February 14, 1947.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
Campus Week Features
Varied Social Events
Miss Jess Byrd entertained her
freshman advicees, her romanticism
class, and residents of South Hall at
a tea Thursday afternoon, February
13, from 3:30 to 5:30 P. M. The
tea was given in the living room of
South Hall Dormitory.
Refre.s!inients in the v.alentine
motif, consisting of cheese sand
wiches, and heart-shaped cakes, and
tea were served to the guests. The
hostess was assisted in serving by
Preston Kabrich, June Hale, Eleanor
Davidson, and Maria Hicks.
Big Sister’s—Little Sisters
The freshmen class entertained
their Jiig Sisters, at a Bemi-Tasse
in the Day Students Center, last
AVednosday at >:45 p. m. Coffee
and cookies were served with a
continuous background of quiet
music.
Chocolate Drop—In
The freshmen will give a party,
the “'Chocolate Drop-in”, for the
sophomores at the Day Student
Center Monday from five to five-
thirty. .lo Patterson is in charge of
eutertiiinment. Hot chocolate and
cookies will be served.
Men’s Smoker
TIip Men’s Student Government
•\ssociation will hold an informal
smoker in honor of the new men
stiidents on Monday night, February
1'. All male members of the facul
ty are also invited. Mr. Pat Ormsby
of Winston-Salem wil be guest
speaker for the occasion.
P>rooks Snyder is pre.'iiilent of this
association. Dr. Jordan, head of the
Kdm.ance languages , Department, is
iidvisor to the men’s group.
Honor Students
'Continued from page one'
''lude Carol Beckwith, Martha Boat-
""tight, Bernice Bunn, Rebecca Olapp,
-^nne Folger, Sarah Haltiwanger,
Jfaria Hioks, Sue Moore, Geraldine
J’urcell, Kosamond Putzel, Constance
Scoggin, Ruth Scott, and Margaret
West.
The members of the junior class
nr(“ Genevra Beaver, Peggy Blum,
Marilyn Booth, Ann Carothers,
Peggy Gray, Jean Griffin, Patsy
l.aw, ifargaret Newman, Margaret
Raynal, Frances Sowers, Barbara
Ward, and Frances Winslow.
The members of the sophomore
class include Peirano Aiken, Dorothy
Arrington, Laurel Green, Sara Hol
ton, Roberta Huffman, Elizabeth
Lee, Margiiret McCall, Jane Paton,
Eaten Seville, and Carolyn Taylor.
Members of the freshman class^
'are Polly Harrop, Norman Jarrard,
Beverly Johnson, Jean Sloan,
Dorothy Stein, and Homer Sutton,
Jr.
At the conclusion of these an
nouncements, Mr. Weinland spoke
on the conference for the Associa
tion of American Colleges which
■vvas held in Boston, January 13-16.
‘‘Veterans in the college” was given
as the theme, but Mr. Weinland ex
plained that they had discussions
of all kinls.
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Writes Home
Dearest Mother and Daddy, •
Certainly is wonderful to be able
to relax and just have nothing
to do again! From your letter,
however, you don’t seen very re
laxed. I should think you’d be
s o pleased t o have gotten m y
gr.'^des and therefore completely
finished with my first semester.
Wasn’t that C on religion grand!
As for those two D’s^—why Mother,
that really is an excellent grade. I
assure you very few people get
them. A)iyway, just disregard them
because I should have had a B in both
of tlicm. You see, in Psych, the exam
was a little harder than T expect
ed and you know I couldn’t re
sist going out with Bill the night
before it. After all, he was go-
i n g back t o Davidson and I
wouldn’t even talk to him for two
w(’oks. As for that other D, on
Knglish—that was absolutely a
Tnistake so don’t wo,rry about it a
moment longer. It was just that I
forgot to write the semester term
[)aper and it appears that that had
something to do with oui grade!
Isn’t that odd—
Now I know that E on Math again
was kinda bad. But Mama, you
can’t do aritljnietic either and
Daddy, I did apply myself. Every
night T made myself spend fully an
hour On the assignment. Katherine
and I worked together so we would
be sure to really study. It was quite
beneficial too—Hoither, don’t let
me forget to show you the new
up-sweep hair-do we figured out.
It’s a little complicated to get ar
ranged because you have to use
soap and fourteen combs but the
effiK't is HO satisfying. And we al
so discovered some perfectly gor
geous new shades of finger-nail polish
mixing Chen Yu with Cutex and
think of the money we save that
way! Katherine is so good with color.
So, after all that studying I just
don’t think that teacher likes me—
I’m listening to her explain to
morrow’s examples now and you
know, every time she looks at me
there’s an awful glint in her eye.
