960
Belles
OF ST. MARY’S
Vol. XXIV, No. 3
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
November 18, 1960
Jiary Oiristopher, AVinston Coniiei’, liiirney AA alker, Elaine Gray-
'•1. Kit Kiclihorii, Anne Alekinney.
Juniors and Underclassmen Elect
Officers
looks as if there are big plans
for the sophomore and Fresh-
classes. Kit Eichhorn, newly
Pc ted Freshman class President,
announced that one of the year-
I’^'^jpcts for the freshman class
1 he the selling of hot dogs from
;;30-]O:()0 each
1‘ursday night.
vice-president; Ann Hundley, sec
retary; and Carolyn Prune, treas
urer. Legislative body rejn-esenta-
tive is Cathy Chandler, and Tay
Ashford is the new Freshman
Dance IMarshal.
Tuesday and
The soj)homore class, led by Bar-
ny Walker, has been in the process
of discussing ideas for money mak
ing jirojects.
Barny Walker, jiresident; Elaine
jortl — Graybill, vice-president; Martha
"■liich Temple, secretaiy; and Margaret
>0 given by the Fresh- treasurer are the recently
elected officers of the sophomore
class. So]ihomore Dance Marshal is
Nona Walker and Sally Stevens is
legislative body representative.
da ’ time, the freshman
the^* In the process of ordering
■r rings, and are discussing plans
fo:
l>10r. f ;; givL-ii uy u
lor the Sophomores.
frei
I'he
nci newly elected leaders of the
are
in addition to the
Anno MacKinney,
Y.IF.C.A. Makes Plans
Dot 'u' ^ ‘ niet Thursday,
for 20. Y. W. C. A. officers
rog. M'nr nre; President, For-
.fo„ '' 'lliamson; Vice President,
J^nyvault; Secretary and
Leslie Redding. Dr.
the orga
organization’s sjion-
inirpose of the Y. W. C. A.,
lielp handbook, is, “To
^^iristf'*^ needy and to spread
diidonts"” ‘
unong
the
Tilt
1„.in-oject for this year will
' nsits by the members of the
Y. W. C. A. to the Orphanage and
the Blind School to entertain the
children there. The members will
also give both groujis a Christmas
liarty. During exams the Y. W. C.
A. will sjionsor evening services.
As a moneymaking jiroject the
Y. W. C. A. will sell St. Mary’s
charms in the spring. In November
the club will be in charge of two
assembly ])rograms. The first pro
gram was a speaker from the
Blind School. The Blind School
Band will present a musical pro
gram for the second assembly pro
gram.
Nabers Heads Senior Class
The Senior class of St. Mary’s
is headed this year by Muff Na
bers of Wilson, N. C. The other
officers are Betsy Dunn, Vice-
President; Becky Elmore, secre
tary ; and Cleve Fletcher, treasurer.
Ruth Mills serves as the Senior
Dance Marshal.
Each year the project of the
Senior Class is the Senior Little
Stoi-e. Since everybody enjoys eat
ing candy or a snack, the Little
Store is a very lucrative class ])ro-
ject.
Plans are being made now by the
Senior class for the Senior Ban-
(iuet, to be held sometime in De
cember. The members of the Ban
quet committee are Trudy .John
son, Susanne Bowles, Becky Pe-
trea. Archer Lee Hannah, Becky
Elmore, Betsy Dunn, .Joanna Day-
vault, Lucy Ford, Carlton Savage,
Betsy Jjynn and Dede Keyes.
Recently, the Seniors residing in
Penick decided to go to a lot of
trouble to do something extraordi
nary for Friday morning breakfast.
They named Friday, October 28,
“Happy Friday Day” and all of
the j)atrons of this occasion dress
ed in their “Sunday best.” Jn order
to celebrate in the highest fashion,
the painstaking girls got up at 7:00
A.M. and before they left for then-
grand entrance into the dining
room, they had made their beds
and cleaned their rooms.
To the Seniors we owe our grati
tude for breaking away from the
monotony of week-day breakfasts.
iMary Christopher from Tappa-
hannock, Virginia, is the newly
elected President of the .Junior
class. The other officers are \Vins-
ton Conner, vice-president; Jane
Brooks, secretary; Cornelia Hines,
treasurer; and Erwin Parrott,
dance marshal.
Serving as Honor Council Rep
resentatives from the Junior class
are .Julie White of East Tawas,
AJichigan, and Courtney AIcDow-
ell, of Charleston, S. C.
Jane Brooks, Cornelia Hines, Marty AVatkins, Emvin Parrott, Mar-
garet Glenn, Alartlia Temple, Robin Causey, Kathy t hanmer,’ Sally
Stevens.
St. Mary’s to Celebrate Thanksgiving
Tuesday night, November 22, will
arrive, and all the St. Mary’s
girls will be in a festive mood be
cause the next day will see every
one heading for home. New York,
or other exciting spots. We cele
brate Thanksgiving here at school
by attending a banquet. For this
occasion we dress in our best and
discard our “usual” attire. The
Dining room also takes on a new
look for the banquet. We dine by
candlelight, and the tables and side
boards are decorated with arrange
ments of fruit. We have the tradi
tional Thanksgiving meal of turkey
and the trimmings.
The festive mood is carried out
m songs by the students to the
faculty, cooks, waiters, and dieti
cians. The Thanksgiving Banquet
IS one of the special traditions at
ot. Mary s, so let’s all participate
to make it the best Banquet we’ve
ever had.