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

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No ILHQLIETTES ' w w 1 If P2 WW M317 vi fi ' ZS 4. 101 4 fx Z I f r W , , 4, f f 1 6. Q Q? 4 4 'f 0 ' QW T 2552? ' I ' 0 ,ZW 4 2 A M ,Z 6 , 'Lip . ff? S ' M ' ,gm X Ml Y fl fz M f ' 0799 iff . Wfgfy.-I W, M 5 Q 1,5531 iff' '4' - yi. 5 if 4 S G ' f ,vii - Q? 1 if f ff M vf .4 f H fl f ,af 5 ' ' . . L ' a ' ff QM' V, ' 2, f'f wif MY fm Q f , , X mi' I ' X ' by y f' M A W ' V' 0' AQ N 4' W ' ' , , '-116 32 -3 q f, ,. Q f ? . P- UQQ fi JQKW Vw, ygw ff' A , 5 V jaw Vg . , 0, ,XZT , WN., ,X 55 ffye., A t ,, .1 ' M 7 X . f J' - f V so 9' , A 'r , A Y, , f iff, X ,KW , 3 ' 1- - Al 'f , 4 , Vi A, . f- 1 Q . if ff ' as . ' J ,Q , b 'K vgiguf' 1' . Q SALEM -W-NNW. f 4 f 4 ,- FOREWORD The annual statt of l962 presents sil- houettes ot Salem in the hope that we may capture that elusive quality that is the Salem way of lite. Note a few characteristics ot a silhouette that make it applicable to the Salem spirit. A silhouette represents not one girl, but ev- ery girl, revealing, thus, the importance of each individual in the school community. ln that we are unable to discern petty tlaws within it, a silhouette represents Perfection. A silhouette is our ideal, the goal for which we strive. ln academics, in athletics, in every area, let each representative silhouette stand as an example tor us, that we may become ideal Salem Girls. A gi Ixntm 5,5 I If V' CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY . CLASSES .... ORGANIZATIONS I . ATHLETICS , . HONORS I . ACTIVITIES . , , SENIORS .,I,. ADVERTISEMENTS , . . DEDICATION When we are asked to recall what we best remember about Miss Nunn, some ot us will picture her sitting on the bleachers in the gym cheering the Academy team on to victory. Others will remember math class and Miss Nunn's rules such as Dear Aunt Sally, guaranteed to make any math problem easier. Still others will recall the long hours she spent atter school help- ing girls understand the mysteries ot math. Finally, she will be remembered for her sense ot humor that was manifested in even the most trying situation. All ot these recollections are characteristic ot Miss Nunn, who is an ardent Academy tan, advisor and teacher, and a will- ing participator in every school activity. To Miss Nunn we dedicate the l962 Quill Pen in appreciation ot her taithtul service as advisor and triend to the students ot Salem. 6 MISS ELSIE NUNN fn 1 'I fam! h f .. H... ,. 1 JY' 1. K 4 f F r SF' 2 r A , ,sp , 1 tiff fs DALE H. GRAMLEY K President 3 f' Solem College Q Winston-Solem, N. C. Nobody hugged me when I come in this morning! . . . Good morning . . . occom- plished speoker . . . stotistics. ff MISS MARY McCOY HODGES MISS ALICE M. LITWINCHUK Deon Principol 64 F R.E.D. I l29 N. Empire St. Swonnonoo, N. C. Wilkes-Borre, Po. Student Council Advisor . . . Community ond You people . , . From my point of view World Service Advisor. , . . . . . Senior Seminor . . . stimulotes You Girls, . . . responsibility . . , gym- thought . . . Neor view ond for vision. pothetic listener . . . noise . . . study holl stotistics . . . .--rfrwf 2 ' 'g g 1 I Q . f 1 5 g if Qui-35 M WIMWWH 'AA Q XA 4 I i 'twig . 1 W y at . 2. 13-:'2l 5.3 Q '1 f'4'! V, is lf Miss Virginia Aldige , R' if C 9 M -..gi gi'-. , . .1:tx:5 ' iQ'f'-'-Ziff zzr' 'fffrl' ,f:',4'.1. .:'. 'z:, ,- v ., , :42:.:::. :ff 4: yxmifs, f . so , . - r , .zg-,ff .:..'.. w. W . .:::. ix: .:- -M ' 5 ,.., . ... - . w 4. :,...,,...,, A f 1. ....w,,,n-,, ' -4? ' ',, T337 --73 P .::-- .: Zig ' ILM! ' .,, 273 -W 'rig'-4' 33:: .w . . ,. ...ga g . , A. ,Ag-ff-g.'.,, 3233: ...,. I .,...,.. .. .....,:r:f...f .......iM,,, K ,.,.... .. , fzffh , Mi.. ,gg,535m:g3,.'t.4Qv fL .,5' , -555 ..-s....,. .1- ...-io W I M, uni- s..,,,-Y. .,,' , nbygff., . .,.,, A . N 1 H 1. ..,. ..., , -.ww .. .. -.W--fz::J W. :w 52w 1 X 1' zur. H. reform 5 ' .izzfzzxfi . ---is-wglzbg. ., . ':mm..7. S.. 5:91 gulin'Jv v. A' 3:j:....E3g ..,. . V- 3....ft aj, 1, W, ,, f V--vw-, M, J....,..., . -gg-fywgf V '37 -21' 332224: 3 ....z: Mx pw qs nm... . ..1,zgg,v 1 . w- v.' fn -1 MLM wt? : mul my f-ji' , ii... M,..g.f g f 1., 7 122' JT' ' I , Baz: Q'p.:5gy' '- f an f 115::2 2'-f ' X ,sf :...':' '--A 1- . , wg . . My-, W .9 W' ff ...MQ Mrs. Faithe Amos Mr. James L. Bray History House Supervisor Drarnatics 626 S. Main Sf. 4072 Reidsville Rd. 2409 Walker Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. You see? . . . Oh come on, you Efficient . . . trouble shooter . . . Just say anything! . . . First of all! . . . Now l knew someone at Telephone for you, Mrs. Amos, all, learn your lines! . . . . . . . expressive hands . . . always hurrying. Mrs. Suzanne Britt Mrs. Jean Burroughs Latin Glee Club 286i Wesleyan Lane BOX 7405 . . . That's a what? . . . the joke of the day. Winston-Salem, N. C. Contrary to popular belief, Aeneas That's Let Wake Forest College Winston-Salem, N. C. me hear those t's . . reminds me of the time . . Kath- ryn and the baby. . That i QE' .-7 l . Mrs. Janet Goode Science 19 Hutton Sr., S.W. Winston-Salem, N. C. Red Cross Council Advisor . . . Sophomore Class Advisor . . . patient . . . just stick with me a minute. Mrs. Ann Hensel Geometry, Algebra College Village Winston-Salem, N. C. Year Book Advisor . . , Martian numbers . . . funny faces . . . attractive, vivacious . . . in- finite. Mrs. Enid Huff Assistant Registrar 263 Lucerne Lane Winston-Salem, N. C. Librarian . . . The spelling lesson for today is . , . northern accent . . . book fines. Miss Ruth C. Krouskup English lllO Grove St. Evanston, Ill. Senior Class Advisor, Nomina- tions Committee Advisor, Hon- or Council Advisor . . . Now, is there any need to go over this? Ladies class discus- sions. . . Mrs. Renna McNair House Counselor 7Ol Summit St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Good-night, girls . , . chic grandmother . . . airport ex- cursions . . . table lists. . . Mrs. Violet R. Lee Secretary 2755 Cherokee Lane Winston-Salem, N. C. Flower arrangements . . . school records . . , college boards . . . pleasant, efficient. .. gs 1 .mf ' .Ji -,r 4, gf' V. y , f Y lyfljg' - . ff ... 9' ,,. , 1 l Mrs. Dorothy Parker House Counselor 20 Ridge Road Pleasant Ridge, Mich. I don't see why not . . . banker . . . plane reservations . . . You bet, surely . . . l Mr. Wm. H. Mcilveen Bible 5l9 Church St. Winston-Salem, N. C. My opinion . . . . . . Now, really it wasn't that bad. . .. I see your point. . . . in- teresting religious discussions. n u Miss Verl Ann Owens Phys. Ed. Route 2, Box 304 Pulaski, Va. Junior Class Advisor . . Count off by two's . . . What's the score? . . . en- thusiasm plus . , . therefore ll Q ...B pr'- kN.,L X 3 Miss Elsie Nunn ,fx Mathematics Whiteville, N. C. Freshman Class Advisor .... ls everybody happy? . . Accentuate the positive . . ' . , . Chalk dust trail . . See? . 