Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1929 volume:

ri Copyright 1929 BY HELEN LOWE Editor ELEANOR ROYAL Business Manager 1929 PUBLISHED - BY - THE SENIOR - CLASS - OF WESLEYAN - COLLEGE MACON GEORGIA •h: FOREWORDS H EREIN do you behold the last re¬ corded years of the Class of ’29, first¬ born of Wesleyan the New. Out from her arched colonial doors we go, and the fragile swinging lanterns throw their light before our feet, like the love and care of Alma Mater. In our hearts we bear the peace, the hope, the confidence that fellowship within her walls has brought us. To this book there is a secret clasp, which, pressed in later years, will call before our eyes the ghosts of pages, too many and too dear for print, leaves clear or blurred, that these two covers bind—which we alone may see. Herein you may behold some of the bright¬ er scenes selected from innumerable charming pictures of these days. ■■ I - «®C CONTENTS Book I . . . The College Book II... The Classes Book III ... . Activities Book IV . . . . Athletics Book V.Features Book VI . . Conservatory 1 DEDICATION To show that Wesleyan has not forgotten and can never forget one who has for twenty-two years faithfully and unassum¬ ingly “carried on” in work which she has made the chief interest of her heart, we, the members of the staff, dedicate the twenty-second volume of the Veterropt to Miss Hanks Armand In her is one who has truly given herself to the service of others, accomplishing more than many have ever dreamed. And in her is one of our dearest and sin- cerest friends. Rivoli O Rivoli, thy birth was as the birth Of all things beautiful and glorious, As fair as A phrodite ' s from the foam. As full of glory as the shining sun . I shall remember thee as crystallized From dreams of great, far-seeing minds who loved To see man ' s daughters seek the ways of God, And longed to realize their eager dreams Of marble halls . O Rivoli, when they and I are dust. Thou shalt go on, enduring far beyond The crumbling of each marble colonnade — For fires that never die, flame on thy hearths . To thee in all thy grandeur youth may come Through thee, in all its beauty, youth may move. And leave thee with thy fire in its soul To lighten other hearths with all that best In life to know . Lillian Shearolse, ’29 VL o WESLEYAN COLLEGE .HE beginning of a second century is at hand for Wesleyan College. Like a queen new-robed in vest- merits which were long only dream fabrics, but arc now tangible and gleaming, Greater Wesleyan stands and faces the promising years. No less the heart of Macon because of its situation out¬ side the limits of the city, Wesleyan College is still Macon’s pride. Leaving the Conservatory of Music which is increas¬ ing rapidly in itself, to keep life in the historic buildings on the old site, the spirit of Wesleyan has moved to its present location to expand into a beautiful estate of 170 acres, seven miles from Macon on the Dixie Highway. It is the present president, Dr. W. F. Q’uillian, who has led the company of far-sighted and beneficent supporters of Wesleyan progress. At the time of his accepting the posi¬ tion of president nothing definite had been done to bring about the Greater Wesleyan. With no sign of funds, but a tremendous amount of faith, Dr. Quillian led the campaign which made the recent plant a reality. Many examples of self-sacrifice and generosity have been shown in the campaign for two million dollars which resulted in the erection of twelve colonially designed build¬ ings in red brick and Georgia marble—symbols of the lead¬ ing Southern college which Wesleyan is predicted to be¬ come in the future. GRADUATES of Wesleyan College who are members of the faculty or on the official board of the college. rf m Katharine Carnes, A.B., 1913 Librarian Graduate of Carnegie Library Training School of Atlanta; Assistant New York Public Library; Assistant Librarian Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C.; Children’s Librarian, Norristown, N. J.; Instructor in Library Science, I ouisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La.; Leave of absence in 1929-1930 for graduate study. Elizabeth Winn, A.B. 1925 Registrar of Wesleyan College Graduate Study at Columbia University Leona Letson, A.B., 1923 Instructor in Chemistry Graduate study at University of Michigan, and Emory University; M.S. Emory University. Christine Broome, A.B., 1916 Assistant Professor of Spanish Graduate work at Chicago University, Columbia University, Emory University; M.A. at Emory University; Taught at Oregon, III., LaGrange College, Birmingham-Southern College, G. S. C. W. Summer Session; Cross-word Puzzles for Spanish Classes published in Modern Language Journal. Eunice Thomson, A.B. 1925 Assistant Alumnae Secretary Alumnae Editor Graduate Study at Columbia University Margaret Bell, A.B., 1925 Instructor in Physics Graduate study at Mercer University; Taught at Anderson College, Anderson, S. C. Jennie Loyall, A.B. 1912 Alumnae Secretary Graduate Study at Columbia University, George Washington University; M.A. from George Washington University; Taught at Mansfield College, Louisiana; Warthen College Margaret Chapman, A.B. 1928 Assistant Librarian Training in Library Work at University of Georgia Library School Sue Ellen Morton, A.B., 1920 Instructor in French Graduate study at the University of S. C., Uni¬ versity of N. C., Mercer University; M.A. from Mercer University; Taught at Sparks College, Sparks, Ga.; Columbia College, Columbia, S. C. Lois Rogers Head of Department of Religious Education Margaret Cutter Elder Instructor in Ancient Languages Martha Watts Exchange Operator Edith Belcher Postmistress Miriam Rogers Assistant in College Infirmary Katharine Carnes, A.B. Christine Broome, A.B. r Jennie Loyall, A.B. Elizabeth Winn, A.B. Eunice Thompson, A.B. Margaret Chapman, A.B. Leona Letson, A.B. ■ Margaret Bell, A.B. Sue Ellen Morton, A.B. CANDLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY DINING ROOM GYMNASIUM SCIENCE HALL w Y MARBLE PORCH FISH POND ¥ Ja Betty Wiggins, Mascot Senior Class Sponsor: Miss Virginia Wendel Mascot: Betty Wiggins Colors: Red and White Officers Elizabeth Gill . President Nancy Stewart . Vice-President Lillian Sears . Secretary Elizabeth Allmono .. Treasurer Mary Henderson, Eleanor Royal . . Sergrants-at-.Irms Social Organization: Tri-K Eleanor McDonald, President fCWriA T 1 � T1 v T1WV W Z?XZ� Y£7J t77SUJmJ71 SENIOR CLASS Catherine Alley MACON, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Mary Elizabeth Allmond COLUMBUS, GEORGIA AM. Hiblical Literature Sci-Math Club (2) ; Mathematics Club (3, 4); Biblical Literature Club (3); Classical Club (4). ' ll’here others falter, still she journeys on, ' At ' here others yield to night, she hopes for dawn. ' Le Cerclc Francais (i, 2) ; Soccer Squad (2, 3); Secretary of Biblical Literature Club (3); President of Baptist Sunday School Class (4) ; President of Religious Education Club (4) ; President of Biblical Literature Club (4). Her hair, her manner all who saw ad¬ mired, Courteous though coy, gentle though re¬ tired 3 7 Honor Roll (i, 3); College Orchestra (1, 2) ; Town Girls’ Association (1, 2, 3, 4); Le Cercle Francais (2) ; Soccer Team (2, 3) ; Basketball (3); Jester Staff (3); Wesleyan Edition of At aeon Telegraph (3) ; ITesleyan Staff (3, 4) ; English Club (3, 4); Commencement Marshal (3); ITatchtower Staff (4); Library Assistant ( 4 ). Whose little body lodged a mighty mind ' Martha Benton MONT1CELLO, GEORGIA A.B . English Freshman Commission (1) ; Alumna Council (2); Classical Club (3); English Club (3, 4) ; Philosophy Club (3, 4). Her fair words have gladdened so many a heart. 7 Cor exh Brooks MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA AM. History Andrew College (i, 2); International Re¬ lations Club (3, 4) ; Philosophy Club (4). u Her eye begets occasion for her wit; For every object that the one doth catch The other turns to a mirth-loving jest. Florence Allene Brown CORDKI.E, GEORGIA AM . English President of Cordele Club (2) ; Jester Staff (2) ; Biblical Literature Club (3, 4) ; Engli h Club (3, 4); ll ' atchtower Staff (3, 4) ; Hiking Club (2, 3). For the beauty of a lovely woman is like music. 0 33 7 SENIOR CLASS Virginia Ann Hull ATLANTA, GEORGIA AM. Latin Atlanta Club (i, 2, 3, 4); French Club (1, 2) ; Hiking “W” (2); Hiking Club (3, 4); International Relations Club (3, 4); Classical Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (4). The thought of her is one of morning sunshine, For love of youth and life shines in her eyes Frances Eleanor Campbell MANSFIELD, GEORGIA AM, English English Club (3, 4); Classical Club (3); Philosophy Club (4). Thy modesty s a candle to thy merit. 34 SENIOR CLASS Elmina Chambers MACON, GEORGIA AM. French Le Cercle Francais (i, 2) ; Commencement Marshal (3); Spanish Club (4); Author of Town Girls’ Stunt (4). “Gay as the gilded summer sky, Sweet as the dewy milk-white thorn .” Mabel Ann Chastain CALHOUN, GEORGIA AM. Biblical Literature Dramatic Club (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Spanish Club (1, 2); Y’ice-President of Dramatic Club (2, 3); English Club (2, 3); Philosophy Club (4). “Her state is like that of things in the regions above the moon, always dear and serene.” SENIOR CLASS Clifford Helen Clark LOUISVILLE, GEORGIA AM. English Freshman Commission (i); Treasurer of Ceramic Art Club (i); Basketball Team (� . 3 . 4 ) ; Tennis Semi-Finals (i) ; Soccer Team (2, 3); Soccer Varsity (2, 3); Ret! Cross Life Saving Badge (2) ; Certificate m Ceramic Art (2); Tennis Champion (3); Red Cross Examiser’s Badge (3); Vice-President of Athletic Association (3); Philosophy Club (3, 4); English Club (3); President of Athletic Associa¬ tion (4) ; Debaters ' Council (4) ; Bas¬ ketball Varsity (4) ; Feature Section of Veterropt (4). The joy of youth and health her eyes dis¬ played, And ease of heart her every look con¬ veyed. Essie Mae Cobb DUBLIN, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Soccer S |uad (1); French Club (1, 2); Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference (2) ; Treasurer of Class (3); Budget Council (3) ; Alumna? Council (3) ; Math¬ ematics Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4) ; Delegate to Camp Wilkins Conference ( 3 ) ; V. W. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4); De¬ baters’ Council (3); Secretary of Mathe¬ matics Club (3) ; Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference (2, 3); Honorary Member of Student Council (4) ; Presidents Council (4) ; President of Y. VV. C. A. (4). She wrought great things and as loT’ed by all she touched. 