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T Gramley Library SaJerr Winston-Salem, N.C. 2710S SMVi CLASS... .never runt scared. Ji IS ca sure-footed and confident that it can handle -whatever comes alonj. . . . rtever -makes excuses- Ji takes lumps a-nd learns from vast mistakes. ■•■. besfeaks an aristocracy unrelated to ancestors or -money. r -walk -with kinas and keep its virtue and talk -with cro-wds and- keep the cowmcm touch. Lverijove is cowjortaUe with the -person -who has class because she is comfortable -witk herself. | r â– â– H rT| M . . . s ut e - f o oi e £ and. conjidcnr rfW i a k e 5 I um-p 5 and L j r o m -Past â– V 5 Sin a. L e a r y 5 stakes... w h 1 N v • r— . ' - Ym . . . b e s jye a k-5 ar aristocracy â– ur r e I a t e d to an c e s i o r s or mo n e i s t o c r a c y 12 - ' 13 14 â– wa Ik with k i n 3 Reef i t 5 virtue... talk v t i in. cr o vui . . . k e e -p the to -mm o -n Touch... 15 Tlv e r m o jie is c o -mf ort ab L e wild i v e -p er s o-n -wk o has class because she is comfortable wiik herself 16 -iors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, seniors, JCUCt A.y - JUJbCU. JkJjc ui 1 . A 4«jtAcufUl ' -V.V MffWb fgLM - I Nancy Haynie — Treasurer; jean Fleming — President; Greta Hassel — Secre- tary; Beth Turnage — Vice President SSMOKS Salem has nurtured and prepared another class for the outside world — the Seniors of 1980. They have risen from shy freshmen to confident seniors. They have learned from their academic education as well as their day-to-day living education. The seniors have survived their first Founder ' s Day and seen the name changed to Fall Fest. They have seen the inauguration of a new President at Salem. They have watched three classes before them prepare ' and graduate. Seniors have watched themselves prepare for graduation: term papers, lecture assemblies, exams, critiques, labs — they have succeeded in all. Their success, however, is not measured by grades, it is measured by what they have learned. And so now it is their turn to say good-bye as they have accomplished four major goals — their freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior years. But ' ' if ever you would leave us, how could it be in springtime? B â– fl _ • â– K23S H m SBr B 8 ra Kl8 ,_lMS_ M mSGSML H W3K - â– M Cherry Denise Baity BA — Economics and Economics- Management Rebecca Gaye Baggett BA — Classical Languages Wimton-Salcm, North Carolina â– i M ' â– ma0Mm m ' tL m m— - W _ ml u 4 ' 4 k j IV 4m II , i | J . j ■— |HH Emily Nance Barefoot BA — Home Economics Wilmington, North Carolina flPwJB - ' ,â– I jt i 1 H : 2H Mary Elizabeth Barnes BS — Home Economics Winston-Salem. North Carolina Helen Louise Beck BM — Piano Performance Wendell, North Carolina Kathryn Blades BA — Drama and English Elizabeth City, North Carolina Anne K. Biggers BS — Biology Charlotte, North Carolina . Ann Leigh Blankinship BA — Economics-Management l ynchburg, Virginia Mi S3t Mary Heath Bryant BA — Psychology Hertford. North Carolina Elizabeth Tyree Bryan BA — Sociology and Home Economics Charlotte, North Carolina ) ! _ , : V ' ? Karoline Calhoun BM — Music and Voice Performance Severna Park, Maryland _ Tamara K. Capshaw BA — Economics-Management and Classical Languages Winston-Salem, North Carolina â– â– â– h MB Laura Maria Castellanos del Valle BA — French and Spanish Raleigh, North Carolina Caroline Parker Cella BS — Biology Powhatan, Virginia Anna Kathryn Coble BA — Sociology and Education High Point, North Carolina Valerie Sue Clark BA — Sociology and Economics-Management Stockbridge, Georgia Sally Patricia Cooledge BA — Economics-Management, Economics, and Sociology mstfi Atlanta, Georgia 4nne Carter Craddock BA — English and Sociology L ynchburg, Virginia ' Susan Melissa Cothran BA — Economics and Economics-Management Burlington, North Carolina II [ Bonnie Darlene Criswell BM — Voice Winston-Salem, North Carolina Mary Brooke Craddock BA — Economics-Management and American Studies Lynchburg, Virginia £H fflg Carol Crawford BA — Psychology Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina H l - i;- ' -tv : IBmH! -..«. .• â– sm HM BJR TrT Cornelia Ellen Davis BA — Economics-Management and Sociology Raleigh, North Carolina â– â– : â– 1 i â– .;X , Mary Lynette Delbridge BA — English and Music Goldsboro, North Carolina wx Ml â– Debra L. Emerson BA — Economics-Management and Modern Foreign Languages (German) Asheboro, North Carolina Mary Wagner Farrell BS — Home Economics Winston-Salem, North Carolina Rebecca Wofford Evatt BA — German and Economics-Management Charleston, South Carolina H cii Jean Griffin Fleming BA — History and Sociology Smithfield, North Carolina H 8CJS« Cameron Ward Frey BA — History Lynchburg, Virginia â– W9!B â– â– P m Jennifer Susan Gardner BA — Psychology and Learning Disabilities Lumberton, North Carolina Catherine Gordon Fuller BS — Biology Hickory, North Carolina Kathleen E. Giles BA — Economics-Management and Sociology Longwood, Florida V Sally Mays Hale BS — Psychology Johnson City, Tennessee â– ,- ? ' lt==)n •■Greta Louise Hassel BA — Religion Lynchburg, Virginia Jane Heykoop Hatley BA — Art Therapy Charlotte, North Carolina Nancy Blake Haynie BA — Psychology, Learning Disabilities, and Elementary Education Sumter, South Carolina m Jill Angela Henon BA — English Haverford, Pennsylvania Lois Elizabeth Hicks BA — English Winston-Salem North Carolina Marcia Jean High BA — Modern Foreign Languages (Spanish) and History Smithfield, North Carolina Kim Suzanne Hineline BA — Psychology High Point, North Carolina Diana Jolliff BA — Psychology and Learning Disabilities Asheville, North Carolina Genevieve Howard BA — English and German Statesville, North Carolina (M 1 . « f, V Emily Melinda Kerley BA — Economics-Management, Economics, and Sociology Charlotte, North Carolina i mSSe S am Katherine Lee Knapp BA — American Studies and Economics Lexington, Virginia I â– â– t 1 — « V V a.. Mary Kathryn Langsenkamp BA — Economics-Management Ft. Lauderdale, Florida F± I Susan Patricia Maley BA — History Richmond, Virginia Mary Holley Markley BA — English and Learning Disabilities Fayetteville, North Carolina v.. Barbara McAllister BA — History Mill Spring, North Carolina Susanne McCaskill BA — Art History Asheville, North Carolina Mary Glenn McCausland BA — Economics, Economics-Management, and Sociology Lynchburg, Virginia Kathryn Fleming Miller BA — Psychology and Learning Disabilities Asheville, North Carolina Patricia McGlaughon Miller BA — Psychology and Learning Disabilities Raleigh, North Carolina • ' • Caroline Mason Moore BA — History and Art History Kinston, North Carolina uii Mary Mooza BS — Psychology and Learning Disabilities Newport News, Virginia Elizabeth Mumby BA — Sociology and Economics-Management W. Palm Beach, Florida I A I â– 5$ i s IV 3il H v 5 iitaa ' $ £ en Woodford Newton BA — History Roanoke, Virginia m H H Martha Jane Sparks Nye BA — Philosophy and History Winston-Salem, North Carolina 35H • Caron Peterson BA — Sociology and Psychology Greenville, South Carolina m N Sheila Darlene Pope BA — Economics-Management and Sociology Kernersville, North Carolina Stephanie Reich Porter BA — History Cincinnati, Ohio Kelly Reagan BA — History and Sociology Winston-Salem, North Carolina Amy Evangeline Poteat BA — Math, Chemistry, and Spanish Miami, rlorida Penelope Ann Ritter BS — Economics-Management Manhasset, New York Susan Leigh Robinson BA — History and Economics-Management St. Pauls, North Carolina — Elizabeth Ward Rogers BA — History and Education Lumberton, North Carolina M Victoria Warren Russell BA — Economics-Management Winston-Salem, North Carolina Elizabeth Marsh Sanders BA — Economics-Management and Sociology Raleigh, North Carolina Helen Blum Smith BS — Home Economics Mt. Airy, North Carolina Mishew Ellen Smith BA — History Raleigh, North Carolina Pam Snyder BA — Economics Clemmons, North Carolina Tracy Sprinkle BA — Art Therapy Danville, Virginia m Pennie Maria Stephens BA — Sociology and Economics-Management Wilson, North Carolina Deborah Ellen Taft BA — Psychology Charlotte, North Carolina Myrtle Mildred Thomasson BA — Art History Newnan, Georgia M Giselle Elizabeth Thompson BA — Economics and Economics-Management St. Augustine, Florida smsi H m cr Persis Thomson BA — Psychology Lynchburg, Virginia Donna Lee Tipton BA — Economics-Management and Sociology Roanoke, Virginia Miriam Lynn Thornton BA — History and Learning Disabilities Newton Grove, North Carolina â– f I H Carolyn Elizabeth Toney BA — History and Art History Wake Forest, North Carolina MP Ann Catherine Todd BM — Music Education Staunton, Virginia Anne Torbert BA — Sociology and History Lynchburg, Virginia 7  Arie Tubb BM — Organ Performance Waynesville, North Carolina Elizabeth Turnage BA — Economics Farmville, North Carolina â– I I (S $ J i Betsy Jean Vance BA — English Greensboro, North Carolina â– â– I Martha Lynn Walker BA — American Studies and Sociology Sumter, South Carolina Julie Weeks BA — Psychology and Sociology Fayetteville, North Carolina Elizabeth Ann Whitehurst BA — Economics and Economics — Management Greenville, North Carolina Margaret Rose Whitesides BA — History and Art History Castonia, North Carolina ,V â– y ft n Beverly Ann Williams BA — Chemistry Fayetteville, North Carolina â– in • â– i t 4 1 1 • Mishew Cooper Williams BA — History Raleigh, North Carolina Paula Anne Young BS — Home Economics Asheboro, North Carolina Dottie W. Wines BA — Economics — Management and Modern Foreign Languages (Spanish) Lakeland, Florida « r Sure, and may there be a road before you and it bordered with roses, the likes of which have ne ' er been smelt or seen before ... — An Irish Bless- ing — V: if fULOC WNTYDU You can never lose that which you remember. Mary jane H. Tony â– H â– STOWS Ellen Culler — Vice-President; Stephanie Howell — Treasurer; Jane Williamson — President; Sarah Sledd — Secretary 9-HfflOKS — KSAT V ?0K ZOMOKKOW Class never runs scared. It is sure-footed and confident that it can handle whatever comes along. There may have been times when many juniors wanted to run scared. What was all this future business? Will I ever survive my genetics course? Will the work ever stop, but most of all will we ever be seniors? The junior year is a year of anticipation and at the same time a year of longing for it never to end. Sure-footed and confident, the juniors were ready for whatever lies ahead. 