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

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•-- t?r EUNICE JONES HALL SOUTHMONT, N. C. Essay: Presentarion of Banner. The light of lovs, iUe purity of grace; The mind the masic breathing from htr face : The heart ivhose softness harmonized the Jphole, And. oh! that eljc was in itself a soul. Such a weary disposition, we find in her. This dumpy, unaltraclive sort of a girl. II MILDRED VANE HARRIS Leechvtlle, N. C. E say: Modem Inventions. ' A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet. As if her whole vocation Were endless imitation. Bui by investigation We find this new creation. 26 L I I u «ii,L ■!■

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1 ELIZABETH LEARY GROGAN Winston, N. C. Essay: Woman ' s Place in French History. Her spirit is iemlcr and bright as Jew Of Ma -morn fresh when the stars be few; Her heart is harmless, simple and true. Where ihe spirit is lacking, flesh is present. And an ungovernable temper incandescent! SALLIE IRENE HADLEY Mount Airy, N. C. Essay; Presentation of Class Flower and Colors. ' Ob, she is chaste, so touching, so refined. So soft, so wistful, so sincere, so l ind. ' We think we hear a thunderslorm raging, But hnd that it ' s Sallie, her temper caging. 25

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mf jtj 9 -jf ? £im:M LETTY LASS ITER HOBGOOD Oxford, N. C. Essay: Tree Planting. Somelh ' mg in I ' a pari of thee To praise, to love, I find; But dear as is th form to me, , Sltll dearer is th ) mind. She will never of sentiment talk. She much prefers the streets to walk; And at all hard problems calls a balk. LYDIA JEWEL LEACH Star. N. C. Essay: Class Poem. Devofed, anxious, generous, void of guile. And Tvilh her whole heart ' s welcome in her smile. As tiny as a leech, not only in her size. But spirit, mind and all else under the skies! 27