMISTRY INDIANOLA Alpha Tnu Ometta. Vice-pix-sldent of student body. Football I. 2. 3. S. Club. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Student Council 3. DONALD WINNETT DIOLOGY COON RAPIDS Kappa Theta Psl. MARTHA MOORE HOME ECONOMICS BACLEY Alpha Chi Omesa. Zenith Staff. Home Economics Club. Y. W. C. A. DWIGHT JOHNSTON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MONROE Commons Club. Y. M. C. A.. Intramural Athletics. -16 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS GRANT VAN GILDER HARRIET NEWSOME GRETCHEN CARLSON KEITH MILNER DARYL BENSON MARY WILLIAMS SYLVAN KRAMER ANDERSON. GERALD ANKENBAUER. BETHEL ARKASMITH. NELLIE BAER. KENARD BAILEY. BONNIE BAKER. HELEN BAKER. MILDRED BALDWIN. JEANNETTE BASLER. LETHA REASON. MARCRETT BENNINGTON. WILMA BENSON. DARYL BISHOFF. CARL BISHOFF. IRMA BLADES. WINNSLLE BLICKENSDERFER. MYRA BOLYARD. MELVA BOYLE. DOROTHY BREWER. CARL BROOKS. ERLIS BROWN. LOIS BROWN. LAWRENCE BUNNELL. FRANCES BUTLER. ROBERT CALKIN. HOMER. CARLSON. GRETCHEN CARLSON. RUDOLPH CLARK. EDITH CLURE. DONALD COBB. WILLIAM COLTRANE. EUGENE COOPER. GRACE COY. MARJORIE CROUCH. FLORENCE DARRAH. DAVID DAVIDSON. EVELYN DILLEHAY. CLIFFORD DYER. FRANCES ECKERT. DOROTHY EDMONDSON. JOHN EMERSON. DELIA EM LEY. RUTH EMMERT. ARTHUR BPPELSHEIMER. DORIS FELT. II. VERNON FEI.TER. VICTOR FINCH. LOUISE FRYER. VIOLET CBRLACH. JACK GEORGE. DOROTHEA GLADWIN. ARNOLD GOOD ALE, HBRTHA CLASS ROLL GREENE. TORCIC GRIDLEY. HELEN GROBE. LEILA HAERING. MARTHA HAKES. KENNETH HARLAN. MARTIN HASTING. EVERILL HEATON. DOROTHY HERRICK. GWENDOLYN HESS. GLENN HICKMAN. BERYL HOAGLAND. WADENA HOFFMAN. WENDELL HOLDEN. CHARLENE HOWARD. ROSS V. HULLY. ELIZABETH JENSEN. ELSIE M. JOHNSON. VER LEE JOHNSTON. LYLE JUDSON. SARABELLE KBYTE. GORDON KILE. HELEN KNAUER. MYRNELL KNIPE. WILLIAM KRAMER. SYLVAN LAKE. HOWARD LARSON. HAZEL I-ARSON. LILA LARSON. REGINALD LEMON. DORIS LINDELL. MARGARET LINN. HERMAN LYMPUS. LOIS LYTLE. MAXINE McMURRAY. WAYNE MACUMBER. FRANCES MAINE. RAYMOND MAPEL. HAZEL JANE MEEKS. ESTHER MILLER. MRS. J. WORTH MILNER. KEITH A. MINTLE. MAXINE MITCHELL. MARIE MITCHELL. MARTHA MITCHELL. MAURICE MOON. HOWARD MOORE. RONALD MOORE. RUTH MORRIS. CHARLES MORROW. MYRTLE MURPHY. PAULINE S. MYERS. CLOVIS D. NEWSOME. HARRIET ORCUTT. NOEL PALMER. ORRIS PELLETT. CLEA PERRY. HOMER PFANTZ. GEORCE PROUDFOOT. HARRIET PUTNAM. MILDRED RAY. BTHELIN REED. BEN REEVES. PAUL ROBINSON. RUTH ROGERS. MAURINE RUSSELL. MADALYNE RYERSON. NAOMI SAMPSON. MARY SCHULTZ. ARLINE SUABLE. HARRY SHENTON. DOROTHY SHOEMAKER. BURL W. SILVANUS. RAYMOND SIX. ELIZABETH SKINNER. NATHANIEL SMITH. HARVEY SNYDER. HELEN STEELE. STANLEY STEWART. THAD M. STONE. EDNA MAE STORY. BARBARA ANN TALCOTT. WILLIAM THATCHER. MAYSEL THOMPSON. IRVIN TRACY. DORIS VAN GILDER. GRANT VAN SYOC. EDNA VAN WIE. PETER A. VERNON. ALICE WATSON. ELBERT WELD. HIRAM WEST. RUTH WHISLER. UNA BELLE WHITE. EI.AINE WILKINSON. MARJORIE WILLIAMS. MARY WILLIAMS. MRS. NELLE WILSON. GRACE WILSON. VERLE WOLFE. DON WOLFE. ELIZABETH WOLFE. WILSON C. YOTJTZ. MILLARD 47 ZENITH 1933 Hnzd Larson. Martha Mitehcil. Reginald Larson. Alice Vernon Lvater Strubhar. Elizabeth Six. Charles Morris. Myra Blickcnsdcrfor. Raymond Silvanus Ben Reed. Mary Williams. Edna Van Syoc. Let ha Basler Una Belle Whlstcr. Martha Bolyard. Dorothy Heaton. Ruth Robinson Maysell Thatcher. Jeannetta Baldwin. Howard Moon. Inna Bishoff 48 Nellie Arrasmith. Daryl Benson. Grace Wilson. Delia Emerson Marsraret Season. Herman Linn. Stunrt Peterson. William Cobb. Helen Kile Nathaniel Skinner. Wendell Hoffman. Elaine White. Sarabellc Judxon Florence Crouch. Doris Lemon. Raymond Main. Louise Finch Ruth Moore. Martin Harlan. Wadena Homeland. Grace Coojkt ZENITH 1933 ZENITH 1933 Maurice Mitchell, Prances Macumbcr, Hiram WcM. Esther Meeks Maxine Mintle. Kenneth Hakes. I.iln Larson, Doris Kppelsheimer. Mnurine Rojjcrs Herlhn Goodnle. Robert Hiiller. Klaie Jensen. Edith Clnrke Carl RUhoff. Ethel in Kay. Ruth West. Marjorie Wilkinson llarvcy Smith, Gwendolyn llerrlck, Millnrd Youtx. Orris Palmer Harriet I’rouilfoot. Pauline Murphy. Arline Schult . Cordon Keyte Kverlll IliiHtinK. Murie Mitchell. Dorothy GcoW, Elbert Wataon. Mary I. iui«e Samiwon Charlene llnhlen. Ituth Emley. Martha Haerina. Ross Howard Erlin It root s. Dorothy Eckert. Mmlalync Russell. Frances Dyer Ver 1 Johnson. Cl. PelleU. Dorothy Shenton. Betty Trowl vldgC FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS ZENITH 1933 PRESIDENT . . . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . TREASURER .... STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS JOHN KITSELMAN BERNICE CARPENTER MAURINE WHITE JOHN ORR CLAUDE WELLS EDWARD STONE CLASS ROLL ABBEY. PRUDENCE DEE ABEL. LILLIAN ALESSIO. ANTHONY ANDERSON. MAIZIE A. ANDERSON. RAYMOND ANDERSON. WILMA ANDREWS. ROLAND ASHBY. CHARLES BAKER. ALLEN BALE. CLYDE BASSETT. HARLAND BATTEY. HENRIETTA BEAM. CHARLES BEAN. JOSEPHINE BECKWITH. LOIS BEEBE. MILTON O. Jr. BEMMELS. CYRUS BERCSTRESSER. BERTINE B1NTNER. ALBERT BLACKMAN. LILAH BOOTS. MARIE BRECKERBAUMER. BERYL BREEDING. EVELYN BREEDING. VANNA BREESE. DONALD BRENTON. DEAN BROWN. MERRILL BRUINEKOOL. HERMAN BRYANT. LAURENCE BUCHTEL. KATHRYN CAIN. RICHARD CAIRNS. ROSE CALKINS. MIRIAM CARLILE. MAE BELL CARI.SON. JEAN CARPENTER. BERNICE CHASE. FLOYD CLARKE. THOMAS CLOCK. I-AURA ALICE CI.OW. KEITH CLURE. HELEN CORE. HAROIJ) CORRIE. MARY CRAWFORD. MARY CRAWFORD. DORTHA DALAND. DAVID DAYHOFF. RUTH DAVIS. CLINTON. JR. DEHART. LOWELL DRIVER. HELEN EDWARDS. BURTON EVANS. MARGARET FEES. CATHRYN FOSTER. MARJORIE FOX. CAROLYN ESTHER FOX. RALPH FRAZIER. ROSALIE GALVIN. FRANCES GIBBONS. FAYTIIE GIBSON. LUCY GOODALE. VERA GOODWIN. RALPH GRANT. MARTHA RUTH GRANT. WILTON GREENWALT. RUTH GRIMM. CLYDE OUT!!. MARIAN HACKE. IRENE HALDEMAN. DON HALVERSON. HELEN HAMMOND. EVELYN MANSELL. BEI-VA MANSELL. LOIS HARLAN. HARRIETT IIARNED. BEULAH IIARPOLE. RAYMOND HAWLEY. PAUL HEALEY. THOMAS IIEBING. CLAIR HENDERSON. JUNE IIESSELTINE. CARL HIGHTOWER. SARAH HILLIS. RUTH HOLMES. HAROLD HOPPLE. DONALD HORNADAY. GUY HORSLEY. JOHN A. HOUK. LAWRENCE K. HUGHES. GERALDINE IRWIN. JAMES JACOBSEN. MARVIN JAMES. BARBARA JENSEN. DOROTHY JOHNSON. EUNICE JOHNSON. LEONA JOHNSTON. LI.OYD KENDALL. HELEN KITSELMAN. JOHN KOPP. BEULAH KUNTZ. GENEVIEVE KYNER. FRED MAX LEONARD. ANN LIDDICOAT. DE VERNE LILLIE. FRANK LINDSAY. WALLACE LISTER. KENNETH LISTER. DORIS LOIZKAUX. IXJUISE IX)NG. ESTHER LUNDBERG. HAROLD LUTHER. G. ARTHUR McCAFFREE. FLORENCE McCOMAS. AMY RUTH McCOY. MAX McKinney, merle McQueen, mildred MARCOLINI. LOLA MELSON. EUGENE R. MILLER. PAUL MILLS. LA VELIEV MITCHELL. HOWARD MITCHELL J. ROBERT MOORE. JUANITA MOORE. VIRGINIA MOORE. WILLIAM J. MORTON. KENNETH L. MOSIER. MAURICE M. MOUL. DOROTHY MULLICAN. ROSEMARY MUSELMAN. CLAUDE NEADES. HARRIETT E. NILAN. MAXINE NOBLE. ETHEL MAXINE OI.SEN. CARL C. ORR. JOHN PALMER. ELAINE PALMER. MARY LOUISE PARDEE. BERNARD PARKER. KENNETH PENNINGTON. ELMO PERKIN 5. BERNARD PERKINS. JUDSON PERKINS. MAY PERRY. ERNESTINE PRIEST. NEVA PUTNAM. CHARLES REYNOLDS. CAROLINE RICHARDS. ANNABEL RICHARDSON. LOWELL RITCHHART. KATHRYN ROGERS. RUTH ROI.STON. DOROTHY ROYER. CHARLES SCANI.AND. ROSS SCHOOLER. ELEANOR SCHREIBER. NEWTON B. SEELEY. HOWARD SHAIN. PAUL SHAW. CLARKE SHENTON. EDNA JUNE SHEPPARD. RUTH SHERLOCK. GEORGE SHINGLEDECKER. JAY SHINN. FRANCES SHUPE. LUTHERE SMITH. LORAINE SMULL DOROTHY SNYDER. LUCILLE SOTHMAN. VELMA SOWDER. PAULINE STEEL. SARAH STEMM. RUSSELL STICKLE. GERAIJ) STONE. EDWARD STONER. LUCILLE STORBECK. MARY STUUBHAR. LESTER D. STUBBS. MARIE SWISHER. HELEN TAYLOR. GLADYS E. THOMPSON. DOROTHY TIPTON. MERNA TROWBRIDGE. ELIZABETH TURNER. WELDON UI.FERS. DALE VAN PATTEN. DOROTHY VAN SYOC. OLIVE WALKER. GLADYS WANAMAKER. CARL WATSON. DONALD WATSON. JAMES WESLEY WEEKS. JOHN WEGNER. MARY ELLEN WELLANDER. GLEN W. WELLS. CLAUDE WHITE. ARLENE WHITE. MAURINE WILKINSON. LUCY WILLIAMS. EDWARD WILSON. NELLIE WOOD. ERMA WOODARD. RON AI J) WURSTER. NETTIE YACKEY. GEORGE. JR. YOUNG. DOROTHY YOUNG. RALPH YOUNG. VERLIN YOUTZ. WAYNE 52 ZENITH 1933 Mary Palmer. Clair Hebing. Elaine Palmer. John Horsley May Perkin . Cathryn Fees. Edward Stone. Edna June Shenton. Clyde Grimm Dorothy Young. Kaythe Gibbon . Olive Van Syoe. Dorothy Van Patten. Charle Beam Lowell Richardson. Dale Ulfcrs. Marjorie Foster. Evelyn Hammond. Christine James George Yackey. Lllnh Blackman. Harold Core. Sarah Steele ZENITH 1933 Melik- Wilson. Louise Lolsenux. Hownrd Mitchell. Ixds Hnnsoll Ncwtnn Schrclber. Weldon Turner. Harriett Hnrlnn. Charles Royer. Ernestine Perry Dorothy Moul. Loraine Smith. Maxine Nilnn. Merna Tipton. Kathryn Buchtd Annabel Kichard . Dorothy Thompson. Mary Crawford. Neva Priest. Curl Wnnanwher irstinla Moore. Ruth Corrle. Jean Carlson. Arthur l.uther Max Kyncr. Dorothy Snnill. Elmo Pennington. Dorothy RoUton Eugene MeJxon. Marie Bools. Rosalie Fraxier. Laura Alice Clock. Juanitn Moore Maurice Mosler. Helen Keiulall. Ruth Sheppard, John Kitxclman, Harold Holm� Paul Shnln, Beulah Hnmed. Edward William . Dorothy Wilkinson. Lola Marcolini ItolM'i-t Mitchell. Dean Brcnton, Merle McKinney. Verlin Young ZENITH 1933 55 ZENITH 1933 Helen Halverson. Josephine Bean. Carolyn Reynolds. Beryl Brcckcrbaumcr Miriam Calkins. Amy Ruth McComas. Charles Putnam. Lillian Abe-1. Rosemary Mullican Mary