Thursday, November 2, 1933.
THE S A L E M I T E
Page TTiree.
Salem Faculty On
Radio Broadcasts
Co-operation With Educa
tion Experiment
Is Shown
The radio broadcasts which Dr. Mc
Donald announced tlie other day in
chapel are % part of a state wide
Radio Education Experiment, being
sponsored by the State Department
of Education.
There are four courses being of
fered, which are chiefly intended for
the school children who have radios.
The courses are as follo)vs:
Monday—Current Events,
By Mr. McDonald
Tuesday — Literature, by Dr. Wil
loughby, Miss, Blair and Miss Lilly.
Wednesday—North Carolina History,
By Dr. Anscombe
Thursday—Industrial Arts and Vo
cation by J. Warren Smith, Super
intendent-of vocational education
in Winston-Ssalem Schools.
These broadcasts are from 10 :c
11:00, and it would be worth a great
deal to everyone who could listen
this time to “tune in.”
PFOHLS ARE HONORED
Last nigh't The Woman’s Auxiliary
of the Home Moravian Church enter
tained at an informal reception in
honor of Bishop and Mrs. Pfohl, who
have been leaders at the Home Church
for. twenty-five years. Both Biehop
Pfohl and Mrs; Pfohl have held many
offices of honor since they have been
in Winston.
Dr. liondthaler spoke Monday
night at the annual meeting of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
'Winston-Salem. This organization is
composed of around 150 of the young
er men of Winston Salem who are
active in the community affairs. It
is closely affiliated with the Senior
Chamber of Commerce which is gen
erally regarded as the strongest of
its sort in North Carolina.
MUSIC HOUR IS WELL
ATTENDED ON
THURSDAY
School of Music Students’
Recital
Last Thursday afternoon, Music
Hour consisted of a student’s recital.
The program was as follows:
Norwegian Bridal Procession .... Grieg
Mary Sparger Absher
Will o’ the Wisp Hasselmans
. . Ann Nisbet
Nocturne in F Sharp Choj)in
Wilda Mae Yingling
Jagged Peaks in the Starlight
' Clokey
Dorothy Moore
Troika en Trameaux Tschaikowski
Margaret L. Johnson
Ins .... Wolf
Autumn Rogers
My Johann Grieg (arranged by
Aslanoff)
Lucy James
Romance sans Paroles Bonnet
Kacnei tsray
Sonata Pathetique (First Movement)
Beethoven
Who’ll Buy My Lavender? .... German
An American Lullaby ,.. Rich
Margaret Bagby
Paradise Bird at a Waterfall
Nieman
^ Margaret Schwarze
Fantasia in C Minor Mozart
(from Fantasia and Sonata)
Frank Carter Campbell
For the next two or three weeks
Mrs. Rondthaler will be convalescing
in Bethlehem and Philadelphia. This
week she Is at the home of Mrs. Bar
rie Jones, 321 High St., Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania. She will next spend
several weeks with her«sister Miss,
Lydia T. Boring in Philadelphia
where she will remain till the mid
dle of November. '
HAYWOOD WEEKS
WRITES ON STUDENT
HONOR SYSTEM
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of 'moral philosophy, and one of' its
principles seems to be that “where
there is no trust, deceipt is no crime.”
“Cribbing is considered a venial of
fense ' when there are professosrs
around for the express purpose of
espionage.
There can be- no real virtue where
there is no opportunity for vice. Re
move freedom of choice between good
and evil, and character ceases to de
velop. No morality was ever created
by legislative ordinance, nor prese
by police supervision.
But for the honor system to 1
complete success the students must
give their unqualified'adherence to it;
and there must t>e hearty cooperation
between students and faculty. Re
porting by the students constitutes,
of course, the crux of the situation;
and they must ■ be, willing to accept
that obligation unequivocally that the
system may achieve the greatest pos
sible success. Many students are re
luctant to accept the responsibility to
report their fellow-students for
breaches of honor. They feel that’to
do so w.ould be “tattling”, which is
against theij; code of ethics. But such
reports should not be confused with
what is known as “squealing”. The
latter should be used to designate the
reporting of a strictly personal, man-
to-man affair. A student’s conduct
such as cheating, which threatens to
undermine the very foundaiton of
student life, is not a personal affair
and should not be treated as such. To
better illustrate this point, take an
example m civil life. Society would
expect a person receiving some mere
personal affront or injury to manifest
his resentment in a private way but
would expect that same person to re
port a burglar, for his actions, in
themselves, are a menace to the safe
ty and continuance of society.
