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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

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W' f ,f 1 IN SCIENCE ART L ANGUAGE E THICS MATHEMATICS CONTENTS K sj,i.Q Q 'V' . -1 M' o ' , Q H VlKAam 9 1 r 1 5 -e.'f 3... xi. lg., lic gn I .f I Ifffgi ' ' ' wifi 'A , We, of the 1961 Quill Pen, are proud of the great strides Salem Academy has taken in preparing its students for the challeng- ing World of tomorrow. We salute especially the new career-minded emphasis upon science and language, and the enriching interest in the arts and in ideas and principles. V W, -- ..,..,-...- - 'fu 3 'EQ t Q v , Q I Xnl ll 91554 2 . gg AKAI!! I... 1 -A - f an if .vm .H-iiii-Bez -U rv-E af v wk 3' Z- x I Y win , MMM- I '--.MW ,,1Nv Nh- W Q---.. -ms- 'S xx 'W ADMINISTRATICN AN D FACULTY ' 1 ' - -if 1,-1 g- - ---,, L+. - 'x , , ,..w, ,,,..... -W A,..,, ...W , . - 'mVi,Mi x,N. Af W I. f ' xxx., ,, '.k!MM ,,,,. - ,nf ,KN ,-'Wx ,P I Jwwm-W , nf' -1 .1- V A P, . . 'Mbivl ff V pw k in' ,A A , , W , 1 K 2 S x Y , 4 Us 1' .M W wx 'Rl' 's Stevie. MISS MARY MCCOY HODGES ADMINISTRATION DALE H, GRAMLEY President Salem College Winston-Salem, N. C. VVhere is that slip of yellow paper? In ten years you will be married, I know, but . . . ,hr ,, M 9.45 Dean 64 F R.E.D. 1 Swannanoa, N. C. Student Council Advisor . . . Noise . . . In your own home you would never . . . . . . SaIem's Dear Abby . . . Swannanoa cabin. 4 MISS- ALICE M. LITWINCHUK Principal 129 N. Empire St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Truth . . . Chess player . . . enthusiastic . . . I love the boys as much as you do, but . . . . . . It's the principle of the thing. IO AND FACULTY MRS. JEAN BURROUGHS MR. JAMES BRAY MRS-. SUZANNE BRITT Glee Club Dramatics Latin Faculty Apts., 2409 Walker Ave, 529 Jersey Ave. Wake Forest College Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N- C- Put some life in itz' '...' 'What's Red cross Council Advisor . . . Yivztaious Q It . HAH right, bafzk that dance you are doing? Ig7gel1lgynovv'I'.veUIl1:iCl Igyarlaiiggirtggi zow. . . . Only three more ie- What? hearsals till . . . we must get organized! MRS. NOBY S. CUMBIE Dietitian 1208 Brookstown Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. If there is anything else I can do . . . . . . food calendar. ll - ,HW .M . vi 0 s1MVf '-J2Qf1g4q-1 '5' MRS. RUTH CRISMAN House Supervisor 208 3rd Ave. Hattiesburg, Miss. Always hurrying here and there . . . I told James to . . . si 13 A ' ,Y i 'P' be W Y ix -j4.! ' ,A L qw i- K I I 3 I 1 s 1 f .Mm W FACULTY MISS JANE HANSON Latin 810 South Church S-t. Winston-Salem, N. C. Librarian . . . You might as well say 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' . . . . . . world traveller . . . Doesn't believe in sleep 01' sickness. MISS RUTH C. KROUSKUP English 1110 Grove St. Evanston, Ill. Senior Class Advisor, Nominations Committee Advisor . . . Define caucus. . . . 3rd period coffee break . . . You don't want to do grammar, do you? . . . religion discussions. MRS. VIOLET R, LEE Secretary 2755 Cherokee Lane Winston-Salem, N. C. Will all girls taking college boards, please . . . . . chic . . . efficient. MR. WM. H. MCELVEEN Bible 519 Church St. Winston-Salem, N. C. I gave you 75 points . . . . . D-Day . . . Yes, that's right, but personally . . ? MRS. RENNA McNAIR House Counselor 701 Summit St. Winston-Salem, N. C. 'Where's your roommate? . . . delicious green mints . . . den- tist and doctor appointments 1 l l MRS. NANCY A. p MAURICE ll Mathematics l 1800 Gay Drive Orlando, Fla. Honor Council Advisor . . . Year- book Advisor . . . Math Lab . . . Now, girls . . . . . . fresh air . . . precise. l2 'f-'ES MRS. DOROTHY S. PARKER House Coun selor 479 West Oakridge Ferndale 20, Mich. Community and World Service Committee Advisor . . . Kids . . . O, those dirty greenbacksln . . . grandmother . . . I think that's a real good idea. MISS RUTH MEINUNG Chemistry 520 South Main St. Winston-Salem, N. C. All right? . . . Deflate your nose, girls. . . What's going on here? FACULTY MISS ELIZABETH NOWACK English 1419 Dakota St. Watertown, Wis. Scribbler's Club Advisor . . . cheer- ful . . . interested in others . . . I'd like to share with you . . .' MRS. BERYL MOSER Biology 101 Williams Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. How's our chameleon ? . . . Rob- bie . . . Salem's Emily Post . . . biology field trips. MRS. MARGERY MIZE French 1546 Overbrook Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lucie Welti . . . versatile . . . dislikes yawning . . . French tab1esA En Francais MR. JUAN MIRANDA Spanish 614 West First St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Swanky lab . . . You are in a deep freeze! . . . What is the lesson for today? . . . Canary Islands. 42 +1 I I 3 uppww- ami? f.,,g VJ MISS ELSIE NUNN MISS VERL ANN OWENS MISS JUNE LOUISE Mathematics Phys. Ed. SAMSON , , Music A reciation Whiteville, N. C. Pulaski, Va. pp Frelshman Ardvisor . . i, Does that Junior Class Advisor . . . Twice Sayre' Pa' ma e sense. . . . room . . . around the hockey f' ld! . . . H ' . -- Daaf Aunt Sally - - - Chalk Haafw Laugh- le .9o7fETQZ2fifiecghoffff' f 561311225 holder. to erase the blackboard . . . defini- tions. MISS RYLAND SWAIN History Marietta, Georgia Sophomore Class Advisor . . Don't you understand the ques- tion ? . . . Kennedy, I'm not pre- judiced! . . . That's true. FACULTY MR. CLARK THOMPSON Bible 519 Church Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Chalk-tosser . . . window sills . . ject. We must get back to the subl MISS HAZEL D. WHEELER Art 10 Prospect St. Walpole, Mass. Where's my apple? . . . pix . . ATTA . . . Italian pronunciation I4 '5 f . 7 . -nm, 3-M5 wi CLASSES ,, -S Mvfffefr'-M--wf.-,...m.. ..,.. , fx I a .flfdf S Wff --ev- QL x N W' s, PEGGY SUE REYNOLDS President V in ,fc , , .i-4 fc 2 , 4.0, W 7, ,gf vm? '- gif 7224- 519 ff 2 i SENIOR CLASS As this year passed and the seniors realized that they would soon enter college, each made a conscientious effort to prepare herself academi- cally. Likewise, as each girl realized that she would soon be leaving the Academy, she con- tributed her best toward making this year most rewarding for Salem and for herself. Through informal discussions in Senior Seminar, new em- phasis Was placed on the true meaning of ideas and principles such as truth and religion. Miss Lit, serving as their instructor, helped each girl to formulate new opinions on each subject and to understand its meaning more clearly. Each senior returned to Salem last fall with a strong determination and sense of duty to her class and her school. This determination to give of herself was obvious throughout the year, but especially at such times as Senior Day. Though at times the way seemed difficult, the seniors have felt their years at Salem Academy have been most profitable. As they leave, they carry with them many cherished memories of their years at Salem. Left to Right: Elizabeth 'Holmes, Treasurer, Peggy Sue Reynolds, Presidentg Emily Pleasants, Vice-President, Oliver Gilbert, Secretary. 