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V I l i I A .. 1, Qi 15-- 16- 19- 20- FEBRUARY Dean Kilby appears wearing passionate coat, Dr. Bartley celebrates Dover arrival birthday. -Wells and Keene have annual argument over original 'ground hog day'. Scofield bleaches his hair. Affectionately called 4'Pinky. Scott turns over new leaf. Pape becomes intrigued by English, McGinnis gets new car. -Grant works on pictures. Mr. Zip goes camping with the Scouts. Sneezes in history class. Art Taylor starts wearing jockey boots, Joan complains. -Snapp and Carbonneau families meet. Seem pleased with prospects. -Dr. Bartley visits parlors, Everything at Wesley is educational. -Wesley immerses Eastern Baptist with two defeats. Madame turns artist and gives yearbook a lift. The Dean brings good news about his Margaret who is in Kent General. She's improving. Everybody sings for Mrs, Bartley who celebrates birthday. Olmstead and Hall are most happy between first and second floor. Heaps learns from Everett. Burn- ham gets air horns. Kramedas and Sutton take off in yellow flash for Vllilmington. Flash dies early. Talented Leona and Vvlally entertain radio audience. Pat Biddle thrills Dover audience with dramatic baritone voice. Fan letters arrive early. Heart day. Started last Friday when the music department held a terrific dance. Todd and Gibson loiter in postoffice. Marilyn Walker portrays greatest faith in yearbook. She wants two copies. Looking for a new international situation-Ivan Levisohn, president of IRC. Must be the effect of so many birthdays in February. Inspectors. Mr. Wells. Vaughn Rash. and Patty Messick go to Felton to organize MYF. WSCA entertains Chap- lin and students from Delaware State. -Catts and Kramedas make plans to rent umbrellas at Rehoboth next summer. luckett changes bulbs. -Irvin Sutton learns about suppressed desires, MARCH -Wesley Players present three one-act plays. Top performances in all. -Keen tops Durante. -Spring comes early. Evolution process continues at top speed. -Dr. and Mrs. Trader entertain some more Methodist students. -Brooks and Whalley have favorite pastime-push- lflg Cdl' to ITIOVICS. -Grade go home again. Better than the last time. -Spring concert. Girls look beautiful Mrs. Stone . ' Y delighted. APRIL -No foolin'. It's spring vacation. Wesley girls blossom on boardwalk in Atlantic City. Roser goes home for more sand. --Spring fever strikes hard. Back from vacation. -Everybody out for baseball. MAY -May Day Queen crowned in riot of color. -Final exams begin. Sophs start looking unhappy that it's almost over. Freshmen simply look unhappy. Exams over. Who will see each other next year. Presidents Reception in Honor of the Graduating Class and Faculty. Sophs entertained at breakfast. -Commencement Sermon at Wesle Church. Fare Y . well communion. How vain these things called tears. -Farewell, Wesley, Alma Mater. Tomorrow? ,532 mv s Q . .fm .X M
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st, c..t...1.... SEPTEMBER -Freshmen arrive! Yeh, man, look at the blondes! WSCA carries trunks! Carbonneau Snapps again. -Freshmen look bleary-eyed after exams. Shock when one discovers how little he knows. 'Whos the girl with the long hair? i'Green ones get initiated into secrets of things that happen at Wesley. Veronica blushes. Dick Looft impressed. -Taylor absorbed in council problems. Joan among them. Convocation. Everybody 'learns about edu- cation. Frosh wonder whether tts worth all this. -Kidney looks over new crop-decides he'd rather play Wallace Berry. -Geller makes speech in dining hall. Terrific carry- over from speech course last year. Faculty entertains students. Frosh girls shed tears because it's Saturday nightland Mamma isnt here. Or. it's so far to Connecticut. Arkie and Byrdie go canoein' and wooin' at Silver Lake. -Argyles again-thought Grandma Meiser had left last year. -Phi Theta's initiate. Water Reimann, Mildred Haring, Doris Stork, Ken Snyder join the intelligentsia. -Rat Letter Day. Adele and Byrdie look rattish. Adele may make National Geographic. Breakfast off the floor for rats . loe Burns wears a barrel. Late sleepers locked in express car. Long walk for freshmen men. Performance on The Green most educational. No climax for day. No pictures taken. OCTOBER Rat Day Dance. Bobbsey Twins, Joyce and Geoff. arrive in yellow shirts and dungarees. Faye and Hap show dancing techniques. Freshmen looking older. All is quiet. Freshmen recover from loss of sleep. Sophs still