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CARLYLE  CAMPBELL  LIBRARY 

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BOOK 

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ACCESSION 

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1976 

MEREDITH  COLLEGE 

RALEIGH,    N.    C. 

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CARLYLIE 

CAMPBELL 

LIBI^RY 


Meredith  College 
Raleigh,  NC  27607-5298 


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in  2010  with  funding  from 

University  of  North  Carolina  at  Chapel  Hill 


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OAK  LEAVES  1976 

MEREDITH  COLLEGE 

RALEIGH,  NORTH  CAROLINA 

EDITOR LINDA  GREEN 

ASSISTANT 

EDITOR SARAH  RUTH  CRALLE 

BUSINESS 

MANAGER CATHY  ROBERTS 

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OAK  LEAVES  1976-3 


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No,  I  try  to  mind  my  business,  that 
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OAK  LEAVES  1976-5 


When  it's  time  to  function  as  a  feeling, 

human  being,  will  your  Bachelor  of  Arts 

help  you  get  by? 


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6-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


I  hope  to  study  further,  a  few 
more  years  or  so.  I  also  hope  to 
keep  a  steady  high. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-7 


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Will  you  try  to  change  things, 
use  the  power  that  you  have, 
the  power  of  a  million  new 
idea 


8-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


What  is  this  power  you  speak  of  and 
this  need  to  change?  I  always  thought 
that  everything  was  fine. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-9 


Don't  you  feel  repression 
just  closing  in  around? 


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10-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Jo,  the  campus  here  is  very,  very  free. 


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OAK  LEAVES  1976-11 


Does  it  make  you  angry  the  way  war  is 
dragging  on? 


12-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


.d  Urges 'fax  Cut 


Well,  I  hope,  the 
President  knows  what 
he's  into,  I  don't 
know. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-13 


Don't  you  ever  see  starvation  in 

the  city  w^here  you  live,  all  the 

needless  hunger,  all  the  needness 


14-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


I  haven't  been  there  lately,  the  country  is 
so  fine,  but  my  neighbors  don't  seem 
hungry  'cause  they  haven't  got  the  time. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-15 


Thank  you  for  the  talk,  you 

know  you  really  eased  my 

mind,  I  was  troubled  by  the 

shapes  of  things  to  come. 


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Dialogue 

by  Robert  Lamm 

Copyright  Lammanations  Music  and  Big  Elk  Music 

Used  by  Permission-All  Rights  Reserved 


Well,  if  you  had  my  outlook  your  feelings  would  be  numb,  you'd  always  think 

that  everything  was  fine. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-17 


ADMINISTRATION  AND  FACULTY 


18-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Did  you  know  that  Dr.  Holt's  pit  cooked 
beque  and  homemade  brunswick  stew  are  good 
enough  to  lure  his  French  classes  forty  miles  to 
his  yearly  picnic  at  Hoh's  Pond? 

Who  would  have  guessed  that  the  mounted  and 
framed  "doodles"  in  the  Gate  Center  Snack  Bar 
were  the  artwork  of  Meredith  College  President 
John  Weems? 

You  haven't  sampled  Mrs.  Brewer's  cooking? 
Salads  are  her  specialty!  (Makes  you  wonder  how 
the  home  economics  department  overlooked  her!) 

Yes,  faculty  and  staff  members,  too,  have  their 
own  extracurricular  activities  and  hobbies, 
whether  it  be  rearing  a  family  or  raising  prize- 
wmning  roses.  Dr.  Preston's  delightful  talks  about 

awaii,  Mrs.  Spooner's  rendition  of  gospel  songs, 
K4r,  Taylor's  sparkling  ice  carvings,  and  the  many 
(iiher  talents  of  our  faculty  and  staff  add  a  very 
'-[X'cial  touch  to  Meredith  life. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-19 


Administration 


Dr.  [ohn  Edgar  Wcems,  President 


20-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Dr.  Sandra  C.  Thomas,  Vice  President  for  Student 
Development. 


Dr.  C.  Allen  Burris,  Vice  President  and  Dean  of  the  Colle 


Mr.  John  T.  Kanipe,  Jr.,  Vice  President  for  Institutional 
Advancement. 


Mr.  Joe  Baker,  Vice  President  for  Business  and  Finance. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-21 


Administration 


Above  Center:  Dr.  ^' 

Johnson,  College 

Historian.  Above  Right: 

Dr.  Pruden,  Pastor-in- 

Residence. 


Board  of  Trustees 


22-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Admissions-Seated-Miss  Josey, 
Director  of  Admissions;  Mrs. 
Thatcher  Standing-Mrs.  Kearney, 
Mrs  Gardner,  Mrs.  Lanzi,  Mrs. 
Hube. 


BeJow  Left:  Office  of  the  Registrar-Miss  Jackson,  Mr.  Hiott, 
Registrar  and  Assistant  Dean  of  the  College;  Mrs.  Gregory,  Mrs. 
Todd.  BeJow  Right:  Mrs.  White,  Dean  of  Students;  Mrs.  Stokes. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-23 


Administration 


Below  Left:  Rev.  Williams,  Campus  Minister 

Above  Right:  Accounting  and  Business  Office- 

Seated-Mrs.  Williams,  Chief  Accountant 

Standing-Mrs.  Hargis,  Mrs.  Bolsan,  Mrs.  Tudor 


Estate  Planning  and 

Development  and 

Information  Services— Mr 

Norton,  Director  of 

Information  Services; 

Mrs.  Purcell,  Mrs. 

Hatfield,  Mrs.  Landsberg, 

Mr.  Simms,  Mrs. 

Woodlief,  Mr.  Holcomb, 

Director  of  Development 

and  Estate  Planning 


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24-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Above  Left;  Mrs.  I'lslici,  Dr.  Galassi,  Director  of  Student 
Activities.  Above  Right:  Mrs.  Dillard,  Secretary  to  the 
President.  BeJow  Left;  Secretaries  to  the  Vice  Presidents-Mrs. 
Dulaney,  Miss  Scarboro,  Mrs.  Pickard,  Mrs.  Chamblee.  BeJow 
Right;  Miss  Wilson,  Counselor. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-25 


Administration 


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Above  Left:  Mrs.  Thome,  Director  of  Residence  Halls;  Mrs.  Liles.  Above  Right:  Health  Services-Seated-Dr. 

Martin;  Standing-Mrs.  Henderson,  Mrs.  Thacker,  Mrs.  Broadwell,  Dr.  Mason,  Director  of  Health  Services  and 

Summer  Activities.  Below  Left:  Resident  Advisors-Mrs.  Cooper,  Mrs.  Davis,  Mrs.  Renfrov^f.  BeJow  Right: 

Alumnae— Seated— Mrs.  Robinson;  Standing— Mrs.  Posey,  Mrs.  Perry,  Mrs.  Wall. 


26-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Above  Left;  Miss  Dulaney,  Post  Office.  Center  Left: 
Continuing  Education— Mrs.  Curtin,  Dr.  Gates,  co- 
director;  Mrs.  Dahle,  co-director.  Center  Right;  Data 
Processing— Mrs.  Chilcoat,  Mr.  Collins,  Director;  Mrs. 
Anders,  Mrs.  Sawyer.  Below  Left:  Cooperative  Education 
and  Career  Planning/Placement— Mrs.  Harris,  Mrs.  Ihnen, 
Mrs.  Capel,  Director;  Dr.  Yarbrough,  Mrs.  Payne.  BeJow 
Right:  College  Store— Mrs.  Fussell,  Mrs.  Gower,  Mrs. 
Hinsley,  Manager. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-27 


Administration 


Below  Left:  Food  Services— Seated— M.  Brown,  M.  Jones,  M.  Keith,  M.  Massenburg,  W.  Harris.  Mrs.  Taylor,  A. 
Renegar,  R.  Samonds,  Mr.  Taylor,  Manager.  Standing— D.  Jones,  J.  Herring,  J.  Price,  T.  Laney,  J.  Snelling,  P. 
Bethea,  M.  Catten,  J.  Brown,  B.  Hardin,  S.  Knox,  E.  Gupton,  W.  Stanford.  Below  Right;  Mrs.  Mobley,  Laundry. 


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Above  Left:  Mrs.  Shattuck,  Switchboard.  Above  Right:  Housekeepers-D.  Clinton,  M. 
Warren,  T.  Avery,  M.  Williams,  M.  Bell,  L.  Booker,  F.  Gillis,  P.  McCullers,  H.  Faison,  N. 
Dunston,  N.  Pennington,  M.  Robinson,  M.  Davis,  R.  Abram,  E.  Judd. 


28-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


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Center  Left:  Miss  Johnson,  Central  Services.  Center 
Right:  Security-Mr.  Sugg,  Mr.  Underwood,  Mr.  Griner, 
Mr.  Shattuck,  Chief  Security  Officer;  Mr.  Adams,  Mr. 
Jones,  Mr.  Lawrence.  Below:  Maintenance-W.  Fench, 
G.  McFadden.  R.  Leach,  J.  McDonald,  H.  Simmons,  A. 
Jones,  B.  Thompson,  W.  King,  J.  Patterson,  W.  Attmore, 
Mims,  W.  Crumel,  C.  Allen,  L.  Avent. 


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OAK  LEAVES  1976-29 


Faculty 


Above  Left:  English— Seated— Dr.  Rose,  Chairman;  Standing— Dr.  Page, 

Mrs.  Truesdale,  Mrs.  Brewer,  Dr.  Peacock,  Mrs.  Jones,  Dr.  Knight. 

Above  Right:  Religion  and  Philosophy— Dr.  Page,  Dr.  Cochran,  Dr. 

Crook,  Chairman;  Dr.  McLain.  BeJow  Right;  Sociology  and 

Geography— Mr.  DeBerry,  Dr.  Syron,  Chairman;  Mr.  Sumner,  Mrs. 

Mackie,  Mrs.  Turlington,  Dr.  Tucker. 


30-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


"To  Canterbury  They  Wende' 

Betty  Brewer,  celebrated  literary 
person,  led  another  great  pilgramage  to 
Canterbury  England.  Her  tour  seemed 
to  open  the  doors  to  Chaucer's  world 
as  the  group  of  "nyne  and  twenty" 
made  forward  erly  for  to  ryse"  . .  Her 
enthusiasm  for  the  trip  was  shared  by 
all  the  "sondry  folk"  who  followed  her 
and  together  they  found  the  places  of 
interest  in  ancient  Canterbury.  It  is  ru- 
mored that  the  sequel  to  Chaucer's 
Canterbury  Tales  will  be  taken  from 
this  experience  of  the  summer  of  1975. 


Above:  History  and  Political  Science— Dr.  Gates,  Dr.  Lemmon,  Chairman; 
Dr.  Parramore,  Dr.  Grubbs,  Mrs.  Grubbs,  Dr.  Fairchild.  Beiow  Left:  Art 
Seated— Mr.  White,  Chairman;  Standing-Mr.  Maron,  Mr.  Chrest,  Miss 
Peyser.  BeJow  Right:  Foreign  Language— Mrs.  Beza,  Dr.  Ledford, 
Chairman;  Dr.  Holt,  Miss  Short,  Mr.  Finlator,  Dr.  Galligan,  Dr.  Daniell. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-31 


Faculty 


A  New  Sherlock? 


The  London  fog  down  by  the  Thames  was  pierced  by  the  aroma  of  fine  English  tobacco.  Suddenly  a  figure 
appeared  from  the  mist.  A  thin  stream  of  smoke  made  its  way  up  from  the  hand  carved  wooden  pipe  that 
emerged  from  a  slit  between  the  trench  coat  collar  and  hat.  This  was  it.  London  film  productions  had  found  in 
Frank  Grubbs  the  star  for  their  Sherlock  Holmes  remake.  However,  this  dedicated  American  history  professor 
would  not  abandon  his  duties  at  a  small  women's  college  to  pursue  a  film  career.  Not  even  the  title  of  the  film 
could  tempt  him:  "The  History  of  Mystery". 


Above  Right:  Psychology-Dr.  Mason.,  Dr.  Hulirr.  c:h.nrm;in:  Dr, 
Sutherland,  Dr.  Aubrecht.  Below  Left:  Home  Economics— Dr.  Sears, 

Mrs.  Friedrich,  Dr.  Johnson,  Mrs.  Stuber,  Chairman.  BeJow  Right:     ^  ."~~""     --Hfe       'f '^ 
Education-Seated-Dr.  Murray,  Dr.  Calvert,  Standing-Dr.  Browde,      wtei  ^--"-.se, 

Chairman:  Mrs.  Alired.  Mr.  Fracker 


32-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Above  Left:  Chemistry  and  Physical 
Science— Dr.  Wiechert,  Mr.  Birkin, 
Dr.  Horner,  Chairman.  Center  Left: 
Biology-Mr.  Eads,  Dr.  Bunn, 
Chairman;  Dr.  Hoffman.  Below: 
Mathematics-Dr.  Preston,  Mrs. 
Spooner,  Mrs.  Bouknight,  Dr.  Davis, 
Chairman;  Mrs.  Taylor. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-33 


Faculty 


Above  Right:  Physical  Education— Miss  Farrell,  Miss  Crigler,  Mrs.  Allen,  Mrs.  Stevens, 

Mrs.  Ferguson,  Mrs.  Massey,  Chairman.  BeJow  Left;  Miss  Yeager,  Faculty  Secretary. 

BeJow  Right:  Business  and  Economics— Mr.  Sylvia,  Dr.  Frazier,  Chairman;  Mrs.  Simmons, 

Mrs.  Sasnett,  Mrs.  Huffman. 


34-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


\bove:  Music— Mrs.  Schlageter,  Mr.  Clyburn,  Mr.  Pratt,  Dr.  Klausmeyer,  Mrs.  Mann,  Mrs.  Beyer,  Mrs.  Garriss, 
Ais.  Daugherty,  Dr.  Lynch,  Chairman;  Mrs.  Long,  Miss  Donley,  Mrs.  Sullivan,  Mrs.  Goode,  Mrs.  Nichols,  Mrs. 
'arrington.  Miss  Magrath,  Mr.  Hardison. 


BeJow  Left:  Mrs.  Nichols,  Music  Secretary.  BeJow  Right  Library-Mrs.  Quick, 
Mrs.  Deese,  Miss  Sexton,  Mrs.  Wright,  Mrs.  Priest. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-35 


CLASSES 


36-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


The  alarm  rang  at  12:30  and  on  one  end  of  campus 
girls  stumbled  out  of  bed  for  another  fire  drill.  It 
was  the  first  one  of  the  year.  Juniors  and  Seniors 
filed  down  the  stairs  and  outdoors  with  their  hands 
in  the  pockets  of  their  robes,  their  hair  in  curlers, 
and  their  feet  in  slippers.  There  was  talking  and  oc- 
casional laughter  from  the  girls  who  were  awake 
when  the  fire  drill  started,  mostly  yawning  from 
those  who  were  not.  As  they  waited  until  time  to  ; 
back  in,  the  alarm  continued  to  buzz  loudly.  Yep, 
that's  Meredith  alright.  Just  when  you  least  expect 
it. 

However,  on  the  other  side  of  campus  the  fire 
drill  had  been  anticipated  since  the  night  the  fire 
marshals  were  elected  at  the  hall  meetings.  The 
Freshmen  went  to  bed  prepared.  In  fact,  some  of 
them  didn't  go  to  bed  at  all.  The  girls  on  Third 
Stringfield  met  in  the  hall  at  12:15  wearing  heavy 
make-up,  hats,  jewelry,  knee  socks,  platform  shoes, 
and  little  signs  which  read  "3rd  String."  When  the 
alarm  sounded,  the  girls  marched  outside  armed 
with  dark  glasses  (to  cut  the  glare  from  the  flames) 
and  stuffed  animals.  Yep,  that's  Meredith  alright.  Al- 
ways expecting  the  unexpected! 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-37 


SENIORS 


Senior  Class  Officers:  Cindy  Lee,  SuciL'tary 


Janie  Gilbert,  Vice  President;  Pam  Watson,  President;  Doris 

Taylor,  Treasurer. 


-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


One  More  Year,  Seniors! 

With  sunny  faces  and  excited  spirits, 
the  Senior  Class  returns  to  Meredith 
for  one  last  year.  Although  each  stu- 
dent is  beginning  to  look  beyond  the 
college  campus  for  self-fulfillment,  job 
anticipations,  off-campus  activities, 
and  fiances  or  boyfriends,  they  can 
never  take  the  place  of  the  unique  se- 
nior-to-senior relationship  established 
here  at  Meredith.  Seniors  have  "stuck 
it  out"  together  for  four  years;  and  they 
have  learned  to  work  together  effec- 
tively and  to  play  together  effectively 
during  those  years.  And  this  close 
spirit  is  reflected  in  the  delight  shown 
when  Seniors  see  each  other  again  for 
that  one  last  year. 

"Hey,  Cathy,  who's  gonna  win  Corn- 
huskin'  this  year?" 

"We  are!  We're  the  Senior  Class." 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-39 


Seniors 


Dorothy  Ann  Aiken 

Math 

Statesville,  N.C. 


Deborah  Ann  Albritton 

Business 

Hookerton,  N.C. 


Letitia  Gale  Amon 

Psychology 

Goldsboro,  N.C. 


Paige  Anderson 

Art 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Rebecca  Elizabeth  Askew 

Am.  Civ. 

Asheboro,  N.C. 


Suzanne  Badgett 

Business 

Winston-Salem,  N.C. 


Teresa  Jane  Barnes 

Music 

Fayetteville,  N.C. 


Marjorie  Ann  Barnette 

History 

Farmville,  N.C. 


Phyllis  Leigh  Barrett 

History 

Clemmons,  N.C. 


40-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Lorraine  Bennett  Batchelor 

History 

Conetoe,  N.C. 


Marsha  HIalock 

Home  Economics 

Wheaton,  Md. 


Dondra  Traylor  Bland 

Music 

Gary,  N.C. 


Mary  Catherine  Bland 

Marilyn  Denise  Bledsoe 

Reya  Carolyn  BlounI 

Religion/Am.  Civ. 

Biology 

Sociology 

Memphis,  Tenn. 

South  Boston,  Va. 

Laura  Ann  Boone 

Psychology 

Ahoskie,  N.C. 


Catherine  Ann  Bowen 

Music 

Shelby,  N.C. 


Vera  Elizabeth  Bridgers 

Sociology 

Rowland,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-41 


Seniors 


Karen  Alice  Britt 
English/History 
Whiteville,  N.C. 


Terry  Kathryn  Brooks 

English 

New  Bern,  N.C. 


Elizabeth  Denise  Brown 

Business 

Troutman,  N.C. 


Grace  Elizabeth  Burnett 

Sociology 

Charlotte,  N.C. 


Louise  Burrows 

Art 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Kathryn  Cockman  Busby 

Math 

Hamlet,  N.C. 


