Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1957 volume:

CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBRARY CLASS BOOK A 376.8 ACCESSION 91670 M54V 1957 MEREDITH COLLEGE CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBRARY Meredith College Raleigh, NC 27607-5298 THE 1957 ' £ 2btJL dL THE YEARBOOK OF MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I CARLYLE CAMPBEUlgJARY C MEREDITH COOEOE PEGGY JO WILLU Editor MAKJORIE BOYLES Business Manager DEDICATION To one who for two 3 ' ears was our class sponsor ; whose enthusiastic support and helping hand have inspired us; whose warm charm and sympathetic understanding have made her a friend to all of us; because we admire her intellect, her sense of humor, and her dignity, we dedicate this 1957 Oak Leaves to Dr. Sarah McCulloh Lemmon °ll £ CONTENTS Faculty 9 Classes 17 Organizations, Clubs 85 Honoraries 129 Features 137 Advertisements 157 AROUND CAMPUS... V p ctUty BOARD OF TRUSTEES... Ki j h Whisenhunt Elizabeth J. Dotterer V. H. Belcher. President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Terms Expire 195? Maude I). Bunn, Raleigh ( ' . T. Council, Si-., Durham Randolph Gregory, Wilmingtoi J. M. Kesler, Winston-Salem LeRoy Martin, Raleigh W. H. Weatherspoon, Raleigh Eph Whisenhunt, Clayton Terms Expires 1958 C. M. Abemethy, Lenoir Olio T. Binkley, Wake Forest Raymond A. Bryan, Goldsboro Beunah L. Clark, Asheville Foy J. Farmer, Raleigh W. W. Finlator. Raleigh L. M. Massev, Zebulon Terms Expire 1959 Elizabeth J. Dotterer, San ford R. Elmore Earp, Selma Holt Evans, Enfield E. C. Holmes, Farmville Lydia J. Kitchin, Scotland Neck C. Gordon Maddrev, Ahoskie C. Parker Poole, Fayetteville Terms Expire 1960 L. X. Bagnal, Winston-Salem Charl es B. Deane, Rockingham Mattie X. Gardner, Laurinburg William T. Joyner, Raleigh lone K. Knight, Madison W. W. Leathers, Henderson Carlton S. Prickett, Burlington EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE L. M. Massev. Chairman Carlton S. Prickett, Vice-Chairman Maude D. Bunn, Secretary Fov J. Farmer W. W. Finlator William T. Joyner LeRoy Martin W. H. Weatherspoon Eph Whisenhunt TO MEREDITH COLLEGE STUDENTS: This edition of the Oak Leaves reminds us of varied scenes, people and activities that combine to make this a happy and significant year, I trust, in the experience of us all. It should continually remind us, also, of our shared interests and purposes, and serve as strength and stimulus for the years ahead. For the privilege of fellowship with you and for your unfailing- kindness, I am grateful. My kindest regards and best wishes will continue to be yours. Cordially yours, Carlyle Campbell President ADMINISTRATION Leishman A. Peacock, Ph.D. Dean of the College  Louise Fleming, A.M. Dean of Students o V. II. Belcher, B.S. Business Manager £ €? D © C 0 A.A 4.. First row: Miss Hazel Baity, Librarian; Miss Jane Greene, Assistant Librarian; Mrs. Burton Beers, Assistant to Librarian: Mrs. Vera T. Marsh, Registrar; Miss Anne Maring, Assistant Dean of Students. Second row: Mrs. MaBclle Smith, Assistant to the Dean of Students; Dr. William J. Senter, Physician; Miss Mae Grimmer. Alumnae Executive Secretary; Miss Mary Bland Josey, Public Relations Assistant; Mrs. Ruth H. Hamilton, House Director. Third row: Mrs. Martha J. Whiklen, As- sistant House Director; Mrs. Dru M . Hins- ley, Manager, Student Store; Mrs. Lois S. Renfrow, Secretary to the President: Mrs. Mary K. Hamilton, See ret art to the Dean: Miss Helen Stuckey, Secretary to the Registrar. Fourth rozc: Mrs. Faye F. Orders, Book- keeper; Miss Betty Jean Yeagcr, Secre- tary to the Dean of Students. FACULTY ART Douglas Reynolds James Gaboda NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES John A. Yarbrough Mary E. Yarbrough E. F. Canada] Yivan Farlowe Helen Jo Collins FACULTY BUSINESS Lois Frazier Kutli Robinson RELIGION Ralph E. McLain Roger H. Crook Maxine Garner HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Claire I. Weigt Mary S. McLeod Helena Williams Mary M. Edwards FACULTY HOME ECONOMIC; Ellen 1). Brewer Jennie Hanven ? f j |P ISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Elizabeth H. Vaughan Alice B. Keith Leslie Syron Sarah Lemmon Ethel Tilley MUSIC Harry E. Cooper Stuart Pratt Beatrice Donley Isabelle Haeselei Phyllis W. Garriss Suzanne Axworthy Edwin Blanchard Charles R. Turn 16 (Ztawet, Senior Class History Here we are — a few less in numbers than wc were four years ago — but full of new experiences — and even somewhat wiser! Our freshman year . . . will we ever forget those first classes and our feeble, yet hopeful attempts to follow rigid study schedules? or those two slim evening privileges we scrambled to fill with blind dates (and chap- erones!) or the night before we went home for our first week end. when we packed everything we had and somehow managed to use i t all? or the dining hall bell that rang at odd intervals during the night before Christ- mas holidays? or our first college exam week: notecards in the breakfast line, notecards under our pillows, notecards in every pocket! Somehow we survived all the newness of it, for we had each other and we had made close friends. Summer passed quickly and we faced our second year at Meredith, full of determination and resolutions (which consisted largely of new study schedules, and forty dollars worth of textbooks). We were now into the swing of studying and were even beginning to see some connection between our courses. Can we ever forget Stunt Night and our exhilaration? The dining hall bell clanged louder than ever that night, and bathtubs carried a tell-tale yellow make-up stain for months ! We saw our big sisters graduate with mixed emotions: a little sad at seeing them go, but happy too for realizing that we were one more step up the ladder. Our junior year gave us unlimited privileges we somehow never found time to use, for spare hours were now spent working in labs and in the libraries — we were now in our major fields. Colorama won for us the Stunt trophy for keeps and later there was the excitement of putting on the Junior-Senior. With spring elections came the realization that we were Almost Seniors. Somehow we had never expected time to pass so quickly. That fall brought many changes: the new face on Johnson Hall (will we ever forget the steps where we used to sit and wait for the bus or where we had seen our big sisters form their class numerals?), the new Joyner Hall (modernly beautiful, but won ' t we always remember a little warmly our three years of classes in the old arts building?), and a new senior class — us. The Corn Husking Bee, Stunt, Christmas Caroling, May Day, and even exams, were each accompanied by the thought This is our last — let ' s make the most of it . . . we did. Meredith has given much to us. Not smugly, but a little proudly, we be- lieve that we have given something of ourselves to her: our loyalities, our dreams, and the enthusiasm of our youth. Somehow, we do not feel it was a poor exchange. Setton @tate, O tc ib Marcia Horrell President f: Jo Ellex Williams Vice-President Pat Swann Boyer Secretin- Sara Lawrence Treasurer I ? -• 5 f?l JULIA ISADORA ABF.HNKTHY Shelh; N. C. Twig Staff J, t. Editor 4: B.S.U. Council, Third Vice-President 3; Greater B.S.U. Council 2, Wake County B.S.I 1 . Council, Secretary t; Committee of Kid I, 2; Playhouse Publicity Chairman 2; Stunt Committee 1, 2, 8, 4; Chairman 3; Kappa u Sigma 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Silver Shield t: Who ' s Who I: Nominating Committee t: Sigma Pi Alpha _ . :i. t : Y.W.A. 3, i: Freeman Religion Club 3, t; Canada} Math Cluh 2, 3, 4; German Club I. 2; Helen Price Scholarship; Freshman Math Award; Dean ' s List. ANN ' ANTHONY .l tro Piano Gastonia, N. C. MENC; Stunt I. 2, I: Chorus 2; MacDowell Music Club 2, Treasurer 2; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, 4; Piano Guild Auditions 1, 2, 3, 4. I.CCY MEADE ATKINSON McKenney, Va. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stunt 1; Y.W.A. 1. 2. 3; Astro Marshal 2; B.S.U. Council 2; Committee of loo 2; Creater B.S.U. Council 3; May Court 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Nominating Committee t; College Marshal 4. HAZEL GRAY AYSCU Henderson. N. C. F.T.A. 4; Spanish Cluh 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Student League of Women Voters 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Stunt Cast 2, 3, 4; Stunt Committee 2, 3; Volleyball Varsity 3, 4; Sociology Club 4; Dean ' s List. t 7?Ceiedit6 @oUeye eieu o{ ? ?57 Phi EMILY 1SI.ANN BETTS Fuquay Springs, X. C. E lttr ( Hon PATTY Astro SUE SWANN BOYER lliinii ' Economics Madison, N. C. I.R.C. F. ' ' .A.; Student League. Heme Economies 3; Vice-President B.S.U. :i; (on, in F.T.A. 4. (Inli I, 2, 3, 4; Co-Social Chairman 4; Stunt 1, 2, 3; Greater Council of tier of Kill :i; Class Secretary 4; MARY ANN BRASWELL Astro History Rocky Mount, N. C. Student Government Council 3; Counselor 4; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4; I.R.C. Club 3, 4; Twig Staff 4; Social Standard ' s Committee 4; Stunt 1, 2, 4; Committee of 100 2, 3; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; French Club 1, 2. BOBBIE ANN YARBOROUGH BROWN Istro Religion Gastonia, N. C. lerman Club 1, 2; McDowell Music Club 2; Chorus , 3; Student Guild of Organist 1, 2, 3; Meredith Sum- ler School 1; Keligious Emphasis Week 1, 3; Free- lan Religion Club 2, 3. i; Arrangements Chairman 3, ' resident 4; B.S.U. Greater Council 3; Mrs. Club 4; ' rogram Chairman 4. ■ fiw ■ -■ w i Peace College 1, 2; Klin Delt of Day Students 2; Meredi Raleigh, N. ( ' . Chi Societj College 8, DOROTHY EILEEN BROWNE Astro History Tarboro, N. C. I.K.C. 2, 3, t: Secretary 3, f: Sociology Club 2, 3 4: Vstro Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Stunt J. 3; Psi Chi Club 3, t : Secretary 1: Student League of Women Voters 4. Phi PATRICIA ANNE BRUCE Overhills, X. C. Campbell CoUege 1. J: Salutatorian 2; Marshal 1, 2; Chief Marsh;,! l; President of Honor Society - ' : Feature Editor of l ' i„, Burr 2: B.S.U. Executive Council 2: Greater Council 3: Eta Pi 1: Choir 1; Meredith College :i. 1: F.T.A. 3. I; Student League of Women Voters :i. 1: Y.W.A. 1. -!. :i: LR.C. 4. NANCY BUNN BUNTING Astro Business Nashville, X. C. Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3: ' I ' m io Staff, Business Manager 4; F.T.A. 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 : Hockey Varsity 2, 3; Stunt 2, 3; Finance Chairman Religious Focus Week 3; University of North Carolina Summer School 3. 7?te edit alteye etcu oj J957 MARLENE KEEP CAyLBERG Astro Business Raleigh, N. C. Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Stunt 2, 3; Third Vice-President of Day Students 2, Second Vice-Presi- dent of Day Student 3; Student Government Council • , 3; Twig Staff 3, 4, Chief Typist 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women :i, 4, Vice-President 4: Transfer Counselor 4; B.S.I ' . Extension Committee 4; Kappa N ' u Sigma 4, Reporter 4; Mrs. Club 4, Vice- President 4; Tyner Education Club 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2,3. ELEANOR CLARK Varina, . C. Spanish Club 1, 2; Polk Dance Club 1; Committee of 10(1 1, 2; Stunt 2, 3j Phi Treasurer 2; V.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Oak Leavks Staff 2, Business Manager 3, Senior Editor 4; F.T.A. 4; Student Government Council 4, Vice-President of Faircloth. BESSIE TIIEO CODAS MILDRED CLAYTON Business Bunnlevel, N . C. Club 2, 3, 4; Education Hemic i, N. C. A. A. Board 2, 3; Softball Varsity 1; Individual Sports Manager 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 2, 3; Colton English Club 2; I. B.C. 3, 4; Student League 4; McDowell Music Club 4. W- «r v r 1 i ■!,; MARY CATHERINE COLE Jacksonville, N. C. Math German Club 1, 2; Y.W.A. I, 2. 3; A. A. Board 4, Equitation .Manager 4; Westminister Fellowship Vi ce- President 3, President t; Sunday School Secretary 2, 3; Hoof Print Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Meredith College Horsemanship Trophy 3; B.S.U. Executive Council 3; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; Canady Math Club 3, 4. Reporter t; World Uni- versity Service Chairman 2; Freeman Religion Club 4, Secretary 4; Stunt Cast 2, Program Chairman 3, Committee 4; University of North Carolina Summer School 2. REBECCA COOPER Merry Oaks, N. C. 7KvieeUc6. @oMe$c CAROL COOKE Raleigh, X. C. ia u Sigma I: Assistant Editor of Ac PATRICIA JEAN CORBETT Astro Piano mnl Public School Mu. i - Kcnly, N. C. McDowell Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Meredith Play House 1, 2, 3, t, Vice-President 4; Alpha Psi Omega I; Mereditli College Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2: Mereditli College Summer School Student Government 2; Atlantic Christian Sum mer School 3; Twig Staff 3, 4; Oak Leaves Staff 3; A.A. Board 3, Volleyball Manager; Monogram Club 3, 4; Volleyball Varsity; Y.W.A. 1, 3, 4; Stunt 1, 2, 3; M.E.N.C. 3. JACKLYN ANNETTE CORN Astro Prim,,,-,, Educati High Point, N. C. Y.W.A. 1; F.T.A. :i, + ; Stunt Cast 3; Stunt Co mittec 1,2,3; International Relations Club I; Stud League of Women Voters 3, 4; High Point Colle Suinnit-i ' School 2, 3; Delegate to Student Legislature CECILIA YOUNG DENNING Astra Elementary Educatio Angier, N. C. College of William and Mary 1, 2; Basketball Varsit Chorus 1; Choir 2; Campbell College 2; Kpsilo Pi Eta 2; Meredith 3, + ; Mr College Summer School + ; Dean ' . ' 3; W, ( 44 04 J957 ELIZA CULBERSON COCKE Astro English Major Raleigh, N. C. Acorn Start ' 2, :i. Editor I; Astro Secretary 2; Nomi- nating Committee I; Cor itlee of 100 t; Grand- daughters ' Cluli 1, 2. :i, t; I.R.C. 2, 3; Pr.ce Latin Club 2; Colton English Club 2. :i, t, Vice-President :i: Stunt Committee 2, I, Cast I; Senior Superlative; Dean ' s List; Avery Colton English Award :i; Society Literary Award :i; Cast of Medea 3. PATSY ANN DIXON Phi Elementary Education Leasbury, N. C. Averett; Chorus 1, 2; Y.W.A., Social Chairman 2; B.S.U. 2; Philomathean Literary Society 1, 2: Pendulwm Staff 2; Chcmticlmr Staff 1, 2; Dean ' s List 2; Swimming Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 2. Meredith: Chorus 3; Summer S( Oak Leaves BusineS! Association 3, +. it ' i.i . Hi © A N. C. B.S.C Greater Council 1. 2: Executive Council 4; Religion Club I. - ' . 3, t. Vice-President t; Tun. Staff 3; Acorn Shirt ' 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 3,  : Spanish Club 1. 