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

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I f',,l 1'q.L 'NYM it 1' til' g, J I Q 4 1 N I Arthur Adams German Corbitt Rushing-A man deeply de- voted to the ascetic tradition of his church who fervently campaigns against all profanity and back-sliding. Politically, he has made an interesting sythesis of anarchism and the devine right of kings which he uses in his in- vectives against the effete epigones of the New Deal. lean Edge-More people like her would make Wesleyan and the world better. Arthur Adams-knows how to capiti- lize on lost causes: Nazism, Hitler, the Modern Language Department. Dr. William Sasser Music iflol . f.., ,, lean Edge, Play Girl:-loves life, loves people, loves Wesleyan. I love lean Edge! William Sasser-His white tie and tails piano concerts give Wesleyan a badly needed touch of elegame. Richard Kagey seems to have been in theater l theatre, he insists-his only affectationi for two hundred years. Yet he masquerades as a very young man. He has fooled even the census- takers. But nobody that young has amassed that much knowledge of, and that much experience in, the the- ater. lncidentally, prompt him to do dialects. You'll howl with laughter, but you'll also recognize that he has ex- actly rendered enunciations and inflections. lames Hailey-He's always cheerful and outgoing-even at the crack of dawn. Dr. Theresa Vaughan Mathematics, Part time Allen lohnson-one of our best rounded professors-the closest thing that Wesleyan has to a man for all seasons. Lionel Bishop-Bright, visionary, dedi- cated, committed, concerned about student welfare. lack Teagarden-a modern St. George who attacks the dragon of illiteracy with Shakespeare in one hand and Milton in the other. Z0 Helen Matthewsellelen is the kind ot person who should tear h evewom- in the first grade. She is warm and friendly and probably looks al every- one as if she were their mother. She has a big heart and tends to respond to people and situations with her heart before her head. I like that in people. Dr. lack Moore Religion and Philosophy Ll Dr. Arch Sharer, Biology Chairman of the Science Division Madeline Nevins-A dedicated Ultra- montanist whose staunch and heroic stand against an insidious Aggiorni- mento have earned her many papal accolade. Her colleagues treasure her for her constant espousal of a woman's place is in the home philosophy. 25 ' ' il -iravw 'Est' s:':1V - vf'if'-+11-'li 4. -.-Ja. '- .f r. ff' HU M--?.c.,'3, rs .i!'f1:-.svn- Jai Y - 5 '

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