Central College - Pelican Yearbook (Pella, IA)

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SICNIUR CLASS QFFICICRS CORNl'll,lL'S XYTLKENS MqXR'lllN PUNT ClCORClf MLYYSKENS President Yiee l,'resident See'y and Treas. Part, Prefefzi, Future N the year of nineteen twenty four. with faltering' steps we lfreshmen in experience, as well as sueh in name XYe gazed on our professors with looks bespeaking awe And felt their scope of knowledge held not a single llaw. ln twenty-live, our greenness was well nigh worn away 'llhere would be a lot of changes could we the sceptre sway. XYe gazed on our professors, their failings proudly rated, And foresaw the doom of Central when we had graduated. ln twentyfsix our eg1'oH lights hrst tliekered, then Went out, NVQ pondered gleaming' knowledge and what ,twas all about. The purpose of our learning' was seriously given tho't, For our majors and our nnnors the professors, aid we sought and looked for se of the way. ln twenty-seven our dream comes trueg the long That brings sadness, since it leads us to a parting CHINC. nior day, VVe've learned to love old Central, her standards of truth and right: Vile cherish the many friendships made, 'neath the red and white. The future lies before usp there is much to do and flare, The four years have equipped us for the burdens welre to share. And where'er our pathway wanders and Whateler the task we do Qur thoughts, Dear Alma Mater, will oft drift back to you. Rl?2'70TI- Collage lm sm?u1'ed his Ph. B. degree. Later Newton attmirlofl the Uni1:oo's'lty of Wl.w:on.wi71, Colorado Ag1'ic11ltu1'al College, and Iowa State University where he secured Page 28 v

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U seniors Ode I0 Sefzzbry june-time is Commencement time, Commencement of new daysg Each flower dons its brightest dress And in perfect loveliness Not moved hx' shadow of distress At Life it plays. Yesf--.lune-time is Commencement time, Commencement of new daysg NVhen Seniors don the cap and gown Their pride is their four-cornered crown And dazed by splendor of renown Their life's 21 maze. Still ,lune-time is Commencement time, Commencement of new daysg But men and llowers alike will learn , . 'lhat every season has its turn Tho, present glories, pressing burn lt's Lifefthat pays. born on 0 farm mfar UHOQIIKI, Wisconsin. The eouniry .school was his delight, but he wmzfezl l7l0l'PfSOIIlf of the bigger things of life. Philosophy tool: his attention and at r Page 27

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PETER KOENEN, A.B. German Meservey, Iowa Meservey High School '23g Glee Club '24 and '25g Intercollegiate Debate '25g Pi Kappa Delta '25, '26 and '27g Home Volunteer, Pres. Home Volunteerg Y. M. C. A. Cabinet '27g Pres. Philos '27g Philo. SOPHIA LAUTENBACH, A.B. History Pella, Iowa Masquers Clubg Pres, Alethiag Alethia. FRED BOSCH, A.B. Greek Pella, Iowa C. A. I. '23g Intercollegiate Debate '25g Pi Kappa Delta '25, '26 and '27g Short Course Instructor '27g Pelican Staff '26g Advansonian. ANNETTE YANDER HART, A.B. History Pella, Iowa C. A. I. '23, Van Howeling Scholar- ship '24 and '26, Intercollegiate Debate '25, Pi Kappa Delta '25, '26 and '27g Alpha Epsilom Sigma '24 and '25, Pres. Delphi '27g Delphi. GEORGE MUYSKENS, A.B. Philosophy Alton, Iowa N. XV. C. A. '23g Excelsior '25, '26g Domestic Mission Essay '263 A. B. Van Houweling Oratory Medal '26g Ass't Editor Ray '27, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet '27, Academy Instructor '27g College Physics Lab, Ass't '27g Track '25g Advansonian. his M. S. degree. Mr. Boggs switched from philosophy, which deals 'ugith causes or ulti- mate realities, to science or facts. Facts are factsf' and thus Newton teaches Biol- Page'29