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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

i m SAIU COLLEGE ' LIBRARY The puppet hanging on four strings grotesquely happy, waves through his make believe dreams, until the reality of finger flesh and ideas jar him into worlds of his own focusing his little life, made big because he has seen and moved here, and his little feet made big prints 1 ■ - 58th Edition ' «4k 1960 Sights and Insights Published by the Senior Class, Salem College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Margaret Stone, Editor Joan Carrie, Butiness Manager Abbie A. Siiddath, A$$iatant Editor The Puppet Waves Pages 16-29 n Freshman Class Orientation Committee YWC A W R A r«r ■ ' m ' i I Pases 32 1 Board llf Trust Deans ' Faculty and Admi Legisladve Board Judicial Board Day Student Or Foreign Students ' ' Sophomore ' Sale - ■ « - ; W ' t m Focusing Worlds of His Own Pages 54-71 Junior Class S N E A Home Economics Lablings Lecture Series Dansalems Music Club • Choral Ensemble TRC Humanities Pierrettes May Day Committee C ' -J V A I . . Big Prints in the Dust Pages 74-107 Honor Society Order of the Scorpion Phi Alpha Theta Who ' s Who Oslo Scholars Senior Class I R S Marshals Feature Girls May Queen Maid of Honor May Court Sights and Insights . M Win.ion.S«UiT North C«roli«i ! DEDICATION Iiilcllii;( ' ii(C livl j;iins il cll inlci llic (■la i(i(ini. clrai ' s il tliiDat. Iiilcl;i ' ii|i il |)aiil . anil iirocccd to unilK in- spire and awe ns ually l)lase sliujenls with an irir liau lilile seaicli lor nicaniniis and relationships, aiul liNe-lnnulred pages oi outside reading. An innocent little lioy look ehews al)senl-niindcdl on a ])ipe stem and hands onl those ijidecipheralde disriission questions. v.lii li will go down as the hardest and most challenging on record. These things we expected, experienced, and griped aliont. and yet. we always came hack for more, even on Saturday at 10:45. Because, through your humhle quietness and nuimliled explanations of your inadeqiutcy comes the truth. Because you are a great man. and a great teacher, we, the class of I960, do proudly dedicate the Sights and Insights to you. Dr. Philip Africa. 13 A. -- ?.¥■• i; ' :; : ■ m ' ■:-m cm ■ smm. i B i d: My make believe dream mi college teg and circle pins Bull sessions and beer parties and Fur coats and football games and Rah! Rah! Intellectual aims and Even Orientation But . . . FRESHMAN CLASS 01- 1 ICE US. I.ejt to Hiihi: Dean deni: Lucy Lane, Secretary; Carroll Roberts, Treasurer. Major. Vice-President: Jackie FRESHMAN CLASS Yellow and white ... a beanie oji my head, but college at last! A maze of new faces, mostly feminine, but who ' d ever think being with just girls could be so much fun. Jackie really showed hidden dramatic ability at the Oscar party. Those males from across town are most welcome, though. Studying does interfere with one ' s social life so. There ' s almost no time for home-sickness but my big sister is a welcome sight, and I need somebody to tell me exactly what Dr. Austin expects after two years of high school Latin. What to take to Davidson Homecoming, Germans, and I. F. C, and what ' s more, how to cram them into two suitcases and overnights. Oh. for second semester, no light cuts, and eight overnights . . . I ' m overcut! Yellow and Grey. 16 Left to ri ht. first roic: Normie Abercrombie. Greenwood. S. C: Kitty Anderson. Spartanburg. S. C: Virginia Anderson. Charlotte: Mary Armfield. Ell in: Gav Austin. Ocala. Fla.: Jackie Baker. Charlotte; Jackie Barker. Falls Church. Va.: . nne Barksdale. Leaksville: Beckv Bartak. Kingsport, Tenn. Second roii : Bonnie Bean. Jaffrey. N. H.: June Beck. Winston-Salem: Penn Bell. Virginia Beach. Va.: Betty Black. Wilmington: Martha Borland. .Atlanta. Ga.: Becky Bosh ell. Charlotte: Peggy Bowers. Winston-Salem: Jean Boyer. Statesville: Lvnn Bovette. Kenlv. Third row: Page Bradham. Greensboro: Bugs Brandon. Memphis. Tenn.: Martha Braswell. Charlotte: Linda Britten. Glen Ridge. N. J.: Evelyn Brown. Davidson: Kathy Brown. Brookfield. Conn.: Kitty Bundy. .Mountain City. Tenn.: Kathy Burton, . sheville: Nancy Butler, Havana, Cuba. % f FRESHMAN Jr € a . 1 p p a fl f CLASS Lcjl In riiihl. first row: Ava Camp. Fort Lauderdale. Fia.: Margaret Carpenter. Rutherfordton; Judy Carter. Tar- boro: Nancy Chandler. Wavnesville: Judv Childress, Winston-Saleni; Nancy Clay. Ducktown. Tenn.; Sue Cook. Huntington. W. Va.: Carol Council. Durham: Bettv Lou Creech. Ahoskie. Second row: Helen Crevensten. Charlotte: Lucy Cross- land. Bennettsville. S. C. : Carol Cross. Bethesda. Md. ; Mary Jane Crowell. Lincolnton: Lou Cunningham. Mvrtle Beach. S. C: Ann Davidson. Jackson ille. Fla.: Suzanne Drake. Richmond. Va.: Catherine Filer. Nch inV. N. v.; Jud Ellis. Marion. Va. ThinI run: I ' al Eskeu . Sparlanliurg. S. C. : Margaret Evans. Greenville: Kav F zzell. Winston-Salem: Mimi Farquhar. Jacksonville. Fla.: Peggv Farrow. Wilmington: Beth Fordham. Winston-Salem: Ginnv Kav Fortson. Jacks Fla Colli Marie Funderhurk. I!cnnells ille. S. C. tsB m i - Left to right, first row: Mattie Ga Lee. Dillon. S. C. : Peggy Legette. Winston-Salem: Kay Long. Slate Road: Mary DeXeale Long. Statesville: . nne McArver. Gas- tonia: Kenny McArver. Charlotte: Letlie McDonald. Charlotte: Dean Major. Columbia. S. C. : Barbara Mann. Lexington. Second row; Martha Ann Martin. inston-Salem: Donnis Mauney. Shelby: Judy May. Durham: Bettv Ann Meador. inston-Salem: Carole Sleadows. . lderson. W. Va.: .Anne Miller. Norton. Va.: Betty Gail Morisev. Clinton: Nancv Muse. St. Paul. Va.: Roonev Nelson. Staunton. Va. Third roil : Beth Norman. Zanesville. Ohio: Linda Oden. Rome. (;a. : Sigrid Ostborg. Gulfport. Miss.: Katherit ' ie Parrish. Richmond. Va. : Hea!her Peebles. Falls Church. Va.: Martha Jo Phifer. Hamlet: Jeanne Poole. Raleigh: Dotlie Pooser, Marion: Marv .Ann Porter. Jacksonville, Fla. FRESHMAN l.rjl III li lil. Iiisl mil : l-.ililli Ciilri.-i. Iliik.m: Si (.il- liicii. WiiuUi.r: r (.li-iKlinniii . Si. I ' (li-i liiiit;. Ila.: Miirllui Cc.lr (,1,1111. Iticliiii.HKl. i.: S lvia (i. Milling. Krnan- v illr: liailiara I lai riiinlcm. W a liiiif;liiii : Kdilti Harris,, n. Cluitl,,!!, ' : Ann Haskell, I ' .,-,-. Ii l-lan,l. S. C; Anita llaklii ' r, Ka)rllcville. Srioni loir: l),,Uf;las I liiiii i, li. lii, liiii,,ii,l. a.: lai DaliricN lliMiiliMsiiM. I!i, 11111,111,1. Va.; l- ' avi ' llrriiiii;. Simw Hill; Doi-d) lldldiMi. Slauii Va.: .Sall HuiImhi. Salis- liurv: Leslie Huiille . Waclesliiiin: Milaiiic niiiilsiiiaii. Aslieville: Aniie Hutalf. l- ' avellm ille: .liilia .jiiliiis. Aslie- Thiril row: Sand Jiihiisuii. Fort I.audfiilal, ' . I ' la.: Cla- rissa Jiivce. Raleigh: Naiic Joyiier. Aslieli,,r,i; Ka Keariis. High Fiiiiit: Jane KelU. Durham: Nani Kizer. Ashehiiro: Lu( Lane. Durham: liiisic Laiigle . Scliiia: MarN Nell Lee. ' Slllilhflelil. CLASS ' ?fD Lejl lo nt hl. first row: Gayle Venters. Jacksonville: Elise Vitale. Georgetown. Del.; Judy Waddell. Greenville. Teim.: Martha Waldman. Charlottesville. Va.; Annafield Walker. Ro.xboro: Beth Wallace, Shelbv: Ginger Ward. Nelherlaiuls. Antille. Second row: Sheena Warren. Charlotte: Diana Wells. New Canaan. Conn.: Anne West. Greensboro: Sara Wetherill. Wayne. Penn.: Kitty Whitty. New Bern: Hazel Wilkinson. Selnia. Ala.: Brenda Willis, Kingsport. Tenn. Third rmv: Chip Wilson. Birmingham. Mich.: Elizabeth Wilson. Cascade. Va.: Judy Woerner, Pensa- cola. Fla.: Joy Wohlbruck, Charlotte: Martha Wolfe. Atlanta. Ga.: Joan Zimmerman. Winston-Salem. FRESHMAN f« ' jdy c V- CLASS Lejl lo riiilil. firsi row: Charliillo Kawls. Newport News. Va.: Marsha Ra . Oxfurd: Naiuy Rertor. Wa ne?villc; |{i,l in Klicxlo. Jarksoinille. Fla.; Vii-i Roach. Salishur : Carnill Kohi-rl . Duriiaiii: Bahs Schafer. Augusta, Ga. Secuinl run: lirllf Searc). Tuscaloosa. Ala.: CiiuU Shcarin. Chev Chase, Md.: Sue Smith, Mount Airy: Ann .St. Martin. Gate City. Va.; Martha .Still. Raleigh: Jud Suninierell, Gastonia; Nancy Sustare, Nashville. ' I ' liird mil : Jan Sweuni. Whiteviile: Marllia Tallnian. Augusta. Ga. : Joan Thro«er. High Point: Betsy Tobias. Cloverdale. Va.: Grace Townson. Murph) : Jean Turner. Greenshoro: Nancy Urnliergcr. Kings- port, Tenn. 23 ORIENTATION Left lo liiihl: Gttue II ulkei . Ihiilnnii Eiluuids, co- chairmen. ' Beat freshmen turn in, finally, too tired lor homesickness, with name tags, new wardrobes, and Attention Please whirling them to sleep, while 35 old. worn- out, seniors dream of handjjook study, clul) carnivals. No Smoking in Rooms!, and how to explain I. R. S. Amy and Ivy become real personali- ties instead of signatures; the way to re- nieniher the Dean ' s Office phone is $219.- 98; exactly the price of those darling outfits Anita and Gay wore in the fashion show; the faculty holds new Salemites in awe by winning the softball game (hope we don ' t strike out in the classroom!). Tests all day from English to Motor Ability, library orientation and hand- book study, intermingled with night life at the Carnival, with pink lemonade, pop- corn, and Anna as the thinnest fat lady on record, and the Bermuda party around the flag pole with a combo, Japanese lanterns and 500 Wake Forest males to add a little interest, give new Salemites a kaleidoscope of life as it will be for the next four years around the si]uare. Lefl lo riiilil: Girens. Bath. Bullet. Jenkins. Ciindiff, Moore, Saunders. «? . .rJi3 S V «v. - ' ■ J- iili? to Era Jo Buller. President Y.W.C.A. The Y. an integral part of every Salemite ' s life from the peaceful close at the end of the first hectic day of freshman arrival, to hells at 7:30 a.m. From Eva Jo saying thank you for cans of soup, textbooks, and warm clothes, to the glow on children ' s faces as Christmas comes to the Memorial Industrial school. From Mr. Wright walking among pajama clad freshmen at Y-Watch. to the candles at Senior espers . . . Author of our best loved traditions and iondest memories. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Lejl to right, first row: Peggy Huntley. Molly Scarborough. Mary Hunter. Second rote: Caroline McClain. Trisha Weathers. Craig White. Eleanor Eishel. Third rou : Marie Har- ris. Susan Deare. Sara Lou Richardson, Ann Kearjotl. Mar Oeltineer. I N . frf 4 ita Kendrick. President Ivyette and Brit-kettes fight a fierce year- long Ijattle for the plaque, receiving, as well, hlack eyes and hroken ankles from trying to return Mr. endt s volleyhall smashes. Car doors slam and cluhs are tossed in back as Nita cranks up. and Old Faithful makes another effort to reach a convention at Ca- tawlia. or those 9 holes at Reynolds Park. .• ntics in assembly plead for aspiring Moselle Palmers, promising loss of pounds and inches, which, alas, are all replaced at the final annual banquet honoring the new coun- cil and student and faculty participants. WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION fe «yi  M ■■ « . 1 ; 1 1 I 4 tJ 1 A t ■ ■If..- W. R. A. COUNCIL I ' ' I uiii suoii jurrt-d ' I into tlic realitv 8 o rlork aii l Term papers and 6 w gki tests — Sophomore I Slump and Satiir lay classd £ And I am jerke iifi M ou% world another — Swearing to transfer ' find niyseir ' Until— ;, ' • , ' • y- Ml k ' .: Assislani Id ihe I ' n-sulrnL li . jail: II hue. iind Picsiilenl. Dr. Dale H. Gramley. 32 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Babcook. Mrs. Cliailo II. liaiTu-s. Ko . J. (laKiii Hullci. Mrs. Ml.crl I... .jr. ( ' iimiiiigliam. Mrs. Juliii K. I)aelvv ler. Rev. Verncm K. Davi. . Mrs. .Vrcliic K. (ilfiHi. Janios K. ( .ray. James A.. Jr. Hat.es. R. Philip. Jr. Higgins. Dr. George G. Hughes. Rev. James C. lolisl. Krx. Ii.,l.erl . KIiiiImII. 111. .mas . Ogliurn. Ral|)h I ' falT. All.in K. rieasants. Gravel. m ( ). Ray. C. L. Rights. Rev. Burton L. Roberts. Mrs. B. Watson Shore. Mrs. Robert I).. Sr. Shore. Robert D.. Jr. President Dale H. Gramlev Ex Officio Spaugb. Ralph ! ' ,. Spaugh. Dr. K. G,,r.l..ii Starbuck. Dr. C. .S. Sliickt.m. Ralph VI. Teseb. Dr. . ' aniu.J J. Vance. Charles I ' .. Jr. Voges. Mrs. Ibrn I ' .. Vogler. Mrs. II. liar.. Id Wade. Charles I!.. Jr. Wbitaker. Mrs. John C. W ' illingham. Frank F. DE A S Lejl In nfihl: li May Hi.xson. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Academic Uean: Clemens Sandresh. B.4.. M.A.. Dean oj the School of Music: Amy R. Heidbreder, B.A., M.A., Dean oj Sludcnls. A :( FACULTY Africa, Dr. Philip, B.A.. Ph.D.. History Albright, Mrs. Lena A., B.A., Ceramics Andrew. Mabel W., B.A., Flute Anscombe, Dr. Francis Charles. B.A., M.A., Ph.D.. History. Emeritus Austin, Dr. Lucy E., B.A.. M.A., Ph.D., Classical Languages Avera, Mrs. Frances H., B.M., M.M., Piann Battle, Miss Barbara H.. B.A., M.A., Dra- matics. English Bell, Ralph R.. B.A., B.M.E., Wood-wind, Brass, Percussion Bowen, Mrs. Louise C, Piano Bray, James L., A.B., Ed.M., Education Byers, Dr. M. Inzer, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., History Byrd, Miss Jess, B.A., M.A., English Campbell, Roy Jones, B.A., M.P.H., Biology Cash, Miss Mary, B.M., Theory Cosby, Bertram 0., B.S., M.S., Chemistry Covington, Miss Evabelle, B.A., M.A., Sociology and Economics. Emeritus Curlee, Arley T.. B.A., M.A.. Mathematics Denton, Alfred M., Jr.. B.S., M.A., Economics and Sociology Edwards, Thurman, Golf Instructor French, Dr. B. Carson, B.S., M.A., M.S., Ph.D., Chemistry Glenn. Mrs. Nell F.. B.S., Accompanist Greider, Miss Harriet, Piano, Emeritus Guthrie, Mrs. Eleanor, B.A., Harp Head, Mrs. Linda R., B.M., M.M., Piano Headlee, James 0., B.A., Clarinet Heideniann. Hans. B.M., Piano Helm. Dr. Robert M.. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Philosophy Hill, Ralph E., B.A., Comptroller. Mathe- matics Hixson, Dr. Ivy M.. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Academic Dean Honeycutt, Mrs. Faye, B.S., Home Eco- nomics Jacobowsky, Eugene, B.S., M.A., Violin Jacobowsky, Mrs. Joan, B.S., M.A., Voice Johansen, John H., B.A., B.D., S.T.M., Religion Johnson, Thor M., B.A., M.M., LL.D.. Litt.D., Music Consultant Jordan, James M., B.A., M.A., English Karnes, Mrs. Lucia, B.S., Education Kesler, Miss Anne Mercer, B.A., M.F.A.. Art Lewis, Dr. Michael, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Modern Languages McCorkle. Dr. Donald. B.M.. M.A.. Ph.D., Musicologist McKinley, Daniel L., B.A., M.A., Biology Medlin. Charles, Cello. Piano Meigs, J. Carl, Jr., B.A., M.A., English Melvin. Mrs. Mary, B.A., M.A.. French, Italian Michie, A. Hewson, Jr., B.A., M.A., History Mueller, John S., B.M., M.M., Organ Mueller, Mrs. Margaret S., B.M., M.M., Piano and Organ Nunn, Miss Elsie, B.A., M.A., Mathematics Palmer, Miss Moselle, B.A., M.S., Physical Education Parker. Mrs. June C, B.A., French Peterson, Paul, B.M., M.M., Voice Samson, Miss June, B.A., M.A.. Public School Music Sanders, Wilnier D., B.A., M.A.. German. French Sandresky, Clemens, B.A., M.A., Dean. School of Music Sandresky, Mrs. Margaret V., B.M., M.M., Organ. Composition Scott, Mrs. Lucille V.. B.A., M.A., Spanish. French Shewmake, Edwin F., B.S., M.A., Art Smith. Arthur J.. B.S., M.A., Art Smith. Dr. Minnie J., B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Classics. Emeritus Snow, Mrs. Margaret P., B.S., M.Ed., Home Economics Starr, Mrs. Nell B.. Voice. Emeritus Welch. Dr. Elizai)eth, B.A.. M.A., Ph.D.. Psychology, Education Wendt, Robert L., B.A., M.A., Economics. Sociology White. Dr. ' William B.. B.A.. B.S., M.A., Ph.D.. English Winklemann. Miss Hilda, Phys. Education Wollman, Walter, B.M., M.M., Piano Woosley, Robert W., Jr., A.B., B.D., Th.M.. . Religion York, Miss Sandra M., B.S., Physical Education 34 DEPARTMENT HEADS PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE Mk. C iim!i:i,i,. . ' o o.sy Mr. C,l RLKi;. Malhi ' matics Dr. French. Cliemisliy Miss Pm.mi.u Mrs. Smiw MUSIC Mr. Ml KLLER. Oisiiin Mr. Peterson, Voice Mr. . andresky. Piano .rf ■ ' ■- ■« i « ART Mr. Shewmake PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Dr. Welch LANGUAGE Dr. Austin. Classical Languages Dr. Lewis. Modern Languages Miss Byrd, English i. ' - ' V, SOCIAL STUDIES ln. |)i;NroN. Eionomics anil Sociolui y l)i{. Akkica. Hisloiy ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF BalinsoTi. Dr. E. Reifl. Physician Biaiulun. Miss Virginia. Secrelary. Admission Office Brown. Mr. ' ;. Edith. Secrelary, School of Music Chatham. Mrs. Margaret B.. Counselor. Babcock Cunnnings. Mrs. Mary S.. Uielilian Davis. Mrs. Jud G.. Secrelary lo Admissions Eggle.ston. Mrs. Geraldine B.. Library AssislanI Fowler. Mildred C. . urse Fulp. Mrs. Ruh M.. . urse (Jramlev. Dr. Dale H.. Presidenl Hall. Mrs. Mvrtle R.. Secrelary lo Academic Dean Heidbreder. Mrs. Ann R.. Dean of Studenis Herring. Mrs. Alice McN.. AssislanI in Admis- sions Higgins. Jean C. Cashier-Borjhkeeper king. Mrs. Minnie. Laundry Kirkland. Miss Edith. Director oj Admissions Eong. Mrs. Elizalielh T.. Pay Roll Clerk Eovelt. Mrs. Lee. Hosless in Soulh Rogers. Mrs. Helen. Secrelary lo Science Dejiarl- ment Marsh. Miss Leiia Graham. Alumnae Secrelary RELIGION Mk. JollAiNSKiN Monroe. Mrs. Anita F.. Library AssislanI Moore. Mrs. Marjorie, AssislanI lo Coniiil roller Newlin. Miss Mary Gray. Nurse Parrish. Mrs. Frances. Laundry Patterson. Mrs. Van D.. Hosless. Clewcll Perryman. Miss Anna. Treasurer. Emerilus Pfohl. Dr. S. F.. Physician. Emerilus i ' sron. Mrs. Kate. Librarian Redlack. Miss Shirley. AssislanI in Admissions Roberts. Miss Evelyn. Assl. lo Dean of Sludents Sandreskv. Clemens. Dean of School oj Music Shearin. Mrs. Janet R.. Residenl. Pfohl Shouse. Miss Essie. Housekeeper. Emerilus Siewers. Miss Grace. Librarian. Emerilus Simpson. Miss Margaret. Recorder Swanson. Mrs. Dorothy. News Bureau Tesch. Mrs. Edith N., Secretary lo Presidenl White. Jack M.. AssislanI lo Presidenl Wilson. Mrs. Gertrude P.. Secrelarial AssislanI Yarhrough. Walter R.. Supl. BIdiis. and Croiimls York. Mrs. Dorothy C. Housekeeper Zalilocki. Mrs. Audrev B.. AssislanI Librarian 37 LEGISLATIVE BOARD Officers: Lefl to right: Salty Wood, Secretary; Sarah Tesch, Vice-President; Churchill Jenkins, Treasurer. ' ■ r- m Sluilvnl (fUici nnuni I ' nwnUiil. ? an Williams 38 Hours ;uul Ikuus of ••snvcmI. toil. rxplaiKilions, iiiul filling in Mi . 1 Ici.lliicd.M loop- liolcs. rmali .• ol f a iiru coii-lilulion willi our lirancli a a x.undinj; ImkikI in llif case of the lu(icnls . SnaxcU. and a.- Uio .larillers tor a Mia ' of rnio and lli.dr clianjies— No. (iooclTs is no ionyt-r on luj lit caniiJiis. Technicalities pile up and np . . . ' ' Did von l nou that the Musie Bnildinj!; is trrhni- ralh olV campus. Irrluuralh thcN siiouhi ha . ' t.. sij;n out to prueliee, technically we hear no aulhoritN. and th, ' si ' ssion ends with Joan lirooks inevitable, why? leaving us lo ponder ••alVairs ol the square until next iVlondav uhen Iccliiiiciilt y. we meet again. MEMBERS First row. lejl i.- ii-n: Heinrich, Baker, Drake. Second row: Eel- ivards. Taylor, Cux, kfiulrick. Tyson. Walker. Third row: Vincent, Butler. Brooks, Stone, Howell. Foard, Givens, Farr, Stokes, Moore. 39 JUDICIAL Judicial Board: First row, lefl to right: Julia Carr. Dot Frick; Winnie Bath, Given Dickerson. Alice Huss. Second row: Caroline Easier. Dean Major, Sallie Paxton, Ann Joyner. Third row: Millie Fary, Gail Oghurn. Lucy Phillips. Kay Cum iff. 40 BOARD A fierif title. Iianislicd li Hoscriuii ) ■« siiiilf iuui coristiiMl sliiviiif; to acliit ' vc i luilaiict ' lii ' tween coiisistfiicN and iiu]i idiial (■(iiicciii ill haridliiii; all cases. I ' etitidiis. petitions! Everyone ' s sister is jiettinj; married. Oh. well, it ' s Leap ' ear. It would sa e a lot of work if the Legis- lali ' iioard ' oiild j;el tli ' freshmen more o -rni,ulits. And these men ha e got to sta uiil of the dorms! Let ' s j;et the Scorpions to make some sij;ns . . . niavhe: Men! (!an em! ■ Don ' t laijj;h: it doesn ' t sound jiood to the victims outside; rememlier jiirls. wc ie setting a precedent. Judicial Huard Offi- cers, left to righl: Lynn Ligon. Secre- tary; Rosemary Laney, Chairman. 41 ' fl f I i . DAY STUDENTS New decorations give new spirit, espe- cially that wonderful new kitchen and Suz- anne ' s black liquid life that opens sleepy eyes and warms cold fingers after that long drive across town. Home-made goodies were a welcome OFFICERS: left to right: Suzanne Taylor. Presi- dent: Eleanor Fishel. Treasurer: Gerry Mcllroy, Vice-President: Martha T alley. Secretary. sight to the boarders at the Christmas Tea. and the faculty seemed very impressed with our newly acquired domestic ability. A new closeness with campus life as our home becomes a center for receptions and relaxation, food and frivolity, studies and socializing, and our lives become more involved with the strong walls and virgin trees. I.ejl to right: Inge-Marie Frcdnkiiun, Lena Luiidgrcn. FOREIGN STUDENTS ,ENA Llndgren: She runs into the living room of Bitting, grinning, hhie eyes sparkling, she wiggles her fingers in your faie and plops down at the bridge table, interrupting the game with a ten page letter Ironi her boyfriend which she hasn ' t had time to finish. She carefully puts out half a cigarette and puts it back in the pack for later as she goes down- stairs to study bay-ol-a-gee until dawn with an English-Swedish and Swedish- English dictionary under each arm. Inge-Marie Fredriksson. The American- looking girl rapidly converses with Lena in Swedish and pounds her fist on the table, or tries it in English with a slow, arefully enunciated, I can ' t do thees theme for Meess Bard, or, What do you mean, he ' s a smooth operator? She whisks jut (if the door in a belted trench coat, orange and white polka-dot scarf and black heels, or sits back and silently enjoys humorous remarks of others. She disappears at 10 p.m. and emerges bright and cheerful at .5 a.m., clom|)ing to class in wooden-soled shoes and her books in a mesh Swedish shop|)ing-bag. 43 Sophomore Class Officers. Left to right: Betty Cox. I ' resiiUiil: Dot Grayson. Secretary; Sallie Faxton, Vice-President; Susan Wainwrigjil, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS Squeals of, Let me tell you about those wild beach parties and that fabulous boy, on the first day back . . . green freshman no longer . . . relays replace rat court, and silver paint and evergreen clutter the dining hall as Jane rushes around with, But who ' s fat enough to be Santa Claus for the Christmas ban(|uet? Fifteen term papers in one semester is too much — Why can ' t we major in bridge? . . . Winnie, Alice, and Gail locking doors at 12:01, and worries about cute Freshmen and only one more overnight . . . At Carolina they don ' t have to . . . Let ' s transfer! A year of challenge and fun and two more years of Salem tradition — iSut at least we ' ve got Wake Forest and Davidson! 44 m il V ' H H . o t SOPHOMORE ■ ._ n . :. ' - First row. lejt to ripht: Barbara ♦■ V tJ Altman. Orange. Va. ; Gail Arthur. Baltimore. Md.: Judy Barnes. Lumberton : Winnie Bath. Flor- ence. S. C. |kj| L V « R Second row: Frances Bell. Beau- ▼; ' V ' y J- V fort: Beth Bobbitt. Glen Alpine; ' •Sjp ' T W Betty Booker. Selma: Denny ? c H Broadhurst. Greensboro. fl 4 « Third row. Peggy Brown. Bethle- hem. Penn.: Claudia Burnett. Richmond. Va. ; Julia Carr. Wins- ton-Salem: Linda Clark. Atlanta. Ga. Fourth roll-: Judy Coston. Ashe- ville: Bettv Cox. Laurinburg: Ann Cunningham. Spartanburg. S. C: Augusta Currie. Fayetteville. r Fijift row: Valerie Dalton. Pulaski. ' ' i Wr ' - ' ' - Williamston; l3r • ' Evelyn Dawes. Anderson. S. C. : • — ' Elaine Drake. Richmond. Va. Sixth row: Margaret Duvall. Che- raw. S. C. : Judy Edwards. Jack- sonville. Fla.: Connie Farthing. Wilmington: Joyce Fleming, At- lanta. Ga. Seventh row: Brenda FKnt. Rural Hall: Nancv Fox. Richmond. Va.: Sue Froneberger. Gastonia: Sandra Gilbert. Birmingham. Ala. Eifihth row: Jane Glass. Mobile, Ala.: Amanda Gough. Hampton- ille: Dot Grayson. Charlotte: Sara Griffm. Raleigh. CLASS Fiisl row. Ifjl to risilil: I.du CiuMi, l,c ingliiM: nii Harris. Winston- SaliMii: Sall Harris. Jai ks(in illc. I ' la.: I.il.l.v llallrv. ll.,-,narl.-. Srcond ran: l!i ' M ' rl llruard. TonatlN. . J.: lirtsv llirk-. Henderson: Mi,e Diidles n.. ell. WiliniiigtiPii : I ' al Hn cll. (ireens- horo. Third roir: Jane Howie. Monroe: Alice Huss. r.aslonia: Retlv .lames Danville. Va.: KniiK Jennings Ta l irsville. Fourth roll: Ida Mae Jennings. States ille: Anne Jewell. Coneord: Helen John. Laurinliurg; Johanna Johnson. Raleigh. Fillli mil : Julia Jones. Durham: Jenn Jordan. Charlotte: Cile Jud . St. Petersburg. Fla.: Carole king. Jacksonville. F la. .S)A7 i row: Susan Kuykendall. Winchester. Va.: Betsy Anne Lamhe. Raleigh: Dottie Lassiter. Smilhfield: Linda Leaird. Ft. Lauderdale. F a. CI si f ' C O Sevenlh row: V,a e Lillex. Kings- port. Tenn.: Susan Llo d. Lake- land. F la.: Sue Luter. .Sniithfield. Va.: Ruth MacDonald. Madison. Conn. Eiiihlh roil : Caroline McClain. Charlotte: Nancy .VlcCov. Wins- lon-Saleni: Betty McGowan. Smith- fiehl: Sherrx .Mckee. Kinston. SOPHOIMORE CLASS First rou left to ri ht: Colquitt Meacham. Atlanta. Ga.: Ruth Minter. Martinsville. Va.: Sue MiranU, Hamilton. Mass.: . nn Moore. Greenville: Betsy Moore. Durham: Judv Moore, Beaufort: .- nn Morrison. Charlotte: Carol Munroe. Winston-Salem. Second rou : Gail Ogburn. Smithfield: Sue Parham. Morganton: Rachel Parker. Kinston: Sallie Paxton. Rocky Mount: Kay Pennington. Hartsville. S. C. : Nancy Peter, Kingsport. Tenn.: Kittv Powell. Atlanta. Ga.: Eleanor Quick. Raleigh. Thirii roll : Crockett Rader. Macon. Ga.: Sue Randak. Old Greenwich. Conn.: Cynthia Randolph. Burnsville: Ellen Rankin. Greensboro: Betsy Rich. Lynchburg. Va.: . ggie Roberson. Hazelwood: Lynn Robertson. Knightdale: Joy Robinson. Charlotte. Fourth rou: Sue Sajnple. Statesville: Ann Saunders. Jacksonville. Fla.: Molly Scar- borough. Lumberton: Ginny Sears. Raleigh: Linda Seay. Kingsport. Tenn.: Ann Sellers. Greensboro: Judv Shannon. Lakeland. Fla.: Sandy Sheets. Winston-Salem. Fijih rou: Agnes Smith. Richmond. Va.: Dot Smith. Spartanburg. S. C. : Elizabeth Smith. Birmingham. Ala.: Linda Smith. estfield. N. J.: Shannon Smith. Mt. . iry: Beckv Smith, Benson: Sally Spangler. Danville. Va.: Mary Ann Stallings. Smithfield. Sixth rou-: Pat Stallings. Charlotte: Margaret Rose Starling. Roseboro: Pat Starnes. Albemarle: Nina Stokes. ' ttinston-Salem: Edith Storey. Matthews: Frances Stuart. Badin: Martha Tallev. ' inston-Salem. Frances Taylor. Greensboro. Seventh row: Jane Thompson. Statesville: Carol Threatt. Rocky Mount: Tina Thrower. Belmont: .Anna Transou. Greensboro: Joyce Tyndall. Kinston: Eloise I pchurch. Raeford: Vicki Van Liere. High Point: Susan ' ainwright. ilson. Eighth rou: Lvnda Ward. Chapel Hill: Jean Warthen. Lynchburg. Va.: Trisha eath- ers. Augusta. Ga.: Craig hite. New Bern: Betty Wilson. Durham: Sandy Wimmer. Christiansburg. Va. p ?