Friday. May 14, 1937.
THE SALEMITE
Page Three.
N€T NIECIESSAIPIIILy Jf€
ABOUT SENIORS
Kate Alexander went home last
week-end to see her family and in
cidentally — Spurgeon.
Virginia Gough got hit in the
head with a big bad baseball.
I’m not sure, but I think Cordelia
went out to the Shaver’s.
Well, Carolyn, did you have a good
time at the Junior-Senior at Caro
lina? From all appearances I judge
}'0u didn’t miss a thing except sleep.
Annie Klootz went home, which
isn’t of particular interest, but I
had to use up this last line.
ABOUT JUNIORS
Why does Cramer stick close to
home and the telephone these nights
from 6:30 to 8 o’clock? To get up
a game of bridge, of course!
Meredith’s been singing, ‘ ‘ How
come you Doo me like you Doo Doo
Doo?” to Virginia Lee ever since
Lee came back from the Hill last
week-end with an extra added at
traction over her heart. We guess
J'red is singing ^ ‘ I know what to
tell my heart, but what will I tell
luy friends?”
Virginia Carter came back from
“Duke” with circles hanging
around her chin. Xow, that's fun
ny ... .
Get Lou Preas to tell you.
When Millie came back from Bur-
Tington not even laryngitis could
keep her from talking about Bob
it must be love.
From “Cleo’s” dreamy looks thg
week-end in Raleigh must have been
up to par. Billy was there — enuf
sed.
Salem’s own ^Madame Satan had
the look of the morning after when
she returned from the Bowery Ball
with Mr. Satan (Ed Armfield to
you).
‘Tis rumored that Nick of the
telegrams was there in person to
wish Mary McColl “Buenos No-
ches. ” Tell me, Mary did he make
anytime.
Judging from Tweak’s beam ‘ ‘ the
white uniform in the peppermint
car” must have arrived in Bennetts-
ville after all.
Felix was in Mocksville, last week
end need we add that Pauline was
there too.
The two second floor blondes (Lib
and Sara) tooke off for Ansonville,
and a big time was had by all- Was
there a Christian there?
The High Point Shieks must have
been present with such three charm
ing Salemites — McCIung, Scott, and
Briggs in town.
Becky we hear that you didn’t do
so badly by yourself this week-end.
How’s Bob!
ABOUT SOPHOMORES
We hate to keep on saying things
about the past, but we must make
a remark concerning the bleary
eyed gals who slummed down to
Davidsojn the past week-end. If
you asked one of them if she had
a good time she most likely just mum-
and proceed to get a very very far
away look in her eyes and a dying
cow look on the rest of her face.
Please note that we are geting soft
hearted and didn’t make any un
flattering remarks concerning looks
and names and not to mention for
the world the slight circles under
glamorous eyes.
Ah but is it love? We don’t care
to go so far as to write what we hear
in the air, but Even Sammy Kay and
Junior-Senior at the Hill couldn’t
keep Mary Thomas’ little Diekkey
bird away from her on Mother’s day.
El. Ivy has ben having right nice
luck we hear paddling her own canoe.
Or was it some other kind of boat
and someone else who w^as doing the
paddling?
Caroline Pfohl really made a hit
with her romeo in Davidson. In
fact such a smash hit did our little
blond sprinter make, that the greek
god is getting in good with the
family by peace offering, scads of
red roses. Hats off to him. Did it
do him any good with you, Caroline?
About sunrise as viewed from
Mountain Lake! Or would that be
telling too much Lou? Alright, let
it
go
I didn’t say a word.
Jo Gribbin’s hit a new low in
strategy these days. She barged
into the Davidson tea dance in her
old blue gunboats.
Our own Annette was unable to
truck the light fantastic in far but
not so distant places but just to
prove that she has the knack of be
ing remembered and we mean it in
a great big way she dragged not one
nor two but three letters out of the
box on Tuesday and they all had the
preacher’s postmark. How do you
do it Annette, maybe you have that
subtle allure they all love.
Why has Glen Griffen suddenly
taken such a fond love to take off for
home? Could she have some darker
reason for all the week-end lately.
Better watch your steP, Peggy
I^rawley, I saw Lila Womble riding
with Charlie the other day.
Do you all think that Frances Cole
is the silly and talkative type or
the sweet and romantic type? She
can’t decide which it’s better to
since she had a date with Ned
Heefner. Briggs and Leila think
it’s better to be silly and talkative
t>ut, then.
Yours not so truly recommends a
Home Ec. course for Maude Battle.
Maybe ink eradicator does all right
in the library but on dresses it ought
, to be dilutecl if the color is to be
preserved. Don’t weep over lost
color, however, the best of inten
tions get us in the opposite direction
sometimes.
Max did come to Salem last week-
«nd; in fact, he came twice: first,
to get Mary, and second, to bring
lier back.
Martha O’Keefe has been keeping
things from us—Blount gave her a
Phi Gam bracelet on Mother’s Day.
And I wouldn’t be surprised if he
didn’t give her something else —
if you know what I mean — and
1 think you do.
Sisk and Wolfe spent the week-end
On the campus, but they must have
had fun because when Monday came
around not one lesson had been pre
pared.
Why the long face, Leila! Maybe
your Citadel Bill will get here yet.
Maybe you are just dern cute
Prances Watlington, rating two
Davidsonians for Dinner Saturday
night. Tough you were on restric
tion Poggy and didn’t get in on the
fun. Maybe Chapel has its compen
sations after all.
All this dedicated to you stuff .so
early in the morning is getting us
down. Even we can’t tell just ex
actly what the out come will be.
Roaring Gap this week-end, but Jack
forgot he couldn’t eat his pie and
have it too.
Mary Grier must have left Clemson
in a mighty big hurry. Her date was
supposed to put Mary, Mary, quite
contrary on the bus and some how
or other he must have had too hard
a night, cause he didn’t show up
and someone else had to say his fare
wells.
Do you listen to the radio on Tues
day night from eight til nine? If
you do pardon us, but we’ll be lis
tening, will you? I hope, I hope, I
hoi>e.
ABOUT FRESHMEN
For some reason, third floor was
unusually quiet last week-end. Maybe
it vvas because Judy Deveraux was
warming up Elkin. Anyway, it is
rumored that she painted tlie old
town red.
Two fair damsels quite handsomely
represented the Alma Mater at Caro
lina at the frolic^—namely El^a-
beth Norfleet and Ruth Doerschuk.
Ruth w^asn’t oveHj^ enthlisiastic,
howev'er. What’s the trouble —
w’asn’t Buddy up to par?
The Three Musketeers deserted us
last week-end for V. P. I., Davidson,
or Salisbury. Can’t you guess? Gil
lespie, Crisp, and Klutz!
Thrills and heartthrobs — Walter
called Bonnie Sunday night and
was third in an uproar! Things must
have brightened up. We hear they
were having domestic troubles.
B. Hatt was the guest of Jane Bo
ren last week-end. Hope Gastonia
was sporting more men than Winaton-
Salem.
Girl ;c(uts are coming- briek in
style. We hear that a bunch of cu-
ties got together and had a weenie
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