Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

DEDICATIQN We respectfully dedicate this Yearbook to Mr. John M. Kelso, our gentle historian and esteemed instruc- tor, in admiration of his ever-enduring kindliness and deep interest in all that pertains to Wesley Junior College. On this, his 25th anniversary, we wish to thank him for the cheerfulness, the natural goodness, and the honor with which he has enriched our college. With sincerest appreciation. THE CLASS OF 1948 WESLEY IUNICDR CQLLEGE E U 153151 A mi Us an ,. i. 2, n ,mn lam ,mas M ,si ,H Q Sis HE EH M H B H I ss, m E B nm- mms ss wi -ss Q as mx sm as ms mf sm mn My A-AL ms ss 1 Y. 2 ss xx ,. my 1 x ss na ss my ,. x Q4 HQ mm .WT -mam-vi ws - is x-mv, fi TQ Q H V55 as Q Q is 5 an 9 H ss . BARTLEY, B.A., M.A., D.D. DEAN OF LN DEA OF ME ANNE E STEWART, ., M.A. . ROBERT KTLBY, A B M 'X as ss ss -Q a L ww E my ww H-R15 E Nm E ,ss S51 m fi , aw- ww wk RFS 5 5 mfim H L Qalssi ,. is K4 H59 Q awi as -1 fi ,E I FACULTY MARGARET B. KILBY, BA., MA. Registrar Sec1'em1'z'rzl Scierzce ELLIS L. KEENE, B.S., M.ED. Chemisiry Physics Louls WELLS, B.S., M.S. English VVILHELM REUNING, D.D., PH.D. lM06iC'f'71 Languages Religion SARAH XMOODFORD, B.M. L , wi P11171 0 1? Si Theory BERNICI-1 K. BELL, B.A., B.S. IN L.S. Lib1'a1'icm sag! ME MEMBERS HAROLD E. SI-IAFFIER, BA., L1TT.M. Public Relations H istory MARGARET S. S'ro1u1Y, B.A., MA. Voice, Choir, Theory y . Biology JOHN B. I-IAMER, B.S. Physical Education EIVHVIA I. NIADCIFF, B.S., M.S. Guidance Director Psychology Z - , VV. JOHN LAYTON, A.B. Mathematics PIERMAN H. HANsoN, B.S., M.S. 'K am mamma xx mn naw w - x az.. ,M l if gil Ll' ' . V 1 F i, K 1 m .. ,ll' NG Li-, 5. f . l Ie R Q, , X1 fr-.mu nuns wg,-.m N Am wx N. an sf n -Q xx. La. x - x 'xx x -x xx 5.x hx xxx bmi x iz-x ' iz H Sam has 5: 5:-H xixx xx xxx: xx Mm, 1 .wa xxgsx 4 xx La., xnxx xx P1 x Lax xx Q RM iw? ' Xxx 1 H I Ecimx laggxxxggig 2. E -.sg - xx 55 -S 'nxxf !xxaQ x xxi xnxx- xm-T ,. ,wwsw 4' :HTH MMA 1 a WSE.: axx3M A B5 m gm s Exams TB- xx , .L . xx ex x. ,wi E xx- x ms mx Emu xxxfxg WM x Sv miiifmwmzx- fyxx -xxx .gm xxx., xxxxx ,, Vim-x xx-x-xx slam -mx .Y -xv x. .E fggw :gyn- wifhii WINS Ku! L52 ax: meal-xx 'Em xx ww ,xxx ki xxx xx xx x -xx E x sax Wx xxx A2 xxx xxx x H f 1 xx was an nf, nw CATHERINE M. ADAMS ELEANOR MASA AIBA OLER AMMON BARTLEY, JR. Kitty WASPIINCTON, D.C. lVonIen's Student Council '47: Vice- President, Women's Student Council '48g Dramaticsg Social Committeeg Lit- erary Editor, Eukairia. Vivacious, witty-chowhound and a lit- tle hard to get going in the morning- a personality packed with surprises, really full of the old devil-But topsl A sweet, cute little kitten that we hope will never change. Slim Bubbles McGiIIicudy New YORK, N. Y. international Relations Clubg Dramat- ics. The life of many a dorm party-corrv bines a witty personality with good sense. That's bound to get you where you want to go-even touring Tibet with a road company. Where will you lind a bakery? Buddy Beezlebub DOVER, DIELAWARE Soccer '47g Wesley Echoes '46, '-l7g International Relations Clubg Treas- urer, Phi Theta Kappa. Our little diplomat who is the possessor of much grey matter...trips to New York seem to hold a special something for Buddy! We know the State Depart- ment will have a good Foreign Service Representative . . . Good luck Beezle- hub 'n keep up the fine work. DAISY BENEVIDES Smith Benny from Bermuda BERMUDA Field Hockey: Basketballg Varsity YV Club. Hnils from the sunny isle-has a great curiosity about American mechanics- especially hre