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1 '. : 1 - ■ :.r . ;-r ■' [ -i if ! ■ I .It; t I 'i Page 4 BELLES OF ST. MARY’S January 22, ^3 ^ €\ Iff) What’s The Poop? Third Middle Smedes has been keeping its counselors in line. Janet Blair is “ringed” to Doug Ellis. Kerry Wheeler’s boyfriend’s moth er gave her a cucumber for Christmas. Third East Smedes is running a poll on sex. Come to Becky’s body shop from 9:30 to 10:00. Mac, did you have fun at the Executive Park Hotel? Marilyn Kirkland, what happened Friday night? Cathy Neal, what’s the giant’s name you dated? Jerry Register, what do you hear every nite at 12:15? Pam DeVere, how does Ken like your stulfed pup? We hear the weather is great at Virginia Beach. ’Lizbeth Davis, what’s the matter with your tail ... or cotton pickin’ time? Rucker, why can’t you take Gor don seriously? Ann Suhling loves to collect that ’■ frat jewelry. We hear the Sigma Nu House is getting a new name — “House of lOOO’s Hands” . . . right Trish? Molly Addison, what record did Brad play for you? Helen Pruden, who was it that al most ruptured your eardrum? On the morning of June 20th, Rebecca Moser will release her new book entitled The Blind Leadeth The Blind. Hey Polly Bonner! what was your date Saturday night expecting to see on you? Second Penick, is it true that the P.R. is the best place for a birthday party? Peaches Rankin, what is your fa vorite record? Mary Kemp Mebane and Polly Bonner, were you a little ner vous about your 23 year-old dates? Lyn Lacy, do you always cry at birthday parties? Shug Dawson, is it true this is your 5th David? Sophomores have declared this as National Party Semester. The Seniors in Cruik love their new phones. Cyn Broadway sells mouthwash. What is it Kate sells? St. Mary’s has been unofficially re named Raleigh International Airport. Everyone can now relax; there is a college for even the C student. BELLES and BEAUS Joan Thames engaged to Steve. ? ? ? Rebecca Moser engaged to David Beaver, ATO at UNC. Betty Ann Queen lavaliered to Da vid Staley, SAE at State. Ann Suhling lavaliered to Joe Nel son, Pika at Hampton-Sydney. Nancy King engaged to Bill Bell, UNC-Charlotte. Mary Sherbert Kirton lavaliered to Bill Herman, EAM at State. If you have anything to sell, any items lost or found public service announceroei'*®, you wish to include in this at no charge, please contact ,■ Darden. No commercial please! The editors reserve tbc Gan You Imagine? A good meal Ten letters In your P. O. Box for you Self-llmiting hours St. Mary’s without pop tests ... or BIN Millikin No summer school Dr. Morrison I n wire-rimmed glasses and bells Miss Jones with long hair Miss Horne with time to spare Mr. King not bubbling at break fast Assembly without films GRADUATION for Seniors. HELP NEEDED: A day care center for children of working mothers needs story-tellers and student helpers any weekday af ternoon from 3 to 5. The center is off Oberlin Road near Cameron Vil lage. Twenty children in all. Fully accredited center. If interested in helping, contact Don Roberts for de tails. WANTED: Two girls to help consume my wife’s cooking and still be able to play bridge. Apply on a Friday to J. H. King. to accept mitted. or reject any iteiH' THIS YEAR ONLY A FEW GIRLS MADE NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS: — Read English every night . . . Nancy Saint Amand — Quit being such a “bum,” and start doing things! . . . JoAnn Twyman — Be nice . . . also not stop drink ing .. . Roonie — Quit biting fingernails . . . Anne Roberts — Go on a diet . . . Cathy Neal — To try to be less clumsy although it’s physically impossible . . . Ella Morgan — To try to put up with my counselors Q u e e n i e and K. P. . . . Janet Burhoe. Note: If you have any items you wish to be included in Society News, please contact Ellen Parrish. HELP NEEDED: