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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

Gramley Library Salem Academy and College Winston-Salem, N.C. 27108 M i h K ■ S % ' £Q$ : jjk_ ' •i : 4 . ■ ' ■■■ PAT HOWELL • MARJI JAMMER ■ GAY AUSTIN BEVERLY HEWARC • CATHY GILCHRIST • SALLY BEVERLY • COLQUITT MEACHAM • GAYLE VENTERS • DONNA RAPER • VICKI SIMS CAROLYN McLOUD • MISSY ALLEN • CAROL THREATT ■ AGNES SMITH • ANNA TRANSOU MARTHA WALDMAN • MARTY RICHMOND. _ j SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS A STUDENT BODY PUBLICATION SALEM COLLEGE WINSTON-SALEM NORTH CAROLINA ABBIE A. SUDDATH, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MARY OETTINGER, BUSINESS MANAGER ANN SELLARS, PHOTOGRAPHER — — • — i —. • . ■ • km • ' ' K i 4 •m . :E ' v .h. !• V V ' ■ kd fe, ' Lte T - l ■ .v • ,• • k - v - V vr, I FOREWORD k A nother year of Standing at the Portals at opening chapel. Greetings from past students extended their best wishes for the year. The faculty surveyed the students and noticed a large block of new faces in the balcony and behind the first eight rows of mortar boards. ' 60-61 had begun. Big decisions in the first few iveeks: accepting and sign- ing the Honor Tradition, contemplating whether or not to send that letter home saving, I ' m homesick. I just don ' t understand. Where do I go from here? But by October, newness had disappeared: freshmen felt collegiate, although they knelt before seniors, and upperclassmen felt as though there had been no summer vacation. The leaves on the church were crimson; the weekend exodus for football games left the campus tranquil on Saturday afternoons. But it ivas still warm enough for one last barefooted run through the grass in front of Babcock or to sit behind Lehman drying hair. A feiv of the nature lovers suffered, though, and sniffled on their trek to the infirmary for a temperature-reading— pulse-taking diagnosis of aspirin and salt water gargle. Politics and the New Frontier raised everyone ' s blood pressure. Bus loads of Salemi tes left to hear Henry Cabot and to go all the way Lodge with LB] and JFK. Colquitt, Sally, and Aha Lu rode in the parade with Mother Rose, and Liz. Cathy, and Cynthia et al distributed Nixon banners at the shopping centers. Rain on Hal- loiveen night didn ' t discourage the Democratic ralh behind Republican headquarters. Where did th warm water come from that poured of] the roof during the speeches? And did tin seniors go trick or ■Blue Bomb? f % treating afterwards in the If IQjjjjj The vote was as close on P I k,. campus as it was nationally — only in the other way. TVs stayed on all night on election day, but the T die-hards finally admitted defeat. Opposing parties renewed friendships and campaign buttons were optimistically put away for four years. No one could believe it, but it was time for six weeks tests. Who had notes for the Saturday Eleanor Fishel, President ol l u Students classes ' What happened to all the interlinear translations of The Canterbury Tales ' ? Coffee, no-doze, and dex were consumed in enormous quantities as lights burned into th e wee. wee hours all over campus. Everyone could catch up on her sleep over Thanksgiving — a little more than a long weekend ; the activities between then and Christmas resembled a treadmill something to do or somewhere to go almost every night; studies had to be finessed until Christm as 11 Foreign Students, left to right: Ricki Eikendal, Meggi Schuetz -now really, who ever studied during Christmas? Then tin same, only greater, rat race till the end of January with tht same diet of stimulants. But those who wanted to make it hack- second semester did. by the grace of someone, for the confu- sion of registration and drop-add and procuring valuable books and lab manuals from Mr. Suavely. Some skirts were much tighter than they had been in the fall — of course it was due to the chicken shortbread and the smothered mystery meats in the refectory and not the toasted pound cake with hot fudge sauce at the Barn. And sitting the library all day working on a term paper didn ' t help the Spread either. The large sno ws 13 T 14 f last year stayed away, but the Friday and Saturday morning sleets were just enough to make everyone wonder if she would be able to get away or if he would be able to make it here. A few warm days brightened everyone ' s spirits and brought the dormies out for exci, cit- 4|; ■ !■ ' 3 ! $ Vifcwv ; ing events and male invaders from near and far on all kinds of week nights. Was that a car driving between Babcock and Strong ' Who enjoyed Wake Forest ' s victory in the Garden more — the twenty- • five cars full that circled the Square or the six fuzz who sat in 15 r front of the library until two: Spring vacation and trips; the last lap. only sev en more weeks to go. Studying was not so difficult when it could be done outside — unlei ss someone or some- ing was distracting nearby. Sunny days and warm nights and popcorn at the drive-in and some type of demonstration to release pent-up tensions and weeks going by all too quickly. Tin seniors lined up in caps and gowns again— this time for closing chapel—could it be closing time so soon? Firsts, fast, fun: that was and this is SALEM ' 61. 16 - 17 DEDICATION i i ■ V. A Chevy whirls around the Square and into a slot in front of Main Hall just as the 8:30 bell rings. Questions are asked from the edge of the desk, and the classroom in the round investigates the social and cultural aspects of history. A dyed in the green democrat pauses to cook supper for a class, mail Christmas cards to students, send a cake on opening night, and back for stimu- lation prefaced by Actually or Well, quite frankly. . . . Provoking thought and being thought- ful: never too busy for a conference over coffee and never still for a moment— only twenty-four hours in a day. But always there— when and where needed — constantly meeting the challenge and challenging others. For this, the Class of ' 61 dedicates SALEM ' 61 to Dr. Inzer Byers. 18 , R ain : what a logical welcome to Salem. Off with the high heels and on with the scarves and iiji to third floor Clewell or Babcock with ideas of liking everyone id loving the unknown roommate, and with a birage of steamer trunks and stereo sets to the minute room behind the door with Salem 64 ' on it. The parents left, and the unscheduled orientation games began: 19 H ACADEMIC DEAN 1 OECOPOER i 1 - And whom do you know from David- son? Do you have a connection with the Zete ' s at Carolina? Will you teach me the Greek alphabet? I don t know beta from a theta? All the Wake V Orientation Committe Forest boys are coming for the combo party? Then to the din- ing hall for the first meal at Salem and introductions to paper plates, plastic Chairmen of Orientation, left to right: Janet Yarborough, Bettn Cox. forks, and the sophomores, juniors, and seniors who left the beach a week early to be a bare-legged Santa Claus or a two headed uke player at the study lamp-lit Club Carnival and to entertain the surplus at 20 the comboless combo party. By Friday the tests were over, the returning upperclassmen had hugged everyone, the faculty per usual had outdone the students in their interpretation of baseball, groups were formed for renting post office boxes; and. as soon as the fashion show was over, there was free time for the first time and a first date waiting bach- at the dorm. Cars were backed up to Blum Street; 11:30 came too soon; handbook study hadn ' t included what to do at the door: after all. he was a first date. Orientation week at last was over when the Y installed new members — the tra- 1 Bi i - ' 1 9l 1 . w 1 H t =0 ! A ' i B m Ifl Br Br V ' M W P 01 ■-3 ss M   ditional white-clad candle-lit scene. The activities of the Y, hoivever, went beyond the tra- ditional attempts to coordinate and encourage all campus religious activities: Becky ex- tended the work of Sociology in order to provide opportunities for more Salem girls to WJ ite down names at the Bloodmobile. answer telephones at the Red Cross, send Christmas cards to ladies at the Salem Home, ' ' $ , ' ig . ' -v- . •W9 teach the Red Shield girls how to Sally Gillespie, President of ) W.C. A. L -.X : 5S cook and sew. and help with other Community Service Projects W which bring an inner I ' ve done good satisfaction and a front page feature in the Sunday paper. In the gym, the W.R.A. 22 — Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, left to right, first row: Linda Baskford; second row: Joy Robinson, Trisha Weathers, Chris Joyce, fish Johnston: third row: Becky She! . Linda Leaird, Ann Kearfott, Ann Butler. Irene McKain, Beck) Gaston. Irene Rose. John II. Johansen. Head of Religion Department. 23 ■■■iB H Hi w W m jftflffifflfi sraa t WS found new sights: by spring everyone could be pro- ficient at Bounce-Bounce. Female D ' Artagnans waved their foils and shouted, En garde! as they prepared to match skills in the artful sport of fencing. Miss Woodward and Katie hoped the student body would accept the new constitution proposing clubs instead of class teams so that the new scoreboard and more people would get a work- U ' .R.A. Council, lejt to right, first row: Margaret Carpenter. Nancy Joyner: second row: Site Smith, Susan Purtlie, Kay Cundifj Sue Randak: third row: Eleanor Workman. Martha Cole Glenn, Susan Wainwright, Agnes Smith, Lou Liles, Frances Taylor. out. Fridays for faculty: profes- sors joined students in a release from the frustrations of teaching or studying (or other frustra- Lejt to right: Katy Korhlitzky. President o) it R.A.: Miss Anne Woodward, Head of Physical Education Deportment. lions) and attempted to remove the Salem-fed bulge by practicing their hook shots or brush- ing up serves or just plain playing. L ' Come on down to the gym and get rid of that fat! And suddenly it was warm: time for the putting green and tennis courts, and wondering if the temperature would be consistently above seventy-five for three days so Dr. ■ % M Bahnson would open the swimming pool. i c I Who would be the one to close it? H ■ Dr. Dale H. Gramley, [ ' resilient. Jack M. I! hile. Assistant In the President. 26 ■MMMIBP r Am- R. Heidbreder, Dean oj Students «! Im M.Hixson, icademic Dean. 27 FACULTY Albright, Mils. Lena A., B.A., Ceramics iNscoMBE, Hir. Francis Charles, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., History, Emeritus i stin, Thomas E.. U.S.. M.A.. Chemistry ami Physics iVERA, Mrs. Frances II.. B.M., M.M., Piano Bell. Ralph R.. B.A., B.M.E., Woodwind, Brass and Percussion Bloesch, Richard J.. B.D.. M.S.M.. Voice Bowen. Mrs. Lolise C, Piano Bray, James I... A.B., Eil.M., Education Byers, Dr. M. Inzer. A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D., History Cash, Miss Mary, B.M.. Theory Cosby, Bertram ( ).. M.S.. M.S.. Chemistry Covington, Miss Evabelle, B.A., M.A.. Sociology, Economics, Emeritus Cox, Miss Carolyn, U.S.. Physical Education Edwards, Thurman. Gull Instructor Gokhale, Dr. B. G.. A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Asian Studies Greider, Miss Harriet, Piano. Emeritus Guthrie, Mrs. Eleanor S.. B.A.. Harp Hampton, George Calvin, B.M.. Organ Head, Mrs. Linda R.. H.M.. M.M.. Piano Heidemann, H ns. B.M., Piano H lls, Dr. Barbara B.. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Psychology Honeyci tt, Mrs. Pue C. B.S.. Home Economics Jacobowsky, Ei gene. B.S.. M.A.. Violin Jacobowsky, Mrs. Joan. B.S.. M.A.. ,.;, , Jordan, J mes M.. B.A.. M.A., English Kuinis. Mrs. Lucia R.. U.S., Education Kellogg, Peter. B.S .. Mathematics Kesler, Miss Anne Mercer, B.A., M.F.A.. An McCorkle, Dr. Donald. B.M.