)? i 'April 5, 1957
the S A L E MIT E
Farewell To Senior Class
nior Banquet are Jo Smitherman, Closs Jennette, Anis Ira, and Cissy
All liu; dresses leaving campus
ar-iiiid SIX o clock W'e (1 n e s (1 a V
fl'glit cofgregatC{l shortly into a
■ _so;;his’!cn:ed hillo\\- at the plush
Forsyth Country Club and the 1957
Jiaiior-Sfinor b;uK-iuet was on its
'■way.
h.i'jiiors ,\crc seated before red
ca -fihoard miniatures of Main Hall
and the nmaors sat lieside thetn.
4 CIoss Jeunettc, the statel\' Junior
nresKlent, recounted in her
welcome of some of the memorable
Jim O'- o.ei: :■■ >r rclalionships.
-brc \-,as follotved by the 1957
Mass Practice Teacher and presi-
iJtmr of ti’.e seniors, Pat Greene.
P.o' s response rang with a re-
: strained Gramleyish tone and con-
! tained a skillfully arranged listing
I of .'Salem exiieriences mutual to
I juniors and seniors.
] .After the main course had been
i served (chicken breast on ham,
I baked ajtjdes crammed with mince-
nieat, rand French string beans
sprinkled with almond), Dr. Dale
I Gramley himself illustrated how
.'alcm seionrs were above-average
young ladies.
Between the second cup of coffee
and ciiocolale ice bo.x cake, the
■unior president read a telegram
irom Alary Madley Fike, ex-mem
ber of the class, and introduced
the entertainment.
Nvra Boyd pantomimed “old-
litney movies and centered a skit
around the. sad story of Hiawatha
and I’ocahontas, an Indian bo\'
and girl who lived on different
mountains and were hopelessly in
love. >
Beggy Jones, freshman voice
major, sang a medley of songs
about summertime 'and encored
with “It’s ,\ Grand Night For
Singing”. And it was, even if the
closing two verses of the Alma
Alater g;ot a little mixed up.
Jtverybody was holding hands
and the words did not matter too
much.-
—Jo Smitherman
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