Salem Academy - Quill Pen Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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9 Q - il MQW! .., ,ll11 1 T I ' ELLEN ADAMS NIACON, GEORGIA Ellen, is that a magazine you're trying to hide behind that notebook? Ellen, was it you who put a penny in this light socket? Poor K'Adams -she has no more than pulled herself out of one swamp of trouble before she's baek in another. She must lead her family a merry chase. Adams is a tiny thing but has more sense than you'd ever think could be packed into that small alert person. By the way, we wonder just how many dozen raw eggs Miss Adams has consumed this year. Wliile there's life, there's hope-maybe she'll be as big as Kate Smith before long! '51 es IDA MAE ANDREWS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA XVho on this hall wants to play tennis? This ery means that Made is on the war- path. That young lady is interested in a variety of amusements: she plumbs the depths of the most profound books that the biology lab has to offer, and nothing delights her more than a heart-to-heart discussion of religion. From these facts one would suppose that Marie is serious-minded, to say the leastg but such is not the case. She is one of our most sprightly Salemites, and there seems to be no limit to the things she is ready and will- ing to do and do well. vm -er, -y J 1 SJ -f ,ful bfi I5 :5 Page 14

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Q Q il ehfvwf f -f -rrf - '21 T 1 MISS JESS BYRD ,IEAN BUCKLEY CINS-Y SD071507' SUMMIT, New JERSEY We know the freshmen live in mortal terror of 'AByrd, but we dignified seniors have learn- ed to look behind the mask and find that her bark is much worse than hcr bite! We can't say just what we really think of her, 'cause she would be sure to say we had turned sentimental saps -or perhaps that we were being a bit trite. Saps or no saps, here goes! She's the best adviser and pal a senior class could have, and she deserves a whole closetful of gold medals. Here's to you, Miss Byrdg may your golf always be up to a tee ! Prrxiflrrzf Hey, Buck, can you spare a dime? Buck, are you going to the drug awe' moi? Shes in demand all day long. W'ho is she? W'hy, ,lean Buckley, of Course. Good old Buck always gets her nose in everything: but since she manages somehow to get it out in time, there is still some of it left. She's fun-lov- ing, generous, and our only Yankee senior. And if she's a sample of what New jersey has to offer, we're willing to catch the next northbound train. Let's give her a vote of thanks, for she has certainly made us a splen- did president! so 22? W ' iw Te, lgfelxsj 1 9 T L Z, EJ 5 3 2-.fl Page I5

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BUG f JO W - MARTHA BIRDSEY MAcoN, Gronom How do you spell sisixkikx? I can't even say it. Statistics. There! I said it thcn.', Birdsccd is continually teased because she can,t talk, but she's a sport about that as she is about everything else. Somebody once said that Martha is never out of sorts, and it's true-every Word of it. She's quiet and sweet, and she's one of those people who don't wear out. By the way, do you suppose Claudette Colbert got her craze for bangs from Miss Birdsey? BAR BARA FULTON5' KNoxv11.1,.E, TnNNr1ss11i-' Here, there, and everywhere-that's Fulton! If she hasn't already gone, she is just fix- ingu to leave. XVC do feel sorry for that poor little girl because she has such a scanty wardrobe, Wfhenever you hear tinkling laugh- ter in a group, you can be pretty sure that Barbara is in its midst doing the Zasu Pitts act. She's very popular in school and in XVinston-Salem centers too. Yes, she has a pretty good time. just ask any one at Chapel Hill if he knows Barbara Fulton and listen to what he says! 2:'InsuHieient eredits for graduation. titl' Xl V x J l N r l fax 1 9 '15 3 1L'Z.F ia'-A Puge 15