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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1964 volume:

SALEM COLLEGE LIBRARY Sights and Insights SALEM COLLEGE LIBRARY WINSTON • SALEM, N. C An annual student publication of Salem College, Winston-Salem, N. C. mmmm IM HBHHMHHHH H Staff Donna Raper, Editor-in-chief; Peggy Perkins, Business Manager; Mary Lawrence Pond, Associate Editor; Zim Zimmermann, Associate Business Manager; Linda Hodges, Assistant Editor; Daphne DuKate, Assistant Business Manager; Lynne McClement, Copy Editor; Bonnie Hauch, Associate Copy Editor; Elinor Trexler, Tish Johnston, Olivia Sowers, Assistant Copy Editors; Jackie Lamond, Fhotography Editor; Feme Houser, Pat Wilson, Assistant Photography Editors; Linda Wilson, Adver- tising Manager; Marianna McLean, Assistant Advertising Manager; Nan Berry, Club Editor; Jenny Fields, Head Typist; Mary TenEyck, Assistant Typist; Dottie Davis, Head Proofreader; Chri Gray, Assistant Proofreader; Jo Dunbar, Senior Class Editor; Cammy Crowell, Junior Class lulitor; Janice Glenn, Sophomore Class Editor; Florence Pollock, Freshman Class Editor; Landis Miller, Senior Class Ad Manager; Barry Padrick, Barbara White, Anne Mason Field, Assistants; Linda Gunn, Junior Class Ad Manager; Nancy Hughes, Beth Prevost, Betsy Patterson, Assistants; Betty McMillan, Sophomore Class Ad Manager; Carol Ger- rard, Ann King, Assistants; Carolyn luland, FVeshman Class Ad Manager; Judy Gilliam, Vinnie Price, Assistants; Mr. Ralph Hill, Advisor. ■ ■■1 -S?« f % A. .3 Eli if L feu . r vX MUMMM « • n n ■■■■M BHHHU H H ■■■■■ HHMMBMiH H HM ■■■■■■■i ■■■mbmh ■■■■ Dedication His small stature belies the dynamic force within . . . often he angers his students in order to challenge them . . . shocks them into re-evaluation of their own beliefs ... a man of all philosophies . . . yet he refuses to disclose his personal philosophy so that his students might develope their own ... an unlighted pipe, held by -the bowl in an extended hand, emphasizes his point . . . to- bacco from his zippered pouch re- places older ashes . . . the discussion continues . . . questions answer questions . . . diagrams line his blackboard; books, his office ... a smoker ' s cough echoes . . . chaos, logos, cosmos . . . lighting and re- lighting his pipe ... a deep, rasping voice booms through Main Hall . . . Descartes in October, Pascal in Jan- uary, Sartre in May . . . n ' est-cc pas? . . . contemplations by the lily pond . . . chats with students in the Dairy Barn over a cup of coffee . . . never too busy to talk in his office — on graduate school, study in France, philosophy . . . faith in his students, and trust . . . and an end- less supply of bold plaid shirts . . . a thinker . . . Dr. H. Michael Lewis t -Js$ 4 ■■■■■■■■■ s ■• For now we see through a glass darkly; but then face to face. . . . Prologue Glass: a fusion of sand and lime— translucent or transparent; used in windows, mirrors, and art and to contain things. Glass: a confusion that needs inter- pretation—imaginary or real; also used as a symbol of our four years at Salem. I We first see in the glass a reflection. It  ourselves. We have come from Washington, and Apex and Florida, and Yad- kinville and Tennessee and Sao Paulo, each bringing something of herself. And th, ien we turn to look at others. We compar e our own image with what we see. Adding knee-high boots and perhaps a cable-knit sweater to our image, we looh again to the reflection. Thus we mold ourselves, until one day we walk downtown and, seeing our mirrored image in a store window, we are satisfied. ■en, suddenly, the glass that so firmly holds our studied image seems to shift. The surface is no longer smooth and the ' on ciacks and blurs. We see ourselves superimposed on the glass frame of a picture in II Th A lain Hall and the reflection is dis- torted. We are no longer sure. Appearances change. The cable-knit sweater is exchanged for black leotards and a copy of Camus ' L ' Etranger, or blu ejeans and a guitar, or alligator pumps and a fur hat. Quickly we look around. We do not know where we belong ■■■■HHB or which image belongs to us. We try to identify with all and none and yet to find onrselves. Ill We investigate. We experiment. And one day, p erhaps looking through the dusty window of the antique store, we notice th at the glass has changed again. It no longer reflects— even distortion— but has become a murky transparency. On the other side, not reflected, not confused, but barely visible, is an object, a tangible something. It is our first hint of what is beyond the glass. Because of, in spite of, our dai.y routine-frenzied fraternity parties, 8:30 lectures, and midnight talks-the object begins to take form. We are eager; we want to wipe the glass clean; we want to see clearly. I V The change is gradual but unceasing. The opaqueness of the glass disappears. The last speck of cinder and dust vanish. Looking out the dormitory window, we know, for the first time, the tree outside. We see a girl reading a letter as she walks slowly toward Clewe..; we see a little boy chase his sister around the water pump on their way home from school; we see half-grimy cars move slowly down Main Street and stop to let two girls run across to the Dairy Barn. We feel we are rea dy to step beyond the glass, to meet, face-to-face, what we see clearly from our side. We have seen, we have beg un to understand, we shall achieve Sights ... and Insights t ■ : J K - - •ifer , Jfe? .-. I - • Salba College Founded 1772 u (Ac JKvtaOian SeMfal Arts... Science... Music - 4 xm J: L-VfBtt Table of Contents t SALEM COLLEGE LIBRARY WINSTON -SALEM, N. O. J Freshman Class, Orientation Committee, Freshman Introduction to Salem, I Represent I J Sophomore Class, Women ' s Recreation Association, Dansalems, Choral Ensemble, Young III Junior Class, Student National Education Association, Home Economics Club, Lablings, I V Senior Class, Who ' s Who, Honor Society, Scorpions, Phi Alpha Theta, Bowman Gray Scholars, v Advertisements, Directory Salem, May Day Committee, May Queen, May Court p. 12 Women ' s Christian Association, Pierrette Players, Literary Society, The Salemite, Sights and Insight gilts p. 36 International Relations Club, Humanities, Music Club, Marshals, Day Students, Oslo Scholars, Foreign Stu Student Government Association, Administration, Board of Trustees, Faculty gn Students p . 60 p. 82 p. 124 At first, the glass reflects. We are concerned with our image — how we look, how we act, how we appear to others. We judge, we are judged. 14 Freshman Class Left to right: Mary Vincent, vice-president; Nan James, treasurer; Ann McNeil, secretary. Barbara Hooten, President of the Freshman Class. We drive up in front of Clewell or Bab- cock the first day with set smiles, jittery parents, and eagerness. We anticipate the new life beginning now — a fresh start, we think. With the assurance of last spring ' s graduation speeches still on our minds, we determinedly approach the classroom and are overcome by our first assignment. All our letters begin, I ' m so busy . . . , and one day the faces in the photographs on our desks no longer look so familiar. During FITS we wear 15 beanie-bows and are treated well for a change. And, too soon we learn that roommates are not perfect. The days go slowly. We go home and are upset by the bareness of our rooms. We return, hugging each other after only a few days ' absence, actually glad to be back. We like the freedom and responsibility of be- ing college students— Salem girls— having our ideas challenged in and out of class. It isn ' t exactly what we had expected that first day, but we like it now. 1 m 4u a 1 JL„ I Freshman Feature Girls: Left to right: Jane Grimsley, Nan James. 16 First Row: Bebe Anderson, Jean Arm- field, Bonnie Jean Ayres, Mary Lynn Bladon, Peggy Booker, Lynda Bowling. Second Row: Sue Ann Brooks, Ann Brown- lee, Sally Buie, Suzanne Bunch, Vicki Burn, Judy Campbell. Third Row: Betsy Carr, Gail Carter, Ann Cleveland, Judy Clevinger, Mary Beth Coker, Noell Coleman. Fourth Row: Jane Cottle, Nancy Craig, Betsy Creech, Holly Creech, Boodie Crow, Rebecca Dailcy. Fifth Row: Catherine Davis, Carolyn Dawson, Sharyn Dettwiller, Maria Devinev, Jane Dodson, Betsy Dunn. £! i ££ $ ? N P 1 17 First Row: Carolyn Eiland, Peggy Epes, Dale Eyerly, Carlotta Fair- cloth, Courtney Fitts, Bar- bara Foster. Second Row: Sandra Frazier, Tonya Fres- hour, Cookie Fritz, Jane Frost, Roberta Frost, Bitsy Fulcher. Third Row: Peggy Gaines, Jaya Gokhale, Hunter Gourdon, Gene Grant- ham, Jane Grimsley, Martha Jane Grosboll. Fourth Row: Mary Ella Haller, Marietta lardison, Mary Harris, Edna Harvey, Susan Hines, Lillian Hobbs. Fifth Row: Marianne Mollis, Barbara Hooten, Gail Horton, Bar- bara Anne Housman, Nancy Hurley, Betty Ivie. 18 First Row: Fay Jackson, Nan James, Ann Jennings, Cara Lynne Johnson, Shirley Jean John- son, Elizabeth Johnston. v Second row: Nan Johnstone, Dabney Kel- ley, Susan Kelly, Eleanor Lauck, Shelly Laws, Cinda LeBoutillier. Third row: Jane LeConte, Molly Leight, Mary Lynah, Carol McCrary, Carson McKnight, Ann Mc- Master. Fourth Row: Ann McNeill, Louis Marsh, Lettie Martin, Flora Melvin, Lucy Mills, Laurens Minson. Fifth Row: Bebe Moore, Mae Mulherin, Tish Murray, Carolyn New- man, Sue Overbey, Beverly Paisley. , w s t ffi li - %3 V 19 First Ro:v: Dottee Peebles, Nancy Pen- dleton, Anita Pennington, Mart}- Plummer, Florence Pollock, Mavme Price. Second Row: Martha Remington, Ann Richert, Beth Rose, Ann Rothfuss, Susan Salisbury, Vivian Schlubach. 77 ird row: Ann Schouler, Pat Schram, Becky Scott, Georgia Shaw, Susan Smartt, Calie Smith. Fourth Row: Gwen Smith, Jill Smith, Carol Southard, Barbara Spetnagel, Jill Stewart, Finley Stith. Fifth Row: Susan Storey, Lynn Suit, Tripp Tate, Becky Tatum, Nancy Thomas, Pat Tillery. 20 First row: Holt Tomlinson, Karen Viall, Silvia Villalon. Second Row: Mary Vincent, Charlotte Watkins, Julia Whaley. v Third Row: Anna White, Liza White, Kathryn Wilson. Fourth Row: Betty Wingo, Margie Win- stead, Suzanne Worthington. Freshmen Snaps Fifth Row: Jeannie Yager, Nickye Yok- ley, Diane Youngs. v — — . ., 21 ■■■■■ 22 1 — ■ ' ■ ■ 23 i HMHi 24 Orientation Committee First on campus, we greet the newcomers to Salem and re- assure worried parents. e plan Club Carnival, the sing in Babcock Terrace Room, and acquaint new feet with wellworn paths. Irene Rose, Chairman of the Orientation Committee. The Orientation Committee, prior to their Club Carnival presentation for the freshmen during the first week oj school. 