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y V Gramtey Library Salem Academy and Co ' lege Winston-SaleiTii N.C. 27JL0a rm ziMmiMmimMmm EDITOR— yVNN SELLARS BUSINESS MANAGER— PAT HOWELL SLXTIETH EDITION SALEM COLLEGE WINSTON-SALEM NORTH CAROLINA 1962 SIGHTS and INSIGHTS Staff: Betsy llicks. Bpverh llrManl. Maiy LavMciicf Pond. Ka Kearns. Joan Tliruucr. Diana Wells. Ga Austin. Ella l{a ul. Belly Black. Anna Transou. Beltv Pope. Donna Raper. Carol Tlireatl. Mar Jane Ciowell. Caro- line MeClain. Fallie Ann Lolir. Nan Berry. Bonnie Bean. Lana McAfee. Virginia Anderson, Col(|uill Mearliani. a ( arnp. Special pholonrapliN In Irvinlirigg. Ad isor. Halpli Hill. m4m!J :mM mMMMM mm . Foreword The Leaders Behind the Square The Movers of Mind The Face in the Crowd The Organization Woman The Order of Appearance SALEM: . . . the Pursuit of Truth Wherever and By Whatever Methods It May Be Found . ?9 MAR (■ic(iimii i ' her ,i ,1 lirliiii(l-llic- (i ' iic loicc. stabiliziiij;. i)i ;anizirij;. MiKinlliin out uiiiikles in (iiir ,icM(lfniic f ])i riciii( ' . Tlicit- is a quiet- ness alHiiil lici smile, an alertness in lii ' r ' eyes, a lirnniess in he|- (iiee. K ei cla we aic in iind (Mil il her- (illiee willi (|iiestii)ns. selieiiule i-ariis, absence slips. She greets us witli a faintly questioning lift of eyelirou. The inf(Hinalion we seek is at her fingertips. (|ui(kly retrieved Ironi her filing ealiinel. her desk lop. or her inexliaiistilile store of eoinniou sense. I)iiriii registration she cheeks our schedules and re- checks theru. making certain that we have fid- (illed all iei|iiiri-meiits. are alile to graduate in lime. She keeps all academic records up to date. recor ls class and chapel cuts, averages and sends out all grades. Elfieieney and jdeas- aiil helpfulness aie qualities we admire and respect in her. We. the Senior Class, acknowl- edge our graliliidc lo Miss Margari-t Simpson. DEDICATION mmdrndiM mm FOREWORD In the firsl rii-h of Icainini; Id li t ' ;niil uciik in closi ' pioxirnitx lo cacli (itlier. in the l)reathless hinr over old l)iick walks lo plarcs wliere we were exj)e(te(l. in the early-arisinj; . lale-sludving tension, in the self-discipline with wliieli we eonl ' oinied to exteriorly imposed standards — we lost ourselves loi ' a time, in preparation for finding ourselves again. We became solidly enclosed li the de- mands of group living. dee|il immersed in the traditions of Old Salem — founded in 1772 and fighting to retain its IcStli centui flavor in a world of change — and jusi as we hegan to seem a comfoitalile ])art of the giDup. a significant link in tiaditioii. we paused for a moment — in the middle ol a ()age of hislor . a lah experi- ment — stopped and saw our inner selves a])art from their surroundings. m m aa We came into a small new world . . . into a constant state of activity, tension, rush . . . lan in last circles to meet its demands . . . We moved in the same setting . . . felt the old within the new . . . We were one ) a lont; and histoiic tradition . . . I iitil oni- ila we slopped, in llif iiiidsl of ;i(li il and liadllimi and paused lo look inward . . . ' iJMMMM We look deeply into the eyes of classmates for the first time, and see reflections of onr own moods. e hear our own feelings expressed in other voices, see in other nervous hands, indications of common frustrations. We see taut faces and clenched hands, and self consciously relax and unclench our own. We do not know, anymore than our classmates, how to relieve inner tensions — it is not ejiough that our feelings, moods, tensions are corinnou ones. 10 r)ail . we face tlie satue deeisioii.s . . . wIk-iIht Id wmk )r lo play — It is not a siiii|)le decision, for we iiuisl decide anew in eacii new inonieiit . . . How iiiucli do we like him? We are not sure: we need lime lo think. to discuss . . . What will we do with our lives? We have jirepared. hut have we prepared euoujih and lor what? We know suddeid that we are uol cap.ihle (d all that we had hoped to he . . . oui ' imaj;e lades and liliiis in oui ' mimrs e i ' . . . We see that we have not ]e all known ourselves . . . have lieconie strangers even to ourseKes. wmi nmm.mm mmmM . . . and iii ihi-. iiioiiienl of self-oliservatioii, we seem to staiui out iji stark contrast against our liackground of tiaditional and varied activity. As we see ourselves, for the first time separate and uninvolved, a strange feeling of loneliness en- closes us. We see in the moment of overwhelming claritv that we must stand alone and apart. We are silent, estranged in this minute which seems to be eternitv . . . mmt j  «C ' ►■ifcWiiii r- SSrT Ti ■aPi ' J y: rf- r ' m - | llic iiiiJincnt oi iii i,uhl. tiriir. likr the leii (il a camera, ralclies us and (Iffiiies us as we are. We who stood alone. Iilurreil. (liliiciill In loriis. have hecome. in llie split second in wliicli we fnid (inrselves. elearh ' defined — standing; deep in new knowledge and in newlv seen ijinmanre, (■hani;ed. All that we ean lie. that we have been is stamped indelihlv on oiii ' nilnd . and the split second has Hashed and laded. i (•vOj i U Hpflf r tR BFwi ' i n Out 1)1 (iiir iili-als vc have rliii cri (iiii li ' aclcis. We expect them to lie loyal to tlie Honor ' I ' railitioii. to us. and to themselves at the same time. We ;ive them more tedious woik than |io ver. more criticism than praise — hecause we have cho eii them to rcpiCMMit the liii;he t iu oui el es. 15 LEGISLATIVE BOARD They meet to discuss, and through their discussion the Honor Tradition con- liiuiously deepens and broadens. As our representatives, they work closely with the Faculty, the Board of Trustees, our org;anizations, and individual student opinion lo encompass changes in practice and in theory. They are open-minded at their hest. imaginative and diligent. They find sometimes that our opinions are opposite from what they consider right, but thev never fail to consider our opinions, to state their policies and their reasons for them. They stand spot- lighted in chapel, in on-campus and off-campus activities — aware of their responsibility to us, to Salem, to them- selves. We expect excellence from them, examine their actions in their puhlic and private lives minutely, not always realiz- ing that as much is expected of us. l rfsidfnl ill Sifiilrnl Cfivct litiiriil Siiltic I ' ti- lini. ' - 4t r Oarers nl l.tfiis iidir Hounl. frit ti right: Dran Md ur. Sr rfttir : Jii l SnninttTtIL TrciiMirrr : lirlfy Cox, lie l resi({ent. Ollur l.iiiislatiir lioatil h-mhers. liuitgvl Orgiinization Presidents and Editors: Ann (.unntnghom. Louisa Freeman. .Marguerite Harris. Ellen Ranhin. Ann Saunders. Ann Sel nrs. Agnes Smith. Elizabeth Smith, Snsiin ff iiinwrii-ht. Janet ff ales, Trisha ff eathers. lart Hu liniond. S.A. ( vordinator hi ia ( iirr. ' resident i Day Students Legislative Hoard, left to right, first row: Sally Bacon, Evelyn Brown. lart I ' tiisle). 4iine Mornsou: Dade if ' all. Martha Ann (hooper. Karen Kelly. Lucy Lane, Annetta Jeanetlr. ond row: Chairman of Judicial Board, i ancx Peter. House Presidents, left to right: Heather Peebles. ! outh Dorm; Eleanor Workman, Babcock Dorm: Betsy Hicks, Lehman Dorm. JUDICIAL Secretary of Judicial Board. Jacgueh n Baker. House Presidents, left to right: Johanna Johnson. Piohl Hous Edith Harrison. Slrons Dorm: Sara fT ills. Sisters Dorm. BOARD 4itni ' iniinis. ( liurll Ihinn. llrli-n J„h„. liillini: l)„rn Tlii ' ir l.i k is Id iiilci |ii i ' I iiidix IcIikiI ciiriinist;nices ill iIk ' lijilil 111 llir j;i)al of lie Honor Tradilioii. Jitdirial Hoard, hit to right: (.tiro! Monrov. Mfiriitircl Diutili. 7 s ( Johnsnri, Anne K est, Sandra Morgan. It is not an easy task, lint liecaiise tliev represent a cross-section, discussion serves to balance their decisions somewhere between personal opinion, individual understandinji. the spirit of Honor and the letter of the law. They successfully make our ideals practical. 19 FACULTY From the beginning their knowledge impresses us, but they teach us that knowledge is only the basis for a broader outlook. At first they are campus characters who amaze us. but when we come to know ' them, we know them as people, and that amazes us most of all. 20 When uf li.iM ' iDibiiillcii S,ilcrn (•(■iii-i . Iiiii;cillcn llic dclaiU nl i l,i« idiilini ' and iloi rniliu ' N lilr. wlii ' ii cm ' ii llir l,ici ' i [ diii ' (•la- riKili ' - liliii Jii nin iiiciiioi ic . uc will rcrall llicir «illiri-ni- in f i ' i ilii.ili(in. tlicir villiiij;iic Id lalk lliinj;- iivcr ' . llicir i(iii) ncra-.if . llicir licl|iliil a(l iir. llicir cnlh ' c madness . . . and c cn llic least (il n- wdl 1ki c de ' e|)eneil lieeaii e lA llie excidlence iini laciilu lia demanded id n . They are dignified liehiiid speaker ' s stands, scholarly hehind their desks, sophisticated at lectnres, and fanatical in the faculty lounge. They join us in the Barn, the Post Office, com- mittee meetings, lectures, symphonies, basket- hall games, and at the Christmas banquet. We confer with them on everything from golf to ((uality points. They attend our plays, sponsor onr organizations, plan our schedules — hut they make their greatest effort to teach us. I ' r. iliilf i . t.ninti ' ). I ' rt ' sldfrU. Administration iei|iiires a sense of humor, attention to iiolli tlic individual and the whole. Their hroad perspective, their high standards, their firnniess in times of crisis provide a steady guidance for our social and academic development. They are distant symbols to us. and yet have time to discuss changes in majors or roommates, personal and academic prolilems — time to ins])iie us and — time to comfort our parents. 24 ADMINISTRATION (.. M. Hi.x.-ion. Ar,i,U-mn Ihau. Amy R. Heidbri ' der, Dean of Sliulfnl.s ' H K ' V 4 W.- Cltniens undresL . Dean uj ihv Sihoa ot Music. Jdcf: White, Assistan! to the President. l.t ' tt to n ii. Ih. Lif liistin. Hunl at Chissntil l.tm iuii ' s Drpiiriment : Dr. Muhael Lifwis. Head ol Madfrn Lan iia cs Ih ' piirltnrnt : Jess lUnl. Html of English Department, DEPARTiVIENT HEADS Dr. Mary Stewart Hill, Head of Religion Department. Lett to rifiht. first row: (.arson Frcnrh Head of (.lieniistry Department : Margaret Snow. Head of Uonii El onomii ' s Oepartaient : .4r e C.arlee. Head It! Mnlheniafi ' s Department. Serond row: Roy ( ,imphrlL Head ol lindoi: I trpai tnimf. ■Inne Woodnard. Ht i i r i . ,, k ' m ofmn Department. Eiluin Sbeumakt ' . Head oi Art DeparlmeiiL DEPARTMENT HEADS Ur. Elizabelh W elih. Head ul Education and Psychology Departments. ]im - ' B Lett to right: Raymond Carter. Head oj Dramatics Department and Paul Peterson, Head of Voice Department. 2V, I.iu, . Ml.rijihi. li.V.; William C. Man um. li ,. . -. K.liiiii 1 ' . iin,- k-l.T Sl.i,-I(l . A.I!., M.F.. .: Ailliui .• nnil.. li.. 1 ' .. .. l. KCONOMICS WD SOCKIIdl. ' i Eval..-llr Simiiion- ( .,n in::t.Hi. I;, .. l. ,; W .11.11. li. ,. I, , Kill (: iii) Mi ,- (.ll(ll.lK, ' l .lanu-s 1.. lirav. . .l!.. E.I.M.: l.iuia K. Karn.- Sa.li.- Eli ,al.Hli W.-Kli. I!. ., M.A.. I ' h.l). ■.I l. II111I..1.. .li.. 1;, M, ,. I ' ll, II.: K.ili.rl I..11U. I- ,: I ' .ail.ara li. Hill-, li, ,, l ,, I ' ll, II,; KM.l IMl MI UK V l ,1.— l.u.ill. ' Mvr.l. H.A.. l. .: .|..lin iili.-i Carl.r. A.li.. . i.. I ' ll. II.: KaM Carver, li. .. Sl. .: .lam.- M. J..r,lan. li. .. I. .: Sn-pl,,-,! C. Pain.-. I!.A.. K. Lamarr .Smith. A. 11.. M.A.: U iUiam 1!. « hit.-. H.A.. li.S.. M. .. I ' li.l). I. .. I ' ll. II.: HISTORY I ' hilip fri.a. li. .. Ph. 11.; Fran.i- C n-,oml). ' . Emi-rilu-. li .. 