Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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ATHLETICS - ,1- drew , abxze occer Ci eerkaclerd 18 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Wesley students find out first hand what it means to keep physically fit in the four semester requirement of PT, The men's program centers around the active sports of soccer, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. Ciirls at Wesley keep their bodies beauti- ful by engaging in hockey, basketball, soft- ball and other sports that give them the American girl look. Coordinating the active sports program at Wesley are Miss Louise Franz and Mr. John I-lamor, coaches of the major school sports.

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l l 747, fifws MATHEMATICS Equations, unusual looking drawings, formulas, abstractions-all of these become practical knowledge under the eagle-eye teaching of Mr. John Layton. 'AIt's tough, murmur the students-not too loudly, how- ever . . . and Mr. Layton nods his head. But soon impossible formulas have been reduced to understood formulas and Wesley students are thankful for the stiff training given them in the math department. nm HISTORY To understand the Hwhy of the present. one must be acquainted with the history of the past thinks Mr. 'iZip CAlbright G. Zimmermanj of Wesley History department. Not just the facts, but an appreciation and understanding of the whole panorama of history is the picture this tower of learn- ing keeps before his students. Students often tremble in his presence, but they know their A B C,'s in history when they get through a course taught by Mr. Zip, Vg at 6,

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ACCOUNTING How to get along in business-with theory and practical training combined is the type of teaching that Mr. Edgar Buchanan uses. This skilled photographer is inter- ested in figures-especially those that deal with bookkeeping. A'Buck teaches his pupils not only the intricate methods of advanced accounting but also the techniques for being successful in business .... And the teacher should know, for he is a successful Dover business man. SHORTHAND No, those aren't Egyptian hieroglyphics, but they are just as bad complain some of the students .... Then Miss Kathleen Powell simply smiles sweetly and assigns another page of shorthand. Miss Powell practices in her class room the characteristics of the perfect secretary. In her quiet ef- ficient manner, Miss Powell teaches much that girls should know about being the type of secretary that business people want.