'Sfl 'Q 'Q , I6 MERRILY AUSTIN ALICE MURDOCK BROWN Q f Q f 5 9 'NP' nu x v f X f PATRICIA LOU BRADSHAW I7 'ani If TSS U -we t 'MF- MELINDA KNIES BABCOCK MARTHA ELEANOR BROWN 59-5 W9-ww-af REBECCA BURTON BROWN DOROTHY DAVIS 'T' Q50 'il'-any SENIORS wr CHARLOTTE LeROY CARTER NINA PAUL EDMONDSON QR I 5 ffl- . ' 1- Q IM 'Sr' EULA PARKS FREEZE ROSEMARY HALSEY IWW- SENICRS sy' 'Q fy-w -- , 'if-' I '14 'QQ A af- - . . ' K . ', ,S 'n 'L . v Wi I sw M 'fm gf OLIVER WINDSOR GILBERT SARAH COPELAND HARRIS 41' 'Gr War--mmf 5' SAMMYE GENE HENDERSON MARY ELIZABETH HOLMES J XJ? if A - 3? 1 .,, ,f -Q 'Q'SQ- vm - s-45,4 A ,W-'wr' ui . SENIORS 'N NOW if SARA CROCKETT HOBACK BONNIE LYNN HORNER Q'-5 ff '9 KATHRYN LEIGH JOHNSON MARION GARDNER MCARTHUR iw' SENIORS ar-W Qx in-'--. SUZANNE LaROQUE GAIL MCMICHAEL RQ .. l ,V w AW' JULIA DENNING MILEY PATTY CEIL NASH RACHEL WALLACE OESTREICHER EMILY MYERS PLEASANTS x Af, fi ils , '1 -4 I M 22 E:-' PEGGY SUE REYNOLDS MARTHA BROWN ROGERS SENIORS WS 0: HELEN CRUDUPI ROGERS EMESE MARGIT SOOS 39 gmnr-F f 4 A f X' 23 ': 'fm , 1 yfK -qj'f , ELIZABETH COOPER TERRY ELIZABETH THOMAS UPTON A , 'E' V, '.M.31..gE-sf . -f - x x iii: . 7 1 if , ,. W i 55Nb.- hy! TF? CONSTANCE WRIGHT TRIPLETTE SENIORS ELIZABETH ANNE WEBER CLASS OF 1961 25 Class Officers: Adelaide Reece, Secretaryg Sarah Stowers, Treas- urer, Paula Sue Russell, Vice-Presidentg Frances Masland, Pres- ident. Melinda Blanton South Fourth St. Ext. Seneca, S. C. 2 'QP' Molly Brandon 314 Thora Blvd Shreveport, La. f A , 3-Q M N. , N 1 Q' ' JUNIOR CLASS The juniors this year, as all for- mer juniors, spent their spare time earning the wherewithal for the most anticipated event of the year, the Junior-Senior. The auction, their first project, was a great success. The juniors continued to increase their funds by selling Christmas cards, stationery, tip-ons, hose, socks, and, on Sunday mornings, coffee and doughnuts. The class combined their hard-earned money and their orig- inality to make this year's Junior- Senior the best ever. The dance, with its Mardi Gras theme, was held in February and will be long remem- bered by the graduating class. Due to the seniors' promptness. the class received their much-antici- pated Salem blazers early in Novem- ber. At last they were able to flaunt their upper class status. In the late spring when the student body offi- cers for the 1961-'62 were elected, the juniors realized that their senior year, with all its added responsibil- ities, was only a few months away. Charlene Beardsley Bonnie Davis 614 Yorkshire Rd. 2828 Forest Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. 19 4 ,am V .W ,G I . icy Q Wh. ef .IUNIORS Martha Glenn 212 Church St. Mountain City, Tenn. Mary Green Monticello Rd. Madison, Ga. v-nm...,, C3 hn- E+ 2, ' Kay Harrold Tazewell, Va. Paula Henry Abbott Lane Saint Simons Isla Linda Holmes 336 Bridge St. Leaksville, N, C Nancy Hundley Landis, N. C. l'1 fr A sb A gf, A my if 1 , we 4, l!R'fvs hr' H Nw X xiii, ,. -lg . At- Qs-vw twiffi if XS' ., 6 ry 5 ips? I? Q42 1 ,1 , .ff s X I f il 4 if ir I N yup... , t Q. is X , f, ' L 'V - 1 if,-as. fs. . Vs ' 'QI--. ff -M 1 gr is V, QCX V :f 'rg we -as Nr .Nnrff ma- X 'K Sue Justice 2 Rector St. New York 6, N. Y. Kay Lambeth Erwin Heights Thomasville, N. C. Jennie McGuire Sylva, N. C. Frances. Masland 4700 Jamestown Rd. Washington 16, D. C. Carolyn Meares Fair Bluff, N. C. Josephine Northup 691 Great Pond Rd. North Andover, Mass Rena Penn 1009 E. Nokomis Cr. Knoxville, Tenn. Anna Potter Snow Hill, N. C. Adelaide Reece 220 Riverside Dr. Morganton, N. C. Paula Sue Russell Troy, N. C. Mary Shockey Pine Lodge Lexington, N. C. Lynne Sizemore 629 Colonial Dr. High Point, N. C. Lee Slawter 621 Yorkshire Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Susan Southgate 239 N, Hawthorne Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Cam Stewart 2510 Vineville Ave. Macon, Ga. Sarah Stowers Box 264 Harriman, Tenn. Polly Tarwater 605 Cumberland St. Harriman, Tenn. Martha Thompson Forest Hills Lincolnton, N. C. Whitley Vogler 2800 Forest Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Jane Warrick Washington College, Tenn. Joan Warrick Washington College, Tenn. Carol Weil 710 North Lionel Goldsboro, N. C. Marion White 1830 Beuna Vista Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C, Caroline Wilson Cascade, Va. QW ..- M.. W! wwf 'Eg A-az. lk' I , 'V X if A 0 I if Y QQY' -:E Y' Y f 1. all 29 , 'N 'DN 'IV 1. 'QYV W.. 5' fin f X , Ak Q, ,, Jn SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Officers: Judy Walston, Vice-Presidentg Linda Brown, Sec- retaryg Kathy Kidd, President. . This year's sophomore class has demonstrated its zeal and originality through the various projects it has presented to the school. The Open House with the theme Heart of my Heart provided an entertaining be- ginning for the Weekend of Junior-Senior. The annual skit displayed the outstanding talent of the class. The movies they presented on several occasions were appreciated by the entire school. Terrie Allen 1905 West First St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Brenda Ashe 3267 High Point Rd. we-1 Winston-Salem, N. C. -v 1217 i 1 l J ody' Bennett ' 1875 virginia Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. x 30 Aa. 'nf Q..-.r 1. Myra Boone 1001 Gloria Ave. Durham, N. S. Q-,,..a 5. . .1 M 6 f -if-,K Sue Brooks Mount Airy, N. C. 'fn -IL! '-41 1 --e if in ls, K 1 Linda Brown 2001 Carlisle Rd. Greensboro, N. C. SCJPHOMORES xv , ,az '-,-. I. - f sw'v C ,.,, . . 'W : yy 7 Xian 7 ' 3 Q. M fd' E Q.. 5. t .,,.. 0 . - ,. fir Q 5 - ' f 'LC' Q! was ' ff ,, f 51556, f Nancy Crain Monterey, Tenn. Frances Darr Sparta, N. C. Parker Forbes Country Club Rd. Reidsville, N. C. Frances. Green Monticello Rd. Madison, Ga. Lynn Chatham Klondike Lodge Elkin, N. C. mff., , .-tiff? -- Q ef' Q 'ff S , ,li - FA '93 , . '-Q -' f . , ., 5. 