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

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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- '

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