Cynthia  Jane  Butler 

History 
Winston-Salem,  N.C. 


Wanda  Gay  Cameron 

Math 

Lumberton,  N.C. 


Martha  Frances  Gate 

Psychology 

Chapel  Hill,  N.C. 


42-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


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Anita  Parks  Chadwick 

Business 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Rebecca  Gay  Childs 

Economics 

Weaverville,  N.C. 


Nancy  Thompson  Clayton 

History 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Sarah  Stockton  Compton 
Psychology 
Raleigh,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-43 


Seniors 


Seniors  Support  Little  Sisters 

"So  it's  the  Seniors  . . .  We  will  remember  . .  . 
Whenever  we  remember  . . .  Our  Meredith  years." 
These  meaningful  words,  put  to  the  tune  of  the 
popular  song  "The  Way  We  Were,"  inspired  the 
serenade  which  the  Sophomore  sang  to  their  big 
sister  class  on  Cornhuskin'  night,  1975.  The  strong 
ties  which  exist  between  the  two  classes,  how- 
ever, were  demonstrated  over  and  over  through- 
out the  year.  Indeed,  the  Sophomores  looked  up 
to  "their  Seniors"  with  encouragement  and  sup- 
port as  they  spent  their  final  days  at  Meredith. 
Graduation  morning  brought  the  popular  daisy 
chain,  a  tradition  which  embodied  the  Soph- 
omores' final  tribute  to  their  big  sisters.  Perhaps 
the  large  red  letters  sprawled  across  the  Soph- 
omore breezeway  say  it  best— "We  love  you.  Big 
Sisters!" 


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Janet  Carol  Cope 

Music 
Walterboro,  S.C. 


Sheryl  Lynne  Cornell 
Home  Economics 
Ridgefield,  Conn. 


Nelda  Diane  Creech 

Music 

Zebulon,  N.C. 


Susan  Culler  Creech 

Music 

High  Point,  N.C. 


Lucy  Marvin  Davis 
Home  Economics 
Greensboro,  N.C. 


Alice  Louise  Crouch 

History 

Greensboro,  N.C. 


Patricia  Peal  Crowel 
Home  Economics 
Fayetteville,  N.C. 


Margaret  Marie  Davis 
Sociology 
Bath,  N.C. 


Karol  Suzanne  Deal 

Music 

Hickory,  N.C. 


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Eugenia  Jonston  Dees 
Home  Economics 
Statesville,  N.C. 


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Susan  Bell  Dean 

Sociology 
Greensboro,  N.C. 


Carolyn  Dunn 

Chemistry 
Ardsley,  N.Y. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-45 


Seniors 


Beth  Edwards 

Music 
Goldsboro,  N.C. 


Dana  Karen  Edwards 

Business 

Seaboard,  N.C. 


Nancy  Caroline  Elliot 

Music 
Fuquay  Varina,  N.C. 


Wilma  James  Ellis 

History/Sociology 

Emporia,  Va. 


Frances  Wynn  Ehrlich 
Home  Economics 
Greensboro,  N.C. 


Patricia  Lynne  Estes 
French/Religion 
Charlotte,  N.C. 


Linda  Ruth  Evans 

Music 

Hertford,  N.C. 


Elaine  Falkenbury 

Business 

Winston-Salem,  N.C. 


Deborah  Lynn  Ferguson 

History 

Florence,  S.C. 


46-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Janet  Fish 

Math 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


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Mazie  Tilley  Fleetwood 

History 

Chapel  Hill,  N.C. 


Lou  Ann  Flynt 

Math 

Winston-Salem,  N.C. 


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Susan  Leigh  Foltz 

History 

Winston-Salem,  N.C. 


Amy  Hyde  Garber 

Sociology 
Fayetteville,  N.C. 


Deborah  Susan  Carver 
Religion     v 
New  Bern,  N.C. 


Deborah  Lynn  Gaston 

Art 

Gastonia,  N.C. 


Libby  Phillips  Giese 

Art 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Jane  Elizabeth  Gilbert 

Music 
Black  Mountain,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-47 


Seniors 


Beverly  Jean  Glass 

Business 
Galesburg,  Illinois 


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Rebecca  Evelyn  Glover 

Sociology 

Lumberton,  N.C. 


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Linda  Green 
Spanish/History 
Stoughton,  Mass. 


Lynn  Martin  Green 

Biology 

Manteo,  N.C. 


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Martha  Jeanette  Griffin 

Math 

Williamston,  N.C. 


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Susan  Lee  Grogan 

Karen  Joyce  Hampton 

Brenda  Lutz  Hardin 

Sociology 

Music 

Home  Economics 

Lexington,  N.C. 

Anderson,  S.C. 

Newton,  N.C. 

Eleanor  Ann  Harris 

Psychology 

Albermarle,  N.C. 


Beth  Hicks 
Home  Economics 
Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Jackie  Leigh  Hemingway 

Home  Economics 

Mt.  Airy,  N.C. 


Suzanne  Jean  Henning 

Business 

Fairfax,  Va. 


Frances  Charlene  High 
Psychology 
Stanley,  N.C. 


Susan  Tinsley  Hil 

Music 

Norfolk,  Va. 


OAK  LEAVES  19761-49 


Seniors 


Shelia  Marcia  [iohh 

Home  Economics 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


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Kathy  Dale  Hollins 

Religion 
Greensboro,  N.C. 


Janet  Ruth  Hollowell 

Home  Economics 

Mt.  Olive,  N.C. 


Loretta  Gay  Honeycutt 
American  Civ. 
Benson,  N.C. 


Suzannah  Grey  Hooks 

History 

Whiteville,"  N.C. 


Elizabeth  Ellen  Horton 

History 

Norfolk,  Va. 


Janice  Robinson  Houston 

History 

Franklinton,  N.C. 


Carolyn  Lynn  Howard 

Sociology 

Greenville,  N.C. 


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Joy  Ann  Hudson 

Art 

Ramseur,  N.C. 


50-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Linda  Evelyn  Huneycutt 
American  Civ. 
Durham,  N.C. 


Joy  Victoria  Hussey 

Music 

Robbins,  N.C. 


Mary  Ellen  Jackson 

Biology 

Wylliesburg,  Va. 


Mary  Little  Jackson 

Religion 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Seniors— The  Future 

With  graduation  comes  the  appre- 
hension of  leaving  the  shelter  of  col- 
lege life  and  making  decisions  con- 
cerning the  future.  Some  seniors  are 
ready  to  graduate,  while  some 
M^ould  like  to  stay  at  Meredith  a 
httle  while  longer.  Some  hope  to 
stay  in  the  Raleigh  area  because  of 
friends  or  other  reasons,  while  oth- 
ers wish  to  break  old  ties  and  form 
new  ones  in  other  places.  As  girls 
examine  their  option,  several  are 
considering  graduate  work  before 
entering  the  career  work. 

One  Senior  spoke  of  an  "under- 
lying awareness  of  uncertainty," 
wondering  what  she  will  be  doing  a 
year  from  now,  but  added  that  her 
prevailing  outlook  is  optimistic.  Me- 
redith builds  a  supportive,  healthy 
attitude  toward  the  goals  of  single 
young  women  graduating  from  col- 
lege and  entering  a  career.  "I'm 
looking  forward  to  the  freedom," 
this  senior  said. 


Nancy  Raymer  Jame 

Sociology 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Phyllis  Ann  Jarrell 

Sociology 

Lincroft,  N.J. 


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Raleigh,  N.  C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-51 


Seniors 


Kay  Douglas  Jenkins 

Economics 

Gastonia,  N.C. 


Linda  Brewer  Jenki 
History 
Kinston,  N.C. 


Diane  Carol  Johnson 

History 

Rose  Hill,  N.C. 


Sallie  Marshburn  Johnson 

Math 

Lynchburg,  Va. 


Susan  Marie  Jordan 

History 

Tyner,  N.C. 


Virginia  Lee  Kimball 

Math 

Louisburg,  N.C. 


Lee  Ann  Kirk 

Sociology 

China  Grove,  N.C. 


Vickie  Lynn  Kiziah 

Business 

High  Point.  N.C. 


Janet  Mary  Koone 
History/Psy. 
Kinston,  N.C. 


52-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Peggy  Elaine  Land 

Math/Psy. 

Chatham,  Va. 


Susan  Kennon  Lane 

Sociology 

Wilson,  N.C. 


Bethany  Frances  Langdon 
Psychology 
Angier,  N.C. 


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Susan  Ward  Lawrence 

Biology 

Petersburg,  Va. 


Lucinda  Ward  Lee 

Psychology 
Washington,  N.C. 


Mary  Ann  Leitch 

Religion 
Beaumont,  Texas 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-53 


Seniors 


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Kathy  Lewis 
Home  Economics 
Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Bethany  Blair  Lister 

Psychology 
Elizabeth  City,  N.C. 


Sharon  Sue  Long 

Math 

Winston  Salen,  N.C. 


June  Clair  Lowdermilk 

Sociology 

Greensboro,  N.C, 


Carolyn  Elizabeth  Ley 

Spanish 

Mebane,  N.C. 


Jill  McDuffie 

Business 

Red  Springs,  N.C. 


Marsha  Lynn  McKinnley 

Sociology 
Qwelo,  Rhodesia,  Africa 


Donna  Louise  McLamb 

Music 

Newton  Grove,  N.C. 


Gerry  Leigh  McRoy 

Music 

Goldsboro,  N.C. 


54-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Joan  Christie  Macy 

Home  Economics 

Morehead  City,  N.C. 


ic  Sutton  Martin 

History 
Raleigh,  N.C. 


Martha  Kay  Martin 

Sociology 

Charlotte,  N.C. 


Linda  Sue  Matthews 

Home  Economics 

Sanford,  N.C. 


Susan  Grace  M(!rritt 
Business 
Ayden,  N.C. 


Janet  Lois  Michael 

Music 

Burlington,  N.C. 


Sara  Lou  Mickey 
Sociology 
Winston  Sale 


N.C. 


Kathryn  Susan  Midyette 

English 

Oriental,  N.C. 


Trudy  Hayes  Miles 

Music 

Pink  Hill,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-55 


Seniors 


Linda  Lucile  Minnis 
Business 

Winston  Salem.  N.C. 


Andrea  Darlene  Moore 

Business 

Burlington.  N.C. 


Kaye  Sumner  Morgan 

Math 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Mary  Kathryn  Morgan 

Psychology 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Margaret  Elizabeth  Morrisey 

Home  Economics 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Patricia  Gail  Murphy 

Spanish 

Guaynabo,  Puerto  Rico 


56-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Nancy  Louise  Nash 

History 

Monroe,  N.C. 


Elizabeth  Cutchin  Neville 

Religion 

Whitakers,  N.C. 


Deborah  Lynn  O'Neill 
Home  Economics 
Williston,  Florida 


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Jacqueline  Wright  Owen 
Religion 

Wylliesburg,  Va. 


Marcia  Gayle  Painter 

History 

Durham,  N.C. 


Elizabeth  Perkins  Parker 

History 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Helen  Patterson  Parker 

Sociology 

Wilson,  N.C. 


M.n>.;,iii'l  Ann  Parker 

Home  Economics 

Mt.  Olive,  N.C. 


Reva  Dale  Parker 

Art 

Tarboro,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-57 


Seniors 


Mary  Reed  Patrick 

Art 

Petersburg,  Va. 


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Peggy  Karen  Pell 

Religion 

Poplar  Branch,  N.C. 


Mary  Nancy  Pentecost 

History 

Richmond.  Va. 


Marcheta  Darnel  Perry 

Home  Economics 

Hertford,  N.C. 


Gail  Pumphrey  Phelan 

French 

Bait.,  Md. 


Margaret  Robey  Pierce 

Home  Economics 

Richmond,  Va. 


Pamela  Joy  Plummer 

Sociology 

Chapel  Hill,  N.C. 


Elizabeth  Belle  Pope 

Math 

Enfield,  N.C. 


Crista  Ann  Pritchard 

Religion 

Charlotte,  N.C. 


58-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Vicki  Branch  Pritchard 
American  Civ. 
Raleigh,  N.C. 


Chrystal  Robin  Rcviere 

Home  Economics 

Shelby,  N.C. 


Margaret  Louise  Rhyne 

Home  Economics 

Gastonia,  N.C. 


Cynthia  Leigh  Riggs 

Home  Economics 
Winston  Salem,  N.C. 


Mary  Catherine  Roberts 

Sociology 

Gastonia,  N.C. 


Shearon  Florence  Roberts 

Biology 

Coats,  N.C. 


Elizabeth  Kay  Robertson 

Sociology 

Knightdale,  N.C. 


Susan  Elizabeth  Robinson 

Business 

Skippers,  Va. 


Deborah  Roebuck 

Biology 
Washington,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-59 


Seniors 


Melanie  Ann  Roebuck 

Religion 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Carrie  Elizabeth  Rogers 

Sociology 

Mt.  Holly,  N.C. 


Cathy  Sue  Rollins 

Non-Western  Civ. 

Sanford,  N.C. 


Eloise  Annette  Rountree 

Home  Economics/Business 

Cedar  Grove,  N.C. 


Feta  Ann  Rowe 

Psychology 
Lowland,  N.C. 


Jane  Beal  Rucker 

Religion 

Gastonia,  N.C. 


Janice  Katharine  Sharpe 

Biology 

Greensboro,  N.C. 


Jane  Malena  Siceloff 
Home  Economics 
Lexington,  N.C. 


Julia  Gail  Smith 

History 
Asheboro,  N.C. 


60-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


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Linza  Grace  Smith 

Music 

Whiteville   N  C 


Susan  Harrell  Smith 

Psychology 

Goldsboro,  N.C. 


Bound  For  Stardom? 

With  the  traditional  strains 
of  "Cigarets  and  Whiskey", 
Meredith's  own  "Bathtub  Ring" 
made  its  stage  debut  at  Corn- 
huskin'  75.  The  group  was 
composed  of  even-year  Phis. 
Ethel  Sue  in  her  chic  polka  dot 
dress  with  tiered  ruffles  stood 
out  among  the  other  more  mas- 
culine members  of  this  renown 
group.  Entertainment  provided 
by  the  quartet  surpassed  all 
previous  such  performances  in 
worth?!?!?!  As  the  audience 
shouted  "Encore"-the  Bathtub 
Ring  moved  on  to  bigger  and 
better  things-graduation. 


Jane  Fussell  Spain 
Business 
Gary,  N.G. 


Christine  Ann  Speight 

Business 

Richmond,  Va. 


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Susan  Rae  Stanci 

Business 

Wilson,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-61 


Cynthia  Lynne  Stegall 
Home  Economics 
Marshville,  N.C. 


Vera  Ellen  StejJiier 

Religion 
Jacksonville,  N.C. 


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Helen  Kim  Stephenson 

Business 

Jackson,  N.C. 


Nancy  Eleanor  Strickland 
Home  Economics 
Middlesex,  N.C. 


Frances  Lane  Stroud 

Home  Economics 

Kinston,  N.C. 


Donna  Anne  Stroupe 

Music 

Stanley,  N.C. 


62-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Jane  Porter  Sullivan 
Psychology 
Shelby,  N.C. 


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Barbara  Heath  Talley 
Psychology 
Gary,  N.C. 


Barbara  Alice  Sutton 

English 

Jacksonville,  N.C. 


Norma  Jane  Swann 

Religion 

Burgaw,  N.C. 


Leigh  Ellen  Taylor 

Music 
Washington,  N.C. 


Margaret  Burnett  Taylor 

Math 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Mary  Dowell  Taylor 

Home  Economics 

Norlina,  N.C. 


Susan  Rebecca  Tew 

Psychology 

Durham,  N.C. 


Jennifer  Bryan  Thigpen 

Art/Psy. 

Williamston,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-63 


Seniors 


Donna  Leigh  Thomas 

Sociology 

Sanford,  N.C. 


Susan  Goodwin  Thornbrough 

Business 

Apex,  N.C. 


Cynthi.i  Anne  Thurman 

Business 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Shelley  Arlene  Tosto 

Psychology 

Madison,  N.C. 


Katherine  Nottingham  Tuck 

Business 

Columbia,  S.C. 


Maria  Tugwell 
Math/History 
Farmville,  N.C. 


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Rita  Ann  Turley 

Psychology/ Sociology 

Richmond,  Va. 


Julia  Harris  Turner 

History 

Pink  Hill,  N.C. 


Teresa  Elizabeth  Twine 

Biology 

Fayetteville,  N.C. 


64-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Valeria  Ann  Tyndall 

Home  Ec. /Business 

Deep  Run,  N.C. 


Janet  Leigh  Tysingor 

Business 

Chapel  Hill,  N.C. 


Missy  Upchurch 

Biology 

Raeford,  N.C. 


Patricia  Ann  Vehorn 

Math 

Charlotte,  N.C. 


Deborah  Marie  Vick 

Biology/Chemistry 

Tarboro,  N.C. 


Rebecca  Sue  Vicl< 

Sociology 

Tarboro,  N.C. 


Edna  Katharine  Viser 

Psychology 

Ahoskie,  N.C. 


Ramona  Mary  Waddell 

English 

Welcome,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-65 


Seniors 


Senior  Cornhuskin'  Spirit 

The  Senior  Class  rallied  to  show  the 
true  "Spirit  of  76"  for  Cornhuskin'  this 
year.  Their  dedication  and  enthusiasm 
equaled  that  of  their  forefathers  in  1776, 
as  they  strived  for  a  much-wanted  goal. 
Not  only  was  it  the  Great  Pumpkin,  but 
also  the  Senior  Class  pride  which  was  at 
stake.  Leading  the  ranks  were  Janet  Tysi- 
nger,  Mary  Dowell  Taylor,  and  Lou  Ann 
Flynt-and  as  before,  the  "Spirit  of  76" 
paid  off  with  victory. 


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Frances  jane  Wall 
Home  Economics 
Tobaccoville,  N.C. 


Janice  Rae  Wallace 

Music 

Kenly,  N.C. 


Joanne  Marian  Ward 

Religion 

Asheville,  N.C. 


Carolyn  Frances  Warren 

Music 

Kinston,  N.C. 


Pamela  Sue  Watson 

Math 

Greensboro,  N.C. 


66-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Gwen  Marie  Weatherly 
Biology/ Chemistry 
Timmonsville,  S.C. 


Becky  Weber 

Sociology 

Winston  Salem,  N.C. 


Rebecca  Howard  Weems 

History 

Raleigh,  N.C. 


Patricia  Lynn  Wellons 

Psychology 

Florence,  S.C. 


Elizabeth  Ann  West 
Business 
Exmore,  Va. 


Deborah  Grace  Wheeless 
Home  Economics 
Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


OAK.  LEAVES  1976-67 


Seniors 


Susan  Haywooii  White 

Psychology 

Rocky  Mount,  N.C. 


