Wesleyan College - Veterropt Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Deborah Diane Jones Described as quiet but ef¬ fective ' Debbie has lent her literary talent to the Green Knight stunt committee as well as the Wesleyan Mag¬ azine, which she served as editor. Also vice-president of the History-Governemnt Club and student advisor to Inter-Varsity, Debbie ' s inter¬ ests in reading and writing will lead her into the com¬ munications field. Despina-Evmorfia D. Kavadas Along with being president of both SAI and Mortar Board, Debbie feels that one of her major accomplishments in four years at Wesleyan was being the champion Greek dancer in Vienna in the sum¬ mer of ' 74. She is a mem¬ ber of the Glee Club and Wesleyannes and her hobbies include needlework, bowling, and cooking. Planning to at¬ tend graduate school, other goals include being a wife, lover, and mommy, in that order. Cynthia Helen McMullen Holding the dubious distinc¬ tion of being the only Me¬ thodist minister ' s daughter at Wesleyan who is not receiv¬ ing $400 for being one, Mac ' s time is divided, not always equally, between her duties as editor of the T and C, president of the senior class, RA in Persons ( that says alot ), and chairman of the Green Knight stunt com¬ mittee. Honors include Fool of the Year for late nights on layout speech, winner of Violet Killer Champion¬ ship, and recipient of the only bad senior picture award. Mac ' s dream is for a talk show of her own on which she would most prob¬ ably be host, guest, and com¬ plete entertainment.

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Elizabeth Ann Dulin Look for the Wesleyanne who sticks out her tongue at the mention of Stephen Douglas and you ' ll find Ann. Notor¬ iously neat, she is known for her tuna casserole, her hor¬ rible sense of direction, and rocking sickness. Not busy enough with SA1, Hon¬ or Court, and Glee Club, Ann spends lots of time with her plants, especially Albert. Her claim to fame? The only pledge in SAI history to faint during initiation and the only Wesleyanne never to have a blind date taller than she is. Barbee Ann Dyer She loves being outdoors, es¬ pecially when it involves some of her favorite sports like surfing and soccer. If you ' ve ever seen her in any¬ thing but tennis shoes and Levi ' s, you ' re probably the only one. To her friends she ' s BD or Coach - the SRC president who has a phobia about germs and going bare¬ foot. She has also been called the Master Criminal for plot¬ ting to pull the fire drill without getting caught. Bar¬ bee is also fond of chocolate milkshakes, nap time, Terry Toyota, and squeezing all of SRC into two canoes and a paddle-boat. Go for it! Kathy Jean Forester President of Honor Court and CJA, Forester is also a mem¬ ber of Glee Club and Wesley- annes. Buck-and square- dancing are among her many talents and her favorite past¬ imes are breathing fresh mountain air and watching hang-gliding and water-ski¬ ing. Stunt pianist for four years, she finally got her chance in the spotlight this year as the leader of Les¬ lie Brown and Her Pit of Re- known. Determined to make Wesleyan history, Forester only recently revealed that she is the only live witness to the gluing to the floor of a certain Green Knight ' s flip-flops. Oh, by the way, where is Rising Fawn?

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Karen Lorraine Miller Original asker of the ques¬ tion, Is there life after stu¬ dent teaching? Karen is, along with her fellow RA in Banks, founder of Who ' s Doofus in American colleges and Universities. Although being student teacher to Razzy Bailey ' s daughter ranks high on her list of accom¬ plishments, Karen has also achieved greatness on the stunt committee and on the T and C staff and as a Green Knight cheerleader and pres¬ ident of KDE. Virginia Aiken Pritchard Being president of SGA has brought Ginna no more fame and responsibility than has her sideline as Bwana, the plant doctor, and as co-au¬ thor of the infamous Ode to Wesleyan she has won a revered place in the annals of Wesleyan literary history. The First Families of Virginia have reason to be proud of the world record holder in bandana wearing, as does a Proctor and Gamble man somewhere in Tennessee. I .Y rt£r r k June Roxann Randall President of Naiads and treasurer of SRC, June gained new distinction this year in the Miss Colonies Pageant as Molly Catcher from New Jer¬ sey, the Gahden Colony. Her future plans include a rich veterinarian husband, her own fully-equipped gym, and lots of animals. There also might be one or two physical education classes taught at a nearby university. On the off-chance that things don ' t work out exactly as she plans, June is willing to settle for being a PE teacher at some over-crowded, under¬ equipped school living alone with a dog or two.