Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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.-.. U y yii u t|) “Color ” light and dark—the depth of feeling of 1R. HOLZHAUfc.ll . . . L.oior. . . • r u nFrKFR A charm- true artist, an inspiration to his students . . . MISS NELK.tR . . . fnTf.2, Ann.U g ™T .»d loved for all she has given In Wes- i MISS ALLEN . A hard-riding Texan with a passion for gri , leyan ...IS ' MISS IVY . . . Her pleasing smile is a lion- and a thorough knowledge of the technics of music . . . MISS HOG character reading, sincerity, a baton, and all-around person .MR. HOLDER theory of music, a dry wit. the ability to insert knowledge w.th- KOhl a . • • . KETCHUM . . a smoothly run library, a soothing out lorcing it . . . Mlto. NLitnui ; PITTMAN ' ‘sire iTtheke o mUt vita. °orga„.° and she always keeps it turned in the right direction. raro=f ' .i “ w. oo p Mr;GorM,s?Ho G N Mi M AL DEr ss ,i s ht MRS. KETCHUM. MRS. PITTMAN.

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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.

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CLASSES ... the fountain of knowledge, and at the same time the emblem of unforgettable fun . . . undaunted class spirit . . . spirit embodied in the enthusiastic rivalry of soccer games. Stunt Night, the swimming meet ... the devoted pride of sister classes . . . the green and gold . . . the red and white ... the purple and white . . . white and gold. A