Iowa Wesleyan College - Croaker Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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Htjpatta SItterarjj TOP ROW—Collins, P. Milligan, Turkington, Wishard, H. Milligan, N. Jacobs, Howard, Walker, Calhoun, Canning, Wray, Printz, Minear. La Breck. SECOND ROW—E. Wilson, Core, Carter, Burrett, Beck, Johnston, Crips, Hasting, Fox, J. Wilson, Jones, Weaver. Saunderson. THIRD ROW—Bond, Lee, Young, Creath, E. Benbow. Wolf, M. Bcnbow, Beman, P. Jacobs, Bloonxjuist, Scoles. BOTTOM ROW—Parr, Snair, Johnson, Weir, Forsythe, Reaney. if r iff Yw2 W

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 rr -X-J SJttrrarij i nnety OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President ...........................Harlan Stone Vice-President .....................Will Campbell Recording Secretary.............................Ed Weston Corresponding Secretary.............Mark Flanders Treasurer ................................Clarence Johnson OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER President ......................Hjalmar Stromberg Vice-President ...........................Clarence Johnson Recording Secretary.........................Warren Huebner Corresponding Secretary....................Russell Barnett Treasurer....................................Henry Dukes Philomathean drew its first breath in the fall of 1858. It had its regular meetings in class rooms until some ten years after its birth when it secured its present commodious hall. Shortly after this they became incorporated and obtained their charter from the state on the fourth of April, 1868. “Philo” has been a very valuable part of the college and can point to a history of peace and prosperity. Its graduates can now be found in every part of the globe, and many are occupying positions of honor and trust, and are beckoning the present Philomatheans onward and upward.

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 Hypatia ICttrrary mrfety OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President ........................Amy Zimmerman Vice-President ...................Gladys Hastings Recording Secretary...............Edith Saunderson Corresponding Secretary................Anita Crips Treasurer .......................Bertha Saunderson OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER President ........................Gladys Hastings Vice-President ....................Emma Bloomquist Recording Secretary..................Mary Creath Corresponding Secretary..............Aenid Beman Treasurer............................Aenid Beman Although a much younger society than any of the other college societies, being founded February seventh, 1890, yet through its persistent efforts and accomplishments, its present enrollment exceeds that of any other literary society in the College. The work being done in this society, as well as the others, is of high order, and is the result of a true literary spirit. “Iiypat,” as Ruthean, found a home in with an older brother, and is now sharing the luxuries offered by the newly refurnished Philo Hall. ST Vx mi