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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1947 volume:

Jl iiv ' - .ll.«H « _.j_ , IP.t ' ..W i. Salem Acadany and Co ege JWinston-Salem, N.C 2710a ' U 1772 AND tf ' - Jl fM coitt 1947 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS 1947 SALEM COLLEGE • WINSTDN-SALEM, N. C (i ANNIVERSARY DF SALEM EDLLEGE f7 S.7 Another year has passed, and another class is stand- THE SISTERS ' HOUSE Jl litO ' J SOUTH HA iitiu ing at the portals. The year has heen an eventful T H E o F F I c E B u I L D I N s 008 foF all of US. The return uf brothers and friends MAIN HALL OLD CHAPEL PARK HALL SOCIETY HALL from the war, the presence of veterans on the campus. and the plans for a greater Salem have re-vitalized life here. In the midst of our busy life in the class LEHMAN HALL room and on the campus, however, we have been MEMORIAL HALL constantly reminded of the past. For one hundred seventy-five years qirls have been ALICE CLEWELL BUILDING coming to Salem. Each one has left a part of herself to enrich the life here, hut each has taken a part of BAHNSON MEMORIAL INFIRMARY Salem with her. This heritaqe is ours. In the boxwood THE LIZORA FORTUNE HANES HOUSE walks and quiet lawns among the ivy-covered build- louisa wilson bitting dormitory ings, we feel a kinship with those girls who have . ' 7 THE LIBRARY gone before and with those who will come after. We are proud of the traditions of Salem. With gratitude and love for her past and with faith in her future, THE GYMNASIUM CORRIN HALL we dedicate this annual to THE HATTIE STRONG RESIDENCE THE SPIRIT DF SALEM •• FROM THE SALEM DF « ' — r- 1 E l 4 ' ai F H fjiwi N ' nr- i 7r;V7C if ||0 L K k ' SS I B mMm ft H H aMij M.. . ' 1 1 i ±M mas Bs aam THE GIRLS MAKE SALEM DUH il I , i SOME WORK SOME PLAY H! 1.: Ill ' lilBP ill f Si £s3i B m K  ivniWimi , H BBa J VsoMI S H M ■ L uK. Ls: if S m mJ SOME JUST SI T ' A ROUND I ifct ■ -rrfi- WS   V I M VIGOR --AND VER S A T I m CUT-UPS AND III •w HOWARD EDWARD RONDTHALER PRfilDENT Ph B,, M A,, B.D., LL D. DAVID EUGENE WEINLAND VICE-PRESIDENT B,A , B D « 29 TD THE SENIORS A college annual such as this copy of SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS is far more than nnerely another book. Each page is a living picture of alert personalities who share together the day by day pathways of college life. Each page speaks and lives; these eager students ' faces bear the imprint of fellowship, zeal, cheer- fulness, and high purpose. This 1947 SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS brings together, college- wise, an animate group of students, of whom Salem is proud, concerning whom Salem is happy and for whom Salem dreams usefulness and efficiency. I salute these eager pages. J owara C-. I oncilnaier THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OR WALSER H ALLEN DR AGNEW H BAHNSON MRS AGNEW H BAHNSON MR. FREDERIC F BAHNSON, JR MRS GILBERT C FRY MR GORDON GRAY MR ROBERT M HANES MRS T HOLT HAYWOOD MRS. CLARENCE T. LEINBACH MRS KENNETH F. MOUNTCASTLE MR RALPH OGBURN THE RIGHT REVEREND J KENNETH PFOHL. Chair MR. LOUIS F OWEN MR. W PENDLETON SANDRIDGE MRS ROBERT D SHORE MR. CHARLES W SIEWERS MRS RONALD S. SLYE MR R ARTHUR SPAUGH REV R GORDON SPAUGH MAJOR 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. WEINLICK MRS, RICHARD F. WILLINGHAM and PRESIDENT RONDTHALER ei officio REV DAVID E WEINLAND ex officio THE SALEM First Row Second Row • REV. CHARLES ADAMS; B.A.B., B.S.; Lecturer in Religion. • MARY FRANCES CASH; B.Mus., A.A.G.O.; In- structor in Theory and Counterpoint. • FRANCIS C. ANSCOMBE; B.A.. M.A., Ph.D.. L.L.B.: Professor of History. • VIOLA TUCKER ANSCOMBE; Piano. e ELOI5E BAYNES; B.A.. M.A.; Instructor in Modern Language. • ELIZABETH BERGLUND; B.S., M.A.; Assistant Pro- fessor in Engiirh, Speech and Dramatics. • JESS LUCILE BYRD; B.A.. M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. • EVA COVINGTON; B.A., M.A.; Professor of Soci- ology and Economics. • ARLEE T. CURLEE: B.A,, M.A.; Professor of Mathematics. • THERESA DISTABILE; B.A., M.A.; Instructor in Mathematics and Psychology. • SUE DURHAM: R.N.; Nurse. THURMAN EDVv ' ARDS; Instructor In Golf. e ROY J. CAMPBELL; B.A., C.P.H.; Associate Pro- fessor of Biology and Physics. KENNETH EVETT; B.A.. M.A.; Professor of Art. a FACULTY Firs Row Second Row • HARRIET SREIDER; Piano. • DOROTHY SUETH: B.S.; Assistant Director of Physical Education. • ELEANOR GUTHRIE: B.A.; Harp. • ELIZABETH HILL; B.A.; Secretary in the School of Music. IVY MAY HIXSON; B.A., M.A.; Academic De«i. • EMILY MARGARET HORTON; B.A., M.A.; In- structor in Modern Language. • CLARA HARRIS; Secretary to the Dietitian. • ELIZABETH HEDGECOCK; B.S.; Professor of Horr Economics. • HOWARD SHELTON JORDAN; B.A., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Modern Language. • EDITH ANN KIRKLAND; B.A.; Director of Public Relations. : JANE HEWIH; B.S.; Instructor of Home Economics. , ROBERT LEACH; A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History. • CHARLES HIGGINS; B.S., M.A.; Professor of Chemistry. • JAMES LERCH; B.S.; Professor of Violin. 