4 Mrs. Margery Mize French l546 Overbrook Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. l'm as sleepy as you are, but . . . . . . patience of Job . . . musical interests. Mr. Juan Miranda Spanish 614 W. First St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Spanish accent . . . We do not spell in Spanish . , . Muy bien , . . Oak Ridge. V Z Miss June Samson Mrs. Helen Sowers Mr. Clark Thompson Music Appreciation Dietitian Bible Sayre, Pa. 15 Walnut St. 519 S. Church St. Contributor to Solemls Cultural life Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. . . . definitions . . . warm smile. Clever centerpieces . . , tempting Uncle Tom . . . Miss- . . . meals . . . K.P. advisor. contagious laugh , . . only course with 6 exams a year. Mrs. Blevyn Wheeler Miss Hazel D. wheeief Focuftngxsf IA Registrar, Art Focuny Save 10 PVOSPSCT Sf- Winston-Salem, N. C. WO'P0'ef MOSS- scfabbiews Club Advisor . . . sms SplI'lfUOl COUDICH AdVlSOf . . . on blgckbogrd ' I I Dorff you HINGIGV S0YAI'C0 1'T - - - Poffed agree? Sir Rjoger . . . Whan that pan s . . . umnae News. Aprille , I , I 4. ' .1 U14 , 1 CLASSES S ff Class Officers: Paula Sue Russell, Treasurer, Frances Masland, President, Bonnie Davis, Vice President, Susan Southgate, Secretary. SENICR CLASS FRANCES MASLAND President f The Ring Banquet given by the Freshmen to the Senior Class of l962 was the first real mile- stone of the opening year. Following this event the traditional senior projects began: selling blazers, the Senior Bazaar, and the slave auc- tion. Other events long to be remembered by the Seniors were Senior Vespers, Junior-Senior, Class Day, and finally, the culminating event- graduation exercises, From the first day of the school year until graduation, each Senior conscientiously strove to give the best of herself in both academic and dormitory life. Through Senior-Seminar, religion classes, participation in school events, and ev- ery-day living, each girl became keenly aware of her responsibility as a citizen of the school and the community. lt is hoped that the silhouettes of the class of l962 will forever be present in the spirit of Salem Academy. I962 MARY STEVENS BRANDON HELEN CHARLENE BEARDSLEY LOUISE BAHNSON DAVIS SENICRS MELINDA EUGENIA BLANTCN I962 53 i PAULA EUGENIA HENRY MARTHA GREER GLENN har' nf ' LINDA HARRISON HOLMES SENICRS KARON EDNA HARROLD I962 MARY KATHARINE LAMBETH I-suv 1-1? 7' NANCY GRACELINN HUNDLEY X WILDA SUE JUSTICE SENICRS Q .MJ VIRGINIA ELEANOR MCGUIRE l962 JOSEPHINE MANIGAU LT NORTHUP SENICRS ,g...f- ,W FRANCES WILSON MASLAND CAROLYN McQUEEN Mmuss la...-'ug RENA MARIE PENN I962 PAULA SUE RUSSELL 'QU-wy wma? ANNA HICKS POTTER LYNNE CAMERON SIZEMORE SENIORS ADELAIDE TROTTER REECE I962 IF' , . M CAMPBELL HALL STEWART lf! ELIZABETH LEE SLAWTER SARAH RUTH STOWERS SENIQRS Liv SUSAN HARVEY SOUTHGATE i x V T I962 FORREST WHITLEY VOGLER 1 f ,- J . 1 Q XX ,..,., , ' :nik 1-,Z , . 'V ,vw NANCY PENELOPE TARWATER JANE CORN ET WARRICK SENIORS MARTHA ABERNATHY THOMPSON I962 CAROLINE REEVES WILSON JOAN REPASS WARRICK MARIAN DEE WHITE 24 SENIORS CAROL WEIL CLASS OF I962 E,-rx J W, ,. .. , , V, W, 14 vs .Mah ,. ,.,.....--.h., K X, I N.. Nr ua L ,,, - 'I-G iw -4' 25 '. J me-ei it 2 'f? ',T '.'2 l I X, if 4.-,'e'.3,'f1'fs'f, -' ff 0,1 I 'P 'fit l .5 'glnanunlnuvnv-mein-ai.uf.s,1gf, so--1 , . - I IQ -Q.. E5 Class Officers: Becky Todd, Secretory, Polly Weber, Vice-President, Anne Rigsby, Treasurer, Jody Bennett, President. JLI IDR CLASS The Junior Class started the year off with a bang-of the auctioneer's gavel, and one of the most successful Bake Sales ever. From that moment on everyone's extra time and effort was devoted to preparing for the long- awaited Junior-Senior. Busy Juniors rushed here and there selling Christmas cards, tip-ons, address books, Sunday morning doughnuts, note cards, and tickets for Slouch Day, The result? a wonderful dance and a memorable Junior year. By the time the end of the year approached, the girls realized that the responsibility of being upperclassmen, which officially began when they received their blazers in the fall, was soon to be fulfilled, for their Senior year was not far off. Jody Bennett 1875 Virginia Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C QR 5' v 'T Myra Boone t'V s lOOl Gloria Ave. li Durham, N. C. Sue Ann Brooks Box 892 Mount Airy, N. C. 26 'Q-1-. . l i l l l 1 i 1 l l l I l l l i l i Ane Christensen 6ll Kenesdee Ave. Knoxville, Tenn. Nancy Crain Monterey, Tenn. Fran Darr Box 235 Sporto, N. C. Catherine Davis 203 N. Moin St. Belmont, N. C. Jean Duty Hood Ave. Winchester, Ky. Parker Forbes Country Club Drive Reidsville, N. C. '90 Linda Brown Lynn Chatham 200l Carlisle Rd. Klondike Lodge Greensboro, N. 'Cn Elkin, N. C. E' JU IORS LB! 1, 2 - . -Fw in J' 3. 'tt' 163 27 Q ia .fa-vu' Gs. 'Q-TA Charlotte Michaels Monroeville, Ala. Esther Mims 8l0 Forth St. Newport, Tenn. Louise Noding 620 Yorkshire Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Ann New 604 College Drive Gaffney, S. C. Vicky Newlin 208 Shaw St. Randleman, N. C. Mary Beth Peterson 845 Watson Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. qi--nv' Ada Greenblatt 4328 Shawnee Lane Knoxville, Tenn. Ruth Harris Lakeside Drive Henderson, N. C. Betty Holliday Galivants Ferry, S. C Kathy Kidd Carrington Woods Milledgeville, Ga. Sharon Leckie 207 Grandview Bluefield, W. Va. Paula McCIister Machaven Bristol, Tenn. A -uf' 'xi Jenny Pleasants 1794 Robin Hood Road Winston-Salem, N. C, Kitsy Ramm 714 Oaklawn Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Anne Rigsby Casilla 2640 Lima, Peru Liza Roberts 779 Old Mill Road Chapel Hill, N. C. Blanche Russell Troy, N. C. Marty Ruth Fourth Street Dr. S. Hickory, N. C. :ix 'Hb P'-. JT JT' me br qC 'A Wg, A gg.. A9 HAL Q77 Susanne Spurr 1845 Buena Vista Rd Winston-Salem, N. C. Lucy Stead 2122 Myrtle Dr. Durham, N. C. Becky Todd 1202 West Rd. Kinston, N. C. Judy Walstan Route No. 2 Walstonburg, N. C. Ann Webb 980 Kenleigh Circle Winston-Salem, N. C. Polly Weber 205 Gardner Dr. Auburn, Ala. ka 13? P' c. x - f' :Q 5 561' if'- ' -'21 :ycfjxf s .mw gggjh-,,,, - ....i..4.,L:l. Class Officers: Peggy Ward, Treasurer, Brooke Johnson, President, Muffet Lavidge, Vice- President, Sharon Davis, Secretary. SGPHOMQRE CLASS Come on y'aIl, buy some . . . and BPFSC posters everywhere re- minded us that the Sophomores were on their way to a successful year. Class spirit, such as this year's Sophomores have shown, is most important for a good year, as all Salemites know. Class spirit was shown in their promptness in taking assignments to the infirmary, rain, or shine. From the beginning of the year, they saved and saved until time for their annual Open House, presented to the Senior Class the afternoon of Junior-Senior. After this they began the regular hoarding of money for the long antici- pated Junior-Senior of their Junior year. ln the spring, they presented to the school a most original skit, demonstrating the talent of the class. Everyone agrees that this year's Sophomores were a very enthusiastic and original group. Lucille Bair 2211 Buena Vista Road Winston-Salem, N. C. 