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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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V raw, ,- in Q wr: ' x VW' ,. .. PW, vw ' Avg, ,rt W 5,2-A Alw- Jeff? J: Q X 4 eff Xl' f 53 if V+- h,4::-z- ' -if 4, YW .W 'K ig any Ari., 9 Q. Published by Sdlem Academy Winston-Sdlem, N. C. Pdt Powell Editor DODHC1 Griffith Business Mdndger O PAGE I6 iQfb4f if? Q , s 'D 1 X ,MC X are sit? Dedication I had fun fun fun today - this woman, she is rather unusual, has a turtle like Skipadee and I gave this turtle, Turtel. a ride on this record by Dylan Thomas which was a muchly lot of the hugest words! This woman she is my mostly favoritest person here. Every afternoon she rests because she is tired tired tired from her most absolutely full day teaching English and then I find her glasses and she reads to me Scrihbler's Club themes while I braid Turtel's ears so he wonit get cross and develop a rash like Skipa- dee, my turtle does. One of these stories was about this most terriblest storm that came up and it rained and all this thunder was clomping itself into this water and all these people were drowning without air and ohl It was absolutely awfullest, hut she says it is just a story and then we skihhle down to the Social Room M it's this monstrously big room 1 and this woman says. Shall we settle down? and I say, Shall we settle down? and then she says, Let's begin! and l say, MLet's beginlv and oooooo she absolutely directs plays most wonderfully! This woman, my mostest companion. is tremendously loved by all here as much as by me and so they dedicate this 1957 QtLiUPenftol1e1', Miss ,lulanne Lynn. Love. ME l1lla,0l5l1l,' '--a '-1. E1 K 'N 1 0 PAGE T8 Foreword . The elusive quality that permeates the atmosphere of Salem is most successfully defined as a way of life. This year we have an elusive and lovable little character, Eloise, who flirts through the pages, depicting the moods and means of our life at Salem that each of us, student and faculty, has contributed to. As the pages unfold and our days unravel the smorgashordian array of one hundred Eloises laugh, cry, study, and play through a productive year-each unique yet united by the mystical bond that represents Salem. El O r X I 5 T o fo T s L liyigyllywffl U Z ll, 'l'h0mc sulnpterl from the hunk l'll,0ISI'1 tfopyriyqhl 1955 by Kay Tlimnpson and Hilary Knight, 4'upyri:.z'l1t by the Pulwlishe-rs bimon and b4'llllStPl', Inv. New York 20, X. Y. X GWWJNPEN M X x f 1 I f rw? TKWWW ik tr Kg X tr , Contents Fooulty ....... Students ..... Grgonizotions . . Sports .... Senior Honors IJJJ' K S ' A ff! 71 be DV! I ....2O ...QS ....1l2 ....51l ....5S Administration DA LE H. GRAMLEY President HA. and l,1tI.D.. AlilI'1gIhI1 MS.. Columbia Universityg LL.D.. M0- ravian College. www' 018.1 'e-- NIAHY JK. WEfXX ICH -XLYCIC Nl. LITWINCHUK MNHX Mc-CON' HODUES I'r1'nr'ipal Dean A.s.s1'str1nt Dean BA.. Ranflolph-Macon Woman! 129 N. Empirv Street 122 Rinlgv Avenue fv0Hf'g11'2 MA.. Columbia Uni- W'iIkc-s-Haxww-. Pa. Salisbury. N. C. varsity: Univvrsity of Wisvonsinl NV. anfl MA.. Tm-lllplc Uni- Nlonirval Colley-. Harvard Uniwrsity. versity: Bryn Mawr Collvgv. 0 PAGE 20 The Faculty iQ? ...ff Nunn Lynn Krouskup Chappell E1.SlE NUNN ...A 'Wrztltermztirs . . . Whiteville. C ..... A .B.. Woman's College of the University of North Carolina: MA.. University of North Caro- lina. JULANNE LYNN . . . English, Dramatics . , . Chester, S. C ,... BA.. Winthrop College, M.A.. Duke University. EVELYN F. VANDIVER , . . French, Spanish . . . 2246 Cumberland Avenue. Charlotte, N. C .... AB.. Duke University: MA.. University of North Carolina, the Sorbonne: University of Toulouseg University of Alabama. MRS. MELBA S. AVENT . . . Sfienee . . . 2401 Rosewood Avenue, Winston-Salem. N. C .... BS.. Flora Macdonald College: Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. S-W' Vandiver Avent Kline Bryson RUTH C. KROUSKUP . . , English . . . 1110 Grove Street, Evanston, lllinois . . . B.A.. Denison Universityg MA., Northwestern University: Uni- versity of Illinois: Michigan State University. MARY JANE CHAPPELL . . . English . . . 1013 Glendale Lane. Nashville. Tennessee . . . B.A. and NIA.. George Peabody College for Teachers: Van- derbilt University. VIVIAN DIANA KLlNE . . . Latin . . . 338 N. La Fayette Street, Macomb, lllinois .... ' LB. and KM.. University of North Carolinag Stephens College: lnstituto Teenilogieo de Monterrey. CAROLYN BRYSON . . , Physical Ea'uc'ati0n . . . Franklin. N. C .... BS.. Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. 0 PAGE 22 Z tl' f The Faculty ,A . 21,3 ,RX 1 --' , wig. HY 9 6. Qgtfw M 9- A' e 1 tts. gg 'S E Q 2 f'f 'x Q Eller Wheeler Ansley Lee Cumbie Robertson Johansen Peterson MRS. JAMES ELLEH . . . Home EI'0IIO77I1iFS . , MRS, NOBY SNl1'1'HEY CUMBIE . . . Dietitian 2000 Georgia Avenue. Winston-Salem. N. C. . . . , 1208 llrookftown Avenue. Winston-Salem. HS.. Salem College. N. C .... Appalachian State. NIINNA ROISICHTSON . . . RFU 3. Box 337. H- l-'s 'll. N, C ..... f MH.. C llxg- f HAZEL ll. WHEELER . . . Art, R6gI'.01f!If, Klfllllllllll' wfolxlfllll.Olnglgmlliau S' C.: M.Au llnijeisiiy E Sf'l'fl'fflf,l' . . . 10 Prospect Street, Walpole, Mass. ' . Q . U . . .V N. . 1 . . V 1 V h South Carolina, Columbia llnneralty: University . . . Hb., lloston Universityg Chicago Art lnstituteg of Miami Harvartl University. V A 1 JOHN HENRY .IOHANSEN . . . Bible . . . 1718 l,anf'elol Lane. Winston-Salem. N, C .... A.11.. EMMIE J' ANSLEY u l I Clmlwmnn HUSNSS U , Moravian College: l1.lJ.. Moravian Tlieological 3171 Halmershani Roatl, N. W., Atlanta, Georgia . . . S 'iU3 Y1 S-T-Mu 5141001 Ol Tllf'0l0tiY- Tvmlllf' lfrlwartl flldieliee College: 'l'ulane llniversityg llni- ll'1lVH'51'Y- Wrslty oi IHNWSWP' PAUL W. l'1C'l'lfRSON . . . Ulm' Club . . . 345 Pennsylvania Avenue, Winston-Salem. N. C ,... AB.. lfastlnan Sc-hool of Music-3 MA.. North- VIULICT K. Llflf .... 