36 7 SENIOR CLASS Merk Eula Crow Mildred Jean Davidson MACON, GEORGIA AUGUSTA, CFORCIA A.B, French A.B. Biology French Club (i, 2, 3); Honor Roll (1); Biblical Literature Club (3). Junior College, Augusta (1, 2); Biology Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4); German Club (4) ; Vetfrropt Staff (4). Her reason firm, a temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill, u Age cannot wither her, nor custom her infinite variety, stale 37 1 SENIOR CLASS Anna Perry Davis SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA AM. History Alumnx Council (i, 2) ; President of Cos¬ mopolitan Club (1, 2); International Re¬ lations Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4); Biblical Literature Club (3, 4); Stu¬ dent Assistant in Office of Alumnx Sec¬ retary (4). “Like a fair lily on a river floating, She floats upon the river of our thoughts Rebecca Davis CUTHBERT, GEORGIA AM. liiology Le Cercle Francais (2) ; Philosophy Club (3. 4); Biology Club (3, 4); Secretary and Treasurer of Biology Club (4). “She who ha s lived obscurely and quietly has lived well ” 38 SENIOR CLASS Margaret Frances Edbnfield MACON, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Honor Roll (i, 3); Basketball Squad (1, 4) ; Secretary and Treasurer of Macon Girls’ Association (4) ; Mathematics Club ( 3 4 ). u Her words are bonds, her deeds as pure as gold; Her love sincere, her thoughts immacu¬ late .” Annie Ruth Elder GRIFFIN, GEORGIA AM. English Le Cercle Francais (1); Student Council (2, 3 . ; Spanish Club (2) ; Soccer Team (2); Hiking Club (2, 3, 4); Life Saving Corps (2) ; Alumna? Council (4); English Club (3, 4); Biblical Literature Club (3, 4); Vice-President of Tri-K (4). “And in her face shown goodness, courage, honor.” 39 SENIOR CLASS -+ Bessie Will Elrod BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A.B. Spanish Spanish Club (i, 2, 3, 4); Alabama Club («, 2, 3, 4) ; Biblical Literature Club (4) ; Birmingham-Southern College (3). “The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed, The ease of heart her every look con¬ veyed. Mary Carolyn Fiske AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. History Rando’ph-Macon (1, 2, 3); International Relations Club (4). “She hath a way so to control To rapture the imprisoned soul.” SENIOR CLASS Helen Kate Forrester MACON, GEORGIA AM. I.aiin Debater’s Council (i, 2); Honor Roll (1, 2, 3); Sophomore Honors (2); Classical Club (3, 4); Secretary of Classical Club (3. 4); Biblical Literature Club (3, 4); Vicc-Pre ident of Biblical Literature Club ( 4 ). “There ' s in her all that we believe of Heaven; A mazing brightness, purity, and truth, Eternal joy and everlasting love“ Elizabeth Winifred Fort COLUMBUS, GEORGIA A.B. French Freshman Commission (1); Swimming Championship (2); Sitting Room (3); Honor Roll (3); Commencement Marshal (3); Le Cercle Francais (i, 2, 3) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; Basketball Squad (4) ; Veterropt Staff (4). “Grace, beauty, talent shine among her train. And music is her escort and her thought. Elizabeth Louise Gill MOULTRIE, GEORGIA . ?. Hiology Freshman Commission (i); Le Cercle Francais (i, 2); Secretary and Treasurer of Class (2) ; Basketball Squad (2) ; Bud¬ get Council (2); Secretary of Class (3); Student Council (3) ; Biology Club (3, 4) ; Philosophy Club (3, 4) ; Honor Roll (3) ; Sitting Room (3); Industrial Commission of Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; Swimming Tournament (2) ; Commencement Mar¬ shal (3); Presidents’ Council (4); Presi¬ dent of Senior Class (4). The light of love, the purity of grace, The mind, the music breathing from her face Helen Goodman LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA AJB. Mathematics Freshman Commission (1); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (2); Basketball Team (i, 2); Soccer Team (2, 3) ; Miami University (3); Life Saving Coros (3); Mathe¬ matics Club (4) ; Honor Roll (3) ; Teach¬ er’s Certificate (4). Sweet thoughts are read within her eyes, Sweet nature under sweet disguise SB SENIOR CLASS Clara Nell Hargrove MACON, GEORGIA AM. English Spanish Club (i) ; Jrstrr Staff (2) ; Vj- leyan Edition of Macon Telegraph (2) ; Honor Roll (3); H ' atchtower Staff (3); Wesleyan Staff (2, 3,4); Debaters Coun¬ cil (3, 4); Varsity Debating Team (3); President of Debaters’ Council (3); Com¬ mencement Marshal (3); English Club (3, 4); International Relations Club (3, 4); Scribes and Pharisees (3, 4); Vf.tf.r- ropt Staff (4). “A Soul of power, a well of lofty thought, A (hastened Hope that ever points to Heaven” Jeanetta Pearl Harrison WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA AM. History International Relations Club (3, 4) ; Hik¬ ing Club (3, 4) ; Winner of Hiking “W” (3); World Fellowship Group (4); Phil¬ osophy Club (4) ; Certificate in Piano (4) ; Teacher’s Certificate. “Deep sighted in intelligences, Ideas, atoms, influences.” -13 SENIOR CLASS ■ K ■ ■ ■■■■■■ - Mary Elizabeth Henderson CARTF.RSVILLE, GEORGIA AM. History Treasurer of Wesleyan Mulberry Sunday School Class (i); Alumna Council (3); Delegate to Camp Wilkins (3); Interna¬ tional Re ' ations Club (3, 4) ; Secretary International Relations Club (4) ; Class Sergeant-at-Arms (3, 4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4); Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference (3). Know her and love her, for her mer ry tongue Hinds all u:ho hear her many friends among 44 Dorothy Hill SASSER, GEORGIA AM. It io logy French Club (2); Biology Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4) ; Teacher’s Certifi¬ cate (4). As welcome as sunshine in every place , So we welcome the sunshine of thy smil¬ ing face. SENIOR CLASS Lois Rosalind Holder MACON, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Spanish Club (i) ; Sci-Math Club (i, 2) ; Secretary and Treasurer of Sci-Math Club (2); Mathematics Club (3, 4); Philos¬ ophy Club (3, 4); Associate Member of Biblical Literature Club (4). Hers are all things excellent in woman ' ” Dorothy Page Hunnicutt ATLANTA, GEORGIA AM. French Frerhman Commission (1) ; Student Coun¬ cil (1); I.e Cercle Francais (2, 3); Eng¬ lish Club (3); Debaters’ Council (3, 4); Vbterropt Staff (4) ; Business Manager of Wesleyan Magazine (4) ; Budget Council ( 4 ). The loveliness of face and nature shines In the bright halo of her golden hair” 1 SENIOR CLASS Elizabeth Benton Jones AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. Latin Augusta Junior College (i, a) ; Randolph- Macon (3); Classical Club (4); Biblical Literature Club (4). Stately in bearing, sweet in attitude, Beloved because she is so lovable. ' Elva Rita Kensinger LAKELAND, FLORIDA AM. Mathematics Freshman Commission (1); Soccer Team ( 1 3) I Southern College (2) ; President of Florida Club (3, 4) ; President of Alumnar Council (4); Basketball Team (3, 4); V. W. C. A. Cabinet (4); Veterropt Staff (4) Chemistry Club (4) ; Mathematics Club (4). 7 here is a language in her cheek, her eye, her lips; A world of charm and grace are hers. SENIOR CLASS Martha Lamar DAWSON, GEORGIA AM. English Freshman Commission (i); Honor Roll (i); Industrial Commission (i, 2); Class President (i, 2, 3); Soccer Squad (i, 2, 3) ; Debaters’ Council (2, 3) ; Sitting Room (3); Commencement Marshal (3); Delegate to Blue Ridge (3); S. I. A. S. G. Delegate (3); English Club (3); Basket¬ ball Squad (3, 4) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; President of Student Government ( 4 ). IIraven is in thy soul; lieauty and virtue shine forever round thee, Sara I ouise Lamon MACON, GEORGIA AM. History Spanish Club (1); International Relations Club (3, 4); Y’ice-President of Interna¬ tional Relations Club (4) ; Philosophy Club (4). She hath a mild manner and a gentle heart. 7 Mary Hrooks Lester MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Student Council (i, 3, 4); Mathematics Huh (2, 3, 4); German Club (2, 3 ); Secretary of Wesleyan Sunday School Class (2); Basketball Squad (2); Presi¬ dent of Mathematics Club ( 3 ) ; Vice- President of German Club ( 3 ) ; Sitting Room ( 3 ) ; Point Monitor (3); Vice- President of Mathematics Club (4) ; Presi¬ dent of Mulberry Sunday School Class (4) ; Industrial Commission of Y W C A. (4). I he smiles that win — A mind at peace Sara Elizabeth Long MACON, GEORGIA AM. Spanish Spanish Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Honor Roll (1, 2, 3); Sophomore Honors (2); Classical Club (3, 4); Vice-President of Spanish Club (3) ; President of Spanish Club (4); President of Macon Girls’ Association (4); A.umnar Council (4) ; Presidents’ Council ( 4 ). “Raven black her hair , pure gold her heart , Herself a friend from whom no friend could part SENIOR CLASS Helen Lowe ST. SIMON ' S ISJ AND, GEORGIA AM. French Student Council (i) ; French Club (i, 2) ; Honor Roll (i f 2, 3); Library Assistant (2, 3, 4) ; Alumnar Council (2) ; Jester Staff (2) ; Soccer Team (2, 3) ; Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet (3); Captain of Soccer Team (3); Treasurer of Athletic Association (3); Editor of ll ' atchtower (3); Budget Council (3) ; Feature Section of Y’etf.rropt (3, 4) ; Commencement Marshal (3); Edi¬ tor of Veterropt (4) ; Presidents’ Coun¬ cil (3, 4) ; Scribes and Pharisees (3, 4). “With wit and wisdom will she rule the world. Katherine McCamy I.INDALE, GEORGIA AM. French Shorter College (1); Le Cercle Francais (2); Hiking Club (2, 3, 4); Winner of Hiking “W” (3); Honor Roll (3); Span¬ ish Club (4) ; Student Council (4). “She is something sterling that will stay When gold and silver melt away. 49 SENIOR CLASS Eleanor McDonald BOLTON, GEORGIA AM. Latin; B.M. Piano Honor Roll (i, 2 , 3); Freshman Commis¬ sion (1); Soccer Team (i, 2 , 3); Presi¬ dent of Atlanta Club (3); Varsity Soc¬ cer Team (2, 3); Basketball Squad (3); Life Saving C orps (3); President of De¬ baters’ Council (3, 4); President of Tri- K ( 3 . 4); Presidents’ Council (3, 4); Athletic Board (4) ; Scribes and Phari¬ sees (4) ; Feature Section (4) ; Intercol¬ legiate Debater (4); Classical Club (4). “A heart to resolve , a head to plan , And a hand to execute.” Frances Isabel McNeill TIG NALL, GEORGIA AM. Biology Doctors’ Daughters Club (1, 2 , 3, 4); Hiking Club ( 2 , 3, 4) ; Pallette and Bru h Club ( 2 ) ; Student Council (3); Biology Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4); Alumna? Council (4) ; President of Biology Club (4). “ • • .My heart has learned to glow for others’ good and melt for others’ woe.” 50 3 SENIOR CLASS Ruth Naomi Mann ATLANTA, GEORGIA AM. Latin Soccer Team (i, 3); Honor Roll (2, 3); Student Council (2) ; Basketball Squad (3, 4); Classical Club (3, 4); German Club (4) ; Teacher’s Certificate (4). ' 7 would be friends with you A nd have your love .” Thelma Lee Miller MACON, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Le Cercle Franca is (1); Mathematics Club (3, 4) ; International Relations Club (4) ; Teacher’s Certificate (4). Here is daintiness, and all that with it goes. Si 1 SENIOR CLASS Gladys Elizabeth Moss CALHOUN, GEORGIA AM. Chemistry Honor Roll (i, 2, 3); Sophomore Honor (2) ; Chemistry Club (2, 3, 4); Basket- hall (2, 3); Student Council (3); Biology Club (3); Treasurer of Chemistry Club (3) ; President of Chemistry Club (4); President of German Club (4) ; Treasurer of Athletic Board (4) ; Budget Council ( 4 ). “She has a happy countenance which betokens a happy heart 52 Mary Estelle Morgan COLUMBUS, GEORGIA AM. Spanish Spanish Club (,, 2, 3, 4); Hiking Club ( J 3 . 