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

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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

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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