Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1928 volume:

MmJx.vt.A £X LIBRIS c- js:c Copyright, 1928 By Virginia Creel EDITOR Addie Funderburke BUSINESS MANAGER r C Jhe ' VETERROPT i9W PUBL SHED BY THE SEN I OR CLASS f WESLEYAN COLLEGE MACON, GEORpIA FOREWORD For years old Wesleyan has stood , Majestic on her hill ; Loved by her daughters who have gone , And those who ' re with her still. Her stately towers through the years Have stood lil(c sentinels tall , That guard the sacred memories Within this loved old wall. FORD WORD Now rve her daughters last to go Out from her loving care , W ould fain enshrine in memory. The scenes so dear , so fair. Her trodden paths , her stately steps , Her walls that heard our heart, W ill live forever , golden shrined. Though all the world may part. dedication TO OLD WESLEYAN About whose graying walls the shades and shadows of almost a century have woven a treasured tapestry of memories — whose towers pointing ever heavenward have lifted the souls of her daughters to the heights — whose halls have cradled their joys, their sorrows and their ambitions — whose faculty like the magi of old have taught them to fol- low the star — to thee, glorious Old Wes- leyan, standing at the golden end of a rain- bow path of dreams we, with reverence, honor, and deepest love dedicate this the twenty-first volume of the VETERROPT CONTENTS Memory I THE COLLEGE Memory II THE CLASSES Memory III CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AND FINE ARTS Memory IV ACTIVITIES Memory V ATHLETICS Memory VI THE BELLES Board of Trustees Bishop W. N. Ainsworth, D.D, IX.D. Hon O. A. Park Vice-Chairman Term Rev, J. F. Bell Rev. O. F. Cook Rev. T. D. Ellis, D.D. . . Justice H. W. IIili Rev. H. H. Jones Mr. R. O. Jones Rev. W. F. LaPrade, D.D. . . Mr. C. B. Lewis Mr. VV. H. Peacock Rev. W. A. Shelton, D.D. . . Mr. L. P. McCoro Chairman Mr. VV. R. Rogers, Secretary Expires 1930 . Miami, Fla . Albany, Ga . Louisville, Ky . Atlanta, Ga . Marietta, Ga . Newnan, Ga . La Grange, Ga . Macon, Ga . Albany, Ga . Emory University, Ga. . . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . J R. Elected . i9 3 . 1918 . 1903 . 1921 . 1927 9 9 . 9 5 . 1921 9 5 1922 . 1924 Term Expires 1932 Rev. W. L. Pierce . Decatur, Ga. . Rev. S. R. Belk, D.D Atlanta, Ga. Juoce Okrin Roberts Monroe, Ga. Judge John S. Candler .... Atlanta, Ga. Mr. S. C. Dobbs • . Atlanta. Ga. Rfv. Bascom Anthony, D.D. . . Thomasviile, Ga. Rev. W. F. Smith Quitman, Ga. . Mr. VV. R. Roger, Jr Macon, Ga. Mr. O. A. Park Macon, Ga. Mr. J. H. Porter Macon, Ga. Rev. R. H. Barneit Lakeland, Fla. . Term Expires 1934 Rev. G. M. Fakes Augusta, Ga. Bishop VV. N. Ainsworth, D.D., LL.D Macon, Ga. Col. Sam Tate Tate, Ga. . . Col. T. J. Watkins Clearwater, Fla. Rev. C. R. Jenkins, D.D. . . . Macon, Ga. Rev. J. A. Thomas, D.D. . . . Columbus, Ga. Rev. W. F. Quillian, D.D. . . Macon, Ga. Mr. VV. D. Anderson .... Macon, Ga. Rev. John F. Yarbrough . . . Milledgeville, Ga. Mr. VV. O. Jones Elberton, Ga. . Mr. J. M. Rogers Savannah, Ga. Alumnae Trustees Term Expires 1928 Mrs. Dorothy Rogers Tilly . . Atlanta. Ga. Term Expires 1929 Mrs. Edith Stetson Colfman . Macon, Ga. Term Expires 1930 Mrs. Bessie Houser Nunn . . . Perry, Ga. 904 1909 1927 1922 1926 1904 1918 1915 1920 1926 1906 . 927 . 1904 . 1908 1909 . 1909 1918 . 1920 1921 • 923 . 1923 . 1923 Elected . 1925 . 1926 1927 Officers of Administration William Fletcher Quili.ian A.B., D.D. President and Treasurer Leon P. Smith A.B., M.S. Vice-President Walter K. Greene A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College Iris Lillian Whitman Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Chairman of Academic Council Frederick Wood A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Secretary of the Faculty Jennie Loyall A.B., A.M. Alumnae Secretary Virginia Wendel Counsellor of If ' omen Elizabeth Winn A.B. Registrar and Secretary to Dean Katherine P. Carnes A.B. Librarian James C. Hinton A.B., A.M. Editor of Records Banks Armand Bursar Ethel M. Rogers Secretary to the President Lucy K. Johnson A.B. Assistant Counsellor of IV omen Mamie G. Stephenson Manager of College Bank and Book store Florrie C. White A.B. Matron Jessie N. Deidrich Director of Home Department Harriet C. Hudgins Dietitian Carl L. Anderson M.D. College Physician A. D. Ray Superintendent of Grounds Mary Lou Barton Bookkeeper Susie Fulwood Stenographer Lucille Eh key Stenographer Rena Troutman Stenographer Elizabeth Little Postmistress Literary Faculty William Fletcher Quillian A.B., D.D. President Leon P. Smith A.B., M.S. Vice-President ; Professor of Chem- istry and Geology Walter K. Greene A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of Faculty; Cobb Alumnae Chair of English Frederick Wood A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Secretary to the Faculty; Lovick Pierce Chair of Mathematics and Astronomy J. W. W. Daniel A.B., A.M. l)u Pont Guerry Chair of History and Economics Marvin C. Quillian A.B., A.M. Professor of Biology George Elijah Rosser A.B., B.D. Professor of Biblical Literature Mary Virginia Garner A.B., B.S., Ph.M. Professor of Journalism Idus F.. McKellar Professor of Greek and Latin Jane Esther Wolf A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of French and Italian Iris Lilian Whitman P«.B n A.M., Ph.D. Professor of German and Spanish •Year’s Leave of Absence. Sarah M. Riiter A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Educa- tion Ernestine Grote Professor of Physical Education Maude Frances Chaplin A.B., B.S., B.M. Professor of Home Economics Lois Rogers A. B., A.M. Professor of Religious Education Eleanor Neill B. S., A.M. Professor of Religious Education Elizabeth Agnes Hamilton A.B., B.S., A.M. Associate Professor of English Helen R. Bartlett A. B., A.M. Associate Professor of History and Economics Pantha Harrelson Houser B. S., A.M. Associate Professor of Philosophy and Education Edna Patterson B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Christine Broome A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Spanish Louise Rivers A.B., A.M. Instructor in English Leona Letson A.B., A.M. Instructor in Chemistry Margaret Cutter Elder A.B. Instructor in Latin and Greek Edna L. Dav A.B., A.M. Instructor in Mathematics Julia Powell A.B m A.M. Instructor in French Julia Hysham A.B., A.M. Instructor in English Ruby Sharpe Rosser A.B. Instructor in Itihlical Literature Isabelle Kin nett Instructor in Physical Education Katherine P. Carnes A.B. Librarian Jennie Loyall A.B., A.M. Alumnae Secretary Eunice Thomson A.B. Assistant Alumnae Secretary Conservatory Faculty Joseph Maerz Director of Music, Pianoforte , Mus ical History Herbert F. Kraft Professor of Piano and Theory Louise Lin 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 B.M. Professor of Piano Lillian Budd A.B., B.M. Professor of Piano Doris Onderdonk Jelks B.M. Professor of Pipe Organ Glenn Priest Maerz Professor of Fiolin Madge Kennon Professor of Voice Katiirine Melson Professor of Voice Loula Johnson Comer Instructor in French and Italian Lewis G. Thomas A.B., A.M. Professor of Piano Edgar II. Howerton Head of Vocal Department ; Pro- fessor of Voice Mrs. Monroe G. Ogden Professor of Piano and Solfeggio Anne Chenault Wallace Professor of Oral English Rosetta Raulston Rivers Professor of Art Callie Irvin Cook Professor of Ceramic Arts Mildred McCrory Instructor in Conservatory English ' , Secretary to the Director oo o o o Wo o o lowers Gray toners of old Wesleyan, High overhead you pierce the sky , And stately stand, though years pass by, For girls who love old Wesleyan . Tall toners of old Wesleyan, Your lengthening shadows shade the years, You ' ve felt a million smiles and tears. Each graying slope the heart endears. Of girls who love old Wesleyan. Dear towers of old Wesleyan, Against the evening ices tern glow; You send to every heart you know. Your spirit which will ever go. To girls who love old Wesleyan . Dorothy McKay, ’28. THE COLLEGE Shaded lanes unchanged by time Each April kissed by roses ' blush , Red walls entwined by loving vine, Gay serenade by lark and thrush. Gray toivers ' gainst the evening glow. Fair castle spires of learning ' s land Soft memories — gay dreams and love Combined in our old Wesleyan. THE CLASSES Down twining stairs, through joy-touched hall, They come — these maidens great and small. For ninety years, untouched by time To answer to the Wesleyan chime Each seeking, striving, loyal lasses Their eyes with fairy gleams aglow , ' Through countless ages may they go The memory of Wesleyan classes. SENIOR CLASS Mary Nell Wiley, President 27 1928V Ef 0PT Q §= Senior Class Colors Green nml Gold Flower: Marechal Niel Rose Mntio: “Fortis cadcrs, s d credere no potest. Officers Mar Nell Wii.fv Louisf Ellis President Vice-President Eu ABrni Cam r Secretary-Treasurer Mary Lou Martin Sergeant-d-Armr Miss Acves Hamilton - Sponsor Henry - Phksons Mascot Senior Rera Evelyn Abel MACON, GA. AM. French Round Table (3. 4): French Club 1. 2. 3); Span- ish ( ’lull (4); German Club (3, I); Secretary and Treasurer German Club (4); Macon Girls ' Association (1. 2, 3 4). Class Sara Clyde Adams ATLANTA, GA. AM. Rclif ious Education Freshman Commission (1); Atlanta Club 1 1. 2. 3); Religious (education Club (3, 4): Ministers ' PauRhters’ Club (2. 3); Macon Girls ' Associa- tion (4) ; Round Table (3. 4); Watchtnwer Staff (4); Jester” Staff (3); Piano Certificate (4). 2 9 Senior Class May Ainsworth THOMASVILLE, CA. I. It. Matin matin Florida State Woman ' ll College if); Hank t hall Squad tl, 3); Conservatory Ore In tea. tl, 3 1 ; Sneeer Squad tl. J); Class Re preset) tat I ve « n Stud. nt Council (li; Commencement Marshal i3); Honor Roll (1, 3); la Cercle Franeals (I); German Club t3. 4); Sri Math Club (3, 3, l . Dorothy Jane Alexander M5RSYTH, CA. .I.lt. English Bennie TIM College (|. 2); Kiiglinb Club (3. tl; I reneli Club 13); Round Table Cl. 4); Sixth District Club (3. 4); Doctors Daughters’ Club (3. 4). 30 Senior Class Mary Watts Alfriend MACON, CA. AM. English Bessie Tift Coll ego 1. 2 . English Club (3, 4); French Club (3. 4); Hound Table 3. 4); Macon Cilia ' Association (3. 4). Agnes (J raves Donalson Anderson K ARN KSVII.I.F, GA. .1.11. Philosophy President of Class (1); Debaters’ Council (t, 4); Doctors ' Daughters’ Club (I 2); Life Saving Corps t 2. 3. 4) ; President of Phibrnophy Club (4); Vice-President of Hound Table 4); Critic Debaters’ Council (4); President of Hlxtli District Club (4): Mercer- Wesleyan Intercol- legiate Debate (4); Honor Roll (3). 3 Se nior ci ass Jeannette Anderson WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. AM. French Salome Anderson MACON , GA. AM. English I .aG range College (1); University of Georgia 2): Lo Cerolo Fran cals 3. 4); International Inflation C’lub (3); Sitting Room I (4); Spun- iisli Club (3. 4); Florida Club (4); Hound Table (3. 4). Dramatic ( ' lub (1); Doctors’ Daughters dub 1. 2. 3); Le Cerole Francois 1. 2); Macon Dirln Association 1 2, 3, 4 ; Golden Heart ]• ® i tor wf l ,a ?« of facta, Jester Starr Exchange Editor Watohtower” (3) Philosophy Club (4); English Club «4 ; Hound Tuble (4). 3 Senior Class Katherine Louise Armstrong MACON, GA. AM. French Charter Member OfbatPrK ' ' oun.il (1); Mem- ber of Debaters ' Council 1. 2. 2. -1): President of Debaters ' tN.unell 3, 4 : Town Girls ' A - soeiation (1); Exchange Editor of Wwleyan (2); Delegate to Blue Ridge (2, 3): Delegate to Camp Wilkins (2. 3): Serretary-Treasutvr Re Cerele Franoals (3); Round Table 3. 4); Jun- ior-Senior Debate (3): Delegate to National Stu- dent Conference (3): V. W. r. A. Cabinet 3, 4); Honor Roll (1. 2. 3); Certificate in Rian.. (3): Senior in Piano (4). Frances Marion Arnall NEWNAN, CA. AM. Mathematics Honor Roll 1 2); Lo Circle Franrals « 1 � ; Bi- ology Club 2 : Philosophy Club t2. 