4 ); Winner of Hiking “W” (2); Hiblical Literature Club (4) ; Philosophy Club (4). .I heart whose love is innoeent, llut tells of Jays in goodness spent” 7 I SENIOR CLASS Martha Anna Munro EM.AVII.LE, GEORGIA AM. Chemistry Andrew College (i, 2); Honor Roll (i, 2); Treasurer of Sci-Math Club (3); Honor Roll (3) ; Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference (3) ; Delegate to Camp Wil¬ kins Conference (3) ; Mathematics Club (4) ; Chemistry Club (3, 4) ; Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; Veterropt Staff (4). “ maiden of our century skilled in art. Martha Elizabeth Orr MACON, GEORGIA AM. French Freshman Commission (1); I Cercle Francais (2); Honor Roll (1, 3); Bib¬ lical Literature Club (3); Soccer Team (3); Basketball Squad (3); Commence¬ ment Marshal (3) ; Vice-President of Ma¬ con Girls Association (4). u And those who paint her truest, praise her most SENIOR CLASS Annie Louise Page COMJMBUS, CKORCIA AM. English Le Cercle Francait (i); Soccer Team (2, 3); Basketball Team (2, 3, 4); Jester Staff (2) ; Vice-President of Tri-K (3) ; Wat ch tower Staff (3) ; Scribes and Phari- (3, 4)1 De’egate to Blue Ridge Con¬ ference (3); Library Assistant (3, 4); Commencement Marshal (3); English Club (3, 4); Treasurer of Y. W. C. A. (4); Wesleyan Staff (4); Veterropt Staff (4) ; President of Budget Council ( 4 ). There ' s a warmth in her heart, a twinkle in her eye , A jolly, ever-ready word for every passer-by.” Edith Partin SOPER It)V, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Honor Roll (i, 2, 3); French Club (1,2); Ministers’ Daughters’ Club (1, 2); Bas¬ ketball Squad (1, 4) Soccer Team (2, 3); Soccer Varsity (3); Mathematics Club (3, 4) ; Philosophy Club (3, 4) ; Secretary and Treasurer of Tri-K (4). u Blessed with that charm — The certainty to please.” 54 Edna Percy DALTON, GEORGIA AM. Biology Student Council (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Roll (3) ; Life Saving Corps (3) ; Biology Club (3, 4); Vice-President of Biology Club (4) ; Philosophy Club (3, 4); Vice-Presi¬ dent of Philosophy Club (4); Chairman of Macon Chapter of Wild Flower Preser¬ vation (4) ; Hiking Club (4). “A face gladness overspread , Soft smiles by human kindness bred” Estelle Perkins LUMPKIN, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Honor Roll (1, 2, 3); Spanish (i, 2); Soccer Squad (1); Tennis Semi-Finals (2) ; Hiking Club (2, 3, 4) ; Mathematics Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4); Treasurer of Mathematics Club (4) ; Bas¬ ketball Squad (4). “She’s pretty to walk with, H illy to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on.” SENIOR CLASS Mary Elizabeth Powell VILLA RICA, GEORGIA .- .B. Biblical Literature l.a Grange College (i) ; Tri-K (2, j, 4) ; Doctors’ Daughters’ Club (2, 3, 4) ; Fourth District Club (2, 3, 4); Biblical Litera¬ ture Club (3, 4) ; Philosophy Club (3, 4); I-e Cerde Fra neats (2, 3); Biology Club (3); Hiking Club (2); Baptist Sunday School Class (2, 3). She holds a corner in our hearts That none but she can fill” Thelma Ray MACON, GEORGIA A.B. History I own Girls’ Association (i, 2, 3, 4); In¬ ternational Relations Club (3, 4); Le Cercle Franca is (2, 3); Hihlical Literature Club (4) ; Commencement Marshal (3). Who knows how deep the thoughts be¬ neath So gentle and so sweet a facet 56 SENIOR CLASS Mary Elizabeth Reeves S OPERTON, GEORGIA AM. Philosophy Spanish Club (i District Club Group (3, 4) ; teer Conference, Philosophy Club ophy Club (4) ; Hiking Club (3, ) ; Vice-President Twelfth (3); World Fellowship Delegate Student Volun- Detroit, Michigan (3); (3, 4) ; President Philos- Teacher’s Certificate (4) ; 4) ; Winner Hiking “W” ( 3 ). Axx ette Richardsox MACON, GEORGIA AM. History Shorter College (1, 2) ; Town Girls’ Asso¬ ciation (3, 4); International Relations Club (3, 4); League of Women Voters ( 4 ). u Thoughtless of beauty, she was beauty’s self. “And thou art worthy, full of power, Gentle, liberal-minded, great 57 7 SENIOR CLASS Lucy Rosser LA FAYETTE, GEORGIA AM. English Chairman Freshman Commission (i); Alumne Council (2) ; Vice-President Y. W. C. A. (3); Sitting Room (3); Treas¬ urer Tri-K (3); Chairman Social Activi¬ ties Y. V. C. A. (4) ; English Club (3, 4). “Her tongue bewitched as oddly as her smile.” Eleanor Royal CORDELE, GEORGIA AM. English Freshman Commission (1) ; Le Cercle Francais (1, 2); Cordele Club (i, 2); Jester Staff (2) ; Wesleyan Edition Tele - graph (2); Treasurer English Club (3); Biblical Literature Club (3, 4) ; Advertis¬ ing Manager Watchtower (3); Com¬ mencement Marshal (3); Class Cheer Leader (3, 4); Swimming Meet (2, 3); Honor Roll (2, 3); Hiking “YV (4); Debaters Council (4) ; Business Manager eterropt (4) ; Budget Council (4). A world of wit, a heart of purest gold. SENIOR CLASS Hortense Royal CORDEI.E, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Le Cercle Francais (i, 2); Cordele Club (1, 2); Honor Roll (2, 3); Dramatics Club (2) ; Soccer Team (2) ; Basketball Team (2, 4); Treasurer Baptist Sunday School Class (i, 2, 3); Mathematics Club (3. 4) ; Philosophy Club (3, 4) ; Debaters’ Council (4). “And she did, with a cheerful mill, If hat others talked of while their hands were still.” Lillian Sears 8HELLMAN, GEORGIA A.B. Latin Secretary and Treasurer Freshman Class (1); Freshman Commission (1); Budget Council (1); Le Cercle Francais (i, 2); Basketball Squad (1, 2, 3, 4); Varsity Basketball Squad (2) ; Philosophy Club (3. 4); Classical Club (3, 4); President Third District Club (4) ; President Clas¬ sical Club (4) ; Secretary Class (4) ; Ten¬ nis Tournament (2); Life Saving Corps (2, 3. 4)« “Higher must I climb, yet higher; irider yet must he tny gaze ” 59 SENIOR CLASS Lillian Shearouse SAVANNAH, GEORGIA AM. English Charlotte Louise Shields LA FAVFTTE, GEORGIA AM. Philosophy Honor Roll (i); Le Cercle Francais (i); Associate Editor of The Jester (2) ; Asso¬ ciate Editor Wesleyan Edition Macon Telegraph (2) ; Associate Editor of W’atchtower (3) ; Junior Editor of Veter- ROPT (3); Treasurer Scribes and Phari¬ sees (3); Secretary English Club (3); Commencement Marshal (3); Correspond¬ ent to Atlanta Constitution (3); President Savannah Club (3, 4); Editor The ITes- leyan (4) ; Literary Editor Veterro;� t (4) ; President Scribes and Pharisees (4) ; Student Assistant in Journalism (4) ; Presidents’ Council (4), Shorter College (i, 2); Philosophy Club (3, 4); Le Cercle Francais (3). Here ' s to her who halves our sorrows And doubles our joys, The fairest garden in looks, And in her mind the wisest books. SENIOR CLASS + ■ 4 - Alice Mary Silliman GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA .!!. French Hiking Club (2); Classical Club (3, 4); Le Cercle Francais (2, 3) ; Round Table ( 4 ). “Stately thoughts must go nitli stately nays.” Margaret Elizabeth Slocumb MACON, GEORGIA cl. II. Mathematics Spanish Club (1); Sci-Math Club (2); Mathematics Club (3, 4); Honor Roll (3); Treasurer Mathematics Club (3). Her guiet nays bespeak an understand - ing heart.” 61 SENIOR CLASS Alfreda Stanley DUBLIN, GEORGIA A.B. History Le Cercle Francais (i, 2); Honor Roll (1); Macon Girls’ Association (1, 2); Soccer Squad (3); Jester Staff (3); Cir¬ culation Manager ll ' atchtovuer (4) ; In¬ ternational Relations Club (3, 4) ; Teach¬ er’s Certificate (4). “A smooth ami steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and calm desires” 62 Allie Walton Stephens ATLANTA, GEORGIA l.B. English Debaters’ Council (i, 2, 3); Freshman- Sophomore Debate (i, 2); Atlanta Club (i, 2, 3, 4); Doctors’ Daughters’ Club (1, 2) ; Le Cercle Francais (2) ; Treasurer Student Council (2) ; Budget Council (2) ; Soccer (2, 3) ; Vice-President Student Council (3); Chairman Handbook Com¬ mittee (3); Commencement Marshal (3); Student Council (4) ; Student Assistant in Librarian (3, 4); English Club (3, 4). “Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her rye t In every gesture dignity and love.” SENIOR CLASS •4- Mildred Emily Stephens LAKELAND, FLORIDA BJi., Piano; AM., Biblical Literature Florida Club (i, 2, 3, 4); Soccer (i, 2); Le Cercle Francais (3); History of Art Club (3); Secretary Ceramic Art Club (i, 2); Certificate in Piano (4); Biblical Literature Club (3, 4). A world of wit, a heart of gold, A brilliant mind are hers, we’re told,” Nancy Stewart LA FAYETTE, GEORGIA A.B. French Le Cercle Francais (1, 2); Hiking Club (1); Wesleyan Conservatory Orchestra (1, 2); Macon Symphony Orchestra (2, 3); English Club (3); Philosophy Club (4) ; Secretary-Treasurer League of Wom¬ en Voters (4) ; Vice-President Class (4) ; Teacher’s Certificate (4). u Tall and fair; blessed with all the graces.” 63 SENIOR CLASS Marjorik Faith Taylor FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS AM. English, Philosophy Delegate to World Court Conference, At¬ lanta (i); Le Cercle Francais (2); Biol¬ ogy Club (3); English Club (2, 3, 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4); Cosmopolitan Club (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Y. W. C. A. Worship Committee (4) ; Basketball (2, 3) ; Soccer (1, 2, 3); Basketball Varsity (3); Soccer Varsity (3); Monitor of Dining Room (2); Secretary Student Council (i, 2, 3); Tri-K (4) ; Council (1, 2, 3) ; Round Ta¬ ble (1, 2, 3); Jester Staff (4). Her sperch is graced with sweeter sound Than in another ' s song is found, Constance Elizabeth Tindell MACON, GEORGIA AM. English Honor Roll (1, 3); English Club (3, 4); Debaters’ Council (3, 4) ; Le Cercle Fran¬ cais (2) ; Tri-K (1, 2, 3, 4) ; ITaichtowcr Staff (4) ; Jester Staff (3) ; Wesleyan Edi¬ tion Telegraph (3). To those who know thee not, no words can paint; To those who know thre best, all words are faint.” SENIOR CLASS Naomi V. Welch PEI.IIAM, GEORGIA AM. History Biology Club (3); Philosophy Club (3, 4); International Relations Club (3, 4); President of International Relations Club (4) ; Alumna Council (4); Biblical Lit erature Club (3); President of Second District Club (4) ; Vice-President of Bap¬ tist Sunday School Class (4). “Read love of life in her dark eyes, And wealth of friends, and merriment Adna Claire Whaley OZARK, ALABAMA AM. History Woman’s College of Alabama (1, 2); President Alabama Club (3, 4); History Club (3, 4) ; Spanish Club (3, 4). ' . . . Who know her, know the charm of gay black eyes and dusky hair” 7 SENIOR CLASS Geraldine Dessau Wheeler MACON, GEORGIA AM. Mat hematics Spanish Club (i); Debaters ’ Council (i, 2, 3. 4) ; Secretary Debaters’ Council (2, 3) ; Vice-President Debaters’ Council (2) ; Freshman-Sophomore Debate (1, 2); Sci- Math Club (2) ; Math Club (3, 4) ; Vice- President Math Club (3) ; President Math Club (4); Honor Roll (1); Life Saving Corps (3, 4); Commencement Marshal ( 3 ). And all her well-placed words are darts Which need no light to reach our hearts Move Williams MACON, GEORGIA AM. History Round Table (1, 2); Biblical Literature Club (2) ; Hiking Club (2, 3, 4); Hiking “W” (2) ; International Relations Club (2, 3. 