25 Freshman Introduction to Salem Brett a Barrs, Chairman of FITS. We greet the freshmen with yellow beanie-bows and en- courage them to unite as a class. We plan the Founder ' s Day activities. Throughout the year we work to maintain class morale. FITS Com mitt re: Lit to right: Mason Kent, Jean King, Anne Kendrick. Dottie Davis, Susan Ellison. —— I M 26 I Represent Salem Our shoes arc neat, and our clothes are appropriate. By our actions and appearance we set an example for fellow Salemites. We encourage the development of poise and dis- courage unkept rooms. e sponsor faculty-student teas. We design favors for the Col- lege Birthday dinner, and we plan the Christmas and May Day dances. Our concern is the social life and standards of Salem. Left to right: Pam Truette, Mary Elizabeth Barker, Jean Anne Werner, Vinnie Price, Nancy Rouzer, Cammy Crowell, Peggy Perkins. Prances Speas, President oj PR.S. Top to bottom: Janice Glenn, Anne Grips, Charlotte Garter, Beckx Newsome, Dade If all. 27 May Day Committee During Orientation week we assemble the potential models of the Freshman Class and plan a campus fashion show. We look around the May Dell and feel sure that in the spring it will he different. We super- vise May Court elections; we recruit actors, plan costumes, solve last minute problems. Finally, the May Dell is freshly green; and students, faculty, and visitors see the beauty of spring and of Salem. Anne Dudley, Chairman of May Day. Left to right seated: Marx TenEyck, Liz Irwin, Susan Ellison; standing Frances Ilolton, Margy Harris, Marty Paisley, Saudi Kimbrell. mmmmmtmmam 2mm - 28 May Queen Anne Dudley 29 Maid of Honor AnneGHffis . . . Despite our numbers — a student body of five hundred individuals — and all our va- ried concepts of beauty, these girls somehow satisfy each of us. . . . Theirs is a beauty made May Court of dancing eyes, the gift of smiles and wind-blown hair, liquid voices and a glow that emanates from within. We choose the youth and grace that personify the day . . . we choose Salem ' s Queen of the May and her court. F ■Mi ■■ 30 Julia Miley Happy Price 31 Betty Jenkins Pam Truette 32 Susan Purdie Edna Harvey 33 Nicky e Yokley Sally Day m ■H 34 J an Did in Lucy Mills Charlotte Carter 35 Mason Kent A distorted reflection replaces the clear, sharp image. We lose our identity and strive immediately to find it again. We try to find expression through physical, mental, and even spiritual faculties. - 38 Sophomore Class Left to right: Jan Dulin, vice-president; Linda Tunstall, secretary; Zelle Holderness, treasurer. Jean king. President of the Sophomore Class. We are glad to return. Now Salem is home too. We want to see the campus and our friends, to tell them about the summer. We rejoice over the newness of Clewell. Some oi our old pictures and Yearbooks are conspicuously lett behind. We had wondered about being the oldest in the dorms, but now we find we like it. We bestow bows and advice on our freshmen. We can now charge things in the bookstore without giving our names. Submersion in activities begins. We look 39 ahead and realize that two more years is a long time. We go to New York for hanksgiving, to a classmate ' s for semester br eak 3 and to Florida in the spring. We don ' t se e as many of our old friends when we go home. We get pinned and unpinned; we pierce our ears. We are often apathetic: we date the night before a quiz and live for the week-ends. Hunting jobs as sum- mer resort waitresses and planning trips Europe fill our time. We sing around the pianos in the Terrace and Date rooms. v e are sophomores . . . and still waiting. Sophomore Feature Girls: Left to right: Mary Dameron, Zelle Holder ness. 40 First Rozv: Judy Aylward, Peggy Bag- nal, Alice Lee Bailey, Pam Baker, Dorothy Barbee, Mary Elizabeth Barker. Second Rozv: Jean Barnes, Bretta Bans, Sylvia Bell, Betty Benton, Brenda Bethel, Cecile Boren. Third Rozv: Margaret Bourdeaux, Baird Brown, Ann Bull, Bradley Carpenter, Cherry Cause}-, Carolyn Christian. Fourth Row: Ross Clark, Anne Cleino, Carol Colbert, Janet Craw- ley, Jane Crutchficld, Jud) Cubberley. f f k;$ ffj v 41 First Row: Mary Dameron, Dinah Dan- iel, Janice Day, Carol Ann Derflinger, Ann Dozier, Jan Dulin. Second row: Ann Ferguson, Betsy Fowler, Carol Gerrard, Susan Gifford, Judy Gilliam, Dorothy Girling. v„ sf Third Row: Janice Glenn, Chri Gray, Ann Grovenstcin, Jane Hall, Fran Hamer, Margaret Hammock. land, Patricia Fourth Row Mary Kay Hankins, Zelle Holderness, Mary Lucy Hudgens, Nancy Hundley, Craig Hunter. w ffl mu w: 42 First Row: Kay Isenhour, Betty Jenkins, Jay Jones, Claudia Kelly, Ann King, Jean King. Second Row: Jacqueline Lancaster, Kathie Lassiter, Lucy McCallum, Minor McCoy, Scott Mclver, Ann McKinnon. Third Row: Betty Sue McMillan, Carol MacFadyen, Barbara Mal- lard, Judy Markley, Sissy Masters, Susan Materne. Fourth Row: Caroline Miller, Frances Mock, Betty Morrison, Diane Morton, Patricia Munt, Sissy Nicol. o C f s ff ■ Mb - m mm 43 fH %N ■ ' First Row: Jacqueline Norman, Cathe- rine Odom, Katherine Okie, Sara Oliver, Marie Celia Pas- coal da Gama, Ellen Perry. Second Row: Margaret Persons, Penny Powell, Happy Price, Vin- nie Price, Georgenne Reid, Gayle Remmey. Third Ro:c: Jeannie Renick, June Rich- ardson, Beck}- Russell, Sara Sams, Betty Lou Schutt, Tavy Sea well. Fourth Row: Virginia Shavender, Phyllis Sherman, Cynthia Simmons, Elizabeth Smith, Kitty Smith, Nancy Smith. 44 First Rozc: Judy Tyson Smithson, Sally Springer, Mclanie Tiffany, Elinor Trexler, Linda Tun- stall. Second Row: Donna Van Pelt, Dale Walker, Sylvia Wall, Gret- chen Warn pier, Marilyn Ward. Third Rozv: Marion Webb, Carole Weisz, Joe Anne Whitehurst, Ann Whitney, Martha Willey. Fourth Row: Ann Wilson, Louisa Wilson, Margaret Young, Mar} ' Susan Young. ™ V? 45 Sophomore Snaps ' F i t 46 47 Mary Dameron, National Student Association Co-ordinator. mm 48 Women ' s Recreation Association ' — — . — . Susan Purdie, President of W . R. A. I We can be seen yelling ex- citedly at a hockey game or walking away from the tennis court, exhausted but smiling. Always we are striving to improve skills, to develop sportsmanship. Left to right: Peggy Kilgore, Feme Houser, Gaye Brown, Carolyn Crouch, Debbie Linton. Linda Hedges, Susan Ellison, Beth Prevost. 49 Dansalems To learn the art of the dance; to attain grace; to diminish the bulge so prominent under that leotard — these are our goals as we create harmony and pleasure for ourselves and others. Donna Fan Pelt, President of Dansalems. Left to right: Jan Norman, Ann Wilson, Betty Jenkins, Donna Van Pelt Dorothy Barbee, Virginia Shavender, Anne Grovenstein. 50 Choral Ensemble Happily we break the day ' s routine to practice for our performances on and off cam- pus. In robes we sing at a Moravian Love Feast. In cocktail dresses we entertain the Kiwanis Club. In pastels we present our spring concert. (jiving others the beauty of music, we learn the skills and pleasures of singing. The Archzvaxs. Sarah kirk. President of the Choral Ensemble. Ik Berry. Booker, Burn. Bushy, Car- penter, Cleino. Cleveland. Crowell, Davis. C, Da: is. D.. De rflinger, Kpes. Eyerly. Frost. Fulcher, Cerrard. Glenn, Haywood. Horton, Hughes, Jackson. Johnson. King, Kirk, Laniond, Lynah. McClem- ent, Miller. Mills. Okie. Overby, Persons, Remington. Richmond, Roth fuss, Rutgers. Schutt, Shugart, Smith, Steere, Strub, If ' ampler, U ' eidner, White. ) ' oung. 51 Young Women ' s Christian Association Beth Troy, President of Y.W.C.A. Dr. Thomas Langford, Speaker for Religious Emphasis Week. We arc a group of girls join- ing in games with members of the Red Shield Girls ' Club. To the ladies at the Moravian Home we are companions; to the Salisbury veterans we arc a lovely troupe who bring entertainment. On campus, we are Y-Watch writers, or- ganizers of the Thanksgiving basket projects; we are a group that includes every Salem student. Berry, Bodine, Bourdeaux, Brown, DuKate, Dunbar, Gaston, Harke- son, Harr ell, Johnson, Kelly, Kirk. Murchison, Oliver, Re id] Rich- mond, Tayloe, Troy, fa nee. White. 52 Pierrette Players We woke up the campus with our fall production, singing, Get up, get up! For Heaven ' s Sake get going! We arc cari- catured as blue-jcaned slaves with paint-speckled faces, armed with hammers and staple guns to invade organ practices in Old Chapel. But we remember our surprise birthday party for Miss Bat- tle, Harlequin Award, New York trip, bus to the Na- tional Repatory Theatre, Hu- manities program about T. V. films . . . and Artfully- Absurd spring plays for the symposium. Pierrette Council: Left to right: seated: Penny Ward, Joan Lukens, Mary Lucy lludgens, Margaret Edwards, Cretchen Wampler, Susan Ellison, Harriet Haywood; standing: Jackie Zipperer, Anne Ferguson, Phyllis Sher- man, Susan Martin, ' Aim ' Aim merman n. Pierrettes ' fall production — , . _ 53 For Heavens Sake. Pierrette Production Staff: Left to right: seated: Amelia Robertson, Susan Martin, Frances Holton, Penny Ward, Beth Prevost; standing: Harriet Hay- wood, Mary TenEyck, Irene Rose, Phyllis Sherman, Jean King, Lynn Hall. Frances Bailey, Pierrettes. President of ■■ ■■ H 54 The Literary Society The Lecture Series Committee One day back in the fall we had Mrs. Cummings set a special table, put on our Sun- day clothes in the middle of the week, and prepared to meet Mr. M. S. Handler of the New York Times. 1 te didn ' t show. So the next night we did it again heels, smiles, the works. And this time he came. Later, work- ing with the Assembl y Com- mittee, we had speakers from the Piedmont University Cen- ter talk to the students in February and March. Hans Conreid was our last lecturer. The students seemed to come not only to listen to him but also to look at him. We ' ve had an eventful year: and we look forward to anot her. ,1 -. Hans Conreid. Mr. M. S. Handler Dr. Inzer Byers. Committee Chair- man. mr%mmmm Left to right: Dr. Lucy Justin, Daphne DuKate, Mr. John Mueller, Bray, Dr. Inzer Byers, Margaret Bordeaux. J I ice Reid, Dr. Margaret ll ' eitzner, Mr. James 55 Lynne McGlement, Poetry Editor: Judy Gillespie, Prose Editor. Marty Richmond, Associate Edi- tor; Brandy Hughes, Art Editor Olivia Sowers, Editor of The Archway. Left to right: Margie Winstead, Mary Lynah, Dottie Girling. Flora Mehin, Beverly Butler, Dottie Davis, G. G. Sapp. The Archway e begin to assert ourselves. Look here! we say, a magazine lurks within your midst. We tempt you with tea to gain your sympathy, write poems and speeches, beg for creativity, generally making ourselves obvious; for we thrive on your interest, publish your work our prod- uct is your product and a culmination of your efforts. And so we publish Volume V, not only Issue I, but Issue II also . . . lor you respond. We see the work of girls who have something to express and find an outlet in our magazine. We add two more stones to the Archway and continue to build toward the keystone of literary achievement. 