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

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sophomores t;: !Sf!;i t§e£!! :;iS;ii ii ' i V- All these term papers to write within a week — one in philosophy, history, and hygiene. Wish I could let my Rat write some of ' em. . . . Decorations for a Salem Christ- mas : Glad Mr. Campbell is going to play our Santa Claus. Oops, reminds me — got thirty more gifts to get for the seniors. Wonder if I can borrow a white skirt for Senior Vespers? Wonder if I should study for those comprehensi ' es? Don ' t know too much Lfafr PiAliick. Sn lwmr rf C. ' liisi Presi- driil. M II ' ' •» VJ ' CLASS OFFICERS: I ,jt lo uglil: S„lh 11 - , Treasurer; Lucy Ann P iilhps, Secretary: . arr Oelliuger, Vice-President.

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freshmen First rote, lift to right: Linda Strickland, Charles- ton. S. C: Frances Stuart, Badin; Martha Tallev, Winston - Salcni; Linda Thompson, Statcs illc: Carol Thrcatt, Rorkv Mt. Second row: Tina Thrower, Belmont; Anna Transou, Greensboro: Sue Trask, Wilmington: Joyce Tyndall, Kinston; Eloise L ' pchurch, Raeford: Third row: Vicki ' an Liere, High Point: Susan Wainwright, Wilson: Ginny Lynn Val- ston, Scotland Neck: L nda Ward, Chapel Hill; Jean Warthen, Lvnchlnirg, Va. Fourth row: Lloyd Washington, Fred- ericksburg, ' a.: Trisha Weathers, Augusta, Ga.: Josephine Wheatley, Dan- ville, ' a.; C:raig White, New Bern; Lavona Willard, Winston-Salem. Fifth row: Pat Williams, Richmond, ' a.; Betty Wilson, Durham: Sandy Wimmer, Cihristians- burg, ' a.; Judy Yost, Win- ston-Salem. fl C i |) f ■.)? ' ' 7- t y d B p 27

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Tvm - ' - ' H K - . «4r Pi lMflbl i T mi Slitiih-iplaili, I was akin ' . . . about math and haven ' t had too nuich time to read current cxcnts. Oh. well ! Let ' s play another hand of bridge. Applications to U. T.. U. N. C:., and Georsria they ' re co-ed. Salem ' s not; but, on the other hand. . . . liiMR B Vy HE Iv ] How abimt llw Sfinin ifts? Two hours out oj class jor every hour in— ha! II hat hare xi,u gnl in here —lead? 29