9 l'I'H'flIl l' . . . 1321 Sharon western llniversity: .luilliartl School of Nlusivg Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. Christiansen Choir School. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS--Mndi Nlugnor, . Treasurer: Elinor Glenn, Vive-President Dee Smith, Secretary: Sally Ann Piewe, President Senior Class S Summer Wealth of memories waned and the fall, a variegated panorama was upon us bringing in its leafy arms our Senior year. This was really our year and a feeling of warmth suffused the class as we realized that for once we were the oldest and took over Salem on Senior Day. Cash slips, charge accounts, and adding machines ushered in the animal Christmas Senior Bazaar. Wlioevei' dreamed that rings Havored tea? Finally the last flurry of excitement, graduation invitations, calling cards, the Senior-Faculty breakfast, Class Day, and Graduation. The oldest he- came the youngest once more. SALLY ANN PIERCE igxx y President of Senior Class fs i4 ff S71 ea X ml Cf ll 3 if i SQ BARBARA ANNE BITTING SUE PATTON BUCHANAN if . IVIARIA ARNOLD Senicr BETTIE CARINIICHAEL if' A 'Rx '-'QP' 5'-QQ' CYNTHIA ANN CATE ANITA ROI-ER FREEZE NANCY GEORGIA COULTER PATRICIA ERVIN 'Uk 'Q' Aux THOMAS FRINCKE ELINOR HATCHHR GLENN DONNA Lmuu Cmmfrn Senior CHARLO'l l'E L1avr:nT0N C A IO! if wwf? JUAN CAROL IVICCLAIN NANCY PA'r'r0N NIADI MAGNER I5I,lzAnE'rn Nlsnm 4 4 xx. ,TPS . 2 X NANCY JEAN PENN MAR'FHA CLARKE PENNINCTON Senior ADAIR EDWARDS PHIFER PATRICIA ANN POVVELL 2 z .. ,.:,.3fY -:,. ,EM f-,fs W X: . :nm , ,i 2 if ' 'xifiizz ijf7A15g iff' W .il , .,-A, ,1 -, - w p , R ift f .g ,. Y,J-lm? kv? .ling C2592-V, '-5:25 . -':. , T 1' j-, ' ? ? f 'Tr Q , , . 1 -.0 1 lf.-4. , 1' J, ,Af ,, . :X ' :br -,li1',gy- .ff-J . Msy, X, ' X. A CAROL RICE ELIZABETH WHl'l'AKER CORNELIA ARNIFIELD SIWIl'l'l'l PATRICIA SPENCER Q rw My A xv .3 ,I 5 ? 1 I Ms My f X A 4 1 LINDA ALBRIGHT Star Route Pittsboro, N. C. G'There will be an important fuinior class meeting' in the history roomv is a very familiar announcement made over the switchboard. Many a day the Juniors trudged up the steps for more secrets and plans - such as selling coffee and dough- nuts, selling Christmas cards, keeping the Duck Inn. and giving the auction, which were the forerunners of the one big event, the Junior-Senior. Congratulations, Juniors and Miss Bry- son, their sponsor, for all your hard work on the unforgettable Junior-Senior, one of the climaxes of this wonderful year. GWYN BALDWIN South Court St. Medina, Ohio Junior iff 1 JONNE BARNEY 410 West Oklahoma Anadarko, Okla. i LARou'N BoNo 1 20 Erskine Lane LUCILLE BENTON Monticello, Georgia Aiken. S. C. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 Martha Hubbard, Vice-President, Betty Shannon, Treasurer, Jayne W'ilsey, Secretary, Amy Lou Phillips, President. Class LINDA BROYHILI. Box 794 Lenoir, N. C. SANDRA BULLARD 603 Colonial Drive Wilmington, N. C. .5 . .5 A if GUN Y RENA CLARK sz , ,ff :J if wr ' 1 g , WIARY CDCHRAN P. 0. Box 255 Fernandina Beach, Fla. LINDA LOLLETT 44 Aberdeen Drive Greenville, S. C. Tarboro, N. C. fl A l 4 1 ,I D3 gs? ,V X , 1 f' L 'L 4 K A if ff - A f K v mv' 5 , 5 Junior Class 'QF K .1 K, X Rv .W if 2 1 E M' 1 0 PAGE 32 1-an-f,5 ' wx oy T A BETTY COPELAND 1200 West Road Kinston, N. C. MARTHA CURTIS 1115 Edgewood Ave. Burlington, N. C. SUSAN DOUGLAS 742 Stratford Road Winston-Salem, N. C. SALLY DRAKE Lexington, Virginia BRENDA FLYNT Rural Hall, N. C. Lau-3 FOLLIN 307 Wentworth Driv Greensboro, N. C. 0 I-5 'XXX' X A 'Tx il, af fp I ' l. ,5wfL' iqlr XX...! R jig: BEULAI-I GA'I'EwooIJ 2516 Buena Vista Road Winston-Salem, N. C. BONNIE GoLns'I'oN Louisburg, N. C. VIRGINIA Goom: Fieldsdale, Virginia RHEA GOODYKOONTZ Bishop, Virginia SUSAN HARDWICK Salem, Virginia MARTHA HUBBARD 308 Pittsboro Street Chapel Hill, N. C. xm 0 PAGE 34 'wx , b J' QQ 5 Junior Ross JOHNSON 1915 Virginia Road Winston-Salem, N. C. MARTHA KENDRICK 409 We-st Windsor Street Monroe, N. C. ANNE WIARSHALL 34-1 Arbor Road Winston-Salem, N. C. MAR'l'HA NIOORE 2049 Cherokee Blvd. Knoxville, Tenn. NANCY NEAVES 137 Church Street Elkin, N. C. AMY Lou PHILLIPS 1215 North Westmorel Orlando, Fla. and Drive Class SUZANNE Portrait Hillsville, Virginia JEANU-: Romans 2916 Kingston Pike Knoxville, Tenn. Rosn: Ro'ru 137 Terrance Avenue Elkin, N. C. BETTY SHANNON 314 Chestnut Street Camden, S. C. Lucmzrn Suswsns 2580 Warwick Road Winston-Salem, N. C. LAURA LEE SPANN 421 South Main Street Winston-Salem, N. C. , 'fz f :ii :Qs Wi' ff 'FC' XA 5 A, D 0 PAGE 36 A291 Mi. v 5 , f , 1 f- 5 , 6 , ? f- fn . f Y' ANNA TRANSOU 310 Wentworth Drive Greensboro, N. C. Jumor Class SHQX 1 O .SX fa i K U f ' X an f XX, ff ,D iff QQ? ANDREA TYREE 1240 N. E. 1031-d Street Miami, Fla. WENDY VEREEN 402 N. E. 95th Street Miami, Florida LINDA WEIL 710 Lionel Street Goldsboro, N. C. JAYNE WILSEY Reynolda, N. C. Sophomore Close SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - Page Bradhunl, Treasulerg Barbara Blackwelder, Sec-reluryg lVlarguc-rite Hines, Presidentg Valerie 1VleLanuhan, Vil'P-l,l'PSll1l'llI. Lights off, a projector hums, eyes stay glued to the screen. and Soph- omores offer entertainment in the form of a motion picture. Young Bess. The minstrel show. a new ver- sion of the traditional talent show. was the result of a lot of hard work on the part of the Soph- omores and Miss Kline, the Soph- omore sponsor. Another project of the Soph- omores is the annual Tea Dance presented during the Junior-Senior week end in honor of the gradu- ating class. At this time, the Senior beauty queen is presented with a bouquet of roses by the Soph- omore president. BARBARA BI.ACKWEl.llER 323 South Mulberry Lenoir.. N. C. PAGE IILACKWELDER 22-l 3rd Avenue N. W. lliekory, N. C. PAGE BRADHATWI 160-L Nottingham Road Greensboro.. N. C. BETTY BUR'roN 812 Main Street Reidsville. N. C. r f S 3 CATHY Bum Linden. N. C. 