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Drama
Friday, April 23, 8:15 p.m.
Pierrette Production
“Your Own Thing”
Drama Theatre
♦♦—last performance
Salem students—no charge
Tuesday, April 27
thru Thursday, April 29
and Saturday, May 1, 8:15 p.m.
Drama Workshop
Barry Boys, Director
Drama Theatre
NCSA
No charge
Music
Friday, April 23
8:15 p.m.
Senior Recital, Organ
Mary Louise Kapp
Shirley Recital Hall
Friday, April 23
8:15 p.m.
Faculty Recital
Jesus Silva, Guitar
Auditorium of Main Hall
NCSA
no charge
Sunday, April 25
4 p.m.
Sophomore Recital, Organ
Donna Byrd
Shirley Recital Hall
Sunday, April 25
4:45 p.m.
Sophomore Recital, Piano
Marcia Jarrett
Shirley Recital Hall
Monday, April 26
8:15 p.m.
Faculty Recital
Nancy Wurtele, Piano
Eugene Jacobowsky, Violin
Hanes Auditorium
Thursday, April 29
8:15 p.m.
Senior Recital, Piano
Mary Joan Potter
Shirley Recital Hall
Friday, April 30
8:15 p.m.
Senior Recital, Piano
Cynthia McLean
Shirley Recital Hall
Friday, April 30
8:15 p.m.
Choral Concert
David Partington, Conductor
Auditorium of Main Hall
NCSA
no charge
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Friends of Salem College Library
will hold a Book Fair, in conjunc
tion with the Clothes Line Art Ex
hibit, on the Salem Square, May
8th; rain date May 15th.
We need sales ladies to work at
the tab’es from 10 A.M to closing
time (?) Volunteers may sign up
for any hours in the Library.
Proceeds from the Book Fair will
be used to benefit the Library.
If you cannot work, come and
buy. There will be bargains galore.
Who knows! You might find that
first edition you have been hanker
ing for.
ani6. conte6>t
NOTICE TO N. C. CRAFTSMEN
A competitive exhibition, NORTH
CAROLINA CRAFTSMEN, will be
held at the North Carolina Museum
of Art, Raleigh, in August and
September, 1971. Prospectus will
be mailed out sometime in May.
All N C. craftsmen who are in
terested in receiving a Prospectus
should send in their name and ad
dress to: N. C. Museum of Art,
General Curator’s office, 107 E.
Morgan Street, Raleigh, 27601.
Students—please give summer or
permanent address.
Members of the Children s Liter
ature Class taught by Dr. Elizabeth
Welch will present puppet and
Chinese shadow graph shows ^ this
Thursday, April 29 The audience
for this presentation will include
faculty children from Salem and
Wake Forest and invited guests
from the Head Start program.
Between the puppet and shadow
graph shows, two dance students
from Wake Forest, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Mary Gwyn Cage, will
dance to a selection by Peter, Paul
and Mary.
ei cete^
There is a new elementary student
and he’s a boy. Janet Ward reports
that he is good looking.
Mr. Bray has shaved off his
beard.
Ris’e Hayes got pinned on the way
to the airport Sunday.
Mr. Mangum knows karate.
The Salemite desperately needs
writers—if you can hold a pen we
can use you.
There will be no senior follies this
year.
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co. says
that they served more beer to
Salemites Friday night than to any
other group—seven barrels.
Best wishes Holly Scott.
Anne Lacey cut all of her hair
off.
Roy Rogers’ real name is Leonard
Sly. (contributed by Donna Dais-
ley.)
Shawn Gallagher had only one
date all of last weekend.
Jeanine Hurford modeled clothes
for a television commercial earlier
this year.
Bud Smith really can clog.
Douglas Drysdale, a British scien
tist, says that the Loch Ness Mon
ster has died because of polluted
waters.
For once Mary Davis did not have
a scoop.
Does anyone know why a Siamese
cat has suddenly started hanging
around Gramley dorm? He tries to
get in and meows pitifully (and
loudly) at 5 a.m.
Volume Llll
Salem College, Winston-Salem, N. C., Friday, April 23, 1971
Number !2
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