1. .. I ' ll, II,, l,l„r.,; 1il.lr..l lii ,.r livers, A.li.. A.M.. I ' ll. II.: Ilaikrishna C. (,..klial.-. .li,. l, ,, I ' ll, II,: , H.«M,n Mi.hi,-. ,lr.. li.A.. . 1.A. HOME ECONOMII ' Ka ( ' . Hont-ycutt. I . M.S.: Ma i-i 1 ' . M.E.I. MATHEMATICS , ri.- Th.-o.lorc (!url.-.-, 1!. CLASSICAL LANm A(;E Lucy E. Austin. A.B.. M. .. 1 ' En.iritUf. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. M. .: l.l.. .l li. --Miilh. li.- Ii,|l,: . 1, lli -. li, ,, 1, „ I ' ll D,: Mil lith. MODERN LANGLACE H. Michael Lewis. 15. .. ll...i,iir lie I ' Liilyprsite tie Poitiers: Mary L. Melyin, I!. A M ■June C. Parker. B.A.: W iliii. r II. Sanders. B.A.. M.A.: Lucille V. .Scott. B.A.. M.A. MUSIC Frances Home Avera. B.M.. M.M.: Ralph Rohert Bell. 11. . .. B.M.E.: Ri.har.l J, llloesch. B.A.. B.D.. M.S.M,: Louise Cii II.. wen. Piano Diploma. Private Sluily; Mary Frances Cash, 11. M.: Harriet Mariel (irei.l r. Emeritu-. Piano Diploiiui. Professional and Private Stu.ly. Certificate American Institute of .Applieil Music: Eleanor ShaHner (iuthrie. B.A.. Private Stu.ly; Lin. la R.-ck Head. B.M.. M.M.: Hans. Hei.lemann. B.M.. Piano Diploma. Private Stu.ly. Professional Study; Eu!;ene M. Jacohovvskv. B.S.. M.A.: Joan E. lacnhowskv. BS M • Charles R. Me.llin. Professional Study; D.,nal.l M. M.C.rkle. B.M.. MM ■John S. Mu.dler. li.M.. M.M,; Mariiar.M s, Mu.ll.r, li,M„ M,M,: Paul W , l ' .-t.-rs.,n, B,M,. M.M.: June Louise Samson, B,A,. M.A.. Professional Sludv ; Clemens Samlreskv. ll.A.. M.A.. Professional an. I Private Stu.lv; Margaret Var.lell San.lresky. B.M.. M.M.. Professional Study; Helen Smith. A,B,. M.A.. Professional Stu.ly; IM.dl Brushinizham Starr. Emeritus. rtist ' s and Ti-acher ' s Diploma. Professional Siu.lv. Privat. ' Stu.lv; U alt.r ..llman, 11, M„ M,M.. Prole5si.)nal .Study. Private Study. SCIENCE Matli M-Aish. U.S.. M. .. Ph. II,: Thomas E, Austin, B,S.. M.. ,: Roy Jon.-s Caniphell. II. .. M.P.IL: ll.-rtran O. Co-hv. 11, S,, M,s RELK.IIIN N1I I ' HILdsllPin Walser H. Allen. Jr.. B.A.. B.D.. M.A.: II. i.lr- D Mary .Sleivart Hill. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. B. Carson Fr. ' n. h. U.S.. M.A.. M.S.. Ph.D. nn.r, B. ' s,, 1,R,E,; PHYSICAL EDUCATION f Carolyn Cox. B..S.; nrw . F A C U L T Y 1.1, ,ii,, i, . l MKMdHI l. li Eiluin Ha ., |i),lil- D,. 29 xm-.jmjMMM mmMm We like the liooks. travel posters, paintings and creaking leather chairs in their offices. They don ' t seem to mind when we come just to talk, and when we have problems they listen thoughtfully. The mechanical skills they have taught us in classes and lahs are not enough — we want .somehow to connect them, to make them relevant to ourselves and our lives. They understand and listen, and they suggest — because they are searching for relevance, too. 30 A- face emerges from the crowd that is representative of all our faces, and yetlBlnds apart from the rest through the achievement sellence in some phase of our life at Salem. Li ' lt to right, first row: Sally Glenn. Martha Still, SalUc I ' axfon. Si;i ml nnv: l ' r i, ' Hrnu n, Liz Smith. Linda Wall, Jacquelyn Bnkvr. Third row: Libhic IIiillc . i aiir I ' vtvr. Jud Sunimcrell, Ann Sellars. Dean Major, Sue Parham. Not pictured: Louisa Freeman. Lynn DeMent. HONOR SOCIETY EstaMishcil to rei-iij;iijze and Ui i ' ncoiiiaf!,e seliolaisliip. llic lldridr Sofiely is purely honorary, having no defined activity. Its standards of admission are comparable with those of Phi Beta Kappa. Meniliership is liniilcd to students of superior academic achievement alter five semesters. 34 ( ' lioscii ,in() (iri;;mi ( ' (l In licnclil Sali ' iii in llu- |iiiil (il il-. idcils. thi ' ( ' i-k Id t ' l f with 11(1 cloiii ' 1(11 ic .ii(l (H I (■(■(imiilidii. Tlicii iiidjcclN arc ilal. lli()iij;li ultuii iiiall and inlaii.i;ilil( ' . We know tlicrn l) llicii iiidiicl ion ni cliaiiid. by tilt ' mall painlcd v((ii|ii(iii ihal appeal in (inl-(il-dic- sa places. THE ORDER OF THE SCORPION Left to right, first nni : Trlshti If tuthrrs. Jiuly SiiniruvTi ' . SriDiiil niic: Ifriin Mir iir. Lirulti J.ciiinU Sanrx Prtt-r. Hnrrh fhnnr,!. S,ill:r l ' ii ti ii. Third row: Httl (ox. Miui Ann Slohrs. Annr W est. L W IJ je 1 ? Vi HO ' S W HO National recognition to these who have ex- celled academically, have contrilnited talent and work to the making of a well-rounded college atmosphere. They are characterized li personal involvement, dixersified interests, tl.e aliilitv to do a joh thoronghlv. They are arguments for the liberal arts education: they have their equivalent in the best student leadership on college campuses all over America. r hu ' s If ho in American Vniiersities and Colleges, left to right, first row: Trisha Weathers. Second rote: Nancy Feter. Betty Cox. Third row: Libbie Hatley. Linda Leaird, Sallie Pnxton. DELTA L.AAIBDA CHAPTER OF PHI ALPHA THETA Delta Lambda Chapter of Phi Alpha Thetn. left to right, first row: Manha Ray, Libbie Hatley. Second row: Dr. Inzer Byers, Amy R. Heidbreder, Lynn Robertson DeMent, Hewson Michie, Dr. Phillip Africa. Kay Kearns, Jane Thompson, anry Peter. Liz Smith. ot pictured: Dr. Lury Austin. l ? Evnbelle f.ovinsfon, Steve Lesher, Dr. Donald McCorkle, Dr. Minnie Smith. ' AAjyi - . - A r-tZ I-OKKIGN STLDKiMS horri n Stiulvrits. Lis titihl Jt-nsrn and Hcrniinia Murlincz. OLSO SCHOLARS Oslo Silii,liirs. ell In rijihl: Siillie I ' inloti iiiul Ihini Minvi PHI ALPHA THETA A liiliiitt ' to excellence in the fielil of liis- toi . I liey iiiiluct new nieinljers in a traditionally formal ceremom. and then gather iiifoinially over dinner and coffee. Composed ot permanent members who demand hij;h -tandard of cholar-hip — of new memiiers who ha c -.lri cd and met the standards. .■5: Lett la riffht: Marsha Hav and Lucy Laittf Leit to right: Jane Ra iuir and Carroll Raln-rts. MARSHALS . . . juniors chosen to preside in white over chapel procedure, serve as ushers at concerts, symphonies and lectures . . . concerned with our politeness to guests speakers . . . characterized by poise, a high standing in their class. (Jiit ' l Marshal, Gay Austin. - „ 4 5 ' 5 16 17 , 2 23 24 29 30 31 Sophomore Feature Girl. Marstierite Harris. Two chosen by each class and kept a closelv-guaided secret, ihev stand for tlie aljstract qual- ity that knits together the indi- viduals in a loosely connected group. Our Freshmen and Sophomore feature girls are characterized by a personal friendliness and charm; our Junior and Senior feature girls i)y tiieir individual contrilm- tions, dignity and spirit. Freslirniin Feature Girl. Janet tTales. Freshman Feature Girl. Sallv Baron. ' t Sophomore Feature Girl, Anne Simons. FEATURE GIRLS The li( ' ;iiit 1)1 a rose lio iji llic it ' i;iilaiitv (if it petal Idinialiiiii ami in the imilorniltv iif its ecilorinj;. Hiil liiiiiian lieaiiU olteii lies in certain (le iali in Irorn the noinial ami regular. rather than in the mniiial itself. C look around iis e ery ila and recognize lieaut in tlie ii|) vard lilt of an evehrow. a seatteriiig of freckles, the ui e ot a throat, a elieek. Beauty is i)rij;inalily in a smile, geiuiiiiess of light in the pupil of an eye. 41 MAY QUEEN AGNES SMITH RichiiiDiid, Viij inia :a: V u msmwfif r I « .- ■ ll MAID OF HONOR ANNA TRANSOU Greensboro, North Carolina IH kM iu. !■; ' i «Vi? •. tj ;SS£ l? -n ir-i Ac r to right: Ann ( ' .nuninghitm, SparNmlnirg. 5. C, Clarissa Jo ce, Raleigh, .V. C, Pani Trwlt: ' , A bemarle, N. C, Anito Hatcher. FautteviKe. A. C. t Nil ( .iniainghiim. Si ' nii 44 COURT Pfini TriK ' th ' . Si ' iihiiinorc Anita Hatrhcr. junior (. (liisSil Ji) t r. Jliiiiiii 45 Anne Gnffis, Sophomore. COURT Susan Evans. Fresh n mi COURT Martha Tallman. Junior. Dot Grayson, Senior. i Sall Baron, Freshman. Mason Kent. Sophomore. f ft r 48 Lejt to right, first row: Mnsnn Kent, DainiUf. Vtt.: Sally Uitinri. (Jidttanof n. Tenn. Sccontl rou: hirlhii Tfilhnun. Augusta, Co.; Dot Grayson. Charlotte, . . (i. 49 SI I Rl ' 0-0 ■fitttiitit tJ r Q I otter « r. riT; t ' i ggi :-jr-rri-=s JLE5  tM ' ■' Ik rotei!|f| (- |l e n time, heirtalent and energy to ' the deTelop pent ' . ' ' . of new ideasvvthin t ■. . ' ■' ■■■■• -r OX creativity— and to the di bAN A -t it oiial channels nt of new intellectual interests. . . ' . She is necessary to the YOKJt organizations she participates in, and she derives Z? co Af L ' O U satisfaction from her contrifii|tion. L)£lcerot i V Ill her spare time the Salem girl finds outlets for her creativitv and energy. W liether she participates in Salem ' s organizations for pleasure or with a product in mind, she is interested and vital. Whether her outside activities include the publication of a weekly newspaper, or the mastery of a dance movement, she finds that her individual talent is iioth valued and needed. t, ; ' rf iiifnt of H .H.A.: Susan U ainurisht. W. R. A. All orjiaiiizalion planned to jtive interested lijilenl the (i|)|)oilunit to peifeet pliysical kill . ti) (ieveloj) tlieir ideals of lieallh, enjoynieiil. and spoilMnan- liip. to encourage a s])iiit of teamwork. W.R. A. members, hit to right: Susan Harrison, Siistm Pnrdie. Aliii- Reiii, lody McDorman. Betli orman. Ethel Perry. Frances Hnllnn. • iisan Ray Kuykendall. Mary Liz Buckingham. Susan Ellison. Bonnie Bean. Miss Anne IT ' noit- uanl. atitisor. :. .Jca w • . J - fa3L4t I Represent Salem — an organization to encourage interest in developing personal 1 poise, grace, charm, and a concern for higher standards of manner and appearance R and to broaden the social life of the campus. Their example is the greatest Q step toward the achievement of their purpose. A traditional May Day pageant, with maximum student participation, on the first Saturday of May transforms Salem ' s May Dell into a world of natural and artificial beauty. The committee conducts May Court elections early in the year and ])lans Salem ' s spring pageant aroinul the beauties of the May Dell and of the Mav Court. ;: s«ifci ;.tN.S ? !iK- • - ' i Jk .- 3 . .SifeJ U ' U i ' i ' i J IM.S. mrnilHrs. first run. If ft to right: Frances Spt ' as Mary Lawrence Ponil. Judy ( hild ress. Heather I ' cvblfs. Miif) June C.rowelL An- iietta Jvauftte. Jane Kelf . SecontJ row: Susie Hah en, Jane ff ebster, Anne Jewell. Dot Grayson, Sandra Smith, i ' at Robinson, Tinka Lee. President of I.R.S., 4nn Snunde, MAY DAY COMMITTEE May Day Chairnuin. inn ( ' luinini hant. w m May Day Committee, left la right: Gail Ogburn, Nancy Umberger. Glarissa Joyce. Jane Thompson, fiels Davis. Ann Jewell. Sandra Sheets. 