2, 3, I; Stunt Cast 1, ' . ' , 3; Dean ' s List 2, 3, I: Volleyball Team 3. HllillY ESTHER DIIVKIi Shelby, N. C. Dance Club; Playhouse; Tyner Education PATRICIA ANN DRAUGHON Clinton. S. C. Spanish Club 2; Summer Scl 1 1. 2j East Carolina Summer School 1 ; Stunt 2. :i, t; Barber Science Club 2, 3, -t, President I; Delegate to Collegiate Academy of Science I. 7?tviedct6- ( oUcfc JANET FIT.CHKR tro Elementary Education Rocky Mount, N. C. unselor 2, I; Vice-President Stringfield Dorm 3; h Leaves Start 3; Freshman and Junior Marshal 3j Maj Court Attendant 1; Maid of Honor 4; mmittee Religious Focus Week 1, 3. II IK I. MA .lOAN ' NK GIBSON ($Ute 1957 Fayetteville, X. C. Counselor 2, 3; Price Latin Club 1, 2. ' President 4; Freeman Religion Club 2, :i, Tyner Education Club :i, 4; Y.W.A, I. Stunt Committee 3, 4. Gastonia, N. ( ' . Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3, 1; Spanish (lull l, 3, 4; A. A. Hoard 3; F.T.A. 3, Vice-President 4. SAMMY JEANNE GREALISH Phi Voice Bristol, Va. Stunt 1, 2, 3; Oak Leaves Staff 2; Twig Staff 1, 2, 3; Business Committee of ion l, 2, 3; Hoofprint Club 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; McDowell Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 2, 3, t; Chorus 2, 3, t. President 4; Plav- Winthrop College 1 ; Dean ' s List 1 ; Social Dance Club house 1, 2, 3, t. President t; Student Government 1; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 8, 4, Secretary 4; Council 3; Nominating Committee 4; Superlative Stunt Committee 2; Future Teachers of America 4; 4; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 1; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 4; Meredith College Summer School 3; Twig Typist 4. Silver Shield 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4; Dean ' s List. EVA ELIZABKTI1 ( lit A 1 N( I I ' .K Nichols, S. C, MAUII.YN LET raimittee of loo l ; German Club 1, 2, Reporter 2; cDowell Music Club 1, 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 4, Chaplain 3, 1; Counselor 2, 3; Triple Trio 3, 4; College Chorus 2, 3, 1: Stunt 2, 3; Vice- ■esideni of Phi Society :i; Nominating Committee Leadership Council 4; President of Phi Society 4; nior Superlative 1; Dean ' s List t; Who ' s Who. ANGELA ESTELLE GRIFFITH b 2, :l; Student League of Women .!(.( ' . 2. :i, 4: Stunt 2, 3; Art Club 4; MARY EDNA GRIMES Phi Home Economics Smithfield, N. C. Class Treasurer 1; Freshman Hockey Stick I; Volley- ball Varsity 1, 2, 3. I; Hockey Varsity 2, 3, 4; Basketball Varsitj 2, 3; Monogram Club 2. 3. t: A. A. Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Counselor 2; Nominating Committee t; Vice-Pres. Silver Shield 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, I- F.T.A. 3, 1; May Court 2; May Queen 4; Superlative 4; Y.W.A. 2, 3; Stunt 2, 3; Dean ' s List 4; Who ' s Who 4. MARGARET GRIMM Astro Piano Carthage, N. C. German Club 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Summer School 1, 2, 3; East Carolina Summer School 2; Student Government Summer School 2; Student Chapter of the American Guild of Organists 2, 3; McDowell Music Club 3. ' WtviecUtA Ue$e M o{ t ?57 PATRICIA ANNE HANKS Astro llishiri Gastonia, N. C. Future Teachers of America 3; Stunt Committee ' - ' . 8; International Relations Club 4.; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4; De legate to Student Legislature 3, 4; Interim Council Member I; Granddaughter ' s Club 4. NANCY CAKOI.YNNK Kinston, N. ( ' . Stunt 1, 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3, t; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 1; Counselor 2, 3; McDowell Music Club 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List. PEGGY ' ENNIS HATCHER Morrisville, N. C. Day Student; Price Latin Club I, Club 3; I.R.C. 3; Student League History ,-ner Educa- JOY ' CE HERNDON Phi Home Economics Apex, N. C. Spanish Club; Twig Staff 1, 2; Y.W.A. 3; Greater B.S.U. 3; Stunt 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Club Reporter 2; Pres. of N. C. College Home Ec. Club -I; Student Government 4; Pres. of Brewer Dorm 4; F.T.A. +; Chorus 2, 3; Deans ' List 3, t. ANITA III All ; Student League of Women Voters 1. 2, 3, t; Play- house I, 2, :i; F.T.A. L Student Government Rep- resentative 2, :i. President L Nice-President of Fair- eloth Dorm.; . tunic. r Class Vice-President 3; Chorus 3; Committee of 100 3; Stunt 2; Director 3, I; Nominating Committee 1; Superlative I: Who ' s Who 1; Summer School Wake Forest 3. PEGGY WHITAKEB HOLLAND Astro Raleigh, N. C. W.C.U.N.C. 1; Chorus I: Meredith College German Club 2, 3; Churns 2, 3, 4, Libre M.E.N.C.; Triple Trio 3, 1: Mrs. Club : President 3, 1; Day Student; Stunt Conim Summer School :s. 4. MARGARET (CATHERINE HOLT Greensboro, N. C. strntekt, n President 4; Nominatin g Comm ttee 4; Hoof Prin t Club 1, 2; Barber Sciem • Club 2 Hon,, Economics Club 1,2,3, t, Social Chair nan 3; C ourtesj Chairman t; Twig Circulation Ma nager 1 2, 3; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Stunt 1. Director 2, 3 Cast I I.R.C. 2. 3; Play louse 1. - ' . Treasurer . ' 5. t; Greater B.S.U. Council 3; Religious Focus Week 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARCIA DF.WKV HOHKK1. tkii N. C. Committee nf 100 I; Spanish Club 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Phi Secretary 2; Phi Marshal 3; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, 1. Program Chairman 3; Stu- dent Government Council 3, Brewer Vice-President: Class President 1: Nominating Comm ' ttee 4; Leader- ship Council 1: Stunt 3, i; Social Standards Com- mittee 4; Dean ' s List; Point System Committee 4. Wtenedct @ Meye (?Um, { 1957 HARRIKTTK ANN HOUSE fh, Education S n ford, N. C. A. A. Board l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Representative I. Hockey Manager 2, Golf Manager 3; Monogram Club President 4; Hockey Varsity 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Twig Staff 3, 1; Tyner Future Teacher ' s Club 3, 1, Social Chairman 4; I. B.C. 2, 3; Colton English 1; French Club 1; Stunt Committee Chairman 1, 2, 3; Playhouse 2. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. ATRICIA li. JACKSON llnmc lirinitiiiiir Raleigh, N. C. Home Economics Club I. 2, 3, t, Reporter 3, Senior Membership Chairman 4; Stunt Cast 2, 4, Program Committee 4. KIHTH KKF.WFR JOHNSON Raleigh, N. C. Stunt Committtee 1, I; Playhouse 1, 4; Granddaugh- ter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Colton English Club 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4; Social Standards Commitlre I. ELLADENE MARIE JOHNSON Dunn, N. C. Sociology Club 2, . , 1, Vice-1 ' resi Ps Chi Psychology Club 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2, Tie isur •r 3, President t; Colton English Club 2; Yu- A. 1, 2, Hall Secretary 1, H ill Program Cha nnan 2 ( ' ■r ;ater B.S.U. Council 3, F, ecutivc B.S.U. 1 Pul icitv Editor 4; Stunt 3. SHIRLEY JEAN JORDAN i Educat Mt. Olive. X. C. ice Latin Club l, 2. 3, i. Treasurer 3; V.W.A. 1. ! ' 3, l: Freeman Religion Club L Stunt I. St mmittee 2, 3; Wake Forest Summer School 3. EVEI.YN VIDEAU JOYNER Astro Primary Education Farmvillc. N. C. Playhouse 2, 3, t. Secretary 3, t; Alpha Psi Omega 3, +. Secretarv-Treasurer I; Stud ent League of Women Voters 2, 3, 1; F.T.A. 3, t; V.W.A. 3; Student Government Council Summer School, Secre- tary 3; .Meredith Greater Council i. ANNETTE IFF KAHN Astro Piano and Public School Music Arapahoe, N. C. French Club 1, 2, Publicity Chairman 1; McDowell Music Club 1. 2, Publicity Chairman 1: Stunt I. 2, Committee Chairman 1; Astro Sergeant-At-Arms 2, Cheerleader 2; Freshman Counselor 2; Chorus 2; Fast Carolina Summer School :{; Dean ' s List Sigma Alpha Iota 2. 3, I. Music St, .re Chairman 3, S.A.I. Scholarship t ; M.E.N.C. 3. i ; Student Government 3, t. Vice-President of Stringfield 3, Social Standards Chairman 4; Dav Student I; Nominating Committee + ; Kappa Nu Sigma +; Who ' s Who i. ANNIE LAURIE KFF Phi Manteo. N. C. Tomorrow ' s Business Women 3; YAV.A. Hall Chair- man 2; Acorn Staff 3: Class Vice-President 2; A. A. Hoard 2. 3: Oak Leaves Staff 1; Stunt 1, 2, 3; Hoof- print Cluh 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; Hockey Varsity 1.2- Fast Carolina Summer School 1, 2; Social Stand- ards Committee 3: Weslev Foundation Council 2. ' TftetecUt @oUeye (?Um o{ 1957 MARY FRAN ' CES KERLEY phi Public School Music Kittrell, N. C. B.S.U. Council, Music Chairman 2, Sunday School Representative 3, College Representative Chairman 4; Twig Staff 3, 4; Stunt Cast 3, 4, Stunt Committee 2. 3, 4; World University Service Chairman 2; Free- man Religion Club 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Playhouse I, 2, 3; Worship Chairman Religious Emphasis Week 2: M.E.N.C. 3. i: Committee of 11)0 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; McDowell Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Guild of American Organists 3; French Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List. Ahoskie, N. ( ' . Y.W.A. 1. 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasu Student League of Women Voters 2, 3; Stunt Committee 4; Chorus 4; May Court 4. KATHERIXE CHUNGHO KING Phi Chemistry Paipei, Taiwan, China National Taiwan University 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Barber Science Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Sigma Pi Alpha Associate Member 3; Y.W.A. 4, Dorm Community Mission Chairman 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 4. DOROTHY MYHL KINKEAD Astro Biology Rocky Mount, N. ( ' . A. A. Board 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Volleyball Varsity 2, Manager 2; Softball Varsit; Club 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Ba 2, 3, 4; Stunt Committee 1, Stunt rbe i; Monogram Science Club Dean ' s List. J |W MILDRED REBECCA KNIGHT Phi History Raleigh. N. C. Day Student; Tyner Education Club 3; Student League nf Women Voters 3, 4, Vice-President 4; I.R.C. 3, 4. IDDIE SLRETHA KNOTT Phi Sociology Oxford, X. C. Mars Hill Junior College 1. 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; B.T.U. Deputation Chairman 2; Volunteers for Christ 2; Choralettes 2; Twenty Singers 1; Triple Trio 1; Clio Music Critic 2; Mixed Chorus 1; B.T.U. Secre- tary 1; Meredith College 3. 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 4; Student League of Women Voters 3; Y.W.A. 4; Sociology Club 4; Chorus 3, 4. CAROLYN ANN LAINE Phi Education Morehead City, N. C. French Club 1; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Stunt Cast 3. X. Stunt Committee 2. 3; Playhouse Fall Production 3; Fresh- man Counselor 1; I.R.C. 4; Student league of Women Voters 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Art Club 4; Chorus 3. SARA GORHAM LAWRENCE Astro Public School Music Tarboro, N. C. Freshman Counselor 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3; Freeman Religion Club 4; Tyner Edu- cation Club t; M.E.N.C. 3, 4; McDowell Music Club 2, 3; Stunt Cast 1, 4, Committee Co-Chairman 3, 4; Religious Focus Week Committee of 100 3; Chorus 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 3; Summer School, East Carolina 3. Wake Forest 2. MeredO tMe$e Phi SARA CORNELIA LEE Orecnville, N. C. History Hoofprint Club 1. ' - ' : C.randdaughter ' s Club 1, 2. 3, President 4; Colton English Club 2, 3, 4; Freeman Religion Club 1; Student League of Women Voters 4; Price Latin Club 1, 2; Counselor 3; Stunt 3; As- sistant Editor of Acorn 4: I.R.C. i. gta44 of t957 VIRGINIA CAROLYN LEE Spanish Club 1, 2; Freeman Religion Cluh 1; Rarber Science Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; F.T.A. 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2. RORREE SNIDER I.INVII.LE Winston-Salem, N. C. Mars Hill Junior College 1, 2; Clio Literary Society I, 2; Marshal 2, Censor 2, Secretary 2; Y.W.A. Council 2; Art Club 2; Meredith Greater B.S.U. Council 3, Executive Council 1, 4; Oak Leaves Staff, Art Editor 4. JACQUELINE LOUISE LITTLE Astro Education Ayden, N. C. Spanish Cluh 2; F.T.A 4; Summer School East Caro- lina College 1, 2; Stunt Committee 3, 4; Wesley Foundation Council 3, 4. 0% «% i MK -  . JULIA ANN LOCKARD Jjlm Son Economics Uniontown, Maryland St. Mary ' s Seminary Junior College I. 2; A.A. 1, 2j Choir 1, J, Choir Treasurer 2; Art Club 1, 2; Home Ecoi its Club I. 2, President 2; Cartellan Art Co- Editor 2; Meredith College 3, I: Home Economics Club :i, t. Home Economics Chili Reporter t; Art Club t: Mere dith Summer School 3; Y.W.A. t; Education Club 1; Stunt 3, 4. MARY SLESSOR LONG NANCY RUTH 1 ,ONG Publii Cumherl and, Man ' land St. Mary ' s Seminary Jr. College 1. 2; Student Council Vice-President 2; Dorm President 2; Choir Accompan- ist 1, 2; Ensemble 2. May Day Princess 1, 2; Home Economics Club President 2; Orientation Committee 2; Meredith College 3, t: Transfer Counselor 4; Phi Mar- shal t; McDowell Music Club 3, t. President 4; Triple Trio 4; Chorus 3, I: M.E.N.C. 3; S.A.I, !•; Stunt 3; Y.W.A. Publicity Chairman 4. liehll. N. C. Mars Hill Junior College 1. 2; Clio Literary Society 1,2, Marshal 2; B. S. U. Summer Council 1. 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Yolunteers for Christ 1, 2, Council 2; Choraletters 1. 2. Chaplain 2. Tennis Club 1; Dorm Yice-President 1, Scriblerus Club 1, 2; Meredith College 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4, President 4; Student League of Women Yoters 3; McDowell Music Club 3; Student Chapter of American Guild of Organists 3, 4; Music Educators National Conference 3. CORINNE LITTLE LOWKHY Wingate, N. C. Twig Photography Editor 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2. 3, 1. Publicity Chairman 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hoof Print Club 1, 2, 3; Stunt 2, 3; Chorus 2; Wingate College Summer School 2; Florida State University Summer School 3; Art Club 4; Committee of 100 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2. Tftetedtt @oUeye (?Um, 1957 JEANNETTE SAUNDERS LUCAS Phi Math Willow Springs, N. C. Freshman Counsel or 2; Canaday Math Club 2, 3; Barber Sc K ATI 1 E KIN E M acI )( )N A 1 .1 ) Astro Education Y.W.A. I; Spanish ( ' Education Club I; Sti 4; Art Cluh 1. ,f Women Voters LETHA JULENE BARLOW McPHAUL Phi Music Educati North Wilkesboro, N. C. Flora Macdonald College 1; Highland Players I)i matics Club 1 ; St. Cecilia Music Club 1 ; Dean ' s I, 1; Meredith College 2, 3, 4; McDowell Music CI 3, 4.; Student Organ Guild 2, 3; M.E.N.C, 3, 4; Y.W. 2; Twig Staff 3, Advertising Manager 4.; Mrs. Club German Club 2, 3; Program Chairman of MeDow Music Club 4; Chorus 2, 4; Appalachian State Teat er ' s College Summer School. EDNA GWENDOLYN MADDREY Raleigh, N. ( ' Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3, 1; Committee of 1( 1, 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3, L Sophomore Clai il Con- ■-Presi- B.S.U. urer 1; Vho I; ist Counselor 2, 3; Religio ub ference Chairman 3; I A. dent 3, Day Student 4; Council 3, 4; Student G ell Nu Sigma 4; Silver SI ch- Nominating Committee Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4. LOIS MAE MARTIN Averett Junior College I, 2; Nemo Literary Society 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; B.S.U. 1. 