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

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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.-

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v In i ,MALE - 'LA' F J ion :WU I x' I' 'Il ' ly K, 9-' i Ol - ' . g1:,5,,g-L-lb affix Q Es ,I ' 'll-fl!!! 1 N -.- . -K ii- . -n.a. - -X The Quill Pen, Nineteen Twenty-Seven il I 1 x , 1 1' I I fi :I T' eg :lg 2? ' I Q4 , :li ilxtiilligih Q I 4 nn 1 Ml ,fqx 'fa :y,ff ?3'l' .6 x 154 IE' -Ev. .,w',- K -- ..:.,L ,. , SCI'liO1' Class LELLA BURROUGHS CONWAY, s, C. Lella has what the world seeks-originality. In fact, her capabilities may be listed from A Cfor artl to Z ffor zeall, for she has been smiled upon by all the gods of good luck. Anyway, she's our artist, comedienne, impersonator, and official blues-healer. Here's to a real girl! LUCILE M. CHANDLEY ASHEVILLE, N. C. VVho doesn't know Cile of the many talents, that make her extremely attractive? We sincerely hope that her air-castles will materialize into years of happiness. BLAIR LEE Cox NORFOLK, VA. VVhenever Blair Lee is not talking about-the lumber business, she is singing. Her charming voice is the first thing heard each morning and the last thing each night. Everybody loves her for her win- ning and unselfish ways. ELIZABETH L. DEAVER KNOXVILLE, TENN. Clever, original, attractive, popular-more adjec- tives, please, to clescribe our editor of the annual. She knows every girl in school, every joke in Col- lege Humor, and every new dance. And speak- ing of cornering the pep market- Guilty, your Honor. , I2 I W -- 'I v-.. -Q,--e'f'-Q ga ff x ' ' un, -gi '7-fv: '75 l 1 17 3 Bi'-, , ', - , 5 yu,-vni- -1-,.- -1 g- 5, 1- ' -o.:-9'-' ' 9'-. E 'ff 5 04:90 DE-u .f. N I avg.. ' N ns- 52:2 ' I U ' '

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,- r m ?.iL3 lf 1' 'I ' 'L9' s. ,- 1 lg ' ..l ul' ul ,al gf: im, h on, n - 51.0. ' Lt-Pig-:.,.' ,Tri Al! 1- . M- . -df I? 'N The Quill Pen, Nineteen Twenty-Seven i'- I . x t ' I Q Q, 'l 'GL w -,f-.' ' .-b:a:,,.. 1' 'l-1 2 is I i M. In ' f,- 'Isl' ' Z T: - ' t K.. ll J' PII I 0 ' ,gg -QV SC1'1i01' Class LAVINIA ADELAIDE LEE ASHEVILLE, N. C. Personality, such as one seldom finds, combined with sweet disposition, cheery words, and a bright smile, speaks for itself. Such a one is Binna to all who know her-with many another merit added in. LAURA MOSELEY WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Laura is at all times a good student, a sympa- thetic and understanding friend, and an all-round good sport. She puts pep' into basketball, soccer, or whatever game she is playing, and her team- mates always count on her, too. HELEN FRANCES MURRAY ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. One might well say that Murray was the Acad- emy language department. Her ability to master foreign languages, and kind-hearted personality make her one of twenty-seven's most worthy daugh- ters. MARY EMA NICHOLS ASHEVILLE, N. C. Never have we known a sweeter, more unselfish class-mate than Mary Ema, who, besides having these characteristics, which are the envy of all who know her, is a good student, a whole-hearted sport, and a loyal friend. I4 -.-- . - ravoixk '-. 1 'l':QU'1'l' .... .. ... - . - . --'W 'Q AQ ' - ' 'Wflff' -'m 5E'-a - 'i'0V9i qi :'-- ' ' ,s Q, I: ' . :uf 1 . ,v .- I' . N 3 -':,1- I 4.59 -Q 1 I ' M9351 'QV