Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBRARY A M54V 376.8 1956 91669 ! i CARLYIUE CAMPBELL LIBRARY Meredith College Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 iJt .ML ' ,hiJSiiJ . ' i .-1-. ' ifi-. THE 1956 DAK LEAVES The Yearbook of Meredith College Raleigh, North Carolina Editor: Virginia Morris Business Manager: Eleanor Clark MEREDITH COtLpT Derlira tion For lier liiiman warmth, her breadth of vision and accomplishment, her far-reaching intiuence for Meredith, and her intellectual horizons with which she has challenged all those whom she has touched, it is with pride that we dedicate our 1956 Oak Leaves to Dr. Lillian Parker Wallace. DR. LILLIAN PARKER WALLACE IC Foreword The 1956 Oak Leaves is a pictorial ret-oid of the stu- dents at Meredith College. The life of the students, the faculty, and the Iniildings have been shown to illustrate our college life. Contents: The School 5 Faciihy 9 Classes 17 Organizations and Clubs 83 Honoraries 127 Features 140 Advertisements 155 FMF{A ( What is a building? Is it just bricks or boards or mortar? Cracks in the walls, radiators that won ' t work? A certain number of chairs in a certain number of rooms? Or the dreams it has fulfilled? THE con WHAT ARE THESE BUILDINGS? THE BREEZEWAY TIIK MUSIC BUILDIN( HOW MANY DREAMS BECOME REALITIES WITHIN THESE WALLS? ALl IN I HOUSE THK DORM Can we ever forget them? We can forget the l)rieks, the boards, the cracks, the niimljei- of windows in each room. But can we foreet the dreams ? ARTS BUILDINC; NEW ARTS BUILDING Board of Trustees Eph Whisenhunt _ President Claudilene S. Bone Vice-President V. H. Belcher _ Secretary-Treasurer TERMS EXPIRE 1956 Claudilene S. Bone, Nashville [ l()ycl Griifin, Edenton Alva L. James. Elkin Wni. C. Lassiter, Raleigh Gladys E. McNeill, North Wilkeshoro H. Pat Taylor, Wadeshoro D. J. Thurston, Jr.. Wilson TERMS EXPIRE 1957 Maude D. Bunn, Raleigh C. T. Council. Sr.. Durham Randolph Gregory, Wilmington J. M. Kesler, Winston-Salem LeRoy Martin, Raleigh W. H. Weatherspoon, Raleigh Eph Whisenhunt. Clayton TERMS EXPIRE 1958 C. M. Ahernathy. Lenoir Olin T. Binkley. Wake Forest Raymond A. Bryan. Goldshoro Beunah L. Clark, Aslieville Foy J. Farmer, Raleigh W. W Finlator, Elizabeth City L. M. Massev, Zebulon TERMS EXPIRE 1959 Elizabeth J. Dotterer. Sanford R. Elmore Earl. Selma Holt Evans. Enfield l.ydia J. Kitchin, Scotland Neck C. Gordon Maddrev. Ahoskie EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Llovd Griffin, Chairman Maude D. Bunn, Secretary Foy J. Farmer Wm. C. Lassiter LeRoy Martin L. M. Massey W. H. Weatherspoon Eph Whisenhunt To Meredith CoUeae Students: To be identified with you in fellowship and effort is a privilege highly esteemed. For each of you I wish even greater joy and achievement in the years ahead. Cordially yours, CARLYLE CAMPBELL President Administration Leishman a. Peacock. Ph.D. Dean of the College Louise Fleming, A.M. Dean of Students V. H. Belcher, B.S. Business Manager X Administration Qi y. v y 1 First row: Miss Lynette Adams, Secretary SecoRt? 7o;t).- Miss Mary Bland Josey, P«6 jc to Registrar; Mrs. Joyce S. Endo, Assistant to Librarian; Miss Jane Greene, Assistant Librarian: Miss Mae Grimmer, Alumnae Secretary: Mrs. Dm M. Hinsley, Manager, Student Store. Relations: Miss Anne Maring, Assistant Dean of Students: Mrs. Vera T. Marsh, Registrar: Mrs. Agnes Mayes, House Direc- tor; Mrs. Faye Orders, Bookkeeper. Third row: Mrs. Lois Renfrow, Secretary to President: Mrs. Pat Robbins, Secretary to Dean: Dr. William J. Senter, Physician: Mrs. Mabelle Smith, Assistant Dean of Student Office; Miss Sylvia Tucker, Secre- tary to Business Manager. Fourth row: Mrs. J. Whilden, Assistant House Director; Miss Betty Jean Yeager, Secretary to Dean of Students. Faculty s J Axworthy, Suzanne Music Bell. Lila Education Blanchard, Edwin Music Brewer. Ellen Home Economics Canady, Ernest F. Mathematics Collins, Helen Jo Chemislry Cooper, Harry E. Music Crook, Roger H. Relifiion DaParma. Evelyn Endisli Donley, Beatrice Music Dorsett, Harry K. Education Frazier, Lois Frelni), Suzanne D. Modern Language Garriss, Phyllis W. Music Hanyen, Jennie M. Home Economics Faculty Holland, Sally Wills English Howell, Robert N. Economics Howell, Mrs. R. N. Geography HucKABEE, Elizabeth Modern Language Johnson, Mary Lynch English Keith, Alice B. History Lemmon, Sarah M. History LowRY, Edward M. Biology McAllister, Quentin O. Modern Language McLain, Ralph E. Religion Mackay, Mary Equitation Martin, Margaret C. Latin Neblett, Lucy Ann Modern Language Pratt, Stuart Music Reveley, D. R. Education fi - M ' 5, - I Faculty 1 Reynolds, Douglas Art Robinson, Ruth Business Rose. Norma English Stallings, Janet Religion SwANSoN, Jean Music Syron, Leslie Sociology TiLLEY, Ethel Psychology and Philosojih) Turn. Charles R. Music Vaughn, Elizabeth Sociology Wallace, Lillian P. History Warren, Carrie Lee Physical Education Weigt, Claire L I ' h Ysical Education White, Loyce Art Williams, Helena Physical Education Y RBROUGH, John A. Biology Yarbrough, Mary Chemistry CJca . ' dts History of the Senior Class We came as freshman, excited and thrilled over the possibilities of col- lege. We spent four years exploring the countless avenues of good times, friendships, and learning. We realize now how wonderful all these experi- ences have been. We rememl)er how we felt as freshman. Wasn ' t it great to be rushed and to feel you really belonged to Meredith when you choose your society? We came to appi eciate Meredith tradition as we dressed up for Corn Husk- ing, hurried around in secret before Stunt, and won points for our dorm on Play Day. We grew as we passed through our recjuired courses and got into our major field. We- came to understand people as we learned how to live in a community, and to be a part of it. We shared our lives with so many wonderful friends. We are sad to leave the happiness we have shared here. We are glad to build the future on these rich experiences. We salute Thee, Alma Mater, with hearts full of thanks for the opportunity of our college years. Senior Class OFFICERS Charlene Smith President Jean Cooper Vice-President Barbara Southworth Secretary Gertrude Bissette Treasurer Class Colors: Rainbow colon Class of 1956 r 7 E f HARRIETT LADD ANDREWS Kinston. N. C. Astro Business Education Day Student 1. 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Tomorow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4; The Twig Slaflf, Bus. Mgr. 4; Tyner Education 3. 4. RAY UPCHCRCH ARNOLD Raleigh. N. C. Phi Education Meredith College Playhouse; I.R.C.; Student League of Women Voters; Delegate Student Legislature 1955; Alpha Psi Omega. CATHERINE MERCER ATKINS Albemarle. N. C. Phi History Playhouse 2. 3. 4. President 4: A. A. Board 3; LR.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Granddaughters Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Stunt 1, 2. 3. 4; Committee of 100 3; Dean ' s List; Nominating Committee 4: Alpha Psi Omega 3. 4: Alpha Psi Omega Dramatics .Award 3: .Summer School Student Government Council, Secretary 1, President 3. Astro F.T.A. ANNE AUSTIN Clayton. N. C. 20 Meredith College SARAH GERTRUDE BISSETTE Spring Hope, N. C. Phi Education Y.W.A. 1. 2. 3, Hall Chairman 3: I.R.C. 2; Stunt 2, 3. 4; Student League of Women Voters 2; F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4; Twig Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4. FRANCES DELORES BLANTON Shelby, N. C. Astro Religion Acorn Staff 4; B.S.U. Greater Council 3. 4: Chorus 3, 4; Colton English Cluli 2. 3. 4, Reporter 4; Committee of 100 2. 3; Freeman Religion Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1: Stum Cc.mmitlre 1, 2, 3, 4; Summer School 3: Twig Staff 3; Tvner Education Club 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3. JANIS MARIE BOOTH Shawboro, N. C. Astro Education Spanish Club 1: F.T.A. 3, 4; Hoofprint Club 1, 2, 3; Student League of Women Voters 3; I.R.C. 4: Summer School 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN BOWEN Henderson, N. C. Astro Home Economics International Relations Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Student League of Women Voters 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Representative to Student Legislature 3, 4; Stunt 1, 2. 3: S. G. Council, Vice-Pres. Vann 3, President Faircloth 4. Class of 1956 BARBARA BRANTLEY Spring Hope, N. C. Phi Educalloi () K Lkavks Staff 2; Spanish Club 2; Nominating Com rnittce 3; Social Standards Committee 3; Class Presi dent 3; F.T.A. 4; Marshal Phi Society 4. NORMA FAYE BRIDGES Wendell, N. C. Mars Hill College 1. 2; Spanish Cluh 1, 2; Nonpar Literary Society 1, 2; Meredith F.T.A. 3, 4. RliB NINA BRITT Luniberton, N. C. 2; .Spanish Club 1; To Women 3, 4, Reporter 4; Twig Staff ' ' 1 Voters 4. .w Won.... „, ., .. dent League of F.T.A. 4; Stu- AMORETTE JANE BRYANT Woodland. N. C. Astro Primary Education Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; French Club 1. 2; Soccer Varsity 1; Hockey Varsity 3; Softball Varsity 3; Volleyball Varsity 3. Meredith CoUeofe ■p ■ ' BETTY ANN BUTTS Buies Creek, N. C. Astro Edm Campbell College: Chorus 1. 2; Block C 2; Cheer- leader 1. 2; Secretary and Treasurer of Day Students 2: F.T.A. 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Nominating Committee; Meredith College: Chorus 1, 2; Student League of Women Voters 4; F.T.A. ; Y.W.A. SHIRLEY WHITE BYNUM Raleigh, N. C. Peace College 1; Sigma Phi Kappa Society 1; Choir 1; I.R.C. 1; Stunt Night 1; Dean ' s List 1; Meredith: I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, President 3. Nominating Committee 3, Delegate to N.C. I.R.C. 1, 2; Stunt Night 3; Playhouse 3, 4; F.T.A. 3: Student League 2. 3, 4; Wake Forest Summer School 3; Sociology Club 2; Hoofprint Club 2. MARY LILLIAN CALHOUN Kernersville, N. C. Phi Education Y.W.A. . 2, 3, 4; Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Student League of Women Voters 4; Stunt Committee 2, 3, MARGARET FRANCES CANNADY Hurdle Mills, N. C. Phi F.T.A. 23 Class of 1956 ELEANOR KATHRYN CHANDLER Aslu-boro. N. C. Astro Mathematics Canaday Math Club 2, 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 2, Secy.-Trpas. 3. President 4; F.T.A. 3. 4. Phi FRANCES JANE CLARK Fuquay Springs, N. C. Business Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Y.W.A.. Hall Chairman 2; Twig Staff 3; Meredith College Sum- mer School 1. 2, 3, Student Government Treasurer 3; East Carolina College Summer School 3; Phi Chaplain 2: Folk Dance Club 1. BARBARA KAY JOHNSON CONE Middlesex. N. C. Astro Education A. A. Board, Volleyball Manager 2. Treasurer 3, Pres- ident 4; Basketball Varsity 1. 2. 3; Volleyball Varsity 2, 3; Monogram Club 3. 4: Y.W.A. 2. 4: Counselor 2; F.T.A. 3, 4: Nominating Committee 4. SHARON TURLINGTON COOLEY Lillington. N. C. I ' hi Art Major Spanish Club 1. 2. 3; Hoofprint Club 1. 2: Playhouse 2. 3. 4: Y.W.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: F.T.A. 3. 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4 Meredith College V Tiinio rrow s Busines 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4. CHARLOTTE EDITH COOPER Laurinburg. N. C. Business Education t ' omen 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club Phi JEAN CRYSTAL COOPER Rocky Mount, N. C. Elementary Education Mars Hill Junior College 1, 2; Nonpareil Literary So- ciety, Vice-President, Secretary, Chorister: Women ' s Athletic Association Council: Y.W.A. Council: Dorm Officer: M-Blem Club: Volleyball Club and Varsity: T. U. Officer; Volunteers for Christ Organization: Dean ' s List; Meredith 3, 4: Chief Phi Marshal 4; F,T.A, 3, 4; Vice-President Senior Class; Transfer Counselor 4; Senior Superlative. CAROLYN JOY CURTISS Asheville, N. C. Phi Elementary Education Wake Forest 1, 2; French Club L 2; Committee of 100 2: W.R.A. L 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2, Council 4; Meredith 3, 4: B.S.U. Greater Council 2, 3; B.S.U. Executive Council 4: .Stunt 3; Counselor 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Freeman Religion Club 3, 4; Chorus 3: Dean ' s List. PEGGY WAYNE DARDEN Plymouth. N. C. Astro Sociology F.T.A. 3. 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Sunday School Class 2; Spanish Club 2; International Relations Club 4; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4. Reporter 4. Class of 1956 DORIS GREY DAUCHTRY Faison. N. C. Astro Business Spanish Clul) 1. 2. 3; Student League of Women Voters 4; F.T.A. 4: Y.W.A. 3. 4: Tomorrow ' s Business Wi.men 3, 4; Tivig Staff 4; Stunt Committee 3; Dean ' s List. Phi HETTIE JEAN DAVIS Norlina, N. C. Home Economii Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3, President 3. Delegate to N. C. Home Economics College Clubs 2: Science Club L 2, 3; Freshman Counselor 2; Summer School 1, 2. 3; Dean ' s List. Astro HARIETTE SUZANNE DAVIS Seven Springs, N. C. Religion Freeman Religion 1, 2, 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 3; A.A. Board 3; Equitation Manager 3; Hoof print Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Horsemanship Cup 3: Grand- daughters ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. . 