Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1924 volume:

T t ° fj j j I 9 x 1 rv P5 COPYRIGHT, 1924 AlLBNE CoRRY, Editor Grace Woodward, Business Manager “The moving hand write , and, having writ, moves on.“ How true that is, and how sad it would be if that hand did not leave a glorious story of joys experienced, tasks accomplished and hopes fulfilled indelibly printed on the pages of the heart. But time does much to dim the bright past; and to to prevent the loss of a single precious memory of our college days, we have tried to record those things which would best express that intangible some- thing known as “Wesleyan spirit ’ in the pages of this book. It is our sincere wish that not only will the Veterropt be a joy today, but that in some distant time it may prove the key to unlock the door to the magic land of memory and will carry you back to the happy days when you were a Wesleyan girl. A MESSAGE WILLIAM F. QUILLIAN, D.D. Wesleyan. There is music in the name! For nearly one hundred years the brave old college has been the champion of womanhood, the exponent of her highest ideals and her holiest aspirations. Today Wesleyan is recognized as the pioneer chartered college for women in all the world, an institution of the highest educational standards and the loftiest Christian principles. The hour has struck! The mother college calls to her daugh- ters and to the friends of Christian education! Let us arise and build! No one person can do this great work. It will require sacrifice and heroic service on the part of all who love the young womanhood of our Southland. The daughters of Wesleyan are worthy of our best effort, our highest endeavor. What do you say? VETERROPT STAFF Ailene Corry, EJilor-in-Chief Grace Woodward. Business Manager Assistants Margaret Richards Margaret Cutter Julia Pryor Mary Wilkerson Ellen Hunt Helen Kilpatrick Caroune Fulghum Madge Jenkins Mildred McCrory Eunice Thomson Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear!” — Shakespeare. Alma Mater Hail, Wesleyan, thou emblem of all that is grand. The noblest, the greatest in all our fair land ; Thine ideals are honored, thy name always blest ; A fountain of knowledge, the oldest and best. A star in the dark is thy glorious past. Forever and ever thy glory shall last. Upholding thine ideals, thy daughters will be True, faithful and loyal, dear Wesleyan, to thee. Page nineteen THE VETERROPT Board of Trustees Hon, N. E. Harris Rkv. T. D. Elms, DD Rev. J. H. Eakes, D.D., Vice-Chairman Bishop VV. N. Ainsworth, D.D., LL.D., Chairman Rev. Bascjm Anthony, D.D Mr. Geo. B. Jewett Rev. W. L. Pierce Rev. R. H. Barnett Col. Sam Tate Col. T. J. Watkins Rev. S. R. Belk, D.D Rev. C. R. Jenkins, D.D Rev. J. F. Bell Rev. L. G. Johnson, D.D Mr. W. R. Rogers, Secretary Rev. W. H. La Trade, Jr., D.D Mr. W. H. Peacock Mr. R. L. Cox Rev. O. F. Cook Rev. W. F. Smith ! . ! . . Rev. J. A. Thomas Col. R. O. Jones Col. O. O. McCollum Rev. W. F. Quillian, D.D Hon. O. A. Park Hon. H. W. Hill Mr. C. B. Lewis Mr. W. D. Anderson Judge John S. Candler Rev. W. A. Shelton, D.D Mr. W. O. Jones Rev. John F. Yarbrough Mr. James M. Rogers Macon, Ga. .... Louisville, Ky. Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. .... Savannah, Ga. Macon, Ga. .... Augusta, Ga. . Tarpon Springs, Fla. Tate, Ga. . . . Clearwater, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Columbus, Ga. . . . . Lakeland, Fla. Griffin, Ga. Macon, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. .... Cochran, Ga. .... Monroe, Ga. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . . Savannah, Ga. .... Newnan, Ga. . . . Jacksonville, Fla. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. .... Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. .... Atlanta, Ga. Emory University, Ga. .... Elberton, Ga. Griffin, Ga. . . . Savannah, Ga. Page twenty Rev. William Fletcher Quillian, A.B., D.D., President Leon P. Smith. A.B., S.M., Vice-President Professor of Physics and Chemistry Walter K. Greene, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Dean of Faculty Cobb Alumnae Chair of English Language and Literature J. W. W. Daniel, A.B., A.M. Professor of History and Economics J. C. Hinton, A.B., A.M. «! B K Lcvick Pierce Chair of Mathematics and Astronomy M. C. Quillian, A.B., A.M. Professor of Biology and Geology Rev. G. E. Rosser, A.B., B.D. Professor of Biblical Literature Iris Lilian Whitman, Ph.B., A.M. Dean of Women Professor of German and Spanish Lois Rogers, A.B., A.M. Professor of Psychology and Pedagogy Bertha Ann Reuter, Ph.B., M.A., Ph D. Associate Professor of History H arry Stillwell Edwards, B.L. Associate Professor of Journalism B. B. Johnston, A.B. Instructor in Journalism Jeffie Bennett, A.B. Instructor in Spanish Martha Clarke, A.B. Instructor in Physical Education Leona Letson, A.B. Instructor in Physics and Chemistry Ruth Sears, A.B. Instructor in English Rebekah Oliphant, A.B. Instructor in English B. B. Bassett, A.B., A.M., L.I.B., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Education Idus E. McKellar, A.B., A.M., D.D. Secretary of the Faculty Professor of Ancient Languages M. Virginia Garner, A.B., B.S., Ph.M. Professor of Journalism Maude F. Chaplin. A.B., B.S., A.M. Professor of Home Economics Helen B. Kline, B S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Lula Johnson Comer Instructor in French Ernestine Grote Professor of Physical Education Gail L. Carver, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Biology Julie Sarauw, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Acting Professor of French Agnes E. Hamilton, A.B., B.S., A.M. Associate Professor of English Language and Literature Page twenty-one Conservatory Faculty Joseph Maerz Director of Music, Pianoforte, Musical History William S. Hailey Professor of Piano and Theory Louise Lin, A.B., B.M. Professor of Piano Esther Rhodes, A.B., B.M. Professor of Piano Loulie Barnett. A.B., B.M. Professor of Piano and Theory Ray Ballard, A.B., B.M. Professor of Piano Zillah Halstead Professor of Piano Louise Titcomb Professor of Pipe Organ Glenn Priest Maerz Head of Department of Violin Professor of Violin Edgar H. Howerton Head of Voice Department Professor of Voice Elizabeth Carpenter Professor of Voice; Sight Singing Anne Chenault Wallace Professor of Expression Rosetta Raulston Rivers Professor of Painting and Drawing Callie Cook Professor of Ceramic Art Page twentytwo Officers of Administration William F. Qlillian President and Treasurer Walter K. Greene Dean Leon P. Smith Vice-President lots E. McKellar Secretary Iris Lillian Whitman Dean of Women B. B. Bassett Registrar Mamie G. Stephenson Secretary to the President Banks Armand Bursar Catherine P. Carnes Librarian Mrs. Florrie Cook White Matron Nanette Rozar Dietician Mrs. Lucy Kean Johnson Chaperone Mrs. Jessie Deidrich Housekeeper Carl L. Anderson, M.D. College Physician Mrs. Julia A. McCain Alumnae Secretary Mrs. W. F. Qlillian Hostess Page twenty-three il T t MISS MARY THOMAS MAXWELL, Best All-Round Senior Introduces the Senior Class Page twenty-seven THE VETER ROPT Senior Class Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Marechal Niel Rose Motto: “Fortis eadere, sed cedere non potest.” Officers Mary Thomas Maxweli President Aurelia Cooper Vice-President Kathleen Bardwell . . . Secretary and Treasurer Nell Lester Sergeant-at-A rms Round Table Officers Sarah B ranch Chairman Olive Dent Manget Secretary Mary Miller Treasurer Page twenty-eight MISS “SISSY” ASHLEY, Mascot of the Senior Class Page twenty nine Jeanitte Anderson, A.H. MARIETTA, GEORGIA Se mor Class Ai.ice Pauline Aven, A.H. MACON, GEORGIA Athletic Association. L ' o 24; L« C« rclo Francala. v Sl- ' 2 : I.e Cerclo Francnla. 21- 24; Macon Club. 23- 24. Knuml ' Pubh . , f2-’24: 8� � nnl h Club, ' 22- 2S; Jeat ' -r Stall. - 2 - 23. Watchti t ■ r 8tuiT. 2 4 ; Hoc rotary North Georitln Club. 22 24 ; Girl Hen-rvc I.aadcr. 2J- 24; Honor Roll. •22 22; Teacher Certificate. Senior Class Kathleen Abney Bardwell, B.S. HAVANA, CUBA Treasurer Cluss. , 23- , 24: Wesleyan Staff. 23- ' 24: Scribes and Pharisee . 23- ' 24; Round Table. ’22- ' 24; ' Gator Club, 2t-‘24 ; Spanish Club. ' 21- ' 22: World Fellowship Committee Y. W. C. A.. ’23-’24 ; Athletic Assoeiatlon. 20- , 24; Tennis Tournament, 22- ' 23. Margaret Chunn Bennett, B.S. TRION, CEORCIA Athletic Association. ’20- 24; Basketball. ' 20- ' f4; Round Table. ' 22- ' 24; I.e Cercle Fiancais, Spanish Club. ’23- 2 4 ; Social Service Committee Y. V. C. A., ' 21-’21; Teacher ' s Certificate, 24. 5 . )enior Cla ss Helen Elizabeth Blanton, A.B. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA St mlent Volunteer Conference. , 21- 22; Tournament. Basketball. 2:t- , 24 ' ; Table. _• :t - 2 4 : Publicity committee Y. W. C. A Jester Starr. ’SS- ' -’S ; Honor R.,||, J 1 - 2 S. Tennis Bound •22-24; Mabel Louse Bond, A.H. MACON, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20- 24; Basketball. f 20- ' tl; Le Cerole brancals, 20- 23; Spanish Club, 2l- ' 22; Bound Table, LM-24; Glw Club. , 22- , 2S; Orchestra and Mandolin ( ' tubs. 21-23; Macon Club. Senior Alma Honorine Bollinger, B.S. MACON, GEORGIA Glee Club. 2l-’24; Macon Club, ’20-’24; Jester Staff, ’22-’23; Round Table. 23-’24: Spanish Club, ’23-’24; Watchtower Staff, :3- ' 24; Teacher’s Certificate. Cl ass Sara Wilhelmina Branch, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Dramatic Club, ’20-’21; Le Cercl. Fran-ais. 20 31 ; Ath- letic Aasorlation. ' 20-’24; Round Table. ’22- 23j ’ll airman Round Table. 23-’24; Basketball. 2_’-’24. Executive Com mlttee. 23- ' 24; Finance Committee Y. W. A.. ’21-’?4; Student Assistant In Chemistry. 23-”24; Freshman Com- mission. ' 20-’2 1 ; Atlanta Club. 22 -’24: Scribes and Phari- sees. 23- ' 24 ; Scout Leader Certificate. 