Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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J IG -f' ' -12.4, -444,4 QAAJ Q t A 'd,4f'- .- sl-aa-AQQLAJ l g '-5 Gl.os4.4,44J java., .,,: Q ' . . 7 -1-vv -164.447 fd gazebo This is station WDOV, 1410 on your radio dial, bringing you Wesley Junior Col lege on the air. These words are familiar ones to the students and radio friends of Wesley who tune in every Thursday after noon at three-thirty. This favorite extra-curricular activity at Wesley gives opportunity to many students and faculty members to get on the air. Drama music, talks, sports news, and discussion all of these are used in taking Wesley beyond its ivory towers.

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1 Y , F , ,ff , Y lv' ir ' Row one: Ralph Owen, Jean Palmer, Faye Russell, Arlene McGinley, Doris Stork, Joe Burns. ,, Row two: Vaughn Rash, Jack VanCott, Richard Geller, Jerome Katz, Willard McGinnis. ' ij Row three: Mr, Lewis Wells, Advisor: lohn Gilbert, Ken Snyder, Henry Parkhurst, Robert Y Schreifer. l'Cl Y r' ,yfiiw mm, WW Students who enroll in the drama class at Wesley automatically become members of the Wesley Players. It is the purpose of this group to stimulate interest in drama. to learn the techniques such as makeup, prompting, inter- pretation of lines used in the presentation of plays. Out- standing productions this year were Christmas Carol , Where Love Is , Dust of the Road , The Other Wise Man , and Suppressed Desiees . During the year, groups of the Wesley Players preesnted plays in Dover and in various churches throughout the Penisula Conference of the Methodist Church. 35

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.,, '-1 ,' ,li Qi f M - 7 ,v til? p 'S v ,Nia , :' s N ,X Lx, 1 ,' , Q' WSLW' 525 Mi i Row one: Carolyn Gibson, Doris Stork, Marion ISCI1b0l'2 A9112 Stewart, Mrs. Margaret Storev Pat Tomlinson Row YWOZ .Robert Grant, Walter Relmamlv Joaquin Ruiz Lloyd Snapp,A1'I T3Yl0ff John Gilbert Lewis W9ll5fDean Kilby, Vaughn Rash, ocia! gommiffee Girls in slacks, boys in dungarees, sweet young things carrying Christmas trees, and sturdy boys carrying tables-the Social Committee is at work you say. True, and this group, responsible for the planning of social and public events is always busy with its representatives from the various organizations on the campus. Its members may sweat a bit, swear a bit, and cry out for help --but no group is more worthy of praise. Much credit is due Miss Isenberg and her committee of students and faculty members who give of their time, talent, and effort to keep the students at Wesley happy while learning. 37