'HQ' 'B' X ,, S my S V X ' A-Qwqg , qw .. Kg My ,I f. . , 11 .. .A , , if rf- A.. ,f ,V ff fl ra fl' Q A, if ' . '. ' ' I ' ,- 4 'f2.1:gzf,, 72 ff' ggi' if ,. if 3. . f Q ,. . E. , -wie? f 2 ' A ., e:f'.53,,1:-f- ' A 553 -1.1 ' 'A - A f ,wfc,g. .3755 Sophomore MARTHA DANCY ............ Durham, N. C. 222 Woodridge Drive Bl-ITSY DEEMER ............ Brooksville, Pa. 135 Jefferson Street MONNIE GAY. . . . . .Pine Grove, Kentucky MARY JANE HEFNEII .......... Cannon, N. C. 78 Oakland Circle MARGUERITE Hmss .......... Kinslon, N. C. 104 Park Avenue SALLY Bl-:TT LINDSAY ....... Leaksville, N. C. 915 Chestnut Street SUsAN McCl.AUcnEn1'Y .... Bluefield. W. Va. Orchard Way SALLY McCoY. . . .Sistersville, W. Va. VALERU-3 MCLANAHAN ...... Elberton, Georgia 195 Lake Forest Drive LUCY NICELEY ............ Knoxville, Tenn. Weisgarver Road Class ELEANon RAMSI-:Y ........ High Pnim, N. C. Emerywood Estates SCOTT RODWELL. . . . . .Wan-emon, N. C. LYNN SHARPE ......... Winston-Salem, N. C. 98 1 Arbor Road FRANCES STEWARD ........... Orlando, Fla. 320 Mary Jess Road JENNY TEMPLE. . . . . .Lake View, S. C. MARTHA THOMAS ............ Raleigh, N. C. 904- Vance Street DEBBY WALI.E1' ........... Vero Beach, Fla. Cape Colony, Station 1 FRANCES W'A'l'KINS. . . . . . . . .Tallahassc-e, Fla. 2048 Laurel Street BHANCHIE WATSON ........... Wilson, N. C. Watson Drive ELIZABETH WILSON. . . . . . . . . . .Cascade-, Va. Windsor Farm 5. .. I . .V xVi33Qif2li?ifAV: ,. . . . .. ,V . gn . , 4 pw, ' A 3-f-5.., .,. . ' 'i 5' gi' 166455 N Z f. if 5, . V Z X wg f f fp A ff , f, Z X I 0 AA ,, av , A ks. E 5 , .Sz .H ' ....zg.4 , gl 65 '4r '7 A , on 2. I 0 PAGE 40 PRISCILLA BENNETT 793 Arbor Road Winston-Salem, N. C. ANN CI-IRISTENBURY Box 156 Crossnore, N. C. CLAUDIA Cmtwroim 207 S. Ellis Street Salisbury, N. C. SUZANNE FORBES Reidsville, N. C. NANCY HALL Belmont, N. C. FRAN J oNEs Virginia Dare Hotel Elizabeth City. N. C. MARJORIE KALE 104 East Jackson Street Mebane, N. C. CASON LINEBERCER North Maine Street Belmont, N. C. Freshman 4'Right this way, ladiesli' Sink the ship. bob for an apple, visit the spook house, throw a wet sponge at Miss Nunn. Maybe you would rather guess the number of beans, have your fortune told, vote for Mr. Salem, or perhaps View some of the facultyis baby pictures. And donit forget the food, candy. tarts, doughnuts. and soft drinks galore to be gobbled up by hungry Salem- itesll These were the pleasures enjoyed by all when the Freshmen rolled out the red carpet for their annual Freshman Carnival. Red, white, and blue waves in the sky as energetic Freshmen hoist the American flag up into the breeze, another weekly duty of our underclassmen. Miss Chappell, their sponsor, capably backed these girls in their undertakings of the year and started the Freshmen on their Way to becoming Seniors. Class FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Claudia Crawford, Treasurerg Cray Preston, Viro- Presiflentg Nam-y Hall, Prvsillenlg Lou Whitakf'r, Secretary. QQ MT 41 gif REQ .. ANNE MARDIS -I-30 M1-rrimon Avvnuu Ashvvillv, N. C. FENN llrl0RSE Box 71 Beaufort, S. C. ORRELI. PARKER 312 South 3rd Strc-1-t Wilmingtcmn, N. C. CRAY PREs'roN Pine Hull, N. C. MARY ELlzABE'rH SIMPsoN 2 West Hillcrest Drive Grvvnvillv, S. C. LOUISA WHITAKER 3200 Robinhoorl Road Winstxxll-Sallvm, N. C. BETTY ZoUcK D-5 Graham Circle Cllapel Hill, N. C. Student Council The Council consists ol representatives from the dormitories. which include a president. President of Honor Council. one representative from each of the six halls. two Senior Counselors. and a day student. These representatives elected by the students are always ready to help others and set an example of a good Salem student. Every girl at Salem is a member of the student government and upholds the rules and regulations of the Student Council. A meeting is held once a week to discuss dormitory life. make new rules. and discard old ones. The Stu- dent Council is always for the betterment of dormitory life. The Student Council sponsors the opening banquet of the year. the Christmas banquet and servants' party, and the Spirit Fire service held at the end of the year. at which newly elected Student Council members receive their offices President of Student Body . CLARKIE PENN1NcToN for the coming year. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS-Standing: Jonne Barney, Sue Buchanan, Pat Spencer, Susie Porter, Elizabeth Nisbet. Seated: Pat Erwin, Joan McClain, Betsy Deemer., Clnrkie Pennington, Eleanor Ramsey, Bebe Whitaker. Honor Council Honor is the most treasured yct thc most in- tangible possession at Salem. Each girl strives to uphold the rules and the honor set up by the Honor Council. This council. composed of the president. the President of the Student Council. one senior, two juniors. one sophomore. one freshman. and a faculty advisor. deals with matters relating to honor, especially in regard to study halls and academic work. The council is not set up to punish girls. but rather to help them to ohtain a higher sense of integrity. But without the support of the whole student hody. the Honor Council is only a name. President of Honor Council PAT SPENCER HONOR COUNCIL MEMBERS-Sealed: Pat Spencer, Lou Whitaker, Cathy Byrd, Martha Hubbard, Madi Magner, Clarkie Pennington. On floor: Gray Preston, Sandra Bullard. 