Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

. 7' - vi? JY Q14 Q . r C' Qi' ei'-g 91 3 . 1 'Q lr ,fly -Af 5 'P 571 gif' 511 i' ' S A .. on CLASS our '46 To WESLEY . . IN SGRATEFUL ACKNOVVLEDGMENT OF HER LASTING INFLUENCE AND WITH BEST VVISI-IES FOR HER FUTURE SUCCESS, WE, THE SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OF '46, DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO VVESLEY JUNIOR COLLEGE Two happy years we've shared together In these brigllt halls of leamingg Tlmfouglz work and play, tlwough books and friends TfVe've made her spirit ours. 4? f EBq?S7 agwa 5 J XVW4 Wd Jin 'I r C X v SA Q' fx si X 4 gb lx I ' ,I p ' f I 7 1 I Wi age 5 r K Qu QQLLEGE. Q? A1-7' C7 'C--' Z, Lsgtvgv wmv 1873 cn 'OL 5 CSO 5 5 - ' D1 ,Q.., i 51 --fQsg ' 1,15 ,urnnvm H H 1 ,,,uW,, W f N N, H, , Ln ww, uw m 1 ww ' gig . mmw,Ng,..H1Y an l iNi 4ff X w m f3U PRESIDENT O. A. BARTLEY my . 7 U 1. 1,- -M A- -- - -b-M-A-.,x,-,f Q ., .QTM1 un... . . 759afQ,?f,.,w59 k, L. l x 1, V M DE.'XN CARRIE E. W' ALTER STUDENT CCDUNCII. IIACU LTY C. STANLEY LOWELL, B.A., M.A., B.D. Bible HAROLD ERWIN SHAFFER, B.A., LITT.M. History and Psychology NIARGARET STOCKTON STOREY, B.A., M.A. Voice, Choir, Theory V11Rc1N1A VVALLS Registrar CARRIE E. WA1:r1aR,, L1TT.B., M.A. Dean of Women and English MEMBERS CYIUL EDWARD ABBOTT, B.A., M.S., PH.D. Nfathematics and Science NIUKIEL BAILEY, B.S. Physical Education 'THEODORE BERGER Violin GLORIA HUGHES COLBURN, B. of Music Piano, Theory JEANNETTE RUTH HERRRIAN, B.S. Librarian, English EDGAR W. BUCHANAN, B.S., M.S. Economics M. CAROLINE Bunn, B.A. Piano, Organ, Harmony LOUISE W. FRANTZ, B.S., M.S. Secretarial Science JOHN M. KELSO, B.A., M.A., B.D. Latin, German, Spanish KATHLEEN POWELL, B.A. Secretarial Science Q XFV4: W 14:5 193- h mn ,, C f V 5: IP , xx ' ' sl' lx Q -1 95 - f I -7 I f :Iv HA 1 ' Q 'J X o 9 fi 8 NBS .ff ig 1 lg 3 'gf ,f '5- Wy? 1? i J W W E J H ...,. ., zz-zfL -- ' , -P.. 3 1 M ' K -.54 ..,. -:z . 5 ' ffiwwrgi iwf A .. fy - E+ , M, 43. A 'Z':3':g:P1 12, -- g W, ,, 5: L, A if sm, If 27 V- in 2. , fag, '-52. 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' ARTS AN-D SCIENCE l iii Wg An all-round college girl . . .lets herself go . . . affable . . .responsive . . . at home anywhere . . . has a positive plan for a sailor named Gene. Hockey '45-'46 . . . Basketball '45-'46 . . . Wesley Pretenders '45 . . . Wesley Echo '45-'46 . . . Eukairia '46 . . . Social Committee '45, l i FAITH ADELE BRAIGER PQ'kclz01f' , WILMINGTON, IJELAWARE 3 A.A. ,, 1 ARTS ANWD SCIENCE Witty repartee . . . a boogie-Woogie expert . . . independent . . . care-free with a humorous streak...happiest when hreezing off for a good time. Hockey '46 . . . Basketball '46 . . . Choir '45 . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Eukairia '46 . . . Wesley Echo '46 . . .Wesley Pretenders '45. ANN ERD MAN COLEMAN A 11-nie CllES'l'liR'l'OWN, MARYLAND A.A. PRE-MUSIC EDUCATION Small and vivzicious . . . dancing brown eyes . . . claims music and Bob as her only loves . . . spontaneous laughter which is often contagious. Vocal Ensemble '4-5-'46 . . . Wesley Student Fellowship '46 . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Choir '45-'46. PAULINE ROSE DAVIS Davis WILMINGTON, DELAWARE A.A. PRE-INTEDICAL Makes spring 21 year-round sez1son...z1n ar- dent sports enthusiast . . . invincible . . . practi- cal . . . craves banznni splits . . . third-Iloor nurse, aspiration-lvI.D. Wesley Echo '45-'46 . . . Eukairia '46 . . . Basket- ball '45-'46 . . . Hockey '45-'46 . . . Wesley Pre- tenders '45 . . . Hiking Club '46 . . . Swimming Instructor '45. PAULINE ELLINGSYVORTH Angel BRIDGEVILLE, IDELAXVARE A.A. PRE-TEACHING Conscientious student . . . Il bit on the shy side . . . angelic . . . has 21 lovely solo voice . . . tactfnl and docile . . . perfect future school teacher. Choir '45-'46 . . . Vocal Ensemble '45-'46 . . . Wesley Pretenders '46 . . . Wesley Echo '46 . . . Wesley Student Fellowship '46 . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Honor Roll '45-'46. ii if ltwfgs. L, ,sf i. it 'bw ROSEMARY FELL Mamie No'rr1NoHAM, PENNSYLVANIA A.A. PRE-MEDICAL Fresh and bright as the first eager crocus . . . studious . . . radiates friendship . . . optimistic . . .favorite diversion-dating T. A. Choir '45-'46 . . . Vocal Ensemble '46 fone se- mester, . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Eukairia '46 . . . Wesley Pretenders '45 . . . Wesley Student Fellowship '45 . . . Dormitory 'Council '45 . . . Hockey '46 . . . Hiking Club '46 . . . Honor Roll '46. ETHEL LOUISE HARRISON Five Bucks ' EASTON, MARYLAND A.A. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Songbird of Wesley . . . a sure cure for the blues . . . luxuriant brown wavy hair . . .non- chalant . . . glamorous . . . believes variety of men is the spice of life. Wesley Pretenders '45 . ..Vocal Ensemble '45 . . . Choir '45-'46 . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . May Court '46, PRISCILLA JEAN HAWKINS Pr-is VVILMINGTON, DELAWARE A.A. Aizrs ANWD SCIENCE. A typical college student . . . has a sunny dis- position which spreads warmth ...an ace at solitaire . . . Hnds navy men fascinating. Transferred to Wesley from University of Delaware . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Choir '46 fone semesterj JEANNE LUCILLE JONES jonesey MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE A.A. 'PRE-lNIUSIC EDUCATION One of the four music maestros of Wesley.. . adept at the organ . . . companionable . . .ex- cellent accompanist...has keen intuition... ambition-to be a farmer's wife. Choir '45-'45 . . . Vocal Ensemble '45-'46 . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Hockey '45 . . . Wesley Student Fellowship '46 . . . Dormitory Council '46 EDITH GERTRUDE KELLEY Kelley PRESTON, NIARYLAND A.A. SECRETARIA L SCIENCE Generous . . . a loyal friend . . . has agile lingers in the field of music...goes in for knitting during spare nlotnents . . . reveille-her pet hate . . . makes everyday life interesting. Choir '45-'46 . . .Vocal Ensemble '46 . . . Mixed Chorus '46. FLORENCE VERONICA PEARCE HFIOH MILFORD, DELAWARE A.A. SECRETARIA L SCIENCE Always the same, laughing and sociable . . versatile . . . has a natural attractiveness . . . poised . . .a capable leader, well versed in the art of living. Dormitory Council '46-President . . . Ensemble '45-'46 . . . Mixed -Chorus '46 . . . Choir '45-'46 . . . Eukairia '46 . . . Red Cross Instructor's Swimming Certificate '45 . . . May Queen '46. 11 1 I . I , ' 111'1114:,,,- W l I I 1 I l i 4 . 11,,.t1s 1-'.,,1s1 1 V, V C 1- .1 11S?',y1X 11 I li 41 111 151:11 111 1 11 E1 I-1-, 111 -wr'IF 11y 5 ' HIM iiiiggtitr , RMA, . , aw.. 1 11 1 1?'er1I1 V111 . 11 11s1.fQIt 11 -I, .11 ,LY 11 111WMJtm 111 ,,I.,,,5gi5,re A 4 is 'iii lf WW Q' J l -2, Y. il I 5 1.,, 4 is NAN VIRGINIA RITTENHOUSL Ginge1 ' NORTIIIEAST, MARYLAND A.A. PRE-MEDICAL Refreshing as a cool breeze on a summer's day . . . dependable . . .loves athletics and dancing . . .serene yet affectionate . . . men find her an ideal companion. Hockey '45-'46 . . . Basketball '45-'46 . . . Wesley Pretenders '45 . . . Eukairia '46 . . . Dormitory Council '46 . . . Social Committee Chairman '46 . . . May Court '45-'46. DOROTHY LOUISE SCHOLZ Dottie WIIITE PLAINS, New Yoiut A.A. ARTS AND SCIENCE Pursuit-to keep apace with 1ife...rnischie- vous . . . happy-go-lucky . . . can't understand this crazy Delaware weathet- ...has a par- ticular weakness for food. Transferred to Wesley from Linden Hall, Lititz, Pa .... Hiking Club '46. FAUSTINA WHITE TAYLOR ,.Tina,, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA A.A. ARTS AN4D SCIENCE Mo1nmie to a two-year old . . . the only Mrs. of the sophomore floor . . . winning smile . . . congenial to everyone . . .has a gift of gab . . . ranks tops as a student. Transferred to Wesley from Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn .... Hiking Club '46 . . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Swimmer Red Cross. Swimming Certificate '46...Honor Roll '46, ED WIN CHARLES THOMAS A pplesu Dovxztz, D1zLAwA1uz Aux. PRE- M INISTERIAL The lirst male to graduate from W. J. C .... genuine . . . sincere . . . exerts dynamic person- ality . . . good mixer . . . has an eye on the future . . . already successful in his Held. Basketball '46 . . . Dormitory Council '46 . . Mixed Chorus '46 . . . Hiking Club '46 . . VVesley Pretenders '46, ELISABETH LUCILLE TOMLINSON Tommie DOVER, D1aLAxvAR13 A.A. ARTS AND SCIENCE A plus rating in personality . . :overflowing with energy . . . alert . . . at hearty sports fan . . . cooperative and jovial . . . has a way of getting the most out of everything. Hockey '45-'46 . . . Honor Roll '45 . . . Wesley 'Pretenders '46 . . . Red Cross Instructors Swim- ming Certificate. CORRINE SARA WEBB Kri11 Fnnizkfmstxuncz, MARYLAND A.A. Mfrs .win scumcta Something of the sturdiness of rock-bound Maine . . . natural literary nack . . . impenetra- ble . . . possesses at quality of get-up and go. Choir '45-'46 . . . Wesley Echo Editor '46 . . . Wesley Student Fellowship '46 . . . Eukztirizt '45 -Editor '46 . . . Xvesley Pretenders '45-l'resi- dent '46 . . . Hockey '46 . . . Mixed Chorus '46. tt Q ft., ' S.. . 