4). 77 e enormous ability of many made for one. 66 Mary Frances Winn GUYTON, GEORGIA A.B. Latin Conservatory Orchestra (i, 2); Soccer Squad (i, 2, 3); Soccer Varsity (1, 3); Student Council (2, 3); Debaters’ Coun¬ cil (2, 3); Jester Staff (2); Treasurer Tri-K (2); Vice-President of Class (3); ITatchtower Staff (3); Wesleyan Corres¬ pondent to Macon Telegraph (3, 4) ; Bas¬ ketball Squad (1, 2, 3, 4); Budget Council (3); Commencement Marshal (3); Class¬ ical Club (3, 4); Biblical Literature Club (4) ; Vetkrropt Staff (4). Frame your mind to mirth and merri¬ ment, Which hath a thousand boons, and lengthens life Ruth Winter WASHINGTON, D. C. A.B. History Cotner College, Lincoln, Nebraska, (1, 2) ; Basketball (1, 2, 3); International Rela¬ tions Club (3, 4) ; Biblical Literature Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4). u Her charm strikes the sight, ller merit wins the soul.” SENIOR CLASS Annie Cecilia Wright ATI.ANTA, GEORGIA AM. Spanish Atlanta Club (i, a, j, 4 ) ; Le Cercle Fran- cais (i, 2); Spanish Club (3, 4); Philos¬ ophy Club (3, 4 ); Honor Roll (3); Teacher’s Certificate (4). “A (harming friend, as dear as she is charming 68 Miss Leona Letson, Sponsor g 35 2EZEIG2ni I Ed Burke, Mascot Junior Class Sponsor: Miss Leona Lei son Mascot: Ed Burke Colors: Lavender and White Officers Agnes Kelley . President Elizabeth Ingram . Vice-President Winnie Jones . Secretary-Treasurer Marion Dean Johnson . Sergeant-at-Arms Social Organization: Round Table Marion Dean Johnson, President 70 gS MARGARET BOYD I Tv O -g LOUISE BRIDGES 7i DOROTHY BRUNER. !ZZ5E Margaret garnett zouise garrett MILDRED GARRETT rUWlAyT lvv%TlxVm VV V •V rF yJT lTi HELEN CLARK MALLETTE CRUM HELEN CLISBY ODILLE DASHER SARA COLLEY ELIZABETH EDMOND50K -SU7 S C7MOT ctUL VS+M +£ +M rt ' l WfWrf. GRACE- HENDRICKS MINNIE LEE HERRINGTON MARY PAULINE HILL 73 ruwivwivwiwmww ' 74 so-: r, J: L I pfc - Q -G HELEN KILPATRICK ALICE KATHERINE LANIER ADA, LEE LAUJ3A LIL.lV ELIZABETH W c MAHON. £LEANOR fl® MICHAEL louise mackaV Vivian majors charlVe mattheWs 75 fCAVivVIT lv %Tlv yrivW w CYBflVc) JEANNETTE MAXWELL SAHA T. MOSELEY DOROTHY OTTO (vWiATT 1W%T ivMJ ivN T CHRISTINE MOORE EMILY ORR REBECCA OXFORD SU?J GV5, ' V nv +m s;M W + +f r T DOROTHY REDXvlNE NELL PRYOR MARTHA PAULK ETHEL HmOI RS ELLEN RIDOUT EVELYN REYNOLDS HELEN ROSS MARJORIE 1VYAL r(WTiv TrivV%TlvVM Vlv v VIRGINIA SHEPPARD EVELYM SAITW l(ATHRy l 3KITH RUTH SK1TH Wm Ut STILES VIRGINIA STUART 7� ia ruwiAV ivvvcvvmvwit T zzmzmnzL mi LUCILLE TROWBRIDGE CORNEL TX TURNER CATHERINE VINSON cmi M MARY WALDEN ELIZABETH WILDE CLIrrOED WILKINSON LILLIAN WILLIAMS LORRAINE WILLIAMS HELEN WITHERSPOON sUSLi cAOia The Miser Miserly me! I n ouhl hoard each jar-flung cloud, each wayward star, I would take the freshness of spring, the extravagance of summer, The bounty of autumn, the majesty of winter And hide them deep, deep within the heart of me. Cautiously, carefully, would guard them until the end of day. If hen chuckling, gloating, I would count my gold — Values 80 r(Wyi xyr iw tivvitivw Take away all that fate asks for. Hut leave me, l pray you, just these — The white curt e of land meeting ocean, ' The sight of brave ships on the seas. The sound of the wind calling, moaning. The moon with its silver gold beams. The beauty of stars and of twilight. The wonder of yet unborn dreams, hese my treasures. Til gather around me; Let fate take array all the rest. Til but laugh as they leave me forever — Kind fate! You have left me the best, Mary Fiske. 20 Snp tiaaia M iss Helen R. Bartlett, Sponsor i?5m rciw giv i ZZJ KHZ2. izznnm um Parker Moseley, Jr.. Mascot Sophomore Class Sponsor: Miss Helen R. Bartlett Mascot: Parker Moseley, Jr. Colors: Gold and White Officers Elizabeth Malone. Martha Cooper. Rachel Johnson. Claire Carter, Betsy McConnell . President . Pice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer S ergrant s-at-Arm Social Organization: Golden Heart Claire Carter, President 8 2 r iw mvvsT«� ww«TW ' CM ’ L V7HUS7 lZB. 11 7 C rfl ALB ED ELIZABETH AMDEESON CHRISTINE BEAVERS JEAN AUTRY IMA BROWN. JOSEPHINE BETTS MARIAN BROWN MILDRED BARBER LOTTIE r V C . MARY BRODERICK MILDRED BENNETT MARGARET CANNON CLAIRE CARTER. PANSY CARTER HELEN CAHILL VONG JONG CHOW VERNA CLARK ARLENE COBB CARABEL CROSBY EUGENIA COLEMAN MARTHA COOPER CLADIA DAVENPORT KATHERINE DORSEY I I -C 7W 575375T ttAi?Y DOW LL, -JK BZWm — PA FKRMANDIZ VELnA FINCHER EVELYN FIRE FPANCE-S FLANDERS E-JLIZAM3-TH FRALEY «5 v ,i sn gs5trs d ZTi UZQuZSX SIZSi UZ VYWUI LEWIS CATHERIHT LOWS JOSEPHINE LOTT HA.ZEL MACON ELIZABETH MALONE cMii rivVUlvVlTlvWlvV«T4vMITW V TF yjT ;r c ' .V- TAW HEP _ WlLHbfMHA l ' H9T P3°W Martha. sruTH 6RAC TEASUz ' i 7 N LL TRovkRlDGfc AIU 3 RH) Tirnwta LAURIL UPSHAW AKNtTTE WklTE. 1 f ' RAKCE-5 rAChLRV fcUZAb TH form Mrs. R. L. Wiggins, Sponsor rivV TivVfTivWiwvfi Hv UZYi e n!j7 Hilly Lane, Mascot Freshman Class Sponsor: Mrs. R. L. Wiggins Mascot: Billy Lane Colors: Green and Gold Officers Frances Knott . President Virginia Townsend . Vice-President Vida Barnett . Secretary-Treasurer Jeanne McCartney, Doretta Russell . Sergeants-al-Arms 90 [KV71 ' THvN%TtvWIlvVIT E AVtRILL BURMA BAKER FRANCES DANKS LAURA WELL AW0ER5OK FI BEASLEY A ART HA BE ' NNS Vida barnett margaret battles fli LHOUN RU55ELL BRINSON HILDA BURNETTE LULA MAUDE BETTS LOUISE- BAVWE- HELEN CHILDS MARGARET CARTER ROBERTA CASON rvwt gtjjtj rt;viri Wiv %Tivv«nv ' � TVv ' Tzsjzmzss mnsszm -doi) TZS 9 1 MARY COTTON COPA COUCH- MAPV CULPEPPBD OBYIlLP CULPfPPfrE L f ' AKJ IV- ayae- Ware- daleV Virginia dance- lois danie-l hate- dr-el alfpeda. de-Vaughn, mapgaeet duncan blanche- duvJml, 9 l jzsszsxiisjDc znsxs slm. W TW sM f L tM jMARYIILION DOROTHY FOUNTAIN BARA FOUNTAIN LUCY FREEMAN RUBY GABKINS MARIAN GERTMAN LAURA GILBERT CHRISTINE GLAUSIER S SA HAMMOCK, WAXY HARLEY MABEL HARRIS ELIZABETH HASLAM 93 rcAmvwiv iriwTi%w%v I MARY AUCfc HOUSE. NEVADA HOGUELY DOROTHY HU IE MYRTLE JOHNSON HELfN JOINER. DIXIE JONES 94 rUWl’WT IvVVlvMTlWV IvV rv rtAVC%vVii Mu ViWfi I 9fQ -G a HATTIE BELL LEWIS CAROLY’N LOWE EMILY MCARTHOR JEANM? MACARTNEY RAY M«DAKIEL LOIS W DOMAU FANNIE M«GBHtE HELEN MCNUTT amt zzzzziiizsiLjznizsEzm ROSAMOND MILLER MARTHA MOORE EVELYN MERRITT ELIZABETH MANGET MARTHA MORGAN MARY EMMA NELSON DORIS NEWSOME MARY NOBLE MING HWA NYEO LILLIAN PATroRD Eunice partin NANCY VIRGINIA PET WAY 0UI3H PITTMAM FBAUCE3 POTTER DOROTHY QUILLIAN RUTH BAY HELEN. REYNOLDS JULIETTE ROUNTREE EXA RUMBLF- DOPIrTTA BUSSELL IOA. 5B53ION.5 KATHRYN 511. KNIT TER DOROTHY 31MM0NS ELLEN NE I L SMITH- IDA MAE SMITH ' ELIZABETH SPURLOCi zzKzsnzsit nnsszm LOUISE ' STAKE ' lY JLVDA STAPLE ' S BELLE STEERS LELLITA STIPE VIRGINIA TOWnSERD MARGARET TURNER EFFIE MAE tVrE BLANCHE- WAKMAJAAKEI INEZ WARD aarjoble Watson AARlAh VfilGL V ttARV ube Wimberly 7 9 MARION JOHNSON ELIZABETH MALONE annie uxjisi Page ■ II 11 COUNCIL PACHIL JOHNSON MARGARET WINNIE JONES ELIZABETH ALLMOND DOROTHY HUNNICUTT ELEANOR ROYAL 07 President ' s Council Martha Lamar. Essie Mae Cobb. Clifford Clark . . . . Elizabeth Gill . . Agnes Kelly . . . Elizabeth Malone Frances Knott . . Helen Lowe . . . Ellen Ridout . Lillian Shearouse . . . Eleanor McDonald. Ely a Kensinger. . President of Student Body . President of Y. W. C. A . . . President of Athletic Association . . President of Senior Class . . . President of Junior Class . President of Sophomore Class . President of Freshman Class . Editor of Vet err opt . . . . Editor of Watchtonxer . Editor of Wesleyan . President of Debaters Council . President of Alumnae Council 11 fj 4 l A ITCSIDEMTS CCLNCII AGN£S KELLY ELIZABETH MALONE - FRANCES KNOTT ' HELEN LOWfe- LILLIAN 3HEAB0USE ELLEN PIDOUT - ElVa KEMSING I - £ LEANOi? M c OOilALO 103 [(iWlATT lv � Tlv Vriv V Vv ' -C 1 Jjnp L±£iiZ nvvx M Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Officers Essie Maf. Cobb. President Helen Clark. Pice-President Ruth Smith.. Secretary Annie Louise Page. Treasurer I MEi.DA Roger. Undergraduate Representative Committee Chairmen Mary Ranks. IP or Id Fell onus hip Caroline Owen. Student Polunteer Irma Hell. Off Campus Sara Erwin. Sophomore Council Marion Dean Johnson .... Industrial Commission Helen Ross. IP or ship Elizabeth Fort. Music Martha Munro. Publicity Nell Trowbridge. Tea Room Elva Kensincer. Tea Room Laura Lilly.. Campus Activities Lucy Rosser. Social Melissa Jack. Freshman Commission Louise Mack ay. Town Girls Martha Lamar.. Honorary Member rcWTiA TivxviiAyiivVET r cja r« ;v f€vvViixVlWr fiflia f(vWiATflv Vlv Tlvv% T w Helen Lowe. Editor-in-chief Eleanor Royal . Business Manager Lillian Shearouse . Literary Editor Elizabeth Fort . Literary Editor Elva Kensinger . Pictorial Editor Dorothy Hunnicutt . Pictorial Editor Annie Louise Pace . Art Editor Martha Munro . Art Editor Mary Winn . Advertising Manager Clara Nell Hargrove . Advertising Manager Jean Davidson . Snapshot Editor Helen Kilpatrick . Junior Editor Helen Kilpatrick ..... Editor-in-Chief, 1929-1930 Marion Dean Johnson . . Business Manager, 1929-1930 EiEAKofc P°wi_ CLtVRft. NELL HA.RGR°Ve I3INGEJJ. LILLIAN 5HEAR°U3E_ A.NNIE IPU13E. PAGE_- MARTHA. KUJNRo WS’ThV HUNMCUTT EJUZAifclrt P T •JEAN HELEN tiLPATRIC IA M i Tzs zmzmnznnsiz Wesleyan Staff Lillian Shearouse. Dorothy Hunnicutt. Clara Nell Hargrove . . . Josephine Humphries . . Annie Louise Face . . Winnifred Jones . . . Martha Cooper .... Mercer Pilcher .... Elizabeth Wilde . . . Clifford Wilkinson . . Bernice Bassett . . . . Sarah Erwin. . Editor-in-Chu! . Business Manager . Senior Associate Editor . . . Junior Associate Editor . . . . Senior Literary Editor . . . . Junior Literary Editor . . Sophomore Literary Editor . . . . Advertising Manager . Alumnae Editor . Exchange Editor . Rambler Editor . . . . Circulation Manager M 3?3 °5LPH1NL HUJamRllLS NELL TRoWERIDCE- a k. LLlZAftLTH vTlLDE. MkRTHk C°°PER_ NANNIE. i°N£-S ■hH OARK HEiL HJlROR«Ve_ PA. 6 E_, finia gggi JivVTT tvWlv � T4vvy IV Watchtower Staff Ellen .. Christine Moore. Marion Johnson. Constance Tindall . . Agnes Kelley .... Sara Frances Mosley . Loraive Williams . . . Bernice Bassett . . . Aileen Brown . . . . Helen Kilpatrick . . Alfreda Stanley . . . Marjorie Royal . . . Lena Lamar . .•. Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . Business Manager . . . Advertising Manager . Sport Editor . Managing Editor . Alumnae Editor . Columnist . Exchange Editor . Feature Editor . . . . Circulation Manager . Cartoonist . Conservatory Correspondent 112 (LLLEJK WDOUT CHRISTINE MP°RE f cLEKICE f ASSLTT C°N5TANCE TINDALL A NE-o KELLEY WARl°N °HNSPN LPfcfyUNE. V LLIMXLS ALILNL BR°Wn . ' WKA. W°5E_1 _7 ALFRLDA 5 TANLf-Y ILRMRICK. MARJCRIt. RolAL SCRIBES AND PHARISEES - AMRI LOUISE PAGE HELEN. LoWe- LILLIAH SHBAROUSE ELIZABETH V ILDE 9 ' ’ ' A HETLEf KIL.PATELCi CLARA ME LL HARG 4 k ETHEL ROGERS CLIFFORD WILKINSON CRAHMIC 1 LlJB OFFICERS chaolVe aattheVs SXAQlOhl UOHMSOR cJdiiii ms dramatic club nfj � r«; irKvVii Vl� NVi� NViwoi (AtrivWlvv TtvVMlv V !