2; Meredith College 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3, 4; B.S.U. Greater Council 4; Spanish Club 4; Freeman Religion Club. KEBEKAH ANNE MILES Aatro Public School Music Burlington, X. C. McDowell Music Club 1. 2, 3; MENC 3; Twig Staff 1, 2, 3, Advertising Manager 3; Treasurer of Junior Class 3; Sigma 1 ' i Alpha 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 3, President 4; Triple Trio 4; Business Manager of Acorn 4; Student League of Women Voters 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Stunt I, 2, 3, 4; Sumer School Elon College, University of North Carolina 3; Committee of 100 3; Dean ' s List. KITZI MILLER Astro Elementary Education Asheville, N. C. Mars Hill College 1, 2; Nonpareil Literary Society, Hostess 1, Vice President 2; Drum Majorette 1, 2; Dormitory Officer 2; Archery Club 1; May Court 1. 2; Homecoming Queen 2; Superlative 2; Meredith College 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. Secretary 4; Stunt 4; Student Govern- ment Council 4; Hoofprint Club 4; Student League of Women Voters 4; Art Club 4; Astro Marshal 4. DIANE MORRIS Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, Pianist 4; Mc- Dowell Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3; Sigma Pi Alpha. WviedCt6 0oUeye 44 oj ?957 IDA OLIVIA MUI.LIXS Washington, D. C. Wilson Teach ■r - s College; College Life Committee 1, 2; Class Sec retary 2; Spectacle) Columnist 2; lire reation Club 1 , 2; Meredith College; German Club 4 I.R.C. 4. JOCELYN NELMS ,i :, „ ille, X. C. McDowell Music Club 3, 1, Secretary 1; F.T.A. 3, 4, Treasurer t; Chorus 2, :{, 4; Modern Dance Club 8, Student Government Council, Vice-President Fairclotb 4; Summer School 3; Stunt Committee 3; Orientation Guide 4. MARY VIRGINIA NEWSOM Attn, Elementary Education Salisbury, X. C. Tyner Education Club 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 3; Hoot ' print Club 1, 2; Catawba College Summer School 2; Meredith Summer School 3; Y.W.A.; Stunt Cast 3; Stunt Committee 2, 4; I.R.C. 4. BETTE ALICE NOCK German Club 1, 2; Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3; Twig Staff 3, 4, Day Student Editor 3, As- sistant Editor 4; Dean ' s List. WILMA GRACE OWENS Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3i Math ( President 4: Spanish 2, 3; Stunt Committei President 4; Y.W.A. I! ball 2; F.T.A. 4; Kap] urer 4; Dean ' . ' ain, N. C. lib 2, :i, t. Social Chairman 3, ' lull 2, 3, 1. Vice-President 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, :i. l. II Chairman 3; Varsity Soft- s ' u Sigma, Secretary-Treas- 3, 4. RUTH HAINES PAGE Park ton, N. C. LILLIAN MARIE PEELE Astro Sociology Williamston, N. C. Sociology Club 2, :i, 1, President 4; Spanish Club 2; Y.W.A. I, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Stunt Cast 2, 3, 4; Hoofprint Club 1; Art Club 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; I.R.C. 4; Student League of Women Voters 3, t; Meredith Summer School 2; East Carolina College Summer School 1, 3. PEGGY JOYCE PEOPLES Statesville, N. C. Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi Club 3, 4; Edu- cation (lull 4; Meredith Summer School 1, 3. 7%etedtf6 @oUeye et u of t957 LOIS LEE POND Lynchburg, Va MARTHA ROBERTS PREVATTE I.K.C. C ' luli 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, President 3; Student League of Women Voters 2, 3, t; Price Latin Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; North Carolina State Student Legislature 3, 4; Interim Council t; Chorus 3, 1; Triple Trio 4; Student Government Council, Vice- President of Vann 3, Vann President 4; Twig Staff 1, 2; Oak Leaves Staff 3; Sociology Club 3; Con. mittee of 100 3; Stunt 1, 2, 3, 4: Lynchburg College School 2, 3; Superlative 4. RUTH PUTNAM Phi English Cherryville, N. C. Mars Hill Junior College 1, 2; B.S.U. Council 3; Nominating Committee 3; Jrorn Junior Editor 3, Circulation Manager 4; Colton English Club 3, 4, President 4; Transfer Counselor 4; Summer School Student Government President 3; Phi Chaplain 4; YAV.A. Program Chairman 4. Y.W.A. 1, 2,3 Council, Seen 3, 4; Spanish Faircloth Pr Leaves 3; Ho Bee 4; Dean ' s Hall Chairman; Stunl 1 tarv 2, First Viec-1 ' rcsid v Math Club 2, 3, 4; Kep Club 2, 3; Student Cover sident 1; Sigma l ' i Al] jfprint Club 1, 2; Judge . List. ANNIE RANSONE 2,3, 4; B.S.U. •nt 3; Counse- .rler 3; F.T.A iment Council, ha 3, 4; Oak f Corn Huskin Enfield, N. C. I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Student League of Women Voters 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4; Meredith Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3; Committee of 100 2; Freshman Representative tor Nominating Committee I ; Stunt Committee 1, 2, 3; Sunday School Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; B.T.U. Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Advertising Staff of Twig 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; Wake Forest Summer School 2; Meredith Summer School 3. 5 f f NORMA ALLEN RIFFE I ' lii Elementary Education Athens, West Virginia Concord College; Delta Sigma Epsilon Social Sorority 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Editor of The Shield 2; Meredith College; Treasurer of Mrs. Club t BEVERLY MACE HOWAXD Astro Spanish Morristown, Tennessee Y.W.A. 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; President 3; Sigma Pi Alpha li. I; Astro Chief Marshal 4; Hoofprint Club 2; Stunt 2, :i, 4; Sociology Club 4; Art Club t; May Court 4. JO ANN SKI WILL A FA YE SAWYER Belcross, X. C. Spanish Club 1, 2; Education Club 2, 3. 4; Barber Science Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; A. A. Board 4, Coif Manager I; William and Man Summer School 3; Stunt Committee 3; Stunt Cast 4; Y.W.A. 1, Volley- ball Varsity 4. Cher Stunt Committee Chairman 1, 2, 3, 4; I.R.C. 1; Play- house 1; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Twin Staff 1, 2; Program Chairman, Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Publicity Chair- man, Religious Focus Week 3; French Club 1, 2; English Club 2. 3. t: Hoofprint Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Freshman Counselor 2, 3; Student Government Coun- c 1 Representative 2, Treasurer 3, Chief Counselor 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Kappa Xu Sigma 3, 4, President 4; Nominating Committee 4, Chairman 4; Superlative 4; Who ' s Who: Dean ' s List. 7tte%ecUt Meye etcut 4 W57 MAMIE ALICE SHUTT Phi Business Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Softball Varsity 1 ; Twig Staff 2; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 2, 3, President ' 4; Stunt 3; Student Govern- ment Council, Vice-President of Faircloth 4; F.T.A. 4. DONNIE HONEYCUTT SIMON ' S Astro Spanish Hartsville, S. C. Playhouse 2, 3, 1; Granddaughter ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Greater B.S.U. Council 3; Committee of 100 1; Stunt 2, 4; Oak Leaves Staff 3; Twig Staff 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Guild of ( rganists 4. BETTY FRANCES SMIT1 Hoi, Fuquay Springs, N. C. ' .i-uliiinnrs Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Delegate to State College Clubs Workshop 3; Art Club 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, Hall Chairman 3; Greater B.S.U. Council 3; Religious Focus Week 3; Stunt 2, Com- mittees 1, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Student Government Coun- cil, Brewer Vice-President 4. MARGAHKT ANN ' STKYVART Astro H gh Point, N. C. E (lueatiaii Spanish CI Stunt Cast League of lb 2; Y 3, 4, W.A. 1, 3; F.T.A. Stunt Committee Voters 4; Art CI 3, , lb 4; , 3; 4. l.R.C. 4; Student sp ' J KAY STOUT Raleigh, . C. CAROLYN LOUISE STRAYHORX Phi Ihinn Ecnomics Hillsboro, X. C. Spanish Club 1, 2j Home Economics Club 2. 3, lr Folk Dance Club I; Granddaughter ' s Club I. 2, 3, I. Secretary :i; Stunt 2. 3, ; F.T.A. 3, t; Y.W.A. 1, 2. IRIS FAYF, SULLIVAN Phi Education Roanoke Rapids, . C. Spanish Club 2; Stunt 2, +; Freshman Counselor 4; F.T.A. I; Oak Leaves Staff I: Weslej Foundation Council 2. . ' {• Churns 2. -A: Chairman of Junior-Senior Banquet 3. TftenecUt oMeye DORIS SHROPSHIRE THORNTON Phi Home Economics Cartersville, Georgia Carson-Newman College 1, 2; President of Freshman Dormitorj 1; Member of Woman ' s Student Govern- ment 1; Y.W.A. 1, 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 1, 2, B.S.U. Choir I. 2: Home Economics 1, 2; Definite Service Band 1, 2, Vice-President 2; Hvpotian Lit- eral Societj 1. 2; Georgia Club 1, 2; Meredith Col- let;, A. ; Y.W.A. 3; B.S.U. Greater Council 3; (footprint Club 3; Home Economics Club 3, t: .Mrs. Club 4. et«M of t ?57 JEANNE TONG REBECCA ANN TB VMME1 lion,, Econ ICS Phi linn,: Singapore, Malaya Bumsville, N. ( ' . Home Economics Club 2. :i. 1, Treasurer 4; M a r Hill College 1, . ' ; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Psi Chi Club 4; Sigma Pi Alpha Court 3; Phi Chief Marshal t. CARLKTTA GAIL WAKI l- ' aycttr Millsaps College 1 ; Vikings 1 ; Meredith College 2, 3, t; Counselor 3, 4; Colton English Club 3, 4, Secretarv- Treasurer 4; Price Latin Club 3, 4. Publicity Chairman 4 ; Stunt 2, 3, 4. BETSY WELLS Elm City, N. C, Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 3: Stunt Cast 1. 2, 4; A. A. Board 2. 3. 4, Health Chairman 2, Badminton Manager 3, Social Chairman I; Committee of Kill 3; Meredith Summer School 2; Sociology Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Superlative 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. Q PERTH A IS ELL WESTON FAYE WHEELEB Phi Organ Raleigh, N. C. German Club 1. 2; Day Student Second Vice-President 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Student Group of Amer- ican Guild of Organists 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4; Class President 3; Nominating Committee 3; Stunt Program Chairman 4; Student Government Council Vice-President 4; Silver Shield; Superlative; Who ' s Who. KAY MARSHALL WHITE Ash. N. C. Hoofprint Club 1, 2, 3, t. Treasurer 2; Student League of Women Voters 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Spanish Club 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; Freshman Counselor 2; Greater B.S.L ' . Council 3; Stunt 1. 2, 3, 4, Committee Chairman 3, Director 4. VIRGINIA WHITLEY Phi Education Fremont, N. C. W.C.U.N.C. 1. 2; YAV.C.A. 1, 2; Recreation Associa- tion 1, 2; Glee Club 2; German Club 1, 2; Hall Proctor 1; Meredith College 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4, His- torian 4; Stunt Cast 3. Program Committee 4; Play- house 3, 4; Westminister Fellowship 2, 3, t. Council 4; Hoofprint Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Zeno Martin Award 3; Psi Chi Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 4; Oak Leaves Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Mono- gram Club 4. t 7H tedit @ Meye 0Uu ol J957 phi MA.TORIE JACKSON WIGGINS Dunn, X. C. German Club 1, 2, 8, , Secretary 2; Freeman Religion Club 1. - ' , 8, 4, Vice-President 3; Colton English Club 2; Committee of 100 1; Twig Staff 2; Y.W.A. 1. 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 2, Executive B.S.I 1 . Council, Program Chairman 3; Stunt 2; Student Government Council, Stringfield President 4; Dean ' s List. BOBBITT CLAY WILLIAMS AltTO liusinrss Rocky Mount, N. C. Stunt Cast 2, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Tomorrow ' s Busi- ness Women 3, 4-, Treasurer ; Dean ' s List; Akron University Summer School :i; Mrs. Club 3, Secretary. JO ELLEN WILLIAMS Astro Relivlov Monroe, N. C. Freeman Religion Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Devotional Chairman 2, Vice-President 3; Psi Chi Club Secretary 3; Counselor 2; Social Standards Committee 1, 4; Student Government Coun- cil Vice-President of Vann 3; Stunt 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Religious Focus Week 2, 3; Class Vice- President 4; Superlative 4; B.S.U. Greater Council 1, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY JO WILLIAMS Black Mountain, N. C. History Oak Leaves Staff: Freshman Editor 1, Photography Editor 2, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Government Council 3; Freshman Counselor 2; Nomi- nating Committee 4; I.R.C. 2, 3, 4; Student League of Women Voters 3, 4; Tyner Education Club 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2; Hoof print Club 3; Stunt 2, 3; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Elections Official 2. J-- « 3H l ' %r €$ s Astro TOMMIE KITH WOKKKI.I. Colerain, N. ( ' . Chowan College 1, 2; Y.W.A. Mission Studj Chair- man 1; Chowanian Staff 1; Glee Club 1, 2; B.S.U. Third Vice-President 2; Part-Time Church Secretary 2; leader ' s Assistant in Junior T.U. 2; Sunday School Class Secretary 2; Assistant Sunday School Teacher 2; Y.W.A. 2; Riding Club 2; Meredith College 3, t: Student League of Women Voters 3; Chorus 3: B.T.U. Secretary 3; Church Choir 3, 4; Vespers Committer 3; Y.W.A. 3, 4; 1 ' si Chi Club 4; Tomorrow ' s Business Women 4; LISTEN Campaign Committee 4; B.T.U. Officer t; Sunday School Officer 4. Astr NANCY YOUNG Henderson, N. C. Class Secretary I; Freeman Religion Club 1. 2. 3, 4; German Club 1. 2; Y.W.A. 1. 4; B.S.U. Council Treasurer 2, Social Vice-President 3, President 4; Religious Focus Week Chairman 3; Committee of 100 1, 2; Nominating Committee 4; Stunt 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Silver Shield President; Counselor 2; Superlative t; Who ' . Who; Margaret Schwartz Citizenship Award. CATHY YATES Pittsboro, N. C. M;hs Hill Junior College 1. 2; Glee Club 1; Archery Club 1; W.A.A. Council 2; M-Blem Club 1, 2; Softball Club I. 2; Hiking Club 2; French Club 1. 2; Non- pareil Literary Society 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Secretary 2, Society Superlative 2 ' ; Winner of Gold M 2; Dean ' s List; Senior Superlative; Sunday School Vice-Presi- dent 2; Meredith College 3. 4; Silver Shield 4; Grand- daughter ' s Club 3. 