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Nov. 12 NCSA Orchestra conducted by Nfcholas Harsanyl
Main Auditorium
8:15 p.m.
Nov. 14-26 Youth Exhibit
Hanes Community Center
723-7295
Nov. 14 200th Anniversary
Celebration of Salem Congregation
Hanes 3 p.m.
Nov. 15 William Brown, tenor
Lyceum Series
Winston-Salem State University
Hanes 8:15 p.m.
Nov. 15-17 Antique Fair, Show, and Sale
Convention Center
11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Nov. 16 Concert—Gloria by A. Gabrieli
and Gloria by Poulens
Winston-Salem Symphony and Chorale
Reynolds Auditorium
8:15 p.m.
Nov. 17-21 A Delicate Balance
Edward Albee
Little Theatre
8:15 p.m.
Hanes Community Center
725-4001
Nov. 17 Hermann Hesse and his work
Lecture by Theodore Ziolkowski
Salem College
3 p.m.
Babcock
Nov. 17-19 A ROUND OF THREE
Pierrette Players
Drama Workshop
8:15 p.m.
723-7961
INTERCOLLEGIATE EVENTS
Nov. 12 University of Virginia:
GLEE CLUB Fall Concert—U. Va. Glee Club and Chatham
College, Old Cabell Hall Auditorium, $1.50, 8:30 p.m.
Nov. 13 Lunchburg College:
play—"Electro" by Sophocles, Performed by The Every
man Players; Hopwood Hall Auditorium; 8:00 p.m.
Roanoke Coliesum:
CONCERT-CHICAGO-Coliseum; 8:30 p.m., tickets $6.00,
$5.00, $4.00
Nov. 15 Norfolk Scope:
NORFOLK SYMPHONY CONCERT - Center Theatre;
8:30 p.m.
Virginia Military Institute:
LECTURE—"France in its Literature" Wallace Fowlie
Volume LIII
Salem College, Winston-Salem, N. C., Friday, November 12, 1971
Number 14
Scorpions Choose
New Members
The Order of the Scorpion has
chosen seven new members, four
Seniors and three Juniors.
Jennie Snead, a junior from Cul
pepper, Virginia, is a psych major
and has been president of Clewell
for two years and a member of
Honor Council, Interdorm Council
and Student Council.
She plans on going to England in
January to study the “Occult,’ a
course offered through New Eng
land College and hopes to attend
Salem's summer school in Asolo
this summer. As far as future
plans go, she will work wherever
she can get a job, except at the
Holiday Inn as a hostess.
Gwynne Stephens, a senior his
tory major is now a member of
SSC. She served the Exam Com
mittee her sophomore year and as
President of the Junior Class, a
member of Leg. Board and coor
dinator of self-scheduling exams her
junior year. She is kept busy now
with her job as an Old Salem
Tavern waitress.
History major Ann London has
served as Treasurer of the Sopho
more Class and Junior Leg. Board
representative. She is now serving
as an Honor Council representative
and a member of Curriculum Com
mittee. She is also a student teacher
working for a secondary certificate.
Christina Spence lists her ac
complishments as:
1. gained 12 pounds
2. became the world’s No. 1 pro
crastinator
3. gotten and written fewer letters
than anyone at Salem and de
cided that trips to the P. O. are
pretty good exercise
4. learned that hitchhiking isn’t so
bad if you really want to get
somewhere
5. learned how to take down Al-
den’s and Jan’s door to their
room after being hit by one of
their infamous water balloons
New Scorpions: Janet Ward, Susan Hendrick, Alden Hansen, Christina
Spence, Gwynne Stephens, Jennie Snead and Ann London.
6. decided that Art History is “my
bag”
7. been happily elected as chair
man of Interdorm Council.
Junior Alden Hansen states that
what she has done in three years
includes:
1— Made 100 paper flowers for Ban
quet on Parents week-end fresh
man year
2— Raised and lowered flag
3— Helped paint a room in Clewell
4— Learned to drive Christina’s
Honda
5— Faithfully served on Johnny
Jewel Staff 2 years
6— Aided and abetted Jan Shivel in
dropping water balloons
History major Susan Hendrick of
Rutherfordton, N. C, has worked
her way up from freshman class
president to her current position as
vice-president of the Student Gov
ernment Association. She has been
the sophomore legislative board
representative, secretary of SGA,
chairman of SSC and Interclub
Council, and the chief light and
sound operator in the FAC for three
years Currently working toward
her secondary teaching certificate in
hopes of teaching high school U. S.
History, Susan plans to be married
May 27, and is looking forward to
eventually getting her masters de
gree in counseling.
Janet Ward is president of South
dorm and the campus chapter of
SNEA. After graduation from
Salem she plans to teach second
grade (hopefully in the Richmond
area) and pursue graduate work
during the summers. Her major at
Salem is psychology.