^«cember 18, 1947 The Belles of Saint Mary’s sk 5 ,11 tt .tyK: pC0> Iilit"' irrif liaf tW o£' Ilf ied*' ibbf! itfi plif llCf*'' 1 I’tt liin? ^int Mary’s Girls ^ind Gold Fish To Delightful Pets j ^*'®ainiiig of moonlight nights, isles, and the South Seas? j,. you looking out over frost- , Raleigh? -Don’t take it so kid Ti > ^fH(i ^ touch of tropical glamour to barren cell. Get an aquarium, (lid. (Caroline Camp girl Janice Edgar. These On t) gone hawg-wild crazy Bar ®'^bject of gold-fish. Xot ordi- loii^ ^'^bl-fish, mind you, hut fabu- oolo straight out of a techni- taiig*' with gog-eyes and fan fisl/f*' ^'^^^£*han, too, has the gold- lh.„ “Seagram 7” and “White 'Orsft» blaoV’i bers are called, are the bo(‘iti * the S.il.S. menagerie. Haij)gg though they acquired their at Ghristmas holidays over thev \ p^lleg(^ A high old time t(l gg • “Whitie” hasn’t recover- oral bas been found sev- Y asleep on the window sill. XhoQj’ ® a gay life they lead. Albert, who belong to ‘’'toil.’ dumped iirotestingly bathtub with (’iudy Perkins. Holt, Pat Ambrose’s 1'^artp,.’ attractive snail, shares ^lorsg * "’itb Camp’s llengist and tl'i ’^'^blentally, in the near fn- bttllf-TTbe a sufficient supply , bomors to furnish the entire Potter down i anny^ or Mutt and Jeff, I TV . . . ’^®(lia«t bhey no doubt have most in West - ^ Ibe p®^®°aalities, but at the time ^b’e out'^ Gi'view .simply refused to Aj](j , I'evealing information. bbe highlights from “*al Kingdom. s ^ty^^^^^'^nierican Line ^'Ssay Contest ^b?’Uoi.^jj'y'bsli American Line is ■s’ihi /i'be 'pf essay contest eii- ^e Influence of Swedish A*n R’omiiiunity or Re- 11 high school students ,^ge undergraduates are •ly *^'der. k be a biographv itl*^*^* Or woman of Swedish n, bbe who has settled Gj Past 2nn Abates or Canada in hv 0 ^oo Aears. It must not ih^’^"’riH Words and must be -»«»■'■» will bo im blieir stjde, oidginalitv, Xhe a and local color. ' I'm : Pi'st Pf j-b to fli'ize is an eight-week *^e „ eic;... T lirq si> £‘er ’ff tri tifla) ’den bih hi bv *1 -■ '>*■! c..he, A the Swedish American a ’;;'^''^binavia; the second ap^'b, n ' ^'Week trip; and the ilh b-enf^b’ -b" bhe Swedish Pio- bp*!,*ble Gelebration in the All ex])enses will 01., prizes are "ig Ponds. United ‘4 '’’dries ‘‘b'*"''’' 1, 1!)48, lit bodif be sent ^ 20^6, ():j0'V’’.„ Swedish it Y Swedish American 'Vs.b'‘l W. the 'Vo., A VI IV ether information is Past Rock covered Christmas at SMS News and Views of Sig's and Mas "Twas the night before Cluustmas and all through the school A'ot a girl was (luiet—violating that ride. The stockings were hung on tlm chair with great care For tomorrow at noon the.v’d no longer be there! Their clothes were all nestled all snug in the bag, While visions of home were ring d with a fag. Roommate in her night-shirt, and I was in mine We had .just left the room for a time divine. And out in the hall there rose such a clatter Girls sjirang from the’r feather beds to join in the chatter. Huddling together in the room dimly lit We opened the cookie box and cokes eipially split. And what to our wondering eyes should appear Put a crack of the door and the words, “Who’s here?” And a familiar face so clearly seen Was at once recognized to be our Dean. Quick like a bunny into the room she came. Glanced around and called by name: “Now ilaryl Xow Jo! .Vow Flee and Isabel I Gome Kitty, come ilartha and you, too, Nell!” From under the bed and in the closet The girls’ eyes with iliss Jones’ met. But as excitement before the nineteenth comes Our friend voluntarily put away the guns. A smile of her mouth and a nod of her head Soon assured ns to know we had nothing to dread. So inside the room meat was tnr- nished by Pards And into the morning we sat ]ilaying cards. Talk and more of our new ap parels. Then merrily singing Christmas carols. And with hapjiy thoughts and new expectations \Ve decided to sleep a wink be fore vacations. So away each one flew as a gay little deer Shouting, “ilerry Christmas to all and a Happy New Year.” How does Saint :Mary's ex- jiect her students to remain law-abiding citizens when in a recent sermon the minister stated, “We must keep alive the faculty.” This is certainly ])iit- ting ideas into people’s heads. The faculty need not worry, however, because the teachers at Saint Mary’s are exceptions to the rule that all teachers ai'e demons and should be treated as such. However, if there should be any daggers thrown on the campus, just remember the ]K)wer rreat. of suggestion is MASDTS . . . MASDTS . . . MASDTS . . . Adopting the methods of lead ing radio advertisers in puzzling and annoying their listeners with confusing letters, the brain cell of this columnist advocates that MASDTS . . . and there’s no deny ing. Yes, sir, THE MU’S ARE STILL DEFEATING 'ITIE SIGMA’S. Or so far this year, the Mn athletic society is leading, having ivon both hockey and swimming tour naments. GA.AIK.S AKP] 0.