Salem College - Sights and Insights Yearbook (Winston-Salem, NC)
- Class of 1965
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A Student Publication of Salem College Winston-Salem, North Carolina Editor, Pat Wilson Business Manager, Daphne Dukate 1 1965 ghts In Knights 0ALIM COLLEGE LIBRARY SS ? staff: Pat Wilson. Editor-in-chief: Daphne Dukatp. Business Manager: Kay Ascough, Associate Editor: Linda Earle Steadman. Associate Busi- ness Manager: Jean Anne Werner. Assistant Edi ' or: Elinor Trexler, Copy Editor: Rita Griffith, Dade Wall. Carol Weidner. Assistant Copy Editors: Judy Gilliam. Hunter Gourden. Photography Assist- ants: Carolyn Eiland. Advertising Manager: Debby Douglas, As- sistant Advertising Manager: Barbara Bleakly. Art Editor: Lynne McClenient. Assistant Art Editor: Beth Taylor. Kathryn Wilson. Club Editors: Mary Graves. Head Typist: Dottie Davis. Head Proofreader: Susan Hines. Beth Sullivan. Mary Hobson Farr. Assistant Proof- readers: Gammy Crowell. Senior Class Editor: Becky Russell. Junior Class Editor: Florence Pollack, Sophomore Class Editor: Betsy Du- Bose, Freshtrian Class Editor: Beth Prevost, Senior Class Ad Man- ager: Ann King. Junior Class Ad Manager: Carol Gerrard. Ann Fer- guson. Assistants; Liza White. Sophomore Class Ad Manager: Betsy E)unn. Barbara Foster, Barbara Jean Spetnagel. Assistants: Kay White, Freshman Class Ad Manager; Carrie Kirkman. Clare Givan. Assistants; Mr. Ralph Hill, Advisor. Cover Design: Lynne McClement Photography: Peter Julian 67998 I ; Dedication His quiet dignity hides his sense of humor from those who don ' t know him. . . . He patiently answers questions from students, but later asks them, Why? How is this constructed? ... He teaches at the Governor ' s school . . . often seen walking past the square ... a conservative dresser . . . serves on the admissions committee . . . dark, curly hair . . . a wrinkled nose accompanies a large laugh . . . treniejidous hands dwarf an instrument . . . very tall, long arms and long legs . . . serves on the scholarship committee . . . played in the symposium concert. . . . Play with the whole arm . . . encouragement for students . . . instructor of feelings and emotions . . . surrounded by volumes ol music . . . three children . . . Brahms ... a wife who teaches in the school of music ... a pre-med degree from Dartmouth ... a dog named Mabel . . . dedicated to training musicians. . . . Dean Clemens Sandresky Prologue Ha ands reach out to welcome m, hut we draw hack a y little afraid of strange faces, new experiences. Orientation to a new school and a new life. Tension mounts. Can we accept and will we he accepted? fre glance admiringly at our new class rings. Now we helong. The secure year, old friends, familiar routine. Time to examine ourselves. What are we doing here? Major? Transfer? Where are we going? Alleys ready with a helping hand for little sisters. Halfway mark; We ' ve arrived. We know it all now— some- times. Yet still doubt, uncertainty, unrest, confusion. Is it all really so clear? Here and there a hand reaches up To adjust a mortar board at a jaunty angle and from there out to the world. i- New vistas open to us. Excitement rises, diamonds sparkle. plans take formation, June approaches, and then. Classes What is our innocence. what is our guih? All are naked, none is safe. And whence is courage: The unanswered question, the resolute doubt, — dumbly calling, deafly listening — that in misfortune, even death, encourages others and in its defeat, stirs the soul to be strong? He sees deep and is glad, who accedes to mortality and in his imprisonment rises upon himself as ihe sea in a chasm, struggling to be free and unable to lie, in its surrendering finds it continuing. What are Years, Marianne Moore From What are Years? by Marianne Mtiore. Reprinted willi permission of The Macmillan Company. November. 1964. SALEM COLLEGE LIBRARY V..,v, ' iV ' Jr Freshmen At the outset, we are liewildered. We wonder, and we withhold. Strangely alien in the cold new world. We cling to the warmth of the familiar past . . . Yet the past is lilown away by the wind of acquaintance and adjustment . . . At tlie center of the whirlwind of smiling faces, we find ourselves. We huddle together . . . It is the inception and we are unsure. . . . 13 Lrfi to r j}[ : Peadu B ai- . iiv-pn-vi.lrnt ; Nanry Salr. trf-a ur-T ; Marilyn Lowry, secretary. Martha Eu I tanks. Pre-sideiil ul tlir I ' rL ' j-lniiaii Cla: 14 15 Row 1 : Bobbie Ashmore. Rruvvnie Ballard. Betsy Barker. Betsy Barnes. Susan Barnes. Row 2: Helen Best. Cam- lyn Billings. Paige Bishop. Delphine Boyer. Edie Bridgers. Row 3: Frances Briner, Betty Britt. Susanne Britt. Kathv Brooke. AUyson Bullock. Row 4: Irnia Bell Bul- luck. I ' eachy Byars. Betty Carico. Kathy Carpenter. Randy Chastain. Row 5: Sarah Lynne Cobb, .Sheila Colclough. Chris Connor, Judy Dail- c . Huth Davis. Row 6: Mary Alice De- Luca, Marjie Dotts, Di- anne Dove, Betsy DuBose, Anne Durham. 7 P 16 Row I: Susie Eaves, Micliele Eckler. Ju(!y Ed- wards. Mary Ellis, Martha Euhanks. Roiv 2: Nancy Evering- toii. Mary Hiihson Farr. Beth Franklin. Lynn Frazer. Carol Freeman. Row 3: Diane Fries, .Sheila Fogle. Harriet Funk. Randy Gowthrop, Courtney Gibb. Run- 4: Clare Givan. Ann Haas. V i e k V Hanks, Naney Harrington, Susan Harvard. Row 5: Jane Hauck. Mary-Jo Hawk. Carol Hawks. Betty Henderson, Susan Henretta. Row 6: Mary Howard Hinson. Linda Holland, Mary Hunter. Marion Jef- ferds. Olive Jenkins. 17 Row 1 : Julie Johnson, Frances Jones, Gree Jones, Susan Jones. Pain Jordan. Row 2: Sallie King, Car- rie K i r k m a n , I n g r i d Kvam. Mary Ellen Lane. Martha Leake. Roiv 3: Lana Lee. Martha Lee. Sheri Lewis. Nancy Lineberger, Jane Litton. Row 4: Marilyn Lowry, Mallory Lykes, Andrea McCarter, Janie McCaslin. Bumpy Mclver. Row 5: Julia McMillan, Joan McNairy, Frances McNinch, Peggy McPher- son, Lisa Mabley. Row 6: Stuart Macomson, Patsy Martin, Patsy Math- ews, Suzan Mathews. Sha- ron Maurice. 18 How I : Brett Miller. Ca- milla Moore. Cecilia Moore. Linda Moore, Anne Mnrrow. (% Rote 2: Charlotte Morton. Diane Mould. Connie Newell. Jane Olmsted, Judv O ' Neal. Row 3: Izzie Patterson. Sarah Patton. Betsv Payne. Carol Peterson. Judy Pifer. Row 4: Betty Hill Pitts. Cassie Powell. Carol Ouick. Carolyn Rich. Beth Rhein. Row 5: Jane Roughton. Jean Sawyer. Nancy Sale. Robin Sands. Cheri Rose. Row 6: Carol Lee Scholtz, Kathy Simches. Jennie Simpson. Connie Skyrms, Tuck .Smith. 19 Row 1 : Helen Smith. Julie Smith. Gail Smith. Con- nie Sorensen. Jeannine Stafford. Row 2: Beth Taylor, Pris- cilla Taylor. Frances Tem- ple, Susan Th even in. Sallie Thomas. Row 3: Tommy Thomp- son. Barry Thrift. Myrt Trageser. Sallie Tuton. Donna Van Dyck. Row 4: Lisa Via, Anita Wall, Linda Walters. Bev Ward, Jane Watkins. Row 5: Mary Welch, Carol Weeks, Nancy Wharton. Kay White. Elizaheth Wilhelm. Row 6: Carol Wilkins. Laurie Williams, Anne WiUis. Holly Wooten, Mary Catherine Wynne. ft Q 20 is: HiintUwok testing at the end of Orlfntation. Help Bcannh . Ihn hn Fn-shmen. Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes. ' ' i nrirnfiifinn tt-stin nt i ' jm. 21 !. . ' ■f ' M .- .. I Sophomores Cautious, hesitant, sensitive. We l)egiu to unfold. Our status is new ... we are upperelassnien. Yet still unsure, we are afraid — Perhaps from a fear of not knowing ourselves. We strive, we grope — for what We do not know. . . . Now the whirl of faces includes our own. But the smile is one of indifference. And our faces are masked with apathy. The days are full of empty ritual. We assume a pose of coolness, unconcern . . . Yet when alone we realize that we do care. And from the pain of search shall lie born direction. We begin to know . . . Tentatively we reach out . . . Fearfully we partake. . . . 23 v  ,. t- . Top ?o bottom: Susan Kelly, treasurer: Betsy Carr, vice-president; Marietta Hardison, secretary. 1 V V 24 4n t Riihert. Chuinimn of FITS. 2S Row 1: Bebe Anderson. Jean Armfield. Bonnie Ayres, Mary Lyinie Bladon. Row 2: Peggy Booker. Lynda Bowling. Betty Brock, Sue Ann Brooks. Row 3: Lita Brown. Sally Buie. Susanne Bunch, Vicki Burn. r Row 4: Billie Busby, Judy Campbell, Betsy Carr, Gail Carter. Row 5: Ann Cleveland, Judy Clevinger, Noell Coleman, Lynne Collins. Roiv 6: Jane Cottle, Nancy Craig, Betsy Creech, Holly Creech. iii 26 ' Row 1 : Boodie Crow. Rebecca Daile . Catherine Davis. Caro- l ii Dawson. Roll 2: Shar)n Dettwiller. Maria Devinev. Jane Dodson, Betsy Dunn. Row 3: Carolyn Eiland. Peggy Epes. Dale Eyerly. Carlotta Fairclotli. f. ■ - XTT fK Row 4: Courtney Fitts, Bar- bara Foster. Sandra Frazier, Tonya Freshour. Row 5: Roberta Frost. Bitsy Fulcher. Peggy Gaines, Hunter Gourdon. : Row 6: Jane Grinisley. Mary Ella Haller. Marietta Hardi- son. Mary Harris. 27 Row 1 : Efliia Harvey. Susan Hines, Lillian Hobbs, Barbara Hooten. ■Jr Row 2: Gail Horton. Barbara Anne Housman. Nancy Hur- ley. Betty Ivie. Row 3: Fay Jackson. Nan James. Ann Jennings. Cara L ime Jobnsun. I- ffl ' 5 ' . Row 4: Elizabeth Johnston. Nan Johnstone. Dabney Kel- ley. Susan Kelly. i 1 Row 5: Martha Laird. Elea- nor Lauck. Shelly Laws, Mary Lynah. if? ' i V x vi A Roxv 6: Carson McKnight, Ann McMaster, Ann McNeill. Louise Marsh. 28 How I : Letlie Martin, Lucy Mills. Laurens Minson. Caro- Ivn Nrwinan. Ron- 2: Sue Overbey. Beverly Paisley. Nancy Pendlelon. Marly Plunmier. Row 3: Florence Polli ck. Mayme Price. Martha Keni- inglon. Ann Kichert. Row 4: Beth Rose, Ann S( liouler. Becky Scott. Gwen Smith. Ron- 5: Jill Smith. Carol Southard. Barliara Spetnagel. Jill Stewart. Row 6: Finley Stith. Lynn Suit. Kath Swaim. Tripp Tate. 29 Row 1: Becky Tatum, Nancy Thomas, Pat Tillery, Holt Tomlinson. Row 2: Karen Viall. Silvia Villalon. Mary Vincent, Anne Ward. • ' K Row 3: Charlotte Watkins. Julia Whaley, Anna White, Bonnie White. Row 4: Liza White, Kathryn Wilson, Betty Wingo, Margie Winstead. Row 5: Suzanne Worthington, Jeannie Yager, Nickye Yokley, Diane Youngs. « - Pi f 30 31 yl Juniors Shorn of our masks we look inward . . . Ghost-like we see ourselves as dim appa- ritions Passing before our mind ' s eye . . . We strive to grasp that airy-form and understand its meaning. Caught in the inexorable search for ful- fillment. We affirm, we insist. No more indecision . . . We begin to form values that are to be- come ourselves. Now there can be no denial, Groping, hoping, we begin to discover, To perceive, forgetting to be unsure . . . And as we move, we become. . . . ii i ' i : Liiiilti Tutiilall. I ' lte-prcsideiil. ■Haren, treas- 34 35 Row 1 : Judy Aylward. P a ni Baker. J e a n n i e Barnes. Betty Benton. .. Row 2: Cecie Boren. Mar- garet Bourdeaux. Baird Brown. Pat Burdette. Row 3: Bradley Carpen- ter, Cherry Causey, Ross Clark. Carol Colbert. Row 4: Gayle CoUete, Lee Cothran, Cheryl Cranfill. Jan Crawley. Row 5: Judy Cubberley., Mary Dameron, Mary Davenport, Carol Anne Derflinger. 36 V o Ron 1 : Aim Dozier. Mar- garet Edwards, Anne Ferguson, Carol Garrard. Rotv 2: Judy Gillian D (J 1 1 i e Girling. A n g i Grovenstein, Jane Hall. f f Row 3: Fran Ilanier. Mar- garet Hammock, Mary Kay Hand, Pat Hankins. Row 4: Judith Hobson, Zelle Holder n ess, Mary Lucy Hudgens, Nancy Hundley. Roiv 5: Ann King, Jean King, Ginger Kinnaird, Jacqueline Lancaster. 