Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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1L UC one hundredth grad- uating class-—Seniors of 1940 publish and present to the students of Wesleyan College at Macon, Georgia, the---

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•JOYCE TURNER, cY.v.-t •FAYE PONDER, g„ A .„ u y f

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Library through the dogwoods... WESLEYA can tiLl... J- cu„r« of brick w.,U ,bo« .Kick »«» ' S££ tri „i„. of Ute brccrcs—rhc .oddc. « rm,h of omcwcJ fnrnd.h.p.. Or,. . rod bl.ck of H.lte. e’en the leer of jack-o’-lanterns, and the eerie sweep of witches casting their spell upon gay banque • Colored strips of crepe fluttering from the goal posts-team-mates breath,ng hard - 4- November wind—the shrill blast of the whistle proclaiming victory in the Thanksgiving Soccer games ) - ow ' anthemums— grey and white pilgrims in miniature—stern-faced Indians wit peppermint cat ers bounty of harvest heaped on the banquet tables—a momentary sadness as the seniors sing to cslcyan. Poppies by the thousands, syncopated rummage, the breathless suspense of Stunt Night . . . Tall blue tapers— Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,” and girls in white—the spirit of Christmas. Lighted candles and carols on a frosty morning—the thrill of the holiday season. The golf course a cascade of glimmering white, evergreens peeping from beneath their sparkling tinsel —the first snow of the year—incongruous snowmen, snowballs and toboggan slides . . . Spring—Dormitory Day, climaxed by a brilliant horseshow, blue ribbons and sleek horses. The library through the dogwoods—tall columns of the dining hall filtering moonlight. The dignity of black and white—seniors and Commencement—Wesleyan . . . The Beautiful.