Susan  Rcni'  Will. 
Sociology 
Whiteville,  N.C. 


Carolyn  Louise  Willey 
Psychology 
Gaston,  N.C. 


Debra  Suitt  Williams 

Math 

Orangeburg,  S.C. 


Lisa  Ann  Williams 
History 

Kinston.  N.C. 


Suzanne  Elizabeth  Williams 

History 

Wingate.  N.C. 


68-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Alice  Marshall  Wilson 

Art 
Winston  Salem,  N.C. 


Sharon  Diane  Wilson 

Psychology 

Gastonia,  N.C. 


Seniors  Get  On-The-Job  Training 

During  their  senior  year,  many  students  experi- 
ence a  change  from  the  routine  schedule  of  attend- 
ing classes:  they  put  into  practice  what  they  have  al- 
ready learned.  Students  receiving  a  teacher's 
certificate  participate  in  the  student-teaching  pro- 
gram. Those  working  toward  social-welfare  certifi- 
cation spend  part  of  a  semester  doing  field  place- 
ment. As  well  as  providing  specific  training,  these 
job  experiences  also  help  students  to  know  if  their 
chosen  field  really  fulfills  their  career  expectation. 


Sallie  Rush  Winfrey 
Psychology 
Raleigh,  N.C. 


Donna  Frances  Wood 

History 

Mt.  Olive,  N.C. 


Sally  Elizabeth  Zeigler 

Music 

Eden,  N.C. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-69 


Juniors 


Junior  Class  Officers:  Suzanne  Styron,  Treasurer;  Debbie  Edwards,  Secretary;  Beth  Leavel,  Vice  President; 
Kathy  Frazier,  President. 


70-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


uniors:  Study  In  Contrast 

In  August,  Juniors  approach  the  Meredith 
campus  with  mixed  feelings.  For  the  returning 
student,  the  dull  realization  that  this  is  just  an- 
other dorm  room  and  just  another  year  of 
study  is  coated  with  a  veneer  of  excitement. 
Seeing  friends  again,  sharing  summer  experi- 
ences, laughing  over  memories  will  never  grow 
old.  Then  again,  for  the  transfer  student,  the 
excitement  of  a  new  beginning  is  covered  with 
a  feeling  of  uncertainty  and  nervousness.  New 
school,  new  friends,  new  dreams  are  enough  to 
cause  aiiyone  to  be  apprehensive.  Class  unity 
here  is  a  matter  of  both  hard  work  and  luck, 
for  more  than  any  other  class.  Juniors  are 
spread  all  over  campus:  dorm  officers  in  Fresh- 
man dorms,  a  hall-full  in  Heilman,  a  few  in 
Brewer,  Faircloth,  and  Barefoot,  and  the  major 
part  of  the  class  in  Poteat.  Yet,  our  Juniors  have 
come  to  school,  ready  for  another  great  year  of 
aughing  and  crying,  singing  and  talking, 
studying  and  playing,  and  just  being  typical 
Meredith  students. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-71 


Juniors 


Joy  Alcoke 

Cecilia  Allen 

Mary  Kay  Allsbrook 

Gail  Anderson 

Becky  Armstrong 

Lane  Saker 


Vanetta  Bakt 

Jackie  Ball 

Caroline  Banks 

Becca  Barnes 

Jenny  Barton 

Helen  Beacham 


Peggy  Beale 

Sheree  Begor 

Rebecca  Ann  Bennett 

Diane  Benson 

Susan  Bissette 

Susan  Blackman 


Phyllis  Braswe 

Jeanne  Bray 

Nancy  Brewbaker 

Hazel  Browning 

Patricia  Brugnolotti 

Amelia  Bryant 


Evelyn  Buie 

Jacqueline  Bonn 

Phyllis  Burnett 

Jenny  Carlton 

Sue  Carpenter 

Kathryn  Christian 


72-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Cornhuskin'  76,  Junior  Class  Song 

Stop  all  your  moppin'  alone  in  the  deck 
Come  see  the  tricks  we  play 
Jokers  are  wild  and  so  are  we 
Here  on  "Cornhuskin  Day!" 


Carol  Clapp 
Linda  Clark 
Marcia  Clark 
Martha  Claybrook 
Lee  Coble 
Hope  Collier 


Omega  Collins 
Pamela  Cook 
Sara  Cotey 
Sue  Crabtree 
Sara  Ruth  Cralle 
Cherry  Croom 


Lynn  Culpepper 
Pam  Dabney 
Kim  Dale 
Susan  Daniel 
Paula  Davenport 
Louise  Davis 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-73 


luniors 


Debbie  Edwards 
Nancy  Edwards 
Jean  Elliot 
Christy  Emerson 
Martha  Ferebee 
Debbie  Finch 


Carmel  Finger 

Patricia  Fishel 

Ann  Fonville 

Phyllis  Franklin 

Kathy  Frazier 

Chariot  Frye 


Juniors  Spark  Spirit 
On  Freshman  Halls 

rts  the  Freshmen  hall  grapevine  begins  to 
twine,  it  quite  naturally  entangles  those  Juniors 
who  by  fame  or  fortune  have  somehow  man- 
aged to  abide  their  third  year  on  the  Western 
side  of  the  court.  Under  their  leadership  the 
Freshmen  acquire  the  Spirit  of  Meredith  and 
become  "the  Hall."  To  witness  the  enthusiasm, 
newness  and  exhiliration  of  the  Freshmen  cer- 
tainly enlivens  the  year  of  those  juniors  on  the 
halls  of  Vann,  String,  and  Carroll. 


Joy  Denny 

Cindy  Dickie 

Nancy  Digh 

Debbie  Dunlap 

Ruth  Dupree 

Anne  Edge 


74-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Jo  Ann  Funderburke 
Denise  Gaskins 
Suzanne  Gaskins 
Jane  Gates 
Doris  George 
Karen  Gerace 


Saralyn  Gillespie 
Christine  Glascock 
Barbara  Glover 
Debra  Godwin 
Betsy  Graham 
Genny  Hale 


Julee  Haley 
Elizabeth  Hall 
Pam  Hall 
Dorothy  Hankins 
Jane  Harris 
Catherine  Harris 


Myra  Harris 
Rhonda  Harris 
Susan  Harrison 
Jan  Hart 
Linda  Haskell 
Katherine  Haskins 


Caroline  Hart 
Holly  Hayes 
Judy  Helsabeck 
Kimberly  Hicks 
Karen  Hill 
Nancy  Hines 


Betty  Hoffman 
Janet  Hornaday 
Cindy  Horton 
Rebecca  Hudson 
Lori  Husbands 
Denise  Hutchins 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-75 


Juniors 


Harriett  Jones 

Julie  Jones 

Kimberly  Jordan 

Jamie  Kenyon 

Teresa  Kiger 

Betty  Kimball 


Cheryl  Koob 

Terry  Lacy 

Susan  Lawrence 

Beth  Leavel 

Gail  Ledbetter 

Mary  Lewis 


Kaye  Lifsey 

Charlyn  Logan 

Sally  Lomax 

Mary  Jane  Ludt 

Jennie  Lynch 

Jonne  Allyson 

McGuffin     rl 


Millie  McLaney 

Lynn  McRainey 

Nancy  Martin 

Vickie  Massey 

Janet  Maxwell 

Sandra  Mayberry 


Teri  Meadows 

Freda  Middleton 

Martha  Morgan 

Mary  Ann  Morgan 

Nancy  Morse; 

Elizabeth  Munt 


76-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Elizabeth  Nanney 
Glenda  Neal 
Deborah  Niswonger 
Lynda  Noffsinger 
Virginia  Norton 
Margaret  Odell 


Amy  Odom 
Linda  O'Neal 
Janet  Osmer 
Sandy  Oxford 
Virginia  Patrick 
Belinda  Patterson 


Joyce  Pendergraft 
I     Carol  Pennel 
'     Carolyn  Pennington 

Cathy  Pickett 

Laura  Plonk 

Betsy  Porter 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-77 


uniors 


Kathleen  Pratt 

Beth  Privett 

Margaret  Rancke 

Anne  Reece 

Diana  Rhodes 

Alice  Richards 


Sarah  Richardson 

India  Richmond 

Susan  Roberts 

Jean  Robinette 

Marion  Robinson 

Nedra  Rogers 


Betsy  Rowlett  i, 
Ellen  Rumley  ^ 
Nancy  Schult 

Pam  Schultz 
Debbie  Secrist 

Cindi  Sharpe 


Martha  Sheely 

Suzanne  Shell 

Alice  Simmons 

Charlene  Simpson 

Laura  Singletary 

Cindy  Smith 


Darlene  Smith 

Judy  Smith 

Pam  Smith 

Phyllis  Smith 

Susan  Smith 

Ann  Stamey 


Beverly  Steen 

Beth  Steagall 

Sharon  Stephenson 

Janice  Stewart 

Elaine  Strothcr 

Suzanne  Styron 


78-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Rhonda 
Julie  Sunatt 
Diana  Swann 
Debbie  Talbert 
Mary  Tallman 
Cindy  Tart 


Heather  Taylor 
Julie  Taylor 
Kitty  Taylor 
Rosemary  Taylor 
Janet  Thigpen 
Judy  Toliver 


Margaret  Tucker 
Teresa  Turner 
Sherry  Upchurch 
Janice  Wilson 
Beth  Veasey 
Donna  Vereen 


Jean-Anne  Virtuoso 
Nancy  Ware 
Kathy  Warren 
Susan  Watson 
Jackie  Webb 
Elizabeth  Welsh 


Sheila  West 
Shelly  Wester 
Wanda  White 
Margaret  Whitehurst 
Beth  Wicker 
Barbara  Wiggins 


Debbie  Wilson 
Dianne  Williamson 
Gail  Yates 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-79 


SOPHOMORES 


President,  Patti  Ellis;  Vice  President,  Betsy  Lee;  Secretary,  Ruth  Butler;  Treasurer,  Beth  Cobb 


80-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


The  Sophomores  Are  Back! 


Long  lines  of  hungry,  apprehensive  fresh- 
men mark  the  scenes  of  the  "get-acquainted" 
picnic  at  Meredith  College.  Suddenly  from 
across  the  green  grass  of  the  courtyard,  a 
shriek  pierces  the  polite  chi-chat  of  the  new 
girls. 

"Ju-u-ulie!!" 

"Deb-ra-ah!!" 

Ah!  the  Sophomores  are  back!  With  their  an- 
imated, "go-get-'em"  spirit,  the  Sophomores 
are  back.  Hoping  to  continue  those  friendships 
begun  last  year,  the  Sophomores  are  back. 
Ready  to  take  over  campus  jobs;  to  finish  their 
English  requirements;  to  declare  their  majors; 
to  complete  their  P.E.  courses,  the  Sophomores 
are  back.  Some  will  transfer  next  year,  some 
will  succumb  to  "Sophomore  Slump,"  some 
will  graduate  early,  but  for  the  time  being,  en- 
thusiasm reigns,  and  oh!  the  Sophomores  are 
back! 


.OAK  LEAVES  1976-81 


Sophomores 


Sophomore  Slump  gets  a  Boost 

The  year  1976  offered  few  opportunities  for  the 
sophomore  class  to  slump.  If  deciding  what  to  de- 
clare for  a  major  didn't  demand  much  thought, 
studying  to  pull  up  the  old  G.P.A.  did.  Steak  night 
and  bacon  for  breakfast  offered  some  excitement, 
and  midnight  fire  alarms  were  always  a  change  of 
pace.  Maybe  a  little  slouching  now  and  theh,  but 
slump? NEVER! 


Denise  Adams 

Donna  Albritton 

Janet  Aldridge 

Mary  Ann  Alga 

Cindy  Allen 

Kay  Allen 


Linda  Allgood 

Julie  Amos 

Saribeth  Anderson 

Viki  Atkinson 

Helen  Attia 

Lisa  Baile\ 


Liz  Bailey 

Sherry  Baker 

Elizabeth  Baldwin 

Debra  Barker 

Anna  Barnes 

Julia  Barnes 


Debra  Bass 

Mary  Glynn  Bates 

Anne  Baughan 

Florence  Beattie 

Susan  Beeson 

Anne  Bell 


82-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Teresa  Bell 
Libba  Black 
Denise  Bleckley 
Kelley  Blake 
Catherine  Blankenship 
Harriet  Blanks 


Leigh  Anne  Boone 
Debra  Brackett 
Georganne  Branham 
Barbara  Bray 
Julie  Breedlove 
Sharon  Brewer 


Kathryn  Bridges 
Annie  Brock 
Debbie  Brooks 
Susan  Brooks 
Celia  Brown 


:.**J      Karalee  Brown 


Melanie  Brown 
Debra  Bryant 
Ruth  Butler 
Barbara  Byrnes 
Beth  Carlton 
Ann  Carr 


Cheryl  Carroll 
Margaret  Carter 
Susan  Casper 
Eleanor  Chappell 
Susan  Clodfelter 
Elaine  Coats 


Beth  Cobb 
Lou  Cocker 


OAK  LEAVES-83 


Sophomores 


(to      the      tune       of      "SUPER- 
CALIFRAGILISTICEXPEALI- 
DOCIUS") 

Shortages  of  toilet  paper,  gasoline 
and  money— When  we  find  ourselves 
in  need  it  really  isn't  funny.  This  prob- 
lem has  been  plaguing  us  we've  seen 
down  through  the  ages.  It's  getting  so 
impossible,  it  really  quite  enrages  . . . 

(to  the  tune  of  "DO  RE  MI") 

...  Me  and  You  and  Exxon  too. 
Shortages  are  everywhere.  The  alpha- 
bet is  short,  it  seems— A's  are  really  get- 
ting rare.  Time  is  also  on  our  list.  Men 


Sophomores'  Theme  Song 

at  Meredith  are  missed.  When  will 
some  of  us  get  kissed?  Oh,  it's  really 
getting  rough. 

(to  the  tune  of  "DOMINIQUE") 

There  are  shortages  of  this  and  that; 
we  see  them  every  day.  It  seems  they're 
here  to  stay.  Due  to  lack  of  parking 
space  For  your  car  there  is  no  place.  So 
we'll  have  to  wait  'til  May. 

(to  the  tune  of  "A  SPOONFUL  OF 
SUGAR") 

When  we  go  to  wash  our  clothes,  we 
have  no  Quarters  of  dimes.  It  happens 


all  the  time  . . .  happens  all  the  time. 
We  have  shortages  of  letters;  we  have 
shortages  of  sleep;  We're  even  running 
short  of  rhymes. 

(to      the      tune      of      "SUPER- 
CALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALI- 
DOCIUS") 

Shortages  of  toilet  paper,  gasoline 
and  money— When  we  find  ourselves 
in  need  it  really  isn't  funny.  Now  we 
have  a  need  to  find  an  ending  for  our 
theme  song:  But  we  can't  so  we'll  stop 
short  . . . 


Kathy  Compton 

Kathryn  Cook 

Becky  Copeland 

Lorri  Cornblatt 

Janice  Couch 

Kathy  Coulter 


Jamie  Council 

Julia  Meade  Cover 

Myrla  Cox 

Gayla  Crane 

Mary  Creech 

Meredith  Crews 


Kathy  Cross 

Tricia  Crouch 

Caryll  Cunningham 

Frances  Cuttle 

Kay  Darnell 

Shawn  Daughtridge 


Lisa  Denson 

Elizabeth  deShazo 

Sara  Dew 

Amy  Dickson 

Laura  Dixon 

Julia  Dorman 


84-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Donna  Douglas 
Patty  Dodgen 
Anne  Duke 
Patti  Duncan 
Cindy  Edwards 
Maria  Edwards 


Ruth  Edwards 
Tricia  Edwards 
Deborah  Elliott 
Mary  Ellis 
Patti  Ellis 
Claire  Elmore 


Penn  Ervin 
)oan  Evans 
Carolyn  Farley 
Ila  Felton 
Nadean  Ferguson 
Beverly  Finger 


Susan  Fishel 
Carol  Fitch 
Lou  Flippin 
Frankie  Fowler 
Susan  Gaylon 
Pam  Garner 


Kathy  Going 

ecky  Gordon 
Susan  Gouldin 


OAK  LEAVES  1976 -a5 


Sophomores 


Elizabeth  Graves 


Jan  Greer 
Annette  Gregory 

Cathy  Griffin 
Ruth  Ann  Griggs 

Gail  Groover 
Mary  Lou  Haley 


Sarah  Hall 

Sharon  Hardin 

Linda  Hardy 

Mary  Anne  Hardy 

Sharon  Harper 

Beth  Harrison 


Karen  Harrison 

Susan  Harrison 

Rebecca  Hart 

Carol  Hedspeth 

Pamelia  Herndon 

Meg  Hess 


86-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Rita  Hester 
Kim  Hewlett 
Cindy  Hici<man 
Laura  Hinson 
Tricia  Hogan 
Sharon  Holder 


Charlene  Holland 
Faye  Hollowell 
Bobbie  Holt 
Jane  Hooper 
Cindy  Horton 
Sheila  Horton 


Annette  Howell 
Lynne  Hudson 
Alice  Ann  Hyman 
Cassandra  Idol 
Wendy  James 
Rebecca  Johnson 


Elizabeth  Johnston 
Tonya  Jones 
Lynne  Kane 
Bonnie  Kelly 
Carol  Kelly 
Karen  Keesling 


Cynthia  Kerr 
Julie  Kicklighter 
Pam  Kingry 
Lisa  Lafoon 
Mary  Lane 
Jacque  Lawrence 


Sally  Lawrence 
Betsy  Lee 
Linda  Lewis 
Debi  Lockwood 
Marianna  Long 
Becky  Lynch 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-87 


Sophomores 


Lynn  MacCubbin 
Melea  Madden 
Karen  Mashburn 
Nora  Matthews 
Laura  Maynard 
Debbie  McGee 


Cindy  McLamb 

Julia  McNair 

Dorothy  McNcer 

Amy  Mendenhall 

Jane  Mesic 

Sue  Michael 


Annette  Michelli 

Jacqueline  Mills 

Becky  Minick 

June  Mitchell 

Kathy  Mitchell 

Joyce  Montgomery 


Susan  Moore 

Kathy  Morgan 

Wendy  Morrison 

Janet  Mullen 

Rebecca  Murph 

Sara  Neel 


Phoebe  Nestor 

Julia  Nipper 

Sherry  Olson 

Judy  Paget 

Betty  Parker 

Dana  Parks 


Ann  Parrish 

Ibby  Patrick 

Lynn  Ann  Perkins 

Marcella  Perrot 

Deborah  Phillips 

Elaine  Plauche 


88-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Sherry  Singer 


Jane  Price 
Suzanne  Price 
Dell  Pritchard 
Nancy  Radford 
Meg  Handle 
Elizabeth  Raynor 


Pam  Reed 
Vicky  Riddle 
Regina  Riggan 
Pamela  Robertson 
Laurie  Rodberg 
Page  Rose 


Marti  Sallee 
Brenda  Scott 
Cheryl  Shearin 
Nancy  Shinn 
Tina  Shirley 
Nancy  Simpson 


Opening  with  the  frame  words  of  a  radiocaster  decl- 
armg  the  Sophomore  Class  "mysteriously  missing." 
this  year's  Sophomore  stunt  portrayed  the  epitomy  of 
sprmg  at  Meredith.  Girls  in  bikinis  discussing  topics 
anywhere  from  school  work  to  Old  Maids  to  the  latest 
soap  opera  kept  students  amused  as  they  saw  them- 
selves reflected  in  the  cast  members'  antics.  The  bi- 
ggest laugh  was  undoubtedly  brought  by  the  clever 
surprise  ending.  Looks  of  humor  swept  over  the  stilled 
faces  of  the  sunbathers'  as  the  silence  was  broken  by 
the  popular  themesong  to  the  movie  "Jaws."  With  a 
brief  closing  report,  the  radiocaster  clarifies  the  an- 
swer to  the  question  raised  by  the  skit's  title.  Writer- 
producers  Kathy  Morgan  and  Susan  Fishel  are  to  be 
commended  for  their  work  on  this  dramatic 
masterpiece. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976- 


Sophomores 


Amy  Snipes 

Emily  Sockell 

Anne  Spracklin 

Mary  Margaret  Steele 

Janet  Steelman 

Janice  Stewart 


Kathy  Stincs 

Suzanne  Stocks 

Suzanne  Stokes 

Carol  Strange 

Betty  Stricklanil 

Carol  Styles 


Marsha  Thomas 

Darlene  Thompson 

Ann  Thornton 

Nancy  Travis 

Cindy  Truelove 

Kathy  Tudor 


:^i^\^:i:^.u:^{ 


90-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Beth  Watkins 
Susan  Watson 
Tina  Watson 
Wendy  Walton 
Joni  Fay  Watts 
Mary  Ann  Watts 


Susan  Weathington 
Carol  Webb 
Jan  Wells 
Monica  Wesley 
Laura  West 
Liz  Wester 


Ann  Wheeless 
Emily  Widman 
Alix  Willcox 
June  Williams 
Sondra  Williams 
Braxton  Wilson 


Teresa  Winslow 
Celea  Witt 
Danita  Wood 
Cathy  York 
Monette  Young 
Dorothy  Zeigler 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-91 


FRESHMEN 


Freshman  Class  Officers:  Belinda  Smith,  President;  Carol  Edmiston,  Vice-President;  Debbie  Peele,  Secretary; 
Lou  Graham,  Treasurer. 


