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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1983 volume:

Salem Academy and College Gramley Library Winston-Salem, N.C. 2710 j SALEM HISTORICAL ROOM t — i — i — r SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS SALEM COLLEGE Winston -Salem, North Carolina Printed by Jostens American Yearbook Company T With each day comes the beginning of new memories. The days fade away while the memories become more precious. These memories have an impact on our lives. People influence us. Events change us. We are shaped by our surroundings. Become a part of the surroundings and learn by discovering what they have created. T —— itt - .ygffi - Bi. ' jw£g ■ fcr .,- • ' • ■ 1 f v 1 III b ' J If Ea w f-rr t ■ W - ft it — 14 ' ] 1lV A ' I i H B - i 1 . I I i I I T DEDICATION During the past four years there have been countless people who have helped us become who we are. There were those who taught us and those who advised us; those who were our big sisters and those who were our little sis- ters; and those who were our friends. However there is one special group who stand out as being probably the most important people in our lives. They watched silently while we made mistakes, knowing that mak- ing mistakes was a part of our growing up, and praised us for the slightest accomplish- ments. They laughed with us and cried for us and stood by us when no one else was there. They gave us love, patience, support and un- derstanding. And in appreciation for all that they have done for us, we, the Class of 1982, dedicate this year ' s Sights and Insights to our parents, with the hope that they are as proud of us as we are of them. 10 Orientation Julie Richer — co-chairman Ferebee Brown — co-chairman Robin Elmore Sara Hinkle Liz Denton Gwen Campbell Jennifer Ingram Amy Sharer Angie Manz Kristen Rountree Jessica Foy Katie Davis Ellen Key Ann Cabel Hancock Karen Stepp Susan Green berg Lee Heffernan Virginia Wagenheim Olivia Smith Lee Ann Manning Jodie Critchfield Lisa Abt Brenda Dison Paula Corbett Minda Salapong Committee The Beginning There ' s no college like Salem College Like no college I know Everything about it is appealing The beauty of it all is something rare No where could you get this happy feeling Except at Salem, it keeps us there 18 Opening Just this once, you will not be hearing me talk about SGA, but I would like to put my two cents in and welcome all of you back to Salem. If your summer has been anything like mine, it definitely went by too quickly ... but once again we are back at school at the start of a new year. And this being my last year, I have come to realize that the time we have together is just too short. Because as seniors . . . SENIORS . . . gosh, that still sounds so strange. I can remember so clearly when I was a freshman sitting down on the front row during an SGA meeting, just listening to the President and thinking to myself that maybe one day — I could even be President of SGA! After all, ALL she had to do was conduct SGA meetings once a month! Boy, did I have a lot to learn. That was three years ago ... the time always seems to go by so quickly . . . but in looking back now, I can see that we really have come a long way. This may sound preachy but I am very sincere when I say take advantage of what Salem has to offer, and appreciate what you have here, because its just too easy to take things for granted. Since Salem is a supportative community, which offers many opportunities for leadership, there is no bet- ter place or time to develop our capabilities and recognize our limitations. The friends you make and the things you experience, you will remember forever, but while you are here, find your niche and take time to become involved . . . drain Salem for everything she ' s worth, so that when the day comes, you will be able to walk away with a feeling of total satisfaction and accomplishment. And remember, the sky ' s the limit. Katie Davis Convocation p-vsam Freshman Mixer i 4 t 4 4 JnJ jj  L « More than 100 people attended the annual Freshman Mixer, held this year on Friday, September 4th. Don Smith provided the tape show, Ron provided the kegs, and Wake Forest, Davidson, UNC, Duke, N.C. State, and Hampden -Sidney provided the males. All combined to provide a good time for everyone. 22 M Big Sis — Little Sis Even rain could not dampen the spirits of the Juniors and the Freshman as they got to know one another at the Big Sis — Little Sis Picnic held in September. It was a fun informal gathering of strangers that paved the way for a lasting relationship bwtween good friends. Salem On Stage A combination of Grease, Oliver, South Pacific, and a Chorus Line produced Fall Fest 1981. From breakfast in the refectory through entertainment in the Square to the traditional party at TOG, the day was filled with fun, friendship and sisterhood as only found at Salem. Fall Fest 1981 ■M w A ' • ; | ' • ■? 1 ] |f M 1 I T [ 1 Interclub ' 81 With Friday, October 39th: Scavenger Hunt and Halloween Carnival. From devils to bees, everyone came dressed as their favorite halloween character to the tape show in the refectory. Saturday, October 31st: Kickball and Dance. Everyone enjoyed the beer and kickball game in the afternoon on the hockey field. At 9 pm the crowd, dressed in casual attire, gathered once again in the refectory to dance to the music of the Voltage Brothers. The weekend proved to be a success for all. M The Voltage Brothers 29 ■ — i — i — i — i — i — r T Tis The Season Dec. 2 The Moravian Candle Tea at the Single Brother ' s House. Dec. 5 Christmas Dance in the Refectory. Dec. 7 Christmas Tree Lighting, followed by the annual Christmas Dinner. Dec. 8 Seniors trim Moravian candles, followed by caroling in Salem and at the Morrill ' s. Dec. 9 Christmas Mini Concert with Dansalems, Archways, and Mitzi Dooley. Dec. 10 Christmas Candle Service, Salem College Choral Ensemble. Dec. 13 Home Moravian Church Carol Service for the Third Sunday of Advent. 