Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Here everyone of us is affected, and each remembers time spent here; for the experiences and the growth stimulated are lasting in importance and effect. Conferences, book teas, and plays are a part of this department ' s wide scope. M. ' Rv Lynch Johnson, Ph.D.; Louise Lanham, Ph.D.; Norma Rose, Ph.D.; Evelyn da Parma, A.B.; Mamie Hafner, M.A. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPART- MENT Remember Toe, heel, toe, and away you go? We weren ' t going back to childhood games, just learning a new folk- dance step. The trips taken by Miss Peterson and the Folk Dance Club were great fun; and of course preparation for May Day was wonderful. The varsity teams and their in- tramural games will also be remembered. Doris Peterson, A.M.; Phyllis Cunningham, A.M. Williams, B.S.; Mary Mackay. y

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FACULTY ART DEPARTMENT This is a department which intrigues all of us. The gallery with its exhibits, the bulletin boards with their creations from Art Education — these check our pace as we dash to or from class. Memories are connected with this department, whether they be of a headhunter ' s mask or a lyric in pastels. DouGL. s Reynolds, B.F.A.: Chester Colson, A.M. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Here is the gateway to the world of commerce. Students in this department learn about many of the phases of their broad field. In the professional club. Tomorrow ' s Business Women, they learn firsthand through such projects as a trip to see the inside story of Miller and Rhoads, the large Rich- mond department store. Martha F. Hill, A.M.; Ruth B. Robinson 3 9 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Many of us at Meredith take courses here. They are, as any learning ex- perience should e. quite meaningful. In fact they arc almost unforgettable. Won ' t you alwa s remember Mr. Dorsett ' s current e ents discussions, Mr. Tyner ' s perfect posture, and the excursions to the surrounding schools with Miss Bell? Student teachers can yet get chills as they think of their all-day teaching. This is one of our outstanding departments. Bunyan Y. Tyner, A.m.; Harry K. Dorsett, A.M.; Lila Bell, M.Ed. 16

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FACULTY HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT This is a large department and all of us have had some contact with it. Remember history notebooks and collateral, E;eograph - maps, and sociology collateral? And of course Dr. Tilley ' s dreams and Mr. Wendt ' s jokes could not be forgotten. Lillian P. W. llace, Ph.D.; Alice B. Keith, Ph.D.; Sarah M. Lemmon, Ph.D.; Leslie V. Syron, Ph.D.; Ethel TiLLEv, Ph.D.; Robert L. Wendt, A.M.; Shirley Strick- land, .A.M. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT A delightful aroma greets you as you approach the rear of the Science Building. A laboratory group studying foods must be making a practical and probably delicious experi- ment. Senior majors in this department climax their colle ge work by applying it during a month ' s residence in the practice house. Ellen Brewer, A.M.; Jennie M. Hanyen, A.M. 18