Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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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

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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 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT French, German, Spanish, or Roman, we felt like natives after om- courses, whether we could speak like them or not. C:iubs representing the various language groups highlighted the courses. Songs, dances, and games representative of the countr - imder studv enliven classes. QuENTiN O. McAllister, Ph.D.: Suz. nne D. Freund Ph.D.; Lucy Ann Neblett, A.M.; Shirley VVhit.aker, A.M. M.ARGARET C. M. RTIN, A.M. I MUSIC DEPARTMENT Listen to those noises ! .AH the music majors must be practic- ing simultaneously. But isn ' t it wonderful to have our fine auditorium in use? As the old one was razed this fall, we were grateful for this well-equipped and well-built structure. Harry E. Cooper, Mus.D., F.A.G.O.; Beatrice Donley, B.M.; FoRRESTiNE Whitaker, A.m.; Edwin K. Blanchard, M.Mus. Lit.; Phyllis Weyer, M.Mus.; Suzanne Axworthy, A.M.; Stuart Pratt, Mus.M.; John O ' Steen, M.Mus. 19