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

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MARY JUSTINE McDEVl'l l' t'H.uu.o'1'rr1. NoaTH C.xno1,1x.v When she came here two years ago. we didn't notice at first the quiet unassuming girl called Mary McDevitt: but soon we were attracted to Mary by her poise, her good sense, and her capability. Mary has been outstanding in many phases of school life. She stands near the top in her classes. and she has been a valued member of the Scribblers' Club and of the Quill Pen staff. She has taken an active part in Pi Delta Phi undertakings. not to mention her outstanding skill in soccer and basketball. and her efficient work as conductor of vesper services. Many vacancies will be left in school when Mary graduates, but the greatest will be in the hearts of the many friends she has made: so we say, Three cheers for our President, our Mary! JACQUELINE HAY Oxronn, NoR1'H C.uzol.lN.x This little ray of sunshine has cast her glow on Salem Academy for the last three years. Always the center of at- traction, .Jackie is the life of the party. We know of no one who has Jackie's rare combination of a fun-loving disposition accomplishing what she sets out to and a capability for achieve. She was chairman of the student representatives. a stand-by in Pi Delta Phi. and a great asset to the Gold team. Jackie has been outstanding in English classes for her ability to write themes and papers. and she certainly gave us final proof of this talent by writing our Class Day play. You have been invaluable to us all, Jackie, both as a leader and as a friend! ELEANOR JOSEPHINE AMOS HIGH PoINT, Noun-1 CAROLINA In her own quiet. inimitable way, Eleanor has made her- self indispensable to us during her two years at Salem. Her name is always found on the honor roll and she has served this year as Editor-in-Chief of Quill Pen. Eleanor also is a member of the Honor Council. a member of the Scribbler's Club. and one of the shining lights in Pi Delta Phi. our senior dramatic club. She can always be counted on to excel in anything she undertakes. We know that she will make the same excellent record wherever she goes. and we wish for her the best of everything! SUSIE DEANE BRYAN Mvn'r1.E BEACH. SoL rH C.xnol.INA Susie Deane. who hails from the famous summer resort. Myrtle Beach. was elected head of swinnning in the fall. and during the winter has participated chiefly in horseback riding. Whenever she is in a group, she is sure to be in the center busily crossing those big blue eyes which have won fame for her as an impersonator of Ben Turpin. Susie has a rare col- lection of minor punishments. as well as an extraordinary ability to haunt people after lights---just ask Miss Jackson! Whatever Susie's future may be. certainly it will be a cheer- ful one: for she finds pleasure in adding to the happiness of others. Mischievous. generous, impulsive, and lovable. Susie has found her place in the heart of Salem. ANNA BI'l l'ING WllI'l'AKER Wlss'i'os-Soni, Norvru f'.tll0I,lNA For three years A. B. has shared her personality and sweet smiles with us. She has risen from a demure little girl to a sophisticated young lady with a troop of friends and a long line of honor roll grades behind her, but she has never lost her good nature or her sweet disposition. Iflow she manages this has always been a paramount question at the Academy. It is with deep regret that we are forced to say goodbye to an all-round line girl, Anna Bitting Whitaker. ELEANOR SUE COX Wlssrox-S.n,1-zu. Noirrn C.mo1,1N.x What will the Academy do without E. Sue--especially her puns and repartee? The Pi Delta Phi has never had a more competent president and actress. Because of her never-fail- ing good spirits, thoughtfulness, and originality, she has risen to many important positions. Besides being an active partici- pant in all sports. treasurer of the Senior Class, a valued member of the Quill Pen staff, assistant editor of Quill Pen- cil, she is our foremost poet. 'l'o you. with all these good qualities and characteristics. we say. Hats off to you, E. Sue! HANNAH CALDWELI, BEATTY CH.tRl.0T'l'E, Non1'H C.mo1.1N.x If you should hear a slow tread of two feet ambling down the hall. you would know that it is Hannah Beatty. the mother of 3 Carrie Shaffner. She sighs. she cries, and she laughs with everyone. A great favorite with all the girls. Hannah was elected head of archery, and she has made an enviable record in that sport. Too, she has made the first team in basketball. She has won her way into the hearts of all by her unselfish. lovable disposition: and we certainly hate to see such a fine girl leave us. NANCY WliIGll'l' CLARK Gnraaxsnono, NoR'rH C.vno1.lN.x A good sport'-that's Nancy! Always on hand and always in demand! At any time on 2 f'. S. can be heard the yell. Nancy, let's go to walk! Nancy, let's dance . or How about a game of basketball? Nancy is one of our star basketball players: and as for dancing feet. even Ginger Rogers has to do her best to keep up with this girl! We have always heard that red hair indicates a bad temper. but Nancy has certainly exploded this belief. A better disposition and a more lovable nature would be hard to find anywhere: and we are sure that Nancy will have friends wherever she goes.

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