Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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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.

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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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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.