Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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I (LASS OF ' 45 VICTORIA ANN WILSON Mtfi cot Yes, Thanksgiving was celebrated then as was the freshman victory over the sophomores in soccer. Excitement and happiness reigned in each of us as we proudly went to the banquet. We sang songs to each class as they in turn sang to us, and we knew at that moment the true meaning of college spirit. Being a true Tri-K class, defeat was impossible, even in the finals, when we tied the seniors, in a never-to-be-forgotten game. Stunt night made its appearance suddenly and although as actors we make better soccer players, we enjoyed the event tremendously. We have all made a solemn vow that next year will tell a different story, and the Tri-K’s will come out on the top where they should be. Tuesday night, December 16, we donned white dresses, carried indi¬ vidual candles, and attended our first Wesleyan Christmas banquet. The decorations were complete with a musical Christmas tree, and candle light. We ate for hours, sang carols, and left feeling very Christmasy.” Sure enough, holidays were just four and a half trips around the clock away. Early, early, Friday morning we put candles in our win¬ dows so the carolers would sing for us. Classes were vaguely met that day, but spirits brightened as the hour neared to go home to our own Mr. and Mrs. Claus. January 5 found us eagerly opening up our rooms, talking to every¬ one about our glorious vacation and finally down to exams. Then came basketball, swimming, and classes. So went our first year—it s great to be a Wesleyanne.

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We came, we saw, wc conquered.” Into the gates of knowledge flocked the class of 45—1 JO strong. Very much bewildered and excited, to say nothing of being a little frightened, wc were shown to our rooms We met our roommates, and then the bells began ringing. Our first week of college life was spent in dashing to and from dear old Science Hall, where many confusing placement tests were given. Once placed we lined up for registration which took what seemed to • an eternity, finding classrooms, and arriving at the appointed place at the right time was something yet again. But we soon slowed down to a fast gallop took time out to catch our breath, and a light cloak of study settled over Freshman dorm. K R Jn C, °p k I” jbjn L° nctl whcn thc Superior sophomores took over Rat Day. Each „me, the cry Air-raid” was emitted by our momentarv dictators we were compelled to flatten out like the proverbial pancake rhen we waited, not too patiently, for thc welcome all ' s clear sien.l It was great fun though, and wc had our day November 27. 8 Frnbmtm pudict for Stunt Sight. f RES H ID R OFFICERS BLANCHE COLEMAN . President JEAN LE FEBRE . . . Vice-President JANE STAPLETON . . . Secretary TORRANCE CHALMERS . Treasurer n i b L

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Left: What drudgery these classes! But at least they re smiling. Belou: St andifer, Sarah , and Kathryn napped near Science Rat Day. Pharm speech The Why ' s and Wherefores of What. Jen Hen - dersbott , Caroline Winn , Bessie Astin After class is over! Notice tlx smiles. Wisi lunch would hurry up. Marcia confers n Mrs. Griffin.