3. 4): MuthematicH Club t2. 3. 4 ; Spanish Club (3); Sophomore Honors (2); Round Table (3 4); Treasurer Round Table f 3 � ; “Wesleyan” Staff (3. 4 . Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4 ; Sitting Room (1. 4i. 33 Senior Class Leah Avrunin MACON, GA. AM. Spanish Honor Roll (1 2. 2): Sophomore Ifounra (2); Soccer Squad ( 2, 4 : Varsity Soccer 4); JeHt- ar“ Stuff (SI; Ha� k t t � 11 Squad (2 ; Spaniah Club 1 2. 3. 4); Miicoii Hirin’ Assoc lot Ion (1. 2, 3. 4); Round Table « is. 4); Preaidant of Ger- man Club (3, 4j; Teacher Certificate (4). Virginia Irene Banks NF.WNAN, GA. AM. History I.e Carrie Francnln fl); Student Council (2): Round Table (3. 4); International Helationa Club 3. 4 ; Philosophy Club • 3. 4 : President of Internationa) Relations Club (4); Fourth Diatrlct Club 1. 2. 3. 4). 34 Senior Class Edith Tennyson Belcher CAMPINGS) BRAZIL, S. A. A M. french Freshman Commission (J ; Honor Roll (J); Soccer i 2. 4); Secretary Minist rs naught ™ rlub (2); Cosmopolitan Club 1. 2 3, 1 ) ; Hound Table (3, 4); Student Council 3. 4); Commence- ment Mondial (3). Dorothy Blackmon MACON, C,A. AM. English Life Saving Corps (I); Le Cercle Francois (I, 2.1; Macon CJirls Association (1, 2, 3, 4); Dra- matic Club (2); City Editor of ••Jester (2); Wesleyan Edition of Telegraph 2); -Wesleyan Staff (� ); Advertising Manager of Watrhtow- er” (3); Columnist of Watctitower (4); Eng- lish Club (3 4); Philosophy dub (3. 4); Round Table (2, 4); Advertising Manager “Veterropt (4); Scribes and Pharisees (4). 35 Senior Class Florence Carroll Boyd FORT MYERS, FLA. AM. English Salem College (1); Hiking Club (2, .1, 4); Flor- ida ' lub 2. 3, 41: Hound Table (3. 4); Deba- ters’ Council (3. 4 ; Secretary Biblical Literature Club (3); English club (3. 4); ’•.lester Staff 4� ; Y. W. O. A. «4 ; ‘Wesleyan” Staff (4); •Vrterropt” Staff (4); Borises and Pharisees (3, 4). Julia Elizabeth Bragg CRAY, GA. A II. Religious Education Wesleyan Sunday School Clans (l, 2 , s, 4 ); Sixth District Club (1. 2 3, 4 ) ; Secretary and Treasurer of District ( ' lub (4); Dramatic Club 05); Delegate to Memphis (2); Delegate to Blue Ridge ( 3 ) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3. 4 ); Soccer (3. 4); Basketball (2, 3); Religious Edu- cation Club (3, 41; Secretary of Religious Edu- cation (’lub 3. 4); Philosophy Club ( 3 , 4 ); Round Table (3, 4). enior ci ass Elizabeth Carter EDISON, GA. AM. French Addie Beatrice Chandler CHArrANOOGA, TENS’. AM. Religious Education High School First Honor Graduate; I orch Francals (1. 2. 3); Second District Club (l. 3 4); Student Council (2); Wesleyan Sunday School Class (1. 2. 3. 4); ‘Jester” Staff 2 ): Soc- cer (2. 3, 4); Basketball Squad (2. 3); Honoi Boll (1. 2, 3); Biology Club (2); Sophomore Honors 2); Round Table (3. 4); Secretary and Treasurer of Class (4). Religious Education Club (2, 3, 4); Secretary Religious Education Club 2, 3): Bound Table 1 3, 4 ' Teacher ' s Certificate 4); Macon Girls ' Association 2. 3 4): Philosophy Club (3, 4); President Religious Education Club (4). 37 Senior Sara Margaret Chapman ORTEGA, FLA. .B. Spanish !.■• Circle Fiancnis (It; Mumn (Kris ' Awtn- • (1); Life Having Corps (It; Llfi Snv- inu Examiner (2, 3, 4� ; Wesleyan Scout Trtsip (2. 3); Spanish Club (2. 3. 4): Secretary Span- ish Club 3t; Soccer Squad (2): Soccer Tram (3. 4 t ; Soccer Varsity (4); Round Tahir (3. 4); Florida Club i2 3, 4); P mat dent of Florida club 4): Editor-In-Chief Juitor 3): Editor Wesleyan Edition Telegraph (3); Scribes and Pharisees (3. 4); Secretary of Scribes and Phar- isceH (3); Alumnae Council (4); Veterropt Staff tl); Honor Roll (1. 2. 3); Presidents Council (4); Feature Section ,, Vet©rropt (4); Editor Wesleyan Magazine (4). Class Louise Clarke AUGUSTA, GA. IM. Chemistry Fresh man Commission (1); Le Cercle Francois (It; Tennis Finals (1. 2, 3. 4); Student Coun eil (2); Vice- President Class (2); Hcl-Math Club (2. 3); President of Sd-Math Club (3): President chemistry Club (4); Soccer (2 3. 4); Varsity Soccer (2. 3); Basketball t2’, 3. 4); V. W. C. A. Cabinet 3 4); Blue Ridge Delegate 3) ; President Mulberry Sunday School Class (4); Honor Roll (2. 3); Delegate to N. S. F. A. Lincoln, Neb. (4); Student Assistant Chemistry (3, 4). 3 � Senior Class Virginia Cooper DEMOPOLIS, ALA. A.B. French Mulberr) Sunday School CIhw ( I • 2 : Kreshinan (‘ommlHHlon tl); Le Cerol«� Franeals (1. 2. 3, 4); Spanish Club (4): Alabama Club (1 l. •� . 4); Vleo- President Alabama Mub Cl): President (4); Commencement Marshal (2); Dramulu Club (4): Alumnae Council (4); Hound Table (3. 4). Virginia Creel SMYRNA, CA. .1.11. English Spanish Club (1, 2); ••Jester Staff «2); Wes- leyan Edition Telegraph (2); Assistant Editor Watohtnwer (3); Secretary English Club (1); President English Club (4); Sophomore Honors (2) ; Hiology Club «2); Atlanta club (1, 2, 3. 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4); Commencement Marshal (3� ; Hound Table (3. 4); Secretary Hound Table (3) ; Junior Editor Veterropt” (3); Editor-in- Chief Veterropt (4); Honor Hull 1 1, 2. 3 ; Presidents Council (4). 39 Senior Class Florence Elizabeth Crum CORD FI. E, GA. l.B. Itibliml Literature Kivmii I u I (1): Basketball t . 2): Sopliomorv Honor 2 ); President of Third District ( luh (2 8); Alumnae Council 2. 3); TrenHurcr Cordelo i ' luh ( 2 ) ; President of f’ordele Club 3� ; Bib- lical Literature flub 3. 4); Philosophy club 3 4): Life Haver H); Hound Table i 8, 4); Certificate In Plano (3); Honor Roll (1. 2, 3). Clay Culpepper GREENVILLE, GA. .I.B. litiglish BuHkcttMill Squad (2): Student Council (4): Hound Table t 4); President Alumnae Coun ‘H (4); I ' resident Hound Table (4); KnKlish flub (3. 44: Hiblieal Literature Club (3, 4): Treasurer Hiblieal Literature Club 3); Presi- dents ' Coi nell (4). 40 Senior Mary Edna Dowling MIAMI, FLA. A.R. History Freshman Commission (1): Spanish Club (1. 2. 3); Secretary of Palette and Brush Club (1)1 Florida Club 1 2, 3. 4 1 ; Secretary Florida Club 3); Soccer 2. 3, 4); Dramatic Club (2): Baptist Sunday School Class 1. 2 3. 4); Sec- retary Baptist Class (1); Treasurer (2); Presi- dent (3); Bound Table f3. 4 ; Biology Club 2 : History Club (3, 41; •‘Veterropf Staff (4): Feature Section (4); Vice-President Bound Table (3); Student Council t3). Class Sara Lee Edwards CLAXTON, CA. A.B. Rrlujious Education Secretary and Treasurer class (1); Basketball Varsity 41, 2, 2); Debaters’ Council (2. 4l; Soccer Varsity (3. 4); Basketball Team (1, 2. 3. 4); Soccer Team 2. 3. 4); Secretary of Athletic Board 42); Major Sport Manager of Athletic Association 3 ; Class President « 2 ; Botlgious Education Club 1 3, 4); Vice-President of V. W. C. A. (3); President of Y. W. C. A. (4); Blue Ridge Delegate (2, $ : Honor Roll (2); Feature Section ••Veterropt (3. 4). 4 1 Senior Mary Louise Ellis JACK.SONVIl.LF, FLA. AM. Biblical Literature French Club (1): Vice- President Hound Tabic 1 3); Biblical Literature Club 3. 4); Mmi.Ht.Ts ' r u lighters Club (1. 2. 3 4); Florida Club (1. 2, 8. 4); Spanish Club 1 4 ) ; Certificate In Music (4): Student Body Cheer Leader i3); Sitting Boom (2. 3. 4); Jasr. Orchestra (4); Vice-Presi- dent of Class (4). Class Mary Ixjuise Foster JACKSON, MISS. AM. History Millsaps College Jackson Mississippi; phi Mu (1. 2); V. W. C. A. Cabinet (4 ; Student In- dustrial Commission (3. 4); Hitting Hoorn (2 3. 4); Hound Table i 3. 4); International Relations Club (3, 4); Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4); Kng- llsli Club (4). 42 Senior Class Marian Filch im MACON ' , CA. AM. French Honor Roll (2. 3); Town Girls ' Association 1. 2, 3 4); President Town Hirls’ Association H): Feature Section ' Veterropf 2 : Presidents’ Council (4); Certificate Iri Plano 3 ; Senior in Piano (4); French Club (l. 2 8. 4); Conserva- tory Orchestra 3 ; Spanish Club 3. 4): Hn� - okt.v club cl); Round Table (3, O. Aimin LoiS Ft NDERHl RKE MACON, CA. AM. Bible French Club. Macon CJlrlH Association Cl. 2. 3. 4); Advertising Manager Jester” (3); ••Wes- leyan Edition of Telegraph (2); Assistant Ad- vertising Manager of Watchtower (2): Rusl- iiess anti Advertising Manager •• Watchtower (3) ; Spanish Club c 3 ; Conservatory Orchestra C2 ); Itiblieal Literature Club (3. 4); Round Table (S, 4); Budget Council (3. 4): Secretary and Treasurer Philosophy Club (4); President History of Art Club (4); Jazz Orchestra (4); Hus I ness Manager Veterropt 14). 43 enior ci ass Mary Elizabeth Gauldinc TIFTOK, CA. .7. L English Mildred Eleanor Harrison MUSELLA, CA. A.R. English Spanish Club 2, 3): English Club (2, 4); Round Le Cercle Fra Inca Is (1): Dramatic Club !)• Tilb,f ‘ O. Kngltsh Club 2. 3); Philosophy Club (2 3); Hound Table (S. 4); 8txth District Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Macon Girls Association (3). 4-1 enior ci ass Miriam Hili FORSYTH, CA. LB. History Anne Eloise Hoyl FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA. AM, Latin ivtwic Tift (1. 2); ClasH Socx ' er Team 3 ; Varsity Soccer (3); German Club (3 4): Span- ish Club (3); History Club (3. 4). Freshman Commission (I): French Club (I, 2. 3); Hound Table 3 4); Florbla Club 3. 4); Classical Club (4): Vice-President Classical Club (4); Eighth District Club tl, 2 ); Teacher’s Certificate 4); Mulberry Sunday School Class (1. 2 . 3); Sitting Room 1 (4). 45 Senior Class Dolores Jackson RACONTON, CIA. , . . Hiology Alhletlo Hoard (1. 2. 2. 4); Vico- President Ath- letic Board (3); Basketball Team (1. 2. 3, 4); Basketball Varsity (1 2); Captain Hanker ha 1 1 Team (2, 3, 4) ; Soccer Team l2 3, 4 ) ; Sort er Varsity 2. 3 4): Captain 8oocer Team 12); Treasurer V. W. A. Cabinet 3. 4); Debater ' Council t 2. 3, 4); Vice- President Debaters Coun- cil 4 ; Philosophy Club 3. 4); Vice-President Philosophy Club 44); Doctors ' Daughters ' Chib tl. 2. 3); Biology Club (3. 4); Delegate to Blue Ridge (3). Marjorie Jacob MACON, CA. AM. Latin Secretary -Treasurer Macon Girls ' Association 1 3); Vice-President Macon Girls Association 4 ; Lc Cercle Franeals (1. 2 3); Biology Club 2 : Conservatory Orchestra (2. 3); Philosophy lub (4); Classical Club 4); Doha tors ' Coun- «il (2. 3, 4); Vice- President Debaters’ Council (2); Honor Roll Cl. 2 3); Commencement Mar- shal 3 ) ; Tennis Tournament Cl. 2); Life Sav- ing Corps (2); Teacher ' s Certificate (4). 46 Senior Lela Leone Johnson MACON, CA. AM. Philosophy Elon College (1); IS. O. B. Elon College Hi; High Point College (2): Macon Girin Assooia- I ion (2, 3. I ) ; Spanish Club 2); Winner of . Hiking: Clul) (3) : Carolina Club ( 3 ; Ceramic Art Club 3 ; Certificate in Ceramic Art (3): Phil- osophy Club (3. 4); Banket ball 3 4); Soccer ( I); Hound Table (3. 4); Biology Club (4); Teacher ' s Certificate (4). Class Ki th Ritchey K.asey BOWLING GREEN, KY. AM. English President of Student Government Association (4); President of Presidents ' Council «4); Hon- orar Member of Y. Y. C. A. ( ' abinet (4); President or t’osmopolitan Club (4); Alumnae ouncil « -4 ; Delegate to W. I. A. S. IS. Con- ference (4); Delegate to S. I. A. C. G. Con- ference (2, 3, 4); Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Con- ference (1, 2); Vice-President of Student Coun- cil (3); President of English Club (3); Chair- man Handbook Committee (2. 3 ; Junior-Sen- ior Debate (3); Chief Marshal (3); Sitting Hoorn (2. 3. I); Soccer (3. 4); Treasurer Student Council « 3 ; Sophomore- Freshman Debate (2); Budget Council (2); Freshman Representative Student Council (1); Debaters’ Council (2, 3, 4); English Club (3. 4 ; Y. W. C. A. Student In- dustrial Commission (1, 2, 3. 4); German ’lub CD; International Helatlons Club (4); Lo Car- ole Fran oh is (1. 2); Hound Table (3, 4); Mul- l err Street Sunday School Class (1. 2, 3, 4); Ministers’ Daughters ' Club (2, 3, 4). 