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

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Freshiiiciii Chiss i ' tnt rti i lij ' t In rii hf: hir IkIIc Hcirrnn, Statisvilk-, K inc I liini|)hi(. , LumlK-rrnn, I5;irl);ir;i Huth, l5;iltiiiKirc, Aid.; Kt;gv Intirani. Hitrh Point; Anis Ini, J;ickson- villc. Fla.; jian Jacolis. ( hcviN Cliasc, NKi. Set and wic: Martha Jarvls, ( oral Ciihks, I ' la., Mary ( loss li.nni.ttc, I ' llzilKtli (at ; Duart Jcnncttc. W ' ash- inutcin; Martha -Ann Kcnncds . ( ' ovmutcm, Tcnn.; Mary C;ooU Kohiicr, Salem, ' a.; Martha Lackey, Statcsviik. riiird roii-: .Mdlly . nn l, nn. Front Ro al. ' a.; Pats Ic- .■ ukv, Rock ' Mount; Barbara McMann, Oanvilk-. ' a.; Pauline Mclvin. W ' inston-Sak-m, Amor - . krntt. .Atlintic Beach, Fla., ( lauilia Milhani, Hamlet. I ' iurtli roiv: Nollncr .Morri.s.sctt Pace, Wilmington; Lvnehburg, a.; Barbara Miriam ()uarle.s, Raleigh, Pamela Pennington, Hartsville, S. C, Shirle Redlack, Sratesville; Connie Rhodes, Jackson- ville, Fla. Fifth roii.-: (Charlton Rogers, Bennettsville, S. C; .Mar ' (ilad s Rogers, .Asheville; Barbara Rowland, Birmingham, Ala.; Agnes Sams, Statesville; anc Sexton, Narrows, ' a.; Betsy Smith, Mount . ir ' . This l ' j !.e I ' lrsl nrd.-. left to rit lit: Patricia Smith, Reidsville; I ' rnesnne Spencer, Ciastonia; Pegg ' Thompson, l.umberton. Second roir: jane Topping, Pantego; Nancy Walker, Kinston; Betty ' ebster, .Madison. Third roir: ' ivian Williams, Battleboro; Fayrene Wilson, Pilot .Mountain; , lary Curtis W ' rike, (.raham. S ' ot pictured: limnn- Bumgardner, Winston-Salem, I ' lizal)eth Haniner, W ' mston-Salem; Bonnie I h ompsnn, Winston-Salem; jeannette Wrreault, Puerto Rico. Opposite: M.ixhe ihc ' ll net to icdir it soniettme. . . . Bands inay come and !(«, but this ' nil ivcis (lUiie! Ciiiai ii .Hid i.-irl iiniuc after nipper on the Li iii. 25

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•W ; hm j J ' vL feV- ;e: Suphiiiiiuii . . . wiu- .ii ii foo iili: .1 ( n of bcluiiiiiiiv.. j irir of qiic lmiiiii ' j,; jiid jiki fLitii niplmiiinnm. 1-ivc o ' cliick m till.- arrcriKxin . . . ten o ' clnck in the mcirniiii; or alnmsr ain tune of the d.i ' we ' ll lie t ' ounil in the date rcxini ot ' ans of the sophnniore dorms behind a haze ot gra ' smoke. I ' ll he on the floor, or started in the corner of a sofa, or twined carelessh- around the telephone table . . . I ' ll talk to iiu on most any subject, providing I have a place to put the lit book I ' m plagued with, or if ()U can talk above the noise . . . It ' s ()ur deal, you might hear one of us say ... or ( hange the record to Sh ' boom, someone nught scream ... or a request for Beethoven ' s Fifth . . . then some ot us have Rat Week on our mind and will say . . . He ' , Joan, iusc had an cxccllenr idea for Rar Court. Rat Court the nitrht we tr to he hard on the freshmen . . . and almost take over the school . . . silK to some of the upper classmen ma be, but it ' s our first time to feel realK ' wise. We sophs are a bit foolish I guess, but w ise ... no! I don ' t feel w ise at all . . . sometimes I actually wonder what I ' m doing here. The - sa - we have sophomoritus -the thinking disease common to all sophs. hat if I do ma|or m I nglish . . . can I realK get a job when I get out . . . then should I go on with my science ... I wonder if . . . that ' s all I do ... I could get these term papers done if I wasn ' t always -wondering if . . . Chile Allen, president; C.ectl ' ui Corhett, ■vice-president; Ann (yemlhiu; secretary; LVid liidy (imihv i. trcjuner. 27