Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Chancellor Carl C. Bracy finds his duties as Chancellor of Wesleyan University a most fascinating job. He feels responsible for the total Wesleyan program and sees his responsibility in terms of the institution. His main interest is his family-his wife and three children. - His favorite pastimes are his music and poetry. Any spare time he has is taken up by speaking engagements, attending an occasional symphony, and keeping up on his reading. ,. ,::,' ' , '5..',.: ..: ,.: M ' ' : X A N y of Chancellor Bracy. Assistant to Chancellor Virgil Welch's activities as Assistant to the Chancellor are mainly off campus, but when at home his hobby is photography followed by an avid interest in football. His principal job for the University is traveling through- out the state raising funds and promoting good will. He enjoys meeting people and making friends for Wesleyan. Perhaps his biggest pleasure is his grandchildren with whom he is tops . This white stucco house at 4929 Huntington is the home

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Dean Of Campu Golf and gardening are the favorite pastimes of Leland Forrest, Dean of Campus. He also enjoys fishing providing there is a hot fire and a good soft mattress awaiting his return. The most enjoyable aspect of his job is directing the students,curriculum to fit their individual personalities and reach their goals in life. He interprets education as a challenge for living and believes that the sheer joy of learning and living go hand in hand . 2 K asf, .,....-v Dean 0i en Contrary to popular opinion, Clinton B. Cass, Dean of Men and professor of mathematics, is human after all. He finds that one of the most interesting aspects of his work as Dean of Men is just sitting down and talking things over with the fellows. Besides golf and hockey. photography rates high on the Dean's list of recreations. He has a secret ambition to take pictures of the faculty when they are off guard . saws .ss fu. H. za os, all 2 .t wat: - ' 5' ' -. , I 4 J '- ef. tiff ' utilise E ft -,V-Q Dean 0E omen Contacts with interesting people, such as students and other associates, constitute the most interesting part of the work of Miss Ethel M. Johnson, Dean of Women and assistant professor of English. In her free time, she likes to travel and take in movies. One of the most disagreeable phases of her job is having to say 'no' to people who want unreasonable per- missionsil,