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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. fs , , , 1 The will Cpen B e meteen Thirty L, 5' 'Q' .gf .. L i ,f f 11111111 ' , W .. GN f is Ar sw itl l bf l 'f -..--. xxxx Senior Qllass CHARLOTTE M. DUFFY NEVV BERN, N. C. Quiet dignity and a calm of personality that re- minds one of deep blue water at twilight-enter Charlotte! It sometimes seems to u.: that there must have been more than three good fairies present at her christening, for with a lovely voice, good looks, dramatic ability, social grace, and poise-well, it hardly seems fair! M llfjfllll-BE'Ii'l'Y TL'T'ri.if SARAH ELEANOR JOHNSON BERKELEY, VV. VA. Not many girls know the real Eleanor, but we all love her. Although she worries about her studies, she makes good grades and still has time for sports and a trip to the drug. Quiet, ever ready to assist, generous, Eleanor will not be readily forgotten at Salem. Still waters run deep must have been written for her. MllI'5hHl-F'l'PIEL Lrrz DOROTHY DOE RYMAN ASHEVILLE, N. C. VVho is the girl playing tennis near the hut? Oh, that's our tennis champion, Dot Ryman. VVithout Dot Salem is going to be lost because she is giving up a very efficient Athletic Asso- ciation president and a star athlete. Dot wor- ries and frets to herself over her studies, but she always comes out all right. VVhy do people have to study, anyway?'l says Dot. Mdl'5llH!-AI,lCE LANIER II 1 Haas, gat...- Q ts GB l - l ,X ., .fl .Y bios., T ,s D. ll ,flaw 5 l s me ,U , Y, ,gi w,,,,-- --- - - P, in -L, ,WT . .fx .l 1 N' 3- ' . if ' 4 K 4, 7 ? a s w igs 4 ' - eww -