Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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SEATED: Frank VV. Needles, instmctor :ind advisor to the group, Ruth Ulhriek, Lois Brent, Carol YVahlstrorn, and Barb Bayliss. STANDING: Bill Sehounml, Betsy Woodman, :uid Bill Woodward. DELTA PHI DELTA This national honorary fraternity gives recognition to those juniors and seniors, who are outstanding not only in the field of nrt, but who also inaintzun at high scholastic average in the liberal arts school. .... xl Every spring the Delta Phi Delta group holds un auction. This auction gives the students un opportunity to sell some of their work. Half of the proceeds go into the Purchase Fund, with which the Art Sehool buys za. professioluml paint- ing for its collection once at year. This also gives other stu- dents, as well as towns people, it ehnnee to buy work for their own collections. Joe Vernon, junior in the school of Drama, shows his talents as an uuctioneer. 22

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Mr. Brian is well known in the state of Illinois for his work. This year Mr. Brian sold thirty of his prints to the GOV6'1'U1IlEE1Tt to be hung in Eiubassies and Consulates tll1'OUgl1Ol,lt the world. Assistant Professor of Art. FRED B, BRIAN, B.F.A., M.F.A.g THE ART CENTER FRANK W. NEEDLES, JR, B,F.A., M.F.A.g Inst1'ucto1' in Art. Mr. Needles is completing his first year with the Wesleyan Art Departincnt as an illSt1'l1Ct01' in CO1H1UQ1'C'l21l Art, and is at COI1lll1Cl'Cl2ll artist in his own right. 21

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1 1 L w E W 3 RAY FRENCH, gallery Speaker at this YGHIJS Purchase Exhibition, dispusscs one of the paintings in the exhibition with RUPEll'1' IQILGORE, D1l'6Ci'Ol' of the School of Art. XVILLIAZNI W,xuTM.vxN studies one of his paintings as he prepares to hang his Senior Show. KNO this is not ai monk before the aItar!D 23