Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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’sm. pm. i immmmiwr Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler House Director Miss Ella Buckner Office Manager Mrs. Helen Booth Secretary Miss Beatrice Hobby Secretary Mrs. Dolores Lepinski Secretary Personnel regulate campus business Mrs. Mary Lou McDonald House Director Mrs. Edith Sconyers House Director administration 29

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y Mrs. Edna Crawford Secretary Mrs. Vivian Laird and Miss Christine Nicholas Secretaries Mrs. Angela Rowland Secretary Miss Frances Strohecker Secretary Mrs. Mildred Rickies House Director Mrs. Sally Summerford House Director Mrs. Martha Pascullis Secretary Mrs. Mary Lee Goldston House Director Mrs. Christine Harshbarger Secretary Catherine Gibbons with Mr. Potts Dining Room 28 ADMINISTRATION

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Physical Education offers new diverse curriculum The Department of Physical Education strives to help the student in meeting the demands of a normally active life. Emphasis is placed on both individual and team sports in an effort to offer the student a well-rounded course. Four areas are offered from which health and physical education majors may choose: teaching health and physical education in grades one through twelve; recreation; religious education; and the science background necessary for physical therapy training. Mrs. Schafer, department head, and Mrs. Lister were named Outstanding Young Women of America for Macon. Mrs. Lister is the secretary of the dance division of the Southern Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. Mrs. Schafer, and Miss Brown are clinicians for the Lifetime of Sports Project. Mrs. Schafer is qualified to give clinics for teachers in golf; Mrs. Lister, badminton; and Miss Brown, bowling. Miss Oosthoek has been working with the Red Cross. This year Wesleyan was host for the Georgia Association of Physical Education for College Women, of which Mrs. Schafer is president. A play day was also held at Wesleyan for high schools of Middle Georgia. Fencing is one of the best teachers of grace, movement, and form. 30 FACULTY