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Motto: “SAIL ON, SALEM”
Academy Team Routs
Faculty Opponents
“Cyclone” Willougl.by and “Sis”
Hall do Splendid Work as
On the previous Saturday morn-,
ins, «>e following announeement had
been made by Miss McAlpine:
bring to the attention of the dis-
whfcT'ir'^abou't to^transpire in the
ing points ot this event are set tortn
the“'I,nler‘!°gnS“‘being of
sound minds though feeble bodies,
do with undaunted courage issue a
challenge to the Varsity Basket
l,an"game \The "plaTed under
^“”"'"‘’rie™ga1^r”shall be pi*
Monday, AprT*2ri925.‘x’yeW’
ulty cheer leader. She will be ably
abetted and assisted by Sis Ha"
2. The game shall be play
miLtes in order that the Faculty
Team may keep both its breath and
ed in the class rooms.
co^-w^rrdtr/w^t^pi:
towels shall be posted on the side
Dramatic Event
In Memorial Hall
night of April 28 in Memorial Hall.
The plav presented will be The
sc by H.
pressed Mr. Baxter is ably imper
sonated bv Miss Carroll Boyd. The
ling young governess, with the
ight in her eyes, is quite ap
propriately played by Miss T '
Crowell. Tom Kemp, the L
6. A charge of ten c.
Rachel Davis Is
Y.W. C.A. President
dent of the Y. W. C. A. for the yea#
1925-26, and will succeed Elizabeth
height who has served efficientlj
'r of°tllTY.^W. C. A. for 1
BILLY SUNDAY ADDRESSES
STUDENTS ON WEDNEDAY
Mrs. WilHa77i Sunday. Mr. Jenkins and Miss Ki7i-
ney are Other Members of the Sunday
Party who were Chapel Visitors
It is kept up by his efforts to
ence and brings out Uie^^best that
n in books which is of no p
>r Orchestra
Heard In Concert
vveunesaay, /iprii ^2, the guests of
Mr. .lenkins, one of the leaders of
musie^; and Miss^Kinney, who super-
over tVth”! paTty’ and^Mr. Je*^^k"ns^,
Letz String Quartet
Heard At High School
)int Recital bv Quartet
Shattuck, Well-kr
entials of success is
>ert way that it at-
The lack of skill
The number of 1
One should be c,
; is little if it
iriflTes^ft/sometne*e|eJtT
It be careful of his c
Anderson and Efird
At Science Club
“The Housefly as a Carrier of Dis-
Mis^MfrrAndeLrandllltrLA
. Miss Anderson spoke on the
y can be very de-
by Mr. Shattuck. In
diner’s Noel, the piani
( ner lie M
discovered America and brought
about everything that is great.- The
itVas S^^^und'thioughirth;
lack of perseverance in the world is
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It is very easy to go through life
lop-sided. If one charac^teristk has
New Salemite Staff
made of all characteristics.
Will Take Charge
One should always try to give out
the spirit of kindness. Kindness is
Beginning with May 2, the re-
fs" cTmouflagr‘ore’s attitude to-
thing in one’s self which is equally
distasteful to another.
Le3r™‘T^yarr!" Lucife‘"H^
It is a wonderfrf plan to^ be in-
llJlglP
On Tuesday evening, April 21, at
8:30 o’clock, a joint recital was
insect of the many crimes and rais
ist, in the R. J. Reynolds Momerial
under the auspices of the Civic Mu-
ing hLmless insects, of moment only
when they invade our food supplies,
are in reality highly dangerous, and
that a single fly may be responsible
for the development of typhoid fev-
The I.etz Quartet is the greatest
string quartet now before the pub
lic, and Mr. Shattuck is one of the
outstanding pianists in America to
day.
There are many kinds of flies, not
all of which have the same strue-
ciaUv^TEcltLTded t\“e rTcitat
bJrst orenthu^stTc a^rausrand
U^plicaT'to“ot
The opening number on the pro-
pl™ed'^ry "thf Leu QuaHet.“* It
The most common and widely dis
tributed of all flies is the housefly.
This insect is ordinarily present in
ii!
iii
flsiti
Lally‘in any'"clLate" adI“ted'“to
man. The favorite haunt of the
™'Flies'’are extremely prolific. The
achieved effects of sparkling beauty
moft“but" aleVdayr^nd sexuTma^
group of Chopin numbers. His se
lections were unusually pleasing and
lovely, and he interpreted each one
in an original and delightful man-
four .lavs from tluT date of birth.
Nearly 'all flies breed in organic
filth. A favorite medium is horse
excreta, and putrefying animal mat-
zSiiSr
portions of Schubert “and Pe“r”
Grainger. As an encore to this
Lucile Reid Heads
Student Government
Sarah Yost and Eva Flowers are
“E'isx
has also served on the Y. W. C. A.
Treasurer-Mary I
bel Miller, Vel.