30 To Be Jolly x ! v- I • • • ifc-—i. .1 Pk i - 1 J Christmas T Sophomore M Senior T Our Wonderful Although our year is ending It ' s really a beginning We hope that you will remember our days with you From our first sister picnic to the banquet tonight You ' ve shown us your spirit with smiles so bright. Oh now that we are leaving Our sister class so dear How could we say good-bye to the ones that we love? The two years we ' ve known you, this year and the last Are years filled with friendship that will always last. Do you remember our life around Salem Square? From the beginning sisterhood has made us quite a pair. If ever we would leave you How could it be in springtime Knowing how in spring we ' ll be missing you all? Oh no, not in springtime, summer, winter, or fall We wish we ' d never have to leave you at all. 36 M World Of Salem Executive Board Liz Denton — secretary; Judy Watson — treasurer; Katie Davis; Jennifer Ingram — interdorm chairman; Jessica Foy — honor council chairman; Suzanne Galiimore — vice-president 38 — Exec. Board Honor Council r - : : PVj Angie Manz; Mary Richer; Jessica Foy — chairman; Katie Davis; Jennifer Ingram; Lisa Abt — secretary; Brenda Dixon; Robin Elmore; Ellen Key HONOR CODE Every student shall be honor bound to refrain from cheating. Every student shall be honor bound to refrain from stealing. Every student shall be honor bound to refrain from lying. Honor Council — 39 T Legislative Board Suzanne Gallimore — chai 40 — Leg. Board d Student Activities Board Mary Anne Tuggle — chairman Nancy Fuller Sara Hinkle Ellen Hamrick Kathy Mattson Kathy Vinson Margaret Adams Sunny Nolde Amy Shafer Karen Eudy Katie Davis Carol Anne Moorehead Bobbie Shepherd Mitzi Dooley Sarena Sappupo Nancy Coudriet Amanda Mays Julia Newton Maria Deatheridge Garert Ross Roberta Hoyle Anne Marie Mathews Elizabeth Taylor Pam Murrell Cathryn Bennett Elian Brown Allison Buice Interdorm Jennifer Ingram — chairman T feHMI - ■ ■■:._- 4. ' — Interdorm Minda Salapong; Fordham Baldndge, Karen Stepp; Jennifer Ingram; Katie Davis, Jessica Foy; Allyson Potts; Lee Heffernan; Ellen Henmngs, Gwen Campbell Big Four Maria Deatherage — chairman Elizabeth Carver — vice-chairman Neal McArthur — treasurer Lynne Shipley — secretary Lisa Conn Mary Beth Harrison Susan Hemmingway Bonnie Lewis Nancy Poole Judy Webb Sue Sauer Kaycee Connolly Susan Bntt ' Murphrey Karen Eudy Lisa Moore Susan Butler Ruthie Modlin Garrett Ross Debbie Bradford Kelly Ziglar Martha Pritchard Sarena Sappupo 43 T Senior Class Officers I Lisa Hopkins — treasurer; Jamie Credte — secretary; Kathy Mattson — vice-president; Kent Watts — president From the first time we wore our gowns at Opening Convocation to the last time at Graduation, our senior year has been filled with unforgetable moments of fun and friendship. We attended our last freshman mixer and finally got to paint the bird above Bitting ' s door. We trimmed candles at Christmas and sang to the Salem community. We voted on graduation speakers and stuffed goodie - bags. We went door to door selling cups and lighters and bought countless donuts. We were honored at Sophomore -Senior and went on our last spring break. We hoped that we ' d pass P.E. and wrote resumes. We mailed graduation announcements and took our last exams. And we sang to Roberta. Now that we have gone our separate ways, we will cherrish the memories of our days at Salem and remember the people that shared them with us. 44 — Sr. Class Officers May the road rise to meet you; May the wind be always at your back; May the sun shine warm upon your face . . . The rain fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again, May God hold you in the hallow of His hand. Seniors — 45 i i i Ah, but a man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, or what ' s a heaven for? Patricia de Arredondo _ « t n 1 1 - There are people whose feelings and well-being are within my influence. I will never escape that fact. 4 — Senic Anne Fordham Baldridge Alisa Dawn Bass Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, Of glory in the flower . . . Garland Elizabeth Barksdale We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind. Seniors — 47 i i i t — r T Success in life is a matter not so much of talent or opportunity - as one of preserverance. Denise Elizabeth Bennick I ' ve seen the bottom, And I ' ve seen the top, But mostly I ' ve lived in between. Kathryn Ann Bennett 48 — Seniors Cynthia Leigh Brower Anne Spencer Brugh There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror which reflects it. Linda Pirka Brooks Suspect each moment, for it is a thief, tiptoeing away with more than it brings. Seniors — 97 1 I I I 1 What I ' ll give you Since you asked Is all my time together Take the Rugged sunny days Elizabeth Bland Carver The Warm and Rocky weather Take the roads that I have walked Looking for tomorrow ' s time Peace of mind - Nancy Gail Casstevens 98 — Seniors Catherine Dale Clark Nancy Coudriet Life was meant to be lived, and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never, for whatever reason, turn back on life. Dare to do the things you dream of. Seniors — 99 If you love something set it free — If it comes back, it ' s yours If it doesn ' t It never was. Marriotte James Credle I can do everything through him who gives me strength. 100 — Seniors Julia Elizabeth Crawley Kathenne Anne Davis Laurie Towns Davis Jennifer Dial Without self-confidence we are as babes in the cradle. Margaret Lee Davis No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Seniors — 101 T Moderation is the silken string running through the pear l chain of all virtues. Dolly Faye Durham Happiness is a wine of the rarest vintage and seems insipid to vulgar tastes. 