0 - j-.a, f . -. - r ' • «?. % . ' -safct The Pierrette Players, Council, and Production Staff create an interest on campus in drama as a fine art and en- courage students to participate actively in theatrical productions. Pierrette productions during 1961-1962 were as varied as Shakespeare ' s Taming of the Shrew and director Raymond Carver ' s Crisis. New acting talent, innovations in staging and costuming rewarded time and effort spent in both productions. Shahe.sjiriirr III the Shrew. PIERRETTES PresUltnt of Pierrettes, Nina Ann Stokes. ••:•• ' •.?: I L v:rr-.:u COUNCIL {MEMBERS Pierrettt ' s Council Members, ett to right: Johanna Johnson. Annah Leigh Thornton. Mary Liz Buckingham, tf iniiie Daiitlson. Frances fiailty, irginiii Anderson. Ka Kearns. Louisa Freeman. Harriet HintvomL lr. Carver, advisor: Lui i Laac. -V PRODUCTION STAFE Pierrettes P r o il u •■i i i, n Staff, left to right: Knth Liniier. Heierly He ward. Uottie Pooser. Lis fiahl Jensen. Lury Lane. Ann Jeiiell, Hetsy Daiis. Mary Liz Hut hingham. Harriet Has wood. Jackie ' .ip- fiercr. Hei k ewsonie. Dimsalems: left to right, Cathy Chalk, Jeanne Boyer, Nancy Umberger, Vice-president; Jane Hedgpeth. Kaye l enntriglon. ' resident ui Oansalenis. Salem ' s modern dance oif anization seeks to develop an appreciation of contemporary dance, to develop stcilled techni(|Lies and creative ability — They create, choreograph, and present recitals throughout the year. Their participation in the May Day Pageant, chapel programs, and dramatic presentations bring the art of tlie dance to campus attention. Dansalenis, left to right, first row: Alice Wilson. Lynne McClement, Pam Truette, Anita Hnti her. Secretary. Second row: Lynn Hall. Diane Fuller, Bonnie Hauch. .Alice Reid, Snndi Kimbrell, Treasurer. CHOHAI. ENSKMHLE Pri ' siili ' nt oi Choral Ensemble. Jiitiv .Newman Sn rm (vlUiiv (.horal Knsemhie: -Ihrr. romhir. H. ' il.. lrrr . Hilhru. Hu.liiiv. timer. Hr tin!. ( arr. (.hall., (., t f er. Corln-ft. (.nuirh. ( .iiiintnghnm. Ihiiis. Dull. Diinhfir, EzzelL Farrow. Fordluim. Fuller. Harris, Haywood. Hlfglns, Rotifers. Hfif hes. Jackson. Johnston. Hnlihins. Kirl,. Laniontl. Lee. Lundin. Morrison, Mount. iSewninn. Randal fih. Hit hnmnd. Rohuison. Shn arl. Simons, .Smith. Sfiea. ' i. Steere. Strub. Tavloe. Thornton. Tnn. Uard. Iffidner. If ilson. l( right. Ma for. MiArrtT, Hell. Harrell. Dal ton. Both a coiiise in voice and an or ani alion tor llic fostfiiiig oi lalcnt in proj raiiis hen on and oil ' campus . . . stinuila- tioii of interest in llie (K-al art i lis niastertulU attained purpose. Music dub President. Tina Thrower MUSIC CLUB An opporliiiiity for the iiiiisic sliulfiit to liioadpii licr knowl- edffe and lier interest in her field, to eicale an outlet lor aestlielir talent Ij) lisleninj; and paitieipation. Leil to right: Alex Mount. Susan Sleere. Carulf Wright. Ann Cunningham. Sundru Lundin. Sara Kirk. Aoie Shugart. Harriet Huvivood, Hat Bryant, ancy Hughes. Hal Kohinsim. .Iud ( orhell. , „ Hunhar. laltie Cat Lee. ' PUBLICATIONS Publications are the cumulative result of literary, editorial, and photographic talents, long hours and illuminating talks with printers. Their staffs acquire harmony in working together to meet endless deadlines . . . pushed hy the knowledge that only their best will be acceptable in ])rinl. 6(1 ARCHWAY Scilcrii ,- iifur-l iiulilicalion i a lu(li ' nt niaiia iiic nri;ani .c(l Id -liriiiilatc (II i ;iiialil in tin- liiilcnt hh ami hi (.■icalc riKin- iiilfri ' l in llic lilfrai ails . . . tn pioxiilf a iiieaiis ot iiiiMicalioii Icn llic wmk (il sliidfiits who write, |)aiiit and draw. Eli::ahflh Smilli. EiUlor i ' lunn Slnff. lell :,, n hl: Hrifrl, Heunnl. Iln,n„ ffrlls. EliznI.vlh Hull,;. Il„n,r hullrr s s„„ A ' ,,, A,,, ,, ilall. Linihi Willi. Jii Ann (;iirriiril. 61 Top to boltuin : Ginger Ward, Copy- Editor; Alice Reid, Advertising Man- A weekly newspaper which reports on and oif Editor oi the Saltmite. E lcn Rankin. caiiipus eveiits. attempts to rertect imdereurrents of stinuilating thought around the square and to direct attention to world issues hevond the square. Sally Glenn, Assistant Business Man- ager: Sue Parham. Business Manager. Li t io right: Kay Long, feature Editor: Anne Romig. . tus tditu Linda Walt, jane Raynor, Rewriters. 62 Lcit to right: lnrguerif Hnrrls. Tish Johnsl.w. S„sn„ Km l.,;nl„ :. Ilrmlhnr K.lu.ns: l.n Smill, Kcuriirr 1 «m ■Hue league, Plwtugraijhy Editor. ot jjiiturni: liels) l,h„li: firsi M ' m,-sl,r I ' ltologniplu Eili „r. Prooireaders and typists, lejt to right, first roil : Rett) Lou I ' .rterh. Nani Grit fin. Second row: Jo I ' h ' ler. Joan Lukens Connie Rucker, Lyn Hall, Patty Nash. ot pictured: Iary Jane Crowell. GeeGee Snpp. .4nne Gore. Suzanne H. rell. Lyn Ball, Sue Humphreys. s A L E IM I T E .(• ; to right: Sanrlru Smith, Circulation Manager: Jean PjeiUr. Managing Staff: Sheila Smith. Circulation Manager: il anilu i.eri ' uriih. Managing Stall. r Ann Stilars. tditvr. A year-long effort produces an annual which captures the spirit of each year at Salem. The staff use their capaliilities and talent? to stamp an era vivid and memorable on the pages of the book. Their spirit of unity incorporates individual ideas into a general concept of Salem 1961-1962. Left to right: Diana Wells, Assistant Photographer : Joan Thrower, Photographer. A N D Class Editors, lop to bottom: Caroline MrClain. Senior Class: Jary Jane Croueil. Junior Class; Donna Raper. Sophomore Class; an Berry. Freshman Class, Lett to right, first ran: Mary Laurence Pond. Assistant Copy Editor: Ella Raymond. Head Typist. Second row: Gay Austin. Technical Advisor: Betty Pope, Assistant to the Photographer. Not pictured: Ava Camp, (.lub Editor: Colquitt Meacham. As- sistant, (Jnss A ' h iTtisinfi Mnnii trs. top to bottom: Anna Transnu, Senior Cfass: I ' irginia Anderson. Junior (. ass: Fallic Lohr. Sophomore (.lass: Luna McAfee. Fres iman Class. I.rii f.. niiht: Kay Kearns. Assniunt Eilit.ir: littsy JJiil.s. Copy Editor: fieierfy llcnind. Art Editor. Left to right: Bonnie Bean, Assistant Business Manager: (.and Threatl. Adver- tising Manager: Betty Blnrh. Assistant Adiertisins ManuL ' er. LT I 1h«l Tlie student seeks deeper iii- vi)lvenieiit than lier clussrooni work affords, a deeper investi- gation into tiie fields wliirli interest iier most. SliC partici- pates to learn and In sliare — liy (iliserving, discnssing. and ex- perimenting. Y W C A y.ir .C.A. I ' n-sidcnl: Trishii ffeallurs. A iellowsliip of jitufleiils. oapaljly welcoriiinj!; guests and guest speakei ' s, meetiug to discuss proldeuis in religion. Projects include civic activities both in the com- munity and on the college campus. Because every Salem girl is a niemlicr of ' . W. C. A., its executi c nucleus plans projects designed for niaxinnini student participation. Y.V ' .C.A. Cabinet Members, left to right, first row: Anne B. Austin, Gail Ogburn, Joy Robinson. Jo Dunbar, Cynthia Randolph. Dr. Hyers, nihiaor: Johanna Johnson, Caroline lcClain. Judy Coslon. Jean Snyder. Daphne Dnhale. Linda Lcaird. Sirond rnir: l „v,„ Kriil. Susan Ellison. Irene Rose. f „ Kiaru ' .. Tish Johuslim. 67 Humanities, felt to right, back roiv: Diane Fuller. Marty Richmond. Ann Sellars. Mary Anne Stallings, Marsha Ray, Judy SummerelL Frances Bailey. Front row: Em Howell, Mary Laurence Pond. HUMANITIES Humanities, a loosely organized campus group which meets informally over coffee to discuss the contemporary arts and their relationship to new movements in the cul- tural world. Both students and faculty members lead and participate in discussions characterized by a free exchange of ideas. President of Humanities, Mtirsbn Ra nri ' siilnil III I.H.i:.: .I.iiie Thomiisou. I. R. C. Tlie International Relations Club meets to better acquaint its members with cur- rent world events. It exists on the opinion that democracy in America depends upon a well-educated iiublic. A variety of well-informed lecturers serve to arouse members into their awareness of I.R.C. ' s aoal. IR.C.Ifil to right: Sue Sample. Susan Ray Ku kendall. Mart Hhhmutul. Jiiih Siimnierell. Frances Bailev Marsha Ra . Mar Ann Stallings. Betsy McFate. Mart Alice Teagne. Susie Johnson. 4. llonir l.( 0111111111 Club provides a means of further practice and discussion for majors or those interested in the field. It encourages interested students to continue in the field professionally. Bazaars, teas, lectures and demonstrations are outlets for skills acquired in the Science Building and Home Management House. An opportunity for students of the sciences to informally learn the most recent developments and career opportunities. Guest lecturers and films are a part of the planned programs. Lablings link their knowledge to that of our expand- ing universe through demonstration, discussion, and exploration. ill ■M 1 - i . L S-T C f- Uri i «  ( 11 Q ,. ,■K.onomi.s (.luh.Ifit Sit n it. fir.sl nm : Innc KcAf. Anita Hati nT. Juan Thrower, Rohin Rhodes, Fratifes Sfiiarl, Edith Store), fieih) (iathi . Ser- oin{ ntw: Judy Shun nun. Nil ' hr I ' iirker. fiarhani tun Hitrrington. Kleanor OunL. l , M Jane Ham . ■t I a -Inn ( uniii. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Home Economics (.in i I ' nsidml Molly Scarborough. LABLINGS President tij hi din s: Sue I ' arha Lab in s. ■to ri ht: A n n F o w e r. Margaret Fonda. C uris.sa Joyce, Dr. French. A ice Reid. Paula MacFherson. Mr. Austin. Mr. liarrey. Mr. Cosby. ina Ann Stokes, Pat Lee. Sheila Smith, Anne Hutaf], Beth Prevost, Kay Long. S. N. E. A. President of S.l .E.A. and Miss Stu- dent Teacher : Elizabeth Hatley. The Johaiin Comenius Chapter of the Stu- dent National Education Association prepares its nienihers to become active in the teaching profession. A student must pass a faculty screening committee ' s requirements before she jieconies a member. Discussion and demonstrations of new methods are an important part of the S.N.E.A. program — and the selection of a Miss Student Teacher in chapel is a high point of the association ' s activity. S.N.E.A. members, left to right, first row: Ann Saunders, Jane Thompson, Linda Leaird, Betsy Davis, Sis Gillam, Mary Jane Dunn, Judy Moore, Judy .Shannon, Elizabeth Smith, .Mary Ann Stallings. Second row: Caroline McClain, Kaye Pennington, Craig White, Winnie Bath, Ann Jewell, Sue Sample, Sally Glenn, Linda Wall, Fran Bell, Betty Lou Creech, Jackie Barker, .Mary Jane Crowell. Lesley Frost, poetess. S Edgur Snow, jo urnalist. LECTURE SERIES .4 Inn Mnitliin). nclor. Tlie Salem College Lecture Series, guided hv (■liairniau Di-. Inzer Byers: laiully nieniliei ' s. Lucy Austin, James Brav. Bertram Cosliv. and Edwin Sliewmake; and lii(irnl nienii)ers, Betsy Hicks. Jackie Barker, Anne B. Airstin, and Robin (Causey, selected three outstanding lecturers for the 1961-62 year. Edgar Snow, an eminent jouiiialist. spoke in Fehruarv on Red China. Lesley Fiost. poetess daughter of Robert Frost, entitled her March lecture. Modern I ' oclr Looks at the Modern World. and Alan Mowlirav. veteran aclor. also appc.ircd in March to entertain with Alan M(j vhia ' .-. Almanac ol lluinoi . 73 r ,¥ r ' l ' i 1 Four classifications. -chart our progresj in time, i i ' ' but we make our own charts of development ' ) from the first new friends, and memorization of, i: ' wj%m rif 1-- facts, ■( the rnqgneiits of insight and reflection, and finally t the realization of what . all this has to do with ourselves as individubls. in a world of chaos. s E N I R Scniur Class Officers: Left to right: Helen John, Treas- urer: Anna Transou. Secre- tary : Margaret Dii call. I ice-President. c L A S s We begin unconsciously to imprint details on our minds for remembering. We know one-way streets . . . bus. train, plane schedules . . . have our favorites among gas-station attendants . . . but we want to remember how the square looks with its leaves turning, with spotlighted snow on its fences, with sunlight in patterns on its floor. Senior Class President — Agnes Smith. J SENIORS 1 lie liii iol ( ' .ii 111 Idiii. ulirn uc liccdriic ■■( ini|iiis lr,i(li ' i . . . uIk ' ii uc lic ;iii Id i ' iiiii|iilt ' iiii kiiiiu lc(lj;i ' ill iiiM niajiii . anil lliiil it lai Iiki i;( ' iicial (II lai Iiki |iai lieu la i . Iml ikiI ImiIIi . . . when Di. (.latiilcN and Siiphdnicii !