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contTnue^ts publi-
the facts that Sal-
part of the staff
We are not trying to get oi^t of
hard work. Do not get that idea in
your head. We are intensely interest
ed in getting out a paper for thp
College girls and for the benefd of
0 sll ^'^ijls.**’Thole fiv^ or^six
bite. We are willing for your arf '
to be late if you give us a good re
good''work that yorhave^ done fo:
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it.
Please then remember to hand ^ „
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may rest assured ^that^ your^^ef " '
Newsome, of Duke University, vice-
president of the Association, will pre
side m the absence of Dan Torrence,
|lroblem!"bufreav? the rTdlo.'^So fa^
Salem College has had no trouble,
whn"e*The “u.'^S. °Mintar^^* ACad^m^^^
ATHLETICS
SOPHOMORE HOCKEYj
The sophomore hockey team is si:
;n^e^x^;rS:;^uSo-^^^
The team looks as if it has a chance
at the championship this year. The
?r'r^LIJminTa tl'^^^^Ve
the backs to recover the ball. Fan
ter forwarcnha™"he dicfiLt^earrs
inners are working hard and show
much improvement. Shirley Snyder,
one of the players afready menti
will lose out. EBika Marx backed bv
Martha Schlegel, both of whom are
r of Gertrude £
RiDING CLASS PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
Many Salem Girls Show
iiiis yt'Hr K>r LiR^ iirsL iiiiic, uiic
pvls are going to be given the priv-
substitute for h o c k e.y . T h e y
ifprfwiege is a distinctive step
forward in this field and the depart
ment is justly proud of it. As
be two rides a week. A number of
girls have already signed up for this
and as Miss ‘lAt” plans to limit the
class to twenty, others who arc in
terested should arrange for it im
mediately. The following girls have
signed up for regular rides: Jane
Josie Chase, Dorothy Grey
non Davis, Fan Scales, Mary Penn,
in Martin’s laugh?
•abelle Graves pink hair?
Cokey Preston’s dimples?
■ ]3u,sliy McLean’s John?
Martha Neal’s English lit?
l^HErOLLEGEGIRL:
1933 MODEL
In the Current History magazine
for November, Al/.ada -Comstock has
“T^.e College''G^rl
in this sketeh, denies tlik the college
girl of today is the same as the col
lege girl of 1918. She has changes as
mucK, as the rest of the world has
changed. The manners of the whole
country are' different; the depression
has come; the N.'R,. A. has come; our
an education and she 1,opes, some-
arTopen^to that" she"i.s
to’thousands of othe^gir'll '^There^
thing definite from her.
Thursday, November 2, 1933.
devices (honOT work,' tutorial"^ te’adl
rffort^’and mmey fta’t"'it''is douS'
whether tliey can survl™ untouched
in the lean years in whicK we are now
living. Either the instructors spend
.‘>f on hehalf of
TO STUDENTS
cation of girls has kindly permitted
us to publish a list of fifteen rules
after years of obse
here witli the co-opefation of the
'"«r
will be of service later on.
S, Sit down again.
"rd^eftfboTrl^Vbtknrth^
)und that the pencil is alwaj^s i
. draw in margin of book (especi
' it is borrowed). So do not o
tions are in sight.”
h'as, in _slK,;fthe'’LstTt“'the er^a which
chances' arc that she will make a
pretty decent sort of citizen.”
The Southe^TA^oCtati^of ^Col-
of the South Eastern and Southern
ADVICE TO THE
LOVELORN
NONA NOITALL’S ADVICE TO
THE I.OVELORN AND OTH
ERS (Mostly Others^
Dear Nona Noitall,
We need advice jsnd we wonder il
ycm could give it to us. We are both
Seniors in College ajid are both in
“Dearest beloved”. Now here is my
problem to sofve*^ fjr^
t if I were you I shot
Dear Miss Noitall,
I am terribly in love with two boys,
but there is one I love mucli better
than tlie other: Now' oiie- ±lie one I
t the dictator is t
N. N.
p ?>iona Noitall,
am one of that kind of girls to
,n boys flock; I cannot help it.
Out 6f all my beaux, I -have one who-
is the leader,of an,oi:chestra, Do you
think I should give up all my other
boy friends and go croon ;n his orches
tra? He hasn’t asked me yet, but I
am sure that it is because he is rather
I.ii
Wait until he asks
1-!.. I his step depends upon course
of action in step 13. In either case,
go into best friend’s room and say
^?i.-:Sustedi”“
15. Go to bed at this point. Nixi
ON OTHER CAMPUSES
a week will enable them to earn their
give'tliem‘\hdf room %nt!
tlans for a return of freshman dis-
Tfdane ‘*'univer.^-tr”nei
laxity and iodiff
sprung up during
a drive for the en
man customs. 'J
n,et wm, enthusi.
school'and all
ed sections the 'idea, being to build up
SALEM PLAYHOUSE
LOVE IS THE SWEETEST
SECRET OF THEM AT T
(Theme Song of Junior Class)
?S'‘Sh!l"tni'ATS"2:
ford—a minister who still believes
2. Mr. Le'slie Cobb, a travelling sales-
4. Judge John Barnes of ^the United
States Superior Court.
5. Giis Tipton, one of nature’s noble-
0. A chap called Doc Fink—T^orse-
highuTin their pCf?s"ions a“d"’evfn
higher in the hearts of their country-
The scene jr”laid in an exclusive
when suddenly they hit upon a com
mon topic, near and -dear to every
one of their hearts, the mere mention
in a five letter word beginning with
“S” and ending with-College. (subtle
hint by A. S. Willdoo).
Time: The year is 1940—but in or
der to make the plot seem more true
others still indulging in Junior or
time is — Sunday,^ about 2:00 o’clock.
How do you get fhere? I’m looking
for a ^ide anytime. Whom do you
Ir. L. Cobb—“Why I was there my
self Sunday—I don’t think I^ saw
you. You know my business takes
dently to see a little blonde friend
of mine. I had a marvellous time,
50. Took five of my friend’s friends
the girls as want -to go, anywhere
did you happen to meet Miss Mc
Lean up there? She’s been at
school quite a long time and I imag^-
ine she is rather an important per
son by now, probably Alice Clewell
brogJeT:°“wlY,Tow,^thlt“°q^^^
wuz up thar fny silf—an I nevaire
seed none o’ you’uns. My gal up
cation yit. Guess she’ll be thru in
anudder year or so, tho’. Laws, I
got thru’ Davidson so long ago I
done forgit all the laming they give
.me. Reckon as how Mary'll be too
gol dang smart for me ijow.”
r. Fink (who has been silent up to
lis moment, suddenly rises and
terdav. They’re in prime condition
new. Let’s all ride over to Winston;
it’s not too far for us to get there
by nightfall, and' (with h wink at
the others) the _ y(.ung^ ja^die^ ^all
get out with us for a show or din
ner uptown. What do jfou say,
cheer by all. Mad^r >:a