Ellen Wtsntr Wilma Anderson. Eleanor Schooler. Henrietta Batty. Carl Hesscltlnc Milton Bccbc. Thomas Healey. Beulah Kcpp. Marxnret Evans. Kenneth Lister France-� Galvin. Gladys Taylor. Leona Johnson. Howard Seeley Juilson Perkins. Laurence Houk. Genevieve Kuntz. Glen Wellander Frank Lillie. Ralph Younit. Dortha Crawford. Belva Hansell. Prudence Abbey David Duland. Mildred McQueen. Gladys Walker. Iaicllle Snyder. Esther Lome Mnixie Anderson. Luthere Shupe. Clyde Bale. Helen Clurc. Vanna Breeding Marlon Guth. Bernice Carpenter. Harland Bassett. Rose Cairns ZENITH 1933 Bertlnc Bergstresser. John Orr. Velma SMhmcn. Vera Goodale Don Haldcman, I-avclln Mills. Wallace Lindsay, Dorothy Jcnxen. Irene Haeke Harriett Ncade . Roth Dayhoff. Geraldine Hughes, Keith Clow. Eunice Johnson Doris Lister. Evelyn Breeding, Ruth Rogers, Mary Starbcck Paul Hawley. Esther Fox. Nettie Wurster. Wesley Wntson 5S ZENITH 1933 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL PRESIDENT.............................MARY E. SAYRE SECRETARY-TREASURER ANNE WHITE ALPHA CHI OMEGA RUTH FOSTER MARJORIE WILSON BETA SIGMA OMICRON NORMA CAMPBELL HAZEL MM EL DELTA DELTA DELTA PAULINE MURPHY HAZEL LARSON HALEEN GEBBIE ANNE WHITE PI BETA PHI MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE THETA UPSILON IN FACULTY DEAN EDNA M. STUNTZ EVELYN TRISLER 60 ZENITH 1933 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASUREr. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER FORD KNAPPE JOHN THOREN ROBERT LINDSEY DUANE ROBERTS DUANE ROBERTS PAUL ECGERS FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS SECOND SEMESTER ALPHA DELTA ALPHA MBRRIL WARRIOR MERRIL WARRIOR FRANK VAN BUSKIRK FRANK VAN RUSKIRK ROBERT LINDSEY PAUL EGCERS ALPHA TAU OMEGA WARREN EDDY PAUL EGCERS AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB WALTER TELFER RAYMOND PATTERSON FORD KNAPPE WAYNE HAMMERAND BYRON STANLEY JOHN THOREN KAPPA THETA PSI LEONARD HENDERSON JOHN THOREN DUANE ROBERTS HOYT CALVIN THETA KAPPA NU DUANE ROBERTS HOWARD BRICE IN FACULTY PRES. JOHN I.. 111!.I.MAN DEAN CHARLES N. BURROWS 61 ZENITH 1933 ALPHA CHI OMEGA FOUNDED AT DkPAUW UNIVERSITY. 188.’ MU CHAPTER COLORS: SCARLET AND OLIVE GREEN FLOWER: RED CARNATION PUBLICATION: THE LYRE CHAPTER ROLL MARGARET CALKINS MILDRED PRICE SENIORS FRANCENA STERNS MARJORY WILSON ALICE MAE CHESTER RUTH FOSTER DOROTHY CRAY LQUISE KLINE JUNIORS DOROTHY YOUNG MARTHA MITCHELL MARTHA MOORE LYDIA ROGERS JEWEL SMITH ERLIS BROOKS CRETCHEN CARLSON SOPHOMORES DORIS EPPLESHEIMER GWENDOLYN HERRICK UNA BELLE WHISLER PRUDENCE ABBEY KATHRYN BUCHTEL ROSE CAIRNS KATHRYN FEES FRESHMEN GENEVIEVE KUNTZ ESTHER LONG EDNA JUNE SHENTON MARY ELLEN WEGNER NETTIE MAE WURSTER IN FACULTY DORIS ENGELKING 62 ZENITH 1933 WcCTCfi Shenton, Foster, Cnlklns. Abbey Porter. Stern� . Calm . Chester. Wilson. Martha Mitchell Young. Fee . Kuntz. Herrick. Kline. Whlslcr Eppclxheimrr. Roster . Carlson. Wurster. Smith Long. Brooks. Buchtel. Grnv. Moore ZENITH 1933 COLORS: ALPHA DELTA ALPHA FOUNDED AT COE COLLEGE. 1923 EPSILON CHAPTER RED AND BLUE FLOWER: TEA ROSE PUBLICATION: THE CRESSET CHAPTER ROLL SENIORS EAR!. HALL MERRITT MORSE JUNIORS FRANK VAN UUSKIRK MERRIL WARRIOR TORCIE GREEN RAY PARRISH CLYDE BRASHER ERESIIMAN JAMES IRWIN IN FACULTY C. BERT GOSE CHARLES N. BURROWS Irwin. Dillchcy. Van liuskirk Warrior. Brauhtr. Parrixh 65 ZENITH 1933 Eddy. Brewster. Schrciber. Newsome Hcblnu. Howard. Van Glider, Jlouk W. Lindsey. Richards. Skinner. Lake Jones. R. Lindsey. Stewart. I. Thomiwon ZENITH 1933 Hillman. Bcmmds. KeytC. R««vcs. WItcrnft Hoyt. Hendcraon. Linn. Hammcrand. Ulfcre Johnston. Perkins. Graham. Walt . Knappc Blnkcrd. Guthrie. Inman. Benson. Tel for Patterson. G. Fox. W. Ashby. Reed. Christiansen ZENITH 1933 BETA SIGMA OMICRON FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI. 1888 ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED AT SIMPSON COLLEGE. 1928 COLORS: RUBY AND PINK FLOWER: RICHMOND AND KILLARNEY ROSES PUBLICATION: THE URN CHAPTER ROLL SENIOR NORMA CAMPBELL JUNIORS AUDREY KI.MZEY HAZEL MAPEL ARLENE WOOD SOPHOMORES DOROTHY BOYLE WADENA HOAGLAND ELSIE JENSEN FRESHMEN MAXINE LYTLE MAXINE MINTLE RUTH MOORE HELEN DRIVER JUANITA MOORE VIRGINIA MOORE ERMA WOOD IN FACULTY EDITH B. WHITAKER 70 ZENITH 1933 DELTA DELTA DELTA FOUNDED AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY. 18S8 DELTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED AT SIMPSON COLLEGE. 1889 COIX RS: SILVER. GOLD AND BLUE FLOWER: PANSY PUBLICATION: THE TRIDENT CHAPTER ROLL SENIORS ESTHER DUNKERTON ENID GABLE IMOGENE GRAHAM JUNIORS VELMA EDMUNDSON DOROTHY GIDDENS CATHARINE CILLETT KATHERINE LIGGETT SOPHOMORES MARGARET BEASEN FRANCES BUNNELL RUTH EMLEY DOROTHY JENSEN FRESHMEN MAIZIE ANDERSON EVELYN BREEDING VANNA BREEDING FRANCES GALVIN MARTHA RUTH GRANT RUTH HILLIS DORIS LISTER MAURINE WHITE GERALDINE LAWSON ESTHER STEARNS ANNE WHITE VIVIAN MAKER EVELYN ROBERTS JANICE SCHREIBER HELEN STROUD PAULINE MURPHY RUTH ROBINSON MARY LOUISE SAMPSON MARY WILLIAMS MILDRED MCQUEEN ODETTA PARKER ERNESTINE PERRY LORRAINE SMITH HELEN SWISHER BETTY TROWBRIDGE ARLENE WHITE 72 ZENITH 1933 Grant. Trowbridge. Parkc-r. Gable. Glddens Maker. Rogers. Smith. Stroud. V. Breeding. Liggett Roberts. Dunkerton. Arlene White. M. White. Emley. Stearns Perry. Besson. E. Breeding. Edmondson. Graham. Lister Robinson. Gnlvin. Gillett. Anderson. Murphy Williams. Schrcibcr. Anne White. Hillls. Bunnell 73 ZENITH 1933 H. Brower. Shellcr. Barry. Blrnoy. C. Brewer young;. Stanley. Main. Nolan. Kirkendall. Holme Mitchell. Bishoff. Wijrsfcrt, Lyle. Johnston. Grant R. Butler. Fellow . Clark. Hemic «on. Fleming W. Butler. Reading. Beebe. Thorcn. Wlnnctt Bassett. Milner. Morri . Bruinekool. Olsen ZENITH 1933 COI.ORS: OMICRON FOUNDED AT SIMPSON COLLEGE. 1926 ORCHID AND HONEYDEW FLOWER: MARECHAL NIEL ROSE CHAPTER ROLL SENIORS RUTH ANDREW HELEN HOYT MARJORIE IVES RUTH I.ANGFELDT BEATRICE PERKINS IRENE SHOEMAKER JUNIORS BONNIE BAILEY RUTH BENSON MARLEY GASSON ESTHER HUBER MILDRED HAMS ANNE JESSIE JOHNSON MERLE KELSO VERA MARRIOTT LOIS REICHARDT LEONA THORNE YOUNG SOPHOMORES ARLENE BROWN EVELYN DAVIDSON FRANCES DYER CHARLENE HOLDEN ESTHER MEEKS EDNA VAN SYOC FRESHMEN 7rt KATHRYN RITCIIHART RUTH ROGERS DOROTHY SMUI.L DOROTHY THOMPSON ZENITH 1933 Smull. Young. Marriott Huber. Andrew. Bailey. Meek . Kelso Benson. Thompson. Hoyt. Gasson Johnson. Shoemaker. Thorne Ives. Benson. Dyer ZENITH 1933 PI BETA PHI FOUNDED AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE. 18S7 IOWA BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED AT SIMPSON COLLEGE. 1$74 COLORS: WINE AND SILVER BLUE FLOWER: WINE CARNATION PUBLICATION: THE ARROW CHAPTER ROLL BERNADINE DOWNIE FRANCES EMMONS KATHERINE HILL VILLA VAN GILDER LOUISE HU 1'FORD SARA McCOY MILDRED BAKER MARJORIE COY DOROTHY GEORGE DOROTHY HEATON HAZEL LARSON LILA LARSON LILLIAN ABEL JOSEPHINE BEAN MARIE BOOTS BERNICE CARPENTER I.AURA ALICE CLOCK SENIORS BERTHA LEWELLEN ANN OLSEN GERALDINE ROBERTS MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE HILDRETH MORRETT JUNIORS MARGARET SLOAN LORRAINE WELLS SOPHOMORES SARABEI.LE JUDSON HARRIET NEWSOME HARRIET PROUDFOOT ETHBLIN RAY DOROTHY SHENTON MARJORIE WILKINSON RUTH WEST FRESHMEN DOROTHA CRAWFORD RUTH GREENWALT HARRIET HARLAN GERALDINE HUGHES ROSEMARY MULLICAN GLADYS WALKER 7S Wilkinson. Boots. Mullican. He ton. Emmon� Ray. West. Hufford. George. Bean. Abel dock. Coy. Hughes. Shenton. Olson. Hill Judson. H. Larson. Morrett. L. I.arson. Downic. Slcwn Wells. Carpenter. McCoy. Sayre. Crawford. Greomvalt Wnlker. Proudfoot. Baker. Harlan. Newsome ZENITH 1933 HessclUne. Ilully. Reynolds. H. Mitchell. Cobb R. Anderson. Tnlcott. Brcnton. Jennings. Beebe. Roberts Ford. Dnlnnd, E. Watson. Weld. T. Anderson. Prather Melson. Bell. Shoemaker. Woodard. Menoher D. Watson. J. Watson. Coy. Seeley. Clovis Myers Kelt. M. Mitchell. Calvin. Wilson. Clow ZENITH 1933 ZENITH 1933 THETA UPSILON FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1914 IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED AT SIMPSON COLLEGE. 1924 COLORS: RAINBOW TINTS - FLOWER: PUBLICATION: THE DIAL GRAYCIE HALL MARIE MCCORMICK CAROLYN NIXON CHAPTER ROLL SENIORS CLARA PALMER LOIS POITEVIN ELIZABETH RYERSON EVELYN TRISLEK HELEN ABARR JUNIORS FRANCES KUHN HAI.EEN GEBBIE MARY LEMMON LETHA BASSLER FERN NUZUM SOPHOMORES MARGARET LINDEI.L DELIA EMERSON I.OIS LYMPUS VIOLET FRYER GLEA PELLET HELEN GRIDLEY MILDRED PUTNAM MARTHA HABRING NAOMI RYERSON LILAH BLACKMAN FRESHMEN MERLE MCKINNEY MARJORIE FOSTER MAE PERKINS AMY McCOMAS DOROTHY YOUNG I.EOLA ELLIS VERLIN YOUNG IN FACULTY NINA MITCHELL MRS. MARGARET Ma.GREGOR IRIS 82 ZENITH 1933 E. Rycnon. Ccbbie, Putnam. Lympus Kuhn. Emerson. D. Younsr. N. Rycnon. Foster Abarr. Blackman. Fryer. Hall. Trtslcr Perkins. V. You nit. Poltevln. Reynolds. Busier Geidlcy. McKinney. Lindvll. McCormick ZENITH 1933 SIMPSON INDEPENDENT MEN This organization of non fratcrnity men was formed at Simpson in 1931. Its purpose is to furnish social life for those men and to allow them an opportunity to participate In intramural athletics. It does not discourage Its members from joining fraternities if they desire to do so. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REGINALD LARSON FORREST KELLOGG CARL HIATT DONALD HOPPLE MARION CLAYBURG JOHN ADAMSON CARL HIATT DONALD IIOPPI.E MEMBERS VERNON CLARK CARL HIATT RONALD IVES HOWARD MOON WILSON WOLFE LESTER STRUBHAR STANLEY JENSEN JOHN ADAMSON HOMER PERRY CLYDE BALE WELDON TURNER BERNARD PARDEE MERRILL BROWN LEO BEST RONALD EUGENE CRITCHETT WENDELL HOFFMAN REGINALD LARSON LEO WOLFE MARTIN HARLAN VILAS HEMPHILL OLIVER JENSEN DONALD HOPPLE MARION CLAYBURG GLEN WELLANDER PAUL HAWLEY CHARLES BEAM JAMES ANDERSON CARL WANAMAKRR WOODARD � 4 SCHOLARSHIP RATINGS FOR FIRST SEMESTER 1931-32 Student Group Average Alpha Chi Omega Actives ........................................................... 2.25 Delta Delta Delta Actives ..............!...........................................2.25 Theta Upsilon Actives...............................................................2.35 Pi Beta Phi Actives ............................................................... 2-14 Delta Delta Delta Pledges ........................................................ 2.45 American Commons Club Actives ......................................................2.54 Organization Women ............................................................... 2.54 All Women ..........................................................................2.61 Beta Sigma Omicron Actives ........................................................ 2.63 Omicron Actives ....................................................................2.66 Theta Upsilon Pledges ..............................................................2.68 Beta Sigma Omicron Pledges .........................................................2.73 Non Organization Women .............................................................2.73 All Organizations ..................................................................2.81 Entire Student Body ................................................................2.83 Pi Beta Phi Pledges ................................................................2.84 Non Organization Students ..........................................................2.85 Theta Kappa Nu Actives .............................................................2.91 Omicron Pledges ....................................................................2.92 American Commons Club Pledges.......................................................3.00 Kappa Theta Psi Actives ............................................................3.04 Alpha Tau Omega Actives ............................................................3.08 Organization Men ...................................................................3.08 All Men ............................................................................3.08 Non Organization Men ...............................................................3.09 Alpha Chi Omega Pledges ........................................................3.14 Alpha Delta Alpha Actives ........................................................3.29 Theta Kappa Nu Pledges ........................................................3.40 Alpha Tau Omega Pledges ........................................................5.41 Kappa Theta Psi Pledges ............................................................5.91 Alpha Delta Alpha Pledges ........................................................ 4.45 85 ZENITH 1933 CUP WINNERS 1931-1932 ZENITH 1933 Interfraternity scholarship ...........................................................Commons Club Panhcllcnic scholarship ....................................................Delta Della Delta Intcrfratcrnity pledge scholarship ....................................................Common� Club Panhellenic pledge scholarship .............................................Delta Delta Delta Interfraternity athletics ..................................................Kappa Theta Psi Intcrfratcrnity forensics .........................................................Kappa Theta Psi Intersorority forensics .................................................Beta Sigma Omicron Homecoming fraternity float ............................................... Theta Kappa Nu Sorority homecoming float ..................................................Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity comic float .....................................................A|pha |au Omega Sorority comic float ....................................................Beta Sigma Omicron Fraternity stunt ................................................................ Thela Psi S6 Sorority stunt ____ Theta Upsilon ZENITH 1933 SOCIETIES AND CLUBS ALPIAN LITERARY SOCIETY ZENITH 1933 FOUNDED 1891 OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CONSULS CRITICS CHAPLAIN- KATHERINE HILL SARA McCOY LOUISE FINCH DELIA EMERSON EDNA CLARK ELVA WILSON ETHELIN RAY ELVA WILSON HELEN HOYT ARLENE WOOD AUDREY KIM .EY MAXINE LYTLE MARY LOUISE PALMER HERTHA GOODALE LOUISE FINCH MARIE BENSON RUTH SHEPPARD MliMBbRS MAYSEL THATCHER LAURA ALICE CLOCK JUANITA MOORE WILMA ANDERSON MARY I.OUISE PALMER MAXINE LYTLE WADENA HOAGLAND KATHERINE HILL MAXINE MINTLE ARLENE VIRGINIA MOORE HERTHA GOODALE MARIE BENSON RUTH SHEPPARD ERMA WOOD AUDREY KIMZEY HELEN HOYT SARA McCOY LOUISE FINCH WOOD 88 CLIONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY ORGANIZED 192.1 ZENITH 1933 OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CONSUI«S CRITICS MYRA BLICKENSDERFER MELVA BOI.YARD MARGARET CALKINS MIRIAM CALKINS NORMA CAMPBELL JEAN CARLSON GRACE COOPER RUTH DAYHOFF HELEN DRIVER MARGARET EVANS VIOLET FRYER HALEEN CF.BBIE HELEN GRIDLEY LEILA GROBE MARIAN GUTH ELSIE JENSEN LEONA LAIDLEY FIRST SEMESTER LOIS POITEVIN HALEEN GEBBIE MYRA BLICKENSDERFER MARGARET CALKINS MARGARET LINDELL UNABELLE WHISLER RUTH EMLEY HELEN GRIDLEY MEMBERS MARGARET LINDELL I.OUISE LOISEAUX LOLA MARCOLINI RUTH MOORE LOIS POITEVIN DOROTHY RALSTON MARY STORBECK EVELYN TRISLER ALICE VERNON UNABELLE WHISLER GRACE WILSON ELAINE WHITE ANNABELLE RICHARDS MERLE MCKINNEY MARJORIE FOSTER SARAH HIGHTOWER DOROTHEA VAN PATTEN LET HA BASLER SECOND SEMESTER NORMA CAMPBELL MYRA BLICKENSDERFER ALICE VERNON ELAINE WHITE GRACE WILSON ANNABELLE RICHARDS LOLA MARCOLINI % Marcolini. Grobc. Carlson R. Moore. Campbell. Loixeaux. Storhcck. Vernon Driver. Rollstin. Wilson. Blickcnsdcrfcr Richards. Jensen. Evans Poitevin. White. Guth ZENITH 1933 CRESCENT LITERARY SOCIETY ZENITH 1933 ORGANIZED 1911 OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CONSULS CRITICS HISTORIAN CHAPLAIN FIRST SEMESTER CLARA PALMER RUTH ANDREW MILDRED PRICE ANN YOUNG ARLENE BROWN EVELYN STEVENS VERA MARRIOTT MARLEY GASSON LYNETTE ROBINSON FRANCES DYER SECOND SEMESTER RUTH ANDREW MILDRED PRICE GLEA PELLETT ANN YOUN.G VERA MARRIOTT CLARA PALMER BERYL BRECKENBAUMER BONNIE BAILEY WINNELLE WOODMANSEE FRANCES DYER M EMBERS RUTH ANDREW MARLEY GASSON VERA MARRIOTT ANN YOUNG CLARA PALMER ARLENE BROWN MILDRED PRICE ESTHER HUBER RUTH ROGERS ESTHER MEEKS GLEA PELLETT BONNIE BAILEY BERYL BRECKENBAUMER HELEN KYLE WINNELLE WOODMANSEE LYNETTE ROBINSON 92 ZENITH 1933 Pell et t, Breckcrbaunser. Bailey Huber, Gasson. Robinson. Kile Palmer. Andrew. Thorne Brown. Rogers. Woodrmsnsee 0? ZETALETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY ZENITH 1933 ORGANIZED 1867 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CRITICS CONSULS REPORTER MEMBERSHIP ROOM COMMITTEE EXCUSE COMMITTEE OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER ANNE WHITE ELEANOR PORTER DORIS EPPELSHEIMER MILDRED PUTNAM MAURINE ROGERS DOROTHY SHENTON FRANCES KUHN KATHERINE LIGGETT NAOMI RYERSON LILA LARSON VELMA EDMONDSON BETTY RYERSON FRANCES BUNNELL MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE SECOND SEMESTER LILA LARSON FRANCES KUHN HARRIETT NEADES DOROTHY HEATON MILDRED BAKER KATHERINE LIGGETT HARRIET NEWSOME RUTH HILLIS JOSEPHINE BEAN MARJORIE COY LOIS LYMPUS FRANCES EMMONS HARRIET HARLAN RUTH GREENWALT VANNA BREEDING GLADYS WALKER MEMBERS VILLA VAN GILDER MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE MARJORIE WILSON FRANCES EMMONS BETTY RYERSON BERTHA LEWELLEN ANNE WHITE CATHARINE GILLETT LILA LARSON HAZEL LARSON KATHERINE LIGGETT ELEANOR PORTER FRANCES KUHN DOROTHY HEATON DOROTHY SHENTON PAULINE MURPHY BETTY HULLY HARRIET NEWSOME MILDRED BAKER MARY WILLIAMS LOIS LYMPUS MILDRED PUTNAM NAOMI RYERSON MARJORIE COY EDITH CLARK DORIS EPPELSHEIMER MAURINE ROGERS HARRIET PROUDFOOT ANNE STORY VELMA EDMONDSON DOROTHEA GEORGE MARIE BOOTS DOROTHY WILKINSON RUTH HILLIS LILA BLACKMAN HARRIETT NEADES GENEVIEVE KUNTZ VKRI.EE JOHNSON GLADYS WALKER JOSEPHINE BEAN ROSE CAIRNS DOROTHEA MARTIN MAURINE WHITE ARLENE WHITE RUTH GREENWALT PRUDENCE ABBEY DOROTHY YOUNG MARTHA RUTH GRANT VANNA BREEDING HARRIET HARLAN KATHRYN BUCHTKL 94 ZENITH 1933 D. Shenton. Hunt . Wilson. Cairns Roster . Kuhn. Buchtel. Anne White. Edmondson. Schrciber Emmons. V. Breeding. Sayre. Boots. Young Maker. Mauri no White. Ncadt . Martin Eppelsheimer. Walker. Abbey. Listgett Murphy. Johnson. Mullienn. Hilli 95 KAPPA PHI SIGMA ZENITH 1933 EVERETT CHAPTER ORGANIZED AS THE EVERETT LITERARY SOCIETY IS67 AFFILIATED WITH KAPPA PHI SIGMA 1025 COLORS: SILVER AND RED PUBLICATION: THE TORCH S CHAPTERS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER WALTER INMAN HIRAM WELD HERMAN LINN WILLIAM TALCOTT