47 Senior Class Ivdi’k I Kim SEOUL, KOREA .1.11. Philosophy Sitting Knuiii 1 (4). Sara Carolyn King COLUMBUS, GA. ;i.B. French Vice-president class 1); Banket bait Squad (I): • ' Watchtower Staff i .1. 4): Atlanta Constitution Correspondent 4); ‘nlnmliu Club 1); Le Cer- «b Franca i« (1. 2. 3); Spanish Club (I); Jcnt- or SiafT i2); Wwlryan Kditton Telegraph (2); Eighth District Club il. 2. 3. 4); Mulberry Sun- day School clans 1 ; Scribes and Pharisee (4); 4 � Senior Class Kathryn Lawton OVIEDO, FLA. I. II. Philosophy Spanish Club 1. ); Jeate 1 - 8 tn« 2); -AV,..- Injun Edition of Tolojrrapli - • | °“ n 3 4 , s. {-Math Club (3): Hlstol l Alt Club (!) : Philosophy Cl ub (.1. « : Florida Out (1, 2 4 � ; Honor Roll 1 3). Elizabeth Lewis MACON, CA. . . Biology French Chib 1 ; Macon Girls’ Association (1. 2. 3, 4); H pan Is h Club (2. 3); Biology Club 1 2. 3 4); Secretary -Treasurer Biology Club (3); Vice-President Biology Club 4 4 ; Philosophy Club H : Associate Member Philosophy Club ill Hiking i ' I ub (3); Honor Roll (3); Chem- istry Club (4). 49 Senior Class Elisabeth Lipham NEWNAN, GA. AM. lliolot y Student Cmutdl O); Basketball Squad (2 : •Ministers’ laughters’ Club • 3, 4); President of Ministers ' Daughters Club; Seventh District Club (1, 2); Fourth District Club (3 4). S c re- lay V. W. C. A. t4 : Biology club 3. 4 1; President of Biology Club H); Philosophy Club (3. 4); Advertising Manager “Veterropt Hi; Honor Boll (I. 21 ; Sophomore Honors CD; Hound Table (3. 4). Carolyn Lockette DAWSON - , GA. AM. History International Relation Club (3. 4); Philosophy Club 13. I); Third Distrlet Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Hound Table (3, 4); “Wesleyan Staff i4); Soe- oer (3). 50 Student ( 1 . 2 . 3 1 nub 3 ell (2. 3 tlflfalo Fourth Senior Cl ass Sarah Lucille Lyon COLUMBUS, GA. AM. Latin Council (1); Secretary anti Treasurer ; j.e Cerelc Franeals 2. 3); Philosophy , 4); Classical Club (4); BudK t Coun- t); Round Table (3, 4); Teacher ' a Cer- ( 4 ); Macon Girls’ Association (4); District Club (1. 2. 3); Columbus Club (2, 3), Carolyn Jeanne Manget NEWNAN, CA. AM. Biblical Literature Musket ball Squad (1); Golden Heart 2. 3); President of History of Art Club (2); Biblical Literature Club 3. 4); Religious Education Club f 4 � ; Student Council 4); President of Ceramic Art Club 1 4 ) ; Fourth District Club 1, 2. 3 4); Diploma in Ceramic Art (4). 5 Senior Class Maria Joyce Manx GAINSVILLE, CA. AM. History Young Harris College (1, 2): Fngllsh Club (3); History Club (4); Philosophy Club (4); Hound Table 3. 4); flasketlmll (4). Mary Lou Martin LA GRANGE, GA. AM. Biology Freshman Commission (1); Class Cheer Leader 41. 2 3, 4); Wesleyan Cheer leader (1. 3. 4); Student Council (2); Philosophy Club (3. 4); Hound Tulde (3. 4); Fourth District Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Le Cerole Francals (2); Biology Club 4 3, 4); Debaters Council t4 . $2 emor Class S r m Myrt Martin ADAIRSVILLB, CA. AM. History I ARC. I’ KRITK I ATM ERSON FORT MYERS FI. A. AM. Spanish Fount? Harris College (1. 2) ; International Rola- ions club (4); English Clab (3): I hllosophj Club (3, 4); Hound Table (3, 4). Spanish Club cl. 2. 3 4); Secretary of Club (3); Jester Staff (2); Wesleyan Edition of Telegraph (2); Watch tower” Staff (81; Hound Table (3. 4 1 ; Philosophy Club (3, 4); I ek gate to Blue Ridge 3); Honor Roll Cl. 3); Dramatic Club (3). Student Council 4 4); Doctors ' Daugh- ters Club (l. 2); History of Art Club (4). 53 Senior ci ass Annie Ksteli.i: Mays Gladys Elizabeth Meyer MACON, CA. I.lt. History Debaters ( Viuncll (4): International Relation riuh :i. 4); Vice-president International Rela- tion Club (41; Round Table (14, 4); Le ( ' ercle Fran cals 2. :n : Macon Girl ' Association 1, 2, 3. 11; Philosophy (4); Honor Roll (3� . MACON, GA. J.R. History Spanish Club (1, 2); Macon Girls ' Association I I 2, 3. 4 ; Basketball Squad (2); Biology ‘luh (3); Round Table (3. 4); International Relation Club (3, 4); Biblical Literature Club (4). 54 Senior Class Leita Moore PINEHURST, CA. AM. History Sparks College (1, 2 ; Third Dlshtrlct Club (3, 4): International Relation Club (3); Secretary International Relation Club (4); Classical Club (4); Hiking Club (4); World Fellowship Group (3). Olivia McCarty DALTON, GA. AM. linglish Le Cercle Franca is (1): Palette and Brush Club (1); •Mester” Staff (2 ; Philosophy (Tub (2) President Round Table (3): Vice-President of (Tush (3); Sci-Matli Club 3); Blue Ridge Delegate (3); English (Tub (3. 4 ; Chemistry (Tub id; Biblical Literature Club (4); Business Manager “Wesleyan” (4); Tennis Manager Ath- letic Board «4� ; Champion Socc er Team (4); Honor Roll (1, 2. 3). 55 Senior Mai m Di nup McGkhki: Bt’ENA VISTA, GA. AM. English Veterront Stuff 4); J«iter Staff 2� ; Soc- cer Squad t 3) ; Hound Tahir (3. 4); English Club (3. 4); Staff of Biblical literature Jour- nal (4); Biblical literature Club i 4 ) ; V. P. 8. I,. Christ ' s Church (3. 4); Weal cyan’ ’ Staff (2. 3. 4): “Watchtowor Staff (2); Fourth Dls- trlct Club tl. 2. 3. 4): Scribes ami Pharisees M). Class Dorothy Manx McKay MACON, GA. AM. English Freshman Commission tl); Fresh man Editor •Wesleyan tl): J. It. Chairman V. V. c. A. 1): Cndergraduate Representative V. W. c. A. t3); Associate Editor Watehtower” GD; De- baters Council (1, 2. 3): Basketball Squad 1. 2. 3) ; Soccer Squad 1 2. 3. 4); Soccer Captain ( 3 4) ; President Athletic Association (4): French Club (1); Macon Girls ' Association (1); Dra- matic club 2. 3, 4); Business Manager Dra- matic club (4); Certificate in Oral English (4); Wesleyan Correspondent for News 1 3. 4): Scribes and Pharisees 3, 4); Hiking Club 3. 4 : As seriate Editor • Jester ' ’ (2); Intercollegiate Ora- tor (3); Blue Itldge Delegate i 3. 4); literary Editor Veterropt (4); Honor Boll (1. 2); Fen t u re Section 4); Author of Winning Stunt t3 4); Bound Table (3, 4); Senior Jux Or- chestra (4). 56 Senior Class Sarah McNair MACON, GA. A.B. Biology Margaret Melba ()tto MACON, GA. A.B. Religious Education Macon Girl ' Association (1. 2); Spanish Club (3. 4l; Round Tm hit (3. 4); (2. 3 4); French Club 4); Biology Club 2. 3, Philosophy (Muh (3, 4). Philosophy club (3 Club «2, 3. 4); Macon 3, 4); Round Table (3 ): Religious Education Girls Association 1, 2, 4); Spanish Club (1, 2). 57 Senior Class Elizabeth Padgett Charlie Pinkston FORT CAINES, CA. PARROTT, CA. AM. Irujlish AM. Mathcmniia I’nlverslty of Colorado Cl. 21; English Club Amlrow College (1. 21 : Philosophy Club (S); (3 Cl (Tansies 1 i ' lut (4); M u ( ' on (Jlrls Amo- Sil Math Club (S); Hound Tablt- 3. 4 : Chom- ' elation i S. 4); Hound Table (S. 4). latry Club (4); Mathematics Club 14). 5 Senior Class Vivian Pinson SYLVESTER, QA. AM. English Elizabeth Riley Poe MACON, CA. AM. English Freshman Commission 11: Honor Roil I ; Jester” Staff 2); Weal.yan Kdltion Telegraph (2); WatclUow.r Staff 3); Secretary . U- C. A. Cabinet t3); 1 !• ration. in L 2 3). ••Wesleyan Stuff (4); Alumna. ' V Hound Table 3. 4). Scribes and Pharisee t 3. 4 ; “Votorroi.t Stuff « ; Sitting Room 1 1 . KriKliah Club (3, 41; Philosophy Club (3, 4� . Ia Corde Frainmla (1. 2, 3); Round Table (3. 4); FuKlifth Club t3. 4); Teacher’s Certificate ( 4 ); Macon Qirh� Association (1, 2. 3, 4|, Senior Cl ass Allen e Pratt TALLAHASSEE, FLA. 1M. English Florida Hint Poll for Women n « k • . •Marv Lou Reynolds CLAYTON, ALA. A • . Latin l� amii Club Krniu al Succor Varsity s ir« tury and Clasaieal Club ; Ct rtlfU-al«� In 4): Alabama Treasurer Ala- 14); Le Cercle Piano (4). Go Senior Class Katherine Elizabeth Roi ndtree MACON’, GA. AM. Biology Honor Roll (3); Biology Club • 3. 3 4 : Recrc- tary and Treasurer Biology Club (4); l’hlloso- phy Club (3. 4); Macon Girls’ Association (1, 2. 3, 4); Spanish Club (1): French (3 ; Min- isters’ Daughters’ Club (1. 2 3, 4). Lr etta Smith MONTICELLO, CA. A.B. Latin First Honor High School Graduate; Le Cercle Krnncals (1); Wesleyan Sunday School Claws (l 2, 3. 4); Delegate to 8. Y. P. C, (3); Sixth District Club (1. 2, 3, 4); S ecretary or District club (3); Soccer H iua l (S); Basketball 3); Dramatic Club (2. 3. 4); Secretary Dramatic Club (4); Honor Roll (1. 2. 3); Sophomore Hon- ors (2); Bound Table 3, 4); Commencement Marshal (3); President « f Classical Club 1 4 ) ; Teachcr’ii Certificate (4). 6i Senior Class Margaret Robert Ser wherry BARNBSVILI.F, CA. AM. Hioloyy 1 1 Ik 1 School Firm Honor Graduate; Tenth Ml - trirt Club (II; Sixth Difttrlrt Club (2. 3, 4); M inistfi’s I nni«ht« rs’ Club (I. 2. 3. 4); Wex- |eynn Sunday School Class (1. 2 3. 4); ClasM Ki‘pro(w ntut Ive on Student Council 3); Clanaicnl Club (4). Martha Elizabeth Taylor MACON, CA. AM. Emjlish Round Table (3. 4): Engllfth Club (3. 4); Blbll- al Literature Club (3. I); Literary Editor of “Bulletin’ ; Town Girla Aftftoeintton (1. 2 3. 4). 62 Senior Class Minor Ruth Smith ELBERTON, CA. AM. Religious Education Dorothy Gunter Spearman SOCIAL CIRCLE, GA. AM, English L Cord© Franca Is (2, .1); Philosophy Club (3, 4). Hound Table 3. 4): Religious Education Club (3. 4 ; Spanish Club (3) ; Bifthth District Club 4 1. 2. 3, 4) ; Teacher ' s Certificate. Debater ’ Council (1. 2, 3): Honor Roll 1, 2. 3 ) ; Treasurer Knglish Club (3); Hound Table (3 4); Spanish Club (1. 2): French Club (1); Philosophy Club (3 4): Dramatic Club (2, 3. 4) ; Vice-President Dramatic club (4); Ufology Club 2); Fight h District Club (i. 2. 3. 4 ; Teacher ' s Certificate: Certificate in Oral Kn«- llsh (4 ; Wesleyan Staff 4� ; Commencement Marshal (3); Sitting Room I ( 4 � . 63 Senior Class Julia Thompson AUGUSTA, CA. AM. Religious Education Young Harris College (1): Student Volunteer Burnt (2. 3, 4); llellgloux Education Club (2, 3. 4); PhiloHophy Club (4 c, Delegate to In- tel national Student Volunteer Conference (4); Musket ball (2); Y. W. C. A. Conference (2); Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet (2); Hiking V” (2); Life Having Corp (3, 4� ; Olrl Scout Troop t3); “JcHtor Staff (3); North George Club 2, 3); Choral Club (3); Sergeant -at- Arms iS); Stu- dent Council (3); Golden Heart (2, 3); Hound Table (4). An nil Lou Thrasher ASH BUR NT, CA. AM. Biblical Literature French Club (1): Third District Club (1 2. 3. 4): Round Tabic (3 4); Biblical Literature Club (3, 4); Religious Education Club (3 4L 64 Senior Class M arth a Augusta Watts MACON, CA. AM. liibliral Literature Ruth Rosaline Welch PEL!! AM, GA. AM. History as Cercle Francal 1. 2); Biblical Literature Club 3. 4); Philosophy Club (S. 4); Hound Table (3. 4 1; Maron C.irlH ' Association (1, 2, 3. 4); Secretary of History of Art Club. Le Cercle Franca l� (1): Spanish Club (2. 3); International Relations Club (3. 4); Philosophy Club (3); History of Art Club (4); Round Table (3. 4). 5 Senior Class Martha Helen White MACON, GA. AM. Iliblical Literature Le Orel Franca Is (2): Basketball Squad 2. 5); Soccer Squad (3 ; President of Biblical Lit- erature Club (3); Vice-President of Hlbllcnl Literature Club (4); Editor of Biblical Liter- ature Bulletin (4); Macon Hirls’ Association (I, 2, 3. 4); Round Table (3. 4); Philosot� hy Club (3, 4); Commencement Marshal (3). Mary Nell Wiley JERSEY, GA. AM. President of Claw (3 4); Debater ' Council (3); Soccer Team (2. 3): Honor Roll (l, 2, 3); Presidents’ Council (3, 4); Round Table (3. 4 � : Spanish Club (2): Philosophy Club Z 4L French Club (1. 2); Commencement Marshal (3); Dramatic Club f2, 3. 4); Biblical Litera- ture Club (8); Alumnae Council (4); Teacher’s Certificate 1 4 ) ; Certificate in Oral English (4). 66 Senior Class Fi.orimel Williams ATLANTA, CA. AM. Mathematics Thr« e Ynnr Graduate: Basketball 1. 3); At- lanta Club (1, 3. 4); Ministers’ Daughter ( ' lull 1� : Debaters’ Council 4); Mathematics club (ll; Sol-Mat h Club 1. 