January 13, 1961
BELLES OF ST. MARY’S
SENIOR SAINTS
SAINT SALLIES
CLEVK FLETCHER
Town: Winston-Salem, N. C.
^air: Love that “crease”
Eyes: Ask any bulldog-
Always Seen: With clips in her hair
Always Heard: “I made a terrible
grade”
Eet Peeve: “How’s Paul”
Favorite Frat: Well, uh. Sigma
Something-at one time
■'^hibition: to be a . . . secretary
Eobby: Building muscles
Etopia: SOB
ARDEN FORES
Town: Southern Pines
Hair: Fluffy
“fes: Spider-like
Always Seen: Emptying trash cans
Always Heard: “Cuss, excuse my
language”
Het Peeve: “roomie” not shutting the
door
avorite Frat: not choosey
Ambition: To do away with her 2
P fakes
Hobby: setting fires
fopia: her own business desk
LUCY TORI)
Own: Winston-Saiem
^air: here today gone tomorrow
yes: half closed
jways Seen: Combing hair
Always Heard: I’m in iove (this
p Week)
Peeve: Ruth and Betsy knock-
p on the waii
'avorite Frat: DKE???
Ambition, to date a DKE
Hobby: Vices
opia: University of Okiahoma
PATSY FR.ANK
Own: Pensacoia, Fla.
g,air: Everywhere!
.'Os: usually closed
.."’ays Seen: Late
Always Heard: “Ya have a bottle of
p Cough syrup?”
p t Peeve: Breakfast
A^"oi-ite Frat: USN
pmbition: to make Jean sloppy
t}°oby: the Infirmary
Sbia: Princeton
ARCHER LEE HANNAH
Town: Richmond
Hair: Good Luck!
Byes: Lined and curled
Always Seen: knee socks and shet-
lands
Always Heard: “I can’t believe shed
do that!”
Pet Peeve: 7:25 a.m. Mon.-Fri.
Favorite Frat: Mu Epsilon Nu
(MEN)
Ambition: to be fat
Hobby: growing fingernails
Utopia: “Carry me Back to Ole Vir-
ginny”
SALLI HARPER
Town: Walterboro, S. C.
Hair: Turns gray overnight
Eyes: About that color but not quite
Always Seen: Bouncin’ around
Always Heard: “deah gussie!”
Pet Peeve: Three fellows, Chaucer,
Spencer, and Milton
Favorite Frat: Kappa Sigs any place
Ambition: Who has time to think
about that?
Hobby: Playing it cool.
Utopia: A high point
.JANE HARRIS
Town: Seaboard . . • Where!
Hair: Two-tone blond (?)
Eyes: Just eyelashes
Always Seen: Chewing gum
Always Heard: “Y’all know what?
Pet Peeve: People who ask too many
questions „ ,
Favorite Frat: Sorry: sew on Satur-
day j
Ambition; “2-4-6-S, I’m gonna gradu-
Hobby: Selling cigarettes
Utopia: out
ANN.A CAY HENRY
Town; Asheville
Hair: always there
Byes: constantly shut
Always Sdf WhTdid’^/take that
course?
^lUHtTFra^-‘The nearest Parish
AiiiblUon: To get out of that course!
Hobby; Playing el Toro
TTtnnia: Finlandia
flickereenoes
Jap
.ST.VTE THE.VTER
TE 2-6140
8—“The Pacts of Life”
doming soon—
“The Grass is Greener”
A.MR.ASSAdor theater
Ja,, TB 2-6404
“Girl of the Night”
12—“Sundowners”
Coming soon—
“The Captain Table
VILLAGE theater
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Jan. 5—“All the Young Men
Coming soon nvpr”
“Please Turn Me Over
December 17, 1960, found St.
Mary’s bereft of all her Sallies.
Every young thing had left for
home eagerly anticipating a series
of gala parties.
En,joying themselves thoroughly
in Winston-Salem the 21st w^ere
Ginny Heron, .Judy Merritt, Lock
hart Folin, Sara Broadhurst, Mar
ty Watkins, Mary Lou Liipfert,
Iletsy Kalkurst, Betsy Dunn, Gigi
Saunders, Bobby Watson, and
Cleve Fletcher. Winston has been
known to have a good party and
this one came through true to form.
After Christmas several towns in
eastern North Carolina held their
annual parties. Seen adding to the
festivities in Goldsboro the 26th
were Muff Nabers, Marguerite
Howard, May Boney, Lover Daw
son, Ann Benson, Rosemary Adair,
Sophia Pike, Betsy Eagles, .Joy
Hicks, and Chasie Allen.
