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

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THE 1919 CROAKER College panb Claude Heckman, Director Solo Cornets Harold Eckey Edward P. Rutledge Robert Griggs First Cornets Wayne Peterson Paul Miller Second and Third Cornets Roscoe Eliason Vance Rice Solo Clarinets Mamie Peterson Lee Huston Averill Hammer Harold Glattley First Clarinet Charles Carpenter Second Clarinet Raymond Bartlett Flute and Piccolo Rilea Doe George Lines E Flat Clarinet Harry Wenger Alto Saxophone McCabe Day Baritones Robert Con lee Byron Talbot E. W. Day, Soloist 11 or ns Walter Eye Harold H. Ward Vaughn Long Ray Schafer Trombones Victor Neisw anger Roy Phillips Otto Wilson Lloyd Keith Lelah Heckman Basses Charles E. Shook Andrew Shook Drums Phillip Jones Harold Hayes

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THE 1919 CROAKER PROGRAM )t Concert ®our GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB The Deathless Army . . . . ... . . . . Trotere The Glee Club Violin Ducts: Au Dich ........... Czibulka Dainty Butterfly .......... Loesch Josephine Shearer, First Violin Dorothy Gilmore, Second Violin Little John Bottlcjohn .......... Mason Serenade, Soprano Obligato ........ Neidlinger Miss Gilmore and Glee Club Reading, The Old Man ........ Eugene Field Ruth Schreiner Solo, Love’s Echo .......... Newton Marie Nehre Quiet Hour in Hershey Hall The Glee Club The Dream Robber Lang A Song of Spring Bartlett The Glee Club Reading, The Fresh Air Camp ...... $, . Anon. Ruth Schreiner Quartet, Forget-me-not ........ Giese Dorothy Gilmore, Genevieve Morrow, Ina Shaull, Vera Shipley The Home Fire The Glee Club ITINERARY Mt. Pleasant State Hospital.......... Webster ............................. Barnes City.......................... What Cheer .......................... Winfield ............................ Wapello ............................. Mt. Pleasant ........................ December 18 December 26 .December 27 December 28 December 29 and 30 December 31 ...January 14

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THE 1919 CROAKER Concert program Iowa Wesleyan College Hand February 19, 1918 Claude Heckman, Director Edward P. Rutledge, Cornet E. W. Day, Tenor FIRST PART 1. The Diplomat March..................................................Sousa 2. Souvenir de la Suisse, Cornet Solo ...... A. Liberati Edward P. Rutledge 3. Selection from “Tannhauscr”........................................Wagner 4. Humoresque—Who’s Next..............................Herman Bellstedt, Jr. 5. Slavonic Rhapsody.........................................C. Friedman SECOND PART 6. Sextette from Lucia............Gaetano Donizetti Messrs. Rutledge, Eckey, Heckman, Xeiswanger, Wilson, and Con LEE 7. Barber of Seville—Overture ....... G. Rossini 8. Vocal Solo ........... Selected Mr. E. W. Day 9. The Chocolate Soldier ........ O. Straus Synopsis: Introduction; The Chocolate Soldier; Come, Come, My Hero; Sympathy; 'The Bulgarians; Tiralala; Thank the Lord the War is Over; Falling in Love; Forgive, Forgive; That Would Be Lovely; Dance; The Letter Song; Finale (Come, Come, My Hero). 10. All America—March ....... J. S. Zamecnik Star Spangled Banner