Every group of persons has its
weaker members. If, as under a proc
tor system, no responsibility rests
upon the individual members, the ten
dency is to follow the line of least
resistance and do what everyone else
does. The result is that the weaker
members take the lead and the strong
ones follow, because they have no res
ponsibility to hold back. You get the
effect of a stone rolling down hill,
gathering momentum as it goes. But
if you have a plan, as the honor sys
tem, where responsibility is placed
on the individual, every time a person
decides to be different from the weak
er members of the society and reports
a violation gf its laws, the effect is to
check the downward trend; and a
sufficient number of such persons can
soon reverse the trend and make the
stone roll up hill. In this way the
stronger characters help boost up
the weaker ones.
VThe honor system should not go be
yond and extend its limits to include
offenses of conduct that should Be
handled by a tribunal set up for the
express purpose of dealilig with stu
dent misconduct. Some extremists
lege by work suited to their incli-
feel that drinking and similar be
havior should be aviolation of the
honor' system and worthy of punish
ment of expulsion in disgrace and dis
honor. But to include such viola
tions of conduct would bring the sys
tem to a point of disrespect and im
practicability and would soon drive
it into oblivion. To use a familiar
simile: the honor system, like rubber,
when stretched too much, loses its
quality, of elasticity.
In conclusion, I quote the words of
Professor Edward S. Joynes of the
University of South Carolina: “The
only true system for the education of
a gentleman by gentlemen is the honor
system—that is, the system of mutual,
respect and confidence.”
From The National Student Mirror
Next Tuesday is the day to vote on
the repeal of the 18th Amendment.
Pathe News has been full of liquor
scenes and preparations for the sale
of the stuff! How will the vote car
ry?
Isn’t it fun to get dressed for a
date Saturday night, and then get
stood up?
HALLOWE’EN
BANQUET IS HELD
AT ACADEMY
Saturday night in the social room
at the academy, the juniors enter
tained at a delightful Hallowe’en ban
quet. The room was brightly ar
ranged with autumn leaves and hallo-
we’en decorations.
The guests were ushered to their
places by Jean Grey Scott trans
formed into a “spooky old witch.”
A delicious dinner was served. .
During the evening, dancing, and
games and contests pertaining to
Hallowe’en, were enjoyed which con
sisted of “Grab Bag,” “Fortune Tell
ing,” “House of Horrors,” “Bobbing
for Apples,’ and pinning circles on a
pumpkin.” The two best artists-were
determined when Anne Perkins won
first place and Helen Litz came a
close second in a cofitest, to tear the
shape of a cat out of T)aner. Frances
){ecd was proven the best at "hitting
the mark in pinning a circle on a
pumpkin.
The evcrai]^ was lull of frolics, fun.
and spooks.
THE IDEAL |
West 4th St. !|
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“Shopping Headquarters II
For ij
Salem Students” l|
Sign of Distinction
JUNIOR LEAGUE
BEAUTY SHOP
Eobert E. Lee Hotel Bldg.
FULLY PACKED CIGARETTE
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toasted ”
FOR THROAT PROTECTION—FOR BETTER TASTE
Choice tobaccos—
and no loose ends
—make Luckies
burn smoothly
This young lady is one of a
small army of inspectors. Her
job is to examine Lucky Strike
—to make sure that it comes
up to the exact standards we
set. Every Lucky Strike she
passes is full weight, fully
packed, round and firm —
free from loose ends. And no
Lucky that she examines leaves
without this Qrf^ That’s why
each and every Lucky draws
so easily—burns so smoothly.
Always thejinest tobaccos
Always tkejinest worhmanship
Always ZuchiesJfflease/