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Oiflcial Organ of The Student Body of Meredith College. Mabbl Ct^iRE HoQQAnD....Editor’in-Ohief Alice Dowd Managing Editor BUSIK-ESS STAFF Musette KiTCiiiN....Snsiness Manager Davie Belle Eaton Asst. Business Manager Pullen Belvin Business Manager Buia Hodges.; Circulation Manager ASSISTANT EDITORS Hesta KiTcniN Alumnae Editor IVA Carkoll Litei-ary Editor Davie Belle Eaton Sports Editor Maiioaret Craio Society Editor Evelyn McCall. Art Editor Sarve Bnioas | Matilda Holloman f " .Feature Editors file out of cliupol, the holding of doors opcMi for the girl who may be just behind iis, niid the refraining from pushing and crowding 6ut the otlicr girls in getting in and out the busses, arc all but manifestations of rcspect for others and are evidences of culture. For the members of our Faculty we have the greatest respect and awe; the members of the Senior Class are revered for their dignity and self-possession; the Juniors come in for their share of respect as upperclassmen; each niembei- of the student body is deserving of cer tain courtesies from the other stu dents. Let us remember that respect for others is one of the i*udiments of culture, and henceforth let us pay osijceial respect to the others among us to ^vholn respect is due par ticularly ! REPORTORIAL STAFF Marguerite Mason Ethel Day Francis Scaruorough Miss Nettie Herndon Faculty Adviser Miss Ellen Brewer Alumnae liepresentative [ Subscription price 12.60 €bitorial RESPECT FOR OTHERS Some one has said, “he who would be first in the hearts of his friends, must be least in his own consider ation.’’ Consideration for others and rusi)oct for the rights of our fclluw-nian, are true uviduncu of cul- tuiv. TIic prime motive of itere- dtrli College is not tlto teaching of Liitin and (Jrwfk, nor yet tlio pre paring of girls to take tiieir places as ttnichcTs in the public scliools of the State, but thi* ideal ut’ our Alma -Mater is the training of lief daugh ters ti) bi' ivHnetl, cultured jitid Christian citi/.ens. If we would realize tliis noble ideal, wo must learn, as :i fiUHhiinental attribute, respect fur others. At a rci-eiit meeting of the Stu dent Body, iittontiiiii was Vailed to the faet tlmt iti mni'cliing out of chapel, tln‘ classes ar(.* to move out in order, with the Senior Class load ing. linincjrs of opiujsil ion, on the part of nnilcr'la.ssnieii, to wailing for the Sc‘iiioi's iunl Juniors to move out before rhey l)reak lino, have led us to the eoiiclusiMi that somewhere along the tine they Imvo failed to learn to “give resjjcct wln.'re respect is (fne.” 'I'o conrtfioiisly wait in their plnoes until the upperclassmen have passed out, i.s but a small item for lilt' underclassitien, but it i.s one of the many things whi(!h go to show that they an- heing trained for re fined and cultured women. In the same manner, the facing tho faculty, rather than deliberately turning our backs upon them as they UKST »0U9IS FOR NOVEIIIBEIl 1927 Room No. DORMITORY A 101 Madeline Elliott. Mary Rodwell Hunter. 102 Katherine Madtlry, Mabel Claire Hoggard. 103 Ruth Upchurch, Nellie Upchiirch. 104 Sarah Mewborn, Nell McCulleo. 115 Cliariotte IBrown Hatcher, Mary Lovie Floyd, lie EVelyn Jolley, Ruth Bowden. 117 Alberta Atkinson, Margaret Buv- gin. 118 Lfouise Craven, Mary Elizabeth Cheek. 203 Evelyn Veasey, Alma Webb. 204 Eleanor Covington, Mary V. King. 209 Virginia Crawford, Evelyn Mc Call, 210 Salina Perry, Mary Barber. 211 Lillian Johnson, Verona West. 212 Gladys Elliott, Carrie Taylor. 223 Margaret Trotman, Pauline Kit- chln. 224 Margaret Craig, Mable Bagby. 305 Bessie Evans, Elizalieth Hollo- wcll. 306 Nunaie Ratley, Irene Sykes. 323 Helen Tudor, Sarah Cook. 324 Lula Umberger, Leila Thomas. ' ROOMS THAT WERE GOOD | ion Genova Yeargin, Lula McGougan.! 110 Mildred Altcheson, Nannie C. ‘ Gibson. 111 Elizabeth Janies, Virginia James. 112 Helen Oidbam, Lois Katharyn! OkUiain. \ 113 Evelyn Shuwin, Verna Brown | Jaehson. | 114 i^yilia Bcavus, Alice Beavers. j 201 Frances B. Lovelace, May Row-j land. i THE TWIG 202 Mattie L. Eagles. Margaret Jones. 205 Annie Belle Noel, Annie M. Her ring. 206 Julia Grimes, Annie Mildred Kelley. 207 Musette Kitchln, Frances Fulg* hum. 208 Hester Kitchln, Sara Oliver. 215 Anne Simms, Kathleen Durham. 216 Sarah Cullura, Bruce Gore. 217 Eula Hodges, Nellie Coffey. 218 Sarah Briggs, Martha Ruth Ken dall. 221 Lois Jacob, LeClaire Jacobs. 222 Pauline Freeman, Marguerite Freeman. 301 Elizabeth Mills, Margaret Lucas. 302 Viola Thomas, Ila Briggs. 319 Mary Willis, Mildred Allen. 320 Margaret Nash, Margaret Ferre- bee. BEST ROOMS—DORMITORY B 101 Grace Jolley, Mary Parker John son. 102 EVa Belle Johnson, Gretchen Cheek. 105 Anne Harris, Nancy Lewis. lOG Lila Crawley, Virginia Holtzdain. 107 Edith Rowe Grady, Luclle Gib son. 108 Nathalie Bray, Mary Louise Ed wards. 109 Dorothy Evans, Margaret Evans. 110 Liieile Yelverton, Virginia Lang. 111 Lenna Gambill, Jessie Gambill. 112 Ethel Day, Lena Tuttle. 113 Mabel Beaker, Louise Sullivan. 114 Joybeile Clarke, Eleanor Lamb. 201 Ruth Sorrell, Katie L-ee Walton. 202 Zelma Hocutt, Alma Hocutt. 211 Vivian Teague, Elizabeth Teague. 212 Bruce Britt, Janice Saunders. 301 Louise Hill, Pauline Newton. 302 Annette Boney, Rachel Hatcher. 317 Delle Louise Robinson, Alice Norman. 318 Gladys Everette, Dorothy Gillie. ROOMS THAT WERE GOOD 209 Rachel Hoggard, Margaret Ar rington. 210 Lillian Robertson, Mildred Fow ler. 215 Dorothy Rowland, Irene Tliomas. 21C Sarah Wiseman, Louise Griffin. 217 Irene Maney, Hannah Mao Ward. 2^8 Edith Lewis, Margaret Royal. 219 Maaie Patterson, Grace Tarking- ton. 220 Veniiie W'^ood, Juanita'Sorrell. 311 Ellen Bradoher, Lucy Mae Bar nette. 312 Sarah Cununings, Margaret Whitemore. 313 Madeline Moore, Louise McComb. 314 Charlotte Curtis. Lucile Welch. 323 Elleu Johnson. Annie Mario Jackson. 324 Elizabeth Apple, Edith Creller. BEST ROOMS—DORMITORY C 101 Netta Cassady, Grace Kallain. SMART JUNIOR APPAREL FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL Beautiful things of especial Interest to the College Miss. For many years Meredith students have found this store a better place to shop. 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