37 A , ' S 1 - -% Row 1 : Kathic Lassiter. Minor McCo)-, Carol Bruce MacFad) en, Bar- bara Mallard. Roil- 2: Susie Materne, Caroline Miller, Betty Morrison. Diane Morion. Row 3: Pat Munt, Sissy Nicol. Jan Norman, Janie O ' Keefe. Row 4: Kathie Okie, Sara Oliver. Margaret Persons, Happy Price. n Row 5: Gayle Remmey, Jeannie Renick, Becky Hussell. Virginia Shaven- dcr. 38 W- Or- W 4- V fl ft ' iH : Kitty Smith. Mary Sinitli. Judy Sinithson, Sally Springer. Row 2: Quincy Stewart, Mel Tiffany. Elinor Trex- ler. Linda Tunstall. Row 3: Donna Van Pelt, Dale Walker, Gretchen Wampler. Marilyn Ward. Row 4: Carole Ann Weisz, Jean Anne Werner. Joe Anne Wliitehurst. Martha Willev. Row 5: Ann Wilson, Mar- garet Young, Susan oung. 39 Jf «■v i T V . • Seniors Having direction, our gropings become Teachings. Eacli reaching seeks its end. And jjeing fulfilled reaches again. Gaining nionientuni we find ourselves In a crescendo of disco very. A new sense of being, a new completeness of self . . . The culmination of four years . . . Yet this is not the end, The process must continue toward wholeness- Each end is a new beginning . . . With anxious glances toward the future, We must discover other horizons And move past and beyond. . . . 41 Anne Kendrtck. ■. f cff r . !iii Coidnvi, i n ■-i i rsuh iit : km Ascongh, trt ' asuicf- Ellen Hejiin, Presidtnt 0} the Senior Class 42 HI 43 JoAN.NE Garrard Addison Baltimore, Maryland History Jane Willard Allen ' Richmond, Virginia Economics-Sociology K THRYN Harrison Ascough Martinsville, Virginia English Nancy Legare Berry Orangehurg. South Carolina Sociology -Economics Carole Wright Blackburn Elkin, North Carolina Piano-English Barbara Allen Bleakly Haddonfield, New Jersey French 44 SusANNE Dunham Boone Durham. North CaroHna Sociology-Economics Sarah Knox Bramlette New Orleans. Louisiana English Barbara Irons Bodine Charlottesville. Virginia History Wanda Gaye Brown Jonesville. North Carolina Religion-Sociology Almira Woodard Bruton Wilson. North Carolina Sociology-Economics 45 Betty Claire Biillard Belmont. North Carolina Englis h fctf ' 4 A Si m f m ' Susan Steere Burroughs Win?ton-Salem. North Carolina Voice Beverly George Butler Clinton, North Carolina Religion •SfT- Charlotte LeRoy Carter Winston-Saleni, North Carolina Sociology-Economics Mary Mayhew Cannon Raleigh, Norih Carolina History RoBBiN Scott Causey Greensboro. North Carolina English 46 Doris Louise Cooper Durliaiii. North Carolina Religion-Psychology Carolyn McRee Crouch Norfolk. Virginia Biology-Chemistrv Jeremy Ingram Crews South Boston. Virginia English Sandra Kaye Craft Winston-Salem. North Carolina Religion Martha Camelia Crowell Lineolnton. North Carolina History 47 Sally Ruth Day McComb. Mississippi History Dorothy Davis Belmont, North Carolina History Judith Harvey Davis Washington. D. C. English Valerie Roth Denning Port Washington. New York Sociology-Economics Roddy Stout Dixon Greensboro. North Carolina Religion Patricia Thompson Dixson High Point. North Carolina French 48 Deborah Grace Douglas Mount Air . North Carolina Mathematics [)Al n : Lois Dukate Panama City. Fhjrida Biology Caroly.n H(i m;i,l El;I■;RTo Bahimore. Maryland Sociology-Economics Mary Ellen Emory Durham. North Carolina Art Linda Lee Falls Charlotte. North Carolina Cliemistr Barbara Ann Gardner Winston-Salem. North Carolina Latin 49 Margaret Elizabeth Gardner Jacksonville. Floiirla Mathematics KiTA Carolyn Griffith (Greenville, North Carolina Sociology-Economics Mary Virginia Graves Wilson. North Carolina Sociology-Economics Nancy Lee Gardner Winston-Salem. North Carolina Latin «rx -W 1.-.F ■ws Harriet Elizabeth Haywood Rockingham. North Carolina French 50 Ellen Nevvbill Heflin Richmond. Virginia History Edith Ferne Houser Pittsboro. North Carolina English Nancy Asborne Hlighes Raleigh. North Carolina English-Music Catherine Elizabeth Hubbard Clinton. North Carolina Latin Barbara Louise Johnson Roanoke. Virginia SociologvEconomics 51 Kathleen Blake Kell Bristol. Virginia Spanish Sarah Louise Jolitz Clinton. North Carolina Home Economics Jerry Gale Johnson Fuquav-Varina. North Carolina Home Economics K REN Austin Kelley Jacksonville. Florida French Betsy Miles King Spartanburg. South Carolina Latin Frances Anne Kendrick Charlotte. North Carolina History 52 Susan Marie Leigh Gastdiiia. North Camlina Chemistry Martha Tvler Leonard Winston-Saleni. North Carolina Enelisli Joan Elizabeth Lukens Bethlehe m. Pennsylvania Sociology-Economics Linda Reeves Lyon Durham. North Carolina Sociology-Psychology Kith Lvnne McClement Spartanburg. South Carolina Art Carla Joan McDorman Baltimore. Maryland Sociology-Psychology 53 Rebecca Jane Matthews Houston, Texas History Marion Lea McGlinn Haverford. Pennsylvania History-French Nancy Leigh Minnick BristoL Virginia Sociology-Economics Julia Denning Miley Smithville. Tennessee Sociology-Psychology Elizabeth Barnes Moore Tarboro, North Carolina Economics-Sociology 54 Helen Dean Odom Wiiistcin-Salem. North CaroliTia Religion Elizabeth Allen Prevost Wilmington, North CaroHna Chemistry-Biology Elizabeth Martin Patterson Halifax. Virginia Sociology Marguerite Allison Pollard Galax. Virginia History Louise Arthur Rankin Tampa. Florida Spanish-History Adele Rose Richheimer Jacksonville. Florida Historv Martha Brown Rogers Pikeville, Kentucky French Patricia McNeely Redfern Monroe, North Carolina Sociology-Economics Martha Avereaux Ross Charlotte. North Carolina Economics-History Nancy ' Thorne Rouzer Charlotte. North Carolina History Sarah Ellen Rupprecht Huntington. Massachusetts Biology 56 Garnelle Gardner Sapp Salishui). North Carolina Sociology-Economics V Marthaelisa Schmidt Winst(]n-Saleni. North CaroHna Spanish Susan O. Smith West Pahii Beach. Fh.rirla History-Englisli W ' LliNDA GVNN StEADMAN Yanceyville. North Carolina History Martha Elizabeth Sullivan Clinton. North Carolina English Mary Elizabeth Talley Winston-Salem. North Carolina Chemistry 57 Emily Hume Taylor Roanoke, Virginia Sociology-Economics Kathryn Dade Wall Rocky Mount. North Carolina English Penelope Vauchan Ward Malvern. Pennsylvania Sociology-Economics Frances Elizabeth Tynes Greensboro, North Carolina History 58 Patricia Susan Wilson Durham, North Carolina French Marianne Killingsworth Wilson Raleigli. North Carolina Chemistry Carol Ann Weidner Fort Lauderdale. Florida Religion 59 Ex-Members of the Class of ' 65 Hometown Now Vicky Auman Hillsboro. N. C L ' .N.C. Sail) Bacon Chattanooga. Tenn Lniversitv of Tenn. Pat Barber Mooresville. N. C Mrs. Carter Mebane III ll child) .Myrtle .Moone Bilbro Greenville. - . C U.N.C. Carolyn Bridger Chattanooga. Tenn Emory L ' ni ersity Noel Boardnian Ridgewood. .N. J Lni er«ity of Texa- Lady Bugg Durham. N. C Mrs. Robert Brom ' hal Belmda Burke Lexington. .N. C Pan .American Business School Helen Butt Dunn. l . C L.. .C. Mar - Cooper Kingslree. N. C L.S.C. Judy Corbett Tabor City, N. C Converse Sandra Corbett Wilmington. . . C i .N.C. Pat Cullpepper Richmond. Va Mrs. Forest L. Gibbs III Alme Dearmg Jacksonville. Fla Lniversitv of Florida . nne Di.xon Lancaster. S. C Queens College Sue Eagles .AJioskie. N. C Atlantic Christian College Susan Evans Lookout Mountain, Tenn L niversity of Tenn. Lvnn Everett Macon. Ga Lniversitv of Georgia Marsha Forrester Greeniille. . . C Lniversity of Georgia . nne Gore Rockingham. N. C L.. .C. Nancy Griffin Chattanooga. Tenn lniversitv of Chattanooga Susan Harrison Charlottesville. Va Mrs. G. ' S. Filz-Hugh. Jr (1 chQd) Sally Harshaw Grove City. Pa Mrs. Richard Meyers Betsy Halton Tampa. Fla Mrs. William Wood ll child) Bonnie Hemrick W inston-Salem. N. C Mrs. Wilson Tennille Frankie James Mount Airy. N. C .Mrs. James Kinen HI Karen Kropp BerM- n. Pa .Medical Technologv Stuart Laimbeer Lompoc. Calif Katherine Gibbs Arlelte Lambert Mount .Airy. N. C Mrs. James D. Puckett Parma Lane Spartanburg. S. C L.S.C. Zan LaRoque W inston-.Salem. .N. C .Mrs. Donald Frederick ll child) Linda Lechner lacksonviile, Fla Mrs. Bruce Marshall Debbie Linton Rydal. Pa Mrs. Eric Mock Babs McRae lacksomille, Fla Lniversitv of Florida Sandra Marsh Greensboro, N. C Mrs. . lan Inabinet Diana Marshall Elkins Park. Pa .Mrs. Herbert Lovett. Jr. Henninia Martinez Washington. D. C .American Lniversity Evy Meek Huntington. W. Va Marshall Lniversitv Gretchen Morgan .Mooresville. . . C L.N.C. Sandra Morgan Sanford. N. C L.N.C. Mae Mur chison Fayetteville. N. C Mrs. John Bvers Patty Nash Lowell. N. C L.N.C. Dale Neese Greensboro. . . C L.N.C. Brandon Patterson Jacksonville. Fla Jacksonville Lniver ty Billie Peele Williamston. N. C L.N C. Ethel Perry Jayetteville. N. C L.IV.C. Jean Pfeifer Ft. Lauderdale. Fla Colorado Woman ' s College Louise Price Greensboro. N. C JFrance Susie Rablen Vero Beach. Fla Lniversitv of Florida Millie Ravenel Martinsville, Va Lniversity of Tenn, Robin Roberson Washington, . . C Mrs. Charles Potts Cookie RockafelloK Columbia. S. C L.S.C. Anne Self WinstonSalem. N. C Mrs. David Haring ll child I Charlotte Sharpe Burlington, N. C L ' .N.C.G. Diane J?hull Kingsport. Tenn Lniversity of Tenn. Sally Smarll Lookout Mountain. Tenn Lniversity of Tenn. Jean Olive Snyder Lexington. N. C L.. .C. .Sara Thomasson Martinsville, Va Duke Kim ThornhUl Lynchburg, ' a Mrs. Maxwell Spencer Kitty Trask z Beaufort. S. C Mrs. Roherl E. Lee Hoh 111 Jo Turney McLean. Va .Mrs. Jerald Bums ll child) Janet Wales Jacksonville. Fla Lniversitv of Florida Jane Webster Lexington. N. C Mrs. Mover Smith 1 2 children) Floride % illiams Spartanburg. S. C ' I .S.C. .leanne Williams Weslfiekl. N. J Penn State University Gray Wihshire Richmond. Va .Mrs. Henry Massie .Nancy Wrenn Winter Park. Fla Lniversitv of Florida 60 Senior Follies 61 Activities Go fioni the east to the west, as the sun and the stars direct thee, Go with the girdle of man, go and encompass the earth. Not for the gain of the gold, for the getting, the hoarding, the having. But for the joy of the deed; hut for the Duty to do. Hope Evermore and Believe. Arthur Hugh Clough Isri ' If ' ciuh McGlinn, PresiiU-nt ol the Student Government. 0( ss liei)resentatii ' e.s: Left tu right: S iiin i iii: Siistinne If orth- in inii. diet ' hen Winiipler, Margaret Boiirdeaux, Mary Tulley: si ' ijtctl: liir-i I uK-rnf. Barbie Hooten, Janie McCaslIn, Linda Moore. 64 Legislative Board Because we come from all corners of Salem ' s life, the members of the Legislative Board repre- sent the interests of many. We are a unity: yet each speaks for a unique group. Whenever, wherever, a force hegins to move — an idea, an opinion, or a com])laint — we act as its target. We take that which has already liegun and give it recognition. ' Ilie woik of the Legislative Board changes with the minds of the students. It con- cerns students as they study, as they play, as they worship, as they eat, as they sleep, as they grow and progress. Each member acts as leader and follower. With eyes and ears, we perceive and direct. With hands raised, we say yes, and Salem moves forward. Members not [lirUirciI: Babs Bodine. Belly Billiard, Charlolte Curler. Robbin Causey, Sally Day. Mariha Ettbanks. Jane Grimsley. Ellen Hellin. Zelle Holderness, Feme Houser. Dabney Kelley, Maxine Perdue. Happy Price, Mary Tatley, Pat Uihon. Left to right: .inn II than, treasurer; Dotlie Daiis, vice-president; Mary Dameron, secretary. 