Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Students Get Involved In Academics And Activities OCTOBER The Wesleyan community welcomed the cooler weather of October and Wes- leyannes began soccer practice wNch gave freshmen and new students an in¬ troduction to the first inter-collegiate sport on campus. A few concerned students were involved in the Alumnae Phonathon which was held in the Rec Room. Fa two weeks, students and alumni telephoned friends of Wesleyan and asked fa donations to the Loyalty Fund. Fathers were welcomed on campus by Wesleyannes for a weekend of squae dancing, sports, and eating. The yearly event gave families a chance to relax and spend some time together. Halloween was a time fa students to en¬ joy the festivities of the first big event of fall semester. A witches rise and costume contest culminated in the celebration at the Halloween Banquet held on the Mount Vernon porch. The end of October meant that fall se¬ mester was half over with students con¬ centrating on papers and the expecta¬ tion of Thanksgiving break. 1. John Hampson moderates for the second annual Mortar Board Beta Beta Beta College Bowl. 2. Some strange Halloween witches visit the Wes¬ leyan campus stopping by the snack bar to throw candy and attack students with water pistols. 3. Students meet on stage to discussproceduestor Wesleyan ' s production of Claire Booth Luce s Women 4. Gima Schrum and others man the the Alumnae Loyalty Fund Phonathon in the 5. Mary Stephens keeps score at the Colego Bowl while Joel Plum. Mortar Board faculty advisor, en cees the program. Mm 6 . the Father-Daughter softball game providesw ing daddies and Wesleyannes with vigorous The Washboard Band entertains cost £ l guests at the Halloween Banquet as witches aa a jig.

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Honor Week Observance The Council of Judicial Affairs and Honor Court sponsored several informative events during the week ' s observance. Ar¬ lene Finch, a 1956 Wesleyan graduate. spoke on What Wesleyan ' s Honor Code Still Means To Me. Present day Wes- leyannes were inspired with her insights in the much-cherished Wesleyan Honor Sys¬ tem Honor Court and CJA both held a Town Meeting for the campus communi¬ ty. Topics discussed were those of par¬ ticular Interest to students including the feasibility of restructuring the Honor Court and House Council systems. Faculty Raise Money And Entertain Students Dr. John Hampson, as moderator, led fac¬ ulty members Earl Bargainnier, Kayron McMinn, Earl Strickland, Bruce Bariett, Pris¬ cilla Danheiser, Dwight Langston, Casey Thurman, and Bill Prince in the Mortar Board Beta Beta Beta second annual College Bowl competition. The humorous event has fast become a Wesleyan fa¬ vorite as faculty members gain points an¬ swering trivia questions and students en¬ tertain with enlightening commercials.