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; International Relations Club 3; Chorus 2. Phi BETTY JEAN DELOATCH Roanoke Rapids Sociology Spanish Club 1: Sociology Club L 2. 3. 4; Secretary Junior Class 3; Counselor 2. 3, 4: Religious Focus Week Committee 2. 3: B.S.U. Council 3: Psi Chi Club 4; Y.W.A. 1. 2. 3: Stunt 4. Meredith Colleo;e Phi Mars Hill: Singers 1, JANICE EARLE DENNIS Kannapolis, N. C. English Hostess for Scriblerus 1. 2: College Twenty 2: Dramatics Club 1. 2; The College Debate Team 1. 2; N. C. Hr. College Cham pion Debater 2; Sunday School President 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Clio Literary Society 1, 2; Meredith: Colton English Club 3. 4; Play- house 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Playhouse Spring Production 3, and Fall Production 4; Business Manager of Acorn 4; B.S.U. Council 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4. BARBARA ANN DICKENS Louisburg. N. C. Committee 4; Playhouse 4. MARGARET ANNE ENGLISH Gary. N. C. Phi Piano Stunt Cast 1. 2, Script Committee 3. 4; McDowell Music Club 1, 2: German Club 1, 2. Vice-President 2; Folk Dance Club 1. 2; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 4: Twig 2, 3. 4. Editor 4; Modern Dance Club 3; A.A. Board 3. Dance Manager; Chorus 2. 3, Accompanist 3: Acorn Staff 3; Nominating Committee 2. 4; Triple Trio Ac- companist 3, 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Silver Shield 4. Vice-President; Superlative; Dean ' s List. YVONNE BULLOCK FOWLER Delco, N. C. Elementary Edu International Re Y.W.A. 1. 2, 3; ations Club F.T.A. 2. 3 2; Hoof print Club 2. 3: . President 4: Chorus 2. Class of 1956 ALICE FAYE FRANKLIN Lillington, N. C. Astro History Campbell 1, 2, Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Meredith LR.C. 3, 4; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4; Education Clul) 4; Chorus 3. HELEN ERNESTINE FRYE Sahville. Va. ,• English anivh Ouh 1; Scieme Club 2. Treasurer 3; Y.W.A. 2: Enjilisb Club 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; As- tant Editor of Acorn 4. LAUREL MAXINE GRANT Marshville, N. C. Astro Public School Music Y.W.A. 1. 2, 3. Music Chairman 2; MacDowell Music Club; Twig Circulation Manager 3: F.T.A. 4; M.E.N.C. 4; Folk Dance Club Accompanist 1: Wingate College Summer School. fhi CYNTHIA LYNETTE HAISLIP Oak City. N. C. History Y.W.A. 1. 2, 3. 4: Playhouse 1; Twig Staff 2: Stunt 2: I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Hoof print Club 2. 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 4; East Carolina College Summer School 3. Meredith College Astro MARY NEIL HAMPE Mooresville. N. C. Pri, Educ Appalachian State Teachers College; Forensic Society; Education Club; Science Club; Meredith College 2, 3. 4; Student Government Council 4. Vice-President of Faircloth; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; LR.C. 2; Counselor 3; F.T.A. 3, 4. AURELIA ELIZABETH HARTON Raleigh. N. C. Phi Sociology Peace College 1: Alpha Pi Epsilon; Campbell College 2: Epsilon Pi Eta 2; I.R.C. Vice-President; Student Volunteers; Y.W.A.. General Se cretary: Meredith 3. 4; Sociology Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Alpha Kappa Delta 3, 4; Religion Club 4; Dean ' s List. MILDRED HOLLAND HARVEY Pacolet Mills, S. C. Phi Psychology Psi Chi Club. President 3; Sigma Pi Alpha: Kappa Nu .Sigma: Folk Dance Club 1, 3; Tivig Staff. Managing Editor. JEAN RODDEY HICKS Charlotte, N. C. French Club 1. 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2. 3. Executive Council 4; Stunt 3, 4. Education .R.C. 4; B.S.U. Class of 1956 FRANCES LOUISE GEORGE HINE Radford, Va. Radford College 1. 2. 3; Meredith Athletic Association; Mrs. Club. FRANCES PRISCILLA JACK.SON Clinton, N. C. Asiro Sociology Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi Club 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Summer School 2; East Carolina Summer School 2; Stunt Committee 1, 2, 3. THELMA ROBERTA JENRETTE Tabor City. N. C. Phi Elementary Edua French Club 1. 2: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Leagu Women Voters 4. MARGARET JO JERNIGAN Tabor City, N. C. Phi Public School Music McDowell Music Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Vice-President 4; M.E.N.C. 4, President 4; Twig 4, Circulation Manager: Chorus 3, 4, Secretary 4; Student Group of American Guild of Organists 2: F.T.A. 4: Summer School 1; .Stunt 4. Meredith College ' ' Astro JOAN DELANO JOHNSON Benson, N. C. Business Education St. Mary ' s Junior College Graduate; Mu Society 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Young Democrat ' s Club 2: Dramatics Club 1, 2; Canterbury Club 1, 2; Christmas Pageant 2; Belles Staff 1; Dean ' s List; Meredith College 3, 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 4; F.T.A. 4; Stunt 3. Phi KAY ANN JOHNSON Kinston, N. C. Business Education Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi Club 4; Student League of Women Voters 4; Sunday School Officer 3; Chorus 4; Summer School 1. 2; University of North Carolina Summer School 3. Phi SARAH OUTLAW JOHNSON Kenansville, N. C. Home Econo Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Delegate to State College Clubs Workship 3, Vice-President 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, Social Chairman 3; Y.W.A. Council 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Stunt 2; F.T.A. 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 3; Dean ' s List. ELIZABETH LINDLER JONES AsheviUe, N. C. Astro Business Education May Court 1; Hoofprint Club 1. 2, 3; Y.W.A. I, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3. 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3. 4. Vice- President 4; Counselor 3; Vice-President Astros 3; Greater B.S.U. Council 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Social Standards Committee 4; Stunt I. 3, 4. Class of 1956 Astro CONSTANCE LOREE KEEN Mt. Olive. N. C. Home Economics Home Economics 1. 2. 3, 4; Service Committee Chair- man 3; F.T.A. 3, 4: Spanish Cluh 2. 3; A.A. Board 3: Basketball Manager 3; Y.W.A. 1. 2: Monogram Cluli 2, 3. 4; Basketball Varsitv 1. 2. 3: Most Valuable Basketball Player 1; U.N.C. Summer School 2, 3. MILLICENT NELL KIMBRELL Charlotte, N. C. Astro Math Major Counselor 2. 3; Junior Class Treasurer 3: Religiou Focus Week 3: Math Club 3. 4: Dance Club L 2. 3 Astro Secretary 2; Senior Marshal 4: Social Standard Chairman 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Stunt 1, 2, 3. 4; S. G. Coun cil 4; Dean ' s List. .MARY ELIZABETH KISER Fork. N. C. Astro Religion French Club I. 2. Secretary 2: Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. I. 2. 3. 4, Secretary 2: Sociology Club 2; Stunt 2, 3; Chorus 2. 4: Playhouse 2. 3, 4. Vice- President 3; F.T.A. 3; Alpha Psi Omega 3. 4: Secretary- Treasurer 4; Silver Shield 4: Student Government Council 3, 4. Vice-President 4; Superlative. MIRIAM MclNTOSH KNIGHT Cheraw, S. C. Phi Religion Y.W.A. 1. 2: Freeman Religion Club 3. 4: Sociology Club 4; Weslev Foundation Council 2. 3. 4: Greater B.S.U. Council 1. 4. 32 Meredith CoUeoje JANET GAYNOR DODSON KNOTT Durham. N. C. Phi Religion Mars Hill College 1. 2; Clio Literary Society 1, 2; V.W.A. Council 2; Laurel Staff 2; Volunteers for Christ 1. 2; Training Union Officer 2; University of North Carolina Summer School; Meredith College 3. 4; Counselor 4; Freeman Religion Club 3; Psi Chi Club 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 4. HELEN JANE LAMBERT Albemarle. N. C. Phi Religion Y.W.A. L 2; Freeman Religion Club 3, 4; Publicity Chairman 4; Sociology Club 4; Psi Chi Club 4; Vice- President 4; Wake Forest Sur Sch( Phi BESSIE MARGARET LAYNE Ca-Vel. N. C. Public School Mu Counselor 2, Chief Counselor 4; .Student Government Council 3, 4, Secretary 3; Silver Shield 3. 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Sophomore Class ' ice-President; Nomination Committee Chairman 4: Oak Leaves Staff 2; F.T.A. 4; Student League 3; Mc- Dowell Music Club 2. 3; Spanisli Club 1. 2. 3: Sigma Alpha Iota 2. 3. 4; Sigma Pi Alj.ha : ' ,. I: Triple Trio 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; M.E.N.C. I: Superlative 4: Social Chairman. Religious Emphasis Cf k 2: Stunt 3: Dean ' s List. Phi Asbury College ment Secretary MARY WOODS LEWIS Raleigh, N. C. 2. 3; Music Club 2: Student Goveri Class Chaplain; Meredith, Mrs. Clu Class of 1956 Phi MARILYN McARTHUR Winterville, N. C. Business Tomorrow ' s Business Women ' s Club 3, 4; Twig Staff 4; Folk Dance Group 1. 2; Choreo ' s 3; A. A. Board 4; Committee of 100 2: Sigma Pi Alpha 2. 3, 4; Kappa Nu Sigma; Y.W.A. 1. 2, 3: Dean ' s List. Astro KAY MONICA McCOSLEY New Bern, N. C. Voice French Club L 2; Stunt 1, 2, 4; McDowell Music Club 2, 3; Triple Trio 2. 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Iota 3. 4. Pro- gram Chairman; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Astro. Treasurer 2, President 4; Twig, Circulation Manager 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Student Government Council 3: Nominating Committee 4; German Club 3; M.E.N.C. 4: Dean ' s List. BETTY BLACKMON McKEITHAN Lumberton. N. C. Astro Art Hoofprint Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4; Playhouse 1. 2, 3; Home Economics Club 3: Oak Leaves Staff, Art Editor 4; A.A. Board 4. MAXINE McROY Tarboro, N. C. Astro Business Spanish Club I; Y.W.A. 1. 2, 4; Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3. 4; F.T.A. 4; Oak Leaves, Business Staff 3; Twig, Business Staff 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4. Meredith College KATHLEEN MICHIE MATHEWS Raleigh, N. C. Astro Religion Woman ' s College in Greensboro (W.C.U.N.C.) 1; Cornelian Society 1 ; Recreation Association Represent- ative; Day Student: Meredith: Softball Manager 3: A.A. Board 3. 4; Colton English Club 3; Freeman Religion Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4: Acorn Staff 3: Monogram Club 4; Wesley Council 3. 4; Softball Var- sity 3. IRIS MARIE MERRITT Chapel Hill, N. C. Astro Elementary Education Mars Hill Junior College: Nonpareil Literary Society 1; Hostess: Head Majorette 1: May Court 1; Women ' s Athletic Association 1: Basketball Varsity 1: Y.W.A. 1; Dorm Officer 1: Dean ' s List: Meredith: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Government Council, Dorm Vice- President: Stunt 3; Nominating Committee; College Marshal 4; May Court 2; Maid of Honor 4; Dean ' s List. MESEZ CAROL BAGLEY Astro Raleigh, N. C. I.R.C. 3. 4. CHLOE ANNE MIDDLETON Winston-Salem, N. C. Astro Business Tomorrow ' s Business Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2. 3; Stunt 3; Twig Typist 3; Astro Marshal 3; Astro Chief Marshal 4; High Point Summer School 3. Class of 1956 i TRUDI MOORE Rockingham, N. C. ' istro Religion French Club 1; Colton English Club 2: German Club 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Sociology Club 2. 3; Psi Chi Club 3, Treasurer 3: Stunt 2. 3. 4: Sigma Pi Alpha 4; B.S.U. Executive Council 4: Dean ' s List. VIRGINIA ANN MORRI. ' - Henderson, N. C. Astro Sociology ( Sociology b 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3; Committee of 100 2; Chairman Religious Emphasis Week 3: Chorus 2; Student League iif W oiiieti ' oters 3, 4; Delegate to N. C. State Stuilnii l,r-i-luiuie 3, 4; Oak Leaves Staff 3, Editor 4; Tuifi. I ' h.,tnj;raphy Editor 3: Psi Chi Club 4; Nomination Comniitle,- 4; Stunt 1, 2. MARY LOU MOSS Hoffman, N. C. Tomorrow ' s Business Women ' s Club 3. - Group 2: Y.W.A. 1; Summer School 1: CAROL ROMLLA MYERS Thomasville, N. C. Hhi Home Economics (,ar(hier-W ebb 1: Pilot Reporter 1; Basketball Varsity 1; F.T.A. 1, Historian 1; Home Economics Club 1, Reporter 1; Y.W.A. 1; Hall Program Chairman 1; „ . ,, Meredith: A.A. Board 3, 4: Basketball Manager 4; tisiness Tennis Manager 3: Monogram Club 4; Home Econom- Folk Dance ics Club 2, 3, 4. .Service Chairman 3; Program Com- • lunt 4. mittee 4; Twig Reporter 4; Stunt Committee 3, Costume Chairman 4: Y.W.A. 2, 3: Playhouse 2, 3, 4; Fall Pro- duction 2, Treasurer 3: Social Chairman 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2. 3. 4: Religious Emphasis Week 2. Meredith College « .: LENORA NYE VIOLET OVERTON Orrum, N. C. Oxford. N. C. Phi Education Phi Tyner Education Club 3. 4, Vice-President 4; StudenI Mars Hill Junior College 1. 2. League of Women Voters 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Volleyball 4: Dean ' s List. MARY RACHEL PAGE Clarkton. N. C. Astro Campbell College: Chorus 1: Y.W.A. President 1; Bob Jones University 3; Keramion Literary Society, Society .Advertising Manager; Basketball: Spanish Club: F.T.A. 3. Meredith: F.T.A. 2. 4: McDowell Music Club 4; Y.W.A. 2. FRANCES PARKER PollocksviUe, N. C. Astro Elementary Ediii Student Government 4: F.T.. . 