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

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English HALLIE EGGLESTON A.B., Mississippi Slate College for Women: M.A,, University of Mississippi. SUMNER EGGLESTON TILLEY 'A' if if MARY McCOY HODGES Monlreal College. Assislanl Dean ANN STONE Millsaps College, B.A.g Duke University, M.A. French, Spanish MRS. CHAUNCY HILLS The Sorbon ne. Dielifian ALICE CADE Soufhweslern Universily, B.A.g Soulhern Melhodisl Universily, Universily of Texas. Dramalics, Eng Iish, Speech Lam' AGNES DOUGLAS Agnes Scoff College, B.A.g Nafional Red C A f' BUFF TH-I-EY School, Nafional Hockey and Lacrosse Ciaorhl. cqua lc SeC eia'Y Physical Educalion HODGES STONE HILLS CADE DQUGLAS NA 4 Un A fu ' 'J L3 . ' FULTON TUBBS KNOWLES ACU! JOHN FULTON A.B., Moravian Collegeg B.D., Duke Universilyg Moravian Sem- inary. Bible EVANGELINE TUBBS A.B., Bafes College: New England Conservalory of Musicg Oberlin Conservalory of Music: B.M,, B.S., M.M., Universily of lllinoisg Syracuse Universilyg Juilliard School of Music: Eastman School of Music. Glee Club HELEN KNOWLES A.B., Colorado Collegeg Universily of Coloradog University of Chicago: M.A., Columbia Universify. Dean ELSIE NUNN Woman's College of fhe Universify of Norlh Carolina, B.A.g Universily of Norfh Carolina. Mafhemafics 'la fm. f . 1 i NUNN ir 'A' ir HAZEL D. WHEELER B.S., Boston Universilyg Vesper George School of Art Chicago lnslilule of Arlg Harvard Universily Arl' MARY A. WEAVER A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's Collegeg M.A., Columbia Um versilyg Universily of Wisconsing Harvard Umversxly Malhemalics M RS. PATTERSON B.S., Salem College Science, Home Economics MARY MORAN Chaperon REBECCA SHRIVER Beaver Colleg'e, B,A.g University of Pennsylvania H islo ry WEAVER PATTERSON MORAN SHRIVER 1100 BARBARA BARNES SYBIL CAMERON ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL ITI1ese girls have aHainecI I'I1e Academic Honor RoII aI' Ieasf one +ime I'I1is year.I RUTH ADAMS HARRIET ATWOOD BARBARA BARNES ETHEL BAUMANN MARY BOVARD NANCY BRACKEN NANCY BRYAN SYBIL CAMERON ELIZABETH CURRIE ANNIE FRANCES DALTON JEAN DUNLAP BETTY DUTY ALICE GEITNER NATALIE GOODMAN GEAN GRIGGS NANCY HAMMOND POLLY HAYWOOD NANCY HUNT ELEANOR JAMES LILLIAN JOHNSTONE ROSE ANNE JORDAN MARY NORTON KING BETTY LASSITER CARMA LINDSAY NONA MQCLURE 8 MARGARET MCILWAINE SKIPPY PFANSTIEHL SARA JEANNE PIERLE MARY LOUISE POWE JEAN ROBERTS ELLINOR ROBINSON JANE SCHUBERT SARAH SHORE HELEN STANLEY CATHERINE STEWART JEAN STRICKLAND LINDSAY TATE JERRY WORSHAM L! ' N MX aviig x ffffgfrgpgfid W ggjf52ff T U EA f i 6 X W if 5 S R I Y I ' Q 9 :- L ' ' In , I5. ' LINDSAY TATE . . JERRY WORSHAM . . MARY LOUISE POWE . BETTY DUTY . . MISS LAURA SUMNER . enior ftk 'T . . Presideni' . . Vice-Presicleni . . Secrerary . . Treasurer . . Faculfy Adviser 6566 A621015 Ur .,,,,,,,u-Ig, .,....,......-., A... if HH ,K A 'W 1 Ma f' 'W . A ,....-ff' A' ' - ' 'W' many A-gi-,A -I v- - eniord RUTH ADAMS Charm sfrike fhe sighl, And merif wins Ihe soul. Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Quill Pen, 3, 4: Varsily, 3, 4: Secrelary of Dramalic Club. HARRIET ATWOOD The reason firm, the femperale will, Endurance, foresighl, slrengfh, and skill: A perfect woman, nobly pIann'd To warm, fo comforf, and command. Dramalic Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenf of Dramalic Club, 3: Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenl' of Sfudenl' Represenfalives, 4: Varsily, I, 2, 4: Presidenl' of Fresh- man Class: Vice-Presidenf of Junior Class: Secrelary and Treasurer of Soph- omore Class: Honor Council, 3: Senior Class Marshal, I, 2, 3: Main Parl' in ' Play, 2. BARBARA ANDRE BARNES None knew lhee buf lo love Ihee, Nor named thee buf io praise. Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Presidenl of Glee Club, 4: Sfudenl Rep- resenlalive, 3, 4: Honor Council, 4: Presidenl of Honor Council, 4: Alhlelic Board, 4: Presidenl of AI'l1leI'ic Board, 4: Head of Purple Team, 4: Varsily, 3, 4: Main Parl' in Operelfa, 4: Main Parl' in Play, 4. ALICE BOGART She look lhe luxury of doing good. Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3: QuilI Pen, 4: Varsify, 3, 4. MARY CATHERINE BRACKEN Where Youfh and Pleasure mee? Tof chase lhe glowing hours wilh flying eel. Dramalic Club, I, 2, 3: Glee Club, I, 2, 4: Presidenl' of Sophomore Class: Secrelary of Junior Class: Honor Coun- cil, 3, 4: Sludenl' Represenlalive, 2, 4: Alhlelic Board, 3: Varsily, I, 2, 3, 4: Quill Pen, I: Scribblers' Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary of Scribblers' Club, 2, 3. SYBIL CAMERON She is prelfy lo walk with, and willy Io 'lalk wifh, And pleasant foo, fo think on. Treasurer of Junior Class: Dramalic Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Scribblers' Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Vice-Presi- denl of Scribblers' Club, 4: Varsify, I, 2, 4: Alhlelic Board, 4: QuilI Pen, 4. SALEM COLLEGE LIBRARY Winsmnxgalem. Norda Cafnlirl 1 i i 1 i l l r l l l l l L. -1-1 Luau-nf eniom JEAN DUNLAP Her smile was prodigal of summery shine, Gayly persislenl-like a morn in June. Varsily, 3, 4: Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Alh- le+ic Board, 4: Quill Pen. 4. ELIZABETH DUTY She doelh little kindnesses Which mosl leave undone or despise. Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Alhlelic Board, 4: Varsify, 3, 4: Treasurer of Senior Class: Vice-Presidenl of Dramalic Club, 3, 4, MARY LOU FIELDS Busy, useful, amiable, serviceable, in all honesl, unprelending ways. Edilor of Quill Pen, 4: Assisfanl Edifor, 3: Dramalic Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Main Par? in Play, 3: Sfudenl- Repre- senlalive, 4. NANCY HAMMOND A mind equal lo any undertaking Thaf she puls it alongside of. Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Scribblers' Club, 3, 4: Quill Pen, 4. RUTH HARRISON A happy soul, 'lhaf all fhe way To heaven halh a summer's day. Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Afhlelic Board, 4. MARY LYNN HOGG Knowledge comes, buf wisdom lingers. Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: War Council, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Represenlafive of Salem Academy, 3, 4. 'av .W , 5 ,.:,n,. K A. - , 9 fl wus-we sw en iam BETTY IRBY 'A smooth and steadfast mind, Dwelling in calm thoughts and never :lying hopes. Dramatic Club, 4. ROSE ANN JORDAN Rise, O Youth, and wrestle with me. Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Scribblers' Club, 3, 41 Glee Club, 3, 4: Varsity. 42 Main Part in Operetta, 3. HELEN CAROL KAHN Build as thou wilt, heed not what each man says- They fail, and they alone, who have not striven. Dramatic Club, 3, 4, War Council, 4. BETTIE LONG AlI may have, if they dare try, a glorious life, Student Representative, 4: Honor Coun- cil, I, 23 Vice-President ot Honor Coun- cil, 2: Junior Class President, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, 4: President ot Dramatic Club, 43 Quill Pen, lg Scribblers' Club, 3, 4: Senior Class Marshal, 2, 3. NONA LOUISE McCLU RE Forward and trolic glee was there, The will to do, the soul to dare. Head ot Gold Team, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer ot Dramatic Club, 3 Quill Pen, 2, Athletic Board, 3, 4 Varsity, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET McILWAINE Far may be sought 'ere you can find so courteous, So kind as merry Margaret. Dramatic Club, 3, 4. n-faq l l I I ti A l l C I I , . it l .i 1 ,ii-1-1 O eniom MARlANNA MOORE ln lhe friendliesl condilion lowards her species . . . She is affable in her manners, innocenl in her conversalion. Scribblers' Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 41 Dramafic Club, 3, 4: Assislanl Edilor of Quill Pen, 4. GRACE CODY PFANSTIEHL The greatest happiness comes from the greatest activilyf' Dramalic Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Salem College Orcheslra, 3, 4: Salem College Sfring Quarlel, 3, 4: Alhlelic Board, 4: Varsily, 3: Quill Pen, 3. MARY LOUISE POWE Who does her besl, does well, acls nobly: angels could do no more. Dramalic Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Sec- refary of Senior Class: Assislanl Edilor of Quill Pen, 4. JEAN ROBERTS Healthy, free, lhe world before me, The long palh before me leading wherever I choose. Dramalic Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Var- sily, 4: Quill Pen, 4. PATTY SH U LL 'Gaiely is your elemenl, you have shown if before. ELIZABETH SMITH-VANIZ 'And fhe fhoughls of youlh are long, long fhoughfsf' uill Pen, 3, 4: Dramalic Club, 2, 3, 4: War Council, 3. 1 l 1 l l l ea. 4 l l l l 1 'Swv- l l I l 0-H 5 l 2 l x l I ,,.... l: I I i I 4 I E li ,,,.mg, ,I I I jx I 'I 'I 'I I, I I I ! '-A-W 'Wi I 5 or-Mi' , 1 3 ,off ww, eniord GENE STARCHER Sieadfasf as a ship which keeps ifs course- Leaving behind a glow in ils wake, Assisfanl Edifor of Quill Pen, 4: Glee Club, 4. JEAN STRICKLAND Our Youfh we can but have today: We may always iind lime fo grow old. Glee Club, 3, 4: Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Alhlefic Board, 4: Varsify, 3, 4: Main Pari' in Operella, 3, 4. SARA LINDSAY TATE 'Allured to brighlesf worlds, and led the way. Presidenl- of Senior Class: Chairman of War Council, 4: War Council, 3, 4: Varsify, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Dra- mafic Club, 2, 3, 4: Scribblers' Club, 4: Quill Pen, 2, 3: Main Perl' in Operella, 2. RUTH WOMBLE Whose armor is her bravesf fhoughf, And simple frufh her ufmosl' skilI. JERRY EVELYN WORSHAM For I know the world is glorious And fhe goal a golden thing . . . Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 4: Scribblers' Club, 3, 4: Vice-Presicleni' of Senior Class: Vice-Presidenl' of Scrib- blers' Club, 3: Sludeni' Represenfafive, 3, 4: Honor Council, 3: Varsily, 3: Quill Pen, 3. .111-i .