Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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sddm in id tra Hon Miss Rozar Jones Fannie White, A.B. Nannette Rozah Dietitians Sara Garner Bolin Sarah Stapleton Assistants Mary Cowart, R.N. Glssie R. Jones Nurses Alice Domingos Secretary to Dean Cora Wood Ketch dm Matron Mary Sellars Dining Room Assistant J. H. Redmond and Frank Yanzant Superintendents of Rui dings and Grounds

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Mr. Bom ii Miss Stubbs Mrs. J oM.s Miss Decker Miss IIorsbruch Miss Artincstall Mrs. Kinney Mrs. Comer Miss Fife Mrs. Burns Miss Frees Jhe -acuity Gerhard Boscii. pupil of Edmund Bartlomiecjk, Warsaw; c ramies under Gador and design under Pekary in Hungary, painting with Andre L’Hote. Paris, Associate Professor of sculpture and Ceramics . . . Outstanding work, genius in his held. Yionne Dicker. B.F.A.. European Study. Associate Pro- lessor of Co.-1 u me Design and Fashion Illustration . . . The late-t fashions, charming manner, friendly under¬ standing. Josephine Artincstaee, B.F., of Design and illustration . . the best in art. B.F.A., Associate Professor Creative genius, a Hair for I ei a Johnson Comer. Residence Study in Paris, Lecturer in Fr nch and Italian . . . Cultured, charming, under- landing, and interest in the classic.-, a love for languages. Francis Martin Burns, B.F.A., Assistant in Fashion lllu trati ' n and Design . . . Smooth, interesting, attractive with txcellent ta-tc in her chosen held. Raeburn Stubbs. B.M., M.M., Assistant Professor of Voice . . . Sopiii-iiealed, understanding, a lovely voice, a maroon Aurtin, an impish wit. W iuuis Barton Jon: , Instructor in Secretarial Science . . . St ad , assuring, friendly, an understanding interest in her pupils. Beatrice IIorsbruch, A.R.C.M., pupil of Leopold Auer, Assistant Professor of Violin . . . Clear, concise English diction, a splendi I performer on the violin, eager enthusi¬ asm in her work. Keoisk Kinney, A.B.. Associate Professor of Voice . . . Pali nee, fortitude combined with the qualities of sympathy and understanding needed for the perfect teacher. Octavia Frees, A.B., A.M., Associate Professor of Produc¬ tion, Lighting and Stage Design . . . Splendid insight and keen observation, top notch in her held. ll.lNE Fife, B.A., M.A.. Assistant Professor of Speech . . Icxas brought to Georgia with charming southern speech. I he power to put things across.

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CLASSES September One by one the scarlet leaves drift downward. One by one, from city, from village, from far, from near, come Freshmen to Wesleyan. The hundreds of new faces they find there seem friendly enough. Still so many people! So many individuals! Each like a thread thrown with a lot of other threads of different hues. But soon the individual is conscious of being a part of a larger plan, of being a memlier of her class. The single threads are being woven into a fine pattern that becomes more and more definite. The fibers retain their individuality but are strengthened by the other fibers and in turn add strength to the woven whole. Each day, each week, each year improve the texture of the material, bring, mg the fillers yet closer together and convincing each fiber of the rare excellence of the piece of which it is a part. 24