Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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The fall of the last leap year found a large group of young lassies on the Meredith campus for the first time, and they in turn found themselves in the throes of orientation week. Coming through this test for the survival of the fittest, they im- mediately began to show evidences of an unusual ability in a leadership that would bring four years of success for them as individuals and as a class. That first year the class won second place in Palio and had a gay time at their plantation party. The next year they gave up their party to donate the mone) to the American Red Cross. The most memorable day of that year was the one that started for them at 1:00 a.m.. when with varying degrees of drowsiness they crawled into a truck and rode off to gather daisies for the traditional Class Day chain. As juniors, these maturing young ladies accepted the duties and privileges of big sisters ' in their stride and sought diligently for the crook that they almost found. For the Palio festivities they donned bakers ' caps and won for themselves the right to have their numerals occupy the top line of the new Palio banner. Now that another leap year is here, these lassies, now seniors, have become the leaders on the campus. The faith that the college has always had in them was demonstrated when at the be- ginning of the year they were all made official chaperones — the first class to receive the honor. The Stunt Night cup was won this year for their presentation of Money Talks. As a climax to their varied and outstanding college life they await in eager anticipation their day of graduation. 24

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Aw Kay Kramer M R Elizabeth W KI.W President Secretary V Avis Branch Mary Hill Vice President Treasurer