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

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES RT. REV. J. K. PFOHL Cha REV. WAL5ER ALLEN MR. A. H BAHNSON DR. S D. CRAIG MR. BURTON CRAISE MR. ARCHIE DAVIS MRS. T. V. FARROW MR. J. B. GOSLEN REV. F. W GRABS MRS. JAMES A. GRAY MRS. DERYL HART MR. T. HOLT HAYWOOD MRS. CLARENCE LEINBACH DR. FRED LEINBACH MRS. COURTNEY MAUZY MR. RALPH B. OGBURN MR. H. A PFOHL REV. DOUGLASS RIGHTS DR. HOWARD RONDTHALER MR. EMIL SHAFFNER MR. CHARLES N. SIEWERS MR. BRANT SNAVELY MR. RALPH SPAUGH REV R. GORDON SPAUGH MR. C. S STARBUCK MISS NETTIE ALLEN THOMAS DR. C. G VARDELL, JR MRS. RICHARD WILLINGHAM [261

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ANNETTE McNEELY B.A. Assistant Registrar. BRONA MAE NIFONG Secretary to the President. HENRY GRADY OWENS B.A., M.A. Professor of Education. MAYME PORTER B.A., B.Mus.. M.Mus. Head of Department of Public School Music. Instructor in History of Music, Music Appreciation, and Ear Training. HAZEL HORTON READ Head of Department of Stringed Instruments, Professor of Violin, Viola, Violoncello, Director of Orchestra. FLORENCE ELEANOR STAFFORD B.S. Instructor in Science. KATHRYN SWAIN B.Mus. Instructor in Voice. VIRGINIA THOMPSON B.Mus. Accompanist. LUCILLE VEST B.A., M.A. Instructor in French HANNAH DIXON WILLIAMS Director of Dramatics. THE FACULTY [25]

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ORGANIZATIONS POETRY • POETRY • POETRY • POETRY • POETRY AT SEA When the dim, tall sails of the ships were in motion, Ghostly, and slow, and silent-shod, We gazed where the dusk fled over the ocean, A great gray hush, like the shadow of God. The sky dome cut with its compass in sunder A circle of sea from the darkened land — A circle of tremulous waste and wonder, O ' er which one groped with a childish hand. The true stars came to their stations in Heaven, The false stars shivered deep down in the sea, And the white crests went like monsters, driven By winds that never would let them be. And there, where the elements mingled and muttered, We stood, each man with a lone dumb heart, Full of the vastness that never was uttered By symbol of words or by echo of art. JOHN CHARLES McNEILL. 127]