% p l -i c f i - 4 P f P 9 4 f i r o 4  V • ( vS THE SALEMITE Susan Foanl. Editor Thoughts are set in motion and tiini into heated arguments or quiet discussions as the editorial pages expound everytliing from Sauce for the Broccoli to Mrs. O ' Connor ' s reverence for Holliiis. from Seniors rights in Assembly to the situa- tion in the ear East. Ideas un Monday, copy in Manila en- velopes hanging in the catacombs on Tuesday, and frantic typing on Wednes- day need Susans quiet direction which always manages to put the bahv into the station wagon and finallv to bed on Thursday. Finally, the finished product arrives in 500 mail boxes to give us some- thing to laugh at. think about, ridicule, and admire until the nuich-awaited issue next Friday. Lejt to riiiht: Mary Lu uckols, . eus Editor: Susan Hughes, Assistant Feature Editor: Sally Tyson, Assistant . eus Editor. 50 m Staff l( ri ers: Lr l la ri lil: iiiir lliillri. IIii l . ' . Iliiiii- lion, ( ' •iilic It nikrr. I riii llrill. ' ;;;; l liloltll. Staff: Bottoni tu top, lejt: Ellen Rankin. Sandra Gilbert, .lane Thompson. Barbara .4 1 1 man. Right: Cynthia Raniloljih. Carole King, Sue Sample. Lejt to right: .4lta Lii Tonnes. Joanne Doremus. Headline Eililors: I Abba Lynch. Managing Eililor: Becky Bosuell. Head- line W riter. Lejt to right: Fran BelL .Assistant Circulation Man- ager: Becky Smith. Circulation Manager: Sara Lou Richardson. .4ssistant Business Manager: Betsey Gucrrant, Business Manager. 51 - . . -f. . ' ■ V : f f¥ Mb t H ' ' J A {6rni of a88iniilatioB_ 1 Jj begins ■ harden and I H Hr ««« P 8onie reubons and mfr- ,arch for more  . finally driving a burning my hat consoling my little and my world expands a when. . . . junior Class Officers, lejl hi riiilil: Lucy I ' hiUips Parker. Vice-Presideul : Alia Lu Tonnes. .Secrelan : Barbara pAlwards. President: Lou Liles. Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS Old Sophomore slump is banished by term papers, bulletin boards, time lines, organic, and more frivolity than ever with Matilda, like cool man, with shades and beret, and Lindy supplying the bongo beat at the Little Sister party. Barbara sporting a fraternity pin and Lucy Ann flashing that diamond, plus former classmates returning to expound the glories of co-ed life gives us the, Why didn ' t I Trans- fer blues . . . but. As we become brownies at the play- a car up to the dorm after all. mercenary hounds for the glory of the seniors, selling coffee and -wishing for another Brubeck to drop from the bricks, finally driving and burning a hat to don a cap and gown. Well, maylie it ' s woith it 54 ,- 65, c i MissN Allen Wadesboro Linda Bashford Raleigh Sally Beverly Asheville Marv Ann Branie North K ilkesbor Ann Butler Greensboro Svhrilla Caudle ' Elkin Jo Coneway Schenectady. N. Y. Felicity Craig Jamaica. B. W. I. Kav Cundiff Lynchburg. Va. Catherine DeVilbiss Richmond. Va. Joanne Doremus Liberty Corner. N. J. Penny Dunn Winston-Salem Barbara Edwards Charlotte Elaine Falls Morganton Eleanor Fishel Winston-Salem Marv Anne Floyd Winston-Salem Marjorie Foyles W ilmington Dottie Frick Bassett. Va. Cathv Gilchrist Charlotte Sallv Gillespie Biuefield. Va. Jane Givens Richmond. Va. Jean Gold V inston-Salem Anne Gregson Raleigh Nancy Hackbarth Arecibo. Puerto Rico JUNIOR Marir Harris r.liarlotlc I ' al Honir iiisliiii-Salcin Su aii lliif;lii-s slu-l...r . Mar llunlii WasliiiigU.M. 1). C. C.Mitliia ll aU ii Cliarli.tti- Marji Jaiiinior V - 1 Cliarlullf K Cluiriliill Jenkins Ci)nwa . S. C. iin Kearfoll Marlins illi-. Va. Kalii- KoilUitzl v ( lialtaiKioya. Tciin. Julia l,ear Elkin Lxnn Ligoii Wrightsville Reach I uu Liles Saiifurd Lil)lia LviK ' li Rock ' Hill. S. C. Cartil n McLouiJ Elon College Irene McKain hitniire. S. C. lessiia Marlow Nurlh WilkeslM.ro Jean Mauldin Charlotte Irene Noel! Hillsville. Va. Mar Lu Nuekols Alexandria. Va. Mary Oettinger Kinston Anne ONeal ' ilmington Julia O ' Neal Amelia. Va. Suzannah Parker Colerain Martha Parrott Kinston CLASS P ? C O V V ri5 t:: W m ft W C- Jane Peele illiamston Jane Pendleton Richmond. Va. Lucy Phillips Parker ashington Sail) Philpott Lexington Mar% Prevette Salisbury Linda Lee Rich Clinton Sara Lou Richardson Monroe L dia Seaber Bhthewood. S. C. Jette Seear Gastonia icki Sims Selnia. Ala. Emilv Stone Canton Abbie A. Suddath Athens. Ga. Suzanne Ta lor inston-Salem Dottie Thompson Plymouth Liz T.:.dd Galax. Va. Harriet Tonilinson Florence. .Ala. lta Lu Townes Los Angeles. Calif. Sally Tyson Clinton Ji ' nne Wade ildwood Lind imbish Clinton Sallv ' Sood .Sniithfield Matilda Woodard W ilson Janet arborough San ford JUNIOR CLASS S.N.E.A. . E. A.. Icjl to rii:.hl: Elizulii ' lh li Li ' an. Uclsey Gucniinl. lAnii Fun. linilmra Eihinnls. Sally It ooil. Anne Beck. President Heels — slihh! So tiptoes wliisper down the stairs and black thoughts concerning snug tucked-in roonnnates revolve in frosty breath on the way to the dining room at 7:00 a.m. Lesson plans and time lines and inevitalilf ■■units are tripped over in the living rooms of Bitting, Lehman, and I ' tliol. and circles under eyes, on crisp blouses, movie reels, and in the heads of students as they ask, Miss Farr. did you dye your hair, bespeak those dedicated to the pro- fession. 59 H01 IE ECONOMICS CLUB Checkered table cloths and taffeta mingled with candles in wine liottles and a genuine night club. minus the usual refreshments but plenty of punch and sandwiches, and a floor show to end all floor shows (literallvl, as Gingham Tavern delights the Student Body and fills our emptv pocketbooks. ' Future Homemakers slammed into the present tense with six weeks in the Home Management House and frantic preparations with lace and hollv and our culinary ability and decorative talents, to prove once again (we hope) our abili- ties as Salem ' s No. 1 Hostesses. Officers: Left to rit hl: Elaine Falls. Vice- President: Lou Liles. Treasurer: Martha Parrolt, President. A screech i licaril as Joanne liiirns her finger . . . nol on a toniliination ot snlpbnric acid and potassium cyanide iut on the niarshmellow she was roasting over her hunsen inirner. Mr. Camphell ' s hearty laugh rings out. his hand readies for the potato chips in the evaporating dish as we socialize after the speaker from the telephone company explained iheniists are so important. Mayhe long afternoons of hiliciiialing in a test tulie will pay oft ' after all. hut who ' ll mend these acid holes in my sweater? Ojjiccrs: Holloiii lo lop: C.iU- Jiiily. Srcrc- Inry-Tu-nsurcr: Henriclia Jenniniis. Presi- dent: Joanne Uoremtis, Vice-Hresuh-nl. Ucicrh W ollny talks uith I ' incent Pric LECTURE SERIES incent Price shocks us: Madame Pandit inspires Harry Golden delights Heels and Merry - widows are envied, for once, as committee memhers sparkle at the celebrity over a long white table, while tennis shoes and crew-necks climb to the balcony and chins are propped on the rail — Questions range from: Would the economic-sociological-religious jiattern of Indian life permit a complete permeation of Red Chinese influence in event of a border stalemate? — to Give us a preview of The Bat! as Dr. Africa ' s hand covers an a-hem grin and Miss Byrd ' s sparkling necklace and eyes rise to call a halt for a tired man. Did you hear? Could you believe? and How about — escort us back to a discussion on something besides sex. pins, and professors. 62 Alia Lu Toivnes, President DANSALEMS Self-expression in a Mack leotard . . . achieved through grunts and groans as nuiscles are stretched in September — a M|ueal of delight from Henrietta when cos- tumes and props are finally decided upon — a worried frown on Trisha ' s face as she goes to W.R.A. to beg for money (We ' re non-budget, you know) and nervous antici- pation by aspiring Martha Grahams as they try out for tlie recital. Oh! The trials and tribulations of being creative — but think of the pounds well lose! ffff? HmMi|i( ( ' ItMM HMMHMt ' ♦♦♦♦♦( Nancy Jane Carroll. President. MUSIC CLUB Soiintl and appreciation heconie relevant to our financial state, a rainy Saturday night and Louise ' s valiant efforts as Niezielski delights the very interested with Chopin on his own piano, and we come out with ten bucks. But it was enough to buy the wieners, although June burned her bowing arm roasting Lisa ' s, and getting a few points in with Mr. J, and Nancy Jane con- tracted poison ivy. But anything to further faculty-student relations, sometimes severed by lour flights of stairs, sore throats, and stiff fin- gers. Mr. Weisgarber further delights the stu- dent body and provokes thoughts discussed from the art lab to Miss Samson ' s Madrigal sing, as we try to explore ourselves as creative artists and give back in an assembly program what has been given to us in the stu dio. From to hack, on the left: Sally Gillespie. Mallie Gay Lee, Sigrid Oslborf . riiiht. Valerie Dalton, June Beck. r liiilliiiii III hip. li ' jl: Tina Tliioner. Mari arel Caipen- ler. Jean Turner. riu:lil. Mar- liarel Rose Starling, Missy- Allen. Harriet Tomlinson. CHORAL ENSEMBLE Our fame spreads far and wide as our faces ajipear on a record allnim and our voices are heard in i)erson from Norfolk to Williamsliurg. Our talents have a chance to expand, under Mr. Peterson ' s able hand, from a hathtul) Kay Starr to a Farrell on the stage of Memorial Hall Scales and exercises in Old Chapel are real- ized as worth-while when we see the heaming faces of the Civitan Club or glance out as some- one stops to listen and smiles after a hard day of classes, and what do you know? ... we can make beautiful nnisic! Iieth liiinrh. Fresidt 65 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB A ?]iot on the glohe lieconies very real as we collect nioiiev for our fellow students who fought in Budapest for what we take for granted, or collected clothes and hooks for Japanese stu- dents left destitute hv a typhoon. Betty ' s able leadership carries our thoughts beyond the s(|uare. eyen farther than their usual short trips to Carolina or Dayidson. and we be- come aware of our small place in a big world of ideas aiid people, usually foreigners, until we become one with them in a common goal of higher education and world democracy. ) Beth Wilson, President %. HUMANITIES A small iiiiclfiis (if ■■rt f;ulai make coffee. |)laii lopics. lumt speakers aiitl nieetiiif; plaies: uhil ' irlte|■e le(l Idwiis- people, elassnuites. and laciillN lake oecasioiial one-iiight slaiid- a ((Hilein- poraiy philosoiihers. jazz hounds. Aiiiei- ieaii novelists: and the inevilahle Heat Generation is pounded into the talile y Dr. Lewis fist; or relax in Mr. Hill ' s easy ehair. Legs are (iropped up on Mr. Shew- niake s studio easel or coffee is spilled in the exciletiient of l.iMias and Felii ' - ity s argument, and contemi)orary thought marches forward in its usual hahitat of informality, and intelligent search. Lydia Seabcr, I ' resident M. Opening night jitters give way to ' Won ' t ou Charleston With Me and rose bud lips spouting Boop oop a doo as The Boy Friend becomes tlie biggest smash to ever liit the Old Moravian Campus, and Barbara Battle and Lina v ialk around in an ecstatic daze for three weeks. Abbie takes a rest after a slight accident with the flats, and tired muscles and throats relax until the Spring production when, again, as alwavs, ' The Show Must Go On! Lina Fair. PresiilenI Perfect Young Ladies of The Boy Friend, fall production. C- ' •;r ' fieri: ITES Council: Lejl lo rinht: Abbie A. SikIi iiiIi. Mary Lii uck-ols. Marcia litack. lielly li ilson. Sur Saiiipli ' . Una Farr, Pinky Saunders. I. fit lo rifilil: M(ir l.u uckols. Abhie A. Sud iliilli. I ' m U i-rki. Beverly Wollny. 69 1 ov Day Commitlee. .loan Brooks. Chairman. MAY DAY Problems, piohlenis ... all for forty-five minutes of dancing for the Queen but adding up to the most remembered day on campus as foreign lands come to life under Joan s direction and Evelyn ' s choreography. Lib does a sun-dance and bows to Ra every morning, while Gwen swears the programs are delayed ' til June, Abbie peers up from a flat covered with paint and grime, and Meribetli almost gets the shock of her life rigging up loud-speakers. But somehow, on that first Saturday in May everything comes off, while the fresh- men gape in awe. the sophomores compare, the juniors giggle, and the seniors stare sadly, as the most beautiful court ever floats down the stone steps of the Dell. Commitlee: Left to right: Marji Jammer, Sally Totinsend. Caroline Easley. Elaine Falls. Sally Gillespie, Lib Lone. Vera Britt. Guen Dickerson. Abbie A. Suddalh. Bobbie Morrison. YM ♦ 7 1, ' 1 K ' i«-. ' ' • |  ' :? - ' ' fl ' ' ' H ' ■ . . H i f H H i ' 1 1 1 : -i 75 . — i First row: Susan Foard. Second rou : Joan Brooks, ancy Jane Carroll. Third roii : an II illiams, Sandi Pralher. Sarah Tesch. HO ' S HO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OSLO SCHOLARS It «as a giMifl sumiiifr . . . Ir irit; U pulka u illi . M Danish Clui- on llic lurrliini; Oslnfjunl . . . iirlK-rgs In Hay. ami no niplil! . . . Wlial ' s the mailer wilh vnur jellied fish halls. Mary Lu? . . . ihe corkv Swedes and huniilialed nierieans after the Ingeniar Jcihannsen fi{;ht . . . Jette. with flow- ers, waiting first in the crowd on Copenhagen ' s do k . . . the lighthouse that meant Norwa . green fields, and red houses . . . Ja. vi elsker and Oh say. can ou sec . . . twin-lowers of Oslo ' s Town Hall . . . three rooms and a shower for five girls, and hirds on the windowsill . . . Snuggle into your eiderdown, pull down the hiack shades. Sarah, and forget it ' s still light outside! . . . the three lectures hy Ihe Director of the Economic Research Institute of the Joint Stock Banks of Norway ecjuals the writing of ten air letters home . . . dinner on the grass, paper lanterns, music, hiking, and dancing . . . this is a Norwegian garden part ... six hours steaming up the glassy blue waters of Lake Mjosa . . . learning to run. not walk, at all street crossings . . . discussing Why I should not like to li e in the I nited States pro and con at one of our get-togethers . . . Dare we strike up -Dixie again. Mary Lu ' : . . . five weary mountain-sealers safe atop Mt. Gausta. but six more lost on its sleep sides all night! . . . troll tales, a fiddle, and a sour-cream porridge feast before the fire in the ski lodge ... the sjiectacular Bergen Railroad. 