Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1930 volume:

( omiud JH AJult ' 111111 Domini Nineteen Dunftr cft anb --Thirty Published bu Ate Senior Glass of GBesleqan College CPacon Georqia 1 ■■■MB You wre before you a history book . Bw no, Jo no shut the covers too quickly • Lessons are over now! As in the theme of this book we have attempted, half - seriously , half-jocularly, to portray, in a modern ' s lan- gua%e, through a modern ' s eye, some of the women who have made history; —$o, Aere, within these pages we have hoped to enshrine some of the scenes, the peo¬ ple, the happenings, and some of the memories which have made Wesleyan—for you . Herein you will find recorded a year ' s life at The Old¬ est and Best —a record, the real substance of which is as old and as beautiful as The Princess within her tur- reted mansions of learning — and, yet, as new and as modern as the class that is graduated in this year of ■ hundred-and-thirty , It o ntents •f ' ' Cr - ' 9) (Eljajitpr ©nr • ®I|? (UluBBtB (Sl ptn ®tuo . . ArtttttttM (Eljaptpr ®ljrpp . . AtlflrtUH (ElyajJtpr JWr . 3ft?tit XVVB flli?aptpr 3f up . (HwxBt mitflnj O efeication To one whose untiring care and comforting dero • tion has brightened the most trying hours of all college life—the hours of sickness. To one who has played so great a part in making college home” for us. To one who, by twenty-five years of service to Wesleyan, has created for herself an endeared place in the life of the college, and a lasting shrine in the hearts of the girls who have come under her influence . irs. Florrie Q. White T o we, the members of the staff, with lore and appreciation, dedicate this rolume of the VETERROPT. . That if the folks of modern nations From past events make applications, They’ll profit by the grave mistakes That everyone in history makes; They’ll also find some inspiration From those who win their approbation. Intimate sketches we’ll give you here Of famous women as they appear To the college girl, the girl of today, Who looks at things in a different way. History, all students know, Repeats itself. This book will show Hours of flfeauty Knowledge hath her temple here ,— With radiance that charms the eye Upon its marble columns fall The constant-changing rainbow hues of beauty — The flaming blush that paints the Salt With rose , their snowy whiteness dyes The dazzling , splendid light of moon Illumines them , stately and sublime In beauty . The Western majesty of light That stains the twilight Vesper hour Upon them dwells—benediction for Their beauty. ‘Between their polished purity The purple dusk is loft in night; ad crescent moon, a single star, Shines down upon them, loSl in dreams Of beauty. •2V ICHT SCENE SOPHOMORE HALL X i iraM QYMNAS1UM campus TATE HALL THE PHARM ” Moonlight r Aimuuistratum VETERROPT Dr. W. K. Greene, Dean 21 97? ? VETERROPT Board of Trustees Bishop W. N. Ainsworth, D.D., LL.L). Chairman Mr. 0. A. Park Vice-Chairman Mr. W. R. Rogers, Jr. Secretary Thrm Expires 1930 Rev. L. D. Lowe .... Ri . . 1. (!ooi. Rev. T. D. Ellis, D.D. . . Justice H. VV. Hill . . . Rev. II. H. Jones .... Mr. R. O. Jones. Rev. VV. II. LaPrade, D.D. Mr. (B, Liwtt Mrs. Edith Stetson Coleman RlI. W. A. 8HSI PON, D.D. . Mr. L. P. McCord .... . Gainesville, Fla. . . Albany, Ga. . . . . Louisville, Ky. . . . Atlanta, Ga. . . West Point, Ga. . . Newnan, Ga. . . • Gainesville, Ga. . • Quitman, Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. . . . . Emory University, . Jacksonville, Fla. . Rev. A. M. Pierce, D.D. Rev. J. VV. Quillian, D.D. Judge Orrin Roberts . . Judge John S. Candler . Mr. S. C. Dobbs .... Rev. Bascom Anthony , D.D, Rev. W. F. Smith . . . Mr. VV. R. Rogers, Jr. . Mr. J. II. Porter . . . Mr. O. A. Park .... Rev. R. II. Barnett . . Rev. G. M. Fakes . . . Bishop VV. N. Ainsworth, D.D. Col. Sam Tate .... Col. T. J. Watkins . . Rev. C. R. Jenkins, D.D. Rev. J. A. Thomas, D.D. . Rev. VV. F. Quillian, D.D Mr. W. D. Anderson . Rev. John F. Y’arborough Mrs. H. H. Dean . Mr. J. M. Rogers . . Term Expires 1932 . Atlanta, Ga. . Decatur, Ga. . Monroe, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. . . Thomasville, Ga . Quitman, Ga. • Macon, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . . Lakeland, Fla. _ _ • Augusta, Ga. LL.D. . . . Macon, Ga. . • Tate, Ga. . • Clearwater, FI • Macon, Ga. . • Columbus, Ga. • Macon, Ga. . • Macon, Ga. . • Milledgeville, Ga • Gainesville, G Savannah, Ga. Alumnae Trustees Mrs. W. D. Anderson , Mrs. Bessie Houser Nunn . Mrs. Lucy Evans Stephens . Term Expires, IQ32. • • • • Macon, Ga. Term Expires, qjo. • • • • Perry, G a . Term Expires, qji. • • • • Atlanta, Ga. Elected . 192S . 1918 • 1903 . 1921 • 9 27 • 1919 • 915 . 1921 • 1929 . 1922 • 924 . 1028 . 1928 • 1927 . 1922 • 1926 • 901 . 1918 . 1915 . 1926 . 1920 . 1906 . 1927 . 1904 . 1908 . 1909 . 1909 . 1918 . 1920 . 1921 . 1923 . 1928 . 1923 1929 1927 • . 1928 VErTER ropt Officers of Administration William F. Qltllian, A.B., D.D. President and Treasurer Leon P. Smith. A.B., I.S. Vice-President Walter K. Greene, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College Iris Lilian Whitman, Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Chairman of Academic Council James Walter Wright Daniel, A.B., A.M. Secretary of the Faculty Jennie Loyall, A.B., A.M. Alumnae Secretary Virginia Wendel Counsellor of IVomen Elizabeth Winn, A.B. Registrar •Katherine P. Carnes, A.B. Librarian James C. Hinton, A.B., A.M. Editor of Records Banks Armand Bursar Mallye Johnson Secretary to the President Miss Martha Watts, A.B. Manager of College Bank and Bookstore Florrie C. White, A.B. Matron Nanette Rozar Dietitian Carl L. Anderson, M.D. College Physician Joe B. Hill Bookkeeper W. D. Gatehouse Superintendent of Grounds Susie Fulwood Stenographer Grace Glawson Stenographer Daisy Mansfield Telephone Operator Winnefred Stiles Postmistress Leave of absence, 1929-30. 2 % Literary Faculty William F. Quillian, A.B., D.D. President Leon P. Smith. A.B., M.S. Vice-President Professor of Chemistry and Geology James Walter Wright Daniel. A.B., A.M. Secretary of the Faculty Du Pont Guerry Chair of History and Economics George Elijah Rosser, A.B., B.D. Professor of Biblical Literature Iris Lilian Whitman. Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of German and Spanish Ixjis Rogers, A.B., A.M. Professor of Religious Education Idus Eugene McKellar. A.B., A.M., B.D. Professor of Greek and La tin Mary Virginia Garner, A.B., B.S., Ph.M. Professor of Journalism Jane Esther Wolf, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of French and Italian Walter Kirkland Greene. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean Cobb Alumnae Chair of EnKlifth Maude Frances Chaplin, A.B., B.S., A.M. Professor of Home Economics Ernestine Grote Professor of Physical Education Claude W. Bruce, A.B., A.M. I-ovick Pierce chair of Mathematic, and Aatronoray •Sarah Margaret Ritter. A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and 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 — VEfERR OPT Eleanor Neill, B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Philosophy and Education Edna Patterson, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Samuel Luttrell Akers, A.B., B.D., Ph.D Associate Professor of Psychology and Philosophy Christine Broome, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Spanish Ruby Sharpe Rosser, A.B. Instructor in Biblical Literature Louise Rivers, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English Leona Letson, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Margaret Cutter Elder, A.B. Instructor in Latin and Greek Martha Kern, A.B., A.M. Instructor in French Isabelle Kinnett Instructor in Physical Education Virginia Camden Instructor in Physical Education ♦Katherine P. Carnes, A.B. Librarian Jennie Loyall, A.B., A.M. Alumnae Secretary Eunice Thomson, A.B. Asssitant Alumnae Secretary Margaret Bell, A.B. Instructor in Physics Margaret Chapman, A.B. Assistant Librarian Helen Lowe, A.B. Assistant Librarian Caroline Lowe Student Assistant in Library Virginia Townsend Student Assistant in Library Marjorie Watson Student Assistant in Library •—Leave of absence. 1929-30. Grace Teasley Student Assistant in Library Elizabeth Woodward Student Assistant in Library Wesleyan i Wesleyan, You have brightened the past In its obscurity. Like a soft, clear star in a misty night, You have drawn youth under your spell And sent it out again, Softened and uplifted By the inspired dreams Of your future. Wesleyan, You will glorify the future In its oblivion. Like a sure, true sun in a foggy sky You ' ll draw youth under your influence And send it out again, Brightened and ennobled By the crystallized dreams Of your past. ✓ Glabra ¥ r ise ilia says: Speak for yourselves, girls, it might be too late if you wait for John to 9 speak for v iu’ M p-T ) LJ _ ■p iIwPh Jap | Miss Charlve Matthews, President Senior Class Sponsor: Miss Leona Letson Mascot: Ed Burke Colors: Lavender and White. Officers Charlve Matthews. President Imklda .. Pice-President Alice Katherine Lanier. Secretary-Treasurer Marion Dean Johnson . Sergeant-at-Arms Social Organization: Round Table Minnie Lee Herrington, President KSpJJ W 3 Annie Anderson AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. History Junior college of Augusta 1 . 2); International Relations Club (X, 4); Biblical Club (X. 4); German Club (3); AuguntA Club (3. 4); Hound Table (3, 4); Philosophy 3, 4); Miking Club (4). Mary Banks FORSYTH, GEORGIA AM. English •ST 4): Soccer Captain (2); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Freshman Commission 11): ,1 « J : Vice-President Sophomore Class (2) , World Fellowship Cl ’ M 3 J i KnK l. Hh i l Ub , ( l) ’ Y W rab,m ’t (2, 3, 1) ; President Y. W. Cabinet (4); Hoi ); Presl- Croup � • ■« . ■ ’ • • — 1 v , «� i i irsmnu 1 . it, i� viiivi � , HWWWJf Member Student Council (4); Sophomore Honors t2 ; Commencement Marshal (S). 32 ATLANTA, GEORGIA AM. History «-d«. aoverumem (1 -: S huUhy ' ‘. ' n-bt V, wrer Atlanta Cluh . 4 secretary International Halations Club (4): 3 . 4,; mi: Alumnae Council 4 ; To. her Cer.lllea.e. , 3, 4); Trens- Round Table Secretary J e- Irma Bell CARTRRSVILLE, GEORGIA AM. English Sophomore Council : JJ� n, h | Literature Club (3, 4); Hiking (3); English Club (4); C’hH; . Club (2): V. AV- Cabinet (3. 4): Philosophy Club (3); Biblical club (3 4); Hiking W CD: Delegate to Forum. Agnes Scott, rinan Sophomore V«tM � (4); Hound Table (3. 4); Teachers Certificate. 33 Imelda Boger LAKELAND, FLORIDA Student net (2, 3 3. 4); Hi to I’ami (4); Vic President Ish club VolUllt lovermnent Council (1 ; Freshman Commission (1): Soccer Squad rl, 2� ; Y. V. Oabi- ' ? : , T , r 1 a « U,vr Y ; U M : T,,,, ‘ � Kraduut.- Representative ! 3 ; Debaters ' Council (2. V Ul T ea n 1 ? l ' h,,osol h ' rlub 3 I elegnte to Blue Ridge r:. 3 ; Delegate o « , [ 2, J ) ; -� terature flub (2. 3. 4) ; Secretary Biblical Literature Club n.w iL J ‘f ,, c t • rV r, n r h a T.M V : Vi Choral ciuh (t� ; Alumnae Connell 4); BttdK«n c iune I (4); Hiking Club 1 3, 4); Hiking W” 3 ; English Club (4): Span- J r nmtle ( lub (1); Hound Table 3. 4); Commencement Marshal (3). Student M • to Forum, Agnes Scott College (3� ; Sophomore Honors: Teacher ' s Vrtlfleate. Ixjuise Hopkins Bridges AM, Ffcshmnn Commission (1); Macon (Jhl 4); Sophomore Council (2); Heeretnr to International Missionary Conference shal (3 ; Hound Table (3, MACON, GEORGIA Biblical Literature Is Aaaocitttion (1. 2. 3, 4 ; Student Volunteer U. 2, 3. and Treasurer Biblical Literature Club (3); Delegate ‘. Memphis (3); Honor Roll (3); Commencement Mar¬ ti; President Biblical Literature Club (4). 3 + Helen Clark. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. English (D- Budget Council (1); Spanish Club (1, 2); Freah- Scrretary ami r n a«urer. I« rt-shman . M{ . (2) . preaident ' x Council 2 ; Sophomore man Comnilwdon President 8«lt j Tt , m) (jn ; y. W. Cabinet CL 4); Secretary Wes- CouncU 2); Kor c « r T «♦« ni 2 4 } eIlt V c«lcya«i Sunday School Claw 4); Obuudeal Club V Auuus.a nub � : Knrfbrt. Club (4); •V.