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

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Tjilil of C ' oiiti iitN • • . 4 ' ll. l TI ' :il I A islr: n Prcsitlciit ' s Paac ... 12. Board ol I ruslccs and I ' acullv ... 14. riiAi»Tii:ii II (I aK.ses .Seniors . . . 22. Juniois . . . 44. .Sophomores . . . 50. I ' rcsh- men . . . 56. Foreign .Siudrnls . . . 04. l)a ' Sindciits . . . 65. 1 HAFTEK III orviee Presidents Forum . . . 68. Student Government . . . 70. Y.VV.C.A. ... 72. Marshals ... 74. Clhief Marshal ... 75. CHAI TEK IV The Arts Pierrettes . . . 78. Su ii iili ' Lecture Committee . . . 8. ' . 80. Choral Ensemble ... 82. CHAPTER V Honorarios Honor Societ - . . . 86. Scorpions ... 87. Phi Alpha Theta ... 88. Oslo Scholarships . . . 8 ' ). Feature girls . . . 90. Monosrram Cluli . . . ' )4. II7 ( i ll ' Jio ... 95. CHAPTER VI Vocations Home Economics C:lub . . . 98. Future Teachers of America . . . 99. International Relations Club . . . 100. Lablings . . . 101. €HAI»TER VII Athletics .Athletic .Association . . . 104. CHAPTER VIII Social I.R.S. . . . 108. May Day Clommittee . . . 110. May Court ... 112. Maid of Honor ... 116. May Queen ... 117.

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ungraccd cheesey sandwiches in the dining room. C ' omprehensives drained me of all I knew but renewed my chances of sur- ival. I devoted myself to May Day practices and stayed out in town after the dance. I sought out a summer job that would challenge a wearied philosopher and teach her how to party with sophisti- cation. A shrunken circle of stable conservatives comprised the first meeting of the junior class. Cliques had lost their mainstays and merged into a giant force prepared for a downhill obstacle course. I chose between an education bulletin board and an array of humanities courses. From the listening room of the library I watched autumn invade the square; at night I walked across and talked in Tom ' s about the relative merits of marriage and career. Upon me was the gradual, subtle con- viction that either was worth doing. It thrilled me to glimpse, in a rare objective view, the logic of the faculty ' s reaction to 7 our unlimited-overnights petition. I sacri- ficed a Duke-wcekend for a trip home and my folks gave me the keys to a sur- prise. The end was almost in sight — just around the corner of a last studential summer. Why don ' t you hop into the car with me while I cruise through my last year at ' Salem. I ' m turning the ignition key; you scan the table of contents and turn the page. . . .

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Maillia Thnrnhmg, Editor of Siglils and Jnsig ils 3 LEFT Mac and Sissie in the Sights AND Insights office and stumbled over the uneven bricks in the catacombs. Linda stood by the bell, still looking for Mr. Wright. The typewriter was still clicking. Then it stopped. They must be cropping pictures. I never did learn to spin the confusing little wheel — and put red marks on Aggie ' s beauti- Marv Mc.Xrfly Rogers, Associate Edito, Agnes Rennie, Pliotograpliy Editor ful pictures. It ' s more fun selling ads. I looked down at the funny paper lying on top of a shaky stack and automatically began counting words. Then I knew it was past bedtime. Linda punched me. Wake up, sleepv. Mr. Wright ' s coming. .She opened the door. The cold air felt good on my face. Sights and Imiglils Edilnrial Staff