SALEM’S SUMMER
ATHLETICS
During the summer while most of
us were sitting around taking life
easy, many of our Salem athletes
were “up and doing” things in the
sports line.
The majority leaned towards sum
mer camps and counselor jobs. Ath
letic President Sallie Emerson took
out for Lake James, N. C. where
she spent a month teaching archery
and assisting with swimming. (Not
that it’s unusual, but we under
stand that she kept the place in an
uproar the whole time.) Louise Hra-
lower was a counselor in a Maine
camp where she taught canoeing
and swimming, and Betty Crook, a
newcomer to Salem, taught the same
things at Camp Woodland in Ver
mont. Clara Smith Billingslea, an
other Freshman and a truly fine
swimmer, taught swimming at
Camp Whipporw’ill in Pasadena,
Md., and Polly Herman who was do
ing summer school work at the Uni
versity of Vermont took off on
week-ends long enough to teach
tennis and swimming at Camp Mo
hawk on the Mohawk Trail in Mas
sachusetts.
Lillian Lanning, Leila Johnston,
and Miss "At” took off for a
week’s training the last of the sum
mer at Miss Appleby’s (Kemember
her or should we say, can you for
get her?) Hockey Camp at Mount
Pocono, Pa. They said it rained so
much they finally had to resort to
playing in their bathing suits. That
must have been some sight, yeah?
Betsy Moffitt, playing her usual
fine style, entered the North Caro
lina Junior Girls’ Golf Tournament
and survived to play in the Cham
pionship Flight.
And last but by no means least
is our sailor, Sammy Pou of Ealeigh.
This summer she was Commadore
of the Junior Yacht Club in More-
head City where she s-p.e^n d s her
summers. This club sponsors 'week
ly races jof which Sammy won the
bigge^ affdii^ost exciting—the 4th
YANKEES DETHRONED
of July raee'in which twelve boats
were entered.
We salute you energetic Salem-
ites!
GRIIJJED SANDWICHES
— rOTJNTAIN —
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(Dedicated to those of us who
would like to carry on an intelli
gent conversation with the baseball-
minded boy friend.)
With only 11 more games to be
played, the New York Yankees
seemed destined to be dethroned as
world champions, a position they
have held for the past several
years. Four teams; Detroit, Cleve
land, New York and Chicago all
have a mathematical chance at the
American League championship, but
with the season rapidly drawing to
a close, the Detroit Tigers and the
Cleveland Indians seem to be the
two teams to beat. At the present
time the Indians are precariously
perched on top by a half game mar
gin over the second-place Detroit
team.
In the meanwhile the Cincinnati
Reds have clinched the- champion
ship of the National League and
are anxiously awaiting to see who
their opponent will be in the world
series. As you know the winner of
the National League meets the win
ner of the American League in a
4 out of 7 game series, the winner
becoming world champions for one
year.
The world series as a rule attract
more fans than any other sport
e V e n t, including the Army-Navy
game.
FASHION’S FROLIC
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magic. And as Blanche flew up tlie
chimney she rubbed from her dia
mond ring the queen of all dirndls
periwinkle blue gathered skirt,
Black velveteen basque, square neck
and puff sleeves.
Well Cinderella was so amazed
that she just sat there ia the ashes
the rest of the night — and when
the sisters came down to breakfast,
they couldn’t believe their blood
shot eyes — and the wouldn’t be
lieve poor stupid little Cinderella —
and so they sent her away in a
sfraight-jacket and for all I know
those good-lookin’ clothes are there
in Cinderella’s kitchen waiting for
you to come and get them.
—B. C. S.
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Don’t let anyone tell you stores don’t have souls
we know because we couldn’t feel as mellow
over you unless we did. Naturally we have a ter
rific civic pride in Salem and a great fondness for
Salem girls. We hope you feel this way ’bout us,
too, and will “slide down our rain pipe” whenever
you can.
v^DSNIK’S
SPORTS REVIEW
Esther Alexander, Riding Mana
ger, has announced that the Riding
Class will ride every Thursday af
ternoon at Sedgefield. The class is
composed of fifteen riders, ten of
whom are newcomers.
The Freshmen Singles and the
Upperclassmen Doubles Tennis
Tournaments both started this
week. Thirty-four freshmen and
twenty-four couples of uppreclass-
men signed up for the tournament.
The second round is slated to begin
Monday. If you haven’t played
your match yet, be sure to do so to
morrow.
TO FRESHMEN —
The Monogram Club held a meet
ing Tuesday and decided that Wed
nesday should be the day on which
monograms were to be worn.
Have you got your locker at
the gym? If you haven’t, you must
do so at once! Tomorrow (Satur
day) go to Main Hall, take your
dollar and make your reservation.
There aren’t enough to go around;
so you’d better hurry.
Do you like to play tennis? Of
course, you brought your racket —
We’ll be seeing you in shorts down
on the tennis courts one of these
very first days — Get your room
mate to come Out and bat a few
balls with you, or your Junior ‘ ‘ big
sister,” a sophomore “meanie” or
I'm sure your senior advisor would
be tickled to death if you’d ask
her. Don’t be backward! Come on,
show us how they play it in your
town!
And then you simply must go
play on our own 4 hole golf course.
If you don’t have any clubs, just
see Miss “At” and she can fix you
up with some we have at the gym...
As for hockey, you’ll love it!
Maybe you’ve never seen one of
the curved sticks or the little ole
hard balls and maybe it all seems
silly or rather futile to you at first.
but bear with us and take the ad
vice of those who know! Hockey’s
simply grand!
When practice starts, don’t stand
back because you’ve never played
before come on out and try with
the rest of us. It's simple, really,
and, oh, such funi The freshmen
may be giving some high ’n’ migh
ty upperclassmen I know, some
strong competition — maybe some
lickins, who knows!
After hockey we have basketball
— it’s early to talk about that, but
you want to become interested in
all our sports at an early date.
You’ll love to play and you’U find
yourself getting acquainted and
chummy with lots and lots of girls,
and of course, the one and only
"At.”
Go out for all the sports—we’ve
most everything you might want.
We’ll be seeing you, I hope, I
hope, I hope!!! i
WELCOME
FACULTY AND STUDENTS
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