0 PAGE 44 Salem Hanar Graduates Each year the two Seniors with the highest scholastic averages are announced as the Honor Graduates for that year. This. our highest academic honor. is not without meaning. hut denotes the hard Work and diligence leading toward this goal. Our Honor Graduates this year are Donna Grithth from Knoxville. Tennessee, and Behe Wliitaker' from Vifinston-Salem. North Carolina. Honor Graduates BEBE WHITAKER. DONNA GRIFFITH Citizenship l-lanar Thoughtfulness, Consideration. eheerfulness--these are hut a few of the requirements for our Citizenship llonor girls. Plaeh year the student hody eleets those girls whom they helieve to he exemplary Salem eitizens and honor them for their citizenship. To he ahle to smile when the day seems long. to lend a helping hand with a mountain of work looming ahead of you, to aeeept things as guideposts and not the end - do you know anyone who Hts this pattern? We can name a few. Hahars Academia Marshals One of the most cherished honors at Salem Academy is that of Academic Marshal. These seven girls are chosen by the senior class to serve at COIIIIIICIICCIIIEIH and in- clude: Amv Lou Philli ix , I N x 'W Wfa ix f W ax Us alll 5' Y, if R5 ps, Lele Follin, Sandra Bullard, Marguerite Hines, Martha Hubbard, Cathy Byrd, Lou Whitaker. Accompanisl: Mary Cochran. R H? , L., K. a Kiss X -x x Business nIlllll1,'1l'l' DONNA GRIFFITH Quill Pen .,,,.-.zu Editor PAT l'OWELl, Pulnlieation ol an annual is in itself a venture of faith. The only way to do the job is to do the interesting work well and the drudgery a little better. Success can mean a certain inner satisfaction that often counterlmalances the tangi- ble result. Amid piles of copy. pert sketches. and photographs the Quill Pen 1957 lmeeame a manifestation of reality and everyone smiled in silent pleasure and pride when the linger-printed dummy took its last trip to the engrarers. Wliile the editorial stall let their imaginations run wild with new and ditlerent ideas. the inspired busi- ness stall laithlully overcame sales resistance and made even our wildest hopes possible this year. Our sponsor Miss Vandiver persisted i11 getting things done and we all appreciate her help and energy. Qllll.l, l'l'1N S'l'Al F-AIN l1R'l'lSlNtQ S'l'Al-'F: Pal Erwin, llee Smith, Alix Frineke, Jayne Yvilsey., Ann Marshall., Betty Burton. Donna Griffith, Business Mallagerg Bebe Wllitzlke-r. Charlotte Leverton. Anna Transou., Linda Broyhill, Bettie Carmiehael.. Branehie W'aIs0n. Seated-Elll'l'0RIAL STAFF: Anita Freeze. Suzanne Porter, ,loan McClain, Art Editorg Elizabeth Nishet., Pat Spencer, Elinor Glenn, .-issismnl Erlitorg Pat Powell., Erlilorg Martha Hubbard, Nancy Penn, Mary Cochran., Andrea Tyree, Debby Wlalley. ,,. an-annum QQN . N-.,,-0 Scribblers' Club The favorite motto of the budding writers in the Scrihhlers' Club is The first hundred years are the hardest. or more appropriately, the first four years are the hardest. This saying may very well be true. but once a month we get together and read our attempts at creative writing. The helpful criticism. well earned praise. constructive suggestions. and original ideas. both voiced hy and directed to the members at these meetings. certainly helps to make the struggle a little easier. We have the opportunity several times a year to see our creative writing in print in the form of the Omnibus. We also have a hand in Pencil Shavings. which is sent out during the summers with little snatches and advice to keep us in touch with the school and our friends. Feature Editor Editor of the Omnibus NANCY PATTON JOAN MCCLAIN SCRIBBLERS CLUB-Burk: Barbara Blackwelder, Linda Collctl, Clarkie Pennington, lNancy Coul- ter, Pat Spencer. Fronl: Pat Powell, Nancy Patton, Mary Cochran, ,loan McClain, Priscilla Bennett. QQXWKPWQ Q .1-151: f J I . , .,, 95 'R exp? 'E' I' DRAMATICS CLUB-Cloekuise: Linda Broyhill, Clarkie Pennington, ,Ioan McClain, Alix Frincke, Betty Carmichael, Andrea Ty ree, Anita Freeze, Pat Spencer, Rosie Roth, Carolyn Bond, Maria Arnold, Naney Coulter, Barbara Blackwelder. Dmmcltics Club Lights' -ill1lPlf'l,'l1l'llllIl going up! All is the thrill of the lll'itllllillI'5 Club. liaeh Salem up-ancl- eoming aelress awaits breathlessly the moment that she is to make her appearance. liehincl the seenes. the erewmen. lighlmen. propmen. even the little eurlain puller has her mincl set on making the play a sueeess. Ancl they are success- ful loo! Thanks to Miss Lynn the llramaties Club has put on three smash hits. Aria cle Capo. h'Sunclay's Child. and The lmporlanee of lieing l'iarnesl. lo be given this spring. Also. this spring the l,l'Zllll3llCS Club ancl Clee Club 0 PAGE 48 combined will present a program of Gershwin lnts. A round of applause to the make-up coin- mittee loo! They have ll'ElllSliUl'ltlCtl Salem girls into farmers. cleteelives. shepherds and even preaellers. Ancl so each actress of tomorrow fights to get her part and to obtain her ten points admission feen and -- who knows f maybe some day we'll say. gazing up at the neon lights above a theater. Wilt, l userl to go lo school with her! GLEE CLUB-First Row: Helen Rhea Goodykoontz, Barbara Blackwelder, Amy Lou Phillips, Maria Arnold, Mary Cochran, Rosie Roth, Linda Weil, Priscilla Bennett, Betty Carmichael, Cynthia Cate, Nancy Neaves, Marguerite Hines, Lucille Benton, Sandra Bullard, Betty Burton. Second Row: Eleanor Ramsey, Donna Griffith, Wendy Vereen., Jayne Wilsey, Ross Johnson, Rena Clarke, Nancy Patton, Nancy Hall, Martha Moore, Betty Copeland.. Beulah Catewood, Marty Dancy, Pat Spencer, Page Blackwelder, Fran Steward, Carolyn Bond, Brenda Flynt. Third Row: Elizabeth Wilson, Page Bradham, Alix Frincke, Lynn Sharp, Valerie McLanahan, Sally McCoy, Betsy Deemer, Charlotte Leverton, Jeanie Rogers, Bebe Whitaker, Linda Collett, Martha Kendrick, Laura Lee Spann, Bonnie Coldston, Betty Shannon, Martha Hubbard, Cason Lineberger, Carol Rice, Monnie Gay. Fourth Row: Jenny Temple, Ann Christenbury Nancy Penn, Anita Freeze, Barbara Bitting, Linda Albright, Fran Jones., Sally Ann Pierce, Frances Watkins, Scott Rodwell, Branchie Watson, Claudia Crawford, Gray Preston, Betty Zouck, Suzanne Forbes, Pat Erwin, Susan Hardwick, Linda Broyhill, Cathy Byrd, Sally Bett Linsey, Lucy Niceley, Marjorie Kale, Jonne Barney. CLEE CLUB PRESIDENT-Nancy Coulter. Glee Club nl-low now brown cow H- Bring back mem- ories, Clee Clubbers? Memories of Tuesdays and Fridays when we have our Mne na neyw work-outs with our wonderful director Mr. Paul Peterson. lt doesn't take a whole lot of talent, either, just the