extinguishers? Handles no mean hockey stick, wonder if she can convert the Limeys from Cricket? LOIS ANN BITTNER HLO-lo!! QUEEN'S VILLAGE, N.Y. Basketball Team Manager: Eukairia Staff: Social Committeeg Varsity W Club. Sweet 'n neat. . . Hope you realize your ambition to travel around the world- Take us with you, huh? Such a little lady in the Varsity Gym Class!! RAYMOND F. BOOK, JR. ..Ray,, DOVER, DELAKVARE Baseballg basketballg Vice-President, Phi Theta Kappa. Popular man about town and campus -likes Football, Basketball, Riding- He's social, athletic and goes steady with the Dean's List. ROBERT W. BOOTH Bootie MANHASSRT, N. Y. Baseball: Basketball Team Manager N163 Basketball '473 Social Committee: Student Council: Varsity WU Club. Wants to change the world . . . first of the Flower Hill boys to hit Dover, but brought back reinforcements to the sport life of Wesley. Doesn't do bad in baseball either! 4 WILLIAM B. BUNDICK Rev, ELLENDALE, DELAWAllE Rev. keeps pretty busy combining col- lege work with being the Pastor of the Ellendale Charge. Intellectual curiosity -industrious-good fun. Wesley's fam- ily man. GABRIEL CHUCHANI Gabe CARAcAs, VENEZUELA Soccerg Baseball. Gabe brought to Wesley some of that Latin Sunshine, many Spanish sere- nades, and a ready desire to help and advise. He's our Casanova-ooo-la-la! -has a serious interest in those funny- srnelling chemicals-he's ambitious, in- dustrious. LOIS COHLN WHI'fES'l'ONE, New YORK Student Council: Dramaticsg Eukairia Staff: Saddle Club. Partial to a big man with blue eyes- found that the State food agrees better with Stevie and Mike -Lois, too! Her hands-could take over the Jer- gen's ads-knows what she wants and will probably get it, too! CAROLYN SUE DAVIS Susie FEDERALSBIJRG, MARYLAND Choirg Glee Clubg W.S.C.A.9 Olfice work. Sweet Sue-good luck-it won't be long now 'til orange blossoms and old shoesg We'll miss that cheerful Good even- ing, Wesley College. And don't forget -keep singing! M. JANE DAY Dovlzk, DELAWARE Choir '47, '48g Glee Club '47, '48, A gal with a terrific voice . . . Her afternoons are generally taken up with a six footer . . . The next step con- sists of more college learnin', 'n more singing We hope. HOWARD DEAN Howie NEWARK, DELAWARE At home with the masters' works-es- pecially when pounding the ivories- but definitely not a square long-hair. Has prospects of a 1949 retirement- he's sure to be one of our best dressed millionaires. RITA DICKMAN Pete EYNSFORD KENT, ENGLAND Hockey: hasketballg Dramaticsg Varsity W Club. A good example of being cricket - combined humor, hard work on the hockey field. Ha1o's those curly locks every night. Those typical phrases- Quite Victorian . . . couldn't care less. MARION LOUISE DIGENOVA Deege ' UPPER DARBY, PA. Hockey Team Captain: Basketballg Stu- dent Council Secretaryg I.R.C. Secretary and Treasurerg Social Committee: Var- sity W Clubg Eukairia Staff. All around gal-hand in everything. A smiling manner, really tops in person- ality . . . due to her great vitality and interest. Too bad she couldn't squeeze History into her already busy schedule! '. jfifiv' ,,s:.-- 1 l f...' . .7y x -9...