3); Sophomore Honors (2); Commencement Marshal (3). Sarah Willson Willingham MACON, CA. AM. English L� Corel Franenls 1 ; Soccer Team (2); Sophomore Honors f2); Spanish dub (3); Kng- llsh Club (3. 4); Philosophy Club (4); Honor Hull (2. 3); Commencement Marshal 1 3 ) ; Round Table 3, 4): Macon Girls’ Association (1. 2. 3. 4). 67 Senior Class Lorraine A l dine Wilson BARTOW, H.A. AM, Spanish Kr Htimnn CommlMiou (I); Basketball Kquatl (1); Student Council 3i; Florida Club 1. 2. 3. 4): Treasurer Florida Club (4); Hound Table 3, 4); Philosophy Club (3. 4); Treasurer De- baters’ Count ' ll (4); Secretary Debaters’ Coun- cil (4); Teacher ’ Certificate; Honor Hull 3); Soccer Team 4 : Spanish Club i 1. 2, 3 4); Vice-President Spanish Club 1 3); President Spanish Club (4); Secretary Hound Table (4). Addie Lee Wood ALAMO, GA. AM. Biblical Literature South Georgia College (1, 2); English Club (3); Biblical Literature Club (3 4); Twelfth I Ih- trlct Club (3, 4); Hiking Club (4); Winner or • NV’’ (4); Hound Table (3. 4). 68 Senior Class Gi-stie Mae Yarbrough MACON, CA. A Ji. History Spun is) i Club 1 ; I c Corel Franca in 2 I� : HIoIokv Club (3); International Uelatlona Club 3. 4 ; Biblical Literature Club (4): Macon dirts Association (1. 2. 3 41; Iloiiiul Table t3, 4). 69 SENIORS IN THE CROW’S NEST JUNIOR CLASS Martha Lamar, President 7i Vhe 1928VETERR6PT ' yQc %= Junior Class Colors: Red and White Flower: White Carnation Motto: “Per aspera ad astra” Officers Martha Lamar President Mary Winn Vice-President Elizabeth Gill Secretary-Treasurer Eleanor Royai Sergeant - at-Arms Miss Virginia VVendel Sponsor Frederick E. Wood, Jr. Mascot 7 =% Q , u lQ BV ETERROPT Elizabeth Allmono Bernice Bassett Anne E Benton Prances Campbell Elmina Chambers Clifford Clark 73 c Jhe 1928 VETERROPT Annie Ruth Elder Elizabeth Fort Elizabeth Gill Jennie Greene Clara Nell Hargrove Jeannetta Harrison 74 Sftg 1 928 VET ERROPT Mary Henderson Dorothy Hill Elva Kensinger Martha Lamar Mary Brooks Lester Sara Lamon Helen Lowe Ruth Mann Estelle Morgan 75 C0 Vhe 1928VETERROPT 0 i Eleanor MSDonald Frances MCNeill Margaret Newton Martha Orr £dna Percy Annie LouisePage 76 c Jhe 1928VETERROPT Edith Partin Estelle Perkins Mary Powell Mary Peeves Annette Richardson Sherrie Rowe Lucy Rosser Eleanor Royal Hortense Royal 77 1928VETERROPT 0I Constance Tindall Margaret Weekley Naomi Welch Mary W� nn Ruth Winter 79 ?he 1928VETERR0PT ' v03 g= L1LL1AM SBAR.3 MOST 3TUDIOUS JS1JTH VIAITER PRETTIEST HEI.EM JL.OW MOST REPRESENT A.TJV R ELVA. K.EMS1 1GBR, CUTEST JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS 80 Vhe 1928VE TERR0PT SOP H OMO RE CLASS Hf.len Clark, President 81 19 VETH ROPT 0I §P’ Sophomore Class Colors: Lavender and White Flower: Sweet Pea Motto: “Petite Rupes Quamvis Asperas.” Helen Clark Mary Banks Winnie Jones . . . Marguerite Gunn Officers President Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Seryeant-at-Arms Miss Leona Lei son Sponsor Edward Burke, III Mascot 82 1928VETERR0PT IRMA BEIL MARGARET BENNETT IMELDA bOQEK MARCCREr fiOYD MILDRED BRANDENBURG RATHE RIN i BURNEY HELEN CLARK MAUETIE CRUM ODULfc DASHER MARGARET EDFNfltLD ELIZABETH EDMONDSON � 3 =% zQ ( e 19 28 V ETERROPT ' KANm M turns ostrmm Humphries Elizabeth incmm gekalwne jackson 84 Vhe 1928 VETERROPT ADA LFE LOUISE MAC KAY VIVIAN MAJORS EVELYN MARlEN CMARLYE M ATTHEW3 WINNIE MEYEK THELMA MILLER CLEO MORROW 85 =%CC0 ( 9ftg 1928VETERR0PT yQ %= 86 Vhe 1928 VETERRQPT LfcVERT SHEPHERD VIRGINIA SHEPPARD ELIZABETH STALUNGS MARY LOU TH WAITE LORRAINE WILLIAMS LILLIAN WILLIAMS HELEN WIT HFRSFOON «7 y Tg 1928 VETER ROPT SOPHOMORE SNAPSHOTS 88 c Jhe 19 28 VETERROPT FRESHMAN CLASS Claudia Davenport, President 89 i )‘ 28 vi:terro 0 I = Colors: ( ol l ami White Flower: Daisy Motto: “Labor Omnia Vincit.” Claudia Davenport Rachel Johnson . . . . Sarah Erwin . . . Claire Carter Officers President Pice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer S ergea nt-at-A rrns Miss Helen Bartlett Sponsor Parker Mosley, Jr. Mascot n 90 C0 Tp ?g 19 V ETIil 0PT «o :gc LUCILLE ALLDRED ELIZABETH AA1DBRSOM cJEAM A ' VTRy SARA VICKERS AULDRED BAILER BARBER. mad r A.AX ELIZABETH cJULIA BROVM. BROVALEI LD BRyAMT 9 4C0 Ag 1928V ETERROPT 0I VOALG CIIUAIG G1MG SIM G SAM MARTHA. CARA-BBL CHOW S AAL (2HU CHU COOPER, CRQ3 PV . CLAUDIA- ICA-THERIAIE EVELVM SARA EVELVAI D VEMPORT DOR A ' EDWARDS ERVIM FIME ' 92 C0 ( Z he 1928 VETERROPT R LCHEL, MAR1A.M cJAAUEr BESSIE- VyALELt E JOHMSOM cJORDAAI LAyFIELD LESTER LEV 18 A.DELLE MARV K.A.THERJM.E cJOSEPHIME ALLIE- L1VIMGSTOM LOGUE LOMCr LOTT LOVE 93 = Z§ C c J he 19 28VETE1WT FRAAtees M uay-RUTH iy cJamie sara. ae RICE 3BMTBP.. aHEPPA D SI AS SMITH 94 =%C0 fSft« 0 8VETERR0PT 2 IO.UISE- VI LE£ ELIZABETH VOODVA1JP FR ESH MAN S N APS 1 1 ( )TS 96 § 192 � V ETERROPT THE CONSERVATORY Soft shadows of a silver tone. Clay laughter kissed by tears. Light hearts and weary days of toil To master art -filled years. Line woven souls, the heirs of art, Wrought delicate and rare , The gifted, seeing hearts of life. Are finding freedom there. Conservatory of Music Colors: Purple ami Gold Motto: Nihil Si:ic Labnrc Officers Nascv Blount Nancy Mauijox Virginia Pack Ethel Heath Albert Jklks, Mascot Flower: Pansy President . . . . Pice- President . . . Secretary Treasurer 99 =% 1928 VET E RPOPT y Q %= hje mnnut uitl er her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. Her silver voice Is the rich music of a summer bird Heard in the still nitjht — Conservatory Seniors Doris Battle MOULTRIE, GA. Senior in Oral English Nancy Bloi-nt HAWKINSVILLE, GA. Senior in Voice and Viano IOO The man who lows and laughs must sure do well livery man has his gift, and the tools go to him that can use them. C onservatory Seniors Anne E. Benton MONTICELLO, GA. Senior in Oral English Ruby Hendrix BALL GROUND, GA. Senior in Oral English 101 It •Has the sob of a violin soot hi nr my soul and singing, Peace . . . I rtil when she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. Conservatory Seniors Elizabeth Holcombe MACON, CA. Senior in Violin Pal line Humphries TATE, CA. Senior in Piano 102 She wrought great things, and yet was loved by all she touched. Painting is silent poetry, and poetry is painting with the gift of speech. Conservatory Seniors Elizabeth Little AMFKICUS, GA. Senior in Piano Kathleen Mackey MACON, GA. Senior in Art 103 Wherefore did Suture pour her bounties forth with such a full anil unwithdrawiny hand .... lie duty was in her handiwork and in her soul Conservatory Seniors Dorothv McKay MACON, GA. Senior in Oral linylish Carolyn Manget NEWNAN, CA. Senior in Ceramic Art lo 4 The voice so inure t, the words so fair Is some soft chime had stroked the air The gods have hern partial to some in showering their gifts around Conservatory Seniors Frances Owens MACON 7 , CA. Senior in Voice Nanette Ruff MACON ' , CA. Senior in Voice and Piano ,0 5 With eloquent e she moved her way htd many wondered at her art She played her many roles with scores of lovers at her feet. Conservatory Seniors Li etta Smith MONT1CELLO, CA. Senior in Oral English Dorothy Spearman SOCIAL CIRCLE, CA. Senior in Oral English II’ hat fairy-like music steals over the sea, Entrancing our senses with charmed melody t She is charming in herself, and with her talents she is more; she is to he admired. Conservatory Seniors Mary Willis Schaeffer KUFAULA, ALA. Senior in l iano Mary Nell Wiley JERSEY, CA. Senior in Oral English 107 The Conservatory The Seniors are gone; Their fingers have trilled over the hist sente; Their hist strokes have finished the picture . The hist notes have died away in the chapel ; Their hist part has been played. And to the others they fling the torch That the old college on the hill May live and grow as the home of art. Music will be the message of Old W esleyan IT hen her present daughters are gone , Ond the Old Home is The Conservatory . 108 1928VET 0PT Ql c M BEL ILEL RTHUR_ cJOSEPHIALfr A M DA iqathleeat bailer. M n?joeie masg ret b ile£ l gBBCCA BROOKS MAMIE BUI TOM EfDNA AE bUSSILK 109 C0 t ? g 1928 VE TERROPT WIMIF IH) DOROTHy DR KL ' EFFII ' MA DUMM 1 IO =% Q- ' j te l«)‘2HVETERROPT 0I gc MILDRED GOODRUM VI RG1MIA GR1FFUN. CHRIST1MB GREEM . VJMSTOAL HAUL ELIZABETH HARRISOM ETHEL HEATH LOUISE HIMSOAL WALTOAL HIALSOM GLADJ S HODGE3 gfi 19‘28VETERRorf 0I = 3 =%cS ? 19 8VETEreOPT Rfi.SALIE MITCHELL A XAIE MAE M9RGAAI EiaiSE MQRRfSOAI VlRGIALIA PACE DORIS PALMER, IO.RA LEETE PARKER. AAIAIIE LEE PICKETT CATHERINE- PITTARD MARIE- PUR3L.Ey • ' 4 V ie 1928VETERR0PT FR£ aCES RATVLJN. S ALICE R.USTIAL A LIE SAALDERS cJEAAlETTE SHAPIRO BEALAUDB SHORT GERTRUDE SLOCUMB 1 1 5 1928VETERR0PT 1 1 6 Vfie 1928 VETERR0PT O — Wesleyan I natch thy toners ' gainst the sunset sky, And put the image in my heart to keep; In days to come, when l am far from thee, I II take it out and find contentment there , The days I’ve spent within thy gracious walls Have woven fast a spell about my soul, Compounded half of days l never saw. And I can fancy that before my eyes There stand dim shades who once thy daughters were, I love thee for thy past, () Wesleyan! And now come knocking gaily at my heart Another group; they laugh and bid me come And live again my happy college days With them, within thy kindly shelf ring walls . Thy present holds thee to me, Wesleyan, And I would keep thee as I ' ve known thee herd Hut soft! a vision comes and beckons me — And now I see another Wesleyan ! A golden haze of mist half shrouds its spires; f catch a glimpse of them through many trees. Thy future makes me wish that f could pass My college days at greater Wesleyan watch thy towers ’ gainst the sunset sky. And put the image in my heart to keep; In days to come, when I am far from thee, I’ll take it out and find contentment there. Rebekah Oliphant Anthony. CLUBS Grandma sipped her cup of tea. And mother sat at seii ' ing; ll hen they Here IVesleynnnrs , you see , They called that club-going . Now Mary speaks in Trench or Greek, Debates, acts in a play, Tor Ivor Idly wisdom does she seek In 1 1 esleyans clubs today. I - 1 C0= i? ?g 1928VETERROPT 0I i Student Government Committee Ruth Kasey Allie Stephens Marjorie Taylor . . Margaret Boyd Officers President . . . Pice-President . . . Secretary T reasurer Student Council Clay Culpepper Senior Representative Edith Belcher Senior Representative Mary Winn Junior Representative Elizabeth Gill Junior Representative Sarah COOLEY Sophomore Representative Mabel McKlendon Freshman Representative Sara Lee Edwards Honorary Member Marguerite Matheson .... House President Georgia Building Carolyn ManCET House President . Second and Third Floor, Main Edna Percy .... House President , Fourth Floor , Main Building Margaret Newton . . House President, Fourth Floor, Main Building Allie Love House President, Second Floor , Annex Mildred Barber House President, Third Floor , Annex Mary Brooks Lester Point Monitor Annie Ruth Elder Assistant Point Monitor Frances McNeil Dining Room Monitor C0x( c Jh e 1928 VETERR0PT 123 C0 Tp ?g 1928VETER R 0PT I = Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Officers Sara Lee Edwards President Lucy Rosser Vice-President Elisabeth I, ip mam Secretary Dolores Jackson Treasurer Louise Clark .... Undergraduate Representative Committee Chairmen Imelda Eoger IV or ship Carroll Boyd Publicity Essie Mae Cobb IV or d Fellowship Mary Louise Foster Industry Mary Henderson Activities off Campus Helen Lowe Activities on Campus Katherine Armstrong Social Activities Nancy Maddox Music Marion Arnall Tea Room Elizabeth Bragg Tea Room Elizabeth Little . . Conservatory Student Govt . Rep. Helen Ross Town Representative Honorary Representative Ruth Kasey President Student Council 1 4 Vhe 1928VETERR0PT 25 =% y g 1928 VETE RPOPT Student Government Association of the Conservatory Nancy Blount President Nancy Maddox Vice-President