Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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CAROL ANDERSON Statesboro, Georgia A.B, English Carol was given a chance to use her business ability when she was business manager of the Watchtower her junior year, and she did her j ' ob so well that she was elected business manager of the Veterropt this year. In the superlative elec¬ tions this fall, Carol was chosen the Most Stylish girl in the senior class. Carol was vice-president of the class her sophomore year and a member of the stunt cast for three years. She has also been a member of the Biblical Literature Club, the Home Economics Club, and the International Relations Club. WESLEYAN COLLE SARA MAY ANDERSON Macon, Georgia B,M. Piano Sara May came from Korea to be a student at the Conservatory. She has completed her work for a degree in piano in three years. She boarded at the Conservatory for two years but lived in town her senior year. Sally has entered into every phase of Conservatory life. She was a member of the Y Cabinet, a member of the Glee Club for two years, and won her W in ath¬ letics last year. She is also interested in organ. Sally s sweet disposition and readiness to make friends makes her one of the most beloved seniors.