In some unknown fashion, eve
ryone was ready the next evening
for the Kinston party. Seen grac
ing this affair were Betsy Eagles,
Erwin Parrott, Ruth Bowles, Had
ley Morgan, Sara Broadhur.st, and
Rowena Brinser.
After two days rest many of the
same people flocked to AVilson on
the 3()th. Present with not oven a
hint of dark circles under their
eyes were Muff Nabers, ,Joy Hicks,
Sophia Pike, Ruth Bowles, Hadley
Morgan, Mary Aloore, Frances
Douglas, and Ann Farmer.
Greensboro had its share of
Christmas gaiety during the Spin
sters and 21 Club dances. Taking
in the Christmas spirit in the Gate
City were Lila AA’olff, Betsy Dunn,
Edith Kellermann, Martha Rose
Lambeth, Mary Brent Elmore, and
Ellen Baer. AAhsh you could have
seen AA’olffie’s escort.
^ Last, but not least, came New
Lear’s and two parties, one in
Charlotte, the other in Raleigh,
two parties which are annually
popular. Seen swaying to the
strains of “Auld Lang Syne” at
the Charlotte Country Club were
Mary Lee Hinson, Ruth Bowles,
lilrwin Parrott, Alary Richard
Chambers, AAhnston Connor, Edith
Kellermann, and Robin Pleasants.
Flaving .just as much fun and
blowing just as many horns at the
Carolina Country Club in Raleigh
were Dede Keys, Sophia Pike,
Chasie Allen, Molly Cooper, Tricia
Armstrong, and Vickie Coxe.
Alary Ann Carter’s Christmas
was made complete by the beau
tiful engagement ring Ed gave her
on Christmas Eve.
Of course, all good things must
come to an end, and they did.
However, we can catch a vague
glimpse of Spring Vacation far
away in the mists of March.
Sigma-Mu Continues
Tournaments
The basketball tournament is in
“full swing” now. Before Christ
mas the AIu’s won the first game
of the tournament and then came
back from the vacation to win the
second game, beating the Sigma’s
by only two points. This game was
l)layed on .January 4 and showed
effects of the Dixie Classics, be
cause both teams were “red hot”.
The third game, played on .Jan
uary !), jiroved to be a real thriller,
because the Sigma’s needed the
victory in order to stay in the
tournament. Of course, the AIu’s
were out to win this game, because
if they did, they would win the
tournament.
Plans are being discussed for
a Student - Faculty basketball
game. Also, plans are being made
for a St. Alary’s-AIeredith College
basketball game, and possibly for
a St. Alary’s-Peace College game,
too. Last year, St. Alary’s beat
both these schools in basketball.
We hope to do as well this year!
The badminton tournament is
still being played. The winner will
be announced in a week or so. The
tumbling tournament took place
in the gym on .January 9 at 5:00
P.AL, after the Sigma-AIu basket
ball game. Three faculty members
were the judges for this tumbling
tournament. Girls comiieted in
dividually and in groups for top
honors. Some of the stunts per
formed were hand stands, forward
and backward dives, angel stands,
and many other extremely difficult
stunts.
New Year’s
Resolutions
Cookie Aitlmr: not to wear the same
gray skirt and sweater every day.
.lane Wands: to drive more carefully
(she had two wrecks over Christ
mas).
Toler Yates: to lose ten pounds by
the end of the school year.
Mary Lar.sen: to make “Birdlegs”
miserable for the rest of the year.
Robbin Uleasants: to hold my should
ers up.
Erwin Parrott: to learn to enunciate
clearly.
.lackie llaiiblitz: to forget the “culls”
in my life.
Winston Connor: not to he in Char
lotte next New Year’s Eve.
Ann Martin: to be a good girl.
.loanne Roebow: not to flirt.
C,vnthia Anderson: not to lose my
temper.
Rosemary Adair: to never accept an
other blind date.
Retsy Nichols: to stop wearing false
eyelashes.
Can You Imagine?
Lauson being quiet?
All the petitions being passed?
All the water fountains spouting
champagne-eh Jody?
Everyone passing Psychology?
The Christmas holidays extending
through June?
No Saturday classes?
Exam Week as Party Week?
Seven day weekends?
A good meal?
Mary Richard spending a Saturday
night at school?
Forrest and Cleve not studying?
Betsy Vaden not smiling?
Alice Dupree six feet tall?
205 Penick being clean?
20 days for Brent?
Ruth Bowles in the Library?