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THE SALEMITE
Thursday, April 16, 1971
Surratt To Speak
99 Seniors To Participate In
Salem Graduation Activities
Friends of Distinction to perform Saturday night.
Although the actual commence
ment exercises are scheduled for
Sunday afternoon, June 7, the Sen
ior class will be involved in many
rehearsals and activities prior to
that all-important day.
Rehearsals for the Baccalaureate
service and the awarding of dip
lomas to the 99 Seniors are sche
duled June 5, These hours of mas
tering the shaking of right hands
and receiving a diploma in the left
will be followed th^ next day by the
84th annual meeting of the General
Alumnae Assiciation in which Sen
iors will be officially inducted. This
ceremony will be held in Hanes
Auditorium at 11 a.m. and will be
followed by the Alumnae Luncheon
at 1 p.m. in the College Dining
Room. That evening at 6 p.m. there
will be a supper on the lawn honor
ing Seniors, their parents, and fac
ulty. Following the supper, the
class will present “The Follies"
8 p.m. in Hanes Auditorium. '
The Baccalaureate Service i(
scheduled for 11 Sunday mornin
in Home Moravian Church. Xhs
address will be given by Rev. Jan,f,
C. Hughes of Home Moraviati
Church. Commencement exercise!
will follow at 3 p.m. in Hanes Audf
torium. The address will be given
by Dr. Jerry L. Surratt, Dean, Win
gate College, Wingate, N. C., a for-
mer faculty member at Salem.
IRS Announces Schedule, Rules
ODE TO COUNTRY MUSIC
You sang and I heard your song
handpicked.
Coating the strings of a guitar,
plucked like the sweet stick of
a honeysuckle flower.
Yours is the country and western
tune,
the music of motion,
Boot soles slapping the ground,
forming the upper jaw,
and mouthing with the earth
about basic things.
Your sound is circular, like strum
ming that keeps coming back
into itself.
The plucking of the strings makes
a strain and a tension that
squeaks through my ears
Then tension takes on color
It becomes not sound, but a story.
Come listen to the song and hear
the story as told by George Wynn
and the Bluegrass Partners at
the Children’s Center, Tanglewood
Park. (In case of rain, it will be
held at the Winston-Salem Con
vention Center.) Keep on the main
road through Tanglewood, bear to
the right at the train and follow
the signs to the Children’s Center.
Parking will be available near the
Barn which is located on the left,
just past the Children’s Center.
IRS invites students, faculty,
and administration to alt of the
following events scheduled for Fri
day, April 17 and Saturday, April
18.
Friday — Winston-Salem Con
vention Center
Featuring: The Flaming Embers
and The Persians—8:00 p.m.-l a.m.
Saturday Afternoon — Children’s
Center, Tanglewood Park Featuiv
ing: George Wynn and the Blue-
grass Partners—Z p.m.-S p.m.
Saturday night — Winston-Salem
Convention Center . . . Featuring:
The Friends of Distinction and the
Virgin Hope—9 p.m.-l a.m.
Through the courtesy of the Dean
of Students, the dorms will not
close until 1:30 Friday night and
at the usual 2 a.m. hour on Satur
day. Tickets covering the twenty-
five cents entrance fee to Tangle
wood Park will be provided and
may be picked up during both lunch
periods, Thursday, April 16 and
Friday, April 17. This is the only
time the tickets will be available
so don’t forget to come get them.
The following proposal concern
ing the drinking regulation w'as
passed on March 4, 1970;
Salem College and iier students
share a common desire to maintain
a high standard of personal and
group conduct. Whether a student
drinks or not is her own choice,
but the College prohibits the pos
session and consumption of alco
holic beverages on the Salem Col
lege Campus. (Salem Bypass to
Salem Avenue, Bank Street to
Central School), except at social
functions approved by the faculty
Advisory Board. Only beer may be
served at these social functions.
The possession and consumption
of alcoholic beverages is permitted
at off-campus social functions spon
sored by a college organization pro
vided that approval is secured from
the Faculty Advisory Board. A
Salem student is expected to com
ply with the laws of the State of
North Carolina with regard to the
possession and consumption of al
coholic beverages. The law allows
the possession and consumption of
beer, ale, and wine (ABC 18-64) by
those people 18 and over, and of
other alcoholic beverages ABC
Laws 18-60) by those people 21 and
Salem students asked for this
change in the drinking regulations
and for the responsibility, both in
dividual and as a student body
which the request entails. A Stu
dent-Faculty-Trustee committee and
the Board of Trustees granted the
request. THEREFORE, IT IS THE
STUDENTS’ OBLIGATION TO
ACCEPT NOT ONLY THE RULE
BUT THEIR RESPONSIBILITY
TO IT AND TO SALEM COL
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