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

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 R. K. ELLIS Dean of the College G. E. KING Registrar - L FRANCES MOSER Dean of Women R. J. HEKEL Acting Dean of Students Stanlp.y B. Niles. President On the walls of the Union Station of Chicago you will find the following very suggestive message. “To sanctify our war dead by wringing out of victory the last full measure of their sacrifices; to assume the awful humiliation of our war imprisoned until we bring them liberation; to raise our holy flag from such ground as it may have touched in the first inning of the fight; to make the battle worth more than death; to either wear a uniform or to make the same amount of sacrifice that goes with a uniform; to know the end; to find the way; to encompass the strain and resist any temptation to slacken the pull; to be in one person the whole United States of America: to live its ideals; to reflect its glories and its purity on friend and foe alike — in these goals lies the end of bewilderment and waiting. There is one sentence in this unusual message which strikes me with peculiar force. It is “to be in one person the whole United States of America; to live its ideals; to reflect its glories and its purity on friend and foe alike”. I like this sentence for it imposes not only my thought about our responsibilities as citizens of the United States but also as students and alumni of our own beloved Alma Mater. We arc Wes-lcyan. Its hopes, its ideals, its future resides in us. If it is great it is because we are great. If it fails it is because we fail. Let us take courage and renew our determination to hand its torch on to later generations undimmed. W. E. 'SMITH E. G. FLIGG JUNE HEATON Trcasurcr'Busincss Manager Public Relations Public Relations ADMINISTRATION [8]

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FACULTY Like most institutions of learning, Iowa Wesleyan may claim distinction in several respects. And we, the students of her halls, believe that one of the outstanding distinctions of the college is her fine faculty. Both the lives of our faculty and our own lives are so enriched by the experiences of Campus life as we enjoy them day by day. Our characters are molded, our entire sojourn on earth is blue' printed as we come into contact with the brilliant minds of our professors, and we shall realize the importance of those brilliant minds as we go on toward the final goal. HARRY JACQUES, Biology R. K. ELLIS, Economics ELSYE TASH SATER. English E. J. VANDAGRIFF, Speech (not pictured) GORDON SCHILZ, Social Science JEAN MORROW, Biology HERBERT TAG. Education S. W. HOCKETT, Chemistry BELA ROZSA, Music GERALDINE RISTINE. Music EMILY JACKSON, Music W. E. SMITH. Band OLAH CRANE. Home Economics G. E. KING. Mathematics OLAN G. RUBLE. Physical Education ROGER MORROW. Physics STANLEY B. NILES. Religion C. O. STROHL, Religion W. H. HERRMANN. Social Science R. J. HEKEL, Social Science DANA BRADEN. Foreign Language FRANCES MOSER. Business Administration MRS. ROBERT SHEPP. Typing, Shorthand MARIANNE TRITZ Nurse [9]