Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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. .-. s I Our President To Meredith College Students: As a record of significant experiences at Meredith in the year 1959-60, this edition of the OAK LEAVES will give you abundant and justifiable pleasure. You will recall, however, that this is not all the year; and that you must individually determine what made them so and what they prophesy about the days ahead. For you who live in the discipline of Mere- dith I hope that you may experience continu- ally the joy of effort and striving rather than the bitterness of failure or the conceit of suc- cess; the happy comradeship of common pur- poses rather than the antagonisms provoked by selfish, competitive interests; withal a worthy part in the creation of a community and a world where truth and beauty and good- ness may abide together in fulness. Cordially yours, Carlyle Campbell February 12. 1960 President

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' 1 kid M ADMINISTRA TION AND FACULTY

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Leishman a. Peacock. J ' h.D. Academic Derm Linder the walrhlul guidance of Dean Pea- cock a large group of Meredith girls success- fully complete their college careers. Dean Peacock ' s advice on the correct number of credit hours or insufficient quality points has helped produce innumerable Meredith alum- nae. Louise E. Fleming, A.M. Dean of Students The Dean of Students, Louise Fleming strives to help her girls lead a happy college life. She manages to do so through discera- ing advice and guidance. Dean Fleming is also willing to listen to the girls ' problems and help them make important decisions. V. Howard Belcher. B.S. Business Manager and Treasurer Mr. Belcher has the exasperating task of balancing Meredith ' s perpetually slim budget. Choice of functional and economical ma- terials, talks with contractors and inspection tours of our new buildings further claim much of his time. Robert G. Deyton, A.B. Vice-President, Office of Public Relations In the office of Public Relations Mr. Deyton holds the position of Vice-President. His business is accfuainting those outside our family with Meredith, and thereby promot- ing our institution. He can be called a spreader of good will, for his duties include raising funds for our progressing college community. 17