Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT We remember . . . footnotes and note cards . . . the soft murmur in lunch hnes to the rhythm of Whan that Aprille ... ... coffee served with informal talk at the book teas . . . anxious looks outside the con- ference door . . . diagrams . . . booklists . . . cartoons from Punch . . . the gallery of literary giants. Mary Lynch Johnson, Ph.D.; Norm. ' Rose, Ph.D.; Mamie Hafner, M.A.; Sally Wills Holland, M.A., Evelyn DaParma, A.B. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DE- PARTMENT We remember . . . hockey practice on West Cam- pus . . . colorful costumes and rhythmic movements at the dance concert . . . swimming meets and inter- collegiate games . . . students limping out of modern dance class . . . breakfast rides and horse shows . . . freshmen poring over vitamin charts and pictures of the endocrine glands. Claire I. Weigt, Ed.D.; Phyllis Cun- ningham, A.M.; Helena Williams, B.S.; Mary Mackay. £ 1 . '

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FACULTY Douglas Reynolds, White, M.F.A. ART DEPARTMENT We rememljer . . . the displays in the hall of creations by the art classes . . . mobiles hanging from the ceiling . . . the gallery exhibits of local and foreign talent . . . the cartoons on the bulletin board . . . the art lab, always occupied by aspiring Picassos . . . the strains of mood music penetrating every room in the building . . . the campus peppered with budding artists seeking to capture the beauty around them. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT We remember . . . the rhythmic clatter of type- writers . . . Saturday mornings spent in office practice . . . the machines mysterious to the novice — calculator and dictaphone . . . practical experience in the Raleigh offices . . . pages filled with symbols which were a source of wonder to the outsider. W. Badger, Ed.D.; Harry K. Dorsett, A.M.; Li Bell, M.Ed. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT We rememljer . . . posters and murals in the classroom . . . marionettes and clay figures . . . the child lit. nook . . . printing on the blackboards . . . student teaching and the inevi- table observation . . . group games in the court . . . motiva- tion . . . teachers ' meetings.

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FACULTY •VIA XV , — ' ' ' HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPART- MENTS We remember . . . the ever-fresh displays of pictures . . . collateral notebooks on the shelf . . . Raisin ' s inquisitive face . . . outline maps and colored pencils . . . ll ' all Street Journal . . . visits to the County Home . . . white rats and mazes . . . rumors . . . in- cipient philosophers lost in contemplation. LiiiiAN P. Wai.iace, Ph.D.: Alice B. Keith, Ph.D.; Sarah M. Lemmon, Ph.D.; Leslie VV. Svron, Ph.D.; Luke M. Smith, Ph.D.; Robert N. Howell, Ph.D.; Ethel Tilley, Ph.D.; Doris Howeli , M.S. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT We remember . . . the smell of home-cooked food in the Science Building . . . fashion shows . . . ruffled curtains and potted plants . . . posters in the hall on styles, manners, calorics . . . practice house . . . prospective brides puzzling over recipes. Ellen Brewer, Hanven, A.m. A.M.; Jennie M.