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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1945 volume:

y$ iii uUu044ette ji. Bi iL£C m I E E N EDITOR • ELIZABETH GUDGER WINSTON-SALEM A itv- «E? - vi jiitaBKt j NORTH CAROLINA GAe j UMiUi,  « ::- li M ' a -- r - - ' .- §(£ ' ' KW m r l i :ji . ts -T ' . II , i,V ' -v; ■i ' . r y? r?m SaJent. !! ri ' «-T as:v.- .-.anSeMgl i-- ii: J- ' ii l. v« ,: Kf W ' ' ;■ ' « « 1 J ■II ' ■ ■F p . aK- ■f -s 3; - mM trti J - ' •J- I ■  9 ■.4. ■■ ' r ■nikSkkrr. 1I id ' uUtt ineei l y : • m ' M ' , ■- . diand tali, . ■r ' , «- yv ' J i ' Ji f i1 r i tf% - x • ' y A . , J ' • w l iflMUii .t- .- K ' • -■ li db px i aUuiAGAt Uie. FW  .■:« - iJiXiAoiAJiA cUl . . . . E Ol!D . . A freshman enters Salem . . . four years spent in study, in play, in making friends, in learn- ing tn live with a group . . . four years spent in preparing for life, in forming a philosophy, in building a religion. A senior graduates from Salem . . . with memories of Christmas Ves- pers, of May Day, of Commencement, she stands at the portals of a new life ... but she carries away with her memories which will help keep alive in her heart the spirit of Salem. ON . In M emonam EDWARD MAXWELL HOLDER 1904-1944 Edward Maxwell Holder, a descendant of the original Moravian settlers of Bethania, graduated from Guilford College where he was an outstand- ing student. Later he received the degree of Master of Arts at the University of North Caroli na, and at the time of his death was working on his doctoral dissertation. In 1936 he became a member of the faculty of Salem College, first as Assistant and later as Associate Professor of History. His students regarded him as an inspiring teacher and an understanding friend. In a spirit of cooperation and friendliness he assisted in many student activities. Mr. Holder ' s character was one worthy of emulation. In politics he was for progress and reform. He was devoted to the church. It was his concept of Christianity and patriotism that one should not live unto himself, but by public service make some contribution to his age. On June 14, 1944, he was drowned at the Boy Scout Camp, where he was a director, when he went to the assistance of a camper. For this act he was awarded the Carnegie bronze medal for heroism. That he should lose his life in rescuing a young boy was fully in keeping with his ideals of religion and patriotism. In a year, when men every- where are killing on the battlefield, it is fitting that we honor in this dedication the memory of a great teacher who gave his life that another might live. Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, salth the Lord of hosts. HOWARD E. RONDTHALER Ph.R., R.n., M.A., D.D., I.L.D. PRESIDENT OF SALEM COLLEGE BDARD DF TRUSTEES David Weinlakd B.A., B.D. Assniiatc to the President The Right Revtrfxi) J. Kenneth Pfohl Chairman Dr. V.alser H. Allen Dr. Acxew H. Bahnson Mrs. Acxew H. Bahnson Mr. Frederic F. Bahnson, Jr. Dr. S. Doi clas Craig Mrs. John R. Cunningham Mrs. James . Early Mr. Ralph P. Hanes Mrs. T. Holt Haywood Dr. R. Frederick Leinbach Mr. John W . Moore Mr. Ralph B. Ocburn Mr. Lovis F. Owen- Mrs. Robert D. Shore Mr. Charles N. Siewers Mrs. Ronald S. Slye Mr. R. Arthur Spaugh Rev. R. GoRDt)N Spaugh Captain Ralph E. Spaugh Mr. Clarkson S. Starbuck Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong Miss Nettie Allen Thomas Dr. Charles G. Vardell, Jr. Mr. William N. Vogler Rev. John R. AVeinlick Mrs. Richard F. Willingham President Rondthaler, i ' .v i]iciu Rev. David E. Weinland, ex officio J7 • •umBi ij u« . THE FACULTY First Roiu Cadelle Able Professor in Mathemalics A. .. M.A. Francis Chari.es Anscombe Professor of History B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D., LL.B. Viola Tucker Anscombe Piano Rebecca Gordon Averili Director of PhysituI EJuciiinn BS., M.A. Clifford Edwin Bair Professor of I ' oire B. Mus. Scroiul Row Geraldine Bavnes Library .-hsislani B.A. Katherine a. Bonnev Dean of Residence B.A.. M.A.. B.D. Lucv Cox Bowen Piano Sarah K. Burrell Issislant Dean of Residence B.A, Jess Lucille Bird Inslrnelor in F.nc lish B.A.. M.A. THE FACULTY Firs I Rozc Roi Jones CAMpsti.r Associate Professor of Bioloiiy anj Physics B,A.. CP.H. Marv Frances Cash Instructor in Theory „nJ Counlrrfoim B. Mus.. A. A. GO Taki. Vincent Confer tssociau Professor of llislory B.A., MA.. Ph.D. Joan I. Conkau Secretary lo the liaJemi, Dean EvABEr.i.E Simmons Covincton Professor of Sociolo, y and Economics B.A.. M..A. Sccrjrlcl Rrjjc . KH, Theoooke ClKiEE Professor ol Mathematics B.A.. M.A ' enus Fairclotii _ Nurse R.N. Marion V. Hadlev Nurse R.N. Anna Kicer Hanes Business Mana,jer .Anna Rue Hauser Instructor in Secretarial Studies B.S.SA. 19 THE FACULTY First Row Charles Hexry Higons Professor of Chemistry B.S., M.A. Ivv May Hixson Academic Dean B.A.. M.A. ' IRC1NIA WiGGixs HoRTON Secretary in the School of Music Elizabeth Johnston Instructor in Piano B. Mus. Laurie Rogers Jones Instructor in Piano B.A. Second Row Mary Virvisia Jones Instructor in Organ Howard S. Jordan . . Professor of Modern Languages and Acting Head of the Department of Modern Languages AS.. M.A., Ph.D. Naomi Kark Assistant Professor of Art Edith Kirkla.nd Director of Public Relations B.A. Vera Lachmann Instructor in Modern Foreign Relations PhX ., Berlin 20 THE FACULTY First Roiv Garvette Lvvch Secretary to the Director of Public Relations LEr.iA Graham Marsh -Ilumnae Secretary B.A. Elizabeth Ormstry Meinung Professor of Home Economics B.S.. MA, Noble Ralph McEwen Professor of Education and Psychology E-A.. MA . PhD Annette Mcneely Leicht Registrar B.A. Sec ' jjttl Roiv Florence E. Neely Instructor in Science B.A.. M.S. Brona Nifonc Secretary to the President Henry Grady Owen Professor of Education B.A.. MA. Kaiherine SMtTH Pyron Assistant Librarian B.A.. M.A.. B.S. m Library Science Anna Ferryman Treasurer B.A. I I I I 21 THE FACULTY First Roll- Hazel Horton Read Instructor in Stringed Inslrumcnis Alice Keeney Rondthaler Head of Department of Secretarial Studies B.A. Mrs. Russell Wilson Director of Dramatics B. Mus. Mary I. Shamburcer issistant Professor