Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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1 -7 veierrop] t 0 iffomtmri) N creating this, the thirteenth volume of The Veterropt, it has been our purpose to pack within these few pages that which will he a treasure-trove in future years. We have tried to record pictures of our work-time and our play- time, of our serious hours and our gay hours. Our aim has been to show our college life in all its phases — studious, social, religious, athletic — in the class-room and on the campus — and show it in such a way that, like the sun dial, this book will “only count the sunny hours for us in years to come when we are far apart and gone from Weselyan ' s halls. Time passes swiftly; and memories which now are bright and clear and seem to be undying will fade away. We submit this chronicle of present days to our classmates and our school-fellows with the hope that its pages may ever keep alive some of the happiest memories of college life and strengthen with each pass- ing year the deep-rooted devotion of each daughter of Wesleyan to her Alma Mater. = 6 } Paye 11 even

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Leon P. Smith