Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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S E JEAN . . . A lithe figure, a blend of charm and sparkle, we will remember Jean pre¬ siding at class meeting, sitting in sen¬ ate, or merely conversing in the hall. We will close our eyes and see the image of a darting figure on the soc¬ cer field. Was that a suitcase clamp¬ ing shut?—That ' s Jean, on her way to Atlanta. Clast Treasurer 1; French Club 1; Senate 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Stunt Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Watchtower 1. 2. 3; Soccer 1, 2. 4; Tennis Champion 2; May Court 2. 4; Class President 2. 4; Tennis Club 2. 3. 4: W Club 2. 3. 4; Wesleyan Staff 3; A.A. Board 3; Scribes 4; Senior Superlative 4; League of Women Voters 4. JEAN ARMSTRONG Atlanta, Ga. Radio Journalism BANKS . . . A door opens and Banks ambles into the room. With slow easy move¬ ments she crosses her languid legs Indian-fashion to sit on the bed. Toss¬ ing a strand of hair back from her face, she smiles with the same slow, easy smile which meets every crisis from a soccer game to stunt night. Calm, cool and collected she sits on the foot of the bed, waiting for some¬ one to deal the next hand of bridge. Splinter 1; Hiking Club 1; Soccer 1, 4; Watchtower Photography Editor 2. 3; Basket¬ ball 3; Swimming 3; Social Standards 3, 4; League of Women Voters 3. 4; International Relations Club 3. 4; W Club President 4. BETTY JANE BANKS Albany, Ga. History CHARLOTTE... The strains of South Pacific cr. ture our attention. We hear soir.e frantically pecking—Charlotte- ting at her desk in an attitude of p» occupation—an alert and verse- A. A. President standing erect chapel on Fridays. Then we ft of Indian sculpture and color s.. of Europe. Charlotte—a scintilla- personality and an exploring m; Splinter 1; Class Secretary 1; Leaqu »l Women Voters 1; International Relation Cat 1; Fine Arts Club 1. 2. Vice President J.h dent 4; Tennis Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Cast Bash Captain 1. 2. 3, team 4; A.A. Board Seam 2. Vice President 3; President 4; French Cat 2; Town and Country 2; Equestriannes J, 4 Class Soccer 2. Co-captain 3, 4; Swinmi c: 3. 4; Junior Marshal 3; Scribes 4; Music Cat 4; Senate 4; Who ' s Who 4; Phi Delta Phi CHARLOTTE BATTLE Clearwater, Fla History of Art

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SENIOR CLASS at the college J. Armstrong. A. Woldon. M. Mitchell CLASS JEAN ARMSTRONG.President DELMA FINDLAY.Vice President Compare a Green Knight with a tree. She was only a seed when she was planted here ( along with a hundred and forty-four others. She felt as if she were to be buried forever—never to grow up and become an honored member of the forest. She was too insignificant—only a freshman. But she felt better when she and others of her lowly class almost won the soccer cup. As a sapling she branched out enough to win the soccer cup, the tennis and basketball cups, and, best of all, the Stunt Night cup. Before she knew it she was taking an upperclass¬ man ' s place in Banks Hall. She made a special place in her heart, now, for the newest seeds, whom she called Sisters, sheltering them as best she could OFFICERS MARELLA MITCHELL.Secretary ALICE WELDON.Treasurer beneath her spreading branches. She tried, but just couldn ' t keep her awards—except one—the Stunt Night cup. Then, quite suddenly one day, she awoke to find herself a senior and about to outgrow the familiar forest. And while her branches reached toward the great wide spaces beyond, she felt a trifle nostalgic about leaving the shelter she had known so long. She was planted, watered, cultivated, and pruned in the forest. And now the forest has finished its job. Our Green Knight is free. Free to do as she pleases? Yes. But free from mem¬ ories? Never. For a seed can never forget what gave it life and understanding. Nor can a Green Knight for¬ get Wesleyan. 23

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PAT... Here is a sprite with a double nature. We will remember her as kind and sweet, the angel ’ ' BerrY we saw on her door. But there is also another side to her nature revealed by the mis¬ chievous smile that is often seen to creep into her eyes and twinkle there. She is a real troup¬ er, whether in an impromptu performance or in one of her stunt roles—remember Lukie, the boy from the country? Yes, life with Berry is never dull. PATRICIA BERRY Atlanta, Ga. History MARTHA... She joined us quietly, a welcome addition to our class. She was like a gentle breeze, light and free, seldom heard, but delightful. She walks as she dances, airy footsteps barely seeming to touch the ground. Hers was a smile that defied the blackest cloud. We only had her as a member of our class for a year, but it was long enough to know and love her well. Transfer from University of Florida; Hikinq Club 2; Rackettes 2; Chapel Choir 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; YWCA Cabinet 3, 4; Dance Club 3. 4; League of Women Voters 4. MARTHA BIELMAN Gainesville, Fla. Religion PEG... She was a philosopher and a clown. Know¬ ing her was like tasting many things you par¬ ticularly like at the same time. There was the tang of a biting wit, the mellowness of a vibrant voice, the sparkle of a gay personality. Who can forget her as Op Cit, the Egyptian politician running for Pharoah, or even as the old Deacon on St. Simon ' s? League of Women Voters, WesSoc Club. YWCA Cabinet. Senate; Veterropt Business Manager 4; Stunt Committee 4. MARY EVA BRYAN Savannah Beach, Ga. Sociology