sleeping. -Mr. Zip startles history class with rash pronounce- ment. Juan learns about the Pennsylvania Dutch. World Series begin-Dodger fans noisy! -Sophs elect Jim Jones as president of class. It's been a two year term for lim. Joyce Lewis and Arkie Owen carry off other class offices. -Esther rejoices over return of Ed. Wesley loses to Salisbury. Food good at English Grille. Girl's hockey team at Beaver. -Yankees do it again. Winners visit sub shop. -Atomic bomb drops-Jack of Sea Cliff out with Jackie Turner. -Russell serves fried chicken to North Dorm. Waist lines give. New light in Miss lsenberg's eyes. -Who is this little firebrand-sometimes called Mrs. Neves? -Wesley takes one from King's. Yearbook crew sells tags. Geller on top. Mike Maggio returns on Alumni Day. Sees Janet. -Snapp gets a crew cut. Throw back to Navy Days. Jarvis' theme on the Ideal Man rates an A. Wesley Polar Bears go swimming. Joe gets cold. Jose tops crew of crabbers. Vaughn Rash entertains the crowd at his home. Sam Massey eats two dozen crabs. Newt prefers hamburgers. -Wesley ties Drexel. -Miss Shaffer. Mrs. Storey. and Lynn Dutton at- tend Herald Tribune Forum in New York. Come back loaded-with news. -Halloween Dance. All kinds of people there. Wells, Frantz. and Zip fool everyone in their co-stumes. -Rain doesn't stop the strollers. Lew Gibbs con- DECKS. -Everybody carries psych book to breakfast. NOVEMBER l-Walt Reimann presents Millie with gift-just three worms-they won't hurt you. 2-Janet and loyce knit argyles in minature-what goes! 4--Hurrah! Wesley beats Salisbury in hockey. 5-Soccer team sinks Navy at Annapolis. Rupert and Careau walk home from Chestertown. 7-Religious Emphasis week begins. Dr. Jesse Lyons, guest speaker. Keen and Booth disagree. The Beard looks on and chuckles. 8-Tarvis refuses to give clothes for rummage sale. Says she'll have nothing to wear. Six weeks' marks out. Teachers smile. Students gloomy. 9-Buckley waits for Byrdie to finish socks. Looft and Booth turn attention to Connecticut Hoffnagle. Corbett and his Cadillac make interesting target. Stork still flying after Biddle. A 12-Depression strikes early-Gordie can't see Marie because of finances. 14-Wells prophesies that Snapp will be first freshman to marry. Sue looks- 17-Jerry Katz becomes old man in few minutes. Haigh melts a little-human after all. Bassan elected captain for next year's soccer team. Z0-Thanksgiving Vesper Service. 22-Mad-Hatter's Party. Vkfhat a night! Jean Palmer is Alice. Prize winners for original hats were Carol Gibson. Geoff Whalley. and George Weiss- gerber. Dutch finds a little Newell at Wesley. Rebstock joins the conga line. 23-Home for turkey. 26-Arlene entertains Wesleyans. Off to Carreau's home for more fun. 28-Back to school. All exhausted. DECEMBER 2-Slides for May Day shown in chapel. 3-Pat Tomlinson locks herself out again. 4-1000 people hear music festival. 6-Shirley and Thelma become singles again. 8-Hank decides he needs world trip. Later on of course. Johnson comes in new car. 9-Chorus party at Country Club. Oh. what fun! What splendor! 10-Christmas shopping starts. Now you buy this for me, and l'LL- . 13-Wesley gains double victory ove East n Baptist 18-Wesley Players present THE T ISEMAN: Sam Keen. Harold R rt, a r h rst, Hap Packard, Tom Boot c lo ohm, and Dan Brook stalr. Pl te at Wesley Church on same event ni students break pinata. l9-W lla pr ises to mi aye over holiday. zojwgf Looft mites fire with his st . -Larry Bn an Booth go where poinsetta bloom in the garden for Christmas. 24-Corbett decides he doesn't like Cadillac convertible. JANUARY 4-Awful! Vacation is over. New Year. 5-Same old story with Ken and Charlesta. -Cimafonte gets car! Ieanie delighted. Wesley beats Salisbury. Terrific game. Wesley sh-ows greatest spirit of year. Overwhem Teachers with cheering. Everybody hoarse. Geller stops bus. Rupert grows beard, Will win seventeen dollars if it grows two inches. Examinations start Oh what miserable days! Lights on all night.iSilence reigns. 6 14- 17- 25-Registration. Some old faces gone. Shirley Bar- ton wants to be a teacher. off to Salisbury. New faces are Richard Everett, Lawrence Keen, Marshall Roser. William Walls, and John Williams. We m1SS BCUY Sterling. Corbett entertains in Rock Hall. Spaghetti for everyone. What appetites. Oysters for the Dean. WCSIPY Players go to Perryville. Snapp stars in gzrgiilsvgilgle' Humphrey flies in back seat. Practices 30-
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