Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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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

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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 NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT Here in our minds eye and ear, we will always retain the memory of the white slips foreboding a Biology ' pop, the aroma of a chemistry experiment on sulphur, or the boom of Dr. Canaday ' s Erase. A varied department of varied memories. I. R • Y.ARBROUGH, Ph.D.: Helen Jo Collins, M.S.: John A. Y. lRbrough, Ph.D.; Robert N. Tulloch, M.S.: Ernest F. C. N. D.AY, Ph.D. RELIGION DEPARTMENT Another department with experiences for all of us is this one. Dr. Mac ' s jokes and maps, and Dr. Crook ' s pops and discussion sessions make lasting impressions. Remember the B.S.U. trips with Miss Garner, the Christmas chapel program with the Crook family on the stage, and the sunrise Easter service! These were high spots in an c entful year. R.ALPH E. McL.MN, Ph.D.: Roger H. Crook, Th.D.; M. xine Corner, Ph.D. 20