Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Laurel Hawkins Melissa Hemingway Lisa Hendricl Kimberly Hemdon Beverly Hester Theresa Hiatt Carol Hicks Emily Hiestand Karen HiU Lynne Hinkle Penelope Hinson Lisa Hodnett Katherlne Hoffarth Greer Holloway Laurie Hooks Allison Hunt Lori Jackson Amy James Charlotte James Pamela Jenkins Alison Jennings Sunama Jhangiani Tina Johansen Beverly Johnson Elizabeth Johnson • Kera Johnson Teresa Johnson Laura Johnston Kimberly Jones Tricia Jones Molly Jordon Melanie Karriker Monica Keele Lori Kies Shepard Kimbrell Helen King Kimberly Koranda Beth Krewson Lydia Lake Mary Landers Marybeth Landis Dana Langley 24 Freshmen M ' -LkM Si

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Debbie Duke Dina Durham Lisa Dyer Jenifer Eason Margaret Edwards Shelia Edwards Gina Efird Rhett Ellerbe Sharon Ely Andrea Engstrom Rebecca Evans Catherine Everett Kellie Falk Lea Ferebee Sharon Fishel Julie Flowe Mary Foil Carrie Foushee Sherry Franklin Ann Gallagher Kathryn Gamer Martha Gibson Karen Giles Michelle Gilland Margie Goodman Jennifer Goodson Shelia Grady Mary Graham Lori Gur; Elizabeth Hall Martha Hamlet Ann Hamrick Edith Hancock Mary Hankins Cynthia Hannah Katherine Harris Leah Harris Lydia Harris Julie Harrison Laura Hartnesss Angela Haskins Freshmen 23

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' .. :.hn liiiiillHi. . .. Dear Beddy Kathy Langley Cindy Laws Jeanne Ledford Tannmy Lee Vivian Leggett Lori Lewis Constance Long Lisa Long Christy Louery Debbie Lowe Claire MaCaulay Karen Martin Elizabeth Matthews Lisa Matthews Patricia Matthews Marti Maxwell Sarah Mayfield Donna Mayo Maia McAnulty Caroline McCall Every year it ' s something new. This 1981-82 year it ' s granny quilt comforters. 1 get to know a lot about the girls in room 309 Stringfield. Like who ' s in love with whom; who ' s failing English or histo- ry; who keeps her room clean, and lots more of the gossip. You might ask how do 1 know all this since I ' m just a bed. Well, like any other bed I keep my eyes and ears open. I listen to all the juicy gossip be- tween roommates and suite- mates and all the lovey-dovey on the phone. 1 see the D slips, the Twig, and their let- ters, too — along with all the books and papers thrown upon me. With access to all this I could be the world ' s first Dear Beddy. Other than all the talk I learn a lot about the gids them- selves. Most gain ten pounds their freshmen year. 1 can tell when I ' m bounced upon. A lot of girls like to keep late hours, tcx3. Especially when there ' s a big test the next day! Most have their little girl qualities still. They can ' t seem to part with their bears and baby dolls. If 1 could talk to the guys, I could warn them who ' s the good housewife and who ' s the one too lazy to even make me up. -L OF MY SENSES are ready to lar today ' s gossip. Freshmen 25