Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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k The Faculty LANGUACE DEPARTMENT Remember when we used to practice gargling and growling — making all sorts of queer sounds? We were just learning to pronounce French and Ger- man. The clubs that represented each language were the high-lights of the course. Some memorable things are Senorita Nehletl and her famous Hat Dance, the singing of the songs representative of each country, and the final parties at the end of the year. Quentin Oliver McAllister, Ph.D.: Susanne H. Freund, Ph.D.: Lucy Ann Neblett, A.M.; Eliza- beth I!. Huckabee, A.M.: David Tatem, A.M. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Can any Meredith student ever forget this depart- ment and its activities? Miss Peterson and the Folk Dance Club went on many trips, presented the an- nual folk dance program, and aided in the May Day celebration. The hockey and basketball teams also played main teams from other colleges. This is one department that really gives each student some memories to hold dear to her heart. Doris Peterson, A.M.: Phyllis Cunningham, A.M.: Helena Williams. R.S.: Mvry Mackay. i 3 V 21

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Seniors It took Founder ' s Day. when we inarched to Dedication Hymn in our caps and gowns, to make us realize that at last we were seniors. Of course we had enjoyed the privilege of meeting in the most accessible rotunda and of keeping a car on campus, but still we didn ' t feel quite old enough to he graduating. But now we knew, so we accepted with dig- nity the honors of a banuqet with no work and at no cost to us. and of the tributes paid us during graduation week by our little sisters. Along with our graduation invitations, some of us were ordering wedding invitations, all of us planning a career either in marriage or in a job. Although we came through in all our splendor to graduation, it was hard to maintain dignity as we said our last good-byes. 26