■iii ilc u Ici (limirr on -[u-cial iiijiiits, and tiie Steak Hdiisc iii ilc- us every other iiis;lit . . . when sdMie dl lis (ind unexpected |ileasiiie in prac- lice teacliinn . . . when old iiieiids ciinie hack td isit. ■licii we hecdinc a chisel and a siiiallei j;rdU| . . . when scinie dl lis ijradiiate al iiiid-senicster . . . when our perspective turns dutward. and we take longer trips, and make future plans . . . when dui warihohes hecome more adaptahle . . . when we criticize most of all . . . when we uaiil independence hut not separation . . . when we iiave afternoon classes and sleep late . . . when surpri-e hirthday parties last lonjicr than ndis hour, and we serve liors d deu res instead of cake from Dewey ' s. 77 We have lime to unliathe in the swimming pool spring semester, while planning last trips just-for-fuii. e dramatize and say that out in the world we ll never he able to wear loafers again, ' e knit, embroider, and thumb through bride ' s magazines. e write letters of application saying things about ourselves which aren ' t altogether true, and which we ' ve never wished were true until now. We realize that we haven ' t done and can never do all that we have believed we could. Professors remember our names and even look at lis with nostalgia. WliNME MlRRELL BaTH Frances Bell B.A.: malhematics B.A.: history Florence. S. C. SENIORS Beaufort. N, C. Frances Tavlok Boone Maki, Mil: r ki;Ti i; mi Hi illW . B.A.; sociology-economics B.A.: Frciuli Greensboro, N. C. Easton. Pa. 79 Jl ' lia Hannah Carr B.A.: French, Latin Winston-Salem, N. C. Betty Taylor Cox B.A. : Spanish Laurinliurs;. N. C. SENIORS Judy Eloise Coston B.A.; sociology-economics Asheville, N. C. Ann Rosalie Cunningham B.M.: public school music Spartanburg. S. C. Valerie Dalton B.A.: piano Pulaski, Va. Lynn Robertson DeMent B.A.: sociology-economics Knightdale. N. C. SENIORS Elizabeth Hunter Davls B.A.: an Williamston. N. C. Mary Jane Dunn B.A.; religion Ahoskie. N. C. 81 Margaret McIxnes Duvall B.A. : religion Cheraw. S. C. Brenda Gail Flym B.A.: English, history Rural Hall. . C. SENIORS Shannon Smith Farrell B.A. : history Winston-Salem. N. C. Dorothy , nne Gr.«son B.A. : English Charlotte. N. C. 82 Sak Li trelle Griffin B.A.; liiiilogv. chemistry Raleigh. N. C. RUENA El.lZMlHTH lUxLEV B.A.: English, history Albemarle. N. C. SENIORS M R-i Ann Harris B.A.: piano Winston-Salem, N. C. Reverly Anne Hewaru B.A.: art Tenafly. N. J. Mary Elizabeth Hicks B.A.: English Henderson. N. C. Barbara Anne Jewell B.A.: art. religion Concord. N. C. SENIORS PATRicr. A i Howell B.A. : sociology-economics Norfolk, Va. Helen Willl ms John B.A.: mathematics I.aurinhurg. N. C. 84 liy JoHANiNA Fa Johnson Jl i.iA Handoli ' h Jones B.A.: sociology-economics B.A.. history, religion Raleigh, N. C. SENIORS Durham, N. C. Florence Jennings Jokdon SUS N Ru ' Kl ' YKENnAI.L B.A.: biology. Iiistorv H.A.: histor Chailotic. N. C. Winchester. Va. 85 ATHERINE DeaN LaMER Li-NDA An-NE Leaird B.A.: French B.A.: Spanish, history I rbana. 111. SENIORS Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Stephan Leshh? Caroline Harrison McCl. in B.A.: history B.. .: history Winston-Salem. N. C. Charlotte. N. C. 86 CoLyilTT I.DIISE Mkacium Judith Mk L)k Moork B.A.: history B.A.: bioh)g) Atlanta. Ga. SENIORS Beaufort. N. C. Melimia An. k Mdkri-son C KOI, A.NMC MlMiOE B.A.: history B.A.: English Cliarhillp. N. C. Winstoii-Saleiii. N. C. 87 JuDv Newman B.M. : public school music Winston-Salem. N. C. Gwendolyn Sue Parham B.S. : chemistry, mathematics Morganton. X. C. SENIORS Evelyn Gail Ogblrn B.M. : public school music Smithfield. N. C. Evelyn Rachel Parker B.S.: home economics Kinston. N. C. Sallie Battle Paxton Mll.DUEl) KA ' iE PE M GTO B.A.; religion B.A.: liistuiy Rocky Mount, N. C. SENIORS Ilarlsville. S. C. ( l -iNNE Pkter Eleanor Ann Quick B.A.: mathematics B.S.: home economics Kinp;?port. Tcnn. Wilson. N. C. 89 Cynthia Ann Randolph B.M.: church music Burnsville. N. C. Nancy McCoy Rice B.S. ; home economics Winston-Salem. N. C. SENIORS Ellen Calder Rankin B.A. : mathematics Greensboro. N. C. Joy Elaine Robinson B.-J . : religion Charlotte. N. C. 90 Ida Patricia Robinson B.A.: violin Mars Hill. N. C. A.N. Hickman Saunders B.A.: biology Jacksom ille. Fla. SENIORS SuKLLEN Horner Sample B.A.: history Slateaville. N. C. Mary McAulav Scakhoroi (.h B.S.: home economics Lumlierlon. N. C. 91 Ann DuPree Sellars B.A.; French Greensboro, N. C. Sandra Lou Sheets B.A.; sociology-economics Winston-Salem. N. C. SENIORS Judith Ann Shannon B.S. ; home economics Lakeland. Fla. Agnes Rosa Smith B.A.: art, sociology-economics Richmond. Va. 92 Elizabeth Holt Smith B.A.: matheniatirs Birmingham, Ala. Mary Ann Stallings B.A. : history. English Smithfield. N. C. SENIORS LiNi) Snow . ' mith B.A.: history Westfield, N. J. NiN ' A Ann Stokes B.S.; rhemistrv Winslipri-Salern. N. C. 93 V Edith Ellen Storey Frances Elizabeth Stuart B.S. : home economics B.S. : home economics Charlotte, N. C. SENIORS Badin, N. C. LuDA Jane Thoaipson Margaret Carol Threatt B.A.: history B.A.: French Statesville. N. C. Rockv Mount. N. C. 94 Martha Ti a Tiikower B.M.: public school music Belmont, N. C. Eloise Hovl I i (:iilrch B.A.: art Raeford. N. C. SENIORS Anna Stamps Transou B.A.: sociology-economics Greensboro, N. C. 5llSA IJEMI ' IIILL W AINWIilGllT B.A.; Spanish Wilson. N. C. 95 - v, Patricia Weathers B.A.: sociology-economics Augusta. Ga. Martha Craig ' hite B.A. : history New Bern. N. C. SENIORS Dorothy Lassiter Wyman B.S. : home economics Greensboro. N. C. 96 97 Junior Class officers, left to right: Marsha Rai . Secretary: Martha Still, Treasurer: Anne West, Vice-President. Our first year in a small dorm, when we discover each other in all-night talks, and at the same time lose the privacy which movement in larger numbers had provided. We have become serious: about courses, about rules, about ourselves, and sometimes even about boys. Somehow we have lost the exuberance that helped us through weekends and exam cramming — and some of us have attained a more subtle siace. Junior Class President: Louisa Freema JUNIORS ()iii- first semester of ail- xanctHl classes: our tootiiij; is surer, our interests more ilefined. We are upperelass- riieii. We know our profes- sors, and our res]ieet for tliern firow--. We do not know niaiu oi the freshmen. We develop a genuine class spirit, petitioning for changes, discirssing, argu- inj;. We have time lor ' exlra-cuniculars, time to discover that producing a weeklv )iaper, an annual, a play, serving on committees doesn ' t take superhuman ahility. just hard work and time. We go out on week nights, and sometimes even in the afternoon. X e ask for a car after Easter. e don ' t always go home for vacations. 99 W ith our new seriousness our grades improve; we spend less time memorizing, more time think- ing and organizing. And somewhere we find time lo look inward. Somewhere in the midst of television programs, meetings, classes, and serving on committees, sometime around mid- semester exams, we find a moment to stop and look inside ourselves — our first deep look since we were eighteen. JOO l- ' iisl mil. Irjl III iiu.hl: nj inir he rr Id ni li i c. ••rri ' iiu I. S. C: Kitlv AiidiMsiin. S|iailaMliurg, S. (..: Virginia AniliTMiii. (Jiailiillc; (;a Aijsliri, Oraia. Kla. Seconil row: Jackie Baker. Cliarliitle: Jaikie Barker. Falls Churili. Va.: Anne Barksdale. Leaks vi lie; Bonnie Bean. Jaffrey. N.H. , ' ' l Tliiiil I on: ,|une Beck. ' insl(in-.Sa le m: Anne Benscm. Statesville: Betty Black. Wilmington: Becky Bosuell. Charlotte. fourth r o w : Brttwn. Hundx. Tenn. : Kurt i Canth Md. ' Davidson; Kiltv Mountain ( ity. Ava Ann Camp, auderdale. Fla.; Chew. Annapolis, Hjlh roll : .luiK Childress. W i ns t o n - S a I e rn ; Sue Cook. Huntington. W. Va. ; Martha Ann Cooper. Winston-Salem: Betty Lou Creech. .Ahoskie. 101 First row. tejt to right: Mary Jane Crowell. Lin- colnton: Jane Dull. Wins- ton-Salem: Patsy Eskew. Spartanburg. S. C; Anne Evans. Greenville. Second row: Kay Ezzell. Winston -Salem; Peggy Farrow. Wilmington: Beth Fordham. Winston- Salem : Virginia Kay Fortson. Jacksonville. Fla. Third roiv: Louisa Free- man. Columbia. S. C: Edith Geitner. Hickory: Elizabeth Gillam. Wind- sor; Sally Glenn. Wins- ton-Salem. V Fourth row: Suzanne Har- rell. Newton : Barbara Ann Harrington. Wash- ington: Edith Harrison. Charlotte: Anita Hatcher. Favetteville. Fifth roll: Dougie Hein- rich. Richmond. Va.: Mary Dabney Henderson. Richmond. Va. ; Faye Herring. Snow Hill; Jo Hiergesell. Valdese. 102 y f f ■' •.s7 RiH ' . • lifihl: Marfiarct Hififjins. Wins- tnnSalfin; ( ' arolui Hutn- Dit ' l. W i n si (in -Sa le tn: Leslie Flunlle . Wades- liorii; Anne HiilalT. Kay- elteville. Second nm : Julie Johns. AshelxiicK Clarissa Joyce, Raleigh: Nancy Joyner, Asheb(iri : Ka Kearns. High Puinl. Third row: Jane Kelly. Durham: Nancy Kizer. Ashelioro: Lucy Lane. Durham: Mary Nell Lee. Smilhfield. Fourth row: Mattie Cay Lee. Dillon. S. C. : Jean Lippels. Winston-Salem: Kay Long. Elkin: Anne McArver. Gastonia. Fifth row: Kenny Mc- Arver. Charlotte: Dean Major. Columbia. S. C. : Nancy Martin. Winston- Salem; Betlx Gail Mori- se) . Clinton. Ktt First roic. left lo ris.hl: Beth Norinaii. Zanesville. Ohio: Peggy Odom. Wins- ton-Salem: Heather Peebles. Arlington. Va.: Martha Ju Phifer. Hamlet. Second row: Dott Poos- er. Marion: Marsha Ray. Oxford : Jane R a n o r. Vancouver. B.C.. Canada: Robin Rhodes. Jackson- ville. Fla. ( ' -- J V Third row. Carroll Rob- erts. Durham: G. G. Saun- ders. W i n s t o n - S a 1 e m : Lucinda Smith. Alexan- dria. Va.: Sue Smith. Mount Airv. Fourth roiv: Martha Still. Raleigh: Jud) Sunnnerell. Gastonia: Nancy Sustare. !Sash ille: Jan Sweum. Whileville. Fifth row: Martha Tall- man, Augusta. Ga. : Joan Thrower. Sedgefield: Carol Turner. Winston- Salem: Jeannie Turner, Greensboro. 104 rirsi mil. Ii-jl III lii hl: Nancy Uiiilit- rycr. Kiiif, ' - port. Tonii.: Klisc Vilalc Nassau. Dt ' lauarc: l.irnla W all. X iiistdii-Salfiii. S ( c o n 1 row: (iinger aid. Sereij. Coloradii. rul)a. NVtlierlaiids Aiitil- l. ' s: Pat Ward. Clem- moiis: Slieena Warren. Charlutte. Tliinl roil : Barliara W ' al- sun. W i n St on -Sal em: Diana Wells. New Canaan. Conn.: Anne West. Greensboro. Foiirlh roil : Kiltx W liill . New Bern: Aliee Wilson. Raleigh: Elizal.etli Wil- son. Cascade. Va. 10.5 s p H M R E S Sophomore Class Officers, left to right: Tish Johnston, Vice-President: Irene Rose, Secretary: Frances Holton, Treas- urer. We return, findinii that there is someone younger tlian ourselves, and we look her over carefully. We have left our high school annuals, scrapbooks and old clothes at home, and we know when the mails come in. We have become social- minded. Classes are .50-minute pauses that interrupt our week-long planning for the coming weekend. We finally feel at home here, hut we refuse to allow familiarity to breed contempt. We can recognize our kind on any college campus in America — by their dress. We belong. ' % 1i c it President of Sophomore Class ; Marguerite Harris. •• - «as - l 107 We fliange our majors, and change them Ijack again. We discover the Barn, the tele- vision sets in Clewell and Bah- cock, and we struggle to keep our grades up in spite of them, for we are competitive. We Ijegin to liranch out . . . join organizations . . . ])lan the Christmas l)an(|iiel and FITS Day for the Freshmen. We decide to transfer, and we decide to stay. We plan lieach parties and trips to the Carili- liean in the spring. We ' d rather go home tlian not use our allotted overnights. We know important people and things. AI)ove all, we are secure. ■|M mil . Iiil III lii i : i ' atiiri.i -lil x. in lim-Sali ' in; ( aiiiKn u Ihui. I ailMHo: nii I ' . u - Ini. Hi uii. IViin.: nni- I!. u-lin. l.iiiikoia 1 .1 II II lai 11 I ru n. Srritni mil: Frances liailc . Miillnlhia.i. Va.: I.ui Hall. I ' liitlaiul. Oreg. : , niip Bol. Coltiinliia. S. C. : Hliclta Blak,- lie . Cliailullr. Third row: Mav Brawlev. Salis- liur ; Eileen Brown. Tampa. Fla. : Mar) Elizabeth Burking- liain. Flinl. .Mieh.: Wanda Cer- arirli. Bull ir. Va. rs Foiirlh mil: Kath C li a I k. Morehead Cit ; Claudia Craw- ford. Salisbury: Winifred na idson. ' ibnington : Anne Dudley. