June 1, 1951
The Belles of Saint Mary’s
Hearts And Souls
Go Into Our Trunks
When the trunks arrive on the
various Saint Mary’s belles
be seen packing their cherished
possessions. Here are a few of the
u>ost outstanding:
Margaret Cheatham . . . Grady.
'Jresca Bowles . . . Home Ec. pat
terns. Jean Glover . . . Three and
^ half bottles of Marshand’s. Ann
Colson . . . Bird books. A. J. Owens
■ • . A package of 'lemon drops.
Louise Milliken . . . Her magic
touch. Caroline Bisaner . . . Plati
num polish. Anne Harless ... A
Pnir of scissors that “cut the fool.”
Limmie Timmons . . . Her civic
jUUsic ticket. Anna Bedding . . .
I hat shiny new pin. Mary Lee
LuFar ... a geomtery book. Sue
Lnant ... a bottle of anti-freeze.
Shepherd Bustin . . . Anticipation
of Bags Head. Sally Dalton . . .
the rec room key.
Susan Sheiiherd . . . One lost
end at 'Wrightsville. Becky
l^all . . . Dancing shoes. Catherine
■“torrison . . . Her sweet and win-
li'Ug ways. Sue Ann Sadler . . .
three flights of stairs. Pat Boesser
' • • That long hair. King Bisley
' • • Strawberries, shortcake, whip-
!)od cream. Gwen Grizzard . . .
th T.’s” date slips. Sally Hackney
■ • Energy. Tonia Howe ... A
feir of Mary Jane pumps. Pat
... A Toni Home Permanent,
huth Hines . . . One favorite letter.
Jtinily Patton . . . Mr. Peery’s ])ic-
Helen Sanders ... A never-to-
J'forgotten trip to Hew Jersey.
Jj'hy Murdock . . . State, Duke, and
jUvidson. Kancy Dawson ... A
uttering picture from the Junior-
heuior.
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Pictured above are Anna Uedding, editor of the STAtJE t'OAtAI; Martha
Hood, editor of tlie BULIjETIN, and Mary Jo Paul, editor of the 15ELLES.
Senior Plans For Next Year
Are Various, Entertaining
Our graduating (?) seniors have
cooked up various plans for next
year that sound both interesting and
entertaining. Kicky Kicoll and
Margaret iVniie Sasser plan to con
tinue school at Sophia Kowcomb.
Dot Crawford and Barbara Dixon
will .iourney over to the blue grass
state to attend Kentucky. “Bosie”
Scovil and Joan McCutcheon will
continue the wonderful education
they have received at Saint Mary’s
at a most appropriate place—Dix
Hill. Alice May was considering
the John Herron Art Institute, but
certain connections in the South are
so strong that she doesn’t want to
leave. As “Kit” Armistead raised
her glass of Four Boses she said, “I
am going wild ! Bottoms u]).” Mary
Sutton, Louise Milliken, Mary Tom
Battle, Jean Poland, Tonia Bowe,
Kancy Woodruff, “Buttercup” Mc-
Guirk, Carolyn Welch, Virginia
Hall, Mimi Lynch and Laura' Davis
plan to attend a school that no one
would ever think of attending—
Carolina. Betty Cheek puffed on
her cigarette and sleepil.y said, “I’m
going to get out of here.” Margaret
Gaston and “Becky” Moose will add
knowledge to their minds at B.P.T.
The walls of dear old Salem call
Charlotte McGlaughon and Frances
Williams.
Seniors Receive
Special Presents
Some of our outgoing seniors are
looking forward to graduation not
only because they arc graduating
but also because they are receiving
special gifts for the great occasion.
It would be impossible to tell of all
the gifts; therefore, this list will be
limited to ,]ust a few. . . . Sandra
Sims . . . carbohydrates, minerals,
and fats. Dot Crawford ... a pair
of stilts. Jeaii Gould ... a per
sonally autographed picture of Joan
Fontaine. Alice May . . . freedom.
Franky Allen ... a fresh pack of
chewing gum. Bimbo Parshley . . .
a yellow cab (Cadillac). Grace
Gordon ... a mission to Lower
Slobbovia. Louise Milliken ... a
new package of campus slips. _ Ann
Kicoll ... a much-needed haircut.
Peggy Hooker ... a now bookcase
for her coke bottles. Mary Tom
Battle . . . another Chemistry book.
Frances Williams ... a key to the
DKKE house. Mazie Strickland . ..
a trip to Cary. Tonia Bowe ... a
lollipop. Virginia Hall ... a' ])ack-
age of stamps. Kit Armistead . . .
three caskets.
Laura Chapman . . . How To ll in
Frietuh and Influence People. Car
oline Cobey ... a case of vodka.
Becky Moose . . . money to pay her
biology tutor. Mickey Shannon ...
a longer heds])read. Martha De
Hart . . . ‘“riie Jones Laughing
Record” to keep her company. A1
White ... IT. S. Presidential cam
paign. Mary Sue Strupe ... a
calm trip to Davidson. Margaret
Dunn . . . an automatic sock knitter.