\E SIDKI) In the final hockey game, De cember 1, the Jill’s rallied forth with a 5-1 victory over the hard- fighting Sigma’s, after they had already won the first title 6-2 the week before. High scorer was Mu, Lucinda Edwards, sending the ball over the Sigma goal 4 times. Truslow and Powers came next with ;i goals apiece; and Roberson for the Sigma’s with J. Playing on the first-string Mu team were Virginia Smith, cap tain; Anne Willingham, Piitch Pratt, Nellie Truslow, Plalr Pow ers, Mary JIarshall Ragland, Mary Cease, Petsy Shephard, Frances Drane, Lucinda Edwards and Rose Potter., Captained by Jane Gower, first- string Sigma team was composed of Ann Padger Smith, Pat George, Sylvia Newson, Robbie Roberson, Page Parrish, Cordelia Jlichie, Dot Teague, Peggy Almand, Lo gan Vaught, Charlotte TVallin and Ann Moore. After the final f^anie team mem bers chose an all-star team, who received stars in assembly Tues day morning. Girls on that team wei-e Powers, Cease, Newson, Drane, Smith, Teague, Moore, Pratt, Truslow, Roberson, Wil lingham, Edwards and Gower. Manager Nancy Holland received a star for her cajiable manage ment. .MV’S l)UOW\ SKJJI.A’S It seems the Sigma’s could hardly swim out from under the powerful Jill swimming team at the meet before ’riuinksgiving. Coping all sjieed races, the two relays and one form competition, the Jin’s won the meet by a large margin. -Jo Coojier was victorious in the breast stroke for speed; Piitch Pratt, the back .stroke; and Joan Tate, the American crawl. Py virtue of swimming two lengths of the jiool Framu's Drane in-oved the cliam]) underwater swimmer. For form competition, Sigma, Luck Flanders demon strated the best side stroke; Jlu, Joan Tate, the best American crawl; and Flanders and Jin, JIary (’ease tied in the breast stroke. The Jlii’s came first in both the medley relay and the umbrella relay. lAMTKU CAiUn In assembly 'ITiesday morning, Virginia Smith, president of the Letter Club, after explaining the purposes of the organization, in vited four new members into the club. They ivere JIary Cease, Lu cinda Edwards', Anne Willing ham, and Luck Flanders. All members of the club were enter tained at a party in the hut Wed nesday night. Instead of the large stars that have heretofore been awarded for all-stars, tlie Letter Club is now giving small all-star emblems, and an SJl block letter to Letter Club girls. The small stars can be worn with a block letter. As a club project, the group has been selling Saint JIary’s seals, and they plan to sell suitcase and car stickers. They have also or dered Saint JIary’s pennants. Paul JI. Jloore, manager of the JlanJIur Powling Center, spoke to the student body on its new bowling progi-am that is being sponsored by the Letter (?lnb. He explained the price reduction to Saint JIary’s girls, the awardance of trophies and gold pins to high scorers, and possible Sigma-JIu tournament plans. SAIXT.S FOELOW SUIT Now that the larger universities are playing basketball. Saint JIary’s devotes the majority of her extra-curricular time to said game. Eleanor Hope Newell and Adelaide Linehan are Jlu and Sigma managers, respectively. (IJiiite a few girls are coming out on Jlondays and Thursdays, so some rip-roaring tournament games should result. The Sigma’s claim the largest number of new girls, their number far exceeding the veteran players. KUN DU^K, RUX If anyone on your hall informs you she is learning to run, don’t psychoanalyze her or rush her over to Nursey Naylor’s, because she is probably learning to walk ■ all over again from JIrs. Guess. Just wait until you learn to skip! It’s surprising how few girls have mastered the art of skipping over a rope. Also concerned with our ajipearance in public, posture classes meet once a week. >f.AY DAY With Nancy Holt acting as gen eral chairman, committees have been appointed for the planning of the Jlay Day program. Under the sponsorship of Orchesis, Saint JIary’s dance club, the program will launch its second year at Saint JIary’s this spring. Commit tee chairmen are Nancy Hamel, pageant; Elizabeth Purus, elec tions ; Jackie Burke, iiroperties; Peggy Swinson, costume; Pob- bette Chapman, publicity^ Daisy Dixon, program; Hetsy Evans, marshal; and Nancy Hannah, stage sets. Committee members will be announced in the next BELLES.

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