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ssarily people Or itionai lave a ehoose 'er no se the fers a 3>irses from « for IS the have n her dvaii- ■t the s be- rofes- ents. r the small 1 dis- drug- large I the 10 be class, ithod s are I the The girls, I or- iliool the jobs enee leets the lem? itact will es a illy. hool stii- be- "ger for tact ,ers. s a ,hat ’his January 13, 1956 Betty Saunders Is Engaged Nuptials to Be Held In The Early Summer Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Saun- ' (lers of Conover, N. C. announce the engagement of their daughter, felizabeth Jordan, to Mr. Lee Evan Moritz also of Conover. The wed ding will be an event of June 23. Lee was in the Navy for four years prior to attending Appalach ian College where he is studying now. Betty, who will graduate in May with a major in Home Eco nomics and a minor in Education, has as one of her big responsibili ties the office of House President of Bitting Dormitory. Betty and Lee plan to live in Conover. Tax Laws (Continued from page one) horsyth County Court-house. You may list any weekday between 9:00 A M. and 5:00 P.M. Closing date for listing will probably be March 1st, depending on the rush. There is, of course, no charge, the forms are filled out for you by the clerks, and all that is required is your signature. PLEASE REMEMBER: If your property is being listed by your parents in your home-town, then no listing is required here. Poll tax is required of males only, over 21 years of age. I shall be glad to help you with individual ques tions or problems. Future PI ans Of Stee Gee Announced The Student Council would like to make a report of its future acti vities. During the next few weeks, the council is planning to evaluate our present organization. As the Student Government As sociation is set up now, the Stu dent Council handles all executive, legislative, and judicial duties. The question to be discussed is whether or not this group of girls can handle these duties to the extent that would be most beneficial to the Student Body. The council will also discuss a few specific plans. These include: 1) the possibility of setting up a general fund to include the various contributions members of the stu dent body make during the year— comparable to the Community Chest; 2) the possibility of Student Council members helping with sign ing-in in Clewell on the weekends; and 3) the possibility of including a corresponding secretary in the list of Student Government officers. The council would like to remind the student body that council meetings are open most of the time, and that any suggestions or new ideas would be appreciated What’s Your Score? Interested in seeing how Salem students stood with college grad uates in the literary field. Miss Byrd recently took a poll among her freshman, sophomore, and jun ior students. A total of 57 students were asked to name the authors of twelve well- known books. Thirty-seven per cent named at least three, fifty-one percent named from four to six, and twelve per cent could give the authors of seven to ten of these books. This same poll was taken among a cross section of college gradu ates and showed that nine percent of them could not give the author of a single one and thirty-nine per cent could not name more than three. The remaining fifty-two percent could give only four. The books were: An American Tragedy, Babbitt, Canterbury Tales, Gulliver’s Trav els, Leaves of Grass, The Old Wives Tales, Utopia, Vanity Fair, The Origin of the Species, The Wealth of Nations, The Rubaiyat; and Tom Jones. Credit goes to Jo Smitherman, Martha Ann Kennedy, and Meri wether Walker for leading their classes. News Briefs Thursday, January 19, is Reading Day. All assigned papers and other work are due at 6:00 p.m. on Wed nesday, January 18. Students are reminded to consult the handbook for rules pertaining to Reading Day. * * Examination fees must be paid to Mr. Suavely at the bookstore. Exam cards should be taken to each examination. * * * Registration for second semester will be held from 2:00 to 5 :00 p.m. on Monday, February 1. The re gular class schedule will begin on Tuesday morning at 8:30. Tuesday, February 2, has been designated as Honors Day. In chapel the Dean’s List for first semester will be read and a list of new members of the Honor So ciety will be revealed. * ♦ » Vespers on Sunday night, Jan- urary 15, will consist of a worship program entitled “The Hand of God” and centering around Auguste Rodin’s sculpture by that title. The service will begin at 6:30 in Little Chapel. ♦ * * Reading Day Communion spon sored by the Canterbury Club will be held in Little Chapel at 9:00 p.m. on January 19. All students invited to attend this morris service Nexrt To Carolina Theatre « « «’ « Sati^ Yourself with a Milder. 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