-2-..a.,. -gf: 5, 1 ., ANN MARIE DREYER fl11ndee LARCIIMONT, New YORK Dramatics '47, '4-8. A long whistle will accompany Anndee wherever she goes-may we always re- member the knitted socks and the will- ing way to help everyone with theirs . . . after here it's come what may CHRISTIAN EDXVARDSON C I1 Ns Dovmz, DELAWARE Soccer. Blond hair, blue eyes, catching laugh, an easy, winning way-what would the teams do without Chris and the yellow bus? One of our lJCSl-Zlll-2ll'OLll1Cl-1'6- member, the St. Georges bridge isn't a roller-coaster! v which only means the best of every- thing. ARTHUR S. EMERSON UAHJ, FLUSHING, Nxaw YORK lV.S.C.A.3 Stage manager for Dramatics. A fund of knowledge-terrific handy- man-likes tennis and painting-an ex- pert on supersonic speed-a flash of gym suit running down thc hall but still has time to be friendly. ANDREW FOLTZ, JR. Andy HARTLY, DELAVMRE Baseball. Hails from Hartly-familiar right on the diamond with that lucky tobacco and we're sure the pitcher's mound never saw a wind-up and send off like Ancly's-particularly the foot work. CLARENCE FOX Foxie BIsHoP's HEAD, Mp. YV.S.C.A.g Dramatics. Foxie plans to enter into that world of work -with your amiable personality you should make a success of it . . . his immortal words- ML Ivarioff, you've got to change here! BETTY LEE FRITZE Fritzie BALTIMORE, MD. Glee Club: W.S.C.A.: Social Committeeg Wesley Echoes Staff. Has a great deal of interest in the Wesley Echoes . . . owns a unique turtle . . . Cheerful, friendly and a good worker. ELIZABETH ANNE GRYTE Betty QUEEN 's VlLl.AGE, N. Y. Wesley's example of punctuality but will drop everything for the sound of Sentimental Reasons. Kept her friends busy making white gloves for those hands. Can liven every gathering- antl usually does. ALICE VAN NETTA HARD Dusty ARLINGTON, V'r. Basketball Teamg Varsity W Club. Hails from Vermont-and proud of it -keeps the halls ringing with her ori- ginal piano interpretations-true asset to any swing orchestra-her hale of blond hair really Hashes on the basket- ball court. i F. DAVID HERSON MARILYN LOIS HOLDSWORTH Dave Susan lWILFORD, DEL. Basketball team. All wrapped up in that smooth CPJ '36 limosine-doesn't have far to climb on the ladder of success-fun to talk to and so nice to know. PASSAIC, New JERSEY Editor-in-Chief of Yearbookg Libraryg Echo Staff '46g Assistant editor of Year- book '-IGQ May Court Attendant: Secre- tary Phi Theta Kappa. So sweet, so cute 'n so smart. Oooh how she loves potato chips! . . .so much personality rolled up into one little gal . . . half of a popular couple-as to the future we need no crystal ball to predict. Doors wide open to Sue, offering success. MARGARET ANN HUGHES ufrinyu FLUSHING, New YORK Class Secretaryg Basketball Team Cap- tain: Hockey Team: Dance Committeeg Varsity W Club Secretary. The Flushing gal with a yen for the blue grasses of Kentucky-broke the Coach into the Wesley routine. HAROLD HULLIGER H ard H ead BRIDGEVILLE, DEL. Basketball. How the crowds do cheer when Gam- bino steps out on the basketball court -how does it feel to hitch hike, H.H. ?? We'll never forget his unique stride, his curly locks-and always good for a laugh. I . l- ! ' ' I g,,,,, s n i WA J DORO1 I-IX LLE JOH U'IollJJ BALTIMORE, Mo. 3. lV.S.C.A.g l.R.C.g Hockey Team. Specialized in quick weekends in Balti- more-sweet . . . dependable . . . willing supporter of the W.S.C.A. Has a ten o'clock treat for the gals in curl- ers and a smile at any time. PATRICIA JOHNSON Pat WANTAUGIAI, New Yoinc Entertainment Committeeg Women's Student Council '46, '47g President VVomen's Student Council '47, '48g Library. 5'll and every inch filled with a ter- riHc personality , . . Dependable, cheerful and willing Pat . . . Dun- gerees, rain 'n a floppy cared Cocker Spaniel are her pet loves-not to men- tion basketball of course! For future plans she merely states 6 Cn we hope so tboll. JOHN FREDERICK KAYSER illackll BRoNxv1LL12, New Yoak Basketballg Baseball. One of the original lounge lizards- known to basketball spectators as the guy with the socks -that ruddy com- plexion and terrific build have their place on the campus. Rerouted his tracks from Larchmont to Connecticut. RITA K.