desire to sing and by the time you are through you feel like Madame Butterfly! lt's great-eeespecially when you never knew you could sing. The Clee Club gives many performances throughout the school year. which are enjoyed by everyone. At Christmas time they sang at the Moravian Church and other places. Also a Christmas pageant was given, to which many parents and friends came. This spring a program of Gershwin hits will be given. So our Clee Club sings on. filling the halls of Salem and our hearts with laughter and song. Spiritual Steering Wheel Une of the most important of our organizations at Salem is the religious one. the Spiritual Steer- ing Wheel. The S.S.W. sponsors nightly devo- tions which are given hy the girls on each hall. Sunday Vespers. and Friday night devotions which are presented hy the students. The S.S.XV. also sponsors Religious ljmphasis Week. During this week we have a speaker who gives us an inspiring message and helps us with our prohlems. The purpose of the S.S.W. is to instill in each girl the faith that is necessary to carry her through Salem. SPIRITUAL STEERING W'llEEL-Nancy Fallon. Valerie lylfllilllklllilll-. llonnzl Griflitll, Alix Frinclie, Dee Slllllll, Elinor Glenn, Adair Phifer. President: Anita Freeze. On floor: Susan llardwirk. lllury Cochran, Cason Lineberger, Nancy Neaves. I PAGE 50 nal' 1 ' Dcmee Committee Shall we dance? -ive wouldnit if it weren't for the wonderful ingenious dance committee. Their's isn't an easy job either. the planning and decorating for each dance. But each dance seems to be an even bigger success than the one before it, and each girl looks forward to them with excitement and enthusiasm. The afternoon before a dance certain girls are no- where to he seen! You'll find them down in the Social Room or Dining Room. nails and thumbtacks in mouth. industriously putting up decorations or on a high ladder adjusting lights magicall f turning the room into a c- 1 cf l o wonderland. DANCE COMMITTEE-Sz-ated: Put Powell, Anna Transou. Sealed second row: Joan McClain, Pal Erwin, Ann Marshall, Sue Buchanan, Alix Frincke. Standing: Elinor Glenn. Committee Chairmen The various conunittees of Salem are the Service Committee. the Social Committee. the Cood Will Committee. the Program Com- mittee, the Worlcl Service Committee. and the Standards Committee. At the first of the year. each girl chooses the committee she would like to he on for the year. although she sup- ports them all. After the first six Weeks. heads of the committees are selected. These ffirls C' are to he commended for their line work. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-Marlllzl Thomas, Belly Car- michael, Lclc Follin, Susan Hardwick, Sandra Bullard. Red Cross The purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to pro- mote good will between us and the young people of foreign countries and to bring happi- ness into the lives of the old. sick. and helpless. Members of Salemis chapter of the American Junior Red Cross attempt to carry out these objectives by pledging service, time. and money to the various projects of the Salem Chapter. The girls have found this service not only satis- fying and worthwhile. but a lot of fun. The girls knowing how to knit have knitted squares for the afghan. Miss Krouskup. the sponsor of Salenfs Junior Red Cross Chapter, even got the faculty Working on afghan squares. Other girls have filled gift boxes to be sent overseas to foreign students, while still others have attended meetings of the Vlfinston-Salem Junior Red Cross Council of which Salemis chapter is an active member. RED CROSS COUNCIL-Linda Albright, Nancy Neaves, Nancy Coulter, Marty Dancy, Carolyn Bond, Fran Jones, Jonne Barney-Presidenl., Barbara Blackwelfler, Betty Burton, Debby Walley, Barbara Bitling. 0 PACE 52 Latin Club No longer will the old traditional saying. i'Latin is a dead language. as dead as it can be. First it killed the Romans. and now itis killing mef' be recited by Latin students and heard echoing in the halls of Salem. because this year, for the first lime. we belong to the Junior Classical League. We all had a wonderful time at the slate convention in Chapel Hill. where we learned more about what Latin students at other schools are doing to make the subject more interesting. Among other things we performed in several entertaining and educational Latin plays during the year and held many challenging contests and spelling bees. Under lVliss Kline's supervision we have in- deed discovered that Latin is not yet a dead language. but that it can be as lively' as we care to make it. LATIN CLUB-First Row: jenny Temple, Nancy Hall, Lynn Sharp, Eleanor Ramsey, Scott Rodwell, Sally Bett Linsey, Beulah Catewood, Orrell Parker, Marjorie Kale, Sally MeC Martha Moore, Madi Magner, Betty Carmichael, Page Brad Crawford, Branchie Watson, Marguerite Hines, Suzanne For Flynt, Lou Whitaker, Ann Christenbury, Lucy Niceley, Helen Fran Steward, jonne Barney, Betty Zouck, Barbara Black Kendrick, Lucille Benton, Valerie McLanahan, Marty Dancy, oy, Fenn Morse. Second Row: Fran Jones, Bonnie Goldston, ham. Third Row: Susan Hardwick, Priscilla Bennett, Claudia hes, Cray Preston. Cason Lineberger. Fourth Row: Brenda Rhea Coodykoontz, Elizabeth Yvilson, Mary Jane Hefner, welder. Fifth Row: Page Blackwelder, Ann Mardis, Martha Frances Wiatkins, Betty Burton, Betsy Ds-einer., Cathy Byrd. K. A ' , , f f . , 'M ' gr - My , 736' , f .64 an 5 Xa-if if Athletic Council Hemi of Colds NANCY PENN ATHLETIC C0 UNCIL-Nancy Drake, Rosie Roth. Head of Purples CAROL RICE The athletic council at Salem governs all of the schoolis athletic activities. It is composed of the heads of the Purples and Colds. Nancy Penn and Carol Rice. with the elected girls who head the major and individual sports. Miss Bryson. the athletic instructor sponsors the council and its activities. Some of these activities include morn- ing walks during the fall and spring months and various games and tournaments throughout the year. Among the highlights of the school year are the Athletic Banquets given at the end of each sports season. Recognition Day is the top moment. climaxing the year by presenting awards to the girls for their outstanding athletic achieve- ments. The awards for the year are given by the heads of the Purples and Colds. At the close of the program the coveted cup. Salemls symhol of outstanding athletic achievements. is awarded to the team which has won the most points during the year. Penn, Barbara Billing, Carol Rice, Andrea Tyree, Nancy Patton, Sandra Bullard, Sally ali- 1-55' A ,-.............. s'It's a good game if you can play it! This game is strictly for the bird Sports IFS raining outside. 