RAYMOND SHIPMAN REGINALD LARSON EUGENE CRITCHETT EARL GRAHAM SYLVAN KRAMER SECOND SEMESTER EUGENE CRITCHETT HERMAN LINN SYLVAN KRAMER GERALD BINKERD REGINALD LARSON WENDEI.I. HOFFMAN WALTER INMAN HIRAM WELD MILTON HENDERSON PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CONSULS CRITICS CUSTODIAN CHAPTER ROLL JOHN A. HORSLEY EARL GRAHAM WALTER INMAN HERMAN LINN BYRON STANLEY WENDELL HOFFMAN BERNARD PARDEE REGINALD LARSON MERRILL BROWN ARTHUR LUTHER GERALD BINKERD MILTON HENDERSON JUDSON PERKINS RAYMOND MAIN GORDON KBYTE WILLIAM MOORE HOWARD RALPH MITCHELL RAYMOND SHIPMAN FRANK VAN BUSKIRK EUGENE PENN CARL HIATT ORRIS PALMER WILLIAM TALCOTT JOHN BIRNEY CLYDE BALE FORREST KELLOGG EUGENE CRITCHETT SYLVAN KRAMER RAYMOND SILVANUS PAUL HAWLEY HOMER PERRY EUGENE COLTRANE SEELEY 96 ZENITH 1933 Rogers. Poitevin. Lympus Palmer. While. Newsome. Andrew. Trisler Emmons, Sayre. Miss Stuntz. Mlntle YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE EVELYN TRISLER LOIS LYMPUS MAXINE MINTLE CABINET SOCIAL SERVICE CHAIRMAN FINANCE CHAIRMAN FRESHMAN COMMISSION SOCIAL CHAIRMAN PROGRAM CHAIRMAN WORSHIP CHAIRMAN WORLD FELLOWSHIP CHAIRMAN PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN RUTH ANDREW MARGARET CALKINS FRANCES EMMONS MAURINE ROGERS ANNE WHITE LOIS POITEVIN CLARA PALMER HARRIET NEWSOME 98 YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ZENITH 1933 OII-ICl-.KS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER HOYT CALVIN FORREST KELLOGG DARYL BENSON SYLVAN KRAMER CABINLT SOCIAL CHAIRMAN....................JAMES NEWSOME BOYS' WORK CHAIRMAN . THOMAS ANDERSON MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN .... HARLOF OLSEN ROOM CHAIRMAN...............................HIRAM WELD WORLD RELATIONS CHAIRMAN . WALTER TELLER RELIGIOUS CHAIRMAN...................WALTER INMAN 99 ZENITH 1933 DELTA EPSILON Purpow: “To dcvcloi� hish Chrixtinn character within ounwlvm ami on the campiM. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT REGINALD LARSON REGINALD LARSON VICE-PRESIDENT .... NOEL ORCUTT RUTH LANGFELDT SECRETARY ESTHER HUBER BONNIE BAILEY TREASURER ROSS HOWARD WILLIAM ASHBY MEMBERS JOHN ADAMSON WILMA ANDERSON WILLIAM ASHBY BONNIE BAILEY CHARLES BEAM MARIE BENSON BERYL BRECKERBAUMER MIRIAM CALKINS HELEN HALVERSON MARTIN HARLAN ROSS HOWARD HELEN HOYT LESTER HOYT ESTHER HUBER JAMES IRWIN HELEN KILE LEONE LAIDLEY RUTH LANGFELDT REGINALD LARSON MYRTLE MORROW NOEL ORCUTT CLARA PALMER ELAINE PALMER RAY PARRISH HOMER PERRY NEVA PRIEST RUTH ROGERS LOLA SHAFER RUTH SHEPPARD LUCILLE SNYDER LESTER STRUBHAR DOROTHY THOMPSON WELDON TURNER FRANK VAN BUSKIRK DOROTHY WILKINSON IN FACULTY GRACE E. BEAM ABBIE TABER JOHN U HORSLEY 100 EDMUND M. HOLMES BERTHEMIA Mrt'ARTIlY ZENITH 1933 SIGMA TAU DELTA NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL ENGLISH FRATERNITY KAPPA ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED AT SIMPSON COLLEGE 1025 COLORS: CARDINAL AND BLACK PUBLICATION: THE RECTANGLE OFFICERS PRESIDENT.........................RAYMOND SHIPMAN VICE-PRESIDENT.....................HOWARD BREWER SECRETARY-TREASURER .... MARJORIE WILSON CHAPTER ROLL DUANE ROBERTS DOROTHY GIDDENS ROBERT LINDSEY GERALDINE LAWSON DOROTHY GRAY HOWARD BREWER RAYMOND SHIPMAN MARJORIE WILSON WALTER INMAN IN FACULTY EDITH B. WHITAKER 101 HAROLD F. WATSON EVA F. STAHL EPSILON SIGMA Epsilon Sigma is a local honorary fraternity based upon much the same prin- ciples as Phi Beta Kappa. Members are elected generally from the senior class and oc- casionally from the junior class. Prominent alumni and faculty members are frequently honored by election to this fraternity. MEMBERS ELECTED 1932 ZENITH 1933 SENIORS VILLA VAN GILDER MILDRED PRICE LOIS POITEVIN LEONE LAIDLEY MARY CABLE BINGAMAN JUNIOR MAURICE HUBER ALUMNA MRS. G. WARREN RIMEL '17 FACULTY DR. JAMES H. INMAN DR. WINFRED E. PAYNE MEMBERS ON THE CAMPUS SENIORS MARJORIE WILSON RAYMOND SHIPMAN FACULTY PRES. JOHN L. HILLMAN DR. J. ALLEN BAKER PROF. ARTHUR B. CARR PROF. HIRAM S. DOTY PROF. C. W. EMMONS DR. LOUISE FILLMAN DR. WILLIAM C. HILMER DR. HAROLD F. WATSON DR. EDMUND M. HOLMES EVA F. STAHL NINA H. BROWN JOHN L. HORSLEY DR. FRANCIS I. MOATS WILLIAM BUXTON III CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ZENITH 1933 HERBERT ARCHIBALD HARVEY DEAN OF THE CONSERVATORY PROFESSOR IN VIOI.IN. MUSICAL THEORY. OR- CHESTRATION. CONDUCTOR OF THE CONSERVA- TORY ORCHESTRA Preparatory In Violin with Gustave Hagedorn ; Grad- unto with Merit. 1911. Adolf Hahn School of Violin Playing. Cincinnati. Ohio: Theory of Music and Or- chestration with I-oul Victor Saar and Adolf Hahn. College of Munic. Cincinnati: Two year study Masters in Painting. Art Academy of Cincinnati : Post Graduate- study of Composition. Chicago Musical College. GEORGE W. WEILER, B. M. PROFESSOR IN PIANOFORTE. MUSICAL HISTORY. ANALYSIS B. M.. American Conservatory. Chicago; Post Grad- uate highest honors. American Conservatory: Taught in American Conservatory two years : Two years Professor Piano and Theory-. Polytechnic College. Fort Worth. Texas: Studied under Rudolph Gan in Berlin two years; Professor of Piano. Fargo Conservatory of Music. Fargo. N. D.. 191-1-1924. LESTER SPRING PROFESSOR OF SINGING UNDER CONCERT MANAGEMENT OF HARRY AND ARTHUR CULBERTSON. NEW YORK AND CHICAGO. CONDUCTOR OF GRACE METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR. DES MOINES Two years with E. Warren Howe. Pcorin. 111.: With E. H. White of New York City, three years; For three years intensive ojH-m coaching with the noted master. Vittorio Trvvisnn. of the Chicago Civic Opera : Oratorio with Daniel Prothcroc and William Bocppler. SAMUEL C. HAM, MUS. B. PROFESSOR OF SINGING CONDUCTOR OF MADRIGAL CHOIR MUSICAL DIRECTOR. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. INDIANOLA Albion College. 1912-15: American Conservatory of Music. 1915-17 ; Conservatory of Music. Paris. France. 1918-19 ; Post Graduate with honors American Conserva- tory. 1920-21 : Chicago University Law School. 1920-24: Professor of Voice. De Pauw University. 1921-26: Head of Department of Music. Northern State Teachers Col- lege. South Dakota. 1926-28: Honorary Member Sigma Delta Chi. National Journalistic Fraternity; Member Sinfonia. Phi Mu Alpha: Simpson Conservatory of Music. 1928-29. LEOLA ELLIS, B. M. PROFESSOR OF PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC AND NORMAL METHODS IN MUSIC B. M.. Simpson Conservatory. 1927; Graduate Stu- dent. Northwestern University. Summer. 1929: Mu Phi Epsilon. MINNETTE PATERSON, B. M. INSTRUCTOR IN PIANOFORTE: ACCOMPANIST B. Mu .. Simpson. 1931; Mu Phi Epsilon. KATHLEEN MAYNARD SECRETARY TO THE DEAN MARGARET MacGREGOR, MUS. B. (Not In picture) PROFESSOR OF ORGAN. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN PIANOFORTE 106 Renton. Zopf. Jenwn. PMcncon. Hemphill SINGING VIOLINS Benton. Snmpson. Jensen. Hemphill STRING QUARTET ZENITH '1933 107 SIMPSON COLLEGE BAND DEAN HERBERT A. HARVEY .... DIRECTOR CI.OICE MYERS...........................DRUM MAJOR PHRSONNI-I. CORNETS WILBUR WIGGERT RONALD IVES HARVEY SMITH WAYNE YOUTZ BERNARD PARDEE ROBERT BUTLER CLARINETS CLOVIS MYERS WILLIAM TALCOTT CLYDE BALE DON WATSON FRENCH HORNS MERRILL BROWN DRUMS JIM ANDERSON WILLIAM COBB ARNOLD ZOPF TROMBONES DON REYNOLDS WALTER KIRKENDALL KENNETH LISTER LLOYD HILLMAN DALE ULEERS WILLIAM MOORE MARTIN HARLAN BARITONE MILTON HENDERSON SAXOPHONE KENNETH MORTON BASS VILAS HEMPHILL EUGENE MBLSON ZENITH 1933 100 ZENITH 1933 MADRIGAL CHOIR SAMUISL C. MAM. DIRECTOR PliRSONNIil SOPRANOS HBI.EN A HA Kit MARY ASHBY ENID GABLE GRAYCIE HALL KAY HILL OPAL JOHNSON MILDRED McKELVY KRANCBNA STERNS ANNE STORY ALTOS Helen McIntosh LOUISE KLINE KATHERINE LIGGETT PAULINE MURPHY PHOEBE PENN EVELYN ROBERTS JEWEL SMITH TENORS DON ANDERSON LAURENCE BRYANT WILLARD BUTLER MORRIS JONES RONALD MOORE BASSOS LARKIN BARRY KENNETH IIAKKS OLIVER JENSEN WALTER KIRKENDAL1 ROBERT LINDSEY EUGENE MELSON DEAN PRATHER Vt COM PAN1STS ERL1S BROOKS ESTHER STEARNS 110 MEN’S GLEE CLUB I.ESTKIt K. SPRING. DIRECTOR PI KSOWI I CLIFFORD BREWSTER CLIFFORD DILLEHEY HARRY CHRISTIANSEN NORMAN BEEBE STANLEY JENSEN KENNETH HAKES ROBERT LINDSEY LAURENCE BRYANT OLIVER JENSEN EUGENE WILLARD BUTLER RONALD MOORE DEAN PRATHER WILLIAM TALCOTT WALTER KIRKENDALI. ROSS HOWARD DALE ULFERS MORRIS JONES LARKIN BARRY MELSON ZENITH 1933 in ZENITH 1933 BARRY BUTLER. HAKES MOORE MALE QUARTET FIRST TENOR WILLARD BUTLER SECOND TENOR.................RONALD MOORE BARITONE KENNETH HAKES BASS LARKIN BARRY BARKY LIGGETT. GABLE HAM MIXED QUARTET ENID GABLE ................................ SOPRANO KATHERINE LIGGETT..............................ALTO PROP. SAMUEL C. HAM...........................TENOR LARKIN BARRY...................................BASS ' ZENITH 1933 Schrciber. McKoIvy. Liagett Stearns. Chester. McCee Stctzler. Penn. Ashby ZFNITH 1933 MEN’S DEBATE J rom the urcat number of men who tried out lor the debate teams this war Miss Whitaker chose twelve to compete in intercollegiate contests. This is the largest number who have ever competed for Simpson in any one year. I hose who comprised the sou ad were Don Reynolds. I.vie Quinn, lord K nappe, HOyt Galvin. Clovis Mvers. Cloice Mvers. I liram Weld. Donald Watson. Walter Inman, burl Shoemaker. Reginald I .arson, and lugcne Mclson The first six had more debates than the second six. At the stale meet at Cedar balls Revnohls and Quinn placed second of the twelve teams in the contest thereby helping Simpson place first in the men’s division or the entire contest consisting of debate, oratory, and extemporaneous speaking. Quinn and Reynolds also competed for Simpson at the national Pi Kappa meet at I ulsa. Oklahoma. I hev were eliminated from the contest after live rounds ol debates. IIS WOMEN’S DEBATE The five members of the women's debate squad this year were Ruth Robinson. Mary Williams. Arlene White. Naomi Rycrson. and Kathryn fcuchtel. Mary Williams and Ruth Robinson, the team which represented Simpson at the state meet at Iowa State Teachers College, placed fourth out of eight teams. At the national Pi Kappa Delta convention at Tulsa. Oklahoma. Miss Williams and Miss Robinson competed in the first five rounds at the end of which they were eliminated. As all five of the women's debate squad arc underclassmen we can expect a good record for the next two years. ZENITH 1933 119 ZENITH 1933 KATHRYN' BUCHTEL WALTER INMAN- EXTEMPORE The local women’s extempore contest this year included six contestants. An un- breakable three way tic between Arlene White. Kathryn Buchtel. and Virginia Moore necessitated a second contest. In the final contest Kathryn Buchtel placed first and Virginia Moore second. The first local contest for men was won by Walter Inman. Clovis Myers placed second and Don Watson was third. In the State meet at Iowa State Teachers college Miss Buchtel placed third and Inman won first place in their respective divisions. A second local men’s contest to determine who should represent Simpson in the national Pi Kappa Delta contest at Tulsa. Oklahoma drew more competitors than the first. Walter Inman placed first, Hoyt Calvin second, and Don Reynolds and Clovis Myers tied for third. Inman participated in the Tulsa contest. 120 GERALDINE LAWSON HIRAM WELD ORATORY Hiram Welti anil Geraldine Lawson were the winners of the home oratorical con- tests this year. In both men's and women's contests a large number of participants were entered. In the state meet at Cedar Palls Weld won third place. Both Miss Lawson and Weld were eliminated after three rounds of competition at the national Pi Kappa Delta meet at Tulsa. Oklahoma. Daryl Benson represented Simpson in the state peace oratorical contest at Iowa State Teachers College in May. ZENITH 1933 121 ZENITH 1933 PI KAPPA DELTA NATIONAL HONORARY FORENSIC FRATERNITY IOWA EPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED AT SIMPSON COLLEGE HUS CHAPTER ROLL DON REYNOLDS LYLE QUINN FORD KNAPPE CLOICE MYERS WALTER INMAN HOYT CALVIN RUTH ROBINSON MARY WILLIAMS MARGARET CALKINS CLOVIS MYERS REGINALD LARSON DARYL BENSON EACUI.TY MEMBERS EDITH B. WHITAKER HAROLD F. WATSON JOHN 1- HILLMAN DORIS ENG1.EKING RAE L. DEAN JOHN L. HORSLEY CHARLES N. BURROWS ZLNITH 1933 BLACKFRIARS The Blackfriars club presents the major dramatic productions of Simpson college. Membership is gained by try-outs at the beginning of each year. This year the society presented Skidding by Aurania Kouveral. K. I k by Karel Capek. and You and I” by Phillip Barry. Ol I ICI KS FORD KNAPPE DOROTHY OIDDKNS ELEANOR PORTER FORREST KELLOGG PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Mli.MBliRS FORD KNAPPE ANNE WHITE DOROTHY GIDDENS WALTER INMAN DOROTHY YOUNG WILFREDA NEILL ELEANOR PORTER VICTOR FISHER FRANCENA STERNS FORREST KELLOGG JOSEPH FORD EARL GRAHAM WALTER TELFER RUTH LANGFELDT LESTER HOYT MARY WILLIAMS BURL SHOEMAKER VER LEE JOHNSON WENDELL HOFFMAN DOROTHY HEATON HELEN ABARR RAYMOND MAIN ZENITH 1933 . — SKIDDING Skidding, a comedy in three acts by Aurania Rouveral, was presented by Black- friars Thanksgiving evening. It was directed by Doris Engelking. Instructor in Speech. THE CAST (In order of appearance) Aunt Milly Andy................... Mrs. Hardy Judge James Hardy Grandpa Hardy Estelle Hardy Campbell Marion Hardy Wayne Trenton III. Mr. Stubbins Myra Hardy Wilcox Wilfreda Neill Walter Inman Dorothy Louise Young Ford Knappc Walter Telfer Dorothy Giddens Mary Williams Burl Shoemaker Forrest Kellogg Eleanor Porter 124 ZENITH 1933 R. U. R. Blackfriars presented R. U. R. by Karel Capek Friday. March IS. The play which is set on an island in the future when all work is done by mechanical men was one of the most diflicult plays ever presented at Simpson. Miss Engelking directed R. U. R. THE CAST (In order of aitpenmnco) Harry Domin Sulla Marius Helena Glory Dr. Gall . . Fabry Dr. l-lelman Alquist Berman Emma Radius Primus Helena, the robotess Walter Inman Ycr Lee Johnson Earl Graham Anne White Lester Hoyt Raymond Main Burl Shoemaker Ford Knappe Joseph Ford Dorothy Heaton Wendell Hoffman Forrest Kellogg Helen Abarr 12 VIRGINIA MOORE JOHN HORSLEY INTRAMURAL EXTEMPORE John A. Horsley of Kappa Theta Psi was the first place winner in the Pi Kappa Delta intramural extempore contest for men. Donald Watson, Theta Kappa Nu. placed second. The women’s contest was won by Virginia Moore, Beta Sigma Omicron. Kath- ryn Buchtcl, Alpha Chi Omega, placed second. Pi Kappa Delta furnishes rotating cups to the winning organizations. After winning three times the cups become the permanent property of the organization. Beta Sigma Omicron and Delta Delta Delta have each won the sorority cup two years and The American Commons Club has two legs on the fraternity cup. lit ZENITH 1933 JOHN THOREN Student President JAMES NEWSOME Vice-president STUDENT GOVERNMENT With the inaugural of a new system of election last spring Simpson witnessed one of the most spirited political campaigns in its history. John I horen and James Newsome were the successful candidates. Kilsdnuin. Henson. I.indsey Williams. K nappe. Tel ter. Wilson. Stanley. Kinine.. tJIlMl Snyi Newsome. Thuren. Kuhn 128 ZENITH 1933 THE 1933 ZENITH WARREN W. EDDY Business Muniieer WALTER G. INMAN Editor THE ST A EE ..Dorothy Giddens Katherine Liggett ...Catharine Gillett ...Wllfrcdn Neill ....—Martha Moore ....Earl C. Graham ....Haleen Gcbbic ...James Newsome ....Vivian Maker Associate Editor ......... Music Editor ........... Fraternity Editor......... Forensic Editor .......... Class Editor .......-..... Feature Editor............ Women's Athletics Editor Men's Athletics Editor .... Art Editor ......-........ Giddens, l.tKKell. Gillett, Neill. Moon (■rithitnt, Geliliie. Mnker. Newsome THE SIMP- SONIAN RAYMOND SIlirMAN Editor THE New Editor . . . Reginald Larxon Sport� Editor .... Hiram Weld Women's Athletics . Anne White Society................................Cnthnrine Gillett Mildred McQueen Mr.o' Lemmon Blnckfrlar ROBERT Business LINDSEY Manattcr fAFF Kenturrs Cemldine Iowhiii Conservatory Mnurine Roster� Forensics Lee Gladwin Ci m ini News Wendell llolTmnn Carl Hiatt Dorothy Giddcns Ciddcnx. GH'ctt. Hoffman. Wdd. White Lemmon. l awson. Rosters. Brewer ZENITH 1933 131 THE ALUMNI BULLETIN Th� Simpson ALUMNI BULLETIN is a quarterly newspaper designed to keep THE COLLEGE CATALOG, an annual publication of 190 pages is the official announcement of courses to be offered each year in the College of Liberal Arts and the Conservatory of Music.' It also contains information concerning the various activities of the college. Professor Harold F. Watson of the English department is editor of the catalog. A sixteen page pamphlet describing courses offered in the summer school is published each spring. It is prepared by Professor J. II. Inman, director of the sum- mer session. ing editor. THE COLLEGE CATALOG THE SUMMER SCHOOL BULLETIN THE STUDENT DIRECTORY ZENITH 1933 PETER ROSS In his twenty years as custodian 01 the Simp- son gymnasium Peter Ross has made a contri- bution to the students of the college which will not soon be forgotten. He is always courteous and goes out of his way to accommodate the students. His influence has been an important factor in maintaining the high standards of sportsmanship of which Simpson is proud IM ZENITH 1933 To Coach Judd Dean we owe a debt of loyally and appreciation. His personality and ability have made him outstanding as a coach. In addition he holds the confidence of the play- ers anti the student body. Through his efforts a new standard of sport has been established at Simpson. LLOYD C. DEAN' 135 ZENITH 1933 0 Lest ex Horr Gi'.onftc Cnixwr ATHLETIC MANAGERS The way of a manager is harder than it iooks at the outset. These hoys have come through the season with the weight of duties, and have the appreciation of those for whom the duties were done and the school they serve. According to the Simpson managerial system a man assists in this work during his first two years and at the end of his junior year he re- ceives a Simpson sweater for his work. Forrest Argo received a sweater as track man- ager in 1931. Lester Hoyt was football manager this season and George Grant officiated in a like capacity in basketball. Ik. ZENITH 1933 CHEER LEADER Simpson is losing this year one of the best cheer leaders in its history. Don Reynolds has been in charge of Simpson pep and cheering for the past three years and is known throughout the state for his excellence in this activity. He was awarded his S sweater by the student council last year. This year he has trained a number of assistants from whom the head cheer leader will be chosen next year. 137 FOOTBALL Under the leadership of Coach Lloyd Dean who made his debut at Simpson this year the Red ami Gold developed one of the best teams it has had for years. While it lost three games to rivals far out of the Simpson class, our team played even these teams on very nearly even terms. As well as being noteworthy for the record of games won the season was marked by the presence of more Simpson men in the games than for a long time. Twenty-two men were awarded letters for their work and almost as many more participated in some of the games. THE SEASON Simpson ..................................0 Simpson ..................................0 Simpson .................................20 Simpson ..................................0 Simpson .................................12 Simpson — ............. .i'.:...........34 iMfi v . . n- Simpson.....................'