-XRP PAULINE G. KELLY CLARENCE N. LINGO Ricki GREAT Niack, N. Y. Choir, Glee Club: Social Committee '46, '47. Snappy dresser-likes the theatre, tennis and swimming. Added her voice to the choir and very well at that. Kelly Dov12R, DELAWARE May Court Attendant: Basketball, Hockey. Our sweet little Dover gal with that friendly oh, so pretty smile-she's never too busy to listen and laugh- big blue eyes with that winning sparkle -East on the hockey Held and smooth on the dance floor- stay as sweet as you are, Kelly. T-Bone NIILLSBOBO, DEL. Put a sparkle in her eyes-and on her finger-a typical Delaware driver and he has the car for it, too-how was he to know the police have black fords too. T-Bones style attracted attention at every dance. ERNEST WV. LOPEZ LOUISE McKAY Ernie Weegee New YORK, N. Y. Wesley Echoes Editorg Social Commit- teeg Year Book Staff. Commander and Chief of our successful ECHOES and one of the original adopters of our Sleepy, Did a com- mendable job on the group pictures of our vearbook. And sooooo-fond of Fritzie. DREXEL HILL, PA. Entertainment Committeep VVesley Ech- oes typistg W.S.C.A. '47. l'Hi ya' honey, how ya' doin? one of the friendly little greetings everyone receives, along with a captivating smile . . . remembered for her sweetness. The future holds prospects of working with success. STUART K. MILLER Stew New Yolui, N. Y. Hails from New' York and is glad of it! Sports a creamy Convcrtablc and a little - gal named Lynn. His favorite hobby is dissecting rats but would rather jitter- bug anyday. FRANCIS X. O'ROURKE NF Y ,, MT. V ERNON. NEW YORK Baskctballg Co-Captain of Basketball '48 A typical Irish countenance-with black hair, freckles, and blue eyes. Unexpec- tantly stole the show at our Athletic Banquet-too bad Mary Ellen found F.X. Hrst. MURIEL PLASSMAN GEORGE MASON REED, JR. DELMA JANE SCHREIBER PIrzssy Ready, LHIIZIICIIOPH D.I. SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Glce Club: Choir. Definitely musical-her familiar voice is heard at every recital-girl with those Mmmnn oranges from Florida and breakfast in bed-has dehnite plans for a future named Artie. KIAGNOLIA, DEL. A terrific guy with a personality for fun and devilment which can't be beat . . . Always joking and a hooping 'n a holleringn. . . That little black Chevy is his second home . . . More college afterwards and certainly luck and happiness. BiNcnAmToN, NEW Yomc Sweet 'n lovely with an extra special look in those blue eyes for an alumnus . . . The Wedding March and then to Colgate as a Campus lvife make a most wonderful future . . . We wish you and Rich happiness always. -sm 1 LORRAINE SEMOS JANET CAROLYN SHERRY ROBERT M. SICKLER BERMUDA Sherry, Little Bird Wing Varsity W Clubg Phi Theta Kappa presrdent: Hockeyg Basketball: I.R.C. Has the charm typical of the vacation isle -burns that midnight oil accom- panied by a cup of java-an alert mind is behind those magnetic eyes and be- neath that beautiful black hair. YONKERS, New Yomt Dramatics '-iS: Cheerleaders '46, Cap- tain '47g Dance Committee. One is giever blue around Sherry cause she has the little bird of happiness on her shoulder . . . always doing little things for people . . . With a perl sonality like this it's easy to see her friends will be many and her future SEKVICKLEY, PA. Basketball. The Vaughn Monroe of Yvesley- there's plenty of harmony as jane and Bob sing. Fills