102 — Seniors J Karen Denise Eudy Heidi Elizabeth Fauth - ' Jessica Herren Foy What you are is God ' s gift to you, what you make of yourself is your gift to God. Angeline Geo Fleeman The world has a way of looking at people. Sometimes it seems that the world is wrong. Seniors — 103 T There are parts of a ship which, taken by themselves, would sink. The engine would sink . . . But when the parts are built together, they float . . . Deborah Lee Furst ... So it is with the events of my life. Some have been tragic. Some have been happy. But when they are taken together, they form a craft which is going some- place, and I am comforted. 104 — Seniors Nancy Barksdale Fuller m Gerri Suzanne Gallimore M Joan Gentry Do I contradict myself? Very well then, I contradict myself. (I am large, I contain multitudes.) Merry Kacherine Glover O mortal man, think mortal thoughts. Seniors — 105 1 T 1 To fathom all that can be fathomed, and quietly to reverence that which cannot be fathomed. Elizabeth Shaw Hasty The most exhausting thing in life ... is being insincere. Sarah Beverly Harris XP Caroline Susan Hil! Roberta Ruth Hoyle Whatever the struggle continue the climb it may be only one step to the summit. Lisa Renee Hopkins Be sure you ' re right, Then go ahead. Seniors — 107 TIT 1 — I — n T T You can ' t always get what you want . . . But if you try sometime . . . Nancyanne Imeson . . . you just might find you get what you need. Susan Ann Huffman 108 — Seniors Olga Spivey Joyce • ■ w tei m 1 i LL « — . r TST: Jennifer Lasley Success is too often measured by comparisons, Measure it by feelings — yours. Loree Lynne Kruea ■ V r ) .  I Blessed are those that can give without remembering, and take without forgetting. Seniors — 109 Hope is the thing with feathers — That perches on the soul — And sings the tune without the words - And never stops — at all. Addie — Leigh Boyd Littleton The language of friendship is not words, But meaning. , ™ I • s . m : Helen White Martin Though we drifted apart in distance I always think of you as being right here. Though we have different interests our experiences are the same and though we have many new friends it is our old and continuous friendship that means the most to me. Seniors — 111 T Wherever I am, you are there also. Kathy Laync Mactson Every person, all the events of your life are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them is up to you. 112 — Seniors Keiko Matsuo Flizabeth Ann Mayer Lisa Lynn Miefert ft i- r Nanette Keel Molitor Salem you have been my joy, my fears, my laughs My tears . . . Ruth Kirkwood Modlin pp PNfc 1 i ' r « - n -? ji v r . Four years were spent with you. I now live my life in your debt. Seniors — 65 i r T You grow up the day you have your first real laugh at yourself. Gail Taylor Moore There is a foolish corner in the brain of the wisest man. (V) — Seniors Patricia Anne Moor Katherine Larson Moore Carol Ann Moorhead i W d I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Julia Maitland Newton But then you must not at the same time resent all the qualities you love. Seniors — 67 i — r T This above all: to thine own self be true And it must follow, as the night and day, Thou canst not be false to any man. Jan Stewart Patterson We love the things we love for what they are. 18 — Scnii Evelyn Ann Norris L jisimM Agntrta Ptrman Nancy Amelia Poole So live your life in your own way — to reach for the goals you have set for yourself To be the you that you want to be — That is success. Seniors — 69 T I [ T T Friendship is first, Friendship last . . . I would that I were worthy to be any man ' s friend. Peggy Rhodes The seed of happiness I sow in others — that same seed I sow in myself. Lillian Lee Richardson Mary Thomas Rogers WK - Mary Michel Roufail If a man does not keep pace with his companion, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer . . . Elizabeth Garrett Ross - . Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or faraway. i — r i — i — i — r — i — r T To see a world in a grain of sand or heaven in a wild flower . . . Mary Helen Secrest . to hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour. Jasminda Salvosa Salapong Sabrina Carolyn Simon Vicki Williams Sheppard The friends you find at Salem will be the friends you ' ll have for life. Julie Anne Singlerary A wise man never loses anything if he have himself. Seniors — 1 11 IT T Love, love is never gone — as we travel on love ' s what we ' ll remember. Hope McGuire Swicegood I ' ve taken my fun where I ' ve found it. Karen Elizabeth Stepp 74 — Seniors Elizabeth English Taylor Anne Toms Tomlinson Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ship out on the open sea . . . Susan Madeline Tiffany l - .f . . . Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up — always up. i — i — i — r T Searchin for dreams I have found love; Reaching for love I have found friends . . . Now my life has just begun. I will shine forever, like the sun. 76 - Seni( | Kathryn Allison Van Horn Langhorne Kent Watts w N 1 • ■ t Allien White Can we ever have too much of a good thing. Judith Dollings Webb ■ V The best-educated person is the one who understands the most about the life in which he is placed. 1 — r T Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands . . . Cynthia Lynn Williams -MP i jr tk ( 1 | J F s ' ■■ ' i . . . But like the sea -faring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them you will reach your destiny. 