Saturday, November 14, 1931.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
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Mr. Campbell views the sad plight of Virginia Noll using the formula
H2O plus Octagon equals “Washout.”
Fraulein Broadus Staley, one of
Salem’s three most popular co-eds,
snapped unawares in the midst of an
English oration.
Freshman Staff takes time out t
Salem photographer discovers the secret of day students’ popularity. enjoy life.
Exclusive photograph of Dr. Rond-
thaler snapped while visiting the
“Green Room.”
Portrait of Miss Bet Miller’s
canary in act of spreading sunshine.
ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE
MOST OF PROGRAM
(Continued From Page One)
Finally, the least important talk
was made by Elizabeth Hatch who
said:
Mr. and Mrs. S. A1 Emcollege
Announce the marriage of their
daughter
Miss June Oirclasse
to
Mr. Fresh Man
on Friday, November 13
at High 7 o’clock
Your presents are required.
The F reshies, as usual, slept
through the meeting while the piti
ful little Sophs tried, with all their
might, to understand all the big
words. In their corner the Juniors
day dreamed and the Seniors, on
account of their caps, could do noth
ing but look bored. The announce
ments were a terrible flop and a dis
credit to the school’s ancestors.
FIRST WEDDING OF
SEASON IS HELD
( Continued From Page One)
Jimmy, Margaret Wall; Etta Kett,
Wanna Mary Huggins; Tilly, Mary
Lillian White; Happy Hooligan,
Ghilan Hall; Orphan Annie, Cokey
Preston; Pat. Jo Walker; Skeezix,
Mary Drew Dalton; Uncle Walt,
Rachel Carroll; Bunker Hill, Jr.,
Jane Williams; Kayo, Mary B.
Williams; Aunt Emmy, Mary Kath
erine Thorpe and Moon Mullins.
Mr. and Mrs. Gump will be at
home to friends in Australia where
Mr. Gump holds the prominent po
sition of being the richest mai
the country.
Miss Mary Virginia Pendergraph
snapped in act of announcing the
“Follies of 1898,” latest production
of the Pierrette Players.
Miss Cokey Preston, famous ath
lete, engages in her favorite indoor
Marion Hadley, Captain-elect of
the Butter-finger Nine, caught catch
ing (cold?) on Lower Field.
Miss Sarah Graves demonstrates exclusively for the “Salemite” pho
tographer the proof of her latest theory that “the Penn is mightier than
the Sword.”
Snapshot of Susie Calder and horse immediately after taking a fence.
Ukifortunately Miss Calder did not arrive in time to appear in the picture.
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