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By Mary Avera
■‘Pull on your pajamas — we’re
o-oing to the kitchen party!"
A piercing squeal rings from one
end of the dorm to the other. The
stampede i.5 on.
The fine waiting before the kit-
ekeo is one of freshman, faculty,
sophomores, pinned girls, juniors.
Miss ISfewlin, seniors, engaged girls,
each (M a different outfit. Every
nose i.s pointed toward the kitchen
as the closely packed line shoves
a little, stumbles a little, and a few
try to find somebody they know
near the food.
H'am biscuits, potato chips,
brownies, club sandwiches, drinks,
pickles, olives, make a colorful and
mouth-w.^tering display around the
kitchen .
The maids all smile at the girls’
pinned hair, clown pajamas, and
hungry faces. Russell, our- chef,
gives the biggest grin of them all
a.s he tells the girls about his
thirty-eight years of kitchen work
on Salem’s campus and the twelfth
anniversary of the famous kitchen
party,
Some of the girls are in a daze,
laughing, tired, chewing, reviewing,
going home Wednesday, staying
until Friday, or tomorrow they’ll
■‘wear a pony tail.” No matter
what the state of the girl, the
theme of the party is “I’m going
back for more.” The theme recurs
four times at least.
Dr. Welch trips along in the line
wearing a sailor suit — a Manteo
playsuit, no doubt. Following her,
Mr. (Campbell in his Maine sports
shirt. “Who’d like to play check
ers?"
The weak ones at the Infirmary
have been left. Miss Newlin feels
like dancing and eating tonight.
Everyone is happy or dejected
but the good food makes all forget
for awhile; and, going back to the
dorm, vre decide that this is the
best part of exams.
Mary Benton Royster
Two Salemite Editors Make
Plans For Summer Wedding
Royster-Lloyd
Befae Boyd
Mary Benton Royster's engage
ment to Lt. William H. Lloyd, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Lloyd of
Hillsboro, is announced by her
mother. Mary Benton is the dough-
ter of Mrs. Thomas B. Royster of
Durham and the late Mr. Royster.
The wedding is planned for July.
Mary Benton, a senior English
major with a primary teaching cer
tificate, is Associate Editor of the
Salemite. Bill, an aircraft perfor
mance engineer in the Air Force,
is now stationed at Ramey Air
Force Base, Puerto Rico.
Boyd'Tilson
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sclater, Jr.
of Marion, Virginia, announce the
engagement of her daughter, Bebe
Boyd, to Lt. James T. Tilson, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tilson,
also of Marion. The wedding is
planned for the early summer.
Bebe, a senior English major
with a primary teaching certificate,
is Assistant Editor of the Salemite.
Tommy, a pilot for the Marines, is
now stationed at Cherry Point.
Beyond The Square
(Continued from Page 2)
kets.
Brazil: This week Juscelino Ku-
bitschek became the new President
of Brazil’s SS million people. At
tending the ceremony from the
U. S. was a 14 member delegation
headed by Vice-President Nixon.
The new President has estab
lished the program for his five
year term as one of developing the
nation’s economy by developing in
dustry, electric power, transporta
tion, and by building new highways.
The social democrats, apparently
impressed by his state’s economic
development, made Kubitschek
their presidential candidate.
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