Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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MISS SHEAROUSE ... Our as- sistant dean of women keeps things running smoothly in the of- fice . as well as all over the campus MRS. ADAMS ... She hasn’t been at Wesleyan long, but the gym doesn’t know now how it could get along without her . . . MISS THOM . . • Tiny, pleasantly efficient, and one of Wesleyan s favorites, whether in the gym or in L. A. class . . . MISS CART- LEDGE . . . Soft voice, curly hair —she ' s not at all gym-teacherish! . . . MR. MAERZ ... The papa, Chopin, a quiet diginity, the power to make music live he is an awe inspiring genius at the Mls$ THQm piano . . . MISS HORSBRUGH «•$. adams ... A camp in Vermont, a fiddle Mlss Ca Uedge case, cheerfulness behind an Eng¬ lish accent—she has an unselfish love of mankind . . . MISS SIMONSON ... She makes south- ern speech an asset instead of a liability, and she makes stage productions professional. MISS HOKSWUGH MISS SIMONSON MR- NAE M, $S SHEAROUSE

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MRS. GRAY ... has a talent for making school almost like ome . pretty flowers everywhere, asking the Messing . • • ® n J! motherly shoulder to take our troubles to . . . MRS- COWA Her understanding nature and pleasant personality keep us from ever getting too sick . . . MISS WINN ... Her friendly aid in our schedule problems will always be remembered . . • MISS FULWOOD ... Mr. Harrell’s calm and charming assistant, who long ago won all our hearts ... MR. HARRELL . . . Wesleyannes wel¬ come him back to Macon as our very capable and successful bursar . . . MISS TAYLOR ... A new addition to our business staff whose ability and ex¬ perience are of great value to us . . . MISS 1ES . . . She helps to keep things running smootbK in the business office . . . MISS THOMSON . . . Rusy as a bee, Miss T. uses her talents, especially writing, to strengthen the ties that bind alumnae to each other and to Wesleyan . . . MISS LOYALL . . . Wesleyan’s history and alumnae will always rank first in Miss Jennie’s heart. Below, left—MISS FULWOOD, MR. HARRELL, MISS TAYLOR, MISS RYLES Below, right-MISS THOMSON, MISS LOYALL MRS. GRAY

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MISS DOMINGOS . . . Efficiency, a willingness to iron out the wrinkles that occur on schedule cards—a by-word in the office. . . . MRS. COMER and MISS HORN . . . Two of our favorities . . . MISS McGRATH . . . attractive, quietly present, a fine addition to the piano faculty . . . MISS LIN . . . She fills beginning pianists with the desire to become virtuosos . . . MISS PINKSTON . . . fourth floor, a love of flowers, and a piano teacher that children understand . . . MISS STUBBS ... Glee Club twice a week, a sense of humor, the youth of a student and the un¬ derstanding of an adult . . . MRS. HOBGOOD . . . She puts wit into square dances, soreness into muscles, and life into the old gym . . . MISS THOMAS . . . A reserved pleasantness, economics and law ' , precise -he practices what she preaches . . . MRS. JONES . . . Black typewriters, and a short-hand pad — she is a good introduction to business . . . r Top right: MISSES McGRATH, LIN, PINKSTON, STUBBS . . Top left: MISS DOMINGOES . . . Center: MRS. COMER and MISS HORN . Bottom left: MRS. HOBGOOD and STUDENTS . . . Bottom right: MISS THOMAS MRS. JONES.