� W%iUHm1wW r � « wihuk nsiuuiv f fee f si lB| a lal tml %m%Yw r (i ' 7l W 1 v %T1vW1WVVv ' WJW ilW ' iTW) ' FR ESH MAN COM MISSION fiwjp f s+ s+M rM s j ' Vi:F lTI ' AJT ylTF iIF ;)l SOPHOMORE COUNCIL - fiTKjra g gggiig-.ira . • =t _ j. WORLD FELLOWSHIP AND STUDENT VOLUNTEER GROUP fCWTivWto � TtW� T4 T %V rS2ZmZ2SQS S23SZL c w:r y r� ’ jT ' iTF iW ) ' GOLDEN HEART i+ C75JW r twr€vvv%w i %N ri% v rU VivWlv VlVVtTl Tl aflM debaters ' council -C JV S7K77J :-g INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATERS CLARA MfrlL HARGROVE MARTHA COOPE-R-. ELIZABETH MALOMfc « 7 V :F jT7 iT rF yiTV;)l Job. niV ' TlATt lv %Tlv VH V .x ' 2J±LLZntM t m ' i ' 7x{ 375 V kSL- W y M f l nifo v Ty� jry jTy j nr yjTy ;i ! 9 cM w(Tva_ PHI DELTA PHI, I J28 131 f WrivVTrivWivV«Tlv VlvV giL yrtZ? ic f sji r o Ijss CYflfiYO jg r 30 O i S5335 ’ss2zi uz Tszsnsszm clfMi Izm rV’g� ftWTtvvV i Vt Vu Vt m i aa wSa IpESi :-G a= VS+MW+m TO7B5 (Mia. WivV Tlvv%TCv mv Vl dak 37 fiOU- JSSSS fK rm ALUMNAE COUNCIL m 575573“ tMz f(vV 7ivVtTlv %Ti%MTrivXVlvv ic 71, A W W fvWtOTuvVii MiWi:%vvuv: f(W7lvWlv %Tiv mv Vlx LLSil wra{ v :« Ty iTy Tr iw; ’ mp ' ©fc -os 7 lT PHILOSOPHY CLUB i , iR iTjy irr iiv;)i 140 57077 ESf vflfiS MivWivxVlvVmvvyi FRESHMEN SERVING AT JUNIOR PROM, ’28 ATHLETIC BOARD i CUFFOPD CLARK rtACIAf} GERALDINE 1 JACKSON. N.AKGUJjRITE ' GUN N. AlARY 1 BRODBEICK. ELEAN.OE MCDONALD | 45 JESS Mt : yjry ii i TF yjT ; 1 Tke New Gymnasium HE NEW Wesleyan gymnasium is a companion to the dining room building. It is of harmonizing red brick trimmed in white wood and stone. Of rather austere lines, it lacks none of the exquisite symmetry characteristic of the entire group of new buildings. The swimming pool unit forms one complete wing of the building, connected only by a short stairway. The main building includes two athletic doors, dressing rooms, showers, lockers and offices. The pool unit has its own showers, locker rooms, as well as drying rooms for suits. Arched columns frame the entrance to the pool, and a walk of white and green tile extends around it. Seats for spectators occupy one side and end, great arched windows the opposite side, and an elevated diving platform the opposite end. The pool proper is of green and white tile. Green lines are blocked five feet apart, run¬ ning lengthwise as guides in swimming. The depth of the water graduates from three feet to six inches in the shallow end, to eight feet, six inches in the deepest part. Swimming in the new pool is only one of the many athletic features at the new college. Sports include basketball, tennis, base¬ ball, archery, horseback riding, and hiking. An elective course in eurythmics is offered to Juniors and Seniors. 146 WtWUvVi% VU VCi Vu Clifford Clark, Tennis Champion, ’28 147 vVivvmwvivxniv ' .wv ' r ferazHTc 1, y sai fUWi ' WtTivNVI ' vWtWV Ivv VARSITY PLAYERS Clifford Clark Ends her collegiate basketball career this year, hav¬ ing played four consecutive seasons on her respec¬ tive class teams. She has also been a varsity soccer player during the past two years, winner of tennis championship in ’28, and possessor of an examiners badge in life saving. Cliff has done outstanding work in all athletics at Wesleyan. Margaret Lawrence Came to Wesleyan this fall and led a team of fast, sporty little Freshmen to the basketball champion¬ ship. Her excellent playing in the center won a varsity place for her. Nell Trowbridge 1 his is Nell’s second year on the varsity team. This plucky little guard gives promise of a four-year’s varsity record. Nell is an all-round athlete. XWtWCv V%i MU Vl rii I eMl :-g 2= VARSITY PLAYERS Virginia Townsend Virginia was her captain’s right-hand man. She played a quick, accurate running center for the Freshmen during the first of the series of games. Later she was switched to a forward position and showed herself equally capable in that position. Helen Hall I he frosh fast guard, shows promise as a well- rounded athlete for Wesleyan. She also brings a famous high school record with her. Blanch Duvall Little Blanch proved to be the highest score-gainer for the Freshman team. She had an excellent high school career behind her, and although she is small, she managed to out-twist her opposing guard. 149 Frosh Win Cage Diadem Defeat Seniors in Final Game of Present Season Miss Grote Presents Cup IIy Agnes Kelley C WK FRESHMAN SIX stepped to the basketball championship of Wesleyan College last night when they easily defeated the Senior squad with a score of 26-12. At the close of the game Miss Ernestine Grote, head of the phys¬ ical education department, presented to their captain, Margaret Lawrence, of Sa¬ vannah, the athletic trophy which has been in the hands of the Seniors for the past year. This was the first game in which the Seniors had met defeat. Although the frosh lost out in their first game on Thanksgiving day, they retaliated when they won over the Juniors and Sophomores last week. The frosh team as a whole has put up superior pass work and team co-operation during the entire season. From the standpoint of basketball technique they were due the basketball championship. Centers Star The high spot of the game was the work of the Freshman centers, Lawrence and Hall. They managed to keep the ball in the Freshman territory the major part of the game. The Line-ups Seniors Position Freshmen C. Clark . Forward . Va. Townsend E. Kensinger . .... Forward .B. Wannamaker L. Sears. Center .M. Lawrence M. Winn. S. Center . H. Hall A. L. Page . Guard .E. Manget H. Royal . Guard .L. Jones Substitutes Partin for Royal; Royal for Partin; Partin for Winn. Smith; Time-keeper, I. Ingraham; Score-keeper, 1 . Kinnett. Referee, Mrs. H. L -Extract from Macon ' Telegraph, December 15, 1928. 150 M 1p2 cTSjyr ciiiii Freshman Basketball Team Blanch Duvall. Forward Blanch Wannamaker.. Forward Margaret Lawrence, Captain . Center Virginia Townsend. Center Helen Hall. Guard Lelia Jones. Guard Substitutes Russell Brinson Edith Partin Margaret Carter Bell Stevens r(W7l VCr IvWivMTivW lN flyAflro L 00 3 Sophomore Basketball Team Mildred Barber. Forward Izma Griffith. Forward Marion Brown. Captain . Center Mildred Bennett. Center Mary Broderick. Guard Nell Trowbridge. Guard Lucille Allred Emily Norton Claire Carter Substitutes Rachel Johnson Velma Fincher Dorothy Bruner rtiWiWTlVWTlvVWWVW 9 wrtvwu vwvu viiv%rt% c Junior Basketball Team Grace Hendricks. Forward Geraldine Jackson. Forward Margaret Garnett, Captain . Center Mercer Pilcher. Center Lucille Trowbridge. Guard Mary Banks. Guard Substitutes Sara Godley Eleanor McMichael Helen Clark Imelda Boger Lorraine Williams Margaret Boyd p I c -C JV Lillian Sears. Center Mary Winn. Center Annie Louise Pace. Guard IIortense Royal. Guard Substitutes Ruth Mann Helen Lowe Margaret Edenfield Martha Lamar Elizabeth Fort Edith Partin «54 [(v ' TlvV«T IW TlvMTlWV VV . . Forward Forward Clifford Clark, Captain Elva Kensinger . Senior Basketball Team -_ HIKING CLLB r u ' rivwr iv %Tivvu� wv i� w«v dw VAriw;fi« lefts? rt S3TOJ crej reSM fifoyr JZgS£ ?KMO wt v- vw rr : ' mZ U£ USU ' jji s SWIMMING POOL Song of a Gym-Scarf I bind my scarf across my brows And kneel, a nun, enchained by vows. But see, my veil is rosy-lined! No nun am I, with fear imbued — A harem maid of wistful grace. Shy-veiled before my master s face. Scarfs like mine are airy things That make one know the joy of wings! Soft-furled, my wings upon me lay — Aurora s robe, who lights the day — The royal mantle falls aside. And sweeter splendor veils the bride, Whose glory lingers on through life, While he who loves her calls her wife! No nun, nor bride, nor rose-fingered fay Is here, but just my scarf and I at play. Elizabeth Wilde, 30 ■H CHILDREN OF COLONIAL DAYS Billie Hendricks, Dorothy Hlie .. Two Cutest Freshmen Lillian Shearouse JANE ADAMS . Most Ingenious Eleanor McDonald ANNE GEDDY Most Talented Clifford Clark MOLLY PITCHER Most Athletic Claire Carter DOLLY MADISON Most Popular ie zr, rcz i Charlye Matthews . . . SALLY O’NEILL Jollifst Martha Cooper BETSY ROSS Most Capable r r- r MARTHA WASHINGTON Helen Lowe . . . . . Miss Hr si cyan ES wS -« DEDICATION ►- To Professor Joseph Maerz, director and teacher, who by his rare genius, sparkling wit, and human understanding, has endeared himself to the hearts of all with whom he comes in contact, we the Senior Class of the Conservatory dedicate this portion of the twenty-second volume of the Vctrrropt. JZ5SI ' Miss Isabelle Kinnett Head of Physical Education Department M iss Mildred McCrory Head of English Department Mrs. Doris Onderixjnk Jelks Professor of Pipe Organ Mrs. Monroe G. Ogden Head of Juvenile Piano Department; Solfeggio Edgar Howerton Head of Focal Department 182 e ®5jp I Mrs. Lula J. Comer Counsellor of Women Instructor in French; Italian Herbert F. Kraft Professor of Piano and Theory History of Music Miss Anne Chenallt Wallace Head of Department of Dramatic Art Miss Callie Cook Ceramic Art Mrs. Glenn Priest Maerz Head of Fiolin Department Miss Rosetta Rallston Rivers Drawing and Painting 183 The Fine Arts Here is found art, that precious gift That from the gloom of a soul may lift To seek the noble and the true And paint the dull a brilliant hue . Here too, divclls music, art divine! That in the darkest soul doth find A glorious, far shining light ' To lead the wrong and guide the right . And here doth dwell that noble art That doth a charm to life impart! Here life is told in song and story For in these halls dwells Oratory! 184 fvWtvWt% Vi% Mu V riiV5 rg jik xvivvvriwmrw r0zyic y i i, z£g crop ytfila .. Senior Class, 29 Color: Shell Pink ami White Motto: After the battle of patience and practice—Success Officers Doris Battle I ' icc-President Alyce McElroy President Virginia Griffin Treasurer Marjorie Baii.ey Sergeant-at-A rms SENIOR CLASS Katherine Alwood MACON ' , GEORGIA Senior in Ceramic Art French CIul� , (1); Dramatic Club. (I); Literary Club, 2. S ; Diapason Club, (2. 3); President of Ceramic Art Club, (3). The freshness of a dew-crowned violet bed, The spirit of a strong heart. Margaret Hailey HARLEM, GEORGIA Senior in Art Vlce-Prealdent of Palette and Brush Club. (3, 4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3. 4); r Veterropt” Staff, (4); Hiking Club, (4). Thoughts serenely sweet expressed, How pure, how dear, their dwelling place. M SENIOR CLASS Marjorie Bailey HARLEM, GEORGIA Senior in Voice Student Council, (4); •‘Vetorropt ' Staff, Choral Hub, (4); Hiking Club, (4). u Through all the changes of the day I turn me to the sun, Doris Battle MOULTRIE, GEORGIA Senior in Dramatic Art Senior in Piano Kreahman Commission. (1); Trl-K, (1); Vice- President of Senior ' lit km, (4); President of I ra- nmtlc Club. (4); President ' s Council, (4); Y. V. C. A. Cabinet, (4); Literary Club. (4); Ceramic Art Club, (4); Veterropf Staff. (4); Mu Alpha Omega, (4). “A child of light, a radiant lass, And gamesome as the morning air (4); 188 SENIOR CLASS Elizabeth Fort COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Senior in Piano With smiles of peace and looks of love, Light in our dwellings we may make. Edvthk Miller Gibson MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA Senior in Voice Her voice as sweet as winds that sweep The harps of Paradise. 