'N Edith Baldwin 2530 Warwick Road 3' Winston-Salem, N. C. Penny Chamis 2520 Country Club Road Winston-Salem, N. C. 30 if 52 'if -2? 13 Z? Carol Clark Lucy Cooper Becky Craver Sharon Davis 146 Longmeadow 3l33 Briarcliff 804 Hillcrest Scottwood Dr Greenville, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. High Point, N. C. Gastonia, N C SOPHOMORE Jane Finch 25 Holly Hill Rd. Thomasville, N. C. Jane Fitzpatrick S. Arnold Ave. Prestonsburg, Ky. if Q 'iff' Dorothy Gohdes 2737 Circle Dr. 49' Durham, N. C. Mary Anne Hairston Cascade, Va. 31 ,- 'Y Barbara Harrell Box l755 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Africa Susan Howe Clarendon Gardens Pinehurst, N. C. 5-vii ull' S2 'W' Beth Hutchens 412 Hillcrest Dr. High Point, N. C. Brooke Johnson 456 Carolina Cir. Winston-Salem, N. C. Muffet Lavidge 7 l 8 Kenesaw Knoxville, Tenn. Flavel McMichael 52l Murphy St. Madison, N. C. Mary Lou Morris 3205 West Market St Greensboro, N. C. Kristin Noding 620 Yorkshire Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Diana Newman l307 Latham Rd. Greensboro, N. C. Marian Overby Snowhill, N. C. Patrice Patterson 3930 Plymouth Rd. Durham, N. C. Cheryl Rose 180 Roseland Rd. Galax, Va. Kinsey Sabiston Carthage, N. C. Ko ky Sowe rs 15 Walnut St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Sara Stadiem 901 Nelson St. Kinston, N. C. Dorothy Trotman 239 N. Hawthorne Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Peggy Word Styers Ferry Rd. Clemmons, N. C. Kathleen Wo rden 1423 Whitehorr. St. Bluefield, W. Va. Midg West 1922 Greenbrier Winston-Salem, N. C. Nancy Anne Wooten Route 1 Stantonsburg, N. C. 22 Shannon Pruitt 126 Person Cir. Louisburg, N. C. Molly Roper W. Freemason St. Norfolk, Va. Www? 1-L xii. ff? -ev 4227 wi -LC' at.: bf' 'Que .34 W V '7 Qt'-19' Class Officers: Ann Luther, President, Mary Dozier, Treasurer, Barbara Boyd, Secretary, Anne Workman, Vice-President. -W-Y - . --A FRE HMA CLASS This year's Freshman class has distinguished itself in its ardent school spirit and willingness to co-operate with the other students. As members of the Service Committee the Freshmen cheered many in the intirmary by bringing their mail. Again this year the class made a big success ot the ring banquet in the tall, decorating the walls with huge gold Senior rings made of con- struction paper and hula hoops. Few will target the excitement of that night. The Freshman Carnival, an event eagerly an- ticipated each year by all Salemites, was held on January 27. The crowd gathered in the social room really enjoyed the carnival, particularly its main attraction, the beatnik house. 12? Ugr- Margaret Bell Route l Box l48 High Point, N. C. .15 JR Barbara Boyd 'W' 205 Robin Road -q--9' T5-9' Mt. Airy, N. C. Mary 'Bost Cannon 65 North Union St. Concord, N. C. Jane Dodge 54 Marlborough Road Asheville, N. C. Ma ry Dozier 1105 Forest Hill Dr. High Point, N. C. Crystal Eisenburg 2400 Warwick Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Ellen Foster 1221 Biltmore Dr. Charlotte, N. C. Sheri Gibson 601 Emerywood Dr. High Point, N. C. Carol Graham Rt 7, Oak Summit Farms Winston-Salem, N. C. Lila Jenkins 2137 Warwick Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Ann Johnston 735 Arbor Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Jo Joyner 743 Edgewood Dr. Lakeland, Fla. Sherry Kirkland River Road Loudon, Term. Ann Luther Fincastle Farm Bluefield, Va. Mary Graham McMillan 718 Arbor Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. J udy Parish Box 152 Neptune Beach, Fla. Anna Ragland 1002 Cowper Drive Raleigh, N, C. Mary Ray Sams 2900 Club Park Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Cynthia Simmons 1010 Main Street Tarboro, N. C. Pamela Soefker 3025 University Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Sally van Noppen Danbury, N. C. Virginia Weiler 628 South Park Asheboro, N. C. Connie White 2634 Reynolda Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Jane Wood 3416 Alarnance Road Greensboro, N. C. Romaine Woodard 307 S. Kincaid Ave. Wilson, N. C. Anne Workman 249 East Georgia St. Woodruff, S. C. Susan Wright 206 West Crawford Ave. Monterey, Tenn. 'Nur P ---4' 'Q' J , Agni 'Wed 'QW if 4-an-ef ,W-at 96' vv in- rv' ,fad lug.. 'Q-3-iff' 'Y N30 Nn-.-- 'luv 4 , W fi lf' Q ig Left to right: Polly Tarwater, Jo Northup, Sarah Stowers, Susan Wright, Anna Potter, Flavel McMichael, Martha Thompson, Bambi Trotman, Lucy Stead, Louise Noding, Fran Darr, Jennie McGuire, JOSEPHINE NORTHUP President 11-'VH f 'f'i ff TLIDE T COUNCIL The Student Council meets regularly once a week to discuss and solve problems concern- ing dormitory Iite. lt consists ot a represent- ative trom each of the six halls, the President of the Council, the President of the Honor Council, two Senior counselors, and two day student representatives. During the year the Council sponsors the Birthday Banquet, the Christmas Banquet, ci Christmas Party tor the servants and their children, the closing banquet, and the inspir- ing Spirit Fire Service at the end of the year. Every girl at Salem is a member ot the Student Government and respects the self- governing system of which she is a vital part. 