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,piil7. THE SALEMITE Page Three Dr. Mysels Enjoys Leisurely Life Salem College, Winston-Salem Three Salemites To Begin Medical Technology Studies By Louise Marsh Dr. Estella Mysels is presently aching two chemistry courses, iochemistry and Qualitative Or- nics, in the Chemistry Depart- ent. She has been living in Win- 3n-Salem since November, 1966, id has been teaching at Salem ice the beginning of second se- ester. Dr. Mysels was born in Berlin, ^many, and lived there until she :nt to Switzerland for a secondary hool education. She studied her st year of undergraduate work at e University of Geneva. She re ived her B.S. in chemistry from e University of California at ;rkeley, where she also got her i.D. Her doctorate thesis topic IS the color and constitution of Iphenylmethane dyes. For hobbies and interests, she en- ys gardening and reading about irrent events. When she had more ne away from research, she used - Library - (Continued from page 2) aders the benefit of its news and I famous editorial opinions within )urs after publication. The news coverage and editorial (inions of these weeklies are by ijmeans limited to the country of iblication. Their political, social, id literary reviews are interna- >nal in scope and opinion. The latest edition of these week- :s will be kept on the balcony in e library and earlier editions at e desk. Students are urged to IJome acquainted with these re nt acquisitions. ATfENTION The Archways will present an ;Sembly program Friday morning, pril 14. of secular music with l(scial emphasis on popular songs, he Archways, though affiliated ith the Choral Ensemble, work dependently. Members of the group e Shelia Fogle, Kathie Carpen- r, Peggy Hart, with new additions lis year of Cyndee Grant, Randy hastain, and Julie Johnson. They ■e coached, directed, and accom- mied by Mary Stearns. -Oslo- (Continuecl from page 1) They will have a semester break ’ a few days which they’ve already lotted for travel and birthday par es, as both Salemites’ birthdays >me during the holiday. Carol and Kristin will room to- sther at the University but will )lit up when school ends, August (Carol will spend a few weeks siting in Germany and Italy and len fly home. Kristin will visit datives before flying back to the tates via Islandic with stops in •eland and Iceland. Dr. Estella Mysels to hike and swim. She also enjoys good music and art, particularly American Indian art. She is going with her husband next week to Miami for the spring meeting of the American Chemical Society. ANNOUNCEMENTS There will be a tea and informal discussion with Mr. Boldyreff on April 12 in the Day Student Center from 12:30 until 2 p.m. All stu dents are invited to attend. * * * Congratulations to Dr. and Mrs. Errol Clauss on the birth of their fourth daughter, Lesley Elizabeth, born on April 4. The North Carolina Art Educa tion Association will meet in the Fine Arts Center April 7-8. There will be a lecture by artist Russell Woodie on Saturday morning at 9:30 in Hanes Auditorium. The lec ture, entitled “Synthetic Painting Media," is open to all students and will be followed by a coffee. After this there will be a workshop in volving new materials, to which students are also invited. Cablings chose new officers for 1967-68 at their meeting March 30. Elected as president was Judy Pifer; vice-president, Marsha Dietz; secretary-treasurer, Cathy Boyer; and adviser to the president, Laura Eutsler. ♦ ♦ ♦ Twenty-two Salemites and three faculty members will be attending SNCEA and NCEA State Conven tion this weekend in Asheville. The students left this morning accom panied by Lucia Karnes, Dr. Eliz abeth Welch, and Marilyn Stowers. Miss Student Teacher, Bitsy Ful cher, will be presented at their main general meeting this evening. ♦ ♦ ♦ The deadline for entries in the Rondthaler Awards in Art, Music, and Literature is April 17. Entries in literature should be turned in to the Alumnae House and art and music entries should be turned in to the respective heads of those de partments. DOWNTOWNER MOTOR INN Cherry and Second Sts. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 27102 Present this advertisement for a complimentary break fast for two of your guests while they are registered at the Downtowner Motor Inn, Cherry and Second Sts. Dr. Mysels has done extensive research in physical organic chem istry. She spent two years in New York City working on the analy tical aspects of stereoid metabolism for the Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. She has worked on air pollution in Los An geles for about two years. When asked how she finds teach ing in a small girls college, she re plied, “It’s very different here with such small classes as compared with the large classes where I’ve been.” She was an instructor at Berkeley and at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Dr. My sels commented on living in North Carolina, “Life in Winston-Salem is more homogeneous than Los Angeles and I like it very much.” Nancy Lineberger, Sallie Thomas, and Elizabeth Wilhelm have been accepted into Bowman Gray’s Medi cal Technological program. The girls were accepted this past winter after two strenuous days of testing and interviewing. The program be gins June 8 and will end a year later with the required State Boards. After completing their year at Bowman Gray they will receive a certificate from the Medical Tech nology Department" as well as a B.S. degree from Salem. Preparing for the Med. Tech, program requires a schedule with a heavy load of labs without study in a particular subject as a major or minor. Nancy Lineberger, from Charlotte, did not decide to enter the program until her sophomore year. For this reason she found it necessary to drop her history major and now finds herself taking seven labs a week! With interests in medicine, Sallie Thomas from Ox ^utCccic APRIL 7- Fri. MUSIC Every Sat. FILM APRIL 9-15 Mon. 10- THEATRE Fri. 14 Wed. 12 LECTURE Thurs. 13 MUSIC tW-F College Union: THE FOUR SEA SONS, all seats reserved; Adm. $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 & $4.00 (Wait Chapel 8:15 p.m.) *Public Library: Educational/cultural FILM PROGRAM (Aud., 4V2 St. entr., 3-5 p.m.) ^Children's Theatre; MAGIC IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT, see above (Com munity Center Theatre, 10:30 a.m., & 3:00 p.m.) *Salem College Lecture Series: CON STANTIN BOLDYREFF, Director Radio Free Russia; "The Emergence of New Russia" (Hanes Auditorium 11:00 a.m.) tWake Forest College Artists Series: VIR TUOSI Dl ROMA CORO POLIFONICA, Chamber Orchestra and Chorus, Ad mission $2.50 (Wait Chapel 8:15 p.m.) easy way out Fast, comfortable flights on Piedmont Airlines. Home. Holidays. Weekend days (when you can save 75% on the return fare of round trip tickets), flying is the easiest way to travel. On Piedmont. PIEOMOIVIT AIRUIMES ROUTE OF THE RACEMAK6RB ford and Elizabeth Wilhelm from Columbia, South Carolina, came to Salem particularly for its Med. Tech, program and therefore have fewer labs than Nancy. The three girls look forward to their year at Bowman Gray and will live in Kimberly Apartments owned by the hospital. In spite of hard work consisting of classes, working with patients, running an alyses for the pathologists and other duties, they are also looking for ward to the fall when they will assist in the teaching of incoming medical students, do some knitting, swim in their pool, and become members of the "Sticking Team” (shots). Aside from a desire to work in their home states the girls have no preference as to where they would like to work after gradu ation. for the nearness of you idette. You’re sure of yourself when you have Bidette. Here is a soft, safe cloth, pre moistened with soothing lotion, that cleans and refreshes... swiftly banishes odor and discomfort. 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