56 The Salemite A s producers of Salem ' s week- ly newspaper, we know print- ing deadlines, proofreading methods, and the chore of re- writing. We use an editorial we to express a not-always- popular opinion, and to try to arouse students from apathy. We have many edi- tors, our own office, and weari- ness from seeking advertisers. Students depend on the Salemite at suppertime every Friday; and each week it comes, an undeniable, often taken-for-granted representa- tion of Salem ' s life. Anne Romig, Editor of Tke Salemite. J I ice Re id Business Manager. Connie Rucker. Managing Editor; Bonnie Ilauch, Associate Editor. w 57 Marty Richmond, Feature Editor; Brenda Bethel, News Editor. Left to right: Trudi Schmidt, Copy Editor; Al Bruton, Jerry Johnson, Layout Editors. ; • - v.. 8 - v u « m x W 1 , J Wf 4 a 6 ww ? Rothfuss, Mary Alice Teague, Photography Editors. Left to right: Bitsie Richheimer, Advertising Manager; Liz Irwin, Art Editor; Elizabeth Sykes, Headline Editor. Left to right: Betsy Fowler, Managing Staff; Rabbin Causey, Assistant Copy Editor-; Boodie Crow, Managing Staff; Mary Jane llarrell, Assistant Busi- ness Manager. ■M H 58 Sights and Insights Donna Raper. Sights and Insights is a year at Salem put into photog- raphy and print. It is or- ganization and, at times, a laek of it. It ' s brain-storming sessions in the basement of Lehman, an odd-sized dum- my, and a county-wide search for ads. Our annual is a pro- duction. We have four all- afternoon sessions at Grigg ' s Left to right: Mary Lawrence Pond, Zim Zimmermann, Linda Hodges. holding mirrors above the May Queen; we have copy that must be revised, re- written, and returned. Sights and Insights is meetings on Wednesday at 5:15; and con- vincing students to sit in front of a photographer wear- ing only a towel. Our annual is theme-hunting, letters to Charlotte Engraving, and peo- ple not showing up for club pictures. We put up a front ol weariness and boredom and love the sympathy ol others; we complain, we pro- crastinate, we often run in- stead ol walk. Sights and Insights is Salem College . . . and, hopefully, fresh ideas, a pleasing change, and a year ol tun. Perkins. Left to right: Nan Berry , Mari- anna McLean. Linda Wilson. 59 Left to right: Lynne McClement, Chri Gray, Elinor Trexler, Pat Wilson, Feme Houser, Bonnie Hauch, Jackie Lamond Left to right: Janice Glenn, Linda Gunn, Jo Dunbar, Florence Pollock, Betty McMillan, Cammy Crowell, Landis Miller. Left to right: Daphne DuKate, Carolyn Eiland, Jenny Fields, Dottie Davis. M M 60 =33 61 The muted object on the other side of the glass begins to take form. It beckons us to look beyond, to think into the future. We prepare for what may follow. 62 ■IHB Junior Class Left to right: Babs Bodine, vice-president; Nan Berry, treasurer; Doris Cooper, secretary. Dottie Davis, President of the Junior Class. We ' ve been told Junior Year is best and we believe it, for we are oxer the hump and we live together in small dorms. We ' re free from the unsophistica- tion of underclassmen, and the seniors who think they run the school (but we know better). We wear navy and yellow on FITS day and do well in the relays, but our skit does not seem to go over as well. Advanced courses at last, and what in the world can we major in? We learn about motivating the Total Child, and what Comenius believed. We are active 63 we think, we discuss, we disagree, we di no longer hesitate to let our ideas be heard. Many of us are pinned; main ' more worry il we are not; while some of us decide to h nesse the B.A. for the M.R.S. degree. We are looked up to by Little Sisters- we give them a Suppressed Desire Part}-, get them blind dates, and hope the}- like us. Time goes by more quickly than ever- we burn outrageous hats one night in the spring, those floppy robes are ours, and suddenly we realize that just one short ' far is left. J unior Feature Girls: J. eft to right: Dottie Da-vis, Sally Day 64 First Row: Joanne Addison, Jane Allen, Kay Ascough, Nan Berry, Carole Blackburn, Barbara Bleakly. Second Row: Babs Bodine, Susanne Boone, Knox Bramlette, Gaye Brown, Al Bruton, Bettv Bullard. Third Row: Belinda Burke, Beverly But- ler, Mai}- Cannon, Charlotte Carter, Robbin Causey, Don Clark. Fourth Row: Doris Cooper, Cheryl Cran- fill, Jerry Crews, Carolyn Crouch, Cammy Crowell, Dottie Davis. 65 First Row: Judy Davis, Page Day, Sally Day, Valerie Denning, Deb- bie Douglas, Daphne DuKate. Second Row: Margaret Edwards, Carolyn Egerton, Mary Ellen Emory, Janie Fleenor, Barbara Gard- ner, Betty Gardner. Third Row: Nancy Gardner, Mary Graves, Betty Clark Gray, Rita Grif- fith, Linda Earle Gunn, Har- riet Ha v wood. Fourth Row: Ellen Hcflin, Feme llouser, Cacky Hubbard, Nancy Hughes, Susan Humphreys, Barbara L. Johnson. HHHHHHHHHH H HHHHHIHHHH 66 First Row: Jerry Johnson, Sarah Jolitz, Kay Ivcll, Anne Kendrick, Peggy Ivilgore, Betsy King. Second Row: Tinka Lee, Susan Leigh, Deb- bie Linton, Joan Lukens, Linda Lyon, Lynnc McCle- ment. Third Row: Jodi McDorman, Wendy Me- Glinn, Marianna McLean, Beck - Matthews, Julia Miley, Katie Minnick. Q m ■ V lff Fourth Row: Beth Moore, Mae Murchi- son, Helen Odom, Betsy Pat- terson, Maxine son Pollard. Perdue, Alii- w T f f ; fy ff V7 1 FiVj AV;r: Beth Prevost, Louise Price, Susan Pye, Lisa Rankin, Pat Redfern, Bitsie Richheimer. Srcond Row: Marti Ross, Nancy Rouzcr Sarah Rupprecht, G. G. Sapp Susan (). Smith, Susan Steere Third Row: Roddy Stout, Beth Sullivan, Mary Talley, Hume Taylor, Pat Thompson, Frances Tvnes. i 9 Fo urth Row: Dade Wall, Penny Ward, Carol Weidner, Marianne Wil- son, Pat Wilson. 68 Junior Snaps ■ — c 2r 69 -- r . . Sh£3 . .-■ mm 70 71 72 Student National Education Association On campus we sponsor old movies, providing entertain- ment for Salem and finances for us. Some of us are sent as delegates in the spring to the state S.N.E.A. convention; Nancx Knott, President of s. n: e. a. and one of us is honored as Miss Student Teacher. But all of us, striving to better prepare ourselves for the chal- lenges ahead, seek the knowl- edge and patience required of us. And gradually we learn to overcome that hesita- tion we have when we first enter the classroom. J S -Tell Th« Ti« Left to right: Mary TenEyck, Nancy Knott. Linda Wilson, Tish Johnston, Susan Ellison, Land is Miller, Pant Emetic. BM Eop to bottom: first column: Susan Leigh, Linda Hodges. Sarah Rup- precht. Susanne Boone, Mari- anna McLean: second column: Nancy Rouzer, Daphne Dukate, Carol If ' eidnrr, Harriet Hay- wood, Ellen Heflin, Betty Bullard. F 73 Home Economics Club Third floor of the Science Building is the center of our activity. Here we carefully measure the ingredients for cakes and patiently re-pin the hems of uneven skirts. In Home Management House we gain more experience and learn the do ' s and don ' t ' s of interior decorating. At Christmas we hold a tea for the seniors, and throughout the year we sponsor student discussions and social get- togethers. We emerge, hope- i ully, as capable home econo- mists. Left to right: first row: Mary Jane Harrell, Dee Barbee; second rozv: Gaddw Bunnie Salsbury. Marty Paisley, Jerry Johnson, Judy Wilso Beck n.y Irene Rose, President of the Home Ec. (! lub. 74 Lablings In lab coats we trudge daily to the Science Building, and monthly we hear lectures or see films on the newest in- dustries. We plan the bul- letin boards in the foyer of our building and introduce visiting scientists to stud- dents. In working toward our B.S. degrees, we welcome these related activities. Blending, analyzing, discussing, re-mixing substances we learn. Sarah Rupprecht, President of Lablings. ' Lop to bottom: first column: Virginia Shavender, Marianne Wilson, Betty Clark Cray, Sarah Rupprecht, Donna Fan Pelt, Shelia Smith; second column: Mr. Thomas Austin, Susan Leigh, Kay Isenhour, Daphne DuKate, Beth Prevost, Frances Holton, Linda Hodges. International Relations Club Top to bottom: Jackie I.amond. Pat Hank- ins, Alice Reid, Marty Richmond. Frances Bailey, Wendy McC.linn. Barbara Gotts- chalk. Barbara Mallard. Bitsie Rich- h rimer. A problem is defined, two voices begin discussion; we pause to think, and then comes a statement touching the quick of the issue. Now many voices raise to defend or criticize the ideas at stake . . . cigarettes half-smoked, coffee grown cold in the cup: the warmth is in the debate. Subject: Man. Marx Alice Teague, President of l. ' R. C. By checking the bulletin board, we keep up with current events. 76 Humanities We are at home in a familiar smoke-filled room where we can meet informally with fellow students and faculty members. Here we listen intently as a professor challenges our views on pop art. We sip our coffee as we ponder a student ' s thoughts on education abroad. e enthusiastically support a faculty member in his views on non- conformity; we staunchly defend our ideas on academic freedom. We welcome the opportunity for self-expression, for the acquiring of new ideas, for discussions which challenge our knowledge of the cultural world. Left to right: Marty Richmond, Frances Bailey, Dale Eyerly, Betty Bullard, Elsken Rutgers, Bitsie Richheimer, Ellen Perry, Chri dray. Wendy McGlinn, President of If u m a n it ies . 77 Music Club We take an old, tradition-bound organization, study its purpose and effectiveness, and find it no longer adequate to meet our needs. We subject it to intensive re-organization under the leadership of Beth and Mr. Jacobowsky, and we arrive at a solution: a new, more vital Music Club with emphasis on excellent programs of lectures and concerts. We re-design ourselves so as to contribute to the curriculum of our department, and to detract from the rigors of hours of practice, with topics chosen to present our field in its con- temp craiy reality as well as its classic past. We open our member- ship not only to our majors, but to all Salem students who appreci- ate music. v W ■ ■■■ V ■ 9 r lStal Beth Fordham, President of the Music Club. Left to right: first row: Nancy Hutchins, Gail Horton, Carol Ann Derflinger, Penny Powell, Billie Busby; second ro:r: Anne Cleveland. Nancy Hughes. Bradley Carpenter, Lucy Mills, Betty Lou Sehutt, Beth Fordham, Gwen Smith. 78 Marshals The rustle of white silk gowns and the sheen of golden sashes — our regalia as host- esses for a faculty recital. Contrast this with shirt-waist dresses at chapel on Tuesdays and Thursdays. These sym- bolize our double purpose. We have a down-to-earth re- sponsibility to do the some- times-unrewarding tasks such as recording chapel attend- ance; we have an obligation to maintain the high stand- ards set in Salem tradition; and, withal, we have the necessity of being exempla of Salem ' s welcome: poised and pleasant, graceful and femi- nine hostesses. We share an honor . . . which carries a challenge. Sally Day. Chief Marshal. Left to right: Nan Berry, Rita Griffith Doris Cooper, Julia Mi ry, Lisa Rankin. Carolyn Crouch. 79 Day Students Left to right: June Richardson, treasurer; Nancy Gardner, vice-president, Mary Talley, secretary. ■ s Pat Jshby, President of the Day Students. ho ' s Who chooses Ashby. Pretty smart! We knew it all along. Day Students: What? No bridge cards? The A ' we lunch-watched; the clock we hope to before the year is out- all arc a part. We ' re Winston ' s Salemitcs with two- rooms-and-a-bath, a grin and knitting, pickles and Tab and great stacks of books. We wish you a Merry Christmas with tea and homemade cook- ies, and a Happy New Year to freshmen during orienta- tion. Three arguing at Dr. Sanders in German; three contributing to a Marriage and Family panel (many of us experts) . . . we ' re a group of individuals. 