23; Honor Roll, ’21-23. ,C1 Senior Class Agnes Josephine Brandenburg, A.B. HARALSON, GEORGIA Athletic Association, Jft| ' 24; Hound Tabic, 22- 24; Spanish Club. 2H- 24; 8ncial Standards Committee Y. VV. C. A., ’2 -•’•4 : Manager Y W. C. A. Book Room. 22-’2S; Wcs- !« van Sunday School Class. Lillian Budd, A.B. OZARK, ALABAMA Chairman Freshman Commission. 2 ' - 21: Executive Com- mittee. 20- ' 21 ; Delegate to Blue Ridge. 21; Treasurer Student Government, ' 2 1 - ' 22 : Le Cercle Franca is, 20- ' 23; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. , 21- , 22. f 23- 24; Alabama Club. ’21- 24: Round Table. ' 22- 24; Secretary Wesleyan Sunday School Class, ’22- 23 ; Religious Meetings Committee Y. W. C. A.. ’22-’23 ; Athletic Association. 20-’24; Conservatory Or- chestra. 22- 23; Marshal at Commencement. ' 23: Honor Roll. ’22-’ 23 ; President Wesleyan Sunday School Class. 23- ’24; Certificate in Piano, 22-’23; Diploma In Plano, ’23-’24; Secretary Y. W. C. A., , 23- 24. Class Mildred Churchwell, A.B. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Athletic Association, ' 20-’24; Round Table. 22- ' 24; Sky- light Club. ' 20- ' 21; Le Cercle Fruneais. ’Cl-’aS; l i Omega Epsilon. ’ 2 1 - ’ 2 2 ; Executive Committee, 22-’2S; Membership Committee Y. W. C. A.. ' 21-24; ‘(httor Club. ' 22- ' 24; 8us|e Dnhm , ' 22- ' 24; Sitting Room II. 2i- ' 24: dice Club. ’22- 24; President Glee Club, ' 23- ' 24; Spanish Club, ' 22- 24. Certificate; Jester Staff, ' 23- 24, V t Senior Alma Caudill, A.B. FOUNTAIN HEAD, TENNESSEE Delegate Student Volunteer Conferences. ' 20-’23; Delegate Hlue Ridge, ' 22; Y. W. C. A. Committees. ' 20- ' 23; Treas- urer Class, 21-’23 ; He Cercle Fran cats, ’21-’24; Scribes and Pharisees. ’23- ' 24; Vice-President Sunday School Class. ' 23- 24 ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 23-’24; Basketball. ' 23- ' 24; Athletic Association. 20- ' 24; Honor Roll, ' 21- 28; Teacher ' s X RKLIA COOPER, A.H. S emor ci ass Ailene Corry, A.H. PERRY, GEORGIA Entered from Shorter College. 22; Athletic Association. ’22-’? I. Round Table. ' 22- 24; Dramatic Club, 22- ' 24; (Vr- t ideate in Hxpressuoi. 2t ; Vice-President Dramatic Club. ’23 - jM; Diploma In Coiiimlc Art, 22; Membership Com- mittee, Y. W’i C. A., 23 - ' 3 1; Vice-President Senior Class, •13- ' 24. DARKESVILLE, GEORGIA Dramatic Club. ' 20- ' 24; Vice-President Dramatic Club, ’21- 22; Certificate In Expression. ' 22; Business Manager Dramatic Club, ’22-’23; Diploma In Expression, ' 23; Stu- jlent Assistant In Oral English. ' 23- 24; Header Glee Club. ’21 - 2 3 ; Business Manager Glee Club, ’23; Delegate to Blue UUl go, 21; Social Standards Committer V. C. A., ' 2 1 - 2 4 ; Athletic Assoeiatinn, 20- 24; Treasurer Athletic Association. ’22- 23; Basketball. 20- 23 ; L© Cercle Fran- eals. 22- 23; Chairman Social Committee Doctor’s Daugh- ters Club. ’23- 24 ; Sitting Room II. 22-’24; Jester Staff. 21 -’22; .1 unlor Editor Wesleyan. 22-’23; Junior Editor Veterropt, ’22- 23; Scribes and Pharisees, ’22- 24; Editor- In-Chief Veterropt, ‘23- 24; President’s Council, ' 23- 24; Iota Delta Sigma. Senior Class Nancy Catherine Craig, A.B. COTTOMTON, ALABAMA Wesleyan Sunday School ( ' Ians, ’21-’24; Le Cercle Francals, ’21-’23; Athletic Association. ’2l- ' 24; Clast Secretary. ’22; Twelve Cat Club, 22; Social Standards Committee Y. W. C. A., ’23- ' 24 ; Mission Study Class. 22; House President Main Building, ’22-’23: Hound Table. 22-’24: Alabama Club. ’23-’24 : President Alabama Club. 23- 24; Jester Staff. ’22-’23; Pupil of Joseph Maem, ’21- 24; President’s Council, ’23- ' 24; Student Assistant In Library. , 23- 24; Teacher’s Certificate; Editor-In-Chief The Wesleyan, ’23- ’24; Scribes and Pharisees, ’22-’24; Iota Delta Sigma. Mary Leonora Crane, B.S. NEWMAN, GEORGIA Le Cercle Fran cals, 2 1 2 -4 ; Secret ary- Treasurer Student Volunteer Band. ’22- 23 ; Jester Staff. ’2l-’22; Editor “Geor- gia Student Volunteer,” ’22-’23; Wesleyan Staff. ’22-’23j World Fellowship Committee Y. W. C. A., 2i-’2t; Span- ish Club. 22- 24 ; Athletic Association, ’20-’ 4; Hound Table, ’22- ' 24; Vice-President Scribes atul Pharisees. ’22- ’23; President Scribes and i’harlser-H. , 23-’24; Conserva- tory; Delegate Student Volunteer Conferences, 22- 24. ' % « Eliott Crum, A.H. CORDF.I K, GEORGIA Senior Cl ass Margaret Hayward Cutter, A.H. MACON, GEORGIA Dramatic Club. 20 T.o Corel© Krancals. , 21- 22; l ' nlette mul unh (Mub. •2I- , 22| Athletic Association. ' 20- 24; Round Table, Tmchei Certificate. F.e Ccrcle Francnla. 21-’24; Macon Club, 21- , 24; Jester .Stnflr, , 22- ' 23 ; Athletic Association. ' 2I- 24: V. VV. C. A.. 23-’24 ; Hound Table. 23- , 24; Literary Editor Veterropt, 23- ' 24; Honor Roll, 21- 23. Senior Class Bonnie Sue Davis, B.S. MACON, GEORGIA Spanish Club. 23- 24; Athletic Association, 22- 24; Round Table. 22- 24 ; Macon Club, 23- 24. Kathleen Davidson, A.B. EATONTON, GEORGIA Spanish Club. ’22- 24; Athletic Association. 20 - 24; Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A , ’23-’24; Round Table, ' 22-’24. Senior Martha Kroadus Farrar, A.tt. MACON, GEORGIA Le Corrlr I ' uinrnls. , L ' 0. 24; Spantnh Club, ’2l- 23: Jester St iff. 21-112; President Spanish Club, ' 23- ' 24; Macon Club, 23-’24 : Honor Roll. 23- 2 Class Harriet Eugenia Flanders, A.B. OCILLA, GEORGIA Athletic Association. 20-’24; Order of the Golden Heart. 22- ' 2I; Round Table, 23- 24; Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A.. 23- 24. Senior Class Elizabeth Foy, B.S. SYLVESTER, GEORGIA Caroline Barfield Fulohi m. MACON, GEORGIA Freshman Commission. , 20- 21; Y. W. C. A. Committee, ' 20- ' 24 ; Secretary Mission Study Class, ’21-’22; B. T. D. dub. ' 2l-’22 ; Basketball. ’21-’22 ; Houml Table, 22- 24; Ckelele Club. ’22-’23; Conservatory Orchestra. ’22-’23; Treasurer of Conservatory ' Orchestra. ' 23- 24; Girl Scout Leafier Certificate: Athletic Association, ’20-’24; Spanish Club, ’23- 24 ; Teacher’s Certificate. Dramatic Club. 23- ' 2-4 ; Le Cercle Franca Is. ’20-‘22; Secru- tary Le Cercle Francais, ’21- 22; Spanish Club. 23- 24; Round Table. ' 22-’24; Honor Roll, ’21 - ' 22 ; Veterropt StalT. ’23- 24. Senior Class Abbie Jo Gordon. B.S. MCGREGOR, GEORGIA Athletic Association, , 20 - ' 24 ; Le Cerole Francais. 20- 2 1 ; Social S. rvlco Committee V. W. C. A., 21 - 23 ; Round Table, 22 -’ 24 ; Spanish Club, Katherine Holmes, B.S. VIDA LI A, GEORGIA UaC.rnnRe Colic Re. ’20- 21; Athletic Association. ’21 -‘24; Dele Rate Student Volunteer Conference, 22; Spanish Club, •23- 24; Publicity Committee V. W. C. A.. ’21-24; Palette and Brush Club, ' 21- ' 22; Teacher ' s Certificate. Eloise Grahl, A.R CUTHBERT, CEORGIA Martha Griffin, A.R. EDISON, CEORGIA Andrew College. 20- 22; Athletic Association. ' 23-’24; Hound Table. ' 22- ' 24; Spanish Club, 23- 24; Glee Club. ' 22- 24 ; Kappa Phi, ’20- ' 24; Social Standards Committee V. V. C. A., , 22-’24. Athletic Association. , 20- , 24; Round Table, 22- 24; Girl Reserve Leader. 21- 22: Dizzy Dosen Club. 21- 22; Span- ish Club. ’21- 23; Doctor ' s Daughters Club. ' 23- ' 24. Hazei lub. lO- )emor Jenkixs, A.B. HARTWELL GEORGIA lft. U � at | U b. 20-21; Fat Club, 21- 22; Dramatic Club, • ' -i-’ll; La Orel Francis, 2l- 22; Sitting Room I Club, ‘22- ' 24; Athletic Association, 20-‘24; Basketball. 22-‘24; 80 . In | standard Cmnniittov V. W. C. A.. 22- 24; Round Talde, 22-’24; IVm i.� r‘s Daughter Club, 23- 24. Cla ss L essie Mae Hall, A.B. BOSTON’, GEORCLI Sparks College. 22; Delegate Ninth International Student Volunteer Convention. 23; Delegate State Student Volun- teer Conference. ‘23; Business Manager Georgia Student Volunteer. 28- I4; Secretary and Treasurer Student Vol- unteer Band. 23- 24; Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A.. 22- 24; Athletic Association. ' 22- 24; Round Table, 22- 24; Le Cercle Francals. , 22-‘23; Spanish Club. 22- 23, House President Fifth Floor Alain, 23-’24; Teacher ' s Cer- tificate. Senior Class Mary Elizabeth Harwell, A.B. COVINGTON, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20-’24; Round Table. ’22-’24; Le Cercle Francaf . ’20- ' 22; President Sophomore Class, ' 21- ' 22: President Junior Class. ’22-’23; Delegate to Blue Ridge, ’20-’21. 22-’23; Religious Meetings Committee Y. W. C. A.. ' 2l- , 24 ; Spanish Club. , 23- ' 24; Conservatory Orchestra. ' 23- ' 24; Delegate to Student Government Convention. 23; Honor Roll 2l- 23; President Student Government Associ- ation ' 23-’24 ; Vice-President Student Government Associ- ation! ’22-’23 ; President ' s Council, 21- ' 24; President Presi- dents Council, 23- ' 24; Iota Delta Sigma. Zi la Belle Hill, A. PORTLAND, TENNESSEE Entered, ' 18- ' 19; Re-entered. IO Dlplonu 5 3 ’23- 24 ; Secretary Y. W. C A.. ' 20-’2t; Delegate Y. W. C. A. Training Council. 19-’20: Scribes and Pharisees. 20- 2l; Over There Club. ’18- 19; Finance Committee Y. W. C. A . •18- ' 20; Round Table. ’20-’21; ' 23- ' 24. he Cercle Francals, ’18-21; Conservatory Orchestra. ?3- , 24; Cosmopolitan Club. 23-’24 ; Athletic Association. ' 23-’24. U Senior Class xT: Ruth Holden, A.R. ELLIJAY, GEORGIA Athletic Association ' 20- ' 24; Round Tnble. 22- 24; I-e fordo Fi anon I . , 2l-L’4; Vke-Prasldent Le Cercle Frnn- • ala. 23-’24 ; Ttil Room fonunlttee Y. W. C. A.. ‘22- 24 ; Uhl Roaarvo leader. ’23-’2lj North Georgia flub. 23- 24 ; Executive Committee. ’23- 24; Honor Roll. , 22- , 23. Ellen Hunt, B.S. RARNKSVILt.K, GEORGIA Athletic Association. , 20- , 24; Round Table, 22- 24; Mem- bership Committee Y. W. C. A.. 22- 24; Dramatic Club. 20- 22 ; Mu Sigma. 20- 21; Phi Chi, 21- 22; Executive Committee. , 22- 24; Susie Dnhms. 22- ' 24; Basketball, 22- 24; Tennis Tournament. 21; Pictorial Editor Veterropt. ’23-’24; Glee Club, 22- 24; Teacher ' s Certificate; lota Delta Sigma. Senior Class Bbrniece Hirst, A.B. MACON, GEORGIA Macon Club, 2 1 - 2 4 ; Athletic Association. ' 20- 24; Hound Table, 22- 24; Honor Roll, 21-’22; Teacher s Certificate. Madge Jenkins, A.B. EDISON, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20- 24; Round Table, (Mass Secretary-Treasurer. 