'l l Left to right: Jo Northup, Susan Southgate, Anne Rigsby, Jean Duty, Polly Tarwater Kristin Noding, Ann Luther, Kathy Warden, Sarah Stowers. HO BGR COUNCIL Honor is the most treasured yet the most intangible possession at Salem. Though intan- gible its presence is made real through the efforts of the Honor Council which is com- posed of the Honor Council president, the Student Council president, and representa- tives from each class and each clay student group. The Council's function is to help each student understand and fulfill the require- ments set forth in our honor code, especially in regard to academic work. The Council, in strengthening the integrity of each girl, personally, builds the integrity of the entire school. POLLY TARWATER President l in l Qu QLIILL PE To provide each student with a lasting and permanent momento of her year at Salem was the purpose of the i962 Quill Pen staff. Through hard work, cooperation, and the en- thusiastic help of Mrs. Hensel, the staff's sponsor, this purpose has been recognized. From these combined efforts has come a yearbook capturing the most meaningful phases of Salem life, mak- ing it a tangible container of the in- tangible spirit of Salem. Left to nqht Carol Weil Louise Noding Ane Christensen, Lucy Stead, Fran Darr, Caroline Wilson Sue Justice Rena Penn Charlene Beardsley Paula Henry, Martha Thompson, Parker Forbes Sue Ann Brooks Anne Rigsby Nancy Crain, Sancie Masland. - f-,ye f-f----F ? l ' s F ii 'it ,531-jim 2995- 1 First row: Bambi Trotman, Kristin Noding, Lee Slawter, Bonnie Davis, Peggy Ward, Nancy I-lundley, Susan Southgate, Edith Baldwin, Lucy Cooper. Second row: Suzanne Spurr, Dede White, Mary Beth Peterson, Jenny Pleasants, Whitley Vogler, Jody Bennett, Midg West, Kitsie Ramm. The Ad Staff, composed chiefly ot day students and headed this year by Whitley Vogler, is an important part of annual publication. This group ot girls collects advertisements from both Winston-Salem and out-of-town merchants to defray publishing ex- penses. With efficiency and ability the Ad Staff contributed greatly to the publi- cation of the i962 Quill Pen. WHITLEY VOGLER Business Manager l SCRlBBLER'S CLUB C Officers: Charlene Beardsley, Editor, Vicky Newlin, Ass't Editor, Romaine Woodard, Art Editor, Ann Luther, Sec. 81 Treas. With an eager new sponsor, Mrs. Wheeler, and an energetic new staff, the Scribbler's Club decided that it was time some changes were made. New girls were asked to write an article or draw a picture for application for membership. The Club revised its constitution, then began to raise the standards of the magazine. Some ofthe basic changes were: having Salem College print the issues, changing the name Spilled Ink to The Academe, and charging a small fee of tive cents for each issue. Members met weekly to discuss the art of good writing, to listen to advice from veteran authors such as Russell Brantley, to read and analyze submitted material, and to assemble the magazine. The goal of The Academe is to truly reflect Salem's lite and ideals. This was accomplished only through the wholehearted interest and sup- port of the entire student body. Left to right: Mary McMillan, Vicky Newlin, Susanne Spurr, Deedie White, Charlene Beardsley, Jean Duty, Pat Patterson, Nancy Hundley, Ann Luther, Anne Rigsby, Romaine Woodard, Susan Southgate. DRAMATICS CLUB Left to right: Esther Mims, Susan Southgate, Caroline Wilson, Sue Brooks, Paula McClister, Shan Pruitt, Dede White, Lynn Sizemore. A roar of applause is heard from the audi- ence, lights are turned on, and all rush up to congratulate the actresses on their perform- ances. This is a typical end to an evening spon- sored by the Dramatics Club. At Salem the Dramatics Club is another facet which provides a girl with the opportunity to express herself. The parts in the plays are not exclusive to Dramatics Club members. Any girl who wishes to become a member may do so by acquiring an allotted number ot points which she earns by stage participation or behind the scenes. Much at the success ot the Dramatics Club is due to our director, Mr. James Bray, who works untiringly until the final words are spok- en, places everybody. Shan Pruitt, Secretary 8. Treasurer, Paula McClister, President. f ' ' 'P , rulers: :s- ' l , I f' 3.2 i 127,54 f. ' M M...,.,.f W, 4. Q Cr f -s f'? 5 5 P 'A 8 . at X BN , 'X v X 5 V -v:. 0N8I'-uw DANCE COMMITTEE: Jody Bennett, Sue Brooks, Whitley Vogler, Assistant Chairman, Kay Lambeth, Chairman, Brooke Johnson, Margaret Bell. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committees of Salem are com- posed of the Dance Committee and the Ban- quet Committee. The Dance Committee plans and decorates for the school dances, carry- ing out its themes with striking originality. The Banquet Committee has the job of decorating the dining-room for the Father- Daughter banquet in November and the Birthday banquet held during late winter. As a result of this committee's work the dining- room is transformed into a fairy-land for each banquet. Due to careful planning and direction by both groups each social event at Salem has been very successful this year. BANQUET COMMITTEE: Joan Warrick, Chairman, Cynthia Simmons, Martha Glenn, Susan Southgate, Lynne Sizemore, Kathy Kidd, Nancy Crain, Jane Warrick, Blanche Russell, Carol Weil, Susan Howe, Ann New. I rg K 5 5 i l uf 'f' f i.....,,,'-sf, Q-'V COMMLI ITY A D WORLD MOLLY BRANDON and RENA PENN, Co-cha i rmen. SERVICE COMMITTEE The Community and World Service Committee, which is composed ot representatives from each hall and the day student group, gives an opportunity to each Salemite to help those less fortunate than herself. This year the Community and World Service Com- mittee combined with the Red Cross in order that together more work could be done tor the community. Through the varied duties ot the Committee, many different groups are helped. The donations which are given by the student body pay the educational ex- penses ot several girls at Colegio Morava, the Mora- vian school in Nicaragua. ln addition the Committee sponsors an Italian foster child, Daniela Proietti, who writes us heartwarming letters. Left to right: Catherine Davis, Mary Ray Sams, Jody Bennett, Shan Pruitt, Susan Howe, Rena Penn, Nancy l-lundley, Anne Rigsby, Jean Duty. RC' i GLEE ' , wg 2353 -3 Vg 1? 'U 'fg W W' 1 Q ' Y. A ' ' I I I f w I Y y Do you like to sing? lf so, you are among the many who join the Salem Academy Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Burroughs. The Glee Club meets for forty-five minutes on Wednesday and for ninety minutes on Friday. During these meetings each girl learns to make the best use of her voice through extensive drill and practice. Often the girls are divided into three groups according to the parts they sing, in order to become pro- ficient in the songs they are to perform. Under Mrs. Burroughs' expert supervision each girl gains knowledge of the world of music. The first occasion for excitement for the Glee Club members was the Father-Daughter banquet, held the Wednesday night before Thanksgiving, during which the girls sang to a most appreciative audience. Their hard work and concentration brought forth two Christmas programs, one for Ade- laide's church to thank her for her faithful service and one for parents and faculty which really put everyone in a Chrstmas spirit. Hard work still continued after Christmas for a program for the Mother-Daughter Tea held in the spring. Excitement rose to its highest point as