80 Oslo Scholars Last year we were foreign students for six weeks at the Oslo Inter- national Summer School. We learned how to eat whale meat, say Skoal with a good Norwegian accent, and find our way around Oslo. We remember the things we did, but most of all we remember the people we met. Ever heard Swahili? We hadn ' t until we met Sim Mubako from Africa. And then there was Mr. K, not Khrushchev, but Lev Kapitonov, a history professor from Moscow. Of course we ' ll never foreget him. In fact we ' ll always remember Summer ' 63. Anyone looking for two foreign students? We ' re available. Foreign Students A ' Mine skirts, charm bracelets, frequent visits to the P.O. we are Salemites. No Weejuns, distinguishing accents, visits to other dorms we are foreign students. We are Celia and Elsken, from Brazil and the Netherlands. We ' ve found Day Students speaking Spanish, bad pronunciations of Dutch r ' s and g ' s, roommates with traumas over NSA and memories of Oslo, real steak in the Refectory, football games strange and hockey fun. We came as foreign ambassadors. When we leave, part of Salem will go with us. Alice Reid and Daphne DuKate at Kin Olav ' s reception, Oslo. Maria Celia Pascoal de Gama and Elsken Rutcers. 81 83 I v kiT ' jl 111 Clearly we see through the glass — to the real and the in- tangible. We have aehieved. We have found expression, As we look behind and beyond, we give recognition. jrt Senior Class Left to right: Frances Holton, vice-president; Susie Johnson, secretary; Alice Reid, treasurer. Mason Kent, President of the Senior (das. We have reached the top, and we wonder if others are as surprised as we are. Sud- den freedoms and responsibilities seem strange, but soon it seems natural for it to be us with unlimited everythings and Will the meeting please come to order! Freshmen lock at us with awe, especially if we happen to have a date; sophomores are still our sister class: and we threaten juniors with tales of comps. Practice teaching begins as horror and ends as joy when a young delinquent says, I ain ' t gon- 83 na forget ya. We watch the World Turn, and Farmers ' Dairy thrives on us. Con- versation changes to jobs, wedding dates, graduate school, Senior Follies; and we never knew we could misinterpret the Catalogue so many ways. Comps are un- believable, but over; our art majors grin as exhibits go up. There ' s barely time for one last lazy afternoon around the lily pond, one last walk to God ' s Acre, one last pound- cake in the Barn. Four years . . . and we know now it was worth it. Senior Feature Girls: Left to right: Anne Romig, Mason Kent. [ ■ 86 Jane Hedgpeth Adcock Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Biology Patricia Ann Ashby Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree English Ann Price Austin Hixson, Tennessee Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology Frances Overton Bailey Midlothian, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree English; History Carolyn Anne Best Columbia, South Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Mathematics Fallie Lohr Cecil Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics 87 Claudia Kitchin Crawford Salisbury, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Mathematics Anne Hubbard Dudley Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Candidate for A.B. Degree Art Elizabeth Josephine Dunbar High Point, North Carolina Candidate for B.M. Degree School Music Elizabeth Clifton Elder Burlington, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree French Susan Ellison Jaffrey, New Hampshire Candidate for A.B. Degree French Anne Mason Field Richmond, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Biology ;;;; Virginia Perry Fields Rock}- Mount, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Economics-Sociology Suzanne Forbes Reidsville, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Spanish Clara Elizabeth Fordham Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for B.M. Degree Church Music Rebecca Ann Gaddy Raleigh, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree 1 lomc Economics Rebecca Ann Gaston Statesville, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Spanish Judith Baldwin Gillespie Newport News, irginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Biology 89 V Barbara Lee Gottschalk Savannah, Georgia Candidate for A.B. Degree- History Gertha Anne Griffis Denton, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics Mar) Jane I larrell Jacksonville, Florida Candidate for B.S. Degree 1 Ionie Economics W Marguerite Harris Roxboro, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree 1 Iistory Bonnie Lynn Hauch Fort Lauderdale, Florida Candidate for A.B. Degree English; History Margaret Linda Hodges Fairmont, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Chemistry 90 Frances Herman Hoi ton Edenton, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Chemistry Janet Lynn Horner Bristol, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree History Brenda Lee Hughes Richmond, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Art; French Alberta Piner Huneycutt Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Religion Nancy Lytle Hutchins Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for B.M. Degree Piano Elizabeth Anne Irwin Spartanburg, South Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Art =5= 91 Mary Moffitt Jackson Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Religion Barbara Henderson Johnson Shelby, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree History Elizabeth Denning Johnson Dunn, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Mathematics V Rebecca Sue Johnson Knox vi lie, Tennessee Candidate for A.B. Degree Spanish Letitia Dabney Johnston Davidson, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree English; History Agnes Mason Kent Danville, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics 92 Sandra kay kimbrell Waynesville, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Economics-Sociology Sarah Ann kirk Martinsville, irginia Candidate for B.M. Degree Organ Nancy Marie knott Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree History Jaquelin Ambler Lamond Alexandria, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree French Patricia Anne Lee kinston, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Chemistry Marilyn Odum McGrath Lumberton, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology 93 Paula Macphcrson Mobile, Alabama Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology Ann Marie Martin Libert}-, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics Susan Browder Martin Chattanooga, Tennessee Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics Landis Rachel Miller Albemarle, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree French ; I [istory Martha Ann Williams Murray Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree History Rebecca Jane Newsome Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree History 94 Elouise Barry Pad rick Fort Pierce, Florida Candidate for A.B. Degree History Martha I linton Paisley Morganton, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree I I me Economics Peggy Frances Parrish Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology «« Margaret Elizabeth Perkins Asheville, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Spanish Mary Lawrence Pond Suffolk, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Art History- Susan Edmundson Purdie Dunn, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Mathematics 95 Ann Fairchild Quarrier Wheeling, West Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Biology Donna Catherine Raper Burlington, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree English Ella Anna Raymond Raleigh, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology Martha Selina Reed Manhasset, New York Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology Alice Cain Reid Hartsville, South Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree English Martha Minor Richmond Charlottesville, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Historv 96 Aurelia Vaiden Robertson Danville, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree French Susan Lee Robinson Winchester, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree 1 1 is ton- Anne Eleanor Romig Alexandria, Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics - Irene Lacy Rose Fayetteville, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Home Economics Mary Stewart Rosenblatt Charlotte, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology Nancy Council} ' Rucker Richmond, irginia Candidate for A.B. Degree History 97 •« - Ellen Bundy Salsbury Morganton, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Home Economics Gertrude Peters Schmidt Pottstown, Pennsylvania Candidate for A.B. Degree English Carolyn Ivaye Shugart Yadkinville, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree F rencii; riano Margaret Anne Simons Wilson, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Spanish Sandra Lee Smith Mullins, South Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree History Sheila Kay Smith Mullins, South Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Chemistry IF — i- i ■■■■ ■■M HI 98 Olivia Cole Sowers Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree English Frances Irene Speas Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for B.M. Degree Organ Ann Elizabeth Stafford Charlotte, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Eeonomics Zena Marie St rub Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Economics-Sociology Elizabeth Jane Sykes Mount Airy, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree French Elaine Worthington Tayloe Aulander, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree English 99 Mary Alice league Reidsville, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree History Mary Elisabeth TenEyck Charleston, West Virginia Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics Frances Bland Trapnell Oaklands, Delaware Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics Elizabeth Andres Troy Wilmington, North Carolina Candidate for B.M. Degree Piano Pamela Dcane Truette Albemarle, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree French Carol Lingo Turner Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Art 100 Carolyn Tyson High Point, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree English Josephine Reece Vance Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Religion Barbara Ann White Shelby, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Sociology-Economics Judith Ann Wilson Southern Pines, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree- Home Economics Rosalind Wilson Pitman, New Jersey Candidate for A.B. Degree Soeiology-Economics Eleanor Turnbull Workman Davidson, North Carolina Candidate for A.B. Degree Mathematics 101 Anna Elizabeth Zimmerman Winston-Salem, North Carolina Candidate for B.S. Degree Biology Mary Ann Zimmermann Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Candidate for A.B. Degree Biology; History Ellen Jacquelyn Zipperer Greeneville, Tennessee Candidate for A.B. Degree English 102 Senior Snaps 103 .. 