Salem Girls
Voice Opinions
On Valentines
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Medlin To Appear As Soloist
W ithW instonSalem Symphony
Charles Medlin, cellist and mem
ber of the Salem College music
faculty will make his debut as
soloist of the Winston-Salem Sym
phony at the orchestra’s concert
Thursday, February 17. Violinist
Jacobowsky, also a member of the
music faculty, Celia Smith, Suz
anne Gordon, and Patsy Hopkins,
sophomores, will appear with the
orchestra.
Mr. Medlin will be the featured
soloist in the Concerto for Violo-
i cello in A minor by Camille Saint-
' Seans. The program also includes
Polonaise from the opera Christ
mas Night by Rimsky-Korsakov,
La Folia by Corelli-Soppin, and the
Fourth Symphony Op. 48 by Alex-
landre Glagoumow.
T A native of High Point, Mr.
iMedlin received his first musical
training there. After studying with
-William Klenz at the University
of North Carolina,
from Julliard School of Music
Mr. Medlin has performed with
quartets and ensembles in New
York, Indiana, and North Caro-
By Ellen Summerell
Most S a.l e m i t e s, when asked
about the type of Valentines they
preferred, said that they liked
humorous ones best, didn’t parti
cularly care for the “mushy” ones,
and liked to send sarcastic cards
but didn’t like to get them.
Several of the girls I interviewed
made additional remarks on the
I subject of Valentines. Carolyn
Watlington informed me that she
is sending two sweetheart Valen
tines— one to Cheraw, S. C., and
' one to State. Connie Rhodes plans
i to send four—but they’re all to the
same, boy. Connie added that three
of them are sarcastic.
I Kate Campbell remarked, “If I
sent Benny a mushy one, he’d
, think I was out of rny mind.” Mary
Curtis Wrike had just come from
the Book Store, and she had a
handful of Valentines. I’ve already
gotten two,” she said, “so I’ve got
to get busy and send some.”
Jean Stone has already received
a Valentine, too. Her comment
was that she couldn’t find one sar
castic enough to send back. Then
, she added, “I knew he was mad,
he graduated , but he cared enough to send the
Emily McClure’s reply was a
little different. , Emily said, that
' 'n't send Valentines t'■ i she’s sending herself a Valentine
!v : iri f-:en(h- r.r to boys who. j—a trip to The Citadel for the
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her husband.
; ay said,. “Carol told me
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times a day
at home, at work
or on the way
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Shirley Redlack said that she
isn’t going to send one until she
gets one—that will determine what
lina. He is cellist with the Salem j kind she sends. Ann Lang Black
College Trio.
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