4.000 feet up . . . pink and grey calm where the mountains meet the Sognefjord . . . crabbing at Edvard Grieg ' s home, picking currants in Dagny ' s garden, dancing at a folk wedding, watching ducks and gulls on parade—all in Bergen . . . stud ing Ibsen in its original setting . . . the Farewell Banquet, and good-byes to main nations, or at least to some of their citizens whom we ha e come to love. I.cfl lo riiihl: Mary Lit uckols. Sarah Tesih. Ml fuar ummm jmm ocwmew m ley 1 V vl Senior Class Officers, left to ri ht: Grace Walker. President: Ann Liillrell. Secretary: Ann Joyner, Vice- President: Joan Carrie. Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS Rings on our fingers — heels on our feet — Streaks and tips with a French twist show new sophistication gained during the summer, which gives way to chalk dust and trembling awe upon facing a classroom, and rosy-cheeked eagerness as we sip hot chocolate at Dr. Gramleys after-Christmas caroling — Tassels in our eyes and lumps in our throats — Standing at the portals of the cold cruel world. From leadership and honor to a green freshman as a citizen. New York? Atlanta? Europe with Miss Byrd? or Glen Lennox? D iploma in hand, we are ushered out of the s(|uare hv four years of pointed stars, thin cookies, blue hooks. Russell ' s food, and that still undefinahle spirit. 78 Shirley Anne Beck B.A., religion Lexington, N. C. Jane Snyder Bellamy B.A.. Ensilish W ' ' ris:hlsiiUe Beach. A. C. Mallie Ellen Berolh B.A.. relisiion T inslon-Salem. A . C. Louise Adams B.M..B.A.. piano Jacksonville. Florida SEN Mary Scoll Besl B..4.. history Coldshoro. V. C. Mania Larill lllack U.S.. home economics .■l.sbeiille, . C. lORS Dora .4llre(l Bryan B.S.. biolouy Oxfor,!. . C. ! anci Neese Hraiiii B..4.. Eniili. ' ih Winston-Salem. . ( ' .. Vera Usrey Brill B..4.. economics-.sociolony Murjreeshoro. A. C. Joan Marie Brooks B.A.. B.M.. malliemalics, public school music Roxboro. N. C. Eva Jo Butler B.A.. religion Clinlon. S . C. A ancy Jane Carroll B.M.. voice Farmville. A. C. Joan Amanda Carrie B.A., economics-sociotoiiY Fayetleville, N. C. Meribelli Ann Bunch B.M.. voice Goldsboro. . C. SEN Harriet Bells Davis B.S.. chemistry J arina. A . C. Suson Louise Dean H.A.. rcliiL,ion Greensboro. A. C. lORS I oniuoil Roli.-ion Dennis H.A.. hislnry Macon, Ga. (iwen Weeks Dickeison B.A.. sociology -econnmics I ' iriiinia Beach, J a. Carol Rae Doxey B.M.. applied music IT ' ilminiilon, N. C. Caroline Sloan Easley B.A.. nialheinalics liork mil. s. c. Millie Frances Fary B.A.. Enalish Manila. P. I. Susan Lee Foard B..4.. history Asheville. A. C. Elizabeth Link Galling B.A.. English If inilsor. A . C. Lina Hendley Farr B.4., history Greensboro, A . C. SEN Betsey Grouse Guerrant B.A.. biology Charlotte, A ' . C. . ancy Roiiell Giiallney li.A.. meiUial teclinulojiy l.ynrhhiiiii. J a. lORS Henrietia Caroline Jenniniis II. A., chemistry Chester. .S. C. Harriet Taylor Herring B.M.. piano Kinston. . C. Mariiaret Reilwine Huntley n..4.. social oi::y-erononiics K aileshoro. . C. Mary Frances Jennetle B.4.. mathematics Elizabeth City. A-. C. Muriel Anita Kendrick B.A., French Monroe, N. C. Toni Joanne Lamberii B.A..arl Fullon, A ' . Y. Rosemary Laney B.M., public school music Coral Gables. Florida Ann Dunn Joyner B.A., relinion Enfield, N. C. SEN Mary Louise l.ineber er B.A.. economics-sociology Raleiiih. .C. Hrliii Hvnjrmv London II.. I.. .socioloi(y-econoniics I ' ill.shoio, ;V. C. lORS Con.ilnnce Fulli ' i . l Inlyre II. .4. .an Coldsboro. A ' . C. Mary Elizalielh Limii I]. A., . oriolot y-econuniirs Hla,wi,:N.C. Margaret ,4nn Lullrcll B..4.. chemistry Tampa. Florida (ifraldiae Elizalielh Mcllroy B.M.. voice Winslon-Saleni. N . C. k. Mary Hill Moffill B.A.. sociology-economics Lexington, N. C. Barbara Ann Morrison B.A., English Slatesville. N. C. Mary Stewart Moss B.A., history Washington, N. C. Elizabeth Fike McLean B.A., sociology-economics Wilson, N. C. SEN Barbara Brame Payne B.A., art Taylorsville, N. C. Sunilia ,S i(7icr I ' nilhet B.A.. Iiislory Winston-Salem, A. C. lORS Martha Carolyn Ray B.A., socioloiiY-i- ' conomics Kaleiiih. V. C. Myrtle Louise Scales B.A., sociolony -economics Rockingham, ' . C. Eleanor Sullon Smith B.A., history Winston-Salem, N. C. Marie Slimpson 11. A., religion IT instnn-Snlem, A ' . C. N. Mariiarel Rulli Slone B.A., French Rocky Mount. N. C. May Furniss Terry B.A., history Sparlanburg, S. C. Sarah Tesch B.A., religion Winston-Salem, N. C. SEN .S ' « r Townseml B.A., sociology-economics Manquin, Va, Evelyn Vincent B.A., piano Danville, Va. Grace Walker B.A., English Kinslon, N. C. Marllu, Hull It rrh ti.A.. rclii ion Aiiau. ' ila. (ill. lORS Anna clrerlon U.S.. home rconiiniir.s Rncky Motinl. . ( Belly Anne II ' ilkin.i B..4.. Spanisli I ' arelleville. N. C. i an Marlin It llliams i..S.. clicmislrY Ftiiniville, A ' . C. Beverly Wollnv B.A..arl W ' eslfiehL N. J. I Represent Salem — I represent the blossoming pear tree that makes it easier to walk across the square at 7:30 a.m. I represent nothing but dust in Box 471-6 2-.3. or a smile and a slower step on the wa back — I represent a bell that calls for Little Chapel to start the dav. or a term paper that my cramped inky fingers can ' t ge t done in the next .5 minutes — I represent soup on Wednesdays after a mumbled bestowed bv Thee. Amen. or congratulations and best wishes on January the 4th — I represent stiff shirts from the laundry and an equally stiff smile on my first blind date — 1 represent mass evacuation on German s. Home- coming. IFC week ends, and a can-can on Parent ' s Dav— 1 represent a %ellow and white beanie, a slump, and beeswax candle tallow on my roommate ' s white dress, a burning hat and a set of car keys, a trembling tassel and a cracked voice on Strong are thy walls — I Represent Salem I. R. S. Evelyn I ' incrnl. I ' iraidcril I. R. S. Coiinril. lirsl roic: Aiines Sniilh. Lynn Kol eiison. second rou : Jelte Seear. Bohltie Morriaon, Inn lenell. Ihenda Flynl. lAh Lonii. Sally (iille.spie. Cathy Gilc hrisl. Anna Yelverlon. I :ffe . ' f MARSHALS Carulin McLuud. CIncj Muiiliul Poise aiid leadeisliip ability are tlie basis programs, faculty recitals, lectures. May for the selection of this outstanding group Day, graduation, and otbei ' colb ' gc lunc- of Junior girls who assist with assembly tions. 94 ■ VV W. ■ ' : ■■: Vli2 « m. iJl? v Le fo rii h ' : llarhara EtJuards. Lou Lih ' s. Jane Pendleton, Lcjf ( fii il: Lucy Ann Faikei. Anne Seely, jane Givens. 5J . . ' ' Suzanne Drake, Richmond. J irginia. (u-ow1a ' i£ C Jackie Baker Charlotte. Vorlh Carolina 1 (tti. nmti. (If fli (in (tlinn FEATURE GIRLS To be a Feature Girl i one of the highest honors a Saleniite can receive. These girls are elected annually by the members of their classes for being outstanding person- alities as well as much loved friends. Their identity is one of the biggest scoops of the Sights and Insights, as it is kept secret until the annual is released. Helly Cox LaiirinliiirL . (nfli Cnrolina 97 Sally IF ood Smithfield, Norlh Carolina FEATURE GIRLS Lynn Li on Wrighlsville Beach, Norlh Carolina Car, ' H nihr, kinslou, oilli (auoIuiii Rosemary Laney. Coral Gnhles. Flonila 99 p f.ou Scales Maid of Honor 101 Carolyn McLoud Ant la Hatcher Ilia Mac Jfinniniis MAY 102 jette Seear Louise Alia COURT 103 i k Evelyn I incent Beverly II olln Vicki Van Licre MAY 104 COURT SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS Lejt to right: Abbie A. Suddath, Assistant Editor; Ann LuttreU, Co-Associale Editor; Sandi Prather, Co-Associate Editor. Lejt to right: Elizabeth McLean, Jane Peele. Joan Brooks. -  ' - ' i ' . lf V ' l f ' ii a Ijtt -?S }y II M iF yKSffli 1 7 E B I v H A. -. Jb3S t Skippy Stone. Editor-in-Chief Lejt to right: Carol Doxey, Copy Edi- tor: Beverly Heivard, Art Editor: Pat Hoiiell. Photographer. ' ,( ' () riiilil: Nanci liiat:.ii. hlrcrlisinii Man- ii ei : Missy Allen, Assislanl Adicilisinn lanafier: Mary Oeltinger, Assislanl Business Manager. jiinn (.HI I if. liii. ini ' - s l(inai:.t ' r Raphael ' s iiiiile May Eileen peers down at Skippy ' s white streak, bent over a iiiillioii plioto- raphs. deadlines, and blank ad charts — Nanci ' s pleading eyes scream, and Carrie ' s white bug flies downtown to hatch that money! Toni and Doxey call ii])on the muse and try to crawl below the stream of conscious, while Joan and Carol growl at the stuck keys on the type- writer. Press (leadline approaches as Abbie hobbles to the catacombs. Pal pants around dragging a camera, and but agrees with everything. If you can kee|i c)ur head in the midst of all this con- fusion — (ni dont undeisland the situation. From lop lo hollom: .4nne Heck, . ' inna Y elver- Ion. Carol Threall. Mariha farroll. Calhy (iilclirisl. Sullie I ' nxliin. Gayle J ' enlers. Mur h i It alflnian. w taut with expeotutiuii, iiiuuipiiiated by iciea]s joins the second, which raw facts have placed into movement with the third, mirroring the the world of e fourth, which moves through understanding The puppet begins to dance— • ' ' 3 SENIOR LOUISE ADAMS: Jacksonville ' s Deb dreams of handsome naval officers and ice-breaking expe- ditions at Germans . . . Black curls bend over the keyboard, delighting everyone with Bach at Music Hour or Andre Previn in the refectory . . . My lady talks and talks, and talks! . . . Lou. ANNE BECK: SNEA ' s baby-faced president trips off to Lexington for Lee or to Asheville for Dr. Welch . . . Wild talks of Europe and dreams of June explode with a wide grin and a iggly yeth . . . And where did you lose your pin? . . . A.B. JANE BELLAMY: St. Mary ' s blonde bombshell invades the Square for three semesters, captur- ing a diploma. Miss Byrd. and a husband in record time . . . Blase naivete giggles its way into a beautiful average with absent-minded organization . . . Distinctive as the first chalk mark on a new blackboard . . . Jane. MALLIE BEROTH: Our quiet humanitarian brightens the Day Student Center with her smile . . . Mother ' s Little Helper for the whole campus . . . with cast make-up on her fingers, a ready needle and thread and a ready smile for Mr. Woosley ... A smothered giggle and hurried steps to morning chapel . . . Mallie. MARY SCOTT BEST: Coffee is the spice of life . . . Guess I ' d better break and study . . . The big dog spins tales of New York and Thanksgiving or scoops up the seventh trick. making her second grand slam in a row . . . sincerity sparkles from brown eyes over the Savoy car glass . . . Scottie. MARCIA BLACK.: A slight tinge of Yankee land invades . . . Well. I think or a vehement rebuttal in marriage class . . . President of Old Moravian Man Haters. Inc. . . . abdicates upon becoming pinned at Christmas ... A sudden burst of energy whirls through campus stopping to punctuate a definite opinion with a long finger and flashing eyes . . . Marcia. NANCI BRAGG: February finally brings an end to week end marriage and weekday classes . . . Finds time between housekeeping and books to play Ann Landers and offer a sympathetic ear to everyone or shower Bitting with new recipes before trying them on Nick . . . Nanci. VERA BRITT: Wearv shuffles off as Grace screams We ' ll be late . . . Miss Sophisticate decked out despite tired blood because she just loves ' her little students . . . Bub ' s here . . . Vera-Vera-stick stick stera . . . Vera. JOAN BROOKS: Miss Organization. groans under Curlee ' s whip and grades another math paper ... A yellow T-Bird flies to Farmer ' s Dairy or to pick up another essential for May Day . . . Curiosity killed the cat . . . Wake me up only if I get a phone call from a boy . . . Joan. DORA BRYAN: An acid stained lab-coat strug- gles to supper because I don ' t have the energy to go to the third floor for my coat ... A large fan club of campus cats for milk stolen from the refectory and presided over by Fred for wearing a ring on her left hand . . . Subtle, dry wit travels incognito behind the wheel of a shrimp-colored Lark . . . Dora. MERIBETH BUNCH: Summer in the village and winter holding the Choral Ensemble intact and playing Mr. Pete for group sings . . . Bed at 9:30 and 3 laps around the hockey field at 7:00 a.m. . . . Wholesome ideals with a taste for sherry . . . Tennis shoes in the choir loft . . . Meribeth. EVA JO BUTLER: The Republican Campaign is taught throughout the year with its chief target being Dr. Democrat Byers . . . B.B. ' s right hand man proves indispensible back stage and in front of the Y cabinet as she raps the gavel softly . . . Pika supporter on 4 campuses trips off for another week end ... A soft voice pleading for orphans in assembly or singing a hymn in Little Chapel . . . Eva Jo. NANCY JANE CARROLL: A yodel in the bath- room at 6 a.m. . . . Brings a Literary Magazine to campus between long hours in the music hall . . . Madam DuBonet . . . sings of cock- tails in the village as agitated eyebrows bring ideas up to Dean ' s List average ... N.J. JOAN CURRIE: Stock dividends pay off in a big way with a week end in Canada to fly down the slopes and summers in Europe. California, or Mexico . . . The world traveler flies downtown in the white bug to get those ads or to Howard Johnson ' s for fried clams or to Rome to get her hair tipped ... A smothered giggle ends with a hand flipped forward — Oh. you know! Curri HARRIET DAVIS: A quiet intellect that prefers Jack Daniels ... A white angora hat on her way to church or an almost-white lab coat on the way to sjiend endless hours in a test-tube ... 