the girls prepared for a joint concert with Asheville School. The Glee Club's final performance was held at Commencement Vespers, which crowned an eventful and successful year. :-SLU l I F f'x Q 0 Y , ,ke WZ? Y L 7 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Kathy Kidd, Treasurer, Lynn Chatham, Secretory, Jennie McGuire, Presi- dent, Jane Warrick, Vice-President. A I THE GUIDING SPIRIT LIBRARIANS: Barbara Harrell, Molly Roper, Par- 5' . ker Forbes, Head Librarian. www M dMWw.M,W . .w.1,w4f ', 44? if AS, ox ? SPIRITUAL LIFE CGLINCIL Salem's Spiritual Lite Council strives to enrich the lives of the students through morn- ing devotions, Friday night devotions, Sunday vespers, and Religious Emphasis Days. These services are given by the faculty, students, and guest speakers. This year the speaker for Religious Emphasis Days was Dr. W. Ken- neth Goodson from Centenary Methodist Chruch in Winston-Salem. With the aid of Miss Wheeler, Adelaide Reece, and the other girls on the Council, this organization is successful in promoting Christian living at Salem. ff Y' 'ADELAIDE REECE President Left to right: Esther Mims, Sora Stadiem, Catherine Davis, Cynthia Simmons, .lane Warrick Anna Potter, Lynne Sizemore, Martha Glenn, Ann New, Betty l-lollidoy, Adelaide Reece ' V . 1-9 X ' ,' 1 X 48 4 I JL M., 4 4 fe, THLETICS XX fNf. Q X V , . . I ,. V 4 X Y? 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M Q ' , A S 1 2-3 ?-f'+f fi 3' 2 3 i i i 2 5 S ,f .,, , 'AA - Emi V :Q fl f Y if g wg 1'A sb? f s Q 2 A 5 . 61, 'DA mf 2.22 Q i 4 3 5 ? ? VE 2 5 52 A 2 3 A f ' 5 A 5 W S f A Q ? 2 , ' A Y 1 f Q , af kV Q3y.i-i? MQ ' W . E 53 '15 XQ X f- iw' fqg,-N 4, H A 1 u :n 1. 1 A warm tall day- and a game ot tennis. Ready, aim, fire! .' 3 . , Wig. Make that goal! ATHLETIC At Salem every girl is a member of one ot our athletic teams, Gold and Purple. ln September a picnic is held at which new girls are chosen for either team by the Purple and Gold captains. Atter the new members have been selected, the traditional tug-of-war takes place. A legend has grown up that the team winning this contest will win the silver cup at the end of the year, but this has not always proven true. A girl may win points for her team lthe team earning the most points wins the cup? , 1 . v x ' X 5 ll ' ' A x x , x .. N x , ', N . ., , t , X, ,., . X GOLD CHEERLEADERS CALE DAR by taking morning walks and participating in the various athletic activities offered at Salem. The variety of sports offered is large enough to accomodate the preferences of al- most everyone. Both group and individual sports are offered in class and intramurals, some of which are soccer, volleyball, swim- ming, and bowling. By promoting good sports- manship and school spirit, the athletic pro- gram helps each Salemite to become a well- rounded individual. PURPLE CHEERLEADERS Fast action on the basketball court! These tumblers possess skill and balance Salem's answer to the New York Yankees. H A- I 3451: . i ., tw l ' Ti? l 5: 3 CAROLYN MEARES, Head of Golds, and CAROLINE WILSON, Head of Purples. . ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of the heads of the Gold and Purple teams and the leaders of the different sports which include soccer, hockey, basketball, softball, and others. The Council sponsors intramurals for the different activities and also a tournament between the two teams as a climax to a sport's season. The Council also sponsors a banquet each semester at which awards are given for outstanding performance in a particular sport. The aim of the athletic program at Salem is to promote good sportsmanship and active school spirit. This goal is reached with the help of Miss Owens and every student's good will and participation. Left to right: Lucy Stead, Ada Greenblatt, Polly Weber, Caroline Wilson, Kay Lambeth, Carolyn Meares, Parker Forbes, Flavel McMichael, Esther Mims, Sue Brooks, Muffet Lavidge, Barbara Harrell, Myra Boone, Susan Howe, Linda Brown. G-11 4 Wa. Www., IE ' HO OR GRADUATE Josephine Northup and Sue Justice, the two seniors with the highest scholastic average in the Class ot 1962, have been chosen as this year's Honor Graduates. In recognition of the outstanding work which they have done to merit this award, their names are inscribed in gold on the wood plaques in the social room. 54 if Q Y db. YK sr P Q 1 i' P 'Tf WH-,M I 5 i V 3 J' 4 J Q, Lx t Left to right: Jody Bennett, Jean Duty, Anne Rigsby, Louise Noding, Brooke Johnson, Cheri Rose, Sherry Kirkland. ACADEMIC CGMMENCEME T MAR HAL One of the highest honors which an underclassman may receive at Salem Academy is that of Academic Commencement Marshal. These seven out- standing girls are chosen by the senior class on the basis of school spirit, academic standing, citizenship, service, and poise. The duties of this group include serving at the Senior-Faculty breakfast given in the spring, and most important, acting as marshals for the seniors at the graduation exercises. 55 ZA BEAUTY QU EEN BoNNlE DAVIS For 1962 Bonnie Dovis hos been chosen os our Beouty Queen. Eoch yeor the sophomore closs holds o poll for the election of the queen in which the entire student body votes. Announcement of the winner ond the runners-up, who were Reno Penn, Poulo Henry, ond Lee Slciwter, wos rnode ot the Sophomore Open House in Februory, r fi 9 14, f f Bfltif S ,Q V, ,375 L A . ,fjv 2 ff' H ,fy my , W f' mf, if V Q, Z 7 f Q 1 , Q Q . 0 , A HP ff, 4. Afify Q Q :KCDW 9, WG f 4 f Y. , M., z,,,..,.',.Qf-w. ' -U Q 29? Q C Xin! WN . f XV' H 7,52 ffh,w,,f NS'-fx-f 1 ' 9',4..., ., C W154.-xz'3,a6wA-'K'SMH'-1-44 ' : ' Q .V , 3 J 1 YY 1 F 5 x 4' ' Z fz h K. , 3212.4 '51 1 , 511 . , wiki 54:5 , 1 J - v1-g - c,4f', ,w-MQ f. M V ' x f 4 , Q 1,4-1W,,.h: , 0 . ..i.nvQ Q Zh ' , .. I gf., :fi X12 ' Q , , 1 Q, , ,Q lgigfxi- , pl., y .- Bird's eye view of the chow line. Business transactions at the Senior Bazar in November. ln Jonuaryvthe Boys' Choir of the Episcopal Church in High Point gave the program for Sunday evening vespers. ' 4 K. Q X L' A scene from Catherine Parr, one of the three act plays presented in November by the Dramotics Club. 58 W -.,.-N. 352 - - fs r s. xW ,,5jv'2 ,ihff K Ai vt X 5 it fn. This year the juniors elected these tour girls as servers at Junior-Senior: Anna Ragland, Muftet Lavidge, Shan Pruitt, and Susan Wright. Before Christmas Senior Vespers were held during which a love feast was participated in, followed by the impressive candle service. 'u .sg. ' ' ,--A MZ, ,L I ,Q , ,ff . ttf' 'rf A , , 2 ' 'IQ ff 1 - N' - f an I ,, 1 ,, k s -.H --1-' 0 f , rf j , ' 1 , If 1 1 f - Margaret Bell presides over the baby picture contest at the Freshman car- nival. The weekly trudge between the laundry and school. 