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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

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W h e t h e r cheering the Purples or Golds to victory, cramming for the quiz to- morrow, or having the time of your life on Junior-Senior Weekend, you will come to A treasure these mo- ments, for they made up the year. What better way is there to pre- serve these memories than in a scrapbook, so that you will never forget 1964. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS ' ATHLETICS HONORS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS gs I ij ,I ' mg , 5 'll DEDICATION For a most brilliant, dedicated, patient, teacher, friend and advisor, We reserve a very special spot in our scrapbook. Though busy with a family and an active church and com- munity life, she still makes time to coach us in vocabulary and grammar. Treating us with extraordinary patience, she renders her subject vivid by employing such ingenious means as props and pictures. Her class is history, geography, and language roll- ed into one! In years to come, We may forget the principle city of L'Alsace or how to conjugate Maller or envoyer , but We shall always remember, 'Termez vos livres et prenez du papier, s'il vous plait. With much love, respect, and gratitude, We dedicate our 1964 Quill Pen scrapbook to Mrs. Margery Mize. 6 mas. yjzcaryezy me ff! kg! X 9 1 ii I iffy QQ Q, . 7 Q 4 7 'MH 2 A45 I 5 r Registration Day Signing book slips With 'SEPTEMBER the eagerly awaited and sometimes dreaded opening days began with noisy chaos, new friends, and new classes. 1- 5 Me W . V Athletic Picnic Birthday Banquet O' 2' I fit ? 4 9 , 4- Ymi' 3' 6 fb M7 914559 'L -'tr f 5, I 4 4. ' is gf,-'fr - Q kvivfgftr E V. . V V ' - K 3 ' Ti T ' N ' ii ig Anne Cotterill, President of the Senior Class, begins first series of Assembly Talks. J Nl ji Y F. llllfll XX H ,W ' In OCTGBER the year is in full swing with As- sembly Talks, the Alum- nae Picnic, and the Junior Fashion Show. Margaret Bell, Mary Dozier, Mary Cannon, and Anne Workman model ski fashions in the Junior Fashion Show. - Senior Rings NOVEMBER brings excite- ment for the Seniors with the Ring Banquet and the Senior Ba- zaar. The beginning of Thanks- giving vacation is climaxed by the Father-Daughter Banquet. ,A Senior Bazaar Father-Daughter Banquet . + as , I Lighting of the Moravian Star Penny Chamis admires the Student Council Christ- mas tree. yQ In D E C E M B E R excitement mounts as the Christmas Holidays near. The festivities at Salem in- clude many old Moravian customs. -., ,-: c 3 , 4 3: L Q, 1 Senior Vespers In JANUARY the new year gets into full swing with the decorating for Junior-Senior, Religious Emphasis Days, and mid-term exams. Juniors cover trees for J unior-Senior fl fN Shan Pruitt studies for those dreaded mid-semester eXamS. Many new thoughts are inspired by Religious Emphasis Days. v , ' 235 Sy .Ji ,..un Xwmsw 4 Q Sophomore Open House In FEBRUARY many girls' thoughts turn to love with Val- entine's Day and the Junior- Senior Weekend. X 1 K ,SS W 2 f 15, 'J A I I, , 'Ta' gg QM! new , A ,flu ., Max -154 ' Valentineis Day The Junior-Senior Dance ,- 3 9'-A Fte'iif H ,, ev.. ef xw-1 W Us Quill Pen Staff at leisure MARCH brings some rest for the Quill Pen staff between the February deadline for the annual and plans for the Banquet in May. The approach of the Spring Holidays brings many sounds of excitement to Salem. Leaving for Spring Vacation i.,,,.- A A . F , I' -fxfw , V' f jf, . , ga .,ff4:f-,4,- . I -ef 1- 41,-...... ' ',.'..L '.. :i 'afff ?:i ' N W tri. ., ,. . . -8- 1. M-,X JY? xl J, -..........., .Q , :Hgh 'QM Q I U o,-. 'w r 1 r , vw:-1 1 ' . ,. ' ru'-rf 1- '- lv 1ULr'.f1'x. 'E X, :Winn YQ Wy 1 U, I . V. N sw-IM 11: 'I i 1 -1, 1 Ltpglwgl ,., 3 Qi 1' ', 'Q' Q -'- . f' 3 V 'A 'lar I i 'rg I W . uh, Y ' v 1 l --on up Lunch Outside In APRIL as the spring days become very warm, Salem girls enjoy many outdoor activities, such as having lunch outdoors and riding. i Riding Y 5.5 I G Q ,1 'f , X ' ,, . R if ' iz ,. ,Mu I ' , I 1 ' WP P ' I . ' A 1 'Rf 4 I v 'Q QI - N 1 4 1 I . www- . -v-Q4 ' 1 Y 'qv-' .X ' fr .- QQQ5 X .,' ,, . f ,APU , ff . . Y jgga .-My .i - .4 www f- N .1- -145. v 4 r 1 Y . , - X ,N . ,Q I Miss Nowack in a conference with an Miss Lit talks to the seniors in Semi- student. Har. TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATCRS AND STAFF AT SALEM Adelaide The Kitchen Staff f PRESIDENT Ig Dale H. Gramley fi ' Salem College Winston-Salem, N. C. when I came in this morning .. Good morning! . . . DEAN PRINCIPAL Miss Mary McCoy Hodges Miss Alice M. Litwinchuk 645 R.E.D. 1 129 N. Empire St. Swannanoa, N. C. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Watch the noise, girls . . . As long You people . . . Senior Seminar . . . as they aren't sneaky great lis- grade conferences Pennsylvania tener If you girls would lis- ten . . . 'au 'SD L. ff' 18 statistics Nobody hugged' me ll I Mrs. Paralee Fentriss House Counselor Mrs. Dorothy Parker' House Counselor 20 Ridge Road Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Pilot Mountain, N. C. Bus rides My, how exciting! are you today? coffee cream Grandchildren . . . northern accent . . . boo . . . . . . kids . . . That's a good idea Thursday night for Per- ry Mason. Mns. Enid Huff Mrs. Violet Lee Librarian Secretary 2755 Cherokee Lane Winston-Salem, N. C. 263 Lucerne Lane Winston-Salem, N. C. Sophomore spelling Please Check this blank and sign your give overdue book fines to me. name, please. S.A.T. information beautiful flowers. Good night . . . girls . And how l Miss Elizabeth Wright Registrar 220 24th St. Northeast Winston-Salem, N. C. Mornin', and evenin ' last min- ute Glee Club director igreatb VW Spiritual Life Council ad- visor bright and cheery! Mrs. Lewis Kanoy 114 Idlewild Drive Winston-Salem, N. C. Expert at the typewriter busy taking Seniors' college applica- tion. 19 ' Q1 ' ti 'Q-1, ,dsx is . . Xl 'lf Miss Ruth Krouskup English 1100 Grove Street Evanston, Illinois What's 2x2 by the bump sys- tem? What's a three letter word for a carniverous quad- raped that says meow? Miss Elizabeth Nowack English 490 Exeter Place Lake Forest, Illinois Tressler for a handbook Oh, truly . .. e-nun-c-ation. Miss Elsie Nunn Mathematics 1918 Brantley Street Winston-Salem, N. C. love that cinnamon chalk