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THE SALEMITE
Friday, December 12, 195jl
Banquet, Senior Vespers,
Herald The Firral Week Of o
Salem’s Annual Christmas Festivities
Sophomore
And Dance
Senior Vespers
Will Highlight
Yuletide Week
On Sunday, December 14, at 7:30
p.m., the annual Senior Vesper ser
vice will take place in Memorial
Hall. Dr, Lawrence Stell, the pas
tor of Trinity Presbyterian Church
in Charlotte, North Carolina, will
present a “Christmas Meditation”.
To further enhance the program,
the lovely, “Low, How A Rose E’er
Blooming” will be sung by a sextet
of seniors: Frankie Cuningham,
Martha Goddard, Jean Smitherman,
Jane Leighton Bailey, Margaret
Fletcher, and Mary Thaeler. Dur
ing the service the scented Mora
vian candles will be lit by the robed
seniors and their traditionally
white-clad sophomore pages. “An
gels We Have Heard on High” will
serve as the seniors’ carol.
Senior Vespers, being Salem’s
only official Christmas service, is
of special significance. School per
sonnel and townspeople, as
all students, are invited.
well as
Sophomores
Prepare For
Annual Dinner
The student body was invited in
assembly Thursday morning to at
tend the Christmas Banquet, given
by the sophomore class. The ban
quet W'ill be held in the Dining
Hall at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday night,
December 18. The Choral Ensemble
will sing and Santa Claus will high
light the evening by giving the gifts
to the children and to the seniors.
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The kitchen help also will be pre
sented with the Stee Gee gifts.
This year’s sophomore class had
a difficult time trying to arrange
the Dining Hall in order to seat
everyone. As a result, 120 people
will be seated in the Club Dining
Room. These people will be able
to hear the program during the
banquet with the aid of micro
phones, and afterwards will be able
to come upstairs to watch the pre
sents being given out.
The theme is still a deep dark
secret which only the sophomores
know. We all are looking forward
to a delicious banquet and holiday
entertainment next Thursday night.
IRS Dance
Promises To
Be A Success
Breaking the tradition of Christ
mas green and red, the Christmas
Dance tomorrow night will trans
form the gym into a Pink Fantasy.
The theme of the dance, the Nut
cracker Suite, will also be used to
introduce the IRS Council members
during the intermission.
Music will be furnished by David
Hyatt, whose orchestra is especially
popular in the Winston-Salem area
this Christmas season.
Refreshments will also be served
BAR
Delightful Treats
For Every Taste
by hostesses, Miss Byers,
Gentry, and Miss Battle. Chape
rones will be Mr. and Mrs. Clemens
Sandresky.
Ruth Bennett, IRS President has
announced the Committee Chair
men.
Tickets—Evelyn Vincent
Refreshments—Suzanne Taylor
Chaperones—Betsy Gilmour
Lighting—Meribeth Bunch and
Lynn Ligon
Backdrops—Skippy Stone
Ceiling—Nancy Hocutt
Piano and Micrdphone—Rose
mary Laney
Figure—Dot Grayson
Sides of gym—Churchill Jenkins
Pcblicity—Ann Cunningham and
Jerome Moore
Tickets are on sale now for $2.00
a couple. In case a student is un
able to purchase a ticket before
the dance, tickets may be obtained
at the door. The money will be
collected later.
The IRS reminds all girls who
plan to attend the dance to check
the rules in the Handbook.
A conference for the North Caro-
lina Athletic and Recreation Feder
ation of College Women was held
November 21 and 22 at Greensboro
College in Greensboro. Salem Col
lege was represented by Martha
McClure and Katie Kochtitsky, the
voting delegates, and Meribeth
Bunch and Henrietta Jennings, the
non-voting delegates. Miss Mozelle
Palmer, head of Salem’s Physical
Education Department, was one of
the leaders in a discussion and talk
on “A Philosophy of Women’s Ath
letics.”
The Friday session of the confer
ence consisted of a series of formal
and informal discussions on “The
IRS Selects
Winners Of
Room Contest*
The Freshmen rooms of Clewel
and Babcock as seen on Tuesday,
November 9, put the rest of tb
abodes on campus to shame. Th|
occasion for such spotless groom
ing and of decoration talents wai
the Freshmen room, contest. ’Thii
event organized by the Junior class
under Suzie Cabaniss, director; -ii
sponsored annually by 'the IRS.
After much deliberation the jud
ges selected as first place winners
310 Clewell home of Sue Parhan
and Betsy Rich, .and 305 Babcock
residence of Margaret Duvall ant
Sally Sample. Each set of room
Role of the W. R. A. in Spon- mates received a $5 prize. Second
soring Competitive Sports,” “The j place ribbons went to Jean Wer-
Trends in Award Systems In the
W. R. A..” and “The Proposed con
duct of Competitive Sports in N. C.
Colleges.” Delegates attended a
banquet Friday night when Dr.
Caroline Sinclair of Madison^ Col
lege spoke on “Trends in Women’s
Athletics”.
ther and Jenni Jordan in 308 Bab
cock, and to Craig White and Man
garet Brown in 209 Clewell. Al
though the judges' felt that thej
could not select a third winher
the judges in Babcock gave a yellov
ribbon to Agnes Rosa Smith anc
Melba Linda Ward who live in 307
enqrguinqco.
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