5 --f-1-- - ' -e -4,,:.s,...W, ,ff Q.. ,4 ...Q - zz: Studio art classes conducted by Miss Wheeler are one vital phase of Salem's cultural activities. 59 .rf--rv-.-,,--1--f-w,.-..,.,.7..,,, .... .N . I my W 2 'mfg' Dr. Kenneth Goodson holds an evening discussion with students during Religious Emphasis Days. Members of the Standards Committee meet in the reception room. Jane Warrick, Co-chairman, Lee Slawter, Co-chairman, Martha Glenn, Bonnie Davis, Rena Penn, Sarah Stowers, Martha Thompson. WW Br r Xi X At Salem progress is our most important product. 5:71 To keep things running smoothly is the task that Adelaide McCain has performed so well for many years at Salem. att! l , . 5' if. ill - K. f . Y' ', so will -- it m if' 4 ex ' f lip X 1 . 1 . 8-91 f Qui yy! U n 'Q . X V ,, X , fa Vx Ig 3 we pw, iwq X ii X 4? 2 1 , ,l 0 353: E 4 M-muff 3 X ,Q ,'v,VV A , f ra s wr W - , V .fi W Q Q , A A . rm 'QW K I fi , Q. ,Q W,-,, '4 Jw- I A 5 if gw f f' , U, ,- ,V A 35 ' W, X a Ai W N 9 w 3, if .V f if ,, . K 35 fn X20 fy! A , i EQ W, K fi xf S IDRS W in-,., Y SENIOR ACTIVITIES derclassmen may gain is that of being chosen as a senior's An honor that certain un personal marshal. Each member of the graduating class selects one ot the underclass- men early in the year. ' ' ' l D icture and the Junior-Senior A marshal assists in getting ready for the Cass ay p dance. Th h the duties of a marshal are few, the office of marshal is important, for it aug draws the underclassmen and seniors together in closer friendship. Af' - .tgyt y . uw, ! , . I . '- T CHARLENE BEARDSLEY MELINDA BLANTON 64l Yorkshire Rd. Box 631 Seneca, S- C- Winston-Salem, N. C. Mentholatum-''ferfef j CC1Cl4l6, COClfl6 - BUT, Bonjouir +-tapes, tapes, tapes- Oh, really? Kay I can't remember! -lmpersonations-What - Hurrah for fhe U. 5. moi' qmalejgff- Donn, h m just sit there-contributeI - Keep smiling . am ll gonna do? - Please don't change t e roo tonight. Marvelous! Yearbook Staff 3, Banquet Committee 3, Co-chair- man, Spiritual Life Council 3. Vice-president of class 2, Scribbler's Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Community and World Service Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4. M0rSl'1Ol--Sue BFOOIQS Marshal-Lynn Chatham MOLLY BRANDON 4524 Gilbert Dr. Shreveport, La. Now at Chate . . . -97 pounds- Why won't they tell me? -clipped Brittish accent- not 6' 5 . . . 6' 6 - REAL-LY, dulinkl Glee Club 3, 4, Community and World Service Committee 4, Co-chairman, Banquet Committee 4. BONNIE DAVIS 2828 Forest Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Bounce - Sweetie, thank you so much! -Dear B.-Sincerely-Togetherness- WeiI, girls . . . Glee Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Ad Staff 2, 3, 4, Community and World Service Committee 2, Vice- President of class 4, Standards Committee 4. Marshal-Peggy Ward Marshal-Ruth Harris E 3- , .4 ff fl, pm ' ' Q , i. lil xl. was ' . Iv. -:I ,. r 2 ,, , 3 ,.....g. Riff 'N ifflfli, Nl- x Q 'L , - ' ' I in fin MARTHA GLENN 212 Church St. KAY HARROLD Tazewell, Va. MOUHYOW1 Cifvf Tenn- Nix! -'!'Oh nor -'Ive old . . . Don't Not in here you won't! -The Promised Land- UnDlUQ HFYIY bl0nl46 fll A'fT9f1f5OV1, l'VG QOT the Virgil! - Scandal Sheet. - Nighty Night! Shower! People!! eiee club 3, 4, Ad Staff 4. Community and World Service Committee 2, Red Cross Council 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Spiritual Life Council, Vespers, 4, Standards Committee 4. Ma rsha I-So ra Stad iem PAULA HENRY West Winds Abbott M. Saint Simons Island, Ga. 'Sea Island -French twist-flip-tlops- Ned - l've got to study! Rollicking laughter-deep voice, birdlegs, mushrooms, and pickles! Scribblers' Club 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4. Ma rsha I-Romaine Wooda rd i fmsvwwa-2-in-mt------x----4---V-'---W -1 Marshal-Polly Weber LINDA HOLMES 336 Bridge St. . Leaksville, N. C. Ya'Il, guess what? - I dreamed last night that Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Service Committee l. Marshal-Mary Anne Hairston X NANCY HUNDLEY 42l Lynn Avenue Winston-Salem, N. C. l don't understand! -Davidson- Did anyone mention Thomas Jefferson? - He's just fine. Glee Club 3, 4, Community and World Service 4, Scribblers' Club 3, 4, Ad Staff 4. Ma rsha I-J ody Bennett KAY LAMBETH Box 67l Thomasville, N. C. Cakes-KayDiddle- The Twister - Melinda, re- mind me to .... -Chic- But, but . . . - Gross! - Yeah, yeah, sure! Glee Club l, 2, 3, Athletic Council 3, 4, Chairman of Social Committee 4. Marshal-Jane Finch CAROLYN MEARES Fairbluff, N. C. Myrtle Beach, which one should I date , l'm going on a diet T-O-M-O-R-R-O-W- Please tell them l'm not here - Put a white flag up quick! - Holy ears. Scribbler's Club 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Honor Coun- cil l, Head of Gold Team 4, Cheerleader 4, Latin Club l, Community and World Service l. Marsha l-Betty Holliday l SUE JUSTICE cfo Ebasco Services Inc. 2 Rector St. New York 6, N, Y. Closet Drama--Susie-baby powder-hot tea- Oh, this is the best divideer page! - Pleasant dreams. early morning hiccups- where is my . . . .?? - Sucius. Glee Club 2, 3, Scriblers' Club 3, Secretary, Nomi- nations Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Honor Graduate. Ma rsha I-Fran Da rr '1 JENNIE McGUIRE Box 501 Sylva, N. C. You Know - Arnulf - l'm going to Germany -Classical music- l guess l had better go sing - Sure is cold -that lpana smile, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Glee Club 3, President of Glee Club 4, Red Cross Council Pres. 3, Spiritual Lite Council 2, Natural Bridge Conference 2, Student Council 4. Marshal-Susan Howe SANCIE MASLAND 4700 Jamestown Rd. Washington l6, D. C. Will ya'll please be quiet? - Would you like some tea? -bouftant French twist-knitting. Glee Club 2, 3, Social Committee 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Marshal-Anne Rigsby HS- nas- in Q law .M if . -4 fgrg.. ng L L- JY :A ul ii l l l JO NORTHUP 69l Great Pond Rd. North Andover, Mass. Whoops! -three minute showers-Yose-Smith - That's bad business Always on the go , . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Community and World Service Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Honor Council 3, Class President 2, Commence- ment Marshal 2, 3, Athletic Council 3, Dramatic Club 2, Yearbook Staff 3, Cheerleader 2, Honor Graduate. Marshal-J udy Walston ANNA POTTER Snow Hill, N. C. Hucks - l'li - That's sooo sweet -- Could l ask just one more question? - What in the world . . .l l can't see. Class President l, Commencement Marshal l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, Scribbler's Club 2, Student Council 4, Spiritual Life Council 4, Secretary-Librarian, Cheerleader 4. Ma rsha I-Ma rion Ove rby PAULA SUE RUSSELL Troy, N. C. Susie - I don't believe it! -Jaguar- No, No, No! - But l'm sleepy , . . - Dad gum itl Student Council 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Scribbler's Club 4, Vice-President of Class 3, Cheerleader 3, Secretary of Class 4, Spiritual Life Council 4, Projects, Banquet Committee 4. Marshal-Ma rty Ruth A ft rw -. fi 5-Keanu al . RENA PENN lOO9 E. Nakomis Cr. Knoxville, Tenn. U.T.