2 dozen roses and then some for her birth- day . . . Brown socks . . . Harriet. SUSAN DEARE: A giggle trickles down the hall in the wee hours as the scrape of that prover- bial desk being pulled in front of her door is heard . . . That endless trip lo Kernersville to practice-teach . . . Phone-calls from the State of ' ashington every other week . . . Oh — 110 W l{ T T E U P S l!iiMi I . . . liiuwiicNcil Sii -;iii f;rin ii awake at 7:00 . . . Suc-Di-ai. ()l! ()()l) DKNMS: •■Dcriius llu ' M.-mu c ilrips lif;nih inlci a [luildlr in l)a aflcr llii- iiifaniiius Mi(liii{;lil Suim iif ( Icwfll Diinii . . . Tlic LdTig (ira line is CDiiqucicd li a SiuilluMTi Kcllc ami li ' a(lpislii|i wi ' li a sufi drawl . . . Liulit-lirai tril ii ' spnn ' liilil makes il in lliici- ami lialf . . . I.islcn. ' ali . . . N..,w.M„l. tli l)lll llf rl srrni In It i[is . . . I,i ' a(lcisfli| in llli I . ' hn I 1 1. la alaioml) an i-liicf in i-onlicil cif ihf TV in iiiniiif; . . . S.I..I Susan. (; K DIC.KKUSON: ■Ki.ls : Tliinj;s rs|n ' iiall al (iiillill llw .larndc-l Iml Lrlnnan s liltli ' mcillicr and (Jndfrin ciulsliinc llii-rn all . . . ( ' ami-rs liair ami Mark loafers elia-elia (ilT III liernuida. Virf;inia Heaeli. WesI I ' ninl ami llie diinlinenl. spinning lall tales wiili a eim- lagious giggle — sii frigid she snnws llieni aM friim tiihaeeii lieirs to i ' liisun l ran! . . . Bundle of Lo e . . . ( ' .wen. CAROL DOXEY: An inlelleelual l.ealiiik who eundials the sligina of genius with . . . shirt-tail hanging out. hair disheveled . . . indefinite aiaitemie prohation from unlimited freshman elass euls . . . with whiske sours and safaris to the heaeh. the I ..S.S. ■■Cli and Willy . . . with ever thing to llie limit and nothing has a limit . . . with the whole-hearted hacking of all who knov her and the unutterable astonish- Mieiii of those out-to-hineh ' ... A non-eon- forniist who Hoefti ' t kimu the m. ' aning of this, word . . . Doxey. C KOLINE EASLE : Our president of the 11:1.S Smokers Cluli and keeper of the keys cries as Paule s hums . . . Tales of Europe with A.B. and those wild fraternity meetings . . . Mr. Curlees slave . . . Loose as a goose . . . Es. LIN A FAIU! surprises f ' eoM ' red cigar Imx fdled with delighted second-graders and a tearful elegy for two stiff white mice . . . giant exploiiion as a special friend pops in from Japan . . . Advice to the love-lorn from an authoritx on fun and family planning . . . Note the French twist . . . Lina Hcndley. iMILLIE F ' ARV: Discipline is its own reward as seen in [jerfect s[)eech. bed at eleven and a diploma bv Januarx . . . Knitting needles flash through intricate diamonds, or flag signals . . . Yoka-harna mama and Tom spread week ends as far as possible lo insure a secure future . . . Our Kar Oueen reigns jjreciselv over -Fool Hall . ; . Millie. SUSAN FOAKF): Blase intelligence chalks u]. miles on the college station wagon, taking Mrs. lleidbreder for a little spin at 80 m.p.h. . . . Carrot-topped abilit) advocates sauce for the lii:TS CVTI.IN ' C: I ' aijie and jix rd and Bad l!..il M.iiidav delight us all as Windsor ' s ouMgcst ta -collcctoi- is at it again A wide grin wbiils through the English I )eparliiient and becomes head of the Sinatra fan Club . . . Stauifei bills and Euiies aic s hat Christmas is made of . . . It ' s so damn inom I ' .onous . . . Wall! IIETSE (:ri;iil! T: pirlnrr of b ' uss. a pin and nuin jollies aflci ihe Bug ' makes innunierabic trips to Chailotle . . . Miss Slu- ileiil Teacher ' believes in planning ahead with a house waiting in Atlanta and a sock of iniiiie from her students for Christmas ... A mind of her own and wit to match . . . Spotr. ' NANCY CWALTNE1 : -Td rather be a rich mans darling than a poor mans slave! . . . Our All-Arnerican girl, looks wholescniie. feels wholesome, is wholesome, with name-brands and organized plans . . . Autocrat of the Break- fast Table, classroom and studv break . . . Enthusiasm personified . . . ] anc . IIAHBIET HERRING: A fortissimo gesture punctuates her emphatic statement as our con- finned lomanlicist .sets out to reform the world ... a lilonde strand of hair falls oxer her hire- head as she bends over the keyboard or streams behind as she roars around the corner in her MG . . . Around the Square articles . . . Bexond the .Sc|uare thoughts . . . HH. I ' EGGY Hl ' NTLEY: Arpege scent in a iliird grade classroom . . . Elflette in Sociologx class . . . Blue-eyes giggle of Thanksgiving trips and telephone calls . . . Life on the charm bracelet . . . neatness and organization |ier se . . . Biscuit. FRANCES .lENNETTE: lloigh Toide holds forth at a revival meeting and in the classroom . . . Our trench-coated traveler takes off for Va. Beach and a|iartment living . . . Home-spun philosophx tells of the Outer Banks and (Juess xvhat Betsy did! . . . Always ready xxith a math formula, new joke and drv wit . . . Frances. HENRIETTA JENNINGS: Good morning Exerx- bodx ! enthuses into the room attired in a white lab-coat and a bright grin ... A bit of a brogue left from a summer in .Scotland and that special southern time delights all the boxs . . . Just lo-ves Dr. French . . . To catch a Thief? . . . ■Tietta. Ill iiLiM cSLiial LIBRARY SENIOR ANN DUNN JOYNER: Our favorite c-ott,]!!- picker returns triumphant after iiiarchin through Georgia ... A wide grin speeds out the expressway with the top down for a steak, or up the Hudson Valley for some good Smoochin ... Strong convictions tempered by a quiet leadership that is a blessing to us all . . . Ann Dunn. NITA KENDRICK; Monroe ' s Pearl Mesta sports a dozen striped socks bought for a bargain ' . . . Impromptu, irrelevant, comments from our favorite playmate . . . Sports the best tan after .5 minutes out in the swimming pool . . . Wringing hands signal maximum frustration . . . Nita. TONI LAMBERTI : The Beat Generation shuf- fles up to the Art Studio in old blue sneakers ' ' and turns out an egg-shell masterpiece and an abstract family portrait . . . Deep brown eyes sparkle into a wide grin as she converses wi ' h a foreign student . . . Subtle intelligence under tousled hair delights us in satiric comments . . . Toni. ROSEMARY LANEY: The University of Miami gives her back to lead us on with a sweet smile that banishes fear in the victims of Judy Board . . . Month-versary presents from that man across town help do away with sweat over trying to make up two month ' s work after her leave. A special rendition of If I Loved You remains tops on our hit-parade for 4 years. Ada Bird-legs has that Jerry Glow. . . . Rosie. MARY LOUISE LINEBERGER: White Fury topped with a blacked-haired pixie and a KA pin . . . Graduation achieved by February in spite of safaris every week end to the beach, Durham and Raleigh. Our conscientious worker, fun-lover, and par seeker with plans for an April wedding . . . Blasts. Basketball, and Bucky . . . Mary Louise. HELEN LONDON: The most happy girl makes hay while the sun shines and is very satisfied being me. The Menagerie of Sound bounces in from Potts or the Hill to speak of stocks and orgies, social work and safaris . . . Where there ' s life, there ' s Buds . . . Hell. ELIZABETH LONG: Miss Battle ' s right-hand man. always ready for a good gossip session, monopoly game, or a hand of bridge ... A beauty queen appearing as Miss Ca-as-wcll County and in the May Dell ... A welcome sight with Winstons. Salems. cards, and matches . . . Our basketball whiz is the only one known who can pack .S into Jim ' s Austin- Healv for trips to Davidson an l the Kappa Sig house . ■ . Lib. ANN LI TTRELL: A new hair style every week and sparkling eyes bespeak a personality that bubbles over like champagne . . . The president of the Ashley Fan Club ' travels from Jackson- ville to Armond to Decatur to Tampa, but it ' s always Atlanta! . . . Hi-Ho Steverino! . . . Lut. GERALDINE MclLROY: Dignity explodes with a lilting laugh in the Day Student Center . . . A French twist as she soars over the top ' in an aria, or (lashing eyes as she belts out the blues . . . An Archer did engage me . . . and she glitters when she walks . . . Gerrie. CONNIE McINTYRE: Creations in Shewmake ' s studio end up in Dr. Lewis ' office . . . Champion of the gaunt look practices in her trousseau, or marches to class in a bright plaid skirt . . . High ideals and a penetrating philo.sophy spread excitement in the classroom and art lab . . . Our long, lanky friend can ' t get out the bathroom door . . . Connie. ELIZABETH McLEAN: Knee-pickin ' jnll pusher alleviates hypochondria with safaris in the maladjusted Corvair . . . Tragedy strikes the Zone of Transi ' ion and we weep for Nash Street . . . Orgies in ihe Orient at 4 a.m. are not in vain as shown by autographs on a dog and a party in Saxon ' s realm . . . Luz. MARY HILL MOFFITT: Blue Bird service minus nie ' er whizzes to the Hill most every week end and re ' .u ' ns with whimsical exag- gerations . . . The fool had the personality of a peeled grape ... ... Africa and Acnoms ' l miss the point completely as she Indulges Herself in her favorite indoor sport . . . Merry little map-maker, where are you glow- ing tonight? . . . Mary Hill. BOBBIE MORRISON: Idealism that creates sparks with every new idea ... A beautiful insight twinkles in brown eyes as the true H.G.T. tells of Ben Dover, and Deddy . . . Secretary of the local Bachelors Club giggles softly over the phone, or throws the paint brush across the room. Little yellow presents avert nudism and her heart ALWAYS leaps up. A talent for art, writing, but most of all, for true friendship . . . Bobbie. MARY STEWART MOSS: Former captain of the TV team transfers to chief in charge of classes and concentration . . . The Pause that Refreshes ' ' . . . Easy blushes and innocent grins disguise those State week ends . . . Proud mother of three maladjusted guppies who suffer from lack of attention from Friday to Monday . . . All right, what does everybody want from across the street? . . . Stewart. 112 WRITEUPS liVKHAli l ' A NK: ' iUissian Bank. aii l uK :• ' l.ilhc liii(l s|)ra« It ' ll on llir couili . . . Ikuhs in tin- aii lal crrating for Mr. Sliewinakr . . . l- ' avorilr of llic tliii l giadrrs al AiilniDic . . . light anil liiiglil luiii-ilo and fliillies Id rnalcli . . . Dashes of spice . . . Baihara. SANUKA rRATllKli: B.als thr slcnk l.i giadu- alidii in FclMiiaiN . . . ml hair living [nun Bilting. tci class, lu the apartment and Cordon ... a Who ' s U ho girl from a liaik . . . life in the middle F.ast for two ears . . . .Army Brat . . . Sandi. CAR( ' )L RAY: Hone moon in Nassau, apart- ment in Roi k Mount, and Joe . . . Dark-liaired beauty finds time to practiee-leaeh and londuet Senior Follies ' ... a wizard in the class- room who can still afford to trot away with the honors at the hriilge table . . .Organizer behind a Salem . . . Ho«-Man s. LOl ' SCALES: A dresden doll with unpainled cheeks and madras skirt . . . floats from Creens- boro to Rockingham to Charlotte as State KA Rose and back to the May Dell as our Maid of Honor ... the prettiest social worker this side of the Mississippi . . . Wally and a June wedding are reason enough for the continuous smile . . . Lou. TIPPY SMITH: Windsor ' s weeniest bride and Salem College graduate speeds down the Expressway in the green Falcon . . . History at all hours . . . Cute as a buttim . . . Willing- ness incognito . . . Khaki shirt sits atop stool at the Barn . . . Tippeb-h-h! .MARIE STIMPSON: Hard-Hearted Hannah torches her way as Sophie Tucker lives again for a few minutes . . . quickly replaced by an apple-blossom philosophx and a soft voice in religion class . . . Practical idealism smiles her wav through life . . . Marie. SK1PP ■ STONE: Mademoiselle leaves her bed uTimadc in her rush to flit to the HilP to hide in a garret with a scotch and water . artistic authority in the catacombs or the studio . . . Vive la moderne. nest pas? . . . Skippy. MAY TERRY: A dazzling Southern charmer worries about our precious little bone necks and how she ' s going to get to Duke next week end ... a proposal and a primer eagerly await a year in Greer ... a prim white blouse with a soft drawl . . . Mommy ' s little baby loves Spartanburg . . . May. SARAH TESCH: Let ' s stand and sing Ihnm 196 . . . wide smile, sweet disposition and Honor Society member . . . Oslo winner tells primal students nl A.B.C. ' s . . . Our oIIk iai on-campus Dav Student ... A friend indeed who majl rs in Religion . . . F ' rc(|uent trips to ofliie of the |)resi(lent for parental guidance on How To Speak I ' p in Class . . . Sarah. S LI. rOWNSENl): l!andlM, balblnl. bcauly uilh a reward waiting for being just that . . . a heart f(jr Hart and a 4lh finger left hand reward for that, loo . . . Rall round the MaN- Pide where the aulhorily on the ( ' all Cirl reigns . . . Sally. EVELYN VINCENT: Modesty dressed in a leotard . . . tried for dance off campus . . . compromised in blue jeans and sweatshirt b turning dining room into Old Fashioned Christmas . . . Boston next year? . . . Miss Battle ' s Polly . . . skits in chapel bir IRS . . . Ordeal of letting hair grow . . . F fbn. GRACE WALKER: A dark duck-tail. dimples, and big brown eves . . . runs her car on water . . . the tall Bob Cummings who leads the class . . . from K-town . . . special coat and blouses for P.T. . . . war bride with stamps replacing phone calls from Wake Forest . . . Come on. Weary . . . Woo. PAT WEEKS: Sweatshirted Dr. Weeks cures all . . . Y ' all wait. I ' m burrin ' ... Kingston Tri(j Tiight and day . . . swinging leg and jaw- action . . . The Green Phantom strikes again . . . Explanations necessary . . . Patsy. BETTY ANNE WILKINS: Lehman ' s little hair designer whose locks are her own best ad ' er- tisement ... a rose is a rose is a rose . . . de- lixered in person by a persistent pilot . . . 