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

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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 -

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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 ,

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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