4. President 4; Phi Sergeant-at- Arms i: A corn Circulation Manager 4; A. A. Board t: Hockey Varsity 3. i: Softball Varsity 3; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Duchess of Faculty Student Playday; Publicity Chairman of Colton English Club 4; Senior Superlative; Dean ' s List; Volleyball Varsity 3, 4; Stunt 3, 4. TKeneditA, goUeye im oj t957 History of the Junior Class Big Sisters at last ! We got two years behind, but we ' re not gonna stop; We got things to plan like the Junior-Senior Hop. This is the year for the class rings to come, And a thousand other things just gotta be done. And indeed those thousand other tilings were important too . . . Rush Week with its many society socials . . . Corn Husking Bee . . . Football Games . . . Stunt Night . . . bridge parties . . . planning for our new Student Union . . . fraternity serenades . . . caroling . . . hall parties . . . diamonds . . . term papers . . . cramming for exams . . . dances at Carolina, State, Duke and Wake Forest . . . elections of rising seniors to head the campus organizations . . . those memorable week ends . . . spring fever . . . more term papers . . . coffee breaks . . . May Day. . . . And finally we have earned the name Seniors! flocniox @t z 4, C tce% Nancy Wallace President Eunice DuRant Vice-President Lula Mae Jones Secretary Clara Hudson Treasurer vf ' v) fv First -(nr, left to right. Allen, Marcia Jeannine Balfour, Shelia Mary Barger, Janice Aileen Barnes, Patricia Gail Second row: Bass, Madaline Thomasine Baxter, Emma Elizabeth Bennett, Betty England Bennett, Carol Marilyn Wenedttk 0oUe$e $?W 04 ? ?5X First row, left to right: Second row: Bone, Martha Louise Boyles, Marjorie Ann Bone, Peggy Jo Browning, Barbara Jordan Bowden, Mary Eleanor Burgess, Melba Virginia Bowling, Shirley Sherron Burroughs, Nancy Jane t$ £) First row, left to right: Byrd, Shirley Grey Byrne, Virginia Dare Cagle, Lela .Mae Carroll, Charlotte Elizabeth Second row: Caspari, Dale Verna Chandler, Ada Fay Corbett, Lynn Creech, Margaret Leigh TfCenedit Me$e glcu 9$ t95X First row, left to right: Second row: Dempsey, Miriam Delores DuRant, Eunice Lee Eddins, Glenda Jane Eddins, Katie Joyce Fagan, Sara Louise Farris, Margaret Anita Fasul, Martha Steve Flynn, Mary Elizabeth First row, left to right: Second row: Forehand, Betty Baker Graham, Dorothy Annette Formyduval, Avis Fay Grant. Mary Lou Frazier, Clara Wright Greene, Betsy Carol Gilbert, Emily Anne Greene, Patricia Anne MeneeUt Me$e etcuA o{ t95% First row, left to right: Grigg, Linda June Hazelwood, Barbara Ann Herring, Joyce Marie Hicks, Mary Elizabeth Second row: Hinson, Nell Rose Hobbs, Ann Elizabeth Hobby, Mae Omie Horton, Mona Fay ti € First row, left to right: Second row: Howard, Anne Elizabeth Huskey, Lula Ostcen Hudgins, Katherine Belle Ingram, Juanita Sparks Hudson, Clara Lucille James, Molly Marvin Hunter, Nancy Spruill Jenkins, Elsie Janet 7%e iedct6 (ZoUeye $ W V 195% First row, left to right. Second row: Johnson, Ernestine Elizabeth Johnson, Fonrose Dale .Johnson, Katie Frances .Johnson, Kay Elizabeth Jones, Lula Mae Jones, Virginia Lee Joyner, Nancy Carol Jovner, Peggy Elaine € ' ft ?, fy ft First rare, left to right. Kellum, Hetty Carol Kendrick, Rebecca Inez King, Lucretia Tillman Kipp, Edna Faye Second row: Lancaster, Alice Ann Lane, Betsy Carole Lee, Mary Lou Lesniak, Hazel Coiner t 7fteiectit6, @oMeye et«M { ?95X First rote, left to right. Second roa Livingston, Christine Sarah Lofberg, Cecilia Kcrstin Lowder, Carolyn Rousseau Lundy, Miriam Virginia McGlamery, Nancy Anne Mclntyre, Martha Ellen McKinley, Donna Ray Maynard, Amanda Jane First row, left to right: Second row: Mills, Nancy Catherine Moore, Louise Mildred Morris, Vivian Yvonne Moss, Susan Lee Mott, Margaret Gertrude Munn, Faye Virginia Murray, Rebecca Jean Myers, Hilda Ree THenedCt @olleye gleu { t95X First row, left to right. Second rotv: Nesbitt, Bar bara Ann Newton, Sally Stephana Oliver, Mary Frances Oliver, Ruth Atkinson Parham, Geraldine Ruth Pass, Virginia Lee Perkins, Nancy Carol Phillips, Bonnie Sue fi £■ •■ First row, left to right: Piver. Mary Nell Powell, Mary Fiances Rogers, Merle Skillman, Joyce Williams Second row: Slate, Margaret Elizabeth Smith, Linda Warren Stembridge, Jane Shelton Stephenson, Joyce Marie WviecUt6 Me$c w oj ?95X First row, left to right: Second row: Stephenson, Norma Faye Swindler, Susie Juanita Stone, Virginia Ann Thomas, Kay Zehna Stout, Patricia Anne Thompson, Audrey Olive Strother, Shirley Sue Wallace, Nancy Finch First row, left to right: Watkins, Patricia Pratt Wellons, Janncey Lane Whedbee, Ruth Carole Whisnant, Nancy Elizabeth Third row. Second row: White, Kay Smith Williams, Cornelia Ann Williams, Betty Jane Winstead, Lou White Wishart, Heather Elinor Yancey, Peggy Anne Young, Sybil Rose THeneditt. frUeye (? Um, o£ W5X History of the Sophomore Class What have we here. ' Girls wlin have completed the first half of a swift journey during which they have . . . . . . winked together on Corn Husking, Stunt, and the daisy chain . . . played together in team sports on the athletic field, and bridge in the new Meredith College Student Union . . . studied together When that Aprille, atoms, and amoebas . . . worshipped together at family altar, chapel, and church Girls who have grown together through all these experiences and are now ready to enter the upperclassman ' s coach for the last half of their challenging journey. SofiAam ie @laA4, C tcet Elizabeth Taylor President Joyce Hargrove Vice-President Bobbie Meeks Secretary Mary Alice Cusack Treasurer 09 9 ® @ Q m ft Ci ' f 4 4 f £ £ $ © • ' ir.«f v c, left to right: Third row: Almond, Virginia Katherine Conyers, Mary Ruth Arnold, Kay Delle Cooper, Carolyn Atkinson, Margaret Lee Cox, Eleanor June Beal, Mary Eunice Craig, Nancy Rimmer Bullock, Betsy Estelle (room, Mildred Marie Burleson, Dorothy Elaine Cusack, Mary Alice Second row: Fourth row: Case, Janet Elliott Cutts, Nancy Campbell Caudle, Frances Ann Daniel, Peggy Speight Cherry, Eleanor Hope Davis, Linda Foushee Clayton, Marlene Dare Davis, Mary Lou Cole, Mary Carleton Dean, Emily Joyce Conley, Ellen Harriet Dean, Martha Louretti Tftctedit fait ? 44 0 1959 First row, left to right: Third row: Dean, Mary Ann Diggs, Dixie Gail Dixon, Doris Marie Earley, Barbara Ann Ellis, Goldie Loretta Farrell, Jo Ann Godwin, Kathryn Louise Hadley, .June Fave Hale, Ha el Beddingfield Hampton, Mary Marshall Hargrove, Merlyn Joyce Harrison, Elizabeth Ann Second rote: Fourth row: Fentress, Margie Carolyn Foster, Joyce Ann Foulds, Eleanore Frances Fowler, Frances Ann Freeman, Ann Mitchell Fuller, Anne Rosson Hoffler, Miriam Baker Holland, Nancy Fave Hooks, Betsy Frank Howard, Carolyn Fave Hoyle, Betty Lou Hudgins, Bettie Ann 0 © V $ r j First row, left to rigid: Inscoe, Carol Lee Johnson, Barbara Sue Johnson, Patricia Ann Jones, Charlotte Anne Joyner, Kathryn Elizabeth Kelley, Alice Jo Second row: Kendall, Jo Anne Kerlev, Ellen Carole Lanier, Caroline Patricia Letellier, Jean Lewis, Jacqueline Lewis, Mary Hanna TftetecUtA, @alleye • V Third row: Little, Faye Williamson Locke, Fave Marie McLamb, Polly Anne Martin, Marilyn Faye Matzner, Sue Ridge Maynard, Patricia Louis Fourth row: Maynard, Sylvia Liles Meeks, Bobbie Artis Mercer, .Ian Carol Miller, Caroline Mintz, Joanna Mae Montague, Myra Joan eu 04 1959 First row, left to right: Third row: Moore, Janie Mae Morgan, Mary Margaret Nowell, Glenn Frances Owen, Jane Spaulding Page, Ann Gibson Paris, Margaret Lucy Roberts, Carolyn Ellen Robertson, Sarah Anne Rucker, Jimniie Irene Ryan, Xannette Mercer Scaggs, Judy Isabel Scott, Beverly Mitchell Second row: Fourth row: Peacock, Joan Carolyn Powell, Peninah Watkins Prickett, Ethelyn Anne Ray, Ida Annabel Reid, Jane Betbia Renfrew, Katherine Anne Seals, Harriette Anne Smart, Joann Smith, Susan Chapped Smith, Zigrida Rita Spence, Phyllis Pritchard Stancil, Sandra Evans © fv o -W t Jijk J V -w (v) O C C: ft -• § Ifl i w A V v 9 p ' ' •.vf rmr, left to right: Thud row: Stokes, Oliver Dianne White, Louise Strole, Jean Elizabeth Wiggins, Hazel Ann Sunnier, Mary .lane Williams, Diane DeLorme Swain, Margaret Etta Williams, .Jessie Marilyn Taylor, Elizabeth Adeline Willis, Donna Sue Thomas, Anne Louise Wilson, Frances Louise Second row: Fourth row: Thomas, Gelynda Elizabeth Woodside, Anne Robinson Turner, Betsy Lee Wright, Mabel Jacqueline Wall, Linda Smith Wampler, Dorothy Dale White, Carol Miller White, Jerry Sandra 7%viecUt6 Ue?e glow oj 7959 History of the Freshman Class Autumn . . . the brilliant red and golden hues of the oak trees . . . the crinkle of crisp leaves underfoot . . . cool, brisk autumn air . . . the tense, exciting moments of Rush Week . . . the going home for the first time . . . green Freshmen winning the Corn Husking Bee . . . the excitement and preparation for Stunt Night. Winter . . . the tinkle of Christmas hells . . . cold stiff fingers . . . excited laughter . . . the joy of Caroling before Christinas . . . home for two weeks . . . Oh ! those exams . . . the new year and more fun rolls around. Spring . . . the buds begin to open . . . green things spring up everywhere . . . the flowers bloom . . . bright, sunny May Day . . . Spring Holidays. long awaited and thoroughly enjoyed . . . one year completed . . . and, a final goodbye to Seniors on Commencement Day. Summer . . . our Freshman year is only a memory . . . now there are only lazy, warm afternoons left in which to reminisce. ?%e6 Pta t @ta O icent Peggy Tetterton President Gail Carter Vice-President Janice Smith Secretary Connie Spivey Treasurer a a $ P c c . ft ft ft Ci C 5 ? f Ftrsi rrnc, • ' to r , , .- Agee, Reva Ann; Allred, Margaret Ann; Allred. Amelia Ann; Allsbrook, Alice Harris; Altman. Virginia Lou; Armstrong. Barbara Hose; Avett. Effie Ann. Second row: Baker. Joyce Ruth; Baker. Lilly Gray; Barherree. Ann Taylor; Barrington. Caro- lyn Louise; Barrow. Lois Anne; Barton. Frances Marie; Beam. Jane Kendall. Third row: Beck. Patricia Nell; Benson, Julianne; Berger. Kitty Sue; Blowe. Jewel Anne; Booe. Helen Sharp; Booth. Barbara Jane; Bowen. Edith Ann. Fourth roic: Boyette. Carolyn Docia; Boykin. Frances Ann; Brantley. Lynda; Brown. Carolyn I aye; Brown. Mary Ann; Bumgarner. Barbara Jean; Burner, Elizabeth Moody. Fifth row: Burroughs. Virginia Parham; Camp- bell. Emily Sue; Carlton. Helen Hendrix; Carr. Carolyn Cecelia; Carr. Marilyn Veronica ; Carroll. Mary Anne; Carter. Elizabeth. Hylton. 7H ieeUt fatteyc w V M° Fir.it row, left to rir ht : Carter. Gail; Carter. Jo Ann; Caudle. Corrine; Chandler. Betty Ann; Cherr. Patricia Ann; Chewning, Ruby Adeline; Choate. Johnsie Diehl. Second row: Comer. Sylvia Lorene; Connor, Mary Agnes; Cooke. Alice Marie; Currier. Kathlyn Douglas; Daniel. Shirley Ruth; Daniels. Margaret Rose; Davenport, Lelia Ann. Third rote: Davis. I eggy Lou; I) an, Emily Nell; DeMent. Linda Le igh; Denny, Cynthia Rose; Dodge. Sarah Lee; Edwards, C irolyn Virginia; Edwards. Rosemarj Fourth rorc: Evans Lynda Ann ; Everett. Emma Nell; Finley. Mar • Ann; Fish er. Janis Kav ; Fontaine, Catherin Spotswood Foy, Belinda Jane; Fuller, Dora Anne, Fifth rorc: Garrard. Sylvia Faye; Goldsmith, Joy Alice; Grice, Cynthia Alice; Griffin. Shirla Brown; Haigh. Lois Elizabeth; Harris. Patricia Ellen; Helms. Sara Frank. o a r €• g a £ p, ft O £ £ $$e$eo$ k a.fi, £ £JL JL £ £ ]T r 1£ © s - 1 a £f 1 ' a £ £ $ iOf £ ± First rinc, left to right: Herring, Harriet Taylor; Third row: Johnson. Joyce Amelia; Jones. Caro- lines. Virginia Bledsoe; Hight, Patricia Ann; lyn Patricia; Jones. Shirley Ann; Justus. Martha Hill. Harriet Lee; Holoman. Edna I,.; Houser. Ernestine; King. Judith Hope; Lloyd. Sylvia Patricia Lee; Howard. Barhara Baker. Deanne; Long, Sara Blake. Second roxc : Hunter, Suzanne; Hutchinson. Penel- Fourth row: Lyles, Jill Brownie; McArthur. Ruby ope Rae; Jackson. Anna Fay; James. Jeanne Lee; McDonald. Mary Jo; McGee, Eleanore Jea- Stuart; Jenkins. Linda Leigh; Johnson, Carol nine; McKcel. Martha Ann; McLamb, Judv Gar- Lynn; Johnson. Carolyn. land; McLin. Sylvia June. Fifth row: Mackintosh. Carol Elizabeth; Man- ning. Jane Adams; Martin. Peggy Sue; Mason. Willilou; Matheny. Betty Jean; Matthews, Jane Arnette; Meier. Jacqueline Pritchard. TH tecUt oUeye First row, left to right: Mercer. Ella Rose; Milli- ken. Elizabeth Ann; Mitchell, Lillian Merle; Montgomery. Sarah Priscilla; Moore. Betsy Ann; Moore, Helen Beckwith; Morgan. Eleanor Janice. Second roic : Morgan. Margaret Ann; Murray. Evelyn .lane; Newsome. Gwili Mae; Norris, Ange- line ' Hedden; Nylund. Nancy Eilzabeth; Ost, Violet Jean; Overton, Joan Carol. el t ? ?6o Third row: Own. Nancy Lee; Parker, Helen Elizabeth; Payne, Nancy Annette; Pearse, Caro- lyn Frances; Pegg. Carolyn Sink; Perkins. Mary Patricia; Phillips, Anne Leslie. Fourth row: Prcsslcy. Glenda Annette; Kackhy. Barbara Gail; Rackley, Elizabeth Ann; Raymond, Kathleen; Reynolds, Jane Ann; Robinson, Jose- phine G.; Rozier, Gladys Ann. Fifth row: Ryan. Patricia Jeanette; Sams. Pa- tricia; Sanderlin. Eliz abeth; Shaw, Mary Koleta ; Singleton, Carolyn Whitehurst; Smith, Barbara Elizabeth ; Smith. Janice Madeline. ®.f 9 P £% 3 ft 9 ft ft Ftrsf rocc, Ze i o rig : Smith. Nellie Dianna; Spivey, Connie Bradley; Stanford. Betty Carolyn; Stokes, Delia Ann: Taylor. Betty Lon; Tetterton, Margaret Ann; Thomas. Frances Evelyn. Second row: Thomerson, Betsy Jon; Thompson, Anne Rav; Thompson, Betty; Thompson, Judith Credle; Turner, Rebecca Jane; Twisdale, Louise Jane; Upchurch, Dora Ann. Third row: Vernon, Elizabeth Sue; Vick, Peggy Joe; Wagoner. Ruth Jane; Waller. Helen Korne- gay; Ward. Frances Elizabeth; Watkins, Rachel Juanita; Webster, Minnie Elizabeth. Fourth row: Weeks. Mary Alice; White. Larnette Williams. Jean Glenn; ' Williams. Peggy Glyn Willis. Laura Frances; Wood. Mary Elizabeth Wood. Sue Ann. Fifth row: Woodward. Jane Elizabeth; Wool- dridge, Mary Ruth; Wooten. Patricia Amelia; Young. Ruth Alline. WenecUtfi, Ue$e glcm o{ I960 faHW Student Government Council . . . Each student is personally responsible for her own conduct, for her obligations to the college community, and for informing herself of and abiding by the college regula- tions. This honor code is the basis upon which the Student Government Council of Meredith College acts and guides. During orientation week, through handbook classes, and open meetings held every Thurs- day in Chapel, the Council attempts to instill the principles of the honor code in the minds of tin- students. Student opinion, criticism, and suggestions are presented during this time and a constant effort is made to improve Student-faculty relations and. on the whole. to make it possible for each Meredith girl to receive all the advantages obtained from self-government. The Social Standards Committee, com- prised of the class