Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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It is through Art and through Art only that we can realize our perfection. — Oscar Wilde The pursuit of excellence ... a feeling of accomplish- ment in a job well-done . . . knowing the answers on an exam . . . Kappa Nu Sigma . . . winning an election . . . Who ' s Who ... a professor ' s words of encouragement . . . Dean ' s List ... a feeling of one- ness with a special friend ... an A.B. degree . . . a chance for graduate school . . . recognition for service . . . Silver Shield ... an opportunity to mature ... a vocation ... the pride of Mother and Dad . . . making someone happy . . . study, hard work, laugh- ter, tears . . . and finally, the world at our fingertips. rmioxixMj { y Perfectii Class Day— 1965 13

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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

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The final test of a leader is that he leaves behind him in other men the conviction and the will to carry on. Walter Lippmann A more than competent administration and faculty . . . dedication to the needs of students . . . participation in activities outside as well as within the Meredith com- , munity . . . recognized leaders throughout the state . . . talks with students in the Bee Hive . . . stimulating class lectures . . . papers to grade . . . trying to make all new students feel they belong ... the cast of the un- • forgettable Alice In Wonderland . . . participants in ; Corn Huskin ' and Play Day . . . organizing and co- ordinating activities . . . terrific sports at the Faculty Auction . . . faculty advisors who endear themselves to students . . . encouragement for us to succeed when we I have ended our college life . . . individuals never to be | forgotten. tt ifiil