65 Susanne Boone. (Chairman of Judicial Board. Judicial Board Being aware is the job of the Judicial Board. It is an awareness which, though not coveted, must remain constant. We cannot overlook; neither can we put aside. We must never for- get who we are, because we are constantly making decisions — decisions which have per- sonal honor as their basis. Our work is a con- tinuous practice in empathy, a perpetual growth toward a deeper understanding of the meaning of dignity. We do not gather to exploit punitive power. We work together because we have accepted a challenge: as we listen, to under- stand; as we tell, to reveal; as we inquire, to [je concerned. With each new situation comes a new challenge to seek out better ways of understanding. Hands of justice are firm and forceful; hands of understanding reach out gentlv — and guide. House presidents: left to right, Pat Tillery, QJi James, Barbara Gardner, Susie Ma- terne. 66 Left to right: first row: Dade Wall: second row: Marr Graves, Becky RusselL G. G. Sapp. Bftt] Gardner, vice-chairman: jean King, secretary. 67 Susan Leigh. (Chairman of the Orientation Committee. Orien ta Hon Committee The week begins by welcoming the freshmen to their first rainy Sunday at Salem, Ijy settling them in their rooms and shooing parents home. As leaders of orientation we look for ha])])iness, anticipation. Ijewilderment, and homesickness at the sing in Babcock. We enjoy L ' il Abner and the Club Carnival as much as they seem to. The week progresses in advising our group about the flurry of tests and meetings and in introducing them to Salem ' s Honor Tradition in handbook study. When upper-classmen arrive, we assure the freshmen that they will be the same next year. Orientation week ends and we take pride when our advisees pass their hand- book test, and smile to ourselves when they ac- (|uire their Salem beanies. Mammy okum welcomes jreshnieii In the Club Carnival. Le)l lu riiihl: fust nm: Ellin lletliii. Tiipj: Tale. IJollie Uaiis: seeunil row: Grelrhen i ampler, ff eiiily MeCliiiii. .inn Wilson. Susie Materne: third row: Finley Slilh. Marietta Hardison. Mary Vincent. Zelle Holder- ness, lean King. Margaret Bonrdeaax: fourth roiv: Carolyn Crouch. G. G. Sapp, Hobbin Causey, Mary Danierun, Pat Tillery, Becky Russell, Pat Wilson. 68 Na tional Studen t A ssocia tion Offeriiij; oppDitimities and ad aiilages to Salem students ... a lile insurance policy for cover- age at a low cost ... a travel director on canipns to arrange tonrs . . . the conmiissions from tours going directly to Student Government . . . discounts on trips to Europe and New York . . . a student identification caid for reduced rates ... a Books for Eijual Education Drive for unaccredited Negro colleges in Mississip])i . . . attending regional conferences during the school year and a natit)nal congress in the summer . . . N.S.A. strives to adapt the many opportunities and advantages of the National Student Asso- ciation to the Salem campus. 7««e Griindey, N.S.A. Coordinator. Left to right: Diurie Youngs, Jane Grimsle). M,..„n ) ..luif;. Fl,„.i l, ,,„. . ,„ Best. Kay Kelt, Judy Campbell. 69 Marshals Assembly on Tuesdays and Thursdays — hand- ing out chapel slips and hymnals, worrying about the microphone, and hurrying to marshal the seniors out first. Faculty recitals — long white dresses and golden regalias, the right time to cut the house lights on and off, and cautioning late arrivals of the creaky balcony stairs. Graduation, our last official duty — wel- coming iiack Salem alumni . . . the excitement of younger ones with shouts and hugs, the quiet happiness of older ones with warm smiles and handshakes . . . and always the wonderful con- fusion of the ahnnni luncheon. Finally Com- mencement — an end to our year as Salem ' s marshals ... an honor and a responsibility from which we learn and profit. Leil to right: jecmnie Barnes, Sara Oliver, Ross Clark. Left to right: Zellt- Hulderness, Linda Tunslall, Jen W erner. Anne Happ) I ' riri. {.hit-j Marshal. 70 Lejt to ri ht : Holt Thtinilinsim, treasurer : Murgari t Hammock, vice-presiden! : Ann firownlee. secretary. Day Students Attempts to study in tlie litick room while a Moravian hvmn lilasts through the ceiling and the juke box jjrings the Beatles through the floor ... a car for going to class and giving other students rides uptown and to the Triangle. Many of us have husbands; some, children, but still there is time to study . . . teas in September and Christmas, visits in the dorms, debates on the value of a meal ticket — Is the Refectory worth it? We are individuals — on and off the campus. . Jti.xiitf J ' lTihie, Frtsitlent ol thf ihi liulfuls 71 Though the Muse be gone away. Though she moves not earth today, Souls, erewhile who caught her word. All! still harp on what lliey heard. Persistency of Poetry, Matthew Arnold Archway Doll [ hide yciur talent ... a riy that goes (lilt tci all Salem .students — and lioni that cry is hdiii cieativitN , and Inini creativity emerges once a year a magazine of self-expression. The source is the individual, the demand is iiuality, the effort is for meaning, the challenge is ex- cellence. The publication is an invitation to all would-he Glasgows to see their writing on glossy rather than erasahle-boiid paper ... an invita- tion to flirt with the muses and a materialization of iiidi idual tlimmht. elt llullard. Eililur „l iht Arch Ellt-n Ah . . I. Art l;,lihjr; iXiincy Foley Suomalainen, Poetry Editor. Dotlie Girling, Associate Editor. 73 Ann U ihon. Execiilirc Eilitur : Ann iJuzt ' er, Assislant Busi- ness Manager. Bitsie Ricbheiw LT. Business Manager. tell tu right : jei i Juiiuson, Lawiit Etiitor : Marianne If i son. Copy Editor : Belsy I ' aHersun. Headline Editor : Baird Brown, Ci } Editor. 74 Salemite Ht ' v! Huir ! ' Iliis picture is fiizzv. I i-du ' t even tell who is in it. What liai)|)eni-i! lo that artirle (in tlie new dorm ' : ' And where is the picture of the speaker? Isn ' t there any possilile way you can get thai article in hy 6:30? Did you read this week ' s criticism from a senior? Someljody did)i ' t hand in an article. Well, make one up. Here, revise this. Our scoop is out. We need just one more ad, . . . please. And more copy. Wednesday night and we are relieved. The paper is put to bed. In spite of the liugs and leaky John, we turn out a paper rating of all American last semester, feel good when students and faculty praise our work, and feel satisfied that all our hard work is worth it. Lrll tu righl: Kiilhryn W ' ilsim. (.inululuin Mdiiiigi ' r: Jan Norman, Assanale Editor: Anne Ki-nilrir .. Munugirig Editor. Cora l. nn Jnli i ' iis l:,h!iir ; Linda Lyon, Feature Edito 75 l nt Wilson, Editor. Daphne Diikale, Business Mann Sights and Insights Wednesdays at 5:15, assignments, deadlines . . . But it must be in! Wracking our brains for new angles and themes, scheduling club pictures for those with classes until 5:30, Smith Studio in the Student Center, Peter, re-takes of all cluli pictures . . . headaches, copy writing and re- writing, searching for poems to fit. Business staff members sweetly smiling at advertising managers . . . Of course you want a full page this year! Trouble with the camera. Proofs arrive, choices . . . choices. Dedication? It ' s a close race. To press in February . . . feverish activity as that day draws near. Mixed feelings of pride, accomplishment, relief in our yearbook — the 1965 Sights and Insights . . . another year at Salem between covers. Lett to right: Debby Douglas, Kay Asiuugli. Lturbura Blcakley, EInuji Irrxlii, Cuniliii AV u u , Lizii II liiit: Ji ' iin Anne Werner. 76 Lett lo right: Ann Fergiisun. iV .si Diinii. Belli I ' lr, ,:■.:. ( uiul (,,11,11,1. H,ut„ii,i l-„M,r. I ,ill,r,n It ils,in Ann King. Lttl l„ ;i,t , . 11,-lh Tinhtr. lUjmnn Croni ' ll. .Iinh Cilhlim. Man (,nncs. Fl,im,c l ' „ll,„i,. He,l.- Kiis.vll. Il„lli,- Ihnis. ' c;m IhiHose .- wrf ' - ' Lefl Iv right: Ljimr l, l,ii,,:nl, liirs llubiun h ' arr, Ihth Sullivan, RiUl Criljtlh. f.,:.,,,,, II, 11,.. Il„„l,i (,,,„,, I, ,,. (.,,,,,1 II uiliici. 77 Belly Frieda Liiuu ' U i igam Richard Goode Lecture Series Betty Friedaii inspires us; Alec Goishel edu- cates us; Lionel Wiggam delights us; Richard Goode entertains us. Heels and pearls are envied as committee mem- bers sparkle at the celebrity over a long white table. Conversation at dinner, balancing peas on a fork, smiling and listening too. . . . Weejuns and sweaters climb to the balcony and chins are propped on the rail. Raised eyebrows, disagree- ment, serious thought. . . . We leave for the coffee where we challenge the speaker witli our views. Ill Hiilill Left lo righl: Dr. Austin. Mr. [frndl, Mr. Mnn iim. Dr. White, Carol Quick, Margaret Bourdeaux, Daphne Dukale, Mr. Bray. 78 Ala Curshel Assembly Committee An attendance slip is rolled aiomid a pencil, a piece of bubble gum is sulitly popped into a mouth, a muffled sigh is heard along the row. Assembly every Tuesday? . . . what happens if you overcut? ... I move we adjourn this meet- ing . . . don ' t forget to carry your hvnmal back. Not a sound is heard, all eyes are on the speaker, a fiery old gentleman moves away from the lectern. He has a good idea, you know . . . 1 wish he would answer the question and not evade it . . . that was the best assembly yet. First row: Dottie Davis; second row: Rohertn Frost: third row: Nancy Haghcs, Wendy McGlinn: filth row: Elinor Trexler: sixth ruiv: Price; seventh row: Dr. W kite. ih roit l anc} 79 YWCA Bonfires in tlie May Dell . . . CDininiiriidii serv- ices in Home Cliurch . . . cooking liisciiits at the Red Shield Girl ' s Cluh . . . singing for the Veterans . . . Russell playing Santa Glaus at the orphanage . . . and having the orphans pre- sent their talent for us . . . sipping coffee while discussing Negro Gontributions to culture . . . arguing religious doctrines with Dr. Boyd . . . singing hynnis in Little Ghapel . . . filling Thanksgiving baskets with cans and fruit for the Salem help . . . reading the Johnny Jewels . . . making posters and signs to attract atten- tion . . . visiting our little old ladies . . . busy hands, helpful hands — the YWGA. Babs Both ' iic. I resiilrnl I !hr ) . Hulls HaJiiir ,111,1 .1,111,- lllcn (Y ni ,i rilaiil.siii. be pn ' senlctl in u ernbly. b„sh,l lu T,iii 1,1 In, II, III, 11,11 l„ii, I l- ' ,isl,-r. In-iisiin-i : liirgun-l li,ilir- dciu.w ricc-prcAulciil ; Aiiiui U hilv, scrcliiiy. 80 Gave Broun, Jerry Johnson, and Mary Harris it ' up the Lillit Chape! sign. The i -hand reaches out to little children. Susan Kelly engages in one of the many community activities which the Y endorses. She is teaching cooking lessons to the children at the Red Shield Girl ' s Clu b. Other Salem ites instru ct in sewing, dancing, baton twirl- ing, and beauty aids. 81 Dansalems Creative expression in a black leotard . . . after dinner practice in the gym studio . . . anyone can dance. Great for that midriff bulge or sag- ging muscles ... a hot bath afterwards to relieve aches and pains. Interpretive motion . . . modern jazz ... a way to let loose. Stretching, swaying, leaping, running . . . extra practices in the spring as recital time draws near . . . encourage- ment and criticism from Mrs. Drummond, our new advisor . . . Work, fun, discord, harmony. Shelley Laws and Charlotte W atkins. co-presidents of Dansalems, Left to right: first ran:: Turk Smith. Shelley Laws, Laurie It illiuin : seinud rote: Pclphiue fioyer. Sheila Colclough, Kathryn If ilsou. 