Salem College - Dirigo Yearbook (Salem, WV)

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YOU ........ Pause here 'For glimpses ot . . . Mrs. John B. Christie, Salem '40, and infant son John B. Christie, Jr.: Prexie's hilltop domain . . . Dad l-lolloert preparing student lunches: Betty Belle Bartlett, Fresh- man Homecoming Queen . . . Prot. Jones, Dean llcenberry, Coach Moore and Prof. Wilson perform' ing their chores as new faculty members at the annual lcebrealcerg Juniors Whitey Williams and Norman Lewis giving out with comedy for the lcebrealqe r... Freshmen get acquainted during Freshman Weelc with a Folk Dance: last, but not least, Student Fed. President Denver Mitchell diligent- ly scouring dishes as Marion Mc- Micken, the lad with the tar away loolc in his eyes, stands in a cloud ot steam mechanically drying the same.

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ROBERT JAM ES Editor-in-Chief WILLIAM SPERRY Business Manager PROFESSOR SUM MERS Faculty Advisor l942 DIRIGO

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CLASSES FRESHMEN Freshmen, this year, ate hamburgers, follc danced, went to theater parties and even had one evening of hide-and- go-seek. They painted all available objects and saw the last of football in Salem College for the duration of the war. During the first terrible days of enforced Freshman rules they stood up nobly under the constant heclcling of we lcnow it all Sophomores and performed admirably after receiving various embarrassing sentences from the Tribunal Court. Prexied by Harold Lovell of Clarksburg, the Freshman class, has, as a whole, borne up exceedingly well and its members may loolc back on their first year at Salem College as a very successful one.