Belles
OF ST. MARY’S
2£xxxr^N0. 8
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
February 5, 1971
^l^OUND BROKEN
^OR RAGLAND
building
Th
the ceremony for
too ^^cKenzie Ragland class-
p "^tiding took place Monday,
or» Rev. Hobgood
ceremony, and Dr. Pi-
Th’ welcoming remarks,
hvm followed by the school
tospoii Chorale, and
Itymn*^"^^ reading. After another
toop*^’, actual groundbreaking
tttati Jomes Poyner, Chair-
6(J Board of Trustees, turn-
silve ^ ^P^tleful of dirt with a
by p) ^Pode. He was then followed
Dean*^ ^^Bel Morrison, Academic
tiae JoBn Davis, Alum-
itt jp ^^°t^l^tion. Student participants
®®ttv \a/'''®te Gail Perry,
^fter Rebecca Stallings,
pants ^ j f*cnediction, the partici-
rece
and the
■Ption
spectators attended a
Itt Smedes Parlor.
. Body Enacts
^Portant Changes
Pas^sS th
effr ^ *
rnet in January and
atition;
'tuary 1.
Motive P^^'^t^lons which became
Th
Ne cht^log hours for all classes
Q^^tirdav ^ttd both Friday and
,®Oior, floors
ntust
sS^-tn.
are now the same,
return to school by
?°Pltoinorp^’l^* Juniors by 1:00 a.m.
I’ttl Freshr! ^tgn in by 12:00
d? fl-^0. From Sun
il L^tttili^^on'tsrlay, Seniors may
■So 2.00 and Juniors until
. ^ovveve
laas h’ ^ penalty for late-
lS^ to ™P«sed. If a girl is
t)rfhalf k^ rninutes late, she will
n„''‘lsges c„ from all her dating
Q,7"^8es fT^'-'f ^rom all her dating
k®''^er. jf f the remainder of the
‘'^Ut la, she is :tn ■
as *3te, sh,
minutes to one
be lost from a
Half ^^luor“PP‘^‘'*'^
8irR .Ur ,...-ii ^Pse Committee. A
aricl 1 rir or ^7''^“''^^-'’ *f returns
Hark Will ^Ban her curfew,
an.jhtne 7^prit to Social Board.
W'^’^hior,.,!.„ls late she will lose
Bour from her cur-
V ""Ponal half
f4>
'^‘"'S passed in re-
atiy^ jri g pus hours. Seniors may
^te^'kht of ^"'u until 11:00
A ^®^hcr fi ^’KU uut in Cruik-
Net^Btiou7-‘l-fB,rlor.
Hoard''‘Orient passed to allow
'^%ai °f Tn. "^^presentation on the
The details still
^ed to erit and will he
^ Board in April.
belles chapel poll
Editor’s Note: This poll went out to all students last week. Partici-
vation in this poll was very poor indeed considering the deep feelings on
the suhiect. Only 166 sheets were turned in. However this numher seems to
present a representative cross-section of student opinion. Figures have been
rounded off.
] Do you enjoy the chapel service as it is now? 35.5% yes; 58.5% no;
sometimes 7%.
o WPirh sendee (if any) is the most meaningful to you? Wednesday,
70 6%- Sunday, 9.7%; Monday, 1.8%; Communion, 4.8%; All, 1.2%;
None, 9.7%.
2 vnii like to see some of the services changed m order to try to
Seiem mm meaningful? 116% yes; 87% no blank 0.4%.
A n vmi think that chapel would be MORE meaningful if attendance be-
■ came voluntary? 88% yes; 12% no.
D 'ou think that compulsory chapel should be done away with? 80.3%
UU VUU ... _
ves-' 15.6% no; unsure 4.2%.
6 Would you attend chapel semi-regularly if chapel became voluntary?
88 7% yes; 7.8% no; undecided 3.6%.
rPaf the entire character of St. Mary’s would be jeopar-
; “nT rirnlk do you believe strongly enough in what St.
hfvs 'sanlls fo".o ke% compulsory chapel? 63.4% yes; 29.5% no;
inanswered 7.2%. ,■ a 6 , - A ,
1 kev,., many times have you skipped chapel since August?
8, Honestly-how many_^._^^^
none 4//o, uuu>..4
riRCLE TAPS
three seniors
The Circle walked Wednesday
‘’'TSliirSmlC w'ere
m7darnewme*m,a„e Moore,
r-old Cuts Ttish Potter headed a
-?Sh4^sTmAl4t.£
the m m V Hected to serve as
She has ee Peature and
Soring Oueen and is Pea ur
Assis.LrEdi.or of the BelUs.
strong. The n ^ g^
nounced thro gB January 28.
theme song jMurfrees-
Catherine HiH, anJ
“fm°"h”e Belte' new Sf*
Column. She has Qjj]y
Sigma-Mu for
redhead m the hometown is
McE1w«. bJ'./'“'Sselor on 3rd
Statesville, is ^ the Circle.
