Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
Wesley College News

Wesley College will participate
In the Dover Day activities by
.crowning the Queen of the May
on the Green at 400 .. M. on May
Il The committee for Dover Day
has invited the college to cooper
ate in the revival of the festivities
In a recent election Shirley Yerxa
OF 116 Briareliff Road, Hamden,
Conn, was voted to be the Queen.
Her lady-in-waiting will be Pau
line Kelly Of 40 South Governors
Avenue, Dover The other mem-
bers of the court, two from each
OF the classes will be Rita Karp, /
Ravine Road, Great Neck, Long
Island; Susan Holdsw0rth, 420
Brook avenue, Passaic, N. il; Jean
+ IDonnigan, 26 South Bancroft Park
way, Wilmington, and Betty Sam
worth, 439 South Sycamore avenue,
Wilmington.
College 10 Have Honorary Society
AT the recent convention of Phi
Theta Kappa, Junior College Hon
Eorary Scholastic Society, it was
anhounced that Wesley Junior Col
I1ege Of Dover was eligible to es-
tablish a chapter on its campus.
4 DR.. %. "A. Bartley, president Of the
college, received the formal an-
announcement yesterday.
The object of the society is to
promote scholarship, to develop
character, and to cultivate fellow
ship among students of both sexes
of the junior colleges Of the United
States.
ANY junior college which is a
member Of the American AssOci-
alton Of Junior Colleges may insti-
tute a chapter. TO become a meme
Der OF the local chapter, a student
must have completed one semester
in college, be of good moral char
I acter, and be within the upper
: scholastic ten per cent Of the stu
dent body. To maintain member
ship a student must, at the end of
any semester, have a point ration
! iOf not less than 2, which is a b.
Charter members of the Wesley
College chapter are: o. A. Bart
{ ley, Jr., Dover; Ray Book, Dover
William Bundick, Ellendale; A
n Lee GLADDEN., Seaford; Susan
I I HoIdsW0rth, Passaic, N. j.; and
Lorraine Semose, Bermuda.
Piano Ensemble Recital
! Wesley Junior College will com
memorate National Music Week OF
Z its campus by having its annua
Piano Ensemble Recital on Sunday
May 2, at 1880 p. m. Special com
y positions of particular interes
will be the Bach Concerto in {
, Major for three harpsichords ar
4 ranged by Harold Bauer for threl
q pianos, the Bach "Toccata in ]
! Major" for three pianos, "Jungl
le Drums by Lecuona and ''Gyps,
K Rhapsodie" by Deutsch-Altman
8 Gould.
le The recital will be under the di
e rection of Miss Caroline Budd an
I'd Miss Sarah ]. Woodford. instruC
re tors in piano at the college.
~ Second Annual Athletic Banque
n Wesley Junior College, Dover
ne Friday, May
The highlight of the banquet fC
the athletes of Wesley College wi
be the speaker of the evening, I'd
gar E. Miller, better known q
.G rip" Miller. "Trip" Miller ha
. been one of the mainstays of tn
Navy coaching staff for two deC
of AIDES. A graduate of Notre Dam
ch rip" played on. Knute Rocl5ne
I'M great 1924 club which featured tn
A., -Four Horsemen'' and on whic
Ir- he was a member of the ''Seve
nd Mules" an equally celebrated lin
Ter After one year at Indiana, he wei
on to Navy.
he After one year out of the gan
ng in 1928, he returned to Navy, an
en later, 1931-32-33 acted as hes
a coach. Since that time he has be-
lg- the line coach During the war
to was on active duty with the Nav
Ish Reserve, and returned to inacti'
INT duty in 1916 with the rank of Cor
ns rnander.
to The program, in the dining hal
les Invocation, DR.. o. A. Bartle
he president of the college; introdu
tion of guests, George Ayars, sta
director of health and physical e
ucation; dinner; speaker, Edg
ere E. rip" Miller; awards, cir
yer Miss Louise Frantz; remarks
81 DR.. Joseph S. Mcdaniel, gradua
- of the school and resident of D
yer: awards, men, John Hamo
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