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

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dedication C HE was waiting in the reception room on the first Sunday. She greeted Mom and Dad and me and asked if I had signed in or read the list of instructions on the Dean ' s desi . . . . It was not until a few weeks later, when I was seated on her brown leather sofa, that I really looked at her. Her brown hair was arranged in a bun on the back of her neck. She wore big earrings and a green tweed suit. Three small silver bracelets circled her arm. . . . She asked me about my roommate, and if I was having trouble budgeting my time. I squirmed. Then she helped me decide on a study schedule. . . . I didn ' t get a chance to talk with her much after that — except once. That was the day I signed out wrong and she called home to see where I was. Again I squirmed. . . . Then I was a Senior. Her smile held more warmth as she welcomed me and asked how I was getting along. We talked, as equals, of how each person reflects Salem ' s standards and of ways to improve Fresh- man orientation. I understood the reason for deans. I no longer squirmed. . . . Now, I sit on the front row and hear as Si.ssic reads To Dean Amy R. Heidbredcr, for her guidance and unselfish help to all Salemites, we, the Cla.ss of 1957, dedicate the Sights and Insights.

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mj! r 7 ■ XtF Y ' ' 1 m£ ' ' 1 KIF ' •, , , ,V,i ■W W -: Dean Amy R. Heidbreder