'Q Q , -2' U a ,i wr-Q 3,3 Vx bvzz 'Ab A J' 'f N .V ?' rf um K. W as -A A- W X ...H-gf ' js, ':.'f' F' t .41 , xl '. , 'li '. .WT H ' f l r s X 5 H R L br' U' ,,,. V, y.,-st X -a vf t - X ,435 'ir' -Q1 Q Ada Greenblatt 4328 Shawnee Lane Knoxville, Tenn. Ruth Harris Box 259 Henderson, N. C. Betty Holliday Galivants Ferry, S. C Julia Horner 725 College St. Henderson, N. C. Kathy Kidd Milledgeville, Ga. Sharon Leckie Grandview Court Bluefield, W. Va. Leila Lindsey 92 Field Rock Rd. Southport, Conn. Paula McClister 1035 Columbia Rd. Bristol, Tenn. Charlotte Michaels Monroeville, Ala. Esther Mims 810 Fourth St. Newport, Tenn. Louise Nading 620 Yorkshire Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C Mary Beth Peterson 845 Watson Ave. Winston-Salem. N. C Jenny Pleasants 1794 Robin Hood Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Katherine Ramm 714 Oaklawn Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Eliza Roberts 779 Old Mill Rd. Chapel Hill, N. C. Blanche Russell Troy, N. C. Martha Ruth Fourth Street Dr. S. Hickory, N. C. Suzanne Spurr 1845 Buena Vista Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lucy Stead 2122 Myrtle Dr. Durham, N. C. Lee Tabb 1118 North Shore Rd. Norfolk, Va. Elizabeth Todd 1202 West Rd. Kinston, N. C. Judy Walston Route 9542 Walstonburg, N, C. Ann Webb 980 Kenleigh Cr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Polly Weber 205 Gardner Dr. Auburn, Ala. Q- pb 70x sl A dw.-.. M K use ' N2 Q twiwxb' syra- 'ff--A N af- t,,1,g.:Q5.g4.Z .,'A, ig . .-uv' X l rg ri 5' sf 'Yi-11 7 f ff: x aw' Tis f sf' V. mis for KVM' in .5 'Q K W F.. rf wr -'L' 4- ' 'GN ex, Ns., A... el f l'74x' ...X 1 I X il 5. 4 19 , ag.- N4 . ur'- ' vii x ,brsl 7 ' -- 4.3 C' 'f 'lv .35 F? W 1 fi- ? su kv V2 U Nz' L E ,Ex an . ' 3-W lf ., , 'aaa' 9 if 'K hr . Q Qx . wif ' L' - Rl 3' Ti- M his W' FRESHMAN CLASS This year the freshmen have distin- guished themselves academically and have shown co-operation and school spirit in all activities. Among other duties the freshmen raised the flag daily in front of the school and, as members of the Service Committee, cheered many in the infirmary by de- livering their mail. This year the Ring banquet given by the freshmen added a new feature to Senior Day. This banquet held in Octo- ber was enjoyed by all, especially the members of the graduating class. The annual Freshman Carnival, held in January, had as its theme T.V. Land. The original decorations and attractive booths added to the evening of fun. Class Officers: Marian Overby, President, Shannon Pru- itt, Vice-President. Lucile Bair 2211 Buena Vista Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Edith Baldwin 2530 Wa1'wick Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Penny Chamis 2520 Country Club Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Mary Anne Borough 519 Lynmere Rd. Bryn Mawr, Pa. , 'SF .i 4 ',- .xr 4 Va L . S if ' , .x.2i,, Ai Agfa 4 4: L. Q-- Crffx V' Ns- 4, . Carol Clark 146 Longmeadow Rd, Greenville, N. C. Lucy Cooper 3133 Briarcliffe Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Rebecca Craver 804 Hi1lcresL High Point, N. C. :OX Ci 'K am. f. ,v C JUN A. . 'C 52 'eee ffl? Q Sharon Davis Scottwood Dr. Gastonia, N. C. Jane Finch 25 Holly Hill Rd. Thomasville, N. C. Jane Fitzpatrick South Arnold Ave. Prestonsburg, Ky. Roberta Grimsley Box 806 Stokesdale, N. C. Barbara Harrell Box 1755 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Susan Howe Clarendon Gardens Pinehurst, N, C. ' -av Beth Hutchens 412 Hillcrest Dr. High Point, N. C. Kristin Nading 620 Yorkshire Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Marian Overby Snow Hill, N. C. Wythe Pritchett 1307 Plumosa Dr. Ft. Myers, Fla. Shannon Pruitt 126 Person Circle Louisburg, N. C. Molly Roper 332 W. Freeman St. Norfolk 10, Va. Gardie Schmidt 304-D Ashland Dr. Greensboro, N, C. Julie Seibels 2842 Regency Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Sara Stadiem 901 Nelson St. Kinston, N. C. Dorothy Trotman 239 N. Hawthorne Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Peggy Ward Styers Ferry Rd. Clemmons, N. C. Midge West 1922 Greenbrier Winston-Salem, N. C. .FQ 1- 12 12,51 45 gf is 31 ,, 5 Herd my f rg X Q f 'pg' A ,Gee . G, - ' Ni N-nr., 't'::f' janv' if v I lj' v-4' qc ,,vvX 4 J. 'Q' Q. FZ. 7 I ii-'Y-ft., Q-V: 7 H use :Su-x 1 r I 1 l -3.4.--. nag.- ! ,wv ' M gxnfv . -au..fr.ff::1v...w..,...w.. r ,fuiuuguq xv QRGANIZATQN I 'S' 1 i If u Z El ig, 5 4 I 5 1 WAX.: : ? If 1 - 'V , 525 3 5' J 3 i j QQ . Q . Q I f r 5 XX Q X mg. ' . ., , Q, X Ax E 'X H--1-rf X b s. , F K xmw vi r G STUDENT COUNCIL Although it is every Salem girl's duty to uphold the rules and regulations of her school, a student council is provided to guide Salemites in maintaining the desired high standard of student government. The council is composed of the Student Body pres- ident, the Honor Council president and rep- resentatives from both day student groups and each hallg it meets every week to dis- cuss problems of dormitory life, to make new rules, and to discard outdated ones. Among other activities the council spon- sors the traditional Birthday banquet in September, the Christmas banquet and party for the help, and the inspiring Spirit Fire Ceremony. ROSEMARY HALSEY President Left to Right: Polly Tarwater, Jo Northup, Rosemary Halsey, Julia Miley, Parks Freeze, Barbara Harrell, Charlotte Carter, Connie Triplette, Louise Nahding, Dottie Davis, Emese Soos, Nancy Crain. SXYLVK .XC Mil, NW EMESE SOOS President HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council tries to instill per- sonal integrity in every girl at Salem. Yes, every Salemite has heard these very Words many, many times during her life at the Academy. It is on this principle that our honor system is based. The council, composed of the Student Body president, the Honor Council presi- dent, and representatives from the day stu- dent group and each class, meets every Week to discuss and to suggest improve- ments in matters relating to academic hon- esty. Thus by strengthening the character and integrity of each student, the council builds the character and integrity of the school. Left to Right: Whitley Vogler, Dorothy Trotman, Fran Green, Susan Howe, Martha Thompson, Emese Soos, Dottie Davis, Rosemary Halsey, Lynne Sizemore. 39 -- x L. ...W.......... G ' . x . . ELIZABETH TERRY, Editor, MERRILY AUSTIN, Assist- ant Editor. s., x r ll QUILL To leave with each student a book recapturing the highlights of a year at Salem Academy Was the purpose of the 1960-'61 Quill Pen staff. A yearbook is one of the few material mementos that a student may cher- ish and enjoy for many years. The staff has endeavored to fulfill its purpose through vital co-operation and by enthusiasm. Mrs. Nancy Maurice, the staff's sponsor, with her interest and help- ful advice, assisted the staff in pre- senting each Salemite with a book which will keep Salem in her heart when Salem is no longer her home. Left to Right: Rena Penn, Melinda Blanton, Taffey Elizabeth Terry, Parks Freeze, Jo Northup, Brownie Shockey, Paula Henry, Sancie Masland, Dottie Rogers. Davis, Merrily Austin, Peggy Reynolds, Sue Justice, i , .V fi ini-1onun. 40 N With efficiency and co-operation the Ad Staff has shared in making the 1961 Quill Pen a successful year- book. Before the yearbook could be published, it was necessary to col- lect advertisements from merchants in Winston-Salem and other cities. With promptness and determination the staff did their job to the best of their ability, thus