'Sold golfers never die they just drive away. ay 0 PAGE 56 Fd hate to be the goalie! Get that ball and go! Sports Resting from relaxing in a pyramid. How about the basket this time-huh? E X l They're all set for a fast game of soccer! These William Tells will never hit the apple. Let's have a rally in the valley. There's nnthi ' ng like a game of te nnis on Il Sllnnf day. 0 PAGE MARIA ARNOLD 329 Cherokee Place Charlotte. N. C. Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Sextet 4: Scribblers' Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Program Commit- tcc 4: Service Committee l. 2. 3. RARRARA ANNE RITTINC ,laffrey Roml Malvern, Pelmsylvaniu Athletic Council 4: Rell Cross Council 4. SUE PATTON BUCHANAN l68 Kimberly Roarl Asheville, N. C. Stuilent Council 4: Dance Committee 3. 4: Cliecrleaaler 2. 3: Secretary of Class 2. 3: Spiritual Steering Wheel Council 2. 3: Worlil Service Committee 2. 3. 4. RE'l l'lE CARlVllCl'lAEl. l23 Westview Drive Vllinston-Salem, N. C. Drainatics Club 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Clec Club l. 2. 3. 4: Sextet 4: Scribblers' Club 2: Chairman Program Committee 3. 4: Hearl Cheerleacler 4: Annual Starl l. 2. 3. 4: lice-Prcsiclent Latin Club 4: Vice-Presiilent of Class 2. CYNTHIA ANN CATIC H352 Terrace Avenue Knoxville. Tennessee Clce Club 3. Ll-: Sextet 3. 4: Scribblcrs' Club 3: S1-rx icc ll0lllllllllt t' 3. 4. NANCY GEORGIA COULTICR 265 Coll' View Roufl Ardmore Pennsylvania Ch-c Club l. 2. 3. 4: Sextct l. 2. 3. 4: Dra- matics Club 3. ll: Scribblcrs' Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Stall 3: R1-fl Cross fl. l'ATRlClA ERVIN SAPIIIN Jill South Main Street Crm-asville, Tennessee Sluflcnl llcprcscnlalivc 4: Sluilcnt Council 4: Ch-c Club fl: Dance Committee 4: Prograni Commillcc il: Annual Stall fl. Senior ANITA ROPER FREEZE Box 545 Randle-man, N. C. Student Council 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Spirit- ual Steering Wheel Council 3. President 4: Annual Statl 3. 4. Assistant Editor 3: Scrib- blers' Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Chairman of Social Committee 3, ALIX THOMAS FRINCKE 941 Temple Avenue Knoxville, Tennessee Spiritual Stecring Wlieel Council 3: Chairman of Dance Committee 4: Dramatics Club 4: Clec Club 3. 4: Annual Stall 3. 4. ICLINOR HATCHER GLENN 15344 I':llPl'll2ll'l Avenue Columbus, Georgia Vice-Presiflent of Class 4: Assistant Editor of Annual 4: Spiritual Steering Whaxcil Coun- cil 4: Dance Committee 4: Service Com- mittee 4. DONNA LElCH CRll7Fl'l'H 569 Cherokee Boulevard Knoxville, Tennessee Clee Club 3. 4: Annual Stafl 3. 4. Business Manager 4: Scribblers' Club 3: Spiritual Steering Wheel Council 4: Class President 3: Honor Crarluatc 4: Commencement Marshal 3. CllARLO'l l'E KIMBROUCH LEVERTON 5l5 Pine Valley Road Willston-Szllenl. N. C. Clec Club 4: Annual Stafl 4: Prograni Com- llllllt't' 4. MADI MACNER 7909 Midnight Pass Road Sarasota. Florirlal Meinbcr of Honor Council: Treasurer of Class -1: Prcsimlciit Latin Club 4. JOAN CAROL lVlCCLAlN Houston, Texas Stualcnl Rcprcscntative 2, 3. 4: Hcacl ol' Duck Inn 3: Dramalics Club 2. 3. 4: Scribblers' Club 2. 3. 4. Filitor 4: Service Committee 2. 3: Social Committee 4: Dance Committee 4: Clcc Club 3: Art Etlitor Annual Stall 4. Section ELIZABETH NISBET 714- Queens Road Charlotte, N. C. Academic Marshal 3: Student Council 3. 4: Cood Will Committee 4: filtmtthatlet- 3: Annual Staff 3. 4. NANCY PATTON lllll Forest Hills Boulevard Durham, N. C. Clee Club 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Scribblers' Club 3, 4. Assistant Editor 4: Red Cross Council 3: Spiritual Steering Wlteel Coun- cil 3. NANCY JEAN PENN 1009 East Nokomis Circle. SW' Knoxville., Tennessee Head of Purple Team 4: Clee Club 3. 4: Scribblers' Club 3: Spiritual Steering Wheel Council 3: Annual Staff 4. CLARKIE PENNINCTON Jasper, Alabama Treasurer of Class 3: Commencement Mar- shal 3: Citizenship Honor 3: Scribblers' Club 3. 4: Dramatics Club 3: President of Student Body 4: Honor Council Member 4: Student Council 4. ADAIR EDWARDS PHlFER 505 West Union Street Morganton, N. C. Honor Council 3: Cheerleader 3: Service Committee Chairman 3: Spiritual Steering: Wheel Council 4: Clee Club 3. SALLY ANN PIERCE 2ll2 Roswell Avenue Charlotte, N. C. Clee Club 3, 4: President of Class 4: Spirit- ual Steering Wheel Council 3. PATRICIA ANN l'0W'l2l.l. 'tl'al Caixa Postal 6482 Sao Paulo, Brazil Vice-President of Class 3: Annual Stall 4. ,Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4: Scribblers' Club 3. 4: Clee Club 3: Craduation Accompanist 3: Social Committee 3. 4: Red Cross Coun- cil 3. CAROL RICE 351 North College Street Harrorlslmrg, Kentucky Clee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Red Cross Council 3: Athletic Association Council 4: Head of Cold Team. CORNELIA ARMFIELD SMITH Dee 5l6 Parkway High Point. N. C. Athletic Council 3: Clce Club 3: Cheerleader 3: Spiritual Steering Wlitael Council 4: Secre- tary of Class 4: 'Program Committee 3, 4. Secretary 4: Academic Marshal 3: Annual Staff 3. 4. l'ATRlClA SPENCER -Simi Box 240-l Hickory. N. C. President of Honor Council 4: President of Class 2: Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: llramatics Club 2. 