Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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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

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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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□ i VETERROPT MARGUERITE JANE ADAMS, A.B. L Carrollton, Georgia, Entered Fall 1914. In small proportions, we just beauties see And in short measure, life may perfect her Lanier Literary Society. French Club 15- 1 6. Glee Club 17- 18. Round Table. Mandolin Club 17- 18. Bou- doir Club. Teacher’s Certificate. Alumnae Editor of Wesleyan ’i7-’i8. Here comes Oscar! No one would suspect her, even after four years of the proverbial college grind, of having ar- rived at Seniorial dignity, for labor has not aged her, nor lucubration withered the roses in her cheeks. She has truly been the heartbreaker of the jolly ole pals, her victims throng- • ing from Emory, Mercer, and the home town. See them for notes on “Why Boys Join the Colors.” a