Friday, March 13, 1942.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
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Our faith in human nature has been restored. Life has
shown a kicking up of its heels, and we feel much better about
the entire situation. E'irst of all, there was all that beautiful
turmoil created by the Sophomores . . . the vehement cam
paigning, the unique posters, and the mysterious meetings.
We’re proud of you. Sophomores, for proving that we don’t
HAVE to sit back here on our haunches and accept what seems
inevitable. Now that you’ve shown it CAN be done, maybe
it’ll be done again sometime.
And the' calm, peaceful beauty of Sunday afternoon was
completely destroyed. It took only the sound of a fire truck
to root all inhabitants out of the library and the dormitories.
Pour lasses were so excited that they followed the lovely red
Wagon down the street to investigate what trouble there might
be. And willj you guess what they found, please? ... a nasty
little cat stranded up in the tree. So they settled down to
Watch five firemen scramble about in a hiige magnolia with
all their hooks and ladders and general equipment. After it
was all over, they climbed up on the vehicle and demanded
to be chauffeured back to school. What we shan’t go into is
the great promulgation caused when the fire truck noisily
halted at the front door of Alice Clewell to dump its passen
gers!
After listening to some of the short stories produced by
the comp, class, we have gone into an enormous state of be
wailing. It’s just too bad that the magazine met with such
a violent end; because, no joke, the stories are excellent.
It all took place the other day in philosophy class. You
know that horible barn of a room up on the third floor of
South? . well, all the little philosophy students were sitting in
deepest meditation. Mr Kenyon was spouting forth in his most
grave manner. All was quiet and serious, when in tipped Hamp
ton with a bucket in one hand, a lantern in the other hand, and
a mop somewhere in between. Peeping about surreptitiously,
he crossed the room and disappeared behind that little cubby
hole door. Nonplussed, the class continued until, the bell rang.
But with the tolling of the bell, students divulged at said door
to see what took place within. And do you know what ? There
was no mop, no lantern, no bucket, no Hampton to be found
. . . only a little pile) of dirt swept neatly into a comer. Poor
Hampton!
Our vote for the most enjoyable chapel program is still
the Winston-Salem Teacher’s College Glee Club. Weren’t they
marvelous ?
Suzanne Willis.
jHe QaUt
Chaque annfie le printempe fait semblant d’apporter i tout le
monde uno nouvelle joie et un certain enchantment. C’est un temps aquel
nous attendons pendant toute I’annfie, et nous ne manquons jamais d’en
jouir.
Oui, m6me eette ann6e-ci nous nous attendions printemps — mais
comment t Nous aimons toujours les fleurs qu’il apporte, les doux zephyrs
et les cieux bleu-elair. Mais I’arrivfi de ce printemps apporte et joie et
tristesse. Que signifle-t-il ? Quel malheur causera-t-il i notre partriet II
signifie sans doute, qu’il nous faut combattre plus fort et ferme pour ce
que nous dfifendons.
Cependant, le printemi>s nous aidera peut-6tre. Ses beaut6s nous
remplissent de disirs de garder le beau — pas fleulement la beaut6 ex-
tfirieure, mais la beaut6 en forme de liberty remplit nos coeurs. Le
printemps nous donne nouvelle force jK)ur garder cette libertfi, et il nous
apporte I’espfirance nouvelle et plus forte qu’elle durera toujours.
—Becky Howell.
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HO-HO, HA-HA, TEA-HE!
Friday the thirteenth! Wonder
what the day held in store for the
Salemitest Were there any black
catsT Any ladders? any herb teat
Strange as it may seem the Salem
gals, at least part of them, did see
black cats and herb tea. Speaking
of the ladder, I mean latter, the tea
is just what this little article is
about. For on Friday the thirteenth,
Salem played hostess to the high-
school seniors from Reynolds, Ilanes,
and Gray.
Now here’s where the black cat
comes in — the tea was served in
the Student Scenter. Several day
students were dolled up in hose and
prettey dresses, mostly black, and
they greeted the young high school
dames whom they hope to snag as
future Salemites. The girls were
shown over the campus, stuffed with
food, and sent home. Timet From
about four to six on the afternoon
of Friday the thirteenth!
