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

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And sometimes — just sometimes Studying is something near joy, when the isolated bits suddenly coalesce the filings fly to the magnet when a pattern, an analogy appears, and understanding occurs.

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from the President One of the greatest forces at Iowa Wesleyan College is the tone of student life on the campus. It is true, as you will attest, that a significant amount of your education is derived from your fellow students and scholarly sources other than the formal classroom. Thus the memories of the prevailing campus atmosphere revealed in these pages will tend to illuminate the educational opportunities which were significant in your life. The memories of this year’s satisfactions derived from the relationship with the members of the college community are in themselves quite sustaining for me--a new president. The office of the presidency has afforded me rich personal and intellectual experiences. If in later annuals we record expanding horizons and diverse experiences they would be the result of continued and even more satisfying interactions with the members of our college family. For all of us let us mark well the events which in later years will recall nostalgically excitement which was our fortune during this academic year. I Wfi.n