20- 21 : Dizzy Dozen Club. ' a0- 2 1 ; Sergeant-at-Arms Class. ' 21- 23; Girl Reserve Advisor, 21: Y. W. C. A. Committees. ’21 24: Spanish club. 21- 24; l,e Cercle Francais, 21- 22; President Doctor ' s Daughters Club. 23- 24; Glee Club, ' 22 24; Assistant Business Man- ager Veterropt, 23- ' 24. Senior Class Ouida Johnson, A.B. SURRFA’CY, GEORGIA Athletic Asm elation, ’20- 24; Round Table. ' 22-’24; Social Service Committee Y AY C. A.. ’21- 24: I as Cere I e Fran- cn� � . 21-23; 8pjni� h Club, 21- 24; Treasurer Spanish f ub, •21- 22; President Spanish Club, 22-’2S; Scribes and Pharlseca. ' 22- 24 : Secretary Scribe and Pharisees. 23- ' 24; Student Assistant in Hotaio, 23- 24; Honor Roll, ’fl-’SS. Ruth Kelley, A.B. REIOSVILLE, GEORGIA Athletic Association, 20- 24; Round Table. , 22- , 24: Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A.. 22 24 ; Dramatic Club. ‘21- 24; Certificate In Expression. ’23; Diploma In Expres- sion. 24; Spanish Club, ’21- 22; Jester Staff, 22- 23. Senior Helen Kilpatrick, B.S. BYRON, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20-’24; Round Table. ’22-’24 ; Basket- ball. ' 22-’24 ; I e C ' ercle Francals. ’22-’23; Treasurer Be Cercie Francals. 22-’23; Conservatory Orchestra. , 23- , 24; Student Assistant in Physics. ’23-’24; Student Assistant in Chemistry 23-’24; Finance Committee Y. W. C. A., ’21- ' 24; Pictorial Editor Veterropt. , 23- 24: Certificate In Plano. ’22; Diploma In Plano, 24; Honor Roll, ’21-’23; Teacher’s Certificate. Class Lillian Langston, A.B. FAIRBURN, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20-’22; Round Table, � 22- ' 24; Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A., ’23- ' 24. X Senior Cl ass Alice Dandridge Lee, A.B. MACON, GEORGIA Nell Frank Lester. A.B. MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA Mucon Club. ’20- i.’4: Athletic Association. ’Sl- ' 34; C A., 21 24; Round Table. ? - 24; Spanish Club. Jester Staff, ’22- 5. Y. YV. 21 - 22 ; Andrew College. , 20- , 22; Athletic Association, 22- 24; Round Table, ' 22- 24; Spanish Club, , 22- , 24; Student Friendship Fund Committee, 23; Executive Committee. ’23-’24 ; Monitor Point System, ’23- 24; Chairman Social Service Committee Y. YY C. A., 28- 24: Dramatic Club. 22- 23; Certificate in Expression, ' 2S; Sergeant -at- Arms Class. , 23- 24. Mary Elizabeth Maddox, A.B. MACON, GEORGIA Athletic Association. 20- ' 2i: Round Table, ’22-’24; Macon Club. 21-’24: Tea Room Committee Y. W. C. A.. ’23-’24; I,e Cercle Francais, ’21-‘22; Jester Staff, ’21- 22; Basket- ball, 20-’24; Teacher’s Certificate. Mildred Augusta McCrory, A.B. ELLAVILLE, GEORGIA Athletic Association, ’20- 24; Round Table, 22- 24 ; Macon Club, ’20-’24 ; Le Cercle Frnncat . ’?1-’L , 2; Tennis Tuuriia- nient. , 20- , 22; Tennis Manager. 2S-’2 4 ; Jester Stair, 23; Watchtower StafT, ’23-’24; Associated I ‘rows Correspondent, ’23; Conservatory Orchestra, ’23-’24; Certificate In Piano, ’23; Diploma in Piano, ’24: l,ocal Editor Veterropt, 23-’24; Honor Roll. ’21-’23. ¥ , Senior Class Elizabeth Margaret Malone, A.B. JONESBORO, ARKANSAS At tilrtic Association. JO ' 24; Round Table, 22-’24: Dra- matic ’lub, ’20- 22: Spanish Club, ’20-’23; I e Cercle Frnn- c;il . ’254- 28; Kr- finnan niifmM� lon, ’20-’ll; Y. VV. C. A. Committees, ' 21-14; J eater Stuff, 23-’24; Assistant Librar- ian, 22- 24 ; Honor I toll, ‘22 ’23; Teacher’ Certificate. Olive Dent Manget, R.S. NEWMAN, GEORGIA Athletic Affodatlon. ’20-’24: Round Table, ’22-’24; Secre- tary Hound Table. ’23-’24; Freshman Commission, 20-’21; Finance Committee Y. W. C. A., ’21-’24; Le Cerclo Fran- cals, ’21- 23; Spanish Club, ’22-’24. WM Senior Mary Thomas Maxwell, A.B. ELBERTOX, CEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20-’24; Hound Table. ’22-’24: Black Cat Club. 20-’2 1 : Delegate to Blue Ridge, 21; Basketball. ’20- ' 24: Varsity Basketball Team. ‘2l-’23; Varsity Basket- ball Squad. 21- , 2S; Manager Major Sports. ’21- 22; Chair- man Social Standards Committee Y. W. C. A., 22- 23: Pub- licity Committee. 23- 24; Chairman Hound Table. ( 22- 23; Tennis Tournament. ' 22-’23; Sitting Room I Club. 21 - ' 24 ; Conservatory Orchestra, ' 22; Glee Club. 22- ' 24; Dramatic Club. 20-’2S; Le Cercle Francais. ’21- 22; Spanish Club. 23- 24; President Senior Class. ' 23- ' 24; Grand Marshal Commencement, ’23; President’s Council, ’23- ' 24. Class Mary Edxa Miller, A.B. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20- ' 24; Hound Table. ' 22-’24; Treas- urer Hound Table. ' 23-’24; Tennis Toufifamont. 21: .Span- ish Club, 21: Executive Committee, ' 21-’22; Le Corel® Francais. 22- 23; Jester Staff, , 22-’23; VTatchtower Staff, 23-’24; V. W. C. A. Committees. ’21-’24; Student Friend- ship Fund Committee, ' 22- ' 24; Teacher ' Certificate. .T Senior Cl ass Ora Mizell, A.H. TAMPA, FLORIDA Routli ' -m Cojleg®. Athletic Association, ' 21- 24; Round Table. Spanish Club. 22- , 23. Treasurer Spanish Club. ‘J :’ 4; P.I. at. to ltlue Ridge, 22-’23; V. SV. A. Cabinet. ' 2S-T I ; Religious Meetings Committee Y. W. C. A.. ’21 VI. Social Chairman ’Gator Club. � 22-’24; Honor Roll 23. La Nelle Mobley, H.S. JEFFERSON, GEORGIA Shorter College. 21; Athletic Association, ' 21-’24; Round Table. , 22- 24 ; Spanish Club. , 28- , 24; Secretary Spanish Club. 23- 24 ; Le Cerde Francois, 21- ' 24 ; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Senior Class Ruby Ernestine Montgomery, A. IE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Athletic Association. ' 21-’24; Hound Table. ' 22- ' 24; T.o Corcle Franca in, ' 21-’23; Palette und Brush Club, 21 -‘23; V. V. C. A. Committees, 21-’28; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 23- •24; Honor Roll, ’22-’23; Teacher s Certificate. Freshman Commission. ' 20- 2l; Freshman Representative on Athletic Board, ’20- ' 21; Tennis Tournament. ' 20- ' 24; Basketball, 20- 24; Secretory Athletic Association. 21-’22; Vice-President Athletic Association, ' 22 ‘23; President Ath- h-tie Association. ’23- 24; Varsity Squad. 22-’23; Winner • WV ' 22- 23; Captain Senior Squad. ’23-� 2|; Round Table. 22- 24 ; Secretary Round Table. 23; chairman Round Table, ' 22- ' 23; I j Cercle Francois, , ' 2 U’ 23 ; Social 8ervb n Committee V. W. C. A.. 2l- 24; Certificate In Plano, 2.1; 1 dplnma in Plano, ’24; Honor Roll. 21- 23; Presidents Council, ’23- 24 ; Iota Delta Sigma. enior Mary Lucy Nowell, A.B. MONROE, GEORGIA Athletic At social loti. 24 : Round Table. ’22- 24 : Y. YV. r. A. Committee. ' 2W2 4: SittlitK Room Club I, ’22- ' 24 ; Freshman Cotnniisrflou, 20- 2l. Cl ass J L LI A N EWTON, A.B. SOCIAL CIRCLE, GEORGIA LaGraago College, 20; Athletic Association. , 20- , 24; Round Table. ’22-’24; Y. YV. C. A. Committees. 22-’24; ! • Orcle Fran cals. ’21-’22; Spanish Club, ’23- 24; Treasurer Spanish Club, 23-’24. Senior Class Rlth Oliver, A.B. CAIRO, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ’20-’24; Hound Table. 22- 24; Secre- tary Round Table. 22; Delegate to Ulue Ridge. 21; Mem- bership Committee Y. W. C. A.. 21-’24; Basketball. ' 21- ' 23; Varsity Squad. ’21 - 22; Swimming Team. O- S: Win- ner W In Swimming. , 21- 22; Dramatic Club. 22- 23; Lo Cercle Francals. ‘21-’24; Vice-President Class. , 21- , 22; Hlt- tinir Room I. 2a- 24 ; Assistant Business Manager Wesley- an. ’23-24; Honor Roll, ’21- 23. Annie Mae Powell, A.B. VALDOSTA, GEORGIA South Georgia Normal. 20- 21; Athletic Assoc iation. 21- ’24; Round Table. ’22- ' 24 ; Social .Standards Committee V. W. C. A.. 22- 24; Ee Cercle Franeais, ’2t- 22; Jester Staff. 22- 23; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Dramatic Club. ' 2l- 24; Cer- tificate In Expression, ’23; Secretary Dranmtic Club, ’22-‘23; Diploma In Expression, 24. Senior Class Qt lYTtrri Clark Prentiss, A.B. I ITZCBRALD, GEORGIA KnnH lph - 1 ,i con Woman College. ' JO- ' Jl; Athletic Asso- ciation. .2-24; Round Table 22- 24; Treasurer Hound Table. 23 ; Associate Editor Wesleyan. , 23- 24; Watch- tower StnfT. 2 - ' 24j Jester Staff. 23- 24; Y. W C a rsi.inet. •23 -24; If. . n or nidi. 23 ; Teachers Certificate: Iota Delta Sigma. Julia Pryor, A.B. SMITHVILLE, GEORGIA Order of the Golden Heart. ' 20-’23; I.e Cerole Erancals. 20 -’ 21 ; Spanish Club. ’22-’23; Dizzy Dozen Club, ' 22: Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A.. , 22- ' 24; Certificate In Ceramic Art. 22; Art Editor The Veterropt. ' 22- 23; Diploma in Ceramic Art. 23 . Hound Tnble, 23- 24 ; Art Editor Veterropt, ' 23- 24. Athletic A asocial ion, ' 20- ' 24; Round Table. 22-’24; Girl Reserve Advisor. ' 22; Delegate Student Volunteer Confer- ence. 22; Le Cercle Francais, ' 23- ' 24; Tea Room Committee V. W. C. A., ' 22- 23; Conservatory Orchestra. ' 23-‘24; Dele- gale to Blue Ridge, ' 23; Chairman Membership Committee V. W. C. A.. ' 23-’24; Vice-President Y. W. C. A., 23- ' 24. Athletic Association, ’20- 24; Round Table, ' 22-’24; Class Historian. 21- ' 22; Y. W. C. A. Committees. •21- ' 2� : Execu- tive Committee, , 21- , 22 ; Vice-President class, ' 22- ' 23; Jes- ter Staff, ' 21-’22; Wesleyan Staff, ' 22 -2H; Watchtowor Staff. 23- ' 24 ; Scribes and Pharisees. ' 22- 24; Atlanta Club. ' 22- ' 24 ; Secretary Atlanta Club, ' 23- 24; Student Assistant In English, ' 22- 23; He Cercle Francais, 20- 23; Spanish Club, 23- ' 24; Literary Editor Veterropt, ' 23- ' 24; Y. W. C A. Cabinet, ' 23- ' 24; Honor Roll. ' 23. Nt Athletic Association. ?o. 24: Round Table, 22- 24; I.e r.-rcii Iran cals. Pmmutic flub. ' 20- 24; Vice- 1 ’re blent Dramnfic Club. .2- .1; President Dramatic (’lub. ' 2� - 2 4; Certificate In Expression, ’23; Diploma In Expres- sion, ' 24; Conservatory Orchestra, ( 2S- ' 24; Jester Staff, ’23; Publicity Committee Y. W. C. A.. , 21- 24; Sigma SI B ma SIkihh; President North Georgia Club, , 23- , 24; Preshlent s council. ' 28-’24. Athletic Association. ’21-’24; Hound Table, 2S- ' 24 ; I.e Cercl© Francais, 20- 22; Palette and Brush Club. ' 21- ' 23; Macon Club, 20- 24; Conservatory Orchestra, 22-’23; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Senior Class Colleen Sharp. A.B. WALESKA, GEORGIA Shorter .College, lB-’20; Round Table, ’22-’24; Dramatic Club. 23- 24: Publicity Committee Y. W. C. A.. 22- 24 : North Georgia Club. 23-’24; Honor Roll, ’22-’23; Teacher’ Certificate ; AaaiHtant Librarian. 