Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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NOW . . The rush of business hustles close to the old college and folloual the silence of pride speeding cars down streamlined highway li alive and spilling ?over marble step el steWJ ed in the And today Across the court soaring voices ring , smile with the laughter from the fellowship of games the echos of figures and formulae bend in interest over watercolors on canvas , and graceful sculpture. And thf onstant fountain catches the vo blend in a new and powerful ll in the tower a new as it) joins ging I hearts the voices sing our devotions and charities and dancing we write we think we give thanks in our love we are one we are Wesleyan

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THE COLLEGE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION JEANNICE HAMMOND Co-President RUTH WHITE Co-President Life at Wesleyan has at its heart the belief that all Wes- leyannes have a high sense of honor and integrity. A reputa¬ tion such as this is difficult to achieve hut even more difficult to maintain through the years. It was for the purpose of maintaining these values that Wesleyan’s College Govern¬ ment Association was created many years ago. This govern¬ ing body was given the power to impose a penalty for the violation of a rule. The aim of imposing such penalties was then and is now to develop a sense of responsibility in the individual, to help her formulate a standard of values, and to realize the significance of honor as the basis of character. The name of Wesleyan has carried with it attributes of character, personality, and Christianity throughout its his¬ tory. It is the responsibility of College Government to up¬ hold and maintain these attributes with the development and welfare of the individual foremost in its purpose. With the creation of the Honor System, Wesleyan has car¬ ried with her a quotation that has expressed her goals, aims, and ideals for her student body. With these words in the hearts of every Wesleyanne a high sense of honor and in¬ tegrity is inevitable. “This above all To thine own self be true t And it must follow , as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.” 9