The Belles of Saint Mary’s
May 30, 1953
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Belles Features Publications Heads
As Outstanding Belles Of Saint Mary^s
lORIirE CLARK
ANN SCOTT ANDERSON
Town: Candor.
Age: 18.
Hair: Brown.
Eyes: Brown.
Pet Peeve: Antiques and any work
that is not completely necessary.
Always Seen: Stretched out on the
bed.
Always Heard: “When Pm mar
ried—”
Hobby: Procrastinating.
Favorite Food: Spaghetti and
fingernails.
Favorite Song: JVo Other Love.
Looking Forward To: Graduating
and marrying Hubert.
Ambition: To have six children.
Offices aud Clubs: President-elect of
YWCA, vice counselor-elect, as
sistant editor of the BELLES.
She is a Mu.
MARY WINDLEY DUNN
Town:’^ew Bern.
Age: 18.
Hair: Black.
Eyes: Hazel.
Pet Peeve: Cutting up those frogs.
Always Seen: In room 233 Smedes.
Always Heard: “Good Gussy.”
Hobby: Learning to smoke.
Favorite Food: Lemon ice cream.
Looking Forward To: Meeting
“The One.”
Ambition: To graduate from Caro
lina.
Offices and Clubs: Editor of Stage
Coach, treasurer of Granddaugh
ters’ Club, hall counselor-elect.
Sigma cheerleader, a member of
Canterbui’y Club.
Memories
^Vnother year has fiown by almost
too fast. One group of students will
be leaving, but another will come to
take their place. Think back on all
the fun you’ve had.
The hall skits were all so funny:
First West Wing and “Bag Mop,”
First West Bock and tlieir “Petunia
in the Onion Patch.” They were
all good.
Around Halloween the juniors
gave a wonderful party with apples,
fortune tellers, and all the trim
mings. Second Holt won the prize,
dressing to illustrate the ways they
had died.
Eemember the carolers at Christ
mas and the Senior Dance. Every
one was excited over a long vacation
with parties and dances. Of course,
we can’t help but remember the
weeks following that glorious holi
day, for exams loomed ahead. They
really weren’t so bad when you look
back.
The Freshman-Sophomore Dance
Fifty-Two Candidates Work
For Junior College Diplomas
Town: “Beautiful, Beautiful Wil-
son.
Age: 18.
Hair: Blonde.
Eyes: Blue.
Pet Peeve: Hypocrites.
Always Seen: Sleeping.
Always Heard: “Everybody thinks
I’m crazy!”
Hobby: Eating.
Favorite Food: Boast Beef.
Favorite Song: Bachmanioff Con
certo in C Minor.
Looking Forward To: Surprising
an old “friend” at Times Square.
Ambition: To pass trig.
Offices and Clubs: Editor-elect of the
Bulletin, Headlines editor for
BELLES, hall counselor-elect, a
member of Stagecoach business
staff. Sigma Fi Alpha, Altar
Guild, Canterbury Club. She is
a Mu.
There are fifty-five candidates for
the junior college diploma and
fifty-three candidates for the high
school diploma ending the 1952-53
session at Saint Mary's. Four girls,
who are members of the 1952 high
school class, are candidates for
diplomas this year. The candidates
are as follows:
Since you’ve gone so far away
A curious thing I view!
The love affairs that I once knew
Were simply little ladders, dear;
By which I was climbing to you.
Lillian Teiplett.
Weather report for Saint Mary’s
School:
Fair, Sarah Fair.
Sunny, Haffye Sewell.
Hurricane, Paula Smith.
Mild, Alyra Thayer.
Tornado, Ann Ayres.
Breezy, Cockle Smith.
Changeable—The Faculty.
SMS Students Cherish Memories Of
Chapel, Skits, Dances, Vacations
came in February, and the classes
worked very hard to carry out their
theme “Deep Purple.”
Think of how excited everyone
was when spring vacation came
around. The cold months of winter
were finally over, and warm weather
made long-planned beach parties a
big success. Do you remember how
beautiful the campus looked when
you returned? The trees were in
bloom and the fragrance of lavender
wisteria filled the air.
Then came the Junior-Senior and
May Day. Eemember the awful
weather that threatened us that Sat
urday.
Think back on all the things of
everyday life at Saint Mary’s; the
little chapel and how much it means
to each one of us.
Yes, this glorious year is finally
coming to a close, but never forget
the wonderful times you’ve had, or
the knowledge and friendships
you’ve gained here these past
months.