7H — Senit Alice Marianne Williams Gwendolynn Sue Winston Roberta Owen Wood You and I possess within ourselves at every moment of our lives . . . Elizabeth Mary Young . under all circumstances the power of transform the quality of our lives. Seniors — 79 T Underclassmen Officers Freshman Class Officers Gloria Crist Liza Robinson Lee Flippin Lee Luckenbach Sophomore Class Officers Mary Weeks Fountain, Amy Schafer, English Ray, Va- lane Reibel Junior Class Officers Frances Barnes. Margaret Adams, Julia Council, Lisa Col- lins. 80 Lisa Jean Abt Ann Ferebee Brown AJisa Caroline Baker Ellen Jo Brown Frances Talbert Barnes Susan Elizabeth Butler Elisabeth Harding Collir Julia Anne Council Mary Cathryn Bennet Audrey Denise Castellano Kelly Sharon Corpening Mary Paul Craft Junior — 129 T Deborah Lynn Cupp Wendy Elisabeth Dayton Elizabeth Glass Denton Robin Gaye Elmore Sarah Anita Daniel Susan Maria Deatherage Anne Elizabeth Echols Vicki Lynn Estes Karen Renee Farmer Susan Ellen Finley 130 — Juniors Nan Meredith Graham Ellen Ann Hennings Kimberly Carol Lassiter Elizabeth Jane Lawless Ellen Crenshaw Hamrick Laura Elizabeth Hester Mary Elizabeth Harris Sara Helen Hinkle Sharon Elizabeth Hartzog Therese Ann Jacobs Juniors — 131 T Dee Ann Leonard Amanda Lockehart Mays Johanna Carlson Miller Dianne Ellen Mitligan Mary Catherine Lewis Susan Ann Sauer Manha Annetle Locke Bobbie Jean Shepherd Anne -Marie Matthews Mona Lisa Smith Sharon Denise Smith Gina Marie Starling Stuart Alicia Story Helen Lynwood Tuggle Kelly Kristen Solms Rebekah Jo Stephenson Lynn Allred Tate Kathryn Butler Vinson Judith Whitcraft Watson Juniors — 133 T Lucie Carter Blanchard Melinda Galloway Blanchard Paula Rae Blanchard Lori Ann Bolick Deborah Lynn Bradford Deborah Anne Briggs Eleanor Louise Brigham Florence Sumner Brown Anne Elizabeth Burkhardt Catherine deRosset Campbell Kelly Kimball Carpenter Josephine Anne Ciavola Elizabeth Randolf Clark Elisa Lange Conn 154 ■ — Sophomores ■ 1 Paula Mane Corbect Mary Anne Craven Jodi Renee Critchfield Tamara Jo Dangler Catherine Hales Davis Brenda Anne Dixon Sarah Elizabeth Dorton Elizabeth Grace Eller Lisa Gail Finks Rebecca Anne Fitch Mary Frances Fiser Mary Weeks Fountain Martha Lynn Francis Jilan Catherine Ghoneim Susan Philip Greenberg Cynthia Michele Ham Sophomores — 135 i — i — i — I — I — I — I — r T Jeanelle Moore Hamilton Ann Cabell Hancock Bonita Regina Harris Lisa Allison Harris Beatrice Edna Heath Catherine Carolyn Hedrick Mary Lee Heffernan Jeanne Elizabeth Henning Jorita Ann Hill Sara Temple Hill Lori Susan Hobby Julia Ragsdale Holdford Susanne Kiluk Penelope Lynn Kipe 136 — Sophomores Kimberly Kay Kittley Elizabeth Ward Knight Bonnie Chtistine Lewis Carol Marguerite Link Kathy Lynn Little Leigh Annette Long Rebecca Ann Lopez Julie Shelton Lopp Marguaret Doud Lynn Elizabeth Neal McArthur Lee Ann Manning Christine Dehler Marks Ann Martin May Julia Ann Medlin Sophomores — 137 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T T Jennifer Ann Meeker Karen Merchant Catherine Long Mewborn Lisa Virginia Moore Nancy Eppes Moore Tarenna Sue Moore Elizabeth Spencer Morrow Susan Britt Murphrey Pamela Gene Murrell Harriette Elizabeth Neu burger Janet Elizabeth Niblock Kimberly Ann O ' Brien Kathleen Ruth Overton Janie Horton Parker Robyn Aileen Parsons Elizabeth Bonner Pearce 138 — Sophomores Linda Crane Pendleton Pernella Kay Perm Patricia Lester Philips Martha Twitty Pritchard Paula Carol Purser Lisa English Ray Pamela Leigh Reavis Valerie Ann Reibel Alicia May Robbins Serena Christine Sapuppo Virginia Foard Scott Sophomores — 139 1 1 T T Amy Louise Shafer Emile Waker Shaw Anna Elaine Shell Mary Lynne Shipley Karen Tenna Smith Olivia Mallary Smith Sally Holmes Smith Martha Leigh Sobel Virginia Ruth Sosebee Ginger Renee Sprinkle Virginia Pickens Suiter Suzanne Allison Sumner Carolyn Susan Suydam Margaret Mary Thomas 140 — Sophomores - Anne Elizabeth Thompson Anne Helen Toole Louise Alan Try Kimberly Rae Unruh Stephanie Lane Vance Laura Vincent Lisa Marie Voiers Virginia Chadwick Wagenheim Jane Reeves Watkins Susanne Weddle Anna Kathryn White Mary Ellen Wilkerson Elizabeth Wallace Williams Theresa Elizabeth Woodbury Sophomores — 141 i i i r Christel Rowland Adams Katherine Peterson Ba Id ridge Kinsey Barnes Laura Ellen Barnes Holly Susan Bolsinger Ellen Camille Anastasi Claire Suzanne Bafts Angela Dean Bostrom Nina Jean Anderson Susan Hunter Beattie Diana Lyn Bower Laura Mobry Arrowood Catherine Crosse Bernheisel Dove DeLane Brown AySim Atalay Carla Ann Blakley Elaine Talley Brown 142 — Freshmen Jeannine Marie Buchanan Susan Alicia Campbell Pamela Renee Cook Alice Faye Crawford Susan Marie Currier Helen Louise Budd Karen Susan Canavan Elizabeth Hudson Cooper Elizabeth Elaine Creasy Annette Frances Cuzzocrea Frances Ravenel Buist Catherine Marie Cass Beth Ann Cosby Gloria Carol Christ Mary Kim Daniels Trellace Hunt Ellington Holly Caroline Fowler Carol Marie Essa Sandra Gail Freuler Lynda Gail Eudy Mary Catherine Furst Ann Elizabeth DeStefano Melissa Ann Dobyns Jean MariLee Eagles Judith Roberta Faris Victoria Lynn Gaines Angela Kaye Dixon Lisa Michelle Driver (Catherine Suzanne Edwards Elizabeth Leigh Flippin Jenny Anne Garret 144 - - Freshmen Madeline Simpson Gilbert Natalie Carol Gregory Mary Elizabeth Harrison Mary Sasser Hendnck Suzanne Heslewood Jo Lynn Gillican Lesli Burns Guarino Frances Patricia Hester Elizabeth Anne Glenn Brynan Wade Hadaway Elizabeth Carol Hill Leigh Ann Goodwin Virginia Louise Haisten Elizabeth Ann Huffman Kirsten Maria Goss Dorothy Marrin Harris Mary Conner Harnver Deborah Ann Henderson Kathryn Elizaberh Humphries T Martha Stevens Hurt Cynthia Ann Leonard Barbara Marmara Meskill Elizabeth Anne Jackson Lmda Michelle Linton Susan Harmon Miller Sarah Bobbit Jenkins Carla Kay Litaker Shearin Elizabeth Mlsna Elizabeth Ann Jones Lee Ann Luckenbach Mary Grace McCord Paige Barns McThenia Patricia Eagles Moss Icca Vonja Jones Nancy Ann McCann Sherry Lynn McMilltan Su!.an McKnighi Mebane Mona Leigh Motz I ' reshn Robin Tremaine Mundle Alicia Ann Neshit Jane Kathleen Perry Laura Lea Petty Grayson Leigh ReV.lle Marguerite Van Norman Murray Margaret Rose O ' Sheei Paula FJiner Pesits Anne Kathryn Prather Maqone Louise Riggs Fdith Mane Nelson Elizabeth Randolph Palmer Ketrie Peterson Salma Gail Ramsey Diana Merle Risher Nancy Joan Rash Mary Elizabeth Rishei Janie Randolph Ratcliffe Anne Carolyn