Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Jane VIcCowen When you think of fun with a French accent, when you hink of sparkling wit. Spanish style; or a true undenting, psychologically speaking, you think of Jane Looking always like a page out of Mademoiselle, she is the typica beauty with blond hair, laughing eyes, and tall r rat u 1 V “Bunny”, as she is called by all. is of the intelhgen sia a real zest for learning and a real Hair for living. € life, and her friends love it a little more from knowing unn Emily Bell Because of her lovely personality and outstanding abilities Emily has endeared herself to all Wesleyannea. Her talents are many, for she possesses an unusual intellect, a great aptitude for athletics, and a host of leadership qualities in extra-curricular activities. Whether working arduously in the lab, handling a soccer ball, or doing Y. W. C. A. business, Emily gives her best and the outcome is always successful. She is a person whose natural charm and vivacious friendli¬ ness mark as a true superlative. 24

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£ehicfiJ Helen Louise Vaughan Yankee land lent Weasie to us. and we welcomed her to the south with open arms. Crowds often gather around her to hear the latest song hits colored In her torchy-touch. Weasie, with her spontaneous laugh, her flexible personality, is loved by her Wesleyan friends. Stylish, poised, sincere, frank, gracious, and capable, it ' s fun to be with Weasie. Mary Sue Butler Mary Sue is the little girl who flits across the campus with an air of interest in everything and everybody. Always the first one to jump into a car going to the “Pig , she has a special craving for hamburgers and a love for fun. She is noted for her infectious laugh. Through all her gaiety we see the poise, the friendliness, and the sincere spirit of Mary Sue. 23

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£ehicrJ Beverly Reichert To many, Beverly represents a pillar of curve-peaking in¬ telligence, hut those who know her realize that hers is the intelligence that blends piercing wit with thoughtful studious¬ ness. Her genius for sympathetic understanding and her rare insight yield her a remarkable dramatic talent. Fair, depend¬ able. conscientious, Sheldon-loving Beverly lives her motto, “This above all. to thine own self be true.” Doris Poe It was in Doris’s room that the girls from second floor gathered that first day when we w r ere freshmen. We’ve been gathering in her room ever since. The essence of hospitality and graciousness. Doris has a friendly charm that puts other people at ease. Deep loyalty and sincerity lie beneath her casual, easy going manner, and make her a likable companion and a perfect friend. 25