104 riiiiianunKiuTTnTxnpy.T =M-± i ■■■ ■.: . . 105 106 Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Four years remembered, three qualities possessed by nine girls: academic excellence, participation in extra-curri- cular activities, leadership. One prediction: a futute of useful life. Faculty-elected, nationally recognized . . . yet we profess no great knowl- edge, only a nature intrigued by the questions asked by the world around us. An honor which excites but sad- dens us in marking the end of four stimulating years. Left to right: first row: Frances Holton, Alice Reid, Susan Purdie, Pat Ashby; second row: Nancy Knott. Wookie Work- man, Frances Bailey, Tish Johnston, Marguerite arris. 107 Honor Society Left to right: Tish Johnston, Alice Reld. Nancy Knott. Wookie Workman. Susan Purdie, Nancy Hutchins, Frances Speas. We hear our names called and we sit uncomfortably on the stage during Honors Assem- bly, feeling honored but a little foolish. We feel proud when told that our standards meet those of Phi Beta Kappa, but wonder il we can con- tinue to measure up to those standards. We eat lobster with Dr. Gramley and the Salem Scholars, feeling a little guilt} - about being the only unorganized organiza- tion on campus, but ad- mitting that it is a nice change. 103 Order of the Scorpion Left to right: first ro-:e: Donna Raper, Frances Holton, Wendy McGlinn, Dottie Davis; second row: Feme Houser, .Dine Romig, Susanne Boone, Marty Richmond: third row: ' Fish Johnston, Frances Bailey, Marguerite Harris, Irene Rose. The names of our new mem- bers are announced in As- sembly twice a year- the stu- dent body claps politely, won- ders vaguely why we were chosen and what we do, and quickly forgets about us. e arc a secret organization, but only because our work is best done in this way. Simply, we try to serve Salem — in small, unnoticed, un - ostentatious ways that require no recog- nition from others. Our per- sonalities are diverse, but we have in common a love tor Salem and a wish to serve her, by observing, listening, helping in whatever ways we can. We wear a tiny gold- and-pearl pin as a reminder of the service we seek to give. Chosen for ' ' excellence in the field of history, we soon see our own inadequacies in in- terpreting the thoughts of those far more excellent than we. But we soon dis- cover that teacher and pupil meet as equals, and each can speak his mind freely. Three years at Salem, then apartments and we ' re (al- most) Med-Tecs on our own. Intensive stud} ' points toward professionalism - stimulating and demanding work, white uniforms and lab tests- and sandwiched somewhere in be- tween: Senior Follies! 109 Phi Alpha Theta Left to right: first row: Mrs. Heidbreder, Mr. Clauss, Tish Johnston, Alice kfid, Wendy McClinn; second row: Mr. Michie, Dr. Hixson, Nancy Knott, Frances Bailey, Dr. Byers. Bowman Gray Scholars Left to right: first row: Paula Macpherson, Ann P. Austin, Anna Zimmer- man, Mary Stewart Rosenblatt; second row: Ella Raymond, Marilyn Mc- Grath. 110 Student Government Association Legislative Board Tish Johnston, President of Stu- dent Government. Left to right: Marguerite Harris, Pice-President; Robbin Causey, Treasurer; Susan ne Boone, Secretary. We are a composite of every class and major organization on campus, making us a di- verse group. Each Tuesday afternoon we gather to dis- cuss, argue, even shout at each other- sometimes with results, sometimes not. It is here that we realize that the offices we hold mean more than prestige; the} ' mean work. olunteer committees, votes, meetings become a large part of our lives, and we com- plain and wish for April so we can tell our successors how- much thev will have to do. Ill In the end, we do have a few accomplishments to our credit or discredit: we have honored our late President through a Memorial Book Fund, helped with Salem ' s first Symposium, tried in vain for a change in the calender, and voiced our protest against North Caro- lina ' s House Bill 1395. Set before the students as lead- ers, we realize that we in truth arc led by the students themselves and their ideas, which, in the end, is perhaps Student Government at its best. Left to right: top to bottom: first row: Dottle Davis, Frances Bailey, Roberta Frost, Carolyn Crouch; second row: Susan Purdie, Anne Romig, Betty Jenkins, Barbie I ooten, Beth Sullivan, Mason Kent, Mary Dameron; third row: Donna Raper, Susie Mateme, Olivia Sowers, Dottie Girling, Frances S peas: fourth row: Jean Ring, Kay Kell, Jane Grimsley, Sally Day, Pat Ashby, Anne Dudley. 112 Judicial Board Wookie Workman, Chairman of Judicial Board. Frances I olton, Vice-Chairman; Ellen f rf in, Secretary. Our job is to interpret honor and make it relevant to us, and it is never easy. Students cither scorn or respect us, often forgetting that making honor work is as much their job as ours, perhaps more so. We are no better that the average Salem girl, but the role of judge is thrust upon us. Our concern must shift from What will others think? to What ' s best for her? , and we realize that H HH 113 perhaps we have grown up a little in the process. Monday afternoons find us wondering what lias gone wrong the preceeding week-end, but we find these meetings much pref- erable to our occasional ses- sions in the Trustee Room. The judgment of our peers and friends is seldom easy and never fun; but we choose to govern ourselves, and this is a part of it . . . an d at least we have learned from it. Left to right: top to bottom: first row: Susan Leigh, Jan Dulin, Elaine Tay oe; second row: Jan Norman, Marty Paisley, G. G. Sapp, Barbara Gardner, Mary Vincent, Ann Wilson: third row: Betty Gardner, Sue Humphreys, Babs Bodine. 114 Administration We send Christmas cards to students, hold conferences about scotch tape on the walls and E ' s in English; we even try to con- vince freshmen to live with the same roommates until June. We participate in Field Day activities, judge FITS skits, attend plays, sell our services at the Y auction, and enjoy it all. More than this, we seek to administer, to mold the structure of Salem to fit the needs of the students, to sometimes prod the girls themselves into the necessary structure. We must be firm, having high stand- ards and hopes for Salem students, but trying to keep a personal interest in individuals, a sense of humor and awareness. ) •. Dale . Gramley, President of Salem College. B H P — 1 — B — M 115 i Ivy M. Hixson, Academic Dean. Clemens Sandresky, Dean 0 the School of Music. Amy R. Heidbreder, Dean of Students. 116 Jack M. White, Assistant to the President. Margaret Simpson, Registrar. Ralph F. Hill, Comptroller. — Rev. Richard F. Amos Mrs. Charles H. Babcock Rev. J. Calvin Barnes Albert L. Butler, Jr. Rev. Vernon E. Daetwyler Archie K. Davis James K. Glenn James A. Gray, Jr. Mrs. Edward M. Holder Philip R. Hanes Dr. James C. Hughes 117 Board of Trustees Mrs. F. Gaither Jenkins Mrs. Richard E. Shore Mrs. Lyman C. Jones Mrs. Robert D. Shore, Sr. Thomas A. Kimball Dr. R. Gordon Spaugh C. T. Leinbach, Jr. Dr. C. S. Starbuck Charles W. Miller Rev. Elmer R. Stelter Mrs. Robert P. Morehead Ralph B. Ogburn Louis F. Owen Rev. Clayton H. Persons Alton F. Pfaff Rev. Burton J. Rights Dr. Samuel J. Tesch Mrs. H. Harold Vogler Charles B. Wade, Jr. Frank F. Willingham Calder V. Womble Dr. Dale H. Gramley, ex officio 118 Faculty Dr. Stephen Paine Mrs. Lucia Karnes Mr. Marshall Booker Mrs. Frances Aver a Mr. Richard Rloesch Mr. Errol Claitss Miss Barbara Battle gPMB Hl 119 Mrs. Joan J acobozvsky Dr. William White Miss Virginia Smith Mr. Robert Wendt Dr. Inzer Byers Mr. Donald Mcleod Mr. Paul Peterson Mrs. Margaret Mueller Mr. Roy Campbell Dr. Mary Hill 120 Dr. B. G. Gokhale Miss Jess Byrd Mr. Hews on Michie Mrs. Betty Crossley Mr. Ralph Bell Mrs. Lucille Scott Mr. William Mangum Mrs. George Home Mr. Robert Pace Mr. A. T. Curie e Miss Mary Cash PSI W£B SM .. - 121 Mr. James Bray Mrs. Faye Iloneycutt Miss Virginia Johnson Dr. Wilmer Sanders Rev. Walser Allen Mrs. Carolyn King Dr. Lucy Austin Mrs. Mary Melvin Dr. Elizabeth Welch Mrs. Margaret Sandresky Mr. Thomas Austin 122 Dr. Margaret Weitzner Mr. Eugene Jacobozvsky Mr. John Mueller Miss Anne Woodward Mr. James Jordan Dr. Donald McCorkle Mr. Stanley Lewis Mrs. Blevxn Wheeler Mr. Bertram Cosbx Mr. Lloyd Smith 1— i— ■■ 1 M M 123 Miss Nancy Wurtele Mrs. Margaret Snow Mrs. Marilyn Stowers Dr. Carson French Dr. Michael Lewis Mr. Edwin Shewmake M k .« D 1 «• Wt ' J | ' f r ■•--■-■ 1 e s f y 1 ' B 9 ■ I 124 wsm We become not only a part of this school, but of the com- munity as well. We patronize the Winston-Salem merchants; for we know what we like and where to find it. Advertisements DOWNTOWN NORTHSIDE EVERYTHING TO OUTFIT STYLE-CONSCIOUS JR. MISS a una, Silver, Crystal Congratulations to the and Seniors Fine Jewelry McPhail ' s 410 Spruce Street Thi ruway Shopping Center TUTTLE LUMBER COMPANY DEPENDABLE BUILDING MATERIALS 1721 Stadium Drive Phone PArk 3-3418 - P. 0. 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Uoar Greensboro ' s Most Papular Sandwich Shop mul Cattle CURB SERVICE CREENSBORO, N. C. REGISTERED ANGUS CATTLE HILLSIDE FARM GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. C. — — -■■ ■ ... , THE IDEAL West Fourth Street ' The Best Place to Shop After AW Home Owned — Home Operated HOTEL ROBERT E. LEE PETER VAN KLEEK General Manager £rss EXQUISITE FOOTWEAR LAMP POST 422 West Fourth Street I STORE FAITHFULLY SERVING THE HOME TOWN OF WINSTON-SALEM THUtt NO riACT UKI momi- 550 N. Liberty Street PHONE PA 2-5118 1 Directory Students Fresh man Class Anderson, Bebe, 117 E. Wine St., Mullins, S. C. Armficld, Jean, 1511 Allendale Rd., Greensboro, X. C. Ayres, Bonnie Jean, Sharpless Rd., Hoskcssin, Del. Bladon, Mary Lynne, 342 Riverside Dr., Greenville, S. C. Booker, Peggy, 103 S. Massey St., Selma, N. C. Bowling, Lynda, 1308 W. Cold St., Wilson, X. C. Brooks, Sue Ann, 115 Rockview, Lane, Morganton, X. C. Brownlce, Ann, 1721 Ardsley St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Buie, Sally, P.O. Box 206, Biscoe, N. C. Bunch, Suzanne, 1202 Carolina Ave., Carolina Beach, X. C. Burn, Vicki, Cheraw Rd., Society Hill, S. C. Busby, Billic, 1110 Norris St., Raleigh, X. C. Campbell, Judy, 307 Ave. B., Xew Bern, X. C. Carr, Betsy, 607 Raleigh Rd., Wilson, X. C. Carter, Gail, Navy No. 100, Box 69, Fleet Post Office, X. Y., N. Y. Cleveland, Ann, 312 College St., Fort Valley, Ga. Clcvinger, Judy, 701 Rockbridge St., Bluefield, W. a. Coker, Mary Beth, 810 Christopher Rd., Chapel Hill, X. C. Colbert, Carol, 925 Elder Lane, Jacksonville 7, Fla. Coleman, Xoell, 900 Sunset Dr., Lexington, Va. Collins, Lynne, Lakecrest, Rural Hall, X. C. Cottle, Jane, 3149 Sussex Rd., Raleigh, X. C. Craig, Nancy, Rua Libera Badero 501, Sao Paulo, Brazil Creech, Betsy, 1321 Robin Hood Rd., High Point, X. C. Creech, Holly, 304 Summit Ave., Kinston, N. C. Crow, Boodie, 309 Sunset Dr., Wilson, X. C. Crutchfield, Jane, 518 McGill Dr., Albemarle, X. C. Dailey, Rebecca, 2216 Club Blvd., Durham, X. C. Davis. Catherine, 203 X. Main St., Belmont, X. C. Dawson, Carolyn, Box 175, Dillwyn, Ya. Dettwiller, Sharyn, 6216 Hicory Valley Rd., Nashville 5, Tenn. Deviney, Maria, 1532 Pine Tree Dr., Charlotte 7, X. C. Dodson. Jane, 2113 Woodrow St., Durham, X. C. Dozier. Ann, 1501 Sycamore, Durham, X. C. Dunn. Betsy, P.O. Box 105, Pinetops, N. C. Kiland, Carolyn. 