358
Belles
OF ST. MARY’S
Vol. XXI, No-. 2
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
October 17, 1958
SIGMA-MU CHEER LEADERS HEAD RALLY
R- - I.,.— Mebane Dowd, Xancy Wall, Ann Campbell, Susan Poe, Maiy
Ann l*owell.
Singers Selected
The Glee Club, directed by Miss
'd®^aldine Cate, meets on Monday
^^gbts from six-thirty to eight. The
allowing girls have been selected
- ■ **-6 nave Dceu ao
^Aeinbers: First Soprano: Flo An-
Bonnie Brinser, Linda Brit-
J^shl ^I^ry^Ann Dmkey, JDargan
The traditional Sigma-Mu Rally
was held October 6, 1958, at 9.30
p.m. The rally initiated new girls
into the athlkic association. Sig
ma and IMu cheerleaders led the
group in several cheers; afterwards
punch and cookies were served in
the gym.
!>■ - R- — Ron 1‘ittnian, Xan Bailey, Connie Fisher. 2nd row Betty 'Vnn
Wbiteburst, Georgia Cobb, Ellen Rose. 3rd row — Carolyn Hariis Ad i
Ellen Hoell. ’ ■  «
The first two Sigma-Mu sports
will be soccer and basketball. For a
successful year the Sigma-AIu
teams request the support of the
entire student body.
ton^
.^.-hburne, Dorothy Guest, Rebecca
ines, Mjartha Ann Rose, Linda
'onias, Dee Dee Wallins, Irene
eldon, Elizabeth White, Janet
j'^ggs. Second Soprano: Virginia
AOon Sarah Arnold, Toiipie Camer-
Judie Grumpier, Bea Foote,
Heath, Judie McCormick,
Anne Powell, Susan Purdy,
panor Ramsay, Vicki Rothrock,
izabeth Trij)lett, June Waldon.
h, Tricia Armstrong, Diane
anton, Anne Brinn, Caroline Can-
n. Snr,u..g^ Cobb, Faye^Faklen,
in,
Committees
^^Madwoman”
To Play At
Su Mary^s
Orchesis Taps Announced At
7 it ruye x ctiviu
arl)ara Fletcher, Gail Goodwi
Green, Cynthia Hubard,
vr^^bio Parrott, Eliza Southall,
Wall.
Bi- which meets with Dr.
I ®'^g^hon on Thursday nights be-
‘^'^■tldi’ty and seven-thirty,
p 'ides: First Sojirano: Martha
er ^Jaddison, Ellen Walk-
Mo Andrews, Irene Weldon,
- arty Pierce, Mary Dale, Frances
avis, Elizabeth White, Toppie
Bl Anno Stinnett, Sally
ackiuon, Sally Bruce, Betsy T ow.
So]>rano: Sally McClure,
vatherino McCormick, Betty Lat-
’ ^^"anor Ramsey, Cornelia IMay-
Tuesdav, October 1, 1958, eleven
girls became Orchesis members at
a secret night meeting in the gym
after which a small party was held
in their honor. . .
The new members are iricia
\rmstrong. Celeste Barnette, Top-
pv Cameron, Madge Gregory, Betsy
Xichols, Erwin Parrott, Carol Ann
Thadlock, Jane Teague, Alice Wil
son and Betsv Vow. All the girls
are’new at St. Mary’s except for
Betsy Vow. , , • w
Orchesis is composed of eighteen
members and their instructor and
odvisor Iklrs. Bailey. This year the
group is smaller and more select.
They meet eveiy Tuesday after
noon for two hours. In the first hour
business and other ^ matters are
taken up. The remaining time is
used for exercising and dancing.
er, Julia Ann Hunt, Patricia Pad
gett, Lou Hoffler. Alto: Cynthia
Hubard, Dana Borden, Betty
Wright, Pat Exiiin, Frances Holton,
f^Iay Eason, Menirie Mosier, Coro-
line Cannon.
The Dramatics Club will present
its first play of the season Tuesday
niglit, November 25th. The play
entitled “The Aladwoman of Chail-
rnilrl Giraudoux will be
LrUllQ iV160Linff directed by Mrs. Nancy Stamiey.
O Considered one of the best broad-
way plays of 1948, “The Mad
woman of Chaillot” is expected to
be a great success at St. Mary’s
According to Gilbert W. Gabriel,
a Aew York critic, the play is a
morality play, immorality play,
farce-fantacy, tragi-vaudeville, a
super-Saroyan dipped in corrosive
sublime instead of strawberry jam,
a ‘Green Pastures’ in white face . . .
and, in addition thereto, it is John
Bunyan goosed by Rabelais into a
large laugh. I stick to my popguns:
a great ]ilay.”
ginia Gee; Anne Edens, Elise Brice,
Mebane Dowd, Martha Ellen Mil-
Dr. Flower Com. — Chairman,
Dana Borden; Maiy Jane Pember
ton, Agnes Lawler, Jane Smith.
Cruicifers — Anne Wright, chief;
Jane Gray, Pat Litchfield. Servers
— Luanne Hobbs, Jane Wright,
Acolytes — Chairman, Pat Villas-
Georgia Cobb, Ruth Whitley’
Nancy Compton.
The Altar Guild has had two
meetings this year, the first one at
Dr. Guerry’s house, the second one
in the Chapel. Dr. Guen-y and Aliss
Bason explained how to set up com
munion. Two girls will bo respon
sible for the eight o’clock service.
These girls will also be responsible
for changing the hangings.
The committees are as follows:
Linen Commitee — Chairman, Bet
ty Lou Beales; Sara McMillan, Lee
Newby, Bottle Ann AVhitehurst,
Betsy Brodie, Kit McLeod, Nancy
Compton. Brass Com. — Chairman,
Nellie Holmes Ballou; Jeanne
Moye, Sally Alarcotte, Rhett Wes
ton, Mary Ann Powell, Ann Camp
bell, Jen-y Lovelace.
Silver Com. — Chainnan, Betty
Wright; Sally Blackman, Sally
Bruce, Julia Oliver, L. A. Hobbs,
Joyce Batchelor, Blair Aladdison,
Eleanor Bullock.
Book Com. — Chairman, Vir-