Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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- I vETERROPT I MARION COOK, B.S. Atlanta, Georgia. Entered Fall 1914. Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls. ' ' 5 © E Social. Lanier Literary So- ciety. Basket-ball Team ’14- ! 5, ' 15- ’16, ’i6-’i7, ’i7-’i8. Captain Basket- Ball Team ’i4-’i5- Secretary Lanier Literar) Society, ’15- ! 6, ’17’- 18. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ’i5-’l6. President Class ' i5- i6, ' i6- ' i7, ' i7-’i 8. Vice- President Student Government Associa- tion 16- 1 7. Championship in Doubles, Tennis Tournament ’17. Treasurer Missionar ' Society 16- 17. Secretary ' Wesleyan Sunday School Class 16- 17. Domestic Science Certificate ’18; Round Table. German Club. Chairman Round Table Auxiliary, Macon Chap- ter, A. R. C. A. Teacher’s Certificate. “The prettiest girl at Wesleyan,” charming, graceful, dignified, intellec- tual, brilliant, witty, athletic — and not a bit conceited. Much sought after to fill positions of responsibility and trust — and not a scheming politician. Yes, Marion is one of our girls whose char- acteristics we can mention with pride and whose virtues we can praise with a superlative; but with it all, she is just the same all-round girl whom all the students and teachers love, admire, and respect. There is an elegance and re- finement in her manner and a beauty in her smile which alw ' ays captivates one. S

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VETE13ROPT Senior Class Colors: Lavender and ff ' kite Flower: Sweet Pea Motto: Nulla Fectigit Relrorsum OFFICERS Marion Cook President Sara Pearce Vice-President Helen Phifer Secretary Elizabeth Gibson Treasurer Martha Rolston Historian Lucile Bowden Katherine Stowe Prophet Helen Maffett Testator Pauline Pierce Sergeant-at-Arms Mary Will VVakeford ) c j r-. Katherine Stowe ) Student Government Representatives

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ZIDA ADAIR, A.B. Columbus, eorgia. Entered Fall I9I3 ' She that was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will, yet was never loud Lanier Literary Society. Round Table. French Club. “Over There Club. Certificate in Religious Educa- tion. Her name proves the rule that the first shall be last and the last shall be first. She is the same yesterday, to-day, and forever; yea, her loveliness of char- acter changeth not. During her brief sojourn here sh e has learned that “things are not what they seem; because she had always been taught that men were made to be sweethearts and husbands, and lo! she beholds them being trans- formed into soldiers and led away into battle. If asked the secret of her suc- cess thus far, she would probably an- swer, “Fighting, working, hoping. % I I i i