- Contact trouble! --West- Witt Angel Baby -Miss Malaprop- l've got a problem. - My greatest aim in life is . . . Social Committee 3, Red Cross 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Community and World Service Committee 4, Co-chairman, Standards Committee 4, Cheerleader 4. Marshal-Flavel McMichael ADELAIDE REECE 220 Riverside Dr. Morganton, N. C. Blowing Rock-Big predicaments- I want the telephone next. - Guess who l saw at the foot- ball game? -- Let's clean up! -Pretty Feet- Contacts. Secretary ot Class 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cheer leader 3, Spiritual Lite Council 4, President. Marsha l-Pa rker Forbes LYNNE SIZEMORE 629 Colonial Drive High Point, N. C. l just know he's taller than l am - Exercise exercise! - Oh, YA'LL! -Duke-Yankees. l Honor Council 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Com- munity and World Service Committee 3, Spiritual Lite Council 4, Friday night devotions, Social Com- mittee 4. Ma rsha I-Sha n Pruitt .snr ,f ft E- LEE SLAWTER 62l Yorkshire Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Flea- You can't be seriousl l must be terribly dumb, but . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, Honor Council l, Student Council 2, 4, Co-chairman ot Standards Committee 42 Add Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Freshman Class. A Marshal-Bambi Trotman CAM STEWART Box 3 9 7 Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Dietl Remember . . . and . . . -Pika at UNC! - l'm so excited! -Think, think, can't you re- member? Student Council l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross l, Community and World Service Com- mittee l, 2. Marshal-Myra Boone POLLY TARWATER 605 Cumberland St. Harriman, Tenn. Actually, it just couIdn't be stranger . . . - Hidyl - 's awful nice of you. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Aco- demic Commencement Marshal 3, President of Honor Council 4. Marshal-Nancy Crain x t SUSAN SOUTHGATE 2500 Forest Drive Winston-Salem, N. C. Breck cover girl-Cameo features-dogs- Well, now . . . Treasurer of class 2, Red Cross 3, Ad Staff 3, 4, Scribblers' Club 3, 4, Honor Council 4, Standards Comm, 4, Secretary of class 4, Dramatics Club, Social Committee 4. Marshal-Charlotte Michaels SARAH STOWERS A , ,, 1: Z X X Box 264 Harriman, Tenn. Puns-Closet Drama-- Sweet Dreams -Duke- Sa -Blue- Quick, where's a magazine? Al- ways smiling- My mouth flew open . Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Community 8. World Service Comm. 2, 3, Treasurer of class 3, Student Council 4, Senior Counselor 4, Standards Comm. 4, Honor Council 4. Marshal-Ada Greenblatt MARTHA THOMPSON Forest Hills Lincolnton, N. C. You're kiddin -knitting-candid--3CS-hard matresses-eating-curly hair-neatness. Honor Council 2, 3, Commencement Marshal 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Nominating Comm. 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, Standards Comm. 4, Senior Counselor 4, Student Council 4. Ma rsha l-J ane Wood is is W Xtw' N ,,- ve:- cpl-U-,.-..........., I 4 Q at , I WHITLEY VOGLER 2800 Forest Drive Winston-Salem, N. C. Whit -Mark- l'll get sickl - This is so bor- ing. - Naw! --Muchas- E-e sure, granny. - We have two minutes. Glee Club 2, 3, Ad Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Honor Council 2, 3, Dance Committee 4, Co- chairman, Scribbler's Club 4. Marshal-Ellen Foster JOAN WARRICK Washington College, Tenn. Darn bobby pins! - Gras- -Silvery Moon- Drippy faucet- You know what I mean? -- knitting. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Community and World Serv- ice Committee 2, Chairman of Banquet Commit- tee 4. Marshal-Esther Mims CAROLINE WILSON Windsor Farm Cascade, Va. Crawline -Crow- Carry me back to old Vir- ginny - Please don't play Shout. - Gotta take a nap. - Thaaat's right! -- Crunch. Commencement Marshal 3, Head of Purple Team 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4, Athletic Council 4. Marsha I-Mary Lou Morris ,gs- 191' as.. 01 If 5 1 .'., it ' S I- ff' - X JANE WARRICK Washington College, Tenn. Shrimp -- Hee-hee - I've gotta practice. - l haven't gotten a letter in two days . . . -Frank Sinatra. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, accompanist 3, 4, Vice- president 4, Spiritual Life Council 2, 4, Music 4, Captain ot Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Co-chairman of Standards Committee 4, Banquet Committee 4. Marshal-Lucy Stead . :mz.Y'm. 7 . , . .. I,-Mm-e,.. ,.' 5. , .. 1,-M, CAROL WEIL 7lO North Lionel Goldsboro, N. C. Laugh heartily -- Comrade - Ze old country - I know what let's do! - Sharpl wit- Ching pung - Wile . Scribbler's Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Ban- quet Committee 4. Marshal-Cheri Rose DIDI WHITE I83O Buena Vista Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. I'm so excited! - You don't know how gleeped I am. - I'II just die! - Yeh-lots of luck - FabuIous! - Faol's paradise . Yearbook Staff 4, Ad Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4, Scribbler's Club 4. Marsha I-Susanne Spurr '- sl A--s, . f 3' . . p... ., ,,.,,...,,-- , .Q A . rf-if-q.,.'g.s .'-1, 4 .1 un frtffdgl .q .j 1 fa W., ,M I ,. ., -'nm A , T' .- I Tv , ,Q-'74 21: .- ik 13 U ' l A t 551 .. Wu 'T' If 1. x 22 13 5, . ,EJ M .1-. :1,11i..-4. A .4 . , tr fs- I...- f- . 'Z i . Ii Q Q1 J W :yawn -aww Q 'Br' I. fg -. - , Q33 f , ' - 1 .Y .ff 0' ' o -. .. -V-gil' . A 4 A .1 9 A 'W 15, . ,,, I lil-ui-'Y-4 .- 1 -x - L3 Dian. '39 -- fra- R4, ,W . -Jas, THE E Qafffgi-N2.' g 'IJ 'P-' .-Y -'Z'f 4fr.-, aff es- swf x ' uf-'fiif- ' ff .--'E 9' . if- 14.wi'3 - . ci z' 'my - fr ..i-I Q?-054 Lit? -' ' ,,:,... fx F I 'N if ' , X 'J Q K K 4n at . . I. if Ai ,-021 5 ii Ri ,. ish i 4: D SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Craver Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Craver Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Darr Mr. and Mrs. Archie K. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Doak Finch Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fitzpatrick Mr. Robert Foster Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Graham Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Grimsley Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hundly Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Luther Drs. Harold S. