VOL. XIV
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1933_
MR. VARDELL
Number 5
Ralph Hanes Explains
Music Association
Interesting Programs Are
Announced
Wednesday morning Mr. Ralph
Hanes explained the Civic Music As
sociation to the students and faculty.
The association was organized in 1930
and the membership has been increas
ing every year. Salem girls have
been members every year and have
greatly enjoyed the
Pioneer Missionary Frank Graham Sought
Speaks at Chapel To Direct Educational
Plan For Government
Interesting Address on
Alaskan Experiences
Is Given
Mrs. John Kilbuck, a pioneer mis
ionary to Alaska, and the mother
f two former Salem students spoke
n expanded chapel on Wednesday.
Her audience was delighted with the
iteresting and informal mann
rhieh sha spoke -of her experi
School’s Governing Body
Asked to Release Him
Monday, October 9, Gen. Hugh S.
Johnson signed a telegram to Gover
nor Ehringhaus, requesting that Frank
Porter Graham be released from his
presidency of the University of North
Carolina in order to direct an educa-
Last Spring s Play
Described In Ahepa
National Magazine Tells of
Salem College
From the Ahepa Magazine of May-
August under the heading of “Gr^k
Drama in American. Colleges” comes
this write-up of the annual Greek play
given by Salem College.
“At Salem College in Winston-
Salem, N. C., the custom of pi
Katherine Lasater Is
New Head of I. R. S.
Fills Vacancy Left by Patsy
McMullan, Winner of
Spring Elections
Kathe
dent of
Lasater, clasj of 1933,
0 a close race for Presi-
S. in the final election
Inesday, October 5. A second
election was required to eliminate
Miriam Stevenson, a close second in
the first election on Monday.
The newly elected President will
fill the place left open by Patsy Mc
Mullan who was elected last year
has been established. In the campus
of Salem College there is a ravine
which forms a natural outdoor thea
background suitable to
of the ancient dram
rts. The As-
zed to bring
n-Salem at
talent available. The
for trained
by per-
pring election, but who did
not return this year. Other officers
The causes for the action of this play
began on the eve of the Trojan^Wm,
Riding Manager
Makes Fall Report
Mr. Higgins Elected
To Science F
“Green Pastures" Is
Rviewed By Student
go in the ^lative homes. They were
hunt are in the bag. At the present,
on there will be bridle paths trips and
the requirements of the school, as
and her husband begL to‘tranala'te
& oVSd.
DEAN VARDELL TO
SPEAK AT MUSIC
HOUR
the first in “The Ring of the Nibel-