825 Opie St., Staunton, Va. Kpes, Peggy, 1917 X. Quaker Lane, Alexandria, Va. Eyerly, Dale, 15 Apple Tree Trail, Westport, Conn. Faircloth, Carlotta, 221 W. Washington St., Quincey, Fla. Fitts, Courtney, Denada Path, Sanford, X. C. Foster. Barbara, 409 Kingston Park Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. Frazier, Sandra, 1014 Parkview St., Asheboro, X. C. Freshour. Tonya. 2627 X. Ohio St., Arlington 7, Va. Fritz. Cookie, 597 Lexington Rd., Asheboro, X. C. Frost, Jane. 2126 Westovcr Terr., Burlington, X. C. Frost. Roberta. 3246 Foxcroft Rd., Charlotte 7, X. C. Fulcher, Bitsy. 1113 Cherokee Trail, Martinsville, Va. Gaines. Peggy, 120 Blankenbaker Lane, Louisville 7, Ky. Gokhale. Java, 1856 Henning Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Gourdon, Hunter. 124 Port Republic Rd., Harrisonburg, Va. Granthan. Gene, 900 W. Nash St., Wilson, X. C. Grimsley, Jane, 925 Country Club Dr.. High Point, X. C. Grosboll, Martha Jane. 1156 Boiling Rd., Charlotte 7 X C Haller. Mary Ella, 128 17th St., N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga. ' Hardison. Marietta. 5054 Churchill Rd., Raleigh, X. C. Harris, Mary, 701 Raleigh Rd., Wilson, X. C. Harvey. Edna, 1106 Carey Rd., Kinston, X. C. Hines. Susan. 708 Nottingham Dr., Greensboro X. C. Hobbs. Lillian. 511 W. King St., Quincy, Fla. Hollis, Marianne, 904 Covington St., Bennetsville S. C. Hooten. Barbara. 1405 Washington Ave., Fredericksburg Va. Horton, Gail. 5806 Old Providence Rd., Charlotte, X. C. Housman, Barbara Anne. 1015 Big Oak Rd., Yardley, Penn. Hunter. Craig. 617 W. Palmetto St., Florence, S. C. Hurley, Nancy, Box 145, Biscoe. X. C. Isenhour. Kay. 215 Confederate Ave., Salisbury, X. C. Ivic. Betty. 510 X. Hamilton St., Leaksville, X. C. Jackson. Fay, 6107 Sylvan Ave., Norfolk 8, Va. 157 James, Nan, 40 McPherson Lane, Greenville, S. C. Jennings, Ann, Raleigh Rd., Wilson, N. C. Johnson, Cara Lynne, Rt. 2, Benson, N. C. Johnson, Shirley Jean, Rt. 1, Raeford, N. C. Johnston, Elizabeth, 116 College St., Littleton, N. C. Johnstone, Nan, 134 Lakecrest Dr., Greenville, S. C. Kelley, Dabney, 3633 Pickwick Lane, Charlotte, 7, N. C. Kelly, Susan, 610 2nd Ave., X.W., Conover, N. C. Lauck, Eleanor, 1414 Gentry Lane, Charlottesville, Va. Laws, Shelley, 1829 Shoreham Dr., Charlotte, X. C. LcBoutillier, Cinda, S. Valley Rd., Berwyn, Pa. LeConte, Jane, 4253 Denbigh Dr., Charlotte 7, X. C. Leight, Molly, Box 56, Izmir, Turkey Lynah, Man-, 11 Colonial St., Charleston, S. C. McCrary, Carol, 232 Worth St., Asheboro, N. C. Mclver, Scott, 510 Maplewood Dr., Sanford, N. C. McKnight, Carson, 2008 Truman Rd., Charlotte 5, X. C. McMaster, Ann, 3914 Kanawha Ave., Charleston 4, W. Va. McNeill, Ann, 248 Dutchman Creek Rd., Elkin, N. C. Marsh, Louise, 111 Clyde Av e., Wilson, N. C. Martin, Lcttie, 4 Randall Court, Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Melvin, Flora, P.O. Box 5, Roscboro, N. C. Mills, Lucy, W. Main St., Bennettsville, S. C. Minson, Laurens, Molasses Lane, Rt. 1, Mt. Pleasant, X. C. Moore, Bebe, 924 S. Garnett St., Henderson, X. C. Mulherin, Mae, 27 Henry St., Augusta, Ga. Murray, Tish, 115 Jackson Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. Xcwman, Carolyn, Bumpass, Va. O ' Keefe, Janie, 1106 Standish Ct., Winston-Salem, X. C. Okie, Katherine, Pinecrest Dr., Hendersonvillc, X. C. Overbey, Sue, Rt. 2, Chatham, Va. Paisley, Beverly, 304 Riverside Dr., Morganton, X. C. Peebles, Dottee, 110 F. 5th St., Lawrcncevillc, Ya. Pendleton, Nancy, 4708 Rolfc Rd., Richmond 26, Ya. Pennington, Anita (Mrs.), 210A Faculty Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Plummer, Marty 1 Conrad Rd., Xew Canaan, Conn. Pollock, Florence, 1607 Lucerne Way, New Bern, X. C. Price, Mayme, 205 W. 22nd St., Lumberton, X. C. Remington, Martha, 1715 Kissingbower Rd., Augusta, Ga. Richcrt, Ann, 2301 Beechridge Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Rose, Beth, 120 College St., Littleton, N. C. Rothfuss, Ann, 204 Sweetbrier Rd., Greenville, S. C. Sams, Sara, 3419 Seward Place, Charlotte 7, X. C. Sansbury, Susan, 951 Ventura Ave., Orlando, Fla. Schlubach, Vivian, APTDO Aereo 1274, Cali, Colombia Schouler, Ann, 211 Nottingham Rd., Richmond 21, Va. Schram, Pat, 25105 Oak Dr., Damascus, Md. Scott, Becky, 5151 Minarl Dr., X.W., Winston-Salem, X. C. r 1 1 158 Shaw, Georgia, 5305 Purlington Way, Baltimore 12, Md. Smartt, Susan, Elfin Rd., Lookout Mountain, Term. Smith, Calie, 15 Beech St., Newport . X. H. Smith, Gwen, 550 W. Starmount Ave., Liberty, N. C. Smith, Jill, 406 20th St., ., Bradenton, Fla. Southard, Carol, 420S Robin Hood Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Spetnagel, Barbara, 1042 Wateree St., Kingsport, Tenn. Stewart, Jill, 2419 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte 7, N. C. Stith, Finley, P.O. Box 1140, Florence, S. C. Storey, Susan, 920 Ontario, Shreveport, La. Suit, Lynn, Pocahontas, Va. Swann, Kath •, 120 Willadel Dr., Clearwater, Fla. ' I ' ate, Tripp, 122 Upham St.. Mobile, Ala. latum, Becky, 508 Laural Hill Rd., Chapel Hill, N. C. Thomas, Nancy, 133 Bollingwood Rd.. Charlottesville, Va. Tillery, Pat, 792 Forest Ridge Dr., Macon, Ga. Tomlinson, Holt, 317Graycourt Apts., Winston-Salem, N. C. Viall, Karen, 5100 Granville Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Villalon, Silvia, 202 N. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Vincent, Mary. 8906 Tolman Rd., Richmond 29, Va. Ward, Anne, 2529 West held Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. Wat kins, Charlotte, 504 S. Main St., Waynesville, N. C. Whaley, Julia, 618 Enquirer Ave., Nashville 5, Tenn. White, Anna, 504 F. 9th St., Greenville, N. C. White. Bonnie, 514 Mountain Mew Ave., Bluefield, W. Va. White, Liza, Rt. 5, Box 404. Lenoir, N. C. Whitehurst, Joe Anne, Box 383, Bethel, N. C. Wilson, Kathryn, 255 N. Union St.. Concord, N. C. Wingo, Betty. 5759 Woodside Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Winstead, Margie. 1601 Morrison !),-., Lynchburg, Va. Worthington, Suzanne, 104 F. Capitola Ave., Kinston, N. C. Vauer. Jcannie, 8904 Norwick Rd.. Richmond 29, Va. Yokley. Nickye, 227 Mockingbird Rd.. Nashville 5. Tenn. Youngs, Diane. 809 Raleigh Rd., Wilson, N. C. Sophomore Class Aylward, Judy, 12()7 Fast [dleweir Ave., Ocala, Fla. Bagnal, Peggy, 921 Avon Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Bailey, Alice Lee, Rt. 2, Box 205, Asheville, N. C. Baker, Pam, Lakewood. Rt. 2. Hickory, N. C. Barbee, Dorothy, Scottsville Rd.. Bowling Green, Ky. Barker, Mary Elizabeth, +700 Water Oak Lane, facksonville, Fla. Barnes, Jean, Crow II II. Rt. 5, Charlottesville, Va. Barrs, Bretta, 5405 Morrison Ave., Tampa, Fla. Bell, Sylvia, 829 Sycamore St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Benton, Betty, Box 5S9, West Point, Ga. Bethel, Brcnda. 579 N. Ayrshire Lane. Inverness Countryside Palatine, 111. Borcn, Cecile, 5500 Starmount Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Bourdeaux, Margaret, Box 127, Davidson, N. C. Brown, Baird, 910 S. Himes Ave., Tampa, Fla. Bull, Ann, 4S10 (Klines Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Carpenter, Bradley, 507 W. Cambridge Ave., Greenwood, S. C. Causey, Cherry. 210 Valley Stream Rd., StatesvilL, N. C. Christian, Carolyn, 910 Brompton St., Fredericksburg. Va. Clark, Martha Ross, 620 Maple St., Greenville, N. C. Cleino, Anne, 7 Hickory Hill, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Crawley, Janet, Box 38, Boiling Springs, N. C. Cubberley, Judy, 505 Lafayette Dr., Wilson, N. C. Dameron, Mary, H Morgan St., Marion, N. C. Daniel, Dinah, 1008 W. Kenan St., Wilson, N. C. Day, Janice, 1554 Seventh Ave., W., Bradenton, Fla. Derflinger, Carol Ann, 929 Sunset Dr., Coral Gables 45, Fla. Dulin, Jan, 5051 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Ferguson, Anne. 816 Westover Ave., Norfolk 7, Va. Fowler, Betsy, 612 Clark Dr., Tarboro, N. C. Gerrard, Carol, 208 Maylield Dr., Anderson, S. C. Gilford, Susan, 2719 Hurdle Hill Rd., Lynchburg, Va. Gilliam, Judith, (i)7 W. Lexington Ave., High Point, N. C. Girling, Dorothy, 12 Rockland St., Taunton, Mass. ' Glenn, Janice, SO Symthe Ave., Greenville, S. C. Gray, Chri, Demere Rd., St. Simons Island, Ga. Grovenstein, Ann, P.O. Box 555, Maxton, N. C. Hall, Jane, Box 507, Belmont, N. C. Hatner, Fran, 3831 Warrington Dr., Charlotte 7, N. C. Hammock, Margaret, Rt. 5. Winston-Salem, N. C. Hand, Mary Kay, 528 F. Front St.. New Bern, N. C. Hankins, Patricia, 200 Country Club Dr., Lexington, N. C. Holderness, Zelle, 80S S. Howard Circle, Tarboro, N. C. Hudgens, Mary Lucy, 441 Forest Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Hundley, Nancy, 424 Lynn Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Jenkins, Betty, 1001 Monte Sano Ave., Augusta, Ga. Jones, Jay, Academy St., Batcsburg, S. C. Kelly, Claudia, 4635 Ortega Forest Dr., facksonviile, Fla. Kilgore, Peggy, 2527 White Oak Rd., Raleigh, N. C. King, Ann, 4012 Overbrook Dr.. Nashville, Ten... King, Jean, Forest Hills. Lincolnton, N. C. Lancaster, Jacqueline, 34 Woodbridge Terr., So. Hadley, Mi Lassiter, Kathie, 725 Sunset Dr., Smithfield, N. C. McCallum, Lucy. 2219 Wheeler Rd., Raleigh, N. C. McCoy, Minor. 309 . Vance St.. Laurinburg, N. C. McKinnon, An,,, si) . Church St., Laurinburg, N. C. tss. McMillan, Betty Sue, 505 Weaver Dr., Lexington, N. C. MacFayden, Carol Bruce, 1710 Winterlochen Rd., Favette- ville, N. C. Mallard, Barbara, 1220 N. Pasteur St.. New Bern, N. C. Markley, Judy, o424 Brookside Dr., Chevy Chase 15, Md. Masters. Sissy, 914 Ontario St.. Shreveport, La. Materne, Susan. 105 Pepper Ave., Richmond, Va. Miller, Caroline. 71 S Westmont Dr., Asheboro. N. C. Mock, Frances, 05 Warren Ave., Kinston, N. C. Morrison, Betty. 406 Edgemont Dr., Kings Mountain, N. C. Morton, Diane. 5021 Loughboro Rd.. N.W., Washington 16 D. C. Mum, Patricia, 2o0 Mayview Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Nicol, Sissy, 400 Miller Rd.. Peoria Heights, III. Norman, Jacqueline, 1207 Dinwiddie Ave., Richmond, Va. Odom, Catherine, Sll Arbutus Dr.. Columbia. S. C. Oliver, Sara, 202o St. Andrews Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Perry, Ellen, S01 Baldwin Rd.. Richmond, Va. Persons, Margaret, 2525 Sunnyside Ave., Winston-Salem N. C. Powell, Penny, 524 Robin Rd.. Mount Airy, N. C. Price, Harriett. 1020 Ardcn Way. Startanburg, S. C. Price. Vinnie, Meadowbrook, Clemmons, N. C. Reid, Georgenne, 1105 Mirimar, Jacksonville, Fla. Remmey, Gayle, 1111 Buckingham Rd., Greensboro. N. C. Renick. Jeannie, 224 Rives Rd.. Martinsville. Va. Richardson. June. Star Rt.. Oak Ridge Rd., Kernersville, N. C. Russell, Becky, 511 South Howard Circle. Tarboro, N. C. Schutt, Betty Lou, 1519 (] r ace St.. Wilmington, N. C. Seawell, Tavy, 379 Ridgewood Ave., Charlotte 9, . c. Shavender, iruinia. 1412 Regent Place. Raleigh, N. C. Sherman, Phyllis. 