Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Emil Holzhaiek . . . pupil of Roliert Henri and Homer Bom, N. Y.; Beaux An School, N. Y., studied in Ger¬ many; professor in Painting and Drawing . . . genius in his field, friend and interpreter. Ralph Lawton . . . pupil of Wassil Saynoff, graduate of Columbia Conservatory of Music, Artist in Residence in Piano . . . Great musician, versatile personality, outstand¬ ing performer. Elwood ShoELE Roeder . . . B.M., M.M., Assistant Pro¬ fessor of Theoretical Music . . . kindly, genial personality, sympathetic understanding, sense of humor Joseph Makrtz . . . pupil of Carlos de Serrano of Paris, Milan and New York, Professor of Piano . . . Great lover of Chopin, quiet dignity, Wesleyan’s grand old man, a power to make the keyboard live and music an awe-inspir¬ ing treat. Vladimir Zorin . . . Conservatory of Vienna, University of Moscow, Professor of Voice ... a thrilling voice, suave, polished with the glamour of the old world and a courtly manner, eyes that twinkle and chaim that captures. Mr. Zorin 20

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1 Dr. Ai.dkich ami Mr. Domingos Miss Cizauskas and Miss Thom Mrs. Carey Christine Broome, A.B., A.M., Spanish and German . . . ver -utility, a flair for languages, an interest in photography. Martha Kirn, A.B., A. M., French and Spanish ... a great I love for France and its people and language, active inter- I cat in campus activity. J. W. W. Daniel, A.B., A.M., Professor Fmcritus ... a broad I love for history, an interesting way of teaching and making the past live. Mildred Cartledge Carey, B.S., M.A., Physical Education . . . eyes that laugh, a ready grin, a great interest in her field. Milda Cizauskus, B. S., Physical Education ... a western brogue, the Junior sponsor, graceful movements. Dorothy Tiiom, A.B., B.S., M.A. . . . The light and love of the Senior class, swift movements on the soccor field, a broad knowledge of the South American countries. Roy Domingoes, B.M., Music . . . Love for the aesthetic, an active part in the Weslcyen Dramatic Department. Richard L. Aldrich, A.B., A.M. Ph.D., Art . . . Great love for art, kindly interest in his majors. Sara Mack Ivy, A.B., Speech ... A liquid, smooth voice, petite and attractive. Anne Frierson Grii ein, A.B., M.S., Speech . . . Reading her own charming stories in chapel in her beautiful, calm voice, loved for her human kindliness. Miss Broome and Miss Kern Mr. Daniel ...AND THE FACULTY Miss Ivy and Mrs. Griffin 19

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Mown.i. Gwin, B.A., A.M., English and Journalism . . . Versatile Mr. Gwin always handy with a camera or a How of genial wit, a sympathetic ear for student trials or a l it of kindly advice. Remember . . . the ladder of abstraction. Alice Bicknell, B.S., M.S., Botany . . . scientific interest, a love for horses and flying, numerous field trips . . . handy with the puns. Thelma Howell, A.B., A.M., Biology . . . slacks and her little hlack car, trips to the mountains, love for ‘hugology, deep devotion to Tri-K, this means “Doc. Alley McAuley, A.B., PH.D., Biology . , . campus favor¬ ite with his crew cut and saddle shoes, “Lysander in Midsummer Night ' s Dream, an understanding teacher. How and Artiilr Losson, B.M., M.M., Music education... kindly understanding, friend to Wesleyan, fine musician. Aiia Elizabeth Armstrong, B.S.H.E., M.A.H.E., Home Economics . . . interesting conversations, a flair for budgets, the latest hair styles. 21 Mr. Losson