Virginia Pace Secretary Ethel Heath Treasurer Annie Lee Packett Dining Hall Monitor Pauline Humphries .... House President Ellisonian Catherine Middlebrooks . . Morgan House President Maxine Swartzel . House President Fifth Floor Main Elizabeth Little Senior Representative Louise White Junior Representative WlNNEFRED Darsey . . Sophomore Representative 126 1928VETERR0PT ) £ %= 127 y Veterropt Staff Virginia Creel Addik Funderburks EdUor-in-Chief Business Manager Vivian Pinson Literary Editor Dorothy McKay Literary Editor Mary Edna Dowling Pictorial Editor Maude McGehee Pictorial Editor Dorothy Blackmon Advertising Manager Elizabeth Lifham Advertising Manager Margaret Chapman Art Editor Carroll Boyd Art Editor Nannette Ruff Conservatory Editor Lillian She arouse Junior Representative 128 1928VEiTO OPT 0I = 129 c Jhe 1928VETERR 0PT Wesleyan Staff Margaret Chapman Vivian Pinson Bernice Bassett . . Olivia McCarty . . Carolyn Lockett . . Maude McGehee . Clara Nell Hargrove LingNyiVeb. . . . Dorothy Spearman . Marian Arnall . . Marguerite Matheson . . Carroll Boyd Ramble Editor-in ' Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor . . . . Business Manager . . . Advertising Manager . Senior Literary Editor . . Junior Literary Editor Sophomore Literary Editor Alumnae Editor . . . Circulation Manager Exchange Editor Ramble Editor 130 1928 VETERROPT 1 3i c Jhe 1 928 VET ERROPT WATCHTOWER STAFF Helen Lows Editor-in-Chief Mary Winn Business Manager Lillian She arouse Associate Editor Eleanor Royal . . • Advertising Manager 132 cd0 Tl V ie 1928VETH OPT 0r V ELLEN (?iDOur MAC I AM JOHNSON HLLEN KILPATRICK CMRI5TINE MOORE CAPROLL BOyD LORRAINE WILLIAMS CONSTANCE TINDALL ALFREDA STANLEY SARA MOSLEV AGNES KELLY MARGARET BENNETT MARJORIE ROYAL BERNICE BASSETT Ellen ltor Christine Moore Issociate Editor Marion Dean Johnson Business Manager � 33 1928VETERP0PT Margaret Chapman President Carroi.l Bovi Secretary Lillian Shearousk Treasurer SEA-LONGING A prisoner am I — of inland nlr! However crisp. however warm, however dry — Or fresh with April ruin , or nut umn-clear — It HtifloH me. Blue h III h against the sky Yield me no comfort, nave that they recall Blue depths far off ah ore, where the water rolla In clear, smooth-breasted swells; or ahullow baya For south, like azure glass on flushing slmals. They are but prison walla, these mountain peaks, Shutting the sea breath out. Oh. for a sight Of level beach, and wind-swept dunes, and W .« cS Thund ' rlng to breakers, foaming high and white! Men call them beautiful. To me the sea Is more than that; the hills ' fresh waterfalls Can be described, bet words to paint the waves Die on the lips. These hills are prison walls! When In the morning hours, sleep comes to tin . I dream of other nights, where salt winds blew Into my windows; where the distant surf Lulled in Its wild, sweet chant the whole night through. How deep that sleep! — I dream and see white sails; Breathe again; the gull, the white-cap calls! Ami then the windlass melts within my hands Morning. Dry nlr that stifles. Prison-walls. LILLIAN 8HEAROU8E. I AM TOO SAFE I am too safe In my shuttered house Laxy by the fire And dozing — Oh to be young And laughing As the north wind laughs Out In the youthful cold. DOROTHY Me KAY. lil.INDKD Blinded! ’an It be that I Have tried too hard to see. Have gazed too long at brilliant, setting suns. Have faced too strong a light? The visions w hich I followed once I see no more. I grope In blindness now at Beauty ' s door. There was a beauty once In simple things for me. But somewhere, deep within my worldly self, I ' ve dost d the door. ' TIs night. MARGARET CHAPMAN. MARVIN MEADORS, DORSET RADER The Company Store did not boast a porch. The roof of the stoop covered soft. cool, red dirt mixed with sand. That was simply an added advantage. One could get so much better “stand to lean one ' s chair back against the wall in the shade than If the floor had been wood, with pestering knot holes In It. Clinton Blssel ran the store. He got up ami moved his split -bottomed chair from one side of the door-step to the other, having dug up the ground where he was. settled himself anew, took out a frngrant plug of tobncco, bit off a generous wad. and heaved a sigh of content- ment. But the sigh was cut short by the ap- pearance of Millard Cllppard around the corner of the store. .... It was very annoying for Millard to come Just at this moment, for Clint never liked con- versation right on top of a fresh chew but conversation It must be If Millard be the visitor, lie spat vehemently In the soft earth. • Mornln . Millard. Set down. “Thank ye. Clint. The newcomer drew up a chair and arranged himself In It to his entire satisfaction. • • • • • Staccato hoof beats cut through the cloud of yellow dust swiftly approaching over the parched hill, and in an astonishingly short time a paint less, but well repaired buggy drew up before the Comp ' ny Store. The small, homely. Jovlul little man on the seat in faded blue over- alls and moth-eaten hat. drove his trap like a Roman emperor, If Emperor did ever drive his own one-horse buggy. His colorless shirt showed a dark bright blue only along the edge of his suspenders where It was protected from the hot sun. Ills comfortable looking shoes had only about one other point In their favor: they could still be recognized ns shoes. All In all. the little man gave the appearance of having seen much and hard wear. Even the old briar pipe, clamped between his false teeth, looked as If It had spent many seasons In the same corner of the large, happy mouth of Its owner. But his horse was perfect! From the snowy satin of her four slender white sox, to her dainty brown ears, from her luxuriant, chocolate colored tall to her sensitive pinky-black nose, not one single flaw could be detected either In the- build of t he sorrel, her markings, or her grooming. The sunlight played about her sleek rounded sides and glanced on her flowing mnne. With her head held high, she stood motionless, poised on her four superbly spindly legs, ns her master threw his reins over the whip holster and jumped across the wheel crooning. Whoa. Dixie, as he passed Into the shade of the vil- lage store. Good mornln . neighbors! he called cor- dially. as he paused on the threshold. CARROLL BOYD. TONY (From short story “Cops ) Look at lm there, Policeman Dennison whispered to his wife. “Ye ' d never believe ho was such a little criminal — that Tony Hunter, with him settln there and the smile of lm like that of a little angel. “And hH mother don ' t know the truth of lm? Mrs. Dennison whispered back. Her hus- band shook his head. But the boy? his wife persisted, watching the child across the aisle. “Juvenile Court ami the reformatory. I ex- pect. and again Dennison shook his head. “Dot s he go to school ? “Yep — his mu was a school teacher before she married Hunter. The kid does nil his devilment after school hours. During the course of the sermon Tony was forgotten and it was a week later before he eroded Dennison’s path again. Those hoys on your beat are getting to he regular rogues, Dennison, the chief of police tapped his pencil on his desk and looked at tlie policeman. • • • • • Yes. sir. Dennison turned toward the door In time to see the object of their conversation g � down the street. Following closely, but so as not to seem to be trailing, he went down the street. Tony dropped down beside the trash can and whistled a queer whirring whistle. In a few minutes Eddie and Jake appeared. They looked at Tony’s flushed face and sat down on the curb. “Cops after ye?” Jake lighted a cigarette. Tony shook Ills head. “Got an Idea.” he Informed them. A swell one, too! A shadow fell across the lid of the trash can. “There’s a big crack In the oast window of Jackson’s Jewelry store — Th • other boys gasped. Well, why not?” Tony tilted his roguish fare to one side and regarded them coolly. “Willin’ to try? They ' ll be a chase from the cops 1,1 Three small heads came closer together and when they looked up from their planning there was not a soul In sight— not even a shadow- on top of the trash can. MAUDE McOHEE. 135 Ei.eanor McDonald President Lorraine Wilson Ada Lee Pice-President Winnie Jones 136 1928VETERR 0PT . Secretary . Treasurer Intercollegiate Debaters Wesleyan’ Intercollegiate Debaters have had a successful year in 1927-28. Three outstanding victories mark the contests of the year, two over Emory University, and one over Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania. Martha Cooper and Elizabeth Malone, freshman debaters won unanimously over Emory’s freshman team in their debate, Resolved: That the increase of the power of the Federal Govern- ment in the past quarter century indicates a wise tendency. Varsity debaters were Clara Nell Hargrove and Anne E. Benton. Upholding the affirmative of the question, Resolved: That the United States should cease to protect with arms capital in- vested in foreign lands until after formal declaration of war, they won from Emory’s varsity debaters and again from Gettysburg. 137 1 ) 28VETE3 0PT DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS 138 SCENE FROM AS YOU LIKE IT :S SCENE FROM THE TAMING OF THE SHREW SCENE FROM THE BOOMERANG SCENES FROM DRAMATIC CLUB PLAYS 39 §— - 3 Presidents ' Council Ruth Kasey Sara Lee Edwards President of Student Body President of Y. IV. C. A. Association Dorothy McKay . . President of Athletic Association Mary Nell Wiley . . . . President of Senior Class Martha Lamar President of Junior Class HELEN Clark President of Sophomore Class Claudia Davenport. . . President of Freshman Class Virginia Creel Editor of Veterropt Margaret Chapman Editor of Wesleyan Helen Lowe Editor of W atchtoiver Clay Culpepper President of Alumnae Council CLAUDIA DAVENPORT HELEN CLARK SARA 1ft EDWARDS 141 =$ §y V ' ie 19 28 VETERR OPT Q M2 =% Q ' j h- 1928VETERR0PT PALETTE AND BRUSH CLUB 43 CJ he 1928 VETER ROPT HISTORY OF ART CLTB Addie Flnderulrkk President Paulixe Lacey Fief-President Martha Watts Secretary-Treasurer SCENES FROM CERAMIC ART STUDIO 144 c Jhe 1928 VETERROPT TRI-K Eleanor McDonald President Annie Louise Page 1 Vice-President H5 =%=cQ C e 1928VETERR0PT 146 1928VETERR0PT 47 Vhe 19 28 V ETERROPf ATLANTA CLUB Eleanor McDonald . . . Virginia Creel . Louise Beciiam President Pice-President Secretary-Treasurer 1928VETERR0PT Virginia Cooper .... Mary Lou Reynolds ALABAMA CLUB President Secretary- T reasurer 149 =§=C0 x ' u- 19 VETERROPT 150 1928VETE1 OPT V 0Z SAVANNAH CLUB Lillian Shearouse, President SPANISH CLUB Lorraine Wilson President Sara Long Pice-President Marguerite Matheson Secretary I m el da Bocer Treasurer Virginia Creei President Lillian Shearouse Secretary Vivian Pinson Vice-President Eleanor Royal Treasurer 53 Roberta Jones . . Helen White BIBLE LITERATURE CLUB President r ' Vice-President Elizabeth Allmokd Secretary and Treasurer 54 =% Sy (%Ae 1928VErr EUROPT 0 c BIOLOGY CLUB Elizabeth Ijpiiam President Elizabeth Lewis Pice-President Katherine Roundtree Secretary-Treasurer 1 55 19 2 8VETE1 0PT C : GERMAN CLUB. Leah Avrunin President Mary Brooks Lester Vice-President Reba Abel Secretary and Treasurer 1928VETCT R 0PT L Ql = tj: Agnes Anderson Dolores Jackson . . . Katherine Lawton PHILOSOPHY CLUB President Pice-President Secretary- T reasurer =§C@K c Jhe 1928WEW0PT £ Luetta Smith Annf. Hovl . CLASSICAL CLUB President Helen Kate Forrester Vice-President Margaret Week ley . 