Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Senior S na p5 Caught by the camera . . . Waiting for someone, Bobbie? . . . Beryl goe class . . . Who is your friend, Barefeet? . . . One way of getting to town Remember those Gone With the Wind dresses? . . . What time is it, A Lide? . . . Kitty moves across the court . . . That witty Dorris Cline again Off to town . . . Dilly poses ... The book worm . . . Snappy car, Maxine Vinita all alone . . . Lilbourn among the daisies . . . Lucy ... Our A president . . . Tell that one again . . . Alone in the snow . . . Peek-a-boo

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S enior i lass Jfficer4 ELIZABETH RISGS President KATHRYN SUTTON Vice-President VIRGINIA BAILEY Secretary MARY FRANCES KERR Treasurer In the fall of 1939, one hundred and seventy-nine freshmen entered Meredith College. Like all freshmen, they learned to read bulletin boards, to listen for bells, to wait with varying degrees of patience at the post office doors. Two events of that year, however, made evident the leadership and enthusiasm which would mark the coming years with success. One of these was Stunt Night when, for the first time in nine years, the freshmen won second place. The second event came in the spring, the colorful plantation party. The next year was high lighted by a steak fry at Crabtree Creek, and by that memorable day when rain- drenched sophomores wound daisies and ivy into the traditional class day chain. In the junior year, the responsibilities and joys of little sisters were heightened by the fun of seeking, though not finding, the crook . Now, climaxing their record, these 1939 freshmen are a busy class of campus leaders, who after three years in a second place, have won the Stunt Night cup with their presentation of A-CUTE ANGLE and are eagerly planning and anticipating their greatest college success — graduation. [28]

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Senior S na pS Adelaide and Alice Cooper, the mascot . . . Marguerite takes a stroll . . . Barefeet . . . Rachel among the flowers . . . Beulah . . . Whose puppy, Lil- bourn? . . . That was a good joke, wasn ' t it? . . . Room mates on the steps . . . What ' s so tunny, Rose Marie? ... All dressed up . . . Posing for the cam- era . . . Off to class . . . These bones gonna rise again . . . Jennie inspects her shoe . . . Whom do you see, Sarah? . . . Meeting in the snow . . . Sitting way up high . . . Remember Palio and the Duchess . . .