............12 t.,r -.u- nc ifll t:. i«0' Simpson ;-irV .y.. jrfr i- Simpson ................................ 26 Simpson .................................38 Iowa State .............................6 Drake .................................26 Parsons ................................0 Ohio ..................................22 Coe ....................................7 Morningsidc ...........................13 State Teachers......................... 9 Columbia .............................. 0 Central ............................... 0 Penn .................................. 0 139 ZENITH 1933 T = ZENITH 1933 Richards. Fv «.encn ChoMULCY, T ltKLt Eogkrs, Ctxrcn Pitch™ , c.vnno At the conclusion of the season Simpson placed a number of men on the various honor teams selected by newspaper men and coaches. By far the most outstanding honor to come to a Simpson man was the placement of Richards on the United Press AU-Midwcstern team along with stars from Notre Dame and the Big Ten universities. Me also received honorable men- tion for All-American honors. Chumblcy and Richards were awarded places on the Des Moines Register's All-State team. Eggers was placed on the third team. In the All-Iowa Conference teams Simpson placed four men. Richards. Chumbley. Eggers. and Peterson, on the first eleven. Other Simp- son men received honorable mention. IOWA STATE 6 SIMPSON 0 Simpson started the 1931 season by playing the strong Iowa State team on very nearly even terms. The game showed that Simpson had great possibilities and that our new coach had an opportunity to place well in the Iowa Confer- ence his first year at Simpson. Richards was easily the star of the Simpson team and ap- peared to be able to surpass his excellent work of the past season before the year was over. lilt DRAKE 26 SIMPSON 0 After playing the Bulldogs on even terms for the first half the Rcdmen weakened to allow Drake a victory. The spectacular work of Rich- ards was by far the outstanding feature of the game, easily surpassing anything accomplished by Drake. Many observers have expressed the opin- ion that if we had played Drake later in the season the outcome would have been much closer of perhaps even a victory for Simpson. SIMPSON 20 PARSONS 0 After two hard games the Simpson team played languidly and only scored three touchdowns against the weak Parsons team. In this game Simpson's lateral pass plays which were so valu- able later in the season began to function. Lid- dicoat made a sensational catch of a short pass just over the line of scrimmage for the first touchdown. Coach Dean substituted freely. ZENITH 1933 T? £ o Boon, £ vo Howawo. Gwaao 141 Clavcoihs.TVwu: ZENITH 1933 6 f Nonrr °«. Hfiifomn OHIO U. 22 SIMPSON 0 The game at Athens was a hard fought tilt since the Simpson team held the Ohioans to a lone touchdown until the final period. The Red and Gold had two good chances to score but failed in the pinches. The Simpson passing at- tack threatened several times. His work in this game was a prominent factor in gaining a place for Richards on the United Press All-Western team. The game was well played and hard fought throughout. L. Clark, SIMPSON 13 COE 6 In the fourth non-conference tilt the Simpson- ites won a spirited game from Coe at Cellar Rapids. All those who entered the game gave of their best ability There were times when the Red and Gold gridders were almost inspired. The gradual improvement of offensive plays was a feature of the game, with fine cooperation of line and backficld. Four regulars were absent from the game for disciplinary purposes and several were injured. During a large part of the game there were no reserve guards or tackles for an emergency. SHIVWI H. IflCHU SIMPSON 34 MORNINGSIDE 13 With typical Homecoming spirit the Redmen won over their old north Iowa rivals in an exciting game. The Morningside men got off to a good start and scored two touchdowns in the first seven minutes of play. Thompson ran the next kickoff back for a touchdown and from that time Simpson ran wild. Richards played his usual stellar game but was closely pressed by the work of Skinner, Thompson, Eggers, and Chum- bley. Coach Dean’s two freshmen guards. Clarke and Anderson, did some good offensive work. SIMPSON 12 STATE TEACHERS 9 Simpson again came from behind to win on the following Saturday at Cedar Falls. With the score 9 to 0 for the Teachers at the intermis- sion, Simpson launched a spirited comeback, led by Richards and defeated a strong conference rival. The defeat of the Teachers placed Simp- son in a very good position to win the con- ference championship. ZENITH 1933 Tmo ipw ; OimirinaiVK VAurCaoc . lAirO'Kt Dellivrr. End 143 fhr ZENITH 1933 R Amocaso . Ctnno T ClARK 6� n«o CMHLSCM, AirOACH Wr.ii. , Qunun SIMPSON 7 COLUMBIA 0 With fast and spirited team work the Red and Gold annexed another battle and approached nearer to the desired championship. They passed with apparent case but were not so outstanding in the open field as in previous tilts. The op- position was very strong and it was only in the final drive that Simpson’s superior ball toting and blocking won for them. SIMPSON 26 CENTRAL 0 By winning the Central game Simpson held an undisputed lead in the conference race with only the Penn game between us and the champ- ionship. The hitherto undefeated Central team was easily outdistanced on a muddy field. From the first play of the game in which Simpson scored the outcome was by no means in doubt. The work of Richards on the muddy field was outstanding, while the splendid blocking of Carl- son and the work of the reserves appeared to advantage. ZENITH 1933 SIMPSON 38 PIHNN 0 In the victory game of the Iowa Conference Simpson won a comparatively easy battle from the Penn griddcrs. The Quakers fought hard but the superior playing of the Redmen was easily discernible. This game marked the con- clusion of the best season a Simpson team has had for many years. 145 TWO MILE TEAM Though they failed to win a meet this year the two mile boys were close in every case and can well be proud of their efforts. Weld and Richardson were always in the top four in each meet. At the end of the season they were awarded letters for their work. Critchctt. Pardee, and Linn received medals. As Criichelt is the on'y nun graduating we can expect a strong team next year. Ilo BASKETBALL After a rather mediocre start Coach Dean’s Basketball boys developed into one of the strongest quintets in the Iowa Conference. Only Coy and Richards will be lost from the squad for the coming year so that we may expect to have a stronger team next season. THE Simpson ...............................24 Simpson ...............,,..............40 Simpson ...............................35 Simpson ...............................21 Simpson ...............................31 Simpson ...............................20 Simpson ...............................24 Simpson ...............................23 Simpson ..............................25- Simpson ...............................19 Simpson ...............................32 Simpson ...............................32 Simpson ...............................23 Simpson ...............................32 Simpson ...............................23 Simpson ...............................34 Simpson ...............................38 SEASON Chariton Trojans.......................17 Leon Indqiendents .....................16 Warren County All Stars ...............20 Penn ..................................25 Central ...............................33 Iowa Wesleyan .........................32 Parsons ...............................17 State Teachers ........................43 Doane .................................24 Saint Ambrose .........................24 Columbia ..............................30 Dubuque ...............................27 Western Union .........................27 Parsons ...............................'9 Central ...............................29 State Teachers ........................36 Penn ..................................22 147 ZENITH 1933 PRE-SEASON GAMES Simpson won its three practice games play- ed at home before the opening of the regular conference season. The Redmen counted a 24 to 17 victory over the Chariton Trojans on December 6, a 40 to 