23-’24. Ann Elizabeth Stanley, DUBLIN, GEORGIA Athhtic Aaaociatlon. 20-’24 Club, ’21- 23; Spani h Club. Senior FlLliEN (jATF.S-Sl RRENCY, B.S. CURRENCY, GEORGIA Atblt-tlr Association. 2o-’24; Hound Table. ’22- 24; T,e t.Vrcle Franca Is, 3; Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A.. ’23 24; Dramatic Club. 21- 22; Jester Staff. 22-’23; Watch tower Staff. 23 24; Palette and Brush Club. ’2i 24. Class Ruby Tanner, B.S. LAWRENCEVILl.E, GEORGIA Athletic Association. 20-’24; Round Table. 22-’24; Le Cercle Francois. 23-’24; Social 8ervice Committee Y. W. C. A.. 21 24; North Georgia Club. 23- ' 24. Senior Class Sara Virginia Thomas, A.B. BARTOW, GEORGIA Andrew College. 20-’22; Athletic Association, ’22- 24 Round Table, 22- , 24: V. W. C. A. Committee . ’22- 24 Manager Tea Room, 23- 24: V. W. C. A. Cabinet. ’ 2 3 - ' 2 4 Conservatory Orchestra. ’23: Certlfleate In Plano, 23 Diploma In Piano, 24; Spanish Club. ' 23- 24. Elizabeth Godwin Thwaite, A.B. MACON, GEORGIA Athletic Association, ' 23-24; Round Table, ' 2M- 24; Macon Club. ' 20- ' 24 ; Spanish Club. , 22- 23; Teacher’s C� rtUh ato. 11 | Senior Mary Van Valkenburg, A.B. LIZELLA, GEORGIA Athletic Association. ' 20- ' 24; Hound Table, 22- 24; Finance Committee Y. W. C. A.. 21 22; Dramatic Club. 20- 24; Certificate in Exp re ion, ' 22; Diploma In Expression, 23; be Cercle Franc ais, ’22- ' 23; Header Glee Club, 23-’24. Class Margaret Elizabeth Vincent, A.B. MACON , GEORGIA Round Table, 23- 24; Macon Club. ’20- 24; Le Cercle Fran- cals, •21- 24; Spanish Club, 21- , 22. Senior Allie Maybelle Vise, A.B. DECATURVILLE, TENNESSEE Blackstone College. ' 21- ' 22; Athletic Association. 22- ' 24; Hound Table. ' 22- 24: L.e Cerde Franca is. ' 22- ' 24 : Palette and Brush Club. ' 22- ' 23; Dramatic Club. ’23- ' 24; Y. V. C. A. Committees, 22-’24; Basketball. 22-’24; Cosmopolitan Club, ’23- ' 24. Class Ida Flynn Vise, A.B. DECATURVILLE, TENNESSEE Blackstone College, 1 � - 20- 21 ; Athletic Association. ' 22- ' 24; Round Table. ' 22- 24; Palette and Brush Club, ' 22- ' 23; Publicity Committee Y. W. C. A.. ’22-’24: Dramatic Club, 2S- ' 24; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 23- ' 24. )emor ci ass ' ) 7 lvn Virginia White, H.S. OCALA, FLORIDA Southern ‘’ liege, ' 20-21 ; Executive Committee, 21-‘22, 23-’2t: Athletic Assoeiut ion, 21- ' 24; Hound Table, ’22- ' 24; Secretary Hound Table. ‘23: Vice- President Wesleyan Sun- clay School Class. ' S ; Religious Meetings Committee V. W. C, A., 22- ' 2S; Ih ] e gut c to B)u« Ridge 23; Dramatic Club. ' 21-23; Treasurer Dramatic Club. ’22- 23; Spanish Club. 22 ’23; ’Gator Club. ’21 - 2 1; Secre tary ' Gator Club. , 22- 23; President ‘Gator Club, , 2l- 2t: Student Assistant in Bot- any. 23- , 24: Secretary Student Government Association. ‘23-’24 ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 23-‘24: Honor Roll, ’21- 23. Mary Elizabeth Wilkerson, A.H. ROME, GEORGIA Shorter College. 21; Hound Table. 22-’24: Athletic Associ- ation. 22-’24 ; Tennis Tournament. , 22-‘24; Publicity Com- mittee Y. W. C. A.. ’22-‘24; Le Cercle Francats. ’22- ' 23; North Georgia Club. 23-’24; Certificate of Graduation In Art. ’24; Palette and Brush Club, ' 22-’24; Art Editor eterropt, ’23- ' 24; Vice-President Palette and Brush Club. ’23-’24. Senior Class Frances Woottex, B.S. GRAY, GEORGIA Athletic Association. 20-’24; Round Table, 22-’24; Y. W. C. A. Committee , ' 22-’23-’24; Y. W. C. A. Training Coun- cil. 23: Delegate to Blue RUlge, 23; Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet. ’25-‘24; Spanish Club. , 22-’23; Teacher’s Cert I float e. Grace Woodward. H.S. VIENNA, GEORGIA fj Athletic Association, 20-’24; Round Table, ' 22 - ' 21; Kr.jgh- inan Commission, 20- 21; Y. NT. fi. A. Committees. 21 - 24 ; I A5 Cercle Fran cals, ’22- 23. Basketball. ’21-’24; Varsity Squad, ’22- 23; Y. W. O. A. Cabinet. 32 23; Weslcvan Staff. ’22- 23; Jester Staff. 21-’22j Business Mnnngcr Yet- erropt. ’2J-’24: Manager Major JfP ' -rta ’ 3- , 24; Honor R.||, 22-’23; Iota Delta Sigma. THE VETERROPT Senior Song ( Tunc , Mother Machree ) There ' s a spot in our hearts which no other may own, ’Tis the love of our class, which not one would disown. To our banner, our motto, we’ll ever he true, We’ll always remember and honor it through. Sure, we love our dear colors, the green and the gold, And the flower we chose was the Marechal Niel rose. Our banner, our motto, our spirit will stand For the class ’24 is the best in the land ! Margaret Bennett, ’24. Page sixty-eight THE VETERROPT MISS ROLINE TRIMBLE, the Most Artistic Senior Special Introduces the Senior Specials Vatfe sixty nine 5 � Senior Specials WlN’N’EFRED ROSSER Expression Mildred Rogers LYONS, GEORGIA Conservatory Diploma Round Tabic, ’22-’24; Social Service Committee, V. W. C. A., ’a3-’24; Certificate in Piano, ’23; Diploma in Piano, ’24. Roline Trimble EAST POINT, GEORGIA Conservatory Diploma Athletic Association, 23-’24; Class Secretary 2i ’22 ; Executive Committee, ’21 22; Class T reasurer, ’22-’23; Mission Study Leader, ’2i- ' 22; V. W. C. A. Committeee, ’2t-’23; Le Cercle Fran cais, 22 23; Atlanta Club, 22-’24; Delegate Cabinet Training Council, ’23; Delegate Blue Ridge, ’23; Honorary Member Executive Com- mittee, ’23 24; Glee Club, ' n- ' zx ; President V. V. C. A., 23 24; Presidents’ Council, ’23 ’24; Certificate in Piano, ’23; Diploma in Piano, ’24. Lois Elizabeth Hart MACON, GEORGIA Conservatory Diploma Athletic Association, ' 20 24; Spanish Club, ’20 22; Round Table, 23 24; Hiker’s Club, ’23 24; Saturday Morning Club, 2o-’2i ; Macon Club, ’20 24 ; Jester Staff, 22-’23; Certificate in Piano, ’23; Certificate in Voice, ’24; Conserva- tory Orchestra, 22 23; Diploma, ’24. « Page seventy Senior s P ecials Ruth Kelley Expression Mabel Campbell Expression Lillian Budd Piano Pauline Ellis Piano Helen Kilpatrick Piano Patjc seventy-one THE VETERROPT Senior Specials Maurine Munro Piano Mildred McCrory Piano Elizabeth McRae Expression Mary Wilkerson Art Annie Mae Powell Expression Page seventy-two Twilight at Rivoli As the sun was dropping low in the heavens, casting a glow on all the earth, I slipped out into the woods for a moment’s restful meditation. The trees at Rivoli, tall and beautiful, with fresh green leaves of spring, gay bushes of wild flowers and tiny blue violets all announcing that spring had come, were enough to thrill the heart of an artist. As I looked at the stately pine which guards the entrance to the wood with its huge yet graceful outline silhouetted against the flaming sky, I felt that the poet had spoken truly when he said : “I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree.” Suddenly a feeling of inexpressible mysticism came over me. The familiar woods of Rivoli seemed transformed into a magic wood. An atmosphere of worship descended on the forest. A heavenly glow which brought with it all the glory of the sunset sifted through the leaves, the trees bowed low as if in reverence, the boughs sang a weird soft song and the pervading odor of honeysuckle seemed wafted on the air as if it were incense burned in worship of the Almighty. Truly I had witnessed an inspiring sight. This was the Vesper service of the woods. Ailexe Corry, ’24. Page seventy-three THE VETERROPT MISS CELESTE COPELAN, Most Attractive Junior Introduces the Junior Class Page seventy- five THE VETERROPT Junior Class Ku Klux Klan Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Carnation Motto: “Per Aspera ad Astra.” 1 | Celeste Copelan Karen Lester .... Neva Barrow . . , Zula Pierce Officers President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Tri K Officers Marv Louise Colli ncs President Eunice Thomson Vice-President Ruby Tanner Secretary Nell Hocc Treasurer Page seventy- six Tlane bargoron JUNIOR CLASS Page seventy-seven JLN’IOR CLASS Page seventy-eight THE VETERROPT JUNIOR CLASS Vmje seventy-nine JUNIOR CLASS Page eighty JUNIOR CLASS Page eighty-one the veterropt JUNIOR CLASS Page tightj-ta JUNIOR CLASS Page eighty-three THE VETERROPT JUNIOR CLASS Page eighty- four Margaret Garden Sarah Wilker, Mary Wilson Dunn Dertha Turner JUNIOR CLASS Page eighty-five (food reader, by a fair highway ou’ve reached this page, admiring, And soon through quite a storm of wit ou’ll wander on, untiring. And so the jolly Juniors thought It plainly was their duty To make this page a resting place Between two seas of beauty. Then let all thinking cease the while A sigh comes stealing o’er you And smile one fleeting second with The Junior page before you! Eunice Thomson, ’25. Page eighty-six MISS MAMIF. JONES, Most Original Sophomore Introduces the Sophomore Class Page eighty-seven Colors : Lavender ami White Sophomore Class V nitn • “NuIIa Flower: Sweet Pea Margaret Zattau Dorothy Thomas . . . . Frances Holland . Mamie Jones Officers President Fice-President Secretary and Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Adair, Frances Algood, Carrie Lou Ai.len, Dorothy Allman, Mary Andrews, Rossie Baker, Dorothy Banks, Elizabeth Barge, Margaret Bates, Frances Bates, Ora Bell, Lois Booth, Ai.marita Brinson, Ida Brown, Virginia Bryant, Lucile Butner, Elizabeth Campbell, Mabel Carruthers, Charlotte Cater, Frances Cason, Dorothy Lee Cheatham, Julia Childs, Florence Cobb, Mary Alma Cooper, Ernestine Copeland, Elizabeth Crittenden, Virginia Crum, Mary Darsey, Bessie Darsey, Louise Davidson, Rachel Davis, Gladys Dennis, Elizabeth Dowell, Mattie Mae Dykes, Claudia Edwards, Mabf.i. Ellis Pauline Members Emerson, Charlotte Hammack, Louise Harmon, Mamie