It's a long, long way to Tempo- ary . . . planting pansies at midnight with a flashlight. Mrs. Eleanor Blackmore Mathematics 800 N. Stratford Road Winston-Salem, N. C. If equals be added to equals ... Isn't this fun, girls? sophomore class advisor. V ' an sf'i ' i' 20 wH Miss Isabel Quattlebaum History 1110 Princeton Street Columbia, S. C. When bored please study the maps Calhoun S.C. . .. Okay the assignments for the Week . . . Hofstadter! FACULT Mrs. Janet Goode Science Pine Grove Trailer Pk. Winston-Salem, N. C. Is it ...? He? Tiny pets moldy oranges If anyone should feel sick Patience herself the doctor. Ae I '4 Mr. Juan Miranda Spanish 614 W. First St. Winston-Salem, N. C. FACULT Mr. Fred Hege Junior Religion 271 Hawthorne Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Now My Dolly ... My name is Fred. Speak for yourself Now let's get back to the subject, that's next semes- ter . . . Mrs. Suzanne Britt Latin 2861 Wesleyan Lane Winston-Salem, N. C. That's a what? Jokes on Fri., tears on Mon. Virgil . . . Fun family. Mrs. Margery Mize French 1546 Overbrook Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Fermez vos livres Direct comprehension, phonetics, pa- tience, mid-term exam! Miss .Virginia Johnson Physical Education 2406 Elizabeth Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Oh, ya'1l . . . Count off in fours. All right, girls. skiing . . . Mr. Clark Thompson Senior Religion Duke University Durham, N. C. Now I'll give you the exam question. Compare Beach and Knox. You had better prepare for the Final Catachismic Apo- calyptic event! 21 N N M w ' QR, 1 mire L , .xy S Mrs Jean Burroughs Glee Club 2116 Faculty Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Everybody Watch me! I only get chill bumps twice a year. Mr. James L. Bray Dramatics 2454 Lyndhurst Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. 7 'LIt's your show, not mine? Williamsburg. Don't just there, do something! S1555 - I Z -S? 'r uv Mrs. Helen Sowers Dietitian 15 Walnut Street Winston-Salem, N. C. What would you like today? .. But I've already had that? .. calorie-filled meals. Mrs. Betty Crossley Music Appreciation Pfohl House Winston-Salem, N. C. If anyone's not here please raise your hand. W-S Symphony viola. FACULTY Mrs. Faithe Amos House Supervisor 4072 Reidsville Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs. Gertrude Menz Art 833 Cloverelly Winston-Salem, N. C. Well girls ... It's not time to 'Tm glad this is a class of girls turn on the heat. the missing overtime in art history .. . sporty telephone book! person . . . Midwestern accent. ...rf-E 'iq..i f4 fi , ,L , xiii- I, ml 22 i xp? 53 Q -H Y -Quia? f S .5 il ' at 1 EE 5 i , .X MW Q . - 4 A ' A, Senior Slave Auction Junior Blazers Sophomore Open House Freshman Carnival -- F2739 uf' avg CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Sue Britt, Vice President, Anne Rutherford, Treasurerg Bambi Trotman, Secretary, Anne Cotterill, President. 9121014 Gkss f I . ANNE COTTERILL President ll Expect more from '64- a lot to live up to for the 193rd graduating class of Salem Academy. Though chapel talks were replaced by assembly talks, and ring seals were turned to be worn in a different direction, tradition still directed most of the senior class activi- ties. Beginning with the Birthday Banquet in September, the senior class got into the fast- paced swing of Academy life. Cctober ushered in the season of Assembly Talks, and after the first six Weeks study period, the seniors received their long-awaited class rings. Cash slips and charge accounts were a sign that Christmas and the Senior Bazaar were near. Also the trimming of Moravian candles was a major preparation for the Senior Vespers. With the second semester came many other events-the Junior-Senior dance, the tapping of the Commencement Marshals, the slave auction, and the Senior-Faculty Breakfast. Finally came Class Day and the culminating event-graduation exercises. Class of 1964-gone, but not forgotten. Suzanne Britt s? Anne Stephenson Adams Carol Elizabeth Clark 25 Penelope Chamis Lucy Cooper A ' I . ,, , f , lQ , fa Rebecca Jane Craver ein, Anne Lucile Cotterill enzbfs Sharon Cecile Davis HQ! ,nw ,,, Jane Adell Finch enzbrs Susan Kaye Gregory Jane Mayo Fitzpatrick Mary Anne Hairston Elizabeth Brooke Johnson Mary Towns Lavid ge 91210143 Flavel McMichael Georgia Ann Melville 28 Kristin Elizabeth Nading 91210119 Sarah Allen Noyes Diana Joyce Newman Elaine Patrice Patterson Mary Shannon Pruitt Anne Louise Rutherford Cheryl Anne Rose enzbfs Jane Kelley Smith Dorothy Frances Trotman Mary Catherine Sowers C' 91210145 Gertrude Emile Tucker -aww! Margaret Anne Ward 31 rw -egg bw .' X fzzfiffs Q' -sf-1 , , W in l a I M J ! ,ll I , ' Ena Clynch West k.4m-4' Mary Kathleen Warden il wav' ....-111' Alice Mountcastle Zollicoffer 32 hi' 'Q-www Nora Downs Wiseman GQ53 gf 1964 CLASS OFFICERS: Anne Workman, President: Sherry Kirkland, Vice President, Cathy Flynn, Treasurerg Ann Johnston, Secretary Cnot picturedl. Sue Lynn Aspley f Box 445 Glasgow, Ky. Lucy Banzet Graham Street Warrenton, N. C. 4 Linda Beam X. 207 S. Elm Street XX E' ,,. Y' 11121614 Chas The Juniors started off the year with a crash-the crash of the auctioneer's gavel and a yummy bake sale. Then all con- centration swung to the plann- ing and successful completion of the 1964 J unior-Senior. Address- Books, another bake sale, note cards, Sunday morning cinna- mon toast, the all-new Ski Fash- ion Show, Slouch Day tickets- all these Junior projects came flying thick and fast. And Jun- ior-Senior was a memorable and wonderful experience. Each girl will remember her exciting eve- ning at Antoine's-an evening spent in New Orlean's old for- mal gardens filled with moss and lacy trees. But the Juniors weren't completely wrapped up in projects. They turned out in large numbers for intramuralsg class enthusiasm ran high. After receiving their long-awaited bla- zers, the Juniors turned longing eyes on next year's rings. 221' Cherryville, N. c. X My N X ML Margaret Bell Rt. 1 Box 148 High Point, N. C. Barbara Boyd 205 Robin Road Mt. Airy, N. C. Erwin Burhoe Burnsville, N. C. N. X A Mary Bost Cannon 65 N. Union St. Concord, N. C. Ellie Christensen 120 Averill St. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. , . .,i. fp. :Q 1-M WW 1 sf ,X I 1 cg-hx XX IS if Fa-Q5 ,QW 'mf ,, ss ,R LK V XXX X . x FN 'x Nr'-v Virginia Davis 210 Pine Valley' Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Susan Dees 413 Carolina Circle Durham, N. C. Mary Dozier 1105 Forest Hill Dr. High Point, N. C. Crystal Eisenberg 2400 Warwick Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Harriet Farthing 309 East College Ave. Lenoir, N. C. Cathy Flynn 1320 Whitehorn St. Bluefield, W. Virginia ,,,. 6. x X x ., V, I XXX rj 'F N-04 'H N Libba Johnson Box 266 West End, N. C. Ann Johnston 735 Arbor Rd. Winston-Salem, N. Barbara Keck 1000 E. Third St. Greenville, N. C. Katherine Kerr 1001 W. Main Bennettsville, S. C. Sherry Kirkland River Road Loudon, Tenn. Ann Luther Fincastle Farm Rt. Bluefield, Va. f' XXX Lila Jenkins 2137 Warwick Rd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lucy Johnson 313 Oakgrove Ave. Greeneville, Tenn. Mn Sherri Gibson 601 Emerywood Dr. High Point, N. C. Vickie Hoover 509 Florida Ave. Portsmouth, Va. Kathy Horn 818 E. Forest Hills Blvd. Durham, N. C. unzors XY Xxx Xlr Q4 'Qgb' auf, 2 lxNN , X 2 , 36 X x . x il 1 Sally McPeake 605 Mulberry St. Loudon, Tenn. Jackie Noyes 352 Hillside Dr. Marion, N. C. Dee Dee Parham 1045 Rockford Rd. High Point, N. C. Anna Ragland 1002 Cowper Dr. Raleigh, N. C. Mary Ray Sams 2900 Club Park Rd. Winston-Winston, N. C Helen Schuitmaker 230 Pennsylvania Ave. Winston-Salem. N. C. unzbfs 69' X 'i , bww' x xx.. is I W 'Z f ,f s I ,,, 4 , 2 . ,,,, f, i , 3 ol' 2 a f 1 ' , l a a 0 ' e ,, I . ix. X X f A 3 tory X N x ,4-. N X XX -nnvv-'F' Www' , V , Sap ' 'if' A- A 'Q v ix X X rim ch 4 fe Rf' . 9 .5 W . I s Pam Soefker 3025 University Rd. Winston-Salem, N. Marty Steward 910 Lancaster Dr. Orlando, Florida Virginia Weiler 628 S. Park St. Asheboro, N. C. Connie White 2634 Reynolda Rd. Winston-Salem, N. Anne Workman 249 E. Georgia Woodruff, S. C. Mimi Young C C 342 S. College Ave. Newton, N. C. Sim 'ff-lad CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Suzanne Davis, Vice President: Blair Forlaw Secretaryg Dottie Walker, Treasurerg Sue Cotton, President. C5O!0 01220149 S The responsibility of being a sophomore is great. They welcome with warm smiles and cheerful greetings the new and lowly freshmang they create a bond of unity between the upper and lower classmeng they help to set the school afire with their invigorating spirit and enthusiastic projects. Everyone first builds a selling pitch and it's off to the next hall to sell stationery. As Thanksgiving and Christmas roll around, orders are taken furiously for Moravian cakes and sugar cookies. It's then the privi- lege of the sophomores to organize and execute on the afternoon of Junior-Senior a beautiful open house. Given in honor of the Seniors, this open house is climaxed by the crowning of a beauty queen. C. A. Allen Karen Beardsley Alice Bost Betsy Browne Rocky Mount Rd. 2131 Cheshire Dr. 327 Rectory St. 2401 Norfolk Rd Louisburg, N. C. Columbus, Ohio Lenoir, N. C. Orlando Fla M ' V 1 'ws ai R 54 M L. 1 ! '92 Q Bl I ll! gg' xi x lg X ' K 5 of X lv, X . l , 38 l ll lPy NN X - .M f 4. - ' X A YS X X X Q s ,N V' 50' . 5' ut. 1 a NS -fvf' XX, il... X X 'X A CSOp50l220f'QS Lee Eastwood 2708 Lake View Dr. Raleigh, N. C. Patricia Forester 3602 N. Ocean Blvd. Myrtle Beach, S. C. Blair Forlaw 2000 Madison Ave. Greensboro, N. C. Ellen Foster 1221 Biltmore Dr. Charlotte, N. C. 39 rl ff Posie Carroll 852 Wellington Rd. Winston-Salem, N. Ellen Carswell 416 Fairfax Dr. Winston-Salem, N. Sue Cotton 317 Knollwood St. Winston-Salem, N Katherine Cutchin Whitakers, N. C. Hendy Davis 418 Holiday Rd. Lexington, Ky. Suzanne Davis Rt. 1, Concord Rd. Anderson, S. C. C C . C 'Krew' l X CSO OI22 01463 XX . Virginia Gibbs Charlotte, N. C. Katy Gilmore 700 E. Indiana Ave. Southern Pines, N. C. rs N X ...Ea NN x,X L Y-lr' l S 40 1547 Queens Road, West Caldwell Hahn 1547 Clarendon Place Rock Hill, S. C. Betty Hanes 339 Lynn Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Scotty Lake 330 S. May Street Southern Pines, N. C. Stuart McLendon 2318 Kirkpatrick Place Greensboro, N. C. Mary Jarvis Mitchell 311 E. Church St. Tarboro, N. C. Linda Monk 207 W. Church Street Farmville, N. C. Jan Reeves 35 Oxbow Lane Summit, N. J. Martha Roberts 779 Old Mill Road Chapel Hill, N. C. Jeanne Royall Marion Avenue Tazewell, Va. Trudy Shaffner 217 Pine Valley Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Martha Shepherd Box 1089 Lumberton, N. C. Christie Thomas 911 Runnymeade Road Raleigh, N. C. Cathy Thompson. . 1201 Pine Street Eldorado, Ill. Sally Van Noppen Danbury, N. C. Dotty Walker 104 Coffey Street North Wilkesboro, N. Carole Wells 1014 Oaklawn Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Leslie Whitt 131 Park Street Pikeville, Ky. Jo Ann Williams 167 Avenue Defre Brussels, Belgium C. QSOXU5 0122 0129 S Judy Sapp 1125 Cherokee Trail Martinsville, Va. Susan Scott Route 2 Burlington, N. C. S 1 X NS X 41 X X ff f 0 f f V ff X , 4 'wid f X gms' 1 W , W X 1 f 4 .. rw Tig. fgfyfy 9 f , 9 5 W' .gg ,xy XX w-'S' 7 - X xx ,X X , , 3 ,N f ' CLASS OFFICERS: Jane Harrold, Vice Presidentg Mary Buchan, Secretaryg Frances Glenn, Treasurerg Mary Lee Meares, Presi- This is our bright-eyed little Fresh- man class. They had all sorts of things thrown at them when they ar- rived. They scrambled to dress and put the flag up before breakfast and with the same momentum tried hard to remember to get it down before dark. Between daily trips to cheer inmates of the infirmary with mail, they planned a grand Ring Banquet for the beloved seniors along with a carnival which provide.d a fun-filled evening for all. By the time the year is over, they may look a bit worn out, but their newness has worn off and they're regular Salemites. dent. Irene Bell Mary Buchan Jane Butler Winslow Cannon ry Acres Farm Rt 1 Box 1066 2501 Warwick Rd. 65 N. Union St ligh Point, N. C. North Wilkesboro, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Concord, N. C. it ,I fl ,. ' mdlI',:,' fi ,M 'l 1 5 n H- s :N ik ll 5- X V: Y X AZ S X Y lx 1 I . l X 42 Anne Carroll 1429 Wendover Rd Charlotte, N C Frances Glenn 2403 Reynolds Drive Winston-Salem, N. C. Jane Harrold Route 1 Tazewell, Va. Beth Heyward 1032 Granville Road Charlotte 7, N. C. Caroline Hughes Box 126 Parkton, N. C. Martha Keeling 2106 Sherwood Monroe, La. Linda King 925 Goodwood Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Gail Lybrook 936 Kearne Avenue Winston-Salem, N. C. Mary Leigh Mauney Glennbrook Kings Mountain, N. C. Mary Lee Meareqs Fair Bluff, N. C. PGS 122612 Dianne Davant Chestnut Drive Blowing' Rock, N. C. Brookie Gardiner 1125 Harvey St. Raleigh, N. C. N X'-.. M rw! is s 43 30 f il me i x.. 