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

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and siqhts ■i Into Life at SALEM COLLEGE W I X S T O X - S A L E M 1 9 NORTH CAR O L I N A 5 3

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A --. ' : r -■:i r ' .:l ' ' :- • f Our Example of a Perfect Lady When we leave Salem, it will be hard for any of us to forget Miss Covington, the little white-haired lady who wears the at- tractive shoes. We will remember her for many things. For the way she stops us on the street to say, Your ears should really be burning with all the nice things I heard about you yesterday. For her soft hello and smile as we meet her and o) in the hall. For her amusing anecdotes in to US. marriage class, and for her explanations of those mysterious things called stocks and bonds. We will remember her for her honesty and for her trust placed in us; for her sense of humor and for her hospitality. For all these things Miss Covington will be remembered, but most of all, for her example to us of a perfect lady. Because she is dear to us, we, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty-three, dedicate the fifty-first edition of Sights .and Insights to Miss Evabelle Covington. Her love of shoes people endear her