Harper, Lavada Harris, Isabella Haygood, Lola Heide, Agnes Holland, Frances Howard, Roberta Hutchinson, Mary Lee Jackson, Mildred Jenkins, Sara Johnson, Lila Johnson, Louise Johnson, Sadye Jones, Marie J oNfcS, Mary Clayton Kaplan, Frieda Kellam, Addie Kiang, Kwe Yuin Lawton, Emily Lowe, Katherine Mahone, Edna Mallory, Re Lee Maunde, Louise Maynard, Camille McKibben, Lynda Lee McLain, Mildred McMichael, Merrill Middi.ebrooks, Elizabeth Middlebrooks, Martha Millican, Grace Mims, Frances Nock, Alice Moon, Sara Newby, Mrs. J. Lee Ousley, Kathryn Parker, Norma Claire Perdue, Helen Pf.rkle, Willie Pierce, Gabriella Quillian, Olive Richter, Isabelle Riley, Lawrence Rives, Mary Roberts, Martha Rogers, Edna Rosenberg, Ethel Sessions, Mildred Sinqubfield, Elizabeth Smith, Elizabeth Smith, F. Naomi Smith, Neta Spooner, Elise Stephenson, Elizabeth Stevens, Adele Strickland, Aline Stubbs, Louise Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Grace Toney, Margaret Walker, Katherine Watkins, Loralee Weaver, Anna White, Mary Lena White, Vi Loula Wilder, Lucile Wiley, Ruth Williamson, Louise Willis, Elizabeth Zattau, Margaret Page eighty-eight SOPHOMORE CLASS Page eighty-nine THE VETERROPT pAi w? M r fcol V M a Jl ■ t T j L 4 . % ' ■% i s3 ' ■ S =¥ 4 ' | 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS Page ninety Page ninety-one THE VETERROPT SOPHOMORE CLASS Page ninety-tno SOPHOMORE CLASS Page ninety three Page ninety-four SOPHOMORE CLASS Page ninety- five Campus Memories |() you remember how you whirled round the corner in a taxi on your way to Wesleyan and out of the mists of the morning, there rose a tower so high and dignified that it increased the choked feeling in your throat and the alone- ncss in your heart? Undoubtedly, if an English teacher had asked you to describe Wesleyan at that moment your memories would have been confined to a tower, grim and forbidding looking, and steps, numberless and steep. By the time you went home Christmas you could turn at the corner and remember the loveliest things about that campus. There was the Y. W. prom party, all lanterns and evening dresses and chatter; the Hallowe’en sing on the chapel steps and the rush to the pharm after the wonderful games on Thanksgiving. You remembered the twilights on the porch, studying on the lawn in the morning and strolling up and down the walk in the afternoon. Oh! they were glorious memories — but weren’t you glad you were going home? The last of May you were leaving for the year. The campus was spotted with girls in bright-colored spring clothes. There were the roses and ferns and even the trees were dressed new for graduation week. The steps looked short and friendly, the tower beamed with a motherly look, there was a choked feeling in your throat and ‘alone-ness’ in your heart. Why you were really leaving dear old Wesleyan. You hadn’t realized it before! Sara L. Jenkins, ’26. Page ninety-six THE VETERROPT MISS MARY MICHAIX, Freshest Freshman Introduces the Freshman Class Page ninety-seven VETERROPT Freshman Class Colors: White and Gold Motto : “Labor Omnia Vincit” Flower: Daisy Grace Sears Roberta Quillian . . . . Rachel Moore . . . Virginia Childs OrFICERS President Pice-President Secretary and Treasurer Sergeant-at-A rms Members Sarah Addington Salome Anderson Virginia Arnall Sarah Frances Asbury Jean Askew Evelyn Aven Lilius Baldwin Maxine Baldwin Frances Bardwell Elizabeth Barker Mary Scott Barton Bessie Lou Bass Nettie Mae Bass Christine Baum Gladys Baynard Alberta Bell Lois Birch Elizabeth Bowling Marie Boyd Grace Bradford Margaret Branham Eva Brewer Lucilf. Bryant Mary K. Burts Frances Bush Oze Carlisle Willie Carter Eloise Caswell Catherine Catch ings Laura Caughman Mabel Chastain Jennie Childs Virginia Childs Betty Clark Elizabeth Coates Victoria Cohen Sarah Cook Edna Copeland Elizabeth Craven Evalyn Crittenden Louise Daniel Frances Davant Anna Elizabeth Davis Elizabeth Holt Davis Elizabeth Dent Pauline Dinsmore Margaret Eberhart Alice Edge Anne Edwards Dorothy Ez .ard Marie Fair Clara Farrar Claire Flowers Margaret Fowler Callie Freeman Marion Fulghum Evelyn Gibson Mildred Gower Minnie Griffin Elizabeth IIackett I.ois Hall Virginia Hall Elise Harrison Susie Heard Sarah Hearn Lucy Heeth Dorothy Hester Elizabeth Horkan Travis Hopper Frances Horner Eula Hubbard Mabel Jenkins Annie May Johnson Eubrie Johnson Dorothy Jones Lucretia Jones Sara Jones Lucile Jordan Sarah Louise Jordan Sarah Lee Jordan Blanche Kellbtt Carol Ketchum Lilliam Kimbrough Ruth Lanier Mary Layfield Gladys Lewis Wilma Lynn Clarrissa Maddox Caroline Manget Margaret Mangham Mary Marsh Reba Meeks Ruby Means Mary Michaux Elizabeth Middlebrooks Marguerite Miller Fredenal Mixon Roslyn Moncrief Katherine Moore Rachel Moore Fairford Monsalvatge Elizabeth Murray Mary Myers Julia McClatchby Ruth McClelland Erma McCord Mildred McCord Kathleen McCowan Ouida McCullough Annie L. McCutcheon Katherine McKay Gladys McFarland Virginia McJenkins Mildred McWhorter Emily Neel Marie New Eva O ' Neal Berthine Osborne Roberta Oxford Jewel Parker Elizabeth Parks Carma Pilcher Roberta Quillian Judith Rice Sarah Roane Mary Lee Rhyne Grace Sears Lillian Sessoms Flora Alice Sherrod Sarah Shields Gertrude Sloat Celestia Smith Lucile Smith Marilu Smith Martha Smyt.ie Blanche Spear Mary Stanford Cora Stanley Mildred Strozif.r Minnie Mae Sweat Vivian Sullivan Elizabeth Turner Fay Turner Margaret Turner Mary Pope Thornton Mary Thurman Margaret Trussell Lois Vaughn Minnie Van Valkenburg Ione Walling Elma Warwick Mary Weaver Martha Westbrook Gwendolyn Williams Marion Williams Nathalie Williams Callie May Willis Bernice Zuber Page ninety- eight FRESHMAN CLASS Page ninety-nine THE VETER ROPT FRESHMAN CLASS Page one hundred ! ) FRESHMAN CLASS Page one hundred one FRESHMAN class Page one hundred two FRESHMAN CLASS Page one hundred three Over the hills a white road calls, Luring my steps away; Leading me where the moonbeams fall And everything is gay, On to a spot where the stars scatter light, To a region forever green ; Where wise the hearts and faces bright Which come seeking beauties unseen. And there in the midst of flowers and fun Is a spot the gods have blessed. And it’s known from east to the setting sun As the very oldest and best. Marie New, ’27. Page one hundred four THE VETERROPT MISS MARY BENNETT COX, the Most Accomplished Irregular Introduces the Irregular Class Page one hundred five Irregular Class Colors: Lavender and Gold Flo wer: Pansy Motto: “Nihil Sine Lahore” Margaret Patton Margaret Hearn Elizabeth Anderson . Mabel Campbell Officers President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Sergeant-at-A rms Elizabeth Anderson Mildred Brown Nell Burkett Mabel Campbell Anne Chichester Members Mary Bennett Cox Eulalie Dorm i nt Thelma Dorminy Jewell Easterlin Sylvia Fine Marion Freeny Helen Geopp Elsie Hart Lois Hart Margaret Hears Lila Johnson Clara Kinney Nell Linhart Marion Martin Goldie McRae Mary Norton Kathryn Ousley Velma O’Neal Margaret Patton Mildred Paul Elizabeth Phillips Inez Sharpe Glennie Tallent Alma Taylor Rolixe Trimble Elizabeth Watson Louise Whitely Christine Wilson Page one hundred six Page one hundred seven The Call of Spring hair Spring, in a garment of gossamer green, All with blossoms pale pink in her hair, Slipped shyly and tenderly through the cool glade And left the first violet there. And a child who had wandered away from his nurse Clapped his hands o’er its freshness unmarred, Laughing gay as the brooklet that rippled nearby, “Spring has come— and has left us her card !” Mary K. Rfad. Page one hundred eight Executive Committee Ernestine Grote Mrs. Emmett Baker Idus E. McKellar Officers Maurine Munro President Ruby Tanner . . . Manager Minor Sports Elizabeth Winn Vice-President Mildred McCrory . . . Tennis Manager Lucile Wilder Secretary Elizabeth Dent . Freshman Representative Eunice Thomson Treasurer Mamie Harmon . Town Girl Representative Grace Woodward . Manager Major Sports Page one hundred eleven THE VETERROPT Thanksiving ABCs is Alumnae who come from away. IS is for basketball, thing of the day. (J is for cranberries, captains, and classes. I) is this day, which for fun none surpasses. E is for energy, rampant, if wasted. E is the freshies, their joys newly tasted. ( is the gobbler, the king of the feast. II is for home, which we miss not the least. I is indiff rence, which simply is not. is for juniors, right here on the spot. Iv is for kindliness, kindled today. T a is our lessons for once put away. M is for music and oise is for noise; while o is the old girls who banish all poise for the nonce, and let loose and yell, I is for pep! Q uict’s not present, unless you except the tense moments when R ooters, thrilled down, hold their breath, to see the wild struggle played out to the death. S is for spirit, and many things more, such as soph ’mores, seniors, sisters, and score. T is f° r thankful — of course, we’re all that. XT is unequaled this banquet we’re at. is vitality, vigor and vim, w is Weslevan, in happiest whim. X is the other Thanksgivings to be. Y 1S the veils that made hoarse you and me. r j is the zeal and the zest of today. N ow let us give thanks, we have ended our lay! Mary K. Read, ’25. Page one hundred twelve Page one hundred hit lee n Varsity Team Winners of IV and Siveaters Louise Stubbs “Peaches” is undoubtedly one of the best running centers that ever played on a Wesleyan court. Always in the midst of the thickest fighting, always ready for the tip-off, always quick to make a brilliant pass — well, “Peaches” is always a peach of a basketball player. Mary Thomas Maxwell Tommie, who is the best all-round Senior, is quite naturally one of the star basket- ball players. Armed with the motto: “They shall not pass,” the valiant little guard put her best into the game, hence the Senior victory. Mamie Harmon Mamie shoots ’em from far corners and