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

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THE 1919 CROAKER

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THE 1010 CROAKER dramatic Club The Dramatic Club organized this year by Mrs. Mary P. Warhurst, instructor in Oratory, has been one of the most successful departments of Iowa Wesleyan. From the first, the club has been a decided asset to the College and its life and enthusiasm has made it very popular. The Dramatic Club started its career by contributing thirty dollars to the Army Y. M. C. A. Fellowship Fund. Directly afterwards, it pledged one hundred dollars in the Wesleyan endowment campaign and at different times plays have been given for the benefit of the Red Cross. Instead of giving a series of farces, Mrs. Warhurst selected three long plays, “What Happened to Jones,” “The Blossoming of Mary Ann” and “Green Stockings”. All of these proved so successful that from now on the Dramatic Club will be an established department of Iowa Wesleyan.

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CROAKER Jflembers of tfje dramatic Club Alden Doud Helen- Osborn Dick Whitney Mary Crowther Ern est N evvqU 1ST I LA Gl-OTFELTY Susie Spees Katharine Firebaugh Robert Payne Paul Sterner Wallace Carpenter Pauline Gilfillan Vera Payne Burdine Coles Lloyd Moats William Perdew Day Newsom Paul Sandmeyf.r J OS E P HIN E VA N DA L L Lois Hobson Lucille Pontius Rilea Doe Lucile Robertson Fred Hyzer “WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES” Cost Jones Lloyd Moats Bishop of Ballarat William Perdew Prof. Ebenczer Goodly Paul Sandmeyer Richard Ilcatherlv Alden Doud Policeman Paul Sterner Superintendent of Sanitarium Robert Payne Indian Day Newsom Mrs. Goodly ...Josephine Vandall Mrs. Goodly’s Daughters p Marjorie J ;... Lois Hobson Cissy Helen Osborn Minerva Susie Spees Alvina, Mrs. Goodly’s Sister I la Glotfei.ty