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Fijih row: Jo Dunbar. Higb Point; Clifiie Elder. Burlington: .Susan Ellison. Jaflfrey. N.H.: Susan Feagin. Memphis. Tenn. Sixth row: Anne Mas in Field. Richmond. Va. : Jemn Fields. |{ock Mount: Margaret Fonda. le andria. Va. : Ann Fowler. Jacksonville. Fla. 109 i- f r hi First row. lefl lo riiihl: Diane Fuller. Kinslon: Jerrine Fuller. .Atlanta. Ga. ; Rebecca Gaston. Statesville: Hannah Gilliam, Tarboro. Second roit : Barbara Gotts- chalk. Savannah. Ga. ; Virginia Gray. hiteville: Anne Griffis. Denton: Margaret Haganian. Boone. Third row: L nn Hall. Hickory; Jane Hanling. Greensboro: Mary Jane Harrell. Jackson- ville. Fla.: Marguerite Harris. Roxboro. Foil rill row: Bonnie Hauch. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.: Didi Headley. Tallahassee. Fla.: Anne Heath. Charlotte: Sandv Heath, . ueusta. Ga. Fijih row: Jane Hedgpeth. Chapel Hill: Libby Hodges. Xe« Bern: Frances Holton. Edenton: Jan Horner. Bristol. Va. Sixth row: Em Howell. Tar- boro: Sharon Howell. Concord: Brandy Hughes. Richmond. Va.: Susan Humphreys, Che- raw. S. C. 110 I First nm. It ' ll til lii lit: Mar Elizalirlh Hunt. iTislunSale ' rii ; Mrs. Naiicx Hutchiiis. ' S iiislcm- aleiii; Aniu ' Ingram. Flcirenn-. S. C; Klizaliolli Irwin. Spartan- Lurs. S. C. Seviini rou : lar Jacksnii. W instcin-Saleni; Annetta Jeii- netle. Vkashington; Bets Jolm- sun. Uunn: Rae Johnscjii. Greenville. S. C. Ihird row: Susie Johnson. Knox ille. Tenn.; Tish John- ston. Davidson; Mason Kent. Danville. Va.: Sandi Kinibrell. a nes ille. Ftiurlh rnn : Kit King. Raleigh; Sarah Kirk. Martinsville. Va. ; Nancy Knott. Winston-Saleni; Frankie Kugler, Washington. Fijlli row: Jackie Laniond. Alexandria. Va.: Pat Lee. Kins- ton; Fallie Ann Lohr. Lexing- ton: Sanflra Lundin. Laurin- burg. Sixth row: t ' aula MacPhersoii. Mobile. Ala.; Frances McClain. Charlotte; Bets) McFate. Han- over. N.H.: Marilyn McGrath. Lumberton. 111 €) f First rou: left lo right: Carol Manning. Chapel Hill: Ann Marie Martin. Liberty: Susan Martin. Chattanooga. Tenn. : Virginia Matthews. Lvnchburg. ' a. Second roll : Helen Miller. Chattanooga. Tenn.: Landis Miller. Albemarle: Janice Mit- chell. Kingsport. Tenn.: G. G. Monk. Wendell. I liird rou: Anne Morrison. Kingsport. Tenn. : Lynn Mor- rison. Bolivar. N. Y. : Alex Mount. Bethlehem. Penn.: Gav Myers. Charlotte. Fourth roif: Becky Newsome. X inston-Salem: Virginia Pad- gett. Marion: Barry Padrick. Fort Pierce. Fla. : Martv Pais- ley, Morganton. Fifth row: Peggy Parrish. inston-Salem: Pene Pendino. Tampa. Fla.: Jean Poe. Ra- leigh; Mary Lawrence Pond. .■Suffolk. Va. ' 5)a7 i rou-: Betty Pope. Bowling Green. Ky.: Susan Purdie. Dunn: Ann Quarrier. Wheeling. W. Va. : Donna Raper, Burling- ton. 112 first roll, lejl It) rii:hl: F.lla KaMiioiul. KaliMfjli: Mailha Ree.l. Maiiliass,-t. I.. I.. . V.; Aliie Keiil. Ilaiisville. S. C. ; Marlv Kiihmi)ii(1. Charlottes- xille. ' Va. Sefdiii ran : ijrolia Roliert- son. Oainillt ' . ' a.: Susie Rob- inson. Wini ' liesler. Va.: Anne Romig. Alexandria. Va. ; Irene Rose. Fa ettevilie. Third row : M a r Stewart Rosenblatt. Charlotte; Connie Rucker. Richmond. Va.: Bunny Salsbury. Morganton: Trudy Schmidt. PottstoHn. I ' enn. Fourth row: Kaye Shugart. Yadkinville: Anne Simons. Wil- son: Bartlette Smith. Charlotte: Sandra Smith. Mullins. S. C. Fillh row: Sheila Smith. Mul- lins. S. C: Frances Speas. Winston-Salem: Ann Stafford. Charlotte: Tillie Strickland. Nashville. Sixth row: Zena Strub. Wins- ton-Saletn: Sara Switzer. Kings- port. Tenn.: Elizabeth Svkes. Mount Airv: Elaine Tavloe. Aulander. c fs H a tV 113 First row, left to right: Mary Alice Teague, Reidsville: Mary TeiiEyck. Charleston, W. Va. ; Ann Scott Thompson. Fayette- ville: Annah Leigh Thornton, l ' lizal)ethtown. Second row: Frances Trapnell, Nashville, Tenn.; Beth Troy, Wilmington: Pam Truette, Albemarle; Carolyn Tyson, High Point. Third roil : Jotl Vance. Wins- ton-Salem: Leslie Wadsworth. Penllyn. Penn.: Patty Warren, Charlotte: Barbara White, Shelby, Fourth rote: Martha Ann Wil- liams. Washington: Sarah Wills, Roanoke Rapids: Linda Wil- son. Pitman. N. J.: Wookie Workman. Davidson. Fijtlt rote: Bunny Wright, Roanoke. Va. ; Anna Zimmer- man. Winston-Salem; Jackie Zipperer. Greenville. Tenn. 11-1 T? TIlCIC i 1(1(1 llllicll lll(l CIIIClll. l(J(i iiuicli ( ' (iiiliiiciiiciil. 1(1(1 lilllc liinc Id lie alone (jj till. The lac( ' ill [lie plidhini a|ili (in our (ll ' e■(■l . once l.iniiliai anil (li -liiiel. look to n- now like e ei olliei |ilioloi;i.i|ili on cxeiv oilier (lre - ei on llie liall. The iMiidliook. lii l lc l- li(iok . and lilind-d.iles are a clialleniie lo n . W e are III ■n(■)l a hiirrs llial we caul decide sliellier we like il here i i iiol. JT R E S H M E N Fresh III tin C ass Pri ' siih ' nt : Jti ici If ulfs. Freshman Class Offirtts hit u n_ ht: Ellen HelUn. TrriiMirrr: l ' i ' in - liiiU. e- r f ir : Saniira Morf an. I ire-Prcsitlent . 1 r • 115 Durina; Oiieutatioii Week we learn a standard, and in the next weeks we learn where things are, so that we feel as if we personally have worn paths where paths already existed ... to our own small rooms from the Refectory, from the post office, from Main Hall and the Science Building, from the gym. We like any interruption in our schedule, but we are afraid. Getting to know each other is a strain; we want to belong. We discover the study rooms in Bajjcock and Clewell. We learn to take raie i i (lurselves. to make l)e{ls, to wasli and iron. We count (la s uiilil varations, for we think we have iorfiotten hou honii ' look At home our Iriends have I ' haiiged. and we liave changed. We aic finalK ghid to come liack. 117 r vr - ■■4- r First rouK lejl lo right: Jane Allen. Richmond. Va.: Kav Ascough. Martinsville. Va.: Vicky Auman. HillsLioro; Sarah Alice Bacon, Chatta- nooga. Tenn.: Patricia Bar- ber. Mooresville. Second row: Nan Berry. Orangeburg. S. C. : Myrtie Moon Bilbro. Greenyille: Barbara Bleakh . Haddon- field. N. J.: Babs Bodine. Southern Pines: Susan ne Boone. Durham. Third row: Carolyn Br ' d- gers. Chattanooga. Tenn.: Gave Brown. Boonville: Almira Bruton. Wilson: Pat Bryant. Wilmington: Lady n .jar- Fourth row: Bett) Bullard. Belmont: Beverl Butler. Clinton: Helen Butt. Dunn: Mary Cannon. Raleigh : Charlotte Carter. Winston- Salem. Fifth row: Bobbin Causey. Greensboro : Donald Everett Clark. Winston-Salem: Doris Cooper, Durham: M a r y Cooper. Kingstree, S. C: Judy Corbett. Tabor City. 5;:v7 i roic: Sandra Corbett. Wilmington: Maxine Crim, Clenimons; Carolyn Crouch, Norfolk. Va.: Canimy Crow- ell. Lincolnton: Pat Culpep- per, Richmond, Va. 118 !? Fiisl Kill . Ifj III rii hl : Dul- tif I )a is. Kclinont ; l agr l a . Ivit-hiiioiid. Va. : Aline Hcarinf;. Jaiksmu iile. Fla. : ali ' iic Di ' iuiiiif;. I ' dtI VVasli- irifjIciTi. N. .: nii Hixdn. l.aricasliT. S. C. Si ' ioiiil rim : I)rlili Dmiglas. Mciuiil .Vii : l)a|ihrii- Diik- ate. I ' aiiaiiia Cit . Fla.: Sue Fagie-s. Ali(i?kic: MargaiPl Edwards. Kinslcin: (laroK n Eeerloii. Baltimore. Md. Tliiril roll : Mar) Ellen Ein- ' irs. Durham: Susan Evans, l.iiokciut M(iun!ain. Tenn.: L nn Everett. Macon. Geor- gia: Janie Eleenor. Winston- Salem; Marsha Forrestei. (Jreenvilie. S. C. Foiulh roll : Barbara Gard- ner. W inston-Salein: Nancy (Gardner. Winston-Salem: Jo Ann Garrard. Baltimore. Md.: Mrs. Anita Br an Gil- lex . inston-Saleni : niie (-ore. Kockingham. Fijih row: Mar Graves. Wilson: Betty Gray. Rich- mond. Va.: Nancy Griffin. Ghattanooga. Tenn : Rita (irillith. Greenville: Linda t ' Unn. anei-v ilie. Sixlli roll: Susan Harrison. Charlottesville. Va.: .Sallv Harshaw. Grove City. Penn.: Betsy Hatton. Tampa. Fla.: Harriet Haywood. Rocking- ham: Ellen Hefliri. Rich- mond, Va. f% t % % P ( f V X ' 119 © First rou. left lo right: Bon- nie Hemrick. ' inston-Salem: Linda Hodges. Fairmont: Feme Houser. Pittsboro; Cackv Hubbard. Clinton. Second rou : Nancy Hughes. Raleigh: Sue Humphreys, Aruba. Netherlands Antilles: Frankie Lou James. Mount Airy: Jerry Johnson. Varina. Third row: Barbara Johnson. Roanoke. Va.: Kay Kell. Bristol. Va. : Karen Kelly. Jacksonyille. Fla. : Anne Ken- drick. Charlotte. Fourth rote: Betsy King, Spartanburg. S. C; Karen Kropp. Berwyn. Pa.: Stuart Laimber. Orange. Va. : Ar- lette Lambert. Mount Airy. Fifth roil ' : Parma Lane, Spartanburg. S. C. : Zan La Roque. U inston-Salem: Lin- da Lechner. Jacksonyille, Fla. : Tinka Lee. Charlotte. Sixth rou: .Susan Leigh. Gastonia: Ellen Lineback. Atlanta. Ga. : Deborah Ann Linton. R dal. Pa.: Joan Lukens. Bethlehem. Pa. 120 First lull . Ifjl to riiilil : l.iiula Lvon. Durham: l.aria 1( ■Afee. 01(1 l-cMl: l. rui,- Mi - ( IfmriU, S|iailaTiliuif;. S. (!.: Jciili McDiiiiiiaii. Hallimoic Secunil run: i-iuh Mi- Gliiin. Ha e-i find. Pa.; lari- anna -McLean. Lunilierlun: Susan Maid. Hii|)o. . ,|.: Sandra -Mar.sli. Creenslioru. Thin! row: Diana Marshall. Elkins Park. Pa.: Becky .Matthews. Houstun. Texas: E Meek. Huntington. W. Va.: Julia Mile . Ben.son. Fourth row: Katie Minnick. Bristol. V a. : E I i z a 1 1 e t h Moore. Tarhoro: .Sandra Morgan. Sanford: Gretchen Morgan. Mi)iires ille. hjtli roll: Mae Murchison. Fayetlevillc; Patty .Nash. Louell: Dale Neese. Greens- boro: Bels Patterson. Hali- fax. Va. Sixth roil : Brandon Paller- son. Jacksonville. Fla.; Billie Peele. Williamston: Ethel Perry. Fa y ettev i 1 le: Jean Pfeifer, Fort Lauderdale. Fla. f ' f I- -i 121 i a c . y r . V f c-- First row, lejl to right: Alli- son Pollard. Galax. Va. : Beth Prevost. Wilmington: Louise Price. Greensboro: Susie Rablen. Fort Lauder- dale. Fla. Second roiv: Lisa Rankin, Tampa. Fla.: Millie Ravenel. Martinsville. Va.: Pat Red- fern, Monroe: Bitsy Rich- heimer, Jacksonville. Fla. Third row: Robin Roberson. Washington: Cookie Rocka- fellovv. Columbia. S. C. : Marti Ross. Charlotte: Nancv Rouzer. Charlotte. Fourth row: Sarah Rup- precht. Charlotte: Gee Gee Sapp. Salisbury : Ann Self. Winston-Saleni: Julie Shell, Fort MfPherson. Ga. Filth row: Diane Shu 11. Kingsport. Tenn.: Sally Smartt, Lookout Mountain. Tenn.: Joanne Smith. Green- ville: Susan Smith. West Palm Beach. Fla. Sixth row: Jean Sn cler. Lex- ington: Susan Steere. Wins- ton-Salem: Roddy Stout. Greensboro; Beth Sulli an. Clinton. 122 First roll . Irjl In rii lil : M;irv Talif . W i n s I ) n - S a 1 f ni : llunif Taylor. Kdanokf. V ' a.; Sara Tlidmasscin. Martins- ville. Va.: I ' at Thompson. Ilii;li Point. St ' t-oni row: Kirn Tliornliill. I, lulihurg. Va.; Kitt Trask. Beaufort. S. C: Jo Turney. McLean. Va. ; Frances Tvnes. (rreensboro. Third run: Janet Wales.. J acksonx ille. Fla.; Dade Wall. Rock) Mount: Penny Ward. Malvern. Penn.: Jane U ' elister. I.exineton. Foil nil roir: Carol Weidner. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.: Flo- ride Williajns. Spartanliurg. S. C. : Jean Williams. Roa- noke. Va.: Marianne ilson. Raleigh. 4 t r %( Fijih roir: Patricia Wilson. Durham: Grav Wiltshire. Richmond. Va.: Nancy Wrenn. Winter Park. Fla.: Carole Wright. Elkin. 