of English A.B., MA. Grace Louise Siewers Librarian E.A, Secanci Roiv Minnie Jameson Smith Professor of Latin and Greek B,A.. MA.. Ph.D. Nell Brushincham Starr Instructor in loice Eleanor Shaffner Guthrie Instructor in Harp Blanche Stockton Dietitian B.S. Evangeline Tubes Instructor in Public School Music B.A-. B. Mus,, M,M, 22 THE FACULTY Marie Van Hoy Secretary to ihc Treasurer B.A. Charles Gildersleeve V ' ardell, Jr Dean of School of Music B.A., MA,. Ph.D., A.A.G.O. Lucii.i.E Vest Assistant Professor of Spanish B.A.. M.A. LL ' C ■ Leinbach Wen ' hold ...... Professor of Modern Foreign Languages and Emeri- tus Head of the Department of Modern Languages A.B.. Ph.D. Pearl Viviav Wihovghby Professor of English B.A.. M A., Ph.D. 23 m m w t lu (LASS[S PRESENTING %til CLASS 8DI THE CLASS OFFICERS Josephine McLaughlin President Mary Coons Vice-president LuANNE Davis Secretary Genevieve Frasier Treasurer 27 :| Mary Ellen Ba -lev ' 5 !ate- Mary Lucy Baynes f 1 Katherine E. Beckw ' ith Peggy Bollin ient n 28 MARY ELLEN BAYLEY SPRINGFIELD, OHIO A.B. in Sociology and Economics Pitreltes, 3; El Club Espanol, 1-2; War Ac- tivities Council, 4, Treasurer, 4; Finance Board, 4, Secretary, 4. MARY LUCY BAYNES WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. B.S. in Home Economics Athletic Association, 2-3-4, Treasurer, 2, Presi- dent, 4: Student Government, 2-3, Treasurer, 3: Class Vice-President, 2; Class Hockey, 1-2-3; Varsity. 3; Class Basketball, 2-3; Sub- Varsity, 2; I. R. S., i; Alpha Iota Pi, i; El Club Espanol, i ; Senior Marshal, 3 ; Home Economics Club, 3-4, Program Committee, 4; Staff of Salemile, 3-4; Honor Society, 3-4; Who ' s Who; Order of the Scorpion, 3-4. KATHERINE E. BECKWITH PRINCETON, W. VA. A,B. in English and History Hiking Club, i; EI Club Espanol, i-a-;?; In- ternational Relations Club, r-2-3-4; Alpha Iota Pi, 2-3-4; House President of Sister ' s House, 2; Student Government, 2, 3; War Activities, Council, %. PEGGY BOLLIN MAVODAN, N. C A.B. in Education and Psychology El Club Espanol, i; Riding, 1-2; International Relations, 1-2-3-4; Assistant Business Manager, Sights and Insights. 4. i Molly Elizabeth Boseman Mary Ellen Byrd Adele Chase Mary Coons ient a 30 b MOLLY ELIZABETH BOSEMAN ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. .4 .li. in Economics nnd Sociology Class Secretary, i; Home Economics Club, 1-2; Class Presidenr. 2; Student Government, 3-4. Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 4; International Re- lations Club, 1-4: EI Club Espanol, 1-4; Alpha Iota Pi, 3; I.R.S., 2-3; Red Cross Supervisor, 4; Nominating Committee, 2-3 ; Order of the Scor- P ' .m, 2-3-4. ALARY ELLEN BYRD MORRANTON, N. C. A.B. in English Salemile, 3-4, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4; Sights and Insights, 1-3, Freshman Class Edi- tor, I, Photographic Editor, 3 ; Student Govern- inent, 3-4.; House President of Alice Clewell, 3 ; Nominating Committee, 4 ; Senior Advisor, 4 ; El Club Espanol, 1-2-3-4; Alpha lota Pi, 1-2-3-4; Honor Society, 3-4; Dean ' s List, 3; Class Honors, 2-3 ; Who ' s Who, 4. ADELE CHASE NEW YORK, N. Y. A.B. in Sociology and Economics Salemile, 1-2-3-4; Freshman Dramatic Club, i; Pierettes, 2-3-4; Home Economics Club, i; In- ternational Relations Club, 1-2-3-4; Le Circle Francais, i; Chapel Committee, 3; Fire Chief and Air Raid Warden, 3; Chairman, War Ac- tivities Council, 4; Feature Editor of Sights and Insights, 4; Student Government, 2-3. MARY COONS WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. B.M. in Piano Saint Mary ' s, 1-2; Class Honors, 3; Chapel Committee, 3 ; Staff of Salemile, 3 ; Chorale Ensemble, 3-4; Der Deutsche Verein, 3-4, Presi- dent, 4; V.W.C.A. Cabinet, 4; Student Govern- ment, 4; Off-campus, Vice-President, 4; Vice- President of Class, 4; I. R. S., 4.. JA; ' Frances Crowell LuANNE Embrv Davis Nell Efird Denning Genevieve Campen Fkasiek ent a 32 !tai FRANCES CROWELL HICKORY, N ' . C. .V.5. i)i Education anil I ' syrholoffy Freshman Dramatic Club, i; Pierettes, 2-3-4: Le Circle Francais. i ; International Relations Club, 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3: Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, 2-3-4; Stutient Government, 3; May Day Com- mittee, 3; Business Staff of Sights and Insights, 3, Business Manager, 4: Red Cross Supervisor, 3-4- LUAN ' NE EMBRV DAVIS MORGANTOM, K. C . .B. in Psychnlogy. Education. S ianish Freshman Dramatic Club, i ; EI Club Espanol, 1-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Student Gov- ernment, 2-3; Class Basketball, 2-3-4; Pierettes, 2-3-4, Class Honors, 3, Business Staff of Sights AND Insights, 3; Class Secretary, 4; Assistant Editor of Sights and Insights, 4; Chairman of May Day Finance, 4; International Relations Club, 4. NELL EFIRD DENNING ALBEMARLE, N. C ■ .5. in Enff ish anil History El Club Espanol, 1-2; Home Economics Club, i; Athletic Association, 2; Staff of Satemile, 3; Student Government, 3-4, President, 4; Class President, 3; Senior Advisor, 4: I. R. S., 3, Nominating Committee, 3-4, Chairman, 4; Class Basketball, 2-3-4; Class Hockey, 1-2-3-4; Class Softball, 1-2-3-4, Sub Varsity, 3; Who ' s Who, 4; Order of the Scorpion, 3-4. GENEVIEVE CAMPEN FRASIER SANFORD, N. C. A .B. in Economics and Sociology Freshman Dramatic Club, i; Pierettes, 2-3; El Club Espanol, 2; YAV.C.A. Cabinet, 3; Salemile Staff; 3, 4, Business Staff of Sights AND Insights, 4; War Activities Council, 4; Red Cross Supervisor, 4; Class Treasurer, 4. Jane Frazier Mildred Garrison Betty Grantham Marie GRirnN ient r 34 I JA K KRAZIKK W l Sl() S I KM, , C. li.M. in I ' oire Class N ' ice-Prt-sidt-nt, i ; Student Govcrnmeiit, 3 ; Freshman Dramatics Club, i ; Pierettes, 2-3-4; VAV.C.A. Cabinet, 3; Day Student House Com- mittee, 1-3-3; Choral Ensemble, 1-2-3-4, Presi- dent, 4; I. R. S., 3-4; Senior Marshal, 3: Ma Day Committee, 4; Class Honors, 1-2-3; Dean ' s List, 3; Who ' s Whii, 4; Feature Girl, 2; Honor Society. 3-4; Order of the Scorpion. 