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

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mmm ! ; k A 0 r President K. DALE H. GRAMLEY Although I do not get all the way around the Square as often as I would like, I observe interesting bits of Salem College life from my post at the northeast corner: There is, for example, the flow of brunettes and blondes past my front door; the occasional visit within; the sound of music through m}- rear office window . . . Girls converging on Memo- rial Hall for Chapel; day student and faculty cars in competition for park- ing space on Church Street; smiles and slowed steps as girls walk east- ward from the Post Office ... a glimpse of color through a Main Hall classroom window; a waving arm from the South Hall stoop; lights in the Library at night . . . and, happily, a boy and a girl strolling through the Square. But what is really happening. ' ' I do not know precisely and cannot measure accurately what is going on where it matters most: in the minds and hearts of those who smile, and wave, and converge, and stroll. I would hope, however, that new thoughts, new ideas, new questions are bouncing around in pretty heads; that new values are being appraised; that more logical thinking is finding expression; that more positive atti- tudes are being developed; that a greater sense of individual and group responsibility is being accepted; and that some perspective on life and liv- ing — beyond the Square — is being achieved. I like the life that revolves around the Square. It is always changing, yet ever the same in purpose.

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Faculty and Administration SALEM COLLEGE JcmmiUniz AJTTi- SCIENCE MUilC

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1 M. I liXSClN B,A.. M.A.. Ph.n. Acinifmic Dfcin Clemkns Sandresky B.A., iM.A. Dean uf the School of Music Amy R. Heidbreder B.A., M.A. Dean of Students Donald Hritt. B..- . A dm in istrative Assistant