Belles
OF ST. MARY’S
!!L^XIII, No. 5
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
December 17, 1969
Mr. Currin.
• Ernest P. Currin
Becomes Food
Service Director
P. Currin, the new
Director,
was prev-
Spar+„-Converse College ni
Th
^rtanb
ere he
urg, South Carolina.
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Legislative Body Passes
Long Awaited Petitions
the r Saga’s manager of
job liall. This is his first
' rood Service Director,
lilr. o ^ about St. Mary’s,
hey’g • '^I’l’in replied, “Everybody
to peo* ^
being quite so nice and
Polite^^“‘^“^S?- The girls are very
Uiadp’w, the administration
He welcome.”
®iore “1 would like to put
Dahe in the food and
to keerffv'^^ events nicer. 1 want
high duality of the food as
hear i would like to
Last oil the food.”
0^ special Christmas
Ilaii‘7/ '''as held in the Dining
^ll of a formal dinner with
ae trimmings.
To Play Santa
The 0- Annual Party
Plaujii Ji’ole and the Heacon are
n^’’ty tiru' iiiiiiiial Christmas
^aHor rLo tonight in Smedes
'^>PleS H.M. The party will
"'bl be "'oob of festivities and
?Odea+„ gathering of the
’Hhq qi pOiore the holidays. Mr.
Of'^^a, 7in iHaying the part of
f's‘« ,
m^tni^s" Nirht Defore
The following are the petitions
passed by the Legislative Body on
^'LToVoniores have one more
overnight and one more chapel ab
sence each 173'fhree
total to six overnights and ttiree
chapel absences first semester and
^ven overnights, four chapel ab
sences second semestei.
2. Freshmen have bghts out .M
11:00 and sophomores at 12 m A
student may have special pei-mis
simi from her hall counselor to
studv later for a specific qrm
3. Seniors
permission fiom t ^ imstess
SrTtl e -let nrns. b. pnt
frthe overnight slip. This will not
• effect until such time as
5°.:'j pemL5,ns iron, parents
are on Me here. The earliest ef
fective date will be the beginning
of the second semester 1969-70.
4. Students may date during the
day, when they are not in class,
until 6:00. Pages will be on duty
only from 4:00-6:00 as before, and
students dating before 4:00 must
meet their dates in the parlor.
5. Upperclassmen may have
blanket parental permissions for
overnights in Chapel Hill, Dur
ham, and at home. This will go
into effect, at the earliest, second
semester after blanket permissions
have been filed.
6. Informal attire may be worn
in the cafeteria on Saturdays.
7. Seniors with a 2.0 average or
above will be allowed to have
cars. A five dollar registration fee
must be paid to the business office.
Action on this petition was ap
proved ; however, it will be defer
red until the number of care is de-
First Performance Given By Scottish Dancers
I„ assembly, December 4, ^the
Scottish Daocey gPr ,
performance at St -
.f”5Lnons Highland Fling.
was the p„fhv Xeal, Mar-
D''nfr'?LScv Smith,’Mary
garetMeLcamN Aiken, Molly
Gorrell, Highsmith.
^ Then ’ tie president, Suzanne
Then r>p4ov Monroe perform-
Ishee, and Betsj .
ed the that any
was one of the teu
females ha^ Twosome
Following Pollard, Mar-
CrMcLean, Diane Thomas,
Chappe Gass, Marshall Miller,
Helen Pimden, Ann Highsmith,
and Louise Monte.
The Shaenn Thrubbus was then
performed by Everall Aiken and
Mary Gorrell. Afterwards, Pat
Pollard, Diane Thomas, Marshall
Miller, Helen Pruden, Chappe
Gass, Louise Monte, Cathy Neal,
and Molly Bridger did the Four
some Dance.
The last number in the program,
the energetic and exciting Irish
Jig, was performed by Betsy Mon
roe, Nancy Smith, and Suzanne
Ishee.
termined and parking facilities
studied.
8. Students are no longer re
quired to wear chapel caps or hats
in church.
9. A student who has been con
victed by the Honor Board has the
right to have her name posted on
the Honor Roll.
10. The offense of leaving and
remaining off-campus has been
placed under the jurisdiction of
the Disciplinary Committee which
may refer a case to the Honor
Board if necessary.
11. Students will be allowed to
leave campus after being dismiss
ed from the infirmary before the
previously stated 24 hour period.
12. The Honor Code Oath will
be written on the St. Mary’s ap
plication.
13. Counselors’ points have been
raised to six. The Cold Cuts will
be given four points. S.G.A. offi
cers were given special permission
by the Dean to have a total of 16
points.
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ult ^^tuiTaiji the children
y members with his ren-
Ui tbp-’’. ^'be Cold Cuts, dress-
II boliday-decorated hog-
., Night
ed
'>h'ers -
[be ren./,i"''H lead the students in
7 Hobl Cuts’ songs and
7^bitioj, f Christmas carols. The
tb' ®'*ii’f?i'een tree will en-
barlor, and Christmas
\ ''"'«i'ts will be served.
I forget to
Back articles
FOR
B ELEPHANT
SALE!!
Scottish Dancers performing
Mary Stewart To Head
City Inter-Collegiate
Literary Magazine
On December 8 a meeting was
held at Meredith College of the
editors and various members of
the staffs of the literary maga
zines from the six colleges in Ra
leigh. The purpose of the meet
ing was the formation of a city
wide literary magazine in Avhich
all the colleges would participate.
The idea originated with two
Meredith College students, Jane
Cromley and Donna Armstrong.
They felt that the colleges in Ra
leigh were far apart in communi
cation as well as distance and that
a city-wide magazine would help
to bring the schools closer to
gether and would give all an op
portunity to share their thoughts.
The idea was enthusiastically re
ceived by all those attending the
meeting, and editors for the maga
zine were elected: Mary Stewart
(St. Mary’s), Editor in Chief;
Jane Cromley (Meredith College),
Literary Editor; Judy Davidson
(Peace College), Art Editor; Tom
Canning (N. C. State University),
Business Manager.
The magazine will contain
poems, essays, editorials, art,
photographs and any type of writ
ten media which would express
the thoughts of the students. It is.
(Continued on Page 2)
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Carolina,
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