158 c Jhe 1928VETERR0PT . Secretary . Treasurer RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLUB Beatrice Chandler President Elizabeth Bragg Secretary-Treasurer 59 =§C0K E l ( ' ‘ -VCTERROPT 0I INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Virginia Banks President Annie Mays Vice-President Lkiia Moore Secretary-Treasurer 1928VETE RR0PT MACON GIRLS’ ASSOCIATION Marjorie Jacob President Louise Mackay Secretary-Treasurer 161 1928 1 VETERfl OPT yQ %= FRESHMAN COMMISSION Mary Broderick, Chairman 162 = % Q (Wie 1928V LTETO0PT SOPHOMORE C OUNCIL Mary Banks, Chairman 163 = Z§ C e 1928VETERR0PT 0 1 64 19 8VETERR0PT MULBERRY SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS 1 6 5 1928VETE1 OPT 0 BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS SITTING ROOM I 166 c Jhe 1928VETERP0PT — § SITTING ROOM II l«7 ’j ,r 1 «8VETERR0PT SCENES FROM PRIZE-WINNING STI NTS 1 68 ; 192 8VETEI 0PT o SCENES FROM STI NT NIGHT 169 1928VETERROPT 0I § MATHEMATICS CLl B Mary Brooks Lester President Essie Mae Cobb Secretary Geraldine Wheeler .... Vice-President Margaret Eden field Treasurer Martha Munro Treasurer 7 g ferfe rgAymeVETERROPT 0 §= RECEIVING LINE AT JUNIOR PROM, 1 92 7 Alma Mater Ilail, 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 shall be True, faithful, and loyal, dear Wesleyan, to thee. 72 1928VETEI 0PT Q § ATHLETICS Bicycling behind brick n ails, Graceful skating on stone walks. Lady tears and dainty cheers. And quiet strolls for whispered talks . Lawn tennis in long, flowing skirts, Then basketball — next bloomers came — Now soccer, archery . and hiking. At sports there is no longer piking — Athletics fully win their fame. Jborothy JK ' JCaf tHclcn ' Lowe Oln ia JK ' Car crtanan Grown 75 O C0 1928VETERR0PT 01 CHEER LEADERS 1,6 = C 3 V he 1928VETER P0PT SCENES FROM SOCCER GAMES 177 =%C$ Kv te 1928VETER R0PT Soccer Championship Senior Team Dorothy McKay, Captain Dolores Jackson Forward Sara Lee Edwards Forward Mary Edna Dowling Forward Margaret Chapman Forward Lela Johnson Halfback Elizabeth Carter . ... .. Halfback Leah Avrunin . Louise Clark Halfback Marilu Reynolds Fullback Lorraine Wilson Fullback Elizabeth Bragg Forward Edith Belcher Forward Ruth Kasey Halfback Goalkeeper Junior Team Helen Lowe, Captain Clifford Clark . . . Martha Orr Edith Partin . . . Bernice Basseit .... Annie Louise Page . Martha Lamar Marjorie Taylor . Allie Stephens Mary Winn .... Alfreda Stanley .... Eleanor McDonald . Elizabeth Almond . . . Ruth Mann .... Elva Kensinger . . . . Sophomore 1 Team Mary Banks, Captain Agnes Kelley . . . Geraldine Jackson . . . . . . Halfback Margaret Garnet . . Fullback Sara God..ey Marion Johnson . . Fullback Ada Lee Pearl Phillips . . . Forward Helen Clark . . . Halfback Mercer Pilcher . . . . . . . Forward Margaret Boyd Lorraine Williams . Forward Josephine Humphries . . . . . Forward Lucile Trowbridge . . . . . Forward Emily Orr Freshman Team Mildred Barber, Captain Edith Pool Elizabeth Anderson . . Halfback Mildred Bennett . . Bettif. Prater Katherine Long . . Martha Mobley . . . . . . . Forward Allie Love .... Daisey Mansfield . . . Mary Broderick . Paula Belcher ... . . . Fullback Carolyn Channel . Emily Norton .... . . . Forward Marian Brown Goalkeeper 178 Vhe 1928VETEI 0FT Q 179 =% Q (j Wie 1928VETERR 0PT Basketball Championship Junior Team Clifford Clark, Captain Marjorif. Taylor forward Elva Kensinger forward Mary Winn Center Gladys Moss Guard Annie Louise Page Guard Lillian Sears Center Ruth Winter Guard Eleanor McDonald Side Center Martha Orr Forward Bernice Basse it Forward Ruth Mann Guard Freshman Team Marian Brown, Captain Mildred Barber Forward Katherine Long Forward Nell Trowbridge Guard Mary Broderick Guard Mildred Bennett Side Center Claire Carter Guard Sara Mae Smith Guard Janie Layfield Side Center Elizabeth Anderson Center Elizabeth Malone Forward 180 c Jhr 1Q28VETFW0PT BASKET BALL TEAMS FRESHMAN TEAM 1 8 1 1 928VETER POp£ 0 Basketball Senior Team Dolores Jackson, Captain Sara Lee Edwards . . Louise ( ' lark .... Marilu Reynolds . . Maria Mann .... Elizabeth Carter . . Mae Ainsworth . . . Marguerite Matheson . Elisabeth Lipham . . Dorothy McKay . . . Leah Avrunin . . . . Center . Guard . Guard Forward . Center . Center . Guard . Guard Forward Forward Sophomore Team Marguerite Gunn, Captain Mercer Pilcher Side Center Mary Banks Guard Lucile Trowbridge Guard Margaret Garnet Guard Louise Mackay Forward Sara Godley Forward Geraldine Jackson Forward Ada Lee Forward Helen Ross Guard Marion Johnson Guard Mary Lou Tiiwaite Center Lorraine Williams Side Center 1 82 =%C 1928VETE OPT 0I tM BASKET BALL TEAMS 3 1928 VETERROPT Varsity Team Varsity Basketball Team Dolores Jackson Side Center Sara Lee Edwards Center Louise Clark Guard Nelle Trowbridge Guard Marjorie Taylor Forward Mildred Barber Forward Varsity Soccer Team Clifford Clark Forward Pearl Phillips Forward Sara Lee Edwards Forward Dolores Jackson Forward Margaret Chapman Forward Mary Winn Halfback Edith Partin Halfback Marjorie Taylor Halfback Eleanor McDonald Fullback Mary Lou Reynolds Fullback Leah Avrunin Goal Keeper 8 + c Jhe 1928 VETERROPT 1 8s 192 ETEIWT 0I = Conservatory Basketball Team Jamie Jenkins, Captain Kathleen Bailey . . . . Willie Ramsey Winn i feed Darsey Frances Upchurch Gwendolyn Blackweli Ruby Hendrix Rosa Y ' ickers Frances Zaciiery Louise Hinson Rebecca Brooks Josephine Fuqua Forward . . . . . . . Guard Guard . . . Guard . . . Center . . . Center . . . Center . Side Center . Side Center . . . Guard . . Forward 1 86 1928VETERR0PT HIKING CLUB 187 Vhe 1928 VETERROPT Virginia Stubbs, Tennis Champion, 1927 1 88 = % Q, ' ft i 1928VETERR0PT FEATURES Ring out, ye belles of esleyan, ) our music chimes both fur arid near. Tinkle belles and silver belles. And even wedding belles are h re. Those graying ton ers ’ gainst the sky Contain the fairest in the land Proclaim the sweetest tones of all. The chosen belles of If ' esleyan. Blue Bell, Mary Edna Dowling, Daintiest Fire Bell, Dorothy McKay. Most Capable Wesleyan Bell, Helen Lowe, Best All-Round School Bell, Margaret Chapman, Most Intellectual Christmas Bell, Mary VVinx, Happiest Door Bell, Sara Lee Edwards, Most Popular Wedding Bell. Virginia Griffin. Prettiest — Memories Our Memory Book is finished The last page is pasted and dry ; And we close its laden pages With a joy that is half a siyh . Here are the lanes and buildings, Each a spot with a past. H ere are our friends dear faces, With bonds that will always last. Now a game that was exciting From a golden prom, a flower; They re here in our memory book They re framed each rosy hour. And we ll love our book and memories Though the years bring age and mold Our book holds the last of the treasures Of Wesleyan, the Old. Directory of Students Abel, Reba Adair, Frances .... Adams, Sara Clyde . . Ainsworth, May . . . Alexander, Dorothy . Alfriend, Mary . . . Alley, Katherine . . Allmond, Elizabeth . Allred, Lucille . . . Anderson, Agnes . . . Anderson, Carolyn . . Anderson, Elizabeth . Anderson, Jeannette . Anderson, Salome . . Armstrong, Katherine Arnall, Marion . . . Ayr un in, Leah .... Awtry, Jean Hanks, Mary .... Banks, Virginia . . . Barber, Mildred . . . Bassett, Bernice . . . Beavers, Christine . . Beckham, Louise . . . Belcher, Edith . . . Belcher, Paula . . . Bell, Irma Benton, Anne Evelyn Benton, Martha . . . Bennett, Margaret . Bennett, Mildred . . Betts, Josephine . . . Black, Elma Blackmon, Dorothy . Boger, Imelda .... Boswell, Julia . . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Cartersville, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Thomasville, Ga. . . . . Forsyth, Ga. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . . Columbus, Ga. Jasper, Ga. . . . . Barnesville, Ga. . . . . Marietta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Miami, Fla. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . . Newnan, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . . Acworth, Ga. Forsyth, Ga. . . . Newnan, Ga. . . . . Savannah, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . Manchester, Ga. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Brazil, South America Brazil, South America . . Cartersville, Ga. . . Monticello, Ga. . . Monticello, Ga. . . . Moultrie, Ga. . • . Savannah, Ga. .... Ashburn, Ga. .... Dublin, Ga. .... Macon, Ga. . . . Lakeland, Fla. . . . Talbotton, Ga. 1928VETERR0PT 0 gcr Bowman, Carolyn . . . Boyd, Carroll Bragg, Elizabeth . . . Bragg, Lottie Brandenburg, Mildred . Bridges, Louise . . . . Broderick, Mary . . . . Brooks, Corene . . . . Brown, Allen e Brown, Marion . . . . Brownfield, Elizabeth . Bull, Virginia Burney, Katherine . . Burkhalter, Geraldine Cahill, Helen Cannon, Margaret . . . Carter, Claire Carter, Elizabeth . . . Carter. Pansy Chambers, Elmina . . . Chandler, Beatrice . . Chandler, Gladys . . . Chapman, Eloise . . . . Chapman, Margaret . . Chow. Vong Chung . . Chu, Ging San Chu, Sing San Clark, Clifford . . . . Clark, Helen Clark, Laura Clark, Louise Clark, Verna Clisby, Helen Cobb, Arline Cobb. Essie Mae . . . . Coleman, Eugenia . . . Cooper, Martha . . . . Cooper. Virginia . . . . Creel, Virginia . . . . Orangeburg, S. C. . . Fort Myers, Fla. Gray, Ga. Gray, Ga. . . . . Senoia, Ga. . . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Savannah, Ga. . . Montezuma, Ga. . . . . Cordele, Ga. . . . . Cordele, Ga. . . . . Opelika, Ala. . . . . Atlanta, Ga. Rome, Ga. , . . Tennille, Ga. , . . Talbotton, Ga. , . . Abbeville, Ga. . . La Grange, Ga. , . . . Edison, Ga. . . Richland, Ga. . . . . Macon, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. . . Maxon, N. C. . . . Danville, Ga. ... Ortega, Fla. . . Shanghai, China . . Shanghai, China . . Shanghai, China . . Louisville, Ga. ... Augusta, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Augusta, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Dublin, Ga. . . . Dublin, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. .... Perry, Ga. . . Demopolis, Ala. . . . Smyrna, Ga. 1928 VETERROPT Crosby, Carabel Adel, (ia. Crow, Merk Eula Macon, Ga. Crum, Florence Cordelc, ( a. Crum, Mallette Cordele, Ga. Culpepper. Clay Greenville, Ga. Davenport, Claudia Blackshear, Ga. Davidson, Jean Augusta, Ga. Davidson, Ouida Eatonton, Ga. Davis, Anna Perry Spartanburg, S. C. Davis, Rebecca Edison, Ga. Dasher, Odille Macon, Ga. Dorsey, Katherine Calhoun, Ga. Dowling, Mary Edna Miami, Fla. Edenfield, Margaret Macon, Ga. Edmonson, Elizabeth Miami, Fla. Edwards, Evelyn Claxton, Ga. Edwards, Sara Lee Claxton, Ga. Elder, Annie Ruth Griffin, Ga. Ellis, Louise Jacksonville, Fla. Erwin, Sara Calhoun, Ga. Fernandez, Sara Tampa, Fla. Fine, Evelyn Atlanta, Ga. Flanders, Frances Wrightsville, Ga. Forrester, Helen Kate Macon, Ga. Fort, Elizabeth Columbus, Ga. Foster, Mary Louise Jackson, Miss. Fryer, Caroline Blakely, Ga. Funderburke, Addie Macon, Ga. Garnett, Margaret Hypoluxo, Fla. Garrett. Mildred Butler, Ga. Garrett. Myrtis Charing, Ga. Garrison, Louise Manchester, Ga. Gaulding, Elizabeth Tifton, Ga. Gibson, Carolyn Macon, Ga. Gill, Elizabeth Moultrie, Ga. Godley, Sarah Savannah, Ga. Greene, Jennie Macon, Ga. Griffeth. Izma Tate, Ga. Gunn, Marguerite Atlanta, Ga. 202 O Hall, Frances Hargrove, Clara Nell . Harris, S afford .... Harrison, Jeannetta . . Harrison, Mildred . . . Hatcher, Margaret . . Henderson, Mary . . . Henderson, Maxine . . Herrington, Minnie Lee Hicks, Alice Hill, Dorothy Hill, Mary Pauline . . Hill, Miriam Hill, Stella Holder, Lois Holmes, Frances .... Houser, Louise .... How, Loo Yee Howard. Dorothy . . . Hoyl, Anne Hoyl, Elizabeth .... Humphries, Josephine . Hunnicutt, Dorothy . . Hysinger, Katherine . . Ingram, Elizabeth . . . Jackson, Dolores .... Jackson, Geraldine . . Jacob, Marjorie .... Johnson, Lela Johnson, Marion Dean . Johnson, Rachel .... Jones, Roberta Jones, Winnie Jordan, Martha .... Kasey, Ruth Kelley, Agnes Kellett, Blanche . . . Kensinger, Elva .... Kilpatrick, Helen . . . Emory University, Ga. Macon, Ga. Cordele, Ga. . . Winter Haven, Fla. Musella, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . Cartersville, Ga. . . . . Moultrie, Ga. . . . Rid gel and, S. C. Metcalf, Ga. Sasser, Ga. Tignall, Ga. Forsyth, Ga. Forsyth, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . . Barnesville, Ga. Perry, Ga. . . . Shanghai, China . . . . Kathleen, Ga. . . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. . . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . . Hapeville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Opelika, Ala. . . . . Baconton, Ga. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. Emory University, Ga. Macon, Ga. . . . . Statesboro, Ga. Perry, Ga. . . Bowling Green, Ky. . . . . Palmetto, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. . . . . Lakeland, Fla. Macon, Ga. 203 V Jhe 1928VETEI 0Pf £fc Kim, Induk Par .... King, Sara Lamar, Martha .... Lamon, Sara Lanier, Alice Katherine Lawton, Katherine . . Layfield, Janie .... Lee, Ada Lester, Bessie Lester, Mary Brooks . . Lewis, Wynelle .... Lilly, Laura Lipham, Elizabeth . . . Livingston, Adelle . . . Lockette, Caroline . . . Logub, Mary Long, Katherine .... Long, Sara Lott, Josephine .... Love, Allie Lowe, Helen Lyon, Lucille McCarty, Olivia .... McCamy, Katherine . . McClenny, Elizabeth . McDonald, Eleanor . . McGehek, Maude . . . McKay, Dorothy . . . McNair, Sara McNeil, Frances .... McNutt, Elizabeth . . Mackay, Louise .... Macon, Hazel Majors, Vivian Malone, Elizabeth . . Manget, Carolyn . . . Mann, Maria Mann, Ruth Mansfield, Daisy .... Korea . . . Columbus, Ga. .... Dawson, Ga. .... Macon, Ga. . . . Statesboro, Ga. .... Oviedo, Fla. .... Macon, Ga. . . Shanghai, China . . . Quincey, Fla. . . Montezuma, Ga. .... Calhoun, Ga. . . . Quitman, Ga. .... Newnan, Ga. . Orangeburg, S. C. . . . . Dawson, Ga. . . . Stapleton, Ga. . . . Quitman, Ga. .... Macon, Ga. . . . Waycross, Ga. Mount Vernon, Ga. . St. Simon’s I., Ga. .... Macon, Ga. . . . . Dalton, Ga. .... Lindale, Ga. . . Thomasville, Ga. . . . . Bolton, Ga. . . Buena Vista, Ga. .... Macon, Ga. .... Macon, Ga. .... Tignall, Ga. . . . Fairfield, Ala. .... Macon, Ga. . . . Moultrie, Ga. . . . Moultrie, Ga. . . Monticello, Ga. .... Newnan, Ga. . Young Harris, Ga. .... Atlanta, Ga. . . . Columbia, Ga. 204 1928 VEITOOPT Matheson, Marguerite Matthews, Charlye . Martin, Mary Lou . . Mayo, Martha .... Mays, Annie Merritt, Evelyn . . . Meyer, Gladys .... Meyer, Winnie . . . Miller, Thelma . . . Moate, Elizabeth . . Mobley, Martha . . . Moore, Christine . . Moore, Mary .... Moore, Leita ... . Moseley, Sara Frances Moss, Gladys .... Morgan, Estelle . . . Morgan, Lucille . . . Mullis, Nel Munro, Martha . . . Norton, Emily .... Orr, Emily Orr, Martha .... Otto, Dorothy .... Otto, Margaret . . . Overstreet, Jimmie Lee Owen, Caroline . . . Owens, Virginia . . . Oxford, Rebecca . . . Padgett, Elizabeth . . Page, Annie Louise . . Page, Nettie Byrd . . Parsons, Caroline . . Partin, Edith .... Pate, Martha .... Paulk, Martha . . . Percy, Edna Perkins, Estelle . . . Phillips, Pearle . . . . Fort Myers, Fla. . Fort Valley, Ga. . La Grange, Ga. . . Waycross, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Devereus, Ga. . . Jefferson, Ga. . . Barnesville, Ga. . . Barnesville, Ga. . . Pinehurst, Ga. .... Lyons, Ga. . . . Calhoun, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Roswell, N. Mex. . . . Ellaville, Ga. . Fort Valley, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Summit, Ga. Waverly Hall, Ga. . . . Albany, Ga. . . . Dawson, Ga. . Fort Gaines, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . Hawkinsville, Ga. . . . Byron, Ga. . Hawkinsville, Ga. . . . Ocilla, Ga. . . . Dalton, Ga. . . Lumpkin, Ga. . . . Chester, Ga. 205 1928VETEI Qpf 0I § Pilcher, Mercer . . . Pinkston, Charlie . . Pinson, Vivian .... Poole, Edith Poe. Elizabeth .... Powell, Mary .... Prater, Betty Lin . . Pratt, Allen e .... Pryor, Nell Ray, Thelma .... Redwine, Dorothy . . Reeves, Mary .... Reynolds, Margaret . Reynolds, Mary Lou . Rice, Frances .... Richardson, Annette . Ridout, Ellen .... Rochester, Leah . . . Rogers, Ethei Rountree, Katherine . Ross, Helen Rosser, Lucy Rowe, Sherrie .... Royal, Eleanor . . . Royal, Hortense . . . Royal, Marjorie . . . Scott, Elizabeth . . . Sears, Lillian .... Senter. Mary Ruth . Shearouse, Lillian . . Shepherd, Le Vert . . Sheppard, Mary . . . Sheppard. Virginia . . Sherwood, Marguerite Shields, Charlotte . . Silliman, Alice . . . Sims, Janie Slocum b, Margaret . Smith, Luetta .... . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Parrott, Ga. . . Sylvester, Ga. . . . Albany, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Villa Rica, Ga. . . . Dalton, Ga. Tallahassee, Fla. . . Smithville, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. Fayetteville, Ga. . . Soperton, Ga. . . . Alma, Mich. . . Clayton, Ala. . . Elberton, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Norcross, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . Gainesville, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. La Fayette, Ga. Social Circle, Ga. . . . Cordele, Ga. , . . Cordele, Ga. . . . Cordele, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . Shellman, Ga. , . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. , . . Macon, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. , . . Macon, Ga. . La Fayette, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. . . Wrens, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. Monticello, Ga. 206 1928VETEI bPT I — Smith, Minor Ruth Elberton, Ga. Smith, Sara Mae Elberton, Ga. Smith, Virginia Elberton, Ga. Smith, Ruth Palmer Washington, Ga. Spearman, Dorothy Social Circle, Ga. Sprayberry, Margaret Barnesville, Ga. Stallings, Elizabeth Williston, S. C. Stanley, Alfreda Dublin, Ga. Stephens, Allie Atlanta, Ga. Stephens, Mildred Lakeland, Fla. Stewart, Nancy La Fayette, Ga. Stiles, Winifred La Fayette, Ga. Summers, Ione Opelika, Ala. Tanner, Katherine Carrollton, Ga. Taylor, Marjorie Fall River, Mass. Taylor, Sara Quincy, Fla. Taylor, Martha Macon, Ga. Thompson, Julia Augusta, Ga. Thompson, Wilhelm in a Rochelle, Ga. Thrasher, Annie Lou Ashburn, Ga. Thwaite, Mary Lou Macon, Ga. Tindall, Constance Macon, Ga. Trowbridge, Lucille Augusta, Ga. Trowbridge, Nell Augusta, Ga. Turner, Cornelia Milieu, Ga. Turner, Mildred Thomson, Ga. Upshaw, Laurie Social Circle, Ga. Vee, Ling Nye Soochow, China Vinson, Catherine Byron, Ga. Walden, Mary Macon, Ga. Warren, Alice Atlanta, Ga. Watts, Martha Macon, Ga. Weekley, Margaret Lake Wales, Fla. Welch, Naomi Pelham, Ga. Welch, Ruth Pelham, Ga. Whaley, Adna Ozark, Ala. Wheeler, Geraldine Macon, Ga. White, Helen Macon, Ga. Wilde, Elizabeth Acworth, Ga. 207 0 Sftg 1928VETERR0PT o § Wiley, Louise Jersey, Ga. Wiley, Mary Nell Jersey, Ga. Wilkerson, Clifford Hogansville, Ga. Williams, Florimei Atlanta, Ga. Williams, Lillian Hazelhurst, Ga. Williams, Lorraine Mullins, S. C. Williams, Moye Macon, Ga. Willingham, Sarah Macon, Ga. Wilson, Lorraine Bartow, Fla. Winn, Mary Guyton, Ga. Winter, Ruth Orlando, Fla. Witherspoon, Helen Atlanta, Ga. Wright, Cecelia Decatur, Ga. Wood, Addie Lee Alamo, Ga. Woodward, Elizabeth Vienna, Ga. Yarbrough, Gustie Macon, Ga. Directory of Conservatory Students Anderson, Lelia . . . . Arm eda, Josephine . . . Appleby, Virginia . . . Arthur, Willella . . . Arms, Mable Bailey, Kathleen . . . Bailey, Margaret . . . Bailey, Marjorie . . . . Battle, Doris Blackwell, Gwyndolyn Blount, Nancy . . . . Bussey, Edna May . . . Burton, Mamie . . . . Burkhalter, Jerry . . . Brown, Beatrice . . . . Brooks, Rebecca . . . . Clark, Elisabeth . . . . Clark, Mary Clark, Margaret . . . . Crawley, Margaret . . Crass, Dorothy . . . Darsey, Winnefred . . Duncan, Martha . . . Dunn, Effie May . . . Drake, Dorothy . . . Fletcher, Anne . . . . Fuqua, Josephine . . . Fort, Florence Fernandez, Sara . . . . Griffin, Dorothy . . . Griffin, Virginia . . . . Green, Christine . . . Grace, Voncille . . . . . . . Harlem, Ga. . Ft. Myers, Fla. . . Sarasota, Fla. . . Cuthbert, Ga. . Tallahassee, Fla. . . Gainesville, Ga. . . . Harlem, Ga. . . . Harlem, Ga. . . Moultrie, Ga. . Hawkinsville, Ga. . Ft. Myers, Fla. . Waynesboro, Ga. . . Tennille, Ga. Gloversville, N. Y. . . . McRae, Ga. .... Cairo, Ga. . . Louisville, Ga. . . Pasadena, Cal. . . Waycross, Ga. . . . Paris, Tenn. . . . Griffin, Ga. . . Americus, Ga. .... Tate, Ga. . . Herndon, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Unadilla, Ga. . . Americus, Ga. . . . Tampa, Fla. . . Valdosta, Ga. . . . Douglas, Ga. . . . Augusta, Ga. . Ft. Myers, Fla. 209 Goodrum, Mildred Harrison, Elisabeth Hall, Winston Hendrix, Ruby Hinson, Walton Hinson, Louise Heath, Ethel Hunt, Elisabeth Hunt, Josephine Humphries, Pauline Holt, Monica Holmes, Helen Catherine Horton, Orrie Hoover, Kathryn Elisabeth Harris, Margaret Irwin, Roberta Joyner, Elisabeth Jenkins, Jamie Jarmon, Mattiluci Kelly, Mary Kelly, Nelle Kelly, Frances Knight, Evelyn Lee, Lanelle Lattimer, Evelyn Land, Gertrude Lanier, Evelyn Little, Elisabeth McDaniel, Mary McElroy, Alice McRee, Sara Manget, Katherine Maddox, Nancy Mallory, Augusta Madden, Margaret Middlebrooks, Kathryn . . . Newnan, Ga. . Montezuma, Ga. . . . Miami, Fla. . Hall Ground, Ga. . Hazelhurst, Ga. . . . McRae, Ga. . . Nashville, Ga. . . Waycross, Ga. . . . Dawson, Ga. .... Tate, Ga. Lawrenceville, Ga. . . . Tifton, Ga. . . . McRae, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . Charlotte, N. C. . Ft. Gaines, Ga. . . Americus, Ga. . . . Edison, Ga. . . Orlando, Fla. . . Mitchell, Ga. . . Mitchell, Ga. . Thomasville, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. . . Moultrie, Ga. . . Marietta, Ga. . . . Cordcle, Ga. . . Pembroke, Ga. . . Americus, Ga. . Rradentown, Fla. . . . Ocillam, Ga. . . . Camilla, Ga. . . Newnan, Ga. . Rainbridge, Ga. . . . Sylvania, Ga. . . Haddock, Ga. IU Morrison, Eloise .... Mitchell, Rosalie . . . Morgan, Ann Pace, Virginia Palmer, Doris Pickett, Annie May . . Pittard, Catherine . . . Parker, Lora Leete . . Plrsley, Marie .... Ramsey, Willie .... Rawlings, Frances Nell Reed, Rosemary .... Rlstin, Alice Sapp, Virginia Schaeffer, Mary Willie Seward, Norma Sears, Martha Sanders, Allie Madge . Short, Rennie Belle . . Slocumb, Gertrude . . Stanford, Louise .... Swartsel, Maxine . . . Tabor, El la Clyde . . . Tanner, Bobby Tarrer, Mylie Tison, Caroline . . . . Thigpin, Susiebel . . . Thompson, Dorothy . . Upshaw ' , Louise . . . . Upchurch, Frances . . Vickers, Rosa Mae . . . Walker, Estelle .... Walters, Carolyn . . . Williams, Dale . . . . White, Louise Zachery, Frances . . . . . . Moultrie, Ga. , . . . Tifton, Ga. . . Pembroke, Ga. . . Pensacola, Ga. . . Tennille, Ga. Washington, D. C. , . Wintersville, Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. ... Griffin, Ga. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . , McRae, Ga. ... Paducah, Ky. , . Charleston, S. C. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . . Arcadia, Fla. . . Shell man, Ga. . . Waycross, Ga. . . . Tifton, Ga. . . . Douglas, Ga. . . . Douglas, Ga. . . . Alturas, Fla. . . Ft. Valley, Ga. . . . Wrens, Ga. .... Ideal, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Homerville, Ga. . . . Camilla, Ga. . . . Dawson, Ga. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Brunswick, Ga. , . Montezuma, Ga. . . Gainesville, Ga. . Ball Ground, Ga. ... Tampa, Fla. . . . Harlem, Ga. gftg lQ SVETERpOPT Autographs 212 1928 VETERROPT S 0 grt Autographs 2 3 —V _0 ,+ VETERROPT ScQ- g Autographs 215 1928 VETERROPT Autographs 216 T A. R. Willingham W. S. Payne, Jr. Willingham Payne Insurance and Surety Bonds ETIQUETTE DEMANDS THE 461 Third Street PERSONAL LETTER Smith and Watson Fine Job Printing Phone 374 517 Poplar St. Macon, Ga. When congratulations are in order — when you want to write a personal letter — write a letter that is YOU — on the Montag Writing Paper that ex- presses your personality. The new Montag Samp- ler Portfolio of unusual patterns will help you choose the paper that will be henceforth your paper. Sent together with the new brochure, “The Etiquette of Attention,” for 25 8. 