-.111 ULAX! PIMP!! UF lT is The year nineTeen hundred and TiTTy-Tive. SeaTed aT a desk in The head oTTice OT The UniTed STaTes PaTenT Bureau is Nancy Hammond, who is saTisTying her desire To be an arTisT by drawing conclusions. The problem on hand is wheTher To buy a copy oT The learned Marianna Moore's dicTionary in order To improve her sTilI TaulTy spelling or To purchase one oT Jean STrick- land's laTesT cookbooks, which are very rare because Gene STarcher has been busy selling Them To cannibals in The SouTh PaciTic as she pursues an elusive microbe. AT The nexT desk in The oTTice-Tor The paTenT bureau has Two Top execuTives-siTs BeTTy DuTy doing her duTy wiTh a realisTic and unpreiudiced mind. She has iusT asked Barbara Barnes, applying Tor a paTenT Tor Bigger and BeTTer Barnes, why such Barnes are necessaryi and Miss Barnes is replying ThaT she needs Them because she is raising so many Gibson Girls. Poor BeTTy lrby, ever popular wiTh The kiddies, is vainly Trying To keep Them in her kindergarTen. The door opens: and The chieT oTTice boy lraTher, girll, Jean RoberTs, brings in The morning mail. Miss RoberTs has risen Trom her honorable posiTion oT mes' senger and secreTary Tor The sTudenT represenT'aTives back aT Salem To The Tamous oTTice boy oT The paTenT execu- Tives and head oT The powerful O.B.U. -oTTice Boys' Union. The leTTers are in a wooden box reminiscenT oT Salem: and greaT is The surprise when The TirsT leTTer Turns ouT To be Trom an 'ole schoolmaTe, Skippy PTansTiehl, wanTing a paTenT on new cold resisTanT red wool under- wear To be worn by hosTelers in The Himalayas. Skippy says This applicaTion is urgenT because Mary Lynn Hogg wanTs This wool Tor her kniTTing and The kniTTing isn'T Tor The Red Cross. This is puT wiTh several oTher appli- caTions Tor wool, including one Trom Mary Lou Fields, who is designing Admirals' uniTorms. Finally The morning ends: and The weary execuTives, hoping Tor a minuTe oT resT, go To a neighboring caTe. Peering Through The dense crowd and The smoke screen lTooT-long cigareTTes are now The riagel, They see Jerry Worsham seaTed alone in one corner. There is, how- ever, no exTra space aT her Table because iT is liTerally covered wiTh all kinds oT Tood. Jerry, having become an experT connoisseur, is hard aT work doing whaT she always loved besT-eaTing. Having aT lengTh locaTed a Table, The Two siT down and open The morning paper. On The very TirsT page is a picTure oT Miss Pin-up oT l955, RuTh Adams, who is now posing Tor Jon WhiTcombe. ATTer ordering, DuTy picks up a copy oT LiTe. Under LeTTers To The EdiTor she discovers ThaT some LiTe readers are argu- ing abouT a new rule in bridge. The ediTor is appealing To Mary Louise Powe, bridge experT, To seTTle The ques- Tion please. ln The main secTion of The mazagine, There is a big picTure oT RuTh Womble, The social buTTerTly, TliTTing Trom one parTy To anoTher. She is accompanied by some man named Chalky. FurTher on, LiTe goes To Wake ForesT and whom does iT Tind There buT PaT Shull, The new house moTher oT The .X K IT, Suddenly, Trom a nearby booTh, comes The voice oT Jean Dunlap saying, My new device is wonderTul-a sTreTching machine To pull pounds Trom The horizonTal To The verTical. Well Tor my parT, replies The voice oT BeTTie Long, l'd raTher be NoTT Than Long. ReTurning Trom lunch, The paTenT heads are surprised To see a dim lighT showing under The door. SilenTly They Turn The knob, open The door, and see a shadowy Tigure crawling over The Tloor. IT is Helen Kahn, Trying To Tind ouT whaT kind of rugs The governmenl is using. UnexpecTedly There is a greaT uproar in The hall ouT- side: BuT caTs aren'T allowed in here, Miss. How silly, don'T make me dilly-dally. l have various and sundry Things To do. ln walks someone drooling in Turs-live caT Tur mosTly. Why, iT's The Miss ETTi- ciency oT The year-HarrieT ATwood-who wanTs To borrow a pair oT scissors To cuT governmenT red Tape. HarrieT says ThaT on a recenT Trip To New York she meT BeTsy SmiTh-Vaniz, now giving lessons on how To be a TascinaTing lady. BeTsy, HarrieT whispers conTi- denTly, has been barred Trom The local nighT clubs because aT sighT oT her all The men swoon To The Tloor, blocking The doors and creaTing a Tire hazard. The Telephone rings and Nancy reaches Tor iT. ls This The paTenT bureau? demands a Tamiliar voice. lT's Nona McClure, wanTing a paTenT on some improved baThTubs made To order. lT seems ThaT There are a Tew mice aT The house where Lindsay TaTe, Tamous diplomaT, is living: and Lindsay has commissioned Nona, well ac- guainTed wiTh The requiremenTs Tor comTorT in baThTubs, To design her some, so ThaT she may have one in every room. SaTeTy TirsT is Lindsay's moTTo. AT lasT Tive o'clock rolls around again and business is over. To home Tor The Tired execuTives. BuT iusT a minuTe! ln bursT Alice BogarT, who