Campus News
Travels Fast
By Donald Caldwell
Well, things must really be hap
pening on other campi, girls, be
cause the news has already reached
me in my little attic room between
South and Sisters’. (I’ve finally
moved from Clewell and my new
room is quite cozy. Miss Essie
and I have jolly talks about the
ghosts that room with me.)
The biggest news that I’ve heard
is that Carolina’s football team is
really showing some' spirit. The
big test comes when they meet
those terrible Terrapins from
Maryland. Oh, shades of Charlie
Justice, if they could only win!
It would be just like the old days.
State and Wake Forest have al
ready bitten the dust—Duke Uni
versity is next in line.
So much for sports girls, and
let’s get down to important things
—about two more weeks to Ger
mans ! Better pull out your best
formal and brush up on those dance
steps ’cause Tommy Tucker is
going to play some “crazy” music.
I’m also hearing big things about
that football team at Duke. They’ve
been sweeping all of their op
ponents. They also have ideas
about that Duke-Carolina game.
May the best team win.
On the social side of the matter,
Duke had their homecoming last
week-end. Salem was quite well
represented. (Lucky Girls.)
Getting to that little ole Baptist
school that is soon moving to Win
ston-Salem, they had a great
homecoming here in Winston. Vil-
lanova didn’t have a chance. (If
Wake Forest would hurry and
move, I might have a chance to
get out of my attic. I can’t wait.)
Moving down southward,’ seems
as though I heard that there would
be big doings at Davidson this
week-end. Though the Wildcats
haven’t had too much success on
the gridiron, they are out to get
those P. C. boys.
Then after the game there will
be big doings in the gym. Charlie
Spivak is playing for the homecom
ing dance. Wonder what lucky
girls will accompany our Gramley
boys ?
Get out your heavy coats, girls.
State is playing Wake Forest
Saturday night. Night games seem
to be the coming thing ’specially
in this cold weather. No one seems
to realize that a girl’s clothes show
up so much better in the afternoon.
But that’s the breaks.
That’s the news for North Caro
lina at the present. But so much
has happened, is happening and is
going to happen that the Salem
Sallys should soon be out of cuts
and overnights. Then there might
be a few lessons studied, books
read, and themes written.
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“The Place Where Salemites
Meet”
enqroumq CO.
By Laura Mitchell
Now that Rat Week is over
Salem is beginning to settle down
to its regular routine, as are the
various house presidents.
Louise Barron, who is Mother to
the sophomores, as well as of the
freshmen in Clewell, is enjoying
her family very much, although
the first week was rough.
■ Louise, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Barron of Rock Hill,
S. C., is a Math and English major.
She is also a member of the Stu
dent Council, on the Lecture Com
mittee and a member of the Inter-
As for other activities, Louise
loves to play basketball, golf and
hockey.
Norma Ansell, a junior, is the
house j)resident of Society. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. K. Ansell of High Point.
When asked about her new dorm.
Nor m a exclaimed, “I am crazy
about Society, and can’t wait to
get the finishing touches com
pleted.”
Norma is majoring in medical
technology. Aside from this she
is on the “Y” cabinet, secretary of
national Relations Club.
Tiie Lablings, and president or ihc
Canterbury Club.
Tennis and golf rank high with
Norma as do music and concerts.
She spent the summer m Canada
working as a waitress m a resort
hotel. “It was fun, Norma said,
“even though I did drop a tray
'full of dishes the first day.
Nancy Ziglar, who transferred
from W. C. last semester, is house
president of the Home Manage
ment House. Her comment of her
new home was, “I love the Home
Management House.
Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Ziglar of Madison. She
Js majoring in Spanish and mmor-
ing in French.
An avid sports player, Nancy
loves tennis, softball and basket
ball. A record fan, Nancy has a
large collection of popular records.
Of All Things
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College Bulletin with addresses,
students was also cancelled
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preached me. Twelve hours uiii,
out coffee. All I had wanted n,-1
the facts—just wanted the fajj,
Now all I wanted was the coffee,
just wanted the coffee.
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