4. Class of 1956 ANNE CHANNING PARR Washington, Pennsylvania Phi Religion Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. President 4; Spanish Club 1; Soci- ology Club 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. Council, Publicity Chairman 2, Program Chairman 3; Y.W.A. Representative 4; Twig Staff 2; Oak Leaves Staff 3; Nominating Com- mittee 4; Freeman Religion Club 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi Club 4; Folk Dance Club 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Committee of 100 1, 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Kappa Nu Sigma, President 4; Silver Shield, Secretary 4; Stunt 4; Dean ' s List. ROSE ELLEN PIERCE Madison. N. C. Phi Religion 1, 2. 3. 4. Secretary: Y.W.A. Freeman Religion CI 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; F.T.A. 4; Playhouse 1: Chorus 4: Folk Dance Group 1. 2. 3; Student Government Council 4; Summer School .Secretary-Treasurer of Student Government 2; Committee of 100 3. LOIS FLORETTE PEELE Roxobel. N. C. Astro Home Economics Granddaughter ' s Club I. 2, 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Psi Chi Club 4; Summer School 2. 3. MARY JO PINNER Tabor Citv, N. C. Astro Math Granddaughters ' Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Stunt 1, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Religious Emphasis Week 3; Oak Leaves Staff, Senior Editor 4; .Student Government Council 3: Canaday Math Club 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Dean ' s List. Meredith College ) Astro E.C.C. BARBARA LOUISE POOLE Raleigh. N. C. NANCY CARROLL REECE Mt. Airy, N. C. Phi Business Freshman Class President 1; A.A. Swimming Manager 2; Twig 2; Phi Secretary 2, Vice-Presiilent 3. Fn ident 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Student (iov.rnment Council 3: Nominating Committee 1. 4; Triple Trio 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2. 3. 4; Student League 2. 3: Student Legislature 2; Superlative 4; Stunt 1. 2. 3. 4: Silver Shield 4, President 4; Moilern Dance Club 3; F.T.A. 4; Religious Emphasis Week Chairman 3; Dean ' s List. Astro JEAN ELIZABETH PUCKETT Raleigh. N. C. Home Economics Freshman Counselor 2: Day Students ' Third Vice- President 2, President 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Government Council 2. 4; May Court 3. May Queen 4; Nominating Committee 4: F.T.A. 4; Superlative 4; Dean ' s List. POLLY ANN RICHARDSON Kenly. N. C. Astro Business Spanish Club 1; Y.W.A. 1. 2: B.S.U. Executive Council 3; Methodist Representative; F.T.A. 3. 4: Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3. 4. Reporter 3; Young Democrats Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Twig Staff 4; Wesley Founda- tion Council 2. 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Summer School 1. Class of 1956 .%. ' NANCY DRAKE SAVAGE Washington, D. C. Astro Religion Y.W.A. 1, 2. 3: Spanish Club 1; Dance Group 1, 2. 3: Chorus 2; Twig Staff 2: Sociology Club 1, 2, 3; Com- mittee of 100 2. 3. 4, Chairman 4: Freeman Religion Club 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3: B.S.U. Council 3: Greater B.S.U. Council 4. MARY ELLEN SCOFIELD Richmond, Virginia Phi English YAT.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Granddaughter ' s Club I. 2, 3. 4: Treasurer Sophomore Class 2; B.S.L ' . Executive Coun- cil 2: Freeman Religion Club 2, 3. 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2. 3. 4: Colton English Club 3. 4; Stunt 3, 4; B.S.U. Greater Council 4; Acorn Editor 4: Dean ' s List. BARBARA JANETTE SELLERS Cherryville, N. C. Astro History Mars Hill Junior College: Scriblerus Honor Society: Clio Literary Society; Hiking Club: Band and Or- chestra: Dean ' s List: Summer School 1: Lenoir Rhyne College: Summer School. Meredith: I.R.C. 3. 4; Twig Staff, Managing Editor 3. .Assistant Editor 4. GERALDINE DARE SIMMONS Candor, N. C. Phi Educatii Mars Hill Junior College: International Relat ions Club 2. Hostess 2: Y.W.A. L 2; Glee Club 2: Dramatics Club L 2: Ruth Class Vice-President 2: History Medal 2: Clio Literary Society L 2: Dean ' s List. Meredith: F.T.A. 3. 4: Playhouse 3. 4. Student Director 3. Publicity Chairman 4: World University Service Chairman 4: Chorus 3: Dean ' s List. Meredith College ALPHA ALETHIA SMALL Edenton, N. C. Astro Business Spanish Club 1, 2; Tomorrow ' s Business Women ' s Club 3, 4. Secretary 3. President 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Student League 4; Folk Dance Club 2; U.N.C. Summer School. ANNICE MARIE SMITH Jacksonville, N. C. Primarr Edu .W.A. 1, 2. 3. 4, Hall Chairman 2, Community Mis- ons Chairman 3, Program Chairman 4; Y.W.A. Coun- 1 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4. President 4; F.T.A. .3, 4: R.C. 4; Stunt 2. 3: Greater B.S.U. Council 3. 4. BETTY ESTHER SMITH Hendersonville. N. C. Phi Voice Playhouse 1. 2: Y.W.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Twig Staff 2. 4: Triple Trio 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Granddaughter ' s Club 2, 3, 4; Stunt 3, 4; Summer School 1. 2. Phi CHARLENE SMITH Ayden, N. C. Elenu Club 1. 2; Playhouse 1; Stunt Education 3: Y.W.A. 1 3; Coun- Spani; 1. 2, 3, Program Chairman 2. Hall Cha selor 2. 3, Treasurer 2; Hoofprint Club 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 4; Nominating Committee 4: Point System Committee 4; Social Standards Committee 4; Class President 4; F.T.A., Superlative 4. Class of 1956 Astro DOROTHY ELIZABETH Raleigh. N. C. History I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Student League of Women Voters 1. 2, 3, 4; State Student Legislature 1, 2, 3, 4; Interim Council 2; Twig Staff 2; Latin Club 2; Wesley Foundation and Wesley Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 3, 4, Second Vice-President of Day Students 2, First Vice-President 3; Dean ' s List. Phi LORINE FAYE Louisburg, N. Sociology Louisburg College: B.S.U. President 2; Y.W.C.A. L 2; Y Cabinet 2; May Queen 1, 2. Meredith: Counselor 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Sociology Club 4; Greater B.S.U. Coun- cil 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3. 4. BARBARA ANN SOUTHWORTH Norfolk, Virginia Phi Religion Freeman Religion Club 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. Program Chairman 3. Devotional Chairman 4; Sociology Club 4; Stunt 3. 4; Religious Emphasis Week 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 3, 4; Meredith Summer School 1. MARGARET RUTH SPERLING Waco, N. C. Astro Education McDowell Music Club 1 ; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, Hall Chairman 3; Gardner-Webb Junior College 2; F.T.A. 3. 4; Social Chairman 4: Chorus 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 4; Twig Staff 4; .Stunt 4; .Student Government Council. Meredith College Phi SHIRLEY MARIE SPOON Charlotte, N. C. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 3: French Club 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2. 3. 4; B.S.U. Council. Treasurer 2; Committee of 100 2, 3; Nominating Com- mittee 4; B.S.U. Council, Social Vice-President 3: Social Vice-President of N. C. B.S.U. Council 3; Religion Club 3, 4; B.S.U. Council President 4; President of Baptist Student Council 4, Secretary 3; Chorus 4: Stunt 4; Baptist Representative to N. C. Student Christian Coun- cil 4; Dean ' s List. ERMA LEE STYLES Burnsville, N. C. Phi Organ Mars Hill Junior College 1, 2: Clio Literary Society, Secretary and President of Orepheon Honor Club; Mars Hill Glee Club. Meredith: 3. 4: Sigma Alpha Iota; Y.W.A. ANNIE MARGARET SWAIN Raleigh, N. C. Astro Business Price Latin Club 2, 3; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4; Day Student Monitor 3: F.T.A. 3. 4; Student League of Women Voters 4. LA RUE TAYLOR Snow Hill, N. C. Aslro Home Economics Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 1: Y.W.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Psi Chi Club 4; Hoofprint Club 2, 3, 4: Colton English Club 1; U.N.C. Summer School. 43 Class of 1956 ' - .v %«C MARY imoOKS TAYLOR hitak.-rs. N. C. Astro F.T.A. 3. SHIRLEY BELL TAYLOR Denbigh, Virginia Astro Organ McDowell Music Club 1, 2, 3. 4; French Club 1. 2: M.E.N.C. 4; Sigma Alpha Iota 2. 3. 4. Pledge President 2, Vice-President 3. President 4; Student Guild of American Oniani-I 1. 2. 3. i. Treasurer 2; Folk Dance Club 2; Stunt 1 : W . . 1. 2. Hall Secretary 3; Greater B.S.U. Council 4; M.T.Pv.A. 2; Dean ' s List. SARAH ELLEN THOMPSON Raleigh. N. C. Peace College 1. 2; President of Dav Stude dilh: 3. 4: Psi Chi Club 4. Secretary 4. Biology 2: Mere- MARJORIE ESTELLE THORE Pilot Mountain. N. C. Astro Voice Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; McDowell Music Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, Secretary 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Iota 4, Pledge President 4: Astro Sergeant-at- Arms 2. Vice-President 4; M.E.N.C. 4: Triple Trio 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; German (;iub 2. President 3; Stunt 1, 4: Student Group of American Guild of Organists 4: Religious Emphasis Week 3: Dean ' s List. Meredith College , ' V. MARGARET ANNE TUCKER Cleveland Heights, Ohio Astro English Colton English Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2 Granddaughter ' s Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Playhouse 2. 3. 4 Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Acorn Staff 4; Twig Staff 4 Stunt 1, 3; Miami University 3; Miami University The atre 3; Choreos 4; Superlative 4; Alpha Psi Omeg; Dean ' s List. FANNIE Du ;UE TURNAGE m. N. C. Astro Education Campbell College 1. 2; Campbell Chorus 1. 2; Student Council 1; Secretary of Sophomore Class 2; Faculty Assistant 2: Future Teachers Association 2; Meredith: Student Government Council 4; Student League of Women nters 4; Chorus 4: F.T.A. 4; Stunt 4. RACHEL ANN TURNAGE Charlotte, N. C. • „■ An Y.W.A. 1, 2, Publicity Chairman 3; Stunt L 2, Pro- gram Chairman 3, Stage Manager 4; Golf Manager 3; Program Chairman of Jr.-.Sr. Banquet 3; Publicity Chairman of Colton English Club 4; Art Editor of Twig 4; Stage Chairman for Medea 4. ELIZABETH BAIRD VANCE Macon, Georgia Phi Biology Student Government Council 4, President. Treasurer 3. Class Representative 1, 2; Religious Emphasis Week 2; Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Barber Science Club 2, 3. 4; French Club 1; Silver Shield 3, 4; Kappa Nu Sigma 4; Stunt 1. 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Nominating Committee 4; Superlative 4; Folk Dance Club 2; Dean ' s List. 45 Class of 1956 GERTRUDE COVINGTON WALKER Raleigh, N. C. Greensboro College 1. 2: Irving Socie ty. Me College: F.T.A.; Dean ' s List. ELIZABETH ANN WEHUNT Cherryville. N. C. Phi Sociology German Clul); Sociology Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3; Phi Junior Marshal 3: Hoofprint Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Freeman Religion Club. EDITH ADAIR WHISENHUNT Clayton, N. C. Astro Organ Y.W.A. 1. 2. 3, 4. Hall Chairman 1; McDowell Music Club 1. 2. 3. 4, .Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3; Folk Dance Club 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 2. 3, 4. Vice-Presi- dent 4; Twig Staff 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 4; Chorus 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Iota 3, 4, Social Chairman 4; Student Guild of Organists 2, 3, 4, President 4; Assistant Coun- selor 4; Committee of 100 2; Stunt 4: M.T.N.A. 3; Spanish Club 1. 2; Summer School. Dean ' s List. SARAH MALINDA WHITE Chadbourn. N. C. Astro Home Econom Home Economics 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 4: Y.W.A. 1, 2. 3. Hoofprint Club 3: F.T.A. 4; Campbell College 2. 46 Meredith College SARAH LINCOLN WHITTIER Raleigh, N. C. Astro Primary Education Sweet Briar College L 2; Sweet Briar Glee Club 1, 2; Sweet Briar News 2; Freshman Show 1; May Day Com- mittee 2. Meredith College 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4. VIRGINIA BLANCHE WILLIAMS New Bern, N. C. Astro Business Y.W.A. 1. 2; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 2; Folk Dance Club 2; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Student League of Women Voters 4; Stunt 3. KATHRYN SUE WILSON Rural Hall. N. C. Astro Sociology Spanish Club 1; Sociology Club 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4; Student League of Women Voters 4; Summer School High Point College 2. CONSTANCE LEE WOODALL Greer, S. C. Phi English Cohon English Club 2. 3. 4, President 4; Oak Leaves Staff, Class Editor 1, Photography Editor 2. Business Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4; F.T.A. 3, 4: Stunt 1. 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. Class of 1956 : PATRICIA SPIVEY WOODWORTH Erwin. N. C. Astro Primary Education Hoofprint Club 1. 3. 4: F.T.A. 4: Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, President 4; Playhouse 1. 3. 4. MARJORIE LORRAINE WOOTEN Macclesfield. N. C. Astro Primary Education Campbell College 2; Summer School 3. Phi CATHERINE ELAINE YATES Pittsboro. N. C. English Mars Hill Junior College: Glee Club 1; Archery Club 1: W.A.A. Council 2; M-BIem Club 1, 2; Softball Club 1. 2; Hiking Club 2: French Club 1, 2; Nonpareil Literary Society 1, 2, Treasurer 2. Secretary 2. Winner of Gold M 2; Dean ' s List; Superlative. Meredith: Granddaughter ' s Club 3. 