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

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L-E'- ' The Quill Pen, Nineteen Twenty Seven 5 if . 4. nu'-A' VM ' '04 ' J .. '-1 1 . . as I .H I ,.- A 33174 ' L . - , . .. . ,, . fig h -0' v , L fQg3gfSilii-ssl K 1 fd ....- 1 M.. i n -. ., 1' .- . . . L.. .am . , .. ' ':.l 2:2-50 'Q ,l- 1AI,,4v A .- 1 us . 3x.J SCHIOI' Class RAY M. ANDERSON WILSON, N. C. Do Gentlemen Prefer Blondes? To know Ray, one would certainly answer in the affirmative. Noth- ing but Blue Skies seems to shine for her. She has a happy faculty of combining work with play, and her grades never suffer from the lack of con- centrated study. IJION GRIFFITH ARNIFIELD GREENSBORO, N. C. Dion! How can you defy definition so entirely! There is something about you that differentiates you from every other girl. Your attractiveness, popu- larity, loyalty, and personality are envied by all. MARGARET FRANCES BLUE FAYETTEVILLE, N, C. Margaret does things quietly, but she gets results and that is what counts in the end. In fact it is this quality of gentleness, combined with an un- selfish, sincere nature that has won her countless friends, who unanimously agree that she is one of the persons you classify as worth-whilel' in your mental catalogue. SARA ELEANOR BROWN ASH EVILLE, N. C. Sara comes to us from the land of the sky, and you can imagine her ideals are truly noble. She's a capable girl and eager to help when'er she can. As President of our Y. W. she has proved to be a lovable, competent leader. Sara has innumerable Hne qualities, all of which go to make up a wonder- 5 ful personality. II I .x'-'Zx':Qo'1Ql zh:' 1153 ' 'Cu-'.1fi!!gvo:: Wu' ' 'P--4opx9:aT0L59Q ?1 I S. - , 1 I . D x' .- ,owns Aug.-'pe .. . :Z so , I - :uri A f w':PT - ' 4'gYli?: , -. . , . . f , . I . 1 I - y r If 'l X P ' 'x fn. --I X .1

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- . M - '-in The Quill Pen, Nineteen Twenty even :nigh 'g 'Q' , ' 0' '62 A ma ' N SeI'liO1' Class ANITA M. DUNLAP NORWOOD, N. C. T g years is quite an honor. Anita is the only Senior who is privileged to look back upon eight years of that happiness which only Salem can offer. H B h- o be able to say one has attended Salem for ei ht CI' at letic record is one to be envied. MARY MARTHA GORRELL GREENSBORO, N. C. Few can boast of possessed by Mary. Her charming personality, com- bined with her winning smile and sweet voice, have made her a very lovable girl. Salem is indeed for- tunate in having Mary numbered am as many lovely traits as those ong her Seniors. REBECCA READE HARDEN GRAHAM, N. C. To know her is to love her, runs an old adage How ' ' v true it IS of Beck. The few who have known her are fortunate indeed. Quick to forgive, slow to condemn ea h - ' , ger to elp these are a few of her characteristics. She, in her own sweet way, has erected a monument of love in our hearts that will stand as long as life itself. EDITH ANN KIRKLAND DURHAM, N. C. Alth dependable, lovable, and one of our best athletes. not express what an exceptionally outstanding, all-round girl Edith is. ough she came in late, she has proved herself Mere words can 13 hi .132 ,f I' if ' off: Q n Q . 'V 9 rx Wfa u :Q A ' ov l v . 1 I 4' ,U '- Fug 'Ti' E - - - ..-. .- ' Q: 'S'.3E's1. '- qw ' n QUQ ' ,Dpx, . ' 5 -'IPR 4 Sv 2.-