Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Setting Sail For Tomorrow . . . ■ Ship’s Manifest Getting Under Way (Opening) . 4 Ship’s Log (The Year by Months) . 16 Crew (Classes and Faculty) . 100 Ports o’ Call (Organizations) . 146 Neptune’s Elite (Honors) . 176 The Far Horizon (Closing) .794 Wesleyan ... a home port as comfortable as any, but we c an¬ not remain in these serene waters of home. We are destined, yes driven to set sail for tomorrow in pursuit of personal happiness and fulfillment. At college, we are temporarily in port preparing and equipping ourselves for this life long voyage. In planning we must decide for ourselves what happiness and fulfillment mean, what route must be taken to attain them, if we are willing to go the route nec¬ essary, and can we cope with the possibility of failure. We must take responsibility for our training and become in¬ volved with people and in activi¬ ties. Experience gained at M es- leyan will serve as an anchor in the big storms we will encounter on our voyage. We must make jaunts daily, carefully rehearsing each step until it becomes natu¬ ral — catch the wind, map the course, man the helm, trim the sails, keep her steady, and ven¬ ture out a little farther each day becoming gradually less depen¬ dent on our home port. Page 2: Irene Shovel ski prepares for the next day of classes in the library. Page 3: In Zoology lab, Judith Lane dissects a shark.