Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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And from the Because she has given to the conservatory, her thoughts, her time, and her personality. Those things might not mean so much if .Mrs. Griffin were not the person she is . . . the ever ready twinkle in her eyes, their friendly promise of square play, and conscious justice for all. The strong chin, bearing out the determination she uses in her desire for Wesleyan to have the best, and her courage in persevering. Her ingenious conver¬ sational powers and charm make associations with her sheer delight. 6

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■ DEDICATED lAJith Sincere (gratitude and t)cep sd ection To one who has hern an inspiration to all Wesleyan. His genial charm, his depth for understanding, his vast knowledge, his keen humor have endeared him to the hearts of students and faculty alike. His appreciation of the classics and his enthusiasm for the best in literature have been an inspiration to his English classes. His experiences in the field of journalism and his work on the college publications have made him invaluable to the Journalism students. His classroom puns, his southern chivalry and his unselfish devotion to Wesleyan have made him the one all Wesleyan looks to as a sympathetic friend. It is fitting, then, in our Style and Beauty edition of the Veterropt, that we dedicate it to one who personifies the style and beauty of our ideals . . . Mr. Howell Gwin. 5

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CONSERVATORY 7