contributing greatly toward the publication of this yearbook. CHARLOTTE CARTER, Business Manager First Row: Kathryn Johnson, Jenny Pleasants, Zan West, Second Row: Melinda Babcock, Alice Brown LaRoque, Charlotte Carter, Ada Greenblatt, Eliza- Lee Slawterg Third Row: Terrie Allen, Patsy Brad beth Holmes, Peggy Ward, Bambi Trotman, Midge shaw, Bonnie Davis, Bette Upton, Whitley Vogler wo SCRlBBLER'S CLUB 91. if First Row: Mary Green, Charlene Beardsley, Helen Seibels, Sarah Stadiem, Paula Henry, Sarah Hal Rogers, Nancy Hundley, Carol Weil, Judy Walston, ris, Sue Justice, Brownie Rogers, Sara Hoback, Bette Patty Nash, Second Row: Roberta Grimsley, Julie Upton, Julia Horner, Sharon Leckie. The Scribbler's Club of Salem is composed of girls who are interested in the fields of creative writing or illustrating, either as a hobby or as a possible future career. The mem- bers must meet the standards in their respective fields and be interested in publishing the school magazine, Spilled Ink. The Scribbler's Club is also responsible for a summer edi- tion of the magazine, Pencil Shav- ings. Miss Nowack is the club's sponsor. The club's goal is to acquaint its members with Writing, proof-reading, assembling a paper, and all other work necessary for publication with the exception of mimeographing, which is done by Miss Hanson. Although most of the material in the Spilled Ink is contributed by members of the Scribbler's Club, the entire student body is encouraged to submit articles. Left to Right: Brownie Rogers, Art Editor, Helen Roger and Patty Nash, Co-Editorsg Charlene Beardsley, Assist ant Editor, Sue Justice, Secretary. 3 42 DRAMATICS CLUB Left to Right: Paula Russell, Taffey Shockey, Bebe Arthur, Brownie Rogers, Patty Nash, Rachel Oes- Weber, Parks Freeze, Oliver Gilbert, Mimi Mc- treicher, Sharon Lockie, Helen Rogers, Jo Northrop. Officers: Oliver Gilbert, Vice-President, Paula Sue Russell, Secretary, Taffey Shockey, President. 43 The Dramatics Club is a vital part of life at Salem, not only to its mem- bers, but also to the entire student body. For the entertainment of its audiences, this organization presents a series of one-act plays in the fall and a three-act play in the spring. Since these activities are not con- fined strictly to club members, any girl can accumulate the ten points needed for membership in the Dra- matics Club by taking part in the plays or serving backstage. Mem- bers are also required to earn six points each year to retain their mem- bership. Much of the success of the club is due to the interest and helpful ad- vice of its director, Mr. James Bray. Although the club includes no pro- fessional actresses, the members have great fun as amateurs. SOCIAL COMMITTEE it x V ft ., ' WV W,,is.,,, aff, .fs ' t tf, , 3.-.,a1:,. 1 , , Left to Right: Marty Ruth, Patsy Bradshaw, Melinda Blanton, Bonnie Horner, Rena Penn, Mi-Mi McArthur, Merrily Austin, Taffey Shockey, Jody Bennett, Becky Todd, Susan Howe. Dances, banquets, and teas are presented by the Social Committee of Salem. A fall dance, with deco- rations of brightly colored leaves, was their first activity of the year. It is ,hoped that the Father-Daughter banquet, which followed in Novem- ber, will become an annual affair. Merrily Austin, chairmang Marion McArthur, assistant chairmang Me- linda Blanton and Mary Shockey, co- chairmen of the banquet committee have directed their committees in planning many successful social functions at Salem. Mi-Mi McArthur, Assistant Chairmang Merrily Austin, Chairmang Taffey Shockey and Melinda Blanton, Chairmen of banquet committee. 44 'E X4 t fri GLEE CLUB Officers: Emily Pleasants, President, Jennie McGuire, Vice- President' Bonnie Davis Treasurer' L nn Chatham, Secre- , , , Y taryg Parker Forbes, Librarian. 45 For the Salem girls who enjoy sing- ing, the Glee Club offers a Wonder- ful opportunity. All girls are eligible for this organization. Under the ex- pert direction of Mrs. Burroughs, the ninety-minute period every Friday afternoon is a worthwhile experience. The Christmas program, which the Glee Club gives every year at Ade- laide's church, was rehearsed for sev- eral weeks and was given the Sunday before the Christmas holidays. This is the girls' way of showing their gratitude to Adelaide for her faith- ful devotion all these years. The concert was repeated later for pa- rents who live near and for faculty. This year a joint concert in April with the boys from Asheville School was a huge success, both in antici- pation and in performance. It is hoped it will become an annual event. RED CROSS COUNCIL in if 'X Left to Right: Jennie McGuire, Rena Penn, Bebe Weber, Paula McClister, Judy Walston, Betty Holliday, Susan Southgate. Every student at Salem has an opportunity to join the Red Cross by pledging her time, serv- ice, and money. During the year the members participate. in such worthwhile activities as pack- ing a gift box for disaster areas and giving the County Home a party. It is the function of the Red Cross Council, under the able supervision of Mrs. Britt, to plan and direct a philanthropic program for the year at Salem. The council is composed of elected reps resentatives from the day student and hall groups. 46 JENNIE MCGUIRE, President and Rena Penn. 56 COMMUNITY AND WORLD SERVICE COMMITTEE 'Q 1 W 4, l. OM. L9 i , ' 2 ,...., iv' , Left to Right: Charlene Beardsley, Lynne Sizemore, Charlotte Michaels, Susan Howe, Bebe Weber, Sarah S-towers, Louise Nading, Kathryn Johnson, Judy Walston. KATHRYN JOHNSON Chairman arf' Through the Community and World Service Committee. which is composed of representatives from each hall and the day student group, Salem- ites are given an opportunity to help those less fortunate than themselves. The duties of the committee are many and varied. From donations given by the student body, the ,committee contributes to such worth- while causes as the Heart Fund and cancer re- search programs. These contributions also pay the education expenses of several girls at Colegio Morava, the Moravian school in Nicaragua. The committee, in addition, sponsors an Italian foster child, Daniela Proietti, to whom money for food, clothing, and schooling is sent. 47 SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL The purpose of the Spiritual Life Council is to promote Christian living throughout the school. It is composed of representatives from each hall and a permanent cabinet, appointed by the Pres- ident, Gail McMichael. The council, under the guidance of Miss Wheel- er, is in charge of Friday night devotions, Sun- day evening vespers, visits to the Salem Home, and various other projects. In February Dr. Jack Noffsinger was the guest speaker during Relig- ious Emphasis Days. gli GAIL MCMICHAEL President Left to Right: Becky Brown, Liza Roberts, Mary Green, Becky Todd, Nina Paul Edmondson, Esther Mims, Melinda Blanton, Bonnie Horner, Elizabeth Holmes, Patty Nash, Gail McMichael, Merrily Austin. x 48 ATHLETICS I' ' -uv . H'-ll , J -'5 '-'frfgf i'1f2?:- f M ' Fw '.. ,A EF: -1 to 5:3 5 -5 ,bmw 2'-1-za.