HE ALSO CAPTURES
HEARTS
The Moravian Young People of
the Southern Province invite all
students of Salem College and
Academy to hoar Dr. Ilarnell Hart
of Duke University, who will speak
Friday evening March 20 at 7:45'in
the Fellowship Hall in the Chris
tian Kducation building of the
Home Moravian Church.
Dr. Hart is one of the country’s
best-known writers and speakers in
the field of social studies. He join
ed the Duke University faculty as
professor of sociology in the fall of
1938. He also has membership in
the faculty of the school of religion,
where he offers courses in social
ethics.
He is a graduate of Oberlin Col
lege an dthe University of Wiscon
sin, and holder of the doctorate
from the University of Iowa. Dr.
Hart associate research professor at
the University of Iowa in 1920.
In 1924 and for the following
If It’s Gossip You Want...
What to dot What to dot You beg
for gossip, yet you never make any.
I thinlc the besl thing to do is to
turn this column into jokes or any
thing except a dirt column.
We’ve all been sitting around
waiting for someone to commit sui
cide and cause a little excitement
around here; so the least we can do
is thank Peggy, Dodie, and Mott for
their bit.
Well, well, Lehman Hall is really
having a little competition concern
ing —' shall we say, disorderly con
duct, namely — second floor of
Clewell. The audience will remain
seated while the judges come
through with their decision.
I don‘ t suppose anyone’s seen
Mary Lloyd sitting at home lately,
have yout What can it be, this
technique, that ropes the men in
every week-end t And speaking of
every week-end, Mary, when is
Andy gonna’ enroll?
I’m puzzled. Will someone help
me out? Wfcat I’m wondering is:
who’s getting married, Mary Lib or
Carrie f
Honestly, this Carmichael-Elder
affair is really getting out of hand.
Durham one week-end, Bennettsville
the next, and Bennettsville again.
But after all ho is going in foreign
service shortly.
A young man’s fancy turns to
thoughts, etc. and do you know but
that Mary Lib Band is sporting a
Pika pin and Lib Road has an army
pin. Ah love!
Well, we said last week that Scot
ty was all a flitter about V. P. I.
Easters, but if you could have seen
her greet the boy friend who’s been
in Iceland for the past seven months
—well, draw your own conclusions.
So Babe’s the belle of Senior.
Special scoop! The inside dope
concerning Peggy Somer’s ring is
that it came from the five and dimo
store and not California.
Well, well! Angela’s blond dream-
man is really coming to life — or
s-o says the fortune-teller. And
don’t think that Nellie’s not look
ing forward to her predicted future.
Why, marrying Gene is practically
her ambition.
I just think Goldberg’s already
had her Spring vacation — what do
you think? And with a foundation
garment (corset, to you) that takes
off six inches — all the way down.
If Mrs. Rondthaler can get the
senior dates, why in (censored)
doesn’t she help us poor underclass
men.
So sorry Springer, but Struvie
seems to be making more time with
John than you are.
Marjorie Craig is the picture of
bliss these days — and all because
of that real nice little brunette.
Between Duke and Ft. Bragg
Burvenick’s George is having a
hard time.
Miss Sink is on the verge of mak
ing a decision. Should she go to
New Jersey Spring Holidays or this
summer.
Well, so long for this time. But
before I leave I’d like to congratu
late JVirmer, Vanderbilt and Bose-
man.
nine years he was associate profes
sor and professor of social economy
at Bryn Mawr College. For the five
years previous to his coming to
Duke he was professor of social
ethics at Hartford Theological
Seminary, Hartford, Conn.
Dr. Hart was on the Salem Cam
pus for Religious Emphasis week
in 1940, and his coming will be en
thusiastically hailed by those who
remember his last visit with us.
THINGS WE NEVER
KNEW
The A. A. President announced
this week that a basketball game
will be waged in the Gym Friday
night at seven o’clock. The an
nouncement came as a complete
shock to the campus because there’s
been no mention of basketball
teams up until now. Curiosity, at
least, ought to lure us down the hill
to see what the freshmen and the
sophomores have to offer in an ath
letic way.
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