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THE S A L E M1T E
November 11
M
A. A. Council
Chooses Two
Freshmen
Martha McClure and Derry Jo
Hardage were elected as freshmen
representatives to the A. A. Coun
cil at a meeting held Wednesday
night in the Stee Gee office. They
were selected from a group of
eight freshmen who chose the
A. A. as their main extra-curri
cular interest.
Martha is from Graham, N. C.
She came to Salem after a summer
in Europe determined not to live
in the shadow of her senior sister,
Mary E. Martha has already dis
pelled this fear by making the
varsity hockey team. She has been
too busy going out for all the
athletic functions to give thought
to a major, but she says, “that will
come later.”
From Jacksonville, Fla., Derry
Jo is also a strong A. A. parti
cipant. Though not on the varsity,
she plays hockey and volleyball. A
home economics major, Derry Jo
has not decided whether she will
finish school here or go back to
Florida. She was “thrilled” with
her election and hopes she will do
justice to her class as one of its
representatives.
Salem Beats Gui)ford
In the hockey game played last
Friday, Nov. 4, at 2:30 on the
athletic field, Salem beat Guilford
by a score of 2-1. Ann Miles and
Sissie Allen each made a goal for
the winners, and Carol Blackwell
scored Guilford’s lone point.
The next game has been sche
duled with Catawba in Salisbury
for Saturday, Nov. 19.
News
Vespers will be held at 6:30 Sun
day night, Nov. 13, in Little Chapel.
The Canterbury Club has asked the
Rev. Mr. Thomas Fraser, rector of
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, to be
the guest speaker. His topic for
the service will be “Science and
Religion”.
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