Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Kim Tansky Trade Taylor Monte Teal Susannah Thomas Tracy Thompson Norma Tilley Deborah Tolin Emily ToUeson Margaret Tolley Ariane Trifunovic Kristen True Zena Trueloue Kimberly Turman Marcia Turner Lynn Tyndall Allison Uzzell Dianna Vamam Debra Walker Donna Walker Lyn Walker Anita Walters Tammy Walters Bonita Warren Nancy Warren Wendy Warren Kathryn Weiler Lisa Wells Melanie West Lisa West Rebecca Whitaker Sarah White Tracy Whitley Melanie Wilson Susan Wimmer Maureen Woodward Elizabeth Wright Freshmen ' 29

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!!ilir.J!!L| Sisters Dear Big Sister, I knew that you were going to become a very special part of my experience at Mere- dith when your encouraging smile met my look of exhaus- tion at the end of freshmen orientation this fall. I could never thank you enough for all the advice you have given me about which professors to take, which professors to avoid, and the insight into those frats at State. I ' ll never forget how you came by my room the night before my freshman comp. midterm and talked me into going to Swen- son ' s with you for a study break! I guess 1 just wanted to thank you for being so special! Love, Your Little Sister Class of 1985 Denise Simmons Yvonne Sjamaar Cammy Smith Cymthia Smith Loann Smith Julia Smith Paige Smith Susan Smith Mary Snyder Nancy Sparks Anna Spears Marsha Spell Cynthia Snead Melonie Sparrow Martha Springston Karen Stout Lindley Stroud Leslie Stuart Diane Stutts Angela Sutton Ruth Tankard Karen Tansky Freshmen

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Class of 1984 The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language describes a sopho- more as one who is immature and overconfident. But cer- tainly these characteristics do not fit members of the Class of 1984 at Meredith. We did ar- rive on the Meredith campus more mature this fall. Afterall, we had learned a lot our fi-esh- man year. We were more con- fident of ourselves as we planned a wonderful Corn- huskin ' endeavor and looked forward to our Freshman- Sophomore Dance in the spring. As the year wore on, we realized that we still have some more maturing to do, and we still have to beat the Class of 1983 in Comhuskin ' . We guess all of this will happen next year when we shrug off the title of sophomores and become juniors! SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL. Butler, Kim Causey. Peggy Davenport. ROW: Ann McKee. Freddie Johnson, FRONT ROW: Angie Little, Helen Gur- Joan Hillsman, Melissa McLaney, Caro- Kim Lett, Sheri Wayne. Lane Parker, ry. Amy Avery. SECOND ROW: Denise line Cooper, Luann Johnson. BACK Elaine Jolly, and Theresa Parker. Polly Adams Pamela Adams Loraine Adcock Grace Akers Fran Allen Lori Allen Tedi Jo Altman Judy Page Anderson Carla Auman Nancy Austin Amy Avery Jean Ayscue Lisa Bailey Robin Bailey Anne Bane Ellen Barefoot Karen Barefoot Wendy Barham Dori Bamett Mary Sheila Bass Robin Bass Sherry Bateman Molly Batten Jane Bazemore 30 Sophomore