wanTs a paTenT in a hurry. She has invenTed a pair oT wings, so she can Tly home since The ChaTTanooga Choo-Choo has ceased To operaTe. RequesT granTed! WiTh no more inTerrupTions The Two reach The side- walk and sTarT Tor home. As They pass The bus sTaTion whom should They see alighTing Trom The Third Tloor oT a mosT modern bus buT Rose Anne Jordan. Heavens! a man has rushed up To her crying, Helen, Helen darling! BeTore our sTarTled eyes Rosie is puT inTo a green car wiTh The boy's moTher and carried away. Puzzling over This occurrence, DuTy and Nancy walk on. Soon They approach a large group oT sTrong, healThy men. ln The cenTer oT This group is none oTher Than Sybil Cameron, baTTing Those big brown eyes-. Can she be capTivaTing a sTar TooTball Team Tor Duke? JusT as The TraTTic lighT Turns red and The execuTives sTarT To cross The sTreeT, a Tamiliar green car drives up. The window is open and The conversaTion can be heard plainly. Why you aren'T Helen, The man is saying. He has pulled ouT a gun. GeT ouT! Rosie is Too TrighTened To move. BuT whaT's This? Brave liTTle RuTh Harrison, vice-presidenT in charge of preserving The guieT, rushes up and whispers, STopl Loud noises are noT permiTTed. Rosie is saved! Now The day is almosT over. BuT noT guiTe, Tor up The sTreeT They see M, C, Bracken coming ouT oT a movie. She looks Thin and Tired and explains ThaT she has been in The TheaTre Tor The lasT Three days waTching Lon Mc- AllisTer. Nancy and DuTy say They have noT seen The movie, and M, C. gives Them a reproving glance beTore going away. All oT a sudden The air is shaTTered by The screaming oT sirens. Nancy and DuTy Tear ThaT M. C. has passed ouT and an ambulance has come Tor her: buT no! The sirens belong To a Tire engine. However, as The Tire engine is noT going Their way, The girls conTinue homes ward and arrive wiThouT TurTher exciTemenT. BuT as They prepare a snack before going To bed, They happen To Turn on The radio and hear an announcer saying, We are inTerrupTing This program To bring you news oT The laTe accidenT. Miss MargareT Mcllwaine by chance sTruck her head inTo an oven Tilled wiTh gas Tumes, and her hair caused an explosion. Miss Mcllwaine was blown inTo The air alThough uniniured. She has noT come down yeT: buT never Tear, ladies and genTlemen, The Tiremen have The neT ready. So ends a busy dayl NANCY HAMMOND BETTY DUTY LA WILL A 0 TE TAMENT Slale ol Norlh Carolina, Counly ol Forsylh, Cily ol Winslon-Salem. To Whom Il May Concern: We, lhe class ol nineleen hundred lorly-live, being supposedly ol sound mind and body and realizing lhe uncerlainly ol lhis lile, do hereby publish and declare lhis lo be our lasl will and leslamenl. ARTICLE I To lhe lacully we leave our apprecialion lor lheir helplul inslruclion and loving guidance. ARTICLE II To lhe coming Senior Class we leave our be- loved privileges and honor sludy halls, hoping lhal lhey will mean as much lo lhem as lhey have meanl lo us. ARTICLE III Jean Roberls wills her blushing beauly lo Anne English. Babe Rulh Adams wills her sollball glove lo Nancy I-lunl. Jerry Worsham lpronounced Woisham l wills her I-Iolps lo Belly Reeder. I-Iarriel Alwood beguealhs her Slocking Ad legs lo Palsy Chambers. Lindsay S. S. El Tale wills her songs and slogans lo Sara Jeanne Pierle. Rulh Womble gives her Duke pennanls lo Elizabelh Currie. Margarel Mcllwaine donales her l5O-wall bulb lo Miss Knowles. Nona McClure wills her shullle-hop-shullle sleps lo Nancy Jarrell. Nancy I-Iammond gives her begonia planls lo Nancy Bryan. Alice Bogarl bequealhs her cupid gualilies lare lhey working, Wayne?l lo Marlha Murdock. Rose Anne Jordan wills her biddybrain ex- periences lo Elsie Shaw, lMoral: Don'l lollow aslrology booksll Barbara Barnes imparls her laligue suil lo Doug Rushlon wilh lhe hope lhal she will never be able lo lil il. Bellie wills her Longreaches in baskelball and on lhe piano lo Skeeler Phillips. Jean l Daydrearner l Dunlap bequealhs her piqlails lo Cissie Geilner. Mary Lou Fields leaves her prools lo Mary Akers. She never wanls lo see anolher one. Marianna Moore gives her iewelry lool box lo Joyce I-Iarley. g M. C. Bracken leaves her bell-bollom lrousers and sailor's hal lo Nancy Bracken. Gene Slarcher bequealhs her ice cream key lo Mary Rulh Monger, Sybil Cameron wills her Song and Dance Roulines lo Belly Crawlord. Mary Louise wills her Powe-ly made swealers lo Allhea Cekada. Skippy Plansliehl beguealhs her human pilch pipe lo Belly Ligon. Pal Shull leaves her columnisl chores lo Erd McCuislon. Belly Duly gives Clarabelle, lo loolball, lo Elhel Baumann and Sarah Blakemore. Rulh l Ump l I-Iarrison leaves her releree's whislle lo Eleanor Rose. Mary Lynn I-logo wills her Van Johnson pic- lures lo-no, she changed her mindl I-Ielen Kahn beguealhs her love ol red, par- licularly red rugs, lo Jill Olds. Belly Irby leaves her aunl's address lo all Toll I-louse cookie lovers. Belsy Smilh-Vaniz wills her incense lo Lynn Davidson. Jean Slrickland wills her Slrookland accenl lo Maryann Rogers. ARTICLE IV We hereunlo sel our signalures and allix lhe seal on lhis, lhe lillh day ol June, one lhousand nine hundred and lorly-live. lSignedl Tl-IE CLASS GF l945 M. C. BRACKEN BARBARA BARNES Teslalors l l I l l l ,I -l I -Hill' E if 42.1 ww- ,M . f, og,-ax, yf X,f,x,.,v .14 - 4' ' 'N V , 4, W A ,K-waiitw 5 Q -- --.,- ,, ,-,. , ' 1' 54 ' 4 A N ,rgg4?f1i3 ' , ',.,1r.'