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

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K SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS MARCARKT KI.lZABr.TH ASHBl ' RN l Srns-SAl.KM, MIKIH CAKOIINA CanJiJati- Jur Hathtiar of .his After ;it tending the wumeii ' s Cdllf f ot the l ' niversil nt Nnrth C ' nmlina tor two ears, Margaret (miiih to nur delight) decided to tr the Alma Mater, ami here she soared to great heights, attaining class honors in her Junior year. Besides being athletic enough to In- on the hocke and swiiTiming class teams, slic a - a member of the Dav Students ' Council, %bere she repre- sented her class. The fact that Margaret was a member of Alpha Iota Pi shows us that she was interested in the classical language, Latin, and that she was as industrious in that subject as in the many others that she undertook. Her Seniipr year she was a member of the I. R. S., and took part in the program of the Hi ' -torv Club. MARY OLLIE BILES WINSTOX-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Candidate Jor Bachilor of Arts During all four ears Mary Ollie has run up and down the athletic field, being on all class teams: volley ball, soccer, basketball, and tennis. Due to the points made by these, she was awarded a Salem blanket her Junior year. She was also a Avinner of S. Athletics, however, did not keep her from belonging to the History an l Math Clubs. She was also on the SaLinili ' staff for three years and a member of the Order of the Scorpion. Her Sophomore ' ear the Seniors asked her to be a Senior marshal. For being liked so well as a council member she was made second vice-president her Senior year. You ' ve done well, Mar Ollie! We ' ll remember ou! THIRTY-ONE

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S I G hLTS AND INS ! G H TS MARGARET KATHLEEN ADKIXS WALSTT COVE, NORTH CAROLINA Candidate jor Bachelor of Arts From Walnut Cove vc hail Kathleen Adkins, the class poet of the day. Many of her lines are already famous around the campus. Industrious and ahvays ready to help is Kathleen. Her out- standing ability to %vrite won for her a position on the Salemite staff during her four vears with us. In the two subjects History and Mathematics did Kathleen take much interest too. and soon, in her Sophomore year, she became a member of the Mathematics Club, and a year later joined with the history students. At almost any time of the day could be heard the steady click-click of Kathleen ' s typewriter, for she was a hard worker and when she undertook anything she always finished it. Thus we congratulate you, Kathleen. VIRGINIA LOUISE ALLEN WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLIKA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Sh! That ' s Virginia .Allen, sh — ! What a good-looking brother you have, Virginia, and my, what a car! Ah, the secret is out. Anyway, this is not the only way that ' irginia has made herself conspicuous. She has been a member of the History Club, the Mathematics Club, the Glee Club, and .Alpha Iota Pi. Oh, yes, she was also president of Alpha Iota Pi. This gave her membership to the Presidents ' Forum. Congratu- lations, ' irginia. We are proud of you.

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SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS ELEANOR GRAY CAIN CANA, KOinU CAROLINA Candidalf for Dac irlor of Arts Although Eleanor has never lived on the cam- pus, she is well known to all boarding students as well as ofF-campus ones. From the very begin- ning she has been a ver ardent admirer of Mr. Curlee. Do you reckon that ' s she has al- ways been a member of the Math Club? Dr. Anscombe must also have much appeal to Miss Cain, because she has been a member of the His- tory Club for four long years. Besides these two clubs, she has been a member of the Stu- dents ' Council, of the I. R. S., Pierette Players, and also Alpha Iota Pi. She was also vice-i)resi- dent of us when we vcre bold, bad Sophomores. SUSAN PORTER CALDER CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA CanJUalc for Bachelor of Arts Susan and the Salemitc are inseparable. But being a staff member for two years and finally the editor-in-chief isn ' t all this versatile Senior has done. She started out well her freshman year by joining the Glee Club and being elected a member of the Y Cabinet and the Math Club. Her Sophomore year she was president of her class, served on the SalemUe staff, I. R. S. Cabinet. Student Council, and was asked to join Alpha Chi Alpha, Alpha Iota Pi, and Alpha Phi Kappa. Her Junior year she was treasurer of the Student Government. During her four years at Salem Susan has been prnininent in sports. She won an S her Junior year, and has been on most of her class teams, making hockey var- sity her Junior year and being manager of soccer her Sophomore year. You ' re too smart, Susan ; surely tho ear rings are good omens. THIRTY-TWO