1 I SENIOR CLASS Marjorie Jacob Nancy Maddox MACON, GEORGIA BAINRRIDGE, GEORGIA Senior in Piano Sfnjor Vice-President of Literary Club, (3); T. W. C. A. Cabinet. (3. 4); Y. W. C. A. Delegate to Blue Itldge, (3); Vice-President of Student Government, (3); President of Student Government, (4); Presi¬ dent of Mu Alpha Omega. (4). Nothing great is lightly non, Nothing non is lost” 190 There is music in the sighing of a reed; There ' s music in the gushing of a rill ” Eleanor McDonald BOLTOV, GEORGIA Senior in Piano ' ll ' lirn duty whispers low, Thou must, ' The youth replies, 7 can. ' ” Alyce McElroy OCILLA, GEORGIA Senior in Voice Trl-K. (I); Orchestra. (3. 4); President of Choral Club, (4); • ' Veterropt ' Staff, (4); iJiapaaon Club, (4); President of Senior Class. (4); President ' Council, (4). “Faithful, gentle, good, fVearing the rose of womanhood SENIOR CLASS Lola Leete Parker CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Senior in Art Freshman Commission. (1); Palette and nruxh Club, (1, 2. 3); President of Palette and Brush Club. (3); President’s Council. (3); President of Sophomore Class. (2); President of Junior Class. (3); Cosmopolitan Club. (2); ’’Veterropt” StafT, (3); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, (3); Mu Alpha OntoRa, (3). The world of art is an ideal world; The world l love and that l would fain live in.” Catherine Pittard WINTERSVILLE, GEORGIA Senior in Piano Conservatory Orchestra. (2, 3); Diapason Club, 3 ; Treasurer of Senior Class. (3). “The smiles that win, the tints that glow, Hut tell of days in goodness spent.” 192 so : xmrs ftftu vrva- Color: Crimson and White Junior Class, 30 Motto: Fideles omni fiduciae Officers Flower: Red Rose Carolyn Waters Vice-President Lola Leete Parker President Augusta Mallory T reasurer Virginia Pace Secretary KiV ' llAV IvWlvVTTlv ' V VW W WSiV DOEOTHY GEUTIM J VMIE JENKINS 94 r( Wl CTT IvVVlvMTlvV T % w Ju ' . : TW lT TW il W G YWP fAttia V iT l JW Zl lIWiil wl Color: White and Gold Sophomore Class, 31 Motto: Three-fold culture—Body, Mind, and Soul Officers Flower: Shasta Daisy Kathleen Bailey Fice-President Martha Sears President VONCEIL GRACE Strycant-at-.lrms Katherine Middi.f brooks Secretary-T reasurrr 97 rciVTlATT IvNVlvVVTlWV v« At; N E. F LETCHER GRACE. 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ELIZABETH HENDRICKS JOEDA HOLLAND CLEAENT1NE HOLAAK t J V GERALDINE HOWELL AARY HUDSON MARGUERITE JOHNSON MARV JOINER EL01S£ HARRISON T|-r ■ . 203 lESF ' CiJ uA w:y yjTy iTJ TF y iTiy;ii GLADYS IJEAVITT ARNELL LEWIS SARA LOVETT APV ACCORD BILLY A«CBACKLIM AAPILOU ttAMU RUTH lARTIM ONETA AATTHEW s RACHEL ttAVs LAURA AILTOM, AARV 7 MORRIS EUBY’ H.ICHOJL3 OLA OIXV K£LUJ ££±U 5 op cM J 7 REBECCA CflfcRSTPEET NANNERLE PETER30N EL13E- PHILLIPS CORA MAE P1LL0MS ROSE RAIRE3 TEPE3A REDDICK RUTH BELrtAN ELEANOR STANFORD niPIAM taVlor lVnRE TORBERT BERNICE WALTON MIRIAM TAMNENBAUM PLOERIE WARftEK AlOLLlE BELL WATKIKS JOSEPHINE v lLLINGHAn BABNEUA WOO0WAPD v : jTy jT yiry xjTiy;ii a r ■CTO (M JESS ■ ACTIVITIES 207 gKMrtkV Z LTS o o 7m gnt y c SSI C flAVtS AL CEr k M?eu?oy v :y� jTy viT yiTy jTi ;) MAMC MADDOX JOSEPHINE WILLINQHAM AQUSTA MALLORY ,d PPESIDENTS V COUNCIL DORIS ELIZABETH BAP RETT BATTLE VIRGINIA PACE- j LOLA LEETE PARKER. FRANCES UPCHURCH MARy ACCORD •I Ma M Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Officers Augusta Mallory.. . . Dorothy Griffin. Margaret Bailey . . . . Alice Rustin . . . Frances Upchurch . . President . Pier-President . Secretary . Treasurer Undergraduate Representative Committee Chairmen Doris Battle . Worship Committee Louise Upshaw . Publicity Committee Lola Lkete Parker . Social Committee ( arolyn Waters . . . fl ' orld Fellowship Committee Winifred Darsey . Activities on Campus Elizabeth Barrett . Town Girl Representative Estelle Walker . Music Committee (Picture do n not appear) Willie Ramsey . Tea Room Committee Nano Maddox ... . President of Student Government wtWivvVii vu yc% ru r(Wiivvcr ivwivwiivvmT iw C5 v iT yl : � jTy iT yj twasm -C 7V ANNUAL STAFF 214 WK ViTlv wriv Tlvv : W ATHLETIC LCATD |ML gf o r .WgS tzxzzi a us. inznnssnm JUVENILE- CLASS NACON qiei S ' ASSOCIATION -C 7y ovyya y jT Tfif PALETTE- Sr- BRUSH CLUB rtvWlAT Iv TIvVVTIW T Ivv tes gjflgjmjrejresz CERAMIC A£ 1 CLUB cioia 219 r(i %TlvV Ttv Tlv VrivWVv ' C7| LITERARY CLUB o o � — — — ' — - — -■■■ ■ ■ — — ■ ■ — •FEATURES _ 1£Q2S 222Z55E3X5ZZ225EZ2IESj wma L saj t gajre •II Miss Alyce McElroy Miss Doris Battle Best All-Round Most Talented Love ' s Olil Sweet Song ” JjLs ET Miss Anne Morgan Most Stylish Miss Eloise Morris Dai n first Believe me if all those endearing young charms Miss Carolyn Waters Most Popular Miss Lola Leete Parker Most Capable Old Kentucky Home Miss Clyde Tabor If’ittirst H fiy dawn South in Dixie ' Miss Vonckil Grace Culrst -fi TV Stsjtj •G THE CONSERVATORY High up on the crest of an ancient hill, Wesleyan smiles in glory still; For the college mother has left a trust That her bright name could never rust . And the conservatory—woman grown, Shall throughout every land make known Wesleyan, the tried and true Conservatory, old—yet new! 2?7 d ism Di rectory Alley, Catherine. Allmond, Elizabeth. Bassett, Bernice. Benton, Martha. Brookes, Corene. Brown, Allene. Bull, Virginia. Campbell, Frances. Chambers, Elmina. Cii ' i i . M III i. Clark, Clifford. Cobb, Essie Mae. Crow, Merk Eula. Davidson, Jean. Davis, Anna Perry. Davis, Rebecca. Edf.nfield, Margaret. Elder, Annie Ruth. Elrod, Bessie Will. Fiske, Mary. Forrester, Helen Kate. Fort, Elizabeth. Gill, Elizabeth . . .. Goodman, Helen. Hargrove, Clara Neli. Harrison, Jeanetta. Henderson, Mary. Hill, Dorothy. Holder, Lois. Hunnicutt, Dorothy. Jones, Elizabeth. Kensinger, Elva. Lamar, Martha. Lamon, Sara. Lester, Mary Brooks Long, Sara. Lowe, Helen. Mann, Ruth. McCamy, Katherine. McDonald, Eleanor. McNeill, Frances. Miller, Thelma. Morgan, Estelle. Moss, Gladys. Munro, Martha. Orr, Martha. Page, Annie Louise. Partin. Edith. of College Students Senior Class .Log Cabin Heights, Macon, Georgia .1220 5th Ave., Columbus, Georgia .5°7 Georgia Ave., Macon, Georgia . . .Monticello, Georgia .Montezuma, Georgia . . . • . . Cordele, Georgia .325 Elmira Place, Atlanta, Georgia .Mansfield, Georgia .1406 Vincville Ave., Macon, Georgia .Calhoun, Georgia .Louisville, Georgia .Dublin, Georgia .511 American Blvd., Macon, Georgia .1116 Green Ave., Augusta, Georgia .Spartanburg, South Carolina .Cuthbert, Georgia .500 Holt Ave., Macon, Georgia • • . .607 S. Hill St., Griffin, Georgia .413 Cotton Ave., Birmingham, Alabama .2274 Wrightsboro Rd., Augusta, Georgia .148 Park wood Ave., Macon, Georgia .912 2nd Ave., Columbus, Georgia .Moultrie, Georgia .Lake Worth, Florida .180 English Ave., Macon, Georgia • • . . 166 Ave. A. S. W., Winter Haven, Florida .Cartersville, Georgia .Sasser, Georgia .912 College St., Macon, Georgia • • • • • . . 335 Altoona Place, Atlanta, Georgia .2609 Walton Way, Augusta, Georgia .Box 1042, Lakeland, Florida • • • Dawson, Georgia .3°9 North Ave., Macon, Georgia .Montezuma, Georgia .433 Ross St., Macon, Georgia .503 George St., Brunswick, Georgia • .4 o Venable Ave., N. W., Atlanta, Georgia .Lindale, Georgia . .Bolton, Georgia .Tignall, Georgia .225 Lawton Ave., Macon, Georgia .2836 Peabody Ave., Columbus, Georgia • • Calhoun, Georgia .Ellaville, Georgia .5 3 Vineville Ave., Macon, Georgia . Forrest Ave M Columbus, Georgia .Soperton, Georgij 228 Percy, Edna .Dalton, Georgia Perkins, Estelle .Lumpkin, Georgia Powell, Mary. Villa Rica, Georgia Ray, Thelma .437 Carling Ave., Macon, Georgia Reeves, Mary .Soperton, Georgia Richardson, Annette .911 Vineville, Ave., Macon, Georgia Rosser, Lucy .La Fayette, Georgia Royal, Eleanor .Cordele, Georgia Royal, Hortense .Arabi, Georgia Sears, Lillian .Shellman, Georgia Shearouse, Lillian .109 E. 48th St., Savannah, Georgia Shields, Charlotte .La Fayette, Georgia Silliman, Alice .Gainesville, Georgia Slocumb, Margaret. 553 Oglethorpe St., Macon, Georgia Stanley, Alfreda ...Dublin, Georgia Stephens, Allie .615 Linwood Ave., Atlanta, Georgia Stewart, Nancy .La Fayette, Georgia Taylor, Marjorie .262 Underwood St., Fall River, Massachusetts Tindall, Constance .856 Orange St., Macon, Georgia Welch, Naomi .Pelham, Georgia Whaley, Adna .Ozark. Alabama Wheeler, Geraldine. 3 °� Hines Terrace, Macon, Georgia Williams, Moye.404 Hillyar Ave., Macon, Georgia Winn, Mary .Guyton, Georgia Winter, Ruth.5874 33 rc St., N. E., Washington, D. C. Wright, Cecelia .130 Boulevard, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia Junior Class Banks, Mary .Forsyth, Georgia Barron, Martha . 31° Buford Place, Macon, Georgia Beckham, Louise .9 7 Oakdale Rd.„ N. E., Atlanta, Georgia Bell, Irma .Cartersville, (ieorgia Boger, Imelda .. W. Patterson St., Lakeland, Florida Boyd, Margaret .Ft Myers, Florida Bridges, Louise . 75 ° P� ne St., Macon, Georgia Clark, Helen ..... Green St., Augusta, Georgia Clisby, Helen .726 Forsyth St., Macon, Georgia Colley, Sara .Brundidge, Alabama Copeland. Sara .2406 Williams Ave., Augusta, Georgia Crum, Malette .Cordele, Georgia Dasher, Odille .. Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia Edmondson, Elizabeth .628 S. W., 8th St., Miami, Florida Garnett, Margaret .Hypoluxo, Florida Garrett, Louise .815 Russell St., Augusta, Georgia Garrett, Mildred .Butler, Georgia Gibson, Carolyn .4°4 Forest Ave., Macon, Georgia Godley, Sara . 2318 Bull St., Savannah, Georgia Gunn, Marguerite .2724 Alston Drive, Decatur, Georgia Henderson, Maxine .Moultrie, Georgia Hendricks, Grace .Reidsville, Georgia Herrington, Minnie Lee .Ridgeland, South Carolina Hill, Mary Pauline .Tignall, Georgia Hill, Stella .. • Forsyth, (ieorgia Humphries, Josephine . 9 4 F. Rock Springs Rd., Atlanta, Ga. 229 Hutto, Eugenia. Ingram, Elizabeth . . . . Jackson, Geraldine . . . Johnson, Marion Dean . . Jones, Winnifred . . . . Kelley, Agnes. Kilpatrick, Helen . . . . Lanier, Alice Katherine . Lee, Aiia. Lilly, Laura. Mackey, Louise. Majors, Vivian. Matthews, Charlye . . . Maxwell, Jeanette . . . McElrath, Margaret . . McMahon, Elizabeth . McMichael, Eleanor . . . Meyer, Winnie. Mosely, Sara Frances . . Mullh, Nf.l. Orr, Emily. Otto, Dorothy. Owen, Carolyn. Pilcher, Mercer. Power, May Belle . . . Redwine, Dorothy .... Reynolds, Evelyn .... Ridout, Ellen. Rochester, Leah. Rogers, Ethel. Ross, Helen. Royal, Marjorie .... Scott, Elizabeth .... Setzer, Ruth. Shepherd, LeVert . ' . . Sheppard, Virginia .... Smith, Evelyn. Smith, Kathryn. Sun h. Runt , . . Stephens, Mildred .... Stiles, Winnifred .... Stuart, Virginia .... Thwaite, Mary Lou. . . . Trowbridge, Lucille . . . Turner, Cornelia .... Walden, Mary Grace . . . Wilde, Elizabf ih Barlett . Williams, Lorraine . . . Witherspoon, Helen . . . Allred, Lucille. Anderson, Annie . . . . Anderson, Elizabeth . . . Awtrey, Jean. .1628 Fenwick St., Augusta, Georgia .Opelika, Alabama .Parkwood Ave., Macon, Georgia .Wesleyan Conservatory, Macon, Georgia .Statesboro, Georgia • • • • Palmetto, Georgia .79 Arlington Place, Macon, Georgia • • • • Statesboro, Georgia . .Shanghai, China • • • Quitman, Georgia .. Buford Place, Macon, Georgia • • • Moultrie, Georgia . .. Ft. Valley, Georgia .2240 King’s Way, Augusta, Georgia .. . . . 