Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Rosaline Gilmore With her sweet disposition and simple friendliness, Rosaline has made a host of friends. Because of her beautiful voice and outstanding talent, she has taken a leading part in musical activities here at Wesleyan. She is generous with the talent which brings so much pleasure to others. Rosie’s calm nature and genuine friendship attract all who know her; her merry, infectious giggle invites everyone to join in the fun. Truly Rosie possesses the rare combination of talent and a flair for gracious living which make for a sparkling personality. Elizabeth Hean Elizabeth is a good-natured person who always has a cheerful smile and a word of greeting for everyone she meets. She is industrious and conscientious in her work, and under her capable and dependable leadership many club projects have been successful. Her wit. her keen sense of humor, her fondness for bridge have made her many friends at Wesleyan. They tease her about her Yankee accent; but Liz, good sport that she is, laughs with them. Her spirit of co-operation and desire to do a good turn whenever possible make her a good friend. 27

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£ehicrJ I Betty Lane Merritt A small, bright package of humor and good cheer, a dynamo of energy, Duck has been the essence of class spirit for four ears. The c lass of ’48 without her would be like ham with¬ out eggs. Her ingenuity has sparked freshman pranks. WSSF drives. Stunt Night, cheerleading, and soccer season sorties. Duck never meets a stranger—her friendliness is deep and sincere, for there is warm heart beneath her happy-go-lucky manner. Life without Duck would be dull indeed! Shirley Scott Holler “Scott and her typifying ‘ aits come to niind-lik her devotion to cheese. 1 hese F oolish Things , am solos; always being hoarse after soccer season; or roammg the halls at midnight clad in her famous short, short • Her ever greatest claim to fame: ability to turn ou 1 work with minimum time and effort! Scott s quie ,m P and loyalty to her friends and ideals are as much hei trade- mark as her jet black hangs and 1-o-n-g legs. er P° ,! ‘ of a blueblood, and her intelligence and interest in g her confidence in herself and in her future. 26

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£ehicrd Jane Clapp To a casual acquaintance, Jane’s altogether wonderful traits may Ik hidden beneath her unassuming manner. She is the unique girl who doesn’t talk about herself, shows true interest in others without ever intruding, and knows when to he quiet. Jane ' s always ready for spur-of-the-moment adventure, practical j 0 k C9 she has a subtle wit, a twinkle in her brown eyes. Generous, understanding, slow to criticize, she possesses a rare wisdom, almost a “sixth sense” about people. Sincere and honest, sustained by a deep faith, Jane’s is a remarkably well balanced personality. Blanchie Blrgess Blanchie ha? the characteristic qualities of a ,rue J ' 7 lignity, poise, sincerity, an unfailing tact. Sne he very sense of the word, kind and generous. lot in Blanchie s vocabulary; she refuses to think k»«£ he best of anybody. She has a gentle nature, a child like innocence. Her blue eyes twinkle bright he tells her friends. “Windsor’s coming. a,M , j trong sense of responsibility, a ready synipat » a , consideration for others that make it a pleasure ° 28