-.: t'5.i'i'1-if.-I a l SI I an lil H ' - H .:.':. :.r .. 'ml-1 G , 5'..:.-1.-.2.r:. 4 , ...':-31.-..':': Q l aging: guitarist , i P E? I' . , U if N M I: ' ' ' ? s rv S , sf A . Q an Q g , , i Q Q If ws I Q Ev A A leaf' ,s 9, , , tml md LMI 5, First Row: Gail McMichael, Brownie Rogers, Wythe Pritchett, Mary S Green, Paula Russell, Second Row: Becky Todd, Adelaide Reece, Charlotte Michaels, Kay Lambeth, Paula lVlcClister, Fran Green. Every student at Salem is a member of one of the two athletic teams--Purple and Gold. In Sep- tember the team captains draw names to determine on which team each new girl will be during her years at Salem. When the members have been chosen, the traditional tug-of-war between the Purples and the Golds takes place. Legend holds that the team winning this contest will also win the silver cup at the end of the year, but even legend is sometimes just legend, Both the Purples and the Golds strive throughout the year to earn the most points. Each stu- dent has physical education class- es two or three times a week and 50 P U R P L E S First Row Jo Northup Patty Nash Taffey Shockey Martha Thomp participates in other athletic activ- ities which offer an opportunity to win points. Just a few of these are morning Walks, bowling, and tournaments in recreational sports. At the close of each season the Athletic Council sponsors compe- titive games in the sports the girls have been studying. Once during each semester the council presents an athletic ban- quet at which time those girls displaying special interest and skill in a particular sport are announced as varsity players. At the close of the year these girls receive medals to honor their outstanding ability. Recognition Day is the highlight of the athletic program at Salem. On this occasion the silver cup is presented to the team which has the most points. I I I I ATHLETIC COUNCIL First Row: Myra Boone, Gardie Schmidt, Brownie Rogers, Liz Terry, Nina Paul Edmondson, Eleanor Brown. Second Row: Sara Hoback, Carolyn Meares, Mary Green, Peggy Reynolds, Jo Northup, Patty Nash, Becky Brown, The Athletic Council, composed of the heads of the Purple and Gold teams and the leaders of the different sports, guides the athletic activities of Salem life. This includes sponsoring various Purple-- Gold games, organizing tournaments, and plan- ning and decorating for banquets. On the athletic field a Salemite is given the op- portunity to play with girls of all ages rather than just girls in her own class. The council tries to instill good school spirit and to foster sportsman- ship. Miss Owens helps us carry out our purpose. BECKY BROWN, Head of Purples, and BROWNIE ROGERS, Head of Golds ,MW of-1 4' viii? P H CNCRS 'T ,l l V 5 ,A -4 31 5 X N, S 5 l xxwww W., 57'5?XQQ2mQfQ5R',H 1 1 in ' . A wait 1 . G unc- mf' - ,,,.., V ,f,- -'Anim . dl, ' Q,, , fighxx MHJ,Q. ff pf W l X J KM V M ' -J. ' 45? ,, ' 'v---M ' - ' . .5 i a,w f -fy . ' ,, 'gs ,yy L' --1 R1 AM ,' ' If , ' kk X 7' ,J .ww w LW 'f . ' . mgglgu jr! f fif fr 1. -5- 'A Q3-J , . ' Z tx, ff- If I 6 'Mn-Ly? , 11 .Vai ' N xV V'7 TW3iW' hgx ff '. ' X ' A W W . , ff u , '- ' F i N E. A ,, - W ' Y , V ' Q ' Q . -,og . sl NN., s HONCDR GRADUATES Each year, in recognition of outstanding are inscribed in gold on the wood plaques academic achievement, the names of the two in the social room. The Honor Graduates of seniors with the highest scholastic averages, 1961' are Emese Soos and Elizabeth Holmes. 54 Left to Right, on floor: Kathy Kidd and Charlotte Michaels center Barbara Harrell Polly Tarwater and Caroline Wilsong top Frances Masland and Josephlne Northup ACADEMIC COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS One of the highest honors bestowed on a selected few at Salem is that of Academic Commencement Marshal. Seven of the most outstanding underclassmen are elected to this position by the senior class. They are in Nw- BEAUTY QUEEN RUNNERS-UP Patsy Bradshaw 1 Julia Miley Emily Pleasants E- 1 ll- ,HK qc' I w ,Q ACTIVITIES . I I I I fVYI I I VV NWI IIIWII I I I vm ,aw ,fav vvg - 'i f' I F Ib I 1' II, , I I M -nw I A I I -, ,IN ' I -I gf II,, 1 ff lk 32 'K 4 4 l f Rx x Xa AK is W K X 'X 'R s ,X 1, I ' 4 PS? . 'U I Q 4 Za 'Q , I4-,N i 'TQ I 'X ' ,A -QQ, - - 4 x'. ,. Q fZ:20 L- ,ff 's HI' iw ' QR 44' xx 775, fo SENICJR ACTIVITIES An honor bestowed upon certain under- classmen each year is that of being chosen as a senior's personal marshal. Each mem- ber of the graduating class selects the under- classman of her choice early in the school year. The activities of this selected group in- awe. E . J' 1 g ,Q 5 MELINDA BABCOCK Reynolda Winston-Salem, N. C. Let me just tell you - Mel - Work! Man,lI deny its existence, - believes in gym - Semi - Yall he called again last nightg what am I going to do? Treasurer of Class 13 Program Committee 13 Community and World Service Committee 23 Ad Staff 3, 4. Marshal-Bonnie Davis .mg . optimist. 2,43 Scribner's Club 3. 13 iw. L- clude helping the seniors dress for such im- portant occasions as the Class Day picture and the Junior-Senior dance. This tradition is an important part of life at Salem, for it creates a tie which binds the underclassmen and the seniors in a closer friendship. MERRILY AUSTIN 313 N, Main Greenville, Tenn. Charming - Fiji - It was so funny I thought I would die! - I can't see through the fog. Scribbler's Club 33 Social Committee 4, Chair- mang Yearbook Staff 4, Assistant Editor3 Spirit- ual Life Council 4, Chairman of Vespers. Marshal-Polly Tarwater g 4 2 1 L., I Q ,S I. yin, I 1 PATSY BRADSHAW 2837 Reynolda Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. I can't see that far. - I hate to inconvenience you, but . . . -dishevelled hair. Glee Club 23 Student Council 2,3,43 Commence- ment Marshal 33 Ad Staff 43 Social Committee 43 Program Committee 2. Marshal-Terrie Allen ALICE BROWN Reynolda Estates Winston-Salem, N. C, Hel He! - I've got to study -contagious smile ' - What should I do? -bewildered-incurable Ad Staff 2,3,43 Program Committee 23 Glee Club Marshal-Whitley Vogler 'tif Qi: BECKY BROWN Perth Road Troutman, N. C. Weell?? - Tharpe CDavid or Johnl- Shop tAEound -Duke or Clemson-Car and Co-Cola- . .'s. Spiritual Life Council 3,45 Head of Purple Team 45 Glee Club 2g Cheerleader 4, Athletic Council 4. 50 Marshal-Fran Green .ml ewes' . 5 ELEANOR BROWN 2025 St. Andrews Rd. Greensboro, N. C. Smiley - It's got to be sharp. - Anyone for tea ? -Golf- I don't believe it! -Beta gl Caro- Be sweet. -'fDon't contradict me. -Pete and Mr, Beman-Pictures, pictures, pictures! Glee Club 2,33 Athletic Council 4g Spiritual Life Council 4. lina- Let me sleep. Commencement Marshal 3, Athletic Council 3,4. Marshal-Linda Brown CHARLOTTE CARTER Lazy Lane, Reynolda Winston-Salem, N. C, Sure, pal . . . - Top drawer - Have you got rocks in your head? - Get serious -Daytona- Jr.