82 WRA Brown Mazers for tlie lieshmen . . . heated com- petition for tennis tropiiies . . . plaid kilts anil knee soeks for lioekey games . . . vollevhall with the faculty . . . vows to heat the sophomores this year in baskethall . . . cokes and chocolate cookies and swimming during final exams . . . sportsmanship and class competition. ■• ■««? ' ■■W3--4- « Coral) n Crouch. Presidt nl ol tf . H. A. Left to right Elizabeth J oh diagonally : nslon, Cath Carol Gerrard, Nancy Harrington, Donna Van Felt. Nan Berry, Beth Sullivan, Beth Prevost, Boodie Crow erine Davis, Tripp Tate, Joe Ann W ' hitehurst; second row: Jodie McDorman, Gaye Brown, Ann King. 83 Choral Ensemble Mr. Pete steps to the podium . . . Remember tliat rib-cage lift, girls! Rehearsals twice a week . . . snatches of melody, sacred and secu- lar floating from Old Chapel ... an annual Christmas program in assembly and a spring concert . . . out to civic clubs and churches . . . a joint-concert with the Carolina Glee Club . . . Salem ' s football team for public rela- tions . . . three glorious weeks in Europe last summer . . . thirty-three girls on a concert tour attracting young men through five countries . . . heavy KLM bags, cameras clicking ... a warm welcome from Germans and Dutch . . . proof that music is the international language. I ut] Peterson, Dirt ttnr nt the Choral Etisenible, li4 Music Club We learn lo appieciate Baeh., Mozart, or Berlioz. We know the meaning of hours of practice in Memorial Hall and see the results in our per- formances on Friday afternoons. We pin long- haired programs on onr Ijulletin Ijoards heside last week ' s Ray Charles concert. We sometimes get praise for our hard work, often criticism for our laziness. Competing with the hazzards of sore throats and stiff fingers, we explore our- selves as creative artists and attempt to give to an audience in a recital hall what has i)een given to us in the studio. Aanci Hiiflifx. President iil the lusir Club iinil thr I h,n„l Ejisenjh e. Leil to right: kneeling: Billie Hush). Kathv Carpenter, Nancy Hughes. Paivi Koivistoinen ■•clockwise: i,ue Overby. Harriet Has wood, Carol Ann Uerflinger, Fay Jackson, Bumpy Mclver, Bradley Carpenter, Mary Welch. ' r . p 85 First row: Wendy McClinn. Anne Kendrick: second row: Dottie Davis, Betsy Dunn. International Relations Club Stimulating interest in the world about us . . . keeping up with de Gaulle and the Viet Nam crisis . . . analyzing France ' s actions in the common market. Informal meetings in a smoke- filled room . . . debates . . . mock election . . . films that don ' t arrive on time . . . Modern India . . . Sweden ' s International Relations. A group alert and aware. Bitste Rif hheimer, President oj I.R.C. 86 Humanities Cigarette llutl lill the asli travs. kuitliii edles keep time with a swinging foot. eiiUuie is the watchword. Informal discussions lake place after dinner and center around topics of interest to faculty and students. One-night philosophers, jazz hounds, American novelists take their stand. A lack of support and a lack of interest are enemies, yet weakly tiie contemporary thought of Salem students marches forward in its usual dress of informality. Betsy King, President ut Huinanitu Left to right: lill Steleart. Kulh (.urpenter. II end) McGlinn, Ellen Helhn, Connie Hkirms, Bllsie Richheimer. 87 Onphnc Diikale. President ol Loblings. m iP H B ■Mixh:ni F ' U ii ie.t - 1 - Lablings Monthly meetings in the science building for the scientifically minded or those just plain curious . . . language arts invading the formula world with Dr. Paine ' s talk . . . decorating the chemical Christmas tree . . . the Christmas party, popcorn, cookies, cokes. Dr. French, and Johnny Mathis — very scientific ... a picnic in May at Dr. French ' s home . . . learning that science can be fun outside of class. Home Economics Chapter Future homemakers inoadening their knowledge . . . monthly meetings including a freshman progressive dinner and various speakers . . . the official costumers for the May Day pageant . . . six weeks in the Home Management House and frantic preparations with lace and holly and our culinary al)ility and decorative talents, to prove our abilities as Salem ' s No. 1 Hostesses. Sarah Jolitz, President oj tlu lf iiii - Kiuiininits Chapter. Ku Ascough, President of S.N.E.A. SNEA Up at six-thirty a.m. — off to school by 7:45 — this the routine of our student teachers. It doesn ' t take us long to overcome our first hesi- tation and soon teaching becomes fun. We at- tend state conventions, sponsor a movie on campus, entertain the Winston-Saleni-Forsyth County teachers at a banquet and tutor at the North Carolina Advancement School. Our Miss Student Teacher represents Salem at the N.C.E.A. convention held each spring. All of us strive to achieve the high ideals expected of us as teachers. 88 89 il Sally Day. President of I.R.S. IRS A skirt is thrown over our bermudas as we walk on front campus, and a raincoat hides a nightgown in the Refectory. After hastily ar- ranging the covers over our beds, we take the curlers from our damp hair and put on a scarf. Please Keep Off Grass signs mean nothing. represent Salem. Prizes under our chairs, turkey and all the trimmings, Easter bunnies and jelly-beans on our tables — we go to the Birthday Dinner. represent Salem. A big week-end in the spring, the Shirelles entertain us. We wear madras and socks to decorate — change to chiffon and mascara to celebrate. represent Salem. Left to right: seated: Marilyn Ward. Nancy Hundley, Betty Benton; standing: Cammy Crowell, Ann Brownlee, Dade Wall. Left to right: seated: Carol Brace MacFayden. Roberta Frost. Nickve Yokley: stan ling: flolly W ' ooten. Edna Harvey, Cheri Rose, Mary Ellis, Mary Talley. 90 May Day Committee Blankets are arranged amidst the vines, rocks, and logs on the hill, faculty children cling to mommy ' s hand in fear of so many girls, heavy sweaters top new spring dresses and chill humps as the sun goes ijehind a cloud. The Moravian clock strikes four . . . the pageant has hegun. The once-ignored May Dell has now become a Japanese garden — but not without hours of recruiting, rehearsing, revising and just plain work. Freshmen gape in awe, sopho- mores compare, juniors giggle, and seniors stare sadly, as the most beautiful court ever floats down the stone steps of the Dell. (Junlotte (.arlt r, (Ju irman ol the Ma ihn Committee. Left to right: first row: Donna Van Felt. Flora Melvin. Jane Allen, Susie Materne- second row: Sarah Jolitz. Susan 0. Smith, Allison Pollard: third row: Beth Moore Julia .Miley, Brownie Rogers. ' 91 Pierrettes feme Manser, I ' resijenl eit Pierretles. Pierrettes ' fall production As You Like It. A leopard skin, stage reurtions, a wrestling match — and Old Chapel becomes the Forest of Arden. Act I: Talent, broken fingernails, determination, paint-speckled clothes, creativity — the many sides of a Pierrette production. Ten turn out for tryouts and fifteen parts to fill; but grease paint, hot lights, and show business win . . . more girls come. Dr. Homrighous decides; a new cast is chosen. Act II: Rehearsal tonight, tomorrow night, the next night, and also the next. Ano ther class cut, twenty more lines learned, the Forest of Arden created, no more cigarette butts in Old Chapel ... a desire for perfection, sewing machines, a patient director, southern accents saying gallant . . . another class cut, too little time, girls striding like men, the dimmer board explodes, exhaustion ... no more time — it ' s opening night. Act III: As You Like It goes on the boards. A romantic hero and a clown, a cynic and a dis- guised heroine. The chairs fill, make-up changes, a side iieam burns out, the church bell rings . . . smoke, nervous tension, the terror of reviews, smoke some more. A production and applause: a success. A few weeks and Oh Diitl begins Act I. 92 I lern-ltf (.,nm:il. Lett to right: first niir: Ann Ferguson. Jhibnin Kellei. Marv l.nrv Hnilgens . Gn ' l,h,-n IT omptcr. Relh l ' ri:v„sl. Tripp Title: seeoiul row: lerin King. Joiin Lukens. Harriet Hu uiood. Feme Huuser. m HP % A f A h - 1 i 1 1 93 Honoraries By Heaven, methinks it were an easy leap. To pluck bright honour from the pale-faced moon, Or dive into the hottom of the deep. Where fathom-line could never touch the ground. And pluck up drowned honour hy the locks; So he that dotli redeem her thence might wear Without corrival all her dignities: .. - - Henry IV, William Shakespeare. Scorpion A place among the Scorpions is acquired in a very special way, because it is in not striving for it that one achieves it. When a girl becomes a Scorpion, there is but one change, one obvious external addition — a small, pearl-studded star on the collar. She continues to watch and wait, willing to serve when service is most needed — and often least requested. Her hands work swiftly, quietly . . . leaving no imprint, no sign that a Scorpion has passed that way. I Left to right: first ri ' ic: tcrnv Hoiiscr, Mnxine Perdue, Mary Dameron, Carolyn Crouch; second row: Zefle Holder- ness Ann If I ' hon. Bitsie Richheimer, Susanne Boone; third row: Dottic Davis, I ' cndy McG inn, Anne Kendrick, Gret- chen Wampler. 96 Lett to right: first row: Carolyn Crouch. Maxine Perdue. Robbin Cause) : strand row: Susanrw Boone. Harriet Hay- wood. Bitsie Ruhheinier : thin! roiv: If rm!} MrC inn. Doltic Daris. Carol U eldner. Who ' s Who Aljstiact words sufh as leadership, eitizeiisliip, scholarship, partieipatioii in campus activities, general service take the form of nine Salem girls and take the name of the national organi- zation. Who ' s Who. Selected liy a committee of both faculty and administration and students, these girls become representatives of the out- standing caliber of a Salem girl. 97 fffiHOf floipflK ' ° right: Wendy McGlinn, Daphne Dukate, Cacky Hubbard, Jerry Johnson. - ' - ' ' ' OL L-rC ' C-l Susanne Boone, Lynne McClement, Harriet Haywood. Phi Alpha Theta Left to right: sealed: Daphne Dukate. ing: Miss Bush. Barbara hillard, Mr Betty Ballard. If ' end) McGlinn: stand- i.lauss, Jan Norman. Mrs. Hetdbreder. 98 U-lt 10 nght: firs, row: Ann Ferguson, Beth Prevost. Harriet lUnuuuJ. I ' al Ifilson. seeond row: BUsie Rirhheimer. Mary Lucy Hudgens, Feme Houser, Dabner Kelley, Tripp Tate. Harlequins Grease paint removed, the haniiiier in the cahi- net, work clothes covered with paint — the bleary- eyed group leaves the workshop . . . heels on, hair combed, fingernails cleaned — the same group. slightly altered, appears for the first annual lianipiet of the Harlequins. Actresses, directors, stage managers, and other meniljers of the theatrical world — each contributing sixty hours ol work on Pierrette productions — become eligi- ble for the society. Bowman Gray Scholar Interviews in the fall of our junior year . . . weeks of suspenseful waiting for acceptance to arrive ... a Bowman Gray Scholar. Crisp white uniforms, apartments in town, endless test tubes. Eight hours a day of classes and work and only five days for Christmas vacation. Grumbling patients and handsome interns. But the dividend comes in June ... a Bachelor of Science from Salem and a promising future as a medical technician. etty Clark Gray, Bowman Gray Scholar. 