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2019 Yearbook Dedication: Mind, Body, Spirit

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haden-right-color-368x500.png Seniors Caroline Hayes and Haden Jones smile for a picture on a calculator with Randrup. Haden Jones.
randrup-color-righyt--376x500.png Senior Michael Steenkemp recieves a donut from Randrup. Hannah Hufham.
kids-color-727x500.png Randrup smiles for a picture with his kids. Hannah Hufham.
army-color-354x500.png Mr. Randrup poses in his Army uniform. Hannah Hufham.

Every year, the yearbook staff works diligently to perfect the school’s yearbook. One page, unique to the Wesleyan yearbook, is the dedication page. The senior class for the year picks a person who they [the class] have found impacted their high school experience in a positive way. that person is given a page in the yearbook dedicated to them.
Having the yearbook dedicated to you is an honor, and the dedicatee gets to be celebrated by the high school students, faculty and the community.

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Wet Wolves Take State

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Brian_L_Morgan_20181107_BMD0834_with-year-750x500.jpg The entire swim and dive team. Brian L. Morgan.
luke-and-carson-375x500.jpg Sophomore Carson Schiller and senior Luke Schiller at the state meet. Kristin Schiller.
relay-375x500.jpg Girls 200 Medley Relay, Hannah Wasmuth (20), Carson Schiller (21), Jessie Parish (22), Amber Mathis (22). Kristin Schiller.
Brian_L_Morgan_20181115_BMD2111-333x500.jpg State diver senior Ansley Feininger during a regular season meet. Brian L. Morgan.

The Wesleyan Wet Wolves competed in the State Swim and Dive Meet at Georgia Tech Feb. 8 and 9. The boys team placed fourth and the girls finished third.

“My general goal as a coach is for the swimmers to reach our full potential, we did that,” said Head Coach Kevin Kadzis. This state team was the smallest team in years, but they did not fail to come out of the two day meet with medals around their necks. “Certain things do not change in a season, but the unique mix of people make each season different and memorable,” said Kadzis.

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Q&A Quarantine

During these last couple of weeks, the Wesleyan School community has been distant while staying safely quarantined in their homes.

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