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Musicologist McKinley, Daniel L., B.A., M.A.. Biology Medlin. Charles, Cello, Piano Melvin, Mrs. Mary, B.A.. M.A., French, Italian Michie, A. Hewson. Jr., B.A., M.A.. History Paine:, Stephen. B.A.. M.A.. English Parker, Mrs. June C, B.A., French Samson, Miss June. B.A., M.A.. Public School Musi, Sanders, Wii.mir D.. B.A., M.A.. German. French Scott, Mrs. Li. ill V.. B.A., M.A.. Spanish, French Smith, Arthi r, Jr.. B.S.. M.A., Art Smith. Mrs. Helen B., A.B.. M.A.. Piano Smith. Dr. Minnie J.. B.A., M.A.. Ph.D., Classics, Emeritus Starr, Mrs. Nell IS.. Voice, Emeritus Stewart, Dr. Mary. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Religion, Philosophy Wendt, Rorert L., B.A.. M.A.. Economics. Sociology White. Dr. William B„ B.A.. U.S., M.A.. Ph.D.. English Wollman, Walter, B.M., M.M.. Piano 29 An ong the traditional aims and aspects of Student Leadership were new ideas, new people, new places. Churchill calmly called meetings to order: then the fireworks began. Clarifications, revis- ions. proposals, and Vickis vehement, You know what I mean? The gnashing of teeth and waving of arms brought progressive changes: now a Wake Forest weekend can be almost like one at Carolina— but what consti- tutes an official chaperone? And the spirit of the rules was uncovered to be as important as the rules themselves— interpretation: now an underclassman can drive her parents car i in Winston-Salem without her K ' .« par e nts in it if she doesn ' t pick Churchill Jenkins, President o Student Government. m w m tt Mmtim mm wmmmmmm i mm. . . Legislative Board, left to right, first row: Louisa Freeman, Nancy Peter, Katy Kochtitzky, Mary La Nuckols, Janet i arborough, Vicki Sims; second row: Abbie A. Suddath, Nancy Hackbarth, Juiiy Summerell, Ann Hutaff. Carroll Roberts, Lucy Lane, Sallie Pax- ton; third low: Helen John, Nina Ann Stokes, Barbara Edwards, Ann Saunders, Dean Major, Harriet Tomlinson. up a Salem girl or drive back to campus, but she can ' t keep her own car parked out in town. Preferential voting: the answer to the usual election gripes. Legislative Board hashed the possibilities over for weeks, canipii to give their views. plicated system based on after a ten minute multi- invited speakers from other and finally drew up a c om- Agnes Scott ' s procedure; sensory aided demonstra- 31 tion, the student body blasely accepted the proposal. Plans for a more attractive Student Center moved Stee Gee from their hot, claustrophobic room to hot- ter quarters in Bitting basement, where the pipes rattled their disapproval every time a vote was taken. Lynn and her Chapel Committee took the usual as- ibly complaints about uninformed, unintelligent Officers o] Legislative Board, left to right: Alice Muss, treasurer: Hetty Cox, secretary; I. van Ligon, vice-president. speakers and initiated units about twentieth century culture. That hour before lunch on Tuesdays and Thurdays wasn ' t so long second semester. But the hour before supper on Mondays dragged on for Sally and the rest of fudi MM M HB y Board with petition after petition, case after case, problem after problem. After dark means, ' after dark ' — whenever that may occur — not necessarily after 7:30 you have late permission, you still have to be in at a specified time ' The left-wingers mumbled behind the backs of their hands that the rule in question should he repealed. Some of the house Judicial Board, left to right: Agnes Smith, Beth Xarman. Douglas Htinrich, Jane Givens, Sally Beverly, Sally Tyson, Jackie Baker. Nancy Butler, Suzannah Parker. Trisha JF eathers, Johanna Johnson. Sail} T ood, Chairman oj Judicial Board If innie Bath, Secretary of Judicial Board M i fi ■ ■■MMM M presidents never could keep enough call down sheets, but others had a surplus — the seniors didn t have the problems of forgetting to sign in, talking on the phones over five minutes, or inking books into chapel. Barbara issued reminders though about taking food out of the refectory or wearing Bermudas or hair rolled up on front campus — kind of hard to hide SB I.R.S. Council, left to right, first row: Becky Neivsome. Martha Ann Martin. Suzanne Taylor, Brenda Flynt, Craig White, Vary Lawrence Pond, Hannah Gilliam, Jane Kelly; second row: Lou Liles, Carolyn McLoud, Ann Saunders, Marguerite Harris. Lynn Robertson, Lynn Bu ■!!,. twenty jumbo rollers — too bad clips wouldn ' t turn out a bouffant hairdo. The Corrin strong walls 34 , ! J l .iS™ H !ii t- « around the Snow Palace actually swung the night of the Christmas Dance with the Catalinas version of U ooly II illie that could be heard all the way to the post office. (II ho was that couple wearing sunglasses anil drinking water out of a paper cup?) The sometimes inconvenient high standards set forth by I.R.S. brought fame, however, in the March Mademoiselle when eight Sulemites were featured in New Knits In Old Salem. Barbara Edwards, President of l.R.S. I a REATIVE ARTS: area of ex- pressional outlet for the talents of Salemites. The hours spent at the easel, dabbing a little more brown here, a little less white there re- •;-■: X ■ suited in exhibits in the spring. Trips to the gallery for creators and appreciators alike: the blue and white wagons rolled up First Street again. Definitions , Edwin Shewmake, H-ead of Art Department of what constitutes a work of art made for heated discussions, and someone would always ask, II hat if the Mona Lisa were in the middle of 36 Aml m  m M mii m im  m iMt,H W € . m J i a forest? ' ' With the Zeitgeist at Salem being un- definable because of cults of traditionalists and of contemporaries, the response was never ade- quate for everyone. When the room on third 37 HmggmMBHHMflHHHim floor was darkened, nap time began for some; for others it was viewing slides of examples of cubism, futurism, surrealism, and finding out what the neoteric terms meant. Along with the trend of newness was the Pierrette ' s production of Jean-Paul Sartre ' s No Exit. Miss Battle went out on the proverbial limb to stage the modern drama. Everything about tht IS I I H IIIIIIIII I I J I I I U WWMI MM Pierrette Council, left t right, Itrst row: Sue Sample, Ann Saunders; second ruw: Sybrilla Caudle, I irginia Anderson, Peggy Brown, Nina Ann Stokes. production was radically different from the Salem plays of the past. Extensions had to be constructed for the stage in Old Chapel. Pipes were erected and suspended to create Barbara H. Battle, Head of Dramatics Department. an impressionistic set. Lights had to be checked and switched and fixed to achieve the right effect for the chang- ing moods. Before opening night students began hearing ' hell and lesbian being used freely to explain implica- tions of the play. Ten min utes before curtain. Colquitt, Johnny, Shannon, and Liz were left alone to feel their parts and live the characters Pierrette production staff, left to right, first row: Peggy Brown. Bitty Cox, Marji Jammer, Sally Beverly, Betsy Hicks: second row: Vicki Sims, Ann Saunders, Joy Robinson, Liz Wilson, Johanna Johnson, Alary Oeltinger. of Estelle. Joseph. Inez, and the maid for the next hour and a half. The audience squirmed: Old Chapel seemed to be getting hotter; ap- plause indicated Vicki ' s production was a suc- cess. The theater-goers comments echoed. Hell is other people. ' Jubilation spread throughout the cast and production staff. Hands were not so shakey in applying make-up the second night. And remember a Cloret before the love scene. Love scenes: it came to the attention of some that the elevator in the music building was being used for pur- po ses other than transportation. ' ' Surely The Dean hadn ' t put up that notice. Maybe it had been the work of a lung-haired musician. The Chorale Ensemble con- tinued Id hi ' Salem ' s ambassadors of voice by entertain- 42 Clemens SandresKy, Dean of the School of Music. — uHHHMMginnsaUUHHHBBUIH F1 Vf ing at luncheons, travelling to Danville for a performance, and singing at Russell ' s church. Those who wen! to Memorial Hall only on Tuesday and Thursdays heard a sampling of the accomplished faculty in a chapel apet pro- gram sponsored by the Music Club. The little students from town were always under foot and in the practice rooms which made it necessary for girls to go to music hall even earlier 43 and on Sunday mornings. It was rather difficult Jessica Marloiv, President of Music Club. to explain the music and smoke coming from a third floor window to the Moravians on their way to church and to practice while keeping fingers crossed that The Dean ' wouldn ' t drop in. But what other way could enough hours be spent in preparation Left to right: Dot Fricli. President of Chorale Ensemble: Paul Peterson, Head of Voice Department. IIOHlHIHMWMIIMIIlHlllillMlIM Margaret Vardell Sandresky, Head of Organ Department. for a senior recital? At the other end of the campus but also in a third floor studio, the Dansalems moved freely in their creative interpretations of music moods or poetry. From j or- traying an emotion to a T. S. Elliot cat the lithe-like figures Music Club, seated: Vary Preiette. lelt to right: Dot Frick, Mattie Gay Lee. Missy Allen. Irene McKain, Jane Pendleton, Ann Cunningham, Katy Koehtitzky. Nancy Clay. Peggy Farrow. Nancy Lytic. Judy Newman. Put Robinson. Jo Dunbar, Margaret Carpenter. Kay Ezzell. 45 ¥ draped themselves over and around the practice bars. Their recital and May Day within two weeks of each other kept the Dansalems in leotards and practice constantly — the group clinics in Greensboro and Durham had improved their style and expression. I isible evi- dence of creativity at Salem. Kaye Pennington, President at Dansalems. 46 : ■in •• mi m ■ HUii ■■■■ ' ■■ ■■ ■ ' ' - ' ■ ■ M s. alem ' 61 . . . the first year with three PUBLICATIONS included in the .student budget. Flicky ' s British ace cut pleaded for creative contributions for a successful Arch ty. J olume II. Submissions and readings and rewritings of stories and poems left the staff blurry eyed and wonder- Felidt ' ■ «■ Editor of Archways ing what would appeal most to their peers. In the interii Salemites paused around the Square to find out about bt 47 vond the Square and issues of the Square. Mary Lu ¥ Left to right: Libba Lynch, Man- aging Editor; Ellen Rankin, Copy Editor. tackled the gripes through her editorials in the Salem- ite : the library opened on Sunday nights for the first time; the quality of chapel programs improved; a re- sponse to writer May Sartins statement that Salem students are bland received national publication. Left to right: Becky Chappell, Advertising Manager: Donnis Mauney, Circulation Manager; Nancy Peter, Assistant Business Manager. Left to right: Becky Boswell, News Editor; Peggy Brown, Feature Editor. -L. ■ ■PHDnBDmoiilil C- w 3 i Writers, left to right, first row: Janet Yarborough; second row: Beck y Shell, Dot Grayson, Anne Romig. Susan Hughes, Associate Editor. Headline Editors, left to right: Madge Kemp- ton, Alta La Toivnes, Tish Johnston, Sasan R ' i Ku i kendall. Sara Lou Richardson Business Manager Managing staff and typists, left to right: Anne Moore, Elizabeth Smith, Rooney Nelson, Mary Jane (.rowel . Elise itule. Ginger Hard. 49 Next door neighbors, the Sights and Insights found Mary Oettinger, Business Manager their new office conducive to new ideas in annualogy. Despite everyone ' s saying it couldn t be done, Abbit did it with long horizontals here and extreme verticals there and running copy. Pride in a vangard — Salem 61 . WBr m 5 IfHk: Class Editors, left to right: Sally b even Left to right: Gay Austin, Club Edi- tor; Beverly Heward, Art Editor; Carolyn 1 Loud. Assistant Copj Editor; Morji Jammer, Copy Editor. ™ Class Advertising Managers, left to right: Anna Transou, Martha Waldman, Marty Richmond. Lett to right :Carol Threatt. Assistant