19 mm THE SALEM First Row Second Row SARAH BUCHANAN LYTCH: Hoitess. • BRONA NIFONS: Secretary to the President. PETER MANN: Business Manager. • ADELE PANGLE; B.A,, M.A.: Assistant Dean o( Residence. • LEILA GRAHAM MARSH; B.A., Alumnae Secre- « ANNA PERRYMAN: B.A.; Treasurer, tary. • PAUL PETERSON; B.M., M.Mus.; Professor of • NOBLE R. McEWEN; B.A., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor ' ° ' - of Education and Psychology. • MARGARET MERRIMAN; Instructor in Piano. e MRS J. T. PHILLIPS. JR.; Secretary to Director of Public Relations. • LESSIE BROWN PHILLIPS; B.A., M.A.; Lecturer • FLORENCE ELIZABETH NEELY; B.A., M.A.; In- ;„ Latin structor in Science. MARGARET NEWLIN; R.N.; Nurse. • KATHERINE SMITH PYRON; B A., MA., BS.L.S.; Assistant Librarian. 20 B FACULTY First Row • HELEN SANFORD; Secretary to the Director o( Public Relations. • MARY INA SHAMBURGER; B.A., M.A.: Assistant Professor of English, O GRACE LOUISE SIEWERS; B.A.: Librarian. • MARGARET LYNCH SIMPSON; B.A.; Recorder, • MINNIE JAMESON SMITH; B,A,, M,A,, Ph,D,; Professor of Latin and Greet, • NELL BRUSHINGHAM STARR; Voice, • BLANCHE EUGENIA STOCKTON: B,S„ Dietitian. Second Row • HELEN STOUT; B.S,, M,A.; Director of Physical Education, • CHARLES G, VARDELL, JR.; B.A.. M.A., Ph.D.- Dean of the School of Music. • MARGARET VARDELL: B.M., M.Mus.; Instructor in Piano. • LUCY LEINBACH WENHOLD; B.A.. Ph.D.; Pro- fessor of Modern Language. • PEARL VIVIAN WILLOUGHBY; B.A., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of English. O JOSEPHINE WILSON: A.B„ M,Litt,; Dean of Residence, • LOUISE WOOD; A,B,, M,Mus.; Assistant Professor in the Departnnent of Music, Those Nof Photographed • LOUISE COX BOWEN; Piano. • LAURIE ROGERS JONES; B.A.; Piano. • MARY VIRGINIA JONES; Organ, Piano. • MRS. ROBERT LAWSON; AB,; Assistant in Physical Education, 21 22 .«.:-- .. ■. . 1 • . : ■. ' il m OFFICERS MARY HUNTER HACKNEY Presider) SUE MOORE Vice-President SARAH COE HUNSUCKER Secretary MARGARET WEST Treasurer mm u Nu.bi Q Hl kba. .. .-Ko. Ok! A ' . :-Y ' V. ' ANNABEL ALL N WADESBORO, N. C. 6.S., Biology Little and sweet . . . Med Tech . . . basketball expert . . . Pickett . . . Annabel. BETTY JANE BAGBY WINSTON SALEM, N, C B.S., Home Economics Definitely cute . . . constantly friendly . . . one of the homemaker girls . . . Betty Jane. ANN BARBER WINSTON SALEM, N. C. A.B., English Carolina and SAE girl . . . horn-rimmed glasses . . . C.B.S. . . . local sophisticate . . . Annie. CAROL BECKWITH PRINCETON WEST VIRGINIA B.S., Chemistry and Biology Songs never, never heard . . . white smock n ' Park Hall . . . brain buster . . . Carol MARTHA BOATWRIGHT REIDSVILLE, N. C. A.B., English Red hair . . . spots of freckles . . . Sun- trotter . . . splendid li ' l worker . . . Boaty. SARA H. BOSWELL ROANOKE, VIRGINIA A.B., French and History Executive ability . . . Voguish . . . chapel charm . . . My Buddy ' . . . Sally. 26 jmi I Annabel B. J. Ann Carol Boaty Sally I Ay Ar-., f .;-: f REBECCA JANE BROWN WINSTON SALEM, .fN. C. B.S., Home Economics Mistress of the pots and pans . . . tall blonde . . . local boarder . . . Becky. EVA MARTIN BULLOCK CHARLOHE, N. C. A.B.. Economics and Sociology Shortnin Bread . . . efficiency . . . Tar fHeel humorist . . . Evabelle. BERNICE BUNN TARBORO. N. C. A.B., English Just a minute . . . tiny dimensions Psi ' n Pell . . . Bunny. FRANCES CARR DURHAM, N. C. B.S., Home Economics Zeta Loyalty and spirit . . . Duke enthusiast Y work . . . NRG . . . Frances. REBECCA CLAPP S.ILER CITY, N, C B.M., Voice Clapp Chats . . . soft brown eyes lectual . . . Becky. TEAU COUNCIL WANANISH. N. C. B.S., Biology Intel- Cool and serene . Med school student perfect features . . . . lots of men . . . Teau. 28 ■fe Becky Evabelle Bunny Carr Becky Teau 1v P i M -. • • ' MARIE DWIGGINS WINSTON SALEM. Nf: C. A.B., Education and Psychology Tiny . . . and oh so quiet . . . lots of gray matter . . , Marie. o ©MHOIP SRIZZELLE ETHERIDGE WHITAKER, N. C. B.S., Biology Smoke house qirl . , . tall and slim . . . biology enthusiast . . . tun galore . . . Sizzle. ANNE FOLGER SOUTH ORANGE, N. J. A.B., Spanish, Economics and Sociology Bridge fiend . . . yankee at Salem . . . inde- pendent . . . never a moment lost . . . Folgie. BETSY JOHN FORREST WINSTON SALEM, N. C. A.B., Economics and Sociology Curly red hair . . . fun and frolic . . . beach party exponent . . . sleepy time gal . . . Bob. CAROLYN FURR SALISBURY. N. C B.M., Piano Tall and blonde . . . nice wavy hair . bang-up piano . . . Carolyn. plays 30 JEAN GATTIS WINSTON SALEM, N. C, B.S., Home Econonnics Practice house pet . . . music lover and record collector . . . smoke house chum . . . Jean. X ... A ■ . i ' li . ■TTl--Ta .. ' lL .ajUI .-....:. iv .s. ,■■■■ ' . ■ ■ ■ « -mJ- Marie Sizzle Folgie Bob Carolyn Jean ;.:;. ARGARET B. GLENN .r -WINSTON SXtEW. ' tj. C. A.B., English W. C. transfer . . . combines Salem and marriage . . . attractive brunette . . . Hink . . . Margaret. ROSALIE A. GREEN WINSTON SALEM. N. C. A.B., English An individual with ideas . . . dynamic dinners for Salem pals . . . Franit . Green. . steal , Mrs. CAROL GREGORY LANCASTER S. C. B.S., Home Economics Tremendous brown eyes . . . with heavenly lashes . . . giggles . . . many dates and off campus weelc-ends . . . Carol. MARY HUNTER HACKNEY WILSON N. C. B.M.. Organ President . . . always busy . . . bridge parlor socialite . . . Haclt. SARA HALTIWANGER WINSTON SALEM N. C. B.M., Piano One of the tall gals . . . Salemite Paderewskl . . . tennis star . . . local talent . . . Haiti. BETTY HAM WILSON, N. C. B.S., Chemistry Short stuff . . . Park Hall inhabitant . . . always good for laughs . . . Becitwlth-Moss protegee . . . Betty. 