4. President: Phi Sergeant-at- Arms; Acorn Circulation Manager: Ttvig Sports Editor; A.A. Board; Hockey Varsity 3; Softball Varsity 3; Monogram Club; Duchess nf Faculty-Student Playday: Publicity Chairman of Colton English Club; Super- lative; Dean ' s List. History of the Junior Class We are: Upperclassmen Big Sisters Assuming new respoiisilMlilies We have: Big Sister-Little Sister Party Junior-Senior Banquet Class Rings We won: Stunt — for the second straight year These things have brought to the members of our class a sense of co- operation, a to-gether-ness in fun and hard work, and the achievement of the third step in our goal. Junior Class OFFICERS Faye Wheeler President Betsy Wells Secretary Anita Hiatt Vice-President Becky Miles Treasurer Class Colors Rainbow colors Class of 1957 First row, left to right: Second row: Abernethy, Julia Isadora Barlow, Letha Julene Anthony, Fiances Ann Betts. Emily Blann Atkinson, Lucy Meade Blundell, Joan Ayscue, Hazel Gray Bost, Alice June 52 Meredith College First roiv. left to right: Bost, Grace Coley Biaswell, Mary Ann Browne, Dorothy Eileen Bruce. Patricia Second roiv: Buffaloe, Meredith Ann Bunting, Nancy Bunn Burrus, Wanda Dale Churchill, Barbara Lee Class of 1957 First row. left to right: Clark, Aurilia Eleanor Clayton, Mildred Lee Cochrane, Nancy Lee Codas. Bessie Theo Second row: Cole, Mary Catherine Cooke, Carol Phillips Cooper. Alice Caroline Cooper, Rebecca Mills Meredith College First row. left to right: Second row: Coibett, Patricia Jean Deans, Bar])ara Jean Corbett. Virginia Janette Denning, Cecilia Youn| Corn Jac ' klyn Annette Dixon, Patsy Ann Culberson, Eliza Lee Dobson, Berta Lois Class of 1957 First row. left to right: Dover, Dorothy Esther Draiighon, Patricia Ann Ewell. Verna ooten Fullnislit. Dorotlu Gail Second row: Fiilcher. Janet Deloris Gil)son, Thelnia Joanne Goodwin. Megan Taurman Gossett, Annette Jov Meredith College First row. left to right: Second row: Grainger, Eva Elizabeth Gunter, Carol Jean Greene, Marilyn Letitia Guthrie, Julie Annette Griffith, Angela Estelle Haines, Ruth Grimes, Mary Edna Hanes, Patricia Anne 57 Class of 1957 First rule, left to right: Harrington, Mary Lou Harwell. Nancy Carolynne Hatcher. Peggy Ennis Hatfield. Glenna Faye Second roiv: Herndon. Joyce Wilson Hiatt. Anita Paige Holland, Peggy Whitaker Holt. Marsiaret Katlierine Meredith College First row. left to right: Second roiv: Honell. Marcia Dewey Johe. Mary Ann House, Haniette Ann Jolnison. Editli Brewer Jackson. Maijorie Love Johnson, Elladene Marie Jackson, Patricia Ray Jones, Diana Gail 59 Class of 1957 Finst row. lefl to right: Second row: Jordiui. Sliirley Jean King, Katharine Chungho Joyner, Evelyn Videaii Kinkead. Dorothy Myrl Kerley. Mary Frances Knight. Mildred Rebecca Kiff. Bettye Jo Knott. Iddie Snretha Meredith College First row. left to right: Second row: Kraft, Margaret Jean Lee, Sara Cornelia Laine, Carolyn Ann Linville, Bobbie Snider Lawrence, Sara Gorham Little, Jacqueline Louise Lee, Annette Lockard, Julia Ann 61 Class of 1957 n £ i First roil, left to right: Second row: Long, Mary Slessor Maddrey. Edna Gwendolyn Long, Nancy Ruth Marshall. Matilda Kathryn Lovvery. Corinne Little Martin, Lois Mae McDonald, Flora Katherine Miles, Rebekc h Anne Meredith College First row, left to right: Moore, Winifred Ann Morris, Delores Diane Nelms, Jocelyn Newsom, Mary Virginia Second row: Nock, Betle Alice Olive, Shirley Ann Owens, Wilma Grace Peele, Lillian Marie 63 Class of 1957 First row, left to right: Peoples, Peggy Joyce Pickelsimer, Alyce Moore Pond, Lois Lee Pope, Lula Ann Second row: Putnam, Doris Ruth Ransome. Annie Luther Reep, Marlene Norrita Roberts, Martha Ann Meredith College First row. left to right: Rowand, Beverly Mace Saunders, Jeannette Carolyn Sawyer, Willa Faye Schanck, Sylvia Ann Second row: Selley, Jo Ann Sharpe. Margaret Balaiid Sliiitt, Mamie Alice Simons, Donnie Honeycutt Class of 1957 First row. left to right: Smitli. Betty Frances Stenihiidge, Jane Shelton Stewart, Margaret Ann Strayliorn, Carolyn Louise Second row: Styles, Shirley Jean Sullivan, Iris Faye Tlionipson, Percy Ar Toug, Jeanne Meredith College First roil ' , left to right: Ward, Carlotta Gail Wells, Betsy Carter Wheeler, Mattie Faye Whitley, Virginia Masoi Second row: Williams, Bobbitt Clay Williams, Jo Ellen Williams. Peggy Jo Worrell, Tommie Ruth Third row Yarborough, Bobbie Ai Young, Nancy Morgan History of the Sophomore Class We ' ll always remember . . . those first few weeks and the joy of seeing old friends — Riisli week and serenading our new friends at 6:45 in the morning . . . the excitement of Dicision Day . . . the ( orn Husking Bee . . . the many ( razy contests and original costumes . . . Stunt Night ... a cos- tume mi -sing seconds before going on stage and the weeks it took to get the makeii]) off . . . tlie nights the fraternities serenaded . . . Christmas caroling in the freezing cold . . . Crannning for exams with a groan coming from here and there . . . the Faculty ' s Alice in Wonderland . . . the Sophomores ' serenading their big sisters on May Day . . . Not believing that another year had passed as we carried the daisy chain for our sister class and realized that next year we would be the upperclassmen. Sophomore Class OFFICERS Inez Kendrick Bootsie Fowler President Secretary Laurie Kee Shirley Strother Vice-President Class Colors Green and White Treasurer Class of 1958 1 fr Allen, Marcia A rant. Anne Balfour. Sheila Mary Barger, Janice Aileen Bass, Madeline Thomasine Baxter, Emma Elizabeth Bennett. Carol Marilyn Benson, Becky Jo IMackmon, Slyvia Louise Bone. Martha Louise Bowden, Mary Eleanor Boyles, Marjorie Anne Brewer, Clara Glenn Brown. Joan Elizabeth Browning. Barbara Jordan Bryan. Jeanne Burgess, Melba Virginia Byrne. Virginia Dare Cagle. Lela Mae Carter. Patricia Register Caspari, Dale Verna Chandler, Ada Fay Corbett. Lynn Meredith College Creech, Margaret Leigh Crook, Sally Cansler Uavis, Sara Jean Denipsev. Miriam Delores Ellington, Barbara Lee Farris, Margaret Anita Fasul, Martha Steve Forehand. Betty Baker Fowler, Martha Lynn Fulp, Mary Frances Garrell, Patricia Anne Gilbert. Emily Anne Godwin. Margaret Joan Greene, Betsy Carol Greene, Patricia Anne Gregory, Patricia Anne Grigg. Linda Jane Grimm, Margaret Hall, Jacquelyn Ann Hardison, Janet Sue vw Drake, Lois Jean f Durant, Eunice Lee Eddins, Glenda Jane Eddins, Katie Joyce $ i% 9 ' Class of 1958 ' Jk 1 c i! vv_0 ■ e r P Hartsell. Pamela Rose HazeKvood. Barbara Ann Herring. Joyce Marie Hieks. Mary Elizabeth Hinsoii. Nell Rose IoM, . Mae Oniie iorlciii. Mona Fay louarti. Anne Elizabeth ludgins. Katherine Belle Iii.l.on. Clara Lueille lunlcr. NaiK ' Spruill luske . Lula Osteen igrain. Juanila Sparks unes. Molh Marvin ■nkins. Elsie Janet )hnson. Ernestine Elizabeth ihnson. Katie Frances )hnson. Ka Elizabeth ines. Jo Ann mes. Lula Mae Jones. Virginia Lee J() ner. Nancy Carol Jo ner. Peggy Elaine Kee. Annie Laurie Meredith College Kelluni, Betty Carol Kendrick, Rebecca Inez King, Lucretia Tillman Kipp. Edna Faye Knott. Bettje Sue Lee, Mary Lou Lesniak, Hazel Comer Livingstone. Christine Sarah Lowder. Carolyn Rosseau Lundy. Miriam Lutz. Margie Jane McGlamerv. Nancy Anne Mclntyre. Martha Ellen McKinley. Donna Ray Marley. Rebecca Ann Matthews. Ava Larue Ma)nard. Amanda Jane Mewborn. Peggye Moore. Helen Irene Moore. Joan Moore, Louise Mildred Morris, Vivian Yvonne Morriss. Joan Elizabeth Moss, Susan Lee Class of 1958 C (3 fi Mott. Margaret Gertrude Munn. Faye Virginia Murray. Rebecca Jean Myers. Hilda Lee -Mill.-. Sara Zula Nesbitt, Barbara Ann Newton, Sally Stephanie Oliver. Marv Frances Farhani. Geraldine Ruth Park. Marilyn Claire Patterson. Sharon L nne Perkins. Nancy Carol Phillips. Bonnie Sue Robinson. Sue Frances Skilhnan. Joyce Williams Slate. Margaret Elizabeth Smith. Linda Warren Snipes, Barbara Lou Staffore, Frances Moseley Stallings. Virginia Anne Stamper. Mary Ann Stephenson, Norma Faye Stevens, Mildred Howard Stone, Virginia Ann Meredith College Strother. Shirley Sue Stroud, Mary Kath erine Strum, Marilyn Elizabetl Swanson, Elizabelh Ann Swindler. Susie Juanita Thompson, Audrey Olive Wallace, Nancy Finch Watkins. Patricia Pratt Wellons. Janncey Lane Whedbee, Ruth Carole Whisnant, Nancy Elizabeth White. Kay Smith Williams. Betty Jane Williams, Cornelia Ann Williams, Sara Ellen Willoughby. Ida Charlene Winstead. Lou White Wishart, Heather Elinor Yancey, Peggy Anne Yates. Jackie Faye ( f - - ' ef ) ' 1 History of the Freshman Class SeptemLer 7, 1955 was a most iiiiportaiU day in the lives of one hnndred- sixteen girls entering Meredith College as freshmen. Orientation Week, the first event of our new year, was filled with doubt and luicertainty; hut with the help of the faculty, friends, and upper elassmen. we soon found our way. Amoi g the many happy events of the year were the Corn Husking Bee. Stunt Niglit. Caroling, and the exciting experience of meeting people from so many different places. We Freshmen can truly say that this year at Meredith College, with its joys and its sorrows, has emiched our lives mentally, physically, and spiritually. Freshman Class OFFICERS Jean Strole Betsy Bullock President Secretary Ann Leggett Millye Coiner Vice-President Class Colors Blue and White Treasurer Class of 1959 OfT Q Gf f First roii left to rii ht: Alford. Sarah Frances. Almond, Virginia Katherine. Arnold. Kay Delle. Atkinson. Margaret Lee. Baker. Carrie Malvina. Barnes, Ellen Jane. Beck. Elizabeth Moore Second row: Bovette. Priscilla Lillian. Bradshaw, Patricia. Brandon. Lillian Elizabeth. F5rinkley, Shelby Jean, Britt. Peggy Lou. Brown. Shelby Jean, Bryan. Barbara Jane. Third row: Bullock. Betsy Estelle. Burleson. Dorothy Elaine, Byrd, Mary Sue, Caldwell, Katherine Bridges, Case. Janet Elliott. Caudle. Frances Ann, Clayton, Merlene Dare. Fourth ro(c .-Cochran. Nancy Elizabeth. Coiner. Marye Mildred. Cole, Mary Carleton. Conley. Ellen Harriet. Conyers. Mary Ruth. Cox, Eleanor June, Craft, Shirley Babb Fifth row: Craig. Nancy Rimmer. Crenshaw, Paula Diane, Croom, Mildred Marie. Cusack, Mary Alice. Cutts, Nancy Campbell, Daly, Mar- jorie Ann, Davis, Mary Lou Firsl row. lejl lo riiilil: Dean. Emily Jo ce. Di-aii. Martha Louretta. Dean. Mary Ann. Diggs. Dixie Gail, Dixon. Doris Marie. Earle . Barbara Ann. Edge, Margie Lee Meredith College Third row: Fowler. Frances Ann. Freeman. Ann Mitchell, Fry. Marcia Ann. Fuller, Anne Rosson, Gaynor, Patricia Ellen, Godwin, Kathryn Louise, Griffin. Elizabeth Ann 5econrf roic; Ellington, Donna Anne, Ellis, Goldie Fourth row: Guthrie, Carolyn Kirth, Hadley, Loretta. Evans, Sandra Jo, Fentress, Margie June Faye. Hampton, Mary Marshall. Hargrove, Carolyn, Fields, Bettie Lois. Foster. Joyce Ann. Merlyn Jo ce. Harrison, Elizabeth Ann. Hill, Foulds, Eleanore Frances Mona Jane. Hines, Patricia LaMoine Fifth row: Hoffler. Miriam Baker. Holland. Re- becca Angelyn. Hood. Jarusha Elizabeth. Hooks. Betsy Frank. Howard. Carolynn Faye. Hovle. Bettv Lou. Hudgins. Bettie Ann St .M ? 9 e- fs f -. 0 ' F ff 1 r £i . B. | • m Class of 19S9 p f r f ' J 0 P Ti W f ?Tf f€ 1 ' ? ' fT , First row. lejl lo riiihl: Instoe. Carol Lee. John- son. Barbara Sue. Johnson. Patricia Ann. John- ston. Ruth Marie. Jones. Charlotte Anne. Joyner. Kathryn Elizabeth. Keith. Mary Adeline. Third row: Lewis. Jacqueline. Lewis. Mary Hanna. Locke. Faue Marie. McDonald. Fa e Allison. McLamb, Polly Anne. Madre. Joan Corinne. Marrin. Mary Jane. Second row: Kelley. Alice Jo. Kenan. Margaret Elizabeth. Kendall. JoAnne. Kerley. Ellen Carole. King. Carolyn Holland. Lanier. Caroline Patri- cia. Letellier. Jean. Fourth row: Martin. Marilyn Faye. Martin. Syl- via James, Matzner, Sue Ridge. Maynard. Patricia Louise. Maynard, Sylvia Liles. Meeks. Bobbie Artis, Mercer, Jan Carol. Fijth row: Miles, Carolyn Jean, Miller. Caroline. Mills. Sara Zula. Mintz, Joanna Mae, Montague. Myra Joan, Morgan. Mary Margaret. Morris. Margaret Ellen. f; -.s7 row, lejl to riiilil : Moss. Mary Ann. Nash. Sarah Eleanor, Novveli. Glenn Frances, Owen. Inez Bulla, Owen. Jane Spaulding. Page. Ann Gibson. Paris. Margaret Lucy. Meredith College Third row: Reed. Elease Keen. Reid. Jane Bethia, Rhodes. Mar Elizabeth, Roberts, Carolyn Ellen, Roberts. Elizabeth Ann, Rucker, Jimmie Irene, .Scaggs. Judy Isabel. Second row: Parker. Helen H.. Phillips. Milli. Ann. Pope. Sybil Louise. Powell. Peninah Wat kins. Pruden. Virginia Babcock. Rabil. Carohr Joan. Ray, Ida Annabel. Fourth row: Scott, Beverly Mitchell. Seals. Har- riette Ann. Simpson, Sylvia Cordelia. Sink. Har- riet LaPage. Smart. Joann. Smith. Susan Chappell, Smits, Zigrida. Fijlh row: Sompayrac, Ann McNeill, Spence, Phyllis Pritchard, Stancil, Sandra Evans, Stokes, Oliver Dianne, Stone. Joan. Strole. Jean Eliza- beth. Stroud. Sarah Ann. VI rr 1 ?? a Iff Pi p t w ... • 1 f ' 1 c fft Ch 9 C - Class of 19S9 p f i p V f f? Ci (D ! fiVi row, left to riiilit: Sumner. Mary Jane, Swain. Margaret Etta. Tapp. Marylin Williams. Taylor. Elizabeth Adeline. Taylor. Frances. Tay- lor. Margaret Marston. Taylor. Shelbra Jean. Second row: Thomas. Anne Louise. Thomas. Gelynda Elizabeth, Turner. Betsy Lee, Van Hook, Eleanor, Nell, Walters, Betty Lou, Wampler, Dorothy Dale, Watson, Frances Scott. Third