92-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Cornhuskin'  Spirit  Strong 

Night  falls  on  the  Meredith  campus.  All 
is  quiet;  study  dominates  the  evening  for 
most  of  the  students.  Suddenly-a  yell 
across  the  courtyard  and  girls  are  storm- 
ing down  the  halls  only  to  congregate  on 
the  breezeways  or  at  the  fountain.  How 
do  we  explain  this  sudden  disturbance  of 
the  peace?  Freshman  Spirit  and  Corn- 
huskin'. It  takes  only  minor  urging  from 
various  hall  proctors  and  classmates  to 
get  things  underway.  Soon  cheers  ring  out 
as  more  and  more  get  into  the  spirit  of 
things.  The  fountain's  on  and  the  Fresh- 
man are  ready  to  fight.  A  rowdy  march 
down  Sophomore  halls  proves  sufficient 
in  stirring  up  some  opposition,  and  soon 
the  courtyard  is  full  of  wet,  laughing  girls. 
Thank  goodness  for  the  Freshman  and 
their  lively  spirit  which  serves  to  grant  us 
all  an  entertaining  break  from  the  routine 
of  everyday  college  life. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976- 


Freshmen 


Nancy  Abies 

Lauren  Adams 

Meredith  Albright 

Kim  Aicoke 

Vickie  Allen 

Anne  Arnold 


Jane  Austin 

Tricia  Averelt 

Laurie  Baker 

Lisa  Barker 

Beth  Barnes 

Mary  Lou  Barrett 


Carolyn  Earth 

Deborah  Bass 

Leslie  Baum 

Mary  Beth  Baecher 

Katherine  Beale 

Mary  ]o  Beam 


Angle  Beddard 

Beth  Ann  Bernhart 

Lisa  Biddix 

Cindy  Bizzcl 

Rita  Blevins 

Randi  Bordeaux 


Mary  Catherine 

Bowen 

Rosalie  Bowers 

Leslie  Boyes 

Joyce  Bradner 

Laura  Brakebill 

Cindy  Branch 


Ellen  Brinson 
Melanie  Brinson 
Lee  Brown 
Denise  Bryan 
Anne  Bryant 
Susie  Bullard 


94-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Ros(  mary  Camp 
Melissa  Carraway 
Diane  Cashwell 
C^arol  Gates 
Kimberly  Caudle 
<i.'^     Susan  Cecil 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-95 


Freshmen 


Kathryn  Cole 

Anna  Comer 

Carrie  Jo  Compton 

Deborah  Conner 

Donna  Kay  Cope 

Cathy  Cox 


Liz  Cridlin 

Pam  Cumbie 

Pamela  Dail 

Claudia  Daniel 

Hilda  Sue  Daniel 

Mary  Ann  Daskal 


Kathy  Davis 
Lisa  Davis 

April  Dean 
Donna  Dean 
Jan  Dedmon 

Dixie  Dicus 


Cindy  DiUard 

Heather  Divoky 

Melanie  Drew 

Shelia  Dull 

Teresa  Duncan 

Pandora  Dunn 


Carol  Edmiston 
Robin  Edwards 

Teri  Edwards 
Vickie  Edwards 
Margaret  Evans 

Kim  Everhart 


Lisa  Everhart 

Anne  Farley 

Margie  Farley 

Kim  Farlow 

Valerie  Farmer 

Diane  Faw 


96-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Mary  Scott  P'erebee 
Liz  Ferguson 
Leigh  Ferrell 
Cathy  Fleming 
Connie  Floyd 
Elizabeth  Forester 


Sue  French 
Claudia  Furr 
Karen  Gibson 
Laurie  Gibson 
Liz  Glascock 
Sandy  Godwin 


Katrina  Graham 
Lou  Graham 
Sandra  Graham 
Ami  Gray 
Gale  Gray 
Melissa  Gray 


Myra  Griffin 
Nora  Griffin 


Rebecca  GuUion 
Peggy  Gurganious 


Molly  Hall 
Stella  Hall 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-97 


if»'«     I,      •>«/ 


Freshmen 


Jennifer  Hammond 

Sandra  Harbinson 

Liisa  Harlas 

Ginger  Harlow 

Susan  Harrell 

Caroline  Harris 


Carolyn  Harris 

Beverly  Hartsell 

Lois  Hayes 

Wanda  Henderson 

Holly  Hepler 

Helen  Higgins 


Kathy  Hi^h 

Kathy  Louise  Hill 

Renee  Holcomb 

Kristy  Holleman 

Marty  HoUinshed 

Dell  Hooper 


AstroteRton  Society  Wins  Rush 

Yellow  and  white,  the  colors  of  the  Astros, 
dominated  the  campus  on  Wednesday  of 
Freshman  Rush  Week.  Yellow  stars,  yellow 
eggs,  yellow  goats  of  construction  paper,  yel- 
low T-shirts,  and  yellow  crepe  paper  helped  to 
influence  210  Freshmen  to  pledge  the  Astro  So- 
ciety, according  to  Cris  Pritchard,  Astro 
President. 

The  Philaretian  Society,  led  by  Presiden 
Nancy  Elliot,  accepted  105  pledges  on  Decision 
Day-105  girls  influenced  by  blue-dyed  eggs  in 
the  cafeteria,  blue  crepe  paper,  and  a  love  for 
Milton  the  Bear. 


98-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


l'<  ( f^\  Horner 
Ml  tide  Huff 
I)i  nis(   Ingram 
I  hkIcI  [x 
Kim  lohnson 
Caroli  Jones 


Denise  Jones 
Lyn  Jones 
Mary  Kay  Jones 
Sharon  Jones 
Suzanne  Jordan 
Betty  Joyce 


Ldu  [oyner 
K.ithy  Keith 
Susan  Kellam 
liillie  Jo  Kennedy 
Susan  Kitts 
Katharine  Knobchich 


Susan  Koonce 
Carol  Lancaster 
Elizabeth  Langston 
Kim  Lathan 
Judy  Laughlin 
Molly  Lawrence 


Debbie  Leigh 
Jana  Leonard 
Laura  Lindsay 
Charlotte  Lolley 
jane  Long 
Sandy  Long 


Ann  Lomax 
Teresa  Lovette 
Laurie  Lutz 
Sally  Lytch 
Karen  Mangum 
Joy  Manning 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-99 


Freshmen 


Marlene  Martin 
Suzanne  Mattox 
Carol  Matthews 
Pam  Maxwell 
Robin  Mayberry 
Mindie  McCollum 


Bonnie  McGee 

Lou  Ann  McLamb 

Melinda  Merrell 

Carol  Michael 

Patricia  Millner 

Sue  Mims 


Angle  Mincy 

Mandy  Mitchell 

Donna  Mohorn 

Gail  Moody 

Debbie  Moore 

Eleanor  MorRjn 


100-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Carolyn  Morton 
Elizabeth  Moss 
Shori  Mozingo 
Janet  Murray 
Najla  Nave 
Ann  Newman 


Nancy  Newton 
Sharon  Nixon 
Donna  Norman 
ennifer  Norvell 
Debbie  Norris 
Mona  Norris 


Lisa  Odom 
Eleanor  Ossman 
Kathy  Overman 
Ruth  Pardue 
Anno  Parker 
Michelle  Parrot 


Karen  Patseavouras 
Mary  Kim  Paul 
Beth  Pearsall 
Debbie  Peele 
Petie  Perkins 
Vikki  Perry 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-101 


Freshmen 


Barbara  Rathbun 

Robin  Reich 

Nannette  Reid 

Cammy  Reierson 

Pam  Rembert 

Suzanne  Revels 


Alisa  Rhodes 

Bonnie  Rickles 

Leslie  Roberts 

Patty  Robinson 

Laura  Rodman 

Beth  Rose 


Janet  Rose 

Carol  Roser 

Claire  Rountree 

Marcia  Rowe 

Marilyn  Rowe 

Sandy  Rowinski 


**,*4 


Freshmen  Orientation: 
A  Time  To  Adjust 

Freshmen  Orientation  and  Reg- 
istration meant  many  things  to 
many  people.  It  was  a  hectic  time 
with  everyone  trying  to  adjust  to 
new  faces  and  a  new  home.  Ori- 
entation was  a  time  of  learning— 
about  ourselves,  about  others  on 
our  halls  and  especially  about  the 
Meredith  College  handbook.  Reg- 
istration was  a  time  of  panic- 
praying  that  the  special  class  you 
wanted  wouldn't  be  closed  out 
and  feeling  blessed  relief  when 
you  found  out  the  class  was  still 
open.  Most  of  all,  Freshmen  ori- 
entation and  registration  meant  a 
step  out  into  the  world  of  becom- 
ing an  adult. 


Sarah  Ruark 
Leslie  Schenck 
Michelle  Scott 
Sandra  Scott 
Beverly  Sing 
Karen  Slate 


Dee  Sloan 
Belinda  Smith 
Dawn  Smith 
Julia  Smith 
Karen  Smith 
Teresa  Smith 


Ann  Spencer 
Janet  Stabile 
Gen  Stanley 
Peg  Stansill 
Cindy  Stinnette 
Mary  Sullivan 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-103 


Freshmen 


Janet  Surli  s 

Jeannie  Sutton 

Margaret  Swann 

Kip  Ta\lu( 

Beth  Ta\loi 

Diane  Thomas 


Anne  Timberlalvi 

Beverlj,  Toll  i 

KatiVolson 

Lynne  Tomhnson 

Toni  Trubi.mo 

Marv  Truslow 


Susan  Tu(  k 

Martha  Tui  k(  i 

LaNelle  Turhngton 

Lynn  Tuinei 

Sissy  Tvndail 

Tina  Vanncn 


Miriam  Victorian 
Holly  Waddell 
Nancy  Walk,  i 
Elizabeth  Wall 
Alyce  Wain  n 
Cathv  Warren 


Cathy  A.  Wain  n 

Nena  Warren 

Wanda  Warren 

Rebecca  Wali  is 

Linda  Watson 

Suzanne  Wa\  m 


Terri  Wea\t  i 

Leigh  Welborn 

Frances  Weldon 

Beth  Welfare 

Kathryn  Wells 

Cindy  West 


104-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


IN  MEMORIAM 
MARTHA  NELL  TUCKER 


Barbara  Westbrook 
Beth  Wheless 
Ellon  White 
Cindy  Whitenack 
Julia  Whitley 
Lynn  Whitley 


Susan  Whitley 
loan  Widdifield 
Susan  Wilkins 
Anne  Williams 
Liza  Williams 
Beth  Williamson 


Jan  Williamson 
Lisa  Willis 
Sherry  Wilson 
Mary  Winslow 
Anita  Wolfe 
Carolyn  Woltz 


Margaret  Wright 
Sherry  Wyatt 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-105 


ORGANIZATIONS 


106-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


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Clubs  Encourage  Spirit 
of  Self-Fulfillment 

Habla  espanol?  or  Parlez-vous  Francais?  Or 
[does  good  old  English  hold  more  appeal  for 
you?  Perhaps  it's  politics,  religion,  or  entertain- 
ment that  season  those  long  dreary  weeks  of 
jclass.  Whatever  your  interest,  all  in  all,  it's 
]  people  working  with  people  and  for  people 
that  make  any  Meredith  organization 
[successful. 

Needless  to  say,  the  success  of  an  organiza- 

ion  is  dependent  upon  the  satisfaction  it  gives 

t's  members.  Thus  the  purpose  of  Meredith  or- 

Iganizations  is  to  give  the  student  opportunity 

Ito  exercise  and  develop  her  interests  beyond 

Ithe  classroom  experience. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-107 


SGA 


SGA  Has  Successful  Year 

SGA  began  its  1975-76  work  by  sponsoring  an  In- 
ternational Bazaar.  Goods  representing  world  crafts 
were  available  to  eager  purchasers.  Also  reflecting 
an  international  interest  was  the  United  Nations 
speaker,  Weldon  Gaddy. 

SGA  also  concerned  itself  with  Meredith's  social 
regulations.  Early  in  the  Fall  semester  sophomores 
were  granted  SDH.  Further  sign-out  legislation  in- 
volved omitting  the  sign-out  system  altogether  ex- 
cept overnights. 

Academically,  SGA  again  advocated  faculty  eval- 
uations. This  2-year  old  procedure  is  one  initiated 
by  the  organization. 

Judicial  Board  and  the  Executive  Committee  held 
an  Honor  Code  survey.  Furthermore,  SGA  voted  to 
have  all  social  offenses  be  under  the  jurisdiction  of 
Interdorm  Board  while  academic  infractions  be  the 
concern  of  Judi  Board. 

1975-76  also  saw  SGA  take  an  active  part  in  advo- 
cating health  care  among  the  Student  Body.  Armed 
with  funds  from  the  Raising  the  Sights  of  Women 
program,  the  Association  held  a  Health  Care  Sym- 
posium in  March.  Booklets  were  distributed  and  a 
Pep  Smear  clinic  was  held. 


Executive     Officers:     Rebecca     Askew,     President 
Shearon  Roberts,  Vice  President. 


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DAY  STUDENTS 


Executive  Committee:  Sue  Carpenter;  Becky  Weems,  Virginia  Norton,  President;  Janet  Burke;  Linda  O'Neal. 


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SGA 


EXECUTIVE  COMMITTEE 

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1st  Row:  Barbara  Heath  Talley:  Cathy  Bhind:  Patsy  Vehorn;  Missy  Upchurch.  2nd  Row:  Phyllis 
Smith;  Amy  Garber;  Cindy  Truelove:  Rebecca  Askew;  Shearon  Roberts;  Virginia  Norton. 


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Myrla  Cox;  Tricia  Crouch;  Cindy  Lee;  Carol  Fitch;  Amy  Garber.  Chairman;  Susan  Tew;  Nancy  Martin; 

Christine  Glascock;  Linda  Teal. 


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JUDICIAL  BOARD 


1st  Row:  Virginia  Norton;  Sue  Vehorn;  Missy  Upchurch,  Chairman;  Julee  Haley.  2nd 
Row:  Amy  Garber;  Miss  Farrell;  Rebecca  Askew;  Mary  Ann  Gilbert;  Cindy  Dickie. 
3rd  Row:  Mr.  Sumner;  Dr.  Wiechert;  Ann  Farley;  Nancy  Walker;  Sue  Michael; 
Louise  Crouch. 


ELECTIONS 
BOARD 


1st  Row:  Fennette  Waters;  Denise  Brown;  April  Dean.  2nd  Row:  Pam  Schultz;  Barbara  Heath 
Talley,  Chairman;  Peggy  Land;  Debbie  Doss. 


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SGA 


LEGISLATIVE  BOARD 


Cathy  Blanci,  Chairman;  Julia  Meade  Cover,  Secretar; 


1st  Row:  Barbara  Heath  Talh'v,  Kay  Martin,  Phyllis  Smith,  Mary  Margaret  Steel(>.  2nd  Row:  Hazel 

Browning,  Diana  Swan,  Terri  Meadows,  Kathy  Christian,  Beth  Leavel.  3rd  Row:  Lou  Ann  Stricklin.  Mary 

Kay  Allsbrook,  Menda  Sue  Godfrey,  Deborah  Roebuck,  Julie  Kicklighter.  4th  Row:  Alice  Simmons,  Kitty 

Taylor,  Sharon  Stephenson,  Betsy  Rowlett,  Becky  Sugg.  5th  Row:  Meg  Hess,  Page  Rose,  Robin  Mayberry, 

Patti  Duncan.  6th  Row:  Lizzy  Hall,  Ann  Aiken.  Suzanne  Stocks.  Nancy  Simpson.  7th  Row:  Cathy  Pickett. 


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STUDENT 
ADVISORS 


1st  Row:  Mix  Wilcox:  Rita  Hester;  Lisa  Denson;  Jan  Greer;  Frances  Cuttle:  Sherry  Baker;  Kathy  Mor- 
gan; Patti  Duncan;  Patsy  Vehorn,  Chief.  2nd  Row;  Rebecca  Murph;  Dorothy  McNeer;  Anne  Bell;  Julia 
Dorman;  Elizabeth  Graves:  Sue  Michael;  Susan  Fishel;  Linda  Allgood;  Susan  Moore.  3rd  Row:  Danita 
Wood;  Annette  Howell;  Ibby  Patrick;  Jane  Price;  Jackie  Lawrence;  Myrla  Cox;  Ginger  Gay;  Cindy  Al- 
len; Collen  Strother;  Lynn  Ann  Perkins;  Sue  Vehorn;  Carol  Fitch;  Meg  Hess:  Beth  Cobb;  Karalee 
Brown. 


