Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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CHARLES DUNHAM ROSE Professor of Mathematics Ph. B. DePauw Universitiy 1883; A.M. DePauw University 1893; Delta Kappa Gamma. Civil Engineer at the Panama Canal and in Indiana and Illinois; Nebraska Wesleyai 1890. When the wintry winds are blowing o ' er the yet untrodden snow And the sleepy stars are blinking yet on high, Who could call these youths and maidens from their cozy beds to go, Just to learn of worlds and planets in the sky? Prof. Rose. When the laddie leaves the homefolk on his quest for higher knowledge: Who shall teach me? hear him question with a sigh. But the answer comes from many who ' ve already come to college: He who knows the mysteries of x and y — Prof. Rose. When a student on the campus walks with thots a mile away, Murmuring words you cannot understand, Hyperbola, Ellipse, Parabola, you hear him say. He ' s a student of the best man in the land — Prof. Rose. Who is it when the balmy days of early spring draw near. And the meadowlarks each sing a happy lay. Who says, Of pyramids and cubes we ' ve had enough this year, On Friday we ' ll just have an all sneak day? Prof. Rose. Who is it whom the Senior ' s love for wisdom he has taught them? Who is it helps the Freshie green with many a trying problem? Who is it whom we all love for his kind and gentle spirit? He who has a heart so big it can hold us all within it — Prof. Rose. —Ruth Bailey.

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CYRUS VANCE WILLIAMS Head of Department of Botany B.Ed. Peru 1909; A.M. University of Ne- braska 1910. Nebraska Wesleyan since 1910.

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RAY JAMES SCARBOROUGH (jJJ P lUuSeUUl Assistant Professor of Geology and ' Geography ■ - A. B. University of Nebraska 1909; Phi ' Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Nebraska Wesleyan since 1909.