3-4. MILDRED GARRISON GI.EV ALPINE, N ' . C. J.B. in Educatioti Freshman Dramatics Club, i; Pierettes, 2-3; EI Club Espanol, 1-2; International Relations Club, 2; Staff of Salemite, 3, Circulation Manager, 4; Athletic Association, 3, Vice-President, 4. BET ' n- (;raxtha.m FAIRMONT, , C. A.B. in Education and Psychuhgy Freshman Dramatics Club, i; Secretary, V.W.C.A. Cabinet, i : El Club Espanol, 2; Chief Senior Marshal, 3, Nominating Committee, 3-4; Student CJovernment, 3-+; I. R. S. President, 4. MARIE GRIFFIX MARIOS ' , , C A.B. in Primary Eilucation Alpha Iota Pi, 2-3-4, Le Cercle Francais, 2; Glee Club, 2; International Relations Club, 2-3; Staff of Sights and Insights, 4. I Elizabeth Gudcer Emily Whitiemore Harris Nancy Jane Helsabeck Mamie Herring uni a 3t Ji KI.l AHK ' lil (U n(iKR SIIt M I I . V. C. .y. y. Krif lish (uul Sptinish Kre ' -hman Dramatics C ' luh, i , Treasurer, i ; I. R. S.. I ; Hiereltes, 2-3 ; Alpha Intn Pi, 1-2-3-4, RtpnrttT, 3 ; Class Secretary, 2-3 ; EI Ciiih F.spariol, r -2-3-4, Vice-President, 3 ; Inter- national Relations Club, 3-4; Glee Club, 2; Salnnite Editorial Staff, 3; V.W.C.A. Cabinet. 3-4, Treasurer, 3; SiCH ' i-s akd Insights Assistant Editor, 3. Editor, 4; Student Government, 4; Senior Marshal, 3 ; Red Cross Supervisor, 3-4 ; Feature Girl, 3, NnminatinR Committee, 4; Maid of Honor, 4; Order of the Scorpion, 3-4. EMILY WHITTEMORE HARRIS I.EAKSVII.I.E, N ' . C. A.B. in English and Eilucatinn EI Club Espanol, 1-2; The Stirrup Club, 3; V.W.C.A. Cabinet, 2 ; House President, Sister ' s House, 3: Student Government, 3-4: Chairman of May Day Dances, 4; Advertising Manager of Salemite, 3, Business Manager of Salt-mile, 4, Charter Member of Honor Society ; Chapel Committee, 4; Senior Advisor, 4; Who ' s Who, 4. .VAXO ' JANE HELSABECK WAI.XUT COVE, N. C B.S. in Birjloi y Mars Hill, 1-2; Der Deutsche Verein, 3-4; Staff of Salemite, 3, Class Reporter, 4; Vice-President of Lablings, 4. MAMIE HERRING OXFORD, N ' . C. B. of Music Choral Ensemble, 1-2-3-4; Der Deutsche Verein, 1-2-3-4; Red Cross Supervisor, 4. X iSNi Laura Esielle Hike Betty Jean Jones Frances Hardy Jones Dorothy Kise r eni a 38 I.AIRA KSTKLLK MINK I Sin -SAI.KM, N. C. U.S. in Home Econoiiihs Hinnc Kninnmifs Club, i -2-3-4. HKTTV jEAX JONKS WINSION-SAI.KM, ' , C. B.S. in flontf Ei ' ononnrs V. C. r. N. C, I ; Home Economio Cluh. 2-3-4. Social Chairman, 3, President, 4; Senior Marshal, 3 ; May Da. ' Committee, 2-3 ; Assistant Business Manager of Sights asd Insights, 3, Senior Class Editor of Sights and Insights, 4; Sub House President, CIe velI, 3; Red Cross Supervisor, 4; Lab. Assistant in Home Economics, 4 ; Senior Advisor, 4. FRANCES HARD ' JONES KINSTOX, N. C. ■l.B, in Sociology and Economics VAV.C.A., 1-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, President. 4; E! Club Espanol, 1-2; I. R. S., 2; Staff of Salrmilc, 2; Plerettes, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 3; International Relations Club, 3; Athletic As- sociation, 3; Hockey Varsity, 3, Senior Marshal, 3, Feature Girl, 3; Student Government, 4; Order of the Scorpion, 2-3-4. DOROTHY KISER TOBACCOVILLE, K. C. A.B. in Psychology and Education Pierettes, 2, Alpha Iota Pi, 2-3-4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4: Business Staff of SiGHTS AKD In- sights, 4; Riding Club, 4, Josephine Hall McLauchlin ' Mary Frances McNeely r Nancy Moss Marguerite Mullin ient a 40 Baaa JOSFPIIIM II AI.I. .MlLAUCHLIN K Af roRn, x. c. B.M. in Organ l)er Deutsche Verein, 1-2-3-4; ChnrnI Ensemble, 1-2-3-4, Secretary and Treasurer, 3; V. ' .C.A.. 2; Class Treasurer, 3, Class President, 4; Stu- dent Government, 4; I. R. S., 4; Senior Advisor, 4; Internntinnal Relations Club, 2-4, Nominating C ommittee, 4; Class Kasketball Team, 3; Order of the Scorpion, 4. M K FRANCES McNEELY MOORESVILLE, K. C. J.B. in Economics and Sociology El Club Espanol, 2 ; I. R. S., 2-3-4 • Treasurer of A. A., 3; Senior Marshal, 3; International Relations Club, 3-4; Staff of Salemite, 4; Red Cros Supervisor, 3-4; May Queen, 4. NANCY MOSS WILSON, N, C. A.B. in Primary Education International Relations Club, 1-2-3-4; R tl Cross Supervisor, 3-4; Riding Club, 3; Copy Editor of Sights and Insights, 4; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, 4; El Club Espanol, 1-2. MARGUERITE MULLIN TAZEWELL, VA. A.B. in English El Club Espanol, 1-2; Hiking Club, i; Glee Club, 1-2; Stirrup Club, 3-4: Staff of Sal f mile, 3-4, Feature Editor, 4; Photographic Editor of Sights and Insights, 4.  : Uf LuciLE Newmav PCGCV NlMnCKS Helen Lucinda Phillips Kathleen Phillips iem n 42 LUCILE NEWMAN vi si-n -s i.iM. N. c. . . ). ; Enolish Freshman Dramatics Cluh, i ; C ' las-i IVf.T ' urei, 2 ; Pay Student House Committee, 3-4 ; Salimiff Staff, 2-3-4, Associate Editor, 3 ; Pierettes, 2-3-4, Publicity ManaRer, 2-3; El Club Espaiinl, 1-2-3, Publicity Manager, 2 ; SiCHis and Insechts, 3, Art Editor, 3; Student Government, 4; Nomi- nating Committee, 4; May Day Committee, 1-2-3, Chairman, 4; Alpha Iota Pi, 3-4; Class Hockey, 3-4; Athletic Association, 3; War Ac- tivities Council, 3; Order of the Scorpion, 4. PEGG NLMOCKS FAVETTEVILI.E, . C. A.B. iti S (inish iu(l English El Club Espanol, 1-2-3-4; ' - A. Council, 2; Hockey Varsity, 3 ; Class Basketball, 2-3-4; House President of Lehman, 3; Student Govern- ment, 3; Monogram Club, 3; Chapel Committee, 3; Feature Girl, 2; Salfmitr Staff, 1-2; Nomi- nating Committee, 2; May Court, 4. HELEN LUCINDA PHILLIPS XORIfl Mf KKSB ORO, K. C. . .B. ill History V. C. V. N. C, i-z; I. R. S., 3, Sccretan and Treasurer, 3 ; Class Honors, 3 ; Y.W.C.A. Cabi- net, 4; Senior Advisor 4; International Rela- tions Club, 4; Art Editor of Sights and Insights, 4. KATHLEEN PHILLIPS I.LMRERTON , . C. B.S. in IJofi i Efonoinics Le Cercle Francais, 1-2-3, Home Economics Club. 1-2-3-4; Salt-miff Business Staff, 2-3-4; Stirrup Club, r-2-3-4; Athletic Council, 4; In- ternational Relations Club, 2-3. ■ Rachel Elizabeth Pinkston Norma Marie Rhoades Ann Sauls Alvce Pat Stevens ent n 44 RACHEL ELIZABETH PINKSTON FAVtriEVIlLE, N. C. A.B. in Economics and Sociology Student Government, 1-4; Y.W.C.A., 3-4, Vice- President, 4; Ch.TpeI Committee, 2; Atiiielic Association, 4: Red Cross Supervisor, 4: Senior Advisor, 4: Softball Varsity, ; Who ' s Wiio, 4. NORMA MARIE RHOADES WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. B.M. in Voice Greensboro College, i; Cirora! Ensemble, 2-3-4; Der Deutsche Verein, 2-3-4; Business Staff of Salemite, 3-4 ; Day Student House Committee, 4: I. R. S., 4, Vice-President, 4; May Court, 4. ANN SAULS CHARLOTTE, N. C. A.B. in Spanish Freshman Dramatics Club, i ; Glee Club, 2 ; El Club Espanol, 1-2-3-4, Vice-President, 4; May Day Chairman of Dresses, 4; International Re- lations Club, 4. ALYCE PAT STEVENS BROOKLYN, N. Y. B.S. in Home Economics Home Economics Club, 1-2-4, Treasurer, 2; Le Cercle Francais, i ; International Relations Club, 1-4; May Day Committee, 2; The Stirrup Club, 4; New York University, 3; Lablings, 4. Edith Mae Stovall Angela Spotswood Taylor Hazel Susan Waits ient a 46 EDITH MAK STOVALL WIXSTOX-S.MEM. . C. A.B. in Miithciii itics Athletic Associatidii, 2-3-+; Softball ' ar it . 