Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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' ii 4:4? . ' ?, EMMA MOORE JONES Olivia Raney Library Librnrian ALICE CAROLINE JOHNS Housekeeper for Main Bitildinq MRS. JESSIE EARNSHAW Housekeeper for East Building WINIFRED COBB WALLACE Matron MRS. OCTAVIA SCARBOROUGH NORWOOD Nurse BERTHA LUCRETIA CARROLL Student Assistant in Physical Education

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r f r HELEN MARIE DAY Pupil of Chas. B. Stevens and Arthur J. Hubbard, Boston; Chas. MrKinley, New York; Mme. Matza von Niesson Stone, Berlin; Clerbois, Paris Professor of Voice Cidlure and Art of Singing 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 Plaijinij GERTRUDE SOUSLEY Artist ' s and Teacher ' s Diploma, New England Conservatory of Music; Pupil of I. Philipp, Paris Associate Professor of Piano. History of Music, Analysis HARRIETTE LOUISA DAY Pupil of Mrs. Humphrey Allen; Arthur J. Hubbard, Boston; Mme. Matza von Niesson Stone, Berlin Associate Professor of Voice Culture ADA LOUISE SHEARIN Meredith College I nstructor in Organ RUBY PENNY Meredith College School of Music; Student New England Conservatory of Music Instructor in Piano Officers of Administration WILLIAM JASPER FERRELL, A.B. Wake Forest College, A.B.; Student Cornell University Bursar GERTRUDE ROYSTER Graduate of St. Mary ' s School; State Normal College; Special Student of Physical Training at Trinity College, Colimibia and Yale Director of Physical Education •Giving one or more courses counting toward A.B. degree.

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4. EDITORIAL An Annual is a queerish book, as you vill see with just one look within the OAK LEAVES ' pages — a foolish sort of w ay it is in which to The spend the energies of all the Annual college sages. For we, the 1913 Eds, have worried much our several heads for scintil- lating ideas. But as you turn its pages scant, I fear me you ' ll not rip and rant about its brilliance, my dears. There ' s much that is the same old thing — it never seems to change a ding through- out a generation— for always there must classes be, associations, societee, for our felicitation. But then on ' maginations ' wings to sundry hits and divers things, our wits did fly awhile. With some most gently did we deal, and some, we pricked to hear them squeal and make the others sm ile. We hope that you will like this book, w hich, oddcomeshorts, by hook and crook this staff has tried to edit; and if you do, amid the darts, we hope that you will have the hearts to say so, when you ' ve read it. HATTIE HERRING Poet Philosopher