631,52-'SU5' A. t A i 'fbit -7 - - V, nf, -,,5.,Q3,.,,5im7,Hm3tt:, ,tv -to fi M RM24 1jf?..15a': L7m!Nlt'tmffj'RW' lyk-LH! V, in aplfsl tt 'wt ,,!jQ1g 'fx tt tl 'Nt' Nt - t. 3!,Qt fi2stt y,,,tffgt:iti,,.f5f 7 -L L- Q 'X ll? ,ml I ig, - if -tt, I --my ,lust 2 . i S , S . ' ', , A 'E ' i . K H . 1 SL.: . - ,A . 4 1 4 ' 1 'ig- 15-Z., ft. I ' 1 Xe' '-aff .-'-' : V - 1:5 , M ,, . , . 4 ,Q y it e I ,,t.,, - V it 4 ef 51 - 4 t Viv I ,W N, , , X 1' w'!' sf':. tl,,s1,',,'t', , reset,-,..tfffffg-K tg? -,N t we ' fwsettfe- -msn, W, 5- '- ' 2 t',.gQ fy' W wr '- .lt t ,J W -it W t i IL wi ' ELEANOR ELIZABETH WILFONG Y i NIEIIHOTU WILMINGTON, DELAWARE A.A. GENERAL Calm and reserved, yet unbelievably firm and ethical. . . A red head with a mild disposition ...Absorbed in Willard and religious work. We Dormitory Council '46 . . . Wesley Student ate Red Cxoss Swimming Cel tificate -16 I: H H mam Fellowship '45-:President '46 A. . .p Intermedi- III H ,N If 'H m'u ' 'I :ui ' . - . I li II I, lil I' ' ' ' is ' N, nfl, liII1lllmlwllygggksiii N ' .II - WVR CLARA MARIE BROWN gm.,.m 5: Brownie FELTON, DELAWARE ONE-YEAR STENOGRAPI-IIC TRAINING Eflicient in secretarial science . . . amiable . . . orderly . . . develops close friendships . . . a manner appreciated most by those who know her best. . . one of the farm girls who prefers the crowded ways of life. Honor Roll '46 . . . Eukairia Typist '46. L..-....a., - if AE I.. Iwugij' ,ei lf 1 CLASS GVLL7 H? W Left ln right: fsenlezlj Phyllis O'Day, Lula Pardee, Ruth Austin, Hazel VValls, Marie Brown, Edward Pindcr, jr., Marian Keeler, Peggy Deibler, Rosann Wohlfarth, Jane Day, Jeanne Book. fS6l.'UIICI rowj Bryan Bailey, -lane Sprenkle, jean Swann, Jane Swann, Gayle McDowell, Dorcas Crump, Mary Ellen Kirk, Eileen Latter, Theresa Whitlock, Edna Layton, Gwendolyn Cleve, Lois Lally, Willard Robinson. fTlIil'I1 mail Christine Hopkins, Rae Fell, Shirley Schaeffer, Lila Chason, jesse Baker, Douglas Lowe, Beatrice Golclshorough, Goldie Kertiles, Frances Rice, Betty Wootten, Norris Meredith. Left to -riglzk fSeatedj Carolyn Harbaugh, Louise Bloth, Lucy David- son, Lorraine Crockett. QSecond rowj Donald Gladden, Cecilia Bel- grave, jack jarrell, Connie Warren, Evelyn Parker. QTliird rowj Willard Knotts, Virginia Lyudall, Manuel Azpurua, Hilda Wiley, Charles I-Ioldway, Weldon Kizer. OTHER IVIEMBERS - CLASS OF A bsent from picture above JACK JARREL CONNIE WARREN EVELYN PARKER LUCY DAVIDSON Entered Second Semester: XVILLARD KNOTTS VIRGINIA LYNDALL MANUEL AZPURUA I-IILDA YVILEY CHARLES HOLDWAY VVELDON KIZER DONALD GLADDEN CECILIA BELGRAVE CAROLYN I-IARBAUGH LOUISE BLOTH LORRAINE CROCKETT IZIQESHMAN Cl-IIQCDNICLE eaford - Wilmington - Federalsburg - Dover - Georgetown - Calvert - Harrisburg - from all these and more came the class of '4'7. Up the endless stairs to awaiting roommates we came as shy freshmen, eager to Hnd out what college held for us. In the spirit of friend- liness characteristic of Wesley we were wel- comed by everyone. Before we were considered an ofhcial part of Wesley, the sophs, true to tradition, put us through the much-dreaded rat week. First the mad rush downtown, flustering all of Dover, and the haphazard purchasing of horrible two- inch green ribbons, gay colored stockings, and other ridiculous articles. Then long before dawn the unmerciful awakening as scheming upper classmen escorted us to the pajama reveille of rat exercises on the campus. Fi- nally the week of obedience ended, not with- out sighs of relief. Class organizations were formed at the first of our serious meetings. To the Student Coun- cil were elected-Lula Pardee, jane Sprenkle, and Evelyn Parker. Members representing the Freshmen Class in the Religious Council were Rae Fell, Connie Mfarren, Lila Chason, and Willard Robinson. Other classmates, Shirley Schaeffer, Jesse Baker, and Eileen Latter were chosen for The Wesley Echo's staff. Numerous changes took place at the begin- ning' of the second semester. Lula Pardee left us to become a lucky bride. To fill her vacancy in the Dormitory