Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Um wmjb Nothing in the world is single All things by a law divine In one spirit meet and mingle. Shelley Solemn thoughts while walking by the lake . . . religion classes which challenge us to see ourselves . . . outstanding chapel speakers from all over the world . . . seminars in which we discuss problems which are of special significance to us . . . Religious Emphasis Week when our minds are enriched by the thoughts of others . . . meditations in our new chapel . . . retreats . . . friendly interest shown by members of the Raleigh churches . . . sunrise services . . . dis- cussions with faculty members who help us to under- stand ... an awareness of the needs of others and our need for association with them . . . togetherness. A quiet moment in the chapel built by Meredith students . . : fi it. y« Church means a great deal to most Meredith girls, although church attendance is no longer required.

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An open Bible, the key to our Christian heritage . . . A Thanksgiving meditation by Dr. Campbell Required chapel is a worship experience inspiring spiritual growth. HLl 1MB tti LfO ail t ■ 4

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K appa Nu Sigma represents the highest academic achievement at Meredith. The library is the heart of the academic communit Faculty members show a willingness to guide students to greater truth. 12