-u-rro,,,. Helen Logan Cushy MACON, GEORGIA AM. English, French „ 4) . (Vrcle Franratft fl : Hound Table (S 4); CertifloAte Macon Gl rl H f ‘ o A ( H ’r 1 B u.h ' CTub (V) ; Biblical Literature Club (4): Teacher ' s Certificate. 35 Mallette Crum CORDELK, GEORGIA .7. ?. Philosophy District Club 1, 2. 3. 4); Ti arher ' H C ertlAcate. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA A .ft. History Junior College of Augusta (l, 2); Hound Table (2. 4); Augusta Club Cl. laliotiH Club (3. 4 ); Philosophy Club (4); Chemistry Club t 4 1 ; 11 4); International Re- Iking Club 4 . Sara Taylor Copeland 6 Odille Dasher MACON, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Honor Holl 1, 3): Macon drls Certificate (4 ; Kouml Table (3. Club Association fl, 2, 3, 4); Le Cercle Franeals (1); Teachers . Math ’lub (3. 4); President of Math Club (4); Chemistry ( 4 ); Commencement Marshal (3). Florida Club (1, 2, 3. 4); Elizabeth Edmondson MIAMI, FLORIDA AM. History Philosophy Club (3. 4): Hound Table (3, 4); International Relations Club (3, 4); Teacher’s Certificate. If 37 Margaret Aileen Garnett HYPOLUXO, FLORIDA J.li. History ila« k c� tban Team (1. 2. 3. 4); Round Table (3, 4); 8oneer Team 1 2 3 4 Debater ’ tv,tin- T«m ) (Se C H i“nK W ®?3 ; ,Jf ana ,r - Mi r Sport, b); eipial.i Haoketb.ll eam .,, A Hiking (3); President of Hiking Club (3); Florida Flub tl 2 3 4 - Tr.aa- urer Florida « lub (3, 4 ; Commencement Marshal (3); International Delation Flub mV in-. ' «= CounHl PrcHidt ' iit A.hU .31 V T Ca , ' a.n oV ' s leant (4); Kngllsh Flub (4). Louise Garrett AUGUSTA, GEORGIA .4.It. History Junior Hound College of Table (3, Augusta (1. 2); International Relations I); Augusta Club 3. 4); Treasurer of Georgia league of Women V Club 13, Augusta oters (3). 4); Philosophy Club (3, 4); Club (4); Hiking Club (4); Mildred Garrett butler, Georgia W) AM. History • i .t • � • vi on ri l Table (3 I); Philosophy Hul) t3, 4 : I� t� rim- “ zzx :™ ' err?. .. .r- Carolyn Kingman Gibson MACON, GEORGIA AM. French Macon CHrls Anaoelatlon L Club (4); Biblical Literature 2. 3. 1): Kouml Table (3. 4); L “Vluii M); Chairman Program Club (4); Teacher ' s Certificate. Cercli Krumals (J); English ’omnilttee Biblical Literature 39 Sara Godley SAVANNAH, GEORGIA AM . Latin Honor Koll (1. 2, 3); Krcshnmn Commission (l); Student Council) (2, 3, 4); Basketball Team ■} ' Z) , Vi a 8 U ,C ?! C i Ul ' A 2, 3 41: So ‘‘‘ r S.jund (1) , Commoncoment Marshal (3); Dehat rs Council t2, -I); President ? Council (4); Biblical literature Club «3); Philosophy Club (4); Choral Club (3); Freshman-Sophomore Debater (2); Hound Table (3, 4); Sophomore Honors U ; Savannah Club (2, 3, I); Wesleyan Sunday School Class (1. 3. 4); Lo Corel® Fra peals (1); T. ' nchcr fl Certificate (4); Basketball Team (3); President of Debater ' Council (4 • floc- eet Team 12): Secretary and Treasurer of Choral Club (3); Treasurer or Classical Club (3); tennis lournamont Singles (2); Tennis Tournament Doubles 2 ; Junior-Sophomore Debater (3); Inter-Collegiate Debater (3); Soccer Team (4). Maxine Henderson Lo Corel® MOULTRIE, GEORGIA AM. English Fraueais (1); English Club i4); Philosophy trict Club (4); Teaeher’s Certificate (4) Club (3. 4); President of Second Dli- ; Hound Table (3, 4). 40 RB1DSV1I.LE, GEORGIA AM. History Andrew College (1. Team (3); Treasurer Table (3. 4); International Halations Club 3, As o ' l,...on 4 : I. ague of won,.., Voters (3. 4); 4 I I 1 I ft I ! 4); Basketball First District Minnie Lee Herrington RJDGELAND, SOUTH CAROLINA AM. History , . i- omnnAiitiin Club Cl 2. 3); International Relations Club President of Carolina Club 11 ; ' V tokh Life Saving Examiner (3. 4). Junior Swimming 4 ' : F ' hiloaoi.hy Club 3. , Vr , m , Hound Table (3. 4); Soccer S.juad (4); Team; Debater Council (4). Round Table (4 . 41 Mary Pai lixe Hill TIGS’ALL, GEORGIA l.B. Mathematics Le fercle FranraiH 1. 2): L hth and Ninth District Club 1. 2, 3. I); President Ktghth and Ninth District flub (4); Student Council 1 ; Mathematics 1 ut� 2. 3. 4� ; Classical Club (2); Alumnae Council President (4 ; Round Table «3. 4); International Relations flub (3 4 - Iv- batera Council (3. 4 ; Treasurer Math flub (4); Vlce-Preoident Debaters’ Coumi! (4); Mul¬ berry Sunday School Class (1. 2. 3. 4); Georgia League of Women Voters (3, 4� ; Swimming Team (31; Treasurer Georgia League of Women Voters (4); Hiking flub CD; Presidents’ found! (4). Stella Hill FORSYTH, GEORGIA .Lit. Biblical Literature Bessie Tift (1); Club (4 ; Spanish flub (2); Sixth Dlfttriet flub (2. 3. 4); Round Table (3. 4 ; Hiking Biblical Literature flub (3, 4); Treasurer Biblical Literature flub (4). 42 JoSKI HINE ( iRACK HUMPHRIES ATLANTA, GEORGIA AM. English Vice-Prauldent Mulberry Sunday School riaas Vhv ;; ' • ' Marahal CO; Teacher Ccrtlfluite “Vet Sine Tea in 2 ; life Having Corp rropt” staff (4); (’omnioiucmcnt r Squad 4 . Junior College of Augusta (1. Eugenia Hutto AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. Mathematics Honor Roll (3); Math Club (3, Club (4). t ; Biblical literature 43 Elizabeth Ingram OPELIKA, ALABAMA A.B. History Philosophy Club (4); Hiking Club (1, 2. 3. 4): Alabama Club (1, 2. 3. 4)- Secretary an Treasurer Alabama Club (1); Hiking W” (1); Vice-President Junior Class (5); internal tour Halations Club (3, 4); President International Relation Club t4); Hound Table (3, 4); Veter ropt Staff (4). Geraldine Sherwood Jackson MACON, GE0RC1A AM. Spanish Hasketball ream i. � . i� ; ooccer t eam (2. 4) ; Spanish Club (1. 2 3 u Vice-President Spanish Club (3, 4); Athletic Association (3, 1); Macon Girls ' Association (1 2, 3 4) Round Table (3, 4); Hiking Club (4); Teacher’s Certificate: Soccer Squad (4) 44 AM. English _ . , „ M v. Q OPCf . r (1 ° 4) ■ Basketball (2); ••Jester Staff (2); Wesley a is Freshman Commission (D. ••watrhtow.r t3 ; Industrial Chairman of Y. W. Edition Telegraph” 1 : ‘ ' nSont r Ri onul Y. W. C. A. Council (3. 4); Vice- C. A. 13); Representative of ‘� «� rifli« ” -Veterropt 4 ; Second Vice-President Y. W. President of Dramatic Club. 1 ,council (1. 2. 3); Handbook Committee (3); Del- ‘ ,:Vo : ££ £?%. 3 : camp Within, 3,; Present of Ho. Table (3). Winnifred Augusta Jones STATESBORO, GEORGIA AM. English _ t r.rrle Francais (l); Budget Council (2. 3); Sophomore Coun- Conaorvatory Orchestra (1). V; • . , 2 it . Debaters’ Council (1. 2, 3. 4); Secretary, ell 2 ; Secretary and Treasurer . c V� unrll 1 2 : Round Table 3. 4); Commencement Debater ' Council (3) : Tr.anurer. DebaD« . tunc w ,„ ratur( . club ,3): Del- Mnrslinl � : Honor Roll ■• - ' ,J. ,, „| u .. RldKC (3 ; Philosophy Dub (3. I); Editor e K n.e to camp kins S : . P? o Veterroi.t Staff 41; Wealeyan Staff 3. 4); Editor Wesleyan Edition ••IH rapn student Industrial Communion (3); Presidents ' •Wesleyan ( : rr ' “ nt m Jd£i udism ’Impartnmnt (4); English Club (4); Choral Club Council (4 ; Student Aasl.tant £ -Watchtoarar Staff 4). 45 Agnes Victoria Kelley DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA AM Mathematics Freshman Commission (1); Basket hall Team 1); Soccer Team 2); Red Cross Life Saver Examiner (I, 2, 3, 4); Swimming Team 3); Athletic Bourd C2); Hound Table (3. 1); Phi¬ losophy t Muli ( 11; Mathematic Club (2, 3, 4); Secretary of Math club (3� ; Vice-President of Math Club (2. 3, 4); Biblical Literature Club (3); Jester StatT (2); Wesleyan Edition Telegrnph” (2� ; Watchtower” Staff ( 3 . 4 ); President of Fourth District Club (3); Alumnae Council i3): President of Junior t ' laRR; Presidents Council 3 ; Wesleyan Correspondent News ( 4 ); Dramatic Club (1, 2. 1); Veterropt Staff (4k; Hoeeer Squad i � . Helen Montfort Kilpatrick MACON, GEORGIA AM. EntjlUh Macon Gills Association (1, 2. 3 4): Le Cerelc Framals (1); Rod Cross Life Saving Corns tl� ; ••Jester Staff (2); Wesleyan Edition Telegraph ' (2); Watchtower StatT (3); com¬ mencement Marshal (3); Prom Committed 3 ; Junior Editor of •‘Veterropt’’ (3 ; Scribes and Pharisees (3); President Scribes and Pharisees (4); Philosophy Club (4); English Club (4): Editor Vetofropt (4); Presidents Council 4i. 4.6 A Lien Katherine Lanier STATESBORO, GEORGIA IM. liiblical Literature !,«• Orel Treasurer club (3, inrnlH (1 - Itmlpet Council (4): Debater ' Council (1. ••nldeiH ol PhlloHophy 2, 3, 4); Secretary and (’lull (3. 4); Philosophy 4); Teacher’a Certificate Ada Lee SHANGHAI, CHINA AM English 1 lobater ’ ell (if; Marshal Basketball Squad (1. 2): Sophomore Coun- ( ' ommcncemeiit Council (1. 2 ’ -V,, . 4 m H °V , 3 T Vm Presitfent CoBniopolltnn club 1 : Cosmopolitan lub ‘J; philosophy Club 3. I); Hpunlah Club (2, 3); Kmc . socir ftjua.l U . 47 Laura Elizabeth Lilly QUITMAN , GEORGIA AM. Biblical Literature Worl 1 Fellowship Group Sophomore Council (2 : Biblical Literature Club (1); Freshman Commission Chairman (l); Spanish C‘.ul� (l, 2 ; W. Cabinet (3): Biblical Literature Club (?.); Vlce-Prealdart (4); Captain Swimming? Team (3); SwiminlnK Assistant (4); Red Cross Life Savin? Examiner (1, 2, 3, l). Louise Mackay MACON, CEORGIA Macon Girls Association (1. 2, 3. President Macon Girls’ Association lish Chib (4); “Watclitowor Staff Macon Girl Representative AM. English 4); Secretary and Treasurer Macon Girls’ Association (4); Le torch Francois (l); Basketball Squad (2)- (4); ” Ve 8 Jo :in” Staff (4); ’’TelcKraph” Correspondent on V. . Cabinet (2); Commencement Marshal (3). ( 2 ); Et� a- ( 4 ): 48 AM. Mathematics, French i ,, , Vrrll , Krancalff (1); Bel-Math Club (1) ; Mathematics Club (.1. 4) ; Teacher’s Certificate (4); Round Table (3, 4). Charlye Matthews fort VALLEY, GEORGIA AM. History Shorter CoIIokv (3) ; Treasurer Women Voters (3); (4) ; Biblical Literature fl)- Dramatic Club (2. 4); Life Savin Corps (2): Assistant Serjrennt-at-ArinB International Relations Clu)� (3); President Dramatic Club (3); President of Round Table. (3, 4� ; Veter ropt” Feature Section (3); Presidents Council Club (4); President Senior Class (t): President Southern Conference of International Relations Club (4). 49 Jeannette R. Maxwell AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. History Junior College of Augusta (1, 2 ; Hound Table (3. 1); Philosophy riul (3)- International Re¬ lations Club (3. 4); Biblical Literature club 4); Augusta Club 3, 4 1; Hiking Club (4); Georgia League of Women Voters 4 . Margaret O ' Neal McElrath MACON, GEORGIA A M. Phil oso phy Bessie Tift (1); Virginia Intcrniont Junior College (2). 50 Eu zab eth . I cM ahon COVINGTON, TENNESSEE AM. English Grenada ' allegro 1. 2 : Handbook Committee 3,; Delegate io Camp Wilkins (3); Round Tal� b 3. -� ); Honor Roll 3); Cosmopolitan Club (3. 4); •‘Wesleyan” Staff ( 4 ); ‘’Veterropt” Staff ( 41 ; V. W. Cabinet (I); Rngllsh (.’lul (4); Scribe and Pharisees (3, 4). Winnie Meyer MACOV, GEORGIA AM. Spanish Macon Girin Akum lation (1. 2. 3, 4); Debaters’ Comp ' ll (l); Sophomore Honors (2); Honor Roll (i, 2, 3 ; Commencement Marshal (3); Spanish Club (1. 2. 3. 4): Round Table 3. 4): International Relations Club (4); Teachers’ Certificate. 5 Sara Frances Moseley LYONS, GEORGIA AM. English ‘Meater ' Staff (2); Staff Wesleyan tower’ (3); Alumnae Council 3); District «’lul Lit it tun KmrIMi (1. 2. 3. O i eiejrrapn .2); Managing Kriltnr Watrh- Mul� (l ; lAbaters ' Council 2. 3. I� ; Twelfth 4); Teacher ' s Certificate. Nfi. Ml LUS ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO AM. Chemistry Cosmopolitan Club (l. 2. 3, I ; President of Cosmopolitan nub ( 3 ); student Cmindl t - n- President of Student Council � ); Honor Unit (2); N. s. P. a iM at 3 i s Vv Helegate (3, 4 ; Honorary Member of y r Cabinet 1 i i , ’ S . f’ Marshal (3); President of President ’ Council (4); ChemlHtry ClJb . [ ’ 52 A. ft. Biology Spanish Club ! 2 ; Macon Oliis ' AP«o ' int� oii (1. 2. 3. 4); 8w« r T m (3, 4); T« ni-� ier 8 Certifleate (4); Hound TaM (3, 4). Dorothy Anita Otto MACON, GEORGIA A.B. Biology Spanish Club (1 ; Aaam ' lutioii (1, 2, loth.-mati™ nuh « ; BK.|o y Mu� Cl. I): «;i oin! Club fJIrlV ; 4 ); Hccrind Vi «-Prenidnnt of Hlolouy • lub 4); Hound Tablo (• . 4), T nchor‘« Certificate (4). 53 Caroline Owen WAVERLY HALL, GEORGIA AM. Spanish Student Volunteer Group (l f 2. 3. 4 : Leader Student Volunteer Group (2. 