Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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As fre. ' liiiien. in 45, we were quite gay. And looking forward to the next four years. And here ' s our final bow. Ma the spirit of our Palio Keep ever inarching onward. 28

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Rut what of all the little and big things, chips in our mosaic, which were confined to neither iialf of the year? The plays and concerts, the sorializing; the games and the dances and the parlies in the Hut — we cannot forget them lliardK ! ) nor leave them out of our picture. The excitement of rings (wedding, engagement, and telephone) the library, and term papers — church and BTU and chapel — society meetings, and pailii ' s. and confaculations — teaching, and Soph l)a Olf and Big and Little Sister doings — the pulilicalions— the P. 0.— the Bee Hive— these are all parts of the year, repeated in different shapes and colors, with different meaning to each person who knew them. It was a full and brief year, one which brought change and growth, and was gone again. Sooner than seemed possible, the seniors had begun the final mad whirl of teas and parties, and everything else. Then came examinations again; the year was over, and for one more class, so were the happy college days. We turn to the new auditorium. It started this year as less than a hole in the ground. Slowly, inevitably, it took form and shape and became what it is. So, too, did the year grow from a welter of impressions, and took form and moulded itself into the pattern of this magic year which cannot return again. E.C.G.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Maxine Bissette President Eunice Andrews Vice-President Marianna Morris Secretary Idalia Oglesby Treasurer Miss Mary Yarbrough Sponsor Maxine Bissette President Yarbrough, Morris. Top: Oglesby, Andrews. 29