Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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CELETTA CLARKE Marshallvillc, Georgia A.B. French Celetta has proved her ability this year by her work as pictorial editor of the Vetcrrofit. She made sophomore honors and was one of the com mencement marshals last year )urin her jun ior year, Celetta was vice-president of the Y. W. C. A. and served as its publicity chairman this year. She has supported the class athletics and has been on the soccer and basketball teams for years and on the swimming team for two years. As a junior, Celetta was vice-president of the class and a member of the Wachtower staff. She has also been a member of the French Club and the Home Economics Club. WESLEYAN COLLE Wt AMY CLECKLER Calhoun, Georgia A.B, English This year Amy has been editor of the Wesleyan and was elected Most Intellectual in the superla¬ tive elections this fall. She received sophomore honors and was a commencement marshal last year. Amy was on the staif of the Watchtower her first two years and was editor of the paper her junior year. She has been a member of the Scribes for the past two years. Amy was class historian and wrote and directed the class stunts for three years. This year she has been a mem¬ ber of the Dramatic Club and Presidents Council.

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SENIORS OF 1036 OUIDA CARTER Adel, Georgia Dramatic Art LILA MAE CHAPMAN Macon, Georgia B.M. Music Lila has completed her work for a musical de¬ gree in three years. Even though she is a M aeon girl, she has lived in the dormitory for two years. Lila Mae has taken an interest in all the activi¬ ties at the school, including dramatics, athletics, and the Glee Club. Ouida has been one of the leaders in the various activities that make up the life of the Conserva¬ tory. She was secretary and treasurer of the class during her freshman year, was on council her sophomore year, and has been secretary of the senior class this year. She has done capable work as editor-in-chief of the Veterrof t for the Conservatory. Ouida is very talented in dra¬ matic art and has been a prominent member of the Dramatic Club.

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SENIORS OF 1330 ADELE CONNER Macon, Georgia A.B. Mathematics This year Adele has served as a very capable president of the International Relations Club. She received sophomore honors and was one of the commencement marshals last year. We ap¬ preciate Adele s fine leadership as our class president in her junior year. She was a member of Freshman Commission, had a place on the staff of the Wesleyan her first two years, and was a member of the German Club her junior year. ALICE COOK North Fork, West Virginia A.B. Biology Alice was elected Most Versatile this year in recognition cf her great variety of activities and capabilities. She has been outstanding in ath¬ letics. She has been a member of Athletic Board for four years and served as its president this year. All four years Alice has been a valuable member of the class soccer, basketball, and swimming teams. She has been greatly inter¬ ested in journalism, being a member of the Watchtower staff for two years and college cor¬ respondent for the Macon Telegraph her senior year. While a junior, she was elected to the Scribes and has been their president this year. As a junior Alice was feature editor of the Wes¬ leyan and junior associate editor of the Veter- rof t. She also served as a commencement mar¬ shal last year.