4-() rulers neatb clipped, a heating pad. and bed at ll:tH) . . . Midnight stereo and fond memo- ries of Bragg . . . BA. NAN WILLIAMS: Broad-minded scientist . . . reads J. D. Salinger and Kidha ... all around feature, freshman president. If lio ' s If ho. Presi- dent of Stee Gee girl . . . hours with Dr. French . . . winner of Oslo trip . . . lakes time out from the extracurricular activities for a hand or two of bridge . . . Nan. BEVERLY WOLLNY: Yankee gi es Rebel yell of appreciation for Southern gentlemen . . . convention hostess steps out of I ' oiiiie with an emphatic vail . . . old-fashioned idealism canvasses stark realism . . . champagne and orchids for our model friend . . . Bev. ANNA YELVERTON: Six weeks in Home Ec hou.se ... 96 pounds try for 100 with popcorn everv night . . . quiet sophistication ... a live doll in class and out . . . finally a French twist! . . . the sweetest thing since the inventicjii of sugar cane ... a real jewel . . . Anya. 113 EX-MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 60 NAME HOMETOWN NOW France? Louise Adkins Durham. N. C working. Durham Sara Catherine . tkins Rocky Mounts N. C Mrs. Garland Chick Helen Baltington Gaslonia. N. C working. Charlotte Robin Bahington Gastonia. N. C : Mrs. Fred L. Miner Janet Rutledge Barnelt Charlotte. N. C transfer. Emory Sally Bates Bovard Durham. N. C transfer. Duke Nyra Grace Boyd Spartanburg. S. C Mrs. Robert E. Riddle .Ann Thurston Brading Johnson City. Tenn transfer. Oberlin College Dorothy Carr Bridgers Wilson. N. C Mrs. 0. W. Cranz Suzanne Cabaniss Charlotte. IV. C Mrs. W. S. Farahow Mary Mallison Cahoon Washington. N. C Mrs. Johnny Brown .- nn hitaker Catlette Raleigh. N. C Catherine Brown Cline Charlotte. N. C .___Mrs. Walter Scott, 111 Carol Diane Conner Fulton. N. Y Mrs. J. W. Miller Barbara Gold Cornwell Morganton. N. C Mrs. J. T. Norvell. Jr. Joan Councilor . l xandria. Va working Julia Ellen Cox Wallburg. N. C Mrs. Johnny A. Davis .Abbye Carolyn Davis Elkin. N. C Mrs. James C. Gordon Harriette Baxter Dwclle Charlotte. N. C transfer. U.N.C. Suzanne Edgerton Goldsboro. N. C working Decia Jeanette Elder Siler City. N. C transfer. U.N.C. Eleanor Love Evans Raleigh. N. C transfer. L.N.C. Ellen Ross Flowers Danville. Va working. Danvill- Barbara Elizabeth Goodwin Fort Pierce. Fla Mrs. Joseph W. Howell Frances Langhnrne Gunn Lynchburg. Va Mrs. A. C. Kemper Lela Belle Harkrader Mount Airy. N. C transfer. L.N.C. Dorothy Irene Hauser Lynchburg. Va Mrs. Graham Coleman Joan Lee Hill Thomasville. N. C transfer. Wake Forest Daphine Ruth Hoffman Winston-.Salem. N. C Noel Lamb Hollingsworth High Point. N. C Mrs. Stephen Mclntyre. HI Loretta Lee Honey Charlotte. N. C transfer. U.N.C. Marv Wilson Hook Cheraw. S. C transfer. Duke Jo -Anne Hudson Raleigh. N. C U.N.C. Billie Bruce Johns Asheboro. N. C transfer, U.N.C. Drusilla .Agnes Jones Jacksonville. Fla Peggy Elizabeth Jones Rocky Mount. N. C working. Rocky Mount Mai ' Louisa Keesee Bluefield. ■« . Va transfer, U. W. Va. Barbara Gail Kirkman Brown Summit, N. C working Harriett Lang Kinston. N. C Edna Ranson Lewis Loris. S. C -Mrs. Jerry Storey Emilv Litllejohn Spartanburg. S. C Mrs. Charles Israel Lillian Jodav Litton BristoL Va transfer. U.N.C Nancy Elizabeth Lomax Coral Gables. Fla transfer. U. of Fla. Marianne Clark Loving Lynchburg, Va working Beverly McClendon Birmingham. -Ma.- ,, ., Susan Muse McCotter New Bern. N. C transfer, U.N.C. Eleanor Jane Martin Durham, N. C V. : ' ' ;?-,r Joan B.Mason Lima. Peru Mrs. John Wilson Betty nn Parker Elkin. N. C Mrs. S . Frank Vi illiams Mary LeGrand Parks Fayetteville. N. C transfer. U.N.C. Sidney Covington Pegram Lancaster. Pa ' J?„ ' ' , , , , Sarah ' Louise Pons Morganton. N. C Mrs. Bobby J. Causby Margaret Ann Powell Danville. Va ,, , Marv Alice Powell Asheville. N. C i? !? ' ' -, V „,.,• .Sarah Mignon Ross Anderson. S. C Mrs. Ralph Wilson Pollv . ' tarbuck Raleigh. N. C Kings Business College ■ nn ' Elizabeth Thompson Danville, Va working, Danville Patricia .Ann Usher Bennettsville, S, C transfer. U.S.C. Carolyn Johnson VanEverv Charlotte. N. C transfer. Queens Marcia Harding Vosburgh Charlotte, N. C working. Charlotte Lena Ann Walston Walslonburg. N. C transfer, U,N,C. Marv Katherine Whitaker Bristol, Va married Nell Elizabeth Wiggins Rocky Mount, N. C transfer, U,N.C. Barbara Catherine Williams Statesville, N, C Mrs. R. U. Lee, Jr. Sarah Macon Wray Raleigh. N. C Mrs. Robert T. Simpson 114 ■ ' ' ■ ' ZiA fcX N s as v. . tk?S ' ' ; - •mf : . -■ r. v-.r Sally Townsend. cUi s of 1960. wears a nliiie iiunk capelet over a white lace dress with a twist of blue taffeta circling the bodice. MOMTALDO ' S Winston-Salem, North Carolina Conipliments oj the DAIRY BARN THRUWAY SHOE SHOP The Best in Shoe Repairing Dyeing One Day Service THRUWAY SHOPPIMG CENTER Also 848 West Fourth Street TAXI BLUE BIRD CAB, INC. DIAL 7121 5 Passengers jor llie I ' nce oj 1 225 N. Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C. BAGGAGE TRANSFER TUTTLE LUMBER COMPANY Dependable Building Materials 1621 Sladiuin Drive Phone PArk .S-J. li; • P. 0. Box -1505 Winston-Salf.m 6. N. C. tdii Ml K IIIINCS TO WKAH AMi UKl. i:i) M lit Hlt N SIIOl ' lM.NG 1MT ' (®«f ' «pfe;7 HOMK OF I.l . IIKKSSKS AM) I AHT SI ' OKISW KAK COOKDI.NATKS i,(k:atei) in THI-; thri ii n sii()i ' fi , CEXTEH. I-HOM ' ; I ' A .i-H:,iy OI ' FA i: Fin MTF ■HI. ' ) ■ Mhik IIuu Fr WEST BUILDING CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 550 S. Stratford Road Winston-Salem, N. C. CompUmenIs oj Colonial jFurniturc fjopsi, 3nc. 2840 Waughtown Street Winston-Salem, N orth Carolina The Home of (Jiiality Furniture SUMMIT STREET PHARMACY, INC. 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COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE (SvM TEAK hOu e Winston-Salem Leading Restaurants WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS Now Serving You in Two Convenient Locations 107 LOCKLAND AVENUE and 300 SOUTH STRATFORD ROAD (Thru-way Shopping Center) Winston-Salem, N. C. I Compliments of S. H. KRESS CO. For a real thirst- quencher.,. Nothing does it like 2even-Up! 4th and Cherry Streets Smart Fashions for Men and Boys For the best in Phonograph Records SPORTING GOODS • EXQUISITE GIFTS BOCOCK-STROUD CO. West Fourth at Spruce Street Winston-Salem, N. C. 7V£ Optical Co. Prescription Opticians Opera and Sport Glasses CONTACT LENSES 207 West Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. A STORE FAITHFULLY SER 1NG THE HOME TOWN OF WINSTON-SALEM 550 N. Liberty Street PHONE PA 2-5II8 Sartin ' s DIAL PA 2-7101 939 BURKE ST. CLEANERS STORAGE LAUNDERERS RUGS WINSTON POULTRY CO. Live and Dress Poultry nELIVERY SERVICE PHONE PA 2-7089 or PA 2-6827 Cattle (ireeiisboro s Most Popular Satuhcich Shop CLRB SERVICE : GREENSBORO, N. C. Oldest • Largest • Best CoftiplimcTifs of ROMINGER FURNITURE CO. 12:! Noiih Liberty Street rho.ie Py 1-7111 Home Furnishers For 60 Years i stun-Salem, N. C. i)t talent poofe tore Salem College Salem W f-.l -t-wrKHl China a uni|.l.if Murk ..I all -f-w m pink an-l liln. ' . rirr for pric.- aiu! illu-lral. ' r] ..irculai. QUALITY OIL CO. WINSTON-SALEM Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success and Happiness during the years to come MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHIONS Corner Liberty and Third Streets Phoiif I ' A 3 laii Cilv Markil Huililinf; TWIN CITY PACKING COMPANY, INC. Native and Western Beef ■ Veal - Pork Wholesale Provisions Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE SAUSAGES WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. FOWLER-JONES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Telephone PA 3-0336 Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of PATTERSON DRUG CO. School Needs Gifts Greeting Cards Fountain Pens HINKLE ' S BOOK STORE 425 N. Trade Street Phone PA 5-0213 Phone PA 5-1305 P. 0. Box 5231 i emblp inn Ati 82 Room Quality Motor Hotel Radiant Heat - Am Conditioned - Television Tile Tub Shower - Telephones Swimming Pool Free Continental Breakfast U.S. 158 EXPRESSWAY WEST AT CLOVERDALE E.XIT— IN CITY WTNSTON-SALEM, N. C. George B. Kempton, Jr., Manager Compliments of JOHN E. PFAFF AND SONS Plumbing Heating Controctors 819 S. Marshall Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Alton F. Pfaff, Owner 1772-1960 DEGREES OFFERED IN THE LIBERAL ARTS SCIENCES MUSIC SALEM COLLEGE WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA ENGINEERS AND ' • -- , Winston -Salem. N. C. M ANU FACTU RERS COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL AIR-CONDITIONING HOTEL ROBERT E. LEE DOUGLAS BOYLE General Manager for your printing needs — offset, letterpress or bindery Consult WimO. PRI Tli (iCO. 3121 Indiana Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Telephone PArk 2-6146 VOGLER SERVICE Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Dependable Service Since 1859 DIAL PA 2-6101 B. F. HUNTLEY FURNITURE COMPANY Winston-Salem, N. C. Manufacturers of Quality BEDROOM DINING ROOM OCCASIONAL FURNITURE The ideals guiding Thalhimers are three- fold . . . First, to serve vou and our coniimiiiilx to the best ol our aliility. SfCdiidly. lo coii[ril)Ule in every way pobbible lo the Ijellernieiit oi tlie areas we serve. ThiriUy. lo grow with our conuiumity. rellectiug its spirit ol progress. Fourth at Spruce SYLVIA ' S 211 W. Third Street PA 2-1033 SPECIALIZING In Custom Made Millinery Blocking and Reslyling Hals Altering Restyling — Dresses, Suits Coats Compliments of PFAFF ' S, INC. PAINTS. GLASS. WALLPAPER As Old As Winston-Salem Phone PA 3-7365 219 N. Main Si. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lenwood Amnions A. C. MltTSIiNGLH. Jll. AMMONS ESSO SERVICENTER EMERGENCY AAA SERVICE Tires - Accessories ■ Batteries 1200 Reynolila R.l. N.W. Corner Robin Hood Rtl. Phone PA 5-2681 Earth Moving Asphalt Paving Garden Stores Landscaping L. A. Reynolds Company Telephone PA 5-3523 - 1100 W. First Winston-Salem, N. C. 1865 1960 Headquarters for Fine Diamonds Jewelry Silverware or Novelties Repairing a Specialty VOGLER ' S JEWELERS West Fourth Street Dial PA 2-0347 Complete Auto Service and Parkiig U. S. TIRES DOWNTOWN GARAGE Next to Reynolds Build ' nH Compliments of MORRIS SERVICE TOWN COUNTRY HOTELS Sedgefield Inn The King Cotton Greensboro, N. C. Compliments of L.l ber WINSTON-SALEM I FRANK L. BLIBI CONSTRUCTION CO. 860 West 41 o Street Telephone PA 2- 1544 Winston-Salem. N. C. THE IDEAL West Fourth Street ' The Best Place to Shop Ajter AW Home Owned — Home Operated Compliments of HOLSUM BAKERIES trofcl More at Sto Nonnan Stockton!! nc _ LADY HATHAVi AY SHIRTS FOR THE GIRL and GIFTS FOR THE BOYS NORMAN STOCKTON We Specialize in Evening Dresses ' ' HOME LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 1422 S. Main Street PHONES PA 2-4212 : PA 2-5512 Carmichael Printing Co., Inc. 1309 Hawthorne Road. S.W. Winston-Salem, N. C. Telephone PA 2-4137 Box 456 } (lur Sporting Goods Headquarters • Photographic Supplies • Gifts in China • Spalding MacGregor Sporting Goods Winston-Salem ' s Largest Harfhcare Store BROWN-ROGERS-DIXSON The Best Place To Get It ,T.N It ' student directory 1959-1960 Abercrombie, Normie P.O. Box 289, Greenwood, S. C. Adams, Louise 1230 Palmer Terrace, Jacksonville, Fla. Allen. Nancv 409 West Wade St., Wadesboro, N. C. Altman, Barbara Fredericksburg Road, Orange, Va. Anderson, Kitty 510 Connecticut Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C. Anderson, Virginia 237 Cherokee Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. Armfield, Mary Etta 312 West Main St., Elkin, N. C. Arthur, Gail 6518 Baltimore National Pike, Catons- ville 28, Maryland Austin, Sallie Gay 1814 East Fifth St., Ocala. Fla. Baker, Jacquelyn 2025 Matheson Ave., Charlotte 5, N. C. Barker, Jacquelyn 1115 Carlton Ave., Falls Church, Va. Barksdale, Anne 618 Highland Drive, Leaksville. N. C. Barnes, Julia Clinton Apts. No. 2, Lumberton, N. C. Barney, Don Marie 531 Beth Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Bartak, Rebecca 1721 Longview, Kingsport, Tennessee Bashford. Linda 909 West Johnson St., Raleigh, N. C. Bath, Winnie 1720 Cherokee Road, Florence, S. C. Bean, Bonnie Ann Jaffrey, New Hampshire Beck, June 2002 Queen St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Beck, Shirley Ann 413 Fairview Drive, Lexington, N. C. Bell, Frances 810 Front St., Beaufort, N. C. Bell, Penny Cavalier Park, Virginia Beach, Va. Bellamy, Jane Box 287, Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Beroth, Mallie Route 8, Box 261, Winston-Salem, N. C. Best, Marv Scott 1906 E. Walnut St., Goldsboro, N. C. Beverly, Sally Beverly Apartments, Asheville, N. C. Black, Marcia 24 West Euclid Parkway, Asheville, N. C. Black, Elizabeth 1309 Hawthorne Rd., Wilmington, N. C. Bobbitt, Beth Glen Alpine, N. C. Booker, Betty 103 Massey St., Selma, N. C. Borland, Martha 2644 Birchwood Dr., N.E., Atlanta 5, Ga. Boswell, Rebecca 3025 Virginia Avenue, Charlotte, N. C, Bowers, Peggy Burks 100 Ayden Road, Spray, N. C. Boyer, Eleanor Jean 918 Armstrong Rd., Statesville, N. C. Bovette, Clvda L.ynn Route 2, Kenly, N. C. Bradham, Page 1604 Nottingham Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Bragg, Nanci Neese 611 Lancaster Avenue, Monroe, N. C. Brame, Mary Ann 505 D Street, North Wilkesboro, N. C. Brandon, Gail 192 St. Albans Hwy., Memphis, Tenn. Braswell, Martha Ann 339 Hassell Place, Charlotte, N. C. Britt, Vera 411 West High St., Murfreesboro, N. C. Britten, Linda 72 Hawthorne Ave., Glen Ridge, New Jersey Broadhurst. Denny 318 West Bessemer Avenue, Greensboro, N. C. Brooks, Joan Box 561, 521 Gordon, Roxboro, N. C. Brown, Kathryn South Mountain Road, Brookfield, Conn. Brown, Margaret Evel.vn Box 56, Davidson, N. C. Brown, Margaret K. 144 East Market St., Bethlehem, Penn. Brvan, Dora 721 College Street, Oxford, N. C. Bunch, Meribeth 105 South Pineview Ave., Goldsboro, N. C. Bundy, Catherine Box 144, Mountain City, Tenn. Burnett, Claudia 6508 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, Va. Burton, Katherine 65 Shorewood Drive, Asheville. N. C. Butler, Ann 2022 Pembroke Road, Greensboro, N. C. Butler, Eva Jo 403 Butler Drive, Clinton, N. C. Butler, Nancy Apt. 914, Editicia Riomar, Avenida Primera No. 40, Marianao, Havana, Cuba Camp, Ava Ann 303 S.E. 11th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Carpenter, Margaret 828 N. Washington St., Rutherfordton, N. C. Carr. Julia 2421 Maplewood Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. Carroll, Nancv Jane Box 5, Farmville, N. C. Carter, Judith 902 North Main St., Tarboro, N. C. Caudle, Svbrilla Route 1, Elkin, N. C. Chandler, Nancv 404 East Street, Waynesville, N. C. Chappell, Rebecca Box 1357, Candler, N. C. Childress, Judith 3835 West First St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Clark, Linda Anne 3249 Chatham Rd., N.W., Atlanta 5, Georgia ZINZENDORF .AUNDRY CO., INC. 1000 South Main Street Launderers Dry Cleaning Phone PA 2-5178 MISS SAI I IE TOWNSEND May Qitccii PHaTDGRAPHY CDPPEDGE EDMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Dial PA 3-021.3 m OUR SERVICE IS NO FURTHER THAN YOUR TELEPHONE f e Have Been Serving the Public for Over 25 Years 704 14 ST., N.E. Clay. Nancy Sue Ducktown, Tenn. Coneway, Joy 1445 Lexington Ave.. Schenectady. N. Y. Cook, Sue 160 Woodland Drive, Huntington, W. Va. Coston. Judv 164 Kimberly Ave.. Asheville. N. C. Council. Carol 3430 Dover Road. Hope Vallev, Durham, N. C. Cox. Bettv 314 McRae St.. Laurinburg, N. C. Craig. Felicity Ann Malvern P. O.. Jamaica. B.W.I. Crawley. Carolyn 919 Brentwood Drive. Spartanburg. S. C. Crawley. Peggy 919 Brentwood Drive, Spartanburg, S. C. Creech. Bettv Lou 217 West Church St., Ahoskie, N. C. Crevensten. Helen 306 Hillside Avenue. Charlotte. N. C. Crosland. Lucv 3 Weatherly St.. Bennettsville. S. C. Cross. Carol 6600 Bradley Blvd.. Bethesda 14. Maryland Crowell. Marv Jane 805 South Aspen St.. Lincolnton. N. C. Cundiff. Kav 3418 Plymouth Place, Lynchburg. Va. Cunningham. Ann 645 Crystal Drive, Spartanburg, S. C. Cunningham. Clara Louise 2006 North Ocean Blvd.. Myrtle Beach. S. C. Currie. Augusta 1104 Brook Street, Fayetteville, N. C. Currie. Joan 1104 Brook Street. Fayetteville, N. C. Dalton, Valerie 106 10th Street. Pulaski. Va. Davidson. Lillian Ann 3663 Richmond St.. Jacksonville. Fla. Davis. Elizabeth H. (Betsy) 118 Academy Street. Williamston, N. C. Davis. Harriet Route 1. Varina, N. C. Dawes. Evelyn 610 Jackson Square. Anderson. S. C Deare. Susan 124 Beverly Place. Greensboro, N. C. Dennis. Norwood 1825 Hardeman Avenue. Macon, Georgia DeVilbiss, Mary Catherine 9602 River Road. Richmond. Virginia Dickerson. Gwen 105 Dogwood Drive. Virginia Beach. Va. Doremus. Joanne Box 233, Lyons Road, Liberty Corner. N J. Doxey. Carol 1806 Ann Street, Wilmington, N. C. Drake. Elaine 307 Westoe Road. Richmond. Va. Drake. Suzanne 307 Westoe Rd.. Richmond, Va. Dunn. Penelope 817 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem. N. C. Duvall. Margaret 405 Greene Street. Cheraw. S. C. Easlev, Caroline 844 Myrtle Drive, Rock Hill, S. C. Edwards, Barbara 1914 Sterling Road, Charlotte, N. C. Edwards. Judy 1333 Avondale Ave., Jacksonville 5, Fla. Eller. Catharine 1687 Monroe Drive. Atlanta, Georgia Ellis. Judy 406 Wassona Drive. Marion, Va. Eskew. Patricia 358 Twin Drive. Spartanburg, S. C. Evans, Margaret Anne 1501 East 5th Street, Greenville, N. C. Ezzell. Kav 802 Holland Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. Falls, Elaine Riverside Drive. Morganton, N. C. Farquhar. Mary Allen 2507 River Road. Jacksonville 7, Fla. Farr. Lina 2001 Madison Ave.. Greensboro, N. C. Farrow. Peggv Rt. 2. Box 88, Wilmington. N. C. Farthing. Connie 2930 Park Avenue, Wilmington, N. C. Fary, Millie CO Manila Electric Co.. Manila, Philippine Islands Fishel. Eleanor 220 Gloria Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Fleming. Jovce 1526 Childress Dr.. S.W., Atlanta 11. Georgia Flovd. Marv Ann (Mrs.) l 306 Walnut St.. Lumberton, N. C. Flvnt. Brenda Box 235. Rural Hall. N. C. Foard. Susan 62 Westwood Place, Asheville, N. C. Fordham. Beth 4801 Lansing Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. Fortson. Virginia Kay 3535 Fitch Street, Jacksonville 5. Fla. Fox. Nancy 4634 Kensington Ave.. Richmond. Va. Foyles, Marjorie 2204 Mimosa Place, Wilmington, N. C. Fredriksson. Ing-Marie Spolegatan 11. Lidkoping, Sweden Freeman. Louisa 3910 Kenilworth Road. Columbia, S. C. Frick. Dorothy Anne Campbell Court. Bassett. Virginia Froneberger. Susan 1408 Jackson Road. Gastonia, N. C. Funderburk, Marie 206 Jordan Street. Bennettsville, S. C. Gatling. Betsy 104 Water Street. Windsor. N. C. Geitner. Edith 520 5th St.. N.W., Hickory, N. C. Gilbert. Sandra 669 Shades Crest Road, Birmingham 9, Ala. Gilchrist. Catherine 2100 Providence Road, Charlotte, N. C. Gillam. Elizabeth 306 King St.. Windsor. N. C. Gillespie. Sally 112 Schenley Ave.. Bluefield, Va. Givens. Jane 3313 Loxley Road. Richmond. Va. Glass. Jane 1857 Old Government St.. Mobile, Alabama Glendinning, Beverlv 126 14th Avenue, N.E.. St. Petersburg, Fla. Glenn. Martha Cole 5305 Matoaka Road. Richmond 26. Va. Gold, Jean 1516 Lynwood Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Gooding. Sylvia Kenansville, N. C. ON THE CAMPUS WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Gough, Amanda Hamptonville. N. C. Gravson, Dorothy 2312 Cloister Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Gregson, Ann 310 Taylor St.. Raleigh, N. C. Griffin. Sara L. 301 West Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Grubb, IVIary Lou 30 Williams Circle, Lexington, N. C. Guerrant, Betsey 2209 Malvern Road. Charlotte 7, N. C. Gwaltney, Nancy (At Bowman Gray) 1500 Clayton Avenue, Lynchburg, Va. Hackbarth, Nancy CO Grace Y Cia, Arecibo, Puerto Rico Harrington, Barbara Ann 1941 River Road, Washington, N. C. Harris, Marie 2156 Colony Road, Charlotte, N. C. Harris, Mary Ann 2383 B Ardmore Terrace, Winston-Salem, N. C. Harris, Sally 4986 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville 10, Fla. Harrison, Helen Edith 2400 Cloister Drive, Charlotte 7, N. C. Haskell, Ann Willis Rt. 4, Box 148, Beech Island, S. C. Hatcher, Anita nil Clarendon Street, Favetteville, N. C. Hatlev, Elizabeth P.O. Box 926, Albemarle, N. C. Heinrich, Mary Douglas 3203 W. Grace St., Richmond 21, Va. Henderson, Mary Dabney 3617 East Weyburn Road, Richmond 25, Va. Herring, Harriet Route 1, Box 51. Kinston. N. C. Herring, Faye Snow Hill. N. C. Heward. Beverly 53 Sussex Road, Tenafly, New Jersey Hicks, Betsy 411 Burwell Ave., Henderson, N. C. Holden, Dorothy 1617 N. Augusta St., Staunton, Va. Home, Patricia McMillan (Mrs.) West Jefferson. N. C. Howell, Alice Dudley 205 Keaton Ave.. Wilmington, N. C. Howell. Patricia Ann 517 Woodland Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Howie, Jane 400 Franklin St.. Monroe, N. C. Hudson. Sally 430 S. Fulton St., Salisbury, N. C. Hughes, Susan 728 Worth Street, Asheboro, N. C. Hunter. Marilew 1618 21st Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. Huntley, Peggy 515 Leak Avenue. Wadesboro, N. C. Huntley. Mary Leslie 515 Leak Avenue, Wadesboro, N. C. Huntsman, Melanie Anne 60 Kimberly Ave, Asheville, N. C. Hutaff, Anne 215 Woodcrest Road, Fayetteville, N. C. Huss, Alice 1227 Belvedere Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Hyatt, Cynthia 2511 Providence Road, Charlotte 7, N. C. James, Betty 183 Westhampton Ave., Danville, Va. Jammer. Marji 3124 Fairfax Drive. Charlotte, N. C. Jenkins. Churchill Box 852. Conway. S. C. Jennette. Marv Frances 1334 Rivershore Road, Elizabeth City, N. C. Jennings, Henrietta 114 Henry St., Chester, S. C. Jennings. Emily Lee Box 74. Tayiorsville, N. C. Jennings, Ida Mae 330 North Mulberry, Statesville, N. C. Jewell, Barbara Anne 315 Virginia Avenue, Concord, N. C. John, Helen 319 West Blvd., Laurinburg, N. C. Johns, Julie Box 666, Asheboro, N. C. Johnson. Johanna Fay 2717 Cambridge Road, Raleigh, N. C. Johnson, Sandra Ann 2717 N.E. 25th Court, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Jones. Julia 2621 Stuart Drive, Durham, N. C. Jordan, Jennie 2439 Croydon Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Joyce, Clarissa Anne 3312 Coleridge Drive, Raleigh, N. C. Jovner, Ann Dunn 115 Burnett Ave., Enfield, N. C. Joyner, Nancy 1535 West Salisbury St., Asheboro, N. C. Judy, Cile 401 Cordova Blvd., St. Petersburg 4, Fla. Kearfott, Ann 719 Craig Street, Martinsville, Va. Kearns, Kay 907 Rockford Road, High Point, N. C. Kelly, Jane 1504 Oakland Ave., Durham, N. C. Kendrick, Nita Rt. 7. Box 149, Monroe, N. C. King, Carole 3896 St. Jones Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla. Kizer, Nancy Edgewood Road, Asheboro, N. C. Kochtitzky, Katie 314 Guild Drive, Chattanooga. Tenn. Kuvkendall, Susan 300 South Washington St., Winchester, Va. Lambe, Betsy Anne 1400 Canterbury Road, Raleigh, N. C. Lamberti. Toni 180 South Third Street, Fulton, New York Lane, Lucy No. 17 Alastair Court. Durham, N. C. Laney. Rosemary 604 Alcazar Avenue, Coral Gables, Fla. Langlev, Sue Roselyn 607 Raeford St., Selma, Alabama Lassiter. Dottie 217 Woodlawn Drive, Smithfield, N. C. Leaird. Linda 1343 Ponce de Leon Drive. Fort Lauder- dale, Fla. Lee, Marv Nell 1004 South 3rd St., Smithfield, N. C. Lee, Mattie Gay North Second Avenue, Dillon, S. C. Leary, Julia Ann 111 Surry Avenue. Elkin, N. C. Legette. Peggy 1706 Buena Vista Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. (.1)111 filiiiu ' Uls of SEALTEST SOUTHERN DAIRIES Divisiion of Nalional Dairies Milk Ice Cream PA 3-0311 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. POWER TO THE CLASS OF ' 60! Were proud of you . . . proud, too, of tfie chance to serve a new generation of young Piedmont citizens. Our best to you as you movt- tor v,ird. m a tree and respon- sible community ... where your own will and effort are the measure of achievement. DURE POWER COMPANY Lesher. Stephen 1515 Ebert Street. Winston-Salem. N. C. Ligon. Lvnn Box 75. Wrightsville Beach. N. C. Liles, Marv Lou 822 Fitts Street, Sanford. N. C. Lilley. Gayle 1244 Morningside Circle. Kingsport. Tenn. Lineberger. Marv Louise 2506 Anderson Drive. Raleigh. N. C. Lloyd. Susan 310 Eunice Drive. Lakeland. Fla. London. Helen 309 Salisbury St.. Pittsboro, N. C. Long. Elizabeth Wildwood. Blanch. N. C. Long. Barbara Kav Box 288, State Road, N. C. Long. Mary DeNeale Rt. 1. Salisbury Road, Statesville. N. C. Lundgren. Lena Kopenhamnsv 49A. Malmo V. Sweden Luter. Suzanne Smithfield. Virginia Luttrell. Ann 2513 Morrison Ave.. Tampa. Fla. Lvnch. Elizabeth 619 Oakwood Lane. Rock Hill. S. C. Miller, Anne S. 1131 Virginia Avenue. Norton. Virginia Minter. Ruth 611 East Church St.. Martinsville, Va. Mirantz. Susan 243 Cutler Road, Hamilton. Mass. Moffitt. Mary Hill 110 West ist Ave.. Lexington, N. C. Moore. Ann Sherrod 301 Library St., Box 646, Greenville, N. C. Moore. Elizabeth Ann 2012 Pershing Street. Durham. N. C. Moore. Judith M. 1107 Front