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

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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 ■

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■■■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.

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Dr. Dale H. Gramley, [ ' resilient. Jack M. I! hile. Assistant In the President. 26 ■MMMIBP r