3, 4 • Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference. Mercer (2): Delegate to South Georgia Missionary Conference (3); Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference. Brenau (3); Student Government Association (1. 3); Freshman Commission (It; Y. YV. ublnet (2, ?.. 4); Philosophy Club (4 KeMgious Education Club (2. 3): Spanish Club (1. 2, 3, 4� ; Seeretar.v Spanish Club (3); President Span- isli Club (4); ‘•Wesleyan StnlT tl); Fourth District club l, 2. 3, it; Hiblical Literature Club (3); Honor Roll (2. 3); Commencement Marshal (3); Hound Table 3 t - soccer Squad (4). May Belle Power AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. liih ical Literature Junior Yd lege of Augusta (1, 2); Hound Tuldc (3, 4); Augusta flub (3 4c erut ure Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club (4); Prom Committee (3). ’ 54 - Biblical Lit- Nell Pryor SMITHVILLE, GEORGIA AM, Rioloyy Mulberry Sunday School Class (l, 2. 3, I); Round Table (3, 4 : Biology Club (3, 4); Secretary and Treasurer. Biology Club (4); PhflOnophy Club 3, 4); Third District Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Teacher ' s Certificate. Dorothy Redwine FAYETTEVILLE, GEORGIA AM, Hiology Sixth District Club (1, 2. 3. 4 : Biology Club (3. 4); Philosophy Club 3. 4); Secretary Sixth District Club (3 ; President Biology Club (4); Alumnae Council f4); President Sixth District Club (4); Hound Tuble (3. 4); Hiking Club (3, 4); Hiking “W (3). 55 Evelyn Reynolds PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA AM, Mathematics Woman’s College or Alabama (1, Club 3, 4 ; Miking W (3); 2): Owrman Club 3, 4): Mathematic Hound Table (3. 1); Hiking Club 3 ; Club (3, 4 ; Alabama Soever Squad � 4 . Ellen Tudor Riixh MACON, GEORGIA AM. English Spanish Club (1); Editor Jaater (2); Life Saving , .... •‘Telegraph 2); Editor Watehtower (3); Hound Table (•C 4 ' V ® « ' � n Edition -Watchtow.r Staff ,4); Wesleyan Staff (4? Enghs Club ti terropC 4): Maeon Girls ' Assoe.ation 1. 2. ' .{ 4 ? idenU‘ i4)l Marjorie Royal CORDELE, GEORGIA A.B. Biblical Literature � .r on� m Cordele Club (1): ‘Je tor ' , Staff (2): Watchtowcr” Stuff (3, 4); mi!n nl Literature ciuli (3 l): Publicity Chairman Y. NY. C. A. (4 : “Wesleyan Staff 4); 1 ‘V v� v«“tprro. “- (4) Hound Tabic 3. 4): Class Swimming Team (3); Prom Co..,- mut.v 3� ; V U.yan Edition •T.l.t.-niph U ; IMegato to Can� P Wllktni. (3); Third Dto- trirt Club (2. 3. 4); Delegate to Blue Uidge (3). Helen Ross MACON, GEORGIA AM. Chemistry .. n iviiturnto to Hlue Rldffe (1); Delegate to Camp Wllklna C2); £. r ’ ' “’ , V. ,, C , !rlH ;0 AVa,K- utl� n Vl. 2 ; So.-e ' er (1. 2): Basketball (1); Swimming Team (1. 3); Life ™ (2 3 4) Debaters ' Council 1. 2. :? ; Freshman-Sophomore Debate ft); Hopho- Sa lm, « . | . ( , . ' F.lltion of • ' Telegraph (3): Commencement Marshal (3); Che.n- Zr r :“ ' Z7 ( V, Bound 1 TaSt ' or .: C� «.W n ), W«.«y.� “ -Strut 4,; V. isir Cabinet (2, 3, 4). 57 Elizabeth Scott MACON 7 , GKORGIA AM. French Macon Girls Association (1, 2); Lc Cercle Francals (1, 2); Hiking Club (3, it; Hiking W’ (3); English Club (4); Hound Table (4); Teacher’s Certificate. LeVert Shepherd MACON, CE0RG1A AM. History Macon Girls’ Association O, 2, 3, 4): Vice-President Macon Girls’ Association (4); Interna¬ tional Relations Flub (3, 4); Round Table t3, 4); League of Women Voters (3); Commence¬ ment Marshal (3); English Club (4); Teacher’s Certificate. 5 « ■ 1IAZELHURST, GEORGIA AM. Religious Education; H.O. Oral English Bessie Tift (1, Literature (4); 2) Dramatic Club (3. 4); German Club 3. 4): English Club (4): Biblical Student Volunteer Group (4); Vice-President Baptist Sunday School Class (4); Student Assistant to Dietitian t4). Kathryn Smith DESOTA, GEORGIA AM. History Andrew College (1, 2); International Relations Club 3 4); BIWIcnJl Literature Club (3, 4); Andic coueg jtound Table U. 4); Third District Club (3. 4). H 59 Ruth Smith WASHINGTON, GEORGIA AM. History Randolph-Macon Woman s College (l : S.m rotary Y. W. C. A. (.1); Senior Representative Student C ouncil (4); Hod Cross Life Savin Corps Cl, 4); romimn.vmont Marshal (3r Hikln Club (3, I); Vice-President International Relations Club (I); Biblical Literature Club (.3, i . Winnj:fred Stiles LAFAYETTE, GEORGIA AM. History Shorter College (2); latlonN Club (3, 4); Philosophy Club 13. I); President Choral club (3, President Georgia League of Women Voters M); 1, 3. 4); Postmistress (4). 4i; International Rt- Seventh District Club 6o Virginia Stuart AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AM. History Junior College of Augusta (1, 2); International Relations flub (4); Augusta Club (3, 4); Round Table (3, 4); Philosophy flub i). Mary Lou Thwaite MACON, GEORGIA AM. Chemistry Macon Girls ' Association (1. 2 inu Corps (2); Secretary and Student Laboratory 3. 4 ; Basketball Squad ip; Swimming Team 2, 3); Life Sav- Treasurer Chemistry Club CJ); President Chemistry Club (4); Assistant, Chemistry (4); Biblical Literature Club 4). 6 1 Lucile Trowbridge AUGUSTA, CEORGIA AM, Biology Vice-President of Class C1 ; Augusta Club (1. 2 3, 1); President of Augusta Club f2, 4); St� r- retary and Treasurer of Augusta Club (3); Basketball Team (1, 2, 3); Soccer Team (2, 4 : Pining Hall Monitor (3); Secretary of Philosophy Club (3); Blue Ridge Delegate 3 ; Biology Club (3, 4); Vice-President of Biology Club (4); Round Table (3, 4); Secretary of Student Body (4). Cornelia Turner MILLED, GEORGIA AM. History Shorter College (1); Classical Club (2 ; International Relations Club (3, 4); Round Table 3. 4); Philosophy Club (3. 1 ; First District Club (2. 3, 4); Vice-President Round Table 3); Corresponding Secretary Southern Conference on International Relations 4); League of Wo¬ men Voters (3, 4). 62 Mary Wald ex MACON, GEORGIA AM. Spanish qil , tnUh r ub (1 2 3. 4 ; Treasurer Spanish club (3); Mncon Girts Association (1. 2. 3. 4); f ’ Round Table (3. 4); Teurlu r K Cv rtifhate. Elizabeth B. Wilde ACWORTH, GEORGIA AM. English A . orrlo Framtnta (1): Dramatic Club (2); ‘ Wesh an Spanish Club (4); Un«llah Club (4); Deters Council Scribes and Pharisees (3, 4 ; Hound Table (3, 4). ' Staff (3, 4); VeterropC Staff (4 ; (2, 3, 4); Industrial Commission (4): Orchestra 11); Atlanta Club t2). 63 Lorraine Williams MULLINS, SOUTH CAROLINA A .11. English Columbia College (1 ; Cosmopolitan Club (l, 2. 3. 4); Soccer Team (2. 4); Basketball Squad (2, 3. 4 : ••Jester” Staff t2): staff of Wesleyan Edition of Telegraph (2. 3); Wesleyan Cor¬ respondent to Telegraph (3� : Correspondent to Atlanta Journal” and Sunday American (4 ; Wut eh tower ' Staff (3, 4); Round Table (3. 4t; Secretary and Treasurer Cosmopolitan Club (4); Vl« e-President English Club 44); Debaters’ Council (4); Choral Society (3, 4). Helen Witherspoon ATLANTA, OF.ORCIA AM. Mathematics Mathematics club (2, a. 4); Round Table (3, 1); Debaters’ Council (2); Philosophy Club (4 Atlanta Club (1, 2. 3. 4); Teacher’s Certificate; Soccer Squad r4i. 64 7h Hazel Macon, President Junior Class Sponsor: Miss Hki.es R. Bartlett Mascot: Parker Moseley, Jk. Colors: Gold and White Officers Hazel Macs.. 1 ..President Martha Pate. • • • • l ur-Pradent M akc.aret Cannon. Secretary-Treasurer Cornei. i a Merritt, Martha Pate, Scrgcants-at-Arms Social Organization: Golden Heart Martha Pate, President 5 Ml LOTTIE- BRAGG- ELIZABETH- AMDEf SOM LUCILE A L LREr BELCHER. Mildred beaimett cJBAAi. AWTft LI A G ELL 66 CORXLELIA- MFRR.ITT EMIL MO TOH EVEL M ME RJTT MO0LE CAROLINE PARSOH9 MABEL MS LENDOAi ELIZABETH MSAiUTT 70 N E L L TRO W B RJDGt ELIZABETH WEST ANNETTE- WHITE? MARGARET OUXLG- WILHEAMMA- THOMPSON MILDRED TURAIER FRANCES WARREN ELIZABETH WOODWARD H ELEN ATES FRANCES ZACH ERy 72 Vida Barnett, President Sophomore Class Sponsor : Miss Margaret Bell Mascot : Billy Lane Colors : Green and Gold Officers Vida Barnett. President Estelle King. Pice-President Melissa Jack. Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Pearson, Doretta Russell, Seryean s - at - Arms . 73 RUTH ARMOI DOROTH- A RM S TRO Al G MILDRED kBOOTH E EVELYN BROOKS, FLORENCE AVERILU LAURA NELL ANDERSON VIDA BARNETT RUSSELL BRINSON LULA CALHOUN. HELEN CHILDS MARGARET CARTE T R ROBERT A- C A SON 74 SARA FOUNTAIN LUCy FREEMAN H ELEAI M HALL. SARAH tHAMM 0C 0 f MAUD r HAPDW CfC DOROTHy FOUMTAJM CHRISTIME: GLOUSieR ELSIE VBRE GRAHAM ELIZABETH HASLAM MABEL HARRIS LUCILLE HILL .MARY HARLEy KATHERINE HI LLHOUSE 76 i=t e RRopf 77 ELIZABETH ASANG-E-T CAROLyM LOWE: JHELEAA r M?NL)TT MARTHA MOORE: M YDOB ASULLI S i LOIS AS?. DONALD EMAL LEWIS FAMAllE ASSCEHEEr DOR S NEWSOME MAR NOBLE ' v ELIZABETH- ODOM MING- HWA N EU 78 IDA MAE 5MITH- I RMA- SMI T H ELLEN NEILLE SMITH- VIRGIMI A- TOW M 5E- M D BLAAJCHt mNHAHAKE R, MARJORIE WATSOAI FLEANOR. WHITEHEAD HARRIETT WILLIS Christine Quillian, President Freshman Class Sponsor: Miss Edna Patterson Mascot: Bootsy Flanders Colors: Red and White SUE WALKER BAILEy RUTH BAILEy ELIZABETH- BARNES ANNIE JO BARROW FLORENCE BEASLE ERNESTINE- MARTHA BOTHWELL EUNICE BRINSON “ - J3LEDSO - - •MARGARET BUDD FRANCES BURCH NARCARET BURCH MOZBLLE BURKE: ' _. _ We S ErT ER ROPT JEWELL BUCNLE NAR ?ABET CANTRELL MILDRED CASTLEBERey LILLIAN CHANDLER. ADELAIDE CHEN FRANCES DOR E WILHEN1NA DOUGHERTY BESS DUNCAN VIRGINIA EZZARD HELEN FLANDERS HAy jOWLER RUTH ULWOOD NARY ELIZABETH GRIFFIN. CLAUDIA GROOVER. LEES GOLDBERG ELLIS GREENE: 3 ANNE GUAJTEIR FRANCES HARRIS IDA RUTHHEATH- MARTHA GUMAl 4 ' ANNIEHERNDON T HfLMft HERNDON SARAH HEWLETT AIAN JIE HICRS A(JNES HICHSMITH VIRCIMIA HOLBROOK KATHERINE HUDSON BETT HUNT SPENCER dACK ANN IE BOB cJOHNSON FRANCES JUST) GRACE RENT 8 + V Jy SARA LAWSOAl CAROl AJ J.AWTOAI DOROTHy LOMBARD RUTH LEE SARA LOWOR L BLOSSOM MALONE: SUELLE MCKELLAR LOUISE MCLEOD MODENA MCPHERSON C-LAD S MEEKS 85 m lr HELEN MlXON BETT JANE MLILLIS NARCjARET MURPHy JANE NOR.THCUTT VIRGINIA PERRy JOHNNIE PETERSON CHRISTINE RUILLIAN CAROLINE RADFORD NONIE RAWUNCJS SUE REAVIS ALICE REPPARD DOROTH RE NOLDS 1 +KM RUTH SHANRLE EVA CLAIRE SHIVER CAROL N ROTH- FRANK SEARS 86 lr LEILA SMITH- KATHERINE SNOOPS MARGARET SPARKS ELW A1 SPARKS VIRGINIA- STAMTOA1 EDITH- TARVER CLARA THOMAS LOREA1A THOMAS 1 ANN e 5 4 ■ M MIRIAM TRIMBLE ELIZABETH TUCKER. HORTENSE TyE- CAROLyAl VANCE: £TA e VETER BILLIE VICIC ELIZABETH VORHAUER RUTH WALTER, lucille Wallace clauoine waltoai hernione warren billie Watkins CARO L N WATSON FLRJCH WATSON. AlAMCy WHITAKER CAPPIE WILIAM FLORENCE WOOD IDA yOUALG- 88 Organizations Good Queen Bess, one very fine day, Took a little stroll down London way . It must have been raining as she reached the Mall, And our Highness was dressed like a glad rag doll . Along came Walter in his best bib and tucker . Aha!” said Elizabeth, Here comes the sucker ” She spoke to Walter, and all in a muddle, He took off his coat and covered the puddle . Now perhaps you 9 re wondering the secret of this — Queen Liz herself, was the first Feminist . She organized this, and she organized that; She organized the cooks, and she organized the cat . To the downtrodden males she has proved a tribu¬ lation, For you sec, she showed the power in organization . President ' s Council Nel Mullis. Officers Mary Banks. Margaret Garnett . . . . Charlye Matthews . . . . President of Senior Class Hazel Macon . . . V ' ida Barnett . . . . . President of Sophomore Class Helen Kilpatrick . . Elizabeth Woodward .... Editor of Watchto uer Winnifred Jones . . . . . Editor of Wesleyan Sara Godley. Mary Pauline Hill. n iDA 5APMFTT CHPISTIMIr-QUIi-LIAM HfLeW- KILPATPICK h ZEL f A CON. WlMMIFPE D cJOMeS E ' UZABlrTH ' V OODWAPD AADV PAUUN£r rtlLL SAPA GOOL Y 7 presidents ' council 95 Council of Student: Government Officers Nel Mullis. Elizabeth McNutt. Lucile Trowbridge . . . Virginia Townsend Paula Belcher . . Mabel McLendon . Mary Ruth Sentkr . Pm . Vice-President . Secretary . T reasurer . . . . Point Monitor issistant Point Monitor Dining Hall Monitor Members Sara (Jodley. Ruth Smith. Marion Jordan .... Margaret Cannon . . . Marjorie Watson . . . Eunice Brinson . . . . Mary Banks. Mildred Bennett . . . House Cora Couch. Virginia Stanton. . . . . Senior Representative . . . . Senior Representative • . . . Junior Representative . . . Junior Representative . Sophomore Representative • . Freshman Representative . Honorary Member President of Junior-Senior tiuildiny . House President of Sophomore Ruildiny • • . . House President of Freshman lluil C. A. Cabinet Mary Hanks. Grace Teasley. Ruth Armor . . IvtELOA BOCKR Officers . Pre. . