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

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BUSTARD ANNUAL STAFF

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Editorial Staff EDITOR-IN CHIEF DORE KORNER ASSISTANT EDITOR MARYBELL THOMAS BUSINESS MANAGER NELLEEN MILLER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS JULIA WOOD LINDA MOORE LITERARY EDITORS LOUISE WILSON, ' 09 ELEANOR BUSTARD, ' lo LUCY BROWN, ' os LAURA JONES, ' 11 ADVERTISING EDITORS ANNIE SUE WILSON BESS HENRY CLUB EDITOR ESTELLE HARWARD GRIND EDITORS MARGUERITE TAY LYDE BRINKLEY EMORIE BARBER

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THE PLEASURE GROUNDS. There is a place that ' s dear to me. Where many a pleasant hour I ' ve spent In thought and deepest reverie. And where my feelmgs oft find vent. Here m the sprmg the wild flowers grow, Kissed by tender morning dew; Here does a tiny streamlet flow, Bordered by periwinkles blue. The winding walks of yellow sand Have been traversed by dainty feet Of maidens in a happy band. In quest of shelter from the heat. Among its many tall pine trees The robin and the red-bird sing, As well as do the bumble bees, Contented as the greatest king. There is a lattice painted white O ' er spring that ' s laved a thousand lips. While squirrels hidden from the sight Have watched them take their dainty sips The old mill wheel of mossy green Inclosed by walls a century old Has not for many a day been seen. Its work remains, a tale that ' s told. In future years my heart will yearn When tossed about on wings of fate, To leave all and to Salem turn. And to the spring of nineteen eight. Although I can not really see The place that I have loved so long. Old Salem, still my heart shall be With thee, affectionate and strong! A. P. M. ' 08.