Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Annie Jean Culbreath, B. L. A A I . yice-J rr.vdenf of }fl! . sionar!i Sncirh , Setilor Ih-adcr. “Never thread was spun so fine. Never spider stretched the line, Would not hold the lover true, That would really swing for you ’ Annie J(‘an is one of those “cute” e(X|nettisli girls, with lM‘aii-eatehers all around he r forehead. She has decided views of love, which she Iares defen l in the presence of the whole Senior (’lass, Slu takes vocal and enjoys it exe( (‘dingly, to jinlge from her angelic face as she sings. She is a close rival of M iss W il- cox, and it is the won l( r of the Class what kind of hinges her jaws have to allow such a wide range of movement. When she sings the audience has to lx warned to clutch the anus of the chairs, else they will be borne away on the wings of her melodious song. She will fight anybody that interferes with her vocal practice. Wilson, Mufon. AXMK Jane Cilbkeatu

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Wilsou. Ma( ' 4»ti. Aonks Chapman. Agnes Chapman, A. B. A A Literary Editor of The We-sleyan , V ire- reside nt of ) U’. C. A,, Art Editor of Ziy-Zay, Member of Eeiiior Basket-Ball Team, Deleyate to Stu- dents ' Volunteer (Umveidion. “Her pencil was striking, resistless, and grand; Her manners were gentle, complying, and bland; Still born to improve (?) us in every part. Her pencil, our faces; her manners, our heart.” Her |)riii( i| nl ‘‘stunt’’ is writing poetry for 7 ' he Wesleyan, or worrying the life out of otlier people hy (leinandiiig stories and iiiaimseripts. She l( arneil to dive by trying it from th(‘ upper iK ' rtli of a railway car. As Art Editor of the Zig-Zag she wields a niifj hty brush, and e.xeites the awe of woid l-be artists. She is a perfect manual of love, answering all ques- tions cheerfully on that subject. She is fond of bird.s, as can l)e seen from the drooping wing.s on her red hat. Her favorite song is I»ve’s Like a Kcd, Red Hat.” Any one who sits to her for a portrait is given a diploma and a medal for bravery, if the sitter can gaze on the completed picture and survive the ordeal. ' • Z. ' ' . i

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Wllflon, Mocon. Estfxle Dahoen. Estelle Darden, A. B. ..you w.U .earn whatever you are taught, because you are always good. Industrious, and attentive. Her partienlar lioltby is l»ve for her Class, and her .hief ploas ir». is atten lin}; class meetings. She ex p,H t.s to sliine in society tvheii she leaves school, and siieiuls her tim(. practicing airs and graces before her mirror. Sbe is an enthusiastic Ix.tanist, and goes on all the exiicdilioiis, provided she can find no excuse to stay at home. She believes in having a “swell time,” even if she has to take the mumps to get it. She has not given the dimensions her jaws reached, but she has since shown great interest in that part of physiology which tells about the parotid glands. 1 ' hough she kept an orgain in her room for a year, she lins Dfivor taken much (loHcrht in music.