Council Jane Swann, one of our mischievous twins, was elected. Also Lois Lally, Dorcas Crump, Rosann X'Vholfarth, and Frances Rice left our ranks. And new fellow- lfllesleyans were welcomed: Manuel Azpurua, Charles Holdway, Don Gladden, lfVillard Knotts, Howard Kizer, Cecilia Belgrave, Hilda VViley, Carolyn Harbaugh, Lorraine Crockett, Louise Bloth, and Virginia Lyndall. At the half-way mark Marie Brown was our only Honor Student. We were proud to help establish a more successful athletic schedule for Wesley. In our memories will remain the spirit arousing games of hockey, basketball, and softballg the pep-rallies, and the cheer-leading. Also we are equally proud of our classmate, Eileen Latter, who was behind this sports program. Encircled dates of our calendars included our extended Christmas vacation which was due to the influenza epidemic, the scavenger- hunt party, and the formal Valen-tines Dance with the NAPS as guests. And not to be forgot- ten were the many personally encircled dates. Now at -the end of our freshman year we sincerely hail the Sophomore Class. fr? A2 ga in Mig, aj 6 wx Q Q' J' ni A ' ip 2 G F , . 6 ,., C In 'Q 'N MEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL L. Left to -right: Willard Robinson, ,Edwin Thomas, jesse Baker, President Bartley President .,... ................ , JESSE BAKER Vice-President ...,............. EDWIN 'FHOMAS Secretary-T1'easm'er .,.,..... XVILLARD ROBINSON Faculty Adviser . . . . . DR. O. A. BAR'i'l.1cY WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL Left to right: fseaicdj jane Swann, Florence Pezlrce, Jeanne Jones. fSlIL7'Iflll'lg1 Evelyn Parker, jane Sprenkle, Dean Walter, Virginia Rittenhouse, Eleanor Wilfong fnhsentj. President . . ..... . . . . ...,. FLORENCE Pumice Vice-President .. . .... JEANNE AIONES 4 Faculty Adviser . . . THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT of VVesley junior College functions through the men's and women's dormitory councils. These councils meet regularly to discuss current dormitory problems and to seek effective action, to exe- Sem'el'm'y . . . . . . . ...... . ELEANOR XVILFONG Treasurer ......., .... V IRGINIA RVITEN HOUSE DEAN Cmuuii YVAIIICR cute all dormitory rules, and to plan the num- erous social activities. The aim of this group is to promote democratic living among the students. Qualities of leadership and citizen- ship are developed through these organizations. we s an 'qua ms wwe wx.: WEB as an ,xx In .WGBH mess ages w m mm . 'EW an -H .se ses: x is m rr, Hams-Q me is. is up H. is Left to right: fbottom rowj Ann Coleman, Eleanor Wilfong, Rae Fell. fT0j2j Jeanne Jones, Corrine Webb, Willard Robinson, Lila Chason, Pauline Ellingsworth Qabsentj, Connie Warren WESLEY STUDENT FELLOWSHIP President ....... . . . ELEANOR WILFONCJ Vice-President ........ .........., R AE FELL Remrrflivzg SUL'7'lffll7'y .... ......,., J EANNE JONES C07'7'8SfIU7Ifli7I.g ,Secretary . . . . , l'AULINh1 E1.LINc:swourH Treasurer .....,..............,.......,.,. LXLA Cl-IAsoN Committee of I-Vorslzip and Evangelism .. . CORRINIC Wlmn Committee of Community Swrfice ....... CONNIE WARREN Commimfe of World F'l flf7'IIl.Yhl'1l ...... XfVIl.I,.ARD IQOBINSON Committee of Recreation . .. Faculty Adviser ....,..... RELIGION has a delinite place in every Wesley- an's life. Through the Mfesley Student Fellow- ship a broader spiritual experience is gained at Wesley. This organization is in charge of Sunday afternoon vesper services and weekly ....... ANN COLEMAN Mus. GLORIA COLBURN informal dormitory worship. A new responsi- bility has been the student chapel periods each week. The W'.S.F. functions within the Penin- sula Conference under the program set up for college youth by the Methodist Church. Left to right: fseatedj Corrine Webb, Pauline Ellingsworth, Goldie Kertiles, Shirley Schnellier, Pauline Davis. fsllltllliilgy Mr. Shutter, Carol Borer, Eileen Latter, Adele Braiger, jesse Baker THE WESLEY ECHO Editor-in,-Chief . . . flssociate Editor . . . Sojzhonmre Editor . . . Freshnzaiz Editor .. Social Editor ....,.,.. . Assistant Social Editor .... Sports Editor .....,... Business Manager ........ Assistant Business Illanager Faculty Adviser ......... . THE COLLEGE NEYVSPAPER, a true echo of the life at VVesley, is published six times during the year. For those interested in journalism, an excellent opportunity is given to learn what goes on behind the scenes of a newspaper. . . . . . Coiuums VVEBB . . . Gotnnz KEu'1'iLEs . . . ADELE BRAIGER .. . JESSE BAKER CAROL BORER PAULINE ELLINGSWVORTH . . . . . . . EILEEN LA'i'1'ER . . . . . . . PAULINE DAVIS . . . SHIRLEY SCHAEEFER . MR. H,uzoi..n S1-IAEEER The Echo presents in its issues everything from campus scoops, sports, and dorm news to creative writing. The publication is an expres- sion of Wesley in action-the voice of her students. gfgsimm +1 fg MM I QKEWM H My M is , Iss ,ws :nm HQHWI Lcfl to right: fsealetlj Carol Borer, Corrine Webb, Phyllis O'D:1y, Florence Pearce. fsflllldihllgj Pauline Davis, Virginia Rittenhouse, Miss Frantz, Adele Braiger, ROSCIHIITY Fell THE E-UKAIRIA Editor-in-Cl11'ef .....,........ ...... C ORRINE Winn: Plzotograplzy mul Printing Eclilor . . . ADELE BRAIGER Litemry Eclilors .,.. ROSEMARY FELL, CARQL BORER Procbttction Eclilm' ........, Freslmmli Ezlitm' .. Business JWQTZIIQCT ....,..,.. . . . . . FLORENCE PEAIICE . . . . .. PI-Ix'LLIs O'DAv VIRGINIA RI'I'l'ENI-IOIISE Assistant Business Manage-r ........ PAULINE DAX'IS F ncul ty A cl 'l!I.Slf1' ....,. TPIE EUKAIRIA is for everyone, but more es- pecially for the graduates. It is the one tangible symbol of the friendships, the activities, the organizations, and the studies which made up .. Miss LOUISE FRANTZ their life at Vlfesley. It is the combined efforts of the upper elassmen to tell their story. It is the lasting record of their two years at Wesley Junior College. 1 Left to right: fboltom rowj Dorothy Scholz, Calvin Storus, Rosemary Fell. fMic1dIej Rue Fell, jane Swann, Douglas Lowe, Pauline Davis. fTopj jean Swann, Dr. Abbott, Hazel Walls, Mary Ann Zimmerman. ffibsenlj Edwin Thomas, jack JZ'l1'l'Cli, Connie Warren, Tina Taylor THE HIKING CLUB President . . . , , . JACK JARRELI. Secretzrry ,..... . , CONNIE WARREN T'reasu.1'e1' ,...... ,....... R AE FELL Faculty Spomo-r ..., DR. Cvlul. Amso'rT THE HIKING CLUB, organized by Dr. Abbott, is the most recent addition to Mfesley's activi- ties. The club is open to any Wesley student. The purpose of this organization is to bring together all those interested in hiking for pleasure or in observing outdoor life. For many, a Saturday afternoon hike is a welcome relaxation. The official uniform of the group is jeans and plaid shirts. One trip which the club took was to Bower's Beach where they explored along the shore. The group also Went to the bird sanctuary at Bomb Bay Hook. E . if is nz B if Left to right: fszfaterl on floorj Mary Ellen Kirk, Betty Wootten, Corrine Webb, Phyllis O'Day. fOllI!?'l'.S' seatrfdj Elisabeth Tomlinson, Pauline Ellingsworth, Edna Layton, Willard Robinson, Calvin Storus, Beatrice Goldsborough, Shirley Schaelfer, Gwendolyn Cleve. fSffl11CH71gj Dean Walter, Douglas Lowe. ffl bsenlj Lucy Davidson, Connie YVarren. fSeL'o1zcl Senzeslerj Lorraine Crockett, Charles Holdway, Edwin Thomas, Eleanor Wilfong. THE WESLEY PRETENDERS President ....... Vice-President . . . Secretary ...... . . . . . Commun YVIEBB .. NfARY ELLEN KIRK . . . . . , . P1-1YLL1s O,DAY Treasurer .................. DOUGLAS LOWE Faculty Instructor . , . . T1-us YEAR the Mfesley Pretenders has been or- ganized into a regularly scheduled class, which not only gives the members an opportunity to display their own dramatic talents but also to learn techniques in acting, directing, staging, and producing. The Pretenders have presented DEAN CARRIE W ALTER plays to local organizations and have made sev- eral trips to see dramatic productions. The outstanding one-act plays have been Sup- pfressed Desires, The Happy journey, M anikin and Minikin, Life Tflfith Rodney, Ashes of Roses and Dust of the Road. :.w:a Left' to righkflmttom rowj Pauline Ellingsworth, Florence PC21l'CC,J1ll1C Day ffirsl SUI7lE.'SfGl'2. fdlirlfllej Ann Coleman, Mrs. Col- burn. fTo,bj Goldie Ker- tiles. fflbsenlj Rosemary Fell fsecond scmeslcrj 'QT' -hx... Left to right: flmtlom rozuj Lulu Pardee, Rae Fell, Mrs Colburn, Goldie Kertiles, Ann Coleman. fzlliddlej June SW2ll1ll,J1lllC Day, Lila Chason, Jeanne Jones, Betty Wootton, Marian Keeler, Rosemary Fell. Mary Ann Zimmerman, Pauline Ellingsworth, Mrs. Storey, Florence Pearce, Corrine Webb, Edith Kelley, Ethel Harrison, Jenn Swann, Theo Cather. fflbsevzlj Lucy Davidson, Evelyn Parker, Theresa Hihitlock fsecond seineslerj Jeanne Book, Virginia Lynclall, Priscilla I-Iziwkins, Lorraine Crockett, Hilda Wiley THE CHOIR AND ENSEMBLE WESLEY JUNIOR COLLEGE is known for its fine light Vesper Service and the Spring Concert. music. In addition to singing at various church- The Ensemble, a group of eight blended voices, es in the Conference, the Choir performances oif participated in these main performances, and this year-have included the Christmas Candle- furnished entertainment for various clubs. Faculty Instructor MRS. NIARGARET STOREY Accompanisl ........ , Mus. GLORIA COLISURN 3 1+ 4YV '4. 5 WW? Q ward .fm .. Q I . c ,X 51: Q ix x' xx N xg, is' 7- U - 1 r If: 1 If 'ff b T' A' ow- 53 1 1 A N 1. , Q as sn wif' 'iffy ' :,- Q . --mmm A 5 ms- was sms nw is zz s Lex mam BASK E TBA L L E H mi mf e nun mm- A N D H O C K E Y ,f jg-is H me i H Left'boriglztfbottomjHazel Wa1ls,Virgini:1 Rittenhouse, Eileen Latter, Betty Woot- jgg M ten, Beatrice Golclsborough, Phyllis O'Day. fSl!l1lCllHgJ Mary Ellen Kirk, Jeanne Book, June Sprenkle, Evelyn P2ll'liCl', Pauline Davis. ffllr sernij Carol Borer, Adele Braiger, Theresa Wlhitlock 1 A 'A iii ,Z MJ-,i ...wal'4 H Q mi fmrii :lwwei fi. ,. szwssxxa .: igsiiss :5:,g '5IEv n -2'! ' x,-fwyba 1 ' w - f gels as sm is s-ff-' wsfnii -Nm - ,, We A Us an mm an N ss nm N. na is an is ml rs s , as an ma., iz we me J ms an is aging wtf M-was-, ww slr M sf ff. T as , M K-iw T - mf' -1 if gt, -7. .Left to right: fbottomj Phyllis O'Day, Carol Borer, Eileen Latter, Virginia Rittenhouse, Rae Fell. fSlll7'Ll'li71g, Mary Ellen Kirk, Theresa Mfhitlock. Elisabeth Tomlinson, Adele Braiger, Theo Cather, Roseinnry Fell, Pauline Davis, Corrine Webb. ffl bselztj June Day SPCDQTS ACTIVITIES HE athletic program of '46 was one with- out precedent in the annals of W. C. This year for the first time Vlfesley Haunted her colors in the field of interscholastic competi- tion. From beginning to end, the varsity teams showed a fine spirit of enthusiasm and a deter- mination to make way for Blue and VVhite. An extensive schedule of games was successful- ly carried out in hockey and basketball. The first competitive sport on Wes1ey's ath- letic calendar was field hockey. Although the squad lacked experience, the aggressive, hard- hitting forward line and the fast, skillful back- Held soon developed into a formidable team. The big game of the season was played on the University of Delaware held against her fresh- man team. This team had been victorious over all the other intramural teams at Delaware, so Wesley knew from the start that she was up against a powerful adversary. The game was closely contested, but when the final whistle blew, the score stood tied, 1-1. That Wesley was able to hold her own against the more select squad of the University was indeed a tribute to the drilling and polishing which the team had undergone. The hockey season end- ed with an undefeated record of five games. The schedule: November 1-Georgetown . . . . , . 2-2 November 9-Dover .........,...... 1-0 November 13-New Castle .....,....... . . . 1-1 November 16-University of Delaware .... . . . 1-1 November 27-Dover .....,....,....... . . . 7-0 The team .- Varsity forwards: Latter fCaptainj, Borer, Rit- tenhouse, O'Day, R. Fell, halfbacks: Cather, Vlfhitlock, Braigerg fullbacks: Davis, Tomlin- song goalkeeper: Kirk, subs: Day, VVebb. The basketball season opened with a good showing of fight and spirit on the par-t of the varsity players. A Hve-game winning streak was broken only by the Seaford du Pont Nylon team, a semi-professional team whose height and deceptive ball handling proved too much for 1fVesley's skill. The peak of the season was reached when VVesley defeated the experienced Milford town team, in one of the most hard- fought, fast games of the year. Another high- light of the season was the long awaited game against the winning girls' team of the basket- ball tournaments at the University of Dela- ware. In the last half of this game Wesley put up a stiff light and her fast driving sextette was defeated by a slim margin of only four points. The basketball season ended with a record of ten wins to three losses. The schedule: january 10-Dover High School . . . ,. . 54-18 january 15-W'ilIiam Penn .,.,. . . . 50-42 january 17-Tower Hill ....,., . . . 37-34 january 28-Caesar Rodney ....... .. . 53-51 February 6-Harrison St. Church .... 50-26 February 8-Seaford Nylon ....... . A . 25-67 February 18-Caesar Rodney ...... . . , 35-32 February 23-Dover High School ,... . . . 53-12 February 28-Milford Town Team ,... . . . 