Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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• it Tin A I) Pi memorial viewed from the loggia. Candler Library where we went to study and where we went to read. I ale Hall where we went to classes to study the humanities and social sciences. Porter Gymnasium with memories of chapel. Stunt Night, basketball and Play Night. Halloween parties and semi-formal dances.

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— Dr. N. C. McPherson, Jr. B.PH., B.D., PhD., D.D. President Dr. Mac came to Wesleyan when the seniors were fresh¬ men back in 1942. Since that time under his guidance Wesleyan has reached one of its all-time peaks in enroll¬ ment and scholarship. The little man with the friendly grin who is always hurrying somewhere has managed in his four years at Wesleyan to travel hundreds of miles for the school annually and still keep up with all of the leading college activities. As head of the Wesleyan family. Dr. Mac, with the aid of his charming, genial wife, has made college another home for all of the Wesleyan girls. THE PRESIDENT AND DEANS 1)R. S. L. Akers ..A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Every Wesleyanne’s friend and counselor. Dean Akers is one of the most popular figures on the Wesleyan campus. Mis keen sense of fair play, his deep moral values and his sympathetic understanding have endeared him to the hearts of students and faculty members alike. Miss Annabel Horn .A.B., A.M. The Conservatory’s staunch and steady defender of the best in the fine arts. Miss Horn is the old college’s digni¬ fied and capable leader. Her subtle wit, interest in the girls and appreciation of the best in life make her one of the best. Miss Iva Gieson. a.B., Her gracious charm, her sincere interest in the girls, her cultured speech and direction have made Miss Gibson an inspiring Dean of Women. She is all of the “charming lady standards required in a southern school for girls. Miss Danelle Yates. B.A., M.A. Miss ales, the Conservatory’s new counselor for women is already popular for her sympathetic understanding of the girls and her wide variety of interests. As a teacher of English and history she comes into contact with almost every girl on the Conservatory campus. 14