60 Adams, Melanie Aiken, Ann Andrews, Donna Arant, Cynthia Austin, Ann Baynard, Elisabeth Br ice, Cynthia Calhoun, Harriet Calhoun, Karoline Carmichael, Melissa Chambers, Ruthie Chapman, Betsie 61 â– Clark, Ruth Cox, Marion Cleveland, Patricia Dorsett, jody Conway, Betsy Dyar, Holly £ Corbett, Shannon Fairey, Moyer Fenton, Brenda Ferchaud, Marguerite Ford, Paula Francis, Flizabeth 62 Frantz, Diane Greer, Leesa Cre gg, Frances Hales, Laverne I Hanes, lanie Hatz, Susan Hendrix, Amy Hinkle, Clizaberh Holland, Laura Horton, Beth Howell, Stephanie Hunt, Stephanie 63 Inglesby, Amy James, Rosemary Jolley, Tammy Katrosh, Paula King, Stephanie Lee, Elizabeth Leonard, Nancy Lester, Anne Liles, Teresa Lunsford, Debbie Mahan, Gwendolyn McCollum, Carolyn 64 Miller, Susan Monroe, Amy Moore, Martha Myers, Lauren Nelson, Kristina Pope, Marion Morrow, Mary Presbrey, Natalie Reinhardt, Margaret Robertson, Julianne Robinson, Nina Savoca, Donna 65 r Smith, Mary Schonk, Rebecca Shearin, Leslie Sherrill, Julia Sledd, Sarah Tate, Nancy Thomas, Martha Thompson, Kimberly £ £i Try, Helen Walker, Elaine Watson, Mary Weddle, Nelissa 66 White, Britt Williamson, Jane Wilson, Dee I 67 — Carol Ann Moorhead — Vice-President; Jackie Bacoate Erika Pitcher — Secretary; Allison Huff — President Treasurer; SOPMOMOKSS - A PAKZ 09 ZMS ZRAWZJOtf Class never makes excuses. It takes lumps and learns from past mistakes. This describes the sophomores. Still a part of Salem ' s new blood, they had learned from their freshman year and had begun to feel the warmth of Salem as a home. Excited and organized, they began work on the Sophomore-Senior Banquet in August. Fund raising became a slogan for the Class of ' 82; Anticipating dances instead of wondering what they would be like- Conquering sophomore slump. This year was an exciting, learning experience. As they waved good-bye to their sister class, the seniors, they learned what it means to be a part of that special Salem tradition. 68 Abernathy, Flora Acker, Mary Amsbury, Laura Bacoate, Jacqueline Baird, Mary Baker, Susan Baldridge, Fordham Bass, Alisa 1 1 Becknell, Allison Bennett, Kathryn Bennick, Denise Berryman, Brenda 69 Biswell, Elizabeth Blanton, Barbara Brendle, Adelia Brooks, Linda Brooks, Patricia Brugh, Spencer Buice, Allison Caluori, Elizabeth Casstevens, Nancy Clark, Catherine Collins, Laura Connolly, Kaycee 70 Coudriet, Nancy Davis, Katie Dooley, Mitzi Craver, Catherine Davis, Laurie Ellington, Monica Credle, Jamie £ Davis, Margaret Elliott, Patricia Daley, Margaret Dial, Jennifer Cudy, Karen Fargason, Pamela Fleeman, Angeline Fox, Mary Foy, Jessica , France, Leigh Frederick, Elizabeth Furst, Deborah Gallimore, Suzanne Gentry, Joan Giersch, Van Gilliam, Grace Godwin, Lisa 72 Cray, Mary Guiles, Babbi Harris, Sarah Hasty, Elizabeth Hayes, Christian Heath, Cynthia Hill, Caroline Hoyle, Roberta 1 Huff, Alison tmeson, Nancyanne Ingram, Jennifer Jacumin, Emilie 73 d«f - - - lenkinson, Cecily Jones, Grace Kruea, Loree Lasley, Jennifer Lindenmuth, Polly Littleton, Missy Locke, Leslie Lovering, Virginia Luckhardt, Lucy Lynch, Lisa Mann, Melanie Matson, Keiko 74 Mattson, Kathy Mayer, Elizabeth McCall, Leslie McKee, Georgia I Miefert, Lisa Miller, Kate Modlin, Ruth Moliter, Nanette Moor, Patricia Moore, Gail Moore, Katherine Moorhead, Carol â– m 75 Murray, Lisa McMurria, Anne Newton, Julia Nolde, Allison Norris, Ann Page, Sarah Patterson, Ian Penland, Neia Potts, Allyson Purser, Rhonda Rea, Lisa Renn, Susan lb Rhodes, Margaret Richardson, Lee Robinette, Sarah Rogers, Mary £Y0 £ Ross, Elizabeth Rowan, Sherry Salapong, Jasminda Scott, Lauren © ft : 1 Secrest, Mary Simon, Sabrina Singletary, Julie Sloan, Cheryl 77 I fo p Stepp, Karen Tiffany, Susan Strickland, Lynne Taylor, Dorsey Tomlinson, Anne Tucker, Mercer Taylor, Elizabeth Tuggle, Mary Umbarger, Heidi Walker, Wynne Watts, Kent Wiegel, Mary 78 ©ffc Williams, Cynthia Williams, Tina Winburn, Karen Winston, Gwendolyn 79 â– Liz Denton — Vice-President; Ellen Hamrick — Secretary; Kelly Corpening — President; Margaret Poindexter — Treasurer (Not Pictured) OUK 3UZUKS This past summer and fall has produced a spate of publicity about the perils of the future for small private colleges, said President Morrill at his inauguration. This is where freshmen begin. Freshmen are the future of our small institution. Their freshness, innocence and desire for a college education ' guarantee that Salem will have a futun Throughout the ' 79- ' 80 year, freshmen have shyly amended Orientation; vivaciously survived their first Fall Fest; and determinedly conquered the perils of their freshmen term paper. They were a part of the Salem family when they arrived, but now they are a part of the Salem tradition. They are our future. Abt, Lisa Barnes, Frances ) Bennett, Mary Adams, Margaret Anderson, Nina Baker, Alisa Bishop, Tami Blackwelder, Elizabeth Brown, Ann Brown, Ellen Brown, Janelle Burns, Patricia 81 â– ? Butler, Susan Combs, Martha Capshaw, Teri Corpening, Kelly Cobb, Dana Cory, Dorothy Collins, Elisabeth Craft, Mary Crone, Elizabeth Crook, Caroline Cuthbertson, Ann Daniel, Sarah 82 Dayton, Wendy Deatherage, Susan Denton, Elizabeth Elmore, Robin Enderle, Denie Estes, Vicki Finley, Susan Fogleman, Lesley Friedman, Margaret Carron, Cennifer Graham, Nan Hamrick, Ellen 83 â„¢ Harris, Mary Hartzog, Sharon Henderson, Sherry Hennings, Ellen Herrmann, Susan Hester, Laura Hinkle, Sara Hotchkiss, Catrina Husbands, Lisa Jacobs, Therese Johnson, Ann Johnson, Linde 84 Keller, Katherine Kitchen, Bonnie Koontz, Mary Lassiter, Kimberly Lawless, Clizabeth Leeper, Valerie Leonard, Dee Leutze, Leigh Lewis, Mary Lewis, Shelley Locke, Martha Lopez, Rebecca 85 .— V ft £} Mackey, Barbara McMullen, Heidi Martin, Anna Milam, Jean Matthews, Anne Miller, Clai Mays, Amanda Miller, Johanna Milligan, Dianne Moye, Karen Neal, Laura Neal, Lauren 86 ft £fc © Northen, Mimi Norvell, Jean O ' Dell, Lou Ann Owusu, Janet Partee, Laura Pattison, Janice Poindexter, Margaret Potter, Margaret Richardson, Jane Rogers, Linda Salter, Leigh Samvek, Janet _______ San ford. Amy Sheperd, Bobbie Smith, Mona Smith, Sally Smith, Sharon Solms, Kelly Stephenson, Rebekah Talbert, Catherine Tate, lynn Taylor, Paula Thies, Mary Thomas, Elizabeth 88 Townsend, Amy Juggle, Lynn Vinson, Kathy Waters, Elizabeth I Watson, Judith Weinel, Laurie White, Diane White, Shari Williams, Sarah Wright, Barbara Wruck, Krista 89 T eCMS MONOKS y, alpha lambda delta, student government association, dansalems, fremdendieneri SJQMZS Am WSJQMZS Sights and Insights is the archive of our year at Salem. With the turning of these pages . . . . . . we remember our tradition . . . we remember our year ' s moments through our friend ' s faces . . . . . . and as time passes, the days at the square are ours once again. Editor: Marcia High Business Manager: Cherry Baity Associate Editor: Stephanie King Special thanks for pho- tography: Cookie Snyder (The Winston-Salem Senti- nel; Nancy Stephens Ros Chostner Julie Singletary, Allison Buice — Art Editor, Nan Barefoot, Monica Ellington — Class Editor, Sonny Nolde, Elizabeth Hinkle, Carol Crawford, Nancy Fuller — Club Honors Editor, Karen Eudy, Julie Rischer, Elizabeth Baynard, Clai Miller. 92 SX8CUZJVS KOAKT) Kathy Maracas, lane Hatley, Diana jolliff, Susan Maley, Ellen Newton, Jennie Smith. The Executive Board is composed of the Student Government officers and the Honor Council chairman. The duties of the board include co-ordinating the functions of the Student Council, appointing all major committees necessary for the work of the Association, and acting as a liason between students and faculty. President: Diana Jolliff 93 CSG3SZA zm KOAKT) The Legislative Board ' s duties include acting upon any proposed changes in policy, regulations, or Student Government constitutions and its By-Laws and considering for acceptance any group on campus that wishes to organize into an active club. The Board also makes public any information concerning proposed changes and new petitions. Chairman: Susan Maley Kathy Marakas, lean Fleming, Laura Collins, Cindy Arant, Kathy Mattson, Susan Maley, Diana Jolliff, Jenny Smith, Jane Williamson, Maggie Whitesides, Nancy Coudriet, Persis Thompson, Ellen Newton. 94 Chairman: Jennie Smith Executive Finance Board serves the college by setting the budget for the next college year, by approving fund-raising projects, and by studying the financial operation of each club in relation to the stated purpose of the organization. The Board also keeps the student body informed of the financial activities of the organizations on campus. exeeuzjve hmms xoakd Sarah Hinkle, Erika Pitcher, Je .lie Smith, Betsy Chapman, Holly Mark ley. 95 â– Students at Salem are honor bound not to lie, cheat, or steal. Honor Council functions to enforce this honor code. By doing so, Honor Council upholds a Salem tradition which has become a backbone of the college community. Chairman: Ellen Newton MONOK. eowejz wzskdokm Ellen Newton, Vickie Russell, Julie Rischer, Ruthie Clark, Flora Abernethy, Susan Gardner, Diana Jolliff, Giselle Thompson, Moyer Fairey. Susan Gardner, Sarah Page, Mary Allen Waller, Jane Hatley, Katie Davis, Laverne Hales, Caroline Cella, Katherine Knapp. Chairman: Katherine Knapp Interdorm regulates the on-campus housing. Interdorm worl.s closely with the House Councils in matters concerning student social infractions and the re-evaluation of the house rules. % tmm Maggie Whitesides, Lee Richardson, Kelly Corpening, Susanne McCaskill, Lynnette Delbridge, Stephanie King, Lisa Ovington, Marcia High, Susan Cothran, Debra Emerson, Ellen Culler, Cindy Arant, Julia Owen, Greta Hassel, Kathy Glover, Laura Castellanos del Valle, Lillian Goldthwaite, Holly Dyar, Carol Ann Moorehead, Patsy Miller, Beth Turnage, Beverly Williams, Mary Morrow, Mary Foster. Chairman: Maggie Whitesides SAB acts as a clearing house for all campus ex- tra-curricular activities. In doing this the Board helps avoid conflicts in meetings and duplications of purposes for various clubs and committees on campus. SZUDSJVZ ACZJVKJ8S BOAR® COUMJC Julie Singletary, Liz Blackwelder, Jean Norvell, Linda Brooks, Maria Deatherage, Bjarki Sveinbjornsson, Donna Smith, Nancy Leonard, Cornelia Outten, Ann Austin, Julia Owen. Chairman: Julia Owen SAC is an organization which sponsors activities on campus to enrich student life. The committee also sets social standards and regulations for Salem students. 97 f â– â– MMI wun Big Four sponsors the Freshman Mixer, Interclub and I.R.S. Weekends as well as two other dances. The club provides an outlet for student ideas and participation in planning Salem ' s social activities while upholding the school ' s high social standards. Holly Dyar, Katherine Knapp, Giselle Thompson, Monica McGurn, Martha Moore, Beth Francis, Britt White, Ann Biswell, Donna Savoca, Amanda Mays, Amy Hendrix, Sarah Sledd, Cathy Maracas, Kent Watts, Liz Calouri, Stephanie Howell, Caroline Moore, Cigi McCee, Brenda Berryman, Ann Appich, Harriet Calhoun, Betsy Walker, Gail Moore, Lillian Goldthwaite, Liz Lee. â– 98 OKJSWZA ZJON eOMMJZZSS Sarah Page, Martha Walker, Ellen Newton, Stephanie King, Kattie Davis, Joan Gentry, Angeline Fleeman, Moyer Fairey, Kathy Maracas, Elizabeth Frederick, Lisa Godwin, Jane Hatley, Meggins Reinhardt, Kaycee Conally, Mary Allen Waller, Ruthie Clark, Lynn Pethel, Cindy A rant, Diana Jolliff, Van Giersch, Sheila Pope, Mercer Tucker, Caroline Cella, Giselle Thompson, Flora Abernathy, Katherine Knapp, Laverne Hales. Chairman: Martha Walker Fremdendienerin is fortunate in that, by working with the Admissions Office, the club can help Salem grow. By giving campus tours and by hostessing overnights, Fremdendienerin gives a student view of Salem to prospective students. The club continues the tradition of welcoming strangers to the Salem Community. From the welcome signs on the interstate to the signs on Main Hall to the bright red T-shirts, the Orientation Committee gave the freshmen a big warm welcome. From panels to book discussions to tests, the freshmen were introduced to the academic world at Salem. And from skits to songs to sundaes, they learned of fun and sisterhood. Chairman: Martha Walker Grace Warren, Amy Poteat, Martha Walker, Julie Mitchell, Kelly Solms, Lisa Hopkins, Debbie Furst, Mary Mig Smith, Melanie Adams, Ellen Hamrick, Anne McMurria, Elizabeth Taylor, Amanda Mays, Sue Finley, Melissa Weddle, Kathy Marakas, Lisa Godwin, Laverne Hales. 