43-32 March 4-William Penn ......,. . . . 42-36 March ll-Seaford ................ . . . 14-37 March 15-University of Delaware .... . . . 31-35 March 18-Milford fforfeitj ...... . 2- 0 The team: Varsity forwards: Latter QCaptainj, VVootten, lflfhitlockg guards: Borer, Rittenhouse, O'Dayg subs: Goldsboro, Kirk, Parker, Sprenkle. Wesley is both proud of the record made by her teams this year and confident that in future years even greater success will be had in sports activities. So-bring on '47! slim' 3' .Q QQ A H N im, Q w LE' fa va x x x msn nM .' w W3 I Spring Concert GUEST ARTIST: FLox'D VVORTHINGTON HE third annual spring concert was the big musical event of the year. By adding The Chorus this year the program was length- ened and enriched by the n1en's voices. The program opened with the Choir singing the Polka from Shvanda by VVeinberger fol- lowed by the contrasting quietness of Clokey's Flower of Dreams. The novelty, The Little French Clock, by Kountz, came next, and the first part of the program ended with the exub- erant Year's at the Spring by Beach. Mr. Worthington sang in his Hrst group of solos, Dearest Creature by Giardini, Hugh's Song of the Road by lflfilliams, She Never Told Her Love by Haydn, and the Prologue from Pagliacci by Leoncavallo. The Choir then sang a group of operetta favorites, 'KW' ant- ing You from The New Nloon, Rombergg Kiss Me Again, Mlle. Modiste by Herbert. As an encore they sang a modern arrangement by VVilson of Row, Row, Row Your Boat. THE CHORUS The Ensemble began with Frog Went a-Courting, a Kentucky mountain song ar- ranged by Brockwayg and then sang the lulla- by, South Carolina Croon Song by Gaul, ending with The Arkansas Traveler ar- ranged by Branscombe. For their encore they quoted Grandma Grunts, who admonished girls never to whistle lest they come to no good end. The arrangement was by Barthole- mew. For his second group of solos, Mr. Worth- ington,chose The Victory Riders, jamesg The Inn by Toyeg Lef' Away by Guiong and the ever-popular Shadrack by MacGim- sey. He was most gracious with his encores. The Chorus sang Ezekiel Saw de Wheel ar- ranged by Burleigh, the moving Easter spirit- ual, Sweet Little Jesus Boy by MacGimsey, and finally the humorous Who Did Swallow Jonah arranged by Protheroe. For the encore they sang the VVilson arrangement of Little David Play On Your Harp. For the finale Mr. Vlforthington and all of the singers sang the Toreador Song from Carmen, with Tramp Tramp Tramp from Naughty Marietta by Herbert as their encore. The spring concert was another memorable evening of this aca- demic year because of the success it was and the splendid feeling of achievement we had when it was over. Y A MAY BRINGS MAY DAY, BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT Dmzcers armmd Nfzzypole as court and sjnecmtors look 011 ,,A.....,,,,,, - wa. .. ., . , ' 1 - ,af fm N mm rx' .mwfw Q S v mixwwa 1 A 3 I 2 .js R52 Gmduates take fi'l7l'll stand aroimd flagpole awe? Baccalazmmzte jarocession to Wesley Methodist Church R 1 ,..+ if ,a,..,. 'Y ,, w , I Lv., fb ' J' W xy, -QW ' ,V 'f w L ,.,, .L 5 A' R f Q , . ,f ,,, ',h. , .Ira ' i- ,Iwi - -I h, 'Avg ' ig 1 62 W fa! at 5, t WH wg V is M xr. QM 5 1 I I 'H H 5' 1 , ,ii k an A ,. 'SW' - ' ix ever 4 W was mLsgQf:,4 Lf:- 2 m.,m,?5gw,-il mgbgwr' A w w3sW,.Wif -1 ' mliwlgfk 'Ki,i'iiS?Q , ' Z 6 A f ro?- f xx ff M, vvwmu: gf - :w w , ff . . -I I r . f '1 2 .z,.,.g.51x.f4Q'.gI-1 ,-,L fr , -Jig' 'M X V: LA, i 'Round About Wesley 5-2- SUPHUMUBE OOKIN G back over our two short years at Wesley, we feel that if we were writing our memoirs theyfwould read somewhat like this: On the sunny day of September 22, 1944, the campus of Wesley junior College became the scene of many new faces-frustrated by the Hrst taste of college life. Those Hrst few hours were Hlled with registration, meeting roommates, unpacking, arranging furniture, and becoming familiar with our future home. As we said goodbye to our parents, we realized that we were now on our own as never before. Orientation week-end gave us the opportun- ity to catch our breath and to begin our ad- justment to college life. VVith the aid of a few sophomores, we learned to End our way around Dover. Before the weekend was over, we were surprised at our nack of associating names with faces. On Monday morning, we were invaded with more new faces. The sophomores had arrived! Then began the search for big and