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

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BETTYJE. N CASH. Win- ston-Salcin. A day siudciu with lingers in numerous pies . . . French major seen preluding and postluding for chapel or singing in the Chapel Quartet ... A mem- ber of the back room under Old Chapel set and fre- quent visitor in the dorms . . . .She rolls church organist and practice teaching into one well-organized bundle . . . . .Scorpion with an a owed no spare time, but always linds time for a friendly chat. ANN C:. .MI ' I ' ,I.1.I.. Mni- freesboro. . tniU anibigu- ouv personality: alternately sleek sophisticate and cra y mixed-up sihoul niil. ac- complished singer ol ari.iv as well as imitator ol Johniu Ray and Sarah Vaughn . . . Wearer of oversized ear- rings, highly stylized clothes, big brown evc ' ;, a wide bright smile, and ,ui iiulul- gent heart lo hi this Mil charming nali f ol Mur- freesboro . . . I.IIicienl .is president of I.K.S.. spell- biiidei ' as a blues singer, and a knoek-oiil lo Ikas. ANN C;(JLi: ' , Winston- Salem. A constant compan- ion of the early hours re- quired of practice teachers and of punctually being late . . . Drives from her town residence to class each day in her blue and white Chevrolet convertible ... A former student at Queens . . . Blue glasses, engaging smile and a silkv blond head buried in laT ' iish books. e n I o r

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; (■ Coinntuntli . : ,i jewelry, and copperware iikJ iniii.uial i;ijl iuh as i i tcj, liiDiii-iiiadt JANE BOYD, Marion, Va. The petite cowboy who end- lessly rattles of original poems of the ole West . . . Forsook cowboy boots for Tommy ' s diamond . . . Spends spare moments cranking up her green Buick convertible to scoot down- town for more trousseau lovelies . . . The campus paper ' s right hand woman . . . An avid, but confessed ignorant classical music lover . . . Always full of vitality despite Miss Byrd ' s English courses and practice teaching. MARIANNE BOYD. Char- lotte. Latin books, French books, long hours of hard studying with wonderful re- sults . . . Long chats with her favorite professor, Dr. Lewis ... A lover of antiques backed by a dream of an old fashioned home furn- ished with them, a wearer of Faberge, velvet and pearls . . . Dark hair with deep-set waves, infectuous laugh, and always a cheerful, Hi! N. NCY CAMERON, Lake VVaccamaw. A true South- ern Belle from the shores of Lake Waccamaw . . . Ap- preciates the finer aspects of life — music, men, steaks, Hershey bars, and clothes . . . An ingenue with greying hair and doe eyes who needs a private phone and date book . . . Attends Bowman Gray parties, P. C. week- ends, music hours, and gracefully makes her bow to North Carolina Society . . . A mischievous streak denied by an angelic face with voice to match.

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r i » ► TEMPLE DAMEL, New Bern. The tomboy with a perpetual frog in her throat . . . Keeps the campus in stitches with her dry wit and imitations of Al Jolson . . . Home Ec. Clula President who is learning the mysteries of housekeeping for her Joe . . . Whether distributing Winston cigarettes, drinking countless cokes. plaving ping-pong, or dri -ing her beloved Buick to practice teach, she is invariably the class clown who ' s expression of amazement is, ' Gad. Christine! e II i o r .SLZ. XNE DELAXEV, Winston-Salem. . s distin- guished as .Salzedo to the musical world is this student harpist to Salem ... In constant demand for wed- dings, chapel, and also by the Winston-Salem Sym- phony . . . This auburn head is often found bent o er bridge hands in the Day Student lounge . . . Need- lessly tries to diet ofteli . . . An ex-.Saint Mary .s girl taking coffee breaks with chats at Tom ' s. DA L DAWSON, C.bevy Clhase. Md. The carrot- lopped elfin a red and white flannel nightshirt . . . Broods over philosophy books till wee hours of morning . . . An enthusiast for doing the hula on piano tops . . . Never a night without a phone call or date . . . Tales of past loves abruptly ended with a diamond from Bob ... A husky oice with a Yankee brogue and a famous rendi- tion of ■ Poop-poop-de-doo.