presidents, class repre- sentatives, and society presidents, works un- der the Social Standards Chairman of the Council. This committee attempts to integrate the principles of correct behavior with the social events anil activities of Meredith. Through these various means and in co- operation with tin- Advisory and Faculty Com- mittees to Student Government, the Council works to promote high academic, social. and moral standards. Freshman and Transfer Counselors When a new student enters Meredith, she enters a life that can prove to be quite be- wildering as well as new and exciting. The counseling program is set up to help new students adjust themselves in such a manner that they can make their own the academic ideals, Christian principles, and fun and friendliness that symbolize Meredith. Small groups guided by a student counselor and a faculty advisei meet monthly to discuss informally social behavior, manner of dress on and off campus, study habits, and citizen- ship and honor. The purpose of counseling is to make it possible for each student to have a rich and meaningful four years, thus making the college experience a happy $ ;■ J - Baptist Student Union Baptist Student Union — worship at ves- pers — a Tuesday chapel speaker or open meeting — a Y.W.A. study course — a sunrise service — Family Altar — a dorm discussion during Religious Focus Week — fun and fel- lowship with students from other colleges. This is B.S.U. in action. The theme for 1956-57 fitted well our position as Christian students in a community of learning — Lord, Teach Us. Keeping this theme in mind the executive council met early in September at Holden ' s Beach to co- ordinate plans for the year. Upon our return to the campus for Orientation Week, we promptly introduced the new students to Baptist Student Union, which is not only an agency of state-wide and southwide Baptists, but the co-ordinating organization for all Christian student work on campus. The State College Baptist Student Union joined us in entertaining the new students of both colleges in the Meredith College court our first Satur- day night in Raleigh. In the midst of classes Christ we shall proclaim. After classes began, the regular schedule of vespers. Executive and Greater Council meetings, LISTEN offerings, and Y.W.A. hall meetings filled the weekdays. On the week ends the Baptist Student Union co-operated with several Raleigh churches to introduce the girls to a new church home and interest them in active participation in Sunday School and Training Union. A special opportunity came our way this year when the North Carolina Baptist Student Union Con vention was held in Raleigh. Another spe- cial was Religious Focus Week in February. Through this work the Baptist Student Union hoped to train college youth for Chris- tian leadership, to link the student with the church, and to strengthen individual Chris tian commitment as it serves the college com- munity and the larger community of which the college is a part. Meredith College Playhouse Jeanne Grealish Pat Corbett President Videau Joyner Secretary Vice-President Susan Moss Treasurer The Meredith College Playhouse consists of students who have worked on at least one play. For the first time this year, fresh- men are able to come in as associate members. The Playhouse helps students who have an interest in any phase of dramatics. This gives them an opportunity to become better ac- quainted with the efforts which go into pro- ducing a play. The Playhouse has workshops on different aspects of dramatics. All of the work done by students in the Playhouse gives them points toward Alpha Psi Omega, the honorary dr.i ma tics fraternity. Astrotekton Society Kitty Holt Anita F arris President Vice-President Nancy Cutts Paoe Sink Eunice DuRaxi Sergeant-at-Arm Secretary Treasurer Astrotekton. It literally means ' star- builder ' ; to wearers of the white and gold it means: The frantic frenzy of Rush Week. Hot dogs and chili for hungry freshmen. Holt singing Getting to know You. Mother Astro and her burning star. Patterson and the SAE ' S playing -The Belles of Saint Mary ' s. worries, tears, pleas, and finally, a hundred new sisters, all dressed in yellow, to brag about. Eunice ' s grand job of producing enter- tainment for the old Astros, a play-back of Hush Week. Mighty talented girls. A Christinas visit to the School for tin- Colored Blind: tiny bands, unseeing eyes. tear-rending voices. If only we could do more. Parties with Bet hammering away on the old Hut piano while two hundred voices shout This little Astro light of mine. B. J. ' s bright yellow dress. Stembridges ' Phi hat (what ' s Peanut wearing?). Billy ' s disappearance, and Kitty ' s inspiring (Jet up and go. Maybe we ' ll win the cup this year, hut the Phi ' s have all the athletes. Marcy: Get your trash-cans, girls, we ' ve got to practice. Jackie: Who wants to work in the Student Union Saturday night? We don ' t want . . . your green-back dollars. . . . A sisterhood . . . Two hundred and fifty girls who believe that if they build beneath the stars, they build too low . . . Two hun- dred and fifty girls who believe in one true Light to guide them . . . Two hundred and fifty star-builders. Astrotekton Marshals Beverly Rowand Chief Marshal Kitzi Miller Betsy Bullock Martha Fasul Sue Wood Philaretian Society Marilyn Greene Kay White Janncey Weixons President Carol Inscoe Treasurer Vice-President Juanita Swindler Sergeant-at-Arms Secretary Ruth Putnam Chaplain Lead on, Oil Philaretia fair ... goes the chorus of the society song, guiding us in l ' lain Living and High Thinking. We remember Milton, our Phi bear mascot, as he greeted new freshmen and transfers . . . the excitement of Rusk Week with all of its festivities . . . the fashion show . . . the open- ing of the new Meredith Student Union . . . the Christmas party for the orphans . . . the honor the Seniors night. only two years old. We remember all the parties, weiner roasts, and bonfires. We remember. . . . This we remember, and this we will hold dear to our hearts forever in gratitude to Philaretia. Philaretian Marshals Jeanne Tong Chief Marshal Lula Mae Jones Nancy Lony; Gelynda Thomas Jane Twisdale The Oak Leaves The 1957 Oak Leaves staff hopes you will have pleasant memories of Meredith College. It has been our purpose to record in this hook representative features of your college year. We have wished to picture the organizations and clubs to which you belonged, the activities in which you participated. and the personalities with whom you were in contact. We. the staff, wish to thank you for your interest and co-operation in producing this 1957 edition of tin- Oak Leaves. Marjorie Bovles Business Manager Editorial Staff Virginia Whitley.. Associate Editor Eleanor Clark, Iris Faye Sullivan Senior Editor, Anita F arris, Betsy Lane Junior Editors Emily Dean, Gelynda Thomas Sophomore Editors Lelia Davenport, Ca : Blake Long Bobbie Linyille Jackie Lewis Dr. Sarah Lemmon Freshman Editor Art Edito Photography Edito Editorial Svonso Business Staff Ann Freeman Geraldine Parham Marilyn Williams Judy King Ada Fay Chandler Dr. Ernest F. Canaday Pat Dixon Jane Twisdale Financial Sponsor The Twig Jui A A A BERNETHY Et UtOT N LN C Y Bunting Bui tituti Manager The Twig, Newspaper of the Students of Mere- dith College, is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press. It covers all campus activities, presents fea- tures of special interest, and offers a voice for ex- pressiorj of student opinion. It is also a permanent record of happenings at Meredith. Experience on the staff provides training in jour- nalism. Any interested and capable student may be- come a member of the staff. Editorial Staff Bette Nock Assistant Editor Clara Hudson, Mary Fran Oliver, Bobbie Conley, Jane Stembridqe Managing Editors Nancy McGlamery.. Feature Editor Nancy Joyner, Kay E. Johnson Columnists Mary Jane Sumner Art Editor Pat Greene Music Editor Dr. Norma Rose Donnie Simons.. ' Drama Editor Juanita Swindled Sports Editor CoRINNE LOWERY Photo Editor Becky Surles .. Day Student Editor Reporters — Pat Corbett, Ami House, Lela Cagle, Pat Johnson, Jimmie Rucker, Harriet Seals, Carolyn Johnson, Belinda Foy. Faculty Sponsor B usiness Staff Julene McPhaul Advertising Manager Eleanore Foulds Circulation Manat er Carole Kerley Assistant Circulation Manager Joyce Hargrove, Diane Stokes Mailing Editors Marlkne Caulberg Chief Typist Advertising Staff — Joyce Foster, Beverly Scott, Miss Lois Frazier Faye Locke, Annie Ransone, Frances Fowler, Marlene Clayton, Nancy Whisnant, Katie Joyce Eddins. Faye Munn. Mona Faye Horton. Typists — Beverly Rowand, Mary Ann Braswell, Elizabeth Grainger, Kay White. Emily Gilbert, Frances Johnson, Shirley Srother. Faculty Sponsor Acorn The Acorn is Meredith ' s literary magazine; it is a compilation of the written expression of Meredith students — their beliefs, their puzzlings, their con- clusions. This year The Acorn has sponsored contests to create student interest; this publication endeavors to stimulate the students to think, to create. For with- out the interest and participation of the Meredith girls. The Acorn is nothing. Rebecca Milks Business Manager Editorial Staff Sara Lee Assistant Editor Carol Cooke Art Editor Pare Sink Jackie Lewis Fa (handler Jane Stembridge Class Editors Ruth Pitman Circulation Manage Business Staff Dr Mary Lynch Johnson Sponsor Annie Laurii Typist The Athletic Association The Athletic Association of Meredith Col- lege has as its membership the entire student body. The A. A. consists of students who head the different major and minor sports. of which the A. A. is in charge, each student working towards active participation in tin- various activities. Advising the A. A. Board are the faculty of the Department of Health and Physical Education. At the end of each season, medals are awarded to the members of tin- varsity teams of each major sport. To the most outstanding Freshman participant in hockey, a hockey stick is duly awarded. A cup is given to the society. Phi or Astro, that through competi- tion has received the largest number of points (luring the school year. One of the greatest honors is a trophy given at the end of the year to the girl who has contributed most to the activities sponsored by the Athletic Association. Also under the direction of the A. A. are the Dance Group. Monogram Club, and the Equitation Group. Throughout the school year, the A. A. spon- sors many activities in which the whole campus takes part. In the fall the main event is the Corn Huskin ' Bee. This event includes the faculty as well as students, who dress up in unusual costumes and compete by classes in various activities for first place. The classes again compete in original stunts for the silver cup awarded on the annual Stunt Night. The A. A. arranges the Christmas Caroling which takes place the night before Christmas Holi- days. In the Spring comes the traditional Student Faculty Play Day. For a whole after- noon tin- students and faculty compete in activities from checkers right on up to a baseball game, climaxed in the evening by a picnic in the court. May Day is also spon- sored by the A. A. and includes the spectacular Horse Show in the afternoon. Freshman Hockey Stick Winn Anna Fay Jackson ■W ' Ml lit m A.A. Activities Hockey Barbara Browning Anna Fay Jackson Ann Hobbs Sara Fagan Myrl Kinkead Mary Edna (irinies Catherine Yates Sandra Stancil Margie Boyles Carolyn Barrington Hilda Myers Cook Volleyball Juanita Swindle: Willa Fay Sawye Catherine Yates Hazel Ayseue Margie Boyles Mary Edna Grimes Ann Hobbs Carolyn Barringtc Basketball Tommie Bass Barbara Browning Bobbie Conley Hilda Myers Cook Margaret Creech Mary Edna Grimes Lula Mae Jones Christmas Caroling Hoof Print Club Monogram Club Sports Managers Dance Club n ft O © © Nominating Committee Early in the spring, the Nominating Com- mittee begins a series of meetings to nominate candidates for all campus organizations, ex- cept the clubs, the tour classes and the three honor societies. The Chief Counselor is the Chairman and serving with her are the presi- dents of the major organizations, the editors- in-chief of the publications, the class prcsi- members, representatives of the four classes. and the Dean of Students participate in the proceedings hut do not vote. The 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 stu- dent body is given information on the qualifi- cations desirable in officers and then is asked to till out a straw ballot to aid the Nominat- ing Committee in choosing candidates. Regis (inks are open and American election procedures are followed. It is through the co-operation of the Nomi- nating Committee and the Student Body that worthy campus leaders are nominated and elected. Day Students Gwen Maudkev Becky Murray Ident dent Nancy Hunter . .Second lice President Martha Dean Third Vice-President The Day Students of Meredith College. That name brings to mind many happy ex- periences and cherished memories. We re- member the Angel Voices ringing through the library at noon when the girls grabbed a lunch bag and crammed into the day students ' room for that continual game of bridge or to catch up on the latest gossip. Surprises galore rushed at us when un- crossed the threshold of another year. New slip covers, new lamps, and can you believe it, new Venetian blinds ! Upon a closer look we saw old landmarks and realized that this was our old home made new. The year began with a gala time of roasting weiners and welcoming the new freshmen and transfers. Christmas the resident students for the annual Christ- mas caroling tour of Raleigh, Later we got those crazy presents from our schoolmates and drank hot chocolate to make us forget the coldness of the Hut. Our chapel prograi felt we had presents :ame round ig success. Play Day came, and again we walked away with many honors because of the en- thusiasm and co-operation of each day stu- dent. Throughout the year, we tried to give more of ourselves to Meredith. More and more the day students .shared campus life by hold- ing offices and participating in campus ac- tivities. We day students of Meredith cherish these memories of another wonderful college year. Granddaughters ' Club Sara Lee President Alice Kei.lev Lou Winstead Vice-Presidt nt Sarah Helms Pat Maynard, Jo Ann- Kendall Co-Chairmen of the Needlework Guild Secretary The members of the Granddaughters ' Club carry on the traditions of their mothers and grandmothers who also came to Meredith. Through this organization, students