Advertising Manager ; Missy Allen. Advertising Manager : Agnes Smith, Assistant Business Manager. tlquitt Mearham, Carle Venters. Donna Roper, Pat Howell, Assistant Editor. V ■i n iiiii i ii Hi niwi n E nglish students and mad scientists paused for the almighty cigarette as did other students of LIBERAL ARTS colleges across the country. Liberal arts: equal status to the sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities it said in the catalogue. But what all was included in the equal status of the one hundred and eighty-ninth session of Salem? The science building was twice as large after completion of the ad- dition. Biologists on the second floor paid trib ute to their deceased feline friends with Roy Campbell. Head of Biology Department. Left to right: Dr. Carson B. French, Head of Chemistry Depart- ment; Ann Butler, President of Labtings. Sara Lou Richardson, President of Home Economics Club. a depiction on the blackboard of the felicide by Adolf E. Campbell and Hard Hearted But- Margaret P. Snow, Head of Home Econom- ics Department. ler. The haloed kitty sang Glory, Glory, Microscopic all the way to cat heaven. One floor above the Campbell Hilton in Snow Haven the home economists were busily 54 Mm MMB i ( Lublings. left to right, first row: June Pendleton, Irene Noell, Nancy Haikbarth. Marjorie Foyles, Monica Mengoli, Ann Butler, Kay Long, Margaret Hagaman, Sheila Smith; second row: Nina Ann Stokes, Jean lauldin. Sue Parhant, Paula MacPherson. Susan Enns, Alice Reid. lar Hunter, Susan Purdie. Margaret Fonda. fh  3 1 7 Home Economu s Club, left to right, seated: Molly Scarborough. Marie Harris. Lynn Ligon. Sandi Wimmer. Aim Lamp. Elaine Falls. Sully Philpott: standing: Lou Liles. Nancy McCoy, Robin Rhodes, Man DeNeule Long, Bar- bara Harrington, Eleanor Quick. Sara Lou Richardson, Martha Parroll. testing convenience foods, evaluating textile processes, discussing the trends and implica- tions of the profession and the status of women today; home ec ivas the first B.S. degree to require seminar and comps. Using manners learned way back in meal management, the girls were hostesses to their new neighbors, the math department. Mr. Curlee took the south 55 -- ' ■:- .■■:-■:, - :i :: : ' ,« ■ t : !ili . ,. SlU ' ji steps o j days when the lab swelled good. Too bad the odors couldn ' t have been as pleasant on the ground floor around the glistening bottles in the stock room. Even if there were multitudes of irlee T. Curlee, Head oj Mathematics Department. ■WKk assignments, Salemites attended lectures. Miss Br id and the Lecture Committee engaged per- sonalities that appealed to all types of students. Muggeridge in his dry wit told jokes that were 56 MHM M reacted to in a British manner: you tell it at break- fast and laugh at supper. Ferlinghetti. an ex-Carolina man. read from his A Coney of the Mind and a poem he had written especially for his second visit to Sale) Anil Salisbury astounded the audience by being able to talk fluently and coherently for one hour with, no notes. I.R.C. and Humanities Club members listened Harrison Salisbury. Author, International Correspondent. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Avant-garde poet. Jess Byrd. Head of English Department anil Chair- man of Lecture Series ; Malcolm Muggeridge, Essayist, Haaiorist. Dr. Michael Lewis, Heat! oj Modern Language Department. Dr. Alfred M. Denton, Jr., Head of Sociology- Economics Department. Humanities Club, left to right, first row: Judy Summerelf, Janet Yarborough, Betsy Hicks, Susan Ray Kuykendall, Marsha Ray, Alta Lu Townes; second row: Mary Ann Stall in gs, Ricki Eikendal, Mr. Sheivmake, Dr. Lewis, Meggi Schuetz. to visiting speakers ' comments about the project international living, freedom in teaching, the role of conformity. Was it the topics or the coffee l.R.C. Club, left to right, first row: Mary Ann S tailings, Judy Summerelf, Marsha Ray, Susan Ray Kuykendall. Libbie Hatley; second row: Ricki Eiken- dal, Martha Cole Glenn, Meggi Schuetz. 58 Heck) Chunpell. President ul 1.R.C Libbie Hulley. President vl Humanities that drew people to the meetings? The newly confirmed degree added the name of Denton to the other doctors as acting heads of departments: Lewis. Africa, and Austin. Phi Alpha Theta increased membership again at the beginning of second semester f- with the addition of Jane and Steve. Na- tional honors confirmed to liberal arts stu- dents was the incentive for increased interest in the pursuit of knowledge, whether it be Dr. Philip Africa, Head of History Department. in history, English, sociology, religion, science, language, home ec, or math. Phi Alpha Theta, left to right, first row: Dr. Africa, Lynn Robertson. Libbie Hatley, Dean Hixson; second row: Mary Lit Nitckols, Libba Lynch, Jane Givens, Cathy Gilchrist, Dean Heidbreder, Janet } arborough. Dr. Lacy E. Austin, Head of Classical Languages Department. K, iddie art, kiddie lit, kiddie music, kiddie phys. ed.. kiddie writing, and then came the kiddies themselves: theory put to prac- tice in the classroom. Others rolled over and groaned as the girls in EDUCATION clacked around the dorm in heels at eight o ' clock. Posters of Fun With Numbers ' and Let ' s Learn Our Letters 61 Dr. Elizabeth Welch, Head of Education and Psychol- ogy Departments. I fluttered the study rooms in Bitting and Lehman. Explanations of units. lesson plans, and objectives to those not in the program were useless. Dr. Welch, ivith the accelerated seniors and the unaccelerated juniors in methods classes at the same time. had the heaviest schedule of anyone. Alia Lit Townes, President of S.N.E.A. Discipline problems: handling senior boys who winked during class and remaining composed when third graders used four 62 S.IV.E.A., left to right, first row: Suzannah Parker, Cynthia Hyatt. Dottie Thompson: second row: Jane Peele, Ann Kearlott. lane Givens: third row: Suzanne Taylor, Jor Coneway. Emih Stone. Martha Parrot! : laurth row: Marie Harris. Sara Lou Richardson, Elaine Falls. Eleanor Fish el. letter words. The trying times forgotten at the end of six weeks with, Teach. I like you. You taught me real good. HONOR SOCIETY Top to bottom, first row: Sollie Paxton, Sue Parhom, Nancy Peter, Sally Wood; second row: Jane Givens, Dottie Thompson, Libbie Hatley, Emily Stone, Elizabeth Smith. Churchill Jenkins Lynn Ligon a2P jf- T v Sally Wood ORDER OF THE SCORPION S T 1 un L Nltckols Abbie A. Suddath Sallie Paxton Nina Ann Stokes Suzanne Ta lvr Mart Oettinger n May Day Committee, left to right, first row: Beverly Heward, Dot Frick, Elaine Falls; second row: Ann Cunningham, Linda Bashford, Sally Beverly; third row: Cindy Shearin, Chris Joyce; fourth row: Nancy Umberger, Lou Li es, Gail Ogburn. T, he orchestra of crickets and grass- hoppers tuned up. Flowers, leaves. mushrooms, flutes, and fishes waited for their cues to dance out to differ- ent movements of The Nutcracker Suite. Down from the hill came the queen and the maid of honor and the twelve coral-clad princesses to take their seats in the center of the flowers and join in the fun and frolic of the MAY DAY fantasy. The audience didn ' t even notice the tennie pumps to assure 66 Harriet Tomlinson, Chairman ol May Dav Com- mittee. a slippingless and slidingless pageant. Such col or and revelry was the culmination of months of planning and of keeping the theme a well guarded secret. Jette — the first international May Qui but already an established model in national ma ga- zines; Lynn — who appeared on covers and in fes- tivities in Wilmington. They looked as though flowers had taken on personages. 67 THini1WIWWIIll— MB M A Y U E E N R . 1 1 MAID OF HONOR Lynn Ligon 69 c u R T Dot Grayson Sally Wood k Barbara Edwards Martha Tollman Diane Fuller COURT M Agnes Smith Pom Truette 75 T, he gowns might have been too long and the caps too tight, nevertheless, all seventy-two were SENIORS. The last year ft being collegiate. Following tin the Follies represented the All- special type casting by Cathy all kinds of things — including ' lection trend and excitement. American Party (what else) with and Marji for each member of Janet YarhoTOUgh, President of Senior Class. the class. With no overnights to count, unexpected trips home or to Chapel Hill could be wide any night of the week. Schedules were heavy on Monday. Wednesday, and Friday in order to leave Tuesday, and Thursday for si keep- ing and Saturday for leaving. Sally re- lembered the long days and short nights in Oslo, and Abbie and Janet Senior Class Officers, left to right: Snsnn Hughes, treasurer: Dot Frick, secretary; Salt) Tyson, vice- president. 17 wmamm Senior Feature Girls, left to right: Abbie A. Suddath, Janet Yarborough were the class ' s preference for Feature Girls. Sally B. finally had her serenade as the Sweet- heart of Sigma Something but afterwards decided to return the safety pin. More than one sixth of the class did well socially and sported diamonds by the first of the year — not to mention those who already had Mrs. ' affixed to their names. Extra long weekends beginning on Wednesday and ending on Monday took some seniors to New York or Auburn o r Tenne ssee Sally Wood, Oslo Scholar or Florida while another block preferred to entertain the II inston boys. Selection of eight by the faculty for MHO ' S WHO was tht largest representation from Salem in the publication. If arm weather brought river parties and permanent fixtures to the living rooms. And what would happen, after walking across Who ' s It ho in American Universities and Colleges, left to right, first row: Jane Pendleton. Marji jammer: second row: Barbara Edwards, Churchill Jenkins; thud row Janet Yarborough. Lynn Ligon: fourth row: Mary Lu Nuckols, Sail) Wood. the stage June 4th, to the class of 61 ? U LI n ' C U Un in American Universities and Colleges 79 ¥ Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Nancy Elizabeth Allen B.A.: piano Wadesboro, N. C. Carol Mulholland Bernasek B.M. ; organ Winston-Salem, N. C. m ■ ¥ Linda Ryan Bashford B.A.; biology Raleigh, N. C. Sarah Elizabeth Beverly B.A. ; sociology-economics Asheville, N. C. 80 Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Mary Anne Brame B.A.: English North Wilkesboro, N. C. Nannie Sybrilla Caudle B.A.; economics-sociology Elkin. N. C. Ann Elizabeth Butler B.S.; chemistry Greensboro, N. C. Elinor Joy Coneway B.A. ; French Schenectady. N. Y. Felicity Ann Craig B.A. ; English, history Jamaica. B.W.I. 81 ■wum im — uMawiaMHH Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Katherine Cecile Cundiff B.A.; sociology-economics Lynchburg, Va. Joann Marie Doremus B.S.; biology Liberty Corner, N. J. Anne O ' Neal Depland B.A.; history Wilmington, N. C. 4T Mary Catherine DeVilbiss B.A. sociology-economics Richmond, Va. I Barbara Lee Edwards B.A.: art Charlotte. N. C. 82 Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Mary Ann Floyd B.A.; English Lumber ton, N. C. Alice Elaine Falls B.S. : home economies Morganton. N. C. Eleanor Ruth Fishel B.A. ; religion Winston-Salem, N. C. Marjorie Annette Foyles B.S. ; chemistry Wilmington. N. C. 83 ■■HnBnHHUHHH HmHH HHH BHHmn H H W B I Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senio Dorothy Ann Prick B.M.; piano Bassett, Va. V Sally Burwell Gillespie B.M.; public school music Bluefield, Va. Catherine Stuart Gilchrist B.A.; history, English Charlotte. N. C. Jane Hyde Givens B.A.; English Richmond, Va. 84 Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Wanda Heple« Grubbs B.M.: piano Rural Hall. N. C. A Nancy Lynn Hackbartii B.A.; chemistry Arecibo, Puerto Rico Helen Marie Harr is B.S. home economics Charlotte. N. C. Jane Andrews Hinds B.A. English, history Winston-Salem, N. C. Patricia McMillan Horne B.A.; Spanish West Jefferson. N. C. 85 .