Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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DEADS « iLc COnSERVRTORy MISS LI LA JOHNSON COMER Counselor of If omen A book on Paris, souvenirs from Italy, and a sympathetic understanding of girls. MISS ANNABEL HORN Dean and Registrar of the Conservatory A juggling of c redits, subtle wit, coopera¬ tive interest in her girls — a dean who knows her Latin.

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OUR DERRS DR. S. L. AKERS A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Dean of Wesleyan College Keen appreciation of the aesthetic ... a talented musician ... a dean with a rare understanding of his girls ' needs. One to rely on, one to confide in, one to have fun with—one to love! 13

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MISS KERN, MISS BROOME MR. GWIN ... He doesn ' t believe in cutting classes but is always making good puns . .. MISS BLRROWES . . . Calmly capable, and a great help to those who can t re¬ member whether history hooks are in the 500 ' s or the 940 ’ s . . . MISS CARNES . . . She wears red rimmed glasses and is always getting cokes from the Pharm MRS. BROWN ... A welcome addition to the Eng¬ lish department and to the Library . . . knows her gram¬ mar and we’re proud of her poetic ability . . . MISS CHAPLIN . . . Friendly, fun-loving—and sincerely in¬ terested in helping her students cope with the problems of managing a budget or cooking a pie—or snaring a man! . . . DR. DANIEL . . . Quiet, friendly, and filled with an eager desire to let us share his knowledge of the past and present . . . MISS 1ft Nl M . . . warm smile, merry eyes—she makes it natural for us to like history . . . MISS KERN ... A linguist if there ever was one! She tells wonderful stories, too; and as sponsor, she’s wonderful help . . . MISS BROOME . . . Her interests are many . . . versatility is reflected in her skill as an amateur photographer, her flair for languages, her interest in our Latin American neighbors. MISS BURROWES, MISS CARNES, MRS. BROWN DR DANIEL, MISS BYNUM MR. HOWELL GWIN MISS CHAPLIN 15