'X x V0 1 ,,., , Q y as ,X x Wr ' S, Milf' Nix X X-E ,X R 5 X 'x ll 14955122612 Pixie Melville 1022 Carolina avenue Winston-Salem, N. C Margaret Schneider Rt. 3, Box 8 Hendersonville, N. C. NX N l is..- N X x --W 5 as X X X xx 44 Susan Schubert 915 Kenieigh Winston-Salem, N. C Susan Simpson 429 Sheffield Drive Winston-Salem, N. C Patricia Smith 502 30th Avenue Myrtle Beach, S. C. Barbara Southerland 602 S. 5th Mebane, N. C. Karen Warder 2517 Jackson Square Anderson, S. C. Dee Weeks Highcliff Bethania, N. C. Kelley Smith practices before her voice lesson, Sue Sue Britt, Auctioneer, prepares for the Student fi Council Auction. ORGANIZATIO T SALE Members of the Scribbler's Club distribute the Mrs. Burroughs directs the Glee Club. Academe. Once each week the Student Council meets to discuss various problems concerning dormi- tory life. The Council consists of a President, elected by the student body, a student repre- sentative from each of the six halls, two Seni- or Counselors, two day students representa- tives, and the President of the Honor Council. During the year the Student Council spon- sors the traditional Birthday Banquet, the closing banquet, and the inspirational Spirit Fire Service at the end of the year. Every girl at Salem strives to uphold her responsibility under this self-governing sys- tem. STUDE T CCUNCIL Kathy Warden President ns.,- lst. row L-R: Midge West, Shan Pruitt, Nonie Wiseman, 2nd, row L-R: Kathy Warden, Cora Ann Allen, Sara Noyes, Flavel McMichael 3rd, row L-R: Katherine Kurr, Sally McPeake, Poise Carroll, Emily Tucker Each Salemite has an important responsi- bility in the working of the Honor System. Following the honor code set up by the Coun- cil QPresident, President of the Student Coun- cil, a representative from each class-two jun- iors and two day students-plus the advisor Miss Krouskupb, we strive to uphold personal .H integrity in all areas of life while helping others to do the -same. Flavel McMichael President HO OR CGUNCIL lst. row L-R: Sue Cotton, Scotty Lake, 2nd row L-R: Jackie Noyes, Jane Finch, Kathy Warden, 3rd row L-R: Irene Bell, Ann Luther, Flaviel McMichael, Lilia Jenkins Q fs Q K.: i 9 Q 4 Q EDITORIAL STAFF KAKY SOWERS, Editor-in-chief KRISTIN NADING, Art Editor 'fi' 4- 0 B F I A Ufonfd' Q QUILL The 1964 Quill Pen staff worked for many hours to provide each student with a permanent record of her year at Salem. Only through the cooperation, hard work, and enthusiasm of each member did the annual meet its Feb- ruary deadline. A vital part of the staff was the sponsor, Mrs. Goode, whose help was invaluable. Her encour- agement when things went wrong and her dedication to the project Will never be forgotten by anyone who worked with her. Many new things were added to the Quill Pen this year by the staff besides changes within the pages of the annual. For the first time the Quill Pen be- came a member of National Scholastic Press Association. One of the highlights of the year was moving the headquar- ters from among the cultures and ham- sters of the science lab to what was formerly the Duck Inn. The staff hopes that the 1964 Quill Pen has captured the phases of Salem life that will make the year memorable. Under the management of Peggy Ward, the ad staff is responsible for obtaining advertisements from local merchants, as well as from parents and out-of-town advertisers. The publica- tion of the Quill Pen is entirely depend- ent on this committee, and this year's annual could not have been possible without the co-operation and helpful- ness of the staff members. BUSINESS STAFF Scribblers Club Officens: left to right-Brooke Johnson, Editorg Anna Ragland, Assistant Ed- itorg Noni Wiseman, Art editorg Ann Luther, Head of typing. The Scribbler's Club, in addition to the art- icles of poetry and prose submitted by the regular members, also accepts the literary works of all members of the student body. Miss Nowack, the faculty sponsor, has a deep interest in the Academe which is pub- lished twice in each school year with a sup- plement appearing in the summer. The students enjoy reading the works of their friends and-who can tell-maybe some of those literary masterpieces may be yours. SCRIBBLER'S CLUB 4'-4-Cb' Iii! A374 50 A roar of applause is heard from the audi- ence, lights are turned ong all rush up to con- gratulate the actresses on their performances. This is a typical end to an evening sponsored by the Dramatics Club. The Dramatics Club at Salem is another facet which provides a girl with the oppor- tunity to express herself Any girl who wishes to can be in the plays and may be- come a member of the club. Membership in the organization is obtained by acquiring a certain number of points which a girl earns by stage participation or working behind the scenes. Much of the success of the club is due to the director, Mr. James Bray, who works un- til the final words are spoken, places every- body. X lif , Ea K! Lx M OFFICERS: Mary Dozier, Pat Patterson, Shan Pruitt, Anne Workman. DRAMATICS CLUB p--Q F... Y' 'N vs or 46' wifi? 2 1 Y SOCIAL CGMMITTEES Many non-academic events at Salem Acade- my are highly successful due to the careful planning of the Social Committee. The fall dance is under the able direction of the Dance Committee. In November the dining hall is converted into a charming site for the annual Father-Daughter Banquet by the Banquet Committee. The late winter finds this organ- ization hard at Work preparing for the Birth- day Banquet. These committees are important for their contribution to the social side of Academy life. N3 H 45 5 Q 6 1 ff' , 6:3 V .sa x 'f 1 sf., We s rj 'W 2 A - 3 E ,K c ww' ,,, KM , fp!! f! ,iw ......E7 ' Left to right-Jane Fitzpatrick, head of Communi- ty and World Serviceg Lucy Cooper, Head of the Red Cross We Salemites are so blessed that we have, through the Community and World Service, a chance to help others. By representatives We help With Cancer and Heart Fund drives, as well as education of girls in the Moravian school in Nicaragua and our special foster child Daniela in Italy. ERVICE CCMMITTEES The Community and World Service Committee E Q z Q il s' i aff , gg ' J. - - t 1 I, f. la ' C y. M'-' - Mi . 