Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Officers, left to right: Diane Jackson, Vice President; Linda Gallehugh, Secretary; Shan Pruitt, President; Sandy Holder, Treasurer. Dr. Leslie Syron, Advisor

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GRADUATES

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Hey look us over, Seniors this year . . . we arrive eagerly in September . . . anxious to renew friendships . . . filled with antici- pation for this, our senior year ... at regis- tration we realize that this will be a year of lasts . . . the last classes . . . the last chapel . . . the last tests . . . the last chance . . . with enthusiasm and determination we make this the best year yet . . . the books which have been our companions at Mere- dith become 1 best sellers as seniors bring home to the hallowed halls of Poteat the Cornhuskin ' cup . . . the search for top secret information in a geisha house reveals a win- ning stunt . . . society rush arrives, uniting Phis and Astros in the sisterhood of the Meredith Community ... as our final se- mester begins we become more and more aware with each passing day that this is a time of decisions ... job interviews and applications . . . graduate record exams . . . wedding plans . . . the future is ours to command . . . the decisions are ours alone . . . May arrives almost too soon and with it comes that final victory . . . graduation . . . with humble hearts we realize how very fortunate we have been in so many ways . . . and then good-bye . . . we pack our bags with mixed emotions, nostalgia for the past, mingled sadness and joy for the pres- ent and bright new hope for the future . . . we go our separate ways . . . though time and space will separate us, the deeper bonds of friendship and sisterhood will always unite in spirit the Class of ' 68. . . . The times we ' ve spent together will soon be memo- Miss Poplin and Miss Moffitt, Cornhuskin ' Chairmen Mary Owens and Carol Forney, Stunt Chairmen 17