. L 43, ., ,- .. .,... ..1.,-,,n,,. ,. unior Cfadfi heard NANCY BRACKEN SARAH SHORE . GOLDSBY SWAN ETHEL BAUMANN MISS ANNE STONE . . President . . Vice-Presidenf . . Secrefary . . Treasurer . . Faculfy Adviser union! MARY AKERS Akers-Acres Charlolfe, N. C. MARY CAROLYN BAKER 835 Roslyn Road Winsfon-Salem, N. C. ETHEL BAUMANN l806 Lake Avenue Knoxville, Tenn. EVELYN BEARD Warwick Road Winsfon-Salem, N. C. SARAH KENT BLAKEMORE Emory, Va. NANCY BRACKEN ly I233 East Fort King Avenue Q Ocala, Florida l ,, JOAN COX BUI Soulh Church Sfreel Winsfon-Salem, N. C. BETTY CRAWFORD IlI0 Arbor Road Winslon-Salem, N. C. ,,, R W.. , 3 ANNE ENGLISH ' 29 Fifth sheet Pulaski, Va. Ek .,.., .. .. V A MARY ANN GOLD Peachlree Road Shelby, N. C. PAULINE GRAY 938 North Cherry Slreel Winslon-Salem, N. C. uniorri GEAN GRIGGS 4I0 Mountain View Lenoir, N. C. POLLY HAYWOOD I06 Norrh Cherry Sireef Winsion-Salem, N. C. ELEANOR JAMES 4I0 Easf Fiffh Sireef Greenville, N. C. MARY NORTON KING 700 Queens Road CharIoH'e 4, N. C. ANN LEWALLEN Wesfview Drive Wes? Winsfon-Salem, N. C, BETTY LIGON 533 Sherwood Forest Sparfanburg, S. C. ERDMUTH McCUISTON 224 Soufh Cherry Sfreef Winston-Salem, N. C. MARY RUTH MONGER Westmoreland Heights Knoxville, Tenn. JILL OLDS 267 The Prado Aflanfa, Ga. LOUISE MOORE I038 Providence Road CharIoHe 4, N. C. SARA JEANNE PIERLE I62 Nighberf Avenue Logan, W, Va. L ELIZABETH MAXCEY 4I3 Norfh Lake View Drive Sebring, Fla. ff Q1 I 'K' I I I I S si Q uniom JONNIE PRIESTLY Madison, W. Va. BETTY REEDER 3I6 Wesl Hill Avenue Knoxville 42, Tenn. MARYANN ROGERS 6l2 Oakhursl Avenue Bluefield, W. Va. JANE SCHUBERT l528 Kenesaw Avenue Knoxville, Tenn. SARAH SHORE 2025 Buena Visla Road Winsfon-Salem, N, C. I MARY LOUISE SPAUGH 745 Arbor Road 5 fgga' f , f Winston-Salem, N C CATHERINE STEWART II32 Queens Road Wes? Charlofle, N. C. GOLDSBY K. SWAN I2 Hillvale Circle Knoxville, Tenn, , KATHLEEN VAN LOAN 638 Colonial Drive High Poinl, N. C. ADELINE WILLIAMSON 3 Skyland Terrace Canton N, C. ir. X F . x vm, 1? 4 R I M 4. 7 ?:. 56 5 , A'- Q I2 1, Q' 'F' 2 ,SDOIQAOHQOFQ 66465 0268106 DOUGLASS RUSHTON . ANNIE FRANCES DALTON ALICE GEITNER . . ALTHEA CeKADA . . MISS HALLIE EGGLESTON . . Presideni Vice-Presiden+ . . Secre+ary . . Treasurer Faculfy Adviser Af'- We mi Q-wa LSDOIOAOWL 01085 KATHERINE BABCOCK Box 748 Winslon-Salem, N, C. ALTHEA CeKADA l0I0 Green Slreel Durham, N. C. BETTY CHASTAIN Weslmoreland Heighls Knoxville, Tenn. ELIZABETH CU RRIE Crescenl View Carthage, N. C. ANNIE FRANCES DALTON Box 223 Foresl Cily, N. C. LYNN DAVIDSON 2lI2 Laurel Avenue Knoxville, Tenn ALICE GEITNER l630 Brandon Road Charloffe, N. C NATALIE GOODMAN 36l9 Flamingo Drive Miami Beach, Fla, FRANCES JEAN HAMILTON 823 Gales Avenue Winsfon-Salem, N. C. JOYCE HARLEY 266 Kensinglon Drive Madison, Wis. BECKY HAYES Wilkesboro, N. C. NANCY HUNT Lexington, N. C. ' ' ..-4..4...-...4.4.A-f.u..s.Lfnv.- ... ..... .SDOIUAOITL 0l eZ5 NANCY JARRETT l729 Queens Road Charlofle, N. C. LILLIAN JOHNSTON Hanes, N. C. JULIA HAMLETT PARKER I7 Griffing Boulevard Asheville, N. C. MARGARET PHILLIPS 600 Parkway Bluefield, W. Va. BARBARA RAMSAY Washinqlon, N. C, ELEANOR ROSE Franklinlon, N. C DOUGLASS RUSHTON 3203 Pine Ridge Road Birmingham, Ala. ELSIE SHAW 2400 Mecklenburg Avenue CharIoHe, N. C. HELEN STANLEY Slanleylon, Va. MARY LOU ST. CLAIR 2307 Jefferson Sireef Bluefield, W. Va. MARGARET STOLLINGS Mallory, W. Va. I if w..,,. f . I gg I ff gwvgf --is Ss- gI Q5Al'i'lQl'l add 0 Lcemi ir PAT CHAMBERS . . . Presidenf ELLINOR ROBINSON . . . . Vice-Presidenf LYNN CHAPIN . . . . Secrehary-Treasurer MISS REBECCA SHRIVER . . . . Faculfy Adviser E551 Q . .. . .0 N5 Sa TE 4 w s- t .-F v 4 Q, E s,. I E -Swmmmxiiimmmrmmw . -Q I 5 L: ,Q ..- ,,m,.L.,,. A ,M F. , 5 C, x 0,9- X . S if i I Qr5Al'l'lCU'L add MARY BOVARD 4 . . . Graysfone Inn, Roaring Gap, N. C NANCY BRYAN . . . . 7II Sunset Drive, Greensboro, N, C PATSY CHAMBERS . . .......,........ Whifesville, W, Va LYNN CHAPIN . . . ,..,.,. Dinglefown Road, Greenwich, Conn JIMMY FREELAND . . . . Homewood, l6I7 Brickell Avenue, Miami 36, Fla BETTY LASSITER . . . ..... 5l2 Miller Sfreei, Winston-Salem, N. C CARMA LINDSAY . . .................. Leaksville, N. C MARTHA MURDOCK . . ........ l0l3 Monmoufh Avenue, Durham, N. C ELLINOR ROBINSON . . . I49 East Sevenfh-fhird Sfreef, New York Cify, N. Y 1' W I I l mx - - ,f 2 - LX ai? Q C? S X MT:-2.1..-1-4.