Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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32 ' 10151 FRED SOUTHWOOD Brooklyn, New York Business Administration o Blase' . . . tall. . . sways a little when he walks . . . sharp tongue . . . en- joys griping . . . don't try to please me, lady . . . I'm not the type. . . wants to learn all about business administration but typewriters are so disgust- ing. . . second semester found Freddie yielding to the per- sistent call of Uncle . . . pro- mised to win the war before he left. Freddie PAUL SUTLIFFE Delmar, Delaware Arts and Science 0 Paul, if you don't give me a letter . . . mail dis- tributor at Wesley . . . active in WSCA and International Re- lations Club . . . represented Wesley during Christmas vaca- tion, IQ5O, at World Conference of IRC . . . thinks Delmar is the hub of the university. . . . . . steady reader . . . Paul wanted to find out why. .-Sut.. 3 PAMELA TOWNSEND Willow Grove, Pennsylvania Arts and Science o Quiet girls surprise you . . . lively and animated at proper times . . . could cut a merry caper among her friends . . . will go into the nursing profession when she leaves Wesley. Pam Qt 3 9 z if 6-l v ll 23 7 4 U29 C 71 P , U, f y ECE? X .-1 1

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at ff --14'2r 1. f, xx Y nil 1 1 2, ,mfr fi swf x lx - , 4 25 ,f ll X -J JACQUELINE TURNER East Point, Georgia Secretarial o A Georgia peach with a New Jersey flavor , , , took to hockey and basketball with the greatest of ease . . . supported thetWSCA . . . wrote many letters to Lycoming College . . . may in time live on Long Island . . . affectionate Jackie truly won her place among her many friends at Wesley. Jackie EDWARD WALLACE Maplewood, New Jersey Arts and Science o Admits he's the hand- somest boy in school . . . thought to favor Lincoln . . . close-clipped hair protection from opposite sex . . . active in soccer, basketball, baseball . . . followedhis roomate in - to the Air Force. Eddie WILLIAM WALLS Wilmington, Delaware Arts and Science o Short . . . energetic . . . out-door man . . . will- ing to tackle anything includ- ing Mr. Zip in a fencing match . . . missed Rupert and fishing trips . . . won himself a place in the hearts of Wesleyens through piercing puns. Schnitz 33