913 Mulberry Rd.. Martinsville, Va. Simons. Cynthia, 516 N. Stratford Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Smith. Elizabeth, R.D. 1, Box 98, Wiscasset, Me. Smith. Kitty. 308 North St.. Portsmouth, Va. Smith, Nancy. 1005, Hiawatha Dr.. Anderson. S. C. Smithson, Judy Tyson (Mrs.). C4 No. 7. Twin Castles, Winston-Salem, N. C. Springer, Sally. ia)l Monroe St.. Hollywood, Fla. Tiffany, Melanie, 204S Camden Ave.. Jacksonville 7, Fla. Trexler. Elinor, 420 Carolina Circle. Durham. N. C. Tunstall. Linda. 803 Westwood, High Point. N. C. Tyson, Judy. 406 Kirshaw Place. Aiken. S. C. Van Pelt, Donna. 4101 Oldfield Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Walker. Dale. 417 Crave:: St., New Bern. N. C. Wall. Sylvia, 960 N. Tenth St.. Albemarle. N. C. Wampler, Gretchen. 1225 Hillcrest Dr.. Harrisonburg, Va. Ward, Marilyn. 541 Clifton Rd.. Rocky Mount. N. C. 159 Webb, Marion, 420 Carolina Circle, Durham, N. C. Weisz, Carole Ann, 1480 Alexander Rd., Rock Hill, S. C. Whitney, Ann, 2490 Lyndhursl Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Willey, Martha, 200 Virginia Ave., Nashville, N. C. Wilson, Frances Ann, 3X70 Baltic St., Jacksonville, Fla. Wilson, Louisa, 3 Holly Dr., Newport News, V?. Young, Margaret, 5610 Durbin Rd., Bethesda 14, Md. Young, Mary Susan, P.O. Box 755, Burgaw, N. C. Junior Class Addison, Joanne, 109 W. Lake Ave., Baltimore, Md. Allen, Jane, 1507 Sauer Ave., Richmond, Va. Ascough, Kay, 1403 Mulberry Rd., Martinsville, Ya. Berry, Nan, 1250 Broughton, Orangeburg, S. C. Blackburn, Carole W. (Mrs.), 1129 Crestwood, Winston- Salem, N. C. Bleakly, Barbara, 148 Heritage Rd., Haddonfield, N. J. Bodine, Babs, 1705 Gordon Ave., Charlottesville, Va. Boone, Susanne, 504 Compton Place, Durham, X. C. Bramlette, Knox, Woodville, Miss. Brown, Gaye, Rt. 2, Box 219, Boonville, N. C. Bruton, Al, Box 304, Wilson, N. C. Bullard, Betty, 106 Glenway Ave., Belmont, N. C. Burke, Belinda, Rt. 6, Lexington, N. C. Butler, Beverly, 404 Butler Dr., Clinton, N. C. Cannon, Mary, 814 Cowper Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Carter, Charlotte, Lazy Lane, Reynolda, Winston-Salem, N.C. Causey, Robbin, 2012 St. Andrews Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Clark, ' Don, 302 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Cooper, Doris, 1006 Dacian Ave., Durham, N. C. Cranrill, Cheryl, 1224 Huntingdon Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Crews, Jerry, 1807 Wilkerson St., South Boston, Ya. Crouch, Carolyn, 1619 W. 51st St., Xorfolk, Va. Crowell, Cammy, 805 S. Aspen St., Lincolnton, X. C. Davis, Dottie, 203 X. Main St., Belmont, X. C. Davis, Judy, 2242 46th St., N.W., Washington 7, D. C. Day, Page, 1109 West Ave., Richmond, Ya. Day, Sally, 1010 North St., McComb, Miss. Denning, Valerie, 1 Hillside Ave., Port Washington, X. Y. Douglas, Debbie, 342 W. Pine St., Mt. Airy, X. C. DuKate, Daphne, Box 12116, Cove Sta., Panama City, Fla. Kdwards, Margaret, 901 Rountrce Ave., Kinston, X. C. Egerton, Carolyn, Pratt Montrose Aves., Baltimore, Md. Emory, Mary Ellen, 1014 W. Markham Ave., Durham, X. C. Fleenor, Janie, 1365 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Gardner, Barbara, 619 Irving St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Gardner, Betty, 3641 Valencia Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Gardner, Nancy, 619 Irving St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Graves, Mary, 1213 Watson Dr., Wilson, X. C. Gray, Betty Clark, 2066 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. Griffith, Rita. 405 E. 8th St., Greenv lie, X. C. Gunn, Linda Earle, Box 87, Yanceyville, X. C. Haywood, Harriet, 1118 Ann St., Rockingham, N. C. Heflin, Ellen, 600 Henri Rd., Richmond, Va. Houser, Feme, 307 W. Salisbury St., Pittsboro, N. C. Hubbard, Cacky, 103 Finch St., Clinton, N. C. Hughes, Nancy, 2814 Anderson Dr., Raleigh, X. C. Humphreys Sue, Meadowbrook, Clemmo ns, X. C. Johnson, Barbara L., 3482 W. R ' dge Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Johnson, Jerry, Sunset Lake Rd., Yarina, N. C. Jolitz, Sarah, 23 Hamilton Dr., Clinton, X. C. Kell, Kay, 16 Long Cresent Dr., Bristol, Va. Kendrick, Anne, 2030 RadclifTe Ave., Charlotte, X. C. King, Betsy, 2380 Ma viand Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Lee, Tinka, 2327 Overhill Rd., Charlotte, X. C. Leigh, Susan, 924 S. York St., Gastonia, X. C. Linton, Debbie, 1166 Sewell Lane, Rydal, Pa. Lukens, Joan, 1911 Main St., Bethlehem, Pa. Lyon, Linda, 3616 Hathaway Rd.. Durham, X. C. McClement, Lynne, 101 Lansdale Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. McDorman, Jodi, 5209 Springlake Way, Baltimore, Md. McGlinn, Wendy, 729 Millbrook Lane, Haverford, Pa. McLean, Marianna, 201 F. 20th St., Lumberton, X. C. Matthews, Becky, 12314 Overcup Dr., Houston, Tex. Miley, Julia, Smithfield, Tenn. Minnick, Katie, 427 Arlington Ave., Bristol, Va. Moore, Beth, 1306 Main St., Tarboro, X. C. Murchison, Mae, Gunston Court, Fayetteville, X. C. Odom, Helen, 1809 Virginia Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Patterson. Betsy, Box 145, Halifax, Ya. Perdue, Maxine (Mrs.), 919 Carolina Ave., Apt. 3, Winston- Salem, X. C. Pollard, .-Vlison, 205 Country Club Lane, Galax, Va. Prevost, Beth, 1905 Princess St., Wilmington, X. C. Price, Louise, 1801 Carlisle Rd., Greensboro, X. C. Pye, Susan, 1664 W. Westley Rd., X.W., Atlanta 5, Ga. Rankin. Lisa. 5324 Interbay Blvd., Tampa, Fla. Redfern, Pat, 405 Hayne St., Monroe, X. C. Richhe ' mer, Bitsie, 3694 Hedrick St., Jacksonville, Fla. Ross, Marti. 2015 Oueens Rd., W., Charlotte, X. C. Rouzer, Nancy, 610 Hermitage Court, Charlotte, X. C. Rupprecht. Sarah, Star Rt., Huntington, Mass. Sapp, G. G.. 314 W. Marsh St., Salisbury, X. C. Smith, Susan, 3110 Washington Rd., W. Palm Beach, I Steere, Susan, 1014 S. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, Stout, Roddy, 301 X. Ridgeway Dr., Greensboro, X. C, Sullivan, Beth, 204 Warsaw Rd , Clinton, X. C. Talley, Mary, 733 S. Green St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Taylor, Hume, 3044 Carolina Ave., Roanoke, Va. Thompson, Pat, 1321 Heathcliffe, High Point, X. C. Trask, Kitty, S. Llcrmitage Rd., Beaufort, S. C. Tyncs, Frances, 1009 Carolina St., Greensboro, X. C. Wall, Dade, 1649 Pinecrest Rd., Rocky Mount, X. C. Ward, Penny, 857 W. King Rd., Malvern, Pa. Wcidner, Carol, 5292 N.E. 18th Terr., Ft. Lauderdale, ] Wilson, Marianne, 2703 Anderson Dr., Raleigh, X. C. Wilson, Pat, 1501 Washington St., Durham, X. C. la. X. C. • ' la. Senior Class Adcock, Jane Hedgpeth (Mrs.), 2349C, Salem Court, Winston- Salem, N. C. Ashby, Pat, 2911 Glenn Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Austin, Ann P., Hixson, Tenn. Bailey, Frances, Lower Xorwood , Midlothian, Va. Best, Anne, 302 Hilltop Place, Columbia, S. C. Cecil, Fallie Lohr (Mrs.), 2367 Ardmore Terr., Apt. B, Winston-Salem, X. C. Crawford, Claudia, 207 S. Ellis St., Salisbury, X. C. Dudley, .Anne, Scenic Highway, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Dunbar, Jo, 307 E. Farriss Ave., High Point, N. C. Elder, Clime, 1007 W. Davis St., Burlington, X. C. Ellison, Susan, Box 361, Jaffrey, X. H. Field, Anne Mason, 4320 Wakefield Rd., Richmond 35, Va. Fields, Jenny, 1617 Riviera Dr., Rocky Mount, X. C. Forbes, Suzanne, 601 Country Club Dr., Reidsville, X. C. Fordham, Beth, 4801 Lansing Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Gaddy, Becky, 3919 Arrow Dr., Raleigh, X. C. Gaston, Becky, 1100 E. Broad St., Statcsville, X. C. Gillespie, Judy, 200 James River Dr., Xewport Xews, Va. Gottschalk, Barbara, 437 Columbus Dr., Savannah, Ga. Griffis, Anne, Box 248, Denton, X. C. Harrcll, Mary Jane, 2217 Laurel Rd., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Harris, Margy, Westover Dr., Roxboro, X. C. Hauch, Bonnie, 2317 X.E. 8th St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Hodges, Linda, Box 98, Fairmont, X. C. Holton, Frances, 207 S. Granville St., Edenton, X. C. Horner, Jan, 721 Arlington Ave., Bristol, Ya. r 160 Hughes, Brandy, 2100 Buckingham Ave , Richmond, Va. Huneycutt, Alberta P. (Mrs.), 3 K. Devonshire St., Winston- Salem, N. C. Hutchins, Mary Lee (Mrs.), 4433 Timber Lane, Winston- Salem, N. C. Hutchins, Nancy Lytic (Mrs.), 913 Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Irwin, Liz, 400 Parkdale Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Jackson, Mary, 2214 Elizabeth Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Johnson, Barbara H., 125 Hillside Dr., Shelby, N. C. Johnson, Betsy, 800 N. General Lee Av ., Dunn, . C. Johnson, Susie, 5102 Holston Dr., Knoxville 14, Tenn. Johnston, Tish, Box 217, Davidson, N. C. Kent, Mason, 243 Mountain View, Danville, a. Kimbrell, Sandi, Breezemont Dr., Waynesville, N. C. Kirk, Sarah, 318 Brown St., Martinsville, Va. Knott, Nancy, 113 Turner St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Lamond, Jackie, 1280 Fort Hunt Rd., Alexandria, Va. Lee, Pat, 701 Rountrcc Ave., Kinston, N. C. McGrath, Marilyn, 212 Last 1 7th St., Lumberton, N. C. Macpherson, Paula, 151 Government St., Mobile, Ala. Martin, Ann Marie, Box 322, Liberty, X. C. Martin, Susan, 8606 Last Braincrd Rd.. Chattanooga, Tenn. Miller, Landis, 1111 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Murray, Martha Ann Williams (Mrs.), 411 Corona St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Newsome, Becky, 624 Stratford Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Padrick, Barry, 1800 South Indian River Dr., Fort Pierce, Fla. Paisley, Marty, Rive side Dr., Morganton, N. C. Parrish, Peggy, 506 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Perkins, Peggy, 450 Midland Dr., Askeville, N. C. Pond, Mary Lawrence, 721 Rivcrview Dr., Suffolk, Va. Purdie, Susan, 603 Pcarsall St., Dunn, X. C. Quarrier, Ann. 1358 National Rd., Wheeling, W. Va. Raper, Donna, 606 W. Willow brook Dr., Burlington, X. C. Raymond, Ella, 4718 Edwards Mill Rd., Raleigh, X. C. Reed, Martha, 155 Nassau Ave., Manhasset. X. Y. Reid, Alice, 1308 Prestwood Dr., Hartsville, S. C. Richmond, Marty, 1903 Edgewood Lane, Charlottesville, Va. Robertson, Aurelia, 231 Hawthorne Dr., Danville, a. Robinson. Susie, 214 West Cork St., Winchester, Va. Romig, Anne, 2910 Cameron Mills Rd., Alexandria, Va. Rose, Irene, 215 Hillside Ave., Faycttcville, X. C. Rosenblatt, Mary Stewart, 320 ' ' Pinchurst Place, Charlotte, N. C. Rucker, Connie, 3114 Monument Ave., Richmond 21, Va. Salsbury, Bunnie, Box 340, Morganton, X. C. Schmidt, Trudi, 417 Highland Rd.. Pottstown, Pa. Shugart, Kaye, Box 45, Yadkinville, X. C. • Simons, Anne, 614 Raleigh Rd., Wilson, N. C. Smith, Sandy, 177 Last Wine St., Mullins, S. C. Smith, Shclia, 177 Last Wine St., Mullins, S. C. Sowers, Olivia Cole (Mrs.), 1606 W. First St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Speas, Frances, 2000 Faculty Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Stafford, Ann, 1242 Townes Rd., Charlotte 9, N. C. Strub, Zena, 816 Sylvan Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Sykes, Elizabeth, 305 Marion St., Mount Airy, N. C. Tayloe, Elaine, Aulander, X. C. Teague, Mary Alice, 641 Parkway Blvd., Reidsville, N. C. TenEyck, Mary, 