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Summer Plans Finished By Students, Faulty irmi and for these last Faculty THE S A L E M1T E May 10, 1957 Kveryonc at Salem looks forward to a summer’s vacation everyone but Dr. Gramley, Mr. Britt, Miss Essie, Dr. Hixson and the majority girls have chosen many interesting and unusual jobs and trips for those three months. When Miss Byrd sails for Eu rope this summer, with her will be eight excited Salemites—Peggy Ingram, Nancy Criddlebaugh, Of course there are always the girls who will stay home and work or go to summer school. —Janet Barnett of the faculty. Somehow the sum- Amc^y Merritt, Anne Miles, Brenda mer seems to be the best time to * Goerdel, Grace Walker, and Bar- get their work done since there ^bara Cornwall won’t be any Salemites around to pester them. Judy Anderson has decided to attend Middlebury College in Mid- Take for instance, Mr. Farley dlebury. Vermont. She will sign who will desert third floor Mam a pact to speak Spanish the entire Hall and the pigeons and the work- Dime. • , , ^ men for Duke and research and i Joan i anc Ju la ox a. Foreign Students Thank you, and for these last few minutes, Monitor visits Miss Jytte Liljeberg. Concerning her plans for this summer, she says, “I’ll probably loaf around Win ston-Salem for a week or two, then go to New York, where I’ll stay work his dissertation. Qf going to tour the West with Julias course, only two months of the parents. •11 u riiiPp I Two freshmen m ij s i c students summer will be spent at Uuke. j , ■ , . TT 1 -11 tlmn likelv ' plan to pul their talent to use this Mr. Farley will more than likely -i ,, ,, ■ r 11 Cl r, 1-1,til, mpinher ; summer. Gerry Mcllroy will sing see H fellow Salem faculty memuer ^ ^ i xt 1 • 'in “The Lost Colony and Nancy on the Duke campus this summer,^^ ^ •.,1 1 • Inne Carroll will be a member oi for Mr. ]ohannsen will be working J - „ , r- • Cl 1 . ‘the choir in the “Common Oiory. in the Arts and. Science School as well as in the Divinity School. Mr. Paine is also planning to continue his study toward his doctorate at Duke this summer. In connection with this, he will take a trip through the Middle- West to do some research for his dissertation on Edward Eggleston, 19th century American writer. He has been awarded a grant-in-aid for this summer study by the Southern Fellowships Fund. Mr. Shewmake will be studying at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh. He’ll take Mitzi and Tinley along while he gets involved in “graphics or something similar” — but just wiiat would be similar to graphics? Work in a different—at least for Iier—field of home economics will occupy Mrs. Snow s summer she 11 be cooking and sewing with a hus band in mind. She secretly coni fesses that she’ll also be taking voice lessons on the side. The women in the modern lan guages department plan a leisurely summer. Mrs. Melvin plans t3 ^ bask in the Massachusetts sun | while Mrs. Scott is going to spend part of the summer freezing vege- tables. . ' Europe will again be the destina tion of Miss Byrd, but Miss Pal mer who had also planned to head in the same direction has had to change her plans. Now she plans, to head in the same direction as many Salemites—a short Course_ in Slimmer school and a long vacation in general. Finally, Mr. Cosby is not going quite as far as Europe—only to Georgia where he hopes to write an outline of one of his courses. One question that none of them would answer though, was whether they would be as sorry to see Sep tember come as all the other Salfemites will. —Judy Graham Students Salemites will head for all parts of the world this summer. The Lean With The Wind By Frank Kinnedy Why fight changes? The change may be for the better. It is easier to lean with the wind than try to go against it. A fresh breeze is blowing in hairstyles. It is toward more feminine and fluffier hair fashions. While ' still short, fashion /A / leaves a flat, shingled outline—and it smiles on those who wear free blown, curly creations which are dressy and flattering. For the prettiest hairstyle you have ever worn, visit The Hair- designers Beauty Salon, 416 N. Spruce St. Drop in or phone PA 4-2411 for your appointment. in Williamsburg. Nevi’" York'will be home to two other Salem gqrls for the three r-.onth period. Susan McIntyre is planning to attend art school at Columbia University, and Martha Duvall is going to look for a job. North Carolina camps are going to have help from some Salem girls. Pat Weeks plans to be a counselor at Grey stone near Tux edo, and Betsy Guerrant will teach riding at Skyland Camp near Ashe ville. Wisconsin seems a long way for Salem girls to stray, but Curt Wrike, Shirley Redlack,’Mary Jane After such a headache over room drawing, some freshmen must have had a dream which, under the direction of Nyra Boyd developed into a clever Freshman class pro gram presented in chapel yesterday. With the help of Mr. Britt j- ’ 1 House for a I'Erastus”, the butler serving drinks’, at the Internationa 'freshmen, Lina Pharr and May couple of days. I’H sail home the,„ . ,. 26th of June. Miss Jess Byrd and This is Monitor, ^ing places and doing thing?. We take you now to Salem College in Winston- Salem, North Carolina, where we will pick up tape recordings of an interview with three foreign stu dents, Christa Menzel of Hamburg, Germany; Silvia Osuna of Monter rey, Mexico; and Jytte Liljeberg of Copenhagen, Denmark. Tape 7: Miss Menzel, what are yotir plans for this summer? “Pm going to Bethlehem, J^en- nsylvania, where 1 plan to work for two months as a nurses’ aid. 1 shall also a t t e n d -’a Moravian youth camp, and I’m looking for ward to a trip to Maine with Mr. Campbell. Then.l shall go home.” Thank you. Now 1 should like a brief statement on what you think of Salem. “I think it’s the best place to go in this country. It’s small, friendly, and everybody knows everybody else.” Thank you. Miss Menzel. We now' switch you to Miss Silvia Osuna, who tells us the following about her plans. "I’m hoping to go to a girl scout, camp near Roaring Gap. How some Salem girls will visit me in Copenhagen for three or four days. After that, I will get some work.” And what do you think of Salem ?( “1 like Salem. I’ve had a grand time, in fact that’s all I’ve had. Everybody has been so sweet and nice.” Thank you, and I might add that all three girls are planning a trip to Manteo, North Carolina, with Dr. Welch. This will begin the 28th of May. Monitor signs off with another of its week-end visits. Now bacK to Bob and Ray in New York. —Betsy Gatling Terry, let the student body glimpse into their “Salem dream life”. It .seems this Salem of the subcons cious w'as composed of apartments instead of rooms. No conveniences were overlooked with a telephone in every room and rugs on the floors. Sarah Wray made the dream school quite real and received many good laughs when she proposed, “Let’s petition!” after the rumor was .spread that there would be “more than one class per week”. All good dreams must end and so it happened when the freshmen 'as well as the rest of the student body woke up from the “Dreamy Skit” to the reality of Salem as we have it now. But why should the freshmen worry? Galloway and Jeane Humphrey have ! gver, it’s not at all definite, and decided to brave the distance , and be counselors at Boyn Afon Camp there. Mary Jane and Curt are going to teach archery; Shirley, Redlack will teach swimming; and Jeane will be a water skiing ^in structor. I’ll have to wait and see.” And what is your opinion of Salem, Miss Osuna?, “It’s one place where I have had a lot of fun. 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