row: Weatherford. Rosalie Wooding. White. Carol Miller. White. Jerry Sandra. White. Louise. Wiggins. Hazel Ann, Williams. Diane DeLorme. Williams. Janet Marie. Foiirlh row: Williams. Jessie Marilyn. William- son, Faye Lanier. Willis, Donna Sue, Willis. Dorothy Lee, Wilson. Janice Louise. Wood. Frances Paige, Woodside, Anne Robinson. Sixth row: Wright. Mabel Jacquelii Idui Student Government Council The Meredith College Student Government Association, of which each student is a mem- ber, is based upon the democratic way of life as cited in the Honor Code. . . . Each student is personally responsible for her own conduct, for her obligations to the college community, and for informing herself of and for abiding by the college regulations. When the freshmen enter Meredith in the fall, the Council members act as guides during Orientation Week, and sponsor such functions as handbook classes, teas, informal gatherings, and other get-acquainted ses- sions. Throughout the year, the Council strives to promote a close unit of fellowship around the campus as well as to investigate the possible avenues open to improvement. The students are given an opportunity to express their views, suggestions, and con- structive criticism during the Thursday morning chapel period. These points are discussed in the Monday evening Council meetings and are dealt with accordingly. Once each month, a joint meeting between the Faculty Committee and the Student Government Council is conducted, thus pre- senting an opportunity for each group to share opinions and discuss pertinent situa- tions. Through this medium, a student- faculty relationship has been established. A Social Standards Committee, comprised of the class presidents, class representatives, and society presidents was established in 1953 to work with the Social Standards Chairman. This Committee deals primarily with social regulations on and off the campus and strives to uphold Meredith Standards. Posters and special chapel programs are but a few of the ways in which the girls are directed in developing social etiquette and acceptable social conduct. Freshman and Transfer Counselors Each new stutlent who enters Meredith is placed in a group of six to eight other new students under the guidance of a carefully selected student-counselor and an advisor from the faculty. These small groups meet nionthh to discuss informally such topics as social behavior and problems. Meredith traditions, citizenship and honor, and study habits. Personal visits and academic counsel- ing are also parts of the program. The counselors play an important part in the Orientation Week program. With the help of the B.S.U. and the A. A., they register all new students. A Big Wheel Party, an Open House in the Hut. and a guided bus tour of Raleigh are all projects of the coun- selors during this important week of intro- duction. The Assistant Dean, the Chief Counselor, and transfer and freshman counselors hold monthly meetings to discuss the units to be presented to the small groups or to share problems and solutions of problems in order to more successfully counsel. This group presents skits throughout the year to empha- size the units to be presented. Both counselors and advisors hold as their chief aim that of assisting new students to adjust to college life in such a manner that will benefit both the individual and her community. Baptist Student Union An agency of the state-wide and south- wide council of the Baptist denomination and at the same time the co-ordinating group for Christian student work at the college. the Baptist Student Union at Meredith Col- lege is made up of all those who take part in any of its many varieties of activities. Through it. there is opportunity for study, worship, and action in fellowship with young men and women from other colleges and universities. Organizational responsibility is borne b an executive council elected in campus-wide elections. In membership, in the purpose of translating into attitude and action the truth of the Christian faith, in appreciating and appropriating the special values for Christian growth inherent in this particular college situation, in outreach to believing and learning communities of different back- grounds, the B.S.U. is not confined to any group or place. Its program is effective as its purposes are shared and undergirded in the common life of which it is only a part. Through study, group and individual worship. leadership training, through the ministry of giving, and through co-operation with others who ponder the meaning of the human adventure, the B.S.U. seeks to serve the college and the larger community which the college serves. 86 Meredith College Playhouse Catherine Atkins President Videau Joynek Secretary Jeanne Grealish Vice-President Katherine Holt Treasurer The aim of the Meredith College Play- house is to help students who are interested in all phases of dramatics. The playhouse gives them the opportunity lo gain more experience and become better acquainted with what goes into the making of plays. Any student who works on a play is wel- comed into the playhouse. After hard work and much fun, the cast of Medea presented to Meredith College one of the best plays which has been given. Everyone liked the spring production of Blithe Spirit. Students work to gain points toward Alpha Psi Omega, the honorary dramatics fraternitv. Kay McCosley _. Marjorie Thore Astrotekton Society President Vice-Presiden I Eileen Browne Betty Kellum Secretary Martha Bone Treasurer Seraeanl-at-A niis From our name Astrolekton {astro mean- ing star, lekton, meaning builder) is derived [he true inspiration of our society, that is our motto. He builds too low who builds beneath the stars. This inspiration has been manifest in every phase of our activi- ties this year. Rush Week with all its tenseness, was a wonderful week, with the picnic at Allen ' s Pond, the Pep Rally, and the magnificent Mardi Gras as highlights of our memories. It was fun for all of us. but the fun was just beginning. There were the overnight parties in the hut. the spaghetti supper, the night club; but these were merely a part of our fun. In each Astro ' s heart the warmth and thrill of playing Santa Glaus to the children at .St. .Agnes Hospital will always stay. Our societv and its wondrous light will live in the minds and hearts of the sisters of the Gold and White forever. ' ■r 1 mm - fj| mm H B flSu BI 4 , yNEfw BBHi i_ _ ___ ;jiii ; P ' %3 niii jiP v ' IBiiBB BMjMl Astrotekton Marshals Chiej Marshal— Anne Midcllett Millicent Kimljiell Porter Janet Fulcher Kaye Banner Marcie Hampton The Philaretian Society Nancy Reece President Lula Mae Jones Treasurer Marilyn Greene Vice-President Cathy Yates Sergeant-at-Arms Sharon Patterson Secretary Miriam Lundy Chaplain Miss Helena Williams Sponsor Our motto, Plain Living and High Think- ing. has guided us throughout the year in all the society ' s activities as well as those in which we participated on the campus of Meredith. We renieniher the Welcome signs and Phido, the mascot, greeting the new fresh- man and transfer students when they arrived last September. We remember the hustle and rustle, and suspense of Rush Week — the fashion show, the Supper Club, the early morning serenades, the bed making, and the favors. We remember the inspiring impres- sion the Phi song made on us, when the new and old members sang it on Decision Day. We remember Installation night, and the marvelous program given by the Fresh- men. Finally we remember Awards night and the Literary award presented by the society. Each Phi will always remember and cherish in her heart the meetings, parties, fashion show, and other activities in which the society has taken part this year. Philaretian Marshals Chiej Marshal — Jean Cooper Barbara Brantly Marcia Harrell Bettye Sue Knott Gylincla Thomas Yfff } The staff of the 1956 Oak Leaves hopes that you will enjoy the memory book of Meredith College. We wish to express our sincere thanks for your co-opera- tion in having pictures made, handing in club write- ups, and lending us vour snaps. We hope that ou will enjoy this book and will think of it as a scrapbook of the past year spent at Meredith. Editor The Oak Leaves Eleanor Clark Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF: Connie Woodall Associate Editor Mary Jo Pinner Senior Editor DoNNiE Simons, Peggy Jo Williams Junior Editors Betsy Lane, Chris Livingston Sophomore Editors Janice Wilson Freshman Editor Betty Blackmon McKeithan Art Editor Barbara Nesbitt Photog:raphy Editor Dr. Ernest F. Canaday Soonsor BUSINESS STAFF: Patsy Dixon Peggy Lou Britt Anne Howard Patsy Barrett Ginger Whitley Barbara Deans Pat Corbett Betsy Hooks Lois Pond Ellen Scofield Editor The Acorn is Merediths lilerarv magazine, published quarteily liy and for the students. This year The Acorn has sponsored contests to create student interest, and an exchange program so that Meredith students may be stimulated by reading of the work of other college young people. There is only one thing to remember: The Acorn is a student publication, and it can be successful only with the interest and particijjation of Meredith girls. The Acorn Janice Dennis Business EDITORIAL BUSINESS Ellen Scofield Editor Ianice Dennis Business Manager Helen Frye Assistant Editor Cathy Yates Circulation Manager Margaret Tucker Art Editor Lois Dobson, Delores Blanton Typists Dr. Mary L. Johnson Faculty Adviser Liza Culberson Ruth Putnam Fay Chandler -Class Editors r f .te Margaret Ann English Editor The Twiii. the college !ie vspaper. is a permanent record of all that happen? at Meredith. It offers a coverage of future and past happenings, interesting features, an opportunity for expressing student and faculty opinions, and training in journalism for its staff members. The Twig Any capable student with an interest in journalism and a willingness to work may become a staff mem- ber. The Tuifi is a member of the Associated Col- legiate Press and is published every two weeks. flARRiKTT Andrew; Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF Margaret Anne EwCLish Editor Barbara Sellers Assistant Editor Mary Fran Oliver Jane Maynard Lois Dobson Managing Editors Pam Hartsell Feature Editor Rachel Turnage Art Editor Mary Jane Sumner Assistant Art Editor Cathy Yates Sports Editor CORINNE LOWERY Photo Editor Nancy Joyner Margaret Tucker Ann Cashwell Columnists Bette Nock Day Student Editor Dr. Norma Rose Faculty Sponsor BUSINESS STAFF Harriett Andrews Business Manager Makcaret Jo Jkrmgan Betty Lou Walters Mary Frances Fulp Circulation Managers Becky Miles Advertising Manager idvertising Staff: Lois Pond, Joyce Foster, Julene Barlow, Patsy Ann Dixon, Pat ICerley, Annie Ransom. rypists: Frances Clark, chief: Viaxine McRoy, Gertrude Bis- sette, Doris Daughtry, Polly Rich- irdson, Marlene Repp. Ruby 3ritt. Beverly Rowand. Marilvn VIcArtluir. ' Circulation Managers in Charge ) Mail: Lois Martin, Kitty Holt. Miss Lois Frazier Faculty Sponsor Reporters: Suth Sperling, Eunice DuRant, 5ally Crook, Barbara Snipes, Ro- ilia Myers, Betty Esther Smith, Pat Corbett, Page Sink, Kay lohnson, Clara Hudson, Ann griffin, Ann House, Ann Wood- ;ide, Polly Ann McLamb, Millie Harvey, Nancy McGlamery. C;0 .D The Athletic Association The Meredith College Athletic Association, with membership of the entire student body, is organized and directed by the A. A. Board, consisting of managers of various sports and activities. The Board is advised by Dr. Weigt, Miss Williams. Miss Warren, and Miss Mackay, the faculty of the Department of Health and Physical Education. As a co-operating group the Athletic As- sociation has as its aim the promotion of interest and skills in various sports and campus activities. Awards are given at the close of each season to players who have been outstanding in ability and sportsman- ship. Throughout the year varied campus-wide activities, which foster the originality of Meredith girls, are sponsored by the A. A. Among these are Playday, the Corn Huskin ' Bee. Christmas Caroling. Good Posture ' eek. the Horse Show, and May Day. Freshman Hockey Stick Sandra Stancil Horsemanship Suzanne Davis A. A. ACTIVITIES 99 r Volleyball i ; AYSCUE fi BOWDEN BROWNING BRYANT BUNTING CASPAR I CONE 1 GRIMES HOUSE STANCIL VANCE YATES Hockey BRYANT CONE D0B50N GRIMES MYERS CORBETT . YATES ALLEN BAILEY CONE GRIMES Basketball JOHNSON KEEN Softball w BOWDEN A j BRYANT BURNS FA5UL kM B MATTHEWS OWENS SWINDLER Hoof Print Clul) Monogram Club Sports Managers Dance Club Wm IP m Nominating Early in the spring, the Nominating Com- mittee begins a series of meetings to nomi- nate candidates for all campus organizations, except the clubs, the four classes, and the three honor societies. The Chief Counselor is the chairman of the Committee, and serving with her are the presidents of major organi- zations, the editors-in-chief of the publica- tions, the class presidents, and the college marshal. Two facults memliers. represent- atives from the four classes, and the dean of students participate in the proceedings but do not vote. Committee Tile ever-present aim of the Nominating Committee is to aid in the conducting of fair and democratic campaigns and elections. Several weeks before the elections, the student bodv is given information on the qualifications desirable in officers and then is asked to fill out a straw ballot to aid the nominating connnittee in choosing candi- dates. It is through the co-operation of the Nominating Connnittee and the student body that worthy campus leaders are nominated and elected. 