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THE SALEMITE
October 13
1950
Senior Class Elects Rowland
And Pfaff To Be Marshals
The Senior Class has elected#
Monie Rowland and Bobbie Pfaff
to be the new Senior Marshals.
Monie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Karle Rowland of Sumter, South
Carolina, is a transfer from Saint
Mary’s. While there, she was elec
ted to the May Court, a member
of bowfmg and swimming teams,
the Altar Guild and the Glee Club.
Her major is History with a minor
in F, d 11 c a t i o n and Psychology.
Monie replaces Carolyn Butcher
who transferred to the University
of North Carolina.
Bobbie, a Day Student, was
elected to replace Ruth Hines who
did not return to Salem. Bobbie
has lived in Winston-Salem all her
life and attended Reynolds High
School before coming to Salem.
She was a representative to the
Legislative Board of Student Gov
ernment for two years. This year
she is Day Student Representative
of Student Council. She has also
heen a member of I. R. S. History
is her major and Sociology and
Kconomics, her minor.
See My Lawyer
(Continued from page two)
.showed conscientious selection with
both the set colors and the play
in mind,
A lot of work and time was
spent in preparing “See My Law
yer”—much more time and effort
than this play deserves. Perhaps
if a different play had been sel
ected for production Tuesday night,
performance would have been more
than the mediocre one it was.
Spencer Works
(Continued from page one)
graduate work to his wife and the
G. I. Bill.
Born on the east coast of North
Carolina, he lived in Hyde County
for ten years. After leaving there
he spent most of his time in Wash
ington, D. C. and Philadelphia be
fore he entered the University of
Florida in 1942. By 1943 the army
had transferred him to the Induc
tion Center at Camp Blanding,
Florida. From there he went to
Camp Croft, S. C,, then overseas
with the Signal Corps in Italy and
occui)ation forces in , Vienna. After
two years he emerged from the
army with “the exalted rank of
cor[)oral.”
In 1947 he returned to college
and received his B. A. from Geo
rgetown University.
Mr. Spencer likes Salem very
much. “Fiven my wife and three-
month-old Lucy like it.” At that
time Lucy, having just finished her
first taste of strained vegetables
and then busily finishing her bottle,
deigned not to add comment.
Camera Notes
(Continued from page two)
is made by a reputable concern. A
fast lens which makes a blurred
image is of little use.
Are you interested in field glas
ses ? A good 6x35 prism binocular
with coated lenses is really a nice
piece of equipment. The 6 refers
to the magnification and the 35 to
the diameter of the lens in milli
meters. Such a binocular is con
venient to carry and has a very
practical magnification. A 7x35
binocular is very good but in pro
portion to its magnification it does
not gather as much light as a 6x30.
A 7x50 is excellent but is too large
to carry conveniently. The navy
uses 7x50 binoculars but pedestri
ans should use a smaller field glass.
Binoculars with a magnification of
over 6 or 7 are not suitable when
held in the hands. Larger magni-
fieations enlarge not only the ob
ject but also motion to such an ex
tent that they should be used only
with a tripod. Beware of high
powered glasses with small lenses.
You need light as well as magni
fication. As in the case of cameras,
only binoculars made by a concern
with a good reputation should be
considered.
Of All Things
(Continued from page two)
kept recurring all the way through
the paper doll book, and by the
time I was in bed alone I was con
vinced there was no way out. I
would get pellagra. In fact, I might
already have it.
I shut my eyes tightly and balled
up my fists. “Please God”, I
prayed, don’t let me have pellagra.
Please don’t let me have pellagra.
Don’t, don’t let me have pellagra.”
I repeated it over and over, try
ing to force God to listen to me
by saying it a great many times,
but the Awful Thought remained.
I looked at my fingers to see if the
little white blisters had appeared
yet. They hadn’t, but they pro
bably would very soon—maybe to
morrow.
Suddenly I sat up. Perhaps I
could still be saved. I jumped out
of bed and ran to the kitclj^
Opening the refrigerator door^li
surveyed the contents. The
thing in there that I
only I
loathed was ^ a big jar of
juice—the Right Food I “
fused to eat just this mornin
Wasting no time I poured myself I
a whole iced tea glassful and drank
it all down without stopping. ^51
wiped my hands triumphantly oj
my pajama bottoms the Awfu°
Thought was already disintegrat
ing. I had had the Right Food
so now there would be no Httij I
white blisters. I would not net
pellagra.
I’ve definitely decided I’m not I
going to argue any more with Dee
and the rest of the girls about
Hadacol no matter how boring life
gets. Maybe their Awful Thoughts
are worse than mine and a glass
of tomato juice wouldn’t work. But
—on second though t-—that’s no
reason tomato juice combined with
aspirin wouldn’t work.
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