Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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• • • K Kin me SUNDAY, September 25th, meant that the Seniors donned caps and gowns for the first time, and marched into church at Mulberry Methodist. IW 14 BENEFACTOR ' S DAY, Oct. i », meant a campus holiday, and barbeque for all on the soccer field. Speaker for the RAT DAY, Oct. 11, brought triumph and glory to the mighty sophs, but hard work and ignominy befell the lowly frosh. Tri-K pirates became the meek and mild servants of the bold Green Knights.

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TATE HALL— we ' ll re¬ member for standing (or sitting) in line on registra¬ tion day for trips to the bookstore, for announce¬ ments and newspaper clippings on the bulletin boards, for those all im¬ portant offices of Presi¬ dent, Dean, and Regis¬ trar, and, ah, yes, it does seem os if we had classes there. I ' . THE LIBRARY —to a Wesleyanne means parallel and books on reserve, lovely flower arrangements and in¬ teresting bulletin boards, rare books in the Georgia Room, and, above all, a quiet place to study. PORTER GYMNAS¬ IUM —is the center of our athletic life. With it are associated memories of phys. ed. classes, basket¬ ball practice, the swim¬ ming meet, the Aqua¬ cade, the volleyball tour¬ nament, Stunt Night and chapel.

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4K • • • uanneS HALLOWEEN brought the only chance of the year to wear blue ieans to dinner—as well as a ghostly program put on by members of the Rec Leadership class. Shouts of laughter greeted faculty members as they revealed their sup¬ pressed desires in their skit at the an¬ nual CRUCIBLE CLUB CAROUSEL.