Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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For Who Knows What Tomorrow Brings ...I -

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3533 5535222259 'YL tClockW1se from bottom leftj Jeff Parsons IS tell 1ng us to l1Ve today because everyth1ng that you do IS 1mportant Dur1ng a Chr1stmas p1cture draw1ng 3Ct1V1ty Bob Bohata spends some t1me drawmg holly Jay Clark and son spend a cold afternoon together 1n M1ller Chapel For Dave Jenk1ns We must reflect on the past or the future IS not 1mportant Jeff Ward dreams about the future he looks content perhaps the future 1S not so d1m after all Julla Soukup has the w1nd to her back and the door to the future 1n front of her We hope that you have enjoyed the openlng pages of the 1984 85 yearbook We tr1ed to get as many people as pOSS1ble 1nto the f1rst f1fteen pages, but the fact that we only had one camera and over four hundred students l1m1ted us to the small sam ple of photographs presented so far. On page s1x teen IS the ded1cat1on is lx 1 Q 'L - cc - as . - NN K . . . . . . A 9 - an ' i, I H . . .

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DR. LBERT EL 0 VL.: When speaking of 'service' one name clearly rings out above the rest. For the past twenty-nine years, Dr. Albert Nelson has been giving of himself to help prepare Wesleyan students to become teachers of tomorrow. He is probably the most interesting person on the Wesleyan campus. His stories of being a pilot in WW II and experiences as a small town teacher are not the only interesting aspects of Dr. Nelson. He is also known for his dry wit, sometimes not so funny jokes, being a whiz at trivia pursuit - especially on Kansas history, and his all time famous saying after lecturing for twenty minutes 'but that's neither here nor there.' We ap- preciate Dr. Nelson for what he adds to Wesleyan. We can never repay him for all his service and work at Wesleyan but through this dedication we can show our love and appreciation.