Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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ll ' 'V ' - Xxx, lvl' A Q xx , W ' Q' x All ?g'L!. FRENCH AND SPANISH Parlez vous Francais? That was just a bit of the real France that Madame Suzanne Neves brought to her class. A bit of dry humor well-flavored with French sauce kept her classes in a good humor and most-de- voted to Madame. ' After a year of Spanish taught by Mrs. Neves, students anticipate exciting tours of Spain and Mexico. Even with a limited vocabulary, these struggling young linguists are convinced that attending bull fights, eat- ing hot tamales, and dancing the samba would be an easy task for them. The Spanish people, the pinata, the heroes of far coun- tries became very real this year for Spanish students under the tutelage of Mrs. Neves. . , .1 i .. ff Aww Ma, MLN A iw JE 1 Ll: My L , Y i 4 l F g x M GERMAN AND LATIN German and Latin . . . truly these are the private domain of Dr. John Kelso. This favorite of Wesley faculty, the most metho- dical of all gentlemen, inspires his students to seek deep for the truths in the classical languages. This good teacher's concern for his students is recognized by the members of his classes who strive earnestly to reach the high goals he has set for them. lf one desires knowledge of the history of Wesley, he will naturally turn to Dr, Kelso: for here is a source of great knowledge not only about Wesley but about Methodism in the Peninsula. s E be 12 .4

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LIBRARY The woman who is most in demand as a source of information is Mrs. Bernice Bell, librarian. Many years of service in libraries at home and abroad have made Mrs. Bell an efficient and courteous librarian. She is always at her Work giving assistance to stu- dents and faculty members, buying new books, and keeping the library an attractive, friendly place in which to study. PSYCHOLOGY Strange tales of frustration, conditioning, complexes, sift through the conversation of Wesley students. Where do they originate . . . in the psych classes, of course, Where Miss Emma Madciff explains the intricacies of psychology to her students. Here also is the source for all of those freshman tests, guidance program, and personal help that so many students need. Never a dull moment in this department. -M