from underneath the goal, but usually she shoots them right through the hoops. It is in a large measure due to her uncanny goal shooting, as they say in the sporting journals, that the championship remains in the class of Lavender and White. Page one hundred fourteen Varsity Team Winners of “W and Sweaters Mary Michaux Michaux, the gallant little Freshman forward, proved herself a plucky fighter. Her quickness and aim at the basket will well bear watching by the teams which are to follow. Ruby Tanner The outstanding feature of Ruby’s playing was her splendid team work. The ease and agility with which she covered the Hoor, her quick passes and her ncver-say-die spirit accounts for her captaincy of the Junior team. Elizabeth Winn Winn, guard for the Juniors, was a veritable stone wall, which yielded little before the Senior onslaught. Her steadiness and quickness won for her a coveted place on the varsity. Page one hundred fifteen Varsity Squad Winners of “ W” and Gold Basketballs Forwards Mamie Harmon Mary Michaux Hattie Branch Helen Kilpatrick Ruby Tanner Louise Stubbs Centers Maurine Munro Eunice Thomson Guards Mary Thomas Maxwell Grace Woodward Elizabeth Winn Annie Laurence Riley Page one hundred sixteen Winners of w. c. Louise Stubbs, Captain Mamie Harmon Louise Stubbs Mildred Jackson Annie Laurence Rii.ey Frances Holland Elizabeth Sinquefield Isabella Ritcher Page one hundred seventeen )emor earn Helen Kilpatrick Audrey Jenkins Marv Thomas Maxwell . . C iK ace Woodward . . . Ellen Hunt . . . Maurine Munro Right Forward .... Left Forward . . . Right Guard . Left Guard Side Center Center Substitutes Alma Caudill Mary Harwell Helen Blanton Margaret Bennett Sarah Branch Allie Maybelle Vise Page one hundred eighteen Junior Team Hattie Branch Sarah Wilkerson Elizabeth Winn . . . . Marie Bargeron . . Eunice Thomson . Ruby Tanner Right Forward . . . . Left Forward . . . Right Guard . Left Guard Side Center Center St INSTITUTES Stella Johnson Elizabeth Rogers Zula Fierce Ona Fain Louisa Kroner Celeste Copelan Page one hundred nineteen Soph omore Te am Mamie Harmon Mildred Jackson Annie Lawrence Rii.ey . . Elizabeth Sinquefield . Louise Stubbs . . . Frances Holland Right Forward . . . . Left Forward . . . Right Guard , Left G uard Side Center Center Substitutes Isabelle Richter Mamie Jones Mildred Sessions Farnestine Cooper Virginia Crittendon Gladys Davis Page one hundred twenty Freshman Team Mary Michaux Elizabeth Craven Sarah Addington Celestia Smith . . . . Anne Chichester . . Elizabeth Dent Right Forward . . . . Left Forward . . . Right Guard Left Guard Side Center Center Substitutes Mildred McCord Sarah Louise Jordan Lucille Jordan Grace Sears Margaret Eberhart Caroline Manget Alice Edge Page one hundred twenty-one Page one hundred twenty-two Page one hundred twenty-three THE VETERROPT MINOR SPORTS AT WESLEYAN Page one hundred twenty-four MISS BLANCHE COOPER, Tennis Champion, ' 2j Page one hundred Invenly-five THE VETERROPT Page one hundred twenty-six COOPER AND WILKF.RSON, Doubles in Tennis Tournament, 23 Tage one hundred twenty-seven THE VETERROPT Page one hundred twenty- eight LIFE SAVING CREW Ruby Tanner, Eunice Thomson, Pauline Ellis, Blanche Cooper RUene Corry tlgjy ThamabflcnfvMl RoUpeTnm le M Margaret Zattau lyn-pfist; Mary Harwell Celeste Copelan Maurine tiunro YAnnefred josser Catherine C presidents ' council Page one hundred thirty-one THE VETERROPT Student Government Association Officers Mary Harwem President Harriet Evans Vice-President Caroline White Secretary Merrill McMichael Treasurer Executive Committee Ruth Holden House President of Main Building Lessik Mae Hall louse President of Main Building VoIIammie Pharr House President of Main Building Mary Lou Barnwell . . House President of Annex Katherine Lowe House President of Morgan House Sarah Branch Senior Representative • Ellen Hunt Senior Representative Maryella Camp Junior Representative Katherine Harman Junior Representative Mildred Jackson Sophomore Representative Nell Lester Monitor Point System Roline Trimble President Y. IV. C. A . Eulalie Dorm i ny Irregular Representative Page one hundred thirty-two Page one hundred thirty-three Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Roline Tirmble Mary Wilson Rosalie Radford . . . . Lillian Budd . . . Alma Caudill Officers . . . . President V nder graduate Representative Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Representatives Carolyn White Religious Meetings Committee Ora Mizell World-Fellowship Committee Frances Wooten Social Service Committee Quinette Prentiss Social Service Committee Mary Louise Collings Social Standards Committee irginia 1 nomas Social Committee Margaret Richards Publicity Committee MaR ' Harwell President Student Govt. A ssociation Louise Ballard Leader Student Volunteer Hand Ellen Winn IV. C. T. U. Page one hundred thirtyfow Page one hundred thirty-five W. CABINET IN TOWER SCENES FROM COLLEGE STUNT NIGHT Page one hundred thirty-six THE VETERROPT Student Volunteer Band Motto: “The evangelization of the world in this generation” Louise Ballard, Leader Kathleen Barowell Mary Lou Barnwell Celia Bozeman Alma Caudill Mary Crane Lessie Mae Hall Leona Letson Mary Wilson Page one hunJted thirty-seven THE VETERROPT Wesleyan Sunday School Class Lllian Budd Alma Caudill Frances Callahan . . Dorothy Allen Officers President . . . Pice-President . . Secretary T reasurer Colleen Sharp Chairman Membership Committee Nell Lester Chairman Social Committee 2S! Page one hundred thirty-eight Wesleyan Sunday School Class Members Jean Askew Virginia Arnall Rossi e Andrews Dorothy Allen Frances Adair Carrie Lou Allgood Christine Baum Lillian Hudd Frances Bush IIatite Branch Josephine Brandenburg Sarah Branch Nethe Mae Bass Maxine Baldwin Bessie Lou Bass Margaret Branham Lucille Bryant Marie Boyd Eva Brewer Helen Blanton Elizabeth Butner Grace Bradford Neva Barrow Mary Lou Barnwell Mary Catherine Burts Almarita Booth Margaret Bennett Frances Callahan Sarah Culpepper Alma Caudill Mary Ella Camp Eloise Caswell Catherine Craig Mabel Chastain Elizabeth Copeland Victoria Cohen Betty Clark Mary Ai ma Cobb Oze Carlisle Sarah Crum Mary Crum Mary Crane Elizabeth Davis Annie Laura Daniel Louise Darsey Frances Davant Kathleen Davidson Pauline Ellis Mabel Edwards Dorothy Ezzard Jewel Easterling Harriet Evans Claire Flowers Marie Fair Laree Farr Callie Freeman Minnie Belle Griffin Evelyn Gibson Mary Godwin Mary Lee Hutchinson Carol Hutch esf.n Isabella Harris Lola Hayoood Lucie B. IIeeth Louise Hammock Margaret Hearn Evelyn Hatcher Katherine Harmon Katherine Holmes Ruth Holden Elise Harrison Sarah Glenn Hearn Dorothy Hester Zula Belle Hill Dorothy Jones Louise Johnson Sarah Louise Jordan Annie Mae Johnson Lucretia Jones Mildred Jackson Gwendolyn Jackson Ouida Johnson Ruth Kelly Louisa Kroner Lillian Kimbrough Hattie Ruth Kelly Helen Kilpatrick Kwe Yuin Kiang Blanche Kellett Lydie King Lillian Lawton Nell Lester Gladys Lewis Nell Lin hart Katherine Lowe Autrey Lewis Ora Mizell Merrill McMichael Maurine Munro Elizabeth Middlebrooks Relee Mallory Kathryn McKay Mildred McCord Mildred McWhorter Elizabeth Malone Gladys McFarlin Erma McCord Ruby Means Ruth McClellan Camille Maynard Mary Michaux Rachel Moore Emily Neel Berth i ne Osborne Kathryn Ousley Roberta Oxford Jewel Parker Elizabeth Padrick Vo Hammie Pharr Annie Mae Powell Quinette Prentiss Roberta Quillia.n Rebecca Ray Sara Roane Rosalie Radford Elizabeth Rogers Mildred Rogers Judith Rice Nita Smith Mildred Strozier Colleen Sharp Mary Strozier Cornelia Shiver Mildred Sessions Inez Sharp Flora A. Sherrod Sarah Shields Celeste Smith Lucille Smith Minnie Mae Sweat Lillian Sessions Elizabeth Turner Virginia Thomas Marguerite Turner Dorothy Thomas Bertha Turner Ruby Tanner Faye Turner Flynn Vise Allie Maybelle Vise Mary Wilkerson Sarah Wilkerson Grace Woodward Carolyn White Ellen Winn Frances Wootten Nathalie Williams Mary Weaver Louise Williamson Ione Walling Gwendlyn Williams Page one hundred thirty- nine THE VETERROPT SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY 19-3 — Mildred Houlton. Fannie Hell Outler, Page Stephenson (nee Cook), MUdren Stokes (nee Shelton). — Allene Corry, Catherine Craig, Mary Harwell, ward, Mau rinc Munro. Munro, Rebeknh pllphunt, Ruth Seara, Floy Kllen Hunt. Quinette Prentiss, Grace Wood- ! a je one hundred forty Page one hundred forty-one SENIOR ROUND TABLE Page one hundred forty-two Page one hundred forty-three THE VETERROPT Page one hundred forty- four TR1 K Winnifred Rosser Aurelia Cooper Mamie Jones Annie Mae Powell . . Dorothy Thomas President Vice-President . . It us in ess Manager . . . Secretary T re usurer Page one hundred forty-five THE VETERROPT Page one hundred forty-six THE WESLEYAN DRAMATIC Cl l H f I GROUPS OF DRAMATIC CLUR PLAYERS Page one hundred forty-seven THE VETERROPT SCENE FROM “ARMS AND THE MAN” Jty Bernard Shaw Presented by the Seniors in Expression, Wesleyan Auditorium, Tuesday Evening, December 1 1, 1923 Dramatis Personae Catherine Petkoff, determined to he a Viennese lady . . . Raina, “a Petkoff” I.ouka, Maid to the Petkoffs Bluntschli, the Man Nicola, Butler to the Petkoffs Major Sergius Saranoff, betrothed to Raina A Russian Officer . Mabel Campbell Elizabeth McRae Annie Mae Powell WlNNEFRED ROSSER . . Ruth Kelley . . Ailene Corky . . Re Lee Malory Page one hundred forty-eight Wesleyan Conservatory Orchestra Miss Louise C. Tiicomb, Conductor Mrs. Glenn Priest Maerz, Concert Mistress First Ciolins — Mrs. Glenn P. Murry Helen Goepp Neva Harrow Frances Adair I. ur like Cannon Haritone — Margaret Toney Saxophone — Alice Nock Alma rita Booth Second Ciolins — Pauline Pinsmore Berthike Osbornf. Mary Scott Barton Lucile Bryant Blanche Kellett Cornet — Elizabeth Foy Horn — Grace Thomas Double Hass — Mary Crane Clarinets — Elizabeth Stephenson Rosalie Radford Piano — Zula Bell Hill Drums — Margaret Zaitau