Roberson Freshmen — 147 Mary Frna Met? Scovel Lillian Lee Sears Sandra Lynn Smith Kathryn Hale Sneeden Martha Anne Roberts Tern Rushatz Kathryn Elizabeth Schulze May McLaughlin Sherrod Frances Lee Spier Liza Blaine Robinson Pamela Lynne Sawers Carla Rae Seism Pamela Jo Shores Stephanie Leigh Starletce Carol Lee Rogers Lee Anne Schnell Margaret Merrill Scott Susan Denise Shurling Virginia Ann Surber MH — Freshmen Jennifer Louise Suydam Martha Kaye Thornton Elizabeth Cathart Waters Jane Alliso n Webber Virginia Ogburn Yates Mary Louise Swann Amy Jo Trogden Rebecca Ann Weaks Harriet Chisolm Wilson LuAnn Yost Anna Lane Tatum Elizabeth Lyn Turner Margaret King Weant Kelly Andrews Worth Joann Inyung Yue Amy Hill Thomas Traci Lynette Vamplt K3therinVample Katharine Carter Weatherman Allison William: Thompsoi Elizabeth Jean Ward Janie Leigh Weaver Marshalls Ellen Hamrick; Lisa Collins; Ellen Brown. Sara Hinkle — chief marshall; Nan Graham; Janelle Brown; Margaret Adams; Bobbie Shepherd 150 — Marshalls F.tlen Hamrick Angeline Fleeman Laurie Davis Muffie Barksdale Janie Parker Lynn Tate Susan Britt Murphrey Mitzi Dooley Susan Hemmingway Martha Pntchard Sally Hill Beth Waters Kacherine Baldridge Valarie Reibel Fnrdham Baldridge Ambassadors Ambassadors — 1M T ucunaouLd StaU L-cia LdCcLtn LofLt Hobby Sumner Bn.own Leslie McCall Montine V ohl Libby BuAkkaidt Theiue Jacobi KLLca.0, Story C-tndy Ham Vete Jordan EdiXur Art Edit ok LcteAa.ii E uton. MuAic Editor Kat. Muiic Editor Bui ineA Manager Member Member MembeA Advisor SUNSHINE GOLD z y Sumner Blown The -fiee ii raining yellow gold, Such 6unilvine coming down. The beauty ofa tkii golden tree 1 5 ha.lli.ng all abound. I itand and let it lain on me, The happy thoughts am there. And when I leave reluctantly, Tliete ' 4 bunthinc in my hair. The gold will lain {)Or many day!,, Until my th.ee -66 bale, As long ai Autumn laiti, I ' ll laugh, With iunthine in my haiA. - 152 — Incunabula Lohi Ihbbif, UNI li Li V , pen i ' wmu ' iui The Salemite Editor: Allison Buice Associate Editor; Mary Rogers Business Manager: Audrey Castellano Assistant Business Manager: Pamela Sawers Staff: Ann Biswell, Ten Capshaw, Kaycee Connolly, Lelia Dolby, Robin Elmore, K.athy Glover, Cynthia Heath, Barbara Meskill. Gail Moore, Sunny Nolde, Tricia Patterson, Agneta Perman, Allison Thompson, Nina Anderson, Hollin Dwiggins Advisors: Laura Edwards, Nancy Stephens The campus newspaper, The Salemite, has been serving the college community since 1920. In keeping with salem ' s tradition of open and thorough communication, the paper keeps the campus informed of events both within and beyond the Square. The Salemite is published every other week by the staff in cooperation with Lindsay Publishing Company of King. T Here we are Feeling we ' ve traveled so far But each and every day has come too fast Only the love we ' ve shared will last. Now it ' s here The beginning of our last year Oh how can we begin to tell you why We fear so many things inside. So there ' s no sense pretending We can ' t help remembering . . . Just when we thought we ' d be leaving you And just when we thought we would try on our own Oh Salem your beauty comes shining through And it seems so hard to have to leave you. Through these years We ' ve lived, we ' ve laughed, yes even shed tears Now each of us must go our separate ways Only with thoughts of Salem days. How will we live without you We ' ll miss everything about you. Just when we thought we ' d be leaving you And just when we thought we would try on our own Oh Salem your beauty comes shining through And it seems so hard ... to live without . . . To love without . . . It seems so sad without you. Fall Fest — ' 81 154 99L s gHts sj V .TS ft? 155 -1 1 | — T 1 1 r To 2nd Floor Bitting: Thanks for Babysitting and taking cate of the young ones, you you know! It has been a terrific year and we ' ll miss you all very much!! Love, Leigh and Lori Dear Honor of Chairman Council: The past years have been terrific, the future will be even better. Love, Liz To All my profs: A university is what a college becomes when the faculty loses interest in students. Ciardi thank you for your interest, and help. Fondly, Liz Julie Medlin, You Buger! The Devil and the Lost Soul To Kel-Bel from Ellen: There are persons so radiant, so kind, so pleasure -bearing, that you instinctively feel . . . they do you good; whose coming into a room is like the bringing of a lamp there. — Henry Ward Beecher Thanks, Kel Good Luck to the Gang ; Bef, E.B., E.H., Judd, Kel, Olive, Ria, and Sue. Love, Sha. Dear Seniors: It ' s been a pleasure knowing you. Here ' s to a wonderful future. (signed) Jeff Ersoff To Eb, Zannie, KC, Hudson, Leigh: I didn ' t find my friends — the good God gave them to me. Love, Ellen B.P. DIRT, is in your hands. RC To MO! You are the greatest roomie. I Luv Ya! The Mew I luv ya, Lee. Thanks for us! XOAL Mar|orie and Beth, I am afraid that I am more the pale type and should definitely give up trying to look rugged BURP Bye E. I ' m sure I will see you soon. Love D. I wuv ooo! Beatrice 164 T? Patrons Mr. and Mrs Peter A Anastasi Mr and Mrs F L Barnes Dr. and Mrs Paul W Black Mr and Mrs Ralph C Brown Dr and Mrs Patrick V Cascellano Mr and Mrs James R Castle Mr and Mrs Salvatore Ciavolla Mr and Mrs Mathew T. Cooper Mr. and Mrs Paul E Corbett, Jr Mr. and Mrs Walter G Craven Mr. and Mrs Albert H Creasy Mr and Mrs. George B Curry, Jr Mr. and Mrs Robert E Dcatherage Mr and Mrs Harold R Denton Mr and Mrs Fred M Eagles Mrs Anne R Echols Mr and Donald O Evnas Mr and Mrs C Graham Farmer Mr and Mrs T Erie Haste, Jr. Mr and Mrs C E Hennings Mr and Mrs. Harold A Hinkle Mr and Mrs Thomas H Hopkins Mrs Janice C Hunter Mr and Mrs. Paul H Inserra Therese Jacobs Mr and Mrs Bill Knautf Mr (ames D McAfee Mr. and Mrs Thomas H. McCook Mr. and Mrs Charles L. Manning Mr. and Mrs F Locke Mays Dr. and Mrs. John M. Miller Mr