the corridors with those enormous shoulders and the lyrics of April Showers. Favorite Expression- ..UP',, happy. LOUIS SPADARO Spider YEADON, PA. Our cute little man from Yeadon with those big brown eyes. Could be dis- tinguished from the other basketball stars by those sharp green shorts. We all depended on Lou's sincere smile. sea AEARNOLD SPICER tlspikei! Smronn, DEL. Soccer: Basketball: Baseball: Varsity W Club. ' This waiter can't sing but oh! that smile-showed remarkable memory and artistic talent in The Corridors . . . light on his feet on both the dance floor and basketball court. .,', .i','g.P. t JAMES ALTON TIMNIONS 'fTiIIlllIfE,, ELLuxn.u.E, Dm.. Always handy with some mischief Sports and other uUllIll6IlIlOIlL1blCS' his list of activities and interests. colorful wit adds life to every class. ' top His NORMA LEE TODD T0ddy FEDERALSBURG, MD. Hockey Team: XV. S. C. A, NVorship Chairman: Basketball Team Manager. Our switchboard operator who plays gin rummy on the side with her Frenchie. Seamstress of the class . . . keeps up a continual yackety4yackety- yak, conscientious leader in thc W.S.C. A. GORDON K. WALKER nSlI0'l'lyU LINDEN, N. J. Soccer: Basketballg Baseball: Varsity 'WVU Club: Student Council. Claims Linden, N. J., as his home town. Good-looking six footer, with well trained vocal chords. Pet love: anyone who will scratch his back. LANE ARMAND WELLER BRISTOL, PA. W.S.C.A. Prcsidentg Soccerg Varsity W Club: Student Council: Glee Club. Our singing headwaiter who readily lends enthusiasm to YV.S.C.A., soccer, and schoolwork. Serious and likeable- appropriately headed for the ministry. SHIRLEY JEAN YERXA S1zirl HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT Choir '46, '47g Glee Club '46, '47g Dra- matics '47, '48: May Queen. That little elhsh smile 'n those big brown eyes open the door to friend- ships . . . We will always remember Shirl for her singing and for that shocking portrayal of a nagging wife. On to college, more fun, and happiness. ff- wr-5 hx' 4 1 1 4 .. . . K 4 J whw, ' ,Q 1 Q v 'f-iii ' 24 .5 ,351 HH J Q ? 3-:z x X ,M-W rx 5 UNDE S GRADUATES iUndergraduates-Girls South Dorm Boys Undergraduates Stafford, Hellpenstel, Phillips Kemp, Holdway, Owen, Osuna l Neilson, Creenman, Blum, Psalidas Carson, Chambers, Mitchell, Galli Riley, Meredith, Rake, Schaefer, Schwolsky Maggio, Heller, Borst, Aquilino Donnigan, Samworth, Clark, Braiger Boys Undergraduates Girls Undergraduates Carew, Feldman, Booth, Cabble, Flavin, Cimafonte Miller, Russell, Miller, Borkey, Densmore, Dickinson Sutton, Lawson, Fretz, Addis, McKeehan, Runge, Payne Earhart, Woodall, Ungar, Xvarner, Smith Bailey, Clark, Marshall, Tittle, Brandwine Kennedy, Jester, Scott, Lewis, Batkin CLUBS HND QCTIVITIES 'Womenis Dormitory Council Back row-Semos, von Kzischemhahr, johnson, Adams, DiGenova Front row-Smith, Miss F mntz, Dean Stewart, Musgrave MEN'S AND WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCILS The Student Government of Mfesley Junior College functions through the Men's and VVomen's Dor- mitory Councils. The aim of these councils is to enable the ideas and opinions of the students to be voiced through their chosen representatives. The functions include matters of scholastic achievement, social activities and disciplinary measures. It is through these councils working jointly with the respec- tive Deztns that all problenis concerning the democratic living of VVesley students may be discussed and solutions proposed. if Yvwfs-gsm--'Rg'3s? sgsgfw 9533? , mwwh W wlisw ' sm' ,ss :W iss W www Hn 5Ha1m?mn is m se,-s 