Page Four.
SPORTS
HE SALEMITL
ATHLETICS ARE ON
UPBEAT AT SALEM
MISS AVERILL
WINS BOND
Tennis has shown that Sa,Iera has
not really become a Female Acad
emy. There still lurks a desire,
though somewhat suppressed, to en
gage in activities fiercer than the
dance. The past few days have
seen, the courts crowded with fairly
decent tennis players, and we might
venture to say that the athletic
field is begining to resemble a pub
lic playground.
On ^Vjednesday, some able repre
sentatives defeated an envoy from
the Hanes High School. Some of the
matches were rather close, but our
aJwiiys unconqueraJjJe team came
through.
We greet with joy this newly re
vived interest in sports, and wonder
if tennis is succef'ding so well sim
ply because it only takes two to
play. \\ e hope (we might go so
tar as tQ pray) that this is not the
ease. We })refer to consider it a
genuine interest -in active sports at
last breaking tlirough a year of
supiiression. Seat year will tell.
Life is too short to engage in use
less arguments.
Dormitory students at Newcomb
College, New Orleans, have devised
a type of ‘‘sweetheart insurance”
which, they believe, will eliminate
rivals, in affairs of the heart.
Should a student suddenly become
unpopular and wait to no avail for
phone calls from her “steady” she
can consult the dormitory ‘‘date
book.” I
There, in black and white, she
may discover the trouble. For in
that book are recorded all dates of
dormitory girls, with the exact time
of departure and return and the
name of the escort.
Failure to sign out, or errors in
signing, are taken up by the Cam
pus Honor society and delinquents
are confined to the campus for sev
eral days.
There is a way yto beat the game,
however. If one girl’s boy friend
takes a fancy to another of the stu
dents, the “chis^ers” can have a
strolling date on the large campus,
in accordance with regulations, with
out recording the meeting.—A. C. P.
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A coiv Cilauieu in iivjjig i.,.
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the housemother when she came
down stairs on a recent morning.
-A. note attach(‘d to one of the
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vvaJks in her sieej). If she walks
into your house, scold her and re-
tiiurn her to the south side, of
(own.” A. 0. J\
Do your part for Defense,
kffcp off the grass.
Mi.ss Averill has received word
that she has won the $50 U. S'. De
fense Bond prize for entering stu
dents having the best posture in
colleges with registration under
1000.
Those girls who were in the con
test were: Mary Jane Copcnhaver,
Mary Katon and Jane Strohm. These
girls were chosen for general at
tractiveness, good figures, person
ality and good grooming as well as
good posture. The photographs wore
judged according to general inter
est, dramatic quality, general at
tractiveness and cleanness.
The contest was’ sponsored by the
Samuel Higby Comp. Institute.
Judges included Mr. E. W. Yeend,
physical education instructor of
New York University; Mr. William
Saunders, physical education direc
tor, High School of Commerce, New
Vork, and Regional Director Civil
ian Defense Physical Fitness Pro
gram; also Mrs. Harriet McCormick,
instructor in physical education.
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DR. ANSCOMBE
(Continued From Page One)
be a long struggle, a shifting of
values, and; a change in our present
mode of life which will at first be
hard to accept. And Europe, while
maintaining the existing cultures,
must be ready to sacrifice But
after these changes do finally come
about, the world, may rest from the
series of wars that has been weak-
ening her.
This was the jist of Dr. Ans-
combe’s lecture. It was indeed
timely, and it is unfortunate that
there weren’t more ardent students
present to get the grim picture of
the world and life that lies in the
future for all of us.
STUDENT GOV’T.
What senior, whose initials are
L. B. was disappointed by the fact
that her date didn’t take her to the
Rainbow Room for dinner, when
Miss Averill and Corrinne Faw wer6
all set to be chaperones?
(Continued FVom Pago One)
Government Council during this
year.
Katherine Schwalbe, a sophomore
majoring in mathematics and Eng
lish, is the student government’.^
newly elected secretary. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Anna Schwalbe of
Bethel, Alaska. She, belongs to the
choral ensemble ,orchestra, German
Club, and this year served as treas
urer of the Math Club.
irildred Avera, now a member of
the Spanish Club, Salemite staff,
and Student Government Council,
is the association’s newly elected
treasurer. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Avera of this
city and is majoring in mathematics
MAY DAY
(Continued From Page One)
Marie Fitzgerald, Peggy Ballin, Lib
Gudger, Hazel Newman, Katherine
Traynham.
The May Pole Dancers are: Pa
tricia Woltz, Betty Moore, Margar
et Moran, Mabel Glenn, Jennie Dye
Bunch, Nancy Stone, Sophia Sue
Duffy, Justine Weaver, Marian Gary,
Sarah Bowen, Peggy Jane White,
and Catherine Swinson.
Edith Shapiro W'ill do the solo dance
of the Narcissus. Marguerite Bet-
tinger, chairman of dance committee
will dance the solo dance of the
Fountain.
The dances were composed and di
rected by, Miss Averill. The action
of the play is directed by Mrs. Bruce
Williams.
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