1- 5tt Q,g,,Q- ' f W l ef 1 I J f f. W wif Qu' OFFICERS: Left to right-Sherri Gibson, Vice-President and Accompanist: Cheri Rose, Presidentg Carol Clark, Secretaryg Penny Chamis, Treasurerg Midg West, Concert Chairman The Glee Club presents the Salem Academy version of Oliver at the Father- Daughter Banquet. 54 5' f GLEE CLUB Every Tuesday and Friday the halls of Salem ring with the lovely sounds of the Glee Club, one of the largest and most enthusiastic organ- izations at the Academy. Guided by the expert direction of Mrs. Bur- roughs, each girl has the opportunity to improve the quality of her singing and to broaden her knowledge of music. The concert season begins with the Father-Daughter Banquet in Nov- ember. This year we delighted our fathers with a unique and light-hearted performance of the broadway show Oliver. The Christmas season is a busy one for the Glee Club with two annual concerts on the calendar - one at Adelaide's church and the other for the Academy on the eve of Christmas vacation. To add to our busy schedule we were honored this year to perform for Salem College. With the beginning of second semester the girls worked hard to pro- duce an entertaining concert for the Mother-Daughter Tea in the spring. The highlight of the season, which is always awaited with much en- thusiasm, was the joint concert with Asheville School for Boys in April. Finally the Glee Club culminated its year of successful and enjoyable work with its performance at Commencement Vespers. are yir T 6 if il '51 3' 45 C .ag 5 Mal QQ. , is ef, ,T 'za 6 5 L X 'i 1 it A ' 55 SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL Under the leadership of the president and the advisor, Miss Wright, the cabinet mem- bers and one representative from each hall work to provide spiritual stimulation for each Salemite. The activities carried on by the organiza- tion begin with the pajama party for the new girls and continue throughout the year with the group sponsoring the party for the Children's Home, Friday night discussions, and Spiritual Emphasis Week. With the variety of activities, each girl is given an opportunity for participation in the spiritual program. Kelley Smith President .......--l A hard tug tests Purple-Gold strength. THLETICS T S LE Miss Johnson explains rules to one of her gym classes. Purple Cheerleaders ATHLETIC Team spirit is school spirit! This is the motto that the 1963-64 Athletic Council chose. For the Athletic Council and for Salem, this has been a memorable year. The athletic en- thusiam throughout the year has soared to untold heights in Salem's history. Perhaps the advent of the Class Cup has proven most exciting. The primary purpose of athletics at Salem is to instill into each student a sense of spirit and sportsmanship, both on and off the playing fields. There is competition be- tween the two school teams-the GOLDS and PURPLES and between classes. NOVEMBER DECEMBER Q 3 mf' ' K f ig , Gold Cheerleaders 5 l I CALENDAR l At the Athletic Council picnic in the fall, new girls are drawn on teamsg also, the an- nual egg throw and the tug-of-war are held. Through the year these sports are sponsoredg hockey, soccer, badminton, tennis, volleyball, basketball, archery, trampoline, swimming, bowling, golf, riding and baseball. Don't forget-TEAM SPIRIT IS SCHOOL SPIRIT! SMARCH It Vfyprg, y Y P ' My -'ws-- fA:ef..: Rf-ri-I-gfaiyummm 4,5 , , , . A- . JANUARY W FEBRUARY qi -G' ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is an important part of Salem. It is composed of the Heads of the Gold and Purple teams, serving as president and secretary, and the heads of the various intramural sports offered at Salem through the intramural program. The girls are elected in the spring and serve for the coming year. The Council serves as hostess at a picnic in the fall, at two banquets in January and May. Recognition Day is the top moment, climax- ing the year by presenting awards to the girls for their outstanding athletic achieve- ments. The awards for the year are given by the Heads of Purples and Golds. At the close of the program the coveted cup, Salem's sym- bol of skill and sportsmanship, is awarded to the team which has won the most points during the year. Muffet Lavidge-Head of Golds and Alice Zollicoffer-Head of Purples l e E 6 5 1 3 2 f jx e '15 l if l l M E iua f ...wa ...-sig . T f 's .4-.v 1 -- .lf Haan Mary Anne Hairston, N Semi-finalist. ati0nalMe1-it Scholarship Dr. Gramley announces the Honor Graduates of 1964. HQ GRS AT SALE MW The announcement of t Sophomore Open House. if he Beauty Queen at the The tapping of Commencement Marshals l . 6, ra .fi-ii' jhf ' 3-Z . ,,,'?, 'fa 1, il Q' Q , L. Y - 1 , ' fi 'J vm uf, - .iffff A 1 911 A .?1zv?af25f:'Sngf-L, , :Q vfv- N, V'-rf:i ' . v NI ,,,N-xv, va' A ig iw'-I 3 ' 'ff' Swv . . 'fy .aw-3 ox' ,V --,pb up :rfygffa 4,,A,y,9rs.kJi2-13 , f iv -. at Y .2425 1- cbciittl- .fy , f' V' 'X Lf X J vw. ' R532 'Q :QW gt ,QSQQ4 .' -I ag- 1 ,lx H fy af:-,..-141, 7.2, -.4344 44 we A AQ. . 7 A-2-fs. 'Q-,j,:7x 5. 'A '3'.Qf'f- ,W Tame' . 1.0-gf.-. ,-aww ...s-. .,f -I'-N55 -L'?C f!- . 1' Q , ' X A-ff? 'f V , ,wfzvilgx cf: - A 1 xi, V253 g. bw' tv , y 5, it -,, QL 4 1 HO GR GRADUATE Anne Cotterill and Kelley Smith, the two seniors with the highest scho lastic average, during their years at Salem, were chosen Honor Graduates In recognition their names are inscribed on the Wood plaques ln the soclal room with past Honor Graduates. Brooke Johnson received Honorable Mention. 1. 1 . sw W.. N. I ACADEMIC COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS One of the highest honors which an underclassman may receive at Salem Academy is that of Academic Commencement Marshal. These out- standing girls are chosen by the Senior Class on the basis of school spirit, citizenship, academic standing, and poise. The duties of this group include serving at the Senior-Faculty Breakfast in the late spring and, most im- portant, acting as marshals for the Seniors at graduation. 