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

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! » f ; k r- Borbara Rowland, President Y. IV. C. A. The .W.C.A. is a non-denominational religious organization on campus com- prising all members of Salem ' s student body. Its purpose is to act as a spiritual guide and to inspire unit} ' and fellow- ship among denominational groups. Y. W.C.A. service projects for the school include Religious Emphasis Week, Salem-Davidson Day, the Christmas orphanage party, Sunday night vespers, and Little Chapel. Every other year the fun-filled Y auction adds laughs and in- terest to campus talk. Once every four years the college faculty co-operates with the Y by presenting a faculty play. This year the cabinet initiated a new project, a retreat at Camp Haynes. An outgrowth of the Y. W.C.A. is the Freshman Y Council which was or- ganized to stimulate interest among freshmen and to give them opportunit} ' for active work in the Y. , ,■ Chap,-l

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Sally Bovard NS.4 Co-ordiiuitur Martha Diivall Sfcrt-tarx Mary Jane Gallo-.cay J ' ici ' -prrsidi ' nt Ann Bnuson Trrasurt ' r ing joiiith with administration — fac- ult ' improx ' enicnt in academic and social areas. The foundation of self-government at Salem is the Honor System. As a member of the Student Go -ernmcnt Association, ever} ' Salemite is per- sonally responsible to uphold the regu- tions and ideals of Salem. Stee (jee is the all-important link that creates a spirit of unity, pride, and l() -alt - among Salem College students. STUDENT GUI ' ERNMENT COUNCIL: Left to right: Givens, Summerell, MacOueen, Landr-rs, Dt-nnis, Cridlfbaiigh, S ' :fan, Hardy, Sf.xton, Cintn, Eldrr. Bailey. Il ' hitescarver, Horton. 27

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. ■■% y.ll .CI. COUXCI L: Setitfd, It-J ' l to right: Sampson, look, Kunbrough, Muyhczv, EiuU-y, Lomax, Ti u-h; Standing: Cabaniss, Wynne, McAfee, Ouarles, Lynn, Bailt-y, Thaeler, Oettinger, I ' incent. ' fy Salemitfs play Santa Claus to orphans