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

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f i The uill CPen 'ri 'N ineteen Thirty 4-. ff' f , 1 . , A Y K V . .I .Z ' ' l ' :lm---I X Lf Q x- 'u N i ,. 1. W , K iw j 5 Y 7 ill., i f , , ,,,, ,'ewfvwzfvww ..--..--- ,,xx Wwtwevwvywemfv 1 X X 7 Senior Qllass BETSY ARMFIELD ASHBORO, N. C. Stuart Hall's loss was Salem's gain, but we re- gret that Salem gained only one of Betsy's four years. As president of the Science Club, adver- tising manager of the QUILI, PEN and star guard on the senior basketball team she has shown her varied abilities-and Ability lspelled with a cap- ital letterj. However, Betsy loves her good times outside of school hours-and she has them if tele- phone calls and week-ends at Davidson mean what we think they mean. Marshal-H ARRYET Porn ra M us ANNIE SUE ASKEW RALEIGH, N. c. Although she is of miniature size, Annie Sue has added much to Salem these three years. She loves to cook and to sew and is unselfishness it- self. No matter what she may be doing. she comes at anyone's call to answer the telephone or to open the HY store. As for making the honor roll, Annie Sue has not missed it this year. VVhat would the Class of 1930 have done with- out her? Marsha!-J A x rc Rosorn ALER ANNE BROWN oALLAs, 'rExAs From the Lone Star State came our charming Anne-but instead of a bucking broncho she brought with her a whole kennel of dawgs lof the china variety, howeverb. New Vic 1 records-she always has the very latest ones, and all the seniors pile in her room to hear them. But is it the records alone? VVe rather guess Anne's attractive personality, carefree man- ner and friendliness have much to do with her popularity. Mlll'5llll1iCOl,E'l l'E Howeu. 9 -922. . 4'1 U J 6 '11 ax iQ 1' ,D 1 l ll l I sn A :B ffiz ' ie Lg 1 jr. ,ff ,f ,gzff iff Aff ff' A ' 'Th . r s , , 71- ,. A-I f ,Q ff l-1 i . 5? K ' b . 0 ,I E5 Q53 uh.. 5 -I g ,' , , H-I9 ,- 5: f

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s . fX . . - 3 it The SQMI CPen g M., meteen Tlnrty ,V - KK lad' pe W e vhfsfisfiwfivwvvwv'+w4efe , -....- ,.,. Sl ,I u 'if 1' 1' 'f,fff,f,f,-' f, ffff f fi f fi ffff iggggggg- XXKXXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X 5 A L , . z' tx 'x X I, i WX at Miss V1RG1N1A lV1LsoN Class Sponsor Ha . , . ass sponsor! She advised, helped, encouraged and led her seniors as they strove to reach the final goal. Their memories of Salem will be 'ill h . t e hap- pier because ot their association with her. ts off to Miss VVilson '3o's cl Senior Colors: Purple and VVhite A Marlo: Deeds ' il 1 ,jx , if 'l fbeujlf IQATH ERINE LASATER Dunn, N. C. Katherine, come on and write up physics ex- periments. Lasater, let's go to the drug. Red-head, did you get your permission to go home with me? Percy, let's go swimming. Everyone desires the companionship of Kath- erine-and when one learns to know the real Katherine ofthe quiet and gentle manner, one does not wonder that she is always in cle- mand. Such popularity must be des ervedf' i7llHl'.f!lllli'MARCARET MCLEA N Qllalss I lnfwrr.' Parma Violet not words QJFFICERS liA'l'HERlXli 1..fxs,i'iiaR . . . . . . . Giakiktrne S'1'0cK'roN . . Doxornv RYMAN . . . Dokorni' Rvmms . , . . . . l'r1'5idf11l . . - . . liar-l'rr.vidfnI . S1'f'n'Iar'y- Trrasurrr . Tvsfalor BETSY ARMFIELIJ . . . Propln-I Luci' 'THOMAS . . Ili.fI0fifH1 IAURA CoI.r,,uua . , . . Por! 8 5 waz! ' f ' .I eg 9 . ' ,

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The ,fbfill CPen trim , ineteen Thirty 1 iff i 1 QAAL,l3,fftAftA'ti'ffu't,x'PQRAXDJ JUUUUU PJLQI LfLC1.D..17.D,! X A I ,, .f W,' .-:.::.:::: g . - i f , ' If ,. ,nxv fir 1. l I w 'I 'A ' , 1 fli ff f 1 IN lf! lffflfl I If I ll ll ll 111:-K xx xx xx xx xx xx xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx T ' 'I ,tx will f Ae ff: xg mlllj f 2 7 llll all '- eff'-if QF' l--rw-l ln , I is . x W E fs e' X K - ,..,, . x, A , .X A Y A W' j ,iCJ'HFiNliONfSi , . l 1 i l Sezinuioir Class LAURA NORTON COLLARD PI'I l'SBlfRCH, PA. Laura, our only Northern senior, has added much to Salem besides Humbugs, and we know these impressions will last an indefinite time in com- parison with the life of each installment of l'Iumbugs. Laura cantering along a moonlight road on Rob Roy, Laura acting land acting welll the part of Sir Lucius O'Trigger in The Rivals, Laura giving the salutatory address at commencement-all these mental snapshots reveal, in some measure, the real Laura of Salem Acad- emy days. MllI'5flllliSAl,l,X' VVIGGINS MARTHA LEE COPELAND VVXXS'l'ON-S.-Xl,EM, N. C. Some people might say that Martha Lee is quiet and rather distant, but we know that she is jolly, full of pep and an all-round good sport. VVhen she tilts her head to one side, as she has a habit of doing, she reminds us of a sparrow. One cannot be blue when Martha Lee is in the room because her infectious spirit and good nature soon drive away all troubles. Jllrzrrlzul-I,Ucu.l.ia M :A I,l.lS'liER CLAIRE FAISON DAVIS MT. OLIVE, X. C. A good sport-that's C'laire! At any time on third can be heard a yell, Claire, come here! Some one probably wants something down in Study Hall, but what do a few steps matter? She goes with never a grumble. Although she spends a great many hours reading XVestern stories and eating candy, she Finds time to prove her ability as a basketball star and a good dancer. rll'1l1l'j,llll'1FRA xciis Bowlax N n IO N, tis gmyyo 'P' 1' by 9 :HDMI-M ., . M4 I. ' X , axlzxufisf 31 ,,' 11-I.: E - . f' gc lf ' 5 ' G sinf ,