104 Day Students Jean Puckett President GwEN Maddrey Firxl Vice-President Marlene Reep Second Vice-President Nancy Wallace Third Vice-President Hark! the sound of Angel Voices! Yes. these may be heard ringing through the Hbrary at noon when gals grab a lunch bag and cram into the second-day students room for a chat or a game of bridge. These voices are chanting memories of a year gone by that to each hold irreplacable sentiments . . . When first we crossed the threshold for another anticipated year of study at the Angel Farm, we wondered if this were our old haunt. Bright new walls, newly painted furniture, new slip covers — could this really be ours? Upon finding old landmarks, we realized that this was our old home made new . . . Seventy-two strong the day students began the year with a gala time of roasting weiners and welcoming our many new fresh- men and transfers . . . Day students really stepped into the spotlight when a column in the Twig was given for our activities . . . Christmas came and with it a night divided between caroling and slumber partying in the hut. Not only was this night of crazy presents, hot chocolate and cookies and co-o-o-ld, but a memory of sisterly com- panionship that we shall always cherish . . . We presented a program in chapel, and was it ever a scream ! . . . Then play day came and with it high honors on our campus, but no honor as rewarding as the wonderful spirit of co-operation each day student showed . . . More and more day students are getting into campus life by holding offices and participating in campus activities at Meredith . . . With cherished memories, we bid our senior members adieu and hush the day student voices until another college year. Granddaughter ' s Club Cathy Yates President Lor Winstead Treasurer DoNNiE Simmons Vice-President Marilyn Strum. Lou Winstead Carolyn Strayhorn .Secretary Co-Chairmen of Needlework Guild The members of the Granddaughter ' s Club and fellowship among its members, and in have the special privilege of coming to Mere- co-operation with the Raleigh Needlework dith with traditions handed down bv their Guild sponsors collection of clothes, or mothers or grandmothers who attended contributions to buv clothes for needy chil- Meredith. The club provides for social life dren. 106 Mrs. Club Peggy Holland President Bobbitt Willl4ms Secretary Mary Lewis Vice-President Frances Hine Treasurer The Mrs. Club is comprised of married cation. The club has programs to help a girls on campus who have combined mar- busy wife and also socials to keep the couples riage and housekeeping with a college edu- in touch with each other. F © f . iii iliui  - -- ' WMm 107 Bunyan Yates Tyner Future Teachers of America Club Yvonne Fowler President Gertrude Bissette Secretary Leonora Nye Vice-President Iris Merritt Treasurer Ruth Sperling Social Chairman This year the Tyner Education Club he- came a chapter of the Future Teachers of America; its name was changed to the Bunyan Yates Tyner Future Teachers of America Club. The club is comprised of girls majoring in education or having edu- cation as their related field. This is the largest club on the campus, having a total of sixty-six members. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the teaching pro- fession, to sponsor programs of educational value, and to help organize Future Teachers of America clubs in high schools. One of the highlights (jf the year is the annual Christmas party, given liy the members for the children of the Methodist Orphanage. Faculty sponsors are Miss Lila Bell, Mr. Harry K. Dorsett. and Dr. D. R. Reveley, all of the education department. 108 Freeman Religion Club Barbara Southworth President Joy Curtiss I ' uhlicily Chairman Marjok.e Jackson Vice-President Bobb.e Yarborouch JODY Gibson Secretary Arranpemenis Chairman Maeomie Hobby Treasurer Pat Loving Social Chairman Dr. Ralph E. McLain Sponsor The Freeman Religion Club is comprised and current trends in tiie field of religion, of girls having a major or a related field Special guests and students contribute to in religion and those who are taking or have these undertakings by arousing enthusiasm had an elective in that field. The purpose and interest in the club ' s activities and goals, of the club is to study ])roblems. techniques McDowell Music Club Alyce Pickelsimer President Peggy Bone Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Jo Jernigan Vice-President Diane Morris Social Chairman The McDowell Music Club is organized any student who is interested in music and to stimulate interest in music among the it ' s promotion. students. It is designed to develop in stu- The McDowell Music Club is a member dents a deeper appreciation for music and of both the North Carolina Federation of other arts as well. Membership is not Music Clubs and the Music Teachers ' Na- limited to music majors, but it is open to tional Association. Triple Trio Singing together in a spirit of jo is a her of Commerce. The Triple Trio has also characteristic of these nine girls who. as enjoyed singing on television over both the members of the Meredith College Chorus. Raleigh and Chapel Hill stations, make up the Triple Trio. This group has w aig remember the group as they represented Meredith at such functions as g j q dining room on several oc- meetings of the Kiwanis and Lions Club. casions. among which was our Christmas the A. A. U. W.. and the Methodist Men ' s dinner. The Triple Trio is under the direc- Class, and the Annual Banquet of the Cham- tion of Miss Beatrice Donley. Ill Meredith College Chorus The Chorus embodied sixt -eight voices, represe nting every major field on the campus. This group took great pride in performing for the public. The public ap- pearances this year included special music for Founder ' s Da . the Christmas Concer;. at which time we presented Benjamin Brit- ten ' s Ceremony of Carols with harp accomiJanimenl. the Christmas dav program over WPTF. the performance at Fort Bragg, the singing of carols around the Christmas tree on Capitol Square, the Institute of Religion, the Spring Concert on May Day, the opening program in observance of Na- tional Music Week over WPTF. and the tlirec [irograms at Commencement, . mall ensembles from the Chorus sang on many occasions. Marjorik Tiiork President Margaret Jo Jerniga Secretary Faye Wheeler Treasurer Miss Beatrice Donley Molly James Librarian Jeanne Grealish Business Manager Mary Jo Pinner Publicity Manager Sponsor Home Economics Club Bktty Jean Davis Presideni Florette Peele Secretary Sarah 0. Johnson Vice-Presideni Fay Chandler Treasurer Pat Jackson Reporter The theme for the year, Home Eeonomies — Its Potential for Greater Service, was adopted from the theme of the national meeting of the American Home Economics Association. During the year, the programs have included the application of this theme to the individual, the community, the coun- try, humanity, and the family. The com- munity service of the club included the dressing of dolls for under])rivilegcd children of Raleigh at Christmas. The Meredith College Home Economics Cluh was organized in 1922 and is affiliated with the North Carolina Home Economics Association and the American Home Eco- nomics Association. Members of the club are home economics students and those interested through related fields and activi- ties. International Relations Clul) Lois Pond Lynette Haislip President Eileen Brown Secretary .Vice-President Violet Overton Treasurer T ) ia il is of vital iiii])()rtaiKe that citizens of tlu- uorlil Ijetcjiiie intimately acquainted with its affairs. By means of student panels, guest si)eakeis. fihiis. and exchange pro- grams, the members of the International Relations Cluh sought to attain this goal. To give the student hody a fuller concept of the United Nations, the I.R.C. sponsored the U. N. Day chapel program. The Meredith chapter is affiliated with the active cluhs in all parts of the state. The annual state meeting was a high point in the year ' s activities. Under the able guidance of the club ' s sponsor. Dr. Lillian Parker Wallace, stu- dents at Meredith have made another year ' s progress in international relations. 114 Student League of Women Voters Neil Hampe Meredith Buffaloe Presidenl Kay Marshall Secretary-Treasurer .Vice President Dr. Alice B. Keith Sponsor The Meredith Student League of Wiinien active citizen. Members of this group are Voters encourages an intelhgent interest in chosen to represent the college at the North local and national affa ' rs. Its purpose is to Carolina State Student Legislature. Mem- help each member become a better and more bership is open to any student. Price Latin Club Annice Smith President Anita Farris Secretary Miriam Lundy Vice-President Shirley Jordan Treasurer The Price Laliii Club is open to all Slii- iiienibers about observations made by them dents taking Latin or who have had at lea t in Latin-speaking countries and the influence one year of the subject at Meredith College. of Latin in our modern-daN living. The Interesting speakers are invited to tell the club also sponsors parties and lectures. 116 La Tertulia Spanish Club Beverly Rowand President Janet Jenkins Secretary WiLMA Owens Vice-President Sara Williams Treasurer Senorita Neblett and Mrs. Huckaby Sponsors Since La Tertulia ' s purpose is to promote in Raleigh and with the foreign students interest in foreign countries, programs were at N. C. State. Of special interest this year planned with this viewpoint in mind. We was the scrapbook made by Senorita Neb- are in contact with several Spanish families lett, who visited Spain last summer. The German Club Pat Loving Presideni Sally Newton Secretary-Treasurer Diane Stokes Vice-President Nancy Hunter Reporter Those who have envied the people who games, and hears talks h well-informed speak the beautiful and powerful German people. At Christmas time members of the may join the favored ones by taking a club celebrate Christmas as the Germans course in German. This course will be a do. At the last meeting of the school year, passport to enter the (Jernian Club, which club members enjoyed a dinner cooked by was organized in lO.SO. members and given in honor of German The club sings German songs, plays students from neighboring schools. Canady Mathematics Club Eleanor Chandler FiesiJeni Mary Jo Pinner Vice-President Janncey Wellons Secretary-Treasurer Wil.ma Owens Social Chairman ]vu Abernathy Reporter Dr. Canady Sponsor The purpose of the Canady Mathematics Club is to promote interest in mathematics and to provide information on its current application. Informative discussions on posi- tions available for mathematics majors and on mathematics in other lands stimulate personal initiative. Time spent in working out mathematical puzzles and pr l)lems adds greatly to the enjoyment of the club meet- ings. These meetings also include such things as visiting the planetarium at Chapel Hill and louring the statistical laboratory. There were angles of fun and friendship ties to infinity to be had in Arts 14. Coltoii English Club Connie Woodai.l President Liza Culberson Program Chairman Margaret Tucker Vice-President Cathy Yates Publicity Chairman Helen Frye Secretary-Treasurer Carol Gunter Social Chairman The Colton English Club has sought this continued with such literary groups as the ear. as in ears past, to stimulate interest ' ' ' ' ' ' ° Greenwich Village. Among the year ' s most popular and stimu- in literature. The ciuh chose as its theme lating functions were the Book Teas spon- for 19.5.5-56. Regional Literature. The pro- sored by the club. The club ' s Christmas gram for the vear opened with a survey ■ . ,i j- f u i  u • - ' project was the sendmg oi books to trie concerning literature of the islands, and Richard B. Harrison Librar in Raleigh. Sociology Club Sue Wilson President Heather Wishart Secretary Elladene Johnson Vice-President Rita Horton Treasurer Audrey Thompson Club Reporter Through our club activities the majors Practical experience acquired by such and those who take sociology gain cur- things as trips to the Wake County Home, rent information on such things as oppor- entertaining underprivileged children and tunities in the field and accomplishments of assistance to needv families helps us in our contemporary sociologists. classroom sociology. Psi Chi Club Betsy Tippett President Elladene Johnson Treasurer Jane Lambert Vice-President jo Ellen Williams Secretary Any student who lias a genuine interest in psychology and is taking or has taken courses in psychology has all the require- ments for niemhership