Ginger Mowery ... a hot dog stand
in New Orleans.
Saint Sail
Stuff and nonsense—
Benton’s current theme song is
^1^'Wle Up a Little Closer. . . . Like-
. Lois Perry is still likeable, espe-
|j®Ly with the Phi Gums at Caro-
. . . Ann Lee snowed and was
^'>o\Ved recently. . . . Buth Hiiies is
/ending a lot of money on special
■a'' stamps, (Perhaps, she’s
(,Testing the service men’s morales).
good man is hard to find” ... no
. ^er words were ever spoken, but
. Il'e people have all the luck—just
U Margaret Cheatham and Clair-
tt •
^^uarris.
JtBNED UP AND PINNED
IWn—Anna Bedding is sporting
S.A.E. pin; whereas Beverly
§'J|Ter is the proud possessor of a
Caroline Bisanar sur-
jij,.—• pin.
us all with a lovely diamond.
. Lookin;
into the crystal ball we
lliat Lou Bichardson, Harriet
and “Spooner” Harrison have
V’tod themselves to married life.
A
'Ilia
devoting her
Redding is
"Her to picking up “pitts” on the
^>^"11 at Nags Head. Speaking of
Head, Sally Dalton, Susan
^j,fPherd, Ann Nelson, Pat Lank
in'’ Slid Shep Bustin are anticipat
ed an “extacious” time on the KA
party. . . .
(jBAVE you HEABD?—Carmen
jlj'','liiier has been demoted to the
English class at Needham
*^^'gliton. . . . That sympathetic
le s
Pika has faithfully consoled Alice
May during her campus . . . Martha
DeHart is eagerly awaiting the fifth
of June . . . ’niiff said . . . Shep
Bustin is torn between the KA’s and
the SX's. Just how unfortunate
can one get ? . . . *Din Harless finally
received that long-awaited phmic
call . . . Laura Davis and ‘‘Gillie”
Martin have a mutual interest . . .
.lean Jjang was most excited about
a visit from her Virginia lad last
week end ... A certain A.T.O. has
been occupying a great deal oi Lynn
Littleton’s time lately . . . “Ginger”
Mowery, Margaret Ann Sasser, Ann
Patt’erson, and Laura Hayes had a
Ires gai time at the S.A.E. party
several week ends ago. It’s rumored
that Grace Gordon has more dates
than she knows what to do with. To
her, life must be very trying.
“Kitty” Melchor will spend her
summer' making up for lost time
with her devastating Brazilian . . .
“Liz” Whitly will migrate to Cherry
Point where she plans to keep an
“I” on her marine . . . Anne Rixey,
“Frankie” Allen, and “Mazie”
Strickland are prospective authori
ties on the latest Paris fashions.
FABEWELL TO THEE ....
Here’s wishing a grand vacation to
all of you “Saintly Saints” and lots
of luck to the graduating classes.
Au revoir til September.
Those Classy Lasses
Are On The Beam;
The girls in West Bock are tops,
you’ll agree;
Come with me now and meet the
menagerie.
Downstairs, first, we will go:
Booming in 103 there is Jo;
She is our valedictorian and wow!
Our Jo really deserves to take a bow.
Also in 102 lives Alice Hicks;
There’s not a ])roblem in the world
she can’t fix.
Next, in 100, we see Barbara Clark;
She is our clever and versatile spark.
Laura Davis lives in 100 too—
See her in her bed? That’s Dune
for you!
The inhabitants of 103 are Sanders
and Dorsett;
If you ever need a laugh, there you
don’t force it.
104 harbors Beeps and Sal;
Across the hall live Ann and Mai.
All find studies a little bore.
But they get their work done and a
little more.
In 106 are Littleton, Lynn, and Har
rison, Sue;
Lynn says Sue will dance for you.
In 101 is our favorite Kay;
She’ll be a writer some day.
In 208, upstairs, to the left door.
From West Rock
TheyTe Really Hot
Boom Grace and Al, with their
friends by the score.
May Holton and Suzie Harris live
in 206;
They are full of fun and prankish
tricks.
Sue Woodward and Sandy Donald
son live in 204;
There are no two better athletes the
campus o’er.
Ill 20.5 live Kent 'Fhompson and
Betsy Dunn—
Two mischievous redheads; they’re
full of fun.
Mary Leavcll and Betsy Clarke in
habit 202;
Any problems they’ll gladly solve for
you.
In 203 we see Dwyer and Martin
sitting;
These are two girls who don’t sit
around knitting.
Next in 201 live Hazard and Trant,
Who often move in with Cross and
Gant.
And this concludes our little trip.
But first let us give you a little tip—
To know a jolly old crew of brains
and bums
Over to West Bock we invite you to
come.