April 26, 1963
THE SALEMITE
Page Three
Woods Finds Imagination Helpful
In Directing May Day Art Work
Head of art for May Day, Sheena Woods puts finishing touches on
the flamingos which will be used in the pageant program.
Journalist’s
Dilemma
By Robbin Causey
, You read and read and read some
\ more—
Your eyes are red and you can’t
see.
k must be fruitless, nothing
wrong,
Cut how perfect can a mere man
be?
What’s the grammar ruling here
And how docs he spell his name?
How do you spell “convertible”?
THEY cry your errors, not your
fame.
Then the gallej' comes at last.
And you must read again
The same old words, the same old
stuff;
With luck, you’ll catch your sins.
It happens, though, more oft than
not,
A few will pass you by.
The READERS laugh; you see
your flaws
And pray to improve your eye.
Sheena Warren Woods, chairman
of the art work for the May Day
pageant, has found that her posi
tion requires, perhaps more than
any other one thing, imagination.
A senior art major, Sheena will be
giving her Senior Art exhibit be
ginning Alay 15. The cxhiljit will
he in the Day Student Center.
I'his summer she plans to join
her husband, Jimmy, in Hawaii
where he is stationed with the
Army. These days Sheena is wear
ing the same tiling because slie is
only allowed to take 66 pounds of
clotliing on tlie jilane and licr ward
robe is gradually getting smaller
and smaller. The Wooils will be
living in Hawaii for aliout tliree
years,
Wlien asked liow slie felt about
tins year’s May Day, Slicena said,
“1 tliink it will be the best one in
my four years at Salem. One of
tlie reasons it will lie tlie licst is
liccaiise fewer people are in cliargc
of art, chorcograpliy, and cos
tumes.”
Slieena lias assumed almost all
her committee’s work for herself.
with additional lielp from Martlia
Jo J’atten and Hetty RIack, And,
a c c o r (i i n g to Nancy i Iiiilicrger,
Cliairnian of May Day, “Tlie props
are the best we’ve ever had . . .
simply adorable. Sheena has put a
lot of hard work into them.” The
fourth floor Of Adain Hall, Sheena’s
worksho]) amid the mice and heat,
is really an e.xhibition of her im
aginative work: gigantic playing
cards, flamingoes, and a rose tree
made of such unlikely materials as
cliickcn wire, rope, paint, lead pipe,
and doorsprings.
Girls!
Mr. Suavely Says:
AVOID THE PRE-EXAM RUSH, GET SUP-
PUES—PENCILS, PENS, INK, PAPER, NOTE-
BOOKS—NOW!
Lucy McCallum
Elaine Tayloe, as chairman of
“Bricks, Books and All That,” an
nounced some of the changes to
lie made in that book. Slie noted
that a two-year supply will be
Sprinted, making a saving of more
jttlian $100 for student government.
R On May d at 5:00 p.m., the first
Smecting of the 1963 Orientation
* Committee will be held in room 104,
'.Main Hall.
Elections of presidents of the
following dormitories were held
; Wednesday, April 24, in the respec-
: tive dorms: Bitting, Strong, Leh
man, Soutli, and Sisters’.
On Friday, April 26, members of
Legislative Board will send incom
ing freshmen copies of “When a
■ Girl Accepts Salem . . .”
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