Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Man The Helm Just as our skill guides us through the waters for smoother sailing, so must our skill at man¬ aging our lives guide us through the times at Wesleyan and be¬ yond the horizon. We must disci¬ pline ourselves so that our lives will go the direction we want them to go and our time will be used to our best advantage. We sail through such things as term papers, essays, studies, and fin¬ als, and thereby become better sailors, move more swiftly, and go farther. Clockwise from the left: 1. Hitomi Kato busily types a term paper. 2. Sheryll Thomas tests out the water looking into job opportunities on Career Day. 3. Gin¬ ger Caldwell and Val Marshbourne meet in the air as each tries to tip the ball to her teammates. 4. Some mornings it seems almost impossible to get to class on time.

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Trim The Sail 10 Z? ' During our seafaring adven¬ ture, our paths will cross sudden squalls. Learning how to manipu¬ late the sail will help us to over¬ come these mishaps and further succeed in reaching our goals. As we gain more knowledge and ex¬ perience in sailing, we soon learn when is the best time to trim the sail, and how to avoid making the same mistake twice. We become better equipped for the next storm and can glide over the rough waters a little easier. Clockwise from the left: 1. Julie Hulsey ventures out in stormy weather. 2. Susan Cole finds a peaceful place to study or get away, down by the lake. 3. Melody Paul gets ready to face another busy day in the Fine Arts Building and the prac- tice rooms. 4. The fiaiads provide an enjoyable evening of entertainment.