Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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The Faculty ART DEPARTMENT The students at Meredith will always repaid the Art Department as being a place of fascination. The gallery is always full of wonder and beauty — whether it be by the students or h someone else. Remember when the art classroom was painted? That really was something. Well never forget those stray people roaming around the campus looking lost, but they were only taking Art Education. Yes. this is truly one place of memory. Dot glas W. Reynolds. B.F.A.: Chester E. Colson, A.M. f- Ml SIC DEPARTMENT What ' s all that noise? Oh. that ' s just the music building where everyone is practicing. Remember when il was built? Were we lucky not to have to sit in the old auditorium! The music depart- ment was luck also. Separate practice rooms, a recital hall, beautiful classrooms, and best of all. the broadcasting or sound-proof room. Miss Whitaker ' s music education class has alwavs been the ' clown ' of the music department. Harry E. Cooper, Mus.D.. F.A.G.O. : Beatrice Donley. B.M.: Forrestine Whitaker, .M..: Edwin K. Blanchard, M.Mus.Lit.: Phyllis Weyer, M.Mus.: Helen A. Boyce. M.Mus.: Si svnm Vwvorthy, A.M.: Stuart Pratt, Mus.M.

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Administration Hazel Baity, A.B.. in L.S. Librarian Jane Greene. A.B. Assistant Librarian Marilyn Upchurch, A.B. Assistant Librarian Vara Tart Marsh Registrar Margaret J. Schwartz, A.M. Assistant Dean of Students William J. Senter, M.D. Physician Mae Grimmer, A.B. Executive Secretary of Alumnae Assn. Mary L. Hatley, A.B. Director of News Bureau Lulu M. Watts Dining Hall Hostess Martha J. Whilden Assistant House Director Helen Walker, A.B. Manager of Student Supply Store Helen D. Barham Secretary to the President Eleanor Hawley, A.B. Secretary to the Dean Carolyn Liverman Secretary to the Registrar Betty L. Gwyer Secretary to Bursar Betty Jean Yeager, A.B. Secretary to the Dean of Students 19

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The Faculty ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English Department is one department which every student enters. Because of this, it has developed into a variety of things. Dr. Johnson ' s little class that meets on Friday afternoons is the most interesting of all. Then we will never forget the many memorable book teas that were given. Mary Lynch Johnson, Ph.D.; Louise Lanham, Ph.D.: Norma Rose, Ph.D.: Evelyn da Parma, A.B.: Erma M. Lang, A.M. RELIGION DEPARTMENT This one department has many varieties within it. Who could forget Dr. Mac ' s jokes? The religion majors will always remember Mrs. Mac ' s Christmas dinner with its cosmopolitan foods. At Christmas time. Dr. Crook and his family of three boys and a wife appeared on the stage as a part of a chapel program. These and many more events high-lighted the year. Roger H. Crook, Th.D.: Ralph E. McLain, Ph.D. Maxine Garner. Ph.D.