Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Director of Wesleyan Conservatory Here’s to the Maestro, without whose music our lives would be the less rich; he is the heart and pulse of our Conservatory. This was not intended as a laudative sketch —but each of us knows that it is quite im¬ possible to say even a word without its be¬ ing praise. So we’ll be sincere, though brief, in saying, Vive le Maestro!’’ -21 -

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DEAN LEON P. SMITH a l ' IcntCXij J Cilst niitlt • • • one of the finest men who ever lived. He served Wesleyan faithfully for twenty-five years gaining the admiration, love and respect of all with whom he came in contact. To those of us who knew him, his life and character are inspirational.

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— UCultlJ C UltpJCA T Now young ladies” on your left is Dr. Rosser, professor of Biblical literature at Wesleyan for more than twenty-five years, and proud pos¬ sessor of a hiking W.” Chemistry, physics, the Crucible Club, the talc about Anne Wesley, a modern up-to-date scientist, a sparkling sense of humor, Carver and Joe, Jr.—Dr. Almand. An able coach, and understanding person— Miss Grotc has helped many a Wcsleyanne try to keep that desired trim figger.” Photography is one of Miss Broome’s hobbies; she made the shot of Miss Carnes. Philately (stamp collecting) is another hobby of hers. She can trace the history of Spain in stamps. Comparisons? Relationships? For stimulat¬ ing classes that keep you on your toes, we recom¬ mend Professor Daniel. Mr. Quillian’s pupils talk about things we couldn’t pronounce, and wouldn’t dare try to spell. But look at a list of the biology majors and you’ll see they like it. Mrs. Dcidrich is responsible for many things that make our life at school more like home. It is she who secs to it that flowers are around us. That’s a small part of her duties, but one that we p articularly appreciate. I)R - AI.MAND DR. ROSSER MISS BROOME MR DANIEL MR OUILUAN MRS. DF.IDRICH