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Towne *n Sports Travel
Tennis Players Meet
Feisty Court Matches
the SALEMITE
by Allison Towne
It seems that we Salemites, be
cause we are so active in our aca
demic pursuits, have let the Wide
World of Sports, both on campus
and off, go slipping by. Although
many of us actively participate in
some physical activity, it takes a
major attraction like the Olympics,
Ruby Begonia as Hockey Home
Coming Queen, or a cute date to
really bring our sports interest to
life.
Hopefully this gross neglect will
end when our term papers and
exams do, but I doubt it. In the
meantime, Salem’s sports news as
well as reports from all over the
globe will be provided here for
those Salemites who wish to im
press their dates, win a radio sports
quiz or who, better yet, are just
plain interested.
These past few weeks, tennis has
been the main activity here on cam
pus. Several Salemites have parti
cipated in tournaments sponsored
by other colleges. Four girls repre
sented Salem at Chapel Hill on
April 15 in a double elimination
tourney with Carolina as host.
Leigh MacDonald was successful in
her opening match against a St.
Mary’s player before bowing to a
Greensboro College representative.
Boodie Wiltshire, Salem’s other
singles entry, lost in the first round
to a Duke player and was then
eliminated in consolation play.
Leg. Board Announces Changes
Legislative Board
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May 1, 1972
The meeting was called to order by President Christina Spence.
There will be a SGA meeting May 4, 1972 at 1:15 p.m. and
the Awards Day assembly will be May 11, 1972 at 1:15 p.m.
The students' representatives to Faculty Advisory Board were
elected.
Leigh McDonald presented tentative plans for FITS and
Founders' Day. FITS will be Sunday, September 24 through
Wednesday, September 27. These plans were approved.
The petition for smoking in the dorm rooms was passed and
sent to Faculty Advisory Board. A poll will be taken in the
SGA meeting Thursday to determine student opinion.
With no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Mary Ann Campbell
Secretary
HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT'S NEW
AT BUD'S BOUTIQUE?
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Free Road Service
FOR
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At
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discount per gallon of gas to students and faculty with
identification or double green stamps.
Anne Coxhead and Jane Lock-
wood teamed up as Salem’s doubles
entry. They were successful in
their first match defeating the Guil
ford College doubles team before
losing to Duke’s representatives in
the second round.
Boodie Wiltshire left Tuesday to
represent Salem at Mary Baldwin
in the Middle Atlantic Lawn Ten
nis Association Invitational which
runs from Wednesday to Sunday.
In team play the Salem netters
have had two matches with Wake
Forest. Rain forced the ending of
a match here at Salem last week
with Salem leading as play ended.
The re-match held at Wake Forest
this past Tuesday saw Peggy Spil-
man and Boodie Wiltshire victori
ous both in their singles and
doubles matches. Wake took the
rest of the matches with Trina
Griffith, Jane Lockwood, Margo
Woodin, Madelyn Rankin, Karen
Lancaster and Anne Coxhead parti
cipating.
Student-faculty tennis is still
going on on most Saturday morn
ings. “The more the merrier” is
the prevailing attitude, so feel free
to hit the courts first chance that
comes up.
As you finish exams and take off
for the summer, keep an eye on
the sports world—especially when
the summer Olympics open in Mu
nich—You might even get a glimpse
of a fellow Salemite!
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ACROSS
1. Naval Battle
7. Warning
13. Crowd
14. Medicinal Potion
15. Incisors
16. Brilliant Performance
17. La Douce
18. Marijuana
19. In That Place (sp.)
20. Novice Reporter
21. Indo-European
23. Young Person
24. Healthy and Strong
27. Girl Scouts (abbr.)
28. Egress
29. Sports Group (abbr.)
31. Baseball Position
33. Salt-water Snail
37. Tit for
39. Of the Lips
40. Charged Particle
41. Jal
43. In Opposition
44. Winged Insect
45. Male Felines
47. Irritate
48. Hinder
49. Kitchen Utensil
50. Stopped
51. Fondle
DOWN
1. New York Prison
2. Rosy-faced Child
3. Shiver
4. Small Quantity
5. New England College
6. Sports Car
7. Sure-bet (2 wds.)
8. Mode
9. Paper Towel
10. Leap for Joy
11. Record of Plane's Trip
12. Characteristics
16. Ex-Cabinet Member
18. Extended
21. Biblical character
LIKE LEATHER?
We've got it!
Leather Jackets,^ Skirts, Jeans and
Vests — All types of Jeans -
- Also Dingo Boots — Foot and
knee length moccasins
WESTERN OUTFITTERS
331 Waughtown St.
Friday, May 5, 1975
22. Foolish (sp.)
25. Export (abbr.)
26. Dailey
30. Algal Spore
31. Inactive
32. Strauss Opera
34. African People
35. Bread Quantities
36. Comes In
38. Florida City
42. Frosts
44. Accoutrements
46. Soft. Drink
47. Legume
49. Comic Strip
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Exam Schedule
by Trean Griffith
Exams for this spring semestS
begin on Friday, May 12th ai
continue through Wednesday aftel
noon. May 17th. The three periwlj
in which the exams will be takJ
are at 9:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m., ail
7 ;00 p.m. Students may pick i’
their exam anytime 30 minutes bs
fore the beginning of the exaf'
period and must be turned in vvithij
15 miniutes after the exam period!
The points of distribution for thi
semester’s exams are: the office ij
the Science Building, Dean Hixonj
Office (instead of the faculty loud
as was last year), and the Semin^
Room in the Fine Arts Centei
Exams must be taken inthe builj.
ing where distributed. On Mt-
16th and 17th, all exams will li»
given out in Main Hall, and tb
exams must be taken there also.
The freshmen and juniors are s
charge of all the procedures co*
cerning exams. If one does n|
show up to work at their designate^
time, there will be a fine of
It is the responsibility which ea
student must realize in order
have a successful exam period.
Remember to have another st
dent in the room with you wh
taking your exam, and if your exa
is an open book exam, take it
the areas designated. Those are
are room 106 in the Science Buil
ing, room 302 in Main Hall, ai
the Fine Arts Center Library.
We are lucky here at Salem
have self-scheduling exams, so tal
heed to all the rules which are hei
for our own safety. Remembi
that we want to be able to “enjoj
exams as much next year as this-
GOOD LUCK and HAVE FUN!
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