32 m •W V« ' Margaret Rosalie Carol Hack Halty BeHy m School marm . . . free Philip Morris . . . living for June . . . Miss Coe. MARTHA LOU HEITMAN SALISBURY, N. C. A.B., English, History Fun loving study-bug . . . lots of fellows . . . intelligent humor . . . school teachin ' . . . Lou. MARIA HICKS WILSON. N. C. A.B., Education and Psychology Cute black hair . . . poise and lots of ideas . , all out for Davidson . . . Ria. DAPHNE HOUCHINS MARTINSVILLE, VA. B.M., Public School Music Blonde with beautiful blue eyes . . . music . . . luscious clothes . . . Bowman Gray enthusiast . . . Daphne. MILDRED HUGHES WILMINGTON, N. C. A.B., English Strictly efficient . . . subtle sarcasm . . . Teecher . . . pals with Elaine . . . Mildred. SARA COE HUNSUCKER HIGH POINT, N. C. A.B., Education and Psychology Big brown eyes and lots of blonde hair . . . . . . transfer S. M. S. . . . Carolina Davidson trips . . . always tres gaie . . . Coe. 34 . ■ -1 ■ ■r ,i ■.iii::.i adSiii i:2.j --- ' i::L.:L. I imi HUH 1 Ruth Lou RIa Daphne Mildred Coe «m l ' ' S ' - -- ' V ' ' --v ' ' ' ' ' ' CRpUSE JONES WINSTON ?Al.EM.r ' N. C. B.M., Public School Music Tall and graceful . . . Salem song bird influential with the coeds . . . Bettie. MARY ANNE LINN SALISBURY, N. C. A.B., Education and Psychology Looks her best at all times . . . P. O. goer . . . industrious . . . Salemite lovely . . . Mary Anne. BETSY LONG WINSTON SALEM, N. C. A.B., English Effervescent charm . . . buzzin ' in a red con- vertible . . . lots of men . . . sweet . . . that ' s Bets. ELAINE LOVING CHARLOTTE, N. C. A.B., English Pinned-up girl . . . quiet friendliness . . . Chapel Hill phone calls . . . mysterious beauty . . . Elaine. MARTHA ANNE McGEE GERMANTOWN, N, C. B.S., Biology Engaged lovely . . . Med school gal . . . pals with Swasey . . . basketball star . , . McGee. HALLIE McLEAN LENOIR, N. C. A.B., Voice Easy with quiet earnestness . . . there when needed . . . nice to know . . . Hallie. 36 L-iL. ■ ' ;iLi. ' .Lt ' H-c .l .-:... id SS!; 11 JlUl i H WWI k BeHIe Mary Anne Bets Elaine McGee Hallie 1v h jeaw i Vnena ? CLEVELAND, TENN_ B.M., Voice Avid worker . . . many hours in music hall sweet smiles . . . Jean. ©MllOff HOPE MARSHALL W.NSTON SALEM N C, A.B., History 3rains . . . n beauty too . . . cool, even glance , . . low musical voice that would fit no one but Hope. BETSY MEIKLEJOHN PAVv ' TUCKET R. I. A.B., French Practical blonde . . . seidonn seen loafing . . . genuine . . . dependable worker . . . Mike. EMMA MITCHELL WILMINGTON N. C. A.B., Economics and Sociology Quiet ' n klnda shy ... Y worker ... of the intelligensla . . . Davidson trotter . . . Emma. SUE MOORE WiMSTON SALEM N. C. A.B.. English Local genius . . . poetry and art . . . Black Mountain exponent . . . genuine good-time gal . . . Su-Su- JEAN MOSS WILSON. N. C. B.S., Home Economics Sweet and lovely . . . shaded lawns in the :piinq time . . . reserved and regal . . . Queen of May . . . Jean. 38 Jean Hope Mllce Emma Su-Su Jean JANE MULHOLLEM k ■ - V ' ?- ' ■• • ' ST. P ERSe ' URe.- A. ' C B.M., Voice Lives in a dell . . . Shanty Town . . . New Interests . . . Carolina, maybe . . . Janle. MARY ALICE NEILSON WINSTON SALEM. N. C. B.S., Home Economics Shining dark hair . . . laughing eyes . . . and a merry smile . . . brilliant Latinist . . . Mary Alice. BEVERLY NEWMAN WINSTON SALEM, N. C. B.S., Biology Quiet and easy-going . . . scientific research ready for fun . . . pals with Annabel . . . Sea. MAE NOBLE CHARLOTTE, N. C. A.B., History Tinkling blonde . . . lots of voluntary chatter . . . Duke addict . . . pals with Sally . . . Mae. GERALDINE PURCELL WINSTON SALEM, N, C, A.B., Latin, Spanish ' Lil bit . . . Latinist . . . energy and lots of sparkle . . . never In a rush . . . Geraldine. ROSAMUND PUTZEL SALISBURY, N. C A.B., English Calmly intellectual . . . bridge fan possible courses . . . including gym , im- Put. 40 ' ■(. Janie Mary Alice Cea Mae Geraldine Put h AGNES QUINERLY FARMviLte. -n; ( ; A.B., Economics and Sociology Snnall town gal . . . fireside laughs . . . lots of them . . . Sociology projects . . . hockey . . . Meaty. ©MtiOIP COIT REDFEARN WADESBORO, N. C. B.S., Biology Beautiful light hair ... a sprinkling of freckles . . . eternal jitterbug and prankster . . . personality beyond classification . . . Coit. HELEN REYNOLDS BLUEFIELD, W. VA, B.S., Home Economics Dizzy III Home Ec cer . . . starched white uniforms . . . appealing giggle . . . sweet as pie . . . Giddy. FRANCES RIVES BETHEL, N, C A.B., Education and Psychology Auburn hair . . . tiny . . . merry smile . . . shoes ' n more shoes . . . dreamy look . . . Fran. CONSTANCE SCOGSIN REIDSVILLE. N. C. - A.B., French Ranking exec . . . friendly smoker . . . amusing remarks . . . Seriously now, you all . . Connie. LUCY SCOTT WINSTON SALEM. N. C. A.B., Spanish A local