October 2]
M. T. Giggles, Travels
And Makes Up Salemite
Mary Turner Rule
by Liz Leland
Have you ever seen Mary Turner
sit still ? F haven’t. For a petite
gal, M. T. is always on the gQ—
from Pensacola, Florida (her home)
to Europe to Canada. It will prob
ably be China next!
M. T. joined the junior class last
year as a transfer from Mount
Vernon in Washington, D. C. The
first week-end she was here she
flew to Annapolis for one of her
gala Naval Academy week-ends. A
full fledged Navy Junior, just men-
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tion the Army to M. T. and see
what happens!
As a history major, M. T. per-
fers to argue about world affairs.
In fact, hot debates and food are
her strongest likes, besides travel
ing. If you can get hold of M. T.
sometime, make her tell you about
last summer when she visited Eng
land, Scotland, Norway, Sweden,
Denmark, Belgium, Flolland, and
France.
Every Thursday finds M. T. at
the Sun helping her roommate put
out the paper. Besides being make
up editor for the Salemite, M. T.’s
originalitj' and artistic ability are
used by all the organizations on
campus. Rememlier how she de
corated Davy Jones Locker last
Christnias ?
Next time jmu hear an infectious
giggle, turn around and you’ll see
M. T.
More Personals
For those who are shut-ins over
the week-end. Miss Betty Griffin
will give free lessons on fourth
floor South Hall on: “How to
Make a Fool of Yourself Over a
Dinner Check’’ or “How to Get a
Check Cashed at Michael’s”.
Poise and aplomp galore ^v■ere .ex
hibited by Miss Louise Stacy when
she lost her hoop. She kept her
eyes on that rhinestone on her third
finger left hand, and walked grace
fully on.
EndowmentHas
(Continued from page one)
Gordon Gray, and Robert M. Hanes,
now with the E. C. A. in Germany.
SUMMER SCHOOL CHOIR
The Board of Trustees has an
nounced that the School of Music
of Salem College will offer a Sum
mer School from June 11 to 21,
1950.
The Choir School, Dr. Gramley
stated, ‘“will be designed to appeal
to church choir directors and or
ganists and will serve both as a
refresher course for experienced
persons and as a stimulative aid in
knowledge and techniques for those
entering the field of religious
music.”
Dean Vardell and Professor
Peterson will be in charge of classes
held in Memorial Hall. They will
be assisted by guest organists and
choir directors.
One of the dormitories will be
used for students, and meals will
be served for them in the Club Din
ing Room. A recreational program
will be conducted for the students.
Subject matter planned includes
the following: vocal techniques;
service playing for organists; an
them repertoire; hymnology; con
ducting; choir organization; and
repertoire for "junior Choirs, solos
and small ensembles. A closing
program, open to the general i)ub-
lic, will be held at the end of the
summer session.
The Administration hopes to es
tablish the proposed Choir School
as a long-term matter. The leader
ship personnel for the school is
Home’s Views
(Continued from page two)
Graham had made . arrangements
for putting up. She and Tucky
however had decided to go on up
to Gormergrat (the peaks from
which vou look across the glacier
to the Matterhorn) so we left our
heavier things with the man at the
desk wdio was going all out to get
us to spend the night there. He
had even knocked the price down
from 22 to 21 francs apiece (Ameri
can Plan) but it was entirely too
modern, very swish and elegent. We
wuinted to go native in a real Swiss
chalet so off we started. Someone
had told ns about the Dorn where
you could stay for 5 francs a night
with breakfast “about $1.25 so we
were looking lor such a place
(Continued next week)
NOTICE
Miss Sybel Haskins has pamph
lets on sale in the Club Dining
Room. They may be obtained by
getting them immediately after din
ner Friday night. The pamphlet
is entitled “Time Waits lor No
One” or “What Would You Do
If The Coach Told Your Date To
Be In At 11:00?”
available, and the reputation of
Salem foy excellent music instruc
tion serves as a background for the
effort.
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