Central Wesleyan College - Pulse Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

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.47 . - -, wg.-.x.v. 4.v,.w.v. , .v..4aV4tafI.v,.V,V,ff.v40'1Vq P U l. S E O F ' 2. 8 A' 'Xb- S 4X'4?4X1C?k'lC4X'4V'X'iX 5 l f, 9 f if si il il 2? E2 gf sl ll g , . gl ? i tl Q . i il SE il E5 ll a gl GILBERT DUDE Edwardsville, Ill. Seminar, Band, '25, '26, '27, 328, Or- chestra, '25, '26, '27, '28, Glee Club, '28: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '28, Chaplain of Goerhenia, '26, Treasurer of Goethenia, '27, Junior Ex, '27. It takes all kinds of people' to make up a class, and Dude helps to balance the frivolity of some of us by his more serious outlook upon life. He has had a well defined purpose all through his college career, has con- centrated entirely upon this goal, and has at all times been consistent in per- forming his duties. Marthasville has been Gilbert's charge for the last couple of years, and he can give eX- pert testimony on road conditions in that vicinity. Dude has 'a girl back in Illinois who, from what we have heard, is going to make a fine preach- er's wife. We wonder if Gilbert will perform another ceremony that -is to take place in Marthasville soon after school is out. 2 MALINDA E. PIETH Warrenton, Mo. Secretary Latin Club, '27, '28, Y. W.,C. A. Cabinet, '25, Latin Play, '27. , Malinda computed the number of miles she has walked going to and from College since she started school, and has found that she could have reached the North Pole long ago if she had started in that direction. She's glad that she stayed here though so that she could be a member of the Societas Classicas and join in all of the Latin Club social functions. Malinda has been the faithful pianist in Sunday School and holds a record for getting there on time that none of us can ever hope to match, While she worked at lVlcCmee's she got an esti- mate of the number of toasted sandwiches students consume, lt wouldn't do to print Hgures. Ma- linda is always good-natured and dependable. SE as if gi if si EE 5 if ei E2 E2 xl 5 Q i 6 X123.?lgQ.QgYls xx, -N-,.x-,. xv. xscb. 7 .amz , f,4gz' ,V ,V ,V ,V ,V X E ,,,,f,,mf,.q,A,?,-g,3-s,:f,a,',-y,,s:-,,,3,-,,,Q ,c-.c-f.?.,Q.a-.ca.N..N.,u.c.r,.c-ff..m,t-e2'v,ff,q4 Twenty-six F5 's 4 Sl gi 7 2 5 9 5 l 2 i 5 l li il r I

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. 1, xp, gg,-QJLQ-,ib.'x74 u. x '2 8 lays' A'vx3'D7'Af05i 4'A' .v,c4d2f,vJav,cQv,NK.v,v4Qi:kVg P U L S. E O F 5' -0' Lx ELENORE G. HAVIGHURST Warrenton, Mo. Class Secretary, '24, '25, StarlStafl', '25, Basketball Squad, '23, '24, '25g Pep Club, '28g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '25g Philo. Elenore hails from the direction of Steinhagen and has acquired that school-girl complexion walking back and forth from the highway every day. lt's no wonder she has such a fund of pep, for she puts pep into everything she does, whether its basketball, tennis, planning parties, or the Pep Club itself. She started with the famous class that began its career at a leap year party four years ago, but she had the good judgment to stay out of school awhile to teach, so that she could join a class with a less iconoclastic reputation. Elenore is one of the few who is gracefully achieving the feat of letting her hair grow. The rest of the girls wish that she'd tell her beauty secrets. ROSALIND M. HOHN Warrenton, Mo. Basketball Squad, '26, '27, '28g Captain of Squad, '28, Board of Oralory and De- bate, '28: Student Senate, '28, Debate Squad, '27g Pep Club, '26, Symphony Orchestra, '28g Girls' Track Champion, '25, '27: Girls' W Club, '25, '26, '27, '28: Die Hoth- zeitsreise, '26, Secretary of Goethenia, '27, Secretary of W. A. A., '27g Senior in Piano. Prom the east to western ind, no jewel is like Rosalind. And so say we of our Rosalind, which might prove to skeptical students of Soph- omore Lit that Shakespeare wrote not for his age but for all time. As manysided as Ganymede, Rosalind has been Captain of the Girls' Basket- ball squad, a fine student, and a grad- uate in music. She plays basketball as -well as she does the piano and earned her good-looking blue sweater this year for having played three years on the college squad. Just before the Principia game, she had the rather doubtful thrill that comes in an ath- lete's career of an honest-to-goodness injury. During that time, she became quite adept with her crutches and was l L it it El at 59 tl Q Sl able to do some quite fancy hops and jumps. Rosalind is as we like her. 5 4 l 5 1 y . Xt.Nr.Q.X.S.Xr. E. wr. w. xmiscb- JV .zf .z0wW ..4r4v..fr.Z'114tr Twenty-eight 7 E. il 7 Sl El l it ll if El ll El ll if il l l Nl l l l 5 l X. A l 4. I A Yi ? Y