cuteston . . . agitator for Salem fun and frolic . . . linguist . . . loves Stee Gee conferences . . . Lucy. Meaty Colt SIddy Fran Connie Lucy ; ;• ' ) . . :,-?rK5V: :RutH SCOTT i m. :-:: :: ' ' : ' J (V ' - ' ' A.B., Organ Versatile . . . always quietly busy ... or smoking . . . West Point Crest . . . you can depend on me . . . Bouchie. ©MUCJJP MARY SENTER ALBERMARLE, N. C. A.B., Education and Psychology May court lovely . . . trousseau buying . out for Salem sports . . . wild about John Ticka. PEGGY PAGE SMITH EASLEY, S. C. B.S., Home Economics One of the P. T. (practice teaching) girls . . . practice house occupant . . . Peggy Page. VIRTIE STROUP WILMINGTON, N. C. A.B., English Quiet efficiency . . . newspaper ambitions remembered for flag raising . . . athletic . Virtie. MARGARET STYERS WINSTON SALEM, N. C. A.B., Latin, Spanish Little teacher . . . hard worker . . . hic- haec-hoc ... in and out of the library . . . Margaret. JEAN SULLIVAN ROCKY MOUNT N. C. A.B., History A voice you couldn ' t miss . . . U. N. C. foot- ball games . . . Snookie . . . slender black streak . . . Jean. ik ' £ Bouchie ' i ' TIcIca 1 - % Peggy Pa ge Vir+le :J Margaret Jean r i W [ r ' : JOAb UE SWASEY OLD CHURCH VA, A.B., Spanish Wonderful worker . . . fascinating accent midniqht smoker . . . Swasey. ALLENE TAYLOR TOWNSVILLE, N. C. A.B., Education and Psychology Tall redhead . . . shy smile . . . genuine friend- liness . . . ready for both work and play . . . numerous education courses . . . Allene. LOUISE TAYLOR DANBURY, N. C. B.S., Home Economics Home ec cer , . . sequins and pink net slow N. C. drawl . . . Dees. MARGARET WALL WINSTON SALEM, N. C. A.B., Education and Psychology Amusing remarks . . . blonde always ready for day student bridge . . . Ted . . . Peggy. HENRIETTA WALTON MORGANTON, N. C. B.S., Home Economics Little house wife to-be , . . cashmeres . takes life as it comes . . . ' cept for Bill . Henny. MARTHA WALTON MORGANTON, N. C. A.B., English Carrot top . marm deluxe what ' cha doing . . . school . mountain lass . . . Martha. 46 Swasey Allene Dees Betty Henny Martha KJNSTON,-N. C. A.B., Math ' ,-fr ' Slow and easy Klnstonite . . . movie fiend . . . math . . . Southern beauty . . . Margaret. ©mI MARGARET WILLIAMS McCONNELLSVILLE. 5. C. B.S., Chemistry Scientist of the future . . . likes to do for you . . constantly smiling . . . n working . . . Willie. GWEN M. YOUNT WINSTON SALEM. N. C. B.M., Voice Musically-minded Mrs. . . . Christmas in Florida with Rip . . . lovely to look at . . . that ' s Gwen. LOUISE ZIGLAR LAWSONVILLE, N. C. B.S., Home Economics Infectuous laughter . . . practical ... un- affected . . . constant ringing of the phone for . . . Trixie. 48 ' ? Margaret Willie Gwen Trixie 49 THE SENIOR JEAN GRIFFIN, Chief Marshal. « S. MARTHA HARRISON JANE McELROY BETSY BONEY BARBARA FOLGER DEBBIE DARR ELIZA SMITH k M .3 •j J rrw r- First Row i BARBARA BACON MARY BILLINGS BETTY LOU BALL PEGGY BLUM KATHRYN BALLEW MARY LENA COLVARD 1947 SENEVRA BEAVER VIRGINIA CONNER ANN COX 54 THE JUNIOR CLASS Second Row Third Row EDITH BOGGS AGNES BOWERS MARY BRYANT FAY CHAMBERS BETTIE LOU BONEY PEGGY BROADDUS MARY WELLS BUNTING JANE CHURCH MARILYNN BOOTH PAGE DANIEL ANN CAROTHERS PEGGY DAVIS SOPHIA BOWEN DEBORAH DARR MARGARET CARTER ANNE DUNGAN MARY H. DAVIS MARY ELMORE FINLEY 55 T First Row MARGARET FISHER PESGY GRAY BARBARA FOLSER CATHERINE GREGORY 1947 56 MARION GAITHER JEAN GRIFFIN CHRISTINE GRAY SARAH ANN HAMILTON BEVERLY HANCOCK jmam S-- 1. THE JUNIOR CLASS Second Row MARTHA HARRISON PATSY LAW Third Row ELAINE McNEELY ANN COLLINS MILLS BETTYE HATLEY ISABELLE LEEPER MARIAN MARKLAND LOMIE LOU MILLS BEHY JEAN HOLLEMAN NANCY McCOLL NANCY MERCER JANE MORRIS MARY HELEN JAMES JANE McELROY ANNE MILLIKAN MARY MOTSINGER MARY JANE McGEE RUBY MOYE 57 _ First Row MARGARET NEWMAN MARGARET RAYNAL ELOISE PARIS FRANCES SCOTT 1947 MARY LOUISE PARRISH DOROTHY ANN SMITH ELIZABETH PRICE ELIZA REAMEY SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH 58 THE JUNIOR CLASS Second Row Third Row MARY JANE 5NAVELY HELEN SPRUILL HAZEL THOMAS PATRICIA WATSON ANNE SOUTHERN BARBARA ANN STONE MARY TURNER MARY HARRIET WHITE FRANCES M. SOWERS VIRGINIA SUMMERS BARBARA WARD MARY LOUISE WHITE MARGARET SPILLMAN 5ALLIE TARRY MARILYN WATSON FRANCES WINSLOW PEGGY SUE TAYLOR DOROTHY WOOTEN Those Not Photographed NANCY CARLTON 59 inaau c ■ • l L v First Row JEAN ADAMS PEIRANO AIKEN GERALDINE ALLEGOOD DOROTHY ARRINGTON MIRIAM BAILEY BARBARA BALL Second Row lONE BRADSHER JOYCE BRISSON DORIS BROWN HELEN BROWN JEAN BULLARD JOYCE BURKE Third Row MARTHA READE BURTON SARA BURTS JANE CHANDLER GARNET CLAIBORNE SARAH CLARK VIRGINIA COBURN THE 62 First Row DOROTHY COVINGTON CLAIRE CRAIG HAZEL CRENSHAW MARJORIE CRICKMER MARGERY CROWGEY MOLLY DARR Second Row ELEANOR DAVIDSON JULIA DAVIS MARTHA DAVIS LOUISE DODSON JEANNE DUNGAN BETTY ANN EPPS Third Row NANCY LEE ERWIN MARY PORTER EVANS PENELOPE PAGAN ANNE FINLEY JANE FOWLKES AUGUSTA GARTH SDPHDMQRE CLASS 63 1 First Row EMELYN GILLESPIE PEGGY GLEASON LAUREL GREEN JUNE HALE PEGGY HARRILL LEE HART Second Row BETTY HOLBROOK SARAH HOLTON ROBERTA HUFFMAN ALICE MOORE HUNSUCKER KATHERINE IVES HARRIET JOHNSON Third Row HILDA BEN JOHNSTON PRESTON KABRICH ELIZABETH KENNEDY RACHEL KEPLEY MARY FRANCES KING KATIE LOU LACY .THE ■I C.fws.. First Row Second Row Third Row PI-IYLI IS LANOnON RUTH MABRY LU ELLER OGPIJRN ELIZABETH LEE KATHERINE MILLER JEAN PADGETT BETSY McAULEY CATHERINE MOORE JANE PATON MARGARET McCALL ANNA MORRISON DIANE PAYNE EETTY McCOWN PATSY MOSER JANE POINTER MARY PATIENCE McFALL CLARICE NISSEN JOYCE PRIVETTE SDPHDMDRE CLASS 65 ■J First Row Second Row Third Row FRANCES REZNICK CAROLYN TAYLOR JANET WESTBROOK BETSY SCHAUM RUTH UNTIEDT MARY GAITHER WHITENER EATON SEVILLE AMIE WATKIN5 MARY WILLIS JEAN SHOAF PEGGY ANN WATKINS BETTY WOLFE IRIS STONESTREET NELL PENN WATT Those Not Photographed FRANCES MUSGROVE NANCY WRAY THE SDPHDMDRE CLASS 65 a K. ' fv Jesse Atwcod Edv.