3KSJWDSJWJ8MKW 99 V ' puna e a zjows koakd Chairman: Laura Castellanos del Vatle Secretary: Marcia High The Publications Board regulates and governs matters concerning student publications at Salem. In doing this the Board promotes a professionalism in campus publications which is exemplary of the college community. Cherry Baity, Marcia High, Laura Castellanos del Valle, Giselle Thompson, Lynnette Delbridge, James Jordan. Giselle Thompson, Nancy Coudriet, Katherine Craver, Laura Castellanos del Valle, Missy Littleton, Arie Tubb, Robin Elmore, Persis Thompson, Lucy Luckhardt, Pam Snyder, Joan Gentry, Laverne Hales. SMSMKS Editor: Laura Castellanos del Valle The school ' s paper, Salemite, has been serving the college community since 1920. In keeping with the tradition of open and thorough communication found on campus, the newspaper keeps Salem informed of events both within and beyond the square. Incunabula ' s primary function is to publish a fall and spring issue each year containing prose, poetry, musical compositions, and art work. In order to stimulate interest in the arts, Incunabula also sponsors events such as lectures, poetry workshops, art shows and films. JMUMKUCA Jill Henon, Lynette Delbridge, Paula Ruth Ford, Jo Stephenson, Helen Beck, Leslie McCall, Liza Ovington, Fran Johnson, Cindy Williams, Lisa Smith, Lou Ann O ' Dell. E ditor: Lynnette Delbridge 101 vV hi Co-Chairmen: Laura Lindsey Melanie Adams The Exam Committee oversees the Self-Schedule Exam System. In doing so, the committee works in accordance with the Honor Code by enforcing all regulations concerning the exam procedure. 8XAM eoMMKzee eceezjom commjzzbs The Elections Committee reviews and evaluates the procedures for each election. The committee determines the election proceedings and the eligibility of the applications. It is also the duty of the committee to run the elections from the preparation of the application forms to the counting of the votes. , Anne Carter Craddock, Diana Jolliff, Catherine Fuller, Margaret Davis, Jennifer Dial, Martha Moore, Melissa Carmichael, Amanda Mays, Beth Frances, Mary Bryant, Donna Smith, Ellen Newton, Betsy Bryan. 102 } â– Â Day Student Association works to involve the day students in many aspects of the Salem Community. Under the direction of this association, day students are offered the opportunity of participation in all campus activities. President: Sheila Pope my ' szwdsnz 1 ASSOC JA ZJON Sheila Pope, Cheryl Sloan, Kim Newton, Melissa Carmichael, Tammy Bishop, Ellen Key, Vicky Russell, Renee Pogrow, Pam Snyder, Kathy Urigh, Katherine Craver, Ronda Beck. 9 103 r U ZMSK-mWMZSK WSSKSND eoMMJzzse Father-daughter weekend is sponsored every other year to unite Salem students with their fathers for a weekend of fun and friendship. The weekend includes such activities as a wine and cheese reception, sample skits from Fall Fest, and a dance. Chairman: Greta Hassel Cherry Baity, Carol Ann Moorehead, Donna Savoca, Greta Hassel, Julie Risher. SOPMOMOKS- SSfflOK KAMUSZ eOMMKZSB Soph.-Sr. Banquet is given by the sophomores for the seniors every spring. The banquet gives the sophomore class a chance to show their appreciation of and love for their sister class. Kent Watts, Caroline Hill, Elizabeth Taylor, Allison Huff, Suzanne Gallimore, Muffie Barksdale, Sunny Nolde, Sarah Page, Jenny Lasley. A ?A£jC 3SSZ Fall Fest is a day set aside for class competition and school unity. Each class has a theme which is followed throughout the day. Fall Fest activities include games, skits, entertainment, and fun. Chairman: Mary Ann Tuggle ZUtf W ZMS SPKWQ FITS is a sophomore project which requires responsibility, creativity, and enthusiasm in planning activities of fun for our classes, especially the freshmen. The three days of FITS have become a time of meeting new friends, of strengthening those relationships already formed, and of getting involved in Salem activities during the spring. Brenda Berryman, Kelly Ziglar, Lee Richardson, Leslie Locke, Nancy Coudriet. 105 â– V KM April Arts is a club which sponsors and supports the various arts activities of the college and community. The club sponsors trips to dances, theatre, and music events as well as art exhibits and museums. April Arts is also a publicity source for most cultural events in the piedmont. The major focus of the club is to foster in students an enthusiasm for the arts by participation in and direct exposure to the vast resources of the Winston-Salem area. Chairman: Arie Tubb APKJjC akzs HI IKIt Margaret Poindexter, Sonny Nolde, Moyer Fairey, Arie Tubb, Catherine Clark, Holly Dyar, Maggie Whitesides, Carol Ann Moorehead, Binky Ferchaud, Cameron Frey, Elizabeth Hinkle, Lillian Coldthwaite. 106 Amy Poteat, Kathy Blades, Becky Baggett, Beth Hoton, Paula Ruth Ford, Mary Baird, Jenny Lasley. PJSKKSZZSS Pierrettes is responsible for organizing and producing the drama productions on campus. The Club offers many opportunities for Salem students to show their talents by acting, singing, dancing, or working behind the scenes. President: Kathy Blades 107 vff Susanne McCaskill, Beverly Williams, Sarah Robinette, Caroline Hill, Frances Gregg, Melanie Mann, Nan Barefoot, Karen Stepp, Susan Owen, Elizabeth Frederick, Heidi McMullen, Ruth Clark. Dansalems, Salem ' s modern dance society, seeks to develop an appreciation of mod ern dance, to develop skills and creative ability, and to plan, organize and present concerts. President: Susanne McCaskill ARC HW AVS President: Patsy Miller Director: Anne Lester The Archways is an independently organized choral group. Performances include presentations of music for various civic organizations and campus functions. Sarah Sledd, Anne Lester, Carly Brooks, Susan Herrman, Kathy Vinson, Mary Mig Smith, Laura Collins, Robin Elmore, Patsy Miller, Suzanne Gallimore, Elizabeth Taylor, Elizabeth Toney, Amy Ingelsby, Dee Wilson, Julia Owen. ii WM lulie Mitchell, Missy Aiken, Katie Davis, Catherine Fuller, Jennie Smith, Christine Martin, Vicki Estes, Lynn Jones, Liz DDenton, Nanette Molitor, Carol Ann Moorehead, Melanie Adams, Debbie Furst, Liza Ovington, Judy Watson, Irish Burns, Krista Wruck, Melissa Weddle, Mary Morrow, Dr. Tom Mowbray, Dr. Craig Miller, Pat Childress, Dr. George McKnight, Dr. Charles Pate, Dr. James Edwards President: Liza Ovington ZAKCJMS President: Mary Barnes Missy Farrell, Helen Smith Vice-President), Dana Cobb, Patricia Pulliam Sponsor), Mary Barnes (President), Nan Barefoot, Elizabeth Hinkle (Secretary-Treasurer), Robin Robin- son, Sunny Nolde HOMs-seowoMJes ezun 109 eoccsQs n nmaejws The College Republicans is for the students who wish to be involved with the Republican Party and in the selection and nomination of delegates and candidates. In addition, the club is working to keep its members aware of current events and developments within the Republican Party. Mitzi Dooley, Nancy Coudriet, jenny Lasley, Kathy Glover, Sunny Nolde, Patty Moore, Mary Fox, Cindy Arant. President: Kathy Glover sajCsm youm DSMOCKAZS Amy Monroe, Mary Morrow, Mercer Tucker, Patricia Cooledge, Mary Acker. The Salem Young Democrats has a re- sponsibility to both the Democratic Party and the college students to actively sup- port the Democratic candidates and pro- vide a channel through which students may participate. The club provides a fo- rum for discussion of the controversial and relevant issues of their party. f V •aw President: Mary Morrow tm MODSjC UfflZSD M ZJOMS The 57-year-old program, sponsored by the National Collegiate Conference Association, annually attracts about 1200 students from 450 U.S. colleges and universities. This year the twelve member group represented the African Country of Tunisia. During the week in New York, the group attended meetings and conferences leading to the mock United Nations Meeting. Hard work and many hours made the conference a success for all students involved. Co-Chairmen: Mary Foster Kathy Marakas Katherine Knapp lane Williamson, Babbi Guiles, Dr. Pubantz, Elizabeth Toney, Ellen Culler, Maggie Whitesides, Mary Foster, Margaret Adams, Kathy Marakas, Donna Savoca, Katherine Knapp, Beverly Wil- liams, Marion Pope. â– BB WOMSNS KB ens A ZJOMC assocu zjojv i President: Beverly Williams Nancy Fuller, Beverly Williams, Giselle Thompson, Susan Owen, Penny Ritter, Jacqueline Bacoate MSM musjc SDueAzoKS ' M ZJOMjC eowmews Darlene Criswell, Nancy Casstevens, Helen Beck, Laura Amsbury, Leslie McCall Officers: Cheryl Sloan, Ann Todd, Darlene Criswell 112 soejozoQV, economics SEEM is an organization designed primarily to help interested students learn about career opportunities through meeting with individuals who represent dif- ferent occupations and by opening doors to become involved ir the community. ECONOMICS MAMQSMSNZ Cindy Brice, Lucy Stanley, Melissa Cothran, Monica McGurn, Giselle Thompson, Cherry Baity, Elisabeth Baynard, Becky Ev- att, Debra Emerson, Melissa Carmichael President: Beth Turnage SZUDSJVZ M ZJOMJC SDUCA ZJOft ASSOC JA ZJOft SNEA is an association designed to provide its members with knowledge that will be beneficial to future teaching professions. The chapter spon- sors the Johann Comenius Award for excellence in student teaching, and assists with the Teacher Education Tea. President: Beth Rogers Beth Rogers, Donna Savoca, Kathy Coble, Ellen Newton TTF— The Parking Committee has the responsibility of regulat- tl A t3 1S TW I ' ng the on - cam P us parking. The committe also sets the f{ t v rX JJXLj Peking standards for the students to follow. C0MMJZZS8 Beverly Williams, Cindy Davis, Julie Rischer, Kelly Reagan, Elen Try, Susan Tiffany. Chairman: Beverly Williams WOT) eoMMJzzes Elisabeth Baynard, Betsy Bryan, Betsy Conway, Holly I Dyar, Beth Rogers, Ron Short. The Food Committee serves as a link between the students and the refectory. 