in the Psi Chi Club. The |)urpose of this organization is to | ro- niote interest in |)s (holog and to provide information on its current application. During programs for the year, the members of the club have heard outside speakers, and student speakers, have played psychological games, and have toured places of interest to the club. 122 Barber Science Club Betty Nock President Virginia Corbett Jeannette Saunders ..Secretary-Treasurer . Vice-President To a student whose knowledge of the out- of-doors is meager indeed, who has never peered at a live starfish, the Barber Science Club can offer new experiences. During the year members hear talks by outside speakers and by Meredith faculty and students, which acquaint them with nature and with late developments in science. Club members enjoy parties at Christmas and in the spring. Field trips have included a visit to the planetarium at Chapel Hill and tours of the hospital and of the medical school and research building at Duke Uni- versity. In the spring we look forward to the trip to the Duke University Marine Laboratory at Beaufort, North Carolina, where we collect such marine plants and animals as green and red seaweed, ghost crabs, and large jellyfish. And throughout the year speakers from the Science Department of State Col- lege appear before us. Members of the club are majors in science and those who elect advanced science courses. Through its varied activities the club endeavors to give its members a better knowledge and understanding of their en- vironment. Tomorrow ' s Business Women Alpha Small President Elizabeth Jones Vice-President Nancy Bunting Secretary Frances Clark Treasurer Ruby Britt Reporter Marcia Horrell Program Chairman Miss Lois Frazier, Mrs. Ruth Robinson Co-Sponsors Tomorrow ' s Business Women, organizeci in the fall of 1943, seeks to promote and to encourage interest in business education and to develop those qualities which are needed for success in the business world. Member- ship is limited to an junior or senior who is majoring in business or who is taking an electi are maj pledges. business. Sophomores who in Isusiness nia become The programs enable the members to evelop a broad interest in and an apprecia- on for the business world. m r J JB[] iraH|| i [ E B fe M.  H, - ' jC - mgi 1 Tii 1 m lTp 1 I - i El ■ miw u ■ m Music Education National Conference Maisgarkt Jo Jkr.mgan President Peggy Yancey Secretary-T reasurer Miss Swanson Sponsor The M.E.N. C. is a new organization on campus this year. M.E.N.C. is the Music Department of the National Education As- sociation. All pul.lic school nuisic majors intercslct are eligible for membership. The programs this year have consisted of talks by several important speakers in the field of music cduiatiim. .Social functions have also been udci i ■ Student Chapter of the American Guild of Organists Adair Whisenhunt President Erma Styles Secretary-Treasurer Carolyn Lowder, Margaret Slate Program Chairmen Snaps 7zfi-K(9taAlts Nancy Reece Presirlent Margaret English __ Anne Parr Secretary-Treasurer .Vice-President On Meredith campus. Silver Shield, the hon- orary leadership society uses the basis of con structive leadership, Christian character, and scholarship in recognizing seniors and juniors as members. The two junior members this year are Nancy Young and Jeanne Grealish. President Margaret Layne ___ Margaret English Secretary-Treasurer . Vice-President Kalios, Nous, Sophia — meaning beauty, sound- mindedness, and intelligence — are the Greek words from which Kappa Nu Sigma Honor Society takes its name. Only those students who have achieved a high scholastic standing over a period of two years are elected to membership. 130 Sigma Pi Alpha Carolynne Harwell Adair Whisenhunt _. President Nancy Wallace Secretary Vice-President Pat Kerlfy Treasurer Dr. Q. 0. McAllister Sponsor All peoples of the world are now neighbors and for this reason it is more important than it has ever been before for students to learn foreign languages. The Phi Kappa Chapter of Sigma Pi Alpha, national honorary modern language fraternity, seeks to stimulate an inter- est in and to bring about a better understanding between foreign countries and ours. Membership is determined by scholastic achievement and interest in foreign languages. With the desire to further this interest. Sigma Pi Alpha sponsors lectures, meetings, and parties as a means of better acquainting its members with life and customs in other lands. 131 Sigma Alpha Iota Shirley Bell Taylor President Faye Wheeler Vice-Presiden! Jeanne Grealish Secretary An.n Anthony Treasurer Ars Longa vita brevis : art is long, life is short. Sigma Alpha Iota is a national profes- sional music fraternity for women. Members of our chapter, Beta Zeta. are music majors chosen upon faculty recommendation for high character, scholarship, and musical ability. Presenting capable musicians to the public. participating in public performances, and oper- ating the campus music store are a few of the organizations many activities. The fraternity offers its members social and professional con- tacts which aid them in enjoying a broader field of music, as well as many happy and pleasant social contacts. 132 Alpha Psi Omega Patricia Woodworti .President Mary Kiser .Secretary-Treasurer Alplia Psi Omega, national honorary dramatics the quality and hours of work done on and off fraternity, recognizes the desires and achieve- stage in campus productions. Fifty jjoints ments of those who love the theater and its gained by such work qualify one for member- activities and draws them into closer relation- ship. The Meredith Chapter of Alpha Psi is ship with the stage. Membership is based on Eta Nu. Snaps 134 College Marshal IRIS MERRITT 136 Miss Meredith BETTY VANCE Most Athletic CATHERINE YATES 138 Most Popular NANCY REESE 139 r i Most Attractive BETSY TIPPETT MALLORY 140 Friendliest MARY KISER 141 Best All Round Town Student JEAN PUCKETT 142 Most Original MARGARET TUCKER 143 Cutest CHARLENE SMITH Wittiest JEAN COOPER 145 Most Intellectual MARGARET ENGLISH 146 Most Versatile MARGARET LAYNE May Q ueen JEAN PUCKETT Maid of Honor IRIS MERRITT Senior Attendants MILLICENT KIMBRELL PORTER LORINE SMITH 150 Junior Attendants VERNA WOOTEN EWELL LUCY MEADE ATKINSON Sophomore Attendants PEGGY MEWBORN BETTYE SUE KNOTT  Freshman Attendants CAROLINE MILLER ELEANOR COX Snaps 154 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The engraving in this 1956 Oak Leaves was executed by the Lynchburg Engraving Company of Lynchburg, Virginia, and the printing and binding by the Edwards Broughton Company of Raleigh. The art is the product of Betty Blackmon Mac- Keithan, Meredith College, class of 56. Photography of the classes was done by Smith Studio of Raleigh. Group and por- trait photography was done by Dr. Harry E. Cooper of Raleigh. To all of these the staff extends sincere appreciation for their helpfulness and courtesy throughout the year. Student Directory Ahfinetliv, Julia, 726 ' . (;raliam Si. Shelbv Alforil. Sai.ili Ki.n;..- Manteo Allen. Mar. :,, j, ,,„.,,.. 22:, .Spring St Hamlet Allied. Mr-. inli,A Knl,,,,-,,!,, 3016 Mayview Rd Raleigh Almond. Vi,-„,i., K.,ih..,,u-. Rt. 4 Albemarle Andrews. Harriett. 403 Highland Ave Kinston .Anthony. Anne, 1203 Belvedere Ave Gastonia Arant, Margaret Anne. 307 Bernard Drive.. Warner-Robins. Ga. .• rnold, Kay Delle, Rt. 1 Fuquav Springs Arnold, Mrs. Ray Upchurch, 127 Hudson St I.Raleigh Atkins, Catherine, 214 N. Fourth St Albemarle Atkinson, Lucy Meade. Rt. 2 McKenney, Va. Atkinson, Margaret Lee, Rt. 2 Kenly Austin, Anne Clayton Austin. Mrs. Edna Smith. 11 Wilkinson Trailer Park Wake Forest Ayscue. Hazel Gray, Rt. 1 Henderson Baker. Carrie Malvina. 303 Mt. Vernon Dr Wilson Balfour. Sheila Mary Lumber Bridge Banner, Alvia Kaye. 1201 Cornwallis Dr Greensboro Barger. Janice Aijeen, 213 Pennton Ave Lenoir Barlow, Letha Julene, Rt. 1 N. Wilkesboro Barnes, Ellen Jane, 1411 Adams St Wilson Barrett, Patricia Ann, 2500 Grant Ave Raleigh Bass. Emily Temple, 320 Vetville Raleigh Bass. Madaline Thomasine Halifax Baxter. Emma Elizabeth. 814 Caroline Ave Gastonia Beaver. Sylvia DeAnn. 337 S. Union St Concord Beck. Elizabeth Moore, 1807 Nun St Wilmington Bennett, Carole Marilyn, 241 E. Fifth St Charlotte 4 Benson. Becky Jo, 717 Lockland Winston-Salem Belts, Emily Blann, Box .57 Fuquay Springs Bissctle. Sara Gertrude. Rt. 1 Spring Hope Blackmon. Svlvia Louise, 2634 Churchill Rd Raleigh Blanton, Frances Delores. 306 Clegg St Shelby Blundell. Barbara Joan. 144 Christol St.. Woodwild Pk. Metuchen. N. J. Bone, Martha Louise. 910 .S. Main St Laurinburg Bone. Peggy Jo Nashville Booth. Janis Marie Shawboro Bost. Alice June. 100 Rockwell Rd Concord Bost. Grace Coley. 1869 W. Smallwood Dr Raleigh Bowden. Mary Eleanor. Rl. 1 Teachey Bowen, Patricia Ann, Rt. 1 Henderson Boyette. Priscilla Lillian. Rt. 2 Kenly Boyles. Marjorie Ann. 700 Ferndale Dr High Point Bradshaw. Patricia. 311 Warren Ave Kinston Brandon. Lillian Elizabeth. 110 E. Liberty St York. S. C. Brantley. Barbara Spring Hope Braswell. Mary Ann, 418 Western Ave Rocky Mount Brewer, Clara Glenn. 2027 Reaves Or Raleigh Bridgers, Gertrude Carolyn. 25 Mt. Vernon Circle Asheville Bridgers. Norma Faye. Rt. 2 Wendell Brinklev. Shelby Jean Wallace Britt. Peggy Lou. 2105 W. Fifth St Lumberton Britt. Ruby Nina. Rt. 2 Lumberton Bn.wn. Joan Elizabeth. 2701 W. Rothgel Dr Raleigh Brown. Shelby Jean. 3804 Vineyard Rd Winston-Salem Browne. Dorothy Eileen. 303 N. Howard Circle Tarboro Browning. Barbara Jordan. 322 Grove Pk Burlington Bruce, Patricia Ann Overhills Bryan. Barbara Jane Rich Square Bryan. Jeanne Teeman. 16 Forest Hill Dr Asheville Brvant. 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Rt. 2 Harmony Chandler. Ada Fay. Rt. 1 Morrisville Chandler. Eleanor Kathryn. 1209 Virginia -Ave . sheboro Cherry. Eleanor Hope. 54 Glendale Rd Asheville Churchill. Barbara Lee. Rl. 1 Varina Clark. Auriba Eleanor Varina Clark, Frances Jane Fuquay Springs Clayton. Marlene Dare, Rt. 2 Roxboro Clayton. Mildred Lee. Rt. 1 Bunnlevel Cline. Janie Sturgill. 105 Edgewood Dr Boone Cochran. Nancy Elizabeth. Rt. 1 Matthews Cochrane. .Nancy Lee. Rt. 2 Candler Codas. Bessie Theo. 409 Young St Henderson Coiner, Marye Mildred. 223 Rosser Ave Waynesboro. a. Cole. Mary Carleton. 1910 Sunset Dr Raleigh Cole. Mary Catherine Jacksonville Cone. Mrs. Kay Johnson. Box .5.33 Middlesex Conley. Ellen Harriet Nantahala Conyers. Mary Ruth. 1308 Jackson Ave Florence, S. C. Cooke, Mrs. Ahhea Carol Phillips. Rt. 3 Kannapcdis Cooley, Mrs. Sharon Lind Turlington Lillington Cooper, Alice Carolina, 3 Henderson St Raleigh Cooper. Charlotte Edith, 702 S. Main St Laurinburg Cooper, Jean Crystal. 222 E. Spring St Rocky Mount Cooper. Mrs. Rebecca Seawell Merry Oaks Cope. Mrs. Katherine Kutz. 3300 Dunn Ave Raleigh Corbett. Lynn. Box 616 Tabor Citv Corbett. Patricia Jean. Box 684 Kenly Corbett, Virginia Janelte Middlesex Corn. Jackvln Annette. 1222 Montlieu - ve High Point Cox. Eleanor June. 439 Rollingwood Circle Favetteville Craft. Shirley Babb. 3117 Willow Oak Rd Charlotte Craig. Nancy Rimmer. S. . spen St Lincolnton Creech. Margaret Leigh. Box 163 Four Oaks Crenshaw. Paula Diane. 75 New Haw Creek Rd Asheville Crook. Sally Cansler, 240 N, Fourth St Albemarle Groom. Mildred Marie. Rt. 1 Knightdale Culberson. Eliza Lee, 1623 Canterbury Rd Raleigh Curliss, Carolvn Joy, 268 Hillside St Asheville Cusack, Mary Alice. 711 King Ave Florence. S. C. Cutts. Nancy Campbell. Box 1165 Oxford Daly. Marjorie Ann. 205 W. Highland Ave Kinston Darden. Peggy Wayne. 443 Jefferson St Plymouth Daughtry. Doris Grey Faison Davis. Bettie Jean. Box 136 Norlina Davis. Marv Lou. 517 Kershaw St Cheraw. S. C. 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Rl. 1 Leasburg l)..l,son, Berta Lois, Box 146 .Snow Hill Dover, Dorothy Esther, Box 3.52 Shelby Drake, Lois Jean, 4901 Potomae .Ave., N.W..-Washington. D. C. Drake. Nancy Ellen. 4901 Potomac Ave.. N.W. Washington. D. C. Draughon. Patricia Ann, 701 Raleigh St Clinton DnRanl. Eunice Lee. 253 S. McQueen St Florence. S. C. Earlev. Barbara -Ann. Box 23 .Avondale Eddins, Glenda Jane. 705 Smith St Claxton, Ga. Eddins. Katie Joyce. Rt. 3 Zebulon Edie. Margie Lee. Rt. 1. Box 264 Clarendon Ellington. Barbara Lee, 513 Bridges St High Point Ellington. Donna Anne. 307 Furches St Raleigh Ellis. Goldie Loretta. Box 397 Clarkton English. Margaret Anne. Box 53 Car Evans. .Sandra Jo. 900 Davis St Jacksonville Everharl. Sally Lou. Box 501 Swepsonville Farris. Margaret Anita. 1205 Crescent Ave Gastonia Fa-ul. Martha Ste ,-. 205 Dobbin Ave Favetteville Finlr. — . Mai-i, ' Ctruhn. I:« rlin ton Si Rnckv Mnunt Firl,l-. i;,lti. In,-. 22(1 . C.II.l;,- St Wallace K„i.l,aM.I. l;.ll llak.r Golerain Fi.M, I, ,|,. ,, nn. Kt. 2, Box 4.52 Clinton F.HiM-. II.. Frances. Rt. 3 Hen.ler-inuille F,.«|.,. I i.n,,,- nn. Box .53 Caiol,-en Fouln. Maiiha Lvnn. 3608 Kirby Dr Greensboro F.iwler. Mrs. Y%onne Bullock, Box 354 Deico Franklin. Alice Faye. Rt. 1. Box 157 Lillington Freeman. .Ann Mitchell Rich .Square Frv. Mareia Ann. Rt. 1 Guilford College Frve. H. ' len Frne-iine. Box 415 Saltsville, Va. Fidbrgl.t. l)..rothv Gail. Box .56 Mars Hill Fuleher, Janet DeU.ris. 400 S. lavlor St Rocky Mount Fuller, Anne Rosson. 