Page Four
THE SALEMITE
May 9,
For Those Who Weren’t There...
One of the Forsyth County school students demonstrates "throw
ing a pot" 0t the Clothesline Art Show held last Saturday.
Alice and her Wonderland friends join the May Court for the
crowning moment of May Day.
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The Red Queen takes a break from headhunting to flash
smile.
a rare
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The fairest flowers of Salem re-enact a pagan ritual as Ihtj
dance around the traditional May Pole.
A
Y
1969
Forsyth County school students filled the Square with their
work last Saturday during their annual Clothesline Art Show,
Kentucky Student
IRC Imports Leftist Speaker
Kenneth Jackson, a s e n i o r at
Eastern Kentucky University, will
speak on “The Case of the Rebel
ling Students and Their Counter-
Revolution,” Monday, May 12, at
7 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center.
The International Relations Club,
who is sponsoring the speaker, has
invited Wake Forest University and
Winston-Salem State CoHege stu
dents to attend.
Affairs). Because of his leftist
tendencies he will present a new
perspective in which to view
student disturbances. Since
protests, and take-overs are
tinent to national, state, and local
news, IRC feels it would be advan
tageous for all Salemites to
a student view on the subject
the
riots,
per-
campus. Any interested sttito
who would like to voice their opii
ions in any fields related to
topic he will be speaking on
invited to the informal discuss
at 9 p.m. Sunday in the Day •
dent Center.
hear
Mr. Jackson is an active member
and
of Student Government ana
CIRUNA (Council on International
Relations and United Nations
-WUS-
(Coatinuad from Pago 1)
sity, $45.00; Miss Chan Myung
Park, English, Hankuk University
of Foreign Studies, $45.00
Uyun Soo Kim, Engineering
sae University, $45.00; Mr.
Rok Im, Engineering, Han'vani
University, $45.00; Mr. Chong Nan
Park, Chemistry, Seoul National
University, $45.00; and Miss Jung
ja Lee, (Junior), Kyung Puk Uni
versity, $45.00.
Mr.
Yon-
Kyung
Kenny has actively participated
in nation-wide conferences. He
attended the National Model
United Nations in New York this
spring as delegation chairman of
the Dominican Republic, the coun
try his school represented. Kenny
plans on participating in the Inter
national Model United Nations in
July. A very select number of stu
dents from the United States have
been asked to take part in this
conference. Kenny, along with sev
eral other American students, will
represent the Soviet Union
Since the talk Monday
open to other campuses
community;
IRC hopes to
see I
number of Salemites present,
will show a decrease in apatlf
campus as well as interei
panding communications with ®
colleges and universities.
NOTICE
Dr. and Mrs. Dale H.
will attend two events oi
lanta Alumnae Club Sun ay, j
11: a brunch for Aluniu
their husbands at 12:30 P'®’’
a coke party for prospective ^
students of the Atlanta ar
will be sl>»‘
Kenny will be on campus Sunday,
May 11, in order to speak to stu
dent leaders and get an
opinions prevalent on the
idea of
Salem
2:30 p.m. Dr. Gramley «“■ -
ing slides of Salem and tal
prospective students at
party. The meetings wiH
at the Piedmont Driving
Atlanta.