Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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As registrar. Miss Winn has the difficult job of keeping each student’s record organized and seeing that grades are reported and recorded at mid-semester as well as at the end of each semester. Among Mr. Peden’s diverse respon- sibilities are handling student accounts and bills, dealing with financial problems, and ad- vising student organizations about the legal aspects of contracts. Wesleyan continues to expand through publicity conducted by Mrs. Eschmann. As a result of her work, Wesleyan and her students continue to be known through- out Georgia and the Southeast. Miss Elizabeth Winn, Registrar Mr. Cameron Peden, Business Manager ADMINISTRATION 25 Mrs. Mildred Eschmann, Director of Publicity

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ADMINISTRATION Besides handling admissions to the college, Mr. Sanders contributes his time, effort, and enthu- siasm to campus activities and student guidance. As chaplain of Wesleyan, Dr. Brown arranges chapel programs which are aimed at creating with- in the students a greater awareness of every aspect of religious life and attempts to help each student adjust to campus life. Dean Lawter de- votes her time and interest to the academic and personal needs of Wesleyannes through individual contact and group effort. In charge of grants, loans, and other forms of financial assistance, Miss Domingos is responsible for providing many Wesleyannes with the opportunity to attend and to graduate from Wesleyan. Miss Alice Domingos, Director of Student A Mr. Allen Sanders, Director of Admissions Dr. Walter Brown, Chaplain

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Miss Catherine Slaughter, Head Librarian Library secretaries: Mrs. Nanaline Burnette, Mrs. Sara Moore, Mrs. Louise Shimmel 26 ADMINISTRATION Miss Tina Roberts, Assistant Librarian LIBRARY STAFF Since 1928, Wesleyan students have enjoyed the Candler Memorial brary with its collection of over 64,000 volumes. However, a grot breaking ceremony on February 23, 1967, marked the actual begin of the construction of the new Wesleyan library to be located beside Candler Memorial and across from Tate Hall. The new construction will be known as Willet Memorial Library in me: ' of Mrs. Lucy Lester Willet, an 1881 graduate of Wesleyan and an standing leader in cultural and educational activities in Georgia. Her Mr. Hugh Willet, of Atlanta, is chief benefactor of the new building Willet Memorial Library will be a three-story structure with a capa. of 125,000 volumes. Similar to other Wesleyan buildings, Willet Lib: will be of traditional Georgian design with a modem interior. One of the more important additions will be individual study can There will also be a smoking room, carpeting, seminar rooms, and f. ities available for use of microfilms and recordings. Candler Library will be used for administrative offices, and the larg reading room will become a museum sponsored by the Wesleyan Alum: Association, housing two murals depicting early scenes of Georgia. Students find the library a quiet place to study.