Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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EVELYN BETTS, A. B. HASTINGS, FLA. “Sonny” Entered Fall 1912. She doeth little kindnesses Which most Iran ' undone or despit re. For naught that sets one heart at cane And jjireth happiness or peace lx loir esteemed in her eyes. Lanier Literary Society: Vice-President of Class, 1912-13: President of Florida Club. 1912-13. 1913-14. 1914-15: Secretary of Mis- sionary Society. 1914-15: Pictorial Editor of Veterropt, 1914-15: Assistant Librarian, 1913- 14. 1914-15. Here I behold a land beyond the scan. And underneath a group of cocoa-trees bungalow of something — nay bamboo . — I little tropic “ cottage built for tiro. nd there they are, — the Tiro. I knoir the man Hut can that be hi s irifet Header it can: •Tin Evelyn, — and yet can that be she. Who once declared So wedding Bell for inc. rr MARY ELLEN BROWN, A. B. MACON, GA. “Brownie” Entered Fall 1911. There ' 8 in you much tee belie re of hearen , — Amazing brightness, purity, and truth. Z T A; Lanier Literary Society; Treasurer of Class, 1911-12: Literary Editor of tbe Veterropt. 1914-15: Pan-Hellenic Council. 1914-15; Literary Editor of The Wesleyan, 1914-15. Why blexx my noul. here ' s dear old Mary Rrotrn, She nayx she ' s icing in a college town. Teaching t I ask. No, no. — not on your life! My dear. I am the college President ' s wife. Smothered in calls . by social duties pressed, simply never hare a minute ' s rest. .Voir college Presidents are mighty nice. Hut don ' t you marry one — that ' s my advice V 2:1

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VI TBELBECMP X LEUNA BASKIN, A. B. MACON, CA. Loony Entered Fall 1912. In oil mu thoughts I do approve any lit f o mreet an is true lore. -IX; Lanier Literary Society ; Sergeant- at-Arms of Class. 1912-13 ; Vice-President of Class, 1913-14. 1914-15: Ceramic Art Certifi- cate. 1914: Ceramic Art Diploma, 1915; Editor-in-Chief of V eterkopt, 1914-15. Hehohl thin tail ii, tall. •• divinely fair. o nllrrr threads are in her yotim i hair |« yet. hilt Hlunloireil in her fare irith rare: H hat should hare put thane linen a f iron ' ll then f ank her. anil nhc niyhn ami nliaken her head: “Ah me! It in a iromler I ' m not dead I For tliene ten yearn ' re nonyhl hy niyht anil day To find name tray to make an Annual pay! V S RUTH BEELAND. A. B. MACON, CA. Rufus Filtered Fall 1911. “Strony in irill and rich in irindom. Feminine to her inmont heart Lanier Literary Society; Freshman Editor of The Wesleyan; Sophomore Editor of 7 he ITesleyan. 1912-13; Historian of Class, 1913- 14: Literary Editor of The Wesleyan, 1914-15. And noir eo men nilently before my eyes .1 r in ion of a t roman irondroun trine. At leant, nhc lined to he in college dayn, o doubt nlir ntill denerren that hit of praine. Shf ' n ir l it ten mien li fie hooks galore hear, and noir she rneattn to irrite mime more, lint. “ t i. Ituth. for the mike of your carter You ' re trampled on an honent heart, I fear. 22

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MARIE BUXTON, A. B. MACON, CA. Entered Fall 1910. -A street. heart-lifting cheerful nr ss Like Spring time of the year Seemed veer on her steps to trait. I ! here ' s Marie lookiny nearer older note Than irhen , her Senior ray upon her hrote , She iralked iritli um to dear old Mulberry And that was years ago, — yes, let me see — Ten years ayo. And noir Marie ' s been teed These seven years. She laayhs anti shakes her lit ad One the ills of matrimonial life. thonyht Marie i ronltl make a model wife. JESSIE MONROE DICKEY, A. B. OXFORD, GA. Jezebel M EnteretfFall 1912. •• sk me no more irhither doth haste The nightingale it hen May is past. Tor in your street dirldiny throat slit tr inters and keeps warm her note. A A II ; Lanier Literary Society; Secretary of Class, 1913-14 : Y. . C. A. Cabinet, 1913- 14. 1914-15; Student Government Association. 1914-15; Local Editor of The Wesleyan, 1914 15: Local Editor of the Veterropt, 1914-15. Basket-Ball Team, 1914-15; Pan-Hellenic Council, 1914-15; A Z 4 Social Club. Is this our Hickey bird. our nightingale Our Jenny Lind irhose roiee could never fail To hold a rapturous audienee with its eharmf Why do note behold her on a farm t Oh. trt II, she says, • miyht hare had my eltoiee Of suitors but I chose to train my roiee. At times, • far from the erotrd ' s ignoble strife ’ I rest, you see. and lead the simple life.” 24 k