1 swarms gm 353253 WW snags sa ff' as 1-'ss Men's Dormitory Council Back rozu-Bartley, Weller, Bzissford, Booth Front row-Walker, Gladden, Spaduro, Lawson Weller, Carson, Dean, Daisy, Street, Nelson, Edwardson, Heller, Ballestina, Brunick' Walker Spicer, Osllna, Kemp, Chambers, Miller, Holdway Hamilton, Gzilli, Chuchani, Wiley, Hitchens, Aquilino, Bailey SOCCER Wfesley junior College opened its hrst season of intercollegiate soccer. The squad, though inexperienced, played aggressive ball throughout, and gained experience which will prove valuable in the coming campaigns. Although the team did not score any triumphs over the much more formidable opponents, they are looking forward to a successful season next year. v : . 1:1 ,. . , . .HOCKEY 1f1'l-'.:'l5?iEEQi:1.:M-y - , , . - -s The Girls' 'Varsity Hockey Team completed a successful season. They won 2, tied 2, and lost 4. As proof of close, well-played games, Mfesley offers 13 points scored while her opponents made ll. The coach, Miss Louise Frantz, claimed that the team had trouble in the first half and by the time they did get going it was often too late. The team was composed of eight sophomores and 6 freshmen. Hughes, Dickman, Jester, Smith, and Kelly opened the opponents wall, while Nabb, Semos, Benevides, Woodall, DiGenova, and Donnigan served as YVesley's spirited defense. As a member of the newly organized Delaware Field Hockey Association, the Wesley team found all its field opponents well-skilled and ideal sportswomen. It was a thrill for every girl to be a member and we doubt that it will be forgotten by any of the team. SCHEDULE Op. NV Op. W Quaker Maids 4 1 Salisbury 0 6 Dynamiters O 4 Salisbury 0 0 Xvhat Nots 2 0 Blue Chicks 1 1 Tower Hill 1 0 U. of Penn 3 1 Woodall, Borkey, Joh. Schaefer, Hughes, Frantz Donnigan, Kelly, jcster, DiGenova, Dickman, Smith, Beuevides Chambers, Spudaro, Booth, Sickler, Herson, Walker, Spicer, Aquilino, Mitchell Kayser, Martin, Shalley, O'Rourke, Maggio, Hulliger BOYS, BASKETBALL BASKETBALL The YVesley junior College Basketball Team ended its second intercollegiate career with few victories and many losses. 'Even with this statement we are proud, because we know we did our best. Our forwards and euards, both lackinv' in ex Jcrience and some never havinv' Jlaved before, Worked g D 1 D 1 1 hard to form a strong, high spirited team. By the end ol the season, the teamwork necessary for any ath- letic event was not lacking. The faithful attendance at practices by the coach, the First string, and the substitutes added to the spirit, fun, and strength of our Varsity Season. With Hve members from the freshman class on the team, next year should prove quite victorious for our girls. So bring on '49 with a victorious season, but bring on '49 with the Spirit of '48! Opponents Wesley Opponents Xvesley Felton Independence 6 30 Ians Chicks 29 12 Goldey College I4 24 Den ton 38 24 Beacom'College 31 21 Kings College 29 37 Salisbury S.T.C. 47 12 All DuPont 58 14 Kings College 27 15 Goldey College 23 21 Delaware Power and Light Co. 15 13 Beacom College 37 23 All DuPont . 