-f:f',,f-:f,9?,fff 1 Q W X ' x 17 6? Y 01: UA NMA Tl0IVS ,Av W ig? 1 N W Xi 096 9 C9 li01V0li UOIHVUl L yrU0Efvr 1m?1mENfAiIVE 5 VA: ,7 I 9 I l. IMIIM 3' X 1 UHIHBL HIV UZ L' ETHEL BAUMANN . . . . . Presidenf ALTHEA CeKADA . . . Secretary SYBIL CAMERON . . . Vice-Presidenf ELLINOR ROBINSON . . . Treasurer 0lHPN MARY LOU FIELDS . . . Edifor-in-Chief -H ---T-anew,--. ... ,, -.,f.,-,. Y Y 1.....- ,. K .,.: ,Y -.V Y 90 G06 M Pl DELTA PIII BETTIE LONG ......... . . . Presidenf RUTH ADAMS ........ . , Secrefary BETTY DUTY . . . . Vice-President ALICE GEITNER . . . Treasurer HLEE UZ 3 BARBARA BARNES . . ........... , ....... .... . . Presidenf 111----., -Y- T,, - ,Y LINDSAY TATE i ELTZJX' WM calf all 9606 ..Chairman 0 rf Q U figv xmr:pwnyuvHuq,-k,'f.v: 'f- ' , ,, N hx X Eff-2-Qigb Gfff , 7 W A jf at I f I ' W MQ lk , A X f J xx fi fx N ATHLITIUJ wx r' in ff K 'Q f -Q-SQWH1 90 Ge NONA MCCLURE Head of Golds BARBARA BARNES Head of Purples IIADA' 0F T Ml ll A0 P03 k SYBIL CAMERON Archery JEANNE DUNLAP Hockey BETTY DUTY Baskefball RUTH ADAMS Soffball MARY RUTH MONGER Riding SKIPPY PFANSTIEHL Hiking DOUGLASS RUSHTON Speedball RUTH HARRISON Tennis ELIZABETH CURRIE Social Chairman JEAN STRICKLAND Soccer 'HW Y Y- .avr :gg - wsu- 1-f --'vusurv-wr-'i'Il'Z rw 1IC1vif:ee-3 mms ,V ., 'b ltdkg3q1n 31-r ills ls-m.'.,, - 41.9 ' , riisfvjugi 1 Z '- wi ,Q-,, Vs.. '- .uvnlnlnuu 1 , we 1-,,,,, 'Q Yillihyrsxi A may ,-,aw Q ws' -1,, . S. 5 WNGWKKQMQQ ms. -W. ,,,.. 7 qgexf 21361 ,, ., 1i9lH r sa1 pw 9'mX4l ' 1 if ik--l z' 1 'WM 1 Adams, Arwood, Baumann, Beard, Blakemore, Bryan, Chapin, Currie, Dallon, Duly, Fields, Freeland, Gold, Goodman, Gray, Griggs, Harrison, Haywood, Hogg, lrby, Jordan, Lassiler, Lindsay, Long, McClure, Mcllwaine, Maxey, Murdock, Olds, Phillips, Pierle, Prieslley, Rams-ay, Rogers, Rose, Sclmberr, Shaw, Shore, Smilb-Vaniz, Spaugli, Slanley, Sl. Clair, Slewarl, Swan, Tale, Worslwam, H010 RPL! Akers, Babcock, Baker, Barnes, Bogarl, Bovard, Bracken, M, C.: Bracken, Nancy: Cameron, CeKada, Chambers, Chai- Jrain, Cox, Crawford, Davidson, Dunlap, English, Geifner, Johnslone, Hamillon, Hammond, Harley, Hayes, l-lun'r, James, Jarrell, Kalwn, King, Lewallen, Ligon, McCuis+on, Monger, Moore, L.: Moore, M.: Parker, Pfanslielnl, Powe, Reeder, Roberfs, Robinson, Rushlon, Slwull, Srarcher, Sfollings, Sfrickland, Van Loan, Williamson, Womble. Q ...,,.-A,.... A ...ue an. Dliliwasum llrmaunnsnmmuu lmliwlmim V. ,f-- - W-.N.Y-.wane FS ' 'K - i it Wmiitabiwerig 1-W1 rnxhlip Maui gg WX- lineal! gjggmxm fi'BY GwdJ 1N?i.we1mefz.w4g ? '1i r'i+'lUl1N' :uranium :umm ?'.':'n W':.4'I lu D U' 0' il' ,Zak ,ffilsw ,muff ll8l QiI.11 of '-if -QQQ1 il: MN few A ini L funnel-- JW!-xv QSO! annum M im!! ursn--,mga ' 11213 war uri.- 114315 .Wil It 'YV'-TD! .Q,-In--ferry-n.m-N wfx-NW - .rr 500050 'lr Afwood, Boqarh Bracken, M, C. Cam- eron, Currie, McClure, Roberfs. Rush- 'ron. ll0Ulf 0 ee Ge i Akers, Barnes,Cl'1ambers, Dunlap, Dufy Jordan, Lonq, Rose, Tafe. A'-:nuu-e.4- 'AU' '-f- -f---mum.. wwf EY Q 9965 BASKETBALL SPEEDBAZL ul in Aclams, Barnes N. Bracken, Duly, l-larn- Bogart M. C. Bracken, Bryan, Chambers il+on, l-larrlson l-lunl, Long, McClure, Dunlap, Gold, Phillips, Ruslwlon, Shaw, S+ Rose Clair, Worslwam. 38 W, fx,-fm Y il' N103 DIR 01l'Y RUTH ADAMS ,.,, HARRIET ATWOOD . BARBARA BARNES , . ALICE BOGART ...,,.. MARY CATHERINE BRACKEN, SYBIL CAMERON , , . . . JEANNE DUNLAP , ELIZABETH DUTY . . MARY LOU FIELDS ...... NANCY LOUISE HAMMOND RUTH HARRISON ...... MARY LYNN HOGG . . BETTY IRBY ....,. ROSE ANNE JORDAN . . HELEN CAROL KAHN . . BETTIE LONG ,,.,. NONA MCCLURE ..., MARGARET MclLWAINE . . MARIANNA MOORE .... GRACE CODY PFANSTIEHL , MARY LOUISE POWE . . JEAN ROBERTS . . , PAT SHULL ..., ..., ELIZABETH SMITH-VANIZ , . MARY EUGENIA STARCHER . JEAN STRICKLAND .... LINDSAY TATE . , , RUTH WOMBLE . , , JERRY WORSI-IAM . , . . . . , . .... York, Alabama . . I7 Greenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, New York . . 240l Cranford Road, Durham, Norlh Carolina . . IIO Sylvan Drive, Lookoul Mounfain, Tennessee . IZ33 Easl Fort King Avenue, Ocala, Florida . ,Hope Valley, Durham, Norlh Carolina . . . .565 Scenic Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee . .34I Soulh Maple Slreel, Winchesler, Kenlucky . . , ,...,, Amhersldale, Wesl Virginia . . . Box 44I Welch, Wesl Virginia . . , . . , . . . . . . Loudon, Tennessee , , Edgewaler Beach Holel, Chicago, Illinois , , . , . . . , . , . . Kenbridge, Virginia , . . . , , . . .Saxapahaw, Norlh Carolina . .506 Soulh Fiflh Slreel, Gadsden, Alabama . , , IOIO Easl Fiflh Slreel, Ocala, Florida . . 3I5 Kenesaw Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee , . , 5 Wingale Road, Knoxville, Tennessee . 356 Marsh Slreel, Belrnonl, Massachusefls ,6I4 Wood Palh, Highland Park, Illinois . . 303 Swifl Avenue, Durham, Norfh Carolina . .3 Beverly Aparlmenls, Durham, North Carolina . 