Page Four.
THE SALE MITE
Friday, April 21, 1939.
CHAMPION SHOWS HOW
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Miss Myrtle Miller, extreme right, shows Muriel Brietz, Bootie ITutchison, Doris Martin and Ann Whal
ing how easy it is to make a bulPs eye.
CHAMPION CONDUCTS
ARCHERY CLASS
Again the Athletic Association has
sponsored a visit on our campus of
a well-known sports-woman. Mrs.
Myrtle Miller, international archery
champion, spent three days this
week at Salem. Wednesday after
noon she gave a demonstration of
proper arehery technique and then
assisted a number of the girls in
correcting their arching. Wednesday
night in the Old chapel, Mrs. Miller
gave a short lecture on archery, illus
trated by movies. Thursday and
Friday morning she gave instruction
in the regular gym classes, while in
the afternoons, she held special ses
sions for any and all who were inter
ested in perfecting their archery, or
beginning the sport. She is naturally
an excellent archer and her attrac
tive personality surely helped her
make a number of converts on
Salem’s campus to her chosen sport.
Thank you, A. A. Council, for secur
ing her for us.
BEAUX AND ARROWS
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number! Maybe you just didn’t
give him enough time — his name
is Pokey, you remember ... It’s a
pretty bad state of affairs when the
poor boy has to get his mother to
plead his cause to Edith, we think
. . . Ask Peg Rogers what the at
traction in Valdese was . . . Maudie
certainly is eating her words this
week end . . . We .•^aw a sample of
Bill Fulton’s May Diiy dress —
white net — to be topjicd by a crown
on May Cth and orange blossoms
Commencement Day . . . The Seniors
who are practice teaching at Fair-
view School simply oh and oh at
Miss Xancy McNeely’s (’36) ability.
She has worked up a musical oper-
retta that is perfectly grand. It has
300 children in it and will be given
at Fairview to night. Xaney ia truly
an inspiration to us . . . Last week
end ’s house party girls advise moun
tain climbing for developing a
healthy appetite . . . did they eat
well, Edith ?
SPIRIT OF GOOD WILL
WRITES LETTER TO
SALEM COLLEGE
(Continued From Page One)
Then too, I looked on the bulletin
board and saw a lovely picture with
a poem beneath it. I know lots
of times that a minute spent read
ing that poem would help raise even
my spirits: and, another thing I saw
was the “V Store.” That, it seems,
would appeal to everybody, and I
think it is a fine thing for the girls
to liave a [vlace to get food anytime
they want it. Even spirits like that!
I could ramble on telling you more
and thanking you more for a lon^f
time yet but I think probably most
of you know what the “ Y ” is do
ing. They tell me that every Salem
girl is a member of the “ V”, so 1
have everyone of you to thank for
help'ng to S)iread liappine.-s and
good-will. Keep the good work up,
and just remember always that there
are so many people who didn’t get
1 new spring dress, and who don’t
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Your old friend,
“The Spirit of Good Will.”
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