2-3: Suftball ManaKtT, 2-3-4; Hocke - ' arsit , 3: Class Basketball IVam, 2-3 ; Monogram Club, 3-4- ANGELA SPOTSWOOD TAYLOR DAVBLR ' ' , N. C. B.S, in ffonw Eionnniirs El Club Espanol, i ; Home Economics Club, 2-3-4; Stirrup Club, 3; International Relations Club. 4; Staff of Sights anu I.vsights, 4; Lablings, 4. HAZEL SUSAN WATTS TAVl.ORSVII.r.E, N. C. A.B. in Social Stuilies El Club Espanol, 1-2-3-4; International Rela- tions Club, 1-2-3-4; Glee Club, 2; Finance Chairman of Class, 2; House President of Strong, 3; Student Government, 3-4; Class Honors, 3; Dean ' s List, 3 ; House President of Hitting, 4 ; V.W.C.A. Cabinet, 4 ; Associate Editor of Sali ' rnilr; Copy Editor of Sights and Insights, 4; Senior Advisor, 4; Who ' s Who, 4; Order of the Scorpion, 3-4. 47 A y jj il ' laru rJLou tack y Chief Marshal SENIOR 43 Helen McMillan Nancy Snvder Peggy Witherington XnLL J.AXE Griffin- Winifred Wall Julia Garrett MARSHALS 49 mm ■ •••■i PRESENTING THE Aunior CLASS THE CLASS OFFICERS Doris Little President Sara Hege Vice-president Elizabeth Willis Secretary Nancy Snyder Treasurer 51 First Row: Jane Angus Fmnt Royal, Va. Margaret Ardrev Greensboro, N. C. Jake Bell Raleigh, N. C. Meredith Sue Boaze Lexington, N. C. Catherine Bunn Henderson, N. C. Second Row: MoLLiE Cameron Raetord, N. C. Mary Lm-lian Campbell Plymouth, N. C. Anne Carter Morganton, N. C. Frances Cartner Winston-Salem, N. C. Betsy Casteen Leaksville, N. C. Third Row: Rosalind Clark Marion, N. C. Marjorie Conrad Winston-Salem, N. C. Nancy Hills Davis Morganton, N. C. Ann Douthit Washington, N. C. Anne Dysart Greenville, S. C. THE JUNIOR CLASS 52 THE J U N t D R CLASS Fint Ron ' : FRANcts IJ.AM Winslnn-Snicrn, N. C. JuiiA Garreit Knnxville, Teiiii. Marv Frances Garrou Valdcsc, N. C. Nell Jane Griffin- Winston-Salcm, N. C. Marv Rl ' TH Hand Rural Hall, N. C. Second Rov: IJEnv Harris Hickory, N. C. Martha Moore Haves Charlotte, N. C. Ei.oisE Hece Winston-Salcm, N. r. Sara Hece Winston-Salem, N. C. Marv Hii.lsman Richmond, ' a. Third Row: Josephine Holler Santord, N. C. Senora Lindsev Tarboro, N. C. Doris Little - ' . — T ' . ' . ' . T . . . Robersonville, N. C. Edith Longest Rocky Mount, N. C. Jane Lovelace Henrietta, N. C. 53 9( i First Ron.- Virginia McIver Sanford, N. C. Helen McMillan Knoxvillc, N. C. Ruth Max vell Goldsboro, N. C. Julia Maxwell New Bern, N. C. Mary Hodges Person Stantonsburg, N. C. Second Row: June Reid Winston-Salem, N. C. Nancy Ridenhour Concord, N. C. Helen Robbins Rocky Mount, N. C. Martha Sherrod Winston-Salem, N. C. Eugenia Shore Winston-Salem, N. C. Third Ron-: Ruth Shore U ' inston-Salem. . C. Hazel Newman Slawier Winston-Salem, N. C . Helen Slve Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Snyder Roanoke, Va. Mary Lou Stack Fayetteville, N. C. THE JUNIOR CLASS Jane Calkins Special Student 54 THE JUNIOR CLASS hiil Ron: Ed;.. Si afford Winston-Salem, N. C. Poi.lv Siarbuck Scarsdale, N. V. Nancy Paige Suiff Goldsboro, N. C. Hefsy Thomas Wilwn, N. C. HtLEN Thomas Alexamlria, Va. Secottd Ron: Edifh Trivette Win5ton-Salcm, N. C. Mary Jane V ' ieira Charlotte, N. C. Winifred Wall High Point, N. C. MAR 1(11 I.VM.HdKNF Marion Waters Bluefield, W. Va. .S ,M„ Si„,l,,ii A ' ' S Weaver Bassett, -a. Third Row: Marfha Berch Willard . . Winston-Salem, N. C. Beitv Lynn Williard . . - Jamestown, N. C. Elizabeth Ann Willis Monroe, N. C. Pe :gv Withekincton ..... Mount Olive, N. C. I.ois WooTES ' Kinston, N. C. 55 PRESENTING mitomore CLASS 56 t- ■ -W -7 t V •-• ' - , d THE CLASS OFFICERS Eva Martin Bullock President Anne Barber Vice-president Janet Johnston Secretary Agnes Quinerly Treasurer 57 0 First Row: Annabel Allen Wadesboro, N. C. Bettv Jane Bacbv Winston-Salem, N. C. Anne Barber Winston-Salem, N. C. BiLLiE Rose Beckerdite Concord, N. C. Carol Beckvvith Princeton, W. Va. Second Row: Carolyn Billings Winston-Salem, N. C. Martha Boatoricht Reidsville, N. C. Sally Boswell Roanoke, Va. Mary Farmer Brantley Rocky Mount, N. C. Lesley Blllard Lumberton, N. C. Third Row: Eva Mariis Blt.i.ock Charlotte. N. C. Bermce Blnn Tarboro, N. C. Alice Carmichael Knoxville, Tenn. Frances Sprunt Carr Durham, N. C. Sarah Eliz. bcth Cheatham Franklinton, N. C. THE SDPHOMDHE CLASS 58 THE SOPHDMDRE CLASS First Row: RtBECCA Ttapp Siler City, N. C. Rosemary Cleveland Snannanoa, N. C. Teau Cousxii Wananish, N. C. Patrice Crommelin Park Ridne, 111. Helen Marciaret Dun v Ntw Bern, N. C. Second Row: Mary Frances Ernest Winston-Salem, N. C. Grizzelle Etheridce Whitakers, N. C. Marianne Everett Fayettcville, N. C. Anne Foi.ger South Orange, N. J. Carolyn Flrr Salisbury, N. C. Third Row: Greta Garth Hickory, N. C. Virginia Gattis Winston-Salem, N. C. Carol Gregory Lancaster, S. C. Mary Hlnier Hackney .... . ■ . ; : ; : . . . Wilson, N. C. Harriett Hale Russcllvillc, Tenii. 