99 Oslo Scholars Six liusy weeks in Oslo at the International Sunniier School ... a junior and a senior . . . flight hy way of Iceland ... we heconie versed in Norwegian customs and culture . . . fluent in a few Norwegian words ... we eat reindeer steak and goat ' s cheese with nonchalance . . . orientation trips, receptions, parties, and meet- ing Trygve Lie are on our agenda . . . stimu- lating discussions with socialists, Africans, Goldwaterites, and Pakistanis . . . ski sweaters and flowers, mountains and fjords. Oslo Scholars. Foreign Students Sparkling blue eyes and a long blond braid over her shoulder ... a smile and a sure . . . many trips to the post oflice each day ... a visit from her parents in October ... a new room- mate in January . . . Lena from Sweden. Wit and energy and going to conventions ... a collector of many souvenirs . . . writing lots of letters . . . her first bowling lessons . . . exercises on the floor nightly . . . hopes for a summer job in America . . . Paivi from Finland. I ' liivi Koii isfoincii, J cna I ilssott, Foreign Sltiilcnls. 100 101 Feature Girls Susie Materne Junior Happy Price Junior She is never a type, always an indi- vidual chosen for the distinctive quality that makes her herself; yet at the same time, she is the repre- sentative cif all Salem girls. It is because of this particular comljination that Sights and Insights presents the feature girls for 196.5. Mtiri yn Lonry Fresh mm Dahney Kelley Sophomore Martha Euhanks Freshman 104 Feature Girls Ann Rickerf Sophomore Dottie Davis Svnior May Queen Sally Day MrComb. Mississippi Julia Miley Smithville, Tennessee Maid of Honor 1 1U7 Happy Price Spartanburg, S. C. Junior IS ' oncy Rouzer Charlotte, N. C. 108 Tinka Lee Fa ls T {nstonSalem. N. C. Senior Charlotte Carter Winston-Salem, N. C. Senior 109 Carol Hawks ffilson, N. C. Freshman Jill Stewart Char otte. N. C. Sophomore no Jane Roughton Thomasvif e. N. C. Freshman ( ' .(trol Bruce Mar Fay den Fayelteiil e, A ' . C. Junior 111 Pat Tillery Macon. Ga. Sophonwrf Carol Ann Derflinger (.oral Gables. Fla. Junior 112 Nickye Yokley Nashvifle. Tertn. Sophomore Cheri Rose ff inston-Sa em. N. C. Freshman 113 IMM|M«W«H|M Faculty and Administration The Guide and I entered l)y tliat hidden road, to return into the bright world; and, without caring for any rest, we mounted up, he first and I second, so far that I distin- guished through a round opening the beauteous things which Heaven bears, and thence we issued out, again to see the Stars. The Divine Comedy, Dante «  «« , § n . n Kd ' Always ready with a list of adjectives and phrases to describe the situation and a smile or friendly comment for the parade of females he sees every day, faithful in sending a Christmas card to each student and in attending Salem activities from student election of officers to Y-auctions — a symbol of Salem itself in his warmness and personal interest in individuals. . . . Dr. Dale H. Gramley, President Clemens Sandresky, Dean ol the School ol Music 117 A dm in is tra tion Jack M. U luit ' . Assisiani i the President, Amy R. Hfid ' ri-dcr. Dean oj Students. Ralph F. Hill, Comptroller. Margaret Simpson, Registrar. 118 Board of Trustees Rev. Richard F. Amos Mrs. Charles H. Babcock Rev. J. Calvin Barnes Albert L. Bntler, 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 Mrs. F. Gaither Jenkins Mrs. Lyman C. Jones Thomas A. Kimball Dr. Mary Turner Lane C. T. Leinbach, Jr. Charles W. Miller Ralph B. Ogburn Louis F. Owen Rev. Clayton H. Persons Alton F. Pfaff Rev. Burton J. Rights Mrs. Norwood Robinson Mrs. Robert D. Shore, Sr. Dr. R. Gordon Spaugh Dr. C. S. Starbuck Rev. Elmer R. Stelter Dr. Samuel J. Tesch Mrs. H. Harold Vogler Charles B. Wade, Jr. Frank F. Willingham Calder W. Womble Dr. Dale H. Gramley, ex officio 119 () (;( ff esley Burrows. M..4 Miilheinaliis Lucy E. Ausiiru Ph.D. Classics {{fli-n Smith, M.A. I ' llllW ). (.arsvTi Frenih, F ' h.D. Chemistry I irginia Johnson, B.S. Physical Education 120 Faculty Fiifricui Robinson Earl}, li.M. Strings Mildred Inzer Byers. Ph.D. History Hans Heidemann. B.M. Piano Margaret P. Snow. M.Ed. Home Economics Lueiu R. Karnes. M.A. Education Clark A. Thompson, B.D. Religion Errol M. Clauss. M.A. History 121 Faculty U ilUum G. Manguni, M.A. An Hirhard K. tftf uims. M.A. Modern Languages Sadie Elizabeth if t-lch. I ' h.D. ff ' illiam BeckUr While, Ph.D. Psych ohgy-Eda cation English Dorothy T. Drummond, M.S. Modern Dance lirigitle Mittemeijer German Jane C. Bush. M.A. History 122 John S. Thae er, M.A.T. Mathematics James, Lee Bray. Ed. J. Education-Psychology Mary Ann Garcia. M.A. Spanish, French Joan E. Jacubuwsh). . J.A. Voice Margaret Vardell Sandresky. M..M. Organ, Composition l ' n Stewart HilL Ph.D. I ' hi osophy-Hc igion Hears C. Packer. III. M.A. Econ am ics-Soctology 123 Harold Michael Leivis, Ph.D Modern Languages James M. Jordan, M.A. English Bertram Oliver Cosby, M.S. Chemistry June Louise Samson. 1 ,- . Music 124 George Henry Home. M.M. Piano Faculty Arley Theodore Ciir ee. M.A. Mathematics Stephen Curtiss Paine. Ph.D. English Eugene M. Jacoboivsky. M.A. Violin h ' mi y Herring Wilson. M.A. English Mary L. Melvin, M.A. French. Italian Jacquelenne Boiien Dobbins, M.A. Chemistry 125 Faculty Ennh R. Kfllnm, BM. Harp Nell Folger Glenn, B.S. Accompanist (.harlcs R. Mcdiin Cello, Piano Edwin F. Shewniakc, ! .,(. An J,ss Lit, lie Hynl, M.A. English Balhrishna G. Gokhalc. I ' h.U. Asian Stadies 126 I iiiil K ii iird Peterson, M.M. I oice Ho} Jones Campbell, M.P.H. Biology Robert Lewis Wendt, M.A. Sociology Faye Chandler Honeyciilt. M.S. Home Economics Margaret Snodgrass Mueller. M.M. Organ 127 Epilogue The last light fades and drifts across the land — the low, long land, the sunny land of spires; the ghosts of evening tune again their lyres and wander singing in a plaintive land down the long corriders of trees; pale fires echo the night from tower top to tower: Oh, sleep that dreams, and dream that never tires, press from the petals of the lotus flower something of this to keep, the es- sence of an hour. This Side oj Paradise, F. Scott Fitzgerald. From THIS SIDE OF PARADISE by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Repri ' itii the permission of Charles Scribner ' s Sons. 0jg --iw% m % T. ' %i . ' VA. « i • a ' 1 ! -n ft i l ' , it ' ' J ' PS Our Gratitude . . . is expressed to those merchants and businessmen of the city (if Winston-Salem and the snrrounding area for their support to the 1965 Sights and Insights. We reach out our hands in patronage. m V % Compliinenis of GALLINS VENDING CO. 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College Village Apts.. Winston- Salem, N. C. Douglas. Devvie. 342 W. Pine St.. Ml. Airy. N. C. Dukate, Daphne. 316 S. Bonita Ave.. Panama City. Fla. Egerton. Carohn. Pratt Montrose Aves.. Baltimore 10, Md. Emory, Mary Ellen. 1014 W. Markham Ave.. Durham. N. C. Falls. Tinka ( Mrs. ) . 705 Anson St., Apt. 16. Winston- Salem, N. C. Gardner, Barbara. 619 W. Irving St.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Gardner, Betty, 3641 ..Valencia Rd., Jacksonville. Fla. Gardner, Nancy, 619 W. Irving St., Winston-Saleni. N. C. Graves, Mary, 1213 Watson Dr., Wilson, N. C. Gray. Betty Clark. 2006 Monument Ave.. Richmond 20. Va. Griffith, Rita, 405 E. 8th St.. Greenville. N. C. Havwood, Harriet. 1118 Anne .St.. Rockingham. N. C. Heilin, Ellen, 6U0 Henri Rd.. Richmond 26. Va. Houser. Feme. 307 W. Salisbury St.. Pittsboro. N. C. Hubbard, Cacky. 103 Finch St. ' . Clinton. N. C. Hughes. Nancy. 2814 Anderson Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Hutchins. Marv (Mrs. I. 4433 Timber Lane. Winston- .Salem. N. C. Irwin. Elizabeth. 705 Eden St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Johnson. Barbara H.. 125 Hillside Dr.. Shelby, N. C. Johnson, Barbara L.. 3482 W. Ridge Rd.. S.W.. Roa- noke. Va. Johnson. Jerrv. Sunset Lake Rd., Varina, N. C. Jolitz. Sarah. ' 23 Hamilton Dr.. Clinton. 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. Leigh. Susan. 924 S. York St.. Gastonia, N. C. Leonard. Martha (Mrs. I. 345 Elmwood Dr., Winston- Salem. N. C. Lukens. Joan. 1911 Main St.. Bethlehem. Pa. Lyon. Linda. 3616 Hathaway Rd.. Durham. N. C. McClement. Lvnn. 101 Lansdale Dr.. Spartanburg, S. C. ' McDorman. Jodi. 5209 Springlake Wa . Baltimore 12. Md. McGlinn. Wendy, 729 Millbrook Lane. Haverford, Pa. McKee, Daphne (Mrs.). 1.531 Gaston St.. Winston- Salem, N. C. Matthews. Beckv, 12314 Overcup Dr.. Houston. Tex. Miley. Julia. Box 210, Smithville, Tenn. Minnick. Katie. 427 Arlington Ave.. Bristol. Va. Moore. Beth. 1306 Main St.. Tarboro. N. C. Odom. Helen. 1809 Virginia Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Patterson. Betsy. Box 145. Halifax, Va. Perdue. Maxine (Mrs.), 755 Anson St., Apt. D-6. Winston-,Salem. N. C. Pollard. Allison. 205 Country Club Lane, Galax, Va, Prevost, Beth, 1905 Princess St.. Wilmington. N. C. Rankin. Lisa. 5324 Interbav Blvd.. Tampa. Fla. Redfern, Pat, 405 Hayne St., Monroe, N. C. Richheimer. Bitsv. 3694 Hedrick St.. Jacksonville. Fla. Rogers, Martha Brown. .501 5th St.. Pikeville, Ky. Ross, Marti, 2015 Queens Road West, Charlotte. N. C. Rouzer, Nancy, 610 Hermitage Court. Charlotte, N. C. Rupprecht. Sarah, Star Route. Huntington, Mass. Sapp, G. G.. 314 W. Marsh St.. Salisbury. N. C. Schmidt. Marthaelisa (Mrs.). 3116 Country Club Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Smith. Susan 0.. 3110 Washington Rd.. West Palm Beach. Fla. Steadman. Linda (Mrs.), 755 Anson St., Apt. 3-D. Winston-Salem. N. C. Sullivan. Beth. 204 Warsaw Rd.. Clinton. N. C. Tulley, Mary, 733 S. Green St.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Tavlor. Hume. 3044 Carolina Ave.. S.W.. Roanoke. Va. Thacker. Rosita (Mrs. I, 399 Buckingham Rd.. Win- ston-Salem. N. C. Tynes. Frances. 1009 Carolina St., Greensboro, N. C. WaU. Dade, 1649 Pinecrest Rd.. Rocky Mount, N. C. 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. Knitw-zaA, yoA, tUe latfUlti WIXSTON-SALEM. N. C Ward. Penny. 857 W. King Rd.. Malvern. Pa. Weidner. Carol. .5292 N.E. 18th Terr.. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Wilson. Marianne. 2703 Anderson Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Wilson, Pat, 1501 Washington St.. Durham. N. C. .JUNIORS Ayhvard. .Judy. 938 S. Central St.. Ocala. Fla. Baker. Pam. Lakewood. Rt. 2. Hickory. N. C. Barnes. Jeannie. Windswept. Rt. 3. Charlottesyille. Va. Bell. Sylvia, 829 Sycamore St.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Benton. Betty. Box 189. West Point. Ga. Boren. Cecie. 3500 Starmount Drive. Greensboro. N. C. Bourdeaux. Margaret. Box 127. Davidson, N. C. Brown. Baird. 910 S. Himes Avenue. Tampa 9, Fla. Burdette. Pat Bryant (Mrs.), Twin Castle Apt. 95. Winston-Salem, N. C. Carpenter. Bradley. 