Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Prof. McKcllar is versatile in sports and in the literary arts. We like him for his well- rounded, understanding personality. The sophomores showed recognition of ability when they elected Miss McCann, our assistant librarian, as their class sponsor. We like Mrs. Walker for her versatility in sports; because she is energetic and cheerful; because she practices what she preaches. You don’t know Dr. Wiggins until you’ve heard him read some Uncle Remus stories. There’s a real art to it, and he does it perfectly. Freshman English, puns, Shakespeare, puns, tennis, puns, originality, puns, classes at 2:44 P. M., Dr. Gin. (Lest you get the wrong idea, we love puns.) Though he’s a newcomer at Wesleyan, Mr. Alley, our bursar, assures us of effi¬ ciency and capability. He wins us with his understanding and friendly smile. Those girls who are always reading big, thick novels are very probably Miss Rivers’ students. We admire her for her quiet dig¬ nity. MISS McC.ANN MR. McKELLAR MISS RIVERS -23 - MRS. WALKER ' GC l S DR . gigniluat ALLEY

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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

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Miss Lin is a very sympathetic person with lots of natural wit, but where did she get that hobby of col¬ lecting all colors and shades of threads? Mrs. Comer, counselor and instructor in French and Italian, loves nothing better than a long walk on a beau¬ tiful day. Dignity, poise, and orig¬ inality combined with a witty and radiant sense of humor —for refreshment and relax¬ ation, we recommend our li¬ brarian, Miss Carnes. MISS CARNES MISS LIN MRS. COMER Mrs. Ross, psychology professor, has endeared herself to the hearts of her students through her knowledge and practice of her subject. Miss Barton, bursar of the Conservatory—a capable adviser in all difficulties. We associate Mrs. Ogden’s sweet and under¬ standing personality with solfeggio, public school music, and piano. What about the Toy Band ? Mr. Kraft displays great appreciation of the ability of his students. His classroom form and his analysis of his pupils’ personalities enable him to work in harmony with everyone. DR. BRUCE Calculus, co-ordinates and cen¬ troids all make sense toDr. Bruce, who, in his quiet and patient way explains them so that they make sense to us! f i MRS. ROSS MISS BARTON MRS. OGDEN MR. KRAFT