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Vf°t: the arias are
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SAINTS’ S ALLIES
top songs of the Aveek
Son and “Anniversary
o, which are both wonder-
lic At recorded by Artie Shaw for
soH* ‘ ^’^leraft. The Shaw orchestra is
. tlif- ^ good as ever and is fast making
Avk*^ At name for itself under the
. ?n«f- ‘ti^'^oraft label. Mel Thorme'and
iat't 0 Mel Tones do the vocals for
3ff; '“ese two hits.
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d ‘‘Albums of Popnlar Songs
ae!!-^ r ^^tetor has just released a
rnif^ tit] 1 ' ‘'^'^^gtin Monroe album en-
ry cbi^i Special. It in-
‘ *■ 8ef V old favorites as “I’ll
1)„ toil In My Dreams,” “My
-^re Getting Better All the
Ch’. “Lream.” And on Co-
Ilariy James’ trumpet
by - forever recorded on Avax
^'ar
iiits^'t/' blade up of eight of the
tlig 1 “‘"t made the James band
- - 6*i>t in the couiitrA'. EverA’one
album called All Time
mi es by Harry James. The
“One O’clock
and 1”n iviade Me Love You,”
«iauy others.
y,., j, ‘Cncle Uenius’
“‘■’‘.i movie “Song of the
d rec-O). 1 Beneke has chosen to
le ^aid’^ tor Victor “Uncle Remus
f i ^on„ >j M “Anybody’s Love
file familiar tone of the
.®*^b Miller band is easily
^ bzable on these recordings.
Rayines Even Better
Haymes sounds even bet-
pi*' ter pj _.
1 "t tVina.^^. bsual singing “Searching
b‘'' i athei. ,• Lecca records. On the
yl'i and V ^® ®f the platter is “Years
if and fA®^^'*^ Ago.” Earl Hagen
d‘: •‘^aiootn Jenkins proA'ide
^fayiop ,®ackground music for the
‘es Amice.
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e arrangement is excel-
ti ’ and +1. cAc
' ininvA*,® ''’beals are done in
Gable Monroe style.
!)■ * biini.scent Melo(lle.s
^H-tiiAA ’ ^ recorded an album
f®®rds Qi ^*^'’®rites for Capitol
lalent' ^®, ®1ioavs a great deal
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REMEMBERIA^G
Eresliman-Sophomorc . . . Valen
tine’s Day . . . first Civic Music Con
cert . . . Araie’s jokes . . . basketball
tournament . . . Edith Hamilton
getting pinned . . . dateless Aveek-
eiids . . . eating Sunday dinner at
the Colonial Room . . . listening to
radio serials . . . peroxiding hair
. . . knitting and playing bridge . . .
Helen Mardre and the Peon Club
. . . Miss Duckett . . . phone calls
from Chapel Hill . . . cold March
AA'inds.
NOTICIK'G
Tavo Aveeks haA’e come and past;
Noav only tAA'eh'e more ’til the last.
Saint Mary’s girls haA'e really
been around,
And AA’e do mean places other than
uptoAvn.
Last Aveek-end CHAPEL HILL
AA-eiit nearly crazy;
IVith half of Saint Mary’s there,
no one AV'as lazy.
Fraternity pins went from hand
to hand
IVitli each neiv number of the
band.
Ann McCallum couldn’t decide
AA’hether to keep her pin or gwe
it back—
Just remember, Ann, there is
nothing that a Phi Gam Avill
lack.
All the girls that stayed at school
all AA'eek
lYondered Avho Avould come back
Avith a pin—“Demp,” “Sadie,”
or Dot Leak?
The Hill was really as busy as
bees—
Girls Avith everyone from KA’s to
SAE’s.
By Avay of a little bird Ave ha\e
just heard
That the DKE House burned
doAvn; but of course that’s ab-
surd!
Musette, “Sibbe,” and Aurelia
said tlie Zete’s were damy; ^
Ey the way, did you see ' Coop s'
box of candy?
Barbara Goode and Camp agieed
the Kappa Sig’s Avere best—
“Butch,” too, put them above all
the rest.
Although it’s all over and past.
The girls agreed this Avas one
Aveek-end that would last.
WASHINGTON AND LEE had
it’s “Costume Ball,”
And “CroAv” and Gene Rose got
the call. .^1-1 j
“Crow” had to be a Dutch girl and
Avear shoes of AA’Ood;
She said she danced as best she
could. .
Gene says she fell so deeply ui
You’d think she Avas a cloud fioat-
ing aboA’e.
The girls who dated the boys from
ST \TE
Still remember the Engineer’s Ball
and their cute dates.
Joan and her SPE Avere decked
out right, . ,
From Saturday night til early
Harriott, Margaret Lee, and Hob
by said it Avas the best dance
there had been.
And did you see their cute men?
Mid-Winters at State are next in
line.
I believe this Aveek-end is the time.
