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

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wA Mu%h f% UUUOTUV SoriUA GAITIIKK MOCKSN ' il.LE. N. C. ■■SiK „ilhl ;■« ,1 :r,ll ,„:nl, ,r,„„,i„ 11 ;,.. Inl i; . • .( ■). ■.■uM rl(i. li. Tin. iumIi all mir lives we are constantly running np against admirable people who can attain what they set int to do. Uot has this ability, so be on the lookout for a great leader with many trne friends. KntcT il V.Hlli;; Viie I ' resiilc ' iu (if chiss. lllpj- ■i:i: I ' lfsirtent c.r Class. i!n:!- ' 14; I ' loplict, i:il4- ■ITi- Uepurtcr l-]iitfrppan Literary Society, IDl-l- ■1.-); I ' resirtcnt i;ntc rppiin IJterary Society. 1!)15; Tar Heel I ' luli. J. . E U.XUEX G.MTUliK M0CKSV1I.I-E. .N. C. -Mtil.-r l„ist,. Ihr l„tl,r fiml li.fi.rc llivv. Poets always have great ■■write-ups when they become famous, though we shall disre- gard this for future writers where volumes can be written, for she is on the road to suc- cess. Jane Haden. we feel sure, will not be late for a poet ' s license. lOulel ' od ll)11- ' l- ' ; Class I ' oet. imS; Eiiteipeaii Literary Sueiely : Tar Heel Chilt. 29

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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

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m wA JmMglife AXXIE JAMKS HADLEY Mm XT AIKV. N. ( . ■■ is II, , 1,1 ' Hiiisr uf l.iioirl,,hii l„ s,„ il,. n,nl a llu lu-irihyr of ,ris,lom (u lisl,,,.- ■■Jiinniie is ;i true dipluin.-it. Inniiti ' iii u-!N Ikt that silence in an argument is the liesl policy. Therefore, she is the possessnr nf a large host ui friends and admirers. Eutered imii- ' 13: Class Poet. l!Ha 14: Mi-m- I ' er of Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Senioi- Marshal. l!)i: - 14; Assistant Editor of Int. I!n:!. l4: Vicc- I ' resident of V. V. C. A.. 1014-1 . : ICditor in riiief of lifi. mu- ' ir.: I ' ifsideni ni HcspHti;in Literary Socirty. I!n4- 1.-, ; ItusiiiHs Manam-i- of SiiaiTS ANi lNsi :iiTS. l!)14- ' ir. ; Ltanrlaiia i.-.tivj;: CutilHou riulj; Tar IIe« ' l Chili. ROSE ELlZAi ' .ETll HAW KL S L H- NI.OTTE. X. SU IKIUII ' I II h ' i ' lll .Mthuugh nut Joining uur class until the Senior year. Rose stored up. during her previous education, an unfathomable amount of knowledge. She is a walking reference for the classics, and can discuss all modern prob- lems. i:iii.rr.i I ' .HJi:;: ll.sp.Mian Liu- .■iiiMi- Tai- IIl-cIs. ry SuL-iety ; 30 ii- : ii3