Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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r i FACULTY, WES .. a non. fun. and vitality. . . . MRS LEE - Maudie effervesces with pep, fun, and vitality. MISS CARTLEDGE-A living proof that m P at y ’ 8 humor and sportsmanship can go with red hair. . . . MISS I U PUIS - Style, sports, sociability. When it comes to these she s on Hot ' MR. QUILLIAN - When looking through a microscope ' it’s the little things of life you count. . • - MISS HOWELL —Her favorite schools arc made of tish; her roy.i tics, from the Duke game, . . . MISS CHAPLIN - Tasty recipes bubble merrily from her lips, giving a spicy flavor to her speech MISS WINN-A record of every student, alphabetically arranged DR. MacDONALD-A minute’s listening to her is a week’s thought in concentrated form-MR. DANIEL - Look backward in order to look forward. On your toes or a cen¬ tury will whiz past you. ... DR. WIGGINS - Uncle Remus and Wordsworth walk the straight and narrow between two parallel lines MR. COLLINS-The click of camcras- the click of typewriters—the click of castanets from the Mexican border. In short, he clicks! . . . MISS RIVERS - A quiet charm that makes her students read eighteen novels and like it! . . . DR. GIGNILLIAT - A fairyland of beauty, with mischievous Puck for guide; that’s literature under Dr. Gin! . . . DR. AL- MAND-A fine philosophy of life mixed with your molecules MISS SOWELL -50cc. of patience; and atoms.

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I 7 I Looking through the arches from Sophomore to Junior- Senior ... Jouk organ and hot dogs— the gayety of the Pharm at night . . . A campus view in the spring—the dining hall, Porter Hall, the loggia and Freshman seen through the dogwoods beautiful

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Jl§ Right page, circle: ALMAND and SOWELL. Top to bottom, at right: HOEFLICH, CARNES; McKELLAR, BROOME, KERN; ROGERS. At left: BRUCE and DRAKE. as well as synapses. . . . DR. McKEL¬ LAR - His golf and tennis, like his Latin and Greek, are campus classics. . . . MISS BROOME-Her camera makes a moment immortal. Her stamp collection makes neighbors of Eng¬ land and Germany. . . . MISS KERN - Picturesque travelogues of Cuba, and a garden plot where the flowers speak French. . . . MISS ROGERS - Georgia Bulletin No. 2 is her Little Red Bible. And ' ' Democracy is the Golden Text. LEYAN efficiency; 100% capable as a lab assistant. . . . MISS CARNES - The library is her domain; human na¬ ture, her province; the class of 40, her specialty. . . . MISS HOEFLICH-Cheerful and helpful. A Good Samaritan to freshmen struggling with term papers. . . . DR. BRUCE - He can translate the language of the stars with mathematical precision. . . . DR. DRAKE - impartial, yet interested. Expert on sonatas Left page, top to bottom: LEE, CARTLEDGE, DUPUIS; QUILLIAN, HOWELL; CHAPLIN. Circle: WINN. Looking at map: MacDONALD and DANIEL. Entering doorway: WIGGINS, COLLINS, RIVERS, GIGNILLIAT.