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

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mw liK0%|fe ELLA REA TARRfM.!. ■I dm i luiiril : r.l ' kl.lNr.TON. 17 mil I l ca we can sure count on to lia e her iews fully and emphatically expressed in the topics of tlie tlay before the discussion ends, else we hear it — later. She is ' cry ambitious, and her acts are always di nitied by the doer ' s ICnli.|i-(l Sii|ih. 1111. ire 1 ni L ' ; I ' .iiski-I -Hull •r..;iiii i:ilji:!. I!ii:i--14. ini4-l. . ; Mims1i;i1. iniji:; Viw-I ' resideiit of Clnss, llli:i ' 14; MciiiImt i.l lOiitorpenn I ifonirv Sociotv ; Mi ' iiiIhm- Y. W. ' - A r ' ahinpt. i:ii::i4: I ' li ' siiii-iK V. v. I-. A.. r.iN ' ir, : I.ilpriirv Kclil.ir ..I ' Ini: cliili K.lil.ir .i Aiiliiiiil : Mi-li r lli ' cl i;il.l...l ssl|i,-i- cliili: 4n lli ' i-l I ' liih. M K ' F.I.lZAI ' .F.Tll n WIS. A i: A s.M.isiu ' in . ■■ l,iir III, l,ii:ii , lit llir illi Lihba, we have heard, by her curiosity learns many more thinss than if she did not possess this trait, though we believe she .nains jiractically all of this knowled.i e through her host of friends and admirers. She catches on to things like liKhtnin.y. ■I.is Ti M. ' inix i;nU ' ri (I l- ' ri-shiiuin lull ' 11 ; l ' .ilL ' . ' i:i; Kiitprpran I.iliTiir.v Si ■ V. C. A. Ciitiinpr. 1P12 1:;; ' rii ' iisiir. ' r . V. W. C. A.. 1014 1. !: c ' cnsiii- Kiili ' ip. ' iin I,ip ' i;n S..(iccv. I!ll4 ' iri: cliili KclitMi- Aiiniiiil : ICx.liiiiit i:ilil..r ,.r ; «.- Tarlh-i ' l; Uan.liiiin llalij;: ( ' li li. ' hill.

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LOUISE CARROLL nUSHO -G MORKISTOWX. TEXX. ' ■.v ' ir traJki thr trntrr Utr a thluif of life. ,1(1 nrrnift In tiar ' thv rtrmriitu to xlrifr. llnsli is always on the job — vc can count on her to enter the inninnerahle events (Uiring the year and put an end to conflicts in a very justihahle an ! dignihed manner. Knrerwl I ' tll-IL : ItaskerRiil Toam. I!M:V14 and Ki]4- ' ]. i: ISttsiness Manager Tlir Irii: AOvt-r- listiii: KdiiMr Annual: I ' n-sUlt ' nt Mf ( lass. i;M-I LOLA FRAXCKS I ' .rTNT-.R nETIIAXIA. X. C. -WUfif thr .strriiHi rHiiii(- i siin.ullnxt, Ihf triittf IX thriHxt. Xevcr has she heen on class, exams. or anywhere e ' se that she could not give you the exact time, place, when, and why in the author ' s wurds. She possesses that great ]K(wcr of concentration and studionsness mainly. Kntcrril T.tll- ' lL ; Kntrrptaii l.iii n»rv S uit iy ; Tar lli ' pl I ' lull. 2i»

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AXXIE MARIE EFIRD POLKTOX, X. C. ■ must mix musclf irith action. Lest I irithrr bif despair. In years to come we can recall a vivid pic- ture of Annie crocheting. no matter whether under unfavorable circumstances or vice versa. She is noted for her perseverance, and that leads to noble deeds. Entered 1! 12- 13: Member Enterpean Literarv Society: Tar Heel I ' luh: E omestic Art. CHLOE HOLT FREELAXD BCRLINGTOX. . C. ' ■JJcr roit-r irn ever soft, gmtie, and loir — an rxi- ' lhnt thiiit in iroinnn, Chloe is certainly our blushing rose. Her opinions and judgments are very trustworthy. though seldom expressed. She is extremely modest, and in future years we shall no doubt see a noble woman. Entered 1012- ' 13; Enterpean I.iterarv Societv : Treasurer. Iftl4-iri ; Tar Heel; lied It ' ibln.n ;os- siper: y. V. C. A. Cahint r. UM4 ' l. ' ». 28