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

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ALL CLASSES Freshmen inay be seen at every time. But they are so green they would not burn. Yet all ot the noise they are sure to make. And none of the blame they ever take. After Freshmen comes the Sophomore bold. Who ' s sure she knows more than can be told; Of all her lessons she is so sure You will never see her face demure. Of love sick Juniors we have many. But as a whole they ' re not worth a penny. I ' ve known them to sit up half the night A -sweet long note their lover to write. Then as they go to get their pass You may hear such expressions as -oh! ah!! alas!!! But when they have won the cap and gown. They feel that they ' re girls of much renown. The Seniors are always quiet and go d. They ' re always sure to do what they should. In tne lower halls they never walk. Nor do they go to church to talk. Now that your school days are almost through. What, dear girls, are you going to do ? You ' ll find the road you now have to tread Is not always like a feather bed. M. Y. ' 07.

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Flower Colors White Carnation Black and Gold Motto A J OFFICERS Harriette Dewey President Edna Wilson First Vice-President Dorothy Doe . . Second Vice-President Pearl Hege Secretary Le May Dewey Treasurer Phebe Phillips Ella Lambeth Historian TeU Boom-a-rack-a, boom-a-rack-a Bow, wow, wow Chick-a-lack-a, chick-a-lack-a Chow, chow, chow Who are we? Who are we? Xineteen-seven S. A C. Zip I Boom I Tiger! 20 b