8. CHAPPELL C. B. MARSHALL Chappell Marshall JEWELERS “NOTHING BUT THE BEST” Watch Repairing and Engraving 568 Cherry 8t. Phone 4795 Macon, Ga. Macon Paper Co. INCORPORATED cents. ■s Paper, Bags, Boxes, Twine, Etc. 511-513 Fifth Street Montag Brothers Incorporated MANUFACTURING STATIONERS ATLANTA. GA. Kaigler s Business College THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY Gregg and Pittman Shorthand DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Phone 3517 211 Cotton Ave. MACON, GA. %c£= r S rtg 19 28 VETERROPT 0 Heard Brothers COTTON AND FERTILIZER Lettice-Goodwin Co. (Incorporated) WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS Established 1899 563 Broadway Howard Produce Company Wholesale Produce, Fruits, Vegetables and Canned Goods Phone 2841 341 Poplar St. PERSON ' S Where Miss Wesley Anne Meets Her Friends USE SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE Birdsey ' s Flour It s the Best PEELER HARDWARE CO. Only the Best Taylor Iron Works Supply Co. Macon, Georgia Machinery and Mill Supplies Pickwick Tea Room Lunch, 12 to 2:30 Afternoon Tea, 3 to 6 Supper, 6:30 to 8 211 Third Street Macon, Ga. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Phone 9333 MACON GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE COODS Macon, Ga. IT PAYS TO SEE RIES ARMSTRONG INCORPORATED JEWELERS Reliable Goods Only Phone 836 315 Third Street Macon, Ga. iq svete i opt p : THE MACON TELEGRAPH With a News Service That Covers Local, State, National, and International Events Thoroughly and Accurately SHOULD BE READ DAILY BY EVERY WESLEYAN GIRL College News Featured READ THE WESLEYAN LETTER EVERY SUNDAY lew Jork WaistTCause Macon, Georgia ou W ill F md Models Suitable for Every Social Occasion in Our Complete Stock of DRESSES WE SPECIALIZE IN POPULAR PRICED READY-TO-WEAR FAN TAN HOSIERY LINGERIE Vhe 1928VETEIWT COMPLIMENTS MACON QsaficB BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 287 420 Oak Street MACON. GA. Appreciative of Wesleyan s Contribution to Macon and All of Georgia The Associated Banks congratulate the institution upon its past achievements and excellent plans and prospects for the future. CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN BANK FOURTH NATIONAL BANK LUTHER WILLIAMS BANK AND TRUST CO. MACON NATIONAL BANK Vhe 1928VETERROPT 0 :::: THE STEVENS IMPRINT On Engraved S.a.ionery ha, been a guaran.ee of Superior Qualhy. Ar.ia.ic Workman- When n con.Xmg S ' he ..ToAwu.ion ' “any occaaion. conaul. .hi. house before ordering. Vaim rWn Mv J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. ATLANTA HUB FISH AND OYSTER COMPANY, Inc. WHOLESALE SHIPPERS T. H. HALLIBURTON COMPANY Wholesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE 313 Poplar Street Macon. Georcia Telephone 3386 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MACON RAILWAY LIGHT COMPANY m8VETERROPT 0 g= Weileyan Girl. Will Find Our Store a Cood Place in Which to Do Their Trading WE WELCOME YOU Oir .lore is located on Cherry Street-in the heart of everything and convenient to every- where. It is a modern Stationery Store, alway, filled with the latest in Stationery. Kodaks. Memory Books, Kodak Albums, and many other items to be found only in a modern and up-to-date store with a desire to render a satisfactory service at all limes. THE J. W. BURKE COMPANY 406 Cherry Street ELLIS PHARMACY Ernest C. Ellis Forsyth Road Telephone 9313 Macon’s Most Reliable Drugcist Curb Ser ice Our Specialty The Drug S:ore Nearest Greater Wesleyan College You Must Be Satisfied— Then We Are PRESCRIPTIONS TOILET ARTICLES RUBBER GOODS T. M. Willingham, President R. J. Carmichael, Secretary-Treasurer A. R. Willingham, Vice-President CENTRAL SASH DOOR COMPANY MANUFACTURERS SASH, DOORS, MILL WORK, LUMBER Macon, Georgia THE PHARM KNOWN TO ALL WESLEYAN GIRLS AS THE BEST OF DRUG STORES Our Jim — To Please Miss W cslc]) Anne COLLEGE HILL PHARMACY HELON CHICHESTER. Prop. Rialto Capitol Criterion Grand “BOOST MACONS THEATRES 1928 VETERPOPT 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. 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The whole was furnished by BURDEN-SMITH 8 COMPANY we present the finest in fashions at all times-first $ cfi xn ' cCijj) J � P t | � ' 1 CM wraps millinery gowns prices range from nineteen we solicit good seventy-five to five hundred charge accounts dollars for wraps and gowns have only one and six dollars to fifty frock, coat or dollar for hats, we hat of a model guarantee our prices do not charge to be less than for alter- any shoppe in ations macon. 1928 VETERftOPT MERCER UNIVERSITY Spricht Dowell. President AN OUTSTANDING SOUTHERN INSTITUTION Offering four years’ college courses leading to various professions ; preparing men for business in School of Commerce; for teaching in School of Education; newspaper work in School of Journalism; for the ministry in the Theological Seminary; for the practice of law and public life in School of Law; for medicine through pre- med courses, and engineering through pre-engineering courses. In all there are forty-five buildings: $100,000 stadium, 500-watt broadcasting station, and three libraries. In the faculty there are more than fifty men who have attained high rank in the realm of scholarship. More than 1,100 students en- rolled each year. The Cafeteria is being operated to the entire satisfaction of the students. Expenses are low, advantages superior. A number of scholarships are available for freshmen. FOR CATALOCUE AND BOOK OF VIEWS, WRITE THE REGISTRAR Vhe 1928 VETERP0P1 P I § C COLLEGE HILL GROCERY “IVItcre Miss Wesleyan Buys Her Sunday Night Supper ’’ R. S. Thorpe Son BEAUTY PARLOR Snond Floor Hair Cuts, Facials, Manicures Permanents Anythlnfc thu College Girl Desire In Beauty Treatment 515 Cherry St. MACON, OA. Tip Top Tea Shop LUNCH TEA DINNER Tables May Be Reserved Fifth Floor Macon National Bank Building Beautiful Shoes The Macon Shoe Company IDLE HOUR NURSERIES MACON. GA. “Sap It With Flowers Congratulations TO Greater Wesleyan FOR WISDOM IN CHOOSING SO FINE A BUILDING SITE FOR ADEQUATE NEW BUILDINGS THUS PROVIDING FOR A GREAT FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Walker and Weeks 2341 Carnegie Avenue CLEVELAND. OHIO 9ft 1928VETERR0PT IOOI WEAR I HA I HAS CHARM AND STYLE IS ALWAYS ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Welcomes Wesleyan Girls to See What is the Newest in Hats MILLINERY DEPARTMENT— Third Floor WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ARTISTS’ MATERIALS Including Tube Colors, Brushes, Show Card Colors. Etc. Also a Complete Line of Painters’ and Builders Supplies. T. C. BURKE, Inc. 358 Third Street Phones 4386-4387 Over Fifty Years of Faithful Service MATTHEWS H. TARDY, A.I.A. Architect MACON, GA. DURHAM. N. C. he 1928VET ERR0PI w. Elliott Dunwody. Jr.. ALA. William F. Oliphant DUNWODY 8 OLIPHANT ASSOCIATE ARCHITECTS FOR GREATER WESLEYAN MACON. GEORGIA SNYDER’S REAY-TO-WEAR 609 Cherry Street MACON. GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF THE BANKERS HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE CO. NEWMANS CHARMING. BECOMING HATS FOR YOUR HEAD SHEER. LOVELY HOSE FOR YOUR FEET NEW COSTUME JEWELRY TO MATCH NEWMANS MILLINERY 622 Cherry Macon, Georgia 19 28 VETERPOPT WESLEYAN THE OLDEST COLLEGE FOR WOMEN IN THE WORLD A STANDARD COLLEGE Holding membership in the American Council on Education, the American Association of Colleges, the American Association of University Women, and the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States. 660 Students, Carefully Selected 70 Officers and Teachers, Hichly Trained A new and modern plant is being erected on a magnificent campus of 132 acres. This plant, consisting of twelve beautiful buildings, will be ready for occupancy by the fall of 1928. Each dormitory will be provided with spacious parlors and living rooms. Each room will have hot and cold water, two windows, two closets, a full-length mirror and appropriate furnishings. The Library will house 50,000 volumes, and is a building of rare charm and beauty. The Language Hall, Science Hall. Gymnasium, and Swimming Pool will be splendidly adapted to their purposes. The Athletic Field. Shakespearean Garden, small lakes, well kept lawns and rolling woodland make an ideal setting for these beautiful buildings of brick and marble. Thus Wesleyan College, the oldest for women, offers the highest and fine st educational advantages, under the most modern and favorable conditions. Wesleyan is a Collece of the Highest Christian Ideals 400 Boarding Students and 200 Day Students Accepted in the College The Wesleya n Conservatory of Music and School of Fine Arts Under Same Control as Wesleyan College Wesleyan has the most advanced Conservatory of Music and School of Fine Arts in the South. A Faculty of twenty-three splendid artists. Instruction in Piano, Voice, Violin, Oratory and Art. Fifty-three practice pianos, pipe organ, and orchestral instruments. Spacious and beautiful buildings for boarding students. Master Artist Series will bring great artists of the world to the Wesleyan chapel. Macon is a beautiful and cultured city, 60,000 inhabitants, splendid churches, a magnificent auditorium. The climate is most salu- brious and life in Macon is most pleasant. Students from sixteen states and four foreign countries. Joseph Maerz, Director, is an artist of not e. 300 Boarding Students and 200 Day Students Accepted in the Conservatory For College and Conservatory Catalogs , Adrcss WM. F. QUILLIAN, D.D.. President Macon, Georcia O ' PRY PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY S vJ HEATING, PLUMBING, VENTILATING AND REFRIGERATING ENGINEERS 163 Cotton Avenue Macon, Ga. LAMAR S BEAUTY SKIN CREAM NON -GREASY AND VANISHING Delicately perfumed, just what you want to beautify the complexion, and to protect it from the sun of the seashore or of hikes. Always use it before leaving your room, and especially before going for an auto ride. J. B. RILEY COMPANY WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS MACON. GEORGIA McCLURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. A. W. McClure, Manager EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Slationery, Office Supplies, Desks, Chairs, Safes and Vaults, Typewriter Supplies, Loose Leaf Ledgers, Filing Devices 560-562 MULBERRY STREET 1926VE TERR0PT EMORY UNIVERSITY ATLANTA. GEORGIA HARVEY W. COX. Ph.D.. LL.D., President the college of arts and sciences (Founded 1836) INCLUDING DIVISIONS OF Liberal Arts. Pre-Medical Studies, Pre-Legal Studies. Education. Religion and Social Service, Engineering. Library Science and Extension Goodrich C. White, Ph.D., Dean THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (With the Wesley Memorial Hospital in Connection) Russell H. Oppenheimer. M.D., Dean THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Franklin N. Parker. D.D., Dean THE SCHOOL OF LAW Tharles J. Hilkey, Ph.D., J.D., S.J.D., D:an THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Edgar H. Johnson, Ph.D., Dean THE GRADUATE SCHOOL Theodore H. Jack, Ph.D.. Dean THE SUMMER SCHOOL (Offering Regular Work in All Schools Except Medicine) Ralph E. Wager, Ph.D., Director The University Year is Divided Into Quarters. Students May Enter in September, January, March, or June. For Information, Address THE REGISTRAR Emory University, Georgia =% Q Vhe 1928VETEKR0PT %C0= Vhe 192 8VE TERpdPT x0I o THIS BOOK PRINTED BY BENSON , x ... - ENSON COLLEGE ANNUAL PUBLISHERS IN THE WORLD HIGHEST QUALITY WORKMANSHIP SUPERIOR EXTENSIVE SERVICE PRINTING CO ] NASHVILLE- J£ NN COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS wmmmmmmmmam