Belles
OF ST. MARY’S
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
October 30, 1970
OWicers
include Betsy Ingram, Anne Little, Penny Gilliam, Anne Justice
Zeke Kannon, Jean Little, and Anne Segrest.
Sophomore And
^®shmen Classes Elect
^Ulcers For ’70-71
sophomore, and
officers were elected this
The
ic rP'-o^ident of the freshman
* La
Jones from Charlotte,
haleiok a day student from
I'aieioh C
''loorg f,!!’ ''ffic-president. Brandon
C;
lS iyni
r iacMUe
Charlotte,
IS secretary.
Cane T ‘“'unison is treasurer, and
'lance from Pine Hill, is
j^j “‘arshal.
Bean^^^^i^^^ffistori, a member of
'i^ass ^3,. J\ ^*ad last year’s freshman
nPBomnr^' is president of the
o ffiarti ^ Windsor. Amy
^°Ppaop 'c ' i^^ president, and Lind
?®>nher of'^^tr ^iBiamston, another
i^net ft , Beacon, is secretary.
b®3aurer ^^om Burnsville, is
*^cky ]\i ^lad Nell Eatman from
PeacJ, riance marshal.
I?®nihef^^r^Liahin, from Gastonia, a
Veav’„ • Beacon last year, is
An.„5'ear’s
lane E^* ? Hnior class president,
ident Charlotte, is vice-
5j. - ’ -
t
'“laa Atla"!'^''®''. and Carol Shiver,
R'«S'dent ,
f]
. Jean Little, from
is f secretary. Anne Se-
fairer, and Carol Shiver,
Ga., is dance marshal.
r?j’
* uren Jones, Lane Turner,
are Brandon Moore, •ia'ji®^^
and Jane Howell.
VOTERS ELECT NEW LEG. BODY, SOCIAL
BOARD, AND HONOR BOARD MEMBERS
The new members of the Legis
lative Body, Social Board, and Honor
Board were announced Monday, Oc
tober 26.
Seniors To Sell UNICEF
Christmas Cards
The Senior Class will be selling
UNICEF Christmas cards and cal
endars as its fall project. The cards
and calendars have been ordered and
should arrive before the third week
in Noi’ember. When the materials
L fhere will be three or four
arrive there r^„,ac nnd
days of intense selling. Cards and
Sendars may be bought after this
peris but sales will not continue
into exams.
The Christmas cards, which are
a box, are designed by fo^^Yeach
The calendars, which are each
are illustrated with the art work of
foreign children. The money re^
of $1000 »I1 the Da. Students «.u
° 1 id in selling the cards and
Trish Potter.
Julie Parker, Caren Threshie, Zeke
Kannon, and Penny Gilliam are the
representatives to the Legislative
Body. Julie, a freshman from Wood
land, also serves on the Orientation,
Catalogue, and Hospitality Commit
tees. Caren will represent the mem
bers of the Sophomore Class. Her
hometown is Rochester, Massachu
setts. She has been active in dra
matics, YWCA, and on the MUSE
staff since she has been at St.
Mary’s. Junior Zeke Kannon is from
Zebulon. She is also a Mu cheerlead
er. Penny Gillam, also a junior, is
from Windsor. She is a member of
the Development Committee and the
Sigma-Mu team.
Jane Howell is the Social Board
member for the Freshman Class. She
is from Williamston. Sophomore Ro
berta Blue is from Goldsboro. Last
year, she was active in the YWGA
and is now serving as its president.
Betsy Ingram of Taylorsville repre
sents the Junior Class. She is also a
Sigma cheerleader.
New Honor Board members are
Sophomore Betsy Brooks and Juniors
Anne Justice and Anne Freeman.
Betsy is a Sea Saint and a member
of the Beacon. She is from Court-
land, Va. Anne Justice, from Che-
raw, S. C., serves on the typing and
news staff of The Belles. Anne Free
man’s hometown is Williston.
Sophomore Officers are Janet Burhoe, Margie Worthington, Betsy Brooks, Amy
Durham, Lind Coppage, Roberta Blue, and Nell Eatman.
ST. MARTS PLANS
EDUCATION
IN DEPTH DRUG
PROGRAM
St. Mary’s is beginning an educa
tional drug abuse program. Included
will be speakers, films, and group
discussions all sponsored by the
Guidance Department.
So far in the program, a film, CBS-
News Reports with Mike Wallace on
Marijuana, has been shown and two
speakers have come to assemblies.
Mr. Charles Dunn, Director of the
State Bureau of Investigation, dis
cussed the misuse of drugs and an
swered questions. The Director of
the Raleigh Police Department’s
Vice-Squad, Ft. Ed Randolph,
brought a drug exhibit and explain
ed the characteristics of different
drugs.
Various film strips are to be shown
on November 3, 5, 10, 12, and 17 in
assemblies. They are entitled: Mari
juana: What Can You Believe?;
Sedatives; Stimulants; Narcotics; Psy
chedelics; and LSD; The Acid
World. Each night after the films.
group discussions will be held with
Mrs. Dosher, guidance director.
A Senior in the School of Phar
macy at Carolina, Jesse Pike, will be
on campus November 16. With him
will be five other pharmacy students
who will hold discussions every hour
from 8:30 AM until after dinner.
They will talk about tbe drug prob
lem and answer any questions that
people may have. These' students
have been trained and have a great
deal of knowledge about drugs. St.
Mary’s students should sign up with
Mrs. Dosher to attend these discus
sions, which will be held in Room 25
of the library.
INSIDE . .
Spiro Comes To Raleigh
An Alumna Discusses
Development Plans
North Carolina Has
Strict Drug Laxvs
their com-
an
dc affairs.
«d both in
ork and in
1 Carolina,
.ry’s.
; St. Mary’s
mented Dr.
n past dat-
no personal
“My job is
;s graduate,
ryone.”
r: “I really
san, but I
ve up teach-
sroughly en-
ect of St.
pians
t Play
ran, II
inducted for
lb production
ason at St.
8-29. To be
i of Father-
fall produc-
ilson’s “The
ilightful mu-
Is’ finishing
nd their love
n the 1920’s,
le music and
nale lead jg
ship portray-
Karen Rose
•stress of the
Dubonnet,
leap” school,
ed by Lena
laracters
Leigh Anri
lugar Bryaa-i
Janet Davigj'
• Boyfriend)!
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Raleigh ti
of the chon
s directed
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hael BuiiJ
f the Dra
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nd Cathei
easurer.