Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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:.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

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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.

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