Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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. -••••- T II E F I C I! L T V DR. MacDONALD . . . One speaker who can invariably hold the undivided attention of all those listening—and of course there ' s always a Sparkle around her. • MR. DANIEL ... A liking for history, statistics, and pop tests. • DR. ROSSER . . A knowledge of Biblical Literature enhanced by personal rec¬ ollections of the Holy Land. • MR. McKEL LAR ... A lover of Latin and Greek—and of everything beautiful. • MISS ROGERS . . . The Georgia Program—Democracy—Inte gration—she ' s interested in them all. • DR. ROSSER McKELLAR ROGERS DRAKE . . . Psychology (Abnormal and otherwise!)—a love of music brilliant blue eyes and a flashing smile—altogether, a pleasing personality. • DR. BRUCE . . . Almost super-human pa¬ tience combined with superior mathematical ability. • MISS FUL- WOOD . . . Quiet, efficient—always willing to help when stencils and mimeograph machines go wrong. • MR. ALLEY . H s friendly smile makes business a pleasure. • MRS. SPEIGHT Quite business like when necessary, but also bubbling over with fun and good humor. • MISS LOYALL . . . just ask her about any Wesleyan alumna—she knows. • MISS THOMPSON . . . Best

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■ • .• - -- 1 11 - 1 ItH,. JI.JI Jl.LJI 1 . vC .rrr V W ! tv ■ ' — -v- j: v. i.r. ' K?T.» MISS STALEY ... A capable librarian who can always find the right thing at the right time. • MISS CARNES . . . She knows what books are interesting—and how best to describe them at the Christmas Book party. • MR. ROEDER . . . Twinkling eyes, full of fun—and with an ability to get the most out of a student. • MR. WAL¬ DROP ... An expert in public school music—flutist— most understanding. • MISS ARMAND . . . Her friend¬ ship-one bank that would never fail a Wesleyanne. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT — STALEY CARNES . MIDDLE - ROEDER. WAL¬ DROP. . . . BOTTOM — ARMAND. CHAPLIN informal u. between claae a MISS CHAPLIN . . . Her recipes help students find the way to his heart. • MISS HOWELL . . . Biology— Football—the tri-K soccer team—all are important to Doc. • MR. QUILLIAN ... He utilizes microscopes to bring out small details, and poetry to express the larger things of life. • MISS BROOME . . . Latin, Spanish, Ger¬ man—adept at languages and photography, too.