16 win over the Leon In- dependents on New Year’s Eve, and a 33 to 20 margin on the Warren County All Stars Jan- uary 5. In these early tilts Liddicoat and Lund- berg led the scorers while the defensive work was centered on Carlson and Van Gilder. PENN 25 SIMPSON 21 Simpson lost its first conference game to Penn on the home floor. The game was closely play- ed but rather ragged throughout. Carlson was the outstanding Simpson defensive player while Liddicoat led the scoring. CENTRAL 55 SIMPSON 31 The defending conference champions had little difficulty in defeating the Simpson team. How- ever. occasionally the Simpson basketeers show- ed flashes of form. IOWA WESLEYAN 32 SIMPSON 20 Simpson journeyed to Mount Pleasant without Liddicoat and lost its third successive game. The Wesleyan five was held almost scoreless at the start of the game but early in the second half pulled away for an impressive lead. SIMPSON 24 PARSONS 17 In a rough game in which six players were eliminated on personal fouls the Red and Gold won its first conference victory. Carlson played his usual outstanding game while Wilson led the Simpson scorers. STATI- TEACHERS 43 SIMPSON 25 The Simpsonites met the strong Tutor team and suffered a defeat with a record of good ball playing but not good enough to surpass that of the Teachers. Lundberg led the Simpson scorers with four baskets and three free throws. SIMPSON 25 DOANE 24 The non-conference tilt with Doane was easily the most exciting game played on the .Simpson floor this year. The lead alternated throughout the final half. A long shot by Thompson on the final thirty seconds of play brought victory to the Rcdmcn. SAINT AMBROSE 24 SIMPSON 19 Simpson played a close game with Saint Am- brose in spite of the absence of Carlson and Van Gilder from the local lineup. Saint Am- brose had one of the best fives in the state. SIMPSON 32 COLUMBIA 30 With rejuvenated basketball the Simpson cagers crashed through to a 22 to 9 lead at the half. Columbia staged a comeback and it was only by the hardest playing that Simpson won. Lid- dicoat, who scored eight baskets and a free throw, played his best game of the season. SIMPSON 32 DUBUQUE 27 Liddicoat continued his scoring spree by count- ing fifteen points. The team got off to a good start and held its lead throughout. 149 WESTERN UNION 27 SIMPSON 2i In a tight well-played game Simpson lost to the Western Union team by a narrow margin. The score was tied at 19 all with only a few minutes to play but Western Union pulled away to win. SIMPSON 32 PARSONS 19 Simpson displayed the best offensive work of the season to easily win from Parsons. The whole team functioned in great shape. Thomp- son and Richards played an especially good de- fensive game. CENTRAL 29 SIMPSON 23 The return game with Central was a far dif- ferent contest from the one played here early in the season. The Simpson team showed good speed and teamwork and very nearly upset the dope. STATE TEACHERS 36 SIMPSON 3� A last minute basket tied the score necessitat- ing an extra period before the Teachers finally conquered the fast improving Simpson team. Coy and Richards played their best games of tlie season, the former counting six baskets. SIMPSON 38 PENN 22 Simpson ended the season in fine style by registering a decided triumph over Penn. I his game marked the conclusion of a season in which the team developed steadily. Since we lose only two men and the others have developed front inexperience this year we can expect an im- proved team next year. 150 ZENITH 1933 TRACK SEASON 1931 Mar. 28 Indoor conference meet at Des Moines Apr. 24-25 Drake Relays at Des Moines May 2 Drake F:reshmcn at Indianola May 16 Quadrangular meet with Penn. Wesleyan and Parsons at Fairfield May 22-23 Iowa Conference meet at Cedar Falls May 30 State meet at Des Moines 151 CONFERENCE INDOOR MEET Simpson’s tracksters opened the 1931 season with a runaway win of the Iowa Conference indoor meet at the Drake field house. Because of a snow storm a number of contestants from the more distant schools were unable to compete. FINAL STANDINGS Simpson .................................66 Iowa Wesleyan ...........................26 St. Ambrose .............................II Buena Vista .............................10 Western Union .............................9 Parsons ...................................7 Summary of places won by Simpson men 50 yard high hurdles—Hickman, second; Coy, fourth. 50 yard dash—Brewer, first; Penn, second, Shotput—Coy, third; Young, fourth. SSO yard run—Critchett, second; Anderson, third. High jump—Anderson, first; Young, second; Coy, tied for third. 50 yard low hurdles—Hickman, first: Coy. second. Pole vault—Young, second; Thompson, third. Mile run—Weld, second: Loeschen, third. 440 yard dash—Simmonds. first; Lewellen sec- ond; McNay. third. Two mile run—Loeschen. second. Broad jump—Brewer, fourth. Mile relay—Simpson (Weld. McNay. Sim- monds. I.ewellen) first. 152 DRAKE RELAYS Simpson placed well in the events in which it participated in the Drake relays. The mile relay team (Simmonds, Weld, Anderson, 1 cwcl- len) won first place in the Iowa Conference di- vision of the mile relay. The half mile relay team (Simmonds, Mallon, Penn, Lcwellcn) was nosed out by the Teachers thus placing second. SIMPSON 81 £ DRAKE FRESHMEN 48',i In a dual meet here Simpson easily defeated the Drake Freshmen. Summary of points won by Simpson: SSO yard run—Anderson, second. 220 yard low hurdles—Hickman, second; Me Coy, third. Two mile run—King, third. 440 yard dash—Lewcllen, first: Simmonds. third. 120 yard high hurdles—Hickman, first. 220 yard dash—Penn, first; Simmonds. second. Mile run—Weld, second. 100 yard dash—Penn, first: Simmonds. second. Javelin—Young, first; Shcllcr, third. Shot—Peterson, first; Sinift, second; Shcllcr. third. Discus—Peterson, first; Young, second; Shcllcr. third. High jump—Anderson and Young, tied for first; Coy tied for third. Pole vault—Young, first; Thompson tied for second. Broad jump—Coy, second; Young, third. 153 ZENITH 1933 h Hvm.o Vtro. Ql ADRANGL LAR MEET n exceptionally last meet in which nine ne� record� were established was won by Wesleyan. Simp � :� placed second IIWl STANDINGS Iowa Weslesan Simps m Penn Par sons .9 Summarv of places won by Simpson men: sard dash -Penn, first. Simmotkiv third. Mil ard high hurdles—Hickman, first. 25� ard dash-l enn. third (’.road jump— Morse, third llijth jump On second. Vnderson. third. 22� � sard krw hurdles— Vnderson. first I wsi mile run—I oeschcn. third Mile nin--Welti, second Disut IVterwei. «v� «vl Shot IVtetsun. es� «.l sard dash Simmondv third Mile trlas Simpwm «Welti A� � nsm.lt I rwellrn� first CONFERENCE MEET FINAL STANDING State Teacher .............. Iowa Wesleyan ..... Mornlnxsldc................. Simpson ....... Penn ....... Buena Vista ...... Luther ....... Parsons..................... Western Union ..... Columbia................. The outstanding feature of the conference meet was the mile relay in which Simmonds running second, fell behind thirty yards when he dropped the baton. Simmonds, Anderson, and Lcwcllen overcame the loss to win the race. Summary of places won by Simpson: 440 yard dash—Lewellen, first; Simmonds, sec- ond. 220 yard low hurdles—Anderson, second. Mile run—Weld, third. Discus—Peterson, fourth. 880 yard run—Anderson, third. Javelin—Young, fourth. Mile relay—Simpson (Weld, Simmonds, An- derson, Lcwcllen) first. Half mile relay—Simpson (Penn, Hickman, Simmonds, Lewellen) third. STATE MEET In the state meet at Drake the mile relay team composed of Weld, Anderson, Lewellen, and Simmonds, ran the distance in 3:26, the fastest time ever run by a Simpson team. How- ever. as they were competing against such schools as Iowa, Iowa State, and Drake, they only placed fourth. Bert, 155 ZENITH 1933 TENNIS Starting with only one letter man Coach Prank Grube succeeded in developing one of the best tennis teams Simpson has had for several years. Prom the many candidates for the teams a squad of ten men was selected. Those who composed the squad were Wilbur Young. Welcher Ullrich. Robert Coy. Earl Fellows. William Lindsey. Douglas Wilcox. Walter Inman. Prank Keast. Robert Kehr. and Everett Holliday. The first six were awarded letters. COACH GRUBE THE SEASON Simpson Simpson Simpson Penn Coe Simpson Simpson Simpson Simpson IS(. SIMPSON 4 PENN 2 In the first match of the season Simpson showed unexpected strength and defeated Penn 4 to 2. In the feature match of the afternoon Young beat the veteran Reese, number one star from the Oskaloosa school. Fellows and Coy also won their single matches and the number two doubles team, Lindsey and Wilcox, lobbed to victory. SIMPSON 2 COE 4 Rain forced the Simpson netsters into the Gymnasium to play the fast Coe team. Fellows won easily and Lindsey and Wilcox succeeded in defeating their opponents. Tyner and Ray- mond, Coe stars, were too much for their Simp- son opponents. SIMPSON 3 PENN 3 Reese came back to defeat Young in the re- turn match at Oskaloosa. The other Simpson men finished as they did in the match here ex- cept that Ullrich won and Coy lost. SIMPSON 3 CENTRAL 3 Simpson played dull and uninteresting tennis to tie the Dutchmen at Simpson. Fellows, Ull- rich. and the number two doubles team won. ZENITH 1933 % SIMPSON 4 GRACELAND 2 The Simpson team regained its pep and de- feated the strong Graceland team. Because of rain the return match at Lamoni was post- poned and was not played. SIMPSON 3 CENTRAL 3 Rumor would indicate that the tennis boys found some Pella bologna and consumed same before the match at Pella. Consequently the result was no more favorable than that of the first match at Indianola. Oetun w.km SIMPSON I COE 5 The return match at Cedar Rapids was more one-sided than the earlier one at Simpson. I he only match won by Simpson was the number two doubles competition. It was only won by forfeit. Eellows lost his only match of the sea- son at Coe. f v CONI I RltNCI MEET At the Conference meet at State I cachets; Young and Cllrich won their first round match in doubles and I‘llrich won one singles match. I hey were the only Simpson players who com- peted. I VS ZENITH 1933 GOLF TEAM The presence of several good golfers in school made possible a golf team at Simpson in 1931. The team was led by Howard Lake who later was runner up in the State Southpaw tournament. While it won no matches the Simpson team showed up well against strong competition. Those who participated included Howard Lake. Hiram Weld. Wilson Wolfe, George Jardine. and Prank Keast. 