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

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THE 1010 CROAKER Mentor Class $lap Class of 1917 “THE MAN FROM HOME” Cast Daniel Voorhes Pike................. Kthcl (Iranger-Simpson............ 'The Grand Duke Vasili Vasilivitch Earl of Hawcastlc................. The Honorable Almeric St. Aubyn.. Coniptesse de Champigny........... Ivanoff........................... Horace (iranger-Simpson........... Lady Creech....................... Mariano........................... Ribierc........................... ........Grant Venell ........La Rue Sowers .....J. Harold Kemble ...Harold McCulCOugh ...Low Eli. D. Thompson ..........Aenid Reman ......Glenn Campbell ........Archie Marsh ........Helen Weaver Clarendon Havinghurst ....C. Wilbur Craver

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THE 1919 CROAKER “GREEN STOCKINGS” Cost Admiral Grice, an old sea dog...................Ernest Newquist William Faraday, a well preserved man of 65........ Alden Doud Colonel Smith, a man of military bearing..............Rilea Doe Robert Tarver, an empty headed swell.................Lloyd Moats Henry Steele, a young man about 30.............Richard Whitney James Raleigh, a man of 35.....................Wallace Carpenter Celia Faraday, an unaffected woman of 29 with a sense of humor Mary Crowther Madge (Mrs. Rockingham)..............................Susie Spees Evelyn (Lady Trcnchard)...........................I la Glotfelty Phyllis (the youngest sister, age 20)..............Burdine Coles Mrs. Chisholm Faraday of Chicago (Aunt Ida) Josephine Vandall

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THE 1919 CROAKER aUotoeen Jfetftftial One of the most enjoyable social functions of the College year occurred on the evening of October 31st when the girls of Mcrshey Hall entertained at an informal party at the old brick house on Main Street. The old stories, which are now and then brought to life, about its subterranean passages and the ghosts of the men, who before the Civil War, used to hurry slaves from their masters to the Canadian borders, did wonders in giving the “spooky” effect to the affair. The decorations were especially appropriate—the latest effects in interior trim—being made up of autumn leaves, tin cans, cow bells, and rattling log chains. Each class put on a stunt, and the sacred rites of bobbing for apples and fortune telling were by no means omitted.