Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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€ K U C I CLUB II L E Here is the science club at Wesleyan, including majors in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Psychology and Home Economics. Students in these five departments present a program each month on developments in their field. One of the main events of the year is the Crucible Club Carousel, which sponsors exhibits of each science and the annual faculty stunt. This year the faculty presented a radio drama, “An Eye for an Eye.” The profits from the Carousel were used to bring to this campus Dr. M. C. Lang- horne, a psychologist, from Emory University as the Leon P. Smith speaker. JUNE CASON President First Rote: S. Woodward, J. Shapiro. J. Ca on, R. Voight. B. Ros . J. Baker, J. A. Little. Second Rtnc: J. Clements, R. White, B. Walker, S. Crum. E. Halley, M. Bennett, A. Wade, T. W ' hite. Third Rote: I. Mao, H. Stripling, N. Norton. 21

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THE W ■ i; s i. i: v i DORIS CHITWOOD Editor Thirty years ago, the girls at Wesleyan College decided that thev had to have some means of expression for their literary talents, and as a result, the Wesleyan came into existence. This was during the year 1902-03, and since that time, this publication has enjoyed a steady progress. The Wesleyan is a magazine published four times a year, and in it are found short stories, feature articles, poetry, and any other type of creative writing. All the material is original and prepared by the students. Scribes is a literary organization whose membership depends upon writing ability and contributions to publica¬ tions. The members of this organization must write for the Wesleyan, and they put out one issue of the magazine. The new members must he elected by unanimous vote of the Scribes.

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The League of College Voters became an independent organization last year. The purpose of the League is three¬ fold. It tries to inform the students, teach them to participate wisely in the government and to help them to become better citizens. Membership is open to all. Government, History and Sociology majors, however, compose the largest majority of its body. With the help of Dr. Florence Sheriff as faculh advisor, assisted by Miss Cornelia Shiver, many informa¬ tive and interesting programs have been planned. At monthly meetings the club has had guest speakers present their ideas on important civic jobs and duties. Registration for voting of all girls has been stressed during this year. EMILY COOK President LEAGUE OF COLLEGE VOTERS Fir,t Rm r: S. McGee, J. Shakleford, M. Bennett, J. Malone, Em C«x k. V. G. Wood, S. Williams. 2nd Ko, r: L. Roosman, C. Coleman. 1 • Fossum, M. Mallell, S. Stewart. J. Caldwell, B. Burnett. M. Kennedy, N. Brewton. M. C. Clark, E, McDonald. 3rd Hair: J. Fuller, P. Mann, I,. Truitt. II. June., E. Clark. S. Faiubrough, J. Denton. M. C. Weld), E. Wilson. 22