--—:_ inmnHni T Senior Closs • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Susan Waitt Hughes B.A.; English Asheboro. N. C. Marjorie Anne Jammer B.S. ; home economics Charlotte. N. C. Marilew Moncure Hunter B.A.; biology Coral Gables. Fla. Cynthia Ann Hyatt B.A. ; English Charlotte. N. C. Josephine Churchill Jenkins B.A.; religion Conway, S. C 86 Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Ann Tiffany Kearfott B.A.: Latin Martinsville. Va. Julia Ann Leary B.A.: mathematics Elkin, N. C. I Eugenia Lynn Ligon B.S. : home economics Wrightsville Beach. N. C. Caroline Kochtitzky B.A.: music history and literature Chattanooga. Tenn. 87 T Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Mary Lou Liles B.S.; home economics Sanford. N. C. Alice Irene McKain B.M.: organ Whitmire. S. C. Lottie Elizabeth Lynch B.A.; mathematics Rock Hill. S. C. Mary Carolyn McLoud B.A.; English Elon College, N. C. 88 Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Monica Trueson Mengou B.S.; chemistry Winston-Salem, N. C. Mary Jessica Maruiu B.M.: music history ami literature North Wilkeshoro. N. C. Martha Jean Mauldin B.A.: chemistry Charlotte. N. C. Anne Worthington Neely B.A.: religion Statesville, N. C. Irene James Noell B.S.: chemistry Hillsville. Va. • • 5 1 89 ■p Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Mary Lu Nuckols B.A.; history, English Alexandria. Va. Lucy Phillips Parker B.A.: history Winston-Salem. N. C. Mary Dawson Oettingbr B.A. sociology-economics Kinston, N. C. Julia Clarke O ' Neal B.A.; biology Amelia. Va. Sl wvui Ohkcury Parker B.A. ; economics-sociology Colerain. N. C. 90 ■vm -v. Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Mary Martha Parrott B.S.: home economics Kinston, N. C. Barbara Jane Pendleton B.A.; biology Richmond, Va. Martha Jane Peele B.A.; English. French Williamston, N. C. Sara Walser Philpott B.S. ; home economics Lexington. N. C. 91 Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Mary Frances Prevette B.M.; piano Salisbury. N. C. Sara Lou Richardson B.S.; home economics Monroe. N. C. S j.  IS ' m Linda Lee Rich .A.; sociology-economics Clinton. N. C. Jette Seear B.A.; art Gastonia, N. C. 92 Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Rebecca Lee Shell B. A. ; sociology-economics Statesville, N. C. Emily Sykes Stone B.A.; religion Canton. N. C. Arbie Anita Suddath B.A. English, history Athens. Ga. Vivian Jean Sims B.A.; religion Sehna, Ala. Suzanne Ruth Taylor B.A.; biology, art Clinton. N. C. 93 T Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Doris Lorena Thompson B.A. : mathematics Plymouth. N. C. Alta Lu Townes B.A.; English Los Angeles. Calif. Elizabeth Ann Todd B.A. sociology-economics Galax. Va. Harriet Eloise Tomlinson B.M.; voice Florence, Ala. - Sally Jane Tyson B.A.; French, English Clinton, N. C. 94 Class • Senior Class • Senior Class • Senior Class Jo Ann Wade B.M.; music history and literature Wild I. N. C. Mary Rosalind Wimbish B.A.; biology Clinton. N. C. Sally Ann Wood B.A.; history Smithfield. N. C. Matilda Barnes Woodard B.A. sociology-economics Wilson. N. C. Janet Elizabeth Yarborough B.A.; history Sanford, N. C. VOf V 1 95 H, ad everyone gone Where the boys are? ' The JUNIORS continued to contract during the year with others leaving for apartments and new roommates. But those who remained kept the phones busy in South and Strong and reaped in Greek letter crests from various fra- ternal organizations. Until the distant days in April the theme was I ' m walkin . But after getting wheels juniors decided it was breakfast Juninr Class Officers, left to right: Ann Sellars, Smith, vice-president; Prances Tinier, treasurer. secretary; Acnes Sallie Paxton, f ' resitlent ol Junior Class. Libbie Hulley, Oslo Scholar. nt the Toddle House, lunch at the Triangle, supper at the Steak House, and ten o ' clock break at Staley ' s. Spirit made up for size in the FITS day song contest when Libhie ' s variation on ■You Ain ' t Sick You re Just In Love took first place. In keep- ing with their musical talents, the Big Sisters en tertained their little sisters with a Barn Yard Party in the Club Dining Room, the feature at- traction being a washboard band. All the activities 97 of selling note paper and making ar- rangements for the Fritz Jones (better Junior Feature Girls, fell to right: Sallie Paxton, Dot Grayson. J wmmm known as Ahmad fahmal) trip in order to raise money left little time for Anna to nap. Two breaks from tradition : arranging a junior-senior picnic and selecting new marshal dresses, the latter being a great improvement. And being the first class to benefit from the preferential voting sy stem, the juniors tumultously gulped during the elections in chapel. The class of 62 was beginning their supremacy. 98 Dot Grayson, Chief Marshal Marshals, lelt to right: Nina Ann Stokes. Margaret Diuall. Gail Ogburn, Sallie Paxton, Caroline McClain, Agnes Smith. 99 SI £} . v Fourth roiv: Brenda Flynt. Rural Hall; Dot Grayson. Charlotte; Sara Griffin. Raleigh; Ann Harris. Winston-Salem. Fifth row: Sally Harris. Jackson- ville, Fla.; Libby Hatley. Albe- marle: Beverly Heward. Tenafly. N. J.; Betsy Hicks, Henderson. t $ First row, left to right: Winnie Bath. Florence, S. C. ; Frances Bell. Beau- fort; Beth Bobbitt, Glen Alpine; Peggy Brown, Easton. Pa. Second row: Julia Carr. Winston-Salem; Becky Chappell, Candler; Judy Coston, Asheville; Betty Cox, Laurinburg. £ Third row: Ann Cunning- ham. Spartanburg. S. C. ; Betsy Davis, Williamston; Mary Jane Dunn. Ahos- kie; Margaret Duvall, Cheraw. S. C. First row, left to rijiht Pat Howell, Norfolk. Va. Alice Huss, Gastonia Ann Jewell. Concord Helen John. Laurinburg. Second row: Johanna Johnson. Raleigh: Julia Jones. Durham: Jennie Jordan. Charlotte: Susan Ray Kuykendall. Win- chester. Va. Third row: Dottie Las- siter. Smithfield: Linda Leaird. Fort Lauderdale. Fla. : Mrs. Edith Lowery. Winston-Salem; Caroline McClain. Charlotte. @ d Fourth row: Nancy McCoy. Waynesboro. Va. : Colquitt Meach- am, Atlanta, Ga.: Ann Moore. Greenville: Judy Moore. Beaufort. Fifth row: Anne Morrison. Char- lotte: Carol Munroe. Winston- Salem: Judy Newman. Winston- Salem: Gail Ogburn. Smithfield. 101 V First row, left to right: Sue Parham, Morganton; Sallie Paxton, Rocky Mount; Kaye Pennington, Hartsville, S. C. ; Nancy Peter, Kingsport, Tenn. f -1 . Second row: Eleanor Quick. Raleigh; Sue Ran- dak. Old Greenwich. Conn.; Cynthia Randolph. Burnsville; Ellen Rankin. Greensboro. Third roiv: Lynn Robert- son, Knightdale; Joy Rob- inson, Charlotte; Pat Robinson. Mars Hill; Sue Sample. Statesville. Fourth row: Ann Saunders, Jack- sonville. Fla.: Molly Scarborough. Lumberton; Ann Sellars, Greens- boro. Fifth row: Judy Shannon, Lake- land, Fla.; Sandy Sheets. Winston- Salem; Agnes Smith. Richmond. Va. X V 102 First row. left 10 right: Elizabeth Smith, Bir- mingham, Ala.: Shannon Smith. Mount Airy: Sall Spangler, Danville. Va.: !V1 a r v Ann S t a 1 1 i n g s, Smithfield. Second row: Nina Ann Stokes. Winston -Salem: Edith Storey. Charlotte: Frances Stuart. Badin: Frances Taylor, Greens- boro. Third row: Jane Thomp- son. Statesville; Carol Threatt. Rocky Mount : Tina Thrower. Belmont: Anna Transou. Greens- boro. Fourth row: Eloise Upchurch. Raeford: Susan Wainwright, Wil- son : Trisha Weathers. Augusta. Ga. Fifth row: Craig White. New Bern: Sandy Wimmer: Christians- burg. Va. 103 T, he settled SOPHOMORES: more time to devote to bridge during noisy hour and to per- fecting the twist. It ivas the first year at Salem that they could be upperclassmen to someone. Wearing blue anil white outfits, the cheerleaders praised Judy ' s work- on FITS day and felt ac- complishment in initiating the freshmen to Salem. Lucy led the class investigating the possibilities Lucy Lane. President oj Sophomore Class of a new style of class ring which could be ordered the sophomore year. W hite or yellow gold? Little finger or ring finger? What would please the entire student body? Plans and draw- ings were submitted and by a new article of jewelry. organized her committee Sophomores found out the the first time found out Judy Summerell, Chairman of Fits Day May many Salem girls had Early in November Marsha for the Christinas Banquet. dirt on many seniors and for other seniors. Keen eyes se- lected appropriate gifts such as a cast or a bone or a globe for Santa Jim to give to the big bad girls and good little children. The Twelve Days of Christmas showed those Suphomore Class Officers, left to righ ' : Gayle Venters, treas- urer; Ann West, secretary: Douglas Hcinrich, vice-president. things wanted by all Salem girls, not just the honorees. With the beginning of second semester sophomores haunted the post office waiting to hear if their courses were trans ferable and if their grades were acceptable. Stay or Wancv Butler. Sophomore Feature Girl m ove on? That was the question. More time in Cozy held the answer. Dean took lieaa Major. Sophomore Feature Girl _ I Chapel with her proposals of the refugee student or the sup- port of ten foreign students in their own countries. Nassau hound! was the cry for spring vaa ation. Where were fifteen girls over twenty-one who wouldn ' t be using their l.D. cards or licenses and whose description thi travelers would fit? After all. why go to Nassau and not he able to go in and be served anywhere? The restless weary ones Marsha Ra . Chairman of Christmas came back for the chaotic havoc of room drawing and the dis- Banquet putes of where to room with whom. The class of ' 63 was mov- ing forward. 107 First row, left to right: Normie Abercrombie, Greenwood, S. C. ; Kitty Anderson, Spartan- burg. S. C; Virginia Anderson, Charlotte. V ' Second row: Gay Austin. Ocala, Fla.; Jackie Baker. Charlotte; Jackie Barker. Falls Church. Va. Third row: Anne Barksdale. Leaksville; Becky Bartak. Kingsport. Tenn.; Bonnie Bean. Jaf- frey, N. H. Fourth row: June Beck. Winston-Salem; Penny Bell. Virginia Beach, Va. ; Betty Black. Wilmington. Fifth row: Becky Boswell. Charlotte; Jeanne Boyer. Statesville: Lynn Boyette. Kenly. Sixth row: Page Bradham. Greensboro; Gail Brandon, Memphis, Tenn.; Martha Ann Bras- well, Charlotte. 108 ii. First roiv, left to right: Evelyn Brown, David- son: Kittv Bundv. Mountain City. Tenn.: Nancy Butler. Southern Pines. ® Second row: Ava Ann Camp. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.: Margaret Carpenter. Lakeland. Fla.; Nancy Chandler. Lynchburg, Va. Third row: Margaret Chew. Annapolis. Md. ; Judy Childress. Winston-Salem; Nancy Clay, Ducktown. Tenn. Fourth row: Sue Cook. Huntington. W. Va.: Betty Lou Creech. Ahoskie: Mary Jane Crowell. Lincolnton. Fifth row: Ann Davidson. Jacksonville. Fla.: Jane Dull. Winston-Salem: Catherine Filer. Savannah. Ga. Sixth row: Patsy Eskew. Spartanburg. S. C. ; Anne Evans. Greenville: Kay Ezzell. Winston- Salem. , r % V v- 109 Pf p) First row, left to right: Mimi Farquhar. Jacksonville. Fla.: Peggy Farrow. Wilming- lon; Belli Fordham. Winston-Salem. Second row: Ginny Kay Fortson, Jacksonville. Fla.; Louisa Freeman. Columbia, S. C. ; Edith Geitner. Hickory. Third roiv: Elizabeth Gillam. Windsor; Mar- tha Cole Glenn. Richmond. Va. ; Sally Glenn, Winston-Salem. Fourth row: Sylvia Gooding. Kenansville: Barbara Harrington. Washington: Edith Har- rison. Charlotte. Fifth row: Ann Haskell. Beech Island. S. C. ; Anita Hatcher, Fayetteville; Dougie Heinrich, Richmond. Va. v- Ut Sixth row: Mary Dabney Henderson. Rich- mond. Va. ; Faye Herring, Snow Hill: Mar- garet Louise Higgins. Winston-Salem. 