-ard Bean Earl Beaudry, Jr. William S. Benbow Dallas C!ine William R. Crist Anies R. Dciye. Jr. Thomas M. Distablle James R. Fain, Jr. Kenneth G. Pansier Robert Charles Gray Samuel Edward Hall Henry P. Highsmith Zeno D. Hoots. Jr. Norman Eugene Jarrard Bernard S. Johnson Charles 5. Lawrence Ralph E. Lawrence James D. Littlejohn Douglas C. Mclver Gene Maisliull William T. Marshall Eugene B. Midyette William Nlfong Paul O. Peqram. Jr. David Pronqay Samuel R. Prueft, Jr. T. Ccn ;ay Pruett Justus F. Randolph Lester James Rattz Charles A. Routh Earl William Sandefur Robert Brooks Sawyer John Burton Self, Jr. Wolfgang R. Siebet James A. Sink Herman E. Smith James W. Smith Joseph Ernest Smith Brooks F. Snyder Wesley H. Snyder William M. Spach, Jr. William O. Spencer Ashley D. Stonestreet Homer G. Sutton, Jr. Glenn Ellis Taylor William Randall Taylor Ihumas L. Itansou Wilson A. Van Hoy Robert H. Walker Howard Westmoreland Howard L. Wilson Virgil A. Wilson MEN STUDENTS 67 ■a First Row ANNE VENABLE BALDWIN MARTHA LYON BEATY CYNTHIA BLACK MARTHA LEE BRANNOCK ZETTA FRANCES CABRERA EULA MAE CAIN _ Second Row MARTHA ANN CLAPP HELEN WELLS CREAMER ALMA LOUISE DeBUSK CAROLYN WILSON DUNN BETTY ANN EARNHARDT Third Row N. BENN EDNEY JACQUELINE FIKE LILA FRETWELL SUZANNE GLEASON FRANCES MIRIAM SULESIAN PATRICIA ANN EDMONDSON SARA MAY HAMRICK .THE 70 «;. -c. Flr ' .t Row Second Row Third Row GERRY HANCOCK MARY ALICE HUDSON ANNA CAROLINE KAMER POLLY M HARROP REBEKAH S, HUGGIN5 DORIS MARGARET KEITH LAURA HYMAN HARVEY MARY LOUISE HUNTLEY HELEN KESSLER NATHALIE 5. HENRY MARY JANE HURT HELEN LOUISE KLOSE MARY BROWN HILL BEVERLY FRANCES JOHNSON EVALYN KNOX FRANCES A. HORNE SUSAN CRAIG JOHNSON ELNORA LAMBETH FRESHMAN CLASS ■a First Row ALICE EHRIE LEE ELIZABETH LELAND RUTH MARY LENKOSKI DORIS LOY ELIZABETH McBRAYER JOANNE McCOLLUM Second Row ANNA E. McLAUSHLIN LILLIAN McNEIL MARILYN MARSHALL JOYCE MARTIN DOROTHY RUTH MASSEY BETTY JANE MAYNARD Third Row JEAN MOORE KATHRYN ANN MOORE LOIS MORGAN RUTH MORGAN SARAH MORRIS JANE MULL 72 THE uu.: u: JULM (. First Row ANNIE LOU MYATT CONSTANCE NEAMOND JOSEPHINE PATTERSON BETTY MARIE PEIRCE MARY COWLES PERSONS CLAIRE WARD PHELPS Second Row BERNICE PIERCE JOAN CARTER READ DOROTHY REDFEAKN ANNE CAROLINE RIVERS JOAN CAROLYN ROESER ANN ROBERSON Third Row LOVE ALLYNNE RYDER VIRGINIA LEE SARGENT ELIZABETH 5HEPPE ELAINE SINGER NANCY JANE SHIELDS SARAH ANN SLAWTER FRESHMAN CLASS 73 First Row JEAN BEATY SLOAN BOBBIE JEAN SMITH MARTHA DALE SMITH JANE CLAIBORNE SMITH MARY JO SPENCER MARY ANNE SPILLMAN CAROLYN FLYNT VIVIAN INA SHELTON Second Row LOUISE COOK STACY JEAN HEGE STARR DOROTHY STEIN BARBARA ANNE THORNE MARY JANE TRAGER SALLY ANN TRUELOVE Those Not Photographed MARTHA AUGUSTA LeBEY BETTY JO WELCH Third Row RUTH VAN HOY JEANNE WALLACE BETTY ANNE WINSLOW FRANCES TERESA WOHL JANE ELIZABETH WHITE GLORIA PAUL UNA WILLIAMSON THE FRESHMAN CLASS 74 u 1119110® ■ THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CONNIE SCOSGIN President First Row Second Row Third Row MARY HUNTER HACKNEY BERNICE BUNN MARY LOUISE PARRISH SUE MOORE MARTHA BOATWRISHT ANN FINLEY BETSY MEIKLEJOHN ROSALIE GREEN MARY PATIENCE McFALL MARY ANN LINN HALLIE McLEAN CLAIRE CRAIS FRANCES CARR RUTH SCOTT MARY PORTER EVANS HENRIEHA WALTON MARIA HICKS MARY JANE McGEE JANE MULHOLLEM ROSAMUND PUTZEL EATON SEVILLE SALLY BOSWELL On-Campus Vice-President LUCY SCOTT Off-Campus Vice-President PEGGY DAVIS Secretary PEGGY BLUM Treasurer First Row Mary Hill Hazel Thomas Julia Davis Jean Wallace Ann Carothers Nell Penn Watf Mary Jane Hurl Second Row Margaret Fisher Pat Watson Louise Dodson Frances ReznicI: Ruth Morgan Pat Edmundson Margaret Raynal Third Row Jean Griffin Sarah Burts Louise Stacy Anne Millil an Peqgy Broaddus Boots Lambeth Anna Kamer 79 Y. W. C. A. FRANCES CARR President OFFICERS JOANNE SWASEY . . .... Vice-President LOMIE LOU MILLS CATHERINE MOORE . CABINET - . Treasurer Emma Mitchell Martha Walton Haliie McLean Jean McNew Peggy Broaddus Virginia Smi+h Kathryn Ballew Mary Elmore Finley Preston Kabrich Betty V olfe Betty Holbroolc Margaret McCall 80 OFFICERS BETSY LONG Vice-President MARY LOUISE PARRISH Secretory HELEN 5PRUILL Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES Mary Huntei Hackney Ann Southern Dot Arrinqton Ticta Senter Eaton Seville Mary Ai.ce Hudson Ruth Hayes Betty Ann Epps Jo Patterson Mary Jane McGee Jean Padgett Mary Hill - K mm i Mmm MARY ANNE LINN Pfesldent 1. R. S. COUNCIL THE 1947 SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS BERNICE BUNN Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF MARY HUNTER HACKNEY Associate Edito JEAN GRIFFIN Assistant Edito CATHERINE GREGORY Literary Editoi BETTYE HATLEY Photographic Editoi MARGARET RAYNAL Art Edito MARY JANE McGEE Proof Edito SARAH CLARK . . . CAROLYN TAYLOR Proof Editor ROSAMUND PUTZEL Copy Editor SUE MOORE Senior Class Editor MARION GAITHER Junior Class Editor EATON SEVILLE Sopf omore Class Editor FRANCES GULE5IAN Freshman Class Editor Typist MARGARET WEST Business Mandgef BUSINESS STAFF CAROL BECKWITH . . . Assistant Business Manager MARY PATIENCE McFALL . . . Circulation Manager LUCY SCOTT Assistant Business Manager NELL PENN WATT . . . JEAN MOSS MARGARET SPILLMAN ELIZA SMITH JANE McELROY PEGGY BROADDUS JANE MORRIS BETSY SCHAUM JANE MULHOLLEM A MARTHA BOATWRIGHT Edifor-in-Chief r ' THE SALEMITE BETSY MEIKLEJOHN Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF VIRTIE STROUP Associate Editoi REBECCA CLAPP Assistant Edi ' or PEGGY DAVIS Assistant Editor LOU HEITMAN Male-up Editor MARGARET W,LLiAtv l5 PEGGY GRAY Copy Editor NANCY CARLTON Feature Editor JEAN SULLIVAN Sports Editor MA RGARET RAYNAL Cartoonist Typist BETSY LONG . JANE MORRIS BUSINESS STAFF Assistant Business Manager HELEN SPRUIIL . . . Advertising Manager PUIH SCOTT . Assistant Advertising Manager . . . . Circulation Manager 85 MAY DAY COMMITTEE JANE MULHOLLEM C iairman ■lVJBM K Dat V«£ 3 CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES HELEN SPRUILL VIRTIE STROUP PESGY BROADDU5 JANE McELROY BETSY BONEY MILDRED HUGHES MARY BRYANT JEAN McNEW CAROL BECKWITH NELL PENN WATT GWEN YOUNT MARGARET RAYNAL 86 PRESIDENT ' S FDRUM in WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 87 s ORDER OF THE SCORPION CONSTANCE SCOSGIN RUTH SCOTT JOANNE SWASEY REBECCA CLAPP MARGARET WEST SARAH BOSWELL JEAN SULLIVAN BERNICE BUNN ANN FOLGER HALLIE McLEAN 88 w HDNDR SnCIETY DR. WILLOUGHBY MR. HIGGINS MISS HIXSON VIRGINIA MclVER REBECCA CLAPP CAROL BECKWITH GENEVRA BEAVER MARILYN BOOTH ANN CAROTHERS PEGGY DAVIS ANN FOLGER PATSY LAW MARGARET NEVV ' MAN ROSAMOND PUTZEL FRANCES SOV ERS BARBARA WARD MISS VEST MRS. HARRIS MR. LEACH MISS NEELY 89 ._.- ALPHA IOTA PI GERALDINE PURCELL President SARAH HALTIWANSER President DEH DEUTSCHE VEREIN 90 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS BETSY MEIKLEJOHN Pfesident BARBARA FOLSER President EL CLUB ESPANDL 1, r CHURAL REBECCA CLAPP President ENSEMBLE 92 SALEM PLAYERS LOMIE LOU MILLS Presidenl PEGGY SUE TAYLOR President THE PIERRETTES 93 k S, HOME ECDNDMICS CLUB PEGGY PAGE SMITH President MARGARET WILLIAMS President THE LABLINGS 94 1. R. C. MARTHA LOU HEITMAN President LUCY SCOTT Chairman DAY STUDENTS COMMITTEE 95 m ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HENRIETTA WALTON President I OFFICERS JEAN SULLIVAN Vice-President PEGGY WATKINS Secretary ANN CAROTHERS Treasurer MANAGERS OF SPORTS Agnes Quinerly Margaret West Carolyn Taylor Isabelle Leeper Ticb Senter Ruby Moye Eaton Seville Betsy John Forrest Virtie Stroup Ann Flnley Ann Barber Maria Hicks Eva Martin Bullock Mary Porter Evans 96 AGNES QUINERLY, Prosid.n) MONOGRAM CLUB MODERN DANCE CLUB PEGGY BROADDUS, President 97 — u. -1 ATHLETICS J  , ' fj _,..« A •? r kta IJM— iirtW tftfftTi l «i i ri ' ii ■! rmift M i m r ■ - . ■V IT THE MAY QUEEN MISS JEAN MOSS MAID OF HDNDR MISS TICKA SENTER v I 1 7 4k jT HENRIETTA WALTON WARY ANNE LINN THE MAY SALLY BOSWELL COURT, 1947 MARGARET WEST TEAU COUNCIL MARY FRANCES KINS te . X BARBARA FOLGER JEAN SRICFIN THE MAY KATHERINE IVES COURT, 1947 BEVERLY HANCOCK DOT ARRINSTON ?;i MIRIAM BAILEY ■ — f pi y Miss HosamDnd Putzel Wi rj% ' j( ' Miss Sara Cne Hunsucker T Miss Margaret Raynal jtm tt J4m lOg ttttm tuaiti i Miss Mary Bryant Miss Nell Penn Watt m ' H ,f,jj Vi , -. -t.,— ..-..■ . Miss Peqqy Inn Watkins ■ ' TV ■: • i- T Miss Darothy Massey ■ M- « j jujggy aitaMii (PO Miss Susau Johnson ■I ■r Gowtis by Sydotiia. from our Designer ' s Collection (Lefl) Dorothy Arrikctok, Class of ' 49, in rose quartz satin. (Right) JfAK Moss, class of ' +7, in white brocade. AiONTALDO ' S X ' INSTON-SALEM. N. C. « CONGRATULATIONS TEAGUE ' S The Anchor Co. Wishes You Much WOMEN ' S SMART APPAREL Success and Happiness. ■ilV West Fourth Street We Cater to the College Miss with Nationally Known Merchandise A WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Anchor- STANDARD BUILDING (ji u AND Shopping Center of Winston-Salem LOAN ASSOCIATION SAVINGS AND LOANS Telephone — 6126 Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 3-1069 236 N. Main St. Fourth at Trade Street IT ' S SMART TO BUY THE BEST tt D . G. CRAVEN COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF JACARD ' S Nissen Building SALEMITES! Decorate your rooms artistically yet inexpensively From SEARS, ROEBUCK COMPANY 420 N. Trade Wins+on-Salem. N. C. - ' mi ' 4(r r. jm ' W9fv ' 9 ' X r i s -j .