3. 4: Scribblcrs' Club 4: Annual Stall 3. 4: Student Council 4: Secretary Service Committee 4. ICLIZABETII YVIIITAKICR Bebe 3200 Robiultood Road VVinslon-Salem. N. C. President of Class 1: Clec Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Scribblcrs' Club 2: Commencement Alarshal 2: Annual Stal? l. 2. 3. 4. Advertising blan- ager 3. 4: Social Committee l. 2: Program Committee 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. el: Honor Graduate 4. FA, 52.44-ff Ii. .4 7 A ac' J Vx J T 1 sg 1 ix 'RPM C7 Tw., 1' 'T c::- 1.4 A. Q A: ,, f . 4-wi M 'wk I 6 5 , .zz N- , 1 5 as - ' A ' A I f 'za i CS' 0 PAGE 62 19' ' 'll QP 'M :Z 5, fx ,f ff f f :.v , . ma, 4. 'CY ,ex I '95, ..., 'Q Q A 1 .ar 1 J .. 3 'tv -If xr ---W 1 '17 iii 'fn' ' f - ' , Q- p.:,.?,. ,rd A MMT. ,LA i hm L ' - N , I X M .. 3 9. ,V 1 ' 'N -' x lf ! A N- P: .xx D 4 -D ' I i'f': A , , ' . X51 4 L Y 1 ' N, . .. , 2 v. . XS ,L .n z ' 2 v Q, 'fe . T I .- ... kb , X ,Qu We iii: i N.: ,-?'. Wlfm 525255 r .Q- H153 u-,wa x v'f 7-' ' S , if 1 v fx. , a w .. A 1' H x vm '.. 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Gle 1111 Dr. W. Dek Wylie Mr. and Mrs. James Baldwin George L. Coulter Dr. John Craig McClain Charles H. Bahcock B. B. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Morgan K. Dr. George E. Bradford Dr. John D. Wilsey Dr. .l. F. Marshall Agnew Bahnson Dr. Gilhert Yokeley J Qhu W. Prunty Fremonds Antique Shop Dr. Sz Mrs. Paul Ervin, .lr Earl F. Slick W. B. Leverton Selhy H. Anderson Mr. Sz Mrs. J. D. Gay Ba i'ii ard G. Field R. P. Watson Tohacco Co J. Alvin Thomas Dr. George Edwards M. G. Follin Dr. Walter A. Porter Benser PAGE 64 Best Wishes to the high-flying Class of '57 LM My M.. V N ':7:':,:i:: llI1TI'z Plenmnnr .WE Www or TH E PACEMAKERS + PlF007Z7fl ' ' For Reservations, Information A cordiol welcome owoits you olwoys ot Thollfmimers where you will find foslwion supremocy ond quolity. In every oreo one greof store stonds out obove oll others. . . . in Norih Corolino it's Complimenfs of EPS, ou: gllll-l .glgfi -- T- l ' - ,L F' in- Q ci 'l-1-M 2 f' fl' m y f l ' 1 Mix lf l l I ll -Mil a? l aulglll X 1 J WINSTON-SALEM BOTTLING CO. Winston-Solem, N. C. PAGE THE GORRELL-SIEWERS AGENCY SALUTES SALEM ACADEMY SECURITY LIFE, like SALEM, hos o reputotion of service to the community ond to the South. 77777777 7777777777777 777777777777111 t 7777v-Fi? ' E Security Lite and Trust Company Home Office WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA lnsuronce in Force Over fB686,000,000 Assets Over 553,000,000 FACE THE FUTURE WITH SECURITY PAGE Cpl f 1V00llll0W WlLSON SEAUEST MI l'hotograph0r and ICE cmm c: pl f IARMIIHAH PRINTING COMPANY Mfg! Robert E. lee H8 West Third S Winston-Sole N C wins on flavor! Now America's top-selling filter cigarette! Winston smokers know why their cigarette is the most popular filter brand of all. Winston tastes good - like a cigarette should! And the exclusive Winston filter works so well that the full, rich flavor gets right through to you. Try easy-drawing Winston for all the fun of smoking! 1L!75f011 5 Smoke, wmsrou Haglfrm oqwwlre Amwm mwb U5 all! 0 PAGE 69 Lamps Chino Compliments of Eggpsggre in the heart of old Salem Wolllggi Love Letter Boxes Bggkef SEPARK MUSIC COMPANY I h 620 West Fourth St. p an iques Winston-Salem, N. C. I I 53l South Mom Street Winston-Salem, N. C I. f Office Residence Comp e'l'5 O Phone PA 3-2174 Phone PA 2-6002 MORRIS SERVICE to the Class of '57 ELDRIDGE OPTICAL COMPANY J. W. Eldridge 304 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem, N. C. For fine gifts visit RlChmO ld'RO0n0k9 Winston-Salem MCCALLS LINEN SHOP THE S. GALESKI OPTICAL CO. 408 N' Spmce Shea' 209 w. 4th sf. Winston-salem, N. C. NEESE SAUSAGE CO., INC. Route No. I0 Greensboro, N. C. For the best in flowers ARTISTIC FLOWERS SHOPPING CENTER Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of Vl I0 H0 IERY l865 l957 W. T. VOGLER 81 SON Jewelers and Silversmiths Winston-Solem, N. C. O PAGE 70 Compliments ol ll Friend Growing p With Upportunitv , E7i -as 'fair e' E1 :ff ' If .5523 A Aggp- , l f ' -6 'iallliimrff i 9 'Q , , A.'. , 'ts . lu'!'Hi'6+f ,AW f J. li 'cr 4 h2'2'7 fJf?H'-W 'P QM-x 1 '4 ,,. ad vfibfik . ff' ,rg l.?'-,-flllzUvV?4f3R1'TxQ fo? I While you've been growing up and getting educated , opportunity has been growing, too. All around you, industry and business have multiplied Electrification has in- creased farm yield while cutting down on labor and risk When you were sophomores, the Duke Power Company was begin ning new plants to supply your power needs after graduation Now ample, low-priced power increases your job opportunity, and Pied mont resources are ready for your energy and ideas Good luck to you as you find your place in the Piedmont Carolinas 0 PAGE 7l Compliments of The Commercial Bank oi Bluefield Bluefield, W. Vo. Member F. D. I. C. C pl t f C pl t f ROMINGER Furniture Company L' A' REYNQLDS COMPANY Complete Home Furnishers InWinston-Sl f 56Y 423N mug fysf f Ph PA 4 74l l Winston-S I N C Every yeor . . Every doy . . . The JOURNAL ENTINEL Northwest North Corol iho PIEDMONT PUBLISHING CO. North Morsholl St. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. PAGE 73 SALEM CI-IINA WEDGEWOOD STAFFORDSHIRE Plates, cups and saucers, cereal dishes, bread and butter plates, tiles, and pitchers, Write for circular for prices and colors. TIIE SALEM BO0KSTOBE 9 EAST ACADEMY ST. WINSTON-SALEM, N. c. I Have you tried 'I I a Knspy Kreme , Q ' lately? Ml lil .7 ' ' I 1, I ,, 1 4 1 I li' . ffef - ,l ,,,, A s. Qtieiif I . ldeal for snacks, dessert, breakfast. . . good in school lunches, too. EAT C9 DOUGHNUTS KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY 534 South Main Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of S. H. KRESS 8. CO PAGE 74 S lf' tyou less A ,r . ., 4 ', rl' Y ' r- 4 ,W A 2,-,4 w fum' i '1- 'w w w :Fr-, mlb Q . nv ' N 1 ,T ' , LZ WWW? 3ff,F'f5Mm JH 'f'3l., 4l.'fZv-wwf: ' , 1 f f 'im' ,. ', , A W3-V. -, ,V . V I, ll, . 