Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SARAH HAYWORTH RUTH GREENE Vice-Pre: MARY GREY PIPPIN Secretar MARTHA JANE GOODMAN Treasurer The two hundred and sixteen freshme In the words of a previous class, mo fifteen that are now seniors have, by the ho entered Meredith in the fall of 1937 were eady and willing than able. The one hun any triurnphs. lived down that characterization They started by winning palio their freshma the crook. Although they failed at crooking, they were able in the class basketball c defeat the seniors who had been the victors for three previous years. In their sophomore year they won second place with their stunt, and they were the ' the palio. To add to their joy they were basketball champions again that year. This clasi first to use Soph-Day Off as a day for creating a better spirit between the sophomores freshmen. For this year a Red Devil song, which they leave to succeeding sophomore odd classes, was composed. Another crowning event of that year was helping their bit recover and keep the crook which the juniors had found for the first time in seven years. During their junior year they gave the Junior-Senior in town, a practice that had i followed for several years, and used In attractive decorations the rainbow colors which ws for the first time that year. Again, they were victors in the class basketball tournament. Their senior year is now upon them and It Is plain that they have proved themselves well as ready and willing. They are now ready, willing, and able to be, through all the come. true, loyal, appreciative daughters of Meredith. ictors m was the and the of the sisters