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THE SALEMITE
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Duke Fan, Ruth Van Hoy
Brings Salem Students Joy
by Polly Hartle
If you ever hear a joyous shout
emergiug from the Day Student
Center that Duke’s gonna beat
Carolina, you’ll know that it’s Ruth
Van Hoy, campaigning for her
favorite team. She’s one in a hun
dred. Ruth, the day student fun
maker, has an overflowing pocket
ful of jokes, witty remarks and bits
of satire. She supplies us all with
a new chuckle every day.
Ruth is majoring in sociology
and economics and minoring in psy
chology. Between trips to Graylyn
(required observations) and fund
solicitating trips, she finds ample
time for her many “extra” interests.
She is an enthusiastic worker with
the Y. W. C. A., a member of the
Order of the Scorpion and the Edu
cation Club and is a Senior Advisor.
Ruth loves to sing; she takes an
active interest in her church choir.
She admits a weakness for good
mystery stories which consume her
in-between spots of relaxation.
Ruth, a senior, is eagerly looking
forward to graduation, after which
she plans to enter case work. She
wants to work in this field for a
(Continued from pago two)
down.
Marilyn Samuels made 100 on her
mid-semester history exam.
The night-oil is burning late every
night in Old Chapel. The cast and
all others concerned have put out
a lot of effort, and from the
snatches we’ve seen, Liliom pro-
I mises to be quite a play!
I Dr. Singer’s classes may leave us
' breathless, but we freely admit we
never before knew as much about
contemporary and past world af
fairs. We’re looking forward to
his next appearance in chapel when
everyone can hear him.
That this is the last NOTE OF
INTEREST!!
Sybel and Winkie
(forgery)
Ruth Van Hoy
few years before entering graduate
s.chool.
If not in the Day Student Center,
Ruth can usually be fund in Bitting
basement discussing the ways of
the world, or on third floor Strong
expounding vocal theories with the
music majors. If you have a chip
on your shoulder, look her up. Her
daily joke will set you right.
BANNER’S
Dining Room is open
daily from 8 a. m. to
12 Midnight except Monday.
Sizzling Steaks — Chicken Dinners
Curb Service For Snacks
Call 3-5876 to make reservations for private parties
The Best At Banner’s
BRODT-SEPARK MUSIC CO.
620 West Fourth St. Phone 3-2241
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Get Your Waffles at
BOB’S KITCHEN
400 South Main
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