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BELLES OF ST. MARY^S April 22, 1960 QUIET?!! Suddenly, out of soinewliere, a fluxuation of long assignments and term j)apers have been passed out in the various courses. The work has been assigned, and it is due in a short period of time. Look at the calendar and count the class days until exams—okay, twenty-four more days, and you say you’ll be prepared? Now—answer the following. With fa\oiable weather and pleasant weekends (?) to the beach, how many of us can completely accomplish the work ahead of us? Not many, I’m sure! Therefore it is necessary to eliminate some of the atmosphere detrimental to those people who will be studying. The atmosphere is the verbal vibrations in matter which can be detected by our ears—in other words, noise! riiei'e are those peoj)le who will be studying or will have to study, and they will most likely be studying in the library. At present, the library is not in the condition of a library—it seems to be a club house wheie everyone comes to “chew the cud.” In all consideration to those who use the library, may it be imi)ressed upon us to remain quiet in the library and its immediate vicinity. Another tender spot is the sun porch. Although it may look like Coney Island, it need not sound like Coney Island. Fifty girls and numerous radios combine to create a boistrous brawl. For tliose who retire to the library to study, in order to break away from such a brawl in and around the vicinity of third Smedes, they will only “come out of the pot and into the pan” with all the noise at the library. bt. Wary s should not become deaf and dumb (rather impossible), but we should just take on the simple responsibility of consideration towards others by keeping quiet in the library and maintaining a low roar on the sun porch. We want to pass exams—n’est pas? C. McA. FLICKEREENOS •A.Ain.lSSADOK THEATER April 22- -May 28 27 Vi.sit to a Small Planet with Jerry Lewis May 4 AV’ake Me AVlien It’s Over, with Ernie Kovacs, Dick Shawn 7 Tlie Glenn ^Miller Story with James Stewart \ ARSITY THEATER May -10 Sink the Bisniark with Dana Wynter, Kenneth Moore rOLOXY THEATER April 17- 24 28 ■23 Masters of the Congo, Documentary film -2 7 Chance Meetings with Si mone Signoret ■May 4 The Ten Command ments with Charleston Heston, Yul Brenner, Anne Baxter, Yvonne De Carlo, Debra Paget, Edward G. Robinson, John Direk Aprii 22-2 3 Clysses, with Kirk Doug las, Anthony Quinn, Syl- vano Mangano 24-30 Around the AVorld in 80 Days, with David Niven, Shiriey MacLaine May 1- 2 A Place in the Sun, with Elizabeth Taylor, Mont gomery Cliff, Shelley Win ters 3- 5 Engiie Onegin, Russian cast (shows at 3:00 and 8:00 p.m.) (This is the final showing in the south) STATE THEATER April 13-23 The Unforgiven with Burt Lancaster, Audrey Hep burn 2 4-30 Habette Goes to AVar, with Bridget Bardot A’lLLAGE THEATER April 22-26 I’lease Don’t Eat the Dais ies, with Doris Day, David Niven 2 7-May 3 The Mouse that Roared with Jean Seberg, Peter Sellars May 4-10 Reeanse Tliey’re Young, with Dick Clark, Tuesday Weld, Victoria Shaw Talented Juniors Present Skit To Youse From Muse The Junior Class will present for their class assembly jtrogram a skit centering around a typical week at St. Mary’s. Sophia Pike will read a i)oem while several of the talented juniors illustrate an event tyjtical of each day. Alarguerite Howard, Betsy Dunn, Lila IVolff, Branchie AVatson, Ann Dickson, Anne Metts, Carter McAlister, Vickie Chubb, Betsy Eagles, Mol ly Cooj)er, Margaret Atkinson, Su- sanne Bowles, Gay Davis, Sue Bergamini, Eathyl Bowie, and Sal ly Harper are some of the partici pants. The i)rogram will be given Aju-il 26th. With ecstatic .inbiliation I rettirn from hibernation To assert my personality once more. On my leisnrel.v vacation I’ve undergone a transformation— You've never seen ii Muse like me be fore ! This exciting revelation Is no prevarication, • As late or soon (?) you all will surely see. My tiny alteration .May cause .some consternation If any think the same I ought to be— But just remember when you view me The joy my new face-lift brings to me; Remember that sometimes once in a while Even a Miisc grows tired of her style! All this, of cour.se, is ‘‘just in case,” For you’ll surely recognize my face When on my annual trip down this way I dro]i in just to see you one da.v. Sophomores Capture Song Contest Awards For the second time in two years, the class of 1962 has won the Belles Song Contest. They tvere up against some tough competition, though, as the Freshmen Class sang their song to the tune of “Alillion Dollar Baby,” the .luniors to the tune of “Jamaica Faretvell,” and the Seniors to the tune of “Get Ale to the Church on Time.” This contest has been going on for many years among the various classes at St. Alary’s, and the class that wins the contest sings later, on the Smedes front steps. The winning song was written by Patricia Armstrong and Francis Holton to the tune of “AI.T.A.” and goes as follows: In the course of our school’s his tory, the students have rallied bravely whenever the rights of stu dents have been'i threatened. To day, a new crisis has arisen in the form of term papers, etc. Students, hear me out, this could happen to you! 1. AA'ell, let me tell ’bout a story of a girl named Sally one tragic and fateful day! She juit two jiencils in her pocket grabbed a pack of paper and headed over Cheshire way. chorus: AA’ell, did she ever get out, no she never got out and her fate is still in doubt She may write forever, ’cause she’s not too clever. She’s the gal who never got out. 2. Sally handed in her paper at the en;d of the hour, and she thought she did pretty well. Even though the bell was ring- , ing: She saw one more question, now she knew she was going to fail, chorus: 3. AATll, the only way to pass for the month and the quarter, was to work through the hours free. How could she afford to go home and see her family or her beau at U.N.C. chorus: 4. Sally’s roommate goes down to the St. Alary’s library every day at quarter past two, and through the open window she hands Sally a sandwich as Airs. Brown goes rumbling through, chorus: o. Now you students of St. Alary’s don’t you think it’s a shame How the students have to slave and j)ay? Fight the work increase Use some elbow grease! .And get Sallv through this year O.K. chorus: Or else she’ll never get out, no, she’ll never get out And her fate is still in doubt, etc. . . THE BELLES OF ST. MARY’S Publisbed every two weeks during the school year by the student body of St. Mary’s Junior College. Entered as 2nd Class matter Dec. 7, 1944, at Post Office, Raleigh, N. C., under Act of March 3, 1879. Sub scription $1.00 per year. BELLES STAFF EdUor-in-chief C-VI!ter JIcAlisteii Assistant Editor Cleve Fletchek Xi’irs Editor Lr-Li Kidexiiot k Ecatiirc Editor Bi-;cky El.vobk Eorial Editor JIattie Lor Fzzle Alniniiue Editor Su.sAx PoE Cartoonists Fb.vkces HoltoX S-VLLY StEVEX-S I‘lioto(/ruijtier....A:sT\ Ca.mekox Bow.max E.rriiani/e Editor Stitaut ArsxiX Hoad Coiii/ Header Joy Hicks Headline Editor Sopiii.v Pike Head Titinst .\x.xe Be.xso.v ISnsiness Mananers Betsy LyxX Fokest Willi.v.m .so.x Cirentation Manai/er Ri'tmi Bowles NEWS STAFF Brenda Barnhill, Anne Battle, Han nah Bell, Martha Pat Bell. Gene Bird song, Mary Richard Chambers. Gayle Clark,.Tosie Ebringhaiis, Cleve Fletcher, Frances Dabney Jones. Mai-j- Brodie J()iie.s. Susan Poe, Kathryn Sawyer. Elizabeth White. FEATURE STAFF Susanne Bowles, Becky Bullock, Ro bin Causey, Pat Exum, Betsy Dunn, Elaine Graybill, Sallie Harper. Rebecca Hines, Lois Lynch, Anne Ricienhoiu', Lynn Roberson. SOCIETY REPORTERS Tennys Bowers, Mary Chiles, Jlolly Dewey. ALU.MNAE REPORTERS Grey Watkins. EXCHANGE STAFF Gill Holcombe, Susan Keel. COPY READERS Jackie Baublitz, Lou Ficklen, Susan Sawyer. Barney Walker. HEADLINES STAFF Becky Elmore, Bobby Fletcher. Margaret Friar. TYPISTS Margaret Atkinson, Anne Benson, Vicki Chubb, Judy Crippen, Kathy Davidson, Susan Fleming, Patsy Frank, Carter McAlister, Trudy McGinty, Ruth Jlills. Jean Taylor, Martha TayloD Vicki Taylor, Ashley Wade, Julia Worth. MAKE-UP STAFF Carole Bleimeyer, Mary Aiine Carter, Martha Hamilton, Forrest Williamson- CIRCULATION STAFF Mary Neal Bolch, Ruth Bowles. Jud>’ Crippen, Nancy Grier. Florie ilclieod. Melinda Jlesser, Anne Metts, Juli® Miller, Lucy Milward, Kathy O’Lenie, Martha Parham, Alary Cameron PbU' lips, Frankie Stutts, Dade AVall, Janet M'iggs, Jane AVooten. ADVISOR Air. John Tate Have You Heard* No one’.s been taking sun baths latelD Helen Reid is covered with tliou-sainH of strange little brown spots. Trudy Johnston can tuck in her shirt' now. ,, About Aletcalf’s new “sea sucker blouse. Air. .Shellans is not going to sit in th Balcony any more? Rochow had a big birthday this yeay W(dff has entered one of those •'Dm' me” contests. ,, Blanton and Dunn had their '”1 .South Ball” on the road. .i Ginger Hayes had a big night 'a .Saturday. ,, "That Thomas has come for that ’^tn)’ That Kay Shipman is on her twcli t'vA. ., That Bleymier and George Ilaniilt'’^ ("Home From the Hills”) have crush on each other. HA
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