59 rm tmm First Row: Marian Lee Hall Waynesboro, V ' a. Sara Haltiwanger Winston-Salem, N. C. Martha Lou Heitman Salisbury, N. C. Maria Hicks Wilson, N. C. Caroline Hill Wadesboro, N. C. Second Ron ' : Daphne Houchins Martinsville, Va. Emmie Lou James Winston-Salem, N. C. Phyllis Johnson Greensboro, N. C. Janet Johnston Mooresville, N. C. Bette Crouse Jones Winston-Salem, N. C. Third Row: Light Joslin Baltimore, Md. Frances Law Kinston, N. C. Shevfield Lii.es Wadesboro, N. C. Marv Anne Linn Salisbury, N. C. Beisv Long Winston-Salem, N. C. THE SDPHDMnRE CLASS 60 THE SDPHOMDRE CLASS Fir it Row: Av E McGee Germanion, N. C. HAr.i.iF. McLean I noir, N. C. Katherine Iea McNkw Clevelaiitl, Ti ' iin. Ueisv Meiki.ejomn Fawtucki ' t, K. I. CWKS MEMJEMtAl.I Winston-Salt ' IT), N. ( ' . Second Ron: Emma Mitcheli ' iliiiingt()ii, N. C. Jan ' E Ml ' lhollem St. Perersburg, Fla. Beverlv Newman Winston-Salem, N. C. Mae Noble Charlotte, N. ( ' . Jean Norwood Raleigh, N. C. Third Roiy: Gerai.dine PuRCEi.t. Winston-Salem, N. C. Rosamond Putzei Salisbury, N. C. Agnes Quineri.v Farmville, N. C Helen Coit Redfern , , . . . . Wadesboro, N. C. Helen Reynolds BluefieUI, W. a. 61 First Row: Frances Rives Bethel, N. C. Eleanor Rood St. Petersburg, Fla. Constance Scogcins Reidsville N. C. Second Row: Ruth Scott Statesville, N. C. Lucy Scott Winston-Salem, N. C. TiCKA Senter Albemarle, N. C. Third Row: Evelvn Bvrd Shield Ridgewood, N. J. Pbgcv Pace Smith Easlcy S. C. Margaret Lucille Styers Winston-Salem, N, C. THE SDPHDMDHE CLASS 62 THE SDPHDMDeE CLASS First Ron: Louise Taylor i:)anbun, N. C. HtvRitriA Wai.iov MorRanton, N. C. M Klli ' i lov MorRanton, N. C. Secotid Rev: Barbaka Waikins Shaker Heights, Ohio Marcarpt W ' tsT Kinstoii, N. C. Margaret V[[.i.iams McConnellsville, S. C. Third Ron ' : Beitv Withers Winston-Salem, N. C. Martha Jeas Yolngbiood Concord, N. C. Louise Zigi.ar Lawsonville, N. C. 63 ' i - PRESENTING THE CLASS «4 THE CLASS OFFICERS Peggy Davis President Jean Feuchtenberger Vice-president Anne Carothers Secretary Elizabeth Peden Treasur 65 First Ron ' : Betty Jane Auams Winston-Salem, N. C. Mary Ei.la Alexander Spartanburg, S. C. Betty Lou Ball Winston-Salem, N. C. Kathryn Ballew Marion, N. C. Bfit - Barnwell Burlington, N. C. Second Row: Nancy Barreit Rock Mount, N. C. Jeanne Basnight Chapel Hill, N. C. Genevra Beaver Salisbury, N. C. Betta ' E Bell Towson, Md. MAR-i- Martha Bingham Sugar Grove, N. C. Third Row: Peggy Jane Blum Winston-Salem, N. C. Edith Lucille Boggs Charlotte, N. C. Patricia Margaret Bolting Winston-Salem, N. C. Beitie Lou Boney Kinston, N. C. Marii.in 1 ' homas Booth Winston-Salem, N. C. THE FRESHMAN CLASS THE FRESHMAN CLASS Fint Ron: Sophia Uo ev Win ' tnii-Salfni, N. C. AcNKs Bowers Murganmn, N. C. Moi.i.Y Brietz Winston-Salem. N. C. Pectcv Broaddl ' S Richmond, ' a. Margaret Brows- Charlottt-, N. C. Second Row: Mary Leii.a BR AS ' r CiastoTiin. N. C. Mary Weils Bintixc Bethel, N. C. Mariha Reade Burton ' Rocky Mount, N, C. Nancy Carlton Raleigh, N. C. Ann Carothers Rock Hill, S. C. Third Ron: Margarei Carter Rock - Mount. X. C. Virginia Mae Carter Thomasville, N. C. Fa ' Chambers Marion, N. C. Alice Chiles - —r- . — r : . ■ ' . . . . Houston, Texas Jane Church .... . ' Winslon-Salem, N. C. 67 Ml 9 First Row: Sarah Clark Reidsville. N. C. Mary Lena Colvard North Wilkesboro, N. C. PmxLis Cooper Raleigh, N. C. ViRGlN ' lA COKXOR Spartanburg, S. C. A ' ' ' Cox Franklinton, N. C. Marv Craudis Winston-Salem, N. C. Second Row: Carolyn Cranford Asheboro, N. C. Hazel Crenshaw Belmont, N. C. Ann Critcher Rocky Mount, N. C. JAHALA Crotts Albemarle, N. C. Page Daniel New Bern, N. C. Molly Darr Winston-Salem, N. C. Third Row: Pegcv Davis t ' Raleigh, N. C. Irene Dixon Rocky Mount, N. C. Sara Jane Dresser Raleigh, N. C. Anne Duncan Salisbury, N, C. Marie Dwiccins Winston-Salem, N. C. Louise Efird Albemarle, N. C. THE FRESHMAN CLASS 68 THE FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: RosK Wti.i. FiEi.D Larchmont, N. V. Marv Ei.more Fexi.ev North Wilkesboro, N. C. Margaret Fisher Concord, N. C. Barbara Folger Mount Airy, N. C. Marios ' Gaither Newton, N. C. Jeawe Feichtenbercer BlueficUl, V. Va. Second Row: Pecgv Lou Gray Robersonville. N. C. Jane Greenwai.d New York, N. V. Catherine Gregory Spartanburg, S. C. JEAK Griffin Rocky Mount, N. C. Sallie Joe Gl ' RCANUS Bethel N. C. Anne Hariston Leaksville, N. C. Third Row: Sally Hamilton Charlotte, N. C. Martha Lillian Harrison Charlotte N. C. Beitye Hatley ■ • - ■ . ,_,,— . ■■.. -- . . Albemarle, N. C. Blanche Hicks . . . .- ' ' . Greensboro, N. C. Mary Holt Hill Long Island, N. Y. Betty Jeak Holleman Winston-Salem, N. C. 69 ?® 9k f Vi Ron ' : Sarah Holton ' Winston-Salem. N. C. Alda Jacksov Winston-Salem, N. C. Elizabeth Jeffreys Goldsboro, N. C. Jane Jeter Raleigh, N. C. Sue Laxdos N ' . Wilkesboro, N. C. Patsy Law Winston-Salem, N. C. Second Ron: BtnY Leeper Gastonia, N. C. El.AiKE Lovisc Washington, D. C. Nancy Lutz Shelby, N. C. Nancy McColl BcnnettsYille, S. C. Abigaii, McCoRMicK Princeton, W. Va. Jave McEi ROY Glencoe, 111. Third Row: Mary Jase McGee Charlotte, N. C. Catherine McLeod Charlotte, N. C. Elaine McNeely Mooresville, N. C. A.NNE MiLLlKAN .: Greensboro, N. C. Annie Collins Mills Morehead City, N. C. I.omie Lol ' Mills Wadesboro, N. C. THE FRESHMAN CLASS 70 THE FRESHMAN CLASS Ftnl Ron : Sakah Mcsivcah Gnlrfsboro. N. C. JASF. Morris Mocksvillc, N. C. Marv Motsiscer Winston-Salem, N. C. Rlbv Move Maury, N. C. Marv Lourie N ' oRuoon Bethesda, Md. EvEivN Page Winston-Salem, N. C. Second Rort : Eloise Paris Winston-Salem, N. C. Marv Lolise Parrish Georgetomi, S. C. Elizabefh Pedes Canton, N. C. Jean Pierce Rocky Mount, N. C. Martha Eijzvbhh Price Monroe, N. C. Marv Price Chattaroy, W. Va. Third Ron: Margaret Ravsal Statesvillc, N. C. Brrrv Dean Regan Winston-Salem, N. C. Marv Elizabeth Reimeks New York, N. Y. Margaret Rhldv . Greensboro, N. C. Jane Russeli High- Point, N. C. Xfi.i.ie Frances Scott Winston-Salem, N. C. 71 Q f% First Ron: Betty Dean Shugart Winston-Salem, N. C. Virginia Hunter Smith Dillon, S. C. Eliza Reamey Smith Martinsville, Va. Dorothy Ann Smith Benson, N, C. Evelyn Southerland Smithfield, N. C. Anne Southern Winston-Salem, N. C. Second Row: Frances Sowers Winston-Salem, N. C. Margaret Spillman Wilmingion, N. C. Helen Spruill Lexington, N. C. Mary Stevens Winston-Salem, N. C. Barbara Ann Stone Salem, Va. Iris Stonestreet Winston-Salem, N. C. Third Row: ' irtie Stroup New Orleans, La. Virginia Summer Kings Mountain, N. C. Joanne Swasey Alexandria, Va. Allene Taylor Townesville, N. C. Peggy Sue Taylor Newton, N. C. THE FRESHMAN CLASS 