September 26, 1952
New College
(Continued From Page One)
Watch in the Y Room.
Yesterday the returning boarding
students arrived to register for the
coming year.
Tonight the parties will continue
with the Education Club presenting
a skit, “The Old Family Album,”
and then a coke party. Tomorrow
the Salemite and the Sights and
Insights staffs will be hostesses for
a picnic supper on the athletic field.
That night the Y. W. C. A. and
the I. R. S. will sponsor an in
formal dance in the Day Students’
Center.
All students will attend the
Home Moravian Church Sunday
and the new students will have
dinner and after-dinner coffee with
their big sisters. Sunday night
Vespers will be the recognition
service for freslimen. The mem
bers of the Y cabinet will conduct
the service in Old Chapel.
The last of the organization-
sponsored parties will be Monday
night wdien the I. R. C. entertains.
The orientation week ends with
the handbook tests for new stu
dents and returning boarding and
day students. For the new stu
dents, ■ the test climaxes their five
meetings with their senior advisors.
Lecture Group
Will Meet
Miss Jess Byrd, Chairman of the
Salem College Lecture Committee,
has announced a meeting of the
committee on Monday, Sept. 29
at 1 :30 p.m. in her office.
Miss Byrd also announced that
the new freshman representative
on the committee will be Agnes
Rennie.
Other student members of the
group are Myra Dickson, Jane
Schoolfield, Florence Swindell, Sara
Willard, Eleanor McGregor and
Julia Hart from the Academy.
Faculty members are Miss Delia
Graham Marsh, Miss Edith Kirk
land, Mrs. Kate S. Pyron, Warren
Spencer, Edwin Shewmake, Miss
Catherine Nicholson and Miss Mary
Alice Compton from the Academy.
New Teachers
(Con^^’nitp-^ fron paj?e on«=“)
Bishop Rondthaler has a Ph. B.,
L. L. D. from the University of
North Carolina, a B. D., D. D. from
Moravian College and Theological
Seminary and M. A. from Morav
ian College.
Miss Ethel Martin will instruct
in Christian education. She was
formerly Director of Christian Edu
cation at the First Methodist
Church of Decatur, Georgia and
now has the same position at Cen
tenary Methodist Church. She has
attended the University of . Georgia
and has a master’s degree from
Emory University.
New Dean of the School of
Music is Clemens Harold Sand-
resky. He studied at Dartmouth,
Harvard University, Longy School
of Music, Princeton University and
Julliard. Mr. Sandresky has been
organist and choir director at All
Souls in Biltmore. He was piano
instructor at Transylvania Music
Camp and Asheville-Biltmore Col
lege. During World War II, Mr.
Sandresky served in the O. S. S.
for 4^ years.
The Department of Physical Ed
ucation has two new members.
Head of the department is Miss
Margaret S. Chapman, She has
been instructor in physical educa
tion in Stanton, Virginia and in
structor of health education at
Mary Baldwin College.
Miss Chapman’s assistant is Miss
Moselle Palmer from Waynesboro,
Georgia. Miss Palmer received her
B. A. degree at Mary Baldwin Col
lege and has done additional study
at U. N. C.
Replacing B. Carson French in
the Department of Science is Will
iam J. Russell. He has instructed
in chemistry and mathematics at
Montreal College and Marion In
stitute in Alabama. Mr. Russell
served six years in the U. S. Army.
He has been active in soil testing.
Mr. Russell will be instructor in
chemistry.
Instructor of English is John
Fries Blair of Winston-Salem. He
is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of
Haverford College and Gradua^ of
Harvard Law School. Mr. Blair
has an M. A. from Columbia Uni
versity and has completed resi
dence for his Ph. D. Former lec
turer and assistant professor at
Moravian College, Mr. Blair was
also active in organizing the Insti
tute of Government in Chapel Hill.
Miss Margaret Barrier is in
structor in sociology and geogra
phy. She is a graduate of Mary
Baldwin College and has her M. A.
degree from the University of
North Carolina. Miss Barrier was
elected to Who’s Who in American
Colleges.
Resignations were received from
James R. Lerch of the School of
Music and Mrs. Dorothy Moran,
former head of the Physical Edu
cation Department. Eugene Jaco-
bowsky has been promoted to head
of the Strings Department of the
School of Music.
Salem faculty members on leaves
of absence are Dr, William Todd
who is studying in London, Edwin
A. Sawyer who is doing graduate
work at Columbia University,
Harry Martin and B. Carson
French who are studying at Caro
lina. Miss Jess Byrd has been ap
pointed acting head of the English
Department.
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