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary Treasurer Committee Chairmen Sarah Erwin. Irma Beli. Roberta Cason. Mary Elizabeth Dumas . Marjorie Royai. Blanche Duvali. Helen Ross. Helen Clark. Helen Reynolds. . IV or ship . . IVor Id Fellowship . Social Service . Social Service . Publicity . Music . Industry . . . Campus Activities Sophomore Representative Nel Carolyn Owen Eli anor Whitehead . Muj.lis. Student Volunteer Representative • . . . Town Girls ' Representative . Honorary M Vciterropt Staff Helen Kilpatrick. Marion Dean Johnson. Winnifred Jones. Elizabeth Wilde . . . . Helen Clark. Elizabeth McMahon . Ellen Ridout. Marjorie Royal. Agnes Kelly. Elizabeth Ingram . . . . Josephine Humphries . . Martha Cooper. Martha Cooper. Elizabeth Woodward .... . Editor . Business Manat . Literary Editor . . . . Literary Editor . . . . Pictorial Editor . . . . Pictorial Editor . Art Editor . Jrt Editor . . Advertising Manager . . Advertising Manager . . . . Snapshot Editor . Junior Editor . . . . iqji Editor-in-chief • • • 93! Business Manager 100 iff V ET ER ROPT AAPiON. DEANl cJO M 50N. rtELfrhl KILPA7PICK H-ELEM CLARK CllZABjET rt AAttOhJ JMMlFPED dON 5 E-LlZABIrTH- WlLDP E-LLEM PlDOUT AAQdOQlE P Wa1- ACME ' S KELLlrV £ L1ZAB TH ' IM.GPA A cJOSE-PrtlMe mJflPHPi B AAfcTHA COOPEQ J 1 R ROP1 Wesleyan Staff W innifred Jones. Carolyn Owen. Elizabeth Wildf. . . Martha Cooper . . . . Elizabeth McMahon . . Sara Erwin . Melissa Jack. Elizabeth Barnes . . . Ellen Ridout. Louise Mack ay . . . . Helen Ross. Josephine Humphries . . Elizabeth Anderson . . Marjorie Royal . . . . Mary Cotton. . Editor-in . liusinrss Manager . . . Senior Associate Editor . . . . Junior Associate Editor . . . . Senior Literary Editor . . . . Junior Literary Editor . . Sophomore Literary Editor . . Freshman Literary Full tor . Assistant liusinrss Manager . Advertising Manager .7 dvertising Ma nager . Ilumnae Editor . Exchange Flditor . Rambler Editor . . . Circulation Manager 102 ELLEN. PlDOUr LOUI 5 C- AAC.KA-Y’ H -LEN. ROS t405C-PHlNE HUMPHRIES ELI2ABCTH- ANDEPSON MAPJOPl£r POV rL nAQ ' f COTTON. 5APA ERWIN. tEUSSA UACK ELIZABETH ' BA-PNFS CAPOLVN. OWEN. INNirOEO ELIZABETH- n c ttAHON 103 Watchtower Staff Elizabeth Woodward. Editor - i . Frances Zachery. Sara Erwin . Lottie Bragg. Agnes Kelly. Mary Ruth Senter . . . Louise Mackay. Marjorie Royal. r CONFER Wl A- ftfrf WO ODWAI5D It 1 ' 1 j£ : T t«m « -•t Pf i|r � � nt MUaiaiw •« Orrtrml Afnc . H t«M it iw i - c A 1 HANGK Ar Sk.l!� ul Di t.l.� : Jenson 1ES DEC. i M ACU55 K[--l:-V I l,CV S£- ■WKfr ' Harry 1 Poc Jurse COMING IX CREEK ABY ' SPMT I? VETER RORT TIIE WATCHTOWER ESDAY. JAN. 9. 1929 PUBLISHED WEEiLLT BT STUDENTS or WESLEYAN COLLBOB N COLLEGE. MACON. GA . WEDS ii to College A)] TU « 6 eM Mr M faraHj of Wwk.-.n CoOwt cxUimI S� P th U H l� n CfUby m tw o t hrr m rt� � r. ji nnic- •LFE- CVERSTieFn COOPlrr? E“L IZ A E E THh tt -MUTT CLUB orricf HFLIrN- PY MUTT i QUILHATSL DQ A A AT 1C CL.UB Ill ”7 118 3 Vfie VETERROP SAPA GODJLE- capojJn. ov7e-K_ INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATERS AAPTHA COOPE-I? SARA -ErRwW STAe VETER ROPT ENGLISH CLUB 121 122 125 VETERROPf € 7 � ? ALlMNAi: COl CII MELL PR OR LUCILE TRgWBRIDqE DORPTH REDWINE DOROTHy OTTO BtTTy LIN PRATER E-MILy ORfR_ MARTHA MA O JEAN. AUTR y CATHERINE- LONq SAFFORD HARRIS MRS. M.C. (RUILLIAAL PROFr M.C. qui LL.I AAL IZ.M A- QRJFPITH- MAR ARET MS ELRATH- BIOLOGY CLUB 133 Hbl EN KILPATRICK KlMNif cJONKT The Wreckage The mid-afternoon sun drenched everything with a gay, glad radiance. The sea wind blew bold and free, like a wild, gladsome thing, across the narrow strip of green, hill-dappled Ixmg Island which tapers in where the waters of ocean and sound meet. The sky was vivid blue, the ocean a dark, deep indigo, full of power and eternal mystery. On the distant horizon of the east dusty, yellow clouds hovered, half hidden by the waves which rose and fell with ceaseless monotone, each one a higher, more greedy, grasping thing than the one before. In the Casino the party there knew nothing of the wild, brilliant beauty of the world without. The room was grey with cigarette smoke; and the fumes of liquors hung heavy over everything. The shrill, hysterical voices of the women, their high, metallic laughter beat against the guttural, incoherent talk of the men. There was an abandon, a feverish revelry, a coarse gaiety about the scene which comes with whiskey.—Then of a sudden there was quiet—the tense hush that stifles one before a storm strikes. And the wind outside the Casino seemed to die out with a sound that was like a sob. Helen Kilpatrick. Our Love Our love was like a night-flower — fVondrous full and sweet And glistening fair To he so short-lived — Like a night-flower, too. It shriveled and faded When night was gone. But still—throughout the day. Haunting me still, Faint perfume lingers on. Hy Winnifred Jones. And After Sunset—The Dark Jerome Crosby drove out into the open road—alone in the cart. He looked back only once. The sky was a misty purple streaked with rose, and the cabin against the sky was black—severely outlined. There was a light in one window. For a long min¬ ute Jerome gazed at that light—it was Jem’s room. He gripped the back of the cart with his huge hand; the knuckles showed white. Quickly the day faded, but even more rapidly something vital died in the soul of Jerome Crosby. There was a dull, dead stare in the vacant eyes he turned toward the railroad station ahead of him. He lashed the horse with all his strength; the startled horse jumped, and the man in the cart lashed again and again—and laughed. Elizabeth McMahon. Love is a happy fountain. Leaping upward to the sun. Shimmering with prismie lights. Tinkling soft a note of joy, It glitters in the light — A moment thus—then ripples sloiv Into a tranquil pool With rainbow memries in its depths. liy E. Wilde. 135 Qtljkttrfi Slnatt Starts Something Now everyone knows That the modern girl ' s clothes Are of new innovations a part; But what they don ' t know We 9 ll endeavor to show — And that is, who gave this a start. That Maid of Orleans Put on masculine 99 jeans, And without telling mother a thing, Made the scared British run With her sword and her gun. And then put up Charles for her king . This young girl demure, We are practically sure. Had a complex ahead of her time, And startled all France By donning some pants And displaying her figure sublime. Now girls of today. In a more modern way. Are beset by the same inhibitions; The masculines wail As each femme and each frail Appears dressed in his latest renditions, Vo an says: Leading an army into m fight—hum-m, that ' s easy compared to keeping one man out of one Vfie VETER ROPt ELIZABETH AAMGET FI3ANCE-5 Z VCHEB G PALDIME JACK ' S ON. HOOENA- Pf+ERSOKL GRACE H-ENDRICK5 aaa r? i am bpoWnl -BETTY LIN. PQATEfg AAAQGAPFT GAPMFTT VtQ? BP0DEP1CK BLAN.CHF V AMNAnAK R TH LETIC EE EE 141 Freshman Soccer Squad Marjorie Andrews. Right Outsi Annie Herndon. Right Ins Carolyn Rom (Captain) . .. Cen Clara Thomas. Left () u ts Sue Reavis. Left Insi Floy Simpson. Rig Edith Tarver. Cent Caroline Radford. n Jeanne Manget. Rig Modena McPherson. l Dorothy Manget. . . ( Substitutes Elizabeth Barnes Dorothy Lombard Sue Walker B; Virginia Holbrook Martha McCaw 142 Carolyn Lowe. Elsie Graham. Russell Brinson ..... . . . Blanche Duvall ... . Elizabeth Mange?. Sarah Hammock. . . Virginia Townsend ........ Jimmie Lee. Lucy Freeman. Margaret Lawrence (Captain) . . . • Eunice Partin. Right Outside Forward . Right Inside Forward . . . Center Forward . Left Outside Forward . Left Inside Forward . . . Right Halfback . . . Center Halfback . . . . Left Halfback . . Right Fullback ICs 1 |H1 «►- L M (vjli I Junior Soccer Squad Safford Harris .... Mii.drhd Turner . . Mildred Harrhr .... Nell Trowbridge . . . Elizabeth Moate . . . Betty Lin Prater . . . Elizabeth Anderson . . Catherine Long .... Mary Broderick .... Mildred Bennett . . . Marian Brown (Captain) Right Outside Foruai . Right Inside Forwai . . . Center Fonwai . Left Outside Fonvai . Left Inside Forwai . . . Right Half ha . . . Center llalfba . . . Left llaliha . . Right Fullba .... Left Fullba . . . . Goal Keep Substitutes Frances Rice Katherine Dorsey Josephine Lott Mary Ruth Senter Marion Jordan i44 — VAe VETER ROPT Senior Soccer Squad Lorraine Williams. Outside Forward Josephine Humphries. . Right Inside forward Lucile Trowbridge. Center Forward Grace Hendricks. Left Outside Forward Mary Banks. Left Inside Forward Acnes Kelley. Right Halfback Sarah Godley. Center Halfback Helen Clark. Left Halfback Margaret Garnett (Captain) . Right Fullback Marion Johnson. Left Fullback Geraldine Jackson. Goal Keeper Substitutes Ada Lee Evelyn Reynolds Carolyn Owen Helen Witherspoon Minnie Lee Herrington ' ct7 VETER ROPT Varsity Soccer Team Nell Trowbridge. Ouisi Blanche Duvall. Outsi Sue Rf.avis. j ns l Elizabeth Moate. i nsl Russell Brinson . .. . Sarah Hammock. . Edith Tarver. . Mary Broderick . .. i. Margaret Garnett . Margaret Lawrence Eunice Partin . . 146 Td ' r . fc •! 3lHfe5. ' : -- r SOCCER GAMES, THANKSGIVING M7 Freshman Basketball Squad Carolyn Roth Caroline Radford Edith Tarver Forwards Centers Side Centers Hortense Tye Guards Modena McPherson Frank Sears Sue Reavis Jean Manget Agnes Highsmith (Capiat Annie Herndon Margaret Cantrell Floy Simpson Sophomore Basketball Squad Forwards Blanche Duvall Blanche Wannamaker Centers Margaret Lawrence ( Captain ) Virginia Townsend Jimmie Lee Eunice Partin Side Centers Guards Russell Brinson Lillian Pafford Malene Lee Katherine Hillhouse Elizabeth Manget Helen Childs Junior Basketball Squad Forwards Mildred Barber Izma Griffith Centers Marian Brown ( Captain ) Side Center E LIZ AB ETH A N DERSO N Guards Mary Brodf.rick Emily Norton N ' fxi. I RowBRiime Josephine Lott Elizabeth Moate Safford Harris Martha Pate Forwards Malette Crum Mildred Garrett Center Margaret Garnett (Captain) Grace Hendricks Mary Banks Geraldine Jackson Side Center Guards Lucile Trowbridge Lorraine Williams Agnes Kelley Ruth Smith 151 =7 ie VETER arsity Basketball Team Mallette Crum Forwards Blanche Wannamaker Center Marian Brown Side Centers irginia Townsend Eunice Partin Guards Nell Trowbridge � 5 LIFE SAVING CORPS 54 — i55 VETER ROPT H?atlUTB a§P « I. ®Iir “3t” (girl of Anrirnta ♦ ' • f� ancient queen lived near the Nile, J And heroes, hot and bothered by her smile, ( • Forgot to conquer nations, And did deeds beneath their stations. r • Cleopatra, queen of Egypt, was this dame; She rivaled modern it” girls with her fame. With the illustrious Mark and Julius in her band We 9 ll be forced to give the little girl a hand. (. rj If we take the ancient histories at their word, • This highfalutin’ vamp was quite a bird. She had everything, in fact, was quite the stuff; • From her we learn the lesson—treat ' em rough. G Superlative in everything was she; To the heart of every man she held the key . Thus, Cleo by her conquests goes to prove That charm and wit and beauty, mountains move. C! o says: A 1930 model Ford touring p or a barge on the Nile—one place is as good as another if there ' s moonlight , and you hare sense enough to take a back seat, Winnifred Jones, ZMost Intellectual Aspasia, Pericles, the Beloved, versed In all the wisdom of the admired of So. rat os-- A slave Kiri, Greeks through the great man th ' ancients. She was the ador.nl of her subtlety aiul charm ruled the whom she loved. oAs pasta SMargaret Garnett, most Athletic Christina t stolid iU t-knvx of l1 tho vi 1 n T1 Mrc tf virilo womanhood: startlingly Hear in contrast herown mbre BwedWh leBmB lik “ mountain of snow against the backgr o� n sombre Swedish pirn. - A woman, an athlete, and a srholar Is she—a strong at personality that causes us to pause and wonder. ,aura Lilly , -SMost oAttractive SMary Stuart Mar y Stuart, I ady of France and Queen of the Scot —Mary of the many loves and fervid hatred —A beautiful yet fragile flower cruelly planted In a tvio rugged soil—A child of life was she, doomed only to taste of It and die. I £Multi $ 9 ZMost Popular S fd Murla Theresa, the mother of queen and emperors, she was the power of au epoch- A ruler, though first a woman, she won all hearts In tier time, filling even her ene¬ mies with utlmiration for her sovereign and womanly greatness. Mn� Washington_the Mother of America, whoso love an 1 wise guidance, strength of character nml human weaknesses hov� been made immortal for uh through her son. the first of our great. Helen Kilpatrick , ZMost Capable Florence ? Florence etnvUfdty count Hch. N Khtlngole-the loader at a now group «.f women—With ail Inspired energy n Tret«i ' h ' ' n;od..rn world she brought health. order K ml hope Into tvar-i 5“ utmost loTH-ir she demanded it of others- end minister ttnd grunted her obeisance, While sick and lonely soldiers gave her worship •Blanche ‘Duvall, Most Talented Gleanora ‘Duse The Tragic J� u o from five to seventy-five worshiped on the sta e. she lived the life of a martyr. tiaerifloiitft all to genius. oven herself, the personality of The Hose has become the embodiment of Art—her life a rleh series of nvaUnns uud her face comes to us tinned with a touch of the eternal—for so it reflected the humanity which she lived to portray. WUheltnina Dougherty, Cutest Freshman tv..