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

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Faculty and Administration They give iis light . . . il iii;i lie a sniilc. an A, or even an iiiMiit. With a strange coniliiiiatidii of uiulcistaiuling. inihiigenee, and im- patience, they give themselves to us . . . and more importantly, tiiey force us to give to ourselves. The gifts are tl-.e usual ones of an academic comuuuiity — knowledge and malnritv. Iiut there is even more in the gift. It is fun ... a shared cup of coffee, a mutual gripe over one more meeting, sleepy eyes at an 8:30 or a Saturday 11:15. It i. ' determination . . . that we can govern ourselves, that we liehave as ladies, that we know when to cut. It is faith . . . that we can create an intellectual atmosphere, that we want to work lor a lacultv which is unafraid In let its standards show, that liberal arts makes lis tridy dedicated women. These gills are nni(|uelv ours — for our faculty is Lnii(pielv ours. With oildilies. practical jokes, irri- tation — thev ha e given ns those ihinus we will take li ' om Salcni. 13