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A favorite Salem expression is
;| always: “The only good part about
) the week is when it is over.’’ And
I Salemites with coffee-stained skirts
: | and ink-stained faces murmured
all this week as they trudged
vf wearily to their mid-semester
t| exams.
vi{ And it was only this hope for
fi and anticipation of the big week-
3 end that carried the Salemites
■'* through their tests—it was almost
“V as effective a stimulant as “No
il Doz”.
Rooms will be vacant in the
' Sophomore dorms on Saturday
1 night. Chris Clark has written
i about their weekend in poetry—no
7 less!
J Duke will welcome two from
I here;
i M. G. and Mary Dunn aren’t
I trailing the rear.
Carolina is where the girls will
j flock,
I Paying their way with clothes in
i hock—
I Agnes, Chris, Mary Hadley and
Lou,
I Patsy, Jeanne, and Judy, too.
I We’re not ignoring Elsie, Linda,
I and Nollner, you see,
I They’ll also on the campus be.
I Princeton, ah Princeton—it’s ivy
I hall
Shirley and Diane will snow them
all.
From Princeton to Florida we’ll
II also go.
*1 Martha Jarvis doesn’t care for
snow.
■f| The K. A. Rose is Emory bound—
.'I Anis takes her best ball gown.
I Myra and Lucy bid us adieu—
Clemson has a better view.
Ci Mamie and Charlton are off to
% David-sin
■; To visit the Presbyterian gentle-
men.
j Marybell, we see, has a uniform
.'l craze,
■' At the Citadel, she’ll spend these
days.
il Randolph-Macon awaits McMann.
5 Greeting' her train is the military
band.
! Back to N. C. now we’ll come;
State to Judy is always fun.
And when the week-end is over
■ and done.
We’ll hear tales of love and con
quests won.
Although Barbara Durham was
not thinking in rhyme as Chris was,
she reported on where the Juniors
were spending their weekend. Some
of them will be spectators at the
Davidson-Wofford football game.
Marcia Stanley and Larry McIn
tosh, Katherine Scales and Bobby
Patterson, Jane Wrike and Allen
Beck, Joyce Tylor and Dan LaFar
and Sudie Spain and Carroll Jenk
ins will be in the group.
And of course, Carolina and Ger
mans include some Salem Juniors.
Carol Cooke will be Gordon
Brown’s sponsor for the Beta’s
while Bren Bunch is dating Jimmy
Cheatham and Suejette Davidson is
dating Jack Williams in the Zeta
Psi House. Jo Smitherman and
Pete McMichael, Anne Miles and
Carl Milsted, Ann Darden Webb
and David Freshwater, and Nancy
morris service
Next To Carolina Theatre
Saod'wiehes—Salads—Sodas
**Th« Place Where Salemites
Meet"
enqrcuinq co.
Warren and Garland Atkins will
all be . seen dancing to Stan Ken
ton’s music.
Dating in the Sigma Chi House,
Carol Campbell and Aubrey Roth-
rock, Joan Reich and Billy Knouff,
and Barbara Durham and Claude
Plumlee.
Pat Houston reported that the
freshmen are all eager to use the
second of their overnights for this
weekend. Martha Wilkinson is
going to Germans with Rivers Up
church along with Anne Pearce
and Alan Sharp, Margie Boren and
Freddie Hutton, Meriwether Wal
ker and Bernie Bullard, Anne Sum-
merell and Jerry Thompson and
Becky Keel and Jim Exum.
Martha Duvall and Mary Calhoun
are flying to Clemson Homecoming
to date Kit Matthews and Bill
Neely. Nancy Willis dating Mike
Bender will be the only freshman
at Duke’s Shoe ’n Slipper.
The Davidson S. A. E.s will in
clude Martha McCabe and Jack
Bivers and Marian Neamond and
Jack Chiperfield in their party;
while Sue Kuss, Patsy Kidd and
Carolyn Garrison will stay on cam
pus in order to go to Bo'wman
Gray’s dance on the roof of the
Robert E. Lee Hotel with Jim
Thompson, Stan Freidman and
Charles Duckett.
Marianne Boyd said that many
of the Seniors will also stay on
campus this week—^just to work on
lesson plans. Yet, Peggy Horton
and Betty Morrison are not going
to stay around. Peggy is going to
the pledge dances at State and
Betty is going to Germans. Al
though Dayl Dawson will be on
campus, she plans to take in the
Plantation on her Saturday night
date; and Nellie Ann Barrow will
entertain Bill ori campus too.
Bebe Boyd is going home to
Marion, Virginia, to see her “two
dogs and nine kittens”; and Sarah
Kathryn Huff is taking her weekly
train ride to Charlottesville to see
Woody—“the one with the broken
leg.” And Bunny Gregg’s weekend
trip will be to Clemson and the
mountains and Dick.
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