22I4 Oueens Slreel, Winslon-Salem, Norlh Carolina . . , . l9Ol l-larverl' Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee . . . . 623 Norlh Wabash, Wheeling, Wesl Virginia . IO5 Wes? End Avenue, Wilson, North Carolina . , . l348 Queens Road, Charlolle, Norlh Carolina 200 Slraliord Road, Winslon-Salem, Norlh Carolina . , . . . . .32l9 Kingsfon Pike, Knoxville, Tennessee ALMA MAT! ir School ol ages, slill aspiring, School ol fame: lvlolhers, claughlers seelc lo honor Thy greal nameg Salem, may we True and loyal ever beg Salem, may you hear our singing- Love we're bringing all To Thee. School ol ages, lhy greal spiril Gives us power To make free ancl joyous progress l-lour by hour l-lonor, splenclor, love ancl glory 'rhine shall beg Through our lives will shine Thy blessing Alma lvlaler, hail lo lhee. 006 ,I 9 'U' 77 ' ' ..4JminuamLuL....Y,.. .. ., -, ,., ...... .. W . - vm A V pq i cccs SELLERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY JORDAN SPINNING COMPANY CEDAR FALLS, NORTI-I CAROLINA B. E. JORDAN Treasurer Ewzgng QuaIi+y Mergerized Yarns Silk and Rayonf Throwsfers - SALES OFFICES - FREDERICK J. FAWCETT, Inc. DAVID F. SWAIN 81 COMPANY I29 SouIIw SHCQI 222 WeSI Adams SI ee? BcsIon II, Mags, Chicago, F. M. SI-IANNONI-IOUSE, JR. R. I-I. ORIFFITI-I Johnsfon Building Provide-n+ Buld Q clwxmfe 2, N. C. chew anoo ga, Te HARRY STELTER 95 Madison Avenue N Y If I6 N Y CW OI' , . . JOSEPI-I KLUMPP COMPANY 225 S ufh ISIII Ph I Iw o Made p ua, Uhaduun makes gm blankets! - .L?L?L?L?L?L?L - F EE 2 iii? 2 EE 1 , , CHATHAM MANUFACTURING CO., ELKIN, N. C. uNnERwEAR WEIGHTS, STYLES AND COLORS TO SUIT EVERY TASTE UNION SUITS AND SHIRTS AND SHORTS MEN AND BOYS-EVERY SEASON P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY Winsfon-SaIem, NorII'T CaroIina COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAROLINA OF THEATRE JUNIOR LEAGUE BEAUTY PARLOR Q ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL Winslron-SaIem, NorTI1 Carolina EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES 430-432 N. Trade ST. Winsfon-Salem, N C SALEM COLLEGE l772-I945 A LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE 0 Offering accredi+ed courses in Ar+s, Science, and Music +0 rhose s+uden+s wishing 'ro become +eachers, musicians, dociors, nurses, medical fechnologisfs, die'ri+ians, 'rransla+ors, or social workers. BELK-STEVENS COMPANY o DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Fiffh and Trade Sireefs O THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES COME TO G O O C H ' S The Sfore On The Corner FOR THAT IN-BETWEEN SNACK 0' We Appreciaie Your Business ir CQMPLIMENTS OF IRIES SELECTE A There ls A Difference COMPLIMENTS OF HEADACHE POWDERS Q . . . . . .. . .. .. ...f. V . ... ..,, MACH POND!! KONIAINS 1uGlS ACEIANILID AND YA GIS POVASSI UM IIOMIOE IN COMIINAVION will-4 A5PullH AND CAUIINl KIIIAYF 1 fooovs nz urecnv: ron ms :mn or nm AN scomrouvs nu: YO swm.: amount Ncuunsu emu cows, Muscuun Acuzs, Aran Acts A5 A sznunvs I I I I I I 0 0 Y D I l I 1' v I I. I - nlunzn uv- GOODYS Lyn-mlsvou-sAull.l.C - C-3OODY'S LIMITED 436-440 S. Liberjry S+. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. :-.l,o, Complimenfs of COMPLIMENTS ROBERT E. LEE OF HCTEL UP RAINBOW Room BOTTLING COMPANY CQFFEQHQHOPPE WINSTON SALEM NORTH CAROLINA , ,L , Q- E I --E .jf ff assay' if ' ' X TH, . 59- . . U., 6 sw: -ygyaqq. .Q G j K! ff Z3 RX :N qi? if igfsff ss 1 gf' 0 Aff? QW Wx.. i If -1' fs A Q3 4 I 7 4 21 he si d 3 Q , f 'k E y W WINSTON-SALEM, N. c 2 my A f f i 3ll Wesl Fourflm sr we Q THE IDEAL GIFT SALEM WEDGWOOD CHINA A mosl appropriale gill for Weddings, Gradualion Birllmdays or Anniversaries. Especially so, as you may now secure cups and saucers, cream pilclwers, sugar bowls and lea-pors malclning Jrhe plafes. Colors: blue, pink, mulberry, green and sepia. Prices on request A New Shipmeni' Has Jus? Been Received from England SALEM 'BUCK sroRE CAVALIER CAFETERIA WesIside Courfrhouse Square Cfood Food Reasonable Prices PICCADILLY GRILL AII of Your Needs Under One Big Roof AI' THE ANCHOR COMPANY WinsIon-SaIem's Shopping Cen+er Famous for Good Food 4I5 W. FourIh SI. Winsfon-Salem, N. C. VOGLER SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE BIDDY'S GRILL Dependable for More Ihan 87 Years 2II Wesi FourIh SIreeI WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. PIG' MOI Kodak Headquarfers BARBER PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY Winsfon-Salem, Norfh Carolina KEEP IN STEP Wiih Shoes Sfyled for CoIIeqe Girls by FRANK A. STITH COMPANY MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Cor. 4Ih and Cherry SIS. Dial 2--OI74 Winsfon-Salem, N. C. I IINE'S Wes' PMI SMI COMPLIMENTS OP Dr' W5 DIG' XM DAN L. DRUMMOND AND DEWEY'S COMPANY The Re+aiI Baker 825 Wochovia Bank Bldg. Winsion-S.aIen'i, N, C. II4 W, 41h SI. Ciiy MarIceI TEAGUE'S Women's Smari' Apparel Dresses, Suifs, Coals, Swealers, Slciris 3I9 W, Fourflm SI. Winslon-Salem, N. BOCOCK-STROUD CO. Decca, Vicior, and Columbia Records Toys, Sporling Goods Wesl 4II1 al Spruce SI. MORRISETT CO. INC. Gaining and Relaining Your Good Will by Deserving I+ Fine CIo+hes for Young People C. THE YOUTH CENTER Winslon-Salem I, N, C. f6, 5H I1 F 4TH AY YRADE OUR FASHIONS Are Bound For Loyal Service On The College Eronl SOSNIICS W. Eourflw and Spruce SALEM GIRLS Pronounce Them BEST! TRY KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS SHOP THE IDEAL , Wlnslon-SaIem's Pre-dominaring and Einesl ' x'u,gvnq!