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Publications 


ACORN 


Libby  Phillips  Gieso,  Art  Editor;  Rosemary  Stankwytch,  Editor. 


Meredith's  literary  magazine  is  entitled  The 
Acorn.  It's  contributions  for  the  1975-76  year 
have  been  co-ordinated  by  editor  Rosemary 
Stankwytch  and  other  dedicated  members  of 
the  staff.  It  is  published  twice  yearly— once  in 
the  fall  semester  and  once  in  the  spring.  The 
Acorn  attempts  to  integrate  the  various  cre- 
ative resources  of  the  Meredith  community, 
and  students,  faculty,  and  staff  are  urged  to  use 
The  Acorn  as  a  forum  to  share  their  creative 
ability  with  the  rest  of  the  campus.  Entries  in 
the  magazine  include  poetry,  short  fiction,  seri- 
ous essays,  humor,  and  cartoons.  More  art 
work  has  been  added  this  year  than  ever  be- 
fore through  the  cooperation  of  the  Art  Depart- 
ment. Through  the  years.  The  Acorn  has  con- 
tinued to  grow  and  adapt  to  the  needs  and 
interests  of  the  Meredith  community. 


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Anne  Grayson  Fonville,  Associate  Editor. 


114-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Susan  Moore;  Maggie  Odell:  Sharon  Ellis;  Allyn  Vogel;  Marty  Hollinshed. 


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'  Allyn  Vogel,  Editor 


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Publications 


OAK  ^> 


LEAVES 


Sarah  Ruth  Cralle,  Assistant  Editor;  Linda  Green,  Editor;  Cathy  Roberts,  Business  Manager. 


What  does  it  really  take  to  put  together  a  yearbook?  Perhaps 
few  of  those  eagerly  awaiting  the  finished  product  can  really 
answer  this  question.  But  to  those  who  work  diligently  to  pro- 
duce that  finished  product,  the  response  is  an  involved  one!  In- 
deed, so  much  goes  behind  the  scenes  that  most  people  fail  to 
realize.  Take,  for  example,  the  photography.  There  is  the  set- 
ting up  of  a  time  schedule  and  posting  it  in  enough  places  to 
remove  any  possible  "I  didn't  see  the  notice"  excuses  from  stu- 
dents . .  .  leading  the  photographer  around  .  .  .  arranging  the 
group  creatively  while  still  getting  everyone's  good  side  to  the 
camera  . . .  getting  everyone  to  smile  at  once  . . .  and  finally  in- 
suring that  the  pictures  are  developed.  Yet  photography  is  but 
one  small  aspect  of  the  yearbook!  Still,  there  is  copy,  lay-out, 
financing,  editing,  and  on  and  on  .  . .  Indeed  all  staff  members 
devote  tireless  hours  to  the  publishing  of  the  Oak  Leaves. 


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Copy:  Sara  Cotey;  Suzanne  Styron;  Ramona  Waddell;  Anne 

Duke. 


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Layout  Staff:  1st  Row:  Saribeth  Anderson;  Candi  Pope;  Heather  Divokey. 
2nd  Row:  Deborah  Ferguson;  Lucy  Davis;  Wilma  Ellis;  Dana  Edwards- 
Susan  Grogan;  Linda  Haskell;  Debbie  Dunlap.  '  Photographer:  Lou  Mickey. 


'  Photographer:  Helen  Kastretsios. 


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Music 


CHORALE 


1st  Row:  Martha  Claybrook:  Patty  Needham;  Kathy  Morgan;  Sally  Zeigler:  Suzannr  Deal:  jane 

Gilbert:  Diane  Creech.  2nd  Row:  Ceebee  Banks:  Terry  Meadows:  Joy  Hussey:  Ann  Bowen:  Janet 

Michael;  Susan  Faulk;  Carol  Burbank;  Donna  Stroupe.  3rd  Row:  Karen  Creamer;  Mary  Kay 

Allsbrook;  Mary  Mac  Stroud;  Caroline  Hart;  Dondra  Bland;  Donna  McLarnb.  4th  Row:  Linda 

Evans;  Carolyn  Warren;  Trudy  Miles;  Louise  Crouch;  Laura  Jackson;  Nancy  Edwards;  Nancy 

Elliot;  Leigh  Taylor;  Patty  Alexander;  Janice  Wallace;  Nancy  Strickland. 


ENSEMBLE 


1st  Row;  Carol  Burbank;  Sally  Zeigler;  Jane  Gilbert;  Janice  Wallace.  2nd  Row;  Carolyn  Warren: 
Nancy  Elliot;  Trudy  Miles;  Diane  Creech;  Donna  McLamb;  Ann  Bowen;  Laura  Jackson;  Janet 

Michael. 


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RENAIS- 
SANCE 
SINGERS 


1st  Row:  Ruth  Edwards;  Dorothy  McNeer;  Mary  Lou  Haley;  Donna  Hill;  Elizabeth  Graves;  Leigh 
McRoy.  2nd  Row:  Dianne  Williamson;  Wendy  Morrison;  Mary  Creech;  Ann  Stutts;  Regina  Riggan; 
Susan  Kattes.  3rd  Row:  Debra  Coates;  Susan  Hill;  Wanda  Warren;  Lisa  York;  Julie  Kicklighter.  4th 
Row;  Becky  Lynch;  Pam  Smith;  Elizabeth  Hall;  Jamie  Counsel;  Charlene  Holland;  Diane  Garner. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-119 


Clubs 


AQUA 
ANGELS 


1st  Row:  Diana  Rhodes;  Betty  Strickland;  Liz  Wester;  Kim  Jordan,  President;  Becky  Sugg.  2nd  Row: 
Virginia  Patrick;  Betsy  Lee;  Ginny  Sutton;  Maria  Edwards:  Bonnie  McGee;  Cindy  Hickman;  Debbie 
Tedder;  Gayla  Crane;  Linda  Huneycutt;  Janet  Koonce.  3rd  Row:  Beth  Ferguson,  Instructor;  Reya 
Blunt;  Burke  Felton;  Anne  Farley;  Gen  Stanley;  Gail  Phelan;  Jackie  Webb;  Christine  Glascock;  Mary 

Ann  Gilbert;  Tonya  Jones;  Claire  Vellines. 


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ASTRO 


1st  Row:  Carol  Pennel:  Chris  Pritchard,  President:  Terri  Meadows.  2nd  Row:  Sarah  Ruth  Cralle: 
Denise  Gaskins;  Meg  Hess. 


Marshalls:  Linda  Evans;  Denise  Adams:  Ceebee  Banks:  Trudy  Miles. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-121 


Clubs 


1st  Row:  Monica  Wesley;  Teresa  Bryant.  2nd  Row:  Venetta  Baker; 
"DT  7T  T  Priscilla  Chadwick;  Jacqueline  Mills.  3rd  Row:  Faye  Wilkerson; 

-L'  V  LJ  Marilyn  Bledsoe.  President;  Joyce  Montgomery. 


CANADAY 

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HONORARY 
MATH  CLUB 


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1st  Row:  Maria  Tugwell;  Sherry  Long;  Debra  Williams;  Patsy  Vehorn;  Ginger  Kimball;  Peggy  Land; 
Sally  Johnson,  President;  Margaret  Taylor.  2nd  Row:  Debra  Godwin;  Nancy  Hines;  Susan  Foltz; 
Karalee  Brown;  Missy  Dunn;  Sherry  Begor;  Robin  Reich.  3rd  Row:  Glenda  Neal;  Hazel  Browning;  Jo 
Anne  Bowles;  Pat  Fisher;  Elizabeth  Pope;  Katherine  Hoskins;  Cindi  Sharpe;  Cindy  Dickie:  Janet 

Hornaday;  Nancy  Shultz. 


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CCA 


1st  Row:  Debbie  Talbert:  Cathy  Harris;  Ellen  Rumley:  Janet  Batten;  Joy  Denny.  2nd  Row;  Maggie  Odell,  Peggy 
Beale;  Elizabeth  Munt:  Denise  Gaskins;  Myra  Griffin;  Karen  Keesling.  3rd  Row:  Belinda  Patterson;  Nancy 
Simpson;  Fran  Stroud;  Frances  Cuttle;  Annette  Howell;  Page  Rose;  Eleanor  Chappell;  Cathy  York. 


Executive  Committee— 1st  Row:  Debbie  Talbert;  Janet 
Batten;  Cathy  York.  2nd  Row:  Maggie  Odell;  Nancy 
Simpson;  Joy  Denny;  Page  Rose.  3rd  Row:  Fran  Stroud, 
President;  Frances  Cuttle;  Denise  Gaskins. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-123 


Clubs 


COLTON 

ENGLISH 

CLUB 


1st  Row:  Maggie  Odell:  Dr.  Johnson:  Debbie  Doss,  President:  Kathy  Davis:  Sara  Cotey.  2nd  Row:  Dr. 

Page:  Mrs.  Jones;  Vivian  Keasler:  Nancy  Newton;  Miriam  Victorian;  Mary  Creech;  Corky  McGuffin. 

3rd  Row:  Terry  Brooks;  Mrs.  Brewer;  Dr.  Knight:  Carolyn  Morton:  Mary  Lane;  Jackie  Lawrence; 

Sharon  McClanahan;  Nancy  Shinn:  Darlene  Smith;  Suzanne  Styron;  Dr.  Peacock. 


HOME  EC 
CLUB 


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1st  Row:  Valerie  Tyndale;  Annette  Roundtree,  President;  Genie  Deese;  Martha  Morgan;  Lisa 

Lafoon.  2nd  Row;  Jane  Long;  Deborah  Wheeless;  Anne  Edge;  Branda  Hardin;  Glenda  Neal; 

Lucy  Davis;  Cindy  Riggs;  Jane  Siceloff;  Frances  Erlich;  Jeanie  Bray:  Cinda  Tarton.  3rd  Row: 

Debbie  Niswonger;  Margaret  Rhyne;  Celia  Witt;  Becky  Johnson;  Nancy  Strickland. 


124-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


KAPPA  NU 
SIGMA 


1st  Row:  Leigh  Taylor;  Sally  Zeigler;  Beth  Edwards;  Diane  Creech;  Jackie  Owen,  President.  2nd 
Row:  Maria  Tugwell;  Pam  Plummer;  Susan  Tew;  Terry  Brooks;  Nancy  Strickland.  3rd  Row:  Sharon 
Ellis;  Elizabeth  Poe;  Libby  Giese;  Louise  Crouch;  Sally  Johnson;  Margaret  Taylor;  Joann  Ward; 
Cindy  Riggs;  Barbara  Sutton;  Dr.  lone  Knight. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-125 


Clubs 


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1st  Row:  Cindy  Truelove;  Nancy  Pi'iitccost,  President:  |un(^  Swann.  2nd  Row:  Nancy  Strickland:  Kathy 

Frazier;  Larry  Williams,  Advisor.  3rd  Row:  Menda  Sue  Godfrey:  Wanda  Henderson;  Beverly  Stein.  4th 

Row:  Joni  Fay  Watts;  Penn  Irvin;  Tricia  Crouch.  5th  Row:  Debbie  Niswonger;  Caroline  Kontze.  6th 

Row:  Pamela  Dabney:  Sarah  Ruth  Cralle.  7th  Row:  Nancy  Schultz:  Terry  Brooks. 

This  school  year  has  been  a  busy  one  for  the  Meredith  Christian  As- 
Jwj  f  /\  sociation.  There  were  several  on-campus  activities  such  as  the  Fall  Fo- 
rum which  featured  Lisa  Sergio  speaking  on  the  topic  "Your  Time  is 
Now"  to  coincide  with  the  theme  of  "Women  and  Religion."  Spring 
Forum  consisted  of  a  panel  discussion  concerning  "Perspectives  on 
Death."  "Unfolding"  was  the  theme  for  Religious  Emphasis  Week,  Jan- 
uary 26-30,  featuring  a  week  of  activities  geared  toward  spiritual 
growth. 

There  were  also  many  activities  which  expanded  beyond  the  cam- 
pus itself.  The  MCA  successfully  sponsored  "Toys  for  Tots"  at  Christ- 
mas in  which  gifts  were  collected  for  underprivileged  children.  Tutor- 
ing at  the  Methodist  Home  and  Catholic  Home,  Recreational  Activities 
at  the  Governor  Morehead  School  for  The  Blind,  the  Interaction  pro- 
gram at  Dorthea  Dix,  and  the  Project  HOPE  working  with  the 
Women's  Correctional  Center  were  continued  as  the  usual  MCA 
projects.  On  a  broader  scale,  the  MCA  sponsored  a  Hunger  Fast  and 
Guatemalan  Relief  to  raise  money  to  contribute  to  world-wide  hunger 
relief  efforts. 


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it  Row:  Ginger  Kimball,  President;  Mary  Margaret  Steele;  Hazel  Browning; 
ranees  Ehrlich;  Diana  Rhodes.  2nd  Row:  Wilma  Ellis;  Deborah  Roebuck; 
lissy  Dunn;  Jane  Gates;  Mary  Jane  Ludt.  3rd  Row:  Debra  Williams;  Sherry 
ong;  Susan  Foltz;  Nancy  Boyette;  Debbie  Conner.  4th  Row:  Sheree  Begor; 
ancy  Schultz;  Martha  Shot  Ferebee;  Debbie  Tedder;  Phoebe  Nestor. 


MRA 

"MRA  Makes  Revolutionary 
Activities" 

The  Fouth  of  July  came  early  this  year  as 
MRA  activists  encouraged  several  riotous 
events  on  the  Meredith  campus.  Corn- 
huskin'  festivities  aroused  the  entire  student 
body  into  frenzied  action.  Play  Day  and  In- 
tramurals  were  scenes  of  wholehearted  en- 
thusiasm and  physical  activity.  Stunt  was  a 
wild  gathering  and  voices  could  be  heard 
across  campus.  The  Meredith  Recreation 
Association  provided  the  opportunity  for 
fun,  competition,  and  participation.  The  real 
July  Fourth  may  look  dim  in  comparison. 


MENC 


it  Row:  Wendy  Morris;  Leigh  McRoy;  Susan  Hill;  Regina  Riggan.  2nd  Row: 
aren  Creamer;  Janet  Cope;  Leigh  Taylor;  Elizabeth  Graves;  Freda  Middleton, 
resident.  3rd  Row:  Donna  McLain;  Janet  Michael;  Janice  Wallace;  Pam  Smith. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-127 


Clubs 


1st  Row:  Joel  Ann  Reames;  Barbara  Wiggins;  Gail  Ledbetter;  Jamie  Kenyon;  Charlene  High;  Sally  Blue.  2nd 
Row:  Dr.  Lyn  Aubrecht,  Advisor;  Dot  Hankins,  President;  Jan  Greer;  Sherry  Baker;  Ann  Harris;  Kathy 

Lowis:  Susan  White. 


MEREDITH  PSYCHOLOGY  CLUB 


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NEA 


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1st  Row:  Ann  Aiken;  Ann  Cole;  Jane  Wall;  Susan  Smith;  Charlene  High;  Lee  Ann  Kirk;  Robin  Houston; 
Deborah  Wheeless;  Cynthia  Butler;  Melanie  Roebuck,  President.  2nd  Row:  Elizabeth  Neville;  Beth 
Burnett;  Ginger  Kimball;  Louise  Crouch;  Linda  Jenkins;  Ann  Harris;  Loretta  Honeycutt;  Margaret  Rhyne; 
Debbie  Carver;  Cindy  Riggs;  Jane  Rucker;  Joanne  Ward;  Leigh  McRoy. 


PHI  ALPHA  THETA 


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1st  Row:  Susan  Jordan;  Diane  Baker;  Maria  Tugwell,  President;  Karen  Britt.  2nd  Row:  Cathy  Bland; 
Nancy  Pentecost;  Dr.  F.  Grubbs;  Becky  Weems;  Louise  Crouch.  3rd  Row:  Susan  Foltz;  Robin  Houston; 
Linda  Jenkins;  Diane  Johnson;  Linda  Green. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-129 


Clubs 


Marshalls:  Virginia  Patrick,  Ruth  Edwards,  Deborah  Ferguson,  Louise  Crouch. 


1st  Row:  Patti  Ellis:  Nancy  Elliott,  President;  Anne  Edge.  2nd  Row- 
Amy  Mendenhal;  Menda  Sue  Godfrey;  Millie  McLaney:  Judy  Smith. 


130-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


1st  Row:  Nandy  Truesdale,  Advisor;  Beth  Leavel;  Cathy  Bland, 
President;  Kim  Hewlett.  2nd  Row:  Sharon  Ellis;  Kim  Dare;  Rebecca 
Askew;  Viki  Atkinson;  Peggy  Horner.  3rd  Row:  Suzanne  Mattoz; 
Rebecca  Childs;  Allyn  Vogel;  Sharon  Holder. 


PLAYHOUSE 


PSI  CHI 


1st  Row:  Susan  Roberts;  Gail  Amon;  Betsy  Rowlett;  Donna  Vercen:  Mary  Kay  Allsbrook. 
2nd  Row:  Sally  Blue;  Susan  Tew;  Barbara  Wiggins;  Linda  Noffsinger;  Gail  Ledbetter, 
President;  Susan  Smith;  Barbara  Heath  Talley.  Standing:  Lyn  Aubrecht;  Marie  Mason, 
Advisors. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-131 


Clubs 


SIGMA  ALPHA  IOTA 


1st  Row:  Jane  Barnes;  Leigh  McRay;  Beth  Edwards;  Dianne  Creech;  Kathy  Morgan;  Sally  Ziegler;  Linda  Evans; 

Dorothy  McNeer;  Janet  Cape;  Elizabeth  Hall.  2nd  Row;  Carol  Clapp,  President;  Suzanne  Deal;  Karen 

Hampton;  Marcella  Perrot;  Joy  Hussey;  Donna  McLamb;  Janice  Wallace;  Julie  Kicklighter;  Joyce  Nethery.  3rd 

Row:  Sue  Crabtree;  Martha  Claybrook;  Elizabeth  Graves;  Regina  Riggan;  Becky  Hudson;  Marcia  Clark;  Ann 

Bowen;  Beth  Privett;  Leigh  Taylor;  Charlene  Holland;  Nancy  Edwards. 