307 West Cambridge Ave., Green- wood, S. C. Causey, Cherry, 210 Valley Stream Rd.. Statesville. N. C. Clark. Ross. 620 Maple Street. Greenville. N. C. Glowers. Frances Ann (Mrs.), 2635 Dudley St.. Win- ston-Salem. N. C. Colbert, Carol. 925 Elder Lane. Jacksonville 7. Fla. Collette, Gayle, 1830 Robin Hood Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Cothran. Lee. 523 Juanita Drive, Florence, S. C. Crawley. Jan. Box 38. Boiling Springs. N. C. Crews. Mike. Box 1115. Avon Park. Fla. Cubberley. Judy. 505 Lafayette Drive. Wilson. N. G. Dameron, Mary, 356 Morgan Street, Marion, N. C. Davenport. Mary. 6134 St. Andrews Circle. Richmond, Va. Derflinger. Carol Anne. 929 Sunset Drive. Coral Gables 43, Fla. Dozier, Ann, 1501 Sycamore. Durham. N. C. Edwards, Margaret. 901 Rountree Avenue. Kinston. N. C. Elmore. Sue. Route 2. Winston-Salem, N. C. Ferguson. Anne. 816 Westover Avenue, Norfolk 7, Va. Gerrard. Carol, 208 Mayfield Drive. Anderson. S. C. Gilliam. Judy, 607 West Lexington Ave.. High Point, N. C. Girling, Dottie, 12 Rockland St.. Taunton. Mass. Grovenstein. Angle. Box 355. Maxton. N. G. Hall. Jane. Box 507. Belmont. N. G. Hamer. Fran. 3831 Warrington Dr.. Charlotte 7. N. C. Hammock. Margaret. Route 3. Winston-Salem. N. C. Hand. Mary Kay. 528 East Front St.. New Bern. N. C. Hankins. Pat. 200 Country Club Dr.. Lexington. N. C. Hobson. Judith (Mrs.), 103 N. Cherry St.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Holderness. Zelle, S. Howard Circle. Tarboro, N. C. Hudgens. Mar) Lucy. 441 Forest Ave., Spartanburg, Hundley, Nancy, 400 Fairfax Drive. Winston-Salem. N. c: King, Ann, 4012 Overbrook Drive. Nashville 4, Tenn. King, Jean, Forest Hills, Lincolnton, N. C. Kinnaird. Ginger. 1200 Heather Lane. Charlotte. N. C. Lancaster. Jaccjueline. 34 Woodbridge Terrace, South Hadley. Mass. Lassiter. Kathie. 723 Sunset Drive. Smithfield. N. C. MacFadyen. Carol Bruce. 1710 Winterlochen Road. Fayetteville. N. G. McCoy. Minor. 309 West Vance St.. Laurinburg. N. C. McKinnon. Ann. Box 128, Laurinburg, N. C. Mallard. Barbara. 1220 North Pasteur St.. New Bern. N. G. Materne, Susie. 105 Pepper Avenue. Richmond, Va. Miller. Caroline. 728 Westmont Drive. Asheboro. N. C. Morrison. Betty. 406 Edgemont Drive. Kings Moun- tain. N. C. Morton. Diane. .5021 Lougbboro Rd.. N.W.. Washing- ton 16, D. C. Munt. Pat. 2606 Mayview Road. Raleigh. N. G. Nicol, Sissy. 400 Miller Road. Peoria Heights. 111. Norman. Jan. 1207 Dinwiddle Ave.. Richmond 29, Va. O ' Keefe. Janie. 1106 Standish Court. Winston-Salem. N. C. Okie. Kathie. Pinecrest Dr.. Hendersonville. N. G. Oliver, Sara, 2026 St. Andrews Rd.. Greensboro. N. C. Persons. Margaret. 2323 Sunnyside Ave.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Price. Happy. 1020 Arden Way. Spartanburg, S. C. Remmey, Gayle. 1111 Buckingham Rd.. Greensboro. N. c; Renick. Jeannie. 224 Rixes Rd.. Martinsville. Va. Russell. Becky. S. Howard Circle. Tarboro. N. C. Shavender. Virginia. 1412 Regent Place. Raleigh. N. C. Smith, Kilty, 308 North St.. Portsmouth. Va. Smithson. Judy (Mrs.). Reynolda Estate, c o Mrs. A. H. Bahnson. Jr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Springer, Sally. 1601 Monroe St.. Hollywood. Fla. Stewart. Quincy. 2313 Anderson Drive. Raleigh. N. C. Suomalainen. Nancy (Mrs.), 1940 Beach St.. Winston- Salem. N. C. ' Tiffany. Mel. 2048 Camden Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla. Trexler. Elinor. 320 Carolina Circle. Durham. N. G. Tunstall. Linda. 803 Westwood Ave.. High Point. N. G. Van Pelt. Donna. 4101 Oldfield Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. Walker. Dale. 417 Craven St.. New Bern. N. G. Wampler. Gretchen. 1225 Hillcrest Dr.. Harrisonburg. Va. Ward. Marilyn, 341 Clifton Rd.. Rocky Mount. N. C. Weisz. Carole Ann, 1480 Alexander Rd.. Rock Hill. S. G. Werner. Jean Anne. 1008 North Duke St.. Durham. N. C. Whitehurst. Joe Anne, Box 383, Bethel. N. C. WiUey. Martha, 200 Virginia Ave.. Nashville. N. C. Wilson. Ann. 3870 Baltic St.. Jacksonville 10. Fla. Young. Margaret. Gorgas Memorial Lab. Box 2017, Balhoa Heights. Canal Zone Young. Susan, Box 755, Burgaw, N. C. SOPHOMORES Anderson. Bebe. 177 East Wine St.. Mullins. S. C. Armfield. Jean, 1511 Allendale Rd., Greensboro. N. C. SARTIN DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SER VING W ' INSTON-SA LEM FOR 3S YEARS 939 BURKE The Finest in Italian Cuisine r ' Spaghetti - Pizza - Ravioli Orders to go DIAL 722-7101 ' 839 REYNOLD! PA 2-9932 Compliments of SANITARY CONTAINER SERVICE CORP. 900 LINDEN AVE, PHONE: 725-7545 D. D. Bean Sons Co. Manufacturers of BOOK MATCHES Winston-Salem, North Carolina Ayres. Bonnie. Sharpless Rd., Hockessin. Del. Bladon. Mary Lynne. 342 Riyerside Dr.. Greenville. S. C. Booker. Peggy. 103 South Massey St.. Selma. N. C. Bowling. Lynda. 1308 West Gold ' St.. Wilson. N. C. Brock, Betty. 960 Kenleigh Circle. Winston-Salem. N. C. Brooks. Sue Ann. 115 Rockview Ln.. Morganton. N. C. Brown. Lita. 522 S. Hawthorne Rd.. Winston-Saleni. N. C. Brownlee. Ann. 1721 Ardsley St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Buie. Sally. Box 206, Biscoe, N. C. Bunch, Susanne, 1202 Carolina Ave.. Carolina Beaili. N. C. Burn, Vicki. Cheraw Rd.. Society Hill. S. C. Busby. Billie. 1110 Norris St.. Raleigh. N. C. Campbell. Judy. 307 Ave. B. New Bern. N. C. Carr. Betsy. 607 Raleigh Rd.. Wilson. N. C. Carter. Gail. Direumideast Docks, Navy 100, Box 69, FPO, New York, N. Y. Cleveland. Ann. 312 College St., Fort Valley, Ga. Coleman. Noell. 900 Sunset Dr.. Lexington. Va. Collins. Lynne, Lakecrest. Rural Hall, N. C. Cottle. Jane, 3149 Sussex Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Craig. Nancy, c o Champion Celulose. Rua Libero Badaro 501. Sao Paulo. Brazil Creech, Betsy. 1321 Robin Hood Rd.. High Point. N. C. Creech. Holly. 301 Suiumit A e.. Kinston. N. C. Crow. Hoodie. 309 Sunset Dr.. Wilson. N. C. Dailey, Rebecca, 2216 Club Blvd.. Durham. N. C. Davis. Catherine. 203 N. Main St.. 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Mary Ella. 128 17th St.. N.E.. Atlanta. Ga. Hardison. Marietta. 3034 Churchill Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Harris, Mary, 701 Raleigh Rd.. Wilson, N. C. Harvey. Edna. 1106 Carey Rd.. Kinston. N. C. Hines. Susan. 708 Nottingham Rd.. Greensboro. N. C. Hobbs, Sherrie, 311 W. King St., Quincy, Fla. Hooten. Barbie. 1405 Washington Ave.. Fredericks- burg. Va. Horton. Gail. 200 Central Park S.. New York. N. Y. Houseman. Barbara, 1015 Big Oak Rd.. Yardley. Penn. Hurley. Nancy. Box 145. Biscoe. N. C. Ivie. Betty, 510 N. Hamilton St.. Leaksville. N. C. Jackson, Fay, 6107 Sylvan Ave., Norfolk 8, Va. James. Nan. 40 McPherson Ln., Greenville, S. C. Jennings. Ann. Raleigh Rd.. Wilson. N. C. Johnson. Cara Lynne. Rt. 2. Benson. N. C. Johnston. Elizabeth. 116 College St.. Littleton. N. C. Johnstone. Nan. 134 Lakecrest Dr.. Greenville, S. C. Kellev. Dabney. 3633 Pickwick Ln., Charlotte, N. C. Kelly. Susan. 610 Second Ave.. N.W.. Conover. N. C. Laird. Martha. 8900 W. Broad St.. Richmond. Va. Lauck. Eleanor. 1414 Gentry Ln.. Charlottesville. Va. Laws. Shelley. 1829 Shoreham Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Leight. Molly. No. 2 Roides Psychico. Athens, Greece Lynah. Mary. 11 Colonial St.. Charleslon, S. C. McKnight. Carson. 2008 Truman Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. McMaster. Ann. 3914 Kanawha Ave.. Charleston 4, W. Va. McNeill. Ann. 248 Dutchman Creek Rd.. Elkin. N. C. Marsh. Louise. Ill S. Clyde Ave.. Wilson. N. C. Martin. Letty. 4 Randall Court. Alexandria. Va. Melvin. Flora. Box 5. Roseboro. N. C. Mills. Lucy. W. Main St.. Bennettsville. S. C. Minson. Laurens. 661 Molasses Ln.. Hobcaw Pi.. Mt. Pleasant. S. C. Moore. Bebe, 924 S. Garnett Si.. Henderson. N. C. Murray, Tish, 115 Jackson Blvd., Nashville. Tenn. Newman. Callie. Buinpass. Va. Overbey. Sue. Rt. 2. Chatham. Va. Paisley. Bev. 304 Riverside Dr.. Morganton. N. C. Peebles. Dottee. 110 E. 5th St.. Lawrenceville. Va. Pendleton. Nancy. 4708 Rolfe Rd.. Richmond 26. Va. Pennington. Anita. 210a Facullv Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Plummer. Martha. 1 Conrad Rd.. New Canaan. Conn. Pollock. Florence. 1607 Lucerne Way. New Bern. N. C. Price. Mayme. 205 W. 22nd St.. Lumberton. N. C. Remington. Martha. 1715 Kissingbower Rd.. Augusta. Ga. Richert. Ann. 2301 Beechridge Rd.. Raleigh. N. C. Rose. Beth. 120 College St.. Littleton, N. C. Sansbury, Susan, 931 Ventura Ave.. Orlando. Fla. Schouler. Ann. 7700 Rider Hill Rd.. Ruxton. Md. Scott, Becky. 3131 Minarl Dr.. N.W.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Smith. Gwen. Box 491. Liberty. N. C. Smith. Jill. 406 20lh St.. West. Bradenton. Fla. Smith. Mary Vanderver. 1902 Queen St.. Apt. D-3, Winston-Salem. N. C. Southard, Carol Ann. 4208 Robin Hood Rd., Winston- Salem. N. C. Spetnagel. Barbara Jean. 1402 Wateree St.. Kingsport, Tenn. Stewart. Jill. 2419 Sherwood Ave.. Charlotte 7. N. C. Stith. Finley. P. 0. Box 1140. Florence, S. C. Suit. Lynn. Box 36. Pocahontas. Va. Swann, Kalhy, 120 Willadel Dr.. Clearwater. Fla. Tate, Tripp, 122 Upham St.. Mobile, Ala. ' Is There Anything in the Paper, Sir? yn ANYTHING IN THE PAPER! ALL THE WORLD IS IN THE PAPER . . . IF YOU WILL BUT READ WHAT IS WRITTEN OF THIS VERY DAY, IT IS ENOUGH FOR A YEAR ' S HISTORY AND TEN TIMES AS MUCH MEDITATION. —WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY Winston-Salem Journal Twin City Sentinel Journal aTd Sentinel latum. Becky. 308 Laurel Hill Rcl. Chapel Hill. N. C. Thomas. Nancy. 133 BoUingwoocl Rd.. Charlottesville. Va. Tillery. Pat. 792 Forest Ridge Dr.. Macon. Ga. Tomlinson. Holt. 317 Gray Court Apts.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Viall. Karen. 3100 Granville Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Villalon. Silvia. 212 N. Hawthorne Rd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Vincent. Marv. 8006 Tolman Rd.. Richmond. Va. Ward. Anne. 2329 Westfield Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Walking. Charlotte. 504 S. Main St.. Waynesville. N. C. Whalev. Julia. 618 Enquirer Ave.. Nashville .5, Tenn. White. ' Anna. 504 E. Ninth St.. Greenville. N. C. White. Bonnie. 514 Mountain View Ave.. Bluefield. W. Va. White. Liza. Rt. 5, Box 404. Lenoir. N. C. Wilson. Kathryn. 235 N. Union St.. Concord. N. C. Wingo. Betty. 3739 Woodside Ave.. Lynchburg. Va. Winstead. Margie. 1601 Morrison Dr.. Lynchburg. Va. Worthington. Suzanne. 104 E. Capitola Ave.. Kinston. N. C. Yager. Jeannie. 8904 Norwick Rd.. Richmond 29. Va. Yokley. Nickye. 227 Mockingbird Rd.. Nashville 5, Tenn. Youngs, Diane. 809 Raleigh Rd.. Wilson. N. C. FRESHMEN Ashmore, Barbara. 7 Sir Francis Wyatt Place. New- port News. Va. Ballard, Brownie. Rt. 1. Box 366. Goulds, Fla. Barker. Betsy, 956 Van Leer Dr.. Nashville. Tenn. Barnes. Betsy, 1852 Talbot Ave.. Jacksonville 5. Fia. Barnes, Susan. 904 W. Academy St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Best. Helen 204 John St., Louisburg, N. C. Billings. Carolyn. 302 E. St.. North Wilkesboro. N. C. Bishop. Paige. 207 E. 5th Ave.. Lawrenceville. Va. Boyer, Delphine. 309 Dogwood Dr.. Danville. Va. Bridgers. Edith. 606 W. Nash St.. Wilson. N. C. Briner. Frances. 2104 Greenbrier Rd.. Kinston. N. C. Britt. Betty. 