123 The firms advertising on the following pages have shown a special interest in Salem students over a period of years. It is our pleasure and duty to patron- ize them whenever possible. ADS and DIRECTORY iMiss Ji ' im l.ippfis of SALEM COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHY lir, West TliinI Si. I ' A 2-!!137 BEST WISHES TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AT SALEM COLLEGE THE DAIRY BARN Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stanford CompUm en Is of PETER W. BLUM SON SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 805 North Trade Street Winston-Salem 1, N. C. THE IDEAL West Fourth Street ' The Best Place to Shop After All Home Owned — Home Operated Flame-Kissed Charcoal Steaks ST. 8-6072 3300 STARLIGHT DRIVE WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. We Specialize in Evening Dresses HOME LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 1422 S. Main Street PHONES PA 2-4212 : PA 2-5512 Carmich ael Printin g Co., Inc. 1309 Hawthorne R 3ad s.w. Winston-Salem, N. C. leleplione 722-4137 Box 5294 Norma n StocKtonn nc SHIRTS FOR THE GIRL and GIFTS FOR THE BOYS NORMAN STOCKTON jiiurpn i D ial 723-0739 Photo Supplies urp CAMERA SHOP STRVIKdKn HI). FILM - CAMERAS MOVIE EQUIPMENT DARK ROOM SUPPLIES COLOR FILM DEVELOPING 24 Hour Film Developing Black W kite s beer w i r 835 REYNOLDA RD. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Coinplimeiits of H. B. SELF Insurance Agency D. D. Bean Sons Manufacturers of BOOK MATCHES Winston-Salem, 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 to mankind HANES P. H. HANES KNITTING CO. WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. 1772-1962 DEGREES OFFERED IN THE LIBERAL ARTS SCIENCES MUSIC SALEM COLLEGE NX ' INSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA E N G I NEERS AND MANUFACTURERS T7 Winston-Salem. N. c: COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL AIR-CONDITIONING Afine.t Smith, class of 1962, in iihilc silli organza uilli prim oj liliie roses MONTALDO ' S If mslon- alciii, A urih Cuivliiiii B B EXQUISITE FOOTWEAR Lamp 422 West Fourth Street 505 NORTH LIliEKTI STREET DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS FOR FRIGIDAIRE KROEHLER and SIMMONS Phovk PArk 2.MIIT THE SUN PRINTING CO. Pnntinp. and Puhlislnng Dial PA 50606 414 Bank Street, S.W. Winston-Salem, N. C. BOWLING at its best MAJOR LEAGUE LANES 151 S. SiratfdrH Kd. 30 MODf:RN LANES Salem Collepe Slutlenls Welcomed At Special Rates uf 3 Gaines $1.00 9-6 Daih 9-3 Saturcia Salem Paper Company (Incorporated) Quality Paper Wholesale P. 0. Box 5155 1025 Canal Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina Cfi£ U ' i DOWNTOWN NORTHS! DE Everylhinn lo Outfit the Style Conscious Junior Miss BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Complimenls of JOHN E. PFAFF AND SONS Plumbing Cr Heoting Contractors 819 S. Marshall Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Alton F. PfafF. Owner A STORE FAITHFL ' LLV SER ING THE HOME TOWN OF WINSTON-SALEM ; 9 ' S w UM HOMI- 550 N. Liberty Slreet PHONE PA 2-5118 Compliments of PATTERSON DRUG CO. YOUR REXALL STORES Compliments of ac ydi ' Stn uul e . 501 West Fourth St. Winston-Salem, N. C. TRIANGLE Restaurant Drive-ln Slraljoril Shopping Center StratjorJ Rrl. at Expressivay full course dinner Pizza Spaghetti — Our Specialty 723-7114 TAKE OUT ORDERS xanfz .StitfiCc 7 4th and Cherry Streets Smart Fashions for Men and Boys VOGLER SERVICE Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Dependable Service Since 1858 DIAL PA 2-6101 The Winston-Solem Chamber of Commerce «? Itii ' lt ' s you to tall on us ' - ' nhcn we ran In ' ol hfljK ( :ii;iiiil)-T llrjci.iuarliTv: ( In rr S|. ;iii.l C-li nii,, Ur, ijamc- (IdiiImii Manes Coininuiiil ( :.iit.r Mldg.) T.-l. Complimenis of MORRIS SERVICE HOTEL ROBERT E. LEE DOUCI.AS BOYLi: General Manager CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Piedmont Federal Savings and Loan Association Winston-Salem. North Carolina COLORACTION in your JOURNAL and SENTINEL COLOR — the dynamic ingredient in the sohd, 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 WSJS-TV TWIN CITY AND SENTINEL (Sunday) (evening) BROADCAST AFFILIATE WSJS-AM:FM Channel 12 600 kc — 104.1 mc ] BC for Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point fllSBlK refreshes your taste —3ir-saftens ' ' every puff , menthol fresh • rich tobacco taste • modern filter, too Craotad by . J. RiynoUi Tobacco Company ■jmimjawgsgsiiaagiw ConipUtnents of SEALTEST FOODS Division of National Dairies Prodnct, Inc. Milk Ice Cream PA 3-0311 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. POWER TO THE CLASS OF ' 62! We ' re proud of you . . proud, too. of the chance to serve a new generation of young Piedmont citizens. Our best to you as you mow- forward, in a free and respon- sible communitv ... where your own will and effort are the measure of achie ement. DURE POWER COMPANY Clijjie Elder. J-iannir M,(Jiiin. Mar) l.iiiircDrr I ' oiul selec slwe.s ill llic Guild House GeiM HoMse OF WINSTONSALEM, N. C. STALEY ' S GUoAcaal STEAK HOUSE 2000 REYNOLDA ROAD Phone PA 3-8631 Compliiiifiilx of the 7 FflSHDN SHOP, Din nli II West Kuiiilli at Trailf Parkua I ' la a Vinston-Salem, North Carolin. i™ MWm  WW SARTINS CLEANERS LAUNDERERS PA 2-7101 Compliments of S. H. KRESS K W CAFETERIAS 2 LOCATIONS Parkivay Plaza PA 4-8703 422 N. Cherry Street PA 2-6022 REGISTERED ANGUS CATTLE HILLSIDE FARM GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. C. mjM TEAK hOu e Thru-Way Shopping Center S. Strafford Road Winston-Salem North Carolina Anne West models a Villager dress jo (JUfki m Wmsfon-Salem, North Carotina Now any woman can be financially independent Security ' s new Women ' s Optional Ineonie Plan, availaljle only to women, guarantees life income to supplement Social Security benefits. Its cost is specially in line with the working girl ' s liayclieck. tlie housewife ' s pin money. Security — samt-thinss. jar Et ERY WOV 1 la ihinh (ihotU GORRELL SiEWERS AGENCY 420 North Spruce Street WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Phone: PArk 2-2578 Chorles N. Siewers, C.L.U. Spencer C. Waggoner Wode H. Moser Conrad M. West Robert W. Gorrell R. Ray Holder Vernie R. Snider Randal Shelton SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY Compliments of GALLINS VENDING CO. Complimenis of PFAFF ' S, INC. PAliNTS, GLASS. WALLPAPER As Old As Winston-Salem Phone PA 3-7365 219 N. Main St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lenwood Ammons A. C. MoTsiNCER. Jr. AMMONS ESSO SERVICENTER ROAD SERVICE Tires - Accessories - Ratteries 1200 Reynolda Rd. N.W. Corner Robin Hood Rd. Phone PA .i-2681 E RTH Moving Asphalt Paving Garden Stores Landscapim, L. A. Reynolds Company Telephone PA 5-3523 - 1100 W. Fir t Winston-Salem, N. C. liJ65 1962 Headquarters for Fine Diamonds Jeuelry Silverware or i ovelties Repairing a Speculty VOGLER ' S JEWELERS West Fourth Street Dial PA 2-0.347 Complete Auto Service and Parking U. S. TIRES DOWNTOWN GARAGE Next to Revnolds Buildina; PILOT FREIGHT CARRIERS, INC. Service is our frame of mind Executive Offices Winston-Salem. N. C. Phones: PA 2-1196 - PA 2-1197 - PA 5-1209 Hanes Produce Co., Inc. 637 N. Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. The I ' ttrlraits hi this Yearbook ff ' ere Made By SMITH STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Official Portrait Photographers for the 1962 SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS PORTRAITS AND APPLICATION PICTURES MAY BE ORDERED FROM US FROM YOUR SCHOOL ANNUAL NEGATIVES 14 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA SALEMITES MEET AT THE PETER PAN STEAKS SALADS SEAFOOD 325 S. Marshall Phone PA 5-31H1 Coni ralulalions and Best Wishes for Success and Happiness during the years to come MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHIONS Corner Liberty and Third Streets in Winston-Saleni Phone PA 3-1813 Cilv Market Buildii TWIN CITY PACKING COMPANY, INC. Native and (J- estern Beej - 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 invites you to see the excellent selections of fine linen, lingerie and novelties 408 N. Spruce School Needs Gifts Greeting Gauds Fountain Pens HINKLE ' S BOOK STORE 425 N. 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Winnie. 1720 Cherokee Rd.. Florence. S. C. Bell. Frances. Box 210. Beaufort. N. C. Boone. Frances. 924 Hill St.. Greensboro. N. C. Brown. Peggy. 916 Fairfield Ave.. Easton. Penn. Carr. Julia. 2421 Maplewood Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Coston. Judy. 164 Kimberlv Ave.. Asheville. N. C. Cox. Betty. ' 318 McRae St.. ' Laurinburg. N. C. Cunningham. Ann. 645 Crystal Dr.. Spartanburg. S. C. Dalton. Valerie. 106 lOlh St.. Pulaski. Va. Davis. Betsy. 118 Academy St.. Williamston. X. C. DeMent. Lvnn. 1710 Lvnwood Ave.. ' inston-Salem iM. C. Dunn. Mary Jane. 212 East Church St.. Ahoskie. N. C. Duvall. Margaret. 405 Greene St.. Cheraw. S. C. Farrell. Shannon. 14.33 Chelsea St.. Winston-Salem. i . c. Flynt. Brenda. Box 235. Rural Hall. N. C. Gravson. Dorothv. 2312 Cloister Drive. Charlotte. . C. Griffin. Sara. 301 West Whitaker Mill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Harris. Mary .Ann. 238 3B Ardmore Terrace. Winston- Salem. N. C. Hatley. Elizabeth. Box 926. Albemarle. N. C. Heuard. Beverly. 53 Sussex Rd.. Tenaflv. N. J. Hicks. Betsv. 411 Burwell Ave.. Henderson. N. C. Howell. Patricia. 7316 Midfield. Apt. B. Norfolk. Va. Jensen. Lis. 90 Vester Voldgade. Copenhagen. Den- mark Jewell. .Anne. 315 Virginia Ave.. Concord. N. C. John. Helen. 415 West Boulevard. Laurinburg. N. C. Johnson. Johanna. 2717 Cambridge Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Jones. Julia. 2621 Stuart Dr.. Durham. N. C. Jordan. Jennie. 1300 Queens Rd.. Charlotte. . C. Ku kendall. Susan. 300 South Washington St.. Win- chester. Va. Lanier. Catherine, 709 West Michigan . ve.. I rbana 111. Leaird. Linda. 1343 Ponce de Leon Dr.. Fort Lauder- dale. Fla. Lesher. Stephan. 4239 Cavalier Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. .McClain. Caroline. 2018 Pinewood Cir.. Charlotte . . c. Meacham. Colquitt. 442 Allison Dr.. N.W., Atlanta. Ga. Moore. Judith. 1107 Front St.. Beaufort. N. C. .Morrison. .Anne. 1959 Harris Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Munroe. Carol. 2080 Craig St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Newman. Jud . 1161 Waughtown St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Ogburn. Gail. 308 North 2nd St.. Smithfield. .N. C. Parham. Sue. 215 South Greene St.. Morganton. N. C. Parker. Rachel. 1302 Perry Park Dr.. Kinston. N. C. Paxton. Sallie. 1516 Lafavette .Ave.. Rockv -Mount N. C. Pennington, Kaye. 1902 Home Ave., Hartsville, S. C. Peter. Nancy. 1504 Brightridge Dr.. Kingsport. Tenn. Quick. Eleanor. 601 ' Rebster Dr.. Wilson. N. C. Randolph. C nthia. East Main St.. Burnsville. N. C. Rankin. Ellen 117 Kensington Rd.. Greensboro. N. C. Rice. Nancv. 514 South Main St.. Winston-Salem N. C. Robin. Esther. 2618 Cherokee Lane. Winston-Salem N. C. Robinson. Joy. 1437 Sterling Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Robinson. Patricia. Box 325-T. Mars Hill. N. C. Sample. Sue. 320 Oakwood Dr.. Statesville. N. C. Saunders. .Ann. 4560 Ortega Blvd.. Jacksonville. Fla. Scarborough. .Mollv. 1902 Walnut St.. Lumberton. N. C. Sellars. Ann. 204 Elmwood Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Shannon. Judy. 2213 Eden Parkwav. Lakeland. Fla. Sheets. Sandra. 