Salem College - Sights and Insights Yearbook (Winston-Salem, NC)

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ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS ELLA LAMBETH HELEN BUCK LITERARY EDITORS HATTIE JONES, ' o? SARAH OAlTHER. ' of HARRIETTE DEWEY, ' o? NELLIE WARE, 08 HELEN HAYNES, 09 ELEANOR BUiTARD, ' 10 ADVERTISING EDITORS HAZEL LAUGENOUR GRACE SIEWERS ARTISTS MARY FROST DOROTHY DOE

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Editorial WITH lieav - heads but happy hearts we lay this, the third volume of our Annual before you. We have endeavored to make this an anrnial that would do credit to our Class of ' 07 and to our College, but wc realize that in many ways we have come short of our desire. In the fol- lowing pages you will probabl - find much that you can criticize, but remember, we are, none of us. a Dickens or a Shakespeare, a Tennyson or a Scott. You are just glancing over a record of our school days, filled with study, and — yes, we must admit — much that isn ' t study. Our hands are inky, our brains arc clouded, but when this l)cX)k leaves our hands, it will leave an aching void which can hardly be filled. To the many friends who have helped us in various wa s we want to give our heartiest thanks and appreciation, and especially to Dr. Clewell and Miss Lehman, who have helped us over Tnany rough places ' ith their never-failing kindness. Miss Siedenberg and Misses Dorc Korner. Doris Maslin. Louise Wilson, Eleanor Green. N ' irginia Vawter, and Sallie Payne have added much to the book with their skilful hands, and they, too, come in for a big share of our thanks. ■■. .nd now, little book, whose comiiilation has taken us more time than would be thought, we send ou forth into the world. Would ou were something better ; but it is late wishing when the very minute for parting has come. The RniTORS. ■

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LPvUoe:rsiOLj«, ANNUAL STAFF