SILVER 
SHIELD 


W'6  'M 


Vi«» 


1st  Row:  Beverly  Steen;  Ginger  Kimball;  Missy  Upchurch;  Patsy  Vehorn;  Rebecca  Askew;  Linda 
Green:  Beth  Edwards.  2nd  Row:  Menda  Sue  Godfrey;  Hazel  Browning;  Allyn  Vogel;  Shearon 
Roberts;  Becky  Weems;  Louise  Crouch,  President;  Susan  Tew;  Nancy  Pentecost;  Cathy  Bland; 

Pam  Watson;  Amy  Garber. 


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LA  TERTULIA 


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1st  Row:  Mendu  Sun  Godfrey;  Tricia  Murphy,  President;  Dell  Pritchard;  Dr.  Ledford,  Dr.  Peacock, 
Advisors.  2nd  Row:  Linda  Green;  Teresa  Kiger;  Lynn  MacCubbin;  Cathy  Cross;  Alice  Wilson;  Linda 
Haskill.  3rd  Row:  Sherry  Olson;  Annette  Howell;  Judy  Helsabek;  Karen  Keesling;  Laura  West;  Ibby 
Patrick;  Beverly  Finger;  Donna  Albritton;  Beth  Veasey;  Kimberly  Hicks;  Debbie  Dunlap. 


TOMORROW'S  BUSINESS  WOMEN 


1st  Row:  Sue  Craig;  Amelia  Bryant;  Jane  Harris;  B.J.  Glass,  President;  Dana  Edwards;  Rhonda  Suggs. 
2nd  Row:  Delera  Williams;  Sherry  Long;  Andrea  Moore;  Debbie  Talbert;  Margaret  Taylor;  Jan 
Stewart;  Gail  Andersen;  Sally  Brewer.  3rd  Row:  Danita  Wood;  Ellen  Rumley;  Denise  Brown;  Cindy 
Thruman;  Nancy  Boyette;  Gail  Yates;  Susan  Merrett;  Janet  Maxwell;  Belinda  Patterson;  Peggy  Beale; 
Jennie  Lynch;  Dawn  Jenkins;  Kitty  Taylor;  Rebecca  Murph. 


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SPORTS 


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How  does  Meredith  College  spell 
sports? 

S-P-0-R-T-S,  except  for  the 
dummies. 

Even  though  Meredith  doesn't  get 
a  bid  to  the  bowl  games,  the  athlet- 
ically minded  Meredith  student  has 
ample  opportunity  to  participate  in 
almost  any  sport,  that  is,  except 
football.  (However,  touch  football  is 
occasionally  played  in  the  court- 
yard.) Athletic  teams  at  Meredith 
are  many  and  varied,  from  basket- 
ball and  tennis  to  volleyball  and 
swimming 

Of  course,  the  weeknight  tennis 
player,  two-mile  jogger,  and  daily 
cycler  are  not  to  be  forgotten,  either. 
Today,  physical  fitness  is  rapidly 
coming  to  be  of  interest  to  all.  The 
Meredith  campus  provides  excellent 
facilities  for  all  sporting  endeavors. 

So,  10  S  N  E  1? 


Sports 


1st  Row;  Celia  Brown;  Bethany  Langdon,  Co-captain:  Faye  Hollowell;  Kathy  Owen;  Tricia  Averette;  Pam 
Dail.  2nd  Row;  Miss  Farrell,  Coach;  Cherry  Groom;  Martha  Ferebee,  Co-captain;  Denise  Ingram;  Debbie 

Conner;  Kay  Pollock;  Lynn  Ann  Peri<ins;  Mary  Jane  Ludt. 


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GYMNASTICS 


1st  Ruw:  Miss  Crigler,  Coach;  Diana  Swan;  Beth  Welfare.  2nd  Row:  Annette  Michelli;  Patti 
Westmoreland;  Debbie  Edwards. 


SWIMMING 


1st  Row:  Nancy  Schult;  Martha  Ferebee;  Jennifer  Hall;  Jinny  Carlton;  Laurie 
Rodberg.  2nd  Row:  Mr.  Chrest,  Coach;  Beth  Carlton;  Susie  Cecil;  Cindy  Dickie; 
Ami  Dickson;  Cindy  Whiteneck;  Carol  Webb. 


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Sports 


Row  1:  Susan  Koonce;  Pam  Cook;  Kathy  Stines:  Mrs.  Massey,  Coach;  Dr.  Huber,  Coach;  Julia  Breedlove; 
Linda  Ix.  Row  2;  Debby  Bryant;  Pam  Robertson;  Sandy  Rowinski;  Betty  Parker;  Lynn  Whitley;  Diana  Swan; 
Hazel  Browning;  Leigh  Welborn. 


TENNIS 


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VOLLEYBALL 


1st  Row:  Deborah  Roebuck;  Susan  Daniel,  Captain;  Missy  Dunn.  2nd  Row: 
Layne  Baker;  Alice  Simmons;  Mary  Jane  Ludt.  3rd  Row;  Karen  Patseavouras; 
Kay  Pollock;  Sandy  Godwin;  Mary  Margaret  Steele. 


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STUDENT  LIFE 


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"Appearances  have  truly  changed, 
but  underneath*  there  is  no  change." 
This  was  Dr.  Mary  Lynch  Johnson's 
reply  when  she  was  asked  her  opinion 
of  young  women  today.  And  so,  stu- 
dent life  at  Meredith  today,  though 
somewhat  different  from  that  of  fifty 
years  ago,  is  essentially  the  same.  Rus- 
sian tea  and  the  age-old  game  of  bridge 
have  given  way  to  coffee,  cigarettes, 
and  a  fastmoving  game  of  spades.  Sun- 
day afternoon  strollers  are  replaced  by 
enthusiastic  joggers.  The  term  "panty 
raid"  melts  into  the  past  as  a  new  gen- 
eration graduates  without  having  expe- 
rienced a  "raid." 

Yet  still  now,  as  then,  friends  cry  on 
each  other's  shoulders,  snowmen  mys- 
teriously appear  from  a  mere  inch  of 
snow,  and  the  holiday  spirit  flows  as 
Christmas  break  draws  near.  Love, 
laughter,  and  friendship  are  an  ever- 
lasting part  of  Meredith. 


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Orientation 


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Orientation 


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Spirit  of  76 

The  Spirit  of  '76  was  in  the  air  as  the 
Senior  Class  won  Cornhuskin'  for  this 
year.  Seniors  placed  first  in  Participa- 
tion, Cornhuskin',  Hogcalling,  Tall 
Tale,  and  song,  while  the  Juniors  won 
Parade  and  Apple  Bobbing. 

Cornhuskin'  chairmen  for  the  Se- 
niors were  Janet  Tysinger,  Mary  Do- 
well  Taylor,  and  Lou  Ann  Flynt.  The 
graduating  class  of  1976  followed  a  bi- 
centennial theme  while  the  Soph- 
omores complained  of  shortages.  Ju- 
niors focused  their  theme  on  playing 
cards  while  their  little  sister  class,  the 
Freshmen,  explored  the  world  of  car- 
toon characters.  Faculty  members  por- 
trayed storybook  characters  from 
Little  Boy  Blue  to  Little  Red  Riding 
Hood.  The  faculty  Tall  Tale  was 
presented  in  shorts  and  suspenders  by 
Dr.  Huber  of  the  Psychology  Depart- 
ment. Traditional  festivities  followed 
with  apples  for  refreshments,  a  concert 
by  the  Bath  Tub  Ring,  and  Stuart  sing- 
ing "How  Great  Thou  Art." 


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Fall  Play/Country  Carnival 


Meredith  College  Says"Yes" 
to  No  No  Nanette 

"Lights",  "music",  "action"  and  No 
No  Nanette  turned  on  Jones  Audito- 
rium to  one  of  the  most  vivacious  pro- 
ductions that  Meredith's  "little  Broad- 
way" has  ever  produced.  Talent  busted 
the  seams  of  this  quaint  period  musical 
as  the  dancers  tapped  their  way  to 
glory  and  the  musical  hits  sounded 
their  way  to  the  stars.  It  is  reported 
that  "Tea  for  Two"  is  still  being  hum- 
med in  the  stair  wells,  and  if  one 
closely  watches  the  feet  in  the  cafeteria 
line,  a  little  soft  shoe  steppin'  more 
than  often  breaks  the  montony. 


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Volunteer  Program 


Right:  Mr.  Somner,  Co-ordinator  of  Volunteer  Services 
Sue  Vchorn,  Student  Assistant 


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Below:  Project  Chairmen. 


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Volunteer  Programs  Serve  Raleigh 

As  a  Christian  institution  in  an  influential  city, 
Meredith  College  has  a  responsibility  to  serve  her 
Community  through  various  service  projects.  The 
Meredith  Christian  Association  sponsors  five  such 
projects  which  are  typical  of  the  many  efforts  of  the 
entire  college.  At  both  the  Governor  Morehead 
School  and  Dorothea  Dix  Hospital,  students  share 
time  with  the  patients  in  such  recreational  activities 
as  parties  and  dances.  Project  HOPE  (Help  Over- 
come Prison  Environment)  has  expanded  this  year 
as  students  from  both  Meredith  and  State  combined 
efforts,  sponsoring  enjoyable  programs  for  those  in 
the  Women's  Correctional  C?nter.  At  both  the  Cath- 
olic and  the  Methodist  Homes,  students  work  on  a 
one-to-one  basis  with  the  children  in  a  tutorial  ca- 
pacity. These  relationships  soon  develop  into  real 
friendships  as  the  children  begin  to  look  to  our  girls 
as  big  sisters.  Certainly  such  programs  provide  a 
valuable  ministry  to  our  city. 


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Who's  Who 


Rebecca  Askew 


Cathy  Bland 


Louise  Crouch 


Sharon  Ellis 


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WHO'S  WHO 


Janet  Fish 


Amy  Garber 


Marilyn  Gitzinger 


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Linda  Green 


Tina  King 


Lou  Mickey 

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Who's  Who 


Trudy  Miles 


Nancy  Pentecost 


Cris  Pritchard 


sin-aron  Roberts 


Nancy  Strickland 


Fran  Stroud 


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Jenny  Thigpen 


Missy  Upchurch 


Patsy  Vehorn 


Allyn  Vogel 


Pam  Watson 


Sharon  Wilson 

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Christmas 


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CHRISTMAS 


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Rush 


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PHI-ASTRO  RUSH 


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stunt 


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stunt 


Recession  and  Inflation  Unstoppable 

Stunt  '76  was  a  comeback  for  an  old  tradition.  The 
Freshmen  began  the  activities  with  a  takeoff  on  "Sham- 
poo." Sparked  with  wit  and  the  usual  almost  professional 
acting  abilities  of  Mt;redith  students,  "Shampoo"  seemed 
unbeatable.  The  Juniors  followed  with  "Christopher  Co- 
lombo", a  takeoff  on  the  discovery  of  America.  "O-e-o," 
the  chant  of  the  sailors  and  Kate  Smith  singing  "Hello  Co- 
lombo" merited  for  the  Juniors  second  place.  The  Seniors 
presented  a  thoughtful  skit  on  life  in  a  bean  factory.  "Re- 
cession" and  "Inflation",  noted  for  their  singing  abilities, 
were  finally  defeated  by  the  hero,  "Recovery."  The  Soph- 
omores followed  with  a  skit  concerning  Sophomores 
missing  from  class  due  to  their  attachment  to  the  sun- 
decks,  better  known  as  breezways,  on  warm  Spring  days. 
A  take  off  on  "Jaws"  finally  sent  these  delinquents  back 
to  class. 

All  the  stunts  having  been  completed,  the  judges  were 
faced  with  a  tough  decision.  They  came  to  a  consensus: 
Seniors  first  and  Juniors  second.  Stunt  '76  was  indeed  a 
success. 


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Outstanding  Seniors 


Bethany  Langdon 
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OUTSTANDING 
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Alice  in  Wonderland 


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Abundant  Absurdity  Appears  in  Alice 

The  audience  stops  its  chatter.  The  lights  dim,  and  finally  the  curtain 
parts.  Here  begins  the  newest  production  yet  of  the  classic,  Alice  in  Won- 
derland. The  Meredith  faculty  and  administration  brings  to  life  once  more 
the  adventures  of  sweet  Alice  in  her  land  of  wonder.  And  wonder  you  do 
after  seeing  this  performance.  The  most  professional  professors  take  advan- 
tage of  this  opportunity  to  fulfill  their  ambitions  of  song,  dance,  drama  and 
comedy.  What  a  refreshing  change  of  pace!  It  is  a  mind— boggling  experi- 
ence for  actor  and  audience  alike  as  the  characters  travel  through  a  never- 
never-land  that  one  could  never,  never  purely  understand. 


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Spring  Play 


The  Prime  of  Miss  Jean  Brodie 

Meredith  is  rapidly  establishing  a  name  for 
herself  in  the  field  of  drama.  Indeed  the  ex- 
cellence of  this  year's  spring  play,  The  Prime 
of  Miss  jean  Brodie  has  been  widely  acclaimed 
by  faculty  and  students  alike. 

During  the  weeks  before  the  performance, 
cast  members,  crew  members,  and  directors 
were  found  faithfully  gathered  in  Jones  Audi- 
torium for  nightly  rehearsals  lasting  approxi- 
mately five  hours  each.  Their  work  finally  paid 
off  in  a  successful  three  night  run  which  drew 
spectators  from  all  over  Raleigh. 

Cathy  Bland  was  sensational  in  her  role  as 
Miss  Brodie.  The  director,  Nancy  Truesdale, 
and  her  student  counterpart,  Andra  Knott,  also 
contributed  countless  hours  of  patience  and 
hard  work.  Surely,  the  remark  of  a  Meredith 
professor— we  can  learn  alot  about  education 
from  this  play-is  a  true  one. 


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SPRING 
PLAY 


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Play  Day 


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PLAY  DAY 


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Parents'  Weekend 


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Parents'  Weekend  Held  In  April 

Dr.  Norma  Rose,  professor  and  chairman  of 
the  English  department,  and  Dr.  Lyn  G. 
Aubrecht,  assistant  professor  of  psychology, 
were  named  Outstanding  Christian  Teachers  . 
Meredith  during  the  Parents'  Weekend  obser- 
vance held  on  the  campus  in  early  April.  Exhi- 
bitions in  equitation,  gymnastics,  synchronized 
swimming  and  dance  were  other  highlights  of 
the  weekend.  In  addition,  the  Martin  Equita- 
tion Arena  was  dedicated. 


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Class  Day 


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Graduation 


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*-  <«! 


Graduation:  A  Bittersweet  Time 

The  Senior  class  of  Meredith  College  held  their 
graduation  exercises  in  Dorton  Arena  on  Sunday. 
May  16,  1976.  The  occasion  was  marked  by  a  col- 
lection of  mixed  feelings. 

Graduating  from  college  is  a  traumatic  experi- 
ence. It  means  adopting  an  entirely  new  lifestyle. 
We  must  leave  the  place  which  has  been  our 
home  for  four  years.  We  must  also  leave  friends 
we  love,  know'ing  that  even  though  we  may  keep 
in  touch,  the  relationship  will  never  again  be  the 
same.  For  many  there  is  the  anxiety  of  "Where  do 
I  go  from  here?" 

Along  with  the  feelings  of  sadness  and  anxiety, 
however,  are  feelings  of  pride  and  a  sense  of  ac- 
complishment. At  long  last  we  have  reached  our 
goal.  There  is  also  a  new  feeling  of  freedom  and 
independence.  Now  we  are  really  on  our  own, 
equipped  with  the  Spirit  of  '76  to  show  the  world 
what  we  can  do! 


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Index 


Abies,  Nancy  94 

Adams.  Denise  82,  121 

Adams.  Lauren  94 

Aiken.  Ann  40.  112,  129 

Albright,  Meredith  94 

Albritton.  Deborah  40 

Albritton,  Donna  82.  133 

Alcoke.  Joy  72 

Alcoke.  Kim  94 

Aldridge.  Janet  82 

Alexander,  Patty  118 

Alga,  Mary  Ann  82 

Allen,  Cecilia  72 

Allen,  Cindy  82,  113 

Allen,  Kay  82 

Allen,  Vickie  94 

Allgood,  Linda  82,  113 

Allsbrook,  Mary  Kay  72.  112,  11 

131,  161 
Amon,  Gail  40,  131 
Amos,  Julie  82 
Anderson,  Gail  72.  133 
Anderson.  Paige  40 
Anderson.  Saribeth  82,  117 

Armstrong.  Becky  72 
Arnold.  Anne  94 

Askew,  Rebecca  6,  40,  93,  107. 
108.  110,  111,  131.  132.  154 

Atkinson.  Viki  82.  131 

Attia.  Helen  82 

Austin,  lane  94 

Averett.  Patricia  94.  13(j 

Badgett.  Suzanne  40 

Baecher.  Mary  94 

Bailey.  Elizabeth  82 

Bailey.  Lisa  82 

Baker,  Laurie  94 

Baker,  Lane  72,  129,  159 

Baker,  Sherry  81,  82,  113,  128 

Baker,  Venetta  72.  122 

Baldwin,  Elizabeth  82 

Ball,  Jackie  72 

Banks.  Ceebee  72.  118.  121 

Barker.  Debra  82 

Barker,  Lisa  94 

Barnes.  Anna  82 

Barnes.  Beth  94,  97 

Barnes.  Julia  82 

Barnes.  Rebecca  72 

Barnes.  T.  Jane  40.  132 

Barnette.  Marjorie  40 

Barrett.  Mary  94 

Barrett.  Phyllis  40 

Barth.  Carolyn  94 

Berton.  Jenny  72 

Bass,  Deborah  94 


Bass,  Debra  82 

Batchelor.  Lorraine  41 

Bates.  Mary  82 

Batten.  Janet  123 

Baughan,  Anne  82 

Baum.  Leslie  36.  94 

Beacham.  Helen  72 

Beale.  Katheirne  94 

Beale.  Peggy  72.  123.  133 

Beam.  Mary  94 

Beattie.  Florence  82 

Beddard.  Angelia  94 

Beeson.  Susan  82 

Begor.  Sheree  72.  122.  127 

Bell,  Ann  82.  113 

Bell,  Teresa  83 

Bennett,  Rebecca  72 

Benson,  Diane  72 

Bernhart,  Beth  94 

Biddix,  Lisa  94 

Bissette,  Nancy  72 

Bizzell,  Cynthia  94 

Black,  Libba  83 

Blackley,  Denise  83 

Blackman.  Susan  72 

Blair,  Betsy  72 

Blake,  Kell'ey  83 

Blalock,  Marsha  41 

Bland,  Dondra  41,  118 

Bland.  Cath^-  41.  110.  112,  129, 

131,  132,  154.  161 
Blankenship.  Catherine  83 
Blanks.  Harriet  83 
Bledsoe.  Marilyn  41,  122 
Blevins,  Rita  94 
Blount,  Reya  41,  120 
Blue.  Sally  72.  128.  131 
Booker.  Dorothy  72 
Boone.  Laura  41 
Boone.  Leigh  83 
Boone.  Marion  72 
Bordeaux.  Agnes  94 
Bowen.  Ann  41.  118.  132.  160 
Bowen.  Mary  94 
Bovvers.  Rosalie  94 
Bowles.  Jo  Anne  72,  122 
Boyes,  Leslie  94 
Boyette.  Nancy  3,  72,  127,  133 
Bracket!,  Debra  83 
Bradner,  Joyce  94 
Brakebill,  Laura  94 
Branch,  Cindy  94 
Branham,  Georgeanne  83 
Braswell,  Phyllis  72 
Bray.  Barbara  83 
Bray.  Jeanne  72.  124 


Breedlove.  Julia  83 

Brewbaker,  Nancy  72 

Brewer,  Sharon  83 

Bridgers,  Beth  41 

Bridges,  Kathryn  83 

Brinson,  Ellen  94 

Brinson,  Melanie  94 

Britt,  Karen  42.  129.  154 

Brock.  Anne  83 

Brooks.  Deborah  83 

Brooks.  Susan  83 

Brooks.  Terry  42.  124.  125.  126 

Brown.  Celia  83.  136 

Brown.  Denise  16.  42.  111.  133 

Brown.  Lee  94 

Brown.  Karalee  83.  113.  122 

Brown.  Melanie  83 

Browning.  Hazel  72,  112.  122. 

