Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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)llt o To one who has faithfully served Wesleyan and its needs — to one who is responsible for keeping our campus beautiful and our plant running efficiently we, the Senior class of 1944, dedicate our VETERROPT. For four years, he has gotten us to classes with regular clocks and bells on the hour. He has given us heat and lights in our rooms, ice water on every flour, tall pine trees at Christmas, soccer decorations, and even the most impossible props for our stunts. He has taken care of all the little details which we would never no¬ tice unless they weren ' t there. Cheerful, loyal and de¬ pendable, he has been ever patient with Wesleyannes. But of course . . . it ' s Mr. Jessie Redmond to whom we dedicate our annual. ¥ L CO lit AC