Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Places For Eating And Meeting 1 e ate family style on linen table cloths with a faculty member at the head of each table.” Margaret Garnett Harris, ’30 No other room on campus provides us a chance to meet each other on a regular basis like the Anderson Dining Hall. While we don’t dress formally, meals are still great occasions and the food is good. In the same building, the Hinton Lounge is a more formal meeting place for clubs and events.

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Symbol Of Wesleyan Spirit TraSTl e went through the months of mud ilifl and wet c a y dinging ° our boots as IHMall we met our classes on the new campus — but we were so thankful to be in the beauti¬ ful new buildings and the same Wesleyan spirit came with us.” Elizabeth Blalock ’29 If the Spirit of Wesleyan could ever be limit¬ ed to a particular place, that place would be the fountain. A memorial of Alpha Delta Pi, the campus site has lost its sorority association ex¬ cept for the annual Mercer visit. Now it is the scene of eleven O’clock pep rallies, engage¬ ment celebrations (dunkings), weekend picnics, concerts, and quiet thinking. This year, the fifti¬ eth anniversary pep rally was a big event.

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Showplace For Special Events he Dining Hall opens onto the Mt. Ver¬ non Porch, the most beautiful and fra- gant spot at Wesleyan when the Japa¬ nese Magnolias are in bloom. The porch be¬ comes a stage at Halloween each year as groups of strangely-dressed trick-or-treaters pa¬ rade across to compete for a prize. The Spring Queen is crowned on the porch in April. 7 —