and Mrs. N.E. Miller, III Dr. and Mrs William J. Moore Mr. and Mrs Milton H Murray Mr and Mrs W.T. Neal Mr and Mrs W W Neal, III Mr and Mrs H H Philips, Jr Mr and Mrs Jetrerson G Ratchtfe Col and Mrs Lanning P Risher Mr and Mrs James H Robinson Mr and Mrs E Gordon Sanders Santo Sappupo Mr. and Mrs Robert D Sauer Mr. and Mrs. John Shell Mr Clifton Sneeden Mr and Mrs. William S Ward 165 ♦ ♦ i 03L 162 An assortment of gifts, books, film, sportswear, and sundries for almost every need More than just a bookstore Salem Gift Book Store 9 East Academy Street 723-1122 on tlfe square in Old Salem 163 1 ZIGLAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY WHOLESALERS PHONE: 919 784-9100 784-9102 Qfrnaii ' a DOWNTOWN - THRUWAY - HANES WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ' Quality Shoes Since 191V CYNTHIA HOLCOMB Stratford Oaks 514 S. Stratford Rd 919 761-0390 Downtown 211 W. 4th St. 919 722-1171 BWLWFg PHAMMMW0 I0IKTTS CSLLEGf IMlOaUIOAK 723-1867 MBIIMS 1 1 WISVllI I PHAIiACY SUM) tCSfS SHOPPIK PLAZA LITTLE Jf MEDICINE rDROPPEfl PROMPT DRUG DELIVERIES BOeeiTI s PROFESSIOML 2240 CLDVERDALE AVE 722-1135 BIT B0BBI1TS 215 S HIW1KMNE Westwood Village Shopping Ctr., I -40 Clemmons Exit (919) 766-4763 W 4 — T7 ■ r W£ MHKM M ■B jkti v% 151 149 mm mv T 143 ABOVE LEFT Charles Pate ABOVE Dr. Tom Mowbray. ABOVE RIGHT Dr. Steve Nohl- gren SSGHXR gT t r 1 , LEFT: Susan Keane. RIGHT: Dr George ■ r LEFT: Dr. Cra.g Miller RIGHT: Dr. James Ed- wards. T i r LEFT: Dr Sid Kelly Thompson. RIGHT Dc Clack Pr- IL. Religion Philosophy LEFT Dr Marianne Triplerte RIGHT Di Mary Hill Sociology LEFT Dr. Judy Mclllwee RIGHT Mr Robert Wendt ■■ m iSSsY ii ■■K. 139 Music LEFT: Dean Clemons Sandresky. RIGHT: Margaret Sandresky. LEFT: John and Margaret Mueller. RIGHT: Joan Jaco- bowslcy. LEFT: Bruce Moss. RIGHT: Patricia Pence — Sokoloff. 136 June Sampson James Bates Dr. Nancy Wurtele Anne Woodward i — Physical Education LEFT Jill Paxton. RIGHT: Sarah Scranton. 137 Foreign Languages LEFT Dr Gary L|ungqimt RIGHT Dr Douglas Cardwe LEFT Dr Susan Linker RIGHT Mary Ann Garcia LEFT Michel Bourquin RIGHT Adam Stienei ABOVE Dr Linda Dudley LEFT Dr Jeff Ersoff. ABOVE Mr John Rowland - Margaret Snow Home Economics Patricia Pullium Economics LEFT Dr Dean Baugher RIGHT Ms Hatzopoulas LEFT Dr Dorothy Russell RIGHT Mr Jim Bray Education r% LEFT Dr Bea Ackenbom — Kelly RIGHT Dr Dudley Shearburn 131 LEFT The Refectory Staff. BELOW LEFT: Ashley BELOW RIGHT: BUI and Marty. Fran Budd — Gramley Nancy Team — Bitting Angela Holder — Sisters Delia Catlton — Clewell Jessica Foy — Sttong Irene Kozdrowski — South Manory Fuller — Babcock Amanda Bunch — Clewell 129 Emily Craig — Secretary for Chief Business Officer, Delores Clarke — Secretary to the President Ronda Beck — C.E. Sec retary. Secretaries LEFT: Grace Auman — Secretary for School of Music. RIGHT: Sadie Rainey, Louise Ely — Switchboard Operators LEFT Pat Childress — Science Building Secretary RIGHT Leigh Jarvis — Secretary for Edu- cation and Psychology. -■ Bookstore Development Office Infirmary Registrar ' s Office: Fran Dunn, Margaret Simpson, Carolyn Highsmith. Alumni Office: Doris Eller, Judy Line. Business Office: Mary Ann Bearfield, Helen McGuire, Nikki Brock, Charles Phillips Supply Center: Katherine Stephens, Loise Stafford. Library Staff Susan Taylor, Rose Simon, Elsie Van Lehn, Janice Safrit, Marilyn Seymour, Kathleen Cylkowski. Admissions: BOTTOM: Katherine Knapp, Annie Jenkins, Nanette Moliti TOP: Gertrude Wilson, Barbara Johnson, Doris Newman, Liz Boyd, Kat Marakas. mw Lifespan Counselor ' s: Dr. Judy Aanstad, Roger Pearman Secretary of Lifespan: Theresa Moore Secretary of Lehman Hall: Becky Pack £ Secretary for Academic Dean: Dorothy Canady Paige French Executive Assistant to the President Dr. Patricia A- Sullivan Academic Dean Dr. Dorothy Russell Associate Dean Virginia A. Johnson Dean of Students Clemens Sandresky Dean of the School of Music ■■J ' H« IP -, ■Pa SB mm, ii llii - Thomas N Macon Chief Business Officer Bobbie Jo Norton Director of Financial Aid i Larry Upshaw Director of Institutional Services m ■am . ■aa «r PBjkh: ■■ « a a . •  «■ ■ ■•.  « •« j ■ j« ait ■■(•■■ ax  ■ - bi ait aaaaai sue , ■ Br iav.aaj a an .  . 123 121 Dr. Thomas Vernon Litzenburg, Jr. Dr. Li7enburg. Mrs. Jayne Litzenburg, Timothy L ■ Suzanne Smith Michelle Smithson Cynthia Stang Anne Steele Mary Lyn Svoboda Barbara Teates Paula Thomas Julie Trabue Leigh Trevey Cynthia Wall Mary Wardlaw Susan Weaver Christine Wellons Angela Wells Beth White Robin Wiley Kimberly Williams Sandra Yarbrough Margaret Zink T 119 Christine Murphy Cathenn Neal Shelley Nicholson Margaret Ogden Jennie Pancake Stephanie Parker Elizabeth Perry Catherine Perry Rachael Pickus Leslie Pounds Mary -Dixon Presbrey Bntt Raiford Susan Riddick Kim Rider Susan Rivenbark Caroline Robinson Susan Robinson Kim Rowland Alice Sanders Karen Sawyer Leslie Schooff Lee Shackelford Pam Simmons Laurie Singer Jennifer Smith Lindsey Smith 1 Rene Ivey Anne Jarvis Cora Johnson Sonya Johnson Monica Jordan Mary Kelly Anne Kilpatnck Lucy Kimball Elizabeth Knauff Elizabeth Kraus Christine Lace Anne Lashley Laura Laughndge Lucretia Lavender Lisa Law Lynnette Lengyel Sandra Lewis Catherine Lupfert Elizabeth Lumpkin Elizabeth Lyons Danielle Malbasa Laura Mangum Elizabeth Marks Susan McCausland Karen McClain Wimberly McCook Maryanne McDonough Annette McNeely Rebecca Meyer Julie Mills Emily Mitchiner Frances Mock Alison Essa Kathryn Evans Lisa Farrior Kathryn Ferrara Penny Fowler Sharon Freeman Suzanne Fuller Laura Goskill Lois Gramley Patricia Gray Teigh Greer Virginia Greer - Windy Haley Jill Haly Mary Hanna Julie Harrower Martha Hart Patricia Haste Matgatet Hasty Mary Heath Carol Hege Debbie Hestet Julia Highl Jennifer Hollywood Kimberly Hopkins Paula Inserra 113 Class Of 1986 Freshman Class Officers: Serena Chesson, Clay Corpening. Jenne Bauhofer, Cathy Duckwall