Street. Beaufort, N. C. Morisev. Be ttv Gail 102 Chesnutt St.. Clinton, N. C. Morrison. Melinda Anne 1959 Harris Road. Charlotte. N. C. Morrison. Barbara Ann 915 Sherrod Lane. Statesville, N. C. Moss, Mary Stewart 727 Short Drive, Washington. N. C. Munroe. Carol Ann 2080 Craig St., Winston-Salem. N. C. Murray. Lynda Kay 2135 Benford Ave.. Lakeland. Fla. Muse, Nancy St. Paul, Va. MacDonald. Ruth Park Avenue. R.R. 3. Madison, Conn. McArver. Helen Anne 304 West 10th Avenue. Gastonia. N. C. McClain. Caroline 2618 Pinewood Circle. Charlotte, N. C. McCoy. Nancy 422 North Hawthorne Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. McDonald, Letitia 1830 Queens Road West, Charlotte. N. C. McGowan. Bettv 307 North 2nd Street, Smithiield, N. C. Mcllroy, Geraldine 713 Laurel Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mclntvre. Connie 1409 East Mulberry St.. Goldsboro. N. C. McKain, Irene 26 Gary Street, Whitmire, S. C. McKee. Sherry 1100 North Queen St.. Kinston, N. C. McLean. Eliabeth 209 West Nash Street, Wilson, N. C. McLoud, Carolvn East College Ave.. Elon College. N. C. McMillan, Sara 718 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. Major. Dean 1329 Fairview Drive. Columbia. S. C. Mann. Barbara Elizabeth 207 Chestnut Street. Lexing.on. N. C. Marlow. Jessica P.O. Box 307. North Wilkesboro. N. C. Martin. Martha Ann 4911 West First St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Mauldin. Jean 161 Huntley Place. Charlotte 7. N. C. Maunev. Donnis 857 West Marion, Shelby, N. C. Mav. Judv 9 ' l5 Club Blvd., Durham, N. C. Meacham. Colquitt 2230 Peachtree Rd., N.W. Apt. A-3. Atlanta. Georgia Meador. Betty Ann 625 Jersey Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C. Meadows. Frances Carole Box 147. Alderson. West Virginia Neely. Anne 620 Greenway Drive. Statesville. N. C. Nelson. Anne Rodes 1417 N. Augusta Street. Staunton, Va. Noell. Irene Box 125. HiUsville, Va. Norman. Beth 1915 Normandy Drive. Zanesville. Ohio Nuckols. Mary Lu 1116 Colonial Ave.. Alexandria, Va. O ' Connor. Anne Waddill (Mrs. i Winston-Salem. N. C. Oden. Linda P.O. Box 1509. Rome. Ga. Oettinger. Marv 700 Rhem Street, Kinston, N. C. Ogburn. Gail 308 North 2nd Street. Smithfield, N. C. O ' Neal. Anne 222 South 4th St.. Wilmington. N. C. O ' Neal. Julia Amelia. Va. Ostborg. Sigrid 203 47th Street. Gulfport. Miss. Palmer. Janet 212 Norwood Street. Lenoir. N. C. Parham. Sue 215 South Green St., Morganton, N. C. Parker. Rachel 1302 Perry Park Drive. Kinston. N. C. Parker Suzannah Route 1. Colerain. N. C. Parrish. Katherine 104 Matoaka Road. Richmond 26. Va. Parrott. Marv Martha 904 Rountree St., Kinston, N. C. Paxton. Sallie 1516 Lafayette Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. Payne. Barbara Box 5, Taylorsville, N. C. Peebles. Heather 4519 31st Street South, Arlington 6. Va. Peele, Martha Jane 115 Simmons Ave., Williamston. N. C. The Porlniils in this Yt ' urhook Were Made By SMITH STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Official Portrait Photographers for the 1960 SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS PORTRAITS AND APPLICATION PICTURES MAY BE ORDERED FROM US FROM YOUR SCHOOL ANNUAL NEGATIVES 14 East Hargett Street RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA Pendleton. Jane 4708 Rolfe Road, Richmond 26. Va. Pennington. Kave 1902 Home Ave.. Hartsville, S. C. Peter. Nancy 1504 Brightridge Drive. Kingsport, Tenn. Phifer. Martha Jo 301 Hylan Ave., Hamlet. N. C. Phillips. Lucy Anne Box 681, Washington, N. C. Philpott, Sara 116 West Third Ave., Lexington, N. C. Poole, Jeanne 1312 Dixie Trail, Raleigh, N. C. Pooser, Dotty Marie 437 South Garden St., Marion, N. C. Porter, Marv Ann 3535 Park Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Powell. Kittv 4311 Club Drive, N.E.. Atlanta 19. Ga, Prather. Sandra Shaver (Mrs.) Greensboro. N. C. Prevette, Mary Frances 421 Maupin Ave.. Salisbury, N. C. Quick. Eleanor Ann 2319 Churchill Road. Raleigh. N. C. Rader, Crockett 3557 Vineville Ave., Macon. Ga. Randak. Susan 19 Ledge Road. Old Greenwich, Conn. Randolph. Cvnthia Burnsville. N. C. Rankin. Ellen 117 Kensington Road. Greensboro. N. C. Rawls. Charlotte 14 Club Terrace. Newport News, Va. Ray. Marsha College Street Extension, Oxford, N. C. Ray, Carolyn 700 Lake Boone Trail, Raleigh, N. C. Rector. Nancy Greenview Drive. Waynesville. N. C. Rhodes. Robin 2959 Riverside Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla. Rich, Linda Box 202, Clinton, N. C. Rich. Lizbeth Ann 819 Pershing Sauare. Lynchburg. Va. Richardson, Sara Lou 1711 East Waxhaw Road. Monroe. N. C. Roach. Vici 216 Mitchell Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Roberts. Carroll 3950 Plymouth Road. Durham, N. C. Roberson. Agnes Grimball Park Drive. Hazelwood, N. C. Robertson. Lynn Box 132. Knightdale. N. C. Robinson, Joy 1437 Sterling Road, Charlotte, N. C. Sample. Sue 320 Oakwood Drive. S!atesville. N. C. Saunders. Ann 4560 Ortega Blvd.. Jacksonville 10. Fla. Scales, Lou 200 Fayetteville Road. Rockingham, N. C. Scarborough. Molly 1902 Walnut St.. Lumberton. N. C. Schafer. Barbara 3009 Cardinal Drive. Augusta, Ga. Searcy. Bell 43 Guilds Woods. Tuscaloosa. Ala. Seaber. Lydia Route 1, Blythewood. S. C. Sears. Virginia 2111 Fairview Road, Raleigh, N. C. Seay, Linda 1521 Brightridge Drive. Kingsport. Tenn. Seear. Jette 938 Paramount Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Sellars. Ann 204 Elmwood Drive. Greensboro, N. C. Shannon. Judith 2213 Eden Parkway. Lakeland, Fla. Shearin. Cvnthia 3800 Woodbine Street. Chevy Chase 15, Md. Sheets. Sandra 224 Roslyn Road, Winston-Salem. N. C. Sims. Vicki Rt, 2, Box 351, Selma, Ala. Smith. Agnes 8905 Tolman Road, Richmond, Va. Smith. Dorothy Ann 146 Victoria Road. Spartanburg. S. C, Smith, Elma Sue P.O. Box 151. Mount Airy. N. C. Smith. Eleanor Sutton (Mrs.) Winston-Salem. N. C. Smith. Elizabeth H. 1815 Woodcrest Road. Birmingham 9. Ala. Smith. Linda 17 Stoneleigh Park, Westfield. N. J. Smith. Molly Shannon 410 South Main St.. Mount Airy. N. C. Smith, Rebecca 400 West Main St., Benson, N. C. Spangler, Sally ?93 Linden Drive. Danville. Va. Spikes. Robbie Jane 2745 Dogwood Road. Durham. N. C. Stallings. Mary Ann 412 North 3rd Street. Smithfield. N. C. Stallings. Patricia Anne 3112 Pinehurst Place. Charlotte, N. C. Starling. Margaret Rose P. O. Box 98. Roseboro, N. C. Stimpson. Marie Route 1. Pfafftown, N. C. Still. Martha 2426 East Lake Drive. Raleigh. N. C. St. Martin. Ann Box 342. Gate City. Va. Stokes, Nina Ann 1607 Lancelot Lane, Winston-Salem, N. C. Stone. Emily 128 Johnson St., Canton, N. C. Starnes. Patricia 315 South 3rd Street. Albemarle, N. C. Stone. Margaret 800 Sycamore St.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Storey. Edith Ellen Beiiita Dr.. Route 4. Matthews. N. C. Stuart. Frances 22 Boyden Street, Badin, N. C. Suddath. Abbie A. 515 Hampton Court. Athens, Ga. Summerell. Julia 407 South Hanna Street. Gastonia. N. C. Sustare, Nancy 417 Virginia Avenue, Nashville, N. C. Sweum. Janet Box 4. Whiteville. N. C. Tallev. Martha 733 South Green St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Tallman, Martha 2728 Walton Way, Augusta, Ga. Taylor, Frances 800 Nottingham Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Taylor, Suzanne Rt. 7, Twin Oaks Drive. Winston-Salem, N. C. Terry. May 410 Forest Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C. p. H. Ilancs Knitting Co. pays tribute to the schools and colleges of North Carolina and to the people who study there to prepare themselves for a fuller life and greater service to mankind HANES P. H. HANES KNITTING CO. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Tesch. Sarah 1912 Peachtree Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Thompson, Doris 308 East Main St., Plymouth, N. C. Thompson, Jane 465 Sullivan Road, Statesville, N. C. Threatt, Carol Old Wilson Road, Rockv Mount, N. C. Thrower, Tina 410 Gaston Avenue, Belmont, N. C. Thrower. Joan 811 Countrv Club Drive, High Point, N. C. Tobias, Betsy Kay Cloverdale, Va. Todd, Elizabeth Ann 512 West Stuart Drive, Galax, Va. Tomlinson, Harriet 825 Sherrod Avenue, Florence, Ala, Townes. Alta Lu 725 S. Lorraine Blvd., Los Angeles 5. Calif. Townsend. Sally Manquin, Va. Townson. Grace Box 191. Edenton. N. C. Trarisou. Anna 310 Wentworth Drive. Greensboro. N. C. Turner. Jean Route 2, Box 473, Greensboro. N. C. Tvndall. Joyce 1800 Cambridge Drive, Kinston, N. C. Tvson, Sallv 107 Badger Court, Box 627, Clinton N. C. Umberger. Nancy 270 Hammond Avenue. Kingsport, Tenn. Upchurch. Eloise 101 Magnolia St.. Raeford, N. C. Van Liere. Vicki 1201 Rockford Road. High Point. N. C. Venters. Gayle 6 East Bayshore. Jacksonville. N. C. Vincent. Evelyn 7 Country Club Drive. Danville, Va. Vitale. Elise Railroad Avenue. Georgetown. Del. Waddell. Judith Box 328. Greenville. Tenn. Wade. Jo Ann Box 22. Wildwood. N. C. Wagoner. Eugene Yadkinville. N. C. Wainwright. Susan 606 Trinity Drive. Wilson. N. C. Waldman. Martha 1849 Winston Road. Charlottesville, Va. Walker. Annatield 219 Garrett Street. Roxboro, N. C. Walker. Grace 1002 W alker Drive. Kinston, N. C. Wallace, Beth 912 Elizabeth Road, Shelby, N. C. Ward, Helen Elizabeth Box 375, Seroe Colorado, Aruba, Nether- lands Antilles Ward, Lynda Greenwood Road, Chapel Hill, N. C. Warren, Sheena 1800 Mecklenburg Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Warthen, Jean 1509 Clayton Ave., Lynchburg. Va. Weathers. Patricia 935 Heard Ave., Augusta, Ga. Weeks. Patsy 3048 Pine Needle Road, Augusta. Ga. Wells. Diana Old Norwalk Road. New Canaan. Conn. West. Elizabeth Anne 3704 Starmount Drive, Greensboro. N. C. Weatherill. Sara R. R.D.. Chester Springs. Penn. White, Craig Tenella Road, New Bern, N. C. 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Chamber Headquarter?: Cherr - St. and Coliseum Dr. I James Gordon Hanes Community Center Bldg.) Tel. PArk 5-2361 CONGRATULATIONS FISHER ' S CLEANERS DYERS 822 West Fourth WlNSTON-S. LEM, N. C. Compliments of PETER W. BLUM SON SHEET METAL CONTR.ACTORS 80.5 North Trade Street Winston-Salem 1. N. C. WALKER ' S FLORISTS Serving ' inston-Salem for Over a Half Centur - Choice Flowers For Any Occasion W e Grow Our Own Select Cut Flow ers Choice Potted Plants • Corsages • Bouquets Potted Plants • Table Decorations • Cut Flowers Wedding Funeral Work Our Specially niAL PA 5-9706 FOR YOUR FAVORITE FOUNTAIN TREAT . . . DAIRY BAR Norlh iile hupping Center • South Stratford Road Congratulations to the Seniors McPhail ' s China. Silver, Chrystal and Fine Jewelry 410 Spruce Street Thruway Shopping Center Now any woman can be financially independent Security ' .s new Women ' s Optional Income Plan, available only to women, guarantees life income to supplement Social Security benefits. Its cost is specially in line with the working girl ' s paycheck, the housewife ' s pin money. Security — something for EVERY WOMAN to think about GORRELL SIEWERS AGENCY 420 North Spruce Street WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Phone: PArk 2-2579 or PArk 4-0571 Charles N. Siewers, C.L.U. Spencer Waggoner Bill Woodley Conrad West Robert W. Gorrell R. Ray Holder Vernie Snider SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 jPost creations Compliments of Carpenter ' s Flower Shop CAROLINA Marble and Tile Company Since 1921 CONTRACTORS FOR TILE, MARBLE. TERRAZZO FLOORS Phone PArk 4-3641 1001 Northwest Boulevard P. 0. Box 1153 PINE HALL BRICK AND PIPE CO., INC. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ( ' .iniii liiin ' iils of the West Fourth at Trade WINSTON-SALEM. NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Piedmont Federal Savings and Loan Association Winston-Salem, North Carolina (EobbitU COLLEGE PHARMACY COR. HAWTHORNE LOCKLAND Phone PA 3-1867 Winston-Salem, N. C. PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Bobbitts Dotvnslairs Store INVITATIONS CENTER PIECES FAVORS PARTY NAPKINS COMPLETE ENSEMBLES GIFTS AND TOYS BRIDGE ACCESSORIES MONOGRAMMING Carole Meadows Says ' beautiful shoes can be comfortable when fitted by Tie WINSTON • SALEM ROBERT ROLLINS BLAZERS Inc. 832 Broadway New York 3. N. Y. SPECIALIZED BLAZER SERVICE To Schools Sororities Classes Bands Colleges Fraternities Athletic Teams Glee Clubs Golf Clubs Honor Societies Awards Committees Choral Groups Compliments of INICDL VND COMPANY INC 2100 GLENDALE STREET WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. r CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA THE SOUTHS FINEST ANNUAL ENGRAVERS SINCE 1915 Going in a group? Charter a GREYHOUND® AMERICA ' S MOST RELIABLE CHARTER SERVICE! it ' s such a comfort to take the bus., and leave the driving to usi CompJimenIs of K W CAFETERIA Between the Bus Station aiitl the R. E. Lee Hotel on North Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Complitnenls of Stk-kite VENETIAN BtIND tfAWNING CO MANUFACTURERS Venetian Blinds ■ Avinings • Window Shades - Drapery • Hardware Window Scre- ' ns - Folding Doors 510 South Marshall Street DIAL PA 2-5205 STALEY ' S CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE 2000 REYNOLDA ROAD WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Phone PA 3-8631 Compliments of H. L. GREEN 436 North Liberty Street THE SUN PRINTING CO. Printing and Publishing Dial PA 5-0606 414 Bank Street, S.W. Winston-Salem. N. C. AUTD GRAPHS SALEM ACADEMY ft COLLEGE D 2TbO 02063 1