114 President: Stephanie King WZSK-VAKSJVV eJiMSZJAN MXOWSHW I.V.C.F. at Salem College is part of an international student movement whose purpose is to witness to Jesus Christ incarnate, to encourage growth in personal faith, and to present Cod ' s call to the world mission of the church. All interested students and faculty are assisted by I.V.C.F. through personal discipleship, dorm Bible studies, and large group meetings. Stephanie King, Greta Hassel, Karoline Calhoun, Robin Elmore, Polly Lindenmuth, Ruthie Clark, Mitzi Dooley, Karen Stepp, Cindy Brice, Mary Helen Secrest, Leslie McCall, Laura Holland, Dorsey Taylor, Jessica foy, lulie Risher, Julia Newton, Sunny Nolde, Ellen Newton, Ann Todd The Y.W.C.A. seeks to stimulate spiritual growth through student discussions, social and religious programs, and service through local welfare agencies. President: Melissa Cothran, Vicki Russell, Binky Ferchaud, Melissa Cothran, Cindy Arant, Nancyanne Imeson, Mary Acker, Janie Hanes, Sheri Johnson, Liz Crone, Paula Ruth Ford, Sunny Nolde, Moyer Fairey, Denise Walker VOWQ womws 6MKJSZUN ASSOCU ZJOtf szumnz ueujczy eoMMJZzees A Academic Council Dr. Morrill Dean Helmick Dean Sandresky Dr. Miller Mr. Stiener Dr. Pubantz Dr. Thompson Catherine Fuller Donna Savoca Lucy Luckhardt Margaret Poindexter Miss Simpson Dr. Fay Ms. Edwards Dr. Byers A Admissions Ms. Best Dean Johnson Dr. Kurtz Ms. Garcia Mr. Wendt Ms. Mueller Martha Walker Melissa Weddle Lisa Godwin Kelly Solms Dr. McKnight Ms. Griffin Curriculum Dean Helmick Ms. Pulliam Dr. Edwards Dr. Ackenbom Dr. Scher Ms. Rufty Dr. Homrighous Dr. Pubantz Jane Hatley Liza Ovington Lisa Hopkins Susan Herrman I 116 « {January Program Dean Helmick Dr. Lazarus Dr. Harris Dr. White Donna Tipton Ruthie Chambers Jessica Foy Leigh Salter A faculty Affairs Dean Helmick Mr. Burrows Dr. Gossett Mr. Michie Mr. Mangum Ms. Triplette Ms. Snow Dr. Dudley Mr. Bourquin Dean Sandresky Cibrary Dean Helmick Dr. Morrill Dr. Pate Dr. Clauss Dr. Mobrey Dr. Maio Dr. Hill Debra Emerson Laura Lindsey Angeline Fleeman Susan Taylor A Cecture Assembly Dr. Morrill Ms. Filer Ms. Aumen Ms. Stephens Ms. Triplette Dr. Kelly Dr. Pate Dr. Meehan Dr. Ersoff Dr. Shear born Mary Foster Susan McCray Babbi Giles Vicki Fstes Cindy Arant 117 r V â– V 0SKMAN eCM The German Club is for those students with a particular interest in German. This club encourages study of the culture, language and arts of German-speaking countries. Cenny Howard, Becky Evatt, Christine Martin, Debra Emerson, Robin Elmore, Cynthia Heath, Janice Pattison President: Debra Emerson 118 â– â– HH Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatic fraternity which offers membership to those students achieving a high standard of work in dramatics. President: Paula Ruth Ford AJCPMA PS J OMSQA A ' DRAMA Zje 3KA ZSKfflZy Paula Ruth Ford, Amy Poteat, Darlene Criswell, Caroline Cella, Becky Baggett, Beth Norton, Kathy Blades, Jenny Lasley, Amy Ingelsby UHU T MowoK soejszy Lynette Delbridge, Helen Beck, Susan Cothran, Marcia High, Katherine Knapp, Susan Maley, Cherry Baity, Amy Poteat. The purpose of the Honor Society is to recognize and foster scholarship. Its membership is limited to students of superior academic achievement while at Salem. 120 m Martha Walker, Ellen Newton, Giselle Thompson, Katherine Knapp, Catherine Fuller, Becky Baggett, Elizabeth Toney, Arie Tubb. Not pictured: Susan Maley, Laura Castellanos, Jean Fleming, Beth Turnage, Maggie Whitesides, Diana Jolliff, Jane Hat ley, Amy Poteat WHO ' S WHO W AMSKJCAN eOZCSQSS aw wmnsmes 121 Mary Mig Smith, Dee Wilson, Missy Aiken, Cindy Arant, Donna Savoca, Laura Lindsey, Sarah Sledd, Ruth Clark. MAKSMAjCS The Marshals assist at assemblies, lectures, concerts, graduation, and other college functions. The Chief Marshal is elected by the student body; the other Marshals are selected by the rising seniors. Marshals are responsible for seeing that the student body knows what is happening, both on campus and in the surrounding area. Chief Marshal: Cindy Arant 122 Arete, an honor society for senior women, seeks to contribute to humanity in college and in community life. Members have demonstrated distinguished ability and achievement in scholarship and leadership, as well as in service to the Salem community. lAKc Co President: Catherine Fuller Dean Johnson, Maggie Whitesides, Katherine Knapp, Dr. Mowbray, Diana Jolliff, Amy Poteat, Ellen Newton, Catherine Fuller, Susanne McCaskill, Arie Tubb, Rebecca Baggett, Susan Maley, Paige French. 123 OWDSR 07 ZMB SCOKPJOW The Order of the Scorpion is an organization established to foster the true spirit and ideals of Salem College. The Order seeks to serve the college with no desire for reward or recogni- tion. Projects of the group are vital ones, though often small, intangible, and unknown. Catherine Fuller Martha Walker Susan Maley Nancy Haynie Becky Baggett Ellen Newton Jane Hatley Diana Jolliff Jean Fleming TT HP ACPMA jCAMKVA DSjCZA Alpha Lambda Delta is a freshman honor society. Its pur- pose is to promote intelligent living, high standard of liv- ing and superior academic achievement a student ' s first year at Salem. Ferebee Brown, Mary Baird, Frances Barnes, Grace Gilliam, Nan Graham, Robin Elmore, Jan- elle Brown, Julie Risher, Kathy Glover, Leslie McCall, Sarah Page 124 BM Marcia High, Moyer Fairey, Elizabeth Toney, Anne Lester, Katherine Knapp, Donna Savoka, Susan Maley, Kay McKnight, Joan Tolmie, Ellen Newton. Ellen Newton — President; Marcia High — Secretary-Treasurer. PMJ ACPHA ZHSZA Phi Alpha Theta is a national honorary history society. This society encourages and recognizes outstanding achievement in that field of study. 125 V W W Â¥  — — ientation, opening convocation, fall est, fits, irs, valentine ' s dance, sophomore- sen Iff ior banquet, presidential inauguration, interclub, big sis- little sis, Christmas dan T 1 OKJSflVA ZJOfi nap 129 . HflPHN opsmm eowocAzjow . 130 — «■azzce sjs 131 f.mmri xl ZMS JMUQUKA ZJ0JS1 KJCMAK® jCSSjCJS MOKKJJX Sixteenth President Salem Academy And College Salem is special . . . Nothing is guaranteed because our history stretches back 200 years, and nothing is lost because we are a small, independent liberal arts institution for women. Many of the days ahead will be tough . what we require beyond financing, beyond new programs, beyond good management, is an unshakable belief in ourselves and in the human importance of what we do and what we stand for. If we keep strong our sense of self-worth and self-confidence, then we shall do far more than survive. We shall excel. Then we shall not count our past as a lost Golden Age, but as a prelude for the best of Salem which lies ahead. — Dr. Richard L. Morrill 133 i l mt Ox 1 ' â– ' £0 .W 136 SAJCSM oft zoun 137 CAST Sakini — Rebecca Baggett Sergeant Gregovich — Janice Pattison Colonel Purdy — George Lee Captain Fisby — Liz Denton Old Woman — Susan Baker Old Woman ' s Daughter — Nancy Coudriet Daughter ' s Children — Ian Pay, Matthew Bivins, Amanda Fay, Fvan Bivins Ancient Man — Susan Butler Mr. Hokaida — Beth Norton Mr. Omura — Mary Baird Mr. Sumata — Paula Ruth Ford Mr. Sumata ' s Father — Lauren Scott Mr. Seiko — Susan Baker Miss Higa Jiga — Amy Poteat Mr. Keora — Susan Butler Mr. Oshira — Elizabeth Lawless Lotus Blossom — Lucy Anne Luckhardt Captain McLean — fenny Lasley Villagers and Ladies League — Nancy Coudriet, jo Stephenson, Patricia Elliot, Elizabeth Harris Catrina Hotchkiss Stage Manager — Kathryn Blades Set Design — Kathryn Blades Poster Program Design — Paula Ruth Ford Director — Mary Homrighous ZSA MOUSB 07 ZMS AU0USZ MOOJV ny — yojw pa zwk 1 ' 1 _ â– . — ' Lj JH ;H j ft 1 F VL . ' - , Hi 1 Sji 138 i 139 wzenecm . i Friday — 9:00- 12:45 The Refectory turns into Denver ' s Disco . Saturday — 2:00-5:00 North Carolina School of the Arts Jazz Ensemble 9:00- 1:00 Dance in the Refectory featuring ' ' Hip Pocket Sunday — 11:30-1:00 Brunch 2:00-5:00 Tape Show U ZHSK- mUQMZSK DAMS 142 CHKJSZMAS 143 GKAJWSZKAm 145 £ • UMAKV 146 147 VAJCSflZJMS dams SHAKSRS 9 150 m vm AMKAM MUSjeJAtf SXZKAOKQJMm Salem ' s Inaugural Visiting Scholar DA VIDAMRAM has been described by the Boston Globe as the Renaissance Man of American Music and by others as America ' s Unofficial Music Ambassador. Among his accomplishments are more than one hundred orchestral and chamber works, two cantatas, and two operas. He has been the guest conductor for the Philadel- phia, Chicago, Houston Symphonies and orchestras throughout the world. For the past seven years, he has been director of youth and family concerts for the Brooklyn Academy of Music. He has toured with his own jazz and folklore group, performed at the Newport Jazz Festival, and was part of an historic concert with Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, and Earl Hines in Cuba in May, 1977. At the request of the State Department, he has taken his music and personality to the people of five Latin American countries, the Mid- dle East and Pakistan. His program, Sound Stage, presented by P.B.S., in which he conducted the Chicago Symphony in his own Triple Concerto, won the 1978 Golden Palm Award. His film credits include the scores for The Subject Was Roses, Splendor in the Grass, andlhe Manchurian Can- didate. Music, to Amram, is the common culture of all people of the world. An important part of his philosophy of music is that his listeners should, wherever possible, participate directly in the music making. 151 I I SOPMOMOKS ' S8M0K BAMUSZ 152 iti fyontitu of 153 ■• t.t. n â– p £t° V APKJjC AKZS 155 156 r B F ( ' mI f â– B I ' 1 M 157 r P 1 |li-,;C Friday 5:30-7:00 Caribbean Pork Dinner 9:00-12:45 Shipwreck Party with Trinidad Steel Band Saturday 10:30-2:45 Big Four, SAC, and April Arts presents a day of entertainment featuring Polka Band, Kelly Davis, Tom Foolery , and Minas a Brazilian jazz Band. 9:00-1:00 Spring Fever Beneath the Elms — Semi-formal dance with The Chairman of the Board. Sunday 72:00- 1:30 Tape show and picnic 159 COfflSKZ 161 Pierrette players present WOJWSMM ZOWJV a musical comedy 162 20UJWSKS DA V looking at the past, seeing the present, envisioning the future 163 HONORS ASSSMKCV rk gj PRESIDENT ' S PRIZES Art Susanne McCaskill Biology Helen Heck Chemistry Amy Poteat Classics Rebecca Baggett History Political Science . Susan Maley Home Economics Mary Barnes Modern Foreign Languages . . . Marcia High Psychology Diana Joliff Religion Philosophy .... Leslie Heide- mann Sociology Economics . Melissa Cothran Freshman English Janelle Brown 164 Presser Scholarship Kathy Giles Simpson Awards Arie Tubb, Helen Beck Stuart Wright Award Helen Beck June Samson Outstanding Music Educator Award . Ann Todd Rondthaler Awards Art — Muffie Barksdale Music — Helen Beck Poetry — Lynette Delbridge Class of 1976 Art Award Henon Carroll Lennon Award LaVerne Hales Nancy Hayes Award Ellen Newton Pierrot Award Paula Ruth Ford American Bible Society Award Greta Hassell Marion and Alice McGlinn Award Diana Jolliff Fulbright Scholarship Arie Tubb Harry S. Truman Scholarship Kathy Glover Salem Distinguished Professor A ward . Dean Sandresky Student Pfohl Award Jean Fleming Faculty Pfohl Award Dr. George McKnight 165 There may be some of you who are wondering, even as you lovingly clutch those diplomas today, just what you are going to do with that Liberal Arts degree. When I sat at a similar commencement ceremony on my graduation day I didn ' t have the faintest idea of what would come next. I had ap- proached the college curriculum the way you go at a Chinese restaurant menu — two from column A, one from column B — everything looked enticing and I wanted a taste of it all . . . The wonderful luxury of generaliza- tion, rather than specialization, opened, for me, the door to a world full of fascinating people and places. The degree you are given today can be your passport to — whatever you make it . . . As you leave your familiar setting here at Salem . . . you may be pondering the metaphysical question: Is there life after graduation ? That I can answer without hesitation. YES. A lot of it. A contemporary composer puts it this way: ' Life is like a piano. What you get out of it depends on how you play it. ' So . . . make it Bach or make it Rock — That ' s your decision — But play it, con brio. — Bonnie Angelo; London Bureau Chief Time-Life «5 x C 0KAT)UAZJOft V f v I B yfl w 1 V • They had just returned to their seats after receiving their degrees, and, as is the custom, President Richard L. Morrill asked the Salem College Bachelor of Arts degree candi- dates to rise a final time. He was about to make the pro- nouncement that would make yesterday ' s commence- ment official. They rose. And suddenly, from somewhere in the heavens high above Hahes Auditorium, came a can- non-like thunderclap that shook the graduates and their families and friends into a volley of laughter. ' He ' s on our side, ' Morrill jovially proclaimed. ' . . . or she is! ' he added a moment later, to more laughter and much applause. — Seth Moskowitz; Staff ffepo Ter Winston-Salem Jour- nal languages, art, chemistry, economics, history, music, mathematics, physical educ UeMZV M)MJWSZKA ZJOtf ation, psychology, biology, sociology, religion, home economics, english, physical Dr. Richard L Morrill President Salem is special. Our best hopes for the future do not reside in a feverish flight away from home, but in a voyage of self-discovery. Nothing is guaranteed because our history stretches back 200 years, and nothing is lost because we are a small, independent liberal arts institution for women. 172 Virginia Johnson Dean of Students Clemens Sandresky Dean of the School of Music 173 Dr. Frank Lazarus Assistant Academic Dean Paige French Director, Career Planning and Placement Nancy Stephens Director of Public Information 174 in. Miss Margaret Simpson Registrar Frances Dunn Carolyn Highsmith Assistants to Registrar Laura Esleeck Director of Annual Giving 175 Annie Jenkins Director of Admissions Mary Scott Best Director of Admissions Liz Boyd Admissions Counselor James Barrett Director of Development —- 176 -4 Rose Simon — Director of Library, Susan Taylor, Virginia Couch, Nancy Nye, Kathleen Cylkowski, Elsie Van Lehn Louise Strafford Supervisor of Supplies Larry Upshaw Security Consultant 177 M William Talbert Director of Purchasing v Ros Chostner Editor of Publications Life planning during the college years can lead to a more produc- tive use of time and energy. When people know where they are going (have goals related to their future plans) the journey is more interest- ing. Personal counseling is a pro- cess of seeking an objective opin- ion to help the individual deal with concerns effectively. Judy Homer II I jl k x - W 1 H r k m | J H m - â– |k k Pp TI I m Martha Fleer, Director of C.E.: Dr. Judy Annstad, Assist. Director of Lifespan; DiAnn Borders, Counselor; Judy Homer, Director of Life- span 179 . MOUSE MOZMSKS Catherine Lyerly Babcock Martha Lynn Thomas Clewell Nell Machen Gramley 180 Audrey Fisher Strong Kim Mims Bitting Kathy Fortina Sisters Jennifer Bailey South 181 Judy Line, Secretary of Student Services Becky Pack, Receptionist in Lehman Hall Edith Hines — Secretary to Director of Student Services Delores Clark — Secretary to President Dorothy Canady Secretary to Academic Dean 182 Donna Upchurch — Secretary to Institutional Advancement Karlene Messick, Switchboard Operator Grace Auman, Secretary of Music Pat Childress Secretary to Sciences Caroline Martin Secretary to Education Gertrude Wilson, Barbara Johnson Secretaries in Admissions i V Katherine Stephens Mail Room Leigh Jarvis Secretary to Main Hall y 183 Lucy Ennis Housekeeper Miriam Farmer Head Nurse Martha Pierce Nurse Betty Hicks Nurse 184 ( IK C Lea Lackey-Zachmann The beauty of its architecture is matched only by the beauty of its students. William Mangum Ed Shewmake William Mangum 185 Judith Finer Penny Griffin Grace Rohrer 186 KJOWQV Salem College naturally reminds me of an exqui- site living organism — a viable and wonderfully func- tioning entity composed of myriad parts: systems, organs, structures, processes, interactions, paths of communication and integration flexible yet strong, sensitive yet vigorous, adaptable yet stable, and ever growing; each part complementing the whole and the whole sustaining and reinforcing the parts. Dr. Thomas Mowbray 187 CMSMJSzny Dr. Craig Miller The character of Salem is both excellent and unique. The high regard for quality combined with freedom of thought produce an atmosphere that is found nowhere else. Charles Pate 8DMA ZJON Having been at Salem College for twenty-two years, I can say without hesitation that it is a great institu- tion. And it is for me a happy place in which to teach. James Bray James Bray â– Dr. Dudley Shearburn f â– Ann Mays V r5 189 Dr. Bea Ackenbom-Kelly One of the most exciting things about freshman English is that for many students the course is a first- time exposure to modern literature. Dr. Mary Homrighous SfflJCJSM Dr. Dorothy Russell Dr. Mary Homrighous James Jordan 190 Dr. Louise Gossett Dr. Brian Meehan 191 Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the begin- ning. MOMS ECONOMICS Patricia Pullium Salem is steeped with cherished memories of for- mer students and faculty who remind us that our heritage is worthy of preservation. Margaret Snow Dr. Gary Ljungquist Margaret Snow JtiNQUMjeS rwaaase! Michel Bourquin One of the special resources of Salem is its history of past achieve- ments; its stronger resource is the people here now whose intelli- gence and imagination will make possible Salem ' s future achieve- ments. Dr. Eugene Maio Dr. Eugene Maio Mary Ann Garcia Adam Stiener 194 MAZH John Burrows Dr. David Kurtz Dr. Lewis Lum 195 jausje Dr. Nancy Wurtele Eugene and Joan Jacobowsky Margaret Sandresky i% June Samson Dr. John Mueller Margaret Mueller 197 musjc Jim and Susan Bates Patricia Pence-Sokoloff 198 Nan Rufty Libby Gibboney pmvsjcaj: It is a rare privilege to be a part of Salem. Anne Woodward PSyCHOWQV Dr. Todd fay Dr. Linda Dudley The aspect of Salem that I trea- sure most is its smallness. Because of it I am able to know my students as individuals and respond to dif- ferent academic needs. I believe this strengthens and enriches the learning process for all of us. Dr. Linda Dudley Dr. Jeffery Ersoff L Think of Salem as a community in which a young woman may find support for grappling with the ulti- mates as well as with the penulti- mates and antepenultimates. Dr. Sid Kelly PMKOSOPMV Dr. Sid Kelly Dr. Clark Thompson soejowgy — eeowoMJes Dr. Catherine Harris Robert Wendt Marianne Triplette 202 â– â– â– â– â– â– BH Sung Keun Ha Dr. Alexander Riddle Dr. James Adams 203 — â„¢ -â– advertisements, directory, editorial, dedication, patrons, advertisements, directory, ADVSKZJSeMSNZS AJUKAcuda fc - V 4 £ AJ V ? ftp Jlx uHcJA SZWDSNZ DJKSeZOKV CCASS 09 1980 Mrs. Terrell M. Arceneaux — 2240 Rosewood Ave-, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Rebecca C. Baggett — PO Box 10026, Salem Station, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27108 Cherry Denise Baity — Route 4, Box 601, Yadkinville, N.C. 270S5 Emily Nance Barefoot —318 Colonial Dr., Wilmington, N.C. 28401 Mary Elizabeth Barnes — 2759 Friedland Church Rd., Winston-Salem, S.C. 27107 Helen L. Beck — Box 782, Whitley Way, Wendell, N.C. Anne Biggers — 7 79 Queens Rd., W., Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Kathryn F. 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Lauderdale, Florida 33301 Susan Maley — Holley Markley 28301 10323 Waltham Dr., Richmond, Va. 23233 — 774 Hillside Ave., Fayetteville, N.C VJ Elisabeth Martin — 1273 Colonial Dr., Lexington, Kentucky 40504 Barbara McAllister — Rt 7, Box 190, Mill Spring, N.C, Susanne McCaskill — 114 Overlook Rd., Asheville, N.C. Mary Clenn McCausland — 4310 Greenway Place, Lynchburg, Virginia 24503 Mrs. Skinner McCee — 2540 Buena Vista Rd, Winston- Salem, N.C. 27104 Kay McKnight — 301 Cascade Ave., Winston-Salem, N.C. Kathy Miller — 7 Holly Hill Rd, Asheville, N.C. 28803 Patsy Miller — J777 Cartwright Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Sue Montague — 7757 Slrathmore Circle, Winston- Salem, N.C 27104 Caroline Moore — 3505 Lakeview Trail, Hillcrest, Kinston, N.C. 28501 Mary Emily Mooza — 9 Hilton Terrace, Newport News Virginia 23601 Elizabeth Mumby — N. Dixie Highway, 5200 Placido Mar., Apt. 604, W. 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Todd — 207 Fdgewood Rd., Staunton, Va. 24407 loan Tolmie — 1543 Abbey Ct., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Elizabeth Toney — Rt. 3, Box 104 A, Wake Forest, N.C. 27587 Anne Torbert — 1632 Dogwood Lane, Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Arie Tubb — 313 Marshall St., Waynesville, N.C. 28786 Elizabeth Turnage — 303 W. Church St., Farmville, N.C. Betsy Vance — 3329 Rockingham Rd., Greens boro, N.C. 27407 Martha Walker — 425 Robbins Ave., Sumter, S.C. 29150 lulie Weeks — 504 Valley Rd., Fayetteville, N.C 28305 Elizabeth Whitehurst — 1712 Forest Hill Dr., Greenville, N.C. 27834 Maggie Whitesides — 2650 Armstrong Circle, Castonia, NC Beverly Williams — 3651 Sugar Cane Cir., Fayetteville, N.C. 28303 Jy. Mishew Williams — 808 Lakestone Dr., Raleigh, N.C. Margie Woods — Rt. 10, Box 328-1, Winston-Salem, N.C. Paula Young — 115 S. Randolph Ave., Asheboro, N.C. 27203 ecAss o? mi Melanie Adams — 57 Valley Green Dr., Doylestown, Pa. Ann Caroline Aiken —5211 Trentwoods Dr., New Bern, N.C. 28560 Donna Marie Andrews — 305 Kaye Dee St., Goldsboro, N.C. Ann Appich — 34 Willway Ave., Richmond, Va. 23266 Cindy Arant — 326 St. Andrews St., Orangeburg, S.C. Ann Blair Austin — 806 5. 