with a Meredith heritage enjoy both fellowship and working together in co-operation with the Raleigh Needlework Guild to provide clothes for needy children. With our sponsor, Miss Mae Grimmer, we help to keep alive the spirit of our past— the Meredith alumnae. The Mrs. Club Peggy Whitaker Holland President Bobbie Ann Yarborough Brown Prix ram Chairmai Marlene Reep Caulberg Vice-President Norma Allen Riffe Secretary-Treasurer Erlene Gooch Hogan Social Chai The members of the Mrs. Club are the Lucky ones who have found their Mr. Right and are combining marriage and housekeeping with a college education. One of the main purposes of the club is to get acquainted with other married couples and build lasting friendships. This is done through programs pertaining to marriage, and several parties. The girls enjoy getting together, talking about married life, and suggesting things that they have learned about biulding a successful marriage. This is indeed a very special club and one that many people would love to join. Bunyan Yates Tyner Future Teachers of America Mary Long Annette Gossett President Vice-President Kitzi Miller Jocelvn Nelms Secretai Trrasuri The Bunyan Yates Tyner Future Teachers of America is the Meredith Chapter of the National Future Teachers organization. It is composed of juniors and seniors who plan to teach in various fields; however, underclass men who aspire to the teaching profession have also been encouraged to join during this school year. Monthly meetings are held which usually feature an address of general interest to all. The highlights of the year ' s program have been a Western style party for the children of the Goodwill (enter and an adoption system. whereby each of these children was adopted for special attention during the year by a member of the club. This project has been beneficial to both students and children by contributing to the specific needs of each. The chapter also sponsors annually, a dele- gate to the State Teachers Convention, which was held in Wilmington this year. Freeman Religion Club Bobbie Ann Brown President Mary Catherine Cole Lois Dobson .. Vice-President Mary Alice Cusack Secretary Treasurer The Freeman Religion Club exists for the purpose of studying problems, techniques, and current trends in the field of religion. Movies, special guests, and students contribute to the realization of these purposes by arousing interest in the goals and activities of the club. The club is comprised of girls who have a major or related field in religion and those who have had or are taking religion as an ■ V ' S H m I i W m ' ■wj riT li MacDowell Music Club Pat Corbett President Nancy Long Jocelyx News Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President The McDowell Music Club is an organiza- tion of the students who want a deeper appreciation of music as well as other arts. It was organized during the fall of 1939 for the purpose of broadening the musical knowledge of its members and of creating in them a lasting interest. It is consult red of major importance to keep up with musical activities in all countries through a discussion of current events at each meeting. The McDowell Music Club is a member of both tin- North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs and the Music Teachers ' Na- tional Association. Triple Trio The Triple Trio is composed of members selected from the Meredith College Chorus. This group has represented the college at such functions as the Student Legislature, the College Television Hour, the Mid-State Safety Council, and the annual Raleigh Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Works such as the Brahms ' Leibeslieder Waltzes as well as semi-classics are included in the repertoire. The group will be remembered as it sang in the dining room and at Stunt, and it was featured on the Christmas Concert program. Meredith College Chorus Jeanne Grealish Pre sident E M 1 1. v Dean Trca: Pat ( ' orbett Sec retaru Pegg Holland Libr, The chorus, composed of fifty-sis voices presenting every major field on the campus, ful year. Tl public appearances this year included sped music for Founder ' s Day, chapel exercisi the Baptist State Convention in Winsto Salem, the Christmas concert, at which tii we presented the story of Christmas in song, the Christmas day program over WPTF, ! ie the Institute of Religion, the Spring Concert al in Mav. and the Commencement exercises. nail ensembles from the chorus sang on my occasions. The chorus was very proud its new robes, acquired this year. ■ © ft « ' •? n o «  A ■ Jk :■: Home Economics Club Betty Frances Smith President Fay Chandler Pat Swann Boyer . . Vice-President Jeanne Tong Julia Lockard . . Reporte Throughout the year, the efforts of the Home Economics Club members have been directed toward the knowledge and apprecia- tion of North Carolina crafts, with monthly meetings on the theme A Glimpse of Our Native Arts and Crafts. The programs, pre- sented by demonstrations, guest speakers, and Held trips, were varied at Christmas time by a little creative activitiy in the renovation and dressing of dolls for needy children. This is the club ' s thirty-fourth year as a growing organization on the campus. Its affili- ation with the North Carolina and the Amer- ican Home Economics Association entitled the club to send delegates to the state convention in Winston-Salem and the national conven- tion in Washington. D. C. Membership in the organization is granted any student who has a major or related field in home economics. ifNL N .,■ International Relations Club Ruth Haines Annie Ransoni President Eileen Browne Vice-President Janice Barger Secretary Treasurer With world affairs becoming increasingly complicated, it is important for citizens to understand many vital matters. The Interna- tional Relations Club sought to become better informed by means of guest speakers, films. and exchange programs. To observe United Nations Day. the IRC sponsored a chapel program in which several members participated in a panel discussion of the Suez crisis. The Meredith chapter is affiliated with the active clubs in all parts of North Carolina. Student League of Women Voters Kw Marshall White President Rebecca Knigi Janice Barc Vice-President Secretary-Treasur All too often during the rush of college life, students seem to lose touch with nationa l and local affairs. The Student League of Women Voters attempts to develop more interest in these matters on the Meredith campus and encourages more participation in government on the part of its members. Delegates representing the college at the annual North Carolina Student Legislature are chosen from this organization. Price Latin Club Jody Gibson .. President Mei.ua Burgess Norma Faye Stephenson Vice-President Dorothy Willis Secret™ Treasun The Price Latin Club was founded to pro- mote interest in Latin as a language, and to acquaint students with the classics. Interest- ing speakers are invited to talk to the mem- bers about their experiences with Latin lit- erature and about the relationship of Greek and modern languages to Latin. The Club is open to all students presently enrolled in Latin courses and to those who have had at least one year of Latin at Meredith College. La Tertulia Spanish Club Janet Jenkins Juanita Swindler President Bettye Jo Km Mrs. HucKi Treasur Spans La Tertulia is composed of all those inter- ested in both the Spanish language and culture ; however, girls do not necessarily have to take Spanish in order to belong. One of the year ' s highlights was the festive October Halloween Partv. which was attended by the Spanish-speaking boys from State College. Christmas caroling to the Spanish families in Raleigh was planned; this, we hope, will be- come an annual affair. La Tertulia has been an excellent means to meet many interesting people from other nations. The German Club Margaret Morqa N President Dianne Stokes Secretary The Gen lan Cli b is me of the most inter- Besides singing Gern an songs a id hearing esting clubs on the Men dith College campus. t.alks by well-informed peu pie. it members Not only d ) its I1K mbei s enjoy the study of celebrate various holida ys a;- the (i ■rinans do. this powerf il langi age, • lit they also develop These varied activities con tribute to enjoy- an interest in the lives and customs of the able monthly meetings. German pe ple. Canaday Mathematics Club w i.ma Owens .. President Pe GGV MOTT Vice-President M irv Catherine Cole Mah.tohie Boyles Secretary-Treas Janncey VVellons. . Social Chair Reporter The purpose of the Canaday Mathematics Club is to stimulate interest in mathematics and its applications. Informal meetings throughout the year with emphasis on mathe- matical recreations, the history of mathe- matics, and current progress in the field serve to accomplish this purpose. The math club ' s highlights of the year were the Christmas party in the Hut and the annual celebration of Dr. Canaday ' s birthday. Colton English Club Ruth Putnas President Carol Gunteh Gail Ward Secretary-Treasur Vice-President The Colton English Club welcomes into its membership .-ill English majors and stu- dents who are taking advanced courses in the field of English. Our programs for this year have been based upon scholarship in literature. The topics which were discussed in these programs ranged from Secrets of the Ebony Cabinet to Secrets in Cipher. This year ' s club has taken an active and vital interest in the Browsing Room where the club meetings are held and has furnished new curtains for the room. The highlight of the year came when the with a guest speaker present. Sociology Club Marie Peele President Audrey Thompsoi Heather Wisiiart Vice-President Barbara Nesbitt Siiei.ia Balfour Reporter Secretary Treasurer The purpose of tin- Sociology Club is to give its members a chance to learn more about people by studying them, by working with them, and by hearing experts in the field dis- cuss human behavior. The club is open to all students who have some interest in Sociology. Throughout the year the club sponsored several projects such as making tray cards, dressing .lolls for underprivileged children, and helping needy families. It also made trips to the State Hospital and the Wake Countv Psi Chi Club Elladene Johnson Frances Stafford President Eileen 15iiow.ni lice-President Pat Watkins .Secretary Treasurer Any student taking or having taken psy- chology courses is eligible for membership in the Psi Chi Club if she has a genuine interest in the Held. Freshmen are eligible for associ- ate membership. The club ' s purpose is that of helping to keep students informed on the current application of psychology to domestic international affa d development, and other prohl Programs for the year have included guest leakers, student speakers, and field trips places of interest such as l i Hill. Barber Science Club Patsy Draughon . . President Katherine King Sally Newton Secretary-Treasurer Members of the Barber Science Chili art- majors in science and those who elect ad- vanced science courses. Through its varied activities the club endeavors to give its mem- bers a better knowledge and understanding of their environment. During the year, members beard talks by outside speakers and by Meredith faculty and students, which acquainted them with nature and with late developments in science. Club members enjoyed parties at Christmas and in the spring. Field trips have included a visit to Elon Biological Supply House, the Nu- clear Reactor of State College, and the Duke University Marine Laboratory at Beaufort, N. C. The club is a member of the collegiate academy of the North Carolina Academy of Science. Guest lecturers from the academy are invited to speak to the club and in the spring, representatives from the Meredith Chapter attend the annual meeting of the Academv. i ■ Tomorrow ' s Business Women Mamie Alice Shutt President Elizabeth Grainges Marlene Reef Caulberg Vice-President Bobbitt Williams . Secretary Treasurer The purpose of Tomorrow ' s Business Women is to promote and to encourage inter- est in business education. The programs enable the members to develop a broad in- terest in the business world and an apprecia- are constantly seeking in tl •lull, class, and outside activities to develop lie qualities which are needed for success. Membership is limited to juniors and sen- mg who are taking an elective in it. Sophomores who are majoring in business may become pledges and participate in most of the activities. Music Education National Conference M. E. N. C. is the Mush- Department of tilt ' National Education Association. All pub- lic school music majors and others interested in music education are eligible for tnember- M-OJ.I- this consisted of talks by several important speakers in the field of music education. Social functions have also been included in the activities. Student Chapter of the American Guild of Organists i¥ Monanie MEMBERS: Julia Abernethy, Jeanne Grealish, Mary Edna Grimes, Vice-President; Gwen Mad- drey, Secretary-Treasurer; Faye Wheeler, Catherine Yates, Nancy Young, President. The Silver Shield is the honorary leadership society on Meredith campus. Its purpose is to promote a well-rounded student life through development of a high type of Christian living, good student-faculty relationships, a high stand- ard of honor, co-operation in the student body, and an appreciation of ideals and traditions of Meredith College. On the basis of constructive leadership. Christian character, and scholarship, the society elects seniors to membership and juniors to associate membership. The two junior associate members this year are Patricia Greene and Nanev Wallace. MEMBERS: Julia Abernethy, Marlene Reep Caulberg, Carol Cooke, Annette Kahn, Gwen Mad- drey. Wilma Owens. Secretary-Treasurer; Jo Ann Seller. President. The Kappa Nu Sigma Honor Society takes its name from the three Greek words Kallos, Nous, and Sophia which mean beauty, sound- mindedness. and intelligence. Students are elected to membership on the basis of a high scholastic standing achieved over a period of at least two years. The society ' s annual lecture, delivered this year by Dr. Arnold Nash, was preceded by a banquet in honor of the two juniors having the highest average in their class who were received at that time as associate members. MEMBERS: Julia Abernethy. Jeanne Grealish, Marilyn Greene, Mary Edna Grimes. Anita Hiatt, Annette Kahn, Gwen Maddrey. Jo Ann Seller, Fare Wheeler, Nancy Young. Sigma Pi Alpha WlLMA 0 VE President Wallace :e Reep Caulberg