Sinedes and a
F-S -unselor, Sec-
Blce. She is a ‘O'JS ^ ^^ig^ys
rctary-Treasurer p jj^nt of the
Chorale, and g Kathy Pace
Granddaughte _ gge is a
is also a i \\test Smedes and
rfS^OrlU Florida.
Beacon Inducts Six
New Members
#
The Beacon inducted members
January 21. The new members are
Candy Currin, Camron Cutting,
Ann R.eesman, Missy Taylor, Caren
Threshie, and Kay Turner.
Candy Currin is a day student
from Fuquay-Varina. Last year
Candy served on the Hospitality and
Orientation Committees, while this
year she is a member of the Com
mencement and Future Planning
Committees.
Morganton is the hometown of
Cameron Cutting. As a Freshman,
Cameron was Dance Marshall and
was in the YWCA. This year Cam
eron is a Sigma Cheerleader.
Ann Reesman hails from New
Bern. Ann is a member of the ten
nis team and she is also in the
YWCA.
From Washington, Missy Taylor
is active in the Sigma-Mu, playing
for the Mu’s. Missy also serves on
the Commencement Committee.
Rochester, Massachusetts is the
home town of Caren Threshie. Caren
is a member of the Leg. Body, as she
was last year.
Kay Turner is from Martinsville,
Virginia. This year Kay is the car
toonist for the Belles and is a mem
ber of the YDC.
FlicEs oi the Future
CARDINAL — "Love Story’’ — starts
Feb. 12
STATE — "Julius Caesar’’—ends Feb.
16
VARSITY — “Satyricon” — ends Feb.
15
What is it Beth Harrison does be
hind locked doors?
With the broadening of our cur
riculum, we hear a new course
in “how to catch a man” will be
taught by Misses Vann, Elling
ton, Jones, Underwood, a n d
Eaton.
Stratton, can I have a burger,
fries, and a coke?
Hey, Laura, after all this time
those Pika calls still put you on
Cloud Nine.
Now that we’ve gotten a new
classroom building, all we need
is a new cafeteria, a new gym,
a new music building, a new
auditorium, a new dorm, a new
art studio, a new parlor, and
just a few more lights.
Hey, Lou Abbitt, I hear it’s the
first time since your sophomore
year!
Notice to all affected: Due to past
grain parties, orange juice will
he on tap in the dorms.
Julie Parker, how is it that Bob’s
interviews lead to basketball
games ?
Dianne Houghton — Why do yon
lock your roommate out at mid
night ?
Brandon Moore—What’s this sud
den interest in Y^ale?
Hey, Judy Edwards, What’s yonr
sudden interest in tennis courts
on Sunday mornings?
Pat Pollard, you say daquiris and
scissors don’t mix?
Peaches, you say you like full
beards"?
Mary McCown — you needed a
Bloody Mary Skurday morn
ing ?
Sharon Henry — Why so many
male visitors lately?
Margaret Willetts — What’s this
we hear about your secret mar
riage ?
Betesy Pritchard—Has the “spe
cial” call come on your own
new phone?
2nd Penick—How are your Sr.
Campus Queens?
Candy Spear: 'Where is your clear-
asil ?
Susan Carroll: After four months
you finally learned how to fry
your hair and to wear wire-rim
med gla.sses.
The “poop” is short this week be
cause of tliis special edition.
their com-
ian
aic affairs,
ted both in
TOrk and in
;h Carolina,
ary’s.
t St. Mary’s
imented Dr.
m past dat-
no personal
“My job is
its graduate,
sryone.”
ir: “I really
lean, but I
ive up teach-
loroughly en-
ject of St.
ipians
it Play
yan, II
onducted for
ub production
eason at St.
28-29. To be
jk of Pather-
i fall produc-
?"ilson’s “The
elightful mu-
rls’ finishing
ind their lo've
in the 1920’s,
he music and
le.
imale lead ig
iship portray,
. Karen Rose
listress of the
( Dubonnet,
dcap” schooU
ted by Lena
iharacters i^
Leigh Am;
Sugar Bryaa.
Janet Davig!,'
le Boyfriend)i
cast also
■d, Beca
d Raleigh tJ
of the chor
is directed
^th ujyj
chael Bulmj
of the Drg
lam, vice
yfiHj Secret
and CatheJ
reasurer.