Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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FACULTY Helena W. Allen, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Jay D. Massey, A.M. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education ■• V PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT Two hundred people at health class in Jones Audi- torium . . . office hours in the Bee Hive . . . two sweaters, three sweat shirts, several pairs of sox, and blue jeans for archery in December . . . movies that cause fainting spells . . . demonstrations of German folk dances by Mrs. Massey . . . Mrs. Allen ' s tall tale at Corn Huskin ' . . . new attraction: skating rink at Meredith College . . . and always sore muscles. . . . Richard D. Goff, M.A. Instructor of History Alice Barnwell Keith, Ph.D. Professor of History Julia M. Snyder, M.S. Instructor in Physical Education Frances Stevens, M.A. Instructor in Physical Education HISTORY DEPARTMENT The history alcove, a reading room crowded with freshmen . . . our authors, Dr. Wallace and Dr. Keith . . . pages and pages and pages of collateral read- ing . . . Mr. Goff ' s migration from Duke to Meredith . . . the conglomeration of colors on history maps . . . Dr. Lem- mon ' s Georgian examples in class . . . delegates to the United Nations pro- gram . . . requirement for class: read the newspaper. . . . 9 !•) Sarah McCulloh Lemmon Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Vernon O. Stumpf, M.A. Instructor of History Lillian Parker Wallace, Ph.D Professor of History

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RELIGION DEPARTMENT Bernard H. Cochran, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Religion Roger H. Crook, Th.D. Professor of Religion Ralph E. McLain, Ph.D. Professor of Religion Departmental meetings in the Bee Hive . . . stimulating class discussions . . . cartoons on Dr. Cochran ' s bulletin board . . . constant contact with Dummelow ' s Commentary and The Interpreter ' s Bible . . . Dr. Crook ' s office — a toyland for boys at Christmas time . . . frequent get-togethers at the professors ' homes . . . our gallant gentlemen of the campus . . . Dr. Mac ' s concern for all. . . . LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Vocabulary, vocabulary, and more vacabulary . . . Miss Neblett ' s scrapbook of her travels . . . Mr. Ledford — teacher and student . . . getting acquainted with our neighbors from south of the border . . . trombonist turned French professor . . . singing Christmas carols in French and German . . . pen pals in foreign lands . . . perplexing idioms . . . and then the usual request, Repita usted, por favor. . . . A ft Susanne H. Freund, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Foreign Languages William R. Ledford, A.M. Instructor in Foreign Languages Quentin Oliver McAllister, Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages Margaret C. Martin, A.M. Instructor in Foreign Languages Lucy Ann Neblett, A.M. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Helping sociology majors in field work at the Red Cross center . . . What else is true? . . . cutting the cards for Dr. Jones . . . scientific experiment with the Ouija Board in psychology . . . Dr. Tilley ' s refresh- ments during a quiz . . . map studies in geography . . . Mr. Hickman teaching the Federal Reserve System . . . Students of philosophy are people; I am student of philosophy; therefore, I am a people. . . . James H. Eads, Jr., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Helen Jo Collins, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Jack W. Hickman, M.S. Assistant Professor of Economics Ira O. Jones, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology c % % £ 4 ' X « X Leslie W. Syron, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Economics Ethel Tilley, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Philosophy SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The odor of formaldehyde . . . Dr. John ' s fatherly advice ... a new staff member . . . explosions and small fires in the chemistry lab ... a greenhouse full of plants . . . experimentations . . . dropping lab reports in the slots . . . lectures on heredity . . . the theory of evolution . . . Mr. Ead ' s jokes . . . pages and pages of complicated equations . . . Mrs. Collins and Dr. Mary ' s long-antici- pated Christmas party . . . preparing America ' s future scientists. . . . Helen P. Kelman, A.M. Mary Yarbrough, Ph.D. Part-time Instructor in Biology Professor of Chemistry and Physics John Yarbrough, Ph.D. Professor of Biology