T
SUNDAY
MOTHER’S DAY
Belles
OF SAINT MARY’S
ROLL BANDAGES
}^ol. VI, No. 14
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
May 7, 1943
I^ramatic Club Gives
Shakespearean Play
“Much Ado About Nothing”
On May 17; Shackelford and
McKinley Take Leading Roles
^luch Ado About Nothing will be
I'l'esented by Saint Mary’s Dramatic
’ lul) Monday night, May 17, on the
^‘8st eanipns. This is the first time
® Shakos])earean i)lay lias been ])ro-
'‘iiot'd out-of-doors at Saint Mary’s,
tile ])ageantry, music, and liglit-
effects will be emidiasized. _
, fhe cast, under tlie direction of
llis.s Florence Davis, is as follows:
Anil Pedro, Fanny Lee Brooke; Don
'l^hn. Annette Fulton; Claudio,
liarlotte Crawford ; Benedick, Mar-
f^aret Shackelford; Leonato, Man-
'*P'ee Linton; Antonio, Betty Ed-
^'ai'ds; Balthasar, Anne Stevens;
Aorarhio, Cora Stratford; Conrade.
.TofnillG
of Miss Geraldine Cate,
. present a sjiring concert in the
on Alonday evening,
^ 10) at 8 ;15 j).m.
program includes two coni])0-
of special interest. The
Saint Alary's, words and
of -7 Bussell Broughton, is jiart
Centennial Cantata written
celebration here last year.
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tin
I '-'-iv-i/iuLiuii neru iu»t
'red 'by the Dedication Hymn,
(See P. 4)
Maria Legg Is Saint Mary’s New Chief Marshal
;l>iiie Browning; Friar Francis,
llary Pierce Johnson; a sexton,
.lara Leigh Kemper; Hero. Mary
.lolt Drewry; Beatrice, Sarah Lou-
McKinley; Ursula, Mary Brooks
opkins; Ahrrguret, Sally Sanborn;
.^',7e.s“. Mary Hodges Person and
'lary Yount.
, Mrs. William C. Guess is the di-
’ector of the dancing in the I'lay,
^,"'1 Mrs. Edgar Alden will direct
>*o Saint Mary’s string orchestra.
y!' is composed of Mrs. Joseph
^orac, violin; Janet Rosser, violin;
‘‘artha Hamrick, violoncello; Pat
’"’yn, dute; Anne Dysart, clarinet;
Paiuictte Simj)son, clarinet; and
lj!''tot Waller, trumpet,
f 1, '0 i)roduction committee is as
j io'vs: assistant director, Mary
■■ouisf, Thomson; stage manager,
Brooks Popkins; settings,
Y®*'y Hodges Person and klary
lights, Kitty Archer; jirop-
. 'PS, Afa7-y Pierce Johnson; cos-
^Tics, Eleanor Thomas; make-up,
■pi'ession students; grounds coni-
'ttee, Maria Legg; publicity com-
^fftee, Mary Brooks Poi)kins and
’’'■‘''e Bryce Evans.
Glee Club Gives
spring Concert Monday
^fauco’s Hymn for Air Corps,
Houghton’s Prayer for Saint
^fary’s Will Be Featured
,j. ^aint Mary’s Glee Club, under the
Miss Geraldine Cate,
iir, 1. ffHesent a s])ring conc(
on Alonday
fTnrriet Whitaker, Margaret deRosset, Maria Legg, Chief; Mary West
Paul, Katherine Legg
Marshals Will Assume New Offices on Sunday, May 23. All Except One Come From Same Towns As
Present Ones. “Twin” Marshals Are From Henderson
yfaria Legg, Katherine Legg,
Alargaret deRosset, Mary M est I aul,
and Harriet Mliitaker have been
g:,s‘STV™i:»iWe/o..
all student body gatheimg.''.
Harriet JVhitaker, of Kinston,
graduated from her home town high
school, where she was a member ot
the dramatic club, annual staff,
sports editor of the p^iei, marshal,
vice-president of the Hi ,
rctary of the student council. At
Saini Mary’s 't
French Club, the Doctors Daugl
fers’ Club, and is a dance
Sarriet stopped her ^^dyu^
"""Maiaret deRosset, from Fayette
ville was on her high school annual
staff’ assistant editor of the pape ,
Stan, a vice-president
f irrY Chib.’ She is a member
SSsSredtUeath. and, for once,
■'^MaGa Legg, of Henderson, is the
f ,narffial While attending
iiew Henderson, she be-
high sc (ivniiatic club and stu-
longed to t! ''; drum major-
eVgid T f'
ette, jierc, besides be-
*1.. .l” “«tic club, gW Club,
;,"S * )ervc. », ball P~.-
dent and as vice-president of the
Junior Class. Maria smiled happily
when she told her interviewer, “I’m
tickled pink. I liad my usual case of
hysterics whi'ii I got this wonderful
surprise
I”
IVIary Mh'st Paul, from K'orfolk,
Virginia, at Maury High School
took part in student club, French
club, and annual staff activities.
During her first semester at Saint
ilary’s she served on the Hall Coun
cil. ” “I’m really thrilled and, al
though I’m scared to death,” she ad
mitted, “I’m looking forward to next
year.” ,r ■ ,
Katherine Legg, Maria s twin,
attended high school with her sister
before coming to Saint Mary s. In
high school she was a member of the
art club, student council, monogram
club, and dramatic club, a drum ma
jorette, marshal, and the “Best All-
Round Girl” elected by her senior
class. Equally versatile at Saint
Mary’s, she belongs to the publica
tions staff, glee club, basketball team,
and Circle, and is a dance marshal
mid cheerleader. When asked how
she felt about her new office, she re
plied. “I’m too excited for words.
Maria really voiced all of my
thoughts.”
The sale of War Stamps on
when the “Belles” was issued
two weeks ago totaled $217.00.
Remember the goal: a stamp
sold to every girl each issue.
Juniors and Seniors
Dance “UndeP Sea”
Decorations Are Marine Theme;
Receiving Line Composed of
Class Officers and Faculty
Every junior and senior has been
looking forward to the night of May
8. The time has come, and tomor
row night the g.ymnasiiim will bo
the setting for the annual dance
which the junior.s give for the sen
iors.
Now it can be told! The decora
tions for the gym have been a secret
ever since the plans were drawn.
The decorating committee consisting
of Betty Barnes, Maria Legg, Nancy
Brockman, Frenehie McCann, Mar
garet deRosset, and Betsy Long,
with the lielj) of Miss Ilochenedel
and her art classes, have worked out
an under-water theme. There are
quaint little fish scattered alt over
the sea bottom, and even an old
wrecked ship stands in one corner of
the gym; and somewhere in the won
ders of the deep is Captain Kidd’s
treasure chest. The drinkstand is to
be the deck of an old ship, and soft
drinks and cakes will be the refresh
ments.
The music will consist of popular
recordings which are current favor
ites. A wide variety of fast and
slow pieces have been chosen.
(See P. 4)