1st St., Smithfield, N.C lennifer Bailey — Box 461, Rt. 3, Walnut Cove, N.C. Laura Denise Barney — 175 Hewes Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Elisabeth Baynard — 1635 Brandon Rd., Charlotte, N.C. Ronda Beck — 101 Turnwood Lane, Winston-Salem, N.C. (ocelyn Bradley — 5006 Applecross Way, Birmingham, Alabama 35243 Beth Brannan — 309 Maplewood Dr., Smithfield, N.C. Cynthia Lorraine Brice — 7 Rmgneck Dr., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17112 Sharon Melissa Brown — 5113 Huntclifl Trail, Winston- Salem, N.C. 27104 Martha Padgett Browning — 9 Ashmore Dr., Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 Harriet Calhoun — 6370 N. Berkeley Blvd., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53217 Helen Caroline Calhoun — 286 Oak Court, Severna Park, Maryland 21146 Melissa Ann Carmichael — Rt. 1, Hinsdale Rd., Walnut Cove, N.C. 27052 Patty Hoyle Carter — 162 1-H Gretel Lane, Winston- Salem, N.C. 27107 Dru Cawood — 975 Fdgewood Ave., Ashland, Ky. 41101 Ruth Chambers — 43 14 Davinci Ave., Jacksonville, Florida 32210 Betsie Chapman — 865 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. Ruth Clark — 222 E. Liberty St., Savannah, Ga. 31401 Patricia Roy Cleveland — 5375 London Dr., Atlanta, Ga. 30327 Uura Collins — 203 W. Greenway N., Greensboro, N.C. Cwyn Conway — 737 Pearson Dr., Morganton, N.C. 28655 Shannon Corbett - 7370 Country Club Rd., Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Marion Co — 3634 Barclay Downs Dr., Charlotte, N.C. Ellen Culler — 7273 Knollwood PI.. Martinsville, Va. Cynthia Davis — Box 240- A, Mill Spring N.C. 28756 Elizabeth Dennis — 7309 Woodland Ave., Johnson City, Tennessee 37601 lody Dorset! - 89 Barchester Way, Westfield, N.J. 07090 Holly Dyar — 25 Wesley St., Newnan, Ga. 30263 Moyer Fairey — 882 Myrtle Dr., Rock Hill, S.C. 29730 Brenda fenton — 408 Girard St., 302, Gathersburg, Maryland 20760 Marguerite Blair Ferchaud - 127 Hillside Dr., Box 880. Shelby, N.C. 28150 208 Paula R. Ford — 79 Arthur Rd., Asheville, N.C. 28806 Elizabeth Francis — Rt. 3, Box 31, Waxhaw, N.C. 28173 Diane E. Frantz — 76 76 Parkins Mill Rd., Greenville, S.C 29607 Lillian Goldthwaite — Box 87, Belle Mina, Ala. 35615 Clarissa L. Creer —131 Dogwood Dr., Marion, Va. 24354 Frances Gregg — 907 Lorraine Dr., Florence, S.C. 29501 Kathy M. Cuyer — 4750 Carlton Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. Lav erne Hales — Box 374, Welcome, N.C. 27374 Janie Hanes — Rt 1, Box 307, State Road, N.C. 28676 Melsa Ann Dameron — 203 D. Merriwood Dr., Gary, N.C. Susan Halz — 9304 Ashford Rd., Richmond, Va. 23229 Amy Hendrix — J 7 Sunrise Pt., Rd., Clover, S.C. 29710 Elizabeth Hinkle — 604 Valley Rd., Thomasville, N.C. Laura Holland — 415 Marlowe Rd., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Beth Horton — 702 Hillside Lane, Morganton, N.C. 28655 Stephanie Howell — 704 Park Ave., Goldsboro, N.C. Stephanie Hunt — 126 White Oak Dr., Henderson, N.C. Amy Inglesby — 25 King George Rd., Greenville, S.C. Rosemary James — 36 Mason Croft Dr., Sumter, S.C. Tammy lolley — 706 Marion St., Chesnee, S.C. 29323 Paula Katrosh — U.S. Embassy, Tel Aviv., APO New York, N.Y. 09672 Maureen Kennihan — 1820 S. Main No. 3, Winston- Salem, N.C. 27107 Stephanie King • N.C. 27103 1709 Burke Mill Rd., Winston-Salem, Elizabeth Lee — 5 Gardiner Rd., Richmond, Va. 23229 Nancy Leonard — 74705 Allison Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27614 Anne Lester — 2855 Wyngate NW, Atlanta, Ga. 30305 Teresa Janeve Liles — 903 Club Dr., Monroe, N.C. 28110 Laura Lindsey — 7977 Walnut St., Lumberton, N.C 28358 Debra Lunsford — Sherwood Ridges II, 3665 E. High Meadows Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106 Gwendolyn Mahan — 34 Porter Lane, South Hamilton, Mass. 01982 Ariana Mangum — 2211 Rosewood Ave., Winston-Salem, N.C. Kathryn Marakas — 5576 Kingsmill Dr., Birmingham, Michigan 48010 Helen Martin — Box 606, Mocksville, N.C. 27028 Kathy McKinna May — Rt. 2, Box 31, Germanton, N.C. Carolyn McCollum — 2207 Wilshire Dr., Durham, N.C. Patricia McCorkle — 245 12th Ave., Huntington, W. Va. Suzie McCray — 721 Northbrook Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Monica McGurn — 4 100 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Susan Miller — Box 227- A, Barton ' s Creek Rd., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Juliet Mitchell — 14 Farmington Ct., Chevy Chase, Maryland 20015 Amy Monroe — 859, Sylva, N.C. 28779 Martha Moore — 504 Tony Tank Ln., Salisbury, Md. Ruth Ann Moore — 201 Middleton Ct., Churchville, Maryland 21028 Mary Morrow — 3130 Monticello Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Lauren Myers — Rt. 15, Box 614, Lexington, N.C. 27292 Sharon Neal — 1363 Underwood Ave., Winston-Salem, N.C. Kristina Nelson — Morlunda Farms, Box 428, Lewisburg, West Virginia 24901 Cornelia Outten — 7J0 Rockingham Rd., Greenville, S.C. Kathleen Overton — 705 Meadowbrook Dr., Smithfleld, NC Liza Ovington — 7 7JO Harding PI, Charlotte, N.C. 28204 Julia Owen — 108 Oakwood PI., Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Lisa Parries — 275 E. Lebanon St., Mt. Airy, N.C. Martha Pierce — 3820-E. Huntingreen Ln., Winston- Salem, N.C 27106 Marion Pope — 3430 Dover Rd., Durham, N.C. 27707 Natalie Presbrey — 33 Ridge Rd., Weston, Ct. 06883 Margaret Reinhardt — 34 19 Summerville, Lynchburg, Va. £ 209 Julie Robertson — 3001 Sedgewick Dr., Lynchburg, Va. Nina Ruth Robinson — 5331 O ' Malley Ln., Stone Mountain, Georgia 30088 Mary Roufail — 3880 Sturbridge Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Donna Savoca — 2083 Welborn, Rock Hill, S.C. 29730 Rebecca St honk — 74 7- Shirland Ave., Norfolk, Va. 23505 Leslie Shearin — 1939 Knollwood Dr., Wilmington, N.C. Julia Dillon Sherrill — 1718 Roslyn Dr., Columbia, S.C. 29206 Sarah Sledd — 1617 Richmond Rd., Lexington, Ky. 40502 Donna Smith — 6631 Old Post Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28212 Jennie Smith — 2900 Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, NC Mary M. Smith — 102 College Dr., Davidson, N.C. 28036 lucy Stanley — 208 Raintree Rd., Frankfort, Ky. 40601 Suzanne Swearingen — Box 425, 807 S. 1st. St., Smithfield, N.C 27577 Faye M. Taylor — 5915 Sullivantown Rd., Walkertown, NC Martha Thomas — Rt. 12, Box 378, Winston-Salem, N.C. Ellen Todd — 6798 Patton Dr., Fort Hood, Texas 76544 Helen Try — 113 Manning Dr., Charlotte, N.C. 28209 Cathy Uhrig — 3647 Robinhood Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Elaine D. Walker — 4912 Davis Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Elizabeth Walker — 4 Lowndes St., Charleston, S.C. 29401 Mary A. Waller — 1800 Parkland Dr., Lynchburg, Va. Palmer Watson — 435 Peachtree Battle Ave., NW, Atlanta, Ca. 30305 Melissa Weddle — Rt. 2, Box 1034, Bassett, Va. 24055 Brill White — 5750 Huffman Dr., Mobile Ala. 36608 Tina White — 2506 Link Rd., Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Jane Williamson — 100 Duke Ave., Fredricksburg, Va. Dee Wilson — Box 206, Robersonville, N.C. 27871 CjCASS 07 1982 Flora Abernethy — 330 S. College Ave., Newton, N.C. Mary Akcer — 939 E. Flamingo Rd., Apt. 60, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 Laura C. Ambury — Rt 3, Box 160, Knightdale, N.C. 27545 Laura Babb — 901 Edgehill Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Jacqueline Bacoate — 83 lefress Ave., Asheville, N.C. Mary Baird — 3016 Bicknell Rd., Richmond, Va. 23235 Janet N. Baker — 880 Northga te Ave., Waynesboro, Virginia 22980 Susan Baker — Box 8, Lenoir, N.C. 28645 Fordham Baldridge — 3814 Heatherton Rd., SW, Roanoke, Virginia 24014 Carland Elizabeth Barksdale — 1731 Westover Ave., Petersburg, Va. 23803 Alisa Bass — 3509 Rock Creek Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Allison Becknell — Lincoln Rd., Forest City, N.C. 28043 Kathy Bennett — 9 Rockbrook Rd., Augusta, Ca. 30909 Denise E. Bennick — 12101 Deming Dr., Fairfax, Va. 22030 Brenda Berry man — The Cedars, Rt. 5, Versailles, Kentucky 40383 Ann Biswell • 28211 2011 Wendover Rd., Charlotte, N.C. Barbara Blanton — Rt 4, Box 516, Forest City, N.C. Adelia Brendle — 2000 Georgia Ave., Winston-Salem, N.C. Linda Brooks — 8714 Standish Ln., Richmond Va. 23229 Patricia Brooks — 2419 Roundabout Ln., Charlotte, N.C. Anne Brugh — The Brick House, Clifford, Va. 24533 Allison Buice — Box 606, Maysville, Ky. 4 1056 Laurie Burger — 1623 Marblehead Rd., Clemmons, N.C. Elizabeth Caluori — 583 Kamoku St., No. 1001, Royal lolane, Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Elizabeth Carver — 1711 Beverly Dr., Charlotte, N.C. Gail Casstevens — Rt. 3, Box 371, Hamptonville, N.C. 210 A Catherine Clark — 3279 Wake Robin Trail, Atlanta, Ca. Kaycee Connolly — 408 Witherspoon Dr., Kingstree, S.C. 29556 Nancy Coudriet — 166 Harbor Dr., Key Biscayne, Fla. Mary Craver —4811 Winchelsea Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Julia E. Crawley — Box 647, Bermuda Run, Advance, N.C. Jamie Credle — Rt 3, Box 137-1, Windsor, N.C. 27983 Anis M. Daley — 4528 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. Katherine Davis — 3914 Brookfield Ave., Louisville, Kentucky 40207 Katharine S. Davis — 36 Charlcote PI., Baltimore, Maryland 21218 Laurie Davis — 23 Westminster Rd., Chatham, NJ. 07928 Margaret Davis — 4400 Keswick Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Vicky Day — 1206 Miller St., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Jennifer Dial — 1211 Colonial Way, Charleston, West Virginia 25314 Mitzi Dooley — 701 Highland Ave., SW, Roanoke, Virginia 24016 Sara Dorgan — 842 Wellington Rd., Winston-Salem, NC Peggy Douglas — Scientists ' Cliffs, Port Republic, Maryland 20676 Annamarie D ' Souza — 600 Arbor Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Nancy Hlard — 254 Capri Dr., Gainesville, Ca 30501 Monica Ellington — 2010 N. Kerr Ave., Wilmington, N.C. Patricia Elliott — 265 Mt. View Ave., Danville, Va. Elizabeth Ernst — 441 Fairfax Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. Karen Eudy — 8581 Pineview In., jonesboro, Ca. 30234 Kary H. Eyler — 4820 Welwyn Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Pamela Fargason — 2807 Toney Dr., Decatur, Ca. 30032 Heidi fauth — 3035 E. Cook Rd., Grand Blanc, Mich. Angeline Fleeman — Rt. 3, Kamelia Dr., Hawkinsville, Georgia 31036 Mary M. Folger — 206 N. Park Ave., Mount Airy, N.C. Nancy L. Foster — 7804 Center St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Mary D. Fox — 3398 Wynnton Dr., NF, Atlanta, Ga. 30319 Jessica Foy — 109 S. Welch St., Waynesville, N.C. 28786 Leigh Anne France — 9108 Park Ave., Manassas, Va. 22110 Elizabeth Frederick — 2620 Bennington Rd., Fayetteville, N.C. 28303 Nancy Fuller — 2712 Webb St., Raleigh.N.C. 27609 Debbie Furst — 6001 Creola Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Ruth Gale — 3961 Arbor Way, Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Suzanne Gallimore — Rt. 11, Box 38, Lexington, N.C. Joan Gentry — Rt. 4, Box 346, Inman, S.C. 29349 Van Ciersch — 2330 Richardson Dr., Charlotte, N.C. Grace Gilliam — 1244 Summit Dr., Lexington, Ky. 40502 Merry K. Glover — 706 Nutwood Dr., Jamestown, N.C. 27282 Lisa Godwin — 824 Courtney Ln., Matthews N.C. 28105 Dolly Gordan — Box 482, Pilot Mountain, N.C. 27041 Mary M. Cray — 735 Museum Dr., Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Babbi Guiles — 4800 Stafford Circle, Charlotte, N.C. Beverly Harris — 600 Springwood Ave., Box 5704, Cibsonville. N.C. 27249 Betsy Hasty — 114 Stedman St., Fayetteville, N.C. 28305 Christian Hayes — 7 700 E. Mass. Ave., Southern Pines, N.C. 28387 Cynthia Heath — 22 Avenida B 0-44, Vista Hermosa, Zona 15, Guatemala, Ca, Marilyn Henderson — 6028 Hedgerow Circle, Clemmons, NC Caroline Hill — 3820 Peakland PI., Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Lisa Hopkins — 33 Pheasant Dr., Asheville, N.C. 28803 Roberta Hoyle — 305 S. Main St., Davidson, N.C. 28036 Alison Huff — 8529 Lasater Lake Rd., Clemmons, N.C. Nancyanne Imeson — 21 Fdmondson Ave., Lexington, Va. Jennifer Ingram — 2407 Medway Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27608 Emilie L. Jacumin — 3008 Charles Rd., Shelby, N.C 28150 211 A Cecily Jenkinson — 407 Kemp Rd., W., Greensboro, N.C. Frances