Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Clockwise from top left: I. Dr. Strickland wears his aca¬ demic robe in preparation for Fall Convocation. 2. Speak er Betty Siegel excites her audience. 3. The Class of 1983, forty six strong, pose for the traditional Fall Convo¬ cation picture. A. Junior Marshall Carol Hamrick leads seniors Trish Ellis and Peggy Watt toward the audito¬ rium. 5. Eugenia Rawls receives her honorary degree from Dean Me Minn and Dr. Hicks. 6. Dr. Quiambao and Dr. Wilson await the procession in the Hinton Lounge. 1 1 fc..

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September was truly the month to enjoy many of Wesleyan’s activities. With the warm southern winds blowing gently, the crew knew it was the perfect time to take advantage of the weather and direct a new course. The crew, with a fever for land activity, steered themselves fulhsteam ahead to a small island of frolick where cultural events, sports, and social opportunities abounded. For those interested in drama, the theatre department produced “Hanky Spanky Skiddledy Doo. This delightfully magical childrens play entertained both adults and children with its talking trees, funny caterpillar, wicked stepmother, and hilarious, blinking ladybug. . ip Clockwise from top left: 1. Peggy Watt portrays an over-dramatic caterpillar in the children ' s play. 2. Becca Toya shows the styles for fall in the CSA Fashion Show. 3. Holly Krueger helps block a spike from Columbus College. 4. Lisa Ahl is all concentration during a volleyball match. 5. Barbara Stout enjoys the unique expereince of being a Freshman RA. 6. CSA mixers bring out all types of “provisions. 7. Tara Baker listens attentively to her coach ' s advice. 8. Julie Bowman goes through a spike drill. 9. Trish Ellis and Beth Marecki cool off in the fountain. Meanwhile, those more athletically minded took advantage of the opportunity to glory in the mild weather. SRC sponsored tennis and archery tournaments, and volleyball also began during September. Although there were initial problems in securing a coach and injuries seemed to plague the small group, these problems were soon calmed and the players went on with their rigorous schedule. The inexperience of the many freshmen who joined the volleyball team was balanced by the more seasoned seniors. As a break from the outdoors activities the Office of Student Services and CSA Held two mixers. The “Welcome Back” mixer was sponsored by Anheiser Busch Distributors, NBC Lounge, and Pizza Hut. This mixer gave everyone an opportunity to see the remodelling of the Rec Room. The second mixer featured “Spunk” and was cosponsored by Budweiser Distributors and Pizza Hut. The CSA Fall Fashion Show presented designs varying from traditional styles to the avante garde, while also awarding many door prizes from local merchants. After much mirth the “motley ’’ crew returned to the ship, packing with them their magical memories of September. 27