650 Pionono Ave., Macon, (Georgia • • • • •.Covington, Tennessee . • .Quitman, Georgia • • • .620 Arch St., Macon, Georgia • • • • • • .Lyons, Georgia .Roswell, New Mexico . . . . . . . . 154 Summit Ave., Macon, Georgia . . .661 New St., Macon, Georgia . . : . . .Waverly Hall, Georgia • . . . .237 Carling Ave., Macon, Georgia . 953 Green St., Augusta, Georgia .Fayetteville, Georgia .Prattville, Alabama .648 Forsyth St., Macon, Georgia • • • .Norcross, Georgia .207 W. 36th St., Savannah, Georgia . .629 Orange St., Macon, Georgia .Cordele, Georgia . • • . 511 East Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia .Hickory, North Carolina .no Laurel Ave., Macon, Georgia . • • • • 225 East Paul St., Savannah, Georgia .Hazelhurst, Georgia .DeSota, Georgia . Washington, Georgia • • • • • • . 412 Kentucky Ave. Lakeland, Florida • • • La Fayette, Georgia .2822 Walton Way, Augusta, Georgia .Ingleside Ave., Macon, Georgia .1241 15th St., Augusta, Georgia .Millen, Georgia .. Highland Ave., Macon, Georgia . Acworth, Georgia .Mullins, South Carolina . 992 Oglethorpe Ave., Atlanta, Georgia Sophomore Class .Jasper, Georgia .. Heard Ave., Augusta, Georgia .Macon, Georgia .Acworth, Georgia 230 rtv rivvv%wu fi%v%rii v -G 2 Barrfr, Mildred. 2039 College St., Jacksonville, Florida Beavers, Christine. Manchester, Georgia Belcher, Paula. 139 Campos Salles, Campinas, Brazil, S. A. Bennett, Mildred.. E. 48th St., Savannah, Georgia Bragg, Lottie. Gray, Georgia Broderick, Mary Ellen.101 E. Perry St., Savannah, Georgia Brown, Ina. 3 ° Bond St., Macon, Georgia Brown, Marian. Cordelc, Georgia Bruner, Dorothy. Batesburg, South Carolina Cahill, Helen .Talbotton, Georgia Cannon, Margaret .Abbeville, Georgia Carter, Claire .403 Gordon, St., LaGrange, Georgia Carter, Pansy .Richland, Georgia Chow, Vong Chung .Shanghai, China Clark, Verna .301 Hardeman Ave., Macon, Georgia Cobb, Arlene .Dublin, Georgia Coleman, Eugenia. 3 7 College St., Macon, Georgia Cooper, Martha .Perry, Georgia Davenport, Claudia .Balckshear, Georgia Dorsey, Katherine .Calhoun, Georgia Dowell, Mary Barrett .Mercer University, Macon, Georgia Erwin, Sarah .Calhoun, Georgia Fernandez, Sarah .102 E. Ross Ave., Tampa, Florida Fincher, Velma .Waynesville, North Carolina Flanders. Frances .Wrightsville, Georgia Fraley, Elizabeth .419 Davis Ave., Statesville, North Carolina Fryer, Carolyn .Blakeley, Georgia Griffetii, Izma .Tate, Georgia Harris, Kate Helen .600 W. Main St., Dothan, Alabama Harris, Safford .Cordele, Georgia Hatcher, Margaret .319 Hardeman Ave., Macon, Georgia Holmes, Frances .Barnesville, Georgia Johnson, Rachel.t . . . Emory University, Georgia Jordan, Marian .304 Bond St., Macon, Georgia Lacy, Pauline .132 Rembert Ave., Macon, Georgia Layfield, Janie .622 Orange St., Macon, Georgia Lester, Bessie .Quincy, Florida Lewis, Wynelle .Calhoun, Georgia Long, Catherine .Quitman, Georgia Lon, Josephine .Waycross, Georgia Macon, Hazel .Moultrie. Ge rgii Malone, Elizabeth .Monticello, Georgia Mansfield, Daisy .2701 Beacon Ave., Columbus, Georgi 1 Mayo, Martha .Waycross, Georgi 1 McClenny, Elizabeth .Thomasville, Georgia McConnell, Betsy .Talladega, Alabama McLendon, Mabel .Blakeley, Georgia McNutt, Elizabeth .Tuscumbia, Alabama Merritt, Evelyn . .514 Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia Mitchell, Mary .1421 Constantinople Ave., New Orleans, Louisiana Moate, Elizabeth .Devereux, Georgia Moore, Christine .Barnesville, Georgia Morgan, Martha .Macon, Georgia Norton, Emily .Fort Valley, Georgia Overstreet, Jimmie Lee .Sylvania, Georgia ZZ55SZB5L rwrtwc viivMuxv ri Dawson, Georgia Hawkinsville, Georgia . . Ocilla, Georgia . . Dalton, Georgia . Smithville, Georgia . Elberton, Georgia 11 7th St., N. E., Atlanta, (Georgia . 225 E. Mall St., Savannah, Georgia . 17 Arlington Place, Macon, Georgia .Dublin, Georgia .Opelika, Alabama .Hartwell, Georgia .Rochell, Georgia 5 2 Telfair Ave., Augusta, Georgia .Thomson, Georgia .Social Circle, Georgia .Byron, Georgia . . . . Route 5, Atlanta, Georgia • • • 2 955 Oak St., Macon, Georgia .Hogans ville, Georgia .Hazlehurst, Georgia .Vienna, Georgia Shirley Hills, Macon, Georgia • . . . Columbus, Georgia • . . . Ashburn, Georgia . . . . Grantville, Georgia . Box 78, Lakeland, Florida . . . Bainbridge, Georgia 23 Long Ave., Macon, Georgia . . . • Reidsville, Georgia .Butler, Georgia . . . . Ashburn, Georgia � . . . Ashburn, Georgia .Dublin, Georgia Mead Road, Decatur, Georgia L ? -C 7V rv ft� ru Vi% MiWi%NVi%vc ofim :- 6 Dell, Kate .Valdosta, Georgia DeVauchn, Alfreda .Montezuma, Georgia Duncan, Margaret .Milhaven, Georgia Duvall, Blanche .Cheraw, South Carolina Etheridge, Frances Mae .Forsyth Road, Macon, Georgia Felton, Mary .Montezuma, Georgia Fine, Evelyn. 666 Park Drive, Atlanta, Georgia Fountain, Dorothy .Sycamore, Georgia Fountain, Sara .Adrian, Georgia Freeman, Lucy .SyIvania, Georgia Gaskins, Ruby .Nashville, Georgia Gertman, Marian . 32 Emory Drive, Atlanta, Georgia Gilbert, Laura .. . Perry, Georgia Glausier, Christine .129 Superior Ave., Atlanta, Georgia Goodman, Grace .Dexter, Georgia Gower, Mary .Cordele, Georgia Graham, Elsie .6 E. 9th St., Rome, Georgia Hall, Helen .Statesboro, Georgia Hammock, Sarah .Byron, Georgia Harley, Mary .St. George, South Carolina Harris, Mabei .600 W. Main St., Dothan, Alabama Haslam, Elizabeth .Fort Valley, Georgia Hendricks, Billie .Tifton, Georgia Hester, Margaret .Covington, Georgia Hill, Hazel .Sasser, Georgia Hill, Lucille . Sasser, Georgia Holder, Frances .212 Washington St., Bainbridge, Georgia Holland, Carolyn .Columbus, Georgia Holloway, Kathleen .8 Galeva Ave., Montgomery, Alabama Holmes, Mary .Arcadia Hotel, Macon, Georgia House, Mary Alice .Tifton, Georgia Huculey, Nevada .West Point, Georgia Huie, Dorothy .Vidalia, Georgia Jack, Melissa .Emory University, Georgia Johnston, Myrtle .Canton, Georgia Joiner, Helen .Pinehurst, Georgia Jones, Dixie .r . . . Fort Gaines, Georgia Jones, Lelia. 626 Forsyth St., Macon, Georgia Kennedy, Christine .Menlo, Georgia Kivr Fstfli e .Hapeville, Georgia Knott, Frances. 75 Myrtle, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia Lane, Sara .Bainbridge, Georgia Lawrence, Margaret .Hilton Head, South Carolina Lee, Jimmie .Pinehurst, Georgia Lee, Malone .218 Hines Terrace, Macon, Georgia Lewis, Emaly .Camilla, Georgia Lewis, Hattie Belle. Comwav, South Carolina Lowe, Carolyn .Brunswick, Georgia McCartney, Jeanne .Tifton, Georgia McDaniel, Rachel .Thomaston, Georgia McDonald, Lois. Bolton, Georgia McGehee, Fannie .123 Pierce Ave., Macon, Georgia McNutt, Helen .1607 Walton Way, Augusta, Georgia Manget, Elizabeth .Shanghai, China Miller, Rosamund .Portal, Georgia 233 zzszzl i us. ' knznum um Mobley, Martha. Jefferson, Georgia Moore, Martha.. 305 Linden Ave., Macon, (Georgia Mullis, Mary Dee .Box 655, Roswell, New Mexico Nelson, Emma . . . Newsome, I oris . . . Noble, Mary , . . . Norton, Lottie . . . Odom, Frances . . . Pafforo, Lillian . . Partin, Eunice . . . Pearson, Nancy . . . Petway, Virginia . . Pilcher, Kathryn . . Pittman, Louise . Potter, Frances . . . Quillian, Dorothy . . Ray, Ruth. Redding, Mary. J . . Reynolds, Helen . . . Rountree, Juliette . Rumble, Exa .... Russell, Doretta . . Sessions, Ida . . . . Siiankle, Julia . . . Sharpe, Celia . . . Silknitter, Kathryn . Simmons, Dorothy . . Smith, Ellen Neille . Smith, Ida Mae . . . Spurlock, Elizabeth . Stakely, Louise . . . Staples, Lida Lamar . s ' 1 n ml Bn lb . . . ‘Stipe, Lellita . . . Tanner, Katherine . Townsend, Virginia . Turner, Margaret . . Tyre, Effif Mae . . Wannamaker, Blanche Ward, Inez .... Watson, Marjorie . . Whitehead, Eleanor . WlMBERLEY, MARY LEE Wricley, Marian . . Zaciiry, Frances . 409 Central Ave., Charlotte, North Carolina .Reynolds, Georgia .Cartersville, Georgia .Fort Valley, Georgia . . . 668 Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia .Brunswick, Georgia .Soperton, Georgia .Roswell, New Mexico . 918 N. Highland Ave., Atlanta, Georgia . . . 237 Carling Ave., Macon, Georgia . . . 117 Rogers Ave., Macon, Georgia .Murfreesboro, Tenn. .Dalton, Georgia .Arlington, Georgia • • • • Lizella, Georgia . . 114 Liberty St., Washington, Georgia .. Wrightsville, Georgia .Emory University, Georgia . . . 927 Russell St., Augusta, Georgia .McRae, Georgia .Cedartown, Georgia . . . 283 1 1 il Iyer Ave., Macon, Georgia .Bradentown, Florida . . . no Clisby Place, Macon, Georgia .McRae, Georgia . 2840 Peabody Ave., Columbus, Georgia . . . 814 Winton Ave., Macon, Georgia . . . 1368 Emory Rd., Atlanta, Georgia . 1112 Quintard Ave., Anniston, Alabama .Ellaville, Georgia .Emory University, Georgia .Carrollton, Georgia .Webb, Mississippi .Bradenton, Florida .Screven, Georgia .Commerce, Georgia .Cheraw, South Carolina .Ridge Spring, South Carolina . . . 104 Corbin Ave., Macon, Georgia .Scotland, Georgia .Greenville, South Carolina .Harlem, Georgia 234 fv rtwruvViWuNVi ri S7KJW S [r( 7ivvyr iwyiyxyriwy n. T. H. HALLIBURTON COMPANY Wholesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE 313 Poplar Street Macon, GEORGIA Telephone 3386 GEORGIA-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE Macon, Georgia An exceptionally fine secretarial school and general commercial college. People with good education can develop here an earning power that means success. Eugene Anderson. President “My husband is learning to tune pianos by mail.” “Fine, I’ll mail him mine.” “Professor, why are you so all agog?” Marvelous, I’ve just discovered an atom leading a double life.” • Old lady: “Little boy, you don’t chew tobacco, do you?” Little boy: No, ma m, but 1 can let you have a cigarette.” Daylight Saving hirst collegian: “Let’s cut class this afternoon and take in a movie.” Second spcciman: “Sorry, old girl, can’t do it—I need the sleep.” A sissy in Chicago is one that asks his mother for an air rifle. A bachelor is a guy who didn’t have a car when he was young. “lie’s got a good line of wise cracks.” “Yeah, he’s read every Ford in town.” ivWtv VTlv V w r Prof, in Math: “What would you do if you had an eight-sided figure?” Frosh: “I’d go in a side show.” “How much is them plums?” “Ten cents a peck.” “ Whatcha think I am, a bird ?” “What makes you twitch so?” “I just been to a flea circus, and I guess 1 must’a run away with the leading lady.” A. “So you’re a salesman? What’s your line?” B. “Salt.” A. “I’m a salt seller, too.” B. “Shake.” Not a sound is heard from the Vitaphone as the leading lady speaks her mind. 