63 if nur W' ,JG if 2 ysjeaufy Queen It is a well known fact that all Salem girls are potential Beauty Queens. We are proud of our candidates this year, of our winner, Jane Finch, and of the two runners-up, Peggy Ward and Cheri Rose, who share the Queen's honor. We are equally proud of the Sophomores Who sponsored the contest and announced our choice before the Junior-Senior. No Wonder the Communists took over China! At vacation time it's a mad rush for the front door! ACTI ITIES AT LEM Oh Really-hmm! But you just can't do it that way! IOR ACTI ITIE Each senior chooses an underclassman to be her marshal during the year. The duties of the marshal include helping her senior dress for Class-Day, presenting the senior with her bouquet during the Class-Day ceremonies, and helping her in the practice for the J unior-Senior leadout. Though her official duties are few, the marshal is important, for she. links the seniors with the underclassmen. 1 ANNE ADAMS SUZANNE BRITT 76 Ingelside Dr., Concord, N. C. 2861 Wesleyan Lane, Winston-Salem, N. C. Crumblestickl Ratskeller! Oh, Joy! whistles like a bird Poetry in motion Wake Forest Clinton Hine- Definitely! Anybody for Chewies? Bagby That's a riot Veni, Vidi, Vici Glee Club 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Banquet Committee 3: Glee Club 3: Junior Class Pres. 3: Ad Staff 3, 4: Senior Quill Pen 4. Class Vice Pres. 4: SLC 4: Head of Vespers 4. Marshal-Brookie Gardiner Marshal-Janie Butler CAROL CLARK PENNY CHAMIS P. o. Box 707, Greenville, N. C. 2520 Country Club Rd-i Wmstomsalem- N- C' Hi People floppy Princeton teddy bear No Pen Surely you jest! Wake Forest The Steak joke . Hume' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Head of Banquet 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Quill Pen 43 Ad Staff 3. Dance Comm. 4: Gold Cheerleader 4: Quill Pen 4: Red Cross 4 Marshal-Sue Cotton Marshal-Linda Monk s.,N.N, W'-v-., 5'-i X LUCY COOPER 3133 Briarcliff Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Pixie Hair cuts folk music Theo Bikel, anybody? Democrat in a den of Republicans. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Scribbler's Club 23 Student Council 4: Red Cross 4g Standard Committee 4. Marshal-Ellen Foster BECKY CRAVER 804 Hillcrest Dr., High Point, N. C. Little Car State springs Procrastination plus Sleepy, Beck? Glee Club 1, 2: Standards Committee 4: Banquet Committee 4. Marshal-Vicky Hoover JANE FINCH 25 Holly Hill Rd., Thomasville, N. C. short arms V.E.S.... no slips Pinkie rings tomato juice Oh! Kathleen ., . Finchie Navy Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Nominating Com. 1: Honor Council 3, 4: S.L.C. flibrarianl 4: Standards Committee 4. Marshal-Barbara Keck ANNE COTTERILL 313 Gooseneck Rd., Chapel Hill, N. C. Cot Hey, kiddies! The hurrier I go the behinder I get! Beautiful hairiBreck! Agn-Agn Sec. of Class 35 Glee Club 3, 43 Red Cross 3, 4, Honor Council 33 Comm. Marshal 33 Citizenship Honor 33 Pres. of Class 4: Honor Graduate 4. Marshal-Judith Sapp SHARON DAVIS Scottwood Dr., Gastonia,N. C. This summer when I was up north ... I don't have time for such worldly things! Toothpick waist Daisy Red Cross 3, 4: Cheerleader 13 Banquet Comm. 3, 45 Dance Comm. 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Sec. 23 Stand. Comm. 4. Marshal-Leslie Whitt JANE FITZPATRICK Arnold Ave., Prestonsburg, Ky. Fresh-air kid pierced ears Let's get a Tab. P-Burg ... organized plus ... Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Comm. and World Serv. 3, lchairmany 4: Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Marshal--Christie Thomas SUSAN GREGORY 521 Confederate Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Honestly! Loves W's Richard Burton Miss French Dictionary How do you spell-? nhilosophizes D1-amatics Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4. Marshal-Marty Steward iM,,14w f M 5 ff f E f A? . QW. ,g2:f'1.-11 .l 'fm 1 I egg ? , f:j3 : f...,:. 5 ff: 1 2 V f 4 . . .21 l ttf ,I MUFFET LAVIDGE 718 Kenesaw, Knoxville, Tenn. Hi ! Goldwater Wall Street authority O1iver ... Golds Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Vice Pres. 2: Head of Golds 4: Quill Pen 3, 4: Dram. Club 3, 4: Dance Comm. 4. Marshal-Mary Lee Meares 6 8 1 MARY ANNE HAIRSTON Cascade, Va. Oh! But don't you just love Next time I won't let him know, you'll see! Anybody like to go to UVA with me? Never sits down. Scribbler's Club 3, 4. Marshal--Sherry Kirkland BROOKE JOHNSON 456 Carolina Cr., Winston-Salem, N. C,, I don't understand! Cornell Spanish scholar The correct pronunciation is Conn. College! Sophomore Class Pres. 2: Comm. Marshal 23 Scribb1er's Club 3, 4: Academe Ass't Editor 3: Academe Editor 4. Marshal-Anna Ragland FLAVEL McMICHAEL 821 Murphy St., Madison, N. C. Procrastination plus the mountains bridge Mrs. Mala- prop . . . I saw someone I know. Athletic Council 2: Student C-ouncil 2, Honor Council 3: Pres. 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Marshal-Sherri Gibson V ' . E :E 'J af' ,TLQQL f' GEORGIA MELVILLE Carolina Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. H.D.S. boobla gum Peach I'm depressed . Je desire une cigarette tout de suite! . . , Glee Club 3, 43 Annual Staff 4. Marshal-Virginia Weller DIANA NEWMAN 1307 Lathan Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Jane, close that window! EXETER! skiing at Mittersill The trouble with this generation is . . . 5'11 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Red Cross 3: Banquet Committee 1. Marshal-Caldwell Hahn SARAH NOYES Crescent Dr., Marion, N. C. Noise . . . procrastination plus . . . What . . , what ? I don't care what people think. O.H. . .. Dance Comm. 33 Student Coun. 45 Glee Club 3, 4: S.L.C. 43 Dramatics Club 4. Marshal-Susan Dees KRISTIN NADING 620 Yorkshire Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. K.E.N. G.D.I. VW Nobody loves me What am I going to do with my hair? I look gross this morning! Ad Staff 23 Annual Staff 3, tart editory 4, Comm. and World Service 33 Red Cross 1: Honor Council 2, 3: Glee Club 1. Marshal-Lynda King magma. . 1 PAT PATTERSON 3930 Plymouth Rd., Durham, N. C. Let me live my life as a blond! DUKE . .. That's fortunate G.D.I. Intramurals Golds . , . Bonjour Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Standards Comm. 4: Scrib. Club 2, 3, 4. Marshal-Ann Luther f' 5225 Qu. SI-IAN PRUITT 126 Person Cr., Louisburg, N. C. Sure! 1 Talks fast you know red lipstick Are you serious? Bulll My Latin took me 4 hours! Vice Pres. of Class 1, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, Comm. 8: World Service 1: Dram. Club 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 2: Vice Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Nom. Comm, 3: Senior Coun. 4. Marshal-Barbara Boyd X z! A y Z 1. ANNE RUTHERFORD 903 Wingate Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. Do the Dog Ah Ha! You know what I mean? Miss Bubblegum of 1963 When I get out of here .,. Glee Club 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Senior Class Treas. 