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

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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.

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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 .