And I pay such good attention too!
As for that French, actually,
Mother and Dad, flunking it was
the best thing because I just don’t
like it. Golly, what good will French
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Greatness in our time is rare. One
Small Voice feels that it should
strain its larynx to give due recog
nition. Three events of definite mag
nitude were revealed this week on
Salem campus.
Pursuit of Knowledge
Geraldine Purcell, a senior Latin
major, wrote a term paper for a
history class taught by Mr. Leach.
The subject was “The Acts of
Defied Augustus”—magnitude in it
self. But Gerry did the research for
her paper by reading the source ma
terial in Latin.
Roses—Enough
Anne Dungan is the second Salem-
ite to make her bid for fame. A high-
school sweetheart, who is in the
army and is leaving for Germany
sent Dune seventeen (17) dozen red
roses. All of second floor Clewell
has had a continuous Ferdinand orgy
throughout the week. The ' ‘ donor”
is Bus Gooilenough.
Proud Papa
Sam Pruett adds to his distinction
of being a Salem coed by becoming
the father of an eight pound-plus
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ever do me. Do the French rhumba,
do they have Carmen Miranda, do
th(^y get cute songs like South
American Way written about them.
No. So now I’m all free to start in
on Sj)anish. After all, the only rea
son I was taking French was because
I was so definitely (you know,
seriously) interested in being a
countess and all the time the man
I had decided on—Count Basie—
isn’t even a count at all. Mother, he
isn’t even French!
Well, I’m so glad all those un
important things are off our minds.
Now for the big issues! Bill is
coming to the Valentine Dance this
week-end and so I’ll need a few
little things I left at home. My
black evening dress, the blue and
pink too in case I get bored with
the idea of the black, my dark
pan-cake makeup, the belt to my
green wool, the rhinestone bracelets
Dad gave you Christmas, Patsy’s new
perfume (Mother, she won’t know
the dill, and after all, I am her
sister), my black evening gloves,
twenty dollars, and Dad’s golf socks.
You see we may decide not to go
to the dance and go on a Cabin
Party.
Certainly do miss you all and am
really applying myself, Dad. But
I’ve got to stop now because the
Viell’s rung, and Bill may come over
tonight after I get back from the
movie this afternoon.
Love you all.
Your darling daughter.
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By Mary Bryant
The Athletic Association is throw
ing its “Brawl”—game tomorrow
night in the gym. One would think
that they were planning a Heart’s
Meet with all this “Ring”-ing of
baskets and shower-ing of roses.
HENNY, wearing her new mono
gram, will be high scorer with BILL.
Of course there will be lots of other
play-ers who have scored high
enough to be awarded monograms—
FRAN’S from BUBBER, BAR
BARA’S from BEN, DOT’S from
ED, JEAN’S from S N O O KI E„
TICKA’S from JOHN, MARTHA
LOU’S from JESSE, and DEBBIE’S
from SART.
As Harold Gale sounds the open
ing whistle, Vlin'II-: will probably
dash out in her gym suit as Cupid
to referee the game. Her arrows
will bo pointed directly at SAL
MILLS and ED. Salem’s two cen
ters (of attraction), ‘‘APE”
GAITHER and AGNES “LEE”
QUINERLY, are pretty hard to
AnscombeTalks
In Assembly
Dr. Ansoombc, head of the his
tory department of Salem College,
was the speaker at assembly on
Thursday morning. His subject was
“The Dwelling Place of the Al
mighty”, and he elaborated by giv
ing many concepts of the universe
and a challege to “broaden your
horizon and see beyond your noses’.’
At the close of his address. Dr. Var-
dell, head of the music department
of Salem College, rendered for the
first time before the student body
his arrangement of the Moravian
hymn, “Thy Majesty, How Vast
It Is”.
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guard. Their attention will soon be
averted to JO PATTERSON drib
bling down to court with DUNA.
Breaking into the limelight then
will be SARAH CLARK, who is
a little forward with BILL. PEG
DAVIS will probably take her
heart outside to make a score
with TOM. Along the -sidelines
BETSY JOHN will be BUD ling
“ Oh, Davidson, I will conquer
’ere the night is done.” Those time
out periods are very short, BETSY.
Due to technicalities NELL PENN
will get a free shot for PAUL. Be
on your guard, girls. Those passes
can cause Ileart-burn. In the last
few minutes of the game, MARY
HELEN will still be en-“SID”-ing
that she was on the line. The game
will be awarded to RUBY, who
will without doubt be booger-beur-
ing some six-footer called (CHARLIE.
This is only a preview of the
GAME OF HEARTS with the Caro
lina, Duke, and Davidson teams
strictly on the offensive.
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