- W Tr - - ' X TZ 9 - EFIRD ' S 430-434 North Trade Street QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES Music of All Publishers BRODT-SEPARK MUSIC COMPANY 620 W. Fourth Street Phone 3-224! COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HOLSUM BREAD BAKE RS THE McPHAIL GIFT SHOP Come In And Look At Our Lovely Assortment Of Gifts Phone 7501 308 W. 5th THE SUN PRINTING CO. Printing and Publishing Dial 8235 306 S. Main St. WINSTON-SALEM. N, C. WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL AND TWIN-CITY SENTINEL MORNING EVENING SUNDAYS WSJS N.B.C. For The Tri-Cities • WINSTON-SALEM • GREENSBORO • NORTH POINT % RAWLEY APPERSON Incorporated STATIONERS AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS 234 N. Main St. Phone 5223 Wlnston-Saiem, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF REZNICK ' S MUSIC — JEWELRY 440 N. Liberty St. ISjjIjQjjQjgjijSi ICE CKEAU Phone 2 2657 RADIO AND SOUND SERVICE DOUG LEE RADIO REPAIRING AND PUBLIC ADDRESS Mimeographs and Mimeograph Supplies Products of A. B. DICK COMPANY Distributed b, GRAY CREECH. INC. WINSTON-SALEtvl CHARLOTTE RALEIGH T for ice Things Winslon-Saiem COMPLIMENTS OF SARTIN ' S DRY CLEANERS THE K W RESTAURANT Home of Good Food Reasonable Prices Located between Robert E. Lee and Bus Terminal 422 North Cherry Street Dial 6022 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK A. STITH AND COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF PINE HALL BRICK PIPE COMPANY Phone 4002 LETS WORK TOGETHER All the years you ' ve been working toward this important moment — GRADUATION — Reddy Kilowatt has been taking on new jobs too, in business, in homes, on the farms and in the factories of the Piedmont Carolinas, He ' s all set to keep on working with you in the challenging years ahead . . . creating new jobs and helping you in scores of ways to meet the (_,J;;; DEMANDS AND THE OPPORTUNITIES OF TOMORROW DUKE- POWER COMPANY . .-m ■««■ ■« o« - ■•• - e- 3 r« -  . -■ r ■ - iv - ■ - - T COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAMPUS CLEANERS SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT BELK STEVENS CO. COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND VOGLER SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCES Dependable for More Than 89 Years Dial 6101 120 Main St. Winston-Salem COMPLIMENTS OF OFFICE OF NORTHUP O ' BRIEN FOR CLOTHES WITH A FLAIR FOR LIVING IT ' S vTTDSNIK ' S M M MiUaAukA BOCOCK-STROUD CO. Classical and Popular RECORDS SPORTING GOODS Gifts, Toys, Cameras BOCOCK-STROUD CO. One Good Real Estate Investment May Equal A Lifetime Of Labor SECURITY BOND AND MORTGAGE COMPANY REALTORS E. M. SHEPHERD, Tresidi-nt STUART BONDURANT, Treasurer Patten BIdg. Dial 5128 Alumnae, Parents, and Friends When You Visit Salem, Stay at the ZINZENDORF HOTEL Single Rates, $2.00 up Ml ineS COMPLIMENTS OF STATESVILLE CHAIR COMPANY vr i- n, r. . COMPLIMENTS OF QUALITY CLEANERS KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT CO. 534 S. Main Street Different — Tasty — Satisfying Phone 6796 PARENTS AND ALUMNAE LET THE ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL IWInston-Salem ' s F nest] And Its ROBERT E. LEE COFFEE SHOP Be your gracious hosts while visi Ing Winston-Salem Corner of Fifth and Cherry Streets Dial 6161 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 MASSEY MOTOR COMPANY CADILLAC DISTRIBUTOR 130 W, King Street KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Dial 2810 tt XAd MIMiMWK ifcM 1 I SMITH DRY CLEANERS Formerly Truelove Dry Cleaners Just Two Blocks from Salem Campus We appreciate your business COMPLIMENTS OF THE VALERIA HAT SHOP NISSEN BUILDING COMPLIMENTS OF J. C PENNEY CO: Incorporated 4th and Trade St. WINSTON. SALEM A Store Faithfully Serving the Home- lovers of Winston-Salem 521 North L.berty St. Phone 5118 BARBER PHOTO SUPPLY CO. KODAK HEADOUARTERS WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Hecdquarters tor FINE DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVERWARE OR NOVELTIES REPAIRING A SPECIALTY VOGLERS JEWELERS WEST FOURTH STREET Dial 2-0347 HUNTLEY-HILL-STOCKTON FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 5109 Liberty and Fourth Streets WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF S. M. CLOTHIERS FARMERS COOPERATIVE DAIRY 1012 SOUTH MARSHALL Phone 2-3475 WALGREEN DRUG STORES Drugs with a Reputation Phone 7054 201 W. Fourth St. Winston-Salen B UNDERWEAR 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-SAL Etvl, N. C. tt ■tM— klJMfcM 1 1 II ii- Peas, Beans And Pork Arc The Only Three Foods Carrying More Food Value Than Bread. FOR A BALANCED FOOD EAT lOOV Whole Wheat Bread THE IDEAL WINSTON SALFMS LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE FOR SALEM GIRLS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND WEDGEWOOD CHINA OF SALEM EIGHT SCENES OF SALEM Your Choice of Five Different Colors Blue, Mulberry, Pinit, Green, Sepia SALEM BOOKSTORE WINSTON. SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA SALEM COLLEGE WINSTON. SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 1772—1947 A distinctive Southern College widely recognized for its • acadennic standards • spiritual emphasis • friendly student body • modern equipment • diversified extracurricular program DEGREES OFFERED IN The Liberal Arts Science Music COMPLIMENTS OF PATTERSON DRUG COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF ZINZENDORF LAUNDRY WELFARE ' S DRUG STORE Welcome The Students And Faculty Of Salem College