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

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V7 E present this seventeenth volume of Sights and Insights to })ou, not as a masterpiece of unusual merit, but merel]) as a simple and loving record of our college life. To those who have never been to Salem TVe fear the boo}( ma lacl( the significancee it ivill inevitabl}) have for those in n ' hom its pages will arvalfen fond memories of their own college davs. It is im- possible lo give adequately) in these few words manj) things about Salem; the sacred traditions, the friend- ships, the high ideals, and the Saleii spirit which per- vade the college and campus. It is as impossible as it would be lo bring George Washington back ' ' si ' these sacred walls. But We must leave the best unsaid: and present to vou as best we can our idea of the college where, for over one hundred pears, girls have laughed and loved, played and worlfcd themselves into young won anhood.