505 N. Payne St.. Fairfax. Va. Britt, Suzanne. 2861 Wesleyan Lane. Winston-Salem. N. C. Brooke, Kathryn. River Rd., Newcastle. Me. Bullock. Allyson, 1213 Sutton Dr.. Kinston. N. C. Bulluck. Irma Bell. 106 Stradleigh Rd.. Wilmington. N. C. Byars, Peachy, 217 N. Garden Cir.. Dunedin. Fla. Carico, Betty, 2315 LaburnuTn Ave.. S.W.. Roanoke. Va. Carpenter. Kathie, 201 Fernwood Dr.. Rutherfordton. N. C. Chastain. Randy. 1020 N.E. !04th St.. Miami. Fla. Cobb. Sarah Lynn. 2108 Dartmouth Dr.. Durham. N. C. Colclough. Sheila. 4203 Duke Blvd.. Durham. N. C. Connor. Chris. 3100 Mountainbrook Rd.. Charlotte 12. N. C. Dailey. Judy, 423 Sumter Rd., Aiken, S. C. Davis. Ruth. Ill Avondale Dr., Lexington. N. C. DeLuca. Mary Alice. N. 8th Ave.. Mayodan. N. C. Dotts. Margie. 2605 Monument Ave.. Richmond 20, Va. Dove. Dianne, 5225 Carmel Park Dr.. Charlotte 7. N. C. DuBose, Betsy, 280 Hampton Ct.. Athens. Ga. Durham. Anne. 2400 Speed Ave.. Louisville. Ky. Eaves. Suzie. 510 Sherbrook Dr.. High Point. N. C. Eckler. Michele. Chamberlin Blvd.. Fort Pierce. Fla. Edwards. Judv. 909 Greenleigh Rd.. Baltimore 12, Md. Ellis. Mary. 106 Keller Court. Jacksonville. N. C. Eubanks. Martha. 110 Washington St.. Monroe, N. C. Everington. Nancv. 607 Gatewood Ave.. High Point. N. C. Farr. Mary Hnlison. 113 Hawkins Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Fogle. Sheila. 124 Marlin Dr.. Spartanburg. S. C. Franklin, Beth. 3855 Halifax Rd.. Wilmington, N. C. Frazer, Lynn. 620 Enquirer Ave.. Nashville, Tenn. Freeman. Carol. 1013 Tarleton Ave.. Burlington. N. C. Fries. Diane. Box 4. Nashville. N. C. Funk. Harriet. 1211 Hillside Blvd.. Carrcraft. Wilming- ton 9. Del. Gawthrop. Randy. R.D. 1. Northspring. Kennett Square. Pa. Gibb, Courtney, 125 First St.. Front Royal. Va. Givan. Claire. 2316 Abbott Martin Rd., ' Nashville 12, Tenn. Guillet. Judy. 1127 Belgrave Place. Chariotte 3. N. C. Haas. Ann, 1601 45th St.. N.W.. Washington. D. C. Hanks, Vickie. 3 Roller Rd.. Charleston 4, West Va. Harrington. Nancy. 909 Greenville Blvd., Greenville, N. c; Harvard. Susan. 801 37th Ave. North. St. Petersburg. Fla. Hauck. Jane. 3562 Timberlane Dr.. Easton. Pa. Hawk. Mary Jo. R.R. 1. New Palestine, Ind. Hawks. Carol. .509 Valleydale St.. Wilson. N. C. Henderson. Bettv. 2944 St. Andrews Lane. Charlotte 5, N. C. Henretta. Susan. 3101 Br.iokcliff Ct.. Wes ' .wood, Greensboro. N. C. Hinson. Mary Howard. 600 Perry St.. Kinston. N. C. Holland. Linda. 1026 Jefferson Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Hunter. Mary. 325 Charles St.. Henderson. N. C. Jeffords. Marion, No. 3 Scott Rd.. Charleston. West, Va. Jenkins. Olive. 1517 Hermitage Ct.. Durham. N. C. Johnson. Tina. 621 Crescent Dr.. Reidsville. N. C. Johnson, Julia. 2218 Ridge Crest Dr.. Richardson. Tex. Johnson. Leigh. Box 218. Varina, N. C. Jones. Frances. 1710 Queens Rd. West. Charlo ' te. N. C. Jones. Gree. 723 N.W. 3rd Ave.. Delray Beach. Fla. Jones. Susan. 17 Tranquil Ave.. Greenville. S. C. Jordan. Pam. 406 S. 3rd St.. Smithfield. N. C. King. Sallie. 1603 Lucerne Wa). New Bern. N. C. Kirkman. Carrie. 514 Oakland Dr., Elkin, N. C. Kvam. Ingrid. 67 Oak Ave.. Metuchen. N. J. Lane. Mary Ellen. 509 Dogwood Dr.. Chapel Hill. N. C. Leake, Martha. 4425 Sheppard Place. Nashville. Tenn, Lee. Lana. 1442 Briarcliff Rd.. Macon. Ga. Lee. Martv. 520 N. Quaker Lane. Alexandria. Va. Lewis, Cherie. 1805 lv Hill Dr.. McLean. Va. Lineberger, Nancy. 1407 Lilac Rd.. Charlotte. N. C. Litton, Jane, 600 Ashe St., High Point, N. C. WHEN DOWNTOWN PARK AT DOWNTOWN GARAGE Next to Reynolds Building E. G. FOREST CO. INSTITUnONAL FOODS PArk 2.1129 Uy.M) S. Chestnut Street WI ' STO -SALF: I. N. C. TAXI BLUE BIRD CAB, INC. DIAL 722-7121 5 Pa.$senners for the Price oj I 225 N. Trade Street Winston-Salem. N. C. 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Box 626. Jeanette Rd.. Greens- boro. N. C. McNinch. Frances. 16 Ware St.. Ware Shoals. S. C. McPherson. Peggy. 29 Oak Dr.. Durham. N. C. Mabley. Lisa. 812 13th Ave.. Huntington 1. West. Va. Matomson. Stuart. 513 Forest Hill Dr.. Shelby. N. C. Martin. Patsy. 804 Floyd St.. Fairmont. N. C. Mathews. Patsy. 537 Brandonwood Rd. — Ridgefields, Kingsport. Tenn. Mathews. Susan. 537 Brandonwood Rd. — Ridgefields. Kingsport. Tenn. Maurice. Sharon. 820 Barnwell Ave.. Aiken. S. C. Miller. Brett. 151 Pasquotank Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Moore. Camilla. Honey Pod Farm. Washington. N. C. Moore. Cecilia. 201 Park Ave., Kinston. N. C. Moore. Linda. 1225 Crescent Dr.. ReidsviUe. N. C. Morrow, Anne, Box 5. Mandarin. Fla. Morton, Charlotte, 1443 Woodhouse Rd.. Va. Beach. Va. Mould. Diane. 4715 Water Oak Lane, Jacksonville. Fla. Newell. Connie. 1104 N. Edgehili Ct.. Peoria. 111. Olmsted. Jane. 109A Weatherspoon St.. Sanford. N. C. O ' Neal. Judy. C2C University Apts.. 1500 Duke llni- versity Rd., Durham. N. C. Patterson. Isabel, 6221 Riviera Dr.. Coral Gables. Fla. Patton. Sarah, 5957 Lemon Rd.. McLean. Va. Payne. Bets ' . 408 School House Lane. Stafford Wayne. Pa. ' Peterson. Carol Anne. 345 Pennsylvania Ave.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Pifer. Judy. 3817 Somerset Dr., Durham. N. C. Pitts. Betty Hill. 510 Riverside Dr.. Morganton. N. C. Powell. Cassie, Qts. 22. Naval Air Station. Pensacola, Fla. Quick. Carol, 403 Brentwood Dr.. Wilson. N. C. Rhein. Beth. 265 Newman Ave.. Harrisonburg. Va. Rich. Carolyn. 212 Homewood Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Rose. Cheri ' . 600 Archer Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Roughton. Jane. 7 Elliott Dr.. Thomasville. N. C. Sale. Nancy. Rt. 5. Waynesville, N. C. Sands. Robin. River Rd. i Berkshire Dr.. Richmond. Va. Sawyer, Jean, Box 305B. R.D. 2. Nazareth. Pa. Scholtz, Carol Lee, 2209 Queens Rd. East. Charlotte. N. C. Simches, Kathy, 7615 Maury Arch. Norfolk 5. Va. Simpson. Virginia, 220-C New Dr.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Skyrms. Connie. 3609 Jetton Ave.. Tampa. Fla. Smith. Tuck. 2006 Hessian Rd., Charlottesville, Va. Smith. Helen. 1211 Buckingham Rd.. Greensboro. N. C. Smith. Julie. 2808 Ong. Aniarillo, Tex. Smith. Gail. 42 E. Catawba St., Belmont, N. C. Sorenson, Connie, 33 Homer Place, Metuchen, N. J. Stafford. Jeannine. Rt. 9. Box 280. Greensboro, N. C. Sturm. Dolly. 203 Elmwood Dr.. Greensboro, N. C. Taylor. Beth. 1610 Chestnut St.. Wilmington. N. C. Taylor. Priscilla. 38 Wren St.. New Orleans. La. Temple. Frances. 307 Wilson Ave.. Kinston. N. C. Thevenin. Susan. 62 0 Anson St.. Apt. J-22. Winston- Salem, N. C. Thomas. Sallie. 414 Coggeshall St., Oxford, N. C. Tliompson. Tonimie. 132 Louisiana Dr., Little Rock Air Base, Jacksonville. Ark. Thrift. Barry. Box 599, Fayetteville. West Va. Trageser. Myrt. Rt. 3. Pittsboro Rd.. Chapel Hill. N. C. Tuton. Sallie Craig. 76 Gertrude Place. Asheville. N. C. Van Dyck. Donna. 300 Sleepy Hollow Rd.. Richmond 29. Va. Via. Lisa. 163 S. Monterey St.. Mobile. Ala. Wall. Anita. 960 N. 10th ' St.. Albemarle. N. C. Walters. Linda. 6432 Brownlee Dr.. Nashville. Tenn. Ward. Beverly. 4767 Berkeley Ten. Washingtrjn 7. D. C. Watkins. Jane. 2305 Gaddy Dr.. Raleigh. N. C. Weeks. Carol, 1304 Rivershore Rd.. Elizabeth City, N. C. Welch. Mary. 520 West Parkway, High Point, N. C. Wharton. Nancy. 531 Maupin Ave.. Salisbury. N. C. White. Kay. Brem.i Bluff. Va. Wilhelm. Elizabeth. 1620 Kathwood Dr.. Columbia, S. C. Wilkins. Carol. 707 E. Franklin St.. Chapel Hill. N. C. Williams. Laurie. 105 Morningside Dr.. San Antonio, Tex. Willis. Anne. 217 W. Blvd., Laurinburg, N. C. Wooten. Holly, 1006 Harvey Cir., Kinston, N. C. Wynne, Mary, 804 Vickers Ave.. Durham, N. C. FOREIGN STUDENTS Koivistoinen. Paivi-Mirjami. Koskelantie 13 C 19, Helsinki. Finland Nilsson. Lena Anita. Vikingaga ' an 18, Falkenberg, Sweden FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Amen. Dr. Ralph. Faculty Apts.. W-F. Winston-Salem N. C. Austin. Dr. Lucy. 717 Lockland Ave.. Winston-Salem N. C. Avera. Mrs. Frances H.. 514 Lester Lane. Winston Salem. N. C. Bowen. Mrs. Louise C. 207D Cloverdale Apts.. Wins ton-Salem. N. C. Bray. James L.. 24.54 Lyndhurst Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Burrows. John W.. 135 Tucker Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Bush. Miss Jane. 2429 Walker Ave.. Winston-Salem N. C. Bvers. Dr. Inzer. 1605 Paragon Aye.. Winston-Salem N. C. When you need a little lift — depend on Coke Mttfuttt PHONE 723-9615 PEPPER BUILDING— on the Courthouse Squore Roast Beef Steamed Oysters Imported Beer on Tap Compliments of PILOT INSURANCE AGENCY 407 Reynolds BIdg. Winston-Salem, N. C. VOGLER SERVICE Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Dependable Service Since 1858 DIAL PA 2-6101 Byrd, Miss Jess. 803 S. Main St., Winston-Salem. N. C. Campbell. Mr. Rov. 807 S. Church St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Cash. Miss Marv. 1903 Sunnyside Ave.. Winston- Salem, N. C. ■Clauss, Errol, 2385 Jefferson Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Cooper. Mrs. Anna. 19.S0 Robin Hood Rd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Cosby. Bertram O.. HE. Bank St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Curlee, A. T.. 121 Pennsvlvania Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Dobbins. Mrs. Jacqueleene. 479 Pivmouth Ave.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Drunnnond, Mrs. Sue. 4001 Country Club Rd.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Early. Mrs. Patricia. 4130 Student Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Edwards. Tliurinaii. 1950 Butler St.. Winston-Salein. N. C. French. Dr. Carson. 270 Fairfax Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Garcia. Miss Mary Ann. 1015 Carolina Ave.. Apt. 5. Winston-Salem. N. C. Glenn, Mrs. Nell. 2546 Buena Vista. Winston-Salem. N. C. Gramley. Dr. Dale. Salem College. Winston-Salem. N. C. Heidbreder. Mrs. Amy. Strong Residence. Salem Col- lege. Winston-Salem. N. C. He ' demann. Hans. 1221 Watson Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Hill. Dr. Marv. 398 Pivmouth Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Hill. Ralph. 398 Plymouth Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Hills. Dr. Barbara. Facultv Apts.. W-F. Winston-Salem. N. C. Hixson, Dr. Ivey. 803 S. Main St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Homrighous. Dr. Mary. 909 S. Main St.. Winston- Salem, N. C. Honeycutt. Mrs. Fay. 3715 Wabash. O.T. Hts.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Home. Mrs. George Henry. 423 West Bank St.. Wins- ton-Salem, N. C. Jacobowsky, Eugene. 921 S. Main St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Jacobowskv, Mrs. Joan. 921 S. Main St.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Johnson. Miss Virginia. 2406 Elizabeth Ave.. Winston Salem. N. C. Jordan. James M.. 2309 Maplewood Ave.. Winston- Salem, N. C. Karnes. Mrs. Lucia. 429 Weslview Dr.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Kellam. Mrs. Emily. Raleigh. N. C. Lauerman. Mrs. Mary. 1721 Buena Vista Rd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. ' Lewis. Dr. Michael. 311 Biscavne. Winston-Salem. N. C. McLeod, Donald, 188 Euclid St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Mangum, William, 2211 Rosewood Ave.