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CONTENTS To a;i -c you a picture of our coI1cl;c lilV, we present the I ' ollowing Saleniesfjue. Lead- ing off are our departing President and liis First Lady, our dollar-wise trustees and Dr. Francis Anscombe, to whom this book is dedi- cated. To show you our natural surroimdings, there arc iews of the campus and faculty faces for indoor scenery. You ' ll next want to know who we are, and to answer your cjuestion the classes march past from cnerable seniors to innocent freshmen. (As it says in the Alma Mater, The joy of comradeship is here .) What do we do in our spare time? We join and join — membership is our favorite profession. The major organizations include Student Gov- ernment for good behavior, the Y for devel- opment of our spiritual side, the IRS for man- ners, the Sights and Insights — just take a look for yourself, the Salemitc for news and the May Day Committee for a beautiful May celebration. Doing their part in all activities are the Day Students and the Men ' s Organi- zation. The minor organizations cover all our interests — public affairs, teaching, dra- matics, linguistics, singing, homemaking or science. Leaders among us are the women of distinction: the Scorpions, noted for service; the Honor Society, known for its brains; and ] ' ho ' s Who, selected for both. The Athletics Section honors brawn and sports skill; the Feature Girls are an inde.x to Salem person- ality, and the May Ctourt reigns in beauty. To usher you to the end of our pageant we give you at last our Senior Marshals.
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Ill wmm ae ' fjir. r-- ii w- Throughout the history of Salem, an unmistakable tradition of culture, re- finement and sound education has followed her. Her student body has, in each succeeding year, caught the air of friendliness and together-ness which can only be attained by a smaller group. Each year has found impro e- ments in curriculum, social life and civic opportunities which have added vigor and life to a historical past. Her students ha ' e come to love and respect the intangible attributes which are Salem. We present this book to you, hoping that it will reflect the flavor of a year at Salem.
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Old-fashioned hand-wrought iron rails lead into the Home Mora ian C:hurch while automobiles in the background ser ' e as gentle reminders of the present. 10
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