IIoAv could Ave leave WAKE FOR
EST out?
That the dances Avere good, there
is no doubt.
Peggy Swinson, Nellie TrusloAV,
and Mary Leah
Came back giA'ing Wake Forest a
grand ole cheer!
There are so many dances taking
place
That to see Avho can get the most
bids is a race.
Edith Allison couldn’t decide
Avliich to take.
The Deke, Kajipa Sig, or the Zete.
With round number four coming
up, “Bee” has the pin;
The Avay it goes back and forth is
a sin!
Y’est IViiig AA'itli its usual pace.
Keeps looks of surprise on poor
“Ebo’s” face;
When “Bones” Jones Avas inspired.
And as Don Quixote Avas attired.
With garbage pail upon her head.
She scared poor “Ebo,” Avlio quick
ly fled.
On plain old knitting “Lidy Bet”
lost her smile;'
Take our advice, “Lidy Bet,” stay
aAvay from argyle!
Jeannette Boaz just sits and knits
one, purls three.
Of course, that’s a mistake as any
one can see!
“Weddy” and Jean can knit socks
that stand the test
And socks of a pretty color are
made by Lucille Best.
Page and Marian Guess think
WOODBERRY FOREST is
really grand—
Could it possibly be that certain
man ?
Conger, “Libby,” and “Beau”
Wish headed liomeAA’ard Avay
And it Avas grand just to sit and
play.
Betsy Siler remains true to her
Sigma Chi
iVnd promises to loA'e him till the
day she dies.
“Sande,” Peggy PoAvell, Nancy,
and Mary Anna got a call from
the sea.
And did they have fun at AN
NAPOLIS, oh, golly, gee!
Seniors, the day for Tom Jones
is draAving nigh.
So give out Avith a hearty sigh.
Read on, brave girl, let the pages
turn.
For the life of Tom Jones you
must learn!
Orchids go to Miss Davis’s play;
It Avas the be§t Ave liai’e seen in
many a day.
Seemed as if all of Raleigh came
to see the girls perform.
And there Avasn’t a light left oil in
any dorm.
Noav before Ave leave and run
aAvay,
Note this as our final say:
Spring vacation will be here soon.
And then comes the second of
June!!!
Many Certificate
Art Students Plan
To Continue Study
It is alAvays interesting to dis
cover hoAV many people outstand
ing in a field Avill continue
there. Investigating those art stu
dents Avho are Avorking toAvard
certificates, this Avriter found that
of the 14 certificate students avIio
Avill graduate, only 3 at present
have definite plans of going any
further in their art. Alice IlendeiL
son expects to go to Parsons in
A"eAv York, Avhere she Avill con
tinue in some phase of commercial
art. Cynthia McCaAv has applied
at the Rhode Island School of De
sign, Avhere she Avill continue the
study of interior decoration Avhieh
she has begun this j^ear. Mary
Craig Hunter hopes to get into the
Richmond Professional Institute,
Avhere she Avill major in interior
decoration and continue art his
tory and museum training. Ann
Lanier, Ann Jones, and Gene Rose
all plan to go to regular colleges,
but they do not expect to giA'e up
their art complete^'.
.ruiiior Certificate Students
Of the juniors Avho Avill receiA'e
certificates, Logan Vaught is the
only one Avho definitely plans to
go on AA'ith her art. She hopes to
go to Parsons or some other school
in XeAv York. Molly Williams
plans to desert the field complete
ly next year if she can get into
nurse’s training instead.
If only Ave could look foiuvard
a feAv years 1 Alice Henderson
might be doing ads for Vogue;
Cynthia McCaAv’s name might be
knoAvn country-Avide for her OAvn
individual decorations; Ann Jones
might be draAving floor plans; Ann
Lanier spending Aveek-ends in the
country sketching. Who knoAvs
Avhat fame the art certificate stu
dents of 1947 may make for them
selves?
Miss Haig^s Pupils
Qive Piano Recital
Miss Mary Ruth Haig presented
her piano pupils in a recital in her
studio at 5 p. m. Feb. 27. The
folloAving girls took part in the
program:
Cynthia McCaAv, Bristol, R. I.;
Eleanor Hope NeAvell, Orlando,
Fla.; June Fleenor, Charlotte;
Ann McMullan, Edenton; Mary
Gene Garrison, Raleigh; Clara
Justice, Marion; Nancy Hobbs,
Raleigh; Betty Beal, Greensboro;
Roxie Ann Walters, Raleigh;
Virginia Leland, Tuscaloosa, Ala.;
Jean Craft Jenkins, IlartAvell,
Ga.; Betsy Tom LaAvrenee, Ra
leigh; Mary Louise Jeffreys,
Selma; Mjwa Jarosz, Graham;
Emily Fisher, Raleigh; Julia Ann
Perry, Raleigh; Mary Nelson
SmitliAvick, Louisburg.
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