Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Foreword The Veterropt staff presents to you, the students, a reflection in words and pictures of the past school year. In its pages we have tried to portray our college; the people-students and administratio n, the places-favonte spots on the campus, the activities—athletics and organizations, and the traditions t lat enr ' leyan. Years from now we hope reflections on the highlights of this school ear may ecome wa m richer memories of the “oldest and best” each time this yearbook is opened.

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« Dedication For years, he has served Wesleyan and Wesleyannes, not only as a teacher, but as a friend, a confidant, a leader. His name was known by us before we entered Wesleyan. We leave Wesleyan with a deep admiration and affection for this fine southern gentleman. He lives in die well-known house on the hill, a house where friendship and hospitality abound. His study reflects the man—books are in every nook of the room, a rocking chair occupies a center position, students’ papers are piled high on the desk and tables. This room is an atmosphere and inspiration of intellectual pursuit, knowledge, cultural and academic learn¬ ing. It is his haven in which only the four-legged member of his family is permitted. We, his grandchildren, the class of 1963, dedicate the Veterropt to “Dr. Gin”— DR. GEORGE WARREN GIGNILLIAT, JR. 5

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