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Motto: “SAIL ON, SALEM”
3^8^ N THE
NEW
FIREPLACE
FIREPLACE CAMPAIGN COMES
TO A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE
Students and Faculty Raise One Hundred and
Twenty-five Dollars for Completion of Stone
Fireplace in Student Hut.
Gym.” and what is now on its way
nected with the campaign, among
wliom is xMiss Charlotta Jackson,
former liead of Physical Education.
and happiness in a hut, has been a
part of the plans; and it is peculiar
ly interesting to note that when it
is finished, it will have behind it the
tradition and sentiment of more
than a century and a quarter. Ev-
"LT^^s^^uSorhLtts^
of its own; it is material from pre
vious buildings on Salem campus,
nae Association, who agreed to fur-
and fifty dollars required. The fac
ulty and^^udent-body of Salem Col-
FOTum.°
Tuesday and Wednesday, Febru
ary 3 and 1, were set aside as “Fire-
red labels, ^showing a blazing wood
cold” were presented to those who
responded; and by the time for ex-
campus, has agreed to Y
of the campaign met with Dr. Rond-
thaler on Friday afternoon to dis-
Recreation Specialist
Is Visitor At Salem
ciation with headquarters in New
York City, was in Winston-Salem on
During his stay in this^* eu/re^ap-
fducation, among them SalL^CoN
Mr. Willis A. Parker, district
representatives of the Nat
Playground Association with 1
services of Mr. Martin for jL
FORUM CLASS PRESENTS SCENES
FROM SHAKESPEARE’S WORKS
Representation of Scenes from Macbeth, Hamlet,
and Julius Caesar at Expanded
Chapel Service.
MacDowell Club Movie
At End of Exam Week
Walter Hiers Plays the Leadin
Part in “Fair Week”; Full of
night, January 31, by the MacDow
ell Club. It was the purpose of the
for the benefit of the surv'
of examination week, and truly
fan" thrbeI^LVof°thV Lly
;, Tod had adopted
Tod was in love with the daughter
of the banker. Tod, with Sally Jo,
in the ropes. The balloon began to
ascend quickly, Tod and Sally Jo
rising with it. At the moment when
it seemed as if Sally Jo would fall
to her death. Tod swung on his rope
over to her rescue. He then caught
hold of the.parachute, and slowly
chipd' hour,*’bjt "thYa"mp'|gr™
and twenty-five'^donars°"th!’s"bting
the pledge of the College and Acad-
place in the student hut. The
Senior Class was the only class to
respond to this call for funds with
ruary 11. The subject of h
dress will be “The College C
presL”n. membCTS oT the
Forum, it will be remembered, de
lightfully pleased the student-body
with their program on Kipling be-
The Forum is to be cong
lated upon its exact rendition of
peasant “as LfiniteW and “skilfuUy
tinually au^enl thrhorwr’of thdr
begin his series of revengeful deeds,
he discards the fair Ophelia, with
whom he was in love. In Act III,
scene I, Mary McKelvie took the
^MUtfarouf“to\'ro:rtoT”
trt'^H *"l*^t prayer
ing of the scene, Katie I
« and a great deal of expres-
of Caesar. The mob gathers
around the coffin, and persuades him
to read the will of Caesar. It is
fin of Caesar. Flora I