601 X. Belmont Dr., Charleston 4, W. Va. Trapncll, Tran, 207 Hullihen Dr., Oaklands, Del. Troy, Beth, 4010 Westover Rd., Wilmington, X. C. Truettc, Pam, TS7 F. Oakwood Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Turner, Carol, 814 Roslyn Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Tyson, Carolyn, 1114 Ferndale Dr., High Point, N. C. Vance, Jody, 2417 Buena Vista Rd., Winston-Salem, . C. White, Barbara, 411 Leander St., Shelby, X. C. Wilson, Judy, Becky Branch Rd., Southern Pines, X. C. Wilson, Linda, 72 Cyrus Ave., Pitman, X. J. Workman, Eleanor, Box 686, Davidson, N. C. Zimmerman, Anna, 611 Hunter Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Zimmermann, Mary Ann, 6909 Yorkshire Dr., Pittsburgh 8, Pa. Zippcrer, Jackie, Rt. 4, Greeneville, Tenn. Foreign Students Pascoal da Gama, Marie Celia, Avenida Duque de Caxias, 390, Apt. 61, Araraquara, Sao Paulo, Brazil Rutgers, Elsken, Europaplein 15, Leeuwarden, The Nether- lands Administration, Faculty, and Staff Albright, Mrs. Lena A., 916 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Allen, Miss Madeline, Rt. 2, Winston-Salem, X. C. Allen, Rev. Walser II.. Jr., 909 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Anscombe, Dr. Francis, 65 Park Blvd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Auman, Mrs. Grace, Rt. 5, Winston-Salem, X. C. Austin, Dr. Lucy F., 717 Lockland Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Austin, Thomas E., 110 Longfellow St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Avera, Mrs. Frances H, 514 Lester Lane, Winston-Salem, X. C. Bahnson, Dr. F. Reid, 2725 Windsor Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Battle, Miss Barbara, Rt. 2, Winston-Salem, X. C. Bell, Ralph R.. 1028 Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Bernasek, Mrs. Carol, 2442 Greenwich Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Blocsch, Richard, 512 Salt St., SAY.. Winston-Salem, X. C. Booker, Marshall, 514 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Bowen, Mrs. Louise C, 207D Cloverdalc Apts., Winston-Salem, X. C. Brandon, Miss Virginia, 530 Arbor Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Bray, James L., 2453 Lyndhurst Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Brown, Miss Virginia, Winston-Salem, X. C. Burgess, James E., 3112 Konnoak Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Byers, Dr. M. Inzer, 1605 Paragon Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Byrd, Miss Jess, 805 S. Main St.. Winston-Salem, X. C. Calhoun, Mrs. Flizabeth, Sisters House, Winston-Salem, X. C. Campbell. Roy, 807 S. Church St.. Winston-Salem, X. C. Cash, Miss Mary. 1903 Sunnysidc Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Chatham, Mrs. Margaret B.. Babcock Dormitory, Winston-Salem, X. C. Clauss, Frrol MacGregor, 2508-B Miller Pk. Apts., Winston-Salem. X. C. Cooper, Mrs. Anna, 09 S. Main St.. Winston-Salem, X. C. Cosby, Bertram ()., 11 F. Bank St.. Winston-Salem, X. C. Covington, Miss Fvabelle, 805 S. Main St.. Winston-Salem. X. C. Crossley. Mrs. Betty, 801 S. Church St., Winston-Salem. X. C. Cummings, Mrs. Mary S., 7 Anson St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Curlee, A. T.. 121 Pennsylvania Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Early, Mrs. Patricia R., 4150 Student Dr.. Winston-Salem. X. C. Edwards, Thurman, 1950 Butler St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Everest. Mrs. Alliene, 849 Madison Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. French, Dr. B. Carson, 270 Fairfax Dr.. Winston-Salem, X. C. Fulp, Mrs. Ruby M., 1113 Waughtown St.. Winston-Salem, X. C. Glenn, Mrs. Nell F.. 2546 Buena Vista. Winston-Salem. X. C. Gokhale, Dr. B. G.. 1836 Henning Dr.. Winston-Salem. X. C. - 161 Gramley, Dr. Dale H., Salem College Campus, Winston-Salem, N. C. Greider, Miss Harriet, 455 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Hall, Mrs. Myrtle K., 148 W. Haven Cir., Winston-Salem, N. C, Heidbredcr, Mrs. Amy R., Strong Residence, Winston-Salem, N. C. Heidemann, Hans, Winston-Salem, N. C. Hill, Dr. Mary S., 900 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, N . C. Hill, Mrs. Margaret, Winston-Salem, N. C. Hill, Ralph F., 900 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Hills, Dr. Barbara, Faculty Apts, W.F., Winston-Salem, X. C. Hixson, Dr. Ivy M., 803 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Honeycutt, Mrs. Faye C, 3715 Wabash, 0. T. Hts., Winston-Salem, X. C. Home, Mrs. George Henry, 423 W. Bank St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Hull ' , Mrs. Enid, Winston-Salem, X. C. Jacobowsky, Eugene, 921 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Jacobowsky, Mrs. Joan, { )2 S. Main St , Winston-Salem, X. C. Johnson, Miss Virginia, Salem Academy, Winston-Salem , X. C. Jordan, James M., 2309 Maplcwood Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Karnes, Mrs. Lucia R., 429 Westview Dr., X.W., Winston-Salem, X. C. Kellam, Mrs. Emily R., Raleigh, X. C. King, Mrs. Carolyn C, 1522 Whilden, Westover Terr. Apts., Greensboro, X. C. King, Mrs. Minnie, 506 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Kirkland, Miss Edith, 158 Lawndale Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Lewis, Dr. Michael, 311 Biscayne, Winston-Salem, X. C. Lewis, Stanley, Winston-Salem, X. C. Lovett, Mrs. Lee, South Dormitory, Winston-Salem, X. C. McCorkle, Dr. Donald, 2600 Loch Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. McLeod, Donald, 188 Euclid St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Mangum, William, 2211 Rosewood Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Marsh, Miss Lelia Graham, 803 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Medlin, Charles, High Point, X. C. Melvin, Mrs. Mary, L 187 Waughtown St., Win ton-Salem, X. C. Michaels, Miss Pearl, Winston-Salem, X. C. Michie, A. Hevvson, Jr., Middlcbrook Dr., Clemmons, X. C. Mock, Mrs. Vern, 1105 Brookstown, Winston-Salem, X. C. Mueller, John S., 11 E. Bank St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Mueller, Mrs. Margaret S., 11 E. Bank St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Xading, Mrs. Carolyn, 190 Crepe Myrtle Cir., X.W., Winston-Salem, X. C. O ' Hara. Miss Agnes, Gray Court Apts., Winston-Salem, X. C. Pace, Mr. Robert, Faculty Apts., Winston-Salem, N. C. Paine, Dr. Stephen, 1015 Academy St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Parrish, Mrs. Frances, 500 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Patterson, Mrs. Van D., Clewell Dormitory, Winston-Salem, X. C. Perrvman, Miss Anna, 11 Walnut St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Peterson, Paul. 545 Pennsylvania Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Roberts. Miss Evelyn, Clewell Dormitory. Winston-Salem, X. C. Rowe, Mrs. Martha. Rt. 5, Winston-Salem, X. C. Sanders. Dr. Wilmer. 819 Yellowstone Lane, Winston-Salem, X. C. - .iresky, Clemens, 722 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Sandresky. Mrs . Margaret V., 722 S. Church St.. Winston-Salem, X. C. - il, Mrs. Ruth, 922 S. Church St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Scott. Mrs. Lucille V.. Union Dr., Rt. 6, Winston-Salem, X. C. Shewmake, Kdwin F., 135 Revere Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Siewers, Miss Grace, 516 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Simpson, Miss Margaret, 1509 Cloverdale Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Smith, Mrs. K. Leonidas, 2891 Monticello Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Smith, Lloyd, 893 Madison Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Snow, Mrs. Margaret P., 516 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Starr, Mrs. Xell B., 8 West St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Stowers, Mrs. Marilyn, 453 Kyle Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. ' League, Mrs. Frances, 448 X. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Tesch, Mrs. Edith X., 635 Cascade Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. Vaughn, Mrs. Edith T., 552 Salt St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Weitzner, Dr. Margaret, 1015 Carolina Ave., Apt. 5, Winston-Salem, X. C. Welch, Dr. Elizabeth, Lehman Hall, Winston-Salem, X. C. Wendt, Robert L., Linda Hts., Lewisville, X. C. Wheeler, Mrs. Blevyn, Faculty Apts., W.F., Winston-Salem, X. C. White, Jack M., 5070 High Point Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. White, Dr. William B., Rt. 4, Winston-Salem, X. C. Wilson, Mrs. Gertrude P., 1930 Brantley St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Woodward, Miss Anne, 2385C Ardmore Terr., Winston-Salem, X. C. Wurtele, Miss Nancy, Bitting Dormitory, Winston-Salem, X. C. Yarbrough, Watts R., Bcthamia (Old Town), Winston-Salem, X. C. York, Mrs. Dorothy C, 2427 Stockton St., Winston-Salem, X. C. ■m ■■■■■IHHHj ■H ■■■■■ ■ Epilogue Sights and Insights • • • one with the eve, one with the intellect; one ob vious, one learned. The glass is a n symbol . . . one which signifies our change and development at Salem. Glass reflects or is tra n sparent only as the viewer is related to it. A small light placed on only the viewer ' s side of the glass produces a reflection ... as the light increases in scope, the image on the glass becomes hazy, until a blurred combination of reflection and actuality forms. Gradually, as the light encompasses the area beyond the glass, the glass becomes transparent; the objects on both sides, behind and beyond, become clear. So, too, does our comprehension increase. We first sec only images and reflections, because that is all we understand. Gradually, knowledge and interpretation give ever-increasing form to a blurry concept which begins to grow. The picture that we see shifts until w e no longer recognize it. We are faced with something new . . . something tangible . . . something real. The permanence of what i s con- fronts us, and we realize that the glass does not change. It is only our perspective which has changed. We sec through, as if there were no glass at all, |r flfec Administration p. 114 Advertisements p. 126 Board of Trustees p. 117 Bowman Gray Scholars p. 109 Choral Ensemble p. 50 Dansalems p. 49 Day Students p. 79 Directory p. 158 Faculty p. 118 Foreign Students p. 80 Freshman Class p. 14 Freshman Introduction to Salem p. 25 Home Economics Club p. 73 Honor Society p. 107 Humanities p. 76 International Relations Club. . .p. 75 I Represent Salem p. 26 Junior Class p. 62 Lablings p . 74 Marshals p . 78 May Court p . 29 May Day Committee p. 27 May Queen p . 28 Music Club p . 77 Order of the Scorpion p. 108 Orientation Committee ...p. 24 Oslo Scholars p. 80 Index Phi Alpha Theta p. 109 Pierrette Players p. 52 Senior Class p. 84 Sights and Insights p. 58 Sophomore Class p. 38 Student Government Association p. 110 Student National Education Association p. 72 The Salemite p. 56 The Literary Society p. 54 Who ' s Who p 1Q6 Women ' s Recreation Association p_ 4 Young Women ' s Christian Association p 51 1 • ' . . . SALEM ACADEMY COLLEGE D ETbD 0206357 A For Reference Not to be taken from this room