Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Senior Class History Sunrise on a new life was begun with tears tliat turned to laughter with the simple, Hi, from a roommate. Then we felt we belonged, for Meredith had welcomed us as little sisters, winners of Corn Husking and amateur eontriluitors to Stunt. After a year of challenging experiences, we began to mature. Eventually, we became wise and foolish sophomores. Major problems confronted us; and our will became stronger, as we added more trophies to our trail of honors. We realized what graduation meant, as we said last good-byes. IVoon-tide of our college career brought a winning junior Stunt, diamonds, new lead- ers, and little sisters. Inward lio]ies became outward dreams as we emerged — Seniors. The twilight hours were upon us in our (piesl for knowledge and we grasped — ; the time in the hour-glass faded. We are Seniors — we have shared our lives with friends in our own way — we have grown. Our past, we remember: wearing socks to Cameron Village: the Junior- Senior; the empty lot — two old buildings; a rotunda, now extinct: unjiniil. ' d light cuts. TOGETHER, we have seen these transitions. Reality of the sun arising on a new horizon is now in view; we wonder at its mysteries. We thank vou, Meredith — now, we are able to see a silver lining in the clouds of to- SENIORS— I96 0.

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SENIOR CLASS Booth, Campbell, Edwards. l OFFICERS Betsy Moore President RosiE Edwards Vice-President Emii.y Campbell Secretary Bobbie Booth Treasurer