Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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19 Seniors ■i m A good companion and as firm a friend. This, ladies and gentlemen, is the Presi- dent of our Students ' Association. Yes, I know those dimples make such a statement sound startling, but the dimples have a way of disappearing at executive meetings. Thb temporary seclusion, however, makes them all the more fascinating when they go to dress parades or trips up to the parlors. Margaret Edna Ervin Catawba, N. C. Mamie, as the tilt of her chin may show, has the courage of her convictions; and the spirit to forbid the world to run over her rough shod — be that world represented by friend or foe.

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18 Seniors Happy am I, from care I ' m free ! Why aren ' t they all content like me : ' You can count on Mildred to steer clear of work and worry. She believes in taking life as it comes, and getting all the fun out of it that she can. Li us Mildred Edmtjndson GOLDSBORO, N. C Impulsive, earnest, prompt la act And mah her generous thought a fact Have you ever known Mattie to be on time anywhere or ever to remember the very thing you told her not to forget? But she is so prompt inner repentance and so altogether irresistible that you simply cannot scold her.

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Seniors Those about her From her shall r ad the perfect ways of honour. Frances not only has an unquenchable hirst for classic lore, but she has a great eal of family pride. She has been heard o declare that she is perfectly satisfied with her name and expects to remain a Johnson all her life. Frances Livingston Johnson Raleigh, X. C. One sin seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Whence that schoolmarnvy air, that flut- tering consideration of others, that patron- izing interest in the Newish, that voluntary election of Education? Thy fate is sealed. wretched maiden, thou shalt teach school!