224 Roshn Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Smith. .Agnes. 8905 Tolman Rd.. Richmond. Va. Smith, Elizabeth. 1815 Woodcrest Rd.. Birmingham 9 Ala. Smith. Linda. 17 Stoneleigh Park. Westtield. N. J. Stallings. Marv Ann. 412 North 3rd St.. Smithfield. N. C. Stokes. Nina. 1607 Lancelot Lane. Winston-Salem. N. C. Storey, Edith. ,110 Benita Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Stuart. Frances. 22 Bo den St.. Badin. .N, C. Thompson. Jane. 465 Sullivan Rd.. Statesville. N. C. Threatt. Carol. 1852 Wilson Rd.. Rock Mount. N. C. Thrower. Tina. 410 Gaston Ave.. Belmont. - . C. Transou. .Anna. 310 Wentworth Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. L ' pchurch. Eloise. 101 Magnolia St.. Raeford. N. C. Wainwright. Susan. 606 Trinity Dr.. Wilson. .N. C. Weathers. Patricia. 935 Heard Ave.. Augusta. Ga. White. Craig. 4603 Tenella Rd.. New Bern. N. C. W man. Dottle. 1231 Pamlico Dr.. Greensboro. .N. C. JUNIOR CLASS .Abercrombie. Normie. 203 .Melrose Terrace. Green- wood. S. C. .Anderson. Kitty. 510 Connecticutt A e.. Spartanburg. Anderson. Virginia. 237 Cherokee Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Austin. Gay. 1814 East 5th Ave.. Ocala. Fla. Baker. Jackie. 2025 Matheson Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. Barker. Jackie. 6716 Lake St.. Falls Church. Va. Barksdale. Anne. 613 Highland Drive, Leaksville. N. C. .Bean. Bonnie. Jaffre . . . H. Beck. June. 1230 West 1st St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Benson. .Anne. 820 .Armstrong St.. Statesville. N. C. Black. Betty. 1309 Hawthorne Rd.. Wilmington. N. C. Boswell. Becky. 3025 Virginia .Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. Boyer. Jeannie. 918 Armstrong. Statesville. N. C. Brown. EveKn. Box 56. Davidson. N. C. Bundy. KittN. Box 144. Mountain City, Tenn. Camp. .Ava Ann. 303 S.E. Uth St.. Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Cliiu. C.miU. 1.!:! Dilliiifiliam I ' .U.I.. Nmlnlk. ' .i. Chiliiri ' ss. IikK, .i.S.H.i West Firs! St.. W in loiiSalrin. %. C. Cook. Sue. Will Woodlanil Dr.. I luntinglon. V . a. Cooiirr. Marlh.i nri. I ' M 1 W csl KirsI Si.. ' in -|oii- Salt-ni. . C. Creceh. Hrlls l,..u. 217 W .si Clmnli Si.. h ..-kio. N. C. Cii.ui ' ll. Man Ian.-. Illl.i Soulli s|ii ' ii Si.. l,iiiioliil..ii. . C. Dull. .lau,-. .ITIIII iioMii II I I!. I.. WniM.pu Sal.-ui. N. C. Kskew. I ' alsN. 1.S2 EasUvood (ar.. S|)artatiliuif;. S. ( ' . Evans. , nii. l.SOl East Fifth St.. (iipenvillc. N. C. Ezzell. Ka . i;02 Holland St.. VVinston-Salcin. N. C. FairoH. I ' egg . Kt. 2. Box 1111. V ilniington. N. C. Fordliani. Bt-tli. 411111 Eansing Dr.. irisloii-Sali-ui. N. C. Forlson. ' irgiriia Ka . Ari ' Ari Filili St.. Jacksoiu die .i. Fla. Freenian. Louisa. ' VIIO Kenilw ortli Hd.. Columbia. S. C. Gcilner. Edilli. .S2l) Fifth St.. . .. lliikorv. N. C. Gillani. Elizalx ' lh. .illfi King St.. Windsor. N. C. Glenn. SalK. 2-HH Ke nolds Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. llarrell. Suzanne. Box 390. Newton. N. C. Harrington. Barbara Ann. 1941 River Rd.. Washing- Ion. N. C. Harrison. Edith. 24(111 Cloister Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Hatcher. Anita. 1111 Clarendon St.. Fayetteville. N. C. Ileinrich. Dougie. .3211. ' ? West Grace St.. Richmond 2.5. Va. Henderson. Mar Dabne). 361 1 E. We l]urn Rd.. Richmond 2.S. Va. Herring. Fave. .Snow Hill. N. C. Iliergesell. ,lo. Box 1016. Valdese. N. C. Higgins. Margaret. 4.5.5 South Church St.. Winston- .Salem. . C. Hummel. ( aroUn. 2731 Tudor Rd.. Winston-.Salem. N. C. Huntle . Leslie. 515 Leak Ave., Wadesboro. N. C. Ilutaff. Anne. 215 Woodcrest Rd.. Favetteville. N. C. Johns. Julie. Box 666. Asheboro. N. C. Joxce. Clarissa. .3312 Coleridge Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Jovner. N ' ancv. 1535 West Salisbur St.. Asheboro. N. C. kearns. Ka . 907 Rockford Rd.. High Point. N. C. KelK. Jane. 1.504 Oakland Ave.. Durham. N. C. Kizer. iNancy. Edgewood Rd.. Asheboro. N. C. Lane. Luc . No. 17 Alastair Court Apts.. Durham. N. C. Lee. Marv .Nell. 1004 South Third St.. Smilhfield. N. C. Lee. Mattie Ga) . Box 207. Dillon. S. C. Lippels. Jean. 965 Avon Rd.. Win.ston-Salem. N. C. Long. Kay. Box 2oo. Elkin. N. C. McArver. Anne. 304 West Tenth St.. Gastonia. N. C. McArver. Kenny. 3235 Willow Oak Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Major. Dean. 6526 Crosfield Rd.. Columbia. S. C. Martin. Nancy Mason. 1606-A Balcony Court Apts.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Morisev. Bettv Gail. 102 Chestnut St.. Clinton. N. C. le ,-.. Ja.ks,.Mvdlr. Fla. 1..UII1 l!d.. llo|,c VallcN. .IcU Dr.. iii lori-Salem. N an. Belli. 1915 NniniainK Dr.. ancsi illc. Ohi., Odoin. I ' egg . 11109 Virginia Ril.. W inslon-Saleni. N. C. Peebles. Heather. 4519 31st Si.. Arlington. Va. Phifer. Martha Jo. 301 Ihlan m:. Ilaiiilel. N. C. Pooser. Dollx. 437 South Garden St.. Marion. N. C. Ra . Marsha. C llegc Si. Exlcnsion. Oxford. N. C. Ravnor. Jane. 1563 Matthews Ave.. Vancouver. B. C. Canada Rhodes. Robin. 29,59 jiiveisii! Roberts. Carroll. .39.5(1 PUn Durham. N. C. Saunders. ( ' ,. ( ' ,.. 25111 Kcmh N. C. Smith. Lucinda. 3110(1 Seniinarv Rd.. Alexandria. Va. Smith. Sue. 415 Old Springs Rd.. M(iunl Airv. N. C. Still. Martha. 2126 Last Lake Dr.. Raleigh. N C. Summerell. Jud . 411 Collier St.. (Jaslonia. N. C. Suslare. Nanc . 417 Virginia y e.. Naslnille. N. i ' .. Sweum. Jan. Snnrna Rd.. Whileville. N. C. Tallman. Martha. 2721! Walton Way. Augusta. Ga. Thrower. Joan. 32P) Forsxth Dr.. (7reensl)oro. N. C. Turner. Carol. 814 Roslvn Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Turner. Jeannie. Rt. 2. Box 473. Greensboro. N. C. Umberger. Nancy. 270 Hammond Ave.. Kingsport. Tenn. Vilale. Elise. Benson St.. Rehobeth Beach. Delaware Wall. Linda. 20 Fenncr Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Ward. Ginger. Box 375. Sereo. Colorado. Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Ward. Pat. Styers Ferr Rd.. Rt. 1. Clemmons. N. C. Warren. Sheena. IDOO .Mecklenburg Ave.. Charlotte, N. C. Watson. Barbara. UlOO Polo Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Wells. Diana. Old Norwalk Rd.. New Canaan. Conn. West. Anne. 3704 Stannount Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Whittv. Kitty. 1512 Rhem Ave.. New Bern. N. C. Wilson. Alice, 2317 Hathaway Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Wilson. Elizabeth. Windsor Farm. Cascade. Va. SOPHOMORE CLASS Ashb . Patricia. 2911 Glenn . ' Vve.. Winston-Salem. N. ' C. Ausbon. Carolyn. 110 .St. David St.. Tarboro. N. C. Austin. Ann Price. Merry Meadows. Hixson. Tenn. Austin, . nne Baylor. 802 Fleetwood Dr.. Lookout Mountain. Tenn. Baile . Frances. Lower Norw md. Midlothian. Va. Ball. Lvn. 12867 S.W.. Iron Mountain Blvd.. Portland 10. Oreg(in Best. Anne. 302 Hillto|i Place. Columbia. S. C. Blakeney. Rhetta. 3545 Sharon Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Brawley. May. 221 West Fisher St.. Salisbury. N. C. Brown. Eileen. 91(1 South Himes St.. Tampa 9. Fla. Buckingham. Mar Elizabeth. 2550 Parkside Dr.. Flint 3. Mich. Cervarich. Wanda. Box 3094. Bon Air. Va. Chalk. Kalh . 2406 Evans St.. Morehead City. N. C. Crawford. Claudia. 207 South Ellis .St.. .Salisbury. N. C. Davidson. Winifred. 919 Countr Club Rd.. VVilming- ton. N. C. Dudley, Anne. Robinwoorl. Lookout Mountain. Tenn. Dunbar. Jo. 307 East Farriss Ave.. High Point. N. C. Eckard. Frances. 403 E. K St.. Newton. N. C. Elder. Cliffie. 1007 West Davis St.. Burlington. N. C. Ellison. Susan. Jaflfrey. New Hampshire Feagin. Susan. 399.5 Chippewa Rd.. 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. Asheville, N. C. Fonda. Margaret. 2504 Central Ave.. Alexandria, Va. Fowler. Ann. 7010 Madrid Ave.. Jacksonville 7. Fla. Fuller. Diane. 1302 Walker Dr.. Kinston. N. C. Fuller. Jerine. 2340 Highview Rd.. S.W.. Atlanta 11. Ga. Caddy. Rehecca. 3919 Ridge Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Gaston. Rebecca. 1100 East Broad St.. Statesville. N. C. Gillam. Hannah. 302 Church St.. Tarboro. N. C. Gottschalk. Barbara. 437 Columbus St.. Savannah. Ga. Gray. Virginia. 110 West Lewis St.. Whiteville. N. C. Griffis. Anne. P. O. Box 248. Denton. N. C. Hagaman. Margaret. 301 Cherrv Dr.. Boone. N. C. Hall. Lvnn. 517 4th St.. N.W.. Hickory. N. C. Hanling. Jane. 211 Homewood Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Harrell. Marv Jane. 2217 Laurel Rd.. Jacksonville 7, Fla. Harris. Marguerite. Westover Dr.. Roxboro. N. C. Hauch. Bonnie, 2317 N.E. 8th St.. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Headley. Didi. 304 DeSoto Dr.. Tallahassee. Fla. Heath. Anne. Sharon Rd.. Rt. No. 2. Charlotte, N. C. Heath. Sandra. 2719 Walton Wav. Augusta. Ga. Hedgpeth. Jane. Box 87. Chapel Hill. N. C. Hodges. Libby. P. O. Box 365. New Bern, N. C. Holton. Frances. 207 South Granville St.. Edenton. N. C. Horner. Jan. 721 Arlington Ave., Bristol. Va. Howell. Em. 1405 St. Andrews St.. Tarboro. N. C. Howell. Sharon. 116 Eastover Ave.. Concord. N. C. Hughes. Brandy. 2100 Buckingham Ave.. Richmond 28. Va. Humphreys. Susan. 112 Lake Drive. Cheraw. S. C. Hunt. Marv Elizabeth. 133 Rosedale Ave.. Winston- Salem, N. C. Hutchins. Mrs. Nancy Lvtle. South Main St.. Winston- Salem, N. C. Ingram. Anne. 611 Spruce St., Florence. S. C. Irwin. Elizabeth. 400 Parkdale Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. Jackson. Marv. 2214 Elizabeth Ave.. Winston-Saleni. N. C. Jennette. Annetta. 705 Short Dr.. Washington, N. C. Johnson. Betsy. 800 North General Lee Ave., Dunn. N. C. Johnson, Rae. 108 Riverside Dr.. Greenville, N. C. Johnson. Susie. 5102 Holston Dr.. Knoxville 14. Tenn. Johnston. Tish. Box 217. Davidson, N. C. Kent. Mason. 243 Mountain View Ave.. Danville. Va. Kimbrell. Sandi. Breezemont Dr.. Wavnesville. N. C. King. Kit. 2408 Fairview Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Kirk. Sarah. 318 Brown St.. Martinsville. Va. Knott. Nancv. 113 Turner St., Winston-Saleni, N. C. Kugler, Frankie. 120 South Bonner St.. Washington, N. C. Lamond. Jackie. 1280 Fort Hunt Rd.. Alexandria, Va. Lee, Pat. 701 Roundtree Ave.. Kinston. N. C. Lohr, Fallie Ann. Rt. No. 6. Lexington. N. C. Lundin. Sandra. 325 McRae St.. Laurinburg, N. C, Luter. Nancy Grimsley, Ye Old Barn Apts., Powers Dr., Winston-Saleni, N. C. MacPherson, Paula, 151 Government St., Mobile, Ala. McCIain, Frances. 2018 Pinewood Circle. Charlotte N. C. McFale. Betsy. Hanover Inn. Hanover. N. H. McGrath. Marilyn. 212 East 17th St.. Lumberton. N. C. Manning. Carol, Mint Springs Lane. Chapel Hill. N. C. Mantz. Lynn. No. 7 Observatorv. Charleston. W. Va. Martin, Ann Marie. Box 322. Liberty. N. C. Matthews, Virginia. 308 Boston Ave. ' , Lynchburg, Va. Miller. Helen, 1602 Shadv Circle, Chattanooga 5, Tenn. Miller, Landis, 1111 Pee Dee Ave.. Albemarle. N. C. Mitchell, Janice. 1.561 East Sevier Ave., Kingsport, Tenn. Monk. G. G.. P. 0. Box 627. Wendell. N. C. Morrison, Anne. 4.507 Mitchell Rd.. Kingsport, Tenn. Morrison, Lynn. 144 Wellsville St.. Bolivar. N. Y. Mount, Alex. 1318 Prospect Ave.. Bethlehem, Penn. Myers, Gay. 1601 Queens Rd.. West. Charlotte. N. C. Newsome. Beckv. 624 North Stratford Rd.. Winston- Saleni. N. C. Padgett, Virginia, 708 North Garden St.. Marion, N. C. Padrick. Barry, 1800 South Indian River Dr., Fort Pierce, Fla. Paisley, Marty, Riverside Drive, Morganton, N. C. Parrish, Peggy, 506 South Church St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Pendino, Pene. Route No. 1. Box 319. Tampa 4. Fla. Perkins. Peggv. P. O. Box 1098, Marion, N. C. Poe, Jean, 1604 Craig St.. Raleigh. N. C. Pond. Mary Lawrence. 