127.  132 
Brugnolotti.  Patricia  72 

Bryan,  Amelia  72,  133 

Bryan,  Denise  94 

Bryant,  Debra  83 

Bryant,  Helen  94 

Bryant,  Teresa  122 

Buie,  Evelyn  72 

Bullard,  Susie  94 

Bunn,  Jackie  72 

Burbank,  Carole  118 

Burke.  Janet  109.  143 

Burkett.  Jayne  95 

Burnett,  Beth  42,  129 

Burnett.  Phyllis  72 

Burns.  Jo  95 

Burrows.  Louise  42 

Busby.  Kathy  42 

Butler.  Cynthia  42.  129 

Butler.  Ruth  80.  81.  83 

Byrd.  Denise  36.  95 

Byrd.  Beth  95 

Byrnes.  Barbara  83 

Byrum.  Virginia  95 

Callis.  Martha  95 

Cameron.  Wanda  42 

Camp.  Rosemary  95 

Carlton.  Elizabeth  83.  137 

Carlton.  Jenny  72.  137 

Carpenter,  Sue  72,  109 

Carr,  Ann  83 

Carraway,  Melissa  95 

Carroll,  Cheryl  83 

Carter,  Margaret  83 

Cashwell,  Diane  95 

Casper,  Susan  83 

Cate.  Frances  42 

Gates.  Carol  95 


Caudle.  Kimberly  95 
Cecil.  Susan  95.  137 
Ghadwick,  Anita  43 
Ghadwick.  Pricilla  122 
Chalmers.  Lucinda  95 
Chamblee.  Karen  95 
Chappell.  Eleanor  83.  123 
Cherry.  Janet  95 
Childs,  Rebecca  43.  131 
Christian.  Kathy  72.  112 
Clapp.  Carol  73.  132 
Clark.  Jan  95 
Clark.  Linda  73 
Clark.  Marcia  73.  132 
Claybrook.  Martha  73.  118.  132 
Clayton.  Nancy  43 
Clements,  Connie  95 
Clifton,  Mary  95 

Glodfelter,  Susan  83 

Goates,  Debra  119 

Coates,  Elaine  83 

Cobb,  Beth  80,  83,  113,  160 

Coble,  Lee  73 

Cocker,  Lou  83 

Cole,  Anne  43,  129 

Cole,  Kathryn  96 

Collier.  Hope  73 

Collins,  Omega  73 

Comer,  Anna  96 

Compton,  Carrie  96 

Compton,  Kathy  84 

Compton,  Sally  43 

Conner,  Debbie  96,  127.  136 

Cook.  Kathryn  84 

Cook.  Pam  73 

Cope.  Donna  96 

Cope.  Janet  44.  127,  132 

Gopeland.  Becky  84 

Gornblatt.  Lorri  84 

Cornell.  Sheryl  44 

Gotey,  Sara  73,  116.  124 

Couch.  Janice  84 

Coulter.  Kathy  84 

Council.  Jamie  84.  119 

Cover.  Julia  Meade  84.  112 

Cox.  Cathy  96 

Cox.  Myrla  84.  110.  113 

Grabtree,  Sue  73,  132 

Craig.  Susan  44.  133 

Gralle.  Sarah  Ruth  73.  116.  121, 
126 

Crane.  Gayla  84.  120 

Creamer.  Karen  44.  118.  127 

Creech.  Cynthia  44 

Creech.  Diane  44.  118.  125.  132. 
160 


-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Creech.  Mary  84,  119.  124 

Creech.  Susie  45 

Crews.  Meredith  84 

Cridhn.  Elizabeth  96 

Croom.  Cherry  73.  136 

Cross.  Kathy  &4.  133 

Crouch.  Louise  45.  111.  118.  125. 

129.  130.  132,  154.  161 
Crouch.  Tricia  82.  84.  110.  126 
Crowell.  Patricia  45 
Culpepper.  Lynn  73 
Cumbie.  Pam  96 
Cunningham.  Caryll  84 
Cuttle.  Frances  84.  113,  123 
Dabney.  Pam  73.  126 
Dail.  Pam  96,  136 
Dale,  Kim  73,  131 
Daniel,  Claudia  96 
Daniel,  Hilda  96 
Daniel,  Susan  73 
Darnell,  Kay  84 
Daskal,  Maryann  96 
Daughtridge,  Shawn  84 
Davenport,  Paula  73 
Davis,  Kathy  96,  124 
Davis,  Lucy  3.  45,  117,  124,  176 
Davis,  Margaret  45 
Davis,  Lisa  96 
Davis.  Louise  73 
Deal.  Suzanne  45.  66,  118,  132 
Dean,  Donna  96 
Dean,  April  98,  111 
Dean,  Susan  45,  68 
Dedmon,  Jan  96 
Dees,  Genie  45,  124 
Dell,  Shiela  96 
Denny,  Joy  74,  123 
Denson,  Lisa  84,  113 
Deshazo,  Elizabeth  84 
Dew.  Sara  84 

Dickie.  Cindy  74.  Ill,  122,  137 
Dickson,  Amy  84,  137 
Dicus,  Dixie  96 
Digh,  Nancy  74 
Dillard,  Cynthia  96 
Divoky.  Heather  96.  117 
Dixon.  Laura  84 
Dodgen.  Patricia  85 
Dorman.  Julia  84.  113 
Doss.  Debbie  111.  124.  164 
Douglas.  Donna  85 
Drew.  Melanie  96 
Duke.  Anne  85.  116 
Duncan,  Patti  85,  112.  113 
Duncan.  Teresa  96 
Dunlap.  Debbie  74.  117.  133,  153 


Dunn,  Missy  45,  122,  127,  165 
Dunn,  Pandora  96 
Dupree.  Ruth  74 
Edge,  Ann  74,  124,  130 
Edmiston,  Carol  96 
Edwards,  Beth  46,  62,  125,  132 
Edwards,  Cynthia  85 
Edwards,  Dana  46,  117,  133 
Edwards,  Deborah  70,  74,  137 
Edwards,  Maria  85,  120 
Edwards,  Ruth  85.  119.  130 
Edwards.  Nancy  74.  118.  132 
Edwards.  Tricia  85 
Edwards,  Robin  96 
Edwards.  Teressa  96 
Edwards,  Vickie  96 
Erlich.  Frances  46,  124,  127.  146. 

176 
Elliott,  Deborah  85 
Elliott,  Jean  74 
Elliott,  Nancy  48,  118,  130 
Ellis,  Mary  85 
Ellis,  Patty  80,  85,  130 
Ellis,  Sharon  115,  125,  131,  135, 

154 
Ellis,  Wilma  10,  46,  117,  127,  165. 

176 
Elmore,  Claire  85 
Emerson,  Christy  74 
Ervin.  Penn  85,  126 
Estes,  Patti  46,  134,  154 
Evans.  Joan  85 

Evans.  Linda  46.  118.  121.  132 
Evans.  Margaret  96 
Everhart.  Kim  96 
Everhart.  Lisa  96 
Falkenberry.  Elaine  46 
Farley.  Anne  96.  111.  120 
Farley.  Carolyn  85 
Farley.  Margaret  96 
Farlow.  Kim  96 
Farmer.  Valerie  96 
Faulk.  Susan  118 
Faw,  Diane  96 
Felton,  Ila  85 
Felton,  Burke  120 
Ferebee.  Martha  74.  127.  136,  137 
Ferebee,  Mary  97 
Ferguson,  Deborah  46,  117,  130, 

176 
Ferguson,  Elizabeth  97 
Ferguson,  Nadean  85 
Ferrell,  Leigh  97 
Finch.  Deborah  74 
Finger.  Beverly  85.  133 
Finger,  Carmel  74 


126 


Fish.  Janet  47.  155 

Fishel.  Patricia  74,  113,  122 

Fishel  Susan  85 

Fitch,  Carol  85,  110,  113 

Fleetwood.  Mazie  47 

Fleming.  Catherine  97 

Flippin,  Lou  85 

Floyd,  Constance  97 

Flynt,  Lou  Ann  47 

Foltz,  Susan  16,  47,  122,  127, 

Fonville.  Anne  74,  114 

Forester,  Elizabeth  97 

Fowler.  Frankie  85 

Franklin,  Phyllis  74 

Frazier,  Kathy  70 

French,  Susan  97 

Frye,  Chariot  74 

Funderburke.  Jo  Anne  75 

Furr.  Claudia  97 

Galyon.  Susan  85 

Garber,  Amv  47,  110.  ill.  : 
147.  155 

Garner.  Diane  119 

Garner.  Pam  85 

Garrett.  Nancy  85 

Garver,  Debra  47.  129 

Gaskill.  Mary  85 
Gaskins.  Denise  75.  121.  12 
Gaskins.  Suzanne  75 
Gaston,  Deborah  47 
Gates,  Jane  75,  127 
Gay.  Ginger  85.  113 
George,  Doris  75 
Gerace,  Karen  75 
Gibson,  Karen  97 
Gibson,  Laurie  97 
Giese,  Libby  47,  114,  125 
Gilbert,  Jane  38,  47,  118 
Gilbert,  Mary  85,  111,  120 
Gillespie,  Sasalyn  75 
Gitzinger,  Marilyn  155 
Glascock,  Christine  75.  110. 
Glascock,  Elizabeth  97 
Glass,  B.J.  48,  133 
Glover,  Barbara  75 
Glover,  Evelyn  48 
Godfrey,  Menda  Sue  16,  112 

130,  132,  133,  153 
Godwin,  Debra  75,  122 
Godwin.  Sandra  97 
Going.  Kathy  85 
Gordon.  Becky  85 
Gouldin,  Susan  85 
Graham,  Elizabeth  75 
Graham,  Lou  97 
Graham,  Katrina  97 


Graham,  Sandra  97 

Graves,  Elizabeth  86,  113,  119. 
127.  132 

Gray.  Ami  97 

Gray.  Gale  97 

Gray,  Melissa  97 

Green,  Linda  36,48,  116,  129.  132. 
133.  155 

Green.  Lynn  48 

Greer.  Jan  81.  86.  113.  128 

Gregory.  Annette  86 

Griffin.  Cathy  86 

Griffin.  Jeanette  48 

Griffin,  Myra  97.  123 

Griffin.  Nora  97 

Griggs,  Ruth  86 

Grogan.  Susan  10.  49,  117.  165. 
176 

Groover.  Gail  86 

Gullion.  Rebecca  97 

Gurganious,  Peggy  97 

Hale,  Geneva  75 

Haley,  Julia  75,  111 

Haley.  Mary  Lou  86.  119 

Hall,  Elizabeth  75,  112,  119,  132 

Hall,  Jennifer  137 

Hall,  Molly  97 

Hall,  Pam  75 

Hall,  Sarah  86 

Hall,  Stella  97 

Hammond,  Jennifer  98 
Hampton,  Karen  49,  132 
Hankins,  Dot  75,  128 
Hansil,  Meg  76 
Harbinson,  Sandra  98 
Hardin,  Brenda  49,  124 
Hardin,  Sharon  86 
Hardy,  Linda  86 
Hardy,  Mary  86 
Harlas,  Liisa  98 
Harlow,  Ginger  98 
Harper.  Sharon  86 
Harrell.  Susan  98 
Harris,  Ann  49,  128.  129,  148 
Harris,  Caroline  98 
Harris,  Carolyn  98 
Harris,  Cathy  75,  123 
Harris,  Jane  75,  133 
Harris,  Myra  75 
Harris,  Rhonda  75 
Harrison,  Beth  86 
Harrison,  Karen  86 
Harrison,  Susan  75,  86 
Hart.  Janet  75 
Hart.  Caroline  75.  118 
Hart,  Rebecca  86 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-181 


Index 


Hiirtspll.  Beverly  98 

Haskell.  Linda  75.  117.  133 

Hayes.  Holly  7,5 

Hayes.  Lois  98 

Hedspelh.  Carol  86 

Helsabeck.  Judy  75.  133 

Hemingway.  Jackie  49 

Henderson,  W.jnda  98.  126 

Henning.  Sue  49 

Hepler,  Holly  98 

Herndon,  Pam  86 

He,ss.  Meg  86.  107.  112,  113.  121 

Hester.  Rita  87.  113 

Hewlett.  Kim  87.  131 

Hickman.  Cindy  87,  120 

Hicks,  Elizabeth  49 

Hicks.  Kim  75.  133 

Higgins.  Helen  98 

High.  Charlene49.  112.  128 

High,  Kathy  98 

Hill,  Donna  119 

Hill,  Karen  75 

Hill,  Kathy  98 

Hill,  Susan  49,  119,  127 

Hines,  Nancy  75,  122 

Hinson,  Laura  87 

Hobbs.  Sheila  50 

Hoffman,  Belty  75 

Hogan,  Tricia  87 

Holcomb,  Rene  98 

Holder,  Sharon  87,  131 

Holland,  Charlene  87,  119,  132 

HoUeman,  Kristy  98 

HoUins,  Kathy  50 

Hollinshed,  Martha  98,  115 

HoUowell,  Fayp  87.  136 

Hollowell,  lanet  50 

Holt,  Bobbie  87 

Honeycutt,  Loretta  ,50,  129 

Hooks,  Sue  50 

Hooper,  Dorothy  98 

Hooper,  jane  87 

Hornaday,  |anet  75,  122 

Horner,  Peggy  99.  131 

Horton,  Cynthia  75,  87 

Horton,  Betsy  50,  147 

Horton,  Sheila  87 

Hoskins.  Katherine  75,  122 

Houston,  Robin  16,  39.  50.  129 

Howard,  Lynn  50 

Howell,  Annette  87,  113,  123.  13: 

Hudson.  |o\  ,50 

Hudson.  Lynn  75.  87.  132 

Huff.  Michele  99 

Huneycutt,  Linda  51.  120 

Husbands.  Lori  75.  153 


165 


Hu.ssey.  |ny  51.  llf 
Hutchins.  Peggv  75 
Hyman.  Alice  87 

dol.  Cassandr.i  97 

ngram.  Denise  99, 

\,  Linda  99 

ackson.  Laura  76, 

ackson,  Mary  51 

ames,  Elizabeth  7( 

ames,  Nancy  51 

ames,  Wendy  87 

arrell,  Phyllis  2,  5 

I'nkins,  Donn.i  76 

rnkins.  K,iv  52.  76 

enkms.  Lmda  52,  129 

uhnson,  Diane  52,  129 

ohnson,  Kim  99 

ohnson,  Becky  87,  124 

ohnson,  Sallie  52,  122.  125 

ohn-ston,  Elizabeth  87 

ones,  Carole  99 

ones.  Denise  99 

ones.  Gail  76 

ones.  Harrii'tl  7fi 

ones,  )uli,i  7li 

ones,  Lynn  99 

ones.  Mary  99 

ones.  Sharon  99 

ones,  Tonya  87,  120 

ordan,  Kim  76,  120 

ordan,  Susan  52,  129 

ordan.  Suzanne  99 

oyce.  Betty  99 

oyner,  Lou  99 
Kane,  Carol  Lynn  87 
Kastretsios,  Helen  117 
Kattes,  Susan  119 
Keasler,  Vivian  124 
Keesling,  Karen  87,  123.  133 
Keith,  Kathy  99 
Kellam,  Su.san  99 
Kelly.  Bonnie  87 
Kelly.  Carol  87 
Kennedy.  Jamie  99 
Kenyon.  Jamie  76.  128 
Kerr.  Cynthia  87 
Kicklighter.  Julie  87.  112.  119.  132 
Kiger.  Teresa  36.  76.  133 
Kimball.  Betty  76 
Kimball,  Ginger  52,  122,  127,  129, 

132,  166 
King,  Tina  155 
Kingery.  Pam  87 
Kirk.  Lee  Ann  52.  129 
Kitts,  Susan  99 
Kiziah.  Vickie  52 


Knobeloch.  Katherine  99 

Koob,  Cheryl  76 

Koonce,  Janet  ,52.  120 

Koone,  Susan  99 

Lacy,  Ter(!sa  76 

Lafoon.  Lisa  87,  124 

Lancaster,  Carol  99 

Land,  Peggy  53,  111,  122 

Lane,  Mary  87.  124 

Lane.  Susan  53 

Langdon.  Bethany  53,  136.  166 

Langston,  Elizabeth  99 

Latham.  Kimberh  99 

Laughhn,  Julie  99 

Lawrence.  J.ickii'  87,  11,).   124 

Lawrence.  Molly  99 

Lawrence.  Sally  87 

Lawrence.  Susan  53 

Lawrence.  Susan  76 

Leavel,  Beth  70.  73,  76,  112,  131 

Ledbetter,  Gail  76,  128,  131 

Lee,  Betsy  80,  87,  120 

Lee,  Cindy  38.  53,  110.  166.  177 

Leigh.  Deborah  99 

Leitch.  Mary  Ann  53 

Leonard,  Jana  99 

Lewis,  Kathy  54,  128 

Lewis,  Linda  87 

Lewis,  Carol  76 

Lifsey,  Kaye  76 

Lindsay,  Laura  99 

Lister,  'Bi>th  54,  68 

Lockwood,  Debbie  87 

Logan.  Charlyn  76 

Lolley.  Charlotte  99 

Lomax.  Ann  99 

Lomax.  Sally  76 

Long.  Jane  99.  124 

Long.  Marianna  87 

Long,  Sandra  99 

Long.  Sherry  54.  57.  122.  127.  133 

Lovetle.  Teresa  99 

Lowdermilk.  June  54 

Loy.  Carolyn  54 

LudI,  Mary  Jane  76,  127,  136 

Lutz,  Laurie  99 

Lynch,  Jennie  76.  133 

Lynch.  Rebecca  87.  1 19 

Lylch.  Sally  99 

Maccubbin.  Lynn  86,  88,  133 

Macy,  Joan  55 

Madden,  Melea  88 

Mangum,  Karen  99 

Manning,  Joy  99 

Martin,  Julie  55 

Martin,  Kav  55,  112,  166 


Martin.  Marlene  100 
Martin.  Nancy  76.  110 
Mashburn.  Karen  88 
Massey.  Vickie  76 
Matthews.  Carol  100 
Matthews.  Linda  55 
Matthews.  Nora  88 
Matlox,  Suzanne  100,  131 
Maxwell,  Janet  76.  133 
Maxwell.  Pam  100 
May  berry.  Robin  100.  112 
Mayberry.  Sandra  76 
Maynaril.  Laura  88 
McClanahan,  Sharon  124 
McCollum,  Melinda  100 
McDuffie,  Jill  54 
McGee,  Bonnie  100,  120 
McGee,  Deborah  88 
McGuffin,  Jonne  76,  124 
McKinley,  Marsha  54 
McLamb,  Cindy  88 
McLamb,  Donna  54,  118.  127.  132. 