5, 1-5 , ik ,5,.:,,,:'. I H V n A , ,- Y ,M -fw. -N ,A , - -- , .. W4Fw:'5,gIj,'f' gL ' .' f..' .t , I W, - ' JM' ff' - . ' . - x W- -7' A ww . ' 1-lm f WY-.W .. ' . P w .,:.,ffW ' . ' 'qv I. ,nj- ' fyf ,:, ,'r ' - ,, ' , V, ' H - , awww w- I. -1 . . , H - 1- . v .- , :'15- - NLam-1d.w..H..l',,..,f. . ' ,' qw 5. ,-i n , L . ea eylon OU Y' 0 PAGE 75 Salem College is proud of SALEM ACADEMY for . . . its consistent progress . . its academic standing . . . the achievements of its graduates Because of this pride and a natural affection for our Mother institution, Salem College welcomes Salem Academy graduates into the student body. We hope that you will feel just as much at home on our West Campus, as you do on your East Campus, whether you are Senior or Freshman. For interesting Salem College View Book and Catalog, write or telephone: THE OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Compliments of R0 A Cotton lVlill Compan Salisbury, N. C. 0 PAGE 76 COMPLIMENTS Sou thorn CIDAL dc CIIKE CUMPANY 4 4 4 KNCXVILLE TENNESSEE gfmgf et zajoeziffeff INCORPORATED 0 Q 4 LENOIR NORTH CAROUNA When you want a cola let Better Taste be your guide! No other cola is made like Royal Crown-made to give you lighter, fresher flavor, glass after frosty glass. And RC always gets a royal welcome when you serve it to your friends-any time at all. Better Taste calls for 0 PAGE 79 ir C mpliments of A FRIEND Am Q Lodies' Ready-to-Weo ond Accessories ir ir Zgfoyhff FURNITURE FACTURIES Lenoir, North Corolino 'A' OGBURN INSURANCE PINE HALL BRICK AGENCY 81 PIPE CO. IO9 Reynolds Building Telephone PA 2-OI66 Winston-Solern, N. C. ir ir Winston-Solern, N. C. Fl'e phone PA 4-8331 Automobile Casualty Insurance Compliments of ZINZENDORF LAUNDRY I IOOO N. Moin Street PAGE Sl ffiirrlki Compliments of a Friend Xwim-Q-'-:pf-X Compliments of 5504? 5 , 00 By appointment only ,fl fine photography BAKERY 720 W. 5TH Sf. -- Parking Winston-Solem BLUE BIRD Inc. Complimenfs Dial PA 2-7121 of PROMPT COURTEOUS A FRIEND EFFICIENT Taxi Service and Baggage Transfer 0 PAGE 83 A FRIEND Compliments TWIN CITY PACKING COMPANY Winston-Solem, N. C. WELFARE'S DRUG STORE Serving Solem Acodemy ond College Girls 44 Yeors Welcome at WeIfare's Telephone PA 2-6104 - PA 2-ol O5 NEAR SALEM COLLEGE Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of HARRY'S H IDEAWAY McPHAIL'S PAGE 84 Best Wishes from THE P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY makers of Jgoorma 'fur - U11nQ'1f2m11' - kS7c'L2D22't21l' When Downtown Park at Downtown Garage and When You Need Tires Let Downtown Garage Service You With U. S. Royals DOWNTOWN GARAGE SUMMIT STREET PHARMACY Overlooking Hanes Park West End Boulevard Your Prescription Our First Consideration Dial PA 2-1144 FOR COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE L. M. WILLIAMS GROCERY CO. 1214 Reynolda Road Phone PA 3-4181 Cash and Carry Self Service Everything for the Table Eastern Carolina's Finest HOTEL VIRGINIA DARE Elizabeth City, North Carolina 'I00 Rooms - Modern - Fireproof Airconditioned Coffee Shop Connecting Garage On the Ocean Highway U. S. 17 Ray S. Jones, Manager PILOT INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance if 407 Reynolds Building Phone PA 2-6123 Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments REPUBLIC GRANITE CO., INC. Middleton Road Elberton, Georgia ir O PAGE 86 M1 WML f' . ' HM f 5 'WW Pfxu7 2xm Q jFi,L,B'Iiff1'i3.?-.B ETJME DTIUU : ii Q l l 1 Q ' U 'VMI gl 0? fl QW mf 3 i1le1's mh I WIN-CIT DRY CLEANING CO. 612 West Fourth Street Compliments PETER W. BLUM 8- SON Sheet Metal Contractors 805 N. Trade Street WII'IS'I'OI'I'SOIen'I, INOI'I'I'I COFOIIIFIG WinSfOn-SGIenq, Peter W. Blum, Sr. Ralph D. Blum A FRIEND BELCHERS Incorporated Smart Collegiate Footwear 306 W. Fourth St. NISSEN BUILDING Compliments of B. 8. A. REMNANT CO. Greensboro, North Ca rol ina Compliments of BOCOC K-STROU D COMPANY PAGE 88 Compliments of BUCH'S mwwng RESTHURHHT ESSO SERVICENTER U.S.7O-74-Eqgf Asheville, N. C. 'k l2OO Reynoldo Road Winston-Salem, N. C. For the Finest in Foods 'k Compliments of A FRIEND 'k The Best Place to Shop After All THE IDEAL West Fourth Street Home Owned o Home Operoted 0 PAGE 89 ff? il? L. Roberts WZ?c'Vl' lbw Coffagu Girlv .Ylwp T0 'IAKHO E I AND we Egzzfaffak Eyinedf M5LI0wL1f0L1fLIf5 WHERE SERVICE AND QUALITY PREVAILS TOWN STEAK HOUSE NO. I South I-Iowthorne Rood ot Locklond Avenue For Reservotions - Phone PA 2-OOO5 NAAfVffsvoA AAA,--of. -, f rf Y K TOWN STEAK HOUSE NO. ll South Strodtord Rood In The Thru-Woy Shopping Center For Bonquets ond Business Meetings Phone PA 5-9-42I PAGE 9I BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF SALEM ACADEMY Pilot Freight Carriers, Inc. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Compliments of DOUGLAS BATTERY MFG. CO. Service Department 634 Ni Trode Street Phone PA 2-4107 Compliments of HOLSUM BAKERS PAGE 92 AUTCDGRAPHS Bettie Carmichael, class of 7957, in a dress of petal pink net, chenille and sequins MONT JLD US 0 PAGE 93 THE Sou ANNUAL SINCE 1 CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA L . - -of. I ' ' i T ' Av 5 ... in Q , - 5 i f H 5 . QQ.. 5 C h , zfg 'C' Q q:1n?frQb-fhfivi-51- ', f? '- iz '1 ' 'I' f H W - . ' A .L A ,J A ' v:wg,f'f,4u-f.wr! .. . ' L '-N - A ' ' r 'f . ji' .v . in .Q 4 , . A L4 x. ' Q L 1 - f J. 2 'u I. I' I . af . N V 5 4 4 1 I I q .5 -: fs 4 '75 ' ' '1' r- 7' 1 .. Q . 'rf 'L 1' 'I' 1: , , x -T . 'E ' I I! A if s K I A N 2 V h 1 ' .ffl I 1 'I I . , A I J r A Y Q 1 ' . .,-1:13-' . ' 4' yu . .. i -I. ,C u -,. ,.E' x v . , I Q' ' 5 ,1'd. qi --L. - Z, 51' L t t - Mi n-' I K -,f N lb .,+1.l 3- A. ' - A ' A ily 5 , E - -. 1'Eff ' '- C ' W--1. . 1 A34 AW ,. '-, J4 ' wg . E I 4' :HJ -Q its I -f .-A 41 ', 3'-,.' ' .K ' . ,' if GRAPIIICALLY 'I - . 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