Nancy Allen Geri Alligood Jennifer Austin Lisa Austin Lady Britton Aycock Jenne Bauhofer Melissa Beard Jenny Bell Jodie Best Mary Beth Black Elizabeth Boland Mary Cagle Serena Chesson Jane Cloninger Martha Cockrell Dawn Coley Tracy Concaugh Kelly Connolly Clay Corpening Lisa Councilman Lesley Jill Coward Betsy Daley Lynne Daniels Mary Davenport Miriam Davis Lmdsey DeRosa Debra DiEdwardo Susan Diller Laura Dotson Catherine Duckwall Rebecca Duffie Madonna Dunn Virginia Surber Jennifer Suydam Mary Lou Swann Martha Thorton Elizabeth Turner Elizabeth Ward Becky Weaks Meg Weant Jane Webber Christina Witkege Virginia Yates Joann Yue Susan Zigler 109 Tncia Moss Mona Motz Ann Nesbit Elizabeth Palmer Jane Perry Laura Lee Petty Anne Prather Nancy Rash fame Ratcliffe Grayson Reville ■ Marjorie Riggs Mary Risher Liza Robinson Carol Lee Rogers Pamela Sawers Mary Erna Scovel Lee Sears Pamela Jo Shores Sandee Smith Fran Spier Madeline Gilbert Natalie Gregory Alice Griffm Lesli Guarine Dorothy Harris Mary Beth Harrison ■ Mary Harrover Deborah Henderson Suzanne Heslewood Patsy Hester Liz Ann Huffman Kathryn Humphries Martha Hurt Elizabeth Jackson Elizabeth Jones Vonja Jones Carla Litaker Lee Luckenbach Susan Mebane Susan Miller Shearin Mlsna Laura Barnes Cathy Bernheisel Carla Blakely J I Angie Bostrom Jeannine Buchanan Frances Buist Lydia Burns Susan Campbell Karen Canavan Catherine Cass Kendra Casto Ruth Ann Chambers Hudson Cooper Beth Cosby Alice Crawford Elaine Creasy Josie Crolley Mary Kim Daniels H • - '  W ' , ! • • • Ann DeScefano Deborah Drylie Manlee Eagles Suzanne Edwards Leigh Fhppin Holly Fowler T aw i Wf v , w v - m :( I . VtriWIk ? i a UlitS 103 Sophomore Class Officers Mary Berh Harrison, Kinsey Barnes, Jane Webber, Suzanne Edwards ■ Class Of 1985 Aysim Atalay Kathenne Baldndge Kinsey Barnes I Suzanne Sumner Margaret Thomas Stephanie Vance Laura Vincent Anna White Mary Ellen Wilkerson Elizabeth Woodbury k 99 Betsy Morrow Susan Britt Murphrey Harnette Newburger Janet Niblock Kathleen Overton Robyn Parsons _ Andrea Reid Alicia Robbins Kim Robbins Serena Sapuppo Amy Shafer Anna Shell Sally Smith Leigh Sobel Virginia Suiter 97 Ann Hill Lori Hobby Libby Knight Bonnie Lewis Carol Link Kathy Little 1 ■ t - i i - 1 Annecte Long Becky Lopez Lee Ann Manning Chris Marks Julia Medlin Cathy Mewborn . Jo Anne Ciavola Elizabeth Clark Julie Cochrane Paula Corbett Cathy Cox Mary Anne Craven Jodi Cntchfield Catherine Davis Sarah Dorton Lisa Pinks Becky Fitch Catherine Ghoneim Susan Greenberg Jeanelle Hamilton Ann Hancock Lisa Harris Beatrice Heath Catherine Hedrick 93 Junior Class Officers Harnette Newtmrger, Virginia Suiter, Sally Smith. Susan Greenburg n Class Of 1984 Leslie Becknell Lon Bolick Deborah Bradord Elise Bngham Gwen Campbell Kelly Carpenter fl Who ' s Who BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT. Robin Elmore. Jeanelle Brown, Lisa Abt TOP LEFT TO RIGHT Lori Hobby. Gwen Campbell, Johanna Miller, Shan White, Judy Watson, Frances Barnes, Julia Holdford. 89 i Elizabeth Cathcart Waters What a drag it is getting old ' Rolling Stones Judith Whitcraft Watson The end of something is better than its beginning. Patience is better than pride Ecclesiasles 78 Shari Kimra White ■ Rebekahjo Stephenson Life was meant to be lived, and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never, for whatever reason, turn her back on life. Eleanor Roosevelt Stuart Alicia Story Dorothy A. Sugden . -- im U TTi Lynn Allred Tate Helen Lynnwood Tuggle There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. anonymous Kathryn Butler Vinson Friends we knew Follow us through All the days of our lives Love we shared Waits for us there Where our wishes forever reside. Dan Fogelberg Only the Heart May Know From The Innocent Age 85 Susan Ann Sauer Listen to advice and accept insttuction, that you may gain wisdom for the future. ( ■ Bobbie Jean Shepherd I am only one, but I am one. I can do nothing, yet I can do everything. And by the Grace of God what I can do — I will do. unknown Mona Lisa Smith ■ Sharon Denise Smith Never give up on dreams for they can take you far. 83 Nancy Kimberly Newton The Lord is my light and my salvation — whom shall I fearr Psalm 27:1 What are the aims which are at the same time duties ' They are the perfection of ourselves and the happiness of others. Immanuel Kant Janet Owusu Julie Ann Risher The writing of many books is endless, and exces- sive devotion to books is wearying to the body. Ecc 12:12 Sarah Lee Robinette Carol F. Royals Amanda Lockehart Mays Tomorrow. Tomorrow I love you tomorrow, You ' re only a day away Annie Elizabeth Claiborne Miller Johanna Carlson Miller Don ' t forget chat you have to live with yourself longer than anybody else so it might as well be an interested self. Josephine Carlson Miller Dianne Ellen Milligan I can ' t believe it 1 You mean they ' ve built this 12 million dollar ' Ping Pong Palace ' and you STILL can ' t fit a P.E. into your schedule ' ' Hewson Michie (My Faithful Advisor) Elizabeth MacMurdo Munden As soon as Friday rolls around, I lay all my weekly burdens down, put on my glad rags and paint the town — I ' m living for the weekend. OJays Vivian Lauren Neal Through all of our running and all of our cunning, if we couldn ' t laugh we ' d all go insane Jimmy Buffett i Ellen Marie Key Mary Elizabeth Koontz To have faith is to be sure of the things we hope for, to be certain of the things we cannot see. Hebrews 11:1 Without knowing the force of words, it is impossi- ble to know men. Confucius Dee Anna Leonard Mary Catherine Lewis Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore unknown r jm Martha Annelle Locke Put your party shoes on and party like it ' s 1999 ' Anne-Marie Matthews As the wind blows, you must set your sails. Proverbs Susan Lyle Hemingway You can ' t always get what you wane But it you try sometimes You just might find You get what you