Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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®liittv$ of gfomtnistratton 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, Columbia and Yale Director of Physical Education MARGARET FORGEUS, A.B. Bucknell University, A.B.; Student Drexel Institute Librarian MARGARET JANET MACDONALD Stewardess for Main Building MRS. JESSIE EARNSHAW Stewardess for Main Building MRS. OCTAVIA SCARBOROUGH NORWOOD Nurse ESTHER FRANCES ROYSTER Sttident Assistant in the Library ALBERTA NEWTON BROWN Student Assistant in Physical Education 11

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i g cfjool of jftlustc ALBERT MILDENBERG Pupil of Rafael Joseffy, New York; Jules Massenet, Conservatoire de Paris; Otto Herman, Royal Consevatory of Berlin; Lechetisky, Vienna; Puceini, Milan; G. Sgambati, Royal St. Caeeilia of Music, Rome Professor of Musical Analysis HELEN MARIE DAY Pupil of Chas. B. Stevens and Arthur J. Hubbard, Boston; Chas. McKinley, New York; Mine. Matza Yon Niesson Stone, Berlin; Clerbois, Paris Professor of Voice Culture and Art of Singing CHARLOTTE RUEGGER First Prize with Highest Distinction in Violin, Royal Conservatory, Brussels; Under Jean Baptiste Colyus; Special Violin Pupil of Caesar Thompson, Florian Tajic; Six First Prizes in Royal Conservator}-, Brussels; U nder P. A. Gevaerx, Edgar Tinel and Emilia Huberti. Professor of Violin and Theoretical Work MARY ELIZABETH FUTRELL Certificate in Piano, Meredith College School of Music; Artist ' s and Teacher ' s Diploma, New England Conservatory of Music Professor of Piano HARIETTE LOUISA DAY Pupil of Mrs. Humphrey Allen; Arthur J. Hubbard, Boston; Mine. Matza von Niesson Stone, Berlin Associate Professor of Voice Culture RUBY GENEVIEVE PENNY Certificate in PianoMeredith College School of Music; Pupil New England Conservatory of Music Instructor in Piano MRS. WILLIAM JASPER FERRELL Graduate of Nansemond Seminary; Pupil of Mrs. Gregory Murray, of Philadelphia; Graduate of Burrows Kindergarten School; Graduate of Dunning Kindergarten School Instructor in Music Pedagogy KAREN ANN ELLINGTON POOLE Diploma in Voice, Meredith College School of Music Instructor in Voice 10

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Cbitortal I wonder, said the oak tree, with joyous anticipation as signs of spring could be felt in the atmosphere, how soon my new leaves will begin to grow anil I shall be covered with their throbbing puls- ating life. New! flippantly exclaimed the high hoard fence, which stood near — as if every spring you didn ' t have the same pert looking leaves. All Oak Leaves are the same — just a plain green leaf he jubilantly concluded. At which remark the oak tree gave him one of her most scathing, scornful glances. Then that is all you know! The shape, the size and the name do stay practically the same through the years, hut for intelligent people who can appreciate the best, there is every year found in Oak Leaves a new spirit and a deeper significance. The markings on the leaf don ' t mean anything to you, hut it is the Life which they represent that makes people always so glad to welcome Oak Leaves back in the springtime. But then a fence can ' t under- stand how disappointments, pain and happiness are all found in Oak Leaves. If you — Oh, well, responded the bored fence, I suppose it is just a matter of taste. prefer green paint for my adornment to fussy green Oak Leaves. 12