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

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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

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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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fiJ Zi J L i. - . ' FAITH FEARRINGTON Winston. N. C. Essay: Class Hislory. Her open ej;e5 desire the (ruih ; The luist om of a thousand ears is in ihem. She thai has faith and has faith that she has faith. lake care lest she lose faith, for faith fails Faith. EUGENIA BEAL FITZGERALD LiNWOOD, N. C. Essay: Woman ' s Sphere. A maid at peace ivilh all below, A heart whose love in innocent. When Aladdin rubbed his wonderful lamp No Genie more eager lo work mischief could present itself, Than our Genie. 23 .