Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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Spring: Choir on tour . . . mock Republican Convention with Representative Brock in at- tendance . . . Dr. Alwin Thaler, noted Shake- spearean, came to Wcsleyan as part of Shake- spearean Quatercentennial . . . Greek Week- end was somehow sandwiched into the schedule . . . My Fair Lady students, alumni, and visitors agreed was fair indeed . . . Plans for breaking ground for the Fisher Hall of Science . . . Honors Assembly proved to be a time to remem- ber for many . . . Final Examinations . . . Grad- uation and the end of four years at Wesleyan for those who started as freshmen here in 1960.

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... r Concerts continued: Robert MacDonald, pian- ist, and Marilyn Dubow, violinist . . . Mr. Ugly was Jack Edmonds . . . The Lettermen came to Wesleyan and were as good as they were expected to be . . . Dr. Harry Merrill of L.S.U., who will head Wesleyan ' s English Department next year, read a paper on Machiavelli to interested Wesleyan Scholars . . . Bishop Short and the Trustees had a two-day meeting on campus . . . R. V. Jennings did another television program of the Roundtable . . . And we mustn ' t forget the Debate Tourna- ment in Cookeville . . . This being Leap Year a Twirp Queen was elected . . . sadly the College marked the departure of the Shillings as he went on to work on a doctorate in Administration . . . happily the College welcomed the able new Assist- ant to the President, Jack King ... If you haven ' t already heard about it, get Joe Bowden to tell his dinosaur story. He might even draw a picture for you on the blank space to the left. The Neic Ex- ponent pulled a real April Fooler: can you forget Division I with the Beatle bobs? And what about Mr. McClary burning his Harbrace Handbook! (Confidentially it was really Buzz Beach ' s.) 15

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y The footprints of the Falcon (symbol of student concern ) would not allow a snow of complacency to go unmarred. These marks wherever they appear denote a striving spirit to better our campus and our world. They are on e of the several creative symbols around which Wesleyan students build their college lives. This is the Prologue to The Nocatida, review- ing some of the creative highlights of the past academic year. The pages that follow should be read with our theme always in mind: creativity is the essence of Wesleyan life. Here begins a picture story, A Typical Night in Centennial Hall. ' Haney Howell and Steve Carlson studying? (continued on p. 45) 17