Katherine Catciiings Cac e one hundred forty-nine Wesleyan Glee and Instrumental Clubs Mildred ClILRCHWELL . . . . Mary Beknbtt Cox . . . . Mary Louise Colungs . Frances Peabody . Harriet Evans . Officers President Vice-President Business Manager Advertising Manage . . . . Secretary and Treasurer Personnel of Glee Club, 1923-24 Soprano I — Eulalie Doxminy Mary Bennett Cox Harriet Evans Mary Louise Colungs Anna Morrison Mabel G. Jenkins Mildred Churchyvell Soprano II — Olive Quillian Rosi.yn Moncrief Evelyn I)un kin Celeste Copelan Lulawill Brown Francks Peabody Ellen Hunt Contralto — Eloise (Irani. Loralee Watkins Virginia Childs Dorothy Lee Cason Mary Thomas Maxwell Contralto II — Madge Jenkins Frances Bates Agnes IIexide Margaret Hearn Sarah Cook Mandolin I — Frances Peabody Honorine Bollinger Gwendolyn Williams Mandolin I — Frances Peabody Honorine Bollinger ( I w e n hoi; x x Williams Mandolin 1 1 — Mary Tanner Margaret Makcham Frances Holland Mandolin Club Mandolin II — Mary Tanner Margaret Mangiiam Frances Holland It an jo — Aline Strickland Orchestra Violin — Helen Goepp Elizabeth Holcombe Violin — Rossie Andrews Pauline Dixsmgrk Piano — Lulawill Brown Violin — Helen Goepp Guitars — Virginia Childs (Hawaiian) Olive Quillian Saxophone — Ida Brinson llanjo — Aline Strickland Guitars — Virginia Childs Olive Quillian Drums — Reader — Virginia McGehee Mary Van Valkenburg Page one hundred fifty WESLEYAN GLEE AND INSTRUMENTAL CLUBS, 1923-24 I Pays jne hundred fifty-one THE VETERROPT Page one hundred fifty-two I I ' aye one hundred fifty-three SPANISH CLUB THE VETERROPT Palette - Brush CL«b AND Club Officers t . Resident 0 Mary Lay field Vce President Mary Y ilkerson Sic rot ary $ Mrs. D.M. Kessler Treasurer Nell Linhart Page one hundred fifty-four 1 Alpha Chapter (Wesleyan) Ellen Hunt Mildred Ciiurchwell Mary Thomas Maxwell Susie Dalims Mottoes????? Colors: Pale pink eyes and blue hair. Flower: Jimson Weed. Place of Meet- ing: Last night. Time of Meeting: The cold gray dawn of the morning after. Favorite Song: “Oh, what a difference in the morning.” Favorite occupation: Sporting ’em. Favorite Article of Dress:: Quips and cranks and wreathed smiles. Favorite Beverage: Mousseline tea. Favorite Edible: Red stick candy. Favorite Book: “Giggles From Life” (never to be published). Beta Chaptpr (Emory) Jack Daniel Leonard Lyons Madison Massey Frank Therell Page one hundred fifty-five Page one hundred fifty-six Mary Thomas Maxwell. Virjtitila MeOehee. SITTING ROOM I Mary Lucy Nowell. Audrey Jenkins, Celeste Copelan. Ruth Oliver. Mary Tanner, Virginia Frank. THE VETERROPT Page one hundred fifty-seven SITTING ROOM II Elizabeth McRae. Lula will Brown. Ailene Corry. Mary Louise Colling . Ellen Hunt. Mihlreri Churehwell. Mamie Jonts. Elizabeth Jones. Page one hundred fifty-eight THE VETERROPT Page one hundred fifty-nine THE VETERROPT The Atlanta Club Officers Margaret Zattau President Rachel Moore Vice-President Lucile Berry Secretary Members Margaret Richards Margaret Trussell Mildred Gower Rolive Trimble Sarah Branch Virginia McJenkins Lynda Lee McKibben Lydie King Frances Horner Sadie Moon Roberta Quillian Maidee Meeks Mary Michaux Blanch Kellett Mrs. Florrie C. White Lucille Smith Margaret Eberhart Miss Leona Letson Page one hundred sixty 7 Doctors Daughters Club Madge Jenkins Karen Lester Lulawill Brown . . Vi Loula White Ailene Corry Officers . President . . . . .... Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Social Secretary Elizabeth Anderson Mildred Jackson Dorothy Ezzard Mary Scott Bartow Frances Adair Ora Bates Eloise Carswell Evelyn Gibson Members Martha Griffen Virginia Crittenden Gladys Lewis Roline Trimble Elizabeth Rogers Mary Lee Rhyne Willie Pirkle Marie New Mildred McCord Sara Moon Fredanel Mixson Pauline Dinsmore Velma O’Neal Audrey Jenkins Lola Hagood Olive Quili.ian Page one hundred sixty-one HA COONS President-Catherine Craig Treasurer-Vtrginia Brown Dorothy Allen Frances Bates Lillian Budd Ernestine Cooper El obeth Da is Mattie Mae Dowdell _ _ Lou is e Wi 1 1 lamso n Miss Ernestine Grate-Sponsor Evelyn Donkin Marie Fair Margaret Fov Iei Eulo Hubbard Lillian Sossom; Groce Thomas Page one hundred sixty-t wo THE VETERROPT Page one hundred sixty-three Page otic hundred sixty- jour A Spring Day Green things are growing, Roses are blowing, All the earth is new. Mocking birds singing, Butterflies winging, But my thoughts are of you. Clouds tinted brightly, Gliding so lightly, The sky is palely blue. Day is now dying, Breezes are sighing, And I am sighing, too. Kathleen Bardwell, ’24. Page one hundred sixty-five THE VETER ROPT Veterropt Staff Ailene Corry Grace Woodward Editor Ait-Chief It us in ess Manager Margaret Richards Literary Editor Margaret Cutter Literary Editor Madge Jenkins Carolyn Fulghum Advertising Manager Advertising Manager Ellen Hunt Pictorial Editor Helen Kilpatrick Pictorial Editor Julia Pryor Art Editor Mary Wilkerson Art Editor Mildred McCrory Local Editor Eunice Thomson Junior Editor Page one hundred sixty-six Page one hundred sixty-seven THE VETERROPT � THE WESLEYAN Ad Astra forAspcrum UorxAhj Thow t Page one hundred sixty-eight wm I TIIE WATCH TO WEE l WEEKLY tt KTI OE-XTr «•� WKH.KY4X lOJHt WATC H TOW ER ST A F F Vatje one hundred sixty-nine THE JESTER STAFF Page one hundred seventy Wesleyan ' s Flower Garden ’Twas in a garden, still, and cool, and dim, 1 saw an old man stoop above his flowers. Beloved the fragile blossoms were to him, And oft, between the dawn and twilight hours, 1 saw him with his old hands, strong and white, A splendid lily’s pallid cheek caress, Or pause and contemplate with high delight Some tiny violet’s quaint daintiness. “If they should die, I’d die too, I’m afraid. God keep my flowers for my sake,” he prayed. I sec thy towers ancient, on a hill, And round thy portals, glowing in the sun, Gold pansies, orchids, rose and daffodil, And lilacs, blooming pale and sweet, wind kissed, — A warmth of scarlet, azure, amethyst, — God keep thee and thy flowers, Wesleyan ! Lloyd Chapin-Emory, 23. ROSE, SIGNIFYING BEAUTY — POSED BY MISS ELIZABETH JONES PANSY, SIGNIFYING THOUGHTFULNESS-POSED BY MISS MATTIE MAE DOWDELL 7 i the marsh pink orchid ' s faces, With their coy and dainty graces , Lure us to their hiding places” ORCHID, SIGNIFYING DAINTINESS— POSED BY MISS CHARLOTTE CARRCTHERS LILY, SIGNIFYING PURITY— POSED BY MISS CLAUDIA DYKES VIOLET, SIGNIFYING MODESTY— POSED BY MISS JULIA CIIEATIIAM LILAC, SIGNIFYING SWEETNESS-POSEI) BY MISS ELIZABETH McRAE GOLDEN-ROD, SIGNIFYING COURAGE— POSED BY MISS AILENE CORRY CHRYSANTHEMUMS, SIGNIFYING STATELINESS— POSED BY MISS ELLEN HUNT , Hear the mellow wedding bells, golden bells! If ' hat a world of happiness their harmony foretells ORANGE BLOSSOMS, SIGNIFYING HAPPINESS— POSED BY MISS MILDRED CHI RCHWELL Flowers and girls and love! How they belong together To live and sing and weep In foul and sunny weather! Some flowers are very happy And some are very sad. Some girls are good and true And some are rather bad. But, taking them altogether, Do you see how we’d get along Without the pretty flowers And love and girls and song? THE VETERROPT Page one hundred eighty-five FLOAT AT CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, MAY, 1923, WINNER GRAND PRIZE THE VETERROPT SCENES AT CENTENNIAL Vayc one hundred eighty-six Page one hundred eighty-seven Fantastical Phantoms Aroused from slumbers and peaceful rest By an awful clanging noise, She twisted and turned and frowned as if To follow her fleeing joys. Then suddenly up came her head, Straight up in bed she sat, And frantically yelled to her scurrying mates: “Say, what bell was that?” “Last one,” was the very consoling reply, My, how that lass did hop! She rushed down the stairs four steps at a time, But at the dining room door she stopped. But, oh, how cruel fate can be! She had hurried with all her might, To reach the table in six minutes, And the very food was in sight. When, suddenly, filled with the deepest dismay, On meeting this awful fate, The bleak, brown door was shut in her face, Said a voice from within, “Too late!” Slowly back to her room she went, And mournfully spent her time Learning a five-hour “Anglo” lesson, Between eight forty-five and nine. Nine o’clock came all too soon, She must be resigned to her lot; She could look wise like the proverbial owl, But decline Cireek nouns she could not. Relieved a bit from her haunting fears 1 his was Or. (ireene’s lecture day She allowed herself to enjoy her dreams, And her thoughts were far away. Page one hundred eighty-eight But suddenly all of her rosy dreams Had turned to the deepest black, F ' rom away in the distance she heard these words: “That’s a very significant fact.” Too late to improve this golden hour, She must hurry along to the next. Starfish, school teachers, and oyster beds, “Bug” Quillian took as his text. Of course, her story had not been written, She had set aside chapel for that, But keen, black eyes were watching her, So as straight as a saint she sat. “I didn’t have time” is a worn-out phrase, An excuse each man claims as his, But this time it received the provoking retort, “You have all the time there is.” All through the bright spring afternoon, She manfully did her best To put in H 2 S 0 4 And get out H 2 S. The “perfect day” at last was o’er; In the rays of the sinking sun, A sigh of relief escaped her lips, But — the elevator refused to run. Wearily up five flights of stairs, Which seemed to have no end, She struggled and, after several ages, She reached the topmost bend. And now let us leave this dear Wesley- Anne, And let her heart strings feast On peaceful slumber and dreams of “John,” And, say, “May she rest in peace.” H. K., ’24. Page one hundred eighty-nine THE VETERROPT 1836 CHARTERED 1836 1924 WESLEYAN COLLEGE MACON, GEORGIA 600 STUDENTS, 50 OFFICERS AND TEACHERS A Standard College For Young Women WITHIN THREE YEARS 1. Wesleyan College has added twelve professors to the faculty. 