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THE SALEMITE
Faculty Downs Students Twice
Tlie faculty hurled a victorious score over the students
in two highly excitin" basketball games last night. The women
faculty members boast of a 27 to 23 win and the men of a
26 to 22 score. Both games provided thrills and chills; the
tie between the men faculty and coeds at the end of their
game, which necessitated a three minute over-play, was the
climax of the event.
The women’s game began fast and kept up its speed
throughout. The faculty forwards showed accuracy in shoot
ing and coordination in passing. Thefir methods of guarding
were original and frightening; Goeth found a satisfactory way
was to sit on the basket ball. Stout’s unusual way of passing
the ball between her legs was highly successfvil as it made hei'
opponents wonder for a moment what game was being played.
She used this technique only once, however.
Hewitt and Lewis made the last two faculty goals which
decided the outcome. Lewis led in the number of points with
11 ; Stout, 10; Bryant, 9.
Waterboys Hixson and Pyron attended the faculty player
during the half with water, tow'el,-and stethescope. The crowi
yelled for Byrd and Pangle, who came out on the court respe(
tively pulling down a “short” gym suit and skipping.
The men faculty-student game was characterized by “Never
Mis^” Peterson’s long shots and “Dead-Eye” Evett’s eas
shots. Student Transou on a foul shot made a rimless baske
with one hand w’hich created quite some excitement. A wil
shot of Peterson’s landed in the faculty bench on the head o
Pyron.
A tie of 22 at the official end of the game caused another thre
minutes of play. The spectators w^ere beyond even the hyster
ical stage. Peterson and Lerch made the four points an
coed Sanderfer made a goal a few seconds after the last thre
minutes were up. AVith a total of 12 points Peterson led th
men, with Evett piling up 8, and Lerch, 6.
The faculty cheer leaders went wild with joy and th
students wen^ wild. In fact Wilson had trouble with her ha
because of her vigorous gymnastics. Hedgecock and Ilortoi
illustrated the hottest jitterbugging outside Harlem.
Although infirm and tottering, the student cheer leader
showed admirable spirit Portly Miss Gaither waved her arm
ecstati-cally despite fur trimmed interference; the long blac
skirt of Miss Patterson did not keep her from several lady
like leaps. Although Misses Harrison, Carter, and Wray wer
undoubtedly suffering from a form of rheumatiz, their voice
were ^eard. Anies Day was everywhere helping everyone.
Gloria Paul Nancv Carlto
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Anticlimaxes
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I
My room is near the phone booth,
And Jane has a call from Joe.-
She’s so reserved, .she’s never said.
We’re all on edge'J:o know—
Will he forgive that date she had
The other night with Paul,
Or will he call the whole thing quits?
Our ears are to the wall.
Oblivious to us she answers;
Our hopes for gossip soar.
“Hello, Joe, dear!” she screams—
and then
Quickly shuts the door.
II
’Tis the night before lit. test,
Time of deep concentration;
And all through the basement
Thero’a real isolation—
Not a creature encroaches
On me and the roaches.
When out of the stillness there
rises a clatter,
A draft of wind, the bang of a door!
Peeping Tom? Thief? Criminal?-
Who?
My heart stops still;,! freeze to the
core.
Someone steals in and—well, by
jingo 1
I sigh with relief—It’s Mr. Komingo,
HOAGY CARMICHAEL
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