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

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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

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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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; k ; k j K j K -71 Board of Trustees Aliss Ada Allen Mrs. Charles H. Babcock Dr. Agnew H. Bahnson Rev. J. Calvin Barnes Mrs. Albert L. Butler, Jr. Mr. Howard Gray Mrs. E. R. Hamilton Dr. George G. Higgins Rev. James C. Hughes Air. Thos. A. Kimball Dr. Fred Leinbach Mr. Ralph Ogburn Mr. Alton F. Pfaff Mr. Gravdon O. Pleasants Mr. C. L. Ra • Mr. Dalton D. Ruffin Mrs. Emil ShatTner Mrs. Robert D. Shore, Sr. Mr. Robert D. Shore, Jr. Mrs. Cornelius D. Sides Mr. Charles N. Siewers Dr. Herbert Spaugh Mr. Ralph E. Spaugh Dr. R. Gordon Spaugh Mr. C. S. Starbuck Mr. Ralph M. Stockton The Hon. L. Corrin Strong Mr. Charles F. ' ance, Jr. Mr. Harr - E. ' oges Mr. Charles B. Wade, Jr. Mrs. John C. ' hitaker Mr. Frank F. Willingham Faculty .... 1958 Sociology and Economics Robert L. Wendt, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Sociology Alfred M. Denton, Jr., B.S., M.A.; Jssociate Professor of Economics Ev, BELLE Covington, B.A., M.A.; Professor of Sociology and Economics Arts and Theatre Edwin Shewmake, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Pro- fessor oj Fine Arts Elizabeth R. Stevens, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English, Director of Dramatics Arthur Smith, Jr., B.S.; Instructor in In- dustrial Arts 18