110 First row, left to right: Salh Hudson, Salisbury ; Leslie Huntley. Wacles- boro; Anne Hutaff. Fay- etteville; Julie Johns, Asheboro. Second row: Clarissa Joyce. Raleigh: Nancy Joyner, Asheboro; Ka Kearns. High Point: Jane Kelly. Durham. ' V . V w Third row: Nancy Kizer. Asheboro : Lucy Lane. Durham: Rosie Langley. Selma; Kathy Lanier. Urbana, 111. X Fourth row: Mary Nell Lee. Smithfield; Mattie Gay Lee, Dillon, S. C: Kay Long. State Road: Mary DeNeale Long. Statesville. V- Fifth roic: Anne Mc- Arver, Gastonia: Kenny McArver. Charlotte; Letty MacDonald. Char- lotte : Dean Major, Columbia, S. C. S i v I h ro w : Barbara Mann, Lexington; Mar- tha Ann Martin. Wins- ton-Salem; Donnis Mauney, Shelby: Carole Meadows. Alderson. W. Va. x V 111 V V v . v- v . ■Vrs; row. ' , e j (o right: Anne Miller. Blacksburg. Va.; Betty Gail Morisey, Clinton: Nancy Muse, St. Paul, Va.; Anne Nel- son. Staunton. Va. Second row: Beth Nor- man. Zanesville. Ohio; Katherine Parrish. Rich- mond. Va. ; Heather Peebles. Arlington. Va.; Martha Jo Phifer. Ham- let. Third row: Dotty Poo- ser, Marion: Mary Ann Porter. Jacksonville, Fla. ; Charlotte Rawls. Newport News, Va.; Marsha Ray, Oxford. Fourth row: Jane Ray- nor, Vancouver. B. C. ; Nancy Rector. Waynes- ville; Robin Rhodes, Jacksonville. Fla.; Car- roll Huberts. Durham. Fifth roiv: Babs Schafer. Augusta, Ga. ; Cindy Shearin, Chevy Chase. Md.; Sally Smith, Columbia. S. C. : Sue Smith. Mt. Airy. Sixth row: Martha Still, Raleigh; Judy Sum- merell. Gastonia; Nancy Sustare. Nashville; Jan Sweum, Whiteville. 112 First row, left to right: Martlia Tall man. Au- gusta. Ga.: Joan Throw- er. Sedgefield; Grace Townson, Edenton; Jean Turner. Greensboro. Second row: Nancy Um- berger. Kingsport. Tenn.; Gayle Venters. Jacksonville: Elise Vitale. Georgetown. Del.; Martha Waldman. Charlottesville. Va. Third row: Linda Wall. Winston-Salem: Beth Wallace. Shelby: Ginger Ward. Aruba. N. A.: Sheena Warren. Char- lotte. Fourth row: Diana Wells. New Canaan. Conn. : Anne West. Greensboro: Sara Welh- erill. Chester Springs. Pa: Kitty Whitty, New Bern. Fifth row: Brenda Wil- lis. Kingsport. Tenn.; Elizabeth Wilson. Cas- cade. Va.: Judy Woer- ner. Pensacola. Fla.: Joy Wohlbruck. Charlotte. Sixth row: Martha Wolfe. Atlanta. Ga.: Joan Zimmerman, Clem- mons. 113 s ---- vm A ;old and white beanie for a month — what a way to get acquainted with Salem. But the FRESHMEN spirits were never dampened — even after a scavenger hunt to procure live roaches, beer cans, fifty yellow leaves, various cigarette butts, and other unmentionables for the sophomores. The II l H HdujMdkvjMniiwwjw i wm serenade for the seniors and the scramble for the beanies further united the class, and by- Founders Day, the culmination of FITS, the jilotting and planning of the frosh resulted in their winning the spirit award and the field day events. U ookie was put on trial that night Marty Rirhmontl. President oj Freshman Class in the Club Dining Room to receive the verdict of Best Misfit, after which the beanies were lifted and there were no more Misfits. Marty. Lynn. Annetta, and Anne B. formed the slate of officers to manage their class for the first year at Salem — a class that was already full of HBfc J- ideas for projects. Wednesday before !?i Christmas vacation the Central School Freshman Class Officers, left to right: Lyn Ball, vice-president: Annetta Jennette, sec- retary; Ann B. Austin, treasurer. children had a visit from Saint Nick Michie in the gym aided by ■■hief elf Cathy and many other helpers. In February Susan and her Lyn Ball, Freshman Feature Girl committee circulated lists of valuable items — a left tveejun, one knee sock, plaid shoe strings — that went for unheard of prices at the White Elephant Sale. Shortly thereafter Marguerite sighed relief as parents commented favor- ' r m IUM JWWMiwMUi ■II fe; HI I 1 4 a nd H - .AA ably on What ' s Happened to Sally. So many things to do, all in eight short months. And I haven ' t even been to the Museum yet. A bright outlook for recognition next year; but the class of 64 would never forget SALEM 61. Marty Richmond. Freshman Feature Girl. 117 V ® w i_ n i X i First row, left to right: Nicola Althouse. Center Valley. Pa.: Patricia Ashby, Winston-Salem: Carol) n Ausbon, Tar- boro; Ann P. Austin. Hixson, Tenn. Second row: Anne B. Austin. Lookout Moun- tain, Tenn.: Frances Bailey. Midlothian. Va.: Lyn Ball. Portland, Oreg.: Anne Best, Columbia. S. C. Third row: Henrietta Blakeney, Charlotte: May Wheat Brawley, Salisbury: Eileen Brown. Tampa. Fla.; Mary Liz Buckingham. Flint, Mich. Fourth row: Jo Ann Cannon. Greensboro; Kate Caswell. Dover. N. H.; Wanda Cerva rich. Bon Air. Va. ; Cathy Chalk. Morehead City. Fifth row: Claudia Crawford. Salisbury; Winifred Davidson. Wil- mington: Barbara Daw- son, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Ann? Dudley. Lookout Mountain. Tenn. Sixth row: Jo Dunbar. High Point: Mary East- land. Tampa. Fla.; Fran- ces Eckard. Jlurt. Va. ; Suzanne Edwards. Kingsport, Tenn. 118 First row, left to right: Clirlie Elder. Burlington: Marj Ruth Elliott, Wins- ton-Salem; Susan Elli- son. Jaffrey, N. H.: Susan Kniii. Fort Pierce. Fla. Second row: Susan Feagin. Memphis. Tenn. : Anne Mason Field. Rich- mond, Va.; Jenny Fields. Rocky Mount: Kit Foard. ' Asheville. Third row: Margaret Fonda. Alexandria. Va.; Constance Fowler. Jack- sonville. Fla.: Diane Filler. kinston: Jerrine Fuller- Allan ' a. Ga. roir h row: Rebecca Gaddy. Raleigh; Re- beeca Gaston. States- vilb; Hannah Gilliam. Tarboro; Barbara Gotts- cha ' k. Savannah. Ga. F.j h row: Mary Tate Graham, Ramseur: Anne Griffis, D iion: Nancy Grimsley, High Point; Margaret H agaman. Coons. Six h row: Madeline Hail, Hickory: Jane Han ling, Greensboro: L ' l.iiel.e Harper, Talla- ha?:-e. Fla.; Mary Jane Harr;:l, J ackson ille, Fla. • . _ 6 ■ 119 HI First row, left to right: Marguerite Harris. Rox- boro; Bonnie Hauch, Fori Lauderdale, Fla.; Didi Headley. Tallahas- see, Fla.: Anne Heath, Charlotte. Second row: Sandra Heath. Augusta, Ga.; Jane Hedgpeth. Chapel Hill; Elizabeth Hodges. New Bern : Frances Hol- ton. Edenton. «v tr$ i Third row: Laurinda Hooks, Tarboro; Janet Horner, Bristol, Va. ; Emma Howell. Tarboro; Sharon Howell. Concord. V- - V ft Fourth row: Br en da Hughes. Richmond, Va.; Susan Humphreys. Che- raw. S. C: Anne In- gram. Florence, S. C. ; Elizabeth Irwin. Spar- tanburg. S. C. Fifth row: Annetta Jen- nette. Washington: Betsy Johnson, Dunn; Rae Johnson. Greenville, S. C. ; Susie Johnson. Knoxville, Term. V r v 7 Sixth rote: Tish John- ston, Davidson: Madge Kempton. Sarasota. Fla.: Mason Kent. Danville. Va.; Sandra Kimbrell, Wavnesville. 120 First row, left to right: Sarah Kirk. Martinsville. Va.: Nancy Knott, Wins- ton-Salem; Frances Kugler. Washington: Beverly Kuhlke. Au- gusta. Ga. Second row: Jackie La- mond. Alexandria. Va.; Pat Lee. Kinston; Fallie Ann Lohr. Lexington; Sandra Lundin. Laurin- burg. Third row: Nancy Lytle, Mooresville: Paula Mac- Pherson. Mobile. Ala. : Frances McClain, Char- lotte; Marjorie Mc- Cormick. Selma. Ala. Fourth row: Elizabeth McFate. Hanover, N. H. : Marilyn McGrath. Lum- berton: Carol Manning. Chapel Hill: Lynn Manlz. Charleston, W. Va. Fifth row: Ann Martin. Liberty; Susan Martin. Chattanooga, Tenn.: Virginia Matthews. Lynchburg. Va. ; Mary May. Greenville. Sixth row: Helen Miller. Chattanooga. Tenn.; Landis Miller. Albe- marle: Janice Mitchell. Kingsport, Tenn.; G. G Monk. Wendell. f f V 121 m v x 1 First row, left to righ : Peggy Moore. Raleigh: Sandra Moore. Char- lotte; Anne Morrison. Kingsport, Tenn.; Caro- lyn Morrison. Bolivar. N. Y. Second row: Alex Mount. Bethlehem, Pa.; Gay Myers, Charlotte: Becky Newsome. Wins- ton-Salem: Ginny Pad- gett. Marion. Third row: Eloise Pad- rick, Fort Pierce, Fla.; Marty Paisley, Morgan- ton; Peggy Parrish. Winston-Salem: Pene Pendino. Tampa. Fla. Fourth row: Jean Poe, Raleigh : Mary Lawrence Pond. Suffolk. Va.: Elizaheth Pope. Bowling Green, Ky.; Penny Prusa. Taylorsville. Fifth row: Susan Purdie. Dunn: Ann Quarrier. Wheeling. W. Va.: Donna Raper. Burling- ton; Ella Raymond. Ra- leigh. Sixth row: Martha Reed. Manhasset. L. I.. N. Y.; Alice Reid, Hartsville. S. C; Marty Richmond. Charlottesville. Va.: Amelia Robertson, Dan- ville. Va. 122 First row, left to right: Susan Robinson. Win- chester. Va.: Judy Rog- ers. Winston -Salem: Anne Romig. Alexan- dria. Va.: Irene Rose. Fayetteville. s Second row: Mary Ste- wart Rosenblatt. Char- lotte: Connie Rucker, Richmond. Va.: Ellen Salsbury. Morganton: Trudy Schmidt. Potts- town. Pa. ' . s Third row: Ma re el la Sears. Elkin: Kay Shu- gart. Yadkinville: Anne Simons. Wilson: Bart- lette Smith. Charlotte. Fourth row: Sandra Smith. Mullins. S. C: Sheila Smith. Mullins. S. C. ; Frances Speas. Winston -Salem: Ann Stafford. Charlotte. Fifth row: Matilda Strickland. Nashville: Zen a St rub. Winston- Salem : Sara S w i t z e r. Kingsport. Tenn. ; Eliza- beth Svkes. Mount Airy. Sixth row: Elaine Tay- loe. Aulander: Mary Alice Teague. Reidsville; Mary TenEyck. Charles- ton. W. Va.: Ann Thompson. Fayetteville. e j V 123 5 First row, lej ' to right: Berry Thompson, Greensboro; AnnaK Leigh Thornton. Eliza- bethtown; Frances Trap- nell, Nashville. Tenn.: Elizabeth Troy. Wil- mington. -v Second row: Pam Tru- ette. Albemarle: Carolyn Tyson. High Point; Jose- phine Vance. Winston- Salem; Leslie Wads- worth. Penllyn. Pa. Third row: Barbara White, Shelby; Martha Williams. Washington: Mary Lynne Williams. Richmond. Va. ; Sarah Wills. Roanoke Rapids. Fourth row: Linda Wil- son. Pitman. N. J.; Helen Wollny. Westfield. N. J.: Eleanor Work- man, Davidson; Andra Wright. Roanoke. Va. Fifth row: Susan Yea- ger, Marion, Ala.: Anna Zimmerman. Winston- Salem; Jackie Zipperer. China Grove. 124 - ' Ti 31S D R E C T R Y Senior Class Allen. Nancy, 4.09 W. Wade St., Wadesboro, N. C. Bashford, Linda. 909 W. Johnson St.. Raleigh. N. C. Bernasek. Carol. 2442 Greenwich Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Beverly. Sallv. Beverly Apartments. Asheville. N. C. Brame. Mary Ann. 505 D St.. North Wilkesboro, N. C. Butler. Ann ' . 2022 Pembroke Rd.. Greensboro, N. C. Caudle. Syhrilla. Rt. 1. Box 293 C. Elkin. N. C. Conewav. Joy. 1445 Lexington Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. ' Craig. Felicity, Malvern P. 0.. Jamaica. B.W.I. Cundiff. Kay. 3418 Plymouth Place. Lynchhurg. Va Depland. Anne O ' Neal. 222 S. 4th St.. Wilmington, N. C. DeVilbiss. Catherine. 9602 River Rd.. Richmond. Va. Doremus. Joanne. Box 233. Lyons Rd.. Liberty Corner, N. J. Edwards. Barbara. 1914 Sterling Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Falls. Elaine. Riverside Dr.. Morganton, N. C. Fishel. Eleanor. 220 Gloria Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Floyd. Mary Ann. 1306 Walnut St.. Lumberton. N. C. Fovles. Marjorie. 2204 Mimosa Place. Wilmington, N. C. Frick. Dorothy, Campbell Court. Bassett. Va. Gilchrist. Cathy. 2100 Providence Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Gillespie Sally! 112 Schenley Ave.. Bluefield. Va. Givens. Jane, 3314 Loxley Rd.. Richmond. Va. Grubbs, Wanda H.. Rt. 1, Box 123. Rural Hall. N. C. rlackbarth, Nancy, Avenida Club Rotario. Areciho. Puerto Rico Harris. Marie. 2156 Colony Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Hinds. Jane Andrews. 1606 A Northwest Blvd.. Wins- ton-Salem, N. C. Home. Patricia McMillan. West Jefferson. N. C. Hughes. Susan. 728 Worth St.. Asheboro. N. C. Hunter. Marv. 609 Almeria Ave.. Coral Gabies. Fla. Hvatt. Cynthia. 2511 Providence Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Jammer. ' Marji. 3124 Fairfax Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Jenkins. Churchill. Box 852. Conway. S. C. Kearfott. Ann. 1511 Mulberry Rd.. Martinsville. Va. Kochtitzkv. Katie. 314 Guild Dr., Chattanooga. Term. Leary. Julia, 111 Surry Ave.. Elkin, N. C. Ligon. Lynn, 10 N. Channel Dr.. Harbor Island. Wrightsville Beach. N. C. Liles. Lou. 822 Fitts St.. Sanford. N. C. Lynch. Elizabeth. 