Page Four.
Eager Reporter Scoops
Imminent Sports Story
Thirteen more days before the
event of all events takes place.
Men, women, and children are de
voting many hours of hard work
in preparation for the great day.
Training camps are being .set up
and lules of diet and behavior are
l)eing strictly followed by the par
ticipants of the affair. Great secrecy
is being maintained by both sides
of the opposng factions of the active
members. Star performers are mask
ed in the public squares and all of
their activity is surrounded by a
high wall of hush-hush. The two
leaders, guarded continuously from
any^ little R«d Man sabotage, are
going over and over their blue
prints to prevent any possible slip
up. The air has a new quality of
tenseness and even fear in it. Every
one is watching everyone else; this
taut atmosphere cannot last long.
Watch for the crack-up. Watch for
the outbreak of an entirely new
’revolution-tremendous in scope, ter
rifying in effect!
FLA8H! From Little Red Man
sources comes definite informatiin
about the secret rebellion on Salem
(.'ampus. Faculty v.s. Students in
a bang-em-up tear-em-down basket
ball game to be held February 27.
Kemember! This has not been
officially announced from the teams
yet.
FLASH! Straight from the coach
of the two teams, Miss Helen Stout,
comes an affirmation of our earlier
statement. When asked to address
the press, she wept and said, “It
will be bitter.”
Dutch Student
To Visit Campus
Henrietta Koosenburg, a Dutch
student with a powerful story to
tell, will be a guest on the campus
for dinner Wednesday night Feb
ruary 16, and she will speak infor
mally at 6:45 in the Day Student
Center for all those interested in
hearing her. She is being sponsored
by tho Y. W. C. A. and W. S. S. F.
committee. Wednesday morning she
will speak at the Academy.
NCAF Council
Reports Plans
The Executive^ Council of the
North Carolina Athletic Federation
of College Women met in the
Women’s gymnasium at the Uni
versity of North Carolina Friday
night, February 7.
Seventeen delegates were present
from Meredith, Salem, Duke, Wo
men’s college, and UXC. These dele
gates discussed and amended the
newly formed constitution.
The next NC Athletic Federation
meeting will be held at Women’s
college March 1, at which time the
constitution will be ratified. Salem
oted to publish the NCAF Bulletin.
The big spring Play-day will be
played at Carolina.
Virtie Stroup represented Salem
it the meeting.
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tion in »Swedish with a meek little
women who offei^ed her program,
a pencil, and a mumbled greeting
in Swedish. One little girl with
a long fafe, glasses too big for
her nose, and a terrified look came
over to smell the large bouquet of
roses that the Civic Music Associa
tion had presented Miss Thebom.
Looking up she sniffed, smiled,
and muttered, ‘^Gosh!” The singer
explained that she would not be
able to take the flowers with her
on her trip tomorrow and gave
them to the little girl who hugged
them to her and wandered off in a
daze.
Miss Thebom has filled one Holly
wood assignment^ singing in the
movie “Irish Eyes Are Smiling”,
and she says that she’hopes that
she will bo asked to do another. She
thinks the movies would be an
excellent medium for presenting
opera to the general public.
To the question “Married?” Miss
Thebom answered emphatically
“No!” “Plans?” Well, nothing im
mediate,” she laughed; “I hope
it’ll bo one of those sweep-me-off-
mv‘feet affairs.”
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The Woman’s College won the high
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day hold at IJNC Saturday, Feb. 7.
Meredith and Carolina tiedf or second
place; Duke was third and Salem
came in last.
Those students composing Salem’s
team were; Gloria Paul, Anne Mills,
Carolyn Taylor, Ann Roberson,
Marjorie Cricknier, Clairbone Smith,
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jioints. Mills 5, Paul 10, and Stroup
8 in' the total of tho four games
played. Taylor, Roberson, and Crick-
mer showed fine coordination in
guarding the women’s teams.
February 14, 1947.
Student-Faculty Game
Opens Basketball Season
The basketball season begins Feb
ruary 27, with the faculty-student
game. The intramural games have
been scheduled as follows:
March 20 - Juniors vs. Seniors
March 13 - Freshmen vs. Seniors
March 18 - Sophomores vs. Jun
iors
March 26 - Freshmen va. Sopho
mores
March 28 - Juniors vs. Freshmen
Seniors vs. Sophomores
The managers of the class teams
are as follows: Seniors, Eva Mar
tin Bullock; Juniors, Ann Mills;
Sophomores, Marjorie Crickmer; and
Freshmen, Beverly Johnson.
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