need The Rolling Stones Ellen Ann Hennings Are there any wholly useless encounters ' I know this there are no insignificant people There is no one who isn ' t supposed to be there- Hugh Prather Laura Elizabeth Hester Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler Albert Hinstein Sara Helen Hinkle That best portion of a good man ' s life, his little nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. ' ' William Wordsworth Angela Gaye Holder Every day is lost in which we do not learn some- thing useful Man has no nobler or more valuable possession than time. Ludwig van Beethoven . Theresa Ann Jacobs Karen Renae Farmer If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost, that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau Susan Ellen Finley I know not what the Future hath of marvel or surprise. Assured alone that life and death this mercy under- lies Whittier. The Eternal Goodness Nan Meredith Graham Friendships makes prosperity brighter, while it lightens adversity by sharing its griefs and anxieties Cicero (106-43 B.C.) De Amiatia Ellen Crenshaw Hamrick Mary Elizabeth Harris We ' re all somewhere over China Headin east or headin ' west. Taking time to live a little Flying so far from the nest. Just to put a little distance Between causes and effects. Like an ancient fortune teller Knowin who and what comes next. ' Jimmy Buffett Sharon Elizabeth Hartzog Elizabeth Glass Denton A man of quality is not threatened by a woman of equality Margaret Elizabeth Dillard What times does the next plane leave fot Madnd ' Barbara Pace Doster ■■ Anne Elizabeth Echols Salem, thank you for the happiest moments of my life. Robin Gave Elmore When God closes a door, he always opens a win- Anonymous Vicki Lynn Estes Salem is comprised of challenges — your success here depends upon how you handle these challenges Elisabeth Harding Collins Kelly Shannon Corpening Julia Anne Counce A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step. — Lao-Tzu Deborah Lynn Cupp I work hard all day and at night I party as hard as I can I ' m a part time party time man. Jerry Butler Susan Maria Deatherage I see narrow orders, limited tightness, but will not run to that easy victory snll around the looser, wider forces work, I will try to fasten into order enlarging grasps of disorder, widening scope, but enjoying the freedom that Scope eludes my grasp, that there is no finality of vision, that I have perceived nothing completely, that tomorrow a new walk is a new walk. A R Ammons - 69 Ann Ferebee Brown In the midst of winter. I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer- Albert Camus Ellen Jo Brown When you get into a tight place and everything goes against you till it seems as though you could not hold on a minute longer, never give up then, tor that is just the place and time that the tide will curn Harnett B Stowe Janelle Louise Brown Susan Elizabeth Butler Nothing is waste that makes a memory. Ned Rotem Teri Lynn Capshaw Always do right This will gratify some peuple, and astonish the rest Mark Twain 1 Audrey Denise Castellano r ] - S t f t Ib BK f ■ V v - ' i 4 v ' S • Class Of 19S3 Senior Class Officers; Cathy Lewis. Anne-Mane Matthews, Shari White, Lisa Collins Lisa Jean Abt If we were never to act on our opinions because those opinions may be wrong, we should leave all our interests uncared for, and all our duties unper- formed John Stuart Mill Nina Louise Anderson Frances Talbert Barnes we weren ' t all crazy, we ' d all go insane Jimmy Buffett Mary Cathryn Bennett A friend i s a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud Ralph Waldo Emerson Phi Alpha Theta Pi Gamma Mu Alpha Lamba Delta Honor Society Junior Marshalls Arete Order Of The Scorpion Robin Elmore Laura Hester Sara Hinkle Johanna Miller Bobbie Shepherd Shan White Model United Nations Incunabula I Sights And Insights Salemite Labli ings MENC SNEA SEEM i Symphony Guild ONUA Intervarsity Fellowship 4 Salem Service Club Choral Ensemble t Archways Pierrettes Dansalems Equestrian Team ■ -fc Volleyball Team Big Four - TT| Fremdendienerin Ambassadors Student Activities Committee Executive Finance ■K Food Committee Exam Committee Student Activities Board April Arts ' m Interdorm Day Student Association Executive Board Honor Council Legislative Board The Final Ceremony For MB The Class Of 1983 Senior Speakout ■ Honors Assembly ■ Archway ' s Concert Dansalem ' s Concert Senior Follies Salem ' s Bathing Beauties I Salem ' s Carolina Girls Boogie At Midnight April Showers It ' s Arts On Salem Little Mary Sunshine Senior Art Shows Salem Fits Me Founders Day The Sound Of The Sophomores Jan. Term At Home And Abroad Tux, Taffeta, And Tanglewood A Midwinter ' s Bash We Need A Little Christmas light This Very Minute Catch That Octoberfest Spirit Parents Roadtrip To Salem The Inauguration Of Thomas Vernon Litzenburg, Jr. Salem ' s Center For Life And Fitness ....- UMUU  ft Bk£ mmj.j : jjftii !- Salem Spirit 9 y Through The Seasons | BK Freshman Mixer Big Sis — Little Sis The First Days ' The 211th Session I Dr. Jeffrey Ersoff The Class of 1983 honors Dr. Jeffrey Ersoff, Assis- tant Professor of Psychology, for his dedication to the class and to Salem College. As our class advisor. Dr. Ersoff gave us guidance, friendship and strength. But more importantly, he gave us many special memories. His patience, de- votion and good nature will long be remembered. To show our app reciation for the memories he gave us while we were at Salem College, the Class of 1983 dedicates the 1983 Sights and Insights to Dr. Jeffrey Ersoff. j0 fiii 9 T Sights And Insights ° ? £ 1 GHTS Salem College £fjO Winston -Salem, North Carolina 1983 1 LEE90E0 01b2 3931100 S AH3QVDV H31VS Salem Academy and College Gramley Library Winston-Salem, N.C. 27108 ' SALEM IHSTORICAi ROOf — S— mImm 1 L 1 TTT ■LF 1 1 n ■ v — r ■ Ti bP ■: ' insights I — 1 a K ■ wr m ■ . , , — - !._..• ■ — — —