160 
McLamb.  Lou  100 
McLaney.  Milley  76.  130.  161. 

164.  176 
McNair.  Julie  88 
McNeer.  Dorothy  88.  113.  119. 

132 
McRainey.  Jeanette  76 
McRoy.  Leigh  54.  119.  127.  129. 

132 
Meadows.  Teri  76.  112.  118.  121 
Mendenhall.  Amy  81.  88.  130 
Merrell.  Melinda  100 
Merritt,  Susan  55,  133 
Mesic,  Jane  88 
Michael,  Carol  100 
Michael,  Janet  53,  55,  118,  121, 

148,  156 
Michael.  Sue  88.  111.  113 
Michelli.  Annette  88,  137 
Mickey,  Lou  55,  117 
Middleton,  Freda  76,  127 
Midyetle,  Kathryn  55 
Miles,  Trudy  55,  118,  121,  148.  156 
Milner.  Patricia  100 
Mills.  Jackie  88,  122 
Mims.  11a  100 
Mincey,  Mary  100 
Minick,  Becky  88 
Minnis.  Linda  56 
Mitchell,  June  88 
Mitchell,  Kathy  88 
Mitchell.  Mandy  100 
Mohorn.  Donna  100 


182-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


Montgomery,  )oyce  85,  88,  122 

Moody,  Virginia  100 

Moore.  Andrea  13,  56,  68,  133 

Moore.  Debra  100 

Moore,  Susan  88,  113.  115 

Morgna,  Eleanor  100 

Morgan,  Kaye  56 

Morgan,  Martha  76,  124 

Morgan.  Mary  76 

Morgan.  Mary  Kathryn  88,  113, 

118,  132 
Morgan,  Mary  Kathryn  56 
Morrisey.  Beth  56 
Morrison,  Wendy  88,  119,  127 
Morse,  Nancy  76 
Morton,  Carolyn  101,  124 
Moss,  Ehzabeth  101 
Mozingo,  Sheri  101 
Mullen.  Janet  88 
Munt,  Elizabeth  76.  123 
Murph.  Rebecca  88,  113,  133 
Murphy,  Patricia  56.  133 
Murray,  Janet  101 
Nanney.  Elizabeth  77 
Nash,  Nancy  56 
Nave.  Najla  101 
Neal.  Glenda  77.  122.  124 
Needham.  Pattie  118 
Neel.  Sara  88 
Nestor,  Phoebe  88,  127 
Nethery,  Joyce  132 
Neville,  Elizabeth  57.  129 
Newman,  Ann  101 
Newton.  Nancy  101,  124 
Nipper.  Julia  88 
Niswonger.  Debbie  77,  124.  126 
Nixon.  Sharon  101 
Noffsinger.  Lynda  77,  131 
Norman,  Donna  101 
Norris.  Deborah  101 
Norris.  Mona  101 
Norton.  Virginia  7,  77,  107,  109, 

110.  Ill 
Norvell.  Jennifer  101 
Odell.  Maggie  77.  115,  123,  124 
Odom,  Amy  77 
Odom,  Lisa  101 
Olson,  Sherry  88,  133 
Oneal,  Linda  77,  109 
Oneill,  Deborah  57 
Osmer.  Janet  77 
Ossman.  Eleanor  101 
Overman,  Katherine  101 
Owen.  Jackie  57,  125 
Owen,  Kathy  136 
Oxford.  Sandy  77 


Paget.  Judy  88 

Painter,  Marcia  57 

Pardue,  Ruth  101 

Parker.  Anne  101 

Parker.  Betty  88 

Parker.  Elizabeth  57 

Parker,  Helen  57,  176 

Parker,  Margaret  Ann  57 

Parker,  Reva  Dale  57 

Parks,  Dana  88 

Parrish,  Ann  88 

Parrott.  Michelle  101 

Patrick.  Ibby  88,  113,  133 

Patrick,  Mary  58 

Patrick,  Virginia  77,  120,  130 

Patseavouras.  Karen  101 

Patterson.  Belinda  77.  123,  133 

Paul,  Mary  101 

Pearsall,  Beth  101 

Peele,  Deborah  101 

Pell,  Peggy  58 

Pendergraft,  Joyce  77 

Pennell,  Carol  77,  121 

Pennington,  Carolyn  77.  146,  153 

Pentecost,  Nancy  58,  126,  129, 

132,  156 
Perkins,  Petie  101 
Perkins,  Lynn  88,  113.  136 
Perrot.  Marcella  88.  132 
Perry,  Marcheta  58 
Perry,  Vikki  101 
Petty,  Laura  101 

Phelan.  Gail  58,  120 

Phillips.  Candice  101 

Phillips,  Chris  101 

Phillips.  Deborah  88 

Pickett,  Cathy  77.  93,  112 

Pierce.  Carol  101 

Pierce,  Margaret  58 

Pittman,  Katherine  101 

Plakakis,  Debra  101 

Plauche,  Elaine  88 

Plonk,  Laura  77 

Plummer,  Pam  58,  125 

Pollock,  Karen  101,  136 

Pope,  Anna  101 

Pope,  Candy  101,  117 

Pope,  Elizabeth  58,  122,  125 

Porter,  Betsy  77 

Pratt,  Kathleen  78 

Priwitt,  Terri  101 

Prewitt,  Tina  101 

Price,  Suzanne  89 

Price,  jane  89,  113 

Pritchard,  Cris  58,  121,  156 

Pritchard.  Dell  89.  133 


Pritchard.  Vicki  59 

Privett.  Beth  78.  132 

Quails,  Janet  101 

Radford,  Nancy  89 

Rancke,  Margaret  78 

Randle,  Meg  89 

Rathburn,  Barbara  102 

Raynor,  Elizabeth  89 

Reames,  Joel  128 

Reece,  Anne  78 

Reed,  Pam  89 

Reich.  Robin  102,  122 

Reid,  Nanette  102 

Reierson,  Camilla  102 

Rembert,  Pam  102 

Revels,  Suzanne  102 

Reviere,  Crystal  59 

Rhodes,  Alisa  102 

Rhodes.  Diana  78,  120,  127 

Rhyne,  Margaret  59,  124.  129 

Richards.  Alice  78 

Richardson.  Sarah  78 

Richmond,  India  78 

Rickets,  Bonnie  102 

Riddle,  Vicky  89 

Riggan.  Regina  89.  119.  127.  132 

Riggs.  Cindy  14.  59.  124.  125.  129 

Roberts,  Cathy  2.  43.  59.  116.  147 

Roberts.  Leslie  102 

Roberts.  Shearon  59.  108,  110, 

132.  156 
Roberts,  Susan  78,  131 
Robertson,  Elizabeth  59 
Robertson,  Pam  89 
Robinette.  Jean  78 
Robinson,  Marion  78 
Robinson,  Patty  102 
Robinson.  Susan  59 
Rodberg.  Laurie  89.  137 
Rodman.  Laura  102 
Roebuck.  Deborah  9.  59,  112.  127, 

166,  177 
Roebuck,  Melanie  60,  129 
Rogers,  Carrie  60 
Rogers.  Nedra  78 
Rollins.  Catht  7.  60.  67,  117 
Rose,  Beth  102 
Rose,  Janet  102 
Rose,  Page  89,  112.  123 
Roser,  Regina  102 
Rountree,  Anna  102 
Rountree.  Annette  60,  124 
Rowe,  Feta  60 
Rowe,  Marcia  102 
Rowe.  Marilyn  102 
Rowinski.  Sandra  102 


Rowlette.  Betsy  78.  112.  131 

Ruark.  Sarah  103 

Rucker.  Jane  60.  129 

Rumley.  Ellen  78,  123,  133 

Sallee.'Martee  89 

Schenck.  Ann  103 

Schult.  Nancy  78.  122.  126,  127 

137 
Schultz,  Pam  78,  111 
Scott,  Michelle  103 
Scott,  Sandra  103 
Secrist,  Deborah  78 
Sharpe,  Cindi  78,  122 
Sharpe,  Janice  60 
Shearin,  Cheryl  89 
Sheely,  Martha  78 
Shell.  Suzanne  78 
Shinn.  Nancy  89.  124 
Shirley.  Tina  89 
Siceloff,  Jane  60.  124 
Simmons.  Alice  78,  112 
Simpson,  Charlene  78 
Simpson,  Nancy  89,  112,  123 
Sing.  Beverly  103 
Singer.  Sherry  89 
Singletary.  Laura  78 
Slate.  Karen  103 
Sloan,  Deborah  103 
Smith.  Belinda  103 
Smith,  Cindy  78 
Smith,  Darlene  78,  124 
Smith.  Dawn  103 
Smith.  Judy  78,  130 
Smith,  Julia  103 
Smith,  Julia  G.  60 
Smith,  Karen  103 
Smith,  Linza  61 
Smith,  Pam  78,  119,  127 
Smith,  Phyllis  78,  110,  112,  145 
Smith,  Susan  14.  61,  112,  131 
Smith,  Susan  W,  78 
Smith,  Teresa  103 
Snipes,  Amy  90 
Sockell,  Emily  90 
Spain.  Jane  61 
Speight,  Chris  61 
Spencer,  Ann  103 
Spracklin,  Anne  90 
Stabile,  Janet  103 
Stamey,  Anne  78 
Standi.  Susan  61 
Stanwytch,  Rosemary  114 
Stanley,  Gen  103.  120 
Stansill,  Margaret  103 
Steagall.  Beth  78 
Steele.  Mary  Margaret  90.  112. 


OAK  LEAVES  1976-183 


Index 


Steelman,  |anet  90 
Steen,  Be\erly  78.  126,  132 
Stegall.  Lynn  62 
Stegner.  Vera  62 
Stephenson.  Kim  62 
Stephenson.  Sharon  78,  112 
Stewart,  |an  78.  90.  133 
Stines.  Kathy  90 
Slinnettc.  Cynthia  103 
Stocks.  Suzanne  81.  90.  112 
Stokes.  Suzanne  90 
Strange.  Carol  90 
Strickland.  Betty  90.  120 
Strickland.  Lou  Ann  112 
Strickland.  Nancy  62.  118.  124. 

125.  126.  1.S6 
Strother.  CoUen  113 
Strothcr.  Elaine  78 
Stroud.  Fran  62.  123.  I.'i6 
Stroud.  Mary  86.  118 
Stroupe.  Donna  62.  118 
Stutts.  Anne  119 
Styles.  Carol  90 

Styron.  Suzanne  70.  78.  116.  124 
Sugg.  Becky  90.  112.  120 
Suggs.  Rhonda  79.  133 
Sullivan,  lane  63 
Sullivan.  Mary  103 
Surles.  |anet  104 
Surratt,  Julia  79 
Sustek.  Carol  90 
Sutton.  Barbara  39.  63.  US 
Sutton,  jean  104.  120 
Swann.  Diana  79.  112.  137 
Swann.  lune  63.  126 
Swann.  Margaret  104 
Talbert.  Debgie  79.  123.  133 
Talley,  Barbara  63.  110.  111.  112. 

131 
Tallman.  Mary  79 
Tart.  Cinda  79 
Tayloe.  Martha  104 
Taylor.  Alice  90 
Taylor.  Deborah  90 
Taylor.  Doris  38.  167 
Taylor.  Heather  79 
Taylor,  [ulie  79 
Taylor.  Kitty  79.  112.  133 
Taylor.  Leigh  63.  118.  125.  127. 

132 
Taylor.  Margaret  63.  122.  125.  133 
Taylor.  Mary  63 
Taylor.  Rosemary  79 
Taylor.  Sarah  Elizabeth  104 
Teal.  Linda  110 


Tedder.  Debbie  90.  91.  120.  127 

Tew.  Susan  63.  110.  125.  131.  132 

Thigpen.  Janet  79.  147 

Thigpen.  Jenny  63.  157 

Thomas.  Diane  104 

Thomas.  Donna  64 

Thomas.  Jenny  90 

Thomas.  Marsha  90 

Thomas.  Myrla  122 

Thompson.  Darlene  90 

Thornbrough.  Susan  64 

Thornton.  Ann  90 

Thurman.  Cindy  64.  133 

Timberlake.  Linda  104 

Toler.  Beverly  104 

Toliver.  Judy  79 

Tolson.  Delia  104 

Tomlinson.  Bonnie  104 

Tosto.  Shelley  64 

Travis.  Nancy  90 

Trubiano.  Antoinette  104 

Truclove.  Cindy  90.  110.  126 

Truslow.  Mary  104 

Tuck.  Kathy  64 

Tuck.  Susan  104 

Tucker.  Margaret  79 

Tucker.  Martha  Nell  104 

Tudor.  Kathy  90 

Tugwell.  Maria  64.  125.  129 

Turley.  Rita  64 

Turlington.  Dorothy  104 

Turner.  Jane  104 

Turner.  Julia  64 

Turner.  Theresa  79 

Twine.  Teresa  64.  67 

Tyndall.  Faith  104 

Tyndall.  Valeria  65.  124 

Tysinger.  Janet  65.  107.  145.  167. 

177 
Upchurch.  Missy  37.  65.  107.  110. 

111.  132.  153. 'l57 
Upchurch.  Sherry  79 
Vance.  Donna  90 
Vannoy.  Tina  104 
Veasey.  Beth  79.  133 
Vehorn.  Patsy  65.  110.  113.  122. 

132.  157.  165 
Vehorn.  Sue  90.  111.  113.  152 
Vellines.  Claire  90.  120 
Vereen.  Donna  79.  131 
Vick.  Becky  65 
Vick.  Debbie  48.  65 
Victorian.  Miriam  104.  124 
Virtuoso.  Jean-Anne  79 
Viser.  Kathy  65 
Vogel.  Allyn65.  115,  131.  132,  157 


Vogel.  Torrey  90 

Waddell,  Donna  104 

Waddell.  Ramona  65.  116 

Walker.  Nancy  104.  Ill 

Wall.  Elizabeth  104 

Wall,  jane  66.  129 

Wallace.  Janice  66.  107.  118.  127. 

132 
Wallentine.  Jill  90 
Walton.  Wendy  91 
Ward.  Eleanor  9.  90 
Ward.  Joanne  66.  125.  129 
Ware.  Nancy  79 
Warren.  Alyce  104 
Warren.  Carolyn  66.  118.  160 
Warren.  Cathv  104 
Warren.  Kathy  79 
Warren.  Marjorie  90 
Warren.  Nena  104 
Warren.  Wanda  104.  119 
Waters.  Fennette  111 
Waters.  Rebecca  104 
Watkins.  Beth  91 
Watson.  Linda  104 
Watson,  Pam  38.  66.  132,  157,  176 
Watson,  Susan  G.  79 
Watson,  Susan  91 
Watson,  Tina  91 
Watts,  Joni  Fay  91,  126 
Watts.  Mary  91 
Wayne.  Suzanne  104 
Weatherly.  Gwen  67 
Weathington.  Susan  91 
Weaver.  Terri  104 
Webb.  Carol  91.  137 
Webb.  Jackie  79.  120 
Weber.  Becky  67 
Weems.  Rebe'cca  67.  109.  129.  132 
Welborn.  Leigh  104 
Weldon.  Frances  104 
Welfare.  Elizabeth  104.  137 
Wellons.  Lynn  67.  167 
Wells.  Jan  91 
Wells.  Kathryn  104 
Welsh.  Elizabeth  79 
Wesley.  Monica  91.  122 
West.  Cynthia  104 
West.  Elizabeth  67 
West.  Laura  91.  133 
West.  Sheila  79 
Westbrook.  Barbara  105 
Wester.  Liz  91.  120 
Wester.  Shelley  79 
Westmoreland.  Pafti  137 
Wheeless.  Ann  91 
Wheeless,  Deborah  2.  67.  124.  129 


Wheless.  Elizabeth  105 

White.  Ellen  105 

White.  Susan  39.  68.  128 

White.  Wanda  79 

Whitehurst.  Margaret  79 

Whitenack,  Cynthia  105,  137 

Whitley,  Julia  105 

Whitlex,  Lynn  105 

Whitley,  Susan  105 

Wicker,  Beth  79 

Widdifield.  Joan  105 

Widman.  Emily  91 

Wiggins.  Barbara  79.  128.  131 

Wilkerson.  Faye  122 

Wilkins.  Su.san  105 

Willcox.  Alix  91.  113 

Willetts.  Susan  68 

Willey.  Carolyn  68 

Williams.  Anne  105 

Williams.  Debra  56.  68.  122.  127. 

133 
Williams.  June  91 
Williams.  Lisa  68 
Williams.  Lisa  W.  105 
Williams.  Sondra  91 
Williams.  Suzanne  68 
Williamson.  Beth  105 
Williamson.  Dianne  79.  119 
Williamson.  Jan  105.  149 
Willis.  Lisa  105 
Wilson.  Alice  69.  133 
Wilson.  Braxton  91 
Wilson.  Deborah  79 
Wilson.  Janice  79 
Wilson.  Sharon  2.  69.  157 
Wilson.  Sheryl  105 
Winfrey.  Sallie  69 
Winslow.  Mary  105 
Winslow.  Teresa  91 
Witt.  Celia  91.  124 
Wolf.  Anita  105 
Woltz.  Carolyn  105 
Wood.  Danita  91.  113.  133 
Wood.  Donna  69 
Wright.  Margaret  105 
Wyatt.  Sheryl  105 
Yates.  Gail  79.  133 
York.  Cathy  91.  123 
York,  Lisa  105.  119 
Young.  Monette  91 
Zeigler.  Dorothy  91 
Zeigler.  Sally  16.  69.  118.  125.  132. 

161.  167.  177 


184-OAK  LEAVES  1976 


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