Student to help serve breakfast to needy children, 7:30 to 9:30 A.M., Monday, Wednesday, or Fridays. For details, contact Hunter Foreman or Mr. Roberts. CUSTOMERS WANTED: For handmade leatherwork by Southside boy attempting a little self- help. Leather purses, billfolds, book marks, many others. Less than store prices. For details, contact Lide Doffermyre or Mr. Roberts. ATTENTION SENORAS! Les desea a todas un pr6sp>ero ano nuevo El Departamento des Espanol, Y que todas estudien como locas. Entonces dueden Vds, Plasticar por todas partes en la noble le ngua de Cervantes. “NEXT TO OF GOD AMERICA i 'next to of course god . love you land of the pilgrii’^^ “' forth oh , . say can you see by the da'^v^^ country ’tis of centuries and are no more what of d '^^orry j,. in every language even deaf“^ thy sons acclaim your glod»‘^ by gorry . by jingo by gee by gosh by why talk of beauty which more beautiftd , than those happy heroic who rushed like lions to the ^ slaughter f they did not stop to think tn / instead . then shall the voice of “ mute?’’ yi)’ He spoke. And drank glass of water. -e. e. Love Iso t (Taken from Febrnoty BAZAAR) Love isn’t a 150-karat but for God’s sake don rnhy back. Love isn’t strangers in You’ll only hate yonts‘ momtng. :el{ ' J MOVIE REVIEW “Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon” Tell me that you love me, Junie Moon” is a movie about three freaks (because of deformities or accidents) who decide to live together. They rent a dilapidated old house and be gin their life of trials together. These three must endure the morbid cur iosity of others, the accompanying prejudice, and their own conflicting TCrsonalities. The flashbacks give background information and bring us up to the situation at hand. The in tervention by a concerned man is a catalyst in bringing the three closer together in understanding than in their physical conditions. Final un derstanding and love comes through the loss of one of the group. The movie was realistic and the Hash backs were quite graphic in their presentations of the backgrounds and accidents. The movie was disturbing m that it presented a trait common m all of us — the hatred and fear of those who are not normal. The pic ture became tedious in some places and sometimes the realism became tiring. ATTENTION! A1 Capp, renowned cartoonist and creator of the comic strip, “Lil Ab ner, will speak in Raleigh, Februaiv’ 13, in Reynolds Coliseum. Capp’s visit is sponsored by the Wake County Exchange Clubs, and pro ceeds from the program will go to a Law Enforcement Widows Fund be ing set up by the clubs. Capp, a fre quent speaker on college campuses, will talk on “America Today” and will conduct a question and answer period afterwards. See Jane Darden For tickets. WANTED TO BUY: Susan Midgette (324 Smedes) would like to buy a pair of used tap shoes, size IVi or anything close to it. FOR SALE! Gtand Funk Live Album” for 54.00 (Record Bar price S4.79) double album. Has been played only with large poster. Gail Perry, 302 Cruik. Loi’e isn’t a four letter ^ he loves you more tho him. go^ \ Love isn’t a trip to . jf |l'‘ gossamer wings-espectnj^^^ f, was a little something that last sugar cube. nfifit Love isn’t a love letter uid . vd* ■ spelt "devine.” Just beC‘ mean you have to be sp th le world's greatest /of'” worst speller. «'** Lore isn’t much fun td you're ticklish some^ ^ Loi'e isn’t a roaring paid, a' tain lodge alone ^nit man — hut isn’t that think about? od I Love isn't half bad if Vti"’ way ninety percent O] Love isn’t in the ! Gemini and he anot u’haf you do, Saturn the wrong place. itj. Loi’e isn’t an African/, you get two batik bring the white hunt ty Love isn't all i^^ but until they crack hL like better there s nod ^ p a crack at it. W' the lights, please? Ilf"
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