Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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CoRiNNE Louise Carter, Graduate of Kansas Conservatory of Music; Private Pupil of Sol Marcosson, New York. Instructor in Piano and Violin. Ada Louise Shearin, Meredith College. Supervisor of Practice. IV. School of Art Ida Isabella Poteat, New York School of Art; Cooper LTnion Art School, New York; School of Applied Design, Philadelphia; Pupil of Mounier; Chase Class, London. Professor of Art. Katharine Louise Ford, Graduate of the School of Art, Meredith Cellege; School of Decorative and Applied Art, New York Citj ' ; A.B., Meredith College. Professor of Applied Design and China Painting. Physical Education Caroline Berry Phelps, O.M., Emerson College of Oratory; A.M., Adrian College. Director of Physical Education. Gertrude Royster, Graduate of St. Mary ' s School; State Normal College; Special Student of Physical Training at Trinity College, Columbia and Yale. Associate Director of Physical Education. V. Officers Richard Tilman Vann, D.D., President. Larkin Douglass Watson. Jr., Dean of School of Arts, Philosophy and Science — Registrar. Wade Brown, Dean of School of Music. Rosa Catherine Paschal, Lady Principal. William Jasper Ferrell, Bursar. J. Gregory Boomhour, Curator of Library. Elizabeth Delia Dixon-Carroll, M.D., College Physician. Mrs. Lelia Dickson Hope, Housekeeper. Winnie Wallace, Matron. Mrs. Octavia Norwood, Nurse. - W - § Page 11

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II. School of Elocution Caroline Berry Phelps, O.M., Emerson College of Oratorjs A.M., Adrian College. Professor of Elocution. :Mahgaret Irene Bright, A.B., O.B., IMcretlith College. Instructor in Elocution. III. School of Music Wade Brown, Artist ' .s and Teaeher ' s Dii)loina, New England Conservatory of Music; A. K. Virgil, New York; Sternschen Conservatorium, Berlin: Pupil Dr. Ernest Jedliczka, Berlin; R. Huntington Woodman. Dean — Professor of Piano, Organ and History of Music. Gu8TAV Hagedorn, Pupil of Adolf Hahn and Leopold Lichtenberg: Late Mem- ber of Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (five years). Professor of Violin, Orchestral Instruments and Instructor in Harmony, Counterpoint. Helen Marie Day, Pupil of Chas. B. Stevens and . rthur J. Hubbard, Boston; Chas. McKinley, New York; Mme. Matza von Niesson Stone, Berlin. Profes-wr of Voice Culture and Art of Singing. Mrs. A ' illiam .Jasper Ferrell, Graduate of Nansemond Seminary; Pupil of Mrs. (Iregdiy Murray, of Philadelphia; Graduate of Burrows Kindergarten School. Instructor in Music Pedagogy. Mary Elizabeth Futrell, Graduate Meredith College School of Music; Artist ' s and Teacher ' s Diploma, New England Conservatory of Music. Professor of Piano and Ensemble. Gertrude Sousley, Graduate of the New England Conservatory of ' Music; Pri- vate Pupil of F. Phillip]), Paris. Professor of Piano. Harriette Louisa Day, Pupil of Mrs. Humphrey Allen; Mr. . rthur .]. Hub- bard, Boston; Mme. Matza von Nie.sson Stone, Berlin. Instructor in Voice Culture. Anna Ethelynd Read, New England Con.servatory of IMusic, Boston: Pupil of Mdme. ' erasi, Chicago: Mdine. .Johanna Hess-Burr, Chicago; Dr. Carl Dufft, and Oscar Saenger, New York. As- ' iistant in Voice Culture. Madeline Whittier Petit, Vassar College; Pupil of Henry Mollenhauer and Geraldine Morgan: Private Pujiil of Professor lrth and O. B. Boise, Berlin. Acting ProfcKsin- of Violin, Ilarnioni , ( ' (impi)! i(i(in and Analy-vs. Bessie Emerson Sams, Ciraduate of AbM-cdith College School of Music. Instructor in Piano. Cornelia Brownlee, William Sherwood, Chicago; Rafael Jossefy, New York; Alfred Ernst, St. Louis. Instructor in Music. In Europe, on leave of ali.ieiii-e fur tlie year. Pnac 10

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Editorial HE little gray squirrel whisked his fluffy tail up the big old oak on the campus and was lost among the leaves, which were first becoming glorified with tales of yel- low and crimson, as Autumn wrote her magic story. His eyes glistened, and the nut fell from his fore paws in his excite- ment. The girls — eleven of them — he told his eager mate — are working in that window framed with ivy — and do you know — he almost fell ofl the liml:) — they are making ()ak Le.wes. The bunch of oak leaves we are making grows slowly in our hands, for the tricks are new and strange. Hut each leaf is ilipped in a thought, and touched by the mystery of loyalty and love until it means to us a thing most vital. And, fellow stuilents, in the stories and the rhymes, in suggestions and in jokes, we have aimed to stir within j ' ou — within us all — a deeper loyalty to our Alma Mater, which in the years to come, shall thrill us as we turn these pages. Editorial Staff {iR. CE Council, Astro. Efh ' tor-in-chief l LANCHE B. KRUS, Phi. Af:f ociate Editor Annie Gardner, Astro. Lilian Allen, Astro. Business Manager Assistant Business Manager LiLA Keith, A.stro. Art Editor Minnie Middleton, Astro. Ivate Watson, Astro. WiLLA We. ' .thers, Phi. Sallie Jones, Phi. Junior Editors Sophomore Editors Sallie Camp, Astro. Gertrude Horn, Phi. Freshman Editors Page 12