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

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Beulah Peters Calvert, Texas The sunt of sua Essay — Our Class Tie.-. President H. L. S.; A A -I- Alumna-: Rose Buds; Varsity l e;un : Captain Senior 1 ' ■ - ball Team: Tormentors; 0. D. ' s; Bandanna Gang; Cotillion Club; Midnight Slippers; Sec tiou No. ill; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Breezy Point; Haymaker-: Modern Priscillas; o?i the Outside Looking In: Senior Tennis Club; Senior Cooking tin--: Sunbonnet Sue-. A -irl to whom one instinctively turn-- when in tn ml ile. a regular Jack -of -all-trades — she ' ■an ei ok. ami lli-r voice was like the v i tin- stars, when they sang together. Lastly. when we say that she translates Latin with an ease that astonishes all. an. I know- her 1 ' lessons, you have it all in a nut shell. Ever gentle and so gracious. With all her learning. Maky Elizabeth Powers Winston-Salem, Xorth Carolina I ci ' -iff ■ ■■■ bright Ft r Human nature ' s daily food. Essa. ■ — 1 ' resl i v. Varsity Team: Senior Basket-ball Team: Senior Tar Heel Club; Sunbonnet R Pi wers is hived by us all. Wry siguifi- cant is her name, for there i- nothing that necessitates strength that -he i- nut hilly cipable of doing. Just ; s «.■ gel Powers t us. -I -1m- uses powers upon those about her, trying their heads ami hearts. She trys herself ujx.n the basket-ball field. Dare we whisper tickle ' . ' Well, one consolation i-. it -In- loves you for long -lie loves you forever.

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Ruth Frances IUeinung Winston-Salem, North Can. linn ,,, ri r sun- an i iji so bright, I ml yet so soft as hers. Essay — Science in Recent Times. Senior Tar Heel Club; Sunl let Sues. A dear, sweet, lovable girl. Blessed with a rich, clear voice ami charming in face and feature, an. I lias a gentle, sweet disposition. Her eve-- — the windows of the son! — portray Hie depth and purity of her efforts, resulting in noble w allium. 1. Concerned in all I hc.se about her, anil just as she is I in figuring s.i she figures well among her many friends. Makia Canthei.l Parbis Hillsboro, North Carolina elf-possessed. •President Class of 1: Senior Tar Heel : Cooking Class: Loafers; Red llih- Siniir mi, I I i sol tlh, nihil iiinl Essay — Our Memorial. President E. I., s. ; Vie nil : Cluh Editor of Annu Club; Senior Tennis clu Jolly Dozen; Haymakers; I. mi fossipers. line of Maria ' s chief characteristics is her level-headedness. Her self-control is almost perfect. X emergencies ever cause her t.. lose it. I. nt she passes through them with a dignity an.l self-possession which belong tc. her alone. Along with this steadiness of character is its outward si ;n. a calm and serene expression in a face set with deep, dark brown eyes and crowned with beautiful brown hair. She often appears indifferent, but to those who know her best she is .me of the wannest-hearted of girls.

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Marietta Reich Wiiiston-Salem, North Carolina Blue-eyed, light-haired. Essay — The Trend of Agriculture. Tar Heel Club. We have known many girls, but have found none with a truer heart than Marietta. She is steady and thoughtful, and always knows her lessons, she will long be remembered as I he girl who came to school even in the sever- est winter weather. Lena Vki;x :i.i.k Roberts Fries. Virginia Thy childlike grace a ml purity, oh, keep forever man. ' Exxaii — The Ivy. Editor-in-Chief of Ivy; Business Manager of Annual; Treasurer of E. L. S. ; Treas- urer of King ' s Daughters; Vice-President of Virginia Club; Right Forward Senior Basket-ball Team; Breezy Point; Haymakers, ■lust a true-hearted, whole-souled little girl whose faults are no worse than those of other people. She is seldom angry, forgives easily, hut never forgets. Faithfulness and a trusting, childlike simplicity have characterized her three years in college; likewise a certain stub- bornness, which will hold on eternally if ne-essarv.