619 Oakwood Lane. Rock Hill. S. C. McKa ' n. Irene. 26 Gary St.. Whitmire. S. C. McLoud. Carolyn. 400 E. College Ave.. Elon College, N. C. Marlow. Jessica. Finle Park, North Wilkesboro. N. C. Mauldin. Jean. 910 Greentree Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Mengoli. Monica. Wake Forest Apts. 4D. Winston- Salem. N. C. Neely. Anne. 620 Greenway Dr.. Statesville, N. C. Noel ' l. Irene. Box 125. Hilfsville. Va. Nuckols. Mary Lu. 1116 Colonial Ave.. Alexandria. Va. Oettinger. Mary. 700 Rhem St.. Kinston. N. C. O ' Neal. Julia. Amelia. Va. Parker. Lucy Anne. Box 7744. Reynolda Station. Winston-Salem. N. C. Parker. Suzannah. Rt. 1. Colerain. N. C. Parrott. Martha. 904 Rountree St.. Kinston. N. C. Peele. Jane. 107 Woodlawn Dr.. Williamston, N. C. Pendleton. Jane. 4708 Rolfe Rd.. Richmond 26. Va. Philpott. Sally. 116 W. Third St.. Lexington. N. C. Prevette. Mary. 421 Maupin Ave.. Salisbury. N. C. Rich. Linda Lee. Box 202. Clinton. N. C. Richardson. Sara Lou. 1,11 E. Waxhaw Rd.. Monroe. N. C. Seear. Jette. 928 Paramount Circle. Gastonia, N. C. Shell. Becky. 636 Glendale Dr.. Statesville. N. C. Sims. Vicki. Rt. 2. Box 351. Selma. Ala. Stone. Emily. 128 Johnson St.. Canton. N. C. Suddath. Abbie A.. 515 Hampton Court. Athens. Ga. Taylor. Suzanne. Hotel Rufus King. Clinton. N. C. Thompson. Doris. 308 E. Main St.. Plymouth. N. C. Todd. Elizabeth Ann. 512 W. Stuart Drive. Galax. Va. Tomlinson. Harriet. Ill Hickory Hills Court. Florence. Ala. Townes, Alta Lu. 725 S. Lorraine Blvd.. Los Angeles. Calif. Tyson, Sally. Box 627. Clinton. N. C. Wade. Jo Ann. Box 22. Wildwood. N. C. Wimbish. Rosalind. 200 Kerr St.. Clinton. N. C. Wood, Sally. 215 N. Second St.. Smithfield, N. C. Woodard. Matilda. 611 Raleigh Rd.. Wilson. N. C. Varborough. Janet. 510 Summitt Dr.. Sanford, N. C. Junior Class Bath. Winnie. 1720 Cherokee Rd.. Florence. S. C. Bell. Frances. 801 Front St.. Beaufort. N. C. Bobbitt. Beth. Glen Alpine. N. C. Brown. Peggy. 916 Fairfield Ave.. Easton. Pa. Carr. Julia. 2421 Maplewood Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Chappell. Becky. Box 1357. Candler, N. C. Coston, Judv. 164 Kimherly Ave.. Asheville. N. C. Cox. Betty. .318 McRae St.. Laurinburg. N. C. Cunningham. Ann. 645 Crystal Dr.. Spartanburg. S. C. Davis. Betsy. 118 Academy St.. Williamston. N. C. Dawes. Evelyn. 610 Jackson Square. Anderson. S. C. Dunn. Mary Jane. 212 E. Church St.. Ahoskie. N. C. Duvall, Margaret, 405 Greene St.. Cheraw. S. C. Flynt. Brenda. Box 235. Rural Hall. N. C. Grayson. Dot. 2312 Cloister Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Griffin. Sara. 301 W. Whitaker Mill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Harris. Ann. 2383 B Ardmore Terrace. Winston-Salem. N. C. Harris. Sally, 4986 Ortega Blvd.. Jacksonville. Fla. Hatley. Libbie. P. O. Box 926. Albemarle. N. C. Heward. Beverly. 53 Sussex Rd.. Tenafly. N. J. Hicks, Betsy. 411 Burwell Ave.. Henderson. N. C. Howell. Pat, 7316 Midfield St.. Apt. B. Norfolk. Va. Huss. Alice. 122 i Belvedere Ave.. Gastonia. N. C. Jewell. Anne. 315 Virginia Ave.. Concord. N. C. John. Helen. 415 W. Blvd.. Laurinburg. N. C. Johnson. Johanna. 2717 Cambridge Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Jones. Julia. 2621 Stuart Dr.. Durham. N. C. Jordan. Jennie. 2439 Croydon Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Kuykendall. Susan Ray, 300 S. Washington St.. Win- chester. Va. 125 Lanier. Kathy, 709 W. Michigan Ave.. Urbana. III. Lassiter. Dottie. 217 Woodlawn Dr.. Smithfield, N. C. Leaird. Linda. 1343 Ponce de Leon Dr.. Fort Lauder- dale. Fla. Lowery, Mrs. Edith. 600 ,S. Liberty St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. MeClain. Caroline. 2018 Pinewood Circle, Charlotte. N. C. b Co . Nam lllh St.. ;i nesboi o. a. Meacham, Colquitt, 442 Allison Dr., N. E.. Atlanta, Ga. Moore, Ann. 301 Library St.. Greenville. N. C. Moore. Judie. 1107 Front St., Beaufort. N. C. Morrison. Anne. 1959 Harris Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Munroe. Carol, 2080 Craig St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Newman. Judy. 1161 Waughtown St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Ogburn. Gail. 308 N. 2nd St., Smithfield. N. C. Parham. Sue, 215 S. Green St., Morganton, N. C. Paxton, Sallie. 1516 Lafayette Ave.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Pennington. Kaye. 1902 Home Ave.. Hartsville, S. C. Peter. Nancy, 1504 Br ' gh ' ridge Dr., Kingsport. Tenn. Quick. Eleanor. 2319 Churchill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Randak. Sue. 50 Binney Lane. Old Greenwich. Conn. Randolph. Cyn lva. E. Main St.. Burnsville, N. C. Rankin. Ellen, 117 Kensington Rd.. Greensboro, N. C. Robertson. Lynn. Box 132. Knightdale. N. C. Robinson. Joy. 1437 Sterling Rd., Charlotte. N. C. Robinson. Pat. Box 325-T. Mars Hill, N. C. Sample. Sue. 320 Oakwood Dr.. Statesville, N. C. Saunders. Ann. 4560 Ortega Blvd.. Jacksonville. Fla. Scarborough, Molly. 1902 Walnut St.. Lumberton. N. C. Sellars. Ann, 204 Elmwood Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Shannon. Judy. 2213 Eden Parkway. Lakeland. Fla. Sheets. Sandy. 224 Roslyn Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Smith. Agnes, 8905 Tolman Rd.. Richmond, Va. Smith. Elizabeth, 1815 Woodcrest Rd.. Birmingham 9. Ala. Smith. Shannon, 410 S. Main St.. Mount Airy. N. C. Spangler, Sally. 293 Linden Dr.. Danville. Va. Stallings, Mary Ann, 412 N. 3rd St.. Smithfield. N. C. Stuart, Frances, 22 Boyden St., Badin, N. C. Stokes. Nina Ann. 1607 Lancelot Lane. Winston-Salem. N. C. Storey, Edith, 7110 Benita Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Taylor. Frances. 800 Nottingham Dr., Greensboro. N. C. Thompson. Jane. 465 Sullivan Rd.. Statesville. N. C. Threatt, Carol. Old Wilson Rd., Rocky Mount, N. C. Thrower. Tina, 410 Gaston Ave., Belmont, N. C. Transou. Anna. 310 Wentworth Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Upchurch, Eloise, 101 Magnolia St.. Raeford. N. C. Wainwright. Susan, 606 Trinity Ave.. Wilson, N. C. Weathers. Trisha. 935 Heard Ave.. Augusta. Ga. White, Craig. Tenella Rd.. New Bern, N. C. Wimmer, Sandy. Oak Dr.. Christiansburg. Va. Sophomore Class Abercrombie, Normie. P. 0. Box 289. Greenwood. S. C. Anderson. Kitty, 510 Con necticut Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. Anderson. Virginia. 237 Cherokee Rd.. Charlotte 7. N. C. Austin. Sallie Gay. 1814 E. Fifth St.. Ocala. Fla. Baker. Jackie. 2025 Matheson Ave.. Charlotte 5. N. C. Barker. Jackie. 6716 Lake St.. Falls Church. Va. Barksdale. Anne. 618 Highland Dr.. Leaksville, N. C. Bartak. Becky. 1721 Longview. Kingsport. Tenn. Bean. Bonnie. Jaffrey. New Hampshire Beck. June. 1230 W. First St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Bell. Penny. 130 Cedar Point Dr.. Virginia Beach. Va. Black. Betty. 1309 Hawthorne Rd.. Wilmington. N. C. Boswell. Becky. 3025 Virginia Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Boyer. Jean, 918 Armstrong Rd.. Statesville. N. C. Boyette. Lynn, Rt. 2. Kenly. N. C. Bradham. Page. 1604 Nottingham Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Brandon, Gail, 192 St. Albans Dr.. Memphis, Tenn. Braswell. Martha Ann. 339 Hassell Place. Charlotte, N. C. Brown. Evelyn. Box 56. Davidson. N. C. Bundy, Kitty, Box 144. Mountain City. Tenn. Butler. Nancy. 2 Salem Rd.. Chappaqua. New York Camp, Ava Ann. 303 S. E. 11th St., Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Carpenter. Margaret. 526 E. Line St., Lakeland. Fla. Chandler. Nancy. 318 E. Seventh St.. Cookeville. Tenn. Chew. Margaret. 15 Southgate Ave.. Annapolis. Md. Childress. Judy. 3835 W. First St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Clay, Nancy. Ducktown. Tenn. Cook. Sue, 160 Woodland Dr.. Huntington. W. Va. Creech. Betty Lou. 217 W. Church St., Ahoskie, N. C. Crowell. Mary Jane. 805 S. Aspen St.. Lincolnton, N. C. Davidson. Ann. 3663 Richmond St.. Jacksonville. Fla. Dull. Jane. 3700 Robin Hood Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Eller. Catherine, 533 E. 41st St.. Savannah, Ga. Eskew. Patsy. 358 Twin Dr.. Spartanburg. S. C. Evans. Anne. 1501 E. 5th St.. Greenville, N. C. Ezzell. Kay. 802 Holland St., Winston-Salem. N. C. Farquhar, Mimi. 2.507 River Rd.. Jacksonville 7. Fla. Farrow, Peggy. Rt. 2. Box 88, Wilmington. N. C. Fordham, Beth. 4801 Lansing Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Fortson. Virginia Kay. 3.535 Fitch St.. Jacksonville 5. Fla. Freeman. Louisa. 3910 Kenilworth Rd.. Columbia, s. c. Geitner, Edith, 502 5th St.. N. W.. Hickory, N. C. Gillam. Elizabeth. 306 King St.. Windsor ' , N. C. Glenn. Martha Cole. 5305 Matoaka Rd.. Richmond 26. Va. Glenn. Sally. 2403 Reynolds Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Gooding. Sylvia. Kenansville. N. C. Harrington, Barbara. 1941 River Rd.. Washington. N. C. Harrison. Edith. 2400 Cloister Dr.. Charlotte 7, N. C. Haskell. Ann. Rt. 4, Box 148, Beech Island, S. C. Hatcher, Anita, 1111 Clarendon St.. Fayetteville, N. C. Heinrich, Dougie. 3203 W. Grace St.. Richmond 21. Va. Henderson. Mary Dabney, 3617 E. Weyburn Rd., Richmond 25. Va. Herring. Faye, Snow Hill, N. C. 126 Higgins, Margaret Louise. 455 S. Church St.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Hudson. Sally, 430 S. Fulton St.. Salisbury, N. C. Huntley, Leslie. 515 Leak Ave.. Wadesboro, N. C. Hutaff. ' Anne. 215 Woodcrest Rd.. Favelteville. N. C. [ohns, Julie. Box 666. Asheboro. N. C. Joyce. Clarissa. 3312 Coleridge Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Joyner. Nancy. 1.535 W. Salisbury St.. Asheboro. N. C. Reams. Kay. ' 907 Rockford Rd.. ' High Point, N. C. Kelly. Jane. ' 1504 Oakland Ave.. Durham, N. C. Kizer. Nancy. Edgewood Rd., Asheboro. N. C. Lane. Lucy. No. 17 Alastair Court. Durham. N. C. Langley, Rosie. 607 Raeford St.. Selma. N. C. Lee, Mary Nell. 1004 S. 3rd St.. Smithfield. N. C. Lee. Mattie Gay. N. Second Ave., Dillon. S. C. Long. Ka . Box 288. State Road. N. C. Long. Mary DeNeale. Rt. 1. Salisbury Rd.. Statesville. N. C. McArver. Anne. 304 W. 10th Ave.. Gastonia, N. C. McArver. Kenny, 3235 Willow Oak Rd.. Charlotte 9. N. C. McDonald. Lett). 1830 Queens Rd. W.. Charlotte, N. C. Major. Dean. 1329 Fairview Dr.. Columbia, S. C. Mann. Barbara. 207 Chestnut St.. Lex ' ngton. N. C. Martin. Martha Ann. 4911 W. First St.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Mauney, Donnis. 857 W. Marion St.. Shelby. N. C. Meadows. Carole, Box 147, Alderson. W. Va. Miller. Anne. 103 Sunset Blvd.. Blacksburg, Va. Morisey. Betty Gail. 102 Chestnutt St.. Clinton. N. C. Muse. Nancy. ' Box 83. St. Paul. Va. Nelson. Anne. 1417 N. Augusta St.. Staunton. Va. Norman. Beth. 1915 Normandy Dr.. Zanesville. Ohio Parrish. Katherine. 104 Matoaka Rd.. Richmond 26. Va. Peebles. Heather. 4519 31st St.. S.. Arlington 6. Va. Phifer. Martha Jo. 301 Hylan Ave.. Hamlet. N. C. Pooser, Dotty. 437 S. Garden St.. Marion. N. C. Porter. Mary Ann. 3535 Park St.. Jacksonville. Fla. Rawls. Charlotte. 14 Club Terrace. Newport News, Va. Ray. Marsha, College St. Extension, Oxford. N. C. Raynor. Jane. 1563 Matthews Ave., B. C. Canada Rector, Nancy. Greenview Dr.. Waynesville. N. C. Rhodes. Robin. 2959 Riverside Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla. Roberts. Carroll. 3950 Plymouth Rd.. Hope Valley. Durham, N. C. Schafer. Babs. 3009 Cardinal Dr.. Augusta. Ga. Shearin. Cindy. 3800 Woodbine St.. Chevy Chase. Md. Smith. Sarah Jane. 1630 Kathwood. Columbia. S. C. Smith. Sue. P. 0. Box 151. Mount Airy. N. C. Still. Martha. 2426 E. Lake Dr., Raleigh. N. C. Summerell. Judy. 407 S. Hanna St., Gastonia. N. C. Sustare. Nancy. 417 Virginia Ave.. Nashville, N. C. Sweum. Jan, Box 4. Whiteville. N. C. Tallman. Martha. 