Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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ADEN ANAWALT FRED E. ADEN,-University Place ATKINSON President Y. M. C. A., President Theophanian Men, Class Play, Varsity Football, Class Debate Basketball, Student Volunteer. Team, Class Qzilokes are the cayenne of conversation and the salt X of life. ETHEL ANAWALT, Fairfield President of Willards,.Wesleyan Staff. Q Ethel, a most sincere and thoughtful girl the Jewels, she's a Pearl. LENA ATKINSON, University Place Glee Club Gf Lena, studious, kind and always smiling With never a thought of others beguiling. , and among E. STANLEY BLYTHE, Allen, Kansas President Peace Oratorical Association, Coyote Staff, Dramatic Club, Class Basketball, Class Play. G Stan1ey, honest, liberal and true, Has many successes coming to him, too. SUSAN BRODBOLL, University Place Theophanian, Orchestra, Class Play, President Senior Class, College Council. ' fI There are lots of things that could be said about her but more that could be said by her. BRADLEY BUCK, Gibbon Everett, Reader in Rhetoric, Class Football, Class Play. f1 Manly, courageous, a Being most rare, We'like him-and for his faults don't care. BLYTHE BRODBOLL BUCK

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Qllmm Miztnrg-1513 1 The class of 1913 first appeared in the Wesleyan halls in the fall of 1909. With our great timidity, our great embarassment, our awkward manner of deportment, we gave little promise of the-great things that were to be done by our brain and brawn in later months and years. And that registration! Can it ever be forgotten? How we stood in line hour after hour waiting for the time to come when we would tell our life history and reveal our highest ambitions to a stranger. But through it all we never loosened our clutches on that cherished High School diploma, showing in this way of what unrelenting material we were made. After the tedious day was over, rumors of class organization were spread abroad. Frick Aden was chosen as the one to pilot us through the trying days of the first semester. It was during this time that the far renowned Fresh- men-Sophomore scrap and flag rush was won. After this, everything passed on smoothly until the close of school. When we returned to Wesleyan in the fall of 1910 we had a little better footing and equilibrium. By this time we had learned to talk glibly and intelligently, even to the Fac-V ulty at times. Our first honor was given us X EDNA THOMAS when we won in the inter-class debate. This 1 President First Semester spurred us onward and honor after honor fell to us that year. SUSAN BRODBOLL The n9Xt year we Were kT10'NVI1 as the Jolly Juniors. And we were not only jolly President Second Semester but brainy as well, for this year We had the business managers of both the Wesleyan Q and the Coyote, winner of the State Oratorical Contest, three of the Nebraska Wesleyan Male Quartette, three of the 'Varsity Debating Team, and two assistant Professors in our class. As we returned to our Work in the fall of 1912 a feeling crept over us, for we realized that for most of us our school days were nearly over. But this fact did not lessen our zeal, for this year we had the honor of having the Winner of the Rhodes Scholarship, winner of the State Prohibition Contest, president of both the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. and many other distinguished people in our class. 4 ' 'E

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CAREY CHAMP CLAFLIN RAYMOND CAREY, University Place Dialectic, Glee Club, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Sec.-Treas. State Peace Oratorical Association. . G Thinker, preacher, philosopher, friend, Wondering, hoping,-for what end? BEULAH CHAMP, Corning, Iowa Theophanian, Dramatic Club, Instructor in Elocution, B. E. Degree, Class Play. fI To all the class you do give life, No shepherdess, but Flora, could bring you strife. MILDRED CLAFLIN, University Place Theophanian, President Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, B. E. Degree, Booster. N lIYou've been with the class, lo, many a year, But has it paid? Oh yes, my -. W CHARLES G. COLE, University Place , e Theophanian, President Vincent Association, Varsity Debating Team, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' II All the king's horses and all the king's men 4 Cou1dn't keep Charles from Boston I ken. VERA COZIER, University Place ' President Tueophanian Girls, Dramatic Club, Dramatic Play, Class Play, Sinac Etoyocs. Q1 Pickles Whose cares fill her with awe Says she needs help, so she's taken on Pa IDA CRAW, Stratton Theophanian, Reader in English, College Council. Q Her face bespeaks Wisdom, 1 But her thoughts go westward. COLE COZIER CRAW ' - S