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is he who is a friend
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uct of years of training, and a eul-
It is a deplorable situation
thtags! Th^extuse? ^Tac“o^time
is the cry. Rushing from class to
Cheer the Teams
Jieer the teams! Is ther. „
student at Salem College who has
not seen the new bulletin board in
Main Hall? The sunny scene makes
us stop and think how good it is to
take a plunge in the summer, but
have we thought of the time when
ed by winter wfnds'.? Think \ow'
'i better it will be to have our
by the few people who aetu-
i has her chance to help her
in many phases, can at least
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" -ina has a well-equipped
[announcements"
we should not. Tlie way has been
made clear for us. A definite, well-
formed plan has been conceived. We
are the ones to carry it out and make
it successful.
theirteIms,Tut" do" many'^of u's go?
Blf support '^of "thdr”^ c'lmmU-
Let us, then, each one re-
, willingly, to demands made
lulated by the discussion v
the^starters. “’l!et^s'' get^tw “““m^
Keep A’Goin’
grs w:!:ng^’'^v'sf
do, and it takes me
feat, can you, then, rise above
problems again.?
You can laugl. at troubles wnen
the sky is all sun shine, but the
trial comes when the bright skies
lining can never be found unless
you look up for it. Look up! And
smile! You can’t smile with your
head hanging down; neiti.er can
. Hurrying to keep an ap-
who has time to be po-
l, one thing to be ac-
civimy, oi course, now do they
It seems to us, that above all
plays that the purpose of every in
dividual was to attempt to make the
'On Wed
23, at eleven o’clock, Mr7 Var
will have charge of a Beetho
On the afternoon of Thursday,
March 24, a Beethoven recital will
be given in Memorial Hall by Miss-
Reid and Cox and Mr. Vardell.
Rachel Philhps Gives
Awards for Athletics
and Virginia Welch. Lillyan New-
^Gold“^' tr^opmls ^°fm
ng the varsity team for the firsi
eTand Eli'^/b^trR’^"”’
ter the awards were made. Miss
ips announced the varsity team,
is: Peggy Parker, Elizabeth
seur, Doris Walston, Helen
son, Sara Bell, and Lillyan
Newell. The awards and the mak-
hard work and practice on the parts
work they have done.
ON THE MOUNTAIN
HEIGHT
Spring
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1 can say “Is it the
No, no, it is the poet who
makes tl>e truest use of the pine,
who does not fondle it with an axe
but wlien I think (in m Ltkulate
sort of way) a thing like this, I
few people. The town was b
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have read my scenario, do you think
there is anything that I can add to
give it the finishing touch
pi‘ng ‘Ttreams; 'twiX"'eau"tiouTy
looming dark^ rocks a"nd"^ overshad-
she could scarcely leave the shop
until the old man had traced back
her ancestry.
At length she left him, still eon-
.llSlgl
and will give concerts on the road
to New York, and sail on August the
first. A montli will be divided be-
slopes, sweeps of hills, heaving bil
lows of mountains, piled about in
browl;, bh“ grey,’ birckT'all^toe-
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height, like tlie stunted shrubs about
Perhaps such a feeling can be e^^
pressed by a word but I believe I
L3’a.!^
on tlie desk. On the following day
when he came to the class lie found
wll'l bf limUedlo’^cMdren of" fLTlt'
NEW STUDENT—
r corners of the earth . for
' reports Mrs. Alice H.
. and women of
posed glamor of the ,‘i
• persons. The c
:,ret‘ truly and sin
of tlie section about the
‘■Johnny, if you do not study y.