North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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. 1 i 1 1. .wav 1 u.. . , X Faculty Corbitt Rushing Political Science Rick Watson-A reverse oreo cookie. One who takes the world seriously without being a serious person. Or, more admirably, takes the world more seriously than he takes himself. Mack Sturgill is the campus cosmo- politan . . . His knowledge of geogra- phy-most gained from personal ob- servation-is awesome. And, if ever a man was a born linguist, Mack is. -.,.Q.....4 Don Scalf Physical Education lack Teagarden-Really, underneath the Spanish cape and beret there is a health nut who swims at least a mile per day. r Frances Harrison is one of the most outstanding people I've known. She is well versed in her discipline and has the ability to convey this knowledge to others. She is personally interested in her students and truly puts them first in her teaching. As a matter of tact, this appears to be her philoso- phy of life-putting others first . . . If I had to choose just one adjective to describe her it would be sincere. . - J 4 it il. A fl , I f I sf C. Edgar Stryker Music If you want to know about Allen lohnson, ask Teagarden. From him you'll hear only praise of lohnson's scholarship, magnificence of teaching and humor. And, after all, those men have spent many periods together- here and abroad! Q . ,Nw ci ,'..-fs!-e--443K , 1 i . f x I X n J, Q r X fi Ken Finney History Arthur McCoy seems in some ways to be a hangover from a bygone era. His great interest in jan and the Big Band era is reflected in his attitudes towards his own band. lean Edge-enthusiastically dedicated to her work and to her students, she possesses a generous heart! William Kilgore- I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, and all I ask for is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. il i -.-I il ' I tl . 5 ii! Gary Martin Economics David lones-The mouth of the South! William Sasser-A Beethoven come lately. Henry Funderburk-The Education Departments jim Hailey. Arthur McCoy-Mr. Smooth of the music department. Has an air of cor- fidence and hope for the future of his students. Edward Wiltrakis-A demon on the golf course! ibut not offlj 21 95 I I I . i H1 l r'. 1. 5 1 'r .itz ,, 1. 4 1 va . wf .gif I -1 if-'i' 3 . ,l 'J v lu . I A .A,. G5 :EUC-x' W. - -.., Q v .yt QM. it ,ls if A5 it 6 I 'P . E U .?s. fi fi 1 t 11 f3't rt .-. l -Q 2-fs. ' V vi 5 54 if gs? ul 1 fy' vb' mg.- ,c ,, ffl. 1-tif ' Q3 'I Ire ax 1-'Q me l . I. 1 1 -1 af. '- 4- L5 'a.l .Ha . . .jill I fl .gr .f'. ix-.QH my' ,I Af.- w ra 'i, . .iq Ai 3. je V -'-'TEH 'Yugi 1Yf!f?i'f Lili.- 'f5 Z1j' ,i.1 , ' Y12j.C'tL-A-.Z ,ff-t.:.Q ' .5 , .s'y,x -Z' fr s X - it-:- t I

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r P .-Y' v Y - 'J' ' i I1 , , I Lionel Bishop-WesIeyan's tee-total- ing Beau Brummel. Dr. lohn S. Davis Music Henry Funderburk has a new educa- tional philosophy tor the twentieth centuryg first you get the wagons in a circle. . . Corbitt Rushing- Bully -the rein- carnation of Teddy Roosevelt. lt' x . 9- SI. ,- K -:lt-I 'Ayr 43,:f',.S' Q 4 ' 'TNT 5 Jn' - rv-J 1 .t -i ' g Dr. Rexford Tucker Religion and Sociology The courtly Southern gentleman ot the English department: that's Vance Mizelle. If he ever hurt anyone, it was an accident. On stage and off, he-'s perfectly ingratiating. And the things he knows about our language! Dr. lane Ranney Psychology lames Hailey-the only person who really knows where Moses parked his jeep. s 1 -is Don Scalf's qualitit-s ot smtt-ritx, samt-ness, understandinig, st'll-t on- trol, wit and dependability makt- hint an ideal person with whom lu work llis interests in his distipline and his students blend to make teat hung more than a job to hump rather, it dn - tales his lite style. At tually, he could use a raise in salary! Edward Hester-serious, intense. good-humorecl, down lu earth. Bernard Kaneean enthusiaslit person who strives to teat h through example as well as through suhiett matter. An alive personality, Dr. Wilde is an educator who is highly respet ted across the state ot North Carolina. Every time I tell someone that I teach at Wesleyan College he says Oh, you work with Sim Wilde, clon't you? Not only is he an all-round good guyg he keeps his office immaculate. rx sy X 3 x Q i , A 1 i' We e s..., , r 'vi' ,qu . lk . . ,.-'ww' A- fx , '1 E A 'I Dr. Allen S, lohnson, History, Chairman of the Social Science Division Arthur Adams-widely read, with a curious, inquiring mind, a genuine scholar who is also witty, urhane, al- together delightful-a true gentleman and scholar, Edward Brandt-Population control and genetics is his bag -a vital com- mitment to where the human species is going. lack Moore-He has a dry pokertaced humor that otten catc hes me unaware. limmie Purser-Excellent sportsman. Edgar Stryker-a vent talented pianist, an unusually dedicated teacher who never blows his own horn, Still water runs deep. 23 W i ,frfitlif-'QF' xiii- 4-3, - r.iC-N., 4 , -.Jt.'..f ,, - - ' tgp: v' V ,'1', , ,M1 ,17l5-. 3 . 1j.. , 5' 'rr 1 -4 rr- e- '