Treasurer Vice-President The Phi Kappa Chapter of Sigma Pi Alpha, in co-operation with the entire national modern language fraternity, seeks to stimulate an in- terest in and to bring about a better understand- ing between foreign countries and ours. Be- cause of the relative closeness of nations in our modern society, the importance of foreign lan- guages has increased. Membe rship in the fraternity is determined by scholastic achievement and general interest. To further this interest, Sigma Pi Alpha spon- sors lectures, meetings, and parties as a means of better acquainting its members with life and customs in other lands. Sigma Alpha Iota R.EBEKAH Milks Fa ye Wheeled President Vice-President Peggy Yancey Ann Anthoni Secretary Treasurer music fraternity for women. The Meredith chap- cians outside our chapter. Among the other ae- ter is Beta Zeta. Our members are music majors tivities have been a chapel program and various chosen upon faculty recommendation on the basis social functions, such as receptions. The fra- of high character, scholarship, and musical ternity otters many advantages, both social and ability. The fraternity ' s activities have been professional, to its members. broadened this vear to include more musieales by Alpha Psi Omega Kay Elizabeth Johnson President Videau Joyner . . Secretary-Treasurer Sponsored by the Playhouse, the Eta Nu who have excelled in dramatic endeavor con- chapter of Alpha Psi Omega was the first nected with the college producing agent, the national honorary society on the Meredith cam- Playhouse. Membership is based on the quality pus having been installed in May. 1938. This as well as the hours of work done in campus national honorary dramatics fraternity recog- productions. Fifty points gained by sucli work nizes the desires and achievements of those who qualify one for membership, love the theater and its activities and of those ©  A IT1 . eatuneb College Marshal LUCY MEADE ATKINSON ANITA HIATT Miss Meredith Best All Round Town Student FAYE WHEELER 9 BETSY WELLS Most Athletic Most Popular NANCY YOUNG ELIZA CULBERSON COCKE Most Original Most Attractive MARY EDNA GRIMES MARILYN GREENE Cutest Friendliest JO ELLEN WILLIAMS LOIS POND Wittiest Most Intellectual JO ANN SELLEY Most Versatile JEANNE GREALISH May Queen MARY EDNA GRIMES Maid of Honor JANET FULCHER Senior Attendants BETTYE JO KIFF May Court r BEVERLY ROWAND Junior Attendants BETSY LANE - T May Court LULA MAE JONES Sophomore Attendants MARY MARSHALL HAM! ' TON May Court i • v- KATHE R I X E RE N FREW Freshman Attendants MARILYN CARR May Court MARIE COOKE 3n jHemortam Virginia Ann Capps Class of 1957 February 25, 1985-June 18, 1956 OUR ADVERTISERS HELPING TO BUILD , _ THROUGH: Agricultural Development Community Improvement Industrial Expansion (CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY ) Compliments of FINCH ' S DRIVE-IN, INC. CAFETERIA CURB SERVICE RESTAURANT 401 W. Peace Street For Your Musical Instruments and Supplies Visit STEPHENSON MUSIC CO. Visit Our Record Department CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, N. C. Meredith College students hold a warm plaee in our hearts as some of our very favorite cus- tomers . . . and 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 !1 Insurance Building RALEIGH, N. C. 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To all of these the staff extends sincere appre- ciation for their helpfulness throughout the year. STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS Abernethy, Julia Isadora, 726 W. Graham St. Shelby Anthony, Frances Ann, 1203 Belvedere Ave. Gastonia Atkinson, Lucy Meade McKenney, Va. Ayscue, Hazel Gray, Koute 1 Henderson Betts, Emily Blann, Box 57 Fuquay Springs •Bonhoeffer, Cornelie .Germany Bost, Grace Coley, 1869 W, Smallwood Dr. Raleigh Boyer, Patty Swann, Box 327 Madison Braswell, Mary Ann, 418 Western Ave. Rocky Mount Brown, Bobbie A. Yarbrough, 813 E. Third Ave. Gastonia Brown, Joan Elizabeth, 2701 W. Rothgel Dr. Raleigh Browne, Dorothy Eileen, 303 North Howard Circle Tarboro Bruce, Patricia Ann Overhills •Bullock, Hortense Bryant, 1700 Brooks Ave. Raleigh Bunting, Nancy Bunn, Route 1 Nashville ♦Cameron, Beulah Bradley, 2707 Kilgore Ave. Raleigh Caulberg, Marlene Reep, 9 N. Bloodworth St. Raleigh Clark, Auriba Eleanor Varina Clayton, Mildred Lee, Route 1 Bunnlevel •Cliff, JoAnn Alice, 2310 Adams Ave. Huntington, W. Va. Cocke, Eliza Culberson, 154-ti Iredell Dr. Raleigh Codas, Bessie Theo, 409 Young Street Henderson Cole, Mary Catherine Jacksonville Cooke, Carol Phillips, Rt. 3, Box 334 Kannapolis Cooper, Rebecca Seawell Moncure Cope, Katherine Kutz Raleigh Corbett, Patricia Jean, Box 4684 Kenly Corn, Jacklyn Annette, 1222 Montlieu Ave. High Point Davis, Janice Dawkins Raleigh Denning, Cecilia Young Angier Dixon, Patsy Ann, Rt. 1 Leasburg Dobson, Berta Lois, Box 14ti Snow Hill Dover, Dorothy Esther, Box 352 Shelby Draughon, Patricia Ann, 701 Raleigh Road Clinton Fulbright, Dorothy Gail, Box 5t Mars Hill Fulcher, Janet Deloris, 400 S. Taylor St. Rocky Mount Gerstel, Eva, 1410 Duplin Rd Raleigh Gibson, Thelma Joanne, 136 John St Fayetteville Gossett, Annette Jov, Box 979 Gastonia Grainger, Eva Elizabeth, Rt. 1, Box 122 Nichols, S. C. Grealish, Sammy Jeanne, Box 525 Bristol, Va. Greene, Marilyn Letitia, 211 Wilson St Albemarle Griffith, Angela Estellc, 307 Meredith St Raleigh Grimes, Mary Edna, Box 144 Smithfield Grimm, Margaret, Box 297 Carthage Gunter, Carol Jean, Box 145 Pamplico, S. C. Haines, Ruth Parkton Hanes, Patricia Ann, Armstrong Park Rd. Gastonia ' Harrington, Mary Lu Buies Creek Harwell, Nancy Carolynne, 2418 Linden Ave. Kinston Hatcher, Peggy Ennis Morrisville Herndon, Joyce Wilson, Box 248 Apex Hiatt, Anita Paige, 311 Banner Ave. Winston-Salem Hogan, Erlene Gooch, 309 Bon Air Ave. Durham Holland, Peggy Whitaker, 502 Colleton Rd. Raleigh Holt, Margaret Katherine, 704 Cypress Ave. Greensboro Horrell, Marcia Dewey Atkinson House, Harriette Ann, 211 Park Ave. Sanford Jackson, Patricia Ray, 2101 Reaves Drive Raleigh Jobe, Mary Anne, 110 Harrison Ave. Raleigh Johnson, Edith Brewer, 1332 Mordecai Dr Raleigh Johnson, Elladene Marie, Koute 5, Box 126 Dunn vho not pictured in the •Jones, Dotty Phillips, Box 464 Wake Forest Jordan, Shirley Jean, Koute 3 Mount Olive Joyner, Videau Farmville Kahn, Annette Lee, 627-B Daniels St. Raleigh Kee, Annie Laurie, Box 221 Manteo Kelley, Caroline Garrett, 730 Powell Dr. Raleigh Kerley, Mary Frances, Koute 1 Kittrell Kiff, Bettye Jo, 111 Khue Street Ahoskie King, Katherine Chungho, 26, I.anel, Roosevelt Rd. Section, Taipei, China Kinkead, Dorothy Myrl, Box 166, Tarboro Highway, Rocky Mount Knight, Mildred Rebecca, 515 Gardner St. Raleigh Knott, Iddie Suretha, 515 Gosher Street Oxford ♦Kojima, Chizuko Y., 205 Ashe Ave. Raleigh Laine, Carolyn Ann, 1100 Arendell St. Morehead City Lawrence, Sara Gorham, Route 2 Tarboro •Leaird, Eunice Jordan, 228 ' 2 N. Main St. Wake Forest Lee, Sara Cornelia, Box 124. Greenville Lee, Virginia Carolyn, Rt. 2 Polkton Linville, Bobbie Snider, 2224 Westfield Ave. Winston-Salem Little, Jacqueline Louise, 506 Snowhill Street Ayden Lockard, Julia Ann Uniontown, Md. Long, Mary Slessor, 17 Circle Drive Belmont Long, Nancy Ruth, Route I, Box 107 Cumberland, Md. I.owery, Corinne Little Wingate Lucas, Jeannette Saunders, L2B Cameron Court Apts., Raleigh MacDonald, Katherine, 303 Central Ave Raeford McPhaul, Julene Barlow, 137 ' 2 Gardner St Raleigh Maddrey, Edna Gwendolyn, 2915 Mayview Rd Raleigh Martin, Lois Mae, 929 Stokes Street ' Danville, Va. Miles, Rebekah Anne, 412 Alamance Road Burlington Miller, Kitzi Ruth, Charlotte Hwy., Rt. 6 Asheville •Mills, Irene Averitt, 609 Polk St. Raleigh •Moore, Winifred Ann, Route 2 Granite Falls Morris, Delores Diane Creswell Mullins, Ida Olivia, 817 30th St., S.E Washington, D. C. Nelms, Jocelyn Nashville Newsome, Mary Virginia, 220 Confederate Ave. Salisbury Nock, Bette Alice, 461 W. Park St Cary Owens, Wilma Grace Fountain Peele, Lillian Marie, 919 Washington St Williamston Peoples, Peggy Joyce, Box 388 Statesville Pond, Lois Lee, 1419 Early St Lynchburg, Va. •Poole, Barbara Louise, 1312 Dixie Trail Raleigh Prevatte, Martha Roberts, 1209 Walnut Street Lumberton Putman, Doris Ruth, Route 2 Cherry ville Ransone, Annie Luther, Burnette Ave. Enfield Riffe, Norma Allen. 2330 Kennington Rd. Raleigh Rowand, Beverly Mace, Dalton Heights Morristown, Tenn. Sawyer, Willa Faye Belcross Selley, Jo Ann, Box 694 Cherry ville Shutt, Mamie Alice, 605 Wilson St. Roanoke Rapids Simons, Donnie Honeycutt, 1103 Third St. Hartsville, S. C. Smith, Betty Frances, Route 2 Fuquay Springs Stewart, Margaret Ann, 934 East Avenue High Point Stout, Evelyn Hamric Raleigh Strayhorn, Carolyn Louise, Box 136 Hillsboro Sullivan, Iris Faye, 1104 Franklin St. Roanoke Rapids Thornton, Doris Shropshire, Rt. 4 Cartersville, Ga. Tong, Jeanne Tsung-Sing, 6-B Bascombe Rd., Singapore 15, Malaya Trammel, Rebecca Ann, Box 45 Burnsville Ward, Carlotta Gail, 548 Pearl St. Fayetteville Wells, Betsy Carter, Box 395 Elm City Weston, Bertha Bell, 120 Avery Rd Garner Wheeler, Mattie Faye, 402 E. Hargett St. Raleigh White, Kay Marshall, 4 Farrwood Drive Asheville Whitley, Virginia Mason Fremont Wiggins, Marjorie Jackson, Route 1 Dunn Williams, Bobbitt Clay, +5 Cotter Ave. Akron 5, Ohio •Williams, Gloria Cox, +57 Durham Rd. Wake Forest Williams, Jo Ellen, 715 South Hayne St. Monroe Williams, Peggv Jo, 300 Montreat Road Black Mountain Worrell, Tommie Ruth Colerain Yates, Catherine Elaine, Box 175 Pittsboro Veiling. Nancy Morgan, 18+1 North Garnett St Henderson JUNIOHS Allen, Marcia Jeannine, 225 Spring St. Hamlet Balfour, Shelia Mary Lumber Bridge ' Banner, Alvia Kaye, 1201 Cornwallis Dr. Cireensboro Barger, Janice Aileen, 213 Pennton Ave Lenoir Barnes, Patricia Gail Merry Oaks Bass, Madeline Thomasine, Box +6-1 Halifax Baxter, Emma Elizabeth, 811 Carolina Ave. Gastonia Bennett, Carol Marilyn, 214 E. Fifth St.— 4 Charlotte Bone, Martha Louise, Box 629 Laurinburg Bone, Peggy Jo, 314 South First St. Nashville Bowden, Mary Eleanor Teachey Bowling, Shirley Sherron, Kt. 2 Fuquay Springs Boyles, Marjorie Ann, 700 Ferndale Dr. High Point Browning, Barbara Jordan. 322 drove Park Burlington Burgess, Melba Virginia, 221 East Harper Ave. Lenoir Bvrd. Shirlev Orey, Route 3 Lillington Byrne, Virginia Dare, 422 South Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem Cagle, Lela Mae, Box 445 Sylva Carroll, Charlotte Elizabeth, Box 901 Shelby Caspari, Dale Verna, Ocean Ave. Ronkonkoma, N. V. Chandler, Ada Fay Morrisville Corbett, Lynn Tabor City Cox, Anita Kaylor, Colonial Apt. 4, W. Owen Ave., Wake Forest Creech, Margaret Leigh, Box 163 Four Oaks Dempsev, Miriam Delores, 220 South Academy St. Ahoskie DuRant , Eunice Lee, 23B Barrie St. Clemson, S. C. Eddins, Glenda Jane, Bos 132 Claxton, Ga. Eddins, Katie Joyce Zebulon Fagan, Sara Louise, 208 E. Joyner St. Franklinton Farris, Margaret Anita, 1205 Crescent Ave. Gastonia Fasul, Martha Steven, 215 Dobbin Ave. Fayetteville Flynn, Mary Elizabeth, Box 12 Chimney Rock Forehand, Betty Baker Colerain Frazier, Clara Wright, 8 Green St. Franklinton Gilbert, Emily Anne, 2020 Pender Ave. Wilmington Graham, Dorothy Annette, 121 N. Person St. Raleigh Grant, Mary Lou, 252 Main St. Schoharie. N. V. Greene, Beisv Carol. Box 370 Sanford Greene, Patricia Anne, Box 222 Cliffside Grigg, Linda Jane, 117 Oakdale St. Gastonia Hazelwood, Barbara Ann, 801 Maple St. Weldon Herring, Jovce Marie, Route 3 Snow Hill Hicks, Mary Elizabeth, 1012 Buffalo St. Shelby Hinson, Nell Rose Fair Bluff Hobbs, Ann Elizabeth, 1812 Cleveland Ave. Charlotte Hobbs, Ethyleen Bryson, 216 Buck Jones Rd. Raleigh Hobby, Mae Omie, Route 1 Holly Springs Horton, Mona Fay, Route 4 Zebulon Howard, Anne Elizabeth, 886 Arbor Lane Concord Hudgins, Katherine Belle, P2 Cameron Court Apts. Raleigh Hudson, Clara Lucille, 6708 Jankhe Road Richmond, Va. Hunter, Nan cy Spruill, 325 Academy St. Cary Indicates those students who are not pictured in the annual. Huskey, Lula Osteen, Rt. 2 Ellenboro Ingram, Juanita Sparks, 14 Park Ave Wadesboro James, Molly Marvin Chinquapin Jenkins, Elsie Janet, 2606 Philip St. Winston-Salem Johnson, Ernestine Elizabeth, Route 1, Box 402 Wadesboro Johnson, Fonrose Dale Magnolia Johnson, Katie Frances, Route 2 Benson Johnson, Kav Elizabeth, Route 2 Clinton Jones, Lula Mae, Box 35 Pink Hill Jones, Virginia Lee, 412 X. East St Raleigh •Jordan, Barbara J. Watts, 228 X. Main St. Wake Forest Joyner, Nancy Carol, 132 Edwin Place Asheville Joyner, Peggv Elaine Rich Square Kellum, Betty Carol. 1802 Park Ave. New Bern Kendrick, Rebecca Inez, 3645 Xo. Front St. Harrisburg, Pa King, Lucretia Tillman, Route 3, Box 316 Fayetteville Kipp, Edna Faye, 409 Aycock St. Raleigh Lambe, Jennie E. Peay, 1400 Canterbury Rd. Raleigh Lancaster, Alice Ann, 2403 Everett Ave. Lane, Betsy Carole. 807 Dee St. l.ee, Marv Lou Lesniak, Hazel Comer, Box 153 La Lofberg, Cecilia Kerstin Karlerigen, St...- Lowder, Carolyn Rousseau. 714 Arlington St. Lundy. Miriam Virginia, 1311 Third Ave. Median.. r , Nancy Anne, 301 Waverly Way Mclntyre, Martha Ellen, 825 West Elm St. McKinley, Donna Ray, Box 409 Mavnard, Amanda Jane Mills, Nancy Catherine, Route 3 Moore. Louise Mildred, 700 Rountree Ave. Morris, Vivian Yvonne, 411 Jackson Park Rd Moss, Susan I,ee, 100 South Gaston St Mott, Margaret Gertrude Munn, Faye, Route 1, Box 107 Tar Heel Murray. Rebecca Jean, 1307 Wake Forest Rd. Raleigh Myers, Hilda Ree, Route 1 Thomasville Nesbitt, Barbara Ann, Box 574 Black Mountain Newton, Sallv Stephana Kenansville Oliver, Mary Frances, 702 No. Madison St. Whiteville Oliver, Ruth Carthage Parham, Geraldine Ruth, Box 566 Bobbins Pass. Virginia I ee, 612 Reams Ave Roxboro Perkins, Nancy Carol, Route 2 Roxboro Piver, Mary Nell, Box 1627 Wilmington Powell, Marv Frances, 732 Monroe St. Roanoke Rapids ♦Rector, Charlotte Cooke, 2418 Greenway Ave. Raleigh Rogers, Merle Lakeview, S. C. Skillman, Jovce Williams. 