Page Four
THE SALEMITE
April 10, |9(,
WRA cont.
vidual trophies, and letters to girls
who have accumulated thirty points.
In order to encourage participation
of the incoming freshmen, a com
mittee within the Council is prepar
ing information to be sent to them
this summer. This spring, plans
are being made for softball tourna
ments and swimming activities. Also
this year there is an additional
member in the Council, the Chair
man of the Student Center, who
will work together with the Coun
cil in planning activities connected
with the Student Center, such as
bridge tournaments and ping-pong
tournaments.
Plans for the coming year are in
definite, but there are hopes of en
larging the activities to include
such sports as riding, golf, and
ping-pong.
Final Examinations Begin May 20
(Continued from
French 4 D
History 104 B
Math. 20
Math. 310
Music 110
Music 204
Rel. 351
Spanish 2
B
page 3)
303 M
212 M
301 S
310 S
320 M
Studio
302 M
206 M
Cash
2 P.M.
Art 252
Education 224
English 104 A
English 112
French 4 C
History 104 D
History 206 A
Home Econ. 320
Latin 4
Latin 102
322 M
201 M
206 M
310 M
205 M
210 M
212 M
307 S
104 M
305 M
NSA Aids Organizations
By Providing Information
(Continued from page 2)
responsible for transmitting per
tinent information to the vocational
office. Barbara Gottschalk, head of
the Programs, Entertainment, and
Projects Committee, transmitted in
formation concern ing announce
ments of lectures and speakers to
the president of IRC and humani
ties. A lighter side of her duties
was the transferral of information
on combos and singers to IRS.
Girls!
Mr. Suavely Says:
COME TO THE BOOKSTORE TO GET OUT
OF THE SPRING RAINS.
Tripp Tate
Knitting, Girls?
Come see our selection of
yarns at—
THE VILLAGE YARN SHOP
Over Dan's Antique Shop
MORRIS SERVICE
Next To Carolina Theater
Sandwiches — Salads
Sodas
“The Place Where
Salemites Meet”
4
FOR
SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS
YEARBOOKS
PROGRAMS
COLOR-PROCESS PLATES
Let our experience solve
your problems.
PIEDMONT ENGRAVING CO.
^ 2-9722 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
NOW YOU CAN
OPEN A
CHARGE
ACCOUNT
AT
MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER
STORE
We’re sportswear
Headquarters
Come
see us
MOTHER
AND
DAUGHTER
STORE
Cor. Liberty and 3rd Sts.
Music 12
Music 102
Music 274
Physics 2
Spanish 4 A
TUESDAY, MAY
9 A M.
Art 120
Art 258
Econ. 160
French 102 A
German 4
A
Cash
320 M
Studio
Studio
207 S
302 M
26
360
History 104
History 152
Math. 2 A
Math. 2 B
Music 2
Music 284
Rel. 103
Rel. 320
Cash
303 M
322 M
104 M
205 M
312 M
212 M
310 M
.301 S
301 S
Studio
Studio
302 M
210 M
Spanish 2 A
Spanish 102
2 P.M.
Biology 102
French 242
Home Econ.
Music 6
Music 104
Sociol. 304
WEDNESDAY,
9 A.M.
Art 310
German 2 B
History 104 E
History 212
Music 4
Music 112
Music 342
Spanish 4 B
206 M
305 M
207 S
205 M
307 S
Studio
Studio
302 M
MAY 27
To he arranged:
Art 104
Art 204
Art 380
Biol. 302
Educ. 330
Music 170
Music 240
Music 250
Music 266
322 M
312 M
212 M
210 M
Studio
320 M
Studio
303 M
NOTICE
Martin Luther King, Jr., is
ing to Winston-Salem Monday
April 13, at 8 p.m. in Qoler Me’
morial AME Zion Church. He will
speak on the current project ol
voter registration being carried on
by the Congress of Racial Equality
Making various announcements in
assembly and writing articles for
The Saiemite were the duties of
Wendy McGlinn, head of the Re
action to Current Events Commit
tee. Other participants in NSA
this year were Betty Clark Gray,
who, as head of the Student Gov
ernment Information Service Com
mittee, answered all questionnaires
sent to Salem, and Barbara Mal
lard, who filed and kept NSA in
formation up to date.
SALEMITES
EAT AT THE
PETER PAN
STEAKS — SEAFOOD — SALADS
OPEN 7:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Who
loves
Salem
We
love
Salem Girls!
[DOESN’T EVERYBODY?]
Please
come see us soon!
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duiry bar
SOUTH STRATFORD ROAD
NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER
Cherry at 6th Street
PA 5-8791
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By
Fred Perry
Carl Fix
Golf, Tennis and
Yacht Wear
&
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By
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