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

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Bt j»53:iisS:il2 : ife LOU MAYO BROWN Whitakers, N. C. Essay: Treasures of North Carolina. Ah! ' tis (he heart that magnifies this life. Malting a truth and a fceau ij of her oTun. We never know ihal Litlle Lou ' s around Until we feel the effects of her frown! GRETCHEN EVANS CLEMENT Lynchburg, Va. Essay: Edgar Allan Poe. Her air, her smile, her motions told Of iDomanly completeness; A music as of household songs Was in her voice of s ' D cetness. On lime — to the minute — did you say ? Punctuality was her motto; Never lingering by the way, But always promptly would she go! 21

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EVELYN MARGARET BROWN Salem, N. C. Essay: Salem — Past and Present. In ihy hcarl the dew of youth. On lh f lips the smile of truth. There ' s Evelyn Brown Who lives in town And is always seen Gadding around! ELIZABETH MOIR BOOE Walkertown, N. C. Essay: The Sunny South. Thou wearesl upon thy forehead clear The freedom of a mountaineer, A face with gladness overspread! Snjeei loof(s by human l indness hred. ' hen the queshon is asked, Who ' s Who? — then Lizzie yells out Booe, And we know who ' s who. 20

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-:»;■.■ (T-.-n-i r MABEL KATHLEEN DOUGLAS Winston. N. C. Essay; Transfer of Cap and Gown. Bonnie lassie, blithesome lassie, Sweel the spar lin o }jour ejje. This litlle May-bel! can stir up more fuss ihan all The rising bells do in Salem Hall. I PAULINE EDENS Clio. S. C. Essay: Southern Literature. So rich Bithin, so pure mithoul art thou. With modest mien and soul of virtue rare. Pauline Edens never frowns Nor does a look of anxiety e ' er adorn her crown. I 22