8 Wilburn Road Asheville Slate, Margaret Elizabeth, 100 Brantley Cr. High Point Smith. Linda Warren, 95 Linden Ave. Stembridge, Jane Shelton, 301 W. Main St. Stephens. Foyce Marie, 1214 Glenwood A Stephenson, Norma Faye, Route 1 Willow Spring Stone, Virginia Ann, 1826 Elizabeth Ave. Winston-Salem Stout, Patricia Anne, 202 Longview High Point Strother, Shirley Sue, Box 224 Louisburg Swindler, Susie Juanita, 244 W. Kingston Ave. , Charlotte 3 Thomas. Kav Zcluia, 712 Holden St. Thompson, Audrey Olive, 411 Rollins Ave. Wallace, Nancy Finch, L-6 Raleigh Apts. Watkins, Patricia Pratt, Box 341 (lark Wcllons, Janncej Lane, 610 Meriwether Lane Whedbee, Ruth Carole, 216 North St. Whisnant, Nancj Elizabeth, 139 Eighth St., N.W. White, Kav Smith, 2500 West M Williams, Betty Jane, Route 5 leigh Asheboro Four Oaks Waccainaw in, Sweden ickv Mount iway, S. C. Greensboro Shelby Washington Cary Apex Winston Kannapolis Kings Mountain Mount Mourne Asheville Forest City Raleigh Raleigh Hamlet Raleigh ille, Va. Kinston Ahoskie Hickory Cireensboro Kinston Williams, Cornelia Ann, 9 Miller Ave. Concc Winstead, Lou White, 302 Greene St. Greenvi Wishart, Heather Elinor, 96 Bridge St.. Shelburne Falls. Ma Yancey, Peggy Anne Buffalo Junction, Va. Young, Sybil Rose, Rt. 1 Godwin SOPHOMORES Allred, Audrey Robinson, 3016 Mayview Rd. Raleigh Almond, Virginia Katherine, Route 4 Albemarle Arnold, Kay Delle Fuquay Springs Atkinson, Margaret Lee, Route 2, Box 13 Kenly Beal, Mary Eunice Nashville ♦Beaver, Sylvia De Ann, 337 South Union St. Concord •Beck, Elizabeth Moore, 180T Nun St. Wilmington Bennett. Betty England, 270 Stratford Rd Asheville ♦Bradley, Madeline Perrine, Rt. 1 Raleigh Bullock, Betsy Estelle, 215 Broad St. Oxford Burleson, Dorothy Elaine, 200 Lenoir St. . Morganton Burroughs, Nancy Jane, Rt. 2 Raleigh Case, Janet Elliott, Box 176 Ocean Drive Beach, S. C. Caudle, Frances Ann, Route 2 Harmony Cherry, Eleanor Hope, 54. Glendale Rd Asheville Clayton, Marlene Dare, Route 2 Roxboro Cole, Mary Carleton, 1910 Sunset Dr Raleigh Conlev, Ellen Harriett Nantahala Cooper, Carolyn, Box 352 Bethel Cox, Eleanor June, +39 Rollingwood Circle . Fayetteville Craig, Nancy Rimmer, S. Aspen St. Lincolnton Croom, Mildred Marie, Rt. 1 Knightdale Cusack, Mary Alice, 711 King Ave Florence, S. C. Cutts, Nancy Campbell, Box 1165 Oxford Daniel, Peggy Speight, Route 1 Spring Hope Davis, Linda Foushee, 534 Sunset Dr. Sanford Davis, Mary Lou, 517 Kershaw St Cheraw, S. C. Dean, Emily Joyce, Box 312 Wendell Dean, Martha Louretta, 1226 Banbury Rd Raleigh Dean, Mary Ann, Route 3 Oxford Diggs, Dixie Gail, 1514 North Mallory St. Hampton, Va. Dixon, Doris Marie, Box 504 Walstonhurg Earley, Barbara Ann, Box 23 Avondale •Ellington, Donna Anne, 307 Furches St. Raleigh Ellis, Goldie Loretta, Box 397 Clarkton Farrell, Jo Ann, Rt. 5 Sanford ♦Fletcher, Cynthia Clarke, 2404 Van Dyke Raleigh Foster, Joyce Ann, Route 2 Clinton Fnulds, Eleanore Frances, Route 3 Hendersonville Fowler, Frances Ann, Box 53 Caroleen Freeman, Ann Mitchell Rich Square Fuller, Anne Rosson, 230 Belle St. Henderson Godwin, Kathryn Louise Ahoskie Hale, Hazel Beddingfield, 103 North 15th St. Wilmington Hamilton. Mary Marshall, 110 Salola St Asheville Hargrove, Merlyn Joyce Enfield Harrison, Elizabeth Ann, 403 McCaslin Ave., Sweetwater, Tenn. ♦Harrison, Jacqueline Elizabeth, 501 Capitol Apts. Raleigh Hoffler, Miriam Baker Sunbury Hooks, Betsy Frank Fremont Howard, Carolyn Faye, 1403 McAdoo St. Kinston Hudgins, Bettie Ann, Rt. 1, Fentress, Va. Inscoe, Carol Lee, 8110 Carroll Lane Silver Spring, Md. Johnson, Barbara Sue, 457 Southland Dr. Danville, Va. Johnson, Patricia Ann, Route 4, Box 57-A Dunn Jones, Charlotte Anne, 1024 Hill St Rocky Mount Joyner, Kathryn Elizabeth, 125 Spears Ave. Asheville ♦Keith, Mary Adeline, 528 West Broad St. Saint Pauls Kelley, Alice Jo, 1327 Mordecai Dr Raleigh Kendall, Jo Anne, 2126 Cumberland Ave Charlotte Kerley, Carole Kittrell Indicates those students who are not pictured the Lanier, Caroline Patricia, Patrick Road Hartsville, S. C. Lewis, Jacqueline, Rountree St. Wilson Lewis, Mary Hanna, Box 173 Fairmont Little, Faye Williamson, 1402 College View Rd. Raleigh Livingston, Christine Sarah, 702 Regester Ave., Baltimore 12, Md. Locke, Faye Marie, Route 2 Enfield Mcl.amb, Polly Anne, 404 West Grantham St. Goldshoro ♦Maness, Eleanor Palmer, 2735 Rosedale Raleigh Martin. Marilyn Faye, Box 14 Eagle Rock Matzner, Sue Ridge, 1129 West Main St. South Boston, Va. Mavnard, Patricia Louise Harrells Maynard, Sylvia Liles . ... Harrells Meeks, Bobbie Artis, Country Club Apts. Greensboro Mercer, Jan Carol, 324 Columbia Dr. Tampa, Fla. Miller, Caroline. Edgewood Ave. Concord Mintz, Joanna Mae Bolivia Montague, Myra Joan, 311 No. Virginia St. Goldshoro Moore, Janie Mae, 2213 Milhurnie Rd. Raleigh Morgan, Mary Margaret Weedonville, Va. ♦Mowery, Peggy June, 1216 Banbury Rd. Raleigh ♦Musselwhite, Barbara Earle, 506 West 29th St. Lumberton ♦Nance, Mary Winifred Moore, 528 E. Jones St. Raleigh Nowell, Glenn Frances, Box 425 Wendell Owen, Jane Spaulding, 544 Boyd St. Chase City, Va. Page, Ann Gibson Lakeview, S. C. Paris, Margaret Lucy, 915 Gardner St. Raleigh Peacock, Joan Carolyn, 1108 Azalea Drive Wilmington Phillips, Bonnie Sue, Rt. 1 Palmyra Powell, Peninah Watkins, Coolmore Tarboro Prickett, Ethelyn Anne, 2709 Lockmore Dr. Raleigh ♦Pruden, Virginia Babcock, 1423 Brooks Ave. Raleigh Ray, Ida Annabel, Box 54 Robbins Reid, Jane Bethia, 108 Hampton St. Clover, S. C. Renfrew, Katherine Anne, 125 Sherwood Rd. Jacksonville Roberts, Carolyn Ellen, 1908 East Jefferson Orlando, Fla. Robertson, Sarah Anne Colerain Rucker, Jimmie Irene, 850 West Marion St. Shelby Ryan, Nannette Mercer, Rt. 6 Raleigh Scaggs, Judy Isabel, 523 East St Albemarle Scott, Beverly Mitchell, 431 16th Ave., N.W Hickory Seals, Harriette Ann Cherrvville ♦Sink, Harriet La Page, 700 Long St. Lexington Smart, Joann Mooresboro Smith, Susan Chappell, 543 Sixth St., N.W. Hickorv Smith, Zigrida Rita, 108 Cox Ave. Raleigh Spence, Phyllis Pritchard, Spen-o-Rest Kitty Hawk Stancil, Sandra Evans, 1207 Greenway Court, Lynchburg, Va. Stokes, Oliver Dianne Kenansville Strole, Jean Elizabeth Chadbourn Sumner, Mary Jane, 2206 Carlton Ave. Wilmineton ♦Surles, Becky Faye, Rt. 5 Raleigh Swain, Margaret Etta, 1107 West Church St., Elizabeth City Tavlor, Elizabeth Adeline Garner Thomas, Anne Ixiuise, Route 1 Morven Thomas, Gelynda Elizabeth, 2119 Ferncliff Road, Charlotte Turner, Betsy Lee, 2601 Burt Drive Raleigh Wall, Linda Smith, 207 Park Ave. Raleigh Wampler, Dorothy Dale, 460 S. Mason St., Harrisonburg, Va. White, Jerry Sandra, 1800 Ridge Road Raleigh White, Louise, 702 Bridges St Morehead City Wiggins, Hazel Ann, 1203 Wake Forest Rd. Raleigh Williams, Diane DeLorme Fairmont Williams, Jessie Marilyn, 715 Hayne St. Monroe Willis, Donna Sue. 141 Washington Road Asheville Wilson, Frances Ixmise, Box 37 Roxboro Wood, Paige, 313 McGlahan St. Ahoskie Woodside, Anne Robinson, Rt. 2 Newton Wright, Mabel Jacqueline, 511 Vista Drive Gastonia FRESHMEN Agee, Reva Ann, 207 Morgan Road Spray Allred, Amelia Ann, 335 Pender Avenue Mt. Airy Allred, Margaret Ann, 809 Arbordale Drive High Point Allshrook, Alice Harris Roanoke Rapids Altman, Virginia Lou, Route 2 Angier Armstrong, Barbara Rose, 102 Borden Ave. Wilmington Avett, Effie Ann, 402 Hamlet Avenue Hamlet Baker, Joyce Ruth Williamston Baker, Lilly Gray Countland, Va. Barberree, Ann Taylor, Box 2522 Charlotte •Barefoot, Barbara Winifred, Rt. 2 Benson Barrington, Carolyn Louise, Barrington Circle, Fayetteville Barrow, Lois Anne, Box 94 Lucama Marino, Frances Marie, 10,5 Central Ave. Hendersonville Beam, Jane Kendall, 311 North Lafayette St. Shelby Beck, Patricia Nell Benson, Julianne, 203 East 19th St. Berger, Kitty Sue, Box 337 Blowe, Jewel Anne Booe, Helen Sharp, 2021 Sussex Lam- Booth, Barbara Jane, 2714 Market St. Bowen, Edith Ann, Route 2 Boyette, Carolyn Docia. 201 Finch St. Boykin, Frances Ann, Route 2 Brantley, Lynda •Bridgers, Man Virginia, 3.5 Mt. Vernon Brown, Carolyn Faye, Route I Brown, Mary Ann, 820 Temon St. Bumgarner. Barbara .lean. 120 Church St Hillsboro Lumberton Gretna, Va. Boykins, Va. Winston-Salem Wilmington Red Oak, Va. Clinton Wilson Spring Hope Circle Asheville Burgaw Hendersonville Louisburg Burney. Elizabeth Moody, 2711 Wayne St. Wilmington Burroughs, Virginia Parham, 128 Cedarwood Dr.. Henderson Campbell, Emily Sue. 401 Westover Blvd. Lynchburg, Va. Carlton, Helen Hendrix, 330.5 Arendell St. Morehead City Carr, Carolyn Cecelia. Box 146 Clinton Carr, Marilyn Veronica, Box 14b ' Clinton Carroll, Mary Anne, 1612 Indys. Blvd. N.E. Charlotte Carter, Elizabeth Hylton, Route 4, Box 56 Danville, Va. Carter, Gail Anne, 3629 Oakwood Ave. Charlotte Carter, Jo Ann, Ingold Ave. Garland Carter, Patricia, Bladen Ave. Garland Caudle, Rave Corrine Harmony Chandler, Betty Ann Morrisville Cherry. Patricia Ann Mooresville Chewning, Ruby Adeline Vaughan Choate, Johnse Diehl. 200 Linden Ave. Danville. Va. Cliatt, Eleanor Ruth, 205 King ' s Hwy. Myrtle Beach. S. C. Comer, Sylvia Lorene, Box 72 Tryon Conner, Mary Agnes Rich Square Conyers, Mary Ruth, 1308 Jackson Ave. Florence, S. C. Cooke, Alice Marie, Route I Louisburg Currier. Katblyn Douglas. Fourth Ave. Apts., Franklin. Va. Dar H. Shirley Ruth. Box 364 iret Rose. 80.5 Fisher St. elia Anne •Hawkins, Lisette Marie, Route 2 Dean. Emily Nell, 2145 Pine Drive DeMent, Linda Leigh, Courtland Rd.. Warrenton Morehead City Pactolus Conway, S. C. Rockingham Raleigh Route Ontario, Canada Denny, Cynthia Rose, 312 Chestnut Street Goldsboro Dodge, Sarah Lee, Box 730 Lenoir Edwards, Carolyn Virginia. 1827 Plaza Charlotte Edwards, Rosemary, 134 Edwards Ave. Darlington, S. C. Evans, Lynda Ann Laurinburg Everett, Emma Nell Robersonv Fentress, Margie Carolyn. 438 Arlington St. Rocky Mount Finley, Mary Ann, 15 Ideal Way Concord Fisher, Janis Kay Saint Pauls •Fleetwood, Virginia Lee Murfreeshoro Fontaine, Catherine Spotswood, 2201 St. Mary ' s St., Raleigh Forrnyduval, Avis Fay Ash •Fowler, Joanne, 107 S. Franklin St. Whiteville Foy, Belinda, Box 30 Bradenton, Fla. Fuller, Dora Anne, 321 Rowland St. Henderson Garrard, Sylvia Faye, P.O. Box 2194 Durham Goldsmith. Joy Alice High Point Grice, Cynthia Ann, 613 West Graham St. Shelby Griffin. Shirla Brown, Route I, Box 19.5-B Williamston Hadley, June Faye, 420 Pennsylvania Ave. Norfolk, Va. Haigh, Lois Elizabeth, 509 Burton St. Raleigh Harris. Patricia Ellen, Route 4, Box 42 Fayetteville Helms, Sarah Frank, Box t07 Monroe Herring, Harriet Taylor, Greenville Road Kinston Hicks, Virginia Bledsoe. Route 5, Box 72 Oxford Flight, Patricia Anne. Route 2 Louisburg Hill, Harriet Lee, 910 Brunwood Dr. Florence, S. C. •Hines, Patricia LaMoine, 304 N. Center St. Mount Olive Holland. Nancy Faye. 225 Grand Ave. Raleigh Holoman, Edna L., 2701 Lodsmors Raleigh Houser. Patricia Lee. 2810 Anderson Drive Raleigh Howard. Barbara Baker, 886 Arbor Lane Concord Hoyle, Betty Lou. Rt. 1 Henderson Hunter, Suzanne, 30.3 Maupin Ave. Salisbury Hutchinson, Penelope Rae, 1300 Forrest Ave. High Pomt Jackson, Anna Fay, 901 Carolina Ave Fayetteville James, Jeanne Stuart. 2910 Park Ave. Wilmington Jenkins, Linda Leigh, Route 1 Franklinton Johnson. Carol Lynn, 600 Snow Hill Ayden Johnson, Carolyn, Route 3 Apex Johnson, Joyce Amelia, Route 1, Box 402 Wadesboro Jones, Carolyn Patricia, Box 219 Hendersonville Jones, Shirley Ann, 310 Plymouth Ave. Winston-Salem Justus, Martha Ernestine, 104 Shepherd St. Hendersonville •Kearse, Norma Jane Cordova King, Judith Hope Teachey Lloyd, Sylvia Deanne, 311 West Markham Ave. Durham Long, Sara Blake Apex Lyles, Jill Brownie, .5008 Godwin Ave. Lumberton McArthur, Ruby Lee, Box 40 Winterville McDonald. Marj Jo, 806 Ramond St. Fayetteville McGee, Eleanore Jeanine, 953 Kearns Ave. Winston-Salem McKeel, Martha Ann. 110 South Ervin Darlington, S. C. McLamb, Judy Garland, 502 East Main St. Benson Mcl.in. Sylvia June, 213 Boodie St. Nashville Mackintosh, Carol Elizabeth. 2731 Anderson Dr. Raleigh Manning, Jane Adams Williamston Martin, Peggy Sue. 421 Edgedale Dr. High Point Mason, Willilou Newport Matheny, Betty Jean, Box 453 Rolesville Matthews, Jane Arnette, 312 Caledonia Road Laurinburg •Meek ins. Mary Willia. 31 Broad St. Swansboro Meier, Jacqueline Pritchard. 412 Church St. Wilmington Mercer. Ella Rose Beulaville Milliken. Elizabeth Ann, 319 East Second St. Siler City Mitchell, Lillian Merle Hillsboro Montgomery, Sarah Priscilla. 901 West Rav High Po : nt Moore, Betsy Ann, 611 Hamilton St. Roanoke Rapids Moore, Helen Beckwith, 3275 Shamrock Rd. Ashehoro Morgan, Eleanor Janice, 2328 Shirley Road Wilmington Morgan, Margaret Anne Spring Hope Murray, Evelyn Jane, Box 416 Roxboro Newsome, Gwili Mae Fremont Norris, Angeline Hedden, 1106 B. Street Durham Nylund, Nancy Elizabeth. 1221 Canterbury Rd. Raleigh Ost, Violet Jean, 1821 South Oakland St. Arlington, Overton, Joan Carol, McGlohon St Ahoskie I)w II HI Bo ibeth, i I,.. Payne, Nancy Annette, 912 Green St. Durham Pearse, Carolyn Frances, Route 3 Wake Forest Pegg, Carolyn Sink, 12101 Hoyt St. Winston-Salem Perkins, Mary Patricia, Route 2 Roxboro Phillips, Amu- Leslie, loo West Union St. Morganton Pressley, Glenda Annette, Route 2 Canton Rackley, Barbara Gail, not Raleigh Rd. Wilson Rackley, Elizabeth Ann. 221 South Fifth SI. Smithfield Raymond, Kathleen, 2620 Rosewell Ave. Charlotte Reynolds, Jane Ann. lit McPhee Dr. Fayetteville Robinson, Josephine G., 133 North 1st St., Charlotteville, Va. Rozier, Gladys Ann, 311 West 17th St. . Lumberton Ryan, Patricia Jeanette, 1!) Maupin Ave. Salisbury Sams, Patricia, Box 1321 Concord Sanderlin, Elizabeth Kitty Hawk Shaw, Mary Koleta, 302 Penny St. Garner Singleton, Carolyn Whitehurst ' Red Springs Smith, Barbara Elizabeth, V.Wl Hemlock St. Charlotte M. th, N Stanford, Bettv Caroh Stokes, Delia Ann. Ho Taylor. Bettv I.ou ites those students .inden Ave. Asheville 3 Snow Hill Monticello Drive Wilson ) College Place Greensboro Greenville Fa ' son pictured in the Tetterton, Margaret Ann, Box 276 Whitakers Thomas, Frances Evelyn, Route 1 Moncure Thomerson, Betsy Jon, 2611 Stuart Dr. Durham Thompson, Anne Hay. 2:107 Wilson St. Durham Thompson, Bettv Burgaw, N. C. Thompson, Judith Credle, 203 Raleigh Wilson Thompson, Lola Peedin, 7-F Vetville Raleigh Turner, Rebecca Jane Pink Hill Twisdale, Louise .lane Smithfield Upchurch, Dora Ann, Rt. 4 Raleigh Vernon, Elizabeth Sue, 112+ Aycock Ave. Burlington Vick, Peggy Joe, 41!) South Franklin St. Rocky Mount Wagoner, Ruth Jane, 728 Reslyn Road Winston-Salem Waller, Helen Kornegay Mount Olive Ward, Frances Elizabeth Corapcakc Watkins, Rachel Juanita, 57 Summit Ave. Raleigh Webster, Minnie Elizabeth, Route 1 Chapel Hill Weeks, Mary Alice Whitakers White Carol Miller, 21:i2 Maplewood Ave Winston-Salem White, Larnette, 216 S. Hawthorne Rd Winston-Salem Williams. Jean Glenn, 1301 Rosewood Ave Rocky Mount Williams, Peggy Glyn Beaufort Willis, Laura Frances, 819 South Main St Laurinburg Wood, Mary Elizabeth, 2128 Warwick Rd. Winston-Salem Wood, Sue Ann. 80!) South Second St. Smithfield Woodard. Jane Elizabeth, 1909 Heaves Dr. Raleigh Wooldridge. Mary Ruth, 1800 V. Grace St. Richmond, Va. Wooten, Patricia Amelia Maple Hill Young. Ruth Allene, Box 127 Roxboro SB