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 DRUGCISTS MACON. GEORGIA Wesleyan Girls Will Find Our Store a Good Place in Which to do Their Trading WE WELCOME YOU Our store is located on Cherry Street—in the heart of everything, and convenient to every¬ where. It is a modern Stationery Store, always 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 times. THE J. W. BURKE COMPANY 406 Cherry Street data --- da -G VS+M l lI l lT il i w “Ho you go to college ?” “Naw, I’m just an ordinary bum?” Teacher: “Johnny, give me two collective nouns.” Johnny: “Flypaper and vacuum cleaner.” � “Of course I love you, darling, but sunburn is sunburn.” « Professor: “Will the man who is sleeping on the last row kindly leave the room?” Whereupon the last row left the room. Hero: “I saw Pontius Pilate yesterday.” Leader: “What is Hellespont Doing around here?” “Why aren’t you in school, my little man?” “Hell, lady, I’m oyly four.” THE MACON TELEGRAPH With a News Service That covers local, state, national and international events thoroughly and accurately. SHOULD BE READ BY EVERY WESLEYAN CIRL College News Featured READ THE WESLEYAN LETTER EVERY SUNDAY FCWfivVCflvV l nvsrra - rCv yft ff r4i VU Vii ViiNv - 6 2 MISS WESLEYAN SPIRIT OF WESLEYAN” WESLEYAN’S BUSSES OPERATED BY THE YELLOW CAB COMPANY Terminal Station Telephone 5000 PALMETTO PHARMACY A reliable drug store, where you can get the correct service and the goods you want. Mulberry Street Macon LLg J i VKuLTS. v: 6mp clU ia i We Present the Finest in Fashions At All Times—First ♦vac ck WRAPS MILLINERY GOWNS COMPLIMENTS MACON BOTTLING COMPANY Phones 3266-67 416-420 Oak Street MACON. GA. rtivi rt WTivwiv %Ti vv: iw gy| JyO I JU7)J CTKJp WESLEYAN PHARMACY Wesleyan s Own Drug Store THE MACON SHOE COMPANY Beautiful Shoes 361 Third Street 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. 358 Third Street T. C. BURKE, Inc. Phones 4386 4387 OVER SIXTY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE ELLIS PHARMACY Earnest C. Elus Forsyth Road Telephone 9313 Macons Most Reliable Druggist CURB SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY You Musi Be Satisfied PRESCRIPTIONS TOILET ARTICLES RUBBER GOODS =£rtv: HZSk otwS You Are Invited to Join Our Party! 8,000-Mile Tour, University of California.$375.00 24-Day Western Pleasure Trip...$275.00 Great Lakes, Canada. New York Tours.$179.00 53-Day European Tour, Visiting Eight Countries.$665.00 Enroll a Few Friends and Earn a Free Trip Write for Illustrated Booklets JOHN L. MOYERS TOURS COMPANY Dept. W., 321 Healy Building ATLANTA, Ga. Jesse A. Mitchell President Roy G. Williams Alf L. Mack Vice-Pres. and Manager Secretary and Treasurer MITCHELL-WILLIAMS AND MACK Macon s Leading Druggists Second and Cherry — TWO STORES — Broadway and Cherry Macon, Georgia LEE’S DEPARTMENT STORES ' Lee ' s for Less Macon Columbus Fort Valley Fitzgerald Milledgeville Forsyth Gainesville McCLURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. A. W. McClure, Manager EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Stationery, Office Supplies, Desks, Chairs, Safes and Vaults, Typewriter Supplies, Loose Leaf Ledgers, Filing Devices 560-562 MULBERRY STREET rwros HARCOURT 6? COMPANY, Inc. LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY Manufacturers of Commencement Invitations, Visiting Cards, Class Rings, Pins, Diplomas, Wedding Invitations, Monogram Stationery, etc. Samples Gladly Sent on Request Taylor Iron Works and MOORE ' S LAUNDRY Supply Co. DRY CLEANERS AND Macon. Ga. DYERS Machinery and Mill Supplies Poplar and New Sl� . Macon. Ga. Estimates on Iron and Steel Work Furnished “None Better or More Modern The Cover for This Annual Lettice-Goodwin Co. Was Created By the (Incorporated) WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS David J. Molloy Co. 2857 N. Western Avenue 563 Broadway CHICAGO. ILLINOIS LIBERTY CANDY Electric Dry Cleaning COMPANY Company Macon, Ga. 115 COTTON AVE. W. L. WILLIAMS WOMAN’S EXCHANGE 159 Cotton Ave. Pictures and Frames 107 Colton Ave. Macon, Ga. Refreshments and Fancy Work Phone 836 RIES AND ARMSTRONG J ewelers RELIABLE GOODS ONLY Macon, Georgia 411 Cherry Street COMPLIMENTS OF DUKES HABERDASHERY Dempsey Hotel ‘Styles of Today With a Touch of Tomorrow ' SNYDERS READY-TO-WEAR 609 Cherry Street MACON. GEORGIA DANNENBERG SHOE DEPARTMENT Shoes That Have Style Main Floor Dannenberg Department Store CYfifiYO WHAT IS A UNIVERSITY? Calling a group of buildings a University doesn’t make it a University. A University must have money, men, ideals, and standards. Money for buildings, equipment, and operating expenses. Scholarly men—men whose love of learning is animated by even greater love of God and man—for a fac¬ ulty. Ideals of character and conduct which tend to develop the higher and nobler side of the students nature. Standards of training which insure that its students will receive what a University purports to give: Instruction of the quality accepted and approved by the highest accrediting agencies. In addition, a real University must have research facilities through which its scholars may strive to extend the boundaries of human knowledge; it must also provide extension courses through which any earnest man or woman may ob¬ tain the advantages of University training by correspondence or by afternoon and evening study. To be a University in every sense of this definition is Emory University’s purpose. EMORY UNIVERSITY Atlanta. Georgia FOR THE SERVICE OF COD AND MAN Fashionable Women Look to Allen s for Correct Wearing Apparel J. P. ALLEN CO. “The Store All W omen Know MACON. GEORGIA ufittt. fiwrivvrttvWivVtTCv ' =£ cv: r rt� rusvi% vu vi:%v ri w - fioU. jiBS -G S W frM S+M +M ' MrL w jf ?S ? BURDEN-SMITH CO. MACON. GEORGIA Again Burden- Smith Co. Leads in the Styles of the Season Every Department Has Distinctive Styles With Particularly Inter¬ esting Prices. It Always Pays to Shof at The Emfnre St ore BURDEN-SMITH CO. I«sx rg Pi l w Smp i US5SZ2XZB2ZZEZZEZ Rialto Capitol Ritz Criterion BOOST MACONS THEATRES ' r ' V ' rvATtiv ' Vtv vrivvwv ' isS wmS ciflafti v :w fw JT , w wwW )i ys m s+m ;M ' MpL + 9s,? FRATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements and Invitations Jeweler to the Junior Class of Wesleyan College L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Attleboro, Mass. 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 CONTINENTAL TRUST CO. LUTHER WILLIAMS BANK AND TRUST CO. MACON NATIONAL BANK WESLEYAN Chartered 1836 THE OLDEST COLLEGE FOR WOMEN IN THE WORLD Macon, Georgia Wesleyan College it a member of the leading college associations of the counlry. A stand¬ ard college of highest grade located on a magnificent campus of 170 acres, fronting on the Dixie Highway and the Central of Georgia Railway. 700 students, 70 officers and teachers, 3,200 graduates. Library of 12,500 volumes. Thorough courses leading to the A.B. de¬ gree. Graduates of Wesleyan are admitted without examination to advanced courses in the leading universities of America and Europe. Wesleyan has just completed a series of magnificent buildings in brick and marble. These buildings provide for the Infirmary. Students’ Activities. Social and Recreational Parlors, modern and splendidly equipped dormitories, hot and cold water in each room, and beautiful dining halls. A memorial library to house 70,000 volumes. Language Hall, Science Hall, spacious and splendidly equipped gymnasium and swimming pool, studios and practice rooms for music, Shakespearian Garden, adequate facilities for golf, tennis, soccer, basketball, and all outdoor sports. Individual Attention Given Each Student CONSERVATORY—The Conservatory of Music and Fine Arts; 60 new practice pianos, large pipe organ, best instruction in Piano, Voice, Violin, Pipe Organ, Expression and Art under highly trained teachers. The world greatest artists arc heard in the Wesleyan Chapel. Joseph Maerz, Director. MACON, a city of 70.000 inhabitants, is one of the most beautiful and healthful cities in the South. Students Present From Sixteen States and Three Foreign Countries Attendance Limited to 400 Boarding Students in College of Liberal Arts Attendance Limited to 300 Boarding Students in Conservatory For Catalogues, Address WM. F. QUILLIAN, D.D., President WESLEYAN COLLEGE Macon, Georgia MERCER UNIVERSITY Macon. Georgia “Where Christian Culture Counts SPRIGHT DOWELL President An Institution Rich In Tradition. Christian In Atmosphere. Liberal In Tone, Modern In Viewpoint MERCER offers, in the College of Liberal Arts, four-year courses leading to various professions—qualifies men for the business world in the School of Commerce—trains future teachers in the School of Education—equips students, in a Class A School of Law. for the practice of law and for public life—provides theoretical and prac¬ tical journalistic training in the Department of Journalism—pre¬ pares for medicine through pre-medical courses—prepares for the ministry and allied fields through the School of Christianity. The Si mmer School, with attendance increasing each year, offers un¬ usual advantages to teachers. In addition, the curriculum is made available to non-resident and other students through an expanding system of Home Study courses. By use of the Cafeteria and the various dormitories, al! under careful supervision, expenses of students may be kept within very reason¬ able bounds. College life is made pleasant in an environment in which friendliness and the family spirit prvail. For Catalogue. Information. Write THE REGISTRAR Scholarship Christian Character UNUSUAL OFFER IN PERMANENT WAVES All Over Bobbed Hair. Including Shampoos Steam Wave . .. $1.98 Shampoo (bobbed) . .. .35 Nestle Circuline. . .. $3.50 Shampoo (long hair) . .. .50 Marcel, with or without ringlet end� .$5.0D Hair Cut . .. .35 Eugene System . ... $7.50 Marcel Wave . .. .60 Frederic Vita-Tonic . .. . .$7.50 Finger Wave . Manicures . .50 Water Wave . .. .60 Round Curl . .35 ETHEL B. DAVIS BEAUTY SHOP 405 Cherry Street Phone 3711 THE PHARM Still Every Wesleyan Girl’s Drug Store COLLEGE HILL PHARMACY HELON Chichester, Prop. Near Wesleyan Conservatory WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS FOR CAKES, PIES AND FRENCH PASTRIES Ask Your Grocer for Barker ' s Bread Cakes and Rolls COLLINS BAKING COMPANY SUCCESSORS TO BARKERS BAKERY 205 Cotton Avenue Phones 4900-4901 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSON-DURHAM BURKE One of the National Stores 613 Cherry Street c Posed by Miss Helen Claris of W esleyan W olf hound Courtesy 0 Mrs. Kenneth Dunvtoody THE UNION DRY GOODS CO. MACON. GEORGIA SPORTS OUTFIT FROM THE UNION For Thirty Years the Wesleyan Girls Have Relied Upon the Union for Theii Style Information ItA. f(vVl7lvVlT vWivVrHv V Ixv JL |f vVVi ' «CTTlv %Tlv � TlvvV%!� . v Z 5 S 2 esT HE ALABAMA ENGRAVlNu lu. .. -BIRMINGHAM- . _ . , A , r a Quarter of a Century, Illustrators of Distinctive College and High School Annuals ussz m rifaM EZBSl THIS BOOK PRINTED BY BENSON sWSBBrJ; IU i - J u “ w, r f, ' Mty ' Xi . «—— _ -is -w— -, H a LARGEST COLLEGE ANNUAL PUBLISHERS IN THE WORLD HIGHEST QUALITY WORKMANSHIP SUPERIOR EXTENSIVE SERVICE ' ENSON SPRINTING CO r NASHVILLE Tenn X COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS