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

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THE 1919 CROAKER —German Chapel, which hasn't been used for a long time. Some day. the college authorities are going to remodel it and make a library out of it. It icill make a dandy library—and of course they will be using it then. Polly always gets in a hurry and literally dragged me from the campus and took me up town. On our way there we passed the—

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THE 1919 CROAKER —Conservatory of Music, which used to be the main building of the old German College. It has been moved somewhere in Missouri, and the buildings left for IVes-leyan. Dr. Rommel, who is at the head of the department, is just a splendid man and I talked a long time with him—but I was scared at first. Talk about ghosts! IVe looked into the cellar of this building and everything ivas full of cobwebs and things. I expected a regular Klu Klux Klan to come out and get us any minute. Just south of the Conservatory is the—

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CROAKER —City Library, which the students use so much. They are there studying all the time and I guess at the first of the year, when a new Dean of Women comes, that the girls from the I lull have to go to the City Library every evening to study. I ivondcr ivhy? Mrs. McKibbin, who is the librarian at the College, had charge here for a long time so that she certainly know's the work.