2728 Walton Way. Augusta. Ga. Thrower, Joan, 2319 Forsyth Rd.. Greensboro. N. C. Townson. Grace. Box 191, Edenton. N. C. Turner. Jean, Rt. 2. Box 473. Greensboro. N. C. I mberger. Nancy, 207 Hammond Ave.. Kingsport. Tenn. Venters. Gayle. 6 E. Bayshore. Jacksonville. N. C. Vitale. Elise. 8 N. Railroad Ave.. Georgetown. Del. Waldman. Martha. 1849 Winston Rd.. Charlottesville, Va. Wall. Linda Kay. 20 Finner Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Wallace. Belli. 912 Elizabeth Rd.. Shelby, N. C. Ward. Ginger. Box 375. Sereo Colorado. Aruba, N. A. Warren. Sheena. 1800 Mecklenburg Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Wells. Diana. Old Norwalk Rd.. New Canaan. Conn. West. Anne. 3704 Starmount Dr.. Greensboro, N. C. Wetherill. Sara. R.D.. Chester Springs. Pa. Whitty. Kitty. 1512 Rhem Ave.. New Bern. N. C. Willis. Brenda. 601 Dogwood Dr.. Kingsport. Tenn. Wilson. Elizabeth. Windsor Farm. Cascade. Va. Woerner. Judy. 355 W. Lloyd St.. Pensacola. Fla. Wohlbruck. Joy. 919 Colville Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Wolfe. Martha] 449 Blackland Rd.. N. W.. Atlanta 5. Ga. Zimmerman. Joan. Rt. 2. Clemmons. N. C. Freshman Class Althouse. Nikki. Center Valley. Pa. Ashby. Patricia. 2911 Glenn Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Ausbon. Carolyn, 1107 S. David St.. Tarboro, N. C. Austin. Ann P.. Merry Meadows. Hixson. Tenn . Austin. Anne B.. 802 Fleetwood St.. Lookout Moun- tain. Tenn. Bade). Frances. ' Lower Norwood. Midlothian. Va. Ball. Lyn. 230 N.W. Hilltop Rd.. Portland 10. Ore. Best. Anne. 302 Hilltop Place. Columbia, S. C. Blakeney. Henrietta. 3545 Sharon Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Brawley. May. 221 W. Fisher St.. Salisbury. N. C. Brown. Eileen. 910 S. Himes. Tampa 9. Fla. Buckingham. Mary Liz. 2550 Parkside Dr.. Flint 3, Mich. Cannon. Jo Ann. 3305 Madison Ave.. Greensboro. N. C. Caswell. Kate. 21 Lexington St., Dover, N. H. Cervarich, Wanda. Box 94. Brookwood Rd., Bon Air. Va. Chalk. Cathy. 2406 Evans St.. Morehead City. N. C. Crawford. Claudia. 207 Ellis St.. Salisbury, N. C. Davidson. Winifred. 919 Country Club Rd.. Wilming- ton. N. C. Dawson. Barbara. Avenida Copacabana 2. Apt. 502, Rio de Janeiro. Brazil Dudley, Anne. Robinwood. Lookout Mountain. Tenn. Dunbar. Jo. 307 E. Farriss Ave., High Point. N. C. Eastland. Mary. 912 Frankland Rd.. Tampa 9. Fla. Eckard. Frances, Country Club Rd., Hurt. Va. Edwards. Suzanne. 1.521 Ardmore Place. Kingsport. Tenn. Elder, Cliffie, 1007 W. Davis St.. Burlington. N. C. Elliott. Mary Ruth. 302 W. 8th St., Winston-Salem. N. C. Ellison. Susan. Jaffrey. New Hampshire Enns. Susan. 1504 Citrus Ave.. Ft. Pierce. Fla. Feagin. Susan. 3995 Chippewa. Memphis 18. Tenn. Field. Anne Mason. 4320 Wakefield Rd.. Richmond 25, Va. Fields. Jenny. 1617 Riviera Dr.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Foard. Kit. 171 Woodland Rd.. Asheville. N. C. Fonda. Margaret. 2504 Central Ave.. Alexandria. Va. Fowler. Constance. 7010 Madrid Ave., Jacksonville. Fla. 127 Fuller. Diane. 1302 Walker Dr.. Kinston, N. C. Fuller. Jerrine. 2340 Highview Rd.. S.W.. Atlanta. Ga. Caddy. Rebecca. 3919 Ridge Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Gaston. Rebecca. 1100 E. Broad St., Statesville, N. C. Gillain. Hannah. 302 Church St.. Tarboro. N. C. Gottschalk. Barbara. 437 E. Columbus Dr.. Savannah. Ga. Graham. Mary Tate. P. 0. Box 218. Ramseur. N. C. Griffis. Anne. Box 248, Denton, N. C. Grimsley. Nancv. 925 Country Club Dr.. High Point. N. C. Hagaman. Margaret. 301 Cherry Dr.. Boone. N. C. Hall. Madeline. 517 Fourth St.. Hickory. N. C. Hauling. Jane. 211 Homewood Dr.. Greensboro, N. C. Harper. Paulette. 311 N. Calhoun St.. Tallahassee. Fla. Harrell. Mary Jane, 2217 Laurel Rd.. Jacksonville, Fla. Harris. Marguerite. Westover Dr.. Roxboro, N. C. Hauch. Bonnie. 1825 S.E. 21st Ave.. Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Headley, Didi. Bull Run Plantation. Tallahassee, Fla. Heath. Anne. Sharon Rd.. Rt. 2. Charlotte. N. C. Heath. Sandra, 2719 Walton Way. Augusta. Ga. Hedgpeth. Jane, Box 87, Chapel Hill. N. C. Hodges. Elizabeth. P. 0. Box 365. New Bern, N. C. Holton. Frances, 207 N. Granville St.. Edenton, N. C. Hooks, Laurinda. 1100 Main St.. Tarboro, N. C. Horner. Janet. 721 Arlington Ave.. Bristol. Va. Howell. Emma. 1405 St. Andrews St.. Tarboro. N. C. Howell. Sharon. 116 Eastover Ave., Concord. N. C. Hughes. Brenda. 2100 Buckingham Ave.. Richmond 28. Va. Humphreys. Susan, 112 Lake Dr., Cheraw, S. C. Ingram. Anne. 611 Spruce St.. Florence. S. C. Irwin. Elizabeth, 400 Parkdale Dr.. Spartanburg, S. C. Jennette. Annetta. 705 Short Dr.. Washington, N. C. Johnson. Elizabeth. 800 N. General Lee Ave., Dunn. N. C. Johnson, Rae, 108 Riverside Dr.. Greenville, N. C. Johnson. Rebecca. 5102 Holston St., Knoxville 14, Tenn. Johnston, Tish, Box 217. Davidson, N. C. Kempton. Madge. 1733 S. Dr.. Cherokee Park. Sara- sota. Fla. Kent, Mason. 243 Mountain View. Danville. Va. Kimbrell, Sandra. Breezemont Dr.. Waynesville, N. C. Kirk, Sarah. 318 Brown St.. Martinsville. Va. Knott. Nancy. 113 Turner St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Kugler. Frances. 120 S. Bonner St.. Washington. N. C. Kuhlke. Beverly, 2709 McDowell St.. Augusta. Ga. Lamond. Jacquelin. 1280 Fort Hunt Rd.. Alexandria. Va. Lee, Patricia. 701-Rountree Ave.. Kinston, N. C. Lohr. Fallie Ann. Rt. 6. Lexington. N. C. Lundin, Sandra. 321 McRae St.. Laurinburg. N. C. Lytle, Nancy. 642 E. Iredell Ave.. Mooresville. N. C. MacPherson. Paula, 151 Government St.. Mobile. Ala. McClain, Frances. 2018 Pinewood Circle. Charlotte. N. C. McCormick. Marjorie. 413 Dallas Ave.. Selma, Ala. McFate, Elizabeth. Hanover Inn, Hanover, N. H. McGrath. Marilyn. 2)2 E. 17th St.. Lumberton, N. C. Manning. Carol. Mint Springs Lane. Chapel Hill. N. C. Mantz. Lynn. No. 7 Observatory Rd.. Charleston. W. Va. Martin, Ann, Box 322. Liberty, N. C. Martin. Susan, 8606 E. Brainerd Rd.. Chattanooga. Tenn. Matthews. Virginia. 308 Boston Ave., Lynchburg. Va. May. Mary. 1010 Rock Springs Rd.. Greenville. N. C. Miller. Helen, 1602 Shady Circle. Chattanooga 5. Tenn. Miller, Landis, 1111 Pee Dee Ave.. Albemarle. N. C. Mitchell. Janice, 1561 E. Sevier Ave.. Kingsport. Tenn. Monk. Grace, P. O. Box 627. Wendell. N. C. Moore. Peggy. 700 Runnymede Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Moore. Sandra. 6015 Sharonview Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Morrison. Anne. 4507 Mitchell Rd.. Kingsport, Tenn. Morrison. Carolyn. 144. Wellsville. St.. Bolivar, N. Y. Mount. Eleanor. 1.318 Prospect Ave.. Bethlehem. Pa. Myers, Gay. 1601 Queens Rd. West. Charlotte, N. C. Newsome. Becky, 624 N. Stratford Rd., Winston- Salem. N. C. ' Padgett. Virginia. 708 N. Garden St.. Marion. N. C. Padrick. Eloise. 1800 S. Indian River Dr.. Fort Pierce. Fla. Paisley. Marty. Riverside Dr.. Morganton. N. C. Parrish. Peggy. 506 S. Church St., Winston-Salem. N. C. Pendino. Penny, Rt. 1. Box 319. Tampa 4. Fla. Poe. Jean, 1535 Caswell St.. Raleigh. N. C. Pond. Mary Lawrence. 721 Riverview Dr.. Suffolk, Va. Pope. Elizabeth. 1415 College St.. Bowling Green, Ky. Prusa. Penny. Third St.. S.W.. Taylorsville, N. C. Purdie. Susan. 603 W. Pearsall St.. Dunn, N. C. Quarrier. Ann. 1358 National Rd.. Wheeling. W. Va. Raper. Donna. 606 W. Willowbrook Dr.. Burlington, N. C. Raymond. Ella. 4718 Edwards Hill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Reed. Martha. 155 Nassau Ave.. Manhasset. L. I., N. Y. Reid. Alice. 1308 Prestwood Dr.. Hartsville. S. C. Richmond, Marty. 1903 Edgewood Lane. Charlottes- ville. Va. Robertson. Aurelia. 231 Hawthorne Dr.. Danville, Va. Robinson. Susan. 214 W. Cork St.. Winchester, Va. Rogers. Judy, 25 Cassell St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Romig. Anne. 2910 Cameron Mills Rd.. Alexandria. Va. Rose. Irene. 215 Hillside Ave., Fayetteville. N. C. Rosenblatt. Mary Stewart, 3209 Pinehurst Place. Char- lotte. N. C. Rucker. Connie. 3114 Monument Ave., Richmond. Va. Salsbury. Ellen. 155 Powe St.. Morganton, N. C. Schmidt. Gertrude. 417 Highland Rd.. Pottstown. Pa. Sears. Marcella. 204 Church St.. Elkin. N. C. Shugart. Kay, Box 45. Yadkinville. N. C. Simons. Anne. 614 Raleigh Rd., Wilson. N. C. Smith. Bartlette. 1.511 Wendover Rd.. Charlotte 7. N. C. Smith. Sandra, 177 E. Wine St.. Mullins. S. C. Smith, Sheila. 177 E. Wine St.. Mullins. S. C. Speas. Frances. 2000 Faculty Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. -Stafford. Ann. 1242 Townes Rd.. Charlotte 9. N. C. Strickland. Matilda. 105 E. Green St.. Nashville, N. C. Strub. Zena. 816 Sylvan Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Switzer. Sara. 1620 Fairidge Place, Kingsport. Tenn. Sykes. Elizabeth. 305 Marion St.. Mount Airy. N. C. Tayloe, Elaine, Commerce St., Aulander. N. C. Teague. Mary Alice. 641 Parkway Blvd.. Reidsville. N. C. TenEvck, Mary. 601 N. Belmont Dr.. Charleston 4. W. ' Va. Thompson, Ann. 2035 Raeford Rd.. Fayetteville, N. C. 128 Thompson. Bern. 1604 Granville Rd.. Greensboro, N. C. Thornton, Annah Leigh. Box K. Elizabethtown, N. C. Trapnell. Frances. 6205 Jocelyn Hollow Rd.. Nashville 5, Tenn. Troy. Elizabeth. 1312 Grace St.. Wilmington. N. C. Truette. Pam. 737 E. Oakwood Ave.. Albemarle. N. C. Tyson. Carolyn. 1012 Wellington Rd.. High Point. N. C. Vance. Josephine. 2417 Buena Vista Rd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Wadsworth. Leslie. Idletime. Penllyn. Pa. White, Barbara. 411 Leander St., Shelby. N. C. Williams. Martha. Rt. 4. Box 545. Washington. N. C. Willams. Mary Lynne. 3905 W. Chatham Dr.. Rich- mond 28. Va. Wills. Sarah. Box 645. Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Wilson. Linda, 72 Cvrus Ave.. Pitman. N. J. Wollny. Helen. 219 Sinclair Place. Westfield. N. J. Workman. Eleanor. 209 Lorimer Rd.. P. O. Box 686. Davidson. N. C. Wright. Andra. 1802 Grandin Rd.. S.W.. Roanoke, Va. Yeager. Susan. 209 LaFayette St.. Marion. Ala. Zimmerman. Anna. 611 H unter Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Zipperer. Jackie. Rt. 3, Box 370. China Grove. N. C. 129 OMMP T— Jette Seear, class of 1961, wears a white fox capelet over a gown of heavenly blue satin from the Rendezvous Room. MOMTALDO ' S Winston-Salem, North Carolina FOR NICE THINGS TO WEAR AND RELAXED SUBURBAN SHOPPING VISIT 1 ibr )«ew HOME OF LANZ DRESSES AND SMART SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES LOCATED IN THE THRU WAY SHOPPING CENTER. PHONE PA 5-8519 OPEN EVERY NITE ' TIL 9 ■ Mon. Thru Fri. THRUWAY SHOE SHOP The Best in Shoe Repairing Dyeing One Day Service THRUWAY SHOPPING CENTER Also 848 West Fourth Street TAXI BLUE BIRD CAB, INC. DIAL 7121 5 Passengers for the Price of 1 225 N. Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C. BAGGAGE TRANSFER SUMMIT STREET PHARMACY, INC. Foot of Summit Street Overlooking Hanes Park Your Prescription Our First Consideration DIAL PA 2-1144 3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS WEST BUILDING CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 550 S. Stratford Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of Colonial jfurmture IM)opS, inc. 2840 Waughtown Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina The Home of Quality Furniture ORDERS PREPARED TO TAKE OUT AMERICAN AND CHINESE New Asia Restaurant, Inc. Winston-Salem, N. C. W. D. Tarn Manager Phone PArk 4-1356 315 W. Fifth St. TUTTLE LUMBER COMPANY Dependable Building Materials 1721 Stadium Drive Phone PArk 3-4318 - P. 0. Box 4595 Winston-Salem 6. N. C. To welcome guests GRACIOUS SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY EFFICIENCY APTS. AIR CONDITIONED WALL TO WALL CARPETS PHONE IN EVERY ROOM TELEVISION ELECTRIC HEAT ON U.S. 158 and U.S. 421 Just East of in Hospital, Winston. Salem. N. C. PHONE: PA S-9731 TENNY ' S SPORTS and CASUAL CLOTHES 319 W. 4th St. Shop with Confidence at BELK-STEVENS CO. COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Salem Paper Company (Incorporated I Quality Paper Wholesale P. 0. Box 5155 1025 Canal Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina BOWLING at its best Major League Lanes 151 S. Stratford R.I. with 30 LUXURIOUS MODERN LANES SALEM COLLEGE STUDENTS WELCOMED At Special Rates of 3 Games $1.00 9-6 Daily 9-1 Saturday Bowl With the St ars Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies KELLY TYPEWRITER COMPANY 618 West Fourth Street Phone: PA 3-7373 HARVEL ' S, INC. • Stratford at Westview PA 2-6143 (pm TEAK HOUSE Winston-Salem Leading Restaurants WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS Now Serving You in Two Convenient Locations 107 LOCKLAND AVENUE and 300 SOUTH STRATFORD ROAD (Thru-way Shopping Center) Winston-Salem, N. C. m Optical Co. Prescription Opticians Opera and Sport Glasses CONTACT LENSES 207 West Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. For a real tk quencher., Nothing does it lite Seven-Up! faU =$. Stitfi ir 4th and Cherry Streets Smart Fashions for Men and Boys WINSTON POULTRY CO. Live and Dressed Poultry DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE PA 2-7089 or PA 2-6827 Jred Koury £ PLANTATION SUPPER CLUB Qreenworo, _ V. C. Phone CYpress 2-5010 Bud Smith ' s Flowers Thruway Shopping Center 278 S. Stratford Road Phone PArk 5-8516 S art in ' s DIAL PA 2-7101 939 BURKE ST. CLEANERS STORAGE LAUNDERERS RUGS Compliments of MORRIS SERVICE Cattle Greensboro ' s Most Popular Sandwich Shop CURB SERVICE : GREENSBORO, N. C. Oldest • Largest • Best Compliments of ROMINGER FURNITURE CO. 423 North Liberty Street Phone PA 4-7411 Home Furnishers for 61 Years Winston-Salem, N. C. OTje talent poofe g tore Salem College Salem Wedgewond China complete s, rk of all scenes in pink and blue. Write for prices and illustrated circular. SALEMI TES MEET AT THE PETER PAN STEAKS SALADS SEAFOOD 825 S. Marshall le PA 5-3181 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success and Happiness during the years to come MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHIONS Corner Liberty and Third Streets Phone PA 3-1813 City Market Building 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. WILLIAM McCALL ART LINEN SHOP Complete line of Monogrammed Linen 408 N. Spruce PArk 2-1831 School Needs Gifts Greeting Cards Fountain Pens HINKLE ' S BOOK STORE 425 N. Trade Street and Parkway Plaza Shopping Center Phone PA 5-0213 Phone PA 5-1305 P. 0. Box 5231 3 emfcl? inn An 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 EXIT— IN CITY WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. George B. Kempton, Jr., Manager Compliments of JOHN E. PFAFF AND SONS Plumbing Heating Contractors 819 S. Marshall Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Alton F. Pfaff, Owner 1772-1961 DEGREES OFFERED IN THE LIBERAL ARTS SCIENCES MUSIC SALEM COLLEGE WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA ENGINEERS WDW 7 MANUFACTURERS Winston-Salem. N. C. COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL AIR-CONDITIONING HOTEL ROBERT E. LEE DOUGLAS BOYLE General Manager Compliments of acac£- Sfoouct e« 501 West Fourth St. Winston-Solem, N. C. VOGLER SERVICE Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Dependable Service Since 1858 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 you and our community to the best of our ability. Secondly, to contribute in every way possible to the betterment of the areas we serve. Thirdly, to grow with our community, reflecting its spirit of progress. Fourth at Spruce tuu SYLVIA ' S 211 W. Third Street PA 2-1033 SPECIALIZING In Custom Made Millinery Ready-to-Wear Sportswear Jewelry Compliments of PFAFF ' S, INC. PAINTS, GLA SS, WALLPAPER As Old As Winston-Salem Phone PA 3-7365 219 N. Main St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lenwood Ammons A. C. Motsincf.r, Jr. AMMONS ESSO SERVICENTER EMERGENCY AAA SERVICE Tires - Accessories - Batteries 1200 Reynolda Rd. N.W. Corner Robin Hood Rd. 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 1961 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 Parking U. S. TIRES DOWNTOWN GARAGE Next to Reynolds Building PILOT FREIGHT CARRIERS Local and Long Distance Moving N. Cherry Street Ext. PArk 2-3421 Phones PA 2-1196 - PA 2-1197 - PA 5-1209 Hanes Produce Co., Inc. 637 N. Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of er WINSTON -SALEM FRANK L. BLUM CONSTRUCTION CO. 860 West 41 2 Street Telephone PA 2-1544 Winston-Salem, N. C. THE IDEAL West Fourth Street ' The Best Place to Shop After AH Home Owned — Home Operated Modern Chevrolet Co. Winston-Salem ' s Only Authorized Chevrolet Dealer SALES - SERVICE - PARTS 800 West Fourth St. VVorma n StocktonH nc LADY HATHAWAY 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 Carmichae Printin g Co., Inc. 1309 Hawthorne R )ad s.w. Winston-Salem, N. c. Telephone PA 2-4137 Box 5294 Your Sporting Goods Headquarters • Photographic Supplies • Gifts in China • Spalding MacGregor Sporting Goods Winston-Salem ' s Largest Hardware Store BROWN-ROGERS-DIXSON The Best Place To Get It CHARTER A GREYHOUND! America ' s most reliable Charter Service WE . . .watch the road, make the YOU . . . leave your car worries be- reservations, follow the route you hind, start with your group, stay with choose, take care of the parking! your group, arrive with your group! It ' s such a comfort to take the bus . . . and leave the dr iving to us! There ' s a Greyhound agent near you. Cohen J obin A Downtown Northside Everything to Outfit the Style Conscious Junior Miss D. D. Bean Sons Co. Manufacturers of BOOK MATCHES Winston-Salem, North Carolina tndn} ON THE CAMPUS WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Compliments of SEALTEST FOODS Division of National Dairies Product, Inc. Milk Ice Cream PA 3-0311 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. POWER TO THE CLASS OF ' 61! We ' re proud oi you . . . proud, too, of rhe chance to serve a new generation of younc Piedmont citizens. Our best to you as you movtr forward, in a free and respon- sible community ... where your own will and effort are the measure of achievement DURE POWER COMPANY The Portraits in this Yearbook W ere Made By SMITH STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Official Portrait Photographers for the 1961 SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS PORTRAITS AND APPLICATION PICTURES MAY BE ORDERED FROM US FROM YOUR SCHOOL ANNUAL NEGATIVES 14 East Hargelt Street RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA P. H. Hanes 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 Tm$ to mankind HANES P. H. HANES KNITTING CO. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ' iI ! fSK - l -4 i SINCERE BEST WISHES TO SALEM COLLEGE . . . OVER THE YEARS— A GREAT INSTITUTION FROM UNDERWEAR • SPORTSWEAR • SLEEPWEAR Products of WASHINGTON MILLS CO.. Winston-Salem, N. C. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Winston-Salem, Inc. 1664 Stadium Drive Phone PA 3-1892 WINSTON-SALEM ' S FINEST SUPER MARKETS A new idea in smoking! 03161X1 refreshes your taste Refreshing as this spring scene looks — that ' s the way new Salem tastes. Menthol-fresh comfort... full, rich tobacco flavor with a new, surprise softness... mod- ern filter ease, too. You take a puff, it ' s springtime! It ' s delightful to smoke Salem... you ' ll love ' em. ' COLORACTION in your JOURNAL and SENTINEL COLOR — the dynamic ingredient in the solid, depend- able newspaper medium that provides that something extra in newspaper readability. Today Journal and Sentinel COLORACTION in uniform quality is recog- nized as being among the nation ' s best. Editorially and in our advertising columns, you can de- pend on the finest newspaper color reproduction avail- able — another effort by the Journal and Sentinel to capitalize on the newspaper ' s great productive capacity to bring you the news in complete detail. WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL (morning) TELECAST AFFILIATE WSJ ST V TWIN CITY and SENTINEL (Sunday) (evening) BROADCAST AFFILIATE WSJS-AM:FM 600 kc — 104.1 mc Channel 12 NBC for Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point E. G. FOREST CO. INSTITUTIONAL FOODS PArk 2-1129 1030 N. Chestnut Street Winston-Salem, N. C. ZINZENDORF LAUNDRY CO., INC. 1000 South Main Street Launderers Dry Cleaning Phone PA 2-5178 The Winston-Salem Chomber of Commerce Invites you to call on us when we can be of help. Chamber Headquarters: Cherry St. and Coliseum Dr. (James Gordon Hanes Community Center Bldg.) Tel. PArk 5-2361 Compliments of Raylass Department Store DOWNTOWN WINSTON-SALEM Compliments of PETER W. BLUM SON SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 805 North Trade Street Winston-Salem 1, N. C. WALKER ' S FLORISTS Serving Winston-Salem for Over a Half Century Choice Flowers For Any Occasion We Grow Our Own Select Cut Flowers Choice Potted Plants VISIT OUR NEW SHOP ON 116 N. Spruce St. DIAL PA 5-9706 FOR YOUR FAVORITE FOUNTAIN TREAT . . . DAIRY BAR • Northside Shopping Center • South Stratford Rc.ad Congratulations to the Seniors McPhail ' s China, Silver. Ciirystal 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 2-2578 Charles N. Siewers, C.L.U. Robert W. Gorrell Spencer C. Waggoner R. Ray Holder Wade H. Moser Vernie R. Snider Conrad M. West SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY Jacards W. Fourth at Cherry St. EXQUISITE FOOTWEAR W L PrtcH 422 West Fourth Street «e PINE HALL BRICK AND PIPE CO., INC. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Compliments of the J If FA5HQN 5H0P, Downtown West Fourth at Trade Parkway Plaza WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Piedmont Federal Savings and Loan Association Winston-Salem. North Carolina JSobbitt COLLEGE PHARMACY COR. HAWTHORNE LOCKLAND Phone PA 3-1867 Winston-Salem, N. C. PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Babbitts Downstairs Store INVITATIONS CENTER PIECES FAVORS PARTY NAPKINS COMPLETE ENSEMBLES GIFTS AND TOYS BRIDGE ACCESSORIES MONOGRAMMING Susie Johnson Says beautiful shoes can be comfortable when fitted ' WIN STON • 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 NOLAND 2100 GLENDALE STREET COMPANY INC WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.  . - : r t 1930 FT OF MRS WILL W REUNOI.W W MEMORy OF HER MOTHER A SALEM ALUMNA CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA THE SOUTH S FINEST ANNUAL ENGRAVERS SINCE 1915 BEST WISHES TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AT SALEM COLLEGE THE DAIRY BARN CONTRACTORS— EXCAVATING , j£?3 DIAL PA 3-2500 R. J. BENNETT SEPARK MUSIC COMPANY Music of All Publishers 620 W. 4th Street Phone PA 3-2241 Compliments of VENETIAN BLIND PAWNING CO MAN U FACTURERS Venetian Blinds • Awnings - Window Shades - Drapery - Hardware Window Screens - Folding Doors 510 South Marshall Street DIAL PA 2-5205 Compliments of K W CAFETERIAS Parkway Plaza and Between the Bus Station and the R. E. Lee Hotel on North Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of HOLSUM BAKERIES PILOT INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 407 Reynolds Building Phone PA 2-6123 Winston-Salem, N. C. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 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. STALEY ' S Gltaicaal STEAK HOUSE 2000 REYNOLDA ROAD iViniian-Scdem, A . G. Phone PA 3-8631 Compliments of SANITARY CONTAINER SERVICE CORP. 900 LINDEN AVE. SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS ANOTHER FINE QUALITY ANNUAL MINTED AND BOUND IN OUR MODERN PLANT IN RALEIGH, NORTH OAROIINA The Leading Quality Annual Printers in North Carolina EDWARDS BROUGHTON COMPANY SINCE 1871 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Gramley Library Salem Academy and C Winston-Salem,, N.C Z7J.O