Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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s if fi Q E I nl In every school there are always those who are indispensable to its operation but who often times are missed when the lime light is turned on. But these people are as much a part of the Wesley family as those faculty mem- bers whom the students meet everyday. Mrs. Margaret Kilby In the main office at Wesley sits Wesley's tireless, friendly Registrar, Mrs. Margaret. Kilby, who not only holds down this im- portant position in a very capable manner, but also teaches several classes in the business department. Bryan Bailey Here is the person who keeps the student records in such fine shape, sends out transcripts, and who probably sent you the copy of the Wesley catalog that first introduced Wesley to you. This is Bryan Bailey, efficient secre- tary to the president. WW? Leroy Juckett .'AThat's Where my money goes, sing the students of Wesley each time they pass the office of the comptro-ller where Mr, Leroy Juckett sits nestling the school's check book and guarding school fu ds.

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Dean Stewart One of the most faithful and de- voted faculty members, who has given unceasingly of her time and effort in outstanding service to our college, has been our much respected Miss Anne Stewart, dean of women and instructor in Biblical Literature. Those of our class who were privileged to study and live under our beloved dean will long remember even after graduation her pleasant humor ,her wit, and her never- waning energy. Dean Kilby Perhaps one of the most familiar faces around Wesley is that of our own V. R. Kilby, dean of men and all- around 'Agood fellow. When it comes to wearing loud neckties, our dean stands second to noneg and when one measures the efficient manner in which the dean handles his boys , or serves as the director of student activities and as a member of the administrative coun- cil, one finds that the term second to none applies to more than a flashy necktie. md 7 L if

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Willem R. Van Geresteyn Chicken in the ruff, baked Alaskan special, or just plain mashed potatoes and gravy-all these taste just a little better since Wi11em,R: Van Cmeresteyn, our chef, took over the dining hall. What beautiful touches he added to our banquets. How he thrilled the students who had birthdays. Cheers- for Van! Mrs. Caroline Baxter Some-times she looks so very stern, but everyone knows she is as gentle as a lamb and has a heart of gold. Why, what would Wesley be without Mrs. Caroline Baxter, hostess of the dining room? She's precious. Zend-:Q 'Qqwfv Mrs. Katherine Cole If you have an ache , or pain, if your life seems dull and vain, then you should see the school nurse, Mrs. Cath- erine Cole, who will have you back in class, fit- as a fiddle, in no time at all.