-Sr.-7960. Community and World Service Committee 25 Glee Club 2, Ad Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager, Stand- ards Committee 4, Co-Chairmang Student Coun- cil 4, Scribblerls Club 3. Marshal-Peggy Ward DOROTHY DAVIS 203 N. Main Belmont, N. C. 'Y 3 2, Merrily, may I borrow your magazine so I can g concentrate? - Marshall-Davidson- Sweetie'' Telephone, Dottie. Senior Counselor 45 Honor Council 43 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Glee Club 3,4g Chief Commencement Marshal 33 Standards Committee 4. Marshal-Lynne Sizemore NINA PAUL EDMUNDSON ' 't Box 97 Maury, N. C. Marshal-Lucy Stead OLIVER GILBERT 309 Ehringhaus St. Elizabeth City, N. C. H Where's my Arpege? Shall I cut my hair ? - Let's draw a mustache on th e p i c t ure! -Mount Airy. President of Class 1,25 Secretary of Class 45 Dra- matics Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 3,45 Glee Club 15 Nominations Committee 1,2,35 Standards Commit- SENICDR ACTIVITIES RGSEMARY HALSEY Box 31 Sparta, N. C. Rosie - Brown! Brown! Brown!- May I try on your contacts ? - W e s t Point ?-Elkin Kr Jerry-- Another one of those Sparta girls! S t u d e n t Council 2,3,4, President 45 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Honor Council 45 Com- mencement Marshal 2. Marshal-Fran Darr PARKS FREEZE High Point St. Ext. Randleman, N. C. Turn down that record player! - Eunetta - Study, Study, Study- Fm through with Johnny for good! -Woodie and Glen. Student Council 45 Year- book Staff 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Dance Commit- 5' I we 45 tee 1,25 Wardrobe Mist- ress 2,3,45 Scribbler's Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2. Marshal-Marty Ruth AS SAMMYE GENE HENDERSON Lake Hills, Rt. 1 Phafftown, N. C. Chuck -Wake Forest- May I come in? - You divide that thing by four again . . . Glee Club 25 Red Cross Council 2,35 Ad Staff 25 Community and World Service Committee 3,4. Marshal-Brenda Sue Ashe SARA HOBACK Box 167 Tazewell, Va. RAl36692'73-UK QU. of KOREAJ-bongo drums -percussion-pixie- Has anyone seen a letter on red, white, and blue stationery? Glee Club 3,45 Athletic Council 45 Dramatics Club 45 Scribbler's Club 4. Marshal-Kay Harrold tee 35 Glee Club 2,35 Cheerleader 2,4. Marshal-Melinda Blanton .5 5 5,4 - 5 , ,,'- 54. xiii? 1 . el ii . . . I 5 I I A V My xrI',1Ni HISSICIII will ax, Wx SARAH HARRIS Box 259 Henderson, N. C. Aquamarine - Henderson -R. T.-Wake Forest E. H. - Morehead, Anything goes! - Look for a star. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Scrib- bler's Club 3,45 Service Committee 1,25 Spiritual Life Council 3. Marshal-Molly Brandon ELIZABETH HOLMES McKenzie, Tenn. Wellesley - Great day in the morning! - Let's go to town. - Stereo- fiend- When am I going to write my speech? Glee Club 3,49 Treasurer of Class 45 Spiritual Life Council 4, Secretary, Li- brariang Honor Graduate. Marshal-Susan Howe SENIOR ACTIVITIES 5 Q . 2 T5 .fvfvlifi .V f . ,gzixgea SP ix My K KATHRYN JOHNSON 1915 Virginia Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Ya'll . . . - the first to try a new hair style- hair color ?- Kaki-J - talented hips-P.K.- Will you please? Glee Club 2,3,4g Ad Staff 2,3,4g Community and World Service Committee 2,3,4g Secretary 2, Chair- man 4g Scribbler's Club 3. Marshal- ZAN LAROQUE 447 Carolina Cr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Be Sweet - M y r tl e Beach - trips in Volks- wagon - Lady Jane -- UR e a l I y - that wind- blown look. Latin Club 1,2g Glee Club 3g Ad Staff 2,3,4g Social Committee 1,25 Secretary of Class 15 Salem Lecture Series Committee 4. Marshal- A A Jennie Pleasants Betty Holliday BONNIE HORNER 40 Balsam Ave. Spruce Pine, N. C. Love that Zwieback. - SAE - McCallie - UT - Futurepharmacist- Moore, Moore, Moore - Where's my b l u e con- tact? - Booooooo! Commencement Marshal I E E I il i f 4 f- ff'-1 V, lg Glee Club 1,2,4g Year- X-, 3' .H ' I book Staff 3g Spiritual g Life Council 4 g S o c i a I Committee 4. Marshal- Adelaide Reece rf A. I I ? tk . ,Q J f , ZW I ' ...Q lf ' A . ..: I f g A A I!'I 2 iz? , . as 1 , . - .tte e 3 . . t.et 4 it I MIMI MCARTHUR 4835 Arapahoe Ave. Jacksonville, Fla. G r a d e a u - f'Goodlesnochen - Boo! --- Poopsie - Fawscination - Chills and Fever - Of Course. Glee Club 25 Community and World Service Com- mittee 2g Scribb1er's Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 4, Social Committee 4, Co-Chairman. Marshal-Lynn Chatham GAIL MCMICHAEL 521 Murphy St. Madison, N. C. Beau! Beau! Beau! Beau! Beau! - Hot Budha - You wou1dn't believe it. - He's sharp out of his mind! -Front Royal, Virginia. Service Committee 2, Chairman, Spiritual Life Council 2,4, President 45 Student Council 35 Glee Club 23 Cheerleader 4. Marshal-Rena Penn PATTY NASH Box 205 Lowell, N. C. Let's go grub! - Sub- marine launching, Dolphin pin - Do you need a fourth? - If I don't hear pretty soon, I'll . . . - Little things mean El lotr Glee Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 4: Scribbler's Club 3, 4, Co-Editor 43 Athletic Council 4 S iritual Life SENIOR ACTIVITIES RACHEL OESTREICHER 228 S. Fulton St. Salisbury, N. C. Savannah - I'm so con- fused. - Liz, let's talk about . . . - Rach - older men. Glee Club 1, 4, Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Program Committee 13 Standards Committee 4, Co-Chair- man. Marshal-Anna Potter Z P Council 4, Head of Friday night devotionsg Cher- leader 4. Marshal-Julia Horner f 1 '1 .f x is . -Q31 f ,A 3 H .. PEGGY SUE REYNOLDS 920 N. Washington St. Rutherfordton, N. C. C'ogie-Doo - Too bad - Will the meeting please come to order! - RUTH-ER-FORD- TON - f'Please don't get me off my schedule - Food. Yearbook Staff 3,43 Glee Club 35 Red Cross Coun- cil 33 Athletic Council 3,43 Treasurer of Class 3 Standards Committee 4g President of Class 4. Marshal-Kay Lambeth BROWNIE ROGERS 501 5th St. Pikesville, Ky. I can't believe it! - Bad news - County ' cool - I'm going on a diet . . . next week. Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 President of Class 33 Treasurer of Class 2, Scribbler's Club 3,4, Art Editor 4, Dramatics Club 3,45 Spiritual Life Council 3g Head of Golds 4g Commencement Marshal 25 Yearbook Staff 3,4. Marshal-Taffey Shockey JULIA MILEY Benson, N. C. Gertrude- Shall I go to Erwin or Tenn. this vaca- tion? - It's just there. - I gotta roll my hair. - Auntee - Suster and Pete. Standards Committee -1, Student Council 1,2,4g Senior Counselor 45 Honor Council 33 Glee Club 1. Marshal-Shannon Pruitt EMILY PLEASANTS 366 Arbor Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Bubbles - But . , . but ...but . . . - Bing! - but all I have to offer is two big feet - Hon- estlyI Glee Club 2,3,4, President 43 Student Council 35 Pro- gram Committee 25 Vice- President of Class 2,43 Red Cross Council 2. Marshal--Lee Slawter HELEN ROGERS 1624 Oberlin Rd. Raleigh, N. C. Crupert - Pete pulled through like a champ! - Good heavens - Two dozen roses - I don't understand. Glee Club 2,3,4g Scribbler's Club 2,3,4, Assistant Edi- tor 3, Editor 45 Latin Club 2g Social Committee 3g Dramatics Club 3,4. Marshal- Martha Thompson SENIOR ACTIVITIES ELIZABETH TERRY Box 218 Chatham, Va. V.P.I. - Lizzie - Salis- bury races - Bengi -- Get your Write-ups in! Vice-President of Class lg Secretary of C la s s 2,33 Red Cross Council 1,2,3, President 3g Yearbook Staff 3,4, Editor 4g Stand- ards Committee 4g Athle- tic Council 4g Latin Club 1,25 Hazel D. Wheeler Arts Series 4. Marshal- Carolyn Meares CONNIE TRIPLETTE 331 Church St. Elkin, N. C. TripH - WIFM - But, Daddy Mac . . . - Bell rang, girls - t'Mine don't bother me a bit. Spiritual Life Council 3g Student Council 45 Dra- matics Club 43 Standards Committee 4. Marshal- Blanche Russell L a , EMESE SOOS Box 30 Montreat N C Mama Radcliffe and Harvard Boy his problem was so hard Flrst to English then to French then to German d back to French You re t1ckl1sh CHICKEN Honor Council 34 Presi dent 4 Community and World Service Committee 3 Glee Club 34 Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Honor Graduate Marshal Jo N orthup 'Ye I ,mr BETTE UPTON 2603 W lst St Winston Salem N C But I love him I m so excited Myi tle Beach Chez rue He s sooo darling' Vice President of Class 3 Ad Staff 2 34 Scrib bler s Club 2 3 4 Social Committee 4 Marshal Edith Baldwin BEBE WEBER 205 Gardner Dr Auburn Ala Think Ill call C3.llfO1l'l13 tonight' Abstract thinker and painter Isnt that lovely? Blue Gray Ball Im going on a diet tomor POW Student Council 2 Dramatics Club 3 4 Commun ity and World Service Committee 4 Red Cross Council 4 Scribblers Club 4 Marshal Paula Sue Russell , . . ' s - ' - fl - 77 4: y i ' v .- W' 1 A D W gg t - u rr u 2 ' 'H 1 n . ' , H ' - ' l y 9 1 , , . . . 2 1 J ' , as , ' ' an - L U 7 - - yy r 9 ' 3 . . t 3 , 3 ' , - - '- r Q , ,., V Q 9 . 1 'Q K U . , . i . . , , 3 ' ' ' 5 . y? ' x 4 ' ' rn v . A - . - f I ,I H , . . i .em-Q. f K - I W W , .. .. L Y F' qm 5, 1325- ' Q --P-f--.3115-E as ,, J' ' 'A -1+ ' f , S, A 1 -,a..-a-.a..,- ' ff - ' -,i,s,.,Lil.-Sgii ' . ' . - y ,, '-S-E-QD--N L.. fif'2Q7,i 1 1 9 4? .gag -,.,,mV,M'-MQ? lg ' ' ' . L. 4 . 5 ..p 'Ti 'Z 1 wxf iz ,Q ' ff' ' - ' 7 . I 1 31 5 - ' gig? v 1 A A - 2 gags' g is 1-- s , i -.iv W 2 :lfEf ir , Sys A - 5 I A X I A Q ex.-ik var SCHOGL ACTIVITIES i 5 Yi! On Senior Day the freshman class presented the Ring Banquet in honor of the class of 1961. Above Peggy Sue Reynolds, President of the senior class is receiving her ring from Miss Lit. lf The Father-Daughter Banquet was held for the first time. Both the girls and their fathers enjoyed the delicious Thanksgiving dinner. The long'-awaited Junior-Senior was held on the Elizabeth Terry and Rosemary Halsey, shown hele night of February llth. Masks in many forms high- studying together in the Duck-ln, received honor lighted the decorations of the Mardi Gras Ball. able mention when the Honor Graduates were announced. V I The Loggia on a sunny day! 1 KI iw 34,11 .-Q-i'Z 61 l P' ..- U - Y u Q, .V :' ., Mini? H ',,.,, U..- n H nf 8 5 V v V 1 1 1 W In , H 4' W 1 4,1 'QQ A . 'f b,:E I 1 I 'S' ' 5 ...JJ ,ffm fi J si -, - A. M ' s- , i L- 'i X- . ,X ' W 1 'it A A , 7..- V 'wjjf 4 1 H -,.n,,, A V l 5 ., -- llq , Jennie Pleasants, one of our many riders, Vele , ' WW 'Wmmr-'- '-'Q---A M .M.,,,.,,,,,,l,M, I J . . -.:-v 1 3 r, V' 1,7 :.-,j has won several prizes 1n horse shows. at Carolyn Meares studies one of the interesting bulletin boards in the Math Lab. l V l l Eleanor Brown, our star golfer, follows through on a good one. The members of the Dramatics Club have turned lnto Hillbillysl -.-.,.-.,..,., r . . 1 V Once again the Purples triumph over the Golds as Nancy Hundley drives the ball. This year the Junior Class elected four underclassv men to serve refreshments at the Mardi Gras Ball.. The servers, Jane Jinch, Myra Boone, Ada Green- blatt, and Mary Anne Borroughs, danced a Can-Can for the guests. DEDICATION When We, the class of '61, recall our first visit to Salem Aca- demy as timid applicants, We remember Miss Wheeler as the one Who met us at the door and made us feel at home. In the follow- ing years when each of us returned to Salem We again found Miss Wheeler Willing to advise and help us as We tried to be-- come good Salem citizens. Although We leave Salem this year, We do not feel that We Will lose contact with the Academy, for Miss Wheeler as Alumnae secretary will keep us well informed. Thus, at Salem Miss Wheeler is the tie that binds the traditional and the new. It is she Who has helped to preserve much of the valuable heritage of Salem Academy and she Who has continu- ously Worked to build ,upon this heritage a better Salem. In acknowledgement of her many contributions to Salem and to us, We dedicate the 1961 Quill Pen to Miss Wheeler, our friend and advisor. if 4? 66 MISS HAZEL D. WHEELER 6 F X V 'i .wflgzf ,' V I ' y ' - f,g,Q',,: , 4' , ' V c 1-'p 'Q Y x ',.,5gZl1:,fw lv' ip . -. N, L, , - ,. 4, , Q M V-1 -MA, x- qV..u- -gf 1 VQ. K., . ,539 ,V , , , Wi' fl - L 5 '.Xg W. V emi V ' M Q K , , L .. 'H,:21f,'w .. --M Bb? 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S , ,A I f f H 4 .4 ' I ' ' 3 J' ' L .1 A l Q21 ,. .EM X A .. K n 72 -1 ' n I1 .'4 . , I .w K - n . ,, H, .' N 14.25 'lm I VU i 'NT' 73 Salem China Wedgewood Staffordshire Plates, cups and saucers, cereal dishes, bread and butter plates tiles, and pitchers. Write for circular for prices and colors. Compliments of RUSSELL HUSIERY MILLS, INC. Star, North Carolina Comphments of WINSTUN-SALEM CUCA-CIILA B0'l I'LING UUMPANY. INC. THE PINE HALL BRICK 8. ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL PIPE CO. COLORACTIO is your JOURNAL and SENTI EL COLOR-the dynamic ingredient in the solid, dependable news- paper medium that provides that something extra in newspaper readability. Today Journal and Sentinel COLORACTION in uniform quality is recognized as being among the nation's best. Editorially and in our advertising columns, you can depend on the finest newspaper color reproduction available-another ef- fort by the Journal and Sentinel to capitalize on the neWspaper's great productive capacity to bring you the news in complete detail. WINSTON-SALEM TWIN-CITY JOURNA and SENTI EL CMOrningJ CSundayJ fEveningJ Telecast Affiliate Broadcast Affiliate WSJS-TV WSJS-AM :FM Channel 12 600 KC- 104.1 MC NBC for Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point 76 ? K' , , ,iii '. ' fm '-5'Q..