2. Has added four professors holding the Ph.D. degree. 3. Has doubled her endowment. 4. Has purchased a magnificent new Campus. 4. Has laid plans for a Million Dollar Campaign which will result in a Greater Macon and a Greater Wesleyan. The student attendance is limited only by the capacity of the College. Wesleyan graduates are making good in all lines of life. Wherever they go they are qualified for leader- ship. Thorough courses leading to the A.B. degree. The con- venience of the buildings, the climate of the city, and the refined atmosphere of the home life make the College ideal. Choice young women out of the best homes of the South find here a congenial atmosphere. Capable and experienced Faculty. Library of 10,000 Volumes. Gymna- sium, swimming pool and other outdoor sports. Conservatory of Music and School of Fine Arts Offering Beat Instruction in Voice, Piano, Pipe Organ, Violin, Expression and Art For several years Wesleyan has been a member of the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in the Southern States and of the American Association of University Women. For catalogs and view books, address WM. F. QUILLIAN, President MACON, “THE HEART OF GEORGIA” MERCER UNIVERSITY 1833-1924 MACON, GEORGIA STANDARDIZED SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS College of Arts and Sciences Theological Seminary School of Law School of Journalism School of Education School of Commerce Night School of Commerce Summer School Pre-Medical Pre-Engineering Pre-Legal School for Training Scout Executives Woman’s Institute for Training in Civic Leadership Graduate School 43 Buildings; 73 Acres; 87 Instructors in 15 Departments Over 1,000 Students Address: RUFUS W. WEAVER President the veterropt Wken Your College Days are Over We have another, equally important, service to offer you. Just as the annual records the high points of your college career, so will your engraved invitations and announcements and cards mark the thrills that are such a big part of the social life after your college days are over. The same high standards that have brought success in our college publication department govern our steel die engrav- ing. From Maryland to Texas you will find that eng raving bearing the Foote Davies Company Imprint is always the criterion. We believe that we can please you. FOOTE DAVIES COMPANY ATLANTA The College Publication House WESLEYAN GIRLS WELCOME UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY CHERRY STREET Mr. McKellar in First class after Christmas holidays: “Miss N. B., how is Reynolds?” Miss N. B.: “Nobody is there now.” Pianos, Victrolas Victor Records Gibson Mandolins and Guitars Latest Sheet Music Williams-Guttenberger Music Company The house that furnishes Macon with music 451 Cherry St. Jcwe er� Opticians YOUR JEWELERS FLOURNOY AND KERNAGHAN 570 Cherry St. Phone 1067 Agents: S ' evens Engraving Co. and Gruen Watch Co. Jewelers Opticians THE VETERROPT TO SERVE — NOT SELL IS THE THEME OF OUR BUSINESS THE MACON SHOE COMPANY “ Beautiful Shoes” Wesleyan Professor in class: “Miss Andrews, please trans- late.” Miss Andrews: “That ' s as far as I got.” Professor: “Is that a Wesleyan expression or not?” Miss Andrews: No, please, I learned that before I got here.” The Luther Williams Banking Co. Open all day 9 A.ivi. to 6 P.M. 4 4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Corner Cotton Ave. and Cherry St. TELEPHONE 3577 TELEPHONE 3578 PERSONS “THE PALACE OF SWEETS” We extend to the Wesleyan gir!s a most cordial welcome to mak? our store your meeting place. It is a pleasure to show you our goods. Call and see us. PERSON S DRUG STORE 562-564 Cherry Street TELEPHONE 1681 TELEPHONE 1681 WHEN YOU ARE IN SCHOOL— AND WHEN YOU LEAVE SCHOOL— YOU NEED A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROCESS OF BANKING The best way to obtain this knowledge is through actual experience with a checking account in a progressive, accommodating bank. We are always glad to help you. Place your account with us; you not only gain by experience, but Save Time by Paying Your Accounts by Checks No account too large No account too small The Citizens and Southern Bank RESOURCES $70,000,000.00 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH WESLEYAN’S PAPER IT HAS BEEN OUR PLEASURE To serve the Wesleyan Kiris and their friends with the best of everything usually found in a MODERN STATIONERY STORE. You are constantly � ™ Bi ? for yourself as well as gifts for some friend or member of the Amonct hundred of items carried in stock we merely mention Kodaks, and Albums. Waterman ' s Ideal Fountain Pens. Eversharp Pencils. Memory Rooks. Bride ' s Books. Loose-leaf Memo Books. A-Line-A-Day � °° ks . . . Make our store your trading place, and we will endeavor to give you the service at all times. THE J. W. BURKE COMPANY STATIONERS 406 CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA. Lamar’s Beauty Skin Cream Non-Greasy and Vanishing Delicately perfumed, just what you need to beautify and prevent or cure chapped skin. Always use it before leaving your room and especially before going for an auto ride. J. B. Riley Company WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS MACON, GEORGIA Ries Armstrong MACON’S JEWELERS AFTERNOON PAPER Is at the Service of Reliable Goods Wesleyan Girls Only MACON NEWS Third Street Phone 836 MACON, GEORGIA W. L. Williams Art Store 1 he Makers of Beautiful and Ar- tistic Frames. Dealers in Artists Materials 107 Cotton Avenue Macon, Ga. Extraordinary Values In Supplies for Tennis, Basketball, Sweaters, Bathing Suits, Fine Luggage. SOUTHERN SPORT SUPPLY CO. “ Guaranteed Sporting Goods ' 509 Cherry St. Dempsey Bldg. Ladies ' Sanitary Hair Cutting Parlor R. S. THORPE AND SON 515-5 7 Cherry St. YOU CAN SEE THINGS After Seeing Us MACON OPTICAL COMPANY The Biggest Little Optical Shop South” J. N. Kalisk Frank H. Johnson W. B. KEILER Maker of Fine Glasses 570 Cherry Street MACON PAPER COMPANY Incorporated Paper, Paper Bags, Boxes, Twine, Etc. Telephone 1067 311 Poplar Street J. H. SPRATLING WELCOME, WESLEYAN We courteously serve you with the latest in modern footwear. OPTICIAN Fay us a visit. AND OPTOMETRIST UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY 652 CHERRY STREET New Shoe Department MAIN FLOOR “Where new sho?s are always seen first” COMPLETE LINE OF Devoe’s Tube Colors AND Artist Brushes T. C. BURKE, INC. 358-360 Third Street H. E. LOWE ELECTRIC COMPANY H. E. LOWE. Pres, and M r. General Repair Shop Ele ctrical and Mechanical Contractors Phones 4386-4387 131 COTTON AVENUE Fifty-five Years of Faithful Service RADIO BARKERS Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Prescriptions Filled Glasses Repaired THE DOUGHNUT SHOP W. N. Ainsworth, Jr, O.D. CHERRY STREET AT COTTON AVENUE Optometrist — Optician 366 SECOND ST. Next to Capitol Theatre TELL BROTHER Wood Peavy And All Your Friends THAT THE BEST PLACE Furniture Company TO TRADE IS Where the Quality is the JOS. N. NEEL First Consideration COMPANY 520 CHERRY ST. Triangular Block . , f, f ' f V y ' , 7 V } 1 7 , i,h 11 ' y wit t v i i j 21 Jj C 7 ' T7 ' - M Said the rain to the dust, “Your name is mud . ' 9 Posed by MIhh Tommie” Maxwell, President of the CIom of 24. In one of DaniunberKH 1’nrl n� o IHt� of burnt orange rhlffon. ELABORATE AND DAINTY FROCKS For Senior Banquet Sophomore-Senior Banquet Garden Parties Receptions Proms Teas STOP! H ere s where Friends, Fun and Food Meet. Come, get acquainted with all three. THE MARTINIQUE Fred Martin, Proprietor 553 Cherry Street Telephone 4161 NEWMANS THE PHARM To Gratify Every Hat Whim Y our Drug Store Is the Objective of Our New Display COLLEGE HILL Newmans Millinery PHARMACY 622 CHERRY STREET MACON, GEORGIA HER OLD AUTHOR By the shores of Cuticura, By the shining Sunkist water, Lived the Prophylactic Chiclet, Danderine, Old Helmar’s daughter. She was loved by Instant Postum, Son of Piedmont and Victrola, Heir apparent to Madza, Of the tribe of Coca-Cola. Through the forest strolled the lovers, Woods untrod by Ford and Saxon, “Oh, my lovely little Beech-Nut,” Were the burning words of Postum. “No Pyrene can quench the fire, Though I know you’re still a miss, For my Pepsodent desire, Is to marry Chiclet Djer Kiss.” —Mink. the veterropt The Ending of a Perfect Meal ICE CREAM KINNETT-ODOM COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF ICE CREAM AND MOUSSES ALL FLAVORS Special Occasion Moulds: Automobiles, Bells, Cantaloupes Chickens, Cluster Roses, Hatchets, Lilies, Turkeys, Slippers, Rabbits and Many Other Emblems, and Color Schemes Phone 362-363 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ICE DEALERS IN COAL AND WOOD VINEVILLE STATION Phones 771-772 KINNETT-ODOM COMPANY MACON, GEORGIA ATTENTION WESLEYAN GIRLS Coats, Suits, Dresses Millinery SNYDER’S READY-TO-WEAR PHONE 2511 THE GIFT SHOP Incorporated (Near Rialto Theatre) “A Gift for Every Occasion ' Greeting Cards, Place Cards, Favors, Hemstitching, Buttons, Plaiting, etc., China Firing. 609 Cherry Street MACON, GA. MRS. 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TELEPHONE 474 Mr. Rosser in Chapel: “Young ladies, please stand and sing this song.” Faculty immediately rises. ♦ Dr. Green, remarking to his class in literature that “The Silent Woman” of Ben Johnson of course proved to be a man, hastily and tactfully added that “men gossip much more than women.” NATURALLY Ike: “What do you think of Ford as a Presidential possibility?” Mike : “Fine ; he has the making of another Lincoln.” MAGNETIC OPPOSITION The Soph stood on the railroad track — The train was coming fast; The Soph stepped off the railroad track And let the train go past. The Senior stood on the railroad track — The train was coming fast; The train got off the railroad track And let the Senior pass. 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