Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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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

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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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Administrative Bess P. Averre. A.B. Library Assistant Hazel Baity. A.B. in L.S. Librarian Agnes Cooper, A.B. News Bureau Director Carolyn Covington, A.B. Secretary to the Vice-President Helen S. Duke Secretary to the Business Manager Mary M. Edwards Ecjuitation Director Jane Greene. A.B. in L.S.. A.M. Assistant Librarian Mae Grimmer. A.B. Executive Secretary of the Alumnae Association Mary K. Hamilton Secretary to the Dean Dru M. Hinsley. A.B. Supply Store Manager Harriet Holler Assistant Dietitian BoBBYE Hunter Dietitian Edna Hurst, R.N. Nurse Betty Hutchens Secretary to the Registrar