Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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£eh ietA Elizabeth Walker Liz is interested—in radio, in music, in her friends, clothes, and fun. Hers is a versatile personality; she ' s able to take part in almost every campus activity, and always ready to pitch in where she’s needed. She is practical, capable, depend¬ able, and steadfastly loyal. Liz adapts easily to people and circumstances; everybody likes her easy-going way, her en¬ thusiasm, her cheerfulness. If she has a hobby, it’s telling a good story. An attractive gal with a magnetic personality —that ' s Liz. f Lucy Bushnell Lucy loves people deeply, and she, herself, is as lovable as a grown-up little girl. A keen perception for others ' moods, a sympathetic heart and a clear vision make her the “friend who knows our faults and loves us still. Lucy is frank, honest with herself as well as with everyone else. She has a funda¬ mental desire to fill any need, and she is both intelligent and capable. She has a scientific mind, but she appreciates the best in literature and music, w ith a special emphasis on W agner. Lucy is always completely herself, with no pretensions—a practical girl with a warm heart and high ideals, who enjoys life and knows the value of laughter. 29

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£ehicrd Jane Clapp To a casual acquaintance, Jane’s altogether wonderful traits may Ik hidden beneath her unassuming manner. She is the unique girl who doesn’t talk about herself, shows true interest in others without ever intruding, and knows when to he quiet. Jane ' s always ready for spur-of-the-moment adventure, practical j 0 k C9 she has a subtle wit, a twinkle in her brown eyes. Generous, understanding, slow to criticize, she possesses a rare wisdom, almost a “sixth sense” about people. Sincere and honest, sustained by a deep faith, Jane’s is a remarkably well balanced personality. Blanchie Blrgess Blanchie ha? the characteristic qualities of a ,rue J ' 7 lignity, poise, sincerity, an unfailing tact. Sne he very sense of the word, kind and generous. lot in Blanchie s vocabulary; she refuses to think k»«£ he best of anybody. She has a gentle nature, a child like innocence. Her blue eyes twinkle bright he tells her friends. “Windsor’s coming. a,M , j trong sense of responsibility, a ready synipat » a , consideration for others that make it a pleasure ° 28

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£ehicrJ Mary Pate A laughing, jovial voice which can he heard in the dormitory often, in the library usually, or the “pharm alway s; a smihng face—a familiar walk; shining black hair, and eyes radiate a warm, everfriendlv sincerity with time ou joke or a song (bv MacDonald and F.ddy, please! 1 thats “Patey.” Virginia Green An exploding laugh two octaves in length, an unbelievable head of red hair arranged in an unbelievable hair-do, an outfit of green from head to toe, and a script in hand—that ' s irginia. Anytime- day or night—you could find her rushing to the “Conserve” to trrfhsform herself into Mrs. Craig. Hippolyta, the Mad Hatter, Jo March, or one of the other characters for which we remember her. For a contagious happiness, friendliness, a distinctive voice, and a tireless spirit—look to Green. 30