«... wno answered the rail of state on the « ve of vournr woman the sovereignty, the ‘‘aim yet unbending f ' r.T, the intrepid wisdom ‘ which made rtlgn one gloried In by the Britain } and admired by the world. Gonfimiatorg (Eraurft a darrrr C S� You’ve all heard the story of Helen and Paris, How between them they stirred up a war. She craved a career in Troy as the fairest, But against it was hubby, not for. What would gain by staying at home? Asked Helen, with petulant pout. Minding the baby and answering the phone, And ordering the servants about. ' rather do things and go interesting places, And make for myself quite a name. So fair Helen rebelled and kicked over the traces, And set out to establish her fame. Now Helen caused trouble and furor, it’s true, But her idea itself was not bad. Theres’ a place in the world for the women, though few Who have dreams such as fair Helen had. Helen says: No woman ever set the world on fire by striking a match to the one in the kitchen stove.” i 7 9 7ZT ETER R ' O PT Counting on a name, time-tested and true, Owning traditions well mixed with the new, Never feeling unable to grasp things of worth, Seeking the best that God gave to earth. Engraving the talents of youth through the land, Raising high standards that always will stand, Victorious in purposes, studies and play, Attaining true knowledge that e’er will stay, Tutting our hearts to life’s melody, Offering our second mother to be. Realizing at the end, her purpose to guide, Youth through life’s most turbulent tide . VAe V ETE R ROI Officers of Administration I)r. William F. Quillian, A.B., D.D. President Joseph Maerz Director Professor of Piano Edgar Howerton, B.M. Head of Focal Department , Professor of Singing, Chorus Glenn Priest Maerz Doris Onderdonk Jelks. B.M Head of Violin Department Professor of Pipe Organ Herbert F. Kraft Professor of Piano and Theory , History of Music Lewis G. Thomas, A.R., A.M. Zillah Halstead, B.M. Professor of Piano Piano Louise Lin, A.B., B.M. Ray Ballard, A.B., B.M. Piano Piano Loulie Barnett, A.B., B.M. Hazel Turner Theory, Harmony Piano Elizabeth Anderson Piano Fannie Singleton Ogden Head of Juvenile Piano Department; Solfeggio Zeta Collins Marian Elder Jones V°i ce Oratory, Dramatic I Anne Chenault Wallace Rossetta Raulston K Oratory, Dramatic Art Drawing and Painting Mildred McCrory Mitchell, A.B., B.M. English Lula Johnson Comer Instructor in French, Italian Maude Frances Chaplin. A.B., B.S., A.M. Professor of Home Economics Isabelle Kinnett Instructor in Physical Education Ruby Sharpe Rosser, A.B. Bible Lucy Keen Johnson, A.B. Director of Home Department 184 (El as0?0 Senior Class Colors: Crimson and White Motto: Fideles omni fiduciae. Officers Carolyn Waters Vice-President Alice Rustin President Winifred Darsey T reasurer Flower: Red Rose Estelle Walker Secretary Pattie Virginia Appleby SARASOTA, FLORIDA Senior in Dramatic Art Vice-President of Dramatic Club 3) Alpha Mu Literary Club ; History of Art (1, 2); Treasurer Club (3); Pruumtlc Club (1. oi Athletic Association (3). 2. St; Mu Elizabeth Barrett MACON, GEORGIA Senior in Art Town Town Alpha Staff ,, ,, «w Town Ctrl Association 1. 2. 3, O! President of i 7 Winifred Darsey GRIFFIN, GEORGIA Senior in Piano and Voice Biu «tball Squa.l (1. 2): Kophomo . n pr.acnlaUve Duties on Campus (2); Treasurer of Y. A . C. A. (3, , ■ ludcgate to Cu 2 ; Tnasun i of Senior class (4): Pres Lieut of AthUtl • ' « ,.oretary of Wilkins (3); Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference ); 1 ( ® 4); prevlde Alpha Mu Literary Club (2. 3); Soccer (t ; Glee Club 3. A) : .’t ,rvatory “Veterropf Council (4); Y. W. C. A. Choir 14); Business Manager of the Grower atory Katherine Dixon SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Senior in Dramatic Art Mu Alpha Mu Literary Club (2, 3); Dramatic Club (2, 3 : Town Girl Association (2, Treasurer of Town Girls Association. 188 Josephine Fiqla UN ' ADILLA, GEORGIA Senior in Piano Basketball m� .l (� . 3): erary luu l . (3); V. VV. A. ’holr plunlict for Glee Club 2. ( 3 ): 3 . Prelude Club (3); la’t Dorothy Griffin VALDOSTA, GEORGIA Senior in Or (fan - Preside t of Y. Vico-President .f D.apaaon Cub OM PraM t Cbalralan ' is� : l]™� rar w. C. A. (3) : President of T-V Cemndc Art Club (4� ; I b ' KHt. to nmj� W UkUiH (3), Member of Student Council (4), club (4). FAVOMUm |P3fH3R.A .S3ES Marion Dean Johnson MACON, GEORGIA Senior in Dramatic Art Augusta Mallory MACON, GEORGIA Senior in Voice Secretary of Freshman Class (1J Council (1); Pr«sldent «r Y. W. Literary • (2, 3); dice Club (2 Girls ' Association 4); Freshman Commission (1); Freshman Representative cn A. (3); Honorary Member of Council (3); Mu Alpha Mu 3); Presidents ' Counetl (3); Treasurer of Class (8); Town Delegate of Student Volunteer Conference (3). 190 FvAuvomjnE c ft. ft 3gj BIMAS3 ES IZEuJ 4 ; Josephine Hi nt DAWSON, GEORGIA Senior in Dramatic :lrt m 41 (Mll |, •� )• Secreturv and Treasurer of Sojdiomor. Glass Business Mannwr of Dramatic Art U. « rnoddent of lira matte club (3 ; Secretary (2): Secretary « l Tr nHUryr of Junior � . : K.IHor MU Alplia MU OoumU . Jamie Jenkins EDISON, GEORGIA Senior in Piano Basketball (1, Council ( 3 ); 1 2 ). Captain resident of Club ( 4 ); of Squad 2 ; Vice-President Student Coiin.il (4); Honorary Soccer Squad (4); President of of Class Member Athletic (2): Treasurer of Student of Y. W. C. A. (4); Glee Hoard (31. Jimmie Lee Overstreet SYLVANIA, GEORGIA Senior in Dramatic Art Alice Ri stix CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Senior in Dramatic Art and l our —ul V , • A- «-r «.: — ’ U 1 , r f r ”‘ d nt of Cosmopolitan Club (2); Presi- aonis council (4). 192 Of DFAwcmrog. jpmMASoes I )lise Upshaw DAWSON, GEORGIA Mu Alpha Mu Literary Club Staff 3, 3); Art Chairman L on Senior in Art 3 ). palette m� d Brush club ( x C. A. 2. 3); Dramatic Prphuk Club (3). 3); Art Editor of “Vrtcm� pt ‘ Club (3); Ceramic Club (.1); Neu.e Talley NASHVILLE, GEORGIA Senior in Dramatic Art . C|ub (S Dramatic Club (2. Hi Town O.rW 3 - Mu Alpha Mu Ltierary Club (3, 93 Carolyn Waters CAIN’ESVILLE, GEORGIA senior in t on e f3V- , “� N.-t‘ariaT Kd V ’ ' ’au ' ?? ' wVV ' d 7“ ' ’v7 ' : p W , . nK Monitor on v ' � 1 ■ ' • ’ • A. Choir (4). Estelle Walker MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA Music Chairman on Y. w. C. A. Cabinet r it. , SetToIttry of S.nlor C . «„ Dlap Vub ( 3 . lodge Conference (4); y. Leproscntative Prelude dub A. Choir (4). on Student Council (3); (4); Delegate to Blue 194 AI Junior Class Colors: White and Gold Mono: Three-fold Culture—Body, Mind and Soul. Flower: Shasta Daisc Officers Barnelia Woodward President Josephine Hunt Secretary and Treasurer Julia Bryant Vice-President GOOOt un V OI [_CE ' li v _ GI?ACC- iC-N.tl.Ur IFF— AIPY’ ATgCOiPO ' eY ? A|«-DAHl-E-J- I98 VAe VETER Sophomore Class Colors: Green and Pink Motto: Esse Quam Videre Officers Mary McCord President Flower: Tube K« Mary Bance Joiner Pice-President Carol ix e Far x l m Secretary Donnie Anderson Treasurer 5 We VETERROPT CA-POl N. BiPCK HE-ni VoKLA- OON.IV. ' t ' AND G ON. f-UZA t-TB- chapwnn_ pam f-t CARTE-rg QCl ?i A- J OUBBECiJ PAUUN.tr- toui r . KATHC-eiHt Fi.e-n H. 0 i CACOiyKL FARN.U fA- 201 205 feL jfr foyrg-iTsj HJ7A FTH- . ABAM-© HAAMPI Ct MM ' tWm tmfwnrHuafif katmhb. mmc , kbUShTho “ AW GAQ f JQf Co « !Ni.G v?0f3TKT Ki PATiPlCi HH.eK i O KAT) Aot-ii v. necoiyyp.Aj icnA TcueO ' ? 206 E-rggrr DOOOTMY ' M i - A D ? cur?o Hf-Kj?lC-TTA Oi AN AQdORIt nrtCHH.1 , AlfLUe- V 11 - v’lRGI t (U.E-1 , A©AH . ASM W ©E-MFROC- IXPATTC-Q OKL AAf3Gi CAie.tX.v’M II ArltutlU ' ii VETER Conservatory Vetcrropt Staff i Alice Ri ' stin. Editor-in-Chief Winifred Darsey. Business Manager Llizabeth Barrett. Literary Editor Carolyn Waters. Pictorial Editor Louise Upshaw. Art Editor Josephine Hunt. Local Editor 90g VETERROPT Student Government Association Officers Jamie Jenkins .. , •. Prestilt .Mildkh, Goo.,rum. Vice-President Carolyn Bowman. Secretary Pauline Boult. Treasurer Representatives Alice Rustin. . . Senior Class Effie Mae Dunn . . Caroline Blackshear . . Sophomore Class Marjorie Mitchell . . . . Freshman Class Dorothy Griffin . . Janie Sims .... Lynn Torbit . . , . . Dining Hall Monitor Gladys Leavitt. ouse President Third Floor Mary McDaniel . . . I ! „ usr President Fourth Floor I Y. W. C. A. Officers Dorothy Griffin. Barnelia Woodward .... Yona Beli. Winifred Darsev . PresiJm . . . Pice-President . . . Secretary T reasurer Committee Chairmen Barnelia Woodward Arnelle Lewis . . Louise Upshaw . . Estelle Walker . . Carolyn Waters . . Emily Gaines . . Mary McCord . . Pansy Carter . . . It ' or ship . II ' or ship . . . . Publicity . Music . Social Activities on Campus . IF or l J Fellowship • . . . Tea Room Representatives Jamif. Jenkins. . Govtrumtnl Josephine Willingham. Tmm Representative 214 i w. C. A. CABINET 215 Athletic Association Officers Winifred Darsey. Mary McCord. Caroline Blackshear . . . Virginia Appleby . . Pauline Hoult . . . Mary Cates .... Jean Edwards . . . Fannie Smart . . . Miss Isabelle Kinnett Miss Zeta Collins . . President . Pice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Manager of Minor Sports . Manager of Major Sports . Freshman Representative . Town Girl Representative . Director . Faculty Advisor 216 ! dArtlE-cie- KI CP JpUJP ujL w irrpe-o DAr? P ■ C-l J 2 fir e MT H ' fcAiPGC-T 5 APM OAt woodwatod qceoi p PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL 21 8 VAe VETER RO ' PT i ' vs ' t : -• •� � 5a, Features mmm wm m oALICE JUSTIN SMost C a P a ble The confidence of reaton give „ oAnd in the light of truth thy bondman let me live. —William Wordtworth. CAROLINE ‘BLACKSHEAR S tost T alented oAnd, as they oft had heard Sweet lessons of her forceful SMILDRED gOODRUM £Mo$t Popular If you praised her as charming, some oAsked what you meant; Hut the charm of her presence was Felt when she went . 9 —ElUabcth Barrett Browning. 6LISE PHILLIPS SMost oAttractive Her eyes as stars of twilight fi Like Twilight’s, too, her dusk 3 —William W ■HNHflMMHHlHiBi CAROLYN SAMMONS Cutest Freshman She holds her little thoughts i« sight. Though they run and leap —” —Alice Mcynell. ie VETER RQPT Directory of College Students Senior Class Banks, Mary. Beckham, Louise. Boger, Imelda. Bridges, Louise Hopkins. Clark, Helen Haygood . .. Clisby, Helen. Copeland, Sara Taylor. Crum, Mallette. Hasher, Odille.• • Edmonson, Sarah Elizabeth.• • Garnett, Margaret. Garrett, Louise.• • Garrett, Mildred. Gibson, Carolyn.• • Godley, Sara.• • Henderson, Maxine.• • Hendricks, Grace.• • Herrington, Minnie Lee.• • Hill, Mary Pauline.• • Hill, Stella Louise.