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

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FOREWORD ITH the hope that its many readers may gam an insight into the true college life at Salem, we, the editors, do add the eighteenth volume of Sights and In- sights to its predecessors. Our brains are cloudy and our hands are inky ; but, if we have been able to further instill in her friends the love of Salem, we will feel that our reward is great. ' ' --?.-b •- I ' - j J r

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DEDICATION TO OUR FATHERS Q EAR DAD, as your daughter takes a back- ward glance over the road of her youth before round- ing the corner of new duties, she sees the way lighted by the sac- rifices of fatherly love; she sees burdens not dropped but made easier to bear ; she sees wise and helpful counsel which guided past days of temptation and nights of discouragement; and in every weary hour she found always a sane counselor, a svmpathetic friend in her dear bad. GEIACE B. COOPER.

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iMtBB ffid|utau— A ®nbut : For manv vears there has appeared in the Sights and Insights of Salem College the above picture, reminding the students and alumnae of the interes and affection of Miss Emma Lehman, senior retired teacher. The Senior Class of 1923 count it a privilege to be able to accompan this picture with a few words of appreciation for such a life as this one which has been lived so among us. Miss Lehman did not know the present Salem girls as she did her own pupils, nor could we know her as intimatel ' as they, but when we sa v how our mothers and older friends counted no visit to Salem complete without a few moments in her room in the Sisters ' House, we began to go likewise, and many of us came to know her. She was always bright and cheery, as one who loves the out-of-doors must be. Her life was quiet, but not narrow. She was as interested in world affairs as any modern woman, and her expeiience had taught her to see far deeper than any modern woman possibly could. Her presence vas an inspiration to broader, nobler, Avoman- hood, and the Senior Class, as well as the student body, feel that Salem College has lost a loyal daughter, a devoted teacher, and sincere friend. B. P.