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22, 1971
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Miss Jones, head of the P. E. Department,Js the holder of over a hundred
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The week of January H began
not only the second week of classes
but also the first
Education classes ^eluding dan ,
horseback riding, and brl'^gp^y
now everyone has met with her Phy
sical Education class at least once
and has sore muscles to prove it.
In Sigma-Mu, basketball practice
has begun. This third quarter wil be
s4nt on basketball skUls and basket-
bS games between the Sigmas and
Mus.^ Possible games Screen other
colleges are being scheduled fo
basketball competition. You are an
Sged to come"^ and support your
Sn during the *ch«l .nmmuiaj
games. Other sports yet to be played
during this semester include softball,
swLming, golf, archery, and singles
and doubles tennis matches. So far,
the total points gained in Sigma-Mu
competition are 65 points, Mus and
35 points. Sigmas.
Our congratulations go out to Miss
“Lou” Jones. In the recent December
5th meeting of the Southern Lawn
Tennis Association in Atlanta, Miss
Jones was ranked number 12 in the
South for women’s singles and num
ber 9 in women’s doubles with Bunny
Williams of Charlottesville, Virginia.
Miss Jones became interested in
tennis the summer she was sixteen.
During the same summer she won
the North Carolina State Tennis
Championship at Greensboro. Since
then she has won a hundred and
fifty tennis titles throughout the
South.
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St. Mary’s Quartet
Cold Cuts
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Reports are
Seniors are having a ball with their new phones.
CREATIVE
ARTS
festival
Creative Arts Festival To
Be Held At Christ Church
It began as a spark
And it was held within.
But it grew, emerged, extended it
self . . .
The spark increased into a flame
and it touched others.
They were kindling for the light
and the heat and they in turn
reached out to spread the fire.
It burned, it consumed, and all
were touched.
In time the fire roared and it was
a bond.
And the bond was Love. And it
burned on .. .
Forever.
At one of the original planning
meetings for Christ Church’s Crea
tive Arts Festival, Mary Silver, a
junior at St. Mary’s Junior College,
created the poem above. Mary’s poem
reenforces the theory that people
possess a sometimes latent, but al
ways present, personal creativity.
To further reenforce this theory,
the Senior Episcopal Young Church
men of Christ Church are sponsoring
a Creative Arts Festival for all Ra-
leigh-area high school students in an
attempt to involve local students in
an experience of creative self-expres
sion. The festival will encompass the
weekend of February 5th.
The festival will begin Friday at
4:00 at Christ Church and will in
itially center around a coffeehouse.
Workshops in the fields of music,
drawing and painting, sculpture,
drama, photography, film and cre
ative writing will be located at differ
ent parts of the church. Professionals
in each field will be on hand for con
sultation and evaluation. The Mind
Garage will provide music during the
weekend.
The workshops will continue
through Saturday night. The culmi
nation of the weekend will be a wor
ship service on Sunday, put together
by the students using their produc
tions from the festival. The worship
and celebration service will be follow
ed by a concert Sunday afternoon.
It is the hope of the sponsors that
the Creative Arts Festival will pro
vide the youth of Raleigh with an
experience in sharing and communi
cating ideas freely. Through creative
media they feel that this is possible.
At Christ Church a spark emerged.
They’d like to spread the flame.
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