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McMichael Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. McMillian Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Meares Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Michaels Mr. Alfred G. New Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Newman, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Herschel Penn Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pleasants Mr. and Mrs. James H. Potter Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ramm Dr. and MrS. John C. Reece Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sabiston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Southgate Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Spurr Dr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Stead, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Stowers Mr. and Mrs. F. Eugene Vogler Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Warden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Weiler Mr. and MrS. Robert F. West Dr. and Mrs. Edward R. White Mr. and Mrs. Erwin C. White Mr. and Mrs. David W. Woodard Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Workman Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wright, Jr. 69 THE OREGINAL f. 5531? 1- :- , .,, .,'.,. ' 32 514125:-' 020:62 Wm 1:6231 M. , 1. .-.-4.04.1 X 7 , W b1EAK 1'1GUSE11U.E FEATURING .f .v -- '34 The Fomous Town Steok House Solod Cfffg Only Choice Western Beef Your Choice of ltolion Dishes Y . Shnskobob Seofood Vorieties 3 Definitely Reosonoble Luncheons ond Dinners Cosuol or Formol Atmosphere For Reservations or Carry Out DIAL PA 2-0005 1-loursz 11 A.M. 'til 11:30 P.M. Americon Express Sun: 11 A.M. 'til 10:30 P.M. Honored Corner Howthorne Rd. ond 107 Locklond Ave. 1 HCQQ V M ms- I 11--1 11' .N EVE-'z zz-i X I lm I f uf il? li ,MM I II I HI 'I f ,f f Ty.--f it xi ' .... ... .. 70 PLEASANTS HARDWARE CUMPANY WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA C- The Salem Bunk Stare I Xvmlge-wv0n1I China W 41 I-nnlpln-lv -lfxvk of all -1'1-ln-- in pink uml lxluv. XX ritv inr prim-1-N .mfl 'l 71 . .3+- -4- THE S. GALESKI OPTICAL COMPANY PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS CONTACT LENSES 207 West 4th Street Winston-Solem North Corolino TIL . '7ac. 1 WEST FOURTH STREET Compliments of McPHAI L'S Compliments of o friend Compliments of NORMAN STOCKTON, INC. Compliments of VOGLER JEWELRY THE SEPARK MUSIC q l l l l l l Compliments of l COMPANY Music of all Publishers 636 West Fourth Street l l Winston-Solem, North Corolino i COLORACTION in your Journal and Sentinel COLGR - the dynamic ingredient in the solid dependable news- paper medium that provides that .something extra in newspaper readability. Today Journal and Sentinel COLORACTION in uni- form 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 effort by the Journal and Sentinel to capitalize on the news- paper's great productive capacity to bring you the news in com- plete detail. WINSTON-SALEM TWIN CITY JUURNAL and SENTINEL CMorningl CSundayl Clfveningl Broadcast Affiliate Telecast Affiliate WSJS-TV WSJS-AM:FM Channel l2 600 KC - lO4.l MC NBC for Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point l 7 3 TWIN CITY DRY CLEANING, INC. 6l2 West Fourth Street We specialize in cleaning Wedding Gowns Evening Dresses Dinner Jackets One Day Service WALKER'S FLORIST II6 North Poplar St. Phone PA 5-9706 Flowers for all occasions Compliments of MORRIS SERVICE LAMP POST Exquisite Footwear 422 West Fourth St. Compliments of ROMINGER FURNITURE CO. 423 N. Liberty sf. Compliments of TWIN CITY PACKING CO O SHOP, INCORPORATED I., r F Q 1 I I 3 I 4 1 I r 1 A M 1 'N 1 1 1 4 Downtown UHERTS Qi Thruwoy o i -r '1 ' ran' gf: f A . o fi' D 5 5 f' 1 F o o jmifff f W Z F 6 ., if gg! 21 1 A 4 Eb 9 ' 9 -Q 11 ., , 5 A f , A 4 o 3- .Q 4 ' ?' Y 5 -P ' A1, o X ' + ' A 'Q 8 x s X r 4 4 'Q o ' 7 2. I Solemites love to shop L. Roberts 613 Wolnut PHONE PA--44113 'l'R0'l'MAN'S Custom Picture Framing Prints Restoring St. Winston Solern, N. C HICKURY M0'l'EL HICKORY, N. C. 81 Units Adjoining- I-loword Johnson Restouront 6 P. H. Hanes Knitting Co. pays tribute to the schools and colleges of North Carolina and to the people who study there to prepare themselves for a fuller life and greater service to mankind P. H. HANES KNITTING CO. WINSTON-SALEM, N. c. va 'f ... fis gm si - 00 ? ? '1 'YAY 5 'P ' qi, Mnsiv Compliments of HIGHLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY -5524 dk West Fourth S Winston-Salem, N. C Compliments of .IIIYNEII LUMIIEII UUNIPANY, INC RGANE HOSIERY, INC RUSSELL HOSIERY MILLS INC. , w x P 1 3 Q N. , ' ' ilbfdlv , Q , Congratulations, 6 6 GRADUATES! You are graduating into the freest economy on earth . . . the only one left where you can pick your own job and work out your own ideas about making it more productive and more profitable. Your diploma is o challenge to understand Our Way . . . to Keep It Free and Make It Better DUKE POWER COMPANY Serving the Piedmont Carolinas Compliments of GURRELEL Alllll SIEWERS AGENCY 0F SECURITY LIFE Xi TRUST CllMPAlllY Home Office Winston-Salem, North Carolina 82 X Whitley Vogler, class of 1962, in white net with iridescent sequins on the bodice NKONTALDOS WinstonlSc1lem, N. C. The Portraits In This Yearbook Were Made By SMITH STUDIOS Official photographers for the 1962 QUILL PEN You may order any type of picture from us, which appears here in the QUlLL PEN , for we keep the negatives in our tiles. H4 East Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C 84 S111-ILTEST MILK AND ICE CREAM Get The Best-Get Seoltest Coll PA 3-0311 Winston-Solem, North Corolino Sealtest Foods Division of National Doiries 1'g Best Wishes to the Class of '62 TILIE ANNE KIDD ALUMNI '60 Downtown and Northside Shopping Center Everything to outfit the style conscious young Junior Miss CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1962 85 Safzzgfigffff ami T ' ' 4 Compliments of Compliments of L. A. REYNOLDS AND COMPANY HENSEL WOOD PRODUCTS Compliments of FRANK VUGLER Alllll SlllllS Funerol Directors Ambulonce Service Diol 722-6lOl Dependable Service Since 1858 l l l i l l l l l I of-1 c P xx 4,1 r I WINSTON SAl!M NORTH CAROLNA V 1 1 'f's9'15i' 5 -A '- ' 1 Sf-Q? x.fiL,+ .V gi, im,-.' - -5 ., -'iQQ2fs?-- K' if ff'.-F'f1':f7?fi':,5F:Fj74gf-' nf'-f'4w?l'1Ej?5gL-fH5'. Hi--free'',3A! gq-P11-2, 4 .U .-,..,g.bf,g-. .,,,,,g,w,,.h .Jax .,..'.YX-I-. ,- - ,, ,N r . 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