41 20 Salisbury S.T.C. 53 13 DiGenova, Phillips, Frantz, Smith, Schaefer Benevides, Semos, Hughes, Hard, Rose l Woodall, Warner. Stall, Sherry THE CHEERLEADERS lfVe, the cheerleaders of ISHS, have attempted to bring out the spirit that makes lfVesley Junior College a place we will cherish in years to come. lfVe hope the active support portrayed during this year by the students and faculty will continue to spur our teams on to victory in the coming seasons. VARSITY W To promote high standards of conduct on the part of the members of the athletic teams and to maintain pleasant athletic relationships with other educational institutions. This quotation states quite clearly the purpose of the newly formed organization of VVes1ey Letter Winners. All the members are striving to build this organization into an active part of Wesley College activity. It is the plan of the club to sponsor field days, plays, talks, and other activitiesg to further better and more school spirit. The officers of the 1947-48 term are: President-Donald Aquilino Vice-Pres.-Lorraine Semos Secy.-Margirct Hughes Treas.-Norman Mitchell MEMBERS Don Aquilino, William Bailey, O. A. Bartley, Lois Bittner. Daisy Benevides, Ray Book, Bob Booth, Betsy Borkey, Don Carson, Charles Chambers, Gab Chuchani, Pete Dickman, Marion DiGenova, jean Donnigan, Chris Edwardson, Andrew Foltz, Lee Gladclen, Alice Hard, Buddy Heller, Bob Holclway, Margaret Hughes, Louise Jester, Sonny Kemp, Gordon Massey, Stewart Miller, Norman Mitchell, Carlos Osuna, Nelson Payne, Ami Lou Phillips, Arnold Spicer, Elsie Shaefer, Joyce Rose, jim Timmons, Gordon Mfalker, Lane Weller, Virginia NVoodall. ' Hellpenstel. Borkey, Ungar, Densniore, Fritze, Warner, Ellis, Shaefer, Rake Meredith, Day, Greenman, Plassinan, Smith, Statz, jackson, Mrs. Storey Russell, Donnigan, Harris, Blake, Lewis, Davis, Braiger, Jester, Samworlh, McA1clell Pianist-Goldie Kertiles CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB Meet these groups of amateur singers who have participated in a Music Festival and given a con- cert in the local theatre this past Spring, under the direction of Mrs. Storey. The group above is the Choir, and below, the Glee Club. Tittle, Tarbnrton, Weller, Holtlway, Bassfortl, Miller, Owen, Roth, Jarrell Meredith, Borkey, Ungar, Densmore, Frilze, Warner, Ellis, Schaefer, Rake Russell, Hellpcnstel, Greenman, Plassman, Smith, Starz, Jackson, Mrs. Storey Harris, Donnigan, Day, Blake, Lewis, Davis, Braiger, Jester, Srimworth, NIcA1'clell Pianist-Goltlie Kertiles Vane, Business Mmzagerg Miller, Business Stagg Lopez, Plzotograpliy DiGenova, Photography, Bittner, Ptrozluetiong Holdsworth, Editorain-Chiefg Adams, Literary Editor THE YEARBOOK STAFF The EUKAIRIA is the combined effort of the Yearbook Staff and faculty adviser to present to the students of Wesley a collection of memories, a story of two years of friendship, of fun, of hard work and rich experience never to be forgotten. We hope we have made these remembrances a lasting impression in the minds and hearts of those who graduate this May, 1948. l if l WESLEY ECHOES This year there came to Xvesley something that we hope will become an institution. It was the VVESLEY ECI-IOES. The first major change in the paper was the change in appearance, a permanent masthead. The stall of the paper set forth a series of schedules that they hoped to meet. Much to the surprise of the complete student body, the ECHOES met these schedules, and each issue improved with experience. A write-up of this YCZIIJS ECHOES would not be complete without a generous round of applause to Miss Catherine P. Shaffer, our faculty adviser. It was through her that the staff learned much about college journalism. She was at all times an untiring worker and a pillar of strength throughout the year. In this, the yearbook of the Class of '48, we Sophomores who worked on the paper want to wish the future editors and staff of the WESLEY ECI-IOES as much luck as we have had this year. Fettridge, Bassford, Lopez, Fritze, Mitchell Warner, Rute, Psalidns, Kennedy, McKay