and Academy Serving Salem Girls For 33 Years The Place to Supply Your Drug Store Needs Soda Fountain — To Supply Every Wish In Refreshments Hoi Fudge Sundae — Sandwiches — hlot Coffee Hot Chocolate — Toast — Soup Do Come Over and 1 Do Mean You! Lamps Gifts . . . Ole and New China Furniture Glass salem gift shop ANTIQUES Next Door to Hall of History MRS. HUBERT TUCKER 531 South Main Street Winston-Salerr N. C. tt . ir III irfi alltHi 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. COHEN ' S READY-TO-WEAR QUALITY AND STYLE WEST FOURTH STREET BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO THE SMITH REYNOLDS AIRPORT RESTAURANT AND ENJOY A DELICIOUS MEAL Served In A Pleasant Manner In A Delightful Atmosphere COMPLIMENTS OF DOBY ' S BAKERY 640 West Fourth St. Phone 4126 HINE-BAGBY CO. Incorporated Your Store CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS Phone 2-3145 412 Trade St. ALWAYS WORKING WITH YOU FOR COMMUNITY PROGRESS THE WINSTON-SALEM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN WINSTON-SALEM IT ' S THE PICCADILLY FOR GOOD FOODS COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES H. LAMBETH LITTLETON N. C. SAVINGS AND LOANS Continuously FOR 58 YEARS WINSTON-SALEM BUILDING LOAN . ASSOCIATION 249 N. MAIN STREET WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. THE MDRRISETT Live Wire Store CD. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. N. P. STONE COMPANY Wholesale Grocers 207-209 East Third Street WINSTCN-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Everything in institutional merchandise from Soup to Nuts Congratulations and best wishes for success and happiness during the years to come Mother and Daughter FASHIONS CORNER LIBERTY AND THIRD STREETS « . - • -•-- ' BETTER YOUR HOME BETTER YOUR LIVING COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS EARLY CO. Fine Furniture NOLAND COMPANY Incorporated • WHOLESALE • Plumbing, Heating, Electrical, Radio, And Industrial Supplies. • jj 636 WEST FOURTH STREET INVITATIONS — ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS H. T. HEARN ENGRAVING COMPANY 229 N. Liberty St. Winston-Salem, N. C. COMPLIMENTS Irwin Price, Cansiqnee THE TEXAS COMPANY MONROE, N. C. Complin-ients of GOOCH ' S GRILL AND SODA SHOPPE o N C E T R I E ONCE TRIED SATISFIED S A T I S F I E D ACROSS FROM SALEM COLLEGE COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE BIRD CAB CO. Phone 7121 J. R. THOMAS ICE COAL CO. 120 ACADEMY STREET Phone 7158 PIN YOUR FAITH ON THIS LABEL . . . THE STORE THAT CONFIDENCE BUILT COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL • STATE FORSYTH AND CAROLINA THEATRES f ■ — ' - -- - Your Friendly Jeweler ECKERS 437-39 North Liberty Street SUMMIT STREET PHARMACY Foot Summit — overlooking tHones Pari: A GOOD DRUG STORE IN A GOOD TOWN SEE OR CALL US FOR COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE Dial 2-1 144 WALKER ' S-FLORIST COMPLIMENTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OF BOUOUETS AND CORSAGES A SPECIALTY YOUTH CENTER We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere CLOTHES FOR THE 115 N. Poplar St. Dial 3-3621 WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. JUNIOR MISS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PARKING STORAGE By Hour — Week or Month DOWNTOWN GARAGE Ne t To Reynoldi BIdg. Phone 8177 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. U. S. Tires 4 Batteries, Washing Simoniiing, Wheel Aligning-Wheel Balancing, Brake Service. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. HERMAN KSINGER PATERSON, N.J. Congratulations STEIFEL MATTRESS COMPANY 1527 North Liberty Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Optical Co. Prescription Opticians Kodaks — Supplies 209 Wes Feu- ' - S W--s c---Saie N. C. 430 N. Cherry St. GIFTS Everything For The Party Party Hats. Favors, Greeting Cards Gift Wrappings. BEST WISHES FROM RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE ' Headquarters in Winston-Salem for Ladies Sportswear COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND •-_ - -, COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN, ROGERS AND DIXSON O ' HANLON ' S DRUG STORE For Over Forty Years Winston-Salem ' s Best Known Drug Store WINSTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Winston-Salem, N. C. TO DE-H«BK ta ARDEN FARM STORE GIFT SPECIALISTS Delicious Honne Made Jellies Jams. Preserves, and Marmalades In E«quislte Hand-Decorated Gift Packages Lovely GiHs Suitable for Every Occasion Opposite Salem Square DISHER TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. 215 N. Liberty St. Phone 6179. 6170 MAYO UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS WASHINGTON MILLS COMPANY MAYODAN AND WINSTON-SALEM 6 s. s- a I if THIS B Q K D E S I G n E A H D P fl I R T E D BX 2 L xoefiscm P R I fl T I n C C m P A Y tV n A S H V I I I E 3 A g. a e: (n- .1 iid I I I ' -ii ■ ' rltlli I cA-le (S r t M iZi ' V ' t-iuzx.-u: ' v ft PIEDMONT Py Pi RAV Wfi COMPANY PHOTO-ENGRAVERS WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. PHO TO GRA PH Y RAY GOODRICH WIMSTOIV-SALEM IVORTH CAROLINA id MA nlHl- i lM .. utoarapnA utoaraph arap i 4 mmmm t fcM ll l i S ' aSS and Conegi - ■ m i