October 9, 1943
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Meredith College Library
Raleigh, N. C.
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sity of Nebraska, and doing ad
ditional graduate work at the
University of Wisconsin, she
taught psychology at Stephens
College during 1946-48.
Betty Street, instructor in
sociology, is a native of Georgia
She received her A.B. from
Georgia State Woman’s College,
and will be awarded her A.m!
from the University of North
Carolina in June, 1949. For
three years she was program
director for the Savannah
Y.W.C.A.
Elizabeth Lee Rezner, instruc
tor in the Modern Language
Department, is a native of Dur
ham. She was awarded her
A.B. at Wellesley College and
her A.M. at Duke University.
A graduate of Sullins College,
Bsggy White is the new instruc
tor in physical education. She
was formerly an instructor in
the Physical Education Depart
ment at Sullins.
Anne Swain, the new book
keeper from Virginia was
awarded her B.S. from the
Woman’s College of the U.N.C.
Mrs. B. E. Scott, secretary to
the dean and registrar, is a
native of Oklahoma where she
received her B.S. at the Univer
sity of Oklahoma.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Reid,
Director of the News Bureau,
is a Meredith graduate, and has
done radio work in Raleigh and
Wadesboro.
Mrs. Geneva Haldeman Wil-
mot, instructor in voice, re
ceived her B.S. and M.A. from
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
She also studied at the Julliard
School of Music.
Lois Smith, dietician, is from
St. Pauls, North Carolina. She
received her B.S. at the Wom
an’s College of the U.N.C., and
secured her “internship” and
membership in the American
Dietetic Association at Florida
State College.
The new assistant dietician is
Janet Rhyne of Stanley, N. C.
She is a graduate of Flora Mac
Donald College.
lyle Campbell, presiding at the
opening, gave a brief review of
the history of the college. Miss
Donley of the Meredith Music
Department rendered two vocal
selections, after which the Rev.
J. Winston Pierce, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Durham,
gave the address.
Recently elected Freshman Class officers are shown above. They are left to right, Barbara Cox, vice-presi
dent; Sue Fitzgerald, representative to the Student Government; Asha Farrior, treasurer; Cecile Ward
secretary; and Rosalind Poole, president. ’
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Dr. Yarborough Attends
Annual AAAS Meeting
Dr. John Yarborough recently
attended the Centenary Meeting
of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science
which was held in Washington,
D. C. The AAAS is one of the
largest science organizations in
the country.
Among the many well-known
personalities present who ad
dressed the meeting, was Presi
dent Harry S. Truman.
Previous to this meeting. Dr.
Yarborough attended the Amer
ican Institute of Biological
Sciences.
Dr. Yarborough did research
in the Agronomy Department at
State College during the sum
mer.
REGISTRAR RELEASES
ENROLLMENT FIGURES
The following information
concerning official totals on
registration and classification of
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Dance of the Seven Veils
Sir Thomas Beecham conducting
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students at Meredith College
for the fall semester has been
released by Mrs. Vera Tart
Marsh, registrar.
Enrolled in classes are 505
students, of which there are 138
seniors, 68 juniors, 144 sopho
mores, and 155 freshmen.
Classes began Wednesday,
September 15.
College Celebrates
Fiftieth Opening
On September 14, 1948, Mere
dith College celebrated this
year’s formal opening with a
half century of progress behind
the ceremony. President Car-
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