Plnssman, Miss Shaffer, Robertson Mr. Kilby, Lorraine Semos, Marion DiGeuova, Bob Holdway INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club of Wesley Junior College was formed the second semester of this year, sponsored by the Social Science Department, under Dean V. R, Kilby. The Club is affiliated with the Carnegie Endowment for Inter- national Peace. Speakers and Discussion Leaders for the bi-monthly meetings are college students and civic leaders of Delaware. The Carnegie Enclownient presents to each club, twice a year, recent books on current affairs to be placed in the college Library. The officers are: President-Robert G. Holclway of Wilmington, Delaware Vice-P-rcsidcnt-Lorraine Semos of Bermuda S6CT6l'llTj'-T7'66lS'Ll1'!37'-hIZlI'lOll DiGenova of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania - W- -1 ,, Holdway, Bassford, Yveller Joh, Title, Todd Meredith, Earhart, Riley, Madcifl WESLEY STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION To meet the religious needs of all students, a non-denominational organization, the Wesley Student Christian Association was created. Its specific purpose is to promote closer fellowship with God, spirit of brotherhood among students, and spiritual aid and guidance. This organization is responsible for various services and contributions. During the year the W.S.C.A. has held regular worship and discussion meetings. Vesper services were held each Wednesday night. The Com- munion service for the graduates held the last Sunday of the school year is under its direction. As Wesley grows the Wesley Student Christian Association will expand upward and outward through the inspiration of its services and its members. , L 5-17 -7 Alfred Lawson, Jr., Clzairmang Woodall, Fettridge, Rute, Warner. T. Booth. R. Booth, Lopez, Fritze, Johnson, Car- reuu, jackson, Borst, Bittner, Cabble, McKay, Maggio, Gladden, Kennedy, DiGenova, von Koschembach. THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee for the 1947-48 year has provided for the student body a new and better organization for the planning and presentation of school dances. A very successful Halloween Dance at the McKay Farm in Smyrna began the Hrst of a series of dances held at the college. This was followed by the Thanksgiving Dance, the Snowball Festival, St. Valentine's, St. Patrick's, and closed the year with a very successful Commencement Dance. DRAMATICS The presentation of Corridors of the Soul and Will O' the VVisp by the dramatic class re- vealed the Hne talents of the Xflfesley student. The scenery played an important part in making the productions a success as well as the cooperation and able direction. Fettridge, Owen, Adams, Fox Sherry, Rule, Dreyer, Russell, Xvarner, Miss Shaffer Yerxa, Aiba, Cohen, Dickman QUE FRIENDS AND PATRCDNS ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Staff wishes to express its gratitude to those who have given of their time and effort in order to make the EUKAIRIA possible. We are grateful to our faculty adviser, Miss Louise F rantzg to George Reed, Harold Maloney, and Stuart Miller for selling adsg and to Charles Chambers and Ernest Lopez for their fine work in photographing the group pictures. International Latex Corporation P EX PARK BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATIN G CLASS INTERNATIONAL LATE!! CORPORATION I I E Z s i SEARS ROEBUCK 6 CO. DOVER, DELAWARE Phone 5871 RED STI-IR FRIENDLY SERVICE CHARTERED AND SCHEDULED TRIPS EXPRESS PACKAGES Phone Dover 9992 L. G. 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