Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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The Faculty HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPART- MENT Many subjects come under this heading, but there are a few things that any Meredith student will remember. The histor) notebooks and collateral that were due each week. And those maps!! Weren ' t they fun? The sociology students took their trips around Raleigh. Dr. Tilley ' s famous dreams and treats really added to her classes. Lillian Parkf.r Wallace, Ph.D.; Alice Barn- well Keith, Ph.D.: Sarah McCulloh Lemmon, Ph.D.: Elizabeth Vaughan, Ph.D.; Leslie W. Syron, Ph.D.: Ethel Tilley, Ph.D.: Robert L. Wenpt. a.m. IH SINESS DEPARTMENT As a student in the business department you learn everything you can about your major. There are main high-lights in each major ' s life — teaching in one of the public schools if you wish, the Tomor- row ' s Business Women ' s Club, and the trip to Rich- mond. This trip takes you to Miller and Rhoades to see the inner workings of a large department store. Martha F. Hill, A.M.: Nellie H. Ellison, M.S. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT As you walk through the Science Building, a delightful aroma can be smelled. This comes from the home economics lab. Som etimes a burnt smell hits you, but this can be oyerlooked. Living in the practice house is the main period of a home eco- nomics major ' s life at Meredith. She puts to use here all she has learned during her four years in college. Ellen D. Brewer. A.M.: Jennie M. Hanyen, A.M. f.

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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.

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The Faculty NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES Various sounds come from these classrooms — also various smells. As we pass through the Science Building, we smell something like rotten eggs. pickled frogs and earthworms, and finally an era- halmed cat. Suddenly a shriek comes from the biology lah. A freshman has ju t discovered Jezebel, the skeleton. If we keep an ear tuned for listening, we can hear Dr. Canaday ' s voice booming out ' Erase! Mary Yarbrough, Ph.D.: Helen Jo Collins, M.S.: John A. Yarbrough, Ph.D.: Mary W. Bat i- gartner, M.S.: Ernest F. Canada y. Ph.D. EDUCATION Many Meredith students takes courses in this department. How could we forget Mr. Dorsett and his pop tests. Miss Bell and the trips to the Ra- leigh schools, and that perfect posture of Mr. Tyner? Then those of us who did student teaching can still feel those butterflies on our first day. This is truh an outstanding department. Bunyan Y. Tyner, A.M.: Habry K. Dorsett. A.M. Lila Bell, M.Ed.