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

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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 —

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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 » »

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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