72 THE FRESHMAN CLASS First Rcw: nA TtACUR Winston-Salem, N. C. Hazel Thomas Winsion-Salem, N. C. Marv Toxisf.n Jacksonville, Fla. Kathrvn Transou Winston-Salem, N. C. Marv Darrf.li. Turner Statesville, N. C. Kathrvv Wagoner Salishnry, N. C. Second Row: BARnAKA Ward Salisbury, N. C Marilyn Watson Washington, D. C. Pat Watson Winston-Salem, N. C. Nancv Webber Winston-Salem, N. C. Marv Harriet Whme Rock Hill, S. C. WvNONA Wilson Kcrnersville, N, C Third Ron ' : livELVN WniTLOCK Winston-Salem, N. C. Janic Winosor Winston-Salem, N. C . Frances Winslow .... _._ . — . — . — . - . Plymouth, N. C. OoROTHV WoOTKN . . - Winston-Salcm, N. C. liARBARA Yelverion Goltlsboro, N. C. 73 OFFICERS ALICE KINCAID President BETTY HENNESSEE V ' xce-Fresidcnt I.UCY SHEFFIELD Siirrl.iry ' Triasurtr First Row: Vern Dell Bkendle Frances Burgess . . Bette Lou Crawiord Jean Fcrrell . . . Frances Hand . . Boonvilie, N. C. W ' inston-Salem, N. C . . . Wadesboro, N. C. Winstcn-Salem, N. C . Rural Hall, N. C. Second Ron-: Kaiiierivk Haicht.r HkiI-i IlFiNNESSkE . Hii-Lii-: Marie Henms Crace Lane . . , . . Lilesville, N. C. . . Salisbury, N. V. Mount Airy, N. C. Greensborii, N, C. Doris Elizabeth I.ineback, Winston-Salem, N. C. SECRETARIAL STUDENTS 74 First Ron: AsJNE Love Raleigh, N. C. El i ABETH I.tt Mil i.ER .... Concoril. N. C. F.AiR Miller Salisbury, N. C. M.VRCARET Nlllluis . . Win-loil-Salrm, N. ( ' . Second Row: Dorothea D. Nicholson. Wiiisinn-Salem. N. C. Doris O.ates ... . . C ' ltrton, N. V. Laselle Phelps .... Winston-Salcm, N. C Winifred Roper . . . Winston-Salem, N. C. 1 hint Hon : l.t ' cv Sheffield .... Wilmingion, N. C. Anne Simmons M«nint Airy, N. C. Sara .Ann Smiiherman, Winstnn-Salem, N. C. I ' m I II Marie Thomas Winston-Salem, N. C. Fourth Row: Carolyn Tl ' RNER Martinsville, ' a. Kaiiir n Wiiirii.E Concord, N. C. Klizabeih Youno . . . Rock ' Mount, N. C Alice Kincaid Lincolnton, N. C. t SECRETARIAL STUDENTS 75 M:- AGIVITI ES m.t STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSDCIATIDN Nell Denning , • ■ . President MOLLV BosEMAN rice-President Marv Coons Off-Campus lice-President Peggv Witherington Secretary Nell Jane Griffin Treasurer First Row Seccjnd Roiv Third Row MoLLV BOSEMAN Rosemary Cleveland Sara Hege Marv Coons Joanne Swasev Ann Barber Peggv Witherington Eva Martin Bullock Jean Feuchtenbercer Nell Jane Griffin Peggv Davis Rachel Pinkston Sfnora Lindsev Annabel Allen Virginia McIver Hazel Watts Josephine McLaughlin Phvllis Johnson Betsv Meiki.ejohn Doris Little Ann Carothers Hik. J EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Senora Lindsev Hazei. Watts Hetsv Meiki.ejohn Rosemary Ci.evelam) Joanne Swase Eva Martin Bli.i.ock Peggy I ' avis Amkabel Ar.i.EN JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT Kmii i Harris Emm SiovALL WlNIFRf-l) Wai.i. Edith TniVErrE Carol Beckwith Emma Lou James Hetty Grantham Erancks Jones Mary Lucy Baynes Lucille Newman Mary Ellen Bvro Elizabeth (Juuger Josephine McLauchi.in Adele Chase Doris Lmi.E Elizabeth Beckwith Sara Hege Peggy Page Smith Ann Barber Barbara Folger Effie Ruth Maxwei l Jean Fel ' chtenbercek Beisy Long Rachel Pinkston Beverly Newman ' IRGINIA McIVER Peggy Sue Taylor Phyllis Johnson Helen Spruill Ann Carothers Ann Dungan f ll 1 A  f9 u P, IfiAi M. • . H 1 W ■ ■ r « - B H ; HB JB L P ' Ih ' tJ r 1 c r } 4i u P mw% Q. L f 1 4 f ! Li R xPkPiP S 1 ( 1 M f N H ySM§ LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT First Rozi Second Ron Thud Ron- Emiia Harris Frances Jones Pegci Pace Smith Edith Stov all Mary Lucy B AYNES Barbara Folger Winifred ' all Lucille Newman Efhe Ruth Maxwell Edith I RI ette Mar Ellen Byrd Betsy Long Carol Beckwith Elizabeth G -■DGER Beverly Newman Emma Lou James Adele Chase Peggy Sue Taylor Bettv Grantham Elizabeth Beckwith Helen Spruill Peccy BL M Betty Harris 7? Ann Duncan Y. W. C. A. Officers Frances Jones President Rachel Pinkston Vice-President Jane Lovelace Secretary Elizabeth Meiklejohk Treasurer Helen Phillips Navcv Moss Hazel Watts Frances Crowell Catherike Buss Elizabeth Willis MoLLv Cameron Cabinet June Reld Martha Boaiavright Betty Cheatham Virginia McIver Helen Robbins Janet Johnston Joanne Swasev 80 aMWidMMMiM 1. H. S. Officers liFiM Grantham PresiJenI Norma Rhoaors rne-Pres ' tJenl Poilv Starbuck Secretary-Treasurer Represextatives Josephine McLaughlin Doris Litile Eva Martin Bullock Pegg Davis Marv Coons Jane Frazier Marv F. McNeelv Edith Longest Mar - F. Brantley- Hazel N. Si.avvter Teau Council Marv Ann Linn Bettv J. Bagbv Jean c;riefin Marv Brvant Frances Sowers SIGHTS ELIZABETH GUDGER Editor-in-Cliief FRANCES CROW ' ELL Business Mauaorr EDITORIAL ST AFF LuANNE Davis Assistant Editor Senora Lindsav Associate Editor Jane Lovelace Literary Editor Betty Jean Jones Senior Class Editor Helen McMillan Junior Class Editor CoiT Redfearn . Sophomore Class Editor Marguerite Mullin Photographic Editor Helen Phillips ■ . . ■ Art Editor Nancv Moss Copy Editor Hazel Watts Copy Editor Adele Chase Feature Editor Nancv Hills Davis ■ . . Typist Pecgv Bollin Marie Griffin Alice Kinciad BUSINESS STAFF Jenny Frasier Ruth Shore Angela Taylor Dorothy Kiser Betsy Thomas Mary Hunter HACK tv Marian Waters 82 AND INSIGHTS 83 THE MARV ELLEN BVRD Editor-in-Ch iff EMILY HARRIS Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF Hazel Watts Issociatc Editor Effie Rl ' TH Mazwell ■ -Issistant Editor Helen McMillan ' Copy Editor ViRTiE Stroup Make-up Editor Marv LuCV BaV-N ' ES . Sports Editor June Reid Musii Editor BUSINESS STAFF Elizabeth Beckwith Assistant Business Manager Betsy Thomas -idi-ertising Manager Mildred Garrison Circulation Manager ■ Betsy Long Doris Little Marianne Everett Kathleen Phillips Sheffield Liles Mary F. Bra.vtley Norma Rhoades Sally Bosuell Greta Garth Carol Beckwith Mary Ellen Bayley Catherine Bunn Bettye Bell Marion Waters 84 S A L E M I T E 85 MAY DAY COMMITTEE LUCILE NEWMAN C iairman Helen Robins Vice-Chairman CoiT Redfearn .... Nominating Chairman Snookie Willis Coslumrs Luanne Davis Finance Chairman Ann Sauls Dresses Bethe Bell Flovrers Bettv H.iRRls Properties JAME Mllhollem Publicity Jane Frazier Music PeccV WnuERlNCTON Tea