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

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he in l ie 3(K) ' s yel? chose to help: wash ilats for Pierrettes Monday; sew May Day costumes ' I ' ues- day: deli ' er Salcmitcs Friday to Babcock: and. oil. yes, raise tlic Hag Wednesday. And all these rules to learn. ■ M w • f i IF r ■r Ti| . moll ' ij Jxitssf Ts brownies fni we! So this is iihal lliry li o ; hue across town! m!h . o Jair using ivy! 21

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freshmen m - i0 r All these rules and regulations to learn. Just don ' t have enough time! Heavier books with smaller print, the earliest kind of a.m. schedule, and how does one pull up these deficiencies in history, biology, and English? We pile trunks in front of a classmate ' s door in Babcock, begin to understand 11:55 p.m. confusion in Clewell, and make a stuffed animal zoo out of back campus. New white blazers with dark green trim; looks kind of funny wearing them when it snows. But, on the other hand — . Musn ' t forget those organizations I Winnie Balh Freshman Class President Class Off.cer ' s: Left to right: Jane Houie, ] ' iee President; ■Sally Paxton, Treasurer; Betty Cox, Secretarv. ; S;ra Ki3;Ea = :5 Sa «-T-- ! , • f- ' XKWXK TV ' V

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ft r F rj ro;f, left to right: Barbara Airman, Orange, ' a.; Gail Arthur, Baltimore, Md.; Roxana Barefoot. Wil- mington; Judy Barnes, Lumberton. Second row: Vinnie Bath, Florence, S. C: Frances Bell, Beau- fort: Beth Bobbitt, Glen Alpine; Anne Booker, Smithfield. Third row: Betty Booker, Selma; Rob- bie Brashear, San Mateo, Calif.; Denny Broadhurst, Greensboro; Helen Broun, Winston-Salem. f ©f Fourth row: Pegg - Brown, Bethlehem, Penn.; Jeanette Burgess, Fayette ille; Claudia Bur- nett, Richmond, ' a.; Gavle Burris, Lincolnton. Fifth row: Brenda Capel, Winston- Salem; Becky Carlyle. Burl- ington; Julia Carr, Winston- Salem: Becky Chappell, Candler. Sixth row: Linda Clark, .Atlanta, Ga.; Judy Coston, . sheville; Betty Co. , Laurinburg; Carolyn Crawley, Spartan- burg, S. C. 22