March 7, 1938
THE SALEMIT
Page Five
Around The Square
By Erwin Robins
Last weekend, Marg Taylor,
Grace and Nancy Walker, and
Mary Oettinger went to Griff
Wootens’ wedding in Kinston,
C. Julie O’Neil went to Caro
lina for the Mardi Gras, and Susan
McCotter also went to Carolina—
but just to look the situation over.
Katie Kochtisky went to Duke
to the Engineer’s Ball, and Eliza
beth Smith and Lucinda Oliver
were at State. I might add that
three demons of Strong Dorm sent
pictures of Mary Thealer and Mary
Frances Patrick in their pajamas
to the boys they’re pinned to. I
could say that Elizabeth Smith,
Joy Perkins, and Eve Van Fleck
were the cohorts in this delvish
escapade, but I don’t think that
Faculty Play
Proceeds 0o
To Y.W.C.A.
Barbara Rowland, president of
the YWCA has announced that
the proceeds from the faculty play
will go to the World University
Service. (The faculty agreed to
leave the destination of the money
up to the decision of the Y.) The
council voted last Monday night
to send 25% of the money to WUS
each year for the next four years.
Barbara told students during
chapel that the money paid for
tickets will be “drops in the bucket
of a vast, international program
which came into being as a result
of World War II.”
Reaching to every area of the
globe, WUS claims accomplishment
such as: educational conferences
and seminars, educational equip
ment, emergency assistance, equip
ment and aid to student health
services, food and clothing distri
bution, loan funds and refugee
scholarships, student health centers,
and student housing.
Overseas aid, toward which ap
proximately 80% of the WUS
finances is directed, naturally dif
fers from American aid. There are
bombed and war-torn areas to re
construct, unsanitary conditions to
repair, and acute health problems
to provide clinics and medicine.
At home, WUS spends the re
maining portion of its income in
four ways, and in this order: 1)
educational fund raising, 2) edu
cation, 3) administration and, 4)
DP student loan fund and DP
scholarship program.
they want this information to leak
out.
Skippy Stone and Joan Currie
really made the news by going for
the past week-end to West Point.
(And Norwood Dennis’ boyfriend
is coming next week-end to visit
her from West Point!)
Frankie Cunningham joined the
honored ranks last week-end. She
went to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
to visit Hal Cole of Winston-Salem
and came back with a pin I
Of course everybody is interested
in the atmosphere surrounding the
faculty play. Some of the leading
stars and starlettes are Mr. Pfiine,
Dr. Gramley, Mrs. Heidbreder, and
Dr. Hixson. Dr. Byers sings and
dances. Miss Gentry and Mr.
Paine do a dance (with Miss Gen
try doing most of the dancing),
and Dr. Welch sings in a trio.
There will be a men’s chorus.
There is a saxophone solo by, a
faculty member who prefers to re
main anonymous.
The nurses at the infirmary also
have a part.
Two of the biggest stars will
be Superman and Mighty Mouse.
Guess who they are I Almost all
the faculty and a lot of the staff
members will be included. There
will also be some big surprises be
tween scenes.
The play will be divided into
two acts—the first half is directed
by Dr. Welch, and the second half
by Mr. Peterson. The script is by
Mr. Paine, Dr. Byers, Dr. Africa,
Mr. Meigs, and Dr. Welch. The
choreography is by Miss Gentry.
The lyrics are written by Mr.
Meigs, Dr. Byers, Dr. Welch, and
Miss Marsh. The lighting is hand
led by Judy Graham Davis and her
husband, Don. Mr. Yarborough
and Mrs. William White, (Dr.
White’s wife) are in charge of
scenery, and Mr. Don Britt is the
general chairman.
The Salemite is to be passed out
and so is the faculty by the end
of the first act!
—Erwin Robins
Five Drags...
(Continued from page 6)
quickly. At 1845 (6:45 civilian
time), we escorted our dates back
to Bancroft Hall and bade the
proper adieus. Seven Salemites
looked on as seven midshipmen
walked away and became lost in
a maze of Navy blue and Vhlte.
Drag Mary Jane Mayhew
and
Drag Mary Jo Wynne
Salemites
May Choose
Best Dressed
The Salemite and the I. R. S.
are Salem’s sponsors of Glamour’s
search for the “Ten Best Dressed
College Girls in America”. In
Chapel on March 18, the student
body will have the opportunity to
name the Salem girl whom they
feel would qualify to run in the
national contest. The Salem win
ner must be submitted by April 1.
A panel of Glamour editors will
choose the “Ten Best Dressed Col
lege Girls in America” the first
part of April and the winners will
be photographed on their respec
tive campuses during June and will
be flown to New York as Glamour’s
guests. The pictures of the wnn-
ners will appear in the August
issue of the magazine.
In selecting Salem’s entry the
following points should be con
sidered :
1. Good figure—good posture.
2. Clean, shining, w'cll kept hair.
3. Carefully used make-up (not
overdone).
4. Good grooming—not just neat
but impeccable.
5. Imagination in managing a
clothes budget.
6. A good over-all wardrobe
plan.
7. Appropriately dressed accord
ing to the custom of her
campus.
8. Appropriately dressed off-
campus.
9. Unmistakeable individuality in
color, accessories, looks.
10. A real understanding of her
fashion type.
Calendar
Friday, March 7—
8:30 Civic Music. Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra.
Movies : “Fort Dobbs,” with Clint
Walker and Virginia Mayo.
Winston “My Man Godfrey,”
with June Allyson and David
Niven.
Saturday, March 8—
Parents’ Day
Sunday, March 9—
6:30 Vespers. Little Chapel.
7:30 Concert, U. N. C. Glee Club
and Salem College Choral En
semble, Home Moravian
Church.
Movies: Carolina “Lafayette Es-
cadrille,” with Tab Blunter.
Winston “A Farewell to Arms,”
with Rock Hudson and Jennifer
Jones.
Monday, March 10—
8:00 Morning Chapel
1:15 Day Student Meeting
4:45 Softball Practice
Last
Con-
5:00 Stee Gee
6:30 Y. W. C. A.
6:30 Dansalem
8:30 Salem College Trio,
in series of Beethoven
certs.
Tuesday, March 11—
7:15 Lenten Communion.
1:4S Music Club Program
4:45 Softball Practice
6:30 F. T. A.
Wednesday, March 12—-
8:00 Morning Chapel
4:45 Softball Practice
6:30 A. A.
6:30 Salemite
8:30 Pierrette Play, “The Glass
Menagerie”
Thursday, March 13—
1 ;45 Home Economics Club. Miss
Gertrude Dogle.
4:45 Softball Practice
6:30 Denominational Groups
8:30 Pierrette Play, “The Glass
Menagerie”
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