Room Emily Harris Dances 1RT1E Stroup Programs 86 Officer M  I.i c Raines I ' rcsiJinl Mil DRKIJ G KRlso . . rin-Prt:i,if it Makiha Lol IIkiiman ■ . . . Sfiri nry Poi 1. Stakbuck Trtitsitrt-r Col NCIL ' fr.r. ViiHi:m (:icj liuskrlhall Manaijcr Neli, Urifeix Ilotkry Manager Edith Stovai.i, . Soflhalt Manager Hei.f.x RoBBiNS Golj Manager Sara Haltiwaxcer Tennis Manager Kathleen- Phm.i.ips Archery Manager Rachel Pinkstov Badminton Manager Lou Stack . . ■ . ■ Riding Manager ' IRTIE SrROLP ■■....... Hiking Manager ATHLETIC ' ASSDCIATIDN 87 WAR ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Mrs. Howard RoxoTHALbR Aduscr Miss Jess Byrd tmuHy .Idvuer Miss Brona NirosG S ' afl Assistant Genevieve Frazier Senior Class Repnsenlatiiv Martha Moore Haves, Juni or Class Represcnlaliic Polly Starbixk . . ADELE CHASE Chairman Sally Boswell . Sophomore Class Repnsenlaiive Betty Lou Ball, Freshman Class Representative Mary Ellen Bayley, Chairman of ll ' ar Stamps Margaret Raynal Publicity N ' ASCY Moss Issistant ■ . . . Fire Chiel 88 ORDER OF THE SCORPION HAztr, SusAv W ' Ans Jane Fkazier Mary Lucy Baynes moi-ly boseman Nell Efird Dewing Frances Hardv Jones Elizabeth Gldcer Josephine Hall McLaughlin Lucille Newman Mary Alice Neilson Mary Ellen B rd 89 HDNDR SOCIETY Dr. WlLLOUGlIBV Mis3 E. TuBcs Mb. C. HiGCiNs Miss Hixson Miss Neely Sara Hege Virginia McIver Senora Lindsev Lynn Williard Emily Harris Mary Lucy Baynes Mary Ellen Byrd Jase Frazier Dr. Confer Mrs. Theodore Rondthai er Miss Lucile Vest Mrs. F. Iariatt Harris Miss Geraldine Baynes Miss Sarah Rurreii. 90 iltiiittili-flfi ' ALPHA IDTA PI Dorothy Kiser, President EL CLUB ESPANDl LuANNE Davis, President 91 E .. CHORAL ENSEMBLE Jane Frazier, President D R C H E S T H A Eloise Hege, President 97 FRESHMAN DnAMATICS CLUB Helen Spruill, President PIERETTE PLAYERS Helen Robbins, President 93 El. .mum THE STIRRUP CLUB Frances Rives, President MONOGRAM CLUB Peggy Witherington, President 94 imit I I n ttiltummmtmttiMiiiaM HOME ECDNDMICS CLUB Betty Jean Jones, Presidenl L A B L I N G S Mary Jane Vieira, President III 95 I WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES RED CROSS SUPERVISORS 96 [NTERNATIDNAL RELATIONS CLUB Elizabeth Willis. President DAY STUDENTS HOUSE COMMITTEE Mary Coons, President 97 LE CERCLE FHANCAIS BiLLiE Rose Beckerdite, President DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Mary Coons, President 93 -1 m t .i ,1 l .- X -k i S.5A t lili fEATUKES 9B9 MAY U E E N 1 f f jj C iizabetk VJudaer MAID DF HDNDH MAY COURT Teau Coun-cil, Ticka Senter, Elizabeth Mii.ier, Marv Lou Stack, Julia Garret: Elizabetii Young A ' -f T Norma Rfioadfs, Mary Avn Lisk, Merebitm Boaze, Hellen McMillam, Henrietta VAi.ro , Barbara Kolger PERSONALITIES Each year the two staffs of the Sights and Insights choose eight girls — two from each of the four classes— to be featured in this section of the annual. These are the girls selected for their per- sonality, their pulchritude, their versa tility, and as representative Salemites. These are the Feature Girls of 1945 . . . 105 ' r jd cJLuanne edji ' ai id Af jj (j etti Aean Ak ean fones I i X-- m. £ le utk Wa.,Ji ivlhs r lancu S nuder I w i jj d ernlce J u f jj J- atrice L rommeii I l lldd Aean L fiffin jj C lizahetk (jcfjr reus V y i H G H L G H T S s H A D 1 W S (15 uu UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ADVERTISEMENTS 1945 SAVINGS AND LOANS Continuously FOR 56 YEARS WINSTON-SALEM BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION 249 N. MAIN STREET WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. DRUGS SUNDRIES. SODAS BEST SANDWICHES IN TOWN We Appreciate Your Patronage GOOCH ' S SOSNIK ' S Third Floor For College Fashion of Sound Investment and Lasting Quality BEST WISHES FROM RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE ' Headquarters in Winston-Salem for Ladies Sportswear COMPLIMENTS OF JACARD ' S Nissen Building SUMMIT STREET PHARMACY Foot Summit — overlooking Hanes Park A GOOD DRUG STORE IN A GOOD TOWN SEE OR CALL US FOR COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE Dial 2-1 144 THE IDEAL WINSTON-SALEM ' S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE FOR SALEM GIRLS COMPLIMENTS OF YOUTH CENTER CLOTHES FOR THE JUNIOR MISS Optical Co. Prescription Opticians Kodaks — Supplies 221 W. Fourth St. Winston-Salerr ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Fixtures — Wiring Supplies GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS China and Glassware Dial 2-3743 116 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem, N. C COMPLIMENTS OF REYNOLD ' S GRILL AND CAFETERIA 1945 Headquarfers for FINE DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVERWARE OR NOVELTIES REPAIRING A SPECIALTY VOGLERS JEWELERS WEST FOURTH STREET Dial 2-0347 mmmimmmfm ' r I I !l i; ll THE SUN PRINTING CO. Printing and Publishing Dial 8235 219 N. Trade St. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. FOR GREATER NUTRITIONAL VALUE BUY BREAD AT DOBY ' S BAKERY 640 W. Fourth St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Casual yet flowing In swirling lines . . . youthful yet definitely wearing an air of dignity . . . your next permanent will be soft and alluring, and entirely lacking in harsh ends and stiffness. SALEM BEAUTY SHOP 525 1-2 S. MAIN O ' HANLON ' S DRUG STORE For Over Forty Years Winston-Salem ' s Best Known Drug Store BIGGER BETTER A FLAVOR TREAT PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Winston-Salem, N. C. TEAGUE ' S WOMEN ' S SMART APPAREL We Specialize in Spor+s Wear Telephone 6232 3 19 W. Fourth St. Winston-Salem, N. C. THE MORRISSETT CO. Winston-Salem, N. C. LIVE WIRE STORE The Best Popular Price Shoes in North Carolina GIRLS COME AND SEE $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $6.00 Let Our Expert Fitter Remove All Your Foot Troubles Work Will be a Pleasure ftm WALGREEN DRUG STORES Drugs with a Reputation Phone 7054 201 W. Fourth St. Wmston-Salem THE K W RESTAURANT Home of Good Food Reasonable Prices Located between Robert E. Lee and Bus Termina 422 NORTH CHERRY STREET PARENTS AND ALUMNAE LET THE ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL (Wlnst on-Salem ' s Finest) And Its ROBERT E. LEE COFFEE SHOP B-:- vnuf ]rL ' i ' :iou5 lio A: wtiilc- vliiflnc) W;n.,ton-Soli!m Corner of Fifth and Cherry Streets Dial 6161 SHOES BY MINES NEW ADDITIONS TO THE SALEM WEDGWOOD CHINA Now you are able to secure Wedgwood cups and saucers. cream pitchers, sugar bowl, and tea pot to match your Saiem plates. Available in five colors — blue, pinlt, mulberry, green, and sepia. The plates are furnished in eight different Salem scenes in the five colors. SALEM BOOKSTORE Wins+on-Salem, North Carolina J_MCHO - CONGRATULATIONS The Anchor Co. Wishes You Much Success and Happiness. We Cater to the College Miss with Nationally Known Merchandise ANCHOR COMPANY OF WINSTON-SALEM Fourth at Trade Street We Manufacture Face Brick, Common Brick, Flu Lining, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile Small or Large Jobs Supplied PINE HALL BRICK PIPE COMPANY Dial 4002 Winston-Salem, N. C. DAIRY PRODUCTS FARMERS ( D-Kiif I ati r DAIRY 1012 South Marshal Street ©C- CONGRATULATIONS! Electric service within your lifetime has greatly modified industry, commerce, farm- ing, and home life here in the Carolines. Busi- ness initiative and scientific progress is open- ing doors to even greater opportunities. May you find a worthy place in the enter- prising world of tomorrow! DUKE POWER COMPANY Alumnae, Parents, and Friends When You Visit Salem, Stay at the ZINZENDORF HOTEL Single Rates, $1.75 up WALKER ' S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CORSAGES A SPECIALTY We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere 115 N. Poplar St. Dial 3-3621 WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. COHEN ' S READY-TO-WEAR QUALITY AND STYLE WEST FOURTH STREET KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT CO. 534 S. Main Street Different — Tasty — Satisfying Phone 9227 Southern V I) Dairies S ealleAi IC E CREAM and MILK Telephone 4161 I 11-117 W. Second St. Winjton-Salem, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF PATTERSON DRUG COMPANY Congratulations! Graduates and under- graduates. May your future be happy and successful. We here wish you the best of everything. llaUAUTY MEKCHANDI E KEAiONABLY mCEDH West Fourth at Trade WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. SALEM COLLEGE WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 1772—1945 distinctive Southern College widely recognized for Its • academic standards • spiritual emphasis • friendly student body • modern equipment • diversified extracurricular program DEGREES OFFERED IN The Liberal Arts Science Music PIN YOUR FAITH ON THIS LABEL . . . ll. TOPS EVERYTHING FOR ORIGINALITY % MOTHER DAUGHTER STORE (On the Square) NEWEST FEMININE FASHIONS IT ' S SMART TO BUY THE BEST D . G. CRAVEN COMPANY ■w. mm ' Td walk a mile for a CAMEL A . ' JE, Bi UN DERWE AR WEIGHTS, STYLES AND COLORS TO SUIT EVERY TASTE UNION SUITS AND SHIRTS AND SHORTS MEN AND BOYS— EVERY SEASON P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY WiNSTON-SALEM, N. C. TWIN C I T V DRY CLEANING CO. I Phone Dial 7106 61 2 West 4th St. THE CITY ' S MOST MODERN CLEANERS BARBER PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Kodak Headquarters WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF FLAKE ' S SANDWICH SHOP CITY MARKET BLUE BIRD CAB Lnc DIAL 7121 The House of Friendliness FROEBER PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Only FRUITS— PRODUCE- PROVISIONS COMPLIMENTS OF SARTIN ' S DRY CLEANERS NOLAND COMPANY Incorporated SHOWROOMS 336 West Fourth Street Telephones 3-1631, 3-1632, 3-1633 MONTALDO ' S, INC. SUMMER TIME PLAY TIME AN ALL AROUND GOOD TIME ® Whether you are concentrating on fun only or your summer life has a serious purpose, you want to be well dressed. For work or play we have your favorite clothes. COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL • STATE FORSYTH AND CAROLINA THEATRES IN WINSTON-SALEM T ' C THE PICCADILLY FOR GOOD FOODS VOGLER SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE Dependable for 4ore than 86 Years Dial 610! ENGRAVERS TO SOCIETY H. T. HEARN ENGRAVING COMPANY WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. ARDEN FARM STORE GIFT SPECIALISTS Delicious Home Made Jellies Jams, Preserves, and Marmalades In Exquisite Hand-Decorated Gift Paci ages Lovely Sifts Suitable tor Every Occasion Opposite Salem Square SALEMITES! Decorate your rooms artistically yet inexpensively From SEARS. ROEBUCK COMPANY 420 N. Trade Winston-Salem, N. C. MIMEOGRAPHS AND MIMEOGRAPH SUPPLIES Products of A. B. DICK COMPANY Distributed by GRAY CREECH Incorporated WINSTON-SALEM CHARLOTTE RALEIGH MORRIS SERVICE NO BEER OR WINE SOLD Right Next to the Carolina Theatre LUNCHEONETTE AND FOUNTAIN SPECIALS EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE AIR CONDITIONED WINSTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Winston-Salem, N. C. ICE CE J. R. THOMAS ICE AND COAL CALL 7 158 COAL COAL Tel ephone 6108 QUALITY CLEANERS Service a Pleasure ' Nowadays Successful Men Dress the Part 1 18 Burke Street COMPLIMENTS OF HUNTLEY HILL STOCKTON CO. NORTHUP AND O ' BRIEN ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS WINSTON-SALEM COMPLIMENTS OF THE 20TH CENTURY BOWLING ALLEY DOWNTOWN GARAGE GEO. I. IRVIN, JR., Mqr. Auto Parking — Storage by the Hour or Month Washing, Slmonizing, Lubricating U. S. Tires and Tire Service Batteries and Battery Service DEWEY ' S THE BAKER 1 420 4th St. and City Market 2-2645 Dial 2-3592 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAMPUS CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE VALERIA HAT SHOP NISSEN BUILDING A TRADITION OF FINE FOOTWEAR PLAY SPORT DRESS BELCHER ' S, INC. Always the Best Nissen BIdg. COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS EARLY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF TOM ' S TOASTED PEANUTS COMPLIMENTS OF BOCOCK-STROUD COMPANY BELK STEVENS COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of Better Values 448 Fifth and Trade Streets PHO TO GRA PH 1 RAY GOODRICH WIXSTOX-SALEM XORTH f AROM A K mmmmmmmm w ■■i SALEM ACADEMY A COLLEGE Q eibO 05Qfl37b fl ••! 1 1