4: Social Comm. 4: Standards Comm. 4. Marshal-Sally VanNoppen KAKY SOWERS 15 Walnut St., Winston-Salem, N. C. I'm going to Reynolds and VW I'm so glad you got to see me again 'tDon't think it hasn't been l . , . Honor Council 2: Student Council 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Quill Pen 3, 4: Editor-in-chief 4. Marshal-Betty Hanes 9 I? x CHERI ROSE 600 Archer Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. I'm going to flunk it I want a Rose Don't sting too hard in your sting ray! Davidson. Comm. Marshal 2: Purple Cheerleader 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Quill Pen 3, 4: Standards Comm. 4: Co-chairman 4: Dram. Club 3, 4. Marshal-Gail Lybrook KELLEY SMITH 89 Jonesboro St., McDonough, Ga. Gotta run see Miss Wright Cleo Hablamos en el Espanol GDI Wellesley .. . Kel-Kel. Glee Club 3: Scribbler's Club 3, 4: Student Council 3: S.L.C. 4: Pres. 4. Marshal-Lucy Johnson BAMBI TROTMAN 239 N. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. What would Kristin say? Blue Allen .. . Duke . .. Tangle- wood GDI Arboretum Joe . .. H.D. .. . SMU Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Coun.1: Student Coun. 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1: Scribbler's Club 3, 4: Class Sec. 4. Marshal-Susan Simpson W EMILE TUCKER Abbeville Highway, Greenwood, S. C. Namebrands-legs !! un-huh 'Tm so embarrassed .. . Shake a tail feather That's unreal! Pantaloons Red Cross 33 Student Council 4, Banq. Comm. 4. Marshal-Anne Workman L! PEGGY WARD Styers Ferry Rd., Clemmons, N. C. You didn't get your ads ? U.S. Constitution and all that ... Clemmons belle ... Y'all don't understand. ... Glee Club 15 Student Council 1: Class Treas. 1, 2, 33 Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, fMan.J 43 Banquet Committee 2. Marshal-Posie Carroll KATHLEEN WARDEN 1423 Whitethorne St., Bluefield, W. Va. 'ATrixie U. Va. Med Students Now listen here ...' Where is Henrietta? J.M. music blue convertible Glee Club 2, 3, 4, scribble-rs Club 4, student c0unci1 3', tPres.7 4: Comm. Marshal 35 Citizenship Honor 3. Marshal-Katherine Kerr NONIE WISEMAN 404 Maple Lane, Danville, Va. Sweetie Dot dot dot! It's yummy! sheep- dog Y'all I'm going bald! machine-gun laugh Stud. Council 3, 4: SLC 3: Glee Club 3,, Comm. Marshal 35 Scribbler's Club 3, 4: Art Editor 45 Cheerleader 4. Marshal-Scottie Lake MIDG WEST 1922 Greenbrier Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Get serious you've got to be kidding! XKE MGB Security is knowing you're not along. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, lconcert man.J 4: Honor Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Coun. 2, 3, 45 S.L.C. 33 Dance Comm. 3, tco-chairmanj 43 Ad Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4: Standards Comm. 4: Red Cross 1, 2, 3. Marshal-Susan Schubert ALICE ZOLLICOFFER 912 Hargrove St., Henderson, N. C. Good-night sweet prince Yeh, PURPLESU grins constantly Duh, George .. . Kennedy jokes .. . S.L.C. 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Athletic Council 45 Head of Purples 43 Scrib. Club 3, 4: Comm. Marshal 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Nominating Committee 4: Citizenship 31 Red Cross 3. Marshal-Jackie Noyes all Ill Ill K5 Q X 'E '43 Are the freshmen really that small? Bet she's not working on the annual!! SCHOOL ACTI ITIES f A ,wif N Lf 'A ' WF ' . Z , 7 ,Li Q 3' ' Q , , A , 'W , V 1 Wiviv Q , , eff, M F, X, Q Honor Council President, Huh? Bet 1EB didn't know this when they elected Sarah Student Rep.! 72 Parlez-vous francais, Jane? With those hips who couldn't keep the hula- hoop up ? ,Q ,U Man on the Hall!! They call it that good ol' Mountain Dew! SPONSORS Dr. Anne Stephenson Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banzet Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Beardsley Dr. Kenneth A. Bignell Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Browne Mr. and Mrs A. B. Carroll, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Craver Mr. and Mrs. John L. Davis Dr. and Mrs F. T. Eastwood Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fitzpatrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gregory Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. William D. Keck Mr. and Mrs. George B. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. W. 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'r' . ...- 'V V V . , -AM - - .V - - V ,V - nn qw. ,..,.- - ' I I 1, I, ff I I I' 5 V Q V .. , ,, V IV ' I - 1- - , 5 ., 1' . ' ifx-. ' f . '- , , V1 L I ' '11 5 I -4 1 I .' Vg .5 3 ' NNI - . II I I I A ,, I II I I II -III .II .I I .I I II VII ,IIIIII .Ihr JI. II. I III? l downtown 1 parkway plaza Z reynolda manor THE ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL do you know. . . that you are graduating into one of the most promising areas of the nation? A recent urban research study forecasts a linear city for the 300 miles stretching through the industrial Carolinas. Here, in the 20,000 square miles served by Duke Power. scores of thriving towns connect busy cities. Research centers, colleges and universities, and hundreds of industries thrive. Here in the Carolinas Crescent, there is real challenge and opportunity. There is a place for you to fill, a job for you to do, in an exciting future that begins-right now. DUKE P0wER 1 4 ' L 76 THE IDEAL -JW' LLEWIQ O SHOP, NCO POR Compliments Telephone PA 5-8519 of 246 South Strotford Rocd Winston-Salem, North Carolina A FRIEND 77 Compliments of Compliments of NORMABLEEOCKTON, A FRIEND Compliments of Compliments of REYNOLDA GREENI-louse 5UMM'T STREET PHARMACY IllMElllSIlllll FACE VENEER CUMPANY L. IHIIIIIIITS INC. Downtown Winston-Solem Thruwoy Shopping Center Compliments of TROTMAN'S PICTURE FRAMING PA 4-41 I3 6I3 Wolnut St. Winston-Solem, N. C. Compliments of HIGHLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY C I f IIIIRRELL AIIIII SIEWEIIS AGENCY IIE SECURITY LIFE 81 TRUST CUMPANY Home Office Winston-S N h C Compliments of A FRIEND COCA-COLA CO. CARMICHAEL PRINTING SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS Compliments of llUlLFllRll llllllllllli U0. Winston-Solem, N. C. mba salgm Qnuk Stare Solem College Salem Wedgewood Chino - o complete stock of oll scenes irm pink ond blue. Write for prices ond illustrated circulor. 