Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Day Students We started the year with a bang, at least with a new coat of paint on tin- eight walls which the Day Students call their home. Despite many disappointing moments, there are a great many things that have made our year one of fun and happiness. Our Christmas party was one which many of us will never forget — carrying wood from 7:00 p.m. till 7:30 a.m.. keeping all the electric heaters we could find going full blast — not to mention all the blankets we could scrape up at home. That hot food was just what we needed after caroling and the crazy presents we received from our beloved schoolmates helped us forget the coldness of the night. Another requirement has been added to graduate from Meredith. You must be able to take that fourth hand in bridge! The proverbial procrastination of the upperclassmen, the eagerness of the fresh- men, the tempestous lunch hour, and the new friendships between day students and resident students add up to a year of pleasant memories at Meredith. Daphine Stephenson President Martha Snow 2nd Vice-President Dorothy Hunt 3rd Vice-President Jacquelyn Harris 1st Vice-President 129

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The Acorn The Acorn is the literary magazine of the Meredith campus, published b) and for the students. It contains those creative thought? jotted down by students during classes, chapel, hull-sessions, or even while waiting in these seemingly endless lines. The new features this year were the parade of campus scenes across the bright red covers and the snatches of budding genius from the Creative Writing class. We of the staff have high hopes that some of these acorn seeds will grow into towering oak trees. There is but one thing to remember: The Acorn is essentially a student publi- cation. We of the staff only collect and organize your material. 7ft Phyllis Tuck. Editor Bobbye Rice, Business Manager 131