Junior College:
Elizabeth Lorraine Allen of
Bocky Mount; Haney Vandiver
Booth of Charlotte; Louise Vance
Brand of Urbana, Ohio; Bachel
Hewell Brooks of Boxboro; Barbara
Llewellyn Brown of Baleigh; Donna
Jeanne Bull of Greenville, S. C.;
Betty Buth Byrum of Edeiitoii;
Anne Bawlins Carlton of Horth
Wilkesboro; Barbara Virginia Car
ter of Atlanta, Ga.; Susan Kirk
land Chamblee of Bichmond, Va.;
Alartha Ann Cope of Baleigh;
Blanche Bonner Correll of Lauriii-
burg; Mary Virginia Currin of
Meredithville, Va.; Patricia Bag-
ley Daniels of Baleigh; Mary An
derson Davenport of Timmonsville,
S. C.; Jo Frances Faddy of Ea-
leigh; Hell Deans Eley of Ahoskie;
Sara Cheves Fair of Greenville,
S. C.; Elizabeth Creech Gillett,
Enfield; Eebecca Ann Gordon of
South Hill, Va.; Gorham, Betsy
Boss of Hashville; Elizabeth Chan
dler Gwaltney of Durham; Shirley
Ann Habel of Baleigh; Sylvia Anne
Hamer of Lenoir; Harriet Horteiise
Harris of Franklinton; Elizabeth
Adrienne Huffman of Hickory;
Lucy Genevieve James of Baleigh;
Eleanor Elizabeth Lancaster of Ba
leigh ; Carolyn Loving Landis of
Charlotte; Doris iinn Line>berger of
Lincolnton; Elizabeth Lynn of Ba
leigh; Laura Deane Alatheson of
Ahoskie; Isabella Mebaiie of Hunts
ville, Ala.; Margaret Davis Mitchi-
iier of Baleigh; Georgia Hickmott
Aloore of Washington, D. C.; Haney
Bawlins Mclver of Hew Orleans,
La.; Frances McColl McHeill of
Laurinburg; Charlotte Marion Hi-
coll of Charlotte; Gene Harriet
Overbeck of Fayetteville; Lucile
Christine Overton of Hewport
Hews, Va.; Siewers Anne Peoples
of Pittsboro; Katherine Boyer
Smith of Biltmore; Paula Mortimer
Smith of Pensacola, Fla.; Helen
Joyce Sparger of Baleigh; Edna
Jacquelyn Steed of Baleigh; Mary
Virginia Timberlake of Boxboro;
Emily Mizelle Urquhart of Wood-
ville; Cynthia Wood Ward of Eliza
beth City; Paula Frederick Whita
ker of Kinston; Barbara Sheppard
White of Greenville; Margaret Da
vis Williams of Edenton; Joyce Ann
Woodard of Baleigh; Anne Eliza
beth Penn of Danville, Va.; Haffye
Elaine Sewell of Erwin; Cynthia
Jeanne Summers of Bichmond, Va.
High School:
Sarah Lynn Albright of Coleridge;
Madeline Alay xHlen of Troy;
Louisa Penn Anthony of Hartsville)
S. C.; Harriette Ann Barham oi
Baleigh; Berkeley Harrison Bierer
of Lexington, V a.; Marilyn Kay
Boatwright of Bichmond, Ya.;
Haney Uhristine Bowles of States
ville ; Ann Applegate Bynum of
leigh; iViary Anne Bynum of Stan-
tonsburg; Sara Lovell Cawthou el
Tallahassee, Ufa.; Aiargaret Simons
Clai’kson of Charlotte; Charlotte
Garland Cocise of Stony CreeX, Va.;
Cariene Page Cole of Greenvitle;
S. C.; U'rances Lovelace uawson ot
Stautonsburg; Elizabeili liuntei
Dent of Spruce Pine; Elizabeth
Williams Dry of Concord; JJorotny
Kimball Ervin of Morganton; ivtai"
garet Virginia Ufyttie of Uieldale;
Ya.; Hazel Woottou Wray
Tampa, Ufa.; Barbara Leigh xiai'd'
iug of Halifax, Ya.; Eva Liacxne}
Hargrave of Lexington; Harriett^
Tane Harvey of Hinston; Lqey
Ttagsdale Heilig of High Point;
Sarah Jane Hodges of Ashevih®'
iNancy Springs Jones of ArlmgtbD
Ya.; Cecily Gates Kohlsaai
Princeton, H. J.; Barbara 1^^®
Lawson of I'airmont, W. Ya.;
Ann Chace Lincoln of TSaton Boug^^i
T.a.; Margery Kepper Lindeman
Virginia Beach, Ya.; Margni^*
Pendleton IVlansUeld-J ones of Booh
out Mountain, Tenn.; Betty
Martin of Baleigh; Sally W ood
Mullan of BlHabeth City; Lilian®
of Salisbury; Ann Moore Bobib®^^^
of Littleton; Sydna Gray liustib ^
Gastonia; Patricia Anne ShepP^
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of Kinston; Elizabeth Bar
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Smith of Baleigh; Anne Cauiet
vYeen
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Elisabeth Ann Webb of
Irene White of St. Augustine,
Katherine Bose Whitfield ^
ston.
Members of 1952 class:
The following students ha'’*^
moved conditions and are
titled to High School Diplo®a®^^|j,
Haney Barclay Glenn ^
hasset, H. Y.; Sara McOlaii
of Honea Path, S. C.;
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Duval Owens of Atlanta, Ga.; MaD
Wriglit Parker of Wilson;
Hacimey Patterson of Charlott®’
Ann Hoke Pearson of South®*^
Pines; Claudia Williams Peelei' a
Durham; Horvelle Bichai'dsaa
Plowden of Summer ton,
T rances Gilkey Proctor of Mai^^^^’
Helen Michelle Batclitie of
iotte; Blanclie Spencer Bobeit®°
of
Sickles of Charlotte; Vandelia
Stronach of Baleigh; Lillian
Triplett of Lenoir; Yelva gj-
TucTer of High Point; Hannah ..
win Baird Weaver of
Grace Butter of Ormond t g^jjr
Fla.; Mary Jane S^vinson oi
land, Fla.