• • Humphries, Josephine Grace.• • ii� i n , Eugenia.• • Ingram, Elizabeth.• • Jackson, Geraldine.• • Johnson, Marion Dean.• • Jones, Winnifred.• • Kelley, Agnes Victoria.• • Kilpatrick, Helen M.• Lanier, Alice Katharine.• • Lee, Ada. Lilly, Laura Elizabeth.• • Mackay, Louise. Majors, Vivian.• • Matthews, Charlye.• • Maxwell, Jeannette.• . McElrath, Margaret O’Nf.ai. . McMahon, Elizabeth.• . Meyer, Winnie. . Moseley, Sara Frances. . Mullis, Nell.. . Orr, Emily.. . Otto, Dorothy Anita. . Owen, Caroline Roberta. Power, May Belle. Pryor, Nell Ellyne. Redwine, Dorothy. Reynolds, Evelyn. Ridout, Ellen. Ross, Helen. Royal, Marjorie. Scott, Elizabeth. Shepherd, Levert. Smith, Evelyn. Smith, Fleeta Kathryn. Smith, Ruth Palmer. Stiles, Winnifred. Stewart, Virginia Lorraine .. Thwaite, Mary Lou. Trowbridge, Lucile. Turner, Cornelia. Walden, Mary Grace. Whaley, Adna Claire. Wilde, Elizabeth Bartlett. Williams, Lorraine. Witherspoon, Helen. .Forsyth, Georgi 917 Oakdale Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Georgi . 107 VV. Patterson St., Lakeland, Florida .750 Pine St., Macon, Georgia . . . 1118 (ireen St., Augusta, Georgia . . . 726 Forsy th St., Macon, Georgia . 2406 Williams Ave., Augusta, Georgia .Cordele, Georgia . . . 517 Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia . 628 S. W. Eighth St., Miami, Florida .Hypoluxo, Florida . . . 815 Russell St., Augusta, Georgia .Butler, Georgia . . . . 404 Forest Ave., Macon, Georgia . . .2318 Bull St., Savannah, Georgia .Moultrie, Georgia .Reidsville, Georgia .Townsend, Georgia .Tignall, Georgia .Forsyth, Georgia 914 E. Rock Springs Rd., Atlanta, Georgia . . 1628 Fenwick St., Augusta, Georgia .Opelika, Alabama . . . Park wood Ave., Macon, Georgia . Wesleyan Conservatory, Macon, Georgia .Statesboro, Georgia .Douglasville, Georgia . . 79 Arlington Place, Macon, Georgia .Statesboro, Georgia .Shanghai, China .Quitman, Georgia . . . 112 Buford Place, Macon, Georgia .Moultrie, Georgia .Fort Valley, Georgia . . 2240 King’s Way, Augusta, Georgia . . . 650 Pionono Ave., Macon, Georgi; .Covington, Tennessee . . . . 620 Arch St., Macon, Georgi; .Lyons, Georgi. .Roswell, New Mexic . . . 154 Summit Ave., Macon, Georgi .661 New St., Macon, Georgi .Wavcrly Hall, Georgi 953 (ireen St., Anderson, South Carolin .Smithville, Georgi .Fayetteville, Georgi .Prattville, Alabam . . . . 648 Forsyth St., Macon, Georgi . . . 629 Orange St., Macon, Georgi .Cordele, Georgi . . 511 E. Napier Ave., Macon, Georgi . . . no Laurel Ave., Macon, Georgi .Hazlehurst, Georg .De Soto, Georg .Washington, Georg .Lafayette, Georg . . 2822 Walton Way, Augusta, Georg .Macon, Georg . . 1241 Fifteenth St., Augusta, Georg .| Millen, Georg . . 124 Highland Ave., Macon, Georg .Ozark, Alaban .Acworth, Georg .Mullins, South Caroli • 992 Oglethorpe Ave., Atlanta, Georg 34 VETER ROPT Allred, Lucile. Anderson, Annie. Anderson, Elizabeth Cantrell . Awtrey, Anne Jean. Barber, Mildred. Beavers, Christine. Belcher, Paula. Bell, Irma. Bell, Julia. Bennett, Mildred Holland . . Boyd, Margaret Elizabeth . . Bk . „ I Ml III St o i i . Broderick, Mary. Brown, Ina Carlton. Browit, Marion. Cannon, Margaret. Clark, Verna. Coleman, Eugenia. Cooper, Martha. Davidson, Lila. Dorsey, Katherine. Dumas, Mary Elizabeth . . . Erwin, Sara. Flanders, Frances. Fryor, Carolyn Ann. Griffith, Isma. Harris, Harriet Safford . . . Hatcher, Margaret. Jackson, Mary Harris . . . . Jackson, Mary Rob a. Lacy, Pauline. Lester, Bessie. Lewis, Janie Wynelle . . . . Long, Catharine. Lott, Josephine. Luke, Mary. Macon, Hazei. Manry, Helen Pittman . . . . Mayo, Sara Martha. McClenny, Elizabeth . . . . McConnell, Betsy. McCowen, Martha. McLendon, Mabf.i. McNutt, Elizabeth Wheleer . Merritt, Cornelia. Merritt, Evelyn. Moate, Florence Elizabeth . . Norton, Emily. Nyeu, Ming Hwa. Overstreet, Jimmie Lee . . . . Parsons, Caroline. Pate, Marhta. Poe, Lucy. Powell, Ruth. Prater, Betty Lin . . . • • • Pritchard, Mary Margaret . . Rice, Frances. Senter, Mary Ruth. Sheppard, Mary. Sherwood, Marguerite . ; • • • Teasley, Grace. Thompson, VVilhelmina . . • Trowbridge, Nell. Turner, Mildred. Warren, Frances Margaret . . West, Elizabeth. White, Annette. Junior Class .Jasper, Georgia .906 Heard Ave., Augusta, Georgia .217 Rogers Ave., Macon, Georgia • • . . .Acworth, Georgia .2039 College Street, Jacksonville, Florida .Manchester, Georgia . ... 139 Campos Salles Campinas, Brazil, S. A. .Cartersville, Georgia .1219 Hickman Road, Augusta, Georgia .11 East 48th St., Savannah, Georgia .Fort Mvers Florida . Gray, Georgia .101 E. Perry St., Savannah, (ieorgia .310 Bond St., Macon, C ieorgia .Cordele, (ieorgia .Abbeville, Georgia .301 Hardeman Ave, Macon, (ieorgia .317 College St., Macon, (ieorgia .Perry, (ieorgia .1116 Greene St., Augusta, (ieorgia . ..Calhoun, (ieorgia ...Talladega, Alabama .Calhoun, (ieorgia .Wrightsville, (ieorgia .Blakely, (ieorgia .Tate, (ieorgia .. . Cordele, (ieorgia .319 Hardeman Ave., Macon, Ga. ..Albertville, Alabama .1785 11 il Iyer Ave., Macon, Ga. ..Quincy, Florida .132 Rembert Ave., Macon, Ga. .Calhoun, Georgia .Quitman, (ieorgia .Waycross, (ieorgia .t ' valda, (ieorgia . .Moultrie, (ieorgia .Moultrie, Georgia .Waycross, (ieorgia .Thomasville, (ieorgia .Talladega, Alabama .359 Orange St., Macon, Ga. ] .Blakely, (ieorgia .Tuscaloosa, Alabama .Americus (ieorgia .514 Napier Ave., Macon, (ieorgia .Devereux, (ieorgia [ ’ ’.Fort Valley, (ieorgia .Shanghai, China .SyIvania, (ieorgia .Hawkinsville, (ieorgia .Hawkinsville, (ieorgia ’ [ .Vidalia, (ieorgia | [ . .Villa Rica, (ieorgia .Dalton, (ieorgia . ’ . . . 1005 Chaffee Ave., Augusta, (ieorgia .F ' lberton, Georgia ! ! . 111 Seventh St., N. E., Atlanta. Georgia 225 E. Hall St., Savannah, (ieorgia 17 Arlington Place, Macon, Georgia .Hartwell, (ieorgia .Rochelle, (ieorgia .512 Telfair Ave., Augusta, (ieorgia .Thomson, (ieorgia .Griffin, (ieorgia .Richland, (ieorgia [ ' ’ . . , 1833 Bayard Place, Jacksonville, Florida 35 VAe VETER Vienna, Georgia Woodward, Elizabeth..’ 7 “’ Yates, Helen Virginia. 2 9 Arlington Place, Macon, Georgia Young, Margaret .2238 Wrightsboro Road, Augusta, Georgia Anderson, Laura Nell . . . Armour, Ruth. Armstrong Dorothy .... Averille, Florence Elizabeth Barnette, Vida. Bayne, Louise. Beasley, Florence .... Bond, Johnnie Frances . . . Booth, Mildred Louise . . Brinson, Russell . ... Calhoun, Winnie Lula . . . Carter, Margaret .... Cason, Roberta. Cassidy, Virginia. Childs, Helen Hollis . . Cotton, Mary Ivey .... ( ' ouch, Cora Lucile . . Culpepper, Orville Park . . Daniel, Lqis. Darter, Edith. Dell, Kate. Duval, Blanche .... Felton, Mary. Fiske, Harriet. Fountain, Dorothy ... Freeman, Lucy Katherine . . Glausier, Christine .... Graham, Elsie Vere . . . Hammock, Sarah Avant . . Hardwick, Maud Carlton . . Harley, Mary. Hill, Hazel, Muriel .... Hill, Lucile. 11 ii.i. house, Katharine . . . Holloway, Kathleen Steen . Holmes, Mary Josephine . Jack, Melissa. Jackson, Clara. Jones, Dixie Brooks . . . Kent, Grace. King, Estelle . Kirkland, Rebecca .... Knott, Frances Calloway . Lawrence, Margaret .... Lee, Jimmie. Lee, M a line Gay. Lewis, Emaly. Lowe, Carolyn. Manget, Elizabeth De Pass . McCaw, Martha. McDonald, Lois. McGehee, Fannie. McNutt, Helen C. Meeks, Gladys. Mobley, Martha. Morris, Fern Stewart . . . Newsome, Doris. Odom, Elizabeth. Pafford, Lillian Ivey . . . Partin, Carolyn Eunice . . Pearson, Nancy Howe . . . Pittman, Louise. Reynolds, Helen. Sophomore Class .Shirley Hills, Macon, Georgia .Jupiter, Florida .208 Clayton St., Macon, Georgia . . . . .Montezuma, Georgia . . . . . . . . . Box 78, Lakeland, Florida . . . . . . . 123 Long Ave., Macon, Georgia . . . . .Reidsville, Georgia . . . . . . . . Danville, Georgia . . . . . . . Fort Pierce, Florida .Dublin, Georgia . . . . . Route 3, Macon, Georgia . . . . Edison, Georgia . . .Denham, Georgia , . . . . Rossville, Georgia . .Forsyth, Georgia . . . . . 3200 Twelfth St., Columbus, Georgia . . . Canton, Georgia . .Greenville, Georgia . . . . . Cartersville, Georgia . . . . . . ..Bristol, Virginia . . . . . . Va’dosta, Georgia . .Cheraw, South Carolina .Montezuma, Georgia .1439 Anthony Road, Augusta, Georgia . Sycamore, Georgia . .Sylvania, Georgia . . . . Decatur, Georgia .6 East Ninth St., Rome, Georgia . Byron, Georgia .860 Ponce De Leon, N. E., Atlanta, CJeorgia .St. George, South Carolina .Sasser, Georgia . Sasser, Georgia . Waynesboro, Georgia . . 8 Galena Ave., Montgomery, Alabama . . . . .Arcadia Hotel, Macon, Georgia .Emory University, Georgia .Albertville, Alabama • ... .Fort Gaines, Georgia .465 Dunlap Ave., Macon, Georgia .Hapeville, Georgia .Decatur, Georgia .875 Myrtle St., N. E., Atlanta, Georgia . .Hilton Head, South Carolina .Pinehurst, Georgia . . . 218 Hines Terrace, Memphis, Tennessee . Camilla, Georgia . Brunswick, Georgia .Shanghai, China .274 Georgia Ave., Macon, Georgia .Bolton, Georgia .123 Pierce Ave., Macon, Georgia .1607 Walton Way, Augusta, Georgia .Thomasville, Georgia .Jefferson, Georgia .. First St., Macon, Georgia .Reynolds, Georgia . 668 Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia .Brunswick, Georgia .Soperton, Georgia .Roswell, New Mexico ... Rogers Ave., Macon, Georgia ... Liberty St., Washington, Georgia 236 Vfie V fER56 f Russell, Doretta .927 Russell St., Augusta, Georgia Sharp, Cecilia .283 Ilillyrr Ave., Macon, Georgia Shippey, ircinia . .2166 Peach St., Atlanta, Georgia Silkmtter, Kathryn . .Bradington, Florida Simmons, Dorothy . ... .no Clisby Place, Macon, Georgia Smith, Ellen Neill .McRae, Georgia Smith, Ida Mae . . . . . . 2840 Peabody Ave., Columbus Georgia Smith, Irma C. .... .Hazclhurst, Georgia Spuri ock, Elizabeth Jane . . ... . .... 814 Winton Ave., Macon, Georgia Tanner, Katherine . .Carrollton, Georgia Thomas, Beulah Katherine .Way cross Georgia Townsend, Virginia .Webb, Mississippi Wannamak.ee, Blanche Rebey .... .Cheraw, South Carolina Watson, Marjorie . . . . .... Greenville, South Carolina Whitehead, Eleanor Eunice .104 Corbin Ave., Macon, Georgia Wimberly, Mary Lee ........ Scotland, Georgia Zachary, Frances .Holland, Georgia Freshman Class Andrews, Marjorie . Askew, Virginia . Austin, Hazel Binns . Bacon, Carolyn . . . Bailey, Ruth Eloora . Baillie, Ruth Walker Barnes, Elizabeth . . Bledsoe, Erketine . . Both well, Martha . Brinson, Eunice . Budd, Margaret . Burch, Frances . . Burch, Margaret Isabel Burke, Mozelle Thomas Burnley, Jewei. Cantrell, Margaret Anderso Castleberry, Mildred . Chandler, Lillian . . . Chen, Adelaide Eunice . Dimon, Martha .... Dorsey, Frances MARCAKh Dougherty, Wilhelmina Duncan, Bess .... Ezzard, Virginia Claire Flanders, Helen Mary Fowler, Frances Hays Goldberg, Lees . . . Green, Ida Ellis . . Grice, Elia .... Griffin, Mary Elizabeth Gunn, Martha . . Gunner, Ann . . Hall, Helen . . . Harris, Frances Elizabeth Heath, Ida Ruth . . Herndon, Ann . . . Herndon, Thelma . . Hewlett, Sarah . . Hicks, Nannie Clair . High smith, Agnes Eason Holbrook, Virginia Anne Hudson, Katharine . Hunt, Betty .... Jack, Spencer . . . Johnson, Annie Bob . Justi, Frances Shallus Lamb, Frances . . . Quillian, Dorothy . Lawson, Sara . . . 33 E. . . . . . . Plains, Georgia .Arlington, Georgia . . Moultrie, Georgia . . . . Hopkinsville, Kentucky . Hattiesburg, Mississippi . Augusta, Georgia .Quincy, Florida .Fort Valley, Georgia . . . . Hickory, North Carolina . Brinson, Georgia .Oxford, Georgia .Lincoln ton, (i corgi a . . . . Eastman, Georgia .Washington, Georgia . . . . Hartsville, Georgia .Cedartown, Georgia . . . . . . Adel, Georgia .Swainsboro, Georgia . . . Glenridge, New Jersey .Columbus, Georgia .Calhoun, Georgia 209 Springdale Road, Atlanta, Georgia .Buena Vista, Georgia .Lawrenccvillc, Georgia . 784 11 Silver Ave., Macon, Georgia .Soperton, Georgia 2419 Williams St., Augusta, Georgia .Canton, C veorgfa 1013 Vineville Ave., Macon, Georgia . . 309 Flint St., Albany, Georgia .Monticello, Georgia .Commerce, Georgia .Statesboro, Georgia .Good Hope, Georgia . . 323 Ellis St., Augusta, Georgia .Elberton, Georgia .Brunswick, Georgia .Conyers Georgia .Dublin, Georgia .Baxley, Georgia .Cornelia, Georgia .Gray, Georgia .Savannah, Georgia . . . . Emory University, Georgia . Jefferson, Georgia Morningside Drive, Atlanta, Georgia .Swainsboro, Georgia .Dalton, Georgia . 