-Ralf Deparlmenf Slore YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME QUALITY MERCHANDISE REASONABLY PRICED ay gooclrick PHOTOGRAPHER 3l7 Wesl Fourlh S+ree+ Dial 7994 CONGRATULATIONS Eleclric service wilhin your liielime has greally nnodilied induslry, commerce, farm- ing and home life here in lhe Carolinas. Business inilialive and scienlilic progress is opening doors lo even grealer oppor- lunilies. I' ! May you find a worlhy place in 'rhe en'rer- prising world of lomorrowl DUKE POWER COMPANY REYNOLDA, INC. -K Greenhouses, Farming, Landscape and Real Eslale Developrnenl, Plumbing, Healing and Eleclrical Coniraciors -K Es+imal'es Cheerfully Furnished Phone 2-I343 COMPLIMENTS OF SILVER'S 5c-S I .00 S'Iore 0 TracIe and Liberiy Sireefs HUNTLEY-HILL-STOCKTON FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 5IO9 Liberfy and 4+h S'rreeIs, Winsfon-Salem, N. C WELFARE'S DRUG STORE Is 'the Place We Always Serve Ihe Besf Phone 6I04-05 THE S. GALESKE OPTICAL CO. Esfablished I885 Opficans, Kodaks, Cine KocIaIcs 209 W. I:ourIh Winsfon-SaIem, N. C Careful. CourIeous Drivers DIAL 7I2I BLUE BIRD CAB, INC. Day and Nighi Service-Baggage Transfer Winsfon-SaIem, Norfh Carolina I865 I945 80 Years ' W. T. VOGLER 81 SONS JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS Winslron-Salem, Norfh Carolina Bes+ In Our Line PASCHAL SHOE REPAIR CO. Inc:orporaIed 2I9 Wes? Four+h Dial 49Ol PRESCRIPTIONISTS PATTERSON DRUG CO. Phone 7I94 II2 W. Fourfh SI. Winsfon-Salem, N. C. ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL China and GIassware Giffs for All Occasions II4 W. Fourfh SI. WInsIon-Salem, N. C. I MQTQR 'I'wnN-curY DRY CLEANING CO. 6I2 N. FourTI'1 Sfreef Dial S. H. KRESS 8: CO CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 56- mc- 256 STORE DISTRIBUTQRS Winsfon-Salem, Norfh Carolina QUALITY SHOE SHOP Phone 2-0504 Neld' +0 Robed I-ee HoIeI 3I7 Main Sfreef Winsfon-SaI N C UNUSUAL GIFTS FOR Graduaiion, Birfhdays, Hosfess, Weddings AII Occasions ARDEN FARM STORE 'fra walk a MILE fora C A M E If the cigarette of COSTLIER TOBACCOS MOTHER AND DAUGHTER STORE FASHIONS FOR THE 3IO N. Liloerl . JUNIOR MISS y S+ On flue Square COMPLIMENTS OF SEAR'S ROEBUCK COMPANY COlVlPLlMEN-TS Nissen Building T0 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. SALEM ACADEMY Records-Popular and Classical Album and Record Cases O'HANLON'S DRUG STORE Flowers For All Occasions WALKER'S FLORIST For Over Foriy Years Piec,lmon+ Leading Drug Sfore 3-3o2l ll5 N. Poplar Sl. NOW THAT THE WAR IN EURQPE IS QVER D. G. CRAVEN CO. We Iwo o o lwv rn l rl l appliancljei ESU llwalfe Inger? lciig ifjllenccg Icoer. MISSES and JUNIOR DRESSES WINSION-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA We will have a complele line ol new clwanclise iusl as soon as possible. C' R' VCflg'gL'Q,'fSYRAD'O QQMPLIMENTS OF CCWENS COIVIPLIIVIENTS OI: PILOT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC GENERAL INSURANCE C E urllw and Spruce Slreefs. Ph ol? INSURANCE DEPARTMENT WACHOVIA BANK 81 TRUST Engravers Io Sociely H. T. HEARN COMPANY ENGRAVING COMPANY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 632 W. Foudh Shed AND BONDS Winsfon-Salem Norfh C I Telephone 8I8I GUYAN EAGLE COAL COMPANY GUYAN All-Purpose QuaIi+y Coal AIVIHERSTDALE, WEST VIRGINIA Q----M-M-w x -,L..,-'f 1- T A -, may 1 f is X ,.Yl, - z ll 12.9, ,j 'A 't 45: ' 4' A I -1. ' X' 1, l1iq i'7if, ' ' I 'il 'Q' ' I .. - '93-.P ' J lk i AA s - 7 Q. 1. ' Xp!! A 'f --Q nan Silvan if Snining in your hair and golden memories are stirred in your heart by the pages of this, your yearbook, these words will be full of meaning. just as they are today, just as they were four score years ago when they were uttered by a tall man on a Pennsylvania hill one chilly November afternoon: IT is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us-that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion-that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain-that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom-and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. Pieiinionf Engmning Coinlbnny llyifzffolz-Sizfeiiz. Nnrflo Carolina ' 4 riff: X NX. ,Y 7 '., 9'?f'?E'1r' - 1J'X'-1411: .-X X X X ,- . - , fw t?77...L77 'Iii .1.3'Q,7'.S'X-PT 7 'F-.7,,f7 ' 51 . . -', g V Q, A-7f ' ' - .XX ' f-- fx A . . 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