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v>- I fi ) 1 1 iiJi,:!: BELLES OF ST. MARY’S April 17, !■ THE BELLES OF ST. MARY’S Published in thirteen issues during the school year, September to June. Monthly for December, January, and April; Semi monthly for October, November, Febru ary, March, and May, by the student body of St. Mary’s Junior College. Second Class Postage Paid at Raleigh, N. C. 27602. Subscription $1.00 per year. BELLES STAFE Editor in Chief Dru Haley Assistant Editor Markay Farmer Feature Editor Cynty McAlister News Editor Lee Joyner Subscription Editor Lee Barnard Exchange Editor Jane Goodson Head Typist Sweetie Seif art Circulation Editor Collins Stukes NEWS STALE Beth Coltrane, Jane Darden, Patty Irv ing, Betsy Brooks, Debbie Turner, and Ann McElure. EEATURE STAEF Lou Latham, Harriet Dill, and Torgann Bullard. PHOTOGRAPHERS Sally Lennon and Ginger Rodgers. CARTOONIST Susan Brandt. CIRCULATION Anna Burgwyn, Margaret Shinn, Judy Lawrence, Jane Darden, Patty Irving, Carol Harrison, Betsy Brooks, Debbie Turner, Tricia Edwards, Kathy Foltz, Dell Parker, Debbie Cline, and Margaret Am brose. TYPISTS Lillian James, Jane Darden, Harriet Dill, Sue Anderson, Jane Goodson, Jan Burnette, and Macky Dixon. PROOFREADERS Susan Byars, Ginger Rodgers, Julia Bar- field, Anna Burgwyn, Margaret Shinn, Jane Darden, and Patty Irving. ADVISOR Mrs. Robert Gunn. Criticism — Constructive Or Not All of iLs are guilty of being critical at sometime or another. But when we criticize, do we do it constructively or destructively? Constructive criticism, as defined in Webster’s Dictionary, is “pro moting improvement or develop ment” and destructive criticism is defined as “designed or tending to destroy.” In any college or university there is always something that we can find to criticize. But do we stop and try to think of some way to improve whatever it is we are condemning? Or do we just con tinually complain and never at tempt "to do anything about it? In some colleges it is hard to change rules or policies and under certain circumstances there is no one to listen to critichsm. But this .vear we have seen that our opin ions are heard and our construc tive criticism can be helpful. But there are still many of us who don’t take advantage of the fact that we do have members of the administration wlio are willing to listen to our complaints and our ideas for improvement. If every- time that we started to criticize, we would stoj) and figure out some means for improvement and then send our ideas thi-ough the proper channels, it could benefit many. editorial Whether The Belles is successful in its many attempts is solelv un 0 the .students of St. IMary’s. They make uj) the many different staffs ot the iiaper. This is a very demanding job, because on a regular sched- u e they are expected to do the research, writing, typing and circula tion tliat are necessary and to do these jobs well. On the other hand those students who are not affiliated with the paper and its mechanics lave ,iust as much of a responsibility to it in order to make it the voice ot the students. fills year The Belles staff has at least tried to live up to its responsi- 1 1 J )u the students themselves have let us down—down prettv hard iroiighout the year there have been grievances that the students have ! . "c " themselves or tried to re.solve through con- meiit • 'f however, has used one of their major instru- nei ts of communication, namely The Belles. Letters to the editor help in Dm opmi^ ‘'xpress their opinions but also to keep feelings out Flich-s of the Futore Ambassador; The Adventurers Colony: Zahriski Point State: Bloody Mama Romeo and Juliet A Walk in the Spring Rain Varsity Village -fane Darden, the new editor of The Belles, will be takin- over its on an 1 alieady she has several new ideas to earrv out However without "“‘'T r'” "f tlie new vear D. G. n. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Olltll*' During my sixteen mon St. Mary’s, many changes been made, but others have] raw been made because no one to break certain traditions. *' a tradition which meant a ? deal to me has been broken- J. speaking about the removal blackboard which was across fri * 9 AKy ±L >> C4. O CV the Post Office in lower Sal'll 4 In its place is a sterile, alityless, brown bulletin bo**' Y'es, the old blackboard personality all of its owit ^ gave a sunny character to rounding area. It was fun f® 'j, the latest new.s—who was 1”"' who had been accepted ‘ leges, and just what was ges^'*. going on. There is another but' provided for student use, light is not good in that arfU-^ j the board is just not the sa«’'j; looking for ways to nioderiU"jj|,i Clary’s, 1 am afraid someone ed at the wrong place. Respectfully: Markay LIBRARY NEWS . VOLUMES DONATJ-^ joii"': Thanks to an anonyinou® jt St. yiarv’s is now the redp; j)i. two volumes on American ‘ first is entitled Americat| ji ing by Jules David scribes the periods or , u tlie' art from its beginning tri g# lonial age until the Arinoi. The Belles is the student newspaper of St. Mary’s in all appear ances. It gives the past, present and future news around campus plus many feature attractions such as cartoons and articles. It tries to draw closer ties between students by relating their different funnv experi ences in “What’s the Poop.” An attempt is also made to make the stu dent more aware of what is happening outside the Grove in the Ralei"-h area. It can also be a sounding board for different student opinions and suggestioms. which begins the modern f# its seventy color manv ;-e p r 0 d u c t i 0 n® j £ ,M1S. are famous, “The Declaration of IlUf‘’flrfll^ eiice by John Trumb«'‘()eor^ of cHli'*'' gtiu Attscnalum Portrait ^ Washington” bv Gilhd (]i« and “The Race Track or a Pale Horse” by Albert Ryder. The second voluniii by . ]5a>' Rose discusses through the twentieth c J its sixty color jilates most f a 111 o u s M'C Gothic” by “JIarilvn ilonroe tivo ^ f Wooo W.,f Viidv bv ^'7: rpl' hoi. Together, tliese b in detail every aspect o^^^ culture as seen throug CHAPEL TO BE DEDlt^-^ WlNI?5|p led Ji'®’ Dedication of two sta ^^.jll ^ window.' ' ' * -• ■ place on rs ill tlie 3layt _n Alumnae Da.', p dedication will take oO''; 9:J0 A.M. chapel ‘i.J’i®'"’ ,, ed bv Jlr. Baird aul ^ , ,i,ca*^ ..-scW'V- One of the "■''*‘1'*"®^'^^, ,vlie^ to Mr. Russell BroUr|'| .jr lo Air. nusscii iUnali"’ , m'I*’ head of the Music 11 twentv-five years. I' .pul —. -- . "vir. \v ilow is iledicatcd to - (Jiics® William Guess. M*"' .,u(l , ,^.iolog.' ..m’l professor of sociolog. (,}|Hpe urer of the St. flip nf the Board of .. lid' was a dance instriie
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