Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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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.

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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.

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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.