D. Johnson — 1320 Earlwood Rd., Statesville, NC Sheri Johnson — 5849 Village Ln., Doylestown, Pa. 18901 Kimberly King — Coral Sands, Harbour Island, Bahamas Loree Kruea — 1921 W. Innes, Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Jennifer Lasley — 2510 Greenwich Rd., Winston-Salem, NC Polly Lindenmuth — 74 Hillside Terrace, Staten Island, N.Y. 10308 Missy Littleton — 8110 Univ. Dr., Richmond, Va. 23229 Leslie Locke — 3520 Sheffield Dr., Rocky Mount, N.C. Ginger Lovering — 1508 McCullough Ln., Va. Beach, Va. Lucy Luckhardt — 20 Ridgeway Rd., Easton, Ct. 066 12 Lisa Lynch — 3830 N. Chesterbrook Rd., Arlington, Va. Melanie Mann — Rt. 1, Box 437, Mebane, N.C. 27302 Angelyn Manz — Box 1023, Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Keiko Matsuo — 12- 19 3 Chome Kofudai, Toyono-Cho, Toyono Gun, Osaka, Japan Kathy Mattson — 6603 Bunker Hill Circle, Charlotte, N.C. Elizabeth Mayer — Rt. 1, Box 625, Edenton, N.C. 27932 Leslie McCall — Box 396, Stanley, N.C. 28164 Cigi Mckee — 3563 Hamstead Court, Durham, N.C. 27707 Anne McMurria — 307 Crescent Ave., Greenville, S.C. Lisa Mieferl — 4917 Cadsen Dr., Fairfax, Va. 22032 Katherine Miller — 3706 Alton Rd., Roanoke, Va. 24014 Ruthie Modlin — 1805 E. Walnut St., Goldsboro, N.C. Nanette Molitor — 3067 Sunset Ln., Cocoa, Ela. 32922 Patricia Moor — 2255 Collins Ln., Lakeland, Ela. 33803 Gail Moore — 7209 Chauncey Dr., Tarboro, N.C. 27886 Katherine Moore — 2502 Kingsley Rd., Wilmington, N.C. Carol Ann Moorhead — 200 Paxton St., Lexington, Va. Elizabeth Mundin — 304 Roslyn Rd., Richmond, Va. 23226 Lisa Murray — 102 Stoney Brook Dr., Greenville, S.C. Julia Newton — 3559 Verona Trail, Roanoke, Va. 24018 Allison C. Nolde — 14 Plantation Rd., Hilton Head Is S.C. 29928 Ann Norris — 3716 Williamsborough Ct., Raleigh, N.C. Sarah Page — 111 Jefferson St., Whiteville, N.C. 28472 Jan Patterson — 2 Deerfield Rd., Asheville, N.C. 28803 Neia Penland — Box 406, Icard, N.C. 28666 Lynn Pethel — 2886 Club Dr., Gainsville, Ga. 30501 Ericka Pilcher — Rt. 9, Box 189, Mt. Airy, N.C. 27030 Renee Pogrow — 137 Cedar Cone Ln., Winston-Salem, N.C. Beth Poole — 4133 Beresford Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Allyson Potts — 122 Crest Dr., Mt. Olive, N.C. 28365 Kristina Purkiss — 4545 Woodsman Way, Winston-Salem NC Rhonda Purser — 2808 Watauga Dr., Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Lisa Rea — 2305 Morganton Rd., Apt. 1, Eayetteville, N.C. 28303 Susan Renn — Rt. 1, Box 207-A, Henderson, N.C. 27536 Margaret Rhodes — 17 Dudley St., Presque Isle, Maine Lee Richardson — 1735 Blair Rd., Roanoke, Va. 24015 Sarah Robinette — 277 Guilford St., Danville, Va. 24541 Evelyn Rogers — 733 I, Clyde Morris Blvd., Court B, No. 37, Newport News, Va. 23601 Mary T. Rogers — 335 Dabney Dr., Henderson, N.C. 27536 Garrett Ross — Randolph Pines, Enfield, N.C. 27823 Sherry M. Rowan — 72 fairway Dr., Birmingham, Ala. Jasminda S. Salapong — 770 Middle Rock Quarry Rd., Baguio City, Philippines Laurna Savers — 4755 Duffer Ln., Pfafftown, N.C 27040 Lauren Scott — 7700 Naamans Creek Rd., Ogden, Pa. 19061 Mary Helen Secrest — Box 547, Monroe, N.C. 28110 Julie Shaw — 24 13 Olivet Church Rd., Winston-Salem, NC Vicki Sheppard — 4118 Wycliff Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. Sabrina Simon — 74 Highgate W., Augusta, Ga. 30909 6 212 Julie SingleUry — Rt. 6, Box 314, Lumberton, N.C. Cheryl Sloan — 2530 River Ridge Rd., Pfafftown, N.C. Karen Slepp — 800 Memorial Park Dr., Thomasville, N.C. Lynne Strickland — 570 Fleming St., Hendersonville, NC Rosemarie Sutton — Rt. 9, Box 386, Lumberton, N.C. Hope Swkegood — Long Shoals Rd., Arden, N.C. 28704 Elizabeth Taylor — Bradley Creek Point, Wilmington, NC Margaret D. Taylor Box 1262, 144 Prince St., Tappabannock, Va. 22560 Anne Thompson — 311 Cherokee PI., Charlotte, N.C. 28207 Kimberly H. Thompson — Dalwood Dr., Vineyard Garden Apts. 151 — Apt. 5, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27104 Susan Tiffany — 370 Rudder Rd., Naples, Fla. 33940 Anne Tomlinson — 645 Hempstead PL, Charlotte, N.C. Mercer Tucker — Box 356, Gainesville, Fla. 32602 Mary Anne Tuggle — 75 Amherst Rd., Chatham, NJ. 07928 cQ? Heidi Umbarger — 702 23rd St., Roanoke, Va. 24014 Amelie W. Walker — 22 Brush Hill Terrace, Kinnelon, N.J. Crace Warren — 208 Ridgewood Dr., Coldsboro, N.C. 27530 Kent Watts — 4708 Doyle Terrace, Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Allison White — Church St., Box 95, Bremo Bluff, Va. Mary Weigel — 72JO0 Log Cabin Ln., Anchorage, Ky. 40223 Cindy Williams — 4585 Ridgeview Rd., Dunwoody, Ca. 30338 Marianne Williams — 604 Sleepy Hollow Rd., Richmond, Va. Tina E. Williams — 330 N. Blue Clay Rd., Castle Hayne, N.C. 28429 Karen Winburn — 777 Dogwood Circle, Cheraw, S.C. 29520 Gwendolynn Winston — 2313 Tanglevale Dr., Vienna, Va. Roberta Wood — 757 Old Church Rd., Greenwich, Ct. 06830 Kelly Ziglar — 7076 Ziglar Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. ccass o? N83 Lisa Abt — 7975 Browning Rd., Pennsauken, NJ. 08110 Margaret Adams — 704 Chinquapin Rd., Greenwood, S.C. Nina Anderson — 28437 Honeysuckle Dr., Damascus, Md. Alisa C. Baker — 2450 Paris Pike, Lexington, Ky. 40511 Frances Barnes — 1454 Alexander Rd., Rock Hill, S.C. Cathryn Bennett — Rt. 10, Box 261, Gainsville, Ga. Tami K. Bishop — 922 Knollwood St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Elizabeth Blackwelder — 34 Laurel Ridge Rd., Hickory, NC Ellen Brown — 979 Valley St., Statesville, N.C 28677 Ferebee Brown — 702 Silverhill Rd., Walterboro, S.C lanelle Brown — 4609 Westminster Dr., Raleigh, N.C Trish Burns — 789 Sherwood Rd., Cainesville, Ga. 30501 Susan Butler — 34 Brightwood Dr., Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 lohanna R. Byrd — 1118 Ford St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Teri Capshaw — 63 £. Via Havarre, Merriti Island, Florida 32952 Elizabeth Castle — 758 Winding Rd., jenkinlown, Pa. Dana Cobb — W341-N6737 Lancelot Dr., Oconomowoc, Wisconsin 53066 Elisabeth Collins — 722 Parkins Lake, Greenville, S.C. Molly Combs — 7606 Mulberry St., Coldsboro, N.C 27530 Kelly Corpening — Box 158, Youngsville, N.C. 27596 Dorothy A. Cory — 47 N. Bournes Pond Rd., East Falmouth, Mass. 02536 Mia Councell — 729 Evelyn Place, Asheville, N.C. Mary Craft — 75 Hickory Dr., Christiansburg, Va. 24073 Caroline Crook — 7927 Belmont Or , Reidsville, N.C. Deborah L. Cupp — 208 Bethel Dr., Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Ann Cuthbertson — 559 Woodward Way, Atlanta, Ga. 30305 213 M Anita Daniel — 8325 Six Forks Rd., Raleigh, N.C 27609 Wendy Dayton — 325 Terrace Lawn, Taylorsville, N.C. Susan Deatherage — 706 Dogwood Trail, Washington, N.C. Elizabeth Denton — 603 Smallwood Rd., Rockvilte, Md. Robin Elmore — 2330 Laurelwood, Charlotte, N.C. 28214 lucie D. Enderle — Rt. 7, Box 176, Raleigh, N.C. 27614 Vicki Estes — Box 194, Durham, N.C. 27702 Susan Finley — 722 Lakestone Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Lesley Fogleman — 1708 Cambridge Dr., Kinst on, N.C. Catherine Fox — 1044 Rocklord Rd., High Point, N.C. Margaret Friedman — 1496 Challen Ave., Jacksonville, Florida 32205 Cennifer Carrou — 749 20th Ave., NW, Hickory, N.C. Nan Graham — 6579 Rockaway Rd., Richmond, Va. 23238 Ellen Hamrick — 1212 Lafayette Ave., Rocky Mount, N.C. Elizabeth Harris — 1407 Parkins Mill Rd., Greenville, S.C 29607 Sharon Hartzog — 2707 Kingsley Rd, Raleigh, N.C. 27612 Susan Hemingway — 7470 Captains Rd., Tarboro, N.C. Sherry Henderson — 6477 Prett Court, Charlotte, N.C. Ellen Hennings — 7004 Flderwood PL, Greensboro, N.C. Susan Herrmann — 7229 Hadlow Dr., Springfield, Va. 22152 Laura Hester — Fort Charlotte Rd., Mount Carmel, S.C. Sara Hinkle — 604 Valley Rd., Thomasville, N.C. 27360 Catrina Hotchkiss — Regal Oaks, Rt. 2, Box 233-6, Mooresville, N.C. 26115 Lisa Husbands — 2210 Jones Ln., Wilmington, Delaware Therese lacobs — Rt. 1, Box 30M, Leland, N.C. 28451 Ann ), Johnson — 70i Kenilworth Rd., Greenville, N.C. Lindie lohnson — 818 Rapids St., Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Lynn (ones — 7 726 Roundknob Ave., Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Elizabeth Kearns — 27 Deepwood Rd., Darien, Ct. 06820 Robin Keller — 707 Hay Ave., Frankfort, Ky. 40601 Ellen Key — Box 20, King, N.C. 27021 lanet Kindred — 4520 Woodsman Way, Winston-Salem, N.C. Bonnie Kitchen — 7 Ledgebrook Dr., Norfolk, Ct. 06254 Elizabeth Koonlz — Rt. 3, Box 76, Lexington, N.C. 27292 Kimberly Lassister — Box 911, Lillington, N.C. 27546 Elizabeth Lawless — 425 Lake Dr., King, N.C. 27021 Valerie Leeper — 7370 Ash St., Kingsport, Tenn. 37664 Dee Leonard — Box 923, Kernersville, N.C. 27284 Leigh Leutze — 2133 N. Lakeshore Dr., Chapel Hill, N.C. Cathy Lewis — Rt. 1, Box 186-A, Chester, S.C 29706 Shelley lewis — Box 268, 816 Vermont St., Smithfield, NC Martha Locke — 47 Mt. Vista Ave., Greenville, S.C. Rebecca Lopez — 794 Broadview Rd., Waynesville, N.C. Julia MacCallum — 4429 Gratiot Ave., Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Barbara Mackey — 2807 Malone Dr., Panama City, Fla. Anna Martin — 321 Northfield Dr., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Anne-Marie Matthews — 3303 Fvans St., Morehead City, N.C. 28557 Amanda Mays — 7520 Heatherwood Rd., Columbia, S.C. Heida McMullen — Chatham Bars Inn, Chatham, Mass. 02633 Jean Marie Milam — J47 Forest Circle, Danville, Va. Elizabeth Miller — Rt. 8, Box 423-D, Roanoke, Va. 24014 Johanna Miller — 4J2J Wickford Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21210 Dianne Milligan — 650 Prospect Ave., Little Silver, N.J. Karen Moye — 805 f. Wilson St., Farmville, N.C. 27828 Uura Neal — 257 Navajo Dr., Wyckoff, N.J. 07481 Vivian Neal — Rt. 1, Box 135, Brewton, Ala. 36426 ' Kim Newton — 236 Kyle Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27104 Jan Norvell — 775 Rockview Ln., Morganton, N.C. 28655 Lou Ann O ' Dell — Rt. 1, Box 197-M, [den, N.C. 27288 A Maureen Orbock — 3454 Scarborough Dr., Winston- Salem, NC lanet Owusu — Box 10503, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27108 Laura Partee — 103 Newman St., Greenville, S.C. 29601 Janice Pattison — Rt. 5, West Redding, Ct. 06896 Margaret Poindexter — 677 St. Andrews Rd., Statesville, N.C. 28677 Kim Potter — 136 Alton Rd., Nashville, Tenn. 37205 lane Richardson — 1700 Richardson Dr., Reidsville, N.C. Julie Risher — Camden Military Academy, Camden, S.C. Linda Rogers — 28 Shadylawn Dr., Madison, N.I. 07940 Leigh Sailer — 1405 Blackhawk Dr., Opelika, Ala. 36801 lanel Samuels — 3516 Croft Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 23211 Amy Sanford — 520 Laurel Ave., Fredericksburg, Va. Ashley A. Sharp — Box 186, Dependent Mail Section, APO San Francisco, California 96301 Bobbie |. Shepherd — Box 619, Millers Creek, N.C. 28651 Lisa Smith — Rt. 2, Box 158, King, N.C. 27021 Sally Smith — 2619 Knollwood Rd., Charlotte, N.C. 28211 Sharon D. Smith — 1120 Lancaster St., Durham, N.C. 27701 Louisa Sohmer — 1049 Kenleigh Circle, Winston-Salem, NC Kelly Solms — 28 Capron St., Ft. Bragg, N.C. 28307 |o Stephenson — 8 Hillcrest Dr., Lexington, N.C. 27292 Ann