2.30 Belle St Henderson Fulp. Mary Frances. Ill Styers St Lewisvilb ' Garrell. Patricia Anne. 1313 Ridge Road Raleigh Gaynor. Patricia Ellen. 661 Ocean Ave West End. N. J. Gerstel. Mrs. Eva. 1410 Duplin Rd... .-_Raleigb Gibson. Thelnia Joanne. 136 John St Favette ille Gilbert. Emily Anne. 2020 Pender Ave Wilmin-trm Gilliam. Peggy Marie. 716 Brookstown .Ave Winston-Salem Godwin, Kathryn Louise. Rt. 1 .Ahoskie Godwin, Margaret Joan. Box 590 Dunn Goodwin. Megan Taurman. 2311 Lake Dr Raleigh Gossett. Annette Joy. Box 979 Gastonia Grant. Laurel Maxine. Box 35 Marshville Grainger. Eva Elizabeth. Rt. 1. Box 122 Nichols. .S. C. Grealish. Sammy Jeanne, Box 525 Bristid. Va. Greene. Betsy Carol 327 Park Ave Sanford Greene. Marilyn Letitia. 211 Wilson St Albemarle Greene, Patricia Anne. Box 222 Cliffside Gregory. Patricia .Anne Benson Griffin, Elizabeth Ann 826 Fenimore St Winston-Salem Griffith, Angela Estelle, 307 Meredith St Raleigh Grigg. Linda Jane, 117 Oakdale St Gastonia Grigg. Patsy Lynn, 616 Home Trail Gastonia Grimes, Mary Edna, Rose St Smithfield Grimm, Margaret, Box 297 Carthage (amter, Carol Jean. Box 145 Pamplico. S. C. (aithrie. Carolyn Kirth. 909 Shepard St Morehead City Guthrie. Julia Annette. 909 Shepard St Morehead City Hadley. June Fave. 420 Pennsylvania Ave Norfolk. Va. Haines. Ruth Parkto , Haislip. Cvnlliia I.vnette. Rt. 1 Oak City Hal,. Ha , I l;. ,l,li„i:li, 1,1. 103 N. Ffteenlh St Wilmington Hall. ,la.,|u,Uii ii,i. Kt. 1 Kinston Hamiic. lai ,il. W ocidmore Development Mcoresville Hampton. Marv Marshall. 110 Salola St Asheville Hanes. Patricia Anne. Armstrong Park Rd.. Rt. 2 Gastonia Hardison. Janet Sue. Box 74 Arapahoe Hargrove. Merlyn Joyce. Rt. 1 Enfield Harrington. Mary Lu Buies Creek Harrison. Elizabeth .Ann Sweetwater. Tenn. Harton. Aurelia Elizabeth. Rt. 6 Raleigh Harl-rll. Pamela Rose. 15 Miller Ave Concord Haiv.A. Mil,h, ,1 Holland. 2 Victor Park Pacolet Mills. .S. C. Il.uull, iii, V Carolvnne, 2418 Linden Ave Kinston llah l„i. r.- ; Fimis Morrisville Hath. Id. Mr-. Glenna Fave. 406 E. Lane St Raleigh Haz.lw.iod. Barbara Ann. 801 Maple St Weldon Henderson. Bettv, 142 Vernon St Wake Forest Hern.lon. Jovce Wilson. Box 248 Apex H.rring. Joyce Marie. Rt. 3 Smiw Hill lliatt. Anita Paige. 311 Banner .Ave Winslon-.Saleni Hi, k-. J.an Roddey. 2121 Chatham Ave Charlotte 5 Hicks. Mary Elizabeth. 1012 Buffale St ' -h.lbv Hill. Mona Jane. 941 E. Polo Rd Winston-.Salem Hine. Mrs. Frances George. 204 Faircloth St Raleigh Hines. Patricia LaMoinc. 304 N. Center St Mount Olive Hm-..n. Nell Rose Fair Bluff H..l.l. . Ma.- Omie, Rt. 1 Holly Springs Holfl.r. Miriani Baker Sunburv Holla... I, Nai.. X Fave. 225 GramI Ave Raleigh Holla... I. Ml-, y -- Whiiak.r, 502 Cll.t.,,. K,i Kal.-igh II. .It. Ma. 1,1,1 k.,ll„,,„, ' . 701 ( |„,-- I.M, i,,,,.,-l,..,ro II I. Ja.i.-iia Fl, al„ll,. M2 , l!l...., I u... ll, -,.__ .. Kal.-igh Hooks. Betsy Frank Fr.-mont Horrell. Mareia Dewey--, Atkinson Horton. Mona Fay, Rt. 4 Zebulon House, Harriette Ann, 211 Park -Ave Sanford Howard, Anne Elizabeth, 886 .Arbor Lane Concord Howard, Carolynn Faye, 1403 Mc.Adoo St Kinston Hovie, Bettv Lou. Rt. 1 Henderson Huilgins. B. tti,- nn. Rt. 1 Fentress. Va. H..il!;i..-. Kail,, ,, 11. I ' m III-. P2 Cameron Court Apts Raleigh llu,l-o... CI:,.., I ,., ,11.. Kl. 11. Elkhardt Lane-__Richmond. Va. Hu.it. T. M.-. a,i, N ' i,i...ll. 325 Academy .St Gary Huskey. Lula Osteen. Kt. 2 Ellenboro Ingram. Juanita Sparks. 14 Park Ave Wadesboro Inscoe. Carol Lee. 8110 Carroll Lane Silver Springs. Md. Jackson. Frances Priscilla, 303 Cooper Dr Clinton Jackson, Marjorie Love, Rt. 1 Dunn Jackson. Patricia Ray. 2101 Reaves Dr Raleigh James. Molly Marvin Chinquapin Jenkins. Elsie Janet. 2606 Philip St Winston-.Salem Jenrette. Thelma Roberta. Rt. 3 Tabor City Jernigan. Margaret Jo. Box 184 Tabor City Jobe. Marv Anne. 110 Harrison .Ave Raleigh |ol,.i-o... liaibara Sue. 134 Westmoreland Court-Danville. Va. J..lin...... F.lith Brewer. 1332 Mordecai Dr Raleigh J.il.n...... Flla.l.-...- Marie. Rt. 5 Dunn John-.in. Ern.-line Elizabeth. Rl. 1. Box 402 Wadesboro Johnson. Joan Delano. Rt. 2 Benson Johnson. Katie Frances, Rt. 2 Benson Johnson, Kav Ann. 212 E. Caswell St Kinston Johnson, Kay Elizabeth, Rt. 2 Clinton Johnson, Mrs. Linda Bridgers iD) Wendell Johnson, Partricia Ann. Rt. 4. Box 57-A Dunn Meredith College students hold a warm place in our hearts as some of our very favorite cus- tomers . . . annd so to you, Hudson-Belk wishes sincere congratulations and the best of luck for the future. HUDSON-BELK COMPANY RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CHAMBLEE INSURANCE AGENCY 71 I Insurance Building RALEIGH, N. C. Complete Insurance Service Tlianks for the Privilefie of Writing Your Students ' ' Accident Insurance Food Service Equipment and Utensils (CHOOSE HOOS) JOHN HOOS COMPANY OF N. C, INC. RALEIGH, N. C. JACK CALDWELL, District Representative ATLANTIC TOBACCO COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE TOBACCONISTS 320 West Davie Street PHONE 9937 or 2-7927 Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Outlaw 1 1) I. 3210 Clark Ave Raleigh Johnston, Ruth Marie, Third St Wendell Jones. Charlotte Ann, 1024 Hill St Rockv Mount Jones, Diana Gail, 250 Liberty Dr Thoma villr Jones, Elisabeth Lindler, 55 Linden Ave -heviIle Jones, Jo Ann Zcbulon Jones, Lula Mae Pink Hill Jones. irt;inia Lee. 412 N. East St Raleigh Jordan. Shirley Jean. Rt. 3 Mount Dlive Jovner. Evelyn Videau. .303 N. Main St Farmville Joyner, Kalhryn Elizabeth, 125 Spears Ave she ille Joyner, Nancy Carol, 132 Edwin Place she ille Joyner, Peggy Elaine Rich Sc|uare Kee. Annie Laurie, Box 221 Manteo Kern. Constance Loree, Rt. 3 Mount Olive K.ith. Marv Adeline, .528 W. Broad .St St. Pauls Krilev. Alice Jo, 1.327 Mordecai Dr Raleigh Kelluni. Betty Carol, 1802 Park Ave New Bern Kenan. Margaret Elizabeth. Rt. 1 Wallace Kendall. Jo Anne, 2126 Cumberlan.l Ave Charlotte Ken.lrick, Rebecca Inez. 3645 N. Front .St Harrishurg, Pa. Kerley, Ellen Carole, Rt. 1 Kittrell Kerley, Mary Frances, Rt. 1 Kittrell Kiff. Bettye Jo. Ill Rhue St Ahoskie King. Mrs. Carolyn Holland, 225 Grand Ave Raleigh King, Katherine Chungho, 26, Lane 1, Roosevelt Rd. Section Taipei, China King, Lucretia Tillman, Rt. 2, Box 316 Fayetteville Kinkead, Dorothv Myrl, Box 166, Tarboro Hwy.--Rocky Mount Kipp. Edna Faye, 409 Aycock St Raleigh Kiser, Mary Elizabeth, Rt, 3 Mocksville Knight, Mildred Rebecca, 515 Gardner St Raleigh Knight. Miriam Mclnln.h. Rt. 1 Cheraw, S. C. Knoll. Betlv.- Sue. lloin.r lleighls Oxford Knott. 1.1. lie Sur.lha. .Sl.S Co h.r St Oxford Knott, Janet Do.lMin. .3616 W .stt-rn Blvd Raleigh Kraft, Margaret Jean, .5.30 N. Center St Mount Olive laine. Carolyn Ann, 1100 Arendell St Morebead City Lambe, Mrs. Jen Peay, 1400 Canterbury Rd Raleigh Lambert, Helen Jane, Rt. 4 . ' Mbemarle Lane. Betsy Carole. 803 Lee St Asheboro Lanier, Caroline Patricia, Patrick Road Hartsville, S. C. Lawrence, Sara Gorhani, Rt. 2 Tarboro Layne, Bessie Margaret Ca-Vel Lee. Annette Arapahoe Lee. Helene Zinka, 1625 Van Dyke Ave Raleigh Lee. Mary Lou, Rt. 3 Four Oaks Lee. Sara Cornelia, Falkland Rd Greenville Leggitt. Miriam Anderson, 2676 S. Fletcher Ave Fernandena Beach, Fla. Lesniak. Hazel Comer, Box 153 Lake Waccamaw Letellier. Jean, Rt. 3 Marion Lewis. Jac([ueline, 404 S. Rountree St Wilson Lewis, Mary Hanna, 127 Market St Fairmont Lewis. Mrs. Mary Woods, 905 W. Peace St Raleigh Lig..n. Elizabeth Leake, Box 97.5 Wilmingt,in Lin.ls.y. Elizabeth Jo Ann. Box 815 Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. l.inville. Bohbee Snider, 2224 Westtield Ave Winston-Salem Little, Jacqueline Louise, 506 Snow Hill St Ayden Livingston. Christine Sarah. 702 Regester Ave.__Baltimore. Md. Lockard, Julia Ann Uniontown. Md. Locke, Faye Marie. Rt. 2 Enfield I,..ns. Marv Slessor. 23 N. Central Ave Belmont Long, Nan.y Ruth. Rt. 1. Box 107 Cumberland, Md. Loving. I ' atsv nn, 855 Pine St Danville, Va. Lowder, Carolyn Rousseau, 714 Arlington St Rocky Mount Lowery, Corinne Little Wingate Lucas, Mrs. Jeannette Saunders, L2B Cameron Court Apts. Raleigh Lundv, Miriam Virginia, 1311 Third Ave Conway, S. C. Lutz, Margie Jane, 909 Elizabeth Rd Shelby MacDonald, Flora Katherine, 303 C Ave Raeford McArthur, Marilyn Winterville McCoslev, Kav Monica, 518 Johnson .St New Bern MiDonaid, Faye Allison, Rt. 2 Lillingt.m McCaha. Mrs. Doris Ferguson, Apt. 4E, Vetville Raleigh M.Cilamery, Nancy Anne. 301 Waverly Way Greensboro Mclntvre. Martha Ellen. 825 W. Elm Shelby McKeithan. Mrs. Betty Blackmon. 21 Daisy St Ralei ' ih McKinlev. Donna Rav. Box 403 Washington M.Lamb. Polly Anne. 404 W. Grantham St Goldsboro M.Roy, Maxine, 208 Cromwell Ave Tarboro Ma.idr. ' v, Edna Gwendolyn, 2815 Mayview Rd Raleigh Ma.lr... Joan Corinne, Rt. 1 Hertford lall...v, Mrv Betsy Tippett, 808 Third St Durham M:irini. Marx Ian,-, 5408 Toddsbury Rd Richmond, Va. lai-l,all. Mailnl.l a Kathryn, 4 Farrwood Ave .4sheville MaiiiM. I ,.1- la. ' . 929 W. Stokes St Danville, Va. Man. 11. lanlM, Kav. Box 14 Eagle Rock Marl.,.. vK.a la:.,. . l;„x 247 Mourn Olive Matih.u-. a laii... Kl. 2 Angier Mallh.u-. Kailil..., Mi.l.ie. 1412 Brooks .Ave Raleigh Matzn.r. - ' i.. lui-. . I I L ' 9 N. Main St .South Boston, Va. Maynar.l. nia.,.l., Jan.. Rt. 1 Gary Maynar.l. I ' ai... ,a I ......e Harrells Mavnar.i. K.a I .1.- Harrells 1.. k-. r,..lil.,. rlis. ()-.3 Country Club Apts Greensboro l.i..r. I.. II I an. I. 324 Columbia Dr Tampa, Fla. l.iiin. Ill- Mari.-. 1108 Pittsboro Rd Chapel Hill M.uliiiiii. L ' lii; Princess St Goldsboro Mi.l.ll ' I ' ll. I III...- Anne, Box 555 Winston-Salem l.l.-. ( ai.ilMi j.-an. Rt. 5 Dunn Mil. -. li. Ii. kali nne, 412 Alamance Rd Burlington Mill. I. Cai..liii. ' . 78 Edgewood . ve Concord Mill. I. Kii i liiiih. Charlotte Hwv Asheville Mill-, .ii.i iila. Patterson .St China Grove Mini . J. .anna Mae Bolivia M.inia::ii.. Mxia Joan, 315 N. Virginia St Goldsboro M II. I. n Ir.ne, 700 Rountree Ave Kinston M.L.r.. I. .an, I ' .ox .365 Wadesboro M....I. , I ..III-. Mildred, 700 Rountree Ave Kin.ston M.-M. Tiii.li. I ' .ox 330 Rockingham M.H.n, Win, In. I Ann, Rt. 2 Granite Falls M..i aii. M.iM Margaret Weedonville. Va. Morn.. Dolor.- Diane, Rt. 1 Creswell Morris, Margaret Ellen, Rt. 2 Fremont Morris. Virginia Ann, 223 Gholson Ave Henderson Morris. Mvian Yvonne 411 Jackson Park Rd Kannapolis M..rri-. loan Elizabeth, 87 Tacoma Circle Asheville M..-. Marx nn. 1809 Jameston Dr Charlotte M.i . Man !..„ Hoffman M..-. --u-an I,.-.-. 100 S. Gaston St Kings Mountain Moll. Margaret Gertrude, Box 506 Mooresville Munn. Fave Virsiinia. Rt. 1, Box 107 Tar Heel Murray. Rebecca Jean. 1307 Wake Forest Rd Raleigh Musseiwhite. Barbara Earle. 214 E. 23rd St Lumberton Myers. Carol Rovilla, Rt. 1, Box 182 Thomasville Myers. Hilda Ree. Rt. 1. Box 182 Thomasville Nash. .Sarah Eleanor. 210 Davie Ave Statesville Nelms. Jocelyn Nashville Nelson. Caroline .Ann, 467 E. Second St Clayton . esl)itt. Barbara Ann, Box 574 Black Mountain Newsom. Mary Virginia, 220 Confederate Ave Salisbury Newton. Sally Stephana Kenansville Nock. Bette .Alice. 461 W. Park St Gary Nowell. Glenn Frances. Box 424 Wendell Nye. Lenora. Rt. 1 Orrum Olive. Shirley Ann, Rt. 3 Apex Oliver, Mary Frances. 702 N. Madison .St Whiteville Overton. Violet Osborne. Rt. 2 Oxford Owen. Inez Bulla. 814 Hay .St Fayetteville Owen. Jane Spaulding, 544 Boyd St Chase City, Va. Compliments of LONG MEADOW FARMS Compliments DR. PEPPER Congratulations from WALLER STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS :x ' • Job AppliL.iiion Pluuos • Announcements Portraits • Bridal Portraits • School Annual Photography DIAL 4-7331 126 ' Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C. (Over Ellisberg ' s) Owens, Wilma Grace Fountain Page, Ann Gibson, Box 8 Lakeview, S. C. Page, Mary Rachel Clarkton Parham, GeraWine Ruth Robbins Paris, Margaret Lucy, 915 Gardner St Raleigh Park, Marilyn Claire, 100 Homewood Dr Greensboro Parker, Frances Pollocksville Parker, Helen H., 508 Grand Blvd Boone Parr. Anne Channing, 223 E. Beau St Washington, Pa. Pass, Virginia Lee. 612 Reams Ave Roxboro Patterson, Sharon Lynne, 3622 Pickwick Lane Charlotte Peacock, Joan Carolyn, 1108 Azalea Dr Wilmington Peele, Lillian Marie. Washington St Williamston Peele, Lois Florette — Roxobel Peoples, Peggy Joyce, 553 Ridgeway Ave Statesville Perkins, Nancy Carol, Rt. 2 Roxboro Phillips, Bonnie Sue, Rt. 1 Palmyra Phillips, Millie Ann, 1021 Chestnut St Florence. S. C. Pickelsimer, Alvce. Meore. 321 Moir Si Leaksville Pierce, Rose Ellen, 203 Highway St Madison Pinner. Mary Jo. 206 Stake Rd Tabor City Pond. Lois Lee. 1419 Early St Lynchburg, Va. Poole. Barbara Louise. 1312 Dixie Trail Raleigh Pope. Lula Ann. 217 Rose Terrace Wadesboro Pope, ' vhil I oiii p. Hc 4=i7_ Rockingham Porl.r. Milli.rni Kiiiiliirll. ,; 1 1 llill-i.l,. Ave Charlotte 7 Po«,ll I ' .iiiiLili W.iikin-. I ■■•• ■ Tarboro Pricknt, Kill. Imi ihi.-. - ' 7(1 ' I .., kmon- Dr Raleigh Pruden. 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