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T H E S A L E M I T E
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Campus Shots
jiooney Barnes' hilarious fashion
talk in chapel . , . red faces and
blistered backs . . . the new hit
magazine, “Laddies’ Home Journal,”
at the book store provoking many
chuckles ... Betty Morrison’s re
turn to civilization . . . the recep
tion committee planned for the
arrival of Ann Campbell’s' “Teddy
bear” . . . Faye Lee’s irnpeachment
. , three class presidents from
Smithfield . . . Patsy Roberson’s
talk about the wedding . . . Mr.
Campbell fixing a flat tire . . . Ann
Helsabeck’s visit . . . Ruthie’s note
from Scott and Rubber . . . Seniors
getting glasses after four years of
eye strain . . . Denyse’s letter from
P. C. . . . Bill Gramley’s visit to
the swimming pool . . . exciting
plans for spring vacation . . . Joyce
Billings’ ring from Max , . . Comp,
class planning Greensboro trip . . .
Lou Kike’s fashionable bathing
outfit , . . Azalea Festival plans
... Salemite office missing Mac
... Betty, Lou and Julia visiting
on campus . . . Betsy Forrest’s
new daisy hat ...
Students Meet
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3; Various high school honor so
cieties will be guest of the Honor
: Society of Salem today.
' These students will be enter
tained at a banquet at Corrin Re
fectory tonight. Following the
banquet the Salem Choral En
semble will present a program in
Memorial Hall. Also included in
the program will be Betty Carol
Johnston and Jane Little, duo
pianist; Peggyan Alderman, solo
ists ; and Emily Howell, pantomine.
The honor society state conven
tion for high school students will
be held here in Winston-Salem
■today and tomorrow.
Salem will also provide sleeping
facilities for some of the girls.
TODDLE HOUSE
878 W. Fourth
Phone 2-3737
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Mary Bambalis, left, and Mary Lou Whiteheart, were chosen last
week as Student Government officers. Mary was elected treasurer and
Mary Lou, off-campus vice-president. Both are from Winston-Salem.
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QUALITY FOOD
S. Hawthorne Phone 2-0005
News Briefs
Sunbathing weather is approach
ing and the I. R. S. wishes to re
mind you that only the swimming
pool and the east side of the gym
are to be used for sunbathing.
On Sundays the hours are limited
from 1:00 until 6:00.
When going to and from sun
bathing areas, girls must wear
shirts and skirts or long coats.
Call downs will be turned in by
the I. R. S. members to the Stu
dent Council who will issue the
call downs.
Interviews and discussions con
cerning job opportunities with Gen
eral Electric will be held here at
Salem on March 25. They will be
conducted by Miss Ruth Freese
and Miss Miriam Dalby who give
particular encouragement to job
hunters in the Junior and Senior
Classes with experience in the
fields of mathematics and science.
However, all interested students
are invited to come to the general
meeting at 10:30 a.m. in room 20,
as there are also job-openings in
other fields. Any persons who are
unable to meet at this particular
time are asked to give their names
to Dr. Hixson, who will schedule
a suitable time.
Mid-semester reports will be
issued to college students on
Thursday, March 26. These grades
are obtained from the faculty ad-
Sophomore Comprehensive' Tests
will begin at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday,
March 24 with the three-hour gen
eral culture test. This will include
testing in the fields of history,
social studies, literature, ' Science,
fine arts and mathematics. '•
The two-hour contempofary af
fairs test will be given on Wednes
day, March 25 and will include test
ing on public affairs, science^ medi
cine, literature and fine arts.
Dr. Hixson has stated that the
interpretative scoring leaflets will
be distributed to the sophomores
upon completion and grading of
the tests. ,
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The Y Cabinet met Monday
night in the Friendship Room of
Strong to elect officers for the
coming year.
Those elected were: vice presi
dent, Barbara Allen; secretary,
Sara Outland; and treasurer, Nellie
Ann Barrow.
Following the election, plans
were discussed for the Easter Egg
Hunt at the colored orphanage to
be held March 30th at 4:00.
Preceeding the meeting Miss
Margaret Barrier, faculty advisor
to the Y, entertained the group at
an informal coffee hour.
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