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

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Lucile Whitney Mt. Pleasant Alpha Xi Delta “Worry and I have never met.” Fred Taylor Hillsboro Phi Delta Theta Hamline; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ’15; Baseball ’13, ’14, ’15; Captain Baseball ’15; Iota Phi. I love the coivs and chickens, and that is the life for me.” Zella Jordan Mt. Pleasant Ruthean Honor lives in unceasing honest toilr

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La Rue Sowers Bloomfield Pi Beta Phi Ruthcan Meddle not with the affections of man. L. Dee Thompson Salem Hamline; Freshman Debate ’14; Assistant Biological Department; Football ’15. His composure is in striking contrast to the turmoil about him Bertha McChord Mt. Pleasant Ruthean “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance John Lodwick Mystic Beta Theta Pi Football ’15 “Willing to fuss, but bashful

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m)t “M” Htne The college bulletin abounds in praise of the faculty, bubbles over in regard to the success of Wesleyan’s athletes or her orators, but never so much as mentions her main attraction—the “K” Line. The Freshman visits it the first Sunday after registration in the fall, and at the time of graduation four years later it will be the last place he leaves after his sheepskin has been awarded. Here all of the picnics of the college have their setting, here science sharks delve into Mother Earth, or lure the unsuspecting butterfly into their nets. Its quietude attracts those of the student body who prefer to go by pairs, and if trees had tongues and rocks told tales many would be the mysteries exposed. Some predict that the future sons and daughters of Wesleyan will shun its velvety shades and seek pleasure in the chug of the auto, but to all who have been under the magic of its sway there will be nothing can take its place. Its smiling rivulet, its cool banks and shade trees will always linger in our memories as sweet incense.