+- 2 N qxxwxii RW - ,, I A F N f Q v gl A , ,W A I Charlotte Carter, class of 1961, in heartbeat peau de soie with applique and jewel embroidery topping the bodice. Momfmw as 77 YY- .A M ,ff ,f f, W ,nf fdfj ,f WW ,W ,ffw fy Jfyfyw-l,, Hwffn ' ,ff 'ff' M f .n4,1.,.., ,m.,.wQ,sf.,f4',.w, KMA , iiahu- 44 .,,,,q,, , H , . , if f,, ,, , My W f f W, m, f M ,f f W A f ff i f f ,f w ww ,W X Mn f f :W-fMy fy, f ff Yff 'Wi f J f' v , .- ,f , 17' , 1? 3 '1 ' ,z 7 ,M ' 1 af u af ff. 4 fr W M' MB Q53 J U v ,xv- , , X ., 1, 'P' 1 W 'M .-.-..-.. I-.ff -, V , X qv J N w, s 5 Y mi r Q' va: L 1. 4 , if-' .-v-YYN E-Ann., C 1 f DUKE PEWER CEMPANY Compliments of GIIRRELL AND SIEWERS AGENCY of SECURITY LIFE 81 TRUST UUMPANY Home Office Winston-Sal N h C 1 Compliments of B E LK-STEVE NS Compliments of Mc P HAI L'S Compliments of NORMAN STOCKTON INC. Compliments of SPRINKLE'S FLORIST THE RATHSKELLER Compliments of LAMP POST Exquisite Footwear 422 West Fourth St. Compliments of MORRIS SERVICE NADING REALTY 81 INSURANCE 394 Thruway Shopping Center Park 5-0572 The portraits in this yearbook were made by SMITH STUDIOS Official photographers for the 1961 HQUILL PEN You may order any type of picture from us, which appears here in the HQUILL PEN, for We keep the negatives in our files. 14 East Hargett St. Raleigh, N 81 A PSEUDO-PINDARIC ODE TO Cd Grow old along with me The best is yet to be, t'Tis Graduationb. The last of life for which the first was CAppears to me as Class Day, Entrancing in the gladeb. Sunset and evening star B...3 rbs a ...... 1 S TH Dh, Undergraduates ! made Ana one clear call for me . . . Us it Tom ,or Dick, or Haree?D fOops! the alarm clockls ringing. The night did surely flee D There's soniething rotten in the state of Cstudentreej, Bat there is that within me which shall tire torture fgeometry and gymj And time tstudy halls and early morning classesl -They also serve who only sit and wait tfor the bell to ringl And breathe when I expire Cwith joy as I clutch my diplomal Something nnearthly . . . tyou've guessed it: Dear Salem,J I claim you still for my own love's sake. . . . thy beauty is to nie A thing of joy forever. Love comes unseen, twe know it when we go, Even as? fab 3. ...le f'f H.. ..l ..l ...s tAnd knowsb tlo.. n .... eh.. Il 6 S S By te.e.J Browning Tennyson Shakespeare Byron Milton Wordsworth Keats Ccummingsl Anonymous Friend 82 SALEM CDLLEGE SALEM ACADEMY for . . . its consistent progress . . . its academic standing . . the achievement 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 83 THE SEPARK MUSIC COMPANY Music of all publishers 636 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Phone PA 3-1813 City Market Building TWIN CITY PACKING COMPANY, INC. Native and Western Beef - Veal - Pork Manufacturers of High Grade Sausage Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of CARMICHAEL PRINTING COMPANY Compliments of FRANK VOGLER AND SONS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Phone PA 2-6101 Dependable Service Since 1858 84 SEALTEST MILK AND ICE CREAM Get The Best - Get Sealtest Call PA 3-0311 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Sealtest Foods Division of National Dairies Compliments of RUANE HUSIERY, INC. Harriman, Tennessee 85 l A PURE WHITE 1 MODERN FILTER , IS ofvzv me Bfcffwvffvo om WINSIDN W . 4- 495 A45 1- 'X- Eririririi21:s:r:::::::2::::11:2:r:z:s:r:::::::1:rv:2:fs:r:::::1::::1:::::::gg:2E:::::::r 1 1 :l' :l'1i'!:1:Q5aZ5i'-'1'5:l:1'l:3 'igg2:2:l:f9Eif93?3 -'tv N' nw 4 -5 f M.,-: ---- :fs 41'4'- - - - - - '-If -I5-:-I-1-11'-'-1-1-1:r:2i1', V511:1:1:1:1:15:2551:g::1:1:1m.a'1',',.3-fffkfizj VE5gipigzzifitrzrzfzfzfgrzr ::::: :::-.-.-.-. .-.'.'.-:L:::I::::1::,:5,:11,:::t:,1,1::5:g,:::2:i::::: ' -I -V 7.9, -1'f.4Wsg:-:wEEvg3i:2:i3Qff:?QQScP4e-ffikf' - - . ,,.5f.,.:-:3.vg5fg9g?sw:cwgvvvb22'35:1-2:12 V 433355:-. ITS whats up ronf Thai' COUNTS Wlnstoiis got it- FILTER-BLEND -fine, mild tobaccos specially processed lor filter smoking! Once you've developed a modern filter like Winston's- what about tobacco? Winston research found the answer I H to that - FILTER-BlEND in the tObaCcO end! LTUVCIGARETTES Exceptionally fine, mild tobaccos are selected, blended and specially processed by Winston for jilter smoking. That's the real difference between Winston and all other filter cigarettes. That's ! R.J.R eyno lungs Ecco c0.,winmn-sf.uem,N.c. wl LIKEA CIGARETTE SHOULD! 86 TWIN CITY DRY CLEANING, INC. 612 West Fourth Street We specialize in cleaning Wedding Gowns Evening Dresses Dinner Jackets One Day Service WALKER'S FLORIST 115 North Poplar Phone PA 5-9706 TH E S. GALESKI COMPANY 207 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of zlNzENDoRF LAUNDRY Compliments of PETER W. BLUM 81 SON BO-TY FLORIST 602 S. Stratford Road Winston-Salem, N. C. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 L. A. REYNOLDS 81 COMPANY !I',-- , Compliments of 754 '7ae. A FRIEND THE BASKETERIA Compliments of Fresh Meats, Sea Food, S U MMIT STRE ET Groceries, and Produce PHARMACY, INC. PA 2-4123 851 Reynolda Compliments of DICK PRITCHETT, INC. Everything in Real Estate Fort Myers, Florida The Newest Place With the Old Atmosphere! TAVERN ON THE GREEN Light Lunches - Snack Bar PITCH AND PUTT GOLF! Night and Day Cherry Street Ext. Opposite Coliseum 88 Girl of The Arno Oil THE ART OF VINCIATA flaw! Wake WW STUDIO REYNOLDA ESTATE WINSTON-SALEM, N. C 89 Visit our Varsity Shop for gifts for the College Man FRANK A. STITH CO. qiunlgu 'MukhiIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllll 'ul hi m ' ,lr Wu J ,gif ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,u ,lll ' Downtown and Northside Shopping Center Everything to outfit the style conscious young Junior Miss CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1961 THE FOLLIN COMPANY 413 Reynolds Building Phone PA 2-7149 BLUE BIRD CAB COMPANY, INC. 0 Prompt Courrteous Efficient 0 Taxi Service and Baggage Transfer Compliments of Lenwood Ammons A. C. Motsinger, Jr SALEM DAIRY BARN AMMON'S ESSO SERVICENTER Compliments of Emergency AAA Service Robin Hood Sz Reynolda Roads A Phone PA 5-2681 FRIEND Winston-Salem, North Carolina Phone PA 5-1305 P. O. Box 5231 KEMBLY INN An 82 Room Quality Motor Hotel Radiant Heat - Air Conditioned - Television Tile Tub Shower - Telephones - Free Continental Breakfast Single and Dummy Rates 1 U. S. 158 Expressway West at Cloverdale Exit - in City George B. Kempton, Jr., Manager 91 gfzigg Awfucfio On The Campus WAKE FOREST COLLEGE qw W! 2 W, ,eww 2 W Lp W qi N MW . fhwfgy yi W , , XS 32, QQ Ky my if .ff Q Q KWH MM QQ N 2 2 ix 3 M My E my fffy AW W2 MW EM EM 1-QW. sb E EK dw W 2,15 YK QW Q? mwlf M 'ig-2 is MY? 5250 M any ff -21,51 Q , ff MM MM 111, 1.. 11 .11 11. 1,1 1 1 1 ..1. 1 11 -I1 . 1 1 , 1 1 .1 yn l 1 1 1 11 ..A .10 ':. 1 11. 1-1, 1 111 1 . U 1 1 1- 1. 111 111' 1 H,1., 3111.1 1.1.1 I. r. 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