Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Mrs. Laura Barkley Director of Publicity ADMINISTRATION 25 Miss Alice Domingos Director of Student Aid Mr. Allen Sanders Director of Admissions

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Capable administrators manage practical affairs Dr. Walter E. Brown Chaplain Miss Winn, Registrar, has the time-consuming job of record¬ ing each student’s grades, credits, and semester hours. She also sends transcripts to other colleges. Long a member of the Wesleyan Administration, Miss Winn is the dominating figure at registration every fall and spring. As Director of Student Aid, Miss Domingos directs the appropriation of scholarships, loans, and campus jobs. She has been associated with Wesleyan since 1941 and works along with the Student Aid Committee. The Business Manager, Mr. Cameron Peden, is in charge of all facets of maintenance, security, and accounting, as well as the management of the college store and student dining. He is also the college treasurer and administers and budgets funds for campus expenses. Dr. Walter Brown, a member of the Philosophy and Reli¬ gion Department, is the college chaplain and advisor to the YWCA. As chaplain, Dr. Brown is instrumental in the plan¬ ning of chapel programs for the school year. Mr. Sanders, Director of Admissions, evaluates the applica¬ tion of each prospective Wesleyanne on the basis of scholar¬ ship and character and then decides her fate. An ordained Methodist minister, he is the sponsor for the G.K. class. Mrs. Laura Barkley, a former Wesleyanne, is in charge of publicizing Wesleyan’s activities. She also sends notices to local newspapers regarding the accomplishments of students. Mr. Cameron Peden Business Manager Miss Elizabeth Winn Registrar 24 ADMINISTRATION

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Students utilize Lucy Willet Library resources Occupied in May, 1968, the Lucy Lester Willet Memorial Library was made possible by a gift from Mr. Lawrence Willet of Atlanta in memory of his mother, a member of the Class of 1881. The library contains over 70,000 volumes and approximately 360 current periodicals. The Georgia Room holds many rare books and is centered around a 1500- volume library presented by the late Judge Orville A. Park of Macon in 1931 and Treasures of Americana, gifts of the late Mr. Tracy W. McGregor of Detroit and Washington. Many visitors and students find the mementoes of Sidney Lanier, one of Macon’s own sons, most interesting. Mrs. Nanaline Burnett