Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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JEWEL KENNELLY Jacksonville, Florida A.B. ENGLISH WEL with a delightful flair for writing and a style all her own has for the ,st years been a member of the Scribes Club This past jnii she became •csident of the organisation. In her jun.or year she was poetry editor of th- ' atebtouer and a monthly contributor to the Wesleyan magazine. In her mior year she was a member of the class stunt writing committee and her cond and third year sergeant-at-arms for the class Other dub, of which ,e has become a member arc the International Relations Club, 1, and lorida Club. ELEANOR MUSE Eastman, Georgia A.B. HISTORY IEANOR was a member of Freshman Commission her first year at Wesleyan i her second year she was chosen for membership in the Home Economic, ub For three years she has sung in the Vesper Choir and Glee Club andin ’ . for ln Z w „ rcDort cr for the W atebtouer. In athletics she has been ■ -STStSTra ba.le.b.ll, 4. This pas, year Eleanor ha. TveTas ' secretary of her class, acted in the class stunt and held membership , both the Cyclothymic and International Relations Clubs.

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JUNE JACKSON Vienna, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH, HISTORY June became a member of Activity Council in her sophomore year at Wesleyan. For three years she has been a member of International Rela¬ tions Club and this past year she was active in the Glee Club and took part in the class stunt. MARJORIE WILLIAM POTTS Atlanta , Georgia A.B. ENGLISH Extra-curricular activities hold a big place in Marjorie’s college record, with emphasis divided between ath¬ letics and publications. She made her class soccer team four straight years and captained the champion team of the college her senior year. At the same time she made the swimming team, 1,2,3,and the champion basket¬ ball team, 2, 3. On the side” in ath¬ letics she was treasurer of A. A.Board her senior year, belonged to the W” Club, 2, 3, 4; and to the Red Cross Instructors Club, 3, 4. Her junior year she was correspondent for both the Atlanta Journal and the Georgian, and her senior year for the Macon I elegraJtJj. After an apprenticeship as sports editor for the Watchtower she took over the managing editor¬ ship of the Wesleyan her senior year, and helped write the Senior Stunt as well. Other interests were. Activity Council, 2, 3; Freshman Commission, ' » Saddle and Bridle Club, 3, 4 - Tennis Club, 3; French Club, 1, 2- Scribes, 4; and Atlanta Club, l’ 2. She was chosen as Junior Marshal! - 28 .

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FRANCES KUNE Norton, Virginia a.w. HISTORY three years have found Ja h J T « 1 ' h - and the past sen,or basketball team. Her skill as a horsewoman ’ P” ? 3 mcmbcr of the sh.p in the Saddle and Bridle Club last vlar anH k sh ° W ! by her Section for member- show. In her sophomore year she was a member ofTh Plr,, , C,pJtion in the Riv «li Horse- took part m the class stunt. ° f the v,olm q««et and as a senior she Homer title, Georgia Elna pUH »c, .11 ” ,CHOlocv ’ «««»»„» show her junior year Durin ketball her last three years and ruL • u r t . . during her senior veir tk« rs ’ an rode in the horse- Club And n.«rn„io„,l RtU „ on) c| “ “ .embu, thl . , , mc Econ s W a 11 ■« pur. in ,h, W Ac “ vi ' V Council V. V. - 30 -