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THE SALEMITE
November 2, 1945.
Ex Libris
To write a gossip column that is
interesting but not “high school-
ish” like the ordinary gossip col
umn is one thing that is nigh on to
impossible. But in an effort to
make the news really “colleeeeg,”
one might approach the problem
mathematically and get all the facts
down to a simple formula. For ex
ample, the watch Bunny got from
Pell might be reduced to B plus W
minus P equals HB. Obviously B
(Bunny) plus w (watcli) minus
(from) P (Pell) equals HB (happy
birthday). Simple ain’t it?
Or Chaucer could come to our
rescue in describing Harold’s visit
to Henry. It’s not too difficult to
understand that:
“A bettre boys I trowe that no
where noon ys;
Harold, ye certeyn Henny’s pris is.”
The probability of Light’s Jer
ry’s coming home for Christmas is
obviously based directly on the prin
ciple of Einstein’s Theory of Rela
tivity; but then there aren’t but
two people in the world that under
stand his theory, and I just don’t
have time to explain it to you now.
Physiologically speaking, it might
be added to the general excitement
of the senior-med school affair that
/everyone’s styloglossus will be over
worked to prevent any lags in con
versation! (Don’t jump to any con
clusion but see Gray’s Anatomy for
that one.)
To appeal to the music lovers we
would suggest that the symphony
of Polly’s trip to New York last
week is definitely not out of tune.
A cartoon could be drawn to pic
ture Wooten as “Little Iodine,” for
that is what her Handsome calls
her. And what does she call him?
“Starlight, Star bright.”
Becoming more and more pedant
ic, this column might be worked
into a textbook for a survey course
tion. Thus the problem of an u^-
of ingredients of a liberal eduea-
lifting snoop column is successfully
solved by
Coit Redfearn.
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By Mary Bryant
Twinkling brown eyes are the first
thing you notice about Miss Kath-
rine Adams, our new Assistant Dean
of Women.
She is originally from Rock Hill,
S. C., but she has spent the last
three years as a lieutenant in the
Waves. She was stationed in Phil
adelphia before coming to Salem on
October 12. She was engaged in
personnel work very much like that
she is doing here.
And what does she think is the
most impressive thing about Salem?
“The people. They all seem to be
so anxious to make you feel right
at home. I had never seen the
school, but it lives up to all I had
heard about it.”
Miss Adams received her A. B.
and M. A. at Winthrop College, and
later did graduate work at Duke
University. She majored in educa
tion and English. In the summer of
1938 she went to France to study at
the American Conservatory of Fon-
tainbleau. She served as Dean of
Women at Ringling Art School in
Sarasota, Florida for a year before
entering the Navy.
Not only does she like to read,
ride horses, swim, and write verse,
but she is also an excellent violin
ist. She hopes to join the String
Ensemble soon.
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Her arrival at Salem was delayed,
but those twinkling eyes tell us that
she hasn’t been slow in getting set
tled and accustomed to Salem’s wa^
of life.
Shown above is Leadmg Wren Prudence Mary Coyte. Prue, who
was here at Salem as a member of the 43-44 Freshman Class, was
Freshman Class President, member of the German Club, on all Fresh
man class teams in all sports, Salemite reporter, and Freshman rep-
represenative on the War Activities Council.
Prue, native of London, England, left Nova Scotia July 6, 1944,
after a stay of four years in America.
The above picture was taken in England where Prue is a Leading
Wren in the British Woman’s Navy.
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