159 INTRAMURAL SPORTS HARLOF OLSEN SINGLES 0LS2N AND THOREN DOUBLES TENNIS CHAMPIONS mi ZENITH 1933 Si-.co their introduction by Coach Noel Workman several years ago intramural sports have occupied an increasingly important place in the life of Simpson college. Com- petition in additional sports is being added from time to time. The large intramural cu? which is given to the fraternity ranking highest in all sports was awarded to the American Commons Club last year. This year it has been won by Kappa Theta Psi. lot) ZENITH 1933 ALPHA TAU OMEGA BASEBALL TEAM CHAMPIONS 1931 EUGENE PENN. EDNA STONE NEEDLE RACE WINNERS HIRAM WELD HIGH POINT MAN IN TRACK. 1931 1931 ZENITH 1933 ALPHA TAU OMEGA BASKETDALL TEAM A LEAGUE WINNERS KAPPA THETA PXI BASKETBALL TEAM B” LEAGUE WINNERS COLLEGE CHAMPIONS MISS LAUTENBACH This year a great amount of interest has been shown in girl's athletics. This has been due in a large measure to the pep of our director. Miss Lautenbach. She came here this fall from Iowa City and because of her enthusiasm and interest in her work and in the girls she has won the admiration and respect of us all. Anne White, Bernadine Downie. and Haleen Gcbbie have assisted Miss Lautenbach in the physical training department this year. RUTH LAUTENBACH MOW Nllt. WIIITK, (iKIIIIIK lot WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Athletic Association is composed of iris interested in athletics who have earned 100 points by participation in some sport. This year, besides taking charge of all girl's athletics. W. A. A. sponsored nn all college carnival. W. A. A. BOARD President Frances Emmons Vice-President Hnleen Gebbie Secretary . . Bernadine Downie Treasurer Villa Van Gilder SPORTS MANAGERS Hockey . . . . . . Bernadine Downie Soccer . Gretchen Carlson Volley Ball Mary Lemmon Basketball Haleen Gebbie Track . . Graycic Hall Tennis . . . Anne White Baseball Mary Elizabeth Sayre Concessions Maurine Rogers Publicity Dorothy Heaton Frolics Harriett Neade FRANCES EMMONS W. A. A. BOARD 165 ZENITH 1933 Ir Ml: MB I-US MARION GUT� BEULAH KOPP MAXINE MINTLE FLORENCE CROUCH RUTH EMLEY MARIE MITCHELL DOROTHY SHENTON MARIE BENSON ANNE YOUNG MERLE KELSO RUTH QREENWALT ELIZABETH RYERSON LOUISE LOISBAUX KATHRYN BUCHTEL HALEEN GEUBIB HELEN CLURK RUTH FOSTER MAR1.EY GASSON EVELYN BREEDING ROSE CAIRNS BONNIE BAILEY DOROTHY MOUL VANNA BREEDING I.OU1SK KLINE JEWELL SMITH ALICE MAE CHESTER DOROTHY YOUNG KKRT1NK BKRGSTRKSSER MARJORIE IVES MARY STORBKCK Kuril BENSON The pep club was organized several years ago as a cheering organization for intercollegiate athletic contests. The girls appear in uniform at all home football games and at some other contests. THE PEP CLUB FRESHMAN VOLLEY BALL TEAM CLASS CHAMPIONS ZENITH 1933 ALL-STAR HOCKEY TEAM 167 I i . ol r. I IJAI I CLASS CHAMPIONS 108 DELTA DELTA DELTA BASKETBALL TEAM SORORITY CHAMPIONS FEATURES I’h liy Mrlntire FRANCES FMMONS MARY ELIZABETH SAYRE JilH A NNV DOROTHY YOUNG NIA1V9 1AOH FORD KNAPPE DON REYNOLDS L r 1111 Photo by l’Htvjn Ijl JOHN THOREN IDM IIOV ITIP IV IIO ' lh ' i r. 5IMP50N CARR� - 5 ON THRU HER UP i ‘N'i !:a R PREP S VISION SIMPSON DEVELOP! POTENTIAL PCVcl VICTORY HOMKCOMINC KI.OATS •“‘iCriSx-:� - - - r I WE THANK YOU , COMMERCIAL SAVINGS Winning Black Fire Insurance Public Property Damage Liability Insurance G. W. Newsome, M. D. Ernest E. Shaw. M. I). Drs. Newsome Shaw Physicians and Surgeons Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted X-Ray Laboratory Office, Harlan Building PHONE 21 ZENITH 1933 PARSONS ZENITH 1933 RADIOS Electric Radio Wiring or Service Repairing and Repairing Peck’s Electric and Radio Shop Phone 44f or 448 ZENITH 1933 Dr. L. D. 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But boys, there’s some differ- ence. “1. said Shadle. belong to the Commons Club and the human race, but I ain’t notic- ed much dilference yet.” “Well,” quoth Robert P., “I belong to Al- pha Tau Omega, but they won’t let me join the human race.” Weld: What kind of shoes do you think I should wear with these golf hose?’ Burkey: “Hip boots. I’m leaving for Chicago tonight. I’m sup- posed to get married tomorrow. Where, in Chicago?” No. up in Dos Moines.” Pruc Abbey: Where were you last night? Vic Fisher: It’s a lie. I'M Howard Moon: What's that you wrote on my paper? Prof. Inman: I told you to write plainer. Landlady: I'd like to take this rug out and beat it. Bill Hoffman: That’s not a rug. That’s my roommate’s towel. There are meters iambic And meters trochaic. And meters in musical tone. But the meter that's neater Completer Sweeter Is to meet her by moonlight alone. • • Prof. Watson: Tomorrow we take the life of Keats. Come prepared. Lorraine W.: Shall we bring knives or pistols?” • • . Joe G: See those two fellows over there: is that Bill? . Joe F.: One of them is. but the other isn t. 193 ZENITH 1933 ZENITH 1933 Quality Dress Club CLEANING PRESSING DYEING ALTERING PLAITING SUITS MADE TO ORDER ; Q=rf rs C!: e = Call for and Deliver Service PHONE 167 We Appreciate Your Patronage Shipman (pricing wrist watches): Fifty dollars, you say? How much is it without the gold band? Clerk (anxious to make sale): “Forty-nine dollars and ninety cents—only ten cents dif- ference.” Shipman: Very well then, just wanted the band.” Here’s a dime. Mountaineer to three year old son. Ezrv. quit pointin' that thar gun at your little brother. Hit might gooff and kill one of them chickens he’s playin' with. How to Keep a Fraternity Pin: 1 Made your date wear boxing gloves. 2 Place the pin in a deposit box at the nearest Federal Reserve Bank. 3 Wear a double breasted coat. 4 Give the girl up. 5 Get married. 6 Don’t buy a pin in the first place. Is your sister spoiled? “No. it’s the perfume she uses. GEO. T. FARLEY SANITARY IM.UMHING CO. Hot Air, Steam, ami Hot Water Hcatini Tin ami Sheet Iron Work ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN I'wo Doors West of Record and Tribune Office liulianola, Iowa 1% A. V. Proudfoot Attorney-At-Law Loans Titles Examined Indianola, Iowa Louis C. Pendry PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Eounded 1846 Harlan Bldg. Phone 440 ZENITH 1933 197 M ZENITH 1933 1901 1932 SWARTSLANDER’S CAFE AND BUS STATION The Home of the Student Phone 4 East Side Square Got anv mail for me? What’s your name? You’ll find it on the envelope. Harold sure has an awful growth behind his nose.” Is that so! What is it?’’ Oh, Harold calls it his face.” Hakes: This bed is too short. Quinn: “Well, don’t sleep so long. She: We must keep our engagement, a secret.” He: Yes, I’m ashamed of it too. Striving to maintain a service that will at all times meet the demands of our community. WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE Ady Myers North Side Druggists Phone 18 You can’t blame Percy, just look how dumb his folks are.” How’s that? “The office sent them a letter stating that their son had sixteen cuts, and in the next mail Cedric got a roll of gauze and a can of adhesive tape. Mayor: You are charged with being drunk. Have you any thing to say? Culprit: “I’ve never been drunk in my life, sir. and never intend to be for it always makes me feel so bad in the morning. Hansen Did all your friends admire your engagement ring?” Grctchen: “They did more than that; two of them recognized it. Dorothy Young. Dorothy Gray, Dorothy Giddens planned among themselves to say good morning to each other the dav after the party for every time they were Kissed. Dot Gray appeared smiling and said “Good morning, fine day isn’t it? Dot Y. bobbed by and cried. Good morn- ing. good morning, a fine morning this morn- ing. Dot Giddens. sheepishly grinned and chat- tered. Hello.” ♦ “What’s the matter? You look worried” Work, nothing but work from morn 'til night.” How long have you been at it? I begin next week. C. J. HOLMES Prescription Druggist WEST SIDE SQUARE HW This Book Printed — hy . = All Kinds of Printing articularly articular rinting 199 AUTOGRAPHS