little sisters. Everything was going along comparatively smooth till Rat lfVeek loomed before us. XfVe freshmen were ushered into initiation to the tune of Ah Sweet Misery of Life. It became the style for the well-dressed frosh to wear pajama tops, long stockings completely ob- scuring the hair, gaudy skirts, cardboard signs, and black whiskers. After the Enal hectic night of Rat Week, we were able to settle down to the routine of college life. Because of war time conditions, many of the girls took an active part in the USO Club. This very satisfactorily provided entertain- ment and variety in social activities. As the Hrst semester sped along, it brought our Hrst college formal. After Christmas vaca- tion, we suddenly realized that the dreaded exams were fast approaching, and with qualms we prepared for them. YVith the beginning of the second semester, Florence Pearce and Bryan Bailey joined us. The last semester of our freshman year was MEMUIRS rapidly slipping away before we knew it, and at the beginning of May, preparations were underway for an Old English May Day. Aud- rey Rumer and Virginia Rittenhouse were the freshmen attendants, and Edwin Thomas played the part of Robin Hood. After the May Day program a formal dance was held. Knowing that next year our class would be the leaders, we began thinking of candidates for the VVomen's Dormitory Council, Religious Council, and the Wesley Echo staff. On May 28, as we watched the impressive graduation ceremony, we realized that now we would take our places as sophomores. We hated to see them leave, but we were eagerly looking forward to becoming upper-classmen ourselves. The summer passed quickly and in Septem- ber We found ourselves again at Wesley renew- ing old friendships and adding new ones. Now it was our turn to acquaint the freshmen with college life. VVe did the initiating this year- somehow it was easy to forget how we, as freshmen, had wished that the sophomores would be more lenient on us. Priscilla Hawkins, Dorothy Scholz, and Tina Taylor were the newest additions to our class. This year because of an enlarged sports pro- gram, there was evidence of more school spirit as Vlfesleyans came out to cheer their teams on to victory. VVith the return of service men to college life, dances and parties became more prominent at lfVesley. A semi-formal Valentine dance marked the beginning of dances open to the public. Some NAPS from Bainbridge helped make the evening more successful. With only a few months left at Wesley our thought and conversations all center around graduation and plans for next year. As we write this, we are looking forward to our May Day program, commencement dance, and graduation. Now, as we bring our memoirs to a close, we sincerely wish that we could write a sequel in which we could say how much our life at Mfesley has meant to us through the years. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS WE WISH TO THANK . . Mrs. Virginia Walls for proof reading. Miss Jeannette Herrman for proof reading Dr. Cyril E. Abbott for the pictures he took. Mr. Harold Shaffer for the use of his car. Mr. John Colburn for driving Mr. ShaH5er's car. Mrs. Margaret S. Storey for making possible the spring concert page Eileen Latter for her assistance with the sports section. Weldon Kizer for helping sell ads. Marie Brown and Bryan Bailey for their assistance with the typing We wish to acknowledge the efforts of Miss Louise Frantz, our f21CLll.Ey advisor We also wish to express our appreciation to the student body, faculty, and admin istration for their sincere cooperation in making this publication possible CDUQ I-QIENDS AND PATRCDNS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS KK DD COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS of the PENINSULA CONFERENCE Dover District THOMAS C. MULLIGAN Easton District ESSELL P. THOMAS Salisbury District RALPH C. JONES Wilmington District OLIVER COLLINS Sale every Friday at DAVIS STUDIOS WEDDING AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS 304-310 NORTH AMERICAN BUILDING PHONE 3-5384 WILMINGTON DELAWARE llumm Tbaffs the Ulord For Fine Furnifure Rudnick LIVESTOCK SALES co. from FELDIIIHII Sale every Monday at MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE DOVER, DELAWARE BIHTIHEIIS SALISBURY Compliments of A F R I E N D QUALITY and SERVICE Madame EASTERN SHORE L. G. 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