VOL. XVII.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.. MAY, 1937
Number 26.
TENTH ANNUAL MAY DAY PROGRAM
SALEM BEAUTIES
Helen Totten, sophomore, was
born in Birmingham, Alabama and
has lived in Atlanta, Georgia, for
the past several years. She is a
candidate for the bachelor of Arts
degree in the field of Sociology and
Eeonomies.
“Nan” was a member of the May
Court her freshman year and she
has taken part in many of the cam
pus activities. She is a member of
the Math Club, Le Cercle Francais,
and Freshman Dramatic Club during
her freshman year. This year she
is a member of the History Club,
the editorial staff of the Salemite,
and has recently been elected a.s-
sistant treasurer of the Math Club.
Mary Louise McClung, of Winston
Salem, N. C., has belonged to many
of the major organizations at Salem,
including: the I. R. S. Council, Scor
pion Club, and is Treasurer of Stu
dent Governmen and Assistant busi
ness manager of ‘ ‘ Sights and In
sights” this year. She is also a
Senior Marshal.
Cornelia Wolfe was born in Char
lotte, North Carolina. She has been
a member of the May Court since her
freshman year at Salem. This year
she has been a member of the Ath
letic Council, the Y. W. C. A. Cab
inet, “Sights and Insights” staff,
Le Cercle Francais and the Psy
chology Club. Siie has been on the
Varsity Hockey team and Basket
ball team for two years.
Mary Elizabeth Walston of Win-
ston-Salem is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Walston. She is a
graduate of Salem Academy and is
college this year,
taking a business course at the
college this year.
Willie Fulton is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fulton of Gate
City, Virginia. She has served for
two years on May Day Committees.
She is a member of the business staff
of the “Salemite” and of the Home
Economics Club.
Martha Eawlings was born in Win
ston-Salem, North Carolina. She is
at present a member of the Fresh
man Class. Some of her activities in
High School consisted of Membership
in the Dramatic Club, a sponsor of
the “Hi-Y” Club and membership
on the business staff of the school
annual. Last year she was elected
the prettiest girl in the Senior Class
as well as the prettiest high school
girl in North Carolina.
SALEM BEAUTIES
Meredith Holderby, the sun child,
was born in Conneticut; has lived
in almost every part of the world;
and lias had more novel experiences
than is hardly conceivable. Mere
dith entered Salem this year as a
Junior having attended Peace Pre
paratory School and Junior College
for the past five years where she was
an outstanding student. She is a
candidate for the bachelor of arts
degree in the field of history; and is
a popular member of the History
Club, Alpha Iota Pi, and is a Jun
ior marshal.
Julia Preston, of Washington,
D. C., is an attractive member of
the Sophomore class. She was in the
May Court her Freshman year, also
she is a member of the I. E. S. Coun
cil, German Club, Math Club, Ath
letic Council, Pierrette Players,
Chairman of the Finance Committee
for May Day, and a member of the
staff of the Salemite.
Miss Virginia Gough of Roanoke,
Virginia besides being a member of
the May Court this year has been
a member of the Psychology Club
and hag participated in other col
lege activities. She attended Roan
oke College her Freshman and Jun
ior years.
Frances Alexander is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Joseph E. Alexanler of
Winston-Salem. She is a junior. She
has taken part in a number of ac
tivities. This year she is a member
of the I. B. S. Council for the sec
ond year and is a member of the
History Club.
:\Iiss Cordelia Lowry of Bedford, Virginia, the charming ]V[ay Qneen, has been in the
Jfay Court for three preceeding years. She is tlie President of the I. R. S. Council
for this year. She has belonged to the Home Economics Club, Science Club, and has
been a member of several May Day Committees. Miss Lowry is not only outstanding
in scholastic activities but also in athletics. She has won the horse show for two years
and belonged to the swimming team.
Miss Helen Jones, jVIaid of Honor, in the May Court this year, has also entered into
other college activities. She has been on the I. R. S. Council, and member of the
Glee Club, Math, Psychology and History Clubs. She is from Fayetteville.
Dorothy Wyatt is Winston-Salem’s
“Goldilocks.” She was graduated
from Salem Academy in 1935 and
is now a Sophomore at Salem College.
Dot is a candidate for the bachelor
of science degree. Not only is she
interested in her Chemistry but is
also a member of the Alpha Iota Pi,
Le Cercle Francais, business staff
of “Sights and Insights,” and
Dre.sa Committee of May Day. She
has been an attendant in the May
Court both of her college years.
Miss Virginia Lee, of Kinston,
N. C., has been in th May Court for
two preceeding years. Being a mem
ber of the Athletic Council, Math
Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Secre
tary and Treasurer of tlie I. R. S.
Council, Associate Editor for “Sights
and Insights,” the year and newly
elected Editor for next year, and
Senior marshal for two years, she is
one of the most popular Juniors at
Salem.
MAY COURT
QUEEN CORDELIA LOWRY
MAID OF HONOR HELEN JONES
Helen Totten
Mary Louise McClung
Cornelia Wolfe
Mary Lib Walston
Willie Fulton
Martha Rawlings
COURT
Meredith Holderby
Julia Preston
Virginia Gough
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Felicia Martin
Virginia Bruce DWis
Frances Alexander
Dorothy Wyatt
Virginia Lee