721 Riverview Dr., Suffolk, Va. Pope. Bettv. 1415 College St.. Bowling Green, Kv. Prusa. Pennv. Third St.. S.W., Tavlorsville. N. C. Purdie. Susan. 603 West Pearsall St.. Dunn. N. C. Quarrier. Ann, 1358 National Rd.. Wheeling, W. Va. Raper. Donna. 606 West Willowbrook Dr.. Burlington, N. C. Raymond. Ella. 4718 Edward ' s Mill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Reed. Martha. 155 Nassau Ave.. Manhasset. Long Island. N. Y. Reid. Alice. 1308 Prestwood Dr.. Hartsville, S. C. Richmond. Martv. 1903 Edgewood Lane. Charlottes- ville. Va. Robertson. Aurelia. 231 Hawthorne Dr.. Danville. Va. .Robinson. Susie. 214 West Cork St.. Winchester. Va. Roniig, Anne. 2910 Cameron Mills Rd.. Alexandria. Va. Rose. Irene. 215 Hillside Ave.. Favetteville. N. C. Rosenblatt. Marv Stewart. 3209 Pinehurst Place, Char- lotte, N. C. Rucker. Connie. 3114 Monument Ave.. Richmond 21, Va. .Salsbury. Bunnie, Box 509. Morganton. N. C. Schmidt, Trudy. 417 Highland Rd., Pottstown, Pa. Shufiart. KiiM-. Hii 1.1. adkitu illr. . C. Simiin . iin -. (ill lialcif;li lul.. W iKiMi. N. C. SiTiilli. Barlrtlf. I.ill Wfiul.ivcr IM.. ( ' haildllr. N, C Smilli. Sainlia. 117 East ino St.. Miillins. S. C. Smitli. Sh.-ila. 117 Kasi Wine Si.. Mulliiis. S. C. Speas. Frances. 2000 i ' aiult |)r.. W itislnn-Salriii. N. C. Staffonl. Ann. 12-1.2 T.  nes Rd.. Cliarl,)ttp. N. C. Strickland. Tillic. lO.S Ka. t (Ireen St.. Na. hville. N. C. .Struli. Zena. c!16 Sxlvan lid.. Win.-itdn-Salcni. IN. C. Switzcr. Sara. 1620 Fairiilge Rd.. Kingsport. Tcnn. Svkes. Elizabeth. . ' O.t Marion St.. Mount Airy. N. C. Ta loe. Elaine. Cununerce St.. Aulander. N. C. Teague. Marv . lice. 611 Parkwax Blvd.. Rcidsville. N. C. TenE ck. Marv. 601 North Belmont Dr.. Charleston. W. Va. Thompson. .Xiui Scott. 2().iS Raeford Rd.. Favetleville. N. C. Thornton. Annah Leigh. Box . ' Oi!. Elizahethtown. N. C. Trapnell. Frances. 620.S Jocelyn Hollow Rd.. Nash- ville. Tenn. Troy. Beth. 4010 Westover Rd.. Wilmington. N. C. Truette. Pani. 7. ' 7 East Oakwood Ave.. Alhemarlc. N. C. Tvscm. Carol n. 1020 Wellington Rd.. High I ' .iinl. N. C. ance. .|od . 2-11 i Buena Vista Rd.. Winston-.Salem. . C. Wadsvsorth. Leslie. Idletinic. I ' enllv n. Pa. Warren. Pattv. 1 (M) Mecklenhurg Ave.. Charlotte. X. C. White. Barhara. -Ill Leander St.. Shelby. N. C. W illiams. Martha Ann. Rt. No. 4. Box .U.S. Washing- ton. N. C. Wills. .Sarah. Box 64.S. Roan..ke Rapids. N. C. Wilson. Linda. 72 Cyrus Ave.. Pitman. N. J. orkman. Wookie. Box 6H6. Davidson. N. C. Wright. Bunnv. 1802 (irandin Rd.. S.W.. Roanoke. Va. Zimmerman. Anna. 611 Hunter Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Zipperer. Jackie. Rt. No. 4. Greenville Trrui. FRESHMAN CLASS .Allen. Jane. 1.507 Sauer Ave.. Richmond 21. Va. Ascough. Ka . 14(I.S Mulberrv Rd.. Martinsville. Va, Auman. Vickv. Route .-l. Hillsboro. N. C. Bacon. Sallv. ■' ?06 .Shallow ford Rd.. Chattanooga. Tenn Barber. Patricia. 777 Pinewood Circle. Mooresville, N. C. Berrv. Nan. 12.50 Broughton. NE.. Orangeburg. S. C Bilbro. Mvrtie Moon. 1004 East Third St.. Greenville, N. C. Bleaklv. Barbara. 14!! Heritage Rd.. Haddonfield. N. J Bodine. Barbara. 267 lllimtis Ave.. Southern Pines N. C. Boone. Suzanne. .504 Compton Place. Durham. N. C Bridgers. Carolyn Lee. ' Ml Amburst Place. Chatta nooga, Tenn. Brown. Wanda (;ave. lit, 2. Box 210. B nillc. N. C. Bruton. AIniira. P. O. Box MH. Wilson. N. C. Brvaril. Pal. 207 Borden Ave.. Wilmiriglon. N. C. Bugg. La(K. bill Hermitage ( ' ouil. Durham. N. C. Ilullard. Bctt . 106 (denwav A c.. BcluKjnl. N. C. Butler, licverh. 404 Butler Dr.. Clinton. N. C. Butt. Helen. 7(« West Pope St.. Dunn. I . C. (Gannon. Marv. dl4 Covvper Drive. Raleigh. N. C. Carter. (Charlotte. Lazv Lane. Revnolda. Winst(jn- Salem. N. C. Causev. Robin. 2012 Si. Andrews Rd.. (ireensboro. N. C. Clark. Donald. .X02 S. Church St.. WinslonSalem. N. C. Cooper. Doris Louise. 1(1(16 Daciaii , c.. Durham. N. C. Cooper. Marv. Rt. ' .i. Box 6.5. Kingstree. S. C. Corlielt. Judv. 101 Pirewav Rd.. Box 467. Tabor Cilv. N. C. ■Corbett. Sandra. 2.509 Market St.. Wihninglon. N. C. Crim. Frances. Route 1. Clennnons. N. C. Crouch. Carolyn. 1610 West 51st St.. Norfolk. Va. Crowell. Cammv. o t5 South Aspen St.. Lincolnton. N. C. Culpepper. Pat. Mooreland Rd.. Richmond 20. Va. Davis. Dorothv. 2(« North Main St.. Belmont. N. C. Dav. Page. I1()0 West Ave.. Richmond. Va. Hearing. Aline. 1912 Greenwood Ave.. Jacksonville 5. Fla. Denning. Valerie. No. 1 Hillside Ave.. Port Washing- ton. N. Y. Dixon. Anne. 142 Forest Dr.. Lancaster, S. C. Douglas. Debby. .■?42 W. Pine St.. Mount Airv. N. C. Dukate. Daphne. .316 South Bonila Ave.. Panama City. Fla. Eagles. Roberta Sue. 01.3 Pendirokr , c.. Ahoskie. N. C. Edwards. Margaret. 901 Rounlre? Ave.. Kinslon. N. C. Egerton. Carolyn. Pratt Ji Mon ' .ro.se Avenues. Balti- more 12. Md ' . Emory. Marv Ellen. 1014 West Markham Ave.. Dur- ham. N. C. Evans. Susan. 414 North llcnni;age. Lookout Moun- tain. Tenn. Everett. Lynn. 2637 Ingleside Ave.. Macon. Ga. Fleenor. Janie. 1365 Revnolda Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Forrester. Marsha Hunt. 356 Riverside Drive. (Jreen- ville. S. C. Gardner. Barbara. 619 Irving St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Gardner. Nancv . 619 Irving St.. Winston-Salein. N. C. (Jarrard Jo Ann. 109 West Lake Ave.. Baltimore 1(1. Md. (lillev. Mrs. Anita Br an. 3i;45 Kcriiers ille Road. Winston-Salein N. C. Gore. Anne Walker. Stanlev Ave.. Rockingham. N. C. Graves. Virgitra. 1213 Wa ' son Drive. Wil.son. N. ( . C,ra . Beltv. 2006 Monument Ave.. Richmond 26. Va. Griftm. Nancv. 3421 Glendon , e.. Chattanooga. Tenn. Griffith. Rita. 405 East uth St.. Greenville. N. C. WB Gunn. Linda. Box 87, Yanceyville, N. C. Harrison. Susan. 5 Wood Lane, Farmington. Char- lottesville. Va. Harshaw. Sally. 434 East Washington Blvd.. Grove City. Pa. Hatton. Betsy. 814 South Edison. Tampa 6. Fla. Hawvood. Harriet. 1118 Ann St.. Rockingham. N. C. Heflin. Ellen. 600 Henri Rd.. Richmond 26. Va. Henirick. Bonnie. 45.58 Shattalon Dr.. Winston-Salem N. C. Hodges. Linda. Box 4.3.3. Fairmont. N. C. Houser. Feme. Box 451. Pittsboro. N. C. Huhbard. Cacky, 103 Finch St.. Clinton. N. C. Hughes. Nancy. 2814 Anderson Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Humphreys. Sue. Box 20, Seroe, Colorado, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles James. Frankie Lou. 240 South Main St.. Mount Airv. N. C. Johnson. Barbara. 3482 West Ridge Rd.. S.W.. Roa- noke. Va. Johnson, Jerry, Route No. 1, Sunset Rd., Varina. N. C. Kell. Kay. 16 Long Crescent Dr., Bristol, Va. Kelley. Karen. 1530 Geraldine Dr.. Jacksonville, Fla. Kendrick. Anne. 2030 Radcliffe Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. King. Betsy. 1280 Maryland Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. Kropp. Karen, 425 Old Lancaster Rd., Berwyn, Pa. Laimbeer, Stuart. 44-24 Lajes Lane. McGuire Air Force Base. N. J. Lambert, Arlette, Springs Rd.. Mount Airy. N. C. Lane, Parma. 776 Palmetto St.. Spartanburg. S. C. La Roque. Suzanne. 447 Carolina Circle. Winston- Salem. N. C. Lechner. Linda. 605 Appian Wav. Jacksonville 8. Fla. Lee. Tinka. 2327 Overhill Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Leigh. Susan. 924 South York St.. Gastonia. N. C. Lineback. Ellen. 757 Button Rd.. N.E.. Atlanta. Ga. Linton, Debbie. 1166 Sewell Lane. Rvdal. Pa. Lukens. Joan. 1911 Main St.. Bethlehem. Pa. Lvon. Linda. 3616 Hathaway Rd.. Durham, N, C. McAfee. Lana. Box 387. Old Fort. N. C. McClement. Lynne. 101 Lansdale Dr.. Spartanburg, S. C. McDorman. Jodi. 5209 Springlake Wav, Baltimore 12. Md. McGlinn. Wendy. 729 Millbrook Lane. Haverford. Pa. McLean. Marianna. 201 East 20th St.. Lumberton. N. C. Maier. Susan. Box 16. Hope. N. J. Marsh. Sandra. 1358 Seminole Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Marshall. Diana. 958 Wellington Rd.. Elkins Park. Pa. Martinez. Herminia. 2500 Q St.. N.W.. Apt. 439. Washington. D. C. Matthews. Becky. 4423 Firestone Dr.. Houston. Texas Meek. Evelyn. 1115 12th Ave., Huntington. W. Va. Miley. Julia. Box 86. Benson. N. C. Minnick. Katie. 427 Arlington. Ave.. Bristol. Va. Moore. Beth. 1306 Main St.. Tarboro. N. C. Morgan. Sandra. 217 Hillcrest Drive. Sanford. N. C. Morgan. Gretchen. 116 Cedar Rd.. Mooresville. N. C. Murchison. Mae. 704 Rush Rd.. Favetteville. N. C. Nash. Pattv. Box 205. Lowell. N. C. Neese, Dale, 3905 Friendiv Rd.. Greensboro, N. C. Patterson. Betsy. P. 0. Box 145. Halifax. Va. Patterson. Brandon. 4641 Iroquois Ave.. Jacksonville 10. Fla. Peele. Billie. 107 Woodlawn Dr.. Williamston. N. C. Perry. Ethel. 209 Woodside Ave.. Favetteville. N. C. Pfeifer. Jean. 401 Roval Plaza. Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Pollard. Allison. 205 Countrv Club Lane. Galax, Va. Prevost. Beth. 1905 Princess St.. Wilmington. N. C. Price. Louise. 1801 Carlisle Rd., Greensboro. N. C. Rablen. Susan. 1420 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale Fla. Rankin. Lisa. 5324 Interbav Blvd.. Tampa. Fla. Ravenel. Millie. 1020 Mulberry Rd.. Martinsville. Va. Redfern. Pat. 405 Hayne St.. Monroe. N. C. Richheimer. Bitsy, 3694 Hedrick St.. Jacksonville, Fla, Roberson, Robin. Washington Park. Washington, N. C. Rockafellow. Cookie. 1730 East Buchanan Dr.. Colum- bia, s. c. Ross, Martha, 2015 Queens Rd. West. ChaHotte, N. C. Rouzer. Nancy. 610 Hermitage Court. Charlotte. N. C. Rupprecht. Sarah. 2908 Park Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Sapp. Gee Gee, 314 West Marsh St.. Salisbury, N. C. Self. Ann Clair. 3420 Kernersville Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Sharpe. Charlotte. 1004 West Davis St.. Burlington. N. C. Sheets. Carole. 224 Roslyn Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Shell. Juliette. Quarters 17-W. Fort McPherson, Ga. Shull. Diane. 1616 Fairidge Place. Kingsport. Tenn. Smartt. Sally. Elfin Rd.. Lookout Mountain. Tenn. Smith. Joanne. 705 East Fourth St.. Greenville. N. C. Smith. Susan. 3110 Washington Rd.. West Palm Beach, Fla. Snyder. Jean. 402 Park St.. Lexington. N. C. Steere. Susan. 1012 South Hawthorne Rd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Stout, Roddy, 301 North Ridgeway Dr.. Greensboro, N. C. Sullivan. Beth. 204 Warsaw Rd.. Clinton. N. C. Talley. Mary. 733 South Green St.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Taylor, Hume, 3044 Carolina Ave.. S.W.. Roanoke. Va. Thomasson. Sara, 616 Mulberrv. Martinsville. Va. Thompson. Pat. 1321 Heathcliffe. High Point. N. C. Tbornhill. Kim. 3614 Manton Dr.. Lynchburg. Va. Trask. Kitty. S. Hermitage Rd.. Beaufort. S. C. Turney. Jo. South Langley Lane. McLean. Va. Tynes. Frances. 1009 Carolina St.. Greensboro. N. C. Wales. Janet. 3805 Harbor Dr.. Jacksonville. Fla. Wall. Dade. 1649 Pinecrest Rd.. Rockv Mount. N. C. Ward. Penny. 857 West King Rd.. Malvern. Pa. Webster. Jane. Route No. 6. Lexington. N. C. ' Weidner. Carol. 5292 N.E. 18th Terrace. Fort Lauder- dale. Fla. Williams, Floride. 1201 Schu ler Bldg.. Spartanburg. S. C. Willia ms. Jean. 2723 Rosalind Ave.. Roanoke, Va. Wilson. Marianne. 2703 Anderson Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Wilson. Pat. 1501 Washington St.. Durham. N. C. Wiltshire. Gray. 8916 Tohnan Rd.. Richmond. Va. Wrenn. Nancv. 610 Palmer Ave.. Winter Park. Fla. Wright. Nancy. 104 Westwood Lane. Elkin. N. C. juii--.mijjj.- .uAumu J iiplip- i Gramley Library Salem Academy and College Winston-Salem. N.C. 27i08
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