‘October 16, 1953
THE SALEMITE
Page Three
Campus Shots
Carol Campbell throwing a bucket
of water at Rat Court , . . “Betty
'Lvim Wilson . . . Pliil Robinson”
... Carol worrying about the
photographer ■ ■ . Who is Dorcus
Peabody? ... Betty Baird’s tall
date on Saturday night ... A Ger
man band in the dining room . . .
Sandy and her deep voice . . . Fifi’s
frat pin . . . Marlene excited about
homecoming. . . . Francine’s ride in
a jeep . . . Bitting’s bottom getting
a new look . . . “Okay, Rats, wipe
tliat smile off your face!” . . .
Harriet Boardman depressed be
cause she missed Citadel homecora-
iing . . . Sally’s fly-boy . . . Bryan
lea\’ing her, glasses in a car . . .
Freda forgetting her date’s name
Connie and P. J. making big
plans for the week-end
Kay's
new pet . . . Nina Skinner being
surprised when Roy came last
week-end, and mashing ten fingers
,011 the window . . . .Ann I.ang’s
quick trip to Kinston' . . . Men in
Anne Edwards’ room Monday even
ing—wow! . . Betsy reading love
poems . . . Laura almost being
“ratted” . . . Betsy forgetting her
practice teaching material . . .
Nancy Gilchrist Detective Agency
. . , Juniors congratulating Colum-
l)us . . . Francine giowjng with re-
jiiirts of Duke . . . Society’s Bo
hemian atmosphere . . . Patsy
Gattis paying a visit . . . Roots and
her stalled car . . . Jean Shofie’s
“faux pas” in history class . . .
Alison looking forward to the week
end . . . Molly and her special diet
. . . Norma and Barbara White’s
Bowman Gray boys . . . Bert and
Peggy returning with same dates
, . . Roseanrie’s modeling position
. . . Sue Jette Davidson receiving
three letters from Tech in one daj^
. . . .Anne Holt skinning her knees
three times running to class . . .
Sue getting involved \v i t h the
police . , . Mary .Alice almost being
in a tight squeeze, but coming
through with flying colors , , , The
sudden desire for mouth wash . . .
Claire’s one dozen red roses from
the Phi Belts . . . Sarah Johnson
receiving a Cuban sandwich from
Chapel Hill . . , The sophomores’
sigh .of relief that Rat Week is
over . . . Bill Pharr’s phone call to
eighteen girls, but no roses.
Shrimp Boats
By Mary Scott Livingston
“Hoist that net, .Sam! Let’er
clear the deck!” The winding chain
squealed and screamed as the crane
lifted the cork-spotted net above
the heads of the deck hands. Six
shrimpers—wile, slime-coated ves
sels. The 1 a n t e r n-lighted pier
jerked as the wet hunch of hemp
rope of the bow of the nearest
vessel bumped the anchor poles.
The vessels were docked together,
forming a walkway six decks wide
out over the channel.
Dingy-skinned deck hands in
salt-bleached levis began cleaning
the fish debris from the deck. “Cut
that spray!” tlie skipper j-clled.
'“Mayor’s orders, can't wash the
deck 'til three miles oitt past the
inlet.” The pumping sound of the
water ceased and the unwanted fish
that had tangled in the shrimp nets
were kicked toward the stern and
lift to glare rvith wide-open, dead,
pulpy eyes.
The skipper, his voice gutturalled
by tobacco juice, bargained with
the shrimp buyer. The buyer stood
peering down at the greenish-gray
pit of long-tailed shrimp. “Head
me twelve bushels. Peterson’ll
want his unheaded.”
From the small cabin in the
center of tlic deck came Ihe'crack-
ing sound of frying shrimp. Soon
the hungry tieck hands were grasp
ing their supper with sea-stained
hands, settling the weariness in
their stomachs before going below
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warm, damp shrimp. A comforting
rather than sickening smell, be
cause tomorrow meant fair weath
er; and the skipper had said, “Ves
sel, on shrimp !”
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