Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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1 r S E X A T E M E M B E R S Pat Adams Arlene Atkins Mary A. Beightal June Benton Nat Brewton Frankie Cassel June Casson Louise Cawley Doris Chitwood M. A. Coggin Emily Cook Sylvia Crum Jeanie Denton Donnie Donaldson Myra Duckworth Jean Eidson Lucille Fossum Ruth Forehand Carolyn Gleaton Libby Glenn Use Gronostay Jean nice Hammond Ann Ilankinson Betty Henderson Jack Hooten Sally Humphries Susan Higgins M. A. Jackson Gloria Johnson Martha Kennedy Barbara Ketterbrough M. K. Kientz M. J. Laslie Helen Long Marcia Mallett Jean Malone M. A. Martin Marianne Morris Betty Moss Francis Moulthrop Martha McCorkle Nancy McNamara Gretchen Nelson Barbara Norris Nancy Norton Janet Pace Joyce Paris Ann Parsons Susan Perry Joyce Reddick Phyllis Sanderson Mary Shaw Anne Shearouse Lou A. Smith Sara Stuart Shirly Swain Jean Thrasher Libby Truitt Athelyn Wade Sara B. Ware Nell Warren Louise White Ruth White Thyrza White Houfte Vrrxitlrnts —Carolyn Cleuton, Betty Moss, Nancy McNamara, Marianne Morris ji t

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C G A OFFICERS RUTH WHITE JEANNICE HAMMOND MARTHA McCOKKLE ATHELYN WADE ANN SIIEARIIOISE SARA BOB WARE MARY ALICE JACKSON FRANCES MOULTIIROP Co-Preaidenla Co-Vice President a Co-Secretariea Co-Trenaurera - l«l Row: J. Hoover, A. Wade, M. McCorkle, R. While, S. B. Ware, J. Hammond, F. Moulthrop, J. Hooten, I . Sanderson. 2nd Row: J. Pace, M. A. Jackson, E. Truitt. J. Renton, M. A. Coggin, M. Kennedy.

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w i: s i. i: v x NATALIE HREWTON Co-l re i lenl The Wesleyan Y.W.C.A. was founded in 1897 as one of the char¬ ter associations of this international student movement. It is the only religious organization on the campus and is inter-denomina¬ tional in its emphasis. Stimulation of spiritual growth is the aim of its broad program of worship, study, and action. Students are encouraged to begin each day with soft organ music and meditation at Morning Watch and to gather in small groups before bedtime for Taps. Wednesday night Vespers and a chapel service provide other op¬ portunities for weekly worship. Religious Emphasis Weeks and observances of special seasons, such as Christmas and Easter, high¬ light the year ' s program. Students are urged to participate in at least one of Y’s five com¬ missions for study of Christian faith, personal, community, and world affairs. These same commissions encourage action in each of these fields by fostering such projects as a Friendship Fund for missions and regular visits to local institutions for children. The scope of the program does not end here, however, hut em¬ braces any activity or interest which may further Christian living. “Y” OFFICERS Firnt Rote: M. C. € bb. I’hylli (.lough. Liz il on. .Sproru Wo»r: Nancy King. Lucy Neeley, Mary Jo Mixon. 12