83 COLORACTION in your Journol ond Sentinel COLOR-the dynomic ingredient in the solid depend- oble poper medium thot provides thot something extro in newspoper reodobility. Todciy Journol ond Sentinel CGLORACTION in uniform quolity is recognized os being omong the notion's best. Editoriolly ond in our odvertising columns, you con de- pend on the finest newspoper color reproduction ovoil- oble-onother effort by the Journol ond Sentinel to copitolize on the newspoper's greot productive copocity to bring you the news in complete detoil. WllllSTlllll-SALEM TWIN CITY JUURNAL SElll'l'IlllilL Uvlorningl CEveningl Telecost Affiliote Broodcost Affiliote WSJ S-TV ond WSJ S-AM: FM Cbonnel l2 fSundoyl 600 KC-lO4.l MC NBC for Winston-Solem, Greensboro, High Point Compliments of FRANK VUGLER Alllll S0lllS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Dial 722-6lOl Dependable Service Since l858 Smart Fashions for Men and Boys Ladies' Sportswear Winston-Salem High Point Compliments of THE BASKETERIA Compliments of McPHAIL'S INC. . 85 The Portraits In This Yearbook Were Made By SMITH STUDIDS Official photographers tor the 1963 QUILL PEN You may order any type ot picture from us which appears here in the QUILL PEN tor we keep the negatives in our tiles. East Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C 86 Compliments of L. A. REYNOLDS COMPANY Compliments of BELK-STEVENS COMPANY BUD SMITH'S FLOWERS Thruwoy Shopping Center 278 South Stratford Rood Winston-Solem, North Corolino Phone PA 5-0489 Compliments of TH E LAMP POST I - A I i .,.,l3I,, Q - - my -ki- ' I l , 1 fy '- 'I V' U s Cl I ri . ZFRESDIWG' S CHEIRRY at 6th STREETS PHONE PA 5-8791 87 HANES KNITTING CUMPANY Complumen s of CARSWELL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY of WEST BUILDING COMPANY Compliments of PINE HALL BRICK AND PIPE CUMPANY HANES HUSIERY MILLS Compliments of DAVIS DEPARTMENT STURE Sdlgflsmf amJZ 7Z:,?a A FRI EN D Compliments of CARULINA THHUWING CUMPANY GRIGG STUDIO on the campus Woke Forest College 92 A FRIEND Compliments of BOCQCK STRCUD COMPANY Compliments of ANCHOR CO MPANY WINSTON SALEM NOP-TH CAROLINA o TEAK HOUSE 'l'0WN STEAK HUUSE N0. 2 300 South Strottord Rd. Thruwoy Shopping Center Winston-Solem, North Corolino THE FINEST IN THE SOUTH 9 HlNKLE'S BOOK STORE Compliments of PETER PAN RESTAURANT Compliments of A FRIEND Young Mother of Vinci Oil--20 x I I Uoseph Wolloce King? Studio - Reynolda Winston-Solem, N. C. 96 ,, Cheri Rose, closs of 1964, in frosted apricot peou de soie from the Rendevous Room collection NiON'Il'AlLlDCOS Winston-Salem, N. C 97 Compliments of Compliments of TOWNE JEWELERS VOGLER'S JEWELRY 1365 1964 THE S. GALASKI C In t f OPTICAL COMPANY ompimen s o P rescription Opticions Contact Lenses A FRIEND 207 W. Fourth sr. Winston-Solem North Corolino QUALITY 0lL CUMPANY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER STORE Corner Liberty ond 3rd, Sts. Be sure t visit THE NEW 2nd, Floor FASHION WORLD Wonderful sportsweor just for you by f omous makers Compliments of THALHIMERS Winston-Solem, North Corolino Winston-Solem, N. C. VILLAGE Phone 722-I 333 Ju u I 3 Q., ive, . ' I Q II8 S. Howthorne RCI. TRIANGLE RESTAURANT and DRIVE-IN BOBBITTS COLLEGE PHARMACY Ph. PA 3-I867 Winston-Solern, N. C. PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Compliments of BAGNAL LUMBER COMPANY SALEM PAPER CUMPANY Incorporated Box 5155 Phone PA 4-0595 WHOLESALE WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. f DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS HERE! Z' 4 4 ' K 5 ff ' OO BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS MAKE BETTER YEARBOOKS -5 .1 4 To Y ,E ' '7 at X N i351 fair' afwki f ' lf gk ' W f +- :,4 r diff Kg fag f ,- .A A vm , M , , J N n , Q f T if 'X ' K.. Mk 21 f ,3q.f',,1Qyg 'A f .U-Q-5' 451, 3 Fx A Q Q xi, N X1 'N 2 'Z 'Nm , .l ift K .AZ xV-4 L V V,. ff 1 gf Q iff' .' ' 4 .N ...p ..,.,........, jf' ' wg Q .E ,035 ,:. . -' .gf 2. 1 Ez-3422, ffl- ascii ' x,-, 211.-4.4:-3, 5,-rf -2 . ,wwf t .f SS, . 1f:2'5L1uffqe:f,3F1 V C K R, 4 of E. 'H fiflf' y ,X ' '7fI.1t::-,gl 'N 3 ,,...-ff . X, . Mqef., Q - n-H 7--ff ' 3300 Monroe Road o Charlotte, N C . THE fmt IN scuool. PHOTOGRAPHY . ,ffgmwz Uwlagf IN SCHOOL YsARsooKs gas! 1' f anof fjesfamenf Anne leaves her will power and ability to talk to herself to any takers. Sue-Sue leaves her Baptist gospel song to Workman. Penny leaves the private dining room to the class of '65, Clark leaves her knack for French to Monkey. Lucy leaves the advanced English class to Miss Krouskup. Cot leaves trash can that really isn't to Judith Sapp. Becky leaves her size to Patricia Smith. Sharon leaves her frog eyes to Sally von Noppen. Finchie leaves Thomasville to anyone who takes a day-cut. Jane Mayo leaves a plane ticket to Kentucky to Leslie. Susan leaves Richard to anyone who thinks he won't marry Liz. L Mary Anne leaves one oversized green sheet to anyone else who hates yellow walls. Brooke Johnson died. Muffett leaves her sense of organization to the Africans. Peaches leaves her attitude in French to Virginia Weiler. Flavel leaves a year's supply of call slips to Erwin. Kristin leaves her VW's parking space to the next day-student with a VW. Newman leaves her extra foot of height to Mary Leigh Mauney. Noyes leaves her love of Modern to Jackie and Miss Quattlebaum - they can fight over it - please, no Civil War. Pat leaves maturity and wisdom to her Junior class. Pruitt can't decide what to leave so she's taking it with her. Rose leaves Davidson to Salem Academy. Rutherford leaves Salem! Kelley leaves happy days in the infirmary to Ellen Foster. Kaky leaves her mama to Salem, luckily. Bambi leaves her history notes to anyone dumb enough to take Modern. Gertrude leaves her bird legs to Workman. Peggy leaves flowers for Brooke's grave. Kathleen leaves her love of E.H.S. to Lucy Johnson. Midg leaves her job of getting blind dates to any day-student brave enough to take it. Nonie leaves one lost contact to Cathy Flynn. Zolly leaves her self-assurance to Sherri Gibson. lO2 1 EIL Sl wwf., Xi 43. 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