E. Stevens — Rt. 5, Box 462, Paris, Ky. 4036 1 Lynn Tate — Box 1655, Elizabethtown, N.C. 28337 Paula |. Taylor — 903 Country Club Dr., Lexington, N.C. Mary lanet Thies — 334 Hempstead PI., Charlotte, N.C. Beth Thomas — 204 Queens Ferry, Cary, N.C. 27511 Amy Townsend — 2706 N. Chestnut St., Lumberton, N.C. Lynn Tuggle — 75 Amherst Rd., Chatham, N.j. 07928 Anna Urling — 7402 Mt. Vernon Rd., Charleston, W. Va. Delia Vestal — Rt. 4, Box 674, Yadkinville, N.C. 27055 Kathryn Vinson — 875 Clenairy Dr., Atlanta, Ca. 30328 Elizabeth Waters — 66 13 Mariemont Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 ludith Watson — Kinston Clinic N., Kinston, N.C. 28501 Laurie Weinel — 7945 5. Live Oak Parkway, Wilmington, N.C. 28403 Patee White — 1440 Daniel Ave., Norfolk, Va. 23505 Shari K. White — 946 Croyden St., High Point, N.C. Sarah Williams — 749 5. Linden Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Barbara Wright — 4404 Latimer Rd., Raleigh, N.C. 27609 Christa Wright — Rt. 3, Tamarack Rd., Newtown, Ct. Krista Wruck — 507 Pine Rd., Davidson, N.C. 28036 Acknowledgements — Divider page photos and quotation on class divider page courtesy of Alicia Stephens. Opening section drawings courtesy of Alison Huff. 9 A mo PA ZKONS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Abernethy Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Appich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Austin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Babb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I. W. Baity Mr. and Mrs. James L. Baker Dr. and Mrs. George F. Becknell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. David Biswell Mr. and Mrs. George S. Blackwelder, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James W. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Brown Mrs. Mildred P. Browning Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Caluori Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Capshaw Mrs. Harvey Carrell Mr. and Mrs. George C. Carver Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Casstevens, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Jose O. Castellanos del Valle Mr. and Mrs. James R. Castle Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cawood Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cella, Jr. Gordon Combs Calvin M. Cooledge William G. Cory William B. Cothran Mr Claiborne W. Craddock Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T. Crawford Mrs. Alice B. Culler Dr. Paul Cuthbertson Mrs. Anis R. Daley Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Denton Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bllard Mr. and Mrs. William Estes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferchaud Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fleeman Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Foster Mr. and Mrs. David L. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. A. Conrad Frey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Manley K. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. John 5. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Giersch William B. Glover Robert W. Hale G.W. Hanes M. Thomas Hatley, Jr. T. T. Hayes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. William R. Haynie Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Hendrix L TC and Mrs. Roger W. Herrman Mrs. Jean H. High Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Husbands, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. John K. Jolliff Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kerley Colonel and Mrs. John W. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Langsenkemp, 111 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leeper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter Lester Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mackey Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mann Dr. and Mrs. A.A. Markley, III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Matthews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Locke Mays Captain and Mrs. M.D. Miefert Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller, Jr. Mr. Robertson L. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Moor Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Mumby, III Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. McAllister Dr. Clyde N. McCall Mr. and Mrs. William C. McCaskill Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCausland Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. McCollum Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Neal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Neal, III Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Read M. Northern Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Owen Dr. and Mrs. Earl T. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Page Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Poteat Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Reinhardt J.B. Richardson Col. and Mrs. Lanning P. Risher Mr. Pelham A. Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Agripino Salapong, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh Sanders, III Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Savoca Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Singletary Mr. Alton B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald C Smith 1 216 pa zkojvs eowamsn Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brooks F. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Hestley D. Stepp Mr. and Mrs. John T. Talbert, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Thies, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bruce Thomson, jr. Mr. H. Dean Thornton Mr. and Mrs. John W. Todd Mr. Frank Toney Dr. and Mrs. John V. Torbert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fdward A. Tratnack Mrs. Lillian Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Bernice B. Turnage Dr. and Mrs. W. Harold Urling Mr. and Mrs. William L. Vinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Mayon J. Weeks Dr. and Mrs. William H. Weinel, Jr. Mr. Henry M. Whitesides Mr. and Mrs. T. Murray Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Wines Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Young Moravian Mock And Gift Shop 614 south main street winston-salem, nc 27101 connie moore — manager (919) 723-6262 RESTAURANT Delight in the tranquil atmosphere of Winston-Salem ' s finest dining establishment. Specializing in Prime Rib, Ryan ' s invites you to experience our quality steaks, pork, shrimp, and snapper. Our very special wine list complements any meal. Major credit cards honored. All ABC Permits — Conveniently located at 719 Colliseum Drive 724-6132 217 r.oop vf  « JB.V Goodrich E UN i Royal baity ' s discount tire sales MOMKCH ZJKSS warehouse distributors ejCAKBwee kakv compliments of 8JUWGZON WSUJCA UOfl eoMPAm we. 2010 n. kerr avenue Wilmington, n.c. 28405 J J JO old Salisbury road winston-salem, n.c. 27107 phone 722-301$ goo® cuex dASS 07 1980 PIZZA GARDEN 2951 NORTH CHERRY • 724-7600 218 810% ic Gdef k cononics i ssut  ♦ ♦ dr. riddel — economics department ad design by elisabeth baynard -WINSTON-SALEM AREA- •OUR EVERYDAY PRICES WILL ALWAYS BE MARKED 30% - 60% LOWER ON ALL MERCHANDISE FIRST QUALITY ONLY - JUNIOR 8c LADIES SIZES Garland - Vicki Volts - Butte Knit - Peerless — Villager - Ten-Four Young Edwardian — Nortons Point — Faded Glory — Happy Legs — Crazy Horse — Legacy Time and Place — Aileen — Modem Juniors — Elles BeUes — Off-Spring — Gamin — Xtrov ert Huk-a Poo - Stuffed Shirt - San Francisco Shirt Works - many more IMAGES l 4 «t wut to i z J On 1-40 at the Clcmmons exit (7 miles west of Winslon-Salem) We are in the Weslwood Shopping Centci - Beside McDonaid ' s Mon. â– FrL JO- 9 Sai 10- 7 Sun. I â– 6 (919) 766-476 J ALSO IN CHARLOTTE AT ALBEMARLE LAWYERS RD (1 MILE EAST OF EASTLAND MALLl 219 3 ZMS MASZSK ' S HAJK SACON AKSA ' S HfflSZ 1239 west academy street winstou-salem, h.c. phone — (919) 722-0588 call for appointment monday-friday 9.-00-6 0 Saturday 9.-00- .-00 220 eoassuM KJZeMSJV Breakfast Special — 5:00 A.M. til 11:00 A.M. Lunch Special — Salad Bar with over 60 items $2.95 Dinner Special — Steaks and Seafood Carry out service rendered 2730 N. Cherry St., Winston-Salem, N.C. 723-1463 coca cola bottling co. consolidated 730 south marshall street wmstoH-salem, n.c. ZM6 KAMSy MAMS 4 MJDDjCS CO. world renowned jewelers since 1832 hanes mall 765-1767 221 MDMA ZJON SIGHTS and INSIGHTS staff and the Class of 1980 wish to honor Dr. Qeorge Mcknight, Professor of Chemistry, Salem College. More than a teacher of chemistry, George Mcknight is a teacher of concern and understanding. Mis devotion to his students is immeasurable. As our class advisor he has been supportive to both the entire class and to each individual member. He ' s a scholar, a leader, a counselor, a friend. George exemplifies the best of Salem ' s values and the quality of liberal arts education. Because of his dedication to Salem students, we dedicate the 1980 SIGHTS and INSIGHTS to him. The 1979-80 edition ot Sights and Insights is the archive of our year at Salem. It represents tradition and preserves memories through a pictorial illustration of past events. However, on a different level, this book represents hours of hard work striving to meet deadlines, to operate within the budget, to organize group and individual pictures, and to enhance the appeal of our book by varying techniques. I want to thank the members of my staff for all of their time and effort, and especially, for their quality performance in the publication of this yearbook. As I think back over the past year in particular and the past four years in general, I fondly remember moments spent with my friends and professors. These memories, however, are accompanied by thoughts of exams, term pa- pers, presentations and yearbook deadlines. During my Salem years, I tended to spend a great deal of time studying for exams, writing term papers, preparing for presentations, and meeting deadlines. These pressures frequently hindered my desire to develop closer relationships with my friends and to fully enjoy the opportunities afforded by the Salem Community. However, If I had my Salem life to live over, I ' d dare to make more mistakes next time. I ' d relax. I would limber up. I would be sillier than I have been this trip. I would take fewer things seriously. I would take more chances. I would climb more mountains and swim more rivers. I would eat more ice-cream and less beans. I would perhaps have more actual troubles, but I ' d have fewer imaginary ones. You see, I ' m one of those people who live sensibly and sanely hour after hour, day after day. Oh, I ' ve had my moments, and if I had to do it again, I would travel lighter than I have . . . I would start barefoot earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. I would go to more dances. I would ride more merry- go-rounds. I would pick more daisies. — Nadine Stair Marcia High 224 Winston-. Â
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