Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Attentive trustees listen to one of many reports given at each bi-annual meeting. Wesleyan’s trustees meet to decide future policies Mr. Sam A. Banks Mrs. William N. Banks Dr. Richard E. Blanchard Mr. Henry L. Bowden Mr. D. W. Brooks Mr. Millard Camp Dr. George E. Clary Mr. Preston M. Collins Mr. Wm. A. Fickling, Jr. Mr. Wm. A. Fickling, Sr. Mr. Tom E. Greene, Jr. Mr. Kendrick Guerney Mr. Herbert Haley Bishop James W. Henley Mrs. Julian Hightower Mrs. Charles Hinton Rev. William M. Holt Mr. Leo B. Huckabee, Jr. Mr. Frank C. Jones Mrs. Grover C. Jones Rev. Henry H. Jones Mrs. T. F. King Mr. Robert E. Knox Mr. George F. Longino Mrs. Fred Manget Dr. Warren W. Quillian Dr. Jason Shi rah Mr. William P. Simmons Mr. B. G. Smith Bishop John Owen Smith Mr. A. J. Strickland, Jr. Mr. L. M. Studstill Dr. Gordon G. Thompson Mr. Randolph Thrower Mr. Reginald Trice Mrs. Charles Thwaite, Jr. Mr. S. Ernest Vandiver Dr. J. C. Ward Dr. H. Melton Ware Dr. Goodrich C. White Dr. J. Frederick Wilson Mrs. R. D. Woodward, Jr. Mr. L. G. Wright Rev. George L. Zorn The Board of Trustees elects officers and faculty of the col¬ lege, authorizes degrees, regulates college charges and fees, controls all financial transactions, and maintains general authority over all rules and regulations at Wesleyan. Dr. Zorn and Mr. Trice confront and confer with Dr. Strickland during a short break. ADMINISTRATION 21

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ADMINISTRATION.21-29 Trustees. 21 Administrative Offices.22-25 Library. 26 Student Aids. 27 Personnel.28-29 FACULTY.30-48 Physical Education.30-31 Religion and Philosophy. 32 Math and Physical Science. 33 Psychology. 34 Sociology. 35 Education. 36 American Studies. 37 History-Government. 38 Biology. 39 Art.40-41 Languages. 42 Speech and Theatre. 43 English.44-45 Music.46-48

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•t Guidance, friendship typify Administration For the past nine years, Dr. W. Earl Strickland, nineteenth president of the college, has guided Wesleyan’s administra¬ tion. Although his primary concern is Wesleyan s affairs, Dr. Strickland is actively involved in his community, serving as -a member of the Citizens Conference for the Reform of the Georgia Judicial System, the Board of Directors of the Macon Council on World Affairs, and the Citizens Advisory Council of Robins Air Force Base. He is a past president of the Georgia Association of Colleges. Under Dr. Strickland’s auspicious leadership, Wesleyan has greatly expanded its facilities. Plans are now being formu¬ lated to double the size of the Candler Building. Eventually, all the administrative offices plus the alumnae center and museum will be located in this building. Following a fall survey by the New York firm of Marts and Lundy, the Board of Trustees approved Dr. Strickland’s recommenda¬ tion to begin a fund raising effort. When in effect, this pro¬ posal will greatly augment the endowment of Wesleyan and provide increased funds for physical improvements. The in¬ novations of Dr. Strickland’s administration uphold Wes¬ leyan’s tradition of “the Oldest and Best.” Dr. Earl Strickland President 22 ADMINISTRATION