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Medlin. Charles. High Point. N. C. Melvin. Mrs. Mary. 1187 Waughtown St.. Winston- Salem. N, C. Mittemeijer. Mrs. Brigitte. 1012 Lockland Ave.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Mueller. Mrs. Margaret. 1524 Sharon Rd.. W inston- Salem. N. C. Nolle. Dr. Ewald. 1608L Northwest Blvd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Paine. Dr. Stephen. 1015 Academy St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Peterson. Paul. 345 Pennsylvania Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Rickenbacker. B. L.. 2086 S. Hawthorne Rd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Rucker. Henry. 428 S. Main St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Samson. Miss June. 1415 Clover St.. Apt. 5. Winston- Salem. N. C. Sandresky. Clemens. 722 S. Church St.. Winston-Salem, N. C. ■Sandresky, Mrs. Margaret. 722 S. Church St.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Scott. Mrs. Lucile. Rt. 6. Winston-Salem. N. C. Shevvmake. Edwin. 135 Revere Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Simpson. Miss Margaret, 1509 Cloverdale Ave.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Smith. Mrs. Leonidas. 2891 Monticello Dr.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Snow. Mrs. Margaret. 305 Deerglade Rd.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Stowers. Mrs. Marilyn. 433 Kyle Rd.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Sullivan. Dr. Robert. Facuhy Dr.. W-F. Winston-Salem, N. C. Suomalainen. Thomas. 434 S. Trade St.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Thaeler. John S.. 909 S. Church St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Thompson. Clark. 909 S. Church St.. Winston-Salem, N. C. Wendt, Robert. Sims Dr.. Lewisville. N. C. White. Jack. 3070 High Point Rd.. Winslon-Salem, N. C. White. Dr. William. Rt. 4. Winston-Salem. N. C. Williams. Richard. Apt. 5D. Monlicello Apts.. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Wilson. Mrs. Emily. 10-H Wake Forest Apts.. Winston- Salem. N. C. Woodward. Miss Anne. 2385C Ardniore Terrace. Wins- ton-Salem. N. C. Wurtele, Miss Nancy, 913 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs. Ralph Burroivs ! ' ee Susan Steere of SALEM COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHY 118 West Third St. PA 2-8l:!7 Conipliinenis of A DAIRY PRODUCTS Winston-Salem, N. C. PA 3-0311 k ' i ' wuMmA: -ilOHfJImSf 1 JSobbitU COLLEGE PHARMACY GETREAl ' fM COR. HAWTHOR.NE i LOCKLAND Phone PA 3-1867 WI sTON-SALEM, N. C. PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS mmH ' JJ, I Bobbins Downstairs Store INVITATIONS 7-UP CENTER PIECES FAVORS YOUR PARTY NAPKINS COMPLETE ENSEMBLES THIRST GIFTS AND TOYS BRIDGE ACCESSORIES AWAY MONOGRAMMING SALEMITES Enjoy Dinner Tonight MEET AT THE at PETER PAN Howard Johnson ' s RESTAURANT 825 S. Marshall Phone PA 5-3181 SIZZLING CHARCOAL STEAKS FAMOUS SEAFOOD PLATTERS COMPLETE DINNERS A LA CARTE STEAKS SALADS OPEN DAILY SEAFOOD 6:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Phones: PA 2-1196 - PA 2-1197 - PA 5-1209 Hanes Produce Co., Inc. 637 N. Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Conii a ulaliuns lo the Seniors McPhail ' s China, Silver. Crystal and Fine Jewelry 410 Spruce Street Thruway Shopping Center Known for fine linen Lingerie and novelties Visit WILLIAM McCALL Art Linen Shop 408 North Spruce Street Win lon-Salem, N. C. Shop with Confidence at BELK-STEVENS CO. COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success and Happiness during the years lo come MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHIONS Corner Liberty and Third Streets in Winston-Salem Compliments of JOHN E. PFAFF AND SONS Plumbing Heating Contractors 819 S. Marshall Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Alton F. Pfaff. Owner Compliments of Colonial Jfurniture (jops, inc. 2!J40 Waughtovvn Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina The Home of Quality Furniture THE IDEAL West Fourth Street ' The Best Place to Shop After All Home Owned — Home Operated Beauty by Germaine Montcil -7 m THE FASHION STORES r i i)t talent Poofe tore Salem College Winston-Salem, N. C. Fashion Is Our Middle Name parkway plaza downtown reynolda manor Compliments of dick anderson travel service 315 WEST FIFTH STREET WI STON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA A STORE FAITHFULLY SERVING THE HOME TOWN OF WINSTON-SALEM -TMltl ' l HO riACI. ' UKI Kowr PHONE PA 2-5118 550 N. Liberty Street Sa ly Day. class oj 1965. Win. lon-Salem. North Carolina FOR NICE THINGS TO WEAR AND RELAXED SUBURBAN SHOPPING VISIT ii )tt{ w ' Jtd t HOME OF LANZ DRESSES AND SMART SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES LOCATED IN THE THRLIlf ' AY SHOPPING CENTER. PHONE PA 5-8519 OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9 - Mon. Thru Fri. Compliments of Rominger Furniture Co. Liberty Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Established in 190U Complimenis oj PETER W. BLUM SON SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 805 North Trade Street Winston-Salem . N. C. m Optical Co. Prescription Opticians Opera and Sport Glasses CONTACT LENSES 207 West Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. School Needs Gifts Greeting Cards Fountain Pens HINKLE ' S BOOK STORE 425 N. Trade Street and Parkway Plaza Shopping Center Phone PA 5-0213 ROBERT ROLLINS BLAZERS, Inc. 242 Park Avenue South New York 3, N. Y. SPECIALIZED BLAZER SERVICE TO Schools Colleges Golf Clubs Sororities Fraternities Honor Societies Classes Athletic Teams Awards Committees Rands Glee Clubs Choral Groups DOWNTOWN AND PARKWAY PLAZA Girls on the go — go Jacards MARVEL ' S, INC. MAJOR LINES AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS Stratford at Westview PA 2-614.3 The Portraits in this Yearbook Were Made By SMITH STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Official Portrait Photographers for the 1965 SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS PORTRAITS AND APPLICATION PICTURES MAY BE ORDERED FROM US FROM YOUR SCHOOL ANNUAL NEGATIVES 14 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of WINSTON-SALEM Downtown and Thruway Shopping Center %WIV Afl ' i Ganvpus Shop TRADITIONAL CLOTHING AND SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN 424 W. FOURTH STREET WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA ISan Berry Says heautifiil shoes can be eomfortable when fitted by ?7e WIN STON • SALEM NOW ANY WOMAN CAN BE FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT With Security ' s Women ' s Optional In- come Plan — available only to women — you can supplement Social Security benefits and guarantee yourself an ade- quate life income. Its cost is specially in line with the working girl ' s paycheck, the housewife ' s pin money. Security is something for EVERY WOMAN to think about. When you do, wh y not call someone trained to help you best: GORRELL SIEWERS AGENCY 420 North Spruce Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Phone: PArk 2-2578 Charles N. Siewers, C.L.U. Spencer C. Waggoner Wade H. Moser Walter Brown R. Ray Holder David Kesler Lynwood Hurst Vernie Snider Mills Taylor, C.L.U. William F. Hartsell James L. Wolfe Jim Zimmerman Dave Covington John Brooks SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY 1889 1965 WINSTON-SALEM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE 115 West Third Street Telephone 722-5173 BRANCH OFFICE Thruwoy Shopping Center Telephone 724-5595 WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES 76 YEARS OF CONTINVOVS SERVICE LAMP POST EXQUISITE FOOTWEAR 422 West Fourth Street BOWLING at its best Major League Lanes 151 S. Stratford Kd. 30 MODERN LANES Salem College Students Welcomed At Special Rates of 3 Games $1.00 9-6 Daily 9-3 Saturda FIREBIRD GASOLINE AND PURE HEATING OILS SUPERIOR OIL CO. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING CO. Compliments of acoc .-StiMcd e . 501 West Fourth St. Winston-Solem, N. C. Ut YoUT Host from ( oast n (.oasl ' ' 127 S. CHERRY ST WINSTON-SALEM TRAVEL AGENCY Telephone 723-5594 HOTEL JACK TAR BUILDING WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA PEPSI-COLA PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of WInston-Solem, Inc. 1664 Stadium Drive Phone PA 3-1892 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 GIFTS FOR THE MEN ■orma n ' StocktonH nc SHIRTS FOR THE GIRL Hi ' ifl zi inAii ON THE CAMPUS OF WAKE FOREST COLLEGE LTJ3 604 N. CHERRY ST. cZ+otel J- chctl C. Met and (J[ lt) ; alcin Bining l oom If ' inslon-Salem, fourth Carolina JAKE WEBSTER. General Manager I ' h.in.- I ' :-!-l!iI,H ,il Maikrl lUiil.lirifi TWIN CITY PACKING COMPANY, INC. Native and Western Beef ■Veal - Pork Wholesale Provisions Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE SAUSAGES WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. PHONE 722-6634 Order by Phone . . . Ready When You Arrive Morris Service Coffee Shop OPEN 5:30 A.M. TO II P.M. George and Paul 403 W, Fourth Street, Winston-Salem, N. C, WE SERVE U. S. CHOICE MEATS ' Myi i DOWNTOWN — NORTHSIDE YOUR FASHION CENTER — - 4th and Cherry Streets Smart Fashions for Men and Boys Ladies Sportsn-ear Compliments of out ' Kite VENETIAN BLIND SPAWNING CO MANUFACTURERS Venetian Blinds - Awnings - Window Shades - Drapery Hardware Window Screens - Folding Doors 510 South Marshall Street DIAL PA 2-5205 Wi te COMPLIMENTS OF m i WINSTON-SALEM ' S FINEST SUPER MARKETS KELLY OFFICE MACHINES S. .Stratford Roar! at Expressway Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Sales Service Rentals Supplies Teleplione 723-7373 IBBHI 1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS The Class of 1965 Piedmont Federal Savings and Loan Association Winston-Salem, North Carolina mjM TEAK hOu e Winston-Salem Leading Restaurants WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS Now Serving You in Two Convenient Locations 107 LOCKLAND AVENUE and 300 SOUTH STRATFORD ROAD (Thru-way Shopping Center) Winston-Salem, N. C. nu FRANK L. BLUM CONSTRUCTION CO. 830 25TH STREET, N.E. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. TELEPHONE 724-5528 Earth Moving Garden Stores Asphalt Paving Landscaping COMPLIMENTS OF L. A. Reynolds Company Ladies ' Smart Shop Telephone PA 5-3523 - 1100 W. First THRUWAY SHOPPING CENTER Winston-Salem. N. C. WINSTON-SAEEM, N. C. da yau kwuanv • • • that you are graduating into one of the most promising areas of the nation? A recent urban research study forecasts a linear city for the 300 miles stretching through the industrial Carolinas. Here, in the 20,000 S((uare miles served by Duke Power, scores of thriving towns connect busy cities. Research centers, colleges and universities, and hundreds of industries thrive. Here in the Carolinas Crescent, there is real challenge and opportunity. There is a place for you to fill, a job for you to do, in an exciting future that begins -right now. DUKE POWER FARMER ' S DAIRY 2720 N. Morshall Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ANGUS CATTLE REGISTERED HILLSIDE FARM GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. C. PINE HALL BRICK AND PIPE CO., INC. WINSTON-SALEM, N. 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