321 Forsyth St., Macon, Georgia 237 Lawton, Carolyn. Lee, Ruth. Lombard, Dorothy. Lovvorn, Sara. Malone, Bi.ossom. Manget, Dorothy Robinson . . Manget, Jeanne Logan . . . . Mason, Emily Estelle . . . . McGrew, Helen. McKellar, Suelle. McLeod, Louise. McPherson, Maude Modena . . Mixon, Helen Frances . . . . Moore, Martha Viola . . . . Mullis, Betty Jane. Mullis, Mary Dee. Murphey, Margaret Alice . . Noble, Mary. Northcutt, Jane Weathersby . Perry, Virginia Allyne . . . . Peterson, Johnnie. Quillian, Christine. Radford, Caroline. Rawlings, Nome Louise . . . . Ray, Mary Ruth. Rf.avis, Margaret Sue . . . . Reppard, Alice Revill . . . . Reynolds, Dorothy. Roth, Carolyn. Rountree, Juliette. Sears, Frank. Shankle. Ruth. Shiver, Eva Claire. Shumate, Frank Elizabeth . . Sikes, Bernice. Simpson, Eugenia Floy .... Smith, Julia Adams. Smith, Lei.ia Culver. Smith, Maidee. Snooks, Flora Katherine . . . Sparks, Margaret. Sparks, Sarah Elwyn .... Stanton, Virginia. Stevens, Belle. Tarver, Edith Fleming .... Taylor, Rebecca. Thomas, I,orena. Trimble, Mirim a Clarice . . . Tucker, Annf. Elizabeth . . . Tye, Hortensf.. Vance, Carolyn. Vick, Willie Mae. Vorhauer, Elizabeth .... Walker, Ruth. Wallace, Lucile Barrett . . . Walton, Claudine. Warren, Hermionf.. Watkins, Mollif. Bill .... Watson, Carolyn. Watson, Elrich. Whitaker, Nancy. Wilkin, Grace Capitola . . . Willingham, Pauline Brooks . . Wood, Florence. Wrigley, Marian. Young, Ida.. . Zia, Tsoo Yi. .415 Vineville, Macon, Georgia .Homerville, Georgia .Decatur, Georgia .Carrollton, Georgia .Monticello, Georgia . . 843 Ponce de Leon, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia .Shanghai, China .119 Beverly Place, Macon, Georgia .Thomasville, Georgia ..175 Magnolia St., Macon, Georgia .526 Maupas St., Savannah, Georgia . . . . . 2737 Herschell St., Jacksonville, Fla. .Tarrytown, Georgia .305 Linden Ave., Macon, Georgia .Box 655, Roswell, New Mexico ..Box 655, Roswell, New Mexico .548 Orange St., Macon, Georgia ..Cartersville, Georgia ..Marietta, Georgia ..Daytona Beach, Florida ..Ailey, Georgia ..Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia ..Monroe, Georgia ..Sandersville, Georgia ..Arlington, Georgia ..Waycross, Georgia .. Orlando, Florida ..Siloam, Georgia . . . 243 Evergreen Ave., Jacksonville, Florida ..Wrightsville, Georgia ..Shellman, Georgia .Commerce, Georgia ..Americus, Georgia ..Summerville, Georgia .no Avon Blvd., Macon, Georgia .Washington, Georgia ..Eastman, Georgia .686 College St., Macon, Georgia .104 Clayton St., Macon, Georgia ..Ailey, Georgia ... . . . Blakely, Georgia ..Dothan, Alabama .34 E. 51st St., Savannah, Georgia .Ellaville, Georgia . • • • . 308 Cherokee Ave., Macon, Georgia . it Myrtle Court, Columbia, South Carolina .Quitman, Georgia .Moultrie, Georgia .Shady Dale, Georgia .Edison, Georgia .Fort Valley, Georgia . Albany, Georgia .2407 Wrightsboro Rd., Augusta, Ga. .Cochran, Georgia .. • . Gainesville, Georgia .265 Hillcrest Ave., Macon, Georgia .Tuscaloosa, Alabama .Jackson, Georgia .Marianna, Florida .. Coleman Ave., Macon, Georgia .Cartersville, Georgia . • • . Colquitt, Georgia . • . .436 Washington Ave., Macon, Georgia .800 Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia .Greenville, South Carolina .Route 1, Macon, Georgia .Wuhu, China 238 VJie VETER ROPT Directory of Conservatory Students Abraham, Charlotte Adams, Anne . . . Adams, Ellen . . Adams, Mary Ann . Adams, Miriam . . Adams, Dorothy . Alexander, Betty . Allen, Elizabeth . Alwood, Katherine Anderson, Agnes . Anderson, Donnie . Anderson, Elizabeth Appleby, Virginia . Appf.rson, Jo Beth . Applewhite, Emily Arbough, Laura . . . 305 Buford Place, Macon, Georgia . 322 College Street, Macon, Georgia 300 Vineville Ave., Macon, Georgia 300 Vineville Ave., Macon, Georgia .Richland, Georgia . . Rivoli, Georgia . 127 Boulevard, Macon, Georgia .Rivoli, Georgia 114 Oak Haven, Macon, Georgia .Bartlesville, Georgia .Bartlesville, Georgia 217 Rogers Ave., Macon, Georgia 564 Adams Court, Sarasota, Florida 43 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Georgia .Waynesboro, Georgia .Macon, Georgia Bailey, Rietta . . . B mi by, Ruth • Baldwin, Elizabeth . Baldwin, Mary . . . Barkley, Emily . . . Barnes, Elizabeth . . Barnett, Vida . . . Barrett, Elizabeth . Beasley, Jettie . . . Beatie, Emily . . . Beavers, Christine . . Belle, Bess .... Bell, Caroline . . . Bell, Julia .... Bell, Mary Frances . Bell, Yon a .... Birdsey Cecil .... Blachshear, Carolyn . Bond, Johnnie . . . Boothe, Mildred . . Bo ult, Pauline . . . Bowman, Carolyn . . Bowen, Walton . . . Bragg, Lottie .... Brinson, Eunice . . . Brietenbucker, Micnon Brooks, Bennie Rose . Bryant, Julia . . . Bullock, Ruth . . . Burson, Tempie . . . Bush, Frances . . . Campbell, Marieli.a . Carter, Pansy . . • Cason, Roberta . . . Cates, Mary .... Cates, Evelyn . . . Chapman, Elizabeth . Chapman, Lila May . Clarke, Erin O’Neal . Cline, Marjorie . . Clisby, Helen . . • Coker, Gladys . . • Corn, Lovick . . . • Corn, Ann. Crook. Mary . • • • Crawford, Evelyn . . Crawley, Billy . . • Collinos, Henrietta . 239 201 2700 z yu 11411 uciiiu 11 iviaiuiii .ivsm 270 Hardeman Ave., Macon, Geor .Adel, Geor 604 Franklin Street, Quincy, Flor .Lakr l.iiul, I lot 310 llillcrest Ave., Macon, Geor .Glennville, Geor 817 Walnut Street, Macon, Geor .Manchester, Geor .Zella, Geor .Sparta, Geor 1219 Hickman Road, Augusta, Geor .Lizella, Geor .Americus, Geor 104 Vineville Ave., Macon, Geor . ....... Dublin, Geor .Danville, Virgi .... Box 408, Ft. Pierce, Flor . . Box 306, Vicksburg, Misatssi . . . Orangeburg, South Carol . 113 Rogers Ave., Macon, Geot .Gray, Geot .Brinson, Geot Hurt Street, N. E., Atlanta, Geot .Montezuma, Geot .Bartow, Geot N. E. Second Street, Miami, Flot .Camilla, Geoi tit Jefferson Terrace, Macon, Geot . 247 Hardeman Ave., Macon, Georgia .Richland, Georgia .Jewell, Georgia .Waynesboro, Georgia 321 New Street, Macon, Georgia .Sylvania, Georgia 3°5 Adams Street, Macon, Georgia 211 Clayton Street, Macon, Georgia 1173 Briarcliff Road, Atlanta, Georgia . 726 Forsyth Street, Macon, Georgia .Andersonville, Georgia 109 Court land Ave., Macon, Georgia 109 Courtland Ave., Macon, Georgia ‘ 860 Orange Street, Macon, Georgia ’ 655 Forsvth Street, Macon, Georgia Elizabeth Place, Macon, Georgia 137 North Ave., Macon, Georgia Vhe VETER ROP; Coleman, .. + R , K ers Ave - Macon, Gtorgia Cooper, Martha .. • ; . f err ' V cor S a Carnwall, .. ,6 5 Ells Street, Macon, Georgia Couch, Cora . Can f° Georgia Culpepper, Orville .Greenville, Georgia Daley, Mary Ware .Wrightsville, Georgia Oarsey, Winifred.. • • • Grittin, Georgia Harter Edith .. Euclid Ave., Bristol, Virginia Dimon, Martha . ! ! ! . !. Box 4 8, Columbus Georgia Dixon, Mrs. Albert King . Savannah, Georgia Dozier, Emily .Albany, Georgia Dubbely, Olivia. Glennville, Georgia Duncan, Bess .Buena Vista, Georgia Dunn, £ffie Mae. Tate, Georgia Duvall, Blanche.. Cheraw, South Carolina Edwards, Jeane. Hampton, Georgia Ellis, Dorothy.. College Street, Macon, Georgia Ellis, Martha.104 Stauislau Drive, Macon, Georgia Elliott, Emily .Covington , Georgia Esptein, Elsie. 210 W. Thirty-seventh Street, Savannah, Georgia Estes, Frances. 726 Napier Ave., Macon, Georgia Evritt, Jane. 28 Arlington Place, Macon, Georgia Farnum, Caroline .Orangeburg, South Carolina Fields, Gladys .263 Georgia Ave., Macon, Georgia Fleming, Katherine .Camilla, Georgia Fleming, Winnie. 104 Alabama Ave., Macon, Georgia Fowler, Hayes . Soperton, Georgia Fuller, Mozelle .931 Orange, Macon, Georgia Fuqua, Josephine .Unadilla, Georgia Gaines, Emily .Stillmore, Georgia Garnett, Margaret .HvPoluxo, Florida Gibson, Edith .Milledgeville, Georgia Gilbert, Laura .Perry, Georgia Glausier, Christine .129 Superior Ave., Decatur, Georgia Gogcans, Dorothy .251 Winship Street, Macon, Georgia Golberg, Lees .2419 Williams Street, Augusta, Georgia Goldman, Irma .. 305 Hillcrest Ave., Macon, Georgi Goodrum, Mildred .Newman, Georgia Grace, Ruth .. 404 College Street, Macon, Georgia Grace, Vonceil .Fort Mvers, Florida Grady, Kathi.yne .222 Hillver Ave., Macon, Georgia Grady, Wayne .222 Hillyer Ave., Macon, Georgia Graham, Elsie .Rome, Georgia Greene, F.olyne .845 Courtland, Macon, Georgia Greenleaf, Caroline .114 Boulevard N. H., Macon, Georgia Griffin, Dorothy .Valdosta, Georgia Guest, Blanche .518 Johnson Ave., Macon, Georgia Hall, Elizabeth . . Hamric, Sarah . . . Hardin, Frances . . Hardwick, Maude . . Harrison, Alice Gray Harvey, Emmie Louise IIapp, Josephine . . . Harrison, Martha . . Harrold, Mary . . . Hasell, Katherine . . 11 ask in, Esther . . . Hambric, Elizabeth . Henderson, Kate . . Hpitman, Dorothy . Herndon, Anne . . . Hinson, Walton . . . Hirsch, Helen . . . Holcombe, Elizabeth . .Newton, Georgia . . . 1173 Ash Street, Macon, Georgia . . . 149 Mead Road, Decatur, Georgia 860 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta, Georgia • . . 43 Golf Circle, Atlanta, Georgia • • • • . . . . Monticello, Georgia . . 904 Vineville Ave., Macon, Georgia . . . 421 Adams Street, Macon, Georgia 550 Orange Street, Macon, Georgia .St. Simons Island, Georgia • . . 229 Adams Street, Macon, Georgia . . . 215 Corbin Ave., Macon, Georgia . . . Forest Hill Ave., Macon, Georgia .Fort Myers, Florida .Elberton, Georgia .Hazelhurst, Georgia • . • 442 New Street, Macon, Georgia • • . . Massee Apts., Macon, Georgia 240 Kilpatrick, Louise . Killincsworth, Faye K sight, Audry . . Lamar, Lena . . . Lambert, Elizabeth Lane, Sarah . . . Lawton, Emily . . Law, Emma . . . Leavitt, Gladys . Lee, Leselle . . . Lewis, John . . . Lewis, Arnelle . . Loska, Helen . . . Lowe, Carolyn . . Mallard, Dorothy . Mallory, Augusta . Maury, Helen . . Marsh, Dorothy . Martin, Ruth . . Matthews, Os eta . Mays, Rachael . McConnell, Adelia McCord, Annie Laurie McCord, Mary . . McCrackin, Billie McCurdy, Sarah . McCurdy, Irma . . McDaniel, Mary . Merritt, Mary . . Miller, Virginia . Mitchell, Marjorie Mok, Agses . . Mull is, Mary Dees Neill, Nellie . . Nolan, Henrietta . Ogden, Frances . . Otto, Margaret . . Overstreet, Jimmie Lee Owens, Frances . Patterson, Nell Perry, Virginia . Phillips, Elise . Pruitt, Lucile . Quillian, Christine Quillian, Dorothy .Albertville, Georgia . 861 First Street, Macon, Georgia . 509 Adams Street, Macon, Georgia .Edison, Georgia Ingleside Ave., Macon, Georgia Prado Ingleside, Macon, Georgia .Monroe, Georgia . 140 Georgia Ave., Macon, Georgia 79 Arlington Place, Macon, Georgia .Arlington, Georgia .... Route L, Macon, Georgia 35 213 : 5 903 College Street, Macon, .Sylvester, .Bainhridge, Vinevillc Ave., Macon, .Waynesboro, Kings Road, Jacksonville, .Moultrie, . Virginia Ave., Macon, .Brunswick, .Waycrosa, .Brunswick, Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Florida Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia 300 361 Orange Street, Macon, Georgia . 147 High Street, Macon, Georgia .Edison, Georgia .212 Clisby Place, Macon, Georgia .Dawson, Georgia ’.Nashville, Georgia . 1155 Ash Street, Macon, Georgia 371 East Street, Talladega, Alabama . 445 College Street, Macon, Georgia 571 Ridgecrest Road, Atlanta, Georgia , Bamberg, South Carolina Shellman, Georgia . . . Salisbury South Carolina 931 Tenth Street, Bradenton, Florida .Cummings, Georgia . . Worthington Springs Florida Fourth Street, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia 763 Second Street, Macon, Georgia .Roswell, New Mexico Cherrv Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi . 1548 Bricked Ave., Miami, Florida 5 ao Orange Street, Macon, Georgia 661 New Street, Macon, Georgia .Sylvania, Georgia 127 Hines Terrace, Macon, Georgia 131c Nineteenth Street, Columbus, Georgia Grand View Ave., Daytona Beach, Honda 826 Sherwood Road, Atlanta, Georgia .Gainesville, Georgia Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia . 72 Thornton Ave., Dalton, Georgia 241 Renfroe, Sarah Bess . . Rhodes, Cornelia . . . Richardson, Mary Hester Roberts, Camille . . . Robertson, Sarah . . . Rogers, Carolyn . . . Ruff, Nannette .... Rustin, Alice .... Rymer, Sarah .... Sammons, Carolyn . Schmidt, Virginia . . . Simpson, Caroline . . . Sims, Janie. Shaw, Anna Louise . . Smart, Fannie .... Smith, Ellen. Smyly, Elizabeth . . . Snell, Amelia .... Stanford, Louise . . . Tabor, Clyde . ... Talley, Nelle .... Tanner, Katherine . . Taylor, Margaret . . . Thaxton, Louise . . . Thigpen, Emily . . . , Thomas, Clara .... Torbert, Lynn .... Trimble, Miriam . . . Turner, Marthlyn . . Upshaw, Louise .... Vickers, Rosa. Wall, Mildred .... Wallace, Helen . . . Wall, Harriet . . . . Walker, Estelle . . . Walton, Bernice . . . Wannamaker, Blanche . Warren, Florrie . . . Warren, Myrtis . . . Waters, Carolyn . . . Watkins, Mollie Bill . Willingham, Polly . . Wilson, Marcaret . . . Willis, Frances . . . . Willingham, Josephine . Woodward, Barnelia . . .Statesboro, Georgia .Forsyth, Georgia 201 Hillcrest Ave, Macon, Georgia 2 College Street, Macon, Georgia 216 Corbin Ave., Macon, Georgia .Asburn, Georgia 423 Johnson Ave., Macon, Georgia e Street, Charleston, South Carolina .Canton, Georgia esle 333 420 . . . Fort Valley Georgia 90 Osborne, Macon, Georgia an Conservatory, Macon, Georgia .Wrens, Georgia San Juan Ave., Macon, Georgia .Macon, Georgia .McRae, Georgia .Eastman, Georgia .Vienna, Georgia . . . . • Douglass, Georgia 614 61 .Perry, Georgia , . . . Nashville, Georgia , . . Carrollton, Georgia 155 Ash Street, Macon, Georgia .McRae, Georgia ontpelier Ave., Macon, Georgia .Patterson, Georgia .Ocala, Florida Main Street, Moultrie, Georgia Solomon Street, Griffin, Georgia . .... Dawson, Georgia . Brunswick, Georgia .Vienna, 24 Buford Place, Macon, . . Route 2, Macon, . . . . Montezuma, .Cordele, . . . Cheraw, South 1 Lee Street, Americus, .Waycross, . . . . Gainesville, .Jackson, 304 Vineville, Macon, Forsyth Street, Macon, Kiltmore Apts,, Macon, 410 College Street, Macon, 819 W. Shore Drive, Tampa Georgia Geot gia Georgia Georgia Georgia Carolina Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Geor gia Geor gia Georgia Georgia Florida H � 977,? VETER ROPT First in South Georgia Wesleyan s Paper Macon ' s Paper , Best News First News Wesleyan News v ' ’ Wesleyan News Letter Every Sunday The Newsfiafier That Wesleyan Gtrls Read We Present the Finest in Fashions At All Times—First WRAPS MILLINERY GOWNS ■NmMBMI V se VETER ROPT RIES AND ARMSTRONG Jewelers RELIABLE GOODS ONLY Phone 836 411 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ARTISTS’ MATERIALS Including Tube Colors, Brushes, Show Card Colors, Etc. Also Paints and Building Materials T. C. BURKE. Inc. 358 Third Street Phone. 4386-4387 OVER SIXTY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE JESSE A. MITCHELL ROY G. WILLIAMS ALF L. MACK President Vice-Pres, assd Manatee Secretary and Treasurer MITCHELL-WILLIAMS AND MACK Macon’s Druggists FOUR STORES—ALL GOOD Quality Fim, U.. .nd Al..„ MACON, GEORGIA LEE ' S DEPARTMENT STORES “ Lee ' s for Less MACON COLUMBUS MILLEDGEVILLE FORSYTH FORT VALLEY FITZGERALD GAINESVILLE ctJmT V £TE R RO P ' WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS FOR CAKES, PIES AND FRENCH PASTRIES Ask Your Grocer for Collins Bread Cakes and Rolls COLLINS BAKING COMPANY DELICATESSEN 205 Cotton Avenue Phones 4900-4901 YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN OUR PARTY! 8 ,000-Mile Tour, University of California 24 -Day Western Pleasure Trip Great Lakes, Canada, New York Tours 53 -Day European Tour, Visiting Eight Countries ENROLL A FEW FRIENDS AND EARN A FREE TRIP Write for Illustrated Booklets JOHN L. MOYERS TOURS COMPANY 375.00 275.00 179.00 665.00 Dept. W., 321 Healy Building Atlanta, Georgia LAMAR’S BEAUTY SKIN CREAM NON-GRKA8Y AND VANISHING Delicately perfumed, just what you want to beautify the complexion, and to pro¬ tect 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 WHOI.K8ALK DRUGGISTS MACON, GKORGIA McKESSON-RILEY DRUG COMPANY The Cover For This Annual Was Created By the David J. Molloy Co. 2857 N. Western Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS SAY IT WITH FLOW KBS Idle Hour Nurseries South’ Leading Florin! Phone 2 4 109 Cotton Ave. Murray Printing Co. COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING Corner Third and Poplar Street Telephone 4491 Macon, (ia. VAe VETER ROP MIDLAND PHARMACY Third Street at Cherry MACON, GEORGIA McCLURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. A. W. McCLURE, Managtr EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Stationery, Office Supplies, Desks, Chairs, Safes and Vaults, Typewriter Supplies, Loose Leaf Ledgers, Filing Devices 560-562 MULBERRY STREET 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 NATIONAL BANK CONTINENTAL TRUST CO. LUTHER WILLIAMS BANK AND TRUST CO. MACON NATIONAL BANK MACON SAVINGS BANK MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK FRATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS Jeweler to the Junior and Senior Classes of Wesleyan College L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. NEWMANS MILLINERY PERSONS Hats From 6.50 to 12.50 Where Miss Wesley A title COSTUME JEWELRY Meets Her Friends Hose, 1.50 to 2.75 THE MACON SHOE Smith Watson COMPANY FINE JOB PRINTING BEAUTIFUL SHOES ” Phone 517 361 THIRD STREET 517 Poplar St. MACON, GA. BURDEN. SMITH AND COMPANY Always has something new and charming in wearing apparel to show to its good friends—the Wesleyan girls. Mrs. Urquhart, at the head of Ready-to- Wear, is a student of the famous Amos Parrish Fashion Clinic, the most authori¬ tative source of correct fashions in the United States. Sports Clothes, Campus and School Room Wear, Afternoon and Party Frocks, and Smart Evening Frocks are chosen with par- ticular reference to the needs of college girls, . . . and the right accessories of Milli¬ nery, Shoes, Lingerie, Hose, and the like, to make a perfect ensemble. feature of the Ready-to-Wear is an expert knowledge of ides’ and Brides-Maids’ Frocks. . . • Wedding bells turally follow Commencement days. . . • Consult with Mrs. Urquhart regarding such delectable attire as they require. For Commencement there are the newest and most approved fashions always . VAe X PTERROPT COMPLIMENTS MACON QSS SS BOTTLING COMPANY Phones 3266-67 416-420 Oak Street MACON, GA. DUKE ' S HABERDASHERY Dempsey Hotel Styles of Today With a Touch of Tomorrow ” Compliments of Yates and Tabor Co. Compliments of Hub Fisb Oyster Co. Say It With Flowers NUTTING FLORAL CO. SNYDER’S Ready-to-Wear B«9 Cherry Bt. MACON WOMAN’S EXCHANGE 159 Cotton Avenue Refreshments and Fancy Work ELECTRIC DRY CLEANING COMPANY 115 COTTON AVENUE Foremost Ice Cream At Leading Dealers Throughout the South K1NNETT-0D0M CO. WESLEYAN ' S BUSSES OPERATED BY THE YELLOW CAB COMPANY TERMINAL STATION TELEPHONE 5000 Now in Our Eleventh Year in Macon Recognized as the Style Center of Middle Georgia Hundreds, yes, thousands of Fashion¬ able Women in Macon and Middle Georgia look to Allen’s first for correct¬ ness in Fashion. d. IP. AILIdBM CO 2 fie Store AH Women Knout Cherry at Broadway Macon, Georgia 2 £ veterr6pt EMORY UNIVERSITY ATLANTA, GEORGIA HARVEY W. COX, Ph.D., LL.D., President THEODORE H. JACK, Ph.D., LL.D., Vice-President EMORY invites inquiries from Wesleyan graduates who might he interested in this University’s Summer School, Graduate School, School of Law, or advanced work in the fields of Education or Religious Education. Summer Session Opens June 16 For Catalogue and Other Information, Address: J. G. STIPE. Registrar EMORY UNIVERSITY. GA. DANNENBERG’S Macon ' s Greatest Department Store 55 COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS AT YOUR SERVICE C The merchandising policy of this store has for over 62 years maintained the highest standards at low price levels-our stocks are always complete and in good order—making your shopping easy and economical. 7f-TFR POPT un • • • Dinging in the Rain ' ' We All Sing When We Are Happy and Satisfied . . . You will always be satisfied with My- Style Hosiery because they are made so beautifully ... so very sheer and clear, yet amazingly durable. PRICED REASONABLE, TOO The newest styles and colors are always shown here first. Make MyStyle YourStyle MyStyle Hosiery Shoppe Dempsey Hotel Building WESLEYAN PHARMACY l Wesleyan’s Own Drug Store The Macon News Daily and Sunday Always alert in promoting the edu¬ cational advantages of Macon and Georgia. A Newspaper Complete in Every Detail Independent in Politics and Fearless in Its Editorial Columns We Invite Your Suggestions and Criticisms The Macon News Phones 4576-6286 700 STUDENTS (Carefully Selected) WESLEYAN (Chartered 1836 ) 70 OFFICERS AND TEACHERS (Highly Trained) The Oldest Chartered College for Women in the World MACON, GEORGIA Wesleyan College is on the approved list of every standardizing agency in Amer¬ ica. Wesleyan is 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 14,500 volumes. Thorough courses leading to the A.B. degree. Graduates of Wesleyan are admitted without exam¬ ination to advanced courses in the leading universities of America and Europe. Wesleyan ha9 just completed a series of magnificent buildings in brick and mar¬ ble. 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, Shake¬ spearian Garden, adequate facilities for golf, tennis, soccer, basketball, riding and all outdoor sports. Individual Attention Given Each Student CONSERVATORY—The Conservatory of Music and School of Fine Arts: 60 new practice pianos, large pipe organ, best instruction in piano voice v.ol.n, pipe organ, expression and art. under highly trained teachers. The world s greatest artist, are heard in the Wesleyan Chapel. Joseph Maerz Director. MACON, a city of 70,000 inhabitants, is one of the most beautiful and healthlu 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 500 Boarding Student, in Conservatory. For Catalog and Vim, Address THE REGISTRAR WESLEYAN COLLEGE MACON, GEORGIA VAe VETER ROPt MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON, GEORGIA Where Christian Culture Counts” SPRIGHT DOWELL, President An Institution Rich in Tradition, Christian in At¬ mosphere, Liberal in Tone, Modern in Viewpoint MERCER offers, ill 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 (JLASS A School of Law, for the practice of law and for public life—provides theoretical and practical journalistic training in the Department of Journalism—prepares for medicine through pre-medical courses—prepares for the ministry and allied fields through the School of Christianity. The Summer School, with attendance increasing each year, offers unusual advantages to teachers. In addition, the curriculum is made available to non-resident and other students through an expanding system of Home Study courses. Ry the use of the Cafeteria and the various dormitories, all under careful supervision, expenses of students may be kept within very reasonable bounds. College life is made pleasant in an environment in which friend¬ liness and the family spirit prevail. For Catalogue , Information , Write THE REGISTRAR SCHOLARSHIP CHRISTIAN CHARACTER s g VETERD Or 1 I KR a thorough study of leading pianos, based on musical worth, superior construction, and proven durability, we purchased sixty-four Con¬ overs for use in our Conservatory. Prof. Maerz said, when the new equipment was installed, “We have ar¬ rived at a point when the Conservatory had to have the finest equipment available for both the teachers in their studios and the students in their practice rooms ' JO music school anywhere has finer piano equip- ment throughout than Wesleyan. Our students, H therefore, have the advantage in their work of pianos of the finest quality. Conover pianos are sold in the Southeast by the Cable Piano Company of Georgia, with stores at Macon, Atlanta, and Jacksonville. The Greatest Chevrolet in Chevrolet History The Best